The Weekly Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 15, No. 49, Ed. 1 Saturday, March 26, 1904 Page: 4 of 8
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TITE WEF.KLY OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITAL. GUTHRIE. OKI.ATIOMA. MAItCH *«. 13TO
^Ot-f frJ *! '
Tlie Oklahoma State Cajtital, £
By The State Capital Company. ' in
FRANK M. GREER. EDITOR.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
Dally by Carrier In City.
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6.00
Advance.
* .40
one week
One month
One year
Dally by Mall—Strictly
One month
Three montha
• ik months
One year 4.00
No subscription will be aent by mall in
the city of Guthrie.
Sunday Edition.
One year by mall 11.00
Weekly.
•fx month* 10.28
A YEN IS NOT
SO VERY MUCH
I When the public fads that '>,000,-
1000 yen ha* provisionally been t . t
aj art by Japan for war purposes it ,
I may perhaps put an exaggerated estl-1
| haa a gold standard, the yen in of sil-|
er currency, and fluctuates with the
{ price of silver, so that at the moment 1
I 100.000.000 of them means scarcely]
I more than £ 10.000,000.
1 But even this is an immense amount
1 in a country in which the wages of a!
skillful artisan are often not mor< j
than three yen a week. The Japanese
y system is decimal. Thus the
dollar, is divided Into 100 sen 1
s. the sen into 10 rin. the rln !
mo. the mo Into 10 shu, and j
j. llnaliy. into 10 Uotau
rnmeiii accounts do not take a< -
f any value smaller than a rin.
p ma tea by private tradesmen
lege* nd to mo and shu. which
■rt'dibly small fractions of a
i. No coin exist*. however, to
nt these lilUputian sums.
licet
very ; r will DEMOCRATS OPPOSE
U for marrlel STATEHOOD BILL.
klahoma atta
ulnec
REPUBLICAN RESULTS
FOR THE PEOPLE
Of all the brilliayt roeulta of the
Roosevelt ad njiuist ration In behalf ot
:be common people, the decision ot ino,
tupretne court in the Northern Secu-K
rltiea mercer 1 *
inu far reachl
No dc<i«ioi\ of the court in recent
years has meant ao much in the in-
terest of the people as the merger de-
cision. And It ib the result of the ilrm
stand taken by the president and the
attorney-general, and fought through
without wavering in the i'ace of tne
Tiite.j hostUlt. ol W i • itreel Mid th
money power of the
A notable feature
that It was made I
tya contemplate 1 the formation o;.
state of Oklahoma and the ludian ,
rltory Tie republicans of Okla
ntion and both the Flynn statehood
and the McGuire bill have had in
ultimata annexation of the 1
' THE ABORIGINES
ALWAYS A PROBLEM
nice Holmes.
Ho! nits, an
homa In statehood. It has been the
deal re of the people of Oklahoma--•
and thoir deserts—that Oklahoma be
j given statehood at once. In this the be#t
efforts of the republican party have
| been put forth. The result haa been
a hastening of preparation for state-
hood by expediting settlement of the
; Indian Territory situation, looking to
that end. The coming session of con-
gress—or, perhaps, the present sealon
- will be confronted with the result of
the work <>f the republicans in the
era dissent-1 for uf a providing for statehood
I dibspiiter for oklahoma and the Indisn Terrlto- .
II of Oliver j ry ^n,j tj,on reaj position of the j
' ult- W1°8' democrats In congres* will become ap-
e, 01 course par( nt The democrats In cougresa are i'
in favor of making four statea of the ;1
four remaining territories. They will 1
h legislation in oppo- \\
rhitc
shown himsel/ to be <
ooking after hi* inte
I approv-
1 to just
untry.
iaion la I
publican,
t. while
ue of the Indian, ex-
r-pt the fullOiood who nee ma to be .11.able
1 unwilling to take the proper care of
w property and therefore need* the foa-
-! i 11 k care and protection of a Strong,
sterna! government, especially In a land
there the bold statement Ik frequently
lad" thfit "nn Indian h«« no rights which
white man is bound to teapo t."
