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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-07
HARP00N EDITOR IS ARRESTED
Try Leased Wire !

Denver Mar. 4.urbagn Walters.
editor Of The Harpoon, a Denver pdb.
llcation devoted to the interests or
the postal railway mail clerks was
arrested BY United States Deputy Mar.
shal Chadwick on the charge Of vlo-
latina the postal laws
Walters in his attacks on the GOV
ernment for permitting railway mail
clecks 70 ride In wooden cars, thereby
leopafdizlng their lives. assailed not
only the postmaster general. but the
president. and in addition to bitter
editorials he printed and mailed thon
sands Of circulars, III which he chara.
ed Thar Postmasfer ceneral Hitchr1r,s
had Instituted gag rule" III The de
partment and that the president re-
fused 10 modify dr cotlntermand tha
infamous orders issued by the post.
master general
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-07
MORRIS WANTS A "GoT
AT okLAHCMA'S HOPE

Boston Mass, Feb. 2S Sporting
Editor Leader Kindly state in your
valuable column that am ready TO
meet Car Morris, tho white hope Of
oklahoma at any club IN the SoAh-
west, on, in fact, al any club III the
country. have heen middleweight
and heavyweight amateur champion
of New England at the same time,
winning the titles lii the champion
Slips he'll in this city. am enclos.
Ing YOU pictures with "a portion of
my long record thereon
| am SO sure that can defeat my
namesake that ana willing to make
the match on his conditions.
Amy rules that will stit him will
suit me. The same applies to dis
tance or anything else that may arise
Hoping 5ou can insert this at your
earliest opportunity Thanking you
in advance, am resneetfully,
ANDY NORRIS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-07
WHY ACTON WITHDREW BILL
Tells Crescent City High School
Bill Can Be
Initiated

crescent City Mar 4-The News
says: Immediately upon reeeipt Of
the announcement that Representa-
i've Acton had withdrawn the high
school bill which he recently intro
uuced in the house, the News wired
MI Acton, asking for his reasons
Tor his action in withdrawing tbIs
measure, which if passed as If RIGHT.
~ should have been, would have civ,
en- the people Of the townships out.
side Of Guthrie, an opportunity of
Withdrawing from maintaining this in.
stllutlon at a heavy taxation to the
outside taxpayers, while Guthrie has
practically all the advantages of this
institution and the outside townships
pay the freight
Mf, Actions reply to the News ales-
ase, seems to us to be clear. ana
MS reasons are set forth below and
are as follows:
House of Representatives,
Oklahoma City, Mar. /.
Editor Logan County News. Crescent.
Okla.
Your telegram received and will
answer by wire tonight. Will say
tne reason for withdrawing the high
school BILL was the lateness If the
session and Guthrie was going to
make hard fight to land three more
amendments In the bill.
Cine OF the amendments was to nut
Off The election until 1912 and accord.
Ing 70 our constitution, each voter
lhal stay at home or refuses to vote
would be counted against us. which
world put us to a great disadvantage
lt vas the advice of the committee
that was sent down here to confer
with me, namely. w. H. Mathews. Ii.
lafler and ] W. Lowell. that we CON
GUIDED ~ iAitiates agsbill, which will
gfvefus an equal chanee on election
fay, ! phoned w H. Mathews this
morning to come down and we will
formulate plan or bill to initiate.
A joint resolution passed the house
Yesterday to initiate bill to repeal
section Of article 9 of the con.
stitution, and the date set was April
9th If the senate does not change
the date and If we can get busy with
our petitions we can initiate on the
same date, and Guthrie could NOT ac.
cnse us OF putting the county to ex-
ira cost of election 1t will take 16
per cont to luitiac a bill. Yours truly
ps p ACTON,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-07
GOOD JOKE ON AL. G. FIELD
the Popular Minstrel Man FORGOT To
Pay His Dues and Was Barred
From The Shooting Contest

