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The daily tribune., 1908-02-17
STATE FOOD INSPECTOR
WAGES WAR ON FLIES


"Wheu people realize that they
should fear the common house fy -
they would > rattlesnake. and take
steps for its determination, the death
rate Of this state for contagious and
infections disease will be decreased 90
per cent. Practically all disease can
be traced to the pest. y
The above is the remarkable state
ment made by Chief Food Inspector
Wilbur +. Cannon.
Regarding the pure food situation
in Colordao. Ohief Inspector Cannon
said: ~ suppose It Is now generally
known that new pure food act went
into effect January I. We are having
little trouble in bringing the manu-
facturers to bee the correct view. We
are spending more time and care in
Watching the Denver and Pueblo
factories. as at these points most Of
the factory foods used by the state are
made-Retting at the source Of the
evil, as it were. The ouly true rem
edy is to get at the source of supply
and then we will not have to check
up with tie retailers later. We are
acting in conjunction with the state
board Of health and in this way can
keep in touch with the health officers
in connection with our inspections.
'We can cause various factories to
so strictly comply with sanitary con-
ditions that they would be put to a
great deal Of expense. This we use
as big stick over those who do not
seem to be inclined to comply with
the regulations of the pure food law.
81 am going to force all factories
in the state to completely screen
their factories, so that flies will be
kept out. This feel sure will re-
duce the death rate of the state fully
so per cent. Few people realize what
it means. Imagine fly which has
come from places where disease pre-.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-17
ENTERTAINED G. A. R.
LADIES ON SATURDAY

Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Joseph
Snuff very delightfully."- entertained
the Ladies of the Grand Army at her
hospitable home on West Main street.
The ladies were invited to meet her
neice Mrs. Olinger, q charming visit
or from Jacksonville, Ill. The at
tendance was large. Mrs. Snuff is q
jolly hostess anad her merriment il
contagious, 30 the guests enjoyed
themselves to the limit. Delicious
refreshments we're served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olinger, after brief
visit with Canon City friends will re.
turn East. They are quite enthusias.
TIC over our Colorado climate, and arr
planning to make this their home
in the near future.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-17
Neglected Colds Threaten Life.
(From the Chicago Tribune

From the ChicARO Tribune)
Don't trifie with cold." Is good
advice for prudent men and women.
1t may be vital In the case OF child.
Proper food. good ventilation, and
dry. warm clothing are the proper
safeguards against colds. II they are
maintained through the chnpgeable
weather Of autumn. winter and
spring. the chan,es Of surprise
from ordinary colds will be slight.
But tho ordinary light cold will bc.
come severe II neglected. and we'll
established ripe cold is to the
germs Of diphtheriA what honey Is
70 the bce. The greatest menace to
child life 1T this season Of the year 10
the neglected cold.'' Whether II IL
= child or adult. tho cold. slight or
severe. tho very best treatment that
can be adopted 10 TO give Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. It IL safe and
surs. The great popularity and I'm.
msnss sale Of this preparation has
bsen attained BY its remarkable cures
Of this ailn,ent. A cold never 70.
Bs1ts In posumonia whom II Ia given.
Hoe sals By Dainsls Drug store.
(
The daily tribune., 1908-02-17

idea down to fine point. His work
has caused the other stores to follow,
his tactics In order to compete suc-
cessfully.
Generally speaking. find that
the merchants and people are hailing
with delight the pure food law. The
merchants are not so jubilant as the
housewives but they will find that 1t
is the best thing after they have be-
come used to dealing with absolutely
pure food. II one eats impare food
now 1t is his own fault In most cases. .
The daily tribune., 1908-02-17
WHICH IS BEsra

