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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-26
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-26

Mrs. Thaw was much agitated'
when she heard Harry had been cap
tured. Doubtless she feels that she
is entitled to o re bate.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-26

Money merely talks, whlskey makes
n man sing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-26
LYRIC
TO-DAY
ANIMATED WEEKLY
WANTS ONLY FARM BABns.
Guthrie Fair to Have lnfant Contest ,
~. John ADOPTS pAn.

GUTHRIE. Okla. Aug. Colonel
Golobir. IA confirmed bachelor and
president OF tho Cimprrou Valley
Fair Association of Guthrie. today
established "hott-r baby cort.s.
as feature Of Tine annual fair here.
commencing Soptemh'r is. and will
have personal charge. lie bars lII
D.. hic- eycrptug those direct FROM
la, farm, believing the best specimen
viii thus bee obtained
The evening world., 1913-06-21
Hl0HWAYMEN ROUTED r
BY A BUGGY WHIP.
Three Thieves Stop a Man on a
New Jersey Road, but Fail
to Get His $500.

Louis stsrn. who 10 a fertilizer manu-
factursr Of Seacucus. back Of Jersey
City In the swamps, was driving into
town over the Paterson plank road to-
day with $500 In his pocket which he
meant to deposit In bank. A. he crossed
the Erie Railroad tracks three YOUNG
mon sprang u him out OF the bushes.
One Of them caught his horse by the
bride.
Stern pulled the whip. heavily loaded at
the butt. from It, socket. and taking .
by the lash leaned over the dash and
struck the man at the horses head. The
man dropped. The giancing blow Of tho
whip handle started the horse. which
isaped forward. Stern was thrown out
On his head.
Fifty workmen who were working on
the Erie tracks heard his shout for
help a. he fell. The iaborsrs came piling
down the smbankment and chased the
highwaymsn for nearly half q mile. but
lost them. The runaway horse stopped
within . few hundred feet. Stern was
able to resume his drive and deposit his
money. Then he set the police OF Ter.
sey City after the highwaymsn.
The evening world., 1913-06-21
RICH PACKER KEEPS vow
AND GIVES 4 BIG CIRCUS.
Edward Tilden Entertains 1900
Children at His Old
Home Town.

CHICAGO. June si.-Edward Tilden. a
millionaire packer. produces . circus to-
day for all the children within walking
or riding distance OF the Tilden estate
at Lake Delavan. Wis. Upward Of 1000
children are his guests.
The huge entertainment win cos,
$4,000. 1t has grown out OF . vivid
recollection OF . circus that had come
to town and gone away again without
Mr.. Tilden getting inside the tent. It
Was fresh In his mind when he left Del
AVIAN quarter of q century ago to
come TO Chicago to make his fortune"
Al the train Edward Tilden told friends:
I'm coming back some day and buy the
town and give every one a good time
and let everybo here 20 to a circus"
A special carload OF entertainers left
Chicago this morning for Delavan. Dog
and pony show and a band Of forty
pieces left last night. The children also
will see an aeroplane ilight. and they
are TO have automobile rides and a big
dinner.
The evening world., 1913-06-21
BROUGHT From FRANCE
FOR $4,000 THEFT HERE.
Bookkeeper TO BE Arraigned Mon
day; Stole TO Help Sick
Wife. Police Say.

Joseph Schwartz. formerly boolskeeper
NJ u. r. Lang 4 Co.. commission mer.
chants at No. 81 Broadway. who was
brought back from Paris on La France
last night by Detective Bernard Flood
for the alleged defaication of sis.00 WA
to-day taken 20 the Tombs and will be
srraixned on Monday before Judge Fos-
ter In General Sessions. when his ball
will be set.
Schwartz does not deny taking the
money. lie said to-day that he had
spent most Of Il before leaving Now
York Iris WIFE was very III and needed
apeciaiists, 20 he took the money. he
said.
While Flood was abroAd ne went "
South Wales and arrested George Cough.
indicted here for the larceny OF $3.50
from the Cuthbert Manufacturing Com
pany In East One Hundred and Forty
fourth street while employed there a. .
boohkeeper.
When Cough reached the other side.
his employers say. he wrote them a Lett
Ter telling them to 60 TO hell. This an
gsred me nrm and they saw District-At.
torney whitman. while II 10 unusual
to ask for sxtradition for such . small
amount, Whitman thought he was war
rantsd In acting In Coughs case. De-
tscsivs Rayens Ia now on his way 10
South Wales TO bring him back.
The evening world., 1913-06-21
WILSON STANDS BY WRITER.
Refuses to withdraw Nomination
Of Nicholson.

