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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-01-27
GS0R SALE.-2O2 Acres Fruit, Stock
~ Grain and Timber
i A r. NJ
Climber alone win pay for farm.)

% acres in good pasture; so acres in
timber, balance under cultiva-
ton. Comfortable 2.story g. A
room house, barn 40x60 feet; 6!ss
wagon shed, 30x3O feet; hog siai
pen, 20x24 feet; sheep barn,
granary, meat, poultry, wood and dairy
cry, canning factory, etc.
Price only $6250; part cash and easy
terms. Possession at once.
Also have good 40 ACRE FARM.
Price only $4,000. Possession April /,
1911. Apply to
EDWARD w. CASE,
211 z. Main St.,
jan 1856 Westminster, Md.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-01-27
40 ACRES Of Land

more or less. -One-half Of which ~ in
fine timber. This property lies In Bal
timore county, and adjCins the above de-
scribed tract. Also being part OK Nc.
Clone Farm. This In good opportunity
for any person wanting fine property,
and worthy the attention of purchasers.
For further information call upon
the undersigned residing on the proper
ty, OF George r.. Stocksdsle, Attorney,
Westminster, Md.
Terms Of Sale will be made to suit
purchasers.
ID. G. McGLONE,
aam y. r. MCGLONE.
Geo w. StGckSdaIe. ATTORNEY. ian2O-ts
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-25
TWO THINGS OCCUPY
Time OF commission
ONERHAUIS BN EUREKA COM
PANN AND PAVING CONTRACTS
COME IN FOR CONSIDER ALTON

Two things occupied the attention
of the city commission ot the meet
ing Yesterday Practically the entire
morning session was given over to a
discussion of the bills for overhauIs
presented by the Eureka Construc-
tion Company, ana the afternoon ses-
sion was taken up by a discussion OF
the contracts ln all paving districts
about to be let 10 the Parker Wash
ington Company
In contracts let by the former COM
mission TO the Eurcl,a Construction
Company, there WAS no provision
made for oyerhauls OF dirt executed
In paving streets. An agreement that
the city pay certain prices for over
hauls was entered into by the con-
struction company and the city en-
gineer. u. G. Fenstermaker Acting
on this agreement. the construction
company made certain oyerhauls Now
II ia seeking to collect about $1,000
from the city for tho work The
commission takes the stand that the
debt Is at least moral obligation
and viii probably allow the bills for
all legitimate oycrhauls.
Anticipating that I'm all probability
the Sand Springs Electric Railway
Company would want 10 build tracks
ON certein streets on which the Par
ker- Washington Company was the
successful bidder the commission and
contractors were in Il quandry over
a clause that would be fair to both
parties should the interurban com
pany announce It's intention Of build
ing after the contracts had been let.
A satisfactory clause was finally
drawn up. and will become a part Of
the contracts Should the lnterurban
company start to build tracks before
the paving company begins work tho
contract can be discarded by the paw
ing contractors II more than one
fourth Of the strets IN the district are
occupied by the car company The
contracts will probably be executed
within the next few days.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-25
ALLEGES HENRY COT
RID OF MONEY fast
/ GERTRUDE PERUVIAN ALSO
/ CLAIMS HUSBAND Is SHIFT q
LESS AND 4 Gun TOTIR.

An allowance OF $50 month and
tho custody Of their three year old
daughter Is asked IN a petition for di-
vorce hled In the circuit court by
Gertrude Perryman against her hus-
band, Henry Perryman.
In the complaint the husband Is
alleged TO be of a sullen, morose dis
position, uncompanlouable shiftless
quarrelsomc, aud accused Of having
continually "totod" a slx-shooter on
his person. These are the grounds
on which the plaIntin has based her
action for divorce
sho also AYERS that she was kept
In constant fear OF her husband who
on many occasions threatened IA
shoot her on March I, following one
OF his periodical spreoA the plaintiff
packed her trunk dressed her child
and took up another abode where
safety would be- assured she claims
perryman ~ Creek Indian and III
the petition is said 10 have received
an allotment Of land valued at $4,000
from the Creek nation. This. Il /,
alleged, he has sold, that he squau.
dcred the money through continued
dissipation; and that when his~owr
property was disposed OF, he by
means of threats, caused his wife
to mortgage her property 60 tn,
amount Of sr90O with which he met
his personal obligations
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-25
Rnl In.nrrocto. Manl DIM

