davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-06

outside of the national banks. had 36
commercial banks and u savings
banks. The Los Angeles commercial
les savings banks II. The Oakland
commercial banks were 10 and the saw
ings banks six. The entire interior of
California is reported to have 2Ss com
mercial banks. 1O2 savings banks and
Is private banks. These figures show
an increase in the state of eight com
mercial banks and two savings banks
and a decrease of sixsprivate banks.
Condensing the statistics, it is made
apparent that the banking resources of
san Francisco at the latest available
return were sSSO.OoO 900 in round fig
ures
SIXTH STATE IN WEALTH
In period of so years California
has become the sixth state in the union
in the matter of wealth. Only New
York. Pennsylvania, Illinois. Massachu-
setts and Ohio lead California. The lat
est official statistics indicate that the
wealth of California exceeds $4,000
600, 900 by something more than $780,
100000. the exact figures being $4.115,-
491,1O6. At the same time the wealth
per capita of California leads that of
any other state in the union, New York
being second in that regard. In fact,
the wealth of California is nearly
50, 100000 more than that of Denmark
and is nearly equal to the total wealth
of Holland and Canada While it has
been said that bank clearings need to
be analyzed to show their exact bear
ing. it is true that such clearings are
assumed by every commercial commu-
nifty of large size to have at least
barometrical value, indicative of the
volume of business.
During the operations of the San
Francisco clearing house record has
been kept of all transactions. Between
1903 and 1908, both periods inclusive,
the aggregate clearings for nine
months of each year amounted. to ST.
SIS. .S45.376. Additional statistics would
probably be tedious in this connection,
but it is necessary to give enough to
inform the outside world and to reas-
sure ourselves in regard to the extent
of the business in which this city is
engaged.
It is well to publish some figures. for
two reasons. The first is that they
show the wealth of San Francisco's s
leading financial institutions. The sec
ond is that they indicate the general
solidity OF San Francisco, after period
Of great financial stress and following
that time when a financial cyclone.
blowing out of Wall street, stirred up
the finances of the country in unprece-
dented degree, but left San Francisco
practically unshaken. II by their fruits
one shall know them, then it must be
said that San Francisco bankers have
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-06
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proven themselves during period of
destruction and a period OF reconstruc-
ton to be leaders of finance worthy of
the proud position which they occupy.
Literally proved by fire." they are en-
tilted to be considered as premiers in
the good time coming.
BANKS STOOD THE TEST
In the stirring times of the last few
years in San Francisco no large bank,
with one exception, has met disaster.
The one exception applies to an institu-
ton which forsook all legitimate
methods of banking and so courted the
downfall which awaited it. In no re-
spect was its collapse due to general
conditions in San Francisco nor to any
doubt on the part of the community at
large The people have stood pat. The
only conceivable reason for this is that
they have had just confidence in the
bankers and in the methods that they
have pursued in conserving and prop
erly investing funds.
That page of history in which San
Francisco bankers were the prime
movers and creators Of events, when
this city began to take stock after the
confiagration of 1906 had spent its
force, will newer lose significance to
San aFranciscans. Nor is it possible to
understand what an amount of judg-
ment, discretion and foresight has been
exercised by the officers and directors
of our banking institutions unless one
has due comprehension of the Difficult
ties and sudden emergencies with
which it was their destiny to cope.
An ordinary interruption of trade or
commerce, even a severe furry in the
entire financial world-indeed a panic
as wide as the continent and as intense
SRVGral that haua cnn
pie at various tirnes-would not have
tested the ability of local fnanciers in
a series of years in q manner to COM
pare with that supreme trial through
which they passed unscathed and with
accumulated honors that were we'll de-
served.
UNSCATHED BY DISASTER
They supplied not only the pulse of
the financial community at a critical
time, but also circulated the life blood
OF trade and of all enterprises. When
the city lost all it's business section
east OF Fillmore street, and when the
Western addition and the unburned por-
tions of the Mission. practically suburbs
OF former San Francisco, were all that
remained, no banker faltered or showed
any outward sign of anxiety. Less than
three years ago banking was carried on
In drawing rooms in private homes
paying tellers stood at windows that
had been used only up to that time to
admit light and air to the homes of the
wealthy. In the relatively short sue
ceeding period great banking struc-
lures, magnificent in their appoint
ments and costly of construction, have
been reared, the aggregate cost of
which runs into millions of dollars.
Market street is adorned by a num-
Der of such hank buildings and has
thereby been given financial signifi-
canoe and business Importance that il
never before possessed. A splendid
bank building has been erected by the
First national bank on the site of the
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-06

