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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-19
AWFUL BLIND
DIZZY SPELLS
MRS. RITTER OF WILMINGTON
HAS TERRIBLE ATTACKS
WHICH SHE DESCRIBES I'M
pRESslVELY TO, OUR
READERS

WILMINGTON, N.~C.-'l used to have
headaches, aud blind dizzy spells and
weak cold spells went all over me.
q had different doctors, who were
rot able TO tell me what was wrong.
50 began to take ca dui
after taking II regularly. for some
time got we'll and am now all right
ia good health, better hHan i have
been IN Tor 20 years.
Rcmembe- that Cardui Is q remedy
for womcn--has been IN use BY wo-
ren for nearly lifetime. 1t is not
AL untliei chemical combination, bur
is a vegetable axiracb made from
herbs. tie real ourdtiye merit Of
which has been proven by time.
So top can absolutely rely upon It
just as YOU rely apon hot water bot
tie for pain--heoause other people
Eave done the testing and Sou az
able 10 profit by their experience.
1 If youwant further proof, yuu- drul
: gssi will tell sou about Il. ASK him
Get cafdui az Ms Store
N. B.--WrI!e 10: Ladies' Advisor
Dept, Chattanooga Medicine Co. Cha
tan6oga. Tenn.. for special lnstfaf
iinns. and espage book. eHome Treal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-19
Appointments Confirmed

In executive session the senate
confirmed the nomination OF all Of the
governors appoinlees with the excep-
ion of Bert Chandler, OF the state
board OF affairs.
The house refused TO recede from
/ 8 amendments 20 the Blllups bill es-
iablisbing an agricultural school al
Cordell
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-19
er Instruments are b.ing placed in a

er instruments are being placed in a
very convenient manner direci con-
necti9ns have been made for some of
the machines and Two nsW motors
have been installed.
II J.. Baada was invited TO ad-
dress e,e high school at McCloud
while on a recent visit to his home
At lat place. NJ Baade is a for
msr student of The McCloud high
school We are informed thar he did
credi o himself as a member Of our
senior class in this address.
The annual Easter concert VIII be
given BY ,he Coll-ge Orchestra and
the girls oc ete assisted by Mrs
Il. z F. Bennett and Miss Rhetis Hes
selberg, Monday evening in he eel
lege audi olium.
Miss lIesselberg was a personal
fiiend cf Prof Zackheims in Ger
msny and at his request comes to
assist in this entertainment We
are very fortunate in securing this
world renown talen for he occasion.
Prof. Sanborn is in Gu hrie as the
expert witness in the case concern
ing he duties OF he state entomolo-
gis
Mr.. o. A.s Brewer Of Helena.
member Of the college committee,
gisited Monday. Mr. A. G. Cobb
was also present and together they
confirmed the location OF the new
heating plant and inspected other
buiidings under way.
Pref Barton who has for some
years been the head of She sub-fresh-
man department. has resigned TO ac-
eept he position OF principal OF the
high school at Ramona, Okla Prof
Baron has a place in the hearts Of
the entire s,udont body who can not
but feel deep reg et al his depar-
ture.
The Contracts for the heating and
plumbing work Of number of the
new college buildings and Of he dis
trict agricultural schools at Warner,
Broken Arrow Lawton and Tish0-
mingo were let by President Connell,
Prot. Chandler ard Dean Pittuc6
last Monday.
Director Craig is attending The IA
stock shows in Fort Worth. lie will
probably purchase fat cattle and
hogs for The college before he re-
turns
Al The chapel exerclse Thursday
morning he room was daraened and
Prof Jeff displayed upon The
canvas chain Of views Of he inter
esing parts Of Oklahoma and Okla.
homa iuau8 ry Pfof. Jeiiords en-
doayored to give to the students q
sample of The work ne is doine
tbreughdul he safe His ieciurt
was biealy enjoyed by all present
The subGreshnan class was ex
cused from aIl duties Thursday af.cr
uoon ihai they might accompany
| Prof. barton to he train.
TIN senior ven al chapel wa
hearily applauded We are prOut
of the class on third base.
Pe,cy L. CorbIp, state secretary
CT the Y. NJ. c. A., is here assist
ms IN The matter Ct providing for ih'
| Employment Of q geaerar secretary
Yer he college. W.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-19
.LAB0RED UNTIL MIDNIGHT.
But Legislature Was Unable to Clean Up the
Calendar for Sine Die Adjourn
ment, as Expected.

