The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 20, No. 35, Ed. 1 Saturday, June 13, 1908 Page: 1 of 8
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THE rtrr.ATTOMA CAPITAL, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE U 1908 , n \iK-m.AcKU «
TTVSTOCK, PROVISlONSlFlNAJCIAL *-' Stov , , '
-rw Market Still Going Towards Stag- W 11* W *
Mose Weinberger
Transfer Co
Market at
•?Transfering, Storage, PacKing
| Receivers and Distributers of Car Lots
v| PHONE 39
Chicago was
Yesterday.
Higher
a«™, „4 n™ « *.« *r4i 8ug
Effects
Guthrie, OKIa.
OKIa. Ave
501-509 W
MISSISSIPPI DRUGGISTS
- (Southern Press.)
. i„nfi 11—A. consider-
MefldlaSortlon of th.- 25 Omembera oI
able Prof°Qtate pharmaceutical as-
£ p^nf when the annual
!'« en"on was called to order here to-
WEST VERGINIA BANKERS
(Southern Press.)
i «t>. w V& June U.—Many
, Ti"1*' of 'important to the financial
' "n"w" t of W««t Virginia are under dls-
association, in progress
I&MMW&
IHMMMIM
MEMfcNO WOMEN
Una Big O tor «nn•torsi
irrtf.tlo.. or
of OUCOBI m«nibr Rei.
P iule . and not attritt*
g#nt poisonoui.
Sold by
or net
toy exjire**. W"' 18C
•j .00. or S bottles **.75.
Circular seal ®° reauast.
cunalon a. ,hvannual conv.nUon^J_h«
State BanKe
here today.%
CALIFORNIA ENGINEERS
(Southern Press.)
Stockton. Cal., June ll.-Englneers from
all over the "ate are In attend^nM to-
day ul the convention ot the *
Association ot Stationary Bnglnee... Til,
.eisiun will continue three .lavs
MILLERS IN DETROIT
Detroit. Mich.. June 10,-Hundreds of
millers from all over the country will
take part 111 the three days maas "need-
ing of the National Federation of Mil
lent In Detroit
young people meet
Jacksonville, ,,|„ J,.,,0 10. Hundred. o,
voung people of this section are In Jack
aonvIHe today to aU.nd'heannual dto-
trlcl conference .of the Christian
deavor Union
HOGS WERE 10 CENTS UP
Receipts at Chicago Were : Cattle
6,000; Hogs, 26.000; Sheep, 10 -
000—Cattle Sold Up to $7.9j
and Hogs to $5.62 l-2c
(Associated Press.)
11 ('little receipts 6.00,
Chicago, ,une l {^higher; steers .«o
ftrJ™ *,,d
feeders M.2MJ6.40. market 10c hlgh-
Hogs,-Receipts 26,000. mar" K015 8O;
5,l!0- shout 10.000; market
s t e a d y^The ep h"556 7^; lara b s H $ 0 ® ■
yearlings
WHEAT MH5T STEOSO PIUCE MOVEMENT SLUGGISH
ST. JOE LIVESTOCK
(Associated Press.) ■
,i Cattle receipts «,00,
St. joe, June U. Call Natlve
sr^V^^^f^dh^ers,:,..
^ Ilog«—-Hecelpts 6,WOO; matk,t MOUe
higher; top $5.SO; b",i,(|5'l5mari,et io®!Sc
*■«*>■*■■ ye,ir"nKs an'1
wethers H@6.Ho. ^
SOUTHERN SHRINERS
(Southern Press.)
kSKsSssSS
have ^companled the nobles to AehevUle.
There win a business session, a con-
cert and a banquet tomorrow.
July Delivery Closed at a Net Gam
of 7-8 o—Corn was up l-4c— .
Oats were l-8o higher and Pro-,
visions 17 1-2 to 26c up
(Associated Press.)
