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11
TULSA DAILY WORLD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1W
Missourian Once Had Fate
of Mexico at Finger Tips
Extension of Confederate
States P 1 a n n c d by
General Shelby.
ARMYJHENlAW, plan
Southern General Wantcil to
Tut Law Into the Border
Country by Korcc.
(inn of the tnont fiiHolnatltitr foot
twin in the hlettory nt Huirf Civil vmr
In "HIioIIiv'h KurM-dltlott to Mexico."
n optril ir'irnnl wth mure faie
fill iwdorillalllloM, In view of the mill
RCKiiiPtkt Ivbttorv of fhnt country n ml
Ho relatione to tho Knlied Bladen,
thJi lain lcn urrnrded to It by 111"
)il(ortan. H U a nlory of on of
thn inotn darinir of Uio noldlorn of
tlw lout eaiIHe (Ion. .In f). Hlinlby -
timl a llltjo nrmy, montly of Jllsi
eon r lithe, recruited from Win rom
nantu of Ikta olel briRailo nflrr If'o
mirremlnr, which almoot held In Hi
hand 111" thread of tlreilny thnt
mlltht linvn not veil for all tlmo tti
yx.ittoiin Mexican problem
' In thn elmifnir year of the war
JMirlby nd lib votorrtn liml fnuifhl
their way from WotsttiOTt lo thn III"
flrande, n'lioro they found tltem
milvoM with nlnitlilunro of ntnmtinl
tlon and oilier equipment of vmr.
but without ft oaimo Arrfnw 111
border In Mexico another civil war
wa niKlm; between HenHo .lunro.
tlin repuhlloiiti. mid Maximilian, the
I n I f 'I I n lint. Klioll- rnncelved the
rntmintlr project of IedltiK hi little
Mleemurl nrmy Into Mixleo, iw mil
illnrn of fortune, 11iri' to make It
tlin itiiclfcurt of n Kroater nrmy to be
iccrulted from t he dlalmnfled Amor
lean Moldlrr. which iihould heroine,
tinder hlt leademlilp, thn deddliiK
factor In tbn Mcxlean conflict. Ill
vlKlott wiw to bo t'li Oriiurul Monk
of Mexico. Hltelhy hlnmelf favored
Inklnc Hides Willi .Inure, but bin
officer moved bv tlur Krcnc.ll eym
imthy with Iho (Vinfcilorato cuusm.
decided oUktwIh" Maximilian. In
fluenced by hln mllllnry commander,
11 ii zii Inc. rejected Shelby uroffor of
aid In cfiiutiliMhliiK bin cmplro and
IiIh Imperial dream, nnd with it his
life wont out nt Querela, ThoJila
inry of rrw. expedition wn wTltlnn
bv MnJ. Jnbn N. EdwardH. one. of
HhelbyM ritaff. nnd onn of ho mtint
brlllbint Journal lot of tho pont-bol-1
1 1 it i period, from vyliono romanllP
rncllni of Ihln rpllnRiin of Mm Civil
war, tho fnllowltiK nxlniclw nrr
taken:
lleforn Iho terrlblo IrnRrdy at Hint
Wiwthlncton thentor wlicro u proKl
dfnt fell dyliiK In the midst of bin
army nnd MW cnpllnl, Abrnbnm
Ijlncoln. bud miidn an Imporlnnt rnv-1
elation. Indirectly, to Homo Confed
erate chieftains. 'PIiIh enmo UhirouKh
rjen. frattk P. UJalr to Dholby nnd
wen to this effect: Tim HlriiRRlo
will snoir bo over. Ovorwhnlmcd
by thn lmmonsnvjeKourceu of thn
Unlteil Htiilex,' tho Houlberrv upvcrn
tnent 1a on tho nvn of ilMer cnllnpsn.
Tlu-rn will bo a million mon dlnbnnd
! who havo been Inured to tho IN
reuse and tho pamlohA Af war, nnd
who may no troutneMomn, it noininn
more. An open ronilwll bn left
thrmiKh Tevs for nil who wish to
nivtr ?I,exlw. T'n Confednmte nun
Ink w-lt)h, Ihem a portion of nil the
arum and war munlllmm now bold
by them, nnd when thn lny of their
enlistment uro over, iuch fodeal sol.
iJIwh hs may desire Hhn.ll also bo
pennltled to lii Iho Confmlorntes
noroHHithe HUi fJriumlo, uniting aflor
waTd In an effort to drive out the
French nnd ro-cstublWhi Juareir. nnd
tho republic
Noitlicrn 'lYiwips U'ould Alii,-
Such BUJi'iiuleos li.nl Kholby re
ceived and wbllo on tho march from
Cortilcana to Kncln 1'aH.i, it. tntiltl
tudn of niCHHaucM ovortouk lilni from
tho federal rcKlmonts and brlffndcs.
bcuslni? lilm to nwult their arrival
a period inudo dependent upon their
dlsbauiliiHiul. Tboy wlKhoil nbovo ull
things to take servlco with blm ami
to begin iiBaln a wnr upon Imperial
ism after tho war upon slavery.
On Kholbys arrival at 1'ledras N'o
irra, iho Mexican jtovornor, lllesca,
oxblblted bin uurlwirlty tut Kiivornor
of (.'oaliulla, TamauiipaH and ,iiiw
lion. and offered Hhelliv tho mlll
lnry control of tbeso throo stntea,
rntaluluK to himself only tho civil,
lln rciiulreil of him .only ono thliiK.
n full, free and encrRctlc support of
nenllo juurez. ,110 BUgKesiuu niso
t'hnt Hhelbv should remain eeveral
inonthN ut I'lednia NeBrns recniltlni:
Uta rcRtmont up 10 n iiivwion.- ami
whon bn felt hlmsolf sufficiently
stixuiK lo Kdvnnco ho should movn
atainHl itonlerey. held by (Jeneral
Ji (innlneros, of tho third KrniioK
xoiutves, and somn 2,000 soldiers in
ihn foridirn leclon.
