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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-06
Murdock Reads Letter.

Mr.. Murdoch read a printed letter from
a Progressive county chairman in Wis
consln. reading Representative Lenroot
into the Democratic party, and then
caused some consternntion by declaring
that several members sitting on the
floor as Republicans had been elected as
Progressives by Progressive votes.
Representative Mann replied to Mr.
Murdoch, whom he characterized as
free trader for everything not produced
in his district
brief relating to the income tax
provision Of the Underwood bill was filed
with the senate finance committee today
by the Investment Bankers Association
of America. The association favored the
general purpose to collect the tax at the
source, but urges that the tax should
follow the plan of the English act with
respect TO interest on corporate bonus.
The brief sets forth that the bill over
looks the fact that nine-tenths OF this
interest is payable on coupons to bearer,
making no provision by which this In
terest can be deducted by the CORPORA
tion,
AT the night session tho Democrats re-
jected an amendment offered by Repre-
sentative Good OF Iowa. to provide for
ante mortem inspection Of foreign meats
Free-llsting meat. MIR. Good pointed our.
would repeal the provision In the present
law for such an inspection. and he insist
ed that voting down his amendment
would result In flooding the country wlth
diseased meat from rejected cattle. Rep
reseutative Willis Of Ohio supported the
amendment.
Representative Underwood declared the
Republica ms overlooked q provision OF the
nure food law requiring inspection GER
tificates satisfactory TO the secretary or
agriculture on all meat Imported. II this
law had any loopholes In 1t. he said, the
DEMOCRATS would pass one that would
n nhsnlufelY safeguard American health.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-06
SCOTS

What the Scots have done for
America will be an entertaining
article in next Sundays Tribune.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-06

CONTINUED on Page ThrSe.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-06

Nsnucd On Page Three,)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-14
Storfeiten / 1914.
Irrangemcntcrne for nrite Mars
17be Waifelt / Spiaiugbperne.

Gen al @pgoelngcne ubnGpnte
Irran9enlentsfomite ior be itore mo-
tionale SeitIigbeoer / minneapolis
% ct. Naul Den 17oe Mtai 1914
bolot Weoe / Gitp &al / Wtinneapo-
lis igaar SormiO0ag % gitermiO-
bag, ~itriper "Sibeuoe" for 9be Of
tober. On @itenen bolOt aomiteen
Wteoe lanlnnen meo Sorgerne3 So
mite al WinneapoIia % Ct. Foul,
lom ifnl biitaa NpgoelagenS &pnite
meo Irrangementerne ior Soften Tor
at beuiie fan blipe oen witsrlte Set,
noaeniinoe aibolot paa oisie adnter
al Sanbet. OSan gipr Ncgning poa,
at Intauct al tilreiienbe til Soften
oil gaa on / mango S%uiin0er, life
bare ira I~oropeiten, men ira andre
&anter al oe Soreneoe Stater iamt
ira CANADA. programmed pil blipe
ioa itorilagent, at set nil ipergcS no
oper set belle 2ailb, bpor Norife Dor,
flyer 9omiteen.
StatS Satr 8rlnoen or iifret for
Seitli0beoerne Tor en- nominel 2eie
al 800. 2eroag Sen t6be Moi ifuI
huert 9pgoelag % forifieli9e andre
Sraaniiotioner, iom moatte beilttte
set, afboloe Irrifilte Wsber. Sn-
bna bill Ser life blipe nogen ofiicieIle
Msber, men iiteoen SeitgloStieneitcr
! Sc norife airfer, hportil De tilrei-
icnbe pil bIipe inbbubt. Manoag
SEN 17be Wfoi, belle Sagen, boI0es en-
~Itorla9en ieIles Set paa Stats.
Sairarrnben.
I'll SeitIigbeoernc ifaI iisIae Se,
Iutnina fattet al Irrangementsfom'
teen inbbpoes &eprGi entunter for
MISUNDERSTANDING iamt 8uperns'
rerre / Sc Stater, boor NorbmGnb CT
taIriae. On a%nntooning piI ogioc
bIipc ienot til Sen norife &egierin1
ON at icnSe en- sciitlig % Ell cipil
Meprnientant til Soften. 9esnoer
'faI Ser ubiteecS Ell aIminoclig Sno'
bpSeIIe iii ale norife Sraaniiatlcnel
on airfciamiuno ON at oeltase 0e'
iten.
! llSbpttct al Soften ifaI iirIse BE
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-14

