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RELIABILITY CHARACTER ENTERPRISE THE MORNING OKLAHOMA'S GREATEST NEWSPAPER THE AVWIACJE BWOnN NET PAID I august 26,987 FINAL EDITION t OL. XIV, NO. 350. TULSA, OKLAHOMA, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1920 PRICE 5 CENTS. HTRO adBFi I'toa - 6LT " w r " " " i r II . v r n I . H TVU 1 II. ' HARDING REVEALS' COX-WILSON PLOT Cites Conspiracy to Con " tinuo War Powers of the President U. S. TWISTED AROUND Government Reorganization Necessary; Conspiracy of Accord Is Criticized SEES NEW DISCREPANCIES French and English Disagree On Article Ten and Mon roe Clause, He Says MARION. O., Sept. XI. In n dott--harrclod attack on tho admlnls' (ration. Senntor Harding clinrKod to day that democratic official had tten guilty of "reckless Inefficien cy in their conduct of tho nation's business affairs and had sought, thrwh "duplicity or misunder-mnd-V lmv lh0 H- BUrrcn' dcr its Monroo doctrlno In becom ing a member ot tha league of na tlonr. Wants Solwr Business. HI, own policy toward th hU3. world, ho declared, wo .Id put in end to "Ineffective meddling by povernment. wipe out many war tlmo restraints. seek re-enactment et tariff levies nnd taxation and cs Ub lih a new co-operation between overamcnt and private , nt'rprl Hiving restored a condition of so ber business" again, ho added, he ?onM summon tho aid of the ablest lam lnlstrators of the country to put The government itself on an efficient walling the "conspiracy ol : per ffct accord" between tho admlnls tration and tho democratic Presiden tial nomlnco to perpetrate war pow ,rs of tho executive Senator Hord ing declared tho government had teen so "twisted out of shape thai reorganization In many of de partments was necessary beforo U could again function properly. ITench-Kngtlsti Disagree. Discussing- tho Monroo doctrine the republican nominee assorted tniu th- l.nghsh and French text of the Ifag.e ...venant npparonlly w-ere in dir. t contradiction, the former triune the intimation that tho doc tnn. .. not to bo overridden l an-- p.nvtslon of tho covenant, while the l'rcnrh phraseology cleartv w-uld mako tho doctrino subordi nate to tho covenant. In nny case of depute he added, the league rrun :l undoubtedly would decide the F-rneh text was the "ffb"il one. . m. wishes to bo both charitable tn . .tsldorntc," ho continued, but - , h..rd to believe that this very nirwd discrepancy wiui perpetrated vl" h Intention." Th senator's declarations on tho Mi- ,,e irotrrlne nnd on business lac .. wr-re mado In two front porch ip.nh.s to delegations of business tr.- Yrm Chicago and several Mil h.ctn nnd Indiana cities. Tin ..Kb thorn, ho said, ho wanted to iiid a message of roarBUronro, to nil Americans Interested In bust- lii prer .itlng the tendency to think of f amous only on terms of "big bu . ss " tho nnmlneo declared sue- VTINUBD ON 1'Ali A C00L1DGE LAUDS CHIEF r-at Tribute to Harding and X'nrca 1 ilnpllnn or Ijfniifrnnip m Tutrlot IIUf Sonnlnr. MANCIIKSTUIl. N- H Sept. 11. . rnnr Calvin Coolldge, of Maa cbinits, republican candldatn. for Mi. pii-aident. In an address here to 1a edld that "America led by a ri'nnt like Warren O. Harding ' i'd protect tho Interests of all her P" i l at homo and perform tin fririmngiy nu npr rlutlcd abroad." It In well to keep In mind," he 'ml that unless wo maintain our d' i.tl.' investigations wo will have r.n foreign lolatlons, unleas wo !'