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Horses and NInIen

The following quotations for horses and mules
are furnished by the Butchers and Stock Grow
ers Journal
There no local auction OF either horses or
mules during the week What horses did change
hands here were made at private sale. These
sales were nunrous and prices paid high This
is particularly true when It came to any indi-
vidual showing bone, weight and action AS the
season extends into the winter it IS developing
a marked scarcity Of good horses. and further
that truck horses have been called upon to ex-
ceed their working capacity, owing to a short
age Of team power. This condition. coupled
with the call from the farmer should insure a
brisk market with high prices.
The auction sale Of horses and mules held ar
Crows Landing during the week was a marked
success. Prices realized for both horses and
mules were fully up to quotations, quality CON
sidered. The feature Of the sale was the eager
ness with which farmers bought I'D the Young
mules This indicates a big shortage in hybrids
The sale realized over S20.00
There VIII be an auction sale Of unusual inter
est held in San Francisco on Tuesday when a
number Of desirable light drafters will 20 Inder
the hammer. This sale should give buyers some
idea Of what future values will be.
Another extra auction Will be held Decar,hs-
10, when 80 pure bred Shire mares will he of
fered TO breeders. This win be a rare opnor-
tunity for farmers TO secure a choice fndividua1
which viii more than earn her oats and refrrr
handsome profit in the way Of a classy colt.
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Butter, Cheese and Err.

Although butter continued to decline vesta~-
day, the market was officially declared sfeadv
on the exchange, but as was the case at the close
Of last week, the feeling in the street was one
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Numerous Changes in Provisions
Butter and Egg Markets Decline

OF easiness, with nearly all receivers carrying
ample STOCKS Fresh extras were nc lower at
y &c pound and fresh seconds dropped &c TO
a qu9Iatlen OF &c a pound on offers to sell az
thaI ugure on change. The egg market developed
an easy tone and some liberal selling By large
receivers sent the price Of fresh extras down 70
AUG dozen, a decline OF 215c The drop In
eNTas carried the price OF frsts down with it
me latter being 2c lower at SOC a dozen. In the
lower.
sales on the exchange were as follows:
Butter-20 cases OF fresh extras at S215e
Eggs-1o cases OF fresh extras at 42c. so at
u 1sc' 80 at 4le 20 at 401ac and 20 at Acc
Receipts were 102. 600 pounds OF b,+tsr n 400
PogndS OF cneeSe and 100 cases OF eggs
The following are official ouotafious estab.
ilshed on the moor OF the dairy exchange. Prices
IN me street. while governed By the exchange
quotatlons, generally range from 115c to &c
nlgnef. owing 70 the various charges to be added.
BUTTER. PER POUND
r,-sIi o.Laaes Dee Dec. Dee 10 Dec. Il
Firsts SIC 90lsc aoisc $olse
SECONDS Doe 29c 2qc o.
Extra storage. .31c 3Glsc 801Lc soizc
Cheese-California fancy fats 16i5c per Ib
steady; DO frsts, l5c, steady; DO seconds. 13c
steady; fancy Young Americas. 1Tc steady: 40
nrSts. 16i2c, steady; Oregon fats. 16c weak
Wisconsin daisies. 1Sc steady: California storage
fats. steady at 15e FOR fancy and 14tac for hrsts
storage Young Americas, 16e. steady; Oregon
storage flats, 154ac. firm; do Young Americas
lIc. firm; eastern storage. 1Sd1Sl5c. steady
EgSs-California fresh. per dozen cases In
cluded.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce December

