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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-30
governor SIGNS
BILL YESTERDAY
SITS ON STOOL IN HARVEY HOUSE
HOUSE WHILE SIGNING.
Then Goes TO OKLA CITY
Guthrie VIII Rest ON Injunction
Against Removing Any Of the
State OFFICES.

BY Associated Press
Guthrie, Okla, Dec. 20 While Sit
ting on stool in the Harvey eating
house in this city tonight, Governor
Haskell affixed his signature to the
state capital bin as enacted by re-
cent special legislj tive session fixing
the capital or the state at oklahoma
CITY The citizens of Oklahoma city
had met the requirements of the goy-
eruor shortly after o'clock aud he
Immediately took the train for this
city IN company with W, A Led
better and Charles Putnam, the gov
ernor swung Off the west side of the
train and slipped INTO Harvey eating
house. whore Haskell ordered a hear
" dinner and just had time 10 give
zest to meal and signed the bin
It was immediately handed TO AS
Siatant Secretary of state Leo Meyers,
accompanied by Charles DouGherty
commissioner Of labor; T.. NJ. Tramp,
auditor OF state, James Mepcfc.
treasurer Of state; Leo Meyers.assist-
ant secretary of state; a p. watson,
corporation commissioner, and Il j.
Alden, state board Of affairs, and Gov
ernor Haskell boarded the waiting
train and rushed back to Oklahoma
city
For the first time after long fight,
extending over period OF - wears,
Oklahoma CITY is the de facto capjblL
Just what action state officials will
take. however. now that the bill has
been signed, is not definitely known,
but It IS not expected that any one of
them will move before the supreme
courts decision on the case now be-
fore II for consideration, aud also In
view of the fact that all OF them have
been enjoincd from removing the
states offices from here.
Guthrie interests have already
started court proceedings against the
legality OF the bill aud it is antici-
patcd Il will be several months before
location is finally determined
Haskell's plans are not made public.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-30
mexico thinks SHE
HAS EN- ON THE RUN
LAST ORGANIZED BATTLE FOR
REVOLUTIONISTS FOUGHT
MAY MAKE TROUBLE"


Chihuahua Dec. 29.-Offical notes
today which seem to be confirmed by
developments indicate the first stage
of the insurrecton in the direction Of
Chihuahua and that second has be-
gun. The government believes the
instructors fought their last organ
lied battle at Pedernals two weeks
ago, aud that they have split into
small bands, which IT viii tlke
months to catch and subdue.
These reports are confirmed by the
fact that the country from Nal Paso
Key to the railroad is free Of them
and General Navarro is now IN control
OF the situation ul along the line,
with their extreme mobility the
instructors are still capable Of max.
ing trouble The federal troops must
proceed cautiously, as the swift nov
ing horsemcn of the revolutionists
can mlly two or three hundred men
at short notice to attack any inferior
detachment which may become iso-
lated Foreigners who are heavily
Interested financially in the affected
district, face a long period of busi-
iness stagnation. They say 1t viii
take months 20 pacfy the western
part Of the state, even II there are
no serious developments in the east
trn and northern parts
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-30
ASKS RE-HEARING IN
So INSURANCE Cases
ATTORNEY GENERAL JACKSON
CLAIMS M HAS FOUND I'M
PORThNT EVIDENCE.

By Associated Press
Topeka, Dec. ga rchearing In
the antitrust case against the eighty
five insurance companies doing busl-
ness IN Kansas was asked Tor today
by Attorney General T.. 8 Jackson
in petition filed In the Shawnee
County district court
The original case was brought
three years ago, and lost by the state
IN the district court and appealed TO
the supreme court where It IS still
pending. The attorney general os-
serls that he found new and import
ant evidence tending to show an
agreement among the insurance com.
Vlnies on basic rates,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-30
End Of Bad paNs Comes.

81 lived In Colorado and Montana"
said an old timer last night. when
those two communities were at their
toughest, but the red shirted miners
were gentlemen by the sid, of tho
nasty men who walk the streets OF
Tulsa, idle by day. but vicious by
night II this town were In Texas
there would not be enough telegraph
and telephone poles 10 go around.
TENS has chased fully half your law
breakers here out of that state and
the king bees Of several of your
gambling Joints know places IN Texas
whore they cant light long enough
to rest their wings. These are the
men that Mayor Martin und his spe-
cial officers are going after, and
they had Just as well preen their
wings for a long flight"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-30
Was FIRST and Third
husband TO HIS WIFE
MAN WHO SAW ANOTHER WED
HIS own, KEPT HILENCE,
REM MARRIID--DIES.

