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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

DALLAS. T0N1H- May = UnIV
Davis of Plano was elected presi-
dent of the Texas RiunCrs associa-
tluu at the c.oAc of the session here
this afternoon. Louis Tratuwein
was named vice president. The sec
Rotary treasurer and the executive
committee will be announced by the
president later
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

Mrs. Elizabeth Hundley, superin-
tendeut Of tho Tulaa County home,
who has had much experience with
tubcrcular patients. says she knows
of no climate that TX as good for the
cure of tuberculoais as the climate
Of Tulsa county. she SAYS any oneS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

and threatening to do io, n,
things TO Italy II Montencero owe,
gets to be a real country again lnt
he gets on tho throne.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
Wool Plaid Skirts $40

There has never been a time whom plaids
wcre so much in demand to be In STYLE
az today At $40 these are extra good
values.
The colors are everything that could be-
desired, from the most elaborate to the
more sedato or subduod shades, All
sizes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
Flannel Sport Skirts $40

The woman who doesn't POSSESS two or
thrco suits for sports wear this season
is Just simply "out OF STYLE" These
superb tailored flannel skirts are the
very latest creations
They can be had I'm white. pink. light
blue ana tan ana are the best values we
have ever offered.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
Mental Nuts
Can You Crack
Them?

Here are ten problems
which it will pay you to
solve. To the one who
sends us the best solutions
we are going to give ABB
SOLUTEBI FREE, a Life
Scholarship for the Book
keeping, Banking and
Shorthand Course worth
$4,000.
, 1921-08-16

"1nasmuch as the repeal OF the ex.
cess profits tax and reduction of sur
tax rates on individual incomes do
not become effective until the caien-
dar year 1922" the report said, "s40e,.
100000 Of the contemplated loss of
revenue will not be reflected in rev
enue collections prior to 1898"
Actual reductions in taxes for this
fiscal year. he report continued, are
estimated at approximately 5000, o0o,-
900. total collections under the new
bill being figured at s3.S76. 0O0, 900 as
against the estimated collections of
$3.50 oo. 600 under the present law.
Estimated reductions in taxes lN-
ginning with the calendar year 1923
are given in h report as follows:
Repeal of Excess profits. January /,
1892. $3.50. 900. 900.
Reduction of surtax rates on indi.
vidual incomes to 80 per cent. jan
uary 1, 1929. 500. 900. 900.
Increased exemptions of heads of
families to $4,000 for incomes not in
excess of $1,000. $40. 0o0. 900.
Additional exemptions for depend
ents, increased TO $500 from $500.
$40. 900. 900.
repeal OIL all uanSpOrtauOn taxes,
January 1. 1922. s262. o0o. 900.
Repeal of "a on life insurance, s6.-
800. 900.
Repeal of taxes on beverages. $780,.
600. 600.
Reduction of taxes on candy. S.
900. 600.
Sporting goods. 50. 900. 900.
Furs. $3.50 900.
So-called luxury taxes. SIS. o0o. 900.
Estimated gains in taxes beginning
with the calendar e 1928. are given
as follows:
Increase of corporation income tax
from 10 to 12h per cent. January /.
1922. s133, 1904 oo.
License to sellers of soft drinks.
$40. 600. 900.
Tax of 6 cents on cereal beverages
s12. 0Oo. 900.
Tax OF 5 cents on carbonic acid gas,
50, 900. 900.
Taxes on fruit juices. still drinks
and fountain syrups. 81, 900. 900.
Substitution of manufacturers taxes
on toilet preparations and proprietary
medicines for existing stamp taxes,
5000, ooo-
, 1921-08-16
ROAD REPORT

