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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-14
KELLOGG GIVES
HOT answering
GOVERNMENT ATTORNEY RE
PLIES TO STANDARD COUNSEL.
WOULD DISSOLVE TRUST
Assistant TO Attorney General Dccrlcs
COmpany's Method OF Gaining
Monopoly.

By Associated Press
Washington, Jan, ~ Painting
tho STANDARD on organization as bred
by oppressing It's competitors and
hanging today as threatening cloud
over the country Frank y. Kollosg.
special assistant TO the attorney gen
eral OF the United states, today plead
ed with the supreme court TO dissolve
the Standard on Company OF New
Jersey as yiolatlyc OF the sherman
antitrust law
He gave the beginning OF tho gov
ernmcnts slide OF the controversy and
will probably complete IL Monday or
Tuesday Kellogg spoke for nearly
four hours following the closing re-
marks In the case by John G.. Milburn
for the standard on
Kellogg went over the early years
Of the Standards business, leading mp
TO the central point of the present
controversy over the reorganization
Of the Standard on Company I'm New
Jersey I'm 1899. lie characterized this
reorganization as merely a substitu-
tlon of one Illegal form Of holding
together oil companies for another H.
legal form
The first trust" was IN 1889, with
It's several trustees. and tho second,
the STANDARD Of New Jersey" Touch
Ing ON the point Of the dcfonse, Kel-
logS said that II the company whose
stocks were procured by the Standard
In 1899, not compelling, because
they were held together IN Illegal
trusts, that Of 1879 and that Of 1889.
Take away fear OF prosecution by
tho government and Standard OIL
would put every independent out of
business In five years" Kellogg con-
tinu-d. "Tho Independents can exist
only under the protection OF tho law" ."
kellogg dwelt upon enormous pro-
fits" OF the company a. further evl-
dence Of monopoly The record did
not show whore all Of the profits went,
he said, for there was nothing to
show what happened to the twenty
three million earnings Of "Dne small
pipe line"
Il tried In every way 10 learn where
that little sum went" said Kellogg.
"Officials Of the Standard, when on
the stand, told me they could not find
out Milburn once said that he would
not grtlfy my curiosity by telling
me"
Large profits az home he argued,
are not Justified to offset small pro-
fits IN foreign trade.
Build up a foreign trade. II you
cam said Kellogg, "but ! deny the
right to do so nt the expense OF the
American people"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-14
MRS. SCHENK Gets
SURPRISE IN TRIAL
STATE INTRODUCES SENSATION
Al TESTIMONY WITH AID
or YOUNG MAN WITNESS.

By Associated Press.
Wheeling W. Va Jan, i3.-The
tedium Of hypothetical questions and
technical testimony suddenly ended
in the Schenk case today when the
state. through witness, brought In
the court records the first intimation
of scandal In It's prosecution Of
Mrs Laura Farusworth sohcnk, who
Is charged with administering poison
to her husband. John O. schenk
Ever since the arrest Of Mrs
sohenk last November there have
been intimations and actual state
ments from the prosecuting attorney
that 'well known young man Of
Wheeling" would be called by the
state to show probable motive tor the
alleged poisoning,
when Daniel Phillips was called
today il created more than the usual
murmurs about the court room, that
has heretofore annoyed both Judge
Jordan and counsel. Phillips Is a
piano salesman, His name had been
guarded from publicity and In no
plan of tho prosecution that had been
given out has tho name been men
toned.
He told OF long automobile rides
with the accused at her invitation
for over eighteen months previous TO
her arrest. In the last year, he said,
Mrs. Schenk had talked to him about
plans to. secure a divorce and latcr
talked almost constantly Of the strong
probabilities Of ljer husbands death.
Phillips admitted that Mrs. Schenk,
on various occasions. had given him
costly presents,
The state attempted several times
to establish undue Intimacy between
the witness and defendant But all
questions Phillips refused to answer,
on the ground that he would incrlm-
mate himself Phillips told OF meet
ing the accused at Martins Ferry and
other places. Beer, wine and sand
wlches, he said, were always taken
on these automobile rides. Phillips
admitted further that upon arriving
at their destination point, near Smith
field. Ohio. the refreshments would be
disposed Of, the chauffeur dismissed
and he and Mrs. Sohenk would re-
main In tho car. Mrs. Schenk was
agItated more than at any time dur
ing the trial keeping her head low
cred and fumbllng with the papers
on the table before her.
The defense did not cross examine.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-14
Wires Are DOwncd.

