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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-21
FAIR ASSOCIATION
FOR FARM PRODUCTS
WILL STRIVE TO CREATE INTER-
EST AMONG FARMERS AND
RAISERS OF LIVESTOCK.

NJ. A. Younkman. secretary of the
Tulsa County Fair Association. states
that even this early in the season
much Of importance is being done to-
wards the conduction Of the Tulsa
County Fair during the middle of
October. The premiums have been
and placed IN the hands Of the print
ers next week
The fair association will strive to-
wards a fair of a more purely agri-
cultural nature than that Of last sea-
son. With the need in view OF increas-
ing the interest among the farmers
and getting larger livestock and agri-
cultural displays, all Of the purses
along that line have been doubled.
This, 1t Is thought. will stimulate in
terest among the farmers.
The association is planning to erect
three new buildings before fair time
this fall, A mechanical agricultural
and poultry hall are to be built at the
grounds. east of Tulsa.
80 70 WV Nup 10 INV NSlUR lHt
exhibition hall at the fair grounds as
IA training camp for Carl Morris. has
agreed to remove all the fixtures of
the training quarters from the ex-
hlbltion hail before the fair opens
next fall, Following this there will
be ample accommodations for exhib-
It's of every kind.
Prior to the fair. the association pro
poses TO conduct racing meet. The
regular midsummer running races
are to be held from July 6 to July
20. n there is no boxing contest AZ
the fair grounds on July I, a series
~ harness races will be booked for
July and 8.
As prclmlnaries TO the racing meet
In July, there Will be a series of mat
lnee races every two weeks, starting
May 30,
At the first matinee on May 30,
there Will he two harness races and a
gentlemcn's driving race The gentle
mons driving race Is TO be an espcc-
lal feature. In this will be entered
all Tulsa horses, and It will give those
TuAanS who own horses classed as
real Stuff" n chance to try out.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-21
CORNER STONE N
NEXT THURSDAY
FITTING CEREMONIES TO At
TEND NEW COURT HOUSE.
The SCHOOLS WILL Close
Masonic Lodge VIII Br In Charge
Speakers Of Note VIII Attend
"A S225, 900 Structure.

Arrangements are being made whero
hy the laying OF the corner stone Of
thcnew Tulsa County court house.
Sixth and Boulder. will he one Of tho
most impressive ceremonies ever Wit
nosscd In Tulsa, Thursday, May 20.
has been set for the date of the oc-
casion marking an era In the build
ING OF the magnificent new structure
i'm which win be centercd the govern
ment of the county Of Tulsa.
The Masonic lodge, according 20
County Commissioner W H. North,
win conduct the ceremonies approp-
rlato to the great date in the life %
the $4,000 edfice Attending the
ceremonies win be many speakers Of
note from all parts of the stpte.
However the significant part OF tho
event win be- a parade Of every school
child In the county. Such a parlda
win be q new feature I'm ceremonies
OF this kind
The school children VIII he tho
future citizens Of the county and %
inspire patriotism and TO Impress up
on their young minds Eomcthing of
the importance Of a strong county
government thcy VIII play an all
prominent part IN the laying Of the
corner stone Of the new building
which is already well under headway.
j, G.. Masters. superintendent OF the
Tulsa schools, will be asked to de-
clare n half holiday and the children
or tho city schools viii be asked to
Join in with thCl Of the county
schools. Superintendent Masters was
not In the city last night. but those
who are working on the plans are
sure that the superintendent and he
/ Tulsa boards Of education will be
/ only too glad to co operate,
County Superintendent william
Sattgast viii allow the pupils IN tho
county schools 10 be dismissed for the
day, and they, with their parents, will
come to the city Of Tulsa TO help in
the matter OF giving fitting service in
the rendition Of the ceremonies,
Just who the speakers are TO be is
not known Those who are to be IN
charge Of the ceremonies will mako
! the announcement Of addresses to be
given the first OF the week,
II IN understood that citizens "
Skiatook viii come IN body to Tulsa
ON Thursday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-21
dollar DIPLOMACY
PRACTICED ABROAD

