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NOTICE.
-/U^Jt-fobllihed in the Oklahoma
Guide Jan. 26 lpil
.NOTICE TO CREDITORS
I
*11 T!:e Matter of flic hstnie of Tlinni
ee late of l,ngwi County anil .Him,.
'f lahoma, ^Deceased.
■ ' persons having claims againtp
oinas Lei? deceased. are required
• i.liji fhe* same, Willi necessary vou-
i' Hie undersigned. duly appont
d Qiml;:!ed Adniinistrraf rix of the
1 • or «ai(| decensed, hi iliu County
- f in ihe county of Logan and State
Oklahoma, and that 4 moufha after
he first pubJication 'of this notice has
iicen J i mi led by order of the county
«>urt of said Logan county, as the
•iuic for creditors of said heceased, to ex
'.ibit mid present their claims against
JA'd estate-
<'aroliue X Lee, hor mark Administra
tri Jr.
NOTICE
First published in the Oklahoma
Gui'iK' Sept 8, 1010-
Notice To Creditors.
dttl DEFENSE OF THE HtLiORY < SUBTEPiFUGE N0T A SUCCESS
in 'u,,. i
.'utiles IIrei
ti«'. i-'iMinty
Her Of The Estnte or
inn. ,,r tin. <;ny „r ctnii,
f l.ogmi. .state of Oklalui
Notice of Publication
Superior Court-
Cura Cooper is hereby notified (hni
r'hl* 11HA been sued us defendant in tin
anion II..w pending in the Superior
(Conrt of l.ogim County, State of Okla.
wherein William Hooper Is plaintiff and
Corn Cooper is defendant and that .She
Must answer the pcttion of said plaintiff
flleil in sai.l Court, in said action, on or
lie'.ne III.. I'tlili'dny of May 1911 or suid
pel ii inn will betaken as true and Judge
pieut rendered against laid defendant
for Divorce, accordingly as prayed for
n peiiiion. Da e Macrh 2? lull.
Walter T. Warren Clerk
SEA [, Superior Court
John K Anderson Ally, (or Plaintiff.
All persons having claims against said
I ames Green, d leeasejl are |it quired to
exhibit I he Hume. with I lie necessary vou
die's to IheuuderHigiieit, duly appoint
ed and IJuaIitieil Administrator of saidile
ceased at Guthrie; Okla. tit the Count)
"f Logan and ritaie of Qklahonta, ami
ihat four months afier the rirst publieie
lion of this notice haN been liuiilid by
order oftiier County court fo. I.ognn conn
ty; nellie tune for creditor* of >nid de-
ceased to exhibit anil present their'claim
ngainia said estate.
Date the 3rd. day sept 1010.
I*. I'. Fraction, Administrator.
An Obedient Sen.
The prodigal sen entered the old
homestead through the kitchen win-
dow. •Father can't say that 1 dis-
obeyed him." he soliloquised; "he
warned me never awtin to darken his
door and I'm heeding his good advice."
The Kansas City Weekly Star
Is of special interest to farmers because it prints
a more complete and intelligible account of the
markets than any other paper in the country.
and 25 Cents for Out. Year's Subscription
Address, The Kansas City Weekly Star,
Kansas City, Mo
Precocious Infant.
Willla^p'.Lyon Phelps tells this story I
| about IJaburt j.ouis Stevenson, ai II- Eng,i,h Writer showl 8ome 0o(Mi j _,. „ Wh..h„
I luitrnUh>: t.'io cosmopolitanism ot PolntJ About Thi„ old.Tlme , Cros^.r Trirk ° pliuw
' Kusa;*.. 4>fftc'«r. which Professor ' Form ef .Punishment. Dctccted Trlck or Really Was
Phelps says is accountable, In a Unselfish Mood.
measure, lor , be International effect perhaps one of the few really demo- r . . . ._VJ w.__ 14_ .
and Influence of Russian novels. ! « „ .a ..... Crosby had always been Incline*. to
NOTICE-
First published In The Oklahoma Guide
October 27 1910.
Stale of Oklahoma,
SH.County Court.
In th« District Court of Logan
(County, State of Oklahoma
NOTICE.
First I'.ibliHkerf In Tho Oklahoma
Guide. December 1,1010.
Mniii* Coujjhlan. Plaintiff
ys. No 813
t*hH*ie Coughlan. Defendant.
The snid defend ut, Chaiie Coughlan
will tnke notice I hut lie haw been sued
l f (lie * Hd plainliff in the District Court
oi JCuimly. State of Oklahoma
/••r ni absolute divorce upon the ground
of d*«enion mid abandoment for more
floin n \ mr without excuse, cause or por
varuij.ui thcrefor.and you are further
Huiifif.l ilmi unless you appear in said
ronri and answer I lie petition of the plal
titilT in snid Hi-*ion on or befor the 12th
dm .1 nuu'ii v. A. 1). 1911* t he Said pe
i I ion «%ii|hi) taken us true, and judge
mi'mii will In- rend'-red thereon for the ic
y ■t Hietvin prayed for urnming unto
in irr «n nl.Holitte divorce- costs and
• "'■riu*t tee*. (J. 11. (jriswold-
\ i}ij«iri«*i Court of Logan County
Siaie of Oklahoma.
ie Attorney for plaiutifT
Somewhat Inappropriate.