The picture, as painted by this
fervid Mexican, was a most nttrnctlvu
one, nnd to a man Ilka Hhelby, so
omblllouM of mllllnry funic, nnd ho
fllli',1 ulili tho romancn and ndven-
turo of hit situation, It was doubly
so. At least ho was a. devout liberal,
HnvlnK little repect for Mipilcan
promlxes or Mexican civilization, lio
oi knew taint a oorpM or u.uuu
Americans could lw easily rccrulleil.
nml that after hoonco Kot a foothold
tn the country he could preserve It
for all time. His nieas woro an oi
vniuest. If he dreamed at all, ms
dreams-were of Cortex. He k.iw- the
iroblen Rates of Sonora rolled back
nt Ills approach and his visions, per
lluii. there wero Rllmpses of thxo
wonderful mines Kuonled oven now
hm the Persian Kuaixlcd tho sacred
lire of ihelr Rods.
A raleful Intcnlew.
The destiny of the expedition was
in this Interview looking back now
through the placid vtstn of the
jienceful years, then-n are few of all
that riiRRed band who would speak
iK tiMlay as they did ahoiii the
council board on the morrow after
the American and tbn Moxlcan bud
Bhuken bands nnd Rone their eepa
ralo wais. Thin council waa lonK
nnd puniest and resolute. Men made
brlof Hpeeohes, but tliey eounto.1 as
unicli as Rold In tho nellies thnt hud
th
You know tUrwiiH offer. Wint bn
falls to perform w, will perform for
ourselves no that wboti iIiim.iiiiio
is iilnyod out there will bn want
InUR'h.ler ovr nny Airnrlcati tmppeil
or ftlnln by treodinry
Thero woi-i other peect imi'l'.
brlnfor tbnii thbt one by tHs lender,
and mmn llltle whUtperliiR isirt
ami In Kern'" At law Klllotl
stopd up thn Hifkeman. lis Jlsd
liwm n flRhtlllR crihinel of Ih Old
llrlRndo, bn bad been wounded four
limes, ho w vry stern unit vry
Irtio, so the lot fell tn him to make
nnmver.
"Onneml, If you order It, we will
follow ynu Into Urn Paotfi oenn,
but, we are all IrapsTtallKW
would prefer eerVleS ilrwler laxl
mlllnn."
"In thta your mMwr, men?" nd
rbld oheery Wine.
"II Is.- I
'IWn It U jiilne. tito. HetMiefonh
we will flKht tindor Msxlmlltsn. To
nwirrow nt 4 o'elonk in thn afternoon
the march will onmincnco for Men
lerey You have chosen the empire,
stnl perhaps R Is well, bat IhkI or
(tood your fatn shall bo my fain, your
fortune my fortune"
Tims bus rnvnnlcil tnany MilnRs
nines Mwt' meetinR tn .hum, 1 Sf.5
many tbliiRs lbt mlRbl Imve been
,liini- nml well (U)Mf had thn frank
sfee:b of Klllott remnliinl untiken
had the keen feelimr of Hymlst'by
between the Kremfti and the Confwl
erateM been lew iumMtille. Hhelbv
was wiser Hum any innn who fol
lowed blm ami stroiiR enoiiRh to
linvo forced them In Ibe isithway
that Inyiinfnrn his eyes so well re
vealed, but lie would not for the
richest provinces of Mexico. . . .
I'lio fleeting Willi .Mailmllliili.
A month or - bi'er Hhelby wan
In the camp and court of Mnxlmll
Ian. The Inte-rOow- with "h emperor
hud boon tirmned by ('omm'xlore
Maury and (lenernl MsRrnuder
Maximilian met him .without cere
mony and with Rroa.t slneorlly nnd
frniikiioe. Marshnl Ibixalne was
prttient. Count dn Noue. chief of
llnwilno's olvll Hleff. was the inter
preter. Tbn ejiiperor, while under
slanilltiR KnRllHh, yet preferred to
converse In French ami lo hold all
Intercourse with the Americana In
thai lanRUHRC. Hhelby laid Ills
plane; before blm at once Theeo
were lo lake Immoilftito eervlce In
h.lH empire, recruit a eorps of 10,000
Americans, supersede ns fai as pos
Hlhln the nnMve tniM In his army,
consolidate the Kverniuent iiRalnst
Ibe time of the withdrawn! of lbs
French troops, encoiirtiRn ImmlRrn-
4loii III every posHlble manner, de
velop tun rewiurcixi of tlie eouniry
nnd hold It until Uho iieople beenmn
rn(nelled to the eliaiiRn with n
stnuiR and well or Rit nixed nrmy.
1'ivery proposition was faithfully
remlercd to the emperor, who mere
ly bowed and dncllncd bis limit! ns If
tin would hear more. Hhelby 'con
tinued In hW HtmlRlllJorwnrd. nol-
dlerly manner!
"It w only n iiietlon or tame, your
mnbwtv.- Iiefom Uio Frenrh eoldlern
arn wlthdrnwn,"
Marshnl llawilno nnilled n little
HaroiiHtlrally, It seeincil.r hut nald
nctiiliiR.
"WHiy do you think bo?" inquired
tlhc omjHjror,
Khrlb)Vt All leii to Maxlinlllnn,
'Hecaue Ule wnr between Ibe
state Is nt an end, Ami Mr. Slemihl
will 1 timet on tho rlRorous enforce
ment of ibn Monroe, doctrine.
Franco- does not dewlrn n cfuifllet
with the t'nlted Slates. It would
neither be popular nor profllabln.
I left IicIiIihI me u inHlliia men In
uriiui, not ono of wttnm has jet been
dleharRidi from the service. The
imunn jh uoro over tins oroupaiion
"THAT LITTLE GAME" - - He Wants the Earth
illl ' '
r-H
tAlEl.U,0"M-
iYoo Lucky
hoono.
