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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-20
Governor Issues Call.

special 10 the World
Guthrie, okla. Nov. 10 To meet
at oklahoma city November 2S and
provide for the immediate location Of
the permanent state capital of okla
homn, Governor HASKELL issued q
proclamation here this afternoon con,
vcnng the now legislature In special
session.
The chief executive made special
trip by automobile, his first here
since June 90, visited his son-in-lnw
Leslie q Niback, filed his procla-
nation with Assistant Secretary OF
state Leo Meyer and returned to Ok.
lahoma city
In the proclamation, the special
session is limited 10 considering the
capital location and the matter In
dcnil win bc treated iu the COVER
uors message Governor Haskell exc
plains that the public welfare re-.
0uros the .css0on to br convened In
Okl1homp cltN
Governor Haskell issued state
mont 'T0 tho people of the state of
oklahoma along with the message.
iutimnuus ronr'y thot the purpose
oC the Legislation would bc 10 roury
Cine state capital Wl voted ON June
n.
The governor says lu parts
II shall therefore assemble the
state legislature ON November 2S aud
recommend % them the passage of a
law in AN respects as adopted by the
people themselves, excepting only |
shall recommend that thcy omit the
sections of that bin which made an
appropriation Of six hundred thous-
and dollars out of the state treasury
for the purchase Of land ana the pay
mcnt of expense ns that npproprIa.
ton ls wholly unnecessary"
Governor Haskell has pledged all
but seven of wo-Dhlrds majority
of the legislature and is confident
ho can control the required number
when the assembly conycncs
In the Haskell party beside the gov.
ornor today were Secretary OF state
Tom =. Smith V. H. clay Webster
"a banker Vt oklahoma city and Roy
OAkos formerly secretary Of the
banking board Secretary Smith
brought back the great seal Of state
which Bill Cross took to oklahoma
city on the night after the election
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-20
THREE COuNTERFEITERs HELD.
Chicknsba Police Capture Members of
Gang.

Special to the World
Muskogee, okla, Nov l9--Counter-
feiters walked into trap when they
began their operations in Chickasha
the other day and fate played into
the hands Of justice.
The night before the federal court
opened It's session at Chlckasha, three
men played the counterfeiting game
at Chickasha, by raising one dollar
bills. They employed boy, Henry
Bard, to have the bills changed. The
one dollar bills were so arranged that
they looked like a ten The police
caught the boy aud he told them the
story He said the men were rich,
as they had big roll Of ten dollar
bills
The following day Vergie Smith.
scstlc Clark and w. II. Mofford were
arrested by the federal authorities and
In less than three hours had been
Indicted by the grand jury They
were hcrded into Jail and brought
back to Muskogee yesterday afternoon.
They are now behind the bars here
awaiting trial II Is believed they are
members of notorious gang Of yeggs
and green goods operators who have
been operating in oklahoma for years
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-20
SURPRISE SPRUNG
BY GOVERNMENT
WOMAN INDIAN INTERPRETER
INTRODUCED ON WITNESS
STAND.
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press
Guthrie, Okla, Nov. l9 The gov
crnment today in the Mexican extra
dition hearing sprung important re-
buttal testimony when it placed Jose
phine Flores, full-blooded Kickapoo
Indian woman, born in Mexico and
still "A resident there, upon the stand,
She testified that she acted as an in
terpreter between the Indians and the
Mexican court Official.
The most important testimony was
the instance at the Guarjardo court
house in which she said she had ask
ed the Indians if they wished to sell
the land, and that they answered no,
and she had interpreted it correctly
to Judge Llano She stated that DR..
Conine gave her check for $500 and
told her that if she was asked If the
Indians signed their deeds to say they
did sign, ana that if she did not she
would he in jail.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-20
PIPE LINE Is PROGRESSING.
Forty-Thrcc Cars of Pipe Received n
\ONata

