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OKLAHOMA'S OMATtrr SIWSFAPt
IIAV.I1 W1MI ASSOCUTID PRE.
VOL XIII, NO. 161.
TUIAOKLAIIOMA, MONDAY, MAKCH :C l.H'.t.
10 I'AfJKS
PRICK 5 CENTS
MAY OVERTHROW GERMAN GOVERNM
IN
ENT
MGHTEN PENALTY I
UNDER ESPIONAGE;
(.iri'K'iry Recommends Com
mutation in Cases of Cir
cumstantial Wilfulness.
ALL CASES TO BE REVIEWED
Attorney (ieneral Says Rec
ords of all Cases Will Re
(liven Kxamination.
NO NAMES ARE MENTIONED
.
Neither Identity Nor Number
Is Revealed Wilson May
Act Reforo Ipavinj?.
A S 1 1 1 S;T"N', March 2. Atlor
nry (iiiiir.il (irigoiv im recom
mended I" I'realdenl Wilson com
mutation of the aeiitcnceH of peiHoun
convicted under the eaplonage Bet H
rflew f wliii" ciiae by nfficiula of
the dtpai tiii'int if juatice hun rn
vealed ih.it the evidence of wilful
Intent In no tlic law waa too
rircuinotanllal to warrant., the carry
ing out of I)"" full centencca fixed liy
trie trial Juries.
The offlolala of thn ill partmcnt of
i .Mlre. in in .ik lii k public (oiiIkIh Mr
liregury letter to th' president,
mid romniulHtlon had born reeom
innml'vl for aevernl hundred pprnona
now held In prison, hut they were
unable to eien eMim-He the number.
Nit mm of persona Involved with not
given mil.
Mr. iirrgorv ""Id In ti in letter to
III. president ihat the reviewing coin,
n i in-iciti in the dcimrtmciit was ex
amining Ihn reenrda In thn rum' of I
n) the other I'onvlctlnnH under the
espionage law and that recommend
a'lon. hk to rhexe would he Hubnilt
h il Inter. The president waa o
l"'tri l,i net on the caaca now be
fie him within 11 short time no.-
i-llily before nailing Iwr France next '
WPtill.l..l..l- I
Careful study mill nnhl of nil
ruse now pending under the esjilon-
act, I now being made, tlr.
tirfcoiy wild. In order thut "orta
(hone rase, shall lie prosreufd which
hie uliH!aniial merit and are ele.ir
' prima facie llolntlona of law."
Willi regard to thij records In the
taw. of convicted peraona time far
eiam Ineil. Mr. firegnry said ,, wu
itlsfled "that In moat ense of poll-
union mitistaiitiiil JtjKtlre wan done
'li-N-ndajita hy the conduct of the
;n":' the character of the evidence i
nil Ihe rentenre. Imposed "
He Mid. however, that In mure'
'i-e.s where the evidence 'of wilful
I'Hent aB Indirect or circumstantial i
mi rhanieter. Injuntlco renulled toi
crrialn dafendittitii bernuNe of the!
n I prevalHiu cnndttlnri of InteiiH,. pn-1
tnntiHin and an.iiHvd emotloiiH on the
l'rl of Jurori."
ltef'rrinK recent deman.lM from
"t. vidua. iiml organizations, that a,
-"irral amnekty l,e Kranted all per-i
on, convKled under Ihe e-ptonnye1
now thai the war ended. Mr. !
i.k..,, r,r ,,, pr,,!,!,.,,,
1 .lie, iwrnons were In no nM.
that
,j.o-
' "I ITIhiHlern." :in,i , I,... J
and that-'he could
an IndiK, rimmnte
ii'ii rci-ciiii i, , (. ,1(t
nardun for the
lint n. . ii.iii... 1....1 .. ..
u u, "''""" 1'iit for a wilful
fVh an , prevent deliberate oh-
...,,,1,, i,ril-,.llt. ,,,
ar.
ITALY WILL ACCEPT
SLAVIC ARBITRATION
'"mier orhmd,, SaN IN.ll.-r of Con
tillatlnn nnd ( omprouilie H
ktin'I to (in lalin.
"';P--kl,. ,n the Hall,,,, cham
irr..J T'1:' ""'t Italy had
' . ..' '""" V of
cimnrnmixn
""'in,,
" llilllll. .
Hon relative to popfllet.
A.-UUr
'u inn eafltern i-huhI of
-!""'her,;;rl;'""10
"'"red Tn, .' ' V .!',,,n "'hlcl' l!i,'V
'' I'" Ihr H"rn, y he .aid
"Pa1! "nrt lnl'leiil.nce -'
nt,. ,,, ""k'' "' 'oore and may he
i.,,"","1'.' no ,hMn "n-
l't.:e, "''.m lan.M and
''n.p ,, ,i "" '""nty of her de
1. i ; null
a which nature!
' I IV
'M,
i
lluMI;
'tl-put
l-'iiuiK .
K-en,' the premier ,
i
S.Turdny. March i All !
" were prea.nt nt the '
-."'"n of the ehnmbcr ,.r
"'I
'.in
f i
iy to lo
ar I't enr.er I ir-
"ii;in.. i,.K'. fr,;.., ' , ,1
ii". .In
ti-itie. tnlllta
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,'rp'i', '
w, re
i row, ,-. i ii,,.ir
In. - . ' I"
I'-MCie of na-
- .,r,1;(si.,.
the iaoi InteiiMe iii.
