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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1911-02-03
Surprising.

It's surprising. isn't it?"
What is?'
How many places there are In the
house where woman can put hsr
pocketbook and forget IL"
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1911-02-03

determination his stock IN trade
become Robin attracting ateh
kru5s commissioner
Within
ingso o the n
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1911-02-03

be reprlm Of the
because had he
would
TO International relationships
10 a giving oIfense
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-11
YE:GGNE:
Fooled IN
BANK RAID
sBy Associated Press,

pilot Grove, Mo. Jan. 1V.--Three
unknown men failed in an attempt to
rob the bank OF Pilot Grove today,
While trying to force an entrance to
the bank they We're discovered by
Night Watehman Veal who summon
cd the agent Of the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas railroad to his aid The
lookout for the robbers saw the watch
man and his companion approaching
and fired two shots The fire was
returned but none was hurt. The
robbers fled. No trace of them
has been found. 1t is believed they
are the same men who robbed bank
at Houstonia, Mo-, Of two thousand
dollars Sunday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-11
HIGHLAND
PARK HAS
TRAGEDY

Josephine HNmmrCN oi@ht wears
ON vas dlowpad l,lo vo.to,,-o,. ia
.,..,,
''''' .'''' '''N ''NV' ''' vernon "'u
OafloH litnphfe} rye aNd three
years Old spectia'N were rescued.
The chillreo were an rollnr sl,at.s
.,n. ,,o. .,,o,,nt, b.. ,..... ..I..,
"''' ' '''N' = ''' '''N ''''''
lrohi tNe souLh 70 t'l' Aof'l Jose
phine WAS nearr thirty teet from
shore when s#e Went through tne
Dain rotten Ice, ANA tne smaller cmt
iren We're nearer shore They evil
ienty TOOK fright and attempted to
reach the bank
Very fortunately. Paul Barnes ana
Hlmore Bender park employees, were
lear They reached fle younger
ularcn and by desperate work got
hem ashore Meanwhile, Johepaine,
hieI,ing for help. had gone down
Rescuins the body was a matter Of
illicully The rescued children We're
Iaken home ANA can was made Jr
The police and fire departments. The
ompany from NO 3 hre station took
Is apparatus along but nothing
ould be done on account Of the thin
ce Chief Mitchell secured aid from
Eslie Walton, WHO vent after a He'll
man boat IN his automobile. Hooks
we're procured from different places.
Dragging was difficult on account OF
ogs at the bottom, but finally the
ody was reached with a LAY hook.
An immense crowd had gathered BY
his time.
The life Of Josephine was one OF
ragedy at the start and the close.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-11
TO C0NSFGRAT{ NEW BISHOP

Arrangements have been made by
Bishop Tuttle of St Louis for the
consecration Of the Rev Theodore
P Thurston Of Minneapolis as Eps-
oopal bishop for Eastern Oklahoma
on st Paui's day, January 25 The
lsecrators will be Bishop futile,
,Frercis Key Brooke OF Oklahoma
ana f. r Millspaugh Of Kansas. Bis
hep l.. II. Brewer OF Montana and
S. c. Elsall of Minnesota will act as
presenters and Bishop William Lawr-
G ce of Massachusetts, will he preach
er
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-11
TURNER IS
NOW CHIEF
JUSTICE:

Hon John B. Turner was today
elected chief justice of the supreme
court of Oklahoma The court held a
formal session in Oklahoma City and
Justice Turner was named to succeed
Justice Dunn at the head of the
bench. Ills term as Justice win ex-
rire in 1912. Justice Hays is the only
member Of the bench who has not
attained the Chief position, but his
term lasts for -four years yet.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-11
OENOUSCES ozark LANTERN"
METHODS OF LEGISLATURE
Declares LOTlmer Knew His
Election Was Result Of
Corrupt Bargain
(By Associated Press.l

washington, D. G, Jan. l0-In an
exhaustive speech today Senator
Crawford, Of North Dakota, denoun-
ccd Senator l.orlmer and declared his
conviction that Lorimer is not en-
titled to retain his seat in the Sen
ate. Crawford said he was convinced
Lorimer knew what was going on ia
the legislature that elected him, yet
profted the fruits Of corrupt pIac-
Ices.
"A game was PLAYED lie said, "in
which an party principles were aban-
doned and control of the house seized
by INSCRIPTIONS men with dark liant
erl schemes to promote"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-11
E:v|DE:: E::NCE::
AGAINST
WOMAN
(By Associated Press.)

