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The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-12-08
Tart REIMBURSEMENT.


The new tariff law enables me to ap-
point q tariff board to assist me In con-
nection With the department Of state in
the administration of the minimum and
maximum clause OF the net and also to
assist officers Of the government In the
administration OF the entire law. be-
lieve that the work of this board viii
be Of prime utility and Importance
whenever congress shall deem it wise
again to >re4djust the customs duties.
II the facts secured by the tariff board
are Of such a character as to show gen.
orally that the rates of.dutes imposed
by the present tariff law are excessive
under the principles OF protection as
described In the platform OF the sue
ceSSful party at the late election l
shall not hesitate to invite the atten-
ton OF congress to This fact aGd to the
necessity for action rredIcated there
on. Nothing. however. haItS business
and interferes with the course OK pros.
perity SO much rs the threatened revi-
sion Of the tari55. and ua;iI tue facts
are nj HIND. at;er careful ard GelIber-
ate investigation. upon which such re-
vision can properly hc undertaken. It
seems to me unwEse 70 attempt It.
- War Department.
In the interest Of immediate econ
omy have required a reduction in
the estimates Of the war denartment
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-12-08

~ War Department.
In the interest Of immediate econ
omy have required a reduction in
the estimates Of the war department
for the coming dscal year which
brings the total estimates down to an
amount forty:aye millions leSS than
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-07

IL la noticeable those Democrats at
Washington who voted for revenue
schedules are not forced 10 write Il !
terH " former friends about their
Volea: \ n FaiI.evident they have not
only conlormed TO their own opinions
pnt also TO the opinions of the men
4 who chose them for the places they
ere now filling
tlcN strange, then. those Who have
Rlldlously supported Cannon la the
House and Aidrich IN the Senate have
found Il necess TO explain their
votes and send out many wire mes
1agea pufporing 10 sho8 Just hos
and why such came about
Democracy Is q tariff Tor revenue
only party Il believes Ia avYing
such dulles as comfortably pay the
expenses of Che aopernmem as econ
pmically administered. and whatever
u above hat amount IS orlmnally
wrong.
There q no way 20 change this rule:
there ean BE- no loeal condition admit.
tug The right to change -unless the
member when q candidate proclaimed
hla dlsaffeclion from that tenst uf
lnhh AMI waa elected after having
made such proclamation.
These are truths ne sooner they
ore promulgated for the nlotec ion OF
members Of our party 10 fesi aud an.
gHer rs they choose, the quicker the
Democratic pa,ty NAV be relieved at
their leadership and he recreant
members allowed 70 choose such com.
panlonshlp az Is compatible with
their way Of thinking
Every Democratic pspar n fha West
and southwest Is "a line with 4hls
Kind Of argument, and each IS going
20 stay ont on the firing lines unlll the
crew Incorporating under Democratic
name comes or the protection reser.
gaiion
No man living is hlgee- than the
lahh Of his pgrly. no man now IN
congress measures larger than the
great men who were there previously.
and no man IN either party has
right 70 belray The people of his faith
and nangurste new set OF prlnci
Piles alicf election.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-07
THE HouR is At HAND

The week for the making Of the
iafiff scnedule is az hand. The great
paragraphs which affect the common.
aIiiy more than at any other time in
Ne history Of the present tariff revi-
aion bin have been reached. and The
servants Of the trusts and the serv-
ants Of the people are there, No par
tisan prejudice nor inclination to be
aE Of yore Will save those who vote
against be peoples interests OF who
hy indlrectness allow the force OF
greed 10 secure an advantage over
ine force OF right.
Il IA unnecessary 10 ask a Demo-
crai % stand by the Denver platform
on the tariff question he who yIo.
laies the ienets OF that platform
Without showing the whole people Of
bis stale demand a change, ls hopeless
~ and lrrevocabiy lost.
The Republican west OF the Mls-
souri, river who allies himself with
the f0'ces ln control Gt Washington, ia
q candidgse for Oblivion. II he get
something even as cheerful as that
This is the crucial week Men OF
The West are MOI IN any manner lied
Their constituents are against ahe
old policies and The old customs Il
they are not able to foresee condl.
tions end make. an estimate Of whai
Y means, they are nc large enough
10 measure up for legislative honors.
II 70 simply case uf the people
against The tariff heReflclarles, and
those allgning themselves with the
beneficiary gain club had az we'll be
writing their fasewel addresses.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-07

