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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-14
LOVES HER MORE THAN l'FE
younp Girl Wont Part from
Mother 10 Go to Sanatorlum'

Theresa Boyaso, sixteen years o'G' VI ~,
81 rast lin street. who for the 'ase WV ~
wears has had tuberculosis, was ID e.
;be Harlem court by the charity oTs gar,
,zation SOCIETY yesterday In tho hoI' , ,,,a,
Che would consent 10 go to some sal. .'.
,or,um Cor treatment. Despite the . on'.,s
~ ' ,,"ot.,rate Hermann and the society
- p, ncrsuasiol. she said she preferred
a. die i'm hca own home. tn. ,.,,b my
Won 10 said. when the magistrate
m mott o persuade her 10 go 10 some insh,G
, ,ioG T yR She might be cured my gn
needs and love 'Esr hf ,rrn se his GS attention
The m IaIbsr Who Shrugged his shoulders
"a said ne could do nothing,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-14
STREET FIGHT OVER WOMAN
Texas Oil Operator Opens Fire on Hus-
band, Who Assaulted Him.

houston, Ter, MAY 13.-H sequel TO the
'eoent night between John O'Neill. a
"sanhy oil operator. and Frank Terrell
~ which Mrs. Terrell was indirectly in
vowed. was enacted on the street here TO-
Ssy when o'Neill opened FIRE on Terrell
1ouf Shots were fred, but ONeilrs aim
was Dad and Terrell escaped.
io-oays encounter occurred after Terrell
eNo ms brother-in- law. Frank stratton. jr.,
nso been fined for assault on ONenI. a
month ago. This tight was at Terren's house
tnd grew out Of Terrelrs charge against
"ite and o'Neill O'Neill was arrested
afternoon. accused Of attempt to muir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-14
AscENsION DAY AT TRINITY.

The annual Ascension Day festival will
~ ce,sbrsted In Old Trinity on May is at II
O'Clock IN the morning. All the clergy, OF
Trinity's chapels will take part. and a
procession around the church VIII be ac-
al proaramme will include the Process
sdn,aI" 81 Hiles, 'Introit' of Handel, of
fertory" by spohr and the "Reeessional'
by Elvey. Holy communion VIII De cele-
or # 10 q. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-14
A1yNT.s BLOWS KILLED CHILD
Mrs Wentzeu Sent to Prison for 10
y..rs for Causing Nephew's Death.

salem. Mass. May 1a.-A verdict Of guilty
OF ma iia' aga,nst Mrs. Jennie O. Wentzell' Of
Io-aay az lansing the death Of her nephew.
lynn i0i peaupre, four years old, and she
Cnaf nant -. 10 fifteen years in prison
was se I'VE uss placed in Mrs Wentzelrs
me D aSout year ago. He died last Feb
cn srs "a the the result of wounds made by a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-14
NEED 100000 FOR SANE FOURTH.

The sum Of 10000 is needed by Mayor
Gaynor's Fourth Of July committee 10 carry
out its plans for four hundred safe and
sane celebrations in the city this year OF
this amount half must be raised by popl-
lar subscription. Herman Rider. president
OF the committee, asks that contributions
be sent 10 Isaac y. Seligmao. treasurer,
No l William street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-14

Edward Lauterbach and Samuel Mason,
manager Of the Hebrew Immigrant Aid
Society. drew interesting conclusions from
a glance at these figures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-14

sunnAy,s NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in tho United States
for 81 so year.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-11-06
NEW JERSEY

NEWARK, Nov. 5.-New Jersey has given Wilson n plurality estimated up- on the returns at 35,000 to i5,o00 over Roosevelt. Returns at midnight show. cd Taft in third place. His vote IS less than half of Wilson 's the heaviest vote ever cast in the state. A long ballot, delayed the count. But l27 dis triets out of the states 1,779 precincts has been heard from at midnight. They gave Wilson s,s0l, Taft 3,912, Roose' welt 5,sls. Ten of the states repre- sentatives in the next Congress will be Democrats and two will be Republicans. The Democratic gain is three over the present representation. A Democrat is likely to succeed Frank O. Briggs as United states Senator. Whether the next president of the State Senate who succeeds, Wilson as Governor will be n Democrat is undetermined by the early returns.
 NEWARK, Nov. S.--A Democrat will succeed Woodrow Wilson as Governor of New Jersey. The De- mocrats elected four of the six State Senators, thereby displacing the re- publican majority of one with a similar democratic majority which will elect Wilson's successor.
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MASSACHUSETTS

