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Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-28
LONG BEACH

The most notable event of the week was
the grand ball given in the auditorium
Monday night by the Order of the Eastern
Star. ball is given on Washingt ton S
birthday each year. Many appeared in
colonial costume. The grand march was led
by Mrs. Annie Marie johnson of San Fran
cisco, worthy grand matron of California,
and Alexander ROXborough Frazer of Ocean
Park, worthy grand patron. Following
We're Mr.. and Mrs. S. Grant Stannard, Mrs.
Stannard is past worthy matron. of the local
lodge Of California. Mrs. Willie Counts,
worthy matron, with W. F. Stevens, worthy
patron. were next in line.
Many handsome gowns were seen in the
ball room. Mrs Anna Marie Johnson wore
white silk, with hounced edges with white
ribbon. Mrs. Stannard was stunning in
cream brocaded silk en- train. Mrs. Alex
ander Frazer wore cream silk and carried
showed bouquet of jonquis. Mrs. J. X
Polkinghorn wore cream net over silk. Mrs.
Counts wore white silk.
An exquisitely appointed luncheon in
honor of Mrs Susan Tippett, recently re-
turned from China, was given Saturday by
Mrs B. P Dayman.
Mrs. c. H. Wade, 500, entertained at a 12
o'clock Washington dinner last Monday
The Ebell club program Monday was in
charge of the music committees of the
year. 1t proved very pleasing.
The oratorio, Holy CITY, was given at
the auditorium Friday evening by 100 musi-
clans, members Of the Philharomnic society.
under the direction of Prof Abram Miller
of Los Angeles.
Mrs. j. w. Stephens of 113O Elm avenue
entertained a number of friends Saturday
afternoon the "complimented guest being
Mrs George E. Small of Wyoming, a niece
of Mrs Stevens.
The Rev. Robert Gooden and Mrs Gooden.
who recently moved into the artistic new
rectory at Fifth street and Locust avenue,
were given jovial housewarming Tuesday
night by the members of st. Lukes parish.
SUNDAY-SOCIETY
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-28

III HE Pick and Shovel club held an
election of officers at the regular
meeting Tuesday afternoon. The
following were those elected to office:
President, Mrs. Geo. Sibley; vice pres
ident, Mrs. ]. L. Dean; recording sec
retary, Mrs. Abbot Kinney; CORE
spending secretary, Mrs. B. C. Hanna,
and treasurer, Mrs. Arthur After the
business meeting a social hour was en-
joyed, followed by refreshments.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-28

Athletic club and E. Foucher of Venice
gave an exhibition of fancy fencing.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-28

Archie S. P. Robertson, Mr.. Freeth's
cousins.
3
Mrs. Florence Loizeau of New York
city is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E: B.
Browne at the Windward hotel
The concert given by the Chiafarelli
band at the auditorium Thursday even
ing was a decided success. The organ
iZation is giving the people of Venice
such music as they have never had be-
fore. The tempest scene from "Rigo-
letto" was superb, and, accompanied
by a beautiful electrical display, proved
a decided novelty.
The program follows: "Tannhauser''
march (Wagner); "Lamento de Baldo'
(Mercadante); Roses ballad, by
Mr.. Hydmon, baritone; prelude of ''Lo-
hengrin'' (Wagner); ''Zada,'' opera
OeOncavalla); duet, quartet and the
tempest scene from 'Rigoletto"; Star
Spangled Banner
Clifford Horne of the Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-28

Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Mallory and party
of West Virginia were guests of Geo.
D. Freeth. Mr.. and Mrs. Mallory are
on their return trip from Honolulu,
where they have been visiting several
months as guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-28

Mrs. Ava G. Sexton of Harbor
Springs, Mich, is visiting Mrs. J. E.
Tenney of 1886 Affair canal.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-28

| Mrs. j. w. Stephens of 113O Elm avenue
entertained a number of friends Saturday
| afternoon the 'complimented guest being
Mrs. George E. Small of Wvoming a niacs
| of Mrs Stevens.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-28

The oratorio, Holy City" was given at
the auditorium Friday evening by 100 nusi-
Clans members of the Philharomnic society,
under the direction of Prof. Abrann NTiI1er
of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-28

Archie S. P. Robertson, Mr.. Freeth's
cousins.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-28

The Ebell club program Monday was in
charge of the music committees of the
year. 1t proved very pleasing
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-28

Mrs. c. H. Wade, SO3 entertained at a IL
o'clock Washington dinner last Monday.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-28

An exquisitely appointed luncheon in
honor of Mrs Susan Tippett, recently re-
turned from China, was given Saturday by
Mrs. B. p. Dayman.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-28