Rev. Dillon Uronson of Doston tolls
that once he went out to preach nt a
country appointment it was a rainy
day, nnd there were but nine people
In th«i congregation. The hymn chosen
to begin the service was. "What
means this eager, anxious throng?"
Let Chilli ron Be Happy.
To not try to make men of your
boya or women of your girls, saye
Orison Sfwett Warden In Success Maga-
zine. It Is not natural. Love them
Make home Just an happy a place as
possible and give thorn rein, freedom.
There Is nothing sadder In life than
I ho child who has been robbed of Its
childhood.
• OF THE GOBI DESERT
' ' Olsccvered by Prjevalsky
Hc-.cr Has 9«en Famed and May
3e o D.stlnct 6pecle .
Tt is more difficult to domesticate
■ rild horse than It Is to bring oth
*r hj ics of wild animals under sub-
jection.
vears rqo Prjovalsky, a Rus
« <' i \plorer, discovered a distinct
PM In :l e Gobi desert, in Ui«'
• ;h of Mor.jroha. A herd of 30 colta
A Failure.
Has your son had any success as a
lawyer?"
Well, no, to tell the truth, he
hasn't. He has been practicing now
for nearly eleven years and he has
never been elected to the loglslaturo
or been appointed receiver for any-
thing or even become president of
any railroad company, it begins to
look aa If he may have to eke out a
giving Just practicing law."
Our Happiness.
pur Jjappiness mainly depends on
f.he freedom that widens with every
pood deed and contracts beneath acts
of evil. Not metaphorically, but liter
ally, does Marcus Aurellus free him-
self each time he discovers a new
truth In indulgence, each time that he
pardons, each time he reflects. Still
less of a metaphor is It to declare that
Macbeth enchains himself anew with
every fresh crime. And if this be true
of the great crimes of kings nnd tho
virtues of heroes. It is no less true of
tho humblest faults nnd most hideous
virtues of ordinary life. Many a \outh
ful Marcus Aurellus Is still about us;
many a Macbeth who never stirs from
his room.—Maeterlinck.
Thibetan Tricksters.
Fraud pestles even on the "roof of
tho world." In other words, the un- |
sophisticated Thibetan does little
cheating on his own account. He is
almost the sole purveyor of all musk.
It Is sold at something like n dozen
times its weight In silver, so one
would think tho scent would be pure.
Rut this Is far fron the case. It la
always sold in "pockety" nnd the vend-
ors will not allow an examination by
the buyer other than touch Rut by
this means he is unable to determine
u.jon the purity and it f-equently hap-
pens that the vendor hae adulterated
his merchandise with amldon, pens.
County of Logan,
Notice \nhereby given Hint on ihe 2
day of Ocl. A. D 10M, Hulah Npenet
nee Uulnli Mil its filed in l lie Count
Court of Logan and fS aie of (^klnhumn
a petition priiymg for Letters of Aiiiuin
isira'ion to be iBfiied In King Milasppon
ihe eslale of Dee Sp/ucer dei:ea*ed, bil
of the County of Logan and Mate of Ok
lahoma.
Anil purnuar.t to an orde(r of said Coi
ty Coim. ^a'or lny, the 19th. ilav of N
vember A. 1) iVlO at the hour of 10
clock A. M of Haiil !>iy thai beiii£ a d.-iy
of the regular Oct tidier lerin A. D 1
of said ('ounty Court, has been
as the time lor hearing snitl application
when and where any person interest
may contest said petition bv filling wril
ten opposition thereto on the ground
incompelnncy of the applicant or in
asseriiiiso.wn rights to the ii-liuijiisirn-
tion and pray liiat letters be is ued to
Inmst If
Witness .1. C. Strang .Jydge of the
> ounty Coiut of t/ie ('mini v of ].g
and the seal o'r ;the Cofurt aJpUed, the
iltli. day of (^etoher A D. ) 1«10
(Seal)
^ C. Strung, County Judge.
Kirst puhlisheti In the ICJiudi*
Nov. 21 MHO.
—In Diehict Courl. r>f Logan Cnunty
CMale of Ol;labo|iia.
W. M Freeman Pluinlir.
VvS ^o. HO'?.
IJeurelta FrA m n Defenda^l.
Ilenrettnpii eiaun ahi.Vd named defend
out will take notice thai 6ht> lilLS been
ued in tlo* District Court of /.ogNti Stale
of Okhihoma Thai the petition of p'nin
ill was fijed in the off ce of Hie t letk
of said C.inrl on the 1;"} Hi t^lay of Not.
