The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 26, No. 84, Ed. 1, Friday, November 17, 1905 Page: 4 of 8
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THE LEADER. GUTHRIE OKLA. FRIDAY NOVEMBER 17 1905.
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BY LESLIE a NIB LACK.
ftCA'&BTl OT THE ABHOCIATKD rUHBfl
rabUsfaed every afternn from The
leader baildlng 10T Wt Harrison
avanue. and enters at the Guthrie
Fottoffl as Becond Cla Matter.
BbserloUou nates Daily
Pec Week by carrier 10
Fer montte by earrler t
rr yar uy carrier. In advaneo 15 00
Ter year by mall in advance 4 00
Woeklv.
is months H
On year SO
The trader Is ft member of the Asso
ciated tM and receives the dax tele-
prajh report of that great flews organisa-
tion for exclusive Afternoon publteatlen In
Dthtie and M miles radles.
New York Office 150 Nattau St.
Chlca&o Oince Williams C Anderson
Marquette Dido.
Mo. A. Km. Business 75 J Editorial 69.
Ark. Valley Business 75; Editorial. 69.
NOTICB TO BUBSCIUBBRB.
In the event of delivery belns Imperfeot
r papers bc1rB rolled twisted or mutil-
ated nubsclbcre are urged to make Un-
Sedlste rotnplalnt to the basin ess office
person by 'phone or by maiL
FRIDAY NOVKMBBlt 17. 1906.
Cash Cade stand up!
bp true?
Can nil this
in Topoka. On tho day o$k) election
Uncle Chester Thorn vio had boon
making a tour of tho polls drove
breathlessly to the party headquarters
nnd approaching his eldest son ox-
claltnod In that comical quavering
voice which nobody but George N.
Pock could ever qulto Imitate: "Dolph
go down quick to tho Second waxd.
The fellors down there are voting just
a thoy d n ploasol" Suoh desperate
voting ss that Is qulto equal to a dead
ly revolution In the eyes of. .tho "load
er" who define a Democrat or a Re
publican simply as "ft follow who votos
Uw ticket."
Governor Ferguson and Dplegate
McQuIre wore "comrades ovor since
they were boys " And now! Ah me I
The stcry that Fosaett will go does
not hold water Fossott has a cinch
ou the rough rider affections of Rooie-vclt.
M. Witt Is finding that tho ship of
state is awfully hard to steer whon tho
pilot has to oboy tho urders of a little
captain like Nicholas.
Now that congross Is on the vorgo
of meeting again tho President will bo
testing tho power of his big stick to
crack senatorial heads.
Rnlsull has gone back into the ban
die business. He ought to read tho
American papers and go Into the lifo
Insurance business lnstoad.
We Uon't believe the report that tho
government Is to break up all guess-
ing contests. The weather bureau is
still in undisturbed operation.
"Scotty" tho douth valloy miner is
putting $100000 Into a dramatized
version of himself and Is to bo booked
nil over tho country. For $100000 you
can book almost anything.
Governor Ferguson In scathing
statement pools tho skin off Oado and
McGuIre. Tho governor Is Borry now
that he lied so strenuously during the
last campaign in behalf of McGulre.
The Enid Events consumes a column
of space trying to prove tho non-oxlst-6nce
of tho McGulro faction. "There
aro no Republican factions ln Okla-
homa" cries tho Events. No; that's
true. It has long since passed the fac-
tion ttngo. It's ovory man with a
meat axo now.
Jerry SlmpRan sorvod a number of
years In congross. Ho wont to con-
gress a poor man and dying loft an
estate of $10000. Donnls Flyuu also
entered congress a poor man and when
bo died politically or rather whon ho
bilked Guthrie and wont to Oklahoma
City he had $300000. Had Simpson
bet n as economical as Donnls ho
might have saved something!
It seems that all members of tho im-
perial family havo large fortunos In-
vested """ of Russia usually In
France England and tho United
States ' Tho Grand DuU NlcolalO-
vltch and the Grand puke Vladimir
AlnndrovJteh aro believed to bo tho
richest members of tho Imporlnl fam-
ily next to tho csar himself whoso
resources nro practically Inexhaustible
cm ho draws ad lib. on tho Imperial
treasury and is tho owner of vast
estates which includo valuable mines
nnd forostB. The caar is a groat gmf
ter with a free hand.
