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New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
l. Il. I. Investigation
''Limited,' . Says Almirall
Lack of Experts Makes Thor.
ough Inquiry Impossible,
jury Foreman S,s

raymond F. Almirall, foreman 80 H..
cxeraordlnary grand jury. issned q
statement last night commenting m
oevelopments following the revelation
Ina snas justice Weeks had directed a
Sea seaICn 1or evidence of deals in Inter
oosTuen otaeS Rapid Transit Company
Mo, stocA, put winch failed to show that
and other public officials had nart;n;4
pated in any such transactions Tha
Aimlrali statement follows:
justice Weeks assisted the inrv
through, Assistant District Attornev
McQuaid, in very limited examina,
tlon as to few days TRANSACTIONS in
traction stocks. This led up to a mo-
posed letter to brokers, but the letter
was not sent out because of interfer-
ence by the District Attorney.
lacking experts in such matters.
40 wen as counsel and staff, no thor
IHugn grand jury investigation has
e eeen or Is possible. The grand jury
reels under the deepest obligations to
preciates the serious intrusion on h;s
time in devoting it to the grand inrv;s
affairs. e'""u jury
IN regard to the grand jury minutes,
careful reading of the District A.
torney's consent to their publication
and the grand jury's position in it's
last presentment should make the is
sue clear. The District Attorney ap-
parently makes the impossible condi-
tlon that all the minutes be published.
which would include unfinished in,
qu1rles not properly a part of the
Mayors charges affecting the /. r. T.
The grand jury feels it would be i'm
proper to disclose the minutes of
partly investigated cases. The court
undoubtedly would decline a request
involving them. The jury therefore
asked the release only of the minutes
IN the lnterborough Rapid Transit
investigation.
Presumably without such intention.
the District Attorneys consent and
'stand-pat' position in court, when the
grand jury presentment was made,
prevents while the jury's position ia
cilitates, the release Of all minutes
which may be pl operly and, I think,
legally disclosed at present"
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
Vino Workers Out of Jobs
Are Turning to Mexico

The Mexican Cossul at San Fran
cisco has recently communicated to
his government the information that
10000 Portuguese laborers skilled in
vine culture and wine making, and
who have been thrown out of employ
ment by the new prohibition laws Of
the United States, wish to 60 to Mexico
to continue the wine industry there.
The Secretary of Agriculture and
Fomento has expressed interest in the
proposition, and instructions have been
sent to the consul to announce that the
Mexican government will extend the
prospective immigrants any facilities
which would be of assistance in estab-
fishing themselves in the republic
Baltimore American.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
Army Orders
Neu York Tribur,

