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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25
negro HELD FOR
DOUBLE MURDER
NEW JERSEY MINISTER MD
WIFE KILLED: IIOU SEkEEP-
ER'S son ARRESTED.

Trenton, a. Y, Nov. 24.--The muir
der last night Of Rev. AMI l.. Arm
strong and wife, Annie Armstrong, in
their home in Dutch Neck today re-
suited in the prcferring Of charges
by County Detective Klrkpal against
John Sears mulatto, who was ar
|raignod before Justice Mills tonight
land held without bail to answer to
charges Of homicide.
Sears mother negress house
Keeper in the Armstrong household.
Is held az witness. The prosecutor
refused to discuss the motive for the
murder, or whether robbery was
committed
investigation established the fact
that Rev Armstrong and wife were
KILLED by a shot from double-bar-
relied gun which was found in the
kitchen Of the Armstrong home. The
gun was borrowed by Sears two weeks
ago form a neighbor fer hunting.
Mrs. Sears has been housokeeper
H. the Armstrong family for 35 years.
having been employed by the muir
dered man before the birth of her
son, who is 80 years old. Armstrong
was a Princeton graduate
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25
Want, War win NIc>lco

special lu the world.
Guthrie, OKLA. OKLA. NoN 21..-
lDhn .I\liHglcsmith ls ,nc man who
wants war with McNico and the
United States leading it lie is AN
automobile dealer In Okmhomu city
ana his former homo was IA Norman,
where he was student n the okla
homa University and whore his par
cnts i've. The reason for This hatred
or the McNicans Is that he spent
three days less than three months IN
a McNican prison ana the onorrc
was that he ran his automobile into
a government statue In the Ciiy OF
McYIco to save The He of little
child
In the United States this would
have made Elinglcsmith a hero for
he rlskcd his lfc and suffered Il
broken arm to save the child, Bul
this Is what 1t did To Elmglosmtih
In Mexico,
It landed him In a slushy ana var
mint-inloNed dungeon where he was
forced 10 set his own broken arm
with spliuters tern from the rotton
floor and whore eleven other prison
crs he rcmuncd nineteen days. II
put him whore he was forced tO
brlbc warden To get halfway de-
cent accommodate for the rest ol
The weeks he remained In prison
without trial They also give him
the alternative of paying fer his
freedom. $500 Ohc precise amount or
his deposit In MoXicau bankl or
remain I'm prison indefinitely
It forced him to live three months
on mush. horse meat, hul meat
broad and beans--nothng else.
II finally cost him S960--lor he
gave mp the fight. ana was glad to
sign a statement declaring the statue
run into had been run into malicious
ly, with deliberate intent to bring
harm and disaster 10 the property OF
the MeXican government
When he got out of iail he learned
to his great relief that the child had
not been injured In any way And
he learned 10 his disgust that the
statue of old General Quutana roo
had not been hurt much after an,
In fact that an the damage done had
bocS repaired In half an hour.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25
FATHER DESERTS SMALL BOY.
Frisco Engine crew Finds lad Near
Sapulpa.

special 10 the world.
Sapulpa, Okla, Nov 2i.-llalf
starved ana ncnrly frozen iO-ycar-
old boy was this morning picked up
ny an engine crew on the Frisco
west Of this city and is now being
cared for by the humane society The
boys father jeff Butler, had desert
I'D him Yesterday few hours after
he had been released from the city
jan on the charge Of intoXication
Butler had been arrested late
"Wednesday night and locked up az
hoadquartgrs. lie appealed TO the
city commission for his release Upon.
his return home he and his little son
left. walking on the Frisco tracks
After lourncyIng several miles the
boy become exhausted and the faith
cr lett him seated beneath a tree.
telling him he would return in a
short time The father contained
west along the track ana that is the
last that the boy has seen Of him.
The youth had laid beneath q tree
all night and when found by the en-
Gino crew this morning was wander
ing about apparently bewildcrcd.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25
A TIE SCORE
AT BIG GAME
KANSAS RARELY ESCAPED M.
IE\r N ! TO ) GAME.
MlSS0URlA STRONG