TI ' functions and power of the Indian
ho
bet
atly
ed during the past lea year*, and now
v are a!moat entirely confined to the
sag- of a limited number of appr
■ewer. McKeni
ans. They co
ilnion by Jtwtl<
ne
A mule eats more than an auto-
mobile, but he produces greater results
" problem in the island
It will probably crop 0
• are demc
Holmefe,
to the
Sherman '
Wonder what the secret checking
process of the postofflce department la
like, anyway.
A Texas philosopher haa decided
I hat there are no ae tlonal differences
tit a rope'* end.
The Kansas man who has not worn
k hat for twenty years is assumed to
indulge only in straight talk.
As between Mr. Cleveland and Mr
Parker, it seems that most New York
democrats prefer some one else.
Now that President Krueger has
Inherited a lot of properties, It may
be that the old man will take heart.
, under 1
le. wk* i
eh the
Ernest Thompson 8eton Is going to
lecture on "Some Indians I Have Met."
We like Dr. Holland's Indian lectures
best.
if course the Japanese are a won-
deriully bright people. They have to
be in order to spell aud pronounce their
own names.
If the white houne architect has not
made good on that building It would
be a good idea to try him on the new
$90,000 stables.
fiomr. woo B do not war fcatlifr* -j-qq MAMy KLASCNS
in their hats who are not members
of the Audubon Society. Flowers cost
more than feathers.
Mr. Henry Copeland, agent-general pie
In London for New South Walt s, ;>le
'writes an indignant letter to the news-1 law
papers to resent the Imputation that 1 ma
the Autrallans have "got rid of" the gross, snfbreed by
aborigines. He declares that the va- ney-ganerai. the j>
rlous Australian governments have been eipedited and
done everything possible to arrest tli« ' prerns court throuj
decay of the natives In New South hitlon recomn
Wales no less than 13ft reserves have president aud
been s?t apart for them, covering an j an congress.
area of 25.282 acres, while GOO aborlg- i 80 It is patent that while Hearst
Inal children are attending schoolr and Bryan are talking with caloric at-
especially for them, while nearly $100,- j roosphore about the trusts, and th'-
t'OO is expended annually In providing Hearst papers are publishing daily
them with blankets food. etc. He adds hideous cartoons of the trusts stran
•propria-
. will ho
pursuance of the
• Indian on a basis uf Ame
W hen the tribal governments disappear
ie Indians will be come fulltledged Arner-
tn eltlsens clothed with all th.- power*
id privilege* Incident to soch citizenship,
hie will cunetltuie a most interesting
cperlment. but the Indians have inter-
, hi;I' d to such an extent that, as I have
sltlon to the single statehood bill to'already remarknd. a considerable majorl-
i nr. .If I hv fie r, ans of the 1 • 1 then* ate to t.r intents and purposes
UB 1 vf white men As part i.nd parcel of this
their po- . the IndUn 'and* end funds will be
n of any Mvldel among tho enroled Indian* of
I these several tribe*.
OKLAHOMA PARAGHAHP9.
in obi
lation at all.
... • —is of Oklahoma will find
i tliat 1-avr been out of line with
their party in their demand for single
I statehood at once. They will find that
, the republicans represent their posi-
tion of the people of Oklahoma. I ini
j It may !> ■ expected that when the I M1
I r epublcan statehood bill shall be re-j
ported It will be found satisfactory to j <
of Oklahoma and the In- Rn
that the tn.«k of attempting to bring
the natives within the pale of civi-
lization is all but hopeless. He says
that he used frequently to pass the
ramp of one native family near Del-
egate, close to the Victorian border
Here the government had securely
fenced a two-acre paddock and erected
tbstantial two-roomed cottage with
leasing land for the purpose of pro*pe<
Ing fo'- oil, gas, or anything of value
ti.- world. Thursday he went out
__ _ ■ look at Banford Dean's farm.
P""00 " wl" b" found tl«'artory to I Cot tart. Hill Itfm In Tonkawa K
"lei oj a rtpum I! j lho ,,eop|e of Oklalioma and the In- Son,r .if th.- nnnu, ,.ro slow m sitting
nac ted by a lepubll Jj Territory and thr> demnnrtd will I ""',r mul1 boxea and In the meantime
rritory. ana t ne drmocrts will, |lh„ mnl, ,.iUrjer compelled to rc-ognlse
as usual, be obstructionists in the way j soap boxes, syrup buckets, carpet rag-
of a realisation of the people's desires, bag and etc.
