Tulsa Daily World (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 251, Ed. 1 Friday, July 7, 1911 Page: 1 of 8
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The Advertiser Buys
Space But rays For
CIRCULATION
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The World Sells Spaco
And Delivers Tho
CIRCULATION
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THREE OF PRINCIPALS IN WIRE TRUST
INDICTMENTS AND FEDERAL BUILDING IN
NEW YORK WHERE TRIALS WILL RE HELD
SITE IS 6F
HI OIL 18D SHIES TELLS i
ESS OH CARPET Silt BIB
ID OF lilt 1ST
AT LAST 1 SIGH!
i
iiTViioX oimu.r iirivgs com
rwv in fori: commission.
IS KO COMMON CARRIER'LQVE LETTERS INTRODUCED
'rc-l(biit O'Neal Testifies Tlmt Ills
loiopniii Is Xt ami Xcicr W art
a I "Million ( ai'i li'i'.
Ii .M-ia.-.l 1'.. -.
( ilii.ih.unu i it v. Julv li In reply t-
n citation f r 1 1 1 1 1 tho '.orpurallun coin-j
in i--i.ni J. C. n'.Ni-il . . -president
mi. I general manager (if tin- I'l'ull'l.'
(Ml M Can t ' . 1 1 1 1 ..- 1 1 u i p ii r I before1
CI. .lack T-(. . chairman uf the coin-j
lni.-ion Thiir.ony afternoon. His
tc-'. iiiumy ui fur tlii purposo ofj
showing tlmt tli.' Prairie Id not n
pu' He service . i.i pcratl hoi a cum- (
in. mi currier and do. s let transport
oil through lis line for I. ire. V. S. ;
attnriii-y-ueiicr.il ami Jinl;;e Jnlm IT.
r.un'.iril ef Guthrie appeared for the
Prairie. As. i- taut Attorney-General i
Charles 1.. .....re represented thej
Mate Willi A. I. TIlonlpMUl engineer j
f..r tin- corporation - i j 1 1 1 1 1 1 ll-h i n as!
cu-plalning witness. Tho Prairie;
Mas 'ilecl fur contempt ef the com-!
ml-. i-Micrs' ui-iler rcpiirliiK' the filing
of pi. its showing Hie size ami location
of pipe lilies the purpose of the order
hciu-; I-1 ascertain whether tlui l'railoi
-i making "u"ie than a fair return
in Its Invest iti nts und whether It's
lapaeity is sufficient to liaiiille all the
oil offered it for transportation. I
Ml.-rney FltzpatrlcW inovnl thatj
the rrairie lie dl.si barged lor the:
reason that the record showed that
the Prairie liinl no f ilial knowledge
of liie Issuance of tile order thut the
tee. .t il failed to chow that It had ac-1
tual knowledge of publication of the
ord. r or notice of the proposed order
or Its being made final that the r.-c-
ord failed to show that tho rrairie
had any actual or i .instructive notice i
of the Issuance of the order for the
order did not fix any time within
which ltd terms must he compiled!
with that the order showed on Its
five that It relates only tn transpor-
tation companies and public service
corporations neither of which the
Prairie udmlttcd Itself to he. Colonel
Love overruled tho motion of Vl-e-prosidenl
O'Nell pave tho testimony
on which tho company relics to no-
euro liberation from the commission's
order.
In answer to direct (inestluns by
torney rit.patrlck O'Nell said thai
the Prulrlo wan not a public service
corporation that It had never en-
gaged In nny service for the public
or any other firm or Individual; thut
It had never advertised Its plpo line
nor had been asked to curry oil for
others lie asserted that all oil cur-
ried by tho Prairie was the absolute
property of that company. O'Nell ad-
ded Hint his company had never con-
sidered itself to have tho right of emi-
nent domain; had never exorcised the
right In any of the states In whlph H
operated lie testified that out of
tho entire production of the state
ltd (mm) barrels of oil dally tho Pra-
irie produced 1 1000 and bought 70-
0i0 U
LAVISH lllSPl.AY AIIHOAl) IS DIS-
t. KACi: TO FA IK X A M F. OF
mi: iti:ri itiac.