Ihat Columbus, Ohio, has been se.
lected by the directors of the Grand
American Handicap shoot for their
Iannual contest has brought iov to tie
the heart OF Al q. Field the minstrel
man Two years ago when the trap
shoot OF America held their annual
shoot at Columbus, Field was one of
the most enthusiastic to insure the
success of the big event. The COL
umpus Gun club had Charge OF the
AFFAIR Mr. Field is an active mem.
Der OF the club and chairman of the
reception committee and great lov-
er OF trap shooting. So anxious was
ne 10 swell the attendance ais much
as possible, while he was travelling
over the country with his minstrel
company, he invited his friends from
everywhere to visit the Grand Ameri-
can Handicap as his peeial guests.
q great many came and a week .sf en-
lertalnlng such he had never before
given took up the time Of the rotllnd
mlnstfel man. The weather was OK
cesslVely not, so to insure the com,
LOTT OF his guests Field concluded
C entertain them out at Maple villa.
his summer home The twenty miles
between the city and farmhouse was
covered several times in automobiles
fleld was q busy man, but through
II all he longed for the relaxation
that would come when he got on the
nfng line in the sweepstakes shoot
Inc lists were made ont, the squads
llned up, and the day Tor which the
Jolly minstrel man had waited so
patiently had arrived. Field was
there in all the glory of new shoot
ing suit, a new gun and had made
several side bets that he would land
inside the money
Squad after squad found the traps
and the firing sounded like a battleof
infantry. But Field was not called
tie impatiently appealed to the sec.
retary TO know when lie was to shoot I
The lists were scanned but The name
OF AL Q. Field did not appear there
on Hustling for two months are
yious to the shoot to enhance its sue
cess had occupied SO much of his
time that he had forgotten to enter
the contest himself. Neglecting to
conform to the long established rules
precluded any possibility of being
permitted to take an active part Thel
secretary was inexorable: the rules
must be complied with.
So Field stood behind the firing
line all week watching his guests,
John Phillip Sousa, Tom MARSHALL
and others break blue rocks wailel
he broke commandments.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-07
BAILEY CHANGES MIND
Texas Senator Got Over Pout
and Withdrew His
Resignation

Washington, D O.. Mar. Senator
Joseph w. Bailey, Of Texas, who add
ed TO the excitement surrounding the
closing scenes OF the 61st congress
on Saturday last by rendering his res
lgnatlon as senator, a few hours iat-
er Withdrew his resignation.
Angered by the attitude of his Dem
ocratic colleagues il favoring the res
olutlof approving the new constitu-
ton Of Arizona, to whose radical fea-
lures Mr. Bailey mas voiced his op-
position, he wrote his resignation aad
took I to the vice-president, with the
request that he announce it to the
senate.
Mt sherman declined, so Senator
Bacon. importance in like manner to
announce 1t, took similar position.
Ihereupon the Texan telegraphed it
TO Governor Colquitt Of Texas who
respectfully refused TO accept 1t, re-
plying.
= decline to accept your resigna-
ton as senator from Texas, and re-
spectfully ask you to withdraw it,
Please wire fully"
lie cid withdraw it, and made nuh-
ne the following telegram sent by
him TO Governor Coluuitt
You know how unalterably / am
opposed to those Populistic heresies
known as the Initiative and referen-
DUN and recall, and / would NOT be
wiling to remain in the senate or in
any branch Of the public service If a
majority Of The party friends associat-
ca with me were willing to give their
approval of them.
7 construed the vote of the Demo.
cratic senators in the senate on tho
resolution approving the constitution
ot Arizona as giving their support "a
those Vagaries, and under that i'm
preston | promptly tendered nv res
ignation.
Whlie senator Bailey predicated his
resignation upon the vote of the Dem
oerats on the Arizona constitution
many Of his friends looked upon thai
vote as the last straw" in d series On
snubs to show Mr.. Bailey the futilify
q aspiring to the Democratic leader
ship of the senate.
Close observers of recent deyelop.
ments in the senate know-that move.
ment against him has been growing
on The Democratic side during the
last few weeks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-07
NO TOBACCO FOR BOYS

81 mpia, Wash, Mar 4-The sem
ate has passed bin making It a mis-
demeanor for amy person under the
age Of FL years TO nave tobacco in
any form in his possession, and the
person who sells tobacco to a minor
Is guilty Of gross misdomeanor.
The effect of the bin is to repeal the
present anti-cigarette law.
The house refused TO pass a bill to
repeal the anti-tipping law.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-07
CONFEDERATE HOME
TRANSFERRED .

Oklahoma City. Okla. Mar. G--For-
nal transfer of the Confederate
home at Ardmore to the state was
effected Yesterday when deed to the
property was delivered TO Governor
Cfuee BY trustees of the institution.
Under the act creating the home
maintenance Il 10 be provided By
the state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-07
POSITIVELY $40 4 wEFK oa.a., !.

