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Rooms FOR RENT.


FOR RENT-ROOMS FURNISHED AND UNFUk-
nished: with and without heat; in al localities.
parties rsn az address Rental Dept, CEN 1KAL
REAL Estate & LOAN co. &C IOIOt
1875 G ST. NW.-BEAUTIFUL ROOMS. SINGLE
OF en- suite. with hrst-c class hoard; viii open
0ctober J. house can b. seen rom FRIDAY oeptem-
Der .. OIL. Mrs A. j CAMPBELL
n29 ST. NW.-TWO DESIRABLE LARGE
rooms, single OF en- suite; hot-water heat Can
after
ias II ST NV BEAUTIFUL LARGE FUR
nished rooms and board; weli-kept house. central
FURNISHED.
FOR RENT-ONE SECOND FLOOR FRONT
room. furnished u55 7th st NJ &C l0-5t
THREE FURNISHED ROOMS ID tLOOR
also other single rooms: gentlemen 20 Ea2t Cap
ito COST
81 II ST. FURNISHED ROOM. SOUTH
SO 81 81 Nw-wARM. COMFORTABLE
rooms. convenient location ocs-5t
NICELY FURNISHED MIDDLE ROOM SINGLE
beds suitable tor two gentlemen. home cooking
phone: SO each. ll6 az 81 ne.
li2O 18th NW.-LAKGE WARN. BAY WINDOW.
second hoqT. corner room. adjoining bath: cho4ce
neish5orhoGd-
TWO LARGE AIRY ROOMS, THIRD FLOOR
front suitable ioI gentlemen, prce very re4-
gu q ST NW.-WiTH Or WITHOUT BOARD
modern inprJyemeutss steam Lc4t. uear state.
War and Nagy
FOR RENT-LARGE ROOMS. WITH BOARD
single ard deuoei convenient 70 AsTic -gIe; 20
c5i.arsu 2-l lsth 81 sw
FOR REST EUKNIsHED ROOM. STEAM
heat; Heas Lincoln fark. Address r. b.. Her-.d
FOR RENTERS 81. Nv, FRUNT ROOMS;
southern eTp1slre. s. p D. A3l5 per wcek.
22 3 CAPITOL sr.-ATIHACTItE nOUMs
private ialnli5 uee5 Cspto.. L.brery and Cens.s.
UNFURNIsHED.
Ii35 18th NW.-LARGE. BAY WINDOW. sEC-
Ond h0or. corner rom, alcO}c; cabinet ullnt-i
dssIeo-- Le.e-J1rhood
sOH KGsI-5 ROOMS CAAr.ELL. g4IH 81
au1 4 I. ase re
FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED.
TWO ROOMS PRIVATE BATH SINGLE OR EN
suite. furnished GufululsLeC also -dslCry tr.lt
room 1883 St nv Phone ~ UclJtt
NO ROOMS Al WESTON m APAKIuE-,T.
Apply al CAFE oci)j9t
ROOMS AND BOARD.
DELIGHTFUL ROOMS WITH EXCELLENT
La-.s -.---i--- 1l1 ,-udsv cirnsr: N refined mod
ern home BOX zal. Herald. oc D-3t
s0 lsfH sT NW.-CHOlCE FHONT RUUA,
select tanie board. rrlned engu9uneuts. near z
eet ln-s adH.t. -nly. Mio7 CAAEHDN
BGAuuFUL LARGG koUH o. PAKLOH
floor. furnished sitting room. suitable Tor TAO
good board BOX 'f Herald oirce.
1873 NIB 81 s. W-DEsiKABLE ROOMS ~
clruer house. southeast and "est e1pisire, Two
baths hot HateF heat. exceptionally gr.a board
us X 81 AW.-DELIGHGftLLY HEATED
sunny r2oa.s excellent board tlsrders and trau-
s.elts .cc1rll.ocated Eatcs reasonable
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SITUATIONS WAATED---FEAALE.

