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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-21
old Bin Is Dead.

bill" the horse used for many
yoarr 10y the street cleaning depart
mcnt and possessing almost human
Intelligence, has gone whore an good
horses probably go, and his driver,
Bob Lacy negro cmploye of the
city Ia deeply grieved Lacy said he
never had to talk drivers talk to
Bill," but simply told him what
was expected of him Just as hc did
the street swoepers and "Bilr un-
terstood. The horse was q valua
BILE one in spite Of his extreme ago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-21
NeUs of SdpuIpd


sAPULPA, oct. 20.-A telegram
received by County Judge Williams
from Topeka, kan, stated that Ger
aldine Hammett. the Indian hciress
spirited away from Kansas City dur
ing habeas corpus proceedings by
nor guardian 20 regain custody. had
bcen located IN Kansas city by pri-
Nate detectives who demand re-
ward Tor revealing the present hid
ing place of the girl who becomes
of age tomorrow. Judge williams
has asked Indian Commissioner
Burke 20 detail officers OF his de-
partment on the case in an effort to
protect the ward who is heiress to
an estate worth 100000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-21
HOLD MISSIONARY SESSION
United Presbyterian Society Meets
Here October 20 md -.

Tho woman'a missionary society
Of the United Presbyterian church,
oklahoma Prosbytery win hold It's
nineteenth annual session IN Tulsa
October 26 and q, at the United
Presbyterian church, North Main
and King street An the societies Of
the state have been invited 90 send
representatives.
The opening session will hc uu'thc
night Of October 26 and on the fol-
lowing day there will be morning,
afternoon and night sessions
At opening session "A pageant viii
be given by the Little Light Bearers
and an address by Mrs. J. c. After.
field secretary uf hume mission work
for the denomination. on the fol-
lowing day the main number is H
play, 'The PIN Bottle, by the young
MnlnNuLa mlgalmnarN Rn.lnfN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-21

As result Of an excursion to
Slick by sheriff u. u. Livingston
and his deputies last evening, that
thriving little burg ~ now shy one
perfectly good gambling outfit which
which was seized and ruthlessly de-
stroyod by the officials They ar
rested the owner of the gaming lay
out ana brought him to Sapulpa,
where he was lodged In Jail.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-21
.SFAVER READY TO
FILE CUSTER SUIT
ronntv Attorney Says He
Has Much Evidence in
Red Fork Case
RECEIVES COMPLAINTS
Many Tulsa Motorists Ready
n Testify Against Officers
Accused Of Extortion

report published Thursday that
...,er proceedings had boon filcl
.rsirs, Frank Fettorlv. town mar
,E,f w. H. Foster. Justice Of the
rssee and Jack Rigdon motorcycle
LNeer. all Red Fork officials was
aeried late Thursday evening by
T,grtv Attorney W. +. Scaver
Tho charges were not filed
Thursday Soavcr said but will he
i,ed some time Friday"
The three Rcd Fork officials
sars arra'rucd Thursday before
fourty Iuiro 4, 1. J. Holt on two
sharros of pNtortion under color uf
official right They pleaded not
r7fs and wore released under a
bo1f of $1,000 on each charge.
VIII Request Suspension.
The county attorney said that
vrh DO, custer proceedings he
would also present to the district
court request for AN immediate
sggprnsou of the three off GERS who
Nave been accused by many motor
lss NJ arros'ing motor car drivers
nv thc wholesale on trumpCd up
charges OF speeding.
Tho charges IT eXtortion against
,ro three men cannot be tried until
tbo next criminal term In county
court. which starts January 2, of
.rsy vear However. w l.. Ccffev
who with prosecute tho custer pro-
ssedlnrs. said he would push them
% the limit An early trial will be
asked ior. according 60 Coffey.
scores Of Complaints.
StO,es NJ complaints We're filed az
.Na S.untv attorneys office Thurs
f,v by those arrested by the Red
Fork Officers Many OF the com
rlalnts were made over the phone
and many other complainarts ap-
peared personally, Seaver said. That
many serious charges have been
made against the three men.
which when told from the witness
stand, will fully justify the eNtortio0
charges. IS the statement Of the
county attorney.
Rcteraunr their first statements
me three accused officers assorted
. they were acting within their right
in AN the arrests they have made.
Al, the officers deny they have been
guilty Of cNtorlion and say every
motorit arrested was driving car
faster than l5 miles an hour. The
three men declare their sole pur-
pose IN making arrests was TO on
force the law and prevent accidents
many of which have occurred on the
Red Fork road
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-21
DRIVER KILLED HIS ENGINE