Wheeling. w. Va. Janu. l0-Wm.
Wolfe, a stogie manufacturer, on the
stan today in the trial Of Mrs Laura
Farnsworth schenl on the charge OF
poisoning her husband, told Of a trip
abroad last year with John Schenll
and MIS-. Sehenk Wolfe said Schenlx
became i'll two days after leaving
Wheeling and became steadily worse.
He said Mrs Schenk said to him,
Billy. don't oelieye John viii live
long.
Dr. Gregory Ackermann, later a
witness, teafiHed to examining Schenk
during his Illness and finIing black
line on bis gums, an indication OF
lead posoing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-11
RETAILERS WILL MEET TONIGHT

There will be an important meeting
OF the Retailers association at the
chamber Of commerce rooms tonight
The annual election is to be held
and plans for the new year and the
new era in Guthrie discussed. There
will be buffet luncheon.
The arnual meeting, banquet and
smoker Of the chamber Of commerce
viii be held at the lone hotel Thurs
day night. Tickets will be issuei
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-11
OKLAHOMA
CHS LEAD
ARKANSAS
[Ry Assnclafed press.l

Washington, D. c. Jan. 10-Cotton
ginned in 1910 before january l.,
according to the report of the census
bureau this morning, was ll0S74f2
bales, compared with 9,6iI327 bales
FOR 1909. l2,465 ,29S bales for 1908.
The percentage OF the last two crops
ginned to January ! was ninety-fve
and eight-terths for 1909 and nnty-
five and three-tenth for 1908 Round
bales included this year are 109,2S
compared with 143, 9i9 for 1909 and
230,512 for 1908. Sea Island bales
.ncluded are S2,422 for 1910, eompae
ed with S9,611 bales for 1909 ana So,
52S bales for 1908, ginning by states:
Arkansas Observation-Disclosures. 725,S7S
Oklahoma ............... S96,355
Texas Observation-Disclosures. .2,8SS,47S
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-11
U. S GRAND july IS GR|ND|AG

The Federal grand jury seems to be
grinding away at Il good rate. Pest
Office inspectors and Indian agents
are here in force and there are sew
eral Indians in town, presumably as
witnesses in liquor cases One OF tao
most conspicuous is old See tIaw, tae
Usage who was formerly in court for
horse stealing and other offenses.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-11
FROM COMFORT TO sQUALOR

Packing mp was commenced at the
Office Of The auditor of state today,
Leo Meyer, the incoming aduitor,
came to tie c.ty This morning and the
entire force WAS 81, 70 rork getting
ready for the move. IL is said the
Office win be pat into poor quarters
IN Oklahoma city There IS no eulta-
ton over the quarters furnished any
OF the officers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-11
Operation Not Necessary

c. w Gilchrist, head of the shoe de-
partment at Browns was reporte
doing well at the hospital today he
was taken there over a week ago anu
it was thought an operation would
Re necessary There are iidications
that he will recover without an oper-
alton for appendicitis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-11
Married by ludae strana

Robert Brooks and Miss Treva
Laws were married here today oy
Judge Strang. The bride ana groom
are each twenty years old ana they
came from Perkins and Latham re-
sepctively.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-11
Evangelist Remains over Niuht

Rev. G. B. Cole. the evangelist
who has been conducting a success
ful revival meeting at the West Side
M. e. church, has consented to ie
main oyer tonight on account Of the
vast interest manifested in last
lights service.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-11
HIS WORDS RING TRUE.

ing board, composed ex-otficio OK state
officials. 1t is no disparagnment of tho
ability, integrity or good intentions Of
any of these officials to say that the
banking interests OF the state would he
better served if our banking laws were
administered by a differently constituted
board, These state officials have an the
work that they can possibly properly do,
attending to tile duties OF tile offices 10
which tile people have elected them, ani
they cannot give the needed time ana
attention to their duties as members Of
the banking board, without seriously
negleeting their other official duties
The state banking business OF Oklahoma
has already assumed vast proportions.
on Nov 10 1910 there were six hundred
and ninety-three hanks with total as
sets or Si6&MoSqN with such vast
aggregate oG resources, constantly in.
crcasng. ana touching and influencing
very artery of legitimate business ia
he state too much care cannot be exer-
Used in dealing with the subject 70
handle the problem safely and to tno
best advantage Of the people, men well
u9lihed to cope with the subject and
with ample time to devote thereto,
should he placed in charge tin the
proper conduct Of the banking interests
# the state partisan politics should
lave no place It Is a business affair.
pure and simple and should be entirely
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-11
Gov. Cruces First Message to Legis-
lature Business-Like Document
MUST <z:0EEM CAMPAIGN PLEDGES