~ a IS q b ID - SITUATIONS. RECOMMENDED
white. colonel COCKS general HQf1er-. elamutr-
T--lHs nurses llua1rg-5. seat l-y-.ggla gr. .-lt
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FURNITURE WANTED.

sFOI CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE CAR
pets. stoves, brica brac and Oh kinds Of house
hold goods RALMs IA ENlTURE SHIP I2ih
ana sts Phone y. 1915. FQlmCriy 9th and L.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED-KU0AS. nE HAVE A CONSTANT
demand tor rlons En- all iocaiItle-. with eu4 slfa-
CIit heat furnished aud guiurufsGec. Arplv Rental
Dept. ---STk4L REAL EsIAIk & LOAN 90.
o1 ltht
WANTED-iF YOU WANT YOUR EOONs
Teft ted BRING thlm 60 GEE50N. DENT d 90
lIl Iln 81. Iw.. as are the only real estate
agents 10 The city Wao rent out furnished rooI1s.
WITH BOARD.
WANTED-RO0M AND BOARD 81 NAN AND
vsle H private family. address A. Z J. Herald
oecs oet
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.
SUITE or TWO or THREE ROOMS FOR
LE-- Housekeeping 10 moderate rEuL. BOX a.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
FOR EENT-TEi.T DESIRABLE APAKTNENT
containing large rooms and bath. .u Tue Al1ert
t-a B. % UF+. l.t t.1. lue l1latlu. utar tlo de-
paitmeui5 ALlAN b. NALhth ii0 q s.. u"-
FJk EENT-DESlkABLE CORNER APART
lfAt, So i1gL l7t st. r". ilst tpar., rooa5 and
ira tlius Gas TlaE-i pgTZ1. 2-1. b. T. NIL
-.t l atu H uA-
FOR RENT FIyE-RooH FLAT. PRIVATE
t.lls -tl-H-ltt A-al- ---el1. aaHlHE-. ttrs 4a-
slrst-e location ae7F. nrlsata house. 10 adults only.
oANEE. i4l NcU jersey ave. uU
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BICYCLES.
DENTISTRY,

TEETH WITHOUT FLATES. No EXTRACTTNG
no pain; look. feel act and as- longer trau
natural teeth shTEken faces made normal: painless
a-ling Dr. j l. WILSON. l-3 d So uw-
CUT RATE DENTISTRY SPECIAL s. SIT OF
Teeth $50. s. gold crowns. So. s. ID GlliuEs 5lc.
bridge wors extracting free. ARMY q NAVY
DENfAL ASSOCIATION cor -th and rw
entrance b53 F So. Phone 81 43-3m.
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BRODT's HATS

Are better than ever. 10 ntb st Branch. 500 9Th
= Repairing neatly done
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LEGAL NOTICES.

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS or THE DISTRICT
y Col1m5ia, Washington. D G.. Oeobu 6.
lt.d.--or1erld, Ilat Section Is df Article \ q
t4e Police Regulations u the District 0f Com-
ba b hereby amended ly =1ikiu- olt the w1rl
bic ln line g thereof HENRY +. r. Mao
lAHLAND, HENRY L. WEST JOHN BlDDLE.
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HOUSES FOB SALE.

