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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-21
BR|STOW LOSES
SIX DAY fight
SENATE PASSES ON OMNIBUS
BILL DESPITE STRENUOUS
OPPOSITION.

By Associated Press
Washington, Dee. 20.--ln spite Of
the vigorous fight waged upon 1t by
lristow, the omnibus claims bill, sar-
rying more than two million dollars.
was passed by the Senate today. The
Kansas senator occupied six days in
addressing the Senate in oposstion
to the measure, but when 1t came 10
vote the bill passed, 40 to H.
The Senate confirmed Martin A.
Knapp, chairman of the Interstate
Commerce commission to be a United
States circuit Judge. Judge Knapp
viii take his place on the new court
Of commerce when that tribunal Is
organized
The House devoted practically the
entire day TO the consideration of the
executive legislative and judicial APP
plicatlon bill which carries $35,325,-
219. Representative Macon Of Ar
kansas, successfully opposed all eff
forts to force increases In the meas
ure and II was still under considera-
ton when the House adjourned.
Both the Senate and House viii
meet at noon tomorrow. When they
adjourn 1t will be for the holiday re-
cess and they will not reconveno until
January 9Th
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-21
Scattering Sunshine is
Greatest Thing on Earth
1t is not game of chance when you become good sa
maritan for the poor whose faces have lost
their rosy tints and whose
hearts are sad

Yesterday there were sovera maui
rios made at the World office by per-
sons dcsirous Of turning groceries and
PROVISIONS into the hands of the Sal
walton Army for It's work Of relieving
suffering during the Christmas time.
Captain llickmnn lives at 11G North
Cheyenne, whore such provcnder may
be delivered, or II may be delivered at
almost any time AT the Army head
quarters, corner Boulder aud Second.
However II Is not necessary that
those who have the generosity to give
to this worthy cause TO trouble them
selves over the delivery of what lmVe
to give All you need do Is TO inform
Captain Hickman or amy Of his corps
'of workers and the Army Will be only
too glad to take all bother off the
donors hands. Besides the money
which will go into this work through
the efforts Of the World In attempt
ing 70 raise as large an amount ~
possible, many individuals have ac-
ccstcd Captain Hickman on the street
aud literally contributed to the good
cause
The Christmas work for the poor Is
now well under way and II Is believed
that when all things are finally round
cd up practically all of the desolate
homes of Tulsa viii come In for q
goodly portion Of the Christmas cheer
which Is to be dispensed by the Sal
vutlon Army There will also be
much work done among the poor 10y
lodges and individuals, but for the
greater part the salvation Army must
bear the heaviest Of the burdens Of
relieving tho needs of the poor
II Is believed that the city Is well
blessed In having such an efficient
body of working individuals such as
now compose the Salvation Army In
Tulsa. Theirs X work that takes
them into the majority of homes IN
Tulsa--to those OF the better class
to secure material with which to sue
cor the inmates OF the lowly homes
along llfe's pathway And to help
them In the work this Christmas time.
the World not long ago started fund
into which subscriptions are to be
received up 10 noon tomorrow.
When you stop TO consider what
oacli dollar into this FUND, or into the
hands of the salvation Army. means
10 the aho poor children dependent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-21

RENEW fight
PROGRESSlNES ARE NOT S\rIS
FLED WITH THE NEW RULES.
WOULD EXPEDITE BUSINESS
Conference Held by Leaders TO pusl
Tight for Revision of
Rules.

by Associated Press
Washington, pee 20.-Furthcr rc-
vision Of the rules OF the House OF
Representatives Ss contemplated boy
the insurgcnt members Conferences
were held today to dtcrminc the form
OF the amendments that are to bc of
fored
The insurgents are not satisfied
with the manner in which the new
rule giving the House the power t.
discharge committee from the con.
sideration Of bill was administered
when the first trial occurred yesterday
This rule was procured after harC
fight last session to provide mcam
whereby a bill could be- brought be.
fore the House when the committc,
refused to report It, or delayed toe
long in acting upon IT,
Speaker Cannon ruled yesterday
that the postal reorganization bill
should he read In fun when the mo.
tion was made to bring II before IN,
House. Less than one-fourth Of tn,
bill could be read yesterday ana n
the same rate IL will take at leas
three more days to finish the reading
As this business Is recognized only
on every frs, and third Monday o
the month, all motions of like char
acter win be delayed at the most tive
months before the motion is finally
put to the House as to whether thu
postal bill shall be considered.
The insurgents declare that this Il
restraint of business which can b'
remedied by a small change in tn,
rule. They propose TO offer another
aemndcment which Will require onl!
the rule. They propose to offer an
other amendment which will require
only the reading of the title Of th'
bill, when motion can be made 4
discharge the committee and brlnl
|, before the House.
Further than THU the infurgent'
propose another amendment to limi
the debate than can be had only ol
bills on the calendar They think to,
much time is given TO unlmportan
measures, and business that will b.
greatly expedited II such amendmen
Is offered
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-21
CHARRfD BODIES
REVEAL CRIME
NEGRO HELD FOR MURDER OF
THREE IN NEW HAMPSHIRE
--MOBS ARE FORMING.