1910 asking that snitl plati'.tff tiedivorc—
i-d Iiimi fcnid defendant on the grounds
or nbapdoiiiueiit That said defendant
mum answersaid petition so filed on or
lu-rore the 3nd liny of ,lau 1911 prthat
said petition of plainliff will be taken
ns 11he and .linlgemeiit w ill be rcedered
liivouii.g HMid I'laintiff froln . . Ten
B l\ (hitn it Any t< r l'lfi
A i • 1 J i |
Saal Clerk District Coil-1
FRST PujiLtrtiitcn In T'hkOkla.
Guiihc (>CTQI!EK ,13 1910.
>> I ATK OK OKLAHOMA
oyNTY OF l-OuAN SS.
In Hie'Sifperii.r Oourl <;,f said Logan
County and Slate of Oklahoma,
^lora ^sion, PlainiiU'.
Oscar Session pefcndait^,
To (/scar Sessini,. ihe ih-fen^ant. in
Ihe nl o7e entitle CiniSe, you are hen-hx
note.fieii that vou have been sued in the
ithove named |l'oiyr on the petition ot
plaintuT (filU'd in the above court for .
divorce and oul« s^\ou appear and an-
swer ou or before Ine I.*. diiv of Nov. in
l>er 1910, Ihe petition will be tnken as
Hii<liiidgineiii rendered according!)
yen hioler'inv lumd and Seal I htn T
f l^oiober 1910
Sea. James fttr. kwood
(Clerk of ihe Sup«fiior C'our
! Mo'Cnrver, Ally, for plain.ilT
first 'i'm.ism:i> ix thk okla
OUiDli OCIOHKU 13 1910.
Ftevenyon. .writing from Mentone to pjjjory i (}0 jU)( BBy that it wai !
his niothor, t January, IS,4, sn!d: a buinane institution, though It was
•We have two little Russian Kins. I rerlalnly mor„ huIImne than our sys.
with the youngest ot whora, a little | ,em of ellunt iml)risonment. Buf be-
polyglot button of a three-year-old
bad the most laughable scene at
lunch today. . . . Sho snld some-
thing in Italian widch made everybody
laugh very much . . . after some
examination, she announced emphat-
ically to the whole table. In German,
that l' was a madchen. . . . This
hnsty conclusion as to my si;x she wa,u
led afterward to rc^.s^ . . . but
her opinion . . . waa announce^
In a language quite unknown to me,
and probably Russian. To complete
iho scroll of her accomplishments
. . . she nnid good-by to me In very
commendable English." Threo days
later, Stevenson added, "The little
Russian kid is only two and a half;
she speaks six languages."
CORONATIONS OF OLD DAYS
Quaint Ceremonials That Formerly
Were Observed at the Banquet
in Westminster Hall.
Westminster hall saw nome pic-
turesque pageants at old-time corona-
tions
lug humane has nothing to do tvlth
being democratic. You may have hu-
mane and inhumane democracies, Just
as you may have humane and inhu-
mane despots
The point la that the pillory v i a
real appeal to the people. If It was
cruel, It waa because the people were
^ruel, or perhap3 Justly Indignant.
The people threw dead cats (the les*
humanitarian, 1 believe threw live
cats), but they could throw bouquets
and crowns o? laurel if they liked.
Sometimes they did. The argument
about the old public punishments cuts
both ways. Tho publicity was an ad-
ditional risk for the government as
well as an additional risk for the pris-
oner. and this Is specially true of the
executions for treason. It was nr.
small thing that half a million men
might possibly treat as a martyr a
tnnn whom the king was treating as a
murderer; thaC the prince had to con-
cede to every obscure ruffian exactly
what that ruffian probably wanted
most—fame.— G. K. Chesterton, in
Ix>ndon News.
Among these, according to a , HE RETAINS flNF FAPIII TY
writer in the Queen, was a coronation
banquet, at which were observed some
quaint ceremonials. Tho first course
*as brought into the hall with much
courtly splendor. A* the crowning of
Georvp IV. I,ord Anglesey, as lord
high steward, rede in the center wear-
ing his robes nnd coronet, and with a
plume of white feathers on his hor;.
Convivial Gentleman Never So Far
Gon* as to Be Unable to Ois-
tinguish Colors.
The door was left open for the old
est son to come In late at a home
near Carlisle street and Synder ave
conservatism in household expenses,
especially in the matter of his wife'p
dress bills, relates a writer in tho
Sunday Magazine. His wife went sp
far aa to say that he was penurious.
She had been in need of a new boi
for a long time, and after Bhe hinted
that her happiness would never ba
quite .complete till she had one, he at
last consented to make the purchase.
He went into a store an(V picked out
two, one of which whs a cheap Imita-
tion affair, and the other a One ex-
pensive one.
Taking them to his office before go-
ing home, he changed the pries
marks, the expensive tag on tho cheap
t on and vice versa.
His wife examined them for a long
time very seriously indeed, and then
said, "Now, dear, the expensive boa
Is a beauty, and it is really very good
of you to allow me my oholoe. Soma
women would take it without a word;
but really I don't think wo can af*
ford the more costly one, and be-
sides, dear, I think the choap one th?
more stylish too. Why. Cros, dear,
what's the matter? Are yon ill?"