-v.. sALE- iUJ-ONE "a THOSE UEslEABLE
ero.n u.ue gr0pert415 u1 Sew IRIS ave- ue
perfect cEclloui furnace 4e4t, dup-c-ie houses
--lli-- pr $3.50. a iEr,tcf UItia bone
FOR oALE-BAEGaIN. NEW GROOM HOUSE
en ic-te1y1 street nofa,West5 o.. .i tiled b4a-
ltli'at i0L 60 l5-,oot @lg. address BOX %
hgaId.
FOR oALL-NW- COENLE OF lsTu AND SIS
uH improved Oy large dwellings 4uJ C1u.af.lug
over il.Ho ftre feet Jl rrg-l1. --fa- harrsi1
ALLAr t- M Ia t-lt it-4 q 81 uT
FOR sALE-SsQ CASH WILL Buy An u-R0ON
-Hgar uer -ls- and s.s a1. baths. hlt-Ea-
fer heat ana lTCE stable all me Tc-l-r. Ulud
4l-ues and am -acllacifr. balance " s. w trust st
ua- c-u. Adl-.-s %. So q. ifij ~
EuA oALa-B FEU CENI tNl lEst8E-,I BAR
gam Apaltnllut mouse in nr II rooms o TILED
h-l-s5 lo~ lE-er yearly lease for $3.50 Dr ul4Etl
ollI l,a ca-r, baiauce 0f Si.ll stand Ad-
er.sz b. 2. ROGERS. rs 81 ge.
FOX sALE-AEAH fIh 81 AND \ 4 AEE-
ave. desirable z-stol. aat basement b.lcz. rooms
eud bath. neW p.iJnolls, rcnt s.o-7l 4. 3. Nil
.bf ~a stl g. ua.
IgE sALE-NEAR Bah AND " SIS ~
dss-ahe --stoIy and cellar brIck da Ling ro1Els
ana batni ncH giE1a rsI sl.d condition, nee hone
s. 80. = Z. KELLY 555 9th ST. nv
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GkE6NING E

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HOUSES FOR RENT.
HOUSES WANTED.

IF YOU WANT GOOD TENANTS FOR FUR
UlSle1 or UNFINISHED houses list your property
With GRACE " THOMAS Corcoran Bldg
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COLLECTORS.

We DO GENERAL COLLECTING. BANhEl i'T-
c. estate, and damaCe claims, ne rIarg. unless
successful TIA FULLER AGENCY. I'D -ta s..
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
TAILORING.

Il. ALSTON. 7Z 18th ST. NE.-FINE TAILOR
made 10 order s. up. Let me press and repair your
faH slIt-good as new
II. LOWENSTEIN, LADIES' TAILOR,
1893 Z. ave. nw. Phone 81 1885, suits made
70 order. $40 up Rsnodeiing a speciality
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-18

Hurrah for Billie Packer. the buggy
and implement man. Guthrie. Okla.
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east Of Cherokee nation except that pa OF Recording Dis
i2 which lies IN the and chehokee nations
Cboc,aw nation. that part Of Recording District -
lying in Cherokee sud Creek nations Recording Dis
tricts 1e 2i. 22 and 2e.
s. Greer. Roger Mills. Kiowa washita, comanche
Cleveland and Pottawatomie counties Recording
trtcts ~ IS, 19 and 90
The school land grants sections ie and sc and lieu
lands to schools s5OOoooo in cash. draw In
terest at per cent until paid the authorities
The sulphpf springs reservation is specifically
served
All lands including sections ls heretofore reserved
for college purposes granted to the and sections
80 donated public buildings and charitable institutions
Lands valuable shall not be cold prior to
1915 but may be leased to highest bidder for fee Of
Eve years.
I School lands may be appraised and solI at public
sale" X preference right to purchase at the
highest bid being given the the time such
sale The legislature provide for leasing for terms
OF ten years
Sections is and SO are subject to like provision.
that they only be leased for of years
In the event of sale Others essees receive pay
the appraised value of their improvements No sale for
less then the appraised value be made.
Five cent Of the sale of public lands to the
common school permanent fund.
The colleges receive land grants in follows:
University 25OOoO; University Preparatory 10000; A.
NJ college, 25O.oOO; colored Normal 100000 Normal
schools, 100000
These lands are to be selected by the leasing boari
Immediately
Oklahoma constitutes United States district
and Indian Territory another district.
Muskogee. vinita Tulsa. South McAlester Chckasha
and Ardmore made court towns: likewise Guthrie
Oklahoma City Enid and Lawton.
! Extended provision is made to extend the present
legal machinery until the assumes full
control
"A in in the territory Oklahoma at the
time admission the Union shall be
force throughout said state except modified by this
act"
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SOME PROVISIONS OF THE ENABLING ACT.