ONLV
WHAT tsiD
SEVEN
MILUION
u com oh, HARrw, -
FAtU (K THIS
LOSCRlc, SO.OAT3 !
WAMT paolBCTlONi '
WOMT GO OUT iMTO
THE AloME uHEN
THERE'S A DlSSAtPiEO
BOflGLAR LIKE THAT
VJlKMEfl AT LAR.GE
vish i HA A iArmoN I
1
i
letis Hiae some
cops '
OOKT WANT TO 6ET
NICKED AMtj GO
Home Gftoeev.
V4FE UJILL (NCCUSE
ME OF DniMR'.
lA'i GOOD , 1
COMPLEMONV
DoMT vaAMT
T SPOILECi
ioo suae
DMY Ydt
I CLEANER I "
oM us
f
Indtptndtnt Oil Stocks,
f,trnlbrr. McUtttry U Co.
Did
AiUntfi rtroleom
Pirnfll
t'oidfn ! re, torn,
Coiden & Co, pfd.
Kill lliiln .......
JVlertl (III
Horns Oil ,
llouilnn Oil
Int. rttrnltum ..... I
Mprrlll Oil
Mldwrtt Rrflnlng
Midwrit Oil rem. .....
MldMt Oil rtJ
Okmutftf 1'. k It.
V..ulp .Oil
s.toy on i
Alt.d
:::: 5H
.... K nv,
:::::::: oS m
... enW 7
... 9
,.. 450 1S3
. . . i H 3
... it SW
... 4 114,
...
... 1 1-1(1 1 3-16
. .. 3' 4
... SS
...7
... 45 60
... 74 - 7
... 11 JH
3H
:::::: u mi
20 U ......
43H
s
...... -, tfi'i
...... irn
....... no
40
llniton WromlD.'
Olen Hock
IiUnd Oil
Pennocl Oil .......
Pnnn, Mv. .......
lDdli llora 0, & ri.
Mtlngitfln
lliim Oil
Phillip Vlrolfnm 37
itoii. a net. uorp.
r.fllr Oil
MlddU MnlM Oil .
Ohio Cities (! ...
Oklahoma y. tt It.
MnrUir Corn
Tfjit Cn
I1 -R. JUtt
nilllltod 36
Dally Cotton Tabl.
Tort moTempnt.
I Middling Reriplt Haiti Block
Aw nrif
(laltriton
I Kmannah ., 305 Sl&O
rhtrlfiton , 30.2.-. SR0
IMilmintlon , 38.00 - 33 . ...
'TM City
Norfolk .... 39.74 603 701
iiauimore .uu
lloaton .... 30 30
Philadelphia. 30 25
Xew York . 30.00
Minor Dorta
T'l telTir ..... SHOO
T' for wk ... IMfl.lS
T'l for tn . u- 6332247
IMfrlor lrjotemfot.
Middling Receipt Ralta SlotV
40.n0 53.11 730 Z4SG61
4iiH 1019
3356 1102
82
75 ....
. ....
7434V,..,
427741
344763
21323
206317
130970
63047
6227J
87271
73 IS
628
10434
51518
17232
1437311
YOUNG DEMOS TO
PONCA FOR RALLY
Ifouiton ,
Mem nhl i
Aotuita
I Vl I-ula
Atlanta . ,
I Ullo Hock. 39.00
iiai . . ..41 s.t
Mentjomery. 38. SO'
T'l today
30.S0
36.50
30 no
30 03
ml thn presence of tho French is "a
tier to speak Un truth, It U neens
perptjtuiil mennee. I li.pn your
innjemy wtii pnruon me, nut in or-
snry to npcik plainly "
"flo on. said thn einnerur. crenl-
ly lntcreted."
Dm matter wbereif ' bavn
spoken to you Is perfectly fe.islhle.
I linvo (minority for e.iylnR that the
American Rovertiment would not be
averse to thn enlistment of as iiinnv
soldlors In your nnny as mlRht wlh
lo t.iKn service and win 1111111110-"
need only bo llni'tled bv the extRen
eles of tho empire. Thrown upon
your own resources, you would find
no difficulty, 1 think. In oslabllsh
ItiR tbn most frlendlv relations with
the Fnlted Rtntes. In order to put
yourself In a ikwIIIoii to do' this, I
think It absolutely necessary that
you should buvo n corps of Ameri
can eoldlern devoted to you person
ally nnd reliable In anv emorRonry."
Tho emperor did not reply direct
ly to Shelby, lln rose beckoned
Tin Nouo to ono side, spoko lo lllm
milolly and earnestly for some brief
moments, dismissed his vlaltors
pleasantly nnd wltbdruiv. Ills
mind, however, It appears, had been
liiado up from the first. He w not
wllllnR to trust tho Americans In nn
orRiinlrjvtlnn composed of 40.000
Hkllled naid velernn snldlers. com
mnnded by officers of known vulnf
and anxious for nn enterprise no
matter how dnrlnR or despetnto. Ho
had other plnns In view. As On
Juiue pussed out he snld to Shelby:
"It's no uae. The emperor Is firm
on illvunnoy. lie means lo Iry
neROllatlnnn nnd correspondence
with tho United Slates. He things
Mr. Rloward Ut favorably disposed
townnl blm and that the spirit of
thn domlimnt party will not bo
averse 'to his experiment wttli thn
Mexicans. It Is no uio, Rononid. tho
emperor will not give you emiiloy
ment," ;
thus terrnlimted nn Interview
that had more of tlcHtlnv in It. nor-
bnprt, than tho seumltiR difference
nml lUdlncllnnitlon to talk on tht
imtH or win emperor niKiit seeiu to
Indicate. When tho stritRple came
that Hhelby bnd so plainly and
bluntly depicted, Maximilian -.van la
the midst of SJ100.000 savaRes.
without an nnny, with srarcely a,
RUttrd with none upon whom lie
could rely, abandoned, deserted and
betrayed AVns It any wonder,
therefore, that the end of thn em
plro Hlniuld bo the dead wnll nt
Queretnro?
