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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13
Health and Beauty Advice
BY MRS. MAE MARTYN

Nellie G FOR soft painful corn
Us hlndlae nightly in common pak'
lae suda. meIsiened wlth little wa
.sf. rhlu Nlil take out the soreness,
Arthur W. 10 Sometimes 9 drug
Mise andeavnrs to discourage the max
ink 81 home remedies because ne
ihsnka Il lnleffafea with HIS business
! never suggest The use Of anything
chat Is not aolN IN most iirst-class
drug stores I'D 10 make kardene
hlnnd lonie ami liver remedy taHe
ounce ~ kaFdcne. mix 4 with ~
eun Of sugar and add ~ pint Of al
cuhul and I2 plnls. os hot water
Re sure "a aeg TIE kafdeDe ~ an ORG
iual ounce package. This formula
makes full quart Of tonic OF when
YOU should TAKE ! tablespoonful 2 min
utea beiofc sach mesl and hesere r.
firing AZ an ali.afonnd tonic THIS
has no superior II will restore your
lost appetite and tend to strengthen
and build you up II purlglas the hlool
ana your pImples and ugly nl0lche
VIII soon disappear ] have known y
IA BE- very heneflcLi for cases Of scro
sula and other eruptl0ne Of the SKIN
sarah NJ. do not know Of any
q8rmula Tor & bust developer maj
n worthy Ug Recommendation.
--~
Lucille: a good ellnuid powder OF
fnce wash Is made By dlssalYlng
3nnAas 0g apuFmax In ia pint ot hot
geEeF and adding teaspooniuls o.
slfeafine Thls homemade complex
l6n beaulifler whltens the skin With
taf tho uan nf powder and i parllc
sRlafir recommended Tor the use OF
anyhhe who has saliog, dark o.
ls skin,
archie q. 70 remove dandruTf and
Sop failing hair. apply once weei
aaInine half tonic made by dlssoN
ine ounce ol unnula n i2 pint q
aIenhnl. addinR i,2 pint " cold water
IzH6 into the scalp and hair With me
finger tips until absorbed. Tllls trea
nfnl will promote the growth ot nal
aha lend ID make Il luxuriant and gloi
IS. See answer q Mary A. b.
@-
Nary Al b: u Ii not necessary Z
ahamnup The hair oitener than twlc'
month # you use A ahampoo iha
vii. thoroughly cleanse tae hair an'
teA|n. All inexpensive shannoo 4
made " dissulylnK 1 sespnunfnl @
Sanlhfok ID leacupful oi no water
pour on. lhH hals an rub sell fol
viii EInA that lhlA makes q good lqil
II and nlrnsy of Il lhnrcuRhi
e|nAaheA lie haiF md scalp. fellrre
lff||sl|pp, makes ne halF spil an
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13

tive. The shirt waist Is simple one
with one plall over each shoulder and
the skirt Is seven gored with plated
panels AZ the side seams. which fea-
iure makci one Of the very latest de-.
crees OF fashion. II still more man.
nlsh effect Is wanted the patch pocket
can be arranged on the left front of
the blouse and any separate collar
that may be- liked can be worn with
II. either one Of the high turned-cyer
sort such as Illustrated, or one of'the
pretty new Dutch collars that are so
youthful and so pretty as well as con-.
Portable In addition 10 linen the dress
can be utilized for almost any season.
able material while also It may be
we'll to suggest that inc skirt makes
an excellent one for separate wear
made from linen. plqua, repp and the
like or from sorge On other light
weight wool siuiis. while the blouse
can be made Of thinner and lighter
material Of any preferred sort. White
wool skirts are greatly liked and are
extremely practical blue shepherds
check and dark colors also are will
be worn and are somewhat more dur
able.
For The 16.year size will be re
Quifed. for the shirt waist ats yards
OF material2i 2 5-s Yards 81 or rs
yards "a Inches wide: for the skirt
7 Il yards e, 8 SIS Yards 32 Or 3 As
Yards A inches wide. A Mas Manton
rattcrr OF i@e hlnuae. NJ. 62id or 81
The skirt NO. 6,92s. sisos II and II
years. wiil be mailed 10 any address
by the fashion department Of this
paper on receipt vt 10 cent? for each
or IN haste send nm additional two
cent stamp for letter postage which
insares more prompt dellvery.l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13
IopLIN auRgRIsEp NEIoABoRa