In considering the matter Of reduc-
ing the minimum cost Of water to
water consumers. the council would
do we'll to give the matter deep
thought before any definite action is
taken looking to reduction In price
charged the consumer, as reduction
to the water user means q reduction
In the income from the water works.
This water rental reduction is a
serious thing to contemplate, especial
ly II the minimum Is changed from
fifty cents per thousand gallons to
forty cents for the same quantity of
water, as gu ggested by Alderman
Beverstook from the First ward. In
considering this matter the council
must also take into consideration the
question of whether there would not
be an inadequaoy of water and wheth-
or II the rates are lowered, wouldn't
there be all insufficiency Of money in
the water department.
No doubt every water consumer in
this city using city water. would be
pleased to have the monthly rental re-
duced, but the users muse take into
\ 1,ov ro.
ceiving better and pureI grade Of
water than any city in the Arkansas
valley. and paying less for 1t. The
gross revenue from the Florence city
water works is about $12 200 per year
while the revenue from the Canon
City water works is $780, 900 per an
NUN. And have you ever taken into
consideration the difference in the
quality Of the two waters?
II the price Of water is reduced in
this city to the figures suggested
the consumers will use more water
and pay less for vt. The question Is,
can the city afford to sell its water
cheaper? II every user in the city
should use more than he now uses,
would the supply in the reservoirs be
sufficient to keep the city in water
from one dry season to another
Florence has already had some exper-
ienoe with the water from the we'll
near Fourth street, and we are sure
we do not want to drink any more Of
It.
As rule the cheaper q person can
buy an article the more he will use OF
It, and this will prove to be the case
with the city. Although the water
works finances are coming out IL
good shape, there IL still bond issue
Of @l25 900 to pay and the annual In
terest on this money is considerable
But the most urgent question 10, will
there be enough water on hand th'
year round to supply the city under I
cheaper rate? We think not.
II the council thinks that the
finances Of the city are In good enougI
shape to make a cut on the cost to tn
consumer, then the wisest thing +
do, II seems, would be to make tn
cut on what is called the excess; .ha
Is the number Of gallons used abov'
$4,000 gallons each year. and keep til
minimum charge ~ 1t 10 at present
Alderman Wilson Is said to favor thi
move.
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chambsrlaln's Cough Remedy
Favorlts.

eve prefer Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy to any other for our chill
dren," says Mr.. L. j. Woodbury.. Of
Twining. Mich. 1T has also done
the work for us in hard colds and
Group, and we take pleasuye in recon-.
,nending it." For sale by Daniels
Drug store. mwf
The daily tribune., 1908-02-17

So all may know. certain coal
firm In Florence is advertising Rock.
vale coal at %. 80 per ton. They
have not got Rockvale coal now nor
haven't had at any time.
left JOHN KILE. RockvaIe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-26
OF FIRST DIS
TR|CT MEMBER IN CON
GRESS SHOWN BY HENRY
S. JOHNSTON.

Special Ia Daily Leader
Foraker. Okla, Sept 26, The re-
moval OF restrictions IS the crying
need of the Usage people aud Is the
topic OF diNussion alike by Iudiaus
and whites Upon this Henry s.
Johnston spoke 10 l500 people who
are attending a ihreY day picnie and
reunion OF tho oll settlers at this
place. With the pfforlne of Me-
Gwre's record in congress the past
year II astounded the audience 20
learn that their representatives neglI-
yence ia looking after their Interests
had bordrcd upoA the criminal Mr..
johnson also talked on state and ma.
tional issues and IN each instance inn.
prcssed the audience with his sound
lngic aud sensible argument.
Johnston came here from lIomiuy
where he addressed a large crowd aud
left for Bigheart
Ills campaign through Usage county
is meeting with flaiicring success and
he is assured Of carrying the county
against Mcclure by o majority oftrom
400 10 500.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-26

Taft says. speaking OF me.
He has seized upon and magnitled
an unimportant aud incidental matter
to embarrsss tho administration. using
in this without scruplo blind race
prejudice 10 accomplish his main pur
pcse.
4 have no way Of proving what was
in my mind except by referring TO the
record. Anyone who reads that will
fail to find a sentence. or a word to
Justify any such statement as Mr.
Taft makes.
Rubbing the Old Sore.
In view of Judge Tafts statement,
| trust | may be allowed 10 repeat
what ] have said number of times
that in this whole matter ! bad no
revenges TO seek or personal euds 10
serve. hut was anxious to see that com
mon Justice was done TO tho represen
tatlyes Of noble and loyal race. every
one of whom by nature is Republican,
The oolored voters are known TO be
more or less displeased with the action
Of the Republican party Ia not passing
& me relief measure for these soldiers.
aud many of them have signlfled a
purpose TO vote against Judge TAFT
because OF hts official relation TO the
matter Mich work has been done to
overcome this trouble and 90 induce
he culored Republican voters OF the
country tr stand by the party with
which they have always affiliated. Aud
now comes the president aud publishes
Judge Tafl's letter containing his un-
fortunate reference 10 this unfortunate
ease.
what does he meanf Does anybod :
Imagine that the president Is unable
to see that he Is rubbing sore when
De should have brought plaster,
Durs he imagine. ar eau anybody sup.
pose that the Republican lored vot'
ers ol This country can Be brought to
the support ci Judge Taft by parading
Ia these closing days of the campaign
Judge Tafts helittllng az their chici
-'eVe"oe hN mcnlioning Il as an in
cidentai matter which has been selrai
upon and nagnifled, using in this with.
oar scruple a blind race prejudice
and then adding the charge that all
THIS Is Il ne only 10 'embarrass The
administration 0f President Roc seyeN 3
Can it be possible that the president
wants 10 deieM Judge raftg That can
no, be. and Set he could hardly DO any
oiher one thing better calculated 10
lose him votes. Tor ns self-respectine
iNeer0 reading whari 1udse Talt saws
iu this letter and adding it to an that
has gone before. can vote for hlul
without Feeling ihat he ls making a
greater sacrifice than most men. OF
which otaers are willing to make. IN
any event the presidents action and
comments are wrong toward The Re
publican arty Tor they amount Ia a
charge against the party al critical
hour OF the campaign q. an unworthy
purpose Ia connection with matter
that every colored man VINO has any
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Pittsbura. ID: Boston. ID.

