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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-20
AWlTA FARMERS ORGANIZE

-. 2 "a + q
Al Nowata last week z big Farmers
irstitute meeting was held which re.
suited In the organization of a strong
institute. which promises To be one
of the largest and most progressive
in that section OF the state The farm.
Ing industry In Nowata county has
been neglected In recent years on &C
count OF the wonderful oil and gas
development.
Tho meeting was largely attended
ly farmers throughout the cousty ana
the Nowata citizens In general. Super
iatendent j. G. Elliott. OF the Farmers
Institute department OF the Oklaho
ina state board OF agriculture. after
addressing the farmers on the pnr
poses and objects of Farmers lnstf
tute associations, perfected the OF
Ranizallon of the institute. The fol
Icwlng officers were elected; J. A
Errns, OF Nowata, president; Prof
T.. A. Wilkinson. OF Nowata, secre
tary and treasurer. and A. York, ol
coffeyville, Kansas. delegate to the
annual meeting OF the state board oI
agriculture. at saltwater, in August
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-20
W0RRALL's CAMP WAGON BURNS
Special 10 The Leader.

Hobart Okla, June 20.--Iudge c,
c. Worrall. who recently left Hobart
on camping wagon for cross coun.
try drive to Guthrie, while camped at
Seward, nine miles south Of Guthrie,
Tuesday night. had his wagon and
most OF his camping outfit destroyed
by fire.
Judge Worgall had completed the
trip to Guthrie and started for home
Thursday and had made il as far as
Blue creek which flows by the. edge
OF Seward. when night came on Ac'
cording to the custom of his trip, he
spread camp for the night. Everett
Hamilton, the eighteen year old sonof
Mr. and Mrs. James Hamilton OF Ho-
bart, who was accompanying the Judge
on che tip,had just prepared the
evening meal and was cleaning the
cooking utensils for the morning
meal when a spark from the camp
fire ignited the bed upon which the
Judge had laid down for his nights
sleep.
In minute the flames had enyel
oped the wagon and the camping par
aphernalia, together with the judge's
fayorlte crutch, which he IN his haste
had left behind. was eaten up by the
fire.
Judge Worrall was sorched little
by the fire, but, owing to the valuable
aid of young Hamilton, escaped ser.
lous injury
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-20
GUTHR|E's NAME N POT
Will Get SI25, 900 When Federal
Pork is Passed
Around
[nY AssocIated press.l }

Washington, d. c., June 20.--The
omnibus public building bill. carrying
authorizations for appropriations az
gfcgating $i9,2SS,5j0. with 3,0s5,O0O
additional for continuing contracts
stretching over varying periods oil
years. was reported to the house to-
day.
Provision was made for construct
ing new buildings on site heretofore
acquired as follows.
Observation-Disclosures, $4,000. n
Reno, 100000; Ardmore. sl50,0OO'
Blackwell. $50, 900: Lawton, 152.3O0.
Observation-Disclosures and Popular
Bluffs $4,000 each: Marshall. 100000
Bonneville and Rolla, $4,000 each
DoSota Excelsior Springs and Full
ton, 100000 each: Webb CITY, $4,000
Kansas Arkansas City, $4,000,
Garden City, 100000; McPehrson anc
Usage city, $50,000 each.
Miles City Montana, $4,000.
North Dakota. -Mandan, $55,000
Williston. 100000.
increase In the limit OF the costs o
buildings, Oklahoma City gets $i3J
900.
For enlargement and remodelin'
present buildings, Guthrie, okIshom'
gets $t25,0o0.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-20
WANT BOTH DOORS OPEN
Novel Plea for More Complete
Enforcement of Jim
Crow Law

In a petition for better passenger
service and for enforcement OF the
"Jim Crow law, citizens of Eufaula
Put up an emphatic protest against ex-
h:bition of one of the well known
traits OF negroes. Attorney r. d.
Howe writes to the corporation COM
mission that there is demand for
opening of both ends of the coaches
30 as to avoid mixing of the races.
He says: "As it is. the negroes crowd
on and off and keep the whites
standing waiting for them to get on
And the way they win stand and CAB
Is disgusting" The complaint Is
against the M. X & T. passenger
service.
II. w. Griffin and others of Orienta
ask that the Rock Island be made to
put in depot and side tract. at q
point half mile east, where stops
were formerly made. No depot j.
maintained there, and no agent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-20

DON 7 LOOK
ALLUR|NC
REP LICA N CANDI-
DATES LACKING In
MANY DISTRICTS
FILING PERIOD LIMIT
EXPIRES WEDNESDAY
Number Of Important State
Offices Included AuIoDg
DsllnquIncles

