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IA souI-stiring poem by Jesse r..
Hall, retired bookbinder, who is now
operating a chicken farml
The soulful signing poet sings OF ma
tures gladstone tones,
OF the fury of the lightnings, and the
restless oceans means,
OF the glories of the sunset. and the
softly pattering rain,
And the opalescent rainbow, arched
SO high above the plain,
But at eventime / listen, not for war
ring natures blast,
Nor softly signing breezes, as they
hurry eddying past,
But / sit. and smoke and ponder
meath the shelter of my thatch
Listen'en--just listen'en-to the incu
bators hatch.
AS listen there comes to me, as from
out of time and space
"A little y-e-e-p OF anguish-the Adam
of his race
And the rattle of the "empties" helps
the serenadc along,
And the patter on the paper OF hun
dred little feet
Kind OF get me sort-o-nervous, and up
on the anxious seat"
And wonder as | listen. how viii
pan this latest batch
For I'm listen'en-just listen'en. IL
the Incubator hatch.
And wonder as I listen, of the worlds
born into space.
OF the time when time was not. err
the earth had any place,
Ere the armament was studded will
its starry diadem
When the scroll OF time unfolde,
and displayed a single gem
II the Master OF the Universe as III
swiftly wrought his plan
For the coming Of his myriad world
and the toilsome home OF man
Didn't stop a while and listen, as
little rest he'd snatch
Listen'en-just listen'en--to the In
crbators hatch
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land which is to be formed into the
proposed state-for their ratification
or rejection,
~Thus, the construction of JMdge
Pancoast npon the enabling act, re-
quiring each and every provision Of
the constitution to find its sanction
in express terms or by clear implica-
tion in the enabling act, is what has
brought this case here by these de-
iendants.
Judge Pancoast adopted the plain
tiff's view that the convention was
only authorized to adopt and propose
fundamental propositions for the ap-
proval of thoge who wOuld pass upon
the constitution, and following this,
concluded that the organization and
forming OF counties is not a funda-
mental proposition. and is not en-
braced within the authority to form
constitution and state government,
and the logic is that counties and
county officers are no part of state
or OF state government
II the right to form and fashion
counties Is embraced within the power
to form a state. and If the establish.
ment of county offices was a part of
the formation and establishment of a
state, then the decision Of the court
below Is wrong; and II the election Of
county Officers Is embraced within
general designation Of the formation
OF a state government and the elec
ton of officers in order to carry out
the state government then likewise
the decision we appeal from is error
"What relation do counties ant
| county officers bear to state and 9
state government? II Is not the high
est execltiye officer and the highes
| legislative officers and the highest
| judicial Officers who flll the compile
ment OF a state government They
in fact, are but the pinacles of th'
great edihce upon which state gov
ernment Is founded, and those wh'
are superior in Importance, II not il
| power. are the ones who hold tn
reins of government under them. Th
very precinct officers who perform
their du.ies IN tho precincts at tn
| election which gives those highe
officers their authority are the one
who have performed the FIRST duty u
the establishment OF the state govern
| ment NNi
'srhe township assessor first value
and assesses the property for taxation
from which the mighty revenues q
the state are collected State treas
mrers rarely. is ever, collect stat
taxes These are collected by CONT
Officers who thus perform this dut
for the state The justice of IN
peace IN the township first issues
warrant upon which the creates
felon Is apprehended, and lpon whic
nc is prosecuted and sent 10 the stat
peniientiary or the gallows. thus pc
forming the original judicial functio
of the state The district jujdg
who Is elected IN the counties, and
small district IN the state. orders IN
empanellng of a jury from a singl
county. and thus again performs tn
duty of the state. although exereisin
authority IN slight portion thereof.
IAN Of these and many othe
duties are performed by officers ,
various grades. from the preein'
officer to those of the highest clas
An operating the machinery Of "a fu
state government rL.L-
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mere are Few

