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The Green Forest tribune., 1910-01-21
The Prolific Hog.

The hog commends itself to the gen. eral farmer on account of its prolific qualities. A SOW will produce two filters of pigs of six to dozen each per year, and the farmer can turn his money over several times with hogs while he is waiting for other animals to mature. Hogs require little more care at times than some other animals, but the man who likes to work with them and is willing to study their needs and give them regular care will find them most profitable adjunct to the farm. They can be turned into money or food, as the owner chooses.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-01-21
Co-0peration in Canada.

According to the statement of tho dairy and cold storage commissioner for Canada, that country has at the present time about 1000 cooperative creameries and cheese factories. These are run on the same basis as the CO., operative creameries in the United States, and are doing we'll The fruit growers are represented by nine or ganizations in British Columbia, and by 25 associations in Ontario. The cooperative cheese factory or cream cry has been quite successful from every point of view as the proprietary ones, and the farmers who have pat ronized these factories have the prof it's of manufacturing as we'll as the regular returns from their milk SUD. Dly
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-01-21

of the rudder to the end of the dip planes in front
 Young Gunzendorfer has written a description of his model. Here it is:
 Two distinct and permanently set biplanes, placed tandem, each meas. uring 24x12 inches, set six inches apart, give total supporting surface of 336 square inches. Located amid, ships of the main planes are two ad. unstable planes SX12 inches, which are controlled from the aviator's seat and cause the biplane to arise or descend at the will of the operator A steer. ing rudder 4x6 inches is located at the rear and same is under the direct man. ipulation of the aviator from his seat at the rear of the motor
 "The initial thrust is obtained from a coiled spring operating from a steel barrel, of the catapult type, the i'm petus thus obtained being sufficient to get the model into the air, after which the propelling power is fur nished by a one-eighth horsepower electrically driven motor capable of 1900 revolutions per minute.
 "The motor is set amidship on the main frame and is coupled by chain drive to a chain shaft driving the two ten-inch propellers, one forward and one aft of the front plane. The power to drive the motor is carried to it over two flexible wires
 "The entire construction is of al. inn in hn al dar is used for the frame standards, the body of the ship resting on four aluminium wheels, the rear set of wheels turning with the angle of the 1 rudder."
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-01-21
HANDLING THE COTTON CROP
Dispatch Is Essential in Boil Weevil Districts from the Time of Plant
 ing Up to Picking.

In boil weeVil sections dispatch is
 essential in the whole series of opera
 tions in handling the cotton crop from the time of planting to the time
 of gathering. But with the reaching
 of the stage where the seed cotton
 is in the wagon, dilatory tactics may
 be practiced with safety, for it is
 known fact that the grower who holds his cotton in the seed until 1t has
 been through a sweat realizes more on 1t when selling; and this holding
 process, while yielding a good inter- est, is helping to equalize the market ing, preventing the whole bulk of the cotton being thrown upon the buyers, thus giving them a chance to dump the price. If store room is not pro- vided on the farm and the seed cot. ton is gained, don't be in too much
 of hurry to get it on the market. but store 1t in the bale. It is nee essary that the cotton be under shel- ter If the shelter is not provided on the farm and if it is possible, store it in a warehouse. This year, when cot
 ton is bringing better prices, because of the shortage of the south's crop, the tactics of delay are even more necessary; for the farmer should seek to realize in higher price for his crude product, what he loses in the decreased quantity. Once the cot ton is out of field it becomes the imperative duty of the grower to run a stalk cutter over the field, rake up the stalks and other vegetation and burn it. By this means the proven tion of boil weevil ravages Is assured.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-01-21
Refuse to Wear Slippers in Asphalt Paving and Manager Is Com
 peIIed to Hire Italians.

London.-Why does the English workman prefer to go -yorkless rather than change his boots, even when foot wear suitable for the work to be done is supplied to him free?
 That he does was the view ex- pressed by the secretary of the French Ashpalt Company. This too, he sad, was the reason why one so often sees gangs of Italian workmen laying down asphalt in the streets.
 Since 1871," he explained, " we have been laying asphalt in the streets of London, Glasgow and other large cities, and the nature of the material we use makes it necessary to melt it on the spot, and then hammer it down at temperature of 200 deg. Fahren, nett
 Tn London most of our work is done in the summer months, when
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-01-21
[ OF WORTH IN HIS BUSINESS
Boy Detective congratulates Himself That His First Name Is Easily
 Pronounced.

