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CATARRH OF THE KID1YEYS
FULLY RECOVERED
Bachelors In Comparison Are De-
clared to Be Chicks Not Yet
Out of the Shell
ATTITUDE OF SEVERAL REGI-
MENTS CAUSES ALARM
GOVERNMENT WILL DISPOSE OF
PROPERTY OF INDIAN TRIBES
The interesting and delightful men
are all married I found that out
years ago about the same time I dis-
covered that none of the eligible men
of my acquaintance would ever do as
husbands '
It has made me wonder if good
husbands are born and not made or
whether it is the refining influence'
of the "other women” in their lives'
that has made them so adorable
Very likely that is it — or else they
had good mothers who began their
education before they were born Op
Is It — I shrink from saying— is it that
we women have become imbued with'
that same thirst for the unattainable
that from time Immemorial has been
the undoing of men? Are the good
old days when a husband and wife
had no thought for anyone on earth
but one another really gone and is
every one discontented and groaning
(under his matrimonial chains and
fetters
! Is the real reason why we attract
or are attracted by other women's
husbands that we are unattainable or
forbidden? It cannot be true! There
must be something less petty than
the crying of the child for the moon
behind it all
There are bachelors downtown too
many of them But somehow those
Whom I meet seem crude and un-
formed in comparison with the "other
women's husbands" immature and
untactful Back in my little country
ivlllage I used to assist the Plymouth
Rock hen with the batching of her
chicks picking off the little bits of
shell from the round balls of feathers
and helping in my clumsy way that
the chick might get Its bearings I
am always wanting figuratively to
poke off a bit of shell here and there
from the bachelors of my acquaint-
ance and watch them get their eyes
open — the poor things are so blind
where women are concerned — Phil-
lips Lyman in Smart Set
When Edwin Forrest Worked In Shop
It has been said that the King of
Prussia Inn was a landmark and so it
was Opposite 'to it was the first
Monravlan church another guide post
In its time From both of these struc-
tures strangers in the neighborhood
were guided We learn for Instance
that the- shop in which Edwin Forest
as a boy-worked was next to the King
of Prussia The number at that time
was 71 and the embryonic tragedian’s
employers were Baker & Son The
(Bakers were Importers of German
goods and the elder member of the
firm sadly shook his head at his
young clerk who was accustomed to
pass more time in the company of a
play book than he was in his duties It
Is related that Mr Baker who is de-
scribed as a very worthy and pious
man remarked one day to ForreBt in
his own peculiar style and manner:
"Edwin my boy this theoretical infat-
uation will be your ruin” The worthy
man of course Intended his remarks
to apply to his apprentice’s infatuation
for theatricals — Philadelphia Ledger
Good Use for Cattle
It is possible — for tbe question is
being discussed — that tbe French state
will buy Kerjean the finest of Breton
castles lying on the road between
Landlvlsiau and Plouescat and in the
neighborhood of Morlalx to make use
of it as a museum of the arts and in-
dustries of Brittany and planned on
the same principle as the Matson
d’Arlies A museum worthy of Brit-
tany does not exist and such a one
should be constituted before certain
features characteristic of the country
ate lost sight of in the modern level-
ing tide which is sweeping over it
Kerjean is large enough to hold all
these and combine with collections of
mere objects an "academy” of the lit-
erature language legends folk lore
and the history of the race It is also
a suitable locality for festivities ex-
hibitions competitions and other cere-
monies for the revival or preservation
of the interesting traditions of Brit-
tany A Sneer
Judge Ben B Lindsay the father of
children’s courts said in an address
in Denver apropos of criminal cor-
porations: “Why even the thieves in the pris-
ons have their shot at these malefao-
tors A Denver man visiting one of
pur Jails said to a prisoner:
“ ‘Well my friend what brought
you to this?’
" ’Poverty boss’ the prisoner an-
swered with a sneer ‘I didn’t have
enough money to turn myself into a
corporation and hire a corporation
lawyer to learn me how to steal le-
gally’” Voices In the Night
Hank Stubbs — Handy Crockett says
he is pnrty sure she heerd a wireless
message goln’ overhead last night
' BIge Miller — Tbet warn’t no wire-
less message: thet wuz a flock uv
quawks goln’ south — Boston Post
A Delicate Point
"What shall we do with Senator
Cmuggs?”
