The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 169, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 11, 1909 Page: 3 of 8
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THE OKLAHOMA STATE C4 I^AT. THUKSDAY MOENINO. NOVEMBEK 11, 19(19
PAGE THPEE
FLOOD FOLLOWS IN WAKE
First Communication in Days
Gets Through From Jamaica to
United States—Something Hap-i
ening to the 3ottom of the
Sea.
KINGSTON. Jamni<a. Nov in.
the land lines ate down as ti .- its ilt of
a storm that lins swept this se^tlo-
Communication with the iniorlor an
neiyhhorltiR Islands Is Imposslb • Fl P 1
followed the wind storm and continue un-
abated.
The above despatch Is the first in
received direct from Kingston since cable
communication between the United Stai
and Jamah i was Interrupted by 'he
storm -veral days ago. The despatch
came by way of Colon. Panama.
undersea disturbance.
NEW YORK, Nov 10.—Some violent
und«'r-sea disturbance, possibly an earl It-
quake Is believed to have been respon-
sible for the 'interruption of cable com-
munication with the West Indies d'ir'.nx
the past few days. Although ft message
from Kingston, Jamaica, reporting a 1H-
astrous wind storm and flood on the
island, got through by a circuitous i" i< ■
today, official! of the Commercial Cable
com pan v sav that such a storm would
not aff.'-ct the cable. For this reison it
is believed that something unus ml has
Guaranteed erodes
all Pure Food
Lawn
More
"FrKends Every Year1
r We'll Byn count you among them.
It's just, a matter of time. More and
more housewives are giving up the old-
style, high-priced, Trust-made Baking
iPowders. Thousands are turning to
BAKING
POWDER
One trial does it. You'll never go back.
Speak to your grocer. Lighter, sweeter
baking or money refunded. Far bet-
ter. Costs much less. You won't
believe it till you try for your-
self.
25 Ounces lor 23 Cenla
Cues MA*?6
rJaques Mfg. Co.
Chicago
hapi .
can's bottom.
'Boosters'
* Enjoy a Feast
(CONTINUED FttOM PAGE ONR)
points with witty stories that caused
general laughter, iho governor himself
Joining.
GOV. HASKELL SPEAKS.
Governor Haskell spoke at length
lie said:
"i enjoy occasions like this. Unfortu-
rately for myself, perhaps, 1 am unable
to make the kind of a speech that 1 en-
joy to hear from others, but I want to
tuy that i am deeply and sincere.y in-
terested in the growth of Guthrie. Ok-
lahoma Is an opportunity.
It is an opportunity for the building of
11.any towns. We are pieuliarly favored
by soil and climate. Back in Ohio it
usid to keep us scratching during seven
months of the year to lay by enough to
, keep us during the other five, but hero
able to handle the fund in trust. This j|( our si twe can pr.i ticaliy till the
board, he pointed out. could say t<> sou eleven months of the year. This
prospective manufacturers who ap- is Mo ionger a frontier state. Annually,
proached the local Industrial club with the wealth produced within our borders
a proposition to locate, provided that; ani,,„ntg to $i25,00i ,000. It i* bette
the cit\ would help to finance it, that (ijStrlbute this within our state tha
th.-v would be willing to put in 150,- scatter it over regions, the central points
non. or $100,000, as the case might re- of Which are Kansas City, Chicago a.id
quire, if th- prop..stion appealed to st i„uUis. The way to do that Is to
their business judgment. | build up local enterprises.
"And," said Judge Dale in the course li(.re the governor reviewed his three
of his arguments, "personally I have ra.ioad ventures attempting to connect, ^ ^ October last w;i
not the slight-st doubt but that I could Muskogee and the capital, which proved I ^ ^ nO,C9o against 1,760,416 bushels in
find se - n men in the city of Guthrie saici. that from the moment of ills I 0(.tt |M r valued at $1.:'.ki,006.
whom I f <1 quite certain were morej coming to Oklahoma he was of the ..pin-i ^ ^ number of bales of cotton exported]
capable of investing my money wltli-1 jon that Guthrie was good enough to I ( (c)nher ]nst wfla 1,-_ S9,177 valued at
out pr' ludico in perfect honesty and ,e joined together with the former, a ] ^ s-> :;;in c0mpared with 1,222.119 bates
With more clear-•-ighterl judgment and; tribute fron. a citizen of one town to | ^ 0ctober> l9oSt With a value of I0S.-J91,
264.
EXPORTS FARM PRODUCTS
Increase of More Than 21 Million
Dollars Over Same Month Last
Year.
