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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-17

She was barred froHi asking for The
great fsctorles that make cities be.
cause her ftt<I wae Sc hlsh IL wes i'm.
possihle for Guthrie factories to com
pete with the older cities OF the East
and Central states. where fuel could be
had for third Of what we were
charged here BY the coal trust that
held us In a fuel bondage --and our
coal trust bondsmen held us until the
last yestige Of carpetbagism was de.
stroyed.
Aud since Judge Vandeventer has Il.
lmstratod the difference between a
working. harmonious Democratic,leg
lative body and a congressman. WHO
keeps all the baseball news rign up.
there has been g dropping to. the
sporty" look OF Mcclure. and his post
office henchmen are even rather
doubtful whether the oil and gas topic
was the proper one 10 trot out this
past week.
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Local Republican politics are again
threatened with internecine war. and
all because J. y. Campbell. editor Of
t1e Hornet. published at Waukomis. is
a great personal friend and was once
the hacker Of Senator Albert Beve-
ridge Il seems Beveridge. who Is
somewhat Of machine smasher. has
pr-mised Campbell he shall haYe the
Dispensing OF patronage IN Oklahoma
then q niinistry to some for~isa court,
where about all he will have to do Is
lie in the shade and write his reminis-
cences Of the day when he was an edi.
tor in the dry grass land OF Northern
Oklahoma, and subjected to all the
humiliations and sorrows heaped upon
a great literary genius vy the n1rant
like Norris. Purcell. Palmer and other
mere trlnmers for postoftices etc. Mr..
Campbell is a veritable pile driver for
great works. and his writing stamps
him as one OF the stellar beacons %
the lost and timid He has been kept
poor by the fact he Is so honest he re.
fuses to do wrong aud his new power
has net even caused him to be snob-
bish: rather he walks humbly to and
from church and asks Divine aid to pre-
vent him from cavorting in his gleo
and d5ing damage TO the cheap imita-
tons OF the real statesmen as persona
fled in the present managers of Repub
lican politics in this state, Judge
Campbell is very devout and thinks
the six bits he loaned Judge Bcvcr
idge when The latter was pitching ha,
for Andy Dumond back in MOultrt
county, Illinois, was all at the special
request OF Almighty. fr with the lOar
Judge Beyeridge broke up crap game
went to school. became famous aud CN
ira good Il T. $. senator. and is nov
Just browsing about over the country
looking TO see whom he can aid an,
cheer towards the UtOpian land Il,
thinks will be right here onco he rs
sumes full control Of our affairs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-17
COLLEGE Football GAMES

Washington, d. G., Oct. 1.-THE
following college football games are
scheduled for this Afternoon: ~
Yale VS. West Point at Westpoint;
Harvard VS. Springfield Technical
school at Cambridge; Pennsylvania
VS.. Brown at Philadelphia; Princeton
VS.. Swarthmore at Princeton; Navy
Ss Lehigh at Annapolis; Nebraska VS.
Minnesota at Minneapolis; Wisconsin
IS. Indiana at Bloomington; Illinois
VS.. Chicago University at Chicago;
Iowa VS.. Missouri at Columbia; Kan
sas VS.. Oklahoma at Lawrence; Ten
nessee VS. Kentucky at Knoxville;
Vanderbilt vs.. Clemson at Nashville;
Georgia VS.. South Carolina at Athens;
Louisiana VS.. Texas A. and u at New
/ Orleans.
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FORECASTS.

