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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-24
WILL insist ON
PROBE Of FUNDS
NEW MEMBER or SAND SPRINGS
SCHOOL BOARD WISHES TO
SEE THINGS ARE o. IA.
Others MAY Be INVOLVED
Disappearance of Former Member
Lends Color 10 Belief; Nothing
Heard of Man Much Sought.

r. -. Maxwell. sllperinteudont Of
county instruction. ,ostordo,. ,,,..,,,
i''o oI''0e . w. Brown as hcihpeI oI
the school board of the sand Springs
district. Mr.. Brown WAS cb,s,u Inv
,. ,,
''N -''''' 10 Va ''''''u 'I'' .''b' "' d"
mas" meeting on MONDAY llEhl held
in the Bank of Sand Springs building.
MIR. Brown is contractor and
,,,u,o5
'' 'I'''''.o" "i''''' "SNou I'l
ms appointment by superintendent
Maxwell was signed bv about sixty
porsons rorresorti,,, ,,r.o,i,oli,. r,,
N"""l'louS CHolce ol lhese gathered
IN mass meeting. The selection Of
another member of the board was
made imperative through the flight
oi l. W. Spillman, former cashier OF
the Bank of Sand Springs, for whom
a warrant has been ISSUED, charpug
grand larceny IT is alleged tnat
Splllman entered the banks safe and
took $llOO from it before he fled
mo country.
One of the first official acts of Mr.
Brown as member of the school board
was To make inquiry as TO the status
OF the school fund From a slight
preliminary examination Yesterday
ne stated that he would not sanction
the drawing of any warrant on the
school 1und until an expert account
ant had audited the books Of the dis
trict.
1t is the belief of the patrons Of
the district that a close audit Of the
accounts which have accrued and
nave been paid since the district be
gan operations in building the new
school structure, costing in the neigh
Dorhood OF $4,000, Will show that
the former bank cashier manipulat-
ed the funds in an individual way and
Tor selfish purposes The intimate
friends OF Spillman. IT is understood,
do not look with favor on the plan
which Mr.. Brown purposes, that Of
having all financial transactions in
VolVlng the moneys Of the school dis
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-24
D|SHED UP BEANS
WITH RELIGION
EVANGELIST KNICkERBOCKER
COMPARED BEAN HARVEST
WITH SOUL HARVEST.
He Threw AWAY QUARTERS
win Tell Every Man Ills "PnCc' ~
the Big Meeting 10 BE
Held Tonight.

You might think that beans Is a
funny thing for an evangelist 20 talk
ubout-lust plain old beans Ike you
can get down at The restaurant along
with the other fitty-siN varieties and
like you can sometimes get al home,
bat that's Just what the Rev. Hubert
Knickcrbocker talked about In a SER
~ onette he spmuE ON his audience be
fore digging into the heavier pay dirt.
But, Of course, he had baked mp some
real thoughts about beans before he
began TO serve his sentences
Down in California, he said. they
raised beans, lots Of them, and pay
folks TO 90 ont and pick beans, or
gather them, or harvest them any
way the bean CLEANER got 3 cents a
pound for an the beans he could gath
or. Ana he said that folks almost
wore their fingers out picking beans,
coming early and staying late, and
that he lords of the field hustled
things along about bean harvesting
time because that time came but a
week or two before the rains set in.
If the rains catck any of the beans
out in the field, the stuff is all Off
as far as the ungathercd beans are
concerned; they blight and mold ana
are hopeless loss.
But what's that got TO do with re-
lipion? Maybe not very much-oniy
the evangelist said that his is the
season just before the rains set IN,
and that seemed to start folks think
ing a little bit IT was the harvest
Of souls he was talking about now,
lot the harvest of beans but he said
that the same folks who would go
d Ia. ..I.t n
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-24
'CBNNEN' AFTER HIE
Is CHARGE MADE BY SPEAKER
OF TENNESSEE HOUSE.
Said Two Suit Cases Fun Of Ammuni.
ton had Been Sent 10 Capital
by Governor Hooper.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept %. -
With the declaration that he did not
propose to hc intimidated 10y Cover
nor ToHoper nor his Eunmen," Speak
er Stanton of the Tennessee house Of
representatives. charged on the floor
of the house today that gun men
had been stationed in the hall OF the
legislative chamber ana thattWO suit
cases filled with munitions were then
in the office of the superintendent of
the capitol.
MIR. Stanton's declaration brought
TO a climax faCtional feeling between
Mr.. Stanton's declaration brought
to a climax factional feelings etween
the regular democrats Of the lcgisla-
ture and the "fusionists." who are
supporting so-called "law enforce
ment" legislation proposed by Cover
nor Hooper. on test votes today the
fusionists were shown to be in the
majority by a narrow margin. The
enforcement bills viii be called FOR
passage tomorrow.
The speaker asserted that scurril-
Gus articles had appeared in news
papers, threatening to XIII him.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE


