The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 126, Ed. 1, Saturday, December 12, 1903 Page: 3 of 8
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.TH E LEADER QUTHME OKLAHOMA SATURDAY DECEMBER 12 1903.
TO LEGALIZE BETTING.
Another Effort Being Made In Behalf j
of Turf Exchanges.
Bureau of Tho London
1413 Q. St N. W. ' -
Washington D. C Doc. 12.-lit1 avt
of tho fact that all offorts logally to
suppress turf speculation under tho
laws passed in the last 260 years have
o ruled In failure English turfmon
again are agitating the question of leg-
islation to legalize betting license the
bookmaker antl rentier money wager
ed recoverable by law. It is held by
TERRITORY 8CHOOL PLAN.
Indian Superintendent's Views In H(s
Bill
Special to Dally Loader.
Muskogee I. T. Doo. 12. While
John rD. PinedloL superintendent at
Indian schools refuses to make public
the bill pertaining to Indian schools
which he drafted at the reouest of
Secretary Hitchcock his views on this
subject are known and It is ffl-estimed
hebut Incorporated UiGm In the bill.
3ir. Aanedlat hns studied the prob-
lem of education as It Is carried ou In
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many turf writers in England that the the state of Illinois from where he
new comury nemanuB tun progress in i au.ua hiui Keeps poster on IJie ad
jceeping witn tne cnanges made in the
last fifty years and urge that certain
ambiguous points be now cleared up
on the argument that no better oppor-
tunity will bo afforded than at this
time when the man upon the throne
also Is the first sportsman of England
and as generally accepted of the
world.
Since these questions have ccmo up
In England turfmon on this side of
the ocean have shown deep Interest
in the discussion since conditions in
America are much similar to those
abroad.
The English statute books of the
last 250 years show that antl-gambllng
legislation has been a pronounced fail
ure. The first net In this connection
cprne Into operation In 1C04 during
the reign of Charles II. and Is en-
titled "An net to restrain deceitful
disorderly and excessive gambling."
In -t weie contained provisions that
persons found winning by fraud or
cheating at cards dice tables cock
fighting horse rates foot races and
many other games should forfeit three
times the sum or value of money so
won.
Tho next important stntuto was one
of Queen Ann's roljjn and was paseod
In 1710. It provided among other
things that all securities and money
Iom if more than ten pounds sho ihf
be recoverable by law within throe
months of tho date of such loss. Eng-
lish laws on betting have boon muoh
modlfibu since that time but have
failed to suppress betting Judt tho
name.
vancement of educatlpn p Irf gtliv
states. The problem of consolidation
of rural schools is one which nppeals
to him strongly and ho thinks It could
be used to advantage In Indian ter
ritory.
Recently Mr. Benedict said he
thought instead of consolidating
school district In Indian territory
districts approximately the slse of
the combined districts could be form
ed. His idea is that the school ll.
trlcts might conform readily to the
congressional townships and by plac-
ing the school houso near the center
of the district no child would be com
pelled to go more than three miles tt
school.
"That isn't so far down here" he
said In defending his Idea. "People
go much farther for watei in many
cases and why should not the children
be taught that education Is worth go
ing after? As the country became
more settled and the population grows
larger tow school houses could be
used If they were needed.
As to the support of the schools.
the personal proporty of the poonle
could be called upon for taxes. Thero
la no way now by which tho real os-
tato could be taxed but there Is a
great amount of personal property
and as more people settle here tho
amount win bo greater so that the
burden would grow loss and less un
til tho tlmo comoB when real proporty
may be levied upon."
THE FIRSTBORN.
Whr ia it Hint Hi fltWn MI1 . -
often the healthiest of a family of chll-
uren? The reason seems to sugeest it-
self. As child follows child the mother
has less mid less vitality; often not
enough for herself and none therefore
for her child.
j"wva A'uvuruc I re-
scrintlon find tint ft
keeps them in vigor-
ous health. They eat
well sleep well and
are not nervous.
When baby comes its
advent is practically
painless and the
mother is made hap-
py by the birth of a
healthy child. If you
would be a healthy
mother of healthy
children use "Favor-
ite Prescription"
"I wjlt 'be Very Wad to
ay a few word for Di.
Merco1 1'avorite Prwerip.
tton writes lint p. .
Douglat or MutMOfivtlte.
