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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-16
NOW HEAR EN- H0lLER NO LAW TO PREVENT
State May Take Over Branch
of Church Institution if
it SO Chooses

There is nothing in the law pre-
venting the STATE f.om taking over
the medical branch OF the Epworth
university located in Oklahoma City,
according 70 an opinion given by A.
torney General West TO the s.ate uni
versily regents Neither is there
lhe opinion states, an mention ex-
pressed by the legislature requiring
loca ion Of branches OF the university
at Norman, the present home Of that
s;a.e institution On the contrary, il
is provided that upon application of
the board CT trustees the university
regents, if they deem expedient, may
receive in connection with the uni
yersi,y any college in the state as
one of It's branches subject to vista
tion CT the regents II is he attorney
generals ruling, however, thai the
regents have no authority TO use the
university funds for such an added
branch until ihe legislatn c makes
an appropriation. 1t is planned 10
combine The present university de-
partmcnl with tba Of Epworlh under
he state's manageneni and conduct
II III Okllhona City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-16
PLUMP FOLKS AND thin FOLKS
Samose viii Make People Fat
Money Back II It Fails" Says
The Eagle Dug Spre

The line OF beauty is a curve
Women may be hin and graceful but
not ,hin and beautiful There is a
vast numher Of pale, ihin. scrawny
people Who are all brains and nerves.
hai without the strength and health
th q sie Uallanltss 9leStsGldard weight
Geod ilcsh and ptrfect healjh 20 TO-
gather A true ncsh forming food
Ike Sanose is absolutely necessary
10 many people.
no one can use this wonderful flesh
forming food for 10 days without a
noticeable gain in flesh and strength.
Ca. efully kept statistics show that
out OF every hundred people who be-
gin he use Of Samose, 9S per cent in
crease in weight and their health
and Strength are res ,ored
The Eagle drug store has SO much
confidence in this remarkable flesh
forming food and health rcsicrer that
they are willing and glad TO allow any
customer TO deposit j0e with hem
and take home a box Of Samose with
the understanding that II II does moi
give a marked increase in good, firm
flesh the money viii be returned
without any questions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-16
and able adIress on liberty

and able address on liberty.
General Bfant Kirk of Oklahoma
Ciy commander Of the Oklahoma
Sons of Confederate veterans, made
a dramatic and ingenious speech He
said the Confederates never shot at
the Stais and Stripes. bur at the men
under the flag Judge H. Burford,
one of he mon too young for the
war Between the states. and 100 old
fcr he Spanish war, made brief
address
A p peasinq Departure,
a peasant departure from the
usual course Of such gatherings was
the reading OF paper on the two
wars fns papr was written by
Gen John G. iiurlingame, former
adiatan general Of Oklahoma aud
an authority on military history 1t
was read by Miss Durlng, young
wGinan OF decided ability as an elo-
cUiionisl
John Gol0be's speech was brilliant
and eloquent throughout with many
ilashing allisions 10 Old world his
tory ana the progress Of liberty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-16
VETERANS
PARTAKE Of
gARMYFtED
SURVIVORS OF TWO WARS
FRATERNIZE AT HAPPY
GATHERING

