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WANTEp-RooM AND BOARD.

WANT G D--First- class room and board
Tor one person. state terms and full
particulars. References given. 479,
care Forum.
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WANTED-A irst-class blacksmith
good wages and steady work Ad-
dress A. e. HASTEN, Beach, NJ. ID.
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MALE OR FEMALE.

BOYS AND GIRLS WANTED. D
Grant Candy Co.
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.

CONTRACTOR Erickson of Dilworth
ia now In shape to give estimates
and plans on applications Sattsfac.
ton guaranteed. Phone 1861.
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WAN ED--A young man to learn
photography. Call at once, 612
Front street. Nicoliet studio.
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WANTE D-chambermaid. webster no
tel.
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wANTED-A SAFE.

WANTED, a. SAFE--Arn In the market
for second hand safe: price must
be reasonable. Address 6A4 Forum Of
nee.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

HARNESS SHOP for sale on account
or III health For particulars write
w. G. Murphy. Havana. N. 10.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-03
ImpRovrManr aoNps vorgp.

AT a SPECIAL election held al Carmen
during the past week, bonds Ia the
sum Of $4,000 were voted for the con.
atructiog OF d walerworks system. The
contract 10, the construction has been
let 10 the O'Nlel Engineering compa-
ny,
The citizens OF Cherokee have vot.
Cd 935. .e0n waterworka bonds, running
twenty-five years and belfing s per.
cent THO bonds have been sold 10
John Nuvcen Of Cherokee
The citizens Of Arnett at q special
election have voted $4,000 bonds for
he erection Of a high school building.
Thcre wa not dissenting vote. The
city council has decided yo call anoth-
Ter election 10 vote $4,000 IN bonds TO-
the Improvement Of j waterwoska sys'
tenn
Al paNhuska bonds amounting 20
s25 000 have been voted for the erec.
llon Of two new school buildings and
ihe contract for construction has been
les 10 William Foley of Dodge City
Kansas. His bid was s2f7Ia, ex-
clnslve Of heating apparatus.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-03

