The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 267, Ed. 1 Sunday, February 26, 1911 Page: 2 of 12
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?A3E TWO
THE OKLAHOMA STATE CA
PUHTIAV MOKNINf}, FF^BUAR-5' 5 . 1911.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is not a patent medicine. Its formula originated in a prescrip-
tion by the famous Dr. Oliver, of Boston. Wonderful, un-
equaled success has marked its history. It is prepared from
Sarsaparilla root, Blue Flag, Yellow Dock, Juniper Berries,
Uva Ursi, Pipsissewa, Guaiac, Wild Cherry, Bitter Orange Peel,
Gentian, Mandrake, Dandelion, Senna, and other valuable in-
gredients, by a combination, proportion, and process peculiar to
itself, unknown to any other medicine, and giving it curative
merit peculiar to itself. This is shown by its great cures of
AIB Spring Humors
scrofula, eczema, all eruptions, rheumatism, catarrh, kidney and
liver troubles, and all other complaints caused by impure blood
or low condition of the system.
Remember, there is no real substitute for Hood's Sarsa-
parilla. Any medicine said to be "just as good" is inferior,
costs less to make, and yields the dealer a larger profit.
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C. I. HOOD CO.. Lowell, Mass.
MEAD Bih 15
OF ALL
'CONTINUED FROM PAf.F ^NE)
with g
• <i llu iii or piiiiivhed
eatiy diminished major-
It was sufficient no matter what he
iniy ha v.- done to protect thi Inter-
est* •<; tiIm own state. for a senator or
a representative to have been caught
*< era I times voting the flame way ai
the chairman of the commit te* on
finance hud voted." That meant the
opposition to those who bad telded
to the rhmor
Hetrlhutlve punishment for the
farmer*, Mr. MeCutrib6r Mid, wan no
part «*f hI#-, faith He did not believe
In retaliating upon the farmers be-
cause of their vote# hint fall by the
enactment of the McCall hill when
thrir's bad been "the mild offense of
ha-, tr:t< '<• 1 ri milled by the press and
magazines of the country.'
A plea for the farmer wa made,
and the speaker founded a note of
warning, he Bald, to those nenatom
who represent the great cities with
their enormous wealth.
"Kvery great conflict is not deter-
mined In favor of him who strikes the
fir«t>i blow," said Mr. McCumber, "but
In favor of him who strikes the last
blow Hy this treaty you strike the
)••• at eereal and stock Interests of the
northwestern state# a staggering blow,
but the; will arise and return that
blow with Intorest."
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March 1. The starting point has not
yet been «hosen. St Louis had the
honor last year, but there Is a division
in the Aero Club of Ht. Louis over the
question this year, so that it Is a mat-
ter of doubt whether that city will
seek the raee. In the meantime other
cities—Kansas City, Clncinsati and
Han Francisco—are eagerly striving to
be selected.
Han Francisco is the latest to make
a bid for the race. Mr. Bishop re-
ceived a dispatch from San Francisco
yesterday extolling the advantages of
that city and asking the requirements,
Mr. Bishop has asked /or definite in-
formation as to the air currents there
and the effect of the Sierra Nevada
mountains. In order for San Fran-
cisco to gain the race It must show
that the currents nre such that they
would carry the balloons to the east or
northeast, instead of the west, where
the ocean would menace the aero-
nauts.
Safe Blown Open and All the
Caah, About $14500 Was
Carried Away
DURANT, Okla, Feb. S5.—The safe
of the First State Bank of Mead, Okla,
a small town about ten miles west of
here and about twenty miles north of
the Texas line, was blown open early
Saturday morning and $14,500 was
stolen.
The yeggs cut all wires leading into
the town before blowing the safe. On*
suspect was arrested this morning.
A reward Jpf $500 has been offered
for the arrest of the robbers.
