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OUR CONTEMPORARIES.
The Lnrnest.
.Rridrennrt Tn1eprnm

Bridgeport Telegraph New Haven ls n large city, Yale a large university. but from all accounts the Hon. "Blll' Taft Is larger than either.
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Blobbs-How did you get along in Paris? Do you speak French? Slobbs --Only enough to make myself misun- derstood. d.--Phllndelphla Record.
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IN THE FUNNY VEIN.

Passenger-How do you feel. my good man when the giant waves come tum- bling over the ship? old Salt--Wet, ma'am, very wet!--Judge.
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My boy" advised Polonius with chin whiskers, stand by the flag" "I'll do it, dad And don't let the officers go wholly unprotected. Cou- rler- Journal.
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Whats your name, sir7" Wood"
 Whats your wife's nameY Wood, of course" "H--m; both wood. A--ah, any kin ding ?--Success.
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II heard him behind the door plead ing for just one. They must be en- gagged"
 Nav, they're married. It was dol lar he was pleading Charlottesville Courier Journal
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She (sentimentally-Do you remem- ber William, the last time we went rowing like this?
 You bet was twenty years stronger, you were sixty pounds light CT, and the day was fifteen degrees cooler. Life.
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Sail onl Sail on, thou Ship of State Sail on, thou Union strong and great Huge clouds of nomination on the sky line loom, She's jlbing! All hands watch the boom,
 Harvard Lampoon.
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Harvard to Yale.

Sail on' sali on, thou Ship of State Sail on thou Union strong and great. And watch the sail, thou fat old Skip
 per Taft,
 And clenr the decks for action fore n
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Are they going out to Denver,
 On a Bryan booming blow2 Are they going out to Denver,
 For q three-time losing show?
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Delivers lecture in Legisla-
tive Hall and Makes
Great Hit


The Address.
There has never been = case ia the
courts in the history oklahoma Fer
rlfofy that has creuted so much inter
est as the DR. Guley case llR was
accused Of getting his license for
prActicine medicine i'm oklahoma Ter
ritory by deceiving the superintendent
Of the board of health seven years ago.
The deception was not actual but
constructive. the lower court he4i
that Gulley was innocent of any wrons
but was victim Of fraud himself.
that his school OF medicine was not a
medical school but q diploma mill
though the doctor had been ia the
practice OF medicine twenty years, the
Judge decided that his license should
be revoked The facts are. Gulley's
college was all right, IL taught the best
7ystem OF medicine in the world. the
Pysio-Aledical or Natural system II
was crushed by the medical monopoly,
because II taught English methods Of
healing thes sick II took the trust
six years with the state treasurer at
rs back With self confessed criminals
10 crash This college.
TWO years after 1t had gone out OF
l5einess and the faculty had scattered
van over the country and the para
phelnalia had been destroyed by fire.
for fear II might get on IFS feet again
ia the future the charter was revoked
by the Illinois court at the behest Of
this tsust and it's periured accom-
plices, or Witnesses. no defense being
made by the college SIS IL had gone out
OF business forever.
The revocation Of the charter was
more than three wears after Gulley
graduated from il; 70 make the anni-
hilation complete the graduates of IL
Who have been admitted In more than
25 states of the Union have been a
thorn in the side Of the regulars who
have snent thousands and thousands
OF dollars 20 destroy them socially and
professionally
Dir. Gulley was registered ana prac.
ticed in Ierre Haute. Ind. for three
years under his diploma. and Is stiii
eligible 20 practice there. He came
to Oklahoma and by virtue OF the d.
ploma issued by this college and his
license from the state OF lntHana. and
an overwhelming endorsement from
his old home. he was granted a H.
cense 70 practice IN Oklahoma. Prior
and since that time there have been
NEAR one hundred graduates from this
college licensed 10 practice IN the Ter
ritory Of Oklahoma. When It became
a known fact that the Pysio-Medical
believed IN teaching pure English and
did not stand by the code ol ethics
laid down by tl'e reguiar school ol
medicine. it aroGsod a great opposi
/ tion and q warfare was waged against
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WAS q test case for nearly one hun.
dred others OF Culleys school Con
sfifutional provision admits an the
pysipAiedicais nearly oae hundred,
while CAilley who is the strongest ok
them ALL hes larger following and
more endorsements than any of them.
clean aud sober. OF high moral char.
acter. a practitioner for more than
twenty years never had a malpractice
case. never had day ia court In dis
obedience to any law OF the land;
he has endorsement of every promi-
nent business man in his home ticin.
ity. both democrats and republicans.
the only enemies he has Is a few ieal.
uus physicians, yet he Is denied. with
out q due process Of law the right to
make his bread and butter with his
honorable profession
Now gentlemen. all ask is fair
play Place me on an equality with
an the balance of physicians that
come ia under the constitution. That
this decision was intended to aebafr
from prac5ice, be Just to me gentle
men, if did have the misfortune Of
not being politically fortified. All
due respect to all my republican
I friends. and ] believe / have more OF
them than any other man in Gutn.
frie and the most influential ones too.
many of them love like brothers and
always viii for the sympathy they
have extended in this fight. yet can-
not help but feel II I had been an I'M
flueptial republican or a high Mason
/ Ike large numbers Of my colleagues.
I would have avoided an this strife.
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German Lutheran church.
ABOUT READY TO LAY
ASIDE TAFT MASK

