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Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22
A GOOD LAW

for every citizen in this State. 1t will save lives
and imbs,a and means fewer dependents upon charity.
1t will save the destruction OF property ana frelgnt.
which means that the railroads will have more
money to spend for equipment instead OF damage
claims. Preventing Of delays in freight traf1c
means a better service to the public, fewer delayed
sbipments. such as Live Stock and perishable mer-
chandise, which must be put tower the road as quickly
as possible in order to save shrinkage.,
1t is an axiom in economies, that whenever pro
form or other with the public, 1t must pc ABSORBED
in that way and no other. Therefore, it is to the
interest of every tax payer in this commonwealth,
that we should do everything 70 prevents an ? a froigSt
shipments. The cost, no matter how you HOOK atitI
or how it is explained, will come out OF the pockets
of the public in some form or ether, ana you san I
get away fromit. The argument has been advanced
that an additional man on top OF the long Trains
would result in a raise in freight rates.
NOW IN EFFECT IN NINE STATES.
In o great States the Full Crew Law is in full
force and effect. New York, Maryland, PennsyIya-
MIA, Arizona, Indiana, Arkansas, Washington, Cai-
ifornia and New Jersey, have this law and rates
have not been raised in consequence.
Freight rates are regulated by the states ana the
II. S. Interstate mme Commission, and they
are now as high as the railways can make them.
The "Full Crew Law" by preventing long trelgnt
trains from being sent out on the road undeTmanned,
and by providing a better inspection, will prevent
wrecks, giving relief to employees from the enormous
tax they now have upon them for burylng thelr
dead and caring for their injured, giving tnem more
money to spend for the necessltles auu ~ VI
their families. -
1t will enable the railroads to reduce thelr losses
on DESTROYED equipment, read beds and freight. II
will save them from a tremendous loss incurred
when traffic is tied UP. Reducing the amount paini
for damages on personal injuries. All OF when VIII
enable them to save money and be in a better posi-
ton to reduce rates. ,,I,
You are reminded of the fact that practically
every safety appliance, such as the Safety Gar
Coupler, Air Brake, etc, was secured cur tbs D eGSIic 1t
We ask YOU. Mr.. Voter, with an all too vivid real-
zation Of what it means to the men f Of our h s5iISren
os well as to YOU and yours, we ask you to help
secure this additional safeguard to life and prop
erty. And you have the power TO enforce your
demand.
Will you do it! ill
We have the fullest confidence that you Will
vo GToi bai Hot s and T tRerefore vote .N6rH
Eyes" at the coming election on N
Rstss.Rs%" No. 9. YES y
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22
I~ecture on Clean Life.

DR.. Dora Martin, superintendent
of the Clean Life Movement, was IN
Mexico Friday en- route to Columbia
where she. will speak in the Univers-
ity and before the State Baptist AS
ISOLATION on the Clean Life Move
ment. Mrs. Martin, who for twelve
wears has been connected with the
Chicago schools, has had a wide eX-
p~erience in her line of work, and nae
much success in Maryville, Mo-.
where she addressed the Methodist
Conference and the pupils of the
State Normal School. She will speaf
in Mexico at the Methodist Church
Friday, Oct. %.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22

Nv Miss Marie Rose.
Phone Gil.

Young college girl friend of mine
n travelling this summer in Colo
| had quite an exciting experience.
Il she alighted from the train two
good looking young soldiers APP
Iebed and said that they must
In her baggage. OF course, she
with their request without
.ing the reason and after a vain
IN through ribbon, silk and lace,
bins, kid curriers' and face powder
up with a quizzical expires
and remarked: "Well, l guess
4 isn't any liquor in here" Imag-
her surprised A dainty, petite
pretty college girl being suspect
4 smuggling liquor!
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22

Mrs Harriet Rutledge is con-
fined to her bed with illness,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22

L W. Roberts is back after a serl-
illness. Mr. Robrts is about well
again, he says.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22

ADVERTISEMENT PAY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22
onit plastors. SAVES and what ots.