day Of June, 1909 at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
'oi As soon thereafter as tho matter
can be heard the said Commission
VIII near any objections which may.
be urged by any person or persons In
terested for or against the following
proposed order rule, regulation and
requirement:
Order No. So viii be amended BY
adding to Rule Two or 10 any other
rule in the tariff or by making a
special rate and rule In said tariff,
to cover se.enforeed concrete fence
posts.
CORPORATION COMMISSION,
J. e. LOVE,
Chairman,
A. P. WATSON.
Commissioner
+. J. MeA LESTER.
Commissioners.
Attest.
W. S CHAPMAN.
Acting Secretary
tsEAI.)
Guthrie. Oklahoma May "a, 1909
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liearken. my daughter. If thou
wOuldst Know what IL the greatest
curse which hath been sent upon the
daughters of Eve. For SAY unto
NEE chat because Eve ana eat OF the
apple Without awaiting for Adam 70
parlake thereof first, he hath made
her 10 wait for him ever since. And
this Is her etenal punishment.
10, how m0ny hours Of thy life hast
hOu sat shiyerng IN a lOw-cut gown.
whilst thou awaited the sound Of cab
wheels, ana Thy spirits and thy flow.
ers, they wilted and Thy hair and Thy
tember they came out Of curlg Yet
when hine agony was az an end dldst
not thou rush down with sn air OF
'bleaihless hurry and an aren't
you awfully ea-ly" expresslong
Yea how many times hast thou
stool calmly against the wall and
smiled through thy clenched teeth.
whilst thQu aalled for man 10 no
ice thee--eyen TO ask thee to daneey
Behold hoy many years has thy
mind been at the allar and thy we'd
ding clothes finished 20 the very last
sil ch, before the love.dea hath pene-
trated me thick layers OF the resist
ance which covered the brain of thy
souls affinity? For even as moth.
er waiteth for an infant to cut It's
teeth AMI grow us hair, so must a wo
man wait for man 10 cut through his
eg0llsm and grow his loyei
Yet, this la no. the end! Fo. how
many maideps have been kept waiting
al the church, whilst the orchestra
hath played aud the minister hath
wrlthed and the glles have Uttered
and the bridegroom hath fingered TO
foltlfy himself with just one more
drink?
Moreover whom thou hast got him,
ar, thou not stlll lady.in waitingg
For all he days OF her life. wife
snail wait for her husband TO get up
IN The morning and to come ture.
Yes, this Is the curse which hath been
everything she Betteth. nom a kiss
10 the Insurance. money; and no lly-
ing man was ever on lime for dinner
Verify. verify, the HE OF woman
Is as one long inQulsition- even q
thing Of slow torture, Yea. this IL the
curse which hath been sent upon us,
daughters OF Eve FOR that our mother
took inltia I've. which Is mans prero-
Estlyel Yet letA woman keep a man
waiting for iast five minutesl Oh,
Selahl--
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-07


For he past two months there has
been u tendency % maintain and up
hold the majesty Of the law through
out the entire state which forCSodes
loss in.raclion and also moral awak
ening TO The subllme test OF good cit.
izensnIp.
There Is ever the feeling that sa-
we're punishment reads 10 no good end
and certainly no one wishes the state
70 be classified with those peoplod by
those holding extreme views or ac.
tlon upon any topic or Issue. but She
large and seemingly causeless ks:nnN
list for some mon hs had become a
shameful item whIca mltlgated against
the whSle state, 70 say n0ihing Of
the misery which must last AZ .eest
wo generations after a killing feg..
Oklahoma laws are good, liberal and
offer 10 the man seeking right the
yesy greatest personal liberty on
the other hand they are sufficient TO
police the state against the doers Of
evil and their enforcement means
that we win soon rid our state OF the
element which gave such undue anu
bad notoriety
II the present adherence Of lhe law
and enforcement OF us provisions 20
mako llfe and property safe from en-
Croachnlent Of the evil and vicious,
we shall soon look back at the OLD
period as We would bad siege Of
sickness, made the more watchful and
vigorous b. knowledge OF the disaster
which follows 2 false senAe OF lenl-
ency.
In the meantime, let ~ make Guth.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-07

