The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 272, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 7, 1907 Page: 2 of 8
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THE OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITAL. THURSDAY MORNISO, MAf OH 7, 1907.
Get
D*- Graves'
Tooth Powder.
Use it twice-a-day and you will
have white teeth, hard gums,
clean mouth, pure breath, good
digestion and good health. Just
ask your dentist about it.
IB handy aclal cane or bottles. IS*
D'-Aram1 Tsstfc Pswisr Co.
AN
ABLE
DOCUMENT
Complete Constitution
Before Convention
DICKERSON
FOR JUDGE
WORK OF THE APOSTLE8
Democrat* u Well as Republiij
ans Behind Him
A BIG MAN IS DICKERSON
Hii Record on the Judicial Bench
as rederal Judge Has Been Be-
yond the Reach of Criticism—
His Determination to Enforce
the Law F lr and Impartially
Ada, I. T., March « -Jtiigr T J. Dick-
trson in possibly tTie most popular office
holder that aver dispensed Justi< <• In the
Indian Territory. He is popular with
nil. both democrats and. republicans inJ
especially with the common people.
^ Tin Ada Democrat. one of the staunch
democratic newspui*rs of the new state
had the following mention of Judge Dlck-
erson:
"In looking over tha Held of aaplrsn *
far appointment to the Important posi-
tion of federal Judge of the eastern dis-
trict of the new state of Oklahoma, tha
^Democrat can find no man baiter quali-
fied to wear the ermine than Hon. T.
J. Dlckerson of Chlckaaha.
" Fur three yeara Judge Dlckerson ho*
now been occupying the Judicial bench
as federal judge of this district. .inJ
during the entire time there never ha*
been the ellghteet Intimation from tha
bar or tha public that this man ha* aver
-In a single instance baen Influenced In
hU rulings by persona) or ppltttcal preju-
dice or favoritism. but In each determln-
aUon to enforce the law and sdmlnlster
Juatlce with a fair Impartial hand.
"An able Jurist, deeply versed In legal
lore, fnmlllar with all the Intricate tech-
nicalities of the law—a man of firm con-
viction* and quick perception and cool
deliberate Judgment, and who can neith-
er be brih«d, coaxed or coerced into
turning aside one Jot from the straight
pnth of Justice, and whoee entice private
life and official career Is without tarnish
no man In all the territory la more em-
. Inently qualified for the appointment
than Judge Dlckerson, and If tha ermine
roba l« placed upon his shoulders It will
he worn with dignity while he oocuptes
the bench and descend to his successor
unsullied by a single stain.'
It Iacludes Ordinances, Preamble
Bill of Rights, Form of Govern-
ment and Schedule—Complete
in Every Particular
Following Is the prwimblo. hill or
rights and legislative department of the
constitution drafted by the twelve re-
publican members of the convention ari'l
presented to that bod y Tuesday Th
other sections will be given lo the puolii'
'through the column* of the State Cup'tail,
| from day !o du>:
I
Recommended h% the republicans of the
constitutional Convention to be adopted
as the ordinances and the constitution
for the proposed «tate of Oklahoma.
OR DIN ANCE NO. 1.
An ordinance Irrevocably accepting the
terms of the enabling act.
Tha constitutional convention for the
Mate of Oklahoma, duly assembled un-
der tha authority "f an act of
approved June K 1906, entitled. "An net
to enable the people of Oklahoma .«nd
of the Indian Territory to form a con-
stitution and state government and | f
admitted Into the 1'nlon on an equal
footing with the original states; and to
enable the people of New Mexico and of
Alisons to form <a constitution and .date
government and be admitted Into the
I'ulon on an equal footing with the orig-
inal states.' do hereby declare on he-
half of the people of said proposed state
that they do hereby Irrevocably adipt
CONVENTION REPORT
(continued from page one)
Count."- If. y. not more than S mill-:
Piovlded, Thai any ounty may levy nut •
I exceeding - mills additional, for county
p, - ; high school n:J aid t>> immon «c|iooij
rlaCCu.,,; t!ie county. * To In- apportioned to the
srhools of the county Lv,"tti>iy be provid-
ed by law, of which igjt more than one
mill shall be for such high •- hool
Township levy not more than 5 mil!.*
llunhljial levy not nitti'c than 1"
mills
School district levy, not, more than B
mills on the dollur f<>r school district
purpose.^, for the Mtj>i tirJ, of common
schools. Provided, The afdrejfnld annual
DELEGATE HENDRICKS.
