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The sun., 1910-05-12
boz sunaa, Ra.rhaIl ln - Isrk.

ALBAST. May ii--Through tho efforts
of senator Josiah r. Newcomb Of Man
haitian. who ed the aght IN the senate
to suppress oral bookmaking. the friends
of amateur sunday baseball to-day were
able ~ secure q favorabls reporS from
the senate Codes jOmmittee Of Assembly
man McGraths bill permitting baseball
games on sunday afternoons between
s30 and e.3O O'Clock between amateurs
II the owner n the grounds consents aud
al noise disturbing the peace is prohih-
itnd
The sun., 1910-05-12
No FIeld Ser,Ire Tor BrSokIyn's FOur.
teenth.

ALBANT. Nav Adiutant- General
Nelson r. Henry to-day announced that
the Fourteenth Infantry NJ Brooklyn
will be excepted from the recent order
Tor field service for the second Brigade
organizations Df the National Guard At
the Pine Plains camp In Jefferson county
in August. The FOurteenth had a period
Of field sePvios laAt year. Sguadron A
cavalry 81 New York has been substi-
tuted in its place and will be AZ Pine Plains
from August I % ~
The sun., 1910-05-12
one q, ,hr Wnlnwrlshr Bnls Passed.

ALBANY May ii.-The compulsory
payment n workmen engaged In what
arc described as- dangerous srnployments 10
u provided for In the Wainwright bin
which was passed by the senate to-day
The measure 10 One Of a series recon-
msnded By the Wainwright PHILIPPE com
NILSSON. which investigated the question
of employer liability last year The
Liability IN case Hf death 10 I 100 einlsa the
daily eaFningB o. tho workman. providing
he totnl b not moro than g1.oo0.
The sun., 1910-05-12
nan, KrIrd Inder IrnrN Wheel..

Crushed under the wheels Of a hsavy
truck whils playing In mont Of her hons
Yesterday afternoon Sarah Goldstsin.
wear and ten months old. of % Hunterdch
stretf. NsWaFk. died an hour alter lhe
~ admitted 20 Beth lsrael hugpitaL
Vinornro Tout5einanma, he driver. was
ARRESTED.
The sun., 1910-05-12
ID,srna tIouaI and Great Norihern Ordered

DALLAS, Tex. Nav 1.-The sals of the
International and Great Northern Rail
road. a Gould property. was ordered
under foreclosure m tho Federal court
fhis afternoon % satisfy the holders OF
The aacnnd and third mortgage bonds.
me date of sale vas lsft blank.
The sun., 1910-05-12
STEEL CONDITIONS SHOCKING
80 SIPS LABOR COMMISSIONER
NELL At WASHINGTON.

These CURdiiiORs Ter which the Puhlir
Nave lseen Criticisms the steel Ger
paratlon Pre,ail Gensrally. bot They
MAJ Ne AmrlloFaled -Hours Toe LSng
The sun., 1910-05-12
TORBES NOT BADLY HURT
,rRO\ uTS GET ONLY BRT Uses
JROW lOO EOOT FAIL.

v..,,, Ta,Ir,i 10 Tui ~ Thcy Gould Leap
nut. nnt Nir Mattress Wade nump Les
Shoes nS aud NJ TIoRes we're DrOksn
Got some NsNei photographs.
The sun., 1910-05-12
TO LAUNCH FLORIDA TO-DAY
GOV. GILCRRIST AND PARTY
ARRIVE ron rHE EVENT.

Miss FiemlnR. Daughter ~ the late sSN.
erRoT, Nu Break ihe Champa Ene
Bottle- ReheaFSal - the DOings 10
Put the New nattleshlp Overheard.
The Dolores star., 1910-09-23

seel lsss essy y opell n Proper
ooeopeds A. Met gmplsysd In
N vveshlWo.