-. Ii libortv and prosporlty at hnrni. we cannnt provide or defend th' i abroad The welforo we seek "ir tho welfaro of America and " ' "t nf Amerlc.t nlono certainly Of m rlra first." '' for tho purpose of advanc lb it welfaro that cltlieni as S" .i"il thi-mselves In parties. If I ' r. iisl-ed to state tho purposo of th' u'rubllcan party In two words, J I'ul1say sound government." NewYorkLifc Insurance Co. Farmer & Da ran SI"i:CI I, AGHNTS SOS I'alaro llldj. I'liono 151 Wire Flashes WAaiIINOTO,V, F.pL 11. rra.Mant Wilson hii aent a niium of aynieatliy to Mnr Victor Hmmaniiel III of Italy In connection with th. Italian urthuuakaa. DUD MM, Ff pt. 1 Thl cltv waa with, out tram car acne totlny tclwatn 10 o'clock and noon Trartir on tho llnaa wu nuprndM to enable tha employe to t lnil a mua for Mayor Mncswliiey of Cork. TOPKKA. Kan, Hcr- II rSu .irnor Henry Allan today named Mlm MlrKarM Stubba, ilauahtcr of former ttorernor W H. Stutitifl, to reprtaent the mata at the Texaa Cotton Palace expoation, Nov, 9. OKLAHOMA ClTr, Sept. 11 Tha crim inal court of appeala thla attrnon af firmed aentenee of threa ye.ira In the penlntenttary far aaaault with Intent to do bodily harm by ahootlne, Impoaed on W A. Marriott by tha dhtrlct court ot Carter county. KLOttUNCIi. Sept. 11. Mora than 100 town and vlllaRra were iUatroyal or badly damaged In the district north of thla city, which waa ahaken b ythe earthquako Tuea dy mornlnr, according to Utrat reporta here. PAItlB, Sept U. Prealdent Deechanel haa deatred to realm before tha end ot Kepteinher becauae of III health and a new prldentUl election probably will be held late in October, according to a ttory printed by weekly political newa paper today. NARHVILLK. Tepn, Sept 11 Martin Uoberta. oldeat aon of dotcrnor Itoberta of Tcnneaaee and a major In the atata mili tia, waa probably fatally Injured tonlsht whan a motorcycle on which ha waa rid ing waa atruck by an automobile driven by an unidentified man. VANCOUVKH, II. C, fept. 11 Three united Htatca tarmy alrplanea returning to New York ii Iter! a flight to Nome, Alaaka, arrived at ffeleiiraph Creek, II. C, late yeaterday rtom White Ilorae. V. 1 ac cording to word received here today. WA8IIINOTO.V, Sept. 11 Tha cruller nttaburgh, which went 'aground In the ltaitlc aea thla week, haa been floated, ac cording to a meieage which reached the navy department tonight from Vice Ad miral lluae, la command. 8A.V ANTONIO, Sept. 11. Dr. Taul A. lendorf, who waa denied permlaalon to en ter the United Btatea by tha atate depart men and who aubeonuently eacaped hla Mexican guarda a Juarez, Mexico, waa ar reatad here thla morning on a charge ot violating the paeaporl control act. OKLAHOMA ClTf. Kept. 11 John A. Whltehurat, prealdent of the atate board ot agriculture, thla afternoon addreaaed a warning to Oklahoma farmers agalnat aell Ing their wheat haatlly at a price below coat of production. COX BRINGS UP WET QUESTION Says He Knows4 When Event Has Become Part of Yesterday Nomination of Cox to Wets' Interest, Dealer Announces SKATTI,e( sept. II. Tho way kos paved for Governor Cox'm Jnclarntiofl by Mr. Cotterlll In Introduolns tho Ohloan. Mr. Cot .erlll referred specifically to an ittack mado upon Governor Cox today by the Seattle I'oel Intelli fencer, a republican newspaper, which branded Governor Cox as i "wet ' and demanded that ho ieclaro himself and not "dodge" he queHtlon. The paper printed ilio alleged letter of George F. Carroll, president f the New Jer sey Llrjuor Dealers association, Jated .luly 22, stating that Gov wncr Cox was pronounced "wet" and hta nomination "a big victory for our intercss." Tho Carroll etter also call.'d for aid and fundn from the liquor dealers In behalf of Governor Cox. ?nATTLK. -tVash., Sept. 11. Pro hibition, the great silent topic of the campaign, came openly Into the presidential race here tonight at tho meetlnc of Governor Cox of Ohio, democratic presidential candidate. Tim governor, aft-.'r an Introduc tion to a l.trgo audience in. which his sponsor, Georgo C. Cottetill, demo cratic candidate for United States senator, denounced nsso.