iiu6c paa at trrffe ben bcIfpttenoc
1aauo iii iig og opcrgioe Eerne
til lin eger SfiPbne. Mr. Grocfer,
ser ielu or Gcmofrat, pc9cr pao,
bpoo Imcrifoncrnc bar ubrcttct Der
boric, bnilfc lhpre 6remlfriot, 'oir
cr ilIgt / oercs Spor pon ioa man.
&c Smraooer. Gen rctifafne % ar
bei0cnoe Gel al 9eioIfningen bar
oabcnt Gic for alt octte, % i'Gr
irtter Sen Nris pnn, at Der M er
i~notraoot ircocIi9e Sorbolo % Ell
icpn pfonoriif llopifIin9.
De iiIippinife @oIitifere WoIiti'
coS) or gicrne 6oIf. ion1 intet drloet
Qiocr beitiae cn6 at bripe a9itation
ior oct enc cIfcr set nnoet, og oct
er en- MiSioritoacIie al fro, at noar
REQ ale mulige Inlconln9er
icrcr set itore Orb, at ou @runoen
0crtil or ocr, at 0e rcprrientcrer
set iiIippinifc 6oIf. &c taller, citer
GrocfcrS Mcuing, bopeooigeIi9 for
i'm egcn fipre DIOR, % oereS G8i-
bar Ii0cn cIcr ingcn BOO i
ben itore @eioIfnin9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-14

mere porige emo be frantic. Sec
fon life til at ipsrge ON Friierre
men mo- tiger, at omerifonlfe Ma
finer fan fjsbes biaigere / europa
enc / SiernIanoet.
Sorreiten ioregif Snbbeltrin9er
al aornaolingen pna ianme Woaoe
iom hos os. gaanoene bpreS liant
men / "ibocfS", og fjsres iioen inn
/ 2ober. Gler mar trpifer meo Del
iamme. @aonbene fiereS inc fra
Noeren. Srpifningen fore9nar o9'
ioa paa ionrme &iS iom hos os, flnl
togcr Den iranife @onbc beore bare
paa Straaet emo ben amerifanIfe
Sarmer. Sea Iogbe Merfe til, at I'M
ser Srpifningcn blep Straaet enten
foitet Iige inc / 2oben mco oct iam-
me, eqer Der itob Here NPno peo
Gnoen al StraofaIteren ("StroofG-
ri'n") og bonot set / @nnno, boor-
poa oi5ic blep fisrt ioumen / itore
Staffcr.
s 3ronfriq iom / andre europri-
Ifc 2nnoc cr set aIminocIi9 at anin-
ser to0cr Gel / 9on6orbeibet li9cian.
pei iom NtGnoene. Seq bar iect
auinoer ubiere alt SIags grbeioe
unotaQcn VIsining % Grpifning.
Otter at haoe reiit Here bunoreoe
Wil aienncm Sc %franIfe Erooinler,
bar min &eipeft for Sen %iranIfe No-
tion ite1et / b%etpoclig @rao. Gen
nnqe Mano me0 bpem ic9 bon0e Den
Somtalc / SuniS, bouoe Het, oa BON
roitc line 2nnoSmrno. Gen %franife
@onoe CT iIittig, ipariom % ieg tror
Qicnncn9nocn6e bpocrlig. Irant-
rig err en- al @crOenS ri0eite Notio-
llcr, % Ocnnr @eIitnno ifpIhe5 FOR en-
itor Gel ocn itrGoiomme Gamble,
iolfninq. Ct 2ano8 @onOeituno er
0ctS aicrnc. Sau lrnge Den err iuno
% iriif fon life Nntionen 1aa til
@runbc, ci beller fan ben it9e$ at
barre 0cfdocnt e1cr / SiIbagegnn9.
Otter bpo0 ieg bar funnel iogtto1e
or Sen ironife Notion ell Notlon az
Nrbci0ere. Ser er in0cn 9~rfesloIe,
lm0tnQca cnoel Weolemmer al bet
0omIc M~riitofroti, og oe pil mart
pore u60poe. Ge bar pg'aa ior Ii
Sen nlcNet Iibcn Snoilp0elie, ian-
mcnIilnct nlc6 tioligere 1ioer. Seq
bar ipr npDnt De Snoer, lom oct
irnnifc Iolf er melt n0iat for. 90
iful en- 6orbc0ting inotrGfIe, laa
moa Sen fommc ira 2nnobeiolfnir-
Qcn, blarot bpcm Hcligion % Moral
cnonu itoar / allrS. Sette bringer
mia nur til ct Gnme. iom icg en0nn
life er irrbig til at ifripe ON, men
iom icg fouife ital TONNE inc pna
icncrc - nentIig Ncn firfeligc % re-
liQipic Sitlation / 6ranfriJ.
|oriS, / glllguit 1913.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-14
or bort eaet College % interesiereoe

