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Situation lliiiiigariui' mill Otli.
i-is Haw a Siij.
Willi the
V I II nil .1
of i ;i i a i
ii II s uf a phc- of.
.iri:;.i.-y te Committee
I night wound up every-
In the la-l il.ty uf lilt
thing pi-fVii
fghl fur pla
ing the schools lltl'lef
th
Th
Ii'-:
h
ll-tel- e
tin- tiiy uf Tul a. j
a liit.-h In the meet-'
in. nil" rs of tho ''.'111-
r ;n in
which Hi
mitt'
ni'l thirty or more other clti-1
sans of Tul a In .-ymputhy with Mm!
I 1 1 1 i i 1 1 i the ! i -.; 1 1 1 fur s. hinds mi- j
II"' ' lu'l I' f. lu ld la- I ni. hi ill tho
mollis of the Tul.-a C in. r. ial Clllh.
'I'l'f I ma in .' emu urn i . u a. ti ally
fitit.--li.-tl il - i amp in.-ii for fund ' while
th" ih tabs of Hie i atnpaign w lil 'h is
t'l he
Til
I'-'cl t.lny ei'e all arranged.
'Mlee of A. !'. ult on the
I'l'-m' of tlie I'll I National
m'u 1 1 1 1 . l
Dank I
-tit r .
tee ill I
to la v .
lii.lni.- w 1 s. I.- i. d as tho
I "p' rations f..r tin intuit-
i' I riit which will he wa-i.-d
'I'll" : t" I' "s "I ai t a du.eii
H'll
I
' ...l Il-i - have I" ell ellh-l. ii
ullllllill.e ll.-le promised to
of charge ad Mil. us to tho
and th
haul ir
polls.
A killdl.d lllo elllellt to the work of
III" I '" 1 1 1 Ii 1 . 1 1 .- of i:i.- ell i-; that of t'l
liiot.het-i of Tulsa all of whom who
fh.ll'e to See tile s.iiool eondlleted
ii h.iur the line out dned hy the emu.
Ill i' I ' Will spend the day lislllK th.lr
liiflu in  towards eunyliu; the ordin.
nie e The mo Hi. rs w III telephone
and hy ..ther su h means alt. -nipt tn
y.vt tin- rs nut .
Vest r lay the ( 'mil mlt tee of Hleven
had ilht rihnti 1 over the streets of
Tulsa mid Into every home rlp-nlaes
Hlrouif In their arguments for th
i-h-etloii and nruhiL' nil to he sure to
Vole 111 these elfeiilars Is outlined
the fully of over eotifideii e. The elf.
culars stale that it Is neeesiary fof
every man tn vote.
"Key lilies en this eitvular lire:
"Th" old sel I I i-d hopes to win
I'y your apathy. Tliey say the peopht
have f .IK' it t  Il . Have you foK-otteti '.'"
"The size of the school lll-.riet will
not It rut down one in -It"
"TluT" will he no I isi of taxalda
property."
"Tin. elly i-onimlsshniers will havo
nothing to do with tho management
nf Kehyol nli'airs."
"Tlu taxes will he aw-esia-il rolleet.
"(I and dlshiirsed as it t present. All
statements to the eotitiary are '-ampul:'
n can.'irdM."
"i 1 1 1 r present plan w e helh-vo w ill
Kimp lfy the s. hool svstem hy laUIni;
the school out of polities."
The Cutiiinlltee of Hlcvcti heard
from two or Hirer opiiiei uf Shaw
nee at Hie ni tin'' last nlitht rela-
tive to (ho ni -ess of the si-hmds at
tluil pho e innler the chart r. It was
a cl 1 1 lit - ii 1 1 fh'.hl tu K'-t H"' ordlnanri!
thrmiKli lit Shawnee hut. nearly
ever.' "lie of tlie city ollirlals of that
place llll"lse the plan.
