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Evening journal., 1909-09-09

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including loss Of hair. OF infants. children
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Soap, and followed by mild doses OF
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Evening journal., 1909-09-09
Sunday School Convention.

GEORGETOWN, Sept. 9.-The elev-
enth annual convention OF the George
town Hundred Sunday School Associa-
ton will be held in the First Methodist
Protestant Church. here Thursday
afternoon and evening. September 20
A large attendance is expected and
prominent speakers win be present.
Evening journal., 1909-09-09
RuiId pweIIInaa al seaford.

SEAFORD, Sept 9-The recent
scarcity of dwelling houses here may
be responsible for the building boom
which this town is now experiencing.
Several desirable dwellings are in the
course of construction and others are
20 be erected. Probably the most costly
one being erected now is that OF J. A.
Morgan. on Pine street. which will in
volvo a cost of over $4,000.
Evening journal., 1909-09-09
Rehuildina Ria oraan.

DOVER Sept 9.-Philadelphia organ
builders are rebuilding tho pipe organ
IN Holy Cross Catholic Church Dover.
preparatory to the opening OF the active
religious season with the forty hours
devotion early in October Meantime
services are being held as usual.
Evening journal., 1909-09-09

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN. Sept. 9-StricSen
with heart trouble. Mrs. Mary II. Petty
john. widow OF the late George Petty
john, died suddenly at the age OF sew
enty-four years She IS survived by
six sons and three daughters.
Evening journal., 1909-09-09
FELTON, Has a EIrs.

DOVER. Sept 9.--William T. Har-
riet, the FELTON, musician and farmer,
whose house and effects were recently
destroyed by fire. was insured for $1,000
in the Delaware state Grange Fire In
surance Company, operated by farmers
This is the first loss this corporation
has sustained in two years.
Evening journal., 1909-09-09
CHANGERS TALK
OF ROAD TAXES

STANTON, Sept e.-rhe regular
meeting OF Diamond state Grange NO.
2 OF stanton was largely attended. The
usual interest was taken in the cur
rent events OF the day. An animated
discussion on what Becomes Of Our
Road Tax" was held Deep interest
is being taken in the establishment of
a Grange Commercial Exchange. Eleven
applications for membership were re-
ceived and two former members Henry
Churchman and Ellis Hicks were rein
stated.
The Grange expects 70 have a large
class TO initiate on October 4. The
next meeting of the Grange win be
HELD on September 20. when a lively
time is expected at an old fashioned
spelling bee.
Evening journal., 1909-09-09
Georgetown Pastor Invited Back.

GEORGETOWN, sept. 9.--The Rev.
Luther L. Poole. pastor Of Wesley NJ
2. Church. Of this town. has been in
vited by the official board to return
for another conference year. The in
vitation has been accepted.
Evening journal., 1909-09-09
Want Pastor PooIn Raok.

GEORGETOWN, Sept. Brew Luth-
er T. Poole, pastor Of Wesley NJ E.
Church. Of this town. has been invited
by the official board 10 return for
another conference year. and the invi-
tation has been accepted.
Evening journal., 1909-09-09
shinnina Granes south.

DOVER, Sept. 9.--E C. Wilson shin
ped i75 carriers OF grapes. containing
eight baskets each, TO Richmond last
night by Adams express. The grapes
were fancy Concords. grown in tho new
Dover vineyards.
Evening journal., 1909-09-09
pead From Heart Disease.

You may have a home if you try
Nat R. e. Trust Coz
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-01
Use RED SEAL CARBON = is the Best