Bp Ass1clRtcd Press.
washington, May 20.-Tho results Of
dollar diplomacy" was practiced by
this country are summed up IN a re
port prepared by the state develop
ment OF the division of American com
mcrcll interests abroad. Many mill
lions OF dollars worth Of contracts 1t
lg shown have been secured for Am
crican concerns largely through aid
of the state Department
The information was prepared for
the House committee in the state de-
partmcnt which Is also investigating
thedcpartment for the present defic-
iency committee The report men
.tions 100000 for Chilien subma-
rlnes. The state department has been
influential IN securing for American
firms participating in large foreign
loans and in collecting fpr American
citizens claims against foreign gov
ernmCnts Bankers of this country
are 10 have part Of the Chinese cur
reucy loan Of S50.OOOOOO and Of the
Hukang loan OF $3O,O00.OOO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-21
.PEDDhER ALLEGES
He WAS ASSAULTED

Alleged refusal % pay In cold cash
for drcss pattern, but suggesting
another means of liluidating the debt,
is said TO be the indirect cause ot r,
Jones ana j, H. Moore, both Of Sperry
being arraigncd In Judge Stacks court
Yesterday on n charge Of aggravated
assault on Caleb Coril, peddler co.
riz was a pltful sight when he appear.
ed AZ the offlce OF Judge Slack 60
swear out complaint against his
two aggrcssors, He was mass ot
bruises from head To foot which no
alleged had been inflicted with tho
butt ends Of shot guns.
CorIl travels on regular trips
through the small Villages Of tho
county vending his wares, consisting
of a miscellaneous collection OF knck
knocls and wearing apparel uo
claim that one day last week he was
making his regular visit to his pat
rons TN spcrry when he had occas-
ion to visit the home of one Of his
argressors The lady OF the house
selected dress pattern Tho price
was named, but as the pcddler al
legged the husband refused TO clear
the debt as suggested
Coriz was still soliciting his pat
rcns In Sperry yesterday when no
happened to meet the two men who
he claims administered sound trash
lnR. Jones aud Moore alleged that
tho peddler made an attack on the
lntter's wife. Roth men were placed
under $500 bond,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-21
W|CHITA'S 5 Franchise
sold UNDER HAMMER
WICHITA BUSINESS MEMS OFFER
FAILS TO MATERIALIzE, AND
INBEIL MOVES.

Special to the World
Wichita, May 1.-The Wichita
franchise Of the Western League was
transferred tonight to Pueblo. Lo-
cal business men failing to make the
expected payment Of $4,000 for which
the team was sold,
Under tho agreement $4,000 was
to be paid this afternoon, 1t was
not and Ma lager lsbeh at once wired
to Pueblo accepting their offer. The
game scheduled here tomorrow be-
tween Wichita and Omaha was
teams left here tonight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-21
PRISONERS ESCAPE
IN terrific STORM
SIX CONFLICTS FLEE UNDER
COVER OF DARKNESS FOUR
AT LARGE.
BY AssoeIatcd Presa

BY Associated Press
Joliet, Mo, May 20 six convlcts,
under sent Anoe from to 20 years.
escaped from the penitentiary here
today In the darkness caused by a
sudden storm. Two OF them were
reoaptured hiding In the woods two
hours later. Tho others are being
hunted by posses.
The men we're at work In the prls-
on quarry across the street. block
away from the prison. They were
marched to the prison under guard.
This afternoon 240 men were at work
In the quarry The storm came up
about o'olock. suddenly and with
great severity. Tho lines were form
ed for the march back to the prison
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-21
Two Cnrs Collide.

A Union TtaoIlon Company car and
a Tulsa street Railway car oollidcd
yesterday at the intersection Of the
Union Traction Company line with
the Tulsa street Railway line on No
gales. Ths front end OF the Tulsa
street Railway car hit the rear of the
Union Traclon Company car, damag-
ing both cars oonslderably
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-21
Socialist on school Boord.

ny Associated Press
Rogers, Ark, May gO.-A NJ.
Merrill, editor Of "A Socialist paper
here, was elected a member Of the
school board AT an election held to.
day He I'D the ticket and IL the
first Socialist ever scleoted In this
state TO serve as school board mem-
ber.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-21

Carl Mugee, chairman of the Com
mittee of Eleven, fled petitions with
the city commission yesterday bearing
the names of six hundred and nfty
citizens who are dcsirous Of initiating
an ordinance which win place the
schools Of Tulsa under the charter
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-21
Lnnr rlmc nclMcen nonts.

ny Ass0cInird PfcHs
Kansas City, May 2O,--DIrectors Of
the Grand Avenue Athletic club
which staged the Kaufman Flynn
fight here, declared tonight that they
would give no more boxing shows un-
IN next September.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-21
Feather wayh,s Matched.

