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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-02
TEACHERS ELECTION FRIDAY.
May BE Some Changes in Faculty of
Dawson Public Schools.


Next Friday is the time that has
been agreed upon by the board of
city school commissioners for the
election of teachers for the Dawson
Public Schools for the ensuing year.
Supt. F. E. Land was unanimously
reelected three weeks ago.
Of course it is not known what
the board will do, though there is
a rumor afoat that some changes
will occur. In fact, so report has it,
two or three of the teachers do not
desire reelection, and will not have
their applications before the board.
The past year has been one of the
most successful and harmonious the
schools have ever known. The
teachers have all been faithful and
efficient.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-02

The Dawson News Wanted in LOndoa
The News has received from a citi-
zen of London, England, a request
for a sample copy and terms of sub
scription.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-02
New Store.

I have opened an up-to-date stock
of groceries at the old Fulton stand,
corner of Fulton and Main streets.
Prices right, and recollection of
quality will remain long after prices
have been forgotten. Prompt deliv-
cry. Your patronage is solicited.
G. T. BUCHANAN,
The New GrocerYman.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-02

To avoid serious results take Fo-
ley's Kidney Remedy at the first
sign of kidney or bladder disorder,
such as backache, urinary irregular
tiles, exhaustion, and you will soon
be we'll Commence taking Foley's
Kidney Remedy today. Dawson
Drug Co. and Peoples Drug Store.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-02
KILLED HIMSELF AT 30.

SAID He Did Not Want to Live to
Be Hundred.
Uncle Billy" Grey, aged 80 and
living near Detroit, killed himself
the other day because he said he
didn't want to live to be a hundred,
and saw no other way out of it. He
left wife, aged so, and snug little
fortune. The old wife, who hasn't a
relative in the world, says she doesn' t
know what will become of her now,
since her last friend is gone. She
has plenty of the worlds goods
to keep her in comfort, but says that
doesn't mean anything to her.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-02
Shingles for Sale.

l have a car of No. 1 heart shin
giles for sale. Sample can be seen
at r. L. MeltOn's store.
T. J. SLADE.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-02
For Rent.

One new and up-to-date brick
store, size 70x32 feet, with glass
front and paved sidewalk. Fine bus
mess stand. Not a drug or hardware
store in the town. See or write
A. J. FOREMAN, Sasser, Ga.
Smyrna times., 1909-01-13

longer any pretext for prolonging the
stay, he spoke bravely enough.
81 need you very much," he said ear
nestly. 81 have a house that covers
half a square in the most expensive
residential district in New York. l
have three yachts. something like a
dozen automobiles and all that sort Of |
thing, but have no home. Not since
l was boy have realized what home |
was like. My wife was no home
maker, and when she died l never
dared repeat the experiment with the
women in the set lived in. You are
different. For years have been hun
CRY. Don't you think that you can
come and make it for me"
The little woman paused for a mo-
ment and scanned the face of the
multimillionaire as earnestly as though
she had not devoted weeks in that pur-
suit.
There was no ardent affection in tone
or look Fairbain discussed the matter
with as much feeling as though he was
discussing the making of some railroad
deal with his fellow magnates. He was
not the young lover. but the elderly
widower in need of a homemaker.
The girl-she was little more than
that-nOdded her head in an affirma-
tive.
"I'll make the home for you, but not
as your wife. am not a widow, you
| Seer'
"I am married." continued the girl
hurriedly. Il married when l was on
the stage. I married boy who never
had had a home, and l made one for
him-out here where nothing matters.
He was home hungry. knew that
would spoil all his chances If l mar
ried him. l also knew that he would
spoil his own chances if l didn't. so
married him.
"After our boy was bOrn-that was
the second year we were here-he
went back east and took a name that
was neither his nor mine to show his
father that he was able to work for
the woman he loved. l am married to
your son. Mr.. Fairbain. guess you've
forgotten that Gregory married Martha
BodingtOn. From what Gregory told
me. you called me everything but my
right name at that last interview"
Perhaps l did, was the shamefaced
reply. 81 guess l did not know what
was saying. and I'm certain that
didn't know the sort of girl l was
talking about"
"Well forget that now," offered
Martha. Let the past be forgotten
for the sake of the boy"
"But Gregory?" asked Fairbain.
There" Martha pointed out Ovel
the prairie. where the secretary was
to be seen riding across the section
with the mail
"And Wilson is Gregory? You meal
to say didn't know my own boy whel
hired himY" asked Fairbain, with
chuckle. '"To think that all the tim
he has been here I've been frettini
, because l feared that you might lear
] | to love him. And all that time yoI
were married to him. I'm rather GLAD
my dear, that made my second maj
riage by proxy. so long as you wi
? make n home for Greg and the bo
? and me-"
q 81 was so afraid that you would rec
j ognize Greg" said Martha as she II
s garded the tall figure of the secretar
with a look of frank admiration.
a He assumed an excellent disguise,
s reminded Fairbain. Il never though
e to find my son a worker, my dea
4 That's another thing l have to than
t you for" and Fairbain sighed wit
n relief. He had found a home whil
retaining his domestic independence
d and the son for whom his heart erie
L out was restored to him again.
Smyrna times., 1909-01-13
How It Struck Him.

