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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25
WHITE SLAVERY
IS THE CHARGE
BILL NEFF. SUSPENDED OFFICER,
IS COMPININANT
CASE AGAINST JARWICK
city Jail Prisoner win Likely Get u
Hearing Before Judge slack MOn-
daA-llyidcnCc l. strong,

d o. ...I
'"''""'"R ''"''F 'I'', WV '''-
cluslon of me hearlng oi the charges
preferred against officer Bill Ncn and
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,,'orran, r,s SWORN ont tostrrdnv f..
,.rnnnn IL, ib. rn',r, nf ,ustire Inhu
si,cI for ~. o,rnst nf lyul Ior,yirl,
.Iho hnsLord nr the ur,nriral Ultn.e5
,aot,s, ,ha ,ssist,nt ,hiof az noiire
ID, ~ ,,nor,,. of nand.rIno
PIN WoG an, nr tbe snsnordad or.
g.ars or ~. nnlicn 6nn,rtnnnt ~ th,
s,,o,,,,,,ino ,.itna,,, rhs co,,ni,int
pssnad from tbe ,t,ice nf tho rntn.
"ttnrno,, ana worn IN h,, NoT nlle".s
NO. t1rv,ini, b,s ,honn orgarod In
tha ubito slnvo traNIc
II ~ oynaDto1 that i,ry,icl, u,n ho
,,rotg,od i'm Iusticc slocl,s cnrrt
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tbo Nnos' 'bbs to,r, ,vuI pnt ovntr. mil
aI,o,,t tbo Grst or ths y.or n. may
he releltod from tnii M nnv lime on
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isbohie br tn,nrisonmnnt ot a torn, "f
cron, tyn Va t,tant,,' ,oars or , f'no of
r.o,m Sooo ~ 81 GoG ,r,ch,icaii" n
is n chorgo of white slavery ma is n
relnp,
Tbo Gli,o Of tho ,,r,rl,i,t oooi,,t
Ia+n.,,,, Is "a, n,,,.o,n, 'r tostir,o,,,,
.oe,.rad dnrinc thn boa,ines ogatnst
he t,vo nnlIre otficers vim vera oi,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25
COLONEL CLAIMS
THE CONVENTION
PROGRESSlNES WILL MAXI
FIGHT ON FLOOR TUESnkN.
WILL HAVE $40 VOTES


hN NNhN'lNI'N lItHN
Saratoga. Sopt gi-lf he progros.
,iyes. under the leadership of Buusc-
Welt win the rgh against the old
guard lor the control of the Repubu.
cen state convention which opens ON
Tuosday'it viii hc after q battle ON
thr convention floor
o. is unlikely that an attempt viii
ho made to sway the state committee
on the Roosevelt sherman chairman
ship controversy ut the meeting Mon
day night This Is the situation as
outlined by President Lloyd q. Gris-
com of the New York County Rcpub-
lican committee here tonight
u indicates that the progressiyee
doubt their ability TO control the state
committee and they prefer % take no
chance of having the committee rc-
iect Roosevelt the second time. think
ing q safer To leave the solution Of
the problem To the convention itself
of which they claim the control BY
% large majority.
The minimum Roosevelt vote Is
placed by Griscom ot $40. while Cor
nrlhH V. Collins Of this city who is
iinnE up the Roosevelt. men, places
the figures al jS3.
chairman Woodruff tonight dee
clared that there was little change in
the situation and that the contest
would be close.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25
FRISCO fires HIM;
He GETS $1,000
THAT Is WHAT A JURY SAYS DIS
MiSSAL - WORTH TO FIIZ-
MARTIN.