The Kansas City Star Illustrates the
iwantng of boas rule by sotting forth
the perturbations of it boas. There
was a hot municipal' contest going on
It seems that the nancy chauffeur
who had fame thrust upon him very
much agiJnst his wish by provoking a
moaiucauon ot me civil srvn regu-
lations so Hat clerks in the depart-
ments could b dismissed summarily
and who himself was the first to suffer
has been reinstated. Simultaneously
with the order a statement was per-
mitted to become public that tho
president had not changed his mind
as to the enormity of the offense which
had occasioned the chauffeur's dismis-
sal and that he waB only moved to
reinstate him by the consideration that
the chauffer's father had been a soldier
In the civil war and that the chauffeur
himself needed tho Job. Inefficiency
was technically the chargo assigned
for the chauffeur's dismissal where-
fore one must infer that during his
vacation he has been taking lessons
In the management of an automobile.
If this grateful and humiliated chauf-
feur Uvea a thousand years he will
never fall again to get out of the road
and take off his hat when tho Presi-
dential carriage comes down tho pike
SENATOR LONG'S MANDATE.
"You wish mo to ungago in this agi-
tation for additional powers to tho in-
terstate commorco commission. I de-
cline to do this believing that it Is not
my province. Under present condi-
tions In tho senato unfortunntoly you
can only be hoard On this quostlon
through my voto."
Tho forogolng statement a. part of
Senator Long's speech to tho Com-
mercial club of Wichita Kam in out-
lining his position on proposed rail-
road rate legislation should wake all
Kansas up. It sounds more llko the
lmporial mandate of n Caosar than tho
Toprosontntivo of n froo pcoplo trying
to havo their views prosentod in tholr
governing body.
Who asked Sonntor Long for his prl-
vato views In tho mattorT The perti-
nont fact is that Senator Long was not
olected to ropresent himself. He wag
put In the senate to reprosent a. state.
Tho pooplo af that state havo voiced
almost as a unit dcalro that their
representative support President
Roosovelt In whatever plan ho may
arrlvo at to curb the railroads In
charging excessive and inequltafclo
ratoa.
Senator Long's one and solo duty Is
to voto as his constituents direct. He
owes no duty on this question to him-
self. Ho has no looway and ho will
not bo called to accounting for doing
any act naked by his constituents
which afterwards proves unfeaslblo.
His assertion of tho "snnclty" of
hla vote is Pharisaical. It hides a pur-
pose and ono readily seen whon tho
circumstances of his oloctlon to the
senate by a railroad legislature are
taken Into account. Senator Long
does not want to roprosont the views
of his state. Ho is simply hiding' his
hond in the sand.
Mr. Dooley on Political Honesty
In Collier's for Ndvamhor IS Mr.
Doohy dlecnseing business and politic'
hwir-aty nmong other things says:
"It's athrattge people can't see It th
way 1 do. There's Jawn Cassldy. Ye
know him? He's a petlyilclnn or grafter
Th' same thing. Ills graft Is to walk
down tom to th' clly hall at 8 o'clock
Ivry mom In' an' set on a Mat. stool ontll
8 In th' aftehroon addln' tip flirgns.
Ivry work twlnty dollars Iv th' taxpay-
ers' troney twlnty dollars wrung- fr'm
you an' me Hlnnlesy Is handed to this
jodler. Ho used to get twlnty-flve In
a clothln' store bu; he Is a romantic
young fellow an' he thought 'twud be
a flne thing to be a statesman. The"
dlff'rence between a olothln clerk an'
ii Ktatesman clerk Is that th' statesman
clerk gets less money an' has th' prlvl-"R-e
Iv wurrlkln' out Iv olllne hours
Well. Casskly come In wan night with
his thumbs stained fr'tn his unholy sail-
In'. We...' says I. 'ys grafters ar-rp
Koln' to be hurled out' I says 't sup-
pose so' says he. 'We'll have a 'busi
ness administration' says 1. 'Well.