Mediterranean sea have found their
chief profit for centuries In the produc-
tion of those fruits, wines and other
growths of the soil which are and al
ways will be the chief reliance OF Cal
ifornia. Extraordinarily and agricultur-
ally.
The people who inhabit those coun-
tries are skilled in the cultivation OF
the orange, the lemon and the vine.
The interior OF California. that pours
wealth annually into the lap or san
Francisco, is similar in topography and
in climate TO the Mediterranean lands
On the breezy hillsides OF this state and
in the valleys the Italian farmers espe-
cially will find life congeniaL Where
there are uncultivated areas the entire
domain will be put under intense cul7-
tivation-
When vessels proceed directly
through the canal between Europe and
the Golden gate; when an open water
way Is Afforded between all parts OF
the United States that rest on the sea-
board or near the gerat navigabls riv-
ers OF the east and middle west: when
fares and freights and a continuous
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

&af i6stoloAed and a6|A and bla n by
lbc parties Aht IlFsl owned It and
aflorNaf1 sold iof <1s Another case
4 negro woman traded 8er surplus
80 a6ftN for tive lots n lhls city
kbfth probably 80. being located IN
ihe bed Of a small stream doWine
through I've town. and $1,000. payable
500 cash and fho balance Ia q note Of
$500 The note was signed by only
one Of he parties and when me ne
efo woman wanted more money he
came IA TO make collection dn the
n6ie. The other member ~ the, aFin
was 4 alVyef and be told hef he would
make the collection Tor her and asked
hcf to return some days later which
sl'r dld. fIe N lhat time rncounied
lnb erea trouble he had been 20 col,
Iaci the note and made q charge oi
$500 Tor making The collection, giving
her 500. which made her the recspl'
onl II lhvefs % the extent Of 5000
cash and two lots III the bed Of q
stream 10 lien Of her f20 acres ol
hand IN the best farming section Of
Okmulgce county
A very popular inrm of getting the
negro and Ihdian 10 free himself from
tho care ana w0rry az either cultlyats
lng their surplus holdings Or work of
iandl1fdisn, was 10 make him q loan.
taking warranty deed Of Che land
This plan was generally considered
more refined and less difficult 70 car.
.4Ie a.
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BEGGS' BLOUD PURIFIER
CURES calarrlE q tiss stomach.
GIRLS TO SEEK LID IIFTERs"


Chicago. May 6A real beauty
squad, feminine instead Of masculine
hts heed added temporarily II The 20.
lice force to slt on The i O'Clock nd.
Girls land women have been re-
tflllted b Assistant ChIef sehnntllaf
TO act q detectives In seeing that the
Shutdown order Il oheynd In places
where women are known to be IN
search 81 refreshments with their es.
carts after midnight
They viii be i true hylns squad.
ron, as they have 10 regulaF houFa
Or days Iuf work but Win be sent
our whea1vef tho man III charge uI
tnfurcilis me strict mandate If Mayur
Russo stanhcts that eofhn audavious
retailer 81 liEuofs II putting 4 over
un the local nullcH district
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

VIM. Parr Enklands Oldest mani
married she third time at i20 worked
III the fields IN i32. and lived ~
years longer. People should be youth
luI at SA James Wright. Of Spur
l0tk. XVI shows how 10 remain young
III feel just IKE l0.yeaF.old boy, he
writes. after taking slx bottles oi
Electric liltters. For thirty years
Kidney trouble made life burdon
hot the nrsl bottle OF This wonderful
medicine convinced me had found
tho greatest cure on eaFth They're
godsena q weak. siokly rundown 81
old people Try them, SOC at oil drug
gIgtg.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

