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The Washington times., 1911-08-11
Attractive Hair
Every Woman Can Have it if She
is Not Already Bald

In an article in a leading magazine
this spring a noted dermatologist states
that badness in women is caused b.
rats and puffs and maltreatment of the
scalp by incompetent hair dressers.''
The woman who will use PARTISAN
SAGE regularly will have no use for
rats ,and puffs because she will have a
wealth Of beautiful radiant hair Of her
0U0
The Washington times., 1911-08-11

4 Continuation of This Story VIII
BE Found In Tomorrow
Issue of The Times.
The Washington times., 1911-08-11
ANSWERS TO QUERIES SENT BY READERS TO
The Times Question Box

pickles stand for six weeks before US
ing. Six months is even better.
The Washington times., 1911-08-11

TOmorrow's story, Meta
The Washington times., 1911-08-11
CHAPTER XIX.
Mysterious Voices.

wv L turned in early-not to sleep
N but to rest The half dozen
" hours to midnight would
boya oNaIlad TIonpb
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-19
FILLS GULVERT CONTRACTS
Gnthrie's New Industrial Con.
cern Begins supply
Ing Orders

Fllilng af contracts was This morn
ing started bg ine Oklahoma Bridge
alaa GHlYert company al. lts factory On
fte i. + X tracks TaiFd street
The operation of tue company
haYe 6een deferred bY nolarrlrat ol
machinery
The output u tile comnanv Is con.
rHgafed iron tl'rerss, made FL auy
length and desimed Tor use in sh
most any sort ot bridge. cuigert or
drain work The c0rrueatiou makes
enlReF. w0fk deeldedlr eheaB The
company was organize four months
ago, with Bart NJ Murphy, as Dresi.
dent, = 3. Henry, as secretary. A. r.
huston C III Criswuld G C smith
an8 others al directors ana stock.
a0laer Frank 5rigWGld % Detroit.
Mich was owner of fhe patent
rights for .s@Js state and ne IA a mem
ter 81 the c0mBang
The actual Hor. OF the company
was started TO-DAY. and there are seY.
eral large contracts waiting. There
has been no active canvass for 6usl.
ness OF account Of the uncertainty
as to starting. but lt was stated today
bg officers of he company thaf several
men will be pw on the road ID take
orders
The factory Is substantial add.
ti0n 70 GafhFle's corps of industries.
The company is incorporated In 4
rauner taat may lead to very e1ten
giye manufacturing here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-19
. O Q 0 o o @ @ o o Q o @ Q 8
RAINS REVIVE SPIRITS
Recent Moisture and Coolei
Weather Bid Pessimism
Begone

Rains tn the last fOrty-eighi hours
have greatly helped crops I'll the VII
cInliy of Guthrie and have wonder
fnlly raised the spirits OF the peg
ple The rains have been rather
partial, bat II appears now that the
entire section will be wet up before
me weather resumes It's brickyard
operations. The comparative cooi-
ness 81 Sunday and Monday have
helDed greatly.
The rain Saturday night extended
onl ya mile northwest ot the city,
but the southern eastern and far
western section got good rains. The
fan iii the city was something over
half an inch The rain was accom-
panied by A fierce wind.
Earl ysunday morning the north
ern townships were visited by a rain
aomunFing TO over an inch. In those
townships there is still considerable
hope for the corn crop The corn
is young and II there rev more
rains there viii = d good crop
Sunday afternoon there was ire.
neudous rain fifteen miles south OF
the city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-19
OKLAHOMA CATTLE STARVE
Parched Fields Said 10 Threaten
a Loss OF Thousands
OF Head

That thousands 0f lead 0g Texas
cattle being pasiHred Oh The Usage
Indian reservation are on taa verge
oi starvation because 0F the contlnn-
ea drouth is the statement To-Day 81
Deputy Unfed States Marshal J. M.
jacobson, who has headquarters at
iawhHsEa ln the Csage country. Wat
eg for The cartie Is practically ex.
A4usfed and taege are thousands Vt
aFes, saTs Jacobson. Rlth nc mose
grass 0a taem taan paved egtv
a ee
Gattlemen are Gespaifing because
9t having no place 20 transport tAelr
herds Joseph W sleSeaS. recently
republican nominee for governor re-
turned today from a trip over Okla.
a6ma and SAYS that west 81 AuEs0-
gee the corn crop in this state Is a
tstal failure, TOO TAR gone fuf rains
to save ls, excepting Ia cases OF the
iatest paintings III extreme eastern
portion OF Oklahoma Aa says cundi-
tiGas are better
Henry Miller of near stlGlwafeF
gled from the effects Of taxing chior
of6rmi while temporarily efazad by
htat lspm working in iae harvest
Eea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-19
WATER SUPPLY AMPLE
Cottonwood Experiences a Rise
Of Three Feet Since
Sunday

