The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06

Edward Markham nor Hviify La
Aonchorc. one with his white mans
burden poem and the other answering
t,aek f6f tho brown fellow, never soar
IA "a tai aneld with burdens AZ now
nestrIde some millions Of white solAs
AZ me United States.
ANA IL The bearing 81 this burden
4he white man invites 70 me TASK
whemsoeycr has coin sunlclent io
halp san shn fame Of paymeat ~ lhe
burden aforementioned
ia other words the dehcis N tne
treasury 0f ihe United Stalea is ons
bf elhe gfowlngest specie known.
"a eets bigger while you walt u re-
Tnsse io lesson and mounts all stairs
ira otafinrns an obstacles placed io
inprdc lis nrugress Just when you
thini there is hope 10 stop tue 'plae.
aeos ching, some one Of lhr eApen.
alge Roosevelt experiments hts the
back and Of the vault and slagsore
wat ii the room. carrying al The way
from s20q.Qo0 60 $40 100000.
IA iha old days. when Theodore
was there. he disturbance, when one
II lhe raids was helng made was rel.
icred down with counteraciing
6aine such as Theodore calling some
citizen fhiei Of a llar Or both, and
II lhat would not drown the noise
nale by lhe commission v organize.
iior gctilns into thc girong box Of
lho treasury We we're treated %
inne article Ms iu how many chllNt
ren poor mau should reise and the
nnmber oi snx hounds allowed iV
ehA8e shc ic~ee,
Bnt president Taft n opposed to
ul ANA disorder and he saema sur
pfIRqd ihal M can nut nguramnul
wAH lD sl0p the leakage
R0sh ire President anil the adyia.
ory board admit reduction of the
far|N with have no place With the
present adminlalrali5n because the
axpfhse4 are greafer than the yes
en6eR. and AauinR bonds IN time III
peace % wnrIlscme IN 2 paftlean
way
HfndslFoefa la the financial bare
meter o. the country and whatever
sls faults 0r vlrme, prints the colo
acls ~ hll malieJa of Chance De
he current issue vi and this Of the
present sliuaiion
Treasury expenditures are allll q
cess 81 revenue The government
bceipls iu inq month Of hnfeh
am0uuted 10 s5a3ilNi2 an Increase
uf eYef fe1o000o as eoIupgfea Rah
those lof lhc preceding north, enid 81
over gsloO.u0e as copnaled gllh
aose ior March Or last year. The ez.
aeudltures amounted 70 ea04i4.a8s,
au increase oi over t3.a0Q000 as con.
pared with those lot February fast
and 0f Shout the same amounl over
8arwn az lgst year The excpaH Of e3
aenNliuFeS over receipts fgF the
month was 23.0675g2, Az compared
llh uyor ss.G00 0a0 NJ March. 1903
Ehe weelpiA l0f 4hr nine months uF
sHe fiscal yoar ending with March
nQurted Is 9ii0,a52Qit. a decrease
81 oger $ie 100000 aa compared Win
ihe corresponding period Of The pre-.
aaHns fiscal year THE expenditures
o. fhN other hand amounted 10 $500.
saa2. ah increase oi oVef $4,000.
800 Is compared with the hrst nire
munlha 81 lhe last nscal yeag. The
ceee 0i expenditures over receipts
amounted At ihe end of March to
over g6s,OOooeo whereas last year
H ,ha same fine ,he deficit am1nnt
So lo oniy llile over sa5.7a0,0o0
80 phe doubts the expense would
nave been greater had the cx.Pfesls
deai known how 20 have glorIied
something oi Other, but II must be
admitted "a dld wen IN ihu way Ut
snnndlng hll hc could think oi aud Sc
nDfdlng " hls owo Ideas Of how L
ngNlld NJ spent
x he runs hlp Alfirnn hunt aa ez.
faVpganlly as he ran this Govern
menl flod have mercy 0R hls hosts fl
8h feNpreiElcken land