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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-22
MOMBASA
EXTENDS
CORDIAL
WEL.[OME
lIsy AasocIated preaal

Mombasa, April 22-Ex-proalaeni
Theodore Roosevelt arrived here last
evening on hoard the steamer adj
mlral, Mr.. Roosevelt was IN the best
OF health. as were all the members OF
his party, Tae Admiral entered XVI
lndlni harlan hying the American
nag al her fore and main masta. she
dipped The German ensign while pass
lng the British cruiser Pandora
whose rslls and masts we're mannen
by cheering sailors. The Pandora So
luled the ex.presldent who was stand
INK on the bridge watching With IN
leresl the coming into the port
Tho PEOPLE Of Mombasa were IN q
state OF expectancy throughout tho
day. ana tho arst word OF the slg'
naliag ship brought them III crowds
The Admiral came slowly up the har
Dor. ami It waa dark when the ex'
president, accompanied BY his aon,
Kermit. and tho captain made n land
inc they were brought ashore IN the
commandments SURF boat and carried
10 a place OF shelter IN chairs on
natives shoulders
Thofe was q perfect deluxe Of rain
hut m reply 10 the expression ~
regret ct the weather MI. Roosevelt
said he was glad to got ashore IN any
weather. lie added that be was W
splendid health aud that the Start
Tor the hunting grounds could not
come G minute 100 sOon. The gov
ernnlr s u'dp boarded The Admiral and
extended a welcome 20 Mr. Roosevelt
who received another cordial greeting
on shore from the provincial commits
sioncf, who c%onductcd him 20 the gov
crhment houses.
The former president seemed aighly
pleased when he observed the military
guards salute by doflna bis hat and
smiling broadly.
The Admiral loii Alden 4 week axe
and the voyage 70 this port WAS inter.
fupted only by d brief stop 90 Moe a.
dlsclo. ~ Italian somallland, The
trip Was without special Incident. the
mcst interesting feature Of It hnilg
the eaptaiu'a dinner 20 Mr., Roose
welt on Tuesday.
Il has been The intention Of me
party 20 remain IN M0mhaaa f1g Two
days. aut the foods have been heavy
and Il was duemed advisable 20
change this nlan The special train
which VIM carry Mr. Roosevelt and
his party % alfred pnase's ranch On
the Athl river VIII leave here at =
o'clock tlis afternoon
The acting governor Of the protect.
crate Frederick 81 Jackson. entertain
ed tho ex.nfesidenf al dinner and lat.
er IhCy proceeded to one 0f the clubs,
T'hls morning the Roosevelt nafty
Was taken III carriages about the town
and. az lar as possible the governor
and bis associates viii meet the ape
olal instructions aFnm King Edward
10 show every consideration 70 the
distinguished igayeiera.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-22
RECORD IN
Texas Of
CALVES
METH0D

Arsllr, Tex. April 22-The commits.
sion form OF government as applied
10 municipalities has become so thor.
oughIy established IN Texas. where Il
was developed that the people OF this
state now generally realize It's worth,
and suggestions are heard that II
should be applied to county govern
ment, anl v 9 state government. Out.
side OF the state, too. Il has been
sdoptedi with certain notifications. ~
many cities. where It's value has been
tested to 4 certain extent, Naturally
people 81 other states who have taken
an interest IN the matter stilI turn
70 Texas. where the te~t has been most
thorough. tor Information upon the
subject, Ono of the late.t Inquiries
Is as to whether this particular kind
% government Is calculated 70 sue
ceed IN small cities, say places Of 49,
000 10 10000 inhabitants. Heretofore
Texas ouidents OF the subject have
declared their belief that Il would be
easter n make d success Of commits.
zion government IN smell cities than
IN large ones. Now they are able TO
point 10 results for proof that the com
mission government will succeed IN
small cities, Here IS the record III
brief OF commission government ln
Texag-the names Of tho cities which
have adopted commission government
the year IN which they we're grant
"a charters prescribing that method
and the population % each Of them,
aDpfoxlmatelv,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-22
To PREVENT SPREAD
Of TEXAS FEVER TICK
IN Usage COUNTRY