Farmer Member Fighting Hinh Sal
aries for State Officers
THE CZAR IS SATISFIED
rate for school purpose* may be Increas-
ed by an amount not to exceed 5 mills
on the dollar valuation on c< ndltlon that
3-6 of the voters thereof voting at nn
election vote fur such lncc<a«e.
STATE OFFICERS SALARIES
The Farmer Delegates Were Op-
posed to Them
The following are the salaries of seme
of tile state olflivr* . The Fafn)«r dele-
HH fought against them.
Se- tloii one Until otherwlsp provided
the yfllcera ol th# ataui sha'i revive for
thir services annually; tbe follow.i.g
Humjc
First. Governor. 14,500.00; ae.-ond, lieu-
tenant Governor. $l,« 'U.00; third. Hecn-
tary of State. S-.5<>o.<V); fourth. Attorn y
Ceneral, Jt.OOO.OC; fifth. Stale Ti -, -tiner
$3,000.(0. sixth, State Auditor, l?.6i" 00;
aiventh. State examiner and Inspector.
12.500.00; eighth. Chief lnspecjep > f
Mines. Gas and Oil, $3,000.00, l,uboi' ('.en-
BANK STOCK vs. MINING STOCK
FOR SALE—TREASURY STOCK OF THE
GARNET GOLD MINING COMPANY
, . At $1.50 Per Share
Mine and Mill Located at Pony, Montana, 65 Miles From Butte.
001 fi AMH ^11 l/FR Arethe two metals that enable the United States
Mill/ OILwLll Government and the banks to issue gold and silver
certificates, upon which they base their transactions of millions of dollars of business
each day, and are the foundation of the banking interests of this great Government.
The Garnet Gold Mining Company is now a large producer of the precious metals
and the mine is like a successful farmer who plants his land with wheat, corn, oats and
potatoes, thus insuring him an average crop each year. This mine has four valuable
inetals—Gold, Silver, Copper and Lead which enables it to be a continuous producer.
When a mining stock has a proven value it is a fast and certain moneymaker and
enriches you quicker than any other investment.
I have never before advocated mining stock, but I have so thoroughly investigated
this property and its reports that I consider it a first-class investment.
1 RECOMMEND IT TO MY FRIENDS, PATRONS AND THE PUBLIC.
I earnestly believe this stock will be worth a great deal more money, as they expect
it to be on a dividend basis shortly.
In the past seven months they have taken out of this mine over $55,000 00 ,
I believe in the year of 1907 this amount will be increased to $150,000-00
F0K FULL PARTICULARS ADDRESS
EDWARD BECKMAN
No 603 Houser Building,
St. Louis, Missouri.
P-«i
THREE MEN MADE RICH
APOSTLE ASP
Who Introduced tha Republican Con-
stitution.
The Ministry Hu Kind Feelings
Toward Parliament
Ft Petersburg, March 6.- M. Ooluvln,
(trepidant of th* lower house was ro-
erlv <d by Rmperor Nicholas today Ills
nmlsstv declared himself "thoroughly
satisfied" with the proceeding* of the __
t f:'t session of tli house and UNsured sin* of liberty to ourselves and our pro-,
the president that be and the ministers terlty do ordain and establish this
were Inspire^ bv the bust feelings to- stitutlon.
w«rds parlismsn*. I AttTlCLE 1.
Bill of Right.
the constitution of the United Statej
and do by this ordinance Irrevocably ae
cept the terms and conditions of the .Mid
act of congress, and each, all and every
of such terms and conditions.
PREAMBLE
NVe. the people of the state of Oklaho-
ma. Invoicing the guidance and blaaaing
of God, In order to establish Ju-tlee.
Insured domeatlc tranquility, nnd promo!"
tha general welfare and secure the tiles
SCALY ERUPTIONS
COM HIS BODY
Section 1 All political power Is inhor-
:ent in the people and government Is
instituted for the protection. -e< urlty )
and benefit of the people and to promote
their general welfure, and they have :t
right to alter or reform the t amo when
ever the public good may require It;
| Provided, that such change be not re-
pugnant to the constitution of the L'ni-
I ted 8lata*.
Sec. >. The state of Oklahoma Is in
• 1 Inseparable part of the federal union
Itched Constantly—Scratched Until and the constitution of the Culled t5;at--s
Blood Flowed-Suffered 10 Years Ti™ i.-'l. nx.t
— Doctori and Medicines Were <° " hcr" '""i1;""'-"
Fruitless—Tries Cutlcur. and li tS „"liiSu«ry. .