Asssessuss ~ real iace srs often
frail 70 truse The cleaning u Il TO
tranesss. DIT II can euits we'll b.
90 q hoae n Tie following hints
~ besne b 0in1:
~ great thing 70 remember 10 that
90 shoa1l never b rubbed On lace
4 ru1ns The colos. Dissolve In warm
,atss enough soap 10 make . lather
NJ . rev drops Of ammonia. and put
h. lace 10 ~. Let Il stand for ten
ainutss. eousA n up and down IN
No suds. and oQusess Il gently be-
wesn the hands. Never rub " wrins
I. - tbis 10 apt to break the threads
specially u " lace 10 very Ans.
Nest put n into another lot Of suds.
rsparvd II tAs same way. and squeeze
I until sll The dirt 10 removed. Rinse
: In two lots Of clear water.
Genuine old lace should be stepped
warm milk tor 1t least half IN hour
nd then squeesed dry. This gives II
hs correct ysllowish tint.
The Dolores star., 1910-09-23
~ shs aat esa waves.

The beautiful girl was furioua
you base decsiver." she Kissed %
ehs emerged from the ocean. you
have bssn teaching some other girl
70 swtm!"
"On ny word. ! have not" replied
her nance.
Then how did this blond hair set
on your bathing suits''
"Blond hair? Oh. that 10 easily ex.
planned. guess II came out Of the
combers. my dear"
The Dolores star., 1910-09-23

"Maria," exclaimed Mr.. stubb. ~ he
rushed down to breakfast, bring me
some health food. have the appetite
Of an elephant"
And Mrs. Stubb placed . hve-cent
bag Of peancss before his plate.
Great Josephus!" roared Mr.. Stubb
IN disgust. do you call this health
foodf"
Certainly, my dear. health food for
the appetite OF an elephant"
The Dolores star., 1910-09-23

II you sre not subscriber to The
Star bat receive sample copy or two
do not i~ afraid 81 receiving = I'LL for
same. THIS 10 one Of our ways Of I'd.
vrrtlsing. Take the ,aper and rad u
aud " you Iik. II sul~crite fur Il, " not
hand u To your neighbour, may be he
will like u.
The Dolores star., 1910-09-23
Diplomatic.

Diplomatic.
Ticktax-Nupopp semes to be an ad
vocate Of peace at any price.
Bigumm-How's that!
Ticktax-After walking the floor all
night with his son and heir he hurried
down town and hired . 1l6a-week
nurse.
The Dolores star., 1910-09-23

To two cupfuls Of cream or very
good milk odd one tablespoonful OF
sugar and little Of vanilla. Put this
In . saucepan over the IRE and allow
II to Just boil. Then allow II TO cool
Beat well four yolks Of eggs. and
gradually add the cream. having taken
out the vanilla. Pour the mixture
Into . clean saucepan and stir II un.
III Il thickens. Pour Il In glasses. and
keep IN . cold place until wanted.
This 10 best made some hours before
II b wanted. for Il viii BE- noticed
that custard made the previous day 10
much thicker and richer looking than
custard just made.
The Dolores star., 1910-09-23


Lad Colsridgs. addressing the
eTss1 Jury at the opening Of the
Clanorgan assisss the other day. said:
r have kept during the - months
preeeding January this year o cars.
ful record Of Oh the criminal cases
brought before me. and can tell you
- . natter q fact that ~ out u
evesy - q these crimes would nsvsr
have besn committed except Tor drink.
] aes1 hardly point ON what happi.
nssa. What Increased happiness. 70 the
oo0Dualty. what lsssening Of sxpsnd.
1lnse b gaois and 10 asyiums. what
NERAL improvement would result from
any improvement h the habits Of the
psssoss Who oo0s bsters me charges
M esims."
The Dolores star., 1910-09-23

And before I accepted him." Miss
These are busy days for electric and
be would love me when was old"
'The ideal" exclaimed Miss Bright.
why. II he proposed to you he had
already proven that. hadn't her
Catholic Standard and Times.
The Dolores star., 1910-09-23

Dissolve. according to directions on
boz. the contents Of three boxes OF
raspberry jell0 and set aside 10
thicken. Mako an angel food cake
from your favorits recipe. Now take
. pan enough larger than the one In
which your cake 10 baked to allow an
inch on oil sidss. When jell-o has
become quite Arm put Il into the pan
10 the depth Of an inch and place cake
on II. Ftll the space on all sides and
top with jsllo and set on Ice. Cut In
slices and serve with whipped cream.
The pink and white 10 very pretty.
The Dolores star., 1910-09-23

Bill. let's 60 into this sideshow
There's . man In here with . beard
Ave feet long"
Five feet long! o. rats!"
mo, Il amt. Bill; It's all his own
beard"
The Dolores star., 1910-09-23
Hsredity.