Chairman Jim Harris announces
that no Republican candidates have
yet filed for the Following counties.
each of which Is entitled to one rep
iesentative. The period for filing ex-
pires "Wednesday, June 22
Beckham, Blaine. Cherokee, Choc-
taw, Cleveland, Coal. Comanche, GUS
ter, Dewey. Grant, Harmon Hughes,
Jackson Jefferson, Latimer Marsha.
Mayes, Murray. McLain. McCurtain.
Okfuskee, pontotoc. Rogers. Roger
Mills, Seminole, stephens. Texas TIN.
man and Tulsa.
There are no Republican nomina-
tlons IN the following counties which
are entitled TO TWO representatives
Blyan, Carter, Grady Kay, Klowa,
Garfield. Greer, Potawatouiie and
oklahoma.
There are no Republican nomlna-
tons in the following counties having
flotorial representatives. as follows:
Johnson and Coal, Bryan and Ato-
ka, Pontotoc and Seminole. Muskogee
and Haskell, comanche and Stephens
Washita and Caddo, pottawatomie and
Lincoln. Alfalfa and Grant. Craig and
Rogers, Caddo Canadian and cleve-
land
There are no Republican n0mina-
tions for the following state Officers;
Commissioner Of labor, insurance
commissioner, commissioner OF char
tiles and corrections, justice of the
supreme court In the third and fifth
districts. assistant mine inspectors in
districts one and two,
There are no Republican nomina-
ton in the following counties for the
following officers,
Beckham, senator and distsict Judge
Blaine district Judge; Choctaw, dis
trict Judge; Cleveland, senator and
district Judge. Coal. senator and dis
trlct Judge; Comanche, senator; Gus
ter. senator. Dewey, senator and dis
/ trict Judge. Harmon. district Judge.
! Craig. senator and district Judge.
Jackson. senator and district Judge;
Latlmer, senator; Marshai. district
| Judge; Murray. senator Mayes, sen
atr; McClain, senator, McCurtaln,
district Judge; Nowata. senator. Gar
win, district Judge and senator: Bry'
an, senator an dist let judge, KIowa.
| senator and district judge Greer, dis
trict Judge. Mcintosh, district Judge
Plttsburg district Judge; Pontotoc
senator and district Judge; Rogers
senator and district Judge; Roger
Mills, senator and district Judge
Seminole, senator and district Judge,
stephens, senator and district Judge
Tillman. district Judge and Tulsa
senator. Chairman Harris urges Re
publicans to get out candidates TO
offices named above and file on o.
before next Wednesday. June 22.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-20
NOW IN SUPREME COURT
Opponents of "Grandfather
Clause" Say Notice of Hearing
Was Insufficient

Insufficlency of notice was the
main contention Of attorneys for the
Republicans and Socialists In hearing
In the supreme court today on appeal
from Secretary Cross action IN sus-
tanning the sufficiency of the grand
father clause petitions, II vas
claimed that there should have been
five days notice to Fred ?. Branson'
attorney for the petitioners. He al
Ieges service ON the same day OF the
secretary's find. and claims II was
sufficient. The opponents of the pc,
titions claim the notice was insutal-
clent and. the finding therefore insal'
i'd
Fred r. Branson and A. c. Cruce APP
peared for the petitioners and w H.
Chappell and Pat s. Nagle for the
Republican ana Socialist remon.
strauts. The case had been advanced
on the docket.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-20
ITO GUST
PACKING
CONCERNS
MISSOURI STARTS PRO
CEEDINGS, ALLEGING
CONSPIRACY
CHARGES COMBINATION
TO CONTROL PRICES
State Asks That Companies
License Be Forfeited and
Property ContIscated

Jefferson City, Mo-, June 20--Attor.
ney General Major began ousler pro-
tcedings today against the Armour
Packing company. Morris and com
pany, Swift and company. Hammond
Packing company, and st. Louis
Dressed Beef and Provision company.
Armour. Swift, and Morris are
charged with having entered into n
conspiracy to control Prices of live
stock. poultry, butter, eggs, dairy and
agricultural products. hammond and
the st. Louis companies are charged
as subsidiary companies of the Ma
tional Packing company with conspir'
acy to control business in Missouri
The state asks that the companies
licenses be forfeited and their prop
crty confiscated. or that they be fined.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-20
ROBERTSON s
\. LET TER OF
WITHDRAWAL