1t was 3 o'clock in the afternoon, in
a crowded Brooklyn trolley car, and
above the noise arose the walls of a
leather lunged baby protesting against
everything. After two miles of this
Gin the mother left with her child.
when a young man in the front end
Of the car thus expressed his senti-
ments:
Gee whiz! I'm glad I'm free!
No wedding bells for me.
The result can be more easily imag-
ined than described.-NewY York Post.
Smyrna times., 1909-01-13
II Does The Business.

Mr.. E. E. Chamberlain, of Clinton
Maine, says of Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. cit does the business: l have
used it for piles and it cured them.
Used it for chapped hands and it
cured them. Applied it to an old
sore and it healed it without leaving
a scar behind" =" 25c. at Benton N.
Weldon's drug store.
Smyrna times., 1909-01-13
Two Words.

"There are two words that feel
sorry for"
"And they areY'
''Bllthering and egregious Nobody
ever uses 'em except to call some on
an idiot or an ass."-Louisville Courier
Journal.
Smyrna times., 1909-01-13
A znnlonioal Question

The director Of the geological gar
dens was on his vacation. He receiv-
ed a note from his chief assistant,
which closed thusly: "The chimpanzee
seems to be pining for a companion,
What shall we do until you return?"-
st. Louis Republic.
Smyrna times., 1909-01-13
Women and Ships.

"But, Mr.. Mainbrace, why do they
always call a ship 'she?"
"LOr, miss, you wouldn't ask that
ef you'd ever tried to steer one."-Kan-
sas City Independent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-26
@aibimgtun's Bef=grutitGtteu

liegen in ben nieorigen, morIfiaer
ufern oes 8otomac, Sen 8rutItatter
Der Walaria-8eime. 9ieIe Seine rer.
uriaden Sieber, 56ittelfroIt, @al.
lenfieber, @elbiu6t. 2aiiigfeit.
Sfiud6e un6 aIgemeines uebel6e-
finoen uno bringen Sauienoen ia6r-
lid Sob nnb 2eiben. Mber electric
gitters perfeblt ME, lie gu 5erItorsll
uno aae Walaria-2eioen 81 beiIe1l.
v@s lit Der bette angemeine Eonit
uno Dos bette Observation-Disclosures
oas id lie gebrau6t babe, ldreibt
VI. Mf. Sannes in 2ouelen, g. 6. Gs
fltriert ben Mogen, Die 2eber, bic
Nieren nno 8lutfranfbeiten nno Der
binoert Sppbus. 8eriudt es. SOC.
@orantiert BON alen 0rnggniiteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-26
Sdlmer aelaben.

