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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-10
Patriotic Union Men

Patriotic Union Men.
Don't think this is approved by all
Union men. Thousands of them are
citlzans cf the best quality bat they
are in bad company and are most
arbitrarily ruled by the managers in
power. These peaceable members
lock forward to the time when the
boycott. strike, picketihg, fighting
spelling machinery; cutting harness,
stopping funerals, blowing up work.
men and homes. fate Of the most in
tense kind, slugglng and murder will
stop ana the present managers who lie
about their peaceful Intentions while
winkng al and slpp rtng the crimes
will be replaced by honest leaders
who win conduct the affairs OF fonest
wcrkingmen IN an honest and lawful
manner not preiudicial 70 the rights OF
the common people. When labor con.
tracts viii be made like other con
tracts without coercion. threats or yio-
lence. when builder can safely agree
npcn tle price of brick. lumber glass
iron and labor in his building. aud
rae manufacturer can safely agree to
sell his machines CIR other products
in ihis or foreign countries based up
on a certain aud giyea cost for ma.
/ terra AID labor without danger OF
! ruin By vi lencc aud destruction OF his
plant. and when communities OF citi.
zons can depend upon the steady
running OF the Industrial establish.
ments upon which such communities
depend far daily living Then. and
only thon Will this labor warfare
cease and the tremendous cost and
harm 10 the common man be done
away witl Until that time q Is mani.
/ iCStly the interest -0l every man not
Ian Interested participation IN the
profits OF the Lab Trust ihnd ihe
common citizens ouinumber the 9th,
crs 40 10 - 10 work and vote against
eyory mOve OF the Labor Trust 10 gain
more power over the citizec4 That
allowed. liberty OF tae common people
will disappear II is time FOR tho
citizen Go protect himself az The polls
he can on,y 30 80 By putting down
every class either OF capital of labol
secking oohiro OF rhe alilhs of ihc
pubiic.
Communities must fetain conirrl ol
their own affairs iree rom The die
tatcs OF any clas organization
In this csIpalsn the Combination
Democratic Labor Trust party prom
lee special privilege and inmunit,
from law to the Labor Trust member.
when they try 10 ride over the citl
zens; the Republican, platform prom
ises the uphodlng Cf She Peoples
Courts and protection Tor III the peo
/ pie ! am neiiaer Democrat nor Re
publican but only speak q word fO
{ the common people.
There's a Reason.
c. w POST, Battle Creek, Mich.
/ y B.-I.ot the reader rcmembe
that ! am in favor OF Trade Unions am
z these plain stafemsrts are printed viii
e the bope that the impadent lawles
6 men N violent tendencies" viii be RI
! placs b careful. honest. law respect
{ ing managers who vii. rescue ~
Z eaercl name ii Labor from iae oainI
? 1tse present maragefs haye too Oitc
put upon ii. Until that lime citizen
. lmrs ie alert y nFoteci ihcmaeife
4 ard ta.sl aiieirs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-10
Mill aunnIv Ms,hodIet suIpls.

w III oUupTV WatNUNI9N uIPIN'
Rev. E E Fnlrchild, pastor OF the
First Methodist Episcopal church. Is
In attendance at the Oklahoma an
nual conference Of His church at SAaw-
nee. The nulpit sill be filled in his
absence by Rev. H. G. Beek the nonu.
lar young pastor CT the Methodist
church In Waukoms Services aa
usual, at u a. M aud 7.30 p. m.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-10
go a close caIL

Mrs Ada H. Groom the widely
known proprietor Of tho Groom Hotel
Vaughn Miss. Gays. For several
months suffered with severe cough,
and consumption seemed 70 have its
grip on me-. when "a friend recommend
od Dr. Kings New Discovery be
gan taking 10. and three bottles affcc p
ed u complete cure" The fame Of this
NE saving cough aud cold remedy
and lung and throat heater Us word
wide Sold az all drug stores aoc ana
Si .60, Trial b0itlc free.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-10
Would Mortaaae the rarm.

A farmer on Rural Route 3 Empire.
Ga. w. A. Floyd by name says.
nncklon's Afnica Salye cured the two
worst sores evar saw; one on my
hand and one en- my leg. Il IS worth
more than It's weight In gold ! would
not be without Il if had 10 trorigase
the farm to get IT, Only 25fiai all
drug stores. iH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-10
Wnl Ex.end suslness.

