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The Glenwood post., 1911-08-19

Forty-o -one of these arc lamps are 80
ampere, direct current series arc lamps,
having rating of 1000 candle power
nominal, but giving only 1850 candle
power each actual, or a total for the
Al lamps of 51,25O candle power. The
two multiple lamps give about 5oo
candle power each, the total candle
power furnished by the Glenwood
Light and Water company for street
lighting therefore being $3.50 .. P.
The cost to the city per candle power
per month is then s2s5 divided by
5l,25O, or, $O.Oo54, or just tri6e over
a half cent. Any additional arc lamps
installed by the Glenwood Light and
Water company for the city would be
at the rate of $6 for an arc lamp Civ
ing about 1850 candle power, as before
stated, or $0004s, or less than . half
a cent per per candle power per month.
Compared with the price of .oO5l
(54.1OO) of a cent charged by the Glen
wood Light and Water company the
price asked by the Mutual company is
3.33 divided by .054 or GIG. or little
more than six times IS much as that
charged by the Glenwood Light and
Z Water company.
> Such . result will appsar evident
The Glenwood post., 1911-08-19

Vaudeville had to take back seat
Monday night when the town council
held the boards in special meeting
called for the purpose of awarding a
lighting contract to Chas. H. King. said
OF represent the so-called Mutual Light,
Heat and Power, company whose stock
holders, if it has any stockholders, are
said to bear very close relation, po-
litical, financial and sympathetic, to
some of the members of the aforesaid
town board.
1t isn't always easy for public Off
cials to let a contract to themselves,
especially at price in excess of thav
for which others offer to render bet
ter service. The matter was approach
ed with fear and trembling, and great
caution characterized every movement.
At previous meeting Mr.. King had
offered to light the town with $50 tung-
stem lamps at cost of So per month
per lamp or $500 per month for the
service. The Glenwood Light and
Water company had offered to light
the town with the present arc light sys-
: tenn or a better arc system, the install
Plation of which has long been contem-
plated by the company, for 1885 per
month.
At the beginning of Mondays mee.-
ing Mr.. Overlook, on behalf of the
Glenwood Light and Water Company,
analyzed the two bids before the
board by presenting the following state
ment, copy of which was filed with
the town clerk.
Comparison of the Proposed System of
Street Lighting as Outlined to the
Board of Trustees of the Town Of
Glenwood Springs, Colorado, by the
Mutual Light, Heat and Power Com.
pany and the Present System Fur
nished by the Glenwood Light and
Water Company.
The Mutual company is offering the
town of Glenwood Springs 60 candle
power tungsten lamps at the price OF
So per month with a minimum of 15C
lamps installed. The cost per candle
power per month is therefore So, divid
cd by so, or l-3 cents per candle
power per month
The Glenwood Light and Water com
pany is and has been furnishing the
town of Glenwood Springs forty-three
arc lamps as follows:
IL series arc lamps at $40 per
D, month ............... ..@1eo
81 series arc lamps at IS per
month .$162
l series arc lamp at So per
month .$3
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-03