Fort Cobb Record: The Skeleton nt
the new steel bridge that span* the
Washita Ttlver right south of town Is
all up, and It will only '
now until the hrlili
perhaps about two weeks.
The great tidal wave of religion which
Is to cover Enid in the next month or ho
began In the Mr revival tent on the south
square, say* the Wave. The singing
real good and the sermoi
and convincing argument
ling the life out of the common pe«
[ile, the republican party and republi-
can officials, over the protest of demo-
cratic Justices appointed by democratic
presidents, are giving relief to th"
people from conditions that are bring
defended and fostered by the democra-
CURRENT COMMENT
Status In Indian Territory.
The Red Man and Helper.
Hon. Clinton Rogers Woodruff, special
Inspector for the Indian service, depart-
ment of the interior, thus writes:
Indian
Ik like
to be
has
nd In-
.1 ex-
perience on the gruund to .set him right
rite wort! "Indian" bring* before his mind
a red man in ;t blanket, but red men, In
blankets are almost us rare In the terVI-
torv as In Missouri, Indiana or Kentucky.
While in Tishomingo la*t fall I w i.s ap-
proached by a bright eyed. Intelligent
young man whom 1 remembered having
seen the day before at a session of tho
Chlckiisaw legislature. I had t.-iken him
to be a newspaper man and hla first uucs-
There Is a great deal of work at-
tached to the office of president of
the United States—especially when he
is looking for a renominstion.
The recent treaty of the I'nited
States with Ethiopia is calculated to
throw us into a lot of trouble the next
time a lynching takes place here.
The fiftieth anniversary of the birth
of the republican party will be suit-
ably celebrated In July of this year.
It will also he celebrated at the polls.
When the house of representatives
gets through impeaching Judge
ti wayne, the whole machinery of the
government will have taken a hand In
knocking. *
The merger decision is the fourth
boarded floor, brick chlmnoy, etc., but j great result of the Roosevelt adminis-
the natives preferred living In a "mia- tration, which Is without a rival in
ml." or aboriginal shelter, comprising all of the lists of great American
a few boughs of trees, with a sheet or statesmanship. These matters are no
two of bark constructed lu the form ordinary politics, and are approached
of a "lean-to," and all open to tb*j<>nly by two episodes since the civil
weather, notwithstanding the fact that war—the war with Spain and the pass-
six inches of snow was not uncommon ing of the free trade agitation.
during the winter. He asserts that j These four great results are:
all the governments are taking the The settlement of the Pennsylvania | J(^0uld very much asni^t
greatest jiosslble care of the aborlg oal strike by the president. indl.m'< 1..belle,], that
ines. j The suit to dissolve the merger of j make a mistake
The wild blacks, of course, contln the northern railways, decided uy the, , n,5^Y m e'heJe "who cia hned
ue to maintain themselveo as they did tpipreme court of the United rftates in ,M;,n wh <11.1 not !. ,. u
before the discovery of their coun- 1 favor of the president's contention.
try. There s;>ems. however, to be little j The Panama affair, resulting in th'
room for doubt that sooner or later j completion of the great short cut of
the aborigines will become extinct. the world a* an American canal
turough virtually American territory
The preservation of the empire of
China for the trade and enterprise of
the United States by preventing Its
dismemberment by the great powers.
Considering these things together.
friend or foe' of the administration
must admit that we have today the
most clear-cut and masterly and pow-
erful administration of the govern- tn,iian <
ment in its history.
The greatest of Roosevelt * pro-
found performances was the suit by iKnntion -India
• .«. attorney-gcnerul of the United
•h to t. st the Northern Securities
I OK NO I MARRYING
Curreut chronicles of Queeus couu-
ty, N. Y., are held by the New York
Evening World to have "imparted a
new phase" to an old question, to
wit, ' the merits of the rule that a
woman teacher who marries must re-
sign her position." Our contempo-
rary says:
"Two teachers of Astorlal, It ap-
pears, have committed the offense of
matrimony. They were married in j atat
One has been a wife thre
The other made a runaway
deceiving even her own peo-
s;vret.
years.
match
pic.