WASHINGTON. June n.-Nsrsdith
Nicholson. me Indiana novelist, has
asked President Wilson to withdraw his
nomination - Minister to Portugal II
the appointment would smbsrrass him
politically.
Objection had been raised that Nichoi-
son had not always been . Democrat
The White House would not discuss
the nature Of the Presidents reply 20
Mr.. Nicholson. but II 10 understood that
the nomination Will not b withdrawn
and that the President has urged him
to accept the post notwithstsnding
political protests.
President Wilson this afternoon n,mi.
mated:
TO DO Minister to Bolivia, John H.
O'Rear OF Missouri.
To be Minister to the Netherlands and
Luxsmburg. Mr.. Henry Van Dyke Of
New Jersey.
To be Consul at Basel. switssrlaud.
Philip Holland Of Tennessee.
The Senate this afternoon confirmed
the following nominations:
Thomas Nelson Page. Ambass4 pr to
Italy.
pleasant 4. stovali. Minister to swits.
srland.
william e. Gonzales. Minister to Cuba.
BENJAMIN l. Jefferson. Minister to
Nicaragua.
Edward J. Hale. Minister to Costa
Rica.
The evening world., 1913-06-21
PICKED WRONG LINER
IN HIS MAD RUSH TO
JON WAITING Wife
Pertzani Plucked From Pier by
the Emergency Gangplank
Amid Hysterical Lament.

Emilio Psrtxani. his wife and his
mothsr.in-iaw got here yesterday from
Colon after . tour Of several months In
South America. Husband and wife are
trick bicycle riders They arrived
aboard the Red star liner Finland, to
sail for Antwerp bright and early to-
day. deposited their effects In their
statsrooms and went on deck to take a
last look at New York. Then Q friend
Of Psrtsani arrived 10 see him on. II
vas within half an hour Of sailing time.
but when the friend suggested II PERT
sani said he would.
They departed arm In arm. Pertsani
assuring his wife that II was . little
business he had overlooked and prom
ising 70 get right back. They had two
Or three instead Of one ana Il was near
sa1Nng time when they hustled up the
pier at West Twentieth street. shook
hands violently and separated, Pertsani
TO rush up the sansplank.
But Psrtani couldn't find his wife.
He raced from deck TO deck, sought
through the saloons and questioned
every steward he mst. He COULDN'T
even flnd hls stateroom. Meantime Mrs.
Psrtsani was having Mysteries because
her husband didn't arrive. She sought
John Wright the Pier superinte ndent,
and he promised to look for her miss
Ing spouse.
wriShk wicked down re pier, wonder
inS how TO 80 about the task when he
heard . commouon on the deck Of the
The evening world., 1913-06-21
CANARY ISLE GANG Gagged
FOR THIRTY WEARY DAYS.
Five Of the Flock Beat Up a Restau-
rant Man In Harlem After Eat
ing His Food,

