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World's cresset., 1908-04-16
81 CAMOEE ITEMS.
Rainy weather ut present,

Rainy weather ut present,
Mrs, Bort God dard and children
called on p. a. Goddard Sui.
p. A. Goddard is on the sick
list ut present. Samuel Goddard
is also sick.
W, &. Tyrreli called on G. A.
Fletcher Mon eight.
Miss Myrtle Williams and Paul
Tate called on Miss Eva Tyrrell
Tuesday.
Edward Rattaree was seen GO.
ing towards Dock Williams las,
Sunday, wonder wba, that means.
Fred Williams is staying with
his Grandpa Wiiliars u present.
Eta Goddard allied on Myrtle
Williams Sunday.
George Fletcher il suffering yer,
badly with a sprained ancIe.
Mrs. y E, iyrr"' cs,ic,i IN Mr6
Jonny Williams Sunday.
samuel Mcrr paid ". G, Tyr
tell business trip 'as. ',ucs.
World's cresset., 1908-04-16

Church a. Rock Springs the End.
Sun in April.
Perlina Tyrrell called on Mrs.
Martha Young Friday.
Ban Sails called on Jordan God.
dnrds Mon. night.
Noah Tyrrel called en- II. h
Williams Tnesday.
Samm:e McDsciel Was seen
goirg towards y. A. Goddards
Sun. wonder what that means.
World's cresset., 1908-04-16
PIERCE CITY ITEMS,
BY TIRED MOTHER.

We are having lots of rain at
present,
Papering and house leaning
seems to be the order of the day,
In spite of the rainy weather.
The Lime Kiln work is almost
under water. Edd Towe the
the pump man has to work al.
most night ana day to keep the
water out.
Yesterday was City Election
John Murry was elected City
Marshal, Neal Kelly, Mayor we
haven't learned how tine balcnce
went:
Geo. X. Traxellc has been Wis
iting his wife and babies for the
last few days ho.moved his fam.
and his mother Mrs Ayers of
Rolla Mo. into a ! room cottage
on Washington Ave. last week,
Then he left for Sapulpa Okla:
to go to work.
| Walter McLcon who has been
stopping with his sister Mrs.
| Edd Towe has left for Okla.
Il few days ago.
| Mrs. Onie Sheehan who hes
been visiting at Liberol Mo re-
turned to her home in Pierce
City yesterday.
Mrs, W. K. y. Dow has been
called to the bedside Of her
mother wko is not expected to
tive.
Mrs. Louisa Traxallc has been
quite SEX lcr the last few days
but in better at this writing.
i Ther" was quite an accident
here tnis morning, the 9 - cast
c Dound paSSengur .rain rur int
:. Il buggy al the west crossing
4 killing ,he horse instantly: Inc
Z only occupant being man wht
i; was dangerously hurt he whip
r ped up to try t. beat the train
h across, and was run over, he /:
not expected TO live.
d Hello, Polly wog" let Us hca
from YOU often as you talk lik'
- some one we have seen. Com,
,r once a week any way.
d. There is lots of green Union
lettuce and reddlshes on tn
:, market.
There is q skating rink put VI
here, and has begun to run tin
ID last few days, the young peopl
'e think it grand: ! think this il
+, another one Of Satans Snares.
c The Canning factory has beer
:: start,d in earnest. The frui
growers don't think fruit is bur
so far.
Ftanll Ayers has returned
from SaDc lpa he talks OF going
back to Rolia Mo.
4, Lille Massey is calling Oh
: Mabel SalOnaon this evening.
r. The man who was rNn Owe
y Yesterday morning by tin
+, train is some better to day,
z If this misses the W. B. / will
G come again. soon, So will rins
:. off. 1t is still raining.
World's cresset., 1908-04-16
Continued from page 3.

