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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-29

court officials reported that they
told their stories In substantial de-
tail. Az they left the room thCy
were takon In custody by detectives
OF tho states attorneys office and
taken away Their detention was
not In tho nature Of an arrest, and
II was announced they would be re-
leased later.
Cicottc, who had ychcmcntly
denied any part I'm tho alleged plot.
aS described by Mahhrg at Philadcl-
phin, admitted on the stand, officials
Of the court said, that the Philadcl-
phiau's story was substantially cor
rect.
All Eight Are Veterans.
Tho eight players named In the
true bills had been with tho Sox for
periods ranging from four to nine
years. Cicottc himself was pur-
chased from Boston IN 1912 for the
waiver price, joe jackson was
bought from Cleveland In 1915 for
"a largo sum In cash and some play.
ers In trade. Fclsch was purchased
from Milwaukee OF the American
association In 1914; McMullin from
Los Angclos In 1915, Risberg from
Vernon OF tho Pacific coast league
in 1915: williams from salt Lake
In 1915 and Weaver from York,
Ponna,, In 1911. The purchase price
OF the eight. paid by Comiskey rep
resents n tidy fortune.
The investigation by the grand
Jury will continue until all phase,
or baseball gambling have been
barred, IL was a,id by officials. The
investigation started two weeks ago
Following reports that gamc played
here August 81 by the Cubs and the
Philadelphia Nationals was fixed
and the inquiry into last years
worlds series came up only as an
Incident 10 the other inquiry.
Assistant States Attorney Hartley
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g. q. Il. Saved Great Deficit

