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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-10
INCLUDES POPULATION
OF FOREIGN POSSESSIONS
United States Maintains Average
Ten Year Rate Of
Increase
fBy Associated Pre- ssl


Washington. d. c.. Dee. l0-ThC
population OF the United States is "a,
I02, ISL This is the total number oi
people enumerated throughout the
states, territories, District OF Coldm
bia, Alaska, Hawaii and Port Rico, IN
the thirteenth census, begun April 10
1910. The total does not include tht
Philippines The increase in the
country's population during the last
ten years is l6,t45,52i, or 20.9 pei
cent over 7125S,GA0. the population IN
1900, compared with an increase OF
lA27G.SG4, or 22,7 per cent over G2,
979 ,7G6, the population in 1880
The population OF the continental
United States is 9L972,267, an in
crease of i5.977.69l, or n per cent
over 75,99f,575 in 1900. when the IN
crease was 13,046,S6l, or 20.7 per cent,
over G2.9477i4. the total in 1890. The
population Of the United States with
ell possessions Is about 101 01.100,000.
This number includes 7,635,426 in the
Philippines, as enumerated in the cen
sus there in 1909, and estimates for
the Island of Guam, American posses
sions IN Samoa aud persons in the
paama canal zone.
The first seven states IN rank ac-
eording to population are: New York,
Pennsylvania, Illinois, Ohio, Texas,
Massachusetts and Missouri. Kan
sas ranks twenty-seeond, Oklahoma
twenty-third and Arkansas twenty
fourth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-10
House Hits Back at Senate.
Special 10 Daily Leader.

ixAssiOnt0ui ia0rsaA AMMetSOan nm
Oklahoma City, Okla, Dec. l0.--
TIE house capital location committee
issued i statement Friday afternoon
to the people of Oklahoma in reply te
the ultlmatum" OF the senate com
msttee that ND satlsfaEtory propo'
silion proposing free capital had
been maae by the citizens OF 0klaho'
ma City and that unless one was sub
mltted forwith the sixteen senators
who signed the communication would
report IN favor of an immediate ad
journnent of the legislature.
The statement issued by the house
committee Is signed b. Speaker Ar
thony and al the Democratlc mem
bers Of the committee follow:
To the people OF the State OF Ok
lahoIla
TING house capital location commit
lee ii ef,esfTenee to the instructors q
the people q the state Of 0klahoni
nv theif votes on Imne II. in adopt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-10
T0WNSITES ARE NOT INCLUDED


hobart okla. Dec. los-lt has been
decided bg The school land commits.
sioncrs that the rule requiring $50
ag the minimum cash payment on
ipnd bought from the state does not
apply 20 toxin sites sold hy the school
iand sales force protest. was made
occasion on which The state put up
lots NJ auction The Woodward sale
vas by blocks The purchasers said
ihe law guaranteed them the right 70
lay 10 PEI cent cash and the balance
~ the annual insiallments As a
compromise the full price Of the lot
vas accepted IN many instances lots
are appraised aud sold az less than
$50. Superintendent Il. H. Wood
halted sales until the point could be
settled The minimum rule applies
only 20 sales
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-10
YIELD IS
$4,000
BALES

In supplemental bulletin for Dc
cember issued by Secretary f. W.
Glst, Of the state board OF agriculture
today, he estimates the total okla.
homa cotton crop this year at $4,000
bales OF 500 pounds each
secrelary Cist says this crop OF cot
ton will return 10 the producer a
g'oss value OF s6i,O00,00e. and viii
undoubtedly be The most valuable
crop Of cotton vi ich oklahoma has
ever produced though perhaps not
qulic as large a crop in the number
Of bales AZ that produced IN 1906
lie shows that ~ per cent OFF the
Oklahoma crop had been ginned up
TO December / The begi record the
state has ever made
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-10
MAY GET CONVENTION
American Association OF Rail
way Commissioners Invited
to Meet in Oklahoma

