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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-17
new YELPER CHASER
NOW PLIES VOCATION
BOR METCALT WILL LOOK UP
DOG LIF'E-HE WILL HAVE A
SMOTHER BOX.

Dogs, big, little and medium sized
are running promiscuously over tho
vacant lots and streets OF Tulsa since
operations ceased against the canine
tribe In the city dog catching depart
ment Calls from all parts OF the city
have been received at the city offices
from various parties Offering COM
plant, Each day the number OF dogs
seemed 10 have increased. Judging
from the number OF persons complain
ing Of tho pestifcrous creatures
owing TO the great number OF
voices calling from the wilderness,
action vas taken by the city commits
sion yesterday to provide an official
dog catcher. From large list OF
applicants tho name OF Robert Met.
calf, colored, WAS selected Motcalt
took the oath OF office from the com.
missioner OF finance. r.. NJ. Wooden
yesterday afternoon, The appointec
II a long drawn out specimen OF the
African tribe, and because Of these
qualities WAS selected over a dozen
applicants. II appears that even a
grey hound would stand poor show
with Tulsa'B new dog custodian on
an open stretch.
Bewure all citizens who have not
paid their annual dog tax For q
oampaing has been inousurated
against the creatures with bowling
procliyiues. The new city official
started work yesterday and will bc
buslly engaged for tho next week
looking up persons who have address.
ed communication OF complaint
The city Is contemplating tho erec.
ton OF a new device IN tho dos
pound for killing the animals is moi
claimed yowners. but running ram.
pant without the necessary city tag
| The apparatus In ono now In use by
the principal cities over the countr,
and lnsureg sure and easy" death foi
the outlawed dogs II IA generally
known IN dog pounds ns tho death
chamber, and consists Of cast iror
box into which the animals are driven
once confined, an alright door IL se
curs locked andthe turn OF gas IA
does tho work, This will save mucl
time ana many stray bullets No
only this, hut the official dog catcho,
Ia sometimes thrown into leopard,
when sending tho le0don pellets at
growing mad dog.
As spring Is not great distance n
tho future. II was apparent 10 IN,
city officials that action would hav,
ia be taken against tho city pests
Summer time ~ the worst senson o
tho yenr, and as hot weather draw
near complaints come rapid
Former dog catcher Nose Leslie
rendered hts resignation 70 tho cltJ
about q month ago. Leslie, II seems
was feeling rather indisposed 10 Sc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-17
WICKERSHAN ARGUES
AGAINST standard
ATTORNEY GENERAL PLEADS
FOR DISSOLUTION or THE
TRUST BEFORE COURT.


BY Associated Press
Washington. Jan. 16.-Saying that
the reorganization OF the Standard oil
Company Of New Jeresy in 1899. was
rlyeted together to control the sub
sldlary companies In "a way that had
not existed before, Attorney General
Wickersham today argued before the
supreme court OF the United states
that the defense put up by the stand
ard oil Company against its dlssolu-
ton had fallen 70 the ground II
was tho third day OF the oral argu-
ment OF tho case.
Frank b. Kellogg had concluded his
long argument In favor OF the dlssolu-
ton as decreed by the circuit court OF
the United states for tho Eastern Dis
trIct Missouri, and d. r, Watson OF
Plttsburg had centered an attack on
tho form and effect Of the decree.
and Mr.. Wickcrsham was the called
upon to close the argument for the
government Ho did not conclude,
but will complete his argument to-
morrof, whom John 6. Johnson will
finish the presentation OF tho entire
case
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-17
down CO THE Prices
ON ECCS AND BUTTER
WHOLESALE RATES SEE CUT or
SEVERAL CENTS-CONSUMER
n NOT LET IN.

by Associated Press
Chicago. Jan. l8--The belief that
millions OF pounds NJ butter and eggs,
now held here IN cold storage ls about
TO be thrown on tho market helped to
cause the drop in wholesale prices to-
day Elgin butter quoted at 20 cents
week ago today was placed at 2T
cents, The prices were set by the
Chicago board. When the knowledge
OF fresh supplies 60 be placed In COM
petetlon with the storage goods was
more keenly felt. they showed a great
or break. There has been no equlval-
ent decline In retail prices thus far.
The published statement that cold
storage houses are going TO be rid
OF their contents before May IN order
10 make room for this years produc-
tion was the result OF an order by Or.
Benjamin Perry chief food inspector
to take special steps to prevent talnt-
ed eggs and butter from reaching the
consumer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-17
DICK IS
NOW EX0NERATED
THE sPECIN COMMITTEES FINDS
CHARGES UNFOUNDED.
economy At THE PRISON
says Institution IL Conducted IN n
Busincss-llko Manner
No Graft,


