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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-04
SATURDAY. MAY I. 1907.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

Candidates for state offices must
make their announcements before
May 4, 1907.
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One state government costs about
one-half as much as two.
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Does Oklahoma Republicanism know
b from bulls foot?
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Are Lases IeyIed 0y a FodeFal GOV
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The constitution is good for 100000
majority.
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NEW GOODS
Good Things 10 Eat

Saratoga Potato Chips
Frauco-American Pure Food
Products
Upderwood's origina Devilod
Meats.
Heinz 81 varieties.
Seal Brand Coffee"
If you trade here You will get
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For State Labor Commissioner
>. S. Murray, of Emet, |. T.
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Miss Eva Schelle, 127 n. Quincy ST. Topeka, Kas.,
writess
81 unhesitatingly recommend Peruna as a splendid
specific for catarrhal affections Twas sufferer with
this trouble of and on for number of years and each
fresh cold added to the difficulty.
"Finally began taking Peruna for cold and was
glad to note that rdding of the catarrh Also
81 continued to it faithfully the result was
complete cure in very few months."
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For GOVERNOR
Or. IA. A. kelso, of Enid.
Thos. Doyle, Of Perry.
chas. NJ. Haskell, of Muskogee.
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For State Charity Commissioner
Kate Banard, OF Oklahoma City.
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MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
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For State Mine Inspector
Peter Hanrsty, OF McAlester. |. T.
For Commissioner of Insurance.
J. D. Burke, of Guthrie.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18
SITUATION IS SERIOUS.

All 4 liiee ing ut the IiasterB cola-
mittees last night ali ralErts wcfa
satisfactory excepting that ~ CAai
man Phil G Barclay of ibe enierta,a
nent oi Accommodate committee
That gentleman seemed much discaar
aged because nf the faiinre IF citizeAs
#io resp9nd as nunnronsly as Is dos
setf, 10 his calls fr offers to entertain
VISITORS anti X appears ibat the pep
pie Of Cairo viii Be confronted with q
condition which VII work the city
serious injury unless there shall he
n II general prising on Ne part III ci.s
zens 70 insure Recommendations to fire
thousands who. il saeins certain. VIII
BIZ here
There seems rs De no question MI a1
that Cairo will have the largest crowi
Of visitors she has ever had TO take
care Of over night and There Is evers
reason 10 believe HE city viii see tl,s
grandest demonstration iaat has evee
been seen in this section of the coe'i
iry. Everything ID connection win
the AFFAIR seems 10 be satisfactory es
cepting the matter Of providing bed
for only tso nights for the thousand
Of respectable men and women VINO
will crowd our streets-this Lock
very serious az present Unless her
shall be q decided change IN this r
spcct, With very general response
NJ. Barclay call for 70 ms, be pep.
pie Of Cairo are almost sure 70 sui
rs greatly in their reputation as e.
fossitahlc people aud that would h
"a Severe blaN which would uenifaizt
tie g9aa eiiseis Of aur otherwise o.
eellcn week and le fei' fe mars
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18
a COMPANION oRplNANcE


The ordinance mqr.ttaa hc ur,
bells g Be tolled eigir pine time
every evening, IS sgual to children
10 get on the snee has ieen dcsig-
mated a ~compap D ordinance TO the
Cnsfew ordinance Tsal was a mis-
tal.e. a companion ordinance 10 tho
curfeg ordinance which would del
serve the name. would he an entirely
different ordinance from That aud
the Curfew ordinance Is % be ea-
forced then a real companion ord
nance shi 70 ID passed ~ be c.v
council without delay Such an ordi-
nance should direei the immediate
establishment Of a rHnicip8l nursery,
where children who violate the Cur
few Law can be taken care OF by
themselves. There need be ao que7.
ton raised as 90 ne Justice Of ncar-
eeraiius Che little fascals d way be
admitted ihal ihps ao go deerte au
ssiGpathy if fbe5 gill $50 iar iors q
ilieir ewn disnjiy asa - osirseo ihe
high moral sense ~ ihe r9nimaH q %
- b. ou i'ie sid.galks - tho cig
after s .. NJ Bat soase consideration
engit 30 te shown - 'hr sue1np
prisoners Ia 4he ciiy jain More un
likely The young rasoals pha nay ~
broaglf in foT a nights lodging sill
DISTURB their fellow prisoners hy cali
ing for papa end mamma. untH
they get tired and fan asleep. ~ uuti
ilses &C. used 10 iaeir rr unlilaE
There VII probably aiways be NOR
Or less Ct bis sort 81 thing III tar
Curfew ordinance Is enforced-an
hence the need Of = nursery depar7-
menf 10 save ether prisoners from this
constant annoyance.
THE nmaff depaiineni Kill 81
c.pFse D. fafnf he'd IA The usuai u7u
ner There uill bs cradle OF tro
namher & rntber-tipped hotties
psrsscric. Mellins ted and q s4taf.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18
STREET FlIIlNe PROBLEMS.

