The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-10


ana then when Oklahoma yelled fom
fore h reached the nrsi base. dldot
he ron clear ufou1d 10 home plate ald
nel turn ud ron clear around back
asai1 aad can it two home rims on oae
hit3 Lets aoi cV.rlook those great ara
unusuai ihines Mr. MCGUIRE has boen
neari of win rcsisteuce 20 other matt
fcis which prove hini the real siatesmsn
I he is personally ucouainted with Amos
Ewing ana athef prominent mcn. lie
hal been introduced to Mr Ahernatay
before DE was aprqmted United States
marshal fle suce, sded in securing the
appointmcni of foiicr from Indlano
as clerk Of onl Of the district courts
of the territory with q little help from
the lniiana daieRgtion in congress and
few more congressman and senators. gIlis
picture was in The state Capltar' only
few DAYS after the passage Of tho
statehood BILL Ills name was mentioned
in the same paper lu connection with q
recent Non partisau celebration at
toe town Of Guthrie which vas attended
ed by almost q hundred people, part of
whom were white people too
He excells at the political poie vault
low hurdcs. bust expansion. average
ain-fall number Of eanons Der second.
mean temperature and other measures.
We should also remember that this
is the same man that Dennis Flynn saia
was d---d So Of b Now I don't
know exactly what Dennis meant by
that but from my limited knowledge ~
Oklahoma Republican politicians am
satisfied that it Is something pretty
good. because Mcclure has frequently
said that Flynn was the same thtng.
and any fool kno~s what Il is. II Den
mis- Is one of them
Il Is needless to present further facts
to show plaa duty IN the way OF pre-
serving" this great man. hut IN order
that ! may not be considered as unduly
preiudlced in his favor ! desire To admit
some truths that must be evident to his
Intimate acquaintances. and which
should be considered in preserving for
future generations a true likeness OF this
modern wonder There Is an air OF the
common or ordinary about this great
statesman Something out Of harmony
with the gunduer OF his r9putation. that
IS not unlike the unsiR .iiy vessel tnat
/ shocks the senses when on a beautiful
spring morning we are drinking IN tho
/ beauties OF nature. when green lawns
dropping trees, beautiful flowers laugh
/ ing happy children, new born golden
sunslight and soft caressing breezes
lead US tn fancy to the very gates OF
something imaginable bat impossible;
when suddenly the maid appears at tho
rear Of the house across the way with
useful but homely vessel and carelessly
places IL In "A most conspicuous position
amid the beauties that have carried 0ur
souls afloat AN fancy fades the com
rnonplace only Is possible. How the darn
ga thing almost appears 60 strut as it
stands not ia bold relief on the corner
Of the Kitchen porch like a white bat
! ueship. Hut this grand man the sub
iect Of this toast mas inspired me 10
"A desire 20 dress with gentless fancy
this most plain OF all that II conimon.
and It may not be immortalized IN this
preserving business shat We now have in
hand
Bust or picture has been suggested,
but why not something that will keep
forever befre the eyes OF future gem
erationr the greatness Of our great del-
gate amid scenes OF both fan1 ard
truth, aud including all the beauty aud
meaning OF both bust and picture.
viii suggest that upoa the outer side
Of one Of these useful but matter Of fact
vessels referred to-One OF the old-fash-
ioned yeller variety. spacious and inn
posing with the blue pumpkin vine
decoration. We have Sa.rtoo a picture OF
our countryman. Better stilI perhaps
would be picture OF this production
showing the bowl busted with Dennie
Flynn standing near with hammer
I concealed nu1ar tho fau ~ bla onttf.
touched it,