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La Junta tribune., 1907-06-22
se.;e. Of Public Trustee. Sale.

xxyHEREAs. ISAAC n. HARRIS. FORM-s
w eriy Of La JuntA. Dtero county. COZ
did 3, Li. eer,.iI DEED ot trust. dated the first
de-, Of Jnnei ,a A D. @ and Il rssSs :. - u sIhs the
Rscorder OF Ot<ro coshsy. Colorado. convey
to .she Public Trustee Of said Otero county.
situate in the ssid Osero county. Colorado, to-
Tie ~s.s half Of 10. Two q, and the ~-s.
Two ca in = hat Is known as the p. y. Le.is
asdieaoa 70 ehe town os Il !enta. Is shown ~
wSisA eoavrJssss sss . made In tru., to
s.ears The payment q his oes psnmiss9ry note
q LIE d:ss e 4 III s 9 . ,sI sss 70
s.slsr .sisI, .. -. q - r.le e sis RS
Sh<res~. y Is furthe. proyiaed IN said deed
of tke Rsisapei. inier-wt Of taxes, amer the
SSs and &, ss as.s ss !s STiSs. e.
'asy s. ]. sfsi fos aid Puhiic Trustee To- sell
ard dispose of said p.cmises ard al ths rishs,
al ahs iroas doar Of IL Cossiy Court Hons.
L a Ss's. s 4. E S:S. : ~
same vin bring in cash. foar weeks public
In. .a sfpsas .s. sa q .ae1 ..ss - .sss,
lattnu at that time p0bliShen In UNefo county.
and 70 make and give 70 ths porehaser OF %
of purchase of and for the prenises sold, fos
the purpose Of paying the principal and inter:
est due on said note, and all n,onies advanced
for taxes. insurance and assessspeets. With In
tsvss thereon. after nrss paying all fees.
Whereas. default has been made in the pay
uaant Of the principal and interest. amounting
To Oue Hundred Ninety.n Ave Dollars and
ThiPty-dve cents, and said default still exists.
q Il A. AauAM Mrufu &tprA AlDsn
citation. Of Ia Junis. the lesal holder Of said
note. has declared . violation Of the covenapts
OF said note and decd Of trust ard that said
Indebtedness Is n0w due and payable. and has
elected 70 advertise said property for sale, and
has filed its written notice Of election and de-
mAnd for sale with the undersigned rs such
public trustee:
Now therefore, in consideration Of said no
tice aud request. and in mpliance. herewith;
and under and by virtue Of the power and
authority conveyed To and vested in me BY
said deed Of trust, I. q. H. Downer. Public
RADIO. do hereby give four weeks public notice
MONDAY. July H. 1917.
at ten o'clock In the forenoon. at the Kansas
street front door of the Court House. At La
snnta, in the county Of Otcro. state of Colo
public auction for the highest and best price
the same will bring in cash or 80 much there
Of a- will be necessary, for the purpose Of pay
ing said Indebtedness Of fla5.3i. and the ex-
pen-es Of executing this trust.
Dated at La Junta, Colorado. this nth day
Of June. 1907
Public Trustee for Otero county, Colo.
First publication, June II. 1901
Last publication. July Is. 1901
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-22
OLKEY.

Mrs. H. N. Mccoy has been i'll the
past week.
Miss Lillian Forsee went to Pu-
eblo last week.
Mrs. Mabel Moore spent few
days in Ordway last week.
Mrs. David Downer, Of Lamar. is
visiting relatives in Olney.
Children's Day exercises will be
held here Sunday evening.
A new Missouri Pacific time table
went into effect Sunday morning.
George Clifton was badly stung
while moving bees last week. His
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-22
s.s.s.s-we,ms..

Last Sunday evening at the home
of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. C. Worman, in North La Junta.
occurred the marriage Of Mr.. Kerr
Stewart and Miss Mabel Worman.
Rev. A. L. Ferguson. Of the Chris
tian church. officiating. Immediately
after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewart left for Olathe. Kan. where
they will be the guests Of the par
ents Of the groom for = few weeks.
after which they will return to La
Junta to reside permanently.
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-22
Juse wsoo,ses.
s,ss,sh Doyle.

