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The Montgomery tribune., 1910-10-21

Susan Elizabeth Gliser, daugh-
ter OF Albert E. and Lennie Gli-
ser, was born Oct. 2, 1910, and tell
asleep in Jesus October Is, at $3.50
p. m. Besides father and moth
er, she leaves two grandmothers,
one grandfather and a large num-
Der OF other relatives and friends
to mourn her death. After short
services at the home, the remains
were laid to rest in the cemetery
at Montgomery City Sunday AZ
ternoon, Oct. 16, 1910.
Woodson Walker has two chill
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-10-21
me -.rxr Price SIC
VI s;:,; . ..- ROLLA S. PAUL :::.::; y: 9:
husn rsFs Size and 81

WANTED-An experience color
ed pastry cook in Family Hotel.
$4,000 per month room and board.
Usona Hotel.
Kingshighway & MCPHERSON,
st. Louis, Mo.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-10-21

Rev. ]. .. Kerr Of Perry, Mo-,
former pastor Of the Presbyterian
church here, will occupy the pull
pit Of that church In this city next
srndsg 9 & Il q I e: snd II ;so , b g e,
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-10-21

Oy6tera shipped direct from
khe ocean, at KnRane3s.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-10-21

WOodson Walker has two chill
'iren sick wien typhQld keyer. VA
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-10-21
Warm Floors and Healthy
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Coles Hot Blast has guaranteed door
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opening. Contrast this simple cleanly feed with the side
door ordinary heater. The side used other
permits Of dirty smoke unpleasant gas and
drops from it. If you overl side door
stove coal falls to the floor. And this you
side door heater air ght-an everlasting advantage
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remain so always.
No fires buildthe fire out in this remarkable
heater from fall until taken down in the spring
select today-surey it is the heater you
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-08-06
THE AUGUST TWENTIETH
CENTURY MAGAZINE

The Twentieth Century Maya
zine fills a unique place among
the reviews of opinion, in that it
is chiefly devoted to the authori-
tative discussion of political, eco
nomic and social problems from
the liberal or progressive view
point. Each issue contains a
number of papers that serious
minded men and women ought to
read, if for no other purpose than
to become acquainted with the
point of view of the more liberal
and radical writer's of the day.
The August issue contains some
papers that will doubtless attract
general attention. Perhaps the
most important of these are Rail
way Rate Extortion," by Levi
Stevens Lewis; Insurance Against
Unemployment by Odon Por;
Teaching the Young Idea How
to Shoot-Civically,' by Clinton
Rogers Woodruff; Conservation
the World Over" by M. F. Abbott;
THE Dead Hand in the Constitu-
tion of the United States" by
William w. Turlay; "Detroit's
Street Car Problem" by George
w. Moore; and New Zealand's
Latest Message a Vindication of
Democracy and Just Government"
by b. O. Flower, editor of the
magazine.
This issue also contains n de-
lightful short sketch of "Jane
Adams: Humanist," by the East
Indian journalist, Saint Nihal
Singh, and an intimate personal
sketch of Eugene V. Debs, pre-
pared by George BicknelI, one of
Mr.. Debs' neighbors and lifelong
friends.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-08-06
Sesaasrs SkeDsles

That clean, nice iragi ant compound
like Buoklsns Arnica SAlve will instant.
" relieve bad burn, cut, scald, wound
or piles, staggsrs skeptica But great
cures prove IL wonderful healer Of tho
worst sores, ulcers, boils. sslons. eczema.
skin sruptions. - also chappsd hands,
spsains and oosns. Try It. DC at the
Fuller Drug 90.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-08-06
THE SUGAR TRUST

Do you know the reputation,
the actual proved character of the
sugar trustP
Do you know what this organiza-
ton is that is guilty of using fire.
arms deliberately and feloniously
in the settlement of wage dis.
pute?
1t is an organization not content
with robbing the people by COM
binations, not content to extort by
deals in restraint of trade, not
content with rebates from railroads
extortions that were proved and
that were pen.lized in lawsuits in
stlgated by this newspaper.
The sugar trust, which is now
shown as deliberate murderer in
the public highways, has already
been convicted as a public and
shameless thief.
For years this trust has been
cheating the government that has
given it prot ction.
BY confession, and by every
conceivable proof, it has been
shown that this trust, taxing
every family in the land, was not
content with such a tax, but also
cheated the government of the
country through the custom house.
Their own employees confessed.
Every single manager of the sugar
trust is personally and individu-
ally thief, either by direct act or
by association. Enormous fines
have been paid to the government
following upon the confession of
thievery.
And this is the trust that, after
being convicted of theft, after be-
ing VIGOROUSLY knavish in its deal
lings, resorts to murder in the
public highways in the course of
labor strike. This is very danger
GUS for the gentlemen who wishes
to rule the United States by or
gained capital. 1t may wake the
people up and disturb moneys
Chicago American.
Three times in Oklahoma City
within three months and with
greater welcome each time than
previously, is the record made by
The Matinee Girl Musical COM
edy com pany which is to play at
the Broadway opera house next
Monday and Tuesday nights. Dan
Russell heads the company and is
supported by a superb cast, and
with q chorus recruited from the
rants of some of the leading New
V@vk <0,~,~n~sno
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-08-06

