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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-24
v. 5. CADE Lands
THE j. 5. MARSHALSHIP
BROTHER OF CASH NJ. HAS BEEN
NAMED, ACCORDING TO WASH
INGTON DISPATCHES.

Special to the World.
Guthrie. okla, Jan, 2S.--of n far
different type from John n. Aberna-
thy the lobo wolf catcher, who re-
Gently resigned M United states mar
shal for the Western oklahoma dis
trict, ls W. q. Cade OF Shawnee, a
former preacher, who, according to
Washington dispatches, has been
named by President Taft to succeed
Alternately
The appointee Is postmaster at
Shawnee and is brother OF Cash
McCade Of Shawnee. Republican ma
tional committeeman, lie forsook the
pulpit for the law several years ago,
and was once police Judge OF Shaw
nee He has never been active IN pol
tiles, although he was the Republican
nominee for the constitutional con-
vention from the Shawnee district in
1906. Soon afterward, when Cash
NJ Cade turned down the appointment
of register OF the government land Of
flee at Guthrie, W, s Cade was urg-
ed 10 take the place but instead
chose the Shawnee postofflce.
Cash Cade, who has been an aspi-
rant for the marshalship for twelve
years, only recently was decided upon
by President Taft for the place, but
his alleged connections with the Kick
apoo Indian land deals. together with
the recent decision in tho federal
court here that the Kickapoo titles
were not good beacuse not approved
by the secretary OF the Interior, chang
ed the plans OF his supporters, who
then became active for his brother.
The appointment OF the Cades was
bitterly opposed by State Chairman
Harris OF the Republican state cen-
trail committee and Congressman Bird
3. Mcclure and was ohamploned by
former Congressman Flynn and Con-
gresham Dick Morgan.
During the past two weeks two In
spectors from the department OF JUS
tice, j. f. Fishman and II. A..
Thompson of Washington. d. c.,
have been here looking up Cash
Cados alleged connections with Kick
apoo land deals, Tishman Is the
odIlt HlhptItoI WIN t'Nchtly uluuo inc
report on John II. Abernathy that lost
him his position as United States mar
shal. The knowledge that the inspec-
tors were here is understood to have
caused Cash Cade's withdrawal as u
candidate for appointment During
the entire fight National Chairman
Frank Hitchcock has stood pat for
Code and urged his appointment with
the president, but II Is understood that
Attorney General Wickersham de-
manded an investigation OF the Kioloa-
poo matters.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-24
JUDGESHIP Matters
GET EARLY CLEARING
DEVELOPMENTS WILL LIKELY
OCCUR IN THE SUPERIOR
COURTS THIS WEEK.

As the result Of conference held yes
terday between counsel for the SUI
pcrlor Judges, II beginss to look as
though developments viii occur today
or tomorrow which will result in the
matter being taken 10 the supreme
court. II Is said that the two sides
have practically agreed to submit the
matter on an agreed statement Of
facts and II Is probable that steps to
that end will be begun today.
II. b. Martin, one Of tho attorneys
representing Judge League, said that
they had been invited to appear in n
habeas corpus case to secure the re-
lease Of Alya Coalson and Guy Lee,
who were committed 10 tho county
Jail by Judge Breckenridge, and thus
bring the matter to the attention OF
the criminal court OF appeals. Attorney
Martin declined to enter such an
agreement as he held the criminal
court Of appeals would have no jurls-
dlction TO gettle tho dispute.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-24
MRS. SCHENK 70
KNOW FATE soon
JURY TO BEGIN DELIBERATIONS
IN MURDER TRIAL TOMORROW.
PROSECUTION wins points
Testimony of Delcnse's Important
Witness Is Ruled Out-lnstructions
Arc Denied.