The following Of the major provisions Of the
statehood bill II finally passed upon the report
the conference committee:
Oklahoma and Indian Territory constitute one state
Arizona and New Mexico constitute a state provided
majority Of the legal Of territories
voting at the election held therefore ionture
An Indian rights subject the control Of the
government CT the United States. the II the en-.
abling act had never been passed
Voters citizens the United States or Of an
Indian tribe and have been in the state six months
Oklahoma has ffty-hve delegates. Indian Territory
hftyAye and the Usage nation the constitutional
convention.
The election proclamation calling for constitutional
convention must be issued within six months
issued at least sixty days prior TO the election.
The election laws Of Oklahoma are extended over
Indian Territory
The capital is located Guthrie and can not be
changed prior TO the year 1918.
The members Of the constitutional convention shall
receive pay only for sixty days services
The constitution must contain provision pro
bibtng the sale Of liquor in Indian Territory
Indian reservations in Oklahoma. The details of the
provision out length
The debts and liabilities OF the territory are to be
paid by the state
Free schools must be maintained
The President his proclamation OF adms
sion in twenty days after the election OF officers
There is appropriated 100000 defray expenses OF
the election and the constitutional convention
The state is to have FIVE representatives and two
The congressional Districts
Il Grant, Kay Garfield Noble, Pawnee Kngfsher
Logan Payne Lincoln, Usage and Kansas reservations
q Oklahoma, Canadian Blaine Caddo Custer Dewey
Day, Woods Woodward and Beaver
g. Creek Cherokee Seminole and reservations north
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UNDERWEAR At pErEesEn's.

Just received two car loads Of bug
gies. w. d. Packer. corner Okla and
Oklahoma and Broad street
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FROM DICKENS no slncLAIR.

the Mohler commission charges Upton Sinclair
with arocous exaggeratcn the Chicago Journal says
he is wholly dscredited and adds that President Roose
vets quasndorsement Of this novelist reormer
tremey injudicious
The same charge OF exaggeraon was brought against
Dickens when exposed the debtors prisons and the
private schools conducted for Hogarth, who more
than anyone in breaking the
universal drink habit in England grossly exaggerated in
his wonderful pcures. To much farther back, the
prophets of without exception. guilty Of
"atrocious exaggeration," when of them says:
Every OF them gone back they altogether he.
filthy there Is that doeth good not one"
When man of intense eanestness encounters giant
evil is constrained strike at II in such
bring upon himself the accusation of mendatity from
who profit from the evil nothing about IL.
or Sinclair exaggerated SO did Dickens. SO did
Isaah did Harriet Beecher Stowe and every other
reformer who has wrought successfully But the evils
they depicted real The exaggeraton Is accepted
psychological Of the evil itself and the people
apply the remedy To attempt TO dscredt the
Of his temperament deceves nobody His
work is done.
The beef paeA,iE themselves responsible for the
conditions which Sinclars imagination Their
frantic attempts the exposure prove the
need OF IT.
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TO PRISON FOR LIFE At "a
An Indian Girl in "a .Leavenworth
PenitentIary