people who know how 20 take care
OF theInselves-the majority do not,
The liver is most important organ
IN the body. Herbine will keep 1t n
condition. V. G. Simpkins. Alba,
Texas. writes: III have used Her
bine for Chilis and Fever and flnd 4
the best medicine a ever used. j
would not be without t. II is as
good for children as II is for grown
~ people. and I recommend It. II Is
fine for La Grippe-c. r. Renfro.
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c. NJ Pritchard, c. c. Pritehard aud
p " steddon, all of Oklahoma City.
The Woolverton company. Of Okla
homa City. with 100000 capital stock.
The directors are: w. A. Woolyerton,
II r Morris. n. w Cody, f. X. Wool
verton. and MR. Paige, all Of Olsla-
homa City.
The Selling Union Building asso
citation. with $4,000 capital stock
Tie directors are: G. NJ. Sttele, d. G.
McAfee and d. G. Borpatrick, all OF
Selling.
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AT WANT to say a word for Peruna
1 for systemic catarrh and trust
Others who read this n1ay try II and re-
ceive the same good from ii that L did,
al had been aifing for a long time
and nothing seemed to do me any good,
although / tried many doctors and
many medicines. | had become so bad
that there was no pleasure in living.
al wss finally asked by a friend tc
fry Peruna, which / did, with many
misgivings. What was my delight
after taking the first bottle, to see q
great change for the better and | kept
on improving until completely re-
covered.
~ now feel Ike new woman.
1t has done wonders for me and gladlF
recommend il to ."-Rose Hurst
No ailing woman can fail TO be inter
ested in the above testimonial Mis-,
Hurst was persuaded by friend 10 try
Peruna, and she is now perfectly well
and feels like another woman. Such il
her story in brief.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-12

The nomination OF Haskell shows
how the people stand on the consti.
tuition. not that all the candidates did
not stand squarely for II and urge its
adoption. but Ia many ways Haskell
was very largely identified with the
making of the constitution
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viii Continue the Business.
The insurance business of r. r.
carlin will be carried on by Mrs r n.
Carlin and son Harry and viii be
known as the firm of Carlin & Carlin.
The same will endeayor to extend
business coprtesies IN the future as
i'm The past
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-12

The Kansas newspapers are tell
ing that General Kuroh on his recent
visit said that he liked Kansas. The
willy Jap knew better than 10 say any
thing else. He was not hunting fol
trouble on this trip.
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might be expected. Il has the most
distinctively American constitution Of
any Of the states. There are no for
cign elements IN either.
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The Republican PARTY has so far
permitted itself to be used as tool
10 further the selfish interests OF a
coterie Of its bosses that il has ruined
IT'S chances in the new state for many
years TO come.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-12

Il have fired the walkingstick I've
carried over 40 years, on account of a
sore that resisted every kind Of treat
ment until | tried Bucklen's Arnica
Salve; that has healed the sore and
made me happy man. writes john
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seated wrinkles. pittings. scars, etc,
taught for professional purposes. DIR,
M r. Vaughn ll4l Sheridan Road
Chicago H.
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Mulhall. Okla, May 29.--I hereby
announce myself as a candidate for
representative OF the First legislative
district. OF Logan county, subject to
the action OF the Democratic party.
ID. McCONNEHEY.
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u is costing but $2l5 a month more
10 run the present city administration
than was required by the Duke admin
istration.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-12

For Congress, First District:
w. /. Eagleton, Of Pawnes.
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Owens and Holman used printers
ink generously over the state. The
result is noticeable. Il pays to ad-
Rertise.
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Collie and piarrboea.

Pains IN the stomach. collie and
diarnhoea are quickly relieved by the
use Of Chamberlains Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by
c. Il. Rnefro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-12

You VIII never MISS your train II
you phone 10 time TO the Royal Bus.
Baggage a Cab Co. Phone No 1.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-12

For Congress, Second District:
{. Z. Fulton, OF Oklahoma City
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The value Of Pabst Blue Ribb@
Beer lies in It's strengthening quah.
ties as 4 food. Pabst Eight-R
Mating Process retains all
food value Of the barleyygraik
found in this beer Of quality.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Leader is authorized to an
announce the candidates. Of the fol.
lowing gentlemen for the offices indi-
Gated subject to the action OF the
Democratic party,
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Garrett Of North Mills. N. c. Gnaran.
teed for Piles. Burns etc. by all drug
gists 25c.
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Just as there is not a more distInc
lively American commonwealth in the
United States than Oklahoma. so. as
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Designs. just out. for iso7.s. Beau
tify your walls now. We can heip
you. Guthrie Wall Paper q Paint
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-12