"1'
and ki
HIp!aii,. greeted hi.
ii re-,-,;I. ,. , " "'- .
r'" I ,.,; ki 1"
'n, ",;:':";- ' n'chamhca
k r handa unit ..u -
i m
,':; '''-.nfer.Fu-. ,7,
r '"latido a.,1,1
Flume I'r.
o' i""tif'il to the Biilrit : -
'r4!v
Will WhlPh ,....! .... ,
V 'HH.n u. i , , -cue., inn; .Ml 7- IV ' I. , I'. I'. , I'Kia. .-nunri -i
wn.ch Italy entered the t ItcUtlvi.. ,.f l!.h,,,. K K I low fear
.. '"' ll'ie. hi, I ,,..... ..... -
'-an rem. i. , i"i .mikiii iiiiii nii uea;rL..ia oi.t a iohi-""I'-'H
i"i,., l liieerivilii. the ler of n few hour. Hm condition I"
"ar, , " I'""! t'ie l'a:ian
' aniiM
'"H1..H (
hl,h i.
gulf or in,. .
w-1, f. . " ' ' '.
,o.i.'.'T''"!."',," nH" rt,-
now e.. 1,"h"l'rer and !
...... ''"'"ed to the ion. of I
'"''I I:.
""ce" " ' un ' Ind' pend- I
lliy.
Real Service to
World's Six
Tomorrow llic TuImii WorUI iN'tflttM thr iiibll-ailnn of ult rtlltloiui
dully and the iinliniikliiK U of me oiwMun'r, Ixxh to t lie M'r
uimI to il' community.
PropnrnihuiH haic lHrn mink' to wrvt n-mlin wtio iliwlrr an aft
rriioon itlltlon ullli the mi mm- UioroiiKliiMM mul fiirenlKtit wtilili
liurai-K-riMW tin pnwnl monilnir otlilon. Ttio InU-riuuinital News
Mrilix- Icm-I win' Mill enrry nil tlu' I'llC nl llanHy ik-wm of tlic ilny,
then- wUI In' iitiiiirroiiH nov feulurcn anil flu hxnl ncwrn lll lx oim
pli lcly I'otcrt-rt. '
1 he World ht In in l. rinharniMMtl over IIm of lliht uiwh-r-tiikliiK
for t lie ntuuin I tint It luui alwaH iIoim- IiIk tliltiRa nml thli n
IKinsloi, In i nil y In Hiii- will, ll pollc'). Ttwi nHinUnR m-r U roii
iiIinI tut lli' Ix-xt nml the irn-Mtixt Hi'r In Okhtliomn. liu winie life
uiol ciUTKy uikI falriutx will In- llMiluyttl In Uie afU-riHMin oIIiIohb.
When oiui of I lie iiK'ntint lie ratnlilUdiini'iiOt of tin' city irrowa mt til
lluii It In (inniM'lltil lo mid nimlluir fliMir in lla l,ui of ImihIiu-m or
Imllil IllrifiT hullillMK, tin- I'll) iiuinlilcrM t luU a HUIU4T of iiMxrru lo
llic Ki'iirriil public HiIm Hlori' Is iH-tti-r uhlo to wn c the iwmIs of tlM
iiiiiiniunlty mul II la an rvlilcmv of not only Uki inmM'rlly of mw of
Ttilitn'a Innllliilliinei, hut In uImi an rlii iun that lln wliolc city In itt
tliiK WttKt'r mul inori' inwieniu, WIhti Tin- World pninnn to wro
the public Ix'ttcr than It ever linn iM'fore, that alno la (-vlitmcr- Uiat tlie
illy nml tlii aurmiinilliiK i-ouiilry In irrowltiK ImmIi IdKifcr and bitter,
and In nlno a inuncr of pride ami ihihitii to the okiiiiioiiII).
Tint World ulwn)K uiohln nulucloua im'wm, Il printn only what It inn
M'UKoiutbly i'iMi'l lo Im' llic truth, anil It airlica In every piMnlhlr way
to merit the i-oiiflileiKi' wlilcli Ihe iuhlli: dun ImIowinI upon It. Willi
I his aorl of Mllcy, which iiiniprlM'a wnlir, chariwer, ri'llahllily nml
cntcrprtM', the Influi of ailvaner MilxwrlpiliMin ha a hern mi nun'rlw.
1 In Inac aiinoiiiuisl wlml c mat kiiIiir to ilo we ahoulil hne hern
illHiipiMilntiHl nt iny oiIht ithuuV n.rwl yet It la a vote of ronflilpiuv
which cannot In' other lluin npiini luteJ.
The pnM'r will merit everything aalit ahcMil It In thn ailance adver
tliliiK ni I tlio rcndlim imtillc will In- amrfil Junt a Utile better In rrery
I'lliUon than they have ever Iniii aenreil before.
THE WEATHER
Tl'l.HA. Mp',h 2 Mtiimum, 62;
vnm im tint, iff- iMiuth wimln ami rmr
OKLAHOMA -Monday, cloudy, T
liay, iroltl (air am) t old' r
I.Ol IS'I AN A Monitty am! Tiim-U?,
partlv rln1v; mHlTat trmratur'.