NeW York Triburs
Wdshin oton bureau
WASHING rON Jan. 1.-THE War De-
partment made public to-day the following
army orders:
Miscellaneous
Embick. Col. S. D., General Staff, to Camp
Eustis. Virginia.
Young, Capt j. S. E.. retired. to Washing
ton as witness.
Rice. Capt. j. L., cavalry. to Fort Bliss,
Faison. LIST 1t. W. D., Veterinary Corps, to
Chicago.
Ordnance Department
Bell. Capt. J. P. to Washington as witness.
Austin. Capt T. B.. to Governors Island
Chemical Warfare Section
Cory, 1t. Col. E. E.. to Governors Island.
Hunt, 1t. Col. G. A., to San Francisco
Popp, Maj. E. c.. to Fort Sam Houston
Wise, Maj W. w., to- Charleston, S. c.
Coast Artillery
Freeland. Maj. E. H., to Fort Warren. Mas
Conrad, 1st 1t. T. W., appointment made
permanent.
Air Service
Sullivan 1t. Col. J. s., to Hospital No. 6,
Fort Mcpherson. Georgia.
Thumel, 1st Lit. A. B., to Hospital No. 49,
Oteen, N. c.
Signal Corps
Embick. Col. S. D., to General Staff Corps,
Washington.
Beard. I'd 1t P. E.. appointment revoked.
Worley, I'd 1t. j. b., discharge revoked.
Field Artillery
Cahill, Capt. M. o., to Camp Holabird Mary
land
Carriker, Capt j. H., to Toledo.
Hahn 1st 1t. F., to Nashville, Tenn.
Ringressy, 1st 1t. A. P, to Albany.
Following enlisted men appointed
second lieutenants:
Heidenheim' Bi,d h A. l. Egan: T.; F. jr'
Bales, J. D. Elder, j. H.
Marugg, B. S. Henderson, S. P, jr.
Pearce, T. J. O'Grady, j. F.
Quartermaster Corps
Williamson. Col G. NJ, to Norfolk Va.
Schol, Lieut. Col. P. A.. to Fort Sam Hous-
Dabney, Maj. W. D.. to Fort Sam Houston
Anderson, Capt. A. G.. to Fort Wingate
New Mexico.
Wilkinson. Capt. w. G.. to Washington as
witness.
Medical Corps
Page, Col. H.. to Hospital No. q, Denver.
Van Poole Lieut. Col G. M. retired.
Baldwin. Maj W. r., to Camp Pike. Ark.
Ballantyne. Capt. l.. W.. to East Potomac
Mongsworth. LIST Lieut.. W. Y. appoint
ment recalled.
Eastwood lst Lieut.. E.. to Boiling Field,
Washington.
called.
Engineers
Johnson, Mai. f. N, to Lakehurst Proving
Grounds, New Jersey.
Young, Capt. M. j.. to Hospital No. 6.
Fort MCPHERSON. Georgia.
Lohr, Capt. L. r., appointment made per-
HASTE. Capt. F. B., appointment made per-
manent
Tank Corps
Breett, Maj S. E., to Peoria, III.
Calhoun, Maj. D. W., to New York.
Dieckhotf. lst Lieut. J. c.. to Minneapolis.
Hoy. I'd Lieut.. T. A., to Chicago.
Shields, I'd Lieut.. Y. NJ. to indianapolis.
Towey. I'd Lieut.. j. w. to Birmingham.
Ala.
Davis, I'd Lieut.. A. f., to Joplin Mo.
johnson. I'd Lieut.. E. P. to San Francisco.
Infantry
Watts, Maj. A. P to Fort Mcintosh. Texas.
Marker. Capt. A. R., to Fort Mcintosh, Tex.
Maslin, Capt. H. to Hospital No. Al. Fox
Hills. Staten Island.
Fee. Capt H. j.. to Governors Island.
Granthasn. Capt. F. D.. to Knoxville Tenn.
Speer. Capt. c. T.. to Pittsburgh;
cexgill; e l.. lst Lieut.. H. w. to Huntington
Sessions. 1st Lieut.. II. c., to Fort George
Wright. Washington.
Bressler, 1st Lieut.. D. L., appointment made
permanent
Ellis, 1st Lieut.. l.. w, to Hoboken. N J.
Davis. 1st Lieut. c. R.. to Fort Mcintosh.
Texas.
Pee. I'd Lieut. F. A., appointment announced.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18

NANTES Jan i7-safled: Sch Mar
earst F. Dick <(Br). New York
M ,N:EEWCASTL4E, Jan 14--Arrived: Str
Walhora tBrGsVancouver and San Fran
oPoRTo. Jan Arrived: Sch An
dorinna (Port). New Orleans
lara. Jan 10-Arrived: Str Frankmere
sd sSro' New York Sailed: Str Lake Ga
PORTSMOUTH. England, Jan IL
sailed Str (ransport) Northern Pacific,
Antwerp for New York.
PORT SAID. Jan 12-Arrived: Str
s, Swazi {Brl, New York via Malta for
RorTERpAM. Jan II = Arrived: Str
Lake Saba. Port Arthur y Norfolk
STOCKHOLM, Jan 1S-Saied: Str War
EXPERT tBr). Key West.
ST MlCHAELS, Jan IL Sailed: Strs
Bonifay, Key West; opelika. Baltimore ;
Consinental Bridge. from Liverpool for
Newport News.
TABLE BAY. Jan 10 Arrived: Str
Bassa (Br). Montreal.
SINGAPORE, Jan s-Arrived: Strs Ma
toppo tBr). New York via Colombo: West
ern Knight. Kobe, etc, for Seattle
SYDNEY. n W. Jan 14-Sailed: Str
Ventura San Francisco
ISlNG TAO. Jan 1-Arrived: Str En-
WELLINGTON. Jan 1fWArriyed: Str Ar
YOKOHAMA, Jan 9-Sailed: Str Low
ther Castle (Br). from Singapore, Hong
Kong and Shanghai for New York
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18

