The Tulsa Democrat. (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 45, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 12, 1908 Page: 8 of 8
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PAGE EIGHT
JUDGE GUBSER AT
BLUE SPRINGS
portra
<)«*quat*
l<*-aut >*.
Col. Mark Hw<q*«
among m»*n. will Ih
th'- wto any re .r
aptixatjng
'*f B*«v«?r. a |»rin< e
triad to point out
-t to Blu** Sj.rir.K-
VOtlfH
v*ry truly
N J.
'.rBSFTTt
County Judge Writes Aoout
His Recent Vacation
Trip.
K>jtor I*• »
\ .
if \l* ... i
•rll.fr*
r that
isterly
L puta
1 ttark
alight
Tula*. Ok;- Nov 12,
K»'Mtor I *• •*.»
>nt trip to Carrel!
flatted Blu*
»n1 found 'til* spot no interest!
1 have ronr!ud*'<J t$» l*t your
hf-Hr i btiut It.
A two hours' rede In a Houth*
direction from M-.nrtt. Mir
th* lrav« r ir th$ heart t th*
Mountain*, and If he were to
from a MI*nourl A North* rn Arkansas
Hallway train at Beaver. Arkar -ha.
walk hark the tra«T.i rewards M--v*tt
two and jo-half miles to Walden
■witch, then mount the summit of the
ridde aboil* eighty rod* to th* left
w hich maker a large gr»;» |r, the mount-
ains where the General* Price and
Varf><#rn their retreat after the
battle fit l*<a Bldg# and lowered the r
light artiller> re White river aorne two
hundred year*!* l-l-.v*. you can view
Blue Hpiing* farm .it* It occupied the
h< r*u-whoe land «»f the river, the trav-
eler |h standing at the arch of the
horweaihoe which I- about on« mile long
and al»out one.half mile wide I>*t
the traveler »!*•«< end -rid f*»nl th# «*r> •
■tal water* ««f White river, walk near-
ly a mile through the renter of the
homeahoe and h«- arrive* ,st picture -f|u*
Blue springs Inn where many lover*
*•f equestrian sports take ■ inrlae 1
breakfast after an eight mile ride with
a #qu»ir'l"n or le«»a of hore**rn**n from ,
Kureka Spring**
Turn abruptly t<* your rigtit and walk
forty M* down a comparatively -teep
Incline and you will stand at the brad
of a ravine that lead* to White river
aome ninety rod* below* Vou are now
■landing on the t»ank* of the fnmoun
Blue Spring* Picture if you can a
circular body of clear, pure rystrnl
water some ninety fe#t In diameter
varying in depth from one Inch on
the shore to an unfathomable depth In
the center. It* nhape t* that of an
Inverted cone whn*e base |* the sur-
face of the water and whose apex
though sought for by noundlng to a
depth Of three hundred feet ha* never
been found The convex surface of
thlf Inverted cone at the shore I* cov-
ered with white *and and dearend-
gradually a few feet from the bank*!
or abort of thin wonder lake and then
denwend* very abruptly and preclp- j
Itoiisly and 1* lo»t to view In the beau- |
tlful verdant moaa which at depth*
varying from ten to ality feet below
the surface of th* transparent water,
give* the appearance of a bird’* eye
view of a vast and ItmltVaa* cedar and
pine forest
At the preaent time a dlatrlhutlng
I*lf»* fifty*five feet long * ftil*|"-.iihd
GREAT FIRE IN
CREEK COUNTY
Tha Fir* Lina it Twenty Miles in
Length—A B g Strip it
Swept.
HUGE INDUSTRIAL
DISTRICT SPRINGS
UP IN A NIGHT
r ire* started In th
grassy • 'Mintry -I* i- *
Creelt. In *’reek rail*
roaring furnace witu
■on.e twenty m let an<i
to the south at a t»-rr
brink north wind. The
Ing toward* the Deep
St Paul Minn . Nov. lu
remarkable industrial development the
northwest ha* ever **«-n I*
Paul a new industrial center of hug
I*r» |H.rtionr aim*-t in a ri ght Steo*
have already b«-en taken t • -vlegate
cltv
j rranufar turer of Marion. N. C- waa
-ent by her father with her sister and
| a t ha i»er one to Europe, to prevent her
Jn. rriage to W P Craig, a young poet
! ■«nd a school friend.
Craig, acquiring 52.000 by a stroke i
f good fortune, foMcwed M is Fayette
j < Europe and met her in Italy.