Rudolph Friml, the gifted young Bo-
hemian composer and piano virtuoso
who has been spending the past season
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-28
Tailor Made Suits.

in Ladies'
GANTNER SUITE 5Ola 424 S. Bro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-12
ELY'S CREAM BALM

TO be appointed from each house 10
make rules for the government Of
Joint assemblies. On motion Of Jones
the rules we-e suspended and the
resolution passed at once. Tillotson,
ltoes, Dunn, McCalla and Jones We're
named as The house committee.
RuIet Adopted.
The rules, as read In the house
Friday, we're adopted as whole and
provisions were made for publishing
IN a book the rules. tne names OF
members. the employees and a list OF
the committees. The senate and Joint
rules will also be included In the vol
ans.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-12
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-12
SIMPLE HOME REMEDY
AND DIRECTIONS
How TO Prepare Il for Kidney
Trouble OF Rhsu-
TnsIIsEl

This Is a simple aome recipe now
being made known In all The larger
cities through the newspapers a Il
Intended 10 check tae many cases Of
rheumatism kidney and bladder iron.
BE which have made so many crlppes
and inFailds and weakllngs Of me Of
onf brightest and strongest people
Tae druggists here have been noil.
lied to supply themselves With tae IN.
gradients. ami the sufferer VIII have
nu trouble 70 obtain them The pre-
sflipllun Is as follows: Fluid Extract
Dande lon. ne.half ounce; compound
Karg0n. one ounce and Compound
Syrup Of Gasanarlila. three onnces
MlS by shaking well Fl q bottle The
dpse Is one leaspoonful after each
meai and az bedtime
Recent experiments prove this sim.
pc mixture effective In rheumatism.
because I ils positive ectlon upon the
ehmlnallYe Tissues oi the kldnoys. 4
cpmpeIs these most vital organs to
flller from the b.ood and syBsem tae
waste impurities and uric acid (Which
are the rause uG rheamallsm. Il
clfanscs the kidneys. strengthens
them and removes quickly such aynlp-
tours as backache. blood disorders,
blaadaF weakness, frequent urinat Il.
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arts 81 d powerful stlmuiaEl ID the
entire Kidney and bladder structure
Thnae who suffer and are aeeuaiom-
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should not let liftle Inconvenience
Interfere with making this up
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-12
FIrst sllI Passed.

First Bill Passed.
The llgst bin passed BY the senate
sns that by Williams, appropriatlng
100000 for mileage and per diem Of
the legislature. There were no votes
against t.
Redwinc Wants to Sell Coal Lands.
Redwines resolution to momoriallze
congress was refeved TO a special
committee OF Russell, Franklin and
the aatilor OF the resolution. II per-
taIns to tae sale OF tho segregated
coal lands IN the eastern part OF the
state An amendment was adopted
providing for the sale to actual set
tiers Of 1860 acre tracts on five years
time The point WAS raisci that much
Of the hand was 80 cough That this
amount Of land would be too small for
agricultural purposes. and the matter
was referred
Thomas Resolutions Favored.
Tie Judiciary committee made
favorable report an the Thomas reso-
luton Tor tac appointment Of & COLI
fyIng committee 70 prepare MI laws
% printing as fast as passed ami ap.
ir0vel This Is the samo resolution
IS that boaring the name of Durham
which thc huuse voted down yeater.
day afternoon.
The committee also reported favor
IDLY an another Thomas resolution
validating iAe session laGs of the last
legislature end legalislng The work Of
the e0difying committee, OF which, by
lhe way. Senator Thomas, WIS mem
ber.
New EllI introduced.
Among the senate bills introduced
we're: Bg Ro,lle. outstanding. by
lfah6m, lxlng salary OF clerks IN OF.
lee of clcrk Of supreme court: By
Blllups. providing for an annual con.
Ventluu OF county superlntendents; By
Nemminger authorizing the secretary
Of state 70 purchase $1,000 worth Of
supplies Before eaea legislative ses.
sion. by Morris. defining bank burg
AIRY and making It punishable b. life
Imprisonment: by Goulllng, exempt.
ng from assessment rural telephone
companies which do not charge for
he TRANSMITTED Of messages; hy Tay.
lar defining the liabilities Of common
carriers; by Goulding. establishing s.
llaieiet agricultural school at Enid.
BY Gonldlng repeating law making un.
naid personal taxes a lien on real
estate.
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'REV|VES
CAPITAL
SCHEME
.--
SENATOR RU ssELL
BRINGS FORTH AGAIN"
NEW JERUSALEM
>
WANTS JOINT COMMITTEE
TO FORMULATE BILL
D(Ownlee Claims Paternity Of
Idea aad Russell Admits He's
Merely the Sisp-Oaddy