"Whatever its relations to the no-
ble calling of pedagogy, there is cer-
tainty that marriage is an honorable
institution. That rule is against pub-
lic policy which drives the parties
to a nuptial contract to treat the ar- , Rallwa:
rangement as one necessarily surrcp-1..
Utloi'" _ i"
One idea of winning a campaign is
to make the price of delegates so high
that it will be prohibitive on the oth-
er candidates. This is alleged to b<
Air. Hearst's plan.
It Is noted that several exclusive sec-
tions of eastern cities are building
Queen Anne cottages. A few years ago
any architecture but colonial would
have resulted in social ostracism.
Forger under the Sherman anti-trust
law. When the suit was brought th-
competing railways of the country
were rapidly being consolidated. It
was bellvcti that. In a few years, the
entire railway business of the United
States would be concentrated into not
to exceed six centers of ownership and
management.
lagers, and the Inter-
ailed "Wall street." he-
, lieved that this revolution was ne < *-
the right toUury ami > ■' for tho I'uml welter-
1 ha* united of the <..ir<ry. At the R.mie t.me
an not bo lie-1II was renignlieil a * n"'"'
striking tuoveni- nt < f the age. namely,
the concentration of the vital Indus-
iripH—such as those of coal. iron,
oil transportation, beef, and pork,
flour—into trusts And there was
great clamor aiKi fear concerning these
that he
India
country ?"
and won-
irked thai
o have the
would not
rprlse when he told mn
Indian, being an eighth
mlnr of the Chickasaw
In upo
Betw
• that l
eight
Chickasha Telegram: A dispatch from
Lawton says the burglar business which
ha.s been on a standstill has opened again
last night with renewed energy. A big
haul was made from a big hardware
store, all kinds of things were taken und
the thieves are yet nt large.
The Braman Ijear'er says: The matri-
monl ti fever Is raging throughout this
hioad land, and It Is very contagious. It
overcomes strong; able bodied men and
women, und they cannot resist Its Influ
INDIAN TERRITORY ITEMS.
'erk making oil wells at Eufaula will
j John IJttlfJohn. a ncn'ihy negro of
Ada. wns hot and killed Thursday night
; vn yh- sitting in bis home. No clue
f Tlie Wagoner Ol! and Gas company has ,
! he« n incorporated. The company plans j
1 to drill to a great depth In search of oil. I
Inspector Langham. nf Washington, is i
In Ardmore to investigate charges Involv- j
Ing the officials of the 3outhern district '
No commitments ale being made at the |
Vinita federal Jail owing to smallpox. Ail
new prisoners are confined In the court j
house
A petition Is being circulated In 8011th I
McAlester, asking ihe countil to modify
the new cow ordinance so that it will
only npply to business portions of the
city, as It is claimed that the new ordi-
nance {s working a hardship on many
owners «f cows.
Po'ith McAlester Capita 1: A drive over
the r|tv i« surprising The past winter
has afforded mnnv an opportunity to
build and new residences have sprung
up like mushrooms. A noticeable feat-
ure of the receni building operations
Is the lilghgrade of residences erected.
Chlck.-tsha Telegram: The Fnts and
T.eans put n professional game yesterday
in the ftr«t part «•( tin irnme few ri s
were made—It got funny toward the last
when the Fats begun to run some, seven
home runs were made In the eighth Inn-
Inp by the Fats after two outs had beiyi
made.
South McAlester News: The Indian
Territory anBkers' association has
fixed the annual meeting for May 9. 10
und 11. nt Holdenville Frank Craig,
of ti"' City National, who Is first vice-
president of the association, will give
nn address on "Signs of the Times in
Indian Territory."
Green Leflore, of South McAlester,
says grass is coming up nltely on the
ranges. He was in the Savanna neigh-
borhood the past week and found mi>.-t
"f the pasture* burned off, but throhjrh
the hl;> • kencd ashes the green g'""*5
was pushing its way through so rapidly
that cattle will have plenty to eat In a
few days.
