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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-04

mates as high as five times as much,
land apply the reasoning to passenger
las wen as freight traffic. The federal
court took the same view when Il
granted lnjunctions against tariffs
made by the corporation commission,
and recently the commission has is
|sued new tariffs with the rates some
higher During the second hearing
Mf. Peabody was tile chief railroad
witness, and relied upon the increased
cost proposition compared with the
amount of business done, to show
that the carriers would operate al a
loss 1der the new rates. Since the
rates We're placed in effect, the rail-
roads have appealed to the supreme
court Of the state, and al orders
were superseded
The commissioners have stated
they can not harmonize their views
with those Of Mr. Peabody on the rate
question, and it is expected their find
ings win declare the extra cost idea
TO be fallacious
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-04
INTERSTATE SHIPMENTS
Corporation Commission Will
Act Upon peabody
Theories" OF Cost

Special to the Daily Leader
Oklahoma City, Okla, Aug with
~ a month the corporation commits.
sion expects to announce its findings
upon what has become to be locally
known as "Peabody's theories, in
connection with numerous freight
rate hearings. 1T has been the con-
tention of James Peabody. statisti-
clan for The Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe, that, employing the long
and short haul idea, experience mas
proven it costs 30 per cent more to
handle shipments strictly lntrastate,
or between points in the state. than
1t does to handle shipments moving
interstate or Translate. Other rail
road officials have placed the esti-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-04
COTTON BILL
CARRIES BY
BIC MARGIN
Threat 10 Pass Wool Bill OvaI
Presidents Veto StIrs
Up Republicans
(By Associated Press. ,

Washington, D. e. Aug T. Support
ed by all the Democrats and by thirty
insurgent Republicans, the Democratic
cotton tariff bill, the third Of the big
,ariff revision measures brought for
ward by the Democratic house Of rep.
esentatiyes, passed that body early
Thursday evening by 202 to 81
The bin cuts the average tariff on
cotton manufactured goods from rs
to " per cent ad palorem, a ~ per
sent reduction in duty. That the
Democratic leaders estimate to reduce
'eyenue by about S3,00J00O
Not an amendment was offered TO
he bill. although the Republicans at
lacked it vigorously on account oil all
eyed Increases in certain items over
ne rates OF the Payne5Aldrich tariff
aw made
Scarcely had the cheers that greet
% the passage OF the cotton revision
)ill subsidized when Democratic Leader
Underwood, calling up the free list
lil as it passed the senate few days
20, accomplished a strategic move
yAich surprised the Republicans.
lemon Amendment Passes.
He asked for conference on all
he amendments TO the Tree list bill
Yxeept that OF Senator Gronna of
Jorth Dakota, putting cement on the
rec list He urged that the house ac-
ept that amendment, adding to it
lemons.
Pacific coast Republicans made in
'flectual attempts to stop tnls sudden
md unexpected putting "a lemons on
he free list, but the smyldment car
led.
The change gave the house Demo
rats what they claimed to be an add
d advantage in dealing with the SEN
tie in the conference
Last night the Republican leaders
n both houses of congress called in
bsent members from all parts OF the
ountry, in preparation for a threaten-
d attempt Of the Democrats to pass
ne wool tariff bill over President
ats veto. The Democratic leaders
a the house have asserted within the
asst "A hours that they have the nee
ssary tw0-thirds majority to pass the
5ool bill over the president veto aud
ave been doing effective mission Try
'ork in the senate today The Re
hlblican managers in the house INSIST
nat they have enough votes To pre-
ent the two-thirds majority in sup.
lort or the wool bill.
Speaker Clark last night appointed
a conference committee on the rec
lst Din the same conferees who will |
Ct on the wool bill. Representati7 YES I
Underwood, Randell, or Texas, ana I
harrison @. New York, Dsmocrat9, .
'ayne and Dal2ell Republicans.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-04
NEW OKLAHOMA INDUSTRIES.