Jene with It's roses and sweet per
fumes Is natures smile for all man,
kind
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-12

Everett Purcell will now sing,
when the blossoms on the dogwooC
and the wind is In the south"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-12

The men who helped make the con
slitntion seem to have Jared fairly
welt
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Livestock Inspector II. X Hahn Is
inspecting cattle near Nayina.
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Try Robinson's Shoes.
Department Personals.

Oklahoma university was I'm the city
from Norman
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100 pairs Women's s1.75 and $500
new upto-date oxfords in Nici Kid
and Patent Car Bluehers, choice
$3.50, AZ RobInson's.
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Al any rate. Mr.. Turner is a good
loser.
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In the event of delivery being I'm
perfect, or papers being rolled, twist.
ed or mutilated, subscribers are urged
10 make immediate complaint to the
business Office In person, by phone
OF by aail.
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Washington News Burssu--fs4sB. a.,
3. E.
New York offIoe--fSo Nssssw o.
Chicago office--Wllllams 4 Johnson,
Marquette building.
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For Representatlve-FIrst District.
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INC eonatItatIon foreyerl
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WEDNESDAY. JUNE is. 1907.
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Telenhones.
NnTICR no suBsCRIBERs.

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A GIRLS LETTER.

5ffs Rose Hurt, z33 Harris .Sfyccf,
dbbiefoa. HIS, Itrffcs Somcfhfng
Of Infeyesf 10 An HomeU.
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Try ROblnson's Shoes.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-17
LITTLE MORE HARD UORK
Harrard and Yale Creycs in Splendid
Form for Race.

New London. Conn. June I6,-A few days more
of hard work and the Yale and Harvard oarsmen
who are quartered on the banks of the Thames
River. few miles above here. Will have completed
their training for the dual races between the two
universities June O..
1t will then be necessary only 10 keep the men
at top condition. somewhat difficult task If they
have been drawn too fine before hard work stops
This year the condition of the crews. more than
ever. promises TO be great factor in the races.
especially that of the varsity eights. Experts are
finding little TO choose between the two crews and
not few agree that the outcome will depend upon
the stamina OF the in the last quarter of a
mile. Both crews looked upon as splendid
types as fine probably ever were boated in this
river. and in development both have many points
of similarity with the two crews which fought out
magnificent race last year, and in which the
Crimson's superior strength carried the balance
in her favor,
AS the interest centres in the varsity race the
work OF the freshmen eights the varsity and
freshman rours is more or less overshadowed but
this year these have had more than the
usual amount OF the ordinary practice and the
coming week more full course trials will be given
The crew easily follow 80 or "a stroke and
can respond TO 95, but Yale crews in the past have
seldom gone over this latter figure. even when
Crimson was pulling a much higher stroke.
The Harvard crews at Red Top have not been
the river as many days as their opponents and the
varsity eight only twice has been over the full
course. but the trial was stir one. In which
OF the men showed the effects of the work. This
is explained by the fact that as yet the men are
only Just coming into prime condition instead of
having reached the final stage. The is
one made up mostly of last wears veterans
and its form the water is not unlike that of last
years. The men are powerful and they pull
stroke which drives the boat fast while the
are digging through the water but slight check
is noticeable at present the recovery. which will
be eradicated as the crew reaches perfect form.
There Is not the machine-like precision in the
swing seen in the Yale boat but the power Is
there. 1t is this power that Coach Wray has been
bringing out and the remaining days will be de-
voted to moulding the eight into a unit although
there is definite announcement OF the selection
of the crew. To the expert both crews a study
and predictions are many that the best race for
many years Will be seen this year.
A part OF the Harvard crew squad attended the
Methodist church at Gales Ferry this morning and
in the afternoon the squad enjoyed sail across
the Sound 20 Long Island and back Iarz An
derson's houseboat the Roxana, All the men are
reported in fine shape Dr. Thomas Manahan, the
medical examiner. arrived from Cambridge to-
night.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-17
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
Los, anderson and Gardner Prepare
for National Cham piOnship.