GOVERNOR SIGNS BILLS
Spiro Is Now a Court Town and
Olustee Incorporated
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla., Feb. 25 —
Governor Cruce *lffn«d Ave bl lis
Saturday and notified the legislature
of his action. The bills were: Senate
BUI 1'". by He Iwine, for service of
summon? on foreign corporations;
house bills 464 and 465 by Peters, le-
gali/'ng the incorporation of Waynoka,
and a bond election there; house bill
431 by Ar hby, legalizing the incorpor-
ation of Oustee; house bill 488 by
Broome, making Spiro a court town
J. J. CONWAY IS DEAD
Legislative Employe Did Not Re-
cover from Shock
These Big State Capital Bargains
Continued to
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OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla., Feb. 25.—
•J. J. ron way, of Tulsa, cloak room at-
tendant of thf; senate, who was strlck-
n with apoplexy on Thursday, died
arlv Saturday morning. The body
was token to Tulsa for burial Satur-
day afternoon. Brief memorial exer-
cises were held at the beginning of
the senate session, with short ad-
dresses bv Chaplain If A. Hucker and
Senators A. F Vandeventer and F. M.
Colvllle Senators Vand<*vent«r. Col-
vllle and Graham were named as n
committee to take charge of the fu-
neral arrangements. *
MEXICO'S^ONSTITUTION
WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 25 —
President Taft has recommended to
congress Friday that the constitution
of New Mexico be approved at the
present session.
he president said the constitution
was prepared in aerordanee with the
nabllng art and duly witifled by the
people.
JUNIOR AGRICULTURAL CLUBS.
STILLWATER, Okla , Feb. 2H—"Tt
j is gratifying to note the growing In
Iterest now shown by boys and girl*
of Oklahoma In the organization oj
.the Junior Agricultural Clubs ovei
the state, under the direction of the A
j A M. Colli Kf," snys Prnf, J. W. Wll-
klnson, who 1& organizing clubs under
the direction of the A. & M Collet.
"The county superintendents realize
the benefits to be deriv d from these
clubs and are cn-operatlng with us In
promoting these organizations In a
way that Insures success.
"New charters an- being issued
through the A. & M College every
day and the membership lint of the
agricultural clubs is mounting stead-
ily upwards. 'Twenty thousand mem-
bers for 1011 and forty thousand In
1911' is our slogan, and we confidently
expect to realize these anticipations."
OLGA NF.THERSOLE
Ever since TTenrl Bernstein's plav.
"The Thief." had its great success a
few years that very powerful dra-
matist nnd skilled technician bus be^n
held in high esteem in this country.
Consequently the new plav, from his
pen, "The Redemption of Evelyn Vau-
dray." to he presented by Olga Neth-
ersole. nt the Brooks next Friday is
looked forward to with much pleasura-
ble anticipation, particularly since the
performance here will be one of the
first In this country, ""Le Bercnll" the
original French title of the play, was
a great success at the Gymnase, In
Pari*
George C Tyler or TJebler and Co.
saw the piny there and pounced upon
Its American rights at oner- Ho
turned It over to T.ouls N. Parker, au-
thor of "Rosemary," "Pomander Walk."
and Disraeli." and adapter of "Chan-
tlcler." "I/Alglon," and "Cyrano de
pared for our stage.
Water As
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must he applied to the whole part where
the operation is to l>e made, and in the
majority of such abdominal operations as
I have mentioned there Is, in the first
place, uncertainty a* to where to oper-
ate. and in the second place, the tissues
refuse to hold the water and allow it
instead to scatter."
Dr. Gant at the last meeting of tlie
Mat viand Medical society read a paper
telling of smno 'JOUO skin and muscle op.
eraiiora ho hud performed with water
anaesthesia In the last elfht or ten
years, and it is thought he may have
suggested the most recent application of
water anaesthesia now reported In oper-
ations for appendicitis at Johns Hopkins.
for Men and Young Men for Spring
are arriving. Come in and see them.
New John B. Stetson
Soft and Stiff Hats
New Manhattan Shirts
New Knox Hats
Ask to see them
Men's and Young Men's High Quality Suits in
sizes 33, 34, 35, and 36 chest measure that we
are selling at Greatly Reduced Prices.
$25. $22.50, $20. $18. $16.50, $15. Suits
Now $9.75
$20.00 $18. $16.50, $15. and $12.50 Suils
Now $7.75
$15. $12.50, $10.00 $8.50 and $7.50 Suits
Now $5.75
Leading Clothier
Men's $1.50
and $2.50
HATS
Now $1. and $1.50
A HUMANE APPEAL
MILD LIQUID CURES ECZEMA
Skin Sufferers! Drcm Greasy
Snlve= nd Nnstv Medicines.