Marriage of youthful travelers if not
. easy In Italy, and the cn&i*erone waa
The m --t abJe *° re**uff Mr Gr**C 8he cabled
th< girl * father **f the Incident and Mr
Morgan «et out for New V .rk t* -a:I
giving St f<T ,ta,y
S**on after » < » r left Marion a
NEW JAIL WILL
REMEDY CONDITION
County Commissioners Reply
to Suggestion: of the
Grand Jury.
I The report of the grand jury recently
, 1J,**u»-d contained certain recommenda-
*nie saying thAt M'ai Morgan tion? regarding sai itarv condition? at
i»i -a U*d f.-r New Y*rk
| and vehicle* valued at t30.000 ia alleged 1
iiffainst Abraham Pulakow and Jamea
Mlllen. younit men who were arrested
h.re today. It Is alleged that, assisted
by un org.i. iz* d bond, they stole scores
1 of rigs left unguarded in front of
hotels and business buildings. The de-
I tectives assert they have recovered
most of the stolen property, which had
been disposed of In cities in Northern
Illinois and Southern Wisconsin
LOCAL DEMOGRATS TO
INCORPORATE
CLUB
HASH MEN OF
TWO STATES MEET
•n. sr* now a
■i fir* line of
are I-*!ng divan
■iffle rate by a
Arc* are burn-
Fork bottoms
and rondltii
cattle. «nd f
• * are critical for
• albly people.
gam#-
an er«»a embraring *ight large
- i -r» « h-ated on the * dge of Minne-
- !h Tr«r*fer f*-r manufacturing »n*l
r •* atrial purpeute* Thl* i.« hut one
amnll [.art of a trernendou* develop-
ment which within a year will make
Minnesota Transfer, which la already
tf. gn at clearing yard of northwestern
railway*, the manufacturing center of
the northwestern «tate.«
The largest naval store* corporation
d^s-d chaperone Ith*' U‘' Anw,*,he *»«*-“*»»• j MteXrt Hole, Mens A^LuonTel
IT-r-d Wire the foliowring: The place, gan its annual two-days session here
There i* now
n« •••ntinent. an angry father on
’he wr» ng cour-* on an**ther and b<»-
j. theni vn th- <t'i a is the V'-ung J *’ vww u ljnr !‘u
woman IUr> nattres.es
Bryan Democratic Club of Tul
sa to Be Known aa Jeffer-
son-Jackson Club.
A fair sized crowd consisting nf
members of the Bryan club and other
hou’- be enlarged .«•» that the prison-I thl* morning, with a larg* atten«lame ! ^m0crat^ gathered in the Commercial
tr.i could tnk* siufficlcnt exercise. San
SELF DESTRUCTION
WAVE OVER DISTRICT
Th*- fl. • • •* v • r* flirted from h>.me *n Ihe I*nlted Slat**, the largest went
• m manufacturing gr *c»-r*. the largest
western strawt'OArd plant the largest
tobacco manufactory in the northwest
and an Immense *hoe corp*-»ratlon have
unknow cause. pre*urnabl>* by hunter*
**r cam|<ers. in the Hind <*reek district
last Friday They have burned north
for ah t tw • i|a> * an<l u half These recently taken step* either to lo ate
fir. wer» extinguished **r at least new plants or estahll*h In thl* d st.-lct
erri*. ildered b. th. \* ng of th** “outh *nd with them ar»- moving an Immense-
wind that fanned the flume* and the
heavy dew and front In the mornings
number of smaller concerns, crowded
out of st Paul s f.id manufacturing
If .wever '*n Mondn »»f this week, a dlatrlet by Increase* of land values and
wind whUri blew a gale from tha north, rapid congestion. Within a year the
funned the dying embers ,,f drift w*>*m1 city's Industrial center will have shlft-
al rig the hank* of the small streams. *d six mile* to a new and a)m«>st Ideal
;*nd the fir. was aga n started In an location, the « hange brln^ ng with It an
enormoii* Industrial expansion.
In the new district manufacturer*
have convenient topography, the quick-
hour'* time, the Are was one of con
aldergble magnitude, an*l burned fast
and furiously.
The flame* have eaten their way eat freight transfer facilities of any
• uth. feeding on gr »-- In many place* city in the Fnlted State*, gas. water
head high, and In only a few hours
ift*r the <hange of the wind from the
north, the fire line w'as twenty miles In
and sewer facilities, large tracts of
land .it moderate cost on which to ex-
pand their plant*. »nd exceptionally
length ari'l the flames had sw* j.t a strip attract've residence district* close pt
*»f some “even mile* to the *outh The
fire* an now to the southern boundary
line of Creek couhty, the country U
dark with smoke Hunters corning In
from that section of th** country since
Monday .report the existence of the
fires in southern t'n-ek county and say
that much damage ha* been done
How's ThlaT
We offer One Hundred Dollar* Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can-
not be cured by Hall'* Catarrh Cure.