The Doctor latter examination)-
You have an exceedingly bad case Of
tobacco heart.
The Patient-But ! never use to.
bacc0!
The Doctor-But your father did
knew him WELL
The Dolores star., 1910-09-23

what . nssl there h IT, saoss aal
easrgy b the cause - 0o1: To- seal
gu11G1en 49, eo0noD seaee.
The Dolores star., 1910-09-23

The Prevailing Inquiry.
Nay. do not ask the question
That upon your lips I zee:
I'll save you all the trouble:
Yes, IT'S hot enough for me.
The Dolores star., 1910-09-23

opsn . eaA q sliced pineapple. lay
oos slice % sach serving dish. put
sosal. fully rips bananas through
siose, swsstsn aAA TO each cupful Of
purse ~ tvc tablsspooafuls Of or
angs juies. Pile 10 Q mound On the
pinsappls md dust With sugar. Ger
aaoh VttA eoaood cherries.
The Dolores star., 1910-09-23
Toe lnQuioitlve.

Visiting Reformer-lf you dom
mind. Mr. Walker. I'd like to see thu
inside workings Of this big factory Of
yours.
Proprietor-The inside workings
Ny dear sir. this IL . pill factory.
The Dolores star., 1910-09-23

Chicken Liver and 0aeea.
Cleanse and separate chicken Nv.
en- Into four pieces. wrap 10 . slice
OF strsaky bacon. fastening on one
side with . tiny shower. Roast In .
moderate oven tiil livsrs are done.
Thsa ssmovs showers and serve
around Q moaad Of hot boiled rice
which hes bsse iightiy sailed for .
lev minutes n bacon tat.
The Dolores star., 1910-09-23

0kin and slice thinly four Sleeps
Kidneys and season with salt and pep.
per. Melt In . frying pan one-half
ounce os butter. and try In II small
finely mincsd onion: then put In the
kidnsys Stir them quickly. and sprin.
HE over . dessertspoonful Of -four.
When slightly Drowned add half
1ossn button mushrooms. . ANAL
glass Of wine. II II hand. and . little
stock. Cook for another i've minutes.
and serve with sippsts of toast.
The Dolores star., 1910-09-23

Baked eieh with Lemon osvee.
Choose about . thrss-pound fish,
wash. bone. and Oh with dressing
made Of ons-half cupful OF bread
crumbs. oas-haN cupfui Of hot water.
one tsaspooonfuI Of diced onion. one
Tablespoonful Of butter. and one-fourth
tsasp0o0fSl Of salt. Rub the Ash with
salt and bread crumbs. bake 36 min.
utcs. bastins three times with one
tAblsspooaful Of butter In one cupfui
Of hot water.
Lemon sauce: Two-thirds cupful Of
butter. yolks Of two eggs. one-fourth
cupful Of lemon Juice. one.fourth cup
full Of bot water. one-fourth teaspoon.
fal Of salt Cook one-third OF the but.
tss. ths water. he lemon juice. sgsa.
and salt IN . doabls boiler: stirring
constantly until II becomes Q light.
thick cream: remove from IRE. add
the rest Of the butter. and stir well.
Serve Ash on . platter: garnish with
slices Of lemon and parsley: sauce to
each person.
The Dolores star., 1910-09-23

Tss great tsst y. GO " ssas he
nttle Sretsf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-19
PUTS LIMIT
ON SPEED
G. v Of AUTOS
BRIDGES AND COPE BILL
PASSED TO FINAL ROLL
CALL IN HOUSE
MEMBERS WORkEU UNDER
HIGH SPEED PRESSURE
Many Bills Recommended Fol-
Passage in Committee
Of The Whole

