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The newspaper., 1908-10-09
INTERESTING TO ORcHARDISTS.
Chance TO Get Rid of the Woody Aphis.

The following letter to II. E.
Mathew shows a method for
cleaning up orchards.of the Wool
ly Aphis. both inexpensive and
efficient. 1t is being clearly de-
monstrated that red clover cover
crops materially benefit orchards
even when used for fertilizing
purposes alone. but if Prof. Gill
lettc is right, and the red clover
brings an aphis eater. then We are
strictly in the swim:
FORT COLLINS. Colo. Sept. II, '0S.
Mr.. II. f MATHEWS.
PAoNIA. COLORADO.
DEAR Mr.. MATHEws:-When
at Delta some ten days ago.
hoped to be able to go.to Paonia
to see you. and particularly to see
the conditions in your orchard.
found Mr.. Weldon had already
been in the orchard and had a
talk with you, and he had or
chsrds that he wished specially
that ! should see in the Cory.
Eckert and Cedaredge districts
which took so much of my time
that | thought it impossible to go
to Paonia on that trip.
] was much pleased to find
tina, woolly aphis had almost en-
tirely lett all orchards where
spraying had been done with
Black Leaf. In a few instances
where orchards had not been
sprayed, we found trees that were
badly infested. Some orchards
were very free from this louse.
even where no spraying had been
done this year A notable case
was the orchard belonging to Mr..
Sweitzer near Delta. He got his
outfit ready for spraying and Mr..
Weldon advised him, on account
OF the large number OF enemies
that were feeding upon his woolly
aphids. to delay for a few DAYS
and perhaps it would not be ne
cessary to spray at all. The re-
suit was that the lice continued
TO decrease in numbers
and when we visited his orchard
we found one tree only that was
infested with any considerable
of lice above ground.
Both lady beetles and syrphus
flies were quite common through
the orchard. have no doubt
that the clover lice in your or
chard do a good deal to attract
and breed up large number of
the plant louse enemies which
then turn their attention to the !
lice upon the trees. Last year we
had a similar condition over here.
but the lice that were abundant
early in the spring for the enc
mics to feed upon were the lice
attacking our grains, oats, barley
The newspaper., 1908-10-09

AS flash in the pan Senator
Foraker. of Ohio. went up in a
puff. Like a prairie fire he is
treading in a circle besides going
south and the lid has closed down
on his funny career. How many
other senators are tarred with the
same stick?-Field and Farm.
The newspaper., 1908-10-09

Jamie was begging his father
for a second helping of preserves.
when was a boy" said his pa
pa. my father only allowed me
to have one helping Jamie was
silent for a minute. and then
asked. Aren't you glad you live
with US now. Daddy?"-The De
lineator.
The newspaper., 1908-10-09

After a strenuous struggle for
two years or more the overpaid
scientists of the Illinois agricul
tural college have discovered one
mighty fact. This is as to how far
apart corn hills should be made
and as a tair sample of college
professors work it will pass at par
anywherc.-Field and Farm.
The newspaper., 1908-10-09

Mr.. Roosevelt has not yet dis
charged himself 1t he held a
smaller Office, his "pernieious
activity" would cause him to
lose his job. Just suppose a
president had packed conventions
with office-holders and was pros
tituting his high Office to elect
his ME Too" to the presidency
when Roosevelt was a Civil Ser
vice Retormer-my. my. how
blue the AIR would be with de-
nunciations of such usurpation
by Civil Service Commissioner
Roosevelt /! ! l-Ex.
The newspaper., 1908-10-09

The United States National
and National Bank of Commerce,
of Denver, have consolidated with
a capital of s7.OOO,OOO and will
use the name of the former.
The newspaper., 1908-10-09

A prisoner in the Jail at Ridge
way set fire to his bed in Jail and
was suffocated before help ar
rived.
The newspaper., 1908-10-09

The letter comparing Taft and
Bryan TO the disadvantage of the
latter, purporting to have been
written by Ex-President Cleve-
land, has been declared a forgery.
The newspaper., 1908-10-09

A Chyenne policeman arrested
a Miss Star for wearing a "Sa-
lone wrapper" He asserted that
said wrapper was diaphanous
creation. closely akin to a puff OF
cigarette smoke" and he blushed
while giving the testimony in
court. Wen bet dollars to cents
that he was never on the Chicago
police force. Pitkin Miner.
The newspaper., 1908-10-09
Wanted.

