The Guthrie Daily Leader from Guthrie, Oklahoma • 8

THE GUTHRIE PAII.Y LEADER MONMUV. if i j.axc;)Lrs3nsi2aui:Ki3a wars THIS EI TELLS FEAR DF GAS WHAT AWIFE CAUSES CHANGE i SHOULD-DOOF RDfiO SI JIDGE IS EXLIGHTEXED BLT SANTA I SKI.IXTS NEW 1WGE ETtfTTT. TO NIGHT at HICHL AMD 1 i 1 THE WAY of the TRANSGRESSOR Another one of those rreat Ilroad way features In 3 acts. A i lav eekine the destruction of and -finds his own; fea IS NOT THOHOIUILY HOl'lE XKAlt OIL FIELDS AT I'EUETA turing Leo Oslaney, Audr Randolph, and Leah Don't ml? this as our 0-at Mroadway mar feature are the beat put upon the Hereon. A good comedy, Diogenes Weekly 4-11-44, makes you forget your troubles.

Exploit of Elaine No. 10, "The Life Current." Each episode of this aerial grows more interesting so i sure i see una Kansas City. July 5. 'How did I'emeta, July 5. Fearful, be you treat your husband?" Mrs.

Helen cause of the danger of explosions re II. 1'erry, 16 years old, an applicant suiting from running trains through for divorce, was asked in the circuit a heavy natural gas district, oil pro rourt this morning. In the field between Pemeta treated him as a wife should," and Ollton have succeeded In their he said. contention against the Santa Fe Judge iKobinson, who Is a narried Oil Fields railway company ibullding roajj and who bus presided at numer- across their oil leases, and as a result Cur Vaudeville act Hall and Sharkey Is some act. Refined singing and dancing.

They are good. Von will enjoy seems mem. THE GEM MATINEE EVERY DAY. MoMay, July 5th. Princess Hassan or hgypt In the Becoud gorgeous "I'nder the Crescent episode, 'The Cage of the Golden liars." An American Princess wife of the son of the present Khedive of Esypt In the wonderful "Under the Crescent" series second episode of the thrilling ix part story of her life A brillian liiota-play; gorgeous Or! ental settings by the famous director, Hurton -King.

Thrill after thrill In realistic portrayal of life in an Egyp tian 'Harem. Startling disclosures. murder plot foiled; tense situation that will fascinate and amaze you Don't fall to see this opportunity a lifetime. "Their Friend the Rurglar." This Is a rollecr-oasler romance iy Al. E.

Christie. Al takes the Nestor boys and girls to the 'Frisco Fair and stag es a rollicking, romping farce. Don't fell to see the terlfic fight between the handsome hero and (Basement Jlmmle, the burglar guy. (It's a rip snorter. Poor old dad! It's a the way the young folks slip it over on him.

Kestor comedy. Tuesday. July 6th. The fourteenth installment of the "Illack Box." Imp drama, "Fanehon The CricK ot." Root for your old favorite, P.U'.ie Ritchie in the big if-msl edy, "BIH's Blighted Cuieer." Lang yourself sick with the world's fun nlest screen comedian. 1M man who gets whole-hearted, w.iole fettl ed laughter with clean, wholesome fun and lots of It, because he's whole show in himself.

They all try to imitate, hut they can't equal funny Iiillle Ritchie as a laugh manuraetiir ex. Don't miss this Bcreamlng com c.dy. It's good for what alls you. Wednesday. July 7th.

Adapted from the famous novel Anna Katherine Oreen, King Jiaggot and Jane Gall in the great 0-reel Amp drama "A Strange (Disappearance. Two of America's greatest and most famous film stars In a powerful three-reel drama. Anna KaHierlne Green is noted as one of the greatest living writers of detective fiction and mystery tales. This is one o' her greateif st cries, ma die Into a wonderfully fascinating filur play It will hold you spoil-bound from start to finish. SOLONS WOULD CONNECT WITH STATE PAY ROLL (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) nor or governor and senate.

There has been considerable criticism of this employment of membeis or the legislature and the constitutional inhibitions have been cited to show that Biich appointments should not be made. The opinions of the attorney general, however, have upheld the validity oT the appointment? and the legality of the service. The provision of the constitution in i -itch ra.es is as follows: "No member of the legislature shall during the term for which he was elected, 'be appointed or elected to anw office or commission In the State which shall have been created the emi lu.i cnts of hich shall have been increased during his term of office; nor shall any member receive any appointment from tne got-ernor and the senate or the leglsla-'ure during tho term for which have been elected, nor shal) lay office or cciim Utslon Inj fjie which ho shall have been elected or 'ithin two years thereafter be directly or Indirectly, in any contract with the state or any coun ty or subdivision iheroof authorized by the law passed during the ter.r. 'or which he shall have been elected." i nhibitlon is Limited. It is pointed out by the attorney general and others who defend the tppolntment of members; of the leg-slature to places on the state payroll that the Inhibition (a against appointment iy tho governor or the governor and the senate and that it is 'o appointments to "offices or com-nlnslons" and does hotTefer to employments.

