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The daily sentinel., 1910-10-29
GOOD ROADS!

Good Coal, Good Water fer Teams.
At the Hunter coal mine, Sits per
ton. There viii alw % plenty Of
coal on hand: no waiting for loads.
Come once; then you will come again.
William McGinley. owner.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-29

Word received here today from
Colorado Springs is to the effect that
j. d. Holden. formerly of this city
who was arrested there on the eve OF
an elopement with another mans
wife, was released without further
prosecution
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-29

Clarence A. Lyman, veteran news
paper man and at present IN charge
OF the eastern department OF ! the
Reed interests here. Will address the
real estate mems luncheon at the la
Court Monday noon on SALES Meth
DDS in Reaching Eastern Investors
and Homeseekers. hir. Lyman has
Just returned from the East and his
address will be Of great value TO local
realty dealers us we'll as all who are
Interested in the growth and develop-
ment of the valley. While these
luncheons are primarily for the realty
interests OF the city. all members Of
the Chamber of Commerce are well
come. Tickets for the luncheon
should be secured from the La Court
at once.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-29

The force in the county clerks Of
fire is working overtime these days
preparing the registration books for
the lection on November 8.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-29

The itinerant vendor is in our
midst again with his street-corner
spell-binding and his wares, with the
usual crowd hanging around.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-29

Harry Neel, editor of the DeBeque
New Era and Grand Valley News is
In the city on business
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-29

KINDLING ready cut for the stove
or furnaoe.-Juanita Sales Company.
Phone Junction 1923.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-29
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

All bids on the Melrose addition to
be in by Tuesday. November |, noon.
w j. PONSFORD.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-29
Blackie Bennett. OF whitewater
was on the streets this morning.

Never mind what price shoe you
want. but come here and we viii
give you what you want.-McConneu
q Lowe.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-29

Rope for tie cowboy or farmer.
sd AAAesy. .-sfa ZH1s.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-29
To The Afflicted.

Having pracced this city the past eighteen ve.r +h
fore being well known thousands people wish to call th
attention Of those needing services that am nre
pared to treat and all conditions surgical in
with the best teachings the day. that nv office
is equipped with the best known tbose
suffering either from disease other departures from be
For the continual increase of business many friends b
nave come 10 me since came
ano II u lies In my power to increase the happiness anyone who
suffering 1t shall be welcome task So During tbe mas,
epidemic typhoid fever during which scores of
have the satisfaction of not having single case This aIon
great satisfaction to Many supposed hio J;.
eases are easily controlled Do despair until W. v
= r .~~A
The Doctor favoaby the entire western s M
nvng peen IN active practice in his the mast
eighteen years. where he enjoys the confidence of tou
SANDS OF his patients and associates The spent
in the study of his profession visiting many foreign and
investigating disease of hospitals throughout Euone az
well as making special Investigations disease in its most fra
quend regions Especially this true Hay Fever and
pnolo teve The Doctor hss made
OF these Diseases visiting Switzerland epidemic and
studying the disease in its home that the accented eo
Of its unfound but that real cause was reav ~
moVedand the disease urabe which proved in MANY
SINCE typhoid broken in
to his work. generally within Hay Fever-the busbear m
the summer months is readily cured fact the Doctor ne
those cases which not desired by the average physician has
'nen out ana mas great pleasure in relieving them
Ii You Are Afflicted
with any OF the above other chronic or acr de.e
qung dlelne or surgical attention. call the Doctor ns h
Will tell You honestly whether he Won or mot as we'll ,
cured his opnion. : 80 - '0A is'Se nut Sc
Doctor Eiddges permanent address E. F Edrdoe M NJ,
olo mann street Grand Junction Co his offices are alvay
open and supplied with the obtainab in d1ug edion
lngs and all that pertains either the practice Of ~ I
science of surgery, 9e VI 'he
-Exs-S
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-29

Sentinel want 81 bring r,s.l.a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-31
individuality IN Journalism
WI lanl Marion kcCdl