Comolatelv Cured 4 The hHVO thp rtBhl in,a,v>-
i ! ably to assemble for their own good, .t: •!
BY THREE BOXES OF ! ^ ^ if .£•
CUTICURA OINTMENT ~b>' p""lon' """"" "r
• gee. f,. No power, civil or military, shall
"Whan I wmm mhnut nln. r..r nIH Inlrrferc 10 pr v,nl 1 l.e trc . v. r
!«« limb*. I mtckad them with • ""h r,*h1
brass pin and ***c
Perfe«*t toleration of religious
shortly afterwards sentiment Shall be secured und no
$75,000 to be Divided Between
Enid Citizens
Enid, Okla." March <5 The cele*
bruted land suit between Oeorjare P.
Rush, a local attorney, and Dan Hard-
ing. a former employee of an Knld
.Mill* ov.-r an eighty acre tract of
ground adjoining the south side of
this city has been decided by the su-
preme court of the United States in
favor of Mr. Rt|sh. Mr. Harding ha*
been holding thu tract under a defec-
tive title for eleven vears. The case
has twice been to the supreme court
of the United States. The land is on-
ly six blocks from the business center
of Enid, and is variously valued at
from $50,000 to 1100,000.
I 1S96 what was then a farm on
the outskirts of the village of Enid
was sold under a foreclosed mortgage
for $700. The farm stood In the name
of a married woman, and notice of
ber husband, Attorney Rush later
bought her interest for a small sum
and contending that the sale was In-
valid proceeded to light for title to the
land. The case has been In court for
more than a decade. In the mean-
time the land has increased In value
for beyond ihe richest dream any-
one Qonnocted with the suit at the
time proceedings were instituted.
Mr. Rush took in as a partner in
the long fought battle Bruce Handera,
a real estate man of Enid, and James
Steen or Rush and Steen lawyers. All
three are beneficiaries under the final
decision by the highest tribunal. Thcv
are all early day Enidltcs and their
good fortune is a source of rejoicing
not only to them but to hosts of
friends.
W*iMln*lie* nnd \enralgfn From Colit*
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine, the world wld?
tiold and Grip rantedv removes cause. Tall lot
♦ull name. Look for signature E. W. (irotc. ftc.
"DAKOTA" IN GRASP
OF WIND AND WAVE
Yokohomn, March fi —The condition of
the wreck of the Great'Northern liner
Dakota, which ran ashore March 3 forty
miies from Yokohoina Is reported to be
unchanged today It Is only possible to
approach ht-r In open boats which makes
it useless to attempt salvage operations.
Tile vosnel is exposed to both winds and
waves which apparently must soon re-
sult In her total abandonment.
The passengers today adopted a res-
olution thanking the Japanese govern-
ment and the people for their hospitali-
ty.
DELEGATE OALTON
r Member Fightinj Hiqh Sal-
aries for State Officors.
nth,
isloi
$1.0
mlssioner, J.'.Oen
er <<f Charities and Correction
twelfth, t'oiporatlon Commissionerr
000.00 eaeli. thirteenth. 9up'.lnie
of Publi Instruction. Jl'.OiH).'".'
4 The Hoard of Agriculture. ' ■ 1
a nee Commissioner. I'ur.mi--
Clerk of the Supremo Court, aiii
other such State office: v n.u.ltt
•tied and all clerks an I assi-tunts .<),a
lecelve suah eompensatbn for ■ li'-ix mi
vices as may be provided by the leglslu
ail j
Sec. - I'litli othcrw
county, municipal. (■
_ shall receive f„r their -
both of thoseTimba habitant of tlda state shall ever b«. m— and
booMBf SO sore that la t«d 1" person or property on a. •••unt | \ ;d. vt : .1 ■ r to,
S could Scarcely of hl or her mode of religious worsiilp. t.. v of ( kl<; ill. ai, I
walk. When I had and polygamous or pluraJ marriage- ar- I shall •
I>een Buffering for forever prohibited in this state, hut ihe
about a month ths toleration of religious sentiment herji>>
■ores liegan to heal, .'ecurad shall not so construed an
but amall scaly excuse sets of licentiousness or indcci n
eruptions appeared Cv. nor to Justify practices Inconsistent
1"
vided.
iefore You Bake!
When you measure out the flour, stop—have
you that one ingredient that is going to insure
the success of your baking ?
r:
J i." ;
where the sores hsd
with the good order, peace or safety
ounce:
Territory of Oklahoma
Sidelights
It Is stated that Deb-gale
v been. From thai (hiw state, or with the rights of others. H • -*kell will J>
time onward I wai
trouhieii by au< h
rvere itching that,
until I became
accustomed to it, I would scratch the
Sores until the bl§L>d l^egan to flow.