Work is progressing nicely on the
new oil pipe line now in course Of
construction between Tulsa and Bar
tlesylle. Forty-three cars Of eight
een-inch pipe to be used in the con-
struction Of the line has been unload
ed at Nowata FOR distribution along
the line of the new Improvement.
SiXty-thrcc cars of pipe i'm all will be
unloaded at Nowata aud then hauled
southwest to the company's line.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-20
JCpGE DALE ATTACKS LEGIsLN.
TlIiE CALI IN STATEMENT.
TULSA IN THE Fight NOW
Guthrie VIII Throw support to Tulsa
or MuekOgcc II Fight l.
Hopeless.

spocu to the World.
hulhilG OKLA" NOV. l9,-frhhk
D0lr. ohicr Justice for Oklahoma from
Iyqg +, zoos. uudrr Gr,ycr cIoyol,nd
........., ..r...,.
''''' WINS '''
W"" I'I"'h'' '' N'N'lu'r llAsholVs
rII 'or 20 spocUl session uD the lcg-
...furr and his statement D.. ,rbn.J
,.. ......,..,..
''.
"' ''' '' '"|'I""' lIosh'll 'l'
.''."" ." 'N''' "'.''"N "I lu' reg
..'.''' '" advance 'i tine regular
''" Dr.. '".'",l'N '' "'l''h'' 10
Wv "D'''I"" "I 'l' supreme court ~
"'3''l' u Is also u"h' Tor tl' pur-
pose 'I IuI'n'r'hE lh' Fulham CIly
''"'u'' am" 'oUnp'HS i"Nornor-elect
''"', 10 o''r inc oulum OF an uh-
puPu'"r ana "uoly lndol'hslnie leg-
lSia'''' s'h'he, pN "hlgh individuals
WIN ana expect To proh' at the eN-
P'nS' oI the TAX payers oI lhe state
u" VNI'no"la'
40 NOT pell'Ne II posslbIe mat
'''S tap'e Jon can ne Pu'led on sue
'oSS. u''| or 'ilal 'le polho'ratlc parry
o' tn' state WIN shoulder the odlum
j" ''s ""''oSS'u ul cuIi'l'hh''oh' Dem
o'rats are up IN arms over the can
ana II IS pelleVed mat Judge Dale's
statement mas the endorsement oil the
Eol'rhor-elect'
HrIu Is tle Iht's' cl| To JON Huth-
rue III the nght on iashells attempt
! w "l"Nc th' '"PIldl 10 phlaH"llla CITY,
'ne tlV mas assured du'hlfe i's sup
PoI' III 'no Hsn|
AS 'ne SITUATION no" stalds Hulhrie'
I ulSa, MusNosee' shawnee sapulpa'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-20
GRANDAD CLAUSE
TO HIGH COURT
OKLAHOMA NEGRO FILES AP-
PEAL FROM DECISION OF THE
STATE COURTS.

BY Associated Press
Washington, d. C., Nov 19.-Elev-
en- days after election, Joseph Atwa-
ter, an oklahoma negro, filed suit In
the supreme court of the United
States an appeal from the decision of
the oklahoma courts which refused
to enjoin the election officials of ok
lahoma city from denying him the
right to vote on November $. The pc
tition for the injunction Is based on
the claim that the grandfather
clause" placed in the oklahoma con-
stitution by the amendment is in
validated because it would deny the
right to vote to a large number Of ne
groes in the state entirely on account
of color or previous condition of servi-
tude.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-20
NEGGS WE'RE SOLD OUT.
Offered Money Making Plant to Sc
rrct service Men.

by Associated Press
New York, Nov lg,-Three Aus
TRANS held prisoners in Brooklyn as
the result of the activities of United
states secret service officers, are said
to be the most expert yesgmen In this
country ana to have International
regulations as crooks
The ch1rv against the prisoners
is ottemp ng to swindle secret SER
vice men out of $500 by the use Of a
machine said To- print excellent imi-
tations of United states silver ccrti-
tificntcs.
The secret service men were told
tine plates u The machine had been
stolen from Jhc bureau Of printing
and DuHuNna at Washington The
machine WAs siyon a trial in a rear
room of % Brooklyn saloon.
strip of white paper was run
through the motor-driven rollers
while perfectly good $40 bills were
pulled out Of the other side by means
Of a device connected with a false
drawer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-20
LIST OF SLAIN
Is INCREASED
NUMBER or DEAD N PUEBLN
RIOTS REACHES 40,
PREPARED FOR UPRISING
Authorities Have Troops in READINGS
for Signs ol Trouble
Today.

