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Evening star., 1914-04-28
TALKS ON vEDIC DOCTRINE.
TIshi Bhutia of India Delivers Ad-
dress at Cosmos Club.

T'Ishi Bhutia, secretary of the East
Indian Association, who is in America in
the interests of the natives of his land
who immigrate here. in an address last
night at the Cosmos Club on THE Vedic
Philosophy of India" declared that the
Vedic doctrine teaches the Hindu to com
bat ignorance. and trains his mind to
lifferentiate right from wrong. Mr..
Bhutia asserted that the missionaries are
doomed to failure in his land because
they do not attack sin as ignorance
Mr.. Bhutia is one of the forty men
who have received the Lady Curzon
Evening star., 1914-04-28
Struck by Auto and Injured.

Elmer Sweeney, seven years old, resid-
ing at so Massachusetts avenue north
west, was knocked down by an automo
bile at Massachusetts avenue and I'd
street northwest fast night about s
o'clock and seriously hurt W. G. Scott,
occupant of the automobile. took the boy
10 Casualty Hospital where physicians
found he had received numerous bruises
and that he was suffering from concus-
sion of the brain.
Evening star., 1914-04-28
Buffaloes Ready for Bridge.

The castings of the four bronze buf-
faloes which are. 10 decorate the ne~
Q street bridge. which is to span Rock
creek, connecting . street in Washing
ton with Q street in Georgetown, are
being inspected in New York By Engi-
neer Commissioner Harding. 4, Phm-
lister Proctor of New York is the de-
signer of the buffaloes. which wil be
acquired at a cost Of S2i.5 WorE On
the excavation for the approa hes -
the bridge has started. Il is estimated
that year and "a half Will be required
to complete the structure which will
represent a total cost of about SEQ. aU0.
Evening star., 1914-04-28
1925, 900 for Revenue Cutters.

A bill providing funds for the construc-
ton of four revenue cutters. at a total
cost of not more than S925.O0O, was
passed yesterday by the Senate. ONE
cutter is for southern California waters
one for the Gulf of Mexico. the third for
the Maine coast and the other for New
York harbor
Evening star., 1914-04-28
Rev. Vincent Raw to Lecture,

Rev. Vincent Raw. who will lecture at the
annual meeting OF the Waldensian So
ciety of Washington tomorrow evening
in the New York Avenue Church, is ex-
pected to arrive in the city tomorrow
morning from Cambridge. Mass. where
he is pastor of the North Congregational
Church. He will take as the topic of his
discussion The Man from italy" paying
particular attention To the immigration
ques- ion.
Evening star., 1914-04-28
Wednesday,.
Thursday.
EntHcS

.00-Class 3. heavy draft brood mares. II
.:19-Class 8. brood mares suitable TO p-o-
duce hunters. :
.:15-Cass IS, artillery horses. ............. !:
=: Glass so. police officers mounts
2:t5-Class 81, ponies Rider and Driver cup. ;
4,-CiaSs ~, novice harness horses.
2.J,-Class 80 ladies' hunters. rs................ 30
:; ;..s.l-Class :2 saddle ponies. Observation-Disclosures.
3:i;,-Cass "a, novice road saddle horses. II
3 3it-Class a., hunters Bowen cup. .....-...- L.
t:ou-C Class 76 single harness championship.
Glass IS. saddle championship
Glass 10, hunters, championship.
Class -. harness pair championship.
Glass -. high jump. Post entry.
Evening star., 1914-04-28
Appeal to California Women.

A special effort IS being made to get
California women residing in Washington
to enter the suffrage parade May .. Mrs.
G. w ..ell. wife of Representative Bell
of California. is chairman of the Cali
fornia women to march
Evening star., 1914-04-28
a. graduate of Harvard

scholarship being graduate of Harvard
in the class of 1905. Lady Curzon, for
merly Miss Letter OF this city, established
the scholarship with funds secured from
the sale OF gifts presented her husband
when he was viceroy of India.
Evening star., 1914-04-28

Corp. George Strout of the United States
Marine Corps, a young Port Deposit
Md, man. has written his father of his
safe arrival at Vera Cruz
Evening star., 1914-04-28
GOLFERS OF DISTRICT
FORM AN ASSOCIATION
Chevy Chase, Columbia, Washington
Country and Bannockburn Clubs
Represented.

