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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-23
DATE OF Dedication
falls On april 18th
FORMAL OPENING or ELKS
BUILDING TO BE WITNESS
I'D BY HUNDREDS.

April 10 has been set as the date
for the formal opening Of the new
home Of the B p. o. r., lodge, No oI6.
On THAT date, with impressive cere-
monies. the new building at the corner
Of Third and Boulder viii be dedi-
Gated
Although none of the details Of the
ceremonies has been as yet worked
out it is expected that many Elks Of
National prominence win be in Tulsa
for the occa sion. Special trains will
be- run ON all railroads coming into
Tulsa. Delegates from every lodge
within 500 miles will b cprcsent at the
dedication Of one or the finest Elk
buildings west of the Mississippi From
one ~ two thousand out Of town
wcarers of the purple viii On an prob
ability attend.
Thenew ELK building Is practically
completed, and by the time set for the
dedication, every nail VIII have been
utlN'ut every u't'luAlNu wall ld n F
been made, and everything wiil have
been made in readiness for The for
nal occupancy The dormatorles Of
the new building may be occupied be-
fore II Is finally dedicated but other
than this the Elks do not plan 20 use
the home.
The Tulsa Ek's building os II
stands at the corner " Boulder and
Third Is ono OF the most beautiful
pieces of architecture IN Tulsa Three
stories. the building rises toward the
sky on the exterior there is an air
Of perfect harmony. A veneer ~ hard
burned red brick, pointed With ma
room mortar, Is set Off by white mar
hle trimmings. Inside the building is
% bo found some Of the most artistic
work In finishing anywhere IA the
country The EIks building has cost
more than half a hundred thousand
dollars and Is a monument 20 the
progrcssvencss of Tulsa II shows that
Tulsa is up TO suutf In the matters Of
rratprn1l organizations as tn other
things
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-23
threats
OWEN GIVES TALK
OK \HOMA SEN NTOR LNCDS TnE
INiTININl. \Np RTIEIENDUM.
SPEAKS TO ILLIEOISANS
Machine Puli' lan~ Nrc Human aud
Play the "Gamr" and the "rcu.
plea Fault specific.
49, associated prcss
lprIppft,lI HI

Id 10
sprIrgfirld Iii N,r,b 20 Do
.pit, thrcots and b. pr.di,ti,p that
he would be lpterf.rrI win by Ior.
inner rertlsans IN Nh, mnol. I,pIs-
,trre Rnhert Ooep s.r.t,r f,rr, on.
ahoma deliycrcd 4 ,,rr,f,l ,xpo-It.op
az m, 1pitl,tl,,, and p,r,r.rd,,p nt i,
puhll, meeting t,uirbt of tne house
Judiciary committee thi4 afternoon.
Senator owen was NOT iutcrrunt d
and suffered NO amen disrourt.slo. al
though several "J arb,.ritasr did NOT
attend tho meeting
Senator owen wns introduced by
Chairman Halliday "a, said che ,,le;.
ion Of the Initiative and Refsreudum
Is fight between or,ani2,d .raed
and tn. pe,pl,. The tlns has came To
nut AN end In bribery and corrtpti,n
and To machine po,itlcs ne said
w. urdorstapd IN, machine n,rl.
ticiau.r continued senator owen.
"Hc's human. and he li much IKE our.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-23
YOUNG THOMPSON IS
FOUND At SAPULPA
YOUTH HELD ON CHARGE or PER
JURY AND kIDNNPPING-
MARRIED TUESDAY
op' nal to the world
IystTt, htal.