IkiskCd Nasty Tumble tu Gct Ilid
of inWclcOmtd Passengers.
Special tu Tho World
MtAl,stvr, oct 20 $50 t.l.u has
boon found of tho two uIpUuHNmru.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-21

VOU can find plenty of cut prices
L these days on goods that were once
marked too high and the woods are full of bargain
counter trash that's being offered seemingly low prices
But here's a horse Of a different coor-a genuine
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-21

\ Spanish bun fight advertised
Tor sunday afternoon at League park
In this city, aroused 30 much popular
opposition that tho promoters have
announced that the event has been
postponed indefinitely. County At
torncy Mcllhcny had Instructed the
shoritI 70 arrest those participating
In the affair II it was attpnlptcd
although II was claimed thnt no
cruelty would be pracliccd to the
animals used as no swords would be
carried by the matadurs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-21

a fire in a still at the SapuIpa re-
lnery this morning called ont the
IRE department from station No /
The blaze was cxtinguishoi with lit
tie loss and no casualties
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-21
LODGES AID SOCIETIES

TULSA LODGE NO. II, A. T. q a. ~.
R Meets every Thursday. first
IN Thursday ~ C.. second Thurs.
.EA. day business. third Thursday,
NgW " NJ fourth Thursday E 4
AVA Next meeting October goth.
wv ". N. Degree at 6 o'clock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-21

Unprecedented values and lowering of prices that will capture tn
ever expected to secure such tine garments exceptional fabrics
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-21

Meal anchoring straps have been
invented to prevent automobiles
moving ard being damaged when
shipped IN railroad rs,s
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-10
co N vOCARE

Societatea RomanS de Ajutor
si Cultura 'Romania Nouxa din
G Cambridge, Ohio, ConyoscE pc
toti membri sai din loc u jur !
lua parte Il sedinta geperaM g
se va tinea .ir ziua de IL Iunie !,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-10
C&tr& Fratii
Rom1ni

MOI, loan Bordan, George Cio-
can 81 Sivirean Tint, care am fost
GU locuinta in Canton, Ohio am
plecat spre Patria veche Gu Va
porul din % Maiu.
Moi dimpreuna Gu multime de
calatori am fOst condus de dl
T. STOICA director Ia Biuroul
Poporului 81 am ramas pc deplin
indestuliti 81 tare multumiti, de
serviciul fOarte cinstit care Pam
avut Gu totii.
Moi indrumam pc toti fratii
noStrii Romani care vor Sd piece
spre Patrie 81 care .vor Sd fie
serviti adevarat cinstiti Romane-
ste Sd Sc adreseze numai 81 numai
Ia Biurom Poporului Ill Delaney
Str. New York.
Eu scriitorul epistolei de mul-
tumire.
IS. loan Bordan, George Ciocan
81 Sivirean Tint.
| ll31 = 134).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-10

&. Il orele 80 p. m. Ia llocuinta
|d-lui George Moloiu de sub No.
|ll0 Harris Ave. La ordinea silei
I've Fl darea de seama pc cele 6
ini trecute 81 alegerea nouilor
functionari pc 6 lnni viitoare.
Deci prins presenta Convocars
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-10

n BIN raportul pubicat pc luna Marte din eroare sa
trecut vederea pubica 1866 pentru cazur
care suma nregsrata in regsrul de Cassa sub poza Mr.
48O pentu suma sa eberat chitanta Mr. 1926 din
Martie 1921 Isl
Alliance, Ohio, 80 Aprie 1921.
loan n SUFANA Sscrstar general
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-10

speram ca toti membri Societatii
va lua parte ia sedint4.
IA numele Societatii Roma
MIA Ncu4"
1nlian ccioeax. presedinte.
0ssrgs 1Ennteaaa seorstar fin.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-03-02
King Nicholas of
Montenegro Dies
Father of Queen of Italy
Passes Away at An
tibes. France.