None ot the members of lie Oklahoma legislature who are em-iluyed by the state at this time were ippolnted by the governor or by the governor and lho senate. iMost, If tot all of them are fn' placet that are defined as "offices." W. A. Durant, tho widely known nemher frcni Bryan county, whoso "mploymeht a a special agent of the orporation co.rmisKl':n to gathet lata to lie used In the two-cent fare ases. at III) a day, was a member the legislature.

Hut his eniploy- nent is that of an employe worklnx ir a limited time and not an cffU'e cider cf the state, was hired by ho cot pot ation commission. iPaul Nesblt, me ber who Is enst'gr In special accounting work by the tatq examiner and Insiteotor. was ppofjited by that official and his mploynient is explained to bo in no- vise the, hclding of an otflce under he state or otherwise as. inhibited iy the laws. ous domestic untanglings, turned In his chair and observed the witness.

"I have often observed about that," ho Judge said. "Tell me, just now thould a wife treat her husband?" 'Mrs. Perry, 1G, was at some loss what to say. "Did you get Ills breakfast?" the Judge asked, encouragingly. 'Mince In a while." "Sew bullous on Ills clothes?" "They never came off." "Alend his socks?" always wore new ones." "Ever quarrel?" "Well, he started it." "What about?" "Another" girl." The ease was taken under advisement.

MAIL CARRIERS OF 8TATE OPEN ANNUAL MEET CONTINUED FROM PAGE ON If Solo by Mi3S Pittlnger of Guthrie. The New Road Lpw and the Carrier, by Vice President H. C. Notson of Will the Proposed 50-Mlle Route dive Satisfactory Service Over Dirt Road? Discussion led by Geo. H.

Parker of Nardin. Our Future Depends on Our Effici ency. Discussion leu by James Garretson of Adair. djourn 6:30 p. m.

Visit through Masonic Temple. Photograph at Federal Building. Dunquot 7:00 p. m. Eat all you want.

Col. Amos Ewing Toastmaster. Reading by A. G. Williamson.

Things Around the Route. Discus the railway company has selected uew route, to the eastward of th heavy oil and producing field. A line of "dusters" or dry holes would Indicate that just 'to the east ward of the main field In this local Ity is no doubt barren territory, so far as oil Is concerned, and it will this section that the road will be extended from TVtneta to Oil ton, and It will Increase the distance about two miles. There is no change in the route through the Turkey Track trail pass at this point, the only op ening through the high hills that bank the east side of the Cimarron river, Several recent accidents, throug the explosion of natural gas. increas ed the fear of oil men in regard railroad engine operatng through the oil and gas field.

A few weeks ago the headlights of an automobile ignited gas that had accumulated in a ravine and three persons, two youn, ladies and a young man, were burned 1 to death. This accident occurred within a 'quarter of a mile of the proposed route of the railroad. Later, a park from a nail head when struck by a hammer ignited the casinghead and caused the death of one man, the permanent Injury of another and the destruction pf rcuch oil ifield prop erty. This was also within a quart er of a mile of the proposed route of i the road. (Word on the construction of the road from Pemeta to Oilton is now going ahead rapidly.

Several miles of grade have been completed, east-; ward from Pemeta to a point where a northward turn may be made and es-cape the oil producing field. The spur Milestones In Life. "Did anythlntr ever fcol more con-uieiinus than your first lo ig trous- rs?" "Only the vnst expanse of my first ress I. el riles 'or sale st Th 1 Prl-e 3 for Si i' The Gutfiric Tent 8 Awning Co. slon free for all.

Experience With Old Maids and Pen: eta to Drumright was eom- Grasa Widows by W. O. Beach of Dieted during tne past weeic ana me Glencoe. first trains. ere run into that, town.

Song "Trying to Make My Money Go Round," by J. T. Sandlin of Hastinga. Organ Solo by Mrs. Cora Moorehead.

Piano Solo by students of Miss Fay Trumbull. Solo by Miss Clara Hoyt. Tuesday, July 6. Convention at 8:30 a. m.