BY Associated Press.
El Paso, Texas. March 2t--Wide
spread political reforms In Mexico.
with the abolition of direct federal
control OF the Jese PolIucos, or may
ors. Of cities and towns and the in
stitutiou Of an election by popular
vote of governors Of state, are seen
by the revolutionary Juanta In the
announcement from Mexico city Of
the resignation Of the cabinet
Whether the cabinet retirement
would have the effect OF allying the
insurrection. the leaders would not
say They preferred they said TO
await. immediate developments eX-
pected at the Mexican capital.
The following statement was iH-
sued
If the nsurrection has had the ef-
feet Of retiring the cabinet, II will
soon go further and retire Dla2 II
will have the result, ultimately Of
giving the people free ballot guar
anteed under the constitution of lS51,'
As soon as the resignation Of the
cabinet became known, couriers bear
/ ing the messages from Gonzales Gar
za, secretary OF state. were sent across
| the Rio Grande into Mexico on their
/ way to Fraucii'o Madcro the pro-
INslonal president II was intimated
/ that Francisco Aladcro would not
| take notice OF the cabinets resgna-
tion to the extent Of ceaslng hostilI-
/ ties Madcro II was said was not In
la position to treat for peace unless
formal offers were sent from Mexico
city
Madcro IL fighting FOR the over.
/ throw Of Diaz and not merely for the
overthrow Of his cabinet, II was stated
az the Juanta.
More than that Of any other, tho
retirement of Minister Creel would b,
agreeable to the lnsurrcctos, it wa'
asserted. for when serving as COVER
nor Of the state Of Chichuahuu, Mr.
Creel had been responsible for mucl
Of the dissatisfaction existing in tn
state which Is regarded as the strong
hold OF thcrevolutionary movement
The retirement Of the cabinet wal
not entirely unexpected by the rev
NlhllulldlN l'hNNiFf ~ AANNANN '''
their belief that Minister Liman ours
conference with the insurrecto agency
in New York and his trip to Mexico
/ city were preliminary "a important
Developments This was based large
Ily on a telegram from Gustavo Ma.
dero I'm New York that Limantoul
had promised an entire change OF
politics IN Mexico,
A telegram was received here TO-
night stating that Francisco !. Ma
dero, Sr.. father Of the revolutionary
president and Gustayo Madero, o
New York are on their way 10 Sar
Antonio. Texas. on business connect
ed with the insurrectlon. The tele
gram was received by Senior Cara
The exact purpose ~ the trip Of The
Maderos was not made known.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-25
\ REAL MODERN hGRACLE.
Or How $3.50 Is Allcgel 10 lIavo
Dw.ndled to u Paper So.

Even In this twentieth century bus
tie, miracles are sometimes perform
ed II the stories told by Ira Marshall
and j, Pickett are true tho Tulsa po-
lice department has uearthed mira
Gle.
Ira Marsnnll, delivery boy for
"a Tulsa bak ,ry, sold a loaf Of bread
to negro servant at house near
Eighth and Boulder. The delivery
boy made change with tho negro J .
Pickett. from a leather wallet IN
which was about $3.50,
Stopping at IA house about a block
away the BOY attempted TO make
change with ~ customer, and discov-
cred that his wallet was missing. lie
returned TO the house where he had
made change with the negro, After
hunting to no avail for about half an
hour the youth and other searches
were about TO give up. Then the col
ored "gemmen' appeared on tho
scene lie had found the wallet and
handed the hoy s. bill. saying that
that was lts contents, It Is said,
The delivery boy caused the arres
OF tho colocod man.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-25
BRODERICK IS Freed
OF BRIBERY charge.
AND IT TOOK THE JURY 20 MN
ITI.S-NTrOItNEI BURKE
SPRINGS SENSATION.

Springfield Ill.,. March 24,-State
Senator John q, Brodcrick OF chi.
cago. who has been on trial here since
last Monday on charge Of having
bribed former Scnntor y w. Hoist
law OF uka 90 vote for United states
Senator william Lorlmer. was pro-
nounccd not guilty by jury
which returned its verdict this after
noon after having been out only Wen
ty minutes The nnal arguments
were completed about o'clock and
the instructions pt the court then
read.
when Brcderick learned the we're
dict no suid
II was not guilty. OF tine cr'mo
charged against me-
The closing arguments wpro ho-
gun after the noon day recess, states
Attorney Burke speaking FOR the
state. In the atter part OF hs ad-
dress TO the jury ne made scnsa-
tlonnl declaration. Swinging around
until ne directly faced Broderck hc
said
John Brodcrlclt n YOU win get up
here before the court, and under oath
state where YOU got the $500, win
nolle this case, 80 help mo God, n
IL is the last thing ever do.
Tho defense objected to the state
mcnt on the ground that they could
not answer. and that MIR Brodercb
could not do what the s,atcs attor.
ney suggested as he never received
the $4,000 The objection was sus-
talucd.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-25
Mexican CABINET
TAKES NAbKOUT
RESIGN AT SPECIAL MEETING
DIAH DELAYS ACCEPTANCE
ALL ARE PAST 65 Years
Llmnntour Alone VIII Rcmuiu--KcaS-
ON Given for Action II IL WIN
Make for Peace.

