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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-23
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That G coed revival right in the midsi
0f the busy season has a sautary effect
on all and in many ways prevents the
Devil getting his hooks through the
actions OF those who do noi attend
can be illustrated by taking the three
largest cities of this state and chasing
the trail of recent events until said
events are held up long enough Tor
special examining committees some
weeks agc Guthrie started n great re-
yiyal, and the attendance was pleasing
ITO tlose in charge. the mUsic was
splendid and the good and bad alike
We're given some splendid advice
about conduct, and the evils of allow
ing evil to exist was propounded in
such able manner as 10 cause all of us
to sit up ana shake the finger Of dis.
approval at the wicked who were vic
lating the Law. As result Guthrie Is
now strictly law-abiding ana except
for a few newcomers who Try o
spread the leaven OF misconduct the
entire city drives straight and keeps
the narrow track. On the otler side
of the story may he meHtiaued SilS
homa City and Muskogee. Being busy
and anxious to add TO their ducats. the
business men did net encourage reviV-
al right in the middle of the selling
season-as usual p0stponing until af-
/ Ter the holidays when the men can al
lend church without thought of losing
a five cent piece. Now we find some
of the citizens OF Oklahoma City try
ing TO bounce the county attorney al
/ leging he Is not pr scouting evil doers
others are breaking into gambling
houses where their brethren are try
! ing to make two pair beat "threes '
fussing with the council and more
and worse to the end of the chapter.
At Muskogee they tried TO gallop
/ three wealthy men to jail affirming
the three had actually sold whiskey
and beer and did divers other acts not
in accordance vita the statut ry OF
moral commandments arrest each
otaer for the purchase and sale cf Of
fees. and when not in coprt snickeI
and snarl at each other like cats
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-23
,Nhv coldn are oanaerous.

Because you have contracted oroi-
nary colds and recovered from them
without treatment of any kind, do not
for moment imagine that colds are
not dangerous. Every one knows tAat
pneumonia and chronic catarrh have
their origin in G common cold. Con-
sumption is not caused by a cold but
the cold prepares the system for the
reception and development of the
germs that would not otherwise have
found lodgmenl. 1t is the same with
all infectious diseases. Diptheria,
scarlet fever, muscles and whooping
cough are much more likely TO be con
tracted when the chile has cold. You
will see from this that more real dan
ger turks in a cold than in any other
of the common ailments. The eassesi
and quickest way TO cure a cold Is "a
take Chamberlain Cough Remedy
The many remarkable cures effected
by this preparation have made 1t
staple article of trade over a large
part of the world. For sale by c. Z
Renfro
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OF all the mechanical arrangements
ever introduced in he home iae rec
rdlng watimeier is The mOsi mysiity-
ing. Although this little device de-
cides on the amount OF the monthly
electric light bin It's ways are 50 darE
and mysterious that the ordinary lay
man cannot even read "a, let aloac
srl s~ "a ss9kF
Consisting Essentially OF a tihy 'hfo'or
which actuates the dial pointers by
means OF train OF gears. The mo-
Tor is IA circuit with the lamps ard
revolyes al speed propcrtionIts
with the current being used li Only
one lamp Is turned on tue motcr rs-
wolves very slowlg, increasing in
speed With every additional lamp or
Il a number OF lamps are in use and
enc Is turned on the motor diminishes
ia speed and win continue 20 do 50
f0s every lamp that is exlinsuished.
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Islander win lose Out.


