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Arizona republican., 1909-03-31
RAILWAYPHoBIA'S END.

1t must be obvious 10 any rejecting
mind that Judge McPherson's decision
In the Missouri rate cases is the begin
ming of the end of the insensate and
hurtful legislation that has been en-
acted in many states in the past two
years or more-legislation designed to
force enormous reductions in freight
rates, already the lowest in the world
and to substitute a two-cent passen-
ger rate for a three-cent rate in the
teeth of overwhelming proof adduced
in court that not one OF the great
railway systems operating west of the
Mississippi river was earning expenses
on its trans Mississippi passenger bus
mess at the three-cent rate. Under
the circumstances. it was inevitable
that the courts would find the two
cent rate confiscatory and the whole
sale reductions in freight tariffs I'M
reasonable.
As a consequence. the courts will I'M
do the unconstitutional work of the
legislatures and state railway COM
missions as fast as the cases are heard.
ard the ONLY tangible results II all this
frenZiCd legislation VIII ne the tre7
mendous burden of expense bills which
the taxpayers will have to bear. In
Guiding not oTlv tho salaries ard eX-
pcnSes Of legislatures and commissions
which have wasted their time. but
many thousands of dollars besides. for
other foolish and fruitless efforts in
the same Traction, as, COR example
the $4,000 which the legislature of
Kansas wants to spend, or the S25, 900
a year which Governor Stubbs recon-
mends for a physical valuation OF the
railroads in that state, to be used as
a basis for establishing railway rates
The supreme court of the United States
has plainly intimated, II not actually
declared, in Judge Brewers decision
last year. that a physical valuation is
not a controlling factor in determn-
ing the fairness of a rate, but that a
of other features OF the sub
ject must be taken into consideration
in reaching such a conclusion. As a
matter of course, it will throw out all
such cases, in which tie physical val
uatiOn has been used, according to the
idea which is sought to be enforced in
Kansas. and the taxpayers will pay the
costs, as usual
Instead of this suicidal policy of rail-
which, if it could be en-
Arizona republican., 1909-03-31

To introduce our new line of de-
licious "Fenway" CONNECTION, we
viii give away an elegant BOMB
Dish with every soc. and 75c.
package. One to each party. An
exceptional candy for people who
know" See window display.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-31
ADJUSTMENTS


Harry Hermsen will head the big re-
vival Of The Burgomaster." which
VIM. p. Cullen will present at the Elks'
April >. This clever comedian is in
the role Of Peter Stuyvesant, governor
Of New Amsterdam, who sleeps for
200 years and awakes to find himself
in modern New York. The costumes
for the revival are all new, and are
the handsOmest, il is said, of any COM
ic opera now touring The scenery is
all new, some Of the scenes having
been changed. THE Burgomaster" was
the first Of the Pixlev * Luder pop
ular successes TO gain favor. 1t is in
a class with Robin Hood" and THE
Prince of Pilsen" for tunefulness, and
many of the numbers have come to be
known as classics. The Tale of the
Kangaroo" Il Love YOU" the famous
Indian chorus. The Rainy Daisies"
and other songs have Tilt that send
the auditor from the theater Nhistling
merrily. Bob Adams has written a new
song which experts claim will be a
large seller. 1t is entitled How Many
Have You Told That TO?" The chorus
which is a very large one, has been
selected especially for its singing and
dancing ability. Mr.. Cullen will be re-
membered as the producer OF THE
BurgOmaster' and THE Tenderfoot."
The present tour of THE BUrgomas-
ter will in all probability make its
farewell appearance, especially in
America, as arrangements are now I'M
der way to send this musical MASTER
piece to Europe. OF course Harry
Hermsen will head the organization,
and Manager Cullen will re-engage
nearly all of the present company to
be seen here next Monday night.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-31
EOR GREAT AND SMALL.

4 guarantee is contained in each
box of SeXine Pills, SO that any per
son needing a remedy for any form
of nerve weakness. and to produce
perfect and restful sleep. can buy
these pills without risking a cent
These great nerve and manhood
builders are sold by Elvey & Hulett,
where they sell all the principal
remedies and do not substitute.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-31

And we have lived down on this old
desert and sweated blood enough tell
ing the dear public what a wonderful
place it is, as they go by on eXcur-
sions. to be entitled to some coRsidera-
ton in our private capacity. However,
what this section needs at present is
intelligent prospectors who come pre-
pared to stay thirty days at least, and
look for another Glory Hole. 1t may
be on someone else's claims. but YOU
can buy them or go in partnership.
Enuff sed
Arizona republican., 1909-03-31
DRIVEN OUT BY LAW.
The Gypsum Industry in the State of
Nevada.