Special TO Daily Leader
Muskogee. Okla. Fon fa.- Pat Dore.
ol WostVille. defeated republican can
didats for corporation commissioner,
today announced that he would he a
caudidate for delegat1 at large 90 the
national convention. aud that be would
stand on platform for an uninstrcc
ted delegation AT this time q hegius
40 look as n the Third eougrrsaiOnal
district Nill not stand for an iusiruc-
ted delegation qhis is taken TO mean
that The republican, politicians OF the
district haze made a deal with taif'
banks ~
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Bills Of Moment
SENATE piLL NO as2.
BY MR. DAVIS

Il
provide e aon and distribution q the income fonials interests
AHA pre o certain land among Institutions and
hsne appropriations pursuance dgnains
mime by ed and declaring an
emergency.
p f ~, ACTED BY THE PEOPLE or THE STATE or oKtAHoMA
seeian ia enabne Of hfs state and
relating 70 section thirteen
n this state uclng approved
Of the sale Of such
collected Of an
granted in lieu
section thirteen which have been granted he state TOR the
6ensn oklahoma agricultural
college hefcaf
preparatory school and he asfiuinrl
divided distributed said ntsiun
as ol5us.
uniyerss ~ eaaho1a
university onet
me university school receive oneent said oneh
agruua agricultural
onehr agricultural mechanical college
of
10 e
provided establishment
additional
one5hird S as.se acntoned
he any thereof
me proceeds divided
ttlens h
Indicated Tor the division and distribution Of tic
proceeds thereof Of said ands provided
th proceeds Of In Of
safely preserved By the state
be
additional institutions SHAH
remain part proceeds
arising from the sale disposal
support any
religions university portion Of the
any indemnity land shan
he diverted either permanently purpose for
Witch granted to the state
section Hereafter The division us income inter
e ntan and among the
educational asiutons herein
act
section division distribution made in section
one o dis act there hereby treasury
the Of hundred ten dollars
from te funds collected from the proceeds
said soon thirteen indemnity granted lieu Of said
sections thirteen including February 1908 are now in the
treasury be paid as follows. ost.
Eer the University OF Okla
hona ss 2osoo
For the support and maintlnanee prepa
tory School .............. ........ se92sO
For he support and mantanance Agricultural and
Mechanical College 2s3oo
For the support and Agricultural
ana Normal University ....u........~.. ss77oo
Fer the support ana the Central Normal
School ....1...... ...t...J. ...,....... lsaooo
FoF The suppor' and mannance Northwestern Nor
4 school ..........'.. 10000
For The support and maintenance Southwestern Nor
mai acPool .... il5oooa
The state auditor empowered authorized ana directed to IS
e h warrant upon the state proper authority
~ m Board having control Institutions for the fun amet
aae e each OF said institutions herein Provided ~ that
tho financial secretary other authority institution shan he
ed 70 furnish an annual report expenditures
of The moneys appropriated
N me AUDITOR treasurer and commissioners
ana ah other officers Of the hereby directed and required 10 o
e term section Thirteen Fups Institutions upon an
% records as The proper fund created ~ virtue
" W HF'ph"s Ae ana The Constitution Hereafter shan he
known and referred 70 az specified
section Az Acts and parts Of herewith are hefe,
repeated.
The legislature hereby declares emergency exists FOR
e pne psegaton the safety Of e state aud hia m
eali aAe effect from ANA paaaase and approval
70 eolR ssss been arrested n no ss.. on u
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10 HOLD MASS MEETING
10 GET BRIDGE MONEY

Special 90 Daily Leader
Nasoner Okla, Feb. IS. no raise
innds q build @ bridge aeross tile Yer
a'sfie river west OF Magoneg q mass
insftiilf a tne Chamber ~ Commerce
a;id eliizene Nlii be held Monday Feb
it The pldfe win c0st $4,000
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been arrested by Tho police on the
charge of passius "A Worthless check
Tor W. ai the Anllers hotel
IA hA this np an riahG ne said.
fellow wiil do almost ANYTHING
when he's been drinking
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First Baptist Church.

