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LIABILITY CHARACTER ENTERPRISE
MORNING
OKLAHOMA'S GREATEST NEWSPAPER
A NEWSPAI'KK rUK
FINAL
EDITION
CIVIC PRIDE. THE HOME
A GREATER TULSA
VOL XIV, NO. 67.
TULSA, OKLAHOMA, THURSDAY, DEC KM HE II 1, HUD,
11 PAo! KS
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CENTS.
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II I II II ff rtC?lOTAW vlftsriWZxSat2Z)tt . .AXW VkA 1 1 IMII Ml lMrC
ASK BREAK WITH MEXICO
I .
Sen. Fall Introduces
Resolution To bcver
Relations.
reds Aided in u. s.
Charge Conul, With Car
'ranza's Consent, Spread
Propaganda in U. S.
TO OFFER EVIDENCE
Enough to Astound World
Catered and Will Be
Presented Soon.
WAfinvn'"N, ioc. s rti
j.. I Yllls.m W.IS rtoHHt'A In a
...AhniMti ml! nilui ed today in tlir
i. i. hi-v. r diplomatic relation
aiih Mexn ,
The re 'lullun waa offered by
Senator Kail, republican, Now Mrx
Iro wh Ht chairman of a eiibcnm
ir,i(tea tpvesMk-aiing the Mexhati Hit
lixJicn d-i-laird evidence had beep
Minil whirh -would njiioumt the
taitrld." H n" asked that the proa
WrM withdrew rwiKiillIwi of Ihe
, larrama government.
I Senatnr Kail charged thnt the
JK'ilcnn embassy, the consulate
ii'.iiK the border, with tha knowl
er and consent of President Car
nuu, h a1 been actively engaged
in the proHi1lnt of Bolshevist propa
ganda In the I'nltrd States Kv I
tmc. It was hh Id. would bo furth
coming, to hear out I tin rhtirge.
leor IW'fnnx xuTw.
Ky thin resolution, which was
gent tn the foreign relations commit
tee nf the scpatc for consideration
tomorrow, the whole Mexican prob
lem, admittedly grave In virw of thi
refusal of the Curtaiia government
to rslraxo Ciinsular Agent Jenkins
from the penitentiary al 1'uchla.
lil he put before congress.
Tim lateat nolo from the tat de
tsirtiiient calling fur the Itnmi'd ate
oIcim of. Jenkins a laid h'nrc
I In Mexican government Monday
Word to thin effort reached the de
rartineM today, hut I horn u no
tr.tlmatlon a to when an antiwar
guard he expected.
An early report from the commit
1 oti the Villi resolution Is ex
pertnl, and thin will put the ques
tion aqu.irely before, rhe senate,
troixeil to a hih pltrn ty lerept
niiirilem nf Americana In Mexico and
th treatment of the Americ an roo
tullr arnt
While Hnntor Kali did not Indl
fate the fim'l nature of hie el
Once, It whh ald that he had ob
tained phntofrrnphlc ropleu of ror
reanondenee which would clearly
how aerret operatlona of the Mexl,
ran preniiieiit and hla off I. lal rep
'teafntatlvea In this country.
h Want ruif Iml.
Thr wa.i alao Introduced In the
"!( a te.iolu'lon hy Senatoi
AftiuMt, demoi-rnt ft Arizona, au
ttiorlt1r the eerretery of war to uee
naunn for. e fur protecting n
itectiii il
e of the
. Heliatof
-"pie on thrl.- own aide
"oraar Knr eiuht yer
""niiret nii, nit(i been waltlnu
'or the Mrniy to protect Amerlciin
rnt alintr the horder and he felt
" the time had come for action
In the hnueo bIjio, there waa a
ir.up of the Mexican Mtuailon
Jprewmtattve Caldwell, democrat
tk' 7' lr'I"n It a eo had
"it before many day the countrv
"irM be at wur. Since the opening
I the t.rr hlld t.rerh.lndl
ne that rni.sree, would lake the
"iican l,lt hy the teeth, demand
" releaae of Jenklna and protcc
n of liye 0f Americana In tha'
ru1'fV. tut the resolution reque-t
nrean,.nt break off relatione
tlnriK to a declaration of
r. ihowed that action of none
f would not t,e long delayed.
In rl.wr Anvml.
rr,.,.f lhfk
lmpreeelon pre-
ll.itor I'ull'.
"d nt'l, ':. s ,,f ..... a.
rlnp nnrl I hm .ui irh'
''lord.
ll... ... ; -..
h5,- j .. e in. renoiutlr.n wa
at -'""'"i-- Kali conferred
Afnrt Hnrv P. netch.r.
who for sntn
handlinr .Meal nn
TS. j lewHrtment
WJ'1'!"1""1" arVhlvea have
'"k.V '''-'t reservation, and
M.atfH " ":"",i'", "aid there
i n ,h.. r""-l'lt undiuatandlng
J i 'He .prtment
ww me -r na
p'oaal f,.r .,
mfirht art on the
open break lth
altonether rlaar to
! NUld thai rennli.
'Inl. but
it
"fna
Wnu
,1 n'e RlmnKi aotldlv for
n.
"Pporter
"t the r""' r", n"l ho.ia.-
""kni anon he an mien
Mexico, member, knid
" innr her., ,.n.r,.H ,k...
'bat republu'-ana In
thi
in i. ' ror the resolution
Afr '" action.
eVr,., ' I'"'' rnce late loslav with
t, . '"nsmg Senator llitch-
k d n , ","rr"'1'' lder, aald
''! h." "Hl'ude
'"iMle..''.?'" ou"1 h although,
raa.hl , ,h" ,n reHolotion in its
n"lth' h- oppoeed he-1
ltiW ', , ''Ppeied tn be no'
and. . "t;,1rxl of rerogni-'
Ah,u. : "lr"l!,,r rircumetancee '
ih. V" "1,n tl""' dlapatchea
!lrn,, '!'' "r received here
t4rM p,r ' -t"' Vil, had been rap-'
""I'tha'". r'h""y eenf
"it ana i' rul': "'" a state.