There was a heavy decline in
the stock markets last week caused
by large shipments. The drouth
in many sections forced the cattle
and sheep men to dispose of their
stuff. The recent rains, however,
have caused an upward tendency.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-08-06
CANDIDATE FOR SENATOR


Ex-Congressman Robert w.
Bonynge announces himself can
didate for United States senator
to succeed Simon Guggenheim in
1913. just what Mr.. Bonynge
stands for the voters would like to
know. Thus far he has outlined
no platform of principles. He is
n member of the monetary COM
mission of which Senator Aldrich
is chairman.
Mr.. Bonynge has been a men,
Der of this commission for two
years and has some idea of the
proposed bill his committee will
present to congress as soon as
Wall street can bring about con-
ditions by which n much larger
issue of bank notes will be de-
manded, probably at the next SEES
sion. In case Mr.. Bonynge takes
stand with Aldrich he will prove
load for his party to carry two
years hence.
Wall street is trying to divide
the people by putting the tariff to
the front-a matter that does not
concern the national banks.
Senator Aldrich and his commit
tee are moving continuously in
the interest of great central bank
that will have the power to expand
and contract the currency ut its
own sweet will. Wall street has
been trying for more than thirty
years to displncc the grccnbacks
with bank notes, but thus far has
failed. The money question ought
to be the greatest issue that has
ever been raised in the United
States and We trust the American
people will never consent to give n
private bank the power to issue
and control the circulating med
ium Of the country.
The Denver Times comes out
very plainly in opposition to the
reelection Of Simon Guggcnheim.
So fnr, no one seems to have taken
up the fight for the senator. Mr..
Bonyngc will not, however, prove
popular candidate for the senate
until he shows where he stands on
private central bank scheme. II
he endorses the Aldrich bill. he
mny ms well pull out-iirst no last.
---
Judge Blakey Of Alnmosn, drove
TO Center Thursday vim Monte
Vista with party Of land buyers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-08-06

The Iowa state republican con.
vention Tuesday was in complete
control Of the insurgents by 800
majority.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-08-06

The illiterate negroes are to be
shut out from voting in Oklahoma.
llliteracy should also be applied
to the whites rs we'll.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-08-06

J. E. Soran, from Oklahoma, is
in the valley in search Of q cooler
climate where there are no crop
failures.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-08-06

Messrs. Gordan, Hubbard and
Newman are here from Wichita,
Kansas, looking for bargains in
irrigated lands.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-08-06

Judge Blnkey Of Alamosa, drove
TO Center Thursday win Monte
Vistn with party Of land buyers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-04
A SERIOUS MATER.

The very large growth OF the cites
of the country, as shown by the cen
sus. is canse for disquietude as Wei
as congratulation. II this congestion
In cities continues without a CORE
sronding increase in agricultural pro
ducts the United states viii soon
C. ase to be an exporting country
and will have to be competing WITH
other importing countries for food. Il
such should soon come to be INC
case. the sooner we take off all 'ar
iff duties on food products tie better
SO that matters may adjust them
selves before the actual pinch comes
for enough food to feed all our peo
pie.
The high protective tariff impo'ef
on farm products is entirely useless
as long as We have a surplus thai
must be sold abroad, but directly VIZ
begin TO import ever SO liite. r7t
tariff on cattle. cereals and Other
food products would add to the nor
nal prices of such articles; which
WOULD mean from 80 TO rs per CEN
increase In the present high price o.
food
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-04
= -
DEMOCRATIC GOSPEL