Rut dear oid Croc had made faifi
getaway into the night where he coul*
kick himself as hard as he felt he de-
I sorved. But what lie would like t*
I know, is this: Did his wife happejp
I on the more expensive boa fc/ pur#
j accident, cx—
Net Plymouth Rocks.
Concerning tho ajjo of eggs, there la
likely to be much dispute. Very often
It seems as if the ouly trustworthy au-
thority must be the hen herself. If all
raisers of chickens, however, were as
head. T.ce duke of Wellington as lord.
frank as a certain man, householders
nue. a few nights ago. but before the j would have little of which to complain.
One Saturday c^ie of his customer*
white Charger moat richly oaoarisoned" ! ou' wi"' "t,!? boys" tile home him if she might have a .lozcy
and on the (eft rode ^Lord Ho war of ' XL?"?™ "°th,°5 ,hiln "" Iwithl" lh" two or tbr,.
hi*!, ronstabte rodo on his right on a | Z wC-tV ha<1 b°?n
_ u i. | OUt With the boye tnroHo/l llm kAm/t '
il> eaparisoned. | nn^ selected no'
ord Howard of j parlor, where be seated himself in a ! days.
i'pu
3f Oklahoma.
County SS.
Superior Court
I Suite-
JM Ford
VS.
yncv Ford
i
•cy Fm
if above c mn'y
Plaintiff
Publication
Defindan:,
England"1 ** d<?IJUty earl "^rshai of iuVge rocking
The^e three, wlfh trp.ir other at !
fer.daut.fi, eccorXed the gentlemen yien- i
sioners. who bore the hot dishes for !
the king'3 own eating. At this ban-
quet cups of wine were ok ti ed l>y the !
lord mayor of I ondon nnd by the
mayor of Oxford tho icrd of the
manor of Lyston presented a plat? '
of wafers, and another lord o," a
m3nor gave three eu;)s of mapie*unto
his sovereign. These cups of maple
were presented and accepted by King
Fdward at his coronation in 1902
Westminster hall its no longer esed on
e occasion of this so'enln tervice.
chair and began singing j "Oh, yes, ma'am," replied John. "I'll
A little daughter of the family was j bring you a dozen fresh 09es tomor-
the first to hear the music and she ' row morning.''
ran to her mother. Informing her after j "No." protested the housewife. "I
she had succeeded In arousing her should not want you to bring them oa
that she heard some one singing. It | Sunday—not cn Sumlay. John."
wus only after the mother listened
"Well," replied Jchn. "all right,
JJefeiitluui 111 Hie above
entitle oaae is herein- notirte«l Hiiit SI.
has ^PHi sued in Hii* nciioti n >w peinlirg
n I lie above court, for divorce, and nu-
ts answers i^y |'i*tyi«;n of plainlifT
I bufeiii on or b-ifote the 2! d iv ol
Nov 1910 the Snid petition filed Iter*
will lie lakeu as true, anil jti-Lniet.l
ndered against her in fovnr of s tid pSui
P'iff for divoifo upon n rli lige of abnii —
miiiieui as prayed for in i snid peti—
James Kirkv?i
John F Anile
d eh'tk of Superior Co
011 Ally f.T plainliff
Primitive Bookkoeping.
Th.pn* is un old merchant in a tiirlv-
frg Little town noftf Minnfapolls who
scorns a paper ledger, and Insists on
keeping ,i pine .board account with his
customers. He planes this board o5f
every five months and starts a new
account. The other day a man
house The husband and father was ; Tit-Bll
aroused and bo headed the procession j
dowo iho stairs with a lighted randle
As he .eacbed the door to the parlor
he made a rush at the man and wu*
about to strike him when h*> recog
nized the intruder as his neighbor
I The next morning the unfortunate
I fellow hired a man to paint his door
?rr;lW'^d °,W ??HH "■ CUl°r a"rer"" «>-!ro ron,,a ne«, of tho dl9-
l"Z Z're^:^;er:z:j^: ofr%,ro:;:" •5,at,,eite
his evenings, he never becomes coloi | fo rt7 ™ J°~Ph ^
ftlTTiiE DEITY' IN BRONZE
of Goddess f3 Oi^cove^ed irj
Ccj/pt Which May Ge of the
Tirro of Joseph.
blind —Philadelphia Times.
SAGACITY OF
Into the old merchant's'store'",0" pa^a ExPerim<,n« Mnde by Naturalist Proves,
balance of 40 cents. "I guoris you don't J
owa me anything." replied the old
trader to a question about the debt. I
The cuetomer protected that he di<}
That Insect Has Almost Po
ere of Reason.
It seerr3 to be the
discovered specimen of a Hit ti to
^ | c'e,ty execjtfd in tho rojn*J.