I and
Jti at.... " ri",f l" " "
" Mil,
o.ninrn a atapatcn
r;n Medina aih...i ,.l.rv
" lw,
'n f.,r. .
T!i tl) 0.1 PAUS revrs.
U. S. May Withdraw
Carranza Recognition
ITfNlilfiH ( arrnii41.
KeMoliiiioii nfl'ivd in tho eeimtr
yexierdav by rin.it.ir I nll, Bi, re
ported to have the eupport of u nia-
jniiir of xi'Ti.itni , would breiik dlp-
loniKtli' re:a Inns with Mexico imd
at unci- withdraw n cnuiut Ion of ihe
l'arran.;i Ruternuictit.
PLAN LABOR-TRIBUNAL
Arbliri(n Take nrxt rimx al Sxi-
f oiul Industrial ',iiifr-rvnt
I lionniKll Study l'naeol.
vAsiiiN'; r'.v. nn'. :i - -"AdiiiBU
ment and ai luti a I Ion " will hi- the
ret aiiblfct coiihld. ri-d bv the eei'-
ond IniluKtrlal i unfei i-nce
Af'ir exhauntue illm-UHMlon today
f the rrcoiniiieiidatliinM mudo yee
nlav bv I'reKldi'til WIImim In bin
rmeeaKe to cfinKiiw an. I a illative
roKraiit prcfi.iied b V llt-rtierl
I"
iiver. lce chairman. lth the
alNlame of other delvcalie the con
ference derided thai nieutm for
pea.eable Kelt U-nicnt of ludtisH4a!
dlepillen fbould head th" I St of wni
to be done Tin- (.object will haw
ni.mctoir diMMotie. i tit-) iil I k ''
Ithhlmnt of N prrmanriit tllbfln.il t"
maintain ln.liiMtil.il if all of
which ! tuil't-d from ever'
anale before I he rui-il. icpoit u
KVldv
I' heraiiie evident from the work
Klarled to, tav that the conference
will reil!lre M'trnil werlfs to com
plete the piiutmoiiN tn-'k mapped out.
!IM.i; ll. HITS SNAO.
Hoii lialiiiiiin Niixh I'ommlttW
Not l1 Il'-xrl War I nd lli'oluttnn
. WASHINHri'N. I'ec -1- The
plana r iipiiblb iii kenate leader to
(lerlnre K'atc of pea.e U roiicir
rent lexoiu'ion of cr.nares Hlrucn n
nintr to.hu in the houee
' hul rm 11 I'orter of Ihe foreign
affairs commit'e.- : l-t hia connnlt
lee had no i 'rntu.n of reporting
out eii. h a reH.l.iti-.n. and it jm In
dj-ated that hoiife leader ripported
tine poMtlon
Tl I.;
Thirty-one Persons Seriously
Injured in Texas Train Wreck
1 i i:T Wi'HTH. Tex.w.. le-' 3.
Thirty -one ..vhh were more or
lees Hi-rmusU hurt and about "0
others shot ked an I l.ruiseil when
the sc. on. I ejrtl in of the ITiornllig
train from I inner on the I ort
Worth A. Iienwr iai'roa.1 eft the
rai's near I't iitl.md. M.-iitagu
rount, tni'es iiorthwet of
I-'ort W or th a1 x o i lo, t Ma
inoi nine I'hveleian and iiuraeg
were hurried on a special train
from heie and the injure 1 brought
to l'ort Worth '.nie this after
noon X. spreading rail Is said lo have
caused the ncl five ,1 tv eoa hea
being (brru'ed None nf the full
tnans left tra-k Attending
j.h elriaus silt tonight that icne
ATTENTION
ICK USERS
fteglnmng lieeeinhtr 7 1 h we
will (liscon'inue residetict- de
liveries on Sundays for the
months (f Ifcembi r. Jjihij-v
and I bru,ir.
TULSA ICK CO.
PROPOSE HIGHER
PAY FOR MINERS
Ojicrators Aprce on Offer
to Submit to Dr. Gar
field. MORE MEN AT WORK
Reports Coming in That Men
in C'entral Fields doing
Hack to Work.
BALK ON HAULING COAL
Rail Crew Refuses to Move
Supply Produced by Vol
unteers in Kansas.
V ANHIN;Ti .V4 Iee. S. llepie
eentutlvea of all the larger coal min
ing corporation In the I'nlti-d Stale
loday reached an airt cement on a
new wane male for mine workiTH.
after an all-day eeHHlon here, itJid
announced It would be Nuhuiltted lo
Ihe fuel jiliniiilmraMoii for ratifica
tion tomorrow. Ho embodira, It waa
fanid, a Utile more than "the 14 per
cent lncrcann for Ihe men auKKcM
e, i I 'uci AdiiilulMiator tint field
an tho Koverijmeni priipoanl for
dealing with the atrlke which the
miners rejected.
Meanwhile, (he operators w eve
keeping in touch with dcAelopmcnta
at IndiaiiiipiillN. where Ihe federal
court on the application of neparl
meni of JiiMtlce iiKenlH lied 4 gen
eral and diHtrUt officials of the
( tilled Mine VSorkera for conlempt
of I'eder.il Judge A. II AmlerHona
order calling off Lhn coal etilke
Some optlmintic report reached
the operaioiK Indicating that at .sev
eral pointit In the central compeii
lie.. field, around which Ihe miikr
center, miners woru going back to
work.
Atlorney fieneral Palrner would
not dlHcusa tonight the HtepH taken
at Indlanapolle in advance of thr
bearing to be given tho mlnera' of
flclale on Tueaday.
HHI'I'M'! Tt) HXril
(Ali l K NS.