-tluns that the candidate was a "wot' mads the following declaration: "As a progressiva In government, I know when an "vent has p.tssod by and bocomo p irt of yesterday. The reactionary rarely Joe-s. Thu friends of world peaco and the friends' of progress will win this election and attempts to divide them on any ques- C'ONTINl'KP 'N TA'.t: A SEES REIGN OF TERROR Senator Iflgo NJM Has Many of Ills Own Party Completely Mttrra nnd Continues Autocracy NAHANT. Mas., Sept. 11. Sena tor Henry Cabot Iodgo today at tacked what he said was tho effort of President Wilson to mako a ono man government. He charged that the president had established "such n inn rtf toi-mr. nvr mnnv ronre- sentatlves and senators of his own party that tho leigsiauvn powers of tho constltu'ion granted to con gress alone worn Impaired and dis torted " Senator Lodge addressing an on Ing of the Lynn republican club n,Mliini U'lhon a autocratic I administration ' affected ovory de partment of covernmenU nFMnnRAT mv&wswimiSsBodij .n.m o- m. teaUU US" bIKLd Informed Federal Work ers They Were Expect ed to Give $40 Each LETTERS CIRCULATED 'Duns' Sent to Several Earn ing $120 n Month In U. S. Government Positions COMMITTEE MEETS SEPT. 22 Washington or New York to Bo Scene of Resume of Investigation Kenyon Senator Reed Sous Levies upon Girls Wholly Inexcusable CHICAGO, Sept. 11. Senator Kenyon characterlied tho solici tation of funds from girl cm ploycn of tho government ns "worso In Its Infamy" than tho raising of thousands of dollars from men outsldo of govern mental circles. "I agree with you, senator," Senator need said, "that to levy In any way a political assessment upon a girl working for the gov ernment Is absolutely Inexcus able." CHICAGO, Sept. 11. The senate commttteo Investigating campaign expenditures today wound up a two- weeks Inquiry Into charges of Gov ernor Cox that the republican party Is seeking a $15, 000,000 fund. The sessions hero also duplicated testl mony bearing on charges that the democratic party solicited campaign contributions from federal office holders and accepted unlimited amounts from other contributors. Washington or H. Y. Neit. Tho committee wilt meet again September 22 in either Washington or New York. Chairman Kenyon being empowered to chooso the city. Senator Konyon said that If Wash ington was selected, the witnesses who were to have been hoard In Pittsburgh would bo called to tho capltol. The committee had planned a meeting In Pittsburgh to investi gate reports that Pennsylvania liquor Interests were taking an active part In financing tho democratic cam paign. Two Absentees. The' last days' hearings wcro con ducted by Chairman Kenyon, repub lican, and Senator Hood and Porno rone, democrats. Senators Spencer and Edgo, republicans, wero absent, tho latter having left Chicago last night aftor Issuing n statement de riding thp Cox chargtw. This atti tude drew criticisms from tho democratic members of thn commit, tec, Senator Heed having character lied tho Kdgc statement as "in decent." Republican plans for a, 7-day drive for fundie in Chicago and tc tlmony that tho democrats had as sessed girl employes of tho Intoral revenue office at Aberdeen, H, D., 140 each to help finance tho demo cratic campaign woro tho topics of today's Inquiry. Frederick C. Barber of New York, a professional money raiser In chargo of the Chicago republican drive, told the rornmlttoo ho had propured a curd Index of obout 25,. 000 prospective contributors, Includ ing a preferred list of somo 700 to S00, each of whom was believed nhle to give $1,000. Upwarrtu of 3,000 CONTINl'RD ON PAflK A 80 Barrels of Alchohol Disappear from Box Car KANSAS CITY. Sopt II. Right thousand gallons of grain nlrojinl in 80 barrels, en routo from Now Or leans to Kansas City, disappeared en route, railroad officials reported to day. Tho sealed freight car arrived with seals Intact, but tho 80 barrels wero gone. COL. HINDS TO WORLD STAFF AT STATE CAPITAL The management of The World taken pleasure In announcing that Col. C W. U. Hinds, until very recently editor of Hnrlow'a Weekly and well-known throughout tho state ns a Journalist nf first rato ability, has accepted a position on Tho World maff and will represent It at tho state capital. Col. Hindu knows Oklahoma public affairs and public men. In ad dltion to that, he knWs new. His fatrrjess In public dlscuwlon, his rigid adherence to tho fundamental principles nf Journalism, his keen Insight into public matters In general, have earned for him a reputa tlon which Tho World feels will contribute very substantially In carry ing forward to Htlll moro general rerognltlon Its avowed determination to be a newVpaper that the Oklahoma citizenship can and will rely on for all thu news. Among tho ap.