8011th McAlester Capital: Shortly nfter
noon today the workmen at Samples
mine gained entrance to the mine which
was partially filled bv debris, and rer
covered the body of Wm. Tucker, the
shot flrer. who was In the mine when the
explosion occurred some thirty days ago
The rem 'Ins indl(it« I that Tin ker met
death without a struggle prohahlv from
"after damp." It was feared that he
might alive when the mine was seal-
ed up. but indications point to a pain-
less and sudden death.
Yo
ant to look out "Its catch-
ing."
The city Is In ,:te rfect litter of old
paper flying around with every whlf of
the wind The people who are In the
habit of sweeping old papers out of t'.eir
back doors should be prosecuted Imme-
diately si\s the Wave, without waiting
for Immediate statehood.
Agra News: S. M. Gb.vd was in and
out of our town yesterday from train
to train. Tie Informs v* that he will
either buy or build a grain elevator at
our station. Ills intention being to put
In a line of elevators In connection with
Agra News- a gentleman Is hero now
the ynrd points.
The 11 e\t day after the hard d'ist storm
In Clinton Inst week one enterprising
citizen gathered up elev
pralrb south of town
The Kind You Ilave Always Bought, and which has been
in use fop over 110 scars, lias borne tho signature of
vi - and has been murio under his pcr-
// "onal m per rial on since it* Infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you In this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good" are but
Experiment# that trifle with and endanger the health cf
lnl'ants and Children—Experience against Experiment*
What is CASTORIA
Castor ia is a harmless substitute for Castor OH, Pare-
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is IMcasr.nt. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
fcubstanee. Its aue is its guarantee. It destroys AVonn®
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething: Troubles, cures Constipation
nml Flatulency. It assimilates th« Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy aud natural .sleep*
The Children's Panacea—The Mother's Friend*
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The KM You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TWt OKMTAU*
. new vox* orr*.
CALL FOR REPUBLICAN TERRI-
TORIAL CONVENTION.
Pursuant to the action taken by. and In
compliance with the directions of the re-
publican territorial central committee at
a meeting on February 20. 1004. a conven-
tion of the republicans of Oklahoma ter-
ritory, in delegate convention, is hereby
called to be held at Guthrie, Oklahoma
Territory, on the 7th day of April. 1901
nt 10 o clock a. m. for the purpose, a*
designated by said committee of—
First, nominating a candidate for dele-
pate to congress.;
Second, electing: six delegates and six
alternates to repree nt the republicans o?
Oklahoma Territory In the national re-
publican convention to be held in the city
of Chicago "ii June .lot. 1904.
Representation is based upon one dele-
gate at large from each county and one
delegate for each hundred votes, and
tnajor fraction thereof, cast for Hon. B.
H. McGuire In 1902.
Upon thin basin counties will be entitled
to representation In said convention as
follows, glv
id it s an 111 wind that bio
advertised
1 thorn out'
advertise. |
An old maid In Enid
if Mu
the
lobulation Tlie
e on en pointed
Ight almost say
it thing
a I Ir.
"Furthermore, while
marry of h person wh
at years at dlacreiion
nietl, the rifht to interfere ol an out-!
sMor, even a school dlrecior, is not
yet established."
!t is a snfe proposition that any
law or ntl which pei allzes marriage
promotes vice and ' rime. For exam-1
pie. the national tatute which cuts concentrations. ,
off a widow's petition, ir she remat-I President Roosevelt believed that the, ,
ries, is a fruitful source of perjury light of congress t<> prevent e n
and social v!<;< Many of the pen- j matlon «>l theso trusts should1 jo s< -1
sinned widows are ao poor that an 1 tied, to the end 'hat ins e o hj
sllowai. • of $12 a month is a great, real national <Ti if '"'■j1.* 1,110 "
In short In
11 Includes In
Intermarriage
iiitted to full
ya her room is
stove in It. She
stove "Rut the
suggested that
he replied. '•!
Ml fall out"
Which Is a sad 1
Quill The efforts of C M
a 1 educed rate over the
nllroads of Oklahoma for the del.
Counties.
Bea\er
Plalre
Cnddo
Cnnadlan
Cleveland ..
« mar.?he
Custer
Day
Dewey
••ai/'^ld ....
r:recr
Kay
Kingfisher ..
Lincoln
I- >gan
Noble
Oklahoma ..
Pawnee ....