Of the next senate He probably win
pc q canada G for corporation com
missioner
Senator Potter, Republican, intro
duced a resolution presenting Lieu
enant Governor Geo Sc Bellamy,
president OF the senate, with the
chair ana 3iyan, ia his office, The res
OH len paying 4 high tribuse to the
character and official and executive
5blIty OF President Bellamy. The
resolution was adopted.
Recess untl Saturday,
After working until l0;30 last night
IN 9 yaln uttempl to clean up the
legislative session and adjourn, the
house Of representatives. gave up The
task aud ook recess until $3.50 this
morning
Atior being killed FIVE times during
he day bin making available $780,
0ee Of public building funds for use
in con ructing he state penitcntiary
was finally passed with The emer-
gency \ bill appropriallng $4,000
for rent Of the state house was pass
ca finally Final and favorable ne
len was taken on Representative
Lewis bin creating san OF legls
latiyc employees also on Carson's
hll fixing the terms Of the district
conris; also the bill hy Senator
acwnlee and Representative Edging-
on making Geaty county court
own; also Senator Wynne's bin rela
I've 10 school districts.
fhe sonae bin creating The office
Of county assessor was defeated for
he fourth consecutive time and prob
ably will stay dead
The senate passed finally Represen-
atiye Bryan's resolution memorable
ms congress TO aid and encourage in.
land navigation A resolution was
passed appointing Representative
Iahn to gel Oh The journal, authoriz-
| Ing the speaker iO employ help to
Wind up legislative affals.
Officers Get Bouquet,
Evidences that The legislature was
about o adjourn appelr in the way
If immense bouquets ON the speak
'r's and president Of the senatc's r0s-
runs respectively The galleries OF
both houses were well filled win
aortgturs who though the leglsla-
urc might adjourn last night OF
course HE usual paper wads were
much IN evidence and Representative
Jones Of Oklahoma CITY made his
annual protest agains members en-
dangaring o. her members eyes with
such missiles
Members Of the house presented
| Speaker Wilson with magnificent
chair and Speaker Pro TEN Harri
ION with gold headed cane.
In the senate. Senator Updegraff
who has preserved through he las
three legislatures IN all Of which he
has been a membet, the consisten
record uf saying less by far than any
other man In either house, who is vel
good worker, yielded to the insist
ent demands OF his fellow senators
that he break his three years silence
and make a speech. Senator Upde
I graf Is the heaviest man in the leg
islature and was unable 70 resist lh'
eduesi He arose and delivered the
I following address: q came here lt
work, MOI to make speeches. ! hop'
I have done my work wisely and well
That's all
Appointments Confirmed
In executive session the senai
confirmed the nomination OF all Of th
governors appoinlees with the excer
ion of Bert Chandler, OF the stat
board OF affairs.
The house refused to recede frOn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-19

Facing death from shot and shell
IN he civil war was more agreeable
to j. A Stone, Of Kemp, Tex than
facing IT from what doctors said was
consumption. Il contracted a stub
born cold" he writes that developed
a cough, that stuck to me in spite Of
all remedies Tor years My weight
ran down TO l3J pounds Then I be.
gan 10 use Or Kings New Discovery,
which completely cured me. now
weigh us pounds" For Coughs
Colds, LaGrppe, Asthma, lIemcrr
hage, Hoarseness, Group Whooplnp
Cough and lung trouble, It's supreme
SOC. 81 90, Trial bottle free. Guar
antced by all druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-19
$3.50 Recipe Cures
Weak Kidneys, Free
Relieves Urinary and Kidney Troubles
Backache, 5trsinlng, Swelling,
Etc
SsopS PAN in the Bladder, Kidneys
and Back