Reno. March 29.-Assembly bills AZ
and 43. designed to regulate the hours
of labor in mining and treatment Of
gypsum. and its manufacture into
plaster. is likely to close several plants
in this state and drive them into Cal
ifornia. according to Manager Gould.
of the Western Gypsum company.
He says that under the restrictive
conditions imposed by these laws it
will be impossible to operate the Reno
plant at a profit,
Arizona republican., 1909-03-31
CONTRACTORS, NOTICE.

Plans and specifications for the con-
struction Of a sub-station and trans
former house for the Pacific Gas &
Electric Company are on file at the
office of the company. in this city
Arizona republican., 1909-03-31

Building win be of reinforced concrete.
All bids must be complete and in at
noon. April 10th. 1909. at office of said
company. The company reserves the
right 10 reject any and all bids.
PACIFIC GAS x ELECTRIC COM
PANY f II. ENSIGN, Manager.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27
1000 90 Q Q Q o coo o D
D vAGRANT VERSE. Is
, q
coc Q Q 0 Q 0 Q O 5000 3

In Love, Aa IN All Thinaa Elss
She did not know that he wasr ich.
she hardly knew BIS name in
lacti
When be confessed his love ior has
captivating sag he lacked;
lhe heard hts Hitliui appeal and
iraried him with cold dladain
3o sadly ross and turned 10 go; ha
had MO reason 20 remain
ne pondered FOR a day on TWO while
sadness fingered IN his bfeast
ihew as the falrest girl he knew,
she Put It over all the resi
ie vowed that ne would win her set.
though she had eoldly turned him
down.
Ana then he hurried out ana bought
the finest cur in al the town
Ie loiled back IN hls limousine snd
often passed her dwelling places
One lag she saw him and look oi
wonder sprend across her face
ne leaned 0ut when he knew she
watched. andl With splendid
lordly air.
leslowea a greenIsh bill upon beg.
gar who WIS Begging there
He went again 10 ask the girl, who
listened gladly to his plea,
And whom he ioufneyed home that
night the maiden WaU his bride
"a hei
ilc sai and p0ndefed long again, ana
looked away with dreamy eyer,
And as he went II bed Az sHlt n
scpma To nag % advertise
81 " Klser
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27
THE SENATE

Strain held the boards IN 5 Der.
sonal privilege statement 10 The sen
ete on the charge made IN news
report 70 effect the yeager.sgrain bin
Nas q Sinadp@i measure. severely
erltlcizlng the statement. lie Insist
ed the report that Attorney General
West had drawn the bin was hrgona
ans and chat the Standard on com
pany WIS lighting the measure.
The senate had desuiory aeran
over the Ross llquo- enforcement bin
making u a felony to sell liquor t.
minors and drunkards. Stanford de-
elared tho bin wrong. as 0klanoma Il
prohibition state and therefore no
llqlfur can be sold 20 any person. Rod
die took exceptions 10 the statement
Oklahoma is prohibition state. in
80 far a. 4 relates 10 Oklahoma CITY
aud read 0ul az Sian3rls 0klahoman
the account of liquor being sold
Davis Ialchplt ANA Hebwlnu were
appointed committee TO redraH
anetlou or Two amt tie great Ilonnr
experts were turned over the pfa
eloug work.
later the disputed points #are
agreod TO and the bin advanced 10
lhlrd residing.
FrsnAlln'o Reporter
The Franklin measure ereailng
state reporter 70 edit the eaarl 10
lprta ~ salary Of three thousand
dellafs per annun struck saaga. but
I1ntohelt the economist haslenea %
The resewc with explanation this
would bt cheaper than nasing four 81
ilsch tlndred dollars pei Volume tlie
fnAttAr wgs finally aceple4 ana asIvasl
"a II was Following Gifts work NhsAl
Strain took The Hoor ANA maaa III
statement ~ the hcadn lhls arIIaH
llatsheii and Smith ael tAesf haI
adeaneaa which places county mn
es IN The banks hldilng Highest fof
same
The Echrls'6lanord hill creating
rommliiee e public affairs. iu reality
. purchasing committee. was aagane
81 out Of the standing commlItaa with
favorable report
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27

