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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-23


Il Is we'll planned by the republicans
TO have stories OF Bryan and Taft told
during the campaign, and often viii
President Roosevelt have his name and
fame before the people The stories
are al right in their place, and the
president has done much for the good
Of self and his appointees; additional
he has pledged some help To the people.
But the fact remains. the trusts are
the issue Of this campaign. The re-
puhllcans. following their usual cas-
tom, have straddled. one side declaring
for no further action, the other offer
Ing 10 fine the trusts that they may so
back and exact more from the people.
The democracy has placed plain
statement for the guidance OF the vat.
ers. and there is not the least chance
20 misunderstood the same. The state
ment Is that we shall arrange the
schcdule Of the tariff 50 that trusts are
impossible For years we have main
tanned the way to regulate the trusts
Is TO destroy their future manipulations,
and all the fines we impose are worth
less The day the trust cannot make
sales higher here than the competitors
can make bid for, that day the people
wu cease 20 pay tribute That Is the
lemoorauc way, and that reader, Is
the only way the evil will ever be
siOpped 70 control the trusts means
destruction OF their power. and there
Should be no attempt 20 fool or make
double play over this, the real great
question Of modern times,
I The evil has grown TO such propor
tious that the stopping Is great task
and So well Is the entrenehed power
fi1ed thatit can fightlfor continuation
IN a deceptive manner. II is and SHOULD
De the policy OF democracy to keel
that issno gquarciy before the voters
and it tba voters get a SHOT az Il aitel
having II explained, there is no doub
81 what the result viii be.
The efforts TO divert. 70 make plans
aud allow the democrats 60 make usi
0f certain republican names in' thi
camiaign. Is the effort of tie trusts q
coatrQl the camTE ten and nuke the Is
sues f0feigni TO- their own acts an'
b, hcies
The people of the Southwest are al
unit against trusts, and thefS will b.
the same united action IN the centra
states, once We get this campaigl
started and the real Issues before th
electorate.
Remember we care for no alfalf
, patches or iiot Springs stories; let a
! take pot shots at the trusts and do on
! campaign romanCing over the cand
dates and their habits after the vote
. ARE ia the ballot box There has bee
! ever the numerous followers oi an pal
ties who have the ability solliele7
) "a suaesle 70 one side or the othel
J whatever attention thog cae atirat
, from iae nain &suQs beins ot ferPif
10 ne trusts and hey afo more nume
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-23
MR. nARllNe EXPLAINS.

The edit rial notice IN The Leader
as TO Nelson W Darling having print
ing done abroad ana al the same time
preaching the dQgtrine of home trade
has been the cause az reply upOn the
part OF Mr.. Darling. who explains BY
stating that his sash and door c0nceih
did have some printing done. away
from Oklahoma because the printing
concern had the requisite stock cuts.
etc, not TO be az once obtained in OK
iahoma. AS Mr. Darling has been an
evangelist for Oklahcnm trade with
Oklahomans, and done much good for
that idea OF business The Leader gives
him the benefit of an doubt. and
cheeruflly make amends That Dar.
ling has been valuable citizen s,f OK.
lahoma and especially Oklahoma City,
The eladed knows, aud for that reason
hastily accepts his statement in the
same columns Il printed lbs criticism
with the realization taat public spirited
lslzcns of the state are ever worthy
~ assislauce. and that Ne need all ol
them and VIII Wei}orro more The
Leader nsp.TVs % BE- newapapel fos
Nl progressive QklahOma1s and ac
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-23

ous than ever this campaign They
come from all parts Of the country,
and have all sorts OF isms and schisms
TO advance They are useful as diver.
tors OF thought from public issues. and
are as easily handled BY the money
power as the man who Isella. his~yote
for two dollar blIlf F'or afir tlpt no
toriety and q few illustrated editions
With their ideas contained these warb-
lers Of sad stories and tellers OF false
doctrines fill affiche for the use Of
trust generals not ,.ssely known or gen
|erally understood, but they are assets
for that power, and as such shonld have
the branding irons attached where they
.wlll wear the proper label and be of nd
further harm TO the cause Of our
party in its fight for freedom from com
bines
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-23