TAeFe are Chose wlo fear dat there
will be some trouble in eapeef TO the
street films IN tais city which may
be difficult % overcome With the
Organization oi be Cairo coatraettns
& Dredging company the problem
was believed 70 hare he.n splYe3
and films by teams was fhqaght 90
have been RELOCATED o the deaf past
but, uilless some solution shall De
found f9F The pFobieias #hieh aFc nov
presented. tlte team method may haFe
b he depended upon 70 40 lie work.
IN the FIRST place the Cairo Cons
tgaeting & Dredging compaHy VIII nor
be ats % tlp aHy city work fp4 per
hans over i ear having n Il can la
for The timc being, to I'LL it's bis con.
tact with ne t'Hifo g Thebe5 rail
road comfapy Api eadly iaf
question aie whether or not saad.
tbe only Material il can offes the city
W.ll answer the naed pf he city for
fet filling Within te meaning of
The lI* SAINT is @uthN aad no
question can De Taised 10 that diiec-
Son But he prarticabiity ri sand
as street flling material has bsen
seriously questioned IS ONE VIII
is prominent IN public ima'oye
ment wark The difficulty se u
fl arise mainly from tho fact
that owners Of ahutting property
pill not have their lots filed The
result 3 that NE street alone mus
ba hBod and sand can not be piled up
"a an embankmen and offer a sui
santial foundation for sidewalks and
steei paving Il the loi weTe filed
0a either slide. or II the filing e1
tended ton or fifteen feet Owes iae lot
Hines on e,ther side then The street
cnbaulSN cent would stand and willie
traffic over tbc Sand would be diat
cult for a ttne, yet chat could BE-
borne until The stfeei could be paw
Nith eaYe or brick
The situation thus presented is
SERIOUS enough 10 demand "a ea6ion
az an early date for ISOLATION ui'
have % be found # lhe ioW street
arc 10 De nHcl and paved witsm q
REASONABLE time it IS undcr GOD
that the estimated cost az ihe work
and the assessment based tfe,eon 81
hlah enough To Justify bids fr1n
Transfers hut tsose have MT fe't %
worth while no bid on hp rorh
competition with ihe Cairo Colfe
ine d DREDGING company IT. ana-
ever me arr given io understand
that this compHaf Is in no position t9
do the Work villain tne lime o. in b.
manner airei then bids may DE- q,
pcctcd from team te-s under lie esd
mates Chat have been made Is, on
The other band soue n'an can fe sn-
sester By which the Cairo Contracting
& Dredging COMPANY can lo fae alrt
and 81 a saving tl taX-
payers that wonid Of course, De
preferable.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18

curious sight IL one Of the prlnci
pa auares ID the lower part nf town
s. q aras dog whose constant aseocf
afe Is Hnmrow which scents 20 have
acquired the absurd habit ut perchiug
ora tbe dog head
The amusing feature Of the thing is
the solemn quioi with which he dog
receives the attentions ~ its feaiherea
friend turning its bead only when the
bird gets lpon The end OF its nose-a
spot which Is apparently rather sensi-
tive
The meeting of The tive generally
takes place at noon when the deg has
aniehed ionsIng Ter its morning feed
snd when the bind, too. IS stated. L
sparrow really ever are.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18

Automobiles suGT in crossing. the
Atl8Rtic said q chauffeur Usually
after Pa age they have to be re-
painted They come out scratched be-
yond belief
no is because they are not carried
night They are Grated and put down
in the hold That Is a mistake. They
should be carried. as they are in cross
Ing the English channel or the Medi-
terraneau. on deck. uncraied. but se-
cnrely fastened, and swathed in wad-
ding and burlap
Carried so they would escape all
injury every scratch, and their owners
would be saved the SIS or 800 in re-
palrs that they now have always 10
adl 90 their cars passage money
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18

