The Tulsa Democrat. (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 34, Ed. 1 Friday, August 21, 1908 Page: 1 of 8
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
DISPATCHES
THE TULSA DEMOCRAT.
‘THE PAPER THAT GOES INTO THE HOMES”—THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM
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OLDEST PAPER IN
TULSA COUNTY
TULSA OKLAHOMA, FRIDAY EVENING AUGUST 21,1908.
price five asm
PASSENGERS ON 2 TRAINS
HAVE SEVERE SHAKING UP
THE TOTAL NUMBER JOHNSON WILL ACCEPT
OF THE HUMAN FAMILY
St. L., I. M. & S. Went Into
Ditch Near Illinois,
Oklahoma.
MO. PAC. COLLIDES
WITH OIL TRAIN
No Deaths Reported in Iron Mountein
Wreck Although Two Sleepere, e
Common Coach. Smoker and Bag-
gage Car Went Into the Ditch—Be-
lieved Missouri Pacific Switch at
Independence Was Tampered With.
Fort Smith, Ark.. Auk- 20— Passen-
ger train No. 13 on the St Louis. Iron
Mountain A Bout horn, running beiw.rn
Little Rock and Kansas City, went In-
to the ditch near Illinois. Oklahoma
this morning. Several persons were
Injured, but no deaths are reported
The train left Fort Smith at 2:15- Two
sleepers, a common day coach, smoker
and baggage car went into the ditch,
the engine alone remaining on the
track The names of the injured are
not as yet obtainable.
Independence, Kas. Aug 20. Mis -
souri Pacific passenger train No. 30.
from Little Risk and Hot Springs to
Kansas City, ran into a switch here
this morning and collided with a truln
of nil tank cars The passengers es
cafied w ith a severe shaking up It i«
believed the switch was tampered with
SOLDIERS’ WIDOW DIES AT 105
Mr*. Frances Reigel Had Been Wife
of Two Veteran*.
LaFayett**. Ind., Aug. 20.—After a
Ilf*- spanning more than a century. Mr*.
Frances Reigol is dead at the Indiana
State Soldiers’ Home, of which she had
»
iippn a member f"r the last ten years.
Mrs. Keigel was married live times,
and she remarked shortly before her
lU't illness that if death should claim
her husband she would take a sixth
Ilf** partner. She was born In Mon
treat, Quebec, January 30, 1803. Prior
to a few years ago she was In full
possession of her faculties. At the ag<
of 102 years, she was able to sew and
read, but her eyesight failed soon after
and she was partially blind at the
time of her death.
She remembered the war of 1812,
and events of that period, with remark-
able clearness Her father was in the
Revolution. She came to the United
States when sin- was a small girl and
she remembered the election of all th*1
President of the United States after
James Madison.
OWASSO IS AGAIN
awakened
Two Citizens Stole Block end Tackle
and Hid It in Tree-W.ll Probably
Ba Arretted.
Things are beginning to liven up In
OwtlKSO once more. Yesterday two clt-
lacne. Kim Davis and J»c Thomas, stole
a block an dtackle from the telephone
company. This they found lying on
tile Sidewalk where ihe telephone etn
ployes were working They put it In
their buggy and drove oul about three
miles Into the country, where they
hid the property in a tree Trow-
,r, working for the telephone com
Iutny. gave chase to them and reeov
• red the stolen goods. A warrant will
probable he sworn out for the parties
who took the block
Only the day before yesterday, a
married man of Owaaao horsewhipped
a bov until Ihe blood ran down the lit-
tle fellow s body. Owaaao la warming
up a few.
OLD SETTLERS’ PICNIC
HELD AT DURANT
Forty Beeves Have Been Slaughtered
and Cooked for the
Visitor*.
Durant, okla, Aug .20 -An old set-
tiers’ picnic Is In progress near h-re
today Senator Here will he the prin-
cipal speaker on the afternoon pro-
gram and will he followed by Congress
man Carter. Chief uatlge ’*•>“•—
Speaker Murray, Judge <
Mayor Hatchett
RATS HURRY INTO TRAPS.
Fill Stock Before Dsslsr Has th* De-
vie* Uncrated.