A few first class Real Estate
Loans, optional payments on
Town Residences, no delay,
money on hand.
c. c. HAWKINS.
The newspaper., 1908-10-09

The Missouri Grand Lodge of
Odd Fellows will erect a bronze
monument on Pixies Peak to COM
memorate its visit to the summit.
The newspaper., 1908-10-09
They Needed Other Things.

Like most minister's families,
they were not blessed with this
worlds goods. She, however, was
the youngest of ten children until
her father explained to her of the
baby sister that had come in the
night.
well" she said. after due
thought, II 'spose it's all right,
papa, but there's many a thing we
needed worse" The Delineator.
The newspaper., 1908-10-09

A carload of tungsten concen
trates worth $4,000 was recently
shipped from Boulder county.
The newspaper., 1908-10-09

A two cent postage rate be-
tween the United States and
England went into effect yester-
day.
The newspaper., 1908-10-09

The Illinois Central railroad
has determined to electrify its
Chicago terminals.
The newspaper., 1908-10-09
NEWS NOTES.

Leslie Carter, once a millionaire
died recently in Chicago. His
estate had been almost dissipated
The newspaper., 1908-10-09

The republican vice presidential
candidate will stump Illinois.
He will be aided and abetted by
little Nick Longworth. whose
only claim TO fame is that the
presidents daughter married him
II they do not put Illinois safely
in the democratic column there
are no hopes of the democrats
Carrying that state.-Leadville
Press.
The newspaper., 1908-10-09

Cholera has broken out in the
Philippines.
The newspaper., 1908-10-09

A LITTLE Shawhan whisky
will relieve that crouch, and
make you feel glad, nobody sells
it but The Mint at Montrose.
The newspaper., 1908-10-09

Ten acres, all In cultivation. only
one mile from town. Cheap. Set
{. G. HAWKINS.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-26

Our harness will satisfy you. Rhine
hart.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-26
THE RACE TOMORROW.

The 100-yard dash on the Field
day program tomorrow is attracting
considerable interest, owing to the
fact that rumor is circulated that
there are several dark horses to be
run.
Manager Vanettisch was ap-
preached today by two men claiming
to be ex-Yale athletes who are ex-
pecting to run.
At any rate it will be worth watch
ing. The following have already en-
tered: Russell. Dow, Skinner, Gale,
Art johnson and Pearce, from divers
towns on the western slope.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-26
Thief IN
HIS ROOM

G. I. Van Horn, the gentleman
who is to be one of the managers
of the new drug store to be
opened in the city, had quite an
interesting experience with "a
burglar last night.
Mr.. Van Horn has a room at
residence at Eighth street and Colo
RADIO avenue. He states that along
about three O'Clock this morning a
little dog in his room aroused him
by barking loudly. He paid but little
attention to the dogs barking and
after a little while the animal went
to sleep. A few minutes later there
was a tap at the door and Mr.. Van
Horn got up and found the owner of
the residence at the door. The latter
asked Mr.. Van Horn if a man had
Just left his room. Not that | know
Of" was the reply. Then the land
lord stated that he had heard a man
in the hallway and had gotten up and
passed the man going out but as it
was dark and he couldn't see the
mans face he did not stop him think
ing that it might be one of the room
ers, but he believed the man came
out of Mr.. Van Horns room. Mr..
Van Horn began to look around to
see if anything was missing. He
found that his trousers were gone.
A search was started and in an ad-
joining, unoccupied room, the trous-
ers were found but pocketbook that
was in one of the pockets was miss
ing. However, Mr.. Van Horn had
but little money in the pocketbook.
Evidently a thief had boldly en-
tered the house, slippeu into Van
Horns room, secured his trousers and
took them into the unoccupied room
to go through the pockets. The thief
must have been in the room when the
little dog did his barking.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-26
MANY TEACHERS ARE
WANTED IN OKLAHOMA
Especial to The sentineI.) }

Especial to The Sentinel.)
Muskogee, Okla, Aug. 26.-Want-
ed-Schoolhouses and teachers to fill
them.
Forty County School Superintend-
ents in as many counties in Eastern
Oklahoma are up against this prop
osition good and hard. There will be
schools opened in less than half the
school districts on the Indian Terri
tory side of the state September1. un-
less the other counties are better pre-
pared man Muskogee county.
There are | 20 school districts in
Muskogee county. Outside the towns
and villages there are not ten dis
tricts that have schoolhouses built
and ready for occupancy.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-26
ALL SHOULD HEAR DEBs.

