The Longdale News. (Longdale, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 38, Ed. 1 Friday, February 12, 1909 Page: 2 of 4
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Bpor. tbe antetic 4»i»cu erf Iuiiti X\
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Tick Asrier.'.xsx are pit tt.tr up -*"
gpedmeza of it that are offered for
ft * is Loolet Tbe Ci ’St yrkvia
reaiv' t U that 'bey are genera! y pre-
pared to on'bid rich Englishmen who
appear to be eqoaily aaxloaa to se-
cure poaaesbioti of i* It ia a mere
patter of the relative reaources of
rival bidder*, rather • ban any iaiaet:
a tie difference to taste
A po’itemas in New Tort, corv t * t-
ed of bru-a.ly beams * eitiseo plead-
ed for mercy on the ground that be
had a wife and family. Why 'be fa t
of barir.g a wife and family should be
regarded ai giving pra'-tieai immunity
In rioiatteg the rights of others, is
what neither ’aw nor logic has ever
found out: but it is brought forward
sc often anc is frequently so s»ceeas-
fnl that a certain c.asf of wrongdoers
hg-.e iearned to rely pon it to escs. ‘
the consequ-. nr es of their own deu>
erate acts
Three fires in New Tora at one-,
with a loss of nearly a mi iion, made
a good test lately of the new high
press are system. It worked in a way
to make the fire authorities enthusias-
tic. and to its efficiency is laid the fact
the loss was not many more millions
This is the firs: time the system has
had a severe test, and it proved equal
to the emergency. Consequently,
savs the Baltimore American the
citv officials are congratulating them-
selves on so satisfactory an addition
to the city’ fire defenses.
Civil service reformers have no r^-a
son to he displeased with the wonting
out of the merit system. Secretary
Cortelyon of the treasury department
rose to his present position from the
of the classified stenographers
are Frank H. Hitchcock, whom Mr.
Taf* is rep--red to have selected for
postmast gr general began his govem-
men* employment in the department
of agricu.t ire anc rose r j men: > an
assistant postmaster generalship The
iceal toward which this is tending .-
that the government s-rrice should
offer a career to a young man. inde-
pendent of partisan politics or politi-
cal “pull.”
The plutocratic agxic-olists of the
west wno have fall granaries and
plethoric bank accounts, are wonder-
ing what "t- sp-i.i. com mis- on w .
b- able to do to make farm .ife more
g-rac-be uri-s- suggests the St
Louis Globe-Democrat it be to advise
the farmer to move into town.
it an
fit In
?Cow if th-*e pugilists w-re omy as
skilled to strike a biew as they are u
blowing!
The days are growing longer. : -
will take some time to get the o-
companies to believe it_
4~t t of dlitrlr* court* t
attorney to rep*-«**r •
divorce nils where the
repr<**ertnd by roue oil The bill 1* ;
traded to do away, la a large mea*-
t>-o. with the commonly called r* -
<3 divorces whirl- a-e co - * — r. ded
have ix-eome ra'her numerous is ri -»
state since atatebori Ktr.cjeg o --
thing* there Is provided a seve-e pen-
ally for remarrixae wjthla the time
prohibited by run decree and which
vs extended from two to five tears in
Lbe state prison.
To the senate the Roddie banking
b;:l has beet, r-'-on. trended f>r pas
sag® in commit fee of 'he whole af'-r
an amendment had i-een adopted to
the section requiring s'ate banks to
- * i it tun t he
s'ate n banks secured 1 ■ the rua-a'--
tee law so as to allow theta to carry
an amount e tsl o r ■ t-t more than
10 per rent of their ia;.ital stock in
secured hanks. Titi- is the same rro-
vision as is found in the national
bank.: g law
Favorable reports vs-e made by the
?®r.a:e commi'te® or hospital* and
charities on the Stafford bill, defining
contributory despond-ncy arid delin-
quency. a companion measure to the
juvenile court bill, and Williams' bill,
creating an institution for the feeble-
minded.
The Harrison bill, providing for the
completion of the records of the con-
stitutional convention by a commis-
s.on composed of William H. Mu. .a.'
and another member of The on-ra-
tional convention, to be named by the
governor, and carrying an appropria-
tely. of TOO. recommended for pas-
sage by tne house committee on print-
ing.
