The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-29


lecture win be given for men only
and those under the age OF eighteen
will be excluded Admission win es
by card
stone. of Creek. is rapidly regain
ing his health and strength though
he still has TO make use OF crutvnes.
lie had severe attack Of typhoid
last fall and was Unable to be- pres.
ent during the earlier part OF the SEES.
sion.
Prohibition * tho sole topic of con.
versation just now
Il is said that Geo Whuehurst would
like to be one Of the presidential clcc.
tors next Dali George would take
pride in helping cast The new state
vote for Bryan in the electoral OF
lego.
There Is stu some surprise as to
the result Of the vote oh Tia cDrohhi
ton emergency clause
Reading Clerk Gordon turued a.
uoai joke on Evans YESTERDAY The
nemhor from Graui Alfalfa had inst
seni a bin 20 the clerks desk "Bin
No by O'Mealev sang out Cor
don There WAS roar of laughter
Eand the membcrs turned iheir facvs
toward Evaus' scat he too. was
smiling OMcalcy was defeated ln
"A contest for tho seat he was then
occupying.
! Governor llaskelrs message yes-
lierday on taxation sounded good to
the lower house II deals with that
! important subject along rather ad
yanced lines and contains recon-.
mendatiDns that students of this
question viii be glad to see upon the
statute books
Representative Stettmund viii be-
on guard when bills are % be auhnii-
ted and bis 20 * VIII not go on any
| bin chat he deems is eNorblant All
ready he has held up number OF big
bills which Me said to be much larg-
cr than they should be aud his action
viii result IN saving a snug sum OF
nieuey TO the people Of the state
Speaker WIN III Murray has this 10
say about the new president Or } -.
/ Connell secured ICr the a a 81 Col
lege
"Ihe selectioh OF Dr Conncl was
very Fortunate for the state OF Oklaho-
ma, iCr the people OF oklahoma espec.
Iially The farmers OF Oklahoma Dr.
Connel is one agricultural scientist
who demonstrates ii "a practical way
/ the thefpies he would have taught IA
/ the class room iie has spent I Z years
/ in the states ~ Kentucky Mississippi
and Texas al the head OF experiment
tai stations and agricultural colleges
For tle last FIVE years he has been on
the editorial stan OF the Farm and
( nench an agricultural paper and jour
nal Of Dallas, Texas
before retiring from che agrcultur
al institution IN TeN which would nOi
(. pay him. un0cr a niggardly policy. suf
/ hciont wages en- account OF politicians
! in The legislature who could not sec
! the necessity for such work be un
/ dertook m experiment 10 show that
what be- taught with reference ~
I feeds was practical he started with
"a COW which gaze thirty-iive pounds
pi milk and increased her daily flow
lof milk 10 il2 pounds. With prOduc
uon {. four and one half pOWds oi
/ butiCr After paying the man vic
kent her and for focding hcr. eho net
ted The state f250 per DAY This
demonstration was proof Ol che theyrg
which ho taught
The great trouble with agricultural
education is Chat d ia not made prac
Ocal A university muu. with hs
! classical cducauoD AZ the hoad oI
such au institution iH tnroWing money
iaWay and bring6 Tho scieuce into dis
rrputc With Dr tonnoii Hi The head
ol that institution 10 direct aud gulQe
it and with bis travsing over toe
state lcciuflng the farmers on now al
grow crops. hqN ~ protect them from
iutocta and hoW 90 feed their stock
he sin earn ~ the state tweuiy times
what any other officer or omH)ye Wa
lfq and hope the time nil ncgoi
come when politicians s.d be I'D niT
Mrdly Boa TINS line aa ic refuse - pas
what slch services ore worth
30 the legislature Will now do its
work i the fufnle IN spreading ths
method of education % every rura
school and 2 believe the state SHOULD
No as Alabama and Georgia have done
as soon as The state is able % do ID
puf one Of these Institutions IN each
/ Congressional district This viii en-
able fne iarmer not only 70 knoW hOn
to grow crops aud preserve his 500
ban VIII better enable him % know
hoR % market ihen apd deWaud h.s
price therefor