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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-10-21
M Eedar-Bear circus
of riding two horses

.,I+v of riding two horses
The nanoeite directions at one
gOins IN ~ same time, to which ~. tae
ADD thT Ionrnl called our sooa leu
leafention when NJ, started e 49,,
d. atteH circus tour, begins to De
upon d. more apparent, says lnsur-,
more ana aFaollettes Wisconsin plat
form: norne-Aldrich tariff. is not
"IIe with the pledge Of the
e SosInpbiican party IN lts ha'iohai
Estctmn rasent tariff board has no
"lne investigation and Is not re
power n report to Congress we
cllfeu ma creation Of non-partlsan
taTorr ~ nmrittee, empowered to as
taTln 'V III cost of production in this
certain m countries and required to
ana ot sLo1rant reports of the infor-
MAJ Nan gained to Congress. Opon
na'i iynIformation so obtained congress
The iilo nroceed to revise the differ
snou .abpdules, Independently Of each
CIV according to true protective
taTla " h nl is going West and he
lL.s - he going some" Turn we
Seems r'd5y,s own horse, headed East
70 u Saws the New York platform,
WIZ Ma nv the Saratoga Convention
a a. ppfich the Man-on two-Horsebacks
u Me whole show
va The Payne-Tartff law reduced the
~ rate of all duties IL per cent.
M a iian1creasing the duties on some
by i rioe and articles not Of ordinary
Iuaul making, however, no increase on
USE COMMON food product, 1t turned
Sn a.otional deficit into a surplus. IN
: o. r" rs first year of operation the
uei If imports free of duty was
. 1"aDo Greatest in our history by $780,
o ono no0 and the average rate of duty
vu wv. Ioes than under the Wilson law.
We" ~In nroviding, upon the suggestion
~. prosidenr Taft, for a tariff board
~ sffnrds the means of still more ac-
!, ~, determining the difference in
cost Of production at home and
aO ~ will be observed that both La
rolIatto and Roosevelt claim to be
nrotectionists; they are equally dis
irganuous; but whilst the LaFollette
n1stform sticks the situation with
ppo r.o the Roosevelt platform
swaIIows the Payne-Aldrich tariff,
hide. and horns, without the hogs
lard. or benefit OF clergy
-.---
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-10-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
N YOU CAN HAVE . !.
BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS

To brighten your Home all Winter, at
Christmas time, at Easter time,
also in your Lawn and Flower
, Beds at the first opening Of ...I
Spring time, if you ya.
. PLANT. NOW. 4yyt
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-10-21
LEGAL NOTICES
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

The County Commissioners VI Carroll
county will meet At their Office, N West
minister, every Monday in October,
1910, for the transaction Of business.
BY order, -..
o. EDWARD DODRER,
sep 30 .r Clerk.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-10-21
Valuable Household Goods.

The undersigned, will sell at public
sale, in the room next to the Pioneer
Picture Parlor, Westminster, Md, on
NOVEMBER 3, 1910, at p. M, all new
Household Goods. See bills for particu-
lars. III. I'll. BROWN.
oct Ia 3t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-10-21
PUBLIC SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

I will sell on Saturday, October
30, 1910, at 10 o'clock, d. m, at my
residence on Main street, my house
hold effects, consisting Of carpets, ma
hOgany furniture, mirrors, china,
chandeliers, stoves, etc. For full par
ticulars see hand bills.
MRS. d. n. HENNING.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-10-21
Moquet and Brussels Carpets.

~ HOUSE AND LOT AT PUBLIC SALE. -
o'clock will be sold the House and
the Macey
condition.
Elias N Davis, Auc. MARGARET {. MACKLEY.
Ats
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-10-21

The undersigned having quit housekeeping
premises, 269 East Main on
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-19
OFFICERS
UNABLE. To
FIND CLUE

Sheriff Mahoney and his force have
as yet been unable TO find any clue
TO the party or parties who so f0uly
murdered Reuben Russell at his home
TWO miles south Of town Saturday
night Russell was middle.aged man
and sober and Industrious farmer
though not a prosperous one, and his
death leaves his flmily practically
penniless
The murder OF Russell Is deeply
mysterious affair, since no one has
been found Who even saw any one
near the place at the time the crime
was committed Whocler commltl
the murder was certainly acquainted
with the contents Of Russcll's pocket
book, and the habits OF the family. for
the deed was committed while every.
one WIS absent from the house except
Russell The first any OF his family
knew Of the shooting was when Mrs.
Russell heard The shots fired that
ended her husbands life
Deputy Sheriff Cook was the FIRST
officer on the scene lie made thor.
ough investigation Of the promises
and questioned the different people
who had gathered around the house.
but VAS unable to find ont anything
tat gave him clue to the murderer
or nufderers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-19
COFFEE WASN'T LIKE
MOTHER MAKES, EITHER
Oklahoma Champion Boy Corn
Grower Was "Set Back" 10
Cents for Decoction
fRy Leased lYIre.l

