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

AJktIuOUldHS nave hD 'di AAANA i4i'N
Y. taxes made by outside residents viii
et Naye much TO do with the develop
lson, OF the new state insofar as re-
,ates 10 local affairs wherein local
ri capital may be called upon 70 create
a. Anaith and stimulate development
A Trouble comes through the fact thal
actual relation OF truths concefhlhs
ri the new state are so marVelous anu
be s9 incredible, based according 10 lhe
yc i story and POSSIBILITIES Of the oideF
RI states. that the average man ialis 10
perceive and comprehend the oppor-
taniiies at hand.
N Oklahoma is the land OF sunshine,
The land Of golden opportunities ana
III, one state of the Union where cap
Al ral and labor unite for the muluai
developments Of wonderful natural Ie-
sources
CT Being such, whatsoever hinaers lhe
iuestment Of one dollar does me
q, s;aie twenty dollars worth OF dam
ag>
So great are the possibilities OF
tais state and so wonderful the APP
Ilecation in values OF real properly
~ mat dollar invested today means
ua two five times in less than decade.
W Here and there some disappointed
ID nerson who devoted his enc rgies OF
ty talents in the wrong direction, has
something derogatory to say OF the
It state or some particular part thereof
in bit IN the main, the stories OF thls
air ale excel what the average outsider
le' eau believe.
\ fItf "a a
~. seeking investment who are timid con
ar corning the new state. Tne constant
as iiraae of abuse heaped up 10y the
mi committee OF organized opposition
nel has hurt-how much no one can nope
10 ascertain. Bun every commerela
organization within the state seeking
~ nrine in new wealth and deNelol
ID pgtural resources; to manufacture lht
III .as products and bring consumer
'ni aud producer closer to each othef
7ef should make an herculean eitort lC
res thwart the evil done or attempted
+ Nv the partisan committee thar na'
LAP so loug worked as the Republican
g p1,iy IN this state In so doing "a
ug T.artisan purpose VIII be served lh'
organization opposing he pa ~ ~
,ru rover is merely negail0n ouilii, ,
realizes the people have often dls
credited ii and that II eau mol or
On jts merits ever hope 70 be- success
e @u Therefore the leaders ilf y
rs. thnsp who still wear the livery 2
ete great party, through HE system o
lies ,0uto, sill menace the siat ~
me cause of their own bad fepuie an'
sro The stories they tel about IT II ih'
arr Republicans 81 the state wish to nam
sat lam an organization, they have ti'
eai Strength ami the standing 81 10 d
mi aud can have not unlN recognition
ese p,li be- powerful factors Tor the con-
say non rood lgut that party name
nei raderaIy powerful though y may "
JOY can accomplish naugh while lh
as ane and uniforms rest where lhe'
i9o ar and have been for so many wear.
rs Years
9 keeping a record suaighi is n'
y light task Democracy e-eated an OF
ade gauic law and the people chose
as Democratic legislature to W'alll'
ess and carry into being the better iea
u inres OF The laws. There were an
les, fculties and obstacles never before
"a. ,'ii confronting any previous common
~. wealth admitted into The Union
ss' There were all of those complicated
IN cages wherein the Indian prope ~
CWuer must accept o guardian, nc
~ matter how well prepare be was ''
4 caro- for his own business, and the''
~ Gere thousands Of untried caees IRON
that side Of the state. besides th'
awful heritage of bad laws and poo
J, execution of same from This SIDE.