IT eYer ! need q cough medicine
oealn know Whist % Ret, declares
Mrs A. l. Alley Of Beals. Me-. for
after using ten bottles Of Dr King
New Discovery, and seeing is excel
lent results in my own family and
others. / an convinced Il Is the best
medicine made for Coughs. Colds and
lung trouble Every one who tries I
feels just that vay Relief Is felt at
once ami iss quick cure surprises You.
For Bronchitis Asthma. Ilem0ffhages
Group. Iafirlppe Sore Throat pain IN
chest o. lAnFH IS supfele. 50s anu
sl00. Trial bottle free. CuAfanieaa
By ~ druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06
'DR. BBLB|R
SHAKING UP
0RMULGEE
-
SENSATIONAL REVIVAL.
isr AiNrs AT CHARGES
Or CORRUPTION
HECTARES INDIAN AND
NEGRO ARE GRATED
N
44IH

a.
nkmulkae OK. May Elm his talk
IN ANiYsf flNbs&0sleneBs Df Bulgin.
sh1 mated evangelist wbo stirred shaw
Ida Min charges of official graft. gave
1lIhAf sAklInE 0f wilat N 10 come II
lhe Nat Of charges against official
nRalf ID oknnkeA. he stated he had
Fhb nolllea bf seven people ol 0kmnl'
e11 NIi0 held government LICENSE 20
Sea l1u1f aud that he would fead The
u6H fBn the pulpit ui future
tu6&I|NE and STOKE fe some length
sAa tsfl AMONG tae olIIAinls lie
Ntaaea Isas NJ Aad Numerous hlida.
Wig aHH fhak me ladies ~ the city
l6d waited Oh hlln and desired hlm 70
eaDe Into the mall6r and strong
ln'|'nttlbn f0lloNed tlal hc might q
Al h|s 6nnnlllf meelA.N Ia gave the
liAE NI0A lIIat " Shawnee be WAS
forced InH0 TIE charges he made
i34InAf lAo officials of that city and
eaHilg aAH allaE nothfuk wpsiiu De
dose aIoNs lllla line Il s even hint
el |N 4H Will make same lnYe4likiF
3HH# N'4HH t9p Tine ~ NfAkA4nN snp
ntls hH Ihdlfo II which event the
Q4fN fabric and support d even the
elAstsAMs NllI W stirred ~ isw people
ID HHI4fH NklauunlH lHfp pVHTiVTI7
ea a worry sinful n bug land worth
&a NJ &a0 p6f anfe fof t1 and 81
'tNs aefe aNd soIilelllnne methods
NE|3 sh.H|ated Nhich dId llol Elve llIa
IAaIaA 1t NEGRO even that amount.
= VI slHdsFflond THAI ~ BIZ been
fezzIea NIIlh stories q giafIlne lha
aA#f4 AID Indian Az IN Qna taHH
WI|sH I afm lfaded 4 half interest u
i zatkass FN 70 acres 81 negro a0T.
n.||s laI|a NurEh X leakl sa.Ogp ana
tHN No# hlu sae other half inlefeal
ga A1 Iazk ioF $3.50. taking 4 mort.
N6 on ne anIHal laf The amounts
WHRn AR mortgage heeaInh lue Il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06
IalvAAp N bYNAMIrs eAps.l

Chandler 0Alt. Nay & Hiram
FsIAhne. membpt II company b
0AIahuha national guard. naw Hos III
= fFilIoaI condition Is the result oI
an explosion uf dynamite e5Us willis
aRaIAalng III removing asumns from
shH rife Ianee grounds al The national
eaafd nHaf Chandler III NHs taFfs.
Ins aofne aNnhHlIN nHaa IA hiR hand
when e reached ii hIs pocket ii
hI# knIIe and Il tame Nax one 81
the nAHa wna exploded FhH phAfzR
tore o8 A|* hand and ipfe hpie +
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