Michael E. Bradish, Of this city.
and Miss Anna M. Doyle. Of Denver.
were married in the latter city
Thursday. June 10th. The bride is
a sister Of John Doyle. Of the Ho.-
brook country. and a sister-in. law
Of ]. B. Fairy. Mr.. Bradish has
been resident of La Junta for the
past quarter of century and is well
known to every one. The Denver
News Of yesterday. front psge. top
Of column. and ornamented with a
half-tone cut of the bride. had SEN
sational write-up Of the wedding
long deferred. which reads as fol-
lows:
Since he cast his first vote twenty
one years ago, Michael E. Bradish.
of La Junta. has been vowing eter-
nal love of Miss Anna Doyle of this
city. For twenty years they have
wandered under the light of the pale
moon in summer and chatted cozily
by the fireside in winter. Their
courtship has been conducted on the
plan of the chain letter fad, al
though they have frequently showed
SYMPTOMS of ringing down the cur
tain on the continuous performance.
their friends long ago despaired of
ever being invited to their marriage
feast. Upon six separate and dis
tinct occasions Bradish informed his
relatives that the fatal words were
about to be spoken and requested
them to prepare to receive his bride:
but in every instance he came back
alone and explained that some un-
foreseen difficulty had interfared
with the fulfillment Of his dearest
wish.
IAN things come to him who can
but wait" and Michael Bradish is
certainly the king bee as waiter.
Yesterday he won the prize for
which he has contested for twenty
years. He is now Al, but he is just
as desperately in earnest as he was
the first time he proposed. With a
note of victory in his voice he tel
ephoned to his brother Patrick. and
asked him to come to the Logan
avenue chapel with his wife at z
o'clock. The brother. who has fol-
lowed many false lead in Michael's
love affairs, was game to the end. SO
when the bride-elect. Miss Doyle,
and her faithful follower arrived at
the chapel they found not only
Father Phillips and Mr.. and Mrs.
Patrick Bradish awaiting them, but
about thirty other friends whom the
latter had hurriedly summoned.
The last act performed by the mar
riage license clerk before the office
closed last night was to issue the
marriage license for the happy cou-
pie. who will leave Denver today
for Salida and later will go to their
future home in La Junta where the
groom is engaged in business.
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-22
See, Growers, A.,entIon.

The beet growers for the Holly
Sugar Company are hereby notified
that applications for pulp must be
received at our Office on or before
July 1st, 1907.
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-22
p,sesras 10, Sale.


Placards are for sale at the
TRIBUNE Office, at the rate Of five
cents each. which read as follows:ss
For Sale
For Rent.
Boarding.
Lodging.
No Credit. :
Bill Of Sale.
No Smoking.
Dreasmaking.
Rooms for Rent.
No Minors Allowed.
Hunting Not Allowed.
Don't Spit on the floor.
Cigarette Smoking Not Allowed.
Extracts from the laws required
10 be posted by boarding house
keepers il they would protect them
selves against dishonest patrons.
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-22
He'ms-wintsrs.

Mr.. J. H. Helms and Miss Mary
Winters were married last Sunday
evening at 9 o'clock at the home 81
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-22

Preaching by the pastor at the
usual hours. morning and evening.
II a. m. and sp. m. Sabbath school
and prayer meeting at the usual
hours.
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-22

At the morning hour the pastor
will address the soldiers, choosing
as his theme Abraham Lincoln.
All are invited to attend this service.
Preaching in the evening as usual.
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-22
cMvecn AssovacGsssTs.
s,..sy..,'." ehs,ss. ce"..s s,.s"

Morning theme: The Cultiva-
ton of q Soul" Evening. song SER
vice: no sermon. Miss Gertrude
Finney will sing at both services.
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-22

St. p.,nek.. Catholic Church
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-22

M..hod.s. Church. W. c. s.,ron.
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4safsl 1suller. = &lertriide SGIei.
fsrei. -Nlamo BIasa. 8ertauf Don
Weiieru. Sheeren etc.
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Gin sermidtemses ilrteil.