bill. "''"NS
g. q. II. Saved Great Deficit
In his night speech here senator
Harding said the deficit for the last
year would have been nearer
SS,00O,OOO,0O0 than one billion had
not tho republican congress- cut
down administration requests for ap.
preparations.
Referring 20 the proposal for n
new treasury certificate issue. the
senator declared IL was time tho
people Inquired into the adminis-
tration's methods OF financing II tho
nation was TO ho saved from ser
ious consequences.
Fears Financial Collapse,
industrial reports from one end
or the country TO tho other indicate
n falling Off in business a string.
enoy In the money market" Senator
Harding said These conditions arc
due 20 the gigantic failure OF tho
democratic administration TO func-
tion As business organization. II
has drawn tho very life blood from,
the channels of business To keen n
self hliVe--a process which N con
tinued will inevitably produce q
collapse Of our financial systom."
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ST. LOUIS. Sept fs Frank -
Cooper, ~ solf styled 'Busiou's mil
lionairo kid," today tol1 q story % a
mctcoric career IN high finance and
of blasted romance In which ho
claims the daughter ~ lioeiun
millionaire was to hayo become ma
NE partner
Today Cooper. who claims ho has
startled liOatou since be- was - by
his humorous ana piCccmful high
finance ,oupa. in which ho mndr ana
lost thousands HltH iu u coll at
police headquarters waiting TO
start back 10 Boston, whore he is
undor indictment with John Rock
ana Charles VI. BriEhtwcll Of tho
Old Colony Corn Exchange. Tor ub-
tainlug ll.7O0 from Huston thlians
through what the police there claim
waa "a fraudulent scheme.
scheme like PonHi
a "Eut rich quick method of
finance, Mmilar. Cooper declared 10
uhat ~ Charles pouzL was tho rock
on which his bubble burst
Cooper declared he had worked for
Brightwoll for two weeks nt "a salary
OF $50 q week but quit when my
friend. Tom Lawson, told me, KID,
10 can't be- done. its a Hwindlc.'
Tifty dollars profit on 800 IN
vested In 90 days is raid to have been
the bait used by the throo men under
indictment to catch investors.
Cooper earned his millionaire
Ria tluc nt the ago of 10. ne claims.
II hit the uckor for $4,000 then"
he said, but | lost Il whom | was
-. when ! wna II | cleaned up
$4,000 on tip from my boss. Then
tho war came and I was caught In
"a market crash ana wiped out
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RoplorIc. IN charge ~ the case,
said tonight that Indictments to be
drawn up tomorrow ON todays true
bills may contain several counts.
Tho true bills themselves specified
bur one offcuHo conspiracy 10 COM
NIT an Illegal act" Tho penalty
provided upon conviction on THIS
count would be one TO five years IN
the ponitcutlary ana a fine Of not
moro than $4,000.
This ~ just The bcginnig." Mr..
RopluPlo said toight we VIII
have more indlctmcuts within few
days and before we got through we
viii have purEcd organized baseball
" everything that is crooked and
dishonest.
80 Indlrt Many Gamblers.
"Wc are going after the gamblers
now. There viii be indictments
within a few days against men In
Philadelphia, indianapolis, st. Louis,
D"s Moincs, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati
and other ciilcs. More baseball
players also will Doc indicted. We've
got the goods on these men ana we
are going tho link
Harry Grabncr. secretary ~ tho
white Sox. announced the club
end u il had to employ Cinnamon"
to fill the vacancies In the team
Mr Comiskcy tonight made the
following statement to the Assoclat-
I'd Press.
old Roman Not Whipped.
Tho consideration which the
grand jury gave 10 this cnse should
be greatly appreciated by the gcn-
oral public. The Hon. Charles A..
Mcdonald, chief JUSTICE. nns the
foreman Of the grand jury, Harry
brigham, ana his associates who so
diligently str.vod to save and make
AmCricns great game the clean
sport which IL is. are to be COM
mcndcd in no uncertain terms bv all
sport followers In spite of what
happened today And thank God,
70 did happen. Forty-four years OF
basehall endcavor have convinced
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SECTION :: That the assessments here,
by levied on each Of the above menNon'a
olared to be a lien upon sueh lots an:
parcels OF land 10 the same extent as oiht
taxes ana shall be collected and entofeea n
the same manner as other tsyes IN ara ,T
the city 81 Tulsa, oklahoma. are couecr-
SECTION 8: That all assessments herr
by levied shall be divided into three "
equal annual iDstallments as authofgl
by said Statutes OF the State of oklafN
for such cases made and provided; y.
the assessments shall bear interest az 'n'
rate OF eight 80 per cent per ""n.v- w,
payable annually at the time OF the ".
ment OF the several installmens oi ~
said assessments, from the date OF ~, ",
taking effect Of this ordinance, tHat 80
first inEtallment OF said assessments -,
Eether with the accrued inteFest ,5i. On
deferred installments shall be payap' -.
the 18TH day OF December, 1890, ani ".
remaining deferred installments VIVA w. w.
yearly interest on the upaid insi"''I,,'rn ~.
shall be payable on the 18TH DAY nt N
cember Of each succeeding year Ia' 90
shall be paid.
Provided. however. tnat any ol ~
owners OF the lots or parcels ot tahg -,
assessed may at any time durlng .ss IA,
40 consecutive weeks following tne lg
Of the first publication Of this orr aA1-,
pay 70 the city Auditor OF the l.I ~,
Tulsa, the full amount Of the as-Hss..,s,
so ieved against their said lot ahn I.'+y
% land and thereby release Su'n l''F.'"
from the lien Of such assessment Ali
SECTION {. That this ordinance -,
be published for twenty-nine conseel.,,.
days in the Tulsa Daily World, ~.
paper published In Tulsa, Oklahoma % -
the publication OF this ordinance n4 I'd
aulred by law shall be taken and reg 80.
as sufficient notice 20 all persons ~,
ested In the assessments hereby leFlef'
the terms Of this Ordinance. a,
SECTION 5; That al ordiaan',sss a,.',s n.
parts Of ordinances In conflict WIZ -,
provisiona Of this ordinance, insofar
such conflict exists. are hereby re2es,f,as,, US,
SECTION 6: That an energeniy tyE
Tor the presaryatIon Of the public hea.a
and safely. by reason whereof ihs hs,., o'i ID,
ance shall take effect from and Ai'"
passage approved and publication lana,
PASSED, and the emergency 80,
ruled upon separately and approFea' '~
i1th day of September, 1920, g..,,s.
APPROVED. this lith day of s'P'
oe'' 49," T. D. EVANS. niy'i'
MRS FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
FRANK I. DUNCAN. Ciy As!o'nSt p
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C0MISKEY WRECKS
I! CROOKED S0X TEAM
coNT1NuED FRoM PAGE oNR

