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The Washington times., 1910-01-24
4 DOZEN FAMILIES
CURED Of ITCH
By CUTICURA
Showed No Marks but Whole Body
ItChed Like a Million Mosquito
Bites Sleep Out of the Question
and Life Became an Inferno.
DOCTORS AND DRUGGIST
TREATED THEM IN VAIN

~ ne CutlCuTa Remedies are the best
n the world, as know from experience.
IN DOwlaIs. South " ales, about fifteen
years ago, families were stricken whole
sale by q disease known as the itch.
Believe me. y Is the most terrible dis
ltches all through your body and makes
your life an Inferno. Sleep IS out Of the
question and you fee as # a million
mosquitoes were attacking you at the
same time Yet you could see nothing
on the skin But the itch was there all
right and I sincerely trust that I shall
never get II. I knew q dozen families
that were 50 affected. The male mem
bers and myself belonged to the same
society and, as steward, IL was my duty
70 visit the SICK members once a week
Tor sick benefit until they were declared
OIL That Is how / became so familiar
with the itch
The doctors did their best but their
remedies were Of no avail whatever
Then the families tried 2 druggist Who
was noted far and VIDE for MS remark
able cures People came to him from
ali parts OF the country for treatment
but ms medicine made matters 9. Il
worse, as a last resort they were advised
Dy q frend 70 use the CuticUra Remedies
am glad to tell you that after a few
days treatment with CUticura SOaD.
Ointment and Resolvent. the effect was
wonderful and the result vas a perfect
cure IN al cases
L may add that my three brothers,
three sisters, myself and all our families
have been users OF the CUtiCUTa Rene
dies Tor fifteen OF twenty years. Thomas
Hugh, 1850 West Huron St., Chicago,
IL, June Is, 1909"
Complete External ard internal Treatment for
EFeTy HunOT q Infants Children and Adults
CONSISTS OF Cuticu-2 soap ESQ % Cleanse the Skin
S1tioslra Ointment l10cl 20 Heal the Skin. and
CuteIra HsSoivent t5lc) Cor IN the form OF Caoco-
l-le coated fi-is 80 per va OF 6l] 70 Purify the
bt9ol sod THROUGHOUT the weird Dep0ts. Ion
4 1a-lssee d Autl1- u s A. Potter Drug z C-e-7-
Corn sole Props ls5 Columbus Ave. Boston aflss
aE-1Faiied free. Sc-rzgr CrrferJra BOOK ~ 9l~--
~ o. tie Care and Treatment OF SKI and Hsir.
The Washington times., 1910-01-24
HOOSIER INVENTS
HOT DINNER PAIL
Now His Friends Hope That He
VIII Get Busy on
Full TvDe.

MARION. Ind. Jan "a hot dinner
pail IS the invention OF a Marion man
D. H 1IOTeu, who IN working outdoors
during tire winter has been compelled to
eat fr0zen dimes
Norrel. conceived the idea OF con
strUctinE a compartment for an alcohol
lamp IN the bottom OF a dinner pail.
and BY placing the receptacle for the
ready prepared coffee above this and
the other victUaIs above the coffee.
heating all from the alcohol burner
He sought a timer with the result
that his ideas were soon placed IN prac-
teal form, and within FIVE minutes after
lighting the alcohol lamp ne has a hot
dinner. MOrTeE thinks so well or his
invention that he has applied for d
patent for the hot dinner pail Some Of
his friends hope he VIII invent q f1gIf
dinner pail. but lTOrreL is inclined to
let political csupaigue-s work ont that
The Washington times., 1910-01-24
WEATHER STOPS PAULHAN,

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 24--Twenty
thousand persons braved a southwest
gale and a d5wnpour Of rain in the
hope of seeing Louis PauIhan ride the
storm In his hiuIaue. but PauiHan-s
manager sent the crowd home by an
nouncluE that there was no possibility
O. flight under the conditions
The Washington times., 1910-01-24

