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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-14
a HAPPY
HOME
Is one where health sbouu,is.
With impure blood there can-
not be good health.
Witha dlsordered LIVER there
cannot be good blood.
I utt'sPi|Is
revivify the torpid LIVER sndrcstorc
Its natural action.
A healthy LIVER means pure
Pure blood means health.
Health means happiness.
Take no Substitute. All Druggists.
1000 LAND SEEKERS GO BROKE.
Gamblers Make Many Hauls at Dallas
and Gregory, S. ..

Dallas. S. d., Oct 14.-lt is esri.
mated that a thousand land seekers
who have come to Dallas and Greg
ory have lost their money at the gam
ing tables ana are brake. Many
more who have lost an their ready
cash have been forced to telegraph for
money
Nearly 5000 persons nave registered
OF these two points already aud near
ly as many more are expected before
the period for registration closes. Hun
dreds return as soon as they have reg.
istered. but thousands have remained
for the drawing. These latter have. in
hundreds of instances. been the vie.
tins of the tiger" The gamblers
have operated their games without re
straint and are said to have made re
markahle winnings. They run twenty.
four hours a day with the games rs
strong at daylight as when the sun
sets. To be broke IN this country
means something TO a man, because he
is without irienGs at time when it IS
not easy TO make new ones. Every
outgoing train carries many men wao
have lost their money and are riskine
their lives on the brakebeams or
bumpers
No land opening probably has ever
brought more people, and they all
come with money Those who have
fhe gambling spirit flock to the roulet.
te and faro tables, with the result that
several hundred are living on charity
until they can get OUT Of the country
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DlJTCHNAN
REPLIES
To HOLDEN

Il have read with considerable inter-
est Nv ] p Holdens articia which
in tho oklahoman last satur-
day, October TO- 1908 In railway cir.
cles Mr.. Holden is a recognized author
ity on trafilc or operating affair5-aay.
ing occupied a high position IN tlo traf
ho department OF the "Rcck Island
prior to succeeding to his present pos
ition-General Manager. Midland Val.
ley Railway G mpary, His attack UP
on my pamha.ct. Facts About Freight
Rates did not disprovc a single state
ment made therein, not even a single
igurc IN view of this J feel highly
latterad. ! have had but fourteen
years experience in adlng--ten
years IN the city of Chicago and four
years in Oklahoma, aud In the account
ing and traffic departments only. Dur
ing my railroad service iD Oklahoma
have collected freigst charges on ship
melt3 OF all c.asges of freight ewing
between the Kansas and Oklahoma oil
fields; distances 100 niles and less
wherein the rates were much higher
than had previously collected while
in the service in Chicago for like ship
ments moving 500 miles and m-re. In
CA -ahoina 4 aetuaiy Diusitd WIN
shame IN taxing t'r money y seemed
TO me taat these things were wrong.
In Mr. Holden's Judgment they may
possibly be right, but what 4 farce IT
IS - lrl lilr cases oeloIe lne Ia'IMdl
companies taat maur ihe rai's. men
VINO ppose by ilAqllioh ana ms l''
an l'mcaihl leeiHlallon "hioh uuNg'S
PoDliV sefFlee eoIpota'iohs 'ah hp' u'
accented aS i'lr J'ab," o' 'he nlNIilS
latu'u'af ra'e' oIuV' of resuiaHoh
'sSied DF fohlllia7ieh'
DO aot know OF any regulation erS'
proposed that did u I meet the active
hostility of tho railway officials. T1cy
fought lle automatic coupler iio>
ioue The application of the air brake
TO freight lraius thy ugbl the reg
ulatien of WORK hours thol fought OK
lahoMa's conslluu % They have ui
ways wanted 10 manage their property
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INDIGESTION WILL 60
IN FIVE MINUTES
DlapepSin viii Cure You Of
Stomach Trouble Before
You Realize Il

