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 Friday, 20th. I2-1S-5t
 Mrs. Geo. Ezell. who has been Aquite sick for several days, is better 4oday.
 Mrs Guy Lenar is quite sick with "a. grippe at her home on West Seven feenth avenue.
 Deputy Sheriff a1d Jones is still confined to his room with illness. He is some better, however.
 For your Christmas dinner. a Quality Fruit Cake, 40c per pound; any size. The Quality Shop. ii
 WANTED-Goyerness for one child in country home. Must have knowledge of music. Address c, care of Graphic. .4. 12-1S-6t
 Bring in yonr signatures for the Bucks little range. Friday at O. clock D. m., the contest closes. Reap Crawford Furniture Go. 12-1S-3t
 -J. B. York yesterday filed suit in the Second Division of the Circuit Court against R. w. Mcfarland T. B. Pryor and A. \. McKelyey for a note for $2,200.-Little Rock Gazette.
 The fire department was called to No 1908 West Second avenue this anorning at 5:30 o'clock to extinguish sa burning flue. No damage was done to the residence there.
 The steamer John N. Harbin will arrive at the local landing tomorrow from Memphis. It is thought that the steamer will be able to make sched- a1le time this week. owing to the re- cent heavy rainfall. which has result ed in slight rise in the river.
 Bring in your signatures for the Bucks little range. Friday at O. clock p. m., the contest closes. Reap Crawford Furniture Go. 12-1S-3t
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WOOD FOR SALE.

All kinds of wcoA for sale. Prompt deliveries. Old phone 1920. E. l. AL bright, Twenty1second and Main. 12-l1-6t
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-LOS1-One pair of diamond ear rings. Finder will return to the Graphic and receive reward of of S25
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-18

Harry Russell, of the Antlers Bar, was a business visitor in Little Rock yesterday, returning home last night
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-07-25
Te0chiaS Prisoners Trades

WARDEN JOHNSON, of the Sing Sing, n. y,
penitentiary and who recently resigned after eight
years of service has expressed the opinion that there
was little hope of reforming the prisoner without
teaching him some useful trade. He believes that
every prisoner should be compelled to learn trades
then the discharged man would be in position to
help himself and materially lessen the chances OF
coming back He thinks this is the reason why there
are SO many third and fourth timers. As Mr.. john
son has had eight years experience in New York 8
largest penal institution his views worth consd
ering It is reasonable to suppose that if man has
good trade, he would fare much better than with
out one and he that if the state could avoid
the expense of second third and fourth conviction
this item would than the cost OF teaching
the prisoner to be self-supporting.
Mr.. johnson is also in favor of being more leni.
ent with first offenders; and that where it is necessa
ry to imprson Them they should be sent to reforma
tory-but never to a prison. He advocates more
reformatories where trades are taught and fewer
prisons. Undoubtedly the conditions which MI.
johnson complains of will be remedied in time. In
many of the states this idea is taking concrete form
and with good results, too He admitted that when
he took charge of the penientiary the prisoners had
nothing but spoon with which to eat their food,
and that other conditions equally as bad. 1t
certainly would be great boon to prisoners it it were
would make better citizen his release, and it
would surely be an economical investment in the end
for the state.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-07-25
IdZeNeSS and Crime

ZdZeNeSS and Crime.
In THE North american Reviez0 for July, Mr.
Mosby, pardon attorney of Missouri has article
in which the writer proves concusvely that idleness
is one of the most fruitful sources Of crime. He
quotes literally from statistics taken of pris
ons and reformatories and thus shows that the ma
jority of inmates had no knowledge of the crafts.
The article is refutaton of the baneful effects Of
child labor, and claims that boys better off en-
ployed than if they we're idle, for they are thus
equipping themselves to gain measure of compe-
tency later on.
Mr.. Mosby has taken view of this subject that
few of the opponents of child labor will agree with.
They believe that the proper place for young boys is
in the school, not in the factory If possible trades
schools are preferred Idleness and crime have been
connected so long that many of the belief if the
one was checked, the other would disappear No
doubt Mr.. Mosby has mbibed this theory hence he
is strongly opposed to abolishing child labor A
good many people believe if it not for this en-
forced child labor by parents there would not be so
many boys running away from home-the home that
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-07-25
Linton to ChOZZenSe.

