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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-06
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= misery. DIR. Miles Nervine win
tone up your nervous system.
Ask any Druggist. Ifthe first bottlsfalls
20 bereft, yors rnonoyis returned.
alLlsa MEDICAL CO., Eikhart. Ind.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-06

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not be without them. ( was troubled
great deal WITH torpid liver and headache
Now since taking Cascarets Candy Catkar
tic feel very much better. I shall Ger
tainly recommend them to my friends a.
The best medicine / have ever seer"
Anna BazineE,
Osborn Mill No. q, Fall River, Mass.
Pleasant Palatahle. Potent. Taste Good.
Do Good. Never Sicken. Weaken or Gripe.
10c. 25c, Soc. Never sold Ia bulk. The GENT
inc tablet stamped G C q. GaEmk Rr*s@e TO
cure or your money back. e&9
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-06
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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-06-30

June l4th--B Board met pursuant to
adjournment and proceeded to canvass
the returns of the Primary Election
held June Z, 1910.
On motion Board adjourned to meet
again at l p. ~.
O'clock D. m.-Board met pursuant
to adjournment and continued canvas
sing the return of the Primary Elec-
ton.
On motion Board adjourned to meet
again at s a. M, June 18th.
S O'Clock a. M, June 15-Board met
canvassing the Primary vote.
The Board of Supervisors, and ex
of1icio Board of County Canvassers for
pleted the canvass of the vote cast at
the Primary Election, held June 4,
1910, hereby declare the following per-
sons nominated to the offices set oppo-
site their names, as follows:
Ed b Cousins, County Auditor, Re
Howard e Kittell, county treasurer,
Republican
l. A McGinnis, clerk of the District
court, Republican
r d Hawks, County recorder, Repub-
M o Smith, Sheriff, Republican
Fl Mantz, County Attorney, Repub-
Ella NJ Stearns, Supt. Of Schools, Re
A G Harmon, county Coroner Repub-
Edwin + johnson, member Of Board
of Supervisors for term beginning
Jany. 1911, Republican
ID ID Sampson, member of Board O.
Supervisors for term beginning
.Jany. 1912, Republican
10 I'll Jacobsen, Representative Bath
District, Republican
Republican Township Nominees:
j T. Swinehart, clerk Audubon twp
III w Tibben, trustee Audubon twp
| ChaS Boehme, trustee Audubon twp
| w G Tibben, trustee Audubon twp.
j G Tibben, assessor Audubon twp
| Chas Boehme, committeeman Audi
bon twp
Amos Tibben, delegate to County con
vention, Audubon twp
Chas Boehme, delegate to County con
vention, Audubon twp
Will Kirkham, delegate to County con
vention, Audubon twp
] l. Swinehart delegate to County con
vention, Audubon twp
Henry Tibben, delegate to County con
vention, Audubon twp
Levi Walker, delegate TO County con
vention, Audubon twp
Geo Graham, delegate to County con
yention, Audubon twp
Levi G Kopp, clerk Cameron twp
Il ] Shelley, trustee Cameron twp
f l. Anderson, trustee Cameron twp
Thos Scott, trustee Cameron twp
Il G Hester, Justice of the Peace, Ca
merOn twp
: Chas Beers, constable Cameron twp
John Lovelace, assessor, Cameron twl
# L Anderson, committeeman, Gamer
on twp
G NJ Ross, delegate to County conven
ton, Cameron twp
Thos Scott, delegate to County con
vention, Cameron twp
VIM Lewis, delegate to County con
vention, Cameron twp
Audubon Shelley, delegate to Count,
convention, Cameron twp
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-06-30

