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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-27


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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-27

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FILES
ANSWER

The state has made answer to the
amended petitions OF the Pullman and
the Western Union Telegraph com
panies, which filed suit I'm the Federal
court to set aside the assessment for
taxes made bA, the Stale Board of
Equalization. The state deuies that
the value OF property Of other public
service corporations twas assessed az
less than 75 per cent. Of the actual
sssS ,a,,l! .aI9e, .oI, s.a,s . sSg@7% t'e
Tho gPullmanN company operF79
thirty-two cars in Ok AhGma assesse
by the state at $50 90 eacA or $780,
GOO. which the company claims IS
sac coo IN excess OF the actual value
OF the property. The cars were re-
turned TO the state board at 400 escn.
The Western Union Teiegraph TOM
pany returned its property IN Oklaho-
ma at 1881 ,354.10, which the board in
creased 10 sl,lt4662.30. The states
boari had certified about $4,000 OF
the values OF each company TO eoun-
ties when Il was served with Fed
e-ai court Injunction,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-27

~Young man." said her father. Il
don't want you to be too attentive 10
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to her rou won't haye money enough
20 Do Il, liverpool Mercury
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The stranger advanced toward the
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politely. I'm looking for Mfr,
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Som L. said Mrs. O'Toole. shifting
her club over to her other hand.-Ev.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-27

0OO,OOO,OOO; in 1904 (the last report
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was $4,000, ,000 and from 1900 to 1904
il 'was $4,000 000.--From Studies In
the Gospel of the Kingdom" in The
HOmiletlc Review
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The Washington times., 1908-09-27
Auditor AHdreWS Speaks
At Chevy Chase Meeting

Several hundred persons crowded the
Chevy Chase Library last night 20 listen
10 the speakers Of the Bethesda Good
Government Club discuss pertinent po-
htcal subjects. John L. Weaver. who
recently was elected president OF the
club. presided, and William J.. Andrews.
Auditor for the United State, treasury
Department. was the principal speaker.
Mr. Andrews devoted his time 10 three
topics: American Financial LegIsIa-
ton" Postal Savings Panks." for
which he made a strong plea. and the
Democratic Plan for the Guarantee %
Rank Deposits" In an impartial man
ger, MI Andrews argued the latter
topic at some length he said tha =
tWo-thirds of the bank deposits OF the
nation are IN State banks a7I only one
third in national banks He Eaid he aid
not see how there could Je an equitable
10 seLhehl so that the deposits Of
iOJh these classes OF banks should he
guaranteed IF an attempt we're made
10 nave -he Government guarantee do
PoSlIs. ne said Il would be found that
II was utIeF4y without power to enforce
1He regulations which would surround
such guaranty He said that this pro-
poSi' Is more radical than any ever
MADE by any Repub1can statesman
MI Andrews referred to the DroDosaI
tAat there be levied on national baDl~s
a tax which would bring I'm interest 10
the amount of Sl.o00.G0o. which should
De turned into a fund for the pavrDert
OF losses by depOsitOrs Mr.. Address
dld not pass judgment on this p,oDosaI
nor on others to which he referred his
auureSS was largely technical b1I+ ba
Sald IN conclusion that he was utterIv
unable to follow Mr.. BRYAN I'm his
scneme Tor bank deposit guarantees
Col John ". YeTlCes. former com
missioner MS OF internal revenue, Ra
PuoHcaH, SAID that II there ever was a
time when the Republicans should sUn-
now. 49, ~ 10
AlIen -. Albert the last speaker, said
that as an IndeDendeIr Democrat he
nad CHOSEN between Taft and BRYAN
Mr. Albert said that this freedom ~
choice is that of the true Democracy,
he SAID that he believed that such a
uOCtTlhe as protection OF commercial
enterprises is repugnant to Democracy.
The Washington times., 1908-09-27
BENNET A CALLER
ON THE PRESIDENT