Joplin, Mo. May is,-~Tbis city voted
mo- on a $4,000 sewer bond PROPOSE.
tlon. The Hest time I'll It's history 20
refuse acceptance e o profered Inn
nruvemenl.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13

'No.nrIp' ~ the nast clover llttle all
vered Cunce strainer ever invented.
Get one freq from Dr Shnop Racine.
Wis. by lha Coupon piant The Cpu'
non ami nr Shops new hook on
Health CagFee sent 10 any lady rn'
qnestlne them You can trick any ono
bv secretly sarvinE nr. Hhoop's Health
Come al niehl time, YOUR. vlHtor or
youf hnshanH win declare We ID drink.
ng feal dclnse and yet these Is not
gtain OF real coffee m Dr shoop's
Heath Coffee Pure grains. malt
ana ,nuia Ei.e Health Coffee It's cx
uuaite tesie and flavor No % to 30
minutes tedious boiling, Male IN .
mlnAe8 Try Il from your grocer
and aet pleasant surprise l.2 ib
package 25c.
The Bank Grocery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13

6szs Misses Seven Cefed Skirt
dark and useful shades such IS cat
awha OF wood brown. or n could he
made from Willie on one OF The lovely
rose e0lulH md ln AM one win be
ipqna ehpgmlnelY slf|Ish ped stree
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13

Don't use harsh physics. The reaq-
llon weakeus The bowels, leads to
chronic constipation. Get Deans Reg
ulets 1'hey operate easily. tone tbs
stomach, cure constipation,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13
lAILY ELSHIlN Inks
BY MAY MANTON

Linen * to be even more fashion
able this season than Il has been IN
tde past and for the very good rea.
son thai u rs shown In an additional
number ct cnors. Such frock as
this Que can be made from one Of the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13

fluffy and has q tendency 10 cure
scalp diseases.
George H. a homemade eye tonic
that VIII prevent your eyes from b..
cpmlng dull. red or iaflamed Is east
Is procufahle Just get from your
druggist one ounce Of crystos and DIS
solve q In pint Of water. This
makea e good eye tonic that viii moi
smart whom applied One or two
drops IN each eye Is the only treat
ment required The effect is almost
Instantaneous and Il gives rollel wher
the eyes are tired lHflamed or sore
This tonic keeps The eyes bright aud
clear rirenglhens the sight and vii
honefligou Il sou wear glasses.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13

1fieii i4Hd may nihHH 4 poor Hpnnillq
hui SO many 81 ua dnaf carr for +
rich appetite
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13
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A. q M. College News Notes
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been Toe pioneer In lnslliutiug track
athletics IN this section and II was
through the interest taken by Or L.
i. Lewis and Director John Fields,
now editor OF the Oklahoma Farm
Journal Oklahoma City. that athletics
has reached the high stindarA which
Il now hss IN oklahoma. The a. a
NJ has won two out oi every three
meets that she has ever went into
Friday, May "a, the intercollegiate
meet win be held ~ oklahoma city.
Over ionr hundred students are ex
pected to make this trip, end a ape'
cia train has been secured for this
trip whict leaves Saltwater az 1850
a. M. end leaves Oklahoma city at
il;00 y. N.
Monday May 10th. the A. & "a. track
team returned from Il trip 90 Waco,
Texas. ghere they participated ln the
southeastern. Although the A. 3 Nj.
made ono point more thin ever before,
winning As points Out Of l26. yet they
took only second place. Southwestern
Of Texas won irsi place with 55 points
The track was the worst our boys
were ever called 10 participate upon.
being good sand and good Bermuda
grass alternately Around the inside
of the tack was we'll beaten plih,
WHOM d Southwestern man was per-
mItte6 to draw for places trst, and
when he nlways drew the pole, n Il
any wonder that Southwestern won
the meeti
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13