BOSTON. Nov. 5.--wilson's strength in Boston today exceeded that of Taft and Roosevelt combined The latter two almost evenly a,vided the vote received by Taft four years ago. The Democratic nominee made slight gain over the vote given Bryan in 1908. Complete returns of the city showed Roosevelt 2i,54s, Taft 2i,l'I Wilson 42,70s.
 BOSTON, Nov 5.-The indications with half of the state tabulated were that Massac husetts favored today q Democratic president for the hist tim" in its history. Foss apparently s re elected by an increased plurality In complete returns from sixteen eongres- s;onaI districts showed the Democrats made slight gains. Five hundred and forty.seven out of i,l02 precincts giv. Wilson 7,,66l, Taft i9,sO3, Roosevelt 53,6ii.
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CALIFORNIA

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.--Regis,, tar of Voters Zemansky estimated that Wilson would carry San Fran risco by 20,OO0 plurality.
 LOS ANGELES, Nov. D. Partial re- turns from BIO precincts out of 700 m los Angeles City give Roosevelt lo,S25' Wilson 1880, Debs 2,i55, Taft 2go' The Progressives claim a plurality TOT Roosevelt of 25,0O0 in Los Angeles County based on these figures.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. !. Thirty eight city precincts complete gi,e Wilson l0s,0c0, Roosevelt 76,0Oo. This was thought to have been strong Roosevelt district.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 5.--Re- turns from the largest three Califor- ma cities and scattered precincts m every section oi interior California indicate the winners plurality in to- days presidential contest will shade down to very narrow margin when a complete count is made Roose- gelt apparently had a plurality, m excess of twenty thousand m Los Angeles county and carried Alameda
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county by a fair margin. Wilson on the basis of early returns will have a plurality of six thousand in San Francisco county. Returns from a large majority of the interior coun- ties show Wilson pluralities and these added ,o his lead in San Fran CISCO threaten to overcome the Roosevelt plurality in the Los Ange- les and Alameda strongholds. The situation at ten o'clock tonight is one in which the indicated margin for either candidate is SO small that il is idle to forecast the final re- suit.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Son the basis of complete coun, of the first 100 precincts in San Francisco out of total of 6s7, Wilson carried the city by a plurality of more than i4,00O.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. Slate indications are that California will join the Wilson column.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.-J. 0. Davis, chairman of the Democratic State Central committed. made the fol. lowing statement at n o'clock tonight concerning the contest in California: :: "Wilson will carry the state by 20,000. Roosevelt will have Los Angeles by a margin not to exceed 1000 votes. We carry San Francisco by 10000 and get a much larger vote in the San Joaquin and Sacramento valleys than we ex- pected. The coast counties will be ours. Santa Clara and Monterey coun. ties, which we did not claim. are not expected to he in the Wilson column. Our success was contributed to by the fact the Taft electors were disfran- ehised but Wilson would have won on his own strength.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. s.-Re- turns from 1920 of 4372 precincts from the stare including one third of Los Angeles County and little more than half of San Francisco County show the following: Wilson 0O.3s5, Roosevelt Ss.2sS. Taft coz Debs ll,020, Chain 1905.
 LOS ANGELES. Nov. 5.-33S pre- cincts in the City of Los Angeles out of 4s5. give Wilson 20sS3. Roose- welt 2s,s85. Taft 903. Debs 70s.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6.--Ths ,abula,ion of returns from the Cali fornia counties up to l2:30 a. m. in' dicate that Woodrow Wilson has carried the state by between SW and 9OO0.
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ty thousand votes The Democratic candidate carried Milwaukee county over Taft by close to ten thousand. Meagcr returns from upstate show Wilson winning even in strong Re publican districts.
 Roosevelt is running behind Taft except in Winncbago county which the Progressive candidate carried by small margin over Wilson. Early reports indicate a close race between Karel, Democrat and Me Govern, Republican, for the govcr- norship. Chairman Paul B. Helmy of the Democratic State Central Committee claims the state for Karel by 10000. Chairman George E. Scott of the Republican State Cen tral Committee claims the State for McGovern on the face of the returns by 25.000 to 5000 Con gressman Victor l.. Berger, of Mil waukee, the only Socialist in con gress was defeated for reelection by former Congressman William H.. Stafford, who ran as a fusion can The entire Socialist ticket in Mil waukee went down to defeat before the non-partisan coalition of the Democrats and Republicans. with the possible exception of Winifred C. ZobeI. the present District Attorney. Congressman John J. Esch in the Eth district and Irvine l.. Lenroot in the eleventh district have been re- elected Stewart. Democrat. is run ming neck and neck with Congress- man A. Cooper. Republican in the first district. Congressman kenop, Democrat and Representative Morse, Republican. each claims the election in the ninth district.
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ILLINOIS