lsn h. 'I wondher what kind Iv a bus
iness will It be. ho says 'Will It bj
th" Insurance business? 1 tell ye. If
they Iver lntntj'ice any life Insurance
methods hi our h noodle office there'tl
b it rlvolutlon li this here elty. Will
it be a railroad ai.nlnlsthratlon. wth th'
offop oh.-inrln' ye twice as much f'r
wather as Armour pays? Will It be th'
Ixinkln' business with th' suporlntlnd--nt
tnkln' the money out Iv th' dhrawer
ry night nn' putting In a few kind
wurrtidn on a slip l paper?
" 'What kind lv u business ar-re ye
goln" to use to purify our corrupt bov-
I'rnmlnt? Lrfk here.' guys he 'I'm goln"
out IV pollvtlrks' he says. '.Me Wife
ain't stand th' sthraJn Iv seeln' th'
nennpupers always referrln' to me b-
a nickname In quotation marks. I've
got me or Job back an' I've quit beln'
a statesman.' lie says. 'Hut let me tell
ye soraethln'. I've been a boodler an' a
grafter an' a public leech f'r five years
but I used to be a square business man
an I'm glvln' y th' thnyli whin I say
that business alnt got a shade on polly-
t.cs In th' matter Iv honesty. Th'
bankers was sthrong against Mulealiy.
Hut I know all about th' banks. Whin
I was in th clothln' business Mlnen-
helmer used to have th' banks ovorcer-
tlfy his checks Ivry night. That wud
mean two years In th' stlr-bln Vr pol-
itician but I don't seo w.hankars doln'
th' wan-two ln th' Iron gaH'rles at Jol-
let I knew a yeung fellow that wur-
ruked in a bank an he tol' me th' prtsl-
dint sold th Unftexi fttntes statutes to
an' old book dealer to make rwltl fr
a ticker In his affk w mny bo a
lough gang over at th' city hall. A for-
eign name always looks tough whin It's
printed In a rayform Idltoryal. Hut.
thank H Lord no man Iver accused
us IV beln' t!fe insurance prlsidlnts. XV
alnt buncoln' art' scarin' people with ...
fear Iv death into morgedgln' their fur-
niture to buy booze an' olgars fr us'
he says. 'We may take bribes because
we need th" money but we don't gfva
thlm because wa wont mure thin wi
need. Were grafters vf say. but there's
manny a dollar pnsltd over th' counter
Iv a bank that .-.ilcaJ-.y d nlng n th'
eye lv th man that orf.-red It to him.
" 'Th' poUytlctan grafts on th' public
an' his Inlmles. It d"nt seem anny
wurse to htm thin Wlnnln money on a
nor race. He ifleerrt see th' wrlthln
lv ih' man he takes th' coin fr'm. But
these here hUlli fl-nmncers grafts on th'
public an' thatf hiltnl.. but principally
On their frtefl. Dump yeer pardner
s th' tjslcftwt A to th' mon?y. Mul-
cahy wud rathsf ate ihln skin a frin
that had BthruaR & bet with him. But
if Muleahy was tv railroad boss Instld
lv a political bet lie wud first wurruk
up th' confidence Iv Ms frlnds In him
thin he wud sell thim his stock thin
he wud tell thlm th' rvad was goln' to
th' dogs an' make thlm give It back to
lilm fr nawthln' thin he wud get ou a
fav'rable rayport an' soli th' stock to
thlm again. An' he'd go on doln' this
till ..e-d made enough to bo llleted prls-.
ident Iv a good govern .nlnt club. Some
iv th' boys down at our office are own-
ers iv stock. Whin do they first !irn
that things ar-re 'goln' wrong with th"
comp'ny? Afther th' prlsidlnt an' booord
lv dl-rectors have sold out. Don't ys
get off anny gas at me about business
men an' pullytlolans. I niver knew a
pollytlclan to go wrong ontll he'd been
contaminated b8 contact with a busi-
ness man. I've been Ave years In th'
wather office an In all that time not a
postage stump lias been missed. An'
we're put down fla grafters. What Is
jieJlytloal graft nnnyhow? It alnt
stehlln money out Iv a dhrawer. It
ain't robbin' th' taxpayer direct th' way
th' gas comp'ny does. All there' to It
Is. a business man payln' less money to
a pollytlclnn thin he wud havo to pay
to. th' city if ho bought a sthreot or a
dock direct Iv course there ar-ro potty
larceny grabs be pollsmen.."
