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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-01
.PUMPMAN At MINE IS KILLED
Edward Guebert Is Found Dead Az
ter "a Shot Is Heard-Officials
Believe He Suicided.
United press special.

Murphysboro, Sept. 1.-E. Cue
bert, aged 35 years, non-umon
guard and pumpman, was 1ound
dead this morning at the pump sta
ton of the Big Muddy Coal com
pany's mine here with bullet hole
in the breast. He was found dead
by the master mechanic who was at
aracted by the shot. The Officials
scout at the idea OF murder and be-
lieve that Guebert committed sui
eide.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-01
MRS. HYDE GIVES BIRTH TO BOY
Father of Babe Is Under Life Sem
tence for the Murder Of Colonel
Thomas Swopc.
United Press special.

Kansas City, Mo-, Sept. IA boy
was born to Mrs. b. Clark Hyde.
wife of the convicted murderer of
her uncle, Col. Thomas Swope, early
this morning. The county authors
ties refused to hear Mrs. Hyde's
pleadings for her husband until
II o'clock this morning. 1t was re-
ported at moor that the baby would
psahabiy not live.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-01
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CITY OF BLOOD.
Dallas Fast Earning Title
Bestowed on Kentucky
Fcud Center.

Dallas. Tex. Sept. s.
Thirty-five persons, eighteen
white, seventeen black, have
died in Dallas since January
!, the victims of some other
person 's intent to harm them
In each ease charge of mnr-
der has been filed. Seven
Of the victims were women
or. Yrls, -
the Special grand jury. 1t
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-01
At the Majestic.

Helen Fingree and company coma
to the Majestic today for the re-
mainder OF the week, presenting a
comedy sketch.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-01
TEXAS, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 1, Ii

ment TO physicians today following a
visit from her mother. DR.. Hughes
says her chances for recovery are
very slim, but he thinks her change
OF mind will be great aid
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-01
YOUNG WOMAN CHANGES MINI
With Chances of Recovery Slim
Vera Fitz Says life IL Beauu-
ful-Wants to Get Well.
United Press Special.

New York, Sept. Ill have made
a terrible mistake, doctor. and il |
die it will cause grief to a few VINO
are very dear to me. Life Is very
heautiful when you realize You are
about to die. | want to live
Vera Fitz, who attempted suicide
AZ the Hotel Astor, made this state
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-01
STRIKE SETTLEMENT IN DOUBT
Miners and Operators are not Likely
to Reach an Agreement In
Their Conference.
United Press Special.

Chicago. ILL.,. September l.--Pres-
ident John H. Walker Of the Illinois
Miners declared that It ID unlikely
that definite agreement Will be
reached when the miners and or
orators confer today. He saye q set
tiement Ii possible only with the ex-
ception Of the Peoria convention d.
naands.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-01

Eighteen rolls toilet paper ans
holder for 81 90 at Cronk Co. Il
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-01
the Officers.

Special grand jury,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-17
AN ABSOLUTE NECESSITY
SO Thinks 81 Least One Travelling
Man.

