The Tulsa Democrat. (Tulsa, Indian Terr.), Vol. 9, No. 9, Ed. 1 Friday, February 24, 1905 Page: 4 of 8
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and only of America were cotemo-
raneous rulers of almost half the
globe.
It is stranger still to let one's
fancy picture the two stories—Rus-
[sia's and American's, the President
id the Czar, the republic and the
COME AND
^ To the general inquiry
^ of what will he the pre-
^ vi iling styl
4 mg season we can say the
♦ design of garments and
^ the selections of fabfi -
4 are of course ~h"'.vn in our
4 store. However no man
♦ can dres- intelligently by
^ following any giver, ret of
^ rules, and the whole drift
4*of style today is toward
♦ a manner of tire-' that
^ conform' to what we
^ might call comnv-n -n'U
4 and fitnes'.
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You can size a man up fcy the
way he treats a dollar. A
timid m2n will make it a
prisoner: a told man will
make it a slave.
bane of =erTitude, rank exotic as it j
* was, had fastened i's roots deep in
that Virginia soil which gate us
■ Patrick Henry and George Washing- j
ton.
And there was a broad and catho- j
ic significance to the prayer uttered
(by Bishop Tuttle at Sunday’s patriotic t
I Washington memorial service, • in
(which he said: "Most heartily we be-
seech thee. O Lord, to behold and
bless thy servant, the President of
j the United States, and ail others in
authority."
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PAPERS will be delivered to any
; store or office in ’’net bcsines part
i of the city now before 3 o'clock. Par-
ti'-s desiring change from residence
(to up-'own leave word at office.
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AN INSURANCE SCANDAL.
The elegance of style and beauty is surpassing in the line
of "Sterling” Muslin Underwear now on sale. It would re.
.quire a whole page to describe the styles and enumerate price
of the BIG LINE. COME and SEE. We take great pleas-
ure in showing you. We want you to see them whether
von buy or not :: - :: :: ::
Spt-cial--Best 36in Black Taffeta Silk on earth at per yd $1,00
New line cf fancy silks for shirtwaists and suits, per yd 75C
■ Nicholson & Jordan,
L Leaders of Low Prices
P Phone 62. . Tulsa, Ind.Ter.
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We are showing extreme ^
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novelties in woolens
Spring and Summer Suits in
medium and light weaves.
Big line to select
Come in and look them
1 New York, Feb. 17.—James H.
Hyde, who recently gave a social af-
j fair of such brilliance that it cost
■ {j,1 ‘1.ii and strenuous denials of re-
As the result of the shakeup in af- ports that a French dance was a
fairs of the Equitable Life Assurance (feature, is new the target at ^ich
the most powerful financial inter-
society in New York, following the ies-s aTe shooting in the effort to oust
h:m from control of the Equitable
Life Insurance company, of which by
stock ownership he is now master.
. . , , _ ..._ ,, ____ President Alexander has appealed to
his removal from a posK.on of con- lrus;ees t0 -gre" Hyde from the
; ^ I trot. It is announced that there will vice presidency, stating that the in-
frum, V iterest of the comnanv for conserva-
A|be other interesting deveiopments at srake It is thought
and that other of the companies with that the effort cr he plan is to make
| iaess. It is rumored that the Alex- Engineer of the company, he replied
ander fa tion wants Jacob H. Schiff that he would, but that his office
„ nTT,r,rz'C ;o retire from the Snanee committee would be in St. Louis oftcr March
Oh OnAi.OJiia. 0!- the Eiuitable. Mr. Schiff’s integ- 1st. While Mr. Molliter would not
- ; ritv is not impugned, but it is point- authoritltely state who his succesor
u.,,f the SlOO.no) Affair May be led‘out that during the last year his as general manager would be, it is
firm. Kuhn, Loeb Co., has sold the believed that J. F. Elder, the present
insurance company 122,000,000 traffic manager will also become gen-
worth of bonds and it is argued that ;eral manager, in charge of operation
so ions as he may sell bonds to the and traffic. President Ingersoll, will
Equitable he should not be a member in all probability, issue a circular on
of its finance committee. or about the 20th inst., announcing
- I the change.
ECEO OF HYDE BALL
BECAUSE
of the $!<
Ousted From Equitable.
Hyde display of extravagance and the
circular of policy holders demanding
MOL1TER HAS RESIGNED.
See cur footwear, the famous
Will Leave Fort Smith ond Ga to St. Thompson Bros. The Crossett Strong
Loui> Soon.
The man behind the push
cart is as good as the
man behind a million
dollars if he is doing
s level best.
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We handle the Stetson, ^
Walkover and Brown Shoes. ♦
The new shapes in Hats. .
Our stock is full of up-to- 4
date mens furnishings. ^
ILYNCH & CALHOUN
4 ▼ I 000,000—so that the control of such
ulation will be affected
▼ President Alexander, with the sec-
▼ |ond and third vice presidents of the
company, led a movement to secure
mutualization of the company in
some form, and threatened to depose
James H. Hyde, who really controls
a majority of the stock. Hyde re-
mained in his position but conceded
I the demand for mutualization and a
committee has been named to plan
for its details.
The company is capitalized for
15100,000 and has an iSO.OOO.OOO
surplus with assets totaling $400,-
F. A. Molliter has resigned as gen-
eral manager of the Midland Valley
railroad. Mr. Molliter stated that
he had resigned the office of general
manager of the Midland Valley Rail-
road Co., and would remove to St.
1st. Being asked
remain as Chief
4: .... , • _ u__a Hyde the seapegoai of the company I-,.5. on March 1
through, we will show YOU 4, mllhonK of do!lars 03 han *pe0‘ I to protect it from further loos of bits- whether he' would
▼ I nlorion will hp affprtpd
with pleasure.