POSITIVELY $40 A WEEK earned at
nome doing newest fascinating per.
manent work. Money every day No
canvfssirg or mail ordens Sand
twe,Ve 2 cent stamps covering beau
tIiui booklet, plans complete, postage
etc, enabling you to begin at once
Doht wait. You'll be delighted
stamps returned if trial unsafisfac.
eofy' oog send today Rigeur Company,
3OS W 58th St., New York
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-07

II You have trouble IN getting fid
OF your cold you may know that you
are not treating it properly. There is
no reason why a cold should hang On
for weeks and It win not If you take
chamberlain's Cough Remedy. For
sale by all dealers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-07
FOB RENT

foR RENT-six-room house, close
N, ITO West Cleveland avenue one
oiock north of Logan county hank
VAS city water ana plumbing. good
location for dentist doctor. dress.
maker or milliner, as we'll as private
lamily. Possession give April 1st
See D. R. Cotton iii North First
street. Or write the owner M. Calf
gan, st, Louis, Mo. 49,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-07

WANTED-Men to learn the barber
trade. Commission paid for bring.
ing students, Wages in finishing de-
parlment. Experience in shops Sat.
prday' First work on free custom.
ers. All practical. Instructions
win charts and diagrams saves
years. Positions waiting. Catalogue
City, Mo. N"nS"S
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-07

ANY BOY anxious to earn money can
secure a position with us. To our
pest poys we are going to give saw
lNtfS BANKS and cash prizes. The
work is easy and does not interfere
win other duties. Douglass Broth.
ers 224 North Second street.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-07

$50 WEEKLY and expenses to trust.
worthy people to travel and distri.
pute samples for big wholesale honse
y Il. fmery U-342, Chicago.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-07

COLORED ORGANIZER in this com.
munity 500 to $3.50 monthly.
New plan benefit order. Great o.
portunity. No experience NECESSARY.
Apply Immediately. Box B-92l, Day
ton, Ohio.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-07

ANYONE, anywhere, can start n,aI,
:. oraer business at home. No can.
vassing Be your own boss sana
lot = IRE Iree booklet. Tells how. Heacock
D-4O9. Lockport. N. Y. ooA'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-07
MISCELLANEOUS,

A yo,,,,,v 7s ssesNs~~AsaMAauas~
souhs man wants work on a farm
or " ranch. Address l24 East Washing.
toh' Guthrie. or phone 1908 :
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TOWEL. SUPPLY.
HELP WANTED-.--MALE

800 MONTHLY and expenses to tray
el and distribute samples for big
% anufacturer, steady work. s Schef-
Ter, treasurer O-242, Chicago.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-07
Lost AND FOUNly.

0CT~ - %-ss~-~s.ss~-s~.s~av~@@s~~>.
i-oo IA mink fur muff, Thursday on
eitner Cleveland, Noble or Warner.
avenues avenues Finder please return "a
1uase John 3. Turner at Convention
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AGENTa WANTED.

AGl1NTs-Make $5 to s25 per day S2
:, profits on each one.w SEND 81 for
Tire Repair Outfit. Keirns Co. 113a
Broadway, New York City
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HELP WANTEp--FEmALE


WE WANT LADIES ladies 20 Iearn
lne new Hermann permanent hair
wave No other work paws 30 we'll
Just now Possible for operators 70
5.. SaIn soo per day We also teach hair
uiLessing, manicuring, facial massage
e,nlIopody and electrolysis. Write
moier College, st. Louis, Mo
AIDES May earn good pay copying
addresses, etc, at home in snare
11ine, . particulars Free. 6. H.
howan, Dept E-19O. Chicago
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PATENTS

Procured, also sold an
commission. Positively no advance
Zee. Patent Exchange. Jenifer pnIld.
ing. Washington d. g. 1
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BUSINESS oPPpRfoNIftEs y

AN Intelligent person NAV earn sim
monthly corresponding for news
papers. No canvassing. Send for
particulars. Press Syndicate. C-3Os.
Lockport. NJ Y. o'Vo'
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ZEAL ESTATE WANTED

~ SELL yollt property quickly.
write Northwestern Business Az
eAcy, minneapolis.
The evening world., 1911-08-08
How to Keep Your Figure
Fifth of a Series of Articles BY Prominent New York Physicians for the Women
Readers of The Evening World.