This Is too much. Cole Younger,
former Bandit and bank robbie. and AZ
one time member OF the infamous
Jesse James gang Is now a Chautau'
qua Ie6Gntef pethaps this Is not 80
strange. though, because the Chautau.
qra eirntit ht 10 travelling IL In Okla.
homa They'll stand for almost any
thug IN the new state. state Journal.
We beg Cd diner With the Journal
In regard 10 the new state standing
ior almost anyihlag" Oklahoma peo'
pie are just as creful OF what they
hear and see as any state IN the
Union The facts are the people
Here arc progressive aud broad.
minded. andHare above petty narrow
mesa II mnn has proven himself
20 be i00lting upvuru and on The road
TO d higher life dveFy hand is reauheu
farth utsiye hlIa & lift This Is ore
Of the things IN Tie new state which
make Il superior lQ SOME Of the Older
stltaH We anaw whereof we speak.
ms we have llvet there Abilene exam.
eas) Democrat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-03
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There are TOO many people who
don't go 10 church. AID this fact Is
beUalled. net only ry the pastors,
but BY morallsts generally. There IL
no doubt that an people should 80
to church. for the influence OF the
sanctuary Is always uplifting, but the
fact that the proportion OF people
who do not heed the summons OF
the church bells on the Sabbqth Is
constantly increasing. and, IN trying
to place the blame. the respohslbil'
lty ls seldom laid with the chupches.
Yet It Il not fair to blame people.
II they refuse 10 listen TO tlresome
sermons. There Is nothing more aas
pressing IN this world than dry
long-wlnded discourse upon g sub.
iect In which 20 ordinary man Is IN
teresled. Who cares whether Joshua
made the sun stand still In she vale
Of Aialon What difference does u
make whether Moses smote the rock
or drew water from a hydrantY Whc
Is Interested IN what happened IN toe
land Of Uz three thousand years
ago? SO long as the preachers draw
their materials from ancient times.
and far away lands, 40 long will
they cease to interest the people who
are living today and who are more
concerned about the future than
about the past
The gospel Of Christ can be preach.
cd without an accompaniment OF
woarlspme legend and tedious history
It can best, be preached by apply
Ing Il to the problems and conditions
OF the present day; the problems and
conditions Under which Woodworking
people are working. often discouraged
and often perplexed az 10 The right
road TO take. William Allen White
IN the Efipofia Gazette.
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The Wonder Book
a directory of Press agents has 9een
issued Literary Note,
The SIX hest. sellers. 10; them sink~
They Re bot o nuisance, mere Or
less;
An other h1oka are wasted ink
Besides this new one from the press
O critics, give al last q cheer
The Book Of Press Agents ~ herel
These large. encyclopedia tones
To-day may be discarded straight,
Here Is the Hist Of scholars homes
All wisdom here Is concentrate;
Ana one can tell whore the ro0st
OF each proud Brother Of the Boost
You read tale that eHteFialns
(And adverilaes some aouhrelle)
And you wGuld learn whence come
the brains
That keen the readers nerves up.
set.
Just turn. il you'd enlightened be
Unto ihls new directory
"A Marriage IN a Lions Cage
"a Chorus Maid 70 Wed an Earl:
',laorsakes lIar Millions for the Stage
eDnes CleopfaliW's Stunt With
.ft PeArl;"
Wha wfiths such classic loFe--ah. look
But In ihe P. A. address bookll
48,l 81 Arthur Chapman
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The Missouri newspapers with theli
columns teeming with advice about
row law should be maintained aud enl
orced in this state (and The Leader
igrees lhereto). should apply o little
81 their ambitions and energies to
home STARS.
The lllal Of Johnny Davidson, a
alneleen-yearoid girl who shot and
Oiled Roy Ramsonf AZ ihe home Of
her grandparents. near Neosho. has just
ended The Jury had the case but q
alile while ana reached verdict,
ieclaelna the lad was accidentally
dlled.
Had thCFe been decision stating
he girl nad been lnsulted or had com.
niited lhc crime while laborIng un.
en- grea provOcaliun, thee might be
ONE semblanee OF excuse. but shai
erdlci was travests and ls but an
nyltalinl for lndlscrimlnafe murdef
According 70 the story told by the
ar who took the stand In her own
,efense, she walked q block 70 get 1
islol apd while she was absent. tbs
inter. to whom Ramsonr had once
cen engaged 70 marry, begged him
o leave. stating "iIohnny is bad when
he is mad and she will hurt YOU"
Walking toward tho lad, their con.
ersatior being heard by no other per.
on, she shot hlm, the hey dying With.
ut making d statement
The girls tale Of an accident after
alklng : block or more to obtain the
{eapon. ana the subsequent decision
tbe jify, proves that law is not
ways held sacred or that human life
worth much when the smile of Il
angerous woman Of heauiy Is leeeleQ
The heads Of twelve ap0onera.
B.alnsl0fma aud dementia Amen
aua, seli-defendera who shoot ilheir
assailahier In the back and Ike
rlbe 0f at.otherwlsementloned aefen.
ants mike Of Justice 0 shadow and 1s
righteousness farce
Until this people, and imaginary
tate linee has moi the least TO 10
Ia see,i Incidents. send 10 death 0f
te Imprisonment, al killers. there ls
ding TO De e harvest OF crime.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-03
EokcIMe y LOSING BATTLE.