The a t that the charter of th" city
of Shawnee ailnv.s for a r.-call makes
the  iti. ns f. el mure confident that j
the :-.! Is will he conducted In n '
leiviHniale manner. If Hi" actions of
iinv of the school nt'h lals are In qnes- '
Hon the recall Is the remedy. Cllder
th'e present school system In Tul-aj
there Is no rc.-all luit when placed
nnd r the charter Hi" rharlci--i:lven f
prlxlli-Ki'H to rcall "III l'i adiiplahlUj
III the matters of hools.
A. A. I'.imiKartHr a lncml'cr nf
the old hoard 'f cdiicathin who
withdrew frnin Hn; Imdy nt tho tlmo
for the new hoard to take otllco "hr-
cause lie (111 not want tn Im counted
with a hunch nf felfl-h men" lias
written llio following lirnoil state-
mcnt reliillvo to tho tie (Ion today:
"Tn tho Voters of Tulsa:
"Today you will la: rulleil upon to
decide whether you dcsllo to huvo
your wliool return to Hi" condition In
which they with heforo they were dls-
omuib.oil nnd proHtralcd to tho solf-
l li purpoKi' of n few polity-Inn and a
few silf-Hlyled tnlnlHturg of thp kos-
pel. "It Is for you tn cny whether yotl
nrr Koliiif to allow their men to ilaco
their personal friend In position" of
tho hli;uHt honor In our schools hy
(llKplnclnif those who hiivr by their
aldllty nnd unllrlnn rfforln ptaccd tho
ichonls of thin city on n pur with tlm
best nchnols nf our Btntc
"Hy plni'ltiK tho dchooln of thin
city tinder tho charter you will r-Ivo
tho pooplo of tho city ft video In tho
management of Its nfulrn nnd ny
Hint no net of men. no mutter whnt
their poslllonn or polltVnl RffllintlonR
limy ho nhiill iiho Mm schools of tills
city for tholr own iolflsh purposes.
Will you do It In uplto of nil their
leliPinlntf iindrr-haiidcd methods of
Injunction threnU nnd tiltlmntlnis?
"I liollovo you will nnd then you
can sro your wishes ro pected nnd
your schools Attended to hy men who
Jiiivo tho Rood of Mm school nt hciirt
and not merely tho fulfillment of tho
nlmos nnd nmhltlons of men so selfish
and nrroK.'int that thry nrr wllllni; t"
Mnc the schools of this city on the
UUr uf their sclfhli iimhitlotis. If
A (.uvvi: oi KsiioN
Hy Associated I'rcss.
Iranltrt City III Juno US.-
l'ter Curtis rettirneil from u
Western trl yesterday. As he
was walking up the street he
met Charh'H I Icliiemuii. "Hel-
lo Charley" he Hiihl. Heine-
Hunt turned iiieuinl and took
one li'uk at tlit in ii 1 1 in.. I u-
lialtneil: " "My i jo( vi r
have yon conic u i out uf our
gin !. "How's that asked
I 'lift Is. e hut li d j mi last
April III Mount I'liniii I iviih-
lel  ICaU St." 'eiii il 11. .in...
man. "Must hac I t 1 1 smii)
one you thought was 1 I ha e
Just returned trull) the West."
A tun ii was killed last spring
hy a train at Numcokin ami
Curtis' friends ami his si.-t-r
Mary Curtis Identified tho
1'udy as that of I'eler Curtis
oii wl.-h ail this vet" 'ys' on tlm
ordinance.
(Signed.) "A. A. III'MHA KNKIi."
Hast iillit tho followlni! inforinu-
tlon was Issued to the voters of Tulsa:
"To the Citizens of Tulsa:
"The opportunity of il.tcrtiiliilni'
tin- Issue of partisanship versus pmi'-iv-
: is presented to the voters of this
c.ly In today' election Tho question
is sipinri'ly hefore you: Do you wish
tlie splendid school system of this city
A 1 1 Al.lt 1 1 1 -; A I V
city to he maintained or do you wish
it to he placed in the handi of Ho.
clique whose solo aim Is to maintain
pa nisi' nsh ip supremacy V
"This clique has thwarted your wld
and sought every possihlu means to
prevent tn lay's election.