W'aslilnitlon July C Lavish dis-
play by American diplomats In for-
eign courts was described as nlwsltiK
the dig'nlty of the republic "dollar
diplomacy" was denounced as a dan-
gerous thlnif nnd American heiresses
who have made International allianc-
es were assailed In a speech In the
House toduy by Representative Henry
of Texas.
The speech was on a motion to
take from committee a resolution
calllmr on tho secretary of stuto for
Information relative to tho purchase
Inn of embassy sites nhroud
"We may owrntnluto ourselves"
said Mr. Henry "that when very re-
cently two proud and over-optilcnt
ambassadors entered Into the ancient
cnjdtal of KtiKlnnd amid a veritable
riot of viils-nr display and extravn-
Kiince of wealth rimhlnn hondlonu to
the foot of royalty no serious cas-
ualties actually occurred.
"Tho most serious and corrupting
aspect of the limes Is the tendency
of our groat millionaires still pro-
fessing admiration for our republican
institutions to shine In splendor as
great noblemen in foreign courts. In
their endeavor to pave the wny for
such royal status the world has heen
profoundly amused nt the cxpenso of
this tuition hy the so-called system
of International marriages oft times
secured hy purchase In return for
high sounding titles accidentally held
by thin-blooded noblemen.
"Tho time lias como when this
humiliating spectaclo should be
brought to a close by n decree Coming
from the hmrts and mind-: of the true
American clllien."
IBNM1EMIMK
DOLLAR IPLuICi
AT-
Three Japs and a Stout Man Aided
(he Till) Women lo Tlirolllc
1 Ilin lie Sas.
1 1 ;- Aacll(tr'l 1'. .- .v
.--w V.. I k July l!. A pai k:iK" of
eighteen b 11. is writ tell ill boiu
years to M.ss Lillian Graham us
plc.sclited to tile Judges bench In
the court room win-re Miss Graham
and her chum Kthcl Conrad are Po-
int; tried lor the attempted murder
ol W. 1-!. i. Stokes the millionaire
hotel man. They had la-en found In
lie- room of Miss Cunt ad by detec-
ts es and constitute tho prize tor
which .Stokes risked his lite Stokes
j. ale and worn told the tale of tho
shooting. .Mi.'.s Conrad be told had
told him (hut Mius lira!. am had none
to l-luropo and he was angry when
he si.w lb".t he bad been de. eh e.l
ami when lie was asked to slua cer-
tain slati tin-nls M-ttliiK forth that bo
had defamed the character of Miss
Oraliitiu and her relatives. He ul-o
declined to pay !i.li"ii he mid un-
der threat of death and thereupon
.Miss Graham hemui to .'hoot. SI. dies
told the nirl that for lb. in to black-
mail him would inetin prison. Miss
Graham said a.-eordiiiK to Stokes
"1 will tell th. tn 1 ii in crazy " while
.Miss Conrad said aecoidliiK to
Stokes "We will tell thorn that he
came to our npartinetits and attui-k- j
e.l us and thai we kllh-d hlin in
si If defense We lone three w it-1
ii.-sses here who would never bt him
out alive." I
When S'.ok.s had disarmed Mlrs1
Graham all. r she -vd ii-llleti-.l tin- ;
wounds .Miss Conrad was In the par-
lor and some one com nien-ed shoot-!
Inn. l ine shot w-hh h took elf. 1 1 in I
the calf of bis b K and he said he
supposed It was Miss Ci.nra.l. The j
police finally rescued him after the I
three Japs and a shmt stout man
had aided the two (.drls to throttle
him. In cross examination the at-
torney tried to p.-rsiiinlK Stokes to
tell of his attention for Miss Graham
duritiK the past fourt years hut he
proved to ho an unwilling witness.
1CII
1 FAIt OF A ItFDl'Cl l) DI'.MO-
l ATIC M AJORITY CAI SKS A
sria i.Mj sfssiox.
Special to the World.