oklahoma city. okla. Jan. ia
Warden Robert w. Dick was com.
plelely cxonerutcd OF blame, under
the charges against him. when the
select Legislature committee appoint
ed 10 investigate tho penltentlary at
McAlestcr, reported to tho assembly
today
All tho charges brought by the
former prison physician, Dr. Love.
were declared unfounded. Trans
crlbed evidence covering $50 type
written pages accompanied tho re-
Aort
In regard to tho principal charge
that the state prison had boen man
aged In a loose. eXtrayagant manner.
tho committee had this to say: we
beg to report that after having
thoroughly Investigated this charge.
We find that the prison ia and has
been conducted on an economical and
buslness-like basis and that all OK
penditures were audited and approx
ed by the board OF control"
The committee also found that
Warden Dick has done and IL doing
his Whole duty In the management OF
the peu'tentiary; that no evidence
Indicated that Dick favored one EN-
ployee over another, that no evi-
dence showed that Dick or any em-
ploye ever received any supplies for
family use, AZ the expense OF tho
state, that Dick did not fail to en-
force tho rules for dsciplIning pris-
Oners
II was admitted that Dick had con-
trlbuted convict labor to street
railway company TO hasten tho CON
struction Of line from McAlester to
the penitcntiary The committee be-
lleved Il was good bushes deal and
that II had tho approval Of the prison
board d The committee reported that
proper food was furnished sick prls.
oners; that Dick knew nothing OF q
transaction by which one George
MoManus secured parole through
a bogus medical certifIcate. that Dick
punished prisoners Tor gambling at
the prison
An expense account Of Sl,5i9.29
was filed by the committee
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-17

SptollI o thc World.
Guthrie. okla, Jan. Nomlnn-
tlons Of Republicans. one from each
congressional district, from whom the
governor viii name the Republican
member OF the state election board,
were forwarded tonight by State
Chairman James A, Harris NJ the
Republican state committee TO Gov
ernor Cruce at oklahoma city. Harris
nominations are: First district. G. NJ
Sarchet OF Guthrie; second, ex-Gover-
nor T. y. Ferguson. Of Watonga; third
Oscar Wells. of Mnskogee; fourth,
Victor NJ Locke. ir., Of Antlers; and
fifth. Jake l.. Hamon, Of Tawton.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-17

Nv Associated Press
Philadelphia, Jan t6.--Commissl0n
merchants said today that not only
prices on stored foods were about 10
fall sharply but that spectators would
now dlsgeorge at a heavy loss Butter
Of prime grades Is now six cents
pound cheaper Wholesale than this
time last year Eggs fresh gathered.
Tor several days have been command
ing 38 cents a dozen, Wholesale a
drop ~ from one TO two cents In ten
days Eggs Of u grade known conf
merclally az prime dropped In the
same period. three cents TO % cents
n dozen Wholesale Wholesale meat
prices are expected TO decline shortly
IN sympathy with the lower prices for
dairy and poultry supplies.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-17
CLOUDS lowering FOR
OUR african KING ".
CHAMBERS SPENDS SOME LONG
HOURS IN THE JAII,S-TELE-
PHONE Is y. &.

