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The state herald., 1908-10-02
An
English
View of
LynChins
By ANDREW LANG.

the peaceful hosey where these lines written
men, informed conerng together the road after
midnight fine the night pleasant;
both them severely went lis
rrui inc motor has yet been detected
lhere are countries in which this sort of behavior provoke
neng of innocent people probably The ynchng again. might give
rise to more caution drivers of motors not duck them
10 not ha their ears TO the pump the said story There
Is pleasant owner Of motor novel, Mrs Bacys Debts" by
N Eddy What's fNepound-note he asked 20 fast
and am ready TO Fine away, said buclotIe Il shall
have bottle of fzz Tonight just the When you're in
bner you're cock of The walk and whether like or not you've GOT
10 scoo."
As fyepomd fine nothing this dccabe yre of r, cad
perhaps some other of cutting the such cocks of the walk
may be ultimately invented But let keep within the law Do not M m
oo' AT en as worthy magistrate proposed For my part were
lawful could cheeriuy shoot all who the rural
nights the yel of cotemonger songs gramophon
joys of the lively and mdylc But like , Murder As One d
the fne Ar Il am all for law and order and that kind thing"
The state herald., 1908-10-02
Heavy Yield Of Potatoes.

Greeley. Colo-Tho biggest yield Of
potatoes 70 far this year Is claimed to
be that Of Charles Smith Of Korsey.
From thirty acres he gathered nearly
$4,000 bushels or over 400 bushels an
mere. lilo Will receive for his crop be.
tween $4,000 and 10000. Six potatoes
picked haphazard from his field
weighed 1874 pounds.
Dealers say there ls biz demand
for Greeley potatoes farther east than
ever before and that the Oklahoma de.
mand IN rivallng that OF Texas. Gin.
cinnntl and Chicago men have con.
unctod for M much Of the crop na can
be spared. and one firm has promised
ten carloads week 10 Chicago dur.
Ing October. X, u. Rough shipped sls
tocn carloads to Oklahoma Thursday.
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Too Rouoh for the Cow.

Mrs. Rorer, OF cookbook fame, tells
OF seeing maid drop and break n
beautiful platter at dinner recent.
ly. says Evcrybody's Magazine. Tho
host did not permit n trine like this
TO rufIlc him In the least.
These little accidents happen mos,
every day" he said. apologoticaiiy
you see. she isn't a trained waitress
She was a dairymald originally, but
she had TO abandon that occupation
on account OF her inability TO handle
the cows without breaking their
horna."
The state herald., 1908-10-02

Greeley men are Interested In u
proposition 10 bring lumber from Old
Mexico and nrc about To incorporate II
company To take valuable timber from
$4,000 acre tract near the City Of
Mexico.
Work Ia being rushed on the Stand.
ley Lake irrigation system and II IL
expected that by the first Of tho year
10000 acres Of land will bo brought un.
der irrigation, By the progress being
made. total of 100000 acfcs of arid
land lying north and northwest OF Den
ver. will be irrigated In 1910.
The state herald., 1908-10-02
lordon's Brldoes.

Few perhaps are aware OF the cI.
tent to which the city OF London 10
bridged over. In all. II seems. there
are no fewer than 10 bridges. OF
these ID arc railway bridges. thrc.
arc bridges over roads lsueh m Hol.
born siaducO and bs bridges which
connect private promises.
The state herald., 1908-10-02
Man and peant Alike

Only those who have suffered tho
agony OF eye Affections can appreciate
tho blessing TO humanity In DR. Mitch.
els famous Eye Salye. Introduced I'm
this rcsion as far back ns isis Il is
FOUND today In all woii regulated
homes hcrcabouts, Not alone the eyes
OF man but those OF the dumb animals
nave enjoyed It's comforts. Mltchcirs
Eye salyc. Sold everywhere. Price ebe
The state herald., 1908-10-02
BUD DoDlE