Ihe Cottonwood river experienced
a rise oa iaree ieei or m0Fe last night
and todaYs pHttlng tae WateF supply
lmyoH3 question FOR Erseat Tie
Fsse Was sighted late SUNDAY and t0-
aay Ii niieA a Wasse nlaeeH along
'ae Cottonwood from Seward ID t8e
city,
Condemnation proceedings against
.. Il Harris claimant 70 tae Cotton
woad Immediately south Of the city
tcok loEm iD the superior court Sat.
uraay Judge Lawrence appointed lae
iolioaiag apalaIsels Feed Madden.
Guthrie township. I'D stobaaga, 81
Crescent ~. Dodd. Langst0H These
appraisers aFe 10 make an aageenienl
0a the amcaat thar Harris SHOULD be
rAid by she city aud the question 0i
usage BIZ 10th nagtles
Harris e. Geld back Irom using the
river 0g two iannctions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-19
ROYAL TY'S
DAY IN THE:
L|MEL|CHI.
LONDON PUBLIC APPEARS
SMITTEN WITH CORONA
TION FEVER
fBy Associated Press. }

London. June l9.--C0r0nation vis-
itors continued pouring into London
today firm All parts the globe. Ine
streets are full OF royal carriages
conveying guests 70 Bnckins-A.a and
other palaces. and railway termin-
ais are constantly disgorgiEg crowds
John Hays Hammond, special United
States ambassador, N expected to-
night The German crown prince
and party Prince Henry 81 Prussia
and H'ines Hery Of Netherlands
were among yoday's arrivals The
public appears smitten with the cor.
onafion fever.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-19
CELL FOR FpPs{g COUNCILMAN

indiananGlis. Jaua tg--I0hn A Ford
q 1oFaer nem8e of the Indianapolis
city council who was arrested a
snors TING ago So Minnesota. today
pleaded sNiEty in the criminal court
Z TIE charge 81 grand larceny. lie
Was fued q and costs md sentenced
70 serve from one 90 fourteen years
81 Toe Michigan City prison He will
Ne taken 10 prison tomorrow a bis
0wn request
The indictment t0 which he pleaded
grilfy ehagsed aat he stole $40 by
selling raai estate 10 which he bad
ne title -Four other indictments
charging Grand larceny and II gerry
were dismissed
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fBy Leased Nirel

Wilmington. Del. June 81--- ol-
l0wIag close nn the announcement
THAT J0hn Bancroft, ifs has appileN
FOR divorce from MS wife Mrs
Asadelelne DUApt Bancroft. came
The authoritative word that Alfred l.
JMpnsst. the wealthy father Of inc
young vile, will have nothing more
to with her,
she was his favnriie daughter but
ii II declared thar he mas casI her
Oft
I'LL ii has haen stated taat 1he VICE
president 0t he Dapont P5wdeF corF
many wnuid stand hy hls eides3
daughter and draw on bis millions
20 aisa her 40 n4aKe ner aetense.
From sdllrHe close 70 Nr. Dn
aont II is announced that he will
provIae her With No funds
This afilt1hie cH fhe part Of Mrs
asanerpits faiAer Is taken as explain
anx why Whsleman, Who FOR year:
has been NIL gwipoat's personal eonr
Sci. il the aaS0vnsF for John Bancroft
sIr.. II hls Actlpn far divorce
Alr Whiteman himself stated last
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nv InaAai MfEsl

Chicago 8Hne s MiaF2a 0n ifom
stats Attorney WaSman ncste
taf the Goes cpnaEE @FaA# aaeg wil.
Fpnfu indictments agaiasa tHa 0f ioe
men 8lgaer n5 in Ihe labor sluS
g.ag waE These are prominent 0i.
hten Of the union alea haB beea
m0st Frequently mentioned ln eoaaec
t8oa aish The la9of axai. saa GhelF
Hames haYr aeea copBlea repeated S
s. 81 maE8eEs sm4 slasglag
Haga ls the seale ot Nsaas $3.50 iQ
HI Haia bs certain iafmr officers st
Uni0n men 'or carrying 1ut she.r nu7
aeFaas aesigns
EHr NeefWp vfcsGtr *9@
For maiMiuE him t0r life So
For staying labor euemy. $50.
Verbal promise % provide c0anse
Tor sepinen 1 arrested, secure thesF
haH9 defala taeM SO the last aitea
aha uDooFi tleir families
aEa.nE- 0t @AnMeas aeeaFAiHz fa
THEIR confessions t9 tAe aaa laEs
Tar ore week ayerasea $40 far stay
sAss aud Eiasgings
TIE evidence Ia sad 70 II II tAe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-19
cOMMlsSl0AERS-ElEcT WERE
IN CONFERENCE TODAY
Decision ON Validity Of Charter
Election a Matter Of Daily
Expectation

