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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-02
Bcycrldgo Tayors Bond.

IS. NNNnNtIth lIrShi
Washington March 1.-When Som
ator Beycridge moved at tonights
session OF the Senate to proceed with
the consideration of the bill 10 create
a permanent tariff board, thus lndlcat-
Ing that control OF the measure had
passed from Senator Lodge to sem
ator who Is not on tho committee.
there followed MS clever bit Of haz-
ing as has ever been witnessed In
the senate chambers.
Beginning with facetious comment
by Senator stone Of Missouri. tho sit
uatlon became serious when Senator
Money Of Mississippi the minority
leader. demanded an explanation.
Finally he moved 70 re-cOmmit the
bin 10 tho committee on finance ia
the hope. as he said, OF clarifying tho
situation This motion failed by a
vote OF 20 TO 81.
Before this action vns taken Sena-
tor beyoridga and Lodge endeavored
TO explain their positions Tho In
diana senator said he had been inter-
csted IN the question Of creating a
permanent tariff board for many
years.
Senator Lodge with reluctance con-
fessed tho surrender'ng OF tho con-
duct of the bin TO Senator Beverldge
had been a part Of the agreement Of
yesterday by which the Senate fixed q
timo 10 vote on the Lorimer case and
made the TARIFF board bin unfinished
business,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-02
Money for vlnlm Asylum.

Special TO the World
Oklahoma CITY, okla, March T.
Another three-quarters Of a million
was appropriated from the public
building fund Wednesday afternoon
by the Coyne-Jeffords bill carrying
money for additional buildings and
maintenance Of the Vinlta insane asy-
lum A half million is for buildings
and S2b0,OO0 for maintenance for two
years
The house advanced the bill to
third reading.
Both houses recessed from the mid
die Of the afternoon to evening out
OF respect to Senator Hatehetts g.
year-old daughter who died Wednes-
day morning In Oklahoma City.
Other bills were advanced to third
reading by the house by Crawford,
npproprlating $4,000 for mainten-
nnce OF tho state election board for
two years by Gillispie and James,
carrying $4,000 for new land at the
Broken Arrow agricultural school and
32,50O for similar purposes at the
Goodwel agricultural school,
Walliams OF Comanche introduced
house bill No 600, placing $4,000 at
the disposal Of the governor for pro-
hibltlon enforcement during tho next
two years.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-02
HtI;IinD,v'RD FIGHTS
FOREST Service
IDAHO SENATOR WOULD CURTAU
FORESTRY WORK.
ROOT defends THE POLICY
NOW York senator MArlc- Vehement
Protest Against Attack Of
Mcsterncr.

BY NsSOolaied Press.
washington March l'-Senn'or Hey
ourn or ldaho tonight made tuliIe
attempt In Ihe senate % reduce tne
annual expenditures Tor the mo'n''n-
ah'e OF national Forest reserves rom
more Ihan rive million dollars 10 one
million dollars. by Introducing an
amendment To the agricultural bill and
,.,,,.,,. s,,,.,, 80, ht. No., ,b., ,,,r,t,,
,.
o' '''e"'' VI ''' i'''S' S''''''' ""o
said he was trying 70 kan n settled
policy of the government.
orb,. ,,.o,d,,o,t oo,,os fran, ,,
80.
open frank ana a'o"eu enemy VI '"e
forest policy OF the United states,
yehementIy declared Senator Root Of
Now vorl,
'po" '"' p''p'S'' O' ''"b'' ''
emy Of settled policy Of the govern
ment, we are asked to take this step.
1hor, bos hoo, ma renort NJ n cor-
Ia.
i'''''ee J" S"Pl'''' vi W. ~ ''''''' WIN
out recommendation ana protes,
against IT,"
seyeral sorators ssid tbov tborob,
~,
''o '''e'' S'''''e was 'oo 'o''" anu
that the appropriation ought to be re-
duced, bu. that the amendment offer
ed by Mr. Hepburn went too far.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-02
Lessee Ownership Up.