As there Is often some one in Jour
family who suffers an attack Of Indi-
gostion or some form OF stomnch
trouble, why don't you keep q case OF
niapepsin in the house handyg
This harmless blessing viii digest
anything you can eat without tna
sliohtest disc mfort. and regulate
sour stomach five minutes after.
Tell your Pharmacist 20 let you raaG
the formula plainly printed on these
50-ecut cases OF Papes Diapepsin.
then yon Will readily see why they
c..rc Indigestion, Sour Stomach. Heart
burn and prevent at once such miser-
les rs Belching OF Gas. Ernctations OF
sour undigoste1 food, Nausea. Head
aches, Dizziness Constipation and
other Ston ach disorders.
Some folks have tried so long ~
lind relief from Indigestion with tao
common everyday cures advertised
that tiey have about made up ttelF
minds that they have something else
wrong, or believe theirs .s ease 0f
Merry usness. Gastrltis, Catarra Of tho
/ Stomach or Cancer
! This 10 q serious mistake Xcur
! real trouble is, what you eat does net
digest Instead, It fernfnis and sourss
turns % acid. Gas and stomach pcis
son, which VIII puirefy IN the entire
digestive tract and ntestncs, ana, be-
sides, poison the breath with nauscous
odlrs.
a hearty appetite, with thorough d.
gosti-n and without the slightest dis
cumfari or misery Of the Stomach, ~
waiting for you as soon as yuu dcclde
10 try Pape's Diupepsiu
Onc candy-ikc Triangule. taken AZ
ter eating, will promptly digest all
your lOod the same as strong
hralty stomach would do II.
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far established and promulgated by el
Okla .Oma commission has reduced She
income below a point that wouh fur
uiah ample inducrmon "a Investors
Honest mcu witt m ncy tO invest are
not afraid.
As q matter Of fact tonnage is In
crcaang aud revenues are increasing,
even The nei incomes whlcn are ar.I
rived at after deducting an pcratingI
expenses and taxes are increasing over
corresponding periods last year. take
the following figures as an illustration:
.C. Il l. & T. Ry CO.. months
July and August 1907 Net
Income ..........,...... S2562 42AOi
.C r. I. q =. Ry co. months
July and August 1908 Net
Inc ne ................. 2l9l,3Q2.S7
Increase 1908 ......... .,l22.20
The gross revenues for the above
periods were in TIE ueighbOrhood Of
ten million
@. c. & s. +. Ry Co. Month
July, 1908. Net Income SiS6,G942 20
| G.. c. & $. +. Ry. Co. Month
July, 1907 Net Income 23,03l9i
Increase, 1908 ........ l63,6G229
All tle above figures we're arrived az
| after de1ucting a reserve Tor Increased
taxes in Oklahoma
In my My Facts About Freig {
Rates" I published the lowing state
ment
From tlo figures subscribed and
sworn 10, submitted under oath ) the
Corporation cUmmissi,n by the gen-
eral auditors. who are Officials OF the
respective roads as named it Is learn
cd that the net operating incomes for
the fiscal year ended june so, 1908. are
as follows;
IC. r. l. & p. Ry Co.. si3255.9ie.05
| A. T. & s. II. r. X. C3.... 2i683 .S33 90
ST. L. q S. +. r. K Co... 9603.7l349
1 NJ v. II. r. C1........... i53.56f49
] Katy" ......... b.l6s.3lb.9l
81. L. l. II. & S. Ry Co.. 6.f6i,742.b'
The allowed named lgurcs are arri
cd al after taxes aud operating G.,
penHcs OF every kind and charactc
have beca deducted. cvcfg actual an
known expense, excepi interest O
bonds and dividend on stock has
been disposed Of
The Santa Fe' shows and lncreas
In passenger revenue for tho fscg
year ended June 80. 1905. s5977f5H
The Katy" shows an Increase Of So
3266i Tho Midland Valley shrws
I increase Of SfG,0s5.59. The G. r.
q =. SLOWS an increase ~ fG2i,5f0,2
While IL Is true that the vein OF Ger
SIRE running thrush some OF ths
statements made by Mr. Holden wer
not very complimentary. II san rc
mains fact that Mr. Holden dll no
disproye single figure not a singl.
statement. that was published IN ~,
pamphlet. aud which he has been On
Kind enough 10 cal. 'scrce1 on pfedo
tory wrath had recently ieatnet
10 regard Mr.. Holden with high esteem
but bis recent vain effort 20 answer
G. Ia facts and figures with iidicul'
and sarcasm might put him on leye
with the undesirablcs" yield Z
Continued on Page @
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THE WEARY WAY.
Daily Becoming Less WeariSome 20
Many In Guthrie.