, w C*roo damage reports
Chicago. June U. P southwest
from the nor'hwe |n th<) local
caused a "treng , delivery clqalng at
wheat ln<* J: MMo corn was up 4'Si-
Sau ic M??«r and provision, were
m to c higher. wHBAT
The wheat market was '^"favor
opening was w*aK.l^^s"n this country
able weather conditions In .
and a decline of more than id at L
&J8i££&g3S.
new crop by e«Mslve ,ind Mtn.
bullish ,n.luence.r Scat
tered realising al- caused a reactlo
fro mthe high point
Reduction in the Price of Iron and
Steel OauBes Most of the Dul-
nfcss.—It is Felt that the Reduc-
tion is Too Small
the day. The
beland
MANUFACTORIES^wmCH
HOME
YOUR
rtAKINO
Guthrie Broom Factory
E. S. MITCHELL, Proprietor.
Manufacturer of
FINE BROOMS AND BRUSHES
804 East Oklahoma Ave.
PHONE 745.
The Southwestern Iron Co.
general foundry work-
stacks AND TANKS-
GENERAL machine work
Guthrie Steam Bottliaa Works
i all Flavors of Soda
^•rranT^ounUin Estract,
Fountains Charged,
j. WEINBERGER, Proprietor.
Capital City
Marble and Granite Works
j E. OGROSKY.
114 North VineStreet.
One-half block North ot
Write Catalogue.
LLOYD CVERLEES
Bottling Works
JERSEY CRT AM
IRON BREW
AFRIKOLA
PHONE 36V
J. T.
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
Fir. Briok and Cl.y-Rocfing Felt
and Pitch—Planing Mill Work of
,|| Kinds. PHONE 440.
The Reufflineli-Braun Co.
Main Office; Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Manufacturers and Dealers in Ice
OKLAHOMA PLANT8s
Ponoa City, Blackwell, Klnafisher
and Shawnee.
THE CORRl'GYTEII Cl'LVf RT
close was firm. . oca
July opened i®i to @|c 'cwer at 85J
.o M advanced to 8H®i and closed at
m Clearances of wheat and flour wer,
equal to 180.000 bushels. Prlm"?'8. ™
-,^,^e"r.r';-atl'nneapol,
one year ago.
The eom market was Inclined to be
weak early In the (lay owing to Im-
proved weather conditions and the break
In wheat. It rallied however, b.fore the
end 01 the llrat hour and continued
steady, the remainder of the session.
July opened ashade llwer at «• solt1^
fiojffis and then advanced to 0,4. ine
clo«e was at 8Ti. Local receipts w.re 331
cars with 1# of contract grade.
OATS.
Renewed liquidation of the July deliv-
ery caused moderate weakness in oats
early In the day but a firmer tone devel-
oped or. covering by shorts. July opened
| higher at 42*. declined to 41fl and then
advanced to « Th„ close was at <24.
Local receipts were 122 cars.
provisions.
Provisions were active and strong on
buying by local packers and a 10c ad-
vance in lve hogs. At the close July pork
was up 25c at JH 06; lard was i®*c higher
at $$.TTyEJ8.80; ribs were up 17K300C at
*T.T2i<n>7.TC.
R8TIMATED RECEIPTS.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow are:
Wheat 17 cora; corn 309 cars; oats 1M
cars; hogs 22,000 head.
FOR USE IN RAILROADS
STREETS AND HIGHWAYS
The Guthrie Milling Co.
Mnufaotur.ro of High G d. Flour
For Domestic and Fortign
Trade.
CAPACITY 600 BARRELS PER DAY
WEST SIDE CARRIAGE W0HKS
Manufacture of
CARRIAGES ^ ^^DESCRIPTIONS
Heavy Wagons a Specialty
Mitchell Concrete Stone
and Briek Work
.-tt5?££9
L locks a specially.
dolgiht—aleo all other ord.rs
1 j I ly filled.
P. O
Guthrie Ice and Fuel Co.