Leavenworth, Kas., JunelS.--Azzle
Cardish. IA years old was brought to
the Kansas penitentiary to serve a
life sentence today. The is United
States prisoner and the first brought
TO the new federal penitentiary at
Fort Leavenworth. There is no ward
and no provision for keeping women
prisoners at the United States peni-
tehtiary and Major II. w McClaugh-
ry the warden, asked w II Haskell
warden OF the Kansas penltentiary
TO take care of her temporarily.
This is the usual custom when
woman prisoner is brought to the
United States penitentiary and the girl
was TRANSFERRED this afternoon. In
the meantime Major McClaughry tel
graphed TO the department OF Justice
officials Tor authority 20 keep the girl
at the Kansas penitentiary or some
other state prison institution.
Lizzie Cardish is a fullblood Indian
girl Of the Menonanee tribe in Vic
consin. She was attending the Indian
school on the reservation and became
dissatisfied and wanted TO go TO the
higher Indian school at Carlysle. Pa.
When she was refused permission to
make the change, she conceived the
idea that by burning the Indian
school bGldings on the Menominee
reservation. her transfer would follow.
She set fre TO the two reservation
school buildings ana they were de-
stroyed.
The girl was tried in accordance
with the Wisconsin state law which
provides a life sentence for anyone "a
set lire to building when persons
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oETrLE EMAN's $1,000 EMtuM|
BEER AT SAME OLD MOSES.
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More than half million Officials. busi-
ness. professional men. bankers farmers
and stocSmen have been cured by using
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. 35
cents, Tea or Tablets. c. r. Repsro.
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SHUTS OFF
SLUSH FUND
ANTI-CAMPAIGN CONTRI-
BUTTON BILL CAUSES
WORRY
10 sign DEATH WARRANT
Members of House Will
Vote for Measure.
Special to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
Washington, June 1s.--wlthin a few
days members Of the House probobly
will be called upon to sanction a bill
which for some Of them may mean de-
feat at the polls They will vote for Il
because they dare not do otherwise, for
fear OF the wrath OF the people. The
bill Is the one already passed by the
senate, which forbids corporations to
make money contributions to aid in the
election OF any man or men nominated
for national office.
Candidates 70 congess come within
themeaning Of the act, and the problem
that confronts James 5. Sherman chair
man "a the republican congressional
committee, and James NJ. Griggs. chair
man Of the democratic national COM
mittee, is the one OF finding funds TO
run a campaign with all the ordinary
finding places shut In by the iron bars
OF the law. It is a particularly pathetic
situation for Mr.. Sherman. There are
ten barred places within the field OF MS
vision TO one within that Of Mr.. Griggs.
There are those that Jay that former
Committee Chairman Joseph Weeks Bah
cock saw the anti-campaign contribu-
ton bill coming and wisely sought the
shelter Of retirement.
Defeat In Close District
a republican member who comes from
a close district says that he ana some
others undoubtedly will be driven 'by
this devil of a bill into The deep sea OF
defeat" and he says Il not because there
has been thought In his mind that
he might use. money Illegally TO secure
election. but because with its legitimate
use barred by sheer inability to get IL
there will not be enough enthusiasm in
the campaign TO get apathetic voters
to the polls.
Speakers are needed for close dis
tricts. and the speakers who draw the
biggest crowds are as rule those that
come from distance and have national
regulations. II man is 10 be sent from
Maine to stir up things in Kansas, It
is necessary that somebody pay his rail-
road fare and his hotel bills. This some-
body in the past has been the treas
urer OF the funds OF the congressional
committee. The treasurers Office this
year promises to be one that won't
need bonding
Mr.. Hearst May Help.
II Is understood that Mr. Hearst. not
being corporation and therefore not
coming under the law, already has glad
dened the heart OF Mr.. Griggs. the DEM
ocratic chairman, by promising TO give
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are occupying II. No one was burned
or injured. II is said thai the Judge
who presided at the trial OF the girl
wanted to avoid sentencing her TO life
imprisonment, but found no way.
She confessed to setting the build
ings on FIRE. She was not lS years old
at the time Il is said that amove-
ment is already under way in Wiscon-
sin TO have her sentence mitlgated
This girl II years old, Is not the
youngest prisoner in the Kansas pen
itentiary. boy. l2 years old, was
taken there from Oklahoma two
months ago and in spite OF the efforts
OF the warden to have him transfer
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There are many people VINO have
used chamberlain's Collie Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy with splendid re-
suits, but who are unknown because
they have hesitated about giving a
testimonial OF their experience for
publication. These people, however.
are none the less friends OF this rem
edy They have done much toward
making 1t household word by their
personal recommendation to friends
and neighbors. It is a good medicine
to have in the home and is widely
known fer its cures OF diarrhoea and
az forms Of bowel trouble. For sale
by F. B. Lille & Co.
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WESTERN GOLF TOURNEY.
(By Associated l'reBs1