SPECIAL TO the World
aIpulpa, Okla. March 22.-NIarried
in Tulsa Monday evening, arrested iu
sapnlpa Tuesday night, and taken back
% uominy oklahoma by sheriff
from that place Wednesday. charged
with kidnapping his wife aud with
perjury, Ia the short matrimonial rec
ord Of Ray Thompson. of Hominy.
Thompson, It IS said, persuaded pret-
W htlr Jessie Wyrlck. IS years old. a
rich Usage Indian girl from Homiuy.
to run Off with him aud get married.
The couple went to Tulsa Monday and
were married. Thompson swearing Il
IL said that his wife was lS years old.
Then they came 10 Sapulpa and went
20 the ST James hotel
A Jew hours later an irnte father
came On the scene and In short time
the boy was under arrest and the
glrl was on her way back home. The
father stated that no would prosecute
Thompson On both charges
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-23
ACOMBINED ACTION
SEEMS INPRUBABLE
REPUBLICAN AND DEMOCRATIC
PETITIONERS WILL LIKELY 60
ALONE IN ELECTION MVDDIE

1t Is possible that tho Republicans
and the anti Martin Democrats Of Tul-
sa viii not work IN concert in the
mandamus proceeding against the
Tulsa County election board which is
to be tried out in the supreme court.
as was at first planned.
After the decision of Judge Poe Of
the district court against O.. i, Saw
yer republican candidate who asked
to nle for mayor. ana after Judge
breckenridge of the superior court
has dismissed the cases of the Demo-
Gratis TO be tried before nim the two
political parties agreed 90 work IN
harmony in the matter.
There Is possibility now OF dis
ruptiOn A. j. Biddison of the Rcpub-
ican legal committee declared yester-
day that he would have nothing fur
ther to do with the matter as Il would
he only moot case procedure. He
claims that the supreme court cannot
handle the case in time 10 he OF ben
eft to Tulsa. Attorney G.. b. Rogers
holds similar view, ana other attor-
ncys of the Republicans may take
their stand along with these two.
j. j. Henderson. attorney for c. j.
sawyer in the recent case in Judge
Poe's court is at work preparing a
supreme court petition for his client,
and win file that Independently II
necessary.
The combined talent oi lhc two par
ties was to have met yesterday and
to have threshed tho matter out. but
the meeting was not held The Dem
ocrats, It is said are at work on pc
tltion, and viii file that, it the Ropub-
licans file one seperptciy
The attorneys in the Republican
party disagree on the matter. While
several declare that IL would ba a
moot" procedure 10 make fight be-
fore the supreme court Henderson con
tends that II the supreme court should
decide In favor of nn election that
il might be had after the regular date.
Just what the day will bring forth
I'm the matter can only be conjecturcd.
Although there Is division OF the
attorneys in the Republican parry, It
is not probable that that political or
gani2ation win lay down In The mat
ter.
Neither is It at allcertain that there
will be a nnal disruption between the
two parties IN the fight which they
intend to wage before the supreme
court. Attorney Henderson. who Is
preparing the sawyer petition. has
expressed Willingness TO meet with
the Democrats
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-23
FISHER IS HELD ON
CHARGE Of Stealing
ALLEGED TO HAVE STOLEN
HORSE THREE YEARS
AGO.

In a preliminary hearing before
Judge Slack yesterday afternoon, Ed
ward Fisher was bound over TO the
district court under bond OF $1,000
on a charge Of horse stealing. one Of
the features Of the case was that the
horse alleged 10 have been stolen by
Fisher was taken three years ago from
Il corral near Turkey Mountain.
The evidence showed that Fisher
had left this part Of The country short
ly after the horse was missed by the
owner Mrs. Mary Spies and although
charges were preferred at that time,
the accused was no where TO be found
Only recently Fisher showed up I'm his
old hands and was taken In custody
upon a revival of the old charges.
crs today to investigate the condition
Of Mexican refugees on the American
side of the line and TO report their
numbers and condition He reports
l7S men, women and chlldrea, who
are without adequate clothing, shell
ter and food
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-23
REAL ESTATE men Do
THRIVING business
FARM LANDS ARE IN DAILY CALL
CITY PROPERTY PROVING
no BE \ GOOD THING.

