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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-26
PEACE RFICNS
OVER MEXICO
QUIET RElGNS OVER WHOLE OF
TlIG REPUBLIC
MADERO REPORT DENIED
Story That Revolutionary Leader Had
Story That Revolutionary Leader Had
Been Wounded Was TN
founded.

By Associated Press,
Laredo rex" NOV 4''--N''oru'ns
to reports received tonight the rovo-
mtionary situation is oulet and peaco
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-26
ADAMS TELLS OF
indian CONTRACTS
WITNESS IN HOUSE INQUIRY DE
CLARES OKLAHOMA CON-
GRESSNiAN MISTAKEN.

by Asa0ciaied Press.
Washington. Nov, 25.--Contracts by
Richard c. Adams, an attorney to col
lect fro mthe federal government
twenty million dollars for the Indians
of the Five Civilized Tribes, We're ex-
planned today by Adams to the House
special committee, appointed TO in
quire into the contracts with the In
dians.
Were Adams to collect all the
claims, he would be entitled to con-
tingent fee retaining from ten to
thirty per cent. II was estimated tina
the average fee would be sixteen per
cent, This would amount to about
$3.200,OOO.
In addition, Adams told the com
mlttee that he held contract TO at
end he clai mof the Cherokees against
the state OF Texas, rising out OF land
alleged TO have been taken from the
Indians and involving probably TWEEN
" million, and Of this he would get q
, contingent fee of 80 per cent.
Adams denied that he had made
statements to Representative Creager
of oklahoma, who testified of the at
tempts Adams had made In regard to
the attempt to get congress to approve
the McMurray contracts for the sale
of he Indian lands. Adams said he
had however, been Interested in the
contracts having been employed bS
McMurray. He testified that Garter
was mistaken.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-26
LOST BUT He
WON THE RACE
WHEN GROOM FAILS no SHOW
UP Old SUIrOR TAKES THE
BRIDES HAND.

By Associated Press
Marnette, WIS. Nov. 25.--A mar
riagc that did not tend TO prove Dur
wins theory of sexual selection, but
which fulfilled the tenots Of the eyo-
lutionists creed Of the survival of the
littest. was performed today
one hundred guests assembled at
the home of Mrs Joseph Aocque to
attend the wedding Of Mrs Rocqua's
sister Mias Mary Louise Gardiner,
of Sycamore H., 10 Benjamin Nell
son. of Lena, Wis.
Nelson, who loug wo0ed Miss Gar
diner, did not appear at the APP
pointed time Karl Johnson, guest
and former suitor, who had long
sought Mics Gardeners affections,
stepped forward and offered himself
as q substitute. Tho olter was ac-
copted and the ceremony was per-
formed After The ceremony was over
the bride said that the fttest man
for n husband was the man who was
ready at the wedding time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-26

BY Associated Press
III Paso, Tev., Nov, 25.--Untl the
whereabouts Of Francisco /. Madero
are definitely known Il cannot be
stated with certainty that the pres
ent compulsory quiet in Mexico Will
continue. This is the opinion Of
Texans who know Mexico as they
know their own state.
a great mass of correspondence
has come in during the past three
days from Parral, Chihuahua and
Torreon from business men. lawyers,
doctors and quasi newspaper men.
All mention the disorders Of the week
and all declare that the government
. is in control except In few scattered
I places
| The insurrectlonists at present are
operating spasmodically In the Chi
huahua mining district and for the
most part are unarmed. They are
opposed to Diaz but their forays are
of little importance. They must be
organized and armed before they be-
come a real threat to the government.
one man on the continent at press
ent who can do this is Madero. A
story circulated here tonight out of
Douglas, Ariz, made him the head
Of large and well organized body
Iof troops. But the story Is Indefinite
as to where he and the troops are
II Madero reaches his sympathlzers
with supplies and arms, II is the opin-
ion Of many that Mexico will see q
cal revolution, Admitting, In the alb.
sence Of Information Of reliable
character, that he really II working
his way in secret to the dlsnffected
districts around Chhuahua, II mas
be weeks before he cmor8cs into Tho
open for a battle
In an attack on train at San An
dreas, the Tlmec correspondent
states that the American passenger
were treated with every courtesy
but the soldiers and Mexican In tn,
third class coaches were fired upor
by the lnsurrectoniss. Tho soldier
madc no resistance, just why II la no
montonod but possibly had not yo
been armed.
I'm any event the engineer sayet
the day by pulling out with the train
Among the killed, according TO III,
correspondent, We're Colonel D. Pab
10 NJ. Yepcz, who was In charge o
the troops, three soldiers ana tw,
women.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-26
STRIKE LEADER is CHASED
Tampa Citizens Ordered IN Organizer
out of City.