Tho r. o. Lutz Dry Goods ca yes
ferdug purchased the Polite building,
IN which their clothing depaftm snt Is
located This gives The company the
OWDci alp Of iheir entire buiidlug
w5srA "a 7a Iooi front Tie e9ppaly
Is niempiating Building third story
10 the building in ihe near iuture~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-10
Look Under 1t.

Did you ever turn over q big flat
stone and watch the pale bugs and
worms with fringe Of legs down each
side. scurry to hide from the sunlight?
How these little wrigglers hate the
man who exposes them
DO you ever feel an antlpathy to-
wards these sqnirmers that remind
you OF the lickspittle prostitution Of
some politicians.
A little further along we will lift a
stone and give the people square
look bef re the crawlers can stink cut
Of the sunlight.
You will perhaps remember the one
big question before the two National
conventions to nominate Presidential
candidates was the anti-lniunction
question It vitality affects the llber-
tics of tee common people VS.. the
Labsr Trust
Al the Republican Convention the
machine managers after a trade with
the managers OF the Labor Trust pre-
senled plank calling f0r antiinjune'
aion legislation.
Anti-lniunetion.
.MNht does tlli-tuJ uhNtiDu ilNAli-
II means the enactment Of new laws
TO prevent the peoples courts from IS
suing any order TO stop men, known
20 be Intending to assault workmen q
destroy properly, IN other words tic
the hands OF the courts and not allow
them TO protect persons or property.
But The honest members Of the Con
vcntIon at Chicago hocted down this
attack on our courts and refused &C
insert such plank In tle platform
asserting in place OF H. confidence n
the Integrity of our courts and dc
mandng that their present power e
project the eiiizens be maintained
that vas the basis OF the nlanl
a,lCpied.
Who Managed
ID was said the National Association
rf Manufacturers brought about thl
result But that IS not strictly trne.
The National Council for lndustrla
Defense represented hy It's counsel to-
Secretary OF the National Cltizrns IN
dustriai Association. James A Euery
was In charge OF the work Of pratec
iicn aud allied With II were i3S Ma
tional and local associations OF varion
kinds ibcluding the Manufacturers.
This was TIE w.rk Of the grea
thlnklng. working masses OF men VIII
do things aud Try 10 keep the indus
tries CT America busy and over ?
thousand kilograms came in one da
20 the delegates at the Repubiica
Convention. pleading fer indorsemen
of our courts and denouncing the a
tempts OF intending law breakers,
force upon the people laws whic
would allow the sluggers and dyni
miters OF the Labor Trust to do thei
acts immune from punishment
Failing in their attempted imp
dence the leaders OF the Labor TruI
took their dolls and went ont % Del
YER
There tae noted l6 to one trimm,
supported BY the discontented, fro
the Black Hand up. met them Wit
the invitation 10 draw up any tern
just so they would deliver the lab'
vote"
The denl was made under whicn,
elected. the Democratic President
10 advocate measures In the interes
of the huge Labor Trust by tying q
handN OF the courts and 0bstructiI
their acts VIXEN attempting 70 proIe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-10

Mennen's Talcum 14e., at Rcnfro'.
Drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-10

punishment Of the paid sluggers and
dynamiters, in order that the propa.
ganda of terror and tyranny can be
more safely carried on
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-10

Mems Beacon $500 Shoes 10 Pat,
Colt, Gun Metal and Velour calf in
Button or Lace, az Roblnson's.
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II yon suffer from cancer m any
form, Hmfly fil a. yDpr name and
nddTess on dotted lines below ard
mail today Dr Curry Cancer
. Cure Co.. Curry Saaharlnm.
, Lebanon, OHIO. You VIII be sHr.
. prls q how easily you eau cure
, your geli al home witecnt risk or
. danger
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, street ..4....,...s....-......
: Cry State .....................
: II Jon prefer not 10 address re
: Cancer Company Itself sou may
reach the Doctor privately iGst ~
Ne ~ aigrsssar hIa WlYale
seere;ary, e " Ransey. B1x ess.
Lebanon. Ohi-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-10

towuoya Chocolate Candy. fbo best
at ReniioH dug si-re.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-10

lporsons ana property Of ihe common
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-10

If you are not up to "top-notch condi-
tion, cut out meat, eggs and pastries, and
try Shredded Wheat for ten mornings
Shredded Wheat is the whole wheat,
steam-coolsed, shredded and baked. Il is
not treated" 'flavored" or compounded"
with anything. For breakfast, heat the
Biscuit in oven TO restore crispness, pour
hot milk over it, add little cream and
dash Of salt Your grocer sells it,
The Washington times., 1908-07-16
HART WILL FIGHT
is BEGUN TO-DAY
Lawyer for Millionaire's Adopted
Daughter Arrives in New
York From Paris.