THy AsaOrIhtrd Ffekt.
Kansas CITY, May 2o,---Johnny Du.
Kan OF Chicago was matched today to
fight Tommy Dixon, the fentherwelght
champion Of the South, at Excelsior
Springs. Missouri, May 25.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-21
PUT n IODR OLD
Gb,%.. OVERCOAT
OkL NUOMN WEATHER CHANGES
FOLLOWING RAINSTOItM,
IT IS COOLER ALL over


A drop of forty degrees in tcmpcra-
mrc within lrs3 than twenty-four
.b.,,,,s r,,J,. ...,,s ,,, ,.,,,.,.. .,,,ts y,.
.t,,lu,. r,ir,,.irc u,o roin az rril,,.
afternoon AMI .,,or,.,,y no,, ,,,rp.
,l,,ut Triy, ,..t,r.,, ,,, and rain
.,n,.,s .,..lr r,, ,,,,rr,t,t.,, .,n,.,r,
.,,s..d alan, tbr,prb.,, ,no d,,
IL y,u,as y,n,.,,,o, ,,,,y d,
,t,,y or b. cI,.o ou,ro,c, ~ tho
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ID u,,. COM, ,,,,,,.,,.. .,.,,, ,,,,,r,,,h
irc tho d,.s ,r ,,st ,,.l nm uptu
Isr'd,, ,,,,i,e
U,bu, pll,horno and ,h. ,,,.t .b,ve
hn,r .dridin, b,r,rs f., tho p,,t,or ,r
ho.n. bott.st o,,n ,,.,,, , t.,rnor,
tpro or oE i, ..r.os a., ,,,s r,, dirrcr-
ont vcsterd,, whom tho bott.st nnlro
,,,.s ,,r,u ,br,yv r,,,e ,,l,h q,
t.r,ncr,t,,r, ,c ~ v,buo Dcp,or o,s
,he cooles, vi,b t,r,,cr,t,r, nr
az Tho T.,s, ,,,nn,r,tnro ,c,,.r1,,,
r,rgod fran, tho yi,,ur, or q, IN
tpo minimum, nr ,c
Tho or,ir, co,r,ry g. anioylnr
cooler weather today. II is generally
cIoudy ON tho eastern front and over
49,. -. -. ~,
@ H'"' rr"''',' '' ,"' S'"',, 60
''''''" "'''' "'''''" 'N''' '''','' w
am'"''S ia . o'ou're" III many S'a''H
rue P''ui't'"h is th"' the "ea'n'r
IN TulSa VIII be cooler ana tair To-
day,
ACCORDING To reports lhe temporal
tute over the state lS much the same
as I'm Tulsa, In some places. howev-
er, heavy rains are reported Ard l.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-21
'''.0.o0.0'N.........0..
TTr TO JvDGE HOUSTON.


l'N NNNO'lllth l'I'NN.
q Springfield, Mo, May 2O-- .
" Police Judge IT, s Adams o
% Of West Plains challenged (.
. William Allen, prisoner, 10 4.
% rlsuc encounter IN court here {.
e today Allen did not accept. (.
*" tie was hucd for contempt .
q of court but this only added 4.
81 fire to his wrath Becoming e
. lNnspcratcd. Judge Adams (.
' said your fine now amounts (.
q to $iG4O, viii gladly pay %
. that just for the pleasure Of %
having a chance to thrash you. {.
q You may have your choice Of +.
% paying or fighting me" Il q
q win pay.' said Allen, and the .
q court adjourned, e.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-21