Its lucky thing for me-" said Bill Butts, the Boy Detective, to himself, that my folks were plain people and believed in plain names. Supposing, for instance, I had been named after the fashion of my distinguished kins- man, Archie Butts, the military facto- tum of President Taft
 I'm out on the case and I've trapped my man. l stand facing him fearless ly with a scowl on my face.
 "'And who are your he asks.
 Archibald Willingham De Graffen- reid Butts, the Boy Detective.' I an. swer
 Honestly, I believe I'd have to laugh saying it. Anyhow, before got through my man would be on the next block. That's why 1 say that my folks were sensible, plain people and named me plain Bill, which is of great value in my profession"
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-01-21
California Youth Makes Success full Tests With Working Model
Gunzendorfer Machine, 1t Is Claimed, Has Many Advantages Over Sue cessful Monoplanes of RIeriot
 and Wright Biplane.

San Francisco.-A few months in the future Mervyn Gunzendorfer, 13 years old, expects to be flying over the Presidio grounds in an aeroplane invented and made by himself. He has built a working model of the ma chine and has made it perform sue cessful flights
 The Gunzendorfer machine, the boy inventor says, has big advantages over the successful monoplanes of Bleriot and Farnum, and over the Wright brothers biplane
 Mervyn, who is the son of J. Gun zendorfer, of this city, is a small boy with big round head and big eyes. He is quiet, even to shyness, and it is with difficulty that he can be in- duced to talk of bis achievements. He set the motor of his model working and made the propellers whirl when asked to show the machine In un- easy monosyllables he told how he had induced the little craft to fly in his back yard and down the alleyway to the street. It had flown 80 to 100 feet, and the only thing that had stopped it from going farther was the wire by which the power was sup piled to the electric motor.
 The boy began pointing out the su, perior points of his machine.
 More supporting surface," he said pointing to the arrangement of his planes, which are placed tandem style each tilted upward toward the front. That was clear. Two sheets of can vas placed that way would certainly offer more resistance to the air ir falling than would two of equal size placed one above the other. But how was this arrangement better than thaI of the monoplane, with it's one long stretch of canvas?
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-01-21
S4O,OOO for Soup Tureens

New York.-1ncluding commissions and other incidental expenses, J. Pierpont Morgan recently paid $4O,. 900 for two soup tureens which he ob. tained in Paris. The tureens are now on their way to this country, and are the work of noted artificer, D. A. Meissonier, and engraved by Huquiet.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-01-21
Navy Rifle Shoots Nine Mi,es

Washington. - The new 14-inch naval gun was tested the other day at the government proving grounds Indian Head, Md. The rife was pointed down the Potomac and five shots were fired. The projectiles tray. eled about nine miles with the gun elevated about seven degrees. The ordnance experts said the gun had done all that was expected and that more of it's type propably would be planned.
 Projectiles weighing 1,400 pounds were hurled from the gun and tray. eled 2,OO0 feet a second with muzzle velocity of 65,600 foot tons.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-01-21
Want PIayWritino Chair

New York.-Harvard is to have a ,000-ayear professor of playwritine if the plans of alumni here are sue cessful. The interested alumni are epdeavoring to raise a fund of S25O. 900 for endowing the chair They hope to persuade ten wealthy men tc give $25,000 each for the purpose.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-01-21
Rich Territory Opened Up.

The development of the Brazilian Amazon valley must in time amount to untold wealth. In the states of Para and the Amazonas and the fed eral territory of Acre there are near the waters edge 10,000,000 rubber bearing trees of the Hevea variety. These trees, if properly tapped, will live indefinitely and steadily increase their yield The state of Para is con siderably larger than Texas, and much of it will grow excellent cotton.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-01-21
A GOOD COUGH MIXTURE.
Simple Home-Made Remedy That Is Free from Opiates and Harm
 fu Drugs.

An effective remedy that will usu- ally break up a cold in twenty-four hours, is easily made by mixing to- gether in large bottle two ounces of Glycerine, half-ounce of Virgin Oil of Pine compound pure and eight ounces of pure Whisky. This mix ture will cure any cough that is cur able, and is not expensive as it makes enough to last the average family an entire year Virgin Gil of Pine com pound pure is prepared only in the laboratories of the Leach Chemical Co.,, Cincinnati, o.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-01-21
Long Distance in Waoon.