t'dhlsl NlIl probably BE- the last year
for soalnctu cailic ID the Osagc coliu.
Try, as Under tho ROSS act Of the
second ], Glalature. the county commit
sloners Nill endcayor to clean the pas.
lures and cattle Of the fever tick
For years the Usage nation has been
the main field for the southern cattle
raiser. where good gratis could bo oh.
tanned, between the Seasons and IN the
early spring. The average price per
acre has been between i0c aud soc.
OUT this year many pastures brought
ls high as al per acre some sensons
100 600 head OF Texas cultiu gfhxen
IN OaaRo county during the spring
months. being fattened for the mar.
kot. The Nation received quite q
sum from the annual enterprises. az
q special law vas passed taxing eat
tie found IN the county between GER
tain dates IN the spring
IN the territorial days the quar-
antine regulations brought out the fact
that crude oil was death 10 the fever
tick. AMI an animal plunged into a
pool OF Il with head and ears under
was supposed 10 be free at least for
the length Of time they would srAze
on Osase pastures. Two dips are be-
.lieyed TO completely relieve a steer
OF the rest. aa Ia each instance be
takes a long swim from the jumping
board 20 where the exit slopes up
70 earth level. Two dips, however.
are wearing on the beast and really
ever resOrted TO.
Under the Ross blu county com.
missioners can build dipping yats ana
treat all cattle N the county al stat.
cd periods, and change the p%asturage
frequently until the tick III worn oul
and dies. The Southern COW, how.
ever, will take the tick again n given
an opportunity.
Usage county. one og the largest 10
the state, much OF Il Indian land, Is
composed OF only three townships.
The people OF one Of these are ang.
ious TO clean up as soon as possible.
ana during the year Il Is expected the
others will follow. With this compiet
cd the industry OF shipping Southern
cattle there for feeding other purposes
viii be ended. AS It Ia, for many ytAs'
a slumbering emnity has existed be
tween slme Of the native cattle raiaefi
and the grass renters and since state
hood there has been q continued ef
fort to shut Texns cattle out OF Tho
county,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-22
WILL BAR DRUNKEN
MEN FROM TRAINS


Special 10 the Daily Leader.
OkmuIgec. OKLA April 81 " 1
don't intend 70 be bothered With drunk.
en- men Of mean disposition and d dis
position 70 run our trains for ",
said 4 conductor yesterday. END nov
that We have The Law on ouf side.
railroad passengers Of the right sort
viii be more fully protected from the
company OF dfunkafds on the train.
That railroads ufe taking advantae Z
Or the Oklahoma law. which glvel
them the right 20 refuse to carry III.
loxlnaled persons, Is shDwn almost -.
ury dhY when conductors and brake
men On passenger trH.ns do not allow
drunken phople 10 board the train.
An iupldens Of thia kind 0ncrsfeil
ii Mnsk0eoe yesterday ut the iris
co depot, when q citizen 81 0lrmnl'
gee, II AZ Intoxicated cpudillon, Al
tempted To board the train for home
The 1Fainmen refused 10 III him OH
4nH IN the argument following the city
police arrived and arrested aim
0hif recently man WI elected
from a Midland Valley pesseng
train nut ia The onsn usaifle sefe q
miles from Tulaa n lie uas aetln1
hpis leF0us ana would listen % no II
vice
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-22

This list shows that the value OF
the commission form ~ government
has been proven to the satisfaction
Of The Ieuple In most OF the nrln.
elndl cities OF Texas, but perhaps Tho
most Impressive ifpn Il to be added
The fact that The Texas Legislature
recently enicted a law aulhorizing
those cities taf less than 10000 ir
habitantt1 which incorporate under
the general law. 10 adopt the cont.
mission plan. The people III many
Of these smaller cities o. the state
have manifested O lively Interest N
the m4ilee, and 4 IS likely that q
number Of them viii Don avail them.
selves 81 the opp0rtualts Afforded by
tie new law
Shall plan Be Extended?
What about applying ~ principle
10 county government aaf state gos.
efnment4
Some of The propositions made giong
Girls line, and Some Of thc questions
asked 1T tnat regard indicate that
while Texas people are pretty we'll
agreed that commission government
Is a success, The reasons for is sue.
cess are not so thoroughly understood.
"slnce the commission form Of goV
rrnment succeeds 10 respect TO cities.
and Is an Improvement. II Is bound
70 succeed II applied 70 counties o.
TO the state says an advocate Of OK
tension And that reasoning appears
10 Be perfectly sound. The problem
however lies not 50 much Ia operat
Ing q commission plan Of government
for county or state, as L does n max
Ing the application.
we already have 4 commission
form Of government for counties. ans
II docs not succeed. Is IN objection
which haze been made by persons whs
consider The commissioners court q
each county. composed If FIVE mcI
and clothed with broad powers. tbs
equivalent OF the city commission
This oh1ectlon. when subjected &
analysts. Is proof OF the assertion al
ready made that the reason foI
the success Of the commission
form II government us applied t
cities Is not 30 generally mderstooi
rs Il the success Itself recognized.
Have we a commission form Of gov
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-22
The Evening Chit Chat