The newspaper it seems TO me, Is
one institution that would not be inn
progcd by being socializel. All we
can hope for is that i, may be more
siIungly indi,idnalizcd, and tSat IN
The effort for popular. appiowl big
journalists MiHtmorc aud more break
away, from interpretation support and
coieg,tnihe common eoodJ Tho best
,bOpc qG aiNubnaiissc itealisni is a r,'
fsulm dmsdoHlhalisti ,indivhlualism,
ston lileuiipNes when u.lps nfeg diana,
lGroclesa2RaymoDd9dtM M@diil, McCuF
lagh, were the papers Now the pa
pcrs are corporations, anG the man
al the head is lost, with some cx-
ccptions. Hearst, pulitzer and Wat
terson are personalities Of whom we
knew ,tough to make all allowance
for What they say or do. Aedill Me.
Ccrnick Is showing bigncss in his
conduc, OF The Chicago Tribune. w
r. Nelson is fosce of might in the
Kansas City Star Where are the
uthersg All these have faults. but
they have one merit in common. they
are not wholly aud absolutely CON
trolled by the corporations; they are,
in varying degrees Of heartiness. for
the people
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-31
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10 stoop 10 conquer is tea.sinDid
The successful man never bclltycs
in luck
The woman who wears her heart
ON ser sleege shouldn't play poker
Love is blind; CT, at least, he
dcesn't always succeed in shooting
straight.
1t is very careless of girl TO drop
her eyes, especially ii they are glass
eyes.
He is wise weather prognosti-
Gator who predicts clear day and
then carries an umbrella.
Hoax--''I once fell over 40 feet
without hurting myself. Joax--
Whose feet were they?"
II is just as well to remember that
The fellow who asks for the loan OF a
dollar viii usually accept a quarter
Eyenff some people could be made
10 understand that every cloud has a
silver lining they would kick because
1t wasn't gold.
'B'obbs--" Biones is neyer satisfied
unless he kills two birds with one
stone" slobbs-"And he isn't salts
fed then, unless he geis the stone
back"
Youngpop-"Congratulate me- In
the father of a bouncing boy.' Wig
wag-"A bouncing boy. Ell? Well
here's hoping yoq may some day ge'
him a job in a dime museum as al
indian ruhbe' man.
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JUST PLAIN STATEMENTS

Oklahoma Democracy owes to no
citizen more or less than Ola plain
statement OF state affairs. That is
offered al all times with the puDhc
record open for the inspection Of who
soeyer viii examine therein for his
own saiisfaetion 1nat the long and
the far cries of the siate machine
herd of Republicans will gain that
outfit 2 vote is moi believed by the
most numble or adlnittede by ihos
OF discerning mind.
But SO long as Washington recosnl-
ton comes 10 those vine are So dis
ircsscd for Federal appointments, that
long viii continued slander be made
against any OF all members Of The
present state administration.
Thcrt Is no part' OF The record De
nocracy desires concealed, not onc
act lhai aces no admit OF the full.
cst publicity There is no one OF
sound judgment VINO wishes the peo
4 PIE to be deceived as to present con
dillon or past action
Z Democracy las onsted The carpet
bagges regime The people by theil
ballots stated they were through VIII
the old gang and the system it placed
in vogue, The people are supreme
They rule. Not by choice of any par
IN but because that was the cardina
! principle of our government and i
can not be changed. What the people
want they proceed TO demand in Tho
proper manner and those imperative
statements must be co-incided witt
or failure follows fast upon the heeli
OF refusal. The people are Supreme
and Democracy is the party of th'
people, doing their bidding from
choice Let no one be deceived b,
the present tactics of the state Re
publican organization Plain tru'
statements OF Oklahoma condition
alone are demanded by the body poll
I tie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-31
Build the viaduct.
FLYING A NEW FLAG

The so-called Republican state. ma
chine is or should be flying a new
flag.
II should be black background, with
the picture Of a blue-gum niger in
upper left-hand corner a carpetbag
design in the center below which the
word classification should be painted
In raised letters of green and yellow
with the entire lower part of the en-
hem carrying this inscription: For
Nothing and Against All That is-lo
Hell with Principle, So We Get the
Jobs" allowing the upper right-hand
corner or the flag for whatever
changes may seem necessary save
that all inscriptions should be BY the
side OF building Intended 10 recall
the little earthly hell the former ter
ritorial authorities permitted at tht
Noman asyium--but space must be
left at either top or bottom to carry
adycrtisin' to effect the old outfit is
trying 10 get back in power and, il
successful, former corporation exploit
alton will be 2gain unrestricted, pro
yidiDg former adjustment Of profits
be allowed.
This flag should be Of regulation pl
rate size. aud. when being carried o.
a great reform charge, Pat Dore, jim
Harris, Jake Hamon aud Cash Cad
win take turns carrying ii up The ac
,gcent OF Pur,ty Heights.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-31