IF YOU have tried other things by ths
score and will now try "~Ghfo,ll,'
you viii realize this glorious iaet.
You probably are tired stlehihg OF
tame that won't stay stuck plaste.S
that shift themselves rlRPt on'u sr
~ or vour toe AMI press right dow u
an Tho corn. Pat Two ar ~ 81
SSGETs-IT' on that corn IN tNp gee
onds. The corn is then doomed as
sure as nlght follows day me snsn
shrivels. There's no pain. no iSs9,
II YOU think this sounds toe Rood 10
be true try it tonight on any corh'
| callus, wart or bunion.
"GETs-IT" Is sold by drugeisis
everywhere, 25c a bottle, or SEM az
| rect by u, Lawrence & Cot Chleago'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22
the coming election in November you are going

At the coming election in November you are going
TO help make history.
You have a new responsibility put upon you, as
YOU will be required to register your will, Tor, or,
against, the first law ever submitted TO the people
Of Missouri under the Referendum.
1t is a matter of congratulation that the trst meas
ure to be so submitted should be a wise and bench
Gent law for the good of this great commonwealth.
You will find on your ballot at the November eiec-
ton the following: ~,r
PETITION OF THE PEOPLE.
Senate Bill No. 1T enacted by the Forty-oevehCh
General Assembly, Etc, etc"
This act was passed by an overwhelming MAJORITY.
at the last Legislature and received the approval OF
the Governor.
II is now up to you, Voters, to decide whether
this meritorious law shall go on the Statute BOOKS
or not.
This good law is known as the:
FULL CREW LAW"
And what, you may ask is the Full Crew Law
and what will it do.
1t is a law that means the saving OF lives, pre-
venting cripples and the destruction OF happy MONIES
1t means fewer public charges in our charitaple
institutions, and it means the saving OF millions OF
dollars in the destruction of property.
1t means live and healthy working men, instead
of one-legged and one-armed men.
1t means laughter and happiness in thousands OF
homes instead of widows weeds and orphans tears
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-09-24

The TEXAS Wo1lst cures kidney
.nd bladder troubies dlssolves gravel.
cures diabetes. Rea. and auio bscfs
reumausm. anI 80 ateeuiariiies or
the aIreys anf s4fi-f in both n-'.
-ud women. Reg lti"s nisdier it01-
ales in children. % .of -ot hs oal
druggist. VIII be .eu. Is, mail on -
-sIut ~ f1c0 arc -msH .otsv .
$3.50 months treafmebl and seldom
raus to perfect u,r send for res
unonisls from th.- suc ether state
- 5 IS Hsu es2e lhse Street
oris so sold s. uEsls Az
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TO EXCHANGE

r0R EXCHANGE for Guthrie prom
e.ly and some cash. Twenty i'e
thousand stock Of general mer nan
also. a. b. Armuong. Phone 9''-
ra9 rXCHANGE-Two choice clear
lo,s m Enid. Want "A small iarIA
rear Guthrie. a nice corner '0A'.''
81. the having. IN Guthrie. san
iano. -oo other GOOD trades to offer
see me tor farm loans notary work
and fire insurance " Garrett. ll6 l--
East oklahoma avenue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-09-24

ANY skin itching IS temper tester.
The moro Won scratch the worse j.
i.ches Doans Ointmens IS for piles.
eczema any skin itching soc at an
drug stores.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-09-24

Why not provide your wife with a
monthly income for life? For par
tuculars see Henry II Dodd. Special
Agent OF The Mutual Life Insurance
company Of New York. Phone 9s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-09-24
standing OF tns reams.
ResuIts Yesterday.