Trie SPIDER; It represents a geddess standing
I'icn (iie tack of a Hun. whose tongue
I; protruding rnd tall turned up. The
eoddc^s wears the Cappadocian or Hit-
tit4 style of Hara and carries in her
arms r.n iifant be!d to the breast
No features of tho woik denote an
fapturrd and landed In Kurope potatoes, mixed witfe blood, the
Most of Hum wrre sent to Russia, but j ?olk of rRKa* Pouudrtl 'n « mortar un-
it few wore shipped to the estate of j 1,1 U resembles luusk.
thr t'ul e of Dedford, In ICngland. ,
They v. ere rapped of coot und of
jwkw: rd gait. All efforts to tame i
thein 1: vr> failed They will not sub
fnlt to frrn's rule and are therefore j
jtnsorvl?eable They become badly
frightened when a wan approaches
jirnrer ti.en two cr three rods of them
'i'ftc tfuselnns cl.iin that by methods
ti TOjnparutlve anatomy and in other
they have pioved that the Oobt
d' Beri torue Is a dintlncj species of
1 e penuh horpe. Most naturalists
iavn tlntt| now believed that the true
lid horses with an unbroken line of
wild rLcesrry were extinct
It Is tlie general opinion that the
do trestle horse of today was mainly
''lived front tjiree wild species.
hlch Jiave been ruined the steppe
. t< st and plateau varieties. The gobi
> so is a representative of the steppe
• rlety. This horse In its wild state
rr in the level districts and goes
' r.l-rht to the pasture lnnda and
iking plticeo. At break of day It
I'-'vrns to the desert, where It rests
til i-uiiset.—New Vork Herald.
ucoi>iooa
iwauj y esn joj neji su duion
pnujep uaoi| pus punoq os soa;93
• .Uv>t|i ro-i^Pltuoj jou o.mq oq.w Xusiu
Urftq oadi| X^uoui aeqio jo
ii|ttX0.t ;0 JU5U1AVJ lUOHJjM SUO| ju.>a
U| Jjuqi JO Gill •(() Ol j suq
)| e'i|AiOi uj p ;«|| ; i '/an ^aeuiuja
•aoJ oqj jo euuod^o «-qj )o pd^vjnpe
ej j.A ao jj su jnqj aouoq jo epoo oq)
iq I'^pinJ UJQ .(jqj 'fitiiiSiKl* X(|VJO
•uo;> juftiuiusAoJl eqj mojj uO|j«sued
•uio.) aua looqiiM !>qj Xq pa^n
qyjq/A sa.q\^p |«uu Xjouiqnaui
i'ltptUAUl A'AiU pu I .C.UtU ul I JQ 0 10>U
•#o jo s^|4«ioxa *i:. iw jiu't > iu ojoqx
t.o«uaAU| XAV;^ Auijy
Bananas.
Fruit men say that one or the hi,/
roubles with bananas is that of the
hot room " They keep up n too 1)1^1'
j tempeniture until the desired yellow
color cornea to tho skin without
bringing any sweetness or rlpenesi. In F'ertrlr 1 toh,.^ d-
the meat of the fruit. In this shniic . Li'ht*d Pianos,
bananas are almost exactly like the . cum zone it Is the custom
plantnlns that ure cooked hi tho < Hghts burning inside
tropics, unfit as raw food. This milch j 9 11108 ,0 I"'1 v,*nl 1,10 wires ruatjng
ripening not only saves n lot of time
Names In Samoa,
Travelers visiting Samoa are pus
aled ft first by Ihe fact that manv
buys bear fomluUic paint's, while c^rlj
as frequently have masculine nauics.
The visitor l«nrns after awhile, how
ever that this confusing use uf name
Instead of being due to Igtiorsnca Is
In reality the result of a native
tom which is highly poetic.
1 ht'.s if a gill Is both soon after
the death of a broil,er the hitter's
name I". u'\er. to her In the belU-f Hut
his fpirit and #!1 his good qualities
linye beep tianafcrred to her On the
'Ill'r liand, If u boy Is born after iho
death ol' a sister he lakes the tatter's
name and. as the Samoans believe,
all her lovable traits become his.
first Piili'islieil In I'lie i iul,il:.mn <1
NcVetilher [0 1U1II
n Tin
'y.
"iltiiy ('niiiity of l.ugan Cotni
,te .,r (Ikliili.iiUn.
I I I lie \fatier of tl.e Kslule or jfeorgi
C.'hiikip, jK-c, ...se.l,
N M'lUI? r>) IIIJI rp ltd
III ill)
and expense—turning money over
quicker--but the bananas aro firmer
and harder, stand shipment better,
nnd enn be pulled greener than the
old style, regularly ripened bauaua—
h'ew York l'ress.
Peace and War.
Tf In peace the soldier nnd the sailor
Abandon themselves to ease and sloth,
w hon war ootnes they will go down bt>-
(ore Jhelr rivals who have been less
self indul*cnt.—Theodore Roosevelt
Pqor lues.
Don't let your sen get L;.e idea that
he conferred an Uouor on you ty Ltii,g
born.
Half a Loaf.
Halfway good is better than UA
good at all.—i'heodoro Iloosovelt.