WNaAy llN HAAANN ~
With a back that aches all day.
With rest disturbed 81 night
Annoying urinary disorders.
''ris a weary way indeed.
Doans Kidney Pills drive wearinoss
away.
Arc endorsed b. Guthrie citizens.
Mrs. c. ~ BIZ wne. 7O5 w. Harrison
street, Guthrie, Okla, says. II would
be almost impossible for me 70 tell
row badly ] suffered from Kidney di.
sease. Ny health was all run down
nd life was burden. My back was
80 weak az times that / could scarcely
sweep tho floor and sharp pains IN my
back madc n impossible for me
10 sleep at night Nothing that 1 tried
seemed 10 have any effect on my irou-
Bile until ! had the good fortune 10
hear Of Deans Kidney PMS A friend
receOmmeued them so sir-ugly that
/ procured a box az j. N Wal
lace's drug store and began their use
am now able e. do my work with
ease and Tie trouble with my back
and kiAneys has been grr8iiy relieved
/ give Doan's Kidney Pills my aiglesi
praise
For sale By all dealers Price %
cents Fosier-Milburn Co. Buffalo
New York, s-le agents ior the United
States
Remember DE name- Doans-anc
iahp go older
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e. g. e. DRIVES OUT
Aa1s 40 N1sSe BLOOD HUMORS

skin
Of system goes
through little tubes perform
pure blood any
with impurities and
disease and r the delicate tissues aal produces Eczema Acne letter
itching dsigung trouble
every Kind BY going down into The circulation and nepazng and
the umo changes
acid fiery nuid cooling producing which og
irritating and iuAaug
hthu washes
po comfort cleanliness they
until S S. has purified the blood Skin
zeal advice sent Tree THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA Ga
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MY three year Old boy was badly
,Onstipated. had a high fever and was
IN - awful condition. I gave him two
d5sfs az Folcy's Orino Laxative and
tlk next morning the fever was gone
and he was entirely well Foley's
Olino Laxative sayci hi ne I" a.
Wplknsh caslnlcr WIS
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FrsnEisd FInansIsrIna.
CFroni puckl

columbus WASHINGTON 1chns0r
Smith WAITS Dc price or dem waiter
melons. Mr. jacksua2
Nh Jackson tcunninglyl Ten cents
crpiecc and picks EN-; twenty reui1
erpicce and y0u picks en-, slr. Sniff
Mr. Snhth-Al right NJ jackson.
| guesscs IN take 'em all, and you
picks en-, Of you please!
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sszsn3E saas:s saaE3K7EsEsnNs
3 SHORT CUTS :
q TO THE NEWS l
y s9sMs,1aR4Es-Rssss-n.-a.rassm. "a.

County judge 6 Siuug placed on
exhibition at the office of the secretary
OF the board of agriculture here tlis
afternoon q Southern CFodm" sweet
y, tat that weighcd seven ponds
which hc raised on his iarm east OF
The city
y. wv Vance, Of lhc state ifcs cm-
plolmnl nreat, today scnf a family
Of iiiiccn 40 Cgshiga @ pick cotton
Big demands aic brhE mndo daily fcr
cotton picicrs some growers offering
SLO0 iundrci
Maggic Miller filed suit IN the dis
Wici court day against - y Miller
RIA divorce on tAc ground Of extreme
.cruelty
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WATsON's (Nerse-Doue-siuseie) LINZ
hiIsNT.
Made 90 be superior 10 an otnefS on
the market. PEI bottle, z0c and ~.
NATsOk's COLIC MEDiCO.
Two lamuua remedies OF famous
Veterinary surgeon, put up IN two sop
arfte bottles fOr nurses, mulen and
cattle sunprng win mVdlc colo'
fatlieut cole, 1nd other t1fmi Ok DOW
"a troubics. fcr bottle, 81
WATsON's BLAND HEALER.
Hcals under the harness While they
work Heals without leaving an M.
Fighliy GcaF. ono application haons lh9
Gioa OF am day Eitit screw worms
lis insect proof. Fer bOttlo coo and o.
WATBON's LIQUID BLISTER.
The long Sought Ber GemedY tor bone
lamDncsa bone tunors and enlarge
meuta, cailouHcs, abnormal dcpozit6 anu
grawths. This ais the remedy fAh EN-
taiied Per bottle. 81.
WATSGN's PURGE MIX.
The physiC for horses and mules. Ac-
ti0ns sure and complete. simple. ei-
fcOtivo and beuohclal. Zach purge
given 20 horse or mule gets more re-
cults than a ton OF patent stock foods.
Per box, 81.
wATsOWs FEBREFVGE.
Lessons fever aids in carry inH on
waste products resulting superior
remedy on which 10 9ceAmAte STOCK.
Per bottle 81.
WATsON's sTAG0ER RENEDY
SqNiug hundreds OF horses rufering
with various forms OF brain hieknoea
should be on hand and Used early TO
secure guaranteed results. Per box. 81.
s0pd everyNshere o1 sent pveFnf1 on gc-
eetPs 20 price. Write for eirefinre.
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GOVERNOR GOES 70
KANSAS CRY,