like INTO the Soa uf Cod, end
there is another pricsi t. rise
after the simi,itude of MelcblZe-
dec. And from Ill the evidence
of the scripture as they are
given this priest was Christ.
For God says concerning Christ.
Called Of. God II high priest after the
order OF NJ M-lchisejec Heb 5-iO
Wherein Sod willing mn,e aboundan'ly
10 snew unto the heirs Of promise 'be
immutaiblity of his counsel. confirmed
il by an oath Heb G-l'
..As he saith also in smother place
EThou art n prizes. for ever after the
order OF Melchiscdec, Heb 5-G
The Lord hath sworn and will repent
Thou art q priest for ever after the
order Of Melchizedck. Psalms ll0--4 ~
Now from all these scripture
= above, we must understand
tha, Melch.zedec was made ike
unto the Son of God. and that
Christ was made forever :ftcr
the order of Melchizedec. Incn
we ask, How was Christ mauc
after the order of Melchizcdec:
We will have to answer in the
power of thc Word Of God.
Now Melchizedec. We uhder'
stand. was king OF righteousness
after that, King Of Salem, which
is King of peace. made like unto
the Son of God; then he could
not of been the Son of God, just
like him.
Hence, We say, nearly Two
thousand years ago, as it is re-
corded.
Now the birth of Jcsus Christ was on th'
this wirc. NBtn ~ MS Ho'h'i "''' We"
cspoused to Joseph. before they came together
she was found with child Of he Holy Ghnsi Nv
For that which IL conceived In her is -. The
Holy Ghost. Matt l-ls-@.
In this we find that the flesh CT
the Lord and Saviour Jesus
Christ was created by the power
of God through the Holy Ghost.
Christ in this way, was made
after the order OF Melchizedec.
In like manner was Mclchizadcc
made like unto Christ.
And inordcr that we may UNI
deratand. this fact wc shall cal
your Afternoon to the point. tina
he was king Of Sahm, a Gcntll'
kim. Seeing then th&t hc be
lonsed to the Gontile race, thel
ut some tilae pryor to lis hcin,
made like unto the Son of God
he was without Il living soul. o
eternal life and numbered wit
the beasts.
Upon those grounds we fin
him praying like Christ.
Who in the ',ays Of h' fle.h. when he Ind of
fcred up prayers anh sapplica,ionr with -tron
CRYING aud tcara unto him that was able TO sa'
him from death, aud was heard in thai he fc"'e
Heb. 4.
That is he was heard and answer
ed like Cornelius was. AS 70
-, will find it to read about CorneI
ius like this.
There was "A certain nan IN Cesnrcn csllc
Co,n.iius, accnturon Of the hand c'iied ~
Itlli,n band.
A devon, II, an, md one that feared God viii
all his house, which gave much aim- to III
people. and prayed to God always. Ac'' 10 !
Melchizedec did this, and Go;
hearing him created in nm eter
nal life, or a living soul by tn
power of the Holy Ghost, ia thi
making him Il king of righteous
ness, q high priest, and II ne1
man, lifting him out OF the OIL
.r;,,o1 l.;nvdnn trapsDlantinI
World's cresset., 1908-04-16

Elmer McCowen Was seen out
cart riding Saturday.
Mrs. Dutch Shelley and children
called on Mate Goddard Fat. aud
Sunday.
Mr.. Bucl: Shelley and wife are
the proud parents Of Ane baby
girl. Mother aud child doing well.
II these escapes the waste bas-
kct | will como again.
World's cresset., 1908-04-16

The Ed. is an agent for the
Belleville separator and the Jumbo
Engin, THE BEST that is made
W. know what we are talking
about, we have been running.
them now for four years We
will sell you one or both call and
see us, or write us. Now is the
time to buy: Come let us help
" on to the worth of your money.
World's cresset., 1908-04-16

undertake to do any thing, but
World's cresset., 1908-04-16

" say rliat raul lad any ref.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-18
HAskELL DEEEMDs Nv LAW
(continued from Page 2.