lot Of ether things and the ordinance
SHOULD giye minute direction ~ the
person LII charge as to when rhe
youngsters shall be put 70 bed when
tai pap must be administered, etc
A suitable person Should he en-
gagcd alsu, tx have charge Ell the nur-
sery Jaiier LIZ seems 20 be a
gooduatured motherly sort of q fell
loW and would probably d0 very vel
Ill he caEId be relieved III bis duties
with he slT gang 20 which be has
given mBch attention Uncle Are"
tfoagland aIso has SONIC ideal quail
iications af tlic kiua needed Bet
everyihias considered j. would proc
ably he best 60 engage Che services
81 ni gal woman wha W8afti kna
jnsE what ~ do hi hc manF llitie
emergenc which are aImost sure @
arise IN an establishment Of this kind
and VINO wolid re strong enough b
mind and heart d hold tlle VIZ nE
in sabieciidn and bring tbem
q realize u possible the hainousuesn
HI their Qffense and the deep dis
grace int which they have fallen
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18

ITS a perfect shame I" said the gin
with the biz eyes ana the huny pom
\ ladoup
n thought You'd feel mat way.'
tagrced the young man with tlin bril-
liant uecktie and glitteling palont
Iloathers, sYau have some sYmpthy
Iand--and common sense Lots ot4par.
sons have not
Dear me, said the girl with big
eyes, Indignantly N should think any
one would sympathize with you when
you We're working 50 bard and doing
50 much for the firm and then after all
you We're lot out like that"
YES" said the young man, bitterly.
II Just shows mat true worth isn't ap-
preciated. Why, lots Of times when !
had a customer ana 1t was my lunch
hour never said a word, but finished
waiting on him Somatimes I've bad
AZ least ten minutes cut OFT my lunch
hour, but | didn't care. 1 had the good
Of the firm Ia mind Ana then tsib.
bons the manager, without even apo-
logizing hands me nay walking papers
llo said ther couldn't stand mg gat.
tirg down late and and "
THE idoa said The girl with The
big eyes They needn't have been 81
raf5eular over such \ littla ching
when YOU worked ~ hard after ynp
got there
That's what thought said the
young man Actually. some nights
rye gone home with d headache Just
because ! had been so devoted to
them
Vet Gibbons actually had kent Al
list Of he times ia been excused Or
had taken day eff and he said It was
preposterous There was the time
Went 20 one pagty ont at LaGrango,
should thinA anyone with sense would
see THAT man couldn't get into town
much before noon The next day
couldn't be rude 10 the Towards, vho
had asked me To stay an night How
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18
Atlllftira Eaur Dnitr 1t1nlthrrH
fnr Amprirat 1nuntrlt
BY DIR. DUDLEY A. SARGENT.
Director Hemenway Gymnasium Harvard University.

H physical Development through athletic
WV rc shows remarkable results than the record ~
mans development the period Say the past Is years
ESTSA This only natural for has derived greater relative
HG benefit from gymnaic training than because she
RM hf$s Cir greater need of il when she began.
ES&&3a II viii be remembered that o
AA IL Years ago Of tho typical American and
GuS ana ta these compared later with
ulnts Of The typical Cuban and woman. The American
man and represented II higher civilization than te
Cuban ana hat vhe figures
closely ppoNaed each other points Of growth and strength
marked difference in the American male and female figures
These facts furnished proof that hghd@eopea
aaion the physical activity performance the greater
than those Of the woman, while the ess hghyeyeopd civilization
the physical activities Of male and female alike
apparent that for many civilization doubt
other civilizations have DONE contributed te removal If
from Hose fields Of rocreatye physical activity which
proper physical development in The absence Of such physical TASKS for
civilizations provide Woman civilization
ceased be bnrden-arcr and n BY processes ~ gaaty
Gle aieeonate excluded from practically every form Of physical
exercise
Te inevitable ru vas tbo physical deterioration 81 woman unI
hai lad reached point whore il became a menace.
Sodleny great change nshee propaganda
physical and training Ihe necessity of exercise
condition Of health and strength appreciated with remarkable swift
To-day have practically every community organized assooa
tions far TIE physical training "
NE sending teachers from the gymnasium who into Che
crowded oters population and aided M the college settlements and
other pmthropc and moral religions bodies preach gospel "
health strength through proper physical and
There ye another condition which has made vnasic training
FOR necessity rather dian recreation diversion THAT tte
condition Of industrial composition.
number have entered e industrial field clerks
stenogaphes secretaries and trained attendants many
inls None but physically healthy and strong hope
pete successfully n the struggle Ter those places, and the intelligent
and ambitious young discovers that physical training every
bit IS essential TO her mental training.
Will the immense number Of Young thus devotng part o
their fine systematic gFnnsic training with the great number "
women discovered the profitable "a which
put their leisure athletic diversion. and very
class 81 Nio use learned of lc medicinal value IA
properly directed exercise if any wonder that derived
relatively greater toneit Chan men z x ~ G 49,
shc past decade two from physical ~ IL SZHNGss&
~
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18
FIXING TRE
BARN ROOF