Recommend. ons of New Chief Executive are
All in Line With the Administration of the
States Affairs Upon Business Principles
Presents Strong Views on Education, Elec-
ton Laws Banking, the Courts and the
Prohibition Question.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-11

UNeTaI on VTCTTW TOUdy
The funeral OF Josephine Humphrey
he little girl drowned in Highland
ark lake yesterday, was held a the
ONE at noon today and the snter-
neat was al Mckinley late in the Rt-
ernoon. Employees and officers OF
he street car company SEM mony
lOral remembrances.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-30


49, At twenty-five, unless they are particular
ly lucky in the matter of skin. And yet
DR.. Yamei Kin must have been about twenty-five
back in the early eighties, for she was graduated
from the Womens Medical Inhrmary of New York
IN 1855, and has put in good quarter of century
position of women in China
But as to the position of her eountry-women,
she doesn't consider that it would be safe to give
them their liberty with very great rapidity.
the White Star liner Laurentie, with Miss Hsui
San Pal young Manehu girl whom Dr. Kin Is
bringing to America to study, just the English Ian
euage and then medicine.
The Chinese upper class women are moral.
she said. They are not allowed to be anything
else. But tie two or three have known Who
broke through the barriers were % bad that I
should be very sorry to see these barriers remov.
ed until something else is put in their place I
don't believe IN cutting down barriers before the
sAsfor the upper class men Of China, know
let me see"-and DR. Kin put Ter small fingers
before her large dark eyes for minute and eonsid-
s.sdf .now in 2, ny large .eSu.int.4se only
Is coming when China must deal with the question
of eoneubinase don't know that the custom
can BE done away with altogether, bat the way in
which men take more wives on any and every pre-
text q tie great evil Of my country.
There aren't any woman suhraeists In China.
fof, as the men haven't the vote yet, the women
aren't thinking about Il There is movement for
more equal rights. In many things-aot only prop
poxes ttaa men. but they are inteiiisent II yoa
eosM nlk with them you would be surprised to
see Nv eWake they are"
D.. "a wili say h Amssiea about two mouths
.ss % s ' s sx :ss ' .ssss ss ss ..: - =: ' 4 f =.
Isin So wil have 10 noebls n leesurins. -
fore AMesicaa aud3eneee for she speals nuSof Eng
lish than most American womea do
The Washington herald., 1911-04-30
BY MARJORIE


tribute a charming percentage of gowns
coat suits and wraps for late spring and
summer wear
The charming silks and satins employed for
smart coat suits are doubtless very tempting but
these will not give same service as tussah. Per-
sistent wear does not to affect this enduring
weave and rarely do we hear of it becoming thin
,or frayed. Its simple, rich beauty combines well
with plain or figured materials. Among the fash
ionabe garnitures Oriental banding, hand embroid-
cry, beading, braidng and fanciful trimming of self
material tussah appears to special advantage.
While all eolors will be worn, white, ivory and
natural coors will be distinctly in the lead. Black
and white striped silk with touches Of color in the
way Of pipings and motifs of Oriental embroidery
are skillfully introduced especially, or ivory and
natural color
The heavier laees now in vogue as point venice.
Fiet and guipure combine effectively with tussah,
so also do the net laees in all-over bandinss and
single motifs. ~
Sailor collars in numerous variations are
fashioned of lace with borders Of tussah of con-
trasting material Drectore are also of lace
and cuffs of lace invariably added or small un-
der sleeves
A stunning afternoon gown, part Of June
brides trousseau, is Of coral pink tussah Through
the centre sweeps broad panel Of tussah, the
sleeves and sides of skirt are of all-over point de
the collarless bodice to the hem Of the skirt At
the base OF the shortwaisted bodice extends but
terhy bow of black satin. This is worn in the cen
tire pressed fat.
The models on this page show charming vsria-
tions of the modish coat suit.
The first is new blue tusssh with hish-waisted
skirt made on slender, elose-6tting lines with
deep hem. The coat is one Of the latest models
made slightly short-waisted, the fullness being held
in place by strap band Of selfmstehng blue satin
carrying four crochet buttons The sides Of the coat
are cut away in deep points, euving deeper IN back
The sailor collar and cuts are Of tucked tussah
bordered with satin.
The second model shows the modish dfaped e.
feet ia coats with pepaum gracefully shaped. The
collar il bfsided and shsped piece a the peplum
is also treated is this manned.
Two panels With curved sides appear ct tHe
sides. A shaped bend q hcsiding II the esars =
quaintiy introduced.
Hat Of satin straw viii dnele ,whits pluma
rising high from the right side near the baek
The Washington herald., 1911-04-30
China Is Not Ready for
C--n
Suffrage

N the first place, she is a most attractive
little creature. with skin smoother and
fresher than most American women have
At twenty-five, unless they are particular
Cañon City record., 1911-05-11
part in the big road celebration or
"wednesday.