The district Office OF the state
highway department makes .thc
following report on road conditions
today:
GRANT HIGHWAY - Nebraska
line to Lusk good, then very good
to Keeline and fair to Grin.
YELLOWSTONE HIGHWAY
Platte county line to Glenrock
good, then somewhat rough to Cas-
per. Casper to Shoshoni and Bon
neville good. Cars in proper con-
d%itionand not overloaded have no
troubleover tho Birdseyc Pass
route between Bonneville and Their
mopolis. Thermopolis to the Park
is generally good.
SHOSHoNI : LANDER ROAD
Good except somewhat rough be-
tween Rivcrton and Hudson.
CASPER : SHERIDAN ROAD
Rough from end of pavement to
Seventeen Mic. then good 10 Salt
Creek and fair 70 Keycee.
, 1921-08-16

seat In the special election Pine.
dale. on the lace or tho official re.
turns. was declared chosen for the
county seat by n majority Of a few
votes. Big Pineyites, casting about
for n mcans by which TO prevent
Pinedaie becoming the county Eeat.
discovered tho alleged error I'm des
cription on tho official ballot. and the
result. 1t appears reasonably certain.
10 that not only will Pinednlc not be.
como tho county seat of Sublctte
county, but there will be no sublette
county.
Also. It is forecast. there viii be no
new county OF Teton. albeit Its organ.
zaiotn has been authorized at two
special elections. ono. holden in the
proposed county and the other that
Mt which residents OF the Sublettc
area for organization of county
from the Teton ARA A court action
to- organization of Teton
county has been instituted. founded
On n number OF charges % Irregular.
aties in the official procedure prior
to. at the time of and subsequent to
tho special election at which orgnnI.
zaton Of the county was authorized.
These charges include n that non.
residents OF HI Teton county area
participated in the organization pre.
hminaries. and another attacks the
constitutionally of the legislative net
to enable Organization OF the county.
As in the Suhlsttc county litigation.
county scat rivalry entered into in.
~stitution of the Teton county suit. or
residents of Jackson. which was de.
signated as county scat by n slim ma
1ority, so charge, alleging that the
suit was intituted because resi-.
dents OF the rival town OF Kelly were
~disgruntled ~ Jackson's triumph in
the county scat contest.
Indications are that, the merits OF
h two suits regardless of the litiga.
tion at least will delay organization
of the new counties until after the
next legislative session. and that the
two disputes will find their way INTO
legislative prefecture.
, 1921-08-16
WOMAN IS seized
N MONTANA FOR
KILLING LANDER
MAN ON APRIL Is
La Cross Is Under
Arrest for Murder Of
Ivan Sellers; Federal
Prosecution Looms

HELENA, Mont, Aug. 16.
Jessie La Cross, wanted in
Wyoming for alleged murder,
was arrested yesterday by
Deputy United States Marshal
Nick Maynham at Ekalaka,
and Is being brought to Butte for
further proceedipgs- w. H Meigs,
deputy United States attorney left for
Butte TO represent the government n,
a hearing on a petition for order OF
removal Of the woman to the juris.
diction OF Wyoming. The govern
ment alleges that the woman killed
Ivan Sellars on the Shoshone Indian
reservation. Seilars' death took place
on April 81.
, 1921-08-16
MAN ALSO HELD
FOR ALLEGED CRIME.

LANDER. wyo.. Aug. 1s.-George
Lawton. of a party of three with
whom Sellers met his death, is also
being held for the murder OF Ivan
Sellers on the Shoshone Indian reser.
Walton last April. Lawton and Sellers
and two women, Jessie La Cross and
Susie Colburn were on a joyridc and
tho shooting occurred in the automo-
bile.
All members of the party testified
before a coroner's jury that the shoot
ing was accidental but an investiga.
ton authorized by Supt. L. A. Hitch.
ison Of the reservation led to Law
tons arrest and orders to apprehend
Jessie La Cross.
Lawton is a married man. as was
also Sellers. the victim Of the shoos
ing.
, 1921-08-16