tMuskOgee Times-Democrat)
II is hard to catch up with a lie.
AS anticipated. Goyernoe Haskell
yesterday answered the list of ques-
tions propounded to him by Senator
Beyeridge. OF Indiana, by denying each
and every accusation made by the
Republican campaign orator and Tree
~ announcing that the books of every
state department were open for in
spection and that any citizen of the
state had the right 70 demand mat an
inspection be made and this right
could not and would not be denied
aim.
But the damage had been done. and
the lie consciously or unccnsciOusly
uttered by Senator Beveridge had
been scattered broadcast from east @
west and state administration was
accused of crime OF which il was not
guilty
II is z notorious fact that the ac-
cusations made by Senator Beveridge
against Governor Haskell and the
state officers OF Oklahoma was sent
broadcast throughout the country. was
pal,.,acd in .unireds ct glbcfs ana
given As ,vide rhnlicly as plssibiC.
For the purpose of more political gain
the regulations OF honest men We're to
be blasted and state held mp to
iiGicule.
The denial came the next day-but
was it published IN hundreds OF papers
and given wide publicity No; just
the reverse was true, and the papers
which saw fit to publish the false
lood were l-ath 10 publish the denial
The Muskogee Phoenix. am ng others
lid not have the manhood TO publish
Governor Haskell's denial although II
was anxious TO give the Beverage
+ charge as much publicity as possible.
AMI Il was with the charge made
tha, Gcyerncr Haskell dare not 80
l,acx IN his native state. He went and
vas received with wild acclaim and
b tho same day that the press dispatches
carried the story OF the reception
rendered him at Ottawa the paFtisar
organs were insisting tina, he was II
oklahoma. the very dispatches Whiei
told of his trip to Ohio being kept ou'
OF print -. aovor
The papers that accused the COVER
nor OF being in sympathy vita tl'
standard Oil company when he 81 p
ned the suit brought by Attorney
! General West. never published th'
fact that the Supreme court OF the
state held that the governor was righ
in the premises.
And so IL goes from day 70 day
malicious and mwarraDted charges
being made against Haskell AMI othel
Officials. and when rae lie IS fonn'
ouf no correction ccmes-just a new
lie is manufactured.
Tae people who started ont 20 Ne
little Governor Haskell have made
him great.
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peafness Cannot be cured

by local applications. as thny cannot
reach the diseased portion o. he ear.
There is only one way to cure aeaf.
ness. and that is by constitutional rem.
edies. Deafness is caused by an in.
famed condition of the mucous lin
Ing Of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube is inflamed you have a rumb-
ling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when II is entirely closed, Deafness Is
the result, and unless the inflamma.
ton can be taken out and this tube re-.
stored to its normal condition, hearing
viii be destroyed forever; nine cases
out of ten are caused by Catarrh
which is nothing but an inflamed con.
dition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free
II. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o
Sold by druggists. 95c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constl
patton.
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The Chicago Tribune printed an
opinion disappearing the Oklahon q
guarantee bank deposit law and offered
to send plates free even to the pre-
paying express charges to the down
state Republican papers II the editors
would use the same. There are q few
weekly papers and four dailies whicu
used the opinion. but the storm of
wrath from the reading public gave
warning TO the others, and the plates
were not used in a tenth of the Offices
which received them. The law is non
partisan and only the assininity of n
few ultra-radical Republicans caused
anyone to surmise it would ever be a
political issue. It is favored by ninety
per cent of the people-in fact the op
position is confined to a few bankers
and the cuckoo element which opposes
any move for human betterment
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The first rotice of high water comes
when the Canadian tries TO crowd more
within ner banks than the law OF sci
ence allows.
The watermelon got away ahead Of
the flood.
Two floods in one year, campaign,
and still Oklahoma crops are matters
10 make other states envlous.
The murder list at Oklahoma City Is
big enough for be,;es results than has
obtained There are people who be-
lieve less effort to diseredii officials
and more aid toward getting some Of
the criminals punished would help
some down there.
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tion and actual falsifying Oklahoma
has been sandered, her interests IN
jured and continual coalition between
falsehood and common periurers
cause those who have sought to frown
down this sort OF campaigning to mar
vel at the awful tendency of such i'm
proper conception of political privi-
leges
Where will it end?
What does this outfit expect TO gain!
The old territorial days we're devoted
10 the factions OF the party In power
asasillng each other each hoping to so
basmirch the other there would be no
hope of rivalry, but that Is OF the past
and the present stretch fer power Is
one where the people will have the last
say, save .lhe Federal apSsOintees.
Omaha attorneys are paid for opin-
ions, the president is led out to
the slaughter by his advisers down
here who told him what they could
prove, then failed to prove II. state
ments made In business meetings SO
easily disproved there was no local rea-
sen for the utterance of same-stili
the slander. abuse and misstatements
continue one being sent whenever
some irresponsible person can be made
TO stand sponsor for the statement
And the people of other states IN
the sparsely populated communities
where the great dailies do not have ex'
tensive circulation, do not zee the re-
futation, the sensational charges be-
ing handled in the smaller publica'
tions. their falsehood seldom and, when
done. Is in the obscure news depart
ments.
Oklahoma forfeited millions to the
incompetents and dishonest carpetbas
regime. and now. out of office and I'M
, ble To muster a following, they seek
tby conduct q thug would spurn as pc
( meath him, TO force some recognition
! iby reason OF the number ana the VI
ciousness of their statments
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Now comes Boston with a bank fail
ure amounting 10 a fund OF 81 900 0000
that Is tied up, the depositors having
no knowledge OF how much they viii
receive or when they will receive IL,
The receiver will get at least 100000
and his assistants and experts will tear
of another hunk of equal amount.
The courts will grind at the Job for at
least two years, possibly fonr. sun Il
is safe TO state tlIat not one tiiieeT OF
the denmet bank fafors the state n
the nation guaranteeing the depositors
that their money In bank Is safe and
can be had when wanted Such Incl
dents place the demand for the guar
anty law greater, also more positive
and inside of five year bank not guar
anteed will be unknown IN any towr
or state. When the bankers wake al
10 the fact that the record Is getting
worse each year and stringent law
likely TO be enacted, they. too. will ia
YOr the guarantee law.
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FROM lLLlNoY.