Die 3milGenitaatlibe 6anDelstom.
miiiiDn beenoete lire unterIuhuno
Der aDbIenriDt i'm NDroueiteu uno
lit All benz Gbluife QefDmmen. oaS
oieielbe eiuerl Wangel an RDblen.
paaet su5uihreiben lift uno fur bie>
fen mieber Die Gi5enbnbnen uerant.
wurtlih su MAIDEN fino. Der Som.
miffdr Sane. melder ben 9pmmi1.
iiDnsberiht nuenrbeitete. ia9te in
Beiprehune oes Befunoes Der RUn=
miiiDn. beSm. Der Shritte, Die au
tun noer m09li6 Iino, elmer Mieoer.
holuna pursubeuaer. Der Geoante
fir bic perlhieoenen Gilenbahngrups
pen, Qetneiniame Wagennnatauihltel.
len, dhnlih ben als gfenrinabOuIes
betnnnten Gbrehnunesfteuen Der
BanEen, 81 erridter. finbe uiel Nns
flang uno meroe. tuenn onrhgefiibrt,
mobl Surteil bringen; onnr fubr er
nber fort: u@s hannelt iih bier ieDuh
niht nur urt Waaen unb QutomDtis
pen, 60 rOf1inen 90 1om g1ft3 ati0es
&c Traee7 in Betrndt; ole urlahen
liegen Diel tiefer. Die tuirflihe BUR.
gel oes BagenmanaelS mag in Dem
All t~Dnierpattnen 4arnfter Der gilens
bahnleitunaen gu iufen fem DDer in
Der uneeeignetbeit Doer unFdhiateit
BET 8etriebSbenmten. Seine Quele
mag su iuhen ieiu in Dem unpermD.
gen leiters Der Babnbirettoren, Die
einem BerfebrsDermittler common
carrier auferleatef BfliHten in
pDGem umFange gu erfaFien. sic mag
Der BDlitit entipringen, tpelGe ben
Betrieb Der Bnhnen in erftes Neihe
ben @rforoernifieu Der 86rienfpetu.
latiDr arpaEt.
,Jener Wnaenmnnoel uno 1hnlide
@riheinungert mDaen Der unfdbiQ.
feit Der Bnbnen our Belhaffuno Der
oeniigenben @elomittel. fid fir Die
befriebieenbe 26iuua ibrer Gufeaden
in Stano III iebeu, au oauteu iein.
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SrlduSer unS 9emtSde.