Rittmayer. A. r. OK. J. "A. to U. s. s.
Chattanooga.
Sharp. Lieut. 2. 4. tMsdical Corps). to
naval cxhumaticr unit
Stexer. Lieut.. Il e.. E. D.. to naval exc,
humaticn unit.
Stevens. Lieut.. u. 81, G. NJ. 70 u. S. forces
in eastern Mediterranean
Anderson. Lieut. q. x.) G. D., to naval cir
station. Pensacola, Fla.
Bowman. Lieut.. D. O.. to marine recruiting
station, Cleveland
G.yin. Ensign A.. to naval cir ststion. San (
Diego. Cal.
Mcmahon. Ensign A. W.. to naval air sta-
ton. Hampton Roads, Va.
Nagel. Lieut. W.. to u. S. S. Brssos.
Reynolds. Lieut. A. L.. to U. S. S. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
Going On To-day


American Museum Of Natural History: ad
metropolitan Museum of Art: admission
+ free,
American Museum OF Safety; admission
Van Cortlandt Park Museum. admission
free. o N' ~0''S'oA
The Aquarium, admission free
geological Park: admission free
Dinner OF the King Solomon Hospital As
~ soclat1on. Hotel Astor 5 D. M
Ialk on the embroideries and handicrafts
9,,i"1a OF Serbia by Miss Miss Malvtns Hoffman. Art
taitance 10 East Forty seventh Street
Msssb,,ns sbn1ss, Of the Mother a: NJ. f. Zion
Lect,,rs nurcn, Sv 1si o. west 136th Street. p. m
We ignorant Of Our own Proportions ~
greenwich Village Inn. Sheridan square
Address by Dr. Neumann. on What
Shall sha w. We Teach Toung People About God
Address BY Dr. Wise, on rs rs Freedom M Free
In America 2" Carnegie Hall. 1o:46 a. m
Lecture by, Miss Helen Holman. on Poetry
ern Thought Forum. Is5 Lenox Ave Ave
nue. 1850 p. m.
ssEviess sS,ss.. Of ths First Church Of Divine
Tale Of a Tapestry" Metropolitan Mu-
7.",I,na scum Of u, Art. p IN.
of Medimval Craftmanship." Metro
politan Museum Of Art. p. m.
NIGHT
Address by Captain Charles A. Goldsmith.
on Remedial Legislation for Lease
hold and Monthly Tenants Morris
High. School. 166th Street and Boston
Road, S:15 y. IN.
Sunday evening Symphony Concert. at the
Biltmore Hotel
Song recital by Nine. callaway-John Edu-
cational Alliance, 1877 East Broadway,
o. 8:15 p. m.
Musical recital at Temple Emanuel. For
ty-third Street and Fifth Avenue, s:l5
p. m
Dinner by the Society of Arts and Sciences
for William Jennings Bryan. Hotel
Astor. p m
BOARD OF EDUCATION LECTURES
MANHATTAN
The Future of Labor" by Professor
James Waiter Crook. Public Forum,
Public School 1o1. Lexington Avenue,
near near i.lth Street
Washington Irving High School. Irving
Place. near Sixteenth Street. $3.50 .. m.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
Sail TO-da
AMERICAN PORTS

BALTIMORE Md. Jan 17-Arrivcd: Str,
G Snlder Sabine; George e Paddleford
Providence: Lianberis (Br), Venice; Eel.
beck. London. Sailed: Strs Lake Tulare
Port Tampa; West Elcajon, New York
Maria Valeria UtaD. Trieste: Lake Ora.
braltar (for orders) Algiers, philadelphia
BOSTON, Jan 17-Arrived: Str West
Jaffrey. Philadelphia; George w Barnes
Tampico; Sewall's Point. Norfolk; Meteor
Norfolk: Cowan, Norfolk for Portland
Lake Lillian. Boca Grande. Fla Sailed
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
Seeks Nicaraeuan Presidency

SAN SALVADOR, Republic Of Sal
vador, Jan. 17.-Dispatches from
Nicaragua announce the candidacy Of
Jose Esteban Gonzalez for the Pres
idency Of the republic. Senior Con-
zalcz is known as the Nicaraguan cof-
fee king. Salvador Calderon Ramirez.
another prominent Nicaraguan, also is
a candidate for the Presidency.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
Bond Issue Bill Planned
For Land Reclamation

WASHINGTON, Jan. ia new bill
to authorize a Federal bond issue Of
S250,000,000 for land reclamation prof.
ects in Western states will be substi-
tuted for the pending bill to make di-
rect appropriation, Senator McNary, of
Oregon, Republican, author of the pend
ing measure, announced to-day at
meeting Of the joint Congressional steer
ing committees, with Governors and
other representatives Of Western states.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
E.-Kaiser's Wife May
Enter America5, PriOry