Payne
Roger Mills .
Washita
Vote. Del
4J6 5
14SJ 15
2016 21
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OXFORDS
$2.50
SHOES) (sUieew
I S/lMlltO
:amousfor Fit, Style, Comfort
I wear
Queen Quality Shoes
and you will have the
most perfect fitting
shoe made.
They fit where
others fail.
Queen Quality of fashion. At a great
expense to the makers they originate their
own styles in advance of all others.
An exact likeness of a Patent Kid Oxford with mat kid
medinm opera toe, military heel and light sole; a beautiful
conception for Eastertide. Price, 50,
Queen Louise picture, and many other styles of <
Quality boots and Oxfords are 011 display in our v w*
Paid it All
I,-,d HitbecrllM
felt that h<
vta
f they felt that
Atcr might
ia me place
Okeene Ragle
about It tho mln-
ight draft on the
his salary.
Whe
ticket
young man
to procure
jet married and purchase*
ie n« xt station beyond the
nation just ti throw peo-
ple off and then trys t«> avoid meeting
, nv of his friends on his Journey it is
time to e ill ,1 halt on him. Say John
don't do it again.
Binger
rnal
onslntral
ithcr hm
To
.im
nl.<0,
The infant son of John Jones, whose
birth was announced exclusively in this
paper, is now cuttiug a tooth. Isn't
this the kind of item that usually gets
the "announced exclusively" tag on
It?
An Iowa statesman Is strnggling wit!
b bill which will provide that any able
bodied ntau who refuses a job Is guilt)
of a misdemeanor. These Iowa Ideas
are really deserving of being placed in
a ciasa by themselves.
In Korea they don't make a woman
tak«> off her *ery best hat In the thea-
ter. but they do, or at least once did,
compel a man to wear his hat In all
bis - aking hour*, and. moreover, n
very broad briu.u:*xi ii:.t The reasor
of them an
a highly im- j
Perjury, if un-
. to retention
utlon of hus-
t his criminal
mri
(or t::is pu
conspirator?
VhlPperiii
ngainst tho ti:
) prevent
one from
A bill befor
Int
over the
5ng
the loan moue. lj.ll
the house of r*prw:i
22, 10U4. by John W
Tenneseee Tiie objci
that the govern meat .
peases of shipping all worn-out paper
currency to the treasury at Washing-
ton In order that It may be replaced
iwith new bills.
ich is caus-
country Is
roduced In
!S, January
CJalnes of
this bill is
>.ar the ex-
0e|^
tualnti
and otlie
line, enter
ible is
•s. while avo
Into n relation 1
grading. We
roulil wise for <
v the pension I
obstacle* to o;
but it Is at I
rsslty compels
nrovljlnn that
Idln
hat
him in the
of "moral!
l coal strike;
1 The
premium on i orJury and i (Sincere
joclBl depredation i and eieeutlv
to the marrlaKC of women ea^h- country
says the Wftshlngton Post we 1 The laws «
never sefn any reason for its ways must <-i
ition or for putting a penalty no lonsel" 1
So htng as a teacher is faith compete, but
ful In the dlschafge of her duties. It j that th
is a matter of no oonaequence to her tive expehs
their parents or the school : repeal the
whether she be married or' new condlti"
In most rases the question I are new co
itself by the voluntary retire-1 Roosevelt
•f the teacher to assume her mm who bi
ilUon But "circumstances a!- the crisis
er casct: " The discharge of a teach-} trusts mwst
•r need not# in any instance, be base
m the fact that she has entered inti
he mnrltal relation. If. by neglect and In thre
j1 duty, she forfeits her place
^ause nf such neglect need nc
politics
s policy!
ind and
cislation
tempts
have
prohi
pupils,
officials
single,
settles
ment c
A Hinton man bought
e in Bridgeport intending
Hinton B 1 the Bridge-
1 refused to allow its re-
rchaser went to Anadarko
from interfei
j Woodward 18!>5 20 j
I Osage reservation 7
I Otoe resenatlon 3
Ponca reservation 3
| Kaw reservation a f
The committee makes no rceommrnda- |
tlon to the chairmen of the several coun- ]
ty conventions, as to when the county
convention or the primaries tn elect dele- J
gntes to the county conventions, be held. 1
leaving It to each county to tlx su h dates
for these occasions as will be most satis- I
factory and convenient to each.