wrong 1t courts the fullest publicity
of the record--one that the state
Republican machine issued an o.del
to the members OF the party In the
lower house TO vote against
The opposition, refusing to vote for
an investigation after all the inuen-
does and semi-charges had TO. file
some sort OF charge, and the one
against the gubernatorial desk was
The only one they could get signed
Failure TO sustain that charge was
known to those making it in advance
But that after effect was arranged
for by a systematic TRADE of false
hoods which started when the "or
gans' commenced TO declare the
charges already proven before they
were filed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-31
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CLIFFORD P,NcHoT

CLIFFORD PiNCHOT
All hail the noble Pinchot in his fighl
For pure government and eterna.
right,
That every freeman shall equally
share
Gcds munificence abounding every
where.
He'd replant the forest for one and al
That no greedy nand shall mark thei,
fall,
But generous supply shall freely
flow,
To all of Gods creatures here below
He'd store away heavy rains, o.
shower
Ic furnish each aud all the needed
power,
10 turn the wheels Of every industry
And fill every need of husbandry.
lie would save the coal in mothe
earth.
The gas and oil to warm every heaTtl
Spread warmth with joy tbroughou
the land,
And shield us from The Trust Robber
band
He'd conserve our country and max
ii free,
! Restore to MS Justice aud liberty
And God grant this noble, patrioti
man
May succeed in his glorious plan.
TH0S. G. WHITELEY.
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(Atchison Globe }

A real thoroughbred never eats
breakfast until p. m.
Waen women 90 shopping ii Is
more than half loafing.
If man has dyspepsia, he way
to his heart is not through his stom
ach
4 is easy for some men to boycott
meat Their wives always burn It
aniway
Every time an unhappy married
woman hts a headache she blames /
On her husband.
So many men are wearing uniforms
nov the surest way to attract atten
tion is not to wear one.
Jealousy is deplorable. but IL ma,
be said for it that it occasionally pre-
yen,s gadding which is worse.
The idea that what you don't know
won't hurt you, is frequently a mis-
take: il may cost YOU your job.
You are an industrious citizen !
your garden looks as well next sum
mer as it does in your imagination
now.
A man never looks as we'll as hC
does after he has been dead three o.
four wears, and you see him in hil
Photograph
Much az We dislike cur dogs, We
will give them this much credit
Thoy never make any pretension a
being anything else.
II woman permits an agent tt
delay her five minutes in getting he
husbands dinner. he has a right It
doubt that she loves him
Some of the new stvles of coiffure'
suggest that brothers football ha'
been substitute for The old fashioned
hnlngna sausage tNpe Of raj.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-31

tlNated my children Won't YOU try
To see it my way. and reconsider /
The little governess shook her head (
I'm sorry" she, said
Chclwick erossej his hands at his
back aud look several inpatient
turns up and down ,be room. Then
impulsisely, he TAwa ~ riVtfb gasd
hand that hun4gSs Id R4l& Nnd
crushed Il in his palm.
"Duat go!' he begged.
We can't do without you Mar
ca . - -
The governrss scaoglR h@ breath
wth 4 little impcrceptihlc Jerk,
The house would be 4 wilderness
with YOU gone
Marcias heart stood still
~fhings would go all to rack. -.
can't you see His warm breath fam.
ned her cheek.
She turned ard looked Sat him,
drawing her trembling hand outof his
clasp IF was sure you needed me.
So"
Need youl Good heavens, child,
we simply can't get along with you
Z S,buS. 1tNAt Hldut uui SHHSulht ~
long that-oh, we'll it's out of the
question. that's all"
Yet | fear | must The girls
voice held out valiantly.
And --shan't--there's an end
Of it," The peculiar. mastery ring
was in his tone, and Marcia shook
under it. But she caught herself
4 quickly together.
4 There was a tense moment of ST
lence Again he took her haiid this
ime in both his own. MY children
need YOU more than anybody in the
world right now, Marcia. They've
never known any real motherly care
since their own mother died. You
you unde-stand what it is that f.anean
10 you not?'
His tone vibrated through the iii
lie governess heart like a strain OF
exquisite music. Her lips dropped
and she waited for the words he
would speak next. tAf%
His eager glance devoured her face
You will stay Marcil?"
i She looked at him mutely. An In
stant OF self-revelation encompasset
aim. And then, all at once some
thing that was in his eyes, some
thing that, though no language o
words spoke, told her the truth, ant
! an inward Joy touched her features
with strange radiance.
Marcia."
She met his eyes frankly.
stay for my sake; becanse-I low
, you, and want you for my wife,
Her trembling hands sought ono an
! other. her shy glance duivered. Chel
wick took an eager step forward thcl
t, paused. tentatively.
/ Marcia held out her hands. and h
: gathered her, unresisting, close to hi
9 heart. Copyright, 1910 by Associal
cd Literary Press.)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-31
THE EMPTINESS OF OKLA
HOMA REPUBLiCANiSM SM