Receipts of Produce December II
Flour. or SKIS. $50 Hides, No 5000. SIS
Wheat, ctls - 500 PeIts. No -. 325
Barley, ctls -. 1850 Lime. bbls .-.-.. $50
Oats. ctls ...... 1.420l Wine. gals ...... S. 100
Beans, SKIS ..-.. 3. 1876 Brandy. gals .--. 500
Potatoes. SKIS =. 10, ,215i Quicksilver tasks 40
Onions. SKIS ..... 6O0fOranges. bxs .... 500
Hay tons ...... 743 Lumber VI ft.... 20
Wool. SKIS .-... 2iIivestOcE. No 90. $50
Alfalfa seed. SKIS. 26OiPaper. bdls ..-.. 635
Hops, bales ... x Broom corn. bales so
Corn meal. SKIS. 500 Raisins bxs . 2 300
Leather. rolls e.. So Apples. bxs ..... 3 $50
TallOw. ctls go. 11ji
OREGON
Flour. or SKIS. so, 134i Bran. SKIS ....... L $50
Wheat, ctls ..13. O65l
WASHINGTON
Flour. or SKIS. %. $40 Bran. SKIS ....... 7.793
Wheat. ctls 2.200i Shorts. SKIS $3.50
Oats, ctIs ...... 3.4OO
WESTERN STATES
Flour. or Skis. 1000 Corn. ctls ....... 600
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minneapolis and DuIuth Grain and Flax

MINNEAPOLIS Dec 12-ClOse-W Wheat
December. S1OO1R May, S1.O35s; Suly S1-O412.
Cash-No. L hard, s1.039s: No. 1 northern.
St01Ts G1.02Ts; No. northern, 99cG$1.019s
No 8 wheat. 97%cM$10 0O&.
Corn-No. . yellow 4115 M421ac.
Oats-No. 8 white 3063Olac
Rye-No. p 7607T15c.
Flax closed at $3.50
DULUTH, Dec 12.-Flax on track and TO ar
rive $2.39; December. $2.3S nominal; May. 81 a.
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UNLISTED sECuRIrIEs
SAIrS
MINING STOCKS

The Comstocks weak yesterday, though
the decline in the leaders was slight
In the southern Nevadas Belmont sold up to
$40 against $40 as Saturdays closing price
and Goldheld Con. sold from $500 as Satur-
days close down to $3.50
Montana was ex dividend of &C.
The output from the three leading Comstock
north end mines for the last week had total
gross value of S13,1s7.7s divided as follows :
Ophir SO. 1875 from the following levels: 210o
lS5 cars averaging $56.S7 300, % cars averag-
ing $1l9S. Con. Virginia. S517 40 including
50 cars from the 1900 stope averaging Sc Os:
Mexican, s1,S34.63, follows: 2200 level ri
cars. S2404; $500, AZ cars, S14; 1850 60 cars
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@4Ac.
Lambs (Der lbl-Unshorn lambs 666Ac
HogS-Hard grain fed weighing 100 to 80
7Ac per ID.
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Boston Stocks

BOSION. Dec. 12.-E. T. Hutton & Cos
wire says: Boston copper shares are showing
some strength. although activity is confined
10 few issues. Calumet and Arizona has
been the feature. advancing to - Osceoa.
Copper Range. Quincy and Granny each show
similar gains Of points. although transactions
IN the latter have been a small scale North
Butte and Lake are quiet but show firm
undertone Other departments have developed
no features and trading has been very quiet
NEW YORK. Dec 12.--Trading on the curb
today was quiet and price changes were narrow
with the exception Of Nipissing and Ray Central.
close to - and Ray consolidated to 1877 The
So. 1000 Ray consolidated per cent first
mortgage convertible bonds recently offered to
stock holders have practically all been sub
scribed- Giroux- Inspiration and Kerr were all
firm. Last month Ia Rose produced 4OS 900
/ ounces Of silver and the net profits for the
month were S153, 900. The regular dividend was
declared today.
The following list is furnished hy Z. F. Hut
ton & Co., 400 California street. San Francisco:
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, Dec. 12.-Cash quotations were
as follows:
Flour Steady No. rye. s01a Gs115c; feed
or mixing barley 60672c; fair to choice malt
ing, S2@Ssc; fax seed. No. 1 southwestern,
SIPS; No. northwestern, Al; timothy seed,
SO; clover STATS; mess pork. per bbl. S1S.75G
10: lard. per 100 lbs, S10.10; short ribs. sides
0oose). S9.55d1O.25; short clear sides (boxed)
$10.25@ @10.3I12.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were
equal to $4,000 bushels. Primary receipts
were 1,15s, 900 bushels compared with $4,000
bushels the corresponding day a year ago. The
visible supply of wheat in the United States
decreased 323 600 bushels for the week. The
amount of breadstuff on ocean passage decreased
1854, 900 bushels. Estimated receipts for to-
morrow: Wheat, 80 cars; corn SIC cars; oats,
81 cars; hogs, 5000 head
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RAILROAD STRIKE
WEAKENS STOCKS
Market Also Depressed by Re-
ports of Meeting of Steel
and Iron interests
Western Grain Movement In
oreases, but Continues of
Moderate Proportions
- Ynrk stock LIst

e. T. Hutton & Co. 40 California street,
members Of the New York stock exchange, fur
nish the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday:
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BTTTER. PFR PnI-Nn
Portland Butter Market
Elrln Rnffer