Five members Of the notorious Canary
island sane--Jamss Mainey. No. 1t2
Eighth avenue: Charles savage, No. 600
West One Hundred and Forty-eighth
street: John MoCAnn. No. e4s4 Eighth
avenue: Leslie Hppincott, No. 1910 Am
sterdam avenue. and william Davis. No.
e Convent avenue-wsnt to the Liberty
Restaurant 1t No. 1bA Eighth avenue
last night and ordered an elaborate
meal.
When Antonio Vale, the proprietor
OF the restaurant. presented them with
. check for $500 Malone struck vaile
In the face. sending him to the floor.
Vale became the target for everything
that the I'VE men could lay hands on.
vaile managed, however. to blow his
police whistle and the gangsters dis
appsared. They we're caught by Police
man Bruns. assisted by two other po-
licemen. Magistrate Barlow. sitting In
the Harlem Police Court, sentenced the
gang to thirty days in the workhouse
to-day.
While the men were being conducted
10 the Lenox avenue police station .
man VINO gave his name a. william
0ettys. No. "a West One Hundred and
Thirty-Awenth street.. tried to inter-
fsrs with the prisoners and was ar
rested. He Wa fined 90 this morning.
The evening world., 1913-06-21
KILLED IN A FIGHT
OVER TWO WOMEN,
Railroad Engineer lnteferes With
Several Italians and They Frac-
tuye His Skull.

GOSHEN, N. T.. June H.-Chaslso D.
McKssby. an engineer on the Central
and New Ensiaod Railroad. endsavorsd
last night to persuade Mrs. Mile Lloyd
and Mrs.. Hattie Myers, both Of Middle
town. to leave the company Of several
Italians in Maybrook. seven miles from
here.
a fight ensued and AcKesby's skull
was fractured by . blow from . revolt
yer butt. He died before he could be
brought to . hospital here. One OF the
Italians was probably mortaily wound
cd and was hurried 70 the Emergency
Hospital in Goshen.
The Naybrook police broke Up the
night and caught three d the Italians
and the woman. Thsy charge one Nicola
Naxxa with the murder.
McKeeby was thirty years OF aGs and
had . wife and three small children In
East Hartford. Conn.
The evening world., 1913-06-21
PROSECUTION CLOSES
At TRIAL OF PElKEY,
Witnesses Declare That McCarty
Took no Drug Before Enter.
ing the Ring.

Ing TIC ring.
CALGARY. Alberta. June N.-l.uther
NcCarty. pusilist, did not take drugs
before the hstic contest Of May a
which ended In his death, nor did he
ever take drugs before entering the
ring.
This was the testimony OF William
Mccartney. McCarty's manager, at the
thai to-day Of Arthur Pelkey on tn.
charge OF granddaughter. McCainsy
was recalled to the witness stand end
Questioned by the Jurors. a. was Or.
Chamber. who declared that the wound
found on McCarty's Jaw was recent.
and that II was not caused after death.
This ended the case for the Crown.
Whether, the contest at the arena near
here May ~ was q prize-hsht or simply
q boxing bout caused lively TIT be-
tween counsel, during which the jury
was excluded.
Attorney Smith argued there was no
evidence Of q prixs-hght. which on three
different occasions In Canada had been
held to mean q night until one Of the
contestants surrendered from disable
ment or exhaustion.
The Crown counsel contended that q
prisefight was . fight In which the hsts
were the weapons OF attack. even
though glovsd. He said II had been an
nouncsd In ell parts OF the world that
the night between McCarty and Pelksy
was for the worlds white heavyweight
championship.
Chief Justice Harvey made no rulins
on this point. but refused to grant the
plea Of Attorney Smith that the case
bs taken from the Jury. The Jury then
was recalled and the defense examined
Witnesses
The evening world., 1913-06-21
FIGHT BEGUN On 4"
ENDS As THEY PLUNGE
INTO STORE WINDOW
Accuser and Accused in Pick.
pocket Charge Arrested After
Rolling Down the Stairs.