O. NJ Lewis in Houston P-st)
You may see me but won't know me
IN your i-ggin's up an down,
Mongst yer speakin' and yer feastin'
an yer doin' Of the town,
But I'm ugly an tn roses are more apt
TO give you JOY.
But I'd like TO say in passin' was
born in lllinoy.
ANA ! know that where we come from
maple leaves are brown and gold.
Ana the nights are gittin' frosty and
the dawns are turnln' cold.
And tle fields are stripped f-r winter
where ! romped when Just boy.
AMI swan. I'm glad TO see We,
was boso in lllinoy'
kin sec the fields o stubble. | kin
ses ,he slopin' hillsl
Nights Etear the owls a.ootln', an
hear she whipporwiils.
An I'm standin' Ike ! useter Just q
happy shirtwaist boy.
Pickgn' apples In the orchard | was
born IN lllinoyl
-, although you mightn't notice.
win watch you IN by.
An I'll feel my heartstrings tighten
an somethln in my eye
lhatl make the present misty, an
my memory viii toy
Win The ihings kuowel in boyaoodl
! was born IN lllinoy!
But I'm Texas now forever AN my
boys are Texas born.
An my girls are straight an lissam,
as stalk o Texas c5rhl ~
And they're all dew n here 10 NEE
y1u ana help M wish you Joy
For they know their daddy loves you.
he was born in nlinoyl
When you're writin' home this winto
waere the snow Is or sr all.
Tell your hnfolks there's countr!
that don't know no icy fall,
Where the crops are always GROWN
an the bloss ms give YOU ioyi
And JUST tell EN- remember / wal
born In llilnoyl
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EVERY HOUR OF THE DAY

j.. n. Wallace. the reliable druggist
of Guthrie, is having calls for "HlN-
DlPO," the new Nerve Tonic and Vi
talizer Cures Nervous Debility In
somnia, Restores Lost Vitality that
they are selling under positive guar
antee.
It's merits are becoming the talk u
the town and everybody wants TO t,y
It, and why nOt2 1t costs nothing y
It don't do you good--not one cent
They don't want your money If u
does not benefit you, and will cheer
fully refund the money Try II to-
day.
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aEspEcr nEeETs RESPECT.