ieslslatiNc act. but instead voted to
organize a county from an entirely
different erea described In "a different
legislative act designed to facilitate
organization OF the county of Teton
from a portion OF Lincoln county.
This astonishing allegation is made
in tho p~leadings in an action institu.
ted to prevent organization OF the
county OF Sublette. Tho pleadings
set forth hat the ballots used in the
special election In the proposed Sub
lette county on which should have
appeared description OF the boundari-
ea prescribed by the legislature for
Sublette county, bore instead u des-
criptionof the boundaries Of the pro
posed county of Teton. and that
therefore the residents OF the pro
posed Sublette county have moi au-
ethvi p1srrsauonDa-h COUNTY OF
sublctte. but have Authorized crea,
tion of h county OF Teton, q terri
tory OF which they arc not residents
and ovtt. which they have no control.
A number of other allegations
against organization of Sublette
county also arc given, but are imma-
terial II the principal allegation
that respecting h mistake in bound
airy description is held by a judicial
decree TO be well founded. The action
instituted TO prevent organization of
Sublette county is the result chiefly
of the rivalry between the towns of
Big Piney n Pinedale for the county
, 1921-08-16
OF TWO NEW COUNTIES IS DELAYED
LITIGATION TO "NECEsGTATE LEGISLATIVE ACTION
RObber Wounds
Intended Victim

CHICAGO. Aug. ia former en-
ploye. waiting with an accomplice to
seize a $4,000 payroll. shot and prob
ably fatally injured Sigmund NJ. Els
endrath. n partner in the firm of
Wei & Eisendrath. tanners. as he en-
tered his office yesterday. After the
shooting the would-be robbers fed on
a motorcycle without attempting rob-
berry. AT the hospital. Eisendrath
said that he was shot by a man who
worked for him a short time ago. The
two men waited outside the onica door
and when Mr.. Eisendrath appeared
n fired without warning
, 1921-08-16

was GauSfied OF h innocense OF
Burch as well as hat of his former
wife.
Mrs. obenchain, who had previous
Iy talked freely with interviewers.
early declared she would refer all
questioners to my attorney Mr.. Oh
enchain." Obenchain said this was
done by his advice. A full statement
will be made public later by the de
Tense. he aid.
The Rev. William Burch. father OF
Arthur Burch. who came here Sun.
day from Evanston. ILL.,. announced
he expected to stay here only a week.
making arrangements for his sons
defense.
At tho district attorneys office. II
was said the most important step
during the day would probably be an
attempt by a. f. Rosenthal. pawn
shop proprietor, to identify Burch as
the man to whom he sole a-1s-gauge
shotgun five days before the shooting
OF Kennedy on August .. Eosentha:
identified a gun stock washed up on
the beach at santa Monica as part Of
the weapon but failed to recognize
photographs Of Burch as the pur.
chaser.
, 1921-08-16

Jured last night.
Yes. I killed them" was Ramirez.s
statement, according to Deputy shcr
riffs John Boone and j. c. stansel
n Deputy Constable II. L. Brooker
Il wasn't mad at them. I wanted
TO XII them all. II would be better
lor them"
Blood was on Ramircz's face and
hands a two by four scantlins
about we feet long was near him
the officer said.
The mother was sleeping with her
1s-monthold baby. The baby was not,
hurt. Another child. a boy, three
years OF age and Mrs. Alazar's sister.
Guadalupe Guevara. IL. also escaped
injury.
The dead woman's sister also said
sho saw h intruder in the house.
II awokc and saw him bendinE
over my sister. then in the darkness
I saw him strike conrado and opheiia
and FannIl."
Mrs. Alazar. her children and sis.
ter were alone in tho house. Her
husband went TO Tu,aroSa. n. NJ, yes
terday TO hunt for work.
The son last night. unconscious
was thought to be dead. At the hos
pitai he reEained consciousness. and
is sim living. although in n critical
condition.
, 1921-08-16

cO4Alt t&4AAE Isl az WAONo a ~
Gov. Frazier. OF North Dakota. declar-
ting a North Dakota magazine. which
had advocated tar and feathers as
punishment in certain cases should be
suppressed. A letter from the COVER
'nor.s secretary acknowledge receipt
OF her communication and stated it
had been referred to tho editor OF the
magazine.
Last Friday tho police were inform
ed, Mrs. DE Brio received a letter
from The editor and she appeared
nach agi.ated. On Saturday q strange
man representing himself as an insur-
ance man. made inquiries at her lodg-
ings Iater-ths s1nc man. 1t is be-
ueycd. called q her office and was
said to have Threatened her.
Mrs. Do Eri,o was orrd dead last
night in c bath with a gas hose in her
mouth.
Tha young woman whcn 16 years
cid was mar-ied to Claude De B-ito.
said 10 DO : wealthy Brazilian. but Z
separation occurred At ono tinc she
, 1921-08-16