oer Sl1rdt Dor blinoer Seinoi6oft
gegen iebes erfol9rei1e ltnterneb=
mer eeboren. 8os tit oas Seilmit-
tel2 Gs tit bie Notwithstanding
oes 8ertrauens 5mii6en oen 8e-
polferunesflalien, bie in ser Ser
e~ongenbeit feinolid %einoroer ge-
eeniiberitanoen iebt ober, ga &e-
former ~beeonnen unb in Der
9ur6fibr1tng iinb, in Sreunol6aft
ii6 Die Sanoe reiden uno Die ertor'
nten 9iilfquellen unieres 2anoes CUR
Soroertlne aagemeiner 8rosperitat
unb CUR Si6erung uno @rmutigun9
bes @liids iebes gin5elnen aus
niiben io1ten."
Ser @ouperllellr bon Maine bat
ben 9emofraten @aroner gum
Nabfolger BEG perltorbenen 8un=
oeslenators 5rpe, oellen Germin erlt
i'm Sabre 1918 abgelaufen tit, CT
nonnt. 90 Srpe &epublifaner net,
10 miro nit @arbner's gintritt in
ben 8unoesienat cine meitere Ser
idie6ung Der 8arteien BORT itattfin-
oen. Gen 9emofraten I'M Senot
meroen Damn nur flint Stimmen fir
eine Maioritdt BET irgeno pel6eil
5ragen feblen. Sic meroen oomtt
ser &ontroae ser oberen &orper-
|ihaft 6es @onsreiies tfaber gefom-
men iein, ols fie es iemals ieit ci-
ner 9efaoe eepeien iino. 9ie Ste
publifoner tperbert nit 40 Sitell
uno Die 9emofraten NIT AZ Siban
pertreten lein, 81 bon Colorado
aug cine 8afana beItebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-03
@enn man @esen madt.

Gin Moler aus 2iitti9 1T Dos
Spfer ieiner @etterpropbetenfun}t
gemoroen. @abreno er iid zines ga-
ges int ieinem 2%anobauie aufbielt,
iab er 5ablrei6e 9auern fomnlell,
Die ibnN fraeten OBJ Die Sn.
eenieure bon 2iittidJ oern gar fcin
Mittel muBten Inn Meger berbor.
8ubringen, Der Der idredliden. IT,
re gan5e grnte bernihtenoelt Grof.
fenbeit enolid eiit gnoe made.
Der Maler a~ntportete, es iei oa mol
nibts 5l MAIDEN. 81breno nun Die
gouern bin5ufiigten, DOB audi i6r
@eiitIiber, obtpol er III oer LETTER
3eit eigens mebrere Meiien gu Die
fem 3mede g~eleien babe, oellnod)
feinen 9fegen betpirft babe, botte fid
Der Waler 6as Barometer angele=
ben, uno er ernioerte nun: u9alm
peritebt aber giter @eiitlider ipe-
Mig BON ieinem Sanbmerf; id)
mo6te mid nerpflihten, gu1 Dor
gn6e bes beutigen Cages Mege1
gu Deridaffen.~ 4uf oas Dr6ngell
Ser erfreuten 8auern beeann er
nun iofort ben Siminel anaurufen,
nit eepaltiger Gimme uno feier-
liden @ebdr6en. @eniee Stunoell
lpoter fiel in Der Sat elm tpunocr-
i6oner Heeen. @ber Sic 0iirre Der
lesten 3eit mar 81 groB geipeien
Der Hegen reid)te ni6t aus, ben
gooen griinoli6 81 erquifen, ullo
Die Come ianote nod mie Dor lire
%lengenoen Strablen alf oos 2ano
nieoer. Im f~olgenoen Gage idorl
fanen Die 8auern BOZ, Neuem 81
Dem punoert1tieen Moler u,io bn
ten ibn, erit idiihtern, onnn int
mer beftiger, ibnen eillen neuen Ne-
genguB bonn Simmel bet<b5uflebet..
Der 9arometeritano mar o6er an
oieiem Gage feinesmegs 10, ooh
man duf 6egen re6nen ourfte. De.
Wdler itono infolgeoelien oel
9auern bilflos gegenii6er, uno ols
er erflarte, ibnen nidt belfen 81
tonnelt, oa nobmen iie cine ilnmer
orobenoere Soltung an. IS famei
INNER mebr 8auern bin3u; ulo Der
Waler iab. oaB Die 8olfsluut lid
bolo ni6t mebr gu 5iigeln fpiiier
tperoe. @s gelang ibm, 5t entlui'
i6en, uto Damn perlieB er IL
flu6tartiger Gle oos Oorf oas Ell
mol crit mieoer gu betreten ma9eu
miro, menu es griinolid geregnei
bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-03