SO Thinks at Least One Travelling
Man.
would as soon think OF starting
out without my milenge books and
grip az 20 start out on trip With.
out box Of stuRrta Dyspepsia
Tablets ia MY yallse. said travel.
Ing man who represents "A 81 Louis
hardware house Whyf Because
1 have 20 put up at all kinds of
hotels aud boarding houses ] have
to eat good. bad and Indifferent
food az an hours Of the day and
night and | don't believe any mani
stomach viii stand that sort Of
thing without protest. anyway
know mine won't Il has 10 have
something 20 break the fall. and
stuan'H Dyspepsia Tablets 10 the
efuteh fan back on
Ny friends often josh" me about
lt. tell me Ina an easy mark for
patent medicine takers. that advef.
tiaod medicines are humbugs. etc.
but notice that they ara nearly al
ways complaining Of their aches
aud pains aud poor digestion. while
! can stand most any old kind 81
fare aud feel good aud ready for
nay work when 10 needs me. and
believe ! oNr ms good digestion
and sound health 20 the daily. reg
uiar use 81 stuhu'a Dyspepsia Tab.
lctR year in and year out. ard all
the "loahingf ia the world will
never convince me 10 the contrary
used % have heartburn about
three times a day and a headache
about three OF four timea.A week
and after standing FOR this for four
or five years ! began 10 look around
for crutch and found u when my
doctor told me the best Investment
I could make would be bucent
boz 81 stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
and ! have Invested about 60 cents
month FOR them ever since and
whom ! stop 10 think that that ia
what I spend every day for cigars.
feel like shaking hands with my
self. for can keep my stomach
and digestion IN flrntclhss order
for 90 cents q month don't care
for any better life insurance
~ druggist tells nee they are
the most popular of all stomach
medicines and that they have main.
tanned their popularity and success
because they do ~ advertised
They bring results. and results are
shat count Ia patent medicine
NJ much az IN selling barb sire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-17
VOTES FOR WOMEN

Mrs Wright Is also responsible
for the beautlfgi Notes-for. Women
pin which has become so popular
among snflgagists She designed
u aud let the contract 90 a Seattle
firm FOR lis manufacture
This pin has become quite celc-
hratcd Henrietta Gresham, the
actress who Is an ardent suffrage
advocate. wears one constantly II
Is a green enamel peunaut with The
words Votes for Women IN gold
letters Five thousand have been
sold over the state within two
months They are on sale az all
the Seattle department stores The
price was pat az cost, Is cents.
that every one might wear one for
the remaining weeks 81 the cam.
paign They are becoming popu.
lar among high school girls. Nho
are rapidly lmbibinK the spirit OF
their mothers. for they already see
victory perched high.
VOTES FOR WOMEN is the
TOPIC OF The HOUR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-17
LLApOUND|
THE HOrRl
BY Cynthlo ure<

The paraffine paper in which a
bar OF soap is wrapped Is an ex.
cellent thing 70 use on ironing day
instead Of wax Fold the wrapper.
lay II on the board and pass the
iron over t.
A tablespoon of household am.
monla In three cups Of warm water
IL good 20 cleanse the hair brush.
Dip the brush up and down IN the
water. wetting the back as little
as possible.
Cracks in the floor may be
filled with a paste made BY soak.
Ing shredded paper In water. then
boiling 1t until Il forms soft
pulp. To every two gallons Of this
pulp add one pound OF glue FIJI
the cracks solid and even with the
wood.
The best way TO clean heavy
blankets Is TO hang them on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-17
APES@l9V}03l

quart OF oysters. eupsulH Of
thin cream. thblsapoonfgla ~
flour. breadcrumbs. butter. salt
red pepper
The recipe should be carefully
followed in order to get the best
possible result To begin. drain the
juice from the oysters. and after
letting u boil up sklm u Put =
cnpfuls Of the cream Cor yuu may
use rich milk lnateadl on the fire
In a double boiler Nix table
spoonfuls of flour With the remain
inx cream or milk until a smooth
paste has BEEN formed Stir this
intn the bot milk and cook Tor 10
minutes. after whieh add the
oyster juice. n tablespoonful 81 but
tor. and salt and red pepper 20 suit
your taste. Into sell buitered
dish put layer ot bread crumbs
next a layer 81 oysters. and thea a
layer of sauce Continue putting
IN these alternate layers untli al
the oysters and sauce have been
used Finish with a thlcs layer ~
bread crumbs. wcil dotted with but
ter. Bake In a moderately hot oven
for half an hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-17
NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS OF The STAR
From a Seattle Girl
pear Miss Grey;

Dcar Miss VTeYt
have neither parents nor T.. and
have DECIDED you advice. 70 OF
Ny mother
here Seattle destitute, tendiess and poverty
stricken.
met man; he promised fine clothes, leNelry,
comfort uSuryevsrthns out marriage Think OF the
everything that have been longing
Tor years waiting only Tor yes" Shall say
shalt IN luxury, this miserable, poverystreSen
wayf FROM A POOR, MAYNARD GIRL.
ARy accept the propositions made by this man
would only much Ereater
happiness you suffering After woman
serespect herself dong there
her but misery and wetrheducsa u you
under the stress OF temptation
will the opportunity that there is for any Er 10
develop a happy. useful woman.
will ut the Of1ce would Ike To
personally. I find a way 20 help
matters so that the future nc ook % black,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-17
nY Mas. Go. A. sMIrA.