Washington, D. G.. Dec l9.-Floyd
Gayer, OF Tishomingo, the thirteen
year-old boy farmer, VINO won the Gore
prize Of a free trip 70 Washington Tor
having the greatest amount OF corn on
an acre OF land this year, (95 IL
bushelsl out Of 5000 contestants. has
poor opinion Of Pittsburg. Pa, and
incidentally Is "agin" the high cost of
living.
Young Gayer. emnating the Aber-
nathy kids. attempted the trip from
Tishomingo to Washington unaecomp-
anied In some manner he landed at
Washington, Pa. thirty miles south Of
PittsbuFg. He Immediately resam.
barked to Plttsbufg where they "set
him back" ten cents for a cup Of coi-
fee, and he at on left for the ma.
tional capital.
They charged me ten cents for A
cup Of coffee in pittsburg and ] Amt
drunk no coffee since" remarked
Gayer as he sat IN the lobby Of q local
hotel munching at bag OF popcorn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-19
New Orleans.
La, Dec, -.
Tonight and on
Tuesday fair.
FULTON FILES CONTEST
Election Of Morgan in Second
District to Be Attacked
BY Opponent
(By Leased Wlre)

Washington. d. G., Dec l9.-Elmeg
l.. Fulton, of Oklahoma City, has filed
with Representative Morgan OF the
Second Oklahoma District notice OF
grounds on which he intends to con
test Morgan's election. He offers
three grounds as follows; That Rep
reseatatiye Morgan, State Chairman
Harris ~and United States Attorney
Embry entered into a conspiracy to in
timidate election officers to let ne
groes vote In violation OF the Okla
homa grandfather clause: that the
election precincts were not divided ac-
cording TO law, which is that there
shall he a voting precinct for each 200
voters. with the result. he alleges.
that the congestion kept l,S0O men who
would hsye voted for him from the
polls, and that there were frauds IN
Texas, Blaine and Alfalfa counties. He
claims from these causes loss OF l,S7G
votes.
Morgan defeated Fulton l,072 votes
He declined to discuss the Fulton
charges. except to say that he does
not take the contest seriously.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-19
GREAT TEXAS LAND SHOW

Special to Daily Leader.
Houston, Texas, Dec. 19.-Prepar-
alton are being made for the holding
of a great Texas land show in Hous-
ton next March. The whole country,
IS land hungry. Everywhere there In
longing TO own land and all who
can afford to make an investment are
eager t obuy land This feeling so
general and so irresistible, has stim-
ulated the land markets and crested
demand for land shows. Chicago,
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Omaha. cit
les remote from where the land bar
gains await buyers, have held sue.
cessful land shows Texas. more than
any other state, is in the public eye
as center for good land invest
ments and Texas is, therefore, the
logical point for the next great ma
tlonal land show All sections OF the
state will be represented and there
will be exhibits of agricultural and
mineral products from the panhandle
to the Rio Grande. Houston's new
auditorium, the largest convention
ha in the Southwest will be utilized
for this first state land show de-
signed to bring the land cwners and
the land buyers together.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-19
MAY NOT CONFIRM KNOTT
Oklahoma Republican, Don't
Take Kindly to Taft's Old
College Chum
(By Leased Wire.)

Washington u. G., Dec. l9.-George
G. Knott, recently appointed collet1'r
OF internal'revenue for the newly ere
ated district OF Oklahoma, has not as
yet been confirmed by the senate. and
will not be il the Republican organl-
zation OF Oklahoma can prevent It.
Mr. Knnctt is not known politically
In the new state and his greatest bid
for fame seems 20 rest unon the fact
that he Has a classmate Of President
Taft's. at yale. Arthur Fl. Geissier.
chairmaa OF the Oklahoma County Re-
publican committee at Oklahoma City,
has wired his protest aaginst the con
iirmatioa Of Mr.. Knott and a deter
mined effort IS being made 10 euchre
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-19
PLAYING
PUER|LE
POLITICS
WHlTEWASH PROGRAM
TANNED BY RE-
PuBLlcANS
TO CLEAR lORIMER ANO
SECRETARY SAlllNGER
But VIII Strike at Senator
Gore In Indian Con-
tract Report