pride ef race holds Of highest value
aud in deepest appreciation What
Judge Taft says in his letter. is the
equivalent Of an assertion that the col
ored people OF the country who have
teen gricved by what was doue in the
Brownsville matter have simply been
hoodwinked by designing selfishness
This Is bad enough. but tho president
makes II worse when he says
The entire agitation over Browns
Vile was in large part not a genuine
agitation on behalf OF the colored men
at all, but merely enc phase of the CT.
fort By the representatives cf certain
law defying corporations tn bring dis
credit upon the administration because
It was seeking to cut off the evils con
nected not only with the ccrrs,t use
cf wealth but especially with the cor
rupt alliance between certain business
men OF large fortunes aud certain poll
ticlans OF great office.
In other words, the Brownsville
proceeding vas not only all Judge Taft
said il Was but in addition to being
designing aud selfish n was prompted
BY the representatives of law-defying
Icorporatiou3 TO bring discredit upon
the administration ol it's policy with
respect {, them T'hg Is worse than tlc
presidents claim that the panic Of Oc-
brr was initiated by lot of rich
men IN Wall street who wanted 10
bankrupt themselves aaa ihe whOe
country that they might dlscrcdit him
and worse even than the story that
these same men raised fund of five
million dollars with which to prevent
him from naming his chosen success
or, happen to knew better taan
anybody else can know that there is
NOT the siighiest GROUND for such a
charge. II Is invention pure and simple
and, Judging by the frequency with
which he presideni Is bringing the
matter tc The front b,rn OF that Ills
quiet which comes 10 the eousience
waen there Is consciousness Of haying
done a great wrong,
Except only tbs Brownsville matiey
the rate bill Npd ielnl statehood,
I voted Tor all tM measures the presi
dent enumerated, among the achieve
ments of his adiAinisiratioE and some
Of them WAS in cMrge OF on TIE floor
oi the senate when they passed.
I'm making this .defense, IL have
said anything than WI W rk the slight
=, ssl injury iosthe Republican, pariy.
shall regre ~ but nhalh always teel
ihet lh0ael who have no consideration
f,,r me. my lapily az good name. bat
woRh gloa,ingiy reieice II they could
accomplish that shame and humiliation
they have attempted are not entitled
TO any consideration al nay hands and
my duty TO the party should be sub
Crdinated 10 duty 70 The family and the
good name have striyen to MAKE that
! may leave a 10 them as their herit
age. more priceless 10 their es''f
iica than anything within my power
10 give iben
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a helnons character that should be
read cut Of tho party on account Of
u as Judge Tafi's letter practically
proposed
r have In mind not the stopping
indefinitely OF adequate railroad con-
struciion al a Time when II Is 50 badly
needed. Nor the losses amounting TO
S5,0o0 0o0.000 q dollars. which has
hcen sustained on account cf the
Ehringage in values ~ all kinds of
eccuriiies, but the empty dinner pals
and suffering families OF unemployed
wage esrners and the humblN classes
IS people TO be found by thousands IN
eyerN section cf the Onion
Dinner Pals Kicked over
Responsibility Tor such conditions
iF serious II is the brst time we
have had anything like it under a Re
publican administration. Who caused
ail ihlsg Rot Proyidcncc he has
bcen generously indulgeui An our
D7iural c0ndlil na are iBvurahe go a
Resumption of the fullest prOsperiiy
and sel Il docs not come a mslllpn
hItnful dinner pals have been Kicked
oser Wc know that the policies OF
the Republican party filled them.
Whose y litles cmplled ihcmg | am
al least thankful profoundly SO that
no Que has ever charged moi even nay
biiterrsi enemy that ANY dinner pail
haa ever been cmpiicd or that any
wage worker has ever lost days
wages by reason OF my aci or speech
or vote Of mine n was because
tlonght lorcsaw all these disasters
tha would not be stOud up by tie
president shoulder 20 shoulder wi-ii
3hc Democratic senators 10 vote In sup
y r. ei policies that they rightlully. as
Thought claimed as their own
nut what manner OF mau Is judge
faff9#l lg9vei k5hwn hpn flr ereai
many years and ! thought Intimately
ga yNi u up.es blec IS thcuGa
did nat knoW bhn at all.
inlY 20 ap7 whea he wrote IN,
litter NE president publishes se was
~ DEVOTED O. the irustsmashlng pcl
icies Of the administration that he ha,
not consented 10 be made president O
a. a part OF the same mcy smen ! wa,
% be honofed wi,h re-electiai 10 ih'
senaie. because az my tolipcsiiion q
taht special feature of my policies an.
Hbw since the STANDARD matter, ther'
y maniIeaily ne most unusual indisna
Hon.
Apparently every man wh has an'
relation 20 tae company is % be driyei
Oui or public life. if so. shall prob
ably have a great deal OF company
Tafts OIL Affiliations.
Only one month ago, when Mr Tai
visited Middle Bass islanI and Toledi
be MAS the guest Of G. T. Lewis o
he law firm of Doyle a Lewis VIII
have hcen ihf attorneys of the stand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-26
OKLAHOMA STATE BANK
MAKES FINE SHOWING
Deposits Increased $S7, 10000
Since July IS, 1908. A Cash
Reserve of 80 Per Cent. Con-
servative M engagement tn
Reason.