SLOWLY aud painfully The asslstan
4 hill clerk walked into the shipping
inaa ~ limned N the hiling deal
ana carefully moved tho heh stool
But he ala not ST. down,
/ What's wrong?p asked the ship
4 ping clerk
I n sure hate 10 ton.' the bin clcrl
answered. butt guess LII have 70 70
late all the harfowln' details. Ms
/ wilo's never satisfied baen maxim
garden an week around the harm
bgit that aint enough Yesterday
mopin at the breakfast table she
says. sudden like:
fusophus, that barns cot to be
shiugled To.day's a mighty good day
70 do IT.
Wen SIN there wasn't nothing 70
40 but got to work 80 ! got a shovel
TO rake the shingles off with and then
! got ladder 70 climb M on the roof
'raa ladder was kind d wobhiy. SO my
Wife said she'd hold IL was carry
In The spade III enc hand and our KID
was helpin' my Wife hold the laddar.
AKA @qRe M about SIX rounds when
The pesAy thing sot shaky Ono y my
feet Slipped and wont right IN my
Wifa's face She hawled an | got
sc9red dropped the 100 spade and
it hit the kld square On tep of the
tead He howled ton Then the ladv
dor broke N inc middle IN dropped
IN The rainbarrel
wen wc lald of about an hour for
repairs and then We went at II again.
patched The ladder up and this time
sol to TIL roof an right Then
started 10 make those shingles iiy with
that shovel And got along tine, too
That il. tin got down 70 The caves.
Then } didn't have any place 70 stand
When the Gutter Gave Away.
" Howm goin 10 get these
shingles Off? yelled to my wife, who
was sittin On the porch,
stand In ire gutter. she yelled
back didfor about two seconds
Then the gutter broke an let me down
in TILT fo0er garden on top q three
rose bushes and d cactus plant Ain'i
ii funny how mad woman gets She
dldn think uothin OF all them stick
ars ia ny hide She just gave me
about ~ lectures cause ! broke those
rose bnshes There wasn't anything
could say back cause my wife
ialked toe fast when that woman
sets started you misht as well THY to
stop a 10000 horsepower banziue
buggy on slavin expedition
4 must 4 gNcssed WRONG, she says,
Indignant li6e | don't think you can
Single that bain
We'll that SIRE did make me sore
pp and told hef just "a watch her
husband an she'd see some devotion
nenis pnt the ladder no against
he barn after liz picked most O the
stirNers outen me aud started ta
E0rs again / had IN stand On the
adder and pun the Shingles of with
ny hands. AboHt every tive minutes
hat laddea'd slin an let the down on
hose rose bushes again When got
through putin the shingles on
ooked like pin cushion IN WON
tn's golf club on busy any.
y cot all the shingles cff, but the
lalls wouldn't come. They were all
tickin np from the under timbers
4Retter drive those nails In fore |
'pu start shingIin' nIy wife says
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18

Is r aa 600 grars since the name
Of VIA a-ufa vas ai.en 70 The nar-
r0W 1879 aaA which Christ JAS ed
from 7 Judgment han Of plate %
CalTe- 40 fhis iiIne aise the sacred
sfalirf were mar5a3 car fos
HtlarLF
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18

Public worship has
lost its power Of attac-
ton OF that fact there
eau be- no doubt. The
churches seem 10 stand
al monuments Of a beau-
iuul past. grand maui
-oleums. but empty
Shells 80 far IS The pres
ent Is concerned Many
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18

A potato lodged IN tho throat ~ a
bull at Dsirhvn-7h nesr Hirhn.
Foar r.ra wh0 tried fo secure D. were
t9sssi csc 81 them had two ifts
broker ard tho head Of anothe- vas
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18

Denying there Is d hon
Of torment prepared for
the wicked does not nee
essarily moan the con-
doning vi evil. lie would
be blind, indeed, who he
Iicyes that man can work
evil with iInpunity.
Whatsoever a man sows
that shall Inc also reap"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number OF complete and
perfect copies Of the Cairo Bull
letin printed during the year
1905 .... 2o2e
Average number On complete and
perfect copies Of the Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and sunday
during tho month Of May
1907 - .2f63
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18
INTERPOLATION.