Bartlesyille- 100000 bank.
Enid S. 900 fuel aud water compan
Frederick -SlSo,Oo0 oil aud gas com.
pany.
Hobart-Cotton gin
Muskogee -S50, ,09e ice and cold sior-
age plant; $4,000 motor company. d
Bawton- SO. 900 oil company.
Sapulpa -sl0,0 900 oil tank protector
company; $4,000 oil company; s5,0gp
oil company; cotton gin.
Tahlequah- 900 telephone COM
pany
Tulsa 100000 oil and gas company
$4,000 oil company.
Tusbka- SO 900 cotton gin.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-04
END or FEup IN SIGHT
'ony Starr and Joe Davis viii Leave
Oklahoma.
pecial to the Daily Leader.

peciaI TO the Daily Leader.
Muskogee. Okla, Aug. 4.-Pony
tarr and Joe Davis will leave the
tate OF oklahoma Thus ends a Bit.
or fepd in the southern part of Mus
ogee county, covering n score or
ears and costing many lives. being
ne o. the bloodiest chapters that has
cen written in the more recent his
ory of the Indian country Starr and
avis, AFRAID of being assassinated II
hey return to their ranches aear Por-
m, have purchased a ranch 75 miles
est of Phoenix, Ariz.. and win there
'egin life all over again.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-04
THE TRUE TEST
-'rled In outhrIe Has Stood the Test

ttSu IN NNtnfie 1dS Stoou the est
The hardest test is the test of time.
nd Doans Kidney Pills have stood
well in Guthrie, Kidney sufferers
an hardly ask for stronger proof
han the following.
J. Sturgeon. 1912 W. Cleveland
we, Guthrie. Okla. SAYS: Several
months ago my back began 20 ache
nd sometimes I was hardly able 10
'alk home from work. The muscles
{ my lOins seemed TO contract and
'Renever stopped knife-like pains
larted through my Kidneys The kid
ney secretions We're scanty and pain
ul in passage and troubled ne at
light Seeing Doan's Kidney Pills
ndorsed IN oUr local paper got
box from Cramers drug store and be
san their use The FIRST few doses
helped me and il was not long Before
any trouble Disappeared. sSeYerali q
my fellow wOrkmen have taken
Doan's Kidney pills and have been
cured of kidney complaint" Estate
ment given January %. l9o6)
Re. Endorsement
On June III. 1910. Mr. Sturgeon
said: Il have had no need OF a kid
ney medicine since used Doan's KID (
ney Pills In 1906. My former endorse I
meut OF this remedy still holds good /
For sale by all dealers. Price 90 T
cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo +
New York. sole agents for the United /
states.
Remember the name-Dozn's-and
take no other.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-04
FOR SALE

The 1911 laws pertaining to Roads,
Highways, bitches and Drains
Pamphlet form. Price 25c each
Special prices on quantities. Address
Book Department, Leader Printing
company, Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-04

ron BkT.R--49sw slecLios law. TAs
Leader offic@.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-04

The 1911 laws pertaining TO Roads
highways, bitches and Drains
amphlet form, Price csc each
pecial prices on quantities. Address
ook Department, Leader Prinua
lmpany. Guthrie.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-27
Charles D. Hilles
Accepts Position as
Secretary to Taft
Assistant in Treasury Department
VIII Succeed Forton-Personal
and Political Friend

WARRINGTON. rsb. W-Charlss p.
HiHes q Dobbs Ferry. y. T.. az present
assistant secretary Of the treasury has
accepted the position q secretary % the
president offered 20 him D. President Tar
TO succeed Charles y. Norton. q vac
learned last night On unquestionabis an
th0rity.
AR. HilleE who tonight h on his way
90 Chicago ana ST. Louis on business for
the Treasury Department 70 20 be sue
cee6ed on March ] IN his position IN the
treasury hy Robert o. Bailey. q forrne1
newEpaper man. He placed his resignation
with Secretary MacVeagh last october.
but President Tan then persuaded him %
remain until TIE close q this session Of
congress
Il now appears that thu president has
again persuaded him from leaving the
government service Secretary Norton. K
Is understood. ~ 70 enter private business
aoon after March 4
M Hliea has been one % the praui-
dents closest friends and most trusted 49,
visors, not only IN official but IN political
matters. He gave Important Political ssrv-
Ice 70 the movement which brought about
NJ Tafts nomination fer president and
this the laftar recognized By Offering him
an important place IN TIE Treasury dsnaFt-
ment within q day after he vas snaug-
urateS-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-27
IOWA AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