Serr BrofeIior 4. fommt Iebr lpai
bon einem &ommers nod Sonie.
% er ben Sausidliiiiel ein5niteder
%pergeien bot, muB er feline @attill
aus Dem S6lafe flingeln. Sic mirfi
ibn ben S6liiiel auf Die Strose
binob unb ertportet oben ibren Sat
ten. 9a er epig niht fomnlt, idaui
lie nofmols gum Senfter binous. Do
iiebt iie ibren Wonn Dor Ser Sir
beg aegeniiberitebenoen &ouies iibell
uno nod Der brennenben @oslaternc
ltieren, Die iid on ieinem SauIa
befinoet. Sic fraet i'm: .Sa, tparul'l
fommit On oenn nidt berauf2" =
SD min erit marten Big ser Sade(.
5ug poriiber it,"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-26

len, pradtige @nlagen geidoifer
umo onr6 cine foltipieliee 9ropo.
ganoa cine 3eitlallg BEN Noner
0es Srtes IN aaer Wunbe gerbaft
4ber Damn fam Der groBe Hiididlag
9as idnelle gmportpa6Ien, mil
Dem au6 @igano gerednet batte,
blieb aus, fur5um: iebe Moglid).
felt fir i'm idmano idlieBlid, 6ial
Ietne @riiten5 friiten gu fortlen.
Die Sage NOR bitter emit fir Mi.
gano. Die Summe, Die ct lid i'm
solfe Der Sabre eripart bette, mol
ollrf Die 0ieoerlaiiung alno Die nit-
terbaltunesfoiten zines foit nnlion;l
abgeparteten Sabres iebr itarf o,'ge
griffen moroen. &ier fonllte Ell
nidt bleiben alio lpieoer meiter.
5ieben, nod einmal bon born anfun.
GEM
@ein! or modte nibt- mebr.
gr botte Die Suit oa5u p%erIorell, mie-
Der Elm paar Sabre BON reueln ie-
nes unitete 8anberleben ali fiibrerl,
nm lid abermals Die n0tigen Mit.
tel gu einem 8erlu1 gu beldaffen,
Der Damn pielleidt lpieber miBlang
ST mar nun au6 in Sabreil, uo
er nidt mebr oen Qnfdneer lpie!el
mo6te. I1io oaran mar niht mebr
81 oenfen! @as aber 6ann2
Sn oieier erniten Gage mar @i.
gano oarouf sefomnten, III oei If
tipen Militdroienlt iiber5utretell
er mar @r5t Der Neierpe alter
oings ni6t. mn bier I'M falllen Srie=
Den punogegriffene Nefrntenbanoe
gu furieren. Mber Ga oranBen 1T
Deuti6-S iioipeitafrifa gGbrte ia ser
Mnftano, CAB es einen blutiaeti
&rieg = Ga mar reeGe 8elhGftiolno
flr einen Wann mie i'm! un6 hat,
tie oas iein @nbe, 10 fonl1te er ols
Negierungsar8t ODER Stationsdci
bort in einem Der Muf1tanosoiitrlftc
bleibell, oo muroe es orf iabrelono
nod i6pere @rbeit geben. Sod Sic
loate linn piafommen fem!
Gortiebuno folat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-26