After having emitted loud and lusty
yelps of approval at each individual
called a liar" by Roosevelt and de
claring such language the right sort
the Oklahoma City Times emits this'
1T remained for an Oklahoma
audience TO cheer an Oklahoma
speaker who arose In an audience
and called the president of the
United States liar and CRATER
II tlok the year of 1908 to bring
this about Never before had
such a scene taken place in our
country and in the name OF Ameri-
can liberty let MS hope that II viii
be the last
And still this president has called
whosoever disagrees with him a liar;
hes ordered women OF culture ane
the greatest refinement from th'
White House, with instructions TO have
the servants kick them into the stree
unless he was quickly ooeyed. HI
has used the vilest language in describ
ing his opinion of men. and otherwise
dlsported himself as a barroom l9afer
He has the right TO be respected bu
as the chief executive OF the Unite'
States It is his first duty TO SO act tina
he may be respected
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Editor Leader;
Your answer to my inquiry which ap.
peared in The Leader of he 20th does
not quite cover the point cf inquiry.
Tae permanent location OF the state
capital, or where il is to be located IS
immaterial to the inquiry the point
being If the proposition carries does It
involve the removal of the state insti-
tuticns already located to the site Sc
lected for the new capitol. This point
Is the meat in the cocoanut in the stp-
ry which formedhhe basis OF the inqui.
ry. and If true the people should know
the fact before they vote upon the
proposition.
J. C. JAMESON.
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! a JeweIerls Exr.rIence.

c. r. Kluger The Jeweler 1860 Vir-
sinia Ave. Indianapolis, Ind, writes:
II was so weak from kidney trouble
that could hardly walk a hundred
feet -Four bottles of Foleys Kidney
Remedy cleared my complexion, cured
my backache and the irregularities
disappeared, and ! can now attend 10
business every day, and recommend
Foley's Kidney Remedy to all suffer
ers as It cured me after the doctors
end other remedies had failed.
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ANorAgR .oplNIoNr ROUNDED

Biraightway the news of William
Randolph Hearst being sued for dam
age and the serving OF the papers In
Douglas county Nebraska the men
who are working 10 wreck the fame of
fhe governor commenced b. hunt for
sOme STORY that would offset the action
81 Nh Haskell in his effort TO make
he newspaper adyenturer prove his
Vieious assaults made on Haskells
character An attorney Omaha was
secured o. give an opinion and at
oacr De- declared there was not a
Alnbt that the papers We're Improperly
hied and the suil would be a fiasco
This was ielegraphed over the eoun.
tfy. given additional strength by an
aunclng lhe man passing the opinion
indeed learned and. Of course, is cor
ct
Aud siin there b no d-ubt the ser
ice was properly secured. the papers
4opefly drawn, aud that there vii
~ a law snit ole that Mr. Hears
0lna forget 81 long as he lives
he attorheys Tor Governor Haskell are
en who have banded big case
mes b Reed former mayor of Kan
s city aud one OF the best know
aen west Of the Mississippi. being oI
sinsel
falsehood after falsehood have beer
ted TO defame the governor Of th'
ste. and records have been doctored
efsiaiive enactmenis misquoted anI
ll alone knows 10 what depths o
9aale and rottenness the Republican
pssos Lave descended In this cam
.ar 90 s-i....l. .,... u.,-.fes,. hc.t-
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@ THE STATE PRESS. c
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Q @ O O 0 0 0 0 Q 0 O 0 Q G c .
Quoting lngersoIl.

The Oklahoma City Times in re-
'ent editorial perpetrated this:
II has been some % years ago since
Robert J. lngersoll declared that the
Democratic party never had but two
objects in life. grand and petit larce-
ny And time changes but The De-.
mocracy never changes.
1t will be remembered that lnger-
soil rallied against both The Bible and
Democracy, yet both are founded up-
on truth and viii preyail-Oklaho.
man.
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Walter Olds, formerly of Guthrie.
late OF Tulsa. is in this, city Walter
Is now travelling representative of the
American Type Founders Co, of
Kansas City with headquarters IN
Guthrie. lie is an energetic and hustl.
ing young man and will prove valu.
able addition to the popular Kansas
City firm
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cANMoN lN MlssouRL