Antilles, France, March, king
Nicholas OF Montenegro died here
today.
The queen OF Italy, daughter OF
Nicholas, has been advised OF the
death OF her father and she and King
Emmanuel are expected here for the
funeral.
Nicholas ! OF Montenegro was
born in l84l. He was proclaimed
prince of Montenegro as successor
to his uncle, Danielo |, in 1860 and
assumed the title OF king under a
resolution by the national skupshi-
ma in 1910 on the 50th anniversary
of his accession During the war,
Montenegro participated on the side
OF the allies. When the armistice was
signed SerbianS ordered selections
for national assembly and when the
assembly met in 1918, it declared it.
self i'll favor of the deposition OF
Nicholas and the reigning dynasty.
Shortly afterward the assembly
voted for the union of Montenegro
with the kingdom of the Serbs,
Croats and Slovens. Nicholas and
his cabinet since having been in
France and final decision as to the
status of Montenegro lies with the
peace conference
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-03-02
.l27 Indictments w.
In Building Probe
Corporations and individuals
Named Under Anti.Sherman
Act by Federal Grand Jury.

New York, March l.--Indiotments
were handed down today by the
special federal grand jury invcstigat-
ing all alleged building material
combine. against IS corporations and
AZ individuals comprising all alleged
cement trust
The indictments contained two
counts charging violation OF the
Sherman antitrust law one alleg-
ing combination and restraint OF
trade and the other monopolies and
attempts to monorolize.
Among the corporations named arc
the Alpha Portland Cement COM
pany. the Atlas Portland Cement
company. the Lcligh Portland Ce-
ment company, the Atlas Cement Sc
curities company, the Giant Port
land Cement company, and the Uni
ycrsal Portland Cement company.
The indictments were returned as
result of evidence presented to the
grand jury by Assistant United
States Attorneys Williams Rand and
B. A. Matthews.
1t is the governments contention,
Mr.. Rand said, that the combination
has so effectualiy maintained uni
iormity OF price, divided territories,
limited output and regulated the
class and character of customers
who might buy cement, and the pur-
pose to which cement might be ap-
piled, as in effect to exclude cement
from the ordinary channels OF trade
and commerce.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-03-02
Suit Filed to Test
Corporation Tax Law

Washington, March IA test case
said to involve abatement by the
government OF slS,000,000 in corpora
tion income taxes should the COM
plant be sustained. was argued be-
fore the court OF claims. The case
was that OF c. w. Phellis, a stock
holder of the E. l. Dupont De Nem-
ours company. to recover S5.o57 al
legged to have been wrongfully COL
lectod in 1915 when the company was
reorganized.
The company, New Jersey cor
poration with assets OF $29,000000.
was shown III that year to have
created a Delaware corporation, cap
italized at $l20,00C,000 to which it
transferred its assets. Income tax
officials held that six-sevenths of the
stockholders interest was converted
into taxable income and sought to
collect on that basis. The stock
holders contended that no income
was created
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-03-02
Bonus Bill
Un]|.aeaa Fire
Colorado Democrat Declares
Measure Is ''Sordid, Mercen.
airy, Humiliating, Outrage
Gus and Illegal.
Will Depreciate Bonds