Sbormaloien's Muiel1nl 6as a1f ser
S6loBiniel liegt uno Die Meiiter=
merfe bes groBen &iinitlers entbdli
ferner oie @lpptotbef, oie eiue
pro6tpolle Sammlung oaniider uEo
fremoer '&unitmerfe auflpeiit. So
penbagen lit ouh III berborragcr-
Dem WaBe cine Staot Der S6loiier.
ga lit 5uerit oas fonieli6e Sd)loB,
4%molienborg, oos in brei Eeila
5erfalt: 8aloit oes 8onigs, rehts
0es &ronpriu5en uno linfs fir trent
Be 5un 9eiud) fommenbe @errid,er.
9as I'M Sabre 1610-1625 erbautc
Goienborg S1loB, bas ~onfdnglid
fonigli6e 8iao non urlb iett nit
elmer 6ronologiihen Sommlung, ei.
ner Wenge bon &unltibdben, Orc
beln, 8affen, gretioien oaaefiiat
i'll, Die Elm ein5ie ieiner @rt oalteben-
oes Samilieltmui biIoen. @rnh-
artig i6on lit Der Gitterlaol, Der
ii6 ourd Die gauge 2qage 1no
Sre1fe 0es S6lo11es 5tebt ltno 0el1etl
8anoe init @obelintapeten befleicel
lirto. Sier peroen Die Sbronitii9le
a%ufbemabrt, Der oes &or1igs Don
Normaa5abnell, Der Der &onigin nit
moiiipem Silber ~iiber3oeen. Npr
ben Stiiblen iteben brei groBe fiber
ne 2omen. Didt oabei lit Ser i'm
Sabre 1906 ongeleete &o1igs- ober
S6loBgarten nit mebreren prGhti-
gen slaee11 uralter 8dltnle. Sos
Sreoerifs-SdloB, in meldem iid iest
Die Sffi5iersi6ule befinoet uno oie
Sommer-& eiioen5 oes 4onigs, ein
in einem mmltigen 8orf peritedt
liegenoes S6loBden. 9as 8rin5en-
Halais unb anoere. 81. 8.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-26
Mit einem beihen Giiem p~er6ranut

ooer berbriibt oltrd ei1ien ungeitiir5.
ten 3eiiel = eeidnitten nit eillell1
Weller gequetidt bur9 cine ,u-
geldlage1e Cir berlebt ourd cine
Slinte ODER in elmer anoern @ciie
man gebraudt bo nrr 8udlen's
Arnica Solbe. Inn oie gnt8iin6una
81 pertreiben ilno Die 5dmer5en I'll
u~nteroriiden. gs lit oas Bette Sell
mittel in Der 8elt, unfebIbor Bel
9ranopunoer, @eidpiiren, Sie6er.
Wunoen, Iusidlag uno SGmorrl)oi-
ben. 25c BEL aaen 9rugguiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-26
MIIcrIe /.