Wheeling, W. Va Jan, 23.-The
end OF the trial OF Laura Farnsworth
Schenk Is now In sight. the arguments
having been begun this afternoon. 1t
is expected that the case will be in
the hands OF the jury not later than
Wednesday noon. The attorneys are
not limited as to their arguments and
as the accused has three speeches,
another day and half will be re-
quired. Apparently the greatest blow
yet sustained by the defense was
struck this morning when on a mo-
tion by Prosecutor Handlan, the evi-
dence Of Mrs. Jane Hedges was ruled
out, This was the witness who told
on the stand that Albert Schenk had
said that he would Leave no stone
unturned TO rid the family of John o..
Schenk's Wife"
The defense played trump card
in Mrs. Hedges, relying upon her ev-
idence to prove their contention that
the members of the schenk family
had consplred against the woman.
The evidence by Mrs, Hedges was
ruled out on the ground that no overt
act suggestive of conspiracy had been
attributed to Albert Schenk or other
relatives. The defense objected stren-
uously to having the testimony strlck-
en- from the record.
The state apparently scored when
the instructions to the jury were Of
fered. The state offered ten instruc-
tions all of which were given. The
defense thirty-four nineteen OF which
were stricken out. The instructions
submitted by the defense and ruled
out related principally to subjects
circumstantial evidence and repudla-
tion Of the witnesses, DR.. ]. w, My
ers and Miss Eleanor Zoeckler. They
asked that the Jury return a verdict
OF not guilty, II 1t had not been
shown definitely that Mrs. Schenek
put poison In her husbands medicine.
or II It was shown that she did not
DO the work herself
This was rejected 40 the state
claimed that such instructions would
prevent any circumstantial evidence
being taken into consideration. The
instructions in relation to the char
acter witnesses were overruied on the
claim that the unreliability OF the wit
nesses in question had not been shown
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-24
Government loses
IN TOBACCO FRAUDS
CUSTOM HOUSE DISCREPANCIES
SHOW LOSSES or MILLIONS
FOR PAST FIVE YEARS


New York, Jan. ga country
wide investigation. which the treas
ury department started, the Tribune
will say tomorrow, disclosed discrep-
ancies In the wrapper and filler sta
tistics OF tobacco imports from Cuba
which have deprived the government
Of between three million and five mill
lion dollars annually for the past five
years
According TO tho Tribune, the to-
bacco trade statistics showed that the
cigars makers who turn out pure Ha-
vana cigars must have six per cent Of
their stock In wrapper" while stats
tics for the treasury department show
that n fraction under one-fifth Of one
per cent OF the Cuban importations
were classified as and were paying
duty as wrapper"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-24
Attorney RAMSEY TO
SEE REAL BUSY TIME
WILL PROSECUTE ~ APPEALS
FROM POLICE COURT DUR
ING COMING WEEK,

John Il. Ramsey city attorney, has
a strenuous week ahead Of him. for
next Monday in the county ocurt will
begin u siege OF AZ cases appealed
from the police court OF the city OF
Tulsa, Included in these trials viii
be several which will test the validity
Of some of the city ordinances.
Mr.. Ramsey has been confined to
his home for several days past, and
was down TO his office In the City Hall
yesterday FOR the first time since his
Of city matters has been piling up on
him, and il was found necessary some
time ago to turn the prosecutions IN
police court over to Attorney James
Woodford.
one of the city ordinances to be
tested In the county court will be
that of leyying a dog tax locally
There will DO two cases tried. Joel
Williams versus the city, and that of
j. IL, Arnold, either dealing with the
validity of the dog tax. Williams was
arrested about three months ago for
failure TO pay tax on two dogs. In
his defense in police court he plead
that the city ordinance ia not in COM
pliance with the state law governing
canine taxation. The state law ~ro-
vldes for tax Of 81 and 80 on males
and females in cities, towns and vii
lages. whereas tho Tulsa ordinance
provides for a tax Of SO and So. Ar
mold failed to pay tax on one dog.
Both of the men were fined in police
court and appealed their cases.
Tom Dillinger, who IS vindictiye
and good-natured at the same time,
has three cases slated for trial dur
ing next weeks county court grind,
In police court Dillinger was not long
ago holding down the heavy end Of
the docket, having had two trials for
violation OF the building ordinances
and one for moving a house without
a permit. He was fined on all three
charges. Appeal was taken In each
The rest OF the cases which Mr..
Ramsey will prosecute IN the county
court next week are chiefly booze
and gambling cases which have been
appealed from police court conWc-
tlons occurring during the past sew
eral weeks. Many Of these are still
fresh In mind and as they will go
to trial before witnesses have for
gotten conditions, It is thought that
a goodly number OF convictions viii
be affirmed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-24
POLL TAX COLLECTIONS GOOD.
City Has Realized Over Two Thous-
and Dollars From This Source.

The poll tax collections for the
month Of January will be far heavier
than they were during the month of
December If the tab the finance and
revenue department Is keeping turns
out true, During last month the to-
tai collection Of poll tax amounted TO
s1i6. but so far this month the coll
lection has been heavier, and the
total for January will probably 60
around the $500 mark.
Since the collection OF poll tax be-
gan, the city has realized s2,824 in
revenue from this source alone. Dur
ing tho first several weeks there were
five collectors securing the city, but
for the past three or four months
collections have been In the hands
OF A, d. Mahoney.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-24
Tulsans Are Confirmed.

