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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-01-09
COMMITTEES ARE
AT LAST CHOSEN
Republican Organization, Executive and
Finance Committees Have Been
Named by Chairman Hamon

Guthrie, Okla, Jan. 9-Chairman
J, L. Hamon Of the Oklahoma state
Republican committee yesterday an
nounced the following committees
to the Oklahoma cam
Ipaign:
ORGANIZATION CONfMITTEE.
DR.. Hugh Scott, Waukomis.
W. fl. Darrough, Vinita.
J. Fl. Huckleberry. Muskogec.
Dennis t. Flynn, Oklahoma City.
E. A. Perry, Coalgate.
r. D. Minis, Oklahoma City.
James A. Harris, Wagner.
Henry E. Asp, Guthrie.
=. w. Button, Canadian.
/ A. H Geisler, Carmen.
Z. Al. Newman, Atoka
T. FL. Dunn, Lawton.
J. w. Harreld, Ardmore.
It +. Boynton, Kingfisher.
r. N. Robnett, Ardmore.
J. E. Jenkins, Oklahoma City.
Fl. III. Montgomery, Bartlesville.
Cortez Brown, Oklahoma City.
G. A. Murphy, Muskogee.
r. III. Freer, Guthrie.
w. 3, Brown, McAlester.
w, J. French, Alya.
]. s, Hargress. Wynneewood.
G. J. Eacock, Oklahoma City.
Myron Boyle, Tulsa.
Everett Purcell, Enid.
Thos. B. Higgins, Bartlesville.
Abe Reynolds, Jr., Pond Creek.
A. z. Sterling Holdenville.
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Jake Bodovitz, Ardmore.
0. A. Mitcher, Oklahoma City.
Frank Hubbard, Muskogee.
William Grimes, Guthrie.
Y'''iliAn Busby, McAlester.
DR.. John Threadgill, Oklahoma City
William Johnstone, Bartlesville.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-01-09

Henry Lassen, El Reno.
G. w. Raymond, Muskogee.
J. R. Cottingham, Guthrie.
Charles B Rogers, Vinita.
Joseph Norris, Guthrie.
B f. Rice, Tulsa.
e. S. Virgins, Woodward.
w. T. Drake, Wagner.
A, R. Muesselar, Alva.
Fred w. Farrar, Pawhuska.
W. H. Hornaday, Lawton.
@. B. Coley.
j. s. Thompson, Anadarko.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
John Dillon, Geary.
Grant Victor, Alton.
Ed G, Gray. Pawnee.
Walter r. Harris, McAlester.
Claude Baker, Ponca City.
B. II. Colbert, Tishomingo,
John Hinkle, Saltwater.
N. g. Turk, Checotah.
Emery Foster, Chandler
G. E. Hunter, Oklahoma City.
Jay Sherman, Lexington.
Chas Filson, Guthrie.
w. G. Stevens, Lawton.
DR.. w. L. McWilliams, Miami.
Henry P. Robbins, McAlester.i
Chas. Fechsimer, Chickasha,
A. o. Archer, Muskogee
Sam Downing, Atoka.
At the same time calls were issues
for meetings of the finance and exec
utiye committees to be held at th
hotel in Oklahoma City OF
Tuesday. January Is. The financ'
win meet In the Afternoon
at 2:3O O'Clock and the executive com
nittee in the evening at 7;3O O'Clock
With the appointment of thes
the campaign Of the Re
publican party in Oklahoma and In
liam Territory is inaugurated.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-01-09
Shah IS Dead

Teheran, Persia, Jan. 9-The re.
ported death Of the shah last night
Was confirmed this morning from the
oaice Of theigrand yizier. The shah
had just granted Persia a constitu-
ti0nal government.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-07-20

ningdn motive, la indepen-
dencia del poder judicial. En-
ell otro, estuvo vigilando pa
ra que hasta ell santuario
donde la ley es aplicada, no
llegaran las infuencias del
Creso nj los odios que contra
este rugian, de suerte que
los tribunales pudieran de-
sempehar serenamente su au
gusta mission de dar a cada
quien 10 que lie pertenece.
Parcos siempre para elo--
giar, nos complace hacer jus
ticia a un gobernante fnte-
gro, j6ven, inteligente y pro
gresista, que ssta llamando
la atenci6n del pals y parece
destinado a ser una de las
figuras pollticas de la Repd-
blica.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-07-20