MIS-, y. K. % Rubbing yRHelIna
II 7the eyebrows and eyelashes VIII
maize them gr0w out heavier and
darkee Never use yaseIlne else.
where On the face, for Il tends 10 PRO.
mote the growth Of hair 60 You can
make a good face cream jelly by dts.
solglng ounce Of amollnc ~ ~ pint
Of cold water and adding 2 teaspoon.
fuls OF glycerine. Lot stand For
massaging apply aud let remain for
minute on the face; then rub we'll
with the finger tips II cleanses the
pores thoroughly and he dirt easily
comes out and off u. saee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13

Saturday afternoon. Msy 9. The A..
& NJ crossed bats wlth the Norman
boys on ihe A. q NJ. diamond. The
teams we're evenly matched and Il was
0 10 o for three innings Norman then
gradually ran her score up inning
by inning until, when the game was
called ci on account OF rain, six In
lnga having been played the score
stood s to 0 IN favos OF Norman. Both
teams played bieeball from start 10
finish and at no time was there any
pickering The lineup was as fol-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13

nr &. lewis gave avefg inter
GETTING salk I'd chapel on Thursday ln
whirh he told how athletics had orig
mated IL The A. & H. and IL the
state af Oklahoma as we'll The Aefl'
tuigafai ard Mechanical college has
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13

..... o,l,ha eaton and Miss cecll
.srsss,,sek rAfurned Friday eSenlhs
s ,' II, NO dhys visit In uu'nIlc'
Thev did aem0nsIetlon wolA ,n.,,,rv ~ ~
.ssste rronosny before the Coun'iJ =
wv ennyentiah They each Fepol,ssu
eSrsar has mos, enjoyable ana p'9'
liable time,
aon wwers white, member 9. tne
re,ieq. 9oara Il visiting 81 lhe WV
iese this wees.
rn..,,op carter 40. enjoyed Z aao.. \,
y,e,f from his parenls VINO ii9e ~ ~
,,n~.ee s rhey camc down 70 srs
<c~ - college WAS progressing anu
N.Y. - eery eeteeably surprised.
A,...nv. saents are being maze ~ ~
spcure Alton Packard earloon'ss,, .,..,, ,he i
Mavta. This will take the pitSe 80" ~ w.
wv, nun,heY ii the Lyceum sV",s.'
shtidlrelfs orchestra, when was W
ssr hound and thus missed i'S ehesn0'
mont At stillwlser'
o.,o, examinations for tne
..r,ne ,erm'e work are noW 10 P'0
sfcsa
m..aav Nav a, the Grand May ICY .
,ss"f e',ti ne given hy the best mus, .,'.'
~s.iant AZ saltwater ~ conneeuo"
.ys,h INV a 4 NJ. Choral clap n wv
Nfsn ' ..at,,srt,,m fhia VIII be tne
,,rs, mnsical entertainment oven ~
s college during the yea. Ine ,'l pm ~
NJ admssas0n IS 80 cents. wn'en ~ ~ ~
EiuSes the afternoon and evening W. on
itrlnlnmen1 There fre nq Eesei''u
seats
ks.rt,r Nav is, the FIRST Annual
t6FIhesrierr Oklahoma lnter'sehoiss
,r Traet and Field Meet WI De pew
t ~ college athletic held lnYi'h.
sione have becn sent 70 ai aenuV''
sna Il n expected that 9 large 1, mum
Nv 81 delegates from each school Nih
bo present . .,ui
rha rI4ls Athletic association wv
haVc Tho privilege Of al cornerstone
ana ulans a-e being aid 70 serve lnesM
M anIora,ce on the college GROUNDS
K cuu N banner win be- given 20 tne
uinnin4 school. In each event q go,u,
silver and brongc medal VIII oe
elgnn Ia orch person winning hlsl
aArnng ana third places respectively
rhr athlete scoring the most points
win receive handsome gold medal
Indicative Of tho all.round champion.
shlp, AN eahlbiion race "A nc ~
yard low hurdles VIII ne wv ~ .on."
X !. Young and I'D Gallagher Hand
loan races will be run by Walter Jes.
Men III lhr 100 yard high hurdles, ana
handicap mile BY VIII Potter
Monday. MAY 70, the A. 8 N base
udgI term mef and defeated Henry
Kendall college al Tulsa on the Hen
W Kendall field TO 3
Rex eblvely O2, a government chem
lst ii washington. 4. E,, came in
Monday Rex says be came bick for
commencement and reports all the A.
N AZ boys II Washington as doing
hno
fr lewis gave alvefy inter
osflue talh ID chapel on Thursday in
whtch IS iold how athletics had orig
mated III lhe Al & H. and IL the
state af 0klahoma as we'll The kerl
eultufal ard Mechanical college mas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13