- llIrSBt RGH Sept 23.-Brooklyn took
both ends Of double header from Pittsburgh
this afternoon, the first on timely hitting,
q 30 /.
Nap Rucker won the second game, / to o,
pitching brilliantly against Conselman, an
Atlanta recruit, who kept Brokoyln shut out
Iy.il the ninth With one man out in the
I0st inning, Smith tripled to left Councilman
struck ont short stop Fisher but Catcher
FISCHER placed a single in left, bringing
Smith across the plate with the ouly run
of the game, Scores
Brooklyn .....,,,. OOs OH 100 u
Pittsburgh .... OOl 600 0OO-l
summary-Two base hits, Daubert, Wilson.
Stolen bases, Smith, Fisher Sacrifice hit,
Moran. Sacrifice fly, Cutshaw. Base on balls
of shen, / off Mamaux, l. Hit by pitcher
ling. 4: by Shen, / by Msmsux 2. Hits off
Shen 10 In Q off Mamoux, 2 in 8. Left on
bases, Pittsburgh, a Brooklyn. 10. Double
plays, Yingllng, Cutshaw and Daubert; Dool'
an. simon Britton and viox. First base on
errers, Brooklyn, d Wild pitch, lingling,
Mamaux. Time. :42. Umpires. Eason and
Brennan.
Second gamei
BROOKLYN '''.''''' 0oo 0oo goo 000 O0d 0Od- q
Batteries-Rucker and W. Fischer; Con-
yelman and Gibson.
Summary Two base hits, Wagner, Will
ton Three base hits, Smith. Stolen bases
Carey, Gibson, Cutshaw. Sacrifice HIT Glib
son Left on bases. Pittsburgh, Brooklyn
s First base on errors, Pittsburgh, 2; base
on balls, of Rucker, 3 off Councilman, 2.
Struck out by Rucker, O. by Councilman, 5.
wild pitch Rucker. Double plays. Cutshawt
T-Juuan and Eason.
Notc-But one National League game
scheduled.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-24
Cheap Railroad Tickets 10
lie Far West and KOrihWeS;

! want TO tell you about these spe-
cial cheap tickets to nearly every
place in the West or Northwest
] want to tell you about this great
chance 10 go west at small expense.
! want TO tell you how best to 20
ana how you can see most on the way
and learn most.
/ want to tell you OF a way 10 save
money and travel in a comfortable
excursion sleeping car.
Now the railroad pays me to help
you start right-why not call or write
mo today and ask questions. Tell me
Just what you want to do and ! will
tell You the best and cheapest way 10
do H.
AleN stocks, New England passen-
ger Agent G. b. q Q. r. r., 2G4 WASH
lngton St, Boston.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-24

NEW YORK, Sept 2S.-Joseph r
Capablancn, chess champion Of cuba.
who recently received a commission
from the Cuban government as chan
cellor OF the Cuban consulate at St.
Petersburg, announced on his arrival
here today from Havana that he had
been authorized BY Mayor Andrade
Of Havana, to invite ten Of the lead
ing chess masters Of the world to
play In an international tournament
Mt Havana. beginning February /,
1914. The Havana city counsel has
recommended the expenditure Of s10,-
600 for the tournament.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-24
IAidnnncr Ont on Rnnd.

LAWTON. okla. Sept. 23.-Arthur
Nesbitt. accused by his wife Of kid
naring their child and taking him to
Albuquerque N NJ. has been placed
under $500 bond to appear here De
cember 20 at preliminary hearing.
Sheriff Nix secured requisition papers
for Nesbitt and went after him The
latter sued out n habeas corpus writ
but the New Mexico Judge did not sec
flt TO release him and ordered Nesbitt
to oklahoma. Motion for rehearing
Of the case was then made, but Nes-
bitt afterwards offered to make bond
for his appearance in Oklahoma on
the date named.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-24
MiChicarn Won Agnin.