PORTLAND. Dec. 12-City creamerv SolfT
pack. SIC; eastern. -2OG35c: butter fat. S5a37c.
Elgln Butter
ELGIN. H.. Dec. 12.-Niarket firm SOC Ont
put. 0.3OO pounds.
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n'orning Session

Board
p American Nat Bank ..........130. 90
100 Associated Oil Co............ As 90
p Associated Oil Co............. 46 25
- Associated OH Co.......-...... As 1919
30 California Wine Assn. ......... 40 90
90 City Electric Co............... IS 90
so City Electric Co............... 5S %
so City Electric Co. Co...-........-.. IS. 30
100 OnOmea Sugar Co............ SO 90
200 Philippine Tel & Tel Corp. %. 90
$4,000 Pacific Tel & Tel 5s......... 100 90
$4,000 Spring Val Wat gen mtge As 30 p
$1,000 United r r Of S F 4s....... &c 30
Street
100 City Electric Co.......... 81 90
$4,000 United r OF S 4s....... Sc 30
Afternoon Session
Board
Alaska Packers Assn. ........ IS 90
40 City Electric Co............ IS 20
, Hawaiian Coml & Sugar ........ 80 80
ITO Cal Power Co On...... "a 90
20 Cal Power Co Con. b. TO-. 81 90
. Spring Valley Water Co so -
$4,000 Oakland Traction Con 5s.. 81 30
$1,000 Pacific Tel & Tel 5s... 100. 90
$1,000 Peoples Water Co 5s. 6S SIX
$4,000 Peoples Water Co 5s 6s 75
$1,000 Spring Val Wat gen mtge 4s 90. 25
Street
$1,000 Cal Gas & EI NJ & t .5s.. 20 so
81 900 California Wine Assn 5s % 90
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Col So r&ext AIS % Union Pacific Is. .1O024
Del & Hud 4s. 1888 Do cv As 1900. .103 y
Den 4 Rio 9 IS. 94l4 Do lst & ref Is. 96%l
Do ref - ..... 90 III : Rubber 6s. .103
Distillers - ..... T7latU S Steel ID 5s. 1035s
Erie prior lien IS. s4I4 Va Car Chem js. 100
DO gen Is ... T4L, Wabash 1st 5s....1O9
DO cv As, ser A - DO 1st & ext IS. 621t
Do cv IS. ser B Go12 Western Md IS. S61s
Gen Elect cv rs las Westing Fl cv 5s. 91 4
III Cen 1st ref IS eS wis Central Is. 93
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London Closing Stocks

Ban silver-Steady; 251sd per ounce.
Money-2M215 per cent
The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills is 3ss- per cent and for three months
bills 81 d3ss per cent.
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Chicago Discount Rate
I.oons. Excbange and silver