9as Wfarine : Mrtiaer!e-gu-
reau bereitet CUR 3eit BEL gia Sc.
LAMB, gbefupeafe gap, ousgeDe6,l.
tie geriude Dor, I'M Die @irfiam,
felt oes iest in alien Marinen Elm,
gefilbrten @~bitebeao : gorpeccs> 10.
nie Die elmer nelen uoil 2iellte-
n~ant=gommaloer GIepelano 9aois,
elnem Der fabiglien artiGerieoffi.
oiere Der 5lotte, erfiuloerteil Gorpe.
onibuBpaffe gegeil StabIpauoer gu
crprohen. Die grfiroulla bcita9t in
einem in ben Torpeoo eingeboutell
fnr5en, aber itarfen, groBfalibrigen
@eidibrobr, oas cine lcherplolipe
8ranate in oas Snnere oes getrof=
fenen S6iffs iettoet, lp1breno Ser
@hiteGeao Eorpeoo illtr einc "a.
hung SdieBbaurrpole auberbal6
beg &umpfes our @nt5unouno
bringt. Die 8eriuhe meroen gegell
einen auf Der Norfolf : Nanb yoro
b~ergeiteaten Shminmfalteu, beIlen
cine Seite abnlid Ser nnlerer nerte-
item Saladtidiffe, Die anoere
slei6 Der zines &reu5crs u,tierhal6
DER @aiierliiiie gepalt5ert 1T. porgc-
nonlfnen mer0en. lin ii1ere Sreif,
reiilltate gu er5ielen, ioIen Sic Cor
pcbas an DrabtieiIen entlalte oh9c.
ldjollea peroen.
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Seridt bes aomites fir bentide
Sprade, .. 3. s. g.

9as 4omite fir oeuti6e Spra-
DIE, beitebeno alts9rof. 8. SoIefanlp
bon 0eu-8raunfels, @o. S6ad BON
8oco uno Srau Cite S. Seinii6
BON Sberma1L trat am 5onnaben0
ben %. 3. 80. in 8oeo I'M oorti=
gen 0eutl6en Gentralgarten gu
elmer 8erotung, reip. gerteilung
Der Stlpenoien an Die 6 Stoots.
i6ulen, an oenen 9eutid inter
ribtet miro, 5%uiammelt. Solgenoc
8erteilung tit poreeieben poroeu:
llniperiitdt, 8 &laiien, lie 2 Breiie,
5nlammnn 5000; Gan Warcos, 3
alaiien, lie 2 9reiie, auiammett
$3.50; &untspile, 2 4loiien, ie 8
Greiie, 5uiammen $3.50; Goaebe Of
Snbuitriol Mrt, 3 4lallen, lie 2
greiie, 5uiammen $3.50; Normal-
ihule 5n 9entom 2 &laiien, lie 3
Rreiie, 5uiammen $3.50; Normale
i6llle gu CANNON, 2 &laiien, lie 3
Breiie, auiommen $3.50. Sic &loi=
ienpreiie Der @6ulen init 3idbri.
gem &urius b%etrogen $50 uno 500,
an oenen nit 2idbrigem 4uri,ts
$50 unb $25. Die 8reiie an ser
l~1niperiitot iino: unterfloiie $a5
utro $25, MittelfloIie $40 uno $25,
Oberflaiie $45 nno $50. 9ie Bri-
funeen meroen ON II. uno 10.
Mai abgebalten neroen uno 8tpar
in @untspiGe l,no Canyon Gitg
bon 8rof. 9. Solefamp, in @uitiu
ltlo San Mareos BON Mo. Sdad.
in Denton bon Srau e. &einiib.
Siniidtlid bes g~tuoiumfurius
i'm Deutlben an ben peri6teoenen
Sdulelt empfieblt oas aomite,
onB oerielbe ein glei6mdBtger
merben nl0se. uno DOB Der 3iabriee
aurius aberaa eingeflbrt peroe.
Das &omite empfiebIt ferner, DOB
IN oen ~eenannten Mnitalten mae-
reno Ser ltnterridtsItunoen i'm
0eutihen Der l1nterri9t aus
i6lieBli6 in oeutider Spra6e ge-
Ieitet peroe, ipie es Brof. Seuga
bereits in Suntsoile ollr6gefiibrt
bat.
gel6loifen, @ollberneur GoIquitt
gu erlu6en, am 8oaro of Ste.
gents fir Die NormaIibulen oeS
Staates einen oenti6en Sahmann
als Witglieb 5u e%rnennen. Ser
oeutiden 8relie, oen oeuti6eu Sch.
rern uno @ltern bie fir Die
MISUNDERSTANDING Der oeutl1en
Sprade unentpegt g~earbeitet nno
gefampft boben, ipri6t oas 4omite
ieinen aufridfigen 9anf aus. 8rof.
Solefdmp iibernimmt es, Die 8eti-
| tionen uno @ntpfeblungen an ct.
mabnte Berionen uno Mnitalten Su
iibermttteln. 9erielbe miro oie 8rii-
fnngsfragen in Sen beridieoencn
unterribtsfa6ern I'M 9eutiben aus
arbeiten. 80. S6af mira cine Mb-
ibrift Der &omite : 8erbanolrn-
gen an 0ie oeutihe 8reIie In Seras
beiorgert, uno Srau 6. Seiniib eli.
ne an6ere an ben &ermannsiobrt.
Snoem oas 9omite ieinen 9anf Der
2orelei 5dnoifer : 2oee unb Ser
gentrol-2oge fir Die freunolid;e
Iufnabme uno @emirtung aus.
ipri6t, pertagt ii6 oalielbe III
S.. 8. uno &.
9. SoIefamp,
SO. Shaf,
gliie S. 9einii9,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-03
Sbressleideu eriitiert nidt.