All Of the missing funds are in cur
rency, Mr.. Evans said The young
man is supposed to have taken every
thing in sight when he closed his
books Saturday night. the banks
president said. The books have not
been tempered with in an effort to
v up the loss. the president said.
Mr.. Evans said the loss was fully
covered by insurance and that the
bank's condition would not be af-
fected.
Mr.. Morse had been with the Inter
national Trust company as its head
teller for more thar three years. Mr.
said. having come to that in
stitution from another bank highly
recommended
Morse was married but had no chill
dren.
1T was a clean sweep said the
banks president. Morse evidently
disappeared late Saturday or early
Sunday. 1t is n shock to us all-the
disappearance OF the young woman as
much as the money"
The girl was described as five feet
two or three inches in height and
weighing about ITO pounds and at
tractlve.
Morse, the bank officials said,
weighs about 14S pounds. is light in
complexion and about five feet II
inches tall. He wore a pompadour
and walked with a slight stoop. 1t was
said.
AT first it was thought the bank
, 1921-08-16

was snort not more than 800 or 49,
00o.' President Evans said. but as
the check on the funds continued the
shortage increased from hour to
hour.
Attempts to trace Morse by police
and private detective agencies have
failed utterly so far. His wife. who
is an invalid has not seen her hus-
band since Saturday, she said. She
declared Morse had always beer an
ideal husband. She said he never
drank or gambled.
The girl who has disappeared has
not been at the bank lately. She was
in a hospital for a while. She had re
covered from her illness, but was stil
frail. it was said.
That Morse and Miss Penfold had
fled to Mexico was the belief ex-
pressed by some of the detectives
working on the case today. J. S. Pen
fold, father of the girl. who runs a
filling station at Fort Lupton, Colo.
said today he received a telegram
Sunday filed in Denver which said
Morse and his daughter had been
married.
It had not been suspected that the
missing teller had a love affair until
today when it seemed that nearly
everybody remembered he had been
attentive to Miss Penfold. The police
said they had known he was fond OF
the girl.
Miss PenfoId's father told OF his
daughters love for Morse and said
he could hardly believe the young
Continued on Page a.
, 1921-08-16

BALTIMORE, Aug. 16. - -Four
months ago today, Harry Roy VIII
son, 3e years OF age. mail clerk on
the u. s. S. Black Hawk. mother
ship Of n destroyer flotilla at Guam
tanamo bay. Cuba. is alleged 10 have
abscondcd with $1,000. Last night
he walked into the central police
station and surrendered.
During those four months Wilson
said he had outwittcd the intciii-
gence agents and police in n score
Of cities. His troubled conscience,
, 1921-08-16
SPANIARDS LAUNCH OFFENSIVE
M00RS ROUTED in COAST FIGHT

which command the entrance TO the
peninsula on which Melilla is stu
ated-
It is indicated the battle was
fought near the seashore, the state.
ment declaring that the gunboat
LAURA fired upon the fianks Of the
Moorish forces, breaking the resls-
tancc of the enemy and aiding the
Spanish advance.
1t is declared the enemy was COM
pletdy routed in hand-to-hand fight
ing.
, 1921-08-16
ABSC0KDER GIVES UP FOR Theft
DETECTIVES LONG TIME

he said impeIled him to give him
self up.
Not only did Wilson admit steal
ing 5000 in cash from the safe Of
The Black Hawk, but he signed n
confession.
81 served the flag for IL years.
said Wilson. "and the disgrace OF
my act made me an ~outcast. L
could not slecp."
Wilson Is alleged TO have alb
sI1nded from the ship April 16,
1871.
, 1921-08-16

