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The San Francisco call., 1909-06-12
90 THE SMART SET 90

CIanahan. and will again be fetsd As
several affairs among the younger ses
who are in town for the summer
months.
Miss Harriet Alexander. who has
been the guest OF the Joseph d. Grants
at their country place near san jose
during the early season. is enjoying
a visit as the guest OF her cousin.
Miss Gladys Brigham, at the attrac-
tive home OF the latter in Les Gatos-
Mr.. and Mrs. William 3. Tubbs. with
their daughter. Miss Emily, left town
yesterday for their country place near
Caiistoga. but win probably not re-
main there during the entire season
but will return TO open their Bur
nugame home a little later In the
summer.
Judge and Mrs. Charles ". Slack.
with their attractive daughters. Miss
Ruth and Miss Edith Slack. will pass
the summer In the orient ana aBs on
their way 10 Yokohama. where many
interesting days will be passed pre-
cedIng a leisurely tour OF other inter
ssting cities in Japan.
Robin Grey, the popular Englishman
who passed the early season In town.
is at San Mateo for BRIEF stay and
was entertained recently at the PENN
ing the summer in the attractive
suburb.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Owen. who vas
Miss Vera Meyer. have returned after
several weeks honeymoon trip
through the southern part % Califor-
mia and are settled In their attractive
-, Ill a..
tend 70 pass the summer In town az
the new residence. but are expecting
TO build their own home later in the
season upon the site that they have
secured in Jackson street.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Farmer Morrt.
son. who was Miss Marie Gatswood,
are passing their honeymoon in the
east. and II II probable that they will
remain there. for Lieutenant Morrison
has been ordered to Portsmouth, n r.
whore the couple win make their
home for several months at least.
Their wedding In April was OF inter
est not only to the navy set at Mare
Island but also TO society here. and
many regrets have been expressed
since the news has reached this city
that they will remain in the east.
Mrs. Lloyd Baldwin. who was Mis-
Edith Berry. and Mr.. Baldwin. have
returned from a delightful honeymooa
tour OF ths northern part OF the state
and are established IN their attractive
home in Steiner street The wedding
OF this popular couple was quietly
celebrated last month. with only the
closest friends and relatives at the
event, which took place at the home
OF the brides mother, Mrs. j. L. Berry.
Lowell Langstroth has gone TO
Monterey for an extended visit and
will probably pass SIX weeks or move
In the south
Wharton Thurston has rstur,s1
after a delightful outing in the Yo-
semitic
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large subsidies 1t is legitimate complaint Scfwernl
would be entitled to its benefit if he conducting legitimate
business But the Panama service legitimate
tanned deliberate to the Pacific 1t
history that largely influenced grant
OF subsidies for shipping by the fact that the would
be OF the benehciaries of
value of the excellent which this company gives
orient obsured and nuhd by the policy
on the Panama
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| The
IDissusted
ISpokaners
on the traffic chiefs.

the rafe chiefs In accord with this practice Spokane
enjoying profitable dierenas that city exclusive
circle of jobbing distribution with radius 100 miles Now
the decision of the interstate and ford these
dHerentials and puts the rason mileage basis
destroys Sokane obbng trade opens the territory to the
Paul Chicago Why this result was not
when the proceedings before the commission were instituted is
explained by the Oregonan thus:
This brings the second question Spokane
than other iobbing the Pacific deliberately
Here also the plain None of the in
Pacific
northwest to the mail order houses Of Chicago middle
with the priceless advantages which railroad
wholesalers
by Spokane all bitterly opposed the
that they already receiving favo to which they entitled
favor of Spokane traders The only which derntials
be justified the existence of competition by Such
competition compes discrimination in OF markets
these geographical advantages.
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IStandpatters
Resort TO
Abuse