Guthrie Ia now receiving little but
kindness from The surrounding cities
anl country The fact the capital
city has never IN anx manner aoushl
u take 40 advantage If any other asa-
ricipslliy. and throughout an abusive
and unwarranted TRADE from other
aspiring places the capital eliy has
Ecne steadily abead adding 10 the
commercial supremacy Of ihe aate
and doing whatever was within ls
power to assure material prosperity
70 the whole state. has finally achlev.
ed that which Il deserved unqualified /
Apprpyal from al parts of the stats.
ThuHs municipal managers who
feHl Oklahomans will long heed the
call N aclflshnesa and unsupported
statement Of conditions are going to
learn mere and more that Il moi be
spirit Of the times. ana gapeeIallN. not
the spirit In this state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-07

southwestern Oklahoma has advanc.
ea more In en- agricultural way In the
hss two years, according TO Govern.
menl statistics than any other section
q tie Southwest This has Bssen true
because Of tie splendid oEportunitg
presented By e great domain Snd also
beeanse Il has been peopled By men
and women who sought home and
went into that hitherto supposed semi.
ari1 region with 4 determination to
there wseat from nature that which
brings e0ntenlment and adds 10 the
citizenship Ot the country. A like DO.
veinpment ia now being made in the
northwestern see Ton Of the state and
awo or tiiree more years wifi bring a
similar report from there
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, vAoRANT VERSE. {
} 20 o o Q o Q o o 0 oonuS . {
Things Are stilI securs

tS q. KiserJ
There has been a lot OF grumblln' for
the past two months or SOL
ongsess hasn't done much lately 70
lel poor folks and q show,
There has been so many questions
comm up from day to day
That a Phlladelphy lawyer couldn't
hardly find his way
It's been pointed out that Aldrlch Is
monster IN disguise
And that Cannon hates the people
WI b hate that never dies,
But can't somehow help thinkin'
that we're comm through ali
right
teaatways all my crops look splendid
and i've got an appetite.
Let these iellers that are schemln 10
make rich men richer VT
lust take notice that we'll make'en
wish they'd know enough 70 quit;
Fheyll come round 10 la a.beggln for
ons votes again some line
And they'll try to make us think em
wise and honest and sublime.
hut We'll show EN- they can't fool us.
we win bust old party ties.
And Instead Of votin' blIndly we viii
vote with open eyes.
ANY how. | hope we'll 40 40, In the
meantime. see them trees
FILLED with blossoms that arc splllln'
on their fragrance on the breeze.
Yes Il sets my blood 10 bllln when /
read how things are done,
How we've had 10 fight for every ~.
tie point we've ever won
heems as though It should be easy for
our Statesmen to be fair
But the wicked seems TO triumph an
the time and everywhere;
still, you wait! Wen show the fascals
honor can't be bought or sold;
Manhools still somewhat more pre-.
eious than shis hustln' bags OF
gold
Hear shes ofiole out yonderl Could
there BE- q sweeief tuner
Say, ain't this a grand old planet.
long about The first O. June
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-07


There is one word al this time more
essential TO che vocabulary 81 the peo.
pie OF oklahoma than any other and
while q simple word, II Is easily un.
derst0od and when used rightfully and
rlghteonsly means much toward plac.
ing the states annual growth forward
ee Il should be- Il is Push"
It may seem trivial. but a little
pushing upon the part OF those VINO
are In position Of power and who
have secured benefits from former rnC
ward movements at this good hour
means more than Is possible 10 state
In brief article.
10 tha, respect. too, Il can be said
the new man can afford 10 be a. real
push aFitator IN this state There
are 80 many things waiting TO be re.
sipients Of that push" touch and
which viii respond 10 the boost, that
even those Just coming in can afford
70 take M the cause and push Il along
70 a proper aud remune-ative basis.
Push Z and pushers will make O
commonwealth great and powerful;
add to those prerequisites the great
ma ural resources end unsurpassed IN.
cilltles "a hasten new state to the
fore. and It can be truthfully stated
Oklahoma Is the one whole state
where push by The whole people
WIN yield abundant rewards.
Are sou willing TO be an officer IN
the push" club? Are you listed
m0ng those who push?
Il there reason why YOU should
be drone2 DO YOU want to travel
with those who push" and get the
game advanced each hour, or do YOU
Wish 70 be a Lazarus who eats the
huska llat fell for those who were
qfraid to stand III The forefront and
receive what was az times seeming
~ blow for honest purpose and
guui intent9
You alone can answer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-07

Men past middle life have found
comfort and relief In Foley'a Kidney
Remedy, especially for enlarged pro-
state gland, which IL very common
among elderly men, T. n. Morris,
Dexter KY, writes. "Up 70 a year
ago my father suffered from kidney
ana bladder trouble and several ply
siclans pronounced II enlargement Of
the prostate gland and advised an
operation. on account OF his age we
were afraid be could not stand ltand
recommended Foley's Kidney Rem.
edy. ana the first bottle rAlIeved him,
and after taking the second bottle
he was no longer troubled with this
complalntp G. n. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-07