Oklahoma City July (I. Local In-
formation Is that tho re-upportloti-metit
bill will be passed by Congrefcs
during tho extra session and like
the Crumpuckcr bill of last session
will glvo Oklahoma eight members
of tho lower house und provide that
If tho state Ih not redlstrlctod the
additional member shall ho elected
from the statu at large. While Biieh
provision would obvlato tho necessity
of a special session of tho Leglidtiture
however Incline to tho Idea that one
will bo oalled for tho purpose of re-dlstri.-tlng
the state. Many of Hum
do not think there will bo such a
heavy 1 lemoeratlo majority In the
next Legislature therefore favor fix-
ing tho districts now. Times and con-
ditions they say nrguo well for u
greatly Increased Socialistic vote.
On tho elght-dlstrlct plan tho mem-
bers a'-? drifting to tho Idea that at
least one Republican district ought
lo bo laid out making tho other seven
Democratic In his last Interview
Governor Crttoo paid that he would
not call a special s.isslon of tho Legis-
lature In tho ulaeiico of a legal ne-
cessity Sapulpn Judge Married
Spn-iiil tn tho World.
Sapulpn Oklu. July 8. .Ittdgo J.
Hurvey Smith Judgo of tho .Munici-
pal Court and Mrs. Hello Wllkerson
also of this city put ono over on their
friends when they went to Muskogee
July 4th on what they termed a cele-
brating trip but which really turned
out to bo their wedding trip. The an-
nouncement when they returned to-
day of their marriage wins not much
of a surprise as their friends have
been guessing for some time that It
was drawing near?
Judgo Smith Is known to nlnuW
every man woman and child In Su-
pulpii. Ho eainu her.i from Indiana
several yours ago und engaged In tho
practice of law In which he haN been
successful. Ills bride formerly lived
at Mounds but has been a bookkeep-
er In this city for Beveral years.
Oil Man Sued for 1 1) (inn.
For Injuries received when ho was
struck by the defendant's automo-
bile on Main Street between First
and Second Street Kepteniher 30
It 10 J. A. Roddy yesterday (lied suit
for 110000 damages against J. A.
Steele a prominent oil man. In his
petition Roddy says ho received In-
juries that caused him untold suffer-
ing that has boon almost Incessant
up lo this time nnd which he con-
tends will te.iialn with him through
life v v
rllatis hftaii.s hi-' Tin;
TKMI'T OX Ills I. II I).
REDISTRICTING II
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-Z7Z-T I I M J ' eelta-ll of
' 1 " I ' 1 V A riM.-d Sla
ii new YoR k City II
New York. July (!. The sensation-
al
Indictment by the I'nlteJ States
..( ..( . I . 1. ... I ...... ..ri'l.l lu
and cmpiovees of the steel and wire
combination niuv icsi.lt In jail sen-
tenocs for prominent lndh Iduala. as
i:PI.OSIVF. FXI'F.RTS TO
i i-:v Tin; maim:.
My Asoselated Press.
Washington July 8 A board
of naval experts In explosives
Is being selected by the navy
department to study the hull
of the 'battleship Maine In
Havana harbor as tho water
Is pumped from the coffer
dam. The navy department
olllecrs are convinced that
the examination will prove tho
correctness of the "Sampson.
Hoard" which decided the de-
structive explosion was caused
by a torpedo or mine and that
tho explosion of the ship's
magazine followed.
IS ROW ALL READY
now iii:lii:vi:d that a smli.
STATi: AI'I'ltOPItlAiTOX WILL
RM NLCF.SSAUY.
Pp'-ciftl to tlit World.
(Oklahoma City July 6. Deeds
covering the six hundred acres com-
prised in tho Dtato capltol site and
additions thereto aro on record In the
register of deeds' ollleo In Oklahoma
City. In every Instanco warranty
deeds wero given transforlng title to
tho State Capitol llulldlng Company
thu holding concern through which
the proportion will be placed on the
market.
A small per cent of the land Is tied
up by litigation in the Fnlted States
Circuit Court of Appeals thu Parker-
Howe tract und In this caso bonds
were given to the state capltol build-
ing committee for twice tho uinount
the committee could lose In the event
of any possible court decision. l-:d
H. Vaughn of tho committee said
Wednesday afternoon that plans wore
on foot and would be made public
within a few days providing fur com-
pliance with the capltol contract. Talk
of un appropriation by the state to
start operation is growing dally and
tho matter has been discussed tit
length with tho governor. Governor
Criioo's opposition to a special session
would militate to delay further pro-
gress on the capltol project should the
building company decide that lis hope
of success depended on assistance
from tho state. Capltol promoters
believe that a small appropriation by
the stale to begin construction work
would stlmttlnte thu state and enable
the capltol additions to be sold for
one million or more within a short
time.