F J CHENEY. A CO . Toledo. O.
We. the undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the laat 15 years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by hla Arm.
Walding. Kingman A Marvin.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O.
Hall s Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
Testimonials sent free Price 75 cents
per bottle Hold by all Druggists.
Take Hall’s Family Pills for con-
stipation.
fr*»rr» th* surface of the wafer toward
th- apex of thn eons The water urine WESTERN UNION LOSES
to hurst forth from the very heart f
the earth, for tvtn the lurge*t and
heaviest ruins cannot becloud the
sparkle and transparency of
•4,274,194 IH ONE YEAR
^ J New York. Nov 9 A* n result of the
|»ufo la this fascinating spring that It
relWta A* A Olrror the intense «i*Ufe |
of the sky and has been known for
decades a* the blu* spring.
The water has a temperuture of plus
fifty-four digger* fahcrenhelk One
•nay get • faint idea of the volume of
the water furnished by this c«d<>ssal
fresh water spring by closing th* gates
on the mill race; there Is n grist mill
and saw mill six hundred feet d»wn
the ravine from the spring and In
• his Seventeen fret of fall a power
through a turbine I* produced sufficient
to equal that of a twenty horse power
engine making adequate |miw«t to pro-
pel the mills; and H r gh u hydraulic
ram this water Is forced through u tWy
Inch pipe line o\er the ridge we crossed
nearly eight thousand feet to \\aid*n
■Witch l| has Ih ell i n|Hi | \ ,• 11\ e|y e*
tlmuleil that the spi iug M »w s three
thousand flvi hundred gallons |» r min-
»it* at thl* rate |f w< coold connect It
to the Tulsa Water stand pl|>«
could have a stand pipe filled com plots.
»X with n* w water . ven rift\ minute*
mid have a “urplu* for beauty fount
lllft'i tieSuPs
or- ago the I’nlted Mates
eked Blue Hprltig* with
ralnbtiw trout, some of
rlmon* of the tinny
hand, all of which are beautifully
wooded, for the home* ,,f their em-
ployes The new industrial center will
parallel one Hide of Minnesota Trans-
fer for Its entire length and will be
served by spurs, the locomotives of the
Transfer company moving but a few
hundred yard* from their home track-
age to reach every one of the new loca-
tion* On the Opposite side of the
transfer a like expansion is carrying
new Industries to points more than a
mile away and close to the corporate
limits of Minneapolis
Every railway In the northwest en-
ters Minnesota Transfer Its business
is of tremendous proportions and with
Improvement* now being made. Its
service to the new manufacturing dis-
trict will he second to none In the
Fnlted Htates.
While Ht Paul s manufacturing cen-
ter has been shifted bodily, It Is still
within thirty minutes of the business
center of the city hy direct trunk lines
of street cars which with their
branches serve every part of it. A
half riiib- rieacer 4h* heart of the city
lies th*- enormous car building and re-
pair shop* of the Twin City Rapid
Transit Company Just completed and
i»**w in operation An Automobile con-
cern plan* to locate adjacent to the
new shops with a $:»nn.ooo plant.
Three yea
gox eminent
fixe thousand
xx htt'ti beautiful »
trllM’. i an Mill h<
• •f the xprlftg at
they are *ald to
the frcdi xx tier
II the dc|
lie mill |<
nr I pally ti
that ab.i
IIb« rs Oil
• I
Western Colon TeYgraph company de
creased 14 274.124 during the fiscal year
••nded June Jo. last Notwithstanding
drastic economies In every direction the
company's net revenues were only $3.-
4«»2 227. a det r. ate ol $2,221,213 The
company has been carrying on its
tMioks a surplus of II4..I9M56 That
this, however. Is purely a bookkeeping
device and ha* no actual existence |*
■hown by the fact that in this year of
depression th* company wu* unable t«
pay cash dividends, hut adopted th#
expedient of issuing »2 447.HM) m scrip I
The com]tany will pay a cash dividend |
*’f I per cent t«da Thl* I* the second j
of the prtftnt fiscal year President I
dowry In his report says-,
' The number of messAgc# lie* refined
!•' 433.244 dtlc fo l> pre*«tim in husl- |
ness and t * the operator*' strike, which |
begun early In August and lasted until I
Nov 7 l*»*7 Th- average toll* |n t |
tne«*ag< Were tits same a* Hie prex lotis
xi, but the cost xx,»“ tticri ised by the I
strike N"txx Ithstaudlng the abnorin t'
• tpense during the strike the expens*#
f*»r the yrar weie redmoul $1 3.%2,2'il
The d«H‘!lne |ti gross irn lpt« |s ppqstr-
l loiiutfd> I* hm than t lx** t which followed
the panic iif |AVI I hi- low receipts of i
which periml were sip i ceded hy many
x eiiis ui grow ih This. It Is hoped, will I
If th* case m the present depression. !