II the greatness OF a cause Is
proven By the spirit Of devotion
which inspires It's followers. the
cause OF political equality for wom
en- surely is the greatest cause IN
the world. for everywhere we find
women devotlng time, strength and
money. for years and years. With
out reward or ambition save the
hope Of universal equality One OF
these faithful ones Is Mrs. r. D.
Wright. who has quietly accom-.
plished remarkable things IN Wash.
ington IN the last few months She
has maintained headquarters In the
Arcade building. which have been
freely opened % all who work for
the cause. Within the last month
she has distributed s5,oe0 lie
cause" leaflets. which she had
printed At her own expense
This was done al the different
fairs. where she bad suffrage
booths In Puyallup she handed
out 6.0e0 In three DAYS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-17
Tonsus WIth splesa saues.

Tongue. : tableHpoonfuis ~ flour,
Tablespoonful 81 butter. ] pint %
boiling water. ~ eupful % ralsina.
/ lemon salt. cloves. whole peppers
and ! has leaf
This stew 10 particularly good u
served with rice or potato Gro
quettes. or wtth baked or flced pota.
toes when measuring the flour the
tahlespoonfuls should be level The
flour should be Drowned In the
butter being careful not 70 lot u
become too brown Gradually add
the boiling water. stirring constant.
ly until smooth Boil FOR a feN min.
utes. then add little grated lemon
riud. she raizins. salt enough 70
suit your taste. also . cloves. 8
whole peppers and bay leaf all
tied up IN a small piece OF cheese
cloth in order that they may sfter.
ward be removed Cover the dish
closely. and allow the sauce to sim
msr until the ratSins are almost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-17
CyNNiAGrcy's
(orrespondenL

Dear Miss Grey. IN Il proper
for girls walking in park TO fllrl
with boys similarly occupied
Which Is better. 20 cut or break
sandwich when one doeA not
wish TO hold u entire while eat
Ing ~
Why IL hpuaework considered
loas dignlfied than working Ia a
store or az any other occuputiong
WRINKLES
An Certainly not
f2l The dainty sandwiches
served At formal affairs are usual
~ broken. like bread
ta) II "a not considered 80 by
right minded people
Dear Miss Grey r. IL possible
for poor woman with lowly
parents 20 be born lady7 /
know girl who IN nervous and
sensitive. yet gentle aud aympa
thetlc. People laugh at her and
have no love Tor her. Why ia this
How long would Il take 10 have
the voice cultivated. and would Il
be costly1 DO you think 30 too
old 20 atartG
AN oUTCAsT
An In the essentials OF true
refinement. aud consideration for
others. there are many born
ladies" IN every station ia life
90 n the girl has a loyabie dis
position. 4, 10 simply her misfof'
tune 20 be placed Ia unpleasant
surroundings
90 There 90 no Hunt 20 the time
that may be spent IN training the
voice successfully ~ in the proper
age 10 begin voice cultivation and
80 IL too late for satisfactory re-
suits Vocal lessons from good
teacher are expensive
Dear Miss Grey VIII you
please print a formula for reducing
the buNtT
Al have no such formula This
ouly satisfactory method would be
TO diet and exercise 10 reduce your
general weight
Dear Miss Grey Was the there
2sth day Of February between
1900 aud ts0Eg Please explain the
leap years In the past 10 years
CONSTANT READER.
A Ths leap years occur IN the
centuries that can be divided By
400. and on the other years that
can be divided by 4 Thus iss6
1904 and 1905 we're leap years
Dear Miss Grey 10 one og both
parties OF marriage license have
to pass mn examination In this
statsf Is The law stlll Ia forceg
M ~ n
A-No. this lAw has been re-
peaiod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-17
WOMAN WOULD PROHIBIT
SELLING NEGROES LIQUOR

