The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 30, No. 114, Ed. 1, Wednesday, March 25, 1908 Page: 3 of 8
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ISN'T IT
A MEASLY
SHAME?
i
PRETTY. VOMAN DE-
NOUNCES DIVORCE
BILL AMENDMENT
PIOMISED RELEASE
FROM "THAT BRUTE"
May Turn to Sickening Dis-
appointment for Would-
be Divorcee
"It's a Bhaino na ovorlastlng
shatno!" she cried as hIib clonchoil a
cops' ot lust night's Leuilor In her JJUIe
wlilte hand.
"Just to tliluk that I may havo tol
stny In Oklahoma nlmoHt two years i
longer before 1 can be free from that
old brute back In !"
She was u pretty llttlo womnii nnii
had come to the new state to secure a J again for ohe year rtfter tho granting
divorce owing to unfavorable condl-iof Hie decree and Violation will con-
tlons In the state she formerly 'stltute bigamy. Stagner moved to
c alfed home. For sevoral months 'make the Inhibited period five years
she had been quietly working nursing but this was tabled and the Tandy
the dull ache In her heart watching
tho days grow r'n a year that long
period of tlmo li.- Oklahoma statutes
mako necessary b i her purpose. Sne
had n't noticed tho illght of time so
much or late and It had not scorned es-
pecially slow to hor until the story of
tho MeCalla amontment to SenatorfJt-
Up'b bill reached her In ttie evening
paper.
"I don't think Mr. MeCalla is a bit
nice" she said with u pout. "Mo must
be an.awfully religious oiu thing. And
they say he is rrom a county calloil
'Love.' too. I think tho namo or his 1
county ought to bo ehniiKed."
"Well. It can't bo helped 1 suppose.
Maybe there are people who just sim-
ply waut to gel a divorce and huvo n
really good reasons as I havo. Hut
thon the senate has to agree to tho
amendment ami t know somo awfully
nice senators. Maybe thoy would re-
fuuo to stand for suqli it fierce propo-
sition I am going to talk to somo ot
them anyway. "Tho worst part or it
all.'' she said with tho suggestion ot a
sob "Is Unit George tho horrid old
thing will laugh so wIipii ho rends
about this and loams what a fix It
leaves nio In. Hut 1 am determined
to stick It out. It it takes two hundrod
years
A lonk nf ilnlnrrxlniitlnii cmiiik Ini-i
her race. Her scarlot lips closed o .
a tiny bit of ftidgo- and sho cut the
urttclo out of tho paper to send to a
more fortunate girl friend in South
Dakota
House Yesterday Afternoon.
The fisli ami gamo bill was up again
In tho house yesterday afternoon and
was finally ordored to engrossment
nut however before anothor display
of oratory bad been witnessed on the
hill. Consideration was rosumed at
Section 24 and sevoral ainoudmonts
were made.
A salary of $1800 and the actuul
nnd necessary traveling expenses aro
provided for the game warden. Porter
moved to substitute $1200. whllo
Hanks aboved to cut ofr nn additional
$200 and make the salary an even
thousand- Mr. Banks made a strong
talk ror his amendment speaking as
always. In the Interest or economy.
Smith of Custer said the bill was
only a modification or the old English
lord luw under which the common
people raised the game and only the
lords wore allowed to hunt It. He
thought $1 000 was plenty for the state
fish and game wnYdett.
Riddle scoutajl 'this' ldeft' and was In
favor of an efficient man at a fair
salary.
Murray spoke for the compensation
as fixed in the bill and cited the sal-
aries of the wardOiis In many other
states all of which wore unsiderably
higher than that propose. I in this bill.
King moved to table all poadlng
amendments which waB carried.
Allen of Sequoyah moved to amend
ly making the office of game wardon
elective but his amendment was laid
on tho table.
Tho bill provides tor actual und nec-
essary traveling expenses not to ex-
ceed the amount or $1000 in nuy one
yeur. Vandevoor moved to cut this
amount to $600 making a forceful but
Inetcctlve plea In support or his idea
Ills' amendment was tabled as wax
BECOMING
A MOTHER
w o pvuitmig nuu unutcr ju eiaro luriicr roos ilia expectant mother .". VT "" "'" M T
IKrr antitrna of. cnSng r1 c's rr ss "WaT.Is:::
thadow of gloom which cannot be shaken off. Thousands pf women plo ofthe county who are interested in
have found that the uw of Mother's Friend durinir nrctrnanev robs the nehoot work.
aonttneraent of all pain and danger
as child riua scientific liniment
time of their most critical trial.
carry women safely through the
fently prepares the system for the
sickneM" and other dii.
eoflfifortf of this period.