"The pi- .nsed amendment to tho
charter will nut add to your taxahlo
hardens. It. will not place the school
affairs In tile hands of the rlty com.
lui simi. It wiil centralize affalr-i In
a hoard of your own choosing.
"I in you wish to km on record for
Ii in sch nils? Your answer will ho
a vote of 'yes' on the charter amend-
ment In today's election. This Is
your opportunity to Mttio the present
s hool mud lie.
tSlmied:)
W. I
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(Ily C. C. Colo.")
ROOD CASE GOES
JURY'S H
DlilTiNHWT IS C.W.I.l il A "IIOMF
lllti: M.lt" AM A IH.SIiliT-
i:k fr ins iWMii.Y.
Mv ssk inti-'l 1'1-'Hi.
'l' nver Colo. Juno 2S. l)strict
an hp- 'lieely Whllford nfter the
opi-nliuf ari;iimciit hy counsel for the
prosecution and u portion of tho de-
fense's aricument had heen com-
plelcl announced that lie would
hold a nln!i': session for completion
of the case of Harold H. Iionwnoil
churned 'vitli the murder of Ceorno
R. Copcdand. Copehind was fatally
shot when llenwnod (iiarrrlcd with
Hylvestij' Von I'hul tho Ht. Louis
nnintour hulloonlsr who wus hit hy
thrro Oiullrts from the t-ffects of
which ho later died.
Assistant District Attorney Achilles
this inornlnff cnlled irenwood a
"homo destroyer" and said that he
had defiled tho homo of his friend
John YV. Fprlnft-er tho wealthy Den-
ver hnnUrr.
Attorney John T. Bottom for tho
defense denied tho accusation was
true nnd mild thnt Hcnwood wns n
ti no friend of flprlnirer. Mr. Bottom
throughout his nrifumont which wus
hrnken hy tho ovrnlnij ndjoitrnment'
dwelt upon tho claim of tho defenso
that llenwnod was Justified In shunt-
I UK Von I'hul lieciiuso Von I'uhl np-
peared to he drawlnir n riiii from
his hip pocket nfter knocking down
Hcnwood In the Hrown Palnco Hotel
har room tho iilnh't of May 24.
Tho hloody clothes of Von Tuhl
were iixamlnrd hy Mr. Hottom for
tho hencflt of the Jury.
At 10 o'clock tonight tho case was
Klven tn the Jury. The twelve men
llled out and a few minutes later
were locked up for the nlKht. Judgo
Whltford announced that the court
would convene ut 10 o'clock tomorrow
inornliiK.
Tho feiituro of tho rlosliiK argument
nf District Attorney Elliott nHo rldl-
culud tho Idea of self-defense claim-
ing that Hcnwood declared It a nec-
essity to ho rid of Von I'hul that he
nilKht Inn-rntlnte himself In tho good
graces of Mrs. Hprltifc-er to further
his iiinldtlon nnd further establish
himself with Mr. HprlnKer to gain
llniiiiehil support for his business en-
terprises Attorney K.lllott chnrao-
terlzi'd Hcnwood as a deserter of Ills
wife nnd children and denounced
his ii'-siimptloii of tho rolo ns a pro-
f. i tur of women.
MM HI LONGER
Ami M CH
ki M ivi i: i:iti.i. taui's shot
I at mi: nii.m it-t i's.
ALL FAPERS KQT SHOWN
After n Man -Hu-is" Trust- lie fruits
l uhlic scriln' Knocl.s on
f hai lcs .1. Itonapai lc.
Hy 'r.-. .
ashlimtoii June Thai former
ITe-o.leiit It t-t has lust Ills pref-
er ii . fur " K earn" hcaii:1 nf the
failure uf the ( iu ..rnmeiit to prose-
cute forn.i r heads of the Am. r can
Sui: ir lt. fliilne; Company lf"f the
w re. kinK of the l:-al F.i.te Trie I
Company of I'hlladclpliia in the
I'miii-.j l aula Muv.ir lleflniiw Com-
pany deal was asserted today before
the House sugar trust Investimitlni;
committee hy Herbert II. Harle re-
cehir for tlie trust company . The
l'eiinsyh aula HiiKar liefinciy was ac
quired by the American Sural' He-
fin n CuinpaiiN and Immediate y
cl'.s.-d .
liarle a'so said that cntisidcra Lie of
his cur -pondence with .Mr. l:"j--e.
