The Peoples Voice (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 14, Ed. 1 Friday, October 13, 1905 Page: 2 of 8
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Farmers' Co-operative
Union of America.
LABOR'S RIGHTS.
Some Extracts From a Specch By
Judge J. F. Cunningham.
I believo thai you should continue
jour organizations. Of all the
agencies that have helped the labor-
ing masses for the past quarter ol a
century iu my judgement, none have
done more than organization, and in
this connection I mean not only the
organization of laborers, who are
wage earners, but fanners also, who
are likewise laborers. 1 know there
are those who believe it is alright
for bankers to organize and lor
merchants to organize and for huge
corporations to consolidate, but say
that the laboring people should not
organize because their numbers are so
great that they drift into politics and
thus desturli the equilibrium of bus-
iness.
I ain one of those who believo in
fighting the devil with lire, and
when all employers lire organized
what else can labor do but organize;
for we know that in organization
there is unity,and that iu unity thcrf;
there is strength, and hence when
the employer acquires strength by
organization, the laborer has a light
to do likewise.
T am a young man, and yet 1 have
seen immense good come from or-
ganisation by the fanners. 1 i my
boyhood days, in Arkansas, 1 re-
member the (1 range, a I m iners or-
ganization. I used to sen them gath-
er together in the log school houses,
little dreaming as to what they were
doing, but w hen I became a man and
look up the study of law, I re-ad in
the books the cases called the (Iran-
ger cases, many of which went to
the Supreme court of the United
States, and iu these cases the (larn
trine of the right of the govern,
nicut to control and fix rates of rail-
roads and other common carriers.
The grange passed away and the al-
liance came, n farmers' organization
originated iu Texas. lu a little
while they began lo discuss the
commission question, and iu a short
time elected Jim llogg governor and
u legislature who passed present
railroad commission law, the stock
and bond law, mid the alien land law,
in my judgement, three of the wis.
est laws passed in Texas iu recent
years. The alliance went like the
grange, and soon thereafter came the
Farmers' Union, an organization too
young to have allceled legislation,
itnt. we all unow that when, by the
fraud of government statisticians, at
Washington, and otherwise, the cot-
eon crop last fall was estimated at
14,000,000 hales; cotton continued
until it bad fallen to >15.00 a bale:
and the Farmers' Union by their
organization and concerted action
held very large portion of the cot-
ton from the market until reaction
The mountains of the moon are im-
|-nense, in proportion to those of. the
larth. The moon is about one
torty-ninth the size of the earth, but
its mountain peaks are nearly as
tiifeli. Twenty-two arc higher than
Mont Blanc, which is within a few
feet of three miles high. The liigh-
j est is little more than four miles and
same or the price advanced, and thus | ^
saved to the farmers of the south .
c ,, ,„ For Twenty Years.
many millions of dollars. ' „„„„„„
"Other chill remedies have sprung
Then again, the organization of j Bp flourisj,ed for a brief season, then
the laboring people who arc wage j passed away—even from memory—but
.• ..i for twenty lone vears Cheatham s
their oigan.za ion a t j Tonic i,as been in the field of
operation the great j action The reason is simple. It has
which has j the merit. It actually cures Chills and
liti"a- ! Fevers while the majority of others
n j merely promise to. One bottle guaran
tion, lias become graven on tlin stat- : [ee(j t0 cure any ono case.
ute books of many states, and has
earners, by
unity put iu
principle of arbitration
saved millions ol dollars in
I
TRADE
.. . . A musical director can lead an or-
spread and grown until it has become ,hpstra and gtin fouow bis own in-
au international idea. They passed j cUnations.
the Chinese exclusion act, anti-black- —• - ' __
„ NO TONGUE CAN TELL
listing laws, tlio fellow servant act,
• • I
and many other similar provisions ] How ( suffered with Itching ar-'
by which crippled and disablee lab- Bleedir.g Eczema Until Cured
... ... by Cuticura.
orcrs have been enabled to recovet
mllious of dollars for their injuries j .<j^0 tongnP can L?ll how I suffered
that would have otherwise gone into for five years with a terribly I,alntul.