The Denver Republican bas one ad
vantage over many Of the strictly
partisan papers defending the trusts
when It tells a lie It makes Il big
enough and broad enough for 6ll to
understand there can be no truth in
the statement 4Y ctt
Here Is a sample OF what the Re
publican could do Il the Rocky noun
tain editor were tempted to compete
with his brethren in the lower altitu-
des:
THE announcement that May
or Jim Dahlman OF Omaha, will
tour the East for Bryan. rigged
up in full cowboy paraphernalia
and accompanied by a cowboy
quaTtette' ought TO aid some
thins to the gayety Of nations
even if It does not aid the Bryan
cause materially"
To be sure Dahlman never dream.
ed OF so foolish thing, And If he
iid attempt to make show. OF such
ridiculous nature he would meet with
that other famed brand OF reckless.
ness--a shower of eggs well advanc.
ed 10 maturity.
But the Republican, carrying out
the effort 10 keep attention OF the
public from the fact the election OF
Taft means four years more for the
trusts to fatten OIL the people, had to
start some story. and. being some
what honest Tor republican sheet
to- one so big 4 IS proof Il did not
msN even its most partisan realeri
to believe q word OF the story.
Mr. Dahlman has been accredited
with having considerable ability snS
few care to dispute with him in toe
arena OF political discussion. Tha
he. one Of the oyavcst and trues
friends of William Jennings Hfyan
will do nothing to discredi, the wis
dom and policies OF the great com
moner can be taken without the de
nial OF such wild and woody state
ments as that published in the Den
yer newspaper.
Il cash prize Is offered for tin
biggest campaign lie in toe repih
lcan press, the Denver paper will no
be In the prizze-winning list. Tha
would mean draw between the New
York aud Saint Louis newspapers
with odds in favor of the Globe-Demc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-23
Goes to Eastern Market.

Mr.. J. A. Brown leaves tomorrow for
ST. Louis, Chicago, Cleveland Cincin-
natl and New York for thirty-day
purchasing trim lie expects TO secure
at least Ss5OOO worth Of merchandise
be ready for the fall opening. August
.25th. Mr.. Brown says the Fair Depart
ment store wiil serve It's patrons With
taSltjcGuinyostng geiioosecvd daoiaoi
only the best products of the mills, and
that it shall be one of the great insti-
tutians of the new capital city now
starting on its great growth for COIN
mereinl supremacy The recent aCtiy'
| ity shown in ali commercial circles has
filled Mr. Brown with the idea that
successful merchandising in Guthrie
will only be allowed By those who keep
the best and latest patterns, and with
this object In view he has arranged for
, the present trip.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-23
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MUCH IN F.
LITTLE 7!

Since Charley Bellamy has been put
on the pure food brigade the tobacco
dealers will not push off any more
chewing tobacco with sticks in IL to
MS. MIR Bellamy win make the hand
ers of the food staples toe the scratch,
and for that we can all be Thankful.
II Judge Lowe, OF El Reno, gets that
idea of advertising a marriage at least
thirty days in advance made a law,
what will be he chance for Peter DUFF
fey? SUPPOSE Peter, who is the most
popular man among women in this
state, should conclude to marry and
the announcement was made would
not all the other flames conspire to
wreck his plans? Shame on that
Judge!
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-23
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WORK OF THE m
GRIM REAPER

The sad intelligence was received
hers today OF tne death OF Miss Helen
Adams which Occurred last Monday
at the home of her sister. Mrs. Wal
ter Gray, IN Memphi- The remains
were shipped 10 Shawnee, Oklahoma,
where the mother OF the deceased
lives. for burial Miss Adams was
wen known in Guthrie, socially hay-
ing visited here on a number of oc'
casions and attending many social
functions Her sister, Miss Alice Ad-
ANS. now Mrs Walter Gray. was al
one tine society editor of The Leader
Come join our excursion to the fa
nous San Louis Valley, Colo, which
viii leave, here Saturday July 25, via
A. T. & Sk f. at 4:40 r. NJ with
Tuund trill transportation encluding .
free berth IN, our own special sleeper
$3.50. Nor further information write
bryan Flack mo Co, IL n. Broadway
Oklahonia City. or Reynolds and See
ley Local Agents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-23
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OKLAHOMA POINTS. .
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The News-Republican at Lawton
says It favors harmony IN the ranks
of the republican party down ID Conan
che rounty. and allows ii can be at.
tanned ff It's opponents viii cease fight
ing and come where the Mr. can have
the sure and undivided control OF af-
fairs. II guarantees harmony there.
Now for q quiet. orderly way of telling
the other fellow TO fall eff before be-
ing larruped off the earth. we take it
the News-Republican has shown sgme
ability In the meantime the enemy
the MR. Is shooting at has the land Of
flee and two little newspapers which he
furnishes with the land sale notices,
aud he may not come and surreLder,
even for harmony's sake.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-23
Charters.