LAND FOR CAPITOL SITE
the suits nro criminal
In form and
not merely civil i-ase.
Advices from
A-.t-l0. .pi t II. lf.( Unit tin
move against the wlro trust Is a pre-
llmlnary to mrlmteiit action OKalnst
tho Fnlted States Steel Company
Gets Chock and Skips.
Sperial In llio World.
Supulpa Oklu. July 6. Albert Ho
well the colored porter at tho Kauff-
u.an & Mayer Department Store In
being sought for by tho police on a
charge of stealing a check for $35.
Toduy noon he was sent by the firm
to deliver a package and told to col-
lect a couple of dollars. The purchas-
er hud no change but had a chock for
$33 whV h she gave tho porter tell-
ing him to have It cashed at tho store
and return tho change. Instead of
going to the store ho went to a bank
with the check which had been en-
dorsed cashed It und loft the city.
Aft.-r leaving the bunk Sewcll went
to bis homo and secured his revolver
which he took with him.
Another Case f Cholera
Bv A sm ic in t .-.I Pl-'-s.
'.New York city July 8. Another
caso of Asia' ie cholera was found
at this port today among the passen-
gers of the oe. an liner Moltke w hich
arrived yesterday from Geoiiu Na-
ples and Pal. run. The victim was
detained because of his peculiar III-
neV and the investigation show I d
Asiatic cholera.
AVE MARTIN.
No icl.er ei r c '
new hat without a i
kinder gives up v ;
gro. or put two cu
rb'S 111 ll lUlirt b Uel.i t.
Wi l l III It I OKI CsT.
Hy Ash. ii int. .1 Pi ."..
Washington July 8. i iklalmma
for. ( -'st: l.i.- al rains Friday cooler
In ci : 1 1 Tu I portion; Saturday unset-
tied. LOCAL W MATII l it.
Maximum. 10; Minimum 78;
South Winds und clour
- ; -i Ifo's
Her
ins
i .i cor- I
ii.rnS I'r.d.rl.k W. l.eb
s ill Wa-hniKloii that he I
the eonhti..n of some
if
d no n. 1 leiiry A. Wis.-
os da irict attorney for the
Soiilbein Mstibt of New- York se-
cured tho Indictments). Ills offices
In the l'.-di ral I '.nihllm' (tho post of- j
fi.-e bniblim-i are belni; besb i;. d b
eouiiM-l for the accused w ho sei k de-
lay III hrliiKlm; the Indbtnieiit'i t 'j
trial. Herbert I. Satterb-o one of
the defendants Is a son-in-law of
John I'l.-rpctit Morgan whose Int. r-
i i . ..
are atlil.it. -it wuu .some m no-
companies in the aliened trust frank
Gould the well-known millionaire
another of tho Indicted is a leadinx
.Now York society figure and a broth-
er nf C.cortto d win and Howard
Oould. The Indictments wiro hand-
en oown ll
tho Federal grand Jury
slttlnw In the post offflco build ni.
and uh tho Federal eourU are In tins
stnicture tho trials will occur there.
DROP FROM Itl KXTXfi
I1ALLOON TO UF.VTir-
Hy Associated Press.
Coalgate Okla July 8 (Spe-
cial) Charles Schult. dropped
to an Instant death today near
Phillips two mlbii oast of here
when after becoming entangled
In the guy rope of it burning
balloon and carried several hun-
dred feet tho rope burned In
twain. The iiecbh-nt oeciirod at
a pletdo. The body fell like a
shot and was horribly crushed.
The balloon Is .oued by J. W.
Morton who with S. bult. Is an
Oklahoma City rchluit.
1
com. fiui: might iiwi-: igmti d
TIM-: SIII.I.L ROOM Til IS CATS-
ig iii snti (Tio of maim:.