Chattanooga. Tenn Dec. ls.-tni-
ted States Senator James b. Frdzier.
at home for the holidays. stated today
that dispatches sent out from Wash.
lngton that the report OF he committee
In the Lorimer investigation was unan-
lmous, were not correct Senator
Frazier says he disagreed With the
other members. He stated that ~
HIS Judgment the evidence estabI sh
ed the fact that four members IT the
Illinois legislature who voted for Lor'
inner were bribed, they having con,
iessed that fact, and further hat the,
were brlbed by three other Members.
who voted Tor Lorimer. and that his
conclusions. as stated In his report,
were that the seven votes gast for
lori,aer were corrupted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-19
n AWLE:' MS
GREATLY.
EXCITED
tBy Associated pressJ

New Orleans, Dee 19.-Much ex-
citement was created this morning
when It became known that the form-
er United States guBbdat Hormeti
purchased several months ago from
the government by a local firm, had
coaled, proyisioned signed a crew, and
would make an effort to leave today
for Central America. A statement
here says the Hornet Will lead an
attack which revolutlonists plan
agalast the republic OF Honduras with
view Of oyerthrowlng the Dayilla
government
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-19
WILL REMAIN TILL THURslh

Dr. Ray Palmer, the evengelist, has
been prevailed on to remain until
Thursday evening. On Tuesday even
ing he viii preach his farewell SER
mon at the First Baptist church, sub
iect. Doctrines OF the Bible Proved
~ iile Lens ~ seLsle, AS sleaiesl
sermon. On "Wednesday evening
there viii be a reception to DR.. and
Mrs Palmer and all the new con.
verta. More than one hundred have
been converted. fiftg TWO nave a.
ready united with the Baptist church
Many have sIgnifIed their intention
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-19
FEAGLEs BACK 70 HIs FARM

Kansas City. No. Dec. i9.--ALer
four arrests and week OF inyestigas
ton. the police OF two cities and the
authorities of Johnson county. Kansas,
lre back again at the starting point
n fhe perrh@rdf murder rfystsrs
John Feagles hiss been released.
Irhe coroner's jury has finished its in
huest and reported that the four PER-
Icons were slain by parties unknown. Z
'Thore remains only one eleH-thaf Of
|'he stvaneer In corduroy The police
viii investigate every phase pi that
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-19
GOVERNOR HARPER IN TEXAS
special to Daily Leader.

= PCIidi W ifdll1
Houston Texas, Dec. 19.-After a
stay OF few days in Houston, Hon.
II B. Hooper. governor-elect Of Ten
nessee departed Sunday night for his
home, having completed the organic
alton OF a company to handle tract
Of 644 acres purchased just south
of this city by himself and associates.
The Investment represents over $780,
600. Although loyal to his own state
which has so signally honored him.
Captain Hooper is enthusiastic re-
garding the future of Texas gull coast
country and Houston, its metropolis.
Several years ago he invested $4,000
in Oklahoma and last March sold out
ms holdings at a profit of $4,000 He
then came to Houston and becoming
convinced that Texas was the place
Of real opportunities secured an OPP
tion on the land which he afterward
bought and has pust placed in the
hands OF selling company. He is
tie first Republican TO be elected
governor of Tennessee In thirty years
He laid the foundation of his fortune
in South Texas near Houston during
the years OF the Beaumont oil boom.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-19
INV Leased Wire. J