1 ' "Just say he was always faithful to
his trust”
“And shall we mention tbe name cf
tbe trust?"
SOLDIERS DEMAND PAY
War Minister Pleads With Troopers
to be Patient— Many Refuse
Leave of Abaense
Lisbpn — The republican govern-
ment is somewhat uneasy over the at-
titude of the regiments which made
the revolution possible Although
not openly insubordinate the soldiers
flushed with victory are showing ex-
treme independence and are cham-
pioning the maintenance of strong
power in the bands of tbe military '
The government's real reason for
according leave of absence for four
months to the soldiers who took part
in the rising with full pay Is the de-
sire to break up the regiments tem-
porarily and remove the danger of
military rebellion The majority of
the soldiers however have refused to
accept this offer saying that they
would not be duped by the deceptive
liberality on the part of the cabinet
The minister of war visited their bar-
racks and pleaded tbe necessity of
patience and forbearance during the
trying moment of tbe republic
The foregn debt of Portugal is es-
timated at $20000000 It Is announced
that the Brazilian government has
recognized the republic
DR CRIPPEN IS CONVICTED
American Physician Will Hang In
London November 15
London — “Guilty” was the verdict
rendered against Dr H H Crlppen
the American charged with the mur-
der of his wife Belle Elmore Crippen
at th conclusion of one of England's
most sensational trials Saturday after-
noon The penalty la death The
Jury was out only twenty-nine min-
utes Lord Chief Justice Alverstone don-
ned the black cap and sentenced Crip-
pen to death by hanging
The date for Crippen’s execution
was set for November 15th It Is pos-
sible that his appeal will not have
been passed on by that time
Miss Ethel Claire LeNeve for whose
love Crippen killed bis wife last May
will be placed on trial next Tuesday
charged with being an accessory after
the fact
Philadelphians World’s Champions
Chicago — The baseball champion-
ship of the world belongs to the Phil-
adelphia club of the American league
They clinched the big pennant fast
Sunday seven runs to two for the
Chicago Nationals and there was
none in the big overflow crowd to
say that they had not won it fairly
and squarely Five games were play-
ed and the eastern youngsters took
four of them by outbattlng outfield-
lng and outrushing the veteran Chi-
cagoans They "got the jump” at the’
start and although Chicago punctuat-
ed their progress with a defeat Sat-
urday it really did not change the
situation a bit
Hurricane Death List la Hundred
Havana — The latest information
shows that the deaths caused by the
recent hurricane number about 100
The tobacco planters are already
busy making ready for the late
planting The press severely criti-
cized the presidential decree inviting
all public employes to contribute two
days’ pay to a fund for tbe relief of
the storm sufferers
Credit System for U S
Washington — A tentative system of
collecting credit information for the
benefit of the national bank examin-
ers wtih the compilation and check-
ing up of the commitmenta of large
local and extended borrowers has
been formulated by a committee of
the examiners who have been meeting
at the treasury department Every
examiner hereafter will keep for his
own use a complete file of all large
and extended borrowers in his dis-
trict from which lists will be sent to
the treasury department for summa-
rizing Oil Company Escapes Tax
Little Rock Ark — The Waters-
Pierce Oil Co won the suit contest-
ing the right of Pulaski county to tax
accounts of the firm The suit was
not tried on its merits but on the
question of the tax board taking up
this question after the legal time for
the session had expired
Land Sales Dates Announced
Muskogee Okla— The government
has made public its regulations under
which the 2000000 acres of unallotted
lands in the Five Civilized Trldes will
he sold as well as fixed the dates
and places when the sales will be
conducted The first sale will be in
the Seminole nation at Wewoka
Nov 21 Following that date sales
will be made In every county In east-
ern Oklahoma where there Is land
that has not been allotted
SENATOR ALDRICH INJURED
STRUCK BY AUTO IN NEW YORK
SATURDAY NIGHT
Aged Rhode Island Statesman Run
Down by Careless Driver-
Accident ie Mystery
New York — With seven policemen
on guard to turn away newspaper
men Nelson W Afdrlch senior United
States senator from Rhode Island Is
believed to be lying In a critical con-
dition at the home of his son Win-
throp Aldrich No 540 Park avenue
He was run down by an automobile
Thursday night at sixteenth street
and Madison avenue and mystery was
thrown about the case Friday by the
