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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-07-04
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-07-04
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-07-04

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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-07-04

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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-07-04
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-06
; In Departments
Charters Issued.

Chariers were issued from the office
of the territorial secretary this morn
ing TO The following corporations;
Interstate Lumber company. OF Ok
lahoma city, with $4,000 capital
stock The directors are Arthur II.
Rice, Of Oklahoma City; +. liaumann
and S. NJ Sargent, of Wichita, Kas.
The Bohemian National Printing
company. of Oklahoma City. with $2O,-
600 capital stock The directors are
NJ. Peschek NJ. A. Swatck. George
Hoffman j +. Stroke and James
Skala. of Oklahoma City; Peter Rob
stvnecy of lll Reno
The GuymOn Townsite and Reaty
company. OF Guymon, with 81 ,0n0 cap
ital stock The directors are Il. g.
Longstreet, A. y. Fnet and G, p. Lath-
ner. al of Guymon.
The Farmers Gin and Grain com
I pany. of Watonga with sl0.0GG capi-
tai stock The directors are w. w,
Pierce. of Wutoagal ] w, Campbell
and L. W. Campbell, Of Wallas, Texas.
The Railway Publishing society. OF
Oklahoma City, with $4,000 capital
stock The directors are t. L. Squire
Of Oklahoma City: George G. Stat
ktiA Aiu r. D. lksths OF AHittlED.
The Citizens Bank OF Manitou, With
S10009 capital stock The directors
are l.. w Mathis and J. J Hughes, OF
Amcs J ]. Mathis OF Monitou-
The Saratoga Springs Mining and
Development company. OF Guthrie and
San Francisco. with 81 600 000 canital
stock The directors are NJ. G. Bsa
SCH and ! ! c. Braden. of San Francis.
co; G " Pattison, OF Guthrie.
The Granite Enterprise publishing
company, OF Granite. with $4,000 capi.
tai stock The directors are j. w
Ryder. A. r. Schwartz X G.. Cox. q
w Briggs and w d. Hoakaday. all OF
Granite
The Oklahoma Hollow Wall and
Concrete Tile company. OF oklahoma
City, with sl00.0 capital stock. Tho
directors are r. r. Bronell A L. Yer
saw c. +. Feaples and A. r. Shred, OF
Oklahoma City: James Barren. Of
Chicago.
The American Real Estate and ri
nance company, of Guthrie and Mas.
silon. Ohio with $4,000 capital stock
The directors are II. Leslie Shricker.
l.. f Smuely and c. j. Ilosteller. OF
Massilon Ohio; A. NJ King and l.. NJ
Annette. OF Guthlie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-06

Charles West, Candidate for Attorney General. Re.
plies to FabricatiOuS Of His opponents

