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The Washington herald., 1909-04-23

IN the thyroads Of cattle, another none IN
those Of three foxes. none in that OF a
Doiecat nor that Of a wildcat He found
Il present IN but Two Of six martens, in
none OF four domestic cats, and In but
traces in the thyroids OF five other do
nestle cats. Il was absent IN four OF
eleven dogs and in three Of seven hogs.
II has also been found that animals
which feed on diet rich in iodine suffer
less from the removal Of the thyroid
gland than those which DO not. At the
same time, it Is shown that where the
thyroid gland is absent. thyroid which
contains no iodine serves just about as
well as that which contains iodine. On
the whole. there is much doubt as TO
just what is the active principle OF thy
roid, and until that is determined there
can be no Standardization OF the drug.
Il is said that thyroid Is one Of the
principal constituents OF most of the
anti-fat remedies, at the same time, II is
conceded that thyroid is about the most
efficient flesh reducer known. In certin-
ism Il usually has the opposite effect It
builds up the dwarf and makes fits lit
tie body take on normal size and shape.
The discovery Of the value Of thyroid
as drug in the treatment Of diseases OF
the thyroid gland has brought about
many experiments for the extension OF
the principle Powdered spleen has been
used to advantage in diseases OF that
gland. and the pancreas has been pow
dered and used with marked success m
pancreatic troubles While few, Il any,
Of the other glands show even approx
mately such III effects when absent as
the thyroid gland. they have all been
proved 70 have essential functions, and
II is believed that the absence Of every
gland in the human body can have its
IN effects largely or totally removed by
medical administration on the thyroid
principle.
Copyright. 1913. b Frederic J. Haskin-l
TO-morrOw-CarneEi Institution
TEo-4
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
DAUGHTER HURT BY FALL.
Mrs. Rebecca Bronaugh Injured at
Continental Hall.

While leaving Continental Hall, about
80 o'clock yesterday afternoon, Mrs Re
becca Bronaugh, sixty-three years old.
slipped down a flight Of steps and was
injured She was removed IN an am
bulance 10 Emergency Hospital. She sus-
Iained iacerations Of the scalp and col-
tusions on the back, and Is suffering
from shock.
Mrs. Bronaugh was removed last night
20 the Louise Home. Fifteenth street and
Massachusetts, avenue northwest, where
she Is an inmate At the home Il was
said that she Is not seriously injured. Mrs.
B-onsugh Is Daughter OF the American
Revolution
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
ASSEMBLY ELECTS OFFICERS.
C L. Richardson Chosen Master
Workman of Carpenters.

Carpenters Assembly. No. 174S. Knights
OF Labor, met last night in their hall. z5
Pennsylvania avenue. and elected the fol-
lowing officers c L Richardson. master
workman; William Brown. worthy fore
man; z. A. Sullivan, recording secretary;
J. A. Cox. financial secretary; William
Lloyd, treasurer, and Robert A King, IN
known knight
Discussion Of trade relations was IN
dulged IN BY the men. and the general
sentiment was that trade conditions were
much improved Resolutions were adopted
ordering that employers throughout the
city be notified that BY employing
knights OF Labor they would be comply
Ing with al the demands OF union labor
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
Church OffIcerr Chosen.

a meeting Of the parishioners OF the
Church OF the Incarnation was held last
Wednesday evening, and the following
Wardens and vestryrTsen were elected:
Senior warden. z. NJ Dickinson: junior
warden, J. Elvans Mayaeld: DR.. S. z.
Watkins. Dr.. L 3. Swormstedt, A. G.
Nichols, Prof ". L Dales. c. A. Pfau.
d.. J. II. Holland. Dr.. S. E Watkins was
elected register. and J. z Msyfeld treas
urer. J. E. Mayfield was elected dele
gate, snd E. II. Dickinson alternate.
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VIII Rebuild susuuehanna Bridge.