Election forecasts are about as val
liable as wood that has been burned.
The New York newspapers have form
ed the custom OF predictinl ue re.
suits of national elections, and " these
The Herald has been the best in guess
ing nearest to the results.
This year the guessing has been the
cause of much speculation because no
For instance the original forecast
gave Mr. Taft the six New England
and the four Middle states. all others
east OF the Mississippi and north OF
the O1io. with West Virginia for gUOd
measure, Then Maryland aud Ken
lucky we're in doubtful lumn;
Washington. South Dakota and Colo.
RADIO were also in the doubtful list OF
course the Solid south was for
Bryan and the new state with Nevada
were allowed the Democratic nominee.
The last forecast gives Mr. Bryan
all south of the Ohio and the Pennsyl
vaula line; Indiana is thrown I'm, and
the gains in the West include Mon
tana and Kansas. or the others, TAFT
Is given the addition Of Colorado, and
he has made according to the Herald
"A splendid showing In the West In all
other states. But Delaware. New
York and Wisconsin are added 10 the
doubtful list with Ohio listed az Bryan
unless II can be arranged for the Re-
publicans to revise some of the former
schedules In the central portion of that
state.
Thus the last schedule gives Mr.
t,N Ntrsft nf 40
votes as Mr. Taft. while either Ohio
will elect the Nebraskan
This means no more. however than
the fact of great change OF senti
ment. That the Dakotas will go to the
Taft column may be admitted by many
but It must be remembered that South
Dakota has ever been friendly to Mr.
Bryan and there is no reason to be
lieye It has changed to any grea
extent
That there Will be surprises in store
for all The party wUrkers there Is lit
tie now to cause one to doubt The
actual battle is 10 be fought In indiana
and New York and as those two states
cast their votes so will the electora
college be. II Is in no way certain
that Indiana is going to be pclled thi'
Tar In advance. for that is the state o
The Union for politics and If we ha'
to bet OH this election, Ohio would b'
chosen for betting ground quicker thai
any other state east OF the Father o
Waters.
The Hoosier state is the hcme Of ho
politics and the men who play tn
game In that state are men who neve
! quit a battle until the last vote Is In
nor do they take much heed of advic
! from other sources or rush pellmell tc
as.r6 any peculiar new light. That tb
Democrats have the advantage ther
at this hour Is not questioned, but Mi
Kern. the candidate for vice president
! will also take care that no one SUI
prlses his legions II he eau prevent
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WAKE IT UP

As late as Friday morning the Tulsa
World was vigorously protesting that
Governor Haskell would not sue
Hearst; aud cheerfully telling It's
readers the governor did not dare go
back 10 his old home in Ohio 10 make
q speech This too. when the COVER
nor bad secured service on Hearst for
a damage suit, aud was back In okla
homa after making q speech In ohio,
his former home,
Unless the Oklahoma City Times
rolls some other idea down toward the
World. the Tulsa carpotbaggers VIII
let the election day pass before they
are aroused to the fact II is time TO
vote. Someone should wake mp The
World aud tell 1t this Is 1908
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vANpEvENTER DisTURsEn THEM

The arrival of Judge Vandepenter
from Bartlesville TO take part In the
Democratic campaign IN the First con
giessl0nal district has been source
of much displeasure 10 the Republican
chiefs. The Bartlesyille man has been
active as one of the men handling the
on and gas questions OF the state and
his readiness TO answer queries along
those lines does not suit the purposes
Of Congressman Mcclure, who had IN
tended TO do little transforming
along those lines.
The congressman from Pawnee and
California has trouble every time he
bumps into a fact Facts are strang
crs 10 the Oklahoma Republican or
ganlzatiou aud campaign devoted q
the great truths of the day would d .
strOy all hope OF sucvess for Mcclure
Tie had TO get some sort OF story
patched llp., apd lust wbep hO had CON
tl.f lfSs$G sSG Stt EnStgSI'st rSSRRSIs aGSS' sSs
the Barllesville man actually show,
that a Democratic legislature passes
Wise aud beneficent measures ant
made II possible 10 have natural ga,
for fuel In Guthrie In the dcys wheI
Mcclure was officiating as chic
statesman Of Oklahoma. Guthrie wal
robbed for coal and found no relief
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-17
sTRAW VoTEa