Representative William S Bennet.
whose ear is always close TO the ground
in New York. called upon the President
yesterday. talked New York politics,
obtained a communication of sentence for
a young mail clerk who had appro-
priated Government money to play the
races, and made a number OF optimistic
predictions about Republican success.
Hearst is going to get a good vote in
New York State said NIr Bennett.
"He will draw from both parties, al
though the Democrats Will feel the ef-
feet Of the Independence party move
uent most. regard the State as safe
" Republican for both tickets It's too
early to predict pluralities.
Hughes IS unpopular, of course, with
certain elements, but TIE church people
and the conservatives are with him
He Will be elected, I am confident
Hearst will draw more from ChanleE
than Hughes"
He secured a Communication Of SEN
tence for the young postal clerk, whose
name he Withheld. who had played the
races too freely before Governor
Hughes put them out OF commission.
The Washington times., 1908-09-27
President Ready With Bomb;
Holds Fire to Hear Bryan
Expected to Make More Disclosures on Standard Oil Af
fliations-May Defend Giving Franchise to the
Prairie Company

President Roosevelt baS still another
unplayed political card up his sleeve.
After taking a conspicuous part dur
ing the past week in the elimination OF
Senator Joseph Benson Foraker and
Speakers Bureau Director Thomas Cole
man du Pont from the Republican coun-
cils, and virtually forcing the resigna-
ton Of Governor Haskell as treasurer
of the Democratic campaign committee.
Il was indicated at the White House
last night that the President had an
othe~ bombsheH In reserve and would
be ard from again, possibly within a
day.
In fact. word came through Secretary
Loeb yesterday afternoon that another
statement would be issued from the
White House last night.
Waits on Bryan.
Afterward, il is understood. II became
known there that Mr.. Bryan was pre-
pairing n reply 10 the Presidents recent
telegram in which he scored Haskell
Bryan. and the Democratic platform
and, on account Of this, II is said, the
issuance OF the statement was post
poned. evidently with the idea Of first
hearing the Democratic candidate.
Just what new move the President
proposed to make in his statement OF
last night. if 1t had been issued. was
not divulged. although it is probable
that IL concerned the Haskell charges
that the President himself had been
responsible for the issuance OF the pipe
line franchise to the Prairie OIL Com
pany, a subsidiary Standard Oil con
cern. which was the undoing Of the
Oklahoma governor
It has been generally accepted dur
ing the past few days that the Pres
ident was inclined TO reply with his
The Washington times., 1908-09-27
Georgetown University
School Of Law
POUNDED I7ss,
FACULTY.

JosErH HIMMEI> 5 ? President OF ''7
CniveIF>Iy.
(Cnlef Justice Supreme Curt OF the lOlst-lct
OF C5IumbIa). Dean OF tAS Faculty, lecturer
on Common Law Pleading and Prac'lce' AM
Equity Pleading and Practice
GEORGE K. HAMILTON. LII D. Lecturer
the Law OF wills
HON. SETH SHEPARD. LII D CChiec
Justice Court Of Appeals Of the DlstT4oI & %
CoIumbia). Lecturer On Constituti0naI LAW
and Equity JurisDrudence-
HON. ASHLEY II GOULD associate Jus
tice Supreme Court Of the ID istrlct o. %
lumbial. Lecturer on the Law oi CollraelS'
Quasi Contracts. Persons. and Domestic 11e-
lat!Ons-
HON. DANIEL THEW WRIGHT (Associ-
ate Justice Supreme Court OF the D-Slilct o-
COlumbia Lecturer on the LAW OF Corpora
tions and Criminal Law
CHARLES A. DOUGLAS. A b, Ii 3.
Lecturer on the Laws OF IorLs NesotlAo4e
PAPER and Elementary law
MICHAEL J. COLBERT. a. Il. LII N.
Lecturer on the Law OF Personal properly
and Partnership.
D. W BAKER. A. ~. Il n, United
States Attorney Tor the Distinct OF Cc-uil2lai ;.
Lecturer on the Law Of Real Estate and xvi
deIce-
CLARENCE r WILSON. A. 3. LII II,
Lecturer on the Law % Agency.
JOHN :. HAMILTON, A. B., Ii u.
isL>ecturer on the Law o. Bank-uptcy-
Judge OF the Circuit Court-DANIEL W
ODONOGHUE. A N. Pm D.. LII n
Court OF AppesIs-MEssRs- LEIGH ROB
INSON. J. HOLDSWORTH GORDON. J.
NOTA McGILL.
Clerk Of Court-FRANK Z. CUNNING
HAM
Quiz Aiasters-DANIEL W. O'DONoGHUE.
A. NJ. pH D. Ii. II: JAMES :. EASBN-
SMITH A II, LII N. CHARLES Z
ROACH A. b. Ii. NJ. JESSIE c AD-
kINS. Ii n
RICHARD J. WATKINS. A. b. IL N.
Secretary and Treasurer.
FRANK T. CUNNINGHAM. Assistant Sec
retary.
The Washington times., 1908-09-27

