davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25
Personal Gossip

Mr.. r. A. Van Orsdel has gone to Ere
mont to spend Christmas.
Miss Anna clifford and Mr.. Sanford
clifford are home for the holidays.
Mr. Ray Dumont of Boise City Idaho,
has returned home for the holidays.
MISS Leeta Holdrege viii spend the holt
days with friends In Sheridan. Wyo
Mrs. c. W. Morton and family have re-
turned to the city from Boston, Mass.
Mrs. Joseph Metcalfe and Miss Rose
Coffman will spend the holidays in Paris.
Miss Jennie Peters daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. r, c. Peters is home from Smith
college,
Miss wlnifred Shepherd of Denver. Colo,
will spend the holidays with her aunt, Mrs.
Emma Petersen
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick NJ. Wing Of
Chicago are holiday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. p. Moorhead.
Mrs. II. A. Wharton of Auburn, Neb.,
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. j. II.
Musgrave for the last week.
Mr.. Babcock OF Chicago is spending
Christmas as guest of his brother, Cap
tain Campbell Babcock at Fort Crook.
Mr.. Paul Hudson of Mexico will arrive
about the middle of January to be the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Keeline.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Byran Of Chicago
arrive today to spend the holidays with
Mrs. Byrams parents Mr. and Mrs. A. p.
Turkey.
Miss Margaret Linahan. who attends ST.
Mary's academy at oNeiil, is spending the
holidays with her grandmother, Mrs. Mar
guerite Heelan.
Messrs Stanley B. Mackay, Douglas
Cavers and Keith Cavers are home for
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25
Wedding Bells

One of the first of the large January
weddings will be that OF Miss Cora Roth
schild daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Roth
schild 2lO South Thirty-seventh street, TO
Mr.. Morris Joseph of Des Mo.nes, Ia,
which will be celebrated Thursday even
ing, January 8, at 6 o'clock at the Metro
politan club. The brides sister, Mrs. Lou
Yer Yeer Of Des Moines, will be matron
OF honor, and Mr. J, Joseph, brother Of
the groom, will be best man. The ushers
will be Mr.. Ralph Rothschild OF Chicago
and Mr. Burton Joseph OF Des Moines. Fol,
lowing the ceremony and reception, dinner
will be served at the club and 1856 invita-,
lions have been issued.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25
Christmas Dinners

A number Of family reunions are being
held today. With Mr.. and Mrs. \, P. Turkey
win be Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bryan Of
Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Morrison OF
Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Turkey
and small son, and Miss Ethel Turkey.
AIR. and Mrs. Frederick NJ. Wing Of Chi
vago arrived Saturday morning to spend
week with Mr.. and Mrs. C. p. Moorhead,
and TO be present at the family dinner
party Christmas.
one Of the large families which always
plans an enjoyable time at Christmas is
the Redick family. Saturday evening there
was a large Christmas tree at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs o. c. Redick, when all
members OF the family were present. The
tree WAS deliberately trimmed and the gifts
OF the family placed on H. The guests at
this celebration were Mr.. and Mrs. George
Redick, Mr. and Mrs. John Rediek, Judge
and Mrs. w. A. Redck, Mr.. Elmer Redck,
Mrs. Swartzlander Mr.. and Mrs, o. c.
Rsdlck and the children Of Mr.. and Mrs
George Iedick Today there viii be the
large Christmas tree at the home Of Judge
and Mrs. Redick. when the entire Redick
family viii attend. Judge Redick, as the
Oldest member Of the family always has
the Christmas dinner at his home.
A ChristEas dinner win be given by Mr..
and Mrs. John L, Kennedy, complimentary
70 Miss Jennie Hanscom and Miss France
OF New York. who are their guests.
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Allison win give a
large family dinner at their home today.
In Lincoln Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Clarke
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25
MSS Lo0SF 07z7I7g-
debntahe reception viii be The last large event of N7hn Aua~ t7