A special message from the COVER
nor the introduction OF more than
twenty bills and one or two little pes.
llamentary brushes We're among the
features OF the senate session yester
day afternoon
TAe message relates 10 the Chero-
kee seminary at Tanlequah aud calls
attention 10 the exceedingly low price
for which the school buildings and
grounds may be bought by the state.
New Jerusalem Bobs Up.
The. New Jerusalem proposition
came up again and was the subject Of
more o. less discussion senator
Russell. the champion OF this scheme
taroughOut tie last session, is again
seeking to set through concurrent
resolution ior the appointment Of s
committee from each house 20 write
) bin embracing this proposition the
bin TO be voted ON by the people be.
lCre becoming elfocling
5orrclo Believes IN Keeping Faith.
The resolution was adopted IN the
senate BY d vote or to 10. Senator
Sor-els spoke warmly against the
resolution stating that tne people
had already turned down the PROPOSE
tIon when they defeated the consiitu.
tIonal amendment on the New Jeru-
salem scheme last fall Whiio he did
not seem to fiily endorse the terms
Of the Enabling act as to capital loca-
lion yet tae people had accepted
those terms IN the constitution. The
senator's had taken an oath to support
that constitution land he believed
they should stay by it
Cunningham Opposes Measure.
Senator Stewart could see 40 roa
son for rushing the matter through
while Russell in reply believed tnat
The vote Of last lall was an iniica
tlon that tie people Of the state were
III favor 0i the scheme
Senator Cunningham spoke against
the measure With hls accustomed vlg
or.
White Russell has generally been
given credit as ihe originator of the
New Jerusalem plan. Brownlee yes.
tcriEy declared That he was really
the one who fl-st introduced tile meas.
uro 10 the senate last winter aui that
later Russell had Joined him. Rus
sell yesterday stated that these were
the roal facts In The matter and that
RrOwnlee WINS entltlei IA all the
glory Some further qulhbllpg lol
lowell ani on i vote the resolution
carried.
Vofe Was 26 TO 10.
''ae vote stood as follows
Yeas Alien. Beelcr, BIllgps, brown
ec. ColFille Cordcll, Denton. Eegor
man Franklin. Graham. Hurst John.
son. KEYS. fardfum MemmIngeg Nor
rls Newell. Rrddle. Russell. Smith
Soldlnl Stafford. Strain, Thomas,
Tavlor. Williams Total. eG
Nays card Cunningham f'loonan
nrvls. Gonldlng, Hatcheti. Mitchell
Potter Redwine. SorreIs. Stewart up
deerafl Nynnc Total Is
Absent aud not yctlug Blair Chap
man, Eehola. Moore ana Yeager
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-12
SPEAKER BEN WILSON
ANNOUNCES COMMITTEES
Burned Much Midnight OIL Try
Ing to Make List Salts
factory 10 Members

House Blll No. ! passed the lower
1cuse during iis session yesic.da,
afternoon. This Is the bill by Bryan
Harrison and Coyne which arovidef
for the extension of the time 81 paying
the FIRST half OF the taxes Of 1905
Under the bill as passed the time OF
payment ls exten led from January
10 the tbrl MONDAY IN April and lax
warrants will not Issue until thirty
days thereafter
Tie house was under The heai 81
introduction Of bills when i was an.
ncunccd that the senate had taken a
recess IN order thar the bill might
reach the UPPER house The bin was
then called ~ for third reading snd
ANAL passage. COL Ross desired 70
make an Amendment and there was
some parliamentary juggling and ais.
cussion as to the proper method OF
pTocoe1me. Finally the rules were
suspended and Mr. Ross offered an
amendment containing the words
urler The direction Of the governor,
asli "a Re.Amcnond
AT a recent sesgion Cope, OF Cana.
lilan. put tnfough Sn amendment un.
dor which this phrase was eliminated.
The bin provided that where tho tax
levy was Illegal or excessive an az.
srleved tax payer. a county attorney
or tao attorney general under the III.
rectlon Of the governor might bring
suit "a compel the reduction OF such
levy. The Cope amendment put lao
attorney general on the same footing
as county attorneys without regard
10 the direction Of the governor The
Ross amendment uf Monday restores
The clause relating to the governors
direction and leaves the bill In the
same form IS reported out hY the spe.
elal committee to which It had been
referred The vote was negative on
division hnt Tiilntson demanded 4 ron
call snd It saa carried BY vote ~
50 10 At
Vote le Unanimous.
on hnal roll call tae bin vas PASSED
BY a vote Of a2. seventeen being ah
sent The emergency clause was vol.
ti on separately and received tho
geme number Of votes.
The FIRST concurrent resolution was
signed by the speaker yesterday. was
that by King and Japp. passed sever.
a days ago Il memorlalIzes eongress
70 extend the time Of payment Of The
next two lnsihllmcnis on their lands
by settlers IN the "bg pasture"
The ii-st meeting OF standing
committee WAS announced near the
close Of The session BY Speaker WI.
son Il was that Of the committee on
printing, whica tosk place this morn.
ir,,
The bills On second reading we're
drought up and referred 10 the proper
committees
New Employee Take Oath
Four new emploves we're sworn IN
BY the speaker They wee Mrs MI.
ma Admire Johnston oi Emit. steuo.
Kranher to the minority II. Essln.
ger Of Broken Arrow. assistant read.
ing elerk Cdas. A. Nixon. OF Anilers.
stenographer G r Elliott. Of Thom.
as pogtmpsieF J I. Nance. nF Greer
county who was originate appointed
postmaster, Ii unable 10 do the work
AMI has been transferred to the cloak
room.
4 senate loInl resolution was passed
under which q committee Of i've was
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-12
FULTON MAKES A NEW RECORD