CHICAGO, Sept 23-Michicago won
again today in the second of the races
here for the Manhasset Bay cup for
classic sloOps, which Michicago won
last year on Long Island sound. Mich
icago was first by II seconds, while
South Shore and Stranger, the Rhode
Yacht club challenger, crossed the
line almost together, The time Of
the Michicago was 2:19:59. Michicago
now has ten points on the cup and
may take third place tomorrow and
win. Today's race was twice around
a nine-mile triangular course. The
sloops will race tomorrow twoice over
a course four miles out and four
back.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-24

same number that had been accepted
when court adjourned Monday night.
with each side still holding the op-
tion Of dismisslng four Of the men SO
far accepted.
1t was evident at noon that there
were not a sufficient number Of We
niremen present to complete the jury
and Judge Hudson Issued call for
another open venire Of 80. to report
at 1880 O'Clock. making a total of 1gO
men that had been summoned for
jury service In the case.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-24
Do,,t Want Golf Included

ST. ANDREWS, Scotland. Sept "a
The royal and ancient golf club de-
cided unanimously today to disap-
prove the inclusion of golf In the
Olympic games at Berlin. II golf is
included, the club has agreed not to
participate in the drawing up OF the
articles, which means that no Eng
lisnmen would participate.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-24

PARAGOULD, Ark. Sept 22.-Six
persons were injured, one, Mrs.
Uaustedt, probably fatally, when an
automobile being driven by Marian
Meyers, q merchant Of Johnson, ran
into tree and overturned near Para
gould late today. Besides Meyers and
his wife, two other women were I'm
the machine and said to be fatally in
jured.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-24
M Indictment, Was Reported.

POUGHKEEPSIE, n. Y, Sept. 23.
If the grand jury Of Dutchess coun-
ty has found an indictment against
Harry X. Thaw, as reported by Will
liam Travers Jerome. at Concord to-
il has not been made public here. nor
handed up in any court. The district
attorneys office explained this after
noon that the jury had made no re-
port on the case. and had adjourned
fro two weeks.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-24
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,I.s,iiIc Mr. lraIIo,, oelsoJ ,b., an
attachment be Issued for her but the
court refused to do this stating that
the physician's certificate would hc
given consideration until the state
had presented proof to the contrary
Mr.. MalIoy wired detectives I'm Tulsa
TO obtain proc fof this character if
possible in the form OF affldavits lie
contends that Mrs. Brownleo ls phvsi-
calIv able To bo ON tine streets Of her
home city and the 10-mllc trip here
would not inure her other women.
who testified i'm the former trial. have
presented phvucians statements.
while q few are away ON "vacations."
The prosecution will resort 90 the ox-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-24
Attorneys Resignation Received.

WASHINGTON, sept. 23.-The res
ignation of Bernard S. Rodey, United
States attorney for Alaska, requested
bv Attorney General McBcynolds,
was received today. Pending dispo-
sition of some cases in the district
court for Alaska, acceptance Of the
resignation, also requested, of Judge
Corelius -. Murane, will be deferred.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-24
Committee WORK
IN FINE SHAPE
Al ENTHUSIASTIC OVER DETAILS
OF THE FARM CONCRlss
SHOW.
READY FOR The OPENING.