Kendall m-de his first professional aP-
pearance H. ISL, in a farce called
Wanted a Partner" and he won In
slant success. His drOII methods were
so different from the slap stick comedy
then in vogue that he became the lead
er Of a newer school Of comedy
His success was assured a few yelTs
later after he had played I'VE, Us &
Co." which was a popular favorite
many years after he left II. though no
ono $50 Ceede N copying MS IDluerSo13-
ton, and "a r Of Kids The Sub
stitute" ad.-eE -TDreciabIy 10 his vogue.
IN each Z r.@se farces he had parts
that SUITED r.= TeCUIiar manner Of fun
making
h msrT ID Mss jennie Dunn, who
vas a sister Of Arthur Damn. both of
whom played with him IN most Of his
plays
About the middle Of the uiueries he
went into vaudeville with q uouoIrEue
that made a small fortune for him. He
remained on the variety stage until he
Joined THE Vinegar Buyer" In 1872
Kendall was fifty years old He was
born in Allegheny. Pa BY trade ne was
a printer He also was q reporter i0
New York Kendall wrote several books
Of Jokes and funny stories. He was the
author Of a Pair Of Kids I'VE. Us
q Co. The Substitute cone Of the
Old Stock and Just Landed
The Washington times., 1910-01-24
PRINCELY TIP-GIVER
BECOMES A WAITER
Charles l. Warmer, Defaulting
Big Four Treasurer, Assigned
to Table Work In Prison.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Jan. 23.-Charles L
Warriner, of Cincinnati who stole hun
dreds % thousands of dollars from the
Big Four Railroad Company and
whose tins 40 walters in his many orgies
made him known IN restaurants as
prime of GOOD fellows Is now a waiter
Today ne assisted 10 serve dinner To
lis leIlosr--uuEiCts He had remained
iu the IETehouse several DAYS. Eur this
cot on his nerves. and he was given
the Job II waiter in the prison dining
The Washington times., 1910-01-24
RUNAWAY BOY
BROUGHT HOME
William Boyer Returned From Bal
timore TO Home He Left
Friday.

William P Boyer, ffteen years old,
who ran away from MS home, 1851 Flor
Ida avenue northwest, last Friday, and
who was found BY the Baltimore police,
was brought back to washington this
morning Arriving IN Baltimore with
out money. the boy rOamed the streets
all day Saturday in search Of work.
and hnaIy landed IN the hands OF .he
police.
The Washington times., 1910-01-24
MRS. TRASK'S ILLNESS
WORRYING FRIENDS

SARATOGA, y y, Jan. 2A-The I'll
ness Of Mrs Katrina Trask. author and
widow OF Spencer Task. recently killed
in railroad lcCiEeut. Is such that her
friends entertain grave fear today Of
her recovery. Since the death OF her
husband Mrs TraSk has shown no signs
Of recovering from the shock Incident
thereto Several noted specialists are
in attendance
The Washington times., 1910-01-24
EZRA KENDALL DIES
IN A SANITARIUA
Veteran Character Actor
Passes Away Su 1denly
in Indiana.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. 2L-Dozens
OF players, and many other persons who
had learned to love Ezra Kendall be
cause he made them laugh, trooped to
dav to the modest Kendall home, or Eu-
cid Heights, where his body was
brought this morning
The veteran comedian died Of apopIexv
yesterday m a sanitarium near Mar
tfnsviue. Ind He closed his season in
THE Vinegar Buyer at Seattle, three
weeks ago. because Of III health After
n few days ne went to the sanitarium
at NIartlusvilIe. and yesterday Mrs Ken
dali received the unexpected news that
her husband was dead
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-18
GET SERVICE ON GOULD.
Summons Issued BY Corpora
ton Board Served on Missouri
Pacific President

Return OF service on George }.
Gould Of the summons of the cor
pora ion commission has been made
by the sheriff of New York county.
Dspuy Sheriff Cartwright personal
~ advanced Slj0 TO the county
clerk for fees. Seyice was obtained
on the railroad magnale in the city
of New York.
All the wcnty0ne magnatos men
lionel in the summons Of he com.
mission for general hearing ON
rates have been reached with the ex-
ccl 'ion OF A. II Caliph. Of The ST.
Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern
G. n. Whitehead OF the NJ K,
and T., was reached at 81 Louis
6 g. Iland of he Kansas Gil
Suuhofn WIS personality served.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-18
TO EXTEND
PAVING ON
". WARNER
THIRTEENTH S T K e h J
GRADE SETTLED BY
CITY COUNCIL