Washington. ID. c.. Dec. l9--'r~e
program which the element OF tht
publican party in control OF the hous''
and the senate has cut out for what
Fenator Hale has graphically dascrlb
ed as the Dying gasp OF the party
IN power. is fairly dlstlngushable
from the preliminary work aud cx'
gressions to be In part as follows:
The whitewashing OF Ballinger II
The opposition forces the issue
The whtewashlng Of I.orlmer. at
ang event
The condemnation of Senator lore
The loading down OF the proposal
for the election of senators hv dir
vote OF the people with such restrlc-
tlons as win insure the failure OF the
proposal
Say LorImer Not to Blame.
There Is nothing heard now 90 the
ef ect thl Il need not be necessary to
prove that Lorimer bfibed any one
lut only to show that money was used
lllegitimately to obtain his eleetion.
The subcommittee finds directly
that the evidence does not show that
Lorimer was connected with the dis.
irihutiou Of the famous Illinois Jack
rot. Il has been said that therp mas
been great pressure brought on Dom
ocrats 10 go along Nth the 4 'b-
Leans ON this matter. allegedly for
the political reason that the Illinois
statesmen who were said 10 have been
hrihed are Democrats Naturally no
such reason viii be offered for the
Democratic votes to eSonerate lori
mer From what has become public
OF the subcommittee finding. Il ap-
oears the Democratic exonerlti0n, iIFe
the Republican will probably have 10
rest on the foundation OF the major.
ity of three that was not proven 10
have been paid for by Alr. I.oflmef's
philanthropic friends.
Attack Planned on Gore.
II Is probable that the attempt 70
whltewash Ballinger and condemn his
enemies. when IL Is made after the
holidays. VIII fail al least In the
house. and here there promises to be
a new sensation The element OF the
AhtN1 NHttH iu tHt dthhtN viii hNA4ltN
Lorimer without gurgle and which
In the house win gulp down Ballinger,
promises to gag black IN the face m
Senator Gore. All signs rolnt 10 the
probability thar the Republican mem
hers OF the committee which Is lEves'
tigating the MeMurray contra 81.
when reporting against the contracts.
will strike az Senator Gore.
While the Gore investigation has not
ilosed. aud the testimony Is moi vet
printed, there Is already ceiling that
the house will split on party lines, for
the developments in the committee
already make Il certain that there will
be a minority report, especially II the
Republicans will attempt 70 bring N .
criticism OF Senator Gore. who Is re-
sronslble for the Investigation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-19
fBy Associated ProssJ

Washington. d. G., Dec. l9-Mrs.
Nina Gore. wife OF Senator core. was
on the stand today before the special
congressional committee investigating
Indian land frauds in Oklahoma She
denied that the senator had accepted
the profiered aid OF Jacob Hamon
who testified sometime ago be had
been asked to secure a loan Of $4,000
for the senator's campaign. She said
Hamon had made an offer to get aid
but that Gore had said he could man
age his own campaign
Passage recently OF bill repeating
the grant Of quarter section Of M
dian land near IAwton. Okla, to John
RoweIl, followed today By the refusal
~ thc supreme ceurs cf thc District
OF Columbia to grant Rowell's appll.
cation for mandamus 10 compel the
secretary Of Interior to issue a patent
ior the land
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-19
OKLAHOMA CITY MUST
COME THROUGH WITH COIN
Governor Haskell TO Take Ills
Time Ia Acting on
Capital Bill

Associate Justice r. L. Williams left
last night for Durant. Il intend to
soiourn at Durant during the holi-
days," said Justice Williams.
When will the capital hearing come
up2' he was asked.
That cannot say he replied.
There is no new action before the
court Us yet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-19
HOUSTON R[GRUIIIiG STATION


Houston. Texas. Dec. ls.-i3y rea.
son Of her shipping interests, H0us-
ton Is the leading recruiting station
for Uncle Sans navy maintained In
the Southwest Last week thirteen
stalwan young Texans were sent 10
the training ships this setting a new
record for this station During the
month 0f November, Sl applicants
were received at the Houston otfiee
by Recruiting Officer Delaney. who
says these cleancnt young fellows
make the ideal Jackles OF the navy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-19

farlin. Dec ~ There was VIC.
lJt row in the reichstag IN connec.
tNn with the trial Of the men arr
rested at the time OF the recent strike
IA the Moabit quarter which is not,
vet flnisher Chancenor Won Beth
mann-IIollweg said the other day IN
The relehstag that the police on The
occasion OF the strike behaved admir-.
ably AS much Of the evidence at the
trial has been strongly condemnatory
Of the police the chancello's state.
ment was widely resented ana was
Interpreted as an attempt to influence
the trial. Herr David Socialist.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-19
EXT PL.()S|()N
[)E:::AL. 6 OUT
CARNAGE:

New York. Dec. 10, Twelve per.
sons were killed. two Of them women.
and thirty injured In a double explo.
sion Of gas and dynamite In the new
electric power house Of the New York
Central railroad here this morning.
The force Of the explosion shattered
hundreds OF windows in big hotels
and apartment houses I'm the neigh.
bOrhoOd
The dynamite blast picked up q
northbound trolley ear and sent II
crashing down np0n an automlble
passing along the other side OF the
flrcet Four Of the passengers werd
Killed, and every one ln the car was
Injured Railroad service was only
temporarily Interrupted.
A postofiiae station nearby was
shaken. several mail clerks were In.
.red and mail was thrown all over
the floor. The damage viii exceed
half a million.
Explosion Was Terrific.
The latest figures on the New York
Central explosion say that thirteen
PERSONS lost their lives, fifty were i'm
iured and a thousand people badly
shaken up Nine bodies were reeos-
cred and the bodies OF four are bcliev.
ed TO be in the wreekage Windows
of all buildings overlooking the exca-
Yation were shattered, the walls
smoke blackened and in many eases
era ked a cloud OF smoke hing over
the scene. and there was an inceasant
clang Of ambulance gongs The Grand
Central cut. where new track levels
are being ex"a"ated, looked as II a
battle had beer fought IN II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-19
Stone ExPL0D[s, BOY KILLED
lBY AssocIaIel Prras. J