gPRiNGFELD. No, Oct H.
Mrs G H. McDoweli. Of Hannibal
delivered a prohibition address be.
fore the Woman'a Baptist state con.
yontlon and advocated a measure
prohibiting the sale Of liquor 10
negroes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-17
Near Death From Laughing
over . Habbis skirt Story

SOUTH NORWALK. Conn. oct
IT, Judge Alfred Austin Is near
death ~ The result ~ a story con
ceruing the h0bble skirt told by
his daughter al tho dinner table
He has hlccoughed continuously
since
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-17
SOCIALISTS HONOR
MEMORY OF FERpr,

FuIly 1000 aoclallst.
into Arcade ball last nlgb, j
tho memory of Francesca ~.
the Spanish educator who ~ IRE
cuied October 10. 1903 A,,e. =.
iuR defiance at Capitalism =. h4f.
ing organization fgr the be,,,.. ~
N The working classes. tbe -,
lage donated 1861 ~ go
fund for the establishment \. 7
modern school, which il d ~.
socialism "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-17
BURR0 WRECKS
TRAIN | DEAD

ROSWELL, n. NJ. oct a. Fire.
man u sauter IL dead. and En-
glncer a. a Hichoy foarfully scald
"a ~ the result Of a wreck ON The
Santa Fo line near Greenfield
The train ran down "a burto The
little animal Was caught beneath
the pilot and the engine was de-
rallied
None Of the passengers we're hurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-17

tender Remove the spices NJ this
point aud add the juice u lemon
II the sauce hAn boiled dawn too
much. enough water should be
added 10 make u Of the proper COZ
siNtency Cot the meat into neat
allccs or into dice and add Il 20
the sauce Cover and let simmer
until the ralslnH are tender and the
meat has become thoroughly sea.
nuncd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-17

line and turn the hose on them.
spraying them all over
LInSved oil and lime water ID
enc of the best remedies tog
scalds. Mix two parts Of oil with
one OF water In bottle and shake
II we'll before using II the bottle
Is tightly coFked the preparation
will keep for months. and Is a
handy remedy for an emergency
The BRAVEsT BATTLE.
The hravest battle that ever vas
fought
Shall tell you where aud when
On the map % the world yop'n find
II not
Twas fought BY the mothers o;
men
But deep in a waliedup woman's
heart
OF woman that would not yield
Hut braveiy. sileutly. bore her part
So. there is the battlefield
No msrshaling troop. no blyouac
song.
No banner 90 CLEAN and wavei
But. oh. these battles they last "a
long
From babyhood 10 the grave
JOAQUIN MILLER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-17

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. oct H.
James Eads How. millionaire
hobo" Of 81 Louis. has passed the
examination for a license 10 prac.
tice medicine ia Missouri
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-17

a Chicago paper recently CON
mentlng Ga the reelection % Mra
Ella FiaEs Yonug to the sup~fin
tendency Of Chicagos schools. said
that the yssr under her adminlKtfa
tiun had been one ~ great prog
rwsn Ia every way The cgrrten,
lum had ocea simplifisd. open air
study rooms had been established
part time teaching had been les
Hsned industrial tfAluinF had hessn
planned. and the needs ~ weak and
anaemie pupils had been cared Tor
without great cost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-17

Portiand.--A complete recount 81
the census by- government snumer'
atora IL likely IN Portland since
charges OF padding have been
made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-17
The Story OF the
Washington Dental
Conspiracy