vention Greeley twp
Claude Jayne, delegate to County con-
vention, Greeley twp
VIM Wahlert, delegate to County con-
vention, Greeley twp
III Minerman, delegate to County con-
vention, Greeley twp
James White, delegate to County con-
vention, Greeley twp
A e Pine, delegate to ounty conyen-
ton, Greeley twp
Geo Mccall, delegate to County con-
vention, Greeley twp
w ID Stanley, clerk Hamlin twp
J r Christensen, trustee Hamlin twp
Geo Kyhnn, trustee Hamlin twp
] Warner, trustee Hamiin twp
James Hood assessor Hamlin twp
Geo Kyhnn, delegate to County con-
| vention, Hamlin twp
r. w Mullinger, delegate to County
convention, Hamlin twp
j p Oberholtz, delegate to County con-
vention, Hamlin twp
Hans j Petersen, delegate to County
| convention, Hamlin twp
Richard Owen, delegate to County
convention, Hamlin twp
Jens r Christensen, delegate to County
convention, Hamlin twp
j 6izer, delegate to County convention,
Hamlin twp
III A Bates, clerk Lincoln twp
j a Campbell, trustee Lincoln twp
Joseph Moody, trustee Lincoln twp
|OS WEIGH, trustee Lincoln twp
Chas Newell, constable Lincoln twp
j RI Wolf constable Lincoln twp
Allen Detwiller, assessor Lincoln twp
S f Garmire, committeeman Lincoln
twp
John ameron, delegate to County con.
vention, Lincoln twp
S Garmire, delegate to County con
vention, Lincoln twp
f R Mclaughlin, delegate to County
convention, Lincoln twp
A f Altman, delegate to County con-
vention, Lincoln twp
A McMurphy, delegate TO County con
vention, Lincoln twp
August kienast, delegate to County
convention, Lincoln twp
j w Campbell, delegate to County
convention, Lincoln twp
ID l. Freeman, clerk Leroy twp
G III Sampson, trustee Leroy twp
e A Bates, trustee Leroy twp
w e Kennels, trustee Leroy twp
Joe I'll Ross, justice of the peace Lero
! twp
Chas S White, justice of thepeace lie
roy twp
L M Anderson, constable Leroy twp
: j M Fullerton, constable Leroy twp
III w StearnS, assessor Leroy twp
: Arthur Farquhar, committeeman, LIE
roy twp
7 George Agnew, delegate to count,
convention Leroy twp
: RF Childs, delegate to county conven
tion, Leroy twp
: John Weighton, delegate to count
convention, Leroy twp
: Frank o Niklason, delegate to count
convention Leroy twp
Chef Caldwell, delegate to county con
vention Leroy twp
Mat Gardner, delegate to county cor
vention Leroy twp
, A L Brooks, delegate to county cor
ventiOn Leroy twp
V L Culver, delegate to county CONVEX
ton Leroy twp
Y Arthur Farquhar, delegate to count
convention Leroy twp
!. J e Potter, delegate tocounty CONVEX
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-06-30
ton Leroy twp

ton Leroy twp
w @ Elliott, delegate to county con-
vention Leroy twp
Harry III Cole, delegate to county con-
vention Leroy twp
L III Adams. delegate to county con
vention Leroy twp
G w Marlin. delegate to county con-
venton Leroy twp
O p Coon, delegate to county conven-
tion Leroy twp
} e Mcclure, delegate to county con-
vention Leroy twp
j Boyer, delegate to county conven-
ton Leroy twp
| Q III Sampson, delegate to county con-
vention Leroy twp
| w Fl Netf'. delegate to county conven-
ton Leroy twp
Chas White, delegate to county con-
! vention Leroy twp
| Nels Olson, delegate to county con-
| vention Leroy twp
Fred w Smith, delegate to county
| convention Leroy twp
John G Davis, delegate to county con-
vention Leroy twp
| w Fl Kennels, delegate to county con-
vention Leroy twp
| III w StearnS, delegate to county con-
vention Leroy twp
George Scott delegate to county con-
vention Leroy twp
II w Duvall. trustee Melville twp
John Arp, trustee Melville twp
w W Weston, justice of the peace
Melville twp
John Reuschling, constable Melville
twp
w + Hoyt, assessor Melville twp
| w Il Hoyt, committeeman Melville
/ twp
| III w Duval. delegate to county con.
venton Melville twp
! James Andrews, delegate to county
convention Melville twp
Cfas. Tunman ST. delegate to county
convention Melville twp
A J Hunt. delegate to county conyen-
ton Melville twp.
w L Hoyt, delegate to county conven-
ton Melville twp
w i lloyt, delegate to county conyen.
ton Melville twp
| a Il Leavens. delegate to county con-
vention Melyilletwp
Christian Hansen, clerk Oallfield twp
J Juhl, trustee Oalltield twp
NielS p Hoegh trustee Oakiield twp
BRACE Sorenson, trustee Oakfeld twp
III NJ BARTLETT, justice of the peace
Oaktield twp
A p Hansen, justice of the peace Oak
field twp
John G Nelson, constable Oakfeld twp
Martin Nelson, constable Oakfield twp
Peter Hoegh, assessor Oakfield twp
NielS Hoegh, committeeman Oak
field twp
S r Nelson, delegate to county con-
vention Oaktield twp
G L Bsom delegate to county conyen-
: ton Oaktield twp
I'll M BARTLETT, delegate to county con
I vention Oakfield twp
Niels P Hoegh, delegate to county
convention Oakfield twp
A P Hansen, delegate to county con-
vention Oaktied twp
Martin Nelson, delegate to county
convention Oakfield twp
Ed Louis, delegate to county conven-
tion Oakfield twp
p Juhl, delegate to county conven-
7 tion Oaktield twp
Peter Hoegh, delegate to county com
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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-06-30