Governor c. X. Haskell, acc npanl-
el by Airs Haskell. son Joe and
daughter Jane. lett last evening over
the katy for Kansas City on a busi-
nesS "trip. he expects 10 return to-
mQ1ow morning at ten O'Clock.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED BY the American Cotton
aud Business University OF AHlledge.
vile, Georgia. students TO take one
or more ot our courses IN cotton grad.
ing, buying and selling. business
course OF hgDkkceping shorthand.
typewritlng, or telegraph and railroad
course. Positions guaranteed under
reasonable conditions Write at once
for our consolidated catalog. Larg.
est college south.
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C. II Klugcr, The Jcwclcr. 1860 Vlr.
sinla Ave, Indianapolis, Ind. writes
u was SO weak from kidney trouble
that ! could hardly walk hundred
ieet. -Four boltlns OF Folcy's Kidney
Remedy cleared my complexion. cured
my backnche aud the Irregularities
disappeared, and 1 can now attend 70
business every day. and recommend
Foley's Kidney Remedy to all suffer
ers. as il cured me after The doctors
and other remedies had failed
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Woman Interrupts Political spesker

VIC nan INTlTTWVIH T0IIWgeT 5pG aFeT-
s well dressed Woman Interrupted a
political speaker recently By contnu-
ally coughing. II she had taken
F5ley'B Hone8 and Tar II would have
cured her cough quickly and expelled
The cold from her system. The ger.
uine Foley's Honey and Tar contains
no opiates and IS in yellow package
Refuse substitutes. G. II. Reniro.
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fRy Assoclate6 Prasn.p

Cadiz, Okla. Oci n Tafts spc.
rial train was derailed again today
The accident occurred on spur run
ming from the Pennsylvania railway 10
Cadia Junction 10 lhis place Two en-
giucs were attached 10 thc lain and
HE entire trucks OF one of th0 truler
left the track Yesterday the truck ot
his private cas- was brokcn The caB-
dida,cs lhrcoday journey lhrUugh tln
south bcgius al midnight tonight
LOST Lady small gold watch. PLAN
ease, open tacc Reward Viii be
pHId finder Return TO ll6 Nor y
Broad or phone 3S3, Mrs. + NJ. Ross.
l.owneys Chocolate Candy the best
nt Rcnuos Drug 81 re.
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Statesmen WANTED.

SALESMAN WANTED-To represent
us in your locality; experience un.
necessary. $75 to $3.50 per month and
expenses. Yale Cigar Co, indianapolis.
Ind,
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7 WUTIg OuTEs
There will be public stock sale
consisting Of horses mules and cattle.
nine miles east Of Guthrie and 2 -
miles n-rth and one mile west of
Meridian, Friday, Oct iG. 1908.
j. w. JOHNSON.
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HELP WANTED-Male.

WANTED-Men to learn barber trade
few weeks required. best paying
work within the reach OF poor man.
can have shop with small capital.
wages from sl2 10 $50 weekly. wonder
ful demand for BARRIERS, catalogue
mailed free Moler Barber College,
Dallas, Texas.
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UNCLE SAM wants railway mail
clerks, mail carriers, postoffice
clerks. Sl,100.00 yearly Examinations
here November 18th Common educa-
ton sufficient. Preparation free
Franklin Institute, Rochester. y. Y.
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POSITIONS WANTED.

N!ANTED-Position hy young man as
bookkeeper. Five years experience.
Address Box 273. City.
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My Mems Meacon Shoe az $500 and
Wizard at $3.50 arc good Shoe values.
All styles and feathers at Robinson's.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Scholarship on Hills
Business College, Oklahoma City.
Address Daily Leader.
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FOR SALE-Old newspapers at Tue
Leader office, 20c per hundred.
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PERSONAL.
AGENTS WANTED.
Aaenta Wanted.

Agents Wanted.
To sell They Play While They Learn
H." $3.50 per day is an easy mark
for all Industrious lady TO earn each
day. Call oa or address
C.. F. BERRY,
Cottage Hotel. Guthrie. Okla
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indigestion