Veil in r. -hi tl nil to tlie case was lint
cuminiinlcated to the Senate wln-n a
resolution was passed .-allliiK for all
papers. Mr. l.'arlc submitted to the
committee two lctteri ho wrote to
Mr. lin.isevelt subsequent to the one
be.iriiiL' th. dato of September lit
I'.H'i. submitted to tho Senate.
"That biter was not tlie only one I
wrote to Mr. KooseMlt'' said Mr.
Farle. "I wrote several that iici'
saw the liuht of day and I have 1 e.-n
unable to find two of them."
Mr. Farle declared ho had not
talked with Attorn y-ilencral Moody
heiaiiso the latter bad been appoint-
to the supreme bench and could not
enter the ca-e. lie had seen Assist-
ant Attorn. y-f leiieral 1'iirdy and
thought that the (iovernineiit was ko-
llls' to press the case.
"I'urdy told me" said Mr. Farle
"that he wanted all tho details. I
Ravi) them to him. After ho had
heard them he Jumped up and said:
'Wo will send them all to .lull.' He
said they wanted to net tho best man
In tho country ai special counsel In
the. case and asked how JamcH M.
neck former assistant nttnrney-nen-eral
would do. I said I thought he
would be all rlht."
"That was before Mr. Heck hc-amo
counsel for tho American Siiuar lle-
finltiK Company was It not'.'" a-dced
Chairman I lard if i-'k .
"Yes. You know after a man
makes a success of trust -bust iti? he
does not contiiiiio to servo the peo-
ple loim."
The wltn "is crltlebcd former At-toniey-Heiicral
Honaparte and said
when he wns In office he despaired
of (to eminent io lion and bcan civil
suits In the Fcb ral District Court of
New York.
"Mr. Honaparte never submitted
ati Ihlnif but briefs favorable to tho
Anict-'vaii Sui;ar llcfinln Company
any tin y are bad hr'u I's at that" Mr.
Farle declared.
W l'.IT DIM I I) MOUsi:.
Ily miri:l il Pre-.".
Atlanta. i:i. .lime I'S. Charles W.
Morse was today denied a writ of
habeas corpus for which he applied
to l-'ed ralf .ludqe Newman to obtain
his r. lease from the Atlanta prison
to which he wns sentenced for fif-
teen years for violation of the Na-
tional banking laws.
Jildfre Newman sustained tbo sen-
tence and rejected Morse's pb a fur
tho writ because he was defined as
one of those who was F'qit to Im-
prisonment without tho hard labor
clans i nttaehi d.
Yet Llliturlght fliiimp.
Hy V ssoeiat e.l Pres..
Washington Juno 2S. C.eorgr
Hotlii-ner tho chuinplon lightweight
wrestler won over Will Hlngham of
Kngland tonight winning two
straight falLs. He won 'the first one
In i'i mlntitrs and 30 seconds and
tho seconil fall in il minutes and 30
stcond.'I.
axmwl. nxyi i:t ox si itl.m
IlLll 2 TIIOSK WHO WILL
TALK "MiWS."
By Asnoclttti'd Prei.
JndianapollH lnd. Juno 23. The
Associated I'ress mado plans today'
for tho holding of the annunl bnnquel
hero on September 29. It was de-
cided to ask Henry Wntterson of the
Lnulsvllle Courier Journal to make
tho principal address other leading
newspaper men will bo asked to make
speeches.
Among thoso closely Identified
with the Asso'-'lated Tress who nro
on tha list of speakers nro Frank H.
Noyes of the "Washington Star presi-
dent of tho Associated I'ress; Melville
R. Htone general mannger; John P.
Oavlt of Chicago acting superintend-
ent for the central division; Victor
F. Lawson of the Chicago Dally
Nows; Chnrlrs W. Knnpp of tho St.