0iemono bat ie cine Gable ODER
elm Bflaiter bergefteat, bas fib nit
u8udlen's Mrnica Salbe~ perglei6ell
f0nnte. Sie lift Der bette Seller bon
@unoen, Sabneraugen, Sdiirfun-
gen, @ei6miiren Musidlog etc. Sir
ent5inoete augen aufseiprungene
9anoe ODER 8errenfuneetl lit iie
unbergleihlih, ebenfo fir !SG-
morrboioen. 8eriudt iie. W1lr 25t
in alien Mpotbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-03

Gs sibt @riinoe, oenen man
nidt auf ben @runo geben oarf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-03
@ermeioete idredlidJe sraaDoien.

&edtseitiger &at fam Mrs. 6.
Wiaougbbb bon Wareneo, 8ise.,
(@. SEQ. y ltno rettete 5tpei Men.
idenleben. @er5te itellten 56pillf.
iubt feit nno bradten MIR lpenig
Silfe. SblieBli6 nabm iie ailf Ser
Stat ibrer Sante bin r9r. Sings
Seem OiscoberD". Sic i6reibt onr.
iiber:: SD babe oas MitteI felt, ian.
gerer 3eit eenommen uno Der i6recf.
li6e Suifen bat fait gang nabgeIai
len. @ltd bat es meil1eln fleil,el
Sobn bon idlimmen 2uneenleioel
gerettet." Dieie unpereleidlide Me.
oi5in lit oas 9efte fir Sals- mi
2ungenleioen. Breis SOC u. $1.0O
Brobeflaiden freis @arantiert, BEL al
fen Ipotbefern.
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8enn iutr litter merben, BEGIN