by Associated Press.
Durham. n. c., Dee. 20-The
charred bones Of j. l.. Sanders and his
22-year-old daughter, Mary, and his
four-year-old granddaughter, Irene
Overton, in the ruins OF the home,
at Hester, near here, gave evidence
today of an atrocious crime Nathan
Montague, negro, Is accused by
the coroners jury OF the assault, mur-
der and arson. The negro spent to-
night in the stnte prison at Raleigh,
but angry mobs t,H reported gather
ing. Sherin Wheeler evaded the
crowd at Hester last night in rushing
his prisoner to Durham. Sheriff
Hardwood at Durham. not wishing to
take any chances with the persons
reported to be coming here in spec
ial train after Montague, hustled the
negro to Raleigh in an automobile.
1t Is said that the negro, during
the afternoon worked at hog killing,
which Miss Sanders attended and
went to her home at night, killed
Sanders and his granddaughter by
means not yet determined, and at
tackled Miss Sanders and afterwards
cut her throat in a struggle in the
yard. He Is then believed to have
put her body in the house and set
fire to the dwelling and burned the
bodies.
The finding of Miss Sanders skirt
covered with blood, in the ncgro's
possession and "a knife at the scene
of the tragedy, identified as the one
used by Montague at the hog killing,
form the CHIEF evidence against him.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-21
JOHN D. GIVES
Up 10 MILLION
FOUNDER OF CHICAGO UNINEK-
SITN INCREASES TOTAL OF
GIFTS TO 81 MILLION.

By Associated Press
Chicago, Dec. 0.--Rockefeller has
completed the task set for himself in
founding the University Of Chicago.
To-day, public announcement was
made Of u single and final" gift Of
$10,000,0OO, which includes all con-
tributlons Rockefeller had planned.
This sum, to be paid In ten annual
installments beginning January ].
will make approximately $3j,000,000
he has donated to the university
Rockefeller says now that he be-
illevos the schools should be supported
and enlarged by gifts of many rather
than those OF a single donor. This
ne believes viii be bebtter accom-
plishcd If the public understands the
limit Of his contemplated assistance.
The founding Of new departments he
leaves to the trustees, rs he says the
funds may DE furnished by other
friends Of the university
Up to now, nearly seven millions
have been donated to the university
IA addition to Rockcfcllcr's final do
nation, with which came the roslgua-
ton of John y. Rockefeller, Jr. and
Fred r. Gates. Rockcrcller's personal
representatives. from the university
board of trustees. In enclosing these
designations, Rockefeller explained
that he was carrying out the convic-
ton that the institution should be
Controlled, conducted and support
ed by the people" with whom mp to
now he has been simply co-opuerat-
ing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-21
LETTERS FORGED
CRIES WITNESS
STAR WITNESS IN BALDWIN rs
TATE FIGHT USES DENIALS.
LUCKY BALDWIN'S PAST
Witness, liut She Is TN
perturhed.