BA»V ITCH EASILY CURED
Infanlila Etnmi Quickly Relieved by
Eeternel Uee ef Oil ef Winter.
|reen Compound.
Infantile irzcnia, whli-h ha* hiifflcil
Ih* »klll of Ihe l«.et ithyeiclane for m>
many yt-nro »t l»«t to be cur-
able and curable with ereut ease.
Henult* of the |u*t two year* In-
dicate concluiively that hahy'e itch. In-
fantile eczema and other *kln dl.eaze*
•>f children can he very .Imply cured
by the application of a cotnpoud com-
pound of oil of wlntcrpreen. thymol
and ulyeerlne, a* In l> I> l> Preacrlpt-
Ion.
Tha Rev. Lewis 8tec|.-yf of Weather-
ly, Fn . writes
Our baby boy's little face was so
dreadfully covered with ecxema that
blond anil water ran from the sores
nearly all the time After using 3A*
bottle* of D I* D. Prescription we arc
-•» happy 11» tell you he Is enolrely cur-
ed and the disease ha* never broken
out again. If this letter is In any way
a help to other sufferer*, you may pub-
lish It."
If you have a child which 1* suf-
fering with this terrible itch, w« are
Mire you will not m gleet one hour to
give your baby the right kind of re-
lief We have *• • n too often how quick-
ly the remedy mentioned gbovo take*
the itch away at once and how all the
cure* seen to l* permanent, we have
Religion Maryland Legislator First
Firat House and Barn Aftar Stabl-
ing Cattle to Burn.
• ’umberland. Md . Nov. 10 — A wave
of self-destruction which ;»a*sed
through. Garrett county »r. the past few
•’.ays numbered in Its three tragedies a
suicide with an end of the world ele-
ment to it It wa# that of A. F George
a member of th*- Maryland legislature,
1‘wretaiy of the Garr#tt county Repub-
lican committee and a local Meth<Hlist
minister, who returned home from *u-
I*erlntendlng Sunday school and shot
himself through the heart in a woods
near hi* house.
First, however, after oecurlng his gun
George went to the barn, drove all his
rattle In. closed it and set the struct-
ure* afire Going to the house he drove
his family out and fired that. When
Mr. Lee. George’s son-in-law*, arrived
and started to put out the fires, aided
hy the George family. George ran Into
the woods and shot himself The ham
was destroyed
t ’harles H Lltaon. of Friendsvllle had
been brooding f<»r s«»me time over the
killing cf IJpton Frantx xvhom he shot
two year* ag«» In a quarrel On Satur-
day evening he -ent a bullet through
ills head
Mrs. John Hnrged. wife of an ex-
county surveyor, as the result of ment-
al derangement* on Sunday morning
secured a razor and. lying on a couch,
made three deep cuts across her wrist
She may survive.
PHOTOGRAPHING THE
MOREHOUSE COMET
Richmond. Ind . Nov. 10.—Indiana
University students and professor*
have been carrying on an interesting
work this fall. Since September 21
th»*y have be#>n making a photographic
study of the Morehouse comet which
was discovered by an astronomer hy
that name at the I*ake Geneva Oh-
io rvatorjr on September 1.
t'hlef interest in the comet centers
In the fact that il I* visible all night
Instead of In the ex'*nlng or earl morn-
ing only. It la now located near the
North Pole
Professor Goggshall. who has charge
of the phob>graphlc work, ha* tha fol-
lowing to say In regard to the study:
“We have been making photographs
every night when the sky I* not cloudy
or the moon too bright. Picture* are
taken with the reflecting cameras and
with the enmeras In the Kirkwood ob-
servatory The photograph* show that
the matter of which the comet Is com-
posed Is being rapidly drlx*en from the
head The matter near .the head of
the comet in one night prohably re-
ceded a distance of ten million miles.
The calculations show that the comet
xx 111 reach its nearest point to the earth
xx It Inn the next week and its nearest
point to the *un Christmas day. After
that tlm« it will r«*c»*de Into space in
the direction from which It came and!
xx III never be seen again This Is due!
t • the f,u t that It is traveling In
parabolic path.”
of the most prominent hotel men of I( lub rr<>m* last evening to attend
hould be provided the two Mate, .The hotel, of the city meeting of the organization The meet
ihe quarters should be oetter lichted 1 are crowded with visitors a* a result.