Frank Buckner, delegate to County
convention, Cameron twp
A w Quinby, delegate to County con-
vention, Cameron twp
August Neitzle, delegate to county
convention, Cameron twp
Chas Beers, delegate to County con-
vention, Cameron twp
liver Nelson, clerk Douglas twp
Chris Knudsen, trustee Douglas twp
l. p Larsen, trustee Douglas twp
Peter Jensen, trustee Douglas twp.
A Fl Zinke Justice Of the Peace, Doug
las twp
A III Edwards, Justice of the Peace,
Douglas twp
John Jensen, constable Douglas twp
S p Petersen, constable Douglas twp
Hans Anderson, assessor Douglas twp
l. j Anderson, committeeman Doug
las twp
l. ] Anderson. delegate to County con-
vention, Douglas twp
John Jensen, delegate to County con-
vention, Douglas twp
Chris Knudsen, delegate to County
convention, Douglas twp
FL Zinke, delegate to County conven
ton, Douglas twp
P Hansen, delegate to County con
vention, Douglas twp
liver Nelson, deleg tie to County CON
vention, Douglas twp
Il S Thygesen, delegate tie County con
vention, Douglas twp
a w Harvey, clerk Extra twp
Clarence Masching, trustee Extra twp
VIM Wulf, trustee Extra twp
q f Liegan, Justice of the Peace, EXi
IA twp
q HI Freeman, constable Extra twp
/ V Gearheart, constable Extra twp
j B J Lohner, committeeman Exir:
twp
John Riley, delegate to County con
vention, Extra twp
Edwin Delahoyde, delegate to Count,
convention, Extra twp
Il Essington, delegate to County con
vention, Extra twp
j G Hardman, delegate to County con
| vention, Extra twp
Frank Jenkins, delegate to Count.
yention, Extra twp
r p Clark, delegate to County conven
ton, Extra twp
Henry Wulf, delegate to County con
vention, Extra twp
VIM McNeeley. delegate to Count
\ convention, Extra twp
M G Woodruff, delegate to Count
convention, Extra twp
l. J Oldaker, delegate to County cor
vention, Extra twp
Ms Larsen, delegate to County cor
vention, Extra twp
B Lohner, delegate to County cor
vention, Extra twp
Henry Kroeger, delegate 20 Count
convention, Extra twp
John Knox, delegate to County cor
vention, Extra twp
W b Temple, delegate to County cor
vention, Extra twp
Geo Arnold, delegate to County col
vention, Extra twp
A r Pine, clerk Greeley twp
Il j Adair, trustee Greeley twp
VIM :vahlert, trustee Greeley twp
G White, trustee Greeley twp
Jerry Hoover, Justice of the Peac.
Greeley twp
l. Bauer, constable Greeley twp
g e Jayne, assessor Greeley twp
J Fred Reynolds, committeeman Greele
Fred Reynolds, delegate to County COZ
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-06-30