Sally, but she was disqualified on ac-
count Of fouling the Pearl.
The Ivy was the only boat that
did not finish the course. Her TIL
Ter was broken and she had to be
guided back to the club house for
repairs. The wind was uncertain.
and, at times. gusty; however, 1t
freshened up lot during the time
Of the race. and all the wrens and
sloops few through the water In
great form.
The finish was most exciting and
only seconds separated the craft as
they crossed the line. The actual
result was as follows:
Hr. Min.
Dancing Sally (disqual'd)..1 44h
Pearl 44A
Galloping Mary ..........1 -
fupOOse ........ ..... ..'i IVA
Ivy did not finish.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-01
CULLEN DEFEATS
CHARLIE REILLY
FIFTEEN ROUNDS OF FIERCE FIGHTING RESULT IN WIN FOR
CULLEN-REIILY SHOWS GAMENESS, BUT HAD NO KNOCK.
OUT PUNCH-BIG CROWD AT ALOHA PARK WATCH THREE
GOOD BOUTS ""t

decision was possible and the crowd
could only say that the best man won.
II was clean fair fight right
through, and the huge audience left
the Aloha Park perfectly satisned
that they had seen as good nsht as
1t Is possible to see anywhere. ana
that both the boxers were decent
lads.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-01
Punahou Defeats
College Of Hawaii

On Saturday afternoon at Alexan-
der Field the Oahu College team
defeated the College Of Hawaii at
football In very hollow fashion.
The score. 20 to nil. indicates how
one-sided the game was.
The lighter players simply ran all
over the Hawaii men and by real
team work showed that they had
the game down pat; their combina-
ton was good, and the Hawaii men
never could get any distance before
they were downed.
Mckenzie was the star player OF
the day. and out Of the 23 points
scored. he accounted for not less
than IS. He crossed the line three
times and kicked three goals. Nc
Kenzie Is very fast man and has
wonderful condition to back him DIP
Norton also played q hne game
and was responsible for the second
touchdown made by Punahou. The
game was too one-sided to cause
much interest to be taken in the
play, but still the rooters were pres
ent In force and they seemed to en-
Joy themselves.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-01
Marines Make S
To Town 0

Yesterday afternoon at the league
grounds the Marine football team
beat the Town bunch by y score OF 8
to nil after really good, exciting
struggle.
Cav scored the only points Of the
game. and It was good team play
that resulted In the Ave points being
made. Forward passes and trick
plays were worked by the Marines.
and at times their men got away for
a short distance, but centrally were
downed In quick order by the Town
boys.
The second half was very even.
and the fans became very excited as
the ball was worked from one end
Of the field to the other. When time
was called the Town team worked
the ball down into the Marine terri
tory and looekd like scoring.
The next game will be between
the Town and Marines once more.
and will be played on November ~.
II should be a nne exhibition Of the
game. and as the Town bunch will
practice hard for the next couple OF
weeks there Is a good chance OF
them turning the tables on the Camp
Very boys.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-01