Lr., formerly of Omaha, will give a family
inner. Those attending will be Mr. and
Mrs. James Love Paxton, Mrs. w. F.
Allen. Mrs. Elizabeth Bishop, Kansas
lily; Miss Elizabeth Paxton, Mr. Henry
larke Mr. Edgar Bishop, Kansas City;
Master James Love Paxton, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs, Nathan Merriam VIII en-
certain at dinner today Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
ton Willard, Mr. and Mrs. w. b. Willard
and family Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Merriam
and Miss Mildred Merriam.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Kountze will have a
family dinner party today when the out-of-
town guests will be Mr. and Mrs. Meredith
Nicholson and family of indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur c. Smith, who have
had a Christmas tree celebration for the
last nine years will have the same this
year. Six children win enjoy it besides
a number Of relatives who have an annual
Invitation for this Christmas tree.
family reunion and house party is be-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25

the Christmas vacation from Holderness
school, Plymouth. Mass
Mr. Maurice J. Novoson Of 50. Louis.
Mo. arrived Friday. to remain In Omaha
until after New Years. Mr.. Novoson Is
the nance OF Miss sadye Ketelman Of
this city.
Ervine Brandeis arrived from New York
Saturday morning and will remain in
Omaha until Thursday. when he will re-
turn home, accompanied by his father,
Arthur d. Brandcis.
Or. David n. II. Patton Of Chicago,
brother Of Frank c. Patton. treasurer Of
the Richardson DRUG company, Is visit
ing friends and relatives here during the
holidays and Is the guest OF his parents,
Rev. and Mrs. William o. Patton. 1851
Manderson street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Baldridge and son,
Malcolm, will spend Christmas at Holll.
days, Pa the former homo OF Mr.
Boldridge. The day after Christmas they
leave for Maine to attend the wedding OF
Mr.. Joseph Baldridge and Mrs Dudley
Wolfe.
Miss Irene Mcconnell, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. b. Mcconnell, will have a
house party commencing Monday Her
house guests will be Miss Joefina Cardenas
OF Salpiuo, old Mexico, and Miss Mary
| Nerney OF Chicago These young people
are classmates at st. AIary's college, Notre
Dame, Ind, and other Omaha women who
have been attending this same school are
Miss Gertrude Mccarthy, daughter OF
Major and Mrs ID. Il. Mccarthy, and Miss
Helen Hayden, who will also spend a few
days at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Nc.
Cornell.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25
COLEGIANS CLAIM ATTENTION
Society Events Of Holiday Week Dedi.
... .. Gated to the Students.
DINNER DAYS GREAT EVENT
Family GATHERINGS Predominant
many Affairs Planned foe sea-
sons Debutantes--Event for
Cornell Musical Men.
Tar above Cayugas waters,
with lie waves OF blue
Stands our noble alma mater
--y. Glorious 10 vlew!'
~ Cornell Song.
DINNER DAYS GREAT EVENT
,cInI CnIendnr.


MoNDAY-Cornell Cleo club concert, re-
eeption az Rome hotel; luncheon Tor visit.
Ing Cornell men at Omaha ciupi AR. ana
Mrs. Clement Chase. afternoon reception
for Cornell Glee club; wedding OF Miss
Grace Common and Mr.. Henry wayne
fsoeption-dance at Rome hotel for Mass
Dorothy Stevens; Mr. and Mrs. ArJnur
Crittenden Smith, dinner and thester
Tounion OF class, 1910. Omaha High school,
Miss Nellie Eigutter; Miss Gertrude Metz,
theater Psrtyi Les 4, Hi5ouSS ,, reunion.
party for Mr. and Mrs. Barton Miiiard
And Miss Tod; Mr.. ana MRS, Daugnelty,
evening reception reunion class, 1905
THU RSDAY-Mr and Mrs. Clement Chase,
evening party for Miss Mildred Rogers
Wellesley club, luncheon az Omaha club
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Mcconnell. dancing
party; Mrs. Herman Rehfeld and Mrs.
Nathan Manteil bridge Afternoon at
Metropolitan club; Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Flick, bridge dinner, reunion class l9JJ,
Omaha High school, University of Omaha.
FRIDAY-Qmioron CLUB, Christmas dance;
sna sR Mr. Meredith Ni1boIson e lJI Junior TO-,
Dancing class party Miss catherine
Baum, luncheon; Pair club dance, Metro.
RkTURDAYIMr. and Mrs. H. J. Dining.
afternoon reception and an evening coftse
for Miss Louise Dining; ar and Mrs.
Luois Bacon and Miss Marguerite ,yIn-
tersi Mrs Charles Offutt. dinner; New
Years eve dancing party at Metropolitan
club:
elimination Of all the weeks OF pre-
pairing and beginning OF the mid holiday
week Of festivities the family Christmas
dinner rules today, even as It rules the
year as the event pre-eminent. In Omaha
today there are many interesting family
celebrations. These festivities include all
the distinctive Christmas customs, and in
novations.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25
nO1 ID F. RTT IT A ~ TT r Ono askS