AHK Ny.S Mon'Uy. rlonrff : Tu
ilav. partly rlomty : aouifwhat colilrr tn
ncrtriwcit wrt ton
KAST T K X A H MnndaT. part!
rlixifly : Tnratlay. probacy fair; t older
in northweat portion
WK.vr 'I'Ka AS MoniUy, fair; Tn-i-div,
(air, noffirwhat roldrr in horlh per
Hon.
K N'S l - Fair Moflday ami Ttifsdar:
waninT Muiidi ; roo!ir iupitUy.
riEST NAMB rtUCNDB.
1 lioujrh .om mar rrarn for Ittlra jreat,
and i-fik thft rtll of, fam.
I do tiol rata n hava au aitra bandu
lo my nauia.
t am not hunrry for th p-omp of lift a
hlfh dirniiifa.
I do no) aigh lo ai( amonx the honored
I.I. It ra
I iha'! I tatlafied if I ran be onto tli
end
To thoa I know ami Ht with here, a
iri)lfl firat-name friend
There' a n:hinff lika iha eotnradehip
whirh warms thr llvei of (hO"a
N ho make tha cloriom firr-la of the
Jarka and and Jar.
Wfth all hit mjpt) and Mwcr, Old
C'aetar nerr knew
7 he joy of firt.1 name fellowihip aa a!I
Ihe Kddlra do
Let thrm who wiil he "mlwlered" hera
and rnird shove Oie reit ;
ho d a firm name grttwnt hr far
the. ferj beit.
Aequaihtan' r -t for d.initr YfftJ
riffcr r-al'r knnw
1'ha man on whom the lertnt of pomp
(Ml frf-l 'fill TTUtt hfktftW
Vrofrwor Wri'mm Jonejih A lie may b
ur friend, hut Mill
You are not rerf nn of the fat llil yoa
ran i all hint H1"'.
Rut heart rF'w warm ahd lip f row
kind, a id a t tHp nhammirif end
When von are ta th rompany at food
o!(J ftrt-nanit frirtida.
The. bppit-t nfn on earth ara riol,te
mrt of liifhel rank.
That joy belong M (ieorfe and Jim, to
llenrv and to rank ;
There prejndife f rare and r-ed and
rante and wealth depart
And men are one in fellowhto and !
a hrht ff heart.
.Lo I nutd live aid laugh and Iotm nntil
my Min drrerHi.
And a'harf the ie?avj eon radeahlp of
honel f :e f-pame friend
Hy V'l mJAK A- il KST
Wire Briefs
t.HI t.OHV Wil li
TO I'AUIH WITH WII.MIN-
WA8IIIN(iTlN'. March 2 Tho
W. firegory, retiring attorney general
of the I nlt'd Htaten, will accompany
Preaident W'Uaon to I'arm. im general
advlaer niul iis-slHtntit at the peace
confirence.
WII.MIN AITIKIllSJI WIMI
NA'IKIN IN IWI.I MINI!.
WASH INI 1TDN, March :.- I'real
dent ' Wilaon toniahl told a deli-all-Hon
from the American .lewieli run
Kresn ihat h w,,a pernuaded that
ihe nMled tiatlons, with the fullest
concurrence of the Ann ro an gov-
eminent and people, were agreed
that in 1'nli ntliie ahoiild be laid th
foundationn of a Jewieh common-
wealth.
'
I I MMI Itli Ml Mills
Mil : I.III V ill I'lll I
AitAi. iiiiiiiv. lio. ,i - i oe I
the I'kralne government to. lav by thai
i r' ariiiiMiii e i- in. Hiuifii ii.-u iu i
'-Miiter-allled comiiilMion .tlpu lute-1
that I.etnherK and the petroleum
wella ahall be In lh- hand, of the
1'olrH Ii . believed the influence
or the IKriiiiie peait.int leade
:ur;'- wl" aufficien, ,o ina,
"P"" - e of ,he tar.ua by I'kra
I kriiine peait.int leader. I'et-
neure ac-
raine.
ii e hi . r it
i cam oi ifinnop ti unit
Only Matter of Hour
. ... t -
' ..... .. . . ...K.
nmrn
.i-ill.-iil '!,:, ., I mi,,- tlrhe klnm .
ne W HH .1 1 II' Ken w . I II M Ji"He M rooi -
'han a week ncn It w a.i reported'
tonight that the biahnp'a brain had,
heron. i.fr.ei.il .i,l ihl h. iln tint
recocnlie even mi tnbera of hi fam-
Reading Public in
Editions Daily
TULSA KNIGHTS ASK
FREEDOM OF IRELAND
KnlithtN of OHuiiiInih Adopt lleaolu
llona Which Will lie rorward
xl lo ITitUdetii and ( onrrewn.
THIRTY MEMBERS ARE ADDED
New ( luw la Taken In Many Kpeah.
era Tell tlitlm nf Nation for
Indept-iuletitv.
Thirty near nicmbrr of tha Tula
counell, Knlfhta of Colunihua, wera
uaui at a banquet at Hotel Tula
luat nlicht which waa attended hy
200 prominent Calhollca from thla
and nelghbortnc clllen. Including
many ladiea.
AnionR the out-of-town mien la
ware J. J. McMorrow of Ilartlra
ville. t upt. A. A Kniery of t)kmul
Kee, (. J. Htokea of tikmulwaa and a
niimbur of Hiate and dlatrict of fliers
of thn order.
