Tulsa Daily World (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 15, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 5, 1916 Page: 3 of 10
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TULSA1 DAILY WORLD TIItlRSD'AT ftCTOrSEIt .". WW
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ODD FELLOW LODGE
IS LOSING MEMBERS
There Has Hcen ;i Doorcase
ATonliii to lioport of
Secretary.
GREAT WAR TO BLAME
first Day of McAloster
Meetiii Taken Up With
l i. i .... i :
Pipril to The World
M'ALKSTKR Oct. 4. Membership
in subordinate lodges (if the Iinlepcnd-
utt Order of odd Fellows In Oklahoma
decreased by hfifi during the past year
(iccording tn the grand secretary's re-
Jiort ti the grand lodge Tuesday
fhlle tlio report of the auxiliary shows
that the membership In subordinate
Itchckah lodges increased hy 145.
The present total membership of
Odd Follow lodges In the stato 1h 34-
(jKfi. whllo there are. Ii;ri03 Rebckahs
In the state.
Failure to lnoroasn materially In
Jiiinilier Is traceable to the disturbed
conditioiiH resulting from the. world
war the past grand .sire of tlie order
J. It. A. Robertson explained ami i.s
manifest throughout the Jurisdiction
of the sovereign grand lodge.
Total receipts of siiliordinate lodges
-during the vear are shown to have
lieen $21:9 271). f.S. Receipts of tlio
fc-rand lodge were $.rifllS4.86 of the
Thousands Accept
Kessinger's Theories
T?iht Living and Kight Thinking Most important Kac-
tors to Health Declares Celebrated Authority; An-
swers His Critics; Says It Pays to Divide
Income AVith Poor.
Tlie south has produced ninny phil-
osophers and teachers and has been
electrified by many orutom of world
renown hut never In the history of
this section have teachings taken such
i deep mot mid pread among all class-
ts so rapidly us have the philosophy
' mid theories ol health and right liv-
Int; iiropoumled bv Harry T. Kessln-
'ner lecturer ail J philanthropist
Ixvhose recent visit to oklHhoma and
other stateH was ho widely heralded In
the public: prints.
i r oititii.lA of disbelief and
criticism leuders of thounht und ae-
I Imi have been brought to investitfate
the spreiidinn phenomena of the
irrowinn popularity of this man's phil-
osophy; and hundreds of skeptics
Jn.ve followed tho thousands upon
thousands of masses of the people In
liecomliiK not only devout believers
In the doctrine of a simpler life but
practice ng well.
No doubt many were sincere In
their failure to unilerstiind this unique
character with his stronif views on
ithe duty of tho rich to the poor mu-
tnal dependence of labor und capital
land his belief that business and prac-
tical philanthropy can (to hand in
ijiuml without hypocrisy or unworthy
'motive. Hut lust as the rotary clubs
throiitfhotit I he country teaidi that
friendship nnd business are pood mlx-
fis so Mr. Kessltm'er holds that his
Uvoiks und teachlmrs are none the
jless forceful and effective because he
fin rim inem on wnn inn sums oe ie-
blizes from the sale of his celebrated
lirrpiiration or medicine. Orsatone.
IJ.Ike other men of his kind he takes
Il ls mission in the world with intense
Bcrousncss.
JUS rTTII.ANTIIHOCIFS
ATTRACT Ml'CII ATTKNTION.
Keiwlntter's pliilan' hroples that nro
Ijiow belnsr carried on In ditfi rent rit-
iles where he is receiving tho co-r.pera-:tlon
of leadliiir chirlfi'ile orwaiilza-
'llons have attracted wide attention
'jind comment of eonHldorable variety.
These are charities on such a lnriro
c.ile that they cannot foil to cnusu
widespread discussion of this inter-
estlns mhn his teajhlnifs and molives.
' "It pavs to divide my income with
the poor' und unfortunate" Mr. Kes-
rhiKer has said on numerous occit-
'tliina "both here and hereafter.
"I.iko eveiybodv else." ho added la-
conically "1 am criticised hy my 'su-
perior' few In tho mat tor of methods.