■When the Putnam road bill came up
as a special oro-r a motion wa.- sdo*.'.-
ed to name a comr itt.ee of five to con-
sult with the -f:ate romm;"ee and
trtag in a - 1 tbot would likely pass
both faous-- 'be be •;« teat such
a procedure would fan-.tate the pas-
sage of good roads legislation. Speak-
er Wilson named I N Pu'r.am of Ok-
lahoma Cry Joe Sherman, Carson of
Pottawatomi* J-orge -or aid Ben
Williams as the house -ommif.ee.
A bill has been in'-nduced by Ross
appropriati: g SI**/- for the mainte-
nance of 'be A. and M. crliege, at
Stillwater.
p-*- dert C--.i t-.— aaaoui'ced 'he a>
pciatnaect of S®-ators Alter.. &tewart
and Th mas t- 'hc senate m-mbers of
’he joint —. tr.rr.PTee to inves' aa*e the
statutes, under the sena'e rerclntiort
-. -•', -,&«iu>d by the hr us- r^nati"
Pct'er was named as an stdifona.
member of judiciary committee Nc 1.
and Senator Cpdegraff was yabstitut-
et for Sena-or Colville cr th* goof
roads committee
rret ae-rv.ce.
a favor of
•ae mixed srrawber*:®*
of Fleodi
y, as attorney of Kta-
Kaswaa xnpreme court
iisbarmeGt proeeee eg*
Trick ett. ■**l*~BTlt ai-
for Wyandotte twenty.
Be othra
crtmmala
The late frer
and vegetahtei
northern parr
*a« City. Kan
by
U>r c
agi.nst C. W.
tomey general
All t. .* charg-* were proven fate-
The firm dividend of the failed F -*T
Nt
.al hank of Fc
rt Scott. K_z
a
.tins to 35 per
cent, kax* b en
pari t.i
o deposi'orv
The
sapreme co*rt
of the CEiti-d
Sta'e-s has denied a rehearing to
Coos ia'ed Gas con.paxy. The use
Invo €s the ti: d:ty of iW**®1 raf
law which was recently deciU-.-i
against th® ompani
The South Da >ta house has d-
feated a t... re -i. pass-d by tne
secs'e giving the right of suffrage to
women.
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who had d.- : - ? on th® sir- '
in St Louis Sebastian S'oil fell c an
beside the- bodr f bis wife.
As an eij> riment an attempt -s :.
be made t.o raise the sunken liner Re-
public- which lies 50 feet below the
surface. Tie .1 ihn Arbuckie ’A . -. 1.
ing company of Ne w Bedf. rd. Mass.,
will mate the triad.
The Catholics of Kansas are Bead-
ing in protests to the legislat ire
against the proposal to furr.isi free
text bocks to the school children of
the state.
The case of Maj. Harvey Salmon
of Clin:on. Mcl. who was under a sen-
tence of three years in the peniten-
tiary for unlawful banking, has been
re vers—d and remand-' d - Mis-
souri supreme court., it is ,mpr. nabie
that he will ever be tried again.
Wesley Price, sexton of the city
cemetery at Ainsworth. Ia.. dropped
dead, falling into the grave be was
d.ggirg few the body of bis mates'..
Five thousand Chinese corpses
bound for the - final resting p aces in
the Flow-ry Kingdom. left Brooklyn.
N Y on board a steam®-r recently.
Go v. Pat'-rson of Tenn-ssee has
vetoed -he bill probib.ting the mana-
f a era re of intoxicating 1 . rr In that
state after January 1. 1 ••.
The woods Opera Hons- block, to-
gether w.th the Nar-na: Bank of Cona-
merc- at Wedlingtom Kart l amed re-
C€ - - S. ■
At Sain- Pons. France, two aero-
rs . - w- ■ .a- ■ -d t a' I. v • - a.-
- tempting t.o alight from a bat ooi dur-
ing a storm
With ia and Anthony, Kar cave
adcp--d tr - omm.sa.i n form of mu-
n.,pa, g-rv-mment t-y cffe-rls.-e n-
j.- ■. - -
Tne Kar.tat State Bd.torlal assoei-
atiir. n*e 11 e: W: mta a? tee mee -
:ng place far 1 -. Arthur Capper of
Topeka was electee president.
The price of egga oa
City market took a task
day from S* r-st» to SS c«-ntj a dosrav.
\rnit bt* family *u aw*v jow» pt
trie, a ibIm operator of KatftiDc.