Senator Hudson of Missouri SAYS
that as women are now holding the Of.
fice Of county school commissioner he
can not see why they may not be al
lowed 10 hold office on school boards
The bin which he introduced was dc
iealed ia The Senate ~ vote Of i5
10 d II was NOT 10 give women the
right 10 vote for directors but to
serve as school directors
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06
WINS onAronlcAL CONTEST

WeathaHEord. Ok. May o--iasl eve.
ming the sixth annual uratorIeal CON.
test was held At The Southwestern
normal At Wealherford Nova AlkIfa1
won the Williams gold medal "a so
gold piece and the privilege Of repre.
sentlng the Southwestern IN the state
contest Joseph Schmidt won second
place and the Events gnld medal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

for the university Of that state to the
women 1t Is a pity" he said, that
California men Of wealth have left this
world with no thought of maklng L d
little better FOR having been here The
women are better able TO sign the
checks & seems to me than tho men
who struggled 10 get the money. II
comes hard 10 them to sign the checks
giving u AWAY"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

Make the summer gowns With as
much lace as possible, but have them
constructed IN such a way that the Ell
feet will be one Of simplicity This II
absolute, and In this case u Is an OK
penslve commodity The pretty gowns
may be made as in the spring all In
one piece, and those who are looking
for comfort make them fastened at
ihe side rather than IN tho back
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

VINE Owns Her Clothes.
In Louisiana A woman does not own
her own clothes. but no doubt she ii
Wen enough satisfied with possession,
The husband, having TO pay for the
clothes, ought. OF COURSE, 10 have the
right 20 them If he wants e, and the
majority Of men like 20 have their
wives as we'll dressed az their posi-.
llon demands and are willing to pay
the costs. II the clothes are not paid
los the husband Is held ffsponsiblc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06


plnls ~ boiling wagef Hhla VIII make
splendid blood tonic and liver Ihyis.
orator and Il Is a good remedy for
plulplcs yellow hiolchea. haIl0N com
plezlon. serofua and al eruptl0ns Of
the skin. Take tablespoonful S
minutes before each meal aud before
retIrlns kes0 outdoors as much Is
possible.
Rubt W. You can mabe ilna Out
nlne hair tonic IS follows no ounce
81 qulnola and ~ pint Of alcohol and
~ pint Of cold water lel stand until
ihe aulpOla Is dissolved. Rub ii we'll
Iunlll ahaofued. This viii remove
aandrufi, and atop falling halr relieve
Itching scalp keep TIE scalp ii neal
thy condition. and promote the grow
n Of hair. II used once or taice a
week Shampoo che hair twice
month, See answer io + p.
b 81; T'ha best and cheapest sham
poo ! khow of E made nom pure.
plain canthTox Simply dissolve tea.
spoonful 1t canthrnx Ii d ton cup II
bot water md stir ven until alI is dis.
solved; then proceed 10 shampoo By
pouring Il on the hair and ruhblEs
well This makes Iine lather and
cleans the scalp. fciievas Irritation
|aud makes abe hair sol and anHy
and auch shampoo costs less than
'one rent. See answer to Robi. W
loE maklna . aoud haif tonic.
@-ss~A&
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

Flowers Of fll Omen.
A hrIsIe should have no vlolets about
her as they are flowers Of sorrow, sad'
y sweet II you will. but not At for q
bride A mountain Of yiolets sent to
Elnprese Eugenie hy the Kind viii o.
thu women of Paris Oh her wedding
day vas The evl omen ol her unf0rt
nnale life. says Miss Morris, writing
a0ous her Il was the flower chosen
BY Donapafla and certainly dId not
bring him loY. either
The colltue.6red wife.
Tde question Of / college girl FOR 4
Viie Is one that each man must solve
for hlimAdll II he il une6unaGoa. even
ihUash he may have gQt BIS diploma
by means Of snan courses. he VIII
probably not cars for IA educated
wife. Thu callege.bFed man viii lino
a woman WHO has done the same wurk
Ga hlmkeIg much moro likely 10 prove
I'M aEfeAAhla Nft dompaAIun.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