Bratne Co. Quebec. " Dur-
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becoWlsB ft'rtiotherrl uf-
lereutttry mucujftim nail-
ira TOftxSfil!fiK7anJri
felt o terribly sick I couM
scarcely cot or drink any-
thine I bated all kinds
Of food. At fill ttM t
wrote to Dr. Pierce and be told me to cet his
Parartte Prcscrulon ' and a bottle of Golden
Medical Ditrtvery 'I got a bottle cf each and
when I had iken them a few days I fe-It much
better and n.eal had taken hardly three parts
of each bottle I felt well and could eat at well a
any one and could do my work without any
trouble (I could not do anything before). I feet
myuawni 10 ur. nerce lor bis niedidne
1 and I ten all who tell rae they are sick to Cet
Those who suffer from chronic dis-
eases are invited to consult Dr. Pierce
by letter frte. All correspondence
strictly private. Address Dr. R. V.
Pierce Buffalo N. Y.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure bil-
iousness and sick headacne.
PAGE SEVC
GOING LIKE HOT CAKES
The people seem to appreciate the extremely low
prices we are making in order to close out. We
are as busy as bees handing outbargains to many
satisfied patrons. Get in on our f 'ground floor"
prices. Remember our entire stok at cut prices.
Suits Overcoats Underwear Gloves at a saving
to you of 33 to 5Q per cent over what you
are compelled to pay other dealers.
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STOP BATHING.
"To Bathe Is to Be Dirty" Says a Chi-
cago Professor.
Chicago III. Dec. 12. "When poo-
pie leave oft bathing there will bo lit-
tle or nothing for tho doctors to db.
Pneumonia colds and a hundred oth-
er Ills result from tho foolish habit
of washing the body.
'To batho Ib to bo dirty for you
thereby make a newer of thp skin.
Blood attracted by tho skin gives up
products that should be left to seek a
natural outlet and soils the skin."
The forogolng declarations made by
Prof. John Dill Robertson at the an-
nual meeting of tho Chicago Eclectic
and Surgical society at the Auditorium
has aroused tho intereet of the mem-
bers. Professor Robertson asserted that
the theory that the closing of the
pores of the skin would result In death
is false. He said that all physiologies
which made such an assertion were
wrong. The habit of tnklng "dry"
baths wns also denounced. The rub
bing of a rough towel over tho skin
according to Dr. Robertson removed
the natural scales of the skin or the
'fulbe" skin. This he said conduced
to tho growth of bacteria upon the
skin.
Tho doctor concluded with a touch-
ing incident of a poor Eskimo brought
from Greenland to Boston who had
never been 111 In his life. He was
given a bath contracted pneumonia
and died In two days.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
Fne Kind You Have A'ways Bought
Bears tho
Signature of
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SEGREGATE DELAWARE LANDS
Mrs. J. F. Collar has returned to her
home In Chandler after spending a
few days in tho olty the guest of relatives.
The Decision Reached by the Dawes
Commission Yesterday
Special to Dally Leaaor.
Muskogee I. T. Dec. 12. Definite
antion was taken regarding the Dela-
ware segregation by the Dawes com
mission today. The commission decid-
ed that the segregation shorn
made and ordered the commissioner
In charge of tho Cherokee laud office
to proceed. The resolution passed
provides that tho segregation shall
consist of the lands shown by the rec-
ords to be held by living registered
Cherokees as shown by the treaty of
1867 and that there shall he 100 acres
per capita.
This includes lands and Imorove-
ments belonging to the heirs of dead
Delaware if necessary additional
lands sufficient to make up the re-
quired 157000 acres shall be selected
from the public domain of the Chero-
kee nation. The commission will pro-
ceed at once with the segregation
regardless of all previous action taken
either by Itself or the department of
the Interior. At the meeting today
there were present all the mmebers
of he commission and the attorneys
for the Delaware and OHeroltees. By
thiB ruling the Delawaree are entitled
not only to the segregation stated.
iiut to an equal share witli thi Chero-
kees as well.
BEFORE MEALS
Is the best time to take a dose of Hostetter
Stomach Hitter especially If the stomach
Is week or disor JTed ana the appetite poor
It will sweeten the stomach ana pot ft tn
condition to pi operly digest the food. For
halt i century
Hosfefter's
Stomach
Bitters
has oeen the stand-
by of thousands f
sti-k'T neODle and In
today jpst ao papu
lar and reliable. It
positively cares
Sick Headache
('Nervousness
Sour Stomach
Indigestion
g Dyspepsia and
Constipation
lie sure and try it. it
mil also be found
kriplul to yomaa ia
need of a tonic and
repnlator. ft never
fills
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HE TRIED TO KILL HI8 WIFE.