straw votes and lmacy are twins
Some DAYS ago The New York Her.
ala ST L.uis Republic aud Two other
newspapers wholly devoted 10 the Ia.
naclea n iheir owners invaded Guth.
ris with The straw ballot Il is The pur-
pose 20 have the people vote their pref.
erence for president. aud have the
Same placed ~ an envelope and boxed.
then sem 10 these newspapers, TO be
later printed Tho nrs; seventeen
votes la Guthrie I1cre placed by an Oh
lahomo CITY travelling man and one
from Wichira, Kansas. Bah are Re.
publicgns aud each voted tbiriy-liyu
times giving their former politics ON
,hc cards as prchlbltionists now foi
Nel.s
Two 5elatod reporters saw their par
Ties were being hatlle.whanged by com
niercial traveller capitalists. and they
started a crusade for Chain, lasting
uuia visitors began taking notice when
al dcsisled for the time being.
NicH these results are made knows
10 The world they will have clearly de
m1nsirued one thing-thet the biggek
"Ruhc' on this earth Is the man whom
we would an expect TO have some mlu
ur knowledge 81 both affairs of ihi
world aud ifis fellow beings
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FOR LAW AND ORDER LEAGUE

There will be a mass meeting Oi
clllzel,s this evening at the Christian
hurch for the purpose of organizing 4
law and order league Rev. Il. +.
Falrehild, pastor OF the First NJ. Il
church; Rev. Il. ID. Cameron, OF the
First Baptist church, aud Rev d. J
Waugh. who has been making an cA
tectiye campaign throughout the staff
in. favor of the agency system will
speak In favor OF endorsing the agency
system at the polls on election day
Everybody is Invited All loyal temp
erancc workers are requested to b,
present
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A Nevada preacher has just been
sentenced to the penitentiary because
he had four wives. The gentleman is
"a years old and told the Judge who
sentenced him he was so absent
minded ne could not always tell
whether or not he was married. II
nothing more was demonstrated. the
fact he knew be ought to be married
is an item worth holding in the grab
bag of information.
A batch of Texas widows contem.
plate taking a trip around the world
and are now busy looking up the mar
riage laws and customs in all the diff
ferent parts OF the world.
II Mr. Hearst told the truth when he
said the constable who served the
Haskell papers found the editor In his
accustomed place when travelling,
waat the editor of the 'Yaller' papers
needs nest when travelling is some
soft, strong soap and couple OF good
scrub brooms,
me fact cur fleet is at the Japan
coast and the officers are being fed
on samurai wines does not prevent
Congressman Hobsun fearing war will
overtake lis and with no powder ready
for use.
When sixteen-yearold girl gets All
idea that Cupid has been punilng ar
rows through her heart lookout for 4
bad doctor bin and case OF indlses
ton.
l9serypde has a past but only those
Sho are worthless now wish 10 bore
lnuffenslye brethren with their wicked
deeds OF yesterday.
Just about the time woman get,
so she can manage her husband u,
gets so tame little outbreak wonit
relieve the monotony
One mean paragrapher refuses 10 de
eide on The sheath gown until he see.
one ON fal woman with crooked
knee action
! The story about salyation being fire.,
/ has nothing To do with man having
to put up for Incidental church eS
penses.
Dyspepsia ~ our naiional aiineul
Burdock Blood Bitters Is the natlona
cure for it II strengthens stOmacl
membranes, promotes flow of dlges
tive juices. purifios the blood, build
you up
Buy your boy or girl a pair Of M
all leather, full vamp Shoes. Best a
the price, St.0o to $2.5o. at Robinscn's
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AERONAUTS MAY HAVE PERISHEl


Yarmouth. Eng. Oct. H.. The bil-
loon Hergesell was picked up in tlt
North sea a huhdred miles northwes,
1f lleligoland by the Norwegian
steamer Naddod There was no sign
OF the occupants, Lieutenant Foerlsch
and his assisiarf, who are believed q
have perlshed.
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Four Muskogee men. charged viii
booticgging, are Nudcr sg,Ta0 boiul 20.
appearance in cpiirt.
Musk0gec's social scasor opened
with charity bail
~
Mrs katherine Bausch, - MuslSe
gee county, has applied Gol . divorce
from her husband. Michael liauscd
The pair were married Is years ago
and have eight children The woman
alleges her lord has bcoemc an nol
Grant master and she seeks auictude
having endured fifteen years of abuse
John evans, Missouri horsc-tradcr
AN away from his wife and four ehil
lren at Garber
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cRoMWsLl cHAReEs.