Rex ehlyely Oh government chem
lsh nt washington =. Ep came ~
Monday. Rex says be came bfck iof
commencement aud reports all the A.
n n boys ii washington as doing
tne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13

Monday. MAY 10 the A. & N base
ball term met and defeated hehrs
Kendall college al Tulsa on the Hen
" Kendall field, 5 70 ?.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13

Anhie Laurie" Don't worry Sta.
'isl'rs slinN that one pcrson ont Ct
four fuliers from aczema OF salt
fheuma a. socie time or another tlns
inc llfe. Thy this. Get from your
frsyiAt cyRcea Of LUXOR: mix Il
with l,a pint OF water and table.
sn0onfuls Of alcohol Shake the hn
Tie and pour small quantity upoH
tie afleeIud EuFfaee aud ALLOW Il 70
dry. repeating she treatment several
times each day until the lrfliatloa dla
appears. \ very aear illshd ni lnlne
enfcd 4 innRl obstinate cave ~ eeEa
ma With this remedy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13

College Girl, It tH q good news
to yuu to leara that 'aal yen eat Is
nov thought 10 have HALE ID do With
obesity and than II enoMsi excrclae
Ii taken. even q ileshy wpmnn may
eat what she wants 70 half slar1e
0noaea means 10 look haggard and a
together unlovclg Don't drink while
eatinE. even water. and don't drlnH
ileohullc stuff at any time The 1eat
llssh rrducer know OF Is parnolis
Gel IRON your druggist an original 4
ounce package Of parnotie take 4
fome and dissolve It " pint Of hot
walvr Take / tablespoonful 3 lines
lay nt fore meals
p L. H. Consult your family phs
sitlan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13

II but hours clean the balance of the artificial flower
realize what nothing they
purchase high grade stylish flowers for trimming Make these
One lot OF Gcranums, Phlox Roses and Hyacinths ,.o
sold formerly at 9Sc to be closed out at ....... 3Jc
One lot Of Roses Wheat all shades very large Hyaeinths
and American Beauty Roses sold at $125 and -
$3.50 now ......... 6JC
One lot of very handsome Geranium Rose and numerous
bunch i5r 1 \ T. 4 "1 g-00 79c
The finest flowers We carryo velvet and finest muslin
spenddly made in every particular formerly a.
81 so now .......... ....... ... Sl.Z5
There few in the lot worth 15c balance better It's
the last final price for this particular lot Buy as many as YOU
want-we We got to get rid Of them-a dozen at this
price ought not be too many Up to 25c Caps choice &c
Here the exquisite petcoat special prc
The advantages Of fie silk with the additional advantage wearing longer
Made OF rich urou satin Neme amply full the mffc tucked
ucks with small c be IN black old rose
Nstaua pink electric blue light blue Worth 500 Nhno
nowo onseat M49H
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13
The Sale of Women's Suits Goes
Merrily On

The selling ou IN me mouse gam
added impetus realize The terrific reductions we have made Every
Suit this and fashioned New York City The entire s
has been divided into Every price quoted dRn the actual cos
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13

sArah NJ. do NOT know Of any
qormula Tor bust developer that
A worthy u Recommendation.
The evening world., 1909-02-05

