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The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-28
AlSH,MORSE PLEAS FAIL
>"e'y to Follow Adverse Find. "s 0f Attorney General In Bankers Cases.

'. Dston' Mar 2S.-From sources |nsa :" Y. 'he president it was ascer.
 a, AaO the pardon appeals of the br,s 'asic.ed U. bankers, Charles W. Alsh V, V, New o York and John R. deniss, 0hicago, undoubtedly will konmaalslna l lnat the attorney generals k,s sna us'lon ., in both cases is ad- k lts t t,. lnat the president will fol
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-28
'O'cH BRIDES REACH US.
yorkaa 'oma lassies Reach New IAll u Met by Afnanoed
 husbands at Pier.

men, who \, s'or' 2S.-Twenty young
 des, srr,v.s v in a day or two will be |ansh1n ha1flvsd wed from Scotland on i' the he whom Is a,a met by her affanced. all
 be to tbis d,' o. scotchman who had better ,bs,r country at various times '4''f 0rides.to.be' ""u haa sent
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-28
Tom L. Johnson Is Worse.

Cleveland, O., Mar. 2S.--As a result of his exertions. when he sat up in an easy chair for several hours, Tom l.. Johnson, who suffered relapse in his illness ten days ago. is reported to be not so we'll
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-28
FOR SALE

2400 candle power gasoline lighting system cost SS7.50 will take $50.00. Just the thing for country merchant. l am install
 ing natural gas. .-Elmore Began.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-28
SUTTON AND GALE
 SPECIAL DISTRICTS
special to the News

special to the News
 Little Rock, March 2S, (2:0O D. m.--The House passed the bill creating Sutton and Gale Special School Districts Nevada county.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-07
N GRIP
Of HEAVY SNOW
STREET TRAFFIC SUSPENDED BE-
CAUSE OF Il1RliITlC STORM.
Loss IS MILLION dollars
transportation Companies aud city
suffer severely When
Snow Drifts

hF associated Press.
chicago, Fen, 6,-Iho snowsiorm
Whieh struck this city early yesterday
llIllns the streets with huge drifts
delaying railroad transportation and
temporarily tying mp the street cnr
ana elevated train service passed on
10 the east late today Tho storm Gene
ter moved eastward TO Indiana and the
United states weather bureau pre-
dicted clear weather for the middle
west tomorrow
The loss here 60 the traction tclc-
graph aud telephone companies and
the city Is estimated tonight at "a mill
Hon dollars Tho surface tronspor,n-
ton companies which struggled along
during the day came to a practical
slandsti,l In the loop I'm the rush hours
tonight
Special efforts had been made to
provide for home bound workers but
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-07
PACKERS SET UY Uy''u uhp '.'
Plea FOR IMMUNITY
ATTORNEY FOR INDICTED chi
CAGOANS ARGUES no QUAsH
CASES FILED BY GOV.

by Associated Press
Chicago Ill.,, Feb. 6,--The stand to
be taken, both by the government and
che defendants. IN the motion U
quash and make pleas in abatement Of
the indictments against the ten chi
cago packers We're outlined in the
first days arguments today Attor-
ney John S Miller for the bankers.
argued that the immunity granted
them by Judge Humphrey prevents
any reference to the facts prior to H..
The government holds that while
the Immunity bath" may wipe out
the criminal liability of offense It
does not remove the fact OF II
III this We're true" said Attorney
James II. Wilkerson, for the govern
ment, "lt would result in a virtual
crushing Of any further litigation by
the government to prevent law vio-
lations by these four men named in
the immunity Judgment"
Wilkerson had not concluded his
argument when court adjourned un-
til tomorrow.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-07
TYPEWRITER EXPERTS
Witnesses IN TRIAL
COJNp DE LASSY, ALLEGED POls-
ONER, DOES STUNTS ON MA.
CHINE DURING HEARING.