Elaborate programs will be carried out
during the convention, during which
matters affecting the business of the
members are* to be discussed and dis-
posed of.
so that the prisoners can read A
county physician should be appointed
who will pay especial attention to the
physical n»*eds of the Jail inmates A
Jirr. t’row section should be provided
lor the negro prisoners
To this the county commissioners
have written a reply addressed to the
l»eople of Tulsa county in which they
heartily agree with the suggestions
made The commissioners have long
been aware that such improvements
are needed and one of the primary ob-
ject* in holding the recent tax levy
election was to remedy these unfavor-
able conditions They simply request
that patience be exercised until the
taxes can be levied and collected and
suggest that those who in the mean-
while anticipate committing crimes g»
10 those counties where the Jail ac-
commodations are L*etter.
The letter follows :
To the people of Tulsa County :
Referring to the recommendations of
the grend JutV which seem to have
been made a part of *he county records
and now "n file.xvlth the county clerk,
we wish to say. we heartily agree xvith
KAPPAS MEET
IN NEW HAVEN
New Havf-n. Conn, Nov, 11—What
promise* to be a notable convention of
the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity,
numbering over five hundred members.
"HI be ushered in tonight with a smok-
er tinder the auspices of the Yale chap-
ter of the society. Tomorrow the busi-
ness sessions will begin at Harvard and
occupy the time until Friday, when the
convention will close with a banquet
at the Waldorf-Astoria in New York,
where Charles P. Taft, of Clncinnat.
brother of the presdent- elect, wll act
a* t<~»astmaster. Among the speakers
at the banquet will be Secretary Met-
• alf of the navy department. Former
Govern* r Bladk of New York. Bishop
Johnson of the Episcopal church, and
Mich rec mmendation*. in a general J Senators Beveridge of iHBiana, and
way. and accept them In the spirit In
xx hlch rame are given.
But we ask all good people to oonsid-
• r condition* as they have been, are
now, ard will be f*»r some time by reas-
on of the vast accumulations of crime
and criminals and the small amount of
funds, the waiting for the laws recent-
ly passed to take effect, and. Just ®t
present, the payment of taxes to pro-
vide Immediate funds to purchase the
necessary furnishing# suggested.
The recent action of the best and
most considerate c lass of voters, auth-
orizing the levy fop county building*,
will bring about th-- desired changes.
All that now stands Indxreen high class
quarters with the most modern and
sanitary construction known to the arts
of expert builders, i* the time to roll
around for assessments to be* made and
| taxes levied and collected to provide
the quarters.
Pioneering In county affairs is like
that of the pioneer who goes to a new-
country without means sufficient to
erect palatial buildings for hi* com-
Brandeget* of (’onnecticut
♦
REAL ETSATE
TRANSFERS.
♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
William A. W'right to George
Eaton, zw ae 17-1S-H, |1,M0.
I Lizzie Barnes to W. E. Halaell,
aw ne and ne zw ne '-20-13, |600
William Johnson and wife to Dora
Cole, nee Buzney aw zw nw an w nw
»w 9-21-14 and ae nw aw and sw sw 9-
21-14. I1.400.
Henry A. Elliott and wife to Albert
WorstlU sw ne and nw ne se 5-21-14,
1425.
A, C. Young to Albert Faltlnson,
et al. e se S-21-14,, 11.90.
Waller B. Harwell and wife to
George Btrickland et al, se sw 30-19-
13, $400
Charles Pag. to T. O Cremln, lota
IKIIHlini injll'iliiftr- ...... j ----
It simply lake. time. but. with] - « «o.l a nw 5-19-14. *1.
- in h encouragement a* given by the
grand Jur>.. tog.ther with the progres-
sive spirit and energy of our people,
your commissioners feel that all will
be ait-nded to in due time and that
those who are so unfortunate as to
have to be confined in our county
Jail will have the consoling thought
that they are as well, if not better pro-
vided for than those in other counties
with leas assessable property, and with-
out means necessary to provide quar-
ters that compare with those of Tulsa
county.
In the meantime we suggest to those
with evil thoughts, who anticipate
committing crimes, to go to such coun-
ties as have first-class accommodations
tor criminals, or change their ways to
comply with the laws of civilization,
and stay out of Jail.
Respectfully submitted,
C II CLEVELAND.
w. u north
PATENTS
“VISIONS" IS
GROWING RICH
\\ M Kewel et al, to Amos „.