by Associated Press
Los Angeles. Dec sO.-Morc letters
.camc'out of the past today to confront
Mrs Lillian Ashley Turnbull, the star
witness IN Lucky" Baldwin will case.
but with remarkable fortitude and
rcndy with witness that carried her
safely over the clevcrly set traps, the
woman who is lighting for $500 600
a8 her daughters share Of the lato
Turlman's estate, and not only met
the attacks of the cross examiner but
frequently fought back,
Yes, | said those letters were for
gcrles,' she declared defiantly, referr-
ing to letters concerning her relations
with Colonel Albert Pope, the Million
aire Poston manufactures
Yes said they were forgeries,
emphatically so. II You ask me why
] say so, ask James r. Wood, who
forged SO many others"
James Il. Wood is Boston detec-
live, who according to the testimony,
arranged settlement between Pope
and Mrs. Turnhull In 1890, when Pope
purchased for her a home in Pasade-
ma Wood was In court and when Mrs.
/ Turnhull expressed doubt as to the
authenticity Of one Of her alleged
/ letters Gavin McNab, the cross-ex-
aminer. said he would refresh her
memory by giving her a glimpse of
Wood
stand up, Wood he said
/ Wood arose. lie was an elderly
man with white mustache
"Ycs, that is James Il. Wood
quickly responded Mrs. Turnbull and
| wish to say that Wood is as wicked
q man as | ever knew"
McNab, IN his ross-examlnatlon,
continued his efforts 10 show the jury
that Mrs. Turnhull had not been a
spotless woman until she yielded to
! the Establishments of Lucky" Bald
win, as she alleges.
In this connection he Introduced a
letter which she admitted she had
written to Lewis Leach, president of
the Farmers Bank of Fresno Calf.
some time In 1889 In her previous
testimony the witness said that this
letter was one of a series written by
her TO various horsemen.
The letter slngned. "rhe Blonde.
expressed a desire to secure a Count
on the Pacific coast to write and said
that she had prince" In the East.
In one Of these alleged forgeries
occurred Il passage desiring an oath
that Mrs. Turnbull took regarding the
paterny Of Miss Beatrice Anita Turn
Ibull the plaintiff, as written II read /.
May God smite me into II thousand
atoms IL Colonel Albert Pope Is not
the father Of my child"
That Is forged Interpretation, -
promptly Interrupted Mrs. Turnbull.
81 did not make such an oath on my
knees In the offices of James r. Wood.
but | said then. May God smite me
into thousand atoms II +. J. Bald
win Is not the father Of my child
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-21
wclch Defeats Drlscoll.

By Associated Press,
Cardiff Wales, Dee. 2O,--l'rcddie
Wclch, the lightweight champion of
England, won his fight with Jim Dris-
coli. fcatherweght champion, In the
tenth round tonight on n foul.
The fight was twenty round
match for a purse of $4,000, the
largest ever put up In Great Britain
Tor II featherwelght Several thou
sand persons witnessed the go and,
Notwithstanding the bettlug favored
Welch, the spectators were greatly
disappointed when the contest came
10 an unexpected end, due to Drls-
coli buttng the opponent under the
chin with his head. Welch, besides
being i've years younger than Drls-
coll. hnd the advantage of weight
and reach. His blows were heavier
than those OF the foatherweight and
he showed that he was able to take
moro punishment
In the first round Driscoll had the
advantage In points, but In the sec'
ond Welch landed several hard blows
and his extra weight ten pounds
began to tell. In the fourth he sent
Drlscol to his knees, and bettlng
went from to to : TO In his
favor.
The seconds jumped into the rlne
at the close and promptly came to
ellnch. Some blows were struck and
II was with difficulty that the police
dragged the warning partlsans apart
The winner of the fight took u
per cent Of the purse and the loser
40 per cent,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-21
yarro by some route other than the
railroad.
Rush Troops TO Front

D. Associated Press
Mexico city, Mexico, Dec. 2O,--Tho
Tenth battalion Of infantry and a bat
tory OF light artillery aud one rapid
firing gun, left today In % special
train for the zone of insurrccto ac-
uylty in Chihuahua, Another train,
carrying two regiments Of infantry,
is said to have left GuadaaJara last
might for the same destination.
According to Official information
obtainable here, the government for
cds arc preparing to deliver 4 crush
ing blow TO the rcyolutiouists. The
situation Is said to be as follows
"Onc one side of the valley Of Mall
puso (bud pasD, the force of Gen
cral Navarro Of 1000 mcm Colonel
Guzcman Is on the other side with a
force Of $40, lie has not tried to
force his war around the head Of the
canyon to join the troops now under
the command of Navarro, but in
stead communicated the situation to
the headquarters IN chihuahua and
received orders to walt for reinforce
mcnts.
Troops are being hurried forward
to raise the force OF Colonel Guze-
man to 1000 men and then an at
tack will bc made from the two
sides with the purpose of forcing the
rebel forces to surrender or whip
ping them out of existence.
In high official circles It is be-
lieved the rebels are now trapped
and that they cannot possibly es-
cape. The destruction Of this force,
It Is said, will mean that there viii
remain no rebels in the field, with
the exception of few murauding
bands of outlaws
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-21
KIDNAPPING CHARGE DROPPED.
California Executive Refuses 10 Honor
Oklahoma RcquisitlOn.