81 pATRIcIA vAN PATTEN

fenllhes can spring MP from such
treatment quite as easily aa though
the words came from one outside the
family circle.
Nc treat tuta. strangers and more
,aeauaint4nees With punetlliDus c0Hf
iesy ami try to win flIends g y
.eelpas lf our charm of manners BnE
.lh eur hwu family we 10 not heal
fnse by citing sarcasm ct eafpiils criif
ifAsn nd wound the feelings Of thpse
mb0 sh1alla W. iaceu NJ ~ aaW3h 10 nr
hg Ties Of blood and relationship
70 life ~pogaeably and happily With
MIXERS T. IN art that can be studied
with proii. Life win noq Jose any
If it, charm for sou Il fou VII pat
the brfdle On your tongue when L
II Inclined to inter dlEagFapanle need.
less femarHs and it eiH doubtleHs
save m4as a heafIacie for your dea-
ones. Al fn0nEhfIess words from those
We love sometimes seem wlnrlnEly
bltlor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-22

HM
Thn brutal f~rankneas Of speech with
which members d families seem 20
ieeI privileged to- address eacn ntncf
fosters 4 spirit saF ahln q what the
atmosphere 81 family life should By.
70 what friend Of acquaintance.
would a girl feel Jlke saying. Your
hair liz d fright. 10 IVY md % t W
better. o. that dTeus makes you look
yellow a a IcniUHH And ~ she will
not hesitate int B%diFnaeing shch cut
ling remarks ae tiese to her pwh
mother. Mothers aud sisters VIII say
unkInd things to each ushef taat it
N only to be wandernd fhat any
famlly affection exists OeIween tham
st ri
Trivial criticism bud constant eatilt
finding certainly aad netHins @ me
charm 81 family life And YET the
homes ase few and Ear between where
The members do not aeem 70 feel ni
perfect liberty e sfoh. Criticize. nag
of laugh 81 one another Ilafsb, bitter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-22

Any lady reader Of this paper Will
receive, on request. a clever "No.Drip'
Coffee Strainor Coupon privilege,
from DR.. Shoon, Racine, Wis. Il 10 Sill.
ycr-plated, very pretty, and positive
" prevents al drlpplngs OF tea or
coffee. The doctor sends Il with his now
free book ON Health Cuflee simply
10 Introduce this clever substitute for
real coffee. pr. Sh0op's Health Cufee
Is gaining its great popularity be.
cause Of: first, lis exquisite taste and
lavonr; second. its absolute health
funess; third, its econUmg-lM ID
25c; fourth. It's convenience. No ie-
dlous 20 ID 20 minutes boiling. "Mado
In a minute says Or. shoop Try Il
at your groeer's, for o pleasant sur
prise. The Bank Grocery.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-22
DuaANr OPERA U

Special "a Daily Leader.
Durant. Ok. April 22--plans have
been completed for the remodollne O.
the Dnrant opera house. The work VII
be commenced Mag y and viii De com
pelted IN ninety days and VIII re-
qulfe an expenditure Of over Q5,0a9.
When the work Is finished Che house
viii be modefu In every respect
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-22

Rheumatic r9isons are quickly and
surely driven ont Of the blood with
Dr. shuop'a Rheumatic Remedy
liquid or tablet form. Dr. shoop's
booklet on Rheumatism plainly and
Interestingly tells Just how this Is done
Toll some sufferer OF this book. or
better SIN, write Or. shoop. Racine,
Wis. for the book and free test SAM
pies. Send no money. Just Join with
Or. shoop and give some sufferer 4
pleasant surprise, Wallace'c Drug
tSore.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-22

than have my feet cut of" said n i.
bingham, OF %princeviile. III. "But your
die from gangrene (which had eaten
eight toesl If you don't said
all doctors instead he used Buoklen :
Arnlea salye I'M wholly cured It's
cures OF Eczema, Fever Sores, Boils.
Burns and Piles aslnune The world
25c ct an drugglsta.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-22

# you haven't the TINE to exercise
regularly. Doan's Regulela WIN pre-
vent constipation. They induce a mild
easy. healthful aelion Of The bowels
without gripping, Ask your druggist
for them. 25c
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-22
4ArraRs Stake RssvLT

sneeial 10 Daily Leader.
saltwater. Ok, April 22-|rhe ca
aeta Of the State A. a NJ. college will
mo year blouses and soft hats as
planned. The company which was %
furnish the hats was unable % DO 80
on account of the hatters' strike.
This would throw the delivery 80 late
IN the year that the faculty decided
n wasn't worth uhlle 70 make the
%purehane.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-22