MADRID. Aug. 16.-By The As
ISOLATED Press).7Spanish forces in
Morocco have begun an offensive
against the Moorish ~tribesmen. who
th-cs weeks ago administered n Sc
vere defeat to the SpaniarGs. and
forced them to retreat virtually to
the gates Of Meiilla-
An official statement issued hero
last night says that two columns
hayo occupied the town Of Sidi Anna
and have dominated positions
, 1921-08-16
North Carolina
Tug Leaves For
Detroit Today

WILMINGTON. N. c.. Aug. 49,
The government tug Lieutenant A. c.
Tippin left here yesterday for what
is planned 10 be the first voyage by
tho inland water route from this port
to Detroit. Mich. 1t Will pass from
Bedford to Chesapeake and Delaware
bay, and from New York will go UP
Hudson river to the barge canal and
thence across the lake TO Detroit.
, 1921-08-16

al persons who purchased from him
used cars which were seized by the
sheriff and United States marshal as
stolen property. A number of these
purchasers in Cheyenne a~nxiousiy
are awaiting developments. Two of
ave filed suit against Freder-
ickson for b sums which they paid
him for cars.
Frederickson's bail was provided
by DIR. ]. II. Conway. a prominant
, 1921-08-16
HOLDS
BIG MYSTERY
Chicago Girl Said to Haze Been Threat
ened as Result of Magazine Criticism
Found Dead With Gas Hose in Mouth

CHICAGO Aug. 16.-A search for a letter from the edi-
tor of a North Dakota periodical and for an unidentified man
was begun by the police today in an effort to explain the sui
eide of Mrs. Mary De Brito, %, an advertising writer for a
large department store.
At the young woman's rooming house, it was learned that
time ago she wrote a letter to was awarded a prize as Chicagos
Coy Eraz;or. Of North akota. declarl most beautfuII rsn girl
, 1921-08-16

physician. Whether Conway has re-
ceived. or is to receive. the $500 pre-
MUM which Frederickson offered a
bondsman has not been made public.
Nine other alleged members OF the
automobile thievery ring arrested
here have not provided bail.
Frcderickson still holds title to one
of the largest garage building in
Wyoming but 1t is heavily incumb-
cred He is endeavoring to dispose
of his equity.
, 1921-08-16

of h accused woman and her at
tprney of record. declared IL was pro-
posed not only to establish he limo
cence OF the accused but to solve
the mystery of the crime and find out
who did the shooting He said he
, 1921-08-16
MILLIONS ARE
J0BLESS, U. S.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1s.-Best es-
Inmates available at this time show
that 5,735 900 persons are out of en-
ployment in the United States. Sec
rotary of Labor Davis reported to the
senate today in response to a resolu-
ton calling for figures
, 1921-08-16
French Champion
Gives Up To
Mrs. M aIIory

FOREST HILLS. N. Y, Aug. l6.
Mile Suzanne Lengien dcfaulted
to Mrs. Sjurstedt Mallory, United
States champion in their match to-
day in the women's national tennis
championship after Mrs. Mallory
won the first set. 60.
, 1921-08-16
LODGE NAMED
ON DELEGATION

WASHINGTON. Aug. 16.-Henry
Cabot Lodge. chairman of the senate
foreign relations committee. has been
definitely selected by President Hard
ing us n member OF tho American
delegation to tho disarmament con
ference.
, 1921-08-16
$79O,33O,OoO CUT
FROM u. 8. a BILL
BALL SCORES
NATIONAL LEAGUE