By Associated PRESS
wellington. Kan. Dec. 29.-Mllc'
Park. his wife's first and third hus-
band. died here last night at the age
of so years.
Park was married In Washington
county ohio, in 1852 In 1876 he
lcft his wife and three children and
went IN search Of his fortune to the
Black Ilis OF Dakota, and was re-
ported killed by the Indians.
Minor lIarrod. a Kansas farmer.
visiting in Ohio in 1884 met Parks
supposed widow, married her, and
came to live near here Park, return.
Ing to Ohio In 1901, learned that his
wife was still alive. He did not, how
ever. make known to her the fact that
he was also alive until in 1901 when
Illrrod died Then he came to Kan.
sag. teeourtcd his VIE. aud last reI
rtmNrried her.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-30
ORGANIZATION MAY rAm.
Enid Real Estate Men Trying to Get
Together To Boost for city.

Special 20 me NOid
Enid. OKLA. Dec 90 The organ
laation of the real estate men OF the
city into a body which win work ny
one for the urbulldlns OF a greater
city is not certainty Efforts along
this line reached definite shape
when ut meeting IN the district
court room of about 70 Of the leading
real estate dealers and hnd owners
Of the city II u Strickler, tcmpor-
AIRY chairman was, by unanimous vote,
instructed 10 appoint a committee OF
five 20 prepare the bylaws and con
stitution for such an organization.
This committee Will fix the manner
IN which the permanent officers are
to be chosen, II will report at an.
other meeting TO bo held IN the same
place next Tuesday night at which
the bylaws and constitution will he
submitted for adoption aud pernS-
rent organization affected.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-30
sixteen DIE when
A boiler EXPLODES
TWELNE MORE AXE INJURED hs
THEY STAND AND WAIT
CALL TO WORK.

by Associated Press
Piusucld, Mass, Dec, 2g.--The
lives OF sixteen men were ended to-
day by the explosion OF boiler at
tho Aloorowood Lake lee Company
plant two miles south OF here.
Twelve me. injured in the disaster
were reported as in pyruarious con-
dition at Mercy Hospital, TO which
they we're removed II Is feared that
two of the patients win die,
The dead
WILLIAM DUNN.
GEORGE WARD.
EDGAR ALLEN.
LEG TERRMANDAl.
VI. l.. SMITH.
WYATT MOORE.
WILLIAM PEPOON.
ALFRED BENCE.
FREDEHiCK RUTHERFORD
ELMER ELDRIDGE
JAMES M'NALVS.
GEORGE HOpGH
JOSEPH GALLEGE.
OBELINE GALLEGE.
JOHN RAYMOND,
UNIDENTIFIED LiBORER
Gathered IN groups about the
building were about 125 men await
ing a chance TO earn money by cut
ting ice. with crash heard for
miles around. the boiler bursted, The
cause Of the explosion is unknown.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-30

Guthrie. okla, Dec. 2O.--GoVernor
and Mrs. Charles y. Haskell follow
Ing his retirement as governor on
January will go to san Antonio,
Tex, for the remainder Of the winter,
at least for a prolonged rest Mrs.
Haskell will remain eat san Aatonio
while the governor viii visit the coast
country with party OF friends on a
fishing and hunting trip.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-30
ANTONIO RODRIGUEZ
IS HALE and HEARTY
M WAS BURNED Al sTkkE,--
CAUSED BIG 1ROUBLI1-IA-
TEX Is ARRESTED.

GuadalaJara Mex. Dec, 29,--Anto-
MO Rodriguez, supposed to have been
burnel at the stake at Rock springs,
Texas, is In Guadalajara. hale and
hearty. Dispatches from Rock
Springs at the time OF the lynchIng
made II reasonable to ascertain the
identity of the man as resident Of
this city and as the aftermath to the
killing the anti-Amerioan demonstra-
tons started In Mexico,
Rodriguez was arrested here seye-
raj days ago on suspicion that he
was an agent of the revolutionary
leader. Madero. His identity was es-
.ohl.shed today and he was released.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-30
FIGHTS FOR ms LIFE,
Youth Wounded at Talalp Chrislmas
ESQ Makes Heroic Struggle.

