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And moreover. viii Treasurer pun
lop accepl That bunch Q. Siuo''"'
state WaITants@
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lack Johnson has begun tra.uin2
for Jim Flynn Looks ike ahotneF
unnecessary precaution.
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G., 90 delicious healthful. appetizing'
,.c.I. lLuch Tor your money. THE All
I,N IN GOODS instantaneous and
fearl Tapioca.
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The local ball team is still on the
road-but not in action.
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The park fand thrown INTO the cap
nal campaign would help some.
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Just received at the owl Drug
store fun line OF an The latest
copyright books
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The bIlsine ssman loves the music
of his Typewriter SAYS phiioso-
uher. Whether she can sing makes
no difference
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,iidh' lie amt never let no niger
nv 1,r a. me table longside OF him. -
he Popular Magazine.
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The Height OF Diplomacy

1t was at the Briusb embassy AZ
| Washington A DISTINGUISHED English
man was delivering a lecture. and IN
his audience were many big diplomats
! and high-society people and two news
lpaper reporters The two reporters.
being only dumb driven cattle, who
worked for living among all those
Ipeople whose business was inheritin2
gold spoons, stood in the rear Of the
room.
just as the lecturer spread on the
Eambient atmosphere his most gorge
ous verbal picture, a large German
tried to sit down quietly in chair
in front of the reporters He did sit
down. achieving a transfer from the
Ichar to the floor with a great clat-
ter. which peeved the lecturer and an
moved the guests. who were all anX-
ious to get the talk over and organ
ize a stampede for the punch bowl.
Everybody in the room turned around
and gared in the direction from
which the noise had come. But that
German. was too smart for them HaV
ing hurled himself against the floor.
he STAYED there breathing a fine mix
ture of wax and meal which had been
rubbed in preparatory to the dane
ing that was to come later on And
everybody glowered at the poor.
reporters clearly indi-
eating hat such unspeakable persons
should never have been let into the
place.
After the lecture was over, Mr.
Bryce. the Britism ambassador. found
and shook hands with the asnte Ger
man. remarking:
Your fall and subsequent recum
bent position were the most exquisite
piece OF diplomacy ever saw in
Washington THE Popular Magazine
One OF The Knox Knocks
Philander C. Knox. the secretary of
state. received one day in his office
a bunch of high browed Washington
newspaper correspondents. I'm the
number was William Hoster who
stepped TO the front with copy Of
his paper in which was one Of his
under big black headlines
The dispatch dealt with the affair of
the department of state and ran along /
glibly as if the writer had enjoyed |
The confidence of Mr. Knox regard /
ne the whole matter.
What do Won think OF this article?' /
asked Hoster exhibiting no modesty /
rs he banded the paper 10 the see /
-etarv OF state.
After looking this over" said Mr. |
Knox graciouslv, Il must say. Mr.
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Oklahoma city ought TO celebrate
TIE !th on the Howe addition
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a. a complete line of pure drugs ana
u. !. .uggists' sundries at the owl Drug
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-29
GUTHRIE DAILY LEADER
phbIiched daily from The Leade
HY LESLIE c. NIeLAcK.

MEMBER or ASSOCIATED PRESS,
United Press Leased Wire Service.
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~ "athrie Hardware Company -
cue FrestO-Lite Exchange.
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Standing OF Candidates
in the Presidential Race

Ohio was the only state TO hold
presidential primary during the week
% gave Roosevelt g and TAFT To, Tn
siX delegates al large to he selecte
M convention this week. viii be fo
Roosevelt and are credited TO him il
the liable
The Ohio primary gave Harmon 3
and Wilson T. The six delegates a
large are TO, Harmon and under III
unlt rule he Will get the Wilson mi
ncrity. making a solid delegation o
4S
In the Republican table only 26 Mis-
souN votes are placed definitely. Th'
other 10 viii he contested,
Following the Ohio disaster. Pres
Gent TAFT moved onto New Jerse
" here he is again fighting Roosevelt
The primaries will be held there ne'
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The St Louis Racket. now Kings
Racket is getting the trade. Fall in
line.
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The state Is for Guthrie.
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BITS OF BY PLAY.
The ORIGINAL seIf-Made Man

J. n a u 4. e a Il q q 4 e =. = r
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n Vt, IIhTl 7 IE.
Commissioner of Safety
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Tuesday Il is believed that Roose-
welt Will get the majority of the dele
gates which viii be another severe
hlow at the candidacy of Mr. Tart,
no, however. announces that he will
certainly be able 10 control the Chica-
go gathering and that he already has
enough delegates in sight to insure
his nomination. He ridicules the sus
estion of Senator Dixon. the Roose-
welt campaign manager that he with
draw in view of his reputation by
his own state. He saws Roosevelt
lost New York. his state and that he
can AFFORD to lose Ohio. Nevertheless,
the opinion grows that only a miracle
can save the nomination for Taft.
The Virginia Democratic delegation
will have Wilson leanngs but will be
to' liberty TO shift for itself unbound
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WHAT STATE PAPERS SAY
ABOUT CAPITAL BILL