There ere but few Of those Wild ed
lsora leil who believe thas the way %
DO eond lD this state IS 10 ilseredit
'la chlai eAecdlive, no matter wheth.
IN fes0rtlng 10 truth subierfuBc. Or
open dishonesty, Now and then some
onanng ihe pacK which once barked
Va anle9n raises feeble yelp and
makes sume sort of noise 10 attract
altehiloas bat the people without re.
NNra ici Nnlitlcs HaHs sel the seal Of
heF dlMpnr0yal eb strongly againat
ihal sort OF method and Thai kind OF
ndllca. sls effort Afreiuyenate the old
drum cplps ui lrlthklllere into q NIL
i,ahl body propea Intellectual
Whatever the chief cNecullye'a
lnulls. d doubt 30 numerous as be
Ihe faults Of any 0lher rich-bloode'i
nmhiilAus man aspiring fou honorable
plC "a has been O great governor
and This administration OF affairs IN
Oklahoma has been 90 conformity with
prudence and satisfactory 70 the peo
nle.
ue can not succeed himself. 10 the
very menu0n ul those alleged Interior
motives can not be placed against hia
effort fo good There ls no position
IN IRE stste a governor would wish 10
nil after having been the chief, 30,
WHY plniiee. n the name of common
SENSE. tfe wall Oi the disaifectedg
nutrYnf haskell has studlously
avoided .aklag q part IN the politics
w cities, districts. etc, until q coward,
~ element, taking advantage Of the
indlennpnts over the land cases. under
TOOK to ride TO victory AZ Muskogeo
on the heels Of that affair which had
been decided IN favor Of The governor
And Ills nAgnciAleAs~th last mentioned
being ihe pioneer townbuildess OF Mus
kosea.
The arrow ot rancor struck home
and HasReIl following the Haskell
idea of war. charged the enemy the
election Of Democratic officials In Mus.
koges. where the city IS almost two
ln.onn Republican. being the result Of
that onslaught against the governor.
The WASH majority of people having
much knowledge of Oklahoma affairs
long ago asoertnlned that Haskell was
fathes modest man under good treat
menf and given g fair deal had muct
al the milk af human klpHneas Those
Nho sli.i believe be is Verg easg
man defeated in political warfare are
4iiii sn lhe woods. aad ihat % e
rather aafe place. too ii tie records ol
former conlroyersles Of that nature
ean 81 taken aa q criterion
Oklahoma ID tais TIME should spend
pe.s lille time IN making war be
lwpeH the PARTIES The governor real
laea This. and hts advent Into The
Mnskngee sltcllon was forced by
hosa who felt they had fame 70 win
nd Thar the way to win IL They snow
better nOw
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-03
nin LITTLE COUNTRY

seauae The New York Herald and
sae Atlanta Journal have conceived
scheme 10 build nacadamlzed
roadway for automobiles between
Nee York and Atlanta. the people
oFer In The Atlantic coast states are
telling what wonderful project Il
iaanad are astounded 10 think a road
keAehlng eli OF 300 miles acroea this
4rehE country etc
as fTha facts are ihat the people OF
gSlMae states have little conception
IL Gha magnitude az this country.
FaH New York to Chicago by raj
~ inst en- miles and Il Is . trife
pYef 100 from New York q Saint
Louis
From New York 10 Denver might
be interesting fof The making oi a
great military mad -haylng pedes.
faln. Anle. carriage, equestrian ana
trolley lFaelsa. over nna Under, as The
saying goes
Denver 10 The Mississippi river
would be one of che flnest pleasure
tracks n lho world, and The very
novelty af travelling In the 0ld.iash.
Toned manner on new.feshloned
roadway would prove Rllurlng TO cum.
meuee With
rhat there viii he 4 gEeat National
roadway from eHsl ID west Is not
logger doubted. II Will become I
! 9pkEHAssnl Ai1o kaif1 and y whl ! u
III Lied. moro -tlia1l ans .othen. salnlilaE
fond on the continent, OyeFsH will
travel cDnnlefce, PtmFure heallh
seeker and whoma0efef lias tie Tine
10 travel that way.
|sse rte rnnte mug he northern.
striking The Hammock pass n Montana
iiisu Idahp. but The Geld. long winter
pregludcaI Bfus islga fpfs uahIa aust aaal
of road for pleasure seven mouths q
+ ailiIH senf. heacf iHadNwllla9oa0f
lhlflHin f6nsn aalhtlA.tAHls gesfwapi9n
~ Il nlli either asaIkeanenveY 0f take
The southern route through Guthrie
nnl whatever route taken. and n
fiaIier what the cost It win be madi
ind within seTen years time.
Guthrie viii be Interested and ths
state Of Oklahoma viii be- anxious
10 have he route. because Ii viii en
abIa VI II denohsiraee the price o
InhpA and lhe wprldng oi eonylcIi
can niake TIE hulldlng 81 pefmanen
foaaNaHa slleesnasnli
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-03

