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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-08

A new ring being worn by Topeka
girl has a setting Of diamond and q
pearl The ring is not acknowledged
to be an engagement token, but cir
cumstances point to that belief. In
Mexico the diamond and pearl COM
bined is as much the sign of an en-
gagement ring as is the diamond soli-
taire elsewhere. They call the ring
down there Milo Y tuyo"-mine and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-08
Colorado

after trip to Denver, Colorado
Springs and Salt Lake City.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-08
UNDERTAKING..

L. M. PENWELL4, funeral director ana
embalmer. First class service, reason
able prices. 511 Quincy st. Both phones 1873
Both Phones 2S7. Day ana Night
HAWLEY & STEELE.
Funeral directors and emba1mers, 118 East
9Th ave. Mrs Robt. Steele. assistant.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

Rugs made from old carpets; beautiful
effects. Prices $1.00 and up. Carpets
cleaned, sewed, laid Mccormick Osborn
Rug Factory, 5z2 Van Buren,.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-08

Try a State Journal Want.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-08
POOL AND BILLIARD TABLES.

FOR SALE-New and secondhand biz
lard and pool tables and bowling ailcyR.
We lead the world in cheap bar fix-
lures; easy payments. Send for catalogue.
Brunswfck-Balke-Col 1ender Co.. 1a28@n
4Ain street. Kansas City. Mo.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-08

Attest: c. B. BURGE. City Clerk.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-08
DETECTIVE AGENCY.

Detective Agency. strictly confidential;
shadow work a speciality; always ready.
reliable. 503-4 Mulvane Bldg. Bell sos.
Ind. 10S6.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-08

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
WEHES pictures please. You get your
moneys worth. then some Try him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-22


COMMISSION IS heIeoy created saia commission s.aA De 0
posed q three quaiiel eeetor q D5 aJh1e p Hc
Dy ana win the aayIce ana consent N le 7ena1e ~lL
days after The approval Of ING act put ~ more man I@
said commission shall be O lte anh p9ficai party facn %
the members o said ccfr#bn stall TAKE aud subscribe t1e
oath required by law Of the otter att officer and snail execute
bond be approved ~ the Governor the sun of ten to
sand dollars conditioned for The fairha performance of s
duties imposed upon hem By law and each of tn sa o pl
salary 81 thousand five hundred dollars per anHui ne
term Of office Of said commissioners shall be two wears but
they shall BE subject removal by the Governor all e
and said commission shall terminate The expiration ~ two
years from and after the first day Of March I9I unless
shall De continued by Of the Legislature
organization o. S0anmiss'on.
9ectt9i y - sDHn e. p'ast.ea' ai-I 49, at4
anu alii.alN' a'.y 'a'aA ''sal4I Il ~
H1iiDel ellai'sd'' + iIa)o.iJ - -- 81 -.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-22
CHAPTER Z.
.APPRoPRIArioNL LEO

PRoPRfArI0N--I-EGIsLATTvE ENPENsE5- EMPLOYEES
BIN NO
AN Al nAis an 9as @ 5o RsDrezentatives Of
c5ary Third Legislature and declaring ah eEaeF
Be If Enacted By fhe People 0f ie State 81 0kshoma
Appropriation
Section There Is hereby appropriated out Of any money
IN the treasury al the Of Oklahoma not otherwise appro
nriafed the sum o thousand dollars lS5oooOo), Or so
much thereof as may be necessary pay the salaries ot the
several officers and employees Of the Senate ot e traod
nary Session Of the Third Legislature and the OF five
necessary to paw the salaries Of the several officers and em
ovees OF the House Representatives Of the Extraordinary
Session OF the Third Legislature
Emergency
Section For the preservation Of t1e public peace and
safety an emergency hereby declared 20 exist ay reason where
of this act shall take effect from and after 81 passage and sp
provaL
Approved December :. 1910.
ConMlssoNER OF CHARITIES .FND CofHECs9 s9Ns-S'LAkf
Iiii SO
- at a,v ,s ary of fhs csasassioaer
r, III + mEsae,sd Bg ias Pcotc # she Stare Of Oklahoma
Salary prescribed III -t...- s 3
Corrections of the State Of Oklahoma shall be wo Thousand
fy hundred IS 5oooo) dollars per annu whle salary shat
he naysbe monthly from the State Treasury in tie same man
ner as the salaries of other state officers are paid provided
that the change of salary provided ior herein ha not take e
s r be IN force until after the second Monday n anuar
IoII-
Emergency. tr ,,.,.
aud safety an cnlergncy hereby declared exist By reason
whereof this act shall take effect and be in force from aud
after its passage and approval
Approved December 3, 1910
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-22
CHAPTER Z
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EXFENsE.