uy Assori,trJ Pro-.
Mexico City.. .NuN 4. Estimates of
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'"''H ''' S"'''.. ..' |..'''' '"'
side and the reNo.uU9u.st.ou the oth-
90 10. PuDH.H continued today to pc
NOaoui 'i N"W 1000 .H $50. Dispatches
rom thti r.N N .Hu n .a certain
over hWaro0 m|u Hu'n n.II"d D
the conflict
\Hult.s NyId0. NNH. house HN.
the scene o.. thr ..l 1914" h.l."d r.
'ENn" tarr|si |..ul whore m
H1d 'Ahnu'r'Ir. %. IHN.H. On i''
l"Ht trims no tw r'...r s soon N
They found hl# h.am9 pHr.
According To late adNlccs from Pu-
obla there is no fear of further ruu.
bic, as the tro.ps are iu control of
the situation, 10 lis said that many
factory employees are stll talking
In revoluuonar} 'om but there d
break
The lighting was >coniined to the
vicinity of the Cerdan house where
many reNolutionlsts gathered to dis
cuss pans for the uprising scheduled
for tomorrow ana where many gun'
had been concealed Secret service
men heard of the meeting and the
authorities ordered a squad OF POI
lice to break It up.
When the officers approached the
house they met with resistance from
/ the occupants, who began firing from
the windows anu balconies. Calls fol
re-inforceemnts were sent to head
quarters ana later soldiers 'oined th'
police.
In the early stages of the fight th'
daughter of Oerdan shot down thu
chief of police apd from that time un.
Z I'll the surrendef probably two thous'
and shots were bred by both sides.
The fray lasted for thre hours anc
during the time a constant fire from
the besiegers and hesieged was kept
up. Many soldiers went to the top'
( OF adjoining buildings ana some e
church towers NJ from these point
OF vantage theE poured STEADY
stream OF bullets INTO the home OF
Cerdan'
From within the dwelling the rev
olutlonists returned the shots Thosf
who tell under the IRE OF the be-
sieged law in the streets undl thf
fray ended, which was only aiter th'
rebels had exhausted Their ammuni'
ton. Upon the slackehlhg oi th'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-20
The Chicago Markets.

by Associated Pross.
Chicago, Nov. 10 purchase on the
part of several large local speculative
powers lifted wheat from a close to-
day 3-Sc 20 3-ic higher than yester-
day Bullish crop report In Argen-
tine was factor May closed
e6 3-4c.
For the greater part Of the session
corn was weak because of assertions
by receivers Of The movement that
this years crop from now on would
be- only limited by the ear supply as
far as most of Illinois was concerned.
May closed up shade i6 3-ic. Cow
oring by shorts and some buying
caused q late rally IN provisions, pork
CLOSED o to nc up.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-20
MOULD STOP THE SALE.
Auorl,cy General Wants ARKANSAS
River island for state.

NY ANHUrlulod PrOBS.
Guthrie, okla, Nov 10. The at
torney general today requested the
commissioner Of Indian affairs to stop
the proposed sale at Pawhuska. okla.
Of Turkey Island, in the Arkansas
River. The island is claimed by the
state and is said to he worth half a
million dollars in oil deposits. Since
oil was discovered the island has been
allotted to the Usage Indians
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-20
Tile New York Markets.

Special 10 the World
New York, Nov 10 The market
retained It's professional limitations
today but prices continued to advance.
Union Pacific and United States steel
practically rose TO their highest prl-
ccs on the present movement, clos
iny 1891 an Sl"c, respectively. In
dicntions Of easing money conditions
were made sustaining influence.
The current money movement toward
New York is regarded as ending the
crop moving requirements Of the In
tcror ana foreshodowing the recu-
pcration of the reserve holdings OF
New Norl banks bonds steady
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-20
Sixty SOLDIERS Drown.