care of Mrs. Gunderson- - As 90
Oakfield Twp, cash advanced on
acct Mrs. Gunderson =. - 80 90
Dr. G e Wolfe, medical service
j Colbert, claimed $3.50, al
lowed 10 90
III w Tibben, returning ballots,
Audubon twp 2 90
l. Anderson, getting and re-
turning ballots, Cameron
twp 4 90
L j Anderson, getting and re-
turning ballots, Douglas twp 90
Henry Wulf, getting and return
ing ballots, Extra twp 1850 2 90
j G White, getting and returning
ballots, Greeley twp-- 4 %
o S WEIGH, getting and return
ing ballots, Lincoln twp 90
e A Bates, getting and returning
ballots, Leroy twp . 90
p Keith, getting and returning
ballots, Melville twp.- 4 90
Chris Christensen, getting and
returning ballots, Sharon
tWp- " W
p G Nelson, getting s. returning
ballots, Viola - -- 2 90
Geo Kyhnn, getting & returning
ballots, Hamlin TWP %
j A Campbell, getting and re-
turning ballots Lincoln twp 2 90
j p Juhl, getting q returning
ballots, Oakfield twp 90
Geo Agnew, delivering ballots,
oalSfield twp 2 90
l. M Anderson, delivering bal
lots Hamlin, Extra and Au
/ bon twp OU
III I'll Buck, livery for delivering
| ballots 5l
Clark Wilson, work with booths
and hall, Leroy twp 49, OC
On motion, petition of Peter Mathi-
sen, filed March 10, 1910, for refund ol
$6050 tax, on account of a certain land
contract claimed to have been enron e.
ously assessed to him, was rejected.
On motion petition of Peter Mathi
sen-dated March 81, l910,-for remit
tance of tax on $lO000.O0 claimed to
have been enormously assessed to hin
on occount of a certain land contract
with Chris Olsen and Rasmus Will
sen for certain l2O acres of land il
J Leroy Twp. was rejected.
On motion Board rejected claim of I
l.. Hoffman for S96. IS tax on certain
land contract with VIM. Lengemar
dated July 7, 1908.
On motion Board rejected claim o
Anna Christine Lauritzen, dated APP
ril 5, 1910, for $207.05 tax paid on mo
ney claimed to have been omitted from
J taxation.
On motion Board rejected claim o.
S r Johnson, dated Mch. u, 1910 TO
SIPS refund of tax paid on money!
} and credits claimed to have been omit
ted from taxation.
On motion Board rejected claim o
} Ben Jensen. dated March 3, 1910, 70
} S293.86 tax paid on land contract
claimed to have been omitted from tax
} alton in 1908 and 1909.
On motion Board rejected claim o
Jens P p Schouboe filled Feb. 26, 1910
for $l35.83 tax on land contract claim
ed to have been omitted from taxation
On motion Board rejected amended
} petition of Jens p P Schouboe (filet
April S, 1910 for refund of $l35 SO ia,
on land contract, dated about Sept.
} 1907, and claimed to have been omitted
from taxation
On motion Board adjourned to NEE
again June IA, 1910.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-06-30
BOARD PROCEEDINGS
June Session, 1910