sicmpre listos q ponerse bier
con los gobernantes, para ase
gurar sus medros, los que
tlenen a grande honra no
mezclarse en- los asuntos de
la polltica, sino hasta peri6-
dlcos sensatos, hacen gala
de no mezclarse en- Ia politi-
ca, y aun Sc muestran in
dignados de cue ae les su-
ponga capaces de tai atrovi-
mlento, y este es 10 que nos
oprlme ell coraz6n, al pensar
en- el porvenir de nuestra pa
trla, porque cuando hasta
los peri6dicos, que son no so
10 los representatives del pue
bio, sino sus ap6stoles, pre-
dican doctrina tan disolven-
te, ss que va no hay saliva
cion, que Sc ha perdido todo,
la moral la dignidad cfvica Y
la conciencia del deber.
La abstenci6n en- politica,
como arma poderosa de par
lido, como elemento obstruc
Tor en- Ia lucha, es no solo
buena, sino necesaria en-
muchos casos, y decisiva en-
no pocos, y amerita un valor
clvico y una energla dignos
de todo APPLAUSE; pero la abs
tencion como renuncia volun
taria de los derechos civicos,
como sumision incondicio-
nal a los hechos consumados
Q por consumar, es vergon-
zosa, degradante e indigna
de los h0mbres, sea que ha-
yam nacide en- un pals demo-
cratico Q bajo las garras del
despotismo.
Sin la libertad, no hay ma
Ga. Soportemos todos los
despotismos, pero luchando
contra ellos.
La protesta es tambieu ar
ma poderosa.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-07-20
No nos 0CuDllIOS Dc
LA POLITTCA.

Una de las intermediates
mertales mas contagiosas
que Sc han desarrollado en-
Mexico, bajo ell Gobierno
paciicador del Gral. Dfaz,
gobierno que Sc ha prolonga
dopor un cuarto de siglo, sin
interruption, es Ia pasividad
de los ciudadanos, ell horror
sagrado que tienen q ocupar
sc en- los asuntos politicos
del pals.
El capitalista, ell indus
trial, el agricultor, ell profe-
sionista, ell labriego, todos,
en- general, hacen ostenta-
cion de no ingerirse en- los
asuntos politieos, como 81
esa renuncia de los derechos
de ciudadania, esa mega
cion a cumplif sus deberes
ante Ia patria, fuese una
virtud digna del apote6sis,'
de la caRonizaci6n.
Esa abstenci6n vergonzo-
sa para ocuparse en- los asun
tos pdblicos del pals en- que Sc
vive, de la patria, sobre to-
do, es una cobardia punible,
es ell terrible crimen de Orf-
genes, arrancandose por
propia mano a la comunidad
humana, eximiendose por
tenor, a los mandates de la
Naturaleza, y declarandose
incapzz de todas las virtu-
dss, de todas las fortalezas,
y de todas las dignidades
inherentes al hombre.
Y va no e. solo la gente
ignorante &c Mexico, no son
solo los hombres de negocioS,
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-07-20
Los P|0QI1|iOS de
MANUEL SARAB|A.
DETEN|D0S POR Il GRAN JURADO.

Ell Microbes tuvo lugar la pri-
mera audiencia en- ell juicio del Te-
rritorio de Arizona en- contra de
Antonio Maza, ell Consul de Mexi
co, j. H. Shropshire, condestabls
de la ciudad, Sam Hayhurst Rural
de territorio Y Lee Thomson carce
lero de la ciudad, csmo conspira-
dores para plagiar 6 privar de la
libertad & Manuel Sarabia, mexi-
no y preso que era dc las autorida
des americanss de Douglas.
En- ell trascurso de la ayerigua-
ci6n Sc probo que el autom6vil
que lego la carcel por e. preso
fue conducido por Henry Elvey;
que los policfas que 10 secuestra-
ron Shropshire y Dowdle quien Sc
encuentra en- estos momentos en-
Cananea lmpune de arresto, que
Lee Thomson tenia las llayos do la
carcel y que cuando Sc fus Sc las
entreg6 q Dowdle por orden del
jefe de policfa MIR. Stambaugh.
Que Antonio Maza, como Con-
sui de Mexico, orden6 ell arresto
sin exhorto y ofreciendo pagar to-
dos los gastos que hicieron para
entregar a Sarabia en- contra de Ia
ley y garantfas de la Constitution
Americana, en- manos Dc esbirros
mexicanos al otro lads dc Ia ifnea.
Lee Thomson fue el tnico que
exigio Sc ls declarars y rscibieran
las pruebas sobrs su inscsncia; pc
70 con todo v que fue hSbilmente
defendido por Ell sbogado Lock-
wood. VI Juez fsllo que habia meri
tos para detener 81 presunto res
ponsable Thsmson con los dennis
que So ms heclo menci6n, hasta
que SO regna sl Gran J'assds Fede
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-07-20