Special t. Daily Leader.
Lawton, Okla. May S.ln the re
sponse to the call Tor quarterly bank
statements showing the standing Of
business ending April 2s. the banks
Of Lawi0n show an aggregate deposit
on hand at that time of 1853. .SS6.ib.
Every bank In the city shows a sub
stantlal iicrease over the statements
Il the time for last call early IN Feb
iusry. The aggregeleisum on deposit
Is probably The largest ever shown IN
the olty's hank statements with the *.
cnptI0n Of the fund on hand at the
time Of the big pqalure opening two
years ago when all Of the institutions
were flush with deposits Of incoming
homeseekers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-03
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EnQlanu'G Neute Ffo0loW
Editor Daily Leader
The problem OF Unemployment is
acute in England as we'll us hero.
The malls bring as word Of an enor'
nous mass meeting OF clergymen hay.
Ing been held in Hyde Park, Lcndon
ION the 10th Of last month. More than
1000 ministers attended the meet
Ing, and the Rev. John II Clifford.
Presbyterian was the principal
speaker. He told the meeting that
the dlsempIoyed situation was serious
and that immediate relief was reuuir
ed, He also reminded the meeting
that while the greaf land properties
were practically without huf,tr. the
tenants on taelr properties were bar
dened beyond measure 20 support ON
ntolerable situation
Dr. Clifford also said When hun
dreas 0f thousands Of human BEINGS
ere ia a state of absolute starvation,
Il "a llme 10 lcOk around a little. The
great landowners ef England ere moi
bearlng their burdens which have fai.
lon on society for various reasons
Iha MOBILES the barons and Iae land.
ed gentry cannot realize the facts as
they exist IN London today Per,
hans they will realize them If they
are brought home 20 them ~ a con
crete form. IN the shape Of d tax You
will never cure the dlsemployed sllo
uatlon until you make TIE pockei-
books tf the gentry open up. That
Is The only way the laEded gentry
win understand
All Of which shows US that the min.
listers on The other side OF The water
have q very distinct preeenll0n Of
the situation and also tha cause and
cvre Not emily viii the approprla.
fItu of land values for public use Of
fect the putting e the dlscmployea
40 wark. but II viii ensure TO them
llIo enjoyment Of the traits nf their
l0lls FeM
u Is interesting 70 reflect what kind
q noise wculd BE- omitted If 1000
American ministers wera TO Assem-.
Die In mass meeting and resolve In
favor Of the single tax as q cure for
disempllymeni M Tho United States,
} b. A. ROBERTSON.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-03
BUTTER CONTEST At SALTWATER

tfS
The flrsi hl-monlhly butter contest
among the creamery butiermakers Of
Oklahoma for 1908 was held al sim
water. April 29ih. The contest wac
conducted bM Prof Roy G. Potts 81
tie department Of dairying Of The
0klnhcma a. s. NJ college and the
hilei wag scored By Mr. I0el Wink.
itr Of the dairy division Of the unii
ed States department cl agriculture
There were IS entries IN the con
lest The quality Of tae hutier sh9w
ed q marked Improvement over hal
ag lhe SAME season q year ago only
lpW 0 ll4e Entries were scored of
600 account q color and sait and near
ly every one was perfect On hody
rAu following are tho names aud
scores az those; whose butter scored
50 or better
c. ". Leach. Oklahoma city, score
81 i-2 per cent.
Earl Holmes saltwater, score q
pcg cent
Earl shroyeF saltwater aeoFe 90 i-2
nar cent.
n 4. Johnson Blackwell score so
per cent Nft8ff
Fed sloabs, Ava, score 81 l.z per
cent.
chas Unwin, saltwater, SO per
cent
Harry Williamson, Orlando score
SO per cent.
A. B. shrlener cordelli score So
per cent
j. NJ Gerison, Cordell, score So per
cent
NJ. 0. Awes, Enid. score 30 per cent
August Druecker. Okarche, score 80
rer cent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-03