At the city council meeting last
nIght, paving proceedings were all
,anced as to Warner avenue. Fifth
street from Noble TO Warner ana
: thirteenth stree; from Noble TO
Cleveland West Warner is to be
paved IL asphalt. 40 feet, between
Tread and First
The matter OF grade on thirteenth
street between Noble and Cleveland
aas settled by adoption of the report
O. the special committee for lower
ile Of the grace eighteen inches The
grade frs, established for the paving
here was SO inches below the present
accidental grade and compromise
was reached. The paving contract
wifi be re-let
CITY Attornes Green reported that
in the case OF America Pearson
aeains, the city a jury had awarded
the plaintiff S6o0 and he recommends
ed appeal TIE special attorneys
have already been paid and the APP
peal was authorized.
All contractors on crosswalks shall
give bond, according TO resolution
passed. Each ward is entitled to four
lew crosswalks and the councilmen
were instructed TO send in their lists.
Petitions were made for b'ick side
walks on Elm street
Petition was made for improvement
cf Noble avenue from Dreyel 20 Cedar
higgins wanted an arrangement made
Whereby male residents of The neigh
hurhood could worl. out road tax. X
was granted
John Henderson insisted that some
disposition he made OF the South III
vision street paving matter, in which
re- claims 10 be the Injured party ~
assessments.
City viii Buy -Four Lots
Purchase of four lots on Seven
1conth street was considered. The
street Is 20 lie paved at so feet un
der present arrangements and II !.
desired 10 make II wider The land
can, be bought nj 800 a lot and four
lots are said to he essential Mayor
Farquharson said the lots were eyt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-18

County Treasurer w II, Wilcox
ma wife Of Woodward. are spending
the day in Guthrie, They are re-
turning from a trip to GaEesion,
whore they Nave spent the last two
weeks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-18

IDENTIFY laid out in be first place with
The idea Of holding M the city when
iley should be needed The lots will
lie purchased
Plans for paving Vine from Warn
~ TO Jackson were adopted
Several minor bond issues for sew.
ers and paving were approved
The CITY attorney was instructed
e. confess Judgment in the case Of
Weinberger and Rodman against the
city.
Transfer Of sr700 from the street
lighting fund TO the contingent fund
was authorized, Payment of $50 for
convention hall lights was ordered.
Sidewalks aud c~osswalks are o..
derc1 Oh Noble, Cleveland aud Pine
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-18
Return from Attending Court.

Federal employees who have been
at ending The district court in Okla
homa City, have returned home for
u week or more Judge Lewis has
gone to Denver O Gear up business
iu'ehis OWN cenrE' Judgn C'Tt ord
ma reopen couIH a. 0klahomd chg
alter a recess.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-18
Read rhls.

Hutchinson, Kas. After iryns
steelors and different medicines. fot
tdncy bladder and rheumatic troubE
BALLS Texas Wonder cured me. II Is
lhekbesi snedicipe- or earth--WalttI
L. Perry, 90 S. Main st. Sold by all
druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-18

Mrs. Robert Sohlberg and small
on returned Yesterday from three
weeks visit with relatives III McPher-
son. Kas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-18
a a "a BEST TREATMENT
S6SbS6 FOR CATARRH


be by
and therefore
deep blood disease
other impurities in the circulation
tissue lining OF the cavities of the body producing unhealthy secretion
sufy feeling head
bronchial affections watery the best
ment for CataIrh because the all blood
medicine Of the
making this healthy.
blood disappears produces
and
medical sdv'ce Tree THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA GA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-18

