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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-29
LORINER WON A
FULL VIND|CATION
SENATE INVESTIG ATfNG COMMIT
TEE GIVES HIM CLEAN
BILL OF HEALTH.
Hines Was ALSO CLEARED
BY Vote of TO 3, IL Was Declared
That Lomircr Knew Nothing of
Legislative Corruption.

WASHINGTON. March 2S.-Sena-
tor Lorimer of Illinois today won vim
dication at the hands of the special
committee of eight senator's who have
finished a second investigation Of his
election by the Illinois Legislature in
1909.
Twice challenged and once acquit-
ted the committee by votes of to B.,
on all points exonerated him Of
knowledge of legislative corruption.
Edward Hines. the millionaire lum-
herman referred TO in the investiga-
ton. "as the man who put I.orimer
over" also was vindIcated by the COM
mittee. 1t has been charged Hines
raised corporation fund Of 100000
to elect Lorimer TO the senate The
majority repudiated charges that the
evidence In the case tended to show
him unfit for service.
This reversal of the senate's pre-
vious action in Senator Lorimer's fa-
vor was "A complete vindication for
him today.
Neither side has made thorough
canvass of the situation tonight. Re-
publican leaders point out there will
be about twenty new senators to
vote on the case besides those who
have already voted on Senator Lori
mer's case.
The majority report on the main
proposition will be submitted by Sem
ators Dillingham;, Gamble Fletcher
Johnston and Jones. and the minority
by Senators Kenyon, Kern and Lea.
Senators Jones was against Lorlmer
on the first investigation. 1t is con-
tended the new investigation was or
dered which demanded all the facts,
and which has developed much that
is pertinent to Lorlmer's election
which the old committee failed to dis
cover.
The committee was in session three
hours and many resolutions were Of
fered. Those presented by three
members against Lorimer, embody-
ing what probably will be in mi
nority report, promptly were voted
down to 8.
The resolution vindicatIng Edward
Hines declared II was not proved Ed
ward Hines received 100000 or any
other sum. or that he expended any
sum or contributed any sum TO aid
in, or secure the election OF Lorlmer
to the senate and that he did not
raise, contribute to, or expend any
money improperly In the election Of
Senator Lorimer. Kenyon. Kern and
Lea did not vote on this.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-29
All WIRE COMMUNICATIONS 10
MEXICO cur orr,
Believed That This May Mean lmpor-
tnnt Developments In the Land
OF Revolution.

NEW YORK. March 2S.--Commu-
nication by wire with MeNlco city
was entirely cut of tonight. This
may portend important happenings in
the republic In connection with the re-
bellion that has prevailed there for
some time
Whether the suspension Of com-
municatlon Is due to censorship or the
cutting of wires is not positively
known Dispatches given to the Mex
lean Gable company for transmission
10 the city of Mexico were returned
to the sender late tonight with the
Information that Galveston from
which messages are transmitted to
NeNico by cable. reported that there
were mo wires to Mexico whatever
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-29
ACQUITTED OF USING FALSE EN-
PENSE VOUCHERS.
Clear OId Railway Mail
Clerk.

ATLANTA, Ga, March 2S.-John
in the railway mail service, was ac-
quilted in the United States court to-
day on the charge of using false eX-
pense vouchers. He was indicted last
March on thlrty-one separate counts
of entering false vouchers while trav-
cling on government service Sub
sequently he was dismissed from the
service after being in the govern
ments employ for is years,
The jury was out less than fifteen
minutes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-29
Taft NOW HAS IS
IN H0OS|ER State
AND THREE FOR ROOsE-
VEM YESTERDAY.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 2s--Flve
congressional districts in Indiana to-
day elected delegates TO the national
republican convention. two of them,
the second and tenth, choosing Taft
men, and the sixth, eighth and ninth
selecting Roosevelt supporters
Today's action gives Taft the del
egates from seven of the 13 districts
and Roosevelt four.
Taft, with the four delegates at
large. elected at the special state con-
vention, has total of IS ana Roose-
welt s of Indiana's delegation of 80.
The twelfth district Will choose del
egetes April 23 and the thirteenth
district April 2. Contests are expect
ed in both.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-29
Know Nothing of Plot.