Wapkoneta. O.. Aug 20—Heller &
Bow*h«*r. hardware merchants, re-
ceived lnwt week a consignment of wire
rat traps and placed them In their
storeroom over night In the morning
when the> started to unpark the traps
they found that *< ven rats had beer
* aught o\ • r night In proof the unbrok-
en c rat dm are exhibited in front of
the store.
Only One-third of Number Livs in
Houses and Ons-sixth Wear No
Clothes at All.
London. Aug 20.—The human fam-
ily living on earth today constat* of
about 1.450,000.000 souls. not fewer and
probably more. These afe distributed
literally all over the earth’s surface,
there being no considerable spot on
the globe where man has not a foot-
hold. Of the entire race 50ft.00o.000 are
well clothed—that Is. they wear gar-
ments of some kind that will cover
th*:r nakedness—2R0.000.tMi0 habitually
go naked and 7ou.ooo.000 only cover the
middle parts of the b*>d>: 5on.ooo.onn
live in houses. 700.00fi.OtMi In huts and
<avts. the remaining 25n.nnn.non vlrt-
ully have no place to la> their heads
TWO HOUSES ARE DYNAMITED.,
Negroes Suspected of Trying to Blow
Up Mine Contractor and Miner.
Birmingham, Ala,. Aug. 20.—An at-
tempt was made early today to blow
up the residence of Thomas Duggan
contractor In Mine No 6 of the Tennes-
se* Coal, Iron A* Railroad company at j
F.att Oty A heavy stick .»f dynamite
was thrown on the front porch anti!
the house was nearly demolished Two]
daughters of Duggan aged 18 and 201
years, were thrown Into the hall and
both rendered unconscious Twenty
minutes later the home of Anthony
Davis a negro miner, was dynamited,
I ul no one was hurt. Two negroes
were arrested In connection with the
dynamiting. Reports received today
Indicate thut there is considerable un-
rest throughout the mining district
and further trouble Is looked for
NOMINATION AGAIN
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0 St Paid. Aug 20—Today #1
♦ (iovernor J hnson called the ♦ '
♦ newspaper men together an an- ♦
♦ nounced that he would accept ♦
♦ the nomination for governor ♦
♦ tendered to him by the state ♦
♦ Democratic convention at Min- ♦
♦ neapolls, yesterday ▼
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PR0P0SEDH0MEF0R
CONFEDERATES
Offers to Donate Twenty Acre
Tract for a Building
Site.
TULSA LIQUOR
SEIZURE WILL TEST
BILLUPS LAW
MERRY WIOOW IS PASSE
Nsw Hst, Comparatively, as Pinhsad
ts Umbrella.
New York. Auk 20.—Miss Isabelle
Holland and Miss Mary S Moore, mil-
liners of Boston. were returning pas-
sengers on the Kaiser \\ ilheltn. Roth
passengers deolar.nl that the large brim
ined hat had disappeared in Paris
and that next season the popular hat
would he exceedingly small. Miss
Moore said tho new hat was to tin
Merry Widow type as a pinhead was
to an umbrella.
DIES AFTER DENTAL WORK.
Illinois Coronsr Investigate* Cass
Aeut* Blood Poisoning.
Pomona. 111.. Aug. 20.—Tha county
coroner is Investigating the death of
Miss Elite lame, 22 'ears old, who died
last Monday in great agony from blood
poisoning resulting from the extraction
of four teeth by a Murphyshoro dentist
Williams,
p. Parker,
of McAlester. V. B
Mays of Durant, and Dr. K. N. Wright
of nlney, republican candidate for con-
gress A monster barbecue Is a feat-
ure of the event, forty l»< v.-s having
been Slaughtered and cooked for the
visitors.
CHAUFFERS CAN THANK
PRINCE HENRY
Berlin. Aug 20.—Prince Henry
Prussia, whose enthusiasm over auto-
mobiles and automobile races t« caus-
ing his brother. Kaiser William, am
liefor of Germany, some worry, no*
Just taken out a patent whlih "I ' pf 'e
useful to all aubunoblllsts HI* Inven
Don consists of an apparatus adapted
to the front screen, whlih most auto-
mobiles carry to protect the chiiffcur
against the dust of the rood **y an
Ingenious arrangement ihe apparatus
passes automatically over the ** reen
at fixed Intervals and removes all dust
and mud. so that the driver will al-
ways have It dear view of the mad In
front of him.