I'lTTSHI 1(1,;. Kan.- !. 3. -
Members of an Atchison, Topeka A
Santa l-'e railroad train crew who re
fueed to haul volunteer coal mlnem
thin morning. lHitcd Alexander Mo
watt tonight and Htaled that lhe
would not haul troops, men nor cal
under the volunteer -plan. They ex
plained their rtund with Ihe elate
ment thul they feared vtoienca lo
theniHehes ami famlllea. Il h
thought tonight that another crew
would replace the men who made
the ref ueal thin morning
The brotherhood rrpreaentatlvea
who wired then national officer
Monday for authority lo refuse to
handle the "lolutitcrr coal" havi
re ve. a ruling that they will he
reuulied to haul the coal
Tie railroad men at a iiiuhm meet
ing to decide whether they would
refuse to handle coal mined by ol
unleer workers, decided to remain
on the Joh tn rompliain-e with order
from notional union official, it was
announced bore tonight.
WANTS l-HINT TAI-rlt 1'ltOIU
Kreolulkin liilnxluivsl In llonsw fur
Intrallgation of SlluaOon.
WA5IIIN;TON. Iec. 3 - liepre
eenlotlve n kilts renibllean, ( . i lo
Introduced a reeolution today pro
posing Investigation "of e civ nut
ter loin li In k the high coet of pr tit
puper to (iiihlieherw '' Speclfh ally,
the possibility of n monop.ilv In the
print paper lndnetry would le in
veMigiiied, and "Ihe resson for the
apparent 'liMcrlmlnaflon" hetw.en
the nietropoiiiHn and eninll i Itv
paper In the distribution of paper
of Ihe Injuries were neeeHsarily
fatal.
f ollowing a-e the' st-rio'islv In
Juied James Akhn iMik'K'ig'-n.an,
r- (tt t Worth, tkull f'S lured, cut
about lace acu internal Inline-..
II .. ISrown. forth Worth, cut
abo.if heat and f.ce end lntertii
loiui-lt. Mrs II A, Mrown l-'oit
Worth, eut about head and f.i-f.
Mrs Francis V'il I la u.s. Texa"
liuii., Tt xas, aim broken an I
hilght coiicusion of bra.n Mis.
Mary Huston. Wichita Kails. In
ternal Irijuriea. Mrs. J M John
aon Wichita Kalis internal In
Junes and arm rrokan Ilei. J M
Johnson, Wichita K!!s. Interna.
Infiites Mrs. Kmma pease, l.n
nls Texas rata on hud and In
tertix! int-iries I; Itaieoian.
I'lliX'inI 'I.X.IJ.. e-l'S on held
W K. Cue. I ort Uni'li, I' l .rits
lind.-r'"!i it!i d li Spears CU.-g.
well. (ik.a. Ii.lur-.es i,.ctsirinnl
J V M irle.o'i. An.arillo, Texas,
arm I n.ken M-s Ka'herme Mnn-t'si,-.
Mot t-i rings Ark. tn'uries
umltetm'.ned l Spears. Itla.k
l'ort Worth, mail clerk, three riba
Lrokeii Mtnnewatl I'hIIHps. Fort
W.r-h. ii, all rlerk. left shouldir
ettraire I 1 I' Xlorr's. Sioeun..
1 .t.(s -niurlts iiTiSsrert. itned
It T ales. S or'l-l. Texas. cttt
ah,, if and fae.- y I Cart-1',
linos'. to us on f (. e I. Ilrrt
Knrt Wo''h. S'Sl er M 'e
r.mtiii i;inn, Fonte. I lalio, Cula
about head and atoulder
Villa Is Reported
Taken by Own Men;
Is Held for Reward
Jl AKKZ. Mexico. ! :l
Uroruii rfforlf, were inadc lo
nlglil by i-lvll it id nillllarv nf
fli'tala brrr o i.hlaln nfllilal In
formaUon r,-gnlln tin- rcporicil
caplurr of I runclrssi Ilia, near
I'arral. aiiiioiiiiiiil tislay in a men. J
mar it,siii iiy , i 11 na i n-r',
NiiN-rliiteiuti'nt of Ihe Niillnnal
IUillwu)s of McxUxi fur i IuIiiim
lnia, wlm In hero el i an ln-is
Hon trip. I'jirly lonliihl no isiii
f Irniallon nf llic riHUl bad las-n
Tin flrwl ord of iJic if'airtr,
Liluri waa glcll In llic seiM-t.
alrri ITi'Ne ti S lier ehalliTO.
Ulcr It wax riplalncil tJuil the rc
Hirt bad csunc from a lelcgmph
oMrwlir ai I'arral. by May- of
J In centra and t litliuabiia (it arul
lliciicc to Jnaroa.
It wax rrMnal thai Ilia haul
lics-n taken by a furco nf Ills null
men and waM Ixdng In I.I b ibeni
for a reaard from I bo Mcihaji,
govtTiiinrni.
PURSUIT PROVED
TO BE TOO FAST
That Is How "Wild Bill"
Carlisle Explains His
Capture.
Ity II C MALM S
(Staff I 'orrespondent.
luil iil.AS. Wyo., lit e. S - A bill
lei through the lung has ended,
'emptirarlly at least, the Haiti mli
hlng career of laughing Hill far
lisle. He, oim lied in his fate and
smiling in spile of hla Ji.illl, the
Vxynmlng bandit I in. w oumled al
most, unto death In Ihe hospital In
Ihla city. A deputy sheriff silting
In an mloiulng rooip wlih a rifle
ucrohs hla lap watt-hes the woumled
man through a mirror for they aven
yet fear Wild Hill r.u lisle.
1 I H spera lelv w,)iin.e, and gasping
for every breath thai sustain Hie
mcagei- thread of life within. Ihe no
torious Im n,l it Is gamely fighting off
death as he fought rapture. The
physlrhui In rhaige of the Idle hos
pital s.iya he haa a chanco for life.