so abla in several respects and
successful in all was the reception
given al the city hall last night by
Robert B Huston camp, Spanish wal
veterans, 10 Union and Confederate
survivors and the Spanish war yeter
ans Of Oklahoma
1t was an occasion impossible Of
any sort Of duplication in any other
nation, no to be expected in any
other state, and one probably never
attempted III fany other capital city,
with the possible exception Of Wash
ilfgton There attended in almost
equal numbers the erstwhile wearers
Of the blue ana the gray: almost
equally divided were the Younger
veterans between The sous Of the
North and the South, and hose with
uniforms wore a combination OF blue
and gray The most brlliant speech
of the evening was made by sal
wat. American Of foreign birth. The
attendance was large and the pro-
eccdlngs throughou, were novel ard
iAll cf lniorest Many Visitors were
III the city for Inc occasion which
had state and pntional aspects
A Real Army Feed"
The culmins ing feature was the
army feed 4 winner Of large pro
portions Eyprything was served in
true army STYLE the cnfic IN heavy
Tin cups, no i and beans and stcwcd
apples III The combination tin pl1 rs,
hard tack ami tobacco "cn the side
The luncheon was very much enjoy
ed Members Of he camp ha.4
charge
Charles wood, attorney. was chair
man Of the meeting. and Major A j.
Niles was provost marshal The i;ii-
Nditorium was beautifully decara cd,
Through the luncheon he Adler or
chestra played
The guests Included hundred or
more old sodic s. twenty Spanish
var veterans from Oklahoma CNy
and several from other parts of the
state, several Guthrie ladies. former
commanders Of the National Guard
and many state and CITY officials
An iinporiant development Of he
evening was united effort to secure
the next national encampment Of the
Spanish war veterans 70 oklahoma
In 1911 The stale officials, Grand
Army. Ccnfedera q re eraDs and other
oresniza ions we're formally asked TO
help
T. A. Meyers. national chaplain Of
the Spanish war veterans and com
mander Of the Oklahoma City camp
made the ingoeat!on The beginning
Of the program last night
Patriotic Addresses.
Judge A II Huston. brother of
the officer for whom The Guthrie camp
was named. made brief speech Col!
Bill Cross. secretary Of state, a Con
federate ve eran, made an impas
stoned and pa riotie spsech
John Myers who saw Philippine
service in the Nineteenth infantry
broached he subject Of the national
cncampment and urged better organ
iza len in Oklahoma The enanish
war 0 eanization, he said. Is TO AXE
tae place oi he present organization
of the Blue ard The Gray
Col. T. H Seward. repres ming
ihe Union veterans made a touching
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-16
INTEREST TO OKLAHOMA
Four Bills Passed IN National
Senate to Benefit
Baby State
Special to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader
Washing on, D. G March lG
The senale passed the following bills
Of interest to oklahoma:
bill 10 add 10 Apache from sixty TO
seventy acres in the Kiowa and Co.
manche reservations.
A bin referring 10 the court OF
claims .he Usage civilization funds
coniroyo sy involving $750,0O0.
A bin authorizing secretary of in.
eliOf 10 yacate lhe Escht townsite
and reimburse twenty-nine Sc e.flers
and allo; Snnawas and Moetakbah 10
Conanche women
a bin extending the time in which
settlers might make payments fol
heir homestead in The Big Pasture "
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-16

SPE { D Il \
ADJUSTED.
WORK OF CORPORATION
COMMISSION IN Sc T
TLING GRIEVANCES

The tremendous advantage to the
stae of oklahoma in having a trib-
unal deYo.ed to secui ing justice for
communities that have a hard time
securing II FOR themselves, or are
wholly unable to do so, is indicated
BY the large number of cases brought
before the corporation commission
hat are dismissed without the neces
sity OF a Trial, as well as by the re-
suits OF cases heard BY he commits
+ sion and won by the complainants.
In the last term Of court OF the
corporation commission thee were
( 'Wentynine cases docketed or
these, nine were not tried. eight Of
them having been dismissed at the
request of The compl1lnants because
III demands set forth in the com
plants bad been complied with by
lbe defendant corporations. One
case was continued by agreement of
the parties because Of illness on the
part of necessary Witnesses
Each dismissal means improved
public service OF some kind for some
community, individual or firm. The
cases involve every branch of public
service The record of dismissals
for the March term included The fol-
lowing:
W S. Williams ct al. of Bokhoma,
vs. ST. h. and S r. Ry. Co., ask
ing Tor freight and passenger depot
dismissed; depot granted aud now be-
ing built
Bristow Commercial club VS.. 81
l.. and s II Ry. CO... asking for
agent; dismissed; agent secured
G. L Holland ct al Tulsa. VS.
Tulsa Stree Rs, Co., asking cxlcn.
sion Of service dismissed service
secured
y. G Leonard Tiawah VS. 81. H.
J. NJ aud $. Ry. Co., asking for
agent continued fer term; witnesses
IN
Citizens Of Stuart, by w S Wool
ey. VS. st. h. ana S f. Ry. CO..
asking for agent; dismissed; agent
sccGrcd
Citizens OF Lambert VS.. Rock Is
land and Western Union companies,
asking for telegraph service; dis
missed service secured.
G. W. Barnes Kiefer, VS.. ST. l..
and s. +, Ry. Co, violation Of order
ic 1863 in matter of furnishing cars
dismissed; need for Sc vice ended
The above c ses In 'icate the wide
range OF griev ices with which the
corporation commission has to deal
md the strong probability that
complaint filed with the commission
Kill bring the relief needed, On this
lockel one fourth of the cases were
won without being iricd The trial
of the remainder will secure the nee
essary relief for as many of the
other complainants as have convinced
he commission of the justice and
easonableness Of their demands.
Before the corporation commission
was organized here was no means Of
relief for communities or individuals
hns in need On the commissions
rders- ~ new depots have been
erected in the state and nearly 1000
niiyidual or community complaints
ave been disposed Of ihe issues be-
ing determined in favor of the com
plalnants in a pasi majority of eases.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-16
Here lookina For investments