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ioth me teams used the forward
pass 4" good advantage, Missouri
scoring hN lIs use ana Kansas gain
ing m'''h ground win IT, The play
winch brought about III" tie was ID
lake pass which sent the BAH within
touching dS'anc" of the Missouri
goat
Ihr'uth'ul the lnrger part OF the
'lisi laII. Missouri had a slight ad-
vantage h'r Ilgher llne puncturing
'h' heavier kansas formation resu-
AMY. liach"N ana l.e Mire made good
NoInS Tor Missouri through ability Of
me .uesm'n To open holes,
KANSAS on the "ther mana, failed
To make con 'rnllVe gains through
Ml'."nrls llnc The only offensive
work hN Kansas Which seemed effect
we was the forward pass ana after
shc hhd scored 10y sending Burress
n'r'SS 'h' lhc on Forward pass
L. 81 - Ia
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25
sage MEMORIAL
PLANS ANNOUNCED
MODEL SUBURBAN CITY TO BF,
ERECTED FOR POOR BN
MRS. RUSSELL SAGE.

ly Associated Press.
New York, Nov. 24.-The prclm-
mary plans Of the Russell Sage foun-
dation, established by Mrs. Sage as
memorial to her husband for the
establishment Of model suburban
city providing healthful and beautiful
homes for persons OF moderate means,
were announced today
The project is to utilize a tract Of
l42 acres in Forest Hill Gardens. Long
Island, nine miles from New York
city, In laying out town for fifteen
hundred families The initial eXpcn-
ditures will he $2,950,OO0
The minimum cost of paying for a
home will be S25 month including
principal and interest The applicants
for homes win have to submit TO eX.
.omnations as to character and ante
ccdents
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25
Haskell Run over.

Lincoln, Sch Nov 2l,--Thc Haskell
Indians were distrously defeated by
the state University on Nebrnska's
field today by score Of ll9 to 0, Ne
haska's high score fer the season.
The Haskell team failed to offcr any
cflccWul resistance 10 the Nohraskans
pud were smothercd from the starH
Nebraska scored repeated on long
end runs, fake plays and forward
passes only twice did the visitors
hold Nebraska for downs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25

Pennsylvania ~, Cornell G..
Nebraska l1g, Haskell q
syracuse e. s. Louis University 0.
Oklahoma Q. Texas 0.
Kansas Aggics 3a Washburn o.
S. Mnrys 3D. noane o.
southwestern a.. Oklahoma nap-
lists Q.
Creighton q, Dcs Moinos +
Marquette 9 Notre Dame 3.
Vanderbilt 23 Sowancc g.
Arkansas 81, Louisiana q
Amos o. Drake q,
Brown ld Carlisle Q,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25
HOPEOF WHITES
WINS ANOTHER
NORRIS DEFEATED CHAMPION
HARPER ~ THREE ROUNDS.
HARPER WAS OUTCLASSED
I OlOradan Went Down for the Count
Iinrk-ScNCral Good Pre-.
liminariC~

/ lilillnllll@.
--
carl Morris. the bic ,apulpl giaut.
! is sim mdcfoatcd. Last uipht hrrorr
nearly "a thousand Gphr fans he dr-
,cutrd Jim Harprr supposod-to-ho-
champion Of the state rf Colorado
ana added another victory. tn. his u-
crcasng list of winning fights
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lThc first round was protty fast one
IlOth men hnmmcrmg each other with
great force Harper made % good
showing and took his corner looking
Iuonc the worse for the wear.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25
BRAZIL NAVY
CREWS MUTINY
SAILORS on THREE BATTLE.
SHIPS KILL THREE OFFICERS
NO POLITICAL SIGNIFICANCE
CITY of Rio Jnncrio Fired Upon by
Ships When Demands Are
Ignored

