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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-02-07
Personal POINTS.

w H'ron is in Orlando.
Robert s. O'Brien is in Edmond
Frank shewmate is in Ponca City.
Oryille Farquharson is in MulhaIl.
L. B. Shaw Of Shawnee is in the
city.
Banker A. L, cockrum is in Or
lando.
City Attorney James Hepburn is in
Orlando.
Or. A. L. Blesh has returned from
chas Deal will return to Mansum
tomorrow.
c c, Kelly Of Falls was in the city
last evening.
III. Y. Goerlse, of Hitchcock. is
Nutnrie visitor.
W P. Witch OF Saltwater is
Gnihrie isitor.
W. R. Garside OF Oklahoma City is
as0nthrie visitor.
VIM. shultz returned to Mulhall on
the morning train.
J. A. Stumpff. Jr.. of Oklahoma City
is Guthrie visitor.
]. Il. Douglas returned to Cashion
on the morning train.
Judge w. l.. Eagleton returned to
Pawnee last evening.
j.. L. Deets returned to Oklahoma
City on the noon train,
e. L. cralle OF Norman is here at
tending the convention.
Attorney A. II. Huston is in Or
lando on legal business.
Harry Weinberger is in ConeyvIlle.
kas,. on business trip.
J. d. DeBois. OF Eureka Springs.
Ark. is Guthrie visitor.
r County Commissioner David Swank
Returned TO Meridian today.
Banker ]. ID. Scott. OF Hitchcock. Is
here attending district court.
Arthur Rhodes, Of Coyle. passed
through the city last evening enoruted
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Lodas Lecturer.

National Lecturer Thos. II. Duffey,
Dubuque. Iowa, addressed a large
gathering at the open meeting OF the
local M. W. A. lodge last night In the
Masonic hall on East Oklahoma ave
nue. His address was a strong and
convincing talk on The DiifereI>e Be
tween Old Line and Fraternal InsnF-
ance.' Mr. Duaey is considered one
OF the best lecturers on the platform
today IN the interest Of Woodcraft and
his address was well received BY the
audience.
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Does Coffee disagree with your Pro-
badly Il does. Then uy Dr. Shaop's
Health Coffee. Health Coffee Is a
clear combination OF parched cereals
and nuts. Not grain of real Coffee.
remember, in DR.. Shoop's Health Cot
fee, yet It's favor and taste matches
closely old Java and Mocha Coffee. "
your stomach. heart. or Kidneys cant
stand Coffee drinking try Health Cot
fee. It's safe even for the youngeet
child. Sold by Bank Grocery.
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piles get quick relief from Dr.
Shoop's Magic Ointment. Remember
it's made alone for Piles-end u
works with certainty and satisfaction.
Itching. painful, protruding, or blind
piles disappear like magic by It's use
Try It and see! f. y. Lille 4 Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-02-07

To stop Cold with "Proventlcs" is
safer than TO let Il run and cure Il af-
terwards Taken at the "sneeze stage
Preyentics viii head on all colds and
Grippe, and perhaps save YOU from
Pneumonia or Bronchitis. Preventics
are little toothsome candy cold cure
tablets selling IN cent and 20 cent
boxes. If you are chilly. II YOU begin
TO sneeze, Try Preyentics They Will
surely check the cold. and please YOU.
Sold by r. B Lille e. Co
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Guthrie. Okla. Feb 2. To The
Leader: Please allow me space TO
correct a statement wish 20 say
that Miss r C. Smell. did not have
any part In the fight Of the pupils and
was cnly doing my duty as a teacher
IN. trying to make peace between the
two girls who were In the ARRAY
vish 70 say further that in performing
this duty ! did not receive any In.
jurles. Respectfully. Miss p. G. Smell
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WITH THE SUFFERERS.
o o o o o O 0 o o o o o o o

Mrs. Il. B. Cole has recovered from
a three weeks Illness.
Miss Margaret Glimpse, teacher
Of Central school. Is sick al her home,
81 East Harrison avenue.
Capt B. v Hegler was able TO b.
out Of doors today after an illness of
several weeks.
The condill9n of Mrs. WIN spurlook
Is reported somewhat improved this
morning
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IN poIIco court.

The only offender before Judge Of
smith this morning Was Charlie Grant
of Red Rock. who entered a plea Of
guilty 60 the charge OF drunkenness
and was discharged on condition thai
he would reaTme bis journey home
ward
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court oonvened and AdIourned.