BY Associated Press
Mexico city, Mar. 2i--Tho Diaz
cabinet resigned in a body no spec
ial meeting today. The president de-
rerred action upon ~ designations.
The reason given fof the action in
an official announcemqnt Is the belief
that II will contribute 10 the reestab-
lishment of peace and facilitate the
reforms which are In contemplation.
Enricque G. Creel, minister Of foreign
relations, presented To- designations
In behalf Of all the II piuisters.
President Diaz thanlied the retiring
members for the efficient aud pa,rl-
otto cooperation in the past and an
nounced that he would postpone his
acceptance or reJectmont until later.
Not one of the men who until today
formed pPresident Dinz.9 cabinet Ia
Tess than 65 years ola and several
are much older. With the exception
Of Enricque c. Creel all have been
members for many years, and his
alone has been one of the grievances
Of the revolutionists, who have sug
gested that the chief executive should
surround himself with representatives
OF the younger generation men more
closely in touch with the affairs Of
the people. Following are those who
resigned
Enricque c. Creel of foreign affairs
| Raymon Corral. minister OF interiors
| Jose Yves Limantour, minister Of
nnance; Olegario Molina minister OF
/ tomento: Justo Sierra minister OF ed
ucation; Manuel Gonzales Cosio, min
ister Of war and marine Leandrc
Fernandez minister of public works
and communications; Justlnu Fernau.
| dez, minister Of iustict
without exception, these men have
contributed valuable service to theii
country and the president but tn,
popular feeling against them has beer
! growing steadily since long before tn,
beginning Of the revolution.
The news that the cabinet had re
signed spread rapidly throughout tn,
city In all quarters it was favorable
! commented on
Jose Yves Limantour who II Is re
. ported will he the only cabinet mem
| her persuaded 10 remain, is an ole
man but * yet regarded as one Of tn,
shreWdest and most able In the re-
public, There is an element which
will not be pleased at his retention
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-25
lini lie nldn,i Inmc.

Ana where's Sir Thomas? Accord
'ng 10 advices received yesterday,
Thomas HAYDEN. president of the
Western Association was in Muskogee
on baseball business and was TO have
come TO Tulsa last night. Magnate
Hayden didn't show up. w. A. Stu
art and Tad Reese are still waiting
20 take the Tulsa franchise in the
Western Association II Hayden and
the two cln come 10 a satisfactory
agreement, and there's no reason why
they shouldn't; Hayden has conceded
through the medium OF the press.
everything which the two have ask
ed so far. Tulsa baseball fans are
on edge awaiting the result OF "A con-
ference between the two prospective
nagnates and the W. A president.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-25
just a Formal Courtesy.

Washington. Mar 24.-When Sec
rotary, Norton was informed by the
Associated Press Of the resignation Of
the cabinet OF President Diaz of Mex
leo. he hurried to the White House
to tell President Tart. The President
was attending musical when he
heard the news. Senor De Labara,
the Mexican ambassador, also was in
formed unonicially, and said ne ex-
pected telegram from his govern
ment concerning the designations.
The designations were not unexpec-
ted In Washington. II Is believed here,
however by both the lnsurrecto and
federal government sympathizcrs that
the resignation was a formal courtc-
ny to those members who are to re-
tire permanently. but that when the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-25

Tecate, LowT Calif, Mar 2i.-An
attack ON three sides of the federal
position of Tecate lin began shortly
after 8 o'clock tonight II appeared
10 tho Associated Press correspondent
that there is force Of so rebels FIR
ing constantly at the exposed posi-
ton Of the federal troops on the Hill.
Bullets are dying thick over the store
Of Thing Brothers on the American
side, half mile from the federal po-
sitiou Communication ls interrupted.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-25