svLLkr'N ADS PAY -
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-01

Altbouph IN all intents and Dur-
nosa. a heaten man Mt tho end of the
eighth round Charlie Reilly. by show.
,nr ,ho r,mos, y.menes. was on his
Seet nj tho end Of n fifteen round bout.
ana loo, tho apht ON a decisinn to
D,cr Cu,,sn
Never has n better contest been
coon In uono,ni, II was n fierce 90
from, tho Arc, tan NJ the gong til the
o., -, ,,o .,x,v ,,,n,,e. wben Ref.
oraa poton elevated Cu,Ien,s hand in
,oIon ~ y,c,orv
Tho 8ybt CLEARLY showed right
,,rou,, ,bot Charlie Reilly ia n won.
aars,,,,, clever hover ana that no has
~. -, -, ~ TYma .,,ar time
ha nos eoorod lint a,wavs returned
:, .,o ,,,oor ryan whom nractica,,v
In ,ranco no would ,nst,nctivelv 8ght
an ana manage in some wav 10 smoth.
ar m and h,ocL tho s,een producing
,u,oh from, sa,r,v landing
pa,,,v wo. nm aya,ns, an ex,erienc.
cd ola worr,or ana ono who knows
all tho tr,cts NJ the game
CULLEN 4. waterman as compared
with Reilly ana no simplv induced
tha vonngster IN nIav himself out In
yo,r ot,oy,r,s m hurt him nv hits ON
INC ton ~ Tho head
Cr,,ar In that nart,cu,ar reminded
ono Cr,w, The neer ~ ali ughtwe,phts
who cou,d temn, b,s man To break his
hsnd. nm n hard skulI and then step
4
Tho fact wa. made evident ON Sat.
nrdav night that charlie Reilly clever
Land all as he IL. has no knockout
punch
No gamer lad ever put on glove
than our Charlie. but he was up
against a seasoned fighter, and one
that can stand all kind OF punishment
and then make In for more.
For the first six rounds Reilly held
his own and was away ahead on
points. After that Cullen forged
ahead, and when he, In the eighth
round landed on Reillys Jaw, expe'
perienced ringsiders saw the begin
ming OF the end,
Charlie went down and took the
count OF eight, when Cullen connect.
Gu III Inv eis"u, 'o.hu. ~uS pam"
sec" ua' .he iaa was S"ue'
s'ree.' anu 'noa' leo''e ,"oue"' Nen'y
wouo "o' 'as' 'eh ,o"a"s 90 m"''e'
:" ,ao' 'he suns a'ou' '"'eu NM
Sne ZANE w ... "o"" !" '.e
nin'n ,ouhu' anu C"'." "en' !" ="
"nnS" nio man :" eno'' o'ue..
ms sa"e ',., no''e.' .'"ssu "
'u'n ~ Anu a,'"ousn ,e,' sossy'
sparA'ed w ,o' ma" minute " S'
anu 'oush' ""e oeN'o"'
In the tenth round cullen got Char'
lie rattied again and Shopping ior-
ward allowed the honolulu boy 10
land with right ana lett AT least ten
times on MS mead ana ears. Then
when ne saw that heiiiy had EXHAUST
ed himseif, cullen STOOD up ana with
snort arm JOLT 10 Jaw put heiiiy
oo"h ior e'sht seconus'
Then again In the eleventh round,
Cullen knocked Reilly to his knees,
but the local lad got up quickly and
actually forced the lighting for a
time.
There was whirlwind fighting In the
twelfth round, and the audience went
: frantic as the two lightweights fought
all over the ring. Finally Cullen put
Charlie, who was all In, down for sew,
i on saconda and tho gong want shortly
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-01
Exciting Race
Sailed on Sunday

Four OF the five small boats that
started In the sailing race yesterday
afternoon finished very close togeth-
er. The winner. or rather the boat
the, Wished first. was the Dancing
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-01

Sacrifice hits. Hayes. Cav, Moses.
Butler. F'lizer; left on bases. U. 8.
M. c. 6. Kslihis 8: nrst base on err
rors. U. 8. M. c. 2. Kalihis 4; hit by
pitcher. Cav; struck out. by Gibson
4. Kealohn q; bases on called balls,
Kealoha Il, wild. pitches. Ksaloha 3.
Gibson 1; passed balls. Butler 4.
Soares 1: umpire. John Motley;
scorer, N. jackson: time. l:22.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-01

TwO-base hit, Ross: sacrihce hits.
Ross. Kaipo; left on bases. G. A. c.
6, J. A. C. g.. hrst base on errors. G.
A. c. Q. J. A. c. 6; double plays. En-
Sue to Akina. Franco to Brito;
struck out. by Hoe 2. by Espinda s.;
bases on called balls, on Hoe l. In
Espinda q; wild pitch. Hoe; umpire,
A. Marcallino; scorer, N. Jackson;
time, 1913. Attendance, 1900.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-01
Good Baseball
AT Athletic Park

Do"n ~ tue A'"'e''' "'n ''''o'
day afternoon two good games Oh
baseball were played, and the Ma
rines in the srst defeated the Kali
his nv n score of to o. In the Sec
ond game the Japanese nine defeat
ed the G. A. C.s by 6 to 0. ana did
n easi,y. too.
I,,,,. oo.,.. a,s m. cotcb,nv for
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-05
BOOSTING RAILROAD