By Associated Press.
ST. retcrlDurg Feb Count Pat.
rick OBrigu DO L0aog Who with Dr.
puutchcMo, is being tried Tor po. one
Ing Count BOuturlln, occupied uhc
center OF tho stage at the proceeding
today Tho prosecution is pndoaNOr-
Ing to establish that pg Lusy wrote
u lettor to pantohcukO relating to tho
plan to poison both General BOuur-
iin and his son.
Tho typewriter letter was found
among p0ntchcnko's papers at the
time Of his arrest The envelope vas
mBsing and pantcbcnko explained
that he had thrown ii away Tho
authorship had been attributed by
Pautchcnko to DO Lassy who stoutly
denies this. As test De Lassy was
Instructed 10 rc.copy u portion VI tho
letter ON his own typewriter which
wau brought into court today
Surrounded By gondarmcs and
typcwrtlng experts. he wrote two
limos with great difficulty ana then
claimed oyo fatigue An examination
Of the lines showed ne had made one
error
Tho experts we're about evenly dl-
tld,d,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-07
Greek COAL miners
FIRE ON Americans
TWO HUNDRED RIOTERS TAKE
TO HILLS AFTER FIGHT WITH
THE OFFICERS.

by Associated Fress.
salt Lake City Utah. Feb G.---An
armed uprising Of the Greek coal
miners az KcuiIworth, Carbon County,
Utah, was suppressed today after four
men had been Killed, one fatally
wounded and several others slightly
hurt by nylng bullets,
Tonight the rioters nearly two hun
drod IN number are retroaung
through the hills In scattered bands
with Helper station on the Rio
Grande Railway as their objective
point Posses numbering about six
hundred men, are chasing the Greeks
to prevent their escape.
AS the latter are armed further
hghting is expected.
The trouble began Friday. when
the Creek miners complained that
discrimination was shown In the
weighing OF coal In favor OF the Amer
leans A proposal from the mine sup
erintendent that they appoint their
own weigher failed to give satlsfac-
tion. This morning the Greeks took
10 the foothills and commenced a de-
sultory fire upon the Americans go
Ing TO work. In attempting to dis
lodge the sharpshooters, Deputy
Sheriff Thomas Jackson was killed
and another deputy fatally injured.
when two OF the Greeks had been
killed one mortalIy wounded and Ave
others captured, the rest took to
flight
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-07
Henson Appeal Up Today.

special 90 the World.
Oklahoma City okla, Feb. G.
The criminal court Of appeals will
hear arguments tomorrow IN the ap-
peal Of Frank Hensen, the Tulsa negro
murderer who Is fighting death
sentence for the killing Of Deputy
sheriff Stamper at Dawson.
Arguments VIII also be heard in
the habcas corpus application Of Alya
Colson, and Guy Lee, testing the leg
olity OF Judge Brecklnridge's super
ior court I'm Tulsa County.
One Tulsa County case was includ-
ed In the n decided by the criminal
court today. In an opinion by Judge
Armstrong the gambling case OF
David Brown was remanded, the state
having failed 20 prove that Brown
was playing for money
Among tho cases decided were:
r, r. Andrews, Usage County H.
quor case, appeal dismissed; Annie
Williamson, Okmulgee, liquor. affirm
ed Bert Waits, Wagner liquor, dis
missed Charles Terry Usage, child
Abandonment dismissed John Hem
son, Usage, grand larcency. affirmed;
Bert Fowler, Rogers liquor, dismissed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-07
Farming Schools
WILL GET MONEY
SENATE ADOPTS Bill PROVIDING
FOR NEW BUILDINGS.
HENSON Case TO Be HEARD
Criminal Court Of Appeals 20 Hear
Arguments in Case Of
Negro slayer.