A. A. Imvldann waa toaalmaatrr
The pronratn included an addrima of
weleunio to the ladiea by Jamen
jtJavln. an addrewa, "inir Order In
Ok luhotna," hy Tom W'uda of Mir
' low, male deputy. Krarfx Menten,
i (rand kniKht r thn Oklahoma City
. council, broiiKht a meaaaia from the
rapnal city. K. M. Italia her of
MuHkoget'. .poke on-'Tht t:hanln
Time." nillln Katea. dim Not deputy 1
on "The Need of Higher I'aihoili
F.ducallpn.'' and Horace Italian, the
Io(iicnt young Tulaan, Voiced "A
I'lea for Ireland " There wefa vmn
aelectlona by Mi.a Agnea Iunlgan
and J. K Fitzgerald.
While tha Irlah aentiinent waa at
ita height A. F. Kweeney of Tulaa. a
nu,tive born Iraihman, Introduced the
CO NTINlT.li ON rAIJK RIOHT.
PADEREWSKI SAYS FORCE
IS NEEDED TO FIGHT REDS rt of February J4, to contract
Id ntLUt-U IU riUHl ntUiw.ltn ha f00d admlnlatratlon grain
I corporation or any other peraon or
WA'HH.UV, Saturday. Mar. h I -! J?" 1 lo" ' ,, N.unh "r ,cor;
"fan you oppom, PolaheMmn wit h the j
lllble? That la a queatlon which the I
world la facing today
Igiiacc
Jan -derewakl, Ihe pre-
n.ler of Poland, aumewhul nettled at ,
the apparent American opposition
to the big 1'olleh army which I be
ing formed while the peace confer
ence la anting, ueked thla of The An
aoclated I'reaa correspondent today.
He talked with the correspondent In
hla big reception room In the Hotel
llrlxtol.
"I am ferllnp better now." he anlil
In hla familiar alyle. "l'olanil he-1
ginning to ee duyllcht W e have I
lota tit trouble ahead, hut .thauka tot
the alllia aomo of our brlghtfuture j 1 'I? I l.A I K 1,1'H I A. M.irch 2 -In
behind n i'oland haa m fight ! ("liarles V.. Van Ii.m, humorld nnd
for thia bright future, and we ehall tanioun .i a writer of atorn-s on
flghi. If we periah, you wiH periah. sporting topic, die, today of chronic
,no
iu i . -.t 1.,,, -.
1 1 i- ion an nun. iun i i- i..
n.e-.l . liin.MM,,., f.,r i K. aim of
iTKton - !
l,oiMh.'v
L i i.'
the entire t'hrlatlan clvlll
peace and work--will not kill
lam a. far na wo are concerned, lie
caime you can not hae pea-e and
organise proepertty with your nevt
dor neighbor ndvialng
our wor k -
men not to work ami paying -,,,
M 'vu ran build them. Moa! pen
,imi rnv -.iiir ni- nr n h. ,uii.f,.j
p. 1k. , money without work-,
Ing nnd that in what bolehevlkl Ituti.
offera"
All membera of the Tula
t'nlta ordered to report nt
Armory, corner Fifth and
Jtoaton, Monday evening In
uniform ut 3:30 o'cloik, by
order of
Major Jas. A. Itell
Com. Officer
ft.
-r
J
APPOINTS HOOVER!
"RELIEF DIRECTOR
President Names Food Adniin-
j istrator to Handle llun
j tired Million Fund.
t
GIVEN WIDE AUTHORITIES
Mas Full Rower to Disburse
Money Voted by Congress
for Kuropean Aid.
WILI SELECT ALL NATIONS
Countries to Receive Renefit
Will Re Chosen Ry Him
In Understanding.
YVASIIINliTil.V Mrrh Her.
j hert Hoover haa been appointed bv
I're.ldent W'llaon aa director general
of tha relief ndmlnlnirniinn created
under th new 1 1 00. nun, 000 Kuro
pean famine relief bill, with full
authority to direct the furnlahlng of
fnodatuffa and other urgent Bllpplle
purchaaa.1 out of relief fund and to
arrange for tualr traiiNportntlon, dl
rl' otien and adnlnlatratlori.
Mr. 'Hoover, who already haa been
fllreetor general of relief under the
rominuwtnn Bitting at I'arla. waa
given full power hv th president to
determlna to which of the pnpuln
I Ion named In the relief hill Ihe attp
pllea ahall he fumlahed and In what
luantltlea. aaln la to anange for
ralmhtiraement an far aa pon.ible at
provided An the relief art.
In making public the prraldrnt'a
eiecutlve order tonight, the food ad
mlnlatrallon announred that Kdgar
Itlchard and Theodore y. Whltmamh.
who have pean directing the affair
of tha food admlnlatratlnn during
Mr. Hoover'a abaenee In Kurnpa. had
been appointed bv him Joint director
In the United State nf tha newly
created relief admlnlatratlnn.
The president' executive order
followa: .
"In ptireuiince of an art entitled
'an a'l for tha relief of auch popu
lation In Kuropa, add roun'rlen
contlguoua thereto, oulalda of tier
many, liarmap-Atiatrla, Hungary,
Hulgarla and Turkey, aa mav be de
termined upon b the nreaident a
nei-eaaary.' approved February 14.