Mn_ comm it ted ooiride by taxing ca*
arid. HI* body was not found
*7® oeveraJ day* after dea’fe
raidneor* who accompaxicd
p. ,.-^1*.*? Taft to 'he isthino* r»-
-•yrr bal they are entirely *ati*fied
with the plan* o* ccowtruction of the
Th® first division of the American
■ a'tl-snip feet has regibed Gibraltar
and was heart., y received by tne
1 • tish offieiala
Tbe Wiacocsin assembly has killed
i —tisfi re- ii -• n for an inve- -®
ten of the rained States senatorial
The raffed body of Naptletms fa-
mous charger Viz.', presented to him
by the sal*an of Turkey, has be®n die
covered in the cellars of the Louvre
James M. Seibert, a former rate
auditor of Missouri, has regtr.ered a*
a "abroad lobbyist at Jeff- rso® C. T-
Harrison Webber, a Kansas City
iruggtet was recently fined in
• - * municipal ft :rt for st'.iing c:-caln«
: ®-ga!;y
T S. Reilly, a ‘ rmer editor cf 'he
Railway Review cf Chicago, is dead
at Canton. China.
N»S*« Tt
Co-Cpe-**-r*.
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Pe^fior.al.
Mrs. Carrie Nation of Kansas was
fixed m a Londrm police- c -urt
for thrusting her umbrella through a
car window upon wh. h was a e.gar-
ette advertisement.
John Clarkson, once noted as a
baseball pitcher of Chicago and Bos-
ton vs dead at Waltham. Mass.
John Harris Right®r. who 1*vented
xAe “Pigs in Clcrver'’ puzzle which
swept the country a few years ago.
is dead in Brooklyn, N. T.
Thomas Lowry, president of the
Tw.n City Rapid Transit company and
of the Minneapolis. St. Paul & Sault
Ste. Marie railway, is dead in M.lnxa-
apoiis. Minm
Jcseph Marshall Graham, vice pres-
ident of the Erie railroad, and a well
known civL engineer, is d-ad in New
York.
Ttie Countess de Lesset? w.dcw of
pet- -.rum ter of tne ship canals f
5aez. Corinth and Panama, is dead in
Paris.
Pugh Murphy of Bloomfield. Neb.,
died su adeniy in the railroad station
at G - - ageary, Ireland, where he was
, on a risin
Cap- Sealhy and the wireless oper-
ator Linns of the lost liner Republic
ha’® sa -d on toe Baltic for England.
Binns refused several lucrative ffers
; to a; t-ear ca the vaaneiul.e stage in
this country.
Roy Farrell Gre-ene. widely known
in the eas* as a poe* and newspaper
writer, is d®ad at his home in Arkan-
sas City, Kan., where he was city
editor of tae Daily X-Ray Blood"
;ion was the cause of ins death.
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rifirr tlf unaJMTri- j* i- |«ki.rnltif
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t-1 rue tin- TT-«T .rw*r: -f -r- -Wik*
* ti< fc he kef or* an Pat -t msr. -t
n,v jufieme-ot. be efferved by njeawurew
rural w-d® -f tbe w-bj®- t th* w t u*l-
ne«* ani > cf th* twr-r.-r r .
b- tak*n »<" nr* fi - '* '"T*~
rjos* ked me to apt* - ut tJ - <
on nuumkry- «te- Ow •W*** aberote »>•
to help a»- *1 p - —ontry v.-ru-
rtiry tie C'eat Tde-a.a c-f Th®
life as weh a* of f- —
of the tnerf-t tBfportar.t afi..-*- ** :•'• r .»
*nd tr.ust be th® country rt .r-i. a ■. I
:nvr*e v >or arter.uon to w vat the
muwvD .ay. of ' - country - hurch and
of the ne*-3 of an extension -1 wo- w -k
t. Thar of tie T *.* M*r. * nnatlan as-
are-.iaf.i- r in mb---V ■ rr - r Let
r— ® i Ste- ,:mt ' IS* :7' ** n~.it *
oorrTrias, t sar, at th® very ®«d o-f It*
®er»r-rr r per»r**.al id-a* and -*al .®afer-
&■ p Evervrhiir.e r*®- '■ ** 'ts-.f tn tie
end .no the qv.-«*.on of p-ra- naif.