.nE entertained by Mr. and Mrs. John A.
WGkefield. They are planning to have n
Christmas this morning. when four genera
lions Of this family viii be present 90 en-
JOY il. including Baby Jeanne Rosalind
Street, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry l..
Street OF Chicago. and Mrs. Edmund
RobiGouN, mother OF Mrs. John a. Wake
field
Master Edward Wosthrook. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. f.. s. Westbrook. who has but
recently celebrated his LIST birthday. will
be presiding genius at the Christmas tree
celebration. Thirty children win be his
guests
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25

Mrs. Charles offutt VIII entertain thirty
OF the younger set al dinner December 81.
the party attending the dance to be given
Al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. F, w. Bacon
the same evening
Mr. and Mrs. s. d. Barkalow and Mr.
and Mrs. Denise Barkalow win be at home
70 their friends Monday, January g from
4 20 o'clock
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25

70 have ridden more than 800 miles on her
pony 20 gather the apples for her exhibit
Miss Agnes DeG1s-Cameron has been
sent 60 England by tho Canadian govern
ment 20 lecture on the advsability OF emil
grating to Canada. Before Eoing over
to the mother country Miss peans-Cameron
travelled extensively over Canada for the
purpose Of investigation, the means Tor
doing this being furnished by the gov
eminent. She proved 80 successful that
the Australian government has followed the
example Of Canada by sending Miss Bea-
trlCe Grimshaw TO explore Papua, British
New Guinea with reference TO its oppor-
unities for settlers.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25

NJ 1909 will DO held Thursday evening at
the University of Omaha Mr.. Sam Car
rier is president OF the class, Mr.. Stanton
Salisbury, secretary.
The Les Hiboux, the prominent high
school club, have their third annual re-
union Tuesday evening at the Henshsw
hotel. The alumni members come from
colleges in the east and west and some
from the land Of the southwest where they
have begun to carve their fortunes.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25

Three large receptions win be given Holt
day week. MIR, and Mrs. John NJ. DauSh-
erty will be at home Wednesday evening,
December q. Thursday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Chase will entertain the mem
bers OF the younger set IN compliment to
Miss Mildred Rogers
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25
Pleasures Past