8on irilher Settle gebt Elm BDr'
ih(aa zines ~8uiammeneebens oes
Observation-Disclosures Der Srldnoer, be.
fannt als .Mncient Sroer Of 6ibers
nians", uno oes DeutfhsG meritanis
ihen Nationalbunoes aus. Nut Der
oenndhlt in Bbilaeelpbia itnttfins
oenoen @eneraloeriammluna oes leB.
teren iDl Die Sahe aur Sprnbe ge'
braht ruerben nnb cine &Unferera
smiihen ben 8rdfioenten Der beioet
Natiunaluerbdnoe itattinoen. Der
audi 8Dritanosmitalieber oerielber
beimDhnen meroen. Das Organ Der
Srldnoer ,,The Sectional 0i6eraian"
tritt in einem l6ngerert NrtifeL fiir
ben @eoanten elm unb fibrt BARN
aus, 0aB oaS Beftreben Der Dentims
atnerifaner fir anoauernoe freun0s
ibaftlihe 8~esiebnnaerl suiihei
Deutihlano unb ben Ser. Staten
BET ben Srldnoern Sgn1patbte fdroe;
in Der Stelungnabme aeaen cine
Iaians Der Ser. Stauten nit @ng.
LAMB. Die In ben GDpfen Ginger Nn'
glDmaner ipute, ieieri beioe t1atiDnas
len @len1ente ihon LANCE ftine Gers
biinoete aemeien, bod mirbe oas8ue
iammengeben Der bei0en Dem unbes
rebtigten 6eruDrtreteri oeS iDaenarttts
ten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Elm @noe be-
reiten. Wit Besua bierauf fdreibt
Der ..0iberuian' ,Mir baben oft
nadaewiefeu, oaB England in bieiem
2anDe rlir onrdl etreu fleinenBruh.
tell oes 8Dltes reprdlentiert lit uno
6nB Die 8ebauptung, England iei oas
Wutterlnno bieies GDlEes oer Wahra
belt entbebrt. Gans europa bat elm
Gnreft auf oiele Beseidnung, aber
Deutihlano uno Srlano bnberi tlebr
Wenihen beriber aei6idt uno baben
nlehr gum NuFbau Der Der. Staten
be%iaetrnaert. nls ale anoeren 2dnoer
suinmmenaenommen. Webr ala bic
6dIfte Der 8emDbner oieler @epublit
baben beute iriiGes nber oentides
BIut In ihren Mbern uro oas atieris
taniibe 8Dlt fDIte, anftatt fdIihli9
als analDsidhfiih beaeihnet su rpers
ben. oeutfhsiriib eenarrt tperoen.4
Or. 6. S. 0ernn1er. ber Brdiioent,
6es Deutih'N mi Nntiunals
Bunbes. lift i'm BeiiB rtehrererS dreis
ben BON Wntbem Cummings, benz in
Bolton anidiiiaen Brdfioenten nes
y Mncient Droer Of 0iberniors'' NOS
rim oieier ertldrt. bas cine 8eritdn.
oinnn9 Der Deutiden uro Der Srs
ldnber ifDn ieit 2an9em iein @uni@
fei. Sin einem Der Shreiben beiBt
es: sd CLAUDE, oaB mir cine CUTE
Sabe f1roern. Die, uenri rimtig aes
leitet. mas Dbne 3meifel aeiheben
miro. rueittrneenoe Geiultote seitger
uirb. &c lit nihts WioeripreGens
oes in ben Eraoitiunen Nniihteri uno
6Dffnuugen Der Deutfhen Fiir Die
8utunft uno ben unfrieen. Die Deuts
ihen ruaren es, Die unfere Gprafe
erbalten baben, als Gnalanb 6ieielbe
unteroriiden mDlte. uro es ruareri
Die Deutiden, bic Sdulter an Shuls
ter nit ben SrIdnoern fdmpften. nm
oieies 2anb 81 retten."
Die auf Der GDnFerena su treffens
ben Tereiubnrungen ueroen, mie in
elmer gincinnatier 3eitung mitgeteilt
miro, itritt i'm Mabmen Der Drunbs
iass grfldrung uno Der Terfnffung
oes DeutihsN meritnnifben NatiDs
nalbunoes 9ebalten iein. rpas jebeu.
falls ielbituerftdnolibe Worauafebs
uia lei1 muB. Welhe Jnrn oiefels
ben enentueG nnnebmen tuiirben,
bleibt a~bauunrten.
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Wetler 3aat bonn Saeem.

Sh Mil Deuen. bic an, labmen
8u6en nno an ben Nierer leioen,
einer, Rat geben, iaat 8. st. 8lan.
teniblp, Bed, Tenn. Sh babe bic
@rfabruna 0er1adt, baB electric Bit
ters oieie 2eioen ppiitiu BELT. Nafl
@ebraub pDn Elm paar Jlaiben mar
turiert. gmpfeble i'm init 8er'
gniiaen. gu bnber bel Noolph Dreis
unb 81. @Ubn q gp. Breis so gts.
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8 n B.