The speech OF Judge Cromwell at
his Enid home, charging Governor
Haskell with having violated laws and
done acts for which he could be i'm.
peached. can not be answered by The
leader today, because II has not read
the speech nor does It know save by
hearsay what he said That the
speech is the last hope OF the organ
lied cff-rt to make a showing In this
state can hardly be questioned, every
other effort having failed,
The Former attorney generals utter
ancc viii pr baNly be sent out, anu
will be treated later in proper manner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-17
ACCUSED JUDGE SHOOTS HIMSELF


Newark, \. j.. Oct l7--Judge How
ell, OF the criminal court, this ci.s
shot himself in the head in park 70
day while court was waiting for hin
10 appear, He probably wisl not re
cover Howell WAS criticizcu in tae
political campaign and last night chdl
lcnged his accusers to reply TO qnes
ions he asked them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-17
4 ,4eaIthy Family.

"Our whole family has enjoyed
good health since we began using Dr.
Kings New Life pills. three years
ago" says l.. A. Bartlett Of Rural
Route j, Guillord, Maine. They
cleanse and tone the system Ia gen
tie way that does yon good. 2Oe 81
all drug stores.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-17
LILLlARO ON GOVERNORS STAFF


a~s@=s
Ross n, Lilllard. OF the secretary ~
states office, was last night commits.
stoned by Gov. G. n. Haskell as
member OF the governors military
staff, with the rank of colonel
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TO quickly check cold. druggists
are dispensing everywhere clever
Candy Cold, Cure Tablet called Pre-
ventics preventics are also fine for
gevorish children. Take Pre3cntigs at
the sneeze stage. TO head off all colds.
Bcx OF iS--2Jc. Wallacc's drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-17

Lincoln, Neb.. Oct 1.-THE Nebsas-
"a Military academy, three miles wesf
vi this city. wSs destroyed b. fire this
moriiing. The school was established
this fall. Sixty-flve boys enrolled
escaped safely The loss is 100000
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King Wells was arrested by t.e
sheriff last evening Oh the charge Of
disposing Of whisky He waived pre-
liminary hearing and his trial was set
for October 2lst
T. NJ Ballard filcd suit in the Dis
trlet court today against the HSme In.
surance Co, OF New York. to recover
$3.50 on an Insurance policy for a fire
loss.
The sheriff OF Marlin. Texas, arriv-
ed In the city this evening for Paul
Levi alias big Boy, wanted there on
oaarge Oh murder. alleged to have
been c mmitted in 1898.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-17
a PRELIMINARY.

4 Preliminary.
17rom the Washington Evening starr
'Ilow would you start in to educate
the FilipinOs2'
Well" answered The man who has
been anung them, "lf bad my way,
the first thing should DO would be 10
send over haslng party aud fUci.
ball team"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-17
wILL vlsIr ROOSEVELT.

Washington. D. c.. Oct i7,-After a
tuir Of thu SoutheriIslaies. ending in
an address at RichnioBd touigat. WIN.
lam N. Tlit. Republican presidentiai
nominee. will spend tomerrow In ftsas
c1sy as the guest OF President R9Ose-
Welt A conference will be held con
corning the present campaign an1
probably plans mapped out fer the last
two weeks preceding the e.ecti n.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-17
wln Give Away Bermuda Grass.

Editor Leader: Please say tc the
citizens Of Guthrie wanting Bermuda
grass fer yards and terraces, that they
can have all they want free az the
Highland fruit farm by coming after
II j. c. JAMESON.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-17

q. 4. smith. executive attorney,
made one of the best oral arguments
ever submitted before the State sn-
preme court yesterday afternoon in the
mandaiuus case OF the State vs.. Sam
Hooaer, county Judge OF Oklahoma
couaty. IN which the constitutionality
Of the law was raised
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-17
Would Mortgage the Farm.