Projected BSost fer sllo BuildsnE
During the Tear.
The extension department AZ Ames has
made HrranFensnts 70 boost silo building
IN Iowa during the coming summer As
long as the funds hold out me- win be
sent auywhers IN the state 70 assist in
putting up Hilos. the emily consideration BE-
Ing that their expenses must be PAID BY
the man who is building the slo. some
time during the course o. Construction a
n.eeting win be held. Al which the value
Of the silo and methods Of handling and
feeding slage VIII Be discussed.
The extension men viii rot limit their
work to any one lind Of sila. although IL
is probable that most o. the alOs bult
under their direction VIII be Of the hollow
block type The Iowa experiment station
has done q great Deal % work vita this
y Pc Of sic. Il IL durable keeps the siIaEs
vel and Is reasonable IN price. Any
farmer who 10 contemplating buildinE q
silo this summer would do well TO write
TO the extension department 81 Ames for
further information along this line
The famous five-scne farm contest hsld
BY the state Poultry Board Of Missouri
has Just closed This contest consisted In
laying out q fve-acre poultry farm. draw
ing plans for all the buildings and giBinE
a detailed estimate on the profit ana loss
for three years. There were over 200 con
testants from nineteen different states.
The following is an 0ffieial list Of the
principal winnerz-
Frank z Nlxa. Ames Ia. nve-acre
EARN.
Miss Lille s. Tidwsn, Arkansas CITY.
kan. Prairie STATE incubator.
Rud r. Hlcksn, Amea. Ia. five SACKS
poultry feed.
p e MIA who won first and has had
i've acres u Missouri land decided 10 HIM
by the governor of Missouri is superin-
tsndent q the Iowa state College Poultry
farm. r. H. H1cken. VINO came IN third
is also an Iowa boz and q student taking
poultry work az the Iowa STATE college
The Iowa State Beard 81 Education has
authorized the holding Of q tWo-weeks'
summer short course in agriculture and
household eoon0nics Al the Iowa STATE
college a. AmeE- The course win probably
be held tne lartsr part Of June or early
in july.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-27
UNDER THE HEELS or HORSE
ON The EVE or HIS WEDDING
Oas 81 BuEEy aRa Ktekea is
the Head.

On the eve ef his wedding Mar1in 1enaen.
head bookkseper far the Allen Bros. com
pany. EAn seTieaaly Injured beneath TIE
heels 81 q fraetious horse a. Sixteenth and
California afrssfs ~ go O'elock last night
He Waa taiEsn a 81 Ieseph's hosIdtal and
placed under fhs care q Poliue Surgeon
Peppers and Dr. Ralph W. Cunneu He
sustained a concuEsion q the brain and
sereral severe scalp w0und-.
Jenssn had hired a re YESTERDAY AFTER
noon ard Waa taking two yauag women
frisnds for 8 ride when th4 horse became
frightened and backed Huddsnly INTO the
euro. The impact threw Jensen ever the
dRshboard q the buEEy bensafh ne hssls
q the hicEing horse Tbe y0unE women
jumped from the buEgy when the horse
oesan hneking ana escaped INJURY They
Neft the scene Immediately and their nssnes
fsra not learned
But for the fact thar Dr. ConneIl vas On
b eurnsr nearby when the accident hap
ened And ran 20 The aid Of Jenssa ne
ian prohahly would have dsed me i'm
7eoiate medical Atfentiun. the phvsicians
~. WI save bis llfe-
Jensen ives Al mo Chioaxo street. Il il
aid be Waa 70 have been married toaa~
be ailsged cancee rsfnsod % fsil her name.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-27