By Associated Press.
Tampa, Fla, Nov 25.--J, G,
johnson, Of Chicago, organizer for
the International Cigar Makers Tn
ion, accepted the advice OF the citl-
zons' protective committee today and
eft Tampa, lie bought a ticket Ia
Jacksonville, No threats were made
against the organizer but II was
feared that he would be harshly dealt
with.
Following the departure Of John
son statements were wired to Com
pers ut ST. Louis. alleging that John
son had been ordered to leave the
city. Gompers made protest To
Governor Gllchris,, who referred the
matter to Mayor McCay Johnson
had been In Tampa about eight
months, and the present strike, in
volying noarly ten thousand worlmen,
is attributed Indirectly to him,
with STRAINED conditions existing
as The result of the critical business
situation, feeling against him had
been growing intense
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-26
SAPUlPA MAY BE
INVOLVED IN ROW
REGULATION or LIQUOR TRAF.
FIC MAY END IN AIRING OF
GRAFT CHARGES.
Special to the World

fH'Nlhl w lHf Nullu
Sapulpa, Okla, Nov 25. Whether
or no the city has right to regulate
violations of the liquor law is being
agltated, However, the affair will
probably find It's way into the courts
before the matter is flnaly settled.
a rumor charging the city with the
collection Of fines from bootleg
joints Is denied by members of the
Iclty commission who have issued a
statement.
The city commission, n time back
ratified an ordinance declaring that
bootleg" and gambling joints and
houses of Ill repute were public nuls.
ances and every proprietor or pro-
prietress Of these places were arrest
ed and made to pay fine. In n ma.
jorlty OF instances the forfeiture OF
Il cash bond. 500 In each case. was
made soon than TO appear In court
So long as the fines were paid tho
city did not feel disposed to discover
whether or no all the "John Does
We're relatives or not,
Tho gambling Joints were mos.l,
closed IN addition 10 driving the male
inmates from houses of III repute into
less strenuous pursuits or else leave
the city
There is feeling Of unrest amonr
the proprlctors Of bootleg joints be-
cause Of The attitude Of the city n
regulating the prohibltoy law This
coming In the fact Of the fact lhn
the sheriff and his deputies are bus,
In the enforcement OF the law, II |,
thought viii no longer make the bus
/ mess a profitable one.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-26
CITY MARSHAL is SUED.
Night Watchman Says chief Of Police
Struck Him.

Special TO the World.
Sapulpn. okla. Nov 25.--City Mar.
shal u. q. Livingston. of BrIstow, Ia
the defendant In an assault and bat-
terry suit which has been filed by Gus
Parker who, until yesterday was night
watchman az }rlstow Following
Llvlngstone's arrest he WAS brought
here today and placed under $3.50
dollar band for "A preliminary.
Parker is said TO have became in
censed when his superior officer ad-
monished him for leaving his post
,of duty Parker issued challenge
TO Livingstone to fight the matter out
IN nstlc encounter. which the latter
refused to do. II Is said that when
Livingstone started to leave him Par
ker grabbed him by the arm This
was the signal for hostilltles and the
head Of the police department struck
him blow IA the face, Telling him.
I Parker had arrested two negroes
OF Brlstow and brought theme her,
and locked them In the county Jail
His actions occaslonc1 u rcprlmand
Parker has been dismissed from III,
pol.ce department
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-26
SILVER TROPHY
| TO OKLAhOMANS
FIRST TEAM NATIONAL GUARDS
WALKS OFF WITH HON.
ORS AT RIFLE MEET