Manufacturers of
CLEAR—CLEAN—ICE
Wholesale Order. Solicited
PHONE 585.
The Guthrie Rug Factory
Will M.k. Your Old Carpet. Into
Nic New Rugs-Writ, or Call t
619 East Oklahoma Avenue—For ln-
mation, Phone 1058.
MAMMlt BROTHERS
Button and Badge Makers.
Souvenir Albums anl Post Card..
Rush Orders Our Special Delight.
118 East Oklahoma Avenue.
Model Roller Mills
Manufacturers of Hard and So?t
Wheat Flour—Brands: Silver & Gold,
Perfection.
Dealers in Grain and Feed.
DULUTH WHEAT
(Associated Press.)
Duluth, June 11.—Wheat No. 1 northern
$1,053; No. 2 northern $101|; July $1,034;
September $84-
ST. LOUIS WOOL.
(Associated Press.)
St Louis, June 11.—Wool firm; medium
gardes, combing and clothing 16®18c;
light fine H®15C{ heavy* fine 10®Uc; tub
washed I9®#c-
KANSAS CITY POTATOES
(Associated Press.)
Kansas City, June 11.—Potatoes new
southern, $1.2&®1.85; old stock, car lots,
Colorado 85®90; northern 75®80c; small
lots 10c more.
MME. GOULD TO MARRY
WITHIN A MONTH
(Associated markct
New York" therdegree towards
subsided another degree^ ( (U
ti on today. The sr.,rceH JistJngnf'.
price movement * total sales for
able and the low record of total
a d.y over a was did
narrow price move Huotuatlon
not hold, and the movement
within the nnrrowtn^eofthe speculatlv
proved the uncertainty of tne i
"while the rdemnnd that
lethargic it wa- account.d^favorau
roost ms"cou-a'iting.""^'es s .1:ron« <^Hh
nlcal position for the p hoiaings
slight hampering from
easily forced on the wa9
naclty with wh eh ^ un(KVOr.
^e"a°no which pa.-a>y"'' the demand
r.toCi. witho,.. inducing any^^e
selllne pressure. The feeling (
Ites being in general l.elievlng that n
llTh«rlfrankR"pnk^noplnlon of the Iron
AEp that the price reduction while
ir.g conc.Mlon. already made by Indepen-
dent makers was not radical enough to
Induce now buying, was taken to indt
catts a probability that further fd"=t(?n
would follow before active revival ot de-
mand would set In. . .
Notice was taken ot the rise in prices^ of
meats of all kinds which was announced
pester day In connection with the fears
that price reduction, of steel product,
would be followed necessarily by wage re
adjustments. The Issuing of the ub
.crlptlon for the I nloii ac c
both here and in London In advance of
the datP set on the ground that th" de-
mand wa. already covered amounts* to
an announcement of the success of he
subscription. Meantime dealings in tha
now bonds whs nlssued were continued In
the outside market to an extent which
wiped otu the previous excitement
Brooklyn Transit was sold on tne as-
sumption that the passage of the anti-
racing bills at Albany would affect the
lar** trafflg of the company In carrying
crowds to tho race tracks. Some reports
of crop damage were in circulation In tho
atock exchange in aplte of the early de-
cline in prices of wheat.
Floods were said to have caused con-
siderable damage to railroad property
ai™ In the southwest.
Bonds werP heavy. Total sles, par
value $1,799,000.
United States twos advanced i per cent
on call.
bashful
fixe a .
COAX
dollars from.
tight-wad
POCKETS.
ELECTRICITY IS ALL RIGHT!
Guthrie Light & Power Company
l R. FAIRFIELD
TRANSFER, COAL AND STORAGE
Receivers and Distributers of Car Lois B«t Orades'of
Coal always in Store. Goods Packed, Stored and Shipped
lo Order.
QUICK SERVICE AT ALL TIMES
407-409 West Harrison Avenues.
Phone 20.