D. l.. Laurie. of London, who was
here six months ago, has returned tC
the city after spending the interven
Ing time In Canada and parts of The
United States looking over the couu
Ivy. Mr.. Laurie represents big
trust company of London that has
sent him over here TO look over the
situation regarding some high grade
Investments they EXPECT TO make. NJ
Laurie Is very much impressed with
United States. one feature which, ap
reals to him is the fact of there pc'
ire 50 few really poor people 10 dom
parison to Hiss native hnd lIfa lsit
tlis afternoon for Oklahoma City and
viii leave in about week for Eng.
lend. to return here later.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-16
WANT TO INSURE DEPOSIT!
lBy Assoeiated pressl

Wichita. Kan, March lG-The exc
outiVe committee Of the Bankers De
post AMI Guaranty and Surety com
pany Of Kansas IS meeting here ia
examine tie applications Of one hun
dred and siXty-six national and state
hanks asking for deposit insurance
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-16

Says Due to allan Count,
william Barriuger, commenting on
the suit fer dive &c llle0 BY his wife
last night says the troublc Is due to
the Italian coUni, Paul Blodsctt. who
wishes 70 marry heir daughter
against his wishes Mrs Barringcr,
he says, lators ibc match.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-16

Ayr culture Board in Session
The state board of agriculture to-
day openeI the hearing in the con-
Test OF the Durant Nursery company
aeains the power OF the board to
levy assessments for Special eXani-
nations No conclusion has been
reached.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-16
Two Negroes Nominated for
Office in Oklahoma City
Primaries
Special to Daily Leader.

oUtUIdI 70 DdIIy LVdUVE.
Oklahoma Ci,y, Okla, March l6.--
Vote for the primaries Tuesday re-
soyed self in so far as inte est is
concerned. into a color question, cen
tered in he Fifth ward In fact for
he school board, negro, j 7.
Jeter, was nominated while for coun-
ell according 10 the first, but unofii-
cial count Of The returns, S. A. By
c,s present councilman, is lied with
NJ Groom, negro aspirantS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-16
RuCksen'S ArniCa SaSve
The Best Sa!sa In The Werla.

rheumatism reality
blood
sustain bodies The
oood winch Indigestion
other Irregularities the
and ad condition of the blood instaad of no
Joints and bones the irritating producing acid with which
lhen follow the painful
we 90 not claim for s that it anything class blood
and that needed
tn Greaalon and by neutrang the driving it from
the blood hecay
strengthens Of
stream causing
nourishng
the body and permanently relieving
purely vegetable will
BOOK on rheumatism and medical advice
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA GA
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-11

Money to loan on city property; easy terms. Taylor, Knight & Co.
 WANTED-You to list that farm with me. l have numerous inquiries for small farms from eighty acres up. Call on or address J. l. Hawk, Forrest City, Arkansas.
 Miss Fannie Webb has accepted a situat ion as saleslady with MT. J. c. Slaughter, the jeweler and optician, and will be pleased to meet and serve her friends there.
 If you are seeking a stylish, comfort able shoe, at reasonable price, call and we will show them to you. The price is just right, too Fussell-Gra- ham, A lderson Company.
 The kidneys are small but important organs. They need help occasionally. Prickly Ash Bitters is successful kidney tonic and system egulator J. T. Sanders, special agent.
 II have a world of confidence in Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, for have used it with perfect success" !" writes Mrs. M. l. Basford, Polesville, rOf SdlC Dy dll utdltTS.
 Patronize the Baptist ladies. They are putting forth extraordinary effort 'e supply you with good things to eat for Thanksgiving. They will open their Bazaar the day before
 Mrs. 0. B. Rolwage returned yesterday afternoon from Memphis. where she had been on three days visit with her daughter, Nfs D. O. Bridgforth, and the twin boys.
 For pains in the side or chest damp en piece of flannel with Chamber lain's Liniment and bind il on over the seat of pain. There is nothing better. For sale by all dealers.
 A fine baby boy arrived al the home Of Elder and Mrs W. T. Black man Saturday. Mother and son are getting along very nicely. We extend congratulations and best wishes.
 Mrs. W. s. McA lister, of Marianna, came up Sunday to visit her husband who is incarcerated in the county iail charged with complicity in the mur- der of MT. s. F. Kirby in Mariana last August.
 MT. Dick Moseley, who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. l. N Barnhart for several weeks, returned 10 St. Louis, carrying with him lasting pleasant recollections of his visit te Forrest City.
 A car load of Red Cedar Posts--. the best fence post in the market just received and being offered by GrObmyer Lumber & Feed Company.
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-11

