The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 131, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 25, 1906 Page: 4 of 8
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THE OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITAL TUESDAY MORNINO, SEPTEMBER 25, 1906.
Trip OKI AHHMA ^TATF i'APITAI '. whip' their fall- has shown to rise to n heiirb!
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FRANK H CHEER. EDITOR
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Why not call thorn the Standard Oil htadi|ii«rt-j]
11ninit aa>n vote for the man.
bearat is the man.
?0 miles of the earth
('« have done at Madrid some ten year* ago before
j bursting froifl the xpatistioti due to heat arid by the
i resisthiiee of the air.
^0,0 "The faet that fragments do occasionally reach
o.45 :*r earth is the best proof *of the trr^at si/e of *onv
s.oujof the meteors that we. tneonnter. If it were not for
ih > air. the explosion of them all. with the aecom-
*?!oo j lmn vi,1K terrible heat would take place in our midst.
2.oo' If ia safe t« say that such a state of thing* would
4*°0( render our towns and eitiea uninhabitable.'*
cHyofOuthrla #
si .oo' MANY VIEWS OF SHAW'S ORDER
: . AGAINST GOVERNMENT SPECULATION
50 > are the#views f the now famous order of
# Se/retarv Shaw against the use of government de
f>oaita for speculative purposes. The New York
s finding much amusement in Secretary
l sha\y% portion. routetuiiog that he i* not much of
dnancier. or he would know that inoue.v automatic-
And he f *el> ihat*Hily ne 'ks the place** there is the greatest need.
and that, when interest is high on Wall street jhat
—* 11« a sign of need. It is further argued by the
OKLAHOMA PARAORAPHS
I>awtr>n ha* food reasons to be! ^va
that the Orient ra.lrond will build In the
near future to It.
THE RIVER OF REST
A beautiful stream ia the River of Re.«
The still, wide waters sweea clear and
cold.
A tall
A white nail Kl« am*
cold
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Prue stores are beinz raided in the Indian Terr ' papers opposed to Shaw's position that government
ton-. Sounds like old Kansas.
The nominations of Holiday, Aap
Jiave disorganized democracy.
A little sunshine i* t.11 that was noecssary f.. r
ivive the talk of a bumper cottou crop.
The Cimarron may he a treacherous stream. i i
it has never been visited by a typhoon.
Topeka should not criticise Spe«- Ilurlburt, Ih
tall player for making that home run.
Senator Bailey, that peerless, clean leader of th
southern democracy will campaigu m (Ikiahoma.
Standard Oil money may buy certain j
democrats, but it cannot, buy the p* opl-
homa.
The republicans of Logan county liav
strong and able ineu for the constitution.*
tion. That is the way lo win victories.
"Will any mau say that the government should
go iuto the meat buaioeaa, and yet if not then why
should it go into the railroad busine
(Beveridge.
I iihuip\ placed in hanks is eovered by ample aeenri
lies and belongs to the banks, and the secretary ha>
Jenkins 1 *° Ka* a'H)ut where it is placed.
The cireular letter of Secretary Shaw to the de
punitory banks, ivadfl in part
, "I am advised thai main hanks scattered!
v fn r-- ' ,
'throughout the eountry. are loaning their surplus;
funds through brokers and others in New York on j
call at high rates of interest. Money loaned on
n" 1 is.well-night universally for speculative purposes 1
am not willing that government money shall be en
ticed away from the locality where it has been de
posited, for the purpose of being used in this way
Public deposits are made to a id legitimate business:
as distinguished from speculation
"It you have more money than your community
••an appropriately absorb, please return it to the
treasury, fof.it «U promptly be p!a I when* it Will
do much good."
In the following fr.-ni the Baltimore N
argument* of those supporting Mr. Shaw's
are fotmmed up briefly :
'The argument advanced by these Wal
interests that money will seek the market
the best inducement and that the treasury
ment exceeds its authority when it places restrictions
on deposits does not bear analysis. The government
places its funds in localities where they will do the
Senator! most good and for the specific purpose of moving
'crops and furthering other legitimate enterprise
I he treasury does not
hat accrues goes iut
iQpuliatic
of I)kla
The populist managers of the democratic cam
paigu are making a great showing with their trust Heretofore banks with
money, but that showing will prov
<;n election day
Guthrie has two har.' working commercial organ-
isations that are goiug after railroads, fsctories and
other institutions in a way that means iut line will
have that 50,000 by 1Q10.
There is again talk of a revolution in Mexico.
The "yellow" correspondents who are sending oo?
such stories, are the same one* who schedule ! n
extensive revolution and anti-Amen an niov. nicut
for ^abor day, Sept. lrt.