T~r><Nr~'
Paso last night This statement was
made following II cabinet meeting
lasting until late tonight.
The condition Of General Diaz. who
has suffered from the effects Of an
liberated tooth, was said To be inn
proved, Although the government
| today showed a disposition to belittle
the significant attached by most per-
sons IN the haIting voyage of General
Reyes. and although one OF them even
went so far as TO deny that he had
been ordered 10 leave the boat at
Havana, It is conceded President Diaz
and his advisors, knowing that an
other dlscordnnt note must be sound
ed, have ordered him to remain un-
I'll peace negotiations are concluded.
Mcxicaia Atta,S Expected.
MeXicala Mex, May 2O.-Colonel
Mayo with $50 Mexican government
troops, made camp todav within a
few miles OF Mexicaa, mere was a
sllrmsh between federal and nsur-
gcnt outposts this morning, and at
nlghtfall the rebel gnrrson was eX-
pectlng an attack There were no
casualties In todays sklrmish.
The rebel garrison devoted the aft
eruoon to digging entrenchments,
No danger to Americans across the
line In CalaXico Is anticipated in the
event Of an attack, ~ tja American
town VIII not be In line of the fight,
The United states troops. however,
have thrown up emhankments along
the line in Eastern Calexico. and It
IS believed residents there win be or
dored 20 leav their houses IL an at
tack Is made
Reyes May Causc Trouble.
Mexico CITY, May 30, O,--Through
friends Of Madcro, It is known that
he and his advisors some days ago
demanded the retention Of General
Reyes Friends Of Reyes Indignantly
| deny that he would be the source OF
trouble should he return after the
establishment OF provisional gov
crument but those not 80 intimate re-
member his pecuiarty at the time
he departed for Europe and are
guessing how far his ambition might
lead him 1t is believed that Reyes
would be unable to make the trip
from the asst to the capital In safe
Ity
Good assurances that the terms OF
the armistice are to be respected were
made today Louis Moya, IN the
north seems willing to obey his chief.
but from the south rumors Of obdu-
rateness on the part OF Ambroslo Fig
uaroha ve~heen heard A battle at
| Cunuaitla yes fought by his men.
/ 1t was begun before the news Of the
signing OF the ormistlce was recely-
ed, but finished yesterday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-21
IIIIl WEATHER..

Washington, May g0--Oklahoma,
fair sunday. Monday fair and warm
or.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-21
Walsh 5 FATE KNOWN
ON NEXT wednesday
TAFT VIII, THEN MAKE Az.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HOPIFI L..

BY Associated Press
Washinstrn, May 2O.-Thc impress.
don prevails here that Charles W.
Morse the New York banker. now
serving a sentence of fifteen years in
the Atlanta pculrcuu,ry will not he
pardoned b. President Taft. who viii
announce H., decision next Wodncs-
day but that Morse will probably
receive tommutat,' OF sentence,
John r. walsh. the Chicago bank
err now in the Ieavenworth prison,
probably viii obtain better fate.
Walsh will soon be in position to ben
eft under the paro'e law. and in
view of this prospective early release
the president may determine to par
don him few months earlier
1t will be rearly four years how
ever, before Morse can he released
under the new parole law. and If the
president taxes any favorable action
that 1t will le communication Of sen
tence to q four or five year term
The attorney general Is understood
to be inimical TO a pardon for Morse
and Mr. Tatt's statement that ne will
await the return Of Mr.. Wicker
sham befor announcing his decls-
ion Is cons''ded to mean that Morse
will not Obtain a pardon.
Walsh Expects Freedom.
Leavenwnrth, Kan May 90.
Speedy opeling of the Fort Leaven-
worth prison doors for the release OF
John r, Walsh Is the expectation
here in spite of the statements at
Washington that President Taft win
not pardon the Chicago bank wreck
er, but let nim take his chances for
parole to which he is eligible next
September.
The presence Of the prisoners son.
Richard with Walsh here on the
very day that a decision. according
to Washington announcement, was to
be made by tn advance Tip" from the
White House and was prepared to
remove the aged prisoner from his
confinement at the earliest possible
moment,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-21
Clcyclnnd. Hal TOMn. ANYWAY.
An Occasion of Delight.

Special to the World
Oklahoma CITY May 20. Reports
from southern and Eastern Oklaho-
ma and Western Arkansas tell Of a
general raln in those sections The
rainfall In = me plncos was as heavy
a. two inches. Cotton and all grain
Is said to have been greatly benefited.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-21
Tcnintlvc state Changed.