miento inquisitivo menciona
do para juzgar de Ia situa-
ci6n efectiva del vecino Es-
tado de Sn. Luis Potosl, dan
do por resultado que nos ha-
yamos cerciorad'o de que pro
gresa a grandes pasos, diri-
gido con mano filme por su
gobernante sl Sr. Ing. Jose
Maria Espinosa y Cusvas,
quien ha puesto las snergfas
de su juventud, la incorrup-
tibilidad de su conciencia y
el vigor de su cerebro al ser
vicle del progreso de su Es-
tado natal.
A cuantos, va sea en- esta
ciudad 6 en- nuestras visitas
a Sn. Luis Potosf, interroga-
mos sebre la gestion del Sr.
Espinosa y CueEas, coRtesta
nos con enthusiasts elogios,
manifestandonos que la inte
gridad es Ia norma de sus &C
tos, y que merecen su aten-
cion los ramos todos de la
Administrator, siendo esta
una de las caracteristicas de
su personalidad, va que es
comun encontrar en- los 60
bernanres cierta tendencia 9
predileccion por algunos de
los resortes del complicado
mecanismo gubernamental.
Ell Sr. Ing. Espinosa y Cue
vas presta su ineondicisnal
ayuda a cuanto signifque
progreso. Vigila la Admins
traction dc Jpsticia, a fin de
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-07-20
Mujeres felices
Abanadan en- Laredo q CON
rdz6n.

No puede ser feliz ningu-
ma muier. Despues de su-
frir dolores de espalda mu-
chos amos. Dias de miseria,
noches de desvelo. Los DO
lores de los desarreglos uri-
narios, 81 puede aliviarlos y
curarlos.
No hay raz6n para que
cualquier lector de Laredo
deba sufrir ante Ia luz de evil
dencias como 6sta.
La Sra. Maria Antonia de
los Santos, que vive en- N.
Laredo, Mexico, Gale de Hi
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-07-20
D| GOIe|D0dOI u|Ode|0.
ESTADO QUE PROGRESA.

Un inteligente escritor es-
pahol ha dicho que, para for
marse una idea exacta de la
Sltuaci6n polftica de un Es-
tado, ha reeurrido siempre a
Ia opinion de las classes socia
les media E fnfima, 81 opera
ROY al mozo de cordel.
No queremos discutir aho-
"a 81 esta atrevida aserci6n
Ssra una hermosa paradoji 8
una completa verdad; mas
tampoco callaremos que, en-
efectp, las opiniones de los
que vlven lejos de la polftica
y sin aspiraciones de lucro
por tai medic, nj vaIimientos
para hacer nugatorias las dis
poslclones dc la autoridaS
rlenen que ser siempre since
raS y acertadas, va que reci-
Den de lleno Ia acci6n de Ia
geStlon administrative; en-
'anto que los juicios de los
que glran en- las atlas esfe-
ras sociales Sc resienten de
parclalidad, pues son adula-
aOres : a aatrance porque dis.
irutan de los favores del
magnate, Il oposisionistas en-
'ages, porque no han conse-
guido sentarse al festfn del
fresupuesto.
FL hecho es, que nosotros
asm0s empleado ell procea.-
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-07-20