Mir. and Mrs. Frank Doyle and the chi returned to their home in Ana larko, Oklahoma, Monday morn- ing after a short but very pleasant visit with homefolks and friends.
 From the looks Of the various pas senger trains passing through the city on both roads, everybody and his brother and sister seem to be either going somewhere or coming back.
 We sell coal what is coal, at lowest prices, and deliver promptly. We want to talk to you about your coal for winter. Come and see us or call us up. Forrest City Ice x Fuel Go.
 Don't trifle with cold is good ad- vice for prudent men and women. It may be vital in case Of a child. There is nothing better than Chambe,la ms Cough Remedy for coughs and colds
 The C., R. I. & p. R R. has added another man to their freight office here, MT. T. I. McMahon, of New Or leans, having arrived Monday and took the position of warehouse fore man.
 Miss Alma Pirtle, of Newcastle, and Mrs Lee Fitzpatrick, of Colt, were shopping and visiting W tn friends in the city Wednesday afternoon, and were guests of Dr, and Mrs. J. k. Me- Dougal.
 Let Sam B"rd, the Tailor, take your measure for a suit of clothes or pair of pantaloons. He will give you perfect satisfaction in style, tit,quality
 nd price. Rosser street, opposite Red Gin
 The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church will hold serv ces for the week of prayer. Thursday, November r, at ' o'clock D. m.. at the church. All are cordial ly invited.
 Miss Maggie Rene Henley, who has been charming guest of her sister, Mrs. l.. K. fogg, in this city for about three months, left Sunday even- ing for her home in Mineral Wells, Mississippi.
 FOR SALE An established profit paying stock of general merchan- disc. Will invoice at present about $4000. Can reduce to about $2500. Building we'll located. Rent reason able. Less than fifty dollars of hard stock Owners are going to engage in other business. A fine op- pOrtunity for the right man to get profit paying business at bar gain. If interested see Mir. E. L. Vadakin.
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-11
TIMES WANT ADS

s words or less, 25c each insertion.
 No advertisement taken for less than 25c.
 Special rate will be given on 30 words or more for 3. 6, or P months contract.
 Wanted, For Sale, For Rent, Lost, Found, and everything usually found in the want nlumns of daily papers, will be accepted for tbis column at above rates. The first column on this the local page, is to be devoted to these ads. We have only small beginning nearly all great matters do we hope In time 0 6l this page with this class of advertising. Try 1t awhile when you want anything; have anything for sale or rent, or under any other of the various subjects you are seeking satis- factory results from advertising.
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-11

Try the want ad way. Coal Oil at Evans, Pc Phone lSS for Groceries. School Pickles at Nebett's. Country Sorghum at Neblett's Flower Pots, all sizes at Neblett's. Celery aud Crauberries at Neblett's. Nobetter buythan Glla Buttes at soc Come 10 Forrest City to trade Bring your cotton 10 Forrest City. Lots of interesting adye tisements In this paper Hon. r R. Andrews,of Helena, was in the city Monday. vi Fruits cakes. bread and pies at the
 hlondlke Bakery. Phone the Forrest City Ice & Fuel company for coal
 Competition is the life of trade-it
 makes you hustle.
 :, Fresh Graham Bread every day at
 the hlondike B kery.
 s. 'HiN' W dii | dI WILL Hllu d lbDdIIU TUT that vacant house.
 NO more school books will be ex- 'nauged at the Newsstand
 ,oihe me Southwestern will issue new
 'ieplohe directory shortly.
 full stock of window glass now on '"ie at Sanders Drug Store
 