CHICAGO, Nov. 5. One hundred and ten precincts in Cook County give Roosevelt g,4s0, Wilson s,s2l, Taft 5,425. Debs 4,016.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 5.--It seems unan' ,mously conceded Wilson x election is assured, said Joseph Y. Davies, man ager of the Democratic campaign m inc West at $ o'clock tonight. Now if is rather a question what states wiii not be for Wilson instead of what states are for him. am prepared to eopeede Illinois Co Roosevelt"
 CHICAGO, Nov. B. Eighty.one pre- cinets in Cook county give Roosevelt ! les, Wilson 6.3e3, Taft 3,s56, Debs 2'a.5' Governor Dunne, Democrat, 3oss. Deneen, Republican 2,0s1, Funk, Progressive, ,5ss. i
 CHICAGO. Nov. 5-Dunne, 2 Demo erat. is apparently elected Governor. Glole Carvil. Democrat, IS elected Mayor. ,,
 CHICAGO. Nov. 5.--The City News hureau which is gathering tho election ,eturns in Cook county, at o'cioeh said Roosevelt appeared to have eur ried Chicago by more than io'ooo IH"r' ality.
 CHICAGO. Nov. Slate returns including many Democratic conniie' in inc southern part of the stat, took away the Roosevelt plurality o' early returns and gave Wilson sIght lead His total on 69A pre- cincts heard from was fourteen Vo'e' more than Roosevelt, Returns or 6o3 nrecinc,s outside of Cook count, cave Taft A12o7. Wilson 65'Ss/ culcAGO, Nov. 5.--Dnnnc, Demo c,at candidate for Governor. appears on have carried Chicago over Denecn Republican. by about i5,ooo.
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Admission and Claims.

WASHINGTON, Nov s.--The Washington Times, Frank A Nun. sey's paper was one of the first to eoncede Wilson's election "by ire. mendous sweep"
 NEW YORK, Nov 5.-Dixon oi the Progressive party shortly before ten o'clock tonigh, claimed Illinois, Vermont, Michigan, I&snsylvania and Iowa for Roosevelt
 CHICAGO, Nov S--At Q o'clock Medill Mccormick in charge of the Progressive headquarters claimed Illinois. Michigan. Iowa and Wis consin for Roosevelt.
 Congress.
 All Democratic nominees in Tex. as are elected Ina the Missouri Fifteenth District. Decker. Democrat is elected In ihe Pennsylvania Thirteenth district, Rothermel. De. mocrat is re elected
 All Democratic nominees elected to Congress m Georgia.
 In Alabama. Mississippi and Ar kansas all the Democratic nominees are elected.
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GRUESOME FIND MADE ON BEACH
 AVENUE Bones of White Man Dug From Trench Being
 Cut by Laborer

While digging q trench on Beach avenue in West Prescott on Monday morning. Newton MorreIl. an em- unearthed sthe skeleton of what ap- pears to have been white man, and whose burial took place over fifty years ago. or before Prescott was founded The discovery created much interest. the grave being locat- cd on ,fe main travelled highway and in close proximity to resi- dencc, at a shallow depth An inves- tigation made of the remains by Dr. J. II. Blaine, the dentist, revealed the interesting condition according to the teeth imbedded in the jaw. bone, that the man could not have been over forty years of age.
 s Other, investigations made showed that the rings around the teeth in dicated that the deceased had at some time in life been afflicted with a severe attack of measles, if in fact, |, was not this afliction that proved fatal. The frame was of mas siye proportions, which dispels any idea that the man was of prehistoric progeny. After being questioned several pioneers residing in the city since it was first settled in 1S63, are unable to recall any burial over talk. ing place in that locality. and it h the supposi,ion that the man may have been done away with and the body secreted at point where the least trace of his fate would be known. as was desired. Nothing whatever of personal nature was found among the remains. which also adds to the mystery associated with the gruesomc discovery
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COLORADO