Special 20 the World.
Oklahoma City. okla, Jan. 2s.--
Governor Cruce today nominated q.
y. Warren Of Tulsa TO succeed him
self as state factory inspector and the
Senate later confirmed the nomlna-
tion, as 1t did that Of II. n. Howard of
Tulsa, appointed member Of the
state board OF public affairs. The Sem
ate confirmed all appointments made
by Governor Cruce up to date except
that OF Eugene Morris Of Duncan. His
nomination was held up. Morris was
named as the Republican member OF
the state board of public affairs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-24
OFFICE Of FIRE
MARSHAL CERTAIN
STATE SENATE GOES on RECORD
FOR NEW POSITION.
TULSANS Get POSITIONS
G. u. Warren Is Factory Inspect tor
And u. u. Howard Member
of state Board.

NV''lhl 70 lhN Norlu
oklahoma city, okla. Jan. Ga
The senate went on record Monday In
favor Of new state office OF fire
marshal created by the Goldmg bill,
which was preferred and advanced 20
the third reading, From the first
proportions when introduced tho bill
was greatly reduced, providing now
for marshal to be appointed by the
governor, with one assistant. II Will
be the duty Of the fire marshal 10 In
vestigate the cause of every fire where
property damage Is done and deter
mine what ia the responsibility His
salary Of $4,000 year and the eX-
pensa OF his office will he maintained
by a special tax OF one-fourth Of one
per cent on the Insurance premiums.
The house, after long debate,
passed n Joint resolution by Milburn
of Mllburn, proposing an amendment
to the legislature giving the legislature
authority TO assist school districts
which do not derive sufficient revenue
from five mill levy to assure five
months school. The deficiency Ia 20
be apportioned and paid out Of state
levy for school purposes for such
years
Republican Floor Leader Clark OF
Pawnee county made spirited fight
to secure the passage OF resolution
permitting the minority TO name their
own committee assignments but was
defeated. A number OF Democrats
voted for the concession.
The invitation to Theodore Roose-
welt. Beyeridge, LaFollette and Cam
non to address the Legislature was not
extended, the resolution TO that effect
being defeated All OF the Republic
cans and ten Democrats voted to ex-
tend the invitation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-24
PORTER charlton IS
DENIED court WRIT.
Federal JUDGE RULES THAT
AMERICAN MUST RETURN
TO ITALY.

Trenton, N. j., Jan. 20. - judge
Rellstab, In the United States circuit
court after an argument lasting all
day, refused to grant a writ of habeas
corpus for Porter Charlton. whose ex-
tradition mas been requested by the
Italian government to answer to the
charge Of having murdered his Wife,
Mary Scott Castle Charlton, in Italy
last summer.
Counsel for Charlton Immediately
after the announcement of Judge
Rellstab's decision said that the case
would be carried 20 the supreme
court of the United States.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-24
LoRuMER AND TARIFF.

BY Associated Press
washington, Jan. 2S.--The LorImer
case and tariff held the chief places
In the senato's deliberations today.
Gamble, OF South Dakota, speaking In
support OF the favorable report upon
the election Of the Illinois member as
returned By tho committee on elec-
tIons, and Flint OF California. speak,
ing in opposition to the Cummins res-
olutlon touching tariff revision.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-24
Would Almond Constitution.

Special to the World
oklahoma City, Okla, Jan. ca
representative Webb, OF Hugo, and
Senator w, =. Stewart offered IN their
respective branches OF the legislature
Monday n Joint resolution proposing
an amendment to the constitution re-
pealing section .. article .. the rail-
road section, which had been the OBJ
jcct OF two proposed amendment here
tofore.
The proposed amendment suggests
nothing TO replace the section. AS now,
the section forblds tho sale Of short
lines built by oklahoma capital to the
great trunk lines.
Representatives Logan, Anthony.
MaSey and Crawford introduced
bill In the Senate. Monday providing
for tho sale Of the state school and
public lands. sections 49, 16, and SO,
as well as sections 33, in Old Greer
County. Mineral lands and land suit
able for townsite purposes alone are
excepted. An entirely new appraise-
ment Is provided for and all the land
is required to be sold within six
months after appraisement. No per-
son other than lessee Is to be per-
mitted to purchase over one quarter
section.
Representative Barrett introduced
bill providing that whenever an in
jury suit shall be appealed TO the su-
preme court the court shall add 10
per cent to the amount Of judgment
of the trial court, before passing on
the case. McDuffee and Williams or
Comanche offered bill making an
eight hour day for women, except
clerks in stores. Senator Vandeven-
ter introduced bill providing for trus-
tees of the estates Of life term con-
Yicts
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-24