A farmer ON Rural Route =, EmFirs,
Ca, w. A. Floyd by name saye.
"Bucklens Arnica sstye cured the two
worst sores ! ever saw; one on my
hand aud one on my leg. Il Is worth
more than It's weight IN gold. would
not be without Il II had to mortgage
the farm 10 get a." Only 25c Ut all
drug stores,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-17

Al haN GiDfh ipaa 'olf9fed 10 bet thVt
no election forecast 0u The resultahN
states Will hs corfect, and that mai u
nof uapoaed go be "a philosopher,
either
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-17

anea Bird Mcclure as busy trying to
dodge bis record as be was last spring
when seeking 10 avoid making that
record
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-17
sryan's Maron Music.

The Leader has received from c. <.
Butler the composer, copy OF
"Bryan's Famous March to the White
House" Il is stirring melody II sells
for 25 cents the copy by C. F. Butler,
Speed, MOI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-17

u you had TO tell whom you think
VIII be elected why not say the fellow
vhc gets ihe most electoral yOtesg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-17

Muskogcc jsintists are now confldcni
there is some law that has binGinl
force on tli sale Of whiskcy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-17

Lsrae Haskell pictures, a Leader
office, 2se,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-17

David Parker, Of Faystte, y " "a
veteran of the civil war; wh0 lost 4
foot az Gcily Bburg. says The Sos q
Electric Bitters have done is worm
more than five hundred dollars to me-.
spent much money doctoring Tor a
bad case of stomach trouble. TO ittla
purpose. Ghem tried Electric billers'
sud they cured me- NOW take li'en'
as tonir. and they keep le strong
aud we'll" soc at all drug stores.
Bud Flowers. a Muskogee lnu.a p
,anked up on bad booze and tried 20
scalp two girls, the females b b'eariHs
the East side speed record.
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CONGRESSIONAL TICKET,
9lrEt District
HENRY s. JoHNsToN,
OF Noble County.
Second District
ELMER FULTON,
OF Oklahoma County.
Third District
JAMES DAVENPORT,
OF Craig County,
Fourth Distriot.--
CHARLES CARTER
OF Carter County.
Flfth District
scOTT FERRIS,
OF Comanche County.
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Buy your boy or glrl a pair Of my
all leather, full Vamp Shoes. Best az
the price, St.0o to $3.50. at Robinscn's.
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NATIONAL.
For President
OF Nebraska.
For ce-Presldent.--
JOHN WORTH KERN,
u ludiana
STATE TICKET.
FOR Corporation Commissioner
A. p. WATSON,
Of pottawat0mie County.
For Chief Justice Supreme Court
ROBERT L. WILLIAMS,
u Bryan County.
For Associate Chief Justlcs.--
SAMUEL w. HAYES.
of Grady County.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-17

Dyspepsia u our national ailnent
Burdock Blood Bitters is the national
cure for it n strengthens stomach
membranes, promotes flow uf dlges-
tive juices. puriflos the blood, builds
you up
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Wooing of The Moeking Bird

Ing nearly an even distance from each
other. After u minute Or two. with
Il concett ted movement they would fly
n few inches into the air and put their
bills together. holding themselves in
n position with ilutterng wings; then
the delicate caress would give way
TO another dance. These beauttni
dances never included more than one
pair OF birds In the same set" al
though we have seen two pairs doing
the charming cotillions not far from
each other.
During the nest building and the
moro serious business OF raising the
young, the male seemed to bear his
full share of the burden. often leaving
his shelf with mou;hful OF hard
boiled egg, which had been provided
Tor the family which he faithfully car
ried in the same direction in which
his pretty mate carried hels. They
seldom came together now, appar-
emily leaving one TO guard the nest
while the other came for food.
During the weeks that followed the
air was flooded with music. The singer
usually taking up his position on the
very peak of sharp roof, in a pine
Tree near the door. or on the topmost
twig of a live oak. lie wanted above
everything else to be in the immcdi-
ate ne,ghborood while he sang his
/ heart out in estate harmonies.
There is no bird that takes more
kindly 10 human attention or receives
the food provided for him with more
gratitude. One day the beautiful male
who had been so bountifully supplied
with dainties for months aighted on
the head OF The hammock where I
was sitting; and looked into my
face while he sang n little strain. then
flew over my head to his shell. where
ne ate and drank.-Elizabeth A Reed
in Syndicate Magazine.