Board made settlement with Clerk of
the District Court and approved his re-
port.
On motion Board adjourned to meet
again at a. m., June 18th.
Eight clock Il. NJ. June ll-Board
met pursuant to adjournmenta and made
settlement County Recorder and APP
proved his reports.
Board checked records and accounts
of County Auditor and approved his
quarterly reports.
Board made settlement with County
Supt. and approved her quarterly re-
ports.
On motion j. B. Connrardy was
abated $l0S0 personal tax of 1909 on
account of error in assessment.
On motion refunds were allowed as
follows
P l. a ndrews, poll tax of 1908 on
acct-not being of age - SO 46
w III Ballou, poll tax of 1898 on
acct. of death - so
G + Ruhs, personal tax 1909 on
acct error in assessment
Auditor is authorized to issue war
rants for 500 of the following claims
allowed for the killing of Domestic an
imals by dogs and wolves:
Henry l. Iile, sheep killed 49, AZ 90
j l. Somers, sheep killed 1880 As 90
Henry Sunberg, lambs killed,
claimed $4,000 allowed is 90
j A Cozine, lambs killed claimed
$1,000, allowed - 90
Henry Robson, steer killed claim
ed $500, allowed 20 90
Uffe Henningsen, sheep killed
claimed Sl7 90 allowed Ia IN
Roscoe Turner, sheep killed,
claimed $1,000, allowed - 90
Fees We're allowed in the Insanity
case of Helena Russell as follows:
J M Fulton, physician 80 - 90
Chss 5 White, attorney - 3 0C
On motion Board adjourned to meet
again at ] p m.
o'clock p. m.-Board met pursuant
to adjournment.
On motion claims were allowed as
follows:
Ella NJ Stearns, livery visiting
schools 80 &c
Ella M Stearns, postage - 10 Il
Geo e Kellogg, postage ----.--- 81 81
Geo b Kellogg, express and eX-
change 90 sc
Geo Il Kellogg, office expense IL 81
Geo 3 Kellogg, phone Is &C
Ed Cousins, express 1880. 4 7(
ed Cousins, freight l il
Ed B Cousins, postage 4 OF
ed B Cousins, office expense -. 2 81
w NJ Crees, postage ! 81
w M Crees, phone / 81
w M Crees, expense serving war
rantS---- 10 on
w M Crees, board and care of
poor persons 2 ST
Audubon County Journal, Pub.
board proceedings .--- IL Il
Audubon County Journal, insti-
tute locals ----.------- II g
Audubon County Journal, sup
plies and printing --.--- 3 81
PJ Keith, trustee Melville twp 2 OF
Brayton Lbr Co., coal for Mrs.
banner Observation-Disclosures 1880 IL *
manuel Hospital, nursing and
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-06-30

$50 to 1O:00-Concert in Park Extra Concert Band.
1O:3O-Colored Trio or Capital City Quartet on Plat
form on Main Street.
11:O0 to 1200-Music Extra Concert Band
Address, Hon. w. +. Cleveland.
1900 to l:OO-Dinner
1:3o-Asaidia Japan's Famous Lady Contortionist,
Marvel of Physical Posi- bilites on Plat
form, on Main Street.
Tom G. Rogers, the Man in Black, Singletalk-
ologst, on Platform.
2:00-Coored Trio Capital City Quartet, in Park.
3:0o-Mer's Comedy Dogs the Big Laughing Show,
Acrobatic Gymnastic High Leaping and
Mirth Producing Clown Dogs, on Platform.
3:3O-Coored Trio or Capital City Quartet, in Park.
4:0O-Asuidia on Platform.
Tom G. Rogers, on Platform
4:30-Coored Trior Capital City Quartet in Park.
5:OO-Millers Comedy Dogs Platform
$50 to 63O-Supper.
700 to 7:30-Band Concert on Platform.
7:3O-Asaidia, on Platform
Tom G. Rogers on Platform.
S:0O-Colored Trio Capital City Quartet Platform.
S:3O-Miller's Comedy Dogs, on Platform.
9:oo-Colored Trio or Capital City Quartet Platform
$50 to dances.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-23
NEXT MEeTIkG PLACE
ROCHESTER, NEW YORK
with a Provlso Attached That
Satisfactory Railroad Rates
are Secured