by Associated Press,
Rio Jancro, Nov. 94-DissatisGod
with their working conditions, three
crews Of the BRAZILIAN navy mutnod
Tuesday killing three officers and
mortally wouudiHg another The
trouble started on tho Mluas Gracy
ana soon spread to the sac pluDo
ana Bapia
The chamber Of deputies closed its
meeting and adjourned until tomor-
row with the question Of amnesty for
mutiners still under discussion. II Is
thought that amnesty win be granted
by a small majority
Tho sac Paulo and Bapia have
gone outside the bay hut the Minas
Gcroos has taken position in the bay
opposite the government palace.
The mulIny began ou the night at
November 80 and in the battle that
followed Captain Ncycs, commanding
the battlcshlp Mnas Gracs, and two
officers were killed and another oni-
Ger wounded, The. mutinous crew
shouted, Long live liberty"
Thc insurroctionary movement
then broke out on board the other
new Brazilian drcadVuught the bat
tlcshlp sac Paulo, and the scout ship
Bapiu. All Of the officers having been
landed, II plain sailor Of the first
class, named Jean Candido, took
command Of the squadron
Ammunition was provided. provl-
slons reQuisitloncd ana a coal dopot
ON the Isle Of Wanna taken. The
vessels were prevented from trans
porting coal destined for the French
steamer Atlanticqua ana the English
ship Oronosa.
The movement is declared to hc
without political signiflcance The
mutnocrs sent message by radiograph
10 President Fonscca setting forth
their claims for immediate abolition
of corporal punishment on board the
ships, and Increase in pay, according
10 the program to be submitted tc
congress some time ago and "a dim
mutton Of the work wit wl'rh ,nev
are burdenod by reason Of the main
tcnanco of incomplete crews. The
statemen, added that bomhardmcnt
Of the city ana other ships in the
harhor would follow the refusal Of
the demands
Tho government rcfraincd from re-
plying and severe Gre was soon
opened by them upon the city This
continued at intervals all night. on
tho morning Of November % there
was further firing on the city.
The Mnas Gcraos, Sac paulo. Bahia
ana the battloshp Marshall Floriann.
crossed the bar and fred on the fore
rcss, which did not respond. An of
HE hoats were flying the red flag Of
= volt once outside the bar. the
squadron put about and again entered
tho bay, took up position opposite
the city ana fred the big guns from
all quarters of the ships. A shot
from a small cHlibrc gun entered a
house and Cdstello Hill in the center
Of the city killing two children and
a woman
During the, day shots in particular
were directed at the marine arsenal.
About l o'clock in the afternoon, N
small boat nylng white flag went
alongside the sac paulo. II carried
Deputy Cnrvalho, retired naval Of
licor who talked with the mutinccrs
ana later reported to the chamber Of
deputies, which had hcen convened in
special session.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25
FIGHT GAME Is REVIVED.
California Has First Bont Since July
Fourth.

BY Associated Press.
Los Angels, cal, Nov "a 1.-THE
boxing game which has been dormant
since before the Jcffries-JohnSon
fight, was revived here today, when
Danny Webster bantam weight Of
Los Angeles, gained a 2O-round de-
csion over Charles White of Chicago.
The exhibition was poor but largely
attended.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25
PENNSYLVANIA Defeats Cornell

Wy ANucluicd ItrsN
nd fast game the Pennsylvania foot
ban team defeated Cornell this at
tcrncon, - to g. the Quakers score
being made ON two touchdowns and
goals aud Cornclls on two goals FROM
placement by Quarterback Butler.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25
Got Noonshinc WhiSky.

special 10 tue world.
Anadarko, Okla. Nov. "a. Dep
uty sheriff II, l.. Reed Of Caddo
County, has unear,hcd a moonshinc
distlllery on the banks of Cobb Creek,
bcar Alfalfa, and has brought to the
courthouse here a jug Of the products,
which experts claim to he as good an
ortlcle as the mountancers Of Ken
lucky or Tennessee ever produced.
Learning that they had been spotted,
the makers Of the moonshine had
many evidences of their wor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25
Shnnghncsscy Downs slnnIcN

Special 10 the World
Muskogee, Okla Nov 2i.-Pcte
Shaughncssey won tonights fight
with Frank Stanley, knocking him out
In the fourth round
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25
Nlodcro'~ can Published.

TT I""WTTTTTW T-TI1T
Now York Soy "A manifesto.
credited 10 and signed by Madcro
calling the people of Mexico to re-
volt was made public hero tonight
bN friends of Nudcro November goth
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25
Nownta Defeats Kicrcr

~nppiul iu thu World
Nowaa Okla. Noy. "a --rhe no.
W,da football team defeated the Hie-
Ter team totny hv score Of 10 o.
lt was h1rd foght game and wei
attended
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25
Oklahoma Gets Convention.

by Associated Press.
San Antonio, Tex, Nov 2I.-Okln-
homa city was today selected as the
place for the next session Of the
Trans Mississippi Commercial Com
gress In 1911.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25
Rn..InI. Non InII.