"How Is real estate moving these
days." was the question which the
news probe innoccntly put to q Tulsa
real estate man yesterday Judge the
formers crestfallen attitude when the
real estate man answered somewhat
after the following:
Haven't you got your ewes open?
can't you see that real estate is NOV
ing rapidly today" AS the real estate
man said this he paused to remove Il
grain of sand from his eye, which the
strong wind had placed there against
his viii
But the news probe had by this time
gained his composure and insisted on
finding out how sales were coming
in the real estate line. This time he
received satisfaction.
According to the local real estate
men, spring trade Is brisk. Numerous
farms have been sold around Tulsa
within the past few weeks. One farm
ON the Arkansas River few miles be-
low Tulsa sold for SIS an acre, and
oil has never been struck on this par
ticular farm, or very near It. The
land was sold for lts worth as farming
land
City property has been changing
hands rapidly. since the first of the
year Many people are moving here
from other cities and are investing
ia Tulsa lots Intending TO build
homes. One man came here recently
from the state OF Georgia. lie has
only been in Tulsa matter Of two
months, and already he has built two
homes, each costing in the neighbor-
hood Of $1,000.
No real big deals have been con.
sumoted IN city real estate of late
but small deals have been so numer-
Gus that real estate men are enjoying
profitable business. resulting IN the
throwing on the market OF numerous
editions
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-23
Ana sun Nothing Dolng

Ana suil nothing has been done
about the Tulsa baseba'l franchise m
the Western Association Tom HAYDEN
president of the league. and Tad Reese
and w. A stuart who propose 10 take
over the franchise. have not come toe
gethor az yrf Hayden may come to
Tulsa today to complete the deal how
ever Reese and stuart are still walt
ing 10 see Hayden. u he shows up
at once they are willing 20 tail; bust
ness. Not q word was heard yosier-
day from Mlguate Hayden, however
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-23
JAPANESE WAR TALK
never MORE ABSURD
PRESIDENT TAFT CONFERs WITH
AMBASSADOR on RNTHICA-
TION or TREATY.

BY Associated Press.
Washington, March 22.-Presldent
Tart today held cordial interview
with the japanese Ambassador. Baron
Uchida, whom he sent for to sollcltute
with him upon the ratification OF
thcnew treaty between this country
aud Japan lie took advantage OF
the occasion TO assure the ambassa-
dor that never IN the history OF the
two countries had the relations been
so pleasant rs they are today. Never
had talk Of war been more absurd.
President Taft expressed pleasure
at the opportunity to set at rest once
and for all the stories published from
time to time In the last two weeks
that back OF the admnislration's ac.
ton In sending troops 90 the McM-
can border was motive Of precuu-
tion against some expected troacher-
our act by Japan, II also was reported
that Japan had secured from Mexico
a coaling station on the Pacific coast
TO be used as base In attacking the
United States
Baron Uohida TX said to have as
sured the president that be attached
no importance 20 the report and had
discovered that they empnatcd from
Irresponsible sources.
The interview lasted for fully half
an hour, the President and the am.
bossador chatting with unusually In
formallty
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-23
Championship Holds ronr Monlh..

Some days ago a challenge was ls-
sued by r. NJ Stevens OF Seminole,
who stated that he desired to play the
state checker champion for the title,
and also stating that he did not know
hat a championship tournament was
IN session 0t Tulsa some weeks ago.
According 10 a letter from Albert $.
Morley president Of the state checker
association, stevens cannot demand a
game from the champion at the Tulsa
tournament. Mr. Bradley until after
July, II the game II TO decide tho
championship Of the state, The by
laws OF the association provide that
the champion does not have 10 defend
his titlc until four months have clap
sed from the date he won u Bradley
won his titlo on March 4,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-23
Snpnlnn Clmb Growing.

Nprtldl 10 lNt Nnild.
Sapulpa, Okla, March 22-One
hundred and twenty-one new members
OF the Commercial Club In one week
is the record of the local organization.
This big increase was reported last
night at the regular weekly meeting
OF the club. Every effort Is being made
TO secure every business man of the
city as as member Of the club which
recently rcOrganilod.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-23
BELMONT OFFERS AN
OPINION ON THE LAW
CHAIRMAN or NEW YORK JOCK
LN CLUB SAYS REFORMERs
HAVE GONE TOO FAR.