-clal features of The W .iid In he future will bo a weekly r view of Oklahoma poLib a .ml puiiiin.ws by l'.,l Hinds In Its Sunday issues Tho management bespeaks for the colonel tho co operation and Just consideration of tho Oklahoma t'ny public, but It fancies, that like David Crocket, he poirsnes 'ho ability to mako room for himself, ''Virtually D ead Friend Declares rty The AennMaled Tree, LONDON, HepL 11. Tho con dition of Ternitco MacSwInoy, lord mayor of Cork, who has been on a hungur strlko In Ilrlxtnn prison for a month, this afternoon re ported thn gravest stago yet re corded, according to thu bulletin of tho Irish Kolf Determination Icagua repot Nng on his ensn, llo appeared to havo completely col lapsed nnd for the first tlmo his mind seemed dull, although his body had boen "virtually dead for several days," one of tho Icaguu officials remarked It was said the mayor's collapte, howover, did not necessarily moan the end might bo expected Im mediately. Tho members of tho family had not boen mimmoncd by tho prison authorltlcH as Is under stood would ho the raso If It were behoved ho had reached his last hours. Someono of Mayor MacHwIney's relatives Is remaining with him most of tho tlmo. LODGE LEAGUE ' FINDS FAVOR Amended Pact Is Popular Among Voters in ' Maine COMES TO A CLOSE Republicans Well Organized and Every Prospect Fa vorable for Victory BY JOHN D. ANDKHSON. PORTLAND, Maine, Sept. II. A political campaign ended Is a vory different .thing from ono Just com menced nnd which still has nearly two month of struggling, hustling activity norore it. Throughout tho Country the national contest may bo saia to Do only fairly under way and a great many primaries nro yet to no nein; indeed row states nave yot held them and tho work of electing candidates remains ns tasks still to be performed by pnrty workers. But horn In Maine tho statu contest comes to nn end tonight. On Mon- day next tho voters both men nnd women arc to decide mnttcrs at the polls. Later this year tho peoplo of Malno will vote again will bo go ing to the pulls to cast their ballots for presidential elerlors only on the same date In .'.ovember that you vote for stii'li electors and when you also vote for stale, county and local can didoes. I iiionnny n rumrsi nrrr la nniiimK more nor less than n state and local contest, but Its advent somo seven weeks before the iiri'slili'iillal elec tion Is always watched far and wide. It constitutes the first and onlv stalo election the result of which Indicates or Is siipnot-ed to Inllcntn the way In which the political winds aro going to blow In November Vox that rea son n very close study at close range of what has been going on here In a political way and tho Influences at worn since the primaries wero neia In June t Important If we are to profit bv a knowledge of what the result of theso etnlenvors ami ln rnNTINIJi:r OV PAOB TWIiLVK picketTresDmework Woinein In Now York Again Start I)rlo to Protest Artlnn of l,lner Officials and Kngllsh Hilling NKW YOKK, fiejl- II. The Amorlian women pickets today re sumed their drive on White Star piers In an effort t lie up British liners until Archbishop Mannljc Is allowed to land In Ireland and Ter ence MacSwIney Is freed. Action nf the White Star line this week In replacing Irish longshore men with negroes was followed to day by stationing of a band of negro girls at the, liters. Disorders In hlrh a score of negroes nnd an equnl number of whiles wero reported to havo been Involved broke out on the water front late In tho afternoon. Wil