George Low had two Chicago guests yesterday at
the BaltEsro Golf CIub-WiIl Anderson and Stew
art Gardncr The three had a round to timber up
for the national open golf championship on Thurs
day and Friday at the Philadelphia Cricket Club.
Anderson did the eighteen holes in r. Low in "A
and Gardner in 75
Winners in Che ehirty-sx hole final rounds at the
Essex County Country Club on Saturday were:
Barclay cup-F. G. Reynolds beat f. F. San
ford, by up and G TO play; second sixteen D. W.
Cranberry beat Austin Colgate. by and to play;
first beaten eight G. a. Gould beat l. St Claire Colby
by . up and to play: second eight. Lydon
beat W. b Howell. by up and to play
Bogie handicap results were:
Glass A-C. b. STAIRS. ; down: ]. f. Kingsland. 4;
II. J.. Holmes A; c. W O'Cornor ); A. b. knight. ,;
f. e. Reynolds. .; c. OReiliy 6: L. l. Redheld I:
r. = Constantine S; E. F. Sanford 10; l. St Claire
Class B-R- Rodman. 4; F. G. coatIy. .: J. ".
Sargent, 10; G Hathaway. II; E. T. NISSAN. IL
Prizes bristle on the programme of the sixth an
nual tournament of the Hudson River Golf Associa-
ton, July IL to 1S, at Poughkeepsie. thick as
Strawberries in June fruit garden. The first six
teen will qualify for the new championship cup,
Gilman F. Tiffany having the old out last
year The winner will receive a gold medal, besides
leg the trophy which is threewin one. The
Duchess County Club gives gold medal for the
low score in the qualifying round, and Frank
COykendalI cup the championship runner-up.
F1oy NJ Johnson and Il. a. Kenworthy give cups
FOR the winner and rlrnner-up OF the second and
w H. Young and George Seaman similar prizes
for the third sixteen cups for the three defeated
eghts the gifts of A. q. Smith, W. K. Gillette
and J. r Adriance Horatio Nelson and Peter H.
Troy give two cups for the handicap and Horatio
N Bain gives cup for the best score made in the
tournament.
The ninth annual championship tournament of the
Connecticut League of Golf Clubs will be held at
the Hartford Golf Club June 10 to 13. Besides the
championship set there will be match play cups
for each sixteen to return cards and full set of
beaten eight
New-York tribune., 1907-06-17
NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB GAMES

Captain Haubold, chairman of the earoos oor,
mittee of the New York Athletic Club has added
"a iour-ine relay race handicap, to the programme
~, u. events OF the clubs spring meet to be held at
IraVers Island on June 29 beginning at 2.2o -
Two other relay races 10 be contested .
one-mi!e race. open TO clubs and colleges tearrs
or four men, each man TO 440 yards ana a., e.
yitation one-inile for members of the Young Nen's
Christian association. -e1
The other contests. all handicap, are as follows
One hundreG-yard run, two hundred- nd .u.o. -.
run. four hundred and forty-yard run a1.b, -
ara els yard run one-Iailo run three-n,ye run
one hundred and-:w enty-y2rd hurdle on zrass
high jump. running broad jump throvtng stxt a'Is
pound hammer. putting sixteen pound shot throvt-
o'Nh onstAcie
Gold medal to first. silver TO second and brorz.
Entries close June 90 with Charles l. Fs,r,bn' So
secretary New York Athletic Club. Central Park
New-York tribune., 1907-06-17