There was great excitement In Q
crowded Third avenue IL" train this
morning when . DIG man grabbed Q
slender youth BY the shoulders - the
latter was trying to push through the
crowd ana leave the train at Twenty.
eighth street and yelled:
olive me that y! iou'vs got my
money!
The little man protested ansriiy that
he hadn't robbed the other. but the Stg
fellow held on. and at Houston street.
suddenly decided to drag the little man
out on the platform and have him Or.
rested. A crowd followed. hootine at
the big fellow and shouting Ter ain 10
hive the fStis chap Q ohanca
The smaller man needed No hsin.
though. for he suddenly landed a beau.
uful punch on the BIG name sys. The
victim struck back. and while the crowd
ys1sd it, encouracemsn. the two Of
them fsIl and rolled spra wing down
the stairs TO the street. There they
leaped up and continued the hght I'm
they lost their balance and crashed
through the big plate glass window Of
. United Cigar Stores Company place
on ths corner Of Houston street ana
the Bowsry.
Policeman Neleon q the Mulberry
street station heard the crash Of Siass
and che yelling q che crowd end rushsd
up In time to arrest both men - they
picked themselves out q the broken
glass. The big man. who said he was
Harris Ddslsteln q No. 1eeo Claremont
avenue. the Bronx. charged the smaller
man. Albert Psrrotto Of No. 10 fremont
avenue. the Bronx. with robbery, and
Abraham wolfsohn. tho cigar clerk,
mate . complaint OF dlsorderiy conduct
against Edastein because OF the broken
window.
Psrotto denied that he had picked
Edelstein's pocket He said the train
had been 30 crowded that he had been
showed close against Edelstein. The q
was not found In his possession.
In the Torrybs Court Magistrate Breen
discharged Perrotto and fined Edelstein
90 for having smashed the window.
Edelstein probably will have to defend
. civil suit for damages now brought
BY the cigar company.
The evening world., 1913-06-21
T0csAM WINS M0T0RB0AT
RACE FROM BERMUDA,
Ocean City Boat Arrives To-Day
and Beats Barbara II. on a
Time Allowance.

The motorboat Tocsam. owned by
william Muiford OF Ocean CITY. N. j..
crossed the finish line off Bay Ridge.
Brooklyn. At Aoe A. n. to-day. winning
the Crescent Athletic Club trophy for .
return race from Bermuda. The Bar
bars H. crossed the finish line At 80
o'clock last night. but because OF the
rating could not win with less than an
elcveu-hour margin.
The two boats. having competed IN
the Philadelphia- Bermuda race. left
Hamilton for the rssnrn at an Tuesday
svsnine. The Dream. winner Of that
49, ~ not PARTICIPATE n TIE rssusa
DD1nnh 49, ~ y. - ttss, 49, a. y. "a.
The evening world., 1913-06-21
FOE OF RUM DOG. WHIPPED.
Head Of Antl-SalOOa League AZ
tackled In IT'S Once.

BALTIMORE. Md. June a.-Robert
Lee Ulman. son OF a member Of the
liquor hrm OF ulman Il Boykin. entered
the once Of William II. Anderson, lead
er OF the Maryland Anti-Saloon League,
this morning and dealt him eight or ten
blows w!:h n dog whip before Ander-
son. who Is a powerful man, managed
TO disarm HIM. There was almost a
panic among the girl employees OF An
derson.
The attack was due to Q letter written
BY Anderson 70 the Mall Bag" Of q
ieeAl nswspspsr. Antsrsea's face. was
The evening world., 1913-06-21
Female BURGLAR
WEARS AN|GHT|E
WHILE 'BURGL|NG'
Persistent Dogs Scent Reveals
the Presence of a Black
Rpbberess.
HEAVENS, DON SHOOTv
Broker A. H. Caspary Cap
lures a Unique Specimen
fin His House.

h~.. -. 80.
WV N"
roosn Na"'e IN MS homo At No. II West
ssxtyt-eiehth street late last nfght--a
femils burRaar. ali b,aoS Al that ana
sa1l In a n,ehtsuvn ana her criminal
.n,1n, on,v.
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,-~an. ,,.v. W.. O' ~ ~
sv.''' wv 'o' '""r NV
.u'nAA perH"ou'suoh along the fringe
cen'rn Parx last Night leaving Mr..
Saspary asleep upstairs. ~ she started
/ 70 20 through the wide vsstibuls TO the
steps she noticed that Duke seemed
| reluctant to 10 and was cur,oua to
snifR at something bshind the outer YES
tibws door. MrA Canary had 60 push
him down the steps with her foot 70
force him away from the door.
boo INslsra rnsara A s,,s.
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GOOD Lawd. dom do thatw came .
mudlsd scream from beneath the table.
anA . white shape backed out under
he Low hanging cloth and reared t.
seaS before the startled broker and bis
wi(a. M caspary covered the shape
With bic gun and walhsd slowly 70.
wara Il.
q rot my hands above my haid,
Nlsess," called an asitated feminine
voice. Don you dare shoot It some
body with their hands above their
haN."
NJ. Caspary found q coai.black. IN.
avy negre.s standinr .Harefooted In hsr
min hAr ava. ,r.,nA - h,,ttsr ca.ts.
a. r,ccr.S ~. 80 ,.SA~s..s..,.. ~.
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'"s u.hu'e no u'o % us nesSess soe
suoden desh Tor ths dining room win
, dow. But Mrs. Caspary was too quick
! for Aer. and Just a the burglar banged
her vreSsht axainst the screen Mrs
ICeSoarv three hsrsais an IN. won.
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The evening world., 1913-06-21