Corporation Commissioner Watson
has returned to Guthrie from I Wash,
lngton, d. G., and yarloas points in
the South which he included IN a
trip that has covered the past month
Mr. Watson attended ihe annual
convention OF the American ass0cia.
ton OF Railway Commissioners IN
Washington last month lie returns
with much enthusiasm over rs work
and with the conviction that Okah0-
ma is doing her full part towards solY-
ing the great problem OF railway regu
latlon Ia which the whole country Is
Interested at this time.
The commissioner says that OKLA
homa Ii being closely watched by all
other statns that were represented m
he Washington convention and that
tire authority of several of the state
commissions ig likely 30 be extended
as result Of teh Insight that he was
.s)le 70 1--WE their Representatives
into the scope Of The powers OF the
Oklahoma commission.
Commissioner Watson SAYS that he
thinks there Is an excellent chance
r. secure for Okah0mu the conyen
sion rf the railway commissioners Of
The country in 1872 IL extended an
inFitati6n ID behalf of this state -
come to Oklahoma next yeer and the
convention gave tie matter serl0as
consideration
Some details Of iis work. inelud-
lug Ihe pfatng of the convention
journal, eSpense 81 which IS borne
a Washington bs the Interstate Com.
mefce commission, il was believed
could be handled better IA Washing
ton than ii any other cay of the coun.
try. but tue eonveslon practically
promised Mr. Watson that II okla
homas imitation carried assurance
that this matter could be as we'll pro,
Yjled for In Oklahoma as In Washing
tel this state would got the next
convention Of this important body OF
public officials TO be held outside the
national capital. This assurance. Mr.
Wals0 Il certain, Oklahoma could
have given a. this convention ON a
little l0ngef notice and viii give Al
iha next convention.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-10
BAGGAGEnAN IS BLAMED
Railroads Excuse for Excess
Baggage Fee Charged
Traveller

TIE corporation commission this
morning heard the complaint OF A..
EAober Of Oklahoma City, in which
he charges the Santa re with viola
ton Of the commissions order No.
I'll, In that the railroad charged him
is cents more excess baggage than
is allowed under the order on baggage
shipment Of 275 p0uniss from Guthrie
to Norman Il was not the amount IN
volyed but HE principles that were
complained os The railroad pleaded
that IL was tnrely an error on The
part OF the local baggage man In com
putting The excess baggage charge
from the wrong tariff
Ther- was also a complaint receiy-
ed from G II Connor 4 Son, OF Chan.
s.les. ellss ssls s.le i 1sses aiss. sieia-
tion Of Rule No. | ofder No. 3, regu-
latlng destination rates.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-10

capital at Oklahoma City and provid-
ing for commission to accept pro-
position guaranteeing to the people
OF the state free capitol site and q
million and half dollars for construc-
ton Of buildings, recommended to the
house of representatives the adoption
Of house bill No /, which IS substan-
tAally the measure adopted by the peo-
pie on June II, with the appropriation
Of six hundred thousand dollars omit
ted.
The house committee was not and
Is not welded to the Putnam PROPOSE.
ton ana the provisions Of house bill
No. make it possible for the accept
ance Of any other better proposition
which may be offered by the citizens
Of Oklahoma CITY, Thirty-three OF
the leading citizens Of Oklahoma City
who favor different location than
the putnam site l0cation appeared be
for the committee ana expressed them
selves as being entirely satisfied Will
the opportunity OF presenting differ
ent propositions afforded by the pro
visions of this bill We believe that
house bill NO is in thorough accord
with the expressed viii of the people
OF the state of Oklahoma, and that
the only opposition to it among the
people of the state Is the opposition
Of conflicting real estate interests IN
Oklahoma City.
By an Unprecedented vote the house
obeyed the commands OF the people
ana while individual opinions did not
concur in all the provisions OF the bill
we feel that the act OF this committee
and the house has been in obedience
to the expressed will OF the people OF
oklahoma and that should house bill
No. l., be enacted into law, 1t will
not only locate the capital perman-
emily at Oklahoma City, but will give
to the people a capital building. abb
solutely free OF cost to the tax pay
ers. We do not believe that anything
is to be gained by automobile junkets
and rainbow chasing, for we have un-
limited confidence In the integrity OF
the committee which would be appoint
ed by either Governor Haskell or
Governor Cruce and we have no doubt
that the best proposition possible TO
secure from the people of Oklahoma
city would be accepted and approved
By the commission and the governor
and ,nat II Is unnecessary to hold the
legislature in session at an expense
CT fifteen hundred dollars a day 10
perform a duty which was demanded
by the people on June IL, 1910, 1t
is a source of deep regret that our
work has not been completed long
since, but we deny that the respon-
sib.hty of this delay is due either TO
the i4ouse committee or to the house
itself
w. b. Anthony, Speaker of the
House Of Representatives
0. J Logan, Chairman; d. S. Wool
sca. w. r. Rexroat, NJ. l.. Webb, j. H..
Baldwin. w. Steen, d. w Peery,
Pete Coyne. w S. Carson, j. |. Gil
lespie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-10
VOTERS AFRAID TO SCRATCH,
FEARING DIVINE WRATH
EmbIsms Of The "Wets' Was
a Bottle, a Glass and
a Snake
(Ry Leased Wire.l