A few aec ie mo of metely doing
athlngrto nirvertlse my nedlcine. Well
miiviio T do. I belle.-o In ndvertlslmt
nnd l"t mo tell yoti somethlnif. To he
.advertised hy grateful friends Is a
mlirhtv good wnv to ho advertised. If
j wore poor nnd unfortunate and sick
li y.elf I would he onlv too glad to
!vap a 1 w- kind words for bread and
dresses for my little ones And my
Kvnipathy for these little ones makes
line only too glad that I can give a
tunall part of mv advertising money to
.them instead of giving it all to tho
newspapers."
I Mr. Kesslnger however Is tho last
jnen In the world to make any sort
of apology for his business. Tn fact
he believes the distribution of this
'medicine which he has spent so much
tlmo nnd money to perfect. 1s n bso-
ilutely the best thing he does the
front work of his life. He believes it Is
a great boon to humanity believes It
Viih his whole soul.
i SAYS TITS rOMMOplTY
. MIXES WITH PMILANTHIIOPY.
"OrR-atone nilxna wiih true phil-
osophy and charity better than any
other commodity yon can name" he
naid one one occasion "for It relieves
finln and sets the patient free giving
Jilm a chance to start in the new and
jjlvo a better llfo from every stand-
'jiolnt. You can't arguo more exer-
cise cheerfulness and better living to
6 man who Is hurting who is too
weak to exercise nnd too poor to get
'wholesome food. No. sir. you've got
to give him relief ami then you can
tnlk to him."
Following Is Rn extract from one
of his Interesting lecturer on health
and medicine:
i "Pen't expect to got over physical
'disease by taking my medicine and
waiting a few days; It takes a long
'continuation of abuses to stomach and
other vital organs to produce an In-
valid and even with the aid of medl-
clre time Is necessary to restore
Jiealth. Tissue must he rebuilt and
the entire system put in working or-
der ond kept that way ''Y food and
liuhlts that render health possible.
Itchckah assembly 7.0Sf5.7B. The Odd
Fellows' grand lodge dist ributcd Jiiti-
fiK2.s7 for relief during the yeur the
llelickalis fiiln.
Today's sections of both grand
bodies were occupied largely hy le-
ports of committees and votniK ot
proposed amen. inn nts. Tlie Rchekilis
adoited a fi w minor changes in their
((institution In i the odd Follows
voted down nil i I M proposed amcnl-
iiientH siiluiitlcl at the last grand
lodge chle" iiikhik which win :t I Ian
for tiio ii ti i a I instead of annual meet-
ings. Muskogee and Iiowey are eandi-
dales for the next grand Indue liewey
boosters tins evening pinned liewey
tuitions on every delegate s lio would
Wear them.
A reception to Brand lodge and as-
Nemlily officers was given at the Rus-
hy Imtel tonight. Today's arrivals In-
creased the attendance to 1600.
To Have Military Celebration.
SAN ANTONIO. Oct. 4. Teh 14.000
troops Included In the Twelfth pro.
visional division will march through
tho business district of this city to-
morrow as a feature of the military
day celebration arranged by citizens
l.i honor of completion of the divi-
sional hikes to Austin and leti rn. tlen-
eml Kunston and (iovortii.r Ferguson
will review the parade It Is estimated
that five hours will he required for
the marching column to pass a Riven
point
Make Desperate Allacks.
ATilKNS int. 9-20 p. m. vl.i
l.oinlon Oct. 8 delayed). Serbian
military officials report that the des-
perate efforts made by the Hulgars to
recapture the Kalmakcalan plateau
which is the key to Mnnastlr have
been frustrated and that the Serbs
have assaulted aiid captured tho im-
portant fortified Unitarian position of
Kocobey two kilometers beyond
Kalinnkcalan. The Bulgarian attacks
ut the latter point continue however.
Iiight living and right thinking are
the most important factors to health.
.Medicine only jfives the Individual a
chance. Pon't try to live on orK-u-tone
or any other kind of medb i no
wholesome food exercise recreation
cheerfulness fresh air sunshine and
work aro the things for you to use
every day and you will notice that
I didn't put alcohol or tobacco on the
list. Stimulants and narcotics are
seldom necessary.
"The people who mnko nnd sell
Orgatone are interested In each and
every sufferer in this country. We
want you to net over your trouble and
be well and strong again. We don't
want the Orgnton; treatment to fall
In a single Instance and wp do not
believe it will where suffering of any
kind results directly or Indirectly
from disordered stomachs catarrhal
condition of tho mucous mem bra lies
or liver and kidney derangements.
CO-OI'KRATION OFTH1C PATIKNT
is x k 'kssa it v.