Special 10 Daily Leader
Washington. p. G., Jan. 12 Con
eressman u, l. Fulton. Of tie 0klaho4
ma City district has broken the pen
lion records By getting five separate
BILLS through the first month uE the
session None Of the pensions are less
han $40 per month and me 1i them
are $40 They 60 TO these nars9nz
AbAa.om Cunningham. Venus Okla.
zeurge + Watson. III Reno; A. 5
Eaudnrmllk, III Reno: John r. Green
lllnion. Susan y. Crazy Okafche.
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lCtnsluoed from PAGE onel
8pparlInk from the general Roosevelt
nnlelea III pursuance Of thai desire
sa ea ua care to continue Roosevelt
rahIaet nlilcnre at Uselr posts except
Whrfe hacansc of pre.emlneni la'enl or
particularly distinguished service they
SIZE nanallafiy fl So ayerse Is he to
ihla laat according "a the best belief
0afa. Secretary Wilson Will not be con.
fgnued even Tor 4 day "a The agrienl.
iufal department n0tNilbsiandl q he
Inns served most efficiently. T8 crafty
We asaralarys vanity TO establish A
nsw fseaFd iOf continuous cabinet ser.
Vice f Tax virtually decided that he
acnIa Be allowed to continue for a
ilna unaer Judge Taft but since then
e saa been discovered that he has al
eadv made & record in that respect
70 lhal lhls reassn e indulge him no
lfusaf operates, aud Clifford Pinehol
there IS 9ood rcns0n Iol hellevlfC. will
hc secretary oi agriculture after
March
lt Is believed that Judge Taft has
fhoaea George Wlekefsham Of Nov
Erfs . be atiQrney general, and lhls
eeeegion Is said also 10 have dlsplessed
president Roosevelt Elekefsham has
nnd close co.ppraslon affiliations and
i'fesiden Roosevelt i reported aa uas
lnH saii lsa, this appointment viii IL
aeeelleag as eYldenae nf 4 deteranha
lion OBJ the pait Of Judge TAFT some
Wal % modify The Roosevelt pole,
iNsfh fespeef % lHe trusts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-12
NAL T[RS PETITION TURN[DDlNN


Gov. Haskell LII eyqN;is lufncll
dnNn thdspeiIslon IL esehteil Hesstill
zena IL Wanors Hna Vicinity asking
~ i special election 70 form h new
nnantg Cnche with Walters Is the
prospective county seat, ON tho ground
ihe1 the petition was incumbent as 10
nnmhef OF names required The Co
nlanehe county representatives II The
legislature VIII make blg effort ~
seE the Ross bill passed repeating the
Ia& under which he county division
aIae||pns are held before the nsfIIlans
eaf the required number Of sikaefH
and CONT up for aeeond hearing be-
HIS Ehe governor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-12

- a. &g AZ - "a %.N..
Rssa ,lls kha Ybu Have AlNaVs HuQls
';:l ! I112zzi.S:I's. III.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-26
A Bic DAY TODAY
Merchants Leave This Morning for
Tamms on Picnic Trip--Good
Time Assured All.