Upton to challenge.
The news comes from England that Sir Thomas
Upton will again challenge for the American Cup,
the contest to take place in 1908 There are good
many yachtsmen in this country for purely senti-
mental motives, who would like to see Sir Thomas
lift the cup and there many others both sides
of the pond who think that his persistency be
attributed to desire to advertise "Lipton's tea
Regardless of whether this envious charge be true,
it must he admitted that this successful merchant is
an all-round sportsman, and cheerful loser.
It is said that the yacht will be another Sham
rock and one of the best boats that European build
ers are capable of making. 1t is likely that ireland
will protest on the name, the people don't relish
the idea of seeing their favorte emblem reegated to
the rear so often For this country to hold the cup
continuously from 1871 to 1905 is rather monoto.
nous. Altho there would be more pleasure in occa-
sionaly going to England after the cup every true
yachtsman wants to see the best boat win
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-07-25
japan Us. Uncle Sam

Japan Us. UNcLe sam.
The alleged war predictions that permeates the
press Of this country and Japan lends emphasis to
the statement that William T. Stead made while Wis.,
iting the United States few weeks ago. He stated
that the papers had more to do in creating inter
national animosity than did any other agency This
seems to be the principal cause of friction between
the two nations at the present time. insignificant
incidents are magnifed to twice their proportion;
and things that we're formerly considered routine
preparedness, now assume the dignity of a crisis.
OF course the European alarmist and expert
straegist had to join the anvil chorus for this is too
good an opportunity to miss in giving expression to
their hypothetical knowledge Perhaps the most
unconcerned in this exciting game the represent
atives of the two governments anent whom all the
fuss is about. If some of the japanese ingoes had
been in this country on the Fourth of July, they
might have ascertained that patriotism is not
dead; and if they want to know why celebrate SO
boisterously, they should examine the two knots in
the British Lions TAIL
Japan is too wise to be lead into pulling chest
nuts out of the fire, especially when it would be to
her detriment to do So Neither is she going to eop
ardize the prestige she from RUSSIA prestige
that placed her among the leading nations of the
world It would be suicidal to attempt to add to
her glory at this time, for if she should lose, she
would be badly handicapped and discredited as
some of the South American republics are Over
confidence is something not to be enved, for many
nation has carried chip on her shoulder that has
proved rather costly and humiliating when the final
reckoning made.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-07-25

oompels them to become hard working machine
years before their time. In taking this step and
drifting among strangers it is an easy thing for q
boy to get into trouble. Ofcourse statistics will
this? In the majority Of cases the cause is due to
cruel environment If Theology was permitted to at
tend school and allowed TO play the as his better
situated companions instead Of being made drudge,
perhaps he would not have ran away from home and
becomes derelict in some large city.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-07-25

The issue of The PRISON MIRROR today COM
mences the twenty first year There has been a
number of editors on this sheet, as well as large
number of printers, all of whom have been made
better men by the influence of The MIRROR There
have been strikes shortages in the pay envel
ops on Saturday nights; none of the men have gone
fishing Sundays and awoke Monday mornings
with heads enlarged they declined to resume their
labors there has always been plenty of men to keep
the paper running; plenty of water soap and clean
towels the latter was considered, few years ago.
one of the things in print shop. clean towel
always aroused suspicion and would not be tolerated
over half day. But no doubt, with all the attrac.
tons the boys there surrounded WITH they would
much prefer outside print shop with the old but
familiar towel that is always able to stand alone But
here's success to The MIRROR and may it maintain
it's high standard for years to come-Stillwater Ga
lzette.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-07-25
SALTsDSUPERSALT
by ANGLICUS@

