Enid Daily Eagle. (Enid, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 168, Ed. 1 Saturday, April 10, 1909 Page: 3 of 8
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ENID DAILY KA<U.K, SATURDAY. APRIL 10, 19011
A
M
.
Becoming
aMother
Is an ordeal which
women approach with mc
scribable fear, for nothii ,.
compares with the pain ai
horror of child-birth. T ii
thought of the suffer::'"
and danger in store for her.
robs the expectant mother of all pleasant anticipawms of the comm,
event, and casts over her a shadow of glooin which tan not be miukcii
oft Thousands of women have found that the use ot Mother s rrientj
during pregnancy robs confinement ol all pain and dancer, anu
insures safety to life of mother and child. This scientific liniment is
a God-send to all women at the time of their most critical trial. Not
only does Mother's Friend carry women safely through the penis ot
child-birth, but its use gentl
event, prevents "morning
sickness" and other discpm
forts of this period.
Si .Id h all
ilruirvMBts
Book <>f valuable
ares the system for the coming
THE RURAL FIRE DEPARTMENT.
What Happened When Resident Sent
Hurry Call to Lonelyville Fire Chief.
Billups smelled smol.c, and investi-
gation divulged the dread fact that his
house was on Are.
Now, inasmuch as Billups lives off in
the country, two miles awa> from the
hose company. he became very much
agitated, and ran at once to the tele-
phone. After ringing three or lour
times he connected with old Si Hop-
kins. the fire chief of Lonelyville
"That you, Silas?" he cried agitated-
ly over the wir.
DEATH RATE HIGHER
11 RACE TRACK FOR AIRSHIPS.
MORTALITY STATISTICS OF CEN
SUS BUREAU FOR 16 STATES.
Pneumonia a Chief Cause—Tuberculo-
sis Fatalities Do Not Increase
with Population—Figures
Given for 1907.
is on
THE BRADflELD REGULATOR CO.
Atlanta, Ca.
Friend
CONDENSED STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION Ot THF
BANK OF ENID
V* made to Che Suite Hank Commit toner a I Close of Business Febmirjf
5th, JfKM):
Loans and Discounts $531,691.5 4
Government Bonds to Secure Enid National Circulation . . 100,000.00
Overdrafts 3,862.47
Furniture and Fixtures 7,000.00
CASH RKROURCKS.
Government Bonds $50,000.00
Premium Government Bonds 6,449.42
D o from United States 150.00
Warrants, Garfield County, Enid School and
Enid City 70,699.60
Cash and dt'e from Banks 326,154.75
453,4 3.77
$1,096,007.78
INCREASE I.N* DEPOSITS SINCF. LAST STATEMENT, NOV. i!7.
1908, NOT INCLUDING GOVERNMENT DEPOSITS, $181,800.80.
(Capital Stock $100,000.00
Circulation, Enid National Bank 100,000.00
Surplus 15,000.00
Interest, Exchange and Profits 7,370.77
Cfoevrnment Deposit 45,000.00
Deposits 828,637.01
$1,096,007.78
We, O J Fleming, President, Prank H. Letson, Cashier, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true.
O. J. FLEMING, President.
FRANK II. LETSON. Cashier.
Subscribed in my presence aud sworn to before me this 9th day of
February, 1909. ELVA POLSLEY, Notary Public.
My commission expires January 15, 1912.
WE BELIEVE
That our plan of business is the correct one. We believe in giving you
the best goods we can for the money, not bccausc we are better than the other
iellow, but becausc it pays. We believe that if we tell you what our Pianos are
and they arc what we say, we will sell your neighbor. We have a reputation to
uphold and we wouldn't lose it for all the Pianos in our store. We want to sell
you a Piano, but if we do it will be a good honest Piano at the right price.
Vou Don't /Veed all Cash Here- Wn will Arrange Terms to Suit tOL
FREDERICKSON MUSIC COMPANY
Southwest Corner of Square
Fot the
Engine o\
Washington The bureau -
census has just published its
annual report on mortality statistics,
which presents the figures for the cal-
endar year 1907, together with com
paratlve data for the years 1903 to
1906 inclusive.
The statistics given in the report do
not cover the entire country, but only
that portion of the United States
known as the "registration area." This
area includes the states in which the
of
. „ , deaths have been accepted us giving
will you? And send tb« boys up quick. practically complete mortality returns,
"Wa'al, I dumio as I kin. Mr. Billups. ani, ,hosB cltiHS non.regi8,ration
My wife, she's got the key to the Ore- | atnt)>B whloh 8ati8fllct0ry returns
house, and she's gone daown f Satlte's ar(, required by the local authorities
house for supper. Besides Hill Jones. Th# reKiBtrntlon
area In 1907 Included
gone to Centerville to buy a kyow, 8tat< g ty,e District of Columbia and
RWC!