I'arllsle made a etatemei.l to br
t.ee W. Story in i bargo of the box
in tax 1 at Hoiiglas, before ha wis or
dered lo quit talking If he airbed to
lite ia statement follows:
"They caught me hinausit I mis
judged the speed f Ihe posse. I
knew the posee was on my trail, bill
I thought I was a day ahead. II
turned out that It was only an hour
and they got me at ifancti where
I had stopped for a meal. I wasn't
artped because I always hide my
guns In the brush before going to
a ranch house So that I wouldn't
scare folk. Imn the officers c im
In I was so startle,! Dial I Jumped
and they slot me
After I got out or tho pen I got
lothra and a gun but was short of
hsiige su I held up the I ino i I'a
clflc at Medicine How I was shot
In the hand as I was getiinir away
''Krorn Medicine How I went
straight to liiramla I'rak country
ind have been there ever since I
lldn I write any letters or send any
telegrams. I wasn't In t'asjier ot
am of Ihe pla.es they sal, I was
I Slopped Hf , in, Ilea all tha time
during Ihe last two weeks Most
of I tin people ircngmrci! me Soine
pretended ihey didn't but lola tailed
me i 'arllsle '" They all treated me
fine I (solid see that some of I hem
were nervous to haw me arouu, no, I
I moved on again as i n as 1 could
' When tttey got ine w is coming
Into I'ouglas In have my hind
dressed us the wound I got when
1 held up the I'nlon I'iiclfi.' was
bothering some "
If he recovers. Carlisle uill be
Tied iigaln and It may mean the
iinnsr as train rohl.t ry is a rapt'
offense In Wyoming
There Is only admiration hii,( sym
pathy for ita'idl' Hill Carlisle
.hroughont this se, tjon nf the coun
try There sie f.w who ate glad
ha Is capture,! and runmts ate de
ytloplng ths1 Ins shooting was un
pislified WEALTHY MAN IS KILLED
Msskiwl Hand It slirwity in koepsH.
Hot I lore NH MoIi-mi llclonglngs
S f ' to The WorlJ.
I'l i;T SMITH, Atk . He-. 3 - 1!
! l.l u l K-iepsci, ., I w tin had the lepll
.a'lon of cairving eotisbl, ra hie sums
of liliilli'V, ac. oldibg to the police.
was shot lo death tonight in the
giocery store of Kr ink M illard
Haliard savs tl"- shootlna was
lone l,y a marked nt-gto hiirhwav
man dit-ssed in a .soldtef's unlfoiin
who escaped wvll'oit toojcstlng the
inofiev in 'he soe Itall.ir.J SIVS
the negro frt i a' lino without rf
fret anil then WhOt hnepsel Hrt tir
la'tt-l was sitting In a th.nr
Six Dead in Expiation
at Indiana Coal Mine
CLINTON. Ind. I tee S- H'k turn
were killed late today by an rxplos
on U1 Hoale etui mine No. :t .it Jack
sonville, five nitles west of f'lln'on.
Three other were serboisiy Inpired
The cause of the explcb-n has po'
hen deierioined rifflcers nf the
empanv tnf nff'.lals of the r,:ne
were amr,,i; the killed
1
Globe Democrat Token
Over St. Louin Republic
ST
I.tt'l 1M
fi.y nf If, -l.-vt
r 'n Id t ti!'ii !' ni"1
th fir-
I f I't f !' r -'M ! ti ti j r. f , .i -
I fin, f . d'1 1 wV 1 1 1 h lhi' ''I Jt'j t-1i .t
lamiounced formally tonight.
tmn
OKLAHOMA GETS
FEDERALTROOPSi
General Diekman Orders
Infantry and Cavalry
Here.
WILL GO TO MOLESTER
! erinj Tulsans.
Portion Will Ho Stationed ati
That City. Southern Com- jPRIQE IS $7 PER TON
rounder Announces.
COAL DECISION IS DELAYED
Roiiortoton Pack Krfm Chicagti
but Defers Kulfn"; Against
Tuking Fuel Supply.
HAN ANTONIO. Texas. Inc. .1 -Two
compaiilit of the J4th Inf. in
try, negroes, al Columbus, ,N, M . and
a s.iuadioii of ihe 1 3 1 It cavalry al
l'ort Clark, Del Hio, Texas, yteir
ordered liy Major lieueral. Jonepb
I H, k man toiilghl In proceed to i 'k la
linliu for duly In guadlng oluuleei
coal miners Tin t.roops are en
peeled lo entrain Tbuisilay ijeneia.
IMi klnan atuioimcrd this Is the only
request lyr has had for troops to
guard mining properly A portion
of the troops will be detailed for
duty nl McAlesler. t
ItOHl ItTSHN HI. SI lt .s
Hi ll UK III I IMllN.
I Iv I .A 1 1 1 i M A CITY. He.- i (lov
J It. A, Itohertson snnoiin.el today,
flhoitly after bis arrHul from Chi
cago where ho bad attended a con
ference of governor of co produc
ing stated, thill he had made no de
cision regarding the older received
yesterday from K. Iv Hush letjiicsl
Ing him lo ynler Oklahoma ciimeiis
lo refrain from seizing coil in Iran
elt Mr. Hush a principal ohjc Hon
was lo ih- proclamation Issued in
cently by dowrniii Hoherlsi.n atlv Is
in g I ik la horn. ins to "ohev 1he first
law of nature which Is self pruserv.
Hon, and a'-re coal wherevei found "
A general appeal was Issued to
Oklahoma eniploycta by ,1 A White
hursl. i halt mull of the slate coijn
ell of, defense, nsKIni; them to re
lease immediately one or two men
from their businesses for work In the
slxte g roal mines With the Issuance
of this call Chairman hltehurst an
bounced , if enough men te
xponded ho, peisonally. would lead
the volunteers to the mines. Thlg Is
the second rail for volunteers since
the coin?,' all na i Ion In Oklahoma he
cime acute.
No coal was being mined In the
state today according to adviceri re-
cel.,l here.
A number of men from this rllv
will leave for McAlesler loinorrow
on a special train lo Mart wotk In
the mines there.