Sold by all druggists at
Sl.QO nr llottl. Hrwilr
containing valuable information
Bi fWi nv tm!
333JQ
i. ii
aleo that proposed by Winchester Al
Ion to cut out the provision for dap
uty .wardens.
Section 27 providing for "its many
deputy wnrdons ns may bo necessary"
was nttnelted by timllh of CUBtur who
desired to cut out that section. His
suggestion proved futile.
Ctisteul Htlrred up a parliamentary
lanrtlo when bo ofterxjd an .atnqhil-
mei t oxtuttdlnR tho oj((Jn ajoHlf
toei ilny. The oponjiHeasCn Ui'thO
bill was originally frojii December 10
to January 10. His amendment nmltos
tho season bogJn December I and end
January 1C Ilrynn moved to luttko tho
stmson Hit'ovnn two moutliB. ending
February 10 but this was lost. Filial-
ly a roll call was secured on the Cas-
teel amendment and it was carried by
n vote of 07 to 20 absent 10.
ttriilkner put through an amend"
insilt to tho effect that any person
round guilty of violating' any or the
provisions of this act shall In addition
forfeit his hunting license and Rliftlf
hot receive another for a period of one
year.
One provlr.ua or the bill prohibits
for a term of years the killing of prai-
rie chickens. Murray moved an
amendment providing for an open sea-
son for the shooting of prairie chick
ens In Cimarron Texas. TJoaver
Woods. Woodward Bills and Harper
counties. On motion of Wilson tho
amendment was tabled. Another sug-
gested amendment of Murray's was
tabled on motion of Tlllotson. It pro-
vide4 for an open season except In
Mccurtain Choctaw Pushmataha I-e-Flore
Latimer nnd Haskell counties.
Williams of Pushmataha desired to
reconsider Section G but this was
lost and tho bill was then ordorod to
engrossment.
The house also finished the consid
eration of the Little bill ns to di-
vorces which had beau under consld-
oration during the
morning session.
Tandy put through an amendment
that tho guilty party iifnny divorce
suit should not bo pormltted to marry
amendment adopted.
Tlllotson secured an additional
amendment to the effect that whore
the defendant Is a resident of ths
slate tho action must be begun In the
county of which tho defendant Is a
resident Durham added the words
"or may bo round. '1 The bill wus
placed on third reading and passed.
Another bill that was passed was the
district clork's fee bill which had boon
considered In tho morning.
The Sneltrm antl-elgarctto bill
wli h bus boon on tho calendar for
several weeks was tnkon up. An un
successful attempt waB mado to cut
out the provision agulust tho smoking
of clgaie" ' uxuopt by children under
tire ago of sixteen years. A motion
to recommit tho bill fur this purpose
w-ts ruled out or order. Dr. Snolson
ottered a substitute for .the bill and
the HJibs'.Huta was ordprad to engross-
nialiU t .
A number of committee reports
were made on pending measures and
some bills were placed on second load-
ing and rorerrod to tho proper com-
mittees. A number or new Mils were lntro-
diKwl and their authors and oftloial
i i.-m uinv i round In the House
Minimal pull uahed elsewhere In The
Leader of today.
Al So clock the house adjourned un-
til 9: U0 this morning.
A Correction.
A misprint in The Loader or yester-
day gives tho authorship of the di-
vorce bill passed by tho house yes-
terday to Senator Wynno. The real
author ot tho bill Is Senator Llttlo.
Kennedy's Laxativo Cough Syrup acts
gently yet promptly on the bowels and
allays Inilamatlon at the samo tlmo.
It I a pleasant to tako Rold by C. R.
IlENFRO.
MAY ASK SUPREME .
COURT TO INTERVENE
Special to Dally Leader.
Atoka Okla.. March 24. To what e
tent may a government Inspector Inl
the Indian service have access to nnu
make Innrlry Into records of formor
Indian Territory that havo become the
property of the several counties on
that side of the state and are now in
the hands of the county Judges?
The determination of thla question
may result from a majority that the
state supreme court may be called
upon to consider. In any event until
that matter has been determined there
probably will arise many instances of
conflicting opinions lietwoen the gov-
rnineiK inspectors ana county jime.