for bort eget College % interesiereoe
| 9anfee Colleges, maa bet bore
SorGlorene ielp. Salfalb niaa bet
prre 2iIfplbet paa Steber, boor bort
Samfunbs itemmegipenoe W9no pg
8pinoer banner Waioriteten. Sois
De life itprer Ssiifolen poa Steoet,
bpor De Dor, maa oct p9re paa
@runo al Waneel enten paa Gam.
bolo cIler paa 8isoom og 9pgtigbeb.
De burbe bare De i%tprenbe, bpis De
bare er paagne. 0e fan, bpis oe
bill, beiPtte tine Ssiifoler meo W9no
% apinber fra bort eget College,
WGno og auinoer, Der er liseiaa
prGgtige Tom De er, Der bar iaaet lin
llboarnelit peb Dcnfee Colleges.
Sort Samfunos WGno og apin.
Ser paa Steber, bpor De banner set
oominerenoe Clement, bsr paste paa
at inopGlge Wpno paa S~foleboaro.
ct, iom bar Set til at aniptte iom
29rere peb Soiifolen @rabuenter fra
bort College. Spis oe gier oct, bill
oisie 8rabucnter Tom en- &egel be-
tragtes al bore hinge at bore ligeiaa
msniterpGroige iom De 2Prere, Der
fommer ira Dnnfee Colleges. Iore
hinges Waal, noar De er fonule
eiennem Ssiifolen, bill ga uben bloc.
re bore at isge ben til Samfunoets
College.
Werfeligt err set, at bore 8raou.
enter ifal iinoe melt GanifeIigbeo for
at ifafie fig @nl9ttelie paa enoel
Steber, bpor De norife er toneangi-
penbe. Naa Stcoer, hnor onbrc Nn-
TONER fontrolcrer StiGinsen, bar
bore @raouerter in9en itprrc &un-
lfeligbeo for at faa Inipttelie emo
@rooueltter fra Danfee Colleges.
ale 8rabuenter itaar ser paa ianl-
me SOB. Sort eget Solf oerimob,
Ter BET ltb til, arbeiber itlnoom moo
Ini9ttelie at fine egne. Spis on,
2pier, life tror, at bet forboloer Jig
~iaaleoes, unoerleg Sorboloene pna
Dit eget Steb. Spis on set gipr, bill
ou fanife finbe, at Ser ingen 8r1tnb
er, bporfor Seiifoleboaroet Ser life
bar aniat ct. Slaf @raouenter iom
2prere. Spis oi pil bare Soran-
bring, oporbeio Solfeopinionen Ser
pau SteOet meo ben Splge, at Solf
inopGIeer paa goorbet Mpnb, iom
er penlig itemte moo ct. Slaf Gro
ouenterne. Spis BET gieres, bill
Samfunbets Weni9beo Der paa Ste.
oct ofte anifaife Jig ielo flor Si9lp
fra oisie 2prere / Senbagsifolen,
llngbomsforeningen % &irfeforet.
ct. Slai bill bsite Nptte Oeraf poa
BEN Wanoe, at Observation-Disclosures
ser paa Steoet bill iege ben til ct.
Slai for at fna lin Goaegeuobannel-
ie. Snmarbeioe College % Wenig-
beber inlenem bill iaaleoes blipe beg
ee til 8apn. Spao Der iiges ON ct.
Olaf ginlber naturligpis ogiaa be
andre norifsomerifnnife Colleges /
beres Sorbolo til fine reipeftipe
Samiunbs coa~egeiegenoe ltngoom.
Ipr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-14
Dinter / Qla1fa.

