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the present unprecedented onslaught
against the Jews. In its rage and SUI
pinencss over the spread Of liberal Ideas
IL has sought TO divert the attention Of
the nation by "a bloody demonstration
against the popular scapegoat. Its
own hated cause menaccd to the verge
OF extinction, II did not hesitate TO In
terpose a distraction which meant I'M
told misery and absolute destruction Ia
80 many OF the empires most lawabid-
ding subjects. Anything was prefer
able to the triumph of Liberalism and
the further humiliation of the house OF
Romanon and Its satellites. The an
cient shibboleth, "rhe Jews are the
enemies OF the Russian nation" was
revived and employed with terrible ef-
fcctiveness.
That the autocracy has struck its
final envenomod blow against LIBERAL
ism over the shoulders OF the peace
able, war detesting Jews Is no longer a
matter for mere speculation. The party
that has done such a deadly injury TO
these inoffensive aliens works through
an organization known In Russia as the
Chornaya Sotnya (Black Hundred). II
IL n secret and extremely powerful or
ganization, and II has numerous mem
bers In all large Russian towns. Its
sole object, to put It briefly, is 70. nile
the cause Of liberty. The expu1ptn Of
the Jews from the empire or their per-
sccntion as long as they remain Is no
part OF their undertaking 1t may even
be affirmed OF them that they cherish
less enmity for the Jews than for any
ether people Of the empire outside their
own class. They would rather have
the blood OF one Liberal than that OF a
hundred Jews.
The Black Hundred Is hated and
dreaded by every lover Of liberty. It
has happened more than once that a
member Of the society caught red hand
ed has been dipped In Kerosene and set
on fire. The members names are kept
as secret as possible. and no man dares
TO avow himself. The upper hierarchy
and the regular clergy are represented
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Terrible Case Cured Painlessly With
Only One Treatment of Pyra-
mid Pile Cure.
Free Package in Plsin Wrapper Mailed
TO Everyone Who Writes.

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for fourteen "a years and curing an this
tine you can nave an idea OF nov many
kinds Of medicine tried But / found no
relief that could cure me without having
10 undergo an operation which might Aill
me.
Now, after trying but one treatment OF
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all sufferers OF this dreadful disease 10
tiy tnis mediclne-the Pyramid Pile Cure
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Anyone suffering from the terrible tor
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get instant relief from the treatment We
send out free, at our own expense. In
plain sealed package, to everyone ndlng
name and address.
Surgical operation for piles is nerve.
rae king, cruel ana rareiy pc nlauest sue.
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ard free from the publicity and humil a.
tion you suffer by doctors examination
pyramid Pile Cure IS made in the form
OF easy TO use supp sitorics The COM
Ing OF a cure Is felt the m ment you begin
to use II, and your suffering ends
Send your name and address at once to
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ing. Marshall Mich. and get. by return
mail the treatment We will send you free
In plain. sealed wrapper,
After seeing for youi self what II can do
you can get a regular. full s. ze pack.
age Of pyramid Pile Cure from any drug.
glst at 40 cents each or, on receipt OF
price. we will mail you same ourselves
II he should not have It.
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/ largely In the Black Hundred, but the
secular papa, or married priest, Is not
admitted, He is not considered to be
| sufficiently intelligent or capable OF
keeping silent. The members are re-
| cruited largely from the bureaucrats.
| the officeholdng class OF Russians II
| Is manifestly to the interest OF this
| class TO do its utmost to prevent its
golden opportunity from slipping from
| It's grasp. II has become cruel and
constituencies In the effort to retain
| power
Arrayed against this malcvolent
| force are first Of all the SO called in
| tellectuals." These include the uni
| yersity students. who are the true and
ardent friends OF Liberalism and who
have no quarrel with the Jews. The
| Liberals have always stood out against
| the persecution Of the Jews, but have
seldom made point Of fraternislng po-
| litiCally with them. The Liberal ele-
| ment has been satisfied TO use the Rus
sian artisan as a political lever. wisely
| avoiding the cooperation of the $780,
900 Jews OF the empire, whose natural
| tendency must have been toward liberty
and reform.
Saddest OF ALL II is becoming evident
that the dastardly expedient OF the
bureaucrats has had its effect; that II
has even succeeded In measure. II 10
becoming more apparent every day that
the massacres have postponed the COM
ing OF liberty instead OF fastening Z.
II is slckening realization that tho
blood OF the thousands Of Jews shed
during the recent uprislngs has con-
tributed to the support OF the tottering
fabric which time and opportunity
seemed to have combined TO destroy.
II the sacrifice could have purchased
the social rehabilitation of the empire,
and more especially the full emancipa-
ton OF ~ race which has furnished
martyrs sufficient to redeem the po-
ltcal sins OF the world, there would
be some recompense. As II Is, there Is
nothing beyond courageous and In
sistcnt hope. ALON2O HASTINGS.
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COLLECTING TAX ON
0UT-0F-T0WN CHECKS.