Il Is eenefally maintained that II
the pope Bpuke as be u reported il
regard q w0man suffrage It was not
considering the matter in religious
light Mlss Katherine Conway. a Bos
ton writer who IL herself an antaug.
lfaglat. sayj that the ntteranfe 0f lbe
pope was In regard 70 the political ex.
pedlenes and Il Ii not question upon
which ae would speak ex eathearas
Archbishop Ireland Bishop SpaldIng
and oghae prominent Catholics are said
@ be n favor Of woman suffrage
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

Anotherpastor haa ordered the wom
eu n hls congregation to take on their
hats in church and they seem to have
been meek enough about obeying. II
Is. however almost as hard TO see
around The rats some women wear as
% see over their hats It il NOT To
he supposed that any minister will ask
The Indies 10 modify their style 0i
hair dressing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06
HsaIth &C Bsauty linz

S. N.Y.. do not know 81 aaF
asana s atesae the He|khl How s
taII h beyond uIF knowledge.
! Kiae aa - anAI Worrying VIVA BE-
eaHaA s fomala aa sah are am
SLID Gu Ike my shampoo recipe and
As| worry you had trouble IN getting
Hatnfox never meHtIbh ID lnfre.
dIaal 81 any ret|pe lhsl you cann9f
ii Anf ffsteIasa drug store
~z|hUNi alHItaisx Il your druggist
naHHtNs e BE- aal Of aH5 article nam.
II ~ ca easily obtain II from bis
#Hs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

Az Hrelizh paper says that It IA
wrong tor he bishop q NouaaH ~
lalk aapu' Iha saIlf HemaA Their
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

Tho Tradea Women Of london.
The tfnae pageant 0f women az the
International Snifraee association was
4 most interesting exhibition of che
work Of women In London Seventy
rades we're represented, even the
acfubwpmen having 4 Mace. waving
banner upon which was inscribed.
Cleanliness Is Next 20 GodllnesA.
There Nffe esherwomen from scot.
Ind. women c0ai miners. woman doc
iers, women lawyers women journal.
IFls With d banner upon which was a
carrier pigeon with pen Mllllnersl
jewellers. teachers, Ia fact every oecu.
patlon Was represented appropriate
banners being carried an along the
line
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

Women Sign the chueks,
Benjamin lde Wheeler. IN talk
recently said that California nWes
most Of The work that has bean done.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

AsHlDHH Inquirer Large n8rea and
bIeaas are frequently caused b.
uHs y Izee powders Anoilne cream
laIIf4 lxoa can make il ynaFAell1 Il
AhR NHas fenAeas knaw f0r clearing
lAs 4E'H II blsshheaaa. lafee pores,
eHe4ln Iznet q plmnl4s etc. Put ~
Ql|EloA If alliollnn III { fruit iar ami
aaa Ef Hlni e told Nalef and tvs
tAza6tsIfzEIi|s Of eIyceflIe. sllf hllskIs
r. 4 ~ nluslsaA Nha lek aGHu4 unlII
s. hpteHza @AIok cream ifIly. Faf
lIzsAIEIs. appis With Hhe fingers ana
~ MAhaln lef : nlinule oh sha faen.
and thsn rub vel with the hands. TIE
dIEI WI = onte roll d ana Tie pores
vii be tHnronehly cleanaod. n caaes
y fan. IfsUkIes chaHpad face elc.
amply Aaa lel remain for q few hours.
NpetalHa a0 fAia o. olls that VIII
eaIlse halr ~ grow, 81 you oan nee Il
s. iIesi1 IS tn Nieh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

rN0Driu" Is the most clever iIttle sll
fer6d Coffee Slfainer eser invented
qgt one free lrom Pr, shoop, Racine
ppn and DR. Shoops new book or
Health Coffee sent 10 any lady re.
dheAllnk them. Yhn can trick any one
bb secretly serving Dr, shoons Health
|CpNee al meal time. Your vIiasor OF
YOUR husband will declare he Ii drink.
|luH real eofIee and yet lhoee Il moi
. grain d feal huflae n nf shoopf
HpaIth Coffee, Pure, grains. malt.
|ahd nuts give Healih coifee It's OK
EQhisIle tafle and favor No 20 to 30
|nllhntes tedious b0lllng. Made IN n
minute" Try It from your grocer
land get pleasant surprise 1 i.2 lb.
package e5c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