The Bridges and Cope bill regulat.
irg the speed and running Of auto
mobiles ana providing d county ii
cense tax Of $2.59 was passed to fina
roll call in the house Of representa-
tires yesterday
The bll requires the owner Of eaca
motor vehicle to file his name ano
acd ess, description Of machine ant
makers name, and the style Of the
auto with the county clerk, payin&
& registration fee or License of $2.5t
annually In return the county clerl
win furnish the owner a number fo
bis machine which must be consp'c,
uously displayed somewhere abou
the automobile The number mus
be in numerals at least three inche
high, with the name Of the county
as a part Of the number
All automobiles must carry at leaal
two lighted lamps showing whit
Lights, visible at a distance of two
hundred feet ahead, and one colorod
light behind, from one hour after sun
SCI to one hour before sunrise.
Non-residents Of the state are eS
cmpted from registration, if the
have complied with registration laws
elsewhere.
All machines when in parks or Q
Eublic highways shall be p.ovideC
With good brakes and a horn or bell.
The following rates Of speed ar,
set fogth; Six miles per hour whe
turning a corner or intersecting stree
or cross roads: eight miles per hou
when passing intersecting streets o
cross roads where view OF the cross
ing is obstructed; fifteen niles pc
hour elsewhere except that no drive
may go at greater speed than /
reasonable so as to endanger life o
property
The bill makes 1t the duty OF th
driver of an automobile to bring hi
machine to a full stop whenever any
horse driven or ridden become
( frightened at its approach and to re
main at a full stop until the anima
has safely passed Warning must b
gwen when approaching any perso'
or horse or draft animal and if an
injury is done by the machine, th
driver thereof must give any perso-
requesting the same his name and ad
dress or that of the owner Of the M
chine
Cities and towns are not prevent
cd by the bill from making and enfor
Ing any ordinance regulating tn
owning, operating or speeding of at
tcmobiles.
Turn to the right" is made th
rule of the road. On meeting an
person or vehicle on the public ro3t
IN parks, on public streets, etc. tn
motor vehicle must reduce speed t
not more than Two miles an hou
when passing them.
A penalty of s. TO 500 is provide
for the first violation of any porto
cf the law: and subsequent violation
shall lay him who so violates liabl
, rot only to the fine but imprisonmer
; from ten to thirty days IN the count
Jail, and prohibited for one year fr2i
. owning or operating any motor "
, ficle along any public highway.
tiouse Worked Yesterday Afternoon
Millsap OF Mcintosh introduced
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DEAD FROM EXPOSURE.

Special TO Daily Leader.
Aioka. OKLA. Feb ~ .Ie ONE
Wilson of Coalgatc, employed by
Joseph Perry of Purcell. who has
been buying cattle ia this vicinity for
somc time. was found lying In a
thcko near a branch about see feet
distan from me- Katy racks, four
miles west OF Atoka Mr. Wilson
lefl Midway to walk TO Atoka and
becoming suddenly III walked to the
place whore be was found TO lie
down tor q few minutes and whea ho
attempted 10 arise di.coyored that bis
lower limbs $50 garaiyzed ne
remained IN this position The greater
part ot three days when discover 4
by Roadmasier McQuirk who was
passing in his motor car McQurk
lid wha he could 70 relieve Wilson
and conveyed him TO Coalgate VIII
sen wr aisle o talk end make q
atemen ef his suffering In The fifty
iN hours bai 0nally Gied en the
NHesafe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-19