& Garfield lines $3.50, $4.00
$5.00. We’ guarantee them.
Palace Clothiers.
and
The
The Indian Territory Realty &
Investment Co. have city properties
at right prices. See their ad. in this
issue.
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Bargains In
_ pRQPERTY
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All people with good business ability wanting to purchase real estate
in Tulsa, buy where they can buy the best for the lea>t money. A\ e
know we can save you money if you trade with us. Every piece of
( ity property we sell we guarantee to be jnstas we represent it. or
yonr n oney back just as cheerfully as you parted wi h it. \\ e always
endeavor to handle the best property we can buy, and sell on as close
a margin of profit as we can consistent with good business principals.
TULSA DEMOCRAT
\VM STRYKER. KDiTO't.
PUBLISHED Kl FRY FRIDAY
RVTF. • OXEMOLLAH A YtAil If ADVANCE
RllfT’ / it titfi I '■>: t tJl/l'i' 'It t l.,ll,Jlltl0
Ter., as leeomJeln natter.
SEEN' any robins yol?
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AND NOW comes the "Beef
Trust."
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WHEN things get dull In Kansas
City, they talk about a union depot,
when they get dull in Muskogee, they
dnm the Arkansas.
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WASHINGTON AND THE CZAR.
Oil" hundred and : ••ven';.-t!......
years ago today, there was bora in
Westmoreland comr , Virginia, a
boy who fifty-six years later was un-
animously elected to fill tho thereto
unknown office, the Presidency of
the United States of America, “cut
to fit the measure of George Wash-
ington.”
Eight years after that election,
when two electors, refusing, appar-
ently “to bolt" obstinately insisted
on casting their ballots for his third
Presidential term, there was born In
Tsarko-Selo palace, (June 25, 1790)
Nicholas I, progenitor of the present
Czar of Russia, whose death occurred
I fifty years ago last Saturday.
The dates and events connected
therewith are fascinating and insiuc
live.
Today the people of the United
States, from Maine to the Philippine-
will celebrate with reverential pride
the birth of that, youth who came to
he "the father of his country.”
It is odd to contemplate that Nich-
olas I of Russia and George the first
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ABSTRACTS.
If You Want The Best
The uppermost question
when a reader is about to
purchase a book is who is the
author? What is the meas-
ure of the value of tile work.
If that be true In the judic-
ious expenditure of a tri-
lling sum of a few dollars,
should you not bo equally
considerate about YOUR
ABSTRACT OF TITLE when
Investing hundreds of dollars
In real estate. If you follow
the rule of all conservative
business men, you will go
Oolo Tfie ' t0 THE FIDELITY AB-
FIDELITY ABSTRACT CO. STRACT CO., Room 1, By-
num Bldg., Tulsa. Our Abstract books are complete. Our pri-
ces are reasonable, we can prepare your abstract for you upon
very short notice, our work Is strictly *p-to-date in every respect
and can be relied upon as being correct. Our books are complete
cohering all lands and town lots In the eighth recording dis-
trict, (Creek Nation) the eight west townships of the seventh re-
cording district, (Creek Nation) up-to-date on Tulsa and all
additions our work is convincing. W E WILL
TREAT YOU
RIGHT.
The Fidelity Abstract Co.
Rooms 1, 2 & 3 Bynum Block
IMe-icrr Phone 295
a vast sum of money and assets avail-
able for stock speculation and other
purposes is an important matter.
It is hinted that Mr. Hyde and his
associates feel that representatives
of other Insurance companies had
something to do with organizing the
fight against him and if this is bo a 5
big insurance war may follow which a
will reveal more of the operations ^
of the big companies.
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STOCK in Standard Oil has de-
preciated 31 million since the Kan- |
sas fight. Felt the depression yet?
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A NOVEL REPAIR SHOP.
A floating navy yard in miniature
v being bus:-, by the government at iP
Brooklyn. When completed it will he 1
a veritable marlifne shop of tho high
•car. The vessel Is 12 feet long, 40
feel wide, and will draw about 0 feet
of water. It is built entirely of steel.
At one end will be a big s'eam der-
rick, capable of lifting twenty tons,
while at the other end will be tho
boilers that will furnish steam to I
operate dynamos, air compressors
and the derrick. Amidships will be
the navy yard proper.
Practically every machine used in
repair work will he installed some-
where in this space. When the craft
is completed the United States navy
will be in possession of a floating re- 1
pair shop the like of which tke world
lias uever seen, and one which, ac-
cording to the officials at the navy
yard, will make it possible to repair
second class cruisers, gun boats and
torpedo boats where there is water
deep enough to anchor.
This floating "navy yard" is ex- |
pected to do much towards relieving
the naval stations of the repair work,
with which they are always crowded.
Naval Constructor William J. Bax-
ter, of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, Is
the designer and constructor of this
novel and useful craft.
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A SHARE of Standard Oil pays 24
per cent a year, but wait until Kan-
sas gets through with its scrap.
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MR. C. ROBIN is expected in Tulsa
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A good six room dwelling with large pantry and hath, good well, plenty of bearing
fruit trees on property, good stable and other outbuildings. One half block of ground, lo-
cated in a very desirable portion of the city, close to school, church and business portion.
Price $4,000.
A line a-room Cottage, east front on Elgin Avenue, located close to the business center of
town; lot 50 ft front by 140 ft deep, house nicely finished inside and _ Cif f|fl
out, conveniently arranged, gas, well water, routs for $18 month: price t^)| g feigH 19
A good lot 50 ft front by 140 ft deep, good well of water, a neatly arranged, well construct-
ed .5-room Cottage, with east fronton Elgin Avenue, piped for gas fffl R
and water, few blocks from business center, rents for $15 month; price fa