Special 10 the World
oklahoma city Okla. Sept a.
Naming $4,000 as reasonable dam
ages for the dismissal Of an empoye,
failing to give a clearance service card
and FOR later posting q notice that the
employe had been dismissed a jury
in Judge A. ~ Munden's coult Sat-
urday morning returned a verdict in
the case OF Thomas Fltzmartin
against the Frisco Railroad Company
lThe petitioner was represented by At
ltorney w. u. Cardwell, while Attor
Iney r.. a Kleinschmlit was counsel
Nor the corporation defendant
II was alleged by Fit2ma:tln that
he had been injured In reputation and
ability to procure employment wheu
le was dismissed by the Frisco rail-
'oad on the purported charge Of al-
lowing hoXcars under his supervision
ls conductor 10 be robbed.
BESIDES discharging the petitioner
lthe evidence showed the company
'a,led to comply with the terms OF
l(he Oklahoma law which makes It
necessary to give the discharged en-
9oye a clearance service card show
hg for what cause the employe was
dismissed from the companys SER
vice: also that the company caused
to be posted a notice showing that
Flt2martin had been discharged and
for what purpose.
The jury was out several hours.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25
RcsnInrs Nm. IN Orcpon

Nl ANNNtlulNu lfreh.
Portland, ore, Sept, 2i.-If the
first returns are an indication of how
the political wipAIs blowing In the
state primaries which We're held to-
day. jay Bowcrman, Republican can
didate for governor ON the so-called
assembly ticket defeated Albert
Abraham, who ran under "Roose-
Volt-lughes' banner
The assembly ana anti-assembly
fight Is a state issue aud has 10 do
with the method of selecting United
states senators. The anti assembly
faction claims that the assembly plan
Is an attempt 90 thwart the direct
election of senator's.
by the same uncertain figures A.
w La0erty defeated W. r. ellis for
congressman in the Second district
Ellis Is the incumbent ana is running
on the assembly ticket linerty is
q straight anti-asscmhly candidate.
Reed the lnsurecrt is'-third in the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25
ELEVATOR KILLS NEGRO
Body Horribly Mangled Caught BE-
tween Wall and Car

Special 70 the World
oklahoma City. Okla, Sept 2i--
While ascending in the freight ele-
yator Of the Randall building shortly
after o'clock Saturday morning, AL
bert Johnson negro teamster em-
ployed by l.. D. Minor. a negro oper-
ating dray line In this city, was
caught between the walls and the
elevator and instantly killed
The body was dragged to the third
floor before It was stopped, the ne
gro's cries having attracted employees
on the third floor who. as the ele-
vator passed, boarded II and stopped
the car with the negro stu caught
by the head and shoulders between
the floor and the elevator ana the
concrete beam surrounding the shaft.
The body was horribly mangled,
practically every bone being broken
and almost severed in two both at the
neck and wairt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25
BULLET ENDS LIFE
IN WHISKY JOINT
NOWATA MAN SHOT THROUGH
HEART BY CLERK OF
COUNTY COURT

Ssecia to the World.
Nowata, okla. Sept 24,--William
Minor. poor of family was shot
through the heart and instantly XIII
ed In bootlegging Joint al this
place after q miX-up with Gus
parker, clerk of the county court
Parker has fed.
The shooting is said to nave peen
the outcome of cards ana drlnkihg'
An argument was started as To whlch
of the men had the most money.
Minor is said to have thrown a beer
hottie at Parker The latter Is then
alleged To have fred one shot at
Minor. Witnesses to the affair have
ale0 scattered.
Parker Is well ynown throughont
Nowata County. lie was defeated AT
the August primary for nomination
for comfy clerk 10 succeed himself
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25
TAFT Will GET
PAULINE WAYNE
FAMOUS HOLSTEIN BUTTER pro-
DUCER. GIFT or STEPHEN
son. TO TRAVEL IN STYLE.