Wcnm iutr alter uerben, begin.
men mir Observation-Disclosures IN Iii
fern forperli6ell Sunftiollen 81 be.
merfen, mel6e ms friiber nid)t otf-
fielen. 8oltor Sol. MoB bon Gid
Greet, ST. ielbit eiit 9(dt5igiabri-
ger, iagt: SD lit on ocn Giercll
nlio aagemeiner Shlpa6e. Ser N[l.
penfrauter bat meme @eiunobeit
p~oIitanoig pieoer bergeitcat. Sd
oanfe @ott fir oieie p~unoerbore
Weoi5in. SbeIeid fiber 81 Sabre
olt, bat mir oieies SeilmitteI num-
oerbor eebolfen." Sorni's @lpen-
fraltter beriiinet oos Glte, lina
modt oas Sdluade itarf. Spe5ial-
Igenten berfaufen i'm, ooer Die 81.
gentiimer, Or. 8eter Sobrnep &
Cons Go, 1876 9. Soplc Mpc.,
Gbieoso, Sainois.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-03

9rei5ebn siidgaite biloen nrr
bonn cine uneliidli9e 3abl, penr
.nur genlig Siibnerbraten fir 3moif
borbmben lit.
- MHrriide gibt es, oie iif nid)t
germ ibre idlehte 2aune ~oeroerben
laIIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-03
@inen praftiidel1 Sdritt

@inen praftiiden Sdritt CUR
gefdmpfung Der @obnltngsnot ia.
ben Die Seiterreidiihe 9ooen-Gre.
bit-@nltalt uno oie @scontpte : @e.
ielidoft getan. Die beioen Sinalis.
inititute boben ie cine Minion @ro.
men ousgemorfeu fir Den gdl flei,
ner @obnungen Die gegen mdBi.
&c Mieten an Berionen, Ole ge.
gen maBige Mieten an Berioneil
nit beideioenem ginfommen abae-
geben peroen. 9as 8orgeben miro
aagemeitt bohit beif1uig beiprohen.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-26
STATISTICAL INACCURACIES.

EIIE EITHER have resulalye laws for ey'rythl" or
IMl ara trying TO secure them. Let us suggest that
INI we have a law making II felony for an ind
~ vldual or corporation issue statistics Of an
Inaccurate nature whore accurate figures are easily
aJr1labc The penalty, we suggest should be good
sun
Let us clucidatc The World Almanac, Issued by the
New York world for a great many years has to be
accepted by hree number Of people Yet It's statistics
are not worth q moments consideration. In some in
stances they correct but In other instances they
are than worthless and that means that person
can rely anything therein contained
The edition for the year 1871 has been circulated 1t
processes to be based the census Of 1910 But the
greater portion of the figures presented identcay
the same those presented in the issue for 1910 and
are based on the census of 1900. Take the case of
oklahoma for example.
In the lis, Of places Of 1000 inhabitants or more
Census Of 1910" SIX cities are enumerated Thcy are,
in alphabetical order Ardmore Enid AlyAcstcr Mus
kogoc oklahoma city ana shawnee Tulsa does not ap.
pear In the World Almanac at any point The third
largest city In the cnre state even given a
Ing In the towns Of 1000 better
Hut this is not ALL oklahoma city Us ccrdted with
population Of 1898 and the only town In the entire
list given the credit of the census Of 1870 Is Musbogoc.
Yet the rcodcr assured that the statistics based
the census Of 1910"
II is reported by those who have investigated the
matter. that the Pullman Rcd Book, which, as Is gener,
ally known IS the book Of reference and statistics is
sued by the Pullman Company all Of cars the
United states, also carries these absurd figures in is
current issue
such carlessncss is criminal The injury is not alone
to the communities affected, but to the ayeng publlc
which relies these or alleged information for
statistical data The compncrs Of these books had at
hand the government returns to population why dd
a. l... Al.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-26
.BRTERNUS Ward saw
W0NEN'S REAL RIGHTS
AND THE WAY IIE EXPLAINED
THEM Is REFRESHING NS
A FIGHT BY SUlFRiGETTES