dalgo, No. 279, dice: "Por
cerca de diez amos antes do
1902, padeci sacramento de-
sarreglos en- los rinones. Me
atemoriz6 con dolores y con-
tracciones en- la espalda,
atravezando los iomos y ga
nando terreno cada dia peor,
hasta que finalmente lego {
mis- manos, hombros y al dor
so de mi cuello. Use en-
Iplastos, cubrf mi espalda con
linimentos y use gran varie-
dad de remedies internos sin
obtener ningdn alivio, hasta
que use las Pildoras de Doan
para los rihones, que compre
en- la Botica de la Ciudad.
Dos cajas fueron suficien-
tes para curarme, y nunca,
hasta ahora, durante los dl-
timos tres amos, he tenido un
ataque de mi antigua enfer-
medad, y conozcoque las Pill
doras de Doan para los Rino-
nes me han curado perma-
nentemente.
Una Senorita amiga mia,
hemorragias de los RI
homes y nunca pudo aliviarse
hasta que uso las Pfldoras de
Doan para los rinones. Su
remedio efect1a una cura
completa.
De venta en- todas parties.
Precio so centavos.
Foster Milburn Co., B1ffa
10, N. York, 1nicos agentes
para los Estados Unidos.
Recuerds ell nombre- -Doau.
y no acepte otro.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-07-20

que nadie atente contra e
pudor de la divina diosa yer
dada, porque sabe que la CO.
rrupci6n de los jueces es el
signo mas seguro de cue las
sociedades caminan al abs
mo. Fomenta sin descanso
la instruction Pdblica, por-
, que conoce que ell porvenir
glorioso de la Patria depen-
de de la ilustraci6n de las
masas, va que ell analfabeta
jamas puede conocer la ex-
tension de sus derechos, nj el
Unite de sus obligaciones, y
sera siempre la carne de ca
non dispuesta a Ia rebellion y
la anarquia. Cuida de Ia Ha
cienda P1blica con Mimic es-
-cr1pulo, porque no ignora
que el gobernante es ell man
datario del pueblo y tiene la
sxtricta obligation de vigi-
lar que los caudales pdblicos
sean manejados con acrisola
da honradez, sin sombra 81
quiera de malversacion; Y
porqus comprende que en-
nuestros dfas, cuando el nd-
nero va derrocando 4 la ilu-
sion, cuando sin presindir de
los mobiles ideales latinos va
mos poniendo en- nuestra san
gre un globulo de la sajona,
ell msjor testimonio de ade-
lanto en- un Estado 10 ,da ell
credito fnanciero de que dis
fruta y la plentiful de sus ar
cas-.
Y asi como hoy menciona-
mos esos tres importantes ra
mos, podriamos continuar
con los demas de la Admins
Etracion, a guisa de inventa-
rio; pero 10 dejarsnos para
nejor OCCASION, por no tener
hoy ell espacio necesario. Mas
no dejaremos inadvertidos
dos hechos .recientes que po-
men de relieve ell respeto que
la justicia merece al Sr. Ing.
Espinosa y Cuevas, y la indie
pendencia absolute de los
tribunales.
+ Queremos referirnos a la
sentencia de pena capital die
tada en- contra del Millionaire
Dn. Solomon Morales, por ell
delito de homicide, y al deli
to cometido en- Cardenas por
IN norte-americano. En- es-
te easo, varios compatriotas
Sc acercaron al Sr, Espinosa
solicitanGo su recomenda-
ci6n para que & asusado re
cobrara pronto su libertad, y
ell digno funcionario Sc neg6
por complete /. inmiscuirse
en- ell asunto, manifestando
que nc debia coartar, por
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-07-20
cONDICIONES,

8, p.uOsrsu rrOsisriro"'s pnbl'ea
10, iibsds' .. so
,S'r'S %rodo 2,go :. .Aarl en- m0neda dol
Dnr,,I.,msnts adslantado
pas, y r lmitidos. ssgda eoavsnio
A sorrs ,oas,noiI debs diFitir'e
- JUsTo CARDENAs.
..r.dO, Texas
The wageworker., 1907-08-02
WHY, TO BE SURE!