I , | itching, and bleeding eczema, m>
the coffers of the rich. In conclus- . ljody an(] face bcing. covcred with
ion let me offer one more suggestion, j soreg. Never in my life did I exper
That you take life insur- I once such awful suffering,
St. Jacobs Oil
for many, many years has cured
arcl continues to curs
rheumatism
neuralgia
lumbago
backache
sciatica
SPRAINS
bruises
soreness
stiffness
FROST-BITES
FOR WOMEN
troubled with ills peculiar to
their sex, used as a douche i aiarvelously sue-
cesstul. Thoroughly cleanses, kills disease germs,
stops discharges, heals lnlUmmation and local
ureness, cures leuconhcea and nasal catarrh.
Paxtine ia in powder form to be dissolved in pure
water, and is lar more cleansing, healing, germicidal
-d economical than liquid antiseptics tor all
TOILET AND WOMEN'S SPECIAL USES
For sale at druggists, 60 cunts a box.
1 id Box and Hook ol liutructlons Free.
Tm a. Paxrow Company Bo«toi , Mam.'
wtirm> foii ukith> FtatKS AhMY; able-bodied
unmarried men. twtwwn utte« ot SI un 1 3."; citizen,
of Unl!«l SUilo., ot good character uiid leiurjiit«
hitliit*. who cull t-jm.k, Ifi.d and writ-* IjiKli.dL l"Oi
inforinotin rpply t" lleon.ltinu Oluc. r, Iw
Oftie* Builr'lnn Oklahoma, tiuthrie. bbuwnee,
Kuid, O. T , or Tul-iii, 1. T.
MIXED FARMING
Price, 25c. and 5oc
which is'.
and I
, longed for death, which I felt was
nnce in some goou fraternal oiutr, ^ n(?ar l ha(1 trle(j doctors and medi-
such as the Woodman of the World, 1 cines without success, but my mother
the Knights of Pythias, or KnlgUU
oT Macabces; that you li\e sobol, anJ nno application of Cuti
temperate, economic, upright, and curfl ointment, and was soon cntirelj
vote rightand victory will be yours | well. (Signed) Mrs. A. Etson, Belle-
vue, Mich.
in 1 lie end, i —
Never trust a secret to the mails,
... *r • „i.u .ttil.li Jr the females, either.
Hie Dallas News is an able puoii-
cation, and every word it says tnsist on Getting It.
about the evils of the mortgage is starch/"This is because they
"true as Holy writ," but the News ^ a ^tockon hand o^her brand,
lias overlooked a large fine liie pre- j W[,ich they won't be able to sell first,
server that is floating near by tbe ^- contaln9 " **
l,oor mortgage-ridden victim. The ^Doyou jue ^instead * u oa.
warehouse system is intended ptir. starch. Requires no cooking.
pose I y for his use while he is stag- Although dozens ot' safety razors
<rcrin« in the deep and impassible j ire advertised, the barber shops are
nn tJnliirflfiv r« thflV PVPF
waters.
ancial i
Just the green food you've
been looking for.
Pure Alfalfa
Meal
Manufactured by
INLAND M'F'G CO.,
Mnntifp 'urtMM of the < e'ebnited T al<*
Stork Silt f r hor*«* , oaltle. ni.«« p ami
Iiukh. iour«'e lef Bella o-ir product*. irnot,
wri e an f« r prictw in«l full Information.
I nil it I lUTjc., < < -. Oklahoma City.
The man who needs no tin-
I needs 110 warehouse "to
help him bold on.' But as no ship-
wrecked man expects to continually
use the life preserver, so 110 sensible
person for a uiomeut expects to cou-
1'ts loan,'" 4Wiy
dependence. That there will always
as crowded on Saturday
were.