nosses declared pistol shots were fliod on both side. Ono bystander being strurk; DUNCAN DOUBTS STATE'S POWER i o n I 1 nlllKS bUpi'OlUe L-OUVL Ciii irwl 'IVTnflrllmrT' nf an itriiii iueiuuing 01 Corporation Btiard PROPOSE ZONE SYSTEM Plinrrrn tn Attorney Would r w Gas for Delivery Expense; Would Cut Consumption NO AGREEMENT IS REACHED Commission Divided As to Advisability of Establish ing City Gate Rate After hcnrlng the evidence so far submitted by tho Oklahoma Natural Oas company nnd attorneys and representatives of innft of tho 42 towns and cities affected by tho propoaed Increase In gaa rates, tho corporation communion Is divided us to the ndvlsablllty ot establish ing a "city gate rate, City Attor ney Krnnk H. Duncan, who, with Attorney C. II. lingers attended the hearing l'rlday nt Oklahoma City, said on his return. , Campbell rtussell, Art I Walker and 11. H. liols, meirthers nf the commission, havo each formed sep arate opinions In the matter which, while now divergent, may bo recon ciled within tho next tow tinys. Company riles Papers. Tho gas compnny filed Us valua tinn tiutu'm with tho commission Krlday These papefs are composed of eoveral hundred pages of typo wrltton matter, bound in book form, and contain the compnnys valuation of Its property In ov-ry cltv nnd hamlet to which It fur nlahrn gas, Kach Item nf property Is listed separately unless there Is moro than ono arllcln of the same kind In nny town. The city attorney i.ald yesterday It would re quire sovernl days to wade through this mare of figures and obtain In formation that ran bo used against thn company when the hearing Is Jiuld In Tulsa soon by n member or tno corporation roniniipflinii. That thn commission Is all-powerful In the stato so far as dealings between cities and public service comnanlen nro concerned, was not loft In doutit nner tno neaping iti- day. The commission declares It hits the power to dnnul or change nny corporation contract entered nto by any city or town wunin in state at lis fllensiire, and that I his Jurisdiction extends back before the time of stntehood, when Tulsa entered Into a contract wltn tne OkLaho-uii Natural Oas company Authority Doubted. Members nf the commission told tho Tulxn delegation that prior to statehood the government imiuiy appointed the people us Its agents In dealing witn corporations, mm this power of agent ceased when Oklahoma became a stato and the corporation commission came into being. This necisinn is quennoneu by Duncan, who believes that if the case wero tnken to tho United KtateH supremo court. Its findings would be. that contracts entered Into prior In atstehood could not Ho medilieii with by n corporation commission. Representatives of towns and cities which are located mnny miles from gas fields from wineii tne Oklahoma Natural obtains lis supply and which nro serveu through rxpennivriy-cnnmrui-i'm pipe lines, nro anxious that a gen eral average no nariruiiiini mi this rate apply to nil towns nnu cities. Wants .ono hjslcm. Contrary to this dealro, Cltv At- Inmpv l.'rank D Duncan wsnts the corporation cotnmlslon to tme the rate in eacn town or cuv Hrrnruuia to Its proximity to the gns fields, or CONTINt'KD flN TAUn A MORE FUEL IS SEIZED Tun Thousand Barrels nf OH IHikeu from California Plant I'nilcr Guard nf .Marines by Navy MARTINI:.. Cat., Kept. 1 1 Two thousand barrels of fuel oil was Melxrd here today by Cap!. D. M. Bnoh commandant at Mare Island navy yard The oil was property of Hie Shell Oil company, to whose plant the captain came with a deiii'hmint of marines tn make the si Izure The in'H y nepartmeni nun i"'11!"!'" had fallen tn agree on um imm m be paid for 'he oil. Files Suit for Pan for Ten Years' Work for Catholic Order ST. I.OCIS, Sept. XI.