NY N|1UTIUTTI TTH-|
Buffalo, g. S.. Nov 2I-- George
uackonschmldt tonight failed TO
throw Zybszphu twice in one hour
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25
TuE WEATHER.

Bv Aesocmlcd pr.-..
Washington Nou 2l-Okphoma-
Fair and cooler Friday, Saturday fair.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25

HncWell IN Davis, Ammons
Touchdowns--}urross and AM
mons. Onicals-Roferec, James
*. g. \, c., Umpire. Lieu
tenant Thompson, Army; Field Judge.
Gordon; Head LIncsman, Cornell.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25
DlNk mn. unncr IInnh.

Laredo Tex. Noy. IA Aloyi,uu
Consul Miguel T.. plohold today re-
,oiyad official adyiccs which state TINT
.urirt has been restored al AN pl3r,g
throughout the country cyccpt the
.Guorrcro district. in Chuahua. where
two hundred rovolutioui.ts are sim
making attacks. an VILLAGES. The con-
sui says they are not rcvolutionists
hut handIts who are i'm tho Upld to
rob and p.lapc
GoncrnI l.ourn \IllDr stationed Dt
Nucyo Iorado. Mexico. today received
official adylcos from all polnts cm-
Lraced in his hrisdiction oytendinp
from Alalamoras to columbia. thirty
miles above Laredo ON the Mexico
side of the rNar soyiur that cvcry.
tlinp was ouict along the hordcr and
lin the Immediate interior.
The Mexican government sim main-
tains a Gordon of troops to punrd the
harder ON thn I'nitod Stotos side of
tho uIo Grando and troops are OH
plord from brownsville Ia Del Rio.
ana according to Information cover
lnp this stretch of border allot pro-
vailed AN day.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25

l.afe Bud hats lost his job at IN
meat shop cause his thumb wu2 too
light tn married man that sets 'cm
up Is spcndu his wifc's wages
The Washington times., 1910-05-08
ROOSEVELT SENDS
FOR BUSTER
Frank B. Kellogg Speeding
Across Atlantic TO Meet
Former President.

MINNEAPOLIS, May S.-Before many
davs have elapsed the heads Of former
President Roossvc1e and his specially
appointed trust buster" will be to-
rether in some more or less secluded
spot in Europe
Il became known today that Fran <
=. Kellogg IS speeding across the Al
Iantic in response TO an urgent SUM-
mons By Colonel Roosevelt Within a
month the same " sseI will bear them
together hack to America.
Among the first of the letters which
/ Colonel Roosevelt is credited with
having written TO personal and pOliti-
cal friends asking either their pres
eucp or their budget of news, was one
to Ir- Kellogg but at the time the
St Paul attorney could not respond
A subsequent episJle, however seemed
TO brook no delay. and without anF
( HIare or rrumpets- Mr. and Mrs ke--
8 Io-E quietly took their cOuse Europe
! ard
i ST~ Kellogg is believed TO be in q
+ n1sftf0n 10 nut the former President
3 i'm close touch with political conditions
AZ home and those who have con
versed with the Governments prose
( Cutor aver that he enteTTalns views
] sufficiently pronounced TO De OF oe'
[ rfdef interest TO the great hunter
But II viii generally be accepted
lrhar this forthcoming interesting con
/ yersatfon viii include some ailusioT
10 the political situation IN Mime
sofa with special reference TO th'
/ Senatorial outlook
The Washington times., 1910-05-08
WOODMEN OF WORLD
ERECT A MONUMENT
Impressive Ceremonies Held
in Mt. Olivet Cemetery
by Elm Camp.

An impressive ceremony was h6lc this
afternoon under the auspices Of Elm
Camp. No 5. Woodmen Of the World In
Mt OIiveS Cemetery. when a monument
erected TO the memory OF Sovereign
Charles E. Mellon was unveiled in the
presence Of q large and distinguished
gathering. iucIudinE the family and
friends of che deceased
The rituaIistic exercises were in charge
Of Sovereign r. P. Lswis, Of North Car
olira. assisted by the officers ard mem
bers Of the local camp Representa-
tive Morris Sheppard OF Texas and SOW
erefgn banker Of the WoOdn1en Of the
World. delivered the grafton
REPRESENTATIVE Sheppard spoke Of the
high character Of the deceased and Of
the excellent work he had done in con-
nsCtiou with the order The music was
furnished by the choir Of sovereigns OF
Elm Camp. No 6. under the leadership
/ Of Elisha 3. Lewis.
Erecting a monument to every de-
/ ceased member IS one CT the features OF
I the society. nearly ECO OF these mem
/ oriaIs have been erected since the order
was. Organized in 1890
The Washington times., 1910-05-08
OFFICIAL PLANS TO MAKE
CAPITAL CITY A UTOPIA
Commissioner Johnston Has Hopes That Washington
Nav Be Conducted in Near Future Without Neces-
Sity of a Police Department