= y r J. = = ,. = -: = r y >. =. .
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sUBsCRlpTION RATES DAILY,
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MOTHERS

OWL DRUG STORE
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OKLAHOMA (wEEKLW- LEADER
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12
|By Proper Treatment With
% ''1ry-NeW-Life"

Or those attributes Of beauty with
which nature has endowed all woman.
KIND, she may retain and even enhance
her personal charm and readily correct
any deficiencies that may exist. Skin
blcmIshcs and wrinkles NAV be entirely
eradlrated, puCls and discoloration un.
der the eyes taken away, double chin
removed and the neck, bust or arms
rounded out to symmetrical proportions.
With the aid of 'Try-Ncw-Life and
a little study Of your individual case
a private beauty parlor may be estab-
lishcd in every home,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12

woman is rheumatism. The general
health may seem excellent, the mind
may be clear. the sufferer may desire
and may need TO be actively about his
work, but because Of a swollen ONT,
sore muscle. an infamed tendon or
other result Of rheumatism he must
sit idle or even keep his bed and suf-
fer torment besides. Some Of the
cures of this painful malady by "Try-
Ncw-bife' arc almost beyond belief.
Men have come into Hamilton Beach
Gtore walking painfully with cane,
and after one free treatment have gone
away walking erect and with no pain.
Women with hands drawn and knot
ted with the agony Of rheumatism or
gout have, after single free treat
ment, used fingers and wrists that had
long been stiff and useless.
Even iuhammatory rheumatism, in
which muscles, teudons and nerves are
so swollen and tender that the skin
cannot be touched without causing in.
tense suffering, gives way before the
soft. delicate, soothing touch OF "Try.
w-Life.' And any discovery that
robs Intammatory rheumatism of any
OF its suffering and terrors is surely a
boon to humanity, if 1T did nothing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12
New Magic Instrument
For Healing Disease Is
Offered at Low Rental

Small payment down gets machine
for month, and rent may be applied
on purchase price.
For the benefit Of those who suffer
from headache, rheumatism. nervous
ness, sleeplessness, sciatica, soreness OF
the muscles. or any of the complaints
due to poor circulation and ill-nour-
ished organs. the Hamilton Beach com.
pauy at 15 w. First South street will
rent its marvellous new machines, "Try-
NcwLife,' at a small monthly rem,
tai.
Free Treatments will be given every
applicant at the store-and when relief
is given the sufferer will be sure TO
want machine to take home with him.
Its operation is so simple and tho re-.
suits so amazing that he doesn t want
to go away without it,
The man or woman who can afford
it buys one at once, But the man who
cannot afford the price has this OPP
portunity. By paying a small monthly
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12

away the tendency TO headache. feeling
Of stutfiness and exhaustion
Stiff reck-which is rheumatism of
the muscles of tho neck--sore throat,
asthma, any of the affections of the
neck feel instantly the beneficial ef-
fects when Try New-Life" is given
trial Relief from pain, feeling Of
warmth, comfort and the glow of health
are felt by the sufferer in moment.
Sore feet, stiff ankles, tender mus
cles, pain in the instep, will all show
quick Improvement under the magic
touch OF "TrY-New.Lfe
Scalp troubles aresrelieved by s"Try-
Ncw-Life. Since dying and falling
hair are due 10 lack of healthy crcu.
latioD and nutrition. it follows that
anything that stimulates the circula-
ton of the scalp and makes the blood
carry more food to the roots Of tho
hair will help it TO grow. "Try-New-
Life y does this in perfectly natural
way.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12
Preserves and
Produces Hair