II You Would Get Thin,
First StarUe, Then Take
Proper Exercise With a
Gentle Diet and Get
Proper Sleep, Says Dr..
I. L. Nascher-Laziness
Causes Fatness.
The evening world., 1911-08-08
I. The fat person may take

II. The fat person may take.
FISH-Ncarly all fresh Ssh, boiled.
MEATS-Lean beef, mutton or lamb
chicken, game (sparlngly).
EiGS-Bolled or poached on toast.
FARINACEOtS-Stale bread, dry
toast or crusts (sparingly).
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lettuce, eel.
cry, crosses, asparagus. caulinower,
onions. white cabbage, tomatoes. rad
ishes. olives.
DESSERTS-Rlpe fruits only-acld va.
rietles preferable.
DRfNKS1One cup OF tea or coffee,
without milk. cream or sugar. or one
glass OF pure water. slipped at end OF
the meal.
The fat person must not take:
Soups, salmon. blucnsh. cells. salt nsh.
pork. veal. sausage. made dishes. fats.
potatoes. macaroni. oatmeal. hominy,
spices. rice beetS, carrots turnips. pars-
nlps, puddlngs, pies. pastry. cakes.
sugars. sweets. milk. cream. malt o.
splrituous liquors, beers. sweet wines.
champagne"
The evening world., 1911-08-08

4 Week of Menus for
"Reducers" and Some
MAY Eats" and "Must
Nots" for Folks Who
Are Trying to Drop
Surplus Fat in a
Scientific Way.
The evening world., 1911-08-08
Ne AT TIME IN DRESSING
ROOMS.

I After checking your Jewels you find
I the number OF your locker. 1t will be
one of eight in one of the 3SS large
rooms on the ground floor. At no time
. will two bathers be allowed In the dress
ing room at the same time. The sys-
tenn arranged by Mr.. Woody works
somewhat automatically to prevent this.
As each bather leaves the building he
deposits his key with the cashier.
1t Is estimated that about sec. $50 an
! nually will be needed TO pay the salaries
Of the employees Of tho ~bathhouse. In
the first floor ONCE there will be four
women ticket sellers, two women key
clerks and four men key clerks. In the
room for valuables there will be four
male and four female clerks. There Will
be seven female and sixteen male at
tendants on the ground floor.
On the second floor, exclusively for
women. there will be eleven women at
PENDANTS. On the top floor. for men.
there will be seventeen male attend
ants. Besides this force two watchmen
will guard the building night and day.
One housesmith will keep the lockers
in order. Four ~llfeguards I'm their new
a life-saving corps stationed near by
will man two fine new lifeboats.
SO, the ocean Is there, the bathhouse
Is at least a reality. and The Evening
World, whose columns daily urged the
enterprise, bid the citizens of New
York go and enjoy their own.
The evening world., 1911-08-08

-e,lo,. exercise hut the letter-carrier
who has been on his feet all day long
should no, spend his evenings In a dance
hall. ,
son the other hand. the professional
man or literary worker should not take
his exercise over the c~hessboaru nc
ought to go out and PLAY baseoaii OF
tennis. The reducer should he spec'aily
careful about taking the proper sort OF
exercise for his individual case, as All
his functions should be exercised uurihs
the t~wenty-four hours
'By the "A how much or mat 'i'he
may he sleep?' l asked.
Seven or eight hours Is none TOO
much for the average man. replled the
doctor. TT makes no difference wheth-
er or not he Is trying to get tnln. It's
n question of health. Most OF us do not
sleep enough. sleep Is to the BODY IKE
a lubricant to machinery. IL there Is
hot enough used the wheels and cogs
will crate and CATCH
And now what about bathing?'
II agree with the other physicians
who have already contributed to this
series in feeling that the Turkish or
steam bath is practically a useless agent
In reducing flesh. One seems tempo
rarily to lose weight. but ] believe that
even so soon as the next day the extra
pounds will have returned. The bath
really takes away nothing but water
in the form of perspiration, n shat IL
speedily regained by the body"
what, In your opinion, causes
people to grow fat7"
Leading a lazy life. I don't
mean that there are not plenty Of
stout people who think them
selves, and indeed are, busy. II
they are In society. for example,
svery minute Of their time 10
filled, and they DO q great many
different things. hut all h things
are especially easy to do. There
Is no exertion, nc strain, no hard
work, and therefore the life IL ss-
ssntially q lazy one.
Then. as people grow old. they
often grow stout. Particularly Is this
true of women. and many think a bur
den Of flesh a necessary concomItant
OF old age. like gray hairs and
wrinkles. Of course. this is not the
The evening world., 1911-08-08
WHEN STARVATION ENDS,
THEN EXERCISE.