~ Uncle Jacks Seme from hla 81
ship;
He's travelled most every place:
fie's brought back 4 lot of relies.
And there's sunburn al over bis
faca:
he's brought back talkln parrot.
And some idols homely and hlaek.
md wele seiilu np way past bedtime
h-llsinln' 10 Uncle Jnch
is'a brought 40 gong FIN China
Gushl Il acarcs me- when lts ning
Il says Ii once ung N tho temple
ff some sod that was named Wnn
Lung;
md he's brought us bow and erFnN,
and same awlilliy funny shoes
fhal be picked up Tor me and nllly
ID The land Of inc knngaroos
rha people al crowd around hin
When he's waltiu along She street.
Ind they ask an SORTS o. questions
8opl the lands ho seen with Tue
ncel;
wlsht wore iUw-iccll 1lousea,
and uanls thar Rir tight ga tho Ap
Ind then 1 would aniI al o MILDLY
Ca Uncle Jack hig shln
"A HV'ft4Yft fffffA HAfkN. {.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27

nld goa ever hear OF slk CITY
Not il the 0id census report o.
le98. beaauee & was moi on the MAJ
AeH' 81 esme into being out on ths
6stha &stalelor o. THE Rock IS
land some years aEu and now blual
merllg aleug With about iour tnoh
#na neuule
II an 0lslahnma clty and i h.
sAe Oklahoma spirit and N hav a flEh
II alane on the map.
Es8 saa snoN how and why lneg at
iaas aGElk clty iu The Best and lat
fafs Hafs az one and throw hrlckt
ais aa semeene y trying % hnft
alk efe
There fe several newspaper met
S he city and one OF them Is gone
start daily newspaper
aesa shat fhe Democrat editor aa'
aas d this venture, and you WI
h5eFalsHd SHY Elk CiW does and
Haa ghe flBst io prosper and be eallee
plaee II Importance Here y vine
Ae Democrat anya oi iis contempot
lea i Winn will soon establish 4
aIig Newspaper. East spring Mr.
Hinn saayed to 40 this. but the nee
sare support WIS not forthcoming
lad Ihn paper died from pure lack oi
patronage. with the increased pOf.
3lasIaH fEs bright outlook for N.
creased public utilities; the PROMISE
q ueN railroads and public insllta'
|eas. this new venture should al s
ans fell want in Elk City
We learn Clint The people have
Promised lhelr patronage and that
aona should ha An incentive loy auel
eakure
Tha Democrat cungfatulRtps Mr.
Wilma up0n his enterprise and wlehas
aam every success possible
When the people " q city awaken
q he feet the building up Of others
means better ami greater things zei
hem. Il Is impossible TO prevent lhat
1ammanllf from RuinH out 70 The Fl
sc llas aud doing things Tentu.oue
thai nsnef Will BE- blk daily for
BIS thriving Inland city before d ere1l
MANY hnmdfummed burgs ere an
ggIaed d the fact that concentrated
action Il worth more than lha SUP
posed eshicn * hafnacleS who Nprg
raAMea fur emaIlbcrc enterprises.
Haep neeper irslned on flk City
IL II well located and lnat sort ni
spirit NlIl drive Il ahead 0g many cit
~ Old before She prairie doss nul
aaaIne thai their place ior quarterly
neaElaKa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27


rnmofroW a sunday CO TO church
makes little difference which chnfcn
rs lhle splendid clty o. churches anu
ahurchK0sng folk, for there are 70
snanV enlandld edlnces filed win
KIN who worshlN lsylnily and sing
nraIsns 81 fils dppis that YOU can moi
"a astfny. II win be found moNs
olaasant dttg. foi the warmth q the
@FaSslnas. the singing oi the chofis'
nss tie teathlng hy tue ministers
ana all those attendant blessings WIZ
make you feel the golne was not ~
Yain. CO. 90 once AZ least pNl ~
mueh more as opportunity win allow
and lhe gpinK win be pleasant nu'
bt nn piensaut as the acceptance ol
enaf nfesence and kindly attention o.
mon ana women who love anu ieet
Almlehty God tho aalt q tne eafth
Ana she rea. builders 0t an empsfe'
nkiaAoma q niled With eusmopullT
tAn neonle and "a city ln lhe state y
more a6amanonlnn than Guthrie, nut
thas easmopolllanlsm only tends tow
afa Better and stronger lalth "
.hinee nlvinf and Il is exempllied ~
lhe beautiful temples reared 70 tesu
Is fhe faith II the religion oi Jesus
ChHat 10 Identify yourself with any
de farinns churches ~ g CITY
hore, religion III considered both 3
nleanire and duty ~ an acl Of wisdom
ra eomnlele rghleouahess. But when
au can also enjoy tne anthems ana
nuAsr ns can he heard only " the
neaulliul capital ciiy ~ lhe most neAn'
tiful eily III the Great SOuthweet 4
makea lso visii os d stranger pleas
hi indeed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27