DENVER, Nov. D. Meager returns received at lo;ij o'clock tonight from BIS precincts in thirty counties. inelud. ing l74 in Denver, indicate Wilson ear ried the state by q substaPtinl plur' ality. Tn. reports on straight ballots give Wilson 22,s0i, Taft n l,30d. Roose. welt i5,355. Figured on estimated total vote of 2TO.0O0 in the state, Colorado should give Wilson plurality of about 10000. Partial returns from the city of Denver indicate the statewide pro. bibition amendment was iecisiyely de. feated
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FRED N. KESS[ER ANSWERS FINAL
 SUMMONS

After patiently suffering for nearly two years, the aHliction of Fred N kessler called him hence on Sunday al the home of his mother in Napa. Cal, was the sad tidings received in this city on Monday night or eXcentional capabiliiy and a genial personality, the passing away of this former resident will be learned of with expressions of the deepest re. gret, In addition to his popularity. he was also reparded as one of the most competent accountants, filling position of responsibility in the freight offices of the \. F. r. & r. railway in this city that gave him a rating as without peer For twenty seven years he had been in the accounting department of the Santa Fe system. which reflects the high class capabiliiy he enjoyed in his profession He was aged 4l years, and besides mother hc leay- es wife and daughter in ibis city. io whom the tender sympathy oi all is extended in their hcrcavrgneni He was a native of Topeka, Kansas, and hi. burial will take place ip Napa.
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vania. In lo43 out of 5377 election districts in the state outside of Phil adelphia. Taft has 3S,64s, Wilson 62,032, Roosevelt 62,046. In Phila- delphia with less returns in Taft leads Wilson by l4.000 votes and Roosevelt by I1,00O.
 PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.--Wi,h about half the disiirtcs of Pennsyl- vania counted Roosevelt's State plu- rally will be from 25,000 to 50,0O0
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PRESCOTT.

Eight hundred and sixty six votes were pollcd in Prescott--4W in the north precinct and 40 ir the south precinci---out of total registration of ll6O. The figures given m the table of returns showed the count at o'clock this morning in the North precinct, the count being completed in inc South precinct at 5 30 a. m
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WISCONSIN

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5--Conpletcr ,e,urns from Milwaukee County and sca,,ereJ precincts throughout The State indicate Wilson swept W's,on' ,,,u sin by irom twenty thousand fo 'h'f-
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IDAHO

BOISE. Nov. s.--The reelection of Congressman French, Republican. is the only fact indicated by the re- turns from twenty-two of ldaho's 676 voting precincts. Taft. Wilson and Roosevelt are only l6O votes apart Hadley. Democrat. and Mar tin, Progressive are equally close.
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IOWA

DIES MONIES. Iowa, Now s.--- Early returns from scattered pre- cincis show Taft is polling about one third of his vote of 1908. Will son has almost the entire Demo cratic vote in the State and Roose- welt is getting votes from each. Roosevelt, is well in the lead on re turns received up to Q D. m.
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PORTLAND. Nov s.-Returns from all parts of the State indicate Wilson carried Oregon, Roosevelt second, Taf, third Woman's Stuff rage won in Mul,nomah county. Single tax was defeated in all sec ,ionS apparently.
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SOUTH DAKOTA

SIOUX FALLS, Nov. 5.-slow re- turns from sehttcred precincts in South Dakota indicate Roosevelt carried the state by a small plurality. Returns from l75 out of l,653 precincts give Wilson s,ss2, Roosevelt s,214, with Byrne, Republican, and Johnson, Demo. cra,, for Governor, running practically even,
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NORTH DAKOTA

GRAND FORKS. Nov s.--At ten o'clock tonight the indications were that Wilson carried North Dakota Taft and Roosevelt are running close together but are far behind the De mocraiic candidate. The Republican state ticket. headed by Congressman l.. B. Hanna. for Governor. probably won the election by safe margin
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VERMONT

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Nov. !. Twenty out of 246 precincts give Roosevelt 1,594, Taft l+93, Wilson s22 The same places in September gave Governor Metzer. Progressive, i.226, Fletcher, Republicans, 1899, Home, Democrat, l,05a.
 MONTPELIER. Vt, Nov S- Complete returns give Taft 23.247. Roosevelt 22,323. Wilson l5.379
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OREGON

PORTLAND Ore. Nov s.-The Oregon Progressive State Chairman claims the state for Roosevelt by 45,OO0, and the whole state, ticket. The Democrats concede that Roose- welt will carry the state bu, claim the election for Governor.
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NEW MEXICO