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
after Daubort's single and Grch flied
to Felsch. The iinal scoro of this
gamo was 20 /.
Throwing of Fourth Came.
Tho fourth game, PLAYED at Chi-
Nrngo, was also deliberately thrown
away, according 60 court officials
who heard Clcotto's statement to the
grand Jury. Tho Reds won this gamc
hy a score OF TO O, Ring pitching
,Scr Cinclnniti. holding the Sox TO
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Rted and established by Ordinance No.
205s: and declaring an emergency.
WHEREAS. in pursuance OF the provi.
sions OF the Charter Of tn eClty OF Tulsa.
Oklahoma. and the statutes Of the State
OF Oklahoma, for such cases made and
provided. the said city OF Tulsa aid by
SEWER DISTRICT NUMBER i67. and
after having declared It's necessary to con-
struct sewers In said SEWER DISTRICT
NUMBER 1eT, by the provisions OF said
Ordinance No. 2Obs, did on the 3rd day
of May. 1920, let to Comstock-Smedle
Tor the construction Of a certain sanitary
sewer In SEWER DISTRICT NUMBER
is7. and.
WHEREAS. in pursuance OF said con-
tract, ssid Comstock -Smedley Company
have constructed acertain sanitary sewer
in said SEWER DISTRICT NUMBER ls7,
and the work under said contract has
been accepted and approved by the city
Engineer and the Board OF Commissioners
Of TIA city Of Tulsa. and.
WHEREAS. in further pursuance Of
the statutes of the state Of Oklahoma,
aforesaid. and under tho terms OF the
Charter OF the said City OF Tulsa, okla
homa. IT Is deemed necessary by the Board
levy and assess a special tax upon tho
bToppsriy liable TO Assessment In SAID
son OF the construction OF said sewer and
TO pay for the same: and.
WHEREAS. the total cost OF the con-
DISTRICT NUMBER 1877. including ex-
tras. have been ascertained and Is hereby
declared 20 be the sum of sS7,7 1897, all
Of which is to be levied by special assess
ments against the lots and parcels OF land
benefited by tho construction OF said sewer
In said SEWER DISTRICT NUMBER ls7.
and,
WHEREAS. all legal requirements have
been compiled with TO authorize the IVY
OF the assessmeps against said lots Ind
parcels OF land so liable for the cost OF
construction OF said sewer IN said SEWER
DISTRICT NUMBER 1871. in .he amounts
D.. .NFa. Far1 In 90 k kia
Ordinance.
NOW, THEREFORE. BE 1T Or
DAMNED BY THE BOARD OF COM
MISSIoNERS OF THE CITY OF
TULSA. OKLAHOMA:
SECTION /: That there shall be and
there Is hereby apportioned 10 Ane leyiet 4
upon and assessed against the several lots
and parcels ~ land In said SEWER DIS
TRlCT NUMBER 1877 in the city OF Tulsa.
Oklahoma, so benefited by the constTuc-
tion OF said sewer. as special tax to pay
for the construction OF said sewer, tie
amounts respectively as follcSs to-wit:
Addition Lot Block Amount
Clarks S2lkgs
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ORDINANCE NO. aon -.

An Ordinance to apportion. levy and
assess special taxes in payment OF
the cost OF constructing sanitary
sewer in SEWER DISTRICT NUM-
BER 1857 IN the city OF Tulsa as cre-
Rted and established by Ordinance No.
20bs; and declaring an emerEency.
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SECTION g; That the assessments
hereby levied on each OF the above men
tened lots and paTeels Of land are hereby
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AMERICA FACING ''-
u. FINANCIAL CRISIS

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
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~ Ordinance TO auportion levy and
ahscaA special taxes In payment Of the
cost Of constructing "A Hanitiry sewer
In SEWER DISTRICT NUMBER Iss
In tho city Of Tulsa. az created and
established by Ordinance No, 2O5l.
and declaring pn emergency.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25
THROW GORDON
AROUND FlUME