By Associated Press
Independence, Kas., Dee. 29.-
Claude stafford the young ranch
hand who was shot at Talala, Okla.
Christmas eve, and who is now In a
hospital at this place, Is making a
heroic struggle against death. al
though the attending physicians state
that the odds are greatly against him,
The boys father Is at his bedside.
The mother Is ON the farm near
Peru and Is almost wild with grief
and anxiety The youth is rational
part Of the time
The marshal who Is claimed To
have done the shooting Is held at
Claremore, close guard being kept
over him that nothing may happen
to him at the hands Of the ranchmen
who are greatly incensed over the in
cident
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-30
RAILROADS GRANT A
10 PER Cent Raise
COST THE so COMPANIES FIVE
MILLIONS A YEAR.

Chicago, ILL.,, Dec SO. 9.--conductors
and trainmen on fifty of the railroads
running north, south and west OF chi
cago were granted "A flat Increase In
wages Of 10 per cent today. Tho in
crease was granted after months
negotiation, and affects $4,000 mem-
bers OF the Brotherhood OF Railroad
Tralnment and the order Of Railway
Conductors. IL will mean an added
expense OF S5,O0O,OOO a year to the
railroads The increase became ef-
fective this morning.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-30
emf down lakes
4 weekly pay
IeepS il.

glrls. braved the snowstorm, marched
TO the tailoring shop Of Hlcbrand &
Co., and shattered most Of the vim
dows cries Of the women added to
the shouts 1r the men that the nom
union employees of the place come out
aud Join In the strike
A riot call brought several wagon
loads Of policemen who rushed the
strikers. TWO men were arrcstu' and
the strikers beaten with clubs before
the mob dispersed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-30
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-30
Known As Antonio.

Rock Springs, Tex Dec. 29.-Thc
man lyuched here November g for
the murder OF a cattleman's wife was
known as Antonio Rodriguez, and II
Is sail he came to the United states
nom Guadalajara, Mexico An ef-
fort wifi be made to establish the
identity Of the man.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-30
WILL SINK WELLS.

Special 20 The World
McAlester. Okla. Dec. 29.-There
was a meeting OF the council yester-
day afternoon. The mayor was In
structed tn sink q number Of wells
on tho chicago Rock island 6 Pa
clfir nght-of-way The mayor VIII
onnrer with contractors this after
noon
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-30
90 000s s00.ss.0s1s ..0o...0s',
THIS DREAM CAME TRUE,


special tu thr World
> Marion, Ohin. Dec, ga
dream of dcnth camc true to-
> day when William IT, Baker
90 years old, was found dead
In his homo here, Death is II
, said, was due 10 an over dose
, of morphine
, Yesterday the aged man
, said dreamed that two Of his
friends were trying TO enter
, his home while he was dying
hut they were kept away 'by
his faithful dog while dying
today two friends called to
see him but the dog prevented
, their entering for some time.
Finally the animal was out
witted and the men gained en-
, trance to the house, whore
they found Baker dying
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-30
WIN II Hurt Business.

Certain Of those who eat the sub
stance Of the earth without paying
for it-of which rascality and con-
tcmptble parasite the gambler is the
king bee--will argue that driving
gamblers and whisky mon out of town
Will hurt the town. The breed Of
gamblers and bootleggors are the first
ones that Tulsa W ishes to get rid OF,
and she viii get rid OF them. too. by
means at once natural and forcible.
She went long wly toward getting
rid Of Walter Fawcctt the other day
when he received q four years sen-
tence in the penitcntinry Very soon
such hard times win strike the gang
that they cannot employ such eminent
booze attorneys as now handle their
cases.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-30
\ Small paxznaa
NIrht Wldrrs NpncnI.

By Associated Press.
Cincinnati Dec. 90 Ten ttau
County Kentucky men who wtr
convicted Of might riding" filed apt
pcols In the United states circuit
court Of appeals hero today Among
the defendants were several wealthy
men In Grlnt County. alleged to have
lnterfered with interstate commerce
In preventing W @ Osborne from
shipping crop of tobacco to Cin-
cinnatl In the United states district
court Judge Cochran imposed fines
ranging from 1900 to $1,000 upon the
men,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-30

Consrc> man Noys1n 4, already at
work uyns 90 6ot another oppropri-
utnu lor th. oklahoma cly federal
building
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-30
THEY MUST GET
UP AND TRAVEL
ALCORN, MOORE, IRIQUOIS AND
METROPOLITAN MUST GO.
MAYOR SELECTS THE WORK
The End OF the Bad Days Is Coming
Texas Has Been Sending
Here.
........L......... .........