BY Associated Press.
San Francisco, Dee. o.--Lieutenant
Governor Warren Porter refused to
issue oXtradltlon papers for Richard
Martin to Sherin L. $. Dallas, Of Mayes
County okla. Martin Is charged with
kidnapping his three ycur old daugh-
ter. Tho testimony showed that Mrs.
Rose Martin. who accompanied the
sheriff to prosecute the charge against
her former husband, has the custody
Of her son aud the acting governor
held that each parent is entitled to the
comfort Of one child.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-21

upon the mercy of the great biz world
here In Tulsa, you have not consider
ed IN vain. II Is ont Of the best ana
highest thoughts you can gct--the re-
lief Of suffering humanity One of
the most beautiful stories that has
come to the world is that of the good
Samaritan: and one of the greatest
deeds that man can prompt is the act
ual relief of the needs Of humanity,
whatever may be the cause Of that
need.
1t Is only the children of the poor
vino ere eXcusabe for having care
worn faces In youth. There are "A
thousand ana one things to make
their faces hagsard and pale and to
lose those rosy tlnts that tell 80 plain
ly of health and happiness These are
they to whom should be taken the
message Of the long ago--peacc on
earth, good will toward all. A little
peep hole through the clouds scatters
"a flood of sunshine upon much land,
aud u little rendlng of the clouds OF
despair for these little ones floods
their hearts and solemn hours win
vast quantities of cheer and JOY from
the sun Of happiness. And It takes
but little effort to part these clouds
of darkness, and the slightest parting
of them lets the sunshine stream In.
Can you think Of anything more
grand than that? And wouldn't you
like to help scatter some Of this sun
shine among these little ones2 That
you may do so without any great Of
fort on your part, the World has tried
to make it the easiest thing you will
have to do this Christmas
All you have to do Is this. Send
In your checks or cash TO the World
or leave II at the Worlds business
office, State what the money Is FOL
and make sure that your name ac'
companies 1t. That's all you need to
do.
AS fast as the money Is received II
viii be added to the following Christ
mas fund and Will be turned over tc
Captain Hickman Of the Salvation
rFtNt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-21

night by owen Moran, al Wolfgast
the lightweight champion, today said;
u win fight Moran for the cham
ponship and $1,000 side bet within
80 days after the date Of his challenge
10 me. The fight must be not less
than As rounds or to finish. The
weight must be 1913 pounds ringsid,
and my end Of the purse must not be
less than $1,000, regardless Of the
result
These are my conditions ana moth
Ing will change them. I won't risk
the championship against a light
weight of class in less than 4;
rounds. It makes no difference tc
me where the fight takes place
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-21
OPINION COMES ON 10TH.
City vs.. Gilpin Case Argued Before
Superior Court of Appeals.

John r. Ramsey city attorney, and
.C. a, Houston, police Judge, retrn-
ed yesterday afternoon from Guthrie
where they argued for the city In the
case Of Tulsa against Gllpin. A dee
cision In the case will be handed down
on JanuasR 10.
The question in contention is
whether or not the city has n right
10 enforce Us present booze ordinance.
An adverse opinion will do much to
undo work already done and to stop
much that Is under way, while sus-
talning opinion Will bc welcomed by
the peace officers OF the city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-21
CORONER FREES FIGHTER.
PuglIisl Runs Same Risk ns Football
PLAYER.

liy Associated Press
Philadelphia, Dee. 2O.-'A prize
lighter takes the same chances Of
death as football pluycr when he
enters the contest" said Coroner
Ford today when he discharged John
klam, u young pugilst, from custo-
dy ana oxoncruting him from all
blame In the death of John Empof,
whose skull was fractured IN bout
at Nonpareil Athletic club last Fri
day night. I'VE do not hold play
crs, so why hold lighters?"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-21
Ncccplcd IicslgnntIOn.

0VrrlnT 70 TH' WOfTU
Guthrie, Okla, Dec. 90.--'rho state
university regents have accepted the
resignation Of Dr John y. McLauren
OF the university medical department
and Prof. Arthur Allen, assistant bac-
terologist The former goes to Eu-
gene ore, TO take similar position
with the state university there, and
Allen viii do postgraduate work In
the East
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-21
ROCK SPRINGS DROPS QUIZ.