by Associated Press
Sacramento, Calf, Jan 13.-Wlth
all telegraph and telephone wires in
to the Sierras down, the Southern Pa
ciflc and Western Pacific offices here
can obtain hut meagcr reports Of the
extent of the snow storm raging In
tho mountains All overland traffic
has been tied up, while both compan.
les have signed men and several snow
plows and rotarlcs for clearing the
blockade
he west bound Pacific trains arc
held at Portola, aud the castbound
overland AZ Belden The costbouud
Southern Pacifc overland which left
here last night stalled az Colfax and
Emlgrant Cap cal, while those due
on the coast cannot leave Sparks, Nov
AZ EmIgront Gap, six inches of snow
was reported today
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-14
We're There Any Contracts.

To discover whether there are act
ually any contracts in exstance from
Ex-Governor c. n. Haskell and the
citizens OF Oklahoma City. guarantee
ing the payment Of expenses incident
Of the removal of state officers TO ok
iahoma city Representative Barrett
of Shawnee secured the adoption of a
resolution In the house Friday call
ing on the executive department for
such contracts.
The Berrett resolution declares
that such action is rendered necessary
by the fact that the state board of
public affairs and the capital com
mission are daily importuned by
freight agents. draymen, laborers and
the like for money There Is not a
cent Of money available for such pur-
poses, according to the capital COM
mission Oklahoma City, not having
turned over any actual cash up-to-dete
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-14
GILLESPIE HAS
A machine BILL
TULSA REPREsENTATIvE INTRO.
DUCES MEASURE.
MAKE CALL FOR COIN
House Passes Resolution 10 Inquire In
TO Oklahoma City Con
tracts.

Special to the World
oklahoma City, Okla, Jan. IA
Representative j. ], Gillespie, Of Tulsa
Is the author of a bill introduced In the
house Friday providing for the regis
tratic. Identification and regulation
OF automobiles. Pryor OF sapupa also
appears as an author.
The Gillespie bill provides for the
Issuance Of state license 10y the sec
retary of state on the payment Of a
fee of So. Each machine Is to carry
numbers on front and rear and at
night carry two white lights in front
and one Of each red and white I'm the
rear
Speed limits are fixed, eight miles
I'm the business portions and IS miles
In other sections Of cities while a
maximum Of 20 miles an hour is pro-
vlded for on all roads outside cities,
Chauffeurs also are required TO take
out state licenses. Penalties ranging
from $25 up are fixed for violations Of
provisions Of the automobile law.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-14
Sergeant IN co,

After number OF speeches in which
much bitterness was displayed, the
Senate. Friday passed house resolu-
tlon instructing the sergeant-at-arms
10 go to Guthrie or wherever necessary
and take possession Of the books, pap
ers and data Of the code and commits
sion.
The resolution was so worded as not
20 recognize the existence Of the COM
mission az this time and Is evident
from the expressions Of members that
the commission viii receive no de-
ficiency appropriation TO pay for its
services from January 1910 TO the
present time. Much Of the belong
ings Of tho code commission is stored
I'm Guthrie and a great mass of papers
and notes is in the possession of San
Harris Of oklahoma City one OF the
members of the commission
Both houses were In session three
hours Friday and advanced two bills
10 third reading. The Senate adopted
the Goulding bill authorizing the Car
field County commissioners 10 levy a
half mill tax for the purpose Of the
offering prizes at the Enid Live stock
Fair and the house passed n bill by
Seary Of Conlgate increasing the num-
ber Of talismen on petit jury panel
from "a TO 36
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-14
CONNEEbY QUITS
As Police HEAD
STEPS DOWN AND oUT-AITEH
STATE JOB.
TWO VACANCIES Created
Commission to Select Men Most Suit,
able TO Rid Tulsa Of Her
Dens OF Vice.