The precedent having been heretofore 1
established and followed, it Is recom- \
mended by the committee that each coun-
ty convention select Its member of the
territorial committee for the ensuing term
und that the nime he certified with the
credentials of the delegates selected, to
the territorial convention.
The precedent having also been hereto-
fore established and followed, It is rec-
ommended that the territorial convention
select lt.« member of the national com-
mittee for the ensuing term, said person
not to be one of the delegates to the na
tional convention.
By order of the committee.
c M CADE, Chairman.
VERN'ON W. WHITING. Secreatry.
The Largest Shoe Ho
Oklahoma.
♦ ♦
In that to
Please Send Me
California In a Tourist Sleeper"
hat rail-
and if the countr
that they shoul
contrary, believt
should lop off ali com pet
acs .it is up to congress t
stly fncp ti
laws, if thet
and
ht Into the ac
unt.
;cs in public and pri-
vate employments should, as far as
< ircumstanccB admit, avoid creating
obataclos to matrimony. There arc
already to many impediments block-
ing the way. And if the cost of sup-
porting a family continues to increase
it will not be many decades beloro
his bold
made his
feet.
And the
that the
recognized as the
•rve to bring about ^
1 realization that
with soberly and !
the president who
tc "'moral power:"
■ of the grand acts
icceeded. including |
Panama, which i
mles come to his '
r reason to belle
. ;
cant
thf
I'nited Stales for the preservation or
China will be crowned with honor and
success and praise, not only from the
people now on earth, but from gen-
erations to oomo.
No woman's happi-
ness can be complete
without children ; it
is her nature to love
and want them
as much so as
it is to love the
beautiful and
|pure. The critical ordeal through which the expectant mother must
pass, however, is so fraught with dread, pain, suffering and danger,
that the very thought of it fills her with apprehension and horror.
There is no necesr-ity for the reproduction of life to be either painful
or dangerous. The use ot Mother's Friend so prepares the system for
the coming event that it is safely passed without any danger. This
great and wonderful
remedy is always
appliedcxternally,and
has carried thousands
of women through
the trying crisis without suffering.
Solid for freo book containing Information
of prtcelcM value to all expeetsut mothers.
The BridficU Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga.
. ]Aother's
Friend
Call ior Aepubllcan Primaries and Con
Count
Fen It
Uy of
I ercltorj
National H« I
Name
undersigned member of
"ommlttee of Logan
ted to Issue ;t call fo
townahips
ts in said County
Street No
.iten to Haiti Terri-
I< ct a niembor of
mmitteo for I.ogan
^"ing iwo
ltori.il
;o bci
Now. therefo
[it !i Wai-1
March. 1304. at 2 o clock p
place in the tgwi^bip
.Viut• i
f
t
♦
Economical Trip to
CALIFORNIA
You will bo surprised to learn for how little
money and how comfortable the California
tour may be made. Join one of the Santa Fo
personally escorted excursions in Pullman
Tourists Sleepers.
Chicago and Kansas City to Southern Cali-
fornia and San Francisco. Tlie way is via
the Southwest Land of Enchantment over
the old Santa Fe Trail.
May Wc Send You Our Tourist Sleeper Pamphlet?
T. C. PURDY, P. A.
A. T. & S.F. RR.
Guthrie, Okla.
■ m< mber of the County C<
i- sueh township and that
in tho various wards In
Guthrie he held on the * 1
of 7:30
irlous
ids
cted by tho
tmlttei
for
tnl preelm
eli v.a
•r recommended that
ier8 of the County r
ip townships and v
effort to give this c m 11
the * nd tiuit
. I.tio
•nth
arles Th> Henublleon papera of Logan
ty It Will id. .-e publish.
"lion I bated March 3. I9M.
' ut j u . COTTINOHA
s"' b I Member Territorial Rcpubllcnn Co
tlcwt- tee for Count v.
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Greer, Frank H. The Weekly Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 15, No. 49, Ed. 1 Saturday, March 26, 1904, newspaper, March 26, 1904; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metapth352608/m1/4/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed July 7, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.