The present DeAfai law. ..A..
which the Dental Curline -.
hafCne1. was enacted 10 1901. as4 !.
thc june Dental Board examlssflses
81 900. az Tacoma. the murnErt ~
ru1uhilnRH against Eastern Assslss.
could BE- heard More Ia gznles,,,
were ihe advertising Dentists Assee
80 for being barred from the ~,
Dentists were told 90 be careful =.
% teli the DeHfa! board thai ~
were going % advertise or thai a.,
had ever been associated vita % y.
serfistnE office. You see. a. Ia
time the combine was a young ~
and needed nursing
THE CONSPIRACY.
The Dental Boards ana setiesvs
contract. which publishes ~
Monday. and which ! shah wflss
acY ln Itself This contract aeii
forth 90 bold and uRHa1kaBis
terms that in conEideFnfIor IA ~
being permitted 10 lake ne Dsrtsi
Combines unlawful euusnafiat I
would ~ q license was sssaef Is n
practice Dentistry under al ~
rules and regulations prescribed n
the Dental society. q the stats Der.
tai Board and the Saflonni pertsl
~ HH|Hf ~ NHfHNN SIS AHAAa = AtFF. ~ ttfNfIs
sGu And would Furthermore prae.
tice zaid profession IN fgii sfcess
and u1def al % the rules and fsgu.
lutious % the Code 81 Ethics ~.
might hereafter be adopted hs ~
Washington State Dental Boase y
Dental Association. aud that Etui.
Brown herewith expressly agrees
that for any violation ~ The pfogis.
Ions - emia Code ~ Ethics adopsA
I hv TIE said National Dental Afsoels.
flon. or a. the same may be Amsn1-
"a hg the said Association a. sis
I state ~ Washington. his license rsaY
ne Immediately revoked How Is 10
/ for nerYTg This last provision mue
/ base been adopted from the code 4
{ the Caunibai Islanders
80 here We have THE Dental Gee
bine comprised 81 the state iefal
Z Board OF the STATE q Washinrss.
which Is appointed b the governs
T fand acting under authority o. wtsi
f. should be law. with al the pesffs
of the state 50 enforce is mandaita
{ AH ] have many times said thai tskss
/ Us mn examination prerrrtbed ~ ~
Dental Law a. this state yet ri.
withdrawing this a Dentist IL teries
fhs right 90 review hif anxweff 40
the Dental Boards Queffi0ns azA
bring them into court fer to puFrost
20 showing 9he miscoadma q ttii
( Dental Beard The Dental Botta new
comes with its Code 81 kthsrs aHt
contract in which thu SAtiansi Dtr-
{ tai Association 81 milwaukee, NlF
lgouain the WRHhinwior Dental kfsa.
citation and the state Dental baft
compel and cnerce a man infp aEfss.
{ INK a. abide hg any and al rules ~
regulations nnw adopted BY TIE ytfi-
E Gus nartieF &c the conspiracy. 80 Y
Z All rules and regulations ws'ch ~
rursp3rAfors may hereafter saeA
ard the very contract ~ the eonsfif'
atern sets forth that IS eouaitens
. precedent and - 3 c0rsideFaiiar ia
( being permitted to take the exsinilA.
/ ton for a DENTISTS license u ~
state IL Washington. q Deniisi muft
after a license IL Issued "a hin n
1.-The Dental BOARD. agree 70 toin =
ffla wUWHNlFaFW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-17
the DENTAL. BOARDS HALo Az
KDuE OF JUSTICE