Hhelbv ns Mailml.
Uurliur thn eocond Cleveland nd-
mlnlstratlon Oeneml Shelby served
Robertson and Ferris to
Talk; Fight on Leader
Is Expected.
P.y AMrwlnld Vrtt fiUtn Wlrs.
OKI.A.IK).MA (MTV. Feb. f0, ,
Two hundred delcRiites, rcprnsnnlim:
the young dcmncnita of Oklahoma
City, l'l Iteno, Norman nnd Chlckn
Miii, will leu hero tomorrow rnorn-
Inir by special train for l'oncn City to
nltend the convention of tbn Okla
homa I.o'iriio of YnutiR Domocrtita to
bu lleld tberii tomorrow.
(lovernor and Mrs. Unbnrtson nnd
Hepreseutallvn nnd Mrs. Heott Ferris
will bn Included In thn party. About
fiO vomen ilclcRates from the four
cltliw and tnembeis of the faculty of
the 1'nlverslty of Oklahoma nro
nmotiR the delcRates.
Thn UiKlnhtimn flly deleitallon Is
Under Instructions, to votn for Wen
dall Johnson, deputy clerk of tho su
preme court, for president or tno
I e.t mi" nt thn election to be held tlur
Ins the gonvontlon.
Mnny. Tulsa, demoe'ruta plan to
start for ToncJi City today to nttend
tho Oklahoma lomruo or voiihr
Demoi rnts' convention. Of tho local
yotuiR democrats plannliiR to nttend
the convention, morn tln 11 dozen
bavn nlrearty Rone to I'onca, City,
while others planned last nlRnt to
leavn 011 ml early mnrnliiR trnln.
About 30 promised to attend Ihn con
vention nt n meetinR of the local
cu'CiinUndon In tho courthouse Inm
ThurHdny itlRht.
DISAGREES 'WITH ROOT
REPORT PACKERS' MEASURE
V
('romm FrRCH liicniaMMl (Ioonimcnt
Kiix;rilslon In S'liatc.
WAHIHNaTO.V, Feb, 20. In
CiO'isod ROVernment nupur'tslon over
tho packtntr Industry was reconi
mended lo tho ecnatn todny by Sen
ator Oroiinn, repuhllcnn of North
Oakola, In rcportlnR favorably tho
Kenyon-Kendrlck hill nn re-drafted
by thn aRrlculturo committee.
Under lis pVovlslons n fodoral live
stock commission would bn created"
to supervise tho packers, llvo stock
markets nnd market Agencies, and
tho packeni would be prohibited
from ilcnllnR J.I11 oidstuff other
thnn llvo stock products whero
competition would bo lessened; from
npportlonlnR territory or purchases
or nrrntiRlnR or nRreelnR to control
prices, and from drlvlnR competitors
out of business. It would also- rciltilro
them within two years nfter final
piuisaRn of tho bill tn relinquish
ownership or Interest In stock
yards.
ADMITS STRIKE WOULD AID
in
KooJnllit Seorolnry Questioned
Sew York Assembly Hearing.
AI.I1ANV. -V. Y l"eb. 10. Counsel
Kfor tho assembly Judiciary commit-.
tco trying thn live suspended so
cialist iiAHomhlymun on chnrRrs of
disloyalty today bombarded with
mirations Otto llrnnstottcr, national
seoretary of tho socialist party, In
an attempt to nhtaln admission that
ho parly contemplated use of the
Roueral strlkn to capture control of
tho United States government.
llrnnstottcr admitted, hnwovcr,
that n RcnoraT" strlko paralysing In
dustry might bo an "advantageous'
weapon aRalnst nny capitalist minor
ity sooklng to regain .political power
after It had been acquired by tho
socialist party through constitutional
mcthodti.
men Hum " mure, turn ono . mnrMlinl nf ihn ui ,, .u,..i.
10 wolRhlilR of tho future. Shelby Xroiirt nd . 1 i
.oko thus tn his followers, wJieu IrS ln i 'tl oi - ,1 t I
HI
Htlonc
face io face with tho future
"If yoic aro all of my jnlnd, bojs,
nml will nko you,r chances nloiiR
with me, It 1 Juarez uud thn repub
lic from Oils oi "Until wo din here,
one by one, or win. ft kingdom. We
ttiave tho nucleus of a flno nrmy
un have cannon, muskets, nmmuul-
" ------ -- -- - ' ,b ... 1,, 11-n Ml-llll'.1." Hii.nii,, ...ii. utwxv.ia hu
tion. Home koou iiruspvum iur le- io Taney county In mid. winter nnd nowiiig nn Investigation which, tno
crults. u way open 4o Honor.i. nnd elre,i 'iho timber. Oeu r. I Shelby l ulled Stntes attorney's office hero
iicconi rg in me innn uuii in 01 ,,, acted cold on tin- tr w -h claimed Minwed that $250,000 worth
, 1 11 V r 1 e vnnr UfviMnped Uito pneumonia, fromicf parcela post matter had dlsap-
y ...v. , nrmtu J10 uiuu, opruiititaiu j.tuacr ,pcareu iiom mo mans lust jar.
In this eccliou. Timber thieves had
collected n largo nniouat of timber
from RDviH-nment bind In Tanty
county. They bad built rafln and
Intended to float them down White
river The federal authorities
beard of the eebeme and (VMieml
htieuiy and n force of Inputles went
Stimtor Jolinin 'niUcn l'lin-ptlon lo
Opinion on Tisuv Trent! Tlmo
lit Act Is Now Ho Sn.is.
WAKIIINOTON. Feb 20. tHrect
dlsiiRreomeiit wilh K.llhu dtoot's
oolnlon of tho nearo treaty na a po
lHleal lwnio as expressed yentcrduy
In a speech to tho unofficial state
convention or iNew vorK ropuiui
eans wa voiced tonlRht by Senato'
Illram Johnson of California, u can
didate for t'ho republican preAlden
tlnl nomination.