Genoa, italy Nov 19.-SlXty sail
ors have been drown in marine dis
trlcts, caused by a storm raging along
the northern Italian coast A heavy
fall Of snow Is reported from Sardinia,
Navigation is mcnaced along the
coast and the Tirrono Sea Is so rough
that traffic along the coast Is lmpos-
slble, From Barcelona tJ Ports OF
Sicily the coast Is strewn with tho
wrackage Of small crafts the were
driven ashore by the gale
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-20
FAVOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE
Republicans SUPPORTED Amendment In
Campaign.

Special TO the World.
Guthrie, okla, Nov 1g,-By their
actions during the last campaign, the
Republicans have filed claim on the
title of the woman suffrage party In
Oklahoma Chairman Jim Harris prac
tlcally supported the suffragist move
ment through the campaign Candi-
date Joe McNeal made speeches for 1t
and It now develops that Congressman
Bird S. Mcclure and Frank II. Greer.
editor of the State Capital both voted
for the suffrage amendment.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-20
ROOSEVELT CALLED But
No Member of Presidents Family
Mas at Home.

Washington, soy. 10. Theodore
Roosevelt returned to the White
House today, but there was no mem
ber Of the Taft family to bid him well
come. President Taft is in Cuba and
Mrs, Taft was in New York shopping.
The colonel made himself at home,
although he remained short time
and shook hands with all the clerks
and attaches, most of whom were
there when he departed two years
ago
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-20
l.rnnh Juror Homo.

W. f Ewing returned 20 this city
On Friday last from ChlckuBha,
where he had been attending the Mo-
yember term Of the district court Of
the United states
MIR. Ewing was foreman Of the
grand jury during the term and made
himself so popular with his fellow
Jurors that they presented him with
Il handsome Mold headed umbrella IN
recognition Of the,y appreciation
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-20
STATES WITNESS Is Ill.
Court Appoints Commission TO Exam
Inc prof. Schwcltlcr.

by Associated Press,
Macon, No. Nov 9.-Judge Shell
ton Of the criminal court today ap-
pointed u medical commission of In
duliy into the physical condition OF
Dr Paul Schwelt2cr Of the unlver-
flty of Missouri, to determine If he
was strong enough to testify In the
Vaughn murder trial Schweltzor
Hnalyzed the viscera Of Professor
John Vaughn, whom Mrs, Alma Rich
ter Vaughn and James II Hull are
accused of poisoning. The defense
insists that the case come to trial on
December 8, and the prosecution sdys
that Schweitaer recently underwent
m operation and Is not strong enough
TO give testimony The commission
will report November %
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-20
Walsh 10 Stay In Pen.

BY Associated Press
Washington, Nov. 19.-John r..
Walsh will not be liberated from the
penitentiary q tLcavcnwOrth, where
he is serving a sentence for wrecking
the Chicago National bank, according
to decision Of Attorney General
WickerSham.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-20
IlNpcnsrs Are Illcgnl.

ny Associated Press
oklahoma city Nov 10 Dis
patches to Oklahoma city from Guth.
RE say that Attorney General West
rendered an opinion that the expenses
incurred by Secretary of state Tho.
mas r. Smith at oklahoma city are
,'lcgal rive 't,crey general lid mo-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-20

hA AnhV'lhl'N IlfNNt
Agtapova Russie, Nov. l9.-COunt
'rolstol put up hard fight against
the disease which compelled him to
abandon his train few days ago AZ
1ag station here
The spread of the Inflammation OF
lungs was checked but II was neces-
gary to resort to powerful stimulants,
frequently administered, to keep his
heart going. His heart action was
very had and late tonight an attack
or cardiac failure went far towards
completing the patients exhaustion,
but after his heart action was strength
cnod the patient fell asleep.
The Countess Tolstoi and the other
members of the family, who had not
been allowed to see the count were
admitted to the sick room while the
uationt was sleeping The attending
physicians had been careful 10 cN-
oludp from his presence any persons
likely to cause emotion. Several inn
portant communication had not been
shown him, The condition Of the
count was considered too grave to per-
mit his being agitated by written APP
pcals to make his peace with the
church.
I'm the course of the day, Tolstoi
was greatly weakened and after fall
ure to sleep lapsed into unconscious-
ucss several times, In his conscious
moments he seemed to understand
his critical condition,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-20

Seward Alaska, Nov 19,---After
BY Associated Press
having been murooned six days the
Sg stranded passengers and crew Of
the wrecked steamship Portland were
taken nholrd the steamship Alameda
aud brought go Seward Friday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-20
TWENTY YEARS FOR SLAYER
Doctor Convicted ior StcnOgraphcr's
Death.

