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You can make your own selection
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LAWRENCE uNlvER.
slTY EXERCISES
rRv Associated Pressl

APPLETON, WIS. June lS.--An in.
teresting feature of the commence
ment exercises at Lawrence Uniyersi-
~ today was the attendance of sever
al members Of the first class grldua.
ted from the university just fifts years
ago. The address to the graduates
today was delivered by Dr. William
Quayle Of Chicago
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Practice in Justice Courts of Okla
homa.- For terms address The Lead
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Try Robinson's Shoes.

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or, Guthrie. Okla
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No special bookkeeping required. Ad-
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WANTtiD--Agents roi 7ver's book,
Practice in Justice Courts OF Okla
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FURNISHED ROoMS-With bath,
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FOR sALE-C Constitution rulep. Make
nice souvenirs. Contain nam OF
delegates, rules, committees, el AT
Leader office.
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FOR sALE-Constituti rules. Make
nice souvenirs. Contain names OF
delegates, rules, committees, etc.--At
Leader Office. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-13

yOR sALE--Constihdi rules Make
nice souvenirs. Contain narses OF
delegates, rules. committees, e<c.--At
Leader office.
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PHoNE 60
Morris tribune., 1907-05-18

rectors to make the exposition build
ings and grounds permanent institu-
ton of some kind.
More Hartman Stock issued.
Wall street was surprised to learn
that the directors Of the Union Pa
cific and Southern Pacific roads had
authorized new issues Of $4,000, 900
bonds for the former and $500 600
of preferred stock for the latter. The
bonds convey the right of conversion
to common stock any time within three
to Ave years and are to bear per cent
interest. The directors also ordered
that dividends be paid quarterly here
after. Mr.. Hartman said the net
earnings for the last fiscal year were
$44,697 900 on the. Southern Pacific and
S32, 465, 900 on the Union Pacific.
Drug Trust Enjoined.
The ninety two drug firms compris-
ing the so called trust were permanent
~ enjofned from doing business by the
federal circuit court at indianapolis on
complaint Of the United States govern.
ment.
Morris tribune., 1907-05-18
Gle n FIG
Gyroscope MonoraiI Discovery.

Gyroscope Monoraii Discovery.
Before a brilliant assemblage of sci
entists in London last week under the
auspices of the. Royal society Louis
Brennan, c. B., the well known in
ventor Of the Brennan torpedo. gave a
demonstration with a miniature rail
way car or locomotive running on a
single rail with apparently nothing to
balance it, it being the first practical
application Of the we'll known principle
Of the gyroscope to railway locomo-
ton. 1t was a demonstration which
foreshadowed another industrial revo-
luton, according to those who saw 1t.
The car, propelled by petrol cleo
trio generating set, ran about the hall.
turned sharp corners at high speed.
crossed single strand wire cable in
lieu of bridge and climbed heavy In
clines, all with perfect stability. Some
times it was loaded and sometimes
empty, but there was no attempt to
balance the load, for the vehicle did
that instantly and automatically. II
the load was piled on one side that
side rose In proportion to the burden
and the empty side was depressed
maintaining It's stability whether stand
ing still or in motion.
This result was brought about By
an automatic stability mechanism of
extreme simplicity carried by the We
hicle itself. consisting of two fly wheels
rotated directly by electric motors in
opposite directions at high velocity
and mounted so that their gyroscopic
action and stored up energy can be
utilized. These fly wheels are So
mounted on fine bearings and placed
in exhausted cases, reducing air and
journal fr..tion to a minimum, that
very little power IS required to keep
them In motion If the current is cut
off, they will run at velocity sufficient
to impart stability to the vehicle for
several hours and will not come to
rest for two or three days. The
mechanism occupies small space and
Is per cent of the total load. The
wheels are placed in a single row be-
meath the center of the car and are so
Morris tribune., 1907-05-18
Spain AccIaims New Heir.