"Hut we do .say hero and now that
the faithful co-operation of tho pa-
tient is absolutely necessary. I'so
your head and rest ruin your desires
lion't overload the .stomach Just be-
cause tho medicine is beginning- to do
you good and then expect tirgantone
to keep you progressing toward
health. If you have been on liquid
diet do not expect the first dose of
Orgatone to digest solid food. Re-
member this right now and forever
no medicine In the world can continue
to savo you from the consequerces of
over-eating If eny could why Or-
gntolie would have the honor.
"Attention to diet and keeping tho
bowelii open is a matt -r of first Im-
portance. "Hcmembor Oriratono Is composed
of the most beneficial roots and oils
known to medical sclonca. It is en-
tirely vegetable and contains no in-
gredients to produce violent nnd sud-
den effects. The advanced scientific
thought of tho medical has been
called upon to produce Orgatone. A
triumph of modern chemistry. It Is
a modern inedleino. to help the most
important function necessary to life
the proper digestion and assimilation
of food to keep food In the stomach
sweet and pure and free from acid.
"0( n't t.ik" a chanco hy using old
compounds that may have been good
ten or twenty years ago some of
thorn boast that they are fifty years
of age. It Is no recommendation to
say that what your grandfather or
even your father used years ngo
should be used today becauso it's old
no more than you would want a sur-
gical op ration performed now ac-
cording to tho pr (dices und with the
Instruments of 25 years ago. How
would you like a dentist to pull your
tooth with n pair of bl I lai k pinch-
ers without anything to deaden the
pain? That's the way they did it 2.1
years mo.
"You demand modern methods.
That's rlslit; To the same for your
sti mat h Ills and g:t Orpiitono be-
cause this is n modern medicine and
I Is entirely new both In the way It Is
j taken and tlio astonishing results ob
tained. It Is formiflaleil according to
the best knowledge on tho subject of
this day. H contains what scientific
men now know to be tho best for the
stomach not old remedies one time
tlione'ht good but now passed up by
medical wlnnce as worthless or of
little medical value.
"We knew tho dlse -ivories In tho
n-rdlca world the last ten years have
been more important for tho life of
man than those of nil time preceding
It; therefore the reason Is plain to
yon when vou tako medicine for
your stnmnoh's snko von should have
modern medicine Tlrgatnne.
"Tlie Amerlcon p"ople have indi-
gestion" said Mr. Kesslngei on one
occasion "and If I could restnro them
to health and activity. 1 would he the
greatest patriot of all time.''
The genuine Orgatone Is sold ex-
clusively by Roy n. fletmsn's Rexall
slore where Mr. Carl C Johnson
(himself i an export Is dally meeting
the public and explaining thi origin-
al Ttrttlo Crock treatment for stomach
sufferers.
Out-of-town people are being sup-
rilled bv mall all charges prepaid
nnnn receipt of price $1 per bottlo or
six bottles for IV "trior agencies are
Cowman's pharnmry. Sspnlpa Okla.i
West ldo pharmacy Kls'or. Okla.i
Rod Croi drug stor Broken Ar-
row Okla. Adv.
LIFE MEMBERS OF
SPORT CLUBS FALL
Investigation of Their Op-
erations in Chicago Lead
to Sensations.
CUK'.ViO Oct. 4. The polico
made further efforts today to find t!i
Public cainbliri; evidence of which
Federal Indue l.andis was dtawlng In
detail from unwilling w it iicssci- In his
court and a spcct"?uliir raid on a
west side hotel rcMil'cil in 27 person i
.me of them a woman being captured.
The police burst through a locked
door and found an excited group
money ili hands. Inst hearing the nn-
noi'ni'eiuent of a race at Louisville.
State's Attorney Hloynu also spent
s busy day adding to the discomfort
of some politicians and f rt iiicnter.i
of socdetv's fr.nee.
The confessions of two f irmer em-
ployes of the Siipi'tsnieif s Club ol
America which resulted in yesterday's
mid were made public tonight and
eoiltained assertions that tlie Nile of
life memberships to saloon keeper
and (ramblers at inn a nn mbei .ship
viia a well systematized and developed
branch of the clot's .rta nK-ninn.
The club Is headed bv Mayor Thomp-
son as direct. ir-cncral of sports.