In his. letter announcing his with
drawal as a candidate for the Demo
catic nomination for governor Judge
j. Il. A. Robertson says:
To the Democrats OF Oklahoma;
Conditions in the political world
have so shaped themselves that my
best Judgment impels me to announce
my withdrawal from the race for the
govern0rship.
AS much as ! regret this step
feel that justice to myself and to
many friends throughout the state re-
quires 1t.
Although having been in the cam
palgn but four months have been
compelled to expend nearly the full
amount OF money permitted by statute
and yet know that have Just reach
ed the point when money Is not only
necessary but absolutely ndispens-
able to the successful conduct OF such
campaign; ! believe the statutes
limiting the amount Of money can
didate should spend In his campaign
should be obeyed.
1T aslo seems that the people OF
the state have determined to fight
this campaign out under the leader
ship OF other candidates. find that
the public mind while in q receptive
mood, as to the sclmms, has already
crystalized, 80 to speak, and that
many feel that to support new man
would be In. effect the throwing away
of the vote. This being true, its Is
a sacrifice that can not permit my
friends TO make.
My candidacy has been received
with much favor throughout the state
and were the campaign 10 last three
months longer, doubtless would re-
cciye the nomination.
However, due consideration for my
family and friends as well as the best
interest ~ the Democratic party re-
qulres me at this time TO submit TO
conditions as they actually exist, and
| therefore sacrifice my personal am
billions in order to release my many
loyal friends who may thereby avail
themselves of the opportunity to sup
port some other candidate without
embarrassment.
feel that my qualifications for the
goyerno.shIp are satisfactory to the
people and shall In the next cam
paign submit my claims 10 the yot-
ers again for their consideration.
hereby return my sincere thanks
to my friends for the loyal support
thy have given my candidacy and
especially the newspapers OF the
state, which with very few exceptions
have treated me with the greatest
courtesy and consideration. They are
all hereby unqualifiedly released from
any further duty or obligation which
they may feel themselves under BY
reason OF my candidacy.
hope it Is unnecessary for me
to say that my services In tae future
as they have ever been In the past
are at the command OF the Demo
cratic party. | shall count 1t pleas
ure as well az duty TO continue m,
efforts for the success OF that great
political party. which is now, as 4
has always been, the hope OF thu
common people, the salvation of thu
Republic.
Obedlently etc,
J. d. A. ROBERTSOs Is
Chandler, June 18th. 1910.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-20
WILL RELY
AGAIN ON
DEMURRER
WEST CHANGES PLAN IN
CAPITALIZATION
LITIGATION
Will NOT APPLY FOR
WRIT OF PROHIBITION
Guihde Files an Amended PeiI-
ton as CIncheT TO Tempo
rary Injunction

Change OF tactics in the capital To-
cation fight was announced by Attor-
Iey General West Saturday. Insteae
OF applying for writ OF prohibition,
as anticipated under announcements
from his office and from Oklahoma
City, he decided to file demurrer to
Guthrie's amended petition.
There are four returns in the
~ suollnsd papuame 9IJ o. poMo!
.lG sgA eIiQlnD lgql smleIa IBIoues
Eouiolle oqL 's5nIpgsId popu9ne
Ter having secured the injunction or
ieinally asked for, and he claims the
right to add to his showing as nat
ural consequence. He said that II
as his intention Ito give the lower
court every and the fullest oppoitun-
ity to take full view of the case
-Four Returns In Demurrer
On behalf OF Governor Haskelfs sep
arate motion TO dismiss, the chief plea
will be that instead of the governor
and state officers who are belong sued
Il is in reality the State of Oklahoma,
and that the state has not given It's
consent to the action. and that there
fore. the Federal court, nor any other
court has Jurisdiction. The same con-
tention will be made on behalf of the
o,her defendants, except that the sep
arate answers set forth different mat
ter. That on behalf Of Secretary
Cross win give history of the cleo
tcn. initiation of the bill, etc. TO
show that there Is no equity in the
case, in behalf of himself, Mr.. West
sets up that he has not mved 10 OK
lahoma City and has no present inteh-
ton OF going there. On behalf OF the
ether defendant state officers 1t IS
oontended that they ase respectfully
ready to obey the people OF the state
and to hearken to the courts ana
aud have no mind or intention in the
cspital removal question other tnah
desire to know what to do and when
to do 1t.
cuthrje's Amended Petition
The amended petition of Guthrie
is an elaboration of the original, on
which an Injunction was secured to
preyept state officials from moving
records to oklahoma City. The right
NJ the governor TO determine judo
lYlly the rights of officials is denied
ard the attorney generals conten'
tons against jurisdiction are attack
cd. 1t is claimed he assented to 1ur.,
isdiction in filing a demurrer instead
Of appealing direct.
New moves in the case were an
ncunced by the attorney generals Oh
+ ce Saturday Following abandon
rent of the idea of writ OF prohioi'
tcn to make Judge Huston's action IN
Elective, there came report thal
Governor Haskell would endeayor 70
have two of the justices OF the SUI
preme court disqualified to hear the
capital location case on the grouno,
that they own property here. Should
tney bed isqualified the governor
would probably claim the power TO ap'
point special Justices.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-20
BIC G0UGE
HAS STARTED
COST OF LIVING IN OKLA
HoMA CITY APPALs
STATE OFFICIALS