Special to Dally Loador.
Muskogee I. T Deo. 11 Marlon
Itosby was plaoed In Jail today oa a
charge of insanity and attempted mur-
der. Roahy became lnae on the
subject of religion a short timer ago.
November JO he became enraged at
his wife because she was not so en-
UuiBf vatic as he and tried to kill
her. Lhe esoBped and testified against
him todays (k
ACCU8ED OF KILLING NEPHEW.
Special to Dally Loader.
South McAlester I. T Dec. 12.
Deputy Marshal Grayson of Calvin
was here today bavins In custody Dell
Terry who Is under indictment for
killing Perry Con'rell of Crowder
City In October 1902 Terry was
uncle of Contrell by marriage and was
visiting him when the killing occur-
red. Terry says he shot Contrell In
self defense the latter having fired a
shotgun at him In a drunken frenzy
Ju proof of his story Terry shows his
left arm. which was greatly shriveled
by the 6hot wound.
(First published In the Dally LeadeT
December 2 1903.)
Application for Liquor License.
Torrltory of Oklahoma County of L
gan ss.
Notlco Ib hereby given that
Wm. Lasuer
has this day fined In tho offlco of the
County Clerk In and for said County
his petition asking that t. license bo
Erantod him to soil at rotall malt
splrltous and vinous liquors on
Lot 11 block 22 Marshall O. T. In
Fourth ward la said County and Tor
rltory.
If no protest bo filed on or boforq
Doc. lfith 1308.
his potltlon .will bo granted and
license Issued.
Witnoss ray hand and tho soal of
said County horoto a'fflxed this
1st day of Docombor 1903.
(SEAL.)
N. J. C Johnson
County Clork.
Application for Liquor License.
Torrltory of Oklahoma County of
Logon ss.
Notice Is horoby givon that
Chas. Howe and Chas. Doty
havo hls day filed in the office of the
County Clork in and for said County
of Logan their petition -asking that a
IJ$ene- be granted tltain to sell at to
wn malt spirituous and vinous
liquors upon
Lots 24 and 26 block 45 Second
ward Guthrie in said County and Ter
ritory.
If no protest lie filed on or before
December 18th 1903.
their petition will be grunted and
ltoense Issued .
Wtness my hand and tho soal of
said County hereto affixed this
2d day of December 1903.
(SEAL.)
N. J. C. Johnson
County CItrk.
(First published In the Daily Iealer
Dee. 6 1903.)
Application for Liquor License.
Territory of Oklahoma Logan county
SS.
Notice is hereby given that
Iiegley and Bowman
has this day filed in the office of the
county clerk. In and for said oounty
their petition asking that a license be
granted them to sell at retail malt.
spirituous and vinous liquors on
Lot No. 4 block No. 86 Fifth ward.
In part of city known as Guthrie
Proper In said County and Territory.
If no protest be filed on or before
December the SOth 1803 their
petition will be granted and license
Issued.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said county hereto affixed this
6th day of December 1903.
N. J. C. Johnson
County Clerk.
By J. N. Burnett Deputy.
(SEAL.)
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Santa Claus has dumped his pack at the NEW YORK RACKET
and toys for the young and beautiful presents for their elders
have rolled out to the tune of $3500 worth and 20 clerks
have been employed to help scatter them over Logan County
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Santa says: The RAOK.
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people liappy and he
is satisfied to make that
Temple of Economy lira
Headquarters.
Santa says: You can
makr Mr. King a small
payment down on any-
thing you want aud he
will lay it aside for you.
He says: (Santa) that
others.r may advertise
low prlceH.but the Rack-'
et beats them all.
By December 1st the
Temple of Economy will
have nuftrly all of tlrti
Christmas packs unload-
ed ready for the papa1
mamma's and little
dots.
Remember the NEW
YORK RACKET
Santa Claus1 Headquarters.
KIDNEY DISEASE!
are the most fatal of all dis-
eases. EM C Y'C KIDNEY CURE Is t
lULE. I O Buaranfesd named;
or money refunded. Contain?
remedies recognised by emi-
nent nhvslelans as the hest lot
Kidney and Bladder troubles
v jucji tec u $j.os.
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