Another rain fell in Tulsa last
night beginning at 10 o'clock and
continuing indefinitely. Six hundred
and sixty-two drops were reported
within the corporate limits of the
city up to midnight. with somo pre-
clncts unreported,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-24
DISTRIBUTOR is IN PLACE.
Work ON Ten story Hotel VIII 10 OF
Concrete Nature Soon,

Ths largo distributing pipe through
which WI flow the concrete mixture
for tho pillars OF the new ten story
hotel ON East Third was swung into
position yesterday and made ready for
use. There are to be 90 OF these
mammoth bases, 10 be composed Of
steel and concrete, and the task Of
building them will be no small one
Distributed around tho hotel site
are hundreds OF tons Of rock and sand
that Will enter into the composition Of
the building and but time alone stands
In tho way Of seeing the towering
structure
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-24
OCCUPATION TAX-S2,s7L.
Collections for January Will Probab-
ly Exceed Those of December.

ly Exceed Those Of December.
As with the collection OF poll tax.
tho collection OF occupation tax Will
likely net the city a greater sum for
tho present month than 1t did during
December, when tI1S.71 was realized
through the efforts OF w. G. Hollo-
way, collector. The tax is payable
either quarterly or annually, but tho
majority of the businesses prefer the
quarterly payments. Up to the FIRST
of January the city had collected
s2.s74.71 in occupation tax.
Since the collection has begun.
there have been but two who signl-
fed willingness TO test the validity
OF tho ordinance levying tho tax.
These are the cases Of Redfern and
Hin. wholesale produce and restau-
rant businesses respectively who
appealed from police court hearings.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-24
Beer Is Conascatcd.

A tub OF beer which was located
IN the basement OF the Cone-Mc-Cul-
Tough building yesterday morning by
Chief Of Police Newblools was con-
hscated by the officer, The bottles
were broken on the bricks and tho
brew bcreft OF Its bubbles.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-24

A permit 10 use explosives I'm pre-
pairing for the site for the location OF
the new court house 20 be erected at
Sixth and Boulder was made yester-
day at the City Hall by the contracting
firm, The firm will be allowed TO
proceed as long as there Is no inter-
ference with public safety.
-~~-N~~-N~oS~NN~o~~oo
mony. the statement OF his
father-in- law was that Jones engaged
a rear room OF his shop as an elec-
tlon office, Il being sixty feet from
the polling booth. Here, said tho wit
ness. Jones personally met the voters
on election day. instructed them how
TO vote, and paid them for their votes
Martin, said Frankeberger, told the
latter he knew that this happened
because he scraped Off some paint on
the glass Of the door, and looking
through, watched the work
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-24
WILD RETURN FOR TRIAL.
Kansan Arrested ON Coast for an Em-
beZZlemcnt.

By Associated Press.
Bakersfield, Calf, Jan. 28.--sher-
in Bradshaw. OF Ellsworth, kan. left
here last evening with NJ. Il. Church.
who is wanted for the alleged em-
bezzloment Of $4,000 from tho Holy
Rood, Kansas. bank Bradshaw idan-
tilted Church Church was arrested
at Taft two weeks ago by Sheriff Il.
A. Baker on Information supplied by
Bradshaw. Church required no ex-
tradition papers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-24
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY

or l.. NJ. Hutchinson. Observer.)
Temperature Maximum so. minimur "a
wind south partly cloudy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-24
LONG DEADLOCK IS
PROMISED At ALBANY
FIFTH JOINT Ballet FOR SEN
ATOR SHOWS NO CHANGE AND
FIGHT CONTINUES.

ny AhAotlhlru lINhft
Albany n. y, Jan. 3.-1'he flfth
Joint ballot for United states senator
today showed no change In the dead
lock that has existed since last Tues
day, Most Of the Democrats tonight
could see but two ways out OF the dit-
nculty.
one was radical change OF Cover
nor DiNs attitude Of non-lntcrfcronce.
The other was the elimination or
Shcehan through tho withdrawal or
dcsertlon by the New York County
delegation, on the surface there
was nothing 20 show that either Is
probable. The tactics pursued by the
Sheehnn supporters indicated that
they had settled down for long
siege. Their opponents, dubbed In
surJents," held daily meeting and
announced that there was not Il weak
spot IN their lines.
The singular feature Of the situa-
ton * the almost complete absence Of
talk about compromise candidates.
II was learned that at one OF their
gatherings, the insurgents" agreed
that II any Of them experienced any
financial inconvenience as the result
Of their stand tho rest would assist
him.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-24
THE WEATHER.