Thnt mil.l. Boothinp llqul.l D. D. I>.
Prescription, stops the awful itch with
the flrvt drops. A prescription of a >
knowlcdged value.
Get a tiinl bottle at 35c. It will take
Hwav the Itch right away and vou will
sleep soundh We assure you personally
of the merit* of this remedy; for wo
KNOW.
t>a\ s Drug Store.
Dr. E. M. Bosley. or this city, has
addressed the following letter to the
legislature in behalf of fairness to ihoso
of his and other lines of practice in
science of health:
"To the Honorable Body of Legislators
of the Stale of Oklahoma: Gentlemen:
For Introduction I wish to say. I am
,i cltiMn of the state of Oklahoma, and
a student of seven branches of science
which help to promote the health of the
human family, viz Christian Science,
Ah-ntal .Science, Osteopathy, Food Sci-
ence, the |\veat-bath system, the Occult
fnee and Chiropractic.
I noticed through the daily press that
the senate has passed Senate Bill No. 77.
which, in its purpose, is destined to
eliminate all the bran?.ie.< of science pro-
moting the health of tho human family,
xceptinpf medicine.
"It is well known by some of your
members that I am a practitioner of
he science of chropractlc, but it is not
for the passage of a bill legalizing chi-
ropractic for which I plead, It is simply
for the freedom of all branches of sci-
• that may produce health for our
people, and that you may not stop tho
advancement of any branch of science
hv legislation. I realize, as all thinking
people must, that no one mind can cover
all points concerned in life; to sustain
tills statement. 1 cito our talking ma-
chines, our air ships, the use of tho
tricity. our wireless telegraphy. In
fact, every invention or discovery that
h little out of the ordinary.
We have thousands and thousands ot
people to dispute the fact that they
ould he a success, yet, the fact remains,
that we have each of them, and they
are each a success, and the most beau-
tiful part of all is that we see the
ame law of cause and effect operating
In each case.
Time and space forbid that T should
take each branch of science separately
and analyze thent. therefore, I shall
merely show what I consider the most
Important points, and where each of
them must contribute one drop in the
great ocean of facts. One more fact:
I have never seen a great number of
people who were deceived enough, that
held to a theory without having
sorn basic principle or fact on which
hase their theory, that is wherever
t have any chance to find out
whether or not tlteir theory is practical.
"Our medical fraternity sends thou •
ands of people away each year to tako
he lost cure, that is to say, medicine
has done all for them that is in It*
power to do; the samo organisation sends
iv thousands of people to the hot
springs, there they get the wcat-buth
system, and they still send others, thou-
sands, to the warm climate for rete\-
allon nnd still other thousands to t
high altitudes of the Rockies.
"Our medical advisers realize and as-
sert that medicine cannot cure disease,
and that they can only assist nature.
"Osteopathy, chiropractic, and all other
^ranches of science are bound up In
this ««nme chain. Christian Science Is no
exertion, they, too. must depend upon
i ature . r th« >Italltj or tho it dividual,
to i'i i dm health. Here 1 w ish to ?ay
tiiat all thinking people must realize
that the founder of Christian Science, like
all other individuals or congregation of
individuals, has made many mistakes,
yet they have many facts which we
would all do well to study.
"For want of a better explanation of
life we will have to consider that hfe
'continued action." We all know that
water will not stawnate while running,
and after it has become stagnated it
purities Itself by running. Blood Is Uke-
e dependent upon circulation and the
organs involved in depurating it.
"Here I quote from Gray's Anatomy,
the standard of Anatomies, pages 38 and
which states that ail blood vessels
are accompanied by a neive .every mus-
cell Is controlled by a nerve, the
Internal organs are no exception. If we
stand or walk or use our limbs to a
*h greater degree than usual, they
become cramped and we must produce
elaxatlon by rubbing or heating or some
way before we can get relief. The
muscles of the stomach and the Internal
organs are subject to the same law. this
law Is cited in a great many times in
the Scierce of Food.
ew will dispute that the science of
fool has much to do with our health,
few or none will dispute that proper
breathing and proper cleanliness have
mch to do with our health, because we
ave all studied some of these branches
f science.