The chip that is carried on the
shoulder is apt to become exceeding
!y burdensome.
filO GRANDE 13 TREACHEROUS
so modify antl reduce this
that its potency will b« incousider- warning,
able. It is Educate, Educate Kdu-
elers Without Wsrning
"Ko cne who has seen the Ric
be a shiftless element uoiie pretends (It'ande river in flood is likely to for-
todenv, but the Kducalional scheme i Set the positive ferocity it seems tc
■ >t ■ • t lit display as the waters sweep all be
of the Vannem Union is intended to i ^ (hpm.. K H Taylor of L
emcnt pas5. "The flood arrives v/ithou'
The sky may be clear
| above when the traveler, leisurely
jogging across the wide channel,
eate, all the time, ignorance, vice and i1ea.s {,)<, wagon whoels grate upon
poverty are inseparable. Let in the | the sands beneath him. and then, it
i 'ae knows the river, lie lashes his
| horse, making all speed for the oppo-
site bank. Ho is lucky If he reaches
it in safety. The chances are that
^ before he gets there he hears the
roaring cf waters up the channel and
The removal of the Texas head- Secs them coming down toward him
quarters to Dallas, the central and i with a frcnt like a wall, rolling for
ward and downward as if over a fall.
light and vice and poverty take
(light like all the minions of dark-
ness. Educate, Educate, Educate.
WHEAT
RAISING
RANCHING
three irratt pursuit*
have « ;•:) in shown
wonderful reMiUn on
1 bo
FREE HOMESTEAD LANDS
OF WESTERN CANADA.
Magnificent climate- fanner-, pluwing in tlieir
shirt sleeves in the middle of November.
"A'l are bound to be more than pleased with
the final results of the past season's harvest."—
Extract.
Coal, wood, water, hay In abundance—schools,
churches, markets convenient.
This is the era of $1.00 wheat.
Apply for information to Superintendent of
Immigration, Ottawa, Canada, or to authorized
, Canadian Government Anent— J. S. Crawford,
j No. 125 VV. Ninth Street, Kansas City, Missouri.
(Mention this paper.)
Nothing pleases Ute eye so much as
a well made, dainty
HuSt
if properly laundered.
To get the best results it
is necessary to use the
best laundry starch.
i®fSane®
SHarcta
gives that finish to th«
clothes that all ladies
desire and should obtain.
It is the delight of the
experienced laundress.
Once tried they wilt use
no other. It is pure and
is guaranteed not to in-
jure the most delicate
fabric. It is sold by the
best grocers at 10c a
package. Each package
contains 10 ounces.
Other starches, not nearly so good, sell
at the same price per package, but they
contain only 12 ounces of starch. Con-
sult your own interests. Ask for
DEFIANCE STARCH, get it, and wa
know'vou will never use any other.
greatest Texas metropolis, will be of
great beuelit to the Union all over
the state. From Dallas ciniuate I lie
great, state papers and from there
comes the best, market rdports: Dal-
las is a news disributing center and
being a great publishing center—the
greatest in the entire south —the
Farmers' Union will receive special
attention Liiat it lias hitherto not re-
ceived. The move is a good and a
wise one for (he Union.
with a rising Hood behind. Many a
man. and whole wagon trains have
been overwhelmed in this way, and,
burled in the sands or cast away in
desert banks, no human eye has over
seen thor.i again. Milwaukee Kree
Press .
It is a long way from exploitation
to fraternity, but. there are those who
have gone over the entire distance,
and who are sure that there is a way
to make the journey.
"GOLD GOLD."
"Good " He Says, "But Comfort Bet-
ter."
"Food that fits is better thnn a gold
mine," t-a}s a grateful man.
"Eofore 1 commenced to use Grape-
Nuts food no man on earth ever had
a worse Infliction from catarrh of Ihe
stomach than 1 had for years.
"I could cat nothing but the very
lightest food and even that gave me
great distress.
"1 went through the catalogue of j
prepared foods but found them all
(except Grape-Nuts) more or less in- ]
digestible, get: era ting gas in the stom-
ach (wlilrh In turn produced head-
ache and various other pains and
aches) and otherwise unavailable for
tny use.