between Adch and Dover concerning the duty goats hair
may be quoted
Mr. Dolver-Reurnng o It
Mr. Adrich-Pardon M me--
Mr. Doliver-I will yield only question
Mr. Adrich-It is ask that
Mr. Doliver-ln that l yield qucs.
Mr. AdrDoes the how
besides himself?
Adrh appears to have lost his temper his good
completely duesno doubt scorcng given him bv
Dolver of speeches The fact completely
senced IN argument and driven vulgar abuse
calling
The note set by Adrch is echoed by Penrose Matt
Quay neal everything but ability representa-
tive OF political corruption Pennsylvania himself heaping
insults on La Toilette Last week he said Of the
will be show of
of upht shall be ready
this
Ordinary senses absolutely refuse to believe the
and make without fear contradiction
which will allow the fullest
particular night
When you consider the whether coming Aldrch
from Penrose all this very funny and eloquent pre-
dicament in which the standpatters find themselves.
THE history of the Spokane decision the interstate COM
merce commission and the proceedings that up
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"hstS Pus..w r-
prise to 4. n scst,T sansae
Two teasing eyes, fuinR Hps
Sheath gown and scutle hat
That's what's keeping truly
A-puzziing at
prize 0 River streets cru.
Which to believe when her eyes say eyes" and her bps
snc." = - -
. cnrnenssp snsskest
How to take vacation without finding
easily he along without me
prs 0 utoa asres
Why she refused o accept him
q Miller sueeteu
Why they don't call il "Sportola"
prize n u adero
With puEs. curs rats
And the hide me-" hats.
VIII there be for husbands
In these modern fats?
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matter OF Tact, Spokane is more put out by
the decision than any city on the Pacific slope
and this disgust grows out of the, anomalous
condition created by the railroads in allowing
terminal rates and differentials to this OF
that city which might be able to exert pressure
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attempts to rebuke such as Dolliver the
spectacle is surprising for its impudence and
not edifying for people who would like to
see some decency observed at least in outward
show. AS an example of the meaner forms
of this campaign af insult brief dialoo11e
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AER SCHWERIN, on behalf of the Pacific Mail steamshi
IVl company makes loud resoundng with {
melancholy the San Francisco spirit" nc
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the charge is here repeated McCarthy's per-
functory denial to the contrary notwithstand-
ing. The facts were published by The Call
in the interest of organized labor, which has
been repeatedly betrayed by such leaders as
Mccarthy His alliance with the Herrirl
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take him and his enterprises at his owr
valuation. Like Dogberry, he has had hi,
losses, and thereby hangs tale and a wal
that is heard from Washington to the Colder
gate. A heartless government will give hin
neither aid nor comfort, and the San Fran
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-12

ME famous courtesy of the senate appears vanished
under OF the tariff debate and pricky
When with the reputation Of Adrich insults and
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-12

HE CALL did not print the that P Fl. Mccarthy
had been conference with agents of Southern Pacific
political bureau without convincing proof of the facts
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-12

THE history of the Spokane decision by the interstate com
commission and the proceedings led up to it makes
and instructive reading likewise the results AS
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-12

Robin Grey. the popular Englishman
who passed the early season In town.
is at San Mateo for q oriet stay and
was entertained recently at the PENN
sula BY Waiter Spotford. who Is pass
ing the summer in the attractive
suburb.
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Lowell Langstroth has gone 70
Monterey for an extended visit and
will probably pass SIX weeks or nnors
In the south
Wharton Thurston has returned
after delightful outing In the Yo-
semfte.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-09
Department of the
Interior
Sale by the United
States of America
of Townsite Land,
AdjoinineClinton,
Custer County,
Oklahoma.

Notice rs hereby given that there
will be offered for sale the following
described land. VALUABLE FOR
TOWNSHIP PURPOSES being
part of The allotment made 10 RED
PLUME deceased Indian alottee,
tO-Nil
The southeast quarter OF
The northwest quarter pf
Section fourteen ClD. Town
ship twelve Uol North.
Range seventeen OO West.
CONTAINING 10 ACRES
more or less
The TOWN or CLINTON adjoms
this land on the East South and
West.
Sealed bids for said lands will bc
received by the Commissioners of IN
dian Affairs Washington D. G., up
10 II O'Clock noon on Mondas the
9th Of August 1909, al which time
all bids will be opened and an awaru
made 70 the highest bidder, whose
bid shall comply with all the condi
tions Of the sale provided that the
right is reserved 10 reject any and
all bids
All bids must We iuclOsed in seale0
envelopes. addressed to The Com.
missioner Of Indian Affairs, Wash.
ington. y c.. and the envelope must
be plainly marked Bids for Indian
Lands 10 be opened August 9, 1903. .
Each bid must be accompanied by
certified check on a solvent ma
tiona bank, or q New York Draft
payable 10 the order of the Commits
sioner of Indian Affairs, to the
amount Of twenty-five per centum Of
the bid AS a guarantee Of the faith.
ful performance by the bidder Of the
terms Of his proposal The balance
Of the purchase price offered by the
successful bidder must be deposited
on or before the oath day of August.
1909, and unless so deposited within
the time specified. the right is re
served to reject such bid and to ac-
] cept any Of the other bids submit
ted or to readvertise the land.
Conveyance will be made by war
ranty deed to the purchaser APPROX
ed by the Secretary of the Interior.
June 20, 1909
r.. G. VALENTINE,
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs.
June 80, 1909.
Approved:
FRANK PIERCE,
First Assistant Secretary of
the Interior
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ADMINISTRATION BUILDING