PARIS, Jan. 17.-Former Empress
Auguste Victorie Of Germany. VINO at
present is at Potsdam, contemplates
entering a Protestant monastery in
England or America, according to q
report received here from Basle.
Her health is reported bad, but 1t is
said she is not in a serious condition..
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
Many New England Jails Empty

BOSTON, Jan. 1.-THE jail popula
ton Of Massachusetts has diminished
so rapidly during the last few months
that four county jails-those at Lowell,
Taunton, Newburyport and Fitchburg-
have been ordered closed. Prison au-
thorities in other places are consider
ing consolidation or turning all county
prisoners over to the state.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
Transpacifln =. IL.

The connecting malls close at tho gem
sral el postofice and City Hall postof1ice sta
Hawaii. japan. corea, a. China t, S:IuSS SIAM 81.
beria. Cochin China. Netherlands East In
dies and Philippine Islands. via San Fran
cisco, per steamship Tenyo Maru. to day
Hawaii. via Sar francisco. rer steam.
ship Lurlins. January 1s.
japan, Corea, China. Siam. Siberia
Cocnin China. Netherlands East Indies and
Philippine Islands via San Francisco. ger
steamship Nile, January %.
HAWAII, Fill Islands, New Zealand and
Australia. via Vancouver and Victoria, u.
c.. per steamship Niagara. january "a.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
Pfemier's Assai!ant Says He
Tried to Scare. Not Kill. TurI

CAIRO, Jan. 17.-Arian Yousself
Said, accused Of attempting to assas-
sinate Premier Yussuf Wahba Pasha
December Is, was arraigncd in the
military court here to-day and indicted.
The defense will be that the accused
tried to frighten the Premier, but did
not intend to kill him.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18

Local Official Reeord.-rhe fo,,ox;r~ 81,
fetal record shows temperatures during the
last twenty-four hours in comparison with
the corresponding data last xear.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18

Williams. I'd Lieut.. D. H.. appointment re-
called.
Following enlisted men appointed second
lieutenants:
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
Weather Report

Sun rises. Z :18 a. m. Sun sets :55 D. m
Moon rises S: :07 a. m. Moon sets. 9 :67n ~ -
Local Forecast.--Fair and continued cold
to-day and tomorrow; moderate southwest
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
ARD OF EDUCATION LECTURES
MANHATTAN
Shipping News

HIGH WATER
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
Humidity

Barometer Readings
8 a. m. 29.51 p. m. .29.45 8 p. m. 2s. .6s
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18

Highest. 80 degrees, at $40 p. m. lowest
16 degrees. at l a. m. average, "a degrees
average same date last year. 40 degrees
average same date for thirty-three years. sc
degrees.
Humidity
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
Quartermaster Corps

Williamson. Col G. NJ, to Norfolk Va.
Scho, Lieut. Col. P. A.. to Fort Sam Hous-
ton. Texas.
Anderson. Capt. A. G.. to Fort Wingate
New Mexico.
Lee, Capt. j. F., to New York
Wilkinson Capt. w. g.. to Washington as
witness,
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18

VeU OrE 7r1bNrs
Wdsttr cton bureau
WASHING ron. Jan. 1.-THE War De-
partment made public to-day the following
army orders:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-17
Parents Walk Hundreds
Of Miles to See Their
Daughter on Death Bed

SHREVEPORT, La. Dec. lG.---
After walking several hundred
miles from their home In the
Businesses of the ozarks of north
western Arkansas. Thomas Alex
ander and wife, mountalneers.
carrying an umbrella and shotgun.
have arrived at Monroe, La. In
response to pitiful letters from
their daughter, critically III there,
who begged to see them before
she died. Unable to buy railroad
tickets they started afoot and
made the journey IN three weeks.
sleeping under trees, the victims
Of all SORTS of weather.
but | believe our visit will cure
our daughter" Alexander said to-
day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-17
Okmul0ee to Spend
Millions on Pairing

Special 20 Tho World
OK MULGEE, pee. IA pawn z
program which will include the re-.
surfa cling of all the business streets
81 the city and the laying of 10
blocks of new pavement In residence
districts, and which will require the
expenditure OF one million dollars,
will be begun by the city of Ok
mugce on February /, Commissioner
of Public Safety T. l.. Paxton an
nounced today, when the new pro-
Jccts arc completed the city will
have 30 miles OF paved streets.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-17
Ne,cs Of Sapulpa
FRISCO ENLARGING
YARDS IN SAPULPA
s0ends $4,000 on Big In
Or crease; to Add Six New
Switch Tracks
a. Th. World.