BY Associated Press,
San Francisco, Nov l9,-Twcnty
years in San Quentin was the sentence
imposed today upon Robert Thomp-
son, convicted Of murder in the Sec
ond degree through the performance
of criminal operation upon Eva
Swan, stenosraphcr, whose mutIl-
ated body was discovered under the
floor Of a vacant house
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-20
THE WEATHER.

ny Associated Press
Washington, Nov l9.--Okluhomul- l.
Unsettled and probably rain ana COLL
or Sunday; Monday fair.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-20

Ol. NJ Hutchinson, Observer
! Temperntufe--mH 60, mini
mum 32i wind from the south. clohr
Sun rises 5;25; sun sets G;ii Moon
rises i3 4 "a. moon sets 7.i5 H.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-20
Democrat Attacks
Call by Governor

say whether the same decision would
.apply to he other officers who
moved,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-20

who remembers IN ole Fashioned
nose gay--a geranlum leaf u fuchsn
an some tim roil2 a strIght lie is
tn best policy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-20

By Associated Press.
Astapova, Russia, Nov. l9.-During
one cf his heart attacks Tolstoi was
alone with his eldest daughter Tatina,
Suddenly he clutched her hand. He
seemed to be choking but was able to
Whisper, "Now the end has come
that Is ALL"
latina greatly frightened, tried to
free herself to call the doctor, but he
would not release her and she called
loudly from where she sat. The phys
iclans injected camphor which al
most Immediately had the effect of
relieving the pressure.
Tolstoi soon raised his head and
drew himself to q sitting position,
There are millions of people and
many sufferers in the world Why
are they always anxious about mc?'
hu SAID.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-20
GREAT WRITER GAVE UP STRUG-
GLE AGAINST DEATH.
GREAT RUSSIAN AUTHOR
His Writings ON War aud Peace and
Later Works Brought Him
Fame.

By associated Press.
A7tapoya, Russia Nov 2O.-Count
Tls.ri died peacefully this (SundayD
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or ''''ho'"E P"S''''""S '"" '"'''''''
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-12-21
A SEASON OF GLADNES

Through the evolution of the great
wheel of time we are TO celebrate in a
few days another anniversary of the
birth of the Savior, and we may say
the real beginning Of the Christian era,
known as Christmas Day. Of which
there is not one upon the calender
more universally hailed with gladness.
The old and young alike look forward
to this festive season. when there is
more Of gladness than of sorrow in the
breast Of every living mortal, it matters
not what have been the misfortunes or
vicisistudes of the year that is fast
drawing TO a close. OF course there
are some whose happiness is not marred
by the absence of some dear one about
tho fire side or the troubles, of a
smaller nature. and others who are
less fortunate and whose hearts are
not as light, but even TO those whose
worries have been great there must
necessarily come that feeling of joy
which comes hand in hand with this
season of the year.
The child, is perhaps the greatest
lover of this time. and its JOY may
surpass that of all others. but the old
hearts are gladdened by the pleasure
unsurpassed that springs from the
young around and about them.
At this season, however, we should
not let ourselves become so involved
in the pursuit of our own pleasures so
AS to forget those about US, who per-
chance. by poverty or other causes
may not be so well blessed as we, and
for whom, the season may not hold in
store so much of JOY and contentment.
and whose Christmas might be made
the happier through some little act of
commission or omission of our own.
1t is at Christmas time that the minis
tration TO the poor is most apprecia-
ted. ana in these acts of charity and
self denial we are but emulating the
great and good example set US. by Him
whose birth we celebrate in few
days.
To our many friends and patrons
who have stood so faithfully by us and
horne so patiently with us during the
past year we wish a very Merry Christ
mas.