Let us have your dirty-
clothes. It will be healthy
for you and good for us.
THE GUTHRIE LAUNDY CO
Phone 109. 502-4 W. Okl*
The Guthrie Tent and Awning Co.
Manufacturers of Store and Office
Awning, Tents, Wagons and Horse
Covers. .117 South First Street.
E. O. HEILMAN, Prop.
\0VH AMI M ML HANI FACTORY
Umbrella, and Model, of AM De.crlptlon.
Manufacturer of
CELEBRATED WARDROBE COUCHES
w. I. West, Manager, 120 Vine bt.
Kaley's Marble and Granite
Do not be too late to be early.
The 30th day of May is Decor-
ation Day.
120 North First Street.
OKLAHOMA
Carriage and Wagon Works
Manufacturers of All Kinds of
Vehicles. Repairing Promptly
Attended to. Rubber Tiring
Phone 681. of All Kinds.
Her Attorneys in Paris Explain
the Delay In Her Union With
Prince Helie de Sagan
(International News Service."!
Paris. June 11.—The a4torneys for Mm*.
Anna Gould declared today that \arlous
matters had delayed the marriage of their
client to Prince Belle de Sagan. but that
the ceremony would occur within a
month.
Tho presence of George Gould, Mme.
Gould's brother at the marriage is prob-
lematical; business Interests demand h.s
presence in the United States.
TO HAVE OASES
cheer-
BOX 542.
The Bending Cement Co.
GEO. BENDING, Manager.
All kind., of CEMENT AND CON-
CRETE WORK.. Conorete building
bllV. a .peoi.lty. Estimate, on all
work cheerfully given.
321 West Qklahema Avenue.
BikERY
A. H. RICHMOND,
HOME MADE BREAD
Pie, and C.ke. a Specialty. F,"ey
Groceries, Flour and Feed
01 717 W. Nob!..
Phone 9o. ,
West Side Concrete Works
DOLBY & WRIGHT, Props.
All Kinds of Concrete
Building Material.
PORCH COLUMNS A SPECIALTY
All Work Prompt Phone 9o?
and Guaranteed Cor. 7th & Warner
Candy and lee Cream
I 8. B. HALL Manager.
WHOLESALE nc1"AI1-
Ice Cream, Candle., Chocolates
nd Eon Bon., Flavoring, Syrup.
:C' - •« CAST OKLAHOMA AVE.
Gutlirie Feed Mill
Q. W- Watkins.
HHOPS, HAY, CORN AND ETC.
Owntr of th. Noted Producing Stal-
7i0n OAK GROVE, Record 2:10.
Phona 168. *1# Bo. Div.ion St
EXPIRE II1KERV
w. J. BLACK, Prtp.
BREAD, CAKES AND PIE8
Our name is good and we make it
;jinife«t by keeping It eo. A trial is
convincing.
Phone 275. 311 So Second St
Large Stock of Liquid Refresh-
ment Will Accompany Tam
many Delegation to Denver
(Southern Pres..)
New York. June U.-Denver hn.t of
the democracy, has reckoned without !t«
guests in announcing that the notional
convention wi.l be ••dry." The hou.and
or <, Tfitnmany hr.ve. who will go out
to Denver In a Ir
Intention of rl.klng death by 'hirst,
the eves ot the statesmen of Tammany
™/Kt.r Ix all right to make Ice of and
float ship, on, but poor for drinking
PUArPr«t big. well-iced, well-stocked
oasis will bi loaded on the train de
luxe, and It will save th. lives of the
Tammany .talesmen.
Tammany braves say that the pro
Mbltlonlsts who have captured the demo-
cratic (.invention six weeks in advance
at.' all good mo no doubt and don t
require anything stronger than eooltea
Hut Tammany men who were brought up
under the Raines low nr. accustomed
to have what th.y want, and as much
as they want, when they wont it
TREASURY BALANCES
(Associated Press.)