gffngbrlfxlheDple can truly ~ they
hlye entered into no comhlnaEkH Mn
langsciisd sdremmnnlfyDr what# II may
il'iiaa allugsanoehton amy state Hpeslion
offlmnortn tsulhflnI The state capital,
u-eaesef the tine arrives, VIII enter
! race tor the permanent location o.
the state capital. aud. az Ia the past.
VIII coniuel that campIigu IN conform.
w with civic seusO and honor. and
nn other sort Of campalsf win be par.
ticlnated IL BY Guthrie Insofar as
WI ether claims are concerned, the
are moi ll0m this city or any part
ol Is citizenship. and fnr that rels0a
we haFe nothing lo Do iherewilh'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-03

avery ROUR Of IRE DAY

J. N Wallace. the reliable druggist
Of Guthrie. Is having calls for HIN.
DIPO." the new Nerve Tonic and vi.
tallzer. Cures Nervous Debility In.
aomnla. Restores Lost Vitality, that
they are selling under positive guar.
antee.
rs merits are becamlng The talk oi
the town and everybody vents 70 Try
Il, and why notg It costs nothing i
Il don't do you good-not one cent,
They don't want your money II Y
does not heheIlt you. and win cheer.
nily refund the money T7y It to-
day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-03

ININUIHVN NIVWVT
An Alchison man died lately and.
when his remains were Viewed nt the
funeral. q placasd was lying on his
breast. which read: "Now. viii YOU
let me aIone9' There IL good deaf
Of talk about the affair The under
taker says he placed tide placard
there at TIE last request Of The de.
ceased.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-03

This Is To certify that ali druggists
are authorized % refund your money
II F0ieys Honey and Tar falls to cure
vnrr enngh Of cold. Il sions the cough.
heals the lungs and prevents pneu.
n0nia and consumption. Contains no
opiaiea. The genuine % ii s yellow
package
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-03

TIE W0nt Common Cause OF Suffering
Rheumatism causes more pain and
tuiiefing than any other disease. itr
lhc reason that Il II tha most common
ol all MS, and Il Is certainly crafty
ing to sufferers to know that Cham
berlalns Lluimont will afford rslief
and make real and slcen posslhlr. In
many cases The relief from pain,
which II d iirsl temporary, has be-,
ccme permanent. while in old people
snbiect 10 chronic rheumatism. often
brought On by damnness or changes
n the weather. permanent cure
cannot be eknecled; the relief from
pain which this llnIment affords Is
alone worth many times lis cDets as
and 50 cent Sizes fqr sale BY CIR.
ilenlFn, A Hsa enasi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-03

Children wil0 are delicate. feverisA
and cross VIII get immediate relief
from Mother Gray's Sweet Powders
for children. They cleanse the atom'
ach, act on the liver, making a alckly
child strong and healthy A certain
cure fos worms sold by oil drug
glsts. csc, sample FREE. Address,
Allen & Olmsted. LEROY n Y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-03

An honofed citizen u this town
was auaeFlng from severe attack
Of dysenleey. He told a friend If he
could Obtain bottle nf Chamber
lain's Collie Cholera and Dlarrhoea
Remedy. he lclt confident Of helns
cured. be having used this remedy Ia
the West He was told chat kept /
in stock aud lost no time n obtaining
Il, ami was promptly cured" says Nc
j Leach. druggist Of Noleott W
For sale By Il. Renlfu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-03