A party ot Inspectors recently made
a demand upon County Judge Line-
baugh hrie for access to the records
that have been transferred from the
United States ourt to the county
court. The demand also Included an
Intimation that the Inspectors desired
to make a thorough Investigation of
the records. JuJgo Uuelmugh offered
them access to the records but Inform-
I'd them that an Investigation would
be forbidden.
i
Is an ordatl which all
women approach with
indescribable foar for
nothing compares with
the pain nnd horror of
child-birth. Tho J.hatjgh:
rint? nrccrnancv rnbs
nnd insures safety to life of mother
ii a god-send to all women nt thd
Not only does Mother's Friend
peril of child-birth but iU'uw
coming; event prevents "morning
- "' i
MOTHER'S
atioH fte. l""! sW Jfff MsW sW
free.
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LBA3)Kft GUn.'fl&feQr&A. AYlT)NTSSt)AY MAROTt
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MEANS MUCH
TO PEOPLE
WHO NEEI IT
SIMPLE RECIPE SHOULD
BE VALUED BV ELD-
ERLY PEOPLE
PREPARE AT HOME
AND TAKE IT
For Kidney and Bladder
Trouble and Rheu-
matism The great majority of men and wom-
en at tho ago of 50 years begin to
foel tho first signs of ndvnnclng ago In
soine form of kidney trouble and blad
der weakness Few are ontlrely fret
from that tortuous disease rheuma-
tism which Is not a disease In ItsoJf.
but a symptom ot darangod function
of tho kidneys which havo become
clogged and sluggish falling In their
duty of shifting and straining tho pois-
onous wasto mnttor uric acid etc.
rrom the blood permitting It to ro-
main and deeomposo settling about
the Joints and muscles causing IntcnsQ
pain and suffering.
Tho bladdor howover causes th6
old folks the most annoyance espe-
cially at night and early morning.
A noted authority In a recent article
stated that he has woudorful success
with tho old-tlmo "vegetable treat-
ment." Ho states: "Of sixteen cases
of bladder troubles and rheumatism
which havo been treated with this
irontmout only ono very complicated
ciiso failed to fully yield to its romark-
ablo Influonco. It Is tlto most harm-
loss trcnlinont I hnvo over found to
clean tho system of rheumatic pols-
ohb; romovc Irritation of the bladder
and relievo urinary dlfflcullleo of the
old people It Ik a true vitalizing tonic
to the onliro kidney und urinary struc-
ture ro-lnvlgoratlng tho entire sys
tem."
What ho terms "Old Vcgotablo treat-
ment" consists or tho following simple
proscription tho ingredients which can
bo obtained from any good pharmacy
at small cost: Compound Knrgon one
ounce; Compound Fluid Uxlract Dan-
delion ono-hair ounco; Compound Sy-
rup Sarsnpnrilla lliruo ouueso. Shako
well in a bottle and lake In toivsponuful
dose after each meal and upon going
to bed. also drink plenty of water.
This prescription though simple is
always effective In the d I souses and
afflictions ot tho kidneys and bladder.
JACK LOVE'S PROTEGE.
Corporation Commissioner Cares For
Old Friend's Little Son.
Dick Houston papgo In tho home
was lu serious trouble Monday night.
There was a "show" at the oporu
house ond DIok was flat "broke." He
sat In tho lobby of the Royal hotol
and gazed at tho faces ot the passers
in and out. Ho confided his predica-
ment to a reporter but the reporter
was lu the same distressing condition.
Jf I could only find Jack Love"
mused DIok "I'd be alright."
About the middle of the first act
tho big corporation commissioner camo
strolling in. The llttlo page sllped
up and (whispered In an embarrassed
mannor to his father's old time irlond.
Jack nodded his head and put one
hand Into tils pockot. In a moment
more Dick had sought repose on u
cushioned seat behind the bright
lights and Commiasiouer Love wax
smiling with ns muoh satisfaction as
though he had Just brought a big cor-
poration to lt knee.
Mi. Love and Temple Houston
Dick's t ml her were old cronies In the
early days. Hence he takes an ac-
tive interest in the young lad. and
DIok places all hl surplus funds in
his keeping. He finds Mr. Love a safe
and conservative banker and while
be often overdraws his acc.otmt he
lis yet to have a "check" turned
down.
Dirk says lie is uiiabty sorry he Is
too young to vote for his big gener-
ous heartel friend "Jack.''
Kodol Is today the beet known reme-
dy far all disorders of the stomach
such hb dyspepsia heart burn sour
stomach nnd bejohlng ot gas. Sold
here by O- R. RHNPRO.