A committee of business men was
appointed by the defense coiin. ll to
see that the regulation of the re
gional coal dlrceioi ate observed as
far a business house-, wlih the ex
ception of drug stent are loniftnc,!
in opeuinK a' T a. lo and . losing at
; p in The ,1, it l.i ning of the street
llilis l.egall l.l tl nigh1
II is flit lller de- idi ,1 bv the ( Otin
ell of defense, rt-pres. n'a t v e I, usl
nci.lt men a lid llu it. r managers of
the illy lo allow ihe.it.it to i.tusln
open In view of 'be maik'-d n, reuse
:n attendance at am n-eno-nt places
confirming the helief H was said
'bat ihe public w is nortlng lo dh
theaters for keeping warm
W MS t III h M
on, ntori 1 1 i kin
ST. I.dl'IS. Int. .!
itt prtf itfiTinif lit
t.i v r'i,,''r'r'l V'f'l't
To rlli'l K al
fuel oil. Ihe
oil commute
al Kuel Admln
dei ihat prices
iMtiittnr iitrft. !'( In ' .
in a of Ihe coal
n, i barges for
at
1 r,,!s l he fin 1
n ' i ik I" f m i aim ;i
Mtirh ntl
Th rofitnilftcf i Mij
'liHtrin'i!'"!! In l!r"'ii
I Kansas. Ne.
vc. l k ans'ts,
A la ba ma
t'r isk i. i i(- I-ihnn.ji 'I
I ,i. tMiaf. .i ;tn'l pirt "f
'I'll i' t n Hit H N til
in ' i trm if i n at ti f r
v industries
fu I oil as
,i n.ibHtiintf for -"il mil th.it ful
i ll r filirlr-n nf tit kl) K H'h inMlfo of
' h f-rirxiH tu riHf f 1 if t t In .iif
f.iHPH tlntly "
I" H ,;rnrtw. i U n run t nf Ih
rntnruli arin'Min'-fl m.'tri tnnnl .
. fifflrlHiH tliriHiK-t'Hif tho illMtrirt
hn iTifnrnir-ii lit mi t h v wmiM
thai Hm oMt Hi'H"! vsn-ril iv limit
1 1 1 if h ijitri'fl ll'MII m nf r f m i ( I 'It h h -
l!hrnfi)1n frf.in in 1 rti w
firtif'lif'4 tt 1'h
WIlAvON s lll l, IMIlti INN',,
lrnwli1MU' ( ifiliiltn nn--. smU-frnt-titm,
,rHiri lti'HrM
WASH i ; I i . hn (Tr-t
.Iriit WHikim r'Mric ttft'rr titi'1 ht
prrr in f fiiijM'cK rt.' l"f .ir ' kmi. ItAr
A dm i rat (if hvhuii, Ihf T,r' ''',nt
phftiri;4n, fc.ii'l tn.!ay f -1 1 r ' r Mm'
f r 1 1 1 h:i 'nlpn'rit, r-r 't h Inic i
KiiiaT fiti w r h thi' pr'-i'ltnt
Th M'aT'll If S'M'iirihl V ' nriMUlt-l ! i".
wl'h It I -.-li hi Tho I'hil.itlflphl..
s!'"i,lft,li?'t. Wlil I" rnntlflijr! f-if oiH.f
tftio ,i it l fir i;n Hon .i nl h- in k h '
Zn.iVo a Mi''-'rit"' oi.-v Si'ii'il'tv
f ; f h i .! nn fir I 1 1 i ni h r1 -
7: Yi:.Tiu:n
T'!.-A ti. tf i f n ii. ,m. CI.
mir fT.i'ii 1 " 'i' 'u m t 'i r m. 1
I'M. 1 f M T,0. ,.(.. h i ,rMt
j f t ' r ' Mi n v r Hff i!rj rm
, (-T h'MS 1':r.', m If ! y H'Oj
n- lo itindy wB-tT f'i,
1 it L I - T'- a 1 I r . , , . ..t ' .
lo oj , f e , . . g I. ,i. . .re I
- I
I '
ft !,
k i
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I r;nf . I n-i-' nun Hi
; ra. ri ux k .,.j
'V
TAKE COAL STRIKE LEADERS INTO COURT
COAL IS SUPPLIED
j MANY BY MAYOR
iOffin- Kept Husy Answer-
ing Appeals of Shiv-
The State Council of lefnse
Takes Action to Prevent
Suffering Aiming Poor.
I'lllVt-iy (f i"f to lhA hn'M (
thn ii It y Ut'UpIt) thr fiitho .(lli'll
t 1iii if Ihr li.ilnrii nfCti hitiiO
H un1rf.n nf t-nlla iimn In ui iuti th
il.iv fnm cltiriMM Hurfrrliyc finm th
enh Hfnl th ki" h-r(K'' tl wiring
liifni rn.iilnti rf'K r 1 1 ii iht mill Mmr
1 1 1 ji tt J ton Mi'tn Hw li ii I i oni mill
I 1 J i v r i ft , tn nril tn A I . II it
I ii in . Hrrrrfurv ti thr tiinym .
I t.'!i -r ti rr In ln tmln d trnrl
In Ihr htitnrM hy lifirkN fmnllriK Ih
fi u I fruin tllr t.uliHiN t r 1 p mi 1m
H'ar tlin rllv. Tin- itii rhiitjcni mi
far hun hrrn f t hul It in rin ti tt
ih.it a nrnfil ft Cund wilt hr tniiil on
IhN attinitnf ut miori. at th hi MihI
rnst ii n, Hi.- i-omI nf tiiiiKpi.rdillnn
rM ht di' li tii i nn1.
(nt hniitfn will ht Mippiif.l arid
th. rn.il will hi dfllvci i d on 11 r
hiiotn, Nfrord lute In S-"t rtrv J lir
lilhon. (iuHik Ihi- Hnl'v nn f
fnrl will hf iimd" hv thi rti.torH f -f
l' f In f ii i n tnh ma! tn hiiMlu
hiMinii Mn V'H Uililiiird' ntilv pUL
piifif In r n i r luff tit cnnl hulnHii in
tn pif-vonf Kiif fci Injt mii dlMoum
fort In Ihr homo nf Ihr rlly
Still Mmrf of (it.
