The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 316, Ed. 1 Wednesday, April 30, 1902 Page: 4 of 8
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IMA STATE CAPITAL, WEOffRSDAY MOK!Vf9
TL 30. 1 Cj02.
ThcOkljhoma State Capital
■ . ■ < .tint ti I'rlnttng I ump4i
HUNK II.
bodlmect of dignity as leader
minority party in the houM
i-erson of Sibley the repa
an Sl*rmist who is «<•« rr. 1
for a i>la> e an the great
thing* that are need of in*
' The yellow e-eingre«*raan ia on a
level with the yellow prr-ss—both pan-
der to an unhealthy sentiment that
>oen:a to be spreading among the peo-
, Pic.
of the
e. I n the
< an* have
ly looking
citator of
[igatio
IT
r fr.
live weight, scordlng
and character of the ( 1
example a 1.200-potir.
$6.50 pi - rWt or nt
ptreer dressing CO per c<
will make 720 pounds
fered fnr sal* at
■'! op CO-' al •• •
■rt. They dress in
rrnt of the gr' ?s
z to the quality
attle. Take for
It is now anmxii ed that the presi-
dent haa diacovf-red that in office a
«'>ft heart and a w>ft head go too often
together. The dppth of research h**re
indicated show? familiarity with real
metropolitan conditions.
OKLAHOMA PARAGRAPHS.
7.ack Mu'i .!! ha- ann cd that
ste.
ling j
e- $78. Thi.
nt net of be°f,
which, at 10
MEAT PRICES
ARE
A deafening 1 latter has lieen and is
being rals<*J o er the alleged exa> tiom
ol the beef tnift - > allr-d, whi< h has
not been in any way lessened by the
further ad ran- • shown by beef and
similar prodti< t* last week, ssys Brad-
atreets. The high price* /or poultry
and other farm product* have adde d to
the b.a which has been start/d by a
number of jtapera who aim to teli a
number of poorly informed people
what they want to know instead of
what actually exists. In the tolumna
of the.--? jejurna!.u reasonable- <& ise* for '
Ihc advances are generally ignored, and
the sole aim seems to be te> flay the
ch topus of the me>at trust Various
state*s and nate>nai law officers are
understood to have been stimulated to
a tlvity by the Htorm that has be*e n
raised, end even the endless chain let-
ter cranks nave sought to utaliz*- that
medium to the end that the general
public may be asked to refrain from
eating n • at >1 any kind until the- trust
is brought to a tealizing sense e f its
enormities Wb • from points of view
the abstention from or the curtailment
of the meat diet in the spring has
sum' aavanUK r • n. to ha < not
Occurred to tho*e advocating thi.- plan
of warfare that the retail butcher is
likely to be the chief sufferer from the
new method of trust treatment. Nor
does it seem to occur to the trust hun
ters thai a plain b ibine i mposi-
tion this period of the year would be
the least pru'ital .« time for the meat
trust, if it exists, to advancc prices un-
duly
I be fa« ts in the ra;-" se em to argue
that the t. r-ibe-r of meat-prodw. ing
acima.c in the ury today is rattier
sn.aller in proportion to population
thtn ever • for- The t hange from
free rat:ge t t;. re expet . ^tall
feeding whi< h ha- < . urred in the i>ast
iwer.ty y< a has not been fa. oral).'•
to low* i p:: a: . th claim 1 made
apparently with ji.sti" . that were it
not for the ii< ■ b.pment of modern
ftla ightering 1.. thuds, involving the
Utilization of th entire animal, the
©Cfct of meat would be much higher
than it it- With < >rn at ♦; .-eni n r
buaitel intend of ^0 or 30 cents and
other .attle food proportionally h'«h«-:,
there serms to have- bM little indue < -
ment for farmers to carry stock over
the winbt. The larj?e cattle re«-eiptfl
of labt fall and winter and the present
hmall movement find confirmation
here With high price * for beef, con-
sumption has in turn gone into hog
products, poultry and other animal
foods, with the result of depleting
Supplies all around. It is still too
early to expect grass-feel eatle to ap-
pear In the niar!\* t. and high \ - -
are not Improbable for some time to
come If for no other reason than that
of animal food production, large yields
of all the cereals, but especially of
corn, are to be hoped for If meat
prices next autumn and winter are to
reach prohibitive prices.