To provide a thoroughfsre for pedes-
TRANS and vehicles between PerryvilIe
and Havre de Grace. Nd, the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Is TO rebuild its old bridge
over the Sasquehanna River at that point
Bids were asked Wednesday on the con-
struction of a large draw span, and for
al the other work necessary 70 put the
bridge IN good condition. The Railroad
Company has appropriated $500 FOR this
work. which win be completed By Ocso-
he-
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
Al Sans Annned

The Empire model. which Is 50 fash
ionahle for the grown-ups, Is fast BE-
coming popular for the little girls frock.
and the one illustrated Is particularly
simple and attractive. The material used
In rs development Is turquoise blue cot
ton voile- The low neck is outlined with
bands OF cream coIored Insertion; similar
bands. trimming the sides from shoulder
70 hem, With short baad az the center
front These bands are left loose. tust
above the regular waist line, and through
the openings Is rm q wide sash OF bgrs
sur2h silk. tying n z smart bow at the
centeT-back- The necessary fuIlneSs Is
given 20 the skirt extension By inverted
plaits at the sides and back, the lover
edge being finished with {. simple he-a-
The pattern is In 5 sixes-l &c years
For child Of years the dress REQUIRES
2S yards OF material 2 inches Wide. II
yards Is inches wide, or II yards q
inches wide; 47s yards Of insertion and
yards OF ribbon s1z inches vide for
sash.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
church Of Incarnation ELECT.

At recent meeting Of the parishioners
Of the Church Of the Incarnation the fol-
lowing were elected: Senior warden. z.
n Dickinson; junior warden. J. Eivaus
Mayfeld; vestrymen. DR.. s E Watkins.
Dr.. l. B. Swormstedt. A G. Nichols.
Prof. ". 2. Dales. c. A Pfau. Dr.. J II
Holland; registrar, Dr.. S. E. Watkins:
treasurer. J. Elvans Mayheld; delegate 10
the diocesan convention. J. Evans May
neld, alternate, e n. Dickinson
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Canada seIzes American vessel.

The State Department was yesterday In
formed Of the seizure by a Canadian
cruiser Of the Charles Levi Woodbury..
the American fishing vessel. The depart
ment is taking no action IN the matter,
and is waiting for q mail report from
Consul General George n West, the
American consul et Vancouver, who gave
the department It's first information Of the
incident
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Mrs. DaIzeII Critically III.

Mrs John Dalzeu. wife OF the we'll
known Representative from Pennsylvania,
IS lying az the point OF death in her home
in this city. She has been I'll many
weeks. President and Mrs Taft called
az the Dalzell residence yesterday morn
ing TO express their sympathy.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23

Secretary Of War Dickinson. who sailed
from Charleston for Colon, on the May
flower yesterday afternoon. win not stop
at Havana or the way down. but will put
into the Cuban capital for dav or so on
the way back from the isthrnus. He viii
probably remain in Panama about ten
davs
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
Utah Petition Made Public

The Department OF Justice yesterday
made public the petition fled by citizens
of Utah. complaining to the President
that the trunk railway lines are exsctine
discriminatory freight rates in that
State. The department has not indicated
what course il viii take
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Prof. waIIace In Cttw

Prof. Wallace. OF Edinburgh Univer-
sity, is in Washington, staying az the
Cosmos Club temporarily. He will call
on President Taft and Secretary Dickin-
son while he is here.
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LADIES GAN WEAR SHOES

One size smaller after using Aliens Foot-Ease =
poEder 70 be shaken into the shoes Il makes tsrht
q new shoes feel easy gives instant relief 70 cos
snd bunious It's The CRATES co1fort discovery Of
The az Aliens Foct-Esse IS q certain ere for
tired sweating hot. aching feeE- AT al druaxlsts
ard shoe stores. Sc Don't sccert any subssrute
For FREE rial racxaEe also Free SaErle Of ths
FOCT-EASE SgufszrJ CoRN-PAD, 3 ncT frre1-
for adtress AIlen $ Oms.ed. Le Boy. y. y.
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Size desired
TRANSFER PATTERNS.