Illtln r(rf w.ts r pri t'nrr, frniti
thr fcriM rhi'tiH" yVetirdnv. nff (hIh
Of M 4t.'(M lfTMr tf''d Vr-rftlMltilV
t ft n t ihii wrrr hfttri
o handle
ttir hittiatlun anil that rMVir mm
p.iintrt hil l hinn intlvi'fl Hhnrtnicr
111 f tk lit Innntt illy At tfpnrlrd n utt
itlthmiKh tin urn Mtti hblnu nuppllnd
liy Tu!
Hupri nil I'udr nt t ' l: t ihrrhnllRiT
am hf iliu' no ii dd tt In rtbl m himln h.id
hnrri nrdrrrd tjimril f'hiHHi'H tt i
diNrnlnirii iiHHln nt Mnrk 'twitln nd
U Kt Ihr rolnrril & linnl. Ihinhur. u
Pry httd hi-rn TiPuday Hrpftrtt rr
rrtvrd from Ihr prttu ipHl nf I jiing
frllnw nrhnnl (if tiimn ymirrilny ntiil
( I hwl ihr NChnn) hud tto prrwuir
at Nil thru find If Ihr rnndllluti mn
tlniird Hilt Km k would haVr. tn bt
iinprridrfl this innrrrinn.
That I hi At at up id I rf di frpur
111 drvntr rwt y rffort to lhn l
Irvi.'itlon of Auffrrlnff rUA'l hy Ihr
cortJ hlmrtiK" H n ,) thr cold ttvr wmI
ihr A'lilriMi'nl nf ('litrrprp I mtiK
Ihh. nnuieiKlnK dli-i'tinr nf thr rhmn
hi-r nf ruinnii'rrr Hint rluitrtttan nf
llu INilm i-iiunly rmirtt l f di-ftnHr,
tt !io i rt tirnnd yiAtrrdny f mm OklH
hn in. i (M'y tt hn r hr hAd 't fidid Ihr
Hi nr of ltl' C'MlMC'll UR Mninhl)
M d Tuesday.
UtAvlty of (hi Hltiiiitlnn ami rm
phitfixi',! hy Mr. rounlitM hin h
mi, nf ih huiidrrilA nf HppfajU f-n
:.l that mi t hifidlhic it ((
HM'o i 'hAlr man J A hPi h-ii a
fiuin piMipln nil it v r Oklahoma nun
p.HinliiK In iiwiiiy nut thui thf
nn v m l i her tVi I, Kna, hihhI, m i i,
whirh tiny cm unr for fu'l
An Hiipi-Al w i IrMiio,! dm I nu th-
ri-ifiiin nf hr rmmcil to pa'rlntlr
niniMit tthn nrr loyal In thn (') and
thn iiAtlnn tn nrUM In thr ptodtj
tlnn nf 1'itnl nml tiiAkr pOHHltilt tin
I'jn rut Inn of I ha mlrnn ' Mm hn r.
nf ihr r. hi nril Kpi rMM,l thr hrllrf
tlmt a immhrr f thr rulnrrn wrr
ttllMriK f" K' hm k lo work If fivrri
An tn vltii i Inn And Ihat hy th' gii
fnrilti iMfi ut'p fl thry rmild hn In
dip-fd lo tiiitrt tn opiTa'ltir tho
iiiliityi mid ttniM pnvrfil At t mil nof
('ring und nil"' ry In Ihr t'r
I'imiih alf-Mtlv iimhT way f-r
Ihr npi-r iM'iii -f i In tniiw m ' l
I'tniK1"' "ihl ift( oik' '1 that ail tthn
nh hi i i-pl join In tlm finil (tiNtrp tn
rf'imiinnl' .4'm At nn- wnh '"hulr
rnaii hl.rh'ir 1 ulrr itir pl.in
'nnldrrj ! y ti' n"iii' i ft drfri'
hi- turn will he d'n1' Into nu'
nf I ') .-.I i .!ii.xiiii m nf ,a f .r thr
rk 'J lirv tt ill t." n th pf O
Imp of fr-h nil -ro- p. ,f nr, n-Ai y
to fh" r"'i m!nrd I If'v mn l
th .i.o' i nf inn ainkr.l for ffirn
rv tf.iin'v All tnrfi w l.n run rv.
UIK' d ' f cf n nt i n ii h wl'h H' itf
CIm trin an Wh It rhiir M 'nmu'dlAti Iv
- . i I, ( Cfll I ' of i in I lot A m ;i !-
'potn t , Mllr'1 -I 'lt'-V I J t.V'f
'hn 'ar in f rffxl in m-Ith -hf
h' r t-i rv
Spr tail r mr i (.'"'i in t'lir 'it
liiy. -l nn .f.p,t- Hil r itir h o
i-rrr Me hmii'v of f jo t I i : I I
) ,trv mi .' t to ' 1 1 n i v o hy r ' " p -
in t ' ' . i i- f ". rf ,1 1 f .t m i ' n in
fii tirnri- .o h 1 1 i in In mtfli' 1
. 'ho ati-nr fir.
i . "f ri'.;i in en hn'r!
i h- -'i'i- i ; v H "fff''
l M'.i. h w r IM ho d? .! w l
o'tiir s
a'l . hi
it r ;th
tnstp
In t
'tun
'd-l
s n
, ti . '
-I'll
iti In
of Hi:,
PROBE MICHIGAN ELECTION i
.nolle iirtb is liiwllrsiioo of I ord-N.nxls-rry
i (nire.i
V, Wl l- I I I '. I .e. ! Ill t M
r t'.o-i of H e ,U'I :ewl.try S.l .t-
t -l it ' Vrl.t.tl , oe'e-t f..,. Mo
r-,' was a ,i htir i .'.ed h te ,n.(tr
w t b h ' a dopled a t ,!'i!on t'V Sell
., p..-:
,1 i, !