special 70 the world,
oklahoma City, March. Tho
senate Wednesday night refused to
restrict the lessee or other purchaser
to acquiring ownership Of school bands
to the extent Of over 100 acres and
defoated FranSlin's 100 acre amend
mont, 15 to 10.
When Franklin failed TO limit the
purchasing power OF the lessee, no
secured the adoption OF an amend
meni giving the same freedom TO any
would-bo purchaser
Senator Roddio devoted himself 20
amending 70 death the Barefoot bill
which provides for the sale ot all the
common school lands He failed 20
amend tho bill providing for It's sub
mission 10 the people, but secured an
additional section, requiring all the
lands to bo sold within six uopths,
except In case Of appeals ffom tho
appraisemont, The bill was perfoct-
ed.
Ia The house bill, Milburn's bill. MAX e
ing the maximum levy for townships
five mills Instead of three mills, re-
qui-lrs the final levy for munlcipall-
ties to be made the third Monday In
Juno, instead OF the last saturday in
July
Other bills were passed in the
house by Kerr, semple aud Maxey,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-02
POSTAL receipts ON
AN UPWARD TOBOGGAN
FEBRUARY, 1911 SHOWS AN IN
CREASE OF ONE-THIRD OVER
SAME PERIOD or 1910.

Postal receipts for the month Just
closed show au increase OF &l,28320
over the same month last year. or
81 3-5 per cent Tho receipts for
last month were S5,tGSOS. which.
compared with the t3,934.7o received
last year for the same month shows
that tho heavy Increase Of tho past
year Is TO be maintained during the
coming months. Practically every
monthly report IN Tulsa shows sub
st8ntlal gains.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-02
.LORIMER WILL RETAIN
Seat IN THE SENATE
COLLEAGUES on ILLINOIS SOION
COME no AID or ACCUSED.
90 TO iD
BY Associated pr.ss

BY Associated Ptoa.
washington h'F'" N.'"lm
Loumer retained hl5 snot iu the United
STATES sepat, by , vote Of as Z, 40
Tint bodv todav defeated tho rps,,u
ton introduced by Senator Raycridee.
declaring Tint the iuuior senator from
Illinois had nor legally hrnu als,fe5
THE END 10 tho case that SD many
montbs had bpep before rbe ssnlta
and which proyo,led ono of the most
bitter fights IN thaf body for wears.
rrbt An which the personal eouaslon
served IN belghtop ana nt,nslfy the
t,sli,g emma shortly orror l.96 5,.,oel,
pr5nptly Al thar Tim, th, yiee-pros-
tdsnt brought his eavel down upon
bls dosi, and c,IIad FOR yo.a an the
rss,lutlou THO ocreem,pt entered in-
IN bv tho members yssferday called for
the shutting ore OF all debat, at that
bopr ana tbe sattlep,opt or IN. is,ve
bv a vote
sonator roFolletto had the floor NJ
the time and tbo ran Of the g,yel for.
cod him IN an abrupl termlp,tion of
Ibla antI.r,orlmer sneech
Tbe ovesand nae, wer, s,unded and
|ho crowded floor ana yollarlea fol-
IIowod tho roll cali with ,ntsrest most
It,t,nse rTnor tha concIusio, or the
roIt co,, ana the announcement NJ the
resuIt onnlause was heard from the
eeiior,eg Will on tbe rinor eanator
TorImers friends hnslenod 10 tender
tbalr concentration
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-02
Was BUSY
Month FOR D. CUPID
THE GOD or LOVE JOINS tiO
PERSONS WITH THE AID OF
CEREMONY SAVERS.