Tho dark clouds hover low over
King W Chambers, who has Oft tlck-
led tho hearing OF the city officials
with promises to give up his work Of
making the paths OF pleasure and sin
moro popular with the colored popu-
ntion Of the city.
The condition ~ John williams.
cOlored. who was carved In razor
duet at one OF the Saturday night
dances held In Little Africa" was
considered so serious Monday that
his aggressor. the notorious king"
Chambers, was turned over to the dis
trlot court on charge of criminal as
sault Jim Morgan, colored, Is also
in custody OF the authorities as an
accomplice I'm the cutting affray.
Yesterday afternoon "The King"
was arrligned before Juatico John j
Slack on warrant charging him with
assault with intent 10 kill Morgan
was arrlgned ON a similar charge.
The two were taken to the county
jail from tho city jall. where they
had been held since Saturday night,
Attorney Martindale, counsel for
The King" promised his client that
he would have him out Of jal at 3
O'Clock yesterday evening At 3
o'clock last night King was still in
durance vile and there was little pros.
poet that he would be able TO furnish
1000 bond before this morning II
used 10 be that King could secure "a
$500 cash bond from the "Kins OF
tho hootlesgers" with the aid OF
tho telephone. Ergo, condy ms have
changed
The dark town" representatives
we're having hilarious time Sotur-
day night, when the notorious "King"
Chambers effected discontinuanco
of the dance. Half "stewed." Cham
bers applied TO the rkeeper for
admission, and was refused without
producing the necessary wherewlthal.
He "moochcd" one Of the by-standers
for a loan ~ the stupondous amount
Of Is cents A quarrel followed IN
which several OF the dlrkies received
slight knife wounds officer Cleayer
arrived IN tino 10 save the victim
from a thoroughly puncturod anat-
omy.
Bleeding from several wounds In.
/ flicted IN the chest and across the
| head and shoulder blades, williams
was brought 10 police headquarters
and u surgeon called TO render medi-
/ call aid
II was the intention OF the nuthorl-
ties 10 arraign Chambers on tho
charge Of flghllugg yesterday even
ing, but II was afterwards found ad.
Wsable TO change tho charge and
turn tho prisoner over 10 the action
OF tho county court. williams IL
gld to bo IN precarlous condition
as result OF the sound thrashins and
loss OF blood. II Is probable that the
case OF Morgan VIII also be turned
over TO the district court,
! Chambers story Of the affair Is
thusly.
williams entered the dance hail
while tho festivities woro at their
height and started TO enjoy tho fun.
king asked him for tho customary
fifteen cents. and the trouble started
King says that Williams drew a
knife on him and that he embraced
him 90 keep him from using his lullfe.
But Williams is confined 10 HIS bed
NJ home on account OF the severity of
the cuts he received IN the brawl.
king" ana Morgan viii have their
preliminary hearing on Wednesday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-17
TO DISMISS ARMY OFFICERS.
House Passes BIll Permitting Removal
of~Absentces.

By Associated Press
Washington, Jan. 16.-The house
passed a bill authorizing the dropping
Of army officers from the rolls when
they have been absent without leave
for more than three months. This
would remove from the army list Cap
tain Peter c Hams serving sentence
for killing Of William p. Annls. a CIV
Han three years ago At the time Of
the trial which was a sensational one,
Il was discovered that the war depart
ment had no authority under the law
70 discharge him and was compelled
20 carry him on the active pay roll.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-17

Special 10 the World.
Oklahoma City. okla. Jan. Ia
The Oklahoma senate scoffed at the
idea that consumption lurked In their
own drinking glass and by vote OF
"a 10 10 defeated a resolution by SEN
ator Nandeventer, Monday directing
that the sergeant-at-arms procure lndi-
yidua cups for the solons.
Senator Stewart Of Antlers object
ed to the expense and vouchsafed the
statement that no one in the senate
had or was likely to have consumption.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-17
Woman Nlsn Is Hold.

BY Associated Press
oklahoma city, Okla. Jan. 16--Mrs
Il. *. Updlke, wife Of the man arrest
ed last night charged with killing p
d. Anderson and A. O. Chrlstenden. to.
day was arrested and Is being held II
tho county jail pending investigation
OF circumstances which surrounded
the case. Attorneys for UpdilSe an,
nounced todny that self defense and
'unwrltten law" would he the ploa OF
the accused man A coroner's Inquest
today was secret
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-17
NURSE srIoKs TO STORY.
Long Cross Examination Fails To
Shake State Witness.

ny Associated Press
Wheeling, w Va Jan. 1s.-Blve
hours searching cros-examlnatlon by
tho defense In the case Of Mrs Lau-
ra Farnsworth schenk, charged with
administering poison 70 her husband.
John O. schenk. failed to shake today
the story told on direct examination
Saturday by Elenor zeockler. also
known as Mrs. Klein. the detective
nurse sho had testified that Mrs.
schenk offered hor thousand dol
lars TO put poisoned pill In the
medicine which was taken by her pa
tlent at the North wheeling hospital
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-17
Gotch Is Coming Back.

By Associated pross.
Kansas city Mo- Jan l8.--Fronk
Gotch is going to got into the wrest-
ling gume. Tonight he agreed to meet
Henry Ordcmann IN finish meet at
Convention Hall here on tho night
Of February s.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-17
cooIe charged With Assault.

Coole Burgess was arrolgned be-
fore Justice Slack yesterday for as
pult He was bound over for q pre-
limlnory hearing tomorrow. II 10
charged that on last Wednesday he
drew cannon on Bell Brigham Hem
rs Galotcho and Bob Hopkins. threat
cnlrg dire happenings TO them. He
gave bond Yesterday evening In the
sum OF $500.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-17
tmoted by Fire Chicf r.. G.. Alder at
about 500
Some Color 10 Thls.