NEW YORK, July 1s.-Donald Har-
per, an American attorney prscticing
in Paris, arrived here today on the
White Star liner Majestic. and went i'm
mediately 70 his New York office, =
Broad street, 70 make preparations 70
break the viii of BENJAMIN Hart. the
American millionaire who died last May
in Paris. disinheriting his adopted
daughter and mis- alleged divorced wife.
and leaving his s.. 90 20 a French
woman. Nine De Bic
The viii contest win me made on July
90, in the sUrrOgate's court, and IL prom
Uses 10 develop a three-cOrnered fight
for the dead mans millions that IS
likely TO prove as sensational as any
thing Of its kind.
Mr. Harper is the counsel for the
adopted daughter. Nine. Jean De Gull
lemIn, wife OF the counselor or the
French embassy at Vienna, and for
merly a special envoy OF France 10 the
United States
Nine De GUilIemin is a sister-in-Il.E
Of the Countess OF MantebeIlo. NJ De
Guillemin has instructed Mr.. Harper "a
spare no expense and to leave nothing
undOne in the attempt to break the
Hart Will.
Hart was a Virginian who aunasve,l
his fortune in New York and converted
IL into inccme-b bearing securities and
then went 70 Paris 10 live. In 1892 he
adopted Isabel Lucchessi. then three
years Old. he had her educated IN Eu.
rope and in New York, and II was while
she was here that she met NJ. Gull
lemin. then on his mission 70 the United
States.
The Washington times., 1908-07-16
DIVORCE EVIL LAID
TO WIFEYS BREAD
DR.. Wiley Says 1t Causes Dyspep-
STA, the Root of Many
Family Jars.

ATLANTIC CITY, y. j., July t.
Good bread would solve the American
divorce problem, according to DR.. Har-
very W. Wiley. head OF the National
Pure Food Commission, who addressed
the American Biscuit Bakers Associa-
ton az fits annual convention here.
Give the American man good bread
and you VIII make him bipartisan of
the home and Preside" said the emf
nent originator Of the Poison S1uad."
If the bakers make good bread and
then educate the people TO buy their
wares he added. the great destroyer
of domestic felicity. dyspepsia. viii be
removed and we will hear no more OF
the divorce problem.
"Wifeys bread has been more the
enemy Of domestic felicity than any
other one thing. and when this cause
is removed we will find a good imitation
OF the Elysiun IN our kitchens. The
trouble has been that lots OF the bread
In THIS country isn't At 70 eat I don't
know whether you fellows made IL or
not, but I'm going 10 be frank with you
and say that somebody's IN the wrong
somewhere and they'd better look out.
There's too nauch chemicalized -four
being used don't see any reason
why the color nature gave 20 flour is
ob1ectionsb ie.''
The Pure Food Commissioner de-
clared that the bleaching process by
which much or the flour IS treated IS
detrimental TO the wholesomeness Of
bread.
The Washington times., 1908-07-16
MAY CONDEMN LAND
FOR NEW BUILDING
Treasury Department Urges
Action on District
Attorney.

Further action toward the acquisition
of land for the erection Of one or more
buildings for the Departments of state,
Justice, and Commerce and Labor was
taken by the Treasury Department to-
Gay In a request which IL made ia
United states District Attorney Baker
that the latteTs office institute con-
domination proceedings for the fixing o.
the value upon the property desired
The United States District Attorneys
office. therefore, has entire charge OF
the matter. for the time being. The
Treasury Department Will do nothing
further until the value of the land has
been fixed. when the matter viii go be-
fore the United States district court.
It is thought that a special commission
will be appointed 70 hear the testimony
OF the property owners and appraise
values, in lieu OF the formal jury Of
condemnation.
1t became necessary to take these
steps TO force the titles, as when AS
sistant Secretary Winthrop. whose Of
fee has had charge of the matter, asked
Tor proposals TO sell the properties, only
a few of the owners responded, and Il
was impossible TO estimate the cost OF
me purchase except by condemnation
proct edings.
The land desired includes the five
squares, mum bered 225 to 80. inclusive,
pounded by Pennsylvania avenue. FIT
teenth street the Mall, and Fourteenth
street. The appropriation by Congress
Tor the purchase Of the property was
xZ,5O0,OO0. II the condemnation value
llGed by the court meets with the ap-
proval OF the Treasury Department, the
latter VIII ask the court 20 affirm the
Hgure as the nnal purchase price: II
not, as is improbable. the negotiations
VIII nave 70 be conducted all over again.
should The value be found 70 exceed
the appropriation, and yet meet the
Congress will be aske,, for a Larger
sum with which TO make the purchase.
and there is little doubt in the mind OF
treasury officials that Congress Will
give the additional sum IL IL is needed.
The Washington times., 1908-07-16
PASSENGERS HURT
ON STATION CAR