Thia would stop the itching for a few
days; but sealy places would appear
in and the itching would acoompany
After 1 suffered about ten years
I j or.
' /
r Mu
ind no religious test shall be required
for the exercise of civil or pollti il
rights. I Murrnj
Sec. 7. No public money or prnpe ty tutionality r
shall ever be ai propriated. applied, do- allty ■
nated. or used, directly or Indirectly, for I
the use. benefit or support of any se. t. The losing
church, denomination or system or re- |nnw si hand
llglon. or for ths ttse. benefit or suppoi I | |n order
•nt bo afraid
Main
them. IUHOI a ■iliiviBUVUI nu ruw*
I made a renewed effort to effect a cure, of any priest preacher, minister ot <> he-
The eruptions by this time had appeared religious teacher dignitary or sc
on every part of my body except my institution a such.
ana hands. The best doctor in tnr See g The court?
Chalrms
I lo bu^im
Hayes
nsb«ted
face and hands. The beat doctor in mV See « The courts of justice of thl«
native county advised me to use arsenio s alt shall be open to every person and
in small doses nnd a salve. 1 then used .speedy and certain remedy offered tm
to bathe the sorea in a mixture which every wrong and for every Injury t<
gave almost intolerable pain. In addi- son property nr reputation, and
tion I used other remedies, such as iodine, juhtlce shall be administered
sulphur, ainc salve.^ _ ' Js Halve, out denial delay or prejudice 1 .\tt..me* w ,i Hoi >■' >
No person «hall be deprived of \i,stcr visited the ronvmitlou yestei
aith- i
ob Williams
j here on certain
island by them.
id
aud wp. must
JES MANfs
,. CHicAer
VOhK. KAN
Mnuall:
never
•ottles.
- Ointment, and In faot I was con-
ly giving aome remedy a fair trial,
using less than one or two boxes or
Sec
property, without due 1 h,.
All thia was frultl<
becr mina l>ald. I used
did no goo<
having used almost everytbin|
Finally
ust dtxti
supreme Ju
my hair began to fall out aud I a
becoming l>ald. I used • , „ .
but it did no good. A few months after, whne th<
Excessive ball shall not be
nor excessive fines Imposed,
cruel or unusual punishment Inflict-
| The
egate
' He
conventh
>ld
oted to no
life liberty
process of law
. ,e 8e< 10 All persons shall be bailable
rapt* iy sufficient sureties, except for capital
ptoof of guilt Is evl-
havlng used almost everything else, 'f dent °r the^resumpthm thereof b
thougnt 1 would try Outieura Ointment, fl,*r 11
Saving previously used Outieura Hoap required
Hid being pleased with It. After using nor crue
•hree boxes I was completely curetf ed
Jul my hair was restored, after fottrteen «ec v: Th.. prMb-ge f the «>it <>r
wars of suffering end en expenditure of habeas corpus shall never su t«ende.|
t least $6u to IttU in vainly endeavoring unlew when^ in eases of rebellion I no-rs sv, i
3 find a cure. 1 shall be glad to write invasion the public safety may rt.iuire it -d i c ihe II.
a any one who may kw interested in nee 13 Kver\ i>eraon elected or ap- ,iri k in.: -• ■ I t>altt..u i .k •
iy oure B. liiram Mattingly, V'er- pointed to am office or employment of j j, ,.| ,hi« • i t i,- f.i n - Th
ttUtoOi Dak., Aug. in. lvOo.
^asstwatpttw Potur Omg A fContinaed on Page Three.) j- gh state saeuui*.
runk* 'bmuSi m u«nikia<Uaad filoo4 '
lowed him
The Ps'tt
(1« leg.1'
•stloi
"M d.o
i; 11 arte
hear Del-
uueidlon.
■ knocked
ntfon at-
roll I
fteo|
Insure we say, because K C cannot fail. From
its nature it is bound always to make a com-
plete raise. It cannot stop half way and let
your cake fall. And it's always the same.
Greatest care in the selection and testing of raw
materials results in uniformly perfect results.
'Economical.—any way you figure it.
25 ounces loir 25 cents
The original 25 ounce can. Many have copied the
can but imitators have never equaled
K C quality.
. loi
fsr-
Had -
Send for
book of presents'
Jaques Mfg. Ci
Chicago
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Greer, Frank H. The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 272, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 7, 1907, newspaper, March 7, 1907; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc126418/m1/2/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.