Brookhaven, Miss.-One of the most unusual journeys on record was fin. ished with the arrival here the other day of T. J. and Jesse Gatts. In a covered wagon they travelled from Brookhaven to Seattle to attend the Alaska -Yus.on-Paciflc exposition. They returned i1 the same manner.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-01-21

]. P Morgan & Co. He was made as- sistant secretary of state September ). 1905, and was secretary of state from January 27 to March 6, 1909
 henry Lane Wilson is transferred from the mission to Belgium to be am- bassador to Mexico. He entered the diplomatic service in 1907 as minister
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-01-21
The Stuff That Kills.

Mrs. Benham-Isn't my dress a poem?
 Benham-Poetry will be the death of me.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-01-21

to Chile. William J. Calhoun, appoint ed minister to China, is Chicago law yer who has had diplomatic experience in Cuba and Venezuela. Richard c. Kerens, named ambassador to Austria Hungary, is a native of Ireland, who fought through the civil war, and now is a resident of St. Louis.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-01-21

thing of the British workman this prejudice against changing his boots is likely to die hard.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-01-21

ONLY ONE "BROMO QUININE." That is LAXATIVE E PROMO QUiNINE. Look for the signature of E. W. GROVE. Used the World over Cure Cold in One Day. Poo.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-01-21

has no substitute. No other remedy is so effective for rheumatism. lumbago. stiffness neuralgia cold any Put in 25c. S5c and 50c bottles
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-01-21
DAVIS PAINKILLER

Every time we see a sponge it re minds us of some men we know.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-01-21

For Headache Try Hicks Capudine.
 Whether from Colds, Heat, Stomach or Nervous troubles, the aches are speedily relieved by Capudne. It's Liquid-pleas- ant to take-Effects immediately. 10, 9 and soc at Drug Stores.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-01-21

Most of a mans friends are of the Iong-distance variety.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-01-21

Washington.-Prominent among the nen selected by President Taft to rep 'esent the United States in foreign capitals are the four whose portraits Ire here presented Robert Bacon of New York, named as ambassador to france, is a graduate of Harvard and 'ormerly was a member of the firm of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-09
WILL CALL VICTIMS SISTER
Danville, illinois, Police Hope
TO Clear Murder
Mystery
fBv Leased Wire.)

Danvllle. III. Noy 9--A telegram
from Detective George Gerard OF This
city. who went 10 Victoria, Tex. %
bring back Mrs Jennie Miller, sister
OF Mrs elsie Cechraue the murder
o. whom has been mystery for more
4 In two ~eeks, sunm0nel Chief OF
1. Slice Shaffer % ST. Louis this Of
ternooa, where he viii meet the
detective aud the woman,
That Nina. Miles knows the mysterf
oua fnsa inst Is believed to have boen
the slayer Of her sister, there i no
doubt. A telegram from Texas, Sun
day stated that Mrs Miller had de'
clared Ferd GarneE the man now IN.
dnr arrest. ID not guilty hu, that she
lsnev the mysterious person hef sis'
ter feared.
IlmD nen are under surveillance to-
night. and Il + expected an arrest vii
be made tomorrow morning on the AZ
rival oT Mrs. Milicf and the detective
ID The clsy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-09
THAT Il Do;
YOU CAN VOTE"
RANK VIOLATION OF LAW
IN LOGAN COUNTY
In Some Precincts COnsiIlu-
ti0n Was Read 10 the
Voters

Reports coming in from the county
precincts of Logan county prove CON
clusively that Republicans resorted to
rank frauds, and that the Grandfather
law was totally disregarded.
In the city. for the most part, the
voting was clean; complaint, however,
is made of lax voting in the second
precinct OF the Third ward and the
north precinct of the Fourth, where
negroes were aiowed to vote on affi
dayit only.
In Springer, North Cimarron,
SpringyaIe, Antelope, Crescent, Guth'
rie, the grandfather law was violated
and In some precincts the Republican
c.anters ran things with a high hand
A t.nyass Of votes will show that the
tally sheets and the ballots do not
correspond.
In Iowa township. II Is said, every
negro In the township voted. There
are about 2lO negro votes there. Upon
presenting themselves at the polling
places the negroes we're told to line
up; then an inspector. instead Of aie
plying the grandfather test, stood NJ
and read paragraph OF the constl
tuition TO them, saying: "That'li do;
you're qualified: you can vote.
Vigilaut Investigation Of all these
frauds Is being made.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-09
WILL NOT
C0NCEDE:
DEFEAT.
BUT REPUBLICAN STATE
HEADQUARTERS LACK
cHEERFULNESS