Louis lUpubllo and William It. Ncl-
on of the Kan sua City Star and Time
1 jYwM&W'
ASSOCIATED PilESS ID Wmm;
MB to m-mm.
ui'ii'oitT "iirs" niT.i rn.
Hy ABnoolati'd I'rcss.
l'uluth Juno 'JS. Steamer
down the hike send 111 wire-
less messages slating that tln'y
are delayed because they hae
lii-ell held up hy Mlow- Ntol'lllH
this rides tho Canadian Sue.
Snow lull in abundance ac-
cording to tho reports last
night. A -U-dek-t'c) tenipeia-
t il It" Willi a Miff east wind III
the elly streets brought out
heavy wraps In luiluth.
ol l V HI. l.ll .lIL
M YlliM'i: l-'f lit inVI I. Ml I
OF t III Kl .
nt ...I I'J
I. us AngelcH Calif. June JH. Ill a
limited interview the first uf any
kind nlvcti sdtictt his arrest iimi'- than
tw. mills ngn. Utie McMaiiii; 1 al-
leged confessed d liatllit 1' belweetl
the sobs caused by the arrival of his
wife. Hindu nswUons that kUK'h
contradict statements kIimi out b
the defenso of the MoNnni.tr. is
chafKcd with tl.e inurdcr of twentymo-
persons In the Times dj immllliiK
disaster of October 10 DM".
'J'he intervlHW was nlveii In the
pn seiicn of a Hums det. eth c and
Me.MniitKai's an.'Wei-s were largely in
l-espnlise to a list of qlle'ltiuns which
ullicials were willing for bbn to ans-
wer. They related nbnost i . lii.--i cly
In the events of the last t.w days or
since the arrival of Mrs. Mi-MatHKal
and her two children of Chicago ami
her taklm' sld s w ith the d f use
The questions Were put to M Maiilal
by the detectives.
M Manlnal declaved thfif It was at
his request thnt the Interview wilh
Mrs. McMunlRal was held In Mm null-
room of the grand ji.ry chambers yes.
t.-idav.
"When I nsked her what she was
e-nlni? to do she said she was jrninK
to R-n ( jail. T asked 'Why don't
y..u tell tho truth?'
"Instead of answering my question
she told mo to shut up. The detec-
tives did not say anything Irregular
to her. There wns nothing about the
conversation wlih her that approached
the third degree."
PpcaklnB ff V wf'''s first visit to
him In the county Jail last .Sunday he
stilted thnt she "wanted mo to write
a note to Clarence Harrow tho at-
torney for tlm defense of tho Mr-
Namaras nnd say 'Mr. Durrow I
want to s"s you.'
"She told me that unless T did as
bid that she would never again see
mo. Under that Influence I wrote
the note. I.nter after I had thought
the mutter over. I wroto another not
repudiating the first one."
MeManlgal said that ho had not
been promised uny Immunity from
the prosecution.
Mrs. McMnnlgnl Is charged with
contempt of court beeause of hrr re-
fusal to answer the questions of a
grand Jury which were deemed per-
tinent questions. The questions will
be read In open court. If thry are
declared pertinent sho will ho given
another opportunity to answer them
and If she refuses. It Is declared by
the prosecution that .he may be gh.-u
a Jail sentence.
4
KNOCKS OX SOCIALISM.
i'.y Associated I'r.'ss.
Chicago June 2S. Hoclallsm
wa-s conih-nincil as heresy and
an evil and all Catholics wi-ru
warned against it by Arch-
bishop Sebastian (J" Messtncr
of Milwaukee who wlis one of
the central figures la today's
proceedings of tho Catholic
l-alucational Congress In ses-
sion here.
l.nfe Hud paid ten runts an' took
th' uVirntal degree In a 'Trcus side
show t'day. Th' only tllne some fel-
lers dig In th' gardens Is Jlst before
lln-y go flshin'.
Till: WLATIILU.
Uy A RSiirjfllfit I'ri'ftH
Washington .tune 2S Oklahoma
continued warm Thursday followed
by show ers and cooh r
northeast portion. l-'rli
night In
fair.