Hi- .U...rinl.-. Prmi.
'Philadelphia July 8. Hour-Admiral
O. W. .Melville retired I'. S. N.
said today that ho believes that the
former Ilattleshtp Malno was do-
. troyed by ono of her own magazines.
"I have ahvas maintained that the
Maine was destroyed thut way not
with mines" said Admiral Melville.
"I havo said that the xoumlnutloii of
tho ship In llaMina Harbor would
prove that the explosion would come
from within uno of her powder
magazines win between the -coal
blinkers und one of iho i-hell rooms
was also near by. A fire might have
started In the coal w hich exploded the
shells. Tho other explosions Were
sympathetic."
Another Investigation Started
Tly AnHarintod Prcnfl.
Washington July 8. Inv.ctlgat Ion
of the manner In which former So.
rotary of State John W Foster oh.
tallied the n til in t from the Chinese
government of JHHS.noo to tho heirs
of th late Gen. II. G. Ward for mili-
tary M-rvI.-es rendered In China forty
years previous was begun toduy.
I f.. ii Mk... Vl-r.t
Assistant Chief of Polle. J. J. Mo-
ran arrested Ii. Pryaii of the Itryan
Drug Storo yesterday afternoon. Itry-
an Is charged with violating ordin-
ance No. H37 the whlskv ordinance
Showers In Kansas.
Wichita Kan. July fi Showers fell
oat of lo re nnd the air was cooled
and a brink wan made In the torrid
beat which ba-i boon of two Weeks'
durutlon .
m-wm says
EMOWjflSil
rm ni u siiowi km piuivi:
t iii.i u to Tin: iii:at.
RAIN FELL IK WiiWM
Noi-ilu-in ami Western oklahotim l!c-n-ic
l.lhl Mi.mi-i-1 Scndlnn
lint Mcrciiiv I o" ii.
Il I'r-.-.
asldiu;..ii. July ll.- - Thumb r
sho w el -l til the North Atlantic stilt s
I. I I. lit droe the ll. al fl olll Its he. I
i.l i-oio-bobl and the country Is r.-ii-
i i II tree I r i II l beat which "as .1 . .lu-
ll. ..lit ilurlnn the paHl the dais and
bronchi the longed for relief. Hostoii.
. 1 1 1 1 1 v w lib M lbs City Mont. b. I
a sharp rise In tcinp.-ral are to pia
iI.kp.s are exceptions of this con-
dition However a thunder shower
al Ilia form r place last cvoiiluc
caused a drop of twenlv d.-urees.
iimIhiikIoii . onllnue.l toirld at US de-
crees. Two deaths are due to th-
Ii at.
One Hundred Heaths In New
Yolk
p.- . ..I. .1 Cri-kH
New ol k J uly ti. - Show . I S t I-
iiimIiI erouKliI in. asiireable n-lli t from
I !.e heat w Inch had been 1 In- cause of
one liiindr.-d or more deaths durliid
t In- ii e da s w li. Ii It hum; o or this
i ny.
.Men iii y lirop-l.
Hi .. .-l.-i i.-.l 1 -.
i iklahotua City July (I. - '
in . oinpaiib d by a w ind at I'.
t his e enillK lowered (lie telu
lowers
rat -arc.
i t-t hern
l;aln Is r.-p ii ted at points In N.
and We.-lei ll i ikhihoiua. The b
eavb-st
lain is reported at l-'.nbl. Alius Siore
Law ton ami other places report show ers
and It seoins that the rain is
well scattered. The rain was not
heavy but it brought relief from heat.
I ol ll Is Aided
! p.- u... .-i-ii.-.i pn .
j Kansas City July . Unlit rains in
Kansas and Missouri tonight brought
I roller from the limit. Althouxh the
precipitation Is sllnht It is thought to
Inivo ill. led the corn tin tho torrid lays
of the sun were ilamaKliiK as well as
the lack of moisture at the fools of
tho com. Tho lilnh mark Mas lofi
locally at 3 o'clock. Al 8 o'clock the
t( niporaturo had fallen to 90 deirrees.
Locally four died und Boven prostra-
tions worn reported oday as tho re-
ult of the heat.