In fact" continued the Comnis-
sioner. 1T VIII be our effort 70 50 con-
duct this town so that IL VIII not oe
necessary to arrest anybody under any
circumstances.
The Washington times., 1910-05-08

Commissioner Johnston is hopeful OF
establishing in the District Of Columbia
a modern Utopia
II successful in his aim. a police force
IN the District viii no longer be neces-
sary The Commissioner appeared re-
Gently before a subcommittee OF the
House Committee Of the District Of Co
Iumbia in relation 10 the proposed bin
providing for a police and pension fund
for the police and fire departments.
The present fund is derived in part
from the fines in the POli,e Court
Owing to the small nUDber of arrests
in February. there was a shortage IN
! the fund. resulting in the pensioners re-
/ ceiving only part OF their monthly
| stipend
! In April the fines increased. and the
/ pension fund resumed its normal pro-
| portions.
| To avert possible criticism Commits
siOner Johnston explained that this was
! not due 20 the efforts % the police tc
provide for the pensioners but resulted
! from the unusual number Of arrests u
| the Commissioner campaign 10 clear
/ I'D the city From now on, he said, y
{ was expected there wOulC be fewer ar
I rests
The Washington times., 1910-05-08
Fourth Expected to Confess
Bribetaking Within
Day or Two.
MORE INDICTMENTS
EXPECTED THIS WEEK
Links Admission of Receiving
$1,000 to Vote for Lorimer Re
garded as Beginning.

CHICAGO. May 8.-Confession No
in the legislative bribery scandal
made before the special grand jury
by Representative Michael s Link. is
regarded at the criminal court build
Ing as the starting Of q stampede, and
the .comiuz week is expected to bring
deveIopu ents Of a startling nature
that may -sveaI new ramidCatiOns Of
the alIege5 Doodle and corruption at
Springfield.
Rumor has II today that fourth
legislator is on the verge Of making
q confession that viii widen the scan
dal into still larger proportions More
indictments are looked for this week,
and il is expected the special grand
Jury will call IN several witnesses
" hose names so far have not been in
IoIved in the bribery charges
Links confession is similar 10 those
BeCknyer- He says he received Slsu1
for voting for William LOrlmeT Tor
Senator, and charged that Lee ONelll
Browne. minority leader paid him
the money
He confessed ne received $500 out OF
the Jackpot" and charged that Rob
ert e Wilson paid him the money IN
Lee C'NeuI Browne. indicted for
bribery, and Robert E Wilson, in
dicted for perjury. have given bonds
IN the sum OF $4,000 each
Sa1Eamon cOunty's grand jury IN
curry into the charges of Legislative
bribery viii open Monday at Spring
field. without reference 10 the status
of the invest, cation that IS belne
made by the cook county inqulSlJOT1a
body
The Washington times., 1910-05-08
IOWA REPUBLICAS
TO BEGIN BATTLE
Insurgent Senators to Begin Stump
Speaking This Week-Repre-
sentatives Busy.

The war in Iowa viii be fairly set
fn motion this week. There the politi-
cal contest has become quite as inter
estinE as the recent struggle over the
control Of the Indiana Repu blican
State. convention, which the opponents
Of Senator Beveridge sought in vain
II wresC from him
Senators DOIliver and Cummins are
Ecing 20 Iowa this week, and viii ad-
dress big mass meeting IN DeS
Noines Tuesday night
This meeting 10 be addressed by the
Two Senator's viii be the real begin
ming Of the political battle in Iowa
which will wind up June with the
primaries
Iowa, dghtinE 10 prevent defeat BY
Judge = r PrOuty- HepresentGtiy We
Walter T. Smith, who is the right
hand man Of Tawney on the Appro-
priatious Committee, viii so 10 Iowa
this week and take the stump to save
himself from defeat by Attorney Gen
eral H " Bvers, = Cummins man.