The AlcOrn, the Iriqu0i-
Club, the Metropolitan Club, 4
aud the Moore hotcl must 20.
That Is the word with the bark
ON IL, aud these people had just
rs wen make up their mind 10
go.-NIaSOr l.. j. Martin.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-30
And This. Also.

Mexico, CITY, Mex, Dee 29--Mal
Paso, said to have been stronghold
OF the revoiutionists in the state OF
chihuahua. was capteured today by
federal forces according to tolegr1ms
Received late tonight by the govern
ment officials here.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-30

BY Associated Press
Mexico CITY Mex Dec. 90. a
special received here tonight by tho
Mexican Herald from Cordoba, State
Of Vera Cruz. said that an attack on
the city was eSpected before morn
Ing
The telegram stated that an armed
body of men, numbering about lO0,
attacked and took San Felipe De La
Punta, and Omcalcn, two mountain
towns, during the day
According 20 the dispatch the gov
ernment officers looted the arms
taken from private persons. The two
towns mentioned have about 500 in
habitants each. Great excitement II
said to prevail at Cordoba, and active
preparations were made late In the
afternoon 20 defend the city should
II he attacked tonight
Cordoba is one of the most impor-
tant elites on the line OF the Mexican
Railway and has about 1000 popula-
tlon. Information received so far
does not indicate whether the attack
on towns mentioned was made by
rpknluffnutatu or Ian1itg
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-07
SPORTING NOTES
JEFF WHIPPED BEFORE
FIGHT, SAYS GOTCH
Champion, Discussing De-
feat of White Boxer, Sup
ports Muldoon.

Reno, New, July 6.-Realizing that
the world was looking upon him to win
for the white race Jeffries was cour-
ageous as ever Monday. yet he knew he
was Unequal trtthe demand of the hour.
He was whipped before he left Moana
Springs for the ring side He felt that
he was to fall before the coIored race
and that was too much for him TO face.
and as the hour approached his nervous
condition became such that his mind
lost all control over his body
1t began Saturday night, first indicat
ing itself when he grufly ordered a
newspaper man to get away from here
go out, when there was no justifica-
ton for his surly action, which brought
forth general censure.
On Sunday noon, after playing sew
eral games of cards. he made many bad
plays and said things very strange.
Shortly after Mrs. Jenries was noticed
to be worrying about his condition of
mind. Then he became morose and re-
fused to talk to any one.
Sunday night he did not sleep a wink.
but walked about and looked out of the
windows of his bedroom. Monday morn
ing he ate little breakfast. and by the
time he sat in his corner in the ring
Choynskl as he wrapped his hands ex-
claimed: Why, Jim, your hands are
cold as Ice and clammyt" Believing that
he was merely little nervous and
would get over it as soon as he got
busy in the fight, nothing more was
said.
The physicians had declared his ply
steal condition perfect and he did not
look for any nervous breakdown for
the man was courageous
Remembers Only Being In Corner.
When l asked him after the fght
what he did actually remember from
the time he entered the ring Jim re-
piled: Well, I remember sitting in the
corner and getting up and not being
able to get my arms up right. I really
don't just remember much about what
I did"
II did not know those about Jef-
ir1es all right, having known them for
many years, I would declare that Jef
fries was doped, he was so groegv and
dumpy.
from the beginning to the end of the
pattle every round fought went to The
credit Of the black champion, who niled
up an immense amount of points on the
white man. Should the fight have been
stopped at any time the decision would
nave had to be given TO johnson.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-07
S0X BOOTS HELP
TRIUMPH OF MAPS
Duffy's Men Nullify Rally in
Eighth by Errors in Ninth,
Losing, Four to Five.

