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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-28
DINNER PARTY Is GIVEN
BY THE JUSSERANDS
Countess de Charetto and Her Son. Marquis de Chareo
Visiting in Capital-Mrs. Frederick Morgan Enter
tanning Miss Henning of Louisville.

The French Ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand entertained informally at
dinner last evening. Their guests were
the new Minister Of the Netherlands
and Nine Loudoun and the members
Of the embassy STAFF.
Countess de Charetto and her son,
Marquis de CharettO, are spending a
few days in Washington en- tour of the
United States Countess Lydia Ros-
PGptchine of Paris, who IS on a lectur-
ing tourlin this country, is also spend
ing a few days In Washington.
Miss Frederick Morgan. daughter OF
Col and Mrs. James Morris Morgan,
has as her guest for day or two Miss
Susanna Henning. or Louisville. KY.
Miss Henniug VIII leave Washington to-
morrow for New York, returning later
Ia the season for an extended visit 10
Miss Morgan.
Mrs. Roosevelt There.
a large gathering Of society people
attended the concert OF the Philadel-
phia Symphony Orchestra at the New
National Theater yesterday.
Mrs. Roosevelt occupied the Presi-
dental box. and in her party were Mrs
MetcaIf, wife Of the Secretary Of the
Navy; Mrs. Cooley. Miss Ethel ROOse-
welt. and Mrs. Prau KnOrr.
OIher boxholders were Mrs. John R.
Mclean, Mrs. James Lowndes. and
Mrs. Williams and Miss Williams.
In the audience were Mrs. Garfield,
wife Of the Secretary Of the Interior:
Mrs. Calderon Carlisle, Rear Admiral
Richardson Clover and Mrs. Clover and
the Misses Clover, Mrs. Audenreid,
MI
Francis. Mrs. Horace WestcOtt Vis-
countess de Sibour, Mrs. John Reyburn,
Mrs Philip Hichborn. Mrs Robert
HlnCkley, Mrs Edward Mitchell, Dr.
and Mrs. Thomas ". Chatard. Mrs.
Arthur Grant Duff, Mrs Francis Lor-
Ing, Mrs, Lawrence Townsend and Miss
Townsend.
Miss Marie J. Mcclure left Washing
ton today for Annapolis. where she will
attend the Navy-George Washington
football game She vas accompanied
by Mrs. FeditZ ana q party OF friends.
indian COMMISSIONS and Mrs. Francis
E. Leupp. who have been at their coun-
try place in birmingham. Len0x. left
there today for Boston. where they viii
spend few days before coming 20
Washington.
MI anu dla. ROBERT II. IDomDS nave
returned from their edding trip, and
are guests at the New Willard for sew
eral days before going te their future
home IN Greenville, Miss Mrs To0mbs
was formerly Miss Sue Turner Hunter,
daughter of Mrs Rose Turner Hunter
OF the Oakland her marriage 10 Mr.
IcorInz taking place Thursday, October
Il.
Mr and Mrs William RinaldO God
dard announce the marriage of their
daughter. Maude Beatrice, TO john ~
Mitchell The ceremony took place This
morning In the shrine Of the Sacred
Heart. the Rev. Joseph NcGee offciat-
irE. Only a small family party was
present, owing "a a recent jerea cement
in the brides family. Mr. and Mrs.
Mitchell loft immediately afterWHrd for
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-28