COME ADVANTAGES OF LIVING IN RETIREMENT No
- body to ask for the loan of dollar until
Saturday. No baby be walked down
awdust No idiots nquring whether it's hot enough
pink teas No bother about where next meal coming FROM
No emotional insanity cocktails to make wish hadn't No
potha Very few piano fend playing
automobiles dodge rather only and that keeping we'll
the speed limit No five thousand No gas.b
No millinery bills. No bills ALL in fact Why
enow, if you'll only look at it that way.
NANIAS Opinions divided about nature
n faker While Esop be said to have good
title the Oldest hstory has apparently been fastened Aristotle
That philosopher he only who combined philosophy with
thing neckwear and rousg) almost
getting close the heart of the wild things Dr. Long himself
the aforesaid tho received with
tales of the kind has not been dsprove Pyhagoas
receives general iscred the inventor of the doctrine
of the souls of those
claim early aker aho the Egyptians before
him along the path hope will the the
gods of China but much suspect the Chinese dragon
bona hde first naturefake.
nUR HOME TALK. Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox long may she
~ Of her infinite wisdom has been giving
fathers She coune them not preach sco their children
bring about the desired effect thru he steady dropping
rock of the mnd was once
who tried that system Every little Johnny good
paemias dropped two Johnny
will and when he always
them He became and respected citizen and the whole
from the Office his saloon But the
the that his father who engaged uplifting American
drama at $3.50 up became absentminded When he
have remarked The carriage waits ord he would strike
ude me and tide wait man, He carried
mindenss far that when playing drama by Shaw
land finding the heroine the situation
appearing the seventh delight and exclmng
he owned severely and said of voice. Honesty
policy This lost him his Situation and last
ekng anty livelihood agent for "The Road
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-07-25
II COStLy Error.

OOcOOS
A SERIOUS error has just been discovered in
Montgomery, Alabama. 1t seems that young girl
was sentenced to the Alabama mines for twenty
months. The court clerk, tor some unaccountable
reason, changed the word months to read years.
The woman, however, died just before completing
the twenty-year sentence, and the Legislature has
been petitoned to pay the mother of the unfortu-
nate woman for the overtime served.
This blunder on the clerks part costly one.
Money will not restore the to lfe neither will
it assuage the grief of the mother It'll strange that
the woman did not remember the judges sentence
and complain to the prison officials after she had
served the twenty months STILL it is likely that she
did so and her protest went ignored If such should
prove to be the case, drastic measures should
be instituted in order to prevent recurrence of
similar incident. Such blunders are difficult to
rectfy but the state should be called upon to make
every reparation within it's power.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-07-25
/ HELIDG RAMS
81 by F. ~ II


The average boy while table
the lady presidential die before they reach
the pupa stage. ass6
There brain food sandwich of headchese than there
is in handout of advice
There is certainly something because than
woman looked upon Mr. Orchard the apple of her
The witness who does ell
The girl child that is born country with dollar on
her forehead to be mark for titled hreecad
monte s |<t &B ~ ll4k4 -<8ltHs4atA M
The presidential bee the high hat Of
trust magnae not work overtime gathering
masses of the people:
Butchers look suffrage to their BUSH
They think if the ladies given franchise the cy do
catcher would lose his job.
If Bill Sques arrested for being prize fighter there are
six thousand sports this country who would willing
to swear that the charge was false.
The little Japan has had the balloon head ever
since his victory Russia but mxup this
country Uncle Sam will his kypee and gaa
The courtroom Chicago people eager to take
earcockngs when John D. Rockefeller
the old fox stood while seated the chair of
not fan Standard Oil secrets into the of the public
willing kiss Carrie Nations good book that
bedbug dropped from the ceiling pillow
fly fastened mis- body that he evidently used for parachute
The lawyers for Haywood claim that
featured of the states evidence Now this may may
true but who has had any dealings
know from practical that
do manufacture evidence without the least o of material
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-07-25
NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS receiving copies Of THE MIRROR who
lists will please consider such as sample
copies IT, after reading conclude that THE MIRROR
worthy patronage send to this Office for
trial subscription published above.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-07-25

weekly published In the Minnesota State
and Is edited and
aged objects
prisoners pathological
prejudice which has been
seredemptiOn The entirely
public financial time there
should surplus would
interests prison library.
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Tlmber 100 pIaannenrInn.