I RittMniimni nun iiiinn
nil mmi m in
TAKE ME 1ES
if 'sy-
Ohio Girl Believed to be Victim
of Poison and Ilcr Stepmother
Who is Suspected of the Crime.
TvTT!Ffta W?Z.ttTVf:Y'"rr''7Tm'Zy? Minrtwi
aybA;
" V ' " ' -s
y A)C 4;'Ji V i;--1.
vV- '
T71 . A'i  t
Dc aware 1 1. .lune 2S.- The dcaih Inatlun of tlm girl's stoma Il and in-
of Mii-le llellkle mie uf the popular tcstmcs. 'I'ho llellkle girl waM taken
young fills of this city may result from ln-r homo shown In tho cut
tn a criminal trial of a sensational herewith to a hospital where she
nature. The girl's stepmother Mra. idled.
IlLOEI'S SYSTEM OF
AiTiioroii 'i:i.sii)i:m- fi
.MAW COMPANIES Hli KNflWH
J.I ITLi : OI-' OW N A IT A I US
By Abso.-Iiiii"! Pr.
Washing-.on Juno DS. Ills m.-th-
od.s of 1 kkecplng and bis loyalty
to the Democratic party alike were
under fire today when Kdwnrd Tl I -den
bank director packing house
manager and general rnrponil bur
li-iin appeared before the Senit."
L"ilinrr investigating committer to
te.-tlfy that he was In no way Inter-
isted In the raising of a fund to
elect Mr. I.oilmci- to the Senate.
Attorn -la tor Lho cuniinitti " at-
ti rm ys for l.uriiner and members
of tho comiii i'i ten I heiieclves asked
'1 llden In almost riery e.ineeival.le
n a inn -r the question If be had any-
tiling to do or knew of anyone thai
did with tlm i n I -1 nu of a fund to
eh ' t Lot i m  t'  ell ln-r before or a I l-r
Hie I lei lu. To each tile W Itll. s
d'clar. il wi h eini'iia. is that he did
l.ot.
.Mr. Ti'.b n was subjected to an e-
iimlnalloii uf his relations to cuipur-
ations. lie meiituliieil that In- was
presi.l lit uf th... National Hacking
Cempai and added the niiines of
five other Chicago corporations of
which he was president 'besides be-
ing tho head of nun ems In other
cities. lie win "confused" when
asked by Senator Ki-nycn to stale uf
hi.w many corporations be was pr.-.d
dent "hccaiisn of tbo minor com-
panies." Tho witness testified that hn did
not keep accuratu hooka of his per-
s nal business merely a loose leaf
niemoia'hi of his receipts and disbursement.-
and memuraiubi of
checks wri'tcn Instead uf check stubs.
Tho wIMiess said ho was not proud
of this sst'tii but Mi a'i It answered
his demands namely that of keep-
ing tradt of money. The drawing of
a che k f..r t oii.ooo. fur Instance
for personal epciiss might ho en-
tered In his personal nc aunt he
said nnd he "might or might not"
ho nhlo to tell for Instanco In HI"
v.hrro he had paid any one $100000
"Wo might ho nhlo to tell If we
all went at It" ho nddod." Such H
question never cam i up. I am paid
a big salary to run tbo business of n
large corporation. I know a great
d( al b ss about my own affairs Minn
those of tin mpiiny."
A ItllA I'I'l lltTION M LNT HILL.
Senate Commlttis. Dii'ldes In Itcport
It Without Mir Amendment.
Uy Anr)Hnti'l Pre."
Washington Juno 2S. Tlm Senate
committee on the census today do-
cblcd to report Mir Congressional
Hoapportloiimrnt bill without tbo
amendment providing fur 413 repre-
sentative not withstanding that prac-
tically all of tho commlttDO members
had expressed themselves ns opposed
to tho Increnso of representation
Tlm Ttcapportlonmont bill will he
withheld for a week to glvo Senator
Liil-'olb-tte time to report a minority
bill to be presented by .Senator Ilulluy.