BY Associated Press
wichita kan, Mar 2i--Franlt s
Burt former chief of police who
pleaded guilty TO traffIckins IN stolen
postage stnmps was informed today
by United States Marshal W, n. Mack.
ey that his sentence Of fifteen months
had been commuted by Attorney Gen.
eral Wlckersham, The fine OF s l00C
imposed will stand. District Attorncy
Bone and the United states marshal
and postoiiicc inspectors who worked
on the case lntcrcedod for Burt on ia,
grounds that his assistance was nee.
essary Tor the breaking of the trof'
fic and the capture Of those engaged
In II.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-25
THREE | LEAGUE To
AGAIN Be IN CAME
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION MAY BE
BROUGHT INTO LITIGATION
BECAUSE or ACTION.

BY Associated Press
Auburn, ~ Y. March 2i.--The
board Of arbitration Of the National
Association of professional leagues
today decided that the Three T.
League. officially the Indiana. Illi-
nois and Iowa League, shall continue
as constituted last season.
The Three rs tangle has inter-
ested baseball circles long time,
The four clubs forming the southern
part OF the circuit favored breaking
away and forming new six club
league and taking In Quincy and De-
catur. When this failed, four clubs,
claiming to be a majority met and
Oust out Waterloo, Iowa, and substi-
tutad QuncI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-25

In ruld on the "Ow drug store
last night zoe Walters was arrested
on charge Of violating the city ord
nance No. 75G Walters was taken
10 the city jail, whore he was rcleos-
cd ON 5000 cash bond, The arrest was
made by "rly cop" Ellis and chief
Ncwblock. They claim to have
caught Walter In the act Of barterIng
booze. Tho case will be tried Ia po-
gce court this as."-v--S
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-25

Monterey, Mexico Mar. 24--SiSteen
men were taken from "a Mexican ln-
lcrnational train here last night by
the authorities and placed in jail in
the belief that they are revolutionary
sympathi2crs attempting TO mobilize
m this vicinity Every day for a
month passengers have been taken
from trains 20 jail without eNplana-
don. The total ls believed 10 have
reached In the hundreds.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-25
NIudcro Wins Victory.

Prsedlo, Texas Mar. 2l,-From a
messenger who reported to san jose
De La Cruise Sanchez, IN command
OF the insurgents beseglng the town
of Ojlnaga today, insurrectos under
the direct command OF Francisco l..
Madero, have won AN lmportan Vic
tory In the vicinity ot the city of
chihuahua. routing the federal troops
after 100 had been killed and 40 TAX
on prisoners
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-25

Laredo, Texas, Mar 2l,--Army cir
cles in Laredo are without lnforma-
ton concerning the report sent out
from here today that General Luke. In
command Of the federal forces In
belcagured Ojlnaga had been MUIR
dcred pnd his body sent to Cidudad
porfiriu Diaz
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-25
on Men Meet Today.

This afternoon at o'clock the
Oklahoma OH and Gas Producers A.
soclatlon will convene I'm the office Of
the president w. r. Perry, Ia tho
Central National Bank building. II
the crowd swells 10 the anticipated
size the oil men VIII reconycnI in the
Commercial Club rooms.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-25
Iirlnrn. Mlln rrl.nnrr.

T.. l.. ulll, deput sheriff returned
Yesterday morning from Houston.
Texas nrIuglng 100 his custody John
Bowman wanted ou charge uf hev.
Ing robbed store u Skutuoh moro
than twu yura ugo During the two
yplrs loo which hy was away Rove
man Is said tn have been boo various
scrap,s. among thpu alleged Goo nave
been imprisoned eight monJhg on :
charge Of bank roubing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-25
GOVERNOR CRUCE HITS DIS
TRICT AGRICULTURAL SCHOOLS,
send ALONG The WAGONS
VeIO Cuts OF Million Dollar9-Ap'
proves Charter Election Bill
There Is No "PubliC Defender"
,..o.oooo0. {. .....9.Y...'

} Special to the World.
) oklahoma city, okla Mar
2l.-Governor Cruce today
) vetoed score OF bills, includ-
Ing appropriations aggregnt-
ing an immense sum. only
that approprlatIng N25,OOO
for new building for tile
state university law school
. among those intended for
state institutions was signed
Bills for the A. & NJ, College
. at Saltwater and the Alya
) normal are still IN his hands.
. Two Of the most important
bills vetoed were the public
defender" bill and a proposed
) law giving the commission OF
. health supervision over the
. states water supply.
/. Representative ], l. Giles
. pie and Robert Galbreath ot
. Tulsa were given hearing to-
a night by the governor on the
. minor lease" bill.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-25
, ooo.oco.oo9Yo9099.o.S
THE OUTLOOK GOOD.