AuSla n D.
Der Cob oes Sha6s 1T BON
oer periiiden &eaiernne uffisieG an.
~getlnoiat u0roen. Die 0adridat
ruuroe BON Dem Bulte ruhia auFaes
10t1rier.
Der @eneralleutnant Baulou.
bee Wtlitdrs BrpturotDr, ben maj, 1ets
t1er electromagnetic megen ben Bei<
aat1ten Der 6enter" 1egeben batte,
1T in benz 8arter oeS 6aupt.W ilit6r.
! Serihtsgebduoes Blu ct. &etersburg
~eridofen mOroen. Der Wi6roer uurbe
nab elmer langeren Jaao, mGbreno
er u1gefdbr 40 Shiiie auf feline 8ers
folaer abigail, einen Bplisiften tDtete
lno eiien fleinen Snngen peruur,s
pete, elngefnngen. Ct trug Die Uni.
fDrr1 eineS glerts oes Wiilitdrae.
rihts, mDonrh es ibm mDalih ae.
uoroen mar, in ben @arteu 40 tur1s
men. Ct feuerte iieben SdIiie auf
BatulDm ab, BON Dener bereits bic
eriter spei t6tlihe @unoen perur.
iadten. BamlDm ftarb. mGbreno er
ms 0aus getraaen murbe.
Grauenbafte 8uftdnoe limb in,
it1otlihen J~inoelbaule au Dresden
aufgeoedt w1roen. @eleaeHtlih Ell.
mes 8e~leibigunas= BrDsefies, ruelder
pDr benz auftdnoiaeri @eriGt uerbais
belt ruuroe, machten peri1ieoene 8eu.
gen @usiaaen, tueIbe Die Yermaltnna
oer &nitait auf oas Sbmerfte bella.
iteter. &c ersab fih, oaB Die ains
Der, tuelhe int 5inoelbauie Aufnabme
a%efunoen hatten. nidt rur alien mig.
liGen MiBbanolunQeu ausaefebt, ion.
bern aud riht g~eniiaeno ern6hrt
mDroer tuarer.
Der 8erliner .41tals Gnaeiaer4
meloet, &c babe aus autDritatiper
Aueue erfabren, oa6 Die GinfteQuna
Der mitrUstOpifGen unterIuduag oe8
nab Dentidlano eelanoter anerifa.
niiden S@meinefeilGes BON Seiten
oer atneritaniiten 8eb5rbeu unbe.
oingt in Der Gnsfwlie6una allen
Sdweiuefeiihes aus Deuhhlano re.
i~uitieren weroe. fags ben Genoun.
gen ribt gertifitate beigeaeben linc,
uel6e Cen taiierliden Sanitdtss 8prs
fhriften ~entlpred5en.
Tilnfsi9 Stredens Nrbeiter, ole
on benz Ban zines neuer Bahnbettea
beihdftigt. maren. murben Ipat 8ui=
ihen 3antiheio uno Aeininaen in
5Dlge zines grorutfdes uerihiittet
lt'o uafer minoeitens 500 EDnneu
@roe %begrnben. Die 8ettungsarbei.
ten mtiroen iOfurt in Gn9riff qenorl.
men uno mdbreno Der aanser1 Naht
fortaeiest, aber erit aeaer Worgeu
gelaag es, 13 2eiGen uno Is Sdmer-
perlebte unter ben gromaiien berpors
anbDlen. Spdter bat maj, nod fie.
ben 9ei@en aefunoen.
gS iHeint iest. oils ruerrt bel
Den Streittranauen in Der meritanis
ld1en Staot Orisaba breiBi9 Wien.
| tf1Qf tffSfV4 Oaka%. >. C..A
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4ur far i rpitbeulen,

SenenSroitbeuler tuanote id Bud.
lens Srnica Salbe nit grfola an,
ebenio aeeen &beumatismus. ibreibt
JDbri &enp. @alt Stisfielo, No.
9arantiert. Blu bnben bel Goolph
CreIB uno &. @ubn & 60. gu 25f.
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Eaaes Wemtarettea,
Snla D..