Frankfort Ky, Dec lO--T3ecause
the dry OF Powell county. Ky, used
the Bible as an emblem on them bal
lots IN recent local option elcetlonl
and carried tho couaty. ne state
court OF appeals has declared Tho el
ectlon void
0l each ballot was the picture Of
an open book with the words Holy
bihle' under It The wets' for an
emblem used the picture OF Wits.
key bottle and a glass ont OF which
pr0truded the head Of a snake
At the first trial witnesses testi.
fled that they were told that II they
wanted to 70 to heaven they should
make their mark under the Bible,
one said he desired the vote wet
but feared II he did not heeu the sign.
OF the Bible that the Almighty would
wreck yengence upon him.
II the opinion harded down II lp
said statute prohibits the use o.
the Bible Us an emblem on election
ballots
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-10
WANT oARnlsHeE LAW PASSED.

oklahoma city. Okla. Dec. ID-A
memorial 10 the Legislature asking
that law be passed exemptlug ~
per cent of laboring mans wages IN
order that garnishment proceedings
may be instituted for the collection
cf bad debts probably will be adopted
by the State Retailers associAlian-
which convened in annual Session
here today Speeches along taat 1ine
We're delivered. About fifts members
attended c. G lawson OF SedaIla
Mo- seeretary.treasurer OF the Nils
souri, Retailers association, addresai4l
tae association at q banquet tomsat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-10
OPINIONS ny ATTORNEY GENERAL

In an opinion g fiie governor
tnday, the pttorney general holds that
fHe section Of the constitution feat.
ing to The election Of Representatives
70 I'll vacancies is eelf'exeeutlng AMI
that lie governor can fix the date OF
said elections. they 70 be conducted as
nearly as possible like the regular
elections.
J. B. Orr. mayor Of Altus. Inquired
aa 10 Hiiefner person couid be city
attorney and stafe senator at the
game time aud was advised bs the al.
torney general that II was against the
laws Of Oklahoma for d person 10 be
N nrrn fiInn ono of tft three diTts1
ions If eosefnAent At once, and as
tho one was ifld.eiejal and the other
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-10
BOND ISSUES ARE APPROVED

The attorney general today APPROX
cd the following bond issues Board
~ education OF FL Reno, high school
boifls, $4,000. school district No 0S
p0ttawotomie county, $500. school
district No So. Greek county sl.e u;
town OF Brldgenort. Caddo county
waterwofks bonds. $4,000: bondg COR
waterworks at Honiny. Usage county,
Tor s25,500. and scwer bonds Tor sI0.-
800. which bad bean previously issued
but were burned by the attorney gen
erals office. az they we're defective
NJ snvnral narticnlars.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-10
CALVERT IN ON ESTATE
Special to Daily LeaoeT.

Special to Daily LeaueT.
Tulsa, Okla, Dec. lO.-Mrs. r. A.
Lind OF Tulsa. is one OF the claimants
to the Calvert estate in Maryland
which was leased to that state during
the Revolutionary war by Lord Bal
tmore for a period of 80 years.
This lease expired in 1874 and as
yet no settlement has been effected
although eminent legal authority has
held that the estate should go to the
heirs of the Lord Baltimore who was
. Calvert. j H. Calyert of Guthrie
is another claimant The estate Is
valued at s3000,O00
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-10
SPECIAL COURT ASSIGNMENTS

Chief Justice Dunn has assigned
Judge Roy Hoffman OF Chandler, to
hold a special session OF court in Ok
lahoma CITY, December .. and has
directed Judge George w Clark Of
Oklahoma City. and Judge Preston b.
Cole Of McAlester. TO exchange for
the week, beginning Dec. ~, on ac-
count OF Judge Cole being disquali-
fled In some cases IN the McAlester
district.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-10
Llonor fnr oklahoma off.clal.

s0cfefaTy q I. ETyan was elfcIeII
vice president Of the United States
Lire Stock Sanitary associatlon.
which was held Ia Chicago tAls week
This Is quite an honor for OklatSlnla
and II took man like Tom Bryan 70
make The right kind Of az mlies.
sion 10 get H.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-10
EuneraI d Mrs. Rose ThrsaaksII.