Aanced.
Calhoun. providing that tenancies
might be terminated on thirty days
notice piior 10 expiration Of year.
Jones, providing that county com
missioncrs might dispose Of real cs-
tate held fo- or decided to separate
or colored schools when not used for
two years preceding.
Calhoun, providing for transference
o. funds from the aid 70 the common
school funds TO separate or eolored
schools
Whayne, correcting law passed by
the 1909 legislature repeating a.
petitions for nomination proYisiJa
o. the 19o7-0S prlmTg election law
Rider prohibiting betting on horse
races not run in the state, aud making
Il a misdemeanOr to run pool rooms
er to knowingly rent property for
pool rooms or 10 allow pool rooms ldA
therein
Moore, Of Johnson, Millsap and
Glover making six per cent legal
aud ten per cent contract interest
tnd dlipWlnS tuiltNliuHn VI uttble VIZ
amount of any usurioas interest paid
together with costs and attorney fees
Japp, relative to transferenee O
pupils fom one school district TO an
other.
Loyelace amending the ro,.d work
ing laws.
Japp amp opriating $6.89S for the
expenses Of the Snake Indian Rebel
lion. On motion OF Harrison me
words Snake lndian" we're stricken
out Of the bill ad 3e8 2t
caateel and Maxey, an amendment
To the school land sale bin to save
time. providing instead Of the old law
iliat sales shall not be made IN mar'
tfan one county al tbe same lime
during The same week.
Dean Of Pages Resigns
Albert Greenwood, dean of th'
pages OF the house. one of the minor
liy appointees, resigned. 10 70 Is sai
Antonio. Texas, for tae femainder 0
the winter Greenwood was p7 &
IA the constitutional convention, an'
aiA tae 1868 iesisiAsAle rs MeA.sAii
place in the eon-con by asking Henr'
ASP to get hin a place in the "eatlle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-19

Peing recognized Senator Echols
made it know to the senate body thai
he had been imperiinenily approached
Ly Chairman COnnors, violation OF
the senate rules, and moved that he
chairman Connors) be expelled from
the senate. Great confusion follow
ed, but before the motion was put To
O vote Chairman Connors gathered
his oyercoat and hat and quietly lefi
The chamber, whereupon Senate.
Eehols withdrew The motion to expel
Connnrs. and the senate got down
10 business
When the unpleasantness was
over the final vote on the Echois bill
was taken, and 1t carried, the poll be
ing % for and is against the Repub-
hcans voting with the Democrats who
We're in the minority.
Then the Taylor election bill wa
taken up and after much filibusterina
on the part of the Republicans, which
Chairman Graham characterized as
'Gorse play ii was passed
During the time the TAYLOR bill
was under discussion Senator Pot
Ter, Republican, offered an amend
ment which was adopted.
-Four Concurrent Resolutions
Senator Thomas introduced foul
concurrent resolutions in the senat,
this afternoon as follows
Complaining that the Payne-Allrcl
tariff bill has increased the cost O
living, and calling on The Oklahomi
representatives in congress to us,
their influence to bring about relief
that the history Of the country dem
onstraies that the first United State
bank started by Hamilton. and discs
tsblished by Jackson. laid the founda
ton for the concentration OF wealth
congress to oppose all measures look
ing to the creation of a central bank
three opposing the enactment o. an
laws by congress which would strii
he st9tes OF authority to regulat
passenger and freight rates, four OF
posing the raising OF postal rates, th
Oklahoma representatives in congres
10 use their influence in The interes
of the people along the lines ind
Gated These concurrent resolution
win be acted on Tuesday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-19
IN FOOD
What A clersymso's Wife Found

The wife Of Minnesota clergyman
found the solution of her troubles in
g simple change of food of which She
says:
My ease proves that proper fcod
viii Suse almost any all For years
J suffered from dyspepsia which be-
came chronic and was treated by
seme Of the most skilful physicians
but was not cured,
Medicine would help for time
but the old troubles would always
return because the cause was still
there, and kept me weak and sickly
most Of the time had the grip ey-
cry year for five years, always suf
Tered from colds and my whole con
dltion shoWld tb4 aid not re, INC
proper noujsirncht2 from food.
Finally 1 began. eailiig Grape Nut.
according tb direfi}p1s. may say
that since that tims atlfy stomacho Va.
not troubled me afsan R6t i 2reiparll
able change took place u fhr5uPi
the long cold winter ! ate nothing bu
2 saucer Of Grape.Nnis and cream ~
the morning and no matter how Sc
we're the cold | did not suffer ana
did not have the grip or even a cold
''Grape-Nnts food certainly nour
ished me until ! have a strong con
stiiulion. feel Ike a new person, an,
indeed never was healthier IN n.y.
lIfe.v
ReaG the little hook The Road i,
MELVILLE IN pkgs. There's Reas
ON
Ever read the above letter. A nev
cr- appears from tine tc time. Thei
are genuine, true, and full Of human
lnssrsst
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mans convention This slip o the
tongue so pleased the astute Asp that
he stood sponsor for the lad.
The Bryan election law, which pro
poses TO restore the eagle and the
rooster. appointment OF election ma
chinery by dominant political parties
instead Of the governor: and a gen.
oral registration, was reported ont of
committee with q number Of commit
tee amendments
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-19
MlVNG PICTURE FILM EXPLODED