J. STERLING MORTON
A FRIEND OF FARMERS.
VERY HIGH. In the death of Hon J. Ster g M --
ton. of Nebraska, last Sunday tno
country has lost a man always a
stalwart In the interests of agriculture
and tne beautifying of the homes of the
people by the aid of forestry. J. Sterl-
ing Morton was secretary of agricul-
ture in the Cleveland cabinet and as
such 1* tan many reforms that have
proven of great advantage to the farm-
ers of tne country. He was the author
of arbor day as a generally observed
plan for tt< planting of tree* at least
one time eat h year. His constant mot
to «a3 "plant tree*s" and this legend
wa.* always printed on his stationery
"*nts per poun l returns JT: showing
an apparent los "f f«? |w-r head- Prom
this should be deducted the value of
the hide, tallow and other offal which
is perhaps worth all < f the $ ;. but.
on the other hand, mutt be deducted
the cost of buying, kiling and distrib-
uting and marl'ting all of the pre>d-
uct If there Is a beef trust and it is
true that it exacts from the consumer
more than a fair charge for Its servie^es
in buying, manufacturing and distrib-
uting unlawfully the product of the
ranee and the farm and feed yard,
there is no class of people, ne>t even
the consumers, who will so cordially
inc • an :i; w ment looking to the
proper control of tho p charges as
ranchman aud the feeder. We want
a markeit for our produt tions always
and we want it as broad and urestrict-
we have a right under the con-
The announcement of Colonel Wil-
liam Jennings Bryan that he will not
j be a <andidate for the presidency in
I If* I under any circumstances is in-
tended to be read, presumably, hard-
ly any."
Timber cutter- are again iii-turb
the equilibrium e i thing? n the Ch
taw countrv.
The people of Guthrie have raised about |;o,-
i 000 to aid in re-establishing The State Capital,
J but the expense of building and equipment—if
they are to have anything like the capacity of the
in | r<
re ?re a hundn
''•"•ore moving
vements.
In announcing that he will not he- a
presidential candidate in 1004 Colonel
Bryan assures the- world that "money
is still the essential issu" with me '
This bids the world to pausr
There is a boy down in Georgia that
is expected to become president of the
I'nlted States som day. The natives
a-vert that there is not a h-.-.-< In the
county that can throw him.
The Chickasha Teleph
is ; skmg for a t<
for Madill, with a pr pet
in a telephone sv-tcm in t
Nearly every town in the
ritory that hasn't boa'-i
ready, is talking in favor
ing one. Beards of tr ';e a:
cial clubs are good things I
tow 115.
( former plant—wiU fEr
I
♦
this.
Subscribers to the daily can aid much in this by
sending in subscriptions for a vear—$4.00—or more,
in advance, and by inducing non-subscribers to do
likewise. The price, $4.00, is by mail only. We
wil: sincerely appreciate all such expressions of
good will.
STATE CAPITAL PRINTING CO.
Fran:c H. Greer, Manager.
under the cut of a fine tree.
This farmer statcman while in the P(' a
ff. « he filled so well was an opponent sti -;tion and the laws to expcct that it
of the free distribution of seeds by the shall be. Finally, If there is a beef
government on th* ground that it trust. I say kill it, but until more fat
savored of paternalism and was a use- cattle are offered for saie. which in
leas expense to the petyte. In this my <> pinion will not be until another
petition he found himself opposed by crop of corn is grown, live cattle will
(ongresa and lost his contention. sell at high prices, and the packers
Major Micah Jenkins has been invit-
ed to visit tne president at th** White
House and Senator Jim Tillman fs
consequently suffering from another
wound in the ncck
Dr Sterrett a' f (-
site commission. av that
mission has made aw\ v
department of the inter- -r •
sion to c!l the townlots •
and that the sale w:!l - :
Ponca Courier: John Give
us that the four h n ire i
City—the alect and bongt-
were-^will dance at th op
That is the only kind if pi
with, and not vcrv
There is danger that the necktie
trust may in time become so powerful
as to give it to us plenty where we
wear the goods.