Itlt. I hereby direct Ihat thn fur-
nlahing of foodatuffa and other ur
gent euppllea anil thn tranapnrta
tlon, dlatrlhutlng and adnilnlelerlng
thereof. provided for In aald art,
ahall be conducted under the direc
tion of Herbert Hoover, who la here
by appointed director general of the
American relief admlnlatratlnn, with
full power to determine to which of
the population named In aald art.
the auppllna ahall be furnlnhed and
In what quantltlea, arid further to ar.
range for elrnhiiraement aofur aa
poanlble aa In aald act provhlStl. He
In hereby authorlied 1o eatahlleh the
American relief administration for
the piirpoae of carrying out thn rro
I'lelnna of aald art und to employ
auch paraona and Incur ajlirh expennn
ii muv be nereaaarv for auch pur-
, imh,,.m-
all auma appro-
(irlated under thn aforeaald act of
February ?4, 119. and apoplnl a dt
biiriung officer with Ihat power; and
particularly to employ the food ad
mlnlatratlnn grain corporation, or-
.l...l Ih. ..,l-i... ,1..
food control art of Auguat I 0.191 T.. an, A Sll I NdTUS. March .. - A
on agency for thnv numoae of therrair,"0l'Kl"nl Ptatemenl of haiidlta"
tran.portllon and dlmrlbutlon of
foodatuffa and auonllea to tha nnnu-
j latlnna requlMng relief.
I "He la hereby further authorlied
I In the carrying out of the aforeaald
""",. , , i-rn. .i . Ti V. n lo,
" r'""',1i p"lnl" "
Kurnpe, In aui h quantltlea a may
i. . . r .i . n .1 u. m w m ..M,.r.a
relief need, anrf iha, th.ee
b, p.(1 , p,rl(n 0f (,or
pnratlon In advaJice from the appro
prlatlon made In thn aforeaald urt of
February 2 4, IB 18. any auma which
may be required for the purchase
and traneportatlon of foodHtuffa and
the maintenance of atoeke '
CHARLES E. VAN LOAN,
NOTED HUMORIST, DEAD
'epnriua at a noHpnn.1 in Atungtoii,
I'm near tiere
- - - . I
r. an imn nm. Hi i nn.Ki.i- ;
Phla from h:a home In l-oa Angelea I
on huaineaM and eoon after hi ar- j
rival he became 111 and waa hurried
to 'he hospital. Ill wife and two
children were aummoned and were I
,.l hla heil.i.le uhen he dle.l it.
waa 4 1 year, old
M 18 AN!r.l.rS4. C.il . March 2 -(iverrome
by the newM of the deato
of hm inn ( har.ea r. an lA'an
Ul,.h(ir,, Van ,,,,., ,e, at h; home
here to lay Mr Van l.an waa
aummoned from a religloua aervice
by anoth-r mm tn lie apprised of the
new. He evidenced great mental
i!lM1ren and died within a few mln
utea at 'lie family home. 1
Thirty four I. H HV
; Arretted In Kaman Cityl
eivuij CITV. Mo March 2-'
! Thlrt)-f'i Ji men, Including , .lameii
I K.'id.-i ' How of St le.llla. e!f Hyled I
' ' Miillorialre ll'ilio," iml Ihree women
were arres'ed I v the pollen Here to. :
I miri'l when two rneeiinti from which
' '1'iantltlea of I W W literature was
taken. -re raided Tin- three wo
.men were rele.t"d The men art-
being ti'iJ for luveallgatlon.
Archbishop Hayes
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M:V YnltU". March 2. Arch-
hlahop I'atrlek .1. Have, who ha
Jnat been appointed to .ucceed tho
lute t'ardluul I'ui ley aa urcliliiHliup of
the dioceae of New York, I the flral
born and bred New Yorker to aa
aume tha rio-ponalhlllHii of tul" of
fice. An nrchhlwhop he la thn aplr
Itual leader of l.ltL'VOiin t'alhollc
and he in .plrllual head of the
largest and rlcheal t'alhollc hp In
the world.
AMERICANS MURDERED
IN TAMPICO TOTAL 8
HluKiiicnl of llamlllx' Outrngea In i
(III llelila I rom AngiiHt, 1917, to ,
llwnl Im 1'iihllshiil.
FOURTEEN COMPANIES LOSE'
llepradutlona Affect t'oiiirrtw In ll.V
llaldi, Aitai'ka nml Ifoldiipa; i
Much l"ripriy IliwtroviNl.
uaUXiMfea In till) Tumplcn oil flelda,
coniplU d from offh liu aource, haa
Jicerj aubmllted to the alaOyaJcparl
merit. Thn atiitemenl deaH with the
period from Annuel Ki, 1917, to the
present and record the killing of 12
men. including' eight Ametli m clii
xena; Ihe wounding or olherwlMe aer
loiiHly Injuring of 31 people, includ
ing nine women, aome of them Amer
icana; the theft of nioie than 1 1 1 II . -000
In caah, American gold, proper'y
dea'roed valued ut more than l.'iO.-
000 und the theft of much llv dock.
In ail I Hi ladla. nttai ki, holdup ;
and buttle, are Haled In Ihe record,
which Include', the depred.itioiia per- i
petiati-d upon the proper I i h and
employe, of 14 different oil corupa- .