were married. The bridegroom returned
to his college and said nothing OF the
matter The bride went back to Graf
ton and nothing was known OF the mar
rlage though the frequency with which
Young Graves came over from Williams
to visit at the Valentine house caused
rumors Of an engagement,
Last week classmates Of Graves learn
ed OF the marriage accidentally Find
Ing that the secret was known, the
Young couple asked Mrs, Valentine TO
publish the announcement for them,
after they had made a safe start for IA
honeymoon in the Adirondacks, where
they now are They met In this city
where Mrs. Valentine and her daughter
had come, oStcHsihly to visit the brides
sister, Miss Muriel Valentine, at Breton
Hail.
Young MIR. Graves was prominent In
the athletic and dramatic associations
at Williams College ana IL an automo-
bile enthusiast. He drove his fathers
car In the last Vanderbilt Cup race.
The evening world., 1909-02-05
PESKY IS ALLOWED
TO PLEAD GUILTY
Admits Burglary in Third De-
gree After His Trial Is
Begun,

William Pesky alias Miller, one of the
most desperate burglars that the police
have had to contend with in years
pleaded guilty before Judge Rosasky,
In General Sessions, to-day. to an in
dlctment for burglary in the third de.
gree. Az first offense the maximum
penalty is five years Imprisonment.
Thos who heard Pesky plead were sur
prised at the action Of the Dtstrict-At-
torney and the Court in accepting the
plea. PeSky was indicted at the instance
Of Inspector McCaqerty and lie was
charged with burglary, grand larceny
and receiving stolen goods-oftenses
which upon conviction would have In
sured his detention in prison for the
rest OF his life.
When Perky was brought before
before Judge Rosalsky to-day Assist
ant District-Attorney Kresel moved
the trial of an indictment charging
him with stealing 1880 eggs worth
three cents apiece. A jury was EN-
panneled. and after several witnesses
had been heard. there was confer
ence between his counsel, Moses Sacks,
and Mr. Kresel. Mt the end Of which
a plea Of burglary In the third degree
as a first offense. was offered the
Court and accepted. Perky was re-
manded to the Tombs for sentence.
The evening world., 1909-02-05
WEALTHY Student
SECRETLY MARRIED
F.. TWO MONTHS AGO
Son of Robert Graves, Junior
at Williams, Made Miss
4 Valentine Bride.

Friends Of Robert Graves IT., OF No
4 West Fifty-first street. were sur
prIsed to-day by the announcement OF
(he young mans marriage to Miss
Agnes N, Valentine, daughter of Mrs
h NJ Valentine, at Hartford, Conn,
Nov. rs last. The young man. VINO is
The son of Robert Graves, Of the Graves
Manufacturing Company, In the wall
paper trade, was a junior at Williams
College until very recently
AT Thanksgiving the young man went
70 a house party in the Valentine home
nj Grafton, Mass, Mrs. Valentine has
,hree daughters, OF whom Agnes is the
youngest. At the end Of the Thanks
riying vacation young Graves went to
hartford with Miss Valentine and they
The evening world., 1909-02-05
How She Got
Rid of Her Fat
Rengo Did 1t. No Starvation Diet, or
Tiresome Exercises Necessary.
A Free Trial Package Will
Convince You.

woman's form il essentially ore OF
grace. the lines OF beauty vanish as rat
accumulates, and instead OF beauty we soc
bulk, and what was once fair becomes a
fright.
Renso will reduce you. 1t is perfectly safe
You eat |, like fruit or candy and easily
and safely reduce your fat pound day.
For sale by all druggists at Sl.oo per tull
sized box. or by mall prepaid, BY Ths
Rengo Co, 1854 Rengo Bldg. Detroit, MlGh
The Company will gladly send you trial
package free by mall. II you Will write
them direct to Detroit no free packages al
drug stores.
Rengo Is for sale and recommended IN
New York by ". S. Hockey, sth ave: ana
35,h st. also 9th ave and 42d st kalish
Pharmacy, 23d st. and 9Th ave, also bsth 81
and Madison ave-; Hegeman Co, 200
Broadway and all branches: siesel Cooper
Co., sth av.. 18th and 10th SITS, and ".
Riker / Son Co., 9Th ave- and ?3d st., u TIN
ave, Broadway and sth ST., 18th A., near
9Th ave.
The evening world., 1909-02-05
ClunV-Lace-trinmed Linens