Mrs. Charles T. Kountzd entertained at
a box party Saturday afternoon at the
Orpheum in honor of her nieces and neph-
ews, Those present were the little Misses
Elizabeth Nicholson, Gretchen Eastman,
Katherine Davis, Eleanor Kountze, Mas
ters Meredith Nicholson, jr.; Lionel Nichol-
son. Denman Kountze and Mrs. Kountze,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Fairfield enter
tanned at dinner at their home Friday even
ing, when covers were laid for:
Mrs, Edgar Morsman.
Miss Daisy Doane.
Miss Mae Hamilton
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfield
Major Hale.
Mr. Earl Gannett.
Mr. Francis Brogan.
Miss Marion Tyler entertained the ANA
teur Bridge club at her home Friday
The guests of the club were Mrs. Charles
r. Hannah and Mrs. George Van Brunt
OF Council Bluffs, Mrs. Harry Montgomery
and Miss Mary Richardson. The members
OF the club present were:
Misses Misses
Eugenis Whitmere, Legise Dining,
Mamie Page, Mildred Rogers.
Dorothy Stevens
Mesdames- Mesdames-
Denise Barkalow, Fred Thomas
The second OF the informal hops was
given at Fort Crook Saturday evening The
han was decorated with Christmas greens
and the guest list included
Misses Misses
Amy Gilmore. Edith Locke
Louise Dining. Alice Carey McGrew.
Dorothy stevens, Dorothy Morgan
Eugene WhitmOre Brownie Bess Baum
Miriam Patterson. Louise Lord
Frances Nash Kathryn McClanahan
Edith THOMAS. Katherine Moorhead.
Messrs Messrs.
Randall Brown. Earl Gannett.
George Bohman. Jack Baldwin
JACK Bowen. EdcNard Baum.
Ben Wood, Robert Burns.
George Engler ElOodgood,
Ed George. New York
/ Lieutenant Watson. Captain O'Connor.
Captain Talbot. Lieutenant Bates
lhe senior hop Of the class OF l1ll o.
the Omaha High school was held Friday
evening at Chambers and was an OK
ceedlnBly pleasant expression OF the ho..-
day spirit. These Christmas trees decor
ated with Christmas trinkets shared hon
ors with the decorations Of the ella
colors orange and black. and the hg
school colors, purple ana white. A fcatl.e
/ OF the decorations was Les HibouX coy
corner. The color scheme was gray ana
black and colored lights lined the curtains
/ that formed the entrance TO IT, The CON-
mittee, which Is 20 be congratulated on
the good time they save their guests. IN
| eludsd Messrs. Noyle Rector and I.sanurl
Marshall The grand march was lead by
Mr. Loanord Marshall ana Mss Mur!el
/ Baldwin
Christmas trees and Christmas bells
I brilliantly Illuminated formed an app-o-
pirate decoration for the Christmas dane
ing party given last evening at Chambers
academy by the members OF the Omaha
Junior club. A large Christmas bell OF
holly and mistletoe completely covered the
large central chandelier. and Christmas
trees were placed around the room. The
room was canopied with ropes OF Christ
mas greens which extended from the center
chandelier TO the balcony. where wreaths
or rcd and green were suspended. For
supper which was served at l. o'clock
the guests were seated al small tables IN
the supper room where Christmas decora-
tons were also used. The committee IL
charge was Mr.. Harry Koch Mr.. Edward
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25
For the Future

Miss Catherine baum will entertain at
luncheon Friday at her home
Mt ard Mrs. Alex Flick will give a bridge
dinner at their home on South Thirty
sixth street the evening Of December g.
Mrs. John ]. Hannighan will entertain at
dinner Monday evening, January >, fol-
lowed by a theater party at the Brandeis.
The guests will be about thirty Of the
school set.
Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Brady will enter
tain at dinner on Friday evening, compli-
mentary to MIR. and Mrs Meredith Mich
olson OF Indianapolis. who are the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. KountEe.
Mrs. Ernest Hart viii entertain at a
dance dinner Monday evening the Omaha
boys and girls who are to be guests at
the dance to be given at the Grand no.
tel by Mr.. and Mrs Charles T. Stewart,
in honor OF their daughter, Miss Marie
Stewart. A house party will include the
following guests from Omaha:
Misses.
Elizabeth Reed Jaao Patterson,
Gertrude Mccarthy, Miriam Howe,
Frances HoChstetler, Marie Stewart
Mess"s. Messrs.-
Casper Offutt, Robert Howe,
Jarvis Offutt, Henry Hart
Francis Gaines. Eldred Hart.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-11
Room EoR ALL OF rs

That certain people believe pros.
perity and progress comes only he
cruise others must lose is attested BY
the following very foolish editorial
which appeared in recent issue Of
tlie Shawnee News
ii used to be that every time
Oklahoma City took snuff Enid
and Guthrie would sneeze, but
during The past two months
they are kept So almighty busy
trying TO checkmate Shawnee
they have neither time 10 tate
the snuff nor sneeze. The tat
is Shawnee has them all ratified
to queens finish
Shawnees citizens have done well
&C late ana the citizens of both Enid
and Guthrie trust they will do even
thrice as well in the immediate fu-
tire, Whatever their allowance OF
prosperity, Guthrie wishes them more
and even still more II is a long dis
lance from Guthrie to shawnee;
thereil be cities betwixt the two in
the future that are not now in exist
cnce-there is room for all here anu
still more, The success of the Pot
tdwaiOmie city arouses a spirit that
il neither enyiOus or causes alarm. In
fact all wish it srill greater strides
But there is evil in the quoted para
doesn't come from real
Oklahoma booster-it is not a pait
Gf an Oklahoma program Let the
people Of Shawnee understand they
have only friends up this way;
friends who have their own duties
ard building TO do and are engaged
in those duties, but who have hearts
and minds willing fof all Olahomans
TO stand for Oklahoma and bring
ahout the glorious festival that will
be The speaking hour when all Of us
have done well and gathered abou,
he board TO hear the POSTMASTER say
those Oft-quoted words. well done,
good and faithful servant =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-11
CANNON IS ElnhTlNn