special iu the World
Oklahoma city, okla Feb. Co.
Adoption by tho Senate OF the proyis-
ions Of the Thomas Franklin bill ap-
propriatng S9O3,62o for the erection
Of new buildings at the six secondary
agricultural schools, together with the
final passage OF II bills by the house,
constituted Mondays proceedings in
the legislature The Thomas Franklin
bill provides for dormetor!es and farm
buildings with each OF the agricultural
schools located at Wagner, Tlsh-
mIngo. Broken Arrow. Lawton, He
lena and Goodwcll Tho money Is
about evenly distributed to each.
Bills We're passed by the House by
Moore of Coweta, authorizing rewards
in the state for conviction OF fish dy-
namiters by Barrett and Akin pro-
vldlng for attendance OF school chill
dren in other districts than those In
which they reside; 10y McDuffee ap-
propriaing $4,000 for a deficiency In
the chief mine inspectors office by
Anthony appropriating sl,3S6.S7 for a
deficiency OF state board OF public
affairs, by Milburn and Barrett, re-
appropriating $14,675.4i to complete
the Tishpmingo agricultural school
buildings, by Jones, providing free
tuition IN state school for crippled and
deformed persons; by Watrous, allow
Fr... =
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-07
LODGE SPEAKS AGAINST
POPULAR ELECTIONIDEA
SEN ArOR ATTACKS PLAN 10 LET
PEOPLE SILECr REpREsEN-
TNrI\lS N UPPER BODY.

Ry Associated Press
Washington, Feb. 6-m the senate
today the chief features were speeches
10y Mr. Lodge of Massachusetts iu up-
position % the popular election OF
United states senators and boy Mr.
Burton, of Ohio opposing Mr Lori
mor's retention of his Hcat u8 senator
from Illinois The latter part OF the
session was devoted TO the army APP
preparation blu
The House was treated 20 % coutin-
uauon of tho sensational speech by
Mr. Macon OF Arkansas ON Saturday
when he denounced the members of
the press gallery Protection was de-
maudcd hy the Arkonsnn, who had
been approached boy newspaper man
ON the floor OF the House after adj
Journmeuts, when sharp words, but uo
blows were exchanged An investiga.
AS ordered by tho House In
pursuance of Nlr Macon's demand.
a bill providing for the punishment
of foreign spies introduced by Mr.
lIobson, was passed
To expedite the business that is
with rnpldity accumulotlng the House
fixed j o'clock instead OF noon as the
hour for convenng hereafter
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-07
Land GRABBERS ALONG
Rivers Get REBUKE
CHIPPERFIELD CONN MIS- SION
FINDS DEPLORABLE CONDI-
TIONS ALONG RIVERS.
By Associated Press

BY Assc6a' cd Press.
Springfield. ILL.,, Feb. G G.-Condl-
tions quite as bad as those along the
Lake Michigan coast line and along
the Chicago River regarding land
grabbing are found throughout ILL.,
nois according to additional discios-
ures discovered today in the report
OF the Chlpperfield commission
The reports deal specifically with
the Calumet River, the Fox River at
Elsin, the Illinois River the river
'front.' at East St. Louis, the river front
at Cairo the Des PLANES River. tho
Mississippi River and the Ohio aud
Wabash Rivers.
The commission finds that eighty
six hundred acres have been filled In
along the Illinois River alone The
greater part of this lies in Tazwell
County opposite Peoria.
As near as can be estimated the
made lands from accretons amount
to thirty-two acres per mile on the
Illinois, and except IN Tazwell Coun-
ty, are nearly uniformly distributed.
The action Of the war department
through the United states engineers
office granting permission to make
fills IN the different rivers Is severely
criticised by the commission, which
holds that such permission is used
merely as a pretext and shield by
those seeking to I'LL in the naNgable
streams The commission maintains
that the granting OF these permits Is
clearly an assumption of power which
does not belong to the war depart
ment
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-07
INTRODUCE STRANGER
IN A MURDER TRIAL
DEFENSE IN RAsCO CASE RE.
IIRs TO FOURTH MAN IN
EATEiUL POKER GAME.