CONTINUED from Page 2.
this law are subjected to imprison-
ment
The fines. imposed under the federal
law upon corporations found guilty
of violating the sherman act have
usually amounted only 60 so much
additional burden added to the peo-
pie by increased prices but in okla
homa the corporation Official who vio-
latcs her antitrust law will have ample
time behind prison bars 20 redec. upon
the error nf his ways and 10 realize
the difference between the way Okla.
homa does things and the way lt Is
done elsewhere.
In short a careful study cf this
bill shows that I'm eyery section the
reference is dependent upon the prOpo.
sition that the trust, monopoly or other
Illegal act relates back to the question
OF injustice and public policy. and
gives the supreme court in our state
from which may be expected deliber
ate sound Judgment the Jurisdiction
10 handle hese cases and legitimate
business has nothing whatever 10 fear
under the Oklahoma law
"a arefu study OF the Sherman
antitrust law aud The trust laws OF
the state Of Ohio. California, Ken.
mcy. and other states viii show ex
treme and arbitrary possibilities
which are thoroughly guarded against
in the Oklahoma law There Is a
principle involved and necessarily 80
IN an cases wherein the public are en-.
titled 10 and must have protection
against HnWarranted mOno0p d.. aud
where the interests Of the public must
be treated as greater than alleged
private rights. For illustration. II one
person 5 hould find h.mself tie oWaei
of the only water supply II an en-.
tire community and sought 20 demand
exhorbitant prices for the supply nee
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essary TO sustain life, simply because
BE- might say that he was the legal
owner of this water, In the interest Of
humanity the law would probably com
pei him TO submit to the reasonable
demand Of the public. This question
OF water suppy may not seem good
illustration because II may never arise.
we have within the United states
today an example of almost equal
force. There is probably net a human
being in the United States who does
not use iron ~ some form or other
Il may BE nails or barb-wire. or farm
ing Implements, or tire meehunics
tools, or structural iron for buildings
or railroads,b ut they are all the pro-
duct Of iron ore and the Creator. an
ticlpating the necessities Of humanity
blessed the United States with an es-
peciaily beautiful deposit a iron ore
Ne find Il surrounding the south and
west sides OF Lake superior and from
that deposit considering It's superior
quality and easy access and its easy
transportation Il became evident that
the ownership and control Of this store
Of Gods wealth would enable them to
dictate the prices that every human
being In the United States must pay
for his iron or steel commodities
or tools.
"a few years ago within the mem-
CRY of mst OF us this sacred iron ore
deposit was grasped by one Of the
most exacting trusts ever formed 20
prey on the human family. and OBJ
tanned IL at a price OF but a few dol.
liars per acre The ownership or con.
trol OF three-f urths OF this iron ore
deposit was obtained by the United
states steel company; the remainder
by j. j. Hill We find that ere was
acquired at cost to them Of but
few hundred thousand dollars has
been capitalized by the United States
Steel company into a capitalization OF
billion dcilars or more and what
WAS owned by J j. Hill and leased
iby him to the same United States
Steel oomptny at nearly four hundred
million dollars they robbed as Of
this blessed store of human necessity
through the ownership OF the trust
and the lease from Mr. Hill, at hun
dreds Of times its actual cost and for
tie sole purpose of momopolizing the
supply and enabling the United States
Steel company to say just what price
ticle Of iron production.
J "The trust did not need Mr. Hilrs
lease-it already had more than two
hundred years supply under its own
control The lease from j. j. Hill
conld have had no other purpose than
TO destroy possible competition.
~Did the Creator intend that every
huuap being Ia the United States
should be robbed for generations to
come by this monopsiy2 Certainly
not and while those who deny the
rights OF the laws Of the state or Na.
tion 20 interfere with such trusts or
monopolie5 and demand hat the people
have a right TO buy their iron product
al fair prices VIII be charged WITH 81
cialistic Intentions simply because
they say 10 the stee, company you
must surrender part OF yonr right 70
rob the people ana pat your l0n
Gre products On the market al rea-
sOnable advance on what yOur iron
ore deposits illegally grabbed and held
may have cost you. The sacred right
OF property Is sacred right and must
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-18
STATE OFFICIALS VISIT
EASTERN METROPOLIS
Two Such Institutions Provided
for By First State
Legislature


Special to Daily Leader.
Muskogee, Okla. June lS-Governor
Haskell Speaker William II. Murray.
and Judge j. p. Csnnors. president OF
the state board Of agriculture, appear
ed before mass meeting here yester-
day afternoon. The purpose OF their
visit was to make arrangements for
the location Of one of the two agricul-
tural and mechanical schools which the
state legislature provided for
The matter was not fully closed but
theys let it be understood that one OF
the schools Is to be located at Mus
Royce and asked for a committee to
make arrangements to that end
Judge COnnors anoimced that the
schools to be started this year will be
established in July and will be on the
east side Of the state Greater sig
niIieance lies in the fact that the leg
islation providing for these schools
specifics that an exhibit of the agri-
cultural and mechanical Industries Of
the state may be made each year
Muskogee proposes to take advantage
of this provision by giving the state
twice as much ground as was asked
for and establishing a state fair when
the first exhibit is held, which will
be in the fall of 1908, Only two schools
are 10 be es tablished this year and
no other town on this side Of the
state could compete for a state fair
The board that locates these schools
is composed of Judge ConnOrs, j. H..
Connolly president OF the A. & NJ. col
lege at Saltwater, and E. d. Cameron,
state superintendent of schools The
meeting was important in another
line.
Jesse e. Wilson. assistant secretary
of interior, George Woodruff, assistant
attorney general, and George Ward. in
charge of Indian affairs for the depart
ment of interior, were present and all
made speeches. Mr. Woodruff said
that the general belief that there will
be friction between the state and fed
eral courts and the government de-
partments should be dismissed, for
chat is just what the government is
trying 10 avoid and that is why the
governments representatives are here.
He also said that the people OF Okla
homa must understand that the gov
ernment has final obligation to the
! indians who have been wards so long
and that when they are turned loose
( without restrictions as good Oklahoma
/ citizens, the government proposes to
see that they get fair start
Governor Haskell and Mr. Murray
left last night for Guthrie,
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A Grand Family Medicine.