,..e,, TO Til. World. MT .,,
SsAPuLPA, Dec. 1e..-The sum sum
&c, 600 is to be spent In an ek-
on of the Frisco yards here.
,sn,iV ,sn,s has already been started by
Mv's Mvromnany In the west part OF the
70, tI,y a, the old stock yards. six new !,
..w,ltch tracks are 10 be oons'ructGd q
sw,,bb ,bese Il is estimated will handle
anu au nors. The company hopes o
s,ye ssv AT least one of these tracks In
hNe o,ion by the first OF the year.
9pe,se rpny are ali to be complcSd by the
li.idi,r Of February. according to
r,o cards here are now immense
s,uI they were not sufficient TO
S,ndle the enormous business ac-
iSrSinr na,,I 10 officials. Several weeks
AGO the tracks here were congested
thought these now tracks VIII
tho congestion from occurring
Sssin and take care of the big bust
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-17
ACCIDENTAL SHOT
CAUSES TRAGEDY
Wagner Man. in Office,
Is Killed by Shot From
Floor Below

MUSK OGEE. Pee. l6.---Jocl Ruth
erford, so ycars old, republican
county chairman Of Wagner county,
prominent Shriner and lawyer OF the
city ~ Wagner died at noon today
from the effects of n gunshot wound
inflicted ono hour before bv the ac-
cidentai discharge OF IA revolver IN
n hardware store In that city.
Rutherford was struck hy the hui.
let after II had plowed It's way
through the floor that separated his
office on the second floor from the
store on the tirT floor. The bullet
struck Rutherford In the lower part
Of the jaw and entered HIS brain
Frank McCollister. a clerk. was
handling the weapon IN She hard
ware store when the gun was dis
charged G. /. Ellington. proprietor
OF the store. started to trace the
course 81 the bullet that entered the
ceiling directly below Rutherford =
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-17
OVERSEAS VETERANS FREED
Though Identified by Sallisaw Men
us Bank Robicr Jury ACy,uits.

by Associated Press state Wire.
SAlI.lSAW OKLA, Dec. l6.---Tom
Sanders OF Braggs with "A record of
Is months service In the American
expeditionary forces overseas. was
acquitted in the district court here
today on a charge OF being one OF
two bandits who. held up and robbed
the First state bank of Cans OF
$4,000 December 10, last year, after
Frank Hopper. assistant cashier. and
G.. w. Hicks, bank cashier, swore
positively sanders was one OF the
robbers.
Five leading citizens Of Braggs tes-
titled that at the hour OF the robbery
they knew Sanders to have been In
Braggs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-17
JUDGE CLAYTON IS HONCReD
Hundreds Gather nt McAicstcr Fu.
Ncrni services.


fiy Associated Press state Wire.
VI ALtSfEK, Okla, Dec. 1G.---
Hundreds OF sorrowing friends from
all parts Of eastern oklahoma and
western Arkansas gathered here this
afternoon To pay their last respects
to Judge W. II. II. Clayton, pioneer
prosecutor and jurist and one OF tho
leading characters OF the early days
of the old Indian country. who died
at his home here Tuesday night.
The services were conducted from
the Clayton home by the Rev. George
Konn of the Methodist church,
N'orth. Members OF the q. A. X. poet
served NJ honorary pallbearers while
7. s. Aiuotc. j. ~. Gordon, i. II.
Latham, J. r.. Gresham, w. l.. Free
man aud Allen Wright were active
pallbcarcrs
Following the services the remains
were sont to Fort Smith, Ark, for in-
t,rmcnt IN the national cemetery
there under the auspices OF the Ma
ponic lodge In which organization he
had taken the thirty-second degree
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-17
ORDER GAS RAISE
AT BART[ESvILLE
Rate Set at so Cents BY
Commission; Other In
creases Allowed