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.lessle WllV llellkle U suspect 1 by
I the a ut hoi'ltles of having caused the
(hiiTb death by poisoning. She gavu
hrr Home wine It is alleged shortly
before the girl died. Mi's llellkle
under iirr.st lues been released on
bunds pending Hie result uf an rvani-
KANSAS 1TY LI MIUTtMAX W AS
l lt.l HINt) HIS I'KOI ITS
Ml ( II TOO I.OU.
Ily AhMorlntiol Pl'l'M.
Jcfferioii City) Mo. Juno !S
Tistlinony this aflnmnon of J. I).
Whltn of Kansas (Tty In the state's
ouster suit against tho lumber com-
panies alleged to bo In a trust dis-
closed the fact that White's .Ml com-
panies had Inien Investigated 'i'y three
experts from the Department of
Commerce nnd Labor. The claim
in ad i by the Kansas City lumberman
that his companies were not inrnhii;
five per cent wero disproved by tlie
g.. eminent experts who said hl-
csllmatH of profit was too low.
This testimony was given by Mr.
Whfn. Ill letters from the Southern
Lumbermen's Manufacturing Asso-
ilatlun to Its secretary ('I. If. Rmllli.
line letter reluilng to tho price list
iii.i:K'ti'l that Mid secretary furnish
c. 1. Schuster n Wt. Louis printer
wilh price lists reflecting the actual
market eondit Ions In other Hum the
printed list which would glvo cor-
rcspoudltigly correct Information.
Mr. White was nniihlo to explain
why his lists wero Mm same as the
Southern Lumbermen's Association
and quoted the minni figures.
If
IIOKAII HLNOI NCi;S M" AS lllv
ri lll.lt AN lU.THAYAL or
1'AK.MI.NU IN I I.KLSTS.
It) A ns.o-ut teil I'r. '(
WnihliiKtoii Juno 2S. Hegliinlng
with Senator CimmltiH' attack today
on the reciprocity iigrcliii-nt as leg-
islation unjust to tho agricultural In-
terests of Hid county und concluding
with Senator Jlotah's denunciation
as a Itejiuhllcan hctra.Mil of the farm-
ing Interests Mid leal dehatu lagan
ti day.
The Senate gave hut partial atten-
tion to Mm speeches although they
were among the most Important that
will bo made against Mm bill Several
Hums culls of the .Semite were du-
muii'b"!. Senator Nelson of Minne-
sota dually proposed that as so llllbi
attention wns given to tho subject
the Senate take a recess until No-
Velllber or December.
Mr. Cummins will continue tomor-
row In his attack on the construction
of Mm agreement which he said puts
the whole burden of flee trade upon
Mm fanner without giving him any
bonellt.
Twenty lloisi's 1 1 ii in.
Ily Ann.Uli-il Pri'm.
Junction City Kan. June Fire
early today badly damaged the
stables of Troop A l lth I'. S. J'uv-
nlry at l'"t't Ulley. Twenty horses
perished The loss to thv building
was ubolit J 5000.
STATEMENTS IDE N
VHITE ARE DISPROVED
ICS W 111
PII 1 1 FIGHT
M KI n l(i I'I 'M ITS TO I'I ( II
Mis lfi.
DEFENDANT M STAND
ki n aid of Truth lie
not Make Mistak-
I lileiici
l.iiis He fan
-I.eltcis as
II- : ... I il. il pr.-..
C 1 1. a.;.. .1 me :' s.. The most Im-
puri.int iuIiiii: thus far In the trial
"f rlvn Arthur See was made hy
.'ii'hio II 'lime this afternoon when
I'" .Iclilcl that iiilmlsslmiH alleged
I" have been made by See .Mildred
Krldi:. and .l"iia lies to the polico
W' I" let made under duress and that
th" te:'niiiv f I'ulh-e Captain
Dana and tin- reporters who are said
I" hne heard the confessions of
in.iiM.rl.-illiv ai Inils'ilble
.Mil'lr.1 Hrnlges I ami) r tidied
I" h.-r father Stephen Hrldges 111
court uhi. and the latter twice at-
mpte.l tn attaclc See. The first al-
ia k ... . in red 111 a c..rrli..r outshb)
the curt room w In n Hrnlges called
tin- defendant n lie name and at-
tempted ( strike him hut was re-
M. alnnl 1'V to ballii't's. The second
nllenipled at' i. k was a repetition of
tin- I'lr-d. . v.  pt that S Il-appearcl
so sin Id oh- that Hrldges had to vent
his w i a t h on I he . . ti air.