Tormsr Commodore Frederick q.
Bourne Of thA New York Yacht Club 10
III 1t his country homo in Oakdaie. L. l..
with Or. Hill Of this city In charge Of
him. lie was afflicted with acute In
dissst,on after . dinner given In his
honor by Slr Thomas LAYTON abroad
several weeks ago and has only partly
recovered.
The evening world., 1913-06-21

Elton street, Brooklyn. fell out OF the
second story window Of his house early
this morning. His skull was fractured.
An ambulance was summoned from
Bradford Street Hospital. DR.. Mann re-
spending. He took the boy to the hos
pital. where he died Afteen minutes
later.
The evening world., 1913-06-21
TO Levy % 900, 900 state Tax.

ALBANY. ". Y. June n.-Gov. Sulser
to-day announced that ne would recon.
mend to the extraordinary session Of
the legislature and that "the Legis.a-
ture would pass" measures designed TO
levy q direct tax amounting to approx
mately 100000. The rate will be one
mill,
The evening world., 1913-06-21
BOY, IN PANIC, BROWNS.
BrOa. Isd FiNkts orr Woul6.Ds
Rescuep ana IL Lost.


Tweivs-year-old EdYard L>onsrgan OF
No. 100 East One Hundred and Thirty
third street. the Bronx, got a cfamp to.
day while he and some small friends
were swimming In the Harlem River
beside Ruddock's Boat Works at Two
Hundred and Thirteenth street. He
shouted for help and four youngsters
swan toward him.
One OF them caught him. but In his
terror he fought so hard that the
would-be rescuer had to let 60 hls hold
to save his own HE. Edward sank and
though his friends divsd and tried to
get his body to the surface they failed
and at last ran on. frightened. for
policeman.
Several men from the o. Niehoias
station wsnt e tAs 2st anS 49, ALI
- Asus ssesvssso ~ he'e te1vs
The evening world., 1913-06-21
TOOK HER1O TASK
/. JUST FORKlSSNG
E|ANCEGDDD|IaGHT'
r-sO
That's What 4pue Got Rich.
ardson Into Trouble With
MA Stem.
USED UMBRELLA ON HIM,
Riverside Drive Row Ends With
Wealthy Critic Paying
a. $40 Fine.
USED UMBRELLA ON HIM.

R>vs R,chs ,dsc. ~ No gaA Riverside
....r. ~. ana s,s an Harlem Court
s.-s.v =, u.s,.s,.,s n.,,ov Tor uslns
o~1,is.e.,ary isnsuass to Mrs. Grace
O0ssu Of No. sss Riverside Drive when
- passsd her In . carriage Thursday
90 yrsAay evenings. when the MaGis-
S.nss fsusd that Mr. stern had COM
oaAi.sA % . policeman Thursday nisht.
~ Aad mot asked for Mr.. Richardson's
Arrest until the offenss was repeated
sDstsrdsy. ne vas inclined. he said. n
GAus lGr. Richardson In Q cell without
a. Alternative OF paying q fne, but re-
800.
-. sesra sasA that the trouble start./
-. A. that tme che lived at No. ~
West One Hundred and Twenty. four a
sHrsst. m vh,oh house Richardsou Wis
~ a ssnant R,chardson came Out
~ n. han While she was saying sood
~ ,r.H. .npisssant remssks abour
~ a6sction shown in her farswslk
80. n.rlo.. "vhen M. Rscherdson
~. 49, ~. h.u"
, 80 -. r,..,n, nv nance. a itcsrtsin-
-H.~ -. .,,ht Ia Al" "a NJ. etsrn.
80"
..rSS.,.,v" $500 xas.stxsts bar.
The evening world., 1913-06-21
Ws.,a. UsAss Ik.ass IT Eashty.