TEACHERS WILL MlT
AT CRESCENT CITY
Tbe Lomu County Teacher' aso
the xchool work
i The program follows
Morning session.
Addrose or welcome. It O. Hr -wer.
Response Nell llumpUray.
Music by Proscoiit di-ohoatrH.
Papttt. "Toacblng." J. C Harkltm
Dlsousslmi. Lovlua Stnltii.
Papor "Tho Oklahoma Roy" George
Norrles.
DlsciiKslon. J. W. Rlqb.
Music tho Crescent orohoatra.
barter. "Teaching Oklahoma Geo-
graphy" R Q. Win.
i' la t Inn nnlila Itit nrt.1 inyiuiltiir at l"ru
.
Discussion MIldrii.1 ifftll.
Music male quartettes
IttTKnMjSSlCW.
Afternoon Sats)8n ijSo p. m.
Piano solo. Mm. I'mnlt JPrlnce
Paper "Laying Corftflrt'-onr" Nora
McGlnty.
Discussion Htnina Kills.
Paper "ItecIltiUu:J Mr. I'arletl.
Discussion. Nautilo U. Gift.
Duet Doator ninl Mrt(."Bcfltt.
Paper "Teaehfrs' Jlftiion to the
Parent" Clark ItofljsdJjK-
DlBoussIon Qlnrk uohon.
Roll cnll. '(
. Tho nctlvo worker nCOrtei-nl huvo
litedo preparations JdjUltortaln tho
members of the InstrutsUng; profession
and Miss Frieda RohlloittV ifOfretary of
tho association has biion notified thnt
there cannot bo too nta"i.iy0ome to bo
properly carod for. i
A UNIQUE HEIRLOOM.
House Employe'3 Rellfof Kcntucky'o
First Governor.
An miusiinlly intoro-Mlur relic Is in
tho possession of J. U. Hamilton of
Woodward county nspUtafit sjrgennt-nt-arms
of the house t)t representa-
tives. It Is a sliver croarn ladle made
rrom tho knee buckles of Kentucky's
first chief executive Governor Oar-
rod who was Mr. Hamilton's grettt-groat-grandrather.
Tin- lkdle bears
tho Initials "A. 12. W. those of Mr.
Hamilton's great-gramluiother Elisa-
beth Withers. The holylooni is now
tho property of his HUIa dnughtor
Plosslo. l.t being a family custom to
hand it down to the youngest daugh-
ter. It has been lu constant use for
more than a bund red years.
f mir-:-s-M-:-aH-:-H-:'H-i-E!-:-H-M3-:vffl
AMONG THE $
m REPRESENTATIVES w
6tH--:--i-&a-:-a-:-at-:-a-:'aai-:-:'HB
DR. P. R. DAY.
Dr. CurtlB R. Day of Rdmond. Is a
native Mlssottriau. Ho is n graduate
of the WnrreiiBburg nocmnl of that
stale also a graduate lu both medicine
and pharmacy consoiiuontly Is most
interested in uorinnl suhjools mtdlcal
nnd pharmaceutical legislation.
HIb etforts thus lur Jitvyp been for
such mouBUMe ns will bo df groatjBst
bonollt to tho Central norinal school
which In located at his home. He Is
tho author or n bill now ou tho calan-
dar which will provide ror the teach-
ing of agriculture lu the normal
schools. In conformity t t lit royetlln
Hon.
A. H. Kills of Garfield oo"iity has
taken an especially prominent part In
the deliberations of tlu- house not
only from the fact that h" Is speaker
pr tern but viry muck also by rea-
son of his storliiig quulltleg and na
lural ublllly. Mr. Kills was born In
Indiana In 18(11. He has spout many
of the beet years of his Itfe among
the people of Oklahoma. 1807 ho sol-
ved with conspicuous anility as a mem-
ber of the Fourth Territorial assembly
but was defeated for re-ele-tlon the
next j ear. In l'jcr he was again nomi-
nated by acclamation but again de-
A If Kl.t IS
fen to J. Tln ippui)ik-aiin of bin county
boasted thai ho was dn and out for
all time but two yearn lutr h dem
ocrsu offered him the m natorlal nonit-
nation which he declined Wnti the
race for delegate to the onstltuUonal
oonveiition came on tit- was urged to
make the rct rrom the lldi district
IWghty-slx ballots weiu necessary be-
fore the nomlnsUoii wmh secured by
him. The distilet lay in thrso ooun-
ties and was conceded be not 1ms
timn 60 republican 1..t KU vfos
elected by 145 nifUvrltv. Hs srvd
wlUi distinction being second vice-
president and author ' nmny of tb
provisions or the f imotltutlon. jjts
Dole felt such covUWinco In ills abi-
lity ami honesty thai hi' was sent to
tha iflrst iegtilature. where Uic reord
1 wll knswu. Mr. Bills would b
phttl to tube the w-alp n tu republl
oaji nominee for cotjgre la the Plwt
district thK fait.