Rush, et al ne ne 24-19-12, |275.
John 1 Hayden to Ethel Davis and
husband, se ne 24-19-12, $900.
J B Rutherford to Jesae E. Burr,
e sw 8-21-14, $1.
NATIONAL ORANGE
* is nr session
Washington, D. C-. Nov, 11 —The Na-
tional Grange, Patrons of Husbandry,
whose membership numbers nearly a
million agricultural experts, began its
annual convention here today, with I
several thousand delegates and their
wives and daughters in attendance. In
the list of visitors are several gover-
nor* of the leading states of the East.
This Is the fortieth year In the or-
ganization's existence, and this fact
Is esueclaily significant to the dele-
gates. who will be received at the
White House by President Roozevelt
before the convention closes. A wide
range of subjects will he discussed dur-
the me-ting- which will continue un-
tile Hatunlay.
ing had been railed f<$r the county court
hoage. but on acr4>unt of the Nath
Stover trial being in progress, it was
necessary to adjourn to other quarters
President Robinson of the club called
the meeting to order and explained the
purpose was to discuss plans looking
to the future of the Bryan Democratic
chih.
Short talks were heard from E. A
Robinson. Senator Yeager. Tate Brady
Woodson E. Norvell. L. E Bain. Mr:
Sykes, William Stryker and others.
Senator Yeager was in favor of in-
corporation and spoke at length on the
benefits to be derived from a perma-
nent incorporated club. Tate Brady,
national committeeman from Oklahoma
brought up the fact that the club had
tendered a banquet In ills honor last
spring, following hi* election as com-
mitteeman. and stated that he wished
to show his appreciation f-r xx hatha#
been done for him He said, "I will
show my appreciation in a practical
way. I want the Bryan Democrat!*
club of Tulsa at their convenience t •
partake of a banquet at the Brady ho-
tel. It will not C4w«t anyone a cent.
• ml I want you all t*- be present.**
Vr Brady's kind invitation was ac-
cepted with thanks iron, the chair on
behalf of the dub. Messrs. Norvel*..
Bain. Brady, Stryker, Sykes and others
spoke upon a change n name for th*-
club Some were in favor of retaining
the old name, while other* wanted it
called the Democratic club of Tulsa,
the Jefferson-Jackson club of Tulsa,
anti other dm larly appropriate names
After a general discussion of the points
in question. Mr Stryker moved that
the club b»* incorporated. The motion
carried unanimously. It was included
in the motion to make the club a city
organization and have the articles of
incorporation broad enough that It
might be made a county club if it
should be so decided later.
A motion carried unanimously that
the club be called “The Jefferson-Jack-
son club of Tulsa" for the present un-
til after the city election In the spring
at least Mr. N<»rvel| then made a mo-
tion that a committee Gf five be ap-
pointed to dmxv up an application for a
charter, and donated one dollar to-
wards pax ing the expanse of S4>curing
the charter. This committee will b«*
appointed late r A committee of three
composed of Sykes. Senator Yeager and
C. M Cope was appointed to draw up
resolutions of condolence to be sent
to the widow of the late 8enat*r Car-
mack. The club will meet again two
weeks from last night.
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i* sful volume of this xx$$irr I* Mir
" only by it* taste tin* wnl«r Is
tin qu nt' #*rme ,xf purity Itself
Tbt writer ha* teen Informed that
our follow TuI*h llooNter, Mr Mi'lvllli
II. Ilalrd through ihe Eureka Blur
Hpiing* Water Company is going to
furnish tlu public wlih thi* water from
NV aide n Hwltch All visitor* to the
(tAAik* should It'd fall to vlett this in-
ti resting *i*»t, becau** lunguage i» not
Hiw to Cur* a Cold,
lie a* careful u* v$$u can you will or*
4 iMoually take cold# and when you do,
get a medicine of known reliability,
on* Hint ha* an established reputation
and that In certain to effect a qluck
cure Huch a medicine I* i*hainla*r-
la'll * Cough Komedy It ha* galiu*d a
xxorlil xx ute re put ni in by it* remark-
iki'li* cure* of this most common ail*
irrnt, and can ulVQ)a be depended
>»P«*n It set* on nature * |d xn. relieve#
the lung*, aids expectoration, opens
the -• cfrtlons ntid aids nature in re
storing the system to a healthy condi-
tion During the many year* in which
it I n* been in geiii'ral u-. xxe have yet
to learn of a single ia*e of col$1 or at-
tack of th* grip haying resulted In
pneumonia when this remedy wss u*r*l.
width *hnw* concluslyely (but it Is a
certain preventative of that dangerous
disease Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
contains no Ipium or other narcotic
and may be given as confidently to a
baby as to an adult For sale by all
seen thl* too often to h< »ltnlo at all In
re*< ommciidlhg th«* reunrely for your
children Sli.o 1$ « Drug Co
How is Your Digestion.