At one of the most enthusiastic soA
gatherings ever held in Washington
the District of Columbia Golf Assocla-
ton was formed last night at meet
ing held in the Commercial cub and
attended by representatives of the
Chevy Chase Columbia, Bannockburn
and Washington Country clubs, re-
spectively, the following being present:
Alexander Britton. Morven Thompson,
Sam Dalzell. William S. Reyburn, DIT.
Loren Johnson and Allan Lard OF
Chevy Chase: Alpheus Winter. DE-
Walter Harlan. pr Lee Harlan. John
{. Davidson, Edward =. Eynon, jr.. Ar
thur Shelton. Daniel X Jackson George
+. James. T.. Lodge Hill and James w.
Beller Of Columbia; DR.. Thomas J. w.
Brown p. L. Hazard and Dr. j. r. De
Fargo of Bannockburn and George f..
Truett A. Gunnel and Dr. H. P. Cobey
Of Washington Country Club.
Evening star., 1914-04-28

Engineer jackson. accompanied by Prof.
n. p. Scala. were feature of the pro-
gram
Evening star., 1914-04-28
Temporary Officers Chosen.

Alexander Britton of Chevy Chase and
Adolpheus Winter of Columbia were
made temporary chairman and secre-
tary. respectively. and it was decided
that committee. composed of repre-
sentative of each club. be appointed to
draw up a constitution and bylaws and
work cut all details and to present its
report and recommendations at another
meeting to be held in the same place
next Monday night.
While this committee composed of
Alexander Britton. chairman, and Morven
thompson, DR.. Thomas j. w Brown,
George Z. Truett and DR.. Walter Harlan,
was not given any instructions as to
what was wanted, every point on which
1t will pass was brought up and thrashed
out last night and in nearly every case
vote was taken in order that the sense
or the meeting might be known to the
committee.
The scope of the work of the associa-
tlon was enlarged somewhat and instead
OF being an organization to merely ar
range for a District championship it will
also 90 all 1t can to promote local golf
and its interests. Although Chevy Chase
Columbia, Washington Country and Ban
nockburn are the only clubs which now
belong, any club situated within twenty
i've miles of Washington is eligible to
Evening star., 1914-04-28
Monday.
Tuesday.

PM. Entries.
2:Oo-Class g. stations suitable to sire army
horses or hunters ...-.......-........ 5
2:a5-Class l, harness horses ................
2:to--Class is, horses suitable for hunters,
L. W NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9
2:25-Class u, ladies' phaeton pairs .......... Z
2:35-Class &C. model hunters .....-.......... II
2:50-Class ~, model harness horses. 10
3:o5-Class 3, delivery horse and wagon. D
3:15-Class -. hunters. Eustis cup. ....---... is
3 3:Jo-Class -, tandemS ......-...--....---. 10
4:00-Class 80, rider and driver cups. ........ 3
4:lo-C'iass 50. thoroughbred hunters II
4:3G-Class 81, novice hunters ...--.......-... II
4:4U-ClasS II. handicap jump .-.............. "a
J.20-ClaSs Il. chargers. II. W. .....---..-... )
5:30-Class 10. brougham horses -..-.....--. :
5:4o-Clsss IS. hunt teams .....--............ ,
6:oo-Class Al, local saddle horses ........... 10
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-17
SAGE TEA DANDY
TO DARKEN HAIR
VS. Grsndmother.s Recipe To Brir7
Back Color and Lustre 10 Hair

u.s. Grandmother's Recipe To Brirg
Back Color and Lustre to Hair
You can turn gray faded hair
h'aHt'l 'lullr dark and lustrous almost
over night 4 youu get so cent bof
i.c oL Wyeth's Sage and SULPHUR Hair
Remedy az any drug store. Million.
81 bottles OF this old. famous Ssra
Tea Recipe are sold annually. saws =
"ell-known druggist here, because +
darkens the hair so naturally and
evenly that no one can tell # bas
been applied
Those whose hair is turning rrsv
9ecam.ne faded, dry. scraeelv and
TA.n have a surprise awaiting .ben
because after one or two apnlications
Lae gray hair vsnishes and your locks
become lnXuriantly dark and beau+I-
.nl-all dandruff goes. scalp itcbinr
ana falling hair stops.
This j. the age of youth. Gav-bsir-
i anaftractive folks aren't wanted
round. So get busy with Wvetb,s
'a-e and sulphur tonight and vor1l
p deI.ehted with your dark hand
some hair and rour Youthful annesr-
nee within a few days. For sale bv
lrI drug store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-17
NEW MAN
CAUSES ROW
On BOARD
CLAIM MADE OF NEW MA.
CHINE IN STATE BOARD
OF AGRICULTURE
3DeIaI U ~ DAILY Leader