"Why, I'm Billups
fire, and—"
"Who'd }ou say?'
"Billups, old man
neavens, hurry the
[y house is on fire.
"Whose haounr d'
"Mine, Billups'."
Waal. I wanter know. Who sot it. I jawg requiring the registration
"I don't know, but ring the alarm
7f other cities.
The aggregate population of the teg
' istration area for the calendar year
! 1907 is estimated at 41,758,037, or 48.8
per cent of total estimated population
of continental United States for that
1 year.
The statistics for 190S will cover
two new registration states, Washing
ton and Wisconsin, and as a result of
this addition the registration area will,
Course cm Long Island to Be Open to
Alt Inventors by May 1.
New York New York is to have a
race course for flying machines, it Is
to be on grounds controlled by the
Long Island Motor Parkway, some- j
where between Hempstead and Karrn-
Ingdale, and will provide ample room I
and facilities for all types of dirigible
balloons and heavicr-than-air ma
i chines.
Negotiations between the Aero Club
the of America and the Parkway assocla*
ighth tion have been going on for some time, \
and at the meeting of the club's board
of directors recently announcement i
was mnde that the lease had been j
signed. Committees were named, and '
it is expected that the grounds will bo
in readiness May 1.
Several buildings will be erected to
be used as machine shops and shelter
for the machines, and the grounds
will be marked off so that accurate rec-
ords of all flights may be made. The
course and buildings will be tinder the
control of the Aero club and will bo
available for any Inventor who has a
machine that gives promise of flying.
It is something that aeronauts and
aviators of New York have long been
striving to get, and It is expected that
, the course will become national in Its
character and that many important
records will be made there within the
next two or three yours.
~ i ^ -T-rr - r- -a -r tt
IP
Tuesday, April 21)
WILL SWEAR NOT AT ALL.
Wealthy West Virginian Refuses to
Take Oath as Banker.
an' Jim, he's daown to Missus Holll- ?l
berry's place pickin' cherries."
Well, for heaven's sake, do some-
thing, can't you?" roared Billups.
"Wa-al, I'd like t' oblige ye spuire,
but I dunno as I kin. Leastways not
till to-morrer ibornln'."
"To-morrow morning be hanged, Hob-
kins! The house is burning now."
"Waal, mebbe I might, git up some
time this evening, Mr. Billups." frtn nru* Wisconsin, and as a resuu 01 Huntington. W. Va. Because of his
"This evening nothing! Why, th this addition the registration area will, 8crupieH against taking an oath, Col. j
roofs ablaze at this very moment." according to the estimates, include for E jj Sudduth, for years prominent In
Wa-al, I tell ye, squire, if it's as bad *lrst t,,no 51 niai°rltv (6L6 per coaj fleid8 Gf southern West Vir-
as that, what I think ye'd better do—" cen* ) °f ^ie total population. gtnla, has refused to become the presl-1
'Well, go on! I'm listening." The total number of deaths reported dent of the First National bank at
"Got a postage stamp?" i for the registration area in 1907 was Welch, to which place he was recently ]
"Yes." 687,034, corresponding to a death rate elected.
'Wa-al, preaps ye'd better stick it of 16.5 per 1,000 of estimated popula- Sudduth, who has been one of the
onto an envelope and send word to th' tion. In 1906 the rate was 16.1. chief promoters of many of the lead
Insurance people. If it's got to th' roof Among the foreign countries for which ing business ventures in the southern |
they ain't much use o'my coming out- rates for 1906 are available Australasia section of the state, has religious
If ye want me to, I'll send my boy < 10.6), Denmark (13.6), Norway (13.7), scruples of a most pronounced char s
Willie up after the letter, an' he kin Sweden (14.4), the Netherlands (14.8) acter.
tak* it daown to the post-office an' the United Kingdom (15.6) had "i would neither make oath nor af j
mail it for ye." j lower rates than the United States In firm," ho said, "and was considered J
"You be—" began Billups, but he that year; while Belgium (16.4), Prus-
didn't finish. The fire had reached the sla (17.9), France (19.9), Italy (20.8),
telephone wires and destroyed the con j Servla (24.1), Hungary (24.8) and
nection.—New York Herald. I Spain (26.2) had higher rates.