.Mr. Morton was an will gett and the consumers must pay
While in oflb
Inveterate letter writer and used often high prices for beef if they would eat
to call newspaper men in and read to it.
them portions of the answers he was
There is hope for the worst poet.
He may get appointed to office some
etay and then everybody v^ill talk
about his poetry.
them.
Th P. tea ■ \« -
church'*'.. hat i-
boasting of. Ther<* >
more to the stabi3:t\
crease? its growth
-choe.U and plentv
churttcs.
s b<-'a ting o?
omethinc w
lothinc that a
)f a town and
more
than good
prosperous
making to the farmer corresuondents eastern literary woman
and authors the publication of them. rra' ! thi- amusing but in some re- appropriate,
in addition to being a farmer, states-
man. and H- iiolar .Mr. Morton had had
large experience as a newspaper man
beving held editorial positions on \ar-
lous of the leading western newdpa-
In a gory battle ..at occurred The
other day one McCarty bit ofT the lip
has of his friend Gorey. It was unkind but
spects accurate estimate of the man
of the We*f>t The man e f the West has
no Mav-day precision or regularity ]n
his flitting:^. The dead of winter may
see his household gods hauled from
lii Reno Democrat: The horse steal-
| ing industrv of this territory has been
; revived. Heretofore horses have been
^o cheap that it iflade the <teaiing bus-
' incsS unprofitable. But -nut t'.-.c in-
crca-e in price- of horse - an-! mules
'occasioned by the oBer •• ar. tlii= in-
! dustry is coming to the front again.
The normal situation in Venezuela
s critii al. The lant report was that
he situation was normal.
Chi
an
I;-
rrn
ifioo
ha Tc
.'r':'n-
Dor-
pers during his earlier years. At the dwelling to dwelling the spring may-
time of hi- death he v.a- publisher of find the : . -h album sunk in the mud
a weekly Journal that had a wide eir- where it fell during the vernal migra-
1 ulation and was a rcftex of the ideas of tion. and the hoe suns of summer and
the editor. the pine needles of fall may annoy his
Mr. Morton was a demo* rat of the
Cleveland stripe. He was never friend-
ly to wandering after the idols of the
Bryan « la** and hia a tivity in recent
years in the party councils was less
ma. < e l than for a long time In the
death e f tills grand old man the West
nas lost a staunch friend and the agri-
cultural Interests an exponent of great
power and rare judgment.
Some people ee
se** another. The
both.
one truth. Others
forutnate few see
mi'es nor!he a -t • ( ' . Sep-
tember and is n-.mbercd among our
orogrcssive and substantial farmer*. <
Mr. Dorrell rcj rts the o t!o. k lor ;
wheat in his section a< splendid*
"NEW ERA"
House Paints are guaranteed
fcv us personally for five years.
Every gallon is a Full U. S. Standard
Gallon. Let us show you houses
painted with ' New L.ra" seven
years ago. $1.50 per gallon.
Eagle Drugstore
EDWARD NICHOLS, Proprietor.
Harrison Avenue.
good
THI: POSTOFFICE
MAKES BIG GAINS.
A statement of the condition and the
great in- rease of busipena in the Guth-
rie peiatoffice during the past year was
published in the state Capital of yes-
terday. The showing is the best that
ver been made in bo far as In-
bent hea i a- he lacks down carpets
ir. a new house. :n a new town, in a
new .-tat* Why? It is the eternal new-
ness that (alls him; the smell of fr^sh
paint intoxicates him: the sight of
three new houses in the midst of a
treeless prairie fill him with the ec-
static joy of figuring the price of town
lots In the west addition of this thriv-
ing city in ten years. He prefers his
fruit cake when it is warm, and ea"-
his Ice cream half froren. lest that
incomparable taste of newness should
vanish befe>re the morsel reaches his
lips.
Viewed as a mere investment,
character is still worth while,
SOME VIEWS
OF THE GAME.
Ponca City Courier: It i- common
to have* two name- to boost. <-o the
dci;i' ! rat in the campaign th;- iall
can " Rah ior Swottords and Cro--."
At Erick recent
sheets, of al sizes
ha
'.-tones fell in ;
and shape> and as ■
a con-cquencc nearly every house in
town had window lights broken out
on the south ami wr-t sides. Some
buildings were twi-tcd out of >hapc-
a little and even some moved on their
foundations slightly. One of the fiut: !
on the depot was blown over.