AS the Baltimore News asks. isn't
the most unique thins about the cam
paign the fact that tive President has
got 20 show wherein 8 ne is better
friend to labor than Mr.. Bryau?" Mr..
Bryan has done nothing bur make
speeches. MT. Roosevelt was the cher
force IN bringing the anthracite coal
strike 10 Az END. made repeated appeals
for arbitration, went TO the aid Of rail
road men in the face of a threatened
general reduction Of wages, and has
been constantly watchful Of legislation
I'm their behalf like the hours-of-service.
child labor and employers liability
laws.
Maryland will have the opportunity.
TWO weeks from today. to decide wheth-
CT she wants TO stay in the put" class
Of the solid South or have a part in the
affairs Of the nation.
Maybe the courts will enioiE the com
muters not 80 get of those Southern
trains at the Fourteenth street site -
II you don't know any more Of the
bank guaranty plan than you did of
free silver, hold your vote or the sub
JtcL uEtu you can get the retrospect
on the former that you now have on
the latter.
Supposin' The Board of Trade and
Chamber Of Commerce do really merge.
which would be the yeast ana which
the CCust2
Mr., Taft and Mr. Bryan have the con-
ISOLATION OF knowing that if they didn't
provide enough excitement in the big
tent. there were some pretty good bouts
in the side-show-
Chairman Mack was the only prog
nosticator who foresaw the election Of
Bryan IN yesterdays papers. He will
have plenty OF time for the oculist after
next week
II you viii change the fourth letter
in his name you may see what the
governor Of Oklahoma has gotten out
of the campaign 10 date.
Plenty OF illumination free for the
proposed mass meeting on the change
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-28

Chairman Mack was the only prog
nosticator who foresaw the election Of
Bryan IN yesterdays papers. He will
have plenty OF time for the oculist after
next week
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-28

Maryland will have the opportunity.
TWO weeks from today to decide wheth-
CT she wants to stay in the put" class
Of the solid South or have a part in the
affairs Of the nation
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In Little Sanctuary.

IN Little sanctuary.
AT the Little Sanctuary Of the Wash
ington Cathedral al noon today the
marriage OF Miss Minnie Viola Stins0n
and Col Randolph Dickins. of the
United States Marine Corps. was cele-
brated in the presence Of a small com
pany Of immediate relatives and init
mate friends. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. DIT. G. c. F. Braten-
hal. rector OF Ct Adams The bride
was attended by Mrs Jokichi Takamine.
Of New York. Is matron Of honor. Col
Charles H Lauchheimer. L 5 NJ c.
was best man. A breakfast followed az
the home Of the brides mother Mrs.
Mamie Harrington Smith, 1885 Calvert
street.
Among those present were Mrs H W
Wight, Of Fredericksburg. Va. sister
Of the groom: Mrs. John KEN of Phil
adelphia, niece Of the groom; Major Gen
George +. Elliott. cOmmandant OF tee
Marine Corps; Admiral and Mrs Thom-
as Holdun Stevens. Col. Thomas {,
Prince. Major and Mrs David D. PoT-
ter. .Paymaster and Mrs. Bonnanon: Nj
and Mrs Worthington c Ford, \. j.
Cameron, william 2. Denegree. OF phil
adeIphia: Mrs. George 9 Cromer, OF
New York: Mr. and Mrs. John B Ran
dolph. and others
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-28

Portner is the daughter of the late Rob
eTt POTtneT.
Mr. Meredith is a son Of the late Rep
resentative +. +. Meredith OF Virginia
He has lived in Washington for the last
year.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-28

Mr.. Taft and Mr.. Bryan have the con-
OF knowing thal if they didn't
provide enough excitement in the big
tent. there were some pretty good bouts
in the side-shOW-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-28

Supposin' The Board of Trade and
Chamber Of Commerce do really merge,
which would be the yeast and which
the Crust2
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-28

II you viii change the fourth letter
in his name you may see what the
governor Of Oklahoma has gotten out
of the campaign TO date.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-28

Mrs Wright. wife of the Secretary
O. " ar. hiss returned 20 Washfnefon
ana she and the Secretary are al he
ShOTeham for the season
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-28

Maybe the courts Will enioiE the com
muters not 80 get of those Southern
trains at the Fourteenth street site
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-28

Plenty OF illumination free for the
proposed mass meeting on the change
of government
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-28

Mr. and Mrs. William Schoheld T4oge
nave announced the eTgagement OF
dock Norris Of Baltimore. The date
ior the wedding has not been set.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-28