Chicago, Jan. a.--The transfer OF
many millions of dollars Of deposits
IRON Chicago banks TO the banks OF
Philadelphia. Pittsburg. Kansas city.
Milwaukee and other cities yesterday
developed as a striking mode of retalia-
uon which Is under consideration by
individual members of the Illinois
manufacturers association to fight the
YAK on the collection OF out OF town
ontcks Instituted by the Chicago Clear
ing House association.
II was stated by members OF the
manuiacturers' organization that this
Mno OF reproof valiant had not been
SSeVEed by the members themselves.
NV mad originated with the banks OF
ue other cities named, which had been
Nuek 10 improve the chance to in
case Cts Their deposits at the expense OF
enleaso institutions.
Investigations showed that for sew
va. uays past number OF banks but
..ue OF Chicago had been In communt-
aou with various local firms repre-
,eu IN The manufacturers associa.
M ooth by correspondence and
vIusu personal representatives, with
Inc 70 securing share OF the bank
ns business Of such firms handled at
Urgent by Chicago banks.
hsrIue Position taken by such outside
,s,"Ssl most cases is aid 10 be char
chLi]eu py a willingness to clear all
.. 49, ,ss,. sent them without toll provld-
,s-,.y were given o share OF Tho de-
,tI,", s az present held by Chicago In
CIV John ]. Herrick for the rh,caso
,,ohsn ns House association said no
10 ths would present his opinion az
sbec Is legality Of the proposed toll on
o. lsVat tVaay or tomorrow. tho question
IIllro1aa my, NY having been raised by the
Thursday u'''s association last
ss.ocia s event that the Clearing House
decision ~. declines to recede from It's
Attv i'Wuon OF out Of town rbects
70 taka Levy Mayer has been auth l,rI nd
10 h..,ns Steps to combat the cha az, "a
's'n legal action II necessar " anu
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her obJecting TO 1t he notified her to
appear In court with the boy.
A bench warrant was issued for her
so as to insure her appearance in court
at the appointed time. a deputy sheriff
served the warrant upon Mrs. Mount
ford on Friday morning and compelled
her to attend court. She says that she
endeavored to explain the matter to
Judge Brown but he refused to listen TO
II and made a statement TO the effect
that the boy was a good boy but that
his mother was to blame for his noe
reporting To the court as ordered The
woman feels that the treatment af-
forfed her by the court was very hui
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CRUISE OF THE PANTHER.

Washington. Jan. 9.-The German
gunboat Panther, now on a cruise 10
South America waters and which has
on several occasions figured in inter.
national Incidents will, according Ia
Information received here, shortly wish.
Buenos Ayres and later make trlp
along the Parana and the Paraguay
rivers and call at Asunclon, the capitsi
of Paraguay. The purpose OF the visit,
it is believed. is a desire OF Germans
TO show her flag In the smal. renublio.
in which there are considerable Ger.
man commercial interests.
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The Jewish Massacres and Russias Regeneration;
Bureaucratic Trick Postpone the inevitable

der fair treatment. Russia has not
made the first step toward a similar
enlightenment.
There has been a great difference OF
opinion among outsiders as to the
actual feeling OF the Russian peasant
for his fellow countryman. the Russian
Jew, As matter Of fact, the Russian
prejudice against the Jew. II Is the
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WOULD MAKE A FIGHT.
Witnesses Testify that Ncphi Sheets
Was Ready for lioldups.