II was a busy time for the clerks
of the county court for brief time
yesterday afternoon when three mar
rlage licenses were issued in the space
Of a short time, Those who secured
the papers were Lewis Lacy and Es-
ther King, colored. both Of Tulsa,
Cleve Harris and Hattie Robinson,
Tulsa; Rowo Gay and Bessie Weir
lex both OF Bixby,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-17
SIX STATES WILL
NAME SENATORS
LEGISLATURES WILL CHOOSE So
Ions IN JOINT SESSION.
SHEEHAN IN new York;
Democratic Caucus Gives Majority
for New York city Candidate
Other Elections.

Hy Asapcinied Press
Boston, Jan. l6,-united states
Senator Lodge was nominated at the
Republican cuucuse3 today for tho
fourth term 10y the Republican MEM
bers OF tho legislature. As tho alb
sentees were nearly all from the
house. It IL anticipated that mapor-
ny OF tho senato's votes viii DO cast
for Lodge tomorrow, but the house
viii he deadlocked,
Shcehnn Is Nominated,
ny Associated Press
Albany. n. Y, Jan. 16.-Willlam u.
shoehRn was nominated as the Demo-
cratic candidate for United States
senator tonight at joint caucus of
the Democratic Legislators receiving
sixty-two votes, four moro than u ma
Jorlty OF all the Democratic members
Of both houses The fact that TWEEN.
ty-flvo members refused to attend
the caucus. leaves strong possbl-
lty that tomorrow when the loglsla-
turo woes in the regular session he
may fail 70 receive tho number OF
votes necessary
Democrat for Maine.
by Associated Press
Augusta, Me, Jan. t6,---The strong
Democratic majority in the iegisla-
ture Is expected tomorrow to oleot
Chas. +. Johnson Of wateryille as
Names first Democratic In the United
States Senate since 1853
New Jersey Is Undecided.
| by Associated Press
Trenton. ~ j., Jan, IA con-
ference of the Democratic members
of tho legislature tonight did not de-
termine anything definite with re-
spoct to the United States senator
ship. and after preliminary discus-
sion It decided to adjourn to p|''
next Monday.
Dupont Wins In Delaware.
by Associated Press
Dover, Del, Jan. 16.--Tr the cau-
Gus OF tho Republicans OF the two
branches OF the Delaware legislature
today Henry A. Dupont was again
named United states senator from
this state. Today's action VIII be rati-
fled when the legislature meets Ia
Joint session
Aldrlch's Choice TO Win.
| ny Associated Press
Providence. II. L., Jan. 16.-The
general opinion as to the probable
outcome OF the Legislative election
tomorrow of successor to Nelson
w. Aldrich, changed somewhat to-
night and there Is feeling that the
long threatened deadlock may not
develop. Henry Lppltt. the oandl-
date Of the regular Republican or
ganizatlon aud the choice OF Aldrioh
himself. Is looked upon as the prob
able winner.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-17
FIRE DAMAGE SLIGHT.
Servants Quarters on Sixth and Boul-
dor Suffer $50 worth.

der surfer 800 N"rth
A slight blaze In IA small frame
house used os servants quarters In
tho rear Of residence on Sixth and
Boston. called the fire department. out
yesterday evening about 6 O'clock
Tho rlre originated from spontaneous
combustion In piio Of old rags In one
corner Of the house. A passer-by dis
covered tho fire and turned in still
alarm
The fire loddics did quick work In
eNtingulshng the blaze, which at first
appeared to be dangerous. The dwell
Ing Ia owned by Frank Helntz, pro-
prletor OF restaurant on North
, Boston street. The damage was es'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-17
THE WEATHER.

By Associated Press
Washington. Jan. l6.--Oklahoma;
unsettled Tuesday and Wednesday
CITY
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-17
LOCAL wEArHER YESTERDAY.

fDr " Hutchinson, Ohacrfnr
Temperatur' Maximum, 80 minimum,
80. wind from northeast partly eloudyi
one hundfedtl Of an inch oi rain
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-01-19
sEDpffcE
EpwOrth League Will Provide an In
tereSting s9ssurfoss-