Sra Some telegrnferes ben 10oe
Sftober:
Set bar meet iepnt og Itabie ieaar
og ibae, og Den lange o~rftiife Tin-
ter er begpnot. Sper 500 bpioe
SSatobpggere og 300 Gifimoer er bus
piloe. Sper 600 Suie blep poelagte
al Stormen. Sneen bill binore alt
pioerc @icrgningsorbeioe paa
Stran0breo0en.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-14
pbilippinrrnr.

pon. boorouu Ben Nclnotrntiifc Nc
Rlcring bar trntt iig, at Bartlett;
&Iatiorm mco &enipn til EbiIipQi.
nernc5 lloibrn9iQhco ifoI iortoIfc2.
WorQc Gcluofrotcr bar %piitnof lat
Tia iterrc eQer min0re Gorhaabuiu-
acr til, al &artiet / bette SperQ2-
m0aI pII0e gaa NOT ian lanQt. Nan
tln0e hare @run6 I'll at fro BET Cftcr
De llbtalclier, iom ira ocnotratiit
NolO un0crtioen cr ircmfommet on
ben repubIifauifc EbllippincrpoIjtif.
Get piIer liz imiOIcrtio, at Icmo.
tratcrnc / Bette iom / me9et on0et er
bet a0itinig tammere, iioen Sc TOM
iii Mo0tcn, % BET itaoipitcr liz
igicn at oet life gier iua li0ct til
Soaen / &puOclicn al politiifc Nrin-
cipcr, boorpiot man itoar iom en-
mere eiIer mlnore l%ldnlpnrll9 ~
petition cler man optrroer ionI
iul0t o~nioorIiQ MoQthoUcr.
Nj Nruiiocnt @iIiona 9uoifab til
TiIipinocrne ~iaaucIiom al General
gllpcrnor @nrrllon@ &noulllrotlon@.
tale criorcr man at set lIct life
or gon1nl'trotloncn@ Ncl'j8t al glpc
N%hiiippincrnt Ocrc2 l(aihrn3iAbco
Sen olicruTrmCitc Trcmtj0. Gorit
mao &c riic 'jl on9tiae I'll Scloimrc.
Tcttc cr nltioo life lilirlOct cEomt
@ioH ianr ucutc. N}ou nil ic, Al
bette cr ~ppicntIil Sen famine Nolitit
o%perior 2erne iom ocn ser cr bIct
bciuIlt al Sc t%ioli1crc rcpubIitonitc
Administrations, oG iorinopiot Tan
Set oItina iffc nctop iioc@, at sem
nnc Rcaierino bar taact rooct raAi
faIt Sfriot cIcr + noocn Ncniccfbc
Qiort rogct ION iorbnuicr @crocn.
gloor Ser. citcr hpoo Ser bcrct,rs or
iuIO 9~iIireS5hcn mcN Sc n,profro.
-;5f, o,i+,r -, ,r,,,.;>;, u,;.a,
o;,bo> 6r,,,>. >,;n;,,.,, If, =,
~ n,4+, 6,r, ,ru>, =,
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SIS, i,.>,.r, 60, Co.. =,
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T., f~,~trro,ri, ma, =. III; ~. >,4
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-14

srrrrp - srccYp eIs.s sA57It JOS l5rH 100 - Ir ,
o,rb A. proos.H. Iowa, rAnTs THE AT 90 cossH'ss
Eattr O., lss.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-14
Sicttc Nuucmbcr ifal ic;rcs.