1T gives me pleasure 10 speak a
good word for Electric Bitters." writes
Mr. Frank Conlan, of No. 436 Houston
St, New York -It's a grand family
medicine for dyspepsia and liver com,
plications; while for lame back and
weak kidneys it cannot be too highly
recommended" Electric Bitters regu-
late the digestive functions, purify the
blood and impart renewed vigor and
vitality TO the weak and debilitated OF
both sexes. Sold under guarantee at
G. r. Renfro's drug store. 50c
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be protected where that right of prop
erty had its origin in justice and com
mon honesty, but where Gods bounties
and human necessities have been
grasped and monopolized, the right
CT the human being rises above such
alleged proprty interests and sug
gests the necessity for legal interfer
ence That right of the URited States
Steel company in these ore deposits
was not OF sacred origin, and must
not be treated by the law as sacred
or legitimate property interest"
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AFTER THIRTY YEARS
INDIAN SCHOOL is CLOSED


Special TO Daily Leader.
Anadarko, okla. June 1S.-When
the closing exercises at Methven
school We're finished last evening. Il
was taps" for an Indian school that
was just thirty years OF age Before
there was a single town IN old Okla
homa, this institution was doing ita
part for the education of the children
Of the red man. and many Of the pres.
ent Indians now teaching aud IN the
professions received their knowledge
at the little mission point OF Rev. Jon
athan Joseph Meshyen, who was loved
by all OF the Indians. The mission
closed the school because It felt the
district schools cover the course for
the young and She older can do better
where the equipments are superior 10
those possible here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-18
MURDERS AROUSE INDIGNATION

Special to Dahl LEADER
Muskogee, June lS-.A feeling Of
deep indignation has been aroused n
Muskogee aud Mcintosh counties over
the number of recent wantOn murders
that have been committed, and the
people are demanding that speedy and
sufficient Justice be neted out 10 the
criminals
The county officers seem to be- pow
erless IN the matter and II Is openly
talked on the streets and IN the coun.
try that a few examples 10 tae way
Of hanging IS the only way to serve
warning on the criminal elemont that
II has got 10 move out The murder
Of David Conway BY four masked men
for Sf55 al the Afkansas FLYER bridge
last week was particularly atrocious
crime, and apparently there ia little
chance Of the murderers ever belns
caught
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-18

Health Coffee" is really the closest
Coffee Imitation ever yet produced.
This clever Coffee Substitute was re-
Gently produced by DR.. Shoop. Racine,
Wis Not a grain OF real Coffee in Il
either. Dr. ShoOps Health Coffee Is
made from pure toasted grains, With
malt, nutg, etc. Really Il would fool
an expert-who might drink II for
Coffee. No 20 or 30 minutes tedious
boiling. Made IN a minute" says the
doctor Sold by The Bank Grocery.
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Farmefa Union to Meet.
The Logan County Farmers Union
viii hold It's regular quarterly meet
ing at Guthrie july II. 1908
An locals ln this county are earnest
ly requested 70 send a full delegation
TO this meeting
ffaternauy yours,
FRANK POSLICK
County Secretary Treasurer.
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after doctoring 15 years for chronic
indigestion, and spending over two
hundred dollars nothing has done me
as much good as Or Kings New Life
Pills consider them the best pills
ever sold" writes b. r. Ayscue, of In.
gleside. NJ G. Sold under guarantee
al c. n. Renfrds drug store. 25c.
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PROVED FATAL TO WOMAN.

Enid. June 17-The funeral OF Mrs.
J. +. Adams occurred Tuesday after
noon. The deceased vas burned Sat
nrday her dress taking FIRE from
sparks Of an exploded gasoline stove.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-18

Constipation causes headache. nau.
sea, dizziness, langroT, heart Palpita-
iion Drastic physics gripe. sieken.
weaken the bowels aud dont cure.
Doans ReguleIs act gently and cure
constipation. rs cents. Ask your
druggist.
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Have you seen the crystrl ptcts
Medallion the Daily Le1der ls giving
away free.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-28
WHAT PUEBLO THINKS
OF THE TOYMAKER,
COMING SOON.