All persons bavl
fUWiu i.l C.. IU,. Cliaipp .1.
required pn-Mein Ho< aiime
lieCussar> v..uctiei- |o to the
signed Adniiinairiuiix at her r
•ii (iutlirie, Okli'.Jioina, wiihjii
m uitlu iroin Hie dale lieieof. 01 ti
i-pa in
Willi
uiul'ir
Kill, ,,
r,,...
ifsan v
UI By way of testing tho Intelligence
owo the de^t; in fact, he rcrteriibered °r, of a si'ider a naturalist ' ^Jfyp'ian artist, but all point to Syria,
buying the goods some six months trled, a rather no^el experiment rc- j inrt Jt -i^nost a prrcl. e copy of the
a?.:o. "Oh, well, five months altera the r?ntIy toob a largo spider from Hlttlte reliefs uron ihe ruined palaces
case," said the welpher of sugar and ' iS WOt> un^er basement of a j at 1'^rhi'z. Kenoi and elsewhere, Irj
coffee. "Yon may owe me 40 cen;s l'ut bim 011 a chip of wood, «n« tt-hfch tho god.i stand upon the back§
cot Mm .. . r,f animals, 'ihe proportions given tq
U. body and tho srrargctaent of the
h.vlr aro also Py^ian. but the shoes
have not the t^jturn^d toes usual wilb
Hlttlte figures.
- Should lilt.-, statv.erie be accepted aa
be fully comprehended, he lool ed I of ,!i?Hfe ■,vorkm:iD. hip ii w!l! give su; -
! qut for the nearest land. This point ii0rl «o c/d T. s amf nt statem rtf
fairly pettled upon, he immediately ! !P tne existence nf Hittites in sou'h-
begsn to east n v.eb for it He threw > F'slestln.o and will tend to show
the web. as far an possible in the uir i rl"-H the HyUson or th^pherd klu^s
and vitn tho wind, it roon reached ! ,vfl° reigned for c^nturl** in .""fovih
tho shore and liade fa*t to the spires were HltUtos or of an allied
I of grass Then l.e t';rnr# himself 'ace
1 about, and In true sailor fashion be '
I h^'° Carefu'ny To ^ u^ltT,' I ,, , C^rt
til bis bark began to move toward* Willie, nine years old, wgi
shorn. As It moved faster the faster ! na'iccl1 h>' 1,1,1 stepmother to pay
I he drc* upon Mi hawser ti, keen it ,nnny qlllct vlsits ,n lllB bedroom. Slitf
water (o,lowe'1 ant! h'm eating front a
and 'lean- ' ,ar of )"ln Sh" t,eat ,llm until he
t.v home- !"'d hf'rJho bni1 K,oIl!n "• E0 "ho «"<>W
wars Thinking ho mlRhl' lie „ °nd thB JaD1 a "Parby shop;
-pect.l expert in that lino of boat : J)wlti,
manshin to the r
his
mill _
for ail 1 know. You see I've up and E? !?!m n,lcat upon ^hn quiel WQter3
started a new boa ixl since you got pond Tho e^)liler walked all
your goods, and I don't remember ,° A the sld€fi of this survey-
your debt. You may pay me if you B situation carefully, and when
want lo. but, if you don't, it's all 0. *act ^'iat was rea'Iy afloat and
K., as I've shaved your account Out." ! from si:or~ seemed to
fhp trader got his 40 rents.
GIVING LiELLS THEIR TONE
All of Them Must Go Through a
Proceed of Tuning, Like Any
Musical Instrument.
has!" is often heard. There are tew,
however, who know how a boll r >-
ceives its Joyful or solemn tones.
All hells after tley are east and ♦,„
Ontebed must go through a process 1 I JTJ"', " ""
Of tuning the same any bther 'r ^ T
uiusical Instrument before they re- ' ,!>ed *vt* homo'
epond wi4h c. clear, fruo tone. Every
r 11 r.ounds five notes, which must
b end together in order to pfcdifte
perfflcf harmony
Snrali .1 (imrnp. £<lmmisijnirlx.
manner.
Tbe tuning of a bell is done by
means gf ihaving thin bits from vari-
— 1 otis parts of the metal. It Is as easy
. 1 fcr an expert bell-tuner to put a bell I M.TI,_
j in tune as it Is for a piano-tuner to " A i U..ti WOMDEnri/L COLOH
RurdSED T9 CUT H!j RATEir. ",d "M 1:18 instrument t^ perfect
of Ills com nan ,he Jam' b,,t the magistrate
Ions, the naturalist tried --everHl rnl i"! ,I1>S y>erfec*,>' ridiculous to
d rs They all came to rho . tn ?, 1 '' "* '"/I « 'T his fa-
" """ ' i' nut his stepmother, could dea!
with the matter himself.
Krrtucvy Livery ruble Propr'rfo
Wouldn't Rent a Rig to Any Man
for Less Than a Quaiief.