OPTICIAN FINED FOR
RSFU8INO TO PAy TAX
Bii-lnl to Dolly lAVLiia
Mountain View Os'h Muxb U.
Or. 11 f"rr. nn otplclan or fblcftftsln
has bn fuied 1 an-i (flU iUJti-
tico etirt for rft.tnn . pay an or-
pupation t. The ioctor subjttfil
A Hl-gUIUOnt Ui the eouit dMdjrJux
Unit Iiu did not ooim- within UQJ.00$w
Of Ule lJWler class. He r Jjotleu
i4l'aflpil.
feet De "Wilt's mrlKdiwl WUcfi Hard
SalvB-r-jt is ood for plies. Said uyo
Rf!t$r
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zJ A ifcCUlodt
.$ New Stye of Letter Head. Send Lo the Leader Office
j for Styles Sampcs Prices Etc.
f Business Office Phone 75
FOR CONFEDERATE Hl'C
Meetlnu of Camp RcprcbcnttfJtlvw
.Culled at 8luwnco April 4
You tav horohy nollllod that tho.ro
will bn a mooting lu Shawnoe Okht.
ob April 4 1008 of tho officials ot
each ot tho illvislotis or u'onfcJornto
Veternns of Oklahoma und lnd!n
Torrltory und tla commaniler Vvinl
niljiilnnl of oach rump In the tV"o
jurisdictions nnd ono reprosenlnltv
from encn ramp of tim Sons nii'l
Datightors of flonfedenito Veterans"
for Uh juirposo of discussing tho lo-
Breaking Month..
m? W4 xKi
fi Kfrtmspmntpm'' YW
!1 f Iff
urn ""SBr
what Does
Is the most popular piano in tho world today. A travel-
ing man in Milwaukee made a htanding offer of $100(1 to the
man who would tlnd a single make of piano m the world
that as many musicians ol national and International reputa-
tion recommending and pteferlng their piano as to the
Kimball.
We will receive another Car of Kim-
ball Pianos Friday or Saturday
Wp Save You From $50 to
$150 on a Fiano
TJJL'lh.
r
send away for your
JOB PRINTING?
Why use Rubber Stamps
on your Letter Heads En-
yelopes Cards Eta. -
and
w
Will turn out your Job work quickly and t reasonable
prices. Briefs MADE IN ONE DAY'S TIME. Blank
Books of all kinds in stock and made to order. Best
Equipped Bindery in the Southwest.
ontlnu and building of a homo for
with tho Christian church In
'''iili(l(r'ato Veterans nnd tho nsltiPK
or the legislature of Oklahoma for an
appropriation for tho malntounnco ot
mild home.
PIohko mako your itrmueumviitc l
(u prHont und Hid lu oVery way this
worthy umlartnkliig.
JOHN TIW'JADOILL
Major Qaiiurnl.
WILLIAM GROSS.
Adjutant General Oklahoma Division.
UID MoKHNNA.
MnJ. Chlof of Ordlunpuo.
E arc conlinuouslj- beinn
location tsut more continuously are we receiving
congratulations about the iinish and design of our
new store atlll all these things are pide issues and
like other people the business is what we are after. And
we are congratulating ourselves on the number of sales we
havo made since moving.
Just Think
We are actunlJy selling a
Pianos
T'f
ras
1l IHL KNAUSS
Oldest Music House in Oklahoma.
PKQB THREEL
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A. I'. WATSON
D. M. HALEY
Major Gonornl In. Dlv
Mr. John Rlha of VlnlnR In. saya "I
have boon oolllng DoWltt's Kidney and
Ulnddor Pills for about a year nnd thoy
glvo bolter Butlsfiiollon than any pljl
I ovor sojd. 1 havo lurod thorn mysolt
with fins. rosultB." Sold by C. It. REN-
VRO. Good from start to finish. The cele-
brated White Goobo cigars three for
five. Get them at Olsmlth's to-day.
complimented on our new
car and one half of Khnb&U
a mouth.
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