Torbcrcoclier gipre9 til at ieirc
Sen Ste Nopember pau en- pnrOig
Moooc. @roi. u. NJ. HouelitoO ira
Yutbcr College % Eoit. Z. Siern-
bonn ira Northmooo, q. 9, bar 10
yet al toIe. ipritnUpnte poa GnNelif
~ iioiuUpntc poa Norit. Troi, 30.
uclitao er @rnollcnt ira GollcNet %
var Sen iprite til at Qra0ucre blanot
ire @rporc, ser ollc bUrcr a%foocnlllt
WorOcrbreu ira St. Sloi College.
Man borcr til Sen bctietote Hopels
ituo Iomilicu / GIgiu 81. FoIt.
Gicrnhom - ia, bpcm / Somiunoct
ticnocr life hout. al 9toun ialIolO,
0oQ ct 6lcrtol %ticnoer ham pcrlon.
lia. Mco Oi2ic 70 Mrno iom Gale.
re, bar man itore Gina ipcnte ocn
Ste Noucmber. %i plcier ga alto
at have iIiufc Solere, % Bette Inr
fommcr life I'll al bIi no9cn lln0ta-
0cIie ira &elcleu. ut SfoIcn bar
iifret iia $25O,000 Gonbct piI og'
ioo hiUIpe iom EFT enboa ltcrre Sn-
DURATION Tor Nnlebnin8en.
Tcitprogrommct fommer I'll al
bcitad al ippr Soobolo, 6ormioooaS'
mcoe / aopclet, Hllgbp 6ooboIo,
Nomcu'$ @clol,e Reception / Wtohr
NoQ, illumination al &opeobpgnin-
0er, ct fort Nrogrom al Snler %
Cana pou Naffen peo Ell Bonfire ON
Nitcuen % 0erpoa deception ! @pm'
uoiiet.
Nlpho @cto Chi Sorenin1cuS Nht.
tio3 % 6ortioS Mteoleumer tommer
oa iommeu, iaa mango iom fan, ioI
at icire 6orcnineeuS 25.IorSieit
GeriiI bcupticS Nitcnerne boaoe oer
ste % 6te Nopcmber. Mange AZ d
gonlc MteoIemmer pentes Na at font
ne tIIboge ior al bile pao bperan'
ore. for at iornpe gomle &ienoifa
Der, ior at eientuloe 9amle Siitoriei
% for al iortGlle ON inomluone Gr.
iorinacr iioen oe tom no / @erber
% berior bort ira 6oreuingen, bpol
DC bouoe suet liz / of oebattere oG
tale oiientlig. Nae Weolcmmer. ion
trrfer paa of fomme, ber tilifrip,
! 6orenineens Sefret9r, Z. 6. en-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-14
llorthficlo:Srep
IortbneIo, Ntiur, 9bc ST 1913,
@ibt Statiitif.

Teaiitror NSlpooq opIpite iioitc
llgc, at Ct. OIoi "a bouoe 467
Shocntcr iorOeIt iom ieIgcr: 3 Gol-
lc0et 312, / Ifabemiet SO, / Wflliif-
ifolcn 81, / observation-disclosures 3,
life flaaiiijccre0e >. Sn0oelt / aloS-
Ter iinocS 90 Scnior&. 40 SllniorS,
81 Sophomore3, 115 G%rcibnlen, II
gcaocnm Scnior8, ~ Ncaoemp S>t.
nior2, - Ncoocmp Sopbon1orcS, %
81 Nlcobcnm Nreibmen. $50 bar
WoccQlollrl1eu3 @rG0cn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-14

1tGn8er te en- eputafftnef 'eusoenneus
e Lao dob ION noeen arioen Sprnaffine til ben
bcbbeIte TriS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-14

get; Tait. 1b. eesen, MinneapoIis,
Niteroalslaset; 6. %. Berg, WcSn.
toib, Winn., SolunsIaeet; 6. 8.
Spiabl, Heo @ine, Minn., Misien.
Iaget; aopofat gIias Aadie, @inne.
apoIis, WorbfioroIaeet; Mml1nb gSt-
mo, 8rano Sorts, q. g., COLUMBIA.
get; 8. O. Slime, GoIfar, isis,
@isconiin SeIeIag.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-01
Fishjnu Tackle-For Sale.