But after the reducing has really
begun the diet should be sed and
the exercise started. OF course even
now only q moderate amount OF food
should be taken, and 1t should be re-
stricted TO the mountaineering substances,
but still the starvation period will be
definitely over. Then let the patient
walk and swim and play tennis and
base5all-do anything that brings into
play the muscles no. already exercised
In his daily work.
Did you know that is an extremely
important point?' Or. Nascher suddenly
interrupted himself. Sport, exercise.
Play should be studied by zach ind'-
vidual in the most careful relation tc
his regular occupations. For instance,
dancing is a most pleasurable ano ex-
The evening world., 1911-08-08

case. The fat only comes because the
individual permits Il.
women especially, after they
have reached the q Of sixty or
thersabouts, Seem TO experience q
mental n physical inertia, q sort
of sagsing, ~ it were. Their will
power can In great sasur resist
this, II they will but make the
effort. Let them try to do some
physical ana mental work each
day, even II It's only q little, ana
SO keep themselves IA OF the
slough Of hamilton"
SOME MAYS" AND SOME
UNJUST NOTS."
DR.. Nascher gave a weeks menus for
fat folks and then aid
"Or here is another way OF putt'na
The evening world., 1911-08-08
BY Margaret Mooers Marshall.
How can you keep your igurs7

Physical exercise rather than a too
strict diet was recommended yester-
day by DR., Joseph Rosenberg. DR.. Anna
Freedman emphasized the necessity Of
mental activity Tor all reducers, DR..
f.. Helen Knight suggested a l0nbina-
ton of less food and more exertion. and
DIR. Elmer Lee pinned his faith in an
Increased amoun OF food, but consist
ing entirely OF vegetables and fruits.
A programme differing from all these
was laid out for me by DR.. I. l.. Nasch-
er. who has AN office at No. SO, East
One Hundred and Sixty-eighth street.
Or. Nascher believes in exercise. but he
arranger a special combination of the
two,
The first step In the treatment of a
fht person." he said, is to bring him
down to a strict and severe starvation
diet. He must eat but very little and
that little must he carefully selected
and prepared. This regime must con-
tinue for a week or several weeks. I'M
til there are signs OF disappearing flesh.
During this period only a very mod
crate amount OF exercise should be
taken. IL the patient attempts anything
strenuous, such as long walks or vigor-
Gus participation in sports. he will de-
velop such an appetite that It will be
almost impossible for him to stick TO
his self-imposed menus. Then, when
1t receives so little nourishment. the
body is not really fitted to exert Itself
violently. In its weak condition some
permanent injury might easily be re-
The evening world., 1911-08-08
STEAMSHIPS
A CAREFUL GIRL.

From the Pittsburg Pos)
Would she love me II l were penni-
less?' faltered the young man who was
about to risk his worldly all.
She might" answered his wise friend.
"BVt no one would ever know II. my
boys,'
The evening world., 1911-08-08

HARTFORD. Conn.,. Aug. s-The
peach crop In Connecticut will be ~
large this year that n special train will
be added to the Hartford-New YORK
schedule during the harvesting season
to carry the daily output to tho New
York markets.
The evening world., 1911-08-08
CAPeY YOUR SUIT-CITY DOES
THE REST.

I'm somewhat sorry the opening day
OF the b~athhouse was observed so
early said Mr.. Woody to-day. be
cause in appearance to-day. / don't
think there is a building In Greater
New York which approaches the plain.
simple BEAUTY OF the Municipal Bath
ing House.
Many obstacles have been placed In
our way. but we have doubled up the
force of men to get the pavilion ready
for the public. | am confident that
ba,hers Will find nothing lacking In TIE
building to make their enjoyment COM
piete. All they have TO do is to bring
along their own suits. Wen do every
thing except carry them Into the sea"
And so the place looks. too. As YOU
enter from the surf avenue side you
approach tho CASTER. where you pay n
Ten cent admission. The number OF ad-
Missions Is registered by a turnstlle.
You receive a key with a rubber band
attachment and pass TO the counter for
checking your ~valuables. Steel safety
vaults rave been prepared Tor the s,or-
|. ing OF jewels and money while the
/. bhther is In the water. TIE city. Mr.
Z Woody stys, Will not be RESPONSIBLE for
$50 f,,. 1,1.- HnEt u-hap not nh,.lsnl
The evening world., 1911-08-08
SHIPPING NEWS.
ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.
sun rises. t,O2I sun sets. 100 Moon sets. 3. O5
THE TIDES.
PORT OF NEW YORK,
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.

INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
DUE TO-DAY.
Moro Castle. hsNanl. Ocmu!see. Brunswick.
Crown o. Grenada. tarmania. Liverpool.
trinidad. Saratoga, Havana.
Scguranca, Nassau. sabine, Mobile.
hamburg Genoa. Seminole. guIks Island.
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
SAILED TODAY
Kaiser Wilhelm IT,, City OF Savannah.
Bremen. savannah.
Verona. Naples, Arspahoe. Jacksonville.
Rotterdam, Rotterdam. Madison. Norfolk,