Oklahoma City. Okla, oiJune y2OA
Talk about the high cost Of liyIng-or
II talk of cost OF high living
The question Is being solved or dis
solved in the forced capital aud
the big howl is on.
IL has Just developed why o. c. did
ret care for the capital so quickly
Il G hotels and restaurants had made
arrangements" Since June IL the
cast OF living has sseadii, liseA Ia
o. c. Rooms that rented prior TO the
| Gig Change al 81 per week, now call
for SIS per week Humble dwellings
that formerly rented for tl2 per
month are beinsHiet cut nov at 50
ind $40 per month. The quick. doci-
rive advance In prices Is abbatslng.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-20
BOUT WILL Be AWARDED
TO HIGHEST BIDDER
AiallIH II..--...- @ VA
Town Offering GTsatesi Induce
nents WIFI Be The
Favored Place
(By Associated Press.l

San Francisco, June 20-After be-
lrg in conference until after midnight
Tex Rickard announced definitely that
re would start for Reno today to
make definite arrangements as 10
where the fight win be held in Neya-
do, AS result of the announcement
a general movement OF the fighting
fraternity began today towards Ne
Nada. Quarters already have been en-
gagged for Jeffries at McAna Springs
while Johnson will be quartered at
Lawtons Springs. Rickard also an
Ecunced that Immediately after his
arrival in Reno he would hold con-
ference with the business men of dib
ferent towns in Nevada who have
neen holding out inducements for the
fight.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-20
V0LUM|N0Us COURT RECORD

In what is probably the most volum
nous record ever set up in an ordin
aly every day law suit in Oklahoma
the Springfield Fire C Marine Insur
ance company appeals to the supreme
court from a judgment given in the
Pawnee district court in the case
brought by II. Il. Thompson AMI r. G
Roswell. Thompson and Roswell
partners in general store, sued on
an insurance policy, claiming a loss
of $4,000. They got judgment for 81,
SAG, and the insurance company ap
peals from this on the ground that
proper invoices were not kept and
that the books were not kept in a
fire proof safe. The records were de
stroyed in the fire.
The record in the case contains
about 1,400 pages.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-20
)F0R Meeting! PLACE
Nothing to Prevent Farmers
Institutes From Erecting
Permanent Buildings

Farmers Institutes over the state
have in several instances undertaken
10 build permanent places for meet
;ugs and for exhibitions, and the way
,,as been cleared by the attorney gem
oral. Nothing Is found to prevent the
trustees Of an institute from acquir-
ing land aud putting up necessary
buildings as corporation OF the
a.ate. John c Elliott, director OF instt
tntes. asKed for an opinion en- the
subject. In several counties he linus
hat farmers are donating land ior
The purpose Of locating the Institutes
an .dpermanent exhibits.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-20
JUDGE CARRIER SPEAKS
Bird McGuire's Opponent for
Congress Addresses Guth-
rie Audience

Judge Milton C CARRIER, Republican
candidate for congress, spoke this at
ternon at the Electric park pavilion
before fair-slzed following. He was
accompanied by several enthusiastic
friends from Enid. Judge CARRIER in
cEnes decidedly to the progressive
side of Republlcanism and is going
out to make a vigorous fight for the
nomination. He will resign next week
os district Judge.
Judge Garber's subject this after
noon was Progressive Republican,
ISM He will speak tonight al Cres
cent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-20
TO ELECT FACULTIES
Board Of Regents Of State Nor
vn, NAL Schools In Session at
hAF RAsRuIhp Capital

The state board of normal school
regents Is meeting In Oklahoma city
today There are several vacancies
In the faculties OF the normtl schools
and II Is expected all OF them. With
probably one exception will be filled
al once.
President Ross of lae A,s.. schools
ls still up In the air" AT the regu
lar meeting the position OF head ol
the Northwestern was left ope y. Presi
dent Ross continuing TO act. There 81
a hitch among the members OF the
board as 20 whether he shall be re
elected. dismissed OK allowed to hold
49,. ..Lnlli.... l.. I.lan..II ar a = nnontifn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-20
Gus R|TTERBUsGH STRICKEN

Gus Ritterbusch, of the Ritterbusch
cafe, is in a serious condition from
snn7stroke, incurred ut Skeleton
creek Thursday. He had gone with
his family to the Skeleton and, in
the middle OF the afternoon, put up
three tents. A cold plunge in the
Skeleton brought on commissions.
The sufferer was brought TO the
city Thursday night and is at his
home. His condition is regarded so
serious that he is kept unde: influ.
ence of opiates.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-20
|AOW ABOUT THAT
SCHOOL BONO VOTE?