By Associated Press.
Kansas City. Nov. 25.--Oklahoma
won the silver trophy at the Md
Western Interstate Rifle Tournament
held here today. the winning team
was one OF the two entered by the
First Oklahoma Regiment OF the Ma
ti0nal Guards.
The final score out of 2,foO targets
lat all ranges, was
Oklahoma. first team, lSi7 Second
Kansas, Lee; Third Missouri, i,702;
rlfty-nfth Iowa, 1895; Oklahoma,
second team, 1915; First Missouri,
.6O5, Flfty-Slxth Iowa, 1873.
The feature Of the closing event
was the rifle work of Sergeant X. II.
Jarboe of the Oklahoma first team,
who made "a out OF possible 100
targets on rapid fire skirmish.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-26
MAY SERVE -FOUR YEARS.
Attorney General Gives Opinion Max
Ing District Judge Happy.

Special TO the World
Guthrie, okla, Nov. 25.--An opln-
ion affecting the terms of all district
Judges In the state, including those
elected at the recent election, has
been given by Attorney General West
to Judge Presle u Cole OF McAlester.
He holds that the constitution ana
not n legislative act fixes the terms
OF district judges.
Judge Cole was reelected district
Judge In Pittsburg County and the
election board gave him a certificate
of election for two years, beginning
November 90, 1910 Attorney General
West holds that under the constitution
his term begins the second Monday
IN January after their election and
that they serve for four years.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-26
ROUND WORLD ON srmrs.
Two German Acrolats WIN Attempt
10 Win Wager.

By Associated Press
New York, Nov 25--For q wager
Of $1,000 two German acrobats VIII
attempt TO circle tho world on stills.
The young men are Albert Marder
and Hans Hoeledamp. until recently
employed as stewards on Trans-At-
lantic liner
eve ARE expert stllt-walkers," they
said. and I'VE expect to walk eleven
hours a day, and we can travel five
and one-haIf miles an hour"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-26
GIVE
VICTIM BEATING
j. W SAWYER or WALDORF
CAFE BRUTALLN BEATEN
LOSES $3.50 DIAMOND
Two Men Grabbed Valuable Tie Pin
After Giving sawyer Severe
Treatment.

While returning home shortly aft
yer, 30 years old, proprietor of The
Waldorf cafe, was held up, beaten
and robbed On West Fifth street by
two unknown men. The holdup oc-
CURED at the corner of the alley be-
tween Boulder and Cheyenne ave-
nuos lie lost a handsome $3.50 diam
ond tie pin, aud received n brutal
beating at the hands of his assaIl-
unt".
Sawyer was on his way home ror
ths night after his days work at the
restaurant lie had his arms fun
Of groceries and provisions As he
passed the corner of Boulder ave-
nue., west bound On Fifth street, he
saw n man coming from the oppo-
site direction at the corner of Chey-
emo avenue, q block away AS the
men came closer together near the
alley the stranger a giant in size and
roughly dressed, was whistling Home
Sweet Home"
Just as the men got even with each
other. the big stranger dealt Sawyer
a terrible blow with his powerful
right arm, the blow landing under
Sawyer's chin.
The blow stunned Sawyer and he
dropped his groceries and commenced
to fight back. At this juncture Il
second stranger put in appearance
and Sawyer had his hands fun to
fight off his assailants.
Finally the victim of the burly
fcotpads got the big robbers fingers
in his mouth and chewed them for
all he was worth until the footpad
cried aloud All this time the res
taurant owner was receiving hor-
rible beating at the hands of the two
robbers. Suddenly the big fellow got
his fingers out of Sawyer's mouth.
one Of the robbers grabbed Sawyer's
tie containing the diamond pin and
with hard jerk, pulled the tie from
the victims neck. The footpads then
fled
Sawyer managed TO make his way
to the residence Of DR.. Fred S. Clin-
ton, half block away from the
scene of the hodup. DR.. Clinto cx-
amined the mans body and admin
stered the necessar treatment Ply
scal examination showed that the
victim Of the robbers was in seri-
ous condition His face was horri-
bly, beaten, much skin had been torn
from his neck and he suffered pain
ful bruises on his right side
The police were Immediately notl-
fled and chief Charles Conneely and
Officer Sam Walker hurried to the
Scene of the robbery The police got
description OF the two men from
Sawyer and started out to locate
them but up to o'clock this NOM
lead to the identity or location of
the robbers.
Residents Of that ncighborhood
say that after the police left, two
me nappeared at the scene of the
robbery and loitered around within
block for some time, II Is sup
posed that IN their excitement the
robbers either dropped Sawyer's
diamond pin, or purposely threw II
away 10 throw suspicion In the event
they were arrested, and II IL be-
llievcd that they returned later tc
locate IT, Another policeman was
hurried TO the scene Of the robbery
when the presence of the two strange
men was reported to the police bS
telephone but they had disappeared
again when the officer arrived
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-26
MOTHER A STATE WITNESS.
Ncgrcss Gives Evidence Of Sons Al.
legged Crime.