While the motives which must actu
ate an attack rpon my candidacy al
this late day in the campaign must
be perfectly obvious to anyone WIN
viii give II moments consideration,
/ am not willing that some Of the
statements recently made in the
newspapers concerning my candidacy
shorld remain unanswered. No hon
est attack based upon facts viii be
postponed until four days before the
primaries; siill lest some be mislcad
10y these mis-statemcnts, | desire TO
submit tho following
As She statement that ! have formed
a combination with Governor Frantz
rs offered without ans shadow Of
bsianfiation. or even without any
show Of probability confnc myself
to the mere statement that 1t is
wholly untrue
As To- whether my attack upon the
railroads for their rate abuses was a
sham call attention TO the fact that
Of The actions ] brought fouf-- all
that have so far been decided-have
Oesn decided ia favor Of my conten.
iicns and that none that | have
brought have been decided unfavor-
ably THIS Kind Of sham expect to
continue II am nominated and
clc1t,d No one who has observed
jheae elses and their conduct.
whether he be for or against the rail-
raals in The the matters in question
Ne found asserting that they are not
81 th0fOgh good faith. Such a state
ment as Is made could only come
from ono who Is seeking hard and rn-
su oess lily TO find some available
campaign mud
AS TO my standing with my home
organization and the prospects of
carrying my own county, the follow
ing statements are sufficient evi-
dence;
We. the undersigned Democrats Of
Enid. Garfield CC;nty, Oklsbo5la. de-
sire TO deny the statement made in
the Daily CSlahoman q Wednesday
June 8, 1850. to the eject that the
Democratic organization in Garfield
county is not supporting Mr. West for
the nomination for Attorney General.
Mr. Vests record as Democrat Is
beyond reproach He has always con
tributed his share. both in personal
efforts and in money, towards the sup
port of the Democratic nominees in
this ccanty and in the Territory and
has the full commendation OF the
Democrats of Enid It has never
been stated here that he is not run
ming in good faith with the Demo
cratic party. and the suggestion that
he has formed camhination with any
Republican for any political purpose
Is entirely false. Mr.. West will re-
ceiye an Overwhelming majority in
this county and we commend him to
Democrats in all parts OF the new
state as man who Is fully worthy
Of their confidence and votes.
p j. Goulding, Committeeman Gar
field county; Frank. l.. Hamilton, !
President Cherokee Demo ratio Cl"h. |
and Register of Deeds; J. s. Jacobs. |
County Central Committees /
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Continued from Page u
OF Oklahoma Tor the FIRST governor Of
the new state.
Having had intimate business rela-
tiOns with Mr Cruce for a number of
years. We know whereof We speak
when we represent TO the voters of
Oklahoma that Lee Cruce woull make
a governor Cor all the people and not
q part of them Mr. Cruce has on
many occasions shown himself TO be
over ready TO help perpetuate the in
terests Of the farmers and their insti-
tutions Every one viii remember
the low nrice farmers received for
their cotton during the seasons 190i5
MANY farmers IN the Ardmore record
ing district felt inclined 10 hold their
cotton for better prices and for this
purpose we formed what Is now
known as the Union Trade Exchange
OF Ardmore. auxiliary to the Farmers
Union The farmers, being hard
pressed. We're unable 10 do much to-
ward holding their cotton, when MT.
Cruce came TO our assistance and vol
unfairly offered rs funds to hold ev-
cry bale Of our cotton until the price
was satisfactory
Through and BY this one act alone
several thousand dollars We're saved
TO the farmers Of this vicinity. On
other occasions he has helped us TO
obtain profitable prices for our farm
products. When our oats We're har-
vested and the speculator put the
nrice down 20 26 and PIC a bushel,
Mr. Cruce again came to our rescue
and we put the price np 10 32hc a
hushel IN one day. AGAIN saving TO tho
farmers hundreds Of dollars This oc.
CURED before Mr. Cence or his friends
ever thought az him mixing the race
Tor governor OF Oklahoma. in fact be-
fore We had the remotest hope Of get
ting statehood
These kindly acts Of this gentleman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-06
]. P. ROETzEL
or WATONGA
Democratic Candidate for
Corporation Commissioners
Tells What He Will DO if
Nominated and Elected.

Among the candidates for Corpora
tion Commissioner who is making a
tour Of the state is ]. p. Roetzel OF
Waionea, blaine county. No man in
the list OF candidates Is better Quail.
fed % OH this position than Mr. Roet-
zel the candidate from Blaine county.
who Is regarded as one oi the most
trustworthy men that ever held po-
Hition there. lie is Thoroughly non
est and Is so regarded by men
wherever known
MI Roctzel came 10 Blaine county
a. the opening and settled on a farm
near Okeene, He was tie first chair
man Of Dcmocrgcys county commit
tee, and has labored for years in the
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upbuilding Of the party, aud that his
efforts were of some avail Is proven
bJ the election Of Democrats in what
was considered the strongest Replb-
lican county IN Oklahoma. He is now
residing on a farm near Watonga. Is
member of the lndahoma Farmers
Union OF the new state He Is well
Known throughout Oklahoma The
Democrats Of Oklahoma will make no
mistake in selecting Mr.. Roetzel a
member OF the Corporation Com
mission.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-06

Governor Frantz HIS appointed tho
following delegates TO represent OK
lahoma at the National Conference cf
Charities and Correction To be held al
Minneapolis Mimi. June ~ 10 10 10
1907; Miss Kate barnard. Oklahoma
tltyt rns NJ. Carter. Guthrie; Mrs
w Killings. Shawnee: Mrs A.
Aydeiotfe. Shawnee; Mrs Prank Rid
dle chlekasha. Mrs W A. Ledbei-
ter. Ardmore.
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NORTH DAKOTA !. 0. o. F.