Ac OFFER One Hundred Dollars Re-.
Wafd for amy case OF Calarfh thai can.
NOT be cured BY flaltS ca asrI Cure.
+ J. CHENEY 4 CO. Toledo O.
We the undersigned have Sn0Nn
& ] Cheney for tho last Is yesrs ami
believe him perfectly honorable III all
business transactions and financially
able 70 carry out any obligations mado
BY hls firm.
WAiDlNG, KiNNAN & MARVAs
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. q.
Halls Caiarrh Cure IS taken inter
nally. acting directly upon the blaud
and mucous surfaces Of the system
Festlmonals sent free Price Is cents
per bottle. Sold by an druggists.
Take Halln family pills ios sonsf..
patton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27
TODAY IN
DEPARTMENTS

Ebony on company AIuskosee, with
x capital stock cf $4,000 The dlrec.
tors nfes "a Al Heasley. OF Bertles-
vile: l.. WI prtton and w. r. Boye,
~ Muskogce.
MaGfurd Cotton company with q
capital stock Of $1,000. The directors
are: j. n. rellls +. A. smith and =.
"a BELLS. OF Gushing
The kgletrcc Green Co Of Wetuni
ka. with a capital stock Of $4,000 The
directors arc; Geo, W. Oglelrce. w.
d. Oglptfec, s. Okletree and l.. C.
Taylor. ell OF Wetumka
The First Christian church Of Sh7i'
tuck. with capital stock Of $4,000.
The trustees are: A. NJ Bingham, u.
TT JennluEs and %. N Smoots al q
Shattnck
Edwards Moore nry Goods company
az chlcknshNa W. NJ Edwards M. 81
als0lc and n q Wesipall al Of Chick
ysha
Automatic Shoe shining company. oi
Oklahoma City. will. capital stock %
$4,000 The directors ase: Kate w
Dawson. Frank Alaglds0n, 3. N Kahn
j.. G. Jacobs and Ren 7 beailey az
0f Oklahoml City
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27


The Leader sees little occasion 10
congratulate the senate over tho seat.
lng Of Frank Warren Ia the 0kius.
kee-llughoa senatorial dlgtrlct. II the
majority OF the senate, having inyes.
ligated, felt the Republican was emil.
tFed 60 bis seat. perjury would have
been the result OF q finding 10 the
contrary. IN Democratic circles mea
are measured In accordance 10 their
viewpoint. II the senator's fell that
the Republican wns entitled TO seat
In the senate, TO cast q vote for the
Democrat would ave been lowly
act.
The Democratic party stands gor
right i takes no guide from any aci
q any other party On this earth or
that has gone before. N news 10 The
line and let's the critics and ne al.
vls0ry star hustle over 70 what
Shakespeare said was very bad
place and ot which even the clergy
epeaks u 40 loving terms.
There was q contest and the major
ity o. the senators felt that Mr.. war
rem should be seated: tremendous
majority In fact That Is not dlscred
table 70 M hurst nor does the
uamcs oi men involved in lhe contro
fersy enter into the matter ia ans
way whaiqooyer.
4 was 9 plain ca3o uf great and
ifua Democracy deciding according 4
the findings pI lhe caae. and 40 ognet
construction can 0r should be pul 81
this case
warren endeaYOrcd 10 40 nHthlns
YH q The ordinary, neither did nsr
Hurst They lcft 4 % the senate ang
the seue'o without regard TO polu
cal lines, gave decision. From thai
shere ran and viii be no appeal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27

kfrn naasftes gre@h % wNma
opnoaei sa~re~e f1r tes sey whc
aas tsa re irro aim II lhe auiirag'
Pats 10 hli'sl rtigian, lhe marriage
rotation of Dc haaln ard the govern.
ment Spch assertions seem herdiy
worthy OF attention when one consld
ers thai gncl womeY as susan B. An
thnny Iulla ward HAwe Mrs. Henry
Willard. darghter Of william Lloyd
GA rla1a; l.ady Frinces Ralfour and
oihcra have been champions of INC
caaec Tor no many years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27

Hutchinson, Kans After trying doe.
tors and different medicines for kid.
ney. bladder and rheumatic trouble.
HaIi's Texas Wonder cured me. Ii la
the best medicine on earth Walter
II Perry. 20 2. Main street. Sold By
III druggIata
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27