In n formal Htntemont Sonator
Jobunou . declared It would be
neither fair to the other member of
tho leaRiin nor to t)io people of the
United Sbitcn to enter Uio lengun;
ns Mr. Itofit suggested, nnd then
have the president Inaugurated next
March tako stop to reform the
lea cuo covenant.
"t .cannot mitucrlbe ,to nny such
doctrine," tho etatemcnt continued.
"If Uio leaguo eslabllshcn a rule of
expefllency rather ttian a ruin of
nn Idle, rlcht. oh Mr. Hoot says It
does, thru it Is neither wise nor
statesmanlike for the United Hmtcs
to bocOJiio n party to tho prescrt
covenant for tho lirlcf simce of a
few montlis.
"If t'ho leuRiie U nil that Mr. Hoot
nnjs lilt, then (he t''110 to reform It
is not on tne mitt or .vtarcn. iji.i,
but now. If It presenlH all the dan
gers to H10 United Slates which Mr.
Hoot describes, then the tlmo to
avoid Its dangers Is now nnd not
nfter wt have 1rrevnraliiyieeome-n
party to It."
BANDIT" FILMSlwif BARRED
(1ly CiimiiUssloneni nt Capital Adopt
nji Antl-Onllnnnce.
nr A"ocltedPrf Slats Wlro.
OICbAIlOMA (MTV, Keb. 20.
An niiilbandit motion pioturo film
ordinance passed by the city com
tuU'ioiiors last Tuesday 1111 go into
efroct in Oklahoma City Monday, It
wan nfmoimccd today by city offi
cials, lntler this ordlnanco nil picture
which show nnd foahiro former ban
dits nro furblddeii, hut films show?
lug crlnio or outlnwrj- featurlnc pro-.
fesHlonal nptors wno inRe mien pans
are not prohimted.
SoVcn Aro Indicted.
Ni:V VOUIC. Veb. SO.-k-Thft fed
eral Ri-nnd Jury today Indicted soven
men on chnrges of consiilracy to stenl
from tho United States malls nnd to
receive and her In lawful possession
tit parcels post matter, "knowing tho
samo to havo been etlen." 'fha men
wero arrested four months wro, roi-
WAIKSUOHTH SKICS WJJr HOl'Ii.
Scnntor VrgcK .Moderation In Kit
foiivincnl of -MciiHiirc.
NIW YOKK. I'cb. 20. Senator
James W. Wudsworth, Jr., speaking
tonlRht ut. dinner Riven In his honor
by 200 prominent republican Incn
and wonfi'lk of the state, urged that
"moderation rather than fanaticism."
"reason rather thnn hysteria," should
be exerclncd in the enforcement of
the national prohibition amendment,
"The Jaat .word hna not beon
epoken, ' he added, 'and until It Is wo
must move In tho spirit of fair play
which rustiltsju public sentiment, so
essential to tno onieriy conduct 01
Bovcrnmetit," ,
Financial
Lire Stock
MARKETS
Cotton
I
Grains
I3S0 2000
285 1105
300
SA4 ....
70S 630
.... 1137
.... 04
1171 ....
205551
160180
OflBO
33041
50033
703311
' 8
Trlcea Rally. , ii' f 1
NK.W YOltK. l-b. 20. Sloeka wero Ir It' S HuLher
rtfrular al the outcal o( today'a deli0Ri, I tt M t-'icr,
ralta eaalne on lelilnic iluo lo opiKialllon r 8 ' pfd
or imanolal and labor Intertill lo retain t it. ronper
(roTiioiu ni ins rallrma Din neveraaia
er brief, hosofer tirftei ralltinc when
burinr c( i.'indary rail Mai reiumed.
Ilalna tn low .xiade laiuea (If roada Irir
teraln; woatern and aoulhetern aeetlona
oj the rountrr were Increamd by 1 to 214'
!onta
nurlnr he Intermeillale anl later
pfriod. of Ibe aetalon trading vraa defleet
ed frofn trananorlaltona to nramlnent In-
duitriali and iprelaltiea. These were ff
lured by lleneral .Molora and Crucible
Tel. Ueneral Mtora reglitered an ex
treme adtanre of 10H polnta at 251, al-
ila
V -n C
W tnlon
W. Klerlne
U.-Oterland
.--Total aalea 1.060,700.
xllld. 1
00 17
113?;
771
1! 111,
27 71
s )
17 lii'?
127 2.". 4
D3 SO
pa's, 102
0 la1
lll'i llTfi
72 7
Hi I'S'.i
5(1 't 51',4
2IH -i
Standard Oil Stocki.
Jlramltierg, MeOreeiy -t Co,
Ul'l
ftwiat 30 polnta from
Crucible fled at a 5 I'vint
recent low, and
nt tain ai 17
polnli oer lt minimum of the early week.
Other UKitori ,an, teela were firm to
llronj wilh olla, eiiulpmenti.-vthlppjnga and
inetali, while teitllea and leather! made
noteworthy roeovcrtea. Heartlom of 1 to 4
polnta at lh cloia ware the loclal reiult
of profit taking. Wilea amounted lo 1,030,-
ouo anarei,
All branehea of the bond market were
visibly stronger, with marked firmneai in
the Liberty group. Total aalea, par value,
eggregated 113,350.000,
I 4.1
Mew York Stocka,
, fiales in
1 llundreda High Jxiw
Am, II. f.Mgar . 13 v 81 82
Am. Can 47
Am. C. It y, . 29
A. II. J pfd. 10
Am. I. Corp. , 3D
Am. I.ocn 03
Am. l.lnieed . . 22
24
H
13
5
Am. N. k J.
Am, HugarN.
Am, H. Toh.
Am. T. Si T.
Am. Tob. . .