Mexico CITY, May 20.--Announce-
ment Of the personnel OF the now cab
met probably will he made tomorrow,
following an exchange Of suggestions
between Foreign Minister De IN parrn
and Provisional President Madero.
There will be sot,e changes In the
tentative slate M made public at El
, 1911-08-26

"a LIE o9 Enhver, som MATTE have
SD noget at tordre Boet efter afgangne
Guldsmed REGINALD S. TOWERS her af
Byen, indkaldes herved med 6 Maaneders
Narsel til for undertegrede Skifteret, som
behandler Boet, at anmelde og bevisliggore
deres Kr0v.
Frederksteds SkIfteret, st. Croix, den
18de August, 1911.
A. LANGKJ FER,
, 1911-08-26

meaning OF phrases III the settlement. Inc
men are dissatisfied at the Railway Conn u
mes refusing to degrade the employees who
were promoted to the strikers places, III
order to reappoint the strikers. The compa-
MES will reappoint them only to vacancies us
they exist OF occur Already there have
been some refusals to resume work on tins
account, and threats TO renew the strike,
which has not ended IN some places, purtIcu-
larly along the Northeastern and midland
lines. 1t IS estlmated that the mems ue-
mands viii aggregate eight million pounds,
and viii add one quarter to the fares, ojLer
rates being similarly increased. Riots CON
tnue, but they are not serious. Troops ale
retained at Liverpool, and Il cruiser has been
sent to Hull, where the lockers are disorder
~. The troops at Manchester have been
reinforced, the railway carriers there being
willing to resume, but the nOu-railWay cart
ers unwilling. In Dublin the riots continue
unchecked, largely among news boys, whom
the police repeatedly charged with their ba-
tons. Newspapers are unable to be sold, the
Offices are guarded, wagons have been upset
and burned and there IS much stone throw
ing. At Tredtgar anti Jewish riots are un-
clccked,amd eighteen Jewish shops have been
wrecked and looted, and similar riots have
occurred at H|hymuey and Ebbw Vale. Other
disturbed points are Newcastle, York, Sun
delland, Lancaster, Sheffield and Leeds,
Two thirds OF the available military remain
upon strike duty, and the annual ~manuuyrts
have been abandoned.
The King, who motored from Bolton Alb
hey to Carlisle en- route to Scotland Tor
shooting, The railways beng blocked, teIe-
graphed to Mr.. L'oyd George:"I LemUIy con
graduate you, and | feel the whole country is
most grateful to you for ayertin4 a disa,-
troI, caIanity which cglSpl me tle orrottst
, 1911-08-26
ST CROIN STATI

ST. GROIN STATION.
London, August 23rd.-The adjustment
OF the strike is progressing, but not without
friction, which has necessitated the Govern
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-14

Fearing date September II, 1909, he
drew check on the Shavnut National
bank payable to G. T.. Leith, general
superintendent which the check stub
showed to be for $4652. There was
entered in the cash book under date Of
September Is. the next general posting
date National Shawmust bank checks
drawn-$3492.62' This sum agreed
with the total of items shown by the
check stubs for that period, and was
therefore beyond creating any sus-
picion in Mr.. GoodWin's mind, or that
of any other person having occasion
to use the cash book. But when Mr..
Ingersoll himself posted the item t.
the general ledger Under the Shaw
nuts account he entered ii rs 50, -
G., or $500 more than the total Of the
individual stubs as entered in the cash
book. When this was discovered the
Cancelled checks We're compared with
the stubs and it appeared that the
check corresponding to the $46.52 stub
was actually drawn for $346.52 by
entering tho total amount on the stub
Al $46.52 he concealed from those hay
ing daily access Ia the books the fact
funds fal. the payment of what he az
tcrward admitted to me Vas a personal
obligation. ~ posting the correct
total To the general ledger he secured
the correct balance of his deposit in
the Boston bank. which he knew was
always verified by this department in
connection with the official eXamina
tion'
'hut he must 60 a step farther. He
had fiaudulentlY reduced the bank :
resources $500 by taking from the Bes-
ton bank that amount under circum-
stances and for a purpose which he
wished To conceal. How is he to make
corresponding reduction in tn" bank <
liabilities 50 that the weekly statement
viii balance? This is what he did.
Thu individual depoSitor's account
amount ii deposits received and paid
out. These items were correctly en-
tered and footed on the two sides of
the cash book. The deposits received
during the week in question amounted
t. $5,36&.9N. He posted this To the
seneral ledger under individual de-
position s account and added il To his
previous balance, The Withdra walls
aggregated $6,l6l.23. This should be
subuacted from the above total i'll or
der ta show the true balanCe at the
end of the week When he posted it,
he made it SG.46l.23. thus reducing the
total deposit account by just $500 in
excess Of the true balance of the