In describing the bride, a Missouri
new t.aper -aid •'she was n o t beam -
ful. especially as to her nose which
hung like a soft white cloud between
reasy in business is concerned. i"he her azure- eves." and a Colorado n-\\ -
take
ry
lllg
of the
la ho 11
Lax
Reno Democrat
enioys a good th
oft at :ts own
Republic.
'The
•hu.t not prca
on the brow
ion -halt not
Billious Cro
The Demo-
thing even i: it a
\pen-c. The Per-
says the follow-
this crown
>i defeated
rticify Ok-
Ok'ahoman The stuff which is be-
ing given to the people by the city wat-
er works is a something tcrr;!>le. In
open session of the council rcccnt
ly Alderman Dunn said something re
medial should be done at once or thi-
city wouTd experience a plague. The
council shaitld not delay in a matter
that is -o seriouslv icopardizing the
public health.
J-" McXeal,
has
volume of matter handled and the
amount of money received and disburs-
ed is greater than any other office in
oklahoma shows.
The importance of the business done
in the Guthrie office makes it in the
> lass w ith the Topeka. Kansas, office
and an increase during the ensuing
four year period at as great a rate as
that of the last four year period will
make the Guthrie office entitled to the
same classification at the ofti-« at
Kansas City and St. Louis.
The receipts and disbursements of
this offie <- have reached a figure in ex-
cess of a mlllon and a half each year.
The rural routes that have been placed
for supply from the Guthrie office
tended to Increase the business or
the offl, e materially and the normal
growth of the business has been very
great. There has been a constant
! need lor more help in the offli e and the
department has allowed additional
clerks from time to time but the busi-
ness is still greater in volume than the
capacity of the force to handle it.
The condition of the Guthrie post-
office is an eloquent announcement of
the prosperity and growth of the city
of Guthrie and the growth of the city
is indicated by the growth of the post-
office business hpre. The management
of the Guthrie office is excellent and
the great volume of business is hand lei]
well despite the condition of short clerk
allowance and cramped quarters. The
need of a good building for the post-
office and other federal institutions here
is most sorely felt and is becoming a
problem as business increases.
1 paper man has arisen to inquire if it
was of the Roman aquiline or re-
trousse varif y- this cloudy nose that
ornamented the fair maiden's face.
the
He
Young John p. Rockefeller !s a
day - hool ti«hi • Be is heir tc
P itevt fortune in the worfd.
has explained the parable of the
needle's eye by. alleging that "riches do
not bar one from salvation, .salvation
depends upon whether the man pos-
sesses the gold or the gold possess. :
the man."
the tiuthric
banker and ol
d
time re-
publican war
horse of Ok-;
ah
oma, has
formally amv
ouii tti his cai
id
idacy for
d< legate to c«
[ingress. He 1
s been in
the territory
siMce 'fr, and
li.i
is alwavs
been active.
hard-workiiiK
re
publican.
1 n - peaking >
i i his candidal
:v
he sauj:
"Ii 1 am ii-
'initiated you
w
ill see a
campaign sue
h as Oklahom
Territory
has never w
itnessed. Rep
uli
ant,
• \ i .: i -: ': •, o
glory and
t a ■ ehood
1 a : 11 be ..m.
of the slogan
that will
anpeal to the
'oval patriot!'
voters «>f
Oklahoma to
et."
vote the rept:1
bli
can tick-
'ir. McGui
re is well ver
d in the
urors wcr
. was plat
Clayton call
tred them o
ing theb h
South McAlester grand
on a strike becau-e
ed on the panel. Judge
ed in the iuror- and le t
their duties, firmly tel
would enforce the statutory provis;-in
lor such cases, if necessary. An elab-
orate argument drawing th- distinct! •
between social and official assuciati-
i«*med more effective than the veiled
threat, and the irors obeyed the ur-
dr to resume their work.
G. W. BRUCE
Boik Keeper and AcceuM.
Rooms I a.nd 2 Bamford Building.
GUTHRIE. - . OKLAHOMA.
Special Attention Given to the ExamineLtion^of
County Records and [Books of a
Mercentile Character.