The above IS correct statement
of the number of copies printed OF
the Cairo Bulletin for the year 1906
and for the month of May. 1907
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager
Subscribed ana sworn to before me
this 3rd day Of June 1907
LEO ], KLEB,
(Seal) Notary Public
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18
Rrliginlt lit Amrrifa
By DIR. ENIIL G. HIRscH.

Of b siios superficial liberals who very abundant circles
where knowledge IS @ superficial. that the churches syna-
indulge m ea, which they. Intellectual giants that they
cannot accept lhe vo ri religion america Las dgeneraie
into speculation Give as ihe You get possible
that IT, ai man offers prayer and expects thousand
or blessings
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18

Results is what the advertiser wants
and that Is what he gets when be
places his advertising n the Bnl-
ietin-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18

1un may hare nofiref- co--e foorle
smile readily. nfhf-s arr resdv
&c smile There's a diHerenca-JnhD
4 HoTiaud
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18

would II have looked If I had boltod
my breakfast and RIM? Fl Is 80 vulgar
to act as If money was Tic only thina
on earth"
q should say So, said the pretty
girl lluning her pampadour Why
they never would have forgiven YOU
Il pointed that ont to Gibbons,
said the young man, but Ike Just
glowled Gibbons has shocking man
ners. don't see how he ever got 10
be manager should think Il would
be betttcr for the arm il they had q
aaa there who was younger ana had
more social polish
Tie probably was just Jealous Of
you aad wanted % EEL you ont Of the
way sympathl1ed the girl wien Che
big eyes
THE Young man looked conscious.
~Mall I'm not saving anything he
commented darby And that lag
iiad to take mat New York siH around
while she waited for her train wcs
why, Gibbons has no idea of social
coprtesies All he thinks q is bard
ware ] believe In man bein bfoad
minded and rot reg for
.anhpur
~ 4au
- b3om say So" exclaimed The
pretty girl = think that Mr. Gibbons
was perfectly horrid
Its TOO bad tIcse aren't more girls
ike you" said the Young man. ap
prounely "lt is perfectly remark
able how ltle things siye you new
Light on q persons character. Why.
had aiways liked Alice White ever
so much though she is one of those
selfsatisfed naughty creatures. /
overlooked that because it is "a fault
she may ouigrow have always been
nice to her though ] must say she
never seems very grateful
Not one word OF sympathy: only
tho most cold-blooded beartlessnoss. ]
couldn't believe my ears I hate 10
have my confidence in my friends
shattered ii makes me feel dread.
ihIlt- fof oI course, "a 2iff like bat Is
impof slbie 4 man cxpeGs sgmpa-
tiny in woman above AL else
= aheuld al So said lhe gi1 with
the his ce How perfectly horrid
of Alice Its JUST ike her She may
boast Of 1er common sense, but as
for me : think il b. uneomsniy The
idea ii alAins so Won that way
Why, J could CTS Tm sp serfy for you
u was the most unjust thingi
: knew you'd feel ihat way said
the young man with the brilliant reek-
tie You have 8 different nature aud
appreciate fellows WORTH a girl
Hke Alice makes one-weli. tired
} certainly hope that f'm different
agreed tire ella wiih the big efes
nAnd its perfect shame Chicago
Daily News.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18

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lowing places:
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Halliday House News stand.
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Ewryshina Lovely.

The worlds az 1shl only the
ehars who want The sorle srs grgmb-
Ia.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Cairo, Alexander County, Illinois,
Population 16,147.

| l~~ t
MAYOR GEORGE PARSONS.
Clerk. r. A, HATCHER.
Treasurer THOMAS y, MAHONEY
city Attorney, Fs M. MOORE
comptrallqr rFNtlss1' sNoRnMAN.
Police Magigtrate Az T. ROSS,
Chef Of Police, M. s. EAGAN.
alexander County, Population 22,467.
\ County Clerk, JESSE H. MILLER.
Circuit Clerk, LEE B.DAVIS.
Sheriff FRANK E, DAVIS.
States Attorney. ALEXANDER
WILSON.
Coroner pr, JAMES McMANtlS.
County Superintendent Of Schools
PROF. JOHN SNYDER.
Assessor and Treasurer FRED d
NELLIs.
Board of County Commissioners
J !. JEN'NEI.I4E. Chairman
GEORGE PARSONS.
DIR EDWIN j, CAUSE.
N
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-18

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