when a political party has won
the support of twenty millions of peo-
pie throughout the civilized world, it
is time that its point of view. its aims
and its methods be studied. '-Ameri-
can Magazine for September.
September Eugene " Debs will
address the people of Grand Junction
on the subject of socialism. He is
rated by lecture bureaus as one of
the leading orators in America. His
smile is a hanediction; his voice
trumpet call. You should hear him.
Tickets. 35c. 25c and 15c, now on
sale at Wohlfort's drug store. Falcon
er's book sore and al ;ne Pastime.
The red special" have you heard
about 1t?
Our harness viii satisfy You. Rhine
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-26
JUDGE NOT IMPRESSED
WITH PLAINTIFFS CASE

This afternoon Judge Sullivan held
a hearing in the suit for divorce
brought by Mrs. Hobson, the wife of
a well known young railroad machin-
list.
The court stated that he was not
very much impressed with the plain
nns case, but would take it under
advisement
The plaintiffs maiden name was
Carpenter.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-26
MAY BE THE THIEF.

This afternoon Chief of Police c.
c. O'Neil arrested man who is be-
lieved to have been the thief that
entered the room of Mr.. VanHorn ar
the Byers' rooming honso last night.
Mr.. Byers. who passed the thief in
the hallway, believes that the man
under arrest is the guilty party.
A brother of the suspected man
was also taken under arrest. They
are strangers here.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-26
AN AUTHOR
BUYS LAND

On Monday the author of
"Wyoming," IA new novel which
bIds fair to reach u high degree
of popularity and which is at
tracing more attention from the
critics than any western story
put out in "a long time, was i'm
Grand Junction and through The
Rich-HutchinsOn Realty COM
pany completed the purchase of
twenty acres of fine land be-
tween Fruita and Iona.
William Mcleod Raine, brilliant
writer of western stories anu the
author of this delightful new novel,
is the man. He had heard of the
Grand valley he said, and he decided
to come here and investigate. So
highly pleased was he with what he
saw and so enthusiastic did he grow
over the future of this section that he
made the investment in the land
Mr.. Raine left --onday night for
Denver and very few people knew of
the presence in this city of a disting-
uished young author or of the fact
that he had demonstrated his faith
in the richest valley in the west by
buying a piece of land here.
In last Sundays Denver Republican
there appeared a very extended re-
view of Wyoming" accompanied by
a photograph OF Mr.. Raine and one
of the illustrations (the work of
Clarence Rowe) from the book.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-26

After consulting with Attorney
Welsh, who is acting as deputy dis
trict attorney during Mr.. Fry's alb
sence, Clerk Starr decided to refuse
to grant the license.
All decent people will be glad to
know that such IA mixture OF the
races will not be legally tolerated in
Mesa county.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-26
MAN AND WOMAN ARE
PLACED UNDER ARREST

This afternoon Sheriff Schrader
placed under arrest George Sherbony
and Lucy Woods, both of this city.
on the charge of living together in
adultery. They will be arraigned in
Justice Sweney's court on Friday af-
ternoon.
Several complaints had been made
regarding the action of the couple.
Fry ur now cowboy rope Fred
Mantey
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-26

The Forum meets this evening at
the home of II. +. Turpin in Pomona.
A conveyance will be on hand in front
of Falconers book store at pm.
All members and their friends are
invited.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-26

Miss Bertha Wagner, a Denver
girl who is visiting in this city. will
leave on No. 104 this afternoon for
Palisade, where she will visit friends.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-26

Tomorrow is Field Day in Grand
Junction. Boost it along,
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-26
NEGRO MAN AND WHITE
WOMAN WANT TO WE'D

County Clerk Starr this af-
tcInoon received a.i Application
from negro man and II white
woman, residents of this county,
for II license to wed.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-17
Stew. (No.) o2.
Sodrugom! SIOvensklm deIavcsm!