At Boston II. ii. K.
Chicago ......050 100 Oo0-6 Is 9
Boston .,..... 800 302 00%-8 II 1
Batteries = Alexander, Freeman,
York and O'FarrcIl, McQuilIan, FIJI
lingim and O'NeiIl, Gowdy.
At New York X. II. L.
Brooklyn $50. 900 004 003-7 IL 4
New York 1000 eel 010-6 IL 1
Batteries-Grimes and Miller, krue-
ger. Nehf. Ryan and Snyder.
At Philadelphia list game) X. H.. e.
Pittsburgh 200 ITO. 01O-5 10 o
Philadelphia 1000 0eo 2e%-6 0 o
Batteries-Cooper and Brottem; G..
Smith, Belts and Henline.
At Philadelphia end game Il. ii. c.
Pittsburgh 002 $50 100 02-8 10 1
Philadel'ia go 900 200 0O-6 10 3
Batteries = Adams, linn and
Schmidt; Sedgwick. Smith and Peters.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
At st. Louis r. ii. E.
Detroit ...........2 QJ o.
st. Louis ..--......0 900 p
, 1921-08-16
Description Of Teton County Placed on Ballots In
stead Of Sublet in Recent Election, Says Com
plant; Teton Plans Also Tied Up

CHEYENNE, Wyo, Aug. 16.-Somebody Numbered
and the people of the proposed county of Sublette, authorized
by the legislature to form a new county from portions of FIRE.
mont and Lincoln counties, at a special election held to ascer-
tain whether a majority desired the new county, did not vote
to organize a county from the territory stipulated in the
, 1921-08-16

The total loss in revenue is thus
placed at s96S. 0s0. 900 and the total
gains at s177. 600. leaving the net
loss of $79o.33o.ooo estimated by the
report.
, 1921-08-16
TEXANS LYNCH
NEGRO REPORT

GRoEsBECK. Texas, Aug. To- A
report that Alex VIM, negro, was
hanged yesterday at Datura, near
here. by an armed mob following an
attack upon a white girl. was re-
ceived here today. No details were
given.
, 1921-08-16
Report of Revised Measure
Presented to House Shows Greet
Reduction in Revenue Act

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16-A reduction of $3.50, $50, 600
IN the annual tax bill of the nation will result from the
in the 1918 revenue act embodied in the new admin
tax bill, Chairman Fordney of the ways and means
declared in a majority report filed today with the
, 1921-08-16
KENNEDY CASE
DEFENSE BUSY
Attorneys Not Only Hope to Establish
Innocence of Mrs. Obenchain but
SoIpe Mystery of Murder

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 16.-Both prosecution and defense
in the case of Arthur C. Burch and Mrs. Madelynne Oben-
chain, indicted for the alleged murder of ]. Bolton Kennedy,
were busy today, they announced, endeavoring to clear UP
unsolved problems.
Ralph r.. Obenchain,. Chicago at.f rney, former husband
, 1921-08-16
GARAGE DEALER Who PEDDLED|
STOLEN CARS SELLS BUSINESS
TO REIMBURSE LOSERS, CLAIM

CHEYENNE, Wyo, Aug. 16.-At liberty on $4,000 bail
after a week of confinement during which he advertised in
the newspapers that he would pay $500 to any person who
would become his bondsman, J. w. Fredericton, alleged
fence" for a gang of automobile thieves that operated in
Nebraska, Wyoming and Colorado, has sold one of his two
garages for $1,000 and announces that he will reimbms.
, 1921-08-16
ldiers Recalled for Duty al Sim Fem Parliament Convenes Talk Peace
BLIND MAN GR0PES Way into \
HOUSE and CLUBS WOMAN TO
Death, Three CHILDREN HURT

SASO, Texas, Aug. 16-Ramon Ramirez, a blind man,
20 years of age, wa arrested and charged with murder when
deputy sherifs found him sleeping in a shed this morning
half a mile from the house in which Mrs. Conrado AIazar, 80,
was murdered, and her children, Conrado Alazar, Jr. A.;
OPheia, 2, and Fannia, 8, were dubbed and seriou.Iv in.
, 1921-08-16
TELLER SKIPS.
$4,000.
CASH and GIRL.
Girl Filing Clerk Also Missing From Den
per Trust Company; Loss Fully Coz
cred by Insurance, Report

DENVER, Aug. I6.-Edwin F. Morse, 80 years of age,
first teller at the International Trust company here, has dis
appeared along with about $4,000 in currency, it was an.
nounced today by John Evans, president of the institution.
Miss Mabel Penfold, %, a filing clerk at the bank, also is