File i
I Iffli I.iIm Mild tinlal III it ni'll few I
elccptl'tiiM Ihe..' di-preilati.iii. ,w -(
iirte, i In lerrltoi v o, cupli .m l con
trolled hv Ih" loyal Mexiciiri fori en
fill to the oil fleldH 111 an effort tn
ill.lodKe the ban. Ill I'at'ie .ill. I tlllt
In iiiiiiiv r.iK'ii the regular .Mexican
.o:dleri were involveil I'.v n lnc.tl
f,,.i.,n,,u
i ii' not a 1 1 1 1 w i' I to
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'',rrv "r,M" "-""'
he made when ti,e ,andl' att.wl.e.l
Th" ' 1 wniiat. .,f the a
on Id
eon;ian:en n .i.
romp. -In-, I lono'ifi
at Tami l' o i f Ml.'
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I ': !.' when 1 1" s
propo.e lo y.l lo Illi. 1'. Ili'-T 'I -i
tricm I., p iv en, iii.n i .i and the
amount of niirirv th.- ii' 'ike Ic
HVI'll! I'l'irii'-I ;l ' k:i : I I'll-
lol'' we
cot i ! f 'i ( v, i ' Il ti"
amount of fmofu'V off' t''l Miefi w l" !
i he v held :p the imuniK'ri . a c I
Fhelr a" I' d-'o "'-I "-e I X-
ac I'll prcvi'iusiv !'' I'-'.l I'V 'lie
.oTiipmv ' 1 1 t):- Ti nt-.- " "f '
Th Ii hfM led In 'Iri'i'" "f '"i''i-l"n
belni- r.urna'S filed w.'h th- Mfil
can f ive rn in ' n t
To Confirm 1'nlmi r.
AKIIIN'! T' 'V M i'"h
noin In I'lcri f A M .t. he i I . '
new .i!ornev fii-rii v. i. . ii
The
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nlrht aeMjoin on 'be
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bei-ai;. nf the nf !,'("' "f i w,c-, i-""i
atom The Fiou.lnai ion uill le tali'c
op ngain befure a -I i i 1 1 n in i n I n d
ciiiif.rio.illn'ii then Is g-p.u. il v ;
dn ted.
Succeeds Farley
, An hhlahoii Farley tiittdo hU gecrn.
fury chancellor of tha areh'llocean In
1KIi:I. and In tha aume year aalected
him na preaident of the newly open
ed I iilhedrMl culli', Iha prepara
tory aemlnary at Madlaon avenua
and fiHh atreet. Ila waa appointed
a domeatlo prelute rto tha pope In
mo7, the appolnime)t carrying with
It thn title of mon.lgrtor. Mgr.,llaye
aa ru Led to the eplnenpacv In 1914,
being appointed titular til. hop of
Tagaate.
Want llurleaon Oul.
NKW VllltK, March S. A reeohi
tlon aaklng I'realdent W'llaon lo de
mand Ihn leaignatlon of I'oeimaatar
ilcnerul lliirlneoii, waa adnplad at a
meeting hern today of leliitraphara.
Let's Settle Water Question Now
The n-Hrt of ltighieer rn-aney pala tin, water qocwtlon aquarely
up lo iIk mniiIp of Tulaa. Now Ihe neit qarwtlon 1 what am we
going In ili about II? Tlie W orld iMdlevca hla report la thn laat word
on Ihe kuhjea-t of a la-niutnetiP water anpply for thla rlty. We heileye
llio n Mirt alioiihl la. taken up not only by ercr rtrtp c4ub ami bnal
nca orgiinlallitn anil given the pien, frank ami fair eonaklerallnn tn '
which Ii la eiiilthil. but Uuit tlx" rotera, taipuyera and rltlatma gem -mil y
alHiuhl In given an opport nnlly without nnneiraaairT furtlier delny lo
vote uniii I In' iiiP"lloi, of a aiiffkent ImiimI lanne to makej It piawlble
-tii go nhcoil ami In.ull an ailiijiutle water aupply ami ay.linn In ac-ciardiim-e
will, lit auggewlWina ami manmnienibMlona.
1'lH're In only one thing Ihe matter with Tulaa anil that la lb, water
auppl). i hcri' la no iriher quiiwlon Ihat demand and ahotikl mpeiye
the prom it, ilgortm. and fliuJ rtitcrmliuulon, of equol lmporluiKe,
lluin M-itirlng n-al wilier In atifflcletit iiuunliy and of guaranteed
quality to meet Ink I, preatnt ami future requln-inetita. It la mi longer
a mailer of theory but II la a eonillilun that we hare to enntend with.
I 'or year and yinr 1'ulaa luxa piddled along bjmI pri. raal lrune.1 In I hla
mailer. It i-annot iiffonl to do mi longer. In aildltlon to being a
n in n of natliimil rcpiimtloFi Mr. rreitaey line the furtleT iuallfliwtlon
of hniliig aolicil Ihe water problem for Oklahoma ( ly and therefnm
ha priu'lhul na well an thi-orciteiil rierlPiMV upon which to baan a
n ixirt loin hlog thin auhjivt.