Anac. Copper
Atchlkon . . ,
All. IJ. Line
A., 0. W. 1.. 30
tt. ea. .
!'. Jt (). .
II. H. "B"
P. l'acifle
11. leather
0. ft O. . .
0.. if. St. P..127
('. K. I. & II. .301
134
107H
03
04
02
tn
12d
H3J4
7i
13
10ti
01
!'
atN.
('
.126
85
0714
..631
.. 03
. . 70
. . 47
.. 02
31
71 39
27 84
0 do ',;
13314
114A
33
89 ;
12.H4
HI V,
Drfeiids Dry Act.
WASJIINUTON, lWtO, Validity
of the fedora! prohibition constitu
tional amcnameni. was iicicuucd in a
brief filed lit tho puprcmo ciAirt to
day by Solicitor General Kins in up
port of motfons nlrcuidy mado by the
Koveinnictit for tho ill.inilssul of orlR
Inal procoeilliiRB Instituted by Rhode
Island, to test tho amendment and
enjoin its cnforcenicnU-ArEUinonta on
tho notion nro expected to bo hcurd
next month.
Chandler Is lUi-ovcrlUK.
tVeeial lo The World.
. V1NITA, Feb. 20.-T. A. (Hurt)
Chundler, former representntlvo In
rotiRreas from tho Klrst district, who
yns taken 111 whllo kittcndltiR tho
('list republican congressional dis
trict convention nt Claremoro on
Wednesday, has recovered.
('. 'Copper
C. V. A I. .
l'dla
C. Hteel ...
t V. Wgar
Krle
(len. hleetric
(fen. Motors
lrt
10
31
167
37
103
I
123
o, s. rd 27
0. X. (Ire ctfa. 4
(I. 8. neel .
III. Central ,
Inap. Copper
I. 51. M pfd.
Inter. .SMekel
Inter. Paper
Verm. Copper
ft 4 .V. ....
ilaj. ilotora
Jtex. Vet,
M. CoDner
M. tteel . . .
it. Pacific ,y
N. Y. Central
f. Y. II. .
N, & V
-V. raelfle ...
O. O. OA ..
O. I. & 11. .
P. A, Tet . .
Pennayltanla
IV W. V.
23
237
11
17
101
4
2I
4
29
28
71
277
04
28
It, Con. Copper 12
Spark I'Iiir Salesman Held
CHlCA(JO, Feb, 20. ono man was
arrested hero todny nml a number of
others were soiiRht In connection
with what police snld was a, plot to
flood tho market with low gradcl
spark pi 11 its oenrtiiR tno trudn mark
nnd name of a Toledo, Ohio, com
pany. -
Cottonseed Oil.
NKW YORK, 'tb. 20 Cottonseed oil
waa easier, new low letela being touched
for the inotemeal. The south aiyl wast, as
well aa locila, were sellers, while refiners
and a prominent local operaltV lent iup
IHDrt. Itnmora of eiport business helped to
check, the decline Cltxlng bids were 9 ti
24 points net lower. Hales 30,500 barrels.
.Prime crude $18.00; prime summor yellow
pot $19.43: March $10.63 i May $20.00;
July 120.17; prime winter yellow and sum
mer white, nominal,
Kansas City rrovlslonf.
K A KUAN CITV, Feb! 20.T-Hutlcr and
poultry unehangeil,
Kggs, case Iota, 30s; lower $14,50,
liberty Bond Closing.
HEW YOltK, I'eb, 20. I'lneJ price of
Llbertr tMinde todar were!
uu.oj
00.30
80.20
S6'.7
(13.00
00.98
07 73
87.71
Keading
II. I. 4 S . .
n. n. n. Y. .
P., A. Line ..
8.' A. I., pfd.
tt. O, tc It. . .
H.-B. P. 1 I, ,
P. raelfle . . .
S. Hallway .
1'. It. pfd, . . ,
K'. 0. ea dlr.
Tenn. Copper
Teiat Co, ...
Tob. I'd I a. ...
IJ. Tacle ...
V. S, It, 3. ...
11. Fruit , ,,.
U. 8. V. I'dts.
3Ul
First 4
Second 41 .
Fit. 44 1 . .
Kecoad 4Us ,,
Unci 4',s ...
Fourth 4',a
ti lory (I ,
Victory 1U
ll
377
03
39
. 20
313
21
173
00
7
273
7 131
. 3.1
, 70
, 02
3
I
39 4
3.T4
37
38
82 J4
2084
44
15
130
234
78 '4
38
03
81
55
83
32
70
30
104 V,
32
183 &
23
JO 14
73
32 V
07
70
43
64
89
3
29
20
7 11
103
1C3
0
17
41
72
08
21
37
00
i(Mi
1S7M
70l!
120
71
185
62
A7
83
87
110
110
33
7
124
30
38
1IJ4
36
38
81
203
4t
14
137
237
78
30
02
88
53
83
21
70
20
103
20
177
nn
27
72
30
90
73
43
i'.l
84
42
41
74
08
102 'i
8s
1X
30
7 1
07
23
30
83
10
193
(18
110
Close
81
44
133-H
107Ji
91
03
81 4
63
12 I
83
97
1235
BO
83
88
151
112
31
88
124
79
57
38
32
37
38 T
81
206
14
14
150
250
78
37
115
88
55
81
31
79
20
103
31
170
2,1
40
28
72,
31
0(1
78
.43 if
5
87
42
28
20
73
102
102
9
10
40
71
07
23
57
Asked
AngloAmerJran Oil ..i... 35 2fl
Atlnntl Keflning I33S 1375
llnrno Serjm 1230 1250
l'.'uekeje Pipe .' 01 08
Chesbrought Mfs 220 240
Continental Oil -ISOT 300
Crescent l'Ipe Line 32 33
lumoerian,) rips
Kureka I'lne Line 133 111
(lalena Signal com, . . . . .'. 73 ,A
(lalena Klgnal pfd 100 108
Illinois Pipe 160 17U
Indians IMpn uj vi
National Transit 20 31
New York Transit 113 V
Northern Pipe Line 100 103
Ohio Oil 340 350
Prairie Oil k (iaa- sio nui
Prairie Pine Line 230 210
Solar Refining 311 360
Southern ripe .......... ik
Pennsylvania Oil 205 303
H. W. Penna. ripe 04 97
8. (. of California 3in 313
fc O. of Indiana 073 095
f, ti. of Kansas ....1 500 610
N. O. of Kentucky 875 395
H. O. of Nebraska 400 310
R. n. of Sew .lersey 703 707
8. O. of New York, 400 403
9. 0. ef Ohio , . . 500 620
Swan'A Flneh . 00 100
Union Tn Lino 105 110 .