II you desire clear complexion take
Foleys Orino Laxative for constipa.
lon and liver trouble as Il Will stim.
ulate these organs and thoroughly
cleanse your system, which Is what
everyone needs IN the spring IN order
Co feel wen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-03
HaInInn out oId AbduI.

tIppcNa, Kansas, Cahllui.l
Being Of a symplihetie turn OF mind,
we suggest that q collection be taken
NJ for The heneal OF the eunuclls
thrown Outef employment by the dep,
osltlon o; "Old An Hamid
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-03

The taking away OF old man Abiuls
lives. snve 1 spare eleven. must prove
6leat hardsnp TO the conversation
ailflmenl Of t0e FORMER sultan wac
Ia starred toe i0nc ui now to maze
strawberry shortcaise lust before tho
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-03

The TahleQuah sun pledges lta adi.
on 10 Dc iulr l3enE a Hepubiicah
qat IL i mighty big pledge, even ior.
ne accused o. being sualre deale
ana good IN uiSking Ma word w0Nshl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-03

Perhaps those Ada members Of that
alieu gMaa jury had no right 10 sng
gcst q little more application Of Tue
law might lessen the appearance Of
s4f 1nufe Lynch, bul a large number
iiiiolhs believe there is a0me truth ln
Ne statement,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-03

SPEAKING Of laws undelended, viii
ne JONI barking q hucging a.
lrowsng editorial association please
gnltY what they have attacked wi,a
aIilelenl Intelligence as 10 merit ne.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-03

RumOra 70 effect that Gone Johnshn
would refuse the nomination Jor gVv-
alof % seAas u dlBpelled pX ais All.
Atunced candidacy Very ev Jobs
pass without Mr.. Gone johnson taking
lwo *eita Al EN-, even lhough he sel
Asni haes big gama
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-03

II is with not lllile reluctance
the state ~ Texas. y pugh u local
press. admits that senator Dalleg Is
sHpgrlo. 10 any other nan on The
Donotf8llc slde Of The senate chann-
her.
senator Bailey 10 one OF the gltnls
Of the age. kls has been abused 70
an extent that came Aigh ending
bis political usefulness aud his az.
sallrnls seemed nerciless IN their
assaults upon the integrity % the
great North Texas statesman.
tiil Senator Bailey "A aceofded the high
honor oftbeIng thcb ableht orator in
the eupper bfancli n the National leg.
islalive body ahd his days for speak.
1Ae iind the building Overlooking with
haRer listeners
7 His splendid senatorial record and
his abliily 70 state the case OF tho
Southwest make a mere than state
character Of tie Gainesville states
man.
Mr. Bailey Is nee0ed IN Congress.
FIe Is aslute, formldahlein argument.
and versed IN siatecraft II Is not
discredliing other Senators 10 affirm
that Mr. Bailey rs the best infofihed
man In the Senate Of the United
States on current events. Others
there are with superior technical edu.
cation. and many are more diploma.
tic, but Bailey fights back az the
trust combine and he fights with such
energy KS to deprive the enemy OF
courage
In his own state the slime OF OIL
! monopoly was slushee up against him
and a cowardly newspaper malta tooh
up the cry until the Senator was fore
Oh to 90 home and make a battle fol
seat he had already achieved In 2
primary. II Is probable Texas wishes
10 retire Mr. Bailey There is a fint
crap OF experiments growing and
some one o. them wishes TO rattll
around IN Bailey's brogans, unlesl
appearances are deceilful.
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Riaeenr articles by Frank Wright
q his iAwion News.Republlcan In.
lcete Mr. Wright feels some Hepnb.
lean leaders desire to teai theft
ealpels underneath his Ribs, Is
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(Topeka. Kans, Capltal)
Wnen queen gives birth 70 an
heir more people attend the function
than 90 20 church wedding In this
country.