President Ellis Corey of the United
States Steel Co., better known as the
steel trust, declares that he will
break the strike of the miners in the
trusts employ if it costs a million dol
lars.
Why. to be sure. What right have
these insolent miners-greasy, dirty
mechanics-to ask Mr.. Corey to pay
them more money? They ought to be
thankful that they have such a man
as Corey to provide them with jobs.
How could they earn a living if men
like Corey didn't let them work? And
what right have they to ask for more
wages than will suffice to keep grub
in their bellies and few rags on their
backs? Don't they know that Mr..
Corey has to take care of his actress
bride now? And actress brides cost
a lot of money. Mr.. Corey has been
put to a lot of expense lately, and he
really can not afford to increase the
wages of his hired help. Mabelle cost
him a mint of money, for Maybelle
knew a good thing when she saw it.
and the way she elongated the pedal
extremity of Papa Corey was some
thing frightful Then the wife he dis
carded-the one who had helped him
to amass his fortune-insisted on hav-
ing share, and Mr.. Corey had to part
with wad big enough to almost con-
vince him that perhaps, after all, May.
belle was not worth the price. In view
of all these things it is very unreason
able on the part of those miners to
ask for more money. They really
don't need it. They haven't any ac-
tresses to squander money on, and
most of them belong to that old-fash-
ioned and rapidly disappearing class
that still holds to the principle that a
man ought to be the husband of but
one wife.
Of course, Mr. Corey will not stand
The wageworker., 1907-08-02

for any increase in the wage of the
common herd that works for him.
What right have they to bother him
just now when he is reveling in the
somewhat secondhand charms of his
variety actress bride? If these greasy
mechanics were capable of feeling
sense of shame they would now be
hanging their heads instead of MAX
ing loud talks about Justice" and all
that sort of rot. What do such fell
lows know about justice?
Back to the mines, you fellows!
Don't you realize that your strike is
causing Mr.. Corey and his variety
actress a lot of trouble? He has to
come through with lot of diamonds
and laces and lingerie, and Maybelle
can't have his mind distracted by any
such trivial thing as the rights of
workingmen.
We are astonished at the nerve of
those common workingmen-puttlng
the husband of the variety actress to
such trouble right in the middle of his
honeymoon.
Why, Papa Corey, the husband of
the variety actress, and Papa Post, the
husband Of the stenographer, ought to
get together and fairly burn the at
mosphere in their denunciations Of
those awful workingmen.
The wageworker., 1907-08-02
Retired.

"Soakerly has been scratched from
the benefit list
Il didn't know he had been out on
strike"
He hasn't but his wife refuses to
take in washing to support him any
longer, and now he'll have to go to
work"
The wageworker., 1907-08-02
UNION MADE STUFF.
Ground Out Under Union Conditions
In The Wageworker Shop.
The Liar.

"Blivens is the biggest liar ever
saw"
why do you say that?''
He went to an oculist the other day
and told him his eyes were sore be-
cause he strained them looking for
union labels"
well, perhaps he did"
Not on your life! He made 'em
sore looking through the smoke of
scab cigars"
The wageworker., 1907-08-02

brains helped Orchard in concocting
the plot. 1t doesn't take much brains
to attach a Illuminating cap to a stick
of dynamite and fix a wire so it will
explode the cap when a gate opens.
coct an editorial attacking the child
labor law.
The wageworker., 1907-08-02

l am a candidate for the Office of
clerk of the district court for Lancas-
ter county, subject to the approval of
the republican voters at the primary
election, to be held September 3.
WALLACE l.. CRANDALL.
The wageworker., 1907-08-02

Through The Wageworker Wally
Crandall asks the republican working
men to support him in his candidacy
for the nomination for clerk of the
courts. He has been a deputy in the
clerks Office for a number of years
and is amply qualified for the position.
The wageworker., 1907-08-02

Ernest Hunger, ''the Dutch Con-
STABLE" announces himself through
The Wageworker as a candidate for
the republican nomination for sheriff.
There are no flies on Hunger. He has
made good in every public position he
has occupied.
The wageworker., 1907-08-02
Located.

Who is this man who talks so loud
About the honest workingman?
Who is it that declares he's proud
To move among the working clan?
Why, bless your soul, he's got an ak
That he is grinding early, late;
And he is just as smooth as wax
For he, you see, is a candidate.
The wageworker., 1907-08-02

Isn't it about time for the working
men of Lancaster county to give the
lawyers to understand that the work
ingmen ought to have some voice in
the selection of judicial candidates?
The wageworker., 1907-08-02

Good morning, Mr.. President, is Sen
ator Borah an undesirable citizen
merely because he is under indict-
ment for gross frauds against the gov
ernment he is sworn to uphold?
The wageworker., 1907-08-02

Organized labor should rest on La
Dor Day and do all of it's parading on
the Tuesday following after the first
Monday in November
The wageworker., 1907-08-02

The work1ngman is distinctly 'it"
these days. The candidates are nu-
merous, and the glad hand is thrust
out to the worker every time he turns
a corner They all love the dear work
ingman about this time of the year.
The wageworker., 1907-08-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

I desire to announce my candidacy
for the office of county judge at the
primaries September 3. subject to the
will of the republican voters.
P. JAMES COSGRAVE.
The wageworker., 1907-08-02
Cards.