The (republicans have opened repubiica
quarters in Guthrie, and will demou*trat<
campaign may be run without trust money
omy will t>e practiced, and the fund will I
Hmong the republican voters of the tcrriti
The farmers* institutes are again being held
Nothing is of greater educational value to the farm-
ers of Oklahoma than these auuual institutes whe •
they ha\< uu opportunity to meet w ith «\i, h other
tiud discuss methods that have pr«>\ I s,i.-. i snful
xact interest, and any profit
the coffers of the lenders
•icess funds haw forwar<tv «l
their undoing 'hem to their correspondents m New York to be
placed in Wall street e the rate of interest shoul 1
happen to be higher m that center than at the places
selected by the government for the temporary lotlg
ment of its cash. I'his plan has been fallowed with-
out regard to the needs of the local communities
Now the government rules that its film's not re
quired for domestic use must be returned to the
treasury. Of course, this action did not p'-iot Wail
street In its anger it even forgot that Secretary
Shaw had frequently estended favors to t1'. i center
which brought forth widespread criticism Mis t-
der permitting certain importers of gold to v.ith
draw the yellow' metal from the subtreasury when
it starts from th • oth^r side, thus making it svaii
able several days earlier than it otherwise would be.
. • about the greatest ai t any secretary of th • treas-
ury ever extended to the financial center; but ap-
parently this is not enough to satisfy Wail strv. •
exacting and craving spirit."
The Journal of Commerce expressed the sentiment
«.f those opposing whet it compared Mr s -hw t<
King Canute sitting on the seashore and forbidding
waves to advance upon him, or Dame Partington
trying to sweep back th« Atlantic ocean.
i lief
how
Ket
Bailey was the recipient of a huge Standard O;
fee. The popub<>t managers of the democratic
campaign committee have received a lug standarv
Oil trust contribution. It is bi>i natural tha
Bailey and Oklahoma Standard agents should work
in conjunction.
And now the Standard Oil Is soliciting subscrip-
tions for the Oklalioinau, and gstheruig in money
l'or it. Of course. Standard Oil is entirely disinter
ested in this matter. It is likewise disiuterest that
leads the Okiahoiuan to overlook v andanl. and «i<
fend Senator Bailey.
SOME INTERESTING VIEWS OF
DESTRUCTIVENESS OF METEORS
According to a scientist of the Astro Physical
observatory at Washington, meteors *.>
be the most dreaded of ail the earth
sntafouists were it not for the fact tha
of theiu are prevented from reaching
by **onr atmosphere," which serves as a
cuirass, The official in qneatiou,
cause of our immunity from a«
shooting stars, ail traveluig at speeds that aver
a hundred times thst of a rifle bullet, ssvs:
" When a meteor enter* the atmosphere the frict
produced by its gi«ant<c speed makes «t flash
HOLDS OUT HOPE TO YOUNG MEN
IN THF LIVES OF GREAT MEN
The editor of the Ardmorite has heeu delving
int history. ami has compiled some interesting facts
hi a way that should eueourage the young man who
feels that his youth is against him Successes of
young men are m no way infrequent, in history, or
ti Oklahoma, which is a young man
facta collected>by the Ardomre eilitor
By ron s first w ork appeared ai 1H
. x p i a
d .indeed ;
phy siea1;
nearly a'l
ie ground|
11 let proof
nine • th*'
Dickens brought out "Piekw
Si-hubert and Mo/act «iied at
Raphael ravished the world
Michael Angelo mad< stone t
(ialileo's great disct very wa
Newton was at his /.euith wh,
Kdison harnessed lightning i
Martin Luther shook the \ at
Calvin wrote his " Institutes'
.John Wesley was Methodism
Alexander conquered th-- wo
Nap
leon made all Kt
eiuange was nia-
-b.
onqu<
pren
1 M
in the Wef
the West world
Reynolds snd Turner of Tulsa
franted a * snchiae to put
IO0S alsctrlc l'sht plant at Sap
and work on it vil! begin soon
He knows von w
feve
for Fureka Spring
far from all It Is upon lan.l
from fates that pur u«
i>l persue
Fur over rhe Itly-Mned Rl\ er of Res
l p*r mvstelcal. maal-al River of Resi
•Andrew .1 Johnson of Musk'^ffe
lefr for Alaska where he s Int""1-
nins
pioyed at the Pas
soon
«r P i
beey
rmer.JioriK B
'TI
of Rest.