Song by the convention. 1 Washington, Invocation by Rev. J. G. Cannier of Wilson's TO of yJ Aristocracy "Bull" Durham Hand-made Cigarettes You find them at every rendezvous of men of wealth and refinement at the fashionable beaches, town and country clubs.

Those deliciously mild, fragrant, fresh-rolled "Bull" Durham cigarettes as intimately suited to the taste and expressive of the personality of the smoker as the fashionable fit of his attire, the equipage of his yacht. GENU1NE Ank for FREE pachagmof papmr' with maeh Se tach SMOKING TOBACCO "Bull" Durham hand-made cigarettes have an irresistible attrac tion for the experienced smoker, because of their wonderful, unique fragrance, their inimitable savory mildness, found in no other cigarettes and in no other tobacco. When you roll your own with world-famous, mellow "Bull Durham, you experience a distinctive form of tobacco enjoyment, supremely mild and satisfying. FREE An Illustrated Eooklet, showing correct way to "Roll Your Own" Cigarettes, and a Package of cigarette papers.will both be mailed, free, to any address in U.S. on postal request.

Address "Bull" Durham, Durham, N. C. THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY Biss.iidfjr.riv.-- ili I mm Chandler. What Our Organization Means to Us, by John Poole, of Wlnnewood. Reading minutes of previous meet ing, Report of national delegates.

Reports of all committees. Election of officers. Closing Session. Convention at 1:30 p. m.

Report of officers. Unfinished business. New business. Election of delegates to Convention at Detroit, Mich. Selecting next place of meeting.

Installation of officers. Close by singing, "Oud Be With You Till We Meet Again." July 6. President proclamation bespeaking national interest in the exposition to commemorate fifty years' achievements of the negro race, which is to cpen at this week, was issued from the White House to-' day. It is as "A national exposition in commcm-' oration of the achievements of the race during the last fifty year3 will be held in lliichmond, July 5 to Z5, The occasion has been leccgnlzed as of national imjKirtance by congress through an appropriation National 0j t-5j0ll) t0 aid In it3 promotion and I TMu Hlim tfl hpinff 100,000, died today cn a ranch near Los Angeles, Cal a virtual exile. Thompson disappeared with all of he bank's assets, leaving the stock holders and depositors without re sources.

Two teueral receivers pau total of 20 cents on the dollar on eposits, and assessed every stock holder the limit. Thompson v.ap blamed because of tho poor investments he ade. ile escaped to Mexico before the short age was found and remained there until the Indictments against him were dropped. Hie then came back to the United States and went to Cali fornia. Thompson was AS year old, and was Lorn near Boonville, Mo.

He Is survived bv his widow and five children commission will be judicial ture and the appointment McDonald, of 'Hugo, an able and erudite lawyer, as its chairman, met with the instant approval of the friends of the law. The selection of Judge 'W. C. Jackson, of 'Muskogee, an experienced jurist and legislator, and of W. Blessing, of Shawnee, a veteran railroad engineer and successful arbitrator, as the other two members, was equally popular and the new court starts out with the con- fiience and best wislies of the public and all parties Interested in the (AFTER FOflTY YEARS HE THINKS OF FAMILY STATE INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION Takes Oath of Office in Presence of Supreme Court, Chief Justice Kane Officiating.

expended by the terns of the appropriation under the direction of the governor of Virginia. The exposition Is under the auspices ot the Negro The dawn of a new era lu the handling and settlement of personal injury cases began in Oklahoma when the members of the new state indus trial commission proceeded in a body to the chambers of Chief Justice Kane of the supreme court to take the oath of office as the preliminary step to GUTHRIE 113 SOUTH SECOND ST, PHONE 568 MANUFACTURER OF STORT AND OFFICE AWNINGS, TENTS, PORCH CURTAINS, PORTABLE HOUSE TENTS. HARNESS AND SADDLERY. News from the Trenches. "Are your wife and that woman r.ext door sail fighting?" ''ilntermlttentlyi Theyi exchanged (coss'p today under a flag of truce." CHEER UP una inaustricat assocumou.

meetln(f and organization The action of congress in this matter provision of the Work-indicates very happily the desire of g. act nation, as well as of the people effectlve on July 1st. of Virginia, to encourage the negro JugHce MaUhew iKane ad. in his efforts to solve his industrial lnlstered the oath In the presence problems. 4TS of Presiding Judge Thomas F.