the position of private secretary % The governor SAID Anoy at he
time said appointment and during the term thereof the duly elected
member Of the said legislature from said Stephens county Of Oalo
ma said appointment being prohibited by Section a5 hdce Of the
constitution which says:
No member o the legislature shall during the term for which he
elected be appointed elected any Office commission
the state which shall have been created 4he emoucn ol which
shall have been Increased during his term OF office shall
uenber any appointment omt the and
The senate q the legislature during te term Tor which he shall have
been elected
And the issued payment Of said
misafpropation Of the fund created for said office by o
said appointment being violation OF said Sec. 20 Art Of the
stuton, above quoted
An Opinion from the Attorney General.
hc governor submits IN his reply that the appointment o. sail
ustiiyng the said the syllabus Of which reads follows
II am therefore OF the opinion that private secretary
office does he hold commissions and because Of that that
appointment and because Of the fact and the other facts
named herein that contract authorized BY the first egisa
and therefore that member Of the second legislature be
eligible to that position
However the position Of private secretary with that Of member
Of the legislature that before accepting such position the membe
should tender his resignation member governor
But nothing stated my former opinion modified except the
presumption then nduged in that the position Of private secretary
Ncry respectfully
l@ Attorney General
The committee unanimously agree that the testimony shows that
the position Of private secretary the
appropriation made for the payment % the salary o setrrv
and that that therefore payment Of said secretary The funds
created therefore amisappropraion ffnds .asu
But upon the question raised the peamgs that the Of the
in making Inc appointment of member OF legislature
to the position u private secretary TO the during his Of
office representative violation Section "a
Article of the constitution upon which the committee cannot
unanimously agree
The testimony shows governor before making said a
potnen secured from the attorney generals office opinion
which rendered by the attorney Of this state copy OF
which is herewith filed (Scc page of exhbs) that said op
ION above qnotcd the minds Of the majority this com
nuttce FULLY lutleS the making such appointment
Upon The other hand the minority members hold that the Ian
guagc Of the constitutional provision above cited is so plain and 81
broad to absolutely prohibit the appointment question and 10
charge the in making Of the said appointment direct
and open vQaionot The constitution OF the OF oklahoma
Upon the seventh charge Of the complaint alleging that the moneys
paid to Day for his rendered shown vouchers
ed therefor was transportation Of the public fund
tanned BY the evidence and not mis- appropriation of public funds
The evidence docs not show that the attorney generals office was
called upon perform such services
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% z .e. s @ ta s se 5g s s S%" s "f s' s "A "a
q saS Sas' 4. s5 NJ lel s;i s u "
Smith Payments Justified
Shows r " ~ Smith was employed h the governor attorney
fo Che governor and that the services renderc by said O. Smih
fully justiicllie sum paid him for the same.
The testimony further shows that the services rendered by sal
Oa r. Smith said q N Haskell that Of private
shown by he testimony which Q r Smith testified that he used
part of four days the governor private attorney while IN Ohio
during the month of March charged the but
paid for b said Haskell Of his private and the
PAID deducted from the paid him by the
fo he month q July following and we offer the following cri
cisn
That the practice wherever INDUCED IN by private employee
the his
although the same moi charged m the state not good one
Payment for Extra Help
The fourth charge o the complaint alleges that said G n
alaske pad qni o S appropriation fer eNa help IN The office
scu help Aetesa for holding County. county and special
elections IN towns desiring to become cities Of the first class to one
N Il lutchms, attorney o Nuskogec Oklahoma the Q
S5eSfer rendered. uner direction of The governor al
that such payment constitutes aannSaTopratn ot SAID tul
1t i admitted that the services rendered oNit preparing
certain he written opinions copies q which are filed with tbs
report fSee page II az testimony page o Ut eNhibits
The committee agree that said wttea opinions valuable
from the view point taken by the and that SAID payment
Not nisapropriatn If public funds a. charged mt offer the
office for written opinions upon any subject should be mdugd
in BY any officer until has been ccraned that opinion
be had from said attorney generals office By Of lack
oi time necessary help or b written request from him 70 seek such
information elsewhere for good ami sufficient
DrewP ay as Statistical! Clerk.
Iaid 70 IT, Fcnner. newspaper correspondent Of Washing
ion ? O. 1t various times. total Of 5000 ont ol The amropa
tpn Tor extra help ia tlc governor office
Upon this charge Is admitted that the emoncs "a charged
b the complaint were pad said lcuner ior his services statistical
clerk IN the governor office
The committee agree that appointment Of said Fcmer and
the payment said teres of said appropriation by the governor
was not mappropraon Of pubic funds
The Anthony Appointment
The sixth charge d the complaint that c n Haskell GOV
eno appointed Y = Nnthony Of Stcpn, county Oklahoma, to
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The evenings paslime was given over
o high iiye and resulted in Mrs
Kruegcr making first score among the
ladies' and Mr. WcstbrOok among the
mon A pretty dish was presented
he former and ST palrick's token
was given Mr. Wcstbrook A luncy
rgn WAS served al a late hour to the
following Mr. and Mrs Carl Schu-
maker. MIR. and Mrs. c. w. Wright,
MIR and Mrs. J W. Hume, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w Wakefield, Mr. and Mrs
A. A. Dunnica, Mr. and Mrs I
Wcstbrook and Mesdames Kruger
Hoffman and Derwin.
j. II Simmons and wife of Man
chester wee in the city last evening
guests OF Representative Smith and
wife, and at attending the closing scenes
Of he state legislature Mr. Sim
mons is publisher OF the Manchester
Journal and also operates fine
stock farm living on farm adioin-
ing the Grant county city
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. w. PAT on came
down from Manchester and were the
guests OF Representative 10 Smith OF
Manchester. Mrs Smith came down
tuesday to emam until he close Of
-he session
+ County Treasurer w Fl. Wilcox
3nj wife Of Woodward are spending
the day in Guthrie. They are re-
turning from trip to Galves on,
whore they Nave spent the last two
weeks
Mrs. Robert Sohlberg and small
on returned Yesterday from = three
weeks visit with relatives i'll AIoPher-
son kas
Mrs Scrlbblns entertained last
yening al a surprise party for her
daughter. Miss Pearl in celebration
i the later's birth anniversary.
The evening was very pleasantly
spent in social chat and music Two
gnfs ssins games were participated in
by the guests and al the close of the
evening Ugh, refreshments were
crvod 10 the following, besides the
ionorce, and her sister, Miss Della.
Misses Aehsa Weidenheimer eliza
beth Canncld IMelia Hawes. Alta
fiayingion, Bess Kysar, Maymc
Wheeler and Mcssrs. Mark Rouch, r.
V Parsons, Harry Roherls, Marley
smith. Ernesi Park r. y Arm.
rong and Dallas Hall
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-18
SOCIETY
fCcn.inncd from Page -