"When studied to the ultimatum there
will be just as few who will dispute the
piinciples of Mental Science, Christian
Science, Osteopathy and Chiropractic,
they are just as essential, and have Just
much to do with our health as havo
any of the other branches of science.
"Any of our mothers or grandmothers
have learned from experience that hot
applications will relieve pain, out prob-
ably few or none rf them understand
why the heat relieves the pain: what,
then, Is this all-cmbraeing subject or
condition In which health Is found nnd
which is braced and proven b> every
iranch of science that produces a single
legree of health? It is simply this, gen-
tlemen: It is the question of the tree-
of the nerves or the little channels
through which the life giving forces flow
fro
tin
brain to the periphery, tlnreoy
I producing circulation. whi< i in tuin,
J When the depuratory organs arc func-
tioning normal will purify any part jf
the system.
"This condition you will notice is pio-
ouced In Christian Science treatment be-
getting relaxation of the muscular tis-
sue through the mind. A patient, af"1,
taking a mental treatmei.t. (alls into :x
slumber and remains ^o for a number of
hours, and awakens feeling much bet-
ter; after repeating the mental treat-
ment a number of times, he Sets a per-
fect relaxation of the muscles, thereby
free the nerves.
"The treatment of Mental Science and
Occult Science are performed in lilt®
manner. The Food Scientists starve a
relaxation and free the nerves, and tho
j Sweat-hath compels a relaxation by
lluar, and free the nerves, any one who
| has remained n the hot bath for an hour
I may bear witness as to the relaxation
• produced in that manner. Our Osteo-
paths establish relaxation by manipu-
j latlon, and thereby free the nerves
hand our < lilropractors adjust the verte-
brae and free the nerves), the fact '■*
there is no difference what causes the
freedom of tho nerves, when they aie
once freed the nerve stimula will press
forth and cause a circulation which will
purify the system.
"I wish to say that if you have ever
seen a person with a pain, or If you
have ever had a pain yourself, when
! your muscles o\ci the whole body were
j relaxed, I freely withdraw any and all
statements made herein.
! "Being desirous of no misunderstand-
■ i'ig of this brief I will state once more
j that while I am a Chiropractor, I am not
'asking that a bill be passed favoring
j Chiropractic, I only ask that the doors
of science may not be closed from any
source, for there is certainly a great
•leal of room for investigation; further,
understand this brief is handed you
herewith hoping that the points exposed
therein will be of value to you In search-
ing out the truth and that you may de-
clde to leave the gateway open to in-
\e ligation in these branches, as In all
other branches, of science, Invention,
etc."
Do You Feel This Way?
Ck
liil ^OU ^ee' u" l're(* out ^ you sometime*
™L think you just can't work awav at your profes-
sion or trade any longer? Do you have a poor ape-
tite, and lay awoke at nights unahle to sleep? Ars
your nerves all gone, and your stomach too? lias am-
bition to forge ahead in the world left you? If so, you
might as well put a stop to your misery. Yon can do it if
you will. Dr. Pierce's (iolden Medical Discovery will
make you a different individual. It will set your lazy liver
to work. It will set things right in your stomach, and
your appetite will come hack. It will purify your blood.
1 If there is any tendency in your family toward consumption,
it will keep that dread destroyer away. Even alter con-
sumption has almost gained a foothold in the form of a
lingering cough, bronchitis, or bleeding at the lungs, it will bring about a
cure in 98 per cent, of all cases. It is a remedy prepared by Dr. R. V. Pierce,
of Buffalo, N. Y., whose advice is givm free to all who wish to write him. His
great success has come from his wide experience and varied pretties.
Don't Ue wheedled by a penny-grabbing dealer into taking inferior substi-
tutes for Dr. Pierce's medicines, recommended to be " ju*t as good." Dr.
Pierce's medicines are of known composition. Their every ingredient printed
on their wrapper*. Made from roots without alcohol. Contain no habit-
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