Wednesday.
F. L. Mcfarland of the Denver Real
Estate exchange and party Df
friends are coming down for the road
celebration and Flower carnival" ,n
Friday and Saturday. They will make
the trip by automobile. coming here
by way OF Colorado Springs
Dr. Otis Orendorff, the hustling sec
retary of the Canon City Automobile
club, is the owner of handsome new
Paige-Detroit touring car. the only one
OF its kind in Fremont county. 1t is
of the latest 1911 model and possesses
that peculiar rakish appearance char
acteristic of the newer cars of all
standard makes. 1t is four-passeng-
er machine and is beauty;
The Canon City Business Mems as
sociation requests that all places of
business on Main street be closed
during the floral parade OF the Canon
City Civic Improvement association.
beginning at 1870 O'Clock Saturday af-
ternoon. The spectacle promises 10
be one of exceptional beauty and 1t
is hoped that everybody will have an
opportunity of witnessing it.
Cañon City record., 1911-05-11

Stylish. up-to-date Hats; your
choice. for $500 Friday and Saturday.
May ~ and 13. Don't forget the date.
Miss Alice Bradham. 414 Main st.
24s-4t
Cañon City record., 1911-05-11

they visited Mr. and Mrs. c. G. Pat
terson and family.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs Cliff Hardy.
at Colorado Springs Friday morning.
May 5th, baby girl. named Frances
Reed Hardy.
Louis Meuhlbach of Coaldale, form
| er member of the board of county
commissioners. Is q business visitor
in Canon City today.
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frazier Hoffman are
spending a few days in Canon City
as guests of his brother. 8. B. Hoff-
man and wife.-Citizen.
David s. and James Davis were in
the city from Coal Creek this MORN
ing and accompanied Attorney J. d.
Blunt to Canon City where they trans
acted some legal business.-Citizen.
p. F. Pnug. formerly engaged in
fruit growing on Lincoln park. but
who left here for the east a couple OF
months ago. is now the proprietor
and manager of a harness and sad
dlery shop. at Rochester. Pennsyl-
vania
John Anderson OF Castle Rock.
sheriff OF Douglas county, brought
colored man convicted OF horse steal
ing. to the penitentiary on Friday.
While here Mr.. Anderson visited his
old friend and former neighbor. II. s.
Maddox. secretary of the Canon City
Business Mems association.
A handsome baby daughter WAS
born to Mr.. and Mrs Roy Mullen OF
South Third street. South Canon. Fri
day night. Molaes aal infant doing
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Balman and
children and Mrs. L. r. Hayden. came
down from Hillside this morning In
the BaIman auto. They made the trip
in two hours and a half and state that
it was delightful trip.
Col. and Mrs C. T. crozier came
over from their ranch near Center in
the San Luis valley on Friday for a
visit with Canon City friends. They
left this morning for ordway and 9th
er points east to look after some prop
erty interests Col. crozier says the
prospect for a big yield of agricuitur-
al products in the San Luis valley
was never better than II is at pres
cnt- There is an abundance OF mo,s-
ture and oats and other grain crops
are growing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs Don Nlkirk. who have
been staying a, the Denton hotel dur
Ing the winter months, are moving
to a home in the nine hundred block
on Macon avenue. where they will pars
tho summer.
Mr.. l.. y. Browner OF Kansas ciy
arrived In town yesterday and is a
guest at the Denton for few days
while visiting relatives in the CITY.
MIR. Browner this morning took a
ride over the skyline and as n resul,
is certain to be booster for Canon
city.
Cañon City record., 1911-05-11
Monday.