Mr# Mary Dowling, of No. 22$ Ith i
Axe. i*.'»f> Francisco, recommend* a
remedy f* r t *in.ich trouble. She says. I
Sovon Years Proof.
I have had seven year* of proof
that Dr Kink's New Discovery Is the
best medicine to take for cough* and
colds and for every diseased condltlln
of throat ch»**t or lungs." says W. V
Henry of Funama. Mo. The world has
hail thirty-eight years of proof that
Dr. King's New Discovery Is the best
remedy f«»r coughs and colds. Ia grippe,
asthma, hay fever, bronchitis, hemo-
rrhage of the lung*, and the early
stages of consumption Its timely use
always prevents the development of
pneumonia Hold under guarantee st
all drug stores. 50c and 11 00 Trial
bottle free
NORMAL SCHOOLS IN
FOOTBALL BATTLE
de for the wonderful effect of
Hitter* in a case of acute In- I
». prompts this teMtitminlal 1 '
a ni • dl> c<dtv diced that fi»r stomach |
•»nd Ixtr trouble* Electric bitter* Is
the 1*4 m remedy on tin* market to-day
T» * great t $tdc tin$! alteratlxe m*dl-
lie InX ig'TateB th* *V*tem, plirlrie*
blood and t* cNpeclally helpful in
•Irxigg l»ts
Gratdii
Electric
d|tfc*tl<»l
the
Oklahoma City.
Nov 11
\ 'ham*
|ll*t||H|lip ftH if It til |
ram* i* s«*h«
for
ihl* aflt*rn*M»n at
Ihi l*H a 1
fi*' l| IN'*
tw**»n th* *lcv«*u#
nf th4- Alvu
i ami Kii-
.i.ttml (.••ruial mb
• iU iitxth
i*«m*are*
-altl t• * In- In lh»*
ln**t *»f inmtttion arul
•»* ih$*y 4*re ev^niv malchaff.
it Vi Intar-
• #»>i»v (*ont«'*t i#
snik*l|«lr<
1 M.inx
ronlt re f>$F U$lh ■
rhtruls arrlx
iil in th$'
Wife of Formor U- S Senator Watches
Sky and Ideas Com* Thick
and Faet.
Aberdeen. H D. Nov. lft — Mrs Anna
I, Kyle, wife of former I’nlted Htates
Senator J II Kyle. Is growing wealthy
l»y < apltullzifig revelations. These re-
velations com** In th*- way of lightning
flash*# of inspiration direct from the
sky. she says
Mrs Kyle has Invented several mech-
anical no v* It lea that have given her
pre»mln»*nt mention In several sclentl-
fi* Journals, lb r latest is an electric
h*ater. xx hlch she says, waa pictured
t * her In an Instantaneous vision »»ne
4l.1v a* she was standing In the door
way of a hotel
I am somewhat of a mystic In my
! tendencies “ she said to u reporter
I watch the sky and the Ideas com'1
) I don’t I* long to the new-thought cult
• »r anyth Ug like that, but I hnv«* al-
ways Htrougly Itelleved that 1 am istri
of the Divine.”
Mrs Kyle has never taken a course
of electricity In any institution.
Hit the teams.
HER SUITOR REBUFFED,
DESERTS CHAPERONE
Colds and Croup m Children.
TULSA WOMAN is
AWARDED DAMAGES
K>.n.u* I’lly, N..V ll.-Jirz Slzlla
l'i»rl«-v. of Tulin, i ikln. wn* nwarrtcd
$$75 tiHlujr anuin-t John
Hrhmldt. pi-oprl-tor of a zaloon In Sli.-fv
fielrt. by a Jury- In Inrir{,rn.|t<ncc Hhr
trztiflrfi Bihmtril zold lit-r huzbnnd |n-
toxloatln* liquor „f„.r *hr had ulven
notin' hrr huzhand waa add lot rd to
drutikriim', Th.- larl.yz formerly
Mv-d In Kin*<z t’in |n h<-r original
I'-tlllon Mr, Farley naked Judamenl
for $2.nd0 and alan named Si limldl'e
iH.ndtmen, J H McLendon and A T
llileiiiii, a, defendant*.
BROKE INTOA
XATT BOX OAK
Will Whitman Btund Ovtr Under »750
Bond—Preliminary Trial aw
Friday Nest.