Statement OF Oklahoma state bank
for .hdy IS 10 bank commissioner
showed deposits of S225,00o00 Under
call of September 23rd deposit show
S8l2, 10000 This increase of SSI,ue0
.lA sixty days demonstrates The popn-
afhy OF fhis bank whose deposits are
guaranteed by the Oklai ma state
law. This IS tie youngest bank in tho
city stil II is the third largest In
tmtbrle The officers and directors
arc men who have tie confidence OF
he people as demonstrated by Their
wonderful Increase in deposits OF SSt-
600 IN sixty days during the dullest
season of the year.
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STANDARD oil ODOR
At TACHES To TAFT
SAYS FORAKE|


ard oil for many years. standing next
IN rank in that relation to Virgil r.
Kline, and waen Mr.. Taft had occasion
10 pass back and forth between Mid.
die Bass aud Toledo, where ! had the
pleasure Of meeting him. he Travelled
on the yacht of Mr. Richardson, a
prominent magnate of the glass trust,
and while he doubtless paid the fare.
al least the papers So announced, when
travelling from Hot Springs to Toledo,
on his way TO Middle Bass, yet never.
theleBs Re rcde in tlc private car OF
one OF the cfticers of the read of which
also McssrS Doyle & Lewis are aitor-
peyg What "A series of objectionable
crimes There did not sccm go be any
such righteous dislike OF these stand
ard OIL aud ether trust representatives
rambling IN the hos m of Mr. Taft on
the occasions ia which | refer on
the other hand be- acted like a good.
square sen5ihle. honest minded maq
who really onioyed the company ha
was Keeping and the entertainment he
Was receiving and who recognized rs
ihe late Souat Hanna was arcustum.
ed ioisay that there are good trusts
az well as bad ones and even doccnt
people ia The employment of tbc stand.
ard on cuuipany as well as 0bioction-
able people and all that is to his credit
'li IS also highly 10 his credit that
When three years ago the president
had occasion 10 appoint United
States district judge Tor the northern
district Of Ohio. MIR Tart. knowing the
abilities and high character OF John n
D. ye OF she Standard OH firm OF
Doyle d Lewis. did not hesitate to
recommend him TO the president IN
strong language Tor appointment to
tlat indgeship
The standard on relation to Judge
Doyle. then well known q MIR Taft
did not prevent him from recognizing
his high character and general fitness
for such sacred trust and ! happeu
TO Know, as did, Mr. Justice MuCdy
who was Then attorney general ihal
ihe president on The zee mmendatior
OF Judge TAFT was Intending 10 appoinl
Judge Doyle aud would have done 81
no doubt except that, for reaann
which. did not reflect cn Judge Doyie
he fiualls appointed Judge Robert NJ
Bns u the STANDARD on compain
was ia good enough repn;e only threl
years ago TO warrant Judge Tan q
recommending Judge Doyle aud Pred
deat Roosevelt IN appointing him 10
mdgeship, much more was it insuliici
entity ia good repnte Six OF seven year.
earlier, before any cf the recent yiru
lent attacks We're made on a. TO war
rant me IN accepting employmeni o
the character mentioned.
What q pity lt IS thar Judge Tart
letter was no; allowed q continue IA
siunber until after he election
As 20 be- RfewnsNil.e maitcr Ma
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chIeaao. s; nrookIyn. 1

