The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-18

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Wealth '.t' ;'t'.''''ido " ,Wf
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KIN, Tl.'o' rn ~" foI,o,ns i, enogns
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~ ~@s ~ lne "trio N.Y. a,,o,iooa nnst or
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Il tne ~ ~ NJ. oa,,t n,orn than
Ion vears ago
nsSaat,tna {. ana epormors
.,,','e1n, ooni, 'iin7 r9otion 7 -" ma total her
eari M Irnitoat S.ates in 1906
uepi ...l, q eoi - anS -, 1000 IL was s95Ot
VIZ 49,, 60, ,,'iation 'nu Il h,d crown nv
n,an,, 'n miIlione in these thirteen
wars the amount Of money to each
jndivid;al had increased by S13 60, or
nnre than 60 per. cent. The increase
N no to,al gold production Of the
N IA which rose from S1lS,S4S,GtG
In 1880 10 over s427,00000O in 1908,
has hoen made fhel basis for one
fo,m and anoiber Of credit issues
aooraoaiino a. vast. snn
a,rho to,te A. another oo,frihptine
\ :, - tha4 1, can furnieh
s.' ,.,ini aenIanatinn Mar 10
Dui p" p@.,,p' pri,'itaa osta,,t aan tbo risa IN
cs,s ~, " urioas i,a, ha affoctad nv or traced
toou pliog9 "e "".O ,1a a,,n, uw,odities w thas
~ ~ 'no ny,t9rt l,' mo iT ie inonerative
" 49,, sa,il,, aeocts nrices dirnctf y
- snt'',S ~ ia,,,o,.t,ir. Noyortha.
90 os,p ,a..,,t n,ms, hcar IL share If
iEo9' ,nv iist' 'l',' fr. ,i.inr nrires
i0si'0i'''"''''| ''
"Comb,nallons Wnleh are ac'utiiy
! IN restraint ol lrade, Whlch nase
mcuppohzea theif hela ana ~ ei.nV'
( controlled Dy eohlulph SECRET iiau'
agement on secre asreeh'eul -
nam AN eI9rpl'an' cpai se9 "iV p"'
( ly respolslpie'
"Stlll more of Inc rise OF prices y
due to the decline OF agricultural
products as compared Wilh the lA-
crease of population Decrease III we
number CT cattle aud swine was ala)
given as a reason
When due allowance has been
made for he effect of these lorcea
that make for dearer living tncFe
still remains large unexplained
balance said Mir Hill This mus
be credited to the lavish eNpendi-
ture which has now grown De q
national trait.
Waste, idleness and rising wages
ran ulerrelal-d 10 one anQl ne.5 new
rs cause and now as erect are
next to an oycrissue OF Hredeemahle
paper, the three mos, powefip lQFeeT
in the world to raise prices1 ti.,
Perhaps lhe greatest tac.or oil al
in The price problem is me wac
ra e. Li&f ybody knows tnal iaDo'
cost is the principal Item ID all lorm'
Of industry The wage rate mas peer
rising steadily in his country row
erful iurces are back OF inns move
meni. IL has public sympalny' l'
resist u Is diilicult All may be dan
gerous. As cost OF production Il
/ chiefly labor cost the price OF th'
Z finished article must go up II th'
I price OF labor is raised rms Is JUS
i as he OF the farm as OF me factory
+ The effect OF naiqnal vase o
y capital is felt Immediately III me add
. cd weight If ,aSation Ihe take
p lee ed annually from the ralifoad
. Of The country have Increased NOR
han 200 per cent since 1857 Inc.
+ increased hy forty million dolafs ah'
{ by more than SlVO per nile oi 'rac'
r between 1900 and 1913.
S The modern theory that you cal
s safely tax the wealthy IS Just as 1I
+ noxious as the medieval theory ma
0 YOU can safely oppress or kili On