At p. M the newly elected city
commissioners went into executive
session I'M the councIl chamber. III
nas understood this afternoon shat
Attorney General West mad advised
Mayor.eiect Nissiey that il was his
duty to take charge Of the office.
no access could be had to the com
nlssioners and the me Of their dc.
liberations is unknown. It was re-
ported they were trying to agree on
appointments Of important employees
30 that the administration will in
position 10 take over all departments
at once.
Control of the city government IA
sill IN The hands 0E Mayor OismitB,
tie council and the old officials gen.
crafty, wira the chances fayoring set
ilement OF the rather mild contention
between the old and new forces BY
recourse 10 the supreme court on aE
agreed statement OF facts SO far
nothing definite has been done to-
card determining the rights oil the
N spacliye claimants
Nayor-elect Nissley. Commission.
eiselect Garter and Spencer and 0th-
ers AFe in conference today. and at
noon Il was aunOuL that A.othing
had been determined upon There is
decided feeling OH all sides that the
Copeland case, pending in the sur
Ifeme court Is nOt broad enough 10
bring settlement oi the entire uues.
fIdn Of the legality Of the charter and
the vaFiDus elections. The decision in
tat case * d matter Of daily expec
taripH
Mayor Olsmith has 50 far refused
to deliver the office Of mayor to Mr.
Alssley, holding that tie charter Is
serious question and that be will
noJ be Justified In turning loose un-
81 tie supreme court @ets. The qnes-
flon is whether the election on tle
charter adoption was legal The
charter provisions prevailed IN the
election and the persons attacking it
say Thar IL is void because the state
NV was violated Id several particu.
lars. including the omission Of party
designations as required by the gen.
esai Law The other side claims
tisaf this is not a violation, but a mat
Ter for the city itself under the CON
silntional provisions for charter gov
eminent,
Ii was expected Dy many that the
eommissionerselact. who have quail.
fed. would bring an custer snit today.
This afternoon no such move was ARP
parent
School Board in Same shape
A similar state Of affairs prevails
With regard TO the control OF schoo
aEaifs in the sIxtieth district The
Old board is holding on under an
orIniOn OF Attorney General West
taat the city charter cannot carry
LEGISLATION for The school district,
which il claimed to be a separate cor
paration. embracing TERRITORY diner
ent g.4m ihat covered BIZ the enarter
III oId board says it is un 70 the
new board ot six to act. So far tne
nsw board has taken 20 steps toward
assouiring control Of schools. The
cid hoard consists OF twelve members
and tie new board OF si1. Wards are
eliminated In the new charter, oui
proxislon Is made foF the outlying
territory.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-19
MILLIONAIRE DUPONT DISOWNS
FAVORITE DAUGHTER NOW BEING
SUED FOR DIVORCE BY HUSBAND

nlgas fhat he Is stlii personal al.
toFney lar Alfred Daponi and that
Mr Dupont and she elder Mr Baa-
croft are Sill 0p the closet terms,
tsr Whiteman denied Fep0rs taat
young Mrs. Bancroft hAd been taken
0y her father aboard his steam yaeht
The Allcia. and conveyed 10 Cherry
island. his country place. near cam
bridge The attorney said Afr. Du-
l,ont proceeded alone aboard hts
zach F0F Cherry island.
Al John Bancroft, jf, seeks ai-
v0fce fram his yUang wgfe ur the
ground shat the nhita Dprn tn his
wife three weeks ago IA the son et
Max Heibler os Munich Gefmang.
ae ASS as-sls lae saas a eo-asseBa-
ant
Nj. Bancroits lawyer. Thomas Bar
ari Reisel SAYS she has 4 complete =
defense Who wiz furnish ne mon
eg for tie a9fs costs ana foT her
attorney S aas Enawn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-19
GIRL ROWS BOAT
8 MILES IN OPEN
SEA To SAVE DOG