BY Associated Press
Kenosha. Wis sept "a Pauline
Wayne the famous Iiolstein COW pre-
sented by Senator Stephenson Of wis
ccu,ln, to President Taft, Is still IN her
pasture here and win leave Kenosha
the d,st Of the week for Washington
she will travel in state with a fun co.
terIc of attendants. She win be taken
to the white house barns by Jim
Torrey, direct descendant Of Aunt
Della, Of pie-bakng fame Torrey is
an eighth cousin to the President The
cow Is the most arlstocratlc member
of the Senator's famous herd ana has
the record Of producing 2 Z pounds OF
butter IN O week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25
HARMON OPENS CAMPAIGN.
Ohio Democrats Go Through Rain TO
Hear Governor.

BY Associated Press
Canton, Ohio, Sept 24.--ln the
middle Of 4 steady drizzlng rain
which lasted the entire day several
thousand Democrats marched t1 the
auditorium han today to listen to
Governor Harmon deliver the first
speech Of the campaign
Harmon confined his address to a
fevlew Of state issues. IIarmon scored
he Republican national administrl-
Hon for what he termed It's wasterul
Expenditures ana attacked the Payne
,hldricll tariff bill.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25
BOARD TO CLARITY
AN ELECTION CASE
CO"NTV FIFCTION BOARD WILL
ALLOW HAWORTH'S NAME 10
GO ON TICKET.

Dawson township is not going ia
have to go without candidate In
the field for trustee. That much has
been decided upon by-8. J.. Mraoham
secretary of the county election board
together with the other members
Dawson tpwn3hip presented one oi
the most unique cases to the county
hoard which has ever arisen as the
outcome of an election, w. IT.
Chism. candidate on the Democratic
ticket for trustee of that township
received AZ woes at the primary Aug
ust During the period of name fil-
ing for the pominatlon. q II, lla-
worth. Republican. made affidavit
that he wished 90 have his name
placed on The Republican ticket as a
candidate for the nomination as trus-
tee Of Dawson township. Th1 affi-
davlt was brcypht TO Tulsn nv u friend
and In some manner Haworth was
registered as % Democrat and his
name also Went on the Democratic
ticket He also was given ~ votes In
ihe primary election
The result was hat neither the Be
publican nor the Democrats Of Daw-
son had nominated man, ana At tho
present time neither party has a can
dldate IN the Gcld. There il 18th
ing IN the annals Of the legislature
TO cover the case, and the county
board has figured 3, ont that If llo-
worth viii present another affidavit
certifying that ne is a Republican aud
that II was his Intention to have his
name placed on the Republican tick
ct at the primary election, has name
win be- placed ON the Republican bal
lots for the general leceticn Novem-
t.v
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25
CHRISTY FAMILY
UNITED AT LAST
ARTIST AND WIFE RECONCILED
AFTER SEpAR NIlON OVER
RESIDENCE DISPUTE

GAINESVILLE, ohio Sept 9i--A q
family luncheon todUy Howard chan
ler ChristN the artist announced to
relatives that thorough understand
ing had been reached between himself
and Mre Chrsty to go to New York
next wcel, To terminate an engage
mcnt with newspaper there ana dis
pose ut other matters after which she
would return TO Duncan Falls,
II is understood lhut Mr.. and Mrs.
Christv win spend the greater part
Of each year In their ohio home. with
occasional vlsts te New York and n
the artists business pormits they will
spend part of ench winter In Now
York. Mrs Christy hae been here with
her daughter Natalie. for several
dnvF The difference of opinion anor'
the place of residence which figured
In the recent separation of the Chris
Tvs. has been settled.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25
JoHNsoNs ARE ACQUITTED.


0NFVTlT " 'HF NVTTW
Ramona. Okla. Sept 24.-Porter
and James Johnson, tried for cutting
their brother and son, Robert Johnson
with corn knife. were acquitted OF
the charge in the Bartlesville district
court yesterday The three men live
at Ochelata.
The three men had a deadly fight
In cornheld some weeks ago In which
Rober tJohnson was badly havked by
his brother and father. The son and
father claimed that the fight was start
ed by Robert Johnson and that a
heavy club he carried was broken in
three pieces during the melee The
assault victim was arrested on this
charge but was acquitted sOmetims
ago, He is now recovering from the
effects Of his wounds
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25
score Losc Lives.