Spain Acclaims New Heir.
Queen Victoria Of Spain gave birth
to a boy baby May 10 who becomes
heir to the throne now occupied by AL
fonso, and the whole nation is rejoic-
ing over the event. A great throng of
people had gathered in the approaches
to the castle at Madrid In expectation
Of the announcement which came
shortly after noon with booming of
twenty guns. Inside the palace
there was an assemblage Of the high
est officials and diplomats, In the pres
ence Of which the tiny new born infant
was exhibited, being carried on a silver
tray by the mistress of the robes"
who was escorted by the king himself.
Finest laces were draped over the ba-
by's body. The precious burden was
handed to Premier Maura, who held
the tray while all present had peep.
Then it was borne back to the proud
and happy mother. 1t was all very
formal ceremony of Introduction re-
quired by royal tradition BY decree
of the government the new heir to the
throne will be called "Prince of the AS
turias" In protested imitation of the
title given to the heirs to the British
throne. The fact that the queen is of
English birth gives the event special
significance as the beginning of new
era in the Spanish succession.
Not to Talk Disarmament.
Europe now understands that Ger.
many in the preliminary interchanges
on the coming Hague conference has
definitely refused to discuss any pro-
posal for the limitation or ornaments,
and this, if true, will deprive the con-
ference of it's chief significance. Chan
cellor Won Buelow, however. holds
England to blame. referring to the re-
cent unofficial announcement In Brit
ish government organ indicating that
Germany would have to fall into line.
This greatly angered the German press.
Morris tribune., 1907-05-18
p 0 LIT &c A L
Ohio In Line For Taft

Onl0 IN Line for art.
Recent de developments at Cincinnati
maAr probate the unanimous indorse-
meat of Secretary Taft for president
by the Repu Jiican party of Ohio. This
was apparent from statement issued
by George 3. Cox, the Hamilton coun-
ty Republican leader, advising all Re-
publicans to support Taft for presi-
dent, Foraker for reelection to the
senate and Governor Harris to succeed
himself. Commenting on this state
men, Senator Foraker said that if the
adyile of Cox should meet with the ap-
proval of the Ohio Republicans. no one
woul! support Secretary Taft for the
presidency more cordially than he
would This was looked upon as Fo-
raker's withdrawal from the presiden-
tial race and means that Burton is
eliminated from the senatorial contest.
Editor Taft, as the spokesman of Sec
rotary Taft, said that Cox was evident
~ imbued with the ambition to add
another name to the roll of presidents
from Ohio and that this plan was sat
asfactory to his side. On the same day
Morris tribune., 1907-05-18
IN UST RIAL
Strike ParaIyzes San Francisco.

Strike ParaIyzss San Francisco.
A strike of motormen and conductors
on the street car system May de
prived San Francisco entirely Of street
car service. About $500 men were di
rectly affected. The demand is for an
increase Of wages and an eight hour
day. 1t was the intention Of the man
agement of the roads to operate their
system with nonunion men, several
hundred Of whom have been quartered
in the company's barn.
No attempt was made to operate cars
in the business district, for the police
disarmed all men on cars as they came
out of the barn and did little to prevent
the mob from throwing bricks. Chief
Of Police Dinnan ordered the police to
shoot any strike breaker who fired on
the crowds. The business Of the city
was almost completely paralyzed. and
it was expected that Governor Gillette
would order out the troops at any mo-
ment. President Cornelius of the car
mems union issued fnf1ammatory proc
imported thugs and ex-convicts to
shoot down innocent people. On May
7. when the company attempted to run
five cars with armed strike breakers, a
mob of union mechanics and other
strike sympathizers began an obstruc-
tive attack Thereupon the strike
breakers began to shoot into the crowd,
wounding score or more, Of whom
five were mortally injured. Heavy
missiles thrown from the tall buildings
on either hand smashed into and wreck
ed the cars, which were then taken
back to the barn.
New York Strike Riots.
The principal steamship lines having
decided not to grant the demands of
the longshoremen for higher wages,
strike breakers were set to work load
ing the ships next due to sail, and the
ocean liners got away on time, though
only partly loaded. This greatly an
gered the strikers and many clashes
occurred in the streets along the docks.
Several lines came to terms with the
men, and this encouraged the other
strikers. Riots also occurred in con-
nection with the strike on the Have
meyer sugar refinery in Brooklyn
strike breakers being attacked as they
left the factory Wednesday night.
The police were on hand and charged
the rioters with clubs. About $4,000
men were out.
Morris tribune., 1907-05-18
COMMERCIAL
Two Cent Fare Retaliation,