The ('iiifessions also rivealeii
thai after saloon k" eper 1 ;.d made
"rr.ingements with Charles T. Kssi.;
secretary of the c'ub they were
allowed to maintain slot machines un-
molested. The total profits of the machines i '
the jii-'mii iters were more tluin 200.-
000 Hoyne sold.
Mayor Thoniicii denied any re-
sponsibility for tile eluli which bad
been orgnnicd mv .lames 1. l'ugii
Thompson's flpancial backer and
v.-hPh has been active In the support
c.f ; ho mayor.
"1 beli-vo thin Is party politics"
he sa'd.
TULSA IS CLOSED
SO POLICE DECLARE
Members of llniiliim Siiii.kI Sav Tliat
lln Keslricted Disirii t
U Dead.
"Tulsa's redlight district is closed."
was the announcement made by mem-
bers of the raiding sq iad wlcn Ihev
returned to the police sintion Tuesday
night after a tour of the city which
ended only when the hands nf the
clock over the sergeant's desk pointed
to the beginning of a nw day.
Orders had anne out previously that
Ihe "lid" was to be put on' hintem-d
down and .-lumped. Kvidenlly the of-
ficers hud obeyed their orders for it
was admitted by Ml;- raiders who had
made a tour of inspecti m. that If any
of the houses wer operating it was
cn Ihe sly. At least tint Is the way-
one of the officers eyprc.--S"d It.
The chief was not .it his i flice to
receive the report neither was his as-
sistant but n ni'tr i woman prisoner
who was trying to ;t In ci.iniiiunlca-
tlrn with an attorney by telephone
from the patrolmen's room adjoining
tho sergeant's desk cauld hear and if
rho tame under the bin she was to
hum that the onl'ts for a closed
town had been carried out.
i.i Moi ims hoi i i'iii i:v
lH-K'iiss Manx for Preventing Republi
can I. anil-Mile In stale.
Campaign plans were discussed at
a meeting of I leiuncnrtlo candidates
end followers of the party at a meet-
ing in the county courtrooms of the
courthouse last night. There wire
o i .. n. .. a i
Uamsey of the county court presided.
si'iort laiKS were mane oy -oaie
Auditor Howard. State Treasurer
Alexander and Tom Wade national
1 leiuoeratio ceiiiinittoonian. Candi-
latcs and other workers for the party
were Instructed in the part they nri
o plav during the retnander of the
'campaign.
A Good Scout
Eats Without Fear
Fancy Dishes and Rich
Food Have No Terrors If
You Use 'Jtuart's Dys-
pep? it Tablets.
limp It V i a Free Trial PiH-kagP.
Half or more of the good things to
eat are either under suspicion or
banished altege'hel to thoso who
hnven't learned of Stuart's liyspopsla
Tablets. Instead of berating broaK-
fast sausago sardine sandwiches and
roast duck with dressing wise peoplw
est a Stuart s Iysp(psia Tablet after
each meal nnd one Just before you -f"
to bed. then thero Is no harm In tho
rich fancy dishes.
Your stomach lacks tho proper dl-
gestlvo Juices to make your mols
essily digested. Stuart's fypepsia
Tablet live the stomach and other
oragns of the digestive apparatus the
wherewithal to digest food.
Oet a 60c box today from any drug
store and try them or send the
coupon for froe trial.
Free Trial Coupon
F. A. Stuart Co. 230 Stuart
Itnlldlng Marshall Mich. send me
at onco a free trial package of
Stuart's Dyspepsia TablcU.
Name
Street
City Stat
If jrJTfrJp
Relieves Serious Case
of Chronic Constipation
lU. Cl.l Kl.l.'S SMIH' ri.l'SIN
l'(lltl!i:tTS (IIMHililV Til AT
-I I M I II llol'l I I ss.
After suffering from chronic con-
stipation until she was so run down
she wiih unable to do any kind of
work Miss II. A. Fires 2011 Admits St.
Oaytoti Ohio obtained a bottle of
l'r. Caldwell's Syrup l'epsin and used
It with such KiatilyinK results that
sho eoiulnued the In almoin and has
written to Or. Caldwell that her con-
dition Is aKiiln norniiil and that shn
wauls to recommend Srup l'epsin to
everyone who suffers wiih (onsllpa-
tlon. Or. Caldwell's Syrup l'epsin is a
combination of simple laxative herbs
with pepsin Kentle In Us action and
free from Ki'ipliiK or other pain or
discomfort. II contains no opl.nc or
narcotic drtm. and. while etin; read-
ily on the most stubborn case of in-
active bowels is aliMdiitelv safe for
the tiniest babe so that li is the Ideal
family lavaine and should be ki pi
Mi hand in every household f. Ilst.
win n needed.