By Associated Press.
81 Petersburg. Sept 24.-ln a
heid-an collision between passen-
ger and freight train, running at a
hieh rate Of speed near here today
a\srore or persons are reported to
have lost their lives Relief trains
have been sent out Of here 10 the
wrecl, and every available physician
IS being hurried to the scene of the
disaster,
Late this afternoon an unofficial
bulletin issued locally placed the mum
her Of dead at ~, while scores were
HORRIBLY injured
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25
HASKELL INDIANS
DEFEAT KANSANS
FIRST GAME UNDER NEW RULES
RESULTED DISASrRQuSiY
FOR THE UNIV ERSITY

BY Associated Press
Lawrence knns. Sept. 2i.--Tho
opening game of the season and the
first quartered gridiron contest.
proved disastrous 10 kansas Univer-
sity today when the fleet-footed Has
kell Indians won by q score of six 10
i've, The university team used the
forward pass perslstenNy and It re-.
The game was a sort of an experience
meeting by the numerous penalties
imposed under the new rues.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25
cnlLp DIES FROM BURNS
Two Year Oi Girl Had Her Clothing
Burned

special 70 the World
senulpa, Okla Sept. 2i.--rhe 2
vear.old daughter of Mr. and Mrs j.
o. Holt died last night as the result
81 hainp burned when her clothing
caught fire. The victim and her
sister were playing about tlr house
three weeks ago and when the form
or struck match her clothing be-
came lgnited Rushing to the door
the flames were famed by the wind.
THE mother extinguished the flames
hit not before the child was terribly
burned.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25
GIRLS nopY IDENTIFIED.
Corpse Found IN Frisco Yard Thnt OI
Long Missing Woman,

10y Nhhur1iru FtrHH
s1u Francisco cam. Sept 2l.-
WIN the positive idcnuHguuu TO-
might dl the body found buried ns,
night iu the rear uf vacant house as
the remains uf Miss Eva swan. the
laat Ink of the chain of events sur-
rounding the disappearance of the
young plso Rohos chool teacher has
been made The Identification was
nude Bog Mrs e. A. Weir with whom
the missing gurI roumed while She wn,
here
EUrIN In the roy Mrs Weir m,lcd to
0duutily the Jewels found ou the body
Although the features oI the coruso
had been badly eaten by acid. Mrs
NpIr WhWlwunly dcutIHrd the
corpse. Detectives working ON the
ease are now rcntpung their efforts
ou the apprehension of william Sake,
who. according to the story told d.,
Bernard Gorduu assisted Dr Grant
iu diSposng of the remains
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25
CREW UNRULY,,
SIX ARE DEAD
BISOBEDIENCE CAUSED ANOTn.
fR INDIANA WRECK
SECOND, IN THREE DAYS
tGr second Time within Few DAYS
Trolley Cars COllide. XIII
ing Many