Continued lrom paae ono
ancial proposition IN The stase anu
this proposed road"
Citizens In Favor
Scores Of cllIxsna lasg night voiced
the sentiment that when railroads are
building and factories are locating. II
Is the Time Tor Guthrie 10 launch ont
aud laka advantage OF Its opportunity
70 secure this railroad and extend lla
trade territory 70 Western Oklahoma
IN ordes 10 take in many factory prop.
osItlons now knocking 1t GaIhfles .
door
Former Kansas Speaks,
lndge Milton Brown Of KansaH. Wh0
has recently located IN Guthrie and
purchased home Intending 10 make
this his residence. was one Of the en.
lhuslaallc speakers He saia Il was
The activity manifested By Guthrie
within the last two years thai ted hlm
. Ioease here aud It was Ne Interest
shown III this rallroaa proposition
which be declared essential to Guln.
Hies future development, thai caused
ntm to close up q real estate deal for
home hero yesterday he stated
that he had ll straight from the biz
railroad interests Of The East that an.
other trtnHcontlnental line would be
built II tho near future. and asserted
thai By taking h map 0f tho United
States one could see that Guthrie *
u the center of the belt for q great
lreua-cpnslnental road connecting the
EAST and the West He predicted that
his road meant more for Guthrie than
rue people thought
Other Interesting Talks.
Interesting talks we're also mado by
Rebem Reed. Judge Dale. 0. i. Fegaa.
+ Il COcknm, J j. Houston. e. &
Sharpe Wm. Mccoy. Mayor Farauhaf.
son. John G0loble ana others.
The uteilng adjourned ID meet
agaln Friday night NJ the convention
hall q the Hotel lone, All citizans
are urged u call AZ The office uf see,
feIafy Rs0s0n, Of the Guthrie Chamber
og Commerce. IN the mean time ana
slYe whas they deem is their share d
.Hla lmpufian, proposition. Those than
hate aiuecfibed go faf are.
s#tzA.s. t4fl.- tI....
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-05
MAY Ia cunE AaAn MEN.n

Siaudlus one unit against The Grim.
lnaI record Of the year closed and els
one IN demanding punishment. the
press Of Oklahoma has ai least demoa.
slsaied the path trod which llberales
The killer or asaallant "a going 10 be
lhorny md hafd 60 follow
IN this position tie press OF the
state is sgreed and Il can be said
with credit to the public and officials
they are also expressing TIE same SEN
llmens
f'he euvse ot any community NJ lhe
had man who ailalns me name 81
KILLER aud proceeds 10 Ride down al
sorts u imaginary FOES. mlll ne pnb-
he beglaB 10 think hls llle Ia dldofonl
from others. and his ffecdom OF pun.
lshmenl is largely due 10 the fact the
ohc making eomplllnt fears for llle
II the bad man Is again released
That happened ai Ada.
Aul that waa not all iha, happened
there.
\ might happen anywhers
Eu Mght the other.
raa men are property 0g Tho state,
md the stale needs d 0i Of work
done. t4af
You nee thai the new buildings loF
tho stgie and The road and bridge WORT
are necessity and bad. brave men
win lessen the cost TO boat the hand
Bunch your bad ones. ship them
through TO McAloster and Bob Dick
WIN give gou 4 receipt for the admls
sion.
That VIII help your community.
Il wont hurt Dick any
II will helm the state, and the state
Is The whnle Of IN. and this bad men
heorx ell really be blessing II
disguise.
Just 5hlHE Of the times these bad
men eau handIe the hammer on 4
building even # Il - not
That IS The Leader idea Of 4 biz
prison reform. anyhow Il will allov
lhe laNahlalna so live without fear
n1 Deinn shot
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-05