Washington. March 1.-The sol
dicr bill was attacked today by Scn-
ator Thomas, democrat, Colorado,
as "sordid, mercenary, humiliating
outrageous and illegal"
In minority report presented to
the senate as a member of the tin-
ance committee. he said the opera
ton OF the bill would entail cost
Of $3,500,0 ,0000GG. and result in de-
probation of Liberty bonds and
other securities and a great burden
10 the tax payers.
The country is in no condition
10 submit to the stupcndous burden
which this bill imposes he declared.
Its outrageous. Justice should, OF
itself. defeat the bill. There may
be such a thing in this country as 4
taxpayers strike. The sooner it
comes the better
This bill srbordinates duty to
the sordid and degrading influence
of pclf and profit. makes the afrny an
agency for the eXtortion of money
from the citizea and places the re-
publican soldier upon level with
the mercenary soldier OF fortune or
adventure
Patrioticn Degraded.
Senator Thomas praised the
splendid segment OF the late Amer
ican army which disdans to ask for
bonuses or compensation.
.. Patriotism, devotion to free insti-
tutions and decent regard for the
obligation OF free citizenship" he
said, are degraded and disgraced
whenever the soldier citizen becomes
i mercenary and either expects or
demands that his government should
measure his service in terms of
money.
IF the American nation has been
preserved from German aggression,
only to loose tic floodgates OF its
treasury upon its returning soldiers,
it is a serious question whether It
was worth while to safeguard the
country from its enemies only to be
plundered by its citizens"
Declaring that most OF the vet
Grams would take the cash bonus,
Senator Thomas said the other op-
tons OF the bill were Comparative
ly unimportant
Pork Barrel Scheme"
The plan for reclaimilg land for
soldier hoihesteads, he charged,
would result il numerous land
schemes and promotions"
They will have ample political
b.eksng.n be SID Il know Of no
pork barrel scheme more alluring
and fraught with more extravaganza
and reckless expenditure than this"
The tax plan provides for taking
money from the pockets OF one class
OF citizens to be transferred to an
other" said the senator adding that i'll
striking out the tax provision, the
senate finance committee "shranl
from the responsibility"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-03-02
Is Called Before
Jury Is Selected
In Murder Trial
Impaneling Record in Case
OF Burnell Lawson, Wife
Slayer, Equaled Only
Once Previously Here.

After two days impaneliug. tha
jury to try Buruell Lawson on a
charge of wife murder was complet-
ed at 4:l0 yesterday afternoon. Sew
enty-five jurors were called before
Il were chosen. Only once before
was this record equalled i'll Doug
las county. That was in the court
house riot cases.
Opening arguments in the trial
will begin at 9 this morning. The
Jury includes;
Henry Krug, l442 South Seven
tecnth street. Swift company EN-
ploye. single.
Leo Y. Ryan. 1891 California
street, insurance man, single.
Theodore X. Rudd, 2lll Redick
avenue. pipe filter.
Arthur D. Power. 2ol7 Browne
street, street ca- motorman, mar
ried.
Joseph ]. Gillespie. 1926 Spencer
street, McGraw company salesman,
single.
Joseph ]. Husal>. 6528 South Thir-
ty-eighth street. car icing foreman,
married.
Frank Small, 1872 Paul street, fire
man, married.
Frank Quinn, APO South TWcn-
ty-fiftll street, Armour employc, mar
ried.
Sumner Elwell, l54l William
street, stationary engineer.
Frank A. Forst. 1902 North Fifty
third street, grocer. single
Henry Bruhn, Washington, Ncb.,
farmer. Widower
Liberty Mclaughlin, 2425 Frank
lin street, truck driver, married.
Judge Troup vented his ire at the
long delay in choosing a jury, after
the 9th juror was excused because
he stated his belief to be that any
person who committed murder was
insane at the time.
That is a most erroneous and
false idea" declared the Judge, ad-
dressing prospective jurors. Men
who believe that would acquit every
murderer in the country"
Judge Troup administered the
same rebuke TO jurors during the
morning session. when hairs were
split on legal versus medical in
sanity.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-03-02
Supreme Court to Decide
On Oregon State Liquor Law

Washington, March Status OF
the federal and state liquor revenue
laws under national prohibition will
reach the supreme court for decision
this week in the government appeal
in the Oregon case OF Boze lugino-
vich and his cousin. Boze Yugino-
vich. Indictments charging the two
with illicit distilling were quashed
by the lower courts which held that
the statute under which the charges
were brought had been repealed au-
tomatically on passage of the pro-
hibtion amendment
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-03-02
Wood Confers With Harding
AT Marion Nav Get Position