The further hearing Of the Sheets in
quest was held yesterday afternoon in
Justice Dana T Smiths court before
a coroner's jury, The witnesses named
in last evenings News testified, but
there was nothing Of a definite nature
brought out
Some of the witnesses who knew
Sheets well, stated that. In their opin-
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in Its present attitude toward the Jews
Is about where England was In the
thirteenth century. In the ancient ball
lads Of that period the jew was always
pictured as the villain, the creature TO
be hated. Ill treated and deprived OF his
rights. 1t is rather less than three CEN
turtles since the British nation dis
covered that the Jew was being sus-
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message relating to insurance should
be referred to the ways and means
committee or to the Interstate COM
merce committee. Now, this reference
of the presidents message Is per-
functory performance, something that
has been handed down from the dim
and dusty past. 10 Is absolutely UNI
necessary, and after the reference Is
made, amounts to nothing. No result
Is accomplished. Yet IN all seriousness
the debate went forward day after
day. Legislation was not influenced,
1t was simply general discussion, a
flow OF words without any legislative
benefit. II Is doubtful II the many sub
tects treated In the debate will receive
half the amount OF time when they are
brought before the house, Many OF
them will be pushed through with a
special rule, and the senate will make
them all over and whip them into form
to become laws, The house Will ac-
cept the senate bin In the end. Tha.
is what Il does In nine cases out OF 10.
Should the house leglslate with care
and elaboration, AFFORD opportunities
for debate and amendments, SO that In
dividual members could vote their
Views, and would then make stani
for It's rights as a legislative body
there would be less talk about its loss
OF power and prestige.
BoUTELLs IDEA.
one day when they were providing
for various positions IN the house so
that representatives could get soma
jobs for their friends Representative
Boutell OF Illinois said; II wonder r.
they have an official clock winder in
this house. | must find out, for I've
got the best clock winder In my district
there IL In the United States. am sure
he would come down here and work for
SIS per month, winding clocks once a
day for about six months In the year.
IL there Is no such position | must ask
the house to create II for my man.
WILL BE BEvERIDGEs VICTORY,
Should the Joint statehood bill pass
Il will be due to the efforts of Senator
Beverage. He made the passage Of the
bill his particular work in the last ses-
sion, and the failure OF the bill was due
to no fault OF his, This session he has
enlisted the aid of the president In be-
half OF joining New Mexico and Ari-
zons. and a number OF members who
might have opposed the scheme have
been whipped into line, This makes the
position of Beverldge stronger. but even
with the aid OF the president 1t is going
TO be very hard to get the bill through
the senate. No senator less persistent
than Beveridge would be able to pass
the bill.
s.VT a. A
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growth OF centuries OF like prejudice on
the part OF his ancestors and is so
firmly rooted that 1t seems to be prac-
tically ineradicable, Time-much Of II
will be necessary to overcome this In
grained antipathy. But II need not be
predicated from this that tbs dislike is
Of such character that the peasant is
animated perpetually with a desire to
go about Staying his harmless neigh
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ion, II he were attacked by holdups no
wo ID certainly make fght. II was
also brought out that he had talked
about hold ips and had stated that he
was prepared for them.
The further hear'ng OF the case was
continued until Friday afternoon at I?
o'clock.
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bors or even burning their houses. IIe
may live with them in peace for years
has done so and will continue TO do
so-and then INSCRIPTIONS and crafty
leaders win play upon his latent pref
udices and the mob spirit, once aroused,
will carry him on TO the climax of
criminal excess.
Time will prove that the Russian
bureaucracy alone is responsible for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-09
QUOTED GENERAL LEE.

During the discussion In the senate
as to the status Of senators who had
been indicted Senator Daniel of Viz
ginia related an incident Of Gen. Rob
ert Il. Lee when president OF the Wash
ington and Lee college. one of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-09
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Abso.
luteIy Harmless.

Every mother should know that Cham
herlalns Cough Remedy Is perfectly safe
for children TO take, as 1t contains moth
ing harmful For sale by all druggists.
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A CASE IN POINT.