stomach trouble Is but rympion o. and NOT
itself q true disease Hs funk Of Dyspepsia,
Iealtburn. and indigestion o. real diseases sei
hay are symptoms only Of certain sEeciic
5erye slckness-nothing else.
K was this fact that drst correctly led DR.. shoop
the creation OF that now very popular stomach
enedy-D. shoops Restorative. Going direel
} the stomach nerves, alone brought that success
nd favor 20 pr. shoop and his Restorative. With.
ut that original ard highly vital prinelpls no
uch lasting Accomplishments were ever to be bad.
For stomach distress. bloatina, blliousness. bad
,reath and saIlow complexion. try DR.. shoops
estoratlve-Tablets or Liquid-and see ioF your
eli what 1t ran and win do. We sen and cheer
ully recommend
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FOR sALE-Good phonograph. Phone
rs.
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FOR SALE--if you are think OF at
tending q business college-see the
Leader about a scholarship. so.
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lconlioued % rage @
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-06

valley. The Cochabamba line ulti-
mately will be prolonged to the Chit
more river, and will thus give n
railway outlet from the tropical re-
gions to Oruro.
The commercial future of the city
has not yet been discounted. When
tin was at the top-noteh figures there
was unusual activity and some in
crease in population, but hardly
what would be called a boom. The
depression in the mining industry
which caused some of the smaller
mines to shut down and others to re-
strict their operations, resulted in a
temporary decrease In the number Of
Inhabitants, but the recovery from
this is already felt. Though the COM
mercial and mining situation Is
quiet, Oruro has lost none OF its pres
tige. The prospect is that 1t will
continue to grow steadily. In addi-
tion to its advantages as a mining
center II will be the headquarters of
the railway companies, which will
have their shops and roundhouses
established here, and will provide
means for a considerable population
of artisans and mechanics.--Consu-
lar Report.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-06
DENVER SHOWED
MUCH ENTERPRISE

Denver, the enterprlsing city
where the national committee Is
making ready for the national con-
vention of the Democratic party on
July 7th, Is delighted at the results
of securing a national convention
as a means OF attracting attention TO
herself" said a well known travel
ing man to a reporter at one of the
hotels yesterday.
Originally the securing of the ma
tional Democratic convention was In
the nature of an experiment. The
residents of Denver had in mind an
exploit that would put Denver and
Colorado in the public eye and the
bringing of national convention to
Denver was considered the best way
to accomplish this result. The pep
pie out there are more delighted
than they ever expected to be. They
consider the money invested in the
venture we'll repaid already In the
new dignity Denver has among the
cities of the country and the added
title II gives her to the name OF
Convention city
"One of the first things the cItl-
zens OF Denver did in getting the
conventions plans working was to
circulate a subscription list that
toatled 100000 when II had gone
the rounds OF the prominent citl-
zens. This sum was offered the
national Democratic committee to
help pay the expenses of the conven-
tion on condition that they bring II
10 Denver and let the citizens OF
that city assist In making II the
greatest convention ever held. This
offer was accepted and the addition
al plans for the convention went on.
maybe you thing Denver citizens
are not public spirited never
heard of anything like It. Listen TO
this: Every dollar on the subscrip-
tion list was paid In full and In the
hands OF the Democratic National
Committee away back in March
Now they have raised an ad-
ditlonal sum TO help entertain the
delegates and visitors. The prepare
tions are the most elaborate I have
ever heard of. When you reach
Denver there will be a man at the
steps OF the Pullman coach to take
your satchel and direct you to your
carriage and thence 10 your hotel.
No matter II II is night or day or
how many delegates or visitors come.
they will all receive this attention.
Fully 500 uniformed men will be
in the service OF receiving those
who come 10 the convention and Civ
ing them directions. Besides these
paid attendants there will be com
nAttee7 from every state in the
Union to receive the delegates from
each state as they arrive. Each
state delegation will have a section
OF the town set aside for 1t and ap-
propriately decorated. This scheme
will be carried all through the con-
vention proceedings. Every effort
will be made TO have the delegates
go away saying Denver is the great
convention city"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-06
BURGLARS RAID WARDROBE
OF CLARENCE BISHOP

On the evening Of the Fourth
burglars entered the residence of
Mrs. Thomas Kay at the corner OF
State and Twelfth streets, ransackel
the wardrobe of Clarence Bishop,
and departed without leaving the
slightest clew on which the police
can work.
Bishop left his rooms at the Kay
residence about $3.50 Saturday even
ing and upon returning at the close
OF the Fourth of July. festivities,
shortly after midnight. discovered
that the thieves had made away with
four suits of clothes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-06

not send forth their offspring to
hight with lower standard and to
risk sinking to the conditions of that
lower standard. And thus, gradual
ly, inch by inch, the lower standard
OF living will croach upon the high
er, unless 1t be checked by legisla-
tive means. Even then the battle is
often only transferred to another
Held, for the struggle between the
standards Is worldwide, fierce and
persistent.-London Daily Mail.