tUpon rsceiVt q Iafs pattern. ordered o. coupon
below, riaee ths r0ugh oT si.zsd side q pstse-n
down on material &c be stamped. then v-ess hot
fat-iron On the back smooth side oE the pattern
Be careful not 70 lst pattern sEpl
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beth Richardson. 10 Mr.. sledge Tatum. of
this city The ceremony is TO be perform
ed or Wednesday afternoon. May 3, al
o'clOC .. at the home Of Nj Richardson.
Mr.. Tstum is now in Panama, being con-
nected with the Geological Survey, but
after their marriage viii live in WASH
,nRfon
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23

Mrs. Thomas A Williams will be at
home to-day FOR the last tine before sail
ing for England. where she intends 10
spend the summer.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23

Mrs. F. E. w:hoite has announced the
marriage OF her daughter Lesley and
Mr. Howard Lee Sigmund. on Sunday.
April IS. They are az home TO their
friends az lsG7 L street
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23

Miss Lucy Aidrieh. daughter OF Senator
Aldrich. is visiting Mrs. John K. H
Nightingale at her home in Providence,
r. :
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23

Miss Grace Brown entertained az lunch
con Wednesday Miss de Lagercrantz
and Mss Mary de Lagercransz. daugh-
ters Of the Swedish Minister; Miss Eliza
beth Parker Miss Esther Denny. Miss
Yulee Noble. Miss Elsie Mclean. Miss
Chew. Miss Lillian Chew, and Mrs Van
Vechten Olcott's guests. Miss Eleanor
RoSewsld and Miss Dexter. both CT New
York
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
PRUDENCE

Says buy to-day a bottle OF Cow
ans preparation and be prepared
Jor Group coics, coughs, pneumo-
ma, pains. soreness In THROAT
lungs, muscles. External. pene-
trates. gives instant relief. At
druggists 3 cents to sI.00.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23

Ne sazEpeAsn for s1srs end Is inches
vide. to Be transferred 10 linen OF lawn
and developed IN French and eyclct tn
broidery IS illustrated. or IN all FreDeh
embroidery, or IN colors. as preferred The
sczllcocd edge IS tc bc worked IN button
hole stitch and the spaces between the
scaIlopS On the sides Of the sczrf zTe
narrowly hemmed-
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23

BELABCO
There's b.i3 n
TIE Coznedy CIeb Of Washington. preseat-
ing 8Irz Alhert Cli1ord BarneJS interesting
musical play. Cast entirsly composed Of
Washington amateurs. One Of the best shows
Of its class.
NATIONAL.
When Knights WsTs Bold '.-----------At s-3 2. n
Francis Wtlso1, the fxEGits comedian. IA
sstirical c0nsdy. A good. clean. and anus
ing entertainment
COLUMBIA.
Tie theflot SIS p n
CHASE'S
Vaudeville us and SIS D. n
The Van Dyck" serious dramatic sketch
well plsyed BY Harrison Hunter and company;
Augusta Close the Washington entertainer
IN charming pianoioE1e. and ether good acts
ACADEMY
''McFadden's Flats -.-.-.-..----.--..At s.I5 n n.
Character comedy. including ''Mantfla' in
Grscizn worship dance. A sensational feature.
GAYETY
Buriesqus and Sis D n
LYCEUM.
BureSQue and s:l5 D n
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IN THE SOCIAL WORLD

Continued from Page Five.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23

Mr. and Mrs. James Lansburgh have
announced the engagement Of their
daughter Bessie 70 DR.. Martin Schwartz.
Of New York City. They VIII be at hone
May 70, from S to 10 D. n.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23