The anxiety OF passengers on one Of
the shuttle cars in Delaware avenue
northeast to catch a train yesterday
afternoon resulted in an accident IN
which two persons were injured and
many more badly shaken up. When the
car. which IS one Of those operating be-
tween Union Station and Delaware ave-
nue. and Q street northeast, reached
the station mi OF the line many Of the
passengers crowded to the front plat
form.
The motorman, ". r. Boyles. was
prevented from operating the brakes,
and the car crashed into a trolley pole.
DR.. c. DonneII, OF 1ols Fourth street
northwest, was standing Just behind
the mOtOTnan. and was struck by the
brake and thrown to the floor. c L.
Huchman sustained a cut over the eve
and several other passengers were badly
shaken up. Neither the motormsa nor
the conductor. g l. HOdgkins. was ar
rested. as the police declared the &C
cident TO be unavoidable.
The Washington times., 1908-07-16
ENGLISH BOYCOTTED
IN CONSTANTINOPLE

CONSTANTINOPLE. July l6.-The
British Chamber Of Commerce in Tur-
key met today TO consider the question
of abandoning its trade policy, which
is resulting in the boycott of British
goods by most OF the other foreign mer-
chants doing business In Constantine
pie.
Thinking TO better its position, the
chamber warned British manufacturers
against selecting any one except Eng
hshmen for their agents I'm Turkey, al
legilg that all others were unreliable.
The old-estahlished Greek. Armenian.
and Jewish firms resent the action. and
have begun a serious boycott Of British
goods.
The Washington times., 1908-07-16
FOUND BUT ONE
CURE FOR ECZEMA
Many Different Remedies and Even
Hospital FaiIed-SuFered 3 Years
with Severe itching, Scurfy Skin
Could Hardly Stop Scratching.
THANKFUL FOR PERFECT !
RESULTS OF CUTICURA

About three years ago / was trouo-
led By q severe itching and dry, scurfy
skin on my ankles and feet. could
hardly keep from scratching. In q few
days large red patches appeared and
after that pimples formed. went 20
the hospital, and the doctors pro-
bounced it q very bad case Of eczema
/ went % the hospital two months and
obtained q very little relief, so tried
many different remedies for al least
ten months, but none seemed 70 curs
me. They would ralieve me FOR week
or two, then my skin would be full 81
pimPles, the same as ever. Lately I
decided 70 try the CUticUra Remedies,
and am very thankful did, for, after
using the Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Oint-
ment and Cuticura Rssolvent Pills. I
was completely cured l hope thss
any one suffering as I did vii try tho
Cuticura Remedies. Hiss Teckla Pech,
1872 Fifth St, HighlsndtOwR Mo-
Jan IA, 1905"
The Washington times., 1908-07-16
POPULISTS LOST;
ST. LOUIS ANXIOUS

ST LOUIS. No, July 1s.-where are
the Populists2
That is the question puzzling poll
tcians around St. Louis. The be-
wiskered gentlemen are twenty-four
hours overdue now The politicians are
asking If it is possible that the party
has abandoned its campaign
The Populist national committee was
scheduled to open headquarters on
Tuesday but none Of the committee Of
icials has appeared. twenty-five rooms
were engaged at the Madison Hotel,
but no one has come to occupy them.
About July 1. r. H Mallett. of Clay
borne, Tex, national chairman OF the
Populists, passed through St. Louis on
his way to Denver to attend the Dem
coatic national convention. While here
he engaged the rooms and said he
would open political headquarters July
u. Since then the hotel people have
heard nothing from him.
The Washington times., 1908-07-16
LABOR DAY OUTING
PLANNED BY UNION

The Labor Day committee OF the
Central Labor Union last night laid
plans for a mammoth parade and cir
Gus AT Benning. September Z. which
viii rival in magnitude and interest the
parade on last Labor Day.
The Building Trades Mechanics
Council viii be asked 70 take charge
OF the arrangements, as suggested By
Vice President James McCracllen, OF
the Central Labor Union
IN addition 10 the day at Benning.
during which continuous vaudeville,
races and a baseball game between the
Painters and Plate Printers UniC1s
Will be pulled of. the celebration Will
continue into the night with a dance
The Washington times., 1908-07-16
Deaths.