BY Aesucia'od Press
MaryWlle Mo- Feb. 6.--At-
torneys for Ilez Rasco, charg-
ed with the murder OF the
Hubbel family Of four this afternoon
outlined their defense. Reference
was made to what Is known as the
mysterious stranger" This is said
to have been a fourth man in q poker
game in which Rasco and Hubbell
played. This man, It Is alleged, was
detained in Wyeth, Mo-, the day fol-
lowing the murder. lie showed fear,
II Is said, when held, and was much
relieved when released lie has dis
appeared,
Tho defense claims that Rasco was
in Rayenwood, Moo the evening Of the
murder. which occurred near Gull
ford. The defense expects to finish
theIr testimony tomorrow.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-07
"nowERY NpLrNG" is DEAD.
Author Of Playwright Dies In New
York Insane Asylum.

By Associated Press,
New York. Feb 6--Oweu Kildare.
sometimes called "rhc Kipllng OF the
BoworY" Is dead, Brokon In health
and spirit, he died Saturday In tho
Manhattan State Hospital for the In
sane at Wards Island, but the news
did not become gcenrally known un-
til tonight
kildare was forty-scven years old
ana had had a picturesque career Ho
was a successful newsboN professions
al pugilst, newspaper writer and
finally au author and playwright
Long before he died his wife. who
had helped him emerge from tho
BowcrH had onuullod their marriage
and had boon welded TO Lieutenant
Commander Charles A. Adams U. $.
N. retired kildare aid not seem 10
hold that fact against her for only tho
day before he died She visited him.
aud they walked about the ground Of
the hospital Mrs Adams hos said
that kildare knew and approved ~
what sho had done.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-07

ny Associated Press.
Laredo Texas FEB. without ev-
planotlon announcement was made to-
night ,h3t the Mexican Federal Tele-
graph company had commandored all
of the telegraph wires south OF Nueva
Laredo. Fast upon. this came rumors
OF revolutionary outbreak at Saltlllo,
IN Coahulla, but up to late hour con-
firmation Of this report was lacking.
However more plausnble expla-
nation Is that The government tele-
graph company probably win utilize
the lines through Nucya Laredo. clear
up tho crush Of business occasloned
10y the Developments near. Iuaroz
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-07
DEMOCRATS WILL
AID RECIPROCITY.
ROUSE CNCCUS VOTES TO sur.
PORT CANADIAN AGREEMENT.
ACTION MADE UNANIMOUS
When Blg Majority Vote for Plan, Nj.
norlty Members OF Party Follow
In Their Steps.

hl Associated HrDHg
Washington. Feb. Favorable
action of the mouse on the Canadian
reciprocity agreement was assured to-
night when caucus of Democratic
representatives formally pledged the
party to yoDe for the agreement.
The resolution endorsing the cam
Rdlm agreement was carried 90 to
22. ON motion of Mr., Clark of
Missouri the action Of the caucus was
made unanimous
The 22 who voted agains the res
oluupn, it was explained later. were
those who had voted for free lumber.
etc, ana their action in the caucus
was to mako the position consistent.
II was said that they would vote with
the party
The resolution as adopted By the
caucus follows.
Whereas the Canadian reciprocity
agreement Negotiated by the reclproc.
ity commission In Canndu and tho
president of the United States. While
not formulated In accordance with
what the Democratic platform de-
mands, is reduction OF some of the
prohibitiyo schedules Ia the Payne
'arlit law and win tend b expand the
trade OF the United states in Canada.
and is I'm part recognition of the prn-
Ttptes which th. Democratic party has
Foutended Tor In congress and in its
AIplatforms Therefore, be 1t
I 'Resohed That this caucus en-
ilort tie C'u1dian reciprocity agree
aHchf ana bring ourselves to vote for
'th. hll car og It INTO effect"
pcus unanimously adopted
Y y h> Mr. Cantril, of Ken
e ahca lming that the caucus be-
Joyed cary American farmer should
Hhnye aj Us di8 uei "fNc Information
A. the prVHouun aah forks op band
a. ogrcultury iroduNs aud we pledge
- flelvcs t0~atonut p brNG. abor
>-tdtt end by legislation"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-07
shoe DAY. WELCOME
TO THE BOWERY KIDS
"BIG TIM SULLIVAN MAkES AN
NUAL DISTRIBUTION IN BLIND
ING NEW YORK STORM.