These rh decorative fancy linen pieces hold chief
in the estimation Of the housekeeper nowadays.
This particular lot will with than usual favor
because mark it ONE-QUARTER to ONE-THIRD
LOWER THAN REGULAR PRICES
1t is beated shipment intended to reach here before
Christmas Now the importer stands the loss There are
Doies Scars and Centerpieces with rich trimming of the
effective Cluny pure linen centers. These prices
SCARFS2o So n S3.7S 50 in $3.50. 20 u s675
CENTERPECES, s1.5O. $3.50.
36-in, $3.50. 45in, $3.50.
DOLlES, round 15c. Gin, 25c Soc
These goods ready tomorrow NOT on sale today.
First fooI Old Building.
The evening world., 1909-02-05
Sturdy Dress Cottons

Our Cottons the Of from the mness Of
French ogandy to the sturdy enduring oserceabe
sucker and the e fabrics good designs and
their finer neghbos Test this by going directly shelves
you do this only at WANAMAKER'S If any patterns
interest you have them brought individual table for
examination
Take those seersuckers
what boasu too their good looks co designs
they good 2hc
qualities first cousin Of the seesue is made Of
smoother finish plumes itself lovely
tasteful coongst zoe yard The French made
themselves close finish distinctive
The Percales ideal for waists shtings csc yard
Firs,ho Old Building
The evening world., 1909-02-05

Perky admitted In court to-day he
had served terms i'm EluIra TN" p'u,-
t,ntury, and Stat" Prison for burg
larry
Judge Rosul,ky. when question:" con,
crruug Tho acceptance ol IN" pea, Slll
Dee hia followed lNr s.ls'aut pSuI''
Attorney recommendation.
The evidence IN the ease ON trial
.mdlc Rosusky said was very weak
and IN order to avert q m .srlnlE, 'i
Justice and the possible escape or
desperate crook accepted the plea
The evening world., 1909-02-05
Prettiness in PETTICOATS

Every petcoat the February Sale offered less price
usually commands-tha the underlying idea of the
But money saving alevery style
a and color chosen with much though
intended for uar ock-every garment brandnew and per-
feet These specimen attractions:
pErTICOATS-sp endd Values at s5Wde stripes green
blue sectional founce Others
black and sectional hounce with tailored bands
shades plain changeabe and black Made
founce accordion plated trimmed with ucte.
black founce S575
$3.50 All black with SHRED founce; with elastic
Another style, guaranteed silk;
black and oos wit deep plated
BLACK HEATHERB DOM PETCOATS at Sl.50-A
heaherbloou Third Old Building
The evening world., 1909-02-05
LETTER.CARR| TER DROWNED.
Body Of Thomas +. Common Found
In the Day.

Thomas +. Connor. letter-carrIer at
tached to the Madison Square station
was to-day found drowned at the foot
u Sixty-third street, Brooklyn. Connor.
who was about fifty years old, lived at
No l6c West Fifteenth street, Manhat-
tan. He was a bachelor, and had been
connected with the Post Office Depart
men for about thirty years.
He broke down physically last Decem-
Der and spent several weeks in various
sanltar!ums, returning to work on Jan.
!. His condition did not Improve. and
vest erday he applied for another weeks
absence. which was granted He APP
peared to be suffering from melanchol!a
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-08
NEED NOT USE HUSBANDS NAME.
Progressive New York Women So De-
eide by Resolution.

New York. Oct. S.-The New York
Legislative league, composed of pro-
gressive women, has decided by resolu-
ton that it is not incumbent on a mar
ried woman to use her husbands
name. While this resolution was
unanimously carried, many prominent
speakers declared that at the present
time, with men in Il more powerful
political position, it would be expedi-
emit for women to use some part of
their husbands names.
''Iy husband objected to me using
my own name declared Mrs. Mar
garet Holmes Bates, ''and it did not
do him any good. wrote and signed
NV writings with my own name. 1t is
ali very well in private and social life
to use your husbands name If he is
ANYBODY. 1 don't see why anybody
should use the name of a nonentity"
cit depends upon the name,'' said
Mrs. Lille Devereaux Blake from the
chair. ct preferred my name because
IL is pretty"