Miss Marie CogsweIl. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. F. A. CogsweIl. Of Ballston. Va.
and Mr. Garner .Pegram. of this city.
were married yesterday morning by Rev.
SIR Zepp. OF Mount Olivet The home
OF the brides parents was Jastefully dec
GRATED with apple blossoms and spring
flowers. The bride carried a bouquet OF
white roses. She was gowued IN a ca
tswbs cloth suit with hat 20 match,
which was her going-away gown. Only
the nearest relatives Of the couple were
present among them 8Ir and Mrs CoEs-
well. Ray CogsweH. Albert Cogsweu.
Miss Emily larson. Mr. Guy Church.
Miss Ida OfIutt. Mrs P @. Pegram.
Miss Anna Holt Pegrsm. and Miss Mary
Olmstead. Mr. and Mrs. Pegram left
Immediately after the ceremony for a
trip 70 Philadelphia and New York. and
on their return 20 Washington will reside
az the Virginia apartment house, 129
G street. where they VIII be az home
after May /
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23

Miss Helen Gertrude Bowling. daughter
Of Nj Frank DOwling. OF the Govern
ment Printing Office. and Mr.. William D
Kelly were married IN the Church Of the
Immaculate Conception. Wednesday az
ternoon- II was an extremely pretty we'd
ding. and the church was crowded BY
friends and relatives. The bride made q
pretty picture in a princess gown Of pale
gray mousseline de sole. the entire front
being handsomely embroidered Her hat
was e dainty creation OF white straw
with trimmings Of white satin and
plumes. She carried a bouquet Of Bride
roses. She was attended BY her sister.
Miss Grace DOwling. who wore q beauti-
ful gown OF cream mcusseline de sole.
princess style. with pale pink piping.
was most effectively braided. Her
large straw hat was trimmed with pink
flowers and ribbons, and she carried pink
roses
Mr. Maurice Collins was best man and
little Miss Mildred Aughinbaugh was the
flower girl She preceded the bridal party
TO the altar, and vas a very charming
and dainty Httle figure IN q gown of
white lace She carried a large basket Of
roses. A reception in the home Of the
brides parents followed the ceremony for
the immediate relatives OF the bride and
bridegroom and a few family friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly left for Atlantic City
and other points. and viii be al home
afJer May 10. at the Raymond
The marriage Of Miss Fanny Park
Wood. Of Atlanta, Ca. and Mr.. Curry
NJ Motley, Of Barton Heights. Va, IS
announced The ceremony was performed
at ST Paul's Episcopal Church April II.
Rev. Robert Talbot officiating Mr. VII
liam A MountcastIe. Of Richmond. was
best man After a Northern wedding trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Motley will reside at Barton
Heights.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Sisson. Of New
York. arrived in Washington yesterday
from a several weeks visit in the South
They viii remain here until early next
week They were among the DISTINGUISHED
people in the audience at About
TEebes-' last night
Mrs Theodore F. shuey viii sail to-
morrow on the Lapland. es the Red Star
Line. for England. where she will Join
her daughter. now at school. and after
spending the summer abroad viii return
TO Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lansburgh have
announced the engagement Of their
daughter Bessie 20 DR.. Martin Schwartz.
Of New York City. They viii be at hone
May 10, from TO 10 D. n.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23

Mrs Theodore F. shuey will sail to-
morrow on the Lapland. Of the Red Star
Line. for England. where she will ioln
her daughter. now at school. and after
spending the summer abroad will return
TO Washington.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23

Goiter comes from a diseased condition
OF the thyroid gland. Sometimes II is the
result OF an injury to the gland. It is
particularly prevalent in some parts OF
Switzerland. especially IN the neIshbor-
hood OF the base OF the Alps Some have
asserted that il Is caused BY drinking
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23