Cupid had an unusually busy
month for ono which lacks several
days OF being ON the equal with the
other months, 70 licenses having been
issued during February When com
pared 20 tho small uumber Of 80 Is
sued during tho preceding month.
Daniel appears to have been SON
the Job" most Of tho time, on SOW
eral occasions daily records for the
past few months we're broken, i've
licenses having been issued in one
day on two dlfferont occasions
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-02
TO HEAR ARGUMENTS
During MARCH TERN
SUPERIOR JUDGESIuP GASES
GETS FARTHER ALONG--IN-
TERESTED ONES RETURN.

Superior Judge j. r. League and
Clerk w. 70, Wells, including counsel
B T. Halner and others returned yes
terday morning from Oklahoma city
where tho superior court matter was
considered before the supreme court,
As counsel for Clerk M. 10. Cline,
defendant In the mandamus pro-
ceedings filed by Clerk Wells Of the
rival court, asked for moro time TO
present his case, he was granted ten
days time 10 prepare briefs Tho
oral arguments In the case will be
heard sometime during the March
term. tho exact date to be decided
upon by the clerk OF tho court II
Is expected that II will be placed on
an early days docket and that the
matter will be settled before the
month IL over.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-02
USE RIFLES TO GUARD
Valuable OIL Lands
RIVAL COMPANIES HOLD LEASE
ON SAND TRACT AND BLOOD
SHED IS FEARED.


Special 90 th' World
DlmulEec, okla. March 1.-Two
companies claiming an OIL lease are
having "a controversy on a small piece
Of land northeast VI here that may end
u bloodshcd before settled, one COM
pany ia guarding the loaso with rifles.
and hosullties have been ayerted 40
far by dlslntorestcd oil men who have
been attracted thorp by Il new oil we'll
that has Just been brought In.
The Bouebum Oll company has been
drilling a we'll ON land adjoining the
tract in controversy Tho Benebum
company has an old lease on the dts
putcd land. but the owner. Wright
Thornburg. believing that the company
had forfeited the lease because Of nom
development. made a new lease TO the
Pine Greek OH company The Pine
Creek people have possession Of the
land and are holding It by means Of
guns
The lease Is valuable one from
the fact that the now well opens up a
promising field. an extension Of the
/ we'll known Morris field,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-02

When the case of @. G. simmons,
proprietor Of the notorious OF EN-
change on South Main was called iu
police court yesterday the charge hay-
ing been that Of violating the city
booze ordinance the principal witness
for the city Glenn Condor, doposter
of sports on the Owasso Dispatch,
was unable to describe the looks OF
the milk" pitcher from which he
had formerly asserted he had soen the
lava Of violent peace eruptions run.
The memory Of the member OF the
Fourth Estate lapsed cold and wan,
and ma the result Of the reporters fall
ure to substantlato his former story.
simmons was given full sail to beat
IT. from the court room.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-02
DATE IS NAMED
FOR An ELECTION
HOUSE SETS TIME FOR VOTE on
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
MILITARY BILL PASSES
Bin 10 Increase Efficiency OF Ma
tional Guard Carried Despite
stump" Ashby.


Special 10 the World
oklahoma city March by a
vot Of 80 to 30, this evening the house
on the Stewart Webb resolution pro-
posing to amend section 9, article -,
OF the state constitution on the rail-
road section, added q section fixing
the date for n special election on the
question ut April 90
Senator Stewart said the amend
ment of section O. article 9 would en-
ablo the building of a railroad short
line from Hugo to Join the Katy at
Atoko Stewart was Influenced. large
ly by this, introducing the resolution
In The Leslslature.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-02

Ernest Koch. n big German
"soratch cat" has arrived In America
from the land OF tho Kaiser FOR tho
purpose OF eetlng little Frank Gotch.
who sometimes wrestles Koch lsn't
after any soueezo-easles. He simply
landed with his trunks. posted tho
immense sum Of 81 coo for q match
with Frank refused an offer Of 49,
900 70 appear In exhibitions FOR rs
weeks and let II bo known that uu-
less no DO allowed 60 !Grrense his
post money TO $4,000 he will hop a
liner Tor suds land by April /.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-02
OFFICER CONES late;
SUSPENDED FOR DAY
CHIEF NEWBLOCK rs COMING
DOWN STRONG ON THE DIS
CIPLINING or PATROLMEN.