Miss Lucille r Lester. of Levada,
Colorado. is the house guest OF her
old friend and former co-worker. Miss
Anna VI. Hill. of the South Canon
schools and who lives at soi River
street Miss Lester and Mill Hili were
teachers together at walscnburg.
Mr.. w. A. Watson has gone over
to Eagle. and waicot to visit his two
sons who live over there.
A marriage license was issued this
morning to Prospero sendejos and
Elizabeth Cobrctt. both OF Canon CITY.
Charles Austin. owner and manager
OF the Gave OF the Winds" at Mani
tou. Is greatly interested in the forth
coming road celebration here and will
visit Canon City next Friday. He viii
make the cross country trip with the
Colorado Springs Automobile club.
Tuesday
A marriage license was issued Mon
day to Irving W. woolsey. of Roswell.
New Mexico. and Miss Maude Chap
man. OF this city.
All disorders yield quickly to CHR
opractic spinal adjustment, without
drugs or knife. Why suffer with In
somania when the cause can BIO rs-
moved by Pickard & Plckard. Chirop-
racticors. Room 3. p. o. Bldg. W-D
Special sale on all trimmed Hats
Friday and saturday--I2 and 13. Miss
Bradham. 4Is Main st. asst
Mrs. Truman stockton and little
son of Denver are down for a weeks
visit at tho home of Mr and Mrs. I.
X. stockton and family. Mr.. Truman
stockton will be down later in the
week and will remain over to take
Cañon City record., 1911-05-11
News Notes
Ragslale's
Real Estate
Bargalnb-

"a Notary Public-W. B. Rowland. 6aS
Main street. Record office.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-24
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

LAL ( CASHIER wanted. Apply Geo.
Pirie Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-24
BOARD AND ROOM OFFERED.

WARM ROOMS and board, $4.25 per
week at 722 Broadway.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-24
Don't Let Yourself
DeteriOrate
KEEP YOUR OLD PHOTOGRAPHS
AND COMPARE NOTES.

TT is very good plan for woman
to keep her old photographs I'm the
order in which they were taken, not
out of vanity. but with a practical
purpose In mind, that she may prevent
herself from deteriorating In her APP
pearance as much as possible.
The camera does not lie, and that
Baggfng chin, those lines at the corner
Of the mouth and also, alas, that in
oreasing avoirdupois simply show
carelessness. laziness and a general
going to seed
The women who remain beautiful
when they are grandmothers only do
so at the cost OF much trouble and
constant watchfulness.
The tight corset is the cause of more
bad compilations than anything else
To 1t the numerous lines of the face
may be ascribed, and also, let It be
said, the tight corset is not such a
good flesh reducer, after all for IL
prevents a woman from taking exer-
else and encourages her 10 ride In
stead OF to walk.
The prominent abdomen ts largely
the fault OF an improper standing po-
sition. To have good figure one
must adopt the habit of holding the
abdomen back.
A good exercise for reducing it con-
sists in arching the chest while bend
ing the body slowly forward and
backward.
Touching the floor without bending
the knees is another excellent exer-
else for reducing the stomach: also
lying fiat on ones back and raising the
feet straight in the air, letting them
fall and rise without bending them.
The best thing In the world for thin
hair is massaging the scalp. Gripping
1t firmly with thumb and fingers, it
should be worked forward toward the
face and then back again.
Massage with a good cold cream
should be performed often to insure
an absence of wrinkles on the face.
The massage should proceed with an
upward movement always.
A complexion which is coIorless will
be much improved by first washing
the face thoroughly with warm water.
leaving a very hot towel on the face
for one minute. This should be fol-
lowed by plentiful applications of cold
water, the whole giving a rosy glow
to the skin.
A strict attention to diet and cloth
ing not worn too tight so that IL dis.
courages exercise is the cure for ex.
cessive fat. Gymnasium exercises
tennis, handball. ETC., all help in tn,
good work. The most inexpensive
way OF reducing fat Is TO reduce car
fare.
Last and not least. the woman who
wishes to retain her youth should re-
tain her interest in life and study and
read to keep up to date. This gives
brightness to the eyes superior to
any cosmetic.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-24
HINTS FOR THE sEAMsrREss.

When your scissors require sharpen
ing take an ordinary knife steel, upon
which place the blades as if you were
in the act Of cutting BY drawing steel
along the blades in this way several
times you will And the scissors in good
condition.
For odd buttons, loose hooks, eyes
etc, keep in your workbasket several
large safety pins, and as odd buttons
or hooks require disposal slip them on
the pin with others of a size, being
careful to fasten securely
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-24

The New Jersey mayor who was
horsewhipped by an irrated lady APP
peared before the grand jury to have
her indicted for "unladylike' behavior.
IL she had been content with a tongue
lashing he would probably have con-
ceded her the privilege Of her sex, but
her rudeness in using a horsewhip in
addition hurt his feelings too much
for meek endurance.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-24

GIRL wanted for general housework.
Mrs. M. j. Ryan, Oil Tenth street
north.