Grand Forks. N. d.. lime 6.-F'olow-
ing the close of a two days session Of
the grand lodge. the North Dakota
Grand Encampment OF the < O. o. r.
began its annual session IN Grand
Forks today The business before the
Grand Encamnment consists cf the
election Of officers, the CONFIRMING of
charters granted during the past year.
the approval OF the reports of the
grand officers and The election Of a
representative to the Sovereign Grand
Lodge meeting 10 be held in ST. Paul
In September
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-06

Applications for notarial commits
sions We're received as follows;
Alice ID Mann. Of Oklahoma City.
for Oklahoma comfy
w. L. Burroughs. OF Cloud Chief.
ior Waslita county.
J. w. Holt of Maadarum for Kiowa
county.
Jesse Williams. Of Shawnee Cor Pot,
tawaiomie c0naty.
Hal q Hotchkiss. Of Waionga tds
lllaine county.
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Continued from page y
cation and In the pay of either Hay.
wood. Meyer, Pettihoe, Simpkias or
Davis. that one or AL Of them sug-
gested his various crimes AUD thaf az
an meetings held after each crime his
acts had been warmly commended.
Haywood Suggested Ss9u aenhurg Job.
Orchard testified that Haywood first
suggested that he come TO Idaho and
assassinate Steunenherg. Haywood
suggested he said we ought to get
Steunenberg II Thought n we got him
after letting him 90 seven or eight
years and then wenr back % Pafcr-
son, n y. and wrote iostcras to Judge
Gabbert Judge Goddard. Peabody.
Bell and others, telling them they
would get the same thing as Steunen-
berg. Haywood said he had sent ser-
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are mentioned to show his worthy
character while in the role of a pri.
vate citizen.
Up the solicitation of his many
frienus Mr. Cruce is an avowed candi-
date for governor of Oklahoma. and
knowing that he would make a gov
ernor that the people especially the
farmers and laborers would be prond
10 honor, we feel it duty to our
brother farmers and laborers to put
the Hon. Lee Cruces claim before
them.
Mr.. Cruce is a highly educated re-
fined and polished Christian gentle
man, eminently qualified TO FIJI the
position to which he asDires lie has
been a resident Of Ardmore for NUM-
Der OF years and has ALWAYS been
identified with the best interests OF
the city and country. He is of un-
questioned integrity has high ideals
Of morality believes in the upbuild-
ing of mankind and the perpetuation
Of home. He is gentle in action. po-
lite in speech. and pos1esses business
ability TO marked degree. He is a
gentleman in every sense of the word,
whom we know 10 be worthy of the
support of all the people and we earn
estly solicit your support in his be-
half
We wish 10 say in conclusion that
we are not acting in the capacity of
officers of the Farmers Union in thus
addressing YOU but we are doing
what we believe 10 be for the best In
tarest OF the people ot this state at
large,
Very respectfully,
J. r. GOTHER.
Pres. f. e. e c. u. of A., 2lst Rec. Dis
J. i TAYI.O2.
Il..n AI... Il,ain,, r,Dnl1, Irv
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Grape-Nuts Food


p nfd grains an Proytdeqc s hidden small
& Nuts ths npertast & IN M ie i lacking u white
or OF sugar Predgssd that quickly
the brain power 'F"7
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-06

County Attorney; NJ. N. Galway.
County Commissioner; NJ A. Kelso.
June 5. 1907.
Campaign Manager for G. j. West.
Enid Oklahoma.
Dear Sir: notice in today's
Oklahoman that % NJ. Walker has
stated openly that West is not run
ming in good faith to the Democratic
party and IS openly fighting his nomi-
nation" | desire to inform you that
scch statement was without any
#rthority whatever from me, and IS
absolutely false am not contribut-
ing to any political advertisements
for or against the the candidacy of
any man and certainly do not doubt
Mr.. Vests good faith towards the
Democratic party; the Cherokee Cirb
Of which am Aecretary and OF whitn
| was secretary at the time he was
endorsed, has endorsed the candidacy
Of Mr.. West; at that time it also en-
dorsed the candidacy of two other
Democratic candidates who were
Garfield county men, one OF whom
has since Withdrawn.
I hope this will serve the purpose
of Withdrawing my sanction TO the
political advertisement appearing in
today's Oklahoman
Very truly.
II NJ KNAI TyTyD
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eral men to Caldwell to do the steun-
enberg job
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Very respectfully

Get a free sample or DR. Shoop's
Health Coffee" Mt our store. If real
coffee disrurbs your stomach, your
Heart or Kidneys, then try this clever
Coffee imitation DR., Shoop has close
~ matched Old Java and Mocha Cot
fee in favor and taste. yet il has a
single grain of real Coffee in It. Dr.
Sho0p's Health Coffee Imitation is
made from pure toasted grains or GER
calls. with Malt Nuts, etc, Made in a
minute No tedious wait You Will
surely like It. Sold by =. b. Lille &
Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-06
Food Builds Brains

wear that on neverym
tissue
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Where are the Brains?