The people nt Oklahoma are of
eeurse eoufseosla ard highly appsecla.
tlse nf Aa ever.Iarge advisory chunks
HURLED about by the wlne owls Of
ntllef slalea GllI lust II this particu.
lar nannonts when they are having to
hunua musical comedy companies IN
order f0i their singers to pay their
beurd biis 1t st. Louis, sending
Hen tu the penI entIary IN Kansas
CITY for pF1clalming themselves deEt-
les trying % ascertain whether there
: conspiracy not 10 enforce the law
E Colorado With Texans Fighting
zach other ofer the aaymm and penl.
tertiary scandal Of that state. okla
Tina must insist pn the right to seas-
- adFlee abous and not be 20 much
aaflHea from he outer provinces.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-07

A Chicago hel-ess had planne 10
elopn with q Filipino. but her evil
brother Wis had po tel syelloahel
lies. % l.uzun heart OF the proposed
elopement In time. burning al Of his
eialer's wardrobe but d pink kim1n
and sweater While that msst hare
ansNered az right IN Lpzon lha gfoum
fell aomelhlna more elabnFa E should
be worn psloF 70 fefrhluK q Pacific
sleames henev ihe wedding Il Is jet
III the faf dlaient future.
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Richard A, Billups is now In charge
Of the Cordell Beacon and claims ne
likes he town and the townfolk and
the chickens reared In the nearby
country precincts. and advises the
folk to stand straight by prohibition
and cotton and be happy
McAlester troubled with Jaggers
who refuses 10 allow some OF abe
Old crew to hold q municipal election
every time they want TO change tho
official roster
Oklahoman piqued because Killaby
ran away and took the most interest.
ing news feature out Of the husg south
u Edmond
Packnghouse lots are now being ex.
'enslvcly advertised by more than one
newspaper since the New York merg.
eY
Chickasha Journal adylsea readers
advertise and take lots Of Washita
water 70 avoid accidents.
Bar lesvllle Enterprise fears the
Government ls not as attentive to ok.
ah0ma appointments as II should be.
Capt Mltchsli's Shat uck Monitor AZ.
'l9ms that the editor may make or.
'urs. but Wishes u understood those
without notes viii be the only chosen
srmew 10 extract the same Others
rying are warned they win be treat
ID as treaspaasera
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-07
OFFICIAL ORDERS
OF THE CORPORA
TION COMMISSION
CORPORATION COMMISSION OF
OKLAHOMA

Proposed Order No. 81
10 An Railroads and Railways 0pes-
atlng and Doing Business IN the
State cf Oklahoma;
You Gnd each OF you are hereby
notified tLal In the office Of the Cor.
poratlon Commission Of The State Of
Oklahoma. In the City of Guthrie. on
,he 18th day OF June 1903. Ut 10
o'clock A. NJ. the Commission Wilt
hear any objections which may he
urged against tile following prop9a'
ed Order Rule. Regulation and Re
qulrement:
All passenger trains ahall be held
az junction points at least thirty
minutes for connecting trains which
may be delayed under The following
conditions:
% A junction point. as used above
shall be considered i station where
TWO OF more n'1ds, or one road and It's
branches use the same depot. or have
lepots within one hundred yards Of
each other
ca Connecting trains shall be con.
sldeled those whose schedule times
of arrival aud departure at junction
points are so arranged as to admit
an Interchange Of passengers without
delay.
CD II delayed passenger trains have
passengers for connecting trains that
are due TO depart from said juno
tion within thirty minutes after the
schedule time OF arrival of such de
layed trains such connecting trains
shall be held thirty minutes. If nee
essary, 10 enable passengers on the
delayed train to continue their Jour
ney without interruption.
The intention OF this Order II 10 re-.
quire passenger trains to wait at
junction points at least thirty minutes
for connecting trains when they are
hate; and the Commission viii az
such hearing take testimony relative
10 the necessity Of promulgating the
above. or any other rule for the prop
er carrying out OF this Order.
CORPORATION COMMISSION
J. +. LOVE,
Chairman
A. 7. WATSON,
Commissioner
]. ]. McALEsTER,
Commissioner
Attest:
w. G. CHAPMAN,
Acting Secretary
(sEAIsl
Cofhrle Oklahoma Nav e4 4aoa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-07