AMERICAN FLEET
WELCUMED AT
SIDNEY
Dropped Anchor in Port Jack
son Harbor Shortly
Before Noon.
Kl Reno. Okla.. Aug 2ft. As an In-
duc**ment to the committee having the
matter in charge t<» locate the prnpoewff
home for < ’»r»federate Veterans. Ihe
city "f Kl Ren.* has offered to donate a
tract *»f twenty acres as a building
! site When the proposal to build a
j Confederate home was being discussed
at the recent convention at Sulphur
Kl Reno at once put In her Halm f«»i
the edifice. «etllng forth the udvan
tag. s of the city in a manner sa «i to
be highly pleasing to the Interested
veterans The structure Is to .o*t
$2o.ftftft and will he endowed by a fund
equal to the* original cost *»f building
It Is planned to add addition (I build-
ings from the > to time as they are
needed The w vk of raising funds has
been left to th*' Sons of Confederal*
Veterans Ardmore. Durant. Khnwnef
McAlester and Muskogee are all n ak
Ing overtures t. have the Home built In
their cities.
ONLY 7TH INFANTRY
ON GUARD DUTY
Conditions Ar* Btcommg Normal jj
Springfield—Military Control is *
About Ovsr.
% , B
Springfield. 111. Aug. 20 The final
reilinqulahnn-nt »f tin military control
of the city "III take place tomorrow li-
the .result of u confer-due between
Governor H. iu. n anil General Young
today.
Tin- Klimt ciivalr > Inter today wen-
i rdered 10 leuve Springfield tolrtorrow
morning only the Seventh Infantry
"til b. lure then on guard duly.
ATTORNEY GENERALS
ARE IN SESSION
Denver. Fob*. Aug. 2». The At tor
nc > -Generals’ A'twkiatlon <>f th** United
Htntes, convened here today. with a
large attendance. Almost every state
in the union is represented. Import-
ant matters affecting th*1 welfare of
the legal departments of the several
states will come up for considera-
tion.
MW FOR RECEIVER
IgS LIKE RLACKMAIL
MOUSE 8TEAL8 HER MONEY
Drag* Woman** Hoarded Fifty Dol-
lar* to Its N«st in a Lounga.
bhelhyvllle, Ind., Aug 20.—A few
•lays ago Miss Annie Uooney hid $50
in an old rag and then placed It be-
tween the lods of a lounge. When she
went to get the money later It had
disappeared After a long search she
finally found the money in the springs
of the lounge and on It was a mouse.
The mouse had built a nest and had
dragged the money into It.
UNDB I* 1ARLY *,000
Bryan's Raver Facward. Subscriptions
Kb Oavkmar Hasksll.
Knln tvw, t^wc.iliv Ncli. Aug 2"
Over *&,«1(V*UIH tieen turned Intn the
Democratic national ciunpulgn fund up
tn dute by William J. Bryan'* political
paper. 11 h the proceed* of suhserlptlona
rent hi directly to It by Individual*,
i luh* ami newspapers.
This amount doe* not include any
personal contributions by Mr Bryan
nor receipt* from the puldtcation of the
paper over and above the running ex
pen****, which the candidate for presi-
dent hu* promised to donate to the an
ttnnnt campaign.
Klve separate Installment* have been
sent by Charles W. Bryan to Treas-
urer Haskell at Guthrie. Ok., the last
one being a draft for l'*H 20 mailed
today.
Tills makes a grand total of 463
Items, amounting tn |5,SU*.45 forward-
ed from Lincoln to tbe Democratic na-
tional treasurer.
Tile Bryan newspaper remittances
will be made after a balance sheet
Inis been made up for each month,
show-tug how much Ihe profile of the
business were. This statement ha*
not y*-t lea n completed for July, but It
will be shortly.
REAL THING. SPLIT TO KNEE
Twenty Philadelphia Girl* in Oiraetoirt
Gowns Going to Fair.
Kolumbu*. D. Auz fn Much In*• r-
est lias been aroused over the *tn'<
by the announcement of Ihe stale board
of agriculture that twenty y•him »'■
men from Philadelphia will sir'll
around the state fair ground* during
the f.ar dressed in dlrcctn're gowty*.