Trieste, Dec. 25.-(United Press-)
The city Of Nume was completely
isolated today a. q result Of the con-
flict between Gabrielle d'Annunzio
and the Italian government over
the treaty Of Rapallo. All roads
and paths to F1ume were closed and
heavily guarded by regular troops.
The heights were guarded by
carabineers. Royal guards formed
q Gordon around the city, except for
. brief sea space. Trenches were
dug ct many points and barbed wire
was get mp, closing all roads.
Three hundred yards of railway
track were removed from the St
Peter railroad.
A large number Of torpedo boats
cruised about the Durasino, Lezzo
and Lorlacche channels. All tele-
graphic communication between
Fiume and the surrounding islands
was cut or The food situation al
Nume was believed to be desperate
D'Annunaio Ill
London, Dec. 24.-Captain Cab.
riele d'Annunxio is i'll according to
q Rome dispatch to the Central
News.
Details are lacking.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25
LABOR FIGHTS
Wine INDUSTRY
Chilean Federation Refuses to I'm.
p load Liquor Of Home OF Foreign
Manufacture.

Santiago, Chile, Dec. 2s.-One of
the first official acts Of President
Arturo Alessandri. who assumed
Office on Thursday, was to receive
b petition today from the Chilean
federation Of labor protesting
against the alleged attempts of the
league for the defense of the wine
industry to force northern port
workers to unload liquors. The
labor organization already had
adopted a resolution, effective Jan.
/, to refuse to unload liquors
whether Of home or foreign manu-
facture.
Senator Edwards in debate said
a campaign is developing in Chile
against alcohol and wine. He as
serted that it would be impossible
for Chile to initiate the United
States in respect to prohibition be.
cause the latter country never pos.
sessed a wine industry, except II
one state, whereas it was a nation
al industry in Chile.
Capital invested in the Chilean
wine industry amounts to 800 ,000,
900 pesos, he estimated.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25
NkEKIY GRAIN AND
PROVISION REVIEW

ANeaSc. Dec. 2s.-Emergency
- lslief measures in conxress
s1snshthened the wheat mar
@n week despite unsettling
kNooaA Compared with q week
q sseat this morning was NC
n higher. corn Nc off to SIC
\. osas It . gain Of &c to /
PROVISIONS, the net differ
Msssd from 4:c decline to e0c
iasnesnent Of a bank failure
=. 20 and Of an unusual low
reserve for the Bank of
.,. - toestAsf with period of de-
tor stocks and cotton in
~ ~ did . good deaf to put
- :. n under severe disadvan-
ssaeums Predictions here Of Z
-- business and a great
Activities in the near flu
- ~ current but the down
~as OF wheat values con-
- 10y 10y sharp opposing i'm
- 80 from the House votc
~ saacment Of q tariff or,
- nlm products. Progress
-, s!si.lation to promote az
- = interests helped further
~ ~ wheat market, ana 10
00 nnn.> n~-
1ssfinss from Argentina,
"a aftervad to more or
Ss that export bids for
y :. "a : full working bases
- = sae Cult Of Mexico tend
eae price Of corn and oats
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25

Host Of the Aed0' churches held
their Caffstmxs exercises last
night and every program was ven
attended At the Methodist church
the cantata ~The Eight Before
Christmas," which Vas given by
members Of the Sunday school, a.
sisted by aoha Of the older menu
bers Of the church, delighted the
audience The First Presbyteriam
church and the Baptist church alsa
had their programs last might and
the children received gifts from the
hlg Christmas tree. Children Of
the United Presbyterian church
gaSe . delightful program ct the
church last night and In return
for their entertainment received q
Christmas treat, Of candy and nuts.
St Catherine's church had .
midnight mass and an II o'clock
Ia. M mass. Father C. ]. Higgins,
assisted by Father M. y. McGrath,
had charge OF the services. The
program Of the Swedish Lutheran
church Will not be given until to-
morrow evening and will include
some interesting numbers by mem
bers Of the Sunday school. The ex..
ercises win start ut. Z O'Clock. A
special Christmas service was held
in the church this morning at $50
O'Clock.
That Aledo's young people might
have plenty Of exercise after the
big Christmas dinner. the men In
charge of preparing the municipal
skating pond. together with mem
bers Of the Aledo fire company
were on the ground. Much excite.
ment prevailed among the ekaters
OF the city and still more excite
ment prevailed among those wht
cannot skate, but are determined
to learn or die In the attempt. Doc
tors and drug stores are said to. b.
/ laying in supply OF linament ant
bandages preparatory to taking
care Of those who belong in TIL
latter class.
/ Numerous family dinner parties
were planned for today in Aledl
, and many left this morning Il
spend the day with friends and rel
atives in other towns. Last nigh
|, found . few prominent Aledo citi
zens dashing around after last min
ute gifts, but most Of the store
iclosed early and by IL o'clock tn
streets were almost deserted. Onl.
the fruit stores and the butche
shops were open this morning
while the Kids Of Aledo all SCENE
to have been remembered with ev
! erything that comes at Christina
: time they were waiting in restles
anticipation for Monday night an
the coming OF Santa Claus at tn
. community Christmas tree.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25
VETERAN MAIL MAN
RETIRES AFTER Is
YEARS OF SERVICE