CHICAGO, Dec 12.-Exchange on New York
&c premium.
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Flour, barrels. ....s....... 300 1,fO0
Wheat bushels ......-..... $1,000 10000
Corn, bushels -61S,700 292. 400
Oats, bushels ..............469S0 500 269, 800
Rye, bushels ............. 1000 1000
Barley bushels .......... $1,000 $500
CHICAGO, Dec. 12.-E., T. Hutton & Co. s
wire says: The wheat market has been a dull
and narrow most of the day, but has worked
higher at the last. Saturdays closing level to
lie lower were the lowest figures today, despite
the receipts Of much bearish news. Higher
Liverpool markets. closing Id to I'D up. proved
the deciding influence, although all continental
European markets were lower Statistical news
was also bearsh. Some sensation figures is
sued by the Interna tional Institute of Rome re-
garding Russian yields made total European
Russian yield S21S21. eco bushels and Asiatic
Russia 95 $4,000 bushels or a total of 9I7-
e34 600 bushels all told. against TS3. 600 600
bushels year ago. This news had weight on
the market. there was no very large trade or
important selling pressure. There have been
estimates from Argentina today Of exportabIe
surplus as low as 60. 600 0Oo to 6S O00 00O bush
els, but the Buenos Aires market quoted 1 &c to
2c per blshel lower Harvesting is progressing
under favorable conditions and thrashing in the
north showing a good outturn. Cash wheat sales
here were %, coo bushels. st. Louis claims
sales since Saturday of 175,000 bushels.
'.Corn-The market started strong and higher
with wheat and active pit buying Of Deceu-
Der, but it has sagged steadily back to below
Saturdays closing level. CoDsignments of corn
are enormous both from Illinois and Iowa No
eastern outlet worth mentioning. Cash sales
reported today were $4,000 bushels. Trade has
not been large. The forecast in the corn belt
shows snow and rain probable from the Rockies
east TO the Mississippi river.
'0ats-Were higher early with other grains,
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New York Money Market
NEW YORK, Dec. I2-Money on call. STEADY
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Silver was q fraction lower. New York ex-
change on Paris was higher and local sterling
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FVIIOWIug We're the sa1es on the San Fran-
cisco stock exchange yesterday:
COMSTOCKS
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-MIs' Ella NEUIS SIUJkN
Alaska A. 81 ss15lPac Aux A
Cal C A. .10414 1861 Pac c Borax 15s
Cal Wine A. 44% Pac T&T pfd %
MV& MtTm. 7 Do com -. 4224 4514
Alas S Co 95 105 Phflip T & T 25
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-24
TO Walk About
EATS WE'LL AND Is IN BEST OF
SPIRITS.
GALLAGHER IS SORRY


BY Associated Press.
New York, Aug. 23.--Mayor Gay
nor was up for three hours today,
walkinR about his room or reading
lie ate wen this evening aud Is In
good spirits By o'clock he was
sleeping peacefully
James VI. Gallagher, the mayors
assailaut issued q statement through
his counsel today. The statement In
Gallagher's own spelling follows;
"L James NJ Gallagher have read
in the morning papers that ! said
that was glad ! had shot Gaynor
and that | had said ! was sorry that
did not Kill him. This statement
is not only fabrication but Is as
decp-dycd lie as was ever told on
any person | have been praying
might and day ever since the occur
cncc.
"lf the prayer Of a sinner Is hoard,
God in Ills goodness has heard my
prayer ana Be- All merciful In his good
ness to the sinner for he said to a
thief ON the cross This day VIII thou
hr In paradise with me
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-24
CAPITAL SITE
IS SELECTED
CONSISTS or 1000 ACRES NEAR
OKLAHOMA CITY.
NEARLY 7 MILES OUT
Company Guarantees Property VIII
Net state Si,7O0, ,o00--St 500, 900
for Buildings.

Npttlil 10 iNt MulIN.
oklahoma city Aug %. Following
close on the heels of the appointment
Of the capitol commission hy Govern
or Haskell tonight The capital site
was selected " represents a COM
bination Of the llnwood and Putnam
companies offer The tract begins inn
medlately east of Putnam city and
extends south 10 near West Tenth
street and consists of 1900 acres Of
which Putnam gave g33 acres
IT win bee known as the state Cap
ital addition To oklahoma CITY In
addition to the tract Of land the state
is to receive 100000 IN cash to detray
the expenses Of the Capital Commia-
sion In plating the site ana In dis
posing of the lots this amount TO. be
paid into the state by The vast capital
development company which Is cap-
itali2ed at S2,O0O,0OO
The company guarantees that In
cluding the 100000, The property
win net the state $1,000, OOO OF this
amount $1,5O0,OOO ie to be expended
for capital buildings. Sl50.0OO for fur
nlshings, and $4,000 for the expenses
of the commission II rs estimated
that It will cost $4,000 to remove the
state offices from Guthrie 70 okla
homa city
The site is & IL miles northwest
from the business section of Okla
homa CITY The street railway COM
pany agrees tb give l5-mmute sched
ule at 5-cent fare. The sale OF lots
win begin tomorrow
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-24
SHOOTS HIS WIFE:
THEN SUICIDES
VERMONT MAN TIRES or WOMAN
LIVING APART FROM
UIM.