The funeral of Mrs REESE Thread.
kell. who lived several miles sonsh o.
the city. viii take place AZ the
residence tomorrow morning az ~
o'clock with Rev paflefte In charge
Of the ceremonies. Airs. 1hreadxeIl
died Wednesday al the age of W.
She came here from Nebraska about
ten years ago and leaves five child
re- surviving her. The funeral ar
rangement was conducted b. putter'
son Brothers Of this city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-10
80 BODIES
REMOVED
FROM MINE

Winnipeg, Dec i0.-A special from
bellevue, Alberta, says that thirty
bodies were removed from the West
orn Canada Collleries mine where an
explosion occurred last night, entomb-
ing fortyflye men. Tea OF the bod
les we're dead Several were fatally
burned and others were unconscious
The explosion was caused by poison
Gus gases.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-10
THIN SPACE" FOR FAT JOB
Special to Daily Leader.

Washington, Dec. 10 Frank Greer
editor Of the Guthrie State Capital, is
said to be slated BY the Republican
organization to suceeed Alternately It
is thought Representative Morgan VIII
iesist on the recognition Of Cash
Caae tire Republican national com
mitteeman from Okiahomal Cade's
connection with the alleged Kickapoo
land frauds may prevent the serious
consideration Of his name. George
Foster Of Perry. is here and Is can
didate Tor the marshalshp-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-10
Don't Like The Spiel.
Snecial to Daily Leader.

Oklahoma CITY. Okla, Dec. w.
Members OF the legislature are angry
over an article in the Oklahoman to-
day in which the attempt is made 70
coerce legislation. The article. in
spired purports to set up Oklahoma
CITY as state and the fullness there
OF 1t Is 4 weol-nuling bluff and the
members don't like il.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-10
TODAY IN THE
DEPARTMENTS,

Charters were Issued today as
hws. \
Agant state Bank OF Ayanl. captar
sle,000. directors, K NJ Estes ol Ok
lahoma city, J. T. Dunn II Tulsa, and
G. +. NJ Davidson OF Avant
Konawa Printing Co OF kouaYa.
$4,000: directors. W. Il. HoIman NJ.
+. Matthias. Lon G0rdon, r. K siilicr.
n NJ Trobaugh, all Of kona sas q
The Tulsa Industrial company 5re
diced its capital stock from ssa3.Q -
to si00.o00.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-10
viii preach at christian Church.

Rev. Clymer OF Okmulgee. vii
preach at tire Christian church AT liosa
services tomorrow. Rev. Clymef a.
comparatively a new man In 0klahu
ma this being his second year Ii thA
state. but he already has tae reDatr
ton Of being onp ol oklahoma lead
ing chnrchmen and Is a very pleasing
lalker
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-10
Warfare is Fierce.


Oklahoma Citg OKLA, Dec. i0---
Resulting from the ultimatum issued
by the senate capital committee Gov
ernor Haskell ISSUED statement In
which he declared If the legislature
adjourned without settling the capital
matter he would call another special
session and continue to call sessions
until the matter was finally settled.
The statement was also signed by
Speaker Anthony OF the house, and
by maay Democratic members de-
ciaring that the senate committee
and the eitizens Of Oklahoma City
were obstructing the legislature in
their efforts 10 pass a caps.al bill
The senate committee in their report
announced that the house capital bill
would be reported with amendments
to-day
Oklahoma City business men are
preparing a guarantee of the prom
ises made before the June election,
to be submitted at the same time.
The bin will provide for the location
of the capital here leaving the site
question to the legislature.
revolution was introduced in the
house today asking Muskogee' Sa.
pulpa. Ghiekasha. Tulsa, Guthrie and
Enid and other towns seeking capital
honors. to submit proposluons.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-10
superor court Mondae.

The cifll docket for the Oct1bel,
1910. term OF the superior court Will
commence Monday Probably the
first ease on the aOcket Is the one
of most interest to Guthrie people. Il
being the ease OF w A. Stneky cons
s,ruction 90. vs. city Of Gutarie.s W
which the company is suing the cits
Tor t2l 300 damages for breach I "
contract on an old paving matter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-10
PEOPLE:
LOOKING
FORJOKE:R
NO PROGRESS MADE IN
CAPITAL sQUBBLE
TODAY
HOUSES MEET AND
ADJOURN TILL MONDAY
Lower House Issues Detl to
Senate WHO VIII
SBa ssiurg