Lake I'.rcco llrlni; Relief.
Hy Atainrifiti-il PrcHi.
Cleveland July 8. A falling tem-
poriituro today nnd a lake breeze
brought Cleveland relief from the
heat. Despite tho cool atmosphere
there was ono death and several pros-
trations attributed to the hot weather.
Ono Dentil.
Hv Aino-inti'd Piiihh.
Atohlnson Kan. July 8. Mr. Su-
sanna Martin was prostrated by the
boat jestorday and died Into hist
night. Tho highest temperature to-
day was S9
Ice Man IXIuiustcd.
Hy Asi.i. iiitcd I'rcm.
Detroit July 8. Although tho max-
imum tempcraturo was only 88 pros-
trations were niimoroiiM owing to the
excessive 1 timidity. Fifty l-e-w.-igoti
ilriwrs were exhausted and forced to
ipilt work. Tho total of the (baths
due to the h.-ut sincu Sunday Is seven.
Il.-at Cau-cs Sulcldo.
Ilv A' si.i'iiil. il Pri-H.
'Marv.-l Okla. July 8. K. f An-
dercou shot and killed himself here
today. Alfred Orr was overcome by
the heat and tiled.
I
I
AX I FI ORT IS MDi: TO ( LFAit
I P .MVSTI.11V OF 1IA.FL DAN.
m:r ALLiiGiJ) m:i; icti.m.
li- A'K.cint.-d I'l-Wil.
Chicago July 8. Mrs. Felicia Keis
tile mother of Momi Re.-s concluded
her testimony In the Sou trial today
and Mrs. Stcwn llrldgcs followed her
on tho stand
Mrs. Uocs In concluding her tes-
timony said that Stephen Judges
w ho alleged that Sou inls-tn at.-d his
ih'iighteri was at one time appointed
president of tho "Absolute I.U'u" cult.
Ills duties were of a business nature.
Attorney Cantw.-ll asked the witness
If llrhlgcs hud not made two contri-
butions otic "f J.Mia und one of f 1 )
to thu cult but Mrs. liees was tod
iiliowed to answer. She was allowed
to statu that llrldges had made about
lifty contributions.
Mrs llrldg.-s testified that she was
responsible for Mildred but staled
thu the girl had gone In the See Hat
with tho consent of her father. She
stated that the girl hail heard the
"l ook of Truth" read in public.
Continued testimony was heard In
the attempt to clear the mistciy uf
Hazel Danncr A suit Is pending In
which George Danmr alleges that
See had abducted nnd tnl-di-eated his
daughter. Mrs llrldges states thai
she has boon a convert of "A hi d uto
Life" for six years 'but had nowr
known lluzel I'uunor.
ABSOLUTE LIFE II
srxTiMiAT lint i: ri innoi s
aition on i;i.i irnoi riA.
m TALKS 5 HOURS
lie. lull s I no. el- t i ; 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . u - In Tli'-li-I
' .-ll loo u (ho an oil. in
M. a-iiro
ll; -....- ! I-.-.
Washington I:U li. A in. .re -.;.n-
etal m nllin. ut for expeditious ac-
tion op the Canadian reciprocity and
o d I. i l-.on and th. free li.. hill
I r. ialh .1 I. ..I iv. After a formal con.
l.-r.-nce l.etn.oii arl.ius groups of
Senate .in -dv hours eoiiiinue.l
.'-Lai.- in th.- .super h ltd eliaiiibr of
Ui Senate It was tin- first session
of the S n.it.. since the iee.s0 to
lueet on- in. in- earlier than the usual
hour In ord.-r to hasten the a. ti.ni
on tin- legislative problems. Sena-
tor Corona ..f North Halcta. ut thu
end ..f a lon-.r s h. during which
It. f n 1 1 1 . ni I clashed w lili the -iih o.
.al.s of the measure speaking ill op-
position to iho neri i-uiciit was forced
t.' gho up almost exhausted at fi
o'clock this aft. ri ii and the Senate
al. net liniue.llalelv afterward ad-
..nniei. The Informal discussions
among the s.-natois Is that the present
I' olltii; 1. .ni. ll. s.s would tend 1. 1 make
In.- I an rats willing to vote on wool
tension and the fr- list bill without
any extended dibit... The Insurgent
L.-piibM. "us are st ill holding ..lit for
oil. r b-ci -!ili..ii.