BY Associated Press.
Washington, Jan. 23.-Oklahoma,
unsettled Tuesday and "Wednesday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-24
No RcsuIt In New Jersey.

BV A'9OrlaIcd Fress
Trenton, N. j o.. Jan. 23.--In con-
ference tonight by tho Democratic
members OF tho legislature tho fol-
lowing vote for United States senator
resulted:
James n. Martin, SO; James Smith.
Jr., 4; Congressman william Hughes.
2; Frank y. Kutzenbach, Jr, I alb
sent 1, A motion to mako Martin the
unanimous nominee was defeated.
The conference was held In the state
house.
The effort to have the vote was Of
fered by one OF Martins supporters
and was unanimously opposed by the
Smith men. There was practically no
speechmaking.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-01-31
$4,000 FIRE At CASS LAKE
Summer Homes Of H. H. Martin, Min
neapolis Man Destroyed.

Cass Lake, Jan. 31.-Fire last eve
ming entirely destroyed the two sum-
mer homes of H. H. Martin of Min
neapolis, the houses being located
on beautiful spot overlooking Cass
Lake. The fire started from an
overheated stove in the residence oc-
cupied by the hired man. John Van
Lear, who was unable to save a par
ticle of his furniture A high wind
was blowing at the time and the
flames quickly spread to the main
residence a few feet away and this
was also entirely destroyed. Most
of the furniture was saved. The
premises being located too far from
the nearest hydrant the fire depart
ment could do nothing. The loss on
the two buildings is estimated at
about $4,000, covered by insurance
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-01-31
"PUssYFoo1" TO FERGUS
Deloss Tufford Found to be of IN
sound Mind Taken to Asylum.

Deloss Tufford, the man who was
found to be of unsound mind by
Judge of probate M. A. Clark, last
Friday afternoon was taken to the
insane asylum at Fergus Falls this
afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Helme1
and Thayer Bailey.
AS Tufford is not a resident OF
Minnesota, Judge Clark had tC
obtain permission from the Mime
sofa State board of control before
committing him to Minnesota in
sane asylum. The permission was
granted and so the unfortunate
man was taken to the asylum this
afternoon.
Since Tufford has been in the
county Jail here waiting for the de-
cision of the state board of control
he has insisted that he is pussy.
FOOT Johnson, the Indian agent.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-01-31
JOHNSON NOT 4 CANDIDATE
Alderman at Large George Kirk Will
Ask for His Re- Election.
Announcement was made thi


Announcement was made this
morning that F. johnson has
ithdraWn from tie race for the Of
flee Of alderman at large in favor OF
George Kirk, the present incumbent.
The petition of Mr.. Johnson had
been entirely filled, but because of
the fact that he sbelieved Mr.. Kirk
has made good and as he wanted to
retain his sseat, Mr.. Johnson did
not care to enter the fight.
pet OF Kirk is about nlled
and will be filed in day or 80.
LATER:-Word has just been re-
ceived at the Pioneer Office that the
friends of Mr. Johnson are urging
him not to allow his name to be with
drawn from the race for alderman at
large. 1t is not known at present
whether he will run or not, but it
appears very probable that he will
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-01-31
LIND FAvoRS RECIPROCITY
Former Governor of Minnesota Con.
graduates Taft on Agreement.

Washington, Jan. 31.-Former
Governor John Lind was a White
House caller yesterday. He said,
upon leaving the executive Offices
that he had called upon President
Taft to congratulate him on that
Canadian reciprocity agreement.
II regard the agreement as one of
the best achievements in American
history said former Governor Lind
II told the president that I hoped it
would be enacted into law, and pre-
dicted that it would cement friend
ship between the people of the United
States and Canada, and would inure
to the benefit of the whole.
''Those who are familiar with my
period in congress will recall that
introduced a resolution for reciproci-
ty with Canada, and realizing then
that it was the only way to reach
amiacable trade relations between
the two countries"