William n. Campbell Is n h'tslno^
mail through nn.l through. r.-.iip'e.I
with hla business Instincts Is a hrrrnr
nf lietni? ch:irr' 1 extnr;iouate prLe*
'•T country livery stables.
lie KJopticd one day It) a small tr>nn
In Kcr.iuekv nnd concluded thai be
VOUM like to f ine a drive. It,, nl-e
nimlc the mental reservation thql he
would puy no nnreasonuble ptio# f r
the Isirsi* nnd buggy. "Look hero." h<
I said to the owner of the livery stable
. .. . I onlv town. I want ti. lake
A Hogarthlan |n„ Sign. „ Utile dr|vc. , ai1 ,lol „ llr,
no "r the most humorous Inn slgn« and a.m not a nillll-.na'.I *n-'t tlrt
Is "The Man l.onded with Mischief." drive; |)ui I ihltilt yen n,| ht m'rUe 'n
which In found about a tulle from t'ntn-j reasonable orraugen ent ah nit tit,
I'nglnnd, on thr Madlnglev ■ rrlre of tl.o rig Understand
chords.
At firrt thought It would seem that
a bell would be ruined should th*
tuner have off too njuch at the last
tuning, cr the fifth sound, but such i*
. not ih* case. He would, however.
: be obliged to beuin afresh, starting
with the first one and and shaving
I the t>e!I until It g?.ve forth its bar-
I triouioys boiinu at tho fifth tone.
Taking a Chsrce.
The mistress was givlug Harriet the
benefit of hfir rdvice and eounsei
touching a mupientous step tho latter
i contemplated.
Their 8hs3e« and Tlr.ts Never Yet
Have Been Duplicated by the
Manufacturers cf Pair.'.o,
Nature point'
I - —t ••••"•oi*. The buy
! was discharged —New York Press.
Out He Should Keep on Trying
A well known editor who was laoite
' ii1 : ejections was tested with an earlf
writing of his own, sent under an tin-
known name. After glancing at th«f
title, w hich was new, he *rote to the
contiibutor stating that tho artlcl®
Nature paints l j the moot striking' ^as nr^ 11P fo etaudard, and udding;
cole rs and shades and tints with a *'at " Uou,J do the writer no harnji
delicacy ne ver achb.ned by the brush ; to co,lt{ni,e wrltit g such articles, but
It wan clerr from his work he did nof
possess the ability necessary to re*
pure acceptance."—Author Magaziue.
that
Wext Dsy's Remorse.
"A man's alvays mad the morning
after he's spent money on a little sup-
per, when ho might have used It to
buy food with," says the Philosopher
of Folly.
pro
Of course, Harriet," said tho lady ' blue cclcrs to produce ti e t
of thft house, "If you Intend to get I of ti:
ni-.t-ried, that's your nun bu*ln ss; 1 Tin
but you musn't forget that marriage is The -
a very serious matter.1'
"Via, nuttn," snld Harriet, "yt,
nitmi; I knon 'tis sometimes, mum'
Hut. rctirn, maybe I'll have Inttfi luc*
Uinn yuu did. mum -
Itt the htenla of the nrttst. TI;o high
est ambttlcn of t|,e irlanufact'irer ol
paltit,.- Is lo produce colors -vhteh look
nature's. T hev | nv0 FH0 |
£ n' ,n','./irf,V'aS *Kr"'" rf own Safett Season
Ip"r l1"1 "" 'it 1 the , j 'st a i,t "And you consider autumn >h
ocean Nvnu ,r , ,r .. for c„m,,g , -
I'l-'iv, ,-"1 I" " '"t* rrogated tb« housewife. «, ™b#
Hom.i alalta ts!"' -v ... banded out the pumpkin pi., *
best
1M com
of red I as
taw
' du
' All, yea. mum," sold Truthful rim
ho tipped his hat. "It I, don dat M
rn mower bus been kild uwa
*OoW i hovel isu't woiklng 10L"
Proof Positive.
-prlfty. I. ,he?" Thrifty? I
fori t go Into a long diMourse I
erely tell you tbat she biuk. uumay
Fo Committed Suicide.
During a run of the tiedworth
(Kng I foxhounds recently the (,,,
!n„,°rr from ,ho bound,
lumped down a 30-foot well, nnd It |a
presumed that he commute 1 suicide
•titer being told the story un official
"f the Zoological society said that ao
anlnnil ever Intentionally ends Its life
; "I cap only recall , matures/
I lie snld, who ure supposed to com-
j mlt suicide, anil they «re the scorn'on
I nnd the vasp I have never
sj.tl.ned myself as to , r,
I rhey both appesr to kill then.nelve.