Under the now police regulations
inaugurated by Assistant Chief John
Moran. the officers are required to
report regularly ut morning and even
ing roll call That II Is tho intention
Of tho heads OF the department to rig
idly enforce the regulations was fl
lustrated yesterday morning. officer
W S Hooker of tho South Main
street district reported twenty min
utes late. and was placed under tho
humiliation of being suspended for a
day Although the roll clll has been
Of regular occurrence for the past
two weeks Hooker's tardlness was the
first to occur,
Tho roll call has been sort OF
experiment for the last two weeks,
but beginning yesterday morning II
Will be a regular event.
"Strict observance Of the rules will
be required Of every member Of the
police department" said Chief New
block yesterday "The patrolmen
have been used to such loose methods
that 1t viii be sometime before they
are accustomed to the discipline.
For this reason we inaugurated new
system the middle Of last month, and
have followed It in general way
Hereafter tho patrolmen In every dis
trlct will be held responsible In case
the rules are violated and will he sub
jeot to punishment by suspension"
The day patrolmen will report daily
at police headquarters at 6;45 o'clock.
and Will take a days leave Of absence
in case they fail to put in an appear
.once after seven. The same timo In
tho evening has been set for the night
patrolmen 20 report for duty.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-02

Special 10 She World
Pawhuska, okla, Mar. i.--doorge
Baconrind and Mary Cox were mar
ried at the residence Of Chief Bacon
rlnd this week, by Father Edward.
There were present Miss Hylton and
Mrs Lawrence OF tho government
school and q rev friends Father
Edward expressed the desire that the
Indians should marry Indians and
the whites with whites,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-02
CITY OFFICIALS MAY
WAR sunday Shows
TEMPORARY INJUNCTION TO BE
HEARD TODAY-A LEGAL BAT
TIE Is EXPECTED.

Superior Judge NJ. A. Breckenridge
will take up matter Of the temporary
injunction, issued last saturday to
restrnin the city officials from inter
feriug with tho moving picture
shows on Sunday today The court
viii decide whether the Injunction IS
to bo made permanent or not
Should the restrlnlng order he
made permanent the city Officials
viii probably take steps to bring the
matter into tho higher courts A
hard legal battle Is expected
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-02

maHng superior judges elective and
for four years; by Lindsey and Har-
lin, appropriating $1OS,OOO for the
Pryor Creek Orphans Home by
Stockton. making April 22 opening
day legal holiday by MaNeN ere
ating a training school for girls,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-02
CONDITION OF WHEAT
SLIGHTLY IMPROVED
REPORT OTTHE AGRICULTURAL
BOARD GIVES CONDITION
DITION All 40t-tO PER GENT

ny Associated prcss.
oklahoma city. Mar 1.-The grow
ing condition Of wheat Ia shown at
40 1-1O per cent against SO 4-1O per
cent last month and 81 $40 per cent
q year ago. According to the month
ly nrop bulletins OF the state board
OF agriculture. The twenty-five larg-
est wheat counties show nt,y per
cent OF better, Alfalfa is 80 40 per
cent against 80 4-l0 per cent year
ago,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-02
DIX HOPES FOR END SOON,
Governor May Gail Conference 20 End
Deadlock.

BY Associated Press.
Albany March 1.-Govcrnor Dix to-
night expressed tho hopo that set
tlement OF the senatorial deadlock
might be reached within week
through conference OF the Demo-
cratic Legislators. II Ia known tho
governor would like TO see such a
conference develop into caucus to
select man agreeable TO regulars ana
Insurgents, but whether Il will be call
ed this week ls said TO depend large
iy upon tho wishes OF Charles r..
Murphy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-02
Noble Bank Convcrtet.