WASHINGTON ,D. C-. Nov. 10-An ln-
crease of more than {Jl,000,000 In the
value of the exports of domestic pro-
ducts from the United States is shown
tor the month «>f Oct«b..r last compared
with a like period last year, the re-
spective totals being $123,643,T'J0, against
$101,783,848.
This and the further fact that the ex-
ports of wheat declined irom IJ.'i-.i.lib
bushels tor October, 1908, to 8,766.410
bushels In October last, and that the
value of the exports of meat and dairy
products fell from $11,9X5,31-' in October,
ll'OS, to $8,736,740 In October last, ar.> th
i interesting features revealed in a state-
ment issued today by the bureau ot
statistics.
Th- number of bushels of corn export-
068,614. valued
prejudice in perfect honesty and t,e joined together with the former, a
more clear-«ighted judgment and' tribute from a citizen of one town to
' another, since every man thinks his own
j home town Is the best.
RAW MATERIAL IN state. 'humor and earnest purpose, reiterated
Governor Haskell dwelt at length upon ( ^ loyalty to the city and to the stat.v
the amount of production of raw ma-; ^ p*roml8ed to conttnue his efforts for
t. ritl within tlie state compared wlih the !oKislatJon v-hich would prove beneficial
little that was manufactured here into
articles that subsequently returned for
home consumption T< xas, Arkansas,
Louisiana and oklahoma, lie pointed out.
i utilaiiici ten per cent of th" papulation
weighing of probable returns th
could myself. It is obvious that such
a s' st in. capably carried out, cannot
admit of failure.
KEEP MONEY AT HOME.
"The time has come when our money
should I- kept at home. As the gov-
ernor has already pointed out. and^as
has b- • n pointed - ut by other speak-
ers who preceded iiv . many things can
be manufactured here as cheaply as
the\ can hack east and th cost of
freight over hundr ds and thousands
of mile of Intervening territory is
saved, ii uring a liberal return on the
In vest M
pric. s
aided <
and a
poring
and 1
units i
A spirit • f
termlr.-ti'.n t
ests of the *
ing, and i'r« i?i
Frank H. CJ
President c.
(Miami < r of
s even where the same
charged. I have already
stabli-hing an Iron foundry
on mill and both are pros-
tod profit. That!
ng mandfactur-
r town to get.
leni j,.iirsrlv,. ;| <>*
oi the t" id ted States,
states combined there
manufacturing done o
single manufacturing i
There was no reason
things should contlr
There w re Just as
and conditions for si
Oklahoma. It only la
but in all
was not as
s in some <
enters of the east,
why this state ot
ue, he declared
•x eel lent locations
ch Industries in
•ked concerted ac-
legislation
to Oklahoma and its
O. R. Fegan respoi
to the toast, "IIow
Enterprises," and v. a
one fivers who mad.
apital.
led in happy vein
ti Produce New
■Vowed by Eug-
it cresting talk
• i1
tu brina1 th"tn hi r- .
There is no reason ot
should i
:ity.
fn
fi\.
God's
tlnue to
our cott
rs to Sou
irth
put ill'"
BOOSTERS.
1 de-1 *
irtli-
the best inter-I
permeate.] the gather}
tini" i lie toastmuster.i
. was introduced by j
Martindaie of the j
'iperce. until the last!
ind Ka
to Liverpool and i
H n l for their wagons."
After the gov. rnor had finished,
"The Sailors' Chorus"
larinony and lino shadh
in a manner which drew
plause, compe
ringing
chords
In
ctin
an cn< ore.
uggestion
the co
pital Cit V
in-1
were spok
urs. Guthr
its pros pec"
the man I <
lained the
-f pre
in fut:;
ole topic and the dominating]
>>!' the big crowd of "boosters."!
oducing Mr. Greer, Mr. Mart-
riejiy outlined the purpose of
i-ring and said that the ("liam-
t her for
lien who
the common good so mi
litood for all that was progressive ai
beneficial in the life of the city a
itate.
TOASTMASTER CONVULSES.
Probably no gathering of simll
character w i . ver presided ov. r in t
city with more graceful
from President Martindaie.
Haskell was enthusiastically
an honorary member of th
Chamber of Commerce.
.11 due Pale then held the f
a! . nee for a full hour while lie ex-
tails of his plan for ln-
populatton and
In introducing Judge A. H
who came next on the prograi
tois-tmnster described him as a
in mind, if not in heart, and as
the city's big men. physical\, n
nnd morally, which it was proud t
■
the toa tmaster t
-cches be limited
Guthrie
id th-
lluston.
ntally
num-
clatlon of the
II tie
Pl'e:i!