LnMox, Nasa. June 1.-6howiAg
vsaAssssl courage and vitality. Mrs..
WnI1aa II Bradessd. siehty ysass old.
up1srvsat . serious operation here for
kA1nsv trouble. and the doctors cay she
- ssmolstsiy recover. ohs 10 Dromi-
asat socially. when to'd that sas might
sst i've Sorty-sight hours she readily
eonssatsA 70 20 under the knife.
The evening world., 1913-06-21
HgLP WANTCp-MALG.

49,. $3.50 =. ss:::: s =: : = "a III: e;
E| &eSEE4E11A
The evening world., 1913-06-21
oAvIkoo BANKS.
The Bo,Uesy Savings Bank
i2s AND ise BowERY.
NEW YORK y(nne 10. 1914

NEW YORK. June 10. 1918.
4 seui-anAual dividend ct the rate Of
THREE esd ONk.HALF Fer Cent.
pss snaun ~ been dssisrsd sad Will
b credited 10 dspodtors on eli sums OF
$500 snd upward and not sxessdins
5000 which shalt have bssn deposited
ct lssst three noaths on the first day OF
July ssxt. and will BE- payable o. and
shs Monday. July n. 1918.
Measy dspeslted % ~ bsfere July 10
vlli draw Interest frsn July I. 1919.
HENRY A. sCHnNCk. Prssidsas.
WILLIAM o. KNOX. conptso'is-.
JOsEPH q, LIDDLE, DecfSlaU.
The evening world., 1913-06-21

ssov assoslA

LEAVE WEST ixvrn syeenS
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. A Lave r,EEs 4. Yys.,rrr :sayE.', a
$40. SIS. 500. 500 go. IFS. Ola 80 Pm. :
a. .. L3AyE iIksrLACis&sE aeh', A
' iM KS sioH i e. Sso 81 sas d 70 70 ~
Trip marked do not 90 to i2Dth 81.
s@s'd rne Tickets f fS" i Fss J. s = cs.s.
FIehing eenks Str. 'Taurues{
Daily from Picy !. n. r.. only a. = ~ 4. y.
Pare weekdays IS cents. snndsvs. SLIGO. AceoM'
sodsticas fos isdiss. stsvsrdes N sssssAs.es.
ROckaWay Beach
Special s.r.ie. SUNDAY, June ~
sts.. ".CEPEErs"" sd "sII!ugv
sss !; y b s 10 rs Il Il :ss II 7
Steamer GRAND republic
Special Up Hudson TIP
Sunday. juno 22d
~ HOURS At nI6HlAMo FALLS
I HOUR At NEWbuRen 4
I.Is r' +, r. GEH e .,S Wv n =. y: ~;
Yonker. SOC. stesmsr.s licensed capacity. $500
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15

"HE judges have been selected for
The Georgian's baseball contest
and they are Messrs. Frank
Galloway. Charles Nunnally and Gus
Ryan, the directors of the Atlanta
Baseball Association.
These three men were chosen from
all Atlanta to take charge Of the
Atlanta Baseball Association partly.
of course, because they were men of
good business judgment and real eX-
ecutive ability. but chiefly because
they we're superlatively good fans.
These men. therefore. should be in
the best position OF all to judge the
contest and to select from the hun
dreds of stories submitted the nine
best ones-and of the nine the very
best of all.
And right here and now attention
is called To the fact that this is the
last chance to get in the contest. Il
ends tomorrow. April 16, at mid
night Stories which are to be in the
competition must be in The Georgian
office or must be in the postoffice and