Brooklyn. Sept. 2G.-Chicago won
Yesterdays game from Brooklyn by
making strong finish The teams
fought OH even terms for six innings.
Hummel scoring in the first with
home run drive 10 deep center and
Chance getting around for Chicago IN
the second on his being hit. steal,
and Tinker's timely single. Aftcr
that Overall was invincible while
Rucker weakened
Score RH l..
Chicago ... oiD O0O 112--5 O
Brooklyn ....... 100 900 O0O-l J.
Batteries: Overall aud King; Ruck-
er and Farmer, --
Summary; Two-base hit, Tinker.
Jordan, Home run, riummel. Base
on balls. off Overall 2; Rucker. <.
Strnck out, by overall. s; Rucker, [.
Pittsbura. 6-f; Boston, 2-1.
Boston Sept. 26.-Tbe Pittsburg and
Boston Nationals divided a double
header, Boston winning the first gama
, TO /. and the visitors winning the
second. to T. 81
Batteries: Ferguson and smith;
Maddox aud Gibson.
summary Home run, Bates Base
or balls. off Ferguson. 81 Maddox, 2
Struck out, by Maddox, /
Second Game.
Score r. II. T.
Pittsburg ...,12l 600 200---6 ~ 3
Boston .......010 600 000--1 s ,
Batteries: Leifeld and Gibson;
Chappelle. Mccarthy and Bowerman
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a ST @ Ia 4 a.
p..,.,h, 1Ihe Kad You Haze Aszg BOugh
s'';;,.s =; J; : Nzn2Zzzx
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Giants Take Big Slump.
New York, Sept. 26,-The Cincinnati
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Report Of the Condition q

The Oklahoma State Bank, at Guth-
iie, in the state OF Oklahoma, at this
close of business September 20, 1908
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cierk.carrlsr.

Cierk'Carrisr.
An examination for clerk and car
fier viii be- held at the bostofnlce ~
this city ontNoyember p, 1905 Asa
llnits, IS tofi5 Years, on the date OF
ihe examination Married women will
pot be admitted 10 The examination.
llnmarried women Nill be admitted to
1he eNaminati0h. bnt arc eligible for
RppointmfBt onls' as clerk.
\ Applicants mnst be physically sound
and male applicants must be not less
than 3 feet Z inches Ia heighs without
boots or shoes. and weigh moi less than
l25 pounds without overcoat or hat
For application blanks and for full
information relative 10 the examina-
fion. qualifications. duties. salaries.
vacations. promotions. etc, address
immediately Geo A. Barber secretary.
board OF civil service examiners. posi-.
office, Guthrie, Okla.
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Pink Pain Tablets-Dr. Shoop's-
stop Headache, wOmanly pains, any
pain. anywhere. in 90 minutes sure.
Formula on the Poe box. ASK your
druggist or doctor about this formula-
it's fine. Wallace's drug store.
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JACK LOVE HEARS EVIDENCE

Chairman Jack Love. OF the Corpora
tion commission. returned this morning
from Cleveland where he took evidence
the past two days offered by Cleveland
citizens in their complaint asking the
Commission TO move the division point
Of the Katy in Oklahoma from Usage
Junction TO Cleveland. Chairman L-ve
states that ihe matter Will be sci for
bearing al che nezt teiail Of court when
the rsileoad couiany pil se giYen a
hemhlg og9he matter
Soothes itching skin Heals cuts or
burns without a scar Cures piles
eczema. salt rheUn. any Itching.
Doan's Ointment Your druggist sells
it,
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National Leaaue.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland Aaaln pefcated.

Cleveland, Sept Washington
again defeated Cleveland yesterday.
Witherup pitched great ball. especial
ly with men on bases and famed
eight Chech was oven more effect
i've than Wltherrp Up to the ninth,
when he weakened Then five hits,
errors by Chccl and Goode aud Brad
loy's error of Judgment resulted in five
runs for Washington.
Score H. h. E,
cleveland ..... 600 00f 0O0i Z 3
Washington 0oD 900 lO5 g S |
Batteries. Checl and Sullivan,
Wiihcrup aud Street
Summary: Two-hase hit, Bradley,
Mcbride Base ON balls, Witherup,
g. Time, 20.
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To sell They Play While They Learn
It." $3.50 per day Is an easy mark
for an Industrious lady 20 earn each
day. Call on OF address
c. F. BERRY.
Cottage Hotel. Guthrie. Okla.