The large cities with bigheart rates
ol . M _. | were DenY'er, Col. (486.6); New Or-
Brouqht Old Man to Time. i . jnnn . v, . rv.
The young man had asked the father ^fcincinnat, Si
Baltimore 1263.2), and Jersey City, N.
J. (261.5).
Sou). on dav ol exhibition al PurHv Orun Co.
IT RINGS REAL
THROUGHOUT!
Being the First Annual Holiday Tour of the Cow- jj
boys, Cowgirls and Indians of the Largest and most■
Famous Ranch in theWodd, and composed solely of ■
Features and Figures Straight from the 101 Ranch"
the 6reatest is Oklahoma : s : : :
A prodifiooa roo «lid bun ol tbe l 9 101 Rjuvcit Shows, ■(
om ol wlucli tko Trianpi ant Feature of
IIm N*tiuraJ th*
otborfor !
AMUSEMENT SENSATION OF NEW YORK CITY j
ltff\ MELODRAMATIC 2
1*^ MASQUF.RADERS f
for his daughter and been refused.
"Then you will uot give ine Jane?" I
he hoarsely demanded.
'I didn't speak in Volapuk, did I?" j
sneered Jane's father.
The young man paused at the door. !
"1 am considered a good looking fel ,
low." he said. "Ladies turn and stare
after me as I pass along the street. J
Your cook smiled at me to-night as 1 j
lingered at the side door. I returned J
the smile. Now 1 will follow up this ;
favorable impression. I will make i
love to the cook—In a week we will!
elope!"
Tho old man turned pale.
"Don't talk like thnt," he gasped
"You wouldn't be cruel enough to rob |
us of our cook. No. no: not nnothci |
word. Jane is yours!"
unqualified for the office. No other
reason, thank God, only that I would
not disobey the commandments of the
; Saviour. „
I "Matthew says: 'Hut I say unto yon,
swear not at all, neither by heaven,
for it is Clod's throne, nor by the
earth, for It is his footBtool; neither
by Jerusalem, for it is the city of the
The highest rates for cities great King. Neither shall thou swear
SEE THE
Cowiwjt, WiW Wot
Girls, V««jurroB, Smori-
t*«, GuardlM Ruralo,
Men «nd Women Shuj -
i (hooters, of
the Lariat, Rcwgh Rjdm
Range Ri-
der* ,
I Kxfre* Vet-
j eram, Pko-
rera, Trappc**,
ters, Scoab, Hrn
and OUHmoiol
the Wddemrw, E*
plorcn, BoU
fig b ten,
StfCTllMW
era «nd Steer'
TIci^HWM
Wranglm,
Buffalo i,
Long honied
Texas Cattle
Ducking Brmkam
and Mrlo.Cot-
Ponie*, Paint Po®-
lea and gkrtlandi
btn I
C*Ti^ ;>fe
dl, imking their
aufaiintaate with
P«te-hice Civilinti
lis only
siwit.coddi.es/
maie- believes /
wshc heroics .i
YES 5
the \
only \
real
shitw j
of the c
west j
YESi
tr, ef iU orfhll Ubl u i bjr k
• Htm ami nm of ^
jipUcstiM «r Uutioa. I I I I I ■ 'A
NnDl TTihIm II MMMt ptmilN «nr mmwj ftnd nrbd A
uio (i iudW. Inrv art 1. trpirftl oi ihn RanaU an4 W
Wltkovl Ctnw TavWrUk. <xt Tbaattia ad)uut t alawapkaia. '
PUT TO SLEEP BY A PLANT.
with less than 100,001) Inhabitants hy the head, because thou canst not
were for San Antonio. Tex. (B33.2) make one hair white or black, but let
and Colorado Springs. Col. (580.5). In your communication be yea, yea, nay,
the case ef cities, as well as states, the nay, for whatsoever Is more than those j
health resorts are credited with more cometh of evil."
than their due share of deaths from !
this disease.
The high rates in larger cities In I
1907 were for Now Orleans, 24; Den-1
ver, Cot., 23.5; Fall River, Mass., 22.5.1
and Washington, 20.3. The low rates
were for St. Joseph, Mo., 9.2; Minne-
apolis, 10.4, and St. Paul, 10.#, in Min-
nesota, and Omaha, Neb., 12.4.
In the case of every registration
state the death rates were larger in
cities than in the rural districts
KlfgirWltWl Clt a*Ya—Urili" o 7Wt«i.adJ«aa* — atiwafikara.