Nisa Agnes E. Howe has been elected
president Of IN California state Teachers
association
OF the thirty-stx women recently elected
school teachers.
Miss Virginia GIldersleeve the newly
appointed dean OF Barnard college. Win BE-
formally indicted into office February IS.
feW Of her classes. Including those in
Shakespeare.
Mss BeatnE h Gross. president az me
science club N Normai college Is a. the
neaa % ne movement ~ establish schol-
arshiD fund which VIII give the science
students an opportunity for study al the
Marine Biological laboratory Al Woods
hole Mass- The fund is 10 be q memorial
60 Miss Elsie seringhaua late instructor
Hole
Mrs. Charlotts Barrel Ware. o. ths
faculty Of the Boston university. Is ne
director q the MarelaldE Dairy schaol
TIVE aeszions OF this school were hei5 -
sumner ana were 90 successful thai i has
been aecided 10 ElVe q winter course II
lectures IN the han % the TWentsth Cen
Tended primarily for women who oEu
The superintendent q the view Yors
schools has proposed 70 his principals q
the high schools lhat they visit ire par.
eats q ne puplla- the FIRST parents ris-
tira ~ - t=sssEE esssizree =a& Essaas
. the hish school from TIE Eranzlal
grades a. IRE last examination and fher
failed % pun IN an appearance al ths
hieh school ne parents via BE- Der.
sllaoed u possible 70 lea the children con.
time thelr education
Al ire women in TIE Umirersitv "a
Mlchisan VII Be taxed an annual arhIetil
lee OF s. except those Who are In TIE gym
na-luuL This means thaI an women er
eept the nnsi-yoaf elass- Ehich is requires
+ % CO gymnasium work win helu - pa
for the maintenance a. Palmer FIeld- ae
CURED ~ purchase Of the women tWs
years age IL O. 90 BE- used a. q recreation
Lei4 Tor me women erudenfs-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-27
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
ASKS FOR LAND SHOW DAY
ResaiufioH Adopted Heau-stinE I.eEis.
lafure - So ABart o~ssber
EiEhteen.

Vhe Real Estate eEchanEe yesterday
PASSED q resolution 70 ask the legislature
10 80 WednsadaE. Octoher ~ next a.
hehraEta day a. rne seoand annual Land
show fuios1nE q the r-sclullon In fan.
Mhereas The second Onaha Land show
% ~ hrA1 frum 0,ctobeE ID % - EIl WI
80 the means o. reaching thnuEands ~
ilirerFsfaa persuua and showing them the
oltoItlui-lez en- NenrsslEa and the tsrFi1ury
ranu-lzg % Omaha b. II
Received that the Oru1hr Per1 Flrrarr
eAGnafl9l apNrores the EetlluE auarf u
AeluescuT. October al a. NshraTra anr
e. ne Land ehua and unruiE resurerfrIIls
relag9f the AenrlEEa lelisi azure - rfrr
- ofl-Gial enlGrsellenI . tbe sane
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-27
Whole World Linked
by Wireless Telegraph
Falkland Islands in south Atlantic
Now Receive News, Instead Of
Waiting q Month

LONDON. Fsb. as.-tspesial CatieEranal
How the world - being linked up By
wireless stations b mustrstsd through the
visit 70 London uf s. A Best Eovernor al
the Falkland Islands IN the south Atlantic
where be vas long the chieftuin q az
island elan many leagues from civilization
There are only q little more than 400
people IN the FaIkiands. though the area ID
500 square miles
''Hitherto." naid Mr. Best We have beer
oampelled 70 wait q month for news, which
arrived only By steamer Stanley. the CAPT
tnl. q place o. s0e people. - to have a wire
less station and get the news ~ quickly a.
anybody.
The population here has been stationary
for many years. but nov We nay pick ID q
little Immigrants are not yet wanted n
the Fa1klands. There is nothing for them
70 % and they canuot even SET hotel room.
AS to social life, ne are sure e having
a good nower show once ear. horse
racing, dances occasionally. pink teas and
% On New thai We are Gning 70 set TIE
wireless ne expect 70 cut more o. fgurs
in the weird.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-27
" COMMISSIONERS MEET
/ = cernish csaes AH ths Wy srs.l
Ssw Tork ana Bare Qsarum
- Gafhered.