. ric ,1.. i s ' , 1 ... pro
th
in '
vv (S -e, e
and
w i-. !
, to ! :
is y I,.,
Its a
K out thai
I ht si, s ppr
tie in--oved
I :
CO'lllf
iu.'v
o.il i,"
I af-.
pt. l ..
! v .
ho , v
I 'e ,n
il
,t b
:
the t on 'a.
Chicago Hotel Cut
Prices But Other
Do Sot Follow Suit
I'll h "Atit i. I Mr J MAii.iKt't a
of x 'hit iiKti'ri hiKK''". hot r In t-.l.iy
nhowi',1 no linllr.il phia nf filling, nn
lhn a. Hoi) nf (hi' llotrl Ji KlHr,
f Ihr iat K'nt In 'tlir r,!y.
uhlrh Mfili'i hv nffrrrd A Awurp-
i k 1 1 I in 1 1 mi in i hit pr P m of
i ooinaiid f "lid 1 iioh J. Htrv
'M.n, ihitii.igrr of llir hntrl, k
pl tint .1 loday Dial (hr irdiii'llnPA
.' ) m. nh In llu- Impr of j i m 1 1 n AT
a kti'iHi.ti itio inriii "hack tott'Hrd
I c.rinn.l hit prof I ! N "
I d'.ii I know how lo IM
m.liii i lop of prii rn tinlraH Aonir-nm-
siaila tl, ' Mr Mirvrim raid.
' I ; ri v Im.l y knnttH Ihat IIiIh Ik it
d.M of k f . (Ion 'i ,rt It. whllr t hr
i tlliif; ;h Kood.' hrriiiN lo hr OVi'iy
ho.l v h "'mi l o
"i Uhihi'MN ho . ni'M-r horn o
gfio,! An It j now aii, It will rnn
tlnui tn hr gootl for th nril rH.r.
Hnl wo Air i-iiiiltiK prh ia hri-uiiAA
wr Waiiit In hr fur with thr puhlh.
Thr tlin in rut prt aA lb tt Imn
hnnltifKM Im h( Ita hr
"'J'hi' hotiiH irn tlir haromrtrrn
of huHlncA If tho hotr'A nt.irt
ii I f I n at prh 4A nlhrr hiiHlnrrMiA will
follow.'-
PROBE OF TRADE
BOARD TO START
Senate Directs Investiga
tion "of United States
Commission.
V AMIIINUTiiN. pec. 3 I'ull In
vesllgatloii nf (hn federal ' trade
commission wua ordered loday hy
lhn annate without a dlaaenllng lots
on a resolution directing a general
Inipilt V hy the Iniei stale commerce
coiiiiniltea "initi Ihe cominiasloii'fl
L ictlvltlea and alaio Into charges hy
Senator Watson, republican. In, II
ana. Ihtil some of lis employes
have Igi n eiigngafl In rndlual paj'pu
gall, la lltgrtngs pmbahly Mllr not
begin until January as tioth aenatu
ml comiMlleti are busy wlih tail
road legislation A subcommlttse
hended by NeliaUir Watson will be ap
pointed next week, howavar, to ton-
duct Hie Investigation.
The resolution provides for an In.
(uuy of wide scope-. As originally
proposed I y Hnnatur U alson, It
covered only alleged radical actlvl
Ileal of commission ' employe. Ai
ameltided by tha senate, however. It
aulhonxea louulry Into a report aa
lo Its value aa a federal agency.
suicide "isIdentified
Waller lsit KIIIimI Himself After
Maiming Ills Iliad? Ii Itcsxioml
rnt Il.
Mpet-lal Is Tba Wnr4
CI.AKKMiiKK. . I ec.
of the man who look
J Identity
hla own Ufa
near thn
her j;.
I- rlsco depot hero on Octo
wss eslii hllithed today us
Walter I .mil, 2X, single, yn oil driller
of I 'opa u.
Men who worked with loot In the
oil (Kids say Mini early leal month
ha committed imxyhem on hlmaelf
at Harllesvills wMills desiiomleul.
W hile confined In a hoapltal there hr
aiiddenly disappeared tha lilghl of
Oclohrr 2 1.
When foun.i Im still rlutchsd a II
, sllber revolver and In hla porkeia
were Iii i-iirreiicy and a ticket
from Tulsa tn Ht. Ixmls
G. 0. P. NAMES OFFICERS
I-). O. Mngo l-lix-ixil I'rrwlilrnt and
Mrs. C. I . I b ma n lott-l'nwUlput.
l.iHt night was election night at
'ho Tulsa Jtepuhlicaii club Cold
weather waa held ristponailile for Ihe
fact that only a amall perceniage of
the aim uiemhera of lhn organixatlou
yiuti'.i th(- pol.s whl,e Ihe annual
elec'lon WM I FV Seseioll
illowlng la the list of officers
named for the ensuing year: 1'iesl-
l nt. l.i nest n laegii, first vice
president, Mrs C K laihman; eer-
,iid vh-e president, r M. Wlmmer.
bir. vbe presideni. Hen J. Conner:
f, on ih vice president. Mr I. Hah O
lands, v, eeireta.), W'srie fc I lc
k.y. ire.is.trer. Ar-a J Niles; board
I .liicoior- J M Adkixm. Irank
II r;.rer. II K. Kopp. Kdtriund
lysine), Hird S MeMiilre. M. t'
Htn idluig I' II Maronev. ii l.
Mel 'llllt.tlgtl. I . I, ley )'. tlrll. ITl'tlll
as A ll'ta. tr S O belli, edy I'-litl
Itol-ei-. Thomas J llnr'inao. It. V
K i.oia h
M IM'I.S
I'll ls N fill III-
ltals Ml l.nnlm iT,
on Ihr lliirrel.