OVEBLWD TRAIL FORENOOH STREEf PARADE S
Fwm your opinion of uu K.terprive. if jwj are n.,{ ao*|U*«nted,
wkfir we nde tbc princ>()«l in ihc morning. ^
2 p.m.—TWO DAILY PERFORMANCES-8 p.m. ^
Do ra open an bmi eartin I of UK. arj welcome, iuiui o(k>o of
" "iC \t Tickets on
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We Pay
DEPOSITORS
GUARANTEE
FUND
You Receive
PROTECTION BY
DEPOSITING
IN THE
GARFIELD EXCHANGE BANK
or bvio
Accounts of individuals, corporations and banks solicited.£
We allow no bank to excel us in service to patrons. gO
Our Total Resources arel $650,000
J. B. FtRCLSON, Pren l. f. 8. WELCH, Canh. A. P, WILCOX, AmmUCmmh.
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No. 610. from Vernon
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NOTICE!
i I have a] nice'Mist^oflLOTS
on East Broadway,[Maine and
Randolph Streets. Buildings
going up fast, t Terms, few
at LOW PRICE. See me
NOW
Ora L. Green
Phone 152 or 1031
. .6:11 u.m.
..6:28 p.m.
. 9:4 C. a. m.
Iloek Inland.
MAIN LINK
North Hound
fro 12, dully
No. 24 dally
No 36 dally
South Bound
No. 23 dally ..9:46 a.m.
No. 36 dally • • • P-m-
No. 11 dally 9:08 Pm-
I..,Id tind luHdiirko.
No. 7r,3. to Anadarko leave 10:10 p.m.
N« 761 from Anadarko ar. 3:46 p.m.
BllllnKN nraneh.
N/> 7 42 Mixed t« BllllnRf lv. 10:16 a.m.
No. 741 Mixed from Billings ar. 4 p.m.
Carpets ^ Rm^s
Cleaned and
Disinfected
PHONE 650
The Star Laundry Co.
STORAGE
IH'RST the only EXOLCSIVH Ol'
TIC1AN has the REAL COMPORT Orand avenue
mountings. HO W. Randolph Bt. [ior.0
I am prepared to handle any am
ount of storage In car load lotn and
otherwise at my building on Soutb
H D White Phone
Tone and Tune.
When your vitality is low you need
"toning up." Why not "tuning up?"
Same thing. Wo are all pianos, just
a mass of sounding hoards, keys and
strings. We get out or tune and tone;
we run down, iusi like an right-day
clock, and require rewinding. Look at
your wife to-morrow morning and sec
if she Is out of tune. If she is cross
you will say she got out of bed with
the wrong foot foremost. Not a bit of
sense in that. She simply got up from
her night's rest out of tune, or tone.
Tune her up! Tone her up! In her
finest health she may he o « sharp;
when not so well she may be at D.
Have your family kit of tuning irons:
give her a test; then bring her up to
pitch.—New York Press.
I The total number of deaths report-
I «d from all forms of tuberculosis for
' the year 1907 was 76.650, an Increase
I of 1,138 over the number reported for
1906
foT the Increase in population, how-
ever, the death rate declined slightly,
falling from 184.2 per 100,000 in 1906
to 183.6 in 1907.
Man Inhales Odor of Neighbor's Botan- j
ical Curiosity.
Clayton, Pa.—Richard T. Beckett,1
former postmaster, has a plant known 1
j as the aniorphophallus rlvlerl, and also 1
i called the snake palm, cow's tongue, or j
sleeping plant. Mr. Beckett has had i
. the bulb—which Is about the size of a I
I man's head—for four years. It was 1
<
our lnd:*n and Cowboy EiK'amj.nimi. Reserved Stfct Tickets oo ^
ale st the Grounds contiauouaiy fntm s. in. to 9 p. fu. * %
ADMISSION 500. CHILDREN 25«. S
TOOK IIKU Hl Slt\M> OF 17
>hio Court Separate* an Heir U>
Htioo.ooo From III* Brhie
ul-
kept In with hiH sweet potatoes, be-. \n
hind the kitchen lire.