District court convened this morn
ing at 8 O'Clock with Chief Justice j.
II. Burford presiding No orders or
entries were made and the court ad.
jc cwned until o'clock this afternoon
when the federal grand jury is ex-
pected to report again.
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@ o o o G O 0 0 o o o o o o o O
o At THE FEDERAL JAIL. o
o 0 @ C. Q C o o o o o o 0 o o o

Deputy Marshal AL Con left last
evening for Ardmore having in Gus
tody Clarence Daniels who Is wsuted
there on a charge OF horse stealing.
Daniels was arrested near Shawnee
about two weens ago by Deputy Mar
shal Jones and was brought here and
placed In jail
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Finishino Touches.

Contractor p. X. Abbott is finishing
up the work on district sewer No. 33
this week which runs through blocks
81 58 and SO East Guthrie and G2 and
&c Capitol Hin.
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SUE FlLEr.
Attorney Erixon viii Test Power Of
Health Board.

Health Board.
As a result OF the sending home Of
Lillian Evange.ine Erixon from the
Capitol Hill school OF this city. be-
cause she refused to be yaccinated,
her father. Gnstave A. Erixon, today
con meneed legal action in the district
co1rt against Dr. Channcey +. Cot
teral. Eugene Boyer, j. William sherer,
Michael l. Armantroat, Oscar l..
Brooks, Albert o. Farquharson, Luther
l.. Patton. Joseph H. Billings, George
W. Ball. John A. House. Frank =.
Buck, Nora J. Cooney and the board
OF education OF the city Of Guthrie.
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PRosPEcTua


Thursday.
The Acorn club will meet In the
afternoon at the Carnegie library.
The ladies of the Catholic church
will give Euchre party at the hall
Of the Knights of Columbus In the
evening. Light refreshments will be
served by Mrs Nj. T. rrottr
The ladies of the Maccabees will
give ball in the Odd Fellows building
in the evening. Adler's orchestra will
furnish the music.
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Saturday.

4
Saturday.
The Domestic Science club meets
with Mrs. w l.. Rhodes i'm the after
noon at her home. 52l East Noble
avenue.
Mrs J. +. pick and baby left this
morning for Perry where she VIII
visit for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Titus of Crescent
passed through the city this morning
en- route to Oklahoma City where they
will visit Rev. and Mrs. Noah b, Wick.
| ham.
Leon Peck of Arapahoe is in the city
visiting A. l.. Cockrum and family
62S East Noble avenue.
Harry Melone. of ST. Louis, Is in the
city visiting his sister, Mrs. A. c..
| Ferdner, 620 West Warner avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Hure OF Newbern.
Tenn, are in the oly visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. s. T. Franklin. 500 East Noble
avenue.
Miss Eva Swank returned this morn
ing from Meridian.
Miss Zoe Thompson was a visitor
in Oklahoma City Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. e. Wallace re-
turned to Apache last evening after
two weeks visit In the city with Mrs
and Mrs. James France, 4OG East
Washington.
DR. and Mrs. ]. H. Threadgill re
turned to Oklahoma City last night
Mrs Threadgill was the guest of Mrs
Chas. H. Filson while in the city.
Mrs Theo. Goodrich of Lyma, Ind.
is in the city visiting Judge and Mrs
c. W. Goodrich. 40S East CLEVELAND
avenue.
Mrs p. r Walton and Mrs. e. d
Walton have issued at home cards
for Wednesday February 12. at thf
home of the former. 1901 West No
BILE avenue, i'm honor of Mrs. p T
Walton's daughter, Mrs. r. w Thomas
Mrs. NJ ID Lister entertained th'
ladies' OF the West Side w c. r. u
this afternoon at her home. sos Yves
I Warner avenue. II being the frs
meeting of the month only business
matters were taken up during the nj
ternoon. The hostess served a TIVE
T course luncheon during the afternoon
At the home OF Mrs. J, p. Kelley
6l0 East Cleveland avenue. the younl
people of the First Methodist Epis
aopal church gave japanese tea yes
[ terday evening in honor Of Mr.. Y. I
Yanmoto. the young Japanese orato
who delivered an address at the Nortl
J. Methodist church last Monday even
ing. The house was beautifully dec
GRATED with fans, lanterns and othe
! Japanese ornaments Mr. Yammot'
entertained the large gathering wit
readings in the Japanese language AM
< also spoke on the different custom
and habits OF the Japanese people. III
also told stories of his native IAN
which were very interesting. Misse
Linda and Eva Gregory entertainc
with both vocal ald instrumental
loINtktlOunr NAlno AAAia NhHahah AAh
favored with several piano solos. Tn
tea was made and served In Japanes
> fashion by Mr. Yammoto There wer
about fifty young people In attend
ance and every one expressed then
= selves as enjoying the evening yer
: mu,h
!, The ladies Of tho Christian churc
are arranging to bold valentine &c
at the home OF Mrs. Chas. Saith. 81
a East Cleveland avenue ThTsday, Eel
(. rary l4th.
4 The prizes at the card party give
" by Mrs. Chas II. Filson and Mrs. "
s A. Frasier at the FilsOh residenc
r. "wednesday afternoon we're won b
the following. MIS-. Van Vorhees, th
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-02-07