They come under the direction of Miss
Anna Delaney, who In a iMter to thi
hoard soy* that they will wear Ihe
g. nulnc arlb le, sill up lo the kt »e
Rev D A Wlcklaer. wife and
ren Will leave Klrksvllle. Mo
row morning fur Tulsa
Kidney, N S W . Aug 2*1 With
cunnon* booming salute after salute
and belching forth a most enthusiastb
welcome on the part of Sidney and the
people of Australia, an.l with thousands
of people lining the quays and shore
the American world-touring fleet nr
rived In Port Jackson harbor, shortly
before noon today and dropped *n
chor. I'ustom official*, on behalf
Ihe governor general. aecom|«inled
II delegation of cttlacn*. tempted hear
Admiral B|ierr>'» flagatilp. and form-
ally preiumled to the p pi' *entallve el
America and III* Heel tlo* eonll.il wel-
come of ihe people of Australia. Ad-
miral Sperry announced that the voy-
ug, from Auklund had been made with-
out undue Incident, and that greater
speed had been accomplished than on
,m\ other eoursi of the w «rbl - J* ut
r„.\ He expressed bis appicctwtlon of
Ihe honor done him and Ills command
by ihe Australians A mo«i remark-
ab'e demonatrailon awaited ih< sp
pi iranci of Ihe field People are here
from o' on part of Australia and as
they grouped themselves about the
quays trad shores they presented itr
. xti ionlln.iry appearance Tin form*'
landing of th. admiral aid bla oflV * r*
will b*. made tomorrow Tlun will
take place the public reception an
grand military naval and olvli p««
eanl. ending at n splendid pavllllon
provided for the iscaaton and rapnb
of seating several thousand slate and
commonwealth representatives To.
morrow evening a state dinner will be
alum by Ihe governor general In bon
or nf the visitor* Splendid programs
|hen arranged for the entire we.-k
of the fleet'a elay here, and ihe Aua-
tumor-| I rill lulls have ppimlsed lively limes for
their guest* every day
Writ of Replevin Bond Given
By Lozier—Unloaded at
Guthrie.
Guthrie. Aug 20.—A legal comio-
ver*y between the etate authorities unb
Flynn t. Ames of Oklahoma 'Tty. ye
resenting a brewing company, which
will probably result In a test of th*
•nstitutlonabty of tin- Billups 'Iquor
law In **i«‘ supreme court of th* state
ar-.se \esierday, when Stute Ag"«*y
Superlntenoent Lozier ui*>n an order
of the county court of L*gnn county
tisik forcible |«>ssesslon of two enr-
loails of beer III the railroad yards here
Flynn A* Ames had a writ of replevin
issued In the court here for the !•*" •'
cry * f llie liquor upon the ground* tha
the state t* without authority to tak*
the beer froAi the i*is*es*ion of th*-’
railroad company. Mr. Lozier gave a
replevin bond and still retain* pos-
session of the "boose." The hearing
of the case will c*ime*up August 21*
According t>* a statement of State
Superintendent Lozier today, the beer
amounting to 13« barrels, was seized
the Frisco tracks at Tulsa by the
state enforcement officers and on Aug-
ust IT. the county court there forfeited
It to the *tnte, the owner* of the tn
toxicant* nr Ihe railroad company fall-
ing to ap|*ear The beer was then
shipped to Guthrie over ihe Kuiy." am.
wlien Supertntendent Lozier went to
recover It at ihe railroad stutlon, no
was refused possession
Section T of the Billups liquor law
states that no replevin or other court
process will tie against liquor seized
by the proper oflleerz authorized un-
der the law to make such seizure
Flynn A Ames will test the conztltu
tlonallty of this provision "f the law
which will Involve the constitutionality
•f the whole Billups act.
"If th-y ever get this beer back It
will he at the end <>f the supreme couri
of the stute." was Mr leisiers com-
ment.
CHOLERA EPIDEMIC SPREADS.
Working Its Way Down tha B ack Sea
Along Caucasus Coaat.
8t Petersburg. Aug. IS.—The cantri
of virulence In the cholera epidemic
haw been iraiwfarred to Rostovon-Don
whir** thirty A new cases rn»l ten
tleathn wen* reported "n Auguel It*
Fnnn the province of Aetrakan alxty-
ona new caaaa and tw enty-on** death*
were reported on Ih** name day. The
cholera Ih now working itn way down
th«* Black xea along the Uaucasu* count
It9 appearance at OelenJIk. nouth of
Nov‘>r«*HH\ak. h«H been announced
DOES NE6RU PORTER
KNOW MORE THAN
HE JS TELLING?