Marion. O., March l.-Returning
to Marion for short visit before
entering the White House. Pres
ident-elect Harding went into con-
ference today with Major General
Leonard Wood, who is prominently
under consideration for appointment
as governor general of the Philip
pine islands. A formal announce
rlcnt on the subject may be made
shortly.
Tomorrow Mr.. and Mrs. Hard
ing will be given formal farewell
by the city and they will leave for
Washington late IN the afternoon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-03-02
Coolidge Pays Visit
To Vice President

ashington. March l.-Vice
President-elect Coolidge, who ar
rived last night from Northampton,
Mass. visited the capitol, calling on
Vice President Marshall and later
chatting with newspaper men. Mr..
Coolidge was with Mr.. Marshall for
about five minutes
Mr.. Coolidge told the newspaper
men that they were among the best
friends OF the country and the gov
ernment as we'll as OF public men.
Il hope we arc going to work to-
gether TO raise the standard. il pos
sible, of citizenship" he said.
Mrs. Coolidge walked through the
shopping district and made several
purchases. Later she was the guest
of Mrs. Marshall at reception
given by the ladies of the senate"
an organization OF wives of sena-
tors
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-03-02
New York Central
Grew Blamed for
Indiana Wreck
Statement by Michigan Cen.
trail Officials Says Engineer
Had Opportunity to
Stop Before Crash.

Chicago, March l,-Niliiam Long
en- gineer OF the Michigan Central
train which was struck by the New
York Central train at Porter. Ind,
Sunday night. with loss of 81 lives.
today was cxonerated by officials OF
the Michigan Central road, of all re-
sponsibility for the fatal accident,
according to word telegraphed here
from Niles, Micl.
1--WE have arrived at the conclu-
sion." said a statement issued by
Charles McFadden, attorney for the
Michigan Central, that the imme-
dlate blame rests with the New
York Central crew. They had op-
portunity to stop after the Michi-
gan Central train hit the diamond
crossing.
when Longs train cape rum
tling over the crossing, the New
York Central train was 900 feet from
the crossing and prompt application
of the emergency brakes would have
stopped it.
This point is obvious. The de
rail switch was not set as has been
contended Had it been, the train
would have been thrown into the
ditch. The locomotive would not
have been thrown back onto the
track once it had left"
Last Bodies Identified.
Porter. Ind, March l.-ldentiiica-
ton OF four bodies today completed
the list OF dead from the collision
here Sunday night between Michi-
gan Central and New York Central
trains. The total was fixed at 81,
Of which two bodies are at Michi-
gan City and the balance at Ches-
terton morgue, mile from this
hamlet.
The last bodies identified were
those OF Mrs. Theodore Haskins,
Chicago, and Mrs. Katherine .Arney,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-03-02
Five Negro Bathers
Killed by Seaplane

Pensacola, Fla, March Five
negro bathers were killed and several
others injured when a naval serplane
sideslipped and took the water along
the beach, its wing tip sweeping the
sands where the bathers were gath
cred. The aviator was not injured,
but was placed under arrest pending
investigation.
The plane was in charge of Encign
John Walter Alcorn. U. S. N, who
had resigned his commission i'll the
navy and was to have been dis
charged today. -...
Witnesses said Alcorn was going
through some stunts when the tail OF
his machine become entangle in a
kite string.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-03-02
Pawnee City Boy Burned
To Death in Train Wreck

Pawnee City Neb., March =
Especial. Frank Bascom of Paw
nee City was burned to death when
a freight train burned at Oakland,
Cal. When the debris was cleared
away and the body found it was too
badly burned 10 be identified irl-
mediately. Vern Bascom OF Los
Angeles. brother, finally establish
ed identity.
The boys mother is in a hospital
at Pawnee City. The brother. Nern
Bascom. previously was connected
with a bank here, and later at Lin
coin, Neb., going from there to Cal
iiornia with Frank. Another broth
er, Lew. is in business here.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-03-02
Greek Assembly Votes
Against Seyres Treaty.

Athens, March l.-Grcece cannot
accept revision OF the treaty
of Sevres, which she considers rep
resents the minimum compensation
for her sacrifices in the war and cf-
forts to establish peace in the Near
East.
This was the substance OF reso-
luton adopted by the assembly to-
night which will be telegraphed the
Greek delegation in London.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-03-02
Bandits Get $4,000 From
Missouri Postmaster

Jefferson City. Mo-, March l.
A large amount in securities CON
signed TO the state treasury, prob
ably in excess OF $4,000, may have
been included in the loot obtained
by four bandits who held up a post
office messenger here early today and
escaped with three pouches OF reg.
istered mail. according to state oil
ticials. Postofiicc inspectors this
afternoon announced that three pack
ages OF bonds were among the mail
loot ATTAINED by four bandits who
held up postoffce messenger at Jef-
ierson CITY early today.