8 n f FNes lQllps1H Or washes -
s preferred : ordinary fate pow
1zI but the manufactured bfand8 afa
sss1f entnAlse Mt every my tie.
Xaaf sHIauN dark ard blly SKIN can
as NH|sz NhIsE and Hafh youIhlul i
K1a VIII akH laia reaIpe 70 a AL
h|H Isl NzIeF afd Two leaep08Il.
lz|z n H|zfef|az std ! 9nhoes ST SPUR.
I#zk ii hlAaH until cold. Apply >
4HH NaHI|s hisd I|tn wafh tie pa.nl u
sHs Band and continue rubbing the
sin Nhafh applied until dry. This j
: uQMnlz xlfI afARiIHaf chat Nhslena
IHH fh|I.. Il s also GOOD u cold
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

The Gospel Of Rest
Dr. Hutchinson breaches The doc
iflne Of rest and believes that kleas
ure Is natures stump Of approval n
enc feels like running. jumping shout
ing or otherwise exercising, that u
the thing ID 40; bu, II there Is no
spirit IN one. the thing 70 10 IL % plt
down in the fresh air aud rest until
The tired muscles have recovered them
selves. Learn 10 be Idle when the
body Is ,lred, and while YOU think yon
are dolng nothing thousands Of cells
are busIIy at work repairing The wastes
of office or shop sit SIN and IN
yile your sour and yon win BE- the bh,
tel for VI. rather than forcing yout
self to exercise that you DO not need
"A House. Cleaning Time,
Some one has said that the house
cleaning habit is peeullarity ol
middle class homes. but that might
eaaIlly be disputed for the American
woman llln9a to the tradition OF SOAP
ana water ii stated times most ten
aclonsly even though she may nov
live in an exclusive place" who once
lived On common street. She takes
lown hef curtains. rolls up her rugs
puts away her flirs. blankets and win
ter clothes generally. and then gives
he house a aoanan-water drnhblne
tom cellar to attic At this time OF
year.
Pictures tor Children.
The International Kindergarten as.
soclalion has been IN session recently
81 Buffalo and took action condemnIDg
lhc comic supplements Of 4he sunday
aewaaapers The newspaper publish
cts wefa oFked by Mr Robert j Bur
detle 10 make war upon he comic sup.
ulement that some papers publish
I'll whloA the child Is taught 10 play
SILLY pranks. and proper respect for
older persons and parents is held uIl
"a rsdloule. The best papers do not
encourage pictures IN which the child
Is showa IN a dlsreepectful or mali
eloua situation
Nosd FoF Fiarsfesndn.
Luther II Gullck. writing III Good
housekeeping Magazine, says chat The
streets are unsuitable Fairgrounds for
children. aud calls attention TO the
fact that onethird 0g the accidents
that oecn are due to this custom Of
street playing lIe Il led to assert
from Statistics he says, that uue.hull
d the American city girls befween
lhe ages Of - and 30 take most Of
thelf recreation on the street There
should be Fairgrounds In every psrl
|oi every city.
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n nothing 81 feline grace about The
iufirageltt. but like The dog. she
PARKS. aud bites, and snarls and does
not gracefully scratch with hidden
claws. asa cat would DO,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06
LOSING FROM TICKS

Special 10 the Daily Leader
Lawton. Ok. May 6-That Conan.
che county Il losing money on her cat.
llb at the rate 81 g2t0,00O annually
hocause OF fever ticks Is The astOund'
lnk estimate Of Col Ewofs White lfea
uier of ihe state agricultural board,
Who Is N Lawion for the purpose Of
Inducing lhe board IL county commits.
sloncAs 10 establish dipping watts IN ey.
ely township In abe county, as au.
lh0flxed hy law.