An Idea Of the rapidity with which
the timber is disappearing from some
sections OF Pennsylvania can be OBJ
tained from the following figures,
which refer 10 the timber cutting on
the Hicks Run tract IN Clearaeld
county: Original size OF tract 5000
ceres; timber cut the first two years,
1900 acres; stlil standing. 5000 acres;
amount OF timber cut, 50.0O9.0OO feet:
amount standing, 2O0.000.0O feet:
daily capacity Of sawmill, 100000
feet. daily shipments. 10 carloads:
amount Of timber in Hicks Rom yard
100000 feet; time OF operation. tive
years; estimated time 10 cut standing
timber four years; number Of men
employed. 500,
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tFirst Published IN the Daily Leader
June z 1900
Notice Of Application for
Liquor License.
Territory OF Oklahoma, Logan
County. So.
Notice Is hereby given that we,
w. Il. jackson aud George =. IIofrar.
dave this day filed IN the Office Of
the County Clerk, In and for said
County our petition. asking that a
license be granted us under the name
OF W. Ic Jackson & Co.. TO sell at
retail, malt splritous and yinons
liquors on lot No. II, Block No. 4G,
Second Ward, Guthrie, In said County
and Territory.
II no prohst be filed before June
22nd, 1901, we win demand Of tho
Clerk OF said County that petition be
granted aud license issued as pro-
Ndded by law
Dated June 2. 1907.
w. 10. JACKSON.
GEO. T.. liOFFAR
Applicants.
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clever Autoaranh Flana.

Hail Caine has a great horror Of
he autograph hunter, but during mis-
atest visit 70 America he was trapped
BY wils collector IN a very cufions
way. One day porter az the hote.
brought him registered letter. lie
signed the receipt and was then
asked TO sign a second paper, which
he was told had TO be returned 10 the
sender Of the letter New to American
ways. he did 50. and when he opened
the letter found II 10 be q note Of
thanks for hl3 autographs. which he
had. Of course. appended 20 the paper
49, -~r- --t-------A
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Women RetnIna Roms.

American and English women mar.
ried 70 great Roman mobiles have done
much toward refining life IN the Etor.
nal city They discouraged the rough
horseplay and the practical Joking. so
eommon under the old regime eyen
IN the best houses They have IN
troduced such amenities Of nfs as
open fireplaces, bathrooms and i'm.
proved sanitation, and, IN short, thCy
exercised the same softening and hu-
manizing effect ui IA the Roman no.
bilify Of the las. half OF the nine.
teenth century which the Greeks bad
upon the ancient Roman patneians
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epsakInu Of Fa,hsrs.

Two kids had been engaged in a
heated argument over the respective
merits Of their sires. when Johnnie
clinched his argument with the fol.
lowing: Huh. that's nothingl My
father was in the army. and once.
when he was standing on a hill beside
a cannon, war came up the hill. and
he fred the cannon and killed the
whole war."--Judge's Library.
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tFirst published in Daiiy Leeader
June II. 1907
Notice Of Application for
Liquor License.
Territory of Oklahoma. Logan County
SIS.
Notice Is hereby given that l. VIM
Rodman have This day filed In the
offiee Of the County Clerk. IN and for
sail county. my petition, asking that
a license be granted me 30 sell at
retail malt, spurious and yinous
liquors on Lot 8, Block 81. Third
Ward, Guthrie in said County and
Territory
II no protest be filed before July
lst 1907, | viii demand of tho County
Clerk Of said County that petition be
granted and license issued as pro.
yided hy law.
Dated June Is, 1907.
WM. RODMAN,
Applicant.
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worth consIderIna.