Charles w, Councely. chief OF po.
lice mado the announcement yester-
day that No has resigned as head OF
the active police department Tho
resignation had been contemplated
for some time. It is believed. and was
written several days ago but not given
out, The place Of assistant chief
has been vacant since the resignation
Of 4, l.. Dolan. which oame after
most sensational trial before the city
commission In what has locally be-
come known as tho celebrated Jar
wick case.
The stepping down and out OF Chief
Conneely leaves the city without elth-
cr u chief or an assistant II Is likely
however that these places viii bo
filled shortly by tho commission. FIX
Sheriff II. H. Newblock. j. j Moran.
former undersherln. aud Patrolman
Walker have been mentioned as pos-
siblo persons to III these two places.
The commission has been casting
about for several weeks for tho
chiefs successor and for an assist
ant A petition, it is understood. has
been circulated for John Moran for
chief
1t Ia not known when the commls-
sion viii take up the question OF ap-
pointments 20 mn these vacancies, but
those who claim to know hold that
It is evident Mr.. Newblock viii be-
como chief and MIR. Moran his as
sistant. II such should prove agree
able to the two A reversal of the po-
sltlons. II IN said would probably not
prove agreeable TO all Of the ap-
pointers.
From all that can be learned It Is
thought The commission, and espec-
tally Mayor l., j. Martin, will have an
eye toward securing the best men
possible for these vacancies, with a
view toward the successful carrying
on OF tho booze crusade and the war
fare which Ia Intended 10 be waged
against the dens Of vice. carnlyals OF
crllno and plcnics OF lawlessness
which has infested Tulsa without ef-
fectual resistance,
with the selection OF the new chief
and his assistant will likely come n
complete reorganization OF the po-
lice department from those two po-
sltions down. There IL possibility
II Is believed. that the personnel OF
patrolmen will be materially altered.
Some of them will likely bo dropped
from the force. which may be In
creased or diminished as results be-
como known. With tho laying bare
Of the vast number OF law violators
in the city recently It is thought that
the commission VIII act IN concert In
It's final deliberations on these ap.
pOIntees.
Last night Chief Comedy gave
business reasons for his action He
dld not dlyulge future plans. II Is
said, however, that Mr.. Connncly Is
an active and vigorous candidate for
state appointment and that he Ia
desirous Of holding berth as oil In
speCtor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-14
LACKS JURISDICTION
over FOREIGN Lines
DEPARTMENT or JUSTICE NOW
FRAMES BILL TO CATCH THE
STEAMSHIP TRUST.

BY Associated Press
Washington, Jan. 10. 3.--Unofflcally.
II was learned today. the department
Of justice does not consider that tho
courts Of the United States have tu-
risdlctlon over the foreign steamship
companies which are named In tho
goyernments trust suits recently filed
In New York,
conference was held at the de.
partment. which had for It's object the
framing Of law to create jurlsdlc-
tlon for the case, and II was practIc-
ally settled that the bill introduced
In the house early In the week by rep
recentative W. ID. Humphrey Of
Washing. will be used as basis.
This bill provides that accused
steamship companies should be barred
from American ports on the penalty
Of fines and conflscatlon OF their
shlps II they did not desist from so
called Atlantic conference" which
the government complains Is an illegal
agreement in restraint OF immigration
trafoc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-14
Child BRIDE must
remain IN school
JUVENILE COURT TAKES TWELVE
YEAR OLD GIRL FROM
HOUSEHOLD DUTIES.

ny Associated Press.
Kansas city Mo, Jan. tS.--Although
Judge E. II. Potterfleld. OF the Juvenile
court did not reject Sunday Zto ~
years old, from becoming Mrs Joseph
rostO this week. he today refused 10
permit the girl TO quit school and
devote her entire time to household
affairs
A truant officer detained the girl
while she and her twenty year old
husband were preparing 10 go house
keeping The officer escorted her to
court.
"Ivc house to take care Of" plead
ed Sunday "Youll have to do that
work out of school hours" said Port
erflcld, So tonight little Sunday bun-
died her arithmetic and spelling book
and tomorrow she starts to school,
She is IN tho fourth grade
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-14
GET A SAFE CRACKER.
Postal inspectors Dlnd "Big Dutch"
Bad Yegg.

by ASSoolRIeN Press.
Philadelphia, Jan. 13.--Frank Mil
ler alias big Dutch" who was ar
rested here charged with burglares
committed In Yonkers, n. Y. was
identified today by postal inspector
as Frank Fisher. said to have been one
OF the notorious safe brakers. post Of
flee robbers and yeggmen In the coun-
try. Chief Postal Inspector Cortelyou
said tonight that Fisher ls wanted for
robberes committed in Kansas, Mis-
souri, and other Western and South
ern states, as well as In the East.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-14
TOMMY BURNS COMES BACK.
Agrees to Meet Blll Lang ot sydney on
April ~.