After r . Cornish. a member q the
care q Park Commissioners. came an
- way fruH New Hork 70 attsnd the meet
q the beard Yesterday Rfiernoon. Il
'oksd as u ms uip would be In vain. For
time d seemed that tes members we're
oinE % Be unahle 90 corral a quorum. but
ornish and 1aha Nshic riualv rounded
Comnisaionar Watson and a quorum
a. mace possible
me onlT formal action taken a. rhs
iosting. which vas he'd IN the para beard
poms In the city han was 10 approve ne
Als for Eehrnarg camrutnriun.r H..
Aler 10 IN San FrHncosco and Connie
eaEr HsIrs-naan b ia e. his home u-htrb
ace securing q Quorum a hard tax A.
erniah len for NeW Vera last nIEhf
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-27
SCHOOL And COLLEGE WORK
Matters Of General Interest in the
Educational World.
ACTIVITIES M FEARBT COLLEGES
AHricuBfsrnl C.ueEe-Eeonaui-s
o. sfua~nt Erpsnse--Edu-
eationaI Noteu.

Mr. p p schiefelbeln- q classic graduate
20 laal ana nov a student 81 the law
school q the Tniversity Of Nehraska. was
praseut a. the meeting % Fremont coTers
FounE Mems Christian association Sunday
morning and gave a talk
Mr. Harold Smith commercial graduate
q na vas IN Fremont this week He
has located In Kearney and 10 proprietor
o. q E09s hardware store.
special program was given IN the
UniOn Literary socistys hail en- last Fri-
day night M c. A. Tsrrplen1an's Mando-
IN Orchestra and Ban5o club furnished
the Music. uhich was fine. A drama IN
one act entitled Mistress Penelope. vas
given b. members q the Union society.
i Was q Etury 81 the revolutionary var
and the charscters uers costumed IN the
manner o. TIE time and occasion
WaahiaEtons birthdaF -as cc1chrated a.
TIE college Eith great enthusiasm A
trained chorus q seventy voices sang from
the pattern The star spangied Banner. q"
Red. White and Blue" and the American
Hymn By Keller Mount vernon Belly
vas sting By Mr.. Albert Lukken. assisted
b. the chorus. The audience taxing on
the enthusiasm OF the singers enFendersd
~ their lea6er. Pref C. ". Weeks. lest
Itself when Q company marched into the
hail 60 marital music. This fife and drum
SERVED 90 kinEle patriotism and round after
round 81 Applause went up from hundreds
q voices. After the enthusiasm suhsided
somewhat the Pharmacy quartet consist
ing % Msssrs. Campbsll RGranbach
FfoskaTec ana KreizinEer. sang Com
rAdes Ia Arms and we're loudly appIauded.
Every member OF the faculty were called
70 their feet and each responded. Prof
ErEizilguT described q visit o Mount
Vernon in detail. President Clemmons' be-
inG absent from town on Lincoln memorial
cay took the opportunity Of paving
tribute 20 Lincoln and compared the lives
and characters 81 these two great men
ais vas q mastery address and the audi
ence changed from Wild enthusiasm TO one
q wrHpt attention. He spoke for about
fifteen minutes and closed By ealing Tor
AnasrioA-" The audience ruse en- masse
and without words or notes the voices q
ne large number Of students present were
heard singing through 20 the end. seem
inEly ae fsEniliar with g as Efth the
prayer learned 81 their mothers knee Il
br0ughf 70 nafnd the great modification
that Mrs Elisabeth Kady stanton expe-
rienced q few years ago when returning
on shipboard 70 her natiVa land Each
nationality board was singing their na-
tiOual hyuan snd when n came the turn Of
the Americans no one knew the lines
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-27