& Blsi0I, june ig--Wlth wind <
y aBd tide against her, Miss Em- I
y ma Gilman. l9 years oid. daaght. {
2 es 0f Lieat Gilman ot sae Som c
G egeilie Gre depa menf r0red {
2 tender farea miles OFT into &as. {
= sacnasatfs bar today. and res {
9 eHed collie dog. afloas in an {
{ other tender anA Owned 81 Mr..
. 4 Edgar Smith :
I. Miss Gilman was 8a the {
: laHneA Progress wheH, through a {
. pair 0i glasses. she saw the dog
: pa q tender sf'oat long ais
q ranee 9at ID aea T.
% The sight oi -he canine IN ais
= sgess could bot Ne Borne by tae {
= Young woman and she DHt to
. sea and after hagd struggle.
{ rearhes tender and towed q {
(, back % the harb0g G
e Mr aMth offered Miss Gilman c
. the dog 8ut she declined 10 ac. 2
9 cepr FL 1
70 G
: Q o o 0 = O o O o @ o O o o
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-19
GIRL WEDDED To
RIDIAG TEACHER
GETS 100000

- Thy i,eabea Nlrfj
g New York, June lg- Mrs
. Hugh Williughhy. daughter oi
o Prof Pnpin. whose marriage I'd
e red instructor said riding came
70 Into d fortune said 10 have been
. s .9ll9.g90 few DAYS before the (
o romantic wedding ne inherited
g from ber mother who vas an (
@ heir 81 the Joseph Agate estate
. estimated 10 be worth $1,000,
. 600.
Q Miss pnnin was known among {
@ her intimate friends as Vava, {
- which Is contraction of the
o longer Narvara, with which she {
q vas cnrlstened {
9 II was stated yesterday al
o the home OF Prof Pupin al Nor {
o folk. Conn. that the marriage {
O was q great surprise, as Mrs {
. Willueh0y had not communicate {
. ed with her father on the sub (
G iect
q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-19
TlFI UNABLE TO iTIENl

Washington. y Ct. June la Pres
ldeui Talg toaay announced Bills iE-
abslity TO ATTEND the reunion ol the
United Spanish var veterans b be
held 81 Oklahoma city the last week
in Auugsi.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-19

General outlines for the boulevard
system ~ the university extension ot
80 city aaTe been agreed ap0n. Ml-
Coy and Carney have tad surveyors
at work on the heights.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-19
TWO ILLINOIS FARMERS
WILL REAP NINE ACRES
1ast Of skill pTuYHs a Lure 10
Bankers, Lawyers and
Merchants
Special b the naGIv [.aaiar.

Special 10 the Daily Leader.
Chicago IEl Iane To- Remsnbsr
Fcw Tom SAWYER sot his Eenca rhita.
aashedq
Henry 2 Whismcre and q u OAK
hand. Illinois farmers. RESTING be-
tween Dskalb and sycamore, afs t..
ira 10 have their wheat selas har
vested and the grain staekea ana
tllfashed through much tae SANG
fise as tfat emal0Yad by Mark
I&aiRs F@aEAful heF0 IN anfgcing his
p'aymatas into hard wark.
in This instance she BsaFmatps
VIII be afaid bankers. lawyers. 1ner.
cAaA's-nlen Of affairs III the corr
Iunitv around the w0 farrna--asad
trey are exDecfeI 70 wleld slegses.
acyihes snd cradles with as much en.
tnnsiasni as Tom sawyeF Infused inf0
f1a 00gs whose envy Ae aroased ~
eApatiaisng On the responsibility In.
yolga3 IN whltexashirg d fence
Whitmore tss inspiration
The inspiration II Mr Whitm0rp i.
As his ard u 9aAlaEds whAas grew
> gher-- together they have about
une acrrshe began 10 worry anoux
getting enough hands to garner if
AF Oakland also worried T0an
c3me the inspiration. Mr. whlsm0ss
recalled fRaf fae pe0HlR 81 als sps-
lion were nFpaa os she circumstances
that Sn their s0ll tae Grst Afarsn
ey-ante3aflnE the earliest iii
similar contsiFaneg was trsad an1
rerieefed
~Ahal calculated sfr whisuaara
% Mr Oakland wen lnss work on
THAT
Aha eeh0ea Agr Oakland a
will buf aow2
pr AaifmoFe reminded Ms aessb-
hcf of the egp4if u ToN sawyaF aaa
nioided Ais plaa
10 Communications were sAat pak
recalling tes Marsh ra1aar Ssssssda
\ AND stating saas Haen tAr t@8 aal18
We're riDn whlCa with ba sn abonf
mouth cutting bee" would be tSlEf
-~t0 demonstrate tHgt when the hand
toi worker j. 5rsiied q sue nse 0f 3
lcertein tool Il never l9ses ' eAn-
Ming.
& Keen Rivalry Expected
4 50 OidAsma haFgs-t hAAas sas
bankers. lawyers, merchcnts ard men
% Affairs aao u0s saDce their AaFty
Youth hagA @elaed q glcsip. cradle
of other sarm imulemnHt, wsll gather
Z an the nine acres ANA swing fha
same tools they ala Hfty by swv
sears AGO. in aH EFFORT 10 01Sdo eaea
other For all the Feciulents Or the
liayilatioH have responded ioylHslY.
< even rs Tom SAVERS i5enas re-
pandea 20 his cunning
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George Bradford and J. H. Click
We're slowed away BIZ the police
Sunday on charges Of being drunk
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DECISION BY HUSTON
AGAIAST ATTORNEY GENERAL S
Old Territorial Law Not Re-
peaIsd By Constitution or
Stale Statute