0ah benz Beridt oe8 Genius
8ureaus noarert Bis autt /. Sanuar
II, $50, 944 BoumupIlbalen 9eeinnt,
um 2,025, 518 8aQen mebr alS wGbs
renb Der nnrioen Saiion aeqinut
rpurben. Teras hat bieruDn $685.
269 Bauen gelieFert.
Mittmuh abeno fano BET Dem
Glisa SDbDfen In ben Stabltperten
BON SDnes s. 2auablin in Bittsbura
cine furhtbnre grpluiiDn fiat. Sc
marerl CUR Belt IS BerlDnen bel Dem
Sfen beihdftiat. 9rei arg auaerih'
tete 2eihen bat man Biz iest aeFurs
ben, fieben 8erlDnen befinoen lih,
ibmer perunn0et. i'm 00ipttnl; elm
Wtann lit linnerlebt enttomnteti uno
BON ben ibriaert "a meiB man nod
nibt, mas nit linen geidebeu lit.
WeDalihermetie iino iie ale tot. Die
ggpfOfion wurbe oaourb berbeiaes
Tibet, oaB fiG @as. tpeldges iih an,
8ooen oes 6DhDFeus anqeiammelt
batte, entaInoete.
Cine ablheulihe GsnHs Nff6re
bat in Charles gits, Soma, itattees
funoen. Cine BDItsmetae bDlte Ell.
men Wann Naruers Cullen. Der feline
Trau uno Ieinen Stiefipbn err1oroet
bette, aus benz @efdnanis unb h1ngte
i'm on etnem 8ridenpFoften auf.
Cullen mar felt Is Sabrer aeiitig ae.
itDrt. @r bebauptet. bic Trau uno
ihr StiefiDhn bdtten i'm anaegrifen
uro er babe in Selbitperteioi9ung ges
banoelt. Inter ben 4pnbern }olten
lth nlebrere Breoiger befunoen boz
ben. Beuor man ben Wtann ipndte,
mur6e gebetet.
Der Staat Wiiluuri bat einen
BrDaeB einaeleitet. burh ben Die ans
geblidae 8ereiniaung Der Babaib
Wifi0uriB acifc unb Der JrUn Mour.
tain 8abn9efeni@aften, Der Bacifie
GrpreR @eieuihnft aub perIHleoes
ner anoeret @eiealhaften nufael6ft
tueroen iDn. NGe Die eenannten @es
leuit1afterl tueroen anaeblib BON ben
@0uloS fpntruuiert.
Sn Eolae Der gDruner's Inter.
iuhMng beaiglih oes giienbabn. I'm.
gluds an oer Baltimore s. Ohiu
Bahn bel oer Station Terra Gotta,
in Der Ndbe BON @aibinatun, fin0
ocht Herlunen in MnflngeSnitQno uers
lest tuoroen. Sc fino oies 6arrp $.
Siloebraiot uno sfrant $. 6ufmier,
G0tomotiuflbrer unb 9Dnoufteur oes
8uaes leerer @aaen. Der in ben BaI.
lo9iersug kineinfubr; Der .Eruir.
DispatherA Dent. ber .DiniiiDn Ope.
rator' Wcgauleb. 3. 6. Wermiaiun
uro @eD. W. RagIe, 2otDmotiufibs
rec uno &~onoutteur oes neruuglid.
ten Baiiaaiersuges; Der ,Erain.M a.
iterl 5. W. 2elp Jun. uno Der Eele.
grap5iif DntrDm.
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8eht gu Burgttalter
9 alDunu no st eItaurnnt. 8il'
IitasS traBe nebeu Der 9aQe Der per-
in~annsi6bne.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-16
DEMOCRATIC ECONOMY VS..
REPUBLICAN, ExTRAVAGANCE

The Republican press has been try.
ing TO make capital and thereby dis
credit the constitutional convention
with the people. on account of the eX-
irayagance of that body.
in view of this fact few compari-
sons at this time may not be amiss.
One of the chief items % criticised has
been that of the convention printing
which by comparison with the expense
incurred by the Inst territorial legis-
lature is found to be not more than
thirty-five per cent as great.
The engrOssing and enrolling de
partment of the last legislature for a
similar length OF time, had cost some
thing over two thousand dollars, as
against about two hundred and fifty
dollar. Up 10 this date by the consti-
utional convention
Again the last legislature employed
about fifteen committee clerks at an
cHnense OF $4,000 to $1,000, The con
stitational convention, with almost
three times as large a membership
and manages TO get along with seven
committee clerks and less than hall
thg expense
Other items will further emphasize
the wisdom of ontru ting the pablic af
fairs of our state into The hands of the
Democrats rather than To the Repub
licans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-16
TENER EXPLAINS VOTE
ON PRINTING CONTRACT
(From the Oklahoma City oklaho-
man.