Perknsvllc W., Aug 23.-Siulng
upright In carriage. shot through
the heart, the body of Mrs. Frank
llowcry was found late today on the
road A little farther ON the body
OF G. Frank Howcyy. husband of the
woman was found with "a bullet
wound m his breast rifle lying by
his side
The police cali it ease of murder
aud suicide, the outcome Of family
troubles The woman had left her
husband, separating from him. How
cry sat in front with the rifle ON his
knees. and when the wife drove along
they believed he halted her and when
she refused TO listen 10 his pleadinPa
shot her through the heart. afterword
sending bullet into his own body
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-24
red Men
f By Fires
FOREST FIRES MAY HAVE CON-
SuMIaD THEM
MISSING FOUR DAYS
Returning Suaglcr Tells OF mlor-
mntioH.-Slght Rain fAiis la
Cuucr dAlcnes

By Associated rresH
Helena Mont Aug 2&-The drst
report TO reach here with a sugges-
tion of tnr terrible fate believed to
have overtakcn crew Of six hundred
forest rangers who LEFT Thompson
FANS four days ago 10 combat the
furious forest 0res Ia the Cabinet Re-
serve was brought by Julius Barney.
who arrived today from Thompson,
where be- heard from Forester super
visor bushnel the first hand informa-
ton of the condition
"SiX hundred men said Barney,
have been gone four days. during
which tlme nothing has been heard
from them ana Forest Supervisor
Bushnell fears that all are dead They
could scarcely have obtained food, and
ag none have returned II Is presumed
they We're cut off by IRE.
"When lcft Thompson the wind
was blowing a gale and wall OF fire
hundreds Of feet In height was sweep
ing u from the west The people OF
Thompson. numbering about 200, had
packed all their effects ana we're pre-
pared t1 nee 10 the plains 90 miles
west
Thompson was crowded with ref
ugees several days ago l'roit White
Pine, Mont from Buke, Idaho, and
from many other points they came
| trampinp In. men women and child
rem hlstcrcd and heart broken, hav-
! Ing lost their every dollar In the
world and escaping only with their
lives None Of the parties saw the
rangers who plunged into the woodN
what ls worse, the fire leaped
around Plains ana rs burning east OF
Paradise ana al several other places.
| All nope Of lighting Il has been aban-
doned. and Thompson seems hope
lessy cut off Plains IS stIll open, and
hcln the largest town IN Sanders conn-
ty can accommodate the refugees.
| hut nobody knows when Plains. which
Is surrounded by dense forests. will
be set ail0mc.
"rhe flames jump i've miles at once
ana spread with rapidly. and unless
IL rains tonight not only Thompson.
but Plains, Paradise ana many small
or towns may go Meanwhile nothing
can De done for tile SIX hundred men
/ who are missing, nor can the slightest
news Of their whereabouts be learned -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-24
M. MNmIOMN NLOmDKImE IIn Nd

WITS ucnrcua Stoncklng, the Wo-
man arrested recently charged with
discharging hrerms In the city limits
was fined $3.50 yesterday morning IN
police court rhe fine was imposed
after there had been more than ten
re-hoarngs of the case
In family quarrel In Friend-Jones
huiding about week ago Mrs Ston-
eklng shot her husband through The
leg. In the trial she brought out the
evidence that she had been previously
mistreatod by her husband, although
there was no charge against her for
attempted murder or anything Of that
nature Judge Houston imposed the
minimum fine for carrying a gun and
for discharging the same.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-24
INJUNCTION STOPS
COCKRELL'S MOVE
BANK COMMISSIONER WAS GOING
no MOVE STATE RE-
CORDS

Nperi1l N iNN WOTId
Guthrie, Okla, Aug 23-By means
of am injunction issued tonight Bank
Commissioner 70. ll. Cockrcll was pre-
vented from loading the records Of
his office upon a Santa Zee passenger
train preparatory TO removing them
to Oklahoma Guy
The bank commissioner was not in
cluded ia the capital removal iniunc-
ton heretofore obtained by Guthrie
lie moved his office force to Okla
homa some days ago, but mtil tonight
no attempt was made TO transfer the
furniture and records
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-24
NIne nnndred unheard FROM.