schooners E1mina and Queen will make their ss .s,
appearance this season that day. sailins se -
Morton F. Plants Ingomar- The slOOps NeolA e-ars
IrOlita. that lost their topmasts in Saturday s-
at LarchmOnt are also expected to race on "a "a
day. we'll as the three new 57-foOters N"
WinsOme and IStalena
The special spring regatta of the SeaNannnSrs nLssr
COrinthian Yacht Club win be sailed on sng Us
Bay Friday OF this week. and on the LH.nr,si
day that club will have its thirty-seventh or,- H'
regatta over the same courses The reSttt'" ,hs
mittee announces four additional races GlfNs !,
season They special race for ClasS -, - 10
July 3. a long distance race from Oyster -. - IN
Bartletts Reef LIghtship and return. sealuus !,
August g. the annual autumn special races'
August 80, and the autumn regatta. on Aus"s'
The New York Athletic Clubs iOo-rns racs - -
Whortleberry Island to Block Island Is 10 oe So
ed on Saturday. June 70.
The twin screw gasolene cruising houss.s - mi,
Siesta has been sold by S. Nj. Schatzkin' S0Tea %
city to +. X. Smith, OF Swanton. W. -, ~,
Stanley NJ. Seaman The yacht has been nI'su IN IN
at Morris Heights and taken TO Lake ChtiinRA
where her new owner will use her.
The cruising launch vive has been sold ny - ,or
Smith 10 /. T. Washburne. she viii De usSu
cruising on the Hudson River and Long i'-
Sound
The sloop yacht Ramnnallah has been So So. ~
] t MAYNARD OF Utica. N Y, 70 n!e.iius' s-
the New Rochelle Yacht Club, VINO IS Ass.-s
out at New Rochelle.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-17
TO SELL AER0PLANES ABROAD
Report That Germany Will Test the Ameri-
can Flying Machine.

Advices received from abroad say that Orvj,Io
and Orcutt Wright are to build several airships
They have been in negotiation with the German
government for several weeks and this announce
meht probably means that the American aeroplane
Is to be tested by the German army The negotia
tons with France for the sale of the aeronIane
fell through some time ago because of the price
demanded by the brothers.
According to the information they are 10 reoeive
from $4,000 to $4,000 for each machine. They have
Io. solu OF rehnqnished any of their rights in the
machine, however. While in Paris lately +hn,,
bought several of the lightest Antounette motors
YET constructed of "a and 30 horsepower for the
propulsion OF the aeroplanes
New-York tribune., 1907-06-17

Ct this kind we'll enough to make it successful.
The recent twenty-four- ur-hour race at Phadel-
phia appreciated for its educational advan-
tages. if for nothing else. The contesting cars
will not De specially built for speed but viii be
confined under the conditions, to regular stock
touring machines. There viii be plenty Of speed
and plenty of thrills satisfy those who have
a craving for this sort of thing, but speed will
be a secondary consideration, and those who
own a who planning 10 buy one can
see and learn much in race Of this kind which
will he Of lasting benefit.
y well known motorist. in speaking Of the
recent endurance run from New York To Albany.
has the following to say:
Persons who think that automobiles eivc a great
deal of trouble should he rounded mp and driven
along in some such contest the endurance run
from New York To Albany. What the cars were
required to do FIR beyond all reason, and what
they did do almost Incredible and cannot he
not the committees fault that Nature fur
practicable; indeed the committee deserves great
credit for every feature of its work, but sane
man would think OF requiring any sort Of a
vehicle to he pounded over crude mountain roads
in their worst season at the rate that was neces-
sary To keep up schedule. Every
driven TO its utmost up hill and down into bitches
and out again. thank-y' ma ans and rocks
calculated cripple Il sledge, and II is MAI
VeOus that eight had perfect scores meChan-
icaly-that is. had no repairs made. The points
lost through being late controls afford Cri-
troubles. bur ny other cars that had mishaps and
he
New-York tribune., 1907-06-17
YACHTING NEWS AND NOTES.

The Atlantic Yacht Club will have special race.
for Glasses and on Wednesday OF this week
The courses will be in the Lower Bay and Graves
end Bay.
On Thursday the annual regatta of the New York
Yacht Club will be sailed Long Island Sound
starting from Glen Cove. It is expected that thu
New-York tribune., 1907-06-17
SANS soucI II WINS ZIG RACE

Paris. June lS.-Edmond 6e Rothsohild,s sors
souci II to-day won the Grand Prix de Paris which
was run under the most favorable conditions
Ihere was brilliant assembly of spectators at the
course, including the King and Queen OF Denne,rL
Presidsnt Fallieres and many members of the dip
tQmsne corps and persons prominent ln society