Iuate yesterday afternoon, by Judg*
Gubser. of the countjy court. Will Whls-
man was bound over on a charge of
robbery and his bond fixed at $75ft
He |s charge) with having broken lnt<»
a Katy car. and his preliminary trial
will be held on Friday.
TWAIN IN A BURGLARY CA8E.
Two Mon Art Being Tried for Stealing
From tho Humorist5s Home,
Danbury. C’onn., Nov 11 -Chari***
Hoffman and Henry Williams were*
presented for trial her* today In the
superior court on the charge of burg-
lary at the home 4»f Hampel L 4’lemens
(Mark Txxaln) In Ilwbllng several
weeks ago. The prisoners wen* guard-
ed by deputy sheriffs all the time they*
were In the court, as they are believed
to Im* des|terate men. Mr f’lemons came
down from his place. "Innocents at
Home." <4$ testify in the ca*»-
Mind Yaur Business!
If you don’t nobody will, ti Is your
business to keep out of all the trouble
you can and you can and will keep out
of liver and bowl trouble If you take
Dr. King’s New Life Pills. They keep
bllUousness. malaria nnd Jaundice out
of your system 25c at all druggists.
TOOK PROHIBITION PAMPHLETS
What Would You Do?%
In case of a burn or scald what
would you do to relieve the pain?
.Such Injuries ore liable to ocur In any
family and everyone should be pre-1
imr..l for thorn «’h«meritin'. RztvJ D,rb>'' Km" Optnzd M..I znd
I unfilled on A zoft cloth will rellzve th*- . E.prtzz Pzckagzz Too.
I«in almozt Inztnntly, and unleaz the! "'•< hll.t K#z„ Nov
rtruigiztz
I
•«>•» Mr, «m II S.rl*. No. 4i, Ftfth
Nt, W'hclln*, W Vn Ijizt winter
■ht had a zcvrrz zfidl and a terrible
rnuKh btit I cured her with Chamber-
laln'z Couth Remedy without Iho aid
of a doctor, and my little boy hat been
nrevented many time* from bavin* the
trout* by the timely uttt of thlt zyrup"
n,'l. dauahter of | Thlt remedy Iz for tale by all Prof-
, Mr anil Xlrz J L Nfi ntan. z wealthy J (tala.
Girl t Fzthzr Stzrtz for Europe at Sho
it tailing Homtward—Try to
Stop Marriage.
AohevIFe, N 1*. Nov In Miu Fay-
ette Ntoraan. 17
Watched for Fifteen Years.
“For fifteen yenrz I have watched
ih. worklna of Bin'klen'* Arnica Halve;
Mv I ttl.. girl la tubject to coldaj and It hat never failed to cure any
tore. boll, ulcer or burn to which It
waa ai>|*lled It haa taved uz many a
doctor Mil,” aayz A. F Hardy, of Raat
Wilton, Main*. !$e at all dru**i*ta
HOMKt WORTH 130.000 STOLEN
Twa Man Arreatzd in Chiea** Charged
With Bain* Leader* e fTttieie*.
Chlento. Nov II -Hteallnt of horaez
Injury It a very revere one. will cauee
the parta to heal without leaving a
■car For Hale by all Druggiata.
MISTABELED CANNE0 00008
Federal Court Fined a Canning Com
pany for th* Offense.
Imwttth, I ikln . Nov II The federal
' "nrt here today fined the Fort |t<>«
Molnea Cunning company In the
iinioiint of tiou f,r mlabrandlag fn.nl
article* tent into thlt territory The
tine «it, paid A ■uatitity of ctinned
corn originating at Oklahoma City waa
* nndemned and the i «*mpnny put under
l«*nd to rorrert the labels on the ran*
-Bobber* In
Derby, aix mile* znuth of Wichita. Ia*t
night broke Into the de|nit, blew open
th*' «Hfr, necurlng $10, nnd rifl.il the
elprea, |iackng*'Z in the depot A mall
■ack wn* taken from the crane nnd
opened A grip helonglug to Myra Me
Henry, the prohibition lecturer, con
tulning her wearing nppnr< l anil pn*
hihlton pamphlet*, wna alnlcn
tick Headache.
Thl« distressing dleeeee reeutte from
a dlaordered condltloa of the etoma. h.
and can bo cured by taking Chamber-
lain'* Rtomach and Llvgr Tablet, Get
• free sample g| aay Drug Store end
try it
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Stryker, William. The Tulsa Democrat. (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 45, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 12, 1908, newspaper, November 12, 1908; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1077186/m1/8/?rotate=90: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.