The marriage OF Miss Emily Brewood,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Henry Bre-
wood, Of this city. and Mr.. Wilford Hall
Dunn. OF Petersburg. Va. was soIemnlzed
Wednesday afternoon. The ceremony
was performed BY Rev. J. z. Stuart. al
the home OF the brides parents. Mr..
Donald Freeze played the wedding march
and incidental music The brides gown
was OF white lansdOwne. made empire
and she carried a bouquet of white roses.
Miss Frances Emily Smith. who acted
as maid Of honor. wore white net After
wedding trip In the South the bride
and bridegroom VIII live at Woodbridge
D. c
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-29
No MOneV TO Pay
District Agents

Washington. D. c., April 2s.-lt has
at last developed that the delay Of
the Department Of the interior in ap-
pointing district Indian agents i9r the
three districts created In Western Ok
lahoma is because there is some ques-
ton whether there will be any money
Ito pay them.
The appropriation available for the
present fiscal year it is believed, will
all be required to carry on the work
'of the present district agents on the
east side The department is not quite
sure, either, that there is a necessity
existing for the district agents on the
west side For these reasons it is
at least probable that J. A. Dunnegan
Vernon Whiting and Ned Sisson. who
have been recommended for the places,
and will probably be appointed. un-
less some one files protests against
them. viii have to wait until July /
when the appropriations for the next
fiscal year are available, before they
begin drawing pay from the govern
ment.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-29
FARM AND CITY
PROPERTY

Seventy acres, miles east Of Chick
asha, / mile from school; will sell on
easy terms or trade for city property.
Price. s2.10O.
A nice home on Iowa avenue. near
school building; viii sell at a bargain;
half cash. balance monthly payments.
II desired. This is a rare opportunity
to get a good home, on such terms.
Investigate this.
sOxl6b, on Illinois avenue, 4-room
house. fruit and shade trees. Price,
1920; $3.50 cash, balance one and two
years.
160 acres half mile from Cement;
60 acres in cultivation. balance in
pasture: Broom house well, windmill.
crib and sheds; 55 acres planted In
corn. Price. $4,000, If sold at once.
Wen located, close-in property, rent
ing for s75 per month Price, $4,000.
Sc US for city and farm loans.
MARTIN & TURNER.
Phone 2se. Rear Citizens Natl Bank.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-29
Real Estate Bargains

Stock Of gents furnishing goods to
trade for farm or city property.
Ten acres nice smooth land ~
miles Of city. Price. $1,000.
Two-room house and lot 5Ox2OO; 500
cash, balance small payments, on
North Third street. Prize, 500.
Three-room frame house, half block
Of ne WHICH school Price, 81 900; s4OO
cash, balance terms.
Vacant lot s5xl65. three block from
West school building. Price, s4OO:
800 cash. balance terms.
One Of the incest lots on South Hill;
can see al over the city and in two
blocks Of High School. with north
front. Price, $500; 500 cash, balance
terms.
Three-room house, lot 4Sxl4O; $500
cash, balance at $40 per month gets
this.
Money to loan on city property.
A. 3. THOMPSON, PHONE 243.
office at Fire Insurance Agency.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-29
FairView Park Cemetery

We are now prepared to sell lots
and give perpetual care. Perpetual
means to be kept in lawn and graves
well filled We have a sexton em.
ployed and paid for this purpose. Our
prices are from s25 to $3.50 for fam
lily lot All persons, whether poor OF
rich. receive the same care. There is
not poor location for a lot in the
cemetery.
This cemetery is bound to last hun
dreds Of years and there is one hun
dred acres Of ground dedicated to its
use.
You can buy lots on the installment
plan. Why wait until there is death
in your family to select lot?
You can apply to he sexton. Mr.. Nc
Carly, who lives on the ground. or to
H. R. Kreitz. undertaken, who will
sell the lots. Parties owing Tor lets
will pay p. E Emerson treasurer.
FAIRVlEW PARK CEMETERY. (.
4.27-1mo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-29
CLAREMORE
MURDER