Pricensi danasnjo Proetarec spet izhaa vec
ebEh
TO je bio potrebno ka dosedana pratkarska oba a nj
nasm potrebam nti mogo ako obiko
hrse gmotne podage
povecanem sta povecal obseg bera povecai
ppe tud strosld
ativni odrugi in somien XII Proletarca
vameo znanje in veco agitiraio
ko strose zagotov obsanek
Mnogn sodrugom nj bio godu zadnjem avgustu
ransa list in zgovara sc poznee da ako majhnm stom
dobit narocnikov nt druga6e ponaga stu Well
to lahko recemo pomanjsa ista
kso ohrani tedn brez kterega nkakor
Ugodii sodrug povecali vam list in seda prica
hujemo cd da storite svoio socastieno dolznost
beedo vas kcemo deo Nikdar eksis
Pretarec nsmo Sc tako porebovaE pomoc cd akor
pobujemo danes vi veste da dora ekssenca
NINA od vasega dsa kterega zrtvujete listu.
Dok nj list dodobra razjen med delavko doker
tsoc stanh narocnov tako dolgo ngova
nena List mora med roJake med take roake XII
najo..
naoga in navetesa dolznost nash agatoriev
zapnh vak kteri ina naso narocino knco mai poda
teden Now narocni najboa gaanoa hocee
Proletarca garantramo
prhsanjem novh narocnikov je obanek stu zagotoven
Gin oglasite da vojn iti delo list
novn narocni to dolaz, da da
zea da ohrani vzd napreduje ni
socasicn list Amer in mi bono sto da zadovomo
6iatelje naSega a ar sploh dandanes
nudii deavsldm sojem delavsd list
nadale nasih vrstah a brezbriznost macno
kot e bia semtere dosle a list
morda DO to iza k pokope Dive po tore innate
narocnike
da poravnajo oroa ponovjo
Kdor ga najzadnje dveh tednih ali
sstazili XII resniei zanima
bo rad stor kdor nina della da stort
Sc enhat: VSAK SoDRUG SoBIISLJENIK MAI Sc oGLA-
81 DA vEMO PRI GEM DA SMo
Izdajaten "Proletarca"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-17
sPoMIN Ma NASE MRTVE.

Pred nekoliko dnevi - IL. no.
yenlbra-je preteklo y let od kar
je ehieaska kapitalisticna mafija
izyrsila znani,, zloglasni. strahO-
petni justi6ni umor mad Stirimi de
lavskimi agitatorji, kteri so Sc vse
svoje zivljenje borili "a interese
svojih delavskih sotrpinov. Zrtve
fega umora so bill August Spies,
Albert r. Parsons, George Engel
IN Adolph Fischer; peti, Louis
Lingg, 81 je diva dni pred umorom
" jeci sam koneal zivljenje. Prvim
stirim je krvnik ma zeljo pobesni-
hh ehikaskih kapitalistov dne IL.
novembra 1887 V tukajsnji okraj-
nj jeei zadrgnil vrat.
Spies in tovarisi so bill obdol-
zeni, da so V glasOvitem straJku V
McCormiekovih tvornicah Chi
csgu spomiadi leta 1886 hujskali
Fdelayce in da SO vprizorili znano
krvavo tragedijo V noel 1. maja
1856 ma Haymarket Square, ko je
med dosle policaje, kteri so hote-
Il razgrati javni delavski shod, cd
nekod padla bomba in ubila sedem
polieaiev ter ranila okrog so. dru-
9Th oseb. Sc danes nj dokaZanO -
mti nikdar he bO, - da bi kteri
|,z med umorjenih agitatorjev vr-
|gel tisto bombo - kapitalisticni
Podniki so to tudi dobro znali -
$oda ameriSki delavci pred 20. le-
n Sc MISC bill tako Zavedni, da bl
Pe potegnili "a svoje nedolzne
pirate, kakOr so Sc lani "a Hay
FFooda in njegova diva tovarisa.
|spies in tovarisi so bill brez moci.
pa bi dokazali svojo nedolZnost,
<tero jim ie sedem let pozneje ja-
no primal nepozabni illinoiski
nverner Altgeld. in tako Sc mo-
pii "a delavska prava, kterim so
p&ali zvesti do zadnjega dina, UNI
@h nasilne smrti ma vislicah.
8 Zavedni delavci, ne samo V Chi
gu ali V Ameriki temvec po ce-
m svetu. spominjajo Sc vsako le-
~ dne II. novembra muceniSke
|>rrti svojih tOvarisev. V Chicagu
k je vrSil II. novembra, kakor o.
|o'eajno vsakO leto. delavski sesta-
|aek Brands Halli, vogel Erie
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-17