Repubncans OF standing who have
played for supremacy in this state
admit that their present state or
ganization is one Of bluff and buster.
II advocates no policy, defends no
principle and has so lar refused tJ
take positive position upon any
question of statewide Importance.
Pretending to stand for political pur-
ity, the medicine calls to its assist
ance men who have been besmeared
with all of the slime that territorial
days brought about, and the present
policy Of hiding behind ridiculous
charges and seeking 10 make il ap-
pear others do not wish 10 face those
accusations shows beyond preadyen-
ture of doubt that those making sucn
eh3rges are moi even acquainted with
the method of seeking redress OF
wrong, much less when they know nc
wrong has been done.
To charge the governor OF state
who has TO DO with boards handling
million OF so OF dollars with mis-
applying $3.50 is TO state that exc
cuiye is a person Of no common
sense.
To pretend that any man with
sound business sense had been ever
50 careless as TO allow some person OF
peEsons to take a few hundreds o.
dollars from any fund exposes only
the asinniiy of the organization
faihcfing the charge.
Statements issued in the newspap
crs which gather all of their 'opin
ions through the state Republican
press bureau TO effect the Democ
racy wishes TO postpone investiga
tion OF cha -ges lack one essential 4
being allowed credence-they ar
neither true nor have reason to b'
stated as partial truth.
Chairman Smith of the investigat
ing committee appointed by the legis
lslure "a committee the Republican
minority voted solidly againsU ha
never been man wao could be &c
cused OF double dealing, nor.h hss hi
public or private life given cause TO
any man 10 charge him with oihe
than the sirictes, integrity and high
est honor.
The committee having power in tn
Investigation OF charges filed ask n
favor: those against whom the chara
Y cs were filed ask immediate an
thorough Investigation. There will b
sncithcr delay nor attempt to concea
sjhp state organization of deposed cal
pctbaggers will, as usual. prophes
-hnd make conjoctures and possibly
sS3prciell the result, but the people ar
.ccnstomed TO the taeiics Of those dc
7inroned carpetbaggers aud give du
allowance TO their former estranE,
4ieui from fact and righteousness
~ That Droselyte who came 10 Gutl
eetO back up the spineless chari
prs OF central Oklahoma Is indeed
man Of reputation. The reputato
rs one well worth being LOST, ii sue
we're within the bounds Of possibIitl
The Democratic administration ash
mo further defense than examinatio
and thar most thorough of its re-
ord II has done what 1t pledged th
fpeople It would do--has been -carefl
Of expenditures and allowed no lea
= .,;.t The gcrc-1 I'll stcw. Tha. q
irecord must be shown is now "a
slogan OF Democracy
Democracy lays claim TO having fu
.tilied It's pledges to the people
asks no pardon for il has done \
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-31
FOR $4,000 BOND ISSUE.
Special to Daily Leader

i.awton, Okla. Jan. 81 --At Joint
meeting of The Chattanooga commer-
cial club and the board of education
here It was decided to call an cleo
tion shis spring to vote on bond is
sue of s20.00e for the building of an
eight room school house here. Al a
recent waterworks bond election only
iiye Opposing votes We're east. Chat
tanooea Is almost unanimously IN
favor of new school building,
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Ignorance isn't bliss to those who
don't know good thing when they
see It,
When you reach your bottom dol
lar you still have the foundation for
a fortune.
A girl believes in love at first sight,
but she IS sure to regret 1t if she
marries that way.
When a headache keeps girl from
seeing a gentleman caller it's sure
sign that he isn't the right one.
a girl always says Don't when a
young man tries to kiss her because
she knows that her mother would
expect her to put up some Kind of a
buff
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-31