REFERENCES:
Board of County Commiseioi.ers of Logan County.
Board oj County Commissioners of Dewey County.
Any bank in the city of Guthrie
a City Coi
ince the .
trip, and
r>ry ha> be-
Among the ironies of fate it is ob-
served that at the season when the
glad commencement nay is at hand
the victim of the commencement day
last year has discovered something
One of these was trying to trade a
collepe education for a meal ticket in
New York recently.
- •untr- .
He ha
ing of ti
coming
:ic of the
t worker
Mr. M
s3n and
YfcLLONX STATESMEN
ARE A CIRCUS, hav
Representative Sibley of Pennsyl-
vania has taken occasion to throw a
epasnt about the outrages perpetrated
by order of General Smith in the Phil-
ippines. The remarks of the gentle-
man are heated to the boiling point
and there seems to be no way to allay
his thirst for the gore of the soldier
saw in the ignominious dismissal of
the latter.
There may be some ground for all
the popular excitement that has been
Voiced so eloquently by the gentleman
from Pennsylvania and there may be
none It is always well to bear both
tides of a cause before rendering de-
cision. That is one of fhe things the
people Insist upon as a part of the law
Of the land
If neral Smith was ordered or
knowingly permitted the atrocities
with which lie has been charged he is
deserving of censure or something1 ■
more a cording to the circumstances N'ow that Hoarce Hagan has decided
of I'ntil that fa- t is fully tliat there Is no beef trust and has
®BU '- '■> ompetent and formal admitted that the law t supply ani
tlla "H '''i eioquen. e ,.f the demand governs in ti.' prire of foo.!-
gentb-man : •• - : Iit• g in the , a!- -'tuffs ) in jn a po-. ion to get gra<e
ieries is distln 'out of pla.-«* and oc- fully into the republican party. He
cujijlng time tha: might be profitably *;•>> \h a matter of f i t the price
devott i i<> i.tner mor. worthy things of beef is determined when it Is high
I'M disposition on the part of alarm- end when it is low by the supply ami
lb ts in congress to do desperate . .tigs d-man.l. E\eiy cattleman in the
and th> ii ha., to t down in the rear West knows that even
when (it. things are shown to be prices tattle are
without l - ■ -«ti t i at ion in a Kiowing one.
fM> d.ruocrau Jaw u.lln th, oorm mi. wept, porha,,, -
•pr. I". N> of ti" l. a i. r Ktart.nK whtrt he t. toltUMt* fnoucb t« h... A ilmi t Jus lh t the
•tout on (hat proven ,h. , at th.. wry k, pr> .. ,rle...l of
•r°u III"K In- l'!.-vailing Ian fall I . ry cattleman
cluent. A a refill J,„. Kl< harilacm .knuwa thai the |, r|,,r « minptlea „f
hatt be-n jiiailc the Jukr of i:i( h,.. !(,n li\e,an> art- a1! .
when he t-hould have been the
ity att
illg vo
party.
i Kan
Chautauqua. was
y. making a r<
which had
tunc.
to
.el at ti;
his home county
•tatc that the
men arc v.-ork-ng day arte
McGuirc. who :> one of the
ular men in the territory.
.y the Pon-
been Mre
ic V erokrc
t'j the tern-
most consis-
' :n the re-
Guiri came
n his home
elected
ord for
ver been
UP OP OR
A meeting is <
at Sapulpa. I. T.
for the purpose
of meeting of a
the rcprc-entativt
tion to pa^«. rese
pose of seek::
rd fo
May loth
. at t o'clock p. in.
of selecting a place
mass convention o
men of the Cr
the
4nto
y.v.v.v.'.v.v.v.v.v.wv.v.v.'.v.-.v.-.v.-.w.vAW,
I THE BIG DRIVE ON FINE WALLPAPER
P;
Pawnee
and it i-
i is nccd-
c county
night for
no t pop-
The ' herished proberbs of the people
are all being destroyed. It was said
once upon a time that the way to a
man's heart was through his stomach.
The meat people are demexisitrating
that the same route leads to his
pocketbook, and the way is a fan
t ra« k.
After all. it is a mean man who
w ill ref, c to pay his fare and t!*en
•try to get the conductor fired, even
if the man be a senator and in Wash-
ington where all people do the humble
cringe to the member or senator as a
matter of habit.