I'VE do not concede anything and
we are not making announcements
before the returns are in said Re
publisan State Chairman James A
Harris this afternoon when asked for
statement concerning the race for
governor. Returns were said to be
slow in arriving at the lone.
Major A. j. Miles, campaign man.
ager for J. w. McNeal, said that he
would not make any statement until
he could see enough vote to basr
something on; that the reports We're
incomplete. He expressed an idea
that McNeal was running well and
that if his gains over the normal Re-
publican strength continued he might
be elected.
Republican headquarters did not
present cheerful appearance this
afternoon. It was unotIicially claim
ed that Cruces majority would be less
than 10000.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-09
CANN0h's sElECT|0NTHE0RY
Says Party Which Revises
Tariff Always Gets Licked
at Next Voting
nv Leased WIre)

Washington, d. G., Nov. 9.-~Speak-
en- Cannon l. credited with putting in-
to the political axiom list saying 70
the sharp effect that the party which
regises tariff always gets licked at the
nelt election. Mr. Cannon knowr
political history.
In the forty-seyenth congress there
was Republican majority OF ten IN
the house. The tariff law was amend
ed and the Democrats found them
selves tn control ol the Fortyelehti
congress By majority Of seventy
two yotes.
The fifty-first congress passed the
Mckinley tariff The Republican
majority In the mousse was only seven
votes. AT the next election there was
precious little else anywhere but vic
tory for the Democracy. Only eighty
eirht Republicans were elected to the
huuse membership
When the Democrats passed the VIII
son-G German tariff bill they had a
house majority Of nearly 100 members
At the nexI election the Republicans
| came into their 5Wn again with q
hokse majority Of ifz votes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-09
co.
DEMOCRATS
ELECT TWO
OFFICIAL COUNT M A Y
SHOW OTHER RS ON
TICKET ELECTED

Logan county has elected two
Democratic officials. In all other re-
spects Ephrlam is firmly affixed TO
ais dingy idols.
Bart Murphy. Democrat. achieved
sweeping victory over w. II. Nit.
ehell, the rough rider, who shared the
cate OF his discarded boss, the prem
Ter rough-neck OF Long Island adj
joining Salt River john O'Ncill, an
other good IrIshman. landed as com
missioner on the Republican ticket
|0'Neill's victory Is hardly less strik-
ing than Murphy's.
Judge Joe. NJ, Sandlin. apparently
defeated for superos judge, made a
splendid race. His handicaps were
we'll known but he attained tie great
distinction Of polling the vote OF al
most every business and professions
al man in Guthrie ami of carrying
every white precinct In the county
The race was very close.
The election in Logan county was
not attended by disorder. The ne
groes voted In all the usual places,
but in diminished numbers. The
grandfather clause operated TO a con
siderable extent. probably cutting the
colored vote In the city 40 per cent
and the country about 30 per cent
Iowa and Cimarroh towAshlps rev
away from their customary majori
tiles.
The uncertainty and confusion ol
returns makes an official statement
CT the vote practically impossible al
this time The count was late
There was a great deal Of splittini
lof tickets.
The Official Vote:
| With Cedar precinct No. 2, Norti
cimarfon, Iowa and Ward l. ffss
ward. city, missing the vote on coun
lty officers stands:
Judge OF Superior Court. n
| sandln. Dem, 1852 S. s. Lawrence
Rep. 2,l39
Saeriff--Bart Murphy, Dem, 1870
| w. Fl. Mitchell, Rep, 1856.
Treasurer-Wm Ritzhaupt Dem
i1,7S6: +. NJ. Ritterbusch, Rep, 2,z65.
County Attorney-M G.. Jefferson
DcmY Ibtos Johh AnaihS, hsp.s 2
ISL.
County Clerk-~R Il. St0baugi
Eetn., l.510; Chas. Olsen, Rep 2.254
Clerk Superior Court--c r McCnl
bin, Dem. Lat; Waiter Warren. Rel
2.234.
County Jndge--John D. Chappeli
Dem, 1,2S5; J c.. strang, Rep, 2.26'
Register Of Deedsv. M HissiI
botham, Dem. Lat; w. Il MckeaI
Rep.. 2.32s.
4 County superintendent Edna Wi
son. Dem. l.427; Nell Humplire'
Rep, 2,227.
Commissioner. First Distriet-J {
Lewis. Dem. G52: T.. j ObelIhoize
+ Rep, Si9.
CONTINUED on Pare 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-09
REPUBLICAN SENATE
EVEN IS THREATENED
Majority Of Twenty-SIy ID Upper
Branch Rapidly DwlndllGg
Away