All arrangements have been COM
pleted BY the Retail Merchants AsSoci-
alton for their big picnic today They
will leave on a special train over the
Mobile Il Ohio at 5 o'clock the train
consisting OF about twelve passenger
coaches and a baggage car. The bag
gage car was loaded last night with a
lot of the eatables for the picnic AM
the perishable goods will be placed in
the car this morning. VanOsten :
Mound City band will furnish music
for the occasion and will arrive in
Cairo this morning and will make a
trip around the belt in car placed At
their disposal by the c. r. and l., 5
Several other donations We're made
yesterday to the list already given the
Merchants Association for their pic
mic. The following is list OF the do
nations: Union Bakery, bread: Latt'
ner and Bmmer. bread John Lattnef
bread: MarX-Nassauer. cuff buttons
Joe O'Shea, coffee; Sam Elias, coffee
Cairo Creamery. butter; VIII Hochne-
del. cigars, NJ, DobschutZ. cigars, Coca
Cola Bottlng Works. coca cola.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-26

office, previously a whiteTashing
body so that now il Is equipped 10
provide efficient and continuing audit
aud examination OF departments,
Reorganization has followed inn
portant reports on the administration
OF the PARK and Health Departments,
control OF water revenues, purchase
of real estate by he city, tenemen-
house administration. In spite OF the
fact that removal and even criminal
prosecution in several instances has
followed the publication of facts, the
Bureau mas from the outset had the
active cooperation of city officials,
virtually without exception.
when public transactions are
forced in to the light, good motives
are strengthened and bad motives
are weakened, thus making the in-
formed sentiment u even the minor
ity effective In preventing inethclency
and corruption The Bureaus expert
euce iustifes the contention that the
best government is one which by
publicity makes possible good govern
ment through the Kind OF man that
human nature ana politics force into
leadership
philadelphia, Memphis, Atlanta,
Cincinnati, Cleveland. Seattle and
other cities have asked the Bureau
to help them improve their methods
of gavarnmpnf nv DIMINISHING meth
DDS not men, acts not personalities.
A national foundation or a ten-year
guarantee is needed for training men
and setting up scientific standards
for cooperation of informed citizens
with officials"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-26
CHRISTIAN FRIENDSHIP
Subject of Able Sermon Last NIGHT BY
Rev. Hill at Second Christian
Church.

The first meeting of the evangelistic
campaign in new quarters was well at
tended and godd interest mantle sted
On account of a delay in getting sup.
plies from st. Louis. /; was impossible
TO give the illustrated song by the
singing evangelist. The assembly was
favored by solo by Miss Estelle Al
len accompanied by her sister who Is
assisting with the music.
The ne wsong books were used last
night with good results. Mr.. RIDDEN.
hour is very hopeful of giving the il
Illustrated songs in another day. He
is making good as a leader and may b
the means of interesting many.
Evangelist Hill made a strong i'm
preston on his hearers in the sermon
last evening. his subject being 9TH.
Stimulance of Friend David am
Jonathan and Ruth and Naomi wer,
the bible characters given as ex
amples. This brought out the value d
Christian friendship with God an
man
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-26

sensible set dainty, to give variety
ana yet nor have the luncheon unduly
CHtrBNagaut aud Understanding.
Whclc il must be put up each morn
ing, v mother Will write out
number ct possible lInchcona and
follow them Hs closely as may be day
by day, to s1ye herself the trouble
OF trying to have something different
at short notice.
Sandw iches, C course, are the sta
pie Thin slices OF whole wheat and
graham bread c1n make two, spread
with butter only and two more may
be made of white bread with finely
chopped meat, or grated cheese, or
jam, Ii Is better TO have two kinds
rather than four sandwiches of one
kind Ii meat Is not used In the sand
witches 1t may be sliced the fat trim
med OF, and made up into neat
packet by itself.
\ few stalks OF celery, salted, are
also good with sandwiches and once
in while two or three tiny pickles
or olives carefully wrapped SO no
odor will permeate the rest Of the
luncheon.
AS to cake, use small cakes, cookies,
waters, squares OF gingerbread and
such things rather than slices OF lay
er cake, which are sure 10 crumble,
and at best are not nourishing
1t is better to omit the cake alto
gether and put in a few well-cracked
nuts or dozen dates or four or five
figs or little good candy. Fruit used
in luncheon should be wiped off and
then wrapped up SO there shall be
no odor; an apple may spoil whole
basket of luncheon by its fragrance.
An orange may be partially peeled,
grapes may be carried in jelly tum-
bier which viii not break II the
child will consent 10 use a small
china or glass jal with tin screw
top, baked custard, canned fruits and
many good things may be put In the
lunch box
BY all means keep plenty of par.
atilne paper at hand in putting up
luncheons; II can be purchased by
the quantity for small sum and is
invaluable in keeping everything
fresh.