ALBUQUERQUE, Nov. 5.-- Ineom. complete returns from three out of twenty.six counties in New Mexico in- dicate Wilson and Ferguson, Demo. crat, for Congressman are leading two to one.
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MAINE

PORTLAND, Nov. 5.-One hundred and forty-nine election districts give Roosevelt ll,9l5, Taft 5,4tl, Wilson l4,0s3. The same places in 1908 gave Bryan 9,705, Taft 1897.
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MINNESOTA

ST. PAUL. Nov, 5.-Wilson is leading in Minnesota aecordig to the returns up to ten o'clock Forty seven precincts ont of ,.oo2 in the State gave Tai, 1902. Wilson l6s2. Roosevelt l340.
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MICHIGAN

DETROIT, Nov. D. Scattering in' complete returns throughout the staie indicate that Roosevelt is leading by good plurality.
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ARKANSAS

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Noy s. Scattered returns coming in from different parts of the state indicate the Wilson majority will be large and that the Democrats elect the congressman from all seven districts
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GEORGIA

ATLANTA, Nov. <. Incomplete re. turns from eleven towns and counties give Wilson 3,I55, Roosevelt i,Ol2, Taft I,i06.
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PENNSYLVANIA

PHILADELPHIA, Nov, s.--Mid- and Roosevelt arc rnnning neck and neack in Pennsyl-
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WASHINGTON

SEATTLE, Wash. Nov. s.-Sixiy eight out of 1903 precincts give Taft
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KENTUCKY

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 6. - The first fourteen precincts in Louisville, give Wilson l,0s0, Taft 205, Roosevelt 7s6.
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MARYLAND

BALTIMORE, Nov. :. - The Sun, Democrat, claims Maryland for Wilson by 10000 plurality.
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YAVAPAI COUNTY.

With l7 precincts complete. m. cluding Prescott South. and partial returns from the North precinct The vote of this county stands as follows at { a. m.
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STOLE BALLOTS.

SPARTANBURG. S. C. Nov. S. |, was discovered carly this morning that the ballots for inc election had been either destroyed or concealed. Every printing press in town was put 10 work and the ballots were ready in time for opening the polls
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-15
FACTS ON RAPID TRANSIT
Pamphlet Gives Information on
Dual Subway System.

description of the various routes OF
the new rapid transit BY stem. the con-
tracts under which .. will be operated
and the physical characteristics OF the
work is set forth i'm a pamphlet OF NIFTY
four pages. entitled Dual System or
Rapid Transit for New York City" Just
issued by the Public Service Commission.
Compiled by James Blaine Walker, the
pamphlet contains maps OF the existing
transportation lines and of the proposed
dual system. There are also several half
tone Illustrations OF interesting points on
the various lines.
Statistics show the magnitude Of the
new work, financially and physically.
The total cost will be about S347, 900 oO
The total single track length OF the
entire system. including the present sub
way and elevated lines Of Manhattan and
The Bronx and the lines OF the Brooklyn
RAPID Transit Company. will he 62e.7
miles. against 296 miles of existing lines.
1t is estimated that the existing lines
I'm the year ended June 20. 1911. carried
79s. PSI $50 passengers. The new system will
have a capacity Of upward of S.0D,0oo,cc
per annum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-15
INDIAN BUREAU FRICTION
Arrest in the West Gives Rise
to Report.
lBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

Guthrie Okla. Sept. 1.-THE arrest Of
". f. PEARS, Of Anadarko. reveals what
is understood here 10 be the real cause OF
friction in Washington between Secretary
Fisher of the Interior Department and
Robert G.. Valentine who has resigned as
Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
PEARS has been clerk In the Kiowa
Indian Agency at Anadarko under SUI
perintendent Stocker. a former Roosevelt
Rough Rider, and is charged with forging
the name of Mar Cut Dow Ace, a Wichita
Indian. TO a check. PEARS was recently
suspended by Superintendent Stocker.
who was then ordered by Valentine to
renstate him.
Stocker refused and was suspended by
Valentine who placed the agency chief
clerk in charge, with instructions to re-
instate PEARS. The chief clerk refused
tosput PEARS to work until investigation
was made. An inspector was sent from
Washington. who reported Pealrs should
be discharged.
Secretary Fisher meanwhile had recon-
mended that Stocker be renstated. VAL
entine refused 20 do 50, and his resgna-
ton followed. Stocker was charged with
INSTRUMENTATION by Valentine. and IL en-
route TO Washington 10 answer the charge.