Washington, June 11.—Today's state-
ment of the treasury balances In the gen-
eral fund exclusive ot the *150,000,000 gold
reserve shows;
Available cash balances $240.:JW.309.
Gold coin and bullion 128.381,211.
Gold certificates $3W>,300.
KENTUCKY DEMOCRATS
(Southern Press.)
Lexington, Ky., June 11.—The Blue
Grass city Is today the srene of what Is
likely to be one of tho moat interesting
conventions in the history of th«- K«-n-
tucky democracy. While there Is iittle
doubt that the action of the stat* com-
mittee. In Indorsing Bryan for president,
will be upheld, there Is likely to be a
strenuous tight for the control of the
state organisation. The convention is
composed of 1,086 delegatos.
OFF FOR CHICAGO
(Southern Press.)
oaii Francisco. June 11. -Delegates from
the Pacific coast states to the r.tpublican
national convention In Chicago will leav«
for the Windy City today and tonrtorrow
Th? California delegation is scheduled
to leave for the east today and will bo
on the ground early. M H. DeYoung,
of this city, is chairman of thr delega-
tion. Philip Bancroft has been selected
as secretary and George Dryden a- *er-
K >ant-al-arms. Thp Golden State delega-
tion like thoso of other Pacific oast
states. Is solid for Taft. If any pronounc-
ed Roosevelt boom should bo sprung
however It Is likely that the Callfornlans
■would speedily climb into the Roosevelt
band wagon.
ye«Ereeordially invited
t;««. r f lartre
,0 can at our Studio and inspect tbe line of^
photographs we arc making,
in anything photographic. ' ^
flrmaiitroui Brothers.
GUTHRIE NATIONAL BANK
_ , vrv iu OKLAHOMA. -
OLDT5ST BANK —
CAPITAL $150,000
i yj i'uiry, A- vi. c. liierer, Q.
i ■ c Gujw, !TriU * U ale, J-
, 1J'h« "llenry K.' Afp and Kobcrl 8oh r«- , yic,)-Pr..ldents; |
Hughes, Henry • "Pre,|d,.nt; i.' Dale and J- 1
Officer. U. • r h Haviehorst. ASBlstan^^ GUARANTY
Officers U. • _ r flavl^horst. Assist
Bobert Bohlberg. C • SECURED BY
;SSo°S°t"°"TATE .r -
classified business directory
of Guthrie
bryan a delegate
MONETARY COMMISSION
(Southern Press.)
New York. June 11.—A sub commltte
of the new National Monetary comtni"
elon, organised just after th«* adjourn
mert of congress, meets today at tli--
piHf.ii hotel to map out a tentative work-
in* plan. The sub committee Is com
posed of flenators Hale, Aldrich find
Ballev and Representatives Burton. \ ree-
land and Padgott. A meeting of the full
commission will he held next month.
local markets
By E. E. Talltnan.
Phone 141.
Alfalta H y, per ton
prairie Hay. P*r ton. ..........
Alfalfa Hay, per ton, baled
prairie Hay, per ton, baled .
Brau, P«r 100 lbs.
fellow corn, per bushel
Oats, per bushel
MODEL ROLLER MILLS.
Phone Dl.
attornkys-at-law
c. m. BARNES
Kr-GoTeni«r ef Oklafco«
Attorney-at-Law Wash-
,,„d or,*, ■mum «■* "- "
ington -
towel supply CO.
"guthrie T0WL8UPPW.
... .ao.oo
to
.17 to |H </]
jzsz sr-i. w - --a
l'hone G4ft
EEAL ESTATE AGENTS
notary pubuo
PHONE 27
tniE.OKlA.
bookbinders
POINTERS, STATIONERS
HIE OKL A110HA CIGMl BOX Co.
Manufacture™ of
West Side Feed Mills
M. L. MORRISON, M.n.g^-.
HAY, CORN, CHOPS, ETC.
Phon. 812. 1011 W. Noble. A...