Uncle Jo Cannon has invaded
Southwestern Missouri and affirms
with great gusto that he is proud 10
be travelling around making speeches
for Mr. Taft of course. being a Quaker
and knowing how to say the hard word
on the sof, pedal Speaker Cannon may
hope 10 sneak back 10 Illinois without
getting hit In the neck for making
speeches for man whom ne thoro-
ughly despises and who thoroughly
despises him, but he is not going to
'ool very many voters. True enough
Southwest Missouri is for Bryan now
and viii never be for a me too" can
didate. yet Mr Cannon had as well
remained at home and continued his
fight fon reelection.
Perhaps he will be elected anyhow,
but he should stay where he can ac-
eomplish something and not be taking
up space whore no one cares much
about him.
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The Alva Review is authority FOR
the statement more people tried to
hear Senator Gore than could be got
ten into any building in that town.
Alva must at once get to building
some big houses. Democrats OF Okla
homa get so big, great and good all
the people wish to hear them at the
same time.
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First thing you know Grandpa Mel
son of the Kansas City Ster will quail
fy and be entitled to have shot g.
Republican newspaper work in this
state. Forty-two articles without
shade Of truth Is the record the Re-
publicans set for qualification, ana
Grandpa has dabbed thiriy-one
straight shots and never got where
the truth used 20 be.
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& WHAT EDITORS ARE SAYING 9
Q @ O O O @ @ @ @ O O @ O O 0 O c

Shawnee paid property owners on
East Main street for privilege of
widening street tc conform to ideas Of
beauty.
The Arteslsn hotel at Sulphur Is
to be remodeled, 100000 to be expen-
ded in the work.
viii Discuss Agency Question.
Rev Il. d. Cameron and Dr. Harry
Omar Scott will discuss the state
agency question at thp corner OF Ok
lahoma avenue and Division street
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock.
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what has become OF cash cade ?

what has become OF Cdsh Cadef
Does Dennis Flynn still think e
and Mr. Once Was Benedict can give
Ffd"l RuigI efTsnoyfl III I''e'y'
rfM clrreslnnslert wFdBlto know II
Rpndoni Shots can shdot straight
enough to tell which side OF the seh-ol
land question the Oklahoman is on.
NJ. Only four columns were printed
about the lands in the Oklahoman on
the thinktank side of the sheet and
the announcement Of position Will he
in the seventh column. November
32d.
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STATE TICK

STATE TICKET
For Corporation commIsaloner.a-s
a. p. WATSON,
OF Pottawatomie County.
FOR Chief Justice Supreme Court
ROBERT L. WILLIAMS,
or Bryan County.
FOR Associate Chief Justlee.--s
SAMUEL w. HAYEe.
Of Grady County.
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coNGREssIoNAL r

CONGRESSIONAL TICKET
First District
HENRY S. Johnston,
OF Noble County.
@econd District
ELMER FULTON,
OF Oklahoma County.
Third District
JAMES DAVENPORT
OF Craig County.
fourth District
CHARLES CARTER,
Of Carter County.
Firth District
SCOTT FERRIS,
OF Comanehe County.
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And now Philander. sweet Philan-
der. he whose surname is Knox. can
beat the pike for Lonesomeville where
the Montana recipient Of the first let
ter will be waiting % receive.
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NATIONAL.

For President
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN,
OF Nebraska.
For Vice-Presieent.--
JOHN WORTH KERN,
Of Indiana.
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For Chronic pIarrhoea.

While in the army in 1863 I was
taken with chronic diarrhoea." says
George NJ. FELTON,, of South Gibson.
Pa. u have since tried many rene.
dies but without any permanent relief,
until Mr.. A. w. Miles. of this place,
persuaded me to try Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
one bottle of which stopped 1t at once. .
For sale by c. r. Renfro.
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LEGISLATIVE.

Fer State Senate
JAMES kIRKWOOD.
OF Guthrie.
FOR Representatives--Logan County,
WALT. MArHEW6,
n. &. DERWiN,
TEA0uE RAY.
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Mennen's Talcum l4c., at Renfro's
Drug Store