An atl.uk on lb.- Canadian reelp.
rochv bill on the grounds that It
surrenders the market of t.-h Amer-
ican farmer without anv recompense;
t'.ul the iigiein.-nt was a usurpation
if authority by tin- President; that
the 'bill aln.nld ha-.e r . rl I ti :i t . -d as a
revenue measure In the lb. IHe was
made In the Senate today by Mr
('iiiiina of North Dakota a liepubll-
i. ti Insurgent. Senator Gonilia de-
clared tho farmers of the country
were almost unanimous In t ltd r op-
position to thu reciprocity bill; that
the'r Indifference was apparent only
to those who view the farmer's atti-
tude with prejudice; that some of
(hose so busily engaged 111 discovering
that the farmers aro Indifferent will
change their opinion when balolts tiro
next counted.
Ir having the bill framed nnd try-
ing to force It through Congress the'
I 'resident lost power he udded he.
cause It was not In ncocrdunce with
a pledge given to a foreign nation.
Traveling Some;
Hy A s.irintc.l PrcuK.
Cleveland (. July 8. "Fplnnd"
the world' '-luiniplon trotting horse
trotted a mile In 2:01 4 In a work-
out today. Tho last half mile was
made In a minute flat.
Hi'. Marshall Game Warden.
J. It. Dolln tho state game warden
bus udded the name of Dr. C. J.Mar-
shall to bis list of deputies In Tulou
Count y. There Is much game In Tul-
sa County and In Eastern Oklahoma
and the force of deputies ut this
place Is especially strong.
I
T
UFATIIFU WAS CLI'AR IIORSFS
ran i;i.L AM) m;i i im; W AS
J.IVI.LY AT Till; OPKMNG
Y.st.-rday marked tho opening of
the Third Annual Running; Meet ut
tho fair grounds and it was a suo-ci-h.-iful
event In every particular. Tim
weather was clear tho track good
and the uttoudunco lan;u. Not an ac
cident marred the day und tho hors-
es ran well und the bolting was lively.
Tho resulu uf ; cutcrduy's races are
us follows:
First race four furlong and 70
yards Don't Say No Jockey Small
won three to onu shot; Zaudlu favor-
ite l'eiidcrgast second; Yvonne Dav-
enport third. Time til 3-t. Kldoru
Yo Pucdo and Gertrude Dlx also ran.
Second ruco six furlongs Maniac
Jockey Hurton won six to llvy bet;
Granger Twist Jockey Crawford soc-
tnd; Alone Again Jockey OrmcS
third. Tome 1.17. Iron Man Cry
Luby ami Doughty also ran.
Third race about II u furlongs
Arrow shaft Jockey Small won three
to one; Sociable Jockey Warren sec-
ond; Fernando Jockey Hart third.
Time LOO 2-5 Regards Kti Tan-
guuy and Star Venus also I. in. Ser-
enade was scratched.
Fourth raci four furlong and 70
yards-- CI Austin Jockey Warren
won tlx c to one shot; Matt O'Cotinoll
lavorite Jockey Small second; Cull
Holland Jockey MeClnskey third.
Time I -'i. Mary Itudd llotinio
l!uos and I-:. Idle l-.'lks also ran. Opal
K. w as si rat. lied.
Filth race four furlongs and 70
vnrds. T" Jockey Walker won
eight to one shot; liui.y Morgan Jock-
ey Ploss si nd; Lulu ituekler. Jock-.-v
Louder third. Time r;l 1-2.
Cracker Jack favorite; Petite Dolly
V. Llltl" N.ipp.ihco also tan.
Sixth race six and one-half fur-
longsHobby C"ok. favorite Jockey
Warren won betting four to five;
Dan Not ion Jockey Craw lord sec-
ond; Joe Fhrick Jockey Small third.
Time .T1 1-2. Louis Stroubcr. Roil
W'umslcy and Georgia Shutid also rail.
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