Doyle I "Tue National Negro Exposition is Hmtn.l rPt nl anPals all That Tired Grouchy Feeling a Lazy Liver. Means designed to demonstrate his progress In the last fifty years, and to em-1 I phaslze his opportunities. As iPresi-' dent of the United States, 'I bespeak the active interest of the natlcn in the members of the supreme court, number of Interested spectat- and ors. THE HOT SUN OF SUMMER CAN BE OFFSET BY USE THE COOLING EFFECT OF A HEILMAN AWNING TRY THEM. GET PRICES AND THEN GET RESULTS.

THERE IS NOTHING SO SATISFYING IN HOT WEATHER A3 AN AWNING. facility will be extended to the leaders whose earnest work has made the undertaking possible. OS I I LIV-VER-LAX will clear you out, and make yru feel fine and dandy again. It Is Just as effective as calo- but has none of its well known disagreeable, gftjjr eyecta.f. jw, LIV-VER-LAX jelfnjiiiitee poisons Icleanses tho ana relfeves'con- gtipatfon in a thorough but pleasant manner.

A little taken regularly, consistent health and no doctor bills. Guarantee. Every bottle bearing the likeness of L. K. Grigsby, is guaranteed to rive satisfaction or your money will be returned.

For sale here Thomson, who on May 8. 1S94. while 'In Roc and $1 size bottles at Lillie'a cashier of the First National Bank of The induction of this hoard into office and the inauguration of a sys- the exposition, and trust that every fnr re. ceived in certain lines of industry Is a subject of deep interest and econ- Bend, July 3. (Forty years after he dropped out of the knowledge of his family, Joseph Swartz.

now a wealthy resident of Arizona, has written here to locate his wife and three children in ordef to ii ake provision for them in his will. The wife died here several years ago. A daughter living at Hutchinson, a successful administration of the newSon in Oklahoma and another son in law. California. The commission will have per.r,.

p()ry ag0 Swartz his anent quarters in the a(. Camp Jn Tne fani. building in the rooms now occupieu by the capitol commission, whiih changes about July '15th from a perm nent board to a visiting board and ivill meet after that date on the call of the governor, as chairman, in his office. The commission further organized by agreeing upon W. L.

Melton as secretary, an important jrosition which was provided for In the new law. Ily latter moved to Great Hend, where 'they lived until the death of Mrs, Swartz. 'In his letter asking about his children. Swartz gave no expln-natlcn for his long silenco. FOR SALE Business college scholarships at Leader office.

SALTS FINE FOR ACHING KIDNEYS MARSHALL EWi Marshall. July 5. J. Compbell, who came here from 'Enid two onths 'a jo and engaged in the produce busi ness skipped out the first of last week without bidding his friends goodbye. Incidentally he left a few little debts 10 en bariass his wife.

Mr. Campbell left here to visit the produce house of Clark White at Enid, so he aid. but he didn't show up there and nothing has been heard of him since he left (Marshall. Mr3. ICampbell disclaims any knowledge of We eat too much meat, which clogs Kidneys, then Back hurts and Bliuder bothers you.

r( I 4 Is- BANKER 10 STOLE WOO DIES IN EXILE i orrrjc importance to all parts of the 1,1 1 his whereabouts, but says she is glad state and the, beneficial effects of th law are expected to be cumulative and widespread. Much of the work of the Sedalia July 5. James (Drug and Stationery Co fedalla, absconded with more than The Original MALTED MILK Unless you may "HORIIOK ST you may got SubmtltutOm 'he is gone. She, will take her two (children and go to Tier parents home! I in northeast Missouri. Mr.

Campbell I may con back and explain hi3 de- layed absence, 'but it will take con-j Slderable explaining to restore the; confidence of the people. tlore TZ3 eader delivered, mo try 1 U1er Want AO. Most folks forget that the kidneys, like the bowels, get sluggish and clogged and need a flushing occasionally, else we have backache and dull misery in the kidney region, severe headaches, rheumatic twinges, torpid liver, acid Btomach, sleeplessness and all sorts of bladder disorders. You simply must keep your kidneys active and clean, and the moment you feci an ache or pain in the kidne7 rcpion, get about four ounces of Jad Salts from any good drug store here, take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine." Thia famou3 salts ia mods from the acid of prp.pes and lemon juice, combined with litlua, and is harmless to flush clogged kidneys "id stimulate them to normal activity. also neutralizes the acids in the urine so it no longer irritates, thus ending bladder disorders.

Jad Salts is harmless; inexpensive; makes a delightful effervescent lithia-water drink hith everybody should toko now and then to keep their kidneys clean, thus avoiding serious complications. A well-known local druggist says ha sells lots of Jad Salts to folks who beliera in overcoming kidney trouble while. iLis only trouble..