ITHE FAMOUSI
WAR AND TROUBLE
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nftver ceases no sooner bas peace been de
a
cliAid between Russia and Japan than a
revolulion broke out in Russia which seems
with all the skill of Count Dewitt cannot
be subdued. Hero in our midst a war has
brolfeu out. THE FAMOUS has declared war
against high prices and proposes to light
same to a finish regardless of cost and
value. The stock of merchandise must dis-
rppear and cash be conquered.
The line is certainly the most complete
in the tenitory and they like the Japs J
new establishment; but have the merchan-
dise and facilities to fight everything in
sight and will show that the old and re-
nown fighters (merchants) will eud like the
Russians and ask for mercy but none will
be given them. Their purchasing facilities
are a- secret to themselves; nor will they
qvote prices for a day or a week but their
entire line wi4l go at from one-fourth to
one-third per cent less than their friends
the enemies (competitors) sell.
By the customers culling will advertise
our low prices which will bring others and
others will bring others and our army of
customers will surpass anything known
before. We'll conquer the trade .. bo
competitors will be known or visit.
OUR LINE CONSISTS OF:
followod I wont over the territory and caso agaln3t the Acme Limo nnd Ce-
did everything in my powor to holp mont company and others tho outcomo
elect tho nominee. Again In tho cam- of which Is being watched by tho
palgn of 1904 I worked just as hard members of the bar in all parts of tho
for tho nominee as ho worked for him- territory.
89'f ) Tho defondnnts demurred to tho po-
"Mr. McGulro mado tho statomont titloa of tho plaintiff nnd tho argtt-
that he and I differed on public poll- ments in thct cao" wfll bo heard Mon-
cios. Most assuredly wo have differed day. Tho caso will practically bo de-
on somo publlo policies asfcwoll as termlned on tho court's interpretation
upon somo men and methods In poll- of the finer points of tho !?w govern-
tlca. I holped ln tho early organiza- ing tho quostlons Involved
tlon of tho Ropublloan party in Okla -
homa and havo always maintained! Beautify your complexion wfth little
that the party organization should be 31 If 3'ou wsh a smooth dear
used In the Interest of tho party and ?rJntik comp'axIoTn' 1rosy.
. .. ' laughing oyos take Holllster's Itocky
good politics and havo novor attorapt- Mountain Tea. greatest beautlfUr known
ed to uso It ln my own personal Intor- 36 cents. ABk your druggist
ests. Tho late election returns 1
Charters Issued Today.
Tho following corporations filed this
morning at tho office of Territorial
Secretary Grlmos articles of lncorpor-
GOV FERGUSON STRIKES BACK.
(Continued from page 1.)
factional broils. Somo of my appoin-
tees wero seleotod from ono olomont
In tho party and somo from tho other
without regard to formor affiliations
tho only purpose being to socuro men
wbu would sorve tho people of tho ter-
ritory ih an honost conscientious mnn-
nor. If I have ovor dose ono thing to
cause party discord It was when I
want to HuliI In 1902 and helped to
nominate McQulre and as a result in-
curred Ute displeasure of many promi
nent Republicans who were friends of
the other candidates who were before
the convention. In the campaign that
For Brestkfst
Luncheom
or Tea.
A few small biscuits easily made with
Royal Baking Powder. Make them
small as small round as a napkin ring.
Mix and bake just before the meal.
Serve hot.
Nothing better for a light dessert
than these little hot biscuits with butter
and honey marmalade or jam
You must use Royal Baking Powder
to get them right.