university CT Oklahoma
The State Board of Public Aflal.s
Wi,l reyeNs seard proposals uuH
.Nelte O'Clock noon luv 81. 1909.
Tor The erection ud completion Of
,he administration building Tor the
University ot Oklahoma to be- built At
Norman oklahoma I'm strict accord
.ucr viii plans specifications aud
dctli as furnished he Shepley Ruian
Coolidge Architects of Chicago.
and 20 be erected under the supervl-
sion of lhc state Boa-d Of Public AZ
airs tho conditions Of addenda 10 the
specifications aud notifications Of the
plans. as we'll as the terms Of the pro-
posal aud contract
Plans and specifications may be
seen at The University. the office OF
ihe state Board OF Public Affairs.
iuihrie. Oklahoma and office Of Shep-
/ 'cy RutaA K Coolidge. Corn Exchange
Bank building Chicago, Illinois
All proposals shal be submitted in
duplicate ON printed 0rms furnished
@ ao.ual bidders bY the State Board
4 Public Affairs Architect. and no
proposal submitted other than oil hts
form Will have consideration
A certified check, equal to five per
ent of the tot'l amount of highest
proposal submitted by bidders shall
company such proposal to guaran-
ee the Roard that the bisde' to W ON
he work s awarded nill comply WITH
7 requirements evqcted under the
arms Of the proDosal aud speeifi.
tiOns and VIII within the time speci
'ed enter into valid an s. sfac'orv
oniract and furnish and file an ae.
roptablc bond With the Board, o
1rantee the full and faithful per
0rmance of the contract.
Alternate propositions are asked
or, In finish and construction also
eparatins the heating wiring, venti.
citing plumbing and piping from the
building proper The ate Board OF
Public Affairs reserves the right to re-
iect any or all proposals submitted oI
to accept any proposition or any com
bination CT propositions If such ap
pears to be to the best interest of the
state.
Any prospective bidders desiring
The exclusive use of plans and speci
flcations for this work will apply &c
the Architect IN Chicago for terms
: etc
All proposals shall be enclosed il
I sealed envelopes and snarked Bid fol
University Building, and addressed tt
3 "Nlctor y llarlo Secretary, Guth
rie, Okla.
ROY HOFFMAN.
Chairman
VICTOR + HARLOW.
Secretary
+ II WEAruERS,
Architect $. B I. A
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REAL ESTATE

rnum luss q Storm - uf4
r5s anna uarr 5ii ouf ur t.
ment- m. ~ school bargain AI.s s
pair oft trc Dots iouue Si'#"ot
W,st Cleveland a . eem aause oH
pa. West ~ -e shaie cL.A nts- gis
electric l.ehis. cisteu Lrs ham ta.
fge sraur 90 With .A.s place. ~
ideal home Sa50oe1 Terms
A pair ~ X r corner lots in U3ia
er adttIou he fines .ot 0u the ea
lie rac' az "a bargain
ls section iand ailh tWo sets lmR
ia,er cfttart Will sell III ba e4u
or trade for Guthrie property Eas
or Wesi si,e, small places ptefere
Have d number OF houses Tor rent
Bm some G. jo 10 reom modern m ms
lia Eave more calls han house
% r,ur Houses rent f-om Sl2o0 81
s25oe per month Come FIT thes ar
300
h Nc several bargains in merchan
disc 20 Scil and trade Tor lam HdNf
2ll acres land 60 trade for stock
horses. mules. cattle. and it is fine
Have Tor sale eating hous, hat
money makers nor dead ones Con
feCtiOnegys at bargains
Have rooms 70 rent for roomers i
different D Us Of the city as hey ar
llsted W' d me.
Have several good horses fot sale
Have land o trade for city propert,
TO match from s acres to 1-e seetiof
for residences, white or colarod Ca
match your place no difference hos
small on large
O. X OFFICE
2l2 II W. Okla. Ave Phone Is
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LosT AND FOUND.