"Grape-Nuts food I have found
easily digested and assimilated, and
j It has renewed my health and vigor
and made me a well man again. The
I catarrh of the stomach lias disap-
peared entirely with all its attendant
, , . ills, thanks to Grape-Nuts, which now
Society Man to Practice Law. , — ; |g my a|mOK, so]c food , wan( n0
Robert Goelet, the well-known New- ; King Worth Kidnaping. other." Name given bj Post*m Co.,
port society man. has tiled application When the king of Slam has on his Baltle Creek, Mich.
for admittance to the bar of Rhode J full regalia he is supposed to re pre-1 -p,,n day's trial tel!s the stiry.
Island [seat an outlay of more Ulan $1.000.000.1 There's a reason.
PRICE.
25 Cts.
{Miami©® Start Oommpainisf, ©omiathia, [Mills.
ANTI-GRIP1NE
*S GUARANTEED TO CURE
GRIP, BAD COLD, HEADACHE AND NEURALGIA.
I won't sell Autl-Orlptno to a dealnr who won't Uiiurnnlre
It. ()&ll for your MONEY llACk IF IT JIO.VT CITRIC.
Jt\ If. Dienier, Si. D.t Manufacturer .Springfield, Mo.
TO CURE THE GRIP
IN ONE DAY /
ANTMiRIPINE
[Hbrio EQUAL FOR HEAWCHE
I'jRi5.
Cat: at Food.
In northern Italy the cat is a favor- i
itc article of food, even though people
tire forbidden by law from partaking
of the animal, iudeed, cats are fat-
tened ami grown for the market with
great care, and the Italian; believe
that (key far surpass rabbits in every
good quality. The method cooking
the animal Is to roast it In an oven
until brown, with onions, garlic, pars-
ley, bay leaf, red wine, and some
fragrant herbs other than those men-
tioned.
Scr.atcr Clark's Fine Home.
The wonderful mansion built by Sen-
ator Clark of Montana in Fifth avenue.
New York, is Hearing eomplctiou. The 1
total cost will bo about $5,000,000. It I
is not so largo a one or two others in 1
that neighborhood, hut is by far the |
most costly of any of them.
Little Things Count Big.
The half-inch United Slates stand-
ard screw-thread has thirteen turns
per inch. Mr. Welsh, the original su-
perintendent of the Westiughouso
all-brake works, used for the half-inch
bolt twelve threads Instead of thir-
teen. This decision has proved to be
a mistake, and the company would bo
glad lo rhimge it. but Ihe Immense
number of brake equipments, which
are out all over the world, the con-
stant call for repairs and extensions
make it impossible.
Will Start Buffalo Ranch.
C. J. ("Buffalo") Jones, who lived
, in Oklahoma and v. ho went from there
' to serve as game custodian in Yeliow-
; slone Park, has resigned his position
| to engage in the raising of buffaloes
| and mixed bloods, known as eataloes
| on his ranch near the Crand canyon
I of the Colorado river In Arizona,
IS a *
IF !T'S
CHILLS
*OL HAVE, IT'S
• OXIDINE
YOU NEED.
II la iolil under on AIISOI.UTK (H'AKANTI'.F, nml If jiiii nrr not
enred your <lrii|rict«t will refund your money. M de In
regular nml ta*telenH form*, hold by all di u^gl*!* for
You will will find a lar^e number of Imita'iona which the mnnnfac
tuivra claim are the tame tta OXIUINK. We caution you again.*!
such statement?. There i* only one OXID1NE and we are the eolc
mnnufacturora. These 'mitatnra are merely trying to sell their cheap
im it at ioni on the strength of Okidiue's record.
$1000 IN GOLD
AND COM 01 ANAI t&IS will be |>«id to AI114 |>er*oi> who ran find a
Iracr of Arsenic, fttrychnlne, Kor|>hlnet or ani| oilier poUonou* or
injurious drug* in
OXIDINE
Patton Worsham Druq Co.
MANUFACTURERS
DALLAS, TEXAS and MEMPHIS, TENN.
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Allan, John S. The Peoples Voice (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 14, Ed. 1 Friday, October 13, 1905, newspaper, October 13, 1905; Norman, Oklahoma Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc116089/m1/2/: accessed May 4, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.