Special TO the World.
Oklahoma city okla, March l.
II was announced Wednesday that
the Noble Bank which carried the
fight against Tho Oklahoma Guaranty
law up to the United states supreme
Court, has been converted to ma
tlonal bank. The bank resisted pay
ment Of the assessments from the
start and filed the suit that become
the test cuse.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-02
Sheriff N'CULLOUCH
TO The crime Scene
GOES TO JTNKs TO OBTAIN CLUES
IN THE TURKEY MOUNTAIN
MURDER.

Developments IN tho Estes murder
case were not noticeable yesterday
but Sheriff W. M. Mccullough left last
night for jerks and the scene OF the
orlmo to investigate some phases OF
the case. There was no change from
tho announcement made several days
ago that an arrest might bo made In
the case sometime within thenext few
days So far tho mystery has been
hard 60 unravol ana the officers arc
having some difficulty in following
up tho meuger clues obtained from
visits TO Turkey Mountain. whore tho
killing took place last Sunday
Tunerai services were hold yester-
day for tho slain man In Stonewall
okla. where the body was shipped
Tuesday night
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-02
PHILADELPHIA TEAMS COMPETE.
Quaker City "TIold Outs" Signed Con-
tracts Yesterday.

Philadelphia, March both tho
worlds champions and the Phlladel-
phla Nationals are now comeplete, the
hold-outs OF both teams capitulating
today Lefty" Russell being signed
by Connie Mack and Earl Moore af-
fixing his signature TO 1911 contract
In both cases some rough arguments
had to be used to make tho recalol-
trant pitchers put their signatures 10
tho documents
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-02

Manager Barrett OF the Milwaukee
baseball team believes In having tho
ground filled with young blood. Ho
Is taking on all tho promising young
stors he can find. lilo will have ut
least nine Fingers on his staff.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-02
FOSTER BOUND OVER.
Charged with Assault with Intent TO
Kll-Hclcn Goodman Released.

Helen Goodman, charged with rob-
berry, was released yesterday after
noon by Justice John ] slack after
a preliminary hearing. She was be-
ing held in connection with q fight
hold-up last month in which a white
man Is said TO have lost Sl15.
Milton Foster charged with assault
with intent 90 KIN, was bound over
20 the district court for trial Ho ls
charged with using a knife and hnm.
mer on his wife last Saturday night.
Unable 70 give bond. h5 was oom-
mitted TO tho county jail
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-02

Hugo Kelly has received an offer
for three fights IN London and Paris
before Hugh Mclntosh's clubs II. o.
MessrIcr OF Milwaukee, American rep
rosontltlve OF Mcintosh, made the bid
for tho Chicago middlewelghts ser.
vices. Billy popke, Harry Lewis and
Jimmy Gardner were named as thu
opponents for inc !aeal fighter
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-02
FRENCH CABINET COMPLETE.
New Premier Selects Follow Members
I'm New Body

by Associated Press.
Paris. Mar 1.-The now French
cabinet 800 far as at present cousu-
tutcd l3 mode as follows.
Premier and minister OF interior.
Antoine Earnest M3nIs; minister OF
foreign affairs. M Crupp; minister
Of war; Henry Morris Borloauxi mln-
lister OF marine, Theonlo pclcasesi
minister OF finance, NJ. CuIllauX, min
lster OF public works, Charles Du-
monti minister of agriculture, NJ.
Masso, minister OF colonies, NJ Mis-
sienyi minister Of labor. Paul Benz
cOur
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-02
...oo.N0N.NN......
POSITION roR BoUTEln.
BY Associated Pross

o By Associated Press,
q Washington, Mar i-Rcp-
y reseututlve Henry &. Routell.
y NJ Illinois. was today nomiu-
y atoi by Preudout Tart 60 ba
. United states minister 70 Por.
q tugai Mr Ruutell was de-
20 faatad for denomination at
\" tho last primary nomination.
e
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-02
NOW BLACK SUES
WESTERN UNION
ALLEGED TULSA "BOOXE MIG.
GTW" DISliiAIs ARREST
REWARD LOOKED TEMPTING.
Incident Follows the Cleanup Cam.
puign Against Illegal Sales
Or Liquor.