Dandruf and falling hair arc the re-
suits of poor scalp uourjshment. Con-
gestion of the veins which feed the hair
roots causes the scalp to harden and
| dry and the hair to wither and fall
out. No treatment whatsoever will re-
lieve this condition Of scalp circulat ton
except massage. The blood must be
brought back to the scal/ and when
that is done nature will supply the hair.
"Try- -New-Lifch is a natural enemy
to dandruf and imparts soothing eff
feet to the brain. Tt stimulates the
circulation, revives the life in the scalp
removes all dandruG, prevents hair from
falling out and Tevitaiizes the hair
roots.
For the waist, which ought to be
slender and yet muscular and plant,
but which, through lack of exercise,
tends to grow thick and pudgy, moth.
ing will restore its lost suppleness like
II thorough course OF scientific massage
as given only by the magical little ma
chine. "Try New Life. -
For hips which lack the long. grace.
full flowing lines they used to have and
arc beginning TO show a suspicion of
fatness, the best and surest and quick
cst-and by far the easiest--Iis to treat
them with "Try. Life" the new
est scientific massage.
The faco shows the effect of faulty
circulation perhaps quicker than any
other part of the human body. PIN
pies, wrinkles. sallGwness. habby cheeks,
lax muscles about the chin, crows feet
about the eyes, dry and harsh skin,
all show plainly the effects of poor cir,
culation, "Try New-Life supplies
this by stimulating a normal supply |
of blood, and quickly brings the bloom
of youth to the sallow cheek and CLEAN |
of health TO the tired eye.
CITY. New,Lifo' is the only thing
that will in any wise take the place |
of physical exercise and help the sys-
tenn to throw off the effects OF neg
lected muscles and nerves, aud bring
back the health, beauty and bodily
vigor that Nature meant for every man
and woman.
The "Try New. Life" machines may
be seen in the hands of skilled oper-
ators at the store of the Hamilton.
Beach company, IS w. First So st.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12

strength TO do the extra work he is i'm.
posing on her, and takes from the stom-
ach the energy she needs elsewhere
Then sour stomach, burning, gas, loss
OF appetite, pain and sometimes con.
stipatlon, sometimes diarrhea, follow.
Not only will "Try- New Life tone
and strengthen the body so that 1t can
carry a heavier load of work but it
will work directly Oh the stomach and
Under sklllful handling the flow of the
gastric juices is stimulated. the stomach
is encouraged and strengthened TO 90
on with the perIstaltic movements. the
intestlnes are helped to take UP their
burden, and the whole process of di.
gestion is FASTENED and encouraged.
Sore, tired, aching feet respond at
once to the soothing effect OF CITY
NewLifef and the pain is taken AWAY
in a few minutes.
Painful, stiff, useless muscles result
ing from broken bones, dislocatlou,
sprains or other causes that compel
quickly Invlgorated and built up by
"Try-New-life.t' The application is
in the nature OF exercise, and has the
suroe effect on the muscles. II has the
further effect OF stimulating a full and
healthy flow OF blood. which builds up
the TISSUES, and of stimulating and in
vigorating the nerves which control
the muscles, Some wonderful cures
have been made in the few months that
this magical little machine has been
before the public.
If you are suffering from any all
ment whatever-if you arc not as well
and strong and happy ns Nature in
tended you should be--you will not be
treating yourself fairly if you do not
at least call and see what fETry. New.
Life can do, 1t will not cure every.
thing. There are even some diseases
which in I'm advanced stage might be
aggravated instead of cured But the
skilled operators in attendance will tell
YOU frankly il you cannot be helped.
But for all the ordinary ills Of hu.
manity "Try-New. Life" will give
quick relief and in many cases per-
maneut cure besides, Especially is it |
fine for the woman who is weak and
nervous and worn out, and the man
who lacks strength and vigor-who is
. all in Come in and get free dem.
onstration Mt No. 10 West First South
street and YOU will understand the full |
meaning, Of the words quick relief
from PAIN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12

Defective hearing is often relieve ed
IN single minute. especially if it be
due to catarrhal affection of tho nasal
passages, Instances have been known
where the sufferer, after a fve-minute
treatment, plainly heard his watch tick
when held several inches from his ear
"a thing he had not done in years,
In one case very old man came to
the Hamilton Beach store, so nearly
deaf that he could hear nothing unless
one shouted at the top of the voice
through an ear trumpet. was given n
free treatment both for Rheumatism Of
tho knees, which were so stiff that he
could not rise from a chair without
help, aud for his deafness. Inside of
fifteen minutes the pain WAS taken
from his knees so that he could sit and
rise without help, and in his excite
ment over this relief he dropped his
ear trumpet and did not notice for sew
sral minutes that the treatment had
cured his deafness 80 that be was talk
ing and hearing very well without it.
Sleeplessness is the bane Of persons
with worn nerves, especially women,
whose nervous organizations are very
delicate. No matter how hard has been
the days work, how tired they are at
night, and how much they need good
night s sleep. they toss and turn, roll
and writhe many times until almost
time to get up before they can close
their eyes. Now, sleep is natural to
the healthy person. All that ''Try-
New Life does is to help Nature set
up natural conditions, and sleep comes
at once, This it does by soothing the
nerves and lesseniug the flow Of blood
to the already tired and worn brain.
The operator who knows how to use
tho magical little machine works on
the nerve centers of the neck and back.
quieting them and aiding them to carry
on the breathing and circulation nat,
urally. Then tho face and head are
stroked with soft applicator, and
feeling Of drowsiness steals over the
sufferer. The quiet hnmming Of the
little machine somehow seems to helm
make one Sleepy, and many n time q
sufferer has almost fallen asleep in the
chair, though she had not known a full
night S sleep In weeks.
One OF the first tasks that tired Ma.
ture begins to slight is digestion. No
matter If one is careful what he eats
and drinks, and what hours he keeps,
If he puts too great a strain on his
system by overwork or worry he
IS likely to find that his stomach is
Failing him. Nature needs all her
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12