Ihs greatest Of all horsemrn. ssys, ~,
NY W h.ats experience with horses b,xs
found sPoHN's DlSTEMpER CURE H.
,nos. successful Of all remedies ior N,
mno,fi' no,.is' " is thr creates, blood purifier"
'' vow a, &C ,asau ana ieo. Druggist. can supply
send for free Book Spohn Med,r,i ~
spec Contagious Diseases, tioshen' Ind 'H
The state herald., 1908-10-02

There il not much TO be said for tho
institution of lynching; indeed, deprecatc
and condemn the practice. You may lynch
the wrong person, for a mob is never very
particular about evidence. and lynch law
shows distrust and contempt for our ad-
mirablc judges and juries. But if ours
were frenzied, excitable, hysterical, law
less sort of people, apt to dispute the UNI
pire's decision, and take the law" like n
piece of eggshell porcelain, Unto their own
hands" (where it is always broken) il
would not surprise me if few motorists
were lynched.
The state herald., 1908-10-02

Hoar-"rhorc's one thing tina, vii,
give you tho shake and yet stay rich,
with you" joar-"what can fha,
boT Boar-"chiiia and fever"
The state herald., 1908-10-02

The vast majority of people doubtless
will agree that harmony of temper between
man and wife is a prime if not the first
and foremost essential to happy wedlock.
1t is true that two can walk together. I'M
agreed, and keep step, in so far as outsiders
are able to tell, but the pace is wearing. and
the promenade is not pleasant exercise.
People marry because they are in love
with each other, or fancy themselves so. and
imagine land of unalloycd happiness in
which they shall dwell. After shorter or
longer period of married life the dream
ends Pride and regard for public opinion
The state herald., 1908-10-02

Almost any man can marry money
u he 10 willing to take widow older
than he Ia along with H.
The state herald., 1908-10-02
n Your Eye. Bo,b,, Va,

get = hos Of pErf'lTs EYE sAIvr o,d
Al dfussistsor Howard ltos., Dudal,. NY
The state herald., 1908-10-02
A REASONABLE REQUEST.

Small Urchin Ito major, who has
been thrown from horse into pond)-
Hi, mister, as you 'appens to be in the
water would you mind looking for
Willies whistle?
The state herald., 1908-10-02
AirROute
Sure
Future Airship Will
Garry Freight
and Passengers
BY CAPT. THOMAS BALDWIN.
Who Has Sold Airship to Government

The great future of the airship lies in transpr-
taton both for passengers and merchandise. Use
in war it will have. just the telegraph and the raj
road have had, but the great development of the ar
ship will be for commercial purposes and to utilize
the one free highway Of the earth The air is free fer
us all and it's going to be conquered, just as surrey
as we conquered with the boat and the railway.
How long? | cannot tell No one can Certain
ly within the next of years, but, then it may
come in a night. But this do know-when the scie,-
lists come to rrelutabe facts and figures in aerill
navigation and can lay down set of rules and laws
and formula for the guidance of us practical men
then will come perfection in jump
There are very f-w who have taken up the subint
The state herald., 1908-10-02

mhodicaIy and scientifically practically but eNperment6fs
my-pai practical expcrunters willing take chance and
find out the thing be done But it takes
the We only hope that scene
will on practabity and perfection in aviation
The airship of the future will he of the Won Zeppelin type have
phase of the question my satisfaction and have
that such will be the type But it will have moe
dirgblen fact be combination of the din
gbe the aeopae, but larger The airp of the future see
be have great speed and will be easily controlled
as this hundred footer of mine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-08