wouldn't it be nice within week
or 80 20 begin 30 gay gondbye forever
10 the sealding dribblihg. siralning.
ur ioo frequent passage OF urine; the
forehead and The back-of-the-head
aches; the stitches and pains In the
back; be growing muscle weakness;
spots before the eyes; yellow skin;
slusgiah bowels: swollen eyelids or
ankles; leg cramps unnatural short
breath; sleenlessness and the de-
sg8ndelcy?
! have y recipe for these troubles
THAI you can depend on, and II you
want 10 make a Quick Recovery, you
ought 20 write and get a copy OF Il
Many doctor would charge you
So 50 just for writing this prescrip-
tion. bui have It and Will be glad 10
send II % ecu entirely free. Just
drup nle line like his. pr. 4 f..
Robinson. K-433 Luck Building, De
troit. Mich, and | viii send Il By re.
turn mail in a nlain envelope. As
ynn viii see wnnn yuu ger ID. tnis
recipe contains only pure, harmless
remedies. bui II has gFeai healing
and pain-conunering power
Il Will quickly show its power once
you tsesit % Iulrk ron haf better
see what 4 IS without delay 7 vii
send Van nnnv fffr--vOif can use I
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-19
BETTER THAN SPANKING

Spanking does not cure children
oi bed-wetting. There Is a consclitu
tional cause for this trouble Mrs. M.
Summers, Box w. South Bend Ind.
wl'l srrd free 70 any mother her sue
cessful home treatment, with fun In
structions. Send no money. but
write her today II your children trci-
bic you IN this way. Don't blame che
child. the chances are II can't help
Il. This treatment also cures adults
and aged people troubled with urine
.ffffIrn1tfou hr dav mr. nfehf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-19
ODD FELLOWS HALL DEDICATED
Special % Daily Leader.

Specialize Daily Leader
Weaiherfofd, Okla. March ~ -
The Independent Order OF Odd Fell
lows dedlca ed their new hall here
Tursday The haii is f7x59 fee.
with electric lights and steam neat
and furniture OF the bes make !.
Some 5nf vssitu wera in attendance.
Grand Master G r. Tyson OF Okla.
lonla ciiy presided during ihe cere.
monies Degree teams were here
from HYDRO, Clinton and Afapaho 4
banqnef was spfend. at which $50
pefscns We're sea ed The lodge
here hiss ovef 4 hundred mhmheasl
Thr RahnkaHe nsmhsr nearly 4 hun.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-19
An Awful Erup ion.

of a volcano eNcites brief interest,
and your interest in skin eruptions
Rill be as short, II you use Bucklen's
Arnica salye, their quickest cure.
Even the worst Doils, ulcers, or foyer
sores are soon healed by it Best
for Burus. GUS, Bruises, Sore Lips
Chapped Hands, Chilblains and Piles
1t gives instant relief 25c at all
druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-19
THIRD BANK FOR LINDSAY
Special to pally l,eaae,.

Special to Daily Leaae,.
LINDSAY Okla March 19-The
Bradley State bank OF Bradley, okla i,
IL being noyed 10 ,hls city and viii
occupy the Sci building on the cor
ner OF Main aud chIckasaw streets
This Is three banks for Lindsay.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-19
e. M. GUM BADLY HURT
to Daily Leader.

NIIV--IuI 70 I7dIIJ I1N'FID''
Oklahoma City, okla, March 10. -
b. M. Gum, a retired banker OF
Sayre, okla, was seriously injured
BY being thrown to The pavement as
he alightsd from a street car here to-
day He suffered concusSion of the
brain and may die. He is the father
ef Dr. A S Gum of Oklahoma City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-19
OIL FIELD DEVELOPMENT

Special to The Leader
Nadill Okla March 19-p A.
Patterson and b. b. Wismer o
Gainesville, Texas, who are here
have secured oil and gas leases o.
about 1900 acres Of land, with th'
expectation Of beginning drilling with
In iwentg days o. H. Twaddle !
0 have charge Of the field work.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-19

Medicines that aid nature are al.
ways most successful Chamberlaln's
Cough Remedy acts on this plan. It
loosens the cough, relieves the lungs,
opens the secretions and aids nature
In restoring the system 10 healthy
condition. Sold by all dealers.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23
Bp 9. Eowaro fuller.