ate No 4
payment of the mileage and
81 the
of
Be ri Enacted By tie People of He State Of okatama
Appropriation
Section There is hereby appropriated out of money
in the treasury the State Of Oklahoma not otherwise APP
proprated pay the per diem and mileage Of the members and
the contingent expenses Of the Extraordinary Session 81 the
Third Legislature the of twenty-five thousand dollars
(Sz5ooooo) or "a much thereof as may be necessary
emergency
safety an emergency hereby declared exist by reason where
Of this act shall take effect and after its passage and
proval.
Approved December T. 1910.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-22
State CAPITAL REMOVAL BILL
The Law Under Which Guthrie Lost the Capi-
tai. Provisions of the Bill Has Oklahoma
City Fulfilled her Pledges to the
People? Not Yet.
CHAPTER


SUFREAE CoUEr- JumsDIcr0N LOCATION STATE CAPI-
STATE INSTITUTIONS.
ouss 50 .
ai elnns ha he brought g determine ne gaAdy q fe
location q ne capital the state of ola5ona any
the State o 0kiahona ana declaring emergency
BE II Enacted BIZ the People Of the State o. Oklahoma
Jurisdiction conferred-prccedure.
Section Exclusive original jurisdiction Is hereby con
ferred upon the Supreme Court Of the State Of Oklahoma
hear and determine any actor that may be brought involving
the legality of The removal location attempt
or locate the capital any normal school Or other edu
xatonal charitable institution o the and n any such
xtton the Supreme Court shall have he power and juT
dcon including the power appoint referee. which now
as under the laws Of this the location of
Bounty seats and all such actions shall be governed by
the procedure which prevails 1 county seat
tests 8a##
Provided that any resident taxpayer of this state shall
have rigil hearing before the Supreme Court upoa
the execution Of good and sufficient bond for cost to be
approved by the clerk of the And provided further that
any and all actions brought under the provisions Of this act
shall be commenced within days after the passage OF any
for the removal location Of the state capital any
NAL school e educational charitable institution Of the
Emergency.
Section An emergency IS hereby declared by
whereof necessary the immediate preservation Of the
public peace health and safety that this take effect and be
in force from and after its passage and approval
Approved December 7, 1910.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-22


I An ordinance Ievying and assessing
4 a special tax upon certain lois r. tie
( city of Gashries Oklahoma. Tor dis
itrict sewers
BE 1t Ordained ~ tse Boara Of Com.
mIssioners Of the City of Gunrss.
Oklahoma.
Z Section 1. THAT q levy ae ard the
sane y asrehy made and assesse4
Iupon TIE Following Iots asd pIeees 81
ground III toe city of GathrIe. Okla
BONA. for buslalng 4 aissrfaf saver In
Sewer District No 90. the amcnnt 81
said levy and assessment Is as f0a
lows to-wit. Lots. /, 2. q. 4. S. s. IS.
8g. III. An. f2. 18 ia. 15, 1s. IT, ts. 1a.
4 20 2i 42 % and "A. Block re-. East
I lGashrse. the sum oF So es upon each
land every lot
\ Ents. .. e. a. S, &, i, 8. =. 10
ll9. 81. f3. IA. l5, It's. ~. Is. la. 2g. I'll.
i22 IS and -, Block ST.. East Guthrie.
fbe sum 0g S2z So upon each aaa
legery l0t
Let's. d. q Q. A. 6 s. ri 81 q, gg
tlI 12, I7. "a. I5. ~, IT. -. ~ 20. ~
tgZ z9 aud q Block 81 East Guthrie
lthe sam es g32ss spon each and
tevery lat
Lots 4. q b s. s. 6. z, s, Q. re-.
iII. a2, %. "a, l5. 70. i7. IS. H. Z0 ~
I1g and "a Block So, sast Gnthrae,
lthe Sum "a s@28s gpon each and
.svery lot.
Lots. z. g. g. 9. 6. Z. s. 9, IT,
l11. g.. 1a. Is, rs. rs, H. is Is. 81, 81
.a2 a3 and "a. Block 81. East GGathrie
.ghe sum 81 s2&ss np0a each ard
,sgs.Fe lot
Lots 4. q &. &. Z. s. z. s. 8. To-
tff T3 fa. g4 tE Is fT. le, Ig. Z4. a.
- 81 and 44 Block s4. East Guthrie
isha sum of Sass upon eaCb aid
EVERY I'D.
seeflon That If at the expiration
5of f0ar aaeks from tha passage nf
iiafs ordinance. tbe AMOUNT named e
49, -. ~ ts3s .~si~ar.e toze.ha
f8f Tie rnst nj publication stall roE
Ise nad than tie noagd AZ Comm
sfoners of tAe city 81 frmfhrle. Dsr
s.ssed szalnsf suaa lots and rsse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-22
CHAPTER &
n CArrrtI-PER1ANENT LoCtTI0'