The taking OF life is a topic that
makes the average citizen shudder
and ia many instances the meanest
murderers have escaped death be,
cNise there were honest, but tender
men on the Jury unable to reconcile
themselves TO Sign the verdict mean,
ing death m the state Of Michigan
no one can be legally executed. and
there are other states where the In
Fiction Of the death penalty Is 80 rare
an event as TO make IL certain 1t VIII
not occur.
In the beautiful cultured and
healihlul city Of Denver. IN four
months oiothis year We're more XIII
ings recorded than have occurred on
the continent of Australia Tor two
years past
Yet there were twelve executions
soe murder ia Australia from necsm-
bcr lst 1906 20 January lat 1908
Jlbre was not ore m Denver
fenvcr Is the most ccsnopoillan'
city oi The Now World, population con
sidered and the state OF Colorado g.
listed with having the best public
school system in rhe entire United
States surprising the famed system
of Indiana
Australia was peonled for cen
tulf With eXiied haueers-on io royal
ty and men xho assailod the Crown
through tire press murderer and
families and tho rakipss OF the earth
were sent 10 Australia, tho antipo.
deal iheo-v of Punishment not being
stoDnei { eaecntion iu England un.
t'l dty yoarF ago
Why iheH with "a snarsely settled
country. and a nfth on the population
either oNilo3 or their offspring does
Australia shine with the eyceedlug
luster while Denver capital OF n
great state and the seat az learning
and health apnears as the worst IA
the worldf
me answer NAV not be always civ
en- but The fact that TIE murderer in
one place Is promptly tried and exe-
cntad while in the other he Is given
page writepps picture printed. his.
torlcal societies tell Of his carly piety
etc and hnnlly hp g sent 10 the nrls-
on. Il Tor more beautiful and healthy
than the home of the average citizen
IN be humid region.
The time has arrived when tho
mpfierefs of the United States should
pa executed and their hist0riae and
picture be printed after the execution.
~ this manner we miaht be able 10
heve t7s wanton killing. and much
more of men who nrc Ger q quiet ne
vah honor shan tho spectacular
r1ich iufss SO many 70 q criminal end.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-08

The state OF Kansas Is likely to ioia
oklahoma IN the democratic ranks
this fail. That great agricultural and
mineral domain has followed, with one
OF two intermissions the doctrine oi
rcpubllcanism fer half century TO
iha sorrow of It's financial and ciylc
history. when The Immortal ingalls,,
with satire and sarcasm commanded
and led the forces of the republicans.
and Anthony added Jewels to tha
pages Of history republicanism ia
Kansas meant that the principles Of
that faith were IN the ascendancy,
and that the BODY polite could ex-
pect those principles 10 be carried
through TO the last extremity,
But how piiful the present regime!
Long, the analytical crank, is IN The
senate, representing the wishes Of The
ship subsidy and steel trust gang ua-
complainingly and demonstrating with
the pe6ple OF his state for asking him
70 do otherwise Curtis IS but the
fledgling whose efforts to rise to
s;atecrafl make him an unintenuonal
hnmorist, and the delegation IN the
lower house. save Anthony and Muir
Ntifht hNt AND Nifhhc fNttNNo "a 1lfN''A
er Cannon.
Anthony and Victor Murdock, hon
est sons Of honored sires, stand alone
as representatives OF the former un-
conquerable, unQuenchable Kansas
spirit, and lAe republican press Uf the
United States seeks TO discourage AMI
discredit their stand for political inds.
pendence OF the trusts and their
puppets
F, Kansans change their votes. They
are not to be bound gagged and de-
livered to the spirit Of any combined
will, nor do the members OF congress
have a lease upon the Jobs There Is
q feeling growing in Kansas that Ok
iahoma Is doing well blazing a civic
trail any states people may follow n
safety comfort and honor Witness
the demand sor the guaranty bank
law OF this stated II was political
combination OF bankers and politicians
who prevenide that act becoming a
law. and the people of Kansas have
not forgotten they were deprived of
tkis great safety act. They wonds
why IT finances be as stated by the
combine, they. the taxpayers, could
not have their money safe-gusrded As
Il is In Oklahoma. and do not be sur
prlsed II they ask the question again
and answer az the same time by send
ing their electoral votes to Washina.
ton TO vote for william Jennings
Bryan for president OF the Unitel
States.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-08
SMaMensuSEausHsHsEsM9E9Rsn
VAGRANT VERSE
usH9EsHsHSHsE9usnGEaEsHsns
THE FLAMING WAY.