A very instructive pamphlet on inc
tariff has been issued by Chairman
LLOYD Of the Nation Democratic Con
gressional committee which contains
a classic on the principles OF improve
mcnt In the revenue law being the re-
nort OF Robert J. Walker who was sec
retary of the treasury OF the United
states in 1915. What Mr.. Walker
SAID then Is Just as applicable now
as IL so admirably states the Demo
cratic policy on the tariff OF his day
as ii does of The same Issue OF olr
day.
The pamphlet also contains extracts
from speeches oil other great Demo
cratic leaders on the tariff which vii
be OF the greatest help In confirming
the faith of Democrats In the princi
pic of 4 tariff for revenue and In con
lfuting the arguments OF Republicans
for continuation Of the policy o'
! protection. Copies OF this pamphlet
Will be mailed TO Democrats. By ad
dressing Hon. James r. Lloyd. Chair
lDaD National Democratic Gonlmlttee
Washington, d E..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-04

Only moon or two ago The In.
sllrgcnts were anathema around The
Republican congressional committee
headquarters at Chicago, There was
nothing 10 bad 10 say about those in
svrgng against the Cannon ring.
Now, presto, All Is changed, and there
II nothing too good for them-- on Da-
per. VIII you walk into my parlor?
said the spider TO the fly. etc.
Whether the insurgents viii walk in
and bite az the bait OF campaign
funds remains to be seen. The state
ment issued by the chairman Of the
committee after conference with
tile other members declared thai:
Candidates classed as insurgents
would N no way be Disseminated
against bv the committee, and that
such reports are an unjust reflection
against the political integrity Of The
committee He further stated that
'only such speakers will be sent to
any district as are requested By the
congressional candidate" Bah, The
political lptegritv" of the committee
has been so frazzled by former as
well rs by receat events that II Is not
worth considering. And the Repub-
llcan candidates whether Of the M
srrgent or stalwart variety. are so
ratified tat they don't know wao or
what brand of speakers they want.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-04
TIME TIE cReAr HEALER.

All hail 10 the wisdom and patriot
ism OF the great majority OF tie G.
\. r. The sentiment of the maiorl.
" OF the delegates to the late meet
ing of ire Grand Army OF the Rcpub.
liz was shown by their refusal 10
adopt q resolution calling for the re-
moval of the statnc OF Robert h. Lee.
the great Confederate general. from
the United States Capitol Their ac-
ilon proves. more than anything else
that has occurred. that the country
is united and that seciionalism is
only 4 memory
AS men draw near 10 the end OF
their days they became more folcr-
mt and conservative, 50 that even
the wounds OF tae Civil War are heal
ed. for each one knows that the lime
is almost here when nothing re.
mains for him but 10 rest In peace.
Time heals all things We may.
therefore. hope To see a national re-
union OF the Blue and the GRAY be-
fore the remnant left has Joined the
great majority What 4 glorious re-
union that would be when. In fact not
IL theory, ali sectional strife would
be forgotten. and as one country and
under one flag we could march on
ward to our glorious destiny. Thc
Southern patriot conld then hope u
see his son the president OF tle re-
united country. which honor has so
far been denied him. although hp
fought side by side. under the same
flag, with the Northern patriots n
the battle of Manila Bay or Santiago
II viii soon be so, brothers, for ~
Shakespeare says.
times glory is to calm contendles
kings.
To unmask falsehood and bring
truth TO light
Tic stamp the seal Of time on aged
things.
To wake the morn. and sentinel the
night.
To wrong the wronger, till he render
right
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-04
nEMocRArlc cAPAcLTY

Whom 4 crisis occurs 10 our politi.
ca affairs. as at the present juno.
ture, Il always produces lenders VINO
me pushed % the front by events
Sometimes auch men are selected By
thcir eompattlots because Of their
fitness for commAni N the cmergen.
cy but more often they have sway
from b gradual ahowing of the power
they pnsRass 10 40 the right thlng AZ
the right time rhe Democracy ~
fortunate ii thia time d political int
mutt ii having several leaders Who
hay eshown extraordinary capacity
fol reforming political abuses MayoI
Gaynor. OF New York. Is such q man,
Governor Cfothcfs. Of Maryland Is
another. Governor Harmon, oR Ohio,
IA one more. and number OF other
honest and able Democrats could pc
mentioned
The blk cities Of the country arc
diffcnlt to govern. and the great flow
81 foreign population 10 their slums
adds greatly 70 tho complications that
are constantly arising. The good
policing OF large city Is q probleTn
THAT Is difficult 10 solve, and Mayor
Caynor Was in the midst OF reformlnb
the New York police force when the
assassin ssot him down. All good
democrats win pray for his full re
covery AMI the resumption of his
good work.
Governor Crothtrs, OF Maryland,
has been compelled. under the laws
Iuf that state. to Investigate the no.
lice commissioners OF Baltimore; and
from the preliminary examination OF
The condition of affairs IN that city,,
|he VIII PROBABLY be compelled TO re-
move them from office and appoint
more competent men II leeds the
Two great Democratic requirements
of tse highest order ability and
pnrify conditions brought
about BIZ long continued abuses: bul
Governor crothers Is quite equal 10
the task
Governor Harmon, Of Ohio. as
been hampered in his work Of re-
forming the abuses that have existed
under Republican rule In Ohio, by
q hostile majority in the legislature
but be has done wonders, notwiih-
standing that handicap, and the pco
pie of Ohio seem intent on giving
him another lease of power.
With leaders such as these, the
Democracy will attain a long lease OF
power so that all political abuses
NAV he abolished.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-04
MAlcA nNEA