News the Russian generals who lost
battles III the Japanese war had been
pa donei from prison was acclaimed
With iuy The fact their estates had
been eoniiseated by The nobility was,
nj sent out By the press censor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-07

Edward T. Devlne has written a
hook entitled Misery and It's Causes
L II said 10 be great work, but
had he wiltten across eeeh sheet the
Nori "lmaglna Ion, the treatise
weeld have been almost correct.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-07

Some folks can stir up 8 big noise
aud cause many 70 stop 10 ask ques
tIons ihen have nothing TO offer the
ansslionaTa The Republican state
central committee Is composed Of
some fGlks.s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-07

IN these days when things are not
always what they seem. Il Is well 10
reflect that sometimes a packing
house is not so much Of q packing
house IS a town lol sale.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-07
NJ Aeed d suiIsrInq lrom Rheuma.

Nc weed Of Suffering from Rheuma.
tism.
II ia . mistake 10 allow anyone
70 suffer from rheumatism. as the
pain can always be relieved, and In
most cases cure effected by apply
ing Chamberlain's Llnlment The re.
lief from pain which It affords Is
alone worth many times SIS cost. II
makes sleep and res, possible. Even
~ cases Of long standing this llni-
ment should be used on account OF the
relief which II affords. DO not be
discouraged until YOU have given Il
Q trial For sale by G. r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-07

Strange as Il may seem the stand.
ard \ emeern has concluded 10 de.
u AliAka God will .lave 10 care
iol t;is Alaskans-il Is beyond hu.
msH n0Wer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-07
State Of OHIO, city OF Toledo, Lucas
County SIS.

State Of Ohio, City OF Toledo, Lucas
County SIS.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
1e Is senior partner OF the firm OF
+ J. Cheney a Co., doing business
In the City Of Toledo, County and
State aforesaid and that said firm
ylll pay the sum Of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS Tor each and every casa
II Catarrh that cannot be cured by
the use Of Halls Catarh Cure.
FRANK , CHENEY.
Sworn % before mG ana subscrlb,
ID In my presence this 9Th day Of
December, A. D. 1886
A. w. GLEASON,
lsRAIl Notary Public
Halls Catarfh Cure IS taken m.
iernally, and acts directly on the
blood and mucous anrfaces OF the
iyslem. Send for testimonials free.
r. ]. CHENEY q Co. Toledo, o
Sold by all Druggists 75c
Take Halls Family Pills for con.
stIpation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-07

CORPORATION COMMISSION or
OKLAHOMA
Proposed Order No. S.
70 All Railroads and Railways 0per.
ailng and Doing Business In the
State Of 0klahoma. and TO All
whom II May Concern.
You are hereby nntlfled that IN the
office OF the Corporation Commission
Of The State Of Oklahoma. In lie CITY
Of 1lithrle. Oklahoma. On he 18th
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. o occccc o 0 o o 90 o @ .

Seattle adveriiset more folks have
seen Europe from De Eastern section
Of the United Statks ehan have seen
the Pacific coast ~
Some folks get so earnestly deter.
mined 10 reform their nelghbora they
refuse 70 ceform themselves,
II heirs some 10 lament over what
was once possible, but YOU hate to
admit that your own cussedness
brought about the failure.
Getting OF on The right foot Is not
as important as keeping steady dog
trot for success.
Dairylng pays better out In the Far
West than elsewhere; probably be-
cause he East has ceased using 9TH
er than straight whlskey,
Every state IN the Union has a
game law but the game hog manages
70 mike II mitlgnte against the man
who neve. violated any law
Fishing IN the mountains for trout
and catching 2 hagsrcscr g. alsut
all the punishment one man need
nave TO make him understand he does
not stand In with Nature.
4 Joker IN legislative act al.
ways hits the people on the wrong
side.
While rooslers see which can whip
the old hens contribute 10 the wealth
OF their owner,
Strange things happen. A year
ago We we're told what great man
Guggenhelm was. and with the Sen.
ate holding night sessions we hear
not The least about "Guggy.
Since ks Arkansas river rs going
70 be high and rapid maybe We can
snare a few mountain trout without
paying the big railroad fare.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-07

Getting rich Is Ike getting other
thlngs-Is not done by right means
the game Is wor HESS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-07

This r. Monday Before the week
.a over the Republican asplranls for
appuintlge place will boom Cash
ada Tor come elective position.