Beside the sparsely wooded paths, the
flaming sumacs stand,
The scarlet sentinels of blood, out.
posts OF Loyerslandl
When frOsts have sent their simmer
down, the sumac bushes red
And paints the hills for miles around
where Autumn hues have bledl
The oak, turned russet-brown and gold
rears backgrounds, rich and deep;
The grape draws sap and spurns her
leaves to everlasting sleep
The maple takes the purple tint then
oriole and red
But even brighter, grander far. the
sumac lifts her head!
Through rocky dell. beside the lake, OF
where the road leads on,
The deep vermillion Of the West, the
sumac bushes don
The blood Of all her race she throws
unto the Autumn's sway
And stands triumphant In the wood,
the flaming torch Of dayl
And meath the oonflagration shed on
tracery divine.
The lover feels his pulses throb with
warm affections vine
And hard be heart Of sweetheart fair
that VIII not grant his love,
II he but speak when sumac flames
leap up TO skies abovel
Close in his arms in Loversland, he
holds her TO his breast--
The color Of her cheeks and lips be
speak the sumao's crest
And there within the Autumn wood. he
wins her heart for aye
With sumac over an the hills and hea
ven Ia the sky
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-08
postponed. Lost.

postponed Lost.
The committee amendments were
read.
Mr. Cope moved to adopt all of them
except the one which required regis
tration of voters in all boxes outside
Of cities of the first class. Carried.
The committee amendments requir
ing the registration of voters in all
boxes was lost.
Taylor and presented bycmfw cmfw c
Amendemtn proposed by Senator
Taylor and presented by Mr.. McCalla
addinf new section known as sec.
ton 1, article 1, was adopted.
The House recessed until 500 p. ni
+,EN1NG SESSION.
$500 O'Clock.
House called to order, Mr.. Speaker
presiding.
Roll call-cuoPum present.
A message was read from he Gov,
ernor, announcing that he hal ap
proved and signed House Bills Nos
272. 71s, 651. 67s, Senate Bill No. sO7
Senate Concurrent Resolution Nc. 2Y
Senate Bill No. 444, and House Dill
No 1s1.
The Conference COMMITTEES report
on House Bill No. 2Os was read and
adopted, and the bill as amended was
accl ted by the following vote;
Ayes-Abbott, Allen. Anthony, Bal +
win, Beck, Bowdre, Branson, Brow
Bryan. Butler, Carson, Casteel Cha
lpell, Chastain, Cope. Crouch, Day Dd
ser,rant, burst, Earle. Farley. Ellis
Evans, Ezzard, Faulkner. Fisher, Fra
ser, Harris, Harrison (of Hughes)
Harrison (of AicCurtaiu), Hart, Haw
kins, Hendrickson. Hobby, Holland
Huddleston, Hudson, Japp, Jarrett
Jesse, Johnson, Jones, Lindsey, Lock
wood, Manus, Martin, Moore, Murdoc
McAdoo, Mccalla. McCants. McEg
haney, Murley, Noryen, o'Neal, Or
cutt Pasohal. Pendergrar, Porter
Putnam, Rainey, Riddle. Rider, Ross
Sands, shearer. Sherman. skeen
Smith (of Dewey, Smith (of Della
ware), Smith (of Grant,, stagner
stettmund, Stone, Tabor, Tandy, Til
lotson. Turner, Utterback. vandaveer
yandeventer Workman, Watraus
whitehurst, Whitson. Williams (oi
comanche). w.lliaus Cof Pushmata
hal. Wilson, Mr.. Speaker Murray
Total--ss.
Nays-Armstrong (of Kiowa)
Briggs, Hendrickson, King, Smith Coi
custer)
Total-5.
Absent-Armstrong (of choctaw)
Ashby Ballard, Banks Boyle. Broom
Deyerle, Durham, London, Reeve
Ratliff, Smith Cof washita), snelsop
Stephens, suvers, swengle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-08