~
tonic baben bei1loIien mad Sen
-. September lire @el6afte Son;l
tags gang 5lt ibIieBefL 10 oaB ibr'
&ull0en ibre @infaufe ar1 Sam1td.
Ibeno maben miiiien. Sic glallbel
bon Setten ibrer &i1noen ouf fem
Sppoiition 81 itoBen, Ga oalnt oai
8etter es idon moglid madt
Sleiih, aud) obne Sis, om SonlIto,
bis ilber Sonntag gu bolten. Sernel
idlolien ii6 Die S6la6ter in oieieI
Situng Der Metail Werdalats Mfln
citation all. Inmelenb moren: &
6. 8arrp, Socob @ilbebrano, Spb,
So. Siloebrano, @. Midel Gbds
@irner, Soc 8arrp, Carl 3intmer
mann, WiIiom @araenon, 6. S
&raus, Ybilip @eilbader, 6. @eiet
berg, 6. s. 5inde, @m. Saplor. 8
.. @romn, @enrp @eiIba6er, @n.
Wattbies S. 6. Sites, %. 8. Braun
50. S. 9apis, emil 5derrer, 8. s
uno g. 50. Soft, S. 8. Sopnieno
8. II. @alter, 8. 8. Mis5, 81. Wi
del, 60. &ubnfe, S. Canton, 6
Warti1te3, sc. g. @iGareal, S. Sc
Merflen Go. Sobnion, $. g. ael
len, Mberltone 8ros. 81. 8. Sl1titb
S. So. Starfmeatber, g. Mlmoguer
8e6ro Cargo, @m. &leio, Mlbe.
@alter, Slug. Mlegge, 9enrp 6. ri
del, @mil &lar, S. 6. SUB, u
@aftring, Y. $. @eilboder,. 2oui.
Bart, S. @erpel, @n1. Moegeleirt
IS. 81. 8amooin, Gus. Damn NM
@m. MueQer.
Wir batteit Dos 0erqniiaclt
Serrn Captain 8rltbn, 8ruoe.
unleres perebrter Sreunoes
beg Serrn 9enning 8rubn, oes Sci
tiers Der Gone Star 8rallerei, fennei
81 lernen. Captain 8rubn pertpeilI
bier gum 8ein1 BEL ieinem 8rlt6er
Sci @rOffnung oes biesi6bri
gen S6ultermins mer0en in 8erel
Gountp, anBerbalb Der Staotarensen
5 neue Shulbduier sur @ufnobnnt
bon SAiilern bereit ieill. Son sic.
len iino A nod obne 4nitrifl obel
nur 5 3immer obne Batentprlte
0ieielben iino folgenbermaben qele.
gen: No. Is, 10 Meilen tpeftlih boz
San Mntonio an Ser gaitropiQel
Sanoitrabe; $50. 8 anf M(ana
Seigbts; $50. 81 in Sapers, IL
Wteilen oitli6 BON San 4ntonio.
No. 26 6 Weilen bon San Mntonic
an Der Someriet 2anoitraBe; $50. 81
Iiiblid BON Gan Mntonio, nabe ser
Sm Sole Miiiiort.
Bel eiler 8erlomlInna ser
Direftoren Der 9anoelsfammer muir.
De oenielben oie Sraee porgeleat,
mas Die Staot geben miirbe, fir
cine 5leiih-H aderei I'M @erte Don
8, 100000, oie i'm Safe eines gilt-
perltdnoniiles bier angelegt meroell
lolte. Gin 4on1ite, beItebeto uts
ben Serren &. s. Sroit, 90. 9.
EuttIe uno S. @. @oof, muroe TT
pablt, Inn Die Sa6e gu nnteria.
den uno in Sang gu bringen.
9atrolmonn 60. Sroboeie bat
tie oos ltngliid, BOB INN Elm aaler
in's Sbr gefroden NOR, Ser inn
grobe S6mer5en peruriohte mo
crit 81 entfernen mar, ais er Die
Siilfe zines Se5ioliiten in anipruf)
nabm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-26
2ehrer aefnGt

fir Die Green Sill S6ule in Sui.
beroe, 8erar 60, muB 9eutid una
@nglii6 unterrihten; reltn MonGte
S6ule. @ebalt $3.50. @ppIifatiorcil
iino 81 ri6ten an Die gruitees Srit
Goimpel, Mlfreb Spepperueir, Gtty
goses, 8ulperoe, 81 S. SEQ. 1, 8eror
60, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-26
sc meroen infort piuiop I'll,

n *DetONFt TOTOtt OtFFIBC &HW-
ti9e Mgenten gein6t Die ii6 nm Den
8erfauf BON Or. 3i6ter's @ufer
Fain-Grpeaer uno Or. 9fibter's M
portierte beutlde @nfer Sausmlttcl
bemiiben poGert. Sober Geroienit
5ngeii6ert. Man idreibe iofort an
Or. Nidter's Nieoerloge in 4ctp
gorf; @oreIie S. @o. Gidter & 50.
215 8earl Street. Stem gorf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-26

9ieies 3euenis, mel6es @lrs.
5reemon bier ertpabnt, lautet fol-
genoermoBen: SD lit an &iifelt.
i6ner5en ltno fiirdtete, ooB meins
yeieren ongegriffen moren. oils sic
Observation-Disclosures onfingen I'M
regellnaBig gu peroen, mar ib uber-
5ellgt uno perihoffte mir cine Sfad-
tel BON Ser gerar Drug 60. Sic bal.
fen logleid) nno III fur5er 3eit NOR
i6 frei bon Nierenleioen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-26
II II III Of.