9's '"i ~ .-e DaiIy Leader
Oklahoma city, july ~ Another
departmental fight in the state adj
mui-trauon has loomed up intoly-
ing the new state board OF agricu
ture and one of its new employees.
Despite the fact that The new board
has announced that IT'S policy would
le the nation Of politics the ae-
roH of t- appointeo is being com
planned or sr those who claim That
he IS forcing politics to tho fore
.ront as tr Tho DAYS of mo old Brew
El9tt board
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-17

blochs 80 and 40 extendng from
Ninth 70 Eleventh streets between
Noble and Cleveland avenues
Inspector Mike Waite
Place Of registration, 523 West
oklahoma avenue, West sin, .um6ar
Yard
Fifth Ward
This ward is all in one voting pres
cinct contains all that portion of iii.
city south Of Cleveland avenue ant
west of NIn.h street, also al Of ire
oi.y north OF Cleveland avenue lyne
west Of Eleventh street
Inspector J. - Maurice
Place Of registration, 1909 West
a ashinston
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-17

ont administration circles and may
grow into q factioual row such as has
rent the board of agriculture asuuder
on previous occasions.
It is charged that the new en-
ployee Of the board Of agriculture has
attempted to assume full charge of
the various departments 81 the board
and the sole authority to receipt for
expense warrants Il is also being
alleged that the same employee aa-
caused several news articles 10 be-
printed seeking to make 10 appear that
President Bryan Of the board o, ae-
riculture is opposing me nomination
Of Gault
objects To Such Activities
Rumor in state house circles has II
that President BRYAN has taken cN-
ceptions TO these activities ana that
he may express his disapprogal IN
some way within the next few DAYS. !
President Bryan has nor expressed /
himself as 10 whom he favor. r.. lis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-17
Fifth Ward
Farm Hand and Wife Wanted

Farm Hand and Wife Wanted
Jack Tearney wants a good white
farm hand and his wife to WORK or
bis ranch in Noble county VIII give
the right people good place House.
COWS and other conveniences Call at
S"elg d Carlin's office. July 20th and
eali for Jack Tearney.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-17
Items at Random Taken
From Our Big Circular
illustrating the savings made possible
in this big sale

~~N~Ah~~~
in this big sale
Good : l-3c Percales all colors 3-4c
10 yards good l0c Muslin for TIC
New For~ct PercaIeS 36-in wide 10c
Our reg 10c fancy singhams~7 3-4c
Our 15c Anderson 33-in Gingham 13c
25c kindergarten Cloth now 19c
Beautiful German Ticking 29c
Lot fancy white goods 15c val TIE
Good quality - 1-2c pillow slips 1Oc
Toe all linen 7O-in Damask. 49c
Big lot 15c & 25c Curtain Madras 1Oc
39c & 48c Foulard silks, colors 25c
All $125 Table Damask now at CSC
All Bed Spreads reduced for this sale
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-17
Tomorrow l5c & 25c Wash Goods at
| DC

wonderful variety the most exceptional
Iat we've offered this year tonight We VIII
hI The Wiad,a with them and tomorrow we
ought q sell 900 yard, at this one price
alone Beautiful Crcpe- Tissues Splash
loi'c, ctc II, almost TOO good To be true
@1oo 44-in Ratine at Acc
800 4f-m Linen Ratine 49c
800 27-in Brocadc Silk Ratine 400
soc 27-n Figured Crcpes 49c
Beautiful 44-m soc YoiIes- 25c
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-17
LOOK FOR THE RED STAR TAGS
This Sale

Started Thursday morning It is
~till IN its infancy Stocks are Jm-
broken We intend to keep il going
and every day win add new lots Of
rIcaH new this seasons dry goods to
makcit interesting for Instance
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-17

Don t Miss This Chance
to Get Corsets at Clear
ance Prices.
$Ioo Corsets 90 at 83c
$50 Corsets go at $1.34
$500 Gol'sets 60 at $1.74
$500 Corsets 60 at $2.45
$4o0 Corsets go at 1898
$500 Corsets 60 at $398
Arizona republican., 1914-07-04
WASH GOODS MUST GO