There Is more catarrh In this sec.
tlon OF the country than all other d.
seases put together and until the last
few years was supposed to be incur,
able. For a great many years doctors
pronounced II a local disease and pre-.
scribod local remedies. and by con.
stantly failing % cure with local treat.
ment. pronounced Il incurable. Sci
ence has proven catarrh 10 be con.
stitutional disease and, therefore, re.
Quires constitutional treatment Halls
Catcrrh Cure, manufactured by +. j.
Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio Is the
only constitutional cure on the mar
ket Il is taken internally in doses
from 10 drops 10 teaspoonful. II
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. They offer
one hundred dollars for any case Il
fails to cure. Send for circulars and
testimonials
Address; +. j. Cheney q Co. To
ledO Ohio.
Sold by druggists, T5c.
Take Halls Family Pills for oonsti
Latlnn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-08

GovonOr-elect Brown. OF Georgia.
weighs less than 100 pounds. Hoke
Smith weighs 500 Three months
ago Il was considered rank foolish.
ness 20 attempt to beat Smith in the
democratic primary success IN that
being equivalent to an election. The
issues were an local. and ,le dofoat
OF Smith IS due Ia great measure
10 his intolerance OF those who op.
posed his railroad Policy. The rail
roads We're badly crippled by the Wall
street panic aud the closing Of the
snops turning ont d few thousand
men caused laud slide against hih
policy The state is badly organized
Tor the fam election and few more
cranky administrations ia Georgia.
Alabama and North Carolina with 4
Hobson or two thrown IN as mem
hefs of congress viii see the end 0f
the solid South.
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Total1s.
senate an No. 45s vas cad.

Total--16.
Senate Bill No. ass was read.
An amendment by Mr.. vandeventer
adding the name of Durant as one of
tho authors, was adopted.
Senate Bill No. ass, havlnb been
read on two previous several legis-
lative days, was placed on third read.
ing and final passage. the. question
being shall the bill. with the emerg-
Inecy, pass?"
Roll call resulted;
Ayes-Abbott, Allen Anthony, Arm.
strong (of Kiowa) Ashby Baldwin.
Beck, Bowdre. Branson, Brown, Bry-
an, Butler Carson Casteel. Chappen,
Chastain, Cope, Crouch, Day, Duranf,
burst, Farley, Ellis, Evans, Wizard,
Faulkner, Fisher Fraser, Harris, Har-
rison (of Hughes), Harrison (of Nc
Curtain), Hart, Hawkins, Hendrick-
son, Hobby, Holland, Huddleston,
Hudson, Japp, Jarrett, Jesse, Johnson.
Jones, King Lindsey, Lockwood,
Manus, Martin. Moore, Murdoch, Nc
Adoo, McCalla, McCants, McElhaney.
Murley, Norvell, o'Neal, orcutt, Pas.
chal, Pendergraft, Porter Putnam.
Rainey. Ratliff, Riddle Rider, Ross.
Sands, shearer. Sherman, skeen,
Smith (of Dewey, Smith (of Custer)
Smith (of Delaware) Smith (of Grant)
stagner, Stephens, stettmund, stona,
Tabor, Tandy, Tillotson, Turner, Ut
terback, vandeyeer. vandeventer.
Workman. watrous, whitehurst, Whit
son, Williams (of Comanche), VIII
liams (of Pushmataha). Wilson, Mr.,
Speaker, CMurray).
Total--9S.
Nays-blggs, Earle.
Total-2.
Absent-Armstrong Cof Choctaw,,
Ballard. Banks, Bawdre. Broome, Day
Durham, London Reeve. Smith 70
washita). stivers, swengle.
Totals,
she Speaker announced that the bill
with the emergency, having received
a majority of the votes of all the mem
bers of the House of Representatives
was passed, and he signed the en-.
crossed copy thereof in open session.
The Senate amendments to House
Bin No. 500 were read and adopted,
and the bin as amended was adopt
ed by the following vote;
Ayes--Abhott Allen, Anthony. Arm
strong Cof Kiowa), Ashby, Baldwin,
Beck. Bowdre, Briggs, Branson. Brown
Bryan. Butler Carson. Casteel Chap
lpell Chastain. Cope, Crouch, Day.
Durant, burst, Earle, Farley. Ellis,
Evans, Ezzard, Faulkner, Fisher, Fra
ser, Harris, Harrison (of Hughes),
Harrison (of McCurain), Hart, Haw-
CCenunued on Page So
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SALAMAGUNDI.