ty Associated Press.
Upton Ind, sept ei-plsohe-
dl,nye 10 orders by the crew Of a
ll.,sht car is said TO have been the
cause today of the second interurban
traction wreck within three days in
Indiana The disaster today cost the
lyts Of six persons, the serious in
juIy cf six more, and severe burns
90 a score.
The dead:
Dr ". { Holthouscr and W II.
hCi,hcuser, Brooklyn, Y. Y.
tPrdcl Rniisback, iiymcnia, lud.
Joseph Baker. mOIownau on the
limited. L0eanspor. Ind.
Gnis Brook, kolsomO, Ind.
B r. welsh, Marshall, Mich.
TIE seriously injured.
J. -. Montgomery, ElwOod, Ind
H. e. BnilmGCr, Shaipsvillc, Ind.
}nS 4 Moore. ElwOOd. Ind
Mrs Belle Jones. Grcrutown, Ind.
Charles Grace. Fort Dcs NOincs,
Iowa troop { United states infantry.
The southbound freight crashed in
a. The north bound passenger car on
thc indianapolis and Peru division
~ the Indluna Union Traction Com
Iany shortly after noon, two miles
north Of here. The freight car, II
said had orders to stop NJ the first
switch north Gf Rcsslers' crossing,
h.t tried 10 make the first switch
eruth 4 clump Of trees hid the
nriited and the crew e The freight
barely had time TO jump and save
ttcr ivcs. The front end Of the
lr'ited was shattered and all of the
pn.-fngers in the smoking compart-
mont tnled Or w. G, Holthouser,
wh with his brother walter X.
llolhouser, was killed on his way to
Kol,omo Ind. to be married tonight
10 Miss Nellie CoXen daughter of
u. 0oyen cf that city His brother
w,uld nave been the best man
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25
plrTsBuRG DOCTOR FINED.
conductor Of Louisville Incubator
show IL PcnnliIed

By Associated ftr'N.
Louisville. Sept 2i--l'ines and casts
aggregaling S2l2 were assessed against
Dr IT, X. snyder ana wife Of Pittsburg
Pa, who conducted the incubator show
at the state fair last week n which
three babies dlcd, by Magistrate Dach-
er today
Miss Lena Hciner enc Of the nurses,
testified that when amy of the huhies
died they sent to hospital In PITTS
burg and got new lot, She told of
one tIlp she made from Columbus Op
20 Pittshurg for three babies when the
supply they mad on haad had given
tUI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25
INDIAN WOMAN
SHOOTS LOVER
ANNE BUFFALO or BARTLES-
VILE THOUGHT WHITE HAD
SPURNED HER.

By Associated Press
Rartlesvlle okla. Sept 2i--Be-
lieyng that Jacob Moore. white
man, was attempting To spurn her.
Anne Buffalo, an Indian woman
whom he had been counting. shot ana
killed him here tonight. She drove
IN cab 10 the house where he was
visiting friends and calling him 20 the
pierced his lungs. He died almost
instantly
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25
'''...'..l... .O..O......0.0


scarcely had the city commission
finished win the hearings OF the Doc
Ian ana Neit eases which occupied
the entire llno OF the commissioners,
attorneys ana vast array of Wit
nesSes ThnradaN ana Friday than an-
olher dote IN set Tor hearing on ad-
dlllunal charges against Dolan ana
NelG TINS dnte has been fixed by
Mayor Marln Tor neNl "wednesday
EVERY lhdlrntlon NJ the present
TINE " lhlt the hearings on the add
ilonul chhrgrs hrough hy City Altor-
new l'nmsey yesterday VIII prove 10
be pulte as interesting ~ the hear
lnss JUST passed through with the eS-
replon ihat there VIII not be such
a vast amount OF evidence along the
me ol sens1tlonalism
the general chargel brought against
the two men Is that OF conduct nn-
Incoming an oillcer, The charges
brough' against william Neit are
these
That he rooms at house where
Intoxicating liquors are mlawutully
sold and where there are women Of
lndlscrlmlnate repnatcn.
Thal ne has drunk intoxicating IL
quor both while on ana or duty.
Thlt lac appropriated intoxicating
liquor from me cltys Storage house
that he had secured for evidence TO
ms own use
The charges brought against Mr..
7 y Dolan arc substantially dupli-
Gates OF me foregoing. with the ex-
ccptiOn that there rs no accusation IN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25
ARE SOWING WINTER WHEAT
Reports Indicate Large Acreage OF
Cereal for Next Year

Special 10 the World
Guthrie. Okla, Sept. 2i-Reports
received hy the state board OF agri-
culure from Grant, Garfield and Kay
counties indicate that about one
fourth of the winter wheat crop has
been sown, with a greatly increased
acreage IN prospect
The board is being flooded with
money orders aud checks in pay
ment for seed wheat, carload OF
which X expected to arrive here not
later than early in the present week.
g. r. Bryan Of the live stock de-
partment stated today that he would
send a live stock inspector to Mayes
county To cooperate with the gov
ernment Inspector in treating cattle
and sheep affected with grubs dis
ease peculiar To sheep and some
times to cattle.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25