Or. Caldwell's Svrup l'epsin costs
only fifty cents a boll In and Is .- old in
druu stores every w in t e. Toaoi im-
itations and lllctleiiuc mi bj1 It lllcs be
WEST FEELS EFFECT OF FREE TRADE
Ai icrican-Madi' I'rodncts Are IJeing Crowiled Out bv
T'oreigii .Maiiufactiii'ci's.
Si hit in Tie W u-11.
Ollic.vin Sept. .til. --W hile Ihe
Atlantic seaboard is waxing fat on .ts
I !'( llle'K I oils war olilels lil.sllless and
tl-.e I eii h ii r.i lie party is seeking lo
Inake polllt-al capital out out the
"I b ((!-. stained prosperity" that must
end with the restoration if peace in
Kciopc the fir west and partii u la rly
ll'e I 'nit i i coast is Iccllllg the lull
t'olce allil effect of the I le II 1 1 1' la I c
t ri trade law. An. I while thus lor. i d
to meet un.'estraim d competition
fi.
Canada and the orient. the
I'aelllc coast enioys
snare of the war pn
di e.i- not iiianM'a'-ttilc
scarcely any
sieiit. for it
arms aintini-
Hon or explosive s.
'I'll k i in.' iidv.mt.'ig" ot the fad (hat
I ne I'mlei -wood law has ct down the
till Iff bars Japan. Chun ihe Hilll .li
Indies. Australia and New Zealand
aloiiir wi-h Caiiaili. ba-i been rowd-
mg out American products In the
markets of th- l'arifi. coast to such
an exlent Hint their exports to the
l nited States tml av are nearly doubl-'
what ttuv were indcr the las: lie-
pl'bllian tariff law.
In 111 1 3 under the Itopublienn pro-
tective tariff the four Inn countries of
the orient ilistiim Australli and New-
Zealand as of Ihe orient I exported to
the rnited Slates products worth
$H'2. loin. (inn luii'iiiK the tiscal year
l'.Mil th experts from those coun-
tries were worth M'il .oon.luio. a gain
in tliree years of Jiiiii.fiiKi.iiuii. While
the 1 lemocraev has been standing at
.Hir eastern door gloating over war
order business these four countries of
the far east have been gum-shoeing
through our western door and ap-
pn.p! iat Iiil' 21 jier cent or tlie entire
Import trade for the fiscal year 19M.
Japan has Increased her exports to
the I'nit-d states from $n 1'HS 2 1 u I'-
ll' 1 :i to H7iM4.22i In l:H"i: exporl"
fniin Cliina to the t'nltcd Slates lia-
cn yn ir. ih.it period from $:'!i0 1 n.viio
t J71ii.""i.at."i; Australia and New
Zi nj. ind. which three years i;n
shipped Jir.3ll.'!r2 worth of goods to
the Toiled states i.-.st year increased
these shipments ;o $i I a r:t. 4 4 I . and
tin Imports into the Culled Stab.
t- i in the Pritisli West Indies new
ftom $ 1 1 0 . L' 2 " t . r. 1 In 1 ft 1 a to $ 1 ; 7 . -11i'i
:!lii In the ear ending June ;i0
if Hi.
Lower Sonic Than I'. S.
In all these countries save Aus-
tralia ami New Zealand the lowest
Known wage scale prevails an
ivor -
age not greater than one-tenth tho
American scale of wanes while In the
"kangaroo count ries" the scale is ma-
terially lower than that In the I'nited
Stales.
Australia and New Zealand In tho
past tliree years succeeded in boost-
SOl.DII KS l)i:TII lint AITMOK
"Ouiiii llioune" n 1'iistor IVII at the
lleiiil of Ills Company.
OoubtlesH many elderly readers will
reineiiilir that quaintly written and
humorous book. 'Hunn Hrow ne In the
Army" which had quite a vogue dur-
ing the Civil war. "I Minn Browne"
was the pen name of the ltev. Samuel
Klsk pastor lor a few years or the old
Congregational church In Madison
Conn. lie lost Ins lite at the bitile
of tho Wilderness while he was fight-
ing for his country.