Queer Actions Lead Officers to
Further Investigate the
Lee-Huckins Fire.
CONDEMNED BY CONFERERATES
MYSTERY SURROUNDS
DISAPPEARANCE
OF TW06IRLS
Were Swinging'in Hammock at
Home When Last
Seen.
Kenosha. Win. Aug. 2b Detective*
nro trying to clear away the mynlerb1*
surrounding th** dlnappaarance of
Oertrude and l>»rnihv Rehn. daughter*
t»f Jacob »4ehn. ore «»f the wenlthle*!
realdentn of H*mtln rn Wlmonnln. Tlo
girl.*-, eleven and twelve yearn old.
have not bet-n seen nlnce The parent*
left them swinging in the* hnmmoik at
home Monday night It i« thought
they were kidnapped and are being
held fttr rar mun.
TWO GIRLS ARE DROWNED.
• hlld
Tom Brown of V era* I lie*. Mo, n
wealthy htMt kman and farmer l* lit the
city Malting H L Hay ami looking
over Tulna w ith a view to making big
in venttnente
Horse Drags tha Buggy Into Swollan
Stream in tha Dark.
Creaton. le Aug 2ft Ann* nnd Idn
Wilcox, aged rej»p«‘ctlvcly D »*» d 21
yearn, were drowned in the N«»d.iwn>
liver two mi lea from the village of
Niwlaway lam night They were daugh*
tern of Adama NVIlrox. #a prominent
Adams county farmer, and were on
th ir way home from town In a buggy
Recent heavy rulna to«»k out a culvert
m p»i*|i the river and the hovwe da-heil
over the bank in tbe dark
Oklahoma *’lty. Aug. 20.—Wa* th«
fire which destroyed the I^ae-Huckin*
Hotel, Saturday night, entailing a lum»
in excea* «»f 8200.000 of Incendiary ori-
gin *.* Wa* it due to criminal carole**-
ne*a on the part <»f w»ine«»ne, or what
Ih the hidden necret Inick of the affair
with which the public ha* not been
made acquainted? These question*
.ire being freely aeked today' Mince it
b»H become known that the machinery
of police backed b> the Uounty Pro*-
«■< ut ing Attorney, have been Carrying
on a private Investigation. Ever wine*
the morning after the fire it ha* been
whlMperrd about ttwit the head porter.
•lor* d. and know n only by th#- name
of “Ike" ha* been searching out his
former *ul*»rdlnates and Instructing
them t*. kep their mouths shut concern-
ink what they know of the fire This
Information was brought t«* the at-
tention of the (toller and Detective Bar-
tel) was Instructed to make on Investi-
gation What be has discovered Is
known only t<» the authorities but it
has been enough to cause Uounty
Prosecutor Reardon to Interest him-
self and assert that the matter most
be probed to the bottom Mr Reardon
has ordered the negroes win* were em-
ployed about the hotel h* !*e brought
before him for secret questioning. If
these negroes know something, and I
believe they d". which they ore keep-
ing from the public it I" "Ur duty to
find out what It Is." said Mr Reunion,
today Joseph Muck ins. manager of the
Ill-fated hotel, said today: 1 do not
understand the actions of the head
,M,rt» r lie had no Instructions from
me. whatever Negroes may have been
shooting craps in the basement of the
hotel but I don’t think the fire started
in the corner where they were located
u u Barber, assistant clerk, told the
Im*Iie«- lie saw the negroe* rushing from
th, basement before the cry of fire
was started but an the management bad
experienced no recent trouble with
them »r had no throats of violence he
concluded their actions prompted only
by it desire to roach safety.
Texas and Louisiana Divisions by
Resolution Denounce Race War.
Galveston, Tex.. Aug 20.— The Unit
cd < 'onfederatu Veterans of Texas ami
l.oiilsanan have adopted resolutions de
mmetatory to the wholesale attacks up-
on the negro impulatlon at hprinfleld,
111. and ordered copies sent to Governor
peiu-en of Illinois.
The resolutions in part follow:
“Uhicktn* do come home to ns»st
and we comprehend the truth of the
old proverb that experience is a dear
school master, but some learn In no
other way.