The New York Meat Market makes
a specially of furnishing the choicest
steaks and roasts in Guthrie. Try
our excellent hams and bacon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-02-07

Stationary Engineers Box Supper
and Ball at Odd Fellows Building Feb
rurary IA. at 8 D. m.
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Scottish Rite Reunion.

Scottish Rite reunion WIN be held
Feb. 25-27.
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first prize. new state souvenir spoon;
the lone hand. Mrs. Chas. Seely, a |
sewing companion, and Mrs. Cal Orner |
tho consolation prize.
The Womans Home Missionary So
ciety of the First NJ. Il. church met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. S.
Main GA East Springer avenue. There
was large attendance and the meet
ing proved to be one of the best held
this year. The subject under discus
sion during the afternoon was I'm
migrants, and s'ow Best TO Better
Their Condition" There were some
very interesting talks made on the
work that Is being done at Ellis
on arriving In the United States.
Some spoke OF the different settle
ments OF these immigrants In the
large cities and stated that they would
carry ont the same customs as they
did In the old countries and that the
only practical solution of reaching the
Immigrants with the gospel will be to
separate them from their present en-
vironments and transfer them into
communities where the English Ian
glage and customs are being taught.
Mrs. Rathbun. OF Tabor, Iowa. Is
visiting her daughter. Mrs, J. A. Ar
nett i23 South Walnut street.
The Ladies' Missionary society Of
IN fNht.fuffa.. nhtttsph
afternoon with Mrs. T.. II. Furrow at
her home. 505 East Harrison avenue.
The program was conducted by
Mesdames Furrow and Fife assisted
by Misses Julia Williams and Eva and
Iva f'fe The hostess served a delici-
ogs two course luncheon during the
afternoon Those present were.
Masdames Il Pentecost. Omar Miller.
Peter France. @ j Newland. X c.
Ventress, Geo Speers. j. J. Houston
and Emma Miller The society VIII
meet next Wednesday With Mrs. j. B
Fairfield. 32O North First street.
The Acorn club met NJ the Carnegie
library this afternoon with all mem
bers present Only routine club work
was taken up.
| The Modern Priscilla club met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs, +. Il. Wilbur
at her home, 223 East Cieyelpnd
avenue. The afternoon was spent IN
talking over the plans OF the work TO
be pursued by the club. Eight OF the
members were in attendance and each
brought some fancy work with them.
The club VIII meet next Tuesday az.
ternoon with Mrs, Hewitt Of her home.
1913 East Washington avenue
On account OF other parties the
meeting Of the Klmona club was post.
poned until tonorrow afternoon.
I Mrs j. NJ. Mcconnell entertained
the Pastime Euchre club nlcsday
evening al hnr home on North Elm
street. The evening was spent In
playing progressive cuchre. Mrs.
Fred Byers won the lone hand and
Mrs Chas. Smith the guests prize.
The hostess served two course lunch.
eon d ring tho evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-02-07

It's a pleasure To tell our readers
about a Cough Cure like DR. Shoops.
For years DR. Shoop has fought against
the use of Opium. Chloroform. OF 9th
eg unsafe ingredients commonly found
in Cough remedies. Or Shoop. II
seems. has welcomed the Pure Food
ana Drug Law recently enacted. Tor
he has worked along similar lines
many years. For nearly 20 years Dr.
shoops Cough Cure containers have
had warning printed on them against
Opium and other narcotic poisons ne
has thus made T. possible for mothers
10 protect their children By simply IN
sisling on having DR. Shoo2's Cough
Cure Sold by y .. Lille x Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-02-07
RAILROAD RATTLE.