The first statement from the Penn
sylvania lines west of Pittsburg con
corning the effect of the new two
cent fare law on their business has
just been issued on behalf of the
Cleveland and Marietta, which is en-
tirely in the state of Ohio. 1t shows
that during 1906 the passengers car
ried increased 1919 per cent and that
the number of miles travelled increased
1856, but that in spite of this the
passenger earnings decreased $4,000.
or about 8 per cent. The report hints
that before long the passenger service
will have to be curtailed if the two
cent rate remains.
Ryan Finances Exposition.
The directors of the jamestown ex
position announced that all arrange
ments had bel completed for the is
suance of $40U,s.)0 worth of bonds, it
being generally understood that Thorn
as f. Ryan had agreed to lend the
money. 1t is the intention of the di-
Morris tribune., 1907-05-18
70 r EIGN
Irish Home Rule Bill In.

Irish Home Rule Bill In.
The British governments long ex-
pected measure looking to home rule
for Ireland was introduced in the
commons Tuesday by the chief secre-
tary for Ireland, Augustin Birrell,
amid an uproar Of shouts and protests
OF "gag" as it was forced to the first
vote under the closure rule 1t passed
the first reading. 16 to 121. 1t appec rs
to be one Of those compromise enact
ments which are safe for the party en-
acting but not altogether satisfactory
to any party. Mr. Birrell said that It
contained no new legislative power,
that 1t changed no taxes and that the
Morris tribune., 1907-05-18

w. -. haywood. preliminary mo-
tons and delays. Representatives of
the press were on hand from every
part of the nation, and the city was
filling up with people attracted out of
curiosity to the scene Of the trial. In
anticipation Of possible trouble the au-
thorities had surrounded all those con-
nected with the trial with special
guards, while the militia and two
troops Of regulars were held in .readi-,
ness for the least sign of. a disturb
ance. This was probably due to the
numerous threats received by Govern
or Gooding from sympathizers with
the accused. Special quarters had been
taken for the jury, SO as to keep it
under constant guard, and special
order was issued by the mayor against
street speaking during the progress Of
the trial
Judge Wood on the previous day had
GE MED the petition Of counsel for the
defense for bill Of particulars con-
corning the evidence to be advanced
by the state in support Of its charge
Of conspiracy. Lawyers barrow, Rich
ardson and Wilson, associated in the
defense with Murphy, the official coun-
sci OF the Federation Of Miners. ar
gued for the petition ON the ground
that the defendant had right to know
before the trial what the nature of the
evidence against him was. so that he
might have an opportunity to prepare
the evidence in rebuttaL. The petition
was opposed for the state by United
States Senator Borah and Lawyers
Fawley and Van Duyn Commenting
on the judges decision after the first
session Of the court, Haywood said:
What does it matter? I am only
circumstance in the case anyhow. The
cause at stake In this trial goes beyond
tne or a hundred like me: it is the fight
Of the laborfng man against oppres-
s1on." 1t was expected that the choos-
ing Of Jury would occupy many days.
as 1t would be difficult to find men
whom one side or the other could not
successfully challenge on the score of
having formed an opinion about the
case.
Black Handlers Found Guilty.
eleven of the thirteen men accused
OF being leaders Of the Black Hand
conspiracy in the Pennsylvania hard
coal region for the purpose of extort-
ing money from numerous persons by
threats Of violence were found guilty
at Wnkesbarre. This is regarded as
being only the beginning of a sys-
tematfc campaign Of the authorities
fer the determination of this secret
Italian order.
Morris tribune., 1907-05-18