--Suit for 1 1 0,000 has been filed In circuit court hero by Io Htor.howlnk of this qlty against the Society of Jesus Mho Jesuit order) of the Catholic chuti'h. Hlnchowlak an serfs he was accepted as n lay brother of tho order 10 years ago aril duting tha tirnc (.rrfornji I haril labor ' sometimt.i working '8 hoorrt a fla) Ho 'e-eo'ly i-ft the ordir a'. d aks 'he ai."ur named no retnuni rn'ion for hu work he alleges he purfoimed. r r 1,r'r jieiress to millions vouna; lived of Being a Rich Girl nnsroN. Mass., Hopt. 1 1.--MI' ,'0,",a l' li-ti ln r. Hie 17 itr 'll missing lml.itmpollH holreSH. was loiiiia l'l.i, "ul""' uneinoon at woih ui a .flirm i,o,wri. ,, hoi.. nliu row ul to Ipswich in a dary iThursilciy nftrrnoiui from her Olou- (otir nu miiii-r lmme anil tmini'd- lately ibtlne. epluymont as a scr- innt in tnn farm luniso. .nisi l ictcnor was atilred us a boy. IHho declared she wo happy doing fnrm work. Her discovery mum ill . ,. ......1, ,,e i..e... ,i.. i.i. ...i i... ii-"n .HIV,, inuiiui, mi inoiii'ii ny tniiixii ..iiuniini rt-T-j vj , (JlinlccHti r, who motored to Ipswich and took hnr In Gloucester. The fnrnier hired her In Uto belief hIioITiio captulu told her she was loo was ii boy. Ivoiinn. The girl, who w.is Identified by her cliapernij', Miss I rllr, from whom slio fil Thursday, strui,geit today to esapo from the marshal, neriwdlating thn use of ono hand- engngod her ns a laborer. Sho he cuff which ho placed upon her wrist, gun work nt onco bin her upper- llie girl protested ngalnst being taken away from her ohoson work, Hho ilenioii nor mentiiy ami neciareii BREECH WIDENS FOR DEMOCRATS "Yipper" Attitude Means More War Koosevelt Cox Men Declare PLAN TWO RECEPTIONS Club Members Will Proceed In Arrangements; Com mittee Lays Plans wny a ox linn jiooseveu ciunr Such was tho question being BSk en i.y members of this local organ- lr.ntlon Saturday when Informed by lis officers that tho state democratic central committee had token a hnnd,lonlo ,n umnston (Jap, hear hero, In tho democratic row over whether tho "ylppor" branch of the county contrni commltleo or the cox nnu Roosevelt club should take tho If ad. Ing part In the. entertainment of Cox here October 1 by decreeing that this Important function bo delegated to the county central commltleo. Will Widen Chasm. Club members wero emphatic In their declaration Saturday night that this ucllon will widen more than ever the breech between tho two local democrotlo factions with tli re sult that this county Is practically rertaln to land In the republican column this fall. Officers of tho Cox and Roosevelt olub ntoted that they will go ahead with the arrangements alreniiy made and all members of tho com mittee of 100 will be expected to meet tho presidential nominee nt tho train and es.'ort hltn to the hotel where he will bo received by tbe entire club membership. COASTS MOVE CLOSER Airplane Mall Kervli-n Brings Wi-st 21 Iltiuri NVnrer IVikI In Point nf Tlmo; Mull '2 Dajs Sooner. SAN KRANOIKCO, Kept. 11. -The went was moved 21 hours nearer the east today whet, tho first transcon tinental mall plane landed here, H hours late. When the service settles dowr. to schedule lho planes will deliver mail two days sooner than trains do now. Vicing with lho pnny express and tho first fast mall trains a maker nf national history thn plane swept over Kan Kranclsco bay n few min utes after 2 o'clock and nt 2:2S came to rest. The mall It tmre was transferred to a walling motor trunk nnd rushed to the general pnslofflce. Tonight persons read letters thst started their westward trip last Wednesday morn ing nt B tl n. tn. from Mlnenla, N X'. THE WEATHER THI.HA N'-pt II MmiImomm, IS, mini mum, 71 uih wind, rirr OKLAHOMA 8undy ni MnnAny n erally fair AHKANlA"l--limUr n4 Mon1. rn rally fair. l.AHT ANT W8HT TBX A Pumtjy nntl Monday generally fair OKLAHOMA 'ITT, Htpt 11 The rcaft rortrllilin f Oklahoma tmtny are: ..nrfi rllrerilnriM from tkl ilinmn City and nt rfuK tn h fillowtl NMh 0ith rl. Perry, Itlm l w-ll and NewUirk imM'ly. fikUh(iii4 Cltv fir run tidy tn I w plntrw KUlftllh a rul Wlchlla. Kmi, rough . l'nnca. City , ynnl Northenat. Napulpa. TuIh, rivclnn. art-1 