Johnnyo Hlet'ry Lcsson
fFIxon Naiermani

johnny'o hl1l'rY LESSOR
nixon Waterman
4hlnk. Of all the things al sebonl
a boy has Just got 10 DO,
That studyin' hist ~, a. q rule.
Is worst of an. dant you2
OF dates, thore are an awful sight
an though study daY an night.
There's only 0no I'VE gos Just rigid
ThnlA fourqecn niilelytNQ,
Columbus efnssed the Delaware
IN fourteen Dlnety$mo.
We whipped the Brtleh fair sn
square
N fourteen nlncts4wo.
Al Concord an AZ Lexington
We kept the rcdcoais on the fun
While the band played Johnny. Oet
Your Gun"
10 fourteen nlnelyAwe
pAt Henry with his dyin breath
IN fourteen nlnety.bwo.
Sad. Gimme liberty Or dea'h
III fourteen ninetytwo'
An barbara Frletchle, 80 Is aeid
cried. Shot n sou must this old,
gray head
But ia rather twold Be your own
instead,
In fourteen nlne.ytwo.
TIM Pilgrims came e Plymouth Rock
In fourteen nlnety-two
Ali the indians standlu pp thc d0ch
Asked what ave you goln ~ DOR
An they said, 1--WE seek your hnrboi
drear
That our chIldrsn'a children'e child
dren dear
May bossi that their ioregaihera land
ed here
II fourteen nlneiY'two.
Mlae Pocahontas saved tha life,
IN fourteen nlncSyiwo,
| 0f John smith. an became his wife
ID Fourloan nlneiyawp
! An the Smith tribe started iaen nn
there,
AM now there are John Smiths ever
where.
But they dldu't have any amahg Z
spare
Ia fourteen nineiytTo
Kentucky was eeltled by DAME
BOnna
IN fourteen nlneiyAwo
AM think the COW jumped Ove
the moon
til fourteen nlnety-lwO
Zen Franklin few his kite 10 high
i He drew TIE llghlnln' from the aky
An Washington couldn't tell 9 10
II fourteen nlnciytwO,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-05
cArARRH CANNOT BIC CURED

CATARRH CANNOT BIC CURED
With LOCAL APPLICATIONS. rs they
cannot reach the seat Of the disease
catarvh IL blood or constitutional
disease. and IN order 10 cure Il ynll
must take Internal remedies. Halra
Caterrh Cure IL taken Internally, and
acts directly on the blood ana mucous
surfaces Halls Catafrh Cure Ii not
quack medicine. II was prescrlb
I'd By one Il the best physicians 10
this country for years and Il i reg
ulcT prescription Il Il composed Of
lha best lonlcs kown, combined with
the best blood purifiers acting direct
h On the miicous snrfaces, The per
loci combination Of the two lngredh
enta Is what produces such wonderful
rasiillg In tuFlng lAlarfh Send Ios
laailHmlala Tree
IL D CHENEY a 90. Props Toledo, y
Sold hg nfuggais. prlce zoe
Tah8 Halls Family Pills gpY conall
patton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-05


Senator rlklns 0f West Nsrglni
alned Insurgents Dolliver and Nelson
be other Gaq III The complaint thai
.ubody hus senator Aldrieh was fam
liar with the evidence on which the
lldFleh tariff rates are built which
ed 70 re following We quote from
be- Congressional Record
Mf Aldrgh The Senator from WeaI
Virginia has been before the commit.
tee se9elaI lines and has made 3
efeat many statements about various
ftclss ii which he Is Interested We
never haVe had them taken down We
su nut remember everything the Sen
at0g said. we can remember s0ine
ihIngs he has said, but he would not
expect as to remember an that be has
said assume
hir fflklns-l am no expeSt either.
Mr. President
MIR fIInl We 10 remember the
rates the Senator fixed on eoal
Mr. IaIklns Ne; You 10 not You
iaga DOT iiAed them yet
Mr. l'evefldge The Senator from
california does rot mean 70 say that
iho Senator from West Virgins fixed
Ae lales Dn fuHlY
Mr. FllHi he suggested faEel
AIdFlch Yes; he suggested !
Hia
Mr. EIhlna Yes: and The highest
could get Mr. President l4aughlerl
From the Laughter the humers
~ tarliI revising are appreciated Il
he senate Senator Elkins Is paid q
s7lary As i federal nficlui q leelslatf
n the sehefu interest nf the coun
Fy. Mr. Elkins lA q cont operator
galH interested M coal and cnal
andB AZ Mf ElklnA Seuasof FL
rims appears before the FINANCE com
nltiee pressing gny the highest duis
eould el Tor "my own coal Ard
lia colleague from West virginia. Sen
alor Scott has been Manufactured
Il giiaa ever since the CiVll War II
said 80 N TIE same debate fle ass
believes ii the highest duiy that eag
Be go. 70. glass THESE HenaIefs from
Wesi NlfslnIs ape represehIlha shs
lnelealk el Elklns and Scott Wit
( 9raal abllgy and zeal On the tariff
/ Ami Il they aHeelcd IN geiilns lht
| IaheH rates. on coal ana EiAAH prnn
| 4hlH shhg allI he liberal enough q KlNs
/ anybody eIae the highest rates b
/ wanis IL any 0lhei article There i
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and bite ondeaynr Some the sleeper
hills are scaling WREN the stars afe
yggue and Yaling and the ensor wind
are chilling and Che toll Is stern
and killing. Some IN arid descfi
wander, lhinklne Of Che fnunlalne
wonder lu Fae aon-enchanied ehads
ow ~ fha arnaners El Dorado. III
llre morning. tn the cleaning, Ia the
Dpuntide they ere roaming, In the
Wide and glarIng highway. ~ Inc cool
gequesiored byaas aud It ends. eDF
WI lhu number IN the Town oi Dream
less Slumhef.
upyrlghi. f9ual s. flaorRo Maf
thew Adams
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-05