urmlng rates or pay, hours OF labor,
ETC., for men employed on the Panama
canal work applies especially to steam
shovel men, construction train engi-
neers and conductors. The shovel men
wanted higher wages, as follows: En-
gineers, from $210 to $500 month:
cranesmen, from $185 to $3.50; firemen.
from 1888 to $110 The secretary
rules that the present rates are high
enough s'after comparing the adyan-
tages which the isthmian shovel men
have over their brothers In the United
States with the disadvantages which
they have to bear In living on the 18TH
mus" He explains that the present
basis Is from % to 35 per cent higher
than the average in this country, while
the canal men get steady work twelve
months in the year, six weeks leave
with pay, twenty. days sick leave,
lodging free, and the married men wa
ter, fuel and light at the public ex-.
pense, free medical attendance and an
eight hour day. He says further that
yellow fever has been stamped out and
the sick rate greatly reduced. Although
denying that the contracts with the
men contain any promise Of gradual
increase of pay, he has recommended
yearly increase of per cent to skilled
men.
The wages of the construction train
engineers are advanced to 500, as re-
quested.
AS to dismissals, the secretary has
approved a plan whereby final and
summary action will rest with COM
mittee consisting Of one representative
Of the craft concerned, one of the fore
men and one of the commission.
More Army Deserters.
There were 6,25S assertions in the
regular army last year, and only S,S4S
re-enlisted out of a total of 24,0S3 en-
hstments. While some officials at the
war department are disposed to &C.
count for this result by reference to
the prevailing prosperity. others at
tribute it in small measure to the
Establishment Of the Bertillon system
Of physical measurements. The older
soldiers especially resent the new way
Of Identification. as If classifying them
with criminals.
Presidents Long Shot.
President Roosevelt in his office at
Washington opened the Actors Fund
fair at New York by telegraph and
then by pressing the electric key fred
big cannon connected with special
wire at Charleston. S. G.. to mark the
opening of the National scheutzenbund.
A telephone was so arranged that the
president could hear the report of the
gun and get the result Of his firing.
Morris tribune., 1907-05-18

| Chairman Brown of the state commit
tee came out squarely for Taft, and il
was regarded as certain that the com
mittee would follow the advice of Cox
To Break Wisconsin Deadlock.
| The first important change in the
senatorial contest before the Wiscon-
sin legislature occurred when former
Speaker Lenroot known as La Fol
fette's real preference, although the
senator openly indorsed Stephenson.
withdrew from the contest, thus max
Ing an election possible at the next
joint session.
BaItimore's Democratic Mayor.
In the Baltimore city elections J.
Barry Mahool, Democrat, was elected
mayor over Tfmanus, the Republican
candidate Mahool's majority is about
e,5OO.
Hughes Captures Organization.
Notwithstanding the rebuke admins
tered to Governor Hughes by coali-
ton of Republicans and Democrats in
the New York state senate the govern
or was able to regain complete control
of his party in that body last week
when the public utilities bill was in
dorsed in exactly the shape that he
wanted 1t. The agreement was reach
ed in conference of Republican SEN
ators. and it included the understand
ing that all of the measures desired by
Governor Hughes, including the re-
count bill, ballot reform and investiga-
ton of state departments, shall be
passed. s 4
New German Tariff Plan.
The new tariff agreement between
the United States and Germany, which
was drawn up by Secretary Root and
Ambassador Won Sternburg, to go into
effect July /, 1907. has been made pub
lie. 1t gives Germany the reductions
Of duty authorized on all the articles
mentioned in the third section of the
Dingley act. This amounts simply to
the addition of champagnes and spar
king wines to the reduced rates list.
Denying Third Term Rumors. -
President Roosevelt has been kept
pretty busy denying the various state
ments made by his friends looking to-
ward his acceptance Of third nomina-
ton. To one Massachusetts, caller who
told the president that New England
would insist upon his denomination the
president replied: Nonsense. If l
were to accept denomination after
what I have said on the subject, /
would be historically disgraced."
Roosevelt Explains Further.
The committee of the New York Fed
Grated union returned from it's call
upon President Roosevelt with form
al letter from him repeating what he
had written to the attorney general on
March Is, 1905. In that letter the pres
ident said that they must see that ex-
act justice was done the accused men,
referring to Messrs. Meyer, Haywood
and Pettibone. He said he would call
upon the district attorney Of Idaho for
any information Of unfairness in the
conduct Of the case, and, on the other
hand, he wanted to know whether
there was any sign of miscarriage of
justice in their favor, referring to the
Incorporate violence of the socialistic
and labor agitators. The president also
says that If at any time any one can
submit to him evidence showing mis-
carriage Of justice he will bring such
evidence to the attention of the attor-
ney general and have him take action
thereon.