Mrs Wcatherby permits her cook
to use the parlor when she has call.
crs."
Mercy J should never consent TO
anything of that kind
Well ! don't know Il may not
be such bad idea ] had friend
once whose cook entertained z police.
man In the kitchen while a burglar
was carrying away nearly everything
in the front part Of the hoNse.r--
Chicago kecoFd.Herala
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(First published in Daily Leader June
IL 1907
NOTICE or APPLICATION
FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.
Territory Of Oklahoma, Logan coun.
~, SIS:
Nntice is hereby given that Thomas
Wade. has this day filed In the Office
Of The County Clerk. In and ior said
county, his petition. asking that III
ceDse be granted him TO sell at retail,
malt. spirituous and yinous liquors
on lot No II in block No. lG, Fiflh
ward. town OF Crescent in said County
and Territory.
lf no protest be fled before July 3.
19N7. he will demand OF the County
te'ts II said County that petition be
siupiea and license issued as provided
by ,ay
Dated June II, 1907.
THOMAS WADE
Applicant
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Woman Is naturally more hopeful
than man." began the moralist Yes"
Interrupted the plain man. There's
my wife, for instance; every time she
kas had occasion to buy fish since we
started housekeeping she has asked
her dealer u they were fresh, hoping,
! suppose that some day he'll say
no."
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Great deal of difference between onr
meats and those imported We do
our own killing Frazler's meat
market
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HOTEL REoIsTEro

You will need new Hotel Register
soon.. We have them In stock.
A Register with 240 pages, $500
A Register with 400 pages. e5.75.
Neatly bound and printed.
Address The DAILY LEADER.
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statesmen WANTED.
LOST AND FOUND.

AGENTS WANTED-in every town
and City in Oklahoma and Indian
Territory to sell Leaders group Of
Delegates to Constitutional conven-
tion--made from fine photograVeur,
20x2s inches. Retail price $500. Lib
eral commission. Address Immediate
Iy for exclusive territory. J. r. Smiley,
Leader office.
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See hat flne carload OF bugglea
just received az Packers? That's the
Kind Packer always handles
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Have a case OF beer sent up. Er-
longer on draft Best goods Ia city.
j. a H. Weinberger 4Old Moses
sLandl
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To the Victor belongs the best
goods. We're iaeksonlaD ia a way.
Come in. Corner ist a Harrison.
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Received The Same Way.

-And 1 went TO her window and
poked my face In"
'And she2"
"she did the same
'she aid the same2"
~Yes-poked my face IN"
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Always do what yoa are afraid to
do" is ~high COUNSEL for timld adj
vertiser.
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tl9irst published in Daily Leader June
H. 1907
NOTICE or APPLICATION
FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.
Territory Of Oklahoma, Logan coun-
~. SIS:
Notice Is hereby given that i Shua-
ter. has this day filed In the office of
the County Clerk, in and for said
county, his petition, asking that H.
cense be granted him to sell at retail,
malt. spifituous aud vinoue liquors ON
lot No 10, in block No 10, Firth ward
town .oi Crescent IN said County and
Territory.
II no protest be filed before July s,
1907 he will demand OF the County
Clerk Of said County that petition be
granted and license issued as provided
BY lay.
Dated June II, 1907.
+. SIIuSTRR.
Applicant
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Wanted.

REWARD Suitable reward viii be
paid for information as 10 the
whereabouts of one Nelson Lance;
big nose, gray side whlskers Wire
l.. ClReber 1874 La Sale St., Chicago,
Ill.
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WANTED--Ycu TO know you can now
get four basket peach crates az
$40 per hundred at Dawson & McEl-
Kinney, S2S West Oklahoma avenue.
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You can talk about quality. you can
find 1t IN our fine vehicles. Our rep
utation for first class goods never
was surpassed. Rubber tire driving
wagons from $1,000 up
J. S. LYON.
120-22-24 ~ Division st.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

genus FOR Nen's book.
/ Justice Courts OF Okla
erms address The Lead
ga.
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GUTHRIE TOWEL SUPPLY

~ d. SRAYs. Proprietor
Towels and Aprons OF all kinds fur.
nished az very reaeonable rates. See
NE before You buy. j. d. CraFs
PHONE 6lo
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tFirst published in Daily Leader June
IL 1907