1 by their own ftttnn >..t i u
bridge. I'nglnnd, on thr Madlngley
mail. The orlglnnl "Mischief" wna do-
signed by Itog.irtli for u public house | "This aln"t rm cut rate ton-,, l„ tl<
In Ox fold street. | 'I very business," r"s|.on,lcd the
It is needless to spy that the sign- 1 I'rielor. "| won't cut r.itea lor
liourd mid even tho name, hnvo long body."
ngo disappeared from the busy I.on- , That sounded threatening tn ramp I ?ene bofftr
Kill thoroughfare, but the iiunlnt de- bell: hut he thought lie would tak<- n 1 ,• • ox.II
vice uiiiht have been extensively chance and Inquire ti:
copied by country sign painters, charges "We'll." he said soothingly
I'liere Is a "Mischief" at Wnlllng- what do you think Is a fair char-e I r I •—:
ferd at'd n "I.osd OI ?.r'.;clilef" nt 'it hone's drlre"*"
Norwich The inn on the Mndlngley Tim pr„, rl..|. r looked him "ver n,,r„. , ..,°°0d- ,
toad, exhibit, tho sign In Its orlglnnl -arrfully I tell VOn trni,... r' 1.. I _.. . . ' modr t<- |« er •
Kcrcpci-r for firrs.,
Ilrnrse, ihbuld^o rubbed «ltl, Hero
thev arp polished. 'Ihrp
it; acid or umnn-on vlnei-nr kni
ni-ount ..f th" ! s; It to rernovu the stains Pt.j .iulln. ks
Innkeeper—flo'isg to make an envlf
ftort to sen the glaelor today, I
him *yiT
form Though the colors are much "Id h.sltatlngly, i:«\7d"uldt"r'wh, th" I 1" 1 ,n be caught wit!, hor
' r Campbell would come scroas with
tb« fljp-rw named. "I won't hitch en
for no man for lens thy) a Quarter!"
- Bun.lay Ma~aslm .
iiajjlwin n.,.l Noith/rn Spy.
>mo pretty uenr It H at Is all
The name Is true of tho e, r9 With
which October hrtt touehes the nriple Slow.
leaf.
Ii all the paint grinding v orlis In th-
world were niu.tinlli .11. ., i,,„ 4
H>v eouldn t tun out |,|g ,, ,.,lnll
le a ' \ to tid what :
cbiing, ir ,m ses' 1 i„ ea«i,|
Nature's brush Is t<u,y ev
All tho tlr.ie In the Hit, rf in,f |, |
jtpplles th,< brush ,ii.> by lav, lohow I
I In* With its Huts from budi'leg Un-I Peltry nt the Mines.
until It flutter. t,.,.„ the hran-;, | k °w""' '"""•"if-
touchcM the vnllevs hnN fr""i <f th- mtulng ..,.Ui-
gl'i'\i !Ke l;r:llnr. i:.„ l|., er,: j n|.„tu M":Ino have th. ir own Iioul-
Nuvet l.i it i.i.o * " | try vards
.< in
I1'' you know, it tni.ves .t the
onlv one foot un hour?
'!'ii:rlp: Vi s. hut my wlf. (s F
felting r,; ,1 -.- rimt I'm v.,
tt Ul tei u 11' Puck.
ol
failed from exposure to tho weather,
trace, of Hogarthlan liuuior can bo
detected A man Is staggering under
the welplit of 11 woman, who fa on bis
lack. She is holding 11 glass of g'n
In her hand: a rlinln nnd padlock uro
around Iho man's neck, labeled "Wed-
lock "" (in the right blind I. the .hop
of "H Oilpo, 1'awnbrolitr," und n car-
teiitir I. ju.t going in to plod^e his
tfa\ti
dres.er
Apaln That Big "If."
How wise we should all he If at
middle age we could actually know
an much u. to roitb «e thought t>
„~H4|ds U| jooil qi ojm p.) sa|g„
—opiit|iWJi| )sjU un, 01 ejvJt 11 a|| 11,1'i
"t ..l|o-*qi «ouji„ -,Su|in jo auo||
•jo.1o.id eiu| .u|, .lis 01 X111; 1 u ti | ,ij|,
•ti.i |iittt '.uoDiluojutl posnjuoa jo uM|.
tt 11 t|.i,)uo.) nttojeq 111 vv oq «|qiunq
ejoui ,it||_ A||11J|J S)|u|qi q
Hit Hln In th* Wrong PI'rj.
A IM '' 1 atic bn ti r 1 .".pln 'rrt
In l.os Ar.gt l« ■ m i i n". .>•, 1 1 i he. .
>e Th;.t Is:rt 1 |"t 1'v'\Ic tint is
ne.. did \Vj thi W'l '|| I , ,.,<n , In „
c' tnr ti nt will r\p'.->dc nnd l aid cn the
baibciiul eon vi 1 Kith u i1eti,:rt\;tuL
CiiMere rf tho Horlron.
| At nu eli" Htlua . t.mi feet ab.ive th#t
, 'it' i'l'pnrtnt horlxon .lightly
I ;ni re t h • 1 ti ii iilea aw ay.
I Thrjwlnn Away Aiivantjae.,
Itobi 11 I in.i. in. I'ngll.h Jouruallit,
| was always sivli
ut Unit tool ti r
, tir.il advuiitage >0 ex Inltred whe^
deaf member of the ln.i.". of itm^.
I things. "I.otiH
y bin mil
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Perkins, G. N. The Oklahoma Guide. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 19, No. 52, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 18, 1911, newspaper, May 18, 1911; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc96105/m1/4/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.