BY Assqciated Press
Spokane, wash. Aug 23--Llght
rain began to fan this afternoon In
Wallace and other Couer d'Alcne min
ing towns that have been scorched
and threatened by forest fires. and the
wenry fire fighters took new hope,
Nothing but long heavy down
pour win uucnch the flames that are
eating up the blg trees of Northern
Idaho, Northwestern Montana and
Northwestern Washington. The Idaho
militia aud government troops are on
the way 10 battle with the dread in
vader but the soldiers can accom-
plish little more than 10 protect the
threatened towns Forest supervisors
in Idaho ana Montana are unable TO
get into communication with nine
hundred rangers The most sensa-
tional runners Of the loss Of life con-
tinue, but It is impossible to verify
them. and seems likely that aside
from the loss among the national
rangers. the number of dead In the
three states will not exceed 100.
Late today list OF the known dead
in Spokane contained but thirty
names.
The Idaho miltamen are on their
way from the encampment ~ Amer
lean Lake. near Tacoma, 10 the Couer
d'Alone country
President TAFT haH notified Governor
Brady that he would send 10 Idaho all
troops available but these soldiers
could not be used as police.
Governor Brady goes TO the front
tomorrow
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-24
WISE CHARGE is SERIOUS.


BY Associated Press
san Francisco, Aug. 23.---Georgc
Washington Wise arrested ON board
the steamship Rachmau. charged with
attempting To rob the vessel has not
vet been turned over to the federal
authorities.
In the meantime the confessed pl-
rate is held by the local police ON
GERS Of the steamship viii appear be-
fore the United states commis ssioners
here at the concluNon OF an Inquest
and apply for warrant charging
Wise with piracy and murder on the
high seas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-24

Will Phillips, negro now at the
police station is alleged TO have been
assaulted by G G Carter another ne
gro at his home ON Kenosha avenue.
Phillips admits that he owes Garter
q small sum when he appeared at
the police station he was bleeding
profusely from three severe Rashes,
one on the breast one on hia left
arm. ana one on his right hand He
alleges to have been assaulted by Car
ter while reposing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-24
pEET, soar MAN, KILLED.
Auto Overturned as lie Ran into
pitch Passing Wagon.

Kansas City MO-. Aug 23.Wm.
j Peet, q wealthy soap manufacturer,
was Killed IN an automobile accident
ten miles south of here tonight Hen
ry Il Long, hits wife and Mrs Peet
were injured, Wut none dangerously.
Three OF the Long children were un-
hurt
The accident happened when Mr..
Peel who was driving turned ont of
tile road for a wagon and ran into
Ia ditch The car was overturned.
throwing out all of the occupants,
Peet died two hours after the accident.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-24
UNWRITTEN LAW
FREES YOUNG GIRL
CHARGED WITH MURDER. JURY
DELlBERArES BUT A FEW
MINUTES.

New orleans. La. Agu 93 With
the unwritten law ns a plea. Mamie
Mclaughlin. rs years old charged
with the murder of Hugh Smith. was
declared not guilty by = jury which
returned the verdict few minutes
after It retired
According TO the girls story, she
Killed Smith because he had betrayed
her smith was politician and sa-
loon Keeper The girl was an orphan
and was supported In her trial by the
Aena club, an organization made up
of representative New orleans women.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-24
Roy \ BAD MARKsMAN.
Misses English sparrow aud Hits q
German Woman.

HV ANN0cnIOU TrNsN-
Louisville Ky, Aug 80. -- while
Mrs Mary Rauscher was seated ON the
porch OF her home In Huntlngburg.
Ind, she was shot In the neck sup
posedly by bov In the neghborhood
who was shooting English sparrows,
The ball entered her neck almost sew.
.ering the iugular vein,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-24
SNOW probably Failing.

LV A7N00IlNU TT00N
Butte, Mont, Aug ga heavy rain
which viii be snow before morning,
is falling in the Lincoln country on
the RIackfoot according to advices
from Flcsher Two had fires In the dis
trict were both under control,