W3eoner, 0h8 Feb rs Fire
caused by the explosion of a mo,mg
picture film destroyed he Biiau tho
atre he 6 lasi night About fifty peo.
pie who We're in ihe theatre at The
time bad a narrow escape. as he ~
broke oul in the machine lower, di-
rectly over the entrance and there
We're no otbes exits from the build
ing
A stampede was IA rowly aYerted
Two persons We're slightly injured
Water hydrau's werc frozen and an
ii water could bo obtalued the entire
business district was threatened
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-19
iother ard Son Cured Five Years Ago
Perfectly Well Today.
ung -Gerninc Co.
Jackson. Mich.


Jackson. Mich.
Dear Sins. As 10 tae condition of m%-
Elf and mother. ! can say that we ave
9th IN normal health insthe; year lsl3
We were cured of genuine consumption hy
our Lung Germiue BetoFe using I.ung-
iermine we We're treating. with the be5,
hyslcians IN Jackson bGfl seemed 10
o relief TO say nOthing Of 9 cure. one
'hyscian told my father that nothing
lore could be done for my mother. she
eing Ia the second stage of consumption.
was III the second stage. Soon after So
lng this infromaion Lung Germine was
eeommcnded TO us, and we both began
IS use. The result was that We we =
9th cured completely and permdnentN
10 trouble of this kind has been noticed
lneo we We're cured which Il now just
bout five years ago
! shall never be enthusiastic over Lung
iermine and recommend il 20 anyone whi
'as lung trouble in amy form. No matter
ow far the disease is advanced, | believe
Is never too late TO give this medicine
fair trial for il certainly has been suc.
es@ful IN our cases one OF which was ,
lost advanced one.
Yours YerJ truly.
ALONIO BECkEE.
II. F D.. Jackson, Mich
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-19
ured Of consumptica Five Years Ago
Not Single symptom Has
Appeared Since.


Gentlemen. IN response 10 your in-
Jury ! can say that lungGorminc cured
ne completely ana permanently OF what
fas pronounced ly my attending physi-
ians GENUINE TUBERCULOSIS.
ied oalN i0w bottles of your Lang Cor
nine. and tlii ! 100 ia Mnich 1909. "a
on see " ii dNel rive years since was
ured, and there Is not ,lic slightest m-
hcatiah OF relapse. and NOT single
ymptom has returned,
BEFORE using Lung Gcrmine was los-
e flesh very rapidly had night wea.s
nj h8d TWO hehlorrhages assurt
luu that / appreciate beyond expression
What your medicine has done for me and
hereby give you permission 10 publish
ay letter if gau wish
Yours sincerely,
WIN. BERLEMAN,
1913 lIerher; St, St Louis Mo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-19
BADLY INJURED.

Special to Daily Leader.
Siigler Okla Feb 49, The =
yearold SON oI John kuykeudalL
near Dukes Chapel was badly hurt by
being run over by a eornstalk cut
ter His left leg WAS broken above
the knee, his nose badly cnt and sew
erlI olner bad cnIs Oh m. lne.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-19

\ few minutes delay In treating
o.ar h7ses Of Group, even the length
limc 2, takes to so for doctor
,A ~ riy,s dangerous. The safest
Nae l4 io Gepe Chamherlain's Cough
Remedy ia the house and at the first
Indication Of Group give the child q
dose. lleasaut to take and alwaYs
cures. sold by ail dealers.