First Baptist Church.
Corner Vine and NOble)
sunday school 9.45 a. IN.
Preaching at 4 a m. and 1880 p. m
Subject. Come and See.R
Evening subject justification by
Faith
Young peoples meeting at G;20
=. m.
Church prayer meeting Thursday at
s p. IN.
f. D. CAMERON. Pastor
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M. 6. Churon. sculh.

Corner Broad and Nilasl
Sunday School 10 a. M, }. s. Glad
ish, superintendent
Services morning and evening.
Epworth League at 7.15.
Prayer meeting, Thuraday 1880.
Choir practice Thursday evening.
ALI are cordially Invited to worship
with us.
THEODORE F. BREWER. Pastor.
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EANATlNE BROMO QuINlNE re-
moves tho cause. Used the world over
- Dute q Cold IN One Day. E. W.
Groves signature on box 25c.
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TO feel strong. have good appetite
and digestion, sleep soundly and en-
joy life use Burdock Blood Bitters.
the great system tonic and builder
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Trinity Church.
fRroad and Nohio }

(Broad and Nobie)
kt Rev. DR.. Brooke. bishop.
Rev A. 3. Nicholas, pastor.
Sixth Sunday after Epiphany
Sunday school at y. M
Early communlon at 1880 q. m.
Evening prayer 7:2o y M
Address
Friday evening service 8 D. m.
Full surpliced choir Prof Nichkie
viii play the violin Seats free.
Every body welcome.
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West Size n. E. chureh p!reetory.

W.T. vFNV IFFs = OTIUIgW IIiTUINuTNs
tCornor 18th and Noble)
Sunday school 9.45 a. m.
Preaching II a. M. and 7:35 p. m.
Class meeting - o'clock.
Junior League 2.S0 D. m.
Epworth League G;30.
Prayer meeting, Thursday 1880 .. m.
REV. B w BAKER, Pastor.
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Reception Of members y morning
service Good music.
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United Presbyterian Church.
(Corner Ash aud Clevelandl
Sabbath school 10 a 10.
Morning worship. II n. m,
Young Feople $50 p, m
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. . @ g Z e Q Q 0 O o 6 0 . . q
Q AT THE CHURCHES. .
@ O
Q Q Q y @ 0 o Q @ Q 0 Q Q Q O 8

First Methodist Episcopal Church.
First Methodist church, corner Of
e Noble ayenue and Broad street,
Rey r. u. Falrchild, Pastor
Sunday school az 9:45 a. m.
Services morning and evening
Strangers heartily welcome.
Prayer and praise service every
Thursday at s D. m.
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First Christian Church.
Corner Ash and Noble }


Corner Ash and Noble)
Rev T L. No0leu Pastor.
Bible school at 10 q. M
Services i q. m, and 1880 D. m.
Morning theme. Man, the One
Responsible Creature"
Evening theme. VIII All Heaven
BE Equal"
"Miracles-Their Purpose
Evening theme, lnhdeity One
Phase
y. ,, S. c. =. 1900 D. m.
OFFICERS meeting dest Monday In
each month at 8 p. m.
Teachers meet Wednesday ut p. m,
Prayer and praise. Thursday at 8
p M.
Rehearsal, Friday, p m.
Remember. services every Sunday
All are invited
First Presbyterian Churen
Corner Noble and Diyision)
Rev Harry Omar Scott, DID,, pastor
Sunday School 9,45.
Services morning and evening
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Tie salvation Army.

Meeting every night except Mon
day.
Sunday meetings n a. m. preach
ing at 1880 p M. open air services
$500 p M, junior meeting. 1890 p. M
open air service. $500 p. M, salvation
meeting az hall, 1O9is West Harri-
son avenue.
Ohicers Ia charge Ensign and Mrs.
A L. Hughes.
German Lutheran Church.
Corner Broad street and Springer
avenue English services Sunday az
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Free Methodist Church.

FTec WtfHOuI.I NTUTLIIa
1924 West MaDsur Avo)
Preaching Il a. ~, and 1880 y. m.
Sunday school 10.00 a m.
Glass meeting 1875 a M
Prayer service 7;00 b. m Weekly
prayer meeting Thursday 1880 D. m
REV HARRY PEACOCK. Pastor.
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Congregational Church.
(West Warner and 9th St)
Rev Isaac Cookman. pastor
There VIII be SERVICES Sunday the
10Th Preaching al II a. m.
SunGay school. 10 a. N.
w }. DWiNNELL. Clerk.
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First Church Of Christ Scientist
O12 North Broad)
Services Sunday. II a. m.
Sunday school 10 a. m
WeGaesday evening s D. m.
An are invited.
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Services az MaecHlc Temple.
Rev E p. Fairchild, pastor Of the
First NJ f church. vii deliver
sermon ia the Masonic Temple audi
torium at 9 O'clock A cordial invi-
tation IS extended to all. Admission
free Special music
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Second paptlst chureh.