expected travelling exhibits be devised
which will the quick action locally
Frankly well be admitted thar the kind of industrial
which will requirements this co1spcuouy
efficiently learned books,
general in public however
asked grade when Industrial object
study general Information
Libraries the intellectual life,
but the herein that little exhibits Of industrial crude AMI
products which could be from school school,
boys and this what industrial
education proposes DO for boys.
rising generation apprehension arriving
upon the the practical human life
the solution. and
population Increases
dsprove the of evolution which
dependence body and
during fifty prove that
Leahfl occupation of salvation
and DID, poor rich.
The world tormented with difficulties waiting be
IF improvements
needed American factories would
to humble the jingo patriot
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23

yasnes and majesty 20 ser forth their floral sovereign power
They have healed sick onSOed sorowfu refreshed our
weary donhared with inygorated
feeble with knows what divine And these are our
primal The play have strength and
cheer and hope And without these wordu of machinery and
electric batteries little
BUT they have than This They have turned careers
nodded created The sight of violet
for has turned sinners to righteousness.
The flowers than the and potatoes in nurturns
flowers poetry and music and
ideals that upbuid rather than oaye
and fishes The the pulse of and sets mo
that which all the wheels the nnemost Of Us
manicusts hairree and beauty doe
the likeness OF the Great Stone
Face. You remember Hawthornes II the lads
inner ideal that TRANSPORTED his
love the Great Stone Face that made him like TO ID.
These pictures love and admire become ourselves Their
localities and in
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23
Bp Aoa Map KrecRer.

Of the words Because them This Sperconscousncss they
they commonplace conscious
They like bells The appers struck
hard you WILL until the bells returned
the dense where the jar jans evil ami
sickness reapfeoc.
by bye higher world Of light sweetness
the real the real soul the that IS
these And when ne the underworld OF
himself S below MS par He
the world the ideal II he sinks the
be his the mother her msbehayug
child That mammals little darling. the mother This
child with unoward prauks recognize child
The child the child nober mood Others contend
with that mischief much Of the little
as the But she viii have IL
Likewise higher pitch The
sensible IT, The self he knows genius hero
which worshiped ideal IS
realized his The the ideal has fulfilled the sub
timely practical function, the birth Of a creature.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23
Gospel Of Work for Mooern ottoman

helped grandfather support the family by supervising the industrial
which economically carried in the home ia
those days.
That the whole condition things has shifted today That Is
time perform many the Industrial operations
grandmother to- making and stock
OIL modern Her deness the
by modern economic conditions
and that another This simply glance ~ Aa Pi,t
examination supported his wife,
She supported herself and helped him the family
have heard with conviction that would be
working did their duty That do not be
eye for modern industrial changes If
did his duty couldn't be supported home the
dignity days, these times when
a the whole buy what aud and than to
make il.
the Of and
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23

The poor his father cheerful supports nN
wife though expend ideals ot
children Both he and she conclude mat
he doing than his duty
Maybe certainly falls short of hers As mat
did his his mother III the absolute
his of What the situation! Nhat
did srandahers grandmCh do make the home what
place grandmother children
Then baked cooked and performed
operations that keep
family days. she did all the overseeing
help do work II probably that most Ame
randmothers with their hands supply the
of children their husbands
Grandfather supported them fiat Of the term
today by many couples They supported themselves by working
the home up down. managing others the same
Time training their daughters the home They
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23

Clearly all kinds Of labor facts they exist varying
times fairly practical thing would
Tho volunteer contingent, trained and
milasn, which the regular Of
could adequately recruited for the benefit Of all
cemei, including the pnbhc at large.
fellowship certificates associations, and pension list
inducements should system the
Kind O
Factory with all kinds schools
secular public private high with
boys providing students
with object information about materials and what
materials, quickly give industrial educa
ION lie chance, inside and outside school
exhibits and and dried rules wanted
would be little this
has the highest possible value. because suggestion stimulates
invention and fosters independent thought.
Small exchangeabe travelling exhibits with simple descriptive
the clements the here proposed such be
fitted light by specific industries required show
factory teachers
eXpeIency.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23
*Uanltv, 'StcrycfrrlcdernScelaIg Conditions

hear pretty woman pronounce the bar
barous jargon. TO see her soil her delicate
fingers in r5pU'siye manipg .alions-no. /,
is an iuadmissible idea. When one is Young
and beautiful and possesses a figure like
yours Miss Alice there is no need TO be
uneasy about the future
Then he friend o. her father and The
household intimate. making excuse Of her
poverty and her need. INSULTS her. and She
flies from his office in terror.
Between the ideals o. herrelativ,s which
are summed Up i'm having at income
without doing anything and this is tie
ideal o. the whole class OF extremely rich.
Who would marry their daughters 10 the
insane. OF the Ieprous, or To- dotards. pro-
yiGng wealth is there-aud the difficulty o.
iusurius for herself even the most frugal
form OF independence GA a permanent basis,
Alice IS torn daily Nothing she can get
10 DO means permanently even bread
assured. q decent poverty.
Il may be averred that this is q high y
co.ored picture. true. perhaps OF French
life but impossible In this country. ASK
women who have been the rounds seeking
work. however. whether there is truth liz
st. Scarcely one win De found " no hasG',
met Ike receptions. Either a man con-
siders q girl bold VINO comes 70 his office
asking for his assistance in getting e
start and reads her a lecture on her. the
proper role Of woman being inseparab.e
from the hearth. marriage children" or
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23
BARNEY.
BY JAMES NORTH.