fact that all Information with refer-
ence to his injuries was refused
Dr Holbrook Curtis one of tbe
attending physiciahs after spending
several hours at tbe bedside of the
aged senator made tbe following
statement:
That the senator had been badly
hurt was evidenced by the arrival In
quick succession of three physicians
at the home Friday morning At the
time they left 'no report of the acci-
dent had been made to the police
of the East Sixty-seventh street sta-
tion and no effort had been made to
find the driver of the machine that
ran the aged senator down while
crossing the street in the dark
The chauffeur without stopping to
ascertain the Injuries of the senator
turned on his high speed and disap-
peared In tho darkness A few min-
utes later Senator Aldrich his left
eye discolored his left cheek badly
cut his arm hanging limp at his side
and his black frock coat torn at the
shoulder and covered with mud stag-
gered Into a grocery store near by
He appeared on the verge of col-
lapse and asked for help thinking he
was In a drug store When he found
his mistake he insisted on going to
his son's home unassisted
The details of the accident that Mr
Aldrich suffered were learned this
morning more than twelve hours af-
ter he had been hurt
He had started to croBS the street
when he saw the car moving swiftly
down upon him Realizing his predic-
ament he turned suddenly only to be
confronted by a taxicab which had
turned into the street The senator
apparently dazed by the proximity of
danger stepped forward blindly As
he did so one of tbe automobile’s
axles struck him and hurled him
against the car The front step of
the car caught the senator and hurled
him to the ground The force of the
blow rolled him over several times
Oklahoma Cotton Crop
Guthrie Okla — The state board of
agriculture has Issued a supplemental
report on the number of bales of cotton
ginned in the state to October 1 Af-
ter adding in a number of belated re-
ports it is found that there were ginn-
ed to that date 117258 hales counting
round as half bales This brings the
figures up to where they just about cor-
respond with the government report
Cost of Farm Products
Guthrie Okla — The state board of
agriculture through its bureau of sta-
tics will soon commence the collection
of data as to the cost of producing
Oklahoma farm products The board
will begin by publishing cost data as
to the cost of producing crop:: oi ihc
various county demonstration farms
Demonstration Farm at Darlington
Guthrie Okla — Officials in charge
of the Indian agency at Darlington
have established a demonstration
farm there for the benefit of the In-
dian farmers who are being given
tbelr first lessons In practical agricul-
ture by the federal government
Denver Has Snowstorm
Denver Colo — The first snowstorm
of the season blew out of the west
and northwest Wednesday covering
the ground with a white mantle The
snowfall was not heavy
May Dispute Boundary Line
Santa Fe N M — A sensation will
be spring In the New Mexico constitu-
tional convention by tbe committee
on boundary which will Insist that
the 103rd meridian is the true histor-
ical boundry between New Mexico
and Texas
PAID MONEY FOR INFLUENCE
Recent Deelopmente May Uncover
More Graft in New York
New York— Representative Otto O
Foelker tbe man who was carried
from his sick bed Into the state senate
chamber to cast the deciding vote for
the anti-race bills urged by Governor
Hughes took the stand as a sworn
witness Thursday and told the Merritt
joint legislative committee the details
of an alleged attempt in 1908 by For-
mer State Senator Frank J Gardner
now under arrest to buy his vote
Gardner was called to the stand but
refused to testify Robert Elder first
assistant district attorney of Kings
county (Brooklyn) repeated a con-
versation which he says he had with
Governor Hughes In March last and
which previously bad been referred to
as a "confession”
Mr Elder did not vouch as of his
own knowledge for the truth of what
he repeated but he gave for what it
might be worth testimony that In-
volved more names of men now living
and men higher in social business
and political life coupled with the dis-
tribution of bigger sums of money
than anything yet heard in either the
Aids hearing or any of' the previous
sessions of the present committee of
inquiry
King Manuel In England
London Eng — Manuel the deposed
King of Portugal came to England an
exile Wednesday — a few months ago
a ruling king he came with all the
pomp of royalty seeking a bride It
was said then that he came with the
personal interest of King George in-
vested in him Manuel and Queen
Mother Amelia landed at Plymouth
from the British royal yacht Victoria
and Albert which had conveyed them