BY Assocnni pro,s.
Kansas city. Mar I-Eugrnc
Black a merchant OF Kansas Cily
KAN brought suit lu tho circuit
coupt Of Wyndotto County today
against the Western Union Telegraph
Company for ilO95 damages alleg
ing that the company intercepted a
telegram directed TO him and thcrc-
10y caused hts incarceration for two
duys ln the city jnil
Tho telegram was dated Tulsa.
Okla. and addressed to Black in
Kansas city Kan. follows.
Fountain closed officers got ov-
everything $3.50 reward for you
Brown Skin, Charley ana Tom In
jail l5lgpcd) Geo Rose"
Black alleges when ne called for
the telegram ha was arrested Two
days Inter q was learned thero was
no charge against him in Tulsa and
ho was released He regards the tcl-
egram as somebody's idea OF q joke
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-02

Eugene Black, and his color Is also
black. IA alleged TO have been con.
nected with tho Fountain drug store
IN Tulsa. on Boston between First and
Second. In the capacity OF what Is
generally known as tho "boo1o nlg'
ger"
About nyo or six weeks ago the
Fountain was raidod. and ns soon
thereafter as Black could hit tho trail
he journeyed TO Kansas city But he
forgot and left behind pair OF shoes
Business for him evidently was not
ns good In Kansas City as It had been
in Tulsa, 80 ne wired back 10 have tho
forgotten footwear forwarded to him
in the city on the Kaw.
The temptation was too strong FOR
tho receiver Of the message In Tulsa
and the foregoing message was wired
back to give Black good case OF
shlVers,
The return message calling for q
reward OF $3.50 was entirely too
tempting for the Western Union ops
orator at Kansas city IIo Is said to
have called up the Kansas city po-
lice and 70 have offered to "dtvy"
1t also looked good TO tho police, so
an officer is said TO have accompanied
the messenger boy to the address
given with tho foregoing result.
George Rose is said to have been
Ia the employ OF the Fountain dur
Ing the foregoing tme.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-02

Temperature, maximum. 80; mini
mu. 29i south wind, partly cloudy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-02
THE WEATHER

~ Associated Press
Washington, Mar i,--Oklahoma,
generally fair Thursday and Friday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-02
aN.a.... .es... .,,..se..s.
NAVAL BILL IN SENATE,


by Associated Press.
, Washington, Mar l. Tho
. naval appropriation hill was
reported TO the senate today
The naval program as amrud-
ed includes two first class
battleships a submarine tcn-
> der and two gunboats Tho
> bill approprotes the sum OF
Z" Sl26 iOO.83S
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-02

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
FIND RICH LOOT IN CELLAR
Worth SIS, 900, and Gathered by
Bronx Band, Police Say.

Detectives from the Morrisania sta
ton discovered stolen property TO the
value of about $1,000 last night, in the
cellar of an apartment house at No. S32
Dawson street. The Bronx According
to the detectives, the stuff was placed
there by Herman Schultz and his band
of five Young men. who were arrested on
Sunday night, at No. S71 Longwood ave-
nue..
Schultz. it is charged. was the leader
Of the band. and under his guidance they
stole several thousand dollars worth OF
jewelry. As fast as they gathered the
stolen property together, they deposited
II in the cellar at No. Sal Lonswood
avenue, the police assert.
Last night the detectives learned that
Schultz had formerly been the tanitor
at No. $50 Dawson street They went TO
the place and descended into the cellar,
where Schultz had lived while acting as
ianitor. After a search the detectives
saw that they uncovered about two
trunks full of jewelry, bric-a-brac and
silverware. much OF which was marked
with initials
Schultz is now in the Tombs, under
$1,000 bail. on a charge Of receiving
stolen goods