BY Associated Press
Seattle. Wash Jan, 13.--Tommy
Burns. former champion heavyweight
pugllist, received the following cable
gram last night from Hugh Mcintosh,
the London prize fight promoters
"Can you meet Blll Lang at sydney n,
8. W Easter Monday. April II, and
the winner Of the Blll Lang-sam Lang
ford battle 20 be fought here February
10. IN London7" Burns replied
Accept and viii let YOU know IN
thirty days II my knee stands train
ing."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-14
Farmers VS.. Politicians.

At the request OF farmers In Canadian
County who charge that county in
stItutes are controlled by politicians
instead of.practical farmers, Represen-
tative Y. s. Brown Of Piedmont intro
duccd resolution demanding an in
vestgatIon Of the state board OF agrl-
culture.
Senator Vandeventer of Bartles-
Vile introduced a bill to prevent the
contamination of streams used for
water supply. Senator Landrum OF
Tahlcquah introduced a bill forbid
ding the exhibition OF freaks.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-14
EDDY SUNS ARE GROWING.
sull Another Claimant Fllcs Bill IN
Courts.

BY Associated PresH
Concord n. H., Jan, lS,-ln addl-
tlon to the biz IN equity In the matter
OF the people OF the viii OF Mrs Baker
q. Eddy, filed In tho supreme court
OF Merrlmaok County yesterday by
George W. Glover OF Lead s D., bill
was filed this afternoon IN the United
states circuit court in behalf OF Dr.
Ebenezer j Aster- Eddy, which covers
substantially the mme grounds so far
as the legal points involved are con-
corned. An order IL asked restraining
the Eddy trustees from removing from
MerrImOck County any or the personal
property OF the Eddy estate, estimated
TO be two million dollars.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-14
Ad a Jones Captured.
EXPLOSION ON FERRY BOAT.
Accidental Explosion OF ChcmicaI4
Causes Death.

BY Associated Press.
San Francisco, Jan. 13.--A bottle
OF chemical compound dropped by
or crushed In the pocket of John o..
Norben. a well known mining en-
glneer. is believed to have caused an
explosion late today on the Southern
Pacific ferry boat Berkeley. which
brought instant death to Norben. SER
iously injuring two other men and
created panic among the two thous-
and passengers.
Norben was Identified by letter
in his pocket and a note book which
contained a list OF explosive cheml-
cats and which are thought to have
been carried In the compound on Nor
ben's person,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-14
WISHES IT PERMANENTLY.
Chris Madison Has Plan to Settle U,
y. Marshalshlp appointment.

Special 10 the World
Guthrie okla, Jan. 10 Chris
Madsen, who was adJumnt OF the
Rough Rider regiment In Cuba and
who was recently appointed tempor-
arily by United States Circuit Judge
Cotteral to DE temporary United states
marshal OF the Western Oklahoma dis
trlct, pending a permanent appoint
ment by President Taft. has made ap-
pllcltlon to the President for the per-
manent appointment and is seeking
endorsements. He il a native of Den
mark and veteran OF the Franco
Prussian war and OF French war in
Algiers In addition 10 being a survivor
OF the indian wars In this country.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-14
BoRAm WINS ONE POINT.
Gets Decision of Popular Vote on Sen.
ntOrs

By Associated Press.
Washington. Jan. 10. In spite OF
the efforts OF Senator Hale to prevent
It's consideration. the Senate today
voted down by a vote Of i3 70 II his
motion to adjourn and took up tha
Borah reslution amending the con-
stitution for the election Of United
states senator's by direct vote Of the
people. After an hours debate the
Senate went into executive session.
but Borah declared that he would
call up tho resolution In the lmmedI-
ate future and press It.
In a general discussion, Senator
Bailey effectively blocked ono admins
istration bill providing for the en-
largement of the engineer corps OF the
army and remarked significantly
that nc preferred to oppose the ad-
mlnistratlon scheme for the creation
OF tariff commission.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-14

A special election will be called
February iS to vote on a right OF way.
Mayor Martin will issue proola-
nation soon providing for the cleo
ton. and giving due notification. The
proposition Of giving "A part OF the
Central High School grounds for q
Carnegie library will aJ-a bs uatad on,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-14

An instructive address was deliver
ed on yellowstone park and the Yo-
semitic valley by Superintendent j.
@. Masters at the NJ n church,
South. last night The event was the
initial number Of the public school
lecture course. Mr., Masters showed
over one hundred slides. which have
been reproduced from pictures taken
by himself. The lectures are free to
all those wishing to attend
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-14
Rchcaring Denied.