Associated Press State Wire.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Dee. l6. - A
temporary increase in gas rates.
effective a. once. was granted today
to the Bartlesville Gas Il Electric
company by tho state corporation
commission. Tho increase provides
rate of soc "A thousand feet for the
fiist 1900 cubic feet OF gas. 42c
for the first 400, 900 feet and 31c for
oil over 100000.
The Quapaw Pipe Line company,
which furnishes gas to the Bartlcs'
Vile company. was made party
TO the order by the commission.
At the same time n rate OF 35c
a net thousand was granted by the
commission to the Pawhuska oil Il
Gas company. This order was retro
active to Dec. 4. The Mulendore
Gas company Of saltwater was also
awarded "A temporary increase IN
rates Of i5c "a l,00s for domestic
consumers and 35c for Industrial
consumers. This rate will be In ef-
feet until further orders, accordins
TO the missions instructions. A
penalty OF &c 1000 feet IL added
if bills are not paid when due. the
order provides.
The Henryctta Gas company's ap-
plication for readjustment OF rate,
In lienryetta and surrounding towns
hearing of which occupied the com.
mission yesterday, resulted IN q
compromise between the company
and representatives Of the con
sumers. A rate OF 35c a / 1000 feet
was agreed on.
Mowbray Undertaking Co.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-17
MUNDAY LOSES LONG FIGHT
Chicago Banker GW~ to Pen After
n O.Ncar Court Battle,

JOLIET, Ill. Dec. l5.---Charlcs 4.
Munday today began his three year
sentence to the state pcnitentiary
for his connection with tho failure
OF the la Sale Street Trust and
Savings bank In Chicago, Of which
nc formerly was vice president
Munday began his penitentiary son
tence only after six years of trials.
re-trials and attempts to obtain n
pardon had failed. lie was officially
charged with receiving deposits in
tho bank after he knew IL was In
solvent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-17
TO Ask Re-Hedring
in Shelton Mine Case

Ivy Associated Press state wire.
OkI.AiiOM cry. Dee. i6.--P Pc
tition ior n rchcnring uf tho Skclton
Lead and Zinc company case. decid-
ed by tho state supreme court Tues
day In which the state claims It lost
thousands Of dollars IN gross produc-
tiun taxes. will he filed Immediately
II was announced today at the state
attorney generals office. The dcci-
sion held the company conducted
mining operations on noutaSable. re
strlctcd lands of the Quupaw Indians.
should the petition for rehcaring
he denied. the case will be taken To
The United States supreme court. 1t
was announced
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-17
,,,crcs,ing Docket at Sapulpa..

number OF CRIMINAL cases are TO
=, ,ried here soon. that have at
,s,oted much attention. These cases
.ra IN be on the criminal docket of
,ss M January term of the superior
caurt. on January II the Drum
yirht riot case is scheduled to be
,r,ed. !. w. Winford. negro, charged
with the murder Of Ed Mount, white
nan OF stroud. After the killing,
Winford barely escaped lynching.
,ihert Tabor, negro, of Bristow, Is
~ he tried on charge of murder.
A number Of criminal cases have
bsen transferred from the district
rour, TO the superior court as so
many civil cases were overcrowding
The district court. Judge Gaylord
Wilcox is to be here for the special
.ession of the superior court.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-17
HAMON CASE FORGOTTEN
Nr,imorr Prosecutor TOO BusN with
Other Gases" tO Handle IT,

ARDMOttE, okla, Dee. i6.--."I
have been 40 busy trying cases IN the
district court now IN sc~-ion that !
have had no time ia devote to the
uamou- -s'mith ease" Russell Brown.
county attorney, declared today, Tn
stead of being asked questions lately.
have been compelled To ask them
myself" he snid. No further drvel-
opmcnt had been made public IN the
case ana all mention OF the affair
seems to be taboo IN all gatherings.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-17
Dismiss Chief on Murder Charge.

William Freshour, better Known
over the county as Uncle Bill'' was
given a preliminary trial here today
on murder charge by Justice of
the peace a. +. Piitz. Freshour was
charged with the killing of James
Grote, at Bristow on October b.
Freshour is chief of police there and
II was while trying to arrest the man
that he shot him. Evidence was
brought out this morning that when
he undertook to arrest Grotc. who
was drunk, that Grote started fight
ing and mad the officer down on the
ground when the shooting occurred.
Gnote had been disturbing the peace
and some of the citizens had re-
Ques.ed the chief to arrest him. The
chief was dismissed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-17
Kiwanis Club Elects.

At the Kiwanis club meeting held
last night at the chamber of com
merce rooms. officers for the new
year were elected as follows: At
torney l.. ]. Burt, president; DR.. A.
V. Fish. vice president; Albert
Rankin, treasurer: Herbert Kinniard,
secretary ESrsa H. L. c,or Payne ,arOss George L.
Bruner, Robert l.. Cardwell, and
John Taught. as directors: John FL
linghausen was named as the dis
trict director general.