The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-04-26

Dublica3 state -0rye1fi. At.n TODAY
sac " .iatlonai susEea2ioN The dele
5atea 1nd The alternate 0l large rens
escrt close poporo- a. @cli as uoie-
cal lriegtls o Nhe GeE'dent and tne
DiatfolU i5 .Ug re 3 cauo t.ou Wnsh
ngton with tle oG6idon of au anti-
erust re0lulio1 2lC She omission 0 the
'uerto Hican eeol0tioa
nha go-cailed gganna aiate On dell
agatea anC n,teruases s atge. and The
5tntc sicicel wen through Without nny
Drealgg. Therc uG, GCwcvcr oppogiuon
SO Blackburn becaugQ ilc was running
Tor the thirN time auc Coz o.hei' local
reasons onU To General Grosyeuor COZ
delegate by tle f-iends Oh Ex-Governor
Euschneli. the opposition however.
mas unsuccessful Attention was caile3
Cd the FAC, thal q ele4si CvQsvepor Wls
q lelegate az large -Four gears ago AND
that he haG been dist.ict Geiegate 10 lhe
gationnl convention ever since the le
publican party mad egisteu AT this
convention it won charged BE was nore
lhan tho chairman on resolutions. that
he had brought the platform win him
and had successfully .eFiated any INA
eerial revision. The ec0rts % the Busch
nell men so substitute sogno one in tho
place Of GToavenor made an unusually
Interesting scene, which reached It's cll-
max when J. Frank McGrew. ex-rep-
Teaenuative and sOn-in-7aw Of former
Governor Buschnell was speaking OF
his question 90 strike out Grosvcnor and
insest Hanna
AfcCrcw euioglEed Hanna whom he has
heretofore opposed 1rA said the demo-
rtnts would make capital Dut of the nc
49, ~
state 81 Senator Hanna was not inado 1re
OF "the big four"
When Senator Hanna was ana'ly called
60 the front OF the platform the speech
Of x-Representatlve McGrew caused tho
aentator 70 proclaim emphaIes'ly what
do care what the democrat say about
rne?" In declining 60 be delegate Senator
Vienna delivered a Philippe agunst what
nc termed ''Expedionaries." When seu-
atcr Hanna said he would NOT serve 1913 o
delc1-ate there was q motion to strike out
Grosvenor and insert ex-Coverno- Fos et.
Mr. FoAter stepped 20 the icon. w tne
platform and declined because lie would
not break the excellent slate that had
g,een brought 60 Ohio from WASHINGTON"
The resolution making Fora1er Nasn,
Crosveuor and Dick tne de egg es at large
was offered by OK Senator AIassie Of Gros-
venors congressional district ana The Busn"
neN men charged that 1t was the 5roa-
yenor plan 10 avoid ballutng. As soon os
. this resolution was ADOPTED Cen. Glos-
Senor offered a resolution jus. ike by
which the four alternates nt lafs iere
also selected in a bunch ylthou. ony !
the forms OF presenting nones c"Aos-
ing.
WASHINGTON. April s'.-<Spec p
The rapid growth OF the coppe ~
dugtry in the United States aao fae
large proportion which this count-| 5ir
niles the worlds consumption 's i-lls-
frated by a German publication ntiileo
"a Century OF Copper" translation
from which mas JUST eeacled Gfe treasu y
ry bureau OF statistic u shows ina
the United states mas during dhe de-
cade 1881 1900 produced more uian hal.
OF the copper OF the world, whilo w
tho preceding decade z supplies bug
shout one-third OF .he worlds produc-
tioh willie In the decade 1880 the pro
duc,son supplied by the United StaAes
was only about one-siNth o. tne ora
production
Tglse growth OK copper industry mas
according to this statement, Dee tcry
rapid. Oeing 81 tie Arst decade 5l,OOl
tons. In The ffth decade 29I,00C ons
and IN the tenth decade whic ands
yitu, i9OO S.GiSOOo sons OF wlicA 1858,
coo tons IS supplied Dy North america
tae large proportion Of lhis being IRON
Che United States.
The greatly Increased demand for thl
material ie further Illustrated BY th'
Fact fhat though the production has
increased from 505,909 tons in lhe de.
oade iS5i-6O TO 3,Gi3,OOO TONS 10 -hc de.
cade lS9l-l90O. thc average prlce ac
cording 90 the publication Ia question
mas only fallen from ST. pea Con "a
$50 per ton. production having duFinf
that tme incrAsed more than lXfoie
weljc the price fell but one-haif
While the worlds production mas in
creased with startling apidiny lurlnl
The century, that OF North .Amel.c1 hal
by far outgrown shat Of al otaer paru
VI elie worpd and W W apparently
theougi che immense supplies % Norl
Amegica-chieny the United state
that the worlds production mas 81
greatly Increased. A Fable contained s.
the Pubsicakon gives tho production "
each decade b. the principal coupgrle
shows no record az production ih ~
United Staites eariier than the dasa6