The next paragraph Of the eonsfir.
atnra- contract sells forth that ~
SAID party a the first part swhi.nn
means the Dentist who wisnes Y
practice IN this stated underttAn.as Y, =
10 D. the purpose o. the rArif & "
second part. the said sfental haN.r
and the Dental Association, g iHssN
the safety on the public and e III
courage treatment with repnissf
Dentists. and who are willing e W
up to the proper standard q e'n.1
ln the profession IL this ices -
20 Russia and Mexico one aetis.
then I have lost my mind Nhsl
Vnu mink az "A gang II beHtistt =
Milwaukee aud q little CLIQUE q -
state - Washington ana llAt 80
on the Dental Board comeinias v
insure the safety ~ fhe pytils y ~
state 81 Washington AllNaesss-
famous FOR her beer would nov -
come notorious hF the ala O
Dentists 7 would IKE 70 ASK w
courts 81 this state. the governor -.
the legislature. when did u tese4s
uererEarV for a few Dentists vi.
tvgo.hy four intellect 20 insure w. ".
public safety % this common " esas-.
It's too fhiu-I cannot see y -.
way. and here. also, we tina an ~
Acknowledgement ia this CONTRACT 80
the powers ~ the state geFefhn'.s,-..
OF the state 81 Washington
brought into play for the pufpo '..,. y
forcing Dentist &c i've up ~ ~" go
these few fcatherheads see ~ " go. ~
a proper standard q ethics ~.
ala tire state 81 Washington e Va.
the ethics business haa 49,
supposed that "a state gQAe. n l.i-s
was for the purpose OF pre,ssasss.,
people in their national fl1tiA ~
here we find the state OF Nashlnss ".
casting private rights aside AM N.
Eagiup It's powers ln ADVANCING. y.
Interests OF few Dentists Nv
us look further The CONTRACT ~ ~
that the party ~ the first plt "a
called upou. agrees Go lend his a -,
enforcement of any penalty 81 49, "A
that may be taken against thesg ~.
are violating the said code 81 49,.
either az che state cor NstlonA. -,
citation What does this mean M
gang OF statutory Pirates prepo
enforce their high handed ks'. -.
shut-out and use their oitleiAi n
tion and the courts OF this As.s,
do II with it H. ecrtainp
SOME. hut we live Ia NRshinkU'sA "a
I must now close Tor this MS ~
wifi continue my criticisms .r
Dental Conspiracy in my So, Al.
next Monday Remember l ns5cN ssrat
tai work 20 carry on thS
against the conspirators
EDWIN y. BROWN, -. - -
ans First Avenue
Union Block ....a.,,
Open evenings until ana Ss s
until FOR people VINO NV,N--
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-17
RHEUMATISM
CURED

We are rheumatic specialists
treat and cure more cases CT ~ w.,
matlsm than an other ins'''u'' n.
combined. our treatment ~,
most efficient and includes ~ 10
most scientific methods sseem.
medical science. and .lslaas
mended by AN leading phls sra
The world over our bake o " ,he.f
our methods we use have rgfes
credit a iarger proportion Other
man can he found by any NJ II.
means Lady nurses constantly ~ fSsrsr,
tendance And TO convince 49, CIV.
that We do Rs we claim We - haN
ms A course % treatments ecn.
price & o. 81 90 PER trcsi tsiv or
tlnulug Tor a. few DAYS t Ridss
effices are in the Peoples hs IAN san'
room Pa Hours, 20 es ,isn Tree
ARy. Go ~ M. ConsN''A''s
tnVeutiEate
LOughney Bake Oven Inst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-17

Dear Miss Grey 10 one ~ both
parties OF marriage license have
to pass an examination In this
siataf Is The Law stili IN forceT
~ o. n
A-No. thlH law has been ~.
psaied
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-01-07
1aessassd price 81 Elk Teeth.

/; Daring the last ave years the value
q eR teeth has more than trebled.' -
aid western traveller at the Fred
eric. according to the st. Paul Dis.
Patch. I'm 1904 you could get any num-
beE ct fine specimens in Idaho, Mon.
eana. Washington and bordering states
for $3.50 apiece. Now you will pay
from $3.50 to $40. and they are hard
to get for even that. The Apache,
Sioux, Comanchs and Chippewa Indi-
ans used to have dozens of them in
their possession and traded them for
trinkets. But the redskin got wise to
their value. and you can buy them
from a regular dealer cheaper now
than from the Indian. The, passing
OF the elk and the great demand made
by the members OF the Elk lodge for
teeth for emble1us have boosted the
price"
The traveller recited an incident of
an Oklakoman who bought robe Gov.
cred with elk teeth from a Wichita
indian for s1G0. He cut of the teeth
and cleaned up $4,000 on the deal.