Z. D. CAAInRoN. paator.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-07
Death List Is Already Seventy
Two
AND INJURED NUMBER 27s6
Disgraceful Showing Of an Insane
and Unsafe Fourth of July-Was
the worst in Deaths and Casualties
Since lsoo-List Will Grow.

CHICAGO, July 6,--The Tribune
today says: Seyenty-two dead and
2,736 injured are the second day to-
tails OF the accidents" attending the
celebration OF the Fourth Of July in
the United States,
This breaks all records deaths since
1899,
The number of deaths OF this year
reported up to 3 o'clock this morning
is thirteen more than at the same
time last year. In 1905, fifty nine
were dead at the same hour. The
number Of injuries however, is only
two-thirds Of the average for the
last five years. This is regarded as
an iudiction that the agitation for a
sane Fourth is having its effect
This years fire loss is $s35,435,
which is above the average Of the
last ten years.
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NOISES KILLED HIM
Theory OF Physician In Regard To
A Chicago Mans Strange Death:

CHICAGO, July o. Suffering all
the agony, physical and mental, and
exhibiting many Of the symptoms that
accompany death by poisoning. John
Neriza died yesterday, the victim of
halucination and auto-suggestion. 1t
lis believed his condition resulted in
have no records of poison in their ex-
animation OF Neriza. Members of his
family declare that he had eaten
nothing that might cause his condi-
ton but the efforts Of physicians to
assure him that he was not poisoned
were futile and he passed into a
comatose condition and died after
hours of acute suffering. The case
is one that puzzled physicians of the
Alexian Brothers hospital staff and
many Of them will attend the inquest
to-day while alienists will also pre-
sent to explain the cause of Neriza's
death, A weak mental state is be-
lieved responsible for the self-hyp-
notism. 1t was stated by the physi-
clans that scores OF deaths occur an
nually in the large cities from this
cause,
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THE FRrENDLIEsT FEELING
All War Talk Is Silly Between The
United States And Japan.

CHICAGO, July 6.-@There il
absolutely nothing III Japan except
the friendliest feeling for the U. S.
"War talk is silly" declared Kane
taro Hayashida, special representa-
tive Of the mikado and chief secre-
tary for the house Of parliament. He
reached Chicago Yesterday, coming
at the command Of the niikado 10
confer with architects Of Chicago
and other principal cities regarding
the erection Of buildings for which
the japanese government has ap-
propriated sl2,OOO,OOO. He says the
Mikado wants American workman
ship and American ideas for the build
ing Of the palace. I'VE consider, he
said, THAT America has the best OF
almost everything. America is our
friend, our neighbor and our brother
and We want closer relations with
America"
The secretary will start for Wash
ington .onight to visit President
Roosevelt
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PRICE FIVE CENTS

of Georgia; G. L. Straus Of Maryland;
Josiah Marvel Of Maryland, and Fred
erick B. Lynch Of Minnesota. The
meeting was largely directed BY
Sheehan, who declared the only way
to focus the opposite to Bryan Is 10
give standard around which II could
rally. There was a consensus or
opinion among those present that II
New York will declare against Bryan
is still a chance Of defeating him.
Il has been understood from the
first that New York would not vote
for Bryan II II believed the decisive
result could be obtained BY casting
their vote for another candidate who
meets the favor Of the Empire state.
Among the members OF the new
national committee elected tonight
was Milton A. Miller Of Lebanon, Or.
Among the members Of committee
on resolutions elected tonight was
Robert D. Inman Of Portland, Or.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-07
SAILOR SUSPECTED
Is Being Held For The Murder Of
Josie Gray Of Evansville Ind.

SAN FRANCISCO, July GA
sailor on one Of the battleships of
the Atlantic feet now in this harbor,
who enlisted as Roy Bateman, is be-
ing held on suspicion that he Is Guy
Prescott, suspected Of the murder Of
Josie Gray OF Evansville, Ind.
Admiral Sperry telegraphed to the
chief of police of Evansville that he
would hold the man until the feet
sails on Tuesday and If no represen-
tative of the Evansville authorities
arrived by time the man will be trans
ferred to Mara Island Navy Yard
and held there until the case Is set
tied,
The body of Josie Gray was found
locked in a vault in the furniture
store in Evansville in which she was
bookkeeper on the night Of March 10,
1907
Acting on advice from the Evans
Vile chief, r. +. Leaf, Of Santa Cruz,
came here to-day to identify the man,
If possible. Leaf formerly lived in
Evansville. The result of his attempt
to identify the prisoner will not be
.divulged by the officers Of the ship
F.. on which he Is being held,