While this man died when SO years
old and left little behind him to claim
any great recognition as an uuthor
what he did write was of a high ehiu -rioter
and there Is no question but that
if ho had lived and written luoro he
would have taken his place among
the famous wnteis of his day.
"Hunn Browne" for that was tho
name he was known by for many
years was graduated from Amherst
in HIS and then studied theology at
Andover and tutored at Amherst
whllo preaching frequently In neigh-
biiring chinches. Ills eariy manhood
was characterized by the same Ki-nial
disposition and brightness of mind
Hint made him a man of mark after-
wards. In lKfoi he went abroad traveling
extensively ill Kurope Kgypt and Pal-
estine and ho ulso studied In Palis
and in Hermany. While in Kuropo ho
made ills first success as an author
w hen he sent home u series of articles
which wero published In tho Spring-
field (Mass.) Republican. These wero
entitled ' Ounn Hrowno's Kxperlences
in I'nteign Parts." and they immedi-
ately attracted attention and wero
read wifh much pleasure by a large
audience.
On account of their picturesque
style tho sparkling Yankee common
sense prevailing throughout and tho
extremely natural humor woven Into
the tules "Ounn Hrowno's" efforts
wero Instantly appreciated. He was
called to become pastor of the Madi-
son church in April 11)67 and he was
ordained there on Juno 8 of that year.
His pastorate was to be brief how-
ever though he left a record In tho
old town that has never been forgot-
ten. -
His unique way of saylngr and do-
ing things found Its way Into that so-
ber old pulpit and the congregations
were often entertained by quaint say-
lngs that caused them to wonder what
brand of a theologian they had as
their pastor. A good sample of this
strain of humor was embodied In a
portion of a prayer this pastor deliv-
ered one Sabbath morning when aa
7 1 V
r
smi e you eet Or. Caldwell's S i un Con
sul. See Unit a facsimile ot In Cabl-
I well's signature and bis poi trail ap
Ipear on the yellow carton in which
the l.oltlc I.s packed A trial bottle
.free of chniirc can be obtained bv
wniinir to Or. W. r. Caldwell. 4f.5
' Washington St. .Monncclb
ling their
States ;t2
shipments to in.
I nitcd j
t he tact I
1 a rigid
of Alls-
per cent despite
Britain has place
that (it-eat
embargo o
many products
nana winch otherwise would
Into competition with American
nets; lo se consist chletly of
wool agricultural ami d.iiiv
enter
pi nil -ncats
111 mi
llets. And as the embargo has up-
dated to prevent the shipment of
'hose com ililics to any sale 1 r-1 - :
Isli ports so bavc the war prices of
Kiiropo attraeied similar products
i com Argentina
New Zealand and
oiner agricultural coiinliles
ul h
Miieriea and the orieni
Willie Asia has been floodliiK our
West ist with the products of her
cheap labor Canada has not been
Idle. Canada's total exports to the
I' tilted States In I '.i 1 :i wen- valued at
J120. (Hill. aim; two years laier they had
Jumped to 1 1 lid linn nun and Inst year
amounted to 2n l.Odii.niKi a Jump of
To per cent In three years and this In
face of the fact that (ircat llrltaln
lias placed an embargo on Inanv of
the products of Canada and forbidden
their shipment to any country save
i Kngland. ;
I'nder the HepuLlioan protective;
law I'J per cent of our imports from i
Canada were on the tree list; under
the Iiemocrallc law Ml per cent came :
In free in l!H."i. and nearly lid peri
.cent In Hi If. The Tiidci wood law'
swelled the free list by adding farm'
products and when Canada ceases
; shipping her surplus foodstuffs to;
Knglaiid she will take advantage or j
the I'mlei wood law to unload onto j
i tho free and closer markets of the i
Tinted Stales. As matters stand now !
our markets are open to Canada but !
I A inertcn n (-nods seeking the t'anii-
!dian market pay a duty. Thus tho!
A mil lea n farmer In Ihe border states
is hit "both going and coming" and 1
will be still harder lilt when Canada1
Is at full liberty to sell In the Culled '
States.
i l 1 I lleiniH-rallc (aK.