The French Ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand entertained informally at
dinner last evening. Their guests were
the new Minister Of the Netherlands
and Nine Loudoun and the members
Of the embassy staff.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-24
DISCARDED
SlNTOR
LAYS
GIRL s
u|ICD DkkIIl

New Orleans, Oct. 2f.-On her
bridal four. which had begun scarcely
ono hour before. and seated in "a rail
road coach almost between her hus
bard and a former suitcr for her hand
Mrs. Fred Van mgcn saw the Hash
of the suitcr's revolver. felt the sud
den grip OF her husbands hand as The
bullet struck ana killed him. and lhcn
turned and fought for her life When
the girl appeared about TO become the
victim of second bullet from the re-
volver her uncle rushed Up and thrust
his thumb beneath the hammer OF the
revolver iamming the mechanism ana
rendering he weapon harmless
This was tho story which tho pas
scngcrs on The Texas and Pacific
"Canncn Aalr told when they reach.
ed this city. but the principal actors
in the tragedy, most of whom Cre con-
neCted with Louisana's leading fam
lies, have so far refused 10 discuss
the affair
The former suitor is A. $ Beauvo
Of Plaquemipe, La, where he was tax
en- from the train ard placed unde'
arrest Tho husband was Prof Frcd
Van lngen. a prominent teacher OF
Alexandria. La, and relative of
former Governor Blanchard Tho
bride is ,he daughter OF James NJ
Rhoror, one Of the leading officials Of
lderyille parish, residing al Baton
Rouge Beauve is "a years old, and
Van lngen was 23 The wedding TOOK
place yesterday at Alexandria. Beauye
was in town having arrived there, D.
Is reported. on the same train as Miss
Rhorer When the bridal couple ler,
for New Orleans, he boarded the train
also and after a time sat in seat
facing Mr.. and Mrs. Van Ingen. with
the bride between him and her hus-
band Passengers say Beauyo talked
with the bridal couple just before Tho
shooting anu that his manner appear
ed cordial. The young woman had
clasped hands with her husband when
Beauve suddenly drew his revolver
and fired After being disarmcd. The
young man quietly submitted 10 arrest.
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derived TO carry on The government
and o projections 10 The factory against
loss by reason OF competition OF for.
cign made goods
There is no politics ia the suaran.
tee question like that of the protective
tariff question and the Republicans
are cutting a fat hog by their opposi.
tion to ihis invention this improve
meni They might as well attack the
inventors of the safety pin as to make
a political issue Of this guarantee prop
osiiion. Every body wants TO be pro-.
tccted from loss IN their deposits Il
only reflects stupidity and lack of i'm
proyement on the part Of the Republic.
an party that they themselves aid not
see and discover this improved plan
OF guarantee OF bank deposits before
i was made by a Democrat
Is it true that the genius of tho
great Republican party "a passing
away: that by thcir years of useful
moss have grown feeble in statesmen.
shap and have been lulled to rcpose
0y their past achievements and now
stand as a lot OF fogies. combating
everything that Is now and improved
over the old? Il is fearful IL true
SAMUEL A. HAYWARD.
Hayward, okla.
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, . . . . q . . . . y = . . = Q q {
, COMMUNICATIONS. &
o o o O Q c o O . @ o I o @ Q {