Vacuum Oil . 330 300
Washington Oil 30 40
Kansas City drain
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 20, Cash wheat
weak lo 5c lower! No, 1 -hsr,l 2.n8(!t
2 55. No 2 T2 3SW2S2! No. 1 red $2.41
W-' 3. JO. 2 J2.41U3.41,
Corn fStrodv to 3e blehee: Nr. 1 mtM.1
91 li"vi M
.'V..NO : wniie 3I.43G
1.40
1.45 1 No.
3 rellow $l.8fti)1.4S.
(Mta nominally steady: No. 2 white 01c;
No 2 mlied 84g6c; No. 2 red 8S(rf90e.
Kjre ll.u.
New York 'Metal.
NF.W YORK. IVh 20--Connfr tlntr
elerlrelytlowjiivflt and first quarter 19e;
seconrinuarier ivwiv'A,
Iron firm and nnchang
Anlimonr 11.87.
.mcisi escnange nuotei lean firm! anot
a b.2a . n . ...
loc unaemea spot
anged.
$3.00i6.6S; ealves li .,. .
era $g5012.7.V atoekera I
. Mieep Receipts i.v0 "Vi'Vj
leadyi lamha $17,50W:i2 ,
""ii yeaning wethers $1 r,a,,,'S
ewes $10.iO(S13.3St eulla f - g !
bso",w" 8'001400 ''-tlttti
N New York; Msney,
NEW Y0HK. Teh. 30. Mer-i-iii. .
I sterling 60-dar bill, ' 5 .??
lerelsl 60-day bills on banks n if
$3.4. f cable. $3U(fl" "l
rranrn upmana IJ.37; frjti li Jj
Belgian franc, demand 12 0;, trt,
l.lres deraaniD 17.72 i tables 11 ja
Mark demand 1.06. cables I o;
Oovernment bonds strong; rai rns.l v..j
llrong. - ' M'l
Time 1sn in J... - .
6 monlh, 8 "v "")li(
"Call tnoner steady high low sn .s
rale 0, fo.ng bid 5 ; ojfl.ed nf'
losn 6i bank acceptances 5. n
Chicago Orsln.
(TirCAOO, Feb, 20, Corn ,Vni
140CTls2; No 3 yellow tl , T
Oala No. S while 87 &.,, VUl
live No. 2 $1.6001161.
lltrtey $1 32Ctl S3.
EVERY WOMAN
WANTS A CLEAR,
SMOOTH COMPLEXION
A Skin Free of Rlemishti
and With 1hc Tint of
Youth.
tend March 8.8789,12f til
8.75(1(0.03.
At !,ondon: Standard
Mnn.r stvit 11(1
2s f.d: futures 122 7a 8d: eleclrol.llc
spot 127: futures 130: tin spot 401 5s,
futures 402 12s 6d: lesd spot 32 7s fid
futures 63 7a CU ; line spot 61 5s: futures
63 15a. '
If. yott have a clear, imfth vii.m.
youthful skin, free of pimp'es xai il
unsigniiy oiemisnes, ou nrrl ne.er fm
the iupreislon you iruke on s;i m,
for a woman wilh a pretty e'omDlii
aly.avs appears inarming-- and there n
toy like that which comes from lit,.,
that )ou Uok your best. '
Some women are endowed by site,
wilh s jcicar,-smooth skin ih.r. h J
fortunate, can acquire It by the on ti
the popular black end Whit Utivi
Treatment which consists of w,. i
White Ointment in Sosp. Ynu 0 l(
fer the embarrassment of a Uarl islln
muddy complexion, pimples, (re klrs las'
spots and other akin blen.nh" ,ln i,
happy wilh a beautiful skin l,o i jMr
neareal drug atorr and gel a 2 tiirim
of black and JYhlte Ointment and D'i'k
and White Soap. Just brfors reiimt
bsthe, your face, arms, or n.ek uh u,
Hoap and apply the Ointment a, enrdmr a
directions. The next morning i,b of! in
(llntmenl. ll'a very easy Iq ip,T ml
dilirhtfu as -oid cresm srd rente T-(
Iflsck and White, Ilesuty Trenmrnt m'j,
late and dependable, 3ton v bs s if ssi
satisfied
Suppose you clip this adteri i.m'ni n
man
Phis.
and copy of the liiaek and W llirtili;
niiu .'lesiii Dguft,
Chicago Trice IUnge.
CHICAOO. iFeb, 20 Today's price!
Corn Open High
130 131
1 21'
1 28
80,
73
Ma
duly ...
f.Vpl. .. .
(fall
May ...
July ...
Pork
May ...
July ...
Ijird
May .. . 31.30
July
Ribs
May ... 18.35
July ,.
I.OW
1 32
1 08
1:26
81
73
31 83 35.00
1.43
1.90
8,C5
10.12
78
71
34.60
Close
1 .32
1.28V
4.20
78
71
S1.10
21.BT
M 12
18.90
34.60
I 34.60
21.20
51.67
18.42
18.90
fort Worth Live Stock.