Claremore, OKLA, April 2s.-The
sheriffs office maintains a mysterious
silence as to developments In the IN
sestigation OF the John Bullette as.
sasslnatlon. Sheriff Stephens has re-
turned from Springfield, Mo-. where he
secured a warrant for Hattie Var
brough. said TO have been a sweetheart
Of the Claremore attorney.
The sheriff viii not say whether any
trace Of the Yarbrough woman has
been discovered. The report that she
was IN Claremore April 10, the night
OF the shooting. Is being Investigated.
The theory is that the woman. II she
We're here. went to Tulsa. where she
re-checked her baggage for st. Louis
TO keep an appointment with com
panion. It Is known that Sheriff Ste.
phens regarded the clue as definite,
for he wired to the st. Louis police
to be on The lookout The officers IN
that city have since been tracing ru-
mors and. as far as can be learned,
have absolutely no trace OF the woman.
officer William O'Brien of Spring.
field Mo. has said that he saw the
Yarbrough woman on the streets Of
that city last Tuesday afternoon.
The anxiety OF the Claremore Off
GERS TO get track Of tne woman is ex-
planned by letters found in Bullette's
room, said TO have been written by
her.
Springfield officers say that when
last seen there. Feb. >. sne claimed "a
have been BARRED to BuIlette, that
they had packed their household goods
and that she was on her way 10 Jop
lin. from where she and Bullette would
go to San Antonio for her health.
The officers here are said to be
searching for a cabman Of Coffeyville
Kansas, IN connection with the muir
der.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-29
BAILEY MUST
FIGHT

Washington, D. c., April 29.-In Tex
as situation has arisen threatening
the seat OF Senator Joseph Weldon
Bailey in the United States senate
which is attracting national attention.
Senator Bailey is the fighting leader
OF the Democratic minority In the
senate. While his colleague. Senator
culberson, is technically the Demo
cratic leader and is chairman OF the
caucus. yet everyone understands that
Il Is Senator Bailey who is expected
to stand up and make the catch.as-
catch-can fights on the floor.
Statewide prohibition has become an
issue in Texas. Senator Bailey has
publicly aligned himself against the
movement. This has led Or. Rankin,
Of Dallas, a prohibition leader IN the
state and hitherto an ardent supporter
OF Bailey. 70 announce that he has
Withdrawn his allegiance to the SEN
ator and in the future will oppose him.
This means that the prohibition lead
ers in the state are lining up 10 de-
feat the big Texan. The fight against
Senator Bailey 10 prevent his selection
as a candidate TO the national conven.
tion az Denver last summer was
bitter one and still fresh IN the minds
of the public It was a victory that
meant vindlcauon Of the charges that
had been made against him. n the
prohibitionists join the opposition Sen
ator Bailey's reelection Is IN jeopardy.
Il was thought that when he was vim
dicated by being sent to the Denver
convention by majority vote OF over
10000 in the state. he might not care
TO carry the contest further and not
make the race for the senate again.
The senator has cast these assump-
tions TO the winds, however. by an
nouncing that he proposes to stay IN
the senate as long as he can. The
fight that this means is one that viii
attract the attention Of the nation. for
Texas is a big safe, Bailey big man
and a Democratic leader in national
politics in all that the word implies.
The Republican leaders in the senate
know no man they would rather have
removed from the senate than Bailey.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-29
It's = Top Notch Doer.

Great deeds compel regard. The
world crowns it doers. That's why the
American people have crowned DR..
Kings New Discovery the king OF all
throat and lung remedies. Every
atom is a health force. It kills germs
and colds and la grippe vaniHhes. It
heals cough-Facked membranes and
coughing stops. Sore .4flamed bron-
chial tubes and lungs s-e cured and
hemorrhage cease. DR.. George Moore,
Black Jack N. c.. rites. =. cured me
of lung trouble. pro- unced hopeless.
By al doctors" sOc and s10O Trial
bottle free. Guaranteed by Brown &
co. d&w