On Wednesday afternoon three Ard
more men decided they would go fish
ing. One had name that denotes a
stature less than medium, one is lean
and long and has recently developed
a father-in law and with him the
privilege of the occasional use Of the
family steed, and the third is of me-
dium size and possesses one of those
high sounding English names that the
Duchess might have delighted to use
in one of her novels. The one with
the borrowed steed was to blame, so
they claim; he invited the other two
to go with him.
After business hours the three
sportsmen climbed into the buggy, Ia
den to the chin with fishing tackle
in exhuberant spirits, and hied them
selves forth to the city lake. Three
trusting wives were polishing up their
skillets, for they had been promised a
fine string of fish for breakfast next
morning.
On arriving at the lake the borrow
ed steed was tied to sap,lng and the
three fishermen waded through the
weeds to the lake. Early that morn
ing they had prevailed upon two good
natured brothers of the office force to
go forth in search of minnows for
them and they carried with them a
minnow bucket, well loaded. They
had promised these two unsuspecting
friends to borrow an automobile to
carry them forth in search of MIN
nows if they would go. Well, they did.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-01

Washington, July 31.-That A, T.
Patterson. the negro attorney of Mus
kogee, a few days ago nominated by
President Wilson for the position of
registrar OF the treasury, Wednesday
asked the chief executive to with
draw his name from the senate. was
the rumor in official circles in Wash .
ington Wednesday night. Many pro-
tests, strenuous in character have
been filed with the president by
southern members of congress and
residents of Oklahoma, all declaring
that the Wilson administration should
not follow precedcnts of former ad
min strations. Much criticism has
been directed against the president,
and Senator Gore Wednesday night
declared that developments in the
next few days are sure to be salts
factory to all persons concerned,
which is another indication that Pat
terson's name will be withdrawn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-01
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
By Being Constantly Supplied With
Thedford's Black -Draught.

McDuff, Val suffered for several
years." says Mrs. ]. B. Whitaker, o.
this place, with sick headache, and
stomach trouble.
Ten years ago friend told me 10 try
Thedford's Black-Draugnt, which did,
and found il to be the best family medi-
cine for young and old.
keep Black-Draught on hand all The
time now, and when my children feel a
little bad, they ask me for a dose, and il
does them more good than any medicine
they ever tried.
We never have long spell of sick
ness in our family, since we commenced
using Black-Draught."
Thedford's Black-Draught is purely
vegetable, and has been found 10 regu-
late weak stomachs, aid digestion, re-
lieve indigestion, collie, wind, nausea,
headache, sick stomach, and similar
symptoms.
II has been in constant use for more
than 10 years, and has benefited more
than million people.
Your druggist sells and recommends
Black-Draught. Price only 25c. Get a
package to-day. N.cIa
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-01
s NAME
WILL Be RECALLED
MUSKOGEE NEGRO WILL NOT BE
GIVEN TREASURY JOB-PRO.
TESTS TOO NUMEROUS.

Washington, July 31.-At confer
ence Thursday between representa-
tive-at large Claude Weaver of Ok
lahoma and President Wilson at the
white house, the chief executive eX-
pressed his intention of soon with
drawing the nomination of A. E. Pat
terson, negro, of Muskogee, to be
registrar of the United States treas
ury.
This action was predicted yester-
day. 1t is now declared that even
though the president withdraws the
name of Patterson, another negro
will be named for the place, it be
ing said that the president commit
ted himself during the last campaign,
to not disturb precedents regarding
negro patronage.
In naming Patterson, he only mct
the wishes and recommendation OF
National Committeeman Hudspeth Of
his home state, and Bishop WALTERS,
a negro.
1t is declared he has no thought Of
overriding their wishes, but negro
from the north and not the south,
will be chosen, it being declared tina.
the appointment of southern ne
gro only goes to heighten the feeline
between the races below the Mason
ami Dixon linz.
Represe ntative Weaver filed the
following vigorous protest with thn
president against the appointment Of
Patterson:
"As representative in congress at
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advertised for such cases and sent and
got bottle. 1t did me so much good
that kept OF taking it and found it to
be all you claim. | recommend your
Compound to all women afflicted as
was. Mrs. F. P. MULLENDoRE, Mum
ford, Alabama.
An Honest Dependable Medicine
is Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. A Root and Herb medicine orig
mated nearly forty years ago by Lydia
E. Pinkham of Lynn, Mass, for con-
trolling female ills.
Its wonderful success in this line has
made it the safest and most dependable
medicine of the age for women and no
woman suffering from female ills does
herself justice who does not give it a
trial.
If you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia T.. .Pinllham's Negeta-
BILE Compound will help yOu.writc
to Lydia E.Pinkham MedicineCO.
confidential Lynn, Mass, for adj
vice. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by a woman,
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NATIONAL GUARD
MAKE GOOD SCORES
BOYS DRILLING FAITHFULLY IN
ANTICIPATION OF VISIT FROM
GENERAL BLISS.