The sweep OF the political tidal
wave which rolled over the country
yesterday was emphasized by addition.
al returns today The Democratic ma
jority IN the house will be at least
forty-two, possibly more, as compar.
ed with the present Republican major
ity Of forty.three. Added to the re-
versal IN the lower house the morning
returns showed that the Republican
majority OF twenty-slx In the senate
Is rapidly going down, although the
Republicans now are reasonably as
smed of forty.eight senator's, or on.
more than necessary for q majority,
with several states still In doubt.
In Ohio Democratic legislature
is elected, lnsufng Democratic sue
cessor 10 Senator Dick, Republican
and the plurality OF Governor HARMON
Increased to sixty thousand.
West Virginia Legislature Is Dem
ocratic and will elect a Democratic
senator to succeed Senator Scott Re
publican.
In lndl;na the legislature, which
chooses successor to Senator Beyer-
ldge, Is In doubt. with the Democrats
claiming majority OF twelve and
the Republicans maintaining that
Beyerldge will have small margin.
Iowa Is still uncertain, both sides
claiming the goyernorship,
The Pennsylvania legislature is
safel, Republican and will elect a Re
publican successor TO Senator Oliver.
Washington has Republican legis.
lature which appears to insure the
election OF Miles pondexter to the
senate.
The Utah legislature, which elects
q United States senator. also Is Re
publican while that OF Montana Is In
doubt
Indications point TO the election OF
the Republican candidate yov govern
or In California, Hiram w. Johnson.
By heavy plurality
In Missouri, the legislature which
elects United States senator Is be-
lieved TO be safely Democratic.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-09
STUbBS'
NARROW
ESCAPE
KANSAS GOV ER N o f
elected BY GREATLY RE-
DUCED MAJORITY
fBv LEASED Wire.)

TOjeka. Kan, Nov. 9.--l.ate returns
naicate that Governor Stubbs is re-
,lectel by a greatly reduced. majority.
lis forty thousand majority OF two
ears ago is cut to between five and
light thousand. All eight OF the con-
regational districts returned Repub-
leans. The complete Republican state
icket Is elected, most Of the candi-
lates leading Stubbs. Legislature ap-
ears to be Democratic. The returns
0nfirm the dealt of J. ~ Doliey fol
he legislature. Stubs said this
morning;
"AIy majority will be about eight
thousand, the good and true that
money can not buy"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-09
CRUCE by 10000;
CONSTITUTION UPHELD
Democratic Nominee for Governor
Wins in Walk; g;slature Over
whelmingly Democratic; One
Democratic Congressman Gained.

county give majority Tor McNcal. bnt
the city gives Cruce d big majority. IT
Is said, although the returns from
but ono city precinct are in.
Morgan has beaten Fulton for con-
gress In the Second. according 10 the
last returns, although Fulton said at
u o'clock today that ne mad not con
eeded his defeat. davenport has de-
feated Creager for congress In the
TAlrl thus increasing Dem0gacyz
congressional representation to three.
Tho Oklahoma Legislature will be
strongly Democratic, In some places
the legislative tickets ran ahead OF
the state tickets.
The local option proposition Is de.
feated by cS,000; womans sngraee by
5000. Question No was defeated
IN all the large cities, but reccivei
big majoritIes in country districts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-09
tBy Associated PressJ
More Democratic Gain5.

Chicago, Ill.,, Nov. a-Returns up
NO date show that the Democrats
gained forty-eIght members and secur-
cd control of the house OF represents
tlYes. This figure Is offset by a Re-
publican gain Of five members. leas-
Ing a net Democratic gain OF forty
three. The Democratic majority. Il
Is believed viii be increased By re-
cults from Colorado. Oklahoma and
other states.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-09

Special to Dolly Leader.
Oklahoma City, okla. Nov 9--Ilee
Cruco Is elected governor of Oklaho-
ma BY 4O,0oO majority
This majority may be materially In.
creased
Complete returns from 8G counties
give Cruce a majority OF $1,000. and
partial returns from % other coun-
ties increase this majority to 3 900.
Surprising gains are noted n Swan.
son, Harmon and other Southwestern
counties whore big Democratic
slumps were predicted
Swanson connty, where there was
much dlsaIfectlon. Two months ago,
win give Crucc more than 700 major
ity.
McNeal has carried the First con-
gressiona district BY ZOO and Bird
Mcclure has carried It by ,450.
The country districts Of Oklahoma