Woodward Republican- The fir-t
thing that a local democrat told us on
receipts of the news of C rOss notnins-
that two years ago, when the
prt -cnt nominee was n
a-ide for the Hon. Bob N'eff that the
irienel- of the present candidate had
voluntei red t•. hum- a -hi-h fund of
$5,ooo provided he wa- permitted t'
carry oq the nominstina honors, and
that would help him thro the cam-
paign "and. says our democratic
acquaintance, you can bet that a can-
didate who can raise that amount of
the- sinews of war' is not to be look-
ed dowi ! is not quite a ban c!,
•>n* ' -cry .'.;r red keg.1" The dox-
ology will be sung while the hat is
passed.
Let every r. . 1 who can attend thi
meeting.
At Weatherford Tht citizens r
had a big tune during the normal cele-
bration. Th- band turnished music
j. L. Caldwell. D. Cardw .
• riyir Mc tc si'cccluthe mil i-> •
whistles, the men tire' guns, the ladie
tooted horns and the kids beat tit
pans. Pandemonium reigned -upren:'
until u o'clock at nigl t. and e\crybod;
was happy. Th most surt>ri«ing ie.;
turc oi the winde Ihm;:c • - thai
no one got hurt. Kirc arms were u-d
indiscrimantelv and e
manner, and ■ if rnc th-
\
'■
\
-■
Paint
Mixed for
per
Gallon
5,1 fl' is indeed lucky that no
' pened.
Dn not let any one tell you it is not good, for it
is. Call and let us figure with you, for we have the
£ etoc and the prices.
^ We have the largest and best stock of Drugs in
I; the territory and will make you prices accordingly.
Lawton Rcpuh
and Attorney B
ty over some bti
tne Utter. Blai
and
I'allas ha3 recently entertained the
old Confederate veterans and the occa-
sion was a happy one. The following
paragraph is indicative of the state
of the atmosphere: 'It takes the tat-
terer enil !-m of \,ilor to test the lungs
of the mult .. to their full capacity.'
No
ihat a Nrew York physician has
di-tcovered that IhdlffeStlfth causes peo-
ple to tH! >-k there is a fear that
countless thousands of people will dis-
cover from the symptoms they have
bring any profit to the average feeder Uiat th„r ,ma, ,, ,,rr „f
at the present
eitiitg too low to
e-m- Ion the cluseut
corporate power has under-
gone a change of beam as h" sits at
the noonday lunch counter and notes
ght on the yards i the famall wafer of beef placed beb re
Kind of competition.'him ou a butter dish.
Ponca City Courier: The dishes set <
before the b.. |;ictcr:> at Lmd were not |
^ " ti, '.ed. Hoy li«.fifman. a !
( lev ci.tnd g. env rat .1. B. Diggs. !
who has no pat ence with the exploded !
Bryan -ophi<tie>. and other sensible I
democrats were asked to partake again
of the old cni-'v musty Kama- City,
i.lat:orm. Doubtless they had hoped1
t!:.it tju- den. ratic party in the terri-
1 ,r> w ' di-plav some uelgment and
|iteer iw#** from the rock on which |
! tin r oj• I boat had foundered twice be-
fore. The* know that in this course j
!l - '' 'icic.it; they know that two
years fn m now the national democrat-
ic '-.trt\ will m the mention ot the
«Kan<as ( it> platform, l'ast experience
wis enough • r them: but such was,
th. grec-l • r votes that the old dent- j
< rat utre i r. . 1 to -wallow not only
Kansas Citv olatform but also a
in. The time may come
me democrats will have
can: John C Ha1! j
r got into a difficu! '
ne■> at the home of i
nicked up a chair
' brain Hall with it !
when the latter pulb. 1 ! - gun uid •••'-.
Blair he would send him to the king
dom come if he made another move
Blair had Hall arrested and he wit-
taken 1-eiorc Jus" e \\-dmer. Ti:
is set for Monday. Blair's ver ion is
that Hall came there before he wa-
out of bed and when hii wife opened
the dour, aitcr asking for B' -r he
stuck a revolver in the door and Blair
then raised the chair in self defense.
£...
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