Guthrie sends greetings to that
body Of people iesiding westward
where the railway facilities have al
ways taken them to Kansas points.
That greeting means the great east to
west railroad has been commenced
The Mountain, Valley and Plains is
to open that section to the people whc
reside there TO The capital city. Il
is the beginning OF new railway
epoch and one that viii add TO the
comfort and wealth Of great EN-
pirp
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,ti 10 ohIiw Ht1st Racsao nGhl TT
1ha weaIancss n0ojaHsla3 how thor
tempt everybody to break them. 2
man thinks he's devil Of Tcl-
low TO have a friend who knows
where chorus girl was born
Having lc shave when there isn't
iimc 10 do It Is eesponsiblc for 80
por cent Of the family breakfast
s1nabbles
The real enjoyment TO a man OF
having been sick is how be thinks
people are interested in him telling
theR how much sieAer hs vas.
The temptation about prophecy Is
when II turns out the other way yoi
can claim that's what you said and
ge' mad, II your wife locks as II she
thinks itmasnf.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-31

II. +. Beers. 61T-7th Ave, Peoria
ILL.,, writes: Il have been troubled fol
some time with kidney trouble, so Sc
verely at times could scarcely car
Jy my grips. After using one bot
tie of Foley's Kidney Pills have
been entirely relieved, and cheerfully
recommend them TO all. Foley''
Kidney Pills are healing and anti
septic and will restore health anC
strength j. n. Wallace,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-31
ON SUNDAY THEATRE OPENING
Special To Daily | Iea,ler-

Tulsa, Okla, Jan. 81 Upon q pro-
test from The Ministerial alliance.
backed by the church element OF The
city, the city commission rescindod
an order Of Police Commissioner OF
phant permitting the piou theatre 10
open On Sunday for sacred concerts.
Il was claimed that this would be Il
wedge for a general opening Of the.
atres on Sunday which has never
been permitted.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-31

Chairman James Harris and eX-
Chairman Jacob Hamon are pretend
ing to lead great reform battle for
the cause Of the ex-carpetbaggers AS
Ieformers they are not the greatest,
Yet all and somewhat. so to speak
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-31

ThuuaauJs-UT people realize there Is
something wFaHs WiEli elroKleRsafSan
position, RHt ill4i9eputFF iHis0ifar re
moved fFana tee ,Ng9linary eommorcla
chaunels We have M0 way Of getting
the inSlde iagts.aala
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-31
If You Are a TrifIe Sensitive.

About the size Of yous shoes it'i
some satisfaction TO know that man,
people can wear shoes a size smalle
by shaking Aliens Foot-Ease intt
them Just the thing for Paten
Leather Shoes, and fo breaking II
New Shoes Sold Everywhere, 25c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-31

Democrats will fight their djfleg,
enccs in the Democratic way. 1hicy
do not solicit the support of the men
VITO are arrayed TO destroy the very
principles Of Democracy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-31

Democratic officials will continue
the transaction OF business in The
right way without regard TO the carp
ing negatives who operate the state
Kennbllcan machine
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-31

Republicans are busy explaining
how they viii do things for the pco
pie after the elimination Of Speaker
Cannon. But. fore ana aft, Cannon
elimination seems far distant.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-31

Wichita ne wspapers pound for pro
gressiye Republieanism in Kansas and
pound progressive Republicans in
tbis state. Why?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-31

President Taft may whitewash Bal
linger but the chances are the PIN
chot rainy season will wash off the
white wash coat.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-31

With Morgan and McGuire in the
nsurgent column, Creager is the only
big Republican in the state standing
for Aldrich and Cannon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-31

After havngi declared it knew not
what was being done, an East side
Republican newspaper charge $ the
slate solons with not attending TO
dutipQ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-31

MOI all men who claim they are
great can prove their claim. That ac.
counts for 50 much lack of proof in
state Republican circles.