A favorite I icmoeratlu appeal Is to
quote the adage iigalnst swapping
horses in the middle of the stream. A
( bettor one would ( oneorn tho wisdom
of quitting a leaky unseawortliy boat
when a better is at hand. The storni-
tossed creaking I n iuocrallc craft has
coiiiu near submerging many limes
and It would be foolhardy 1c trust
to It for another four years when a
first-class full rigged dependable
I vessel is ready for the public to climb
aboard. lint reverting to tin liorse-
swnpplng figiiro. If the Oemocrats
preler It. how about tlie wisdom of
swapping an old decrepit lop-eared
in ii I u for a fine upstanding Tercheron
able to ford the stream no mailer
how syifl or lortuoiis the current''
is sometimes the case in later-day ser-
vtses part of the congregation was
latn. Mr. Fisk asked that the Lord
would bless the congregation assem-
bled and that portion of II which
was on tho way to church and tlioso
who were at home iictting ready to
come and that "In his infinite pa-
tience he would grant tho benedic-
tion ti those w ho reached the house
of (loil Just In time for that."
When tho call for arms came to
Connecticut he promptly enlisted for
the Civil war. becoming a private In
the Fourteenth regiment. Ho was
soon afterwards promoted to second
and first lieutenant and then to cap-
tain which tan's" he held at the time
of his death. He spent some time In
l.lbby prison but a Her ret in ning to
his command he almost immediately
took part tn the first day's fight In
the battle of the Wilderness.
"Inmti llrowne" was leading a
charge at the head of his company
ami although fatally wounded he
rode to the Held hospital a mile away
when ho was shot through the lung
He died on Sunday May -- IS'il and
the world Inst not onlv a good soldier
but an author whose brief career in-
dicated that his originality quick wit
and overflowing humor would have
raKod hlin to a high level in the world
of b-tteia Hartford Coinant.
A ( rime to Cooti e a l lsh.
The conscientious deputy fish and
iranie warden of Smith county Is yuri-
ycd over a flno problem of flsher-
man's ethics one lie con'esses ins
Inability to solve and so has called in
' the attorney-general. A recent report
from Harlan on tho Solomon I Ivor
south of Smith Couter Is that Smith
Cinter sports have been victimizing
the fish by anchoring huge eike.i of
Ice in the river. Tho fish a.ttra'-tod
by the coolness thereof huvo gath-
ered In great hordes and have been
biting with such alacrity that present
transportation facilities have boon In-
rdequato to certy the catches to town.
The Kansas law places no limit on the
number of fish u man may catch with
hook and lino but It obviously Joes
not contemplate thut fish inuv bo
wheedled Into biting agulnst their
sober Judgment. Hence tho deputy
game warden takes tho stand that
armed with cakes of Ice tho ftsh-
ernmr has an undue advantage over
the sagacious black bass and has
written to the atternoy-gvneral to find
cut If something can't be dono to
ftop the practice. Kujwmb City Star.
&
Its Bird
Sroinifa2?r
SOUTH
Schloss
Clothes
iirc still ci'owdfd for
following at sacrifice
w
Hip
Twn
mioil:
PnnW
Store
luor wall cases mirrors window fixtures dry
floor ease shoe store fixtures wall ease for
hats millinery case oak nbliou case lace cases
thread case.
The Spiter Clothing Co. cash register as good as
new must go at special sacrifice price as we need
tlie room it occupies.
Also one large and one small iron saiV.
UNION DEFT STORE
112-114 South Main St.
STREET CAR STRIKE
GRIPS MUSKOGEE
Manager of Line Says lie
Will Opearte Cars; Many
Walk Anyway.
PnTiil li Tho Worm.
M TS1( ii i I'.K Oct. 4 Mutormiin
and conductors employed by tho Mus-
kogee Street Hallway company went
on sliike Tuesday after It. O. Long
general manager of the company had
declared there would bo no recognition
ot a union. AccordniH to officers of
tliii company tin service was contin-
ued with little Interruption.
Strike leaders estimated that vir-
tually tho entire force of nonornieil
and cotiiliictors ha men had answered
the strike call. Members of other
unions late today declared a boycott of
the company's cars and appearing on
the streets wealing "wo walk' tags.
The traction company today oper-
ated fully ten cars above the normal
number and seemed to have men to
sparo as three rode on each car.
S IIATISTS WIN VICTOKY
.Mil) Treat fn-- Without Mo'lisc If
(informing In Tenets.