THETlONEEircOTrOS MILLS
Manufacturer, of
Wrapping Twine, of all Desoriptiora,
Colored Drug Twin.., Cotton Rope,
Miner. Wiok, Staging and Sain.
Twines.
Guthrie Auto & Machino Works.
116-20 North Vine St.
Qsrage—Automobllee for rent.
We repair automobiles, gasoline en-
gines, steam englenrfi pumps, dynamos
Manufacturers "i glnes, steam engienn,,
f innr Roxes Light ^hippinj Boxee. motor#i electric fsns, etc,
n I in Cioar Manufnoturer'a Tools we solicit business of i
Dealers In C.fl«r Man- mlllt( f|Q
B JRR printing houses,
'<<">< "•■'"■ "f'"r """■
BRICK WORKS
COOPER & BONES
, Manufaeturar. of Building and Sid.-
walk Briok. H.lp boo.t th.' dinner
pall brigad.. W. solicit your patron-
age. PHONE 66, X LINE.
Guthrie Novelty Works
J. W. LANE, Manager,
WE MAKE & REPAIR ANYTHING
All work warrant.d. 202 North Second
Stre.t. Wagon., Buggies and Plow.
M.d. to Order—Tool. Sharpened.
Coyle's Ootton Oil Hill
Manufacturer of
Cotton s..d Product., Refined Oil*,
Famous Financier Will Probably
Be Selected to Go to Denver
(Southern Press.)
Roanoke. Va„ June 11-Th. democrat-
ic slate convention ot Virginia wa- call-
ed to order here today, wl^th ..
•ates In attendance. Bryan Is apparently
the choice Of a majority of the delegate*
and no other candidate ha. made a seri-
ous Impression among Virginia rtamo-
Tl'g likely that Thoma. l^rlone Ryan
of New Tork and Virginia, the buc-
c.neer of «n.«" will '« '-
delegate to H'nv.r from Ihe Wev.ntb
Virginia dl.lrlct,. whor, he makes nts
borne a part of the yoar. He represen ed
,he dl.trct at ihe Bt. I.oul. convention
four year, ago
Abolition of the party primary I" one
of tho tf.ues befr.ro the convention. It
Ih n Megs') bv opponents of the primary
M bv Judge n T W. Duke, a guher-
natoHal candidate, that It allows only
men of large means to offer for onto#
Under the primary olan, candldatos are
renolred to psv a,,th...p.n... of print
required to pay all the expenses or prin - ^ prtcs
|ng Hdverflsing and rent. In addition to ' *■
(Used bran, per 100 lbs * 1
IVhlte shoite. per 100 lbs U 6
t\rhlte corn, per bushel
Kaffir com, per bushel J0c
Oat«. per buahel, g
Wheat, per buiftel,
Corn chop, per 100 lbs fl.*
PRODUCE MARKET.
By Wilbur Commission Co.
Phone 88.
Butter, sweet packing stock.
Egg« p*r case
Broilers
Hens,
Old oocks.
Toung cockM, staggy. each ...
Oulnean, per
Hen turkeys.
Tom turkeys, old
Ducks, F. F. *
Geese, F. I F.
Green salt cured, No. 1
Green, No t •• VV'
Bull end stag, one cent le «
Dry,
£UJ. BLACHMAN,
K'"1* ""
lUo
13 ro
i«c
cue
16c
lftc
11.30
00c
08c
... ...7|0
08c
6® 10c
1VL l. WEST.
An Establinhod Real Estate A r-nt
,m Lo.nfc f. A. COOCINS ftentala
Every tiling In insurance. F.mt and diy
List Your Property With Me ror
"physician and SURGEON
119 E. Oklahoma Avenue
Mtioiv ' liuililingl
Thone No. 304
Jno. C. Dovell. 0r0"w"vv"Kuok.
OtmtRAL PRACIlCIONtH
Calls answered day or night, in city or fiintry.
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