Speaker Cannon has announced
himself a candidate TO succeed
himself both as to congress and
sI'eakership OF the house and the To-
cal newspapers Of his state are af-
Yer the metropolitan papers with ii
sliarp stick 10 a:ouse a sentiment for
the veteran Throughout the Central
states Mr. Cannon is a big leader.
tut il viii be many moons before a
Cannon following can be started in
this section of the country He TOO
violently opposed the waterway and
irrigation plans the country west OF
ile Missouri river needs so badly
Ru, Mr.. Cannon Is going 10 battle
his enemies in his own party and The
record shows that 10 Cannon is a
warrio- who seldom leaves the con
test to underlings or those who are
afraid The story that President Taft
Wishes to depose Cannon will not
worry The speaker the least trifle
llr may also be tired Of President
Taft for II is well known the speaker
rcYdr had an exalted opinion Of he
Chidan. Meanwhile one Fairbanks
Who'll told the world Taft was incom'
neteki 10 be president, laughs and
ialGA with kings and potentates
across the seas Fairbanks and his
huitermilk and his ice-cold blood, al
Victims OF the magazine muckrakers,
probably glances at muclrake or
gan now and then. just to see what
If interest is being said Of Mr. Taft
o. some member Of his cabinet. But
The speaker asks no muckyake help.
He will fight II is giving no undue
encouragement nor stating other than
fact. to assert the fight will be one
worth going far to see.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-11
CANDIDATES ARE NUMEROUS

Champ Clark is said TO b. a candl-
date for the Democratic nomination
Tor prFsiden: Governor Harmon Is a
candidate. as is Norman z Mack OF
New York. Another pattiot willing
"a hear the cali Of his party is Sen
alor 81 telv. and also Senator Hughes
az Colorado. Sul. few months ago
The Republican press was telling its
n, aders there was practically no Dem
oclatic party. It seems TO he trifle
iuo,e aggressive and presents soms
bigger men than the outfii headed by
Aldrich and there is reason 70 be-
lieye Il vii ' stronger with the
people as IL S So by, showing
The present ADMINISTRATION helplessly
striving 10 achieve reform while fol-
lowing ~ he leadership Of those who
made reform necessary Mr.. Clark
may NOT. OF course. be the choice OF
his party, but he is a big man every
way he is measured and BE- has prey
ca splendid cong essman for tbs
entire Democratic host
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-11
here he th.gEt wAtoh AIillred's lark