FORT WORTH, Texaa. Feb. 20. -Cattle
Receipt 000 heaa; marxei uncnangeu;
beeves $8.00013 50
Hogs Ileceipla 1 300 head; market
lm.lv. huv. 13 50(3)13 70
Kheep-MIecelpta 150 head; marke
intesled Ismbi $10.0020 25.
Then tiny CAPSUIE3
ens ssesrior fa Rilsaas
k of Cor i lbs, Cobshs or
llnleclarslrN
IRUllYt3 la IMIUYI
24 HOtirO the Sr
taiM dlsutra ita
out lircoavanience.
BOlM
10
las
70
110
. 70
181 185
60 61
CHICHESTER S PILLST
tub iiiAUosr. imANn.
Kansas City Lire Stock.
KANSAS CITY. V.h. 2(1 Itnsn..
eelnla 4,500: market steady lo 10 higher;
bulk $13.35CDI4.00i heaties $l3.25fif 13.73
medium $13:50014.00; lights $13. BSC?
1 1.33: pigs $U.0QQ14 Op. ,
Cattle Itecelols 000 head: msrtiat
steady lo weak; heavy steers $13,301!$
13.25! medium $11.73(3' 13.50: common
$0.5011.75; choice llghla $11JO14.50;
common $8.00Sill.50: butcher heifers
$6.0011 75; cows $6.65Gt 11.23; cannera
Candy
Specials
Today
Today we offer two specials
on our hnme-mndo candles.
CIIOCOLATK IDGU
60c
Regular SOo pound
' l'EANUT ilhlTTLD
45 c ' .
t'lnest homc-mado quality
'SUPERIOR
Tea Room .
nu s. Minn
viDEjalBCB
S-4T 1 .Hon.
11 If
- .MA
llor it.
er back wllfrnul nukllnn
llllNT'ri Hislte full. In lh
Itreotnicnt of ITCH, W
I'.KMA, KIMIWOIIM. TKT
TKIt. oe nthp Iti-hln ll
dlsiit.ea. Tev k ?ft..rnt Im.v
-si our riiK.
(letman. 113 South Mala.
I AD1ES 51916 IEWA1D! ISS.'"-
Mm Bofol sfssrtMj" C-.rood. 6lr rWWvIa
bl..kr lrrslllaiadIlrs4
1'llls Is lied sod UM m.lUlV
km. nalrl llh Sine Kllboo. V
Take oluep. liny srjrusr - ,
liregelst. Atk fl II .i lir.is.Tnil r
MAMUND 1IR4NU I'lLLS, rr til
vtsiskAOwasiDrtt Ss(cst,A1sysncIlst)l
SOI Q BY DRUGGISTS D EmKEfiL?
HHIT-?L'.-'1 .
RELIEVES 1 TO 3 DAYS
OMTIW1.V HAJIMLSSS SCV SJTCCTM
ACM ClULMICAi. MfC CO, s U.S
eomsef tbelticw1.eaest oswllnau. ibsNiu es-e lis
s le nsrs. r- wrm. pel cc iBtrr.i .n - wits work.
MsiltZUiDnubUSlrractklSOl). tOXUKStt. omiUnT
U.X.XItUTIIKinUUICt. U1U1CIII.M,
"POPULAR POR OKNKBIATIONa"
A Prwperwtiorx. erf"
COMPOUND COPAIBA and CUBEBS
AT YOUR DRUGGIST
Ask. for STTNAMB ONLY.avokl Suballlutlos
1TAC
1T1
"l'lioxi: on imivu i.v von si:iiick"
lar
MASTER Guaranteed 18 Months
Trlcfis Installed on Your Cur-
$29'7S vSt $41-50
BATTERY
Six
yoit
VOH STAUTINO AM) MOHTIXC
Uarmful Sulphate is eliminated bylii
NO OTIIKlt CIIAHGF.S
"307 S.
Boulder
c Mac-Lnr nioces3
OKO' RYTR A P. APAP1TV r- 4U l4
ui.i i. fAiii iiiu oaiiic iJiaiu uicu
DnAjiKHs,: winy, on wkitk von teiuutoiiv
Sxipcrio'r Battery Station
"i-iioNi: on nuivu i.v roit skhvick" '
Osage
7960
fiippos you enp mis aateri um-ni n
II lo Illack and White lloi 81 M-tl
Is, Tenn,, for a free ssmn e ' 'fris:l
d copy of the liiaek and W llirthdar
d Dream Pool. . '
BLACKWHiTE
BUSINESS CARDS
Trouble
10 w Ti.-I
T-HE CHILDREN'S DAY
NURSERY
717 SOl'TH ciiKYi:xxr.
niONB 1006
Children-' Cared for Durlns WorkiU
or Shopping Hours.
Anna McDohald, D. C.
CIIIIlOITt.lCTOIt
Spine ftpeelulM Palmer
llruiluale
Office lloura 9 to IS. 1 to I
till Security llullillng
Thone C-J Ilea.; C-'(l Otlrs
Uvea, ami Sunday by Appolnlnin'
STANLEY C. EDM1STER
LAWTBll
4
601-60! Kennedy Building
PHONES:
Offlco 1331 Itcsidonca H
SI. A. lIr(M l.cirlilco Ie Danidl
Clia.s. H. Ilosilek
iuw orncrs
Breckinridge, Bostick &
i Hnnfel
Llirlinnrrn Viitlnnnl llnnL IliiililiU
Phono Osuco 701) Tulsa, OkH
SERVICE GOOD WORK
Up-to-Date Cleaners
'Courteous Treatment
, Phone Osiigc 2GG9
dr' Arthur, campbell;
EYC. EAIt. NOSE, THROAT
, bpeciaiist
Catarrhal Deafness Treated vrj
vr Hsfactory reeullJ.
737 tAYO UUIt.DINU, TULSA
4
L. H. RUGGLES
ARCHITECT
has returned from C 'f'rn'J,.j5
opened an architect office .n 3' '
TuM, 0W
.Robinson building,
Fhono Osaso 411
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