Neither aedety r, r p emmert -an do
r /S hr I ..r.'ry fe •* >«* t ■ • *- is
cr.tary reap- --.a® :o the perw-ral ideal*
of th® men and women who ,ve in the
country. In tbe «*•■*: ipmer.r of rfcarar-
:er the home »bf.'-id he tr, -• .rr.y rtant
t® an the n< -,ooi or thar. a* -.:*ty a! -arwe.
vs -.*r once th® ba.« materia, needs -ave
b*ec met, h gh ideals may b® quite in-
.
®.a; r- : w ' : s tfi ®nt Iooobi* to pro-
-r-.a* adequate foundation and wh*re ti.e
cojntnur.ity at larg* is not financially
.. .e;..- US it IS t- f ‘ ■■* I '* • 7 .*
. n\*rajBr* p*re -ia and o rt .. .
igea: In short, th* fundamental f :»
.-- *.urr.an nattir* apt >' t t-.en ant ~ -r-
en who IS-.- in th* cr.entry Just a* ;v y
a-.-,;v to m— n and worn* t. who ii'■ - -* the
t wr-« G en a Fuff nt f ir, - it. *
tr at-rial we', being, the tnfluer - " tie
farmers' wire* or. th*.‘r children be-
comes the factor of firwt import.-, nee in
d®- - rmlHIr e th- ant. de of the n®-.; sten-
eratt-' a '. ward fart- hfe Th® farm*r
f - id realize that the person wl m*«t
r**ds constd-ratjor on the farm ,s ..s
wif* T d not in tbe least mean that she
eh--bid p.mrt.ase ease at ' . i* of
du-T- Neither man nor woman is really
happy or really useful save m ■*.’-'! -n
of - . -B his or her duty. If tie wom-
an scurfs her duly as 1 us- wife as
home keeper, as th— mother w r.,.s® prime
ft notion is to bear and rear a sufficient
number of beatify chiidrer. then sfe ia
not entitled to our r-rard B it if she
a.-** her duty she is more *ntl::ed to our
retard ever, than the roar, who d,--s
l.ss duty and the man sh* . i sf. w spe-
ea 1 consideration for her needs
We '2-e of Nation at Sta«e.
J ware x®.....oa-ntryme® that * -* creat
rP, i - • prr>gT*ss xna.de in life is no'
a * . measure of rar - ' !iz ’ * ‘ * '
I-za* on rests on tie w *® tr.- ,-ss.
th* attractrvertess. and the - -xt- 'er,®ss
as a®.: as The prosperity, of ft in the
-.®®*rr T*e men and w mer, on th*
farms s-and for what .s ftmdaTcentiiiy
t®«*. and it. st need—d in c-.r A met. ..n
life. _
IHEOPOKE ROOSEVELT.
Tba Vt'h.ite House. February 8. ikvX.
SAVED
FROM AN
OPERATION
Bv Lvdia E. Pinkham’s
W 9
\ egetable Compound
Lonisrine. Kj- —‘ : I**-
ii~ ) Ymtabw Cv-mis-.t-iei .-as c*t-
ttiIt dooe “
b* a
ork5 of gtexl xr>d
I camtK’t praise it
CtK v I~*~ I Sbffrr-d
f r- jrnirregularttiraw
difznioss, i,»rv tzs-
at*i a term
fec-alo tronbls.
Lydia fb-Itiak lam'»
Yege-tahio lom-
j--.uiid has re-st- Ted
Ei«x to perfect
health xr»c kept c»
ti. - - I ... : * r * f ■
medicine in the 1 tse. —. .r< ~ —
] r, 3T.-I Fourth S.. L —*V-- • Kj-
Another Ope ration Avoided.
Adxin. Ha® — “I svCercd
misery fr m f-ir-A.— tr * ** *
(doctor sa: 1 ar. operati *n »as oiuy
chance, and I drea led it alin- st a»
ntich as death. Lyi-a K. littk,.ar. s
Vegetable ( u i-t ut. i c. ni^letelycurml
me with ut an • peratiou.’ —Lxna . -
Hentsy, E- F. D. S.
Thirty years of uzparalie.ed suc-
cess confirms the power of Lyuia L-
pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to
cure f*ma> diseases. The great v
nmecfimsc:: testim ny c nsts
It pouring in proves conclusively tt,Ft
lvdia L. 'Pinkbam’s Vegetable Ci u>
ry.und .5 a remarkar ie remedy f« -r tr re
j - c—rasing feminine ilia from Wuica
90 many women suffer.
Murder!
Ot>e gets it by higbwr*y men—Ten*
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ference. Constipation and dead liver
make tbe whole *y*tem asck — Every-
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