ny Associated Press,
Trenton, n. j., Nov. Rachael
Sears, the negress mother OF John
Sears, who is IN iall charged with
the murder OF Rev, Amzl Armstrong
and his wife at Dutch Neck, tonight
said, according to Prosecutor Crosse
ley, she heard the shooting while she
was upstairs and went down stairs
and saw the bodies OF Armstrong and
his wife lying on the floor and her
sen standing In the kitchen with a
gun She delayed ANNOUNCING the
facts to shield her son, she said.
Crossley does not deny Sears con.
fesslon but says he will not dyulge
the Information which he has obtained
from Sears until the trial
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-26
SAYS TAFT is LuKEwARM.
President Of Waterways Congress
I says President IL Indifferent.

BY Associated Press,
81 Louis Mo-, Nov. 25.---Charges
that President Taft Is growing indlf-
ferent towards deep water Mlssis-
sippi and contests between factions
of the states for representation on tho
committees enlivened the first ses-
sion OF the Lakes-to-the-Gulf Deep
Waterway Association convention
held here today.
President w. X. Kavanaugh, OF
the association, was cheered heartily
by the delegates during the reading
OF his address, when he declared that
President TAFT had a mistaken senti-
ment Of the motion,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-26
UNCLE JOE is SMILING.
Speaker smiles When He Talks OF
Election,

BY Associated Press.
Washington, Nov j,-Philosophi-
cal and smiling, Speaker Cannon re-
turned to Washington today. While
mildly deploring the recent election.
in which he said "a majority has
made mistake in giving our friends,
the Democrats, control Of the Sixty
second Congress"
He added:
with the responsibility II remains
to be seen what they will do. | shall
he glad II they find themselves able
to redeem their promises In the cam
palsn. to reduce the cost of living
and Increase the price OF labor"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-26
flEVfN miners
CAUGHT IN mine
GAS EXPLOSION SEALS Up NEW
KENTUCKY MINE - MULE
BLOWN t50 FEET.


by Associated Press
Providence, Ky, Nov. 26.-lilcvon
coal miners. two white men and nine
negroes. were entombod In Mine No.
3 cf the Providence Mining Co, today
10y y gos explosion, and It Is believed
that all are dead The mine Is new.
the shaft being 100 feet deep, with
only few entries,
The explosion was 10 violent that
lltt'e hope Is entertained of tho
miners having escaped deuth. A
mule blown out OF the shaft, alighted
l5O feet away and ls stlll alive,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-26
TWILL DISCUSS
THE CAPITAL
ATTITUDE or TULSA TO BE SET
tiled AT GRAND TONIGHT
.SAPULPA men HERE
merclnl Body Met With
Local Club.