Delavec ie zato brez della. ker
ne lastujc maSin in dclavncga oro-
dja. lima pa delavcc orodie. kite
rim 81 lahko prilaSti VISA delavna
sredstva. To orodje ie glasovnica.
Pri zadnjih volitvah Sc ie pa po-
kazalo. da ogromna vccina amcri-
skin dclavcev ne poseduie Sc niti
tega orodja; vSc. in Sc delavGeva
pamct ic Y rokah kapitaliStiGnih
bossov Ubogi mczdni Suzniil
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-17
MEDNARoDNA SOCIALNA DE-
MOKRACIJA IN SEDANJI
POLITICNI POLOzAJ.

oh1 ilONl fOLOZAJ.
predpreteklem tednu Sc ie
yrsiIa V BruSelju konferenca med.
narodnega socialisticnega biroa.
Na tel konfererri Sc ie razprav-
llalo o Sedanji politicni stituaciji.
Pred konferenco Sc je vrSil javni
ljudski shod ma katercm sd govo-
rlIi zastopniki razlicnih narodov.
Posebno ie bill burno pozdravlien
sodrug Narandian. XII je zastopal
.turSko Socialno dcmokraciio. Po-
zdraVll Je zbor Y imcnu svoie
Stranke ter podal ~ tenn iasno
.Slko bolev, ki So vrSe med kriSt ia
mn IN muSulmani katere nett 20
.povStvo obeh ccrkva. Narode Sc
.Scuva enega proti drugemu. kon.
emo Sc le yendar mladoturkom
poSrecilo zdruziti te narode y
bratsllo Slogo in tako ic bilo mo-
goce uniciti sultanov despotizem
IN ohraniti Svobodi in napredku
tudi turSke narodc Toda komai
Sc jc zacelo novo zivljenjc. SO BIZ
le druge civiliziranc drzave. XII bi
bile Svojim obnaSanjem kmalu
razdrle vSe doSedanje naSc delo
IN ySo nado in upanie Y boljSo in
lepSo bodocnoSt Nj je rekel 90
vornlk - Smo prcpricani. da Sc
bo znala mednarodna socialna de.
mokracija upreti vsakemu poSku-
su. Xxi bi bill zoper napredek in svo-
bodni razvoj turSkih narodov. In
prisli smo danes k vam. da zago-
'scvrte. -yist-'bo- irmela nova -F4Heiis
po vsem svetu Svojega najiskre.
nelSega prijatelja proletarjatu.
Sodrug Avramov zastopnik boil
garSke socialne demokraciie je re
kel. da nj doneSla neodviSnoSt
l8olgarSke proletariiatu nobene
Svobode. Delavstvo je bezpravno
in izven vSakega zakonodajstva
BolgaSko ljudstvo nina nobenih
koriSi od Sovinizma la militari-
Stlcnega pOkrcta. Nadaljc so go.
vorili Sc sodrugi Nemec "a ceSke
Socialne dcmokratc. PernerStorfar
"a nemSke it'd. Po daliSi razpravi
o anekSiii BoSne in Herzegovina
je Shod ma predlog sodruga Fur.
mennonite sklenil Sledeco resoluci-
10:
Javni ljudski shod. XII Sc ie
vrSil V Bruselju dine 10 oktobra
1905 V MaiSon du pueple" po.
novno utrjuje energicno voljo
proletarijata celega sveta. da Sc
ohrani med narodi Sc nadalje mir
ter da bo napovedal najodocnejSi
boj proti unicujocemm kapitali-
Isticnemu militarizmu. RaZnim So
cialisticnim skupinam Sc malaga
pa. da izvrsujejo poverjene Jim
Sklepe IL Stuttgarda.
Shod Sc ie zakljuGil pevanjem
mednarodne peSmi.
Prva tocka dnevnega reda ma
prvi sell konference je bilo vpra
SAME. ali Sc sprejme predlog an
gleSke Labor Party, Xxi ie proSila
"a sprejem V mednarodno social
Sticno zvezp .Predlog je bill spreiet: {:
Labor Party je torej Smatrati "a
Socialisticno Stranko.
Druga tocka je bila "Politicni
polozaj in razmere ma Balkanu'.
20 tel Stvari Sc ic razvila zclo OBJ
Sirna debata. po katcri Sc je Sprc-
iela od sodrngov NaiIlanta in a.
dlerja predlagana rcsoluciia. XII
izrcka. da je dolznoSt socialistov
vseh dezela. upreti Sc vsakemu
motenju miru. "a katero so odgo-
vorne vladajocc Stranke.
Delavcc ie zato brez della. ker
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-17