The automobile stare" Is bocom.
Ing noticeable 10 New York City
Princess Mary OF wales. age 10 Is
a dopositor in the Postonice Savings
Bank.
The Spanish senate has adopted
the bin dealing with the reorganiza-
ton OF the navy.
IN Persia hereafter Russian officers
can only instruct the soldiers, not
command tnem
The Corn Product Refining com
pany VIII build a miIlion-dollar plant
at Summit, III.
Outside OF officials and engineers
there are a,99s nrsmen in New York
city, who are divided into four grades.
Germany's exports to the United
States in 1907 amounted to S1O9,5lO,-
l0S1. American exports to Germany
were $1S5, 671797
f. L. Marston, who it known in
England as the Staffordshire Spur
geon, and is only 10 years Of age
is the most successful Baptist evange-
list of that country.
King Anderaya of Bunyoro, in Cen
trail Africa, has written of the bap
tism Of his father, Kabafago, who is no
torious in Gordon Fasnas day as the
lslave-raiding king of Bunyoro.
Many Chinese monasteries are en-
dowed with land or a tribute Of rice
but seldom so as to be selfsuppori-
Ing. and the monks, armed with gongs
go down into the cities to beg for sus-
tenance.
In India the printed book is regard
cd as vulgar, if not irrelevant, and no
deyout Hindoo would allow his sacred
writings to be contaminated by con
tact with leather prepared from tho
hide of some animals dead body.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-08

with water five or six feet deep IN
the streets of Enid, Postmaster Pur-
cell should have the good sense %
rinse his mouth. His words about
amalgamahng the races may require
scrubbing The entire inner man, but.
anyhow, a bath win aid some, and
can do no harm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-08

The Shawnee Herald makes the mo-
dest assertion that the page advertise
ment author unknown. in the Okla
homan, is nothing more or less than
a selling too anonymous the demo-
crGtic virtue OF the Okahoman Gnd
declares that not another newspaper
in the state would be guilty Of a SINH
lar act
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-08

With the ratification Of the school
land committees work by the people
another plank OF complaint has been
removed from the republican platform.
BY the way, what IS the republican
PLATFORM
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-08

Walter Wellman has finally an
nounced that Mr.. Taft is big man.
Those who have seen the war secre-
tary or read his description viii have
to admit for once in his career Well
man has stated d fact.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-08

Colonel Henri Watterson wishes
through hs Louisville CONVERSATIONAL
to relate historical truths TO the repuh-
llcans IN convention al Chicago The
colonel calls attention TO Julius Caesar
burrows. once being a business partner
10 blOcksof-Five' Dudley, and the
personal friend OF Matt Quay. Col.
Watterson fears tho reform bonnet OF
Temporary Chairman Burrows viii not
be Of the very best merry widow"
pattern, and suggests tnat BIN Allen
White write a boomer editorial. cap
toned What IN HI Did iney Put
burrows in Forg' or words 10 that ef.
feet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-08

Vice President Fairbanks seems able
to set the people to understand that
he IS still great man The vice pres
ident first proved his ability as an or
ganizer when he organized a battery
to get hold of the receiyership of GER
tain railway properties aud from
thas good hour until now he has never
been hard pressed for money.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-08

The fellows who walled 50 loudly
about the dispensary system have
suddenly shut up. The people seem
to be satisfied.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-08

Oklahoma City tries to fool all the
people all the time. Lincoln said long
since that some of the people could
be fooled some of the time.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-08

Oklahoma VIII go TO Denver 90
strong that It VIII show that Colorado
burg how democracy militant whoops
her up for the cause. Three or four
thousand strong, earnest representa-.
tiyes Of the youngest aud siill greatest
democratic state cf the Union will put
ginger IN the weak and dlspirited and
start the program In the usual Okla
homa way Nothing like speeding the
ponies a little before the big race. and
the Oklahoma track trainers for the
political derby know well when to APP
ply tho whip to those dispirited.