Robert Merton has taken a posi-
tioa with the local Wells.Fargo Office.
Engineer George Haas IS back on
the run after few days lay OFF.
Division Superintendent H. A. Tice
was in the city last evening enlouted
TO Purcell on an expection tour.
Engineer George Haas has moved
his family into the city from his farm
eight miles southeast of the ci.y.
Conductors Pete France and w S.
Mason returned last evening from a
trip to Vernon, Tex, where they had
been as witnesses on a Santa Fe
railroad suit.
Yesterday was homeseekers day on
the Santa Fe and train No. III had
three sections Elundreds of excur-
sionists got on here and are looking
over The city today in view Of locating.
Santa Fe engine No. 25 of the local
freight between here and Arkansas
City collided with engine No 9S Of the
Shawnee branch yesterday near New
kirk. The pilot, " both engines We're
badly damaged
Conductor Ross. who has been TAX
ing Conductor Frances run and Con-
ductor Martin who has been taking
Conductor Mason's run for the past
few days. returned 10 Arkansas city
last night on No. IS.
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nrst prize. a new state souvenir spoon; /;
the lone hand. Mrs. Chas. Seely, a
sewing companion. and Mrs. Cal Orner
tho consolation prize.
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Friday.

Friday.
The pupils of Miss Hagar give a
recital at her studio. 416 East Cleve-
land avenue, In the evening.
The Benevolent society will meet
with Mrs. w l.. Rhodes. at $3.50 in af
ternoon, at her home, 521 East No
BILE avenue. A full attendance is re-
quested
Miss Jessie Sampsell entertains the
Kimona club in the afternoon at her
home, 406 East Villas avemGe.
Mrs. s l.. Spuriier entertains Die
Kartenspielers in the afternoon at 2
O'Clock.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-02-07

Our coffee. tea ana spices are pure
and unadulterated. You pay no more
for them than you have TO for the
others. Phone 80, tt6 East Oklahoma
avenue, Longaker's Tea & Coffee
House.
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Mrs. II. n. Plcrson. OF Fort Dodge,
Iowa. has sold her 30 foot LOT and Z
room house. 722 East Harrison avenue
TO j. s. Rohrer. Of this city Consld
Grafton 81 .05e.
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VIM sh ltz has eassd the Mltiasch
farm. ~ miles north of the city on
the Skeleton creek. and will move his
family there from Mulhah
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DEALS IN DIRT.
) O O c, @ O O o O @ O o o o o (

A. G. Kesler sold the j r. Sullius
farm near Pleasant Valley yesterday
to Messrs. Blair aud Board Of Pleas.
am Valley. the purchasers will farm
the place together The consideration
was $1,000
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Division Superintendent H. A. Tice
was in the city last evening enfouted
TO Purcell on an expection tour.
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Robert Merton has taken a posi-
tioa with the local Wells-Fargo office
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Engineer George Haas - back on
the run after a few days lay of
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Engineer George Haas has moved
his family iato the city from his farm
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to Kansas City where he will buy his
spring stock of goods.
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Editor Ed Gray, of Pawnee. is in
the city attending the convention.
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The ladies OF tho Christian church
are arranging to bold a valentine tea
at the home OF Mrs Chas. saith. 5Z2
East Cleveland avenue Thursday Feb
rjary i4th.
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Frank Gatchell returned last even
ing from a trip to Oklahoma City.
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The prizes at the card party given
by, Mrs Chas II Fllson and Mrs. W.
A. Frasier at the FilsOh residence
Wednesday afternoon were won by
the following. Mrs. Van Vorhees the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-02-07

Hon. Milton Bryan. of Shawnee, ar
rived in the city on the morning traiI
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Mrs. Rathbun. Of Tabor Iowa. Is
visiting her daughter. Mrs, J. A. Ar
nett 423 South Walnut street.
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On account Of other parties the
neeting Of the Klmona club was post.
Doned until tonorrow afternoon.
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JAS Scarborough. Zaek T Pryse. J
f. Campbell. w. 5. BRADSHAW and J
M. Nelson are in the city from Man
gum attending the convention.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-27
n.erIor bankD ol orenon bad wnsh.