tractivs feature The entire class asssm-
bed on ths piatf1ru at the close q the
program While the president q the class.
Mr Lamcut sisrheuH presented 70 the
school TIE class banner. q rerv Beautiful
design Tn lavender and white. the Furk
% Mrs.. c. A. Murch. Several clever posters
mats 81 the senior class we're IN
sEpectediy produoed By the iunior presi-
dent and caused much u1erriment The
students filed into the chapel the seniors
presented them with fictitious programs
q the perforua1ncs These programs we're
very ortEinal and amusing
me department o. biology was moved
into the new building on Saturday. This
department nov occupies lfs permanent
quarters and VII have a better opportunity
90 expand. Miss Laden and Mss salEren
are very much dsliEhted with their new
quartsrs- They have q splendid laboratory.
fine recitation and consultatign rooms.
storage rooms, etc. Their eouiument is
fully abreast q the times and they are
nov IN position 30 DO strong work
Miss Gertrude Gardner ~ the department
% Latin spent Saturday and Sunday IN
Overton. the guest "a Miss Beulah Ward
graduate Of the normal Miss Gardner
spoke Sunday evening before the Christian
Endeavor society Of Overtun on the Passion
pay, which she Witnessed last sumner
during her uip abroad.
Miss Matilda Etrasaer represents the
Normal Young Women's Christian associ-
alton at the district convention in Sioux
City. Ia. this week
Miss Anna v. Jennings. librarian ad-
dressed the young women Of the Culture
club Al the d0rmitOry THURSDAY evening
on What 70 Read.
Miss Eta Brown, superintendent Of the
model schools. gave q Washing9on's birth
day party Thursday evening 70 the pupils
Of the ninfh and tenth grades Decorations
were very pretty and dainty refreshments
we're served
The kindergarten sund held Their regular
meeting on the evening e the l3ih a. the
home Of Miss Hslen Boyden- Miss Edna
EDWARDS vas leader. he members are
studying the lie q FroebeL The hostess
Miss Boyden. served Light Refreshments.
TIE Kingdom Of hearts Content" q
play Of college life. was presented By the
Dramatic club Of the normal under the
direction OF Mrs Grace =. stsadulan- who
il IN charge Of the department Of eK-
preston Tha play was wen presented
and Vas enjoyed BY q large audience
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-27
Pneumonia 70 be feared mOn
than death from gun shot

. he treqlent changngo tempurrfura iB fha
a. and winter rnunshs ara The sCsu re- - rnTch
AAlfh ana A1alfl E4il1 anf human WIn.
MaHs oalnn. cnld afr. Rnc1l 3. eat nnG -, faira
klrns af prod lcinG crcp q coids and cuuGsaa
Ancee .e1f % F1reIEncr7l- eaH-iW ever rrrn
has rs beEinutaa y q nls1nla csrrh and cod
Ia vas neElecteo- 4 llQuEan4s q people az
g result ~ u more cartnta 10 result IN
- -
- Gun4En cha. rising 1EFer. PuTa fhr1Ef
hoarneneas. running noEa. heAthaha ocngh
ns.nial 5rsathing ars TIE forarunhers 81
:. AF1id TIE s5zEur. 1ry Ehsoas. s.-tsH,. -
a. q AtLoe4T tQE e0lclI nu1 ErrIrhr N NEW.
Dr.. buli'E CouEh eFrun e. fasr ~ rS-t- =
~ getGife. n - perfectly safe and reliable.
"a e1f nfAt rEzae1g ar s0clhi1E and aub-
ehle tnteE and ilnEA- u laheSts cough aud
eoid quickly and cuunIataiy. Test III frrf
~ selN ng n p5tstal tlT girae Ear1ule. Address
a g Never 4 Co. battimors, Id, But 20
have no delay act q regulnr bottle Of the Fgrn-
eQT prlee ..se-s fruEa ylEr aFuqTiqt tnrnr arf
take no substitute. This "a tie bert nl7Tire
We can give F0u % aFoad pneuZnunia.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-27

Pref q n clark q ths Uairsrsity q
Chlo-so save tha nrst % ths series a.
erAzrAl1 reHeinEs Which hs Is o. Eivs In
Omaha 80 tha Noung Women'u Chrirti.n
-ea'ation saturday eFeufag before an m
leresird audience The first resdInr Or
neelf.l As they are called on TIE program.
- trcn 7lhautecier.- ProE Clara zu..e
reeeinHz IRON ths poem connsctinr his
selaeiien Win 40 appreciation q me
soAutiss o. the verse a. Rostand wrote ID
asoEEe harnard shaW's Say CANDIDA p
H % BE- TIE play read Monday erurfnr-
Aaestnr1nck Hiue Btrd~ Um BE- Eivrn
lnsadAy eVsnlnE. Tuesday Afternoon F,ruf
Lara uin Eive lecture ca '-rhs rrare
Ideal 20