ROVAL OAKINQ POWDER CO. NEW YORK
throughout tho country Indloato that
tho people domand better things ln
polltlca.
unarges taae wan 1
Personal Animosity atlon
"Committeeman Cn.de la n publish- Parlln and Orondorff Implement
od Interview gooa still furthor thnn company with principal business of-
McGulro by making an attack upon Ace located at Canton III. The capl-
my administration and reiterntes the U1 stock Is $200000. Tho board of
sanitarium and Capitol National banktiirectors ar: William II. Tarlln U.
matters. Personnl animosity is ro-G. Orendorff William M. Robinson L.
vonled In almost every sontence. The H. Glllet and A. J. Street.
evident motive of tho Interview Is not Billings and Red Rock Telephone
In tho Intf :st of party or good public company offlco at Billings capital
servlco but ln the Interest of Individ- stock J30.000. The board of directors
tml purpose. Let the. people Judgo and la comprised of Roy Henry Rozella
analyze facts and motlvos. I would
muko no reply to tho statements rela-
tive to the territorial administration
Ilpnry and Nannie J. Carter.
Blncltwoll Aorlo Number 1230 Fra
ternal Ordor of Eaglos. Tho dlrec-
woro It not for tho fact that Cndo's In- tors are: Klnior Layno P. M. Kygor
torvlow waB given for tho purposo of
Influencing tho public mind just at
this time."
and J. J. Hormo all of Blaokwoll
The First Church of Christ of Avory.
The trustees aro: B. F Long E. B.
Tho statomont then procoods with Broqks F. C. Jewoll and George W
Coetlllor all of Avery.
ladles' oxtenH.. or ;iiU nv'-H for
street or ilree wear from (1.15 to J3.50.
I'. C. Koblnson. Ill Has: Ok la.
THE FAMOUS SELLS FOR LESS.
SECRETARY SHAW'S ORDER
Changing Pay Days of Gov-
ernment Employes Went
Into'.Kffcct To-Day.
an exhaustive explanation of the ad'
ministration's attitude in connection I.
with sanitarium and Capitol National
bank matters tho gist of which has
already appeared ln tho Leader and
concludes In tho following vitriolic
fnslilon:
"When my party decides a nomina-
tion In convention ite verdict has al-
ways been my choice no difference
what my previous desires may havo
been. When it was announced that
the president would appoint my sue
cessor I accepted the decision and no
one has hoard me find fault but after
the announcement of my successor
had been made It would certainly have
been consistent and mod politics for
the gentlemen who went to Washing- W Associated Piaaa.1
ton to have refrained from continuing Washington D. c NOV. 17. The re.
controversies which deal with party t order of Secretary Shaw olmng-
matters. They bail scarcely left the 'n the pay days of government em-
White Houae when they commenced ployee from the ut and 15th of aa?h
to talk for publication and have kept .--.
It up. showing plainly that their pur-j - - -
pose Is to try to unite all personal CONSTIPATION Is a crowding of
politics out of ll that they possibly V- the bowels wth fecal matter
ean. Such a course shows very poor that Is not carried off. by the natural
leadership and men who indulge In It passage. It is caused primarily by lack
are injudicious aud have more Inter of certain elements In the food which
eat In personal nehleTement than ln tend to more or less Imperfect dines-
party aucceas. i1'1"1 a t0 hardening of the fecal mat-
There la oa thing however upon tert to sluggish torpid liver and to
which I agree' with. Committeeman 'k of secretions In the nature' of lu-
Cade. and tthut la with his atUement brlcatlng fluids In tho bowels and in-
that the people demand an honest con- tUies
ststeut administration of public affi Irs.' CALIFORNIA PRUNE WAFERS
Moat assuredly that Is true. 1 believe ""PPly the lacking elements In the
in an houest administration from the food and aso act a a 0ntle tonic on
very bighebt posltlog in the govern- the Glands which recreate the (jastrlc
ment down to tho adniialstrmlon of Juces- ine De ant otner oiemenia
tbe affairs of a townalte board."
CALIFORNIA PRUNE WAFERS
If taken as directed will positively cure
IU. .. -U..1-.4- -m r. i.
Slmons Has Imoortant Suit. 'B us """C cases 01 niiH-.