For the purpose Of ascertaining the
attitude Of the citizens of Tulsa on
the state capital proposition, mass
meeting viii be held In the Grand
Opera House tonight, under the aus
pices of the Comemrcial club A
committee composed Of Messrs. Bur-
nett, Dingman and Nichols Of Sapul-
pa, representing the Commercial Club
OF that city met with the board Of
directors Of the Tulsa club yester-
day afternoon In special session, and
the following resolution was adopted
Whereas, This Board Of Directors
OF the Commercial club is being urged
20 take some action upon the call of
the Governor Of oklahoma OF spec
al session Of the legislature to act
upon the capital location matter and
Whereas. II Is the opinion of this
Board that any acton taken should
be taken by the citizens Of Tulsa
without regard 10 membership In this
Club and that all citizens should have
Il voice in determining the course to
be pursued by Tulsa, and
Whereas, II ls necessary that some
one assume responsibility for the call
ing of such mass meeing In order to
get concerted action;
Therefore We, the Board OF Dl-
rectors Of the Commercial Club here
by call mass meeting Of all the
citizens Of Tulsa ito be held at the
Grand Opera House on saturday
night. November 26th, at o'clock
y. M, TO there organize themselves
for taking such action on the capital
/ location matter as those present see
1T, the action taken to be that of the
ciizens Of Tulsa in mass meeting as
sembled and not the action OF the
Commercial club as such.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-26

Rio Janeiro, Nov 25-- Early dis
patches from the Brazilian capitol in
dIcated the surrender OF the mutneers
following the vote of amnesty In CON
gress but subsequent advices state
that the war ships left the harbor
during the debates In the hamber and
imply q doubt as to whether the for
NAL agreement 10 surrender will be-
come an accomplished fact. owing
TO the difficulty In the transmission
fnews II IL not known whether the
vessels sailed away. or whether the
movement was merely slight change
of base.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-26
YOUTH Ist ARRESTED
Ponca City Boy Accused of Attempt
ed BlaCkmuil.

BY Associated Press.
Ponca City, Okla. Nov. 25.-Jas,
McGinnis, aged H. was arrested on a
charge of trying to blackmail James
McGraw, president of the Farmers
National Bank, out of 100000. Two
letters were received by McGraw. one
more than month ago. The letter
received demanded that the money
be buried and designated the spot.
Officials say the boy has confessed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-26

Brownsvllle Tex, Nov 25- The
first hostillties on this part OF the bor-
der were reported today from Rey-
nosa, sixty miles above Matamoras
whore one hundred mountain lnsur-
gents, while trying TO cross the river
from this side were fired upon and
driven back by the Mexican troops
Re-inforcements were sent out from
Matamoros but the band disappeared
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-26
Negro Killed by Mob.

Nv NNNnrINftH TfrNN
Columbia, S. c.. Nov. 25.--After
confessIng that he had attempted an
assault today on Mamie May shealey
and then cut her throat, killing her.
an unidentified negro was shot to
death by o mob near Little Mountain
tonight
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-26

UY NNlOclUINH TfrNb,
81 Louis, Mo-, Nov 25.--Gompers
declared that the union cigar men now
lmprHcned In Tampa should be guard
ed hy their fellow union men to pre-
vent a lynching,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-26
SCORES surrRACETrEs.
Advises College studcrts TO stay IN
Homes.

ny Associated Press
Baltimore, Md, Nov. 25 Avoid
following those who desire woman's
suffrage" advised Cardinal Gibbons
IN talk today to the students Of st.
caihcrln'es Normal Institute. where
he was the guest Of honor at the cell
cbration OF the feast OF 81. Kather-
Inc
100 not follow IN the steps
OF those" he continued who have
become inannieh In their ways aud
who fight FOR place In politics. The
place for The women is in the hons.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-26
CALL FOR APPLE GROWERS.
Governor Shnfrotl, Calls Apple Con.
grcss for Denver.

grcss for Denver.
BY Associated Press
Denver, Nov 25.--Governor SHAFT
roth issued call today for the first
annual convention Of the American
Apple Congress to be held In Denver,
December 10 to II at the Albany
Hotel The governors of all the APP
pie growing states are inYited to at
tend and send delegates to discuss the
methods of lighting frost, insects and
other hindrances TO fruit packing,
shipping, marketing, railroad trans
portat.ca ard les'alltcn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-26
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY

(W II Hutchinson. Obsoryer)
Temperatures Maximum, 10; minimum,
%; wind from the south clcnr
ToDAY'S ALMANAC.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-26

sun rises G.f2 am Moon rises 1853 a.m
sun sets i:52 on Moon scie 2;l7 pm
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