from Gibraltar Tbe marks of hom-
age to the royalty which marked
across Europe and into England
when he was seeking a queen to grace
his throne were missing upon the
journey which ended at Plymouth on
Wednesday
Wilson Quits Princeton
Princeton N Y — Woodrow Wilson
who was nominated by the democrats
for governor of New Jersey Thurs-
day resigned the presidency of Prince-
ton university and his place will be
temporarily filled by John A Stewart
of New York the senior trustee of
the institution
Rumor Break With 8pain
Madrid — It is learned Friday that
several regiments have been ordered
into tbe province of Estremaudura
and to stations along the Portuguese
border There are rumors of a break
between Spain and the new republic
which has not yet been officially rec-
ognized Stillwell Is Prosperous
Stllwell Okla — Since the county
seat of Adair county was awarded
this town on a majority vote the bus-
iness of the county and especially
the towQv has increased The banks
report a heavy deposit and a greater
amount of business Several business
houses are under construction' in-
cluding two two-story brick halls
Contracts to the amount of over
$300000 have been let for the erec-
tion of business houses and resi-
dences Hanraty Decides Miners’ Trouble
McAlester Okla — Pete Hanraty
mayor of this city late clef mine
inspector and former district presi-
dent of the United Mines Workers of
America was selected as referee to
settle the only question left undecid-
ed when the long suspension in the
southwest was settled when the agree-
ment was signed at Kansas City Sept
17 This was that of the scale for
three mines In the Hlgbee Missouri
district where all the mining is long-
wall work
Lisbon Papers May Print News
Lisbon — Decrees were published
Friday abolishing the exceptional
laws put In force with the advent of
the republic Including those concern-
ing anarchists and restraining the
newspapers from publishing undesir-
able news All the bishops and the
higher members of the clergy have
announced tbelr adhesion to the re-
public Soldiers who fought In the
revolution have been granted four
months' leave of absence with full
I pay
SALE BEGINS NOVEMBER I
Nearly Three Million Acree of Farm
and Forest Land In Oklahoma
To Be 8old
' I
Washington— AH the unallotted
lands of tho Five Civilized Tribes of
Indians in Oklahoma approximately
1650000 acres and tbe forested area
In the Choctaw nation amounting to
about 1365000 acres are to be sold
at public auction according to a de-
cision reached by the secretary of tbe
Interior Monday
The decision to sell these Indian
lands came as a result of the recent
visit of Secretary Ballinger and Com-
missioner of Indian Affairs Valentine
to Oklahoma a study of the status
of the property right of the Five Civ-
ilized Tribes and conferences with
President Taft
Regulations have been promulgated
and the lands now are being adver-
tised for sale at public auction They
will be sold by counties continuously
from Nov 21 1910 to March 1 1911
The total amount to be sold under
this decision is approximately 1650-
000 acres divided as follows:
Seminole nation 3240 acres divid-
ed into 110 tracts Creek and Chero-
kee nations 114000 acres in 4000
tracts and Choctaw and Chickasaw
nations 1540000 acres in 10000 tracts
The minimum price which will be
accepted Is declared in each adver-
tisement and the terms call for 25
per cent at time of sale 25 per cent
in six months and 50 per cent within
18 months with Interest at 6 per cent
The sale of the forested area of the
Choctaw nation Will take place later
It being necessary to ma'B a new ap-
praisement Under the law these lands which
aggregate about 1365000 acres will
not be sold in tracts larger than 640
acres each
The department will not be able to
close up all the tribal lands of ' the
Five Civilized Tribes until congress
makes provision for the sale of the
coal and asphalt lands covered by
what are known as the segregated
lands
Peary’s Record Being Analyzed
New York — Two American geog-
raphers are analyzing Captain Peary's
evidence that he reached the north
pole and a messenger has been sent
to Europe to consult with Prof En-
dreas Gaile chief of the geodetic insti-
tute at Berlin who after a year's
study declared that Peary’s records
and observations “were In fact In a
scientific sense- worthless” The
views of Prof Galle were conveyed
in a dispatch from Berlin He firmly
believes It was cabled “that Peary
did not reach the pole” and on the
particular day mentioned as the day
of the discovery “the sun was too
low on the horizon to allow of accu-
rate observations” without using a
theodolite Such Information It de-
veloyed had already come to this
country to partisans of Dr Cook