Harry f. Winger, for Is years
carrier on rural route No. out of
Aledo. yesterday celebrated his 65th
birthday and retired from the serv-
ice Of Uncle Sam. Only immedd-
ate relatives were present at the
big dinner which was served at the
Winger home, on North Hemlock
street. Mr.. Winger holds record
Of being one Of the most faithful
carriers out Of Aledo and he will
be greatly missed by patrons along
his route.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25
MEMBERS MERCER
DUROC CLUB GET
NEAT PRESENTS

Three Mercer county boys. MEM
bers Of the county pig club, won
places In the Dar0c special pib
club class. yesterday received an
unexpected present from the Duroc
National Record association at
Peoria Glen Stancliffe Of Viola,
who won first place in the special.
received q gold pencil. The other
two boys, Joe Mayhem Of Preemp-
ton and Colby Pinkerton Of Viola,
who placed second and third in the
special, each received . silver pen
Gil. The pencils are engraved with
the boys names and the name Of
the association.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25
sRCRErARY CHRISTIAN.

Washington, Dec. 1k.-(United
Press.)-Washington oMcials and
newspaper men today were greet
ing George Christian - the next
White house secretary.
Christians visit here and his
call at the White house convinced
the capital that after March 4, the
man who has been Senator Hard
ing's assistant during his six years
In the senate, will remain With his
chief when he assumes the pfesi-
dency. No definite word Of Chris
tian's selection has come from Sen
ator Harding a. yet however.
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25

All the news all the time-Ths
Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25
SENDS BATTkESHIP.

Buenos Aires, Dec. 25.-(United
Press.)-The Argentine govern
ment has sent a battleship to Mont
evideo to receive Secretary Of State
cambridge Colby. it was announc-
ed today. This action was neces-
STATED by the face that the Ameri-
can battleship Florida, on which
Colby Is visiting South America,
will not be able to enter the port
here because of lack of sufficient
depth in the harbor.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25
Moline Obituary
Nrs. Sarah ANN Anmerm,n.

Mrs.. Sarah Ann Anmerman.
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah
Ann zimmerman. 1910 Sixth ave-
nue., Moline, will be held at 10
o'clock Sunday morning in the res
idence. Rev. ]. T. Dodds will Of
ficiate. Interment will be in Cam
briodgs cemetery at Cambridge, Ill.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25
ILKD0 LICENSES 10 WIN.

Cle6 Smith. Ssafon n
Lucille Keflman, Seaton ........11
Per Blade, New Windsor ...... ~
lElvira Bdith Anderson, New
Windsor ....... ............30
John Wesley Bowen, Seaton ....3l
Ora Ethel Scranton. Mil1srsbarY 81
Estsl B. French. Aledo ........ -
Ethel !. Scranton. Millersburg. "a
Harry e. Miller. sAledo. ....... 81
Mary Grace Coff1and, Aledo... .4e
William T. Coltman, MAthsrville q
Leona Childs, Nathefvflle ......z3
Everett DIN, 0alesburg ........ze
Bessie May Whisser, Gsrlaw ...1l
Floyd Dickens, New Boston .zs
Grace 0lidden, New Boston ...1i