&at Gin Der Sommerfrii6e, 8ur
8dlterim: 8as, Sic baden 6eute
ni6t NAL friide Gier fir mid?
gaiterin: aber, Serr Rot, fir Sic
tun mir ia aaes, idauen g, id
le9et aletd ielber pelde. penn id
fonntel
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-26

Senoet nns @uer Iieb uto
erbaltet Den bod)iten Warftpreis:
roI6e @~rleoigune uno uniere Mner.
fennune. Geo. %. G%annSers Gpin-
miiiion So, Sm @ntonio uno Sort
Morth
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-26
Grfennett IS ant.
Sun Intomio bcust iid Dem llna6=
anoerliden. &iele Burger be-
5e1gen es.

Mrs. 90. g. Sreeman, 434, 9iio-
Ereia Str, San antonio, Sesos,
iogt: uSeit einem Sabre eebralthe
i'd 9oan's Nieren Biaen uno erfreue
mid elmer guten @eiunobeit. Sd bo-
be oas Wittel idon pielen anoer.l
2erten empfoblen. Sd erneuere nit
gergniigen oos offentlide 3eugnis,
tpelbes i'd oieiesn 8rdporot in
1907 al1s1telte."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-26

Gum gerfallf BET aaen @anoIern.
greis 80 Gents. 5oiter=Miaburl1
Co. Buffalo, Seem 0orf, olleinige
&genten fir Sic Ser. Stooten.
Grinnert gub oes geomens :
0oons - ilno nebmt feline onoere.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-26

$4,000 bis $4,000 gu p%erleiben auf
5 Sabre poer LANCER 5lt 6 &ro5ent
3inien. 9ie Sumnle mrB burd)
@rnnoeigentllm geii6ert iein. Dion
a%oreiliere: e. M." Go 8reie Yreiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-26

@itte 8etrdnfe lt1o %fon1oier
2un6 itets in Snraftai(er's SaIuun
unS Rsitunrant, @iIito StroBe, ue6en
Der Solle Ser Sermonnsiohne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-26

Or. Sara s. Seromnn, Siteopa,
thin. bebonoeit ole 9ranfbeiten nit
@rfola. sos g. greia 5troBe. Nlte3
Telephon 1884. ltnteriuduno fri.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-26

gus Der Sauptitaot Merifp
miro aemeloet, in Der 2as go3 @i-
ne bel Watebuala iei elm Sabritu6I
1900 SUB berabseltur5t nno filli-
8ebn @inen-arbeiter ieien octotet
lporoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-26
sdriftieher

SeMtldler Sdlriffleber
iudt cine SteGe. @dberes Office Ser
.Sreien 0reile fir Teros.@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-26

3n berrenten = Gin grobes 81.
fice-3immer. 0ad)8ufraeen in Der
Office Der oSreien Hreife" 2t6 Dit
Commerce StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-26
Reisebrief.

XIV.
aOpenbaeen. = 9as Atbeu Ses @or-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-08

Our good critics up at Kansas City
should turn the historical editor loose
ANA from him gather facts 70 consider
before making too much Of a spectacle
in their advice and criticism Of Okla
homa. II has been 50 years since
Missouri was admitted 10 the Union
ais q state II has been more than az
ty years since Kansas became a state.
Oklahoma Is fourteen months old aud
has 4 greater population than Kansas
ana much better improvements, The
business Of Oklahoma surpasses that
OF Kansas and So. Louis out. Missouri
would be inferior 70 Oklahoma. There
must be some reason for these strides
ahead OF the older states. even though
they IN their slugglshness mlstake
Oklahoma enterprise for speculation
and youthful indiscgetion in business
aifalrg.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-08