Thc dosta of Mse T. Webb, who
unal .ew months ago was resi-
Tent Of this city tut since then had
been living IL Frederick, Is received
Mra. Wabh led at the hospital IN
iiargum whnro she had gono 20 be
cncY.icd on for an internsl ahcesa.
che WIS young woman and while
IN hnalarto apparently eaioyed good
hop,h She hes many friends N lhls
city Nh io'n r viend'ps synpAihy
IA the horra yea husband and tnree
ema.l childrer @Ne s'ofe leit 70 mourn
her aoaih AuAaifo Tribune
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27


up la debate Nc gacs lbpNsh ihlnks
Ike revolving steam shovel through
& SNOW slide.
"a tex upon bachelors would catch
&ulk{ 4 hhtlhef Of the most hau6sQinAl
'alld' il0phi't 'mtmhera o. the h3use
The quiet bul elective work of ED
Dunn Is greatly missed during his ~
pess. His friends hepo he may soon
be out again
Some 0l the members have select
Cd quarter section Of school land
for Chief Ianilor Jim Noble The itnd
has a beautiful graveyard on Il and
Jim says the committee might just Is
well begin making anolrsr selection
~-~~.
An echo of laat yeaias pole serma
comes TO our ears Just now. ana that,
coupled with recent m0tlons III tne
house. gives rise 10 the belief ihnl
Faulkner Is entitled 10 the appellatlou
Of the great lndonnite Doslponer"
One Of yeslerdaya visitors IN the
lobby, was Rev. Cheeeehorough. an
aged darky who 10 widely known
among The politicians OF odd Okia
h0ma Duriug the hlrsl territorial
legislature d "lhlrd house wlss or
ganixed just FOR the fun OF The thIag
and Rev. Cheeseborough was elected
chaplain lie acted In that capacity
with ~ the gravity and soltnnily
Tor which old time negro preachelA
are 80 well known Then he got Il in
his head that be was tne read chaplain
% the house proper and made ptren
uous ondeayor 10 collect pay. ne SIN
aiiirms that be was chaplain Of one Of
the territorial legislatures. though he
becomes confused as to WHICH one
when questioned He ia eigaty-hve
years OF age and for q small consld,
eralion win repeat prayer very much
Ike those he used TO offer for the
bencdt Of the Jolly young pIoneers
who composed the thiid house ln
those early days
Moore q Coal anil, johnson, Il 4
native cf North CarolIns. buf f0r
tWeniy-aix years has made hls home
On the "east side" cf what Is now oil.
lahoma Hc % farmer by proges9ai
and takes particular interest n bills
/ relating 10 tanning ana good roads.
/ Incidentally he Is The ia.lcst msmhe.
o. the house.
Some one given to commenting on
things says Il seems queer that SSH.
aior with no children should champion
measure Tor The protection Of chil.
aron aguhst bad labor conditions.
Equally queer "A lhc 3hamplanng III
che house 81 q BIN against abandon.
ment and ncslcct of Wives, AND pro-
yiding severe penalties therefor ine
authors Of lhle hlil are very anSioua
G. see Y placed on The statute books.
fhey are Japp aud semple two 81
me mort eligible and agreeable youn.,
bachelors tn the entire house.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27

your only hope said three doelufH
lo Mfa M q. Fisher. Detroit Met.
suffering from severe rectal trouble,
lies IN IN operation, ihcn I used Dr
kings New Life pills. she writes.
eliII wholly cured They Prevent
Appendicitis cure Constipation. Head.
ache. 25c at al dTreaiass.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27

WANTED Two men who would Ap.
pscclaic room. bpard aEi the clnis
forts VI home IN q small private FAM
ily on mqln street close IN Answer
AXE al. Care ,cf Leader,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27

TIn way Ylnlla organized Tor taa
essIHm indicates there Is some enefgy
w ame hhl aorl Of organization
viii MAKE tllies sud those fellow
NNu came hefe and nul tiie shin nias
terra oE downright ANlllly undofneatll
sAals claim E9f the ssylum should pe
halanoad r. ten years hard work nAak
sng Hlnila great clty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27

About $3.50 O'Clock Tuesday might
the explosion Of d lamp IN the bath
room o. Dr Biaylocks home at MAJ
ann stayied d fire which destroyed
both building aud content,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27

asH ahsfa Gays and the leelslu
eSfs slls - llafk hpyue irtine 70 nlck
Sus gAeif bpsiAeka Wslere II VAS EFF
a. sEas wlAi Rseh aave speal aa95e
ol s. HlutA ~ the pRi9ri gRcelsaa
alIl1. hero are rBlt whsyf tAlHh aix
laIIafs pr aey apy slrsV dogs II i
sIaaa1Aa III Fnlary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27

Wichita papers complain their can
ildates for mayor are so good there
IS no place leil Tor the papers Il
throw mud