satisfied
brains to
hl them
back to drst principles,
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Salary of $4,000 per annum


Il that any meet his must paye business qual
such he offers high salary
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Yours very truly,
o. ID. HUBBEl.L.
Jrdicial Committeeman

have conducted a clean campaign,
aaa 7 desire if nominated that II be
because the Demo.r rats want me for
Attorney General and not merely be-
carse they do not want my opponents.
I ans perfectly willing to leave the
question in the hands of the voters
CHAs. WEST.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-06

The special sale on Saturday and
Monday at the St. Lonis Racket. 105
West Harrison avenue, Is drawing
large crowds. No economical hoiise-
wife should miss them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-06
AT Corner of Ok
lahoma A venue
and Division St.

~ d. Packer has just receiy-
ed another car load OF those fine bug
gies. Cali and see them Coraor OK
lqhoma and nroae street.
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An n to
This
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Very truly.
IL NJ NArAI KID
Congressional Committeeman.

Enid. okla, June 3, 1907
Manager for Chas West Enid Okla
Dear Sir: Ghave read the article
appearing In the Daily Oklahoman of
mis- date to which you called my at
tention and nuiice that II is stated
therein that ! among others state
openly that West is not running in
good faith with the Demo ratio party.
and that ! am openly fighting his
nomination | desire to state that l
have never said to anyone. and
neither have / ever thought that MI.
West was not ruHning in good faith
with the Denincratic party. l have
never questioned his motives in the
matter Of his candidacy know that
he Is a Democrat and has been an
active Democrat for the past ten
years in this county. am not fight
ing his nomination, neither am /
secretly doing so am for West
simply because he is candidate
from this county.
Yours very truly,
O. ID. HUBBEl4L.
Irdicial committeeman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-06

100 pairs Womens' st.75 and $500
new, up to date oxfords in Vici, Kid
and Pat. Colt Bluchers, choice, $50
al Robinson's.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-06

Boys long pant sale, 100 pairs slight
~ damaged, 75c and Sl.00 Worth up
TO $3.50 az The Annex. Old Welcome
Grocery bldg.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-06

women's White Canvas oxfords
SIS to $500 al Robinson's,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-06

Go 10 Ed's Place for Ice Cream ana
Cold Drinks. Lunok. shortorder. ci
gtEs ard tobacco; served with neat
an prompt service.
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$. c. Campbell sheriff. Dan fTuett
County Attorney; NJ. N. Galway
County Commissioner; NJ. A. Kelso.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-06
ORCHARD CONTINUES

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LEE CRUCE AND THE
FARMERS UNION

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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-11-29
Defect in Primary Law.

The intention of the trainers of
the direct primary law was to dis
courage the use of money by candi-
dates to secure their election. but
1t seems this excellent intention
was OF no value, unless, perhaps for
paving material to use on the high
way to hades. An attempt was
made. to compel candidates to file
sworn statements of their campaign
expenses so that they would have
to observe the prohibition against
spending money for nominations or
else perjure themselves. The at
tempt resulted in provision of law
requiring the filing of such state
ments under severe penalty of fail
ure, mot less than 10 days after
the primary election" As they
have all eternity in which to file
after the 10 days expires, it is safe
to say they will not hasten in the
premises.-Republic.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-11-29

A. l.. Shook and Miss Edith NJ.
Rush were married at the home oi
the brides parents in Seville. Ohio.
Rev. II. T.. Nicklin officiating The
marriage was sOlemnized IN the pre-
sence OF the the grOOm's parents.
those of the bride. her two sisters
and a girl friend. Immediately
following the ceremony the wedding
party sat down to a bounteous we'd
ding dinner. In the evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Shook took the train for the
West, stopping day each at Chic
ago. Kansas City, Colorado Springs,
aud Salt Lake City. After after n
few days spent in kennewick visit
ing friends and receiving hearty con-
gratulat tiOns they leave forSand Point
to remain several weeks. The new
couple expect to make Kennewick
their permanent home.
The groom is we'll known here and
has made such a record among us as
to be we'll spoken OF and highly re-
garded by all. The wife of his choos-
ing Is welcomed among US.