pitch my tent IN small town an
while was gtandln at the dore tahin
money, "A deppy,ashun Of ladies' came
mp & sed they wos members OF the
Runkumvllle Female moral Reformn
& Wimmins Rites Assoclashun. ana
they eXed me il they Good 20 in with
out payin,
"Not exactly" se2 !, "but you can
pay without goin in"
"Dew you know who we air." sod
one Of the wimiu-a tall and fcroshus
lookin critter, with a Alew kotton um-
know who we air sir?"
owe air, sur, said the feroshus
woman-"We belong TO n Society
whitch believes wlmmln has rites
which believes In rain her TO her
proper speer-whlch believes she Is
indowed with as much intelleck as a
man is-whltch believes she Is tramp
led on and boo2od--& who will re-
sist hense4th & forever the nocroach-
ments OF proud & domlnoorlng men
81 hope, marm," seZ l. starting
back that your ntensions is hon
orahle? Pm lone man hear in n
strange place, Besides, I've a wife to
hum"
yes" cried tho female, "& she's
slave2 Doth she never dream of
freedom-doth she never think OF
THROWN Of the yoke for herself? Doth
she never think Of these here things?"
mot hein a nNtral born fool" sed
II, by this time little rlled 81 kin
safely say that she dothurt"
pays for her cNpooriuncc?"
Il don't know soz /; "thc price 20
my show is fifteen sents pur indivld-
ooaw
"& can't our soslcty 20 IN frcc?"
asked tho female,
mot Il ! know H." sod l.
"Crooil, crooil mani" she cried, 6
bust into toers.
won't you let my darter ln?" sed
anuther of the cXscntrlc wimmln.
taken me afeckshuntely 10y the hand.
20, please let my darter n--shce's a
sweet gushing child natur,"
'Let her gushl' roared J. as mad
Ug ! Good stick at their tarual nom
souse, "lct her gush'" whcreupon they
an sprung back with simultaneous
obscryayhun that I was Bcest
"My female trends" scd "bci
YOU lccvc. I've q few remarks TO re-
mark; mark them well. Tho female
woman IS one OF the greatest iustl-
tooshuns of which this land can boste.
IT'S impossible TO get along without
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-26
AS TO CNPITlL PUNISHMENT

Cr1LSEWHERE in this issue is printed a contrlbu-
X ton from subscriber protesting against the
Il execution Of the man Henson. There Is much
S-.- be said against the governmental policy Of
exacting life for life. As humanity climbs higher It
rcvolts at the relics of barbarsm left behind But
in the Judgment OF the World, It's correspondent s
cidedly illogical and unfair in designating the official
eXecutoncr murderer OF equal with the
demncd man.
The who springs the trap and sends con-
demnod individual into eternity must be absoved Of all
blame 1t is not the that does that act but the Of
ncer-the agent Of tho law. And law Is the rule laid
down by society for It's protection, We may well be-
eyo that there never officer but would gladly
escape this duty imposed him by law But no officer
worthy the name viii evodc IT,
Neither the eSecutoner nor, the court nor the jury
can be blamed for the nficon Of capital punishment
and the world is not altogethor in sympathy with any
movement which has for its only purpose the blocking
OF the laws forfeiture because of disbelief IN capital
punishment The responsibility for capital punishment
rests with the citizenship ITSELF and the place to bring
the pressure bear on the administrators Of the
law but ON the lawmalting body itself
II capital punishment is NOT sustained by public
sentiment in oklahoma then, let the law be repealed.
Doubtless the courts jurors shcriffs would welcome
such reform But until it is thus changed III not in
Justice he done these officers Of the law by charging
them with crime simply because they are doing their
duty.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-26
DOCTOR PRESCR|BES
CUT|CURA REMEDIES
Saysi Have Great Faith In Cutl-
cura Remedies Now that am Con-
vinced Of their Wonderful Merits.