 S.0,. NeW Country Sorghum at Sellers & 'coIt Grocery. Phone 299.
 viaa, MT. Oliver Rowland was business '''''oF In Memphis Monday s.o,, New Country Sorghum [ Sellers & ''O'O $ urocery. Phone 299 v.sI sl9O in bank earns s6. In Gila Buttes ''O'A Will earn $l00 or more. , MT MT k. C. Lewis, of Marianna, was 'iS'tor in the city Monday. tArnSl Money t to loan city property; easy '''i HIS Taylor, Knight x Go. to.d mfS. A. ]. Vaccaro returned yes '''Nay rom short visit to Memphis
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-11

f0R SALE=Second hand household furni- ture: good as new; has only been in use about three months Apply al Enterprise Meat Mar ket.
 Miss Nellie Staats, of the local tele- phone exchange, went up to Wynne Saturday night to visit for day CT two with her sister, MT. Tom O Brien.
 Fresh Evaporated and Dried Fruits, Hominy, Grits, Navy Beans, Peas, Potatoes, Cabbage Etc, at lowest prices at Robt. Brttain's. Phone lss.
 MT. Jim Stoddard, of Democrat, was in the city Sunday. He was ac- companied by daughter of the late MT Stokes. She will enter school here.
 The Rock Island has had several cars Of gravel dumped at the the crossing at Rosser street, which will be used to fill up bad sink in the street at that point.
 Mrs. J. l.. Jellls and her handsome little sons, John l.. and Louis, who have been visiting Mrs. Jelks' mother, Mrs. L. Rollwage, returned home last Friday.
 Mir. Frank Thurman. ger ial and popular travelling salesman out of Memphis, was calling on his trade and mlngling with friends in the city Monday.
 Mrs. Bettie Smith. who had been living with her sister. Mrs. Charles Deyasier, four miles north of town. was in the city shopping the first of the week.
 MT. Tom Green, popular, prosperous and genial merchant, planter and timberman, of Round Pound, was business visitor to the city Monday afternoon.
 Lame back is one of the most con- mon forms of muscular rheumatism A few applications of Chamberlain's L1niment will give relief. For sale by all dealers.
 The Forrest City Ice & Fuel Com pany wants your order for your win ter supply or smaller lots of coal. Call up George Taylor and talkthe matter over with him.
 Messrs. II my Jones and Bruce Humphries, of Johnson township, "1i1 III AlG Ot1 IFtNldN. HdNIHH moved the household effects of Mr. Chas. Deyasier.
 FOR SALE City Meat Market. Will sell for cash or on easy terms, or will trade for farm land. Busi- ness we'll established and paying. Address City Meat Market, Jones' boro, Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-11

Hon. F, W. DeRositt went to Mem- phls this morning on business.
 School Shoes at lowest prices. Fus- sell Graham -Alderson Company.
 MT. Lee Taylor, of Widene,, was in the city Sunday for few hours.
 MT. Wes McFall, of Madison, was in the city on business Wednesday.
 MT. NJ. P Fulton, of Marianna. was Registered at the Marion Monday.
 Dr. A. B. Terrell, of Widener, was business visitor in the city Tuesday.
 MT. Elmer Fondren. of Wynne, was business visitor in the city Tuesday
 See Slaughter's stock of jewelry be- fore you buy you Christmas presents.
 MT. Henry Waterman, of Marianna, was in the city the first of the week
 A barrel of fine, new mince meat inst received at NeblettS. Phone 34
 Breaksast Foods of all kinds just received at Brittain's grocery, Phone lSS.
 Buy Christmas presents early and get first choice. Let Slaughter show you. Phone 1SS for the seasons choicest offerings for your table. Robt. Brit tain.
 You will find news of absorbing interest in the want column of The Times.
 Womens tailored suits, S25 quality, going at Sl5, at the Warshavsky store.
 Spauldings' Lawn Tennis and Foot Ball Guides just received at the News Stand.
 The Times want ads are important factors in the daily lives of Forrest Citians.
 Fan stock Of gold and silyerware, etc. at Slaughter $. Prices and terms to suit.
 If you don't see what you want ad- VertIse for it ill The Times Want Column.
 Just received, a big invoice of fresh fall groceries at R0bt. Brittain's. Phone lSs.
 If you patronize Sam Burd, The Tailor, you'll have it of clothes and satisfaction.
 Mir. Tom O'Brien, of Wynne, was in the city Sunday, visiting and mingling with friends.
 The first of the fall furs have been received, and are on sale at the War shaysky store.
 Miss Ruth Carr went over to Madi- son Wednesday morning to visit Mrs. F. NJ. Chaney.
 With both railroads adding men to their office forces, business seems to be picking up.
 We have the posts that last Red Cedar GrObmYer Lumber & Feed Company.
 JUST OPENED-F Fresh barrel Of Sauer Kraut Enterprise Meat Mar ket Phone 9l.
 Try The Times Want and For Sale Column. The cost is trilling--the results are great.
 Baked ham, fresh pork ham, in Klondike B kery.