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AT Topeka. I. Lincoln 2.
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Protect your aaaitn ~ erinkiae
cure mineral water: J.. l. Blliags
eI deliver @ az your door: either
sweet o. Hercules. - cents the
gallon bottle. Phone Sc Promps
Delivery.
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FAIR
LISTS
CLOSING
FAILURE TO OBS Z r V (
RULES HAS CAUSED CON
FUSION AND DELAY

ing the lists Of Awards ana promise
the, last instalment for fNo@SS
Leader.
Ii has been hereulean task larse'
" on account Oh 'De s'e"' -
of exhibits over last year
Some trouble has been caused ps
exhibitors who did not closely o''
serve the rules thereby CAUSING
some slight confusion and temper
airy MISUNDERSTANDING resaruins wy
particular classification under "h'eN
they desired to eAhloll iio"e'e' ~
lis being adjusted satisfactorily"
Domestic Arts
Sheets and Pillow cases'-NfS' "
/. Courier, second.
White embroidered OF '''''"7 p
towels-Mrs Bert Noi'e''on'
colored embroidered towels.-Nfs'
Bert Wolyerton'
Crochet trimmed lunch cIoth'-
Mrs John Clark; Mrs. {. J. Roweil'
White embroidered dresser or SIDE
board scarf,--Mrs. f. Douglas
Pincushion.- AIRS j. NJ. L-al'oe'
centerpieces.
coIored embroidered LeValle
Busch; Mrs. NJ. L. Smith.
White French and Eyelet-NfS' w.
E smith: Mrs. Lizzie Gibson.
Crochet trimmed-Mrs. +. w VIII
SON Mary j Frey
Tatting trimmed Mrs e. Phelps
luncheon Set.
French and Eyelet embroidered
Mrs =. W. Wilson
Tatting Mrs r. r. Ha"es.
rrochet.-NIrs. p. +. Policy; MrA
w Hussman.
pillows.
White embroidered Mrs. p. f.
Policy.
Colored embroidered Connie May
coIwelI; Mrs r. w. Wilson.
Underwear-Embroidery or Lace
Night gown.-Mrs E. Phelps; Mary
+ Frey.
corset cover-Mrs. f. p. Eieriman,
Skirt--Mrs +. p Eieriman.
irish Crochet Waist--Mrs Chas
Adler.
Tatting Collars and Cuffs-Mrs. r
pbeIph; Mrs. A. A. Wright.
Bags.
rafting bag or Macreme.-Connie
Nav Colwell; Mrs. J r. Smith.
Plain sewinq-Au hand Made.
White apron .-Ferne Boye, Edmond
crochetino or Knitting.
cap-Blanche Blake.
shawl.-Mrs. J. NJ. AaRoe; Mrs. ,
yarley.
rafting handkerchief Mrs. j. Y
smith. Mrs. T Phelps
OF 4o-Beans and Peas
Gallon Cow Peas.-H. i. Miller
/ CLAYTON.
Gallon Navy Beans Samuel FnnF
Of 41-cotton.
, Pounds seed cotton.-II f. Mille'
e Leslie Patterson.
), ~ Bors cotton III. a Wright; I
) r crist crescent
Stalk cotton, bolls attached.-Cha
Z q carr covle: sumner Tracy. Pleas
,rt VALLEY
- stalk cotton containins creates
number Of boIs.-Bryan Murphy
r r Crist. Crescent.
81 A8-robaceo.
snrt Il tobarco-chas c. Klic
n General display OF tobacco Cha
!, - rl,ct
+, -. v.,s.,bles
po.t. -, Triumpb Irish potatoes
A. rr,,o. = Y Hall
!. po.,. pn~bank Irish potatoes.
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r,sr Re-al.ts arc recommended
- -,err uho sar tHet operate easi-
M without gripping and without '-1
,rer efge.ts. 45c al al drug stores
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LOST AND FOUND.

lost. September 18th. an E-gin
watch. gold case. Nos. f5-57sl ana
..alosl size rs. Finder return TO Dr.
M u Furrow, Guthrie. and receive
reward