rental, he may take the machine home
with him, treat himself and his fami
~, if they need it for one month, and
then either return the machine to the
store at Is ", First South street, or
he may buy the machine and tho
month rent applies on the purchase
price.
Results-that is all that enables the
Hamilton Beach company to make such
an offer as this No other company
ever made such an offer, because their
goods will not give the results that
"Try. .New-Life gives. The Hamilton
Beach company knows that when once
Il customer has been given treatment,
he will want machine TO take home
with him-apd that, IL he once rents
a machine. ne would not let it go out
Of his house again at any price.
So the company is giving free treat
ments at its store, 10 ". First South
street, and rents and sells machines to
sufferers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12
TO ENJOY GOOD HEALTH
TRY II E.\AI- III -
Edache Rheumatism, Constipation, Give Way Ease
When Circulation Is Stimulated Operators Show
How to Use Wonderful Instrument That
Restores Tired Nerves
q u "a u .R

u,seases can he successfully
sIth Try.NewLifcug There
a ~" mat cannot. The reason
'nat 1t is nothing violent,
pa'l'''l' nothing disagreeabIe,
'sa'ust which Nature rebels.
s.,s syp,fary, il is merely Il scien.
!, IVA OF helping Nature when
',;a.s. ION overwork, weakened
|Lody u'sease, or handicapped
'''ect'Ve in any particu-
"e is Que Of The most com.
.,l;,s ''e OF the most painful, of
I. - ailments of mankind
y Tue most stubborn. In Tho
' ol,;o, a operator. "Try-Ncg.
|hl.. ~ 'oc throbbing nerves,
ava, =, veins of The head to
hin ,r s excess Of, blood that
sys ~ ''e brain, aud in = few 'na' ma'
Nav - ''rooDins, tearing pain
''Pafev. "'y leelIng of ease
',,h,s.' 'S /, most irritating disease
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12
Inclusive Stores Selling
lry-NeW-Life"

nsl r, M Lake s exclusive stores handling the
eha Co., Fy-Now-Lfe" Machines They are the Keith
'ksr prn 10y The H. G, M. J. Drug Department and the
NndueodI IS Dry Goods company demonstration is be-
will h a' the latter store and customers at all three
y thor now the little machines work, and may pur
h . '4s'F charge accounts.
rand desires, the Hamilton Beach company will
-an in ~, ohstraor to the homes of all who purchase
and nsrn: "ese stores, and give them home demonstra
a'''ons without charge
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12

tue great nerve centers of the spine
prinG feeling Of calm, sense of
eo'hlott and sensible relaxation to
the overstrung nerve and tired ewes
Anyone who is troubled by any of
these things or by any other dcranpe-
ment which comes through irritated
nerves or faulty circulation is invited
TO call at the Offices OF the Hamilton
Besrh company, II West First Sonth
street, and be given treatment abso.
lutely without cost. That is what
talks-actual experience of the health
giving powers of this great invention
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12
Brings Sense
of Comfort

Headache. neuralgia and nervousness
arc among the most common ailments
Of the women who have come to the
Office Of the Hamilton, Beach company
to try one of the free treatments Of
" Try New-Life. And one and all
they will tell any inquirer that they
have been given marvellous relief, The
health giving vibrations along the tenn
Piles, over the aching face, and over
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12
The Circulation
Is Restored

In exactly tho same manner the ac
tvltles OF the liver, kidneys and spleen
are renewed, and their circulation re-
stored. 1t soothes, revitalizes aud in
yJgorates these ccnters of life and takes
Evening journal., 1912-08-20
MAN UPSETS BUSINESS,
WOMAN STARTS TRADEANEW

storekeepers in King street. be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets, were
amused early this morning when in
flt of anger fruit dealer at No.
507 King street upset his wares,
stand and all. into the street Com
pleting the work Of destruction, he
sauntered down the street muttering
to himself
The man appeared to be followed
by a ink for shortly after open
ing the stand for business this morn
ing a farmers wife appeared on the
scene aud demanded pay for a barrel
of cabbage. The dealer contended that
he had paid for the produce when
ordered The woman said not and
an argument followed A man near
by became involved in the argument
and all wandered 70 the police station
with their troubles. They we're set
tied there by the dealer paying for
the cabbage.
Shortly afterwards another mar
appeared at the stand and demanded
a bill he said was due. Another
argument followed, and the dealer
grasping the stand in his arms
dumped its contents into the street
and walked away. Several minutes
later a woman arrived, and gathering
up the vegetables and stand, re,
opened for business.