prosdHs ~ ts ro-7ss1 siaa e- -. fe-.--
~ sas csP q sssts q osasaa esais S--7 rs
accspt for ess.9. 1p ts - -
e, y FHrrfri 81 fag PE5sis t- Ssae g gsAaheaa
Capital located
of Okahona shall be and IS hereby established az Oklahoma
C,rv IN The county OF Oklahoma The said state and TIE per-
,sreut canto o the shall be erected The following
described lands Fifteen OF land surrounding point On
the halfecon line running north and south between The n9Tt
east fourth md the northwest fourth 20 seon uNelssss
- township twelve fI7l north range three (sl west 81 the
Indian Meridian otherwise known tie center af Lincoln
boulevard a. Is intersection with the celez OF lAet
street extending from the ghtoWay % lae Atcisn
Tauka and santa Fe Railway Company and tHe tNecut,e
Mansion shall Be located tfs vicinity OF SAID eap2 gTll
On site consisting Of oneaf block the same . oe secte4
tv the Capitol C0mTniSs-7n.
csp5tei cornission created
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-22

City and ASSOCIATES hereby submit the Senate Capitol
Location Committee and through said committee 70 the Legs
and tic Oklahoma the following proposition Tor
te permanent location 81 the seat q government
and the State Capitol Oklahoma City im Oklahoma county
Oklahoma
I'm consideration u tie immediate permanent acaHon of
the legal Capitol tile State o Oklahoma at Oklahoma Cfg,
OH hereinafter described by the Legislature -
session Oklahoma Cty and r commencement o the work
o erecting said State Capitol building aid tract to 6e here
described before the first day Cf IDLY, I9IT and
that -aid Capitol buildings -Ha1 be prosecuted with due diff
geuce completed and shall Be completed proy1ed here
by Jny saving ard excepting, only, unavoidable
delays occasoned by strikes legal complications unavoidable
casualtes III Cod and the failure o said persons here
matter mentioned and their and the trustee herein
after naued perform and fulfill The conditions. agreements
aud obligations herein proposed and agreed ID be done and -
Immediate establishment 81 the Of government and Capitol
of the Oklahoma City. said county and state We
propose d9 and 1e donc the following matters and
Things:
We the undersigned citizens ard residents ard oar
oeiate propose and agree organize corporation ~ be
known he Capitol Building Company or To be known
81 ger appropriate aue said corporation ~ be organ
izg unisr THE Jaw e Tire State oi Oklahoma and to De in-
eerForatad or ae III thousand dollars s 9o0oo1,
divided hundred shares 81 dollars $1,000 each
said company above mentioned 90 b incorporated and
organized fo e purpose of acting tras I'll behalf VI said
persons above mentioned and te associates donors and
the said of Oklahoma he douee provided herein
1--WE further agree make. and deliver to the
state of Oklahoma good ami sufficient bond sl tle
hundred Thousand dollars (SIoooooool or the faithful
performance o te agreement. and obligations mentioned and
contained this said proposition. which said boaa to be made,
executed and delivered words and figures follows q
wit.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-22
HAvE YOU An OPPORTUNITY
70 OFFER TO soMEoNER

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-22
ORDINANCE 40. q

First published In the Guthrie Daily
Leader, Aug 5, 1910
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-22
HAPTER Is.
STATE CAPIToL- -DgSATlON orr SITE
rr-..,. ratf

aahorEng Donation
1e Aaptp 22e-aAt
ac.rl-g e-ae-se.-E
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-22