SANTA DOMINGO. March 2S.-
Secretary of State Knox said tonight
the state department had no informa-
tion in any way substantating the ru-
NOR of "A plot in Nicaragua to dyna-
mite his train. According TO a Mana
qua dispatch published here, this al
legged plot has resulted in the sem
fencing to death of forty opponents
of the government.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-29
TEDDY WAS MISINFORMED DE-
"ES SEN. GUGGENHEM.
Denies ih"'I 4, welt Did Not Get n
square .'"c'.,, the Colo
RADIO Co..

DENVER, Colo, March COL
onel Roosevelt was mislnformed re-
gardng the situation in Colorado. %
said Senator Simon Guggenheim to-
day in discussing Mr.. Roosevelts Chi
cago speech, The facts are, omit
ting Denver, the convention stood 52S
for Taft and 242 for Roosevelt, or a
majority of over TO l IN favor OF
Taft. Thus, when Colonel Roosevelt
says he controlled the state outside OF
the city of Denver, he must have
made the statement uncorroborated
in accurate information"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-29
RaiIrnnds Made Denial.

NEW YORK, March 2S.--The con"
ference committee of the managers OF
fifty eastern railroads issued a state
ment tonight denying their refusal
to grant the demands Of their locomo-
tive engineers for an increase in wag-
es was due to the inability Of the
roads to obtain an advance in freight
rates.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-29
Anolhcr Moh Victim pIcs.

ROCK ISLAND, H., March 2s-
Raymond Swigle, is years, who wa1
wounded Tuesday night when the po-
lice fired on the mob that had at
tackled the police station died tonight
of his injuries
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-29
SAID he HAD NOT SLEPT IN BED
SINCE THE SHOOTING
OCCURRED.
only Three ARE LEFT NOW
Officers Believe They VIII Soon Cap
turc the Remaining Members
of The Gang OF Ae-assins.

lIlILSNILLE, Va, March 2S.--
STARVING, slccpless and faiigued. Claud.
Swanson Allen, namcsake Of United
states senator, came out the laurel
thlcket In the Blue Ridge today, point
ed his two siXshooters toward the sky
and gave himself up to the posse
which for nearly two weeks has hunt
ed him.
Compaceut and almost happy, he
sat tonight, sheltered from a driving
storm in the little brick jail, a stones
throw from Carroll county court house
where on March II the Allen gang
vengefuly killed the judge, the prose-
cutor, the sheriff, a juror and a by
stander.
All the day posses, divided into
small bodies had been following
trail thought to be that Of Wesley
Edwards, nephew of the Aliens. De-
tectivo Lucas and four men were
working toward Floyd Aliens house
when 20 yards or SO off the Mount
Airy road, figure creeping steahhlly
through the underground was dimly
seen through the mist which overhung
the mountain slope. Close behind
LUCAS the other men brought their
rifles to their shoulders when, to
their surprise Allen stepped OH into.
the road, his hands upraised, a pistol
in each
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-29
Knows When to Duck.

IT is said that one of the most sue
cessful traits of politician is to know
how to duck and when to duck, and
that when the time comes, duck. Has
kell is a good politician.
At any rate 1t was explained that
when Haskell was governor his plans
were not interfered with in the mat
ter OF a chairman of the committee,
and II was proposed now that Gov
ernor Cruces disposition in the prem
ises was something 10 be reckoned
With that If Haskell did not keep
his hands off. and Branson, too. that
the administration guns would be
turned on both of them In their cam
paigns for United States senator and
congressman.
That's the thing that turned the
trick. II is said.
Governor Cruce has centered his
strength on Tom Harrill Of Wagner.
Haskell wanted Boone Williams or
Roy Hoffman or Bert Tillotson. Hoff-
man withdrew, then Tillotson got off
in favor of Harrill.
The fight will henceforth be be-
tween Governor Cruces men and Bill
Murray's candidate, ID. II. Linebaugh,
who It is claimed controls forty-two
members of the committee. This claim
is positively denied by the Cruce peo-
nle
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-29
johnson Held for Trial.

SAPULPA, March 2S.---Leo John
son, charged with the ~ rider OF A. w.
Pickett in a quarrel over Il line fence
a few days ago, was giyel his preliln.
mary hearing this afternoon before
Justice manon at Bristow, and was
bound over to the district court.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-29
Makes New Bowling Record.

PATERSON, N. j.. March 2S. 90
Mortimer Lindsey OF New Haven
broke the worlds record here tonight
in the National Bowling association
tournament when he made the SEN
sationsl score Of 2.O3i for nine games.
an average Of 225. Lindsey's score
beat the record of 1891. made ~
Thomas Haley Of Detroit in 1910 a
Detroit.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-29
CATHOLICS IN UNITED STATES
NUMBER f5.0f5.569.
Within the Past 20 Years the Catiio-
llc strcngth Has Nearly Doubled.