The founder of "iih-oluto life"
Jumped Into a witness room and lean-
id acalii.-i'i the door with so much
fi t vnr that the bailiff had difficulty
In reaching him to tell him that
Hrldges wus In lug held III another
room. H"th attacks occurred during
re e- s s.
A number of letters said to havn
'hreii written 'by See while in lull to
(Mrs. Hi-bices mo'ibcr of Mildred and
j later found by the police lu .Ve's
i I'lcu-tiiicnts probably will be placed
j In the evidence by the prosecution
i These lelt. rs are siihl to ask Mrs.
j Hrldges to Instruct Mildred that all
questions to Inr In the rourt must
be answered acocrdlnir to the "truth."
as that word Is understood by he-
lb vers. In "nhsoliitn life."
See took the stand In his own behalf
tuday fur the first time but his tes-
timony developed nothing unexpected.
Ho declared thnt his relations with
his religious pupils had been merely
Mint of teacher and pupil. His frtco
wns pnlr 'but his voice wns stead".
Pollco Captain Dana and seyernl
reporters testified that See and tho
two girls had admitted that their
relations went beyond conventlon-
alltv and morality.
The court room audience was
brought to Its feet when Per In an-
swer to a question by Judge Honore
ns to his understanding of truth as
Inspired by conscience delivered
himself of an Impassioned speech
from Mm witness chair In which ho
d. scribed himself as a person dr.
void of ) i u 1 1 in ii error but declared
that he was guarded absolutely 'hv
the same law of right and wrong
as Hms. which guided the conduct
of Mm court.
"Does your conscience operate In a
manner different to that of an ordi-
nary conscience and when you make
answer to my question nrr you speak-
ing with a mental reservation?" wns
n-kciT.
"Your bonor " said Pee half ris-
ing from bis chair and clenching his
f!-d as he brought It down with a
bung on Mm witness chair. "There Is
absolutely no difference between my
 m ptloti uf truth end mv rut-
reptlon of truth Is Immortal nnd It Is
bivoiid the power of any one to
cbnium I's meaning'. I nm speaking
here In Mm same sense that any man
might speak who Is telling the wholo
truth. T nm telling this court what
mid. r find Is tho truth and lt Is tho
truth nr hope for sabatiun. U la
tho truth from my very soul."
MAN WHO CAI SIT) LIKn'LXAXT.
TO M mm-: CLAIMS WIDOW
IN CALII'OKNLV.
Mv A .v -liit...l l'r..
Sacramento Calif. Juno 2S.
Coloii.-l Hubert K. Ames of New York
and Mrs. Madeline Janney formerly
niNs Madeline Klsslck of this city
widow uf Lieutenant Clarcnco M.
Janney who shot and killed himself
In Manilla about a year ugo woro
marrb d in Sacramento neerutly about
June till) at the resldctico of K. T.
McKlssIek nn attorney.
Lieutenant Janney an officer un-
der Colonel Ames Willi headquarters
In Manilla shut himself through the
head In the presence of his wife and
the Colonel ' ii" night at the dinner
table following the discovery that
Mrs. Janney had presented to his su-
perior otllcer a loving cup given
Janney as a token of esteem of his
fellow officers. After the s.-nsatlonal
suicide Colonel Ames was court
martlaled and exonerated.
Iiidlaiciplois Vc -paper Dean Dies
Ily A-o it' ll Pr h.
IndlanniiolK lnd.. Juno 2S.
(leorge Iv. Tr.isk Mm oldest news-
paper man In Indianapolis today
died of heart disease at tho ugo of 79.
He was a wrlbr on Indianapolis
new-papers for forty years nnd for
si vera! eurs had been railroad
idll'T of the K..ir.