Joe McNeal, You are crtlclzlug The
Democratic administration loi' build.
ing state Institutions, insane asylums,
pcnltcntlarles, rcfor msch0Ols. agri-
cultural and mechanical colleges, aud
other educational Institutional schools
Of mines and Industrial schools, AS
administration that has equipped the
state with some Of tho best inatltu-
tIons d nr iuund anywhere Id the 40.
lon orphans home seheol Tor the
bllnd. etc
Nna Nj McNcai, Just come out
.n hr open be faif ana honest witrt
tha people. put your finger oh anyone
Nol these institutions That you would
abatdon II you were governor OF this
STATE, Get specific, name ihc lnsiltn.
tlon Your reckless generalltles mean
nothing but sour stomach. You
bow abQnt the great wealth you have
accumulated tell Us one Single lri-
stance In which you ever relieved one
minute Of human suffering New
State Tribune.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-04
State

coyernor--Lee Cruce, Of Ardmore
Lieutenant-G t-Governor--J J.. McAles
ter. Of McAlester.
For Secretary OF state Bent r
Harrison, Of Calvin.
Treasurer Robert Dunlop, OF New
kirk.
Auditor--Leo Meyer, Of Sayre.
Superintendent OF Publ c lnstruc'
tion--R.. II. Wilson. OF Chickasha.
Attorney General--Charles West, OF
Enid
Commissioner OF Charities and Cor
rections Kate Barnard, OF Oklahoma
City
Labor Commissioner Charles r.
Dangheriy, OF oklahoma City.
Corporation Commssioncr--Georee
A. iIenshaw, Of Madill-
President Board OF Agriculture
Thomas bryan. Of Perry.
State Printer Giles Farrls. OF Man
gum
Inspector and Examincr--C. A
Taylor. Of Pond Greek
.dine Inspector Ed Boyle, OF Chant
Assistant Mine inspectors. John
O'Britn First dIstric.. IchIgh; Martin
Clerk. seeond distcict. McAlester:
Frank Haley. Third district. Henry
eta.
Insurance Commissioners A. BAL
lard. OF Coyle.
Clerk Supreme court-W. II. :.
Campbell. Of Ada.
Supreme Court
For Associate Justice-M. J Kane,
n King.isher.
For Associate Justice. J.. Dunn,
u Alva-
Criminal Court OF Appeals
Thos. II. Doyle, Northern District
Perry.
Henry NJ. Furman. Southern dis
trict Ada.
]. A. Armstrong. Eastern district
Hugo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-04

Joe McNeal has a versatile policy
so TO speak. lie believes IN cent
corn aud 40 per cent money lie also
approves OF the Scent railroad fare
which the corporation commission or.
det.ed cur 10 cents. ioe's general
slogan is ''morc business ana less poll.
ties His past record shows that Joe
knows what business is- for Joe. II
Joe didn't want any more politics why
did Joe Jump Into the ring and do the
Gandidilurial stunt9 JOe's record In
school board deals and banking bnsi-
ness would indicate that Joe wants
just enough politics to get him 10 on
the inside here Ae eau Do more bus.
ness'--ior Joe. Seeg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-04
The Republican standpats are not

The Republican standpats are not
following the pace set by the Kansas
City Journal standpat. The latest
from the Jonrnal Is this Theodore
Roosevelt Is cDe OF the greatest pol
iilcal acrobats The country has ever
known He proclaimed wild and fran
tic theories OF the new nationalism'
IT. the West, but when II came time
for the New York state convention he
had had opportunity TO observe the
political storm that was headed his
way He realized that his soclaistic
program, while relieving the hearty
support OF such Western extremists
as I!llstow Stuhbs and White, was
disapproycd BY the Republican masses
OF the East Therefore Roosevelt re-
set his sails and started off ma new
tack. The leaving OF tue Western in.
sugents high and dry was only an
incident. Theodore Roosevelt cares
nothing for his followers If he can
cXalt himself
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-04
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.