Opposition and strife n The sever
a. n|dcf states over appropriations for
ihh tnrlous state educational instl-
ulIons has developed into III actual
ilsoschAnfs oi RoDsevolalan pleas
AiifieS Ia Illinois where Mrs Alex
ahd6f woman Who has been one Of
he ifusins fof the great slese unit
etsiiy lor MANY years. has openly
started 4 war against the board and
|| ipeaI Officers over ekhenses
IfInNla appfnptlatek 8h60NOo as
AlRlleN fuf llA static university FAC
HllY
as nyoi N aliempl b increase
hla S04.00n pet annum that The wQ
man lfilelae tool 2 stand Is oppoal.
|bi aill lflnmnhpd before the logla'
tailFe committees IL the conifofer
u Has made public the board At
ihN university had asked Tor s25'd0o
A|aly fof pelwiuary department
and hctn N nune there
Tlu nailor oi property raflng ioF
lNln Institutions II one vi the prob.
leIilA Vh|eh caiHaa sfpaa alarm w
fNNuAhslul 8lNarnse III governments.
W rapidly hnromiue i llKed idea,
oNNpef that toe cities and towns
havlne flaie Institutions lRusl have
h.lhef le1s representation IA our lee'
slglIse hodlea or otherwise be de.
mife1 81 other privileges for the
very simple reason the man s yet
90 be naln oh,l can defy lhe ambl.
lI6na ~ hla lonhi coneslsnenla 10 ~.
Precipitation matters
NoW NlnleN uf course hnve not
aANN Nfeml nrchloms. but ~ order
0lENy ,hes AFa grave indeed and apld.
" klnWlng even moro d.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-05
0cooooooooo o o o Geo o Q
) WHAT EDITORS ARE SAYING c
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0 0 o 0 0 o Q o ooo 1000 D


Kermit Roosevelt ls doing some
good shs ting IN Africa tle brought
down Thomraons sazelle the other
day with tlret shot nt distance
OF $40 Yards IN The preliminary an
nouncements Of the Roosevelt hunt
II was reiated than Kermit war coins
10 oonilne his activities to taking
pictures 81 the Wild things in Africa.
But then maybe tile ex.preslacnt f
n.t able to get all tho gazoles thai
the Smithsonian Institute at Washing
ton needs. This fact must moi be lost
sight 0g. The Reosevclts are not IN
Africa Tor sport They are there to
get exhibits fol The great museum oi
natural h'atsfy al Washington. II any
one laughs OF even 50 much as smllep
Il this he viii be deemed guilty Of
eea laa5eele Of 4 most aggravated de
gree and vii ba compelled 10 eat &
ranberry pie OF De forced 10 undergo
some equally severe punlahment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-05

q, t0c many roads We travel. Some
are trudglnE u'cr lhe g1apaI noE
they're tagging, now thegga ADurlius
grohnIng when their feel are hurllne.
Some arc buoyanily advancing, 0'er
he dalaloe lightly dancing playing
EIfas or sweelly singing whIIe ihe
s0llen hours are wluelna Some are
pIHnalns through the loneaI where
the brlara sting The sarest and lha
aatyra dwell forever mochlng man