A bright sprout appeared out of the
'-V/°l ""1*1"m..^1 sweet potato barrel and rapidly began ! ,, ,
When Ihe allowance is made V . . ('loveland O April J.—By
to grow. Ihe bulb was placed in a1 ^lovtmmi, w., ninu . j
Jardiniere and Ui a few days had grown l' K of Judge Heed in Sandusky this
almost to the ceiling. It it* now more I afternoon, Valentine i« rh'H, l < yeiirs
than seven feet tall and is still grow- ] old, heir to $600,000, was taken
' ing. The plant began to emit an ob-1 from his girl wife, who is 18 yeani
There were decreases in the rates of
six out of tho 16 cauaoB listed the .lx fam) that ^ u „„ t||e veran
being diarrhea and enteritis, dlph
theria and croup, typhoid fever, old
age, tuberculosis of lungs and con-1
genital debility. The increases in the
noxious odor, which so affected the'old, and put in charge of his grand-
rates for influenza, pneumonia and
heart disease were decided.
Of all the deaths in the registration
area in 1907, 11.2 percent were caused
by the various forms of tuberculosis;
9.8 per cent, by pneumonia (all forms);
8.6 per cent, by heart disease; 7.6 per
cent, by violence, and 7.1 per cent, by
All Join in Helping Messina. diarrhea and enteritis.
Says the London Chronicle: "It is
not only by means of ships thai Amer SAYS EARTH MAY GO INTO SPACE
lea has gone to the rescue ot* Sicll
ians. Visitors from the western heml
sphere to Rome, albeit making no Ioiik j
stay, are using their wealth lavishly t
in the work of rescue. We hear of one , Cambridge, Mass—Commenting on
family alone receiving six earthquake a8gortion made recently by Dr.
children into their house, and giving percival Lowell, that the earth was in
Harvard Professor, However, Declares
the Danger Is Remote.
da, fearing that it would put them all
to sleep if kept in the house.
This massive plant gr >w in tile jar-
diniere without water or earth around
it. The natives of Africa believe the
plant posesses 0 fatal soj>oriflc effect.
A Clayton man who inhaled considera-
ble of the odor fell Into a deep sleep
on the train and was put off at Cam-
den.
Mr. Beckett ulso has a tree bearing
lemons which weigh two pounds each.
shelter to 16 more elsewhere. The
committees of relief are composed
From every nation that gathers in
Rome for winter and spring. All gay-
eties are suspended, and the embas-
sies have put their merely social of-
fices aside."
Where the Bard Falls Short.
"Aren't there some rather Indelicate
things In Shakespeare's plays?" sug
gested the punctilious citizen.
"Yes,** answered Mr. Stormington
Barnes, 'but they don't go quite far
enough to constitute a New York sue
cess "
TAFT KISSED SOLOMON S PRAYER
President's Lips Fell on Significant
Passage in I. Kings.
Washington.—Through James H. 1
McKenney, the veteran clerk of the 1
supreme court of the United States,
has come to light the fact that Presl- I
dent Taft'a lips fell upon a significant
passage in the Bible, when, after tak
ing the oath of office, he kissed the sa-
Mr. McKenney held for :
father and guardian, Frank Crono of
this city. The boy was brought to
Cleveland at once and the wife re-
turned to her parents in this city.
Bach Saturday she may see her hus-
band in the parlor of his grand-
father's home. An action to annul
the marriage of th** couple is pend-
ing in Cleveland.
Young Fries was a student at 'he
University school when he eloped
with Miss Brockett She was a
maid i nhis and his mother's home.
The mother did not approve of the
marriage and vainly tried persuas-
ion. Last week she secured a writ
of habeas corpus and Valentine was
taken from bis wife.
LOVING (TP FOR ANOKl.l.
and Miss Helen Norris, secretary.
The delegation was introduced to
the speaker by Representative Foss,
who will present to the house tomor
row their petition. He will take the
uuusual course of asking unanimous
consent that the petition may be re-
ceived.
The speaker chatted with the wo
men for several minutes. He be-
spoke for the petition, saying that It
was the privilege of any member to
present to the house any respectful
petition.
PUBLISHKILS OPPOHK
WOOD l'ULP KCHKDULK
Mdrieiit
I leer \
i>f Michigan University to
• a Student Memorial
Ann Arbour, Mich.,
erslty of Michigan
danger of being In collision with a
large astral body and thus being de-
stroyed, Prof. William H. Pickering of
the HarvArd astronomical observatory ^d' volume>
says that the chance of such an occur chief Justice the book used in con- ! circulating among themselves a sub
rence is about "one in 100,000,000. nectlon wlth thc administering of the script Ion list for the purpose of rale
raised to the one hundredth millionth oatb He preBented It to Mr. Taft, i ing $1,000 with which to purchase
power. ^ ! who reverently leaned over and | a loving cup for President James B.