Is the guarantee of deposits in
banks political question? II not
then n means disaster to The party
that opposes g. First let MS examine
the question. TO discover If VIC can.
whether or not ID Is political qucs-
ton
IT it is a useful Improvement or in
yention II deserves protection as an
improved system over the old.
In the first place banks are required
to give no security to the depositor.
No provision for this has ever been
a part OF the laws governing the bank.
ing business While it lis proper for
backs TO require safe security for the
loan of dcposltora' money, Il is an
improvement OF the system 10 require
the banks tp insure the safe return
TO the depositor OF all of his moUey dt
any limo he might call for IL II there
rs no h1rm in ibis il is no political
queftiJu IS -rW1.y Is ..r..',p of
Improvement over the old systell K
the banks were required to give "a
note. secured by mortgage for every
deposit II would make banking busi'
| ness "a cumbersome and technical N-
fair But few would engage in tine
I banking business under such "a laW.
| The government has made banking
business possible by granting charters
| 10 organized companies and protect
ms them by statutory laws To make
an improycmcniS ipon the laws regu-
lating banks We can see ma reason
/ for dispute, nor see ian Il any party
nor political question involved A
| protective tariff has long been fho
doctrine of the Republican party Of
this country aad Tor them, at this
| time, o make Of the guarantee depos
Il law OF the state OF Oklahoma "A part
oil tbCir campaign issue Us a disaslrOus
blunder. The people know q good law
and it makes no difference what part )
makes The law makes IL none tho
less virtuous and good
The protective laiilt gives 10 "a,
MANUFACTURER a certain protection
which might De called a guarante,
law, insHrine the manniaetnrer a GER
tain return OF profii iof MS Invest
ment The Insurance OF deposits %
banks makes 4 sure Of the return q
lhe money 60 the deposii9r The prot
its 10 the depOsilor only depend Gpoi
MIA the agreement WIS with the de
position when The money was deposit
ed. Unlike the protective tariff thl
banks ere nor compelled 10 pay inter
est on deposits. nor are the Deposition
I guaranteed a profit 10 his deposits d
The banks The guarantee laws %
Oklahoma make ihe banks safe fQ
The deposition by protective tanl
upon an OF the bank deposits But B.
this tariff no one reaps a profit. un
like the tariff upon imports levied bl
lhf ianll iHNa oi eonsfess. q reyeau'
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Twin Improvement 10 the oliver
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The tahulator works automatically
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SCOtt'S Emulsion

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The Hanainqs

Recently little girl WAS taken 10
London by her parents on her return
she was describing all the places she
had seen 20 some young friends, one
OF them. of a somewhat morbid difpo-
sition. asked. did you sec the Old Bal
ley. where they hang the murderersN
mo" replied the girl. = don't think
so. but saw Tie Royal academy.
where they hang the artists. ."-London
Telegraph
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NEW STATE COMMITTEES

Following is the new state Demo
bic committee elected in the recent
3naies:
dair-W II. Davis. StillweIl, okla.
lfalfa'-Lafe Knodler Helena.
Itoka--
Ieavel--
eckham--J. d. hailard, Sayre.
laine IF. y. Alien, Okeene.
[ryan---W. e. Utterback. Durans.
|AddO-R. Hester. Apache.
anadian--Earl Beebe, FL Reno.
arter-Frank Bonner, Ardmore.
/nerokee-W. w. Hastings, Tanbe.
hoctaN Bob Conad, Grant.
marron-Thonas Richmond, Jur.
Son.
eveland-George smith. LexIns.
pal-Wright Christian. Coalgate.
bmanche-John Nc. Young, Law.
raig-F. D. e. Amos. vlnita.
reek-M. Jones. Bristow.
hster-T. y. Stone, Custer City
plaware-T. s. Refer, Grove.
ewey-Kirley Frapce.
| 3lls-George q. Baker, Gags.
Ihrtioid-C. ID. Hubbell. ENID.
lady r. Jones, Chickasna.
rant "A. c. Thompson, Lamont
eer-R. /. Thompson. Mangum.
hnston-George w. dudley. Tish.
hgo.
willis Scott, Tonkawa.
ngiisher--Fred Eahler, Hennes-
owa-M. P. Won Meter. Hobart.
Attimer-E NJ. Cooper, Wilburton.
Flore-R. II. Minsoe. Spiro.
ncoiu-n. V. Hoffman, Chandler.
bsan-J, d. Burke, Guthrie.
I 've-G. IL. Montgomery, Mar
"a.
piors-John B. Roberts. Fair.
Arshall-Snmmers Hardy, Madill
Ryes-h. NJ. Butler, Pryor Creek
|lirray-I.. c. Coyle, Iona.
iskogee--Fred Z. Bronson, Mus
iLaine--J. f, sharp. purcell.
= ;Curtain--R. +. Wilson, Isabelle.
bbl0 "A. /. Thompson, Perry.
bwnta-Bert TilotsoI.
. IfuskCo--J. l.. Warmon, Okemah
Ilahoma-R. L. Fuller. Oklahoma
Imulgcs,-W. A. Hiatt, Okmulgee
age --E. +, Scott, Pawhuska.
tawa-J. X. Moore, Miami.
1nce--G. NJ Berry, Pawnee.
yne- Dale Litton. Saltwater.
1 ttsburg. Tell Mlwee, Krebbs.
ntotoc--Sam T. Mcclure. Ada.
+ ltawatomie-L. 7. Sammons
ie.
ger Mist. NJ. Miller. chey
gers Walter r. Morris. Chelsea
skell--T. D. smith. Chant
ghes--E. A. Edmonson, Holden
minolo-E. z. Jayne. Wewoka.
quoyah--J @. McComb. Salisaw
sphens-T. l. Wade, NARROW.
Imam e T. Zumwalt. Frederick
lsa-G. n. Wright. Tulsa.
ashlngton-Howard Webber. Bart
he.
logner--Tom Harran. Wagner
: lshita-Sam Massingale, COrdeli
Dodward-D. =. Marum. Wood
pods--Jchn B. Doolin. Alva.
lka, Beaver. Carvin. Harper
son. Pushmataha and Texas coun
have thus far failed 10 send Il
- s Of committeeman.
nnen's Talcnm lic.. AZ Renfrn,
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MINIS TE:.RS
ENDORSE:
SSTATE:
ACE: E:N(3Y