--~<~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~S~~Se-~
LOST Warrant GA Series d. lo
gan county fer ssh M.n le, ST.
re~aid aHd ITO qaies ions asked Ad
dress II r S.agle. ca 90 Leader
LOST-"WO fun grown corns, by in.
yesting 25c in a box OF DR.. Kel-
loggs corn salve. for sale at drug
stores or at lis North First
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TIE NEW GAME LAW

The NV Flsh aud Game law vii
be IN effect after Juue tlth Every
one interested should have copy o.
The new Jaw We sell them for p
cepis ae single copy Write fo.
prices ON quantities Leader PRINTING
Company Guthrie. Okla
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Just RFCElVFD-A car of barb

JUST RECEIVED "A car of barber
chairs and furniture aud can shil
from Denison ON short notice and
easy terms If you intend opening
a new shop or installing new furui
lure write us and take advantage ol
the ear load rates TO Dcnison. Write
Tor new catalogue nenlsou Suppl
e. DeHison. feXas
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Join In

You don't have to have place of business to be bust
ness man business woman You don't even have to
give it your whole time All YOU need is enterprise and
energy Lots of people making good business deals
in their spare time Why don't you join in and get
of the money that's changing hands in the market place
of the MunnimakerS Right now these entelprisng
Munnmakers are doing just what you are doing,-read
ing The Leader They are scanning the Mumimakcr
classified ads for good business chances. They are
taking hold of the good offers that the NIunimakels
advertise Why don't you? They picking bargains.
When they buy thing that they need it is at advan-
tageoS price When they buy to sell again. it is at
profit YOU do it. too. Not by merely thinking
about it. but by doing it. They dou stop when they read
the Munnimaker offers They get up and write to the
advertiser, or they 80 to see him. Why don't you?
The Munnimakers can't come and drop money in your
lap They show You where the money it. but they don
pick il up and put it in your pocket.
Dear Mr. Munnmaker,
Care The Leaders Classified Columns
| Through little Munnunaker Classified Ad
in The Leader. | sold an orchard full Of apples
Your truly,
Il Fruit Grower
Write Mr. Munnimaker care The Leader or phone him.
al Ne. =. Nhoue,orHou want anything.
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FOR SALE Good farm, 100 acres, L
miles Guthrie; part in cultivation
$40 per acre. Address Owner, 30,
AZ, Route Z.
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FOR SALE Oh EXCHANGE-A mum
Der of good farm aud town lots
improved aud unimproved. in the
great oil and gas field of Central
West Virginia, prices reasonable, !,
perfect titles viii exchange fo
Oklahoma farms or city property
Correspondence solicited. b. G..
Eakle, Clay, w Va.
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FOR SALE FIRST class. clean. nov
stock general merchandise fo.
sale at once; half or whole interest.
will discount crops fine, invoice
thirtyiiye hundred no trades. larg
est store in town. Lock Box T. Cha
mute, Okla
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LOOK lNTO THE FUTURE Mystic
Oracle fortune teller, dream book
foretells future events: wonderful.
m}slerious book Zoe. illustrated
catalogue free Eureka Co., Whca
ton. ILL
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.eUsINEss CHANCES,

>~->~~o~~N~~~~s~~S~y~~~>~ ~-~Noo>>~~~~S~~>~~-~>S~
SUBSCRIBE Tor farms i'm the irriga-
bic district OF Southwest Texas.
10 to 32O acres o.. $3.50: terms $50
cash. SO mohthly, reliable agents
wanted eyerywhcre Write 10 II 1t.
Peck. Marion Hotel Oklahoma City.
Okla.
START a paying business on small
capital. good anywhere. particu-
lars for stamp. w r. Espey Rog-
ers. Ark
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

ss~~~-~~>~>~~~~~-~~~~>~~~~>
WANTED Position hy lady stcuOg
rlpher gool reference Address
f r. Leader office
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ltr sc aes lnmetis!e relief from
!. ..-~s ,T. Shops Mst's cia;@sat
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FOR SALEs-Coniecuouery. news and
cigar store also a laundry agency
I'm growing railroad and mining town
division on the c.. r. l. 4 T.. cor
location, best in town; reason fol
selling, going into the furniture bus
mess. Come and investigate; annual
sales $4,000 X. !. Eyaus, HALEY
vile, okla.
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TOWEL SUPPLY.

~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
J y CRAYS Proprietor.
Towels and Aprons Of all kinds fur
nished al very reasonable rates. See
me before you BUY. D. Crays.
PHONE NO 610.
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r. Il. TIME TABLE.
EASTERN OKLAHOMA
East Bound