By Associated Press
New York Mar. 22-Commentng
on the announcement that none Of
the Jockey cub race tracks win open
this year because of the law which
makes owacrs nld directors respou
sible for betting August Belmont
chairman of th3 Jockey Club. said
today;
While or course {. liz not impossible
mt we wll nave rldu aglin In th,s
st''e, the Only way in which It may
b" brought obcu, Is through rational
tcci5lauon
IN trying to destroy the book
makers I'm Witch thy had jusuaable
5uppor. the rcformers have gone too
Tar and have injured a great Indus
try ana popular sport"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-23

By Associated Press
Preside. Texas. March 22,--trla
Maria, Texas, March 22.--shortly ar
ter the crossing Of supplies from Pres
ldio intended for the Mexican troops
beseiged IN Ojlnaga directly across the
Rio Graude, had been stopped today,
bullets from Federal rifles fell among
a detachment OF United states troops
guarding the American side Of The
river an explanation has been de-
manded Of Gen Luque In command
OF the Mexican troops.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-23

over around the High school the
boys are wearing smiles that make
their faces look broader than long The
High School baseball team won its first
game yesterday The Tulsa Business
College team fcll before tho Highs. the
score being no TO on a previous
day the High School lost to Kendall
College. A feature NJ Yesterdays game
was tho playing OF Quin and Cross TOR
the High School
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-23

n Associated Press
Magdaleno, VIA El Paso Tex Mar
?2.-In reply 10 the federal govern
ments announcement OF the suspen.
sion OF personal guarantees, tho insur-
rectos have sent orders TO their troops
that any captured federols are first
TO bn given the privilege Of Joining the
inurrection and IL they refuse they
rrn 90 be shot.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-23
cInh Mnhcr.h!n Grow. INST.

Special 20 Che World
Clnremoro. okla. March 22--The
Commercial club OF Claremore VIII
hold big booster meeting at tho
Athletic Club Building on Friday
might, March a. George H. Dunn, OF
Memphis. Tenn. who has been here
working ON the reorganization FOR
the past month has secured members
enough to increase the number from
30 TO 300. A smoker and light
luncheon VII be given.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-23
FLUSH Al ELEVENTH HOUR.



Montgomery Ala March 22.-With
the score Z to In favor OF the Phlla-
delphii Nationals. MONTGOMERY came
To the bat In the ninth inning today.
Clements of the locals me- "A home run
which was followed by "a two baggor
by Smith. Trait then hit what would
have been a home run had It been
needed and scored smith winning the
game hy 10 Z.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-23
raI.e LIauor rr6m clnh Room.

special 10 tho World
Claremoro, Okla, March 22--The
sheriff yesterday evening secured a
dray load OF liquor supposed TO be
beer from the Eagle club rooms. This
Is the first time the officers have Sc
cured anything from the Eagles club.
and a stiff fight is likely TO be made
over the possession Of the liquor, as
the Eagles claim II ~ not kept for
Tor sale, but is private property.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-23
NEED SOLDIERS
IN COURT ROOM
Battered into SUBMISSION
Priest Would Speak But Tall, Ia a
Faint-l'risoucrS Attempt
10 Force Cages.