BY Associated Press,
New York, Feb, 6.--rhis was shoe
day" down on the Bowery and a time
ly one, too, SNOW began falling just
as State Senator Timothy sulliyan's
agents began the distribution. In all
five thousand pairs OF stout shoes, and
an equal number OF pairs Of heavy
wooden soX were given out No Qucs-
ton was asked Of those who held the
tickets that had been issued at "BlR
Tins Christmas dinner to the poor
OF the Bowory, except the size OF the
shoe the prospective wearer desired.
Men OF all conditions were IN the
lines and the only disappointed per-
sons were the Bowcry pawnbrolSers
In previous years they had reaped
harvest hy loaning small sums on
the shoes that fell into unworthy
hands. Today however, the heavy
snow forced most Of the recipients 20
make use of the gifts
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-07
GELATINE EXPLOSION
Kills TEN W0RKHER
POWER PLANT WRECKED AID
EMPLOYEES BLOWN no PIIll9
FROM UNKNOWN ACCIDENT

BY Associated Press.
Marquette, Mich, Feb. 8.--ln one
of the most disastrous explosions over
recorded IN Upper Michigan, ton men
met instant death nj the plant of the
Pluto Power COMPANY IN tho outskirts
OF lshpemlng, late this afternoon,
ono man was injured
The bodies OF the men blown to
pieces were:
Michael OConnor aged 6O Robert
Askew. 20. Edward Woodward 10,
George Woodward, II; Thomas Rip
per ~; Joseph Ripper 20, Charles
1icmp 10, Justin Jordan, 81; George
Waldcrg 90; Andrew Mathon 35.
All OF tho men were single except
O'Connor and Askow The one injured
employee is Fred Harris a tepmstcr
who was thrown TO the ground by
tho force Of the shock and slightly
hurt
one explosion took place I'm the
rolHune power house Sycrv man I'm
that building wps blown Go pieces
What caused tho explosion win never
be known.
Geloune power ls largely composed
OF nitro glycerinc. and n ls supposed
that mlNture woa being stirred I'm tho
hig cruclblc when the Ftut lot Ro
About ono thousand pounds exploded.
only 90 minutes before tho disaster Ave
thousand pounds of explosives bad
been removed otherwise the havoc
would have been much greater. As Il
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-07
su DRESSED A IA MAN.


hlN'-N .NlUUi'N w iI'k lioNl lnlSa
Mabel Uickmuu, "and husband"
were arrested I'm West Tulsa Sunday
night about Q o'clock by officer Reber
and all because Mabel was doing the
grit IN male attire. In police court
yesterday morning, Mrs. Hickman
was told how really awful a thing II
Is 10 be so naughty as 10 cut short
her hair. aud how mannish II ls to
wear cyclists sweater and n brick
masons blue Jumpers, and Queried az
90 how long Il would take her to get
without the gates OF the city
As there was no charge placed
against the poor husband, Mabel said
she thought she could put distance be-
eween herself and Tulsa inside the 15
minutes prescribed by Judge llous-
ton
Tho two had como this far onroute
eastward from Washington state, and
the woman gave as her excuse for
dressing Ia man that she could more
easily beat her way on trains In that
garb than were she rlggod out IN reg
uiation skirts and womanly habit
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-07
JuarcA Breathing Easier.

u. AHant.Attu tItNH.
i'll iaso Tex, Feb, 6.--The belief
prevails In official circles tonight that
Ieuclal Pasqual OrOZcO has aban-
duacu, for the present at least, his
plans TO attack Juarez. This has re-
lleN'u the acute tension which has ex-
Eted across the international border
Tor the last four days, but Mexican
military aud civil officials have not
ahatcd their vigilance.
no definite knuwledg- is obtainable
mere tonight as TO the exact location
oI orozcos forces Mexican officers
are Inclined to credit the report that
the lsurrecto's chioftain has retired
u Somainyuca, his supply camp, to
erect aiter long delay a juncture
wIth General Blanco's 700 troops,
contradictory adyices today from
the insurrectos junta here state that
oro1co IS campcd ten miles west Of
Juaro2 within easy striking distance.
Ire same adNlces report that he was
joined early today by General Jose
,-'e la Tus sanchez and a large force
of rebels
As iJ immediate plans OF the cam
paisn the adyiccs are equally conflict
ing. one report says that Orozco
plans to go south tonight to meet
General Navarro's federal troops
marching overland from chihuahua
to the relief of Jlarez Another states
that Juarez is stiIl the objective point
OF oro2co ana ttat he Is planning a
surprise attack.
Although business IN Juarez was
partially resumed today there is stlll
considerable nervousness among the
residents. Racing viii be resumed to-
morrow
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-07
supreme Court Grants Counsel Twcn-
~ Days Time.