vantage Of the opportunity, and the
Treasurer quickly supplied the infoTma-
ton, seemingly TO the satisfaction Of
his inQuirers.
Would Favor Glasses.
4 not only declare the Bryan propo-
sition to guarantee bank deposits in
defensible. but it puts a premium on
unrightcousness. because the law wcUld
favor the classes and not the masses. 80
said Mr.. Treat In answer to Cne of the
questions put to him
He declared that the manufa cturer
would have Just as much right TO come
70 Congress and demand that his bust
ness be guaranteed from loss. and that
the farmers and every other class
would have Just IS good right to ex-
pect the saTle treatment. the result
OF which would be socialism run riot.
"Why. il would be just as proper 10
demand that the Government guaran-
tee every man a living" he declared.
'-The whole thing is a sham and fraud
10 draw the attention of the people
from the real issues Of the campaign" "
Mr.. Treat declared that he did not
believe that Bryan was a safe person
10 lay out an economic policy for he
Government. as practically all OF his
policies had been shown 10 be bad. and
but little less than political heresies-
Honesty Is Best Guarantee.
Mr.. Treat declared that confidence in
the honesty Of the American banker
was the best guarantee OF deposits.
and that there was never such conf
dence as is accorded TO the bankers
.of the country at the present time
The experience Of national banks
for the last fOrty-five years. he said,
sis that the loss 70 depOsitors in na-
t:onal banks is only one-twenty-siXth
OF / per cent per annum on all the
deposits made.
1T will be seen from this that the
provision made for the safety Of the
dcpOsitors in national banks, making
the liability Of the stockholders 100 per
cent additional, is qaite ample in its
purpose, and why at this stage OF 80
wonderful and successful an experience
should the intrusion Of bank deposits
be tolerated by the people?
Mr.. Bryan states that he wishes TO
guarantee the soundness Of banks.
What did the panic disclOse2 There was
no question of the soUndness of the
banks in general The report Of their
condition to the Comptroller on Decem-
Der 81. 1901. shows that they were in
a sound position and never had larger
reserves. There was no question as to
the soundness Of the banks, nor was
there any lack of confidence on the part
Of the public, but there existed fear
that sometime the bank might not be
able to pay the checks upon 1t in cur
rency.
Bankers Met Situation
The bankers met this situation -
personal explanation to the deposit)-.
stating that any normal or Legitimate
need Of money would be satisfied, but
that if the depcsitor doubled up on his
demand there was not enough currency
The Washington times., 1908-09-27
OKLAHOMA PAPER
ASKS HASKELL "WHY''

GUTHRIE, Okla. Sept 2s.-The Okla.
home State Capitol. a local newspaper
will ask eoitOrially In the morning #
Charles n. Haskell, now that he ha.
resigned the treasurership Of the Demo
cratic national committee, also will re-
sign as governor OF Oklahoma: that 4
the national committee did not retair
MIN as treasurer, why the people OF
Oklahoma should retain him as pov.
ernor; and also If Bryan intends to re-
tain him as his local campaign mana,
ger in Oklahoma.
Governor Haskell returns here tomor.
row. His political friends are now
working to give him an ovation.
The Washington times., 1908-09-27

in the country to supply the demand. as
it is well known that bank credits
greatly outnumber the upply Of money.
ITO my mind. the entire scheme OF
guaranteeing bank deposits is visionary.
impractical, and full Of demorsl lizing
dangers" concluded Mr.. Treat.
Former Senator Marion Butler con-
cluded the speech-making with rous-
ing political talk
The Williams Drum Corps made mar
tlaI music, white the Taft and Sherman
Marching Clue marched in a torch
light procession. Red fire was also
burned in front Of the headquarters.
and altogether il was one OF the liveIiest
political gatherings that Washington
has seen so far this campaign, demon
strating conclusiveIy that the people OF
Washington are not immune 20 good Do
l!ticaI talks when the opportunity is
afforded them TO hear the speIl-binders.
The Washington times., 1908-09-27
Philadelphia'S Premier Beauty