By Ass0ciaipd Press
Beaver Colo. Sept 2i-G. W Mar
lin, general agent of the Chicago
Rock Island and Pacific railroad, to-
night announced the following aG-
dltional identifications Of the victims
of the wrecN on that road near clay
ton Kans., yesterday
q. T.. JACOBSON, Phillipsburg
Kansas
NIX. and MRS. WEYERS. Rlveron
Illinois.
=. H. MAYER. Defiance. Ohio.
---- ZEIGLER. young girl. STRAIT
ton Colorado.
Three bodies, Martin said, remain tc
be identified making the total number
OF dead eighteen
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25
TnIsen TO PenitentIary.

Special 20 the World
TahleQuah. Okla. Sept 24.--Three
men sentenced 20 the state peniten-
tary at this term OF the district court,
were today taken to McAlester TO be-
gin serving OF their terms. They vera
Jim HartneNs rohblng car OF Frisco
railroad two years. Charlie Adams, a
negro. assault one year, r. Howard
Rogerson forgery, three years.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25
Trninmnn l. Acquitted.

By AsS0cinicd PTetH' ~.
Burlington, Kan. Sept 2i.--After
being cut fifteen minutes today ana
taking bun two ballots, the jury in me
cayc Of $. j. Edsall brought In a YER
diot Of mot guilty." Edsall war on
uial charged with manslaughter' as
thp result of collision OF a Missouri
Pacific freight with a Missouri Kan
sac and Texas passenger lraln ~
Moody. Kans. ON February ~. The
wreck resulted In the death OF Grace
Nelson and Ed,sall and bis fireman
were held for trial.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25

Specnl 10 tho World
Guthrie Okla. Sept 24--It was
announced at the state hoard Of agri-
culture today that the Oklahoma
Dairymen's Association viii meet at
Enid. November ID and lG.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25

HV NHNO'TUTNN TfN|I-
Kansas guy Sept 24--1ohn l..
Peak formerly United states minister
to switzerland. died at his home here
today. tie was II years of age.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25
W. X. Freeman. New York city.
Thomas BOctller, New Orleans.
Dorothy Hall, New orleans.
Marian Glblcn, Ne wOrlcnns.

Freeman was n travelling salesman
and Boettler was in the auto business,
The Hall girl came to New orleans
three years ago from Baton Rouge.
La She has a sister living In okla
homa city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25
IAN WEAR

part down, the balance in mo
will buy it back at any tim
exchange for other goods Of
gem stones as low as 5000
indian II Acquitted.
Special 10 the World.
Tahleauah, Okla. Sept 2f-Mack
Mayes a negro. was acquitted In the
district court OF the charge Of muir
dcrlng his half brother. John Mayes
near Hubert last December, Maves'
case was the last ~ llye murder cases
tried at this term. verdict Of acquit-
tai being rendered In each
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25
Joy RIDERS DIE IN cANAh


+ New Orleans, La. Sept 24.--Four
occupants of a large touring car re-
turning from lake shore resort TO
New orleans early today were
owned when the auto, rounding a
urve at high rate of speed. shot
Straight ahead and plunged into the
new basin cgnal.
The dead.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25
ruE WEATHER.

By Associated Press
Washington. d c.. Sept 24.--Okla-
homa, partly cloudy Sunndy nnd Mon
day colder,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25
MORE POLICE
CHARGES FILED
OFFICERS DOt,AN AND NEFF
AGAIN on CARPET
DRUNKENNESS ALLEGED
Date OF Hearing Has Rccn set for
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Han building Ia the good Of .
The city of Tulsn, T.. - A. .
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