Mlarul, imuMy UuM Chrrotah, I'nrt Hmlth. Ark. inuildy HouthMat: Hhawnc, Iurni, Hiiro nrtl Mabrl, rnutldys Moldenvltl vry rood, MrAltitfr, rouuti; WltUr rood Bouth r in Afi llRttf)jN, W-mrtka nnd 11 nn I ' di I'HIllll Vfl!1"! I lid IV In I'lW lilR R I , - i e i '1 .! iH si h i ti m ml 1 i tidnrti nnd l it it i t t ' i r y ti ,'1 1 I w n -reil 'i tt. i ul't ii lioiite .ii)' Kan., rough in inace rT r her minin was "W.llle Sullivan." "n In Ink taken Into th tlliiuresler "" lire slntlon, she asked o.wiiI: "Do I cm it padded cell; nMU'CHHTKU, HepL II Miss Louisa Kletflier told llx pollen hern alio fled from home because she felt th.it shu hail been subjected to loo itnueli dlsclpllim and wus Hied of bu- ing u "poor little rich girl." i she mill she dtvldnl to inske hnr mvn way in tho world. Hho rut her i., .., . i.. lunr miuri, jiui, uu uvuiuiip, iiiwbu 1,1 inn lU U IiaillllK VWIW'I iiiiibhihi .Gloucester harbor, and asked thol rimtnln if Vin wimted nn extra hand. Aftor that Mlsn l"ltelier mid tho police she rowed acr. mh Annlsqnam lay, and landed on I no lCssex sttire. This morning a farmer tuar lpswloh uncn caused her employer, (o notify lihe police that ho believed his hired minn was n girl In disguise. PIONEER DEAD AT M'ALESTER Captain Charles LcFlore Eminent Indian, Dies At Limestone Gap SIGNED INDIAN TREATY Made Indians' Removal from Mississippi Possible In Deal With Government tlneelal tn Ilia Wnrl.t M'ALHHTKR. Okl.i.. Hent. 11 - Cnp,nn Charles. Lcl'lore, prominent flKIro (n , fn of oM Indian tor , t0. nnd tho custom half of Okla, iIOIim for ,ru0 ,0CKI(rH nt his iaI( Friday night. Ca.,, t0pioro watt u momber of ,i10 chortnw tribe of Indians. Ills rathr i,inif om, af ii10 irncrn of the treaty between tha United Utntcn and the Indians which brought about the removal of the Indians from Milwilipl to old Indian territory. Lel'loro comity Is named for him. Was II. S. Marshall. Captain LoKloro was not nnly ac tive In a liiislui wny, but he par- ilclHHted In much of the caiiy strife. seiving ns scout during the civil war and later filled thn role of I'nlted Slates inarshall In which rapacity ho lived through many roiniintli', ns well at picturesque Incidents customary In the ploncvr Indian toriltnry nays, lie Is survived by Ills I wife and three dltlKhters. Mm. Lee V.'riiLe, wlr of the second gove-norluf Oklahoma, was his daughter. Ills living daugh ters ate: Mrs. Chlveis of Ardmure; Mrs. Charles Moffit of Kan Antonio, Ti xdb, anil Mrs. HtlK Webb nf Mus- kogte, Kuneral eorvlces will ho hold from thn old Irf'l'ltiro homo (it Lime stone Gap Hutimly aftcriio-jn. BACK PAY DISBURSED Rail Wnrkerxl at Nliawneo C.vt $11)1),. 000 front Rock Island Dun to Wngti liifit'iiMi Aunrils 11 Aiarirlatai! Plana utata wlra HIIAWNKi:. Okla., Sept. n. Over $100,000 was paid out today tn Rock Island employes as buck pay ii a rtHiilt of the recent a win it of thn wage board, t if iIiIh amount thn sum of 173. HH2 wiih paid nut to Olf. khopmen, the reirinlnder being re ceived by the employs nt tho trnns liorlBtlon, More department, section men and.ulerii al furies. Santa IV shopmen to thn number of 102 will riolve about til. 000. tine liiHtiillitii nt hinlng already boen i reel vi d eiiil the oilier I wo being due the lMti ami Dlst ijt Ibis inonlh The averiigi' amount of e.xira pay reii Ived b the nun was fioin JtiO to 170. Bon Accident Victim Dies In Tulsa from Rifle Bullet Wound Hansom Wilson, 1C year old son ot w. B. Wllscn. of Illghnrt, died about 7.30 o'clock last night at u lncnl hospital as a result ot u gun shot wound which he had acci dentally Inflicted on himself threo hours previous. Young Wilson with several hoy friends w.'w swimming In a "hole" heir his homo nnd In playing with n small target rlflo which he had brought along ho dropped tho bar rel Into tho water. After sever. il unsuccessful attempts one of the hia thought the harrel to ri mh- f i i: 1 1 -iiti tllf b! ' li -I'ltl liu'i agau &' a plo I entei-ir w i