Of 1:
.•f th.
who
ep by st
? full pr
?auty
cs in
11.
w . t the unexpe
ig addresses. Ju
speech of poetl c
point. "How i.. : Our Own
others respond.
Other responses were by Horace Speed,
"What Guthrie Is Doing and How to
Bull.l rr the City:.. A. I. Cockrum.
'Guthrie in a Financial renter;" I.
Nlbl:. k "From a Publicity View; 1 F.
11 I.lllle. "Pioneer Faith—How It lias
n.-. ii JuetlfleilJ"!;n Goloble. "How to
Beautify Our City," nil w. McNml;
who sketeheil "The Solidity ot Guthrie
i ml How to Continue It "
smte Superintendent of pub'le P.'hoots
j. (, cameron. A It. Eastman, V. A.
Frazi. r an.I I'. G. C.uss, who were Riven
nlaees on the propram, were prevented
f.om speaking bv prior enKagemenls and
absence from the city.
When tl'.e bands of the bis clock In
Iho Tone lobby point-1'! to half past one
o'clock, the Temple Quartet was again
called upon and closed an occasion >f
good fellowship and one which Is bounl
lo mark an important advancement ot
the fortunes or the Capital city of th>
«tat. with a ^"od night song
official life represented.
Prominent In the brilliant commercial
assemblage were Congressman Hird M
c; tire, I'nltcd States Commissioner Til.
belts.' Governor Haskell and other state
officials. Mav"t" Farquharson and city of-
ficers and Sheriff Mahoney and other
county officers, justices of the supreme
; and members of the bench of the
l„v, r state and county courts.
ENJOYED COOD SPORT
Chicagortns Guests of Losal
Snortsmen at Twin Lake3
U'ir( 1
the pr
tha
rt in
ward
id of I
' tion eon
whic
Tlie tonatmu
his
ikers
Mi-
's with laught r In in -
troducing
elicited appreciative upplnu.'t
Mayor Karquharson foil
Martindaie. He Faid that in his . ffi-
cini cnpaciiv it fre.|uentlv became his
plea.-ant dul;. to welcome visitors to
the capital, some impelled by curosity
nnd others *1 motives of interest. It
Was lways his aim to bid them god -
Fpe ! upon their return, leaving a
feclini' of muinal friendship behind.
HOW TO MAKE FRIENDS.
"Friends are few." lie said, "and we
eppreciat.* them. To attract and keep
them '
pltalif
all within
V i " . as he said he ha I often done
„,fl,rr. that he Ptood heartily and de-
, ,py for all that would advance
I,, welfare, "f the city, of the state and
if its people.
sohlberg speaks.
Robert sohlberg followed Judge Huston
ind spoke upon "Guthrie's Future as a
i cMi' " He recounted the natural
Ivant ages Offered to prospective enter-
and the support which the city was
villing to offer, but should arrange in
tom definite form so as to provide a
angihle Inducement.
Although not upon the program pre-
. . | pr. ■ • in ■. tin • wj.s. i >t
5d
local p.i
Forty-three
iu i'lK tW'i
were pa.-k-
return d
must extend the hand of hoa-j anticipated, Congressman MeGulre was
Aivdher way that the city., riii^d upon by the toastmaster and in
friends for itself which will nn Impromptu address, replete with
:o its commercial advantage.'
i ■■■in
guests of a party of lo
*
■ ■ '
black bass, some of the
and one half to four pounds. *
c-,i in their creels when they
to the city last night.
Nearly Fifty Years Old.
The suffragists of New York held their
convention at Troy In October Mrs Ella
Hawley Crosset the president call-d at-
tenti"ii to the fact that Rinma Willard.
t
work In Troy In educat ng women. Mrs
Crosset thinks that $10,000 a year Is lit-
tle enough for a state 11k. New York
to spend every ye ar to help the cause or j
suffrage.
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Mr. Greer then arose to introduce
Governor Haskell. He paid a graceful
compliment to the governor's achieve-
ments as a public man and touched
with light humor upon certain dif-
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The compu. <>ry arid'v.< iwii a. i f i the settlement nf :abor troubles in eflect
In one of the eastern states has been declared unconstitutional, but after all.
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will go to you for one year. This will fill your home with a choice
lot of remlln- and at a rare bargain price.
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ADDRESS—
Tlie State GapStaf
Company
Guthrie, Oklahoma
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Greer, Frank H. The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 169, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 11, 1909, newspaper, November 11, 1909; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc127534/m1/3/: accessed March 28, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.