charters.F
The Oklahoma State Bank of Okla
lahona City, with $4,000 capital
stock The directors are: j. 9.
McClelland. J. l.. McClelland and l. B.
Levy, al OF Oklahoma City.
Neha OIL and Gas Company, of
Tulsa with $4,000 capital stick. The
directors are; w. II. Bagley, w H.
Reese and f. d. Misener, all OF Tul-
sa
First State Bank Of Isabel, with
$4,000 capital stock. The directors
are; r. J. Barnes, d. ID. Swan, J. G.
George and r. NJ. Dewitt of Idabel
and { Gambel aud G. A. Spauldine
of Garvin.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-23

a citizen OF Guthrie has 10 laueh
When he or she reads OF the places
where other folks are Invited h 20
to get sest and win back the bloom
OF health. All these nice tnings i'm
me way OF climate haapSn hore In
Gufhrie The whole yeaf round and
what Is more they are taken as a
matter, Of course. One Of the pleas.
ure seekerS from another state. when
ASKED fqr what could be better for
9uthrie IN the way OF climate. de-
clared his only objection TO the city
was that the air was so perfect and
the scenery so grand one had to floe
his conscience to make him consent
20 so IN long enough to attend church
But even that Is remedied with resi-
dence. The residents so TO church
without complaint. because they know
IN addition TO the worship IN the edi
iioe they viii the more appreciate
The spleuiid bracing. healthgivins
atmosphere when the services a-e
over ralk about the health resort,
cnd places whore folks can De hap
py, people get so happy and health,
IN Guthrie taat they have to 90 abroad
70 get sick so that they can the bet
Ter appreciate their blooming healti
when 81 hOmei
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-23

Two Oklahoma cities OF the second
size are hustling for top places-El Re.
no and Chic9Ssiia, a.id each shows that
concerted effort intelligently directed
can accomplish many things, no mat
ter what the obstacles Both are grow
ing and both deserve to grow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-23

II yon' are Sartiai to.theF Il Rice
Mercantile Cos line Of goods, you. will
find the Agent, 305s aud eMercans
tllel always in stock, az Olsmith's, in
the Victor Block Corner.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-23
TODAY IN
DEPARTMENTS
NotarY commlssIons.

Notary Commissions.
John A. Clark, Of Rolf, for Ponto-
Zoe county.
S. .. Powell, Of Seminole, for Sem
intle county.
Myrtle F. Brennan, Of Pawhuska.
for Osags county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-23

A srscsee for pain--Dr Thomas
Oil. strongest, cheapest liniment ever
devised. A household remedy in
America for 25 years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-23

knowlcdgcs Darling as one of the top.
notchera OF that class In the effort
to be loyal to state and all her citizens,
a newspaper often errs and twas
desire only to bcnefittthe business sit
Hltion Nfsthe stetek lhch vhused The
I,eaacr u cllmnient onAthehliscovery
made by ahe Hobart paper walich first
called attention to the seefniFg incon-
sistent position Of the Oklahoma ora
tor business man and lecturer.
e--.--.----~---
There IL more catarrh IN this sec
ton os the country than all other d.
seases put together, and until the last
few years was supposed TO be incur
able. For great many years doctors
pronounced IL a local disease and pre-
scribed local remedies. and by con-
stantly failing to cure with local treat
ment, pronounced it incurable. Sci
ence has prpven catarrh to be a con
stitutiorGi disease and, therefore. re
quires constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by II. j.
Cheney a Co, Toledo, Ohio, IS the
only constitutional cure on the mar
ket II Is taken internally in doses
from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. II
acts directly ON the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. They offer
one hundred dollars for any case II
fails to cssc. Send for circulars and
testimonials.
Address r, J. Cheney g. Co. To
lledo. Ohio
Sold by Druggists. 75c
Take Halls Family Pills for consti
lLatiDn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-23
MI &c Get Immediate relief from
2lLL9 Or. ShaOS's Maelc Ointment
Political Notes

