The People's Press (Perkins, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 18, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 13, 1907 Page: 2 of 4
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tbrouxli witb shinning colors.
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The linid Kvents says, "The
litigation over the constitution
will continue until congress
meets, when tha'j august hotly
will repeal the enabling act." Is
that a real tip? is it an authentic
forecast of the political policy ol
tiio anti statehood repulican
machine, and of the republican
court as well?
A man can be a republican and
still bo a man, a man can be a
democrat and be entitled to the
fullest respect, a man can ho an
independent and not lose his
honor; but a man who is neither
the one or the other, but who
traffics with all for graft and re-
venge, is entitled to no respect
from any quarter.
The "Invalid Crawl."
Ala»? Huiuobody in KukIuikI with
dictutu its policy and choice and I noilmm betler to .!» I.«« InvrnteU u
' . . ii now walk ami It Is bring taken ti f.
turn all things ill lite jwrlv n» hor|t> Myt tho I'hlladclplila TCoKinph
account to his personal graft, is ! At tho atari of prartlrc a «ii l nniMt tie
not a man nor a democrat, but "r «n
1 watklnK Mho tit tint appeal' to bo M.
woary that xlto scarcely can (Iran our
foot after another Her atopa niii.st lit
degenerate, a renegade, an apos
late and a reprobate; and lie can
expect this pajier to expose his
rottenness. And the half has
not yet been told.
one of the
Tho Enid EveuIs.
McGuire organs, threaten
statehood will never come until
the republicans are permitted to
write the constitution. This
threat is made in an editorial,
and at the close oT the editorial!
columns of the same issue, it
says, "Statehood—tomorrow.
Tomorrow never comes." This
is the truth in regard to the
repuolican promises of state
Save the Pieces
Pall-otic citizens should hot i
their heads and not get hidt
bound or prejudiced during th
dust and sinoUe of the current
chapter of our state history. Ii
should bo kept in mind that the
republican party is a Grand OM
Party, and can not bo left out ol
our national history, and al-
though it seems at present un I
ilcr the control of political pi !
rates and corporation counsel,
yet as soon as the catastrophe ol j
the coming election overtakes it. S
this vermin will desert it, its rats ;
desert a sinking ship, and *vili
swariu into and ovei'run temper |
arily triumphant detnacracy.
It is true the republican man i
agers are now conducting a cam- j
Ioiik ami crccpy, without the xliKhtcbt
hint of cnorny. Thus walks Queen
Alexandra, who adds a kHrIiI limp, ai
idte has been lame since Infancy. It it
hinted tluti languid movements were
designed to hide that defect, (lowni
must be of stuff that gives a clinging
effeet; then the slow, long step, with
a bending of the neck tit every strldo
will be tlie most effective.
Horses Still in Demand.
During the lust seven years the
number of horses In the country has j
Increased about .10 per cent., from 15,- ,
000,000 to 23,000,000, but value has iti- | ,
creased about 112 per cenl. The aver-
age price on the farm in 1000 is stated
at $11.50. In 1907 it is $94.50—the
highest price of which there is any o(U-
clal record. Instead of the automobile
putting the horse out of business we
are further from tho horseless age
than ever. Automobiles came along
just in time to prevent a horse famine.
Tlicy merely change to some extent
his "sphere of inHuence."
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Th6 People S Press, Perkins, Oklahoma
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paif?n that would alt
itethoaf
feetions and shatter the faitl
I a little wooly do-:. The insane
and historical manner in whicl
j the j»art v is committing suicidi
I in this statt) elicits sorrow mort
than
should not forget, in conducting
the funeral services the day af
ter the election, to save a dia-
gram of the party and a • rem
naiitof Israel" so that in future
hood, insofar as the sincerity of ypar8 re|,u|,|ic;4M victory might
the promises are concerned,
Dunn's iitctimpeteiicy ami
ignorance on tiie lick question,
as shown in the Jerome Fie'ds
case, is e<|nclttl only by that of
T1m»s. Morris, secretary of the
livestock unitary cowariaaua.
WithsiK-hiinMi as that •inArauiin
ing lit** farmers rftlk1 and iiiak
ing 111** rak-s governing the
mibc, cannot expect bo!
what the utile ladwtry of the
terribly will be |m»iil«lH l«
I be «lums ii( the ignorant amd
the graft «•( (lie («rr«pt
beconit
come
vance.
liole if it should Ik>-
>sarv. -(Cashion Ad-
Dissolved Partnership
Tin* lirm of Hardick and lit
diHsolvfl |mt tu«*rship.
ha
sere
Mr
Itnrdirk will retain hi* old office
ahd will liave assoeialed *itb
him Mr. C* II Ibvis. a graduate
of tin Uw Department of the
littra State t'aivenuty. who
ciUBi m to the people highly rc
Mr lleeee a ill ttcipr rn-a*
la the llaaca t aikl eg taw
Nothing to Retract.
"Oo! Ouch! That hurts! I thought
you were a painless dentist!"
• So 1 am, madam. I'm tho only pain-
less dentist in the office. All I do is
to make the artificial teeth. Tho
man that, does the extracting hasn't
f! come in yet. hut you insisted oa hav-
ing it done right away."
Honor the Old-Time School.
Never speak nor write of old-time
schools In derision. We are in ad-
vance of them in many ways. It is
, and for that we are
our thankfulness should be largely
mixed with humility. Those were the
schools of our fathers and grand
fathers and really it must be admitted
that they were and are as a body en-
titled to our respect. They did their
best in the light of that tallow candle.
Are we doing as well in the brilliant
blaie shed upon our path by electric
ily? Thcv were slow in reaching an
objective point in their ancient luni
tM-rins \chides. Do we accomplish as
much whc;i we reach our Journej's
, nd bv the limited' These are qite^
lions *hich I he youth and middle-aged
of our daj should ponder.—Western
School Journal.
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Strickland, C. A. The People's Press (Perkins, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 18, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 13, 1907, newspaper, June 13, 1907; Perkins, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc304859/m1/2/: accessed March 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.