Atlantic CITY. Sept 23.--John Il.
Gilman. OF Boston for COMMANDMENTS
Chief and Rochester, n y, for the
next place oil meeting was the win
Ming combination in the National en-
campment of the G A r. The other
officers elected were
seitor vice c0mmander-in-chief,
Chalres Burrows. Rutherford. n. j.;
Jun'ar vice. on'mander-in-chief. VII
Ham James. of jack son'' lie, Fla;
sugeon general. John L. ) iih. Spo
kane, Wash; chaplain-n-chief, Rev,
Thos. Harwood, Albuquerque, n. NJ.
THE new commanderen-chief had
an easy time OF 1t In his election. but
Rochesters selection as the next en-
canpmcnt site has little string to II
The veterans decided that the encamp
ment can go to the New York state
CITY on condition that satisfactory
rates are secured from the railroads
and II the judgment OF the executive
ce.nmstlee of the National counsel Of
administration Of the G. A. r. tho
rates arc not TO It's liking the commit
tee can select such other city to
which reasonable rates can be secured.
Los Angeles, Denver and Springfield.
ILL.,, were also after the eDcampmeu,
and San Francisco invited the yete'~
ans to the Golden Gate city In 1915,
When New, Orleans heard OF the lat.
ter invitation d veteran Of the south.
crn city said that the encampment
would hear from New Orleans before
1915. the year Of the opening OF the
Panama canal
The proposition for dollar a day
pension for life wifi doubtless be
sheNed by the eneampment. The com
mittae on pensions. which made its
repoT. TO the encampment, decided
against the proposition on the ground
that II would be too expensive TO the
national government. II is figured
out that dollar a DAY would increase
the pension roll more than 100000.
0o0 year ard mat II would take a
half million dollars In the next two
years for pensions. The pension roll
now amounts TO $l60,0O0,0O0.
The report OF the pension commit
tee favor6 the McComber bill. now in
congross, removing the restrictions
which bar women who are married TO
veterans after June q, 1870. and
have since become widows, from re-
ceiying pensions The bill, however,
bars women who become widows
within three years after they marry
Veterans.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-23

more deeply for their women than
the American men. Take the working
class, for example. When young
man over here gets married, he near
" always expects his wife to go on
working If she has been doing SO be-
fore marriage Now, in Germany, We
wouldn't think Of such thing.
Says Our Young Are pepraved
"The depravity of young girls and
young men has appalled, me. tave
heard that the American men We're TO
blame for this. that they encouraged
young girls of Is and 16 years to mis-
behave. Such a thing would not be
tolerated in Europe, in Germany es'
pecially.
1T is a shock to one with Old World
IDEAS TO find how immoral so many
CT our young women are. Not even
IN Paris, with all its reputation for
wickedness, haye | seen what ] Lave
seen in New York.
"The trouble Is that young women
in America have too much freedom
Then, both the men and women mar
ry too Young. II Is not In the least
unusual TO hear of boy of 19 marry
ing girl of 1G. Naturally the boy
has not had his fling and the first
chorus girl who comes along finds him
easy prey-and then the divorce
court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-23
REV. CONGER
HEARS FROM
THREADG|LL

Oklahoma City, Okla, Sept. 2S--
The following open letter from Dr.
John Threaagill, chairman of the
executive committee Of the local op'
ton and high license campaign, has
bene submitted to Mr.. George D. Con-
ger, superintendent Of the Anti-Sa-
loon league of Oklahoma.
Oklahoma City. Sept. 10
Mr.. Geo. d. Conger. superintendent
Anti-Saloon League.
Dear Sir:--In view OF the fact that
tte Anti-Saloon league has called up
on all ministers of the gospel through
out the state Of Oklahoma to preach
sermon In favor of the present pro-
hibitory law and against the priuci-
pie Of local option and license, and as
suming that every good man In the
pulpit In this state VIII especially de-
sire to give to his congregation the
absolute truth, that we may all come
to acorrect understanding of the con-
ditions. We submit the following:
The people OF the state of Oklaho.
ma are little dicerent from the peo.
pie Of any other state in the union
Ia their tendencies aud desires and
the people Of the whole United States
on questions OF vital Importance, are
anxious 10 know the truth. Deua-
goguery has prevailed to an unusual
extent OF recent years aud the voters
have been frequently inisled, quite of
ten by sincere men who believe theS
are telling the truth
In this campaign against prohlbl'
ton il is our desire to take the psO
PIE of this state into our confidence
te lay every fact obtained before them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-23

chants yet rs per cent OF them took
space IN a fake advertising scheme
and paid handsomely to have that
work done at Texas city printing
plant. And still they shout, patron
ize home industries
How can the consumer conscienci-
ously patronize home industries In
every thing when these things are so
well known generally.
Organized labor seems To be drawn
into most of the discussions and II is
to be regretted that 1t has been mixed
up in the closing of the suit clubs. !
have talked to many union men and
none seemed to have known there
was such a proposition running. |
feel confident In saying not one Of the