Thursdays Pueblo Star-Journal
said:
"Tedy Webb as the Toymaker, in
the comic opera success of that name,
made a decided hit with Pueblo
amusement lovers at the Grand last
evening and the rejuvenated bit of
musical comedy was warmly received
by a big audience. The Toymaker
has been greatly added to since its
first appearance several years ago,
and If such a thing is possible. it is
more tuneful and funnier than ever
before.
"The San Francisco Opera COM
pany is well-balanced organization
the members of which can both sing
and be really funny. AS in days of
yore, the splendid male chorus of
monks was the hit of the production,
while the work of Daphne Pollard as
the toymaker's daughter. was de-
cidedly charming contribution to the
success of the production. The Toy
maker is one of the funniest things
on the American stage and the pres
ent production should run fully as
long as did the original. several years
ago."
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-28
WILL COME TO DENVER
OVER SIX HUNDRED STRONG.

Tammany Hall, the New York
Democratic organization of interna-
tional fame, will come to Denver and
the Democratic national convention
next July at least 600 strong. A let
ter received yesterday from Thomas
s. Smith, secretary of Tammany.
asked the Convention league to re-
serve 400 additional rooms. Two
hundred had already been reserved
by Norman E. Mack, national COM
mitteeman from New York. The
Tammany Tigers will vie with the
Cook county Democracy in the char
acter of their entertainments during
the convention.
In connection with coming of Tam
many in increased numbers an in
teresting piece of political news has
foated in from New York City,
Mayor Mcclellan of Greater New
York and Charles F. Murphy. leader
of Tammany hall, have buried the
hatchet. For two years Murphy and
Mcclellan did not speak. After Nc
Clellan's election as mayor he fig
uratively threw Murphy into Broad
way from the office in the city hall.
All of the Murphy men who held
positions were decapitated in short
order, and the knowledge that a city
hall appointee had any Murphy lean
ings was sufficient to have demand
made for his resignation forthwith.
The Importance of some "up-state"
politicians to fill important offices in
the city widened the breach. so that
before last November. Murphy men.
or more properly speaking. Tammany
hall men holding office under Nc
Clellan could not be discovered with
a microscope.
At the election last November
Tammany put on one of her old-time
spurts and when the smoke of the
battle had cleared away the McClel-
Ian forces were outside the breast
works, with hardly district in the
city to their credit. Mcclellan felt
that the best and wisest politics
would be to recognize Tammany. AS
first step in this direction he ap-
pointed Patrick Quigley, the strong
est and most loyal Tammany district
leader in New York as assistant fire
commissioner. Quigley is the closest
man politically and personally to
Murphy in New York Now Mcclellan
will be one of the Tammany dele
gates tc the national convention
The Denver News.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-28
THERE ARE 81 MILLIONAIRES
IN The NATIONAL SENATE
Simon Guggenheim Heads the List
With 500, ,OOO,OO to His Credit.
Truly a ssMi1liOnaire's Club"

Washington. Feb. S.-According
to a Washington statistician. the
United States senate now has thirty
two millionaires, representing a cap
ital of s21O, 100000, and the house
fourteen men in the millionaire class,
with fortunes aggregating $4,000
900.
Simon Guggenheim heads the list
of millionaire senators, with $780,
100000. Senator Isaac Stephenson
of Wisconsin possesses a fortune es-
timated at half that sum, and Senator
Stephen B. Elkins of West Virginia
Is a close third, with $25,000,000.
Representative John e. Andrus of
New York is the rich man of the
House. his ''pile" being given as
$35. 100000.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-28
LITTLE CHILD PRAYED
AS DEATH CALLED HIM.

Brazil, Iowa, Feb. 2S.-While ut
tcr'ing the prayer, "God is my life,"
Willie, the 1O-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Il. f. Palmer, believers in
the power to heal by prayers, died at
their home in BRAZIL Sunday after
having been sick with pneumonia for
two weeks.
This was the second child of Mr..
and Mrs. Palmer to be fatally sick
with only prayers to aid it to recover.
Coroner TilmOn investigated the case
today and held an inquest, the result
of which was that the jury brought
i'm a verdict blaming the parents for
the childNs death and asking the
county attorney to further investi-
gate the case.