First Distrlct-N =. Mcneil, q
\ rawnee..
Second District--E. l.. Fulton, Of
Oklahoma City.
Third District--James Davenport, OF
vinita
Fourth District--charles Carter, Of
Ardm0re
Fifth District Scott Ferris, OF Law
ton
District
District Judge llth Dlstrict-Free
man u. Miller. OF saltwater.
County
4 Superior Judge-Joel NJ. Sandlin, Of
Guthrie.
County Attorney-M. C. Jefferson
Of Crescent.
shcrIn-Bart Murphy, Of Marshall
County Clerk--R. Il. Stobaugh, Of
Crescent
Clerk Superior Court Clifford f.
McCubhn. OF I.awric township.
] County Judge John ID. Chappelle,
tof Guthrie.
Treasurer-Wm Rltzhaupt, OF Guth'
ne.
< Register OF Deeds-v. NJ Higgln-
bciham. Of Springer.
/ Clerk District Court
/ County Superlntendent-Edna VIII
son of Meridian.
Comfy Surveyor
4 County WeIgher--
4 Senator 12th Dlstrlct--Frank OIL
smith. OF Guthrie.
Representative, First dlstrlct-H. v.
4 Smith OF Crescent.
/ Representative Second disctrict-H.
f. Derwin OF Guthrie.
Representative 3rd Dlstrlct-George
f. Clayton, Waterloo. Okla.
Commissioner. First district. G.
( Lewis. OF Luarie.
Commissioner. Second dlstrict--J
D. Murphy OF Guthrie township.
Commissioner 3rd Dlstrict-Johr
l0Nell, OF Marshall.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-04

Dispatches from Beverly seem 10
Indicate 4 desire 90 annex Mr. Roose
welt to the Democratic party We Oh.
jcci the colonel n too much OF q
mischief-maker. W. don't care for
AldrIcl. Cannon. Sherman. Guggen-
helm. Payae. ct al. who The colonel
assares ns are just Ike ourselves
probably not much better, aud eer
tainly no worse AS Democrats, we
view ihom rs being not "jnst like
ourselves" tlank goodncs.i.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-04
G o Q o Q 9 o Q o . Q Q o 6 Q
, HALF MINUTE SMILES {
. coo oooo 10000 oocc {

He-That's queer looking rocking
chair.
She Yes It was brought over In
the Mayfowcr
He-Ah, indeed One of the orlgi
nal Plymmth Rockers, as II were
John deaf" queried the young
wife, elanclng up from the physical
culture magazine she was persuing,
what is your idea Of a perfect fig
ure?'
We'll" replied her husband. esli0,,
000 may not be perfection, but It's
near enough 10 satisfy man of my
simple stes."--Chicago Daily News.
= hope You'll take good care OF
your doll. dcary." said the mother.
BE careful and not scratch IL
why. mammu?''
Because you'll spoil Il u you
scratch H."
ri won't spoil Il to scratch It's head
win Il. mama. Yonkers Statesman,
You are not experimenting on
yourself when you take Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy for cold as
that preparation has won It's great
reputation and extensive sale by its
remarkable cures OF colds. and can
always be depended upon, Il IL
equally valuable for adults and chill
dicn aud may be given to young
ceildren With implicit confidence as
II contains 90 barmiui drug, soid
BY all dealers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-04

The Guggsnhe.m family appears 10
BE pretty we'll protected by the tariff;
for the New York World gives a lisf
OF the products of 20 trusts on some
OF whica the duties were largely in.
creased and IN which the Gnsgen-
helms are very largely interested.
United States senator Guggenheim,
with whom Roosevelt was hobaobbing
at Denver. Is candidate for re-elec-
tion from Colorado. ana the honest
voters OF that state win no doubt at.
tend 10 his case next November.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-04

Winton churchhill may yet be Gov
ernor OF New Hampehire If he Will
Keep pegging at the old machine.
He scored several points in the last
election In that state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-04

The machine Republicans of New
York who are high-class Federal Of
flee holders are mostly lined up for
Mr. Roosevelt as delgaies to the con
yention, and civil service tradition
have been thrown to the winds rne
colonel is, OF course. a civil service
reiormer, but
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-04

Vice President Fairbanks has been
heard from He says there IS 100
much hysteria abroad in the country
ana that the watchyord should DO
down With the demagogue and up
with the patriot" The former vice
president is not progressive. He is
merely a has-been.