Wichita. Kan. Dec. i9.--Joan Cum
dir, aged thirteen, was instantly kill
ed Al Clearwater Kan. yesterday
when the hard power gFlndstolie TO
which 4 gasoline engine had been at.
tached vent 70 pieces and a piece Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-19

Judges Meet.
On call of CHIEF Justice Dunn, a
meeting of all the judges Of the SUI
preme and criminal courts was held
Saturday evening. The capital case
was discussed. Chief Justice Dunn, it
Is said, Is anxious as to the governor
aIpending his signature to the capital
bill passed by the extra session. lie
called up the governor Saturday night
BY phone 81 shall take no action OF
any kind relative to capital matters
before Christmas said the governor.
The judges appointed a committee
Of two members to go to Oklahoma
City.
Guthrie to Fight.
At meeting today OF attorneys rep
resenting this city in the capital fight,
1t was decided to fight vigorously
capital removal.
The only disagreement is regarding
the course to pursue. The attorneys
generally believe no move is neces-
sary, however until the state supreme
court passes upon the case now pend
ing and In which arguments were
made two weeks ago, wherein Guth-
rie's attorneys declare there can be no
capital removal excepting BY constitu-
tional amendment.
Ii is cited that the pending case will
act as an Injunction against any at
tempted removal until the court gives
a decision. This seems to he the gem
eral opinion, too. OF the state officials
who declare they will make no at
tempt TO remove until the supreme
curt itself declares for removal.
Presiding Justice Henry NJ. Burman
of the state criminal court OF appeals,
has withheld several opinions that were
ready for handing down, until the SUI
preme court shall act on the capital
removal case.
II is also shown that the district
court injunction granted last June bS
Judge A. II. Huston here, and which
was affirmed recently by the state SUI
preme court, Is stlll in force until the
supreme court shall hold otherwise
Tonight it is understood the su.
preme court will not decide the pend
ing case until the regular court day.
No doubt remains. II the court de-
cision is against Guthrie on the point
of constitutional amendment to move
the capital, that Guthrie's attorneys
will then Immediately seek an injunc.
tion against removal on the groHd
that the special Legislative session IN
Oklahoma City is illegal. as ar ilso
all\its acts. This is based on 70 al
legation that Governor Haskell could
not legally convene the legislature at
any other place than the seat Of gov
ernment which the supreme court had
said was Guthrie.
Present indications are there will be
surIicient court actions to hold the
capital at Guthrie until after 1913, nn-
til which date the enabling act pro
yided the temporary capital should be
maintained here.
Afew OF the state officers, however,
believe there will be an Immediate re-
moyal.
Allen TO Oklahoma City.
Acting under instructions from the
governor Royal Allen, chairman OF the
state board Of affairs. and committee
representing state officials, went TO
Oklahoma City this morning They
are to interview Oklahoma City busi-
ness men to ascertain If Oklahoma
City Is coming through with the nec-
sssary cash and accommodations as
outlined by the legislature
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-19

voiced this view n the chamber The
chancellor repudIated IL ana said that
whatever The outcome OF the trial, the
moral responsibility for the riots rest
cd en- the Socialists This sung the
Socialist deputies 10 fury. aud they
rushed shouting and gestlculating to
the ministrial tab q. Dr. von Beth
maln'Holweg's tail figure lowered
above the angry throng as he stood
unmoved, and his oppcnents shook
their fists above and hurled epithcts
az him while the president valnly
clangel his bell for order. Suddenly
laldel' voice pica WAS heard
above the dim excitement exclaimng
You have lled'' This brought the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-19
FAIR WEATHER WEEK FORECAST
fRy AssoeIaled Prsss

Washington. d. G., De-. la.-General
barometric pressure distribution over
the northern hemisphere Is such As 70
Indicate that this week viii be one of
moderate temperature IN prlcllcalls
ali pal - oi Lie eoalsili =, a. SfAs a...- -
the government weather buEeau.
In the Southern ard Western states
the week win be one Of generally fait
weather
The Fnrtulghtls club win give 10
senll.monlhlN dance al lhe lore hotfs