The Talsa Democrat prints a picture
lf Senator Clarence Davis and sug
gests that some day il may print the
picture and add TO the present inscrip-
tiOn, United States Senator Davis, Of
Bristow. Measured ont according 20
the size 81 men sent to the United
States senate from states like Kansas
llinOis and Iowa. Davis Is too big nov
b be associated with pigmies of that
sizs Davis, be Ii known. Is - iuil-
sized man and one the people Of Okla
homa have faith IN and one who viii
mot betray that trust
Get my Book No, DIOR women,H il
VIII give weak women lnany fsllnabla
|sugeesti0ns OF reiief.l2ahd with Strict
Is confidential medical advice Is en-
tirely free Simply write DR..
Shoop. Racine. Wis. The book No, 4
tells an about DR. Shoop's Night Cure
and how these soothing healing. anti
septic suppositoriea can be success
fully applied 10 correct these weakness
es. Write for the book The Night
Cure is sold by Wallaces Drug Store.
The dove season win open August
lat Somebody IS gong 10 get Q fine
new Remington Auio-loadlng shotgun
70 omen Il With, FOR little or nothing
and not much cf that See olsmHh
Three Nsw styles u ladies' Tan
$500 apq $50 elQee just received -
hoPlneon's.f
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or Joshway an de Sun.
OF Joshway stood in frong er bis tent.
An sled his soldiers on,
But when he turned fer ter look
arouns
De day WIS nearly gone.
He rubbed his beard, he scratched his
head,
An kicked his heel in de groun';
Kaze ne wanter finish de battleJob
Befo' de sun went down.
He look to de east an he look to de
west,
An he wave his ham on high.
King SUM-" sezee, Il want you ter
see
Me smite um hip an thigh!
Come down ter camp an rest yo'se'
A little while wild me.
IN git you fan an big wide cheer
An set it wher you kin see
Dey wuz lots mo- talk, sodt de Sun
come down
An tuck a little ease,
An when he got TOO awful hot.
He. called up OF Brer naeezef
rMy time is short SEE de Sun, sezee
An YOU better 10 80 do,
Kaze I'm feelin IKE Wanter see
Dis mortuai scuffe throoi"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-23

Wen, dey fit an ftssen' fowt and
fowt.
Right dar in de light or De sun.
But Joshwry frailed 1m out an soon
He hal um on de run.
King Sun he say I'm overdue
Cross dar whar de NIGHTS stin
black.
De folks will wake 10 de chickens
crow
An prt der big clocks back
or Joshway thanked him mighty po-
lite
An AK him ferter come ag'in;
King Sun. he say. Il speck dat I
Win be whar I've alters been"
DEN he mosied on, kaze he ain't got
time
Fer ter set an talk an stay;
He hatter 30 OF whar de night still
dark
An start Ter breakin' day
Wen. time run on an people 'sDute
Bout .ioshway an de Sun.
Some say dis an some say dat.
An splain why JosAway Wcnl
Sometimes when be wuz setting
us roun' 4sa
igWhar he couldn't he's, out hear,
He'd say 60 Ia de settin' room an
see
How he seorched my big arm
cheerln
tJoel Chandler Harris, Uncle Remus.l
For July Home Magazine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-23

Three New styles IN Ladles' Tan
$500 and $50 Slices just received q
Hoblneon's.f
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-12

On st. Patrick's day, with tender
Ieart and moist eye, we set before
ourselves the far form OF Ireland, CAV
'anded with the deeds Of the past, and
badecked with the cOlors of bygone
lays. The pages Of Irish history are.
without doubt. familiar to all. The
brilliant LIGHTS and deep shadows. the
lnter:e joys and keen sorrows, the
failures and %tgiumphs which mark the
annals Of Erin are hn old and familiar
story.
Her very early history contains an
air Of romance, and has. running
through It, IA depth OF color which In.
vests 1t with a peculiar charm. In its
primal days Druid worship he'd the
hearts Of tts people and the cult o!
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-12

DID EriE, he wears the best imitation
he can find, and If he can get no
shamrock, real or counterfeit, he
years a green nccktic or a strip Of
green In his coat lapel.
IL was not many years ago that the
more enthusiastic Of the sons of Ire.
and IN the day when they bedcckrd
themselves with green would declin.
20 tolerate the sight Of "A yellow EN-.
5lcm. Vendors Of mi and ba
lanas did well to Keep their carts OF
he street. Even Il belief In the same
eligiOn was not always sufficient to
save orange sellers; that fruit al en-.
irelv too suggestive Of the Orange.
mems association.
In these days of Increasing tOlera.
ion thor" Is less and less friction of
his sort. The custom OF giving Saint
ratrick's day raradcs IS gradually dy.
'ng out In this country. Many yeara
ago the New York city council passed
IN ordinance imposing a penalty on
lnyon" who abused an cfIigy OF Saint
Patrick, but no such law Is now ncces.
,aiy. Patriotic Irish societies observe
he day quietly, and there are services
n the Catholic churches, especially In
hose cdif!ccs named after the saint.
Even In ireland there Is less and less
4 bitterness between the wcarrrs of
he green and the yellow, and the
rack Of the shillalah IL not so often
ieard an formerly to the accOmpani
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-12