Oklahoma City okla, Dec. 1o.-
An adjournment Of the capitol row
seems in sight. TIE senate commit
tee on copitoI location reported this
morning that Oklahoma City citizens
had made them satisfactory PROPOSE
tions and that they would report on
the bill Monday.
The senate adjourned TIL Monday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-10

Oklahoma City, Dee. 10.-When the
senate met this afternoon, a report
was presented from the capital com
mittee that still more time was neces.
sary to whip the several propositions
offered in sites and guaranty. An adj
journment was tal,en unit Monday,
1t is believed now that something
will be done decisiyely Monday, or an
adjournment taken, although the
house contends that 1t will not adj
journ until the capital Is located.
Meanwhile the people are working
hard to find the joker in all this
business.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-10
House in 5rief Session.
Snecial 70 Daily Lesder.

optCIdI % DaIf3 LO"uVIs
Oklahoma City, Okla. Dec. l0.--Ihe
house met at IL o'clock today and
in the absence OF speaker Anthony
Representative Logan presided over
the session, which was very brief Ad-
journment was taken to 10 o'clock
Monday Mr.. Logan said:
The house stands pat, the senate
is willing, nut mark this, the deed will
be accomplished by Wednesday next.
The Capital viii be located and adj
journment taken
Propositions were received this
morning BY the. house capital commit
tee from Hphnrt. Lawion and III Reno.
FL Reno offers a million dollars
guaranty and go acres of land
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-10
10 usE WELLS.

Hobart. Okla. Dec 10 -Hohart il
sssln 10 be Suppiied with water from
shallow wells. 1rlse dronth has severe
4. tessed the water supply The wells
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-10

jections to posing for q picture with
Ar Cannon Mr. Glark Was asked
"pnt Il 90 70 loo ask him said the
MIsRnrlan How about posing for
a nieture with YOUR Democratic friend
from Missouri the vetefa0 Repub
liean leader was asked Pose with
Champ Clark for plctpfo2 Pose
shaking hands with him. Well, now
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-10
FED HORSE EXCELSIOR.

Connellsyille. Pa. Dec. a.--charged
with cruelty to animals. Walter Ford,
negro. is In jail today in default OF
hail. One Of FORTS horses died and
anotheI Is SICK
All es tFied To speTimcut, said
he ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-10

Washington, D. 6. Dec 10 Hello
Mr. Speaker said Uncle joe caa-
non to Champ Clark Of Missouri
Now, Joe, none Of that nont caIl
me Mr. speaRer--that 8, not just yeti
replied the Democratic congressman
from Missouri. Have YOU any OBJ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-10

! sure win be proud TO be In pic.
tmc with Champ But we can fold
our arms Il win look just as well.
Come on champ, look pretty. like
inc I And then the retiring speaker
e. tho house and the man who ex-
poets TO be the noSi speaker looked
straight at the camera and the deed
was done.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-25

One hundred persons will be in COS
tune at the International Fete.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-25
CANADIANS SHARE
IN BUILDING STATES
Reciprocity Of Men Has Always
Taken Place Between Two
Countries.

q l.
ocitu with Canada, said an old army
.ttic,r the other day. lis much more
n reality than most people realize.
w..ara ha, hafu much comment on the
.........:. ,,,,,,. A.,,.,.;.a, 4,,,.-
eEN 10 '9.'-'' 'a''"''" /" recent yeas
.hur we viii have to move great man
thousands more before we can restore
F.. 9,,-..,,., fo.. Canadians b,,.o l.aan
r-...,
coming 60 '''e
there was a United States, General
sherman estimated that $4,000 Cana
df,n- fongtt IN tbe I-nion army lnr,n ?
-. =, W,
"V a.
rev people seem 70 recall can
adm : help in the time Of the nation :
rr,ubIe There is evidence If this help
4.. C.,,,a. :, a.. ,o.;,, .,e;.a
,''''' '''',',' IL Inv le,,''" '''l ~,
Last year '''''i7 "'ie -'''I e'e' ans
OF the tnton army or navy resident III
Canada. drawing pensions aggregat Il =
.t71 71n72 There arc orI,- 5o1- ,.au-
S'0"e'7 Io9i'i'5 - :
drawing total OF $500, oorHS, and OF
these more than half are living in Can
ada 1.-Two hundred and eiob4v nension-
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-25
TSE NEW FRENCH REMEDY
(. RAPlON No. 8
THE EXPIRING LAMP OF LIFE
LIGHTED up AERESH.


Therapion may now be had in taste
less form.