By Associated Press.
Niterbo, italy Mar 22.-Bioung
caused by opposing lawyers during
The CamorrIst trial today caused a
nasty adjournment of the case and
soldiers were called in to clear the
court room, the Carrablner guadrs
found themselves unable to cope with
,ho situation and company Of tho
regular Infantry was compelled to
batter the contestants into submits
sion
The prisoners on trial grew greatly
sXcit'd and attempted to escape from
he cages.
The riot was precipitutcd when
Cayallre Santero, the advocate, made
a motion to put the gold ring men
toned In evidence. No sooner had
the motion been made than counsel
Tor the prisonrs arose and commenced
hurling taunts and insults at the law
yer representing Abatemaggio. the be-
trayer of the Camorra
you have sold your robe and you
are unworthy to remain here cried
Wv AllA W. lN''N l'Nl ! lrA'AH
The prosecuting attorney threatened
to imprlson the lawyers while the
Camorrists In their cages joined in
the commotion, screaming their wrath
aud Insults at the court. the authori-
ties, the prosecutor and Abatemag-
gio.
Above them all could be heard Al
fano, screaming.
you are paid by the Carabiners
with secret funds and we are being
led to our murder through treach-
cry"
The court in vain tried to restore
order The spectators Joined In the
mmult and made rush for the door.
The Camorrsts battered the door OF
the cage. attempting to force the
lock, when Il number of Carabiners
who had been attempting to bring
order out OF the confusion, detected
them, and beating their hands with
swords compelled them to desist.
Alfano, noting the betrayer sob
hing, shouted: II hope that the holy
spirit Of my brother Gro win pro-
tect US and that you. Abatemaggio.
will end by telling the truth"
Al this the deserter broke out
alresh. Abatemagglo. lawyer fear
ing for his life, attempted to fee from
the court Soldiers were called IN
and finally the room was cleared. az.
ter struggle Then President BIZ
ancchi suspended the trial aud the
lawyers were reprImuuded
Before the prisoners colud he re-
moved to the monastery prison the
crown advocate advised IN court that
I'm view Of the great length Of time
the trial would require It should again
be resumed without further delay.
The president sustained this motion.
In the meantime relatives and
friends OF the prisoners were moaning
and sobbing.
with the guards heavily reinforced
the trial was again resumed. No
sooner had II started than Arauo
cried out In a loud voice:
"Signor PresIdcnce, we have faith
in you for aid"
Abatemaggio's counsel entered the
court at this point and asked pcrmls-
sion to speak. but the president re-
fused to allow this.
Father Giro Vitozzi. the priest. ask
ed permission to speak, but before
the court could answer he fell in "a
faint Several doctors rushed TO his
side and revived him The court then
took a recess for short time and
when Il opend again the utcIroga-
ton OF SulyI was continued.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-23
a0.e.sss 20 ,a,N.sc9.c.9. 5000

In n interview last night Judge
Houston ot the municipal court bitter.
Is denounced the accusation that any
of his decisions In bootleggiug cases
were Influenced through his having
Tor some office in The fut
ure.
I have conscientously tried 10 do
what believed to be lawful ana right
In every case that has been before
me-" said the Judge, "and what this
man or that man thinks about the
way { should do doesn't go with me.
And another thing, whenever any
man and ! don't care who that man
Is. thinks he can tell me how 10 run
the court. and what to do I'm this OF
that case, he is woerully mistaken.
- have tried 10 do the square thing
with every man brought before me-
and have repeatedly stated that al
any time a man arraigned showed the
proper spirit toward becoming a more
useful citizen, | stood ready TO meet
him halfway
i seem 10 he getting It from the
bootleggers and some OF the others.
as Well but Judge Houston "a running
the court and he isn't running Il on
future aspirations"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-23
REBELS OUTLINE
THEIR attitude
FEAR MYSTERIOUS DEATH FOR
LENDIliS-NiTER PEACE"
Gomez issues Statement
lNpcrt tu Regain with Arms the Lib
crtN Of an Oppressed
People.

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arms Uhui FORMAL negotiations LOT
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-23

By Associated Press.
Mobile, Ala, March ee.---Raiu
caused the last game Of the exhibition
scrlcs with tho Chicago Nationals 20
be called OF thls afternoon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-23
TIM WEATHER.

BY AHoriatcd Press
Washington, Mar 20. Oklahoma
generally fair Thursday and Friday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-23
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Tecate. Lower Calf, March 9e.--
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-23
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(Dr. G., NJ Hutchinson Observer
Temperature maximum o.. Mint
mum i5; North wind, partly cloudy.