sylvan deities formed It's religion. The
beauty and richness OF legend. In
whose lap Ireland then slept. are ri
vailed by n perhaps. save those OF
classic Greece herself. Tradition sup.
plies an endless number OF crags. hill.
sides and valleys. which we're the sub
jects Of legendary lore. and which cap.
tivatcd the feelings OF the Celt with
an Irresistible spell. The history OF
those times Is Obscured by the many
myths and fables interviewer with the
facts handed down to us. Amid all this
vagueness. however. II Is plain that,
ia the early stages OF lreland's career.
she left upon the world the impress
OF a most excellent civilization and
that her people possessed much meri'
and many virtues.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-12

to do, but II made IN" tiny three .leaved
plant popular as II eve was before.
In spite Of all ingenious attempts to
discrcdit the beautiful story which
represents the patron saint OF the En-.
crald Isle AZ using the shamrock for
an Illustration OF the Holy Trinity, In
spite OF the learned debates and aca.
deinic differences Of such scholars as
Bcntham and I%rittcn, Colgan and
| Cook, your true lrishman the world
over will ever cling to the chosen leaf
which grows in the moss, the moor
and the mircland" OF his old home,
aud the public Endorsement Of u queen
surely did not weaken that affection.
Dear Shamrock Of Erin. so sacred and
green,
Though ages OF sorrow thy past years
have seen.
From clIldhood's bright morning TO man
hoods decline
Thy l"aii"t We wear DER our hearts ever
thine.
In MOOrc's poem on the shamrock
he tells Of the triple grass" which
Shoots W. with dewdrops streaming.
As softly green nS emerald seen.
Through purcst crystal gl"aming.
o.. Ia" ShumrOck. tho green immortal
Shamrock
Chosen leaf Of bard and chief.
Old f;rin's native Shamrock
The mere student Of folk lore little
guesses the feelings OF the son Of
Erin who bears the shamrock In his
cap or wears II on his breast. TO him
II embodies all the religious m rO-
mantle, mythical and national ideas
which ever have stirred In the souls OF
his fOrcfathrrs. The great love for
the plant inspired the famous ballal
The Wearin' q the Green" which
tells that "Th"y're hangin' men and
women for ID" wearin' o the green.
This did not mean. OF course that
people were being hanged for that.
but II was p~octical exaggcratiOn i'm.
plying their Willingness to die. II nee
essary. rather than give up wearing It,
For the last half dozen years. under
the inspiring influence OF the Sham
rock league, happily instituted and
eve more happily carried or by tho
Countess Of Limerick, there has besH
an Unprecedented demand for the Iris.
national emblem. Thousands upon
thousands Of little green boxes filled
with tiny lunches OF the trcfoil have
annually been packed by that greaG.
hearted woman and her friends and
sold the world over. the proceeds
going to aid disabled Irish soldiers and
the destitute relatives Of those Irish
men who have fallen In battle.
And where does all the shamrock
come from 1t grows wild In every
county Of ireland. Along the noun
tains, In the old hill pastures and 10
, the venerable meadows, It may bt
picked In small quantities AZ early IN
the year as February 25. and Il fort
night later In luxurious abundance
There are national emblems thai
may be eaten. Not 30 the shamrock
! a ina ma eat Il leek and enjoy It. {
=. Scot might even try a thistle, but al
Irishman must drown his shamrock
That Is as sure rs III March II Itself
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-12

One thousand,
four hundred and
fort "O years
ago, ON March II.
according to the
trust worthy
I s., the
death and beati.
ficaliOn Of Saint
Patrick took place.
That Is why. on
the anniversary of
that event, the
shamrock Is worn
by every loyal
lrishInan. II h"
cannot obtain a
genuine leaf from
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-12
FOR IRELAND

A fierce flame burst, at boyhoods dawn, within my tender breast,
Impassioned love my soul .consum I'd for motherAnd. oppeS;
Her glores gilt my waking hours, her woes my dreams o"rcast,
And the love that fed my hearts first fire, please God, shah light ny last
There's not a little bell that blows in lrelands dewy glens.
There's not a shagan shakes a spear above her many TENS,
There's ct a tiny blade Ofg grass m all her thousand nils,
But this fond breast with tender love TO Overlooking fills.
Oh, Ireland! for your holy sake III joyful bear all pain;
To your high causc cOnscCrate my heart. m hand, my brain.
II life and strife avail ne not to save that soul m Sigh,
Then, browning JOY, in your sweet name let n unworthy die.