Just before adjournment the house
spent week on moot" debate, II
talked about a matter action upon
which was of not the slightest conse-
quence. The question at issue was
whether that portion OF the presidents
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!: E. !. !. ! !.
k2lSNSWH most revolving page
~ - YM in the history of mod
III HVl ern times, the one
Ia NO that will be read by
M >G generations now UNI
IN III born with mingled
NAA ~ skepticism and hor-
NK~gTE ror, Is the story OF
>SZfSA/ Russia's treatment of
the Jews. Until the present time the
Infamous massacre Of st. Bartholo-
news has been the premier example OF
the virulence inspired by racial and re-
llglous hatred. The recent slaughter of
Jews at Odessa and other points in the
Russian empire Is far ghastller.
The massacre OF St Bartholomew
was the sanguinary finale Of long and
bitter controversy, the climax OF a war
Of determination. II was regarded at
the time as an almost natural conse-
Quenco OF the relations which existed
between the political factions of
France. 1t was tho outcome of a civil
war in which The religious instability
Of the moment became prominent
factor, but II was primarily the strug-
sic for crown. The horror inspired
by the massacre OF St Bartholomew
has been cumulative. There Is no evil
dence 10 show that II was followed by
any widespread and immediate sense
OF public indignation. The dominant
and victorious party found In II a cause
for rejoicing.
Except In carnage, there Is little
parallel between st. Bartholomew and
the recent criminal and wholly ira
tfonal slaughter OF the Russian Jews.
Even In that respect the comparison
faltcrs, for the victims OF this TWEEN
tieth century outrage greatly outnum-
Der the Huguenots who fell on that
fatal night. Since the initial crime OF
klshlneff. which was followed by the
fearful retribution OF the Japanese war,
atrocities against the Jewish inha 1T
ants OF the empire have been so FRO
quent that the public sense OF horror
has become duled. almost deadencd TO
rsceptiyeness. II is a fact that Russia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-22
Charters Issued.

The following charters We're issued
this morning from the Office Of the ter
ritorlal secretary:
The Shawnee Mining and Milling
company, with 100000 capital stock.
The directors are c, j. Johnston, of
Denver; E NJ Blackwell. OF Teeum.
sch. and j. a Kinney of Grand June
ton. colo.
The Union Gas aud oil company
notified erritorial Secretary Chas.
Filson this morning OF reducing the
capitol stock Of their company from
$500 .O00 to 100000
The Western Lumber company Of
exas and Texhoma, Okla. with $4,000
capital stock The directors are; E
A. Henning q strantford. Texas. and
f. Cobb and F c. Pope, Of Amarillo
Texas.
The Lawton Cotton company with
100000 capital stock The dlrectors
are X. J. Bass, j. S. Kerans and
Frank Broadwell, all OF Lawton.
The Imperial Laundry company OF
Guthrie and San Francisco, with a
capital stock Of 100000 The direc-
tors are Jacob Jacobs and William
Berss. OF San Francisco, Cal, and G.
v. PaStison Of Guthrie
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Once more Republican ranks are
zisibly shaken In extending invita-
lions TO join the Fairbanks special
the state committee neglected TO
place Governor FIantz and Justice J..
n. Bmford ON the favored list From
all accounts much feeling was worked
mp. Judge Burford declared he would
"get on the train without an invita-
tion. whereupon Chairman Ramon
solemnly ayerred that he would be
thrown on the train, Later the row
was healed but the sore spots are
spreading.
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TO-DAY IN THE
DEPARTMENTS
Notary Commissions.

Applications for notary public com
missions received II the office of the
territorial secretary this morning are
as follows.
e Elm It. OF Olustee for Greer
county
Theo Klanke. of Oklahoma City,
for Oklahoma county
r. G Dennis of Mustang, for Can
adian county
orle RAIDER Of Iyanhoe, for Beaver
county
Guy smouatt, of Enid, for Garfield
county
c. J. Bowman, OF Oklahoma city, for
Oklahoma county.
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PERSONAL MERTON.