TIE story 10 convince opponents 70
The canal scaeme as now carried on
they are pesslmists does not hold
well with thinking people Only those
Who have been beneath The tropics Of
the Caribbean seas can form The least
idea Of the lack Of hope a Panama
enterprise may be OF much value
Panama lies southeast q New Orleans
ana il III direct quake path that sup
poaedly exieniN from northwest TO
southeast. striking the United States
tarongh Arkansas and Tennessee. Bill
lions have been lost In South Amerl-
b Is by reason of the earthquake, and
4 shock such as swept Charleston,
South Carolina or san Francisco
would deasrS5 6ll masonry work IN
SIZE canal.
Perhaps thdcanal viii be a success
"a least It win have a tendency 20
lessen freight rates across this con
Aneat, hut 10 dream that iever.in-
fessed ana mryky, misty strip Of
country ear ever be Of worldwide Inn.
aogtaaee Is more than we a be "a
peclea to belle e without proof from
Taaiara r~thority
Tbs ii nal should the tremorsienon
assall. zonld be out q Wide waste Of
3ctttIyd masonry and the waters Of
she eeaA A,otld mingle " the strip
Africa wax separated from Asia by
Ms spa1 canal. and q p%assageway
was opened 10 india BY that work
.ipw a man could get on a tain IN
Paris. France. aamelcaravan slS
miles At one point. and three others
ii u MANY different places. and be
IA rambay before the 9astast snip
coula make she Journey. and SO
long 81 e can ride Ten thousand miles
n ,he srile time canal shlpa can
mike 4 third Of The distance, Il Is not
if.leIy we viii do any toe much
isaasing about On email boats.
BUR d cou, Sc the forty mlilions
wnra il much benefit 10 rae hrcben
doen wo~li gamblers who had lo have
some money ani selling gold bricks
% 8 nation Is better than aandbaggine
a private citizen. Admitting the ab
spluie integrity Of ihe bullying pus
eaasars Of the French a1d peaamaus
tana ia one doubts integrity Of the
least Fl gfeniestl. Il only odds 70 the
regret ~ our being puncoed 50 eom'
pielely
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-08

md This From siaid New England.
what Is It that appeals most in d
corsetg" asks The Boston sts re We'll.
tiat depends largely upon he point
Of vantage and the preference Of the
observer With the ayerase woman
The point Of appeal il probably some
fpecial feature Of The corset itself,
Most mere men would say that the
thing that appeals most IN 4 corset Il
the contents. It Il possible to think
Of a number Of things on this subject
that are almost enough to make one
.klEsIe But perhaps Il were we'll not
70 enter lasa pEiticularA-Rhode
Island Advertiser
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-08
RETURNS FROM LEAGUE MEETING

City Attorney Fred w. Green has re.
turned from Oklahoma City where he
represented Guthrie at the League OF
Municipalities meeting, He delivered
an interesting address before The
league Wednesday evening IN Mum
clpai Paper" Mr. Green was appoint
ed a mcmber OF the legislative commit
tee that Is TO take MP difficult matters
now confronting the larger cities n
the state with the legislature aud ash
fer amendments to the laws
Mr.. Green states a god executive
committee was selected and Is buoy.
ant over the prospects OF getting need
ed Legislation at the hands Of The pl.s
ent legislature.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-08

oklahomn's delegation at Washing.
CON can well afford 10 work with the
irrigation men Of tae West, There
arc many splendid places for lrriga-
ton work In Oklahoma Snd some Of
them viii never be developed without
ne artificial aia Of mai for water
There III no denying these same eoun.
Ties ARE the richest Of the state and
there IL no limit to their agricultural
possibilities The supply Of water Is
not limited and because we cal have
these blessings il the reason we
should try Tor them. with water the
shoot grass country would be 4 veri'
table Eden and We need all Of our
resources called into play at the CARL.
est possible moment; for UPON orr
ability TO ryoduce depends the amount
Of credit we can receive from the
stafd people OF investing power.