interior banks of oregon aud waSh- lngton.
 "wo have also been asked to carry sho heavy psy-rolls of the railroad com. psuies, for whichwo received drafts on st, Paul and sap FraneloCO.
 "The result has been that we have not properly cared for our intefier banks. and have been helpless to lend more than trlhlug pssiStanoo, and for that reason 1t was thought wise to re- sort to the only other protection. name. ly legal holiday. Washington follow. ed suit, and California has fallen into line and will continue 1t indefinitely until the sky clears.
 "we have hopes and fully believe that ShOrtly facilities will be afforded through the San Francisco mint or sub treasury which will almost imme- diatsly relieve the situation.
 "Until this assistance Is afforded, in our opinion, the Governors of the three pts,es-oregOD, Washington and Cali fOrnia-Shoud act jointly and continue from day to day the legal holiday, thus allowing buslness to be transacted as usual without the slightest inconvonI- epce to any one, end at the same time aRordiDg protection to our hundreds of interior banks, who, through DO fault of their own, are not in 2 position to withStand unreAsonsb Q demands made upon them. Unlike tho conditions in 1893, when 1t was impossible 10 "get blood out of turn'p." the resources and wealth of our country were never SO great 60 they are noWi GO that It would appear that remedyiDg the nltu- ation is simply SQuestIor of solving a problem that Is possible of solution.
 "Ons other cause of the temporary blocking tho movement of our splen- did wheat crop Is the fact that our 6O- day bills on London tvalued al 0lOO,OOO to sl5OCOO eaCh), representing our loaded wheat ships in the hsrbOr, can not be sold at any of the money Centers of the country, thus absolutely atop ping the wheat buying from the farm CTS. This, however, can only be tenn porary with the balance of trade 90 heavy in favor of the United States at this season oi tho year.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-27
SHAMELESS CREATURES

The youngest of Cornelius Wander bilps daughters Is going to marry a foreign prince. Her "dot" will be of the intrinslc value of twelve million dollars, provided the recent slump in Wan street values has not reduced the Gmount bg few millions. Of course DO mere American with no ancestors to speak of could be considered worthy of the affections of such on eligible pnr,i. It Is estimated that American million airesseses have carried away for the re-establIshment of European prIncy y and ducsl houses . sum in excess of eight or nine hundred millions of dol lars. And the dstreet" is ln such ur- gent nsed of gold st the present time. It is a shame that such thlngs should be tolerate ed.-Victoria Times.
 Shameful aS must be the admission, instances Ike the above are true and the American papers can make DO defense of cases such as that of the Vanderbilt woman. When an Ameri. can girl barters her soul, her body, her very being to puppet belonging to a bankrupt houOe of snobbery, she loses everything that is in life worth while and naught that can be written or preached cor about her will in any manner save her from the certain per. ditiou she walks blIndly Into, and which abe richly deserves to reap the full harvest oL E..
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-27
UHlO!NG W!GEERsHlR

This newspaper has made DO com mens whatsoever heretofore On the res lEuasIOu of Judge James wick,rsham. whether or no-hs served as Judge in Alaska was not of the slightest concern tO this page. That he was at times in- cllued to go beyond the limit in bring ing up old scores in judicial way has often been alleged, and in that there is some truth; as judge that was his only fSlllug. Judge Wickershsm's was a master mind and. being thrown in the barren field of Alaska Federal official dom, excited envy and was attacked with . viciousness that would have been scorued by hysnas. Charges that could be answered by a man in the ops D were manifolded against him, but they usrved for DO purpose. Be met them and defeated them. Late in the sum- mer, % the story goes, James Wicker sham was approached by one high in office and commanded, point blank, to commit an act which would deprive Juneau resident of the right to make living, This, 10 his credit be is said, Judge wEckorshSm refused to do. When intimidation, pleadiugs snd alluring OfIers failed to accomplish the hellish plans conceived by a vile designer, disreputable uuOter- fuRe was resorted to and the passing of Wlchsrsham speedily followed.
 It is not we'll here to enumerate the facts that brought about the downfall oi Alaska's most versatile jurist, The mantle of Charity Is best thrown over ths plot of the case and all concerned. But seeing the conditions as they are, this newspaper would ask: Will tto