Cleveland. Ohio, July 6.-The six con-
tnued their glorious booting career and
threw away their last game of the year
on Cleveland grounds, to T.
1t looked for seven innings as If they
wouldn't have to do as much erring as
usual, for the Maps secured a cluster
of three in the opener and the six were
not doing anything to speak of against
PITCHER Elmer Koestner But the eighth
came, and with it a big Chicago rallv
IN which Jimmy Block, Pat Daughertv
ana Jack Collins figured prominently.
men the third man had been retired
the sox were leading by a score of 4
- and there were only nine more
Clevelanders to retire.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-07
FRIENDLY CROWD
GREETS JOHNSON
Negro, in Cheyenne, Says He
Will Fight Langford for
$4,000 Side Bet.
WYOMING LAW FORBIOS GO
Governor Declares Go Will Not Take
Place in His State; Sans
First Name Is Bet

Cheyenne, Wyo. July eff Sam
Langford, the Boston fighter, will put
up a side bet of see, 600, Heavyweight
Champion Jack Johnson will meet him
in Cheyenne during the great frontier
celebration in the latter part of August
or month later. Johnson issued this
statement today when his train pulled
in from Reno. en- route to Chicago
For half an hour Johnson was given
the greatest friendly demonstration he
has received since the fight A crowd
of more than 5000, including 1000 col
ored soldiers of the Ninth cavalry from
Fort D. A Russell. almost surrounded
the champions private car, the crowd
greeting the champion with wild yells
and waving of hats.
Friendly Crowd Greets Negro.
Flowers were showered on him and
the people forced their way into John
sons car to shake his hand. A number
Of women in the crowd tainted as a re-
suit of the crush and were taken into
Johnson's car.
Johnson was ompanied by his wife
his brother George, his manager, Tom
Flanagan. George Cotton and Sig Hart.
The veteran John L. Sullivan was also
on the train
Governor VIII Prevent Fight
There is no show for the fight here
during the Cheyenne frontier celebra-
tlon, said the governor when told of
the plans for the Johnson-Langford
match.
wyoming laws forbid it, and I will
see that the laws are enforced. Per
sonally I am not opposed to the sport
and would enjoy seeing the match. but
the law forbids such fights, and when I
TOOK the oath of office to uphold the
laws I meant it."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-07
EAST CHICAGO AND
INDIANA HARbOR
EAST CHICAGO.

Miss Ida Phillips of Beacon street
entertained at luncheon Tuesday in
honor of her guests. the Misses Ada
and Leila Ebenhach of Richmond, Ind,
and her sister. Mrs. Chas. Dunlap of
Pfttsburg. Those present, besides the
hostes and guet of honor. were Misses
Mary Lightbody of Indiana Harbor, Ar
leigh Tech of Hammond. Sadie Jones
and Mabel Hartman of East Chicago.
The Misses Ebenhach arrived last Sun
day and Will be here until next Sun
day.
Miss Harold Butler of Syracuse, N.
Y. is visiting her brother and sister
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Hig-
gins.
The Order of the Eastern Star will
hold meeting in Masonic hall tonight
Lunch will be served and Mrs. F. L.
Evans and Miss Lillian Spittle of Indi-
ana Harbor will entertain the chapter
members with music
Miss Mabel Hartman of Beacon street
gave a party this morning in honor
of her own guest, Miss Margaret Ken
nedy. of Muncie, and the Misses Ada
and Leila Edenhach, who are visiting
Miss Ida Phillips.
Mrs. Sam Cohen leaves this even
ing for Mount Clemens, to be gone
three weeks
George Reuss of the Grasselli Chem
ical works is on his vacation which
Is of two weeks duration
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Freeman Of Beacon
street entertained a house party over
Sunday and the Fourth, their guests
Mrs Minna Gamerdinger and her four
daughters. the Misses Alinda, Emelie.
Ida and Laura. all of Chicago The
two last named remained until yester-
day, when they returned to their home
Misses Ella Pellson and Anna AL
by and Albert PeIlson of South Bend
were the guests of Miss Jueal Simko
OF Chicago avenue over the Fourth.
Mrs. George Reuss of Forsythe av-
enue will entertain Saturday in honor
Of her guest, Miss Blanche Jones of
Girard, o.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-07
KETCHEL'S MOTHER
rs SOME FIGHTER

Detroit, Mich, July 6.-Mrs Julia
Ketchell, mother of Stanley Ketchel
was complained of in the police court
today for assault and battery. The
complainant is Albert Wagner. Both
parties reside at 272 Seventeenth street
The row yesterday started over the JEFF
frles-Johnson fight Wagner made some
remarks at which the mother of the
mlddleweight champion took offense
He insinuated that Stanley could not
have done better than Jeffries did After
the dispute the old lady is alleged tc
have entered the Wagner hame, grab.
bed the Wagner dishes and broke them
on the Wagner heads. She now must
appear in the police court