NEW YORK. MaEch 2S.-There are
15,015.5G9 Catholics in the United
States proper. according TO the 1919
edition Of "Kennedy's official Catho-
lie Directory" which is authority also
for tho following statistics.
A year ago the Catholic population
Of the country was 14.51s.7s1. while
ten years ago 1t was 10.s76.757.
showing an increase Of i.oss.s12 for
the decade. Twenty years ago Cath
olics numbered S. Gi5.1S5. showing
that within 20 years the Catholic
population has nearly doubled.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-29
LOCAL wTATHER YESTERDAY.

The temperature: Maximum, AZ;
minimum. AZ. Northwest wind. Cloudy.
There was rainfall OF 2.97 inches.
The stage of the river was GO feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-29
BUSY DAY FOR
STRENUOUS I. R.
HE NEVER OVERLOOKED \ SIN
GLE BET IN OLD MIS-
SOURI STATE.
He made five SPEECHES
Discussed Everything from Beer and
PrciLcls Up 10 the Recall of
judicial Decisions.

ST. LOUIS, March 2S.-Colonel
Roosevelt stated his case today to the
people of Missouri He made five
speeches in this city and another in
East St Louis, in which he explained
his political doctrines. The streets
were drenched with rain but the
Colonel found "a crowd awaiting him
at the station and wherever he spoke
large audiences applauded him.
In addition 10 making six speeches
he attended a breakfast, luncheon and
dinner, issued two statements, sent
a message to the Illinois senate, coy
cred large part of the city in his
jaunts from place TO place by auto
mobile and between times found op-
portunity to go over the political sit
uatlon with leaders Of the Roosevelt
campaign in Missouri
His first speech was delivered in
the First Armory building. He dis
cussed the right of the people 20
rule" and referred to his New York
speech and statements several times.
Six Judges Heard Him.
In his address at the luncheon Civ
en- by the city Club. Colonel Roose-
welt discussed the recall of judicial
decisions. Six judges, four Of them
on the federal bench, were seated at
the table beside him.
My proposition has been discussed
by my opponents In a frame Of mini
which makes hysterla calm by com
parison." he said.
somebody told me that I was
right on that proposal but should not
have injected It into q campaign.
said that ! wasn't in the least inter
ested in the campaign except as a
means Of getting justice. I'd a mil
lion times rather lose the campaign
and get Justice than win It without
Justice"
Colonel Roosevelt Referred to the
days when he was police commissions
er OF New York and said he made that
city populace with rage by enforc-
ing the Sunday liquor law" until they
got DECISION that seventeen beers
and one pretzel made o meal"
The second speech was made at the
Merchants Exchange. where Colonel
Roosevelt discussed his proposal for
the creation Of an interstate business
commission to deal with large corpo-
rations. Thence he went TO the Coli
scum, looked in on the. household
show and spoke for two minutes.
The remaining two speeches In the
Armory and In East 81. Louis were
delivered in the evening.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-29
THE WEATHER..

WASHINGTON, March 2s.--weath-
er forecast. Oklahoma: Fair. warm
er Friday; Saturday unsettled.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-29
\ Clever Nancuycr.

JIMENEZ. Mex, March 2S.-Gen-
eral Trucy Aubert is succeeding. by his
retreat. In keeping the main body OF
General Orozco's army occupied in
chasing him through the hills west OF
JimeneZ, while the main body Of the
federals, under General Huerta, is con-
centrating at Torreon, and rendering
1t impregnable to assault.
Aubert, coming with his 1850 men
from Torreon by way Of Mapimi
through tortuous mountain defiles and
by threatening Jimenez made 1t i'm
possible for Orozco to follow up his
victory at Corraitos by pursuing the
routed federals as they fled toward
Torreor
Had his own base at Jimenez not
been endangered by Aubert Orozco
easily could have annihlated the flee
ing remnants Of the Joint commands
of Salas and Banquet.
Aubert. knowing that he was out
numbered three or four 10 one dar-
ingly pushed his way on Monday to the
Dolores ranch, about nine miles west
OF Jlmenez, and was driven back only
after a five hours artillery fight Tues
day night, In which. however. there
were comparatively few casualties.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-29

main points of contention in the suit
for 100000 damages for slander that
is being brought by Miss Esther Mercy.
former student at the University OF
Chicago, against Dean Marion Talbot.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-29
CRUCE PUT ONE
OYER ON HASKELL
TOLD EX-GOVERNOR TO KEEP
HIS HANDS OFF STATE
GUARDIANSHIP
charlie MADE A DUCK
Fight Now Is Lined Up Between Tom
HarrilI of Wagner and ID. III.
Limbaugh of Atoka.