A.tnrnnv nnrI Simons r.rn.l tl0n- Biliousness Torpid Liver Indl-
last night from Anndarko. where ho ". a to stay cured. 100
went the first of tho wook to look af- ""' . "
. ii mraiiaco r)rnitii
Quthrla Okla.
ter the Interests of tho territory in the
A Pull Line of Dry Goods.
A Fulltiine of Millinery.
A full Hue on Ladies' Suits Jackets Pet-
ticoats and everything that is ready lo wear.
A full line of Shorn.
A full liue of Ladies' ard Gents' Fur-
nishing Goods such as Shirts Under Shirts
stockings and everything' that belongs to
ladies and gents under garments.
Blankets Quilts Counterpanes Lace
Curtaiue Rugs and Mats.
Children's Wear of all kinds.
A full line of Furs
Clothing.
Men's Hats and Caps from the cheapest
to the finest; to fit even the most awkward.
All kinds of Novelties. You can make
your choice for presents to your parents
children husb'and wife friends and sweet-
hearts. In Linens we are ahead o anything ever
shown in the territory.
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SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES
At Renf ro's Drug Store.
We are headquarters for Drugs Perfumery and Druggist
' Sundries. We undersell them all. Come and see us.
Prescriptions a Specialty
O. R. RENFRO
Opposite P. O. 206 W. Okla. Ave.
month to tho 3rd and 17th wont Into
offect today. Tho chango was mode to
secure uniformity ln the rendition of
public accounts nnd to protect tho gov-
ernment from illegal payments. Here-
aftor ovory payroll will bo certified
showing that an employe has worked
up to the tlmo ho. Is bolng paid for.
Whsra are you sick? Hoadaehe foul-
tongue no apptlt. Jack energy rain li
your stomaoh constipation? HollUior'n
Itocky Mountain Tea will nak you well
and keep you well. iS cents. Atk yuui
druggist.
Hen's shoes from $1 35 to $6 00 In
heavy extension aolea for winter wear.
P. C. Itoblnaon 111 But Okla.
HEIR TO A THRONE DEAD.
(By Awoolated Pross.1
Brussells Nov. 17. The Count of
Flanders brother of King Leopold and
heir to tho throne died today of In
flammation of tho respiratory organs
aged slxty-ojght. Tho now heir to tho
throne of Belgium is Prince Albert of
Flnndors only son of the late Count
of Flanders
THE THEATRE
IOWA TOWN FIRE VISITED.
(By Associated Press)
Des Moines lowa Nor. rLAt the
town of Stanhope in northorn Iowa
early U)5ay fire destroyed tho jrlnclpal
hotel and tho outlro buslnost- district
with a number of rosldenco3. Tie lo:s
will exceed sixty thousand dollats.
Weber & Fields Is a n.imo to con-
Jura with nnd tho more announcement
that tholr merriest musical comedy
"Holty Tolty" which Is full of fun and
melody and contains a chorus of dazzling
loveliness a wealth of beautiful sct-nery
gorgeous ooetumes and marvelous light
effects and groupings. Is coming to tho
Ilrooks Thursday evening will no doubt
cause a. stampede for the box offlro
when tho seats ko on sale Tuscjay morn-
1 ing.
Have Yon
Friend?
l'uen tell him about Aycr's Cherry Pec
toral. Tell him how it cured your hard
cough. Tell him why you always keep
it on hand. Tell him to ask his doctor
about it. Doctors use it a great deal for
all forms of throat and lung troubles.
Webctt MKcrciil Wi puMlib J.O. Aj-trCo..
nrdlctnet I.nw nil. Mn.
the let Jiiiliiot ill
iiirnnwnii
dldnet.
OUJR BROMO LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP
Is the kind we have sold you for years but we want you to
OPelX our 3E"3rioo.ca.ss
about it. It is the Cold Cure and Cough Cure in SYR.UP FORM that moves the
bowels works cold out of tbe system.
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Price La;g Bottle. 35 Cents.
EXCLUSIVE MANUFACTURERS
OF VALUABLE PRESCRIPTIONS
halaBaMPV'r IB-
STORE
DRUG
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The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 26, No. 84, Ed. 1, Friday, November 17, 1905, newspaper, November 17, 1905; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc76309/m1/4/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.