Maintenance of separate schools, or
schools tOr negroes, constitutes a
charge upon the county, Ia the 1pin.
ion of District Judge HUSTON VINO.
I'D an oral decision today Ii the case
OF the Logan County bank against
County CLERK Olson, took a position
opposite 10 tnst Of Attorney General
West who declared that such expeRs
Is should be paid BY the respective
school districts
The finding og the district Judge
vas that the Oh territorial iaH pro.
viding that THE maintenance az gap-
arate schools s1onld De paid tor out
Of the county funds ard not the
school district ganas laa not been
repealed by the Constitution or any
statute The constitution requires
that there shall be separate schools.
but does not undertake 20 specify
how they shall be paid TOT, except
that they are eiassed az public
schools The attorney generals
idea seemed % be that the c0nstltn
tloGai definition of public schools
will necessarily Include The schools
Tor negroes ln ihe case of wNlsS
schools there are statutes making 81
the duty Of the respective digifia,
boards tc pas for the schools, but 50
far as The 0eugg concerned. no
such provision mas Deea found cover
thg separate scAo9lS. In tAE absence
o. contrary provisions the territorial
statute n held good
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-19
EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS
FOR TONIGHT'S RECEPTION
VIII Be Held ON White House
Lawn II Weather Is
Favorable

Washington, p CT june ia.--Pres.
iaent and Mrs Tafs celebrated their
silver wedding today
Twenty-Five years ago William III
Taft married Miss Helen Heron az
her fathers home IN Cincinnati laft
was q lawyer. Hiss Heron. a school
teacher Today IN the White house
they celebrated the quarter century
OF married life during which Tart
became United States Judge. commits
sioner Of the Philippines secretary
oi war ana president.
The celebration began this MORN
ing gith the arrival III a delegation
from the Cincinnati club The re-
ceprl0n comes tonight If the wealth
er Is good 4 Will be held on the
white house lawn, Il not IN the biae
room. Every corner Of tue grounds
is festOoned with electric i.ghis and
Japanese lanterns SeagchNghfs will
play On the fountains
ExpressmeH hve I1sg today de-
iyeFing loads 0i magnificent pres
EMS ar the white house. coming from
every section o. the country form
er President lNl Mrs Roosevelt sent
an antique silver bo@ An members
Of the canineI seni Beautiiu gifts ln
silver
Miss Taft Win Relieve Mother.
Miss Helea TAFT VIII probably 20
through an ordeal tonight hat few
young women of hee aga ever have
faced Mrs. Taft will halp receive
for short time. bHf ii "A expected
that she will not he allowed fd stand
the strain very long. and when she
retlres Miss Helen all step lnto tHe
line BY her fathers side and act as
mistress OF the white hoose
u wiil noi be Miss Taft FIRST fs-
ception u0r Will Il be the first time
that she has received III place Of
her mother his II ViiI be the bIe-
gest reception ia point III numbers
from ala Indications lhst aas eVAr
held al the white house
Several kilograms I0A4attulatiHg
the president and AIRS Tan came To
he white house saturday One was
from the emperor Of Russia.
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seVsraI AetI0na started.

Several actions were started
against the school ftlcisis here ID
compel the payment 81 separate
schO0 clalms Two arose from the
purchase of lots Tor rev negro
school On Instruction. the county
treasurer esfased 20 honor the
claims The bauk Is assignee az a
teachers e.alm the conTt ISSUED All
alternative wTss aa mandaaias % the
c''y school aoards Which made lss
showing today Tifh the result taas
'fs position is sustained. The caan
ty was given three days a. apppsa
e toe decision 0f JBdge Huston
stands the city and several town.
ships, containing many districts. xlil
ayoib the payment Of heavy claims
for separate schools aHd the Bnfdsa
"a supporting aesso schools wlll con
tlnae 70 fan oa tAe county a. d
whole
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THE WEATHER

fBy Associated Preas1
Nea 9fleaAa Tax Tune 1sOkla-
h0ma Faif tDu'eai and Tuesday.