state ol fkaona good ami sufficient bond s .e sum q
one hundred thousand dollars 6STooooaoo, for the faithful
performance o te agreements and obligations mentioned any
contained this said proposition which said oond 10 be made
executed and delivered words and figures as follows 2
Know A 2len 6y These Presents:
THAT the undersigned residents and citizens Of Oklahoma
City n TIE county and pa Oklahoma do by these pres
firmly o1igae and bind themselves to the state q esiaho-
n the total q hundred thousand dollars SIo9
oogOoB subiect however the following conditions t1 W
~ Ihe state ot Oklahoma snail bs ana through Is Leg
isature assembled now % extraordinary session " ega ana
constitutional approved by tire Governor a Okla
hoa said Enactment To bc passed al sand extraordinary %
sion wt the emergency clause locate the permanent Capitol
and Of government b e state Of Oklahoma Oklahoma
City
That the said enactment shall provide lat tire Capitol
buildings saA be SITUATED Lincoln boulevard bc
tween Eighteenth aad ~ents hird stre4 Oklahoma es.
and Witain he corporate .tats Is said city
Provided h8wever tire obligations hereof shall cease and
determine arid become neH and Fol and o no effect a
when anr person firm corporation al provide and ursh
the state Of Oklahoma tree Capitol ste within the location
above described consisting of az least tttaen acr1s ana sna
Is one million dollars sfoooo0oool t3 De used and Tor
the erection and equipment 81 Capitol building Or building
and thc furnishings thereof; aud.
ProgdcI Grther has no be o fe s.gners hereaf aaa
IS ob.iga'ed hereby e pa % any event greater an laa
five thousand lS5oooco 6 reason 81 signing ihis unaeFsSms
THE said bond be made ezecused and Delivered By ngt
less an hr so acceptable snreies and A provided herein
aar ON a before Sne iiFsi te o JA5 W 3 s ste ioi 1
purpose 0f erecting thereon Capitol building and Tree
SITS or he erection thereon o an Executive Mansion or ihs
said State 81 Oklahoma Wh11 sites aa not p "e assTesa
exceed the ai t3eatg 7o acres and winch s'e or the
-ad Capso building Is described IS follows g ssh.
The Capto building slaa center oa te oae-1aii secaN
ne RAINING nofta soa between ac northeast quarter
and the northwest quarter oi section tesegeu f271 p2"n-
a5p twelve lfzl north range t5rec 4 of tic ndan
Meridian otscras-e noar 4. ae center 81 Lincoln boulevard
a te center oi Twenty street e-
tended east im hc right of Was Fl fig Aoha.on iereA4
surrounding ,aid Dl'ot auarc soru HearIf possible
ae tEcra'i.e Aaa.'an saal 5 o#aiea = i.e yisHs 2s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-22

* 4 DUNHAW city cierk
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-26
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. May 2b.--Ciose: All lead
ing wheat producers are satisfied with
the present crop promise. southwest
ern Kansas and oklahoma have a poor
showing, hut the best wheat counties
are all right in both winter and sprin
wheat belts: while over the Canadian
line they are figuring on an enormous
increase over all previous crop records.
The May deal II still causing the
bears a lot OF trouble and anxiety.
They feel that everything else I'm the
situation 10 In their favor. but there
is some alarm felt because OF indica-
lions that the bull interests are taxi
fng hold OF July They will be forced
20 do something with the enormous
stocks OF wheat that are now I'm Chi
cago. and the large receipts that will
be kept up until the end OF the pres
emit month Mifierg are not buying, IN
fact they can make more money by
selling their wheat than by grinding
II and forcing the product on an un-
Wiling hour market.
Liverpool reported wheat under
pressure In that market Argentine
reports for the week were not large.
but the bulk OF the wheat was des-
tined for the United Kingdom.
Prices broke about sc n year ago
because OF enormous lines being
thrown on the market The man who
was the leading short at that TIM
and took IN the wheat on the break Is
believed to be one Of the principal
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-26
||D|IEI TRIPS
gROW IN FAVOR
rnnrf Crowd Yet Attends Whole
~, third Outing 50 Clair
ma Port Huron Visited