Thomas T. Rabbit, p years. 1919 Third
street northeast.
George W Hill, 81 years, Government
Hospital for Insane
James Byron McGuigan, IS years. Hoy's
Hotel.
Lon Pohlman. 43 years. 1923 Fifteenth
street northwest.
Mary f. Hellwig, IS years, 939 I street
northwest
susan GangcWer, IS years, 223 Thir-
tenth street northwest
Ruth A Bowling, 26 years, I04 z street
northwest.
Emerson Brewster. months. Children's
Hospital.
James J. Garvey. moths, 81 Fiji
tee1th street southeast.
Joseph Opertz, 4 months, - Fourteenth
street southwest
Bessie K. Hadden, ten DAVIS KeuiI-
worth, d. G.
May Turner. 5 days. 81 New York ave-
nue. northeast
The Washington times., 1908-07-16
TOday's Vital Records.


Births.
Morris and Ida Weisb-rger. boy.
Edward NJ and Eleanor NJ Wise, boy
Walter F. and Frances Underwood. girl
Allison W. and Jennie T. Trotter. boy.
Robert A. and Kate c. Schoonover, girl.
Arthur and Violet Shugart, girl
J. r and Mildred Stone, boy.
Burnet s. and Mary 3. Reynolds, boy
Ernest and Martha Raum. boy.
Charles w and Sarah A. Mills, girl.
Howard and Isabelle Miller. boy
Edward NJ and Elsie s. Lewis, girl
William G. and Helen r. Kiefer, boy.
William A. and Elizabeth Horstkamp.
girl.
Charles p. and lola Griffith, giri
Howard II. and Mabel Graham, boy.
Samuel r. and Mary Z Edmonds, boy.
Frank and Georgia Dattore, girl.
Joseph A and Kate Curtin, girl.
William T. and Emma y. Connors, girl.
Ben Jamin T and AbbIe Brown bow
Arthur and May Bohennon, girl.
The Washington times., 1908-07-16
CARDINAL GIBBONS
TO SAIL SATURDAY

BALTIMORE, July I5.-Cardinal Glib
bons will leave Baltimore tomorrow az
ternoon for New York, on his way 10
the Eucharistic Congress, which will
be held in London from September 3
10 y. inclusive. and at which he will
he the only American speaker. The Car
dinaI Will sail Saturday on the Koenig
Albert. OF The North German LLOYD
Line. and will land At Naples July Q
or 90
The Cardinal viii visit Rome. and at
ter leaving the papal capital will
probably pay visits 20 Two or three
countries before going to London.
The Washington times., 1908-07-16
Inventory of the Resources
VIII ShoqU Wealth of Nation
Work Begun Under the Direction of the National Con-
servation Commission Result of Confer
ence of the Governors.

The great movement inauguTated by
President Roosevelt and the recent gov
ernors' conference to preserve the nat
ural resources OF this country, began
in reality today when. under the direc-
ton Of the National Conservation Com
mission. an inventory OF the nations
resources was started by the various
Government departments. The Presi-
dent has requested that a full report
OF this kind be laid before him by jan
uary /.
The commission Will hold its first
meeting in Washington, December /.
At that time that body VIII take up
the study of facts which the summer
work in the various departments has
brought together. preparatory to hold
ing a joint meeting with the governors
OF various States a month later, fol-
lowing which viii come the formal re-
port to the President
Support Promised.
The various chiefs of the executive
departments have held meetings and
promised their hearty cooperation 10
the summer inventory work. Active
work is now going on in every Govern
ment bureau which cen furnish any
material to the inventory report of the
commission.
A great amount Of this material is
already available in the Government de-
partments; other important parts OF it.
however. will be collected through spo-
cial channels. Among these Will be the
State Conservation Commissions. which
the governors are appointing. and some
OF the great national organizations
which we're represented at the White
House conference. and which have en-
tered with spirit into the general con
servation movement. In other words,
the machinery fer making the first in
ventOry ever attempted Of the resources