). H Nichols Is in the city fom Kan
sas cry
$ T.. Freshman is in the oity from
cleveland.
W w walker Is iu tine city from
saltwater.
J. r. Greenlees of Lawrence, Kansas.
Is ia the city
H. d. Letchee Of oklahoma city Is a
Guthrie visitor
Chas. Forsythe, Of Kansas city, is a
Guthrie visitor today.
W. H. saxtie. Of wichita Is ylsitins
in the Capital city today
Gov. Frantz went to Newki.k this
morning 10 join the Fairmanks special
f. A. Boyer is adding ano.her sto-y
to his residence on East Noble acenue.
Home. Adams returned sunday from
Crescent where he has been acting as
cashier Of the Farmers National BanE
during the absence of his brothei.
Mrs Fred Willis, wife Of Blaine
county farme-. died last night as re-
suit of /, piece Of chicken meat lodging
ia her throat az dnpec "es:erday. Her
throat swened until it was impossible q
dislodge the .tc.V,
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SOME MORE RAIL.
read DOMINATION.


There may oe some question as TO
the attitude of the public generally re-
gardng MIR Bryan's suggestion as to
the adyisahility of government owner
ship cf railroads. but there no qaes-
tion about the publics unalterable op.
position 10 the railroads ownership OF
the government Should this alter
native ever be presented 10 the peo-
pie their decision win be made quick.
lE
A good illustration Cf the railroads
dictation in matters OF government is
found in The story Of politics over in
the sister state OF Kansas EXGov-
erncr Stanley OF that state relates in
matter of fact sort OF way as #
everyone knew all about IT, some of
the things the railroads have done. He
explains that he was defeated for the
United States senate because he didn't
have any railroad support All the
other candidates had more OF less
railroad backing, but in that deal the
Union Pacific held the trump hand,
and the Union Pacific wanted nv.
Long made senator And SO 1t was
decreed
Il is also said that the Missouri
Pacihcs choice for enator when Bur
ton beat o1t Lucien Baker was Bur
ton. of whose senatorial career it is
unnecessary TO speak
lt Is also apparent that the present
governor OF Kansas would like To sec
the Katy railroad get Zee simple title
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100000 The principal Office to be
located at Mangum. The road is TO
be built from Mangrm through Greer
and Comanche counties, and the Choc-
taw and Chioliasaw nations northeast
ward 10 Fcrt Smith, Ark. thence east
through Arkansas and Tennessee to
Memphis, which will be a terminal
point Then a branch line from Mem.
phis will be built through the Choctaw
nation TO Denison, Texas. The direc-
tors are Geo. ID, Lock, of Jerseyville
H.; Thaddeus ID. Kinnan, of Newport,
Ark Morris r. Locke, Of Aberline,
Texas, win j. Gates, Of ST. Louis, and
John NJ Blackburn, James Gates.
David r. Locke and Thomas NJ Rob
inson. OF Mangum.
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Little Rock Ark Oct. 22-Individ-
uals, companies and corporations that
are charged with violating the Arkan-
sas antitrust law will occupy the cen
ter OF the stage in the Pulaski county
circuit court for several weeks TO
come. The court docket contains one
Of these cases for every day this week.
and it is probable that the trials will
run over into good part OF Noyem-
Der. Among the defendants, and all
of whom are charged by Attorney
General Rogers with violating the
antitrust law. are the Southern Cotton
Oil company, International Harvester
company Dixie Cotton Oil company,
WRters-Pieree Oil company. Swift a
Co., Cudahy Packing company, and the
Consumers Ice company.
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FERGUSON ON CORPORATIONS.


Governor Ferguson In Watonea
Republican,
The war for the rights of the peo-
PIE is now ON. It will continue until
corporations are driven ont OF poll.
tics, lobbies are driven away from
legislative assemblies and trusts are
dlyested of their power to rob the peo-
pie of their rights This must be
done by the people taking an active
part in politics II will not be done,
however, until the people do this.
Henry Asp should get a coat OF Span
ish armor to ward off the shots that
are being fred at him now They
are training rapid fire guns on him
The lobbyist at the legislature has
always been one OF the greatest curses
that has fallen to the lct OF the Okla.
homa assembly The constitutional
convention will be the crucial period
In the history OF Oklahoma It viii
determine whether the people or the
corporations will control the state
Now is the time for the exercise OF
patriotism The Democrats have been
active tor months preparing for their
constitutional convention campaign.
rhey nave left no stone unturned to
promote their cause In this they fur
nished a very good example which the
have not followed