Whose going to buy the school
bonds voted at Oklahoma City's elec-
ton June H."
According to results nearly $4,000
votes were cast In the capital election
but only 5,ll6 were cast for the
school bonds of $4,000.
Why was this? Queer? Yes? The
bond buyer is very exacting man.
Be there flaw in the election he is
timorous. Let us watch and note
the certified showing OF votes In the
bonds?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-20
more ROOSEVELT LUCK
Weather Typical OF Month of
Brides Attends Wedding Day
Of Teddy, Junior
(By Associated Press.)

New York, June 20--Weather typi
cal Of the months OF brides and loses
attended the wedding day OF Miss
Eleanor Butler Alexander and Tneo
dore Roosevelt, Jr, whose nuptials al
the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian cnurcll
teday promises TO furnish one OF the
most notable society events of the
season. The promised attendance of
the groom's distinguished father stlm
nated popular interest and there Ii
every promise OF a record lhrong.
The ceremony Is set for O'Clock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-20
jeffrles Ready To Move
lBY Associated PreSs.l

Santa Cruz, Cal, June 20--Accord-
ing to Sam Berger. Jeffries' manager,
arrangements are being made for the
breaking up of the Ben Lomond train.
ing camp Tuesday evening.
I'VE are prepared 10 be on the
Epoye,' said Berger, and the sooner
we hear from Rickard, the better we
will like it. | have arranged for n
special Pullman car for Jeffrles ana
Ms trainers, and just as soon as we
receive word from the promoters, the
entire outfit will go 70 Oakland. where
the special will be awaiting Them
Berger said he believed there was
sill a slight chance OF holding the
nill in San Francisco, but is hego-
tiating for training quarters at Reno,
which probably will be at McAna
Springs, about three miles out from
Reno.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-20
TODAY IN THE
DEPARTMENTS.

Charters were issued from the Of
flee OF the secretary OF state here TO-
day as follows:
Oriental Mfg. Co.. Thomas, Custer
county: capital s11.0O0; directors, J
w. Cornell. Halle Cornell, X. II. Cor
nell.
Then Hennessey Cemetery associ
alton; trustees. X. II. Grimes, A. p
Herschel, Ira j. Ca3hion.
Altus Hydraulic Stone Co. Altus
amended articles of Incorporation
increase from $4,000 to 100000 cap
itai.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-20
CORN PLANTED TOO THICK
With Dry Weather Conditions
Threatens to Cut
Down Yield

Speaking of the crop outlook, to-
day, Frank Field, secretary Of the
br ard of agriculture, stated that not
withstandIng the season so far had
lten very favorable for corn, there
VAS DANCE of short crop In the
western and south" 'stern portions OF
lie state on ace - IF the crop be-
ing too thick.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-20
DECISION LATE TO-DAY
Lawyers Arguing Motion for
New Trial for
DR.. Hyde
fBy AsaocIateo Press.l

Kansas City, Mo-, June 1S--Judge
Ralph S. Latshaw may pronounce his
decision, this afternoon en- the motion
for a new trial In the case Of Doctor
HYDE. convicted OF having poisoned
colonel Thomas II. swope. Walsh, at
torney for Hyde. finished his arg1a
ment just before recess was taken foI
lunch. prosecutor Conlxlin will make
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-20
'''''''''' THROWN In IND HyRT?

An unverlfied rumor Is aflolt that
Temple Abernathy, aged Z. son oil
United states Marshal Alternately.
sho with his brother rode horseback
from Guthrie TO New York to greet
Rrseyelt. was thrown from his horse
In the parade this morning and bad
iy manglea.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-20
KENTUCKY E{gs CONTINUES

(By Associated Press.)
Jackson. KY. June s0.-Asbury spic
or. who was concerned In the Margis
feud. today shot aud Killed Judge fu-
rate and wounded Fugate's mother.
he lfugates weie tenants on Spicer s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-20
DIED AT HOSPITAL
Special to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
Shawnee, Okla, June 1S--Thrown
from buggy directly in front of a
moving street car. John w. Jones oil
North Park street was terribly in
jured and died at the Shawnee hos
pital. He was dragged on the life
board of the car for about twelve feet
before the car could be stopped.