II lS To bt ItEltlltu lNtl tIr th
tire city of Tulsa, yes the entire state
OF oklahoma ana prospective visitors
from elsewhere could not have been
In attendance at last nights meeting
of the general advisory committee of
the International Dry Farming COu-
gToss. More than 20 members of the
various sub-committces were present,
plans and ideas TO be carried out 10y
the different committees were gone
over AN dthreshed out and Jet it be
Raid Of certainty that the congress
Is 10 be the most completely success
ful affair of It's magnitude and scope
ever attempted I'm the country
II every man i'm Tulsi knew ~
much about the congress, It's size and
It's many phases as the members of
these committees, 1t would bee the
most minute task TO finance the prop
osition for any amount of money that
might be asked for
one by one the chairmru and other
members of the committees present
addressed the meetings, telling OF the
work that had been done. the work
that is planned for the future and
gave the most gratifying assurances
that every feature Of the congress
.'' ~ - '''''iS '' W.
: tpIohu 10 tle a"aIuln "' pII@'s an"
'hc Ih" CLOSING ol 'ho E'''S "i inc
'Nposiuoh bI""Ilus was '""lp'e,,'
nose present were num-
Geo.se NHlkIeI, b', +. >. ""''"
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Iahh H. Greer, D. - IAN NahI W.
j. l,Iu'lIh"Iu' h' r., I""'l' MIN
Aiadahsky J' bufr "ioD.h7' J'hn i.
hui I'S - - NIlI'"''7' N'' N"lN'I j.
ana Eugene l,orlon'
EleIy uel''i "l pu'I"i'As' tI"""'H'
SihIla auoh, poH'ihE' ana sewerage ON
the exposition brouhuS rs wen uhd'r
cont o. me st''' n'"''' "'p'Il-
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'is,IoIS'
ne transportation committee mas
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"I"nE the ffIsco r"llr""" l'i In'
paIhlhs Oh slt'pIhb cars. 'n' Snu'U'
tram service WIN INe cent I'I's IS
"SSuIe"' ana every olh'i 'S7.N'"h ''
P"Ss''Io mas peeh Bu"I""'''u 10y the
i'lIIoaus
'au'nliH.9E 'he county I""I lIoin ihe
en-" "I the paving up 10 lht rise"
u"'Ns entrance 10 lN' 'AP"''I"',
+ EI"uhdS ana are IhlpioE HE I"lu
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rd Siltels p"raIIeIlhs lle S'ie'i ear
me.
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N'i' ""u'u TO the transportation COM
HIiIIe'' ,.
nc "''olhIhou'uo IONS commute '@
wen oIt"hI@cu ana lu' campaign LOT
accom- "l"u"u"HS lH pIN"te h"I''S IN
n""1ln progress WIN assurance OF
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every nome ID ll' '''y'
ne lhd'''I OF I'''s governing 'u'
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'u I'St hIthG rms committee is
COMPOSED OF mayor N"ou'h' lreSl-
u'hl Leonard or ihe 'oInIhtrclal Clup,
=. = avery 'hI'l OF Ponce l"der
w IIllaIh SiilN'f ana eugene I.orton'
vance IN rates Tor accommodations
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-24

,t b.r. r,,,.". .,.t.d ma, n,,,l.,,,
""" '"' R'7'"' '''''I""I l'iIh oi
court here ends November l. We
have a number of inporttnt cases
that .l.yi,.. f.. tni.h h. .u.,. ,t....u
i"'' ""rl"f
Judge Hudson ls a dynamo of en-
rrry n, holds court Yt povbuslo
and BntlrsyllIr alternating tyn
months al each place n. is CON
ductug court ~ months i'm mo wear
and sun is far behind thc docket
Judp, Hudson is small ur stature
and has I'd thorough lnowlcdee ,f th,
law and insists ON tho dacnr,m nl tba
court being prcsorvcd ut AN Times
Washington county is huildinp , new
courthouse here but il is far from
completion and the prescnl. county Of
nccs are ON the MINER flour of , rent
ed building down where the accom-
modatinre are very moor m, onlv
Lu of decoration In the district court
room is an Ant. Horse Thief Aesoclg-
don charter hanrinr I'm a frame ON
,hc wan inst above tho mdgo's head.
Mrs Reuter- has SO far had the
,ompluipuship of mo- womou friends
while i'm g.riIcsyilIc Sh. 9uur3rs al
the hotel ON the streets and i'm the
court room alone. save occ1sionaIlv
when ono of hor counsel ,ccomp,pics
nor She seems to suffer the yelght
of the trial she he poinp. inf. praatly.
and her complete nervous break
down Would not bc any sunrise In
fact Sin, collapsed from nervousness
ON a down town TULSA street last
Thursday nicbt but she iusists sba is
pb,sf,aly abIo to stuud tbc trial
The court room WIS fued with
spectators Ionp bcfnr. thr daiIy crird
started at . o'clock This morning
Twenty nr IN. additional paneI or 20
drawn YESTERDAY from mo ury box
rcport,d and tlr,r or them wcra az
cusod for ,arious reasons Tho FIRST
seven mon cxamined bv states At
torncy Pat Malloy were excused by
the court because they stated they
had formed definite opinions as to the
guilt OF innocence ~ the defendant.
Frank Adams. former BartIes-
Vile city commissioner. was dlsuuali-
hcd for the reason that hc said ne
demanded a greater degree of proof
TO convict q woman than man. Nu-
mcrous witnesses were excused when
they declared they would not vote for
the uflictlon Of the death penalty in
any case, no matter how extreme the
crime might have been.
George Harrcll OF Dewey was pass
ed for cause by both sides The state
exercised It's second peremptory chal-
lcnge at 10 o'clock and George Nor
rison Of Bartlcsviue was allowed to
20.
G. A. Payntcr. a farmer from Silver
Lake, near this city. was accepted as
"a Juror and the defense used its sec
und pcremptory challenge by eNcus-
ing ]. =. Anderson II BartIesvillc.
Al this mucturo Il was found that
two prospective tnlcsmen were miss
ing and the court issued attachments
for them
Another Vcnirc.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-24