(From the Oklahoma City Oklaho-
man.
H. o. Tener of TalOga, delegate
from the FOrty.second district, made
this statement tonight explaining his
vote against the contracts for con
vention printing awarded to the Lead
cr company by the constitutional CON
vention. Il voted nay on the adop
ton of the report of the committee
ON printing for the reason that in my
judgment this convention does not an
derstand 'he fun purport. merit and
demerits of this proposition. Mr.
Niblack stated 10 the committee on
convention accounts and expenses
that there had been an unwritten law
established bs the different logisla-
lures of the territory for seventeen
years adontlng a uniform scale OF
prices for printing and after careful
investigation find this statement is
true, insofar as Il relates 10 the con
tracts made by William Grimes and
William Jenkins. territorial seretar-
les of Oklahoma with Frank Greer
for and on behalf of the United
States government Other contracts
of other secretaries of this territoTy
| have not had the opportunity to
examine but do not believe that this
convention should be governed in
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-16
A SWIFT AGE.

The railroad magnates used to think
that they were the sHiftesf in all the
laRd Il must u soAfessed tina. they
ca5l go a reaRB6od dlshfinl. llBut racing
ms Away been most entertaining.
wesmSt timrngwss u .FnnniDR sntajas Ths
railroads have one now
The cai'erican people arc sdmewhat
at sprinting themselves and when once
the game is on can SO a lively gait.
Now one OF the questions that is aris-
ing Is when driving leaves off and
where "scorching' begins.
The whole feople of the nation,
>ahich will shortly include Oklahoma,
are living at hreal4neck speed. Pros-
perity Is literally rampant II is the
age of the agtomobile The "scorch-
ing spirit is rife everywhere. It is
rife in treight traaic.
This IA an element iu car shortage
that Justice compcls one 10 bring 90
the aid of the railroads as an eN,use
for car shortage. Like other excuses
il can pe taken for what il j worth,
II helps. sowe IN. FEELINGS. 0.
But the race IL on, Who wiz lisien
10 the jockey explain how lac lost the
race? The rush is on in business en-
terprise All over the United States.
whore Oklahoma wants an entry quick.
The railroads must keep up with the
game. No use to waste any time eX.
planning The merchant who want
to ship and tho consumers who must
have the goods simply demand IT,.
They viii make trouble II they don't
get IT, Living too fast. very likely, but
since the whole treea 9f the crowd is
IN one direction who can stem the
current? The best receipt for avoiding
being run over is TO run faster. That
is the railroad mans plight, hence
more sRFs .Huui better equipment.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-16
A TWO CENT FARE MEANS
Idif GREATER PROEITS


The growth of passenger Business
IN the last ten years mas been such,
as 70 Justify a redhction os fare from
the old three cent rate TO two cents
The following figures, cpmpiled
from the oficiaf reports of the inter
Estate commerce commission and COW
ering the growth Of the railroad bust
mess for the last ten years, exhibit
This great fact
For year lS95-Total single track
mileage lS0.6S7; In 1905, PISTOL. In
crease twenty-one per cent
Locomotives ia 1895, 35 ,699; in 1906,
1887 Increase thirty-hve per cent.
Passenger cars in 1895, 33.112: in
1903, i0,7l8. Increase twenty-three
per cent
Freight care In 1898, 1.196.119; in
1908. l73l409. Increase forty-vye per
cent.
Passenger mileage IN 1885. 12.ISS-
4i6,27li in 1903, 23,S00149,A36 In.
crease ninetyfive per cent
Freight ton mileage in 1895, S5.227.-
5l5,S9l, i'm 1903, lSG, ,f63, l09,5l0 IN
crease llS per cent
II will be specially observed that
The increase in passenger traffic IN
ten years has been 05 per cent II
would be a business anomaly II IN
view of this vast extension of pas en-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-16
BOOKER WASHINGTON TALKS.
Expresses His Opinion Of the Crit.
cism Directed Against President
by His People.

Cleveand Ohio, Jan. lG,-in q tele-
gram to the Cleveland Leader Booker
r Washington gives his opinion of
the actions of such colorcd people of
the north as have engaged in intern
nerate criticism and abuse of Presi-
dent Roosevelt on account of his dis
missal of colored troops i'm the
brownsville affai~.
I'VE cannot expect 20 win out bat
ties in The south or north by policy
of antasoHismM SAYS Washington,
pivilization soon tires of race, as
an individual continually whines and
complains and likewise the oursing> OF
the chief executive"