~ wish to let you know OF couple Of
recent cures which | have made by the uss
OF the Cuticura Remedies. Last August Mr..
- Of this city came to my Onice, troubled
with severe skin eruption. At first could
not understand the nature OF the case until
had made a careful examination. ] finally
traced II TO his occupation as he was
painter and decorator. II was deImattis IN
lis worst form. IL started With slight eTup.
ton and would Affect most .paltsof rs body
thighs, elbows, chest, back and abdomen -
and would Terminate In little puStults The
Itching and burning was dreadful and he
would almost tear his skin apart, trying TO
get relief ] recomm ended all the various
treatments | could think OF ard he spent
about fifteen dollars on prescriptions but
nothing seemed to help him.
In the meantime my wife who was con.
tlnually suffering with slight skin troubls
and who. had been trying different prescrip:
tions aud methods with my assistance told
me she was going 10 get some Of the Cutlcura
Remedies and give them fair trial. But Rs
did not know much about Ctnicura at that
her, Her skin would thicken break aud
bleed, especially on the fingers, wrists and
arms ] could do nothing to relieve her
permanently. When she first applied tho
warm baths of Cuticura Soap and npplieal Ions
OF Cuticura Ointment She saw q decided i'm
py0yeInent and In o few days she was COM
pieteiy cured.
81 lost no time In recommen ding the Cuti-
cura Remedies to Mr.. -------, and this was
two months ago. / told him 20 wash with
warm baths OF the Cutcura Soap and to
apply the Cutlcura Ointment generously
Believe me, from the very first days use Of the
Cuticura Remedies he was greatly relieved
end to-day he Is completely cured through
their use. have great faith In the cutlcuIa
Remedies and shall always have good word
for thom now that ! nm convinced of their
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head, n D., los Dartmouth St., Boston,
Mass, July %, 1910.
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NEWS NOTES FROM
4. ~ VI. COLLEGE.
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Special TO tho World
Sullwater, okla, March 25.-Pro-
ftssor c. f. Sanborn of the Entomo-
logy Department spen last week near
IahlcquOh, Ok, investigating an out
break of the green bug at that place.
Professor Sanborn is making a spe-
cial study of this little pest, that does
50 much damage to the wheat crop
for the oklahoma farmers. And in
the near future he will publish bull
lcun concerning the green bug.
Mr. w. l.. English, 'O5, who holds
a position in the Department Of Agri-
culture at Washington, d. c., recently
spent n few days in saltwater visit
ing friends and relatives.
Mr. O. w. Holmes. of the class of
'Os, state dairy inspector for okla
homa, was at the college last week
on business.
The two literary societies of the
college, the Omega and the Philo-
nathean held a joint debate in the
college auditorium Saturday evening,
March 25, 1911. The question de-
bated on was Resolved; THAT pro-
lection is a wiser policy than free
trade for the United States"
Mr.. Frank Clark, 'OS, who is con-
nected with the Farm Journal Com
pany Of Oklahoma City, spent a few
days at the college last week.
The members OF the College Rifle
Club are putting in much time practic-
ing In the armory. BY recent act
OF congress members Of Inter Col
legate Rifle Teams are allowed 10
compete for National Trophy and
medals at the Annual Meet of the
Army, Navy and National Guards at
Camp Perdy o.
w. e. Dodge. formerly OF the 'OS
class, was at the college a few days
last week. Mr.. Dodge leaves In a
short time for California where he
has secured a position as mining en-
ginocr.
Miss Matthews who has supervision
Of the work for girls Of the Boys
and Girls agricultural Clubs, reports
that she Is now preparing to begin
issuing the monthly sewing and cook
ing lessons Ten lessons will be IS
sued during the year and they will
include both exercises and instruc-
tons
The following is a letter received
from the Hon. Lee Cruce, Governor
Of oklahoma, indorsing the Boys and
Girls Club movement
DIR. ]. II, Connel, saltwater OKLA
Dear doctor:
want most heartily TO endorse
the movement inaugurated in thi<