Joaquin Miller
org*:, movini uown an in
e.iddenlv :o dsappear from siffiit
o ? puff - ' f: nm and
knew tl._. _
— ... ... tided
id agent and the latter went
PM|
. -us than a hundred
ihe Mid ind
DEVELOPMENT NEWS NOTES
INDIA.V TERRITORY
Work R«-p^ rted
N S. She
Copyright 1906 by
Ha-: Schaffiirr Marx
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The follow.nit
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KlI'vHOMA TERRIT >R>
T*>tephOM Sveteni
RoO-r.cu
Papers
SIXTH YEAR IN OKLAHOMA
little smile MAKERS
Drs. clark * asaalev
'smo« Chicago Specia
re«t Chroa c imd fr-.e*
both s i
Uuaraateed
9tt<; Ottce
Ostkne Ok
rttoa* No 4'
OUR STORE
,-irri Hiir Hart
Business Houses ti
Like individuals are distingui licd ,
by soaie peculiar characteristic:...
is distinguished from others
the clas> of merchandise ♦a
we carry. Our Harl, Schaffner'S: Marx suits are ?S
known bv I heir Shapely Lapels, Natura! Shoulders, .3
roftne^s 111 Line Eftects and Perfect Balance when Tj
place on the person.
Our Dunlap stiff and foft hats are recognized at once
a^ Leaders fashion anil style. Any good dVesser
Will not consider him self msfc fe*unlil l e has obtained
Dunlap hat, which gives the finishing touch to the rest
of his dress.
Remember this is a store that depends upon the
quality of goods handled to bring its patrons back aud we ♦♦
are not ashamed to tell our customers where and by ♦♦
whom our goods arc manufactured, and we will refm d ♦«
the money for anything we sell that does not gi\e
satisfaction. • *P
A. 0. FARQIHARSON, ;
One Price For All
and That Price Right
High Grade Clothier
and Furnisher
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GUTHRIE GLASS & CHINA
COMPANY
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WE arc-making extensive additions to Our Stock of China
and Glassware every week. All seasonable goods.
Parlies will find at our store, goods at all prices, from
the cheaper grades to the finer. We are determined to please
our patrons and friends and extend to one and all a courteous
invitation to visit our store. YOU ARE \\ ELCOME.
GUTHRIE GLASS and CHINA CO.
208 I OhUHOM* AVE.
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GUTHRIE NATIONAL BANK
• Oldest Bank In Oklahoma.
CAPITAL $150,000
* OFFICERS—U. C. GLSE P'esideit "RANK DALE and J W PERRY, >9
* Vice Presidents; ROB'T SOHLBERG Caahier; C R. HAVIGHORST o
e Assistant Cashier ♦
* DIRECTORS—U C. Guss Frank Dale, J vv Perry G A. Hughes. A C 6
* C. B er«r A .1. Seay. Henry E Asp. H. E. Troutman. Robt. Sohibcg 4
For Lighting, Cooking, Power i;
USE ELECTRICITY -j
Make your home more comfortable at ■;
little cost, by using Electrical Cooking ;l
Apparatus Create Sea Breezes at ' j|i
Home by using an electric fan
Always reidy. LET ELECTRIC- f
1TY DO YOUR WORK 5;
The Guthrie Light and Power Co £ f
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SEND YOUR LAUNDRY TO THE
HIE GITHRIF IAINDRY COMPANY
THEY HAVE-BETWEEN 25 AND 30
HANDS F ORKING ALL THE TIME
Phone I OP. 502-4 West-Okl«hn: a Av ue
4
like the arrow of Aeestffc. oiilv nior** «.«
ions expenm^nfs of Lord Kelvin hav
the hest thin prvHlini-U, just s* a t
sparks from a car wh*el or a iucifcr
on the box, is ■QftU-.cnt to eoUKiim>
if it were wuddeJy <- &t iuto a fumi
thre or fotir million
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consul' ed before they penetrate far ir
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vii thst
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of Kng
Iiord Boluitfhrok*' was s
became secretary of war at
laiul at ''ti
A • xaiiiJt-r Ilsiniiioti
1 ('lav nnd Calhoun enter
Henry t'liv mad« •
! Calhojin wa.® secretary* of
•Daniel Webster wa* wit
Judge Story wa* ba the
Goethe \v « a literary K"
S«hi!ler was in the tor^f
Burns wrote hu best po<
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to par
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TRANSFER, COAL AND STORAGE.
Reo«iv rs and Distributors of C«r Lots
BEST GRADES OF COAL ALWAYS IN STORE.
Goods Packed,. Stored and Shipped To Order ^
QUICK SERVICE AT ALL TIMES.
Phone-No. 20
407-409 West harrison Avenue
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Greer, Frank H. The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 131, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 25, 1906, newspaper, September 25, 1906; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc126298/m1/4/: accessed April 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.