Chandler, Okla, July Cen. Tas-
ker H. Bliss will probably arrive IN
Camp Garrison, where the Oklahoma
National Guard are encamped, for the
purpose Of giving the men and offic-
ers a thorough inspection and looking
over the work of the guard as it shows
in the results accomplished in camp.
AS this is the first time a general has
ever inspected the national guard OF
this state the occasion will be an i'm
portant one to the guard and every
effort will be put forth to make as
good a showing as possible.
AS General Bliss has been ordered
here by the authorities in Washing
ton it is thought that his coming
might be for the purpose of seeing the
Oklahoma national guard in action
and at first hand getting a line on
what Oklahoma could furnish in case
intervention tn Mexico is decided
upon.
The past weeks hard work has put
all in fine shape and as every one
has been expecting the inspection
since the guard assembled, favorable
impression of the Oklahoma national
guard will probably result.
Shooting Well.
All of the qualified members Of
the guard finished shooting the 2C0
and 3O0-yard ranges "Wednesday even
ing and early Thursday morning the
paraphernalia was moved to the 500.
yard range and the men of all com
panies began to shoot at that range,
firing during the day the usual mum
ber of shots. Most of the marks have
been high and it is thought a larg"
number of the men will qualify as
marksmen. If large percentage cah
quality the government will allow
more ammunition next year for target
practice.
Daily health reports show the health
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large from the state of Oklahoma, |
protest against the appointment of an
Oklahoma negro to the Office Of reg
istrar of the treasury. The rights OF
the negro to life, liberty, the pursuit
Of happiness, the enjoyment, mafraid
and unmolested of the fruits of his
own labor; these are all safegulrded
by public law and universal public
sentiment as much in oklahoma as
in any state in this union. But TIE
white aud the Indian citizens Of Ok
lahoma i'm the general mass believe
that the God of Nature created the
African race to be subordinate to the
righer races.
That the negro shall not govern
in Oklahoma is written into the OF.
game law. An amendment to the
constitution of Oklahoma was pre-
posed, the sole purpose being to dis
franchise the negro voter and it. was
carried by an overwhelming majority,
Deep-rooted alike is a primal instincJ
in the brain and the blood in the IN
dian and the Caucasian is the belief,
and share in that belief, that the
eufranChisC of the negro is not
only a menace to good government,
but it is a crime against civilization.
Thousands Of white and Indian dem
CcratS of Oklahoma are Inundated az
the thought that an Oklahoma negro
shall be exalted above them to this
high station.
If you will nominate to the senate
some high representative, and Okla
homa has many such, of the great
democratic Indian nations, the Five
ccctrsmo du erl OH iviu e. iwi Hhs
Ciilizrd Tribes of Oklahoma, our
people WI applaud you to The echo
tuat will applaud again ask you
to withdraw a nel inatiOn that is
od.c1s to our people ana il you de-
sire 70 follow the precedent of your
predecessors and appoint a negro to
the office OF registrar of the treas
ury, would it not be infinitely wiser
to appoint him from section of our
country where the race question is
not as it is in Oklahoma, a perpetual
and heartburning problem"