jefferson city No, Feb 6.--At-
toncys for Dr. q Clarke Uyio. n-
der conviction on charge of mur-
doring Colonel Thomas IL. swope,
who today began before the Missouri
supreme court arguments for a new
trial, were late today granted twonty
days IN which to prepare a reply to
tho state because Of the answer fll.d
last SATURDAY. The physicians attor-
ncys said that they had not had urr-
Client time 10 examine tho document
prepared by tho state
It Is thought that the case win go
TO NO court without further delay as
soon us Or Hyde's counsel files a re-
ply
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-07
'hRflHyHUl0 RYA IS
making Strong FIGHT.
AGED PRELATES GAME STRUG.
GLE AGAINST DEATH is SUR
PRISE TO HIS PHYSICIANS.
ByA,.ocI,isd prs,..

:. by Associated Press.
l| Philadelphia, Pa, Feb. G.-Arch,
bishop Ryan. whose death has boon
momentarily expected. was notlceably
improved today. ana for the first time
since his illness was reported, his
physicians are Inclined 10 believe that
I he mas chance TO recover They say
lhowever that this chance Is extremely
slight, owing 10 the state OF his heart,
(which they declare Is practically
wofnout'
llo awole today refreshed by
good nights rest aud seemed TO gain
la strength During the day he recely-
ed visitor ate two light meals and his
voice had much OF It's old time vlgor
When he learned for the first time Of
the serious illncss of Bishop Whitaker.
the protestant Episcopal bishop OF
this diocese, with whom he has been
friendly for many years, he said
"I must can 90 see him" He sent
his nephew with his card 10 the resi-
dcugc OF Bishop whitaker
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-07
TEN YEARS FOR DYNANuTER
California Doctor Convicted of Blow
ing Up Tent.

bl Associated Press.
Santa Rosa, Calf, Feb. 6-Dr.
willard p. Burke convicted Of having
dynamited the tent house of Iuetta
Smith on the grounds OF his sauitar-
ium on the night of February 8, 1910,
was sentenced today by Superior
Judge seawell to ten years lmprison-
ment In san Quentin In the trial Of
Or, Burke It was the contention OF the
prosecution that he had sought to slay
Lotta Smith and her babe because Of
her claim that he was the father Of
tho child
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-07
DIX DENIES STATEMENT.
Governor Rcfutcs Charge Of support
gOr Shcehnn,

BY As0rieled Press
Albany ~, v. Feb. 6,--Governor
Dix declared omphotlcally tonight that
he has no idea Of endorsing the can
dldacv Of william II Shcehon for the
United statcg senolorship.
There Is no truth In the reports
that am preparing q statement to
be made IN favor Of the election OF
Mr.. shoohan," he said nor do / In
tend to make any statement My posi-
uoa w lAe sepatorship Is unchanged
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-07
KING OPENS PARLIAMENT

Gorgeous Ceremony Marks Opening
of British Parliament
B! Associated Press.
London, Feb 6.--Tbc opening Of
the new parliament today was mark
ed by a gorgeous ceremony and was
attended by King George and Queen
Mary and their suites most OF the
dignitarics OF the empire many mem
bers OF the diplomatic corps and all
others who could crowd within the
doors OF Westminster The speech
from the throne was brief and formo
and made some small reference tc
the great issues that underlie the as.
sembIing of members for the present
session.