Special "a Daily Leader.
Waufika. ODk. April " The caem
Der Of commerce here has just closed
tae deal with Dr. stephens q Hast.
inga. III Whlch he Is 70 erect mis- largo
sanitarium In Wauflka This uill be
one OF the largest and most modern
equipped sanltariums and hospitals 10
the state. II Il 10 be built Of bufl
brick. three stories In height with
twenty-nine large rooms is "a be.
electric lighted eam heated, water.
ed and severed and more then likely
will be designated one Of the Rock
island hospitals n this part Of the
country.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-22

II suffered habltually frofa constlpa.
tlon. Doan's ReRuIets relieved and
strengthened the bowels, nc that they
have been regular ever Rince'-A p
Davis, grocer, sulphur Springs, Texas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-22

Head TIE pain formula IN the box
Of Pink pain Tablets. Thon ask
your doctor II there Is a better one,
paln means congestion blood pres.
sure some where nr HAnap's pink
Palm Tablets check hoad palms go
manly palhs. pain anywhere TRY one
and sefl ~ for zHe Sold n NnllaeA's
Drug Store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-22
WHAT IS MORE ENJOYABLE

Than a good Hot Water Bottle In a cold bed upon
retiring at night9
Hot water is not only enjoyable on such occasions, but
III Is beneficial as we'll. No one should ever retire in a c0d
room and a cold bed. A dollar or two spent for 4 good
Hot Water Bottle may save 3 sick SPELL ard besides The
comfort, Is worth twice the cost. If you have never tried
the Hot Water Bottle do so now and see how enjoyable II IL
We have the exclusive agency Of the KANTLEEk
WATER BOTTLES. SYRINGES and other Rubber
Goods. and every piece is guaranteed for two years. They
are made, not upon the how cheap, but the how good plan.
VIM give satisfaction In every case.
Call and see The goods and we are sure YOU will b.
pleased with them
POSTOFFTCE DRUG STORE Phone $40. ia ". Okla.
POST CARDS. CAMERAS AND KODAKS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-22

itching plies provoke profanity. but
profanity Won't cure them Doan'a
Ointment cures itching, bleeding or
protrudlng piles after yeafh Of suffer
lng. All any drug store.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-05-21

Frank Whitehouse has return
ed from Douglas.
Ed Kimmick was down from
the river Saturday.
w. B. King is in from the
ranch for a short stay with
friends.
Quite a bunch of the gallant
knights Of the range in town
this week.
H. H. Wrinkle is finishing up
neat home on his claim a few
miles southeast of town.
A big barbecue was held at
Columbus last Saturday. Quite
a few from here attended.
R. E. lnmon, a leading stock
man of HermaEas, was in the city
Saturday buying supplies.
Almost Fly-Time; are your
screens up?
CRESCENT LUMBER Co.
Mrs. J. w. Gill has gone ia
Abilene, Tex, to enjoy a several
months visit with relatives.
W. P. Boyd is building a neat
home in the south part of town.
Edwards & Luxton are doing the
work.
For SALE---5O0 head Of Angora does
for sale. w. E. MAY, Deming. N. M.
Bud Williams and Jas. Tod
hunter, two Of our leading stock
men, were with us this week.
Rev. E. E. Willis left Monday
for Silver City to enter upon the
work of organizing a Christian
Church in that city.
]. c. Roseborough, of the New
Mexico Land & Locating Co. has
returned TO the city from a sew
eral weeks stay at Las Cruces.
For SALR--Brand new, standard
make piano. Il Is going at o bargain.
Inquire at this Office.
J. L. Searcy and C. G. Knight,
of the New Mexico Land &
Trust Co., of Nara Visa, were
in the city Monday. They in
formed US they would probably
locate here in the near future.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-05-21


Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Kerr are in
from the ranch for a short visit.
Capt. J.W. Foster leaves short
ly on a business trip to Riverside,
Cal.
Court this week is making the
town take on a livelier appear
ance.
While ]. F. Wilson is still con.
fined to his home, we are pleased
to learn he is improving.
If it's Building Material, see
US.
CRESCENT LUMBER Co.
Bert Smith, Santa Fe ticket
clerk here, has gone to Ell Paso
to enter railroad work there.
The Texas Oil Go. will have
their station here pretty we'll
finished up in another week.
Mrs. A. A. Temke returned
Monday night from Las Cruces
to the delight of her many
friends.
Tally Cook, the popular young
Santa Fe brakeman, is taking a
layoff from his run.
The Alumni Association of the
Deming High School will give
their annual banquet at the Har.
vey House next Wednesday night,
May 26th.
DR.. and Mrs. Coleman, who
formerly lived in Deming, are
in the city from their home in
Socorro county for a visit with
relatives and old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Bardin have
a fine boy at their home-their
first born. Shorty" in conse-
quence is adrift on the sea If joy
and is apt to lose his bearings,
Mrs. ]. T. Clayton returned
Monday from Tucson, where she
has been enjoying a pleasant Wis.
it of several weeks duration
with her mother, Mrs. H. j.
Hendricks.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-05-21
Eleven Cent Oil.
To the Luna County Farmers
Protective and Social Union:

To the Luna County Farmers
Protective and Social Union:
Being appointed by your hon.
orable chairman as a committee
to investigate and procure prices
on carload lots of Engine Naptha,
| beg leave to submit the follow
ing, and ask every member of
the Union to be present on Sat-
urday, May %, next, to act on
the same:
The Texas Oil Co. quoted US
naptha at eleven cents per gal
lon, +. 0. B., Deming, N. NJ;
they will also furnish us room in
their yard Immediately on the
switch for the erection of a tank
in which to store said oil, and, at
any time they see fit to put in
their own tanks for handling in
carload lots themselves, will take
our tank, allowing reasonable
discount for wear on same.
The Continental Oil people will
either forward me a proposition,
or send representative to at
tend our meeting on next Satur-
day.
Now, if you are in any way in
terested in this oil proposition,
turn out in force, and let us
show to these companies that
we are in earnest, and propose
to develop the farming interests
Of Luna county by the pumping
of water for irrigation.
Respectfully submitted,
B. P. SKULL,
Committee.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-05-21
Hon. Ralph C. Ely has return.
LOVES IN THE BALANCE
perhaps and the quality Of the
NANfnnNnVANtrnx

Hon. Ralph C. Ely has return
ed from Haywood, where he has
been for a number of weeks
undergoing treatment for rheu-
matism. His many friends will
be gratified TO learn he returns
home greatly improved. He has
moved his family to town from
his farm home a short distance
northeast of the city, which he
recently sold, and is occupying
Mrs. ]. G. Clark's handsome
new cement block residence.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-05-21
YE OLDEN
TYNE CONCERT
Draws a Large Audience
that Is Royalty En-
tertained.

lc OiueH lytnc OOICeTI, given
under the auspices of the ladies
of the Presbyterian Church, has
come and gone, but it will be
cherished as a sweet memory
by the splendid audience which
saw It long after the c. C. & M.
railroad has been built into Dem.
ing.
Coming from Arkansas, the
editor Of The Graphic felt as il
he were mentally as well as
physically prepared to appre.
ciate and view impartially an en-.
tertainment presented by home
talent. and we will have to frank
ly admit, although backed up by
the matured knowledge and
training obtained in that glorious
state, that we were like a feath-
er in gentle zephyr and with
the balance of the enthralled aud
fence was carried off our feet by
the happy success Of the enter
tainment. In other words Dem
ing has talent she may we'll
feel proud Of.
Nothing would be more pleas
ing to US than to give the pro-
gram in detail, as each number
is due and richly deserves special
mention, but as the space at our
command forbids, let it suffice
to say that we never saw a more
ceditable and harmonious, and we
might add, charming, entertain
ment carried out than was that
Of "Ye Oiden Tyne Concert, +"
and all who took part in it or
were instrumental in getting it
up should assuredly feel proud of
the commendatory result.
The costumes worn were elab-
crate, unique and very appro-
pirate and carried US back be
yond the days of youth, where
everything that was was truth, +"
to the "olden, golden days."
It is not hyperbole to say that
the audience was transfixed in
enc happy, sun-lit sphere of joy
and pleasure from the introduc-
tory number to the last act, when
performers and spectators to-
gether joined in that grand,
soul-stirring song, America, !"
and amid a blaze of glory brought
the entertainment to a beautiful
close.
The receipts amounted to some
SIPS.
Pat Moran left Monday night
for New York on a pleasure trip.
The hospital fund day has
been changed to a week later,
May 10Th.
PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES.
CRESCENT LUMBER Co.
Mrs. Alice Smith has been
called to Phoenix, Ariz., on ac-
count Of the serious illness of her
sister.
DR.. ]. G. Moir left Wednesday
on his eastern trip. He expects
to be away some two months or
more. Anyhow. he will not come
back until he has had a glorious
time fishing.