Wc do nut Ih-IIi-m' tlu, illy of TuIka will eer have a real water
aupply until It g'.N lo Ihe Spailiiaw for II. Why ilcluy, why pro
i rae'li jic loogi r',' It will Hike a couple of year. ntIuim at hiwt to
put Spniloaw water Into i ll y main, of IiiInd. but wlwn It la ln-re there
will Im' no furllM-r ii,pniIo iilH.ut cither the quality or tltn qiinntily,
Il will gtie lulwi IIm' fliHxt wutcr uhtn I liable nnywlipre. No ixlier
illy In I he entire I nlicd Klaic will Iiiivp InHiit wat'T and tliat la nil
wc need lo irmirnnl'N,' tlu future of Tulaa. Tul.iv la a grenl clly now,
hul with giNMl wnu-r it will In- grenler ailll. Now lel'a go after It and
gi-t II or fnpin r lulroll lJuil we arc noer In liave any better water
I hull we now have. That Is tlx' He.lllou nf 1 lie World. It In'IIpvpn II
It Ihe isliliui or a tiint tiiairli f tie- clllwn. and lniner of iIhi
ctl), the folk, who lire Inli-rodi-d flrM, la I nod nil Ila lime In Ihn
welfare ami roiaiicoi ) nf llil. i It i
If IhiTi' Ii to In- il fight. If then' I. lo lw o.ellloli, lel'a irutlih the
fight nml tn. v I ihe opposition now, lo Ihe o n li" l' ataml up and
niul iiiii nml ace wlicn- we on- ' in " We hiive fooled along wllh
the wau-r iii'-ili.ii 1'iiik' ciioiikIi. lel'i ! who the mil friend, of I bin
city are. l-ct'. e- who belli In l iiloit a. a rliiiliu ol placi' of iiInnIp,
Wi'm M-e Mini II I" Ihat plans Ihe n-nl welfare nf iIhi illy iiInivp hla
own personal liucrc-l..
TiiImi pays more linnnic I;hcm than any i II of Ila nIc In the enllre
1 Filled SUii unit vie will ciiniioup to pay I hw liifim'-a for leime
yials 'laics Is one nf the ileilii'-tatih' IH imk. Why pay the money to
Ihe eencrul rmeruFiicFit wlvcri wc con pay II nut for litipnitcmcnla
here in lioiiie lli.H arc lus-iliit un luiilly ua Tuliii tic.il. wilier. llN-re
I. tlo'ii f'ire cirri n-Fison will wc nImmiIiI go ulM-d now and nt onuc.
Il Is the firs, lime 1 ulsa has ccr had n iiimprclic,islie n-t.irt upon
wlih Ii lo has4 n ruin lusion a. to wluil Is the Ins., ihlug to he ilooc to
1 giMsl w.ilcr. I cri mailable Miurci of Mipply hn. Ims'ii ioicnil In
Mr rri'wy'. ri'Niil. llic rii'Ts, the i ris"lis, llic hill, and the canioii.,
Ihe water iihmc llic umiind nnd llic wnli r iiiiil'-rueaih. ore ini Iwly
its mitnrc ,n:iil- tluin nnd a. the, will ta at llic end of lltnc. What I.
tin- use of wnlilng a O'l fooling iiroiiml for wuiM-lhlng lo turn up or lie
id w-lii wlu re there Is mil the allghtcst min In tin1 world of auc
us.'1 Nunc Mhiitetcr. lafa not la- f'Kileil iiImuii thl. mutter any
longer. In I s go lo II nnd wtlle II for all lime, it'i
Fall of Ebert - Scheide -
mann Kule Is Report
ed Imminent.
INDEPENDENTS JOIN
Haste's Party United With
Spartacnnt In Call
for Strike. , e
APPEAL MADE BY CABINET
Official Co to Berlin From
Weimar lo Ak Peo
pled Support.
My Tla A -e-i--lalrd t'rr.
MlMiON, Mimli X. Thn xia
dhle fpll of Ihn (iertiian golem
iiM'iit I. rvlNirtiil In intiiieniua
HN'ilal iUailchi nilveil tixlay
fmn, llcrlln. Tin' ttienihera of the
giivcrnmciit liaie arrlviil at llcrlln
In Mio-nll will, Hie worknieti'a
council, anil a ituinlfeaU, haa been
InhiipiI. All Ihe iiirrpepondpnta
rppnwnt Ihn .Itiiatkin aa grave.
HFIil.lN, ila t'openhagan, March
1. The government ha leaned I
long inanlfenio from Welnmr, da
noiiticlng Ihe lerrnrlai attenipta to
get ild of the national iiaaenihly, II
prnrlalnie falthfulneaa to the prln-
clplea of democracy.
"i (renter than the political danger
la thn econnniln dlatreaa," aaya tha
ninnlfeatn. ' We cannot feed our
aelvea from our own auppllea .until
the next harveat. The blockade la
eating away the vital of our people.
Thnueanda perleh dally from III
nourlMhmeni."
The manlfeato denounce atrlkaa.
Mylng:
"Kvery alrlk bring ua a atnp
nearer tn the gbyae. Only work ran
avr u.
Tha manlfeatn pronilaaa tha aoclal
liatlon of aultable Induatrlea and es
tablishment of Induatrlal counclla
repreaentatlve of all tha worker and
freely elected. It cloe with a
etrong note, aaaertlng tha determina
tion of tha government ta wage re-
lendeaa war agalnat terrorlm, con
nltidlng: ,.
"Whoever uaaalla tha Ufa of tha
nation la our enemy,
rtKni.lN. Saturday, March l
That the bolahevlatg have atioeeednd
In their propaganda for aovlet nil
la amply evidenced by tha govern
ment'a Indaclalnn with reapeol to the
plan fo Inoorporate tha tdeaa of tha
aoldlera'.and wnrkman'a organlaatlon
In thn mSnalltutlorV There I further
evidence ihat Hugo Haaae'a party,
tha Independent aoclallata, la prepar
ing to make common eaitae with tha
Hptrtacana In an effort to overthrow
tha Hrheldematin rahhiel be launch
To NTINHKII OX PAOIt EIOIIT,
"VICTORY LOAN"
PASSES SENATE
Fpper Rrant-h Remains in Ses
sion Until 7 o'CIoek Sun
day on Measure.