“Resolved. That we as a body of
Uonft derate soldiers do register our
pro», id and condemnation of the fre-
quent violations of the laws of ls>th
God and man in the wholesale burning
of tins,* poor defenseless negroes by
the white people uf Springfield, and It
*#ems more abhorrent to us that these
burning and slaughter of human lives
an* enacted beneath and in the shadow
of the monument of the great emanci-
pator.**
Three Ohio StockhoidBn
Would Wreck the Indian-
ola Company.
GOV. HASKELL
IS PRESIDENT
Move to Foret the Collection of $MII
Which tho Sam# Plaintiffs Demand
for Services Rendered the Governor
Years Ago—Company in Good Shapa
Ssys Secretary and Manager—Qravo
Allegations Contained in Petition.
Muskogee, Okla , Aug 20 — Special)
An application fur a receiver for tha
Indianola Contracting Company of
which Governor Haskell is president
was filled this morning by John P.
Bailey, D M. Bailey «und Frank G.
Kahle. of Ottawa, Ohio owner* off
$5,300 stock in the company which la
capitalized at $160,000.
In the petition it Is alleged that Has-
kell drew $15,000 salary the past throe •
years and his services were worth
$1,600; that the company speculated In
Investments not provided for In Win
charter entailing a great loss; that tha
company Is In debt and an accounting
cannot be had. W. R. Eaton, secre-
tary and manager for the company saya #
the suit is a black mall scheme to foroa
the collection of a fee of $9,000 which
same plaintiffs demand for service#
rendered years ago* He says the com-
pany Is In good shape and making
money. The Indianola Company ts
the one through which Haskell car-
ried on nearly all business transactions
In Oklahoma, such as building rail-
roads, hotels and business blocks.
NEW RAILS FOR
SOUTH MAIN STREET
ItrMt Car Company Racaiva a Car
Laafl af “T* Rails ta Ra-
plaaa OUiara. 4
Will Try to Swim tho Channel.
Pltt*tiurg. IV. Aug 20.—Dmitri T
Ki-lly, h i-lrrk In thr North Blilr Bu-
iinu **f Fir*-, aiiiuiun*'*'* thut nrxt *11111-
nx-r h*' will rmlruvo, ,n *wim Ihr Kng-
llrh *hann*'l ,r**ni Kngland In Franc-
11 frill H4'*q|'iplIsht'd unly by thr lat*-
4'aptnln W**bb. Krll.v I* 25 year* *>U1
nml .111 rxprri zwlmirrr
Thera will lie *omrth!ng ilolng In lha
repair line nn the *y»t*in nf thr Tula*
Htreiq Railway. Yr*trr*lay a rartoafl
nf rail* arrived in Tulna and thaaa
will hr liiHtallrd at oner. They will ba
placed nn Houth Main street betwaea
Trnlh and Thirteenth Mreetz, wbera
thr *trrrt will Ih* |«ved with macad-
am The *treet railway management
ahnuld In* cnmniended fur keeplag
atirniM with the timea In Tulaa Oa
every f*a>t nf their railway oyatem,
where Ihe Mreeta have been paved,
they have their truck Ini good rnndltlOB
and thr *|*icr h*-IW'rrn the ratla paved
lung tiefurr the paving gang had. An-
Inhcd ihrlr work at that point Tha
new rati* are whut are known ao “T*
rati*.
HIS WATCH TOO BLOW
CARPENTER RECEIVER
FOR SOUTHERN
INDIANA
All Officials Including John R
Walsh, jr., Are Retained
By Him.
Chkiigo, Aug 2ft M .1 Carpenter,
formerly passenger agent of th** Hi
Lnul* A- Han Francisco system was sp*
pointed reclver f«»r ihe Ho ut hern In-
"tuna r.itlr*mil her*' thl* morning Tin-1 ,if ,hr t„|vr nIlJ „lher hla
*tockholder* 11 nd mrmliero "f the «'hl-4(.nlft waB n„| *hl|Milia|ie for a otorm.