Will Not Nam Successor
Clarinda la — Governor B F Car-
roll In a speech' here Monday after-
noon announced that be would not
appoint Senator Dolllver’s successor
at least for the present The governor
said: “Under the law the governor
has authority to fill the vacancy In the
United Staes senate by appointment
but the man appointed would serve
only until the legislature could select
a successor to the late senator”
Government in Libel Suit
Washington — The final attempt of
the federal government to uphold the
validity of the Indictment In the New
York federal courts of the Press Pub-
lishing company In a charge of libel
growing out of the publication of an
article in the New York "urld on
the purchase of the Panama canal
was made Monday in oral arguments
before the supreme court of tbe Unit-
ed States Tbe government’s efforts
were opposed by arguments for the
Press Publishing company designed
to sustain the action of the lower fed-
eral court In quashing tbe indictment
was not damaged
40000 Searching for Missing Balloon
Ottawa Canada — A gigantic organ-
ized search was started Monday morn-
ing for the balloon America which is
still missing Approximately 100000
persona are actively engaged in the
search Farmers and traders through-
out the forests and desolated sections
of the country are being notified to be
on a constant lookout
Warrant Call Issued
Guthrie Okla — State Treasurer
Menefee Monday issued a call for
state warrants in amounts aggregat-
ing $340000 that are to be redeemed
Tbe last of tbe series to be taken up
s numbered 12207
Ethel Leneve’e Trial to Begin
London — The trial of Ethel Leneve
the companion of Dr Hawley Crip-
pen charged with being an accomplice
In the murder of Belle Elmore has
begun
Mrs Marla Gongoll Mayer Minm
writes the following:
“ 1 must inform you that I recovered
my hoalth after using your valuable
medloine Peruna
“ I bad suffered with catarrh of the
kidneys and bowels but now I am
much better and feel real strong”
Mr Heavyweight — Well Willie why
do you look so studious?
Willie — I was wonderin’ if you ever
married sis If I could be able to
wear yer cast-off clothes
REST AND PEACE
Fall - Upon Distracted Householda
When Cuticura Enters
Sleep for skin tortured babies and
rest for tired fretted mothers is found
In a hot bath with Cuticura Soap and
a gentle anointing with Cuticura Oint-
ment' This treatment In the major-
ity of cases affords Immediate relief
In the most distressing forms of itch-
ing burning scaly and crusted hu-
mors eczema rashes inflammations
Irritations and chafings of infancy
and childhood permits rest and sleep
to both parent and child and points
to a speedy cure when other remedies
fall Worn-out and worried parents
will find this pure sweet and econom-
ical treatment realizes their highest
expectations and may be applied to
the youngest Infants as well as chil-
dren of all ages Tbe Cuticura Rem-
edies are sold by druggists every-
where Send to Potter Drug & Chem
Corp sole proprietors Boston Mass
tor tbelr free 32-page Cuticura Book on
the care and treatment of skin and
scalp of Infants children and adults
When a man dresses like a slouch
It's a pretty good sign that he either
ought to get married or get divorced
GOOD HOUSEKEEPERS
Use the best That’s why they buy Red
Cross Ball Blue At leading grocers 6 cents
Don’t you notice bow tbe man who
always wants to bet and who says hs
has a roll In his hand invariably rolls
sway?
Queen's High
“Does Bliggins ever bluff when he
plays cards?”
“Never until he gets home and ex
plains where be has been”
The Difference
' “I don't see any difference between
you and a trained nurse except ths
uniform" said her sick husband
“And the salary” she added
thoughtfully — Harper’s Bazar
Easy for Her
An extremely corpulent old lady was
entertaining her grandchild at lunch-
eon when she found occasion to repri-
mand the little girl for dropping soma
food on the tablecloth
“You don’t see grandma dropping
anything on the table” she said
“Of course not” replied tbe child i
“God gave you something in front to
stop It”
RHEUMATISM
I want every chronic rheumatic to throw
iwar all medicines all liniments all
blasters and rive MUNYON'S RHEUMA-
TISM REMEDY a trial No matter what
yonr doctor may say no matter what
your friends may gay no matter how
prejudiced you may be against all adver-
tised remedies go at once to jmr drug-
gist and get a iiottle of the RHEUMA-
TISM REMEDY If It fans to give satis-
faction I will refund yonr money— Mnnyoa
Remember this remedy contains no sal-
icylic acid no opium cocaine morphine or
other harmful drugs It la put up under
the guarantee of the Pure Food and Drug
Act
For sale by all druggists Price 26c
REMEMBER
for Couchs S Colds