OKLAHOMA CITY, March 2S.-
Especial. That Governor Cruce ana
his administration supporters have put
the liibosh on. Ex-Governor Haskell
and Fred p. Branson in the matter
of the selection of a chairman of the
state central committea to succeed
Branson, when the committee meets
here April 6, is revealed after the
visit few days ago of the former
high dignitary who now calls Musko-
gee his home.
"NO, he'd be dad burned if no
would stand for Tom Harrill of Wag.
oner for clt tlirmauI" was HaskeHs
position and he would fight the ad.
ministration clear down to the jump
ing off place before he would have
Tom Harrill there. And Branson,
too, was just as much opposed. But
that is all changed now. They We're
both shown the light" when here
several days ago.
The ex-governor was very careful
to come out with his usual denial
that he had talked politics when here.
It's probably true in a way that he
didn't do much of the talking. Some
body else did though, and Haskell for
once proved to be god listener.
He was given to understand that
if he wanted to match a fight with the
state chairman proposition with Gov
ernor Cruce, that the latter was just
itching to get In the going, and that
following the democratic convention
when the governor gave warning
that he was going to look out for
himself and had his friends as well
as his enemies located, that Haskell
now had a good chance to get in out
of the wet If he wanted to save him
GOLF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-29
Torreor


The vanguard of the Salazar and
Fernandez columns in pursuit Of Aub-
ert exchanged long range shots at the
latter's rear guard this afternoon but
without apparent results.
There IS rumor here that General
Tcliez is cooperating with Aubert, re-
him when necessary and pro
tecting his line Of retreat which viii
enable him to persist In hanging on .,
the edges Of the liberal base In this
city General Orozco hhs approx.
mately $500 men at Jimenez, about
2 zoo holding the country between here
and Escalon and about 1000 men at
Santa Rosalia and Chihuahua.
Orozco Is well supplied with artil-
lery. having six machine guns. two
field pieces. captured froiu the
federals pt Corralitos. one mortar and
several guns turned out at the Chi-
huahua shops.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-29

You've got Ia register II You
want 10 vote II Sou are u citizen
of Tulsa, and YOU can't do Il
This spring II you put off regis
lcring until after saturday Of
this week. \ "hunch" 10 the
wise ought 10 be sufficient.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-29

You've got 10 register II YOU
want 10 vote II You are citizen
of Tulsa, and you can't do IL
this spring II YOU put off regis
tcring until after saturday of
ibis week. A "hunch" 10 the
wise ought 10 be sufficient.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-29
Nan Cantnrc Olhcrs soon.

Claudes capture gives renewed
hope Of the capture OF the three re-
naming fugitiyes, Sidna Allen and his
nephews. Friel and Wesley Edwards.
Although Claude stoutly denied any
knowledge Of the hiding place OF tho
three 1t is believed he was attempt
ing 90 carry some Of his meagre stock
OF food to his relatives when he was
taken. Young Allen probably will be
taken tomorrow TO the Roanoke Jail,
where some of his hnfollss already
are.
A movement has been started
among Virginia women to present q
gold medal to Jazabel Goad, tho
daughter Of Clerk Goad, who ran to
her fathers side when he was under
fire by the Allen gang, and brought a
freshly loaded pistol to him TO con-
tinue the battle. Mrs. Wm. II. Mann,
wife Of the governor, is heading tho
movement
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-29
Glad to Surrender.