TO MAKE NO FILIBUSTER
Completion of Rusiness Seems
Certain Reforo Con
gress Quits.
EXTRA SESSION DEFERRED
Necessity for Carlinr Solons
Vanishes ns Bills Are,,
Tut ThrouRh.
WAHIflNUTON, March i. - Tha
Mil rongrena enter tomorrow upon
Ita laat full working day facing ai
unprecedented maaa of leglalation.
hut with Iha rOnteat,! "Victor
loan" bill nut of th way. Holh aeii
ata and houaa after convening in tha
mprnlng ar eapected work etead.
Ily until alna died adjournment at
noon Tueaday.
Th aenat remained In aaaalnn a!'
laat nlg( to paaa tha loan bill, the
kayelon meaaur of th calendar,
adjourning ahortlv before 7 o'clock
thl morning: whlla tha houaa held
a hualneaa e.aion, dlapnjtnf of the,
cenfarenp report on Iff hoapltal '
bill. Tha aenata alao held a brief '
aeaalon today for ukg1e of da
oeaaed congreaainen, but bualnaag
went over until tomorrow.
I'aaaag of th loan bill without
a racord vol and In th Identical
form In which It cam from thf.
houae definitely marked tha eovra
of futur leglalation and gave aa.
an ranee Ihat I'reeldent Wilaon, would
not tind il neceaaary lo changu hi
plan of deferring a rail of the. new
eongrea until after he ratuyfn from
France, probably In June. ' Moe re
publican favored an earlier extra
aeaalon, but after republican aena
tora at a conference laat night failed
lo re oh any deeudnn aa to tha ad-,
ylaablllty of obatruollng th loaa . .
hill, no flllhuater waa undertaken.
Although many Important bllla..ln,
eluding tha 7lt,00,IO navy a-
firoprlatlon meaaure. with Ita author,
aatlon of a new thr-yar building
program, and ' tha l,ll,00,00
army bill, apparently ara doornail to
oertaln failure, admlniatratton load
er believe that none I of auffloient
Importance lo requlr an earlier call
of oongrea and Ihat Ih preaident
will adhere to hi original plan, an
nounced laat weak after ha arrived
from I'arla,
Final aotlon by Iha houee on th
fl 000,060(000 wheat prica guarantee
bill la exp.oted tomorrow, with th
meaaur then ready for th prwel-
d.nt'i algnatur. Another Important
bill now regarded aa certala of en
actment la the general deficiency
pproprlatlon meaaure. earrylnar
1710.008.000 additional for the rail
road adtnlntatratlon.
r other important bin remaining.
leader tonight planned to paaa th
diplomatic, hospital conetructlon and
military academy appropriation
meaaure and that repealing th war
revenue law' tax of, 10 per Cent on
aeml-luxurte.
lleeidea the army and navy Mile,
leglalation which, aeemed certain to
fall Included the mo. 000. 000 un
dry civil bill, which contalna 1100.
000,000 for the ehlpplng board and
the oil and mineral land Inaatng, and
the waler power meaiurea. Dlapoal.
tlon of the agricultural appropriation
bill containing the aenate rider ,
amendment propoalng repeal of tha
daylight aaving law and many other
vtO KTI.Nl'KD 0 PAOE KIQHT.
SENATE TO PUT ROAD
BILL THROUGH TODAY
Seventh Week of Iirlalatort" ttfMsna
Wlih Meaanre Holding night of
Way ami Likely of I'aaange.
Worla'i F'tpltal rrnreaa.
OKLAHOMA t:iTV, March 2. To.
morrow beglna what might be termed
the inOBt tnomenloua week of the
aeventh leglalature. The hard aur
face road bill will either "make or
br.ak' during thn week. Th ad
mlnlatratlnn plan providing for a
f .',0.000. 000 bond le.ue will paaa Iha
arnatn probably tomorrow and then
It wll he only the matter of tlrtie re
quired for Ita engron.inent before t'
go., to the houae. Then r will go to
con ferenc.
Holh senate and houee am agreed
upon the major provision, of the
rneamire. The ce-nimlsHlon feature I
prat'tlt-alb 1 .ettled. ihe amount of the
bond I. satlpfuctory to boih ImiK'i
hilt the que. tlon of ru'iien which too
I up prtietPally all of trio limn of thn
j enntc ve.'erdnv aitl have to he
! threnhed nut agiln. l,ocnl l.sile will
use up lot a i,f tune III getting the
meuaures up for piiwage. It mut
be paneed bv Minli 7 In order to
make valid Ihe d ue of the election
which l "t for Apr' ..
Few material i hatigea have been
m i 'e In th i orlginil rooting The
, linen will run praetlraliy aa dramii
j v 'he map maker except In the
j rr, s, of i iari ih I ount win re S-natora
j.p hnlglit aiu W' II. Wallace lo.l
jout Tor both V r ni wond and Paul
Vulle, thrinigii the effort, of Sen
I "in Fame. In iiighon who succeed.. I
In iwin'IOf the route an that It lendu
through t ie town of Iiavie. Ho far
as ea.teru iiklatioma la concerned,
he routings ire practicably aa orig
inally mapped.
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