Reddick. Jan. 19.-NIr. and Mrs. c. II.
Duncan. who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs H. G. Tinker for the past few
weeks. left Sunday for st. Petersburg
to spend the balance Of the winter
DR.. s. T. Carswen came down from
Bruins wick, Ga. Saturday to visit his
wife. who is visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. r. y. Johnson.
Mrs NJ ]. Davidson is recovering
from a very sick spell.
a crowd of the young people gave
Miss Georgia Long a surprise party
last Friday night, it being her fifteen
tn birthday
The magic lantern show on Monday
night was rather a disappointment to
the people.
The EpwOrth League will give So
cial next Thursday night in Fridy's
hall. The invitations are very unique.
\ shoe was drawn on each invitation
as follows: The Epworth League
invites you to come TO Fridy's hall
Thursday night and bring five cents
for each number of the shoe You
year. y musical treat and something
to eat. Proceeds to go toward fur
nishing parsonage"
Mrs. W. II. Sherouse and daughter
Miss Jennie. spent the day at Sparr
Monday with the formers sister. Mrs
Grantham.
Miss Carrie McAuIey returned home
from Gainesville Monday night.
Mr.. n. Leatherman made a short
visit to Gainesville Monday.
MessrS. ]. VI. NJ Robinson and J. w
Wilson each had their stores and
stocks of goods insured last week
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-01-19
BELLEHIEW
Interesting Lecture by Rev. Wenricb
Last Friday Evening

Belleview. Jan 1g--Lasc Friday ev-
ening at the town hall Rev. Wenrich
gave his very interesting and instruc-
tive lecture on "Reminiscences OF a
Four Years Cruise on an American
Man-o'-War." The entertainment was
begin by an opening chorus. ~ Life
on Il Ocean Wave" by the choir Next
was = trio. Gently Lead Is" sung by
Mr.. Lee. Miss Callie Richards and Miss
Edna Nichols. followed BY duet
'Murmuring See sung by Miss Lorena
Freeman and Miss Kathryn Wenrlch.
Rev. Wenrich carried his hearers on
a cruise around the world. At the
various stops he gave little sketches
Of the native people and their Gus
toms. with many amusing little Incl
dents. Arriving at Japan. he left his
hearers for a few minutes while Miss
Lowell sung in her very sweet voice
My Rosary" She was encOred back
and sung as an encore. If I Were
King" Rev. Wenrich then proceeded
with his cruise. and finally landed the
audience safely at home at New York.
The evening spent was one of much
pleasure. The musical program was
good and the lecture fine.
Elder Joel Ridge is enjoying a very
pleasant visit with friends from his
home in Indiana.
Mr., Fitzpatrick has been quite i'll with
a severe attack of erysipelas. bur is
slowing improving now.
Rev. Ensminger is holding services
at the Baptist church every evening
from TO S o'clock. He is an able
preacher and We hope Will do much
good.
On Tuesday night a the town hall
a panoramic picture show was held.
Quite a large audience attended and
report it very good.
| Mr.. Joseph Millsom. we regret to
| say. is still i'll. We wish him a very
| speedy recovery.
| Sunday from Pittsburg. Mr.. Mcclure
| is suffering from an attack Of rheu-
matism, and We hope that a few weeks
in our climate will relieve him of his
sufferings. His nephew and wife who
arrived last week, are stopping with
| him at his pretty cottage on Robinson
| avenue.
Rev. and Mrs. Wenrich left for the
". +. conference Wednesday. They
have endeared themselves to every one
| since coming TO the City Of Oaks in
| October and all are very DESTROYS that
he be returned here from the confer
ence.
Thursday evening at the hall Mrs
| Shedd's Sunday school class Of young
| boys will give an oyster supper. Oy-
| sters will be served from o'clock
until s o'clock.
! There will be no services at the Bap-
| fist church on Thursday evening. and
a large crowd is expected TO turn ou'
| TO the oyster supper
| Mrs. FoXworth and little son spent
| several days last week with Mrs. Fox.
worth'S mother, Mrs. f. ". Smith.
| Mrs. E. \. Polly and children o,
Ocala spent the week end with Mrs. y
L. Mott.
MesSrs. Gale K Mott, our enterpris
ing merchants. We're Ocsla visitors las
| week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Coin and little sol
of Shady spent sunday with Mrs
Coins father and sister. Mr.. ID. +. Stro
! BILE and Miss Belle strobe.
| Mrs. GoOlsby of Grahamville Spen
last week the guest of her sister. Mrs
| William Abshire.
| Miss Ella LyleS, who has been il
| for the last two weeks. Is slowly inn
proving. we are pleased to stat.
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ST. JOSFPH'S ACADEMY

LoRETTO Near iIandarin), FLORIDA
Boarding for Conducted
CAL Intellectual Moral Lines Healthy
Swimming Pool Complete
Dining Hall
o SISTER SUPERIOR
JOSEPH's ACADEMY. LORETTO