One demand for the label is better
than bushel of hot air.
Life is too short to be lived alone.
Labor spies are put off watch by the
open meetings.
Unionism means mutual helpfulness.
The genuine union man takes his
unionism home with him.
The wageworker., 1907-08-02

Now notice how many continuances
will be taken in the cases against Har.
ry Orchard before they are finally al
lowed to be forgotten and then dis
missed
The wageworker., 1907-08-02

The worst we can wish for the un-
speakable Mcfarland is that his long
dead conscience will be resurrected
and work overtime on him for the rest
of his life.
The wageworker., 1907-08-02

didate for county assessor subject to
the decision of the republican voters
at the primary election to be held Sep
tember 5. THOMAS CARR.
The wageworker., 1907-08-02

l am candidate for the Office of
county sheriff, subject to the approval
of the republican voters at the primary
election to be held September 3.
ERNEST HUNGER.
The wageworker., 1907-08-02

Ohio republican politicians have de-
clared Tor Taft for president. But
wait until the republicans who work
for wage are heard FROM What they
will do to the original injunction Judge
will be plenty
The wageworker., 1907-08-02

| hereby announce myself candi-
date for the office of clerk of the dis
trict court for Lancaster county, Ne
braska. subject to the decision of re-
publican voters at the primary, Sep
tember 3, 1907
J. S. BAER
The wageworker., 1907-08-02

The announcement of J. S. Baer,
candidate for the republication nomi-
nation for clerk of the courts, will be
found in this issue. Mr.. Baer is we'll
equipped by ability and experience to
handle the duties of the office.
The wageworker., 1907-08-02

Golfers Weekly is now handing
things to Grape Nuts" That is an
other fake added to Golfers long list,
and it should have been among the
first instead of the last.
The wageworker., 1907-08-02

Of course all the candidates have
the union label on their cards. They
are great label lovers just about cam
paign time.
The wageworker., 1907-08-02

Now Omaha is talking about the
erection of a Labor Temple. And of
course if it comes to a race Lincoln
will skin Omaha to a fraZzle
The wageworker., 1907-08-02

The candidates are always willing
to do lot for us before election, and
never forget to do things to us after
election.
The wageworker., 1907-08-02

1t is cheerfully conceded that Sena-
tor Borah worked mighty hard to
earn that slice of mine owners money.
The wageworker., 1907-08-02

If the Epworth Assembly runs short
The Wageworker will donate the
check of its president for $242.
The wageworker., 1907-08-02

l hereby announce that l am can
didate, subject to the will of the re-
publican voters at the primaries Sep
tember 3, for the office of judge of the
district court
FRANK r. WATERS.
The wageworker., 1907-08-02

Montana justice is all right as long
as ten million men are on guard to
prevent a miscarriage.
The wageworker., 1907-08-02

The Lincoln Star seems to think
that Steunenberg was the victim OF
conspiracy and wants to know whose
The wageworker., 1907-08-02

If the Almighty ever wants to take
a vacation He can easily find plenty
of federal judges who feel perfectly
able to understudy Him.
The wageworker., 1907-08-02

Entered as second-class matter April
Il, 1904, at the postoffice at Lincoln,
Neb., under the Act of Congress of
March 3rd, 1879.
The wageworker., 1907-08-02

1 hereby announce myself as can
The wageworker., 1907-08-02

Boosting is it's own reward.
The wageworker., 1907-08-02

Better known as Jack" Matthews
of Castle, Roper & Matthew's
The wageworker., 1907-08-02

l desire to announce myself as a
candidate for the republican nomina-
ton for county coroner.
The wageworker., 1907-08-02
OFFICE OF
DR.. r. L. bentley
SPECIALIST CHILDREN

Office Hours 1 to 4 p. m.
Office 2118 o st. Both Phones
LINCOLN, NEBRASKA
The wageworker., 1907-08-02

FRANK r. WATERS.