By Associated Press,
New York, March 2i.-
Dun's Pcvtew tomorrow win
say: Although reports from
the leading trades and differ
ent sections vary. conditions ON
on the whole continue TO indi-
cate an advance. Retail trade
is more satisfactory and
many OF The important centers
make optimistic statements
concerning the outlook,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-25

You never know how many comlcal
tollers live IN your town TN you cut
your musmthc off, tn hardest thing
farmer does next I plowin' Is givin'
half Ia road & tourln' car.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-25
LOCAL WEATHER YnsrnRpAY.

lDr n NJ Hutchinson Observer
rompwaluto- Maximum So, Minimum 40
Wind from south, clear
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-25
RUSSIANS VS.. CHINESE.

By Associated Press.
London, March 24.-Private
cables received by London bus
mess houses from representa-
tivcs In the Far East today are
disquieting Th,y assert that
II IL expected Russia will de-
clare war against China.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-22

ma, bon benen ieoer In Der fiirsfih
ftdttgefunoenen gtepolution in 6pnbus
ras cine 9iDiiton bon Regierungstrups
pen tommanbirt bate, fi1lo an 5onn>
tag In sinem 4ufrnhr in gondna.
guetd, elmer 8oritdbt BON Geguctgolpd,
srfhoHen tporben. DER Rratpdu ar
tete i6lieBfih in elmer iOrmli6en
Shldht aus unb es follen tpenigftens
40 Der Mnbdnger ber beioen 8enerdle
set0btet unb 80 anbere gerionen, barr
unter me1rere s5rauen, DerpuHoet tpors
ben iein. Inter Den Sobten beftnbst
ft9 aud Elm gobn bes Generals 9ios
uifio 9utterre8.
Der GraiDda begonrt nm bier ubr
Ra6mittass. Die 9ruppen Der Genez
rdle Cara unb pnlmd, nie tpd1reno Der
RepOlution nub 9egucigoIpa gebruht
tporben puren, I'M bic bouptitaot 3u
ptrtbeibisen, butten bie 8oritabt Co
mdpaglela beiebt uHD rDareu bis gum
Sonntus nod ni6t eHtfDaffnet uorbeu,
tpie bt.s unter Dem Jrisbsnspertrug,
Der in pusrto gorte5 abssf6lOFen
fpurbe, nereinbart Dornsn mar. Mos
bic geranlaFung su ben Strett tpur,
lit niht betdnut, nath BEN erftsn GU
fammenftpB griffsn bic SOlbatsu aber
fofprt 3u ben Wlahetes 1ino ben 9es
tuebren unb bic befpen gsnerdle nabs
men perf0nlid an benz Sample tbeil,
Der mebr ais cine Stunoe bauerte.
8isIs Qeute idben bem Sample IN
interefiirter Wsifs 3u, unb aIs ss
| inliebltd sum5unnsrmsngs lam. pur.
ben ttne san5s ansabl gsuts, bsnsn Der
Rid5ug a6geIhnttten ipar, in ben
anGusl btn.inge3osen.
General Wafurn ipurbs bann in als
ler gils nit 5ruppeu nu6 bem S6ou>
plab Der llnruben geihidt uHb ss gez
lang ihm aud. bic RGmpfsnosn su
trennen. gs purbe eiHe itarts Wohe
suriideelaffsn, Inn fpeiters uRrub:n gu
nerbinbsrn. Die meifkn Der 5obteu
rDuroen am WoHtag beera6en.
Die WtHitsrtrifis in Sta
lien.
Som, 81. Wdrs. GiODdHni 9ios
fifth, Der i'm Sabre 1909 prsmisrHiuts
fter mar, tpiro BON alien Ssttsu srIu6t,
elm nsuss aabiu.t au buoen. Sbglei6
er nod niht 5ugefugt fat. bat sr bod
bereits angeFnnssn, bic bsrihiensnsn
pplitiiten 9ruppen 3u ioHpireu, um
m6sii6.ripeiIs .in MiHiFtsrium gu Or
aaniiireu, IN bem audi bic Ggtremsr
uuo f.ibft bic SoSialijsfn 9srtrstung
finoen f1nnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-22
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