ST. Louis, Mo. June 1s,-The West
ern amateur golf championship tour
nament. originally scheduled TO open
here today on the links OF the Glen
Echo country club. has been postpon-
ed to the week Of July 2. The post
Donement was made at the request of
numerous college men who desire to
take part, but would be prevented
from participating at the present time
by their college work.
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being a corporation and therefore not
coming under the law. already has glad
dened the heart OF Mr.. Griggs. the DEM
ocratie chairman, by promising 20 give
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COUNTY SUPERVISORS MEET.
CBy Associated Pressl

Hattiesburg, Miss. June 1s--Nearly
every county Of Mississippi is repre-,
scented at the state convention OF coun.
ty supervisors begun here today. The
purpose of the meeting is TO consider
matters in which the county boards
are particularly interested, among
other things, road Improvements. the
schools and the equalization of tax
assessments.
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There is no need worrying along in dis
comfort because of disordered diges-
tion. Get bottle OF KODOL FOR DYs-
PEPSIA and see what 1t will do for
you. Kodol not only digests what you
eat and gives that tired stomach a need
ed rest, but is a corrective OF the great
est efficiency Kodol relieves indiges-
tion, dyspepsia. palpitation OF the heart.
flatulence, and sour stomach. Kodol will
make your stomach young and healthy
again. Yon viii worry just in the pro-
portion that your stomach worries you
Worry means the loss OF ability TO do
your best. Worry is to be avoided at all
times. KodoI will take the worry out OF
your stomach. Sold by c. r.. Renfro.
STRAW HATS AT PErERsEN,s.
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The Kelley Cure

curss whiSkey. morphine cocaine ana
:obaeso. Only Kselsy Institute In TeaAn.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory. nstab-
iahed IN Dallas 1854.
THE KHMLHY nNnTTTUTR
Bellevue Piase. Dallas. TsrRs.
.. H KEITH. Proprietor.
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red to some reformity institution, the
lad is still kept here.
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t2s 900 TO aid Ia the election OF demo-
cratic representatives. There aro other
rich men IN the democratic party-Mr
Gudey. Mr. Ryan. Mr. Belmont and
sok1e others-but Il IL understood that
these gentlemen are rather rcsentfui Of
the fact that the congressional commit
tee has Hearst hue. and that upon the
day when the request for funds COMES
they may find II convenient TO mislay
their check books
Mr. Rryan has just declared that his
party should be free from suspicion OF
alliance with the corporate interests
rthat have been dominating American
politics" and he added: ITO this end
campaign contributions must be limited
TO those who have the public Interest
to advance"
indivIdUsI should Give.
Mfr. Bryan means simply that individ-
uai members OF the party shoMd give
Of their substance for the good OF the
cause. Ilurlng his first campaign FOR
the presidency he put this thought to
the test and muititudes Of the common
people responded to shc plea. and the
dobars rolled In. II Is whispered that
Mr. Bryan's thought. not having been
copyrighted will find expression in con-
tribution petitions to be issued from two
campaign Headquarters at an early date.
The senate passed without dissent
ing vote the bin prohibiting corporations
from giving money for campaign pur-
poses. The house probably viii sane
tion the senate's measure in a manner
likewise unanimous. The courage Of
the member who would vote against It
would cast a shadow over the fame Of
the youth OF Sparta There are ten or
dozen extraordinarily rich men in the
senate most OF them republicans It is
limited that some OF them may come to
the aid OF the party.
Other Committee Has Money.
It is understood that the Republican
national committee has considerable
sum left In its treasure box. 1t was in
timated at one time that this money
might be turned back into the funds OF
an Insurance company. but the intima-
tion apparently was idle. Some one has
suggested that to help cut the congress
sionai committee the national committee
might transfer the fund in its possession
but almost unquestionably the custo-
dian Of the greater committees money
would declare such transfer IN the
highest degree unconstitutional"
There Is no escaping the anti-contri-
button measure as IL passed the senate.
II II becomes law no lawyer Jebu can
drive a coach and four through it--at
least Sc lawyers and laymen alike de-
clare. The act is only a dozen lines
long and Il is one OF the few bills framed
by members Of congress at this or any
other session which does not have it's
meaning 'smothered in feather bed
Of words" "