(HT I -l I . 1 -Ttie
. onii-m.v this morritr.g
'tease of .' cenrp per
uril'-s of Oniisisna t-ll
, r m ( s in the various
ma a t to i,g';i t : r.u,
ISO, laid Mil
( nils
SIIHIA I t '
I I. ir, I (i.l
Ji'i't s n In
lire! o
k ins-
-1 p. h.
f ..d l : llonier 1: .'hi. ,
t - 'i and II-I It.ver J
21
Mnrc Shoppirnr Days
Before (jhristmd!
Iio you know 'hat I '.noon
p. i, pit. of tr,,. I nr.d t t.ite
rt e annua'!. wrh t,,, ,, .,-
I, ; ' 1 his S I - s
i'"br.s' -i.ti. Sc. aril !;. op
' . VA h '. I'l .gi.
Government Charge
84 .vith Contempt by
Violating Injunction
BOND PUT AT $10,000
Judge Anderion Fixes
Sum for Lewis and
Others at Indianapolis.
at
U. S. PUSHES THE CASE
Step Taken to End Strike
. and Vigorous Prosecu
tion Is Promised.
l
MUST APPEAR TUESDAY
Time Set for Hearings;
Banks Cashing Benefit
Checks Are Liable.
INM ANAIOI.IH. Ind. Oec. 3.
The I'nlted Hute giiyernnitnt lo
day again Invoked Iherpowvara of th"
federal court In sn effort to end
the strike of 4011,000 hllumlliolia
cuiil miners of thn country.
Infoi umlloii charging crlinliial
contempt of oourt waa filed in tha
United Htalea d lair In court here
iigalnst m Inlernallnnal and italrlot
offheia of tha ITrillad Mlna Workers
of America, named In tha court In
junction laaueil Immediately after
tha strike waa called, and requiring
their appearance lo anawer Ih
hargea, were Issued late today. II
Is ullegcl that all of (ha offlnera
have, lonaplriid, to keep the atrlke In
rorce anil thus have violated tho
nun of the In junction.
Acting President John Is la' wis.
Secretary-Treasurer William (Ireen.
I'ercy Tetlow, statistician, and Kill
Henries, edllor of the Mlna Workera'
Journul, the only officials of Ihe or
ganlaatlon In Indlaiiapolls, were no
tified nf lhn action and agreed to
report in court tomorrow ut furnish
hond, fixed at lt.0U0 lay radnral
Judge A. H. Anderson. Other offi
cial In tha Jurisdiction of (ha fed
eral court here will be aerved aa
anon aa piajslhle, government offi
cials stated, and all will be fad u I red
to appear at 10 o'clock next Tuea
day morning for hearing
I'ush Oiargr.
!an W. Hlina of Ijifayell. lad.,
special Hulled Htstea district attor
ney In charge nf enfnrnement nf tha
Injunction, staled lixtajr -that tha
proceeding to obtain th appearance
In court here of officers who rttalde
oiiiside of Indiana will la Instituted
at nin e.
Mr, Himms announced that Pro
ceedings sgulnsl officers of two local
unions al Clinton, Ind . also
would he instituted soon, charging
them specifically with violations of
ihe Injunction by payment of strike
beiirfll lo miner, lotal No, SOIt
officials, h declare?, had paid bene,
fits hy check, attempting lo ''cam
ouflage" th real naturn of tint ac
tion hy stating Ihat they were for
over payment of duea. Local No 1.
ha aald, drew on a check for IHOO
and distributed currency among Its
member.
In connection with the loauanre
of alrlk benefits, Mr. Hlmma en Id
ihat Ihe Injunction extends to any
person, whether or not a miner, who
In any way encourages the atrlke.
and said that banka which honored
hecks drawn against a atrlka bene
fit fund were liable to prosecution.
Mr Hlmma elated that the citations
against Ihe men named loday were
only u start In the prosecutions
against alleged violators of tho In-
liiiiftlnri and that the action might
he expected Soon.
"Il Is the government's put pose.''
Mr Hlins said, "lo continue prose
eiitinn aa fust ss evidence can he
prepared and filed wlih the court
sgslna' sll off.cers of every local who
are conspiring by concerted effort
to keep the strike In force. Ite
f is.il to return to work. If a miner
knows of the Inhinclinn and the sub
sequent order of Hit. Union officials
rescinding the strike order, countl
lutes violation of the Inlunrllon. and
the government will proceed on trilir"
theru v. r.gsidltssa of whether offi
cers are gulltv of soma specific act
of eneourngenieitt nf the atrlke.
'l'he government watted patlentlv
whil" Ihe conference waa going on
m Washington, hoping Ihat some
Plan for averting the Impending die
is ei, ennac. 1'ienl on the shortage of
fuel, would be evolved After the
. onfererii e , U.se, the government dl
reeled the operator tn renprn their
rtiln.s and adyame wiigs 14 per
.tit Tne government aasin wared
patiently for some adon on the part
or the miner hmklng toward re.
sumption of work The offb-tal not
nil) faiie.i to make nn errori i.
t.ilrg a'of.t an end to the strike, hut
in Min erous s'.cenientH lo the Aa
S'o la'. 1 I'-ises S'"1 nrsspj.ers en -
' out -iire,t :s c itinusn-' Thirtig
everv in- rne'it ,.f this period of wall
! g .il c'f.,"'s of ihe union have
v,i..Hed Ihe .1.1 l tn-' Inn Hid the g' t
ttntnnt bi.s ( xhsusted Is sfieiice."
I MiN
nHrroii uuiKvrrj
K. II .tili of sHle anil Thrxse Oth
ers IH PI iXtlloMlng Indl.Smtius.
SKAV'H.k, Wash. I'ec. J I.. B
t ,it r..t .- pt Ihe Hi-attle t'nlan
He. aid and three olheta conne'le I
A .,1: Hie a pe were arrested tedav
i . . i 1 1 h ii in's i-"ie t on Intllcl
., ,rne I ve .-i.iat The four
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