All Zoe Wash Goods, none reserved, in
Guiding plain Crepes, Dolly Warden
Crepes, Rice Voiles and Tissue Cling
hams-Sale Price .13c
25c Plain Crepes-Sale price e.. 15c
All Toile de Nord Bingham, 121ac
value-your choice, per yard. ... &c
5000 yards of 10c Gingham-your
choice, while they last, per yd. F.. 7c
Standard Calicoes, all colors, yd 41ac
36-inch Silkolines, - 1-2c values, Colo
NAL Cloths-the Golden Opportunity
purchase your supply for your COM
forts, per yard 10c
Colonial Cretonnes for comforts and
draperies, 1212c values, sale price,
per yard ........... 10c
Table Oil Cloth, per yard. ....... 19c
Trouville Challies, per yard =. 4 1-2c
300 yards Dorindia Batiste fancy pat
terms, 80 inches wide, 15c value, per
y
Arizona republican., 1914-07-04

Iines, imported cloths
per yard 49,. .89c
kball Ratine in pink, blue
Sale Price ........ CSC
btine in tango and green,
Sale Price 80. .39c
|lported Pongee Material;
| r 95c grade; a good many
Tor S1.25-Sale Price. .79c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-21
Action is The Key

If you want 10 profit BY Ell Paso future and growth you must
invest Jas Hill is credited with saying, GU can't build rail
road with nece No you profit by the advance Of
into the game Tremendous increases in land prices Will bring moth
ing to the man who owns none of it you want to cut the melon
you got to tend the patch you share of the profits you
have got Simply seeing these things progress but taking
no action will never get you anywhere The other fellow getting
busy while you are thinking abOutit His profits will be roll
ing In before you have even started The rule of get there first
will do for him what It could just well do for you
Some people always wonder why they didn't before after
It over There no wonder why about usual thing but
simply case of lack Of foresight and judgment of hesitation and
failure believe oneself The who believes himself and
his Judgment wins IN 90 out of hundred cases. No has
progressed far who did believe and There
thousand things Paso today that call upon your judgment and
your belief that judgment You heed that call ignore
you will but you complain time to that you
never had the opportunity that others had.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-21
Perhaps You Saw.

IF knew Ell Paso would do this would invest The man who
talks like that has yellow streak that be driven before
he succeed you father knew what St Louis would become
your grandfather knew the growth that for Chicago
perhaps theyoo would have invested You have what they did
have you have the example of these other and you have
American industrial hstOy-recent histoy-befOre you You
have what they didn't hayeprecedent You live the midst of
developing age which they did anything of like degree
You are generation farther advanced in foresight and daring
But suppose Ell Pao doesn't do all this Suppose doesn't
do but half Of it. Suppose just does what has been doing
estate will double and keep doubling until they make you ch
Just take precedent again. just look back the last five years. ten
years twenty years and say that Ell sos pace will quicken
that will just ahead has been doing faster spite of all
twenty years the men who have been made rich here by real
estate investments Anayz the increases in values that have come
Look the changes that have taken place Then just plan on an
equal pace being maintained and consider what the new changes
and the increases values viii be- Does even that tell YOU
invest fyOu have anything like the allotted share of red blood
# SURELY does
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-21
The Next Few Years Will be Big
Years
ears

for Fl PasO and FL Pasos territory. Mexico will settle down and
period Of reconstruction that must follow the republic
Every visitor here booster for E aso and 10000 extra visitors
means 10000 extra boosters The great westward travel brought
by the California exposons and the opening of the Panama canal
vii have influence tending FL Pasos benefit Agriculture and
publicity both be reckoned with strongly The words El
PasO In the cad will spread and this doctrine will gain strength
Its people must take up first They first be impressed
themselves before they impress Others The time begin
think talk and act conformity with FL Pasos wonderful outlook
S now
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-21
Foresight Pays Big Dividends

Foresight money IN the bank to the who has it and
who acts upon it Foreghts large portion Of the general qualities
that place higher than another the ladder of
bring him from comparative obscu public notice and
poance The who hasn't got it. however usually thinks there
such thing foresight He thinks It luck chance that
boosts up the scale What called luck nine times out of
foresight just the same That foresight that the public
calls luck can be used here Ell greater advantage
than anywhere else this entire southwestern country the
whole United States.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-21
Geographical Location Alone

puts Ell Paso the ascendant for the fifty years This
territory Ell Paso graphing herself with hooks of STEEL
and competitor this district can never be known This territory
peopmg fast The day when was called desert is almost
done becoming ribbed with railroad lines and dotted with
Its agriculture possibilities yet the infancy of develop
There for million people whose trade and
merce must come through Ell Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-21