East Bound
No. 400 Ar .....,....... 1876 am.
No. 4l8 Ly. (eXx Sunday G:30 am.
West Bound
No. 40 Nv. ............. 500 pm.
No. AZ Ar Tex. sunday :. 3:10 pm.
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Addre care leade
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FOR SALE Brand nese n4ua- a. -..il
euls rnee and hsi hs rrr. q.
q recital Sell ,beap f-ru r.a
FOR SALE Twcull acres of lu.
proved land onchlH mile north ul
call af 606 East Cleveland.
piano used one ume Address
+. H. care Leader
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FOK : f'-ffaHH utffar rar- fr. xrH
J. f oliver 1lao W Collsge
= Y y y v y o .
= Fop s.IE ~, 49, 9
= - -ia'l 'oAeS' appIoV-
0 Leader Office. a. o
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Eo9 prN1
~~~~.~~~>~~~~>~~-~-. .-~l>o->>->o.ooo>-....
FOR RENT Furnished house. from
lulN tn Novarnhar ia ,,,.,-, an d.
wife ao7 i V-asbi,,..,,, ''''I M. "''''
1927 -'0D
~ ioonl nouse' 1870 East
pPl lihoti' Ihohc AVI ~.
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fOR RhNI-l0room house. 5O1 +.
harrison
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l W. CARPENTER Carpenter. Con
tractor and Builder All work guar
anteed estimates furnished free. cal
evening Saddle Rock Restaurant.
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PLACE OF THE HEMUNNIMAKERS
Thev offer nHa manB Adnsm You b here
rdup NGnhAsn

o K wANr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-28
The Oyster and tho Cookie.

If the average person were asked what was the strongest living thing E s probable that he would name the ion or some such huge denlzen of the forest and would not even think of the anasserttvc hIvalve But so great Ia ,he power possessed by the oyster that to open it force elNal to l,3lo.5 times the weight of It's shell-!ess body is re, qu1red. The shell-less "mpet pulls 1884 times It's own weight when in ths air and about double when measured In the water. The Mediterranean coz kle Venus vurrucosa) can exert a pull. ing power equal to 2,071 times ths weight of it's own body. If the humas being possessed strength as great in proportion as that the average man would be able to lift the enormo,n' weight of 976.O0O pounds. pulling in the same degree as the llmpet. And u the man pulled in the same proportion ate degree as the cookie he would suS tain . weight of no lsss than 3.106.o0e pounds
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-28
A Very Restfui Rest.

Adolf Menzel, the German artist w10 at one time engaged on a mural deco ration. He had rigged up scaffolding in his studio. on which bis model was requested to stand. For two long hours the poor poSeur stood up aloft in most fatiguing posture. Menzel in the meantime worked at his sketch, needless of the fact that his model was growing tired.
 At length the model found 1t neces- sary to speak. Herr professor" said he, "how about q recessT'
 Menzel apologized profusely for his forgetfulness. "Certainly, certainly, my dear sir" said he Come down and rest yourself bit"
 The model had clambered from the scaffolding to the ladder which led down from 1t to the studio floor.
 "Stopr' cried the artist suddenly That pose Is fine! Don't move mus cle"
 And once more the model was forced Into strained rigidity, while the enthu siastlc draftsman set about sketehing him.
 At the end of half an hour Menzel looked up from his work. '"There," said he: that will do nicely, Get back on the scatfold We have had our rest Let us get back to work again"
 What the model said Is left to the readers ima ginati
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-28
Sizina Up Bernard Shaw.

Bernard Shaw Is thus immortalized by Charles Hawtrey, the well known English comedian: "Once on tima [ had mad desire to produce ShaW's play of You Never Can Tell wrote to Shaw and asked his permission. He answered that he would come and read it to me. He did and began by saying that sometimes he thought 1t was the best play that ever was writ ten and at others he considered 1t the greatest trash. Anyhow, he was of opinion that it was pretty poor play and that if produced it-well. l must take the consequences. Some time afterward I asked Shaw If I could compress the last act. He declined to allow one line to be altered or cut out. In view of certain contingencies l had at last to tell him that I couldn't pro- 1uce the play. His answer was:
 Thank you so much. Yop have taken great load off my mfnG,' Now, what are you to do with a man like that?'- Minneapolis Journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-28
Scotland and Horse Racinq.

Scotland has been famous for its horses from the most ancient days. When Agricola defeated the Caledo- nians at the battle of the Grampians, A. D. 84, the Celtic enemy, as Tacitus relates, were exceptionally strong in cavalry and charioteers. Successive kings of Scotland did much to improve it's native breed of horses, and in this connection it is not to be forgotten that the first Scottish king of Eng land, James l., did more to Improve the race horses in our island than was ever done before him or has ever been done by any individual since. James I. was the real author of horse racing as it has since been known in England. He 1t was who first established regu- lar courses, and during his reign there came into being the code of regula- ttons that led up to the modern laws of the turf. Nobody denies that horse racing has done much for the breed of British horses. It was gift from Scotland.-I4ondo Answers.