I'm glad to get chance to como
In, he said. I haven't slept in a
bed since the shooting I'm hungry
The young mountaineer swung in
between the men OF the posse and
they started back to Hillsyille. His
pouched eyes and roughened face
confirmed his plea Of exhaustion but
his broad shouldered form lowered
above that Of the men who had taken
him.
Il could have shot you he said as
he smiled and nodded toward Detec-
tive Lucas. but / was a little excited
at having you come upon me so soon.
Any way didn't want to have to kill
anybody"
Some bread and a cask OF water
were found hidden in thicket and
Allen said they were all he had been
living on for several days. Detectives
declared one of the revolvers in his
hands was used I'm the court house
shooting.
The boy talked freely on the long
journey over soggy roads back to Hills
vile. and when the party reached the
jail the drizzle had turned to a down.
pour The troop Of horsemen picked
their way into the village Though
tho whole countryside had learned by
the wireless OF the woodland coun-
try that another Allen had been taxi
en-, there was no excitement The
young fellow was put in charge Of
two armed deputy sherins
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-12

Notice 10 hereby given that Ladd
and Tilton bank. . corporation. or.
ganized and existing under and by
virtue Of the laws Of the State Of Ore
gon, and william X. Davis. to satisfy
their respective interests in . certain
'tattel mortgage hereinafter dssig-
mated. will sell and convey. for cash.
on the 9th day Of March. 1919. at
2 o'clock p. m. Of said day. In the city
Of Klamath Falls. and the portion Of
said city commonly called Shipping.
ton. on Upper klamath Lake. at the
dock or wharf OF the vessel known
asthc steamer klamath. In klamath
county. Oregon. that certain steam
boat or vessel. called the klamath. I"
OF the burden Of 50 gross tons or
thcrcabouts. together with the boilers,
engines. masts. bowsprits. boats. anch-
ors. cables. chains. rigging tackle. ap-
parel. furniture and all other neces.
sarics thereunto appurtaining and BE-
longing. the property Of the klamath
Lake Navigation company. . corpora.
tion. Incorporated and existing under
and by virtue Of the laws OF the State
Of Oregon.
Said sale Ii made under and BY vir.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-12
PROH|s anxious TO HAVE
CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT
inquiries Ia Find Out wfetises Ia
Status Will Permit Il 70 Have One,
and II Informed That II II In Si,spe
Ia submit Man
United Press 0srvico

SACRAMENTO. Feb. 12.-Prohi-
bitionists want 10 put up a ticket at
tho May presidential primary. and
National Committeeman OF California
Wiley Philips. a Los Angeles man
has written the secretary Of state TO
ascertain the status Of the Prohibi-
ton party.
II had been thought that the party
was barred because II did not poll
three per cent Of tho gubernatorial
vote at the last general election.
Close reading Of the primary cleo
tion act shows that the law does not
seek to cover presidential electors
when speaking Of the three per cent
As the pcopl did not vot on candi-
dates for delegates TO the national
convention. the presidential prefer
ence ticket may be exempt from the
three per cent provision.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-12
coNrlNuEp FROM SATURDAY

ldJ-purchasing Agent; Duties oi-Thc Commis-
soIncr oi Department, No, shall procure all supplies
ordered 10y the city council III such manner as may
direct lie shall also procure supplies ior any eomm's.
soncT upon his requsition therefor Such rcqusii'on
shall be IN writing. shall the quality quantity and
the kind oi material required whether urgency de
mauds that order be made by wire, whether the sup
plies shall come by cxpicss otherwise and the prob
able cost thereof in detail II known In case oi emer
gcncy when the estimated cost exceeds Two Hundred
Dol'as lS1U0O0) such rcqusition shall have the en-
dorsculcnt o. one other commissioner. II no eincr-
gcncy exists requstion Tor supplies the estimated
cost OF which is above One Hundred Dollars (SlVN)
shall FIRST bc approved by the council. Whenever he
considers It practicable advantageous the purchas'
nS agent shall advertise for competitive proposals Tor
any supplies IN public newspaper, or by circular
'ucg or other means sent To competitive dealers Al
such rcqulstons correspondence and competitive bids
received shall he kept file IN the office oi SAID COM
missioner
lcD-Ccrtiicatc OF Asscssmcnt-lt shall be the
duty OF the Commissioner Of Department No, to
procure as available each year certificate
hom the County assessor of the total amount OF prop
ely assessed for taxation within the corporate limits
OF the city as shown by the assessment roll III the SAID
assessors Office
ND-EStmates OF Annual ENpcnscs--On or before
he INST Monday in October OF each year, or on such
date as shall be fixed by the council the heads OF the
departments, Offices boards and commissions shall
send to the Commissioners of Department No. care
"' estimate in writing of the amounts specifying III
oe'a the objects therefor, required for the business
and proper condtcton OF their respective depart
"'eh's' offices, boards and commissions during the
next fiscal year.
, gl-Annual City Esmate-On or before the
,''rd @ Monday in October OF each year or on such
lo'e as shall be fixed by the council, the Comm's"
"oher OF Department No. shall submit to the coui'