tCcn.inucd from Page -
Mrs. Mable Glover proved herself
a very capable and charming hostess
last evening when she entertained a
four tables OF whist for the Kermiss
quartet, Of which she is member
The affair was given al the pretty
home of Mrs !. f. Leach jr The
s Pal ick idea was carried o'it both
In decoration and in the luncheon
Score cards were in The st. Patrick
asen and the hostess reversed the
usual order and awarded the favors
to those holding the lowest score
Miss Tearney received shopping
lis; bookle, and Mr.. Olsmith mini
azure green pig. Several musica
numbe furnished by the quartet
were much enioyel. Mrs Leach as
sisted throughout the evening in ex-
tending hospitality. The players
were. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thomp-
son. Misses Esther Beland, Norma
Heilman, Amy Tearney Dessa Mat
che 3, Aoa Mcconnell. Bess Olsmith
and Messrs Snggs Tennis Sniggs
Edwin Olsmith. Alvin Richards. Fred
Soehl. Dan Williams and W. r..
Br0wnlee
Miss Ethel Cohagan celebrated her
fourteenth hi III anniversary last
evening with St patrick's party
ri her home, 62 East Mansur Green
prcdcmina cd IN Me decorations an9
he floral motif was tulips lrisb
games aud music made up the ds
llghtfnl evening, which was conclnd
ed with luncheon. The guests
we're Misses Inc2 Richardson, Nanus
and Gay McNcal, lmogcnc Cameron
Blanche Fufrow. Florence Furman
Nlaude ana Alice Murphy Jessie Fo
garty. Opal Phillips. Della Seribbons
Dora Thies and Miss Lee OF Sapulpa.
Mrs A. A Duunica was the pleas
ing hostess 10 the kensinglm clul
members and lhcir husbands las
evening at the homo Of Mrs. T West
hrooa ii2 South First This affNr
was among the numerous St Patrick
events of last evening and the home
was appropriately decorated in green.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-18
Charges Were Groundless
fcontinueo from Paqe one.)

bui the testimony show thai part said payment could prop
c bc charged said md and the balance Of could haze been
properly cutged 10 the fund created by Senate Bill No 7S
The third charge Of the complaint that said n Haskell paid
pnt q ile mYf smgS eshf R[sp9q99 i S@ih or legal sg
certain SiS 9nhcneN h tofal of wlfh amount the
of Lrs4oq asci gSsngFy ant uaranlA
aud ins- a(ptul ration efafnihhe fhals y 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-18
WESTON AHEAD Of SCHEDULE
tBy Associated Press.)

Peabody Kan, March 1S-Walkdr
Weston arrived here at 9:45 thH
morning after spending The night dt
Newton He was given an enthusias-
nc reception by hundreds of school
ctildlen. Weston made short ad-
dress and took breakfast in the pri-
vate car OF the superintendent of the
santa Fe. lie is now nine days ahead
Ell his schedule.
Gene Gill, OF McAlester, is in the
city He is Interested IN penitentiary
appropriation affairs.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-22
MILLIONS WILL BE ADDED
TO POPULATION OF JAPAN

papers say the convention already has
been signed, but whether or not this is
SO, some announcement is expected
sh ortly after the meeting of the privy
council tomorrow. This probably will
include the official proclamation of the
conclusion of the convention of annexa-
tion, unless all the pfognostications of
we'll informed persons are incorrect.
The vi dynatsy In Korea has lasted
for SIS years.
Seven branches of the family remain
and the heads of these will be given
rank as princes.
A number of other Korean officials
will be elevated to the Japanese no
bility. Through out the negotiations tn e
mass of the Koreans have not been
kept in entire ignorance of what has
been transpiring. The newspapers acen-
sorship is complete and japanese news
papers have not been permitted to be
sold in Korea.
1t Is not believed. however, that an.
nexation by Japan will involve distur-
bances In any section of Korea, which
is thoroughly policed. Certainly the
court and cabinet officials In the pc
ninsula are quite complacent The vast
majority of the people of Korea real
lie that conditions In their country
Will be improved, and 1t will be i'm
possible for the malcontents to arouse
sufficient feeling to create uprisings
The general belief Is that Viscount
Terauchi is prepared to give a prac-
tical demonstration of Japan's desire TO
help the Koreans