Special 10 the World,
oklahoma City. Jan. i3,--Tn an
opinion by Presiding Judge Furman
OF tho Criminal Court OF Appeals, re-
hearing has been denied Cyrus Ras.
bury. sentenced TO life imprisonment
for participating In the robbery of
Bulgarlans near Stroud IN 1908.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-14
Board Is Completed.

The county examining board has
been completed by the appointment
OF superintendent o, r. Munson OF
Broken Arrow by william sattsast
county superintendent II. o Max
we'll principal OF the North Side
school Of Tulsa. Is tho other member
OF the board The duty OF the board
Ia to conduct examination for appll-
cants to teach In the county schools
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-14
SLAYER HELD BLASIELEss.
81 Louis Farmer Justified In Killing
Negro. Says Jury.

~ Associated Press
st Louis, Mo, Jan, ia ].
Long. q farmer at Alton, St Louis
County killed Reuben Jackson, a me-
gro. at his farm today. Then he oall-
ed up the coroner and asked that the
sheriff be sent for him. Late this aft
crnoon the coroner's jury returned a
verdict that he was justified In kill
ING the negro The negro, who was
farm hand IN Longs employ was
killed with a shot gun, after a desper-
nte struggle in which he thrust tho
prongs Of pitchfork into Longs arm,
and beat him on the head
Long discharged Jackson and the
negro refused TO leave the farm.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-14
SNOW Storm RACES
IN WESTERN States
RAILROAD TRAFFIC on SEVERAL
LINES BLOCKED BY DRIFTS
OF SNOW.
Ry As.nclnlcd preaa.


Reno. New, Jan. 13.-Wlth more
than two feet Of snow on the level.
and with the drifts plllng up tho city
is experiencing It's greatest storm
since the big blockade OF 1889 and
1890.
More than three hundred fooi Of
snow sheds down west Of Truckee.
Gale, eight feet OF snow at Summit and
six feet at TrucSee arereported. snow
Is stlll falling In both places.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-14
eau for Bank Statement.

0pN0IuT 10 IHe WOMB,
oklahoma CITY Jan l3.--dtate
Bank Commissioner Cockrpll today
called for q statement Of the condI-
tIon OF state banks at the close OF
business on the night Of January z
The National banks are called for the
same date.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-14
\ GARY NATION BREAKDOWN.
saloon Smashcr Under Care OF Ply
siClau.

By Associated Press
Kansas City No. Jan. t3--Mrs,
Carrie Nation, the Kansas temperance
worker who suffered q nervous break
down at the homo oc q friend IN
Eureka Springs Ark was brought 20
Argentine Kansas tonight FOR treat
ment, She was taken 90 tho homo ot
woman physician.
OyerworlS is believed 10 be- repon-
slble for Mrs Nations condition Sho
Is said 20 be extremely weak. but II Is
believed that rest Of several weeks
viii restore her 10 her normal strength
She Is confined TO her bed but port
OF tho time.
In case Mrs Nation rega'ns her
strength she viii return to Eureka
Springs Her intention ~ to conduct
commercial school there,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-14
Henderson Delivers Argument.

Judge j j. Henderson. from"
South Guthrie, was before tho COM
mission yesterday 60 have the city
pay the cost Of making 0ll at Eley-
enth and Guthrie. Tho entire assess
ment amounts TO about $1,000. The
city has offered 10 pay half, The
property owners refuse to pay as the
improvement Is not In front OF their
property.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-14
MAHMoU,r DEFEATS DEMErRAn.
Latter suffers Severe Injury TO His
Foot.

Uy NHHNcIHteH FTfbs,
Kansas City Mo. Jan. l3.-DurinR
the first fall Of a wrestling match
here tonight Yusif' Mahmout In using
the toe hold on the left foot Of VIII
liam Demetral fractured a bone A
few minutes later after the men had
been on the mat 23;10 Mahmout
downed Demetral with the hold, and
so badly was Demetrels foot injured
that he was unable to contiue. and
Mahmout was declared the winner Of
the bout.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-14
Bills In the House.

In the house bills were offered by
Heebly making two million dollars Of
the public building fund available for
district school houses and by Logan
and Clark Of Grant, creating a state
board o feducation with five appoint
tive members at $4,000 year each
and by Broome and New. fixing a
three year close season on deer and
turkey