r , e . ) i liu d a ti" i ('amine l-c 'he I4 h,H .hi)' wheo p je '.wia a i d iPflRRFIN BIFIF nnnTnmC cniir uuuiuno numc All Si 1 vei', Costly Furs Taken from Walter E. Wright's Residence QUIET JOB SUCCESSFUL l i t , . , . , tfiNcijiiiDors ifjnorant oi iiiiair Consummated While Doc tor Was Away at Noon CHIEF SUSPECTS A GANG Thinks Work Was Done By Well Oirranizcd Band of Practical Houscthiovca Silverware and wearing apparel. conservatively valuod at $12,000, comprised the loot secured by rob bers who In broad daylight Saturday ransookod tho residence of Dr. Wal- lor IX. Wright. lfl South Choyonne, nn the very edgo ot the business district and escaped without even attracting tho notice of tho neigh bors. IrUetI Rllrrnvnm Tlakrn Tho robbery occurred somo time between thu hours ot 11 nnd 4 o'clock. Hutrnnco was obtained through a window on the bark porch, tho robbers breaking tho patio and thon lifting the catch. Hvory plcco of sllvcrwaro In the hoiiso was. taken, many of the articles bulnu wedding gifts which woro highly prized. Expensive fur nnnts uml other choice articles ot clothing wero carried from the house. Automobile (racks leading Into tho back yard from the alley bears mute ovldenco of how the loot was laken away by the thieve. Doctor Wright has been slooplng In the house while his wlfo has been vlsltfng relatives In Louisville, Ky. Ho did not leave the house until 11 o'clock Saturday nnd first bocamn aware of tho robbory when ho returned homo In tho nflernoon. Ho left lust night for Louisville. Ky.. to souiiro from .Mrs, Wright a completu list and description of Uiu stolen irunilfi. Chief Gustnfson stated last night that ho believes tho residence was robbed by u well organized band of house thieves whose headquartors probably aro In somo larger city. Ho thinks that tho car carrying Ihe ex pensive loot was well on Us way out nf the slain before tha discovery of the riibhery. It Is said Lho articles taken wore Insured to tho extent of $S,000. OIL FAKE DISCOVERED riirm Men Arrcntttl for Attempt to Swliiillo lllcli 1 nrinrr in Knnsaa Out of $ar.,nno in Cnh. PITTSBURO. Kan.. Sept. 11. Threo men were arrested here lost night for what locat officials say was rin attempt to obtain 125,000 from Joseph 1' I'lttman, n rich fnrmcr from near Marshall, Mi). Pitt man renehed hern this morning and Identified the men as the three who had Induced him tn draw (26,00(1 fiom his homo bank for the purpose of Investing In oil stock, offi cials say. According tn thn story told by I'lttman ho was told that oil had been struck byMio conjpany which thn men assured him they had an In terest In. However. I'lttman was In formed, most of the stockholders had been kept In Ignrnnco nf the strlko and believed their stock of slight value. Tho Idea was for him to draw I2C.00O and buy stock from the benighted stockholders, which ho watt to resell nt n large profit Pitt man said he "fell for It." His bank ers. however, were less credulous and asked IvHnsas officials to In vcKilmite. I'ittmnn still has his t2n,000. ITALIANS OCCUPY HOMES Riidilcnros nf lanploj ers IiiMtiledi Wont" ri nntl Children Fin-ceil Out. TURIN, Ilalv. Sept. 11 -Knrty leading employers motored today to see Premier Olollttl nt llordo Necchl.'i, where ho Is spending his vsistlnn Thev described the situa tion creati ' "by the violence and vsr-lncre.:: ing greedy pretenses of tho tnotul workmen; encouraged by the attitude nf tho government, which Is relurtiint to uphold law and order, openly violated." The employers told not onlv of the Invasion of their works, but declared that about &o private homes were entered. ThMr wives and famiUc, they said, were olillged to leave as tho workmen settled themselves In the homes Cloudburst Kills One, Two Men Are Missing fi II, I'M III f mil" 8rp It On" 1 1. i , i Ii hi. v. ii t" It v- bee 1 , . d i. in-i nic ,r-!iM an I a al it u"u. -.uitrd for ns a r. at of a loiKiMi oar Tarlton, in a i i ru o Lan ier Ohio, lato today.