AI.IIANV X. V. 'ct. 3 Mights
of ('hilsii.'in Scientists to treat per-
sons afflicted with disease without
obtaining a license to practlco med-
icine aro clearly set forth as a prin-
ciple of state law by the court of ap-
peals today. The ruling is considered
the most Important and far-reaching
victory believers In the Christian
Science faith have ever won in this
Male. The only .Ualificalion to un-
limited latitude Is that Christian Sci-
ence practitioners In the treatment
of bodily ailments must conform to
the tenets of the Christian Sclenco
church.
The test action was Instituted by
tho New York county medical so-
ciety In l'Jl I.
(.reek ( abincl Itcslj'iis.
ATI! KNS. Oct. 4. (Noon via Lon-
don 3:J:j p. in.. Tiie resignations of
all the cubinet ministers except tilt)
premier Slkoln.s Kalogci opoulos and
the minister of foreign affairs Alex-
undoru Curapunos now are In the
hands of the king. The cabinet prob-
ably will bo arranged so that sovcral
supporters of M. Venl.clos the former
premier will hold purtlollos thus giv-
ing tho new ministry u national char-
acter. OKLAHOMA CITY Oct. 4 In
OKLAHOMA CITY Oct. 8 In
coming to Oklahoma where leb will
spend thu next few weeks campaign
Ing for tho Republican party 1 'ennls
T. Flvnn. former representative in
congrens from tho Republican party
In territorial days savs that "Hughes
will be the next president of tho
I'nltod States unless soino unforseen
development comes soon." Sentiment
Is nlmuot overwhelming for Hughes iu
w
0
The Boulevard
$5
Come in
Dark Green Steel
Pearl Seal Brown
MAIN
Phoenix
Silk Hose
k Sale
Fixtures
room and must dispose of
prices.
(lull Stones Cancer and Ulcers of the
ytnmach and Intestines Auty-lntoxl-Cutlon
Yellow Jaundice Appendi-
citis and other fatal ailments result
from fttomach Trouble. Thousands of
fttomaoh Sufferers owe their complete
ri-eitcry to Miivr'i Wonderful Ki-inedy. Vn
IU an othar for Btouinoh Alliuenti For
.-.- hr It i n! i dm fttul And druggists
vrywhrr. Adf.
CHICHESTER S PIUS
J I f illril Ak joup Uranlii fnf-j
A I'lUiU Urd n l lioltl metallic k
ied it blu KRtufl.
lhP. ttuv af nnw
AW fort 'II 1-CllV 1.TEIT 4
K SCL3 BV BRLGGISTS EVERYWHERE
TULSA MEN NAMED
HEAD OF ALLIANCE
OKLAHOMA CITY Oct. 4. At a
meeting of the executive hoard of tho
Oklahoma Hiik'hes alliance held in
this city during the past week Kugeno
Ijirton and A. A. Small were elected
vice-presidents of the organization.
Tho object of the Hughes alliance is
to aid in the election of Charles Kvans
Hughes to the presidency of tlio
I'nited States.
Any person can become a member
of the alliance w ho w ill support HlO
candidacy of Hughes.
There arc no dues requested of
members but those who mi desire call
aid by private su liscii p'lo'i.
In personnel of oti'n. s and com-
mittees as well as in its aut ti'irized
statements and campaign aciU Hies
the alliance and auxiliary- shall he and
ho kept noiipartis.Tu and nun I aci innal
In character; it shall not Imbuse any
candidate for ottice; It shall retrain
from Indorsing any of tho platforms
or principles of any political party.
The alliance shall however seek to
work in entire harmony and co-opera
tion with party committees and wl'll
'other organizations In behalf of presi-
'dential electors pledged to vote for
! Charles Kvans Hughes for the prcsl-
;dency.
The alliauco will especially en-
ideavor to enlist the active political ef
forts of persons not working for the
election of Hughes through party or-
gunlzatnms and committees.
I'. S. Soldier Is Killed.
I KM I NG N. M. Oct. 4. Sergeant
Henry Cox of Cotter Ark. died at tho
base hospital here today from a wound
received when a machine gun was no
oldeiilally discharged hy Supply Ser-
geant Samuel Reel of the inachino
gun company f tho First Arkansas
regiment. Cox was lying on his cot
at tho Lime watching a demonstration
of the vuii given for some Wyoming
officers.
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