WASHINGTON, Sept 23-St. Louis de.
feated Washingto, today to 3. Two wild
pitches aud an error were responsible for
four Of St Louis runs. Although they bat.
ted Groom hard the visitors only earned one
run. Taylor and Mitchell held Washington
disputing o decision. Score:
St Louis ......... 1900 OlO 0l2-5 9 !
Washington ...... 0Ol O2O OOO-3
Batteries Taylor Mitchell and Agnewi
McAlhstcr Groom and Henry
Summary-rwo base hits Pratt, Austin
Poster: Groom Three base hits Milan Hits
. m Taylor, in z Mitchell ! in .. stolen
bases, Shottcu. Austin Agnew, Milan Ain
ircton. g. Base ON balls Off Taylor, ?;
Mitchell 3: Groom, 2 First base on error
ST. Louis. Struck out by Taylor. 4
Mitchell ! Groom o Wild pitches Groom
o. Time: 2:lO. Umpires Dceneea and
rNlnHdan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-24

At Louisville, 3. Minneapolis 2
Al Columbus, Is St Paul, o.
AZ indianapolis, d Kansas City, /.
AT Toledo o, Milwaukee 8.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-24
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.

Topeka I Des Moinos, II.
Denver T. Omaha ..
Sioux city II. Lincoln 0.
81 joe 3, Wichita
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-24

At the conclusion Of the arguments
the governor gave counsel until MOI.
day 10 file supplementary briefs So
his decision will not bee known for -
week at least
During Jcrome's arguments new
angles In the celebrated case deycl-
upcd one that appeared to take the
opposing counsel by surprise was his
statement that Thaw is now under
Indictment in putchcss county Ch3rg
ed with conspiracy to escape from the
insane asylum. Former Judge Will
liam NJ. Chase, of New Hampshire
and former Governor William 5tccn
of Pennsylvania, had emphasized the
common belief that no bin had been
found against thcir client and that ac-
cOrdmgIN 'nerc was no evidence be-
fore the governor that New York in-
tended 10 place him ON tria. Jerome
went further and gave his word that
Thaw would be placed ON trial il rec
turned TO New ork state
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-24

Notc-But one National League game
scheduled.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-22
Series No, 8. Ordinance No. -.
AN ORDINANCE
FrnfitlaH.

An Ordinance to amend Section 2 Of
an ordinance entitled: IAN Ordinance for
the regulation of fares Of taxi-cabs used
as public vehicles"
AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
PENSACOLA:
Section 1. That Section Two of an
ordinance entitled: IAN Ordinance for the
regulation of fares of taxi-cabs used as
public vehicles" be and the same is here
by amended so as to read as follows:
"Section 2. Each motor car engaged
in the business OF carrying passengers
for hire shall have attached thereto q
sign with the words 'Taxi-cab' in letters
at least four inches in size in white paint
or metal on a six inch background. and
shall keep same at all times where Il can
be plainly seen"
Section 2. That all ordinances ana
parts of ordinances in conflict herewith
be. and the same are, hereby repealed.
Section 8. That this ordinance shall
take effect Immediately upon it's passage
and approval
Passed March 18th. 1913. Approved
March 18th, 1918.
Attest: ADRIAN e. LANqFORD.
City Clerk. FRANK REILLY
15mchoaw4w Mayor
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-22

FOR SALE-Pure breed Indian Runner
Duck Eggs. 81. 81 per dozen; also Light
Brahrna Chicken Eggs. S100 per setting.
Good winter layers. Samantha Roberts.
Independent Poultry Farm, Warrington,
Fla. 19mch26t*