where he ihigri watch Sillred's dark
head.
70 APPROACH her might Be 70 invite
a snub. When he 4ii meet nec II all
happened 50 agGdcnly that he ,aal
rot avoid tha s!tGa.l9A l.a Gad wan
deed into TIE Gans sertat ~ Il 4 %gI
roodily watching tae goldfish darv
ing to and fro in the huge basin when
t!.ere was sound Of quick steps OIL
the marble floor ana Tom Kenyon's
deep voice saying:
Sit down here, Nlillie I'll bring
you an ice Then he was gone, and
Mildred herself, flushed and sparkl.
ing, came around the big palm and
came upon Noel al the goldfish basin.
why, Mr.. Osmond, did not know
you were here" she said as he bent
above her hand. She drew away and
looked at him oddly.
I'm in black mood Miss Ward"
said Noel IN fact I'm so gsouchy
That think I'll clear out His eyes
fingered on he. upturned face with
It's wistful look thar he had surprised
once or twice before, hope You are
having delightful time he Went on
lamely.
Her head dropped little. Yes, it
is lovely ball. Thank yotts for the
beautiful rosebuds, Mr.. Osmoad-they
are Just the color of my gown"
Noel flushed datkly and his eyes
rested Oh the white violets. With a
sudden impulse OF angry despai. ne
touched the blossoms with tenta-
tive forefinger.
4 could not send you these he
said harshly Il am TOO poor, Miss
Nard-I sent what could afford 10
LAY for. You are very gracious u
accept the roses when you asked for
volets. You see, I've made a big
mistakeAIm not in it with the other
chaps--I cant play the game!"
Somehow her hand found its way to
his arm and was timidly laid on his
black sleeve Il asked you 10 send
v:olets, Mr. Osmond, because | knew
they we're cxtfayagant,' she said
quietly.
Osmond stared puzzled, YET strange
~ thrilled by her tone. What do you
n-ean. Miss Ward he asked.
Il wondered If YOU were like all
the rest OF them. living beyond your
means, spending more than YOU could
afford TO pay for-or whether yoa
were what you appeared TO be. work
ing your way upward with the cour-
age of your convictions apparent in
soHr actions & am not disappointed.
Mr. GsMond lf sou had sent me
White yioleis ! am afraid would
have been auiie disguised with YOU.
NOels heart was beating hard.
"nut would have liked to have you
wear my roses, he was beginning.
when she touched he friil of pink
e iffoG that edged the low neck of
Ter gown.
Your buds are. here" she said
softly. and Noel saw that his pink
reses formed garland across he~
bosom above the violets. After that,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-11

kAsI sN RI
events moi ed rapidly, and with Mil
ded's hands in his oWn and her head
OH his breast he was explaining all
his doubts and fe ars since he had
left her that afternoon. And Mildred
explained that Tom Kenyon was en-
gagged to her sister Ethel and Ethel
lad pinned the white violets upon Mil
dred gown, for generous Tom had
sent her too many for one person.
The miracle did not occur till the
reyt day when Noels Uncle Francis
0fmond offered him place in his
banking house. In order TO learn the
EuaiGcs which YOU must one day in
herit, young mani" he said sharply.
"Iye been watching YOU, Noel, and
expecting YOU to fall into the fast
pace every day, but I'm disappointed
agreeably, my bog, | happened to be
in that florist shop yesterday (lools
ing al orchids behind a. screen) and
saw you turn down the violets and
pay for the roses like a. man-you'ye
lie right stuff,H-(Copyright, 1910,
By Associated Literary Press
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-11
UNCLE WALT



All the fiercest walls YOU hear.
walls OF uiscontent, come from men
who, through The year, seldom earn
4 cent GO wherever loafers rest,
frlendless and alone, and from every
IDLE breast, there viii rise a groan
@ the woes meath Which they stand,
they'll give catalogues; they will
SHOW YOU that the land trayels 10 the
dogs. They viii name il hi OF laws
tHat he country needs; sshey will
Nail. and wag thekr jaws TIL your
bosom bleeds.s they will work their
ay@sA and tongues beating an the
lands they will work their willing
nngs-1but They rest their hands.
Folks who in the good old way toll
with all their might, working out
taeir stunts By day, going home at
night, don't have time 70 wall and
slriok DER our downward race, don't
have much desire 10 seek any wailins
place. Toiiing on As best they can,
pH their little stage treating fairly
every man, earning all their wage,
sailing down some honest bones, foe
the day of rain-what to them are all
the groans, why should they COM
pain? There's cure for all the ills
which TOO long endure: laws are
merely nosuum pills Works the sat
est cure
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-11

ln praise OF the commission form
III eolernMeni the Muskogee Phoenix
says The commission form OF gov
eminent, rightly formed under a lib-
cral ard progressive cha Ter and plac-
In the care OF patriotic homo able
and capable citizens, is blessing
tc any city. The people OF a city do
uet clamor for the commission form
of government until the political
iern gets so rotten or incompetent
,ha 2 change is imperative In Mus
logec The political sysiem, as tried
.n b. both parties. has proven weak.
cabusinesslike. cNtrayagant ana in
competent