>r&- <h,vd az the series OF one-day
.I1>v trips. given By the Wnoiesai-
Z. - w.n,,facturers association,
-<~. lived M to the successful
-.>.< 80 Nv the two that preceded
f # I @r<.~rdax.s trip brought out the
@r<os< number that has appealeu 80
.nny members who were Unable -
<><e the trips before. being on manu-.
@~1v two towns. were visited py the
-.-~fv. The nrst stop being 81 Clair,
<ich was reached Mt 1880. Inc
<<1~~ns were out In force 70 greet the
-<~o1ters. and q committee Of busi-
rr men. headed by Mayor Frank
--ors attended an oficial welcome,
"a. Moore making short address.
rhe party then broke up into
.1onns. some being picked up by au-
.un6hiles and shown around the city,
rhile others visited their customers.
+ 0ne large party was escorted by Mr..
n&oben Moore through the plant OF
(ke Diamond Crystal Salt Co. Others
. 1@ero taken through the fine residence
F nocfion OF the city, while many could
no< get away from the attractive
n<orea az the local merchants.
The cars left st. Clair at 1l:15 and
arrived at the Hotel Harrington. IN
PORT Huron, at HAS. Dinner was
neryed there, after which the party
divided ND TO visit the hnstling merch-
nnts or the Tunnel City. Automobiles
we're provided by the citizens tor
.nlxhtooeing. after business was nm
Hhed. Ia the absence or Mayor Bell.
uho was trying to convince the state
Military board that Port Huron Is the
rxoper spot for the militia encamp-
ment this year, Commissioners Mud
lord and Smith extended the ofticial
welcome
one party found its way across the
river TO Sarnia where they were en-
1ortained by Col. Robert Mackenzie.
|of the Sarnia Street Railway Co. A
.oecial car was secured to take the
v]sitors out to Lake Huron beach.
The cars on the return trip left
port Huron at $3.50. and came through
rs Detroit without stops, arriving
kome at $40. Everyone who took
nc trip, Thursday. voted II success
~ both from the standpoint OF busi-
n6oa and acquaintance, and also as an
onjoyable outing.
Il Al announced by Chairman Zen
11er that the next trip will be made
Thursday, June I, and Flint will be
>he destination. The cars will leave
~ O'Clock, and will arrive In the
Vchicle City at 10. The party VIII
1ovo six hours In the city.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-26
FRIGHTENED HORSE RUNS
THROUGH ANN ARB0R STORE
Didn't Take Wagon With Him. But II
Wasn't His Fault.-cIerks Hit
High Places.

UfHu Places.
ANN ARBOR. Mich, May 26.-The
next time horse takes notion TO
take stroll in the mems furnishing
store, owned by N. +. Allen, In this
city, Mr.. Allen and his clerks hope he
will notify them In advance SO they
can get safely out OF the way. A
frightened horse jumped through a
rear window OF the store here late
yesterday, upset pile OF boxes OF
winter hats. jumped over table lad
en- with straws, dashed down a mar
row aisle between two glass show
finding a display case blocking his
way at the entrance, jumped through
II. and continued on his way down
the street, scattering collars, cuffs,
neckties and silk socks, as he ran.
That the horse didn't bring the
wagon, 10 which he was hitched. with
him was not his fault. as the wagon
baked at the window, and when the
scared animal climbed through the
window he was accompanied only by
such bits OF his harness as dehed the
strain. The clerks in the store heard
the animal coming when he smashed
the glass In the window, and all OF
them did a marathon to the front
door, beating the frightened animal
by about two jumps. The damages
are estimated at 5000. which the own
er will have TO pay for his horses
little escapade. The horse became
frightened at a flock of chickens In
the alley where he was being fed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-26
ROOSEVELT PRAISES WORK
OF SENATOR LaF0LLETTE
Says People Can Look TO Wisconsin
For Leadership 20 Solve important
Problems.


NEW YORK. May 2s.-Ex-Presi-
dent Roosevelt has an article in the
Outlook on Wisconsin; An object
lesson for the Rest OF the Union" In
which he says In part:
Il doubt whether American
students OF social economics fully
realize the extraordinary work that
has been accomplished during the
last decade, and Is now being accom-
plished In the state OF Wisconsin un-
der the lead OF Senator LaFollette
and the group OF entirely practical
and at the same time zealously en-
thusiastic workers who have come
into active control OF the state main
ly or largely because Of the lead he
has given them.
We can now. at least, I'm many
cases, look for leadership to Wiscon-
sin when We desire TO try to solve
the great social and Industrial prob
lens of the present and the future.
instead OF being forced always TO
look abroad. II Is noteworthy that In
Wisconsin when one speaks OF such
wonders, II Is possible TO include
therein the student as well as the
political leader In no other state
in the union has any university done
the same work for the community
that has been done In Wisconsin by
the University OF Wisconsin.
1T is only In Wisconsin, SO far as
know, that really serious and thor
ough effort is being made to find out
how TO frame measures which shall
give the people effective control over
the big corporations without going
into wild extravagances; and In this
effort politician and student have
joined hands. Again, found the
legislators grapplinS with the ques-
ton OF workmen's compensation.
They were engaged in considering
the introduction into the state politi-
cal system OF the initiative, referen-
dunn, and recall. What they were
probable practical results OF the
measure, what 1t would do for good
what 1t would do for evil, and how
in actual practice IL should be guard.
ed and so applied as to make II like
ly that 1t would secure the maximum
of good at the cost OF the minimum of
evil.
After my visit felt like 'congratu-
lating Wisconsin upon what It had
done and was doing; and felt much
more like congratulating the country
as whole because 1t has in the state
Of Wisconsin pioneer. blazing the
way along which we Americans must
make our civic and industrial advance
during the next few decades.