We, ministers, Of Guthrie, Logan
county, Oklahoma, do hereby give our
endorsement 10 The agency system
Of the Billups law"
We expect to vote for the agency on
November s, and do most respectfully
request every voter, regardless Of par
ty afiiliahOD, TO so vote. and to uso
every honorable and legitimate en-
deayor possible 20 Influence votes for
the same throughout the state.
We do 50 for the following reasons:
l. We are Prohihitionists ana We
desire 70 see the prohibition laws Of
the state enforced
2 The state agency system furn-
lshes a lawful way by which alcohol
and liquors can be- purchased for med
ical and scientific purposes.
3. The entire whisky crowd is
fighting the agency system. viz, tho
Sons of Washington the brewers. the
distillers, the bootleggers. the prostl-
tutes, the outlaws, the lax morals Of
all classes.
3 On the other hand the strong
est Prohibitiouists and men and won.
en- of the very highest characters are
for II. viz. the leading ministers and
Christian workers of all the churches.
the Anii-Saloon League of American.
the w. G, T L. of Oklahoma the can
didate for the presidency on the Pro.
hibition party ticket etc.
tSigncd)
Il. u. CAAIERON.
Pastor First Baptist Church
" r. MKNIGHT,
Pastor First United Presbyterian
Church
T. r. FAlRCHllLD
Pastor First Methodist Church.
HARRY OMAR SCOTT.
Pastor First Presbyterian Church.
r H. NOBLlTT,
Pastor First Christian Church.
ISAAC GOODMAN.
Pastor Cougrega iioifal Church.
~ B. PEBBLES.
Pastor Second Baptist Church
i r. ABERNATHY.
Pastor M D. Church South.
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nnens Talcum he. at Renfro's
eie's
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bods--John 3. Doolin. Alva
blla, Beaver Garvin. Harper.
bon. Pushmataha and Texas coun-
have thus far failed 10 send IN
Is OF committeeman.
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Attention Ladies.

Have you seen the Specials offer.
.cl by the Guthrie mills for the best
leaf Of bread made from their flour?
Elghty-fivc dollarG on bread. S55 will
be paid I'm cash End the balance in
Guthrie flour This bread must be
exhibited at the Guthrie fair Novem.
Der l0-l4. Call for premium list at
Retailers office. i16 west Oklahoma
avenue, phone a.