H. M. "Jim" Maple
806-8O7 Mills Bldg.
Mayfield Building & I'm
provement Co.
612-613 First National Bank
Building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-21
The Chance You Missed

not worth BRAIN space The chance that is before you the
thing that worth occupying the mind with Men who could see
ahead have been leaders first this world began The need of
such nsten now ever The opportunities for such
more glowing than ever before.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-21
This is Modem Ell Paso

twentieth century city, giant of the plains city of progress
growth and of wonderful future Opportunity waits upon no man.
whm and you Ell Paso future to benefit by it. You can
not wait to be shown and profit by the showing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-21
If You Had Known

when Ell Paso 10000 population that would be 10000
you would have invested here then How about knowing that
will be 100000 population years hence? You waited to be
shown when 10000 population VIII you have wait
be shown again, with every sign of future about you?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-21
New Ideas Hurt Some People

the shoes hurt feet They have become stepped
doubt and have bbomy contested the belief that old things are
passing away and the order here This is not the Ell Paso
of ten years ago or even Of two years ago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-21
This Is The Last Frontier

Never the history of country has the demand for land
been 50 great the present day. The great trend of immigration
is setting IN towards the Southwest and will steadily increase
this now. California and the Pacific Northwest have
had their day Western Texas, Arizona and New Mexico are
about to have theirs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-21
waiting to be Show"

has kept lots Of men down policy upon which foresight and
progress do wait The who today reading the signs of
the Ell aso does need wait 10 be shown The page
of progress spread before his vision glazing headlines
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-21
There is Not Even Half a Chance

that IN tins territory Fl PasO will ever be superseded trade,
manufacturing and distributing center nearest the great coal
fields Of New Mexico yet half developed will have cheap
electric power from the Elephant Butte dam It's already railroad
IS the clearing house for the rich treasures copper
mines of Arizona will always have the bulk Of the trade of
Northern Mexico, whether that be great small and will always
be known the main gateway the sister Republic has climate
soil and admirable location to the supenaive degree.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-21

Newman Investment Co.
104 San Antonio st.
w. F. Payne
401 Mesa Ave.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-21
Ell Paso Holds Forth a Future

tor her today who ahead They will be the lime
light of her progress They will occupy the golden seats IN her
financial affairs They will be the men who think and act and move
and do in 1914 Will you reader of this page be among them?
1t for decide Yours will be the loss gain as the case
may be-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-21
Look at The Map and You VIII See

that those words Western Texas Azona and New Mexico are
full Of meaning for E aO when linked with the great immigration
trend They comprise vast district of which this city the metrop
Oils which verbally Monarch Of ALL and knows nor can
know competition giant amidst these plains that are fast being
peopIed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-21

his
W buy b
n
then worth? These questions well worth
If
What 1860? 1902 think the 900 odd miles Of @
in Pa o
will possibilities development
settled LOurO Los
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-21
F R Ete vesneng Following Aang in Ahabeca Orde

Latta & Happier
207 Mesa Ave.
Charles II. Leavell
2O7 Mills st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-21

Perry, Kirkpatrick Realty
Co.
209 Mesa Ave.
White, Paden Realty Co.
lib Morgan Building.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-06-04
JvSr AWAY

thun"t say, and I Nill not say
nat "e Is dead lie Is iusl aNay,
WIN CHEEKY ,iaiie and a wave If IN,
hand
Ito has "and,red ia,o an unknown
iaud
Aod ten as dreaming nov yer, fair
u nee - muNt IL since La bn.,.,-
thers - ""Se''
N"a 'oa oh 'oa, ~ho ,hs widest
eor ,1y o.d.'tms step ans the glad
h,uA q him tiunE IN. as der
In tie loVv 0t There =. 10 ~. i.,s,. 81,
Here wv ''
Md 'o'ai still A. he gave tne hiow.
'h h's Sarfiur strength to his s,.,n.
tFs Tues
At,d and gentle. a. bs -. br.vs
Nh'n TIE Sweetest love az hts lils h.
Ssy.
FNio'pIe tn'oE,, ~bety me stl.t.
ktss
Fate A. the ewes they vere IiArnrd m
l Do teucsfss ~ his haads IA ve ,t,,,.,
A. 'r'rf"nllS a. his ,p, have prAysd
p" ''sa 'ne li'tlr ugoNe thrush that
hAr>nb ,u.lrssi
" g. aear T. hiu as the mG-Aiasbird
Ana lilr pitl,d A. muct A. man i,
pain.
= "Ft6htnS b"n > zee at Nith RAJ.
! "a "A ~ itin ,tli. A. tbs s1ne say
= IL ''ot dead tie Is j,ast a~sy
James Nhiteoub Riley. /