This young lady. the exquisite beauty
OF whose complexion has aroused the
greatest admiration amongst the MEM
bers of Phila6elphia's fashionable
younger set, recently cOnfided TO a few
girl friends the 81 c-et or her eXtraordi-
nary facial lovel!ness. The secret could
not remain one IOng, and gossip in So
ciety circles tells us that tins Young
woman had been greatly annoyed by
many dark brown freckleS. which oh
stinately de led removal until she be-
came a User Of NadinOla Facial Cream
With its aid, however, she not only
quickly and easily banished these un-
slightly biemishes. but was also rejoiced
to find her skin left in every way more
beautiful than before-healthy, clear,
soft, and velrety. with all the fresn-
ness and exquisite loveliness of a per-
feet complexion. Nadinola Cream Is
sold In every high-class drug store. SIC
and 81 the package
Sold by Peoples Pharmacy, O'Donnell.
Henry Evans. Thompson. AMI other
druggists.
The Washington times., 1908-09-27
MOSBY MAY HAVE
GREEN GOODS" MAN
Virginian Captures Suspect in
Hand-to-Hand Battle in Balti-
more-One Man Escapes.

BALTIMORE, Nd. Sept 26.-After
fierce hand-tO-hand encounter with
two alleged green goods" men in a
room on the ground floor at 135 West
Mulberry street, Postofice Inspector
Hal B. Mosby, Of Virginia. succeeded
in arresting one man. who is believed
10 be the ring leader. and shot at the
other. who made his escape th rough a
window.
The prisoner was taken 70 the North
western police station and locked up.
pending the action OF the United States
authorities. He had in his possession a
grip which contained several thousand
dollars worth OF good United states
money
The Washington times., 1908-09-27
LORD ROSLYN FAILS
IN ROULETTE TEST
Fears That System Will Prove
Futile in Play With Sir
Hiram Maxim.

LONDON. Sept. 25.-Lord Roslyn's
system Of breaking the bank at Monte
Carlo. which he IS demonstrating with
stage money with Sir Hiram Maxim
as the banker. is not meeting with sue
cess. sir Hiram is sure that no system
is successful
The test play on roulette is now half
over, and, according to Lord ROslyn,
there must be seven reds straight on
before he can play on black. But the
chances Of red seven times IN success
sion seems remote and. If black con-
tinues to predOminates for two or three
days. Lord ROslyn says he viii reach
the maximum or the fixed capital with
which he starJ,s1
The Washington times., 1908-09-27

characteristic vigor 10 Haskeu's come
back. and that without delay. but that
he had been restrained by tdvice OF
certain Of his Cabinet members, who
feared that the President might waste
his ammunition too early in the cam
paign, and at the same time shift the
spotlight from William Howard TAFT,
now on an important tour of the West.
Denies Compulsion.
1t has been officially denied at the
Interior Department that the President
used any compulsion upon former Sec
retary Hitchcock in the issuance OF the
franchise rights 70 the Indian lands,
nor was there any improperly, it is
stated, in The issuance Of such fran
chise
The entire question at Issue, II was
explained. was the compliance OF the
company with the Interior Department
laws. and no favor. was granted the
Prairie Company that would not have
been accorded others. THAT there may
have been White House conferences
about SO important a matter is ac-
mltted, but the compulsiOn part OF the
story is specifically dcuicd.
The statement pointed out that there
is a plain method of procedure at the
Interior Department In the granting OF
oil leases on Indian lands, and that
where the applicant complies with all
the regulations of the department such
as payment OF royalty 10 the Indians,
etc, the leases are entered into with
out discrimination.
The granting OF "A franchise 10 the
Prairie Oil and Gas Company OF Okla
hOma, under the administration Of Sec
retary Of the interior Hitchcock. was
considered by the Cabinet at the time
on questions relating TO exclusive rights
and the concession was granted only
with the provision that any other com
pany might at any time parallel the
pipe lines Of the Prairie company, after
fulfilling the same requirements.