Uy NWOVNINd TfrsNl
Rock Springs, Tex, Dec. 20.-The
district grand jury adjourned today
without returning anticipated lndict-
ments In conetclon with the recent
burlng Of Antonio Rodriguez. the al
legged slayer Of Mrs. Lem Henderson,
the wife Of ranch owner.
The lynchlng OF Rodriguez caused
antl-Americon riots ut several points
IN Mexico.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-21
APPROVES sT. LOUIS SALE.
Bnn johnson upholds Transfer ol
Browns.

By Associated Press.
ST. Louis, Mo-, Dee, 20.-President
B. T.. johnson Of the American league
tonight approved tho transfer Of the
ST. Louis American League club ma
Jority stock by Robert l. Hedges to
y. N. lIodgman, Mark Ewing, Ben
Adkins and others, The new own
crs decided to settle the claims OF
Jack OConnor against the old di.
rectory It Is slater that the former
manager win be retained with the
team in some capacity yet to be de-
decided upon. next year O'COnnor's
claims are spld to amount to nearly
$1,000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-21

by Associated Press
Pittsburg Pa, Dec. 2O.-Two OF
Jack Johnson's former sparing part-
ners, Walter Monahan White and
and "kid" Cotton, colored, fought six
rounds here tonight. Cotton having
the best Of the bout. In the second
round Monahan was lloored for the
count Of nine. After tina he hung on
to save himself.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-21
Woninn's Case UIopclcss,

Special TO the World
Claremorc, okla, Dee 20 Word
from Kansas City is to the effect that
Judge Browns wife's ease has been
pronounced hopeless by the clys
leading physician, Therefore 1t has
been deemed best to adjourn the pres
ent term Of court. Judge Poe comes
up today from Tulsa for that purpose
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-21
HOLD uP WORK or tRT
Customs Officials Suspect Painting
Was stolen.

BY Associated pross
Boston, Dee. 2O.-Thc customs oili-
cials today refused to deliver TO a
local art dealer an oil painting which
he said had been purchased abroad
for $40 aud Is thought TO bc FAM
Gus Van pyck stolen from a private
gallery In Germany, The painting
was withheld at the request of the
German authorities until its owner
ship has been FUZZY established
The missing Van Dyck represents
boy, and is said TO have been taken
from private art gallery in Berlin
years ago
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-21

Pv Associated Press
Boston, Dec 2O.--l'lghting the last
seven rounds Of twelve round bout
with broken hand, Hugog Kelly
made whirlwind finish at the Arm
ory Athletic Association tonight and
secured the decision over Frank
Klaus.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-21
DAMAGE SUIT Up TO-DAY.


The $4,000 damage suit of Bessie
Cox against Nhc city Of Tulsa viii ho
up for trial In the district court It
having gone over from yesterday Tho
accident In which the injury was sus.
tuncd, us set forth In the petition oc-
CURED on South Boulder two years
ago last spring,
John llaycr has been retained to
represent the city
This is the second suit In which tho
city has become involved since It's in
corporation, u judgment for S2,5O0
having been returned against 1t about
year and half ago.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-21
no CHRISTMAS IN MISSOURI


al Justice In the Year of 1910.
This morning will be the last crimi-
nal day held by Justice John s. Slack
this year. The judge leaves tomorrow
for his Christmas In Missouri and will
not hold another term of his court
until the third or fourth OF January.
The following case will be tried to
morrow state against NJ. DeVette,
grand larceny; against Bill Smith,
grand larceny and against Elmer Ste
vens. for disturbing the peace and
Smoke Curry grand larceny. This
almost closos the Justices docket and
leaves him clean slate for the be-
ginning Of the year, with the excep-
tlon of civil suit or two,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-21

Faint heart never won fair lady er
got his change back at sody foun-
tain Tn fact that AL our great men
studied at night don't seem { hurt
tn nickle the-aters.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-21
TILE WEATHER..

By Associated Press
Washington, Dec, 20.--Oklahoma---
Fair; warmer Wednesday rain at
night or Thursday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-21

u" 1fpOciated Press
Cadillac. Mich, Dec. sV,--Wlieh
shown challenge Issued 90 him last
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-21
LOCAL. WEATHER YESTERDAY.

tDr H. NJ hutchinson. obscryer)
Temperature Maximum, ~ minimum,
10, wind from northeast rlcur
rODhYiN ALMANAC.