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The Washington herald., 1910-01-23

s''o"> ''i''. GUNS "''1S -o'e' "o'al 'il'ii'.
II '-e "7ii'S are seen coming nom 'ue Wiz
Ia-e ~'.Io' v' ia"SeF . Sh'p aileF .
% CLOCK IN me evening me village IS asos
LeA- oa5 Win lHe stores OF the a"eSta
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ihsse 'la'Tlpes gro" as does Sno" pan
VINO" the Dogs TOT" III camp weather.
Every MOI TAI VINO repeats 'hem puts on
~" trimmings o. ms o"" TOT s0oo measure.
sometimes 'Ne Original rake hha1y comes
OUT as ''"-'7"lc'o''iy as 90 tnat test 81
the pi'l7S'oi oi i-s-1a' SCIENCE III Il young
woman ss"''- III oI'eT 70 impress upon
ms ldH cHd- yes 'he curious actlon OF the
l'.--lu 'I o'' tam anu POINT warn
nus a'o' 1'i ,eSs .'e"' 7'i' i'. - ppeu GO"
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sentence ''''. eng '-'''''s '''' ~ "i''pe' u
t"e next ana 80 o"'
Ma1FIHdi Ihs'''lci Is d iacu'y possessed
ol ~. ai'iifals' 'Hcluu'H9 man
Nheh he asheu me l"e-'Il siF 10 repeat
what hao oeeA whispered 70 her she arose
ana hHlh'iy sdIu~
Maternal instinct IS faeIi'y possessed
by all ahimaIs' except man.
men We remember tha- Burns was wei
come guest a. every party rout, or kitchen
racket lot miles aFouho Ayr, Iar0o,ton,
MauchIlne, or --ochLea, that the latest OF
Rab Burns was brought INTO The front
Of the houses next day, that ne was a gal
liant in every hber' that love compliments
and amoFo1s verse Ho"eo rom ms ups or
pen as water runs Oo"H HIh' IldI the most
DrlIilaht men OF lhe community coGIted hlm'
mat dFlhAlHs ana norman customs among
the peasah'ry were rather iFeef ana COM
pared with austefe CITY euqueue somewhat
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23

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-, ,-orl, for "a living and a-r. offers them in
HE salaries invaded by hosts Of applicants.
-. .h. higher professions almost tnacrey-
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edsts take 'heiF mission iaF more seriously
than do AnE writer's exam
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23

supposed was the eve of his departure from
Scotland The, by him. unexpected success
of his poems had happily dispersed all
thoughts or necessity FOR the Jamaica trip.
Today the Masonic lodge al TaTboltOn has
the chair which vas used by Burns when
he was master. his apron and other precious
felloWcraft mementos Of the bard. There
is also the book OF minutes with his writ
ing. For a time all these relics were kept
In a big chest in the mother lodge at
Mauchiine a village not far from TaTbOF
ton. Burns was deputy master of St
David's lodge at Tarbolton in 1884. His
brother Gilbert raised St. james lodge at
the same place in 1855. Robert Burns was
made Royal Arch Mason az Edgmouth
in 1857.
In Burns association with Masonry is
found one OF the most enduring and noblest
bones Of his absorbingly sad. exuberantIy
gay. and strangely contradictory career of
genius.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23
ANIMAL INSTINCT.

PlaiusmeR on western cattle ranches have
called attention 10 a new Illustration or
the adaptabnity Of animal instinct to emer-
EsnCieS
The cattle or former DAYS we're or the
long horned kind When the herd was
threatened with an attack by wolves The
calves were placed in the middle or the
bunch and the older animals formed them
selves into solid phalanx about them.
all facing outward. The cattle of today
are largely hornless. II. as occasionally
the calves are guarded as before. but the
herd faces in instead of out Their Hoofs,
not their horns, are now their weapons.