engo 1 'tearing hou»e aaaorlutkin liad A||() |h# .,lnrm" c«me. t.10. Tha pro-
.'UltraVnrcd t<* rmrgnnlzr th- cniniMiny friuilonal man (wr will call him Joha,
I'nrp. nt*r ha* rttulnc*l all tlo nlficlitla, f(>r |la(| p,,.,, |,.ft .1 hoaa for •
including John It Walnh, Jr . n» flr*t trK w<„q,, while hlz »i*iuae went north
vie- president 1 at|r Up KlfflP 0f tha cool braeaM
Tlo- recrlvrrwhlp which now inv*t« (hat have mad* thr north famou*. bath
the Southern Indiana road alone will m rummer and winter At hurt *he waa
probably extend to tak> In the <'hi t„ ,.nn,e home She wired the glad
engo K Southem railway f'o The tiding* to John and he proceeded 10
And Cam* Vary Naarly Catting Hubby
Separated From Bat tar Hatf.
If you have an lm|*irtant ingage-
ment with your wife. It In well ta
*ce to It that your rail* are trimmed.
If 11 etornt" ruiniw ut*, you are pre-
pared for It and have nothing to fear.
The Ja*t that u certAln pmfeaaloaal
man* watch wa* not of the klad
which would keep ttie correct lima,
came near being the meana of an un-
fortunate reparation recently Thla
profeartonnl nitin did not havo hi#
• will* trimmed," the Jib hulyzrda were
tangled with the centerboard cable,
the alack of hla main aliaet waa afoul
I*
BANK OF COMMERCE
TULSA. OKLAHOMA
$ 40,000.00
$300,000.00
\
Capital, Surplus and Profits
Deposits • • • ■
Tin* Attfiriwv (}4*iii*rnl i»f tin* 1'nitwl Stutira Inis aft
viriNl that Natitninl ItankR CAN N<»T romply willi tht*
(Itmruiity t*f 1N*)** Ijiw • *1 t iklHliomn.
We have noinplitHl with flu* law. ALL our tlspoBitR
gft1 jjfiuirHiiti'i'ft by tin1 “Popofiitorn (itturiiiity Euml.
(live id* your ucoount wliotiipr Ihw or snmlI.
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RtNT ,
Koutbcrii Indiana tfoubls** rocall th*'
spri tsculMr • losing of the Chit ago Nu-
tl«mill tmnk D<«,mb« r 1N. 19*6, of which
John II Walsh win* prosldrnt Th, tig-
gregiitn of th*1 tiunk's Irnsns aftimintt1*!
into th*1 mlllhTs Mu« h «*f this hud
h,wn 11 t Into railtoads
IT’S COLD IN SWITZERLAND
make use «»f the few last main lag
hours of lllurty** ho had svepjrtblkg
in the house fix*«l tit* spick and « an
and f *r the home «'«>tviinK Th#
train i*ulle*l Into th,* in tb« *nld-
(t'i i f the nlrtit but J**hn was not
there to meet her While wlfey was
uniting the d«'|M>t. John was trying
i - I to gu to tho
— I troln. which had already arrived. Ils
Touriata lecommodsd by a Drop m th« -tail'd »ul f>»r lb*1 di'pot, ait l wlfu had
Teroptrstur# to Zero. blrod a cab bring her home. *** theg
Gen, vs. Aug 19 To the great ills paused each other on the wav Thers
comfort of tourists Sw itzerland Is be- a as a seen# when they met. John waa
mg visited l*> a odd wav Know fell nn u>ol of Indifference to his tnnrrlag#
during iio* pig Li ,m tlo Urntral and um* nnd was threatened with a dt-
Ntirthern Al|»". the h« u\ l* st fall being v*uv,* suit, but John ha*l a g<*od ex-
on Santis, where the depth of seven ruse for his neglect. In desperation, ha
Inches, pulled oul hie watch, which was nearly
The thermometer **n Mount Flint us. half an hour slow, and showed the
(he Itigi, ami Hi Gothard fel Ito ««m. , irate wife tho roal cause of his seem*
- -- mg liullfference. Not baffled on Kef
Peps Pisus Hat the Gout. side or the argument she spitefully
Rome. Aug i9 The |M»pe today is said: Well, it serves you right; wHea
slightly indtspos,*l huxlng caught a you twn'ght that watch I told you yom
«vdd which has affectsd his gout Ills should have bought It from Ren Meat
physicians have ordered that he take tha Jeweler. His watches ar# guar-
44 rest, snd subsequently all audiences an teed and aavsr fa!LM
have twen suspended 1 Family fully reconciled.
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