Angcll. to wrve uh u ouv«nlor both
of IiIh r«'tlri-mcnt as president of
th« unlviTHlty "nd hl recently cele-
brated 80th birthday.
"A more possible danger, he added, toucj,e(i j,|B t0 the open book,
"but nevertheless a highly Improbable Th(ij. fe„ upon Ule th(r(| chapter of j.
one, is that the solar system In Its
Kings, at the point beginning "Give.
Journey through space may come close therefore, thy servant an understand
enough to some such dark body as to heart to Judge thy people, that I
The Slncerest Respect.
"You people in the east don't appre-
ciate the Importance of the great mid-
dle west,'' said the visitor.
"We don't, eh! On the contrary, we
sit up nights thinking about the great
cause a disturbance in the orbital mo-
tion of planets, and, perhaps, carry
some of them, the earth Included, Into
space. The entire danger Is so remote,
however, that there need be no popu-
lar apprehension about it."
Tree Sink, One Hundred Feet.
Dover, N. J.—Korty feet from the
gate of James Arthur's yard and a
step or two off the main road at Rich-
middle west. That's where most of our i BnJ-.g m,H0 a SBcUon of Uie earth's sur
weather corneB from"
April !>. I'nl-
students are
l'a|N-r Mimulnctoreri anil New p |>er
Men Are (ilven Hearing bj
Semite < '.tmni ttii-
Washington, April 9.—Paper man
ufacturers and newspaper publish
ers were given .1 hearing tonight by
Senator Aldrlch. chairman, and Sen-
ator S'noot of the senate committee
on tlnunce In relation to their dif
ferences over the wood pulp and
print paper schedules in tbi- pro-
' posed tariff bill.
— o
(OUCIIKI) I P CAKPBT TACK.
It Had lleen Imbedded Near Boy'n
Lung for Three Years.
WOMKN, Alt.MMl) WITH PKTI-
TW>\ NKK CANNON.
may discern between good and bad;
for who Is able to judge this thy
so great a people?"
This was the prayer of Solomon at
the beginning of his reign, and the o-ui.utK) signature. Protesting
passage closes with the statement tha' Against Increased Uutj .
the prayer was answered because of
its unselfish character.
Floodgates of Wi-sdom.
"Why do you sometimes discuss top-
ics on which you are scautlly in-
formed?"
"To save time," answered the fear
less public character, "it's the surest
way of beinK immediately and volum-
inously enlightened."
Scatters Heg Five Miles.
Traverse City, Mich.—Wheu the
Grand Rapids & Indiana paHnenger
face slipped through a flsRure in the lrojn from Traverse City reached Wal
roof of an abandoned heading. Arthur, ton fyw days ago, It was thought
who Is superintendent of the Cham- u tragedy had been enacted along
bers Iron Company, was leaving his
yard when he uoticed that a maple
tree which had stood opposite his
place was missing. He found where
the tree had been a hole 30 feet across
and 100 feet deep. The tree rested on
the bottom of the hole.
the way, as the engine pilot was
smeared with blood and pieces of flesh
were clinging to the brake beams. It
was learned later that a 200 pound hog
had been struck and sausage had been
distributed flvo tulles along the right
of way
Washington. April !♦.- Armed with
the text of a petition of 250,000 per-
sons in Chicago, four women, repre-
senting the women's clubs of Chicago
railed upon Speaker Cannon today
to protest against the proposed in-
crease In tho duty on women's ap-
parel They were Mrs. N. II. Lewis,
president of the League of Cook
County Women's Clubs; Mrs. Free-
man Hrown, president of the Wom-
en's club of Knglowood; Mrs. K M
Henderson, chairman of the civic de-
partment of the Women's Federation
Chardon, O., April 9.—Elton Par
ker, S yeurs old, son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Parker, has coughed up a car-
pet tack that had lain Imbedded near
his lung for three years. It is one of
the strangest medical cases cn record
That the sharp tack In its down-
ward course had not torn the dell
rate lining, caused Inflammation and
ended the boy's life is a source of
wonderment.
Many Sailors Knlist Herr.
Since the opening of the naval re
cruiting station here in May, 1907.
there have Inn-n seventy-one new men
put into the service through it. The
greater number of these have been
enlisted in the past year, and the
number is constantly increasing,
though in Marc'/, which was a dull
month, only four were enlisted, out
of eighteen who applied.
Dr L. J. Tourtellot, dentist, suc-
cessor to I>r. llalderman. office. Ok
lahoma State Bank Building. Phone
251 Residence phone 891 Black
3-15-tf
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