and No. Clark St, in predpoldne
istega dne je posebna delavslsa
deputacija posetila Waldheimu
grob nash mrtvih, ma kterega ie
polozila krasen venec.
Enoindvajset let ze poGivajo V
gomili Spies. Parsons, Engel, FiS-
cher in Lingg. Gomilo krasi veli-
canstni spomenik - delo zayednih
ameriSkih delavcev -, a mad GO
milo tulijo orjaski glasovi. glaso-
Vi socialne revolucije, ki Sc Siri
Tiki plamen po vsej zemeljskeJ
kroglii; glasovi vstajajOcega pro
letarijata, Xxi Sc bo nekoc maSce-
val mad privilegiranimi morilci za
nedolzne zrtve V gomili. Iavedno
delavstvo vstaja boljinbolj Ze
Sc izpolnjujejo zadnje SpiesOve
beSede. ktere je izrekel. ko mu je
krvnik deval- vrv okrog vratu
''PriSel bo dan. ko bo naSe mol
canje Y grobu moGnejSe. kakor pa
glasovi, ktere danes zadavite. y
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-17

Toliko IA danes.
In to Sc je dogodilo po VOLT
yah, ko je bill Taft re izvoljen
predsednikom.
GoSpoda uredniki kapitalistic-
nih listov, ali Sc to pravi, da Sc
blizajo bolji caSi IA delavceP
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-17

Newyorski bankir Henry Clews.
je nedavno V svojem govoru pri
Maine Bankers Association pove-
dal sledeGe: "LetoSnja gospodar-
ska kriza je Opomogla mnoge ka-
pitaliste. Malo pred krizo, so pro-
daiali delnicc po visokih cenah. Il
ko Sc je kriza pricela. pokupili So
za neznatne Gene vse nazaj. II mo-
lie so ma THEM pozdravliali kri-
TO-" tn jih innate! Kapitalisti so
kovali denar IL vase mizerije in
bedc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-17

Socialistom Sc oicta. da hoce So
ializem oropati tudi revnejse sloje
privatnega lastnistva. Koliko pri-
vatnega imetja pa imajo siromas-
nj. delavski sloji?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-17

CasopiSi porocajo. da je dial mi
lijOnar Vanderbilt zavarovati ig-
race svojim otrokOm "a $25 900
Delavci pa ne morejo zavarovati
svojih lastnih zivljenj, kan hi Sc
zavarovali zivljenja ali cello igra-
Ge svojih otrOk.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-17

Taft je izvoljen. Nastanejo |
sedaj boljSi casi' bog vel"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-17

r.sf n korissi delav-
kssA Iiuds,va. Delav-
-, 90 opreviceni do
vsssa kar produciraio.
Thls paper 10 devoted
40 the interests of the
wori<ins class. Work.
.rs are entitled to all
what tn ey produce.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-10
seekma 10 Muddy the waters.

Why don't the partisan Republican
newspapers of oklahoma point out
some specific instance in which the
Democratic administration has been
neglectful of the best interests of the
people. instead OF harping on genarali-
ties and making urnounded charges
against certain officials The people
of Oklahoma are too well acquainted
with the methods of the Republican,
press in manufacturing campaign lies
along about this season of the year
to be interested in anything but a
plain statement of facts. If the Demo
cratic administration has been reck-
lessly extravagant in the expenditure
of public moneys, ii any OF the Demo-
cratic officials have proven dishonest
or incompetent, or If any of the pro
visions of the state constitution or the
enactments of the first legislature have
proven harmful to the peoples inter
ests, then the Democratic party can be
charged with these shortcomings and
II is the duty of the Republican press
of the state to point them out
Instead OF stsffling on your hind
legs and bowling about the constitu-
tion driving capital out OF the state. OR
Legislation tndl Will rum DuslutnA III
terests already established here, jusl
point TO one instance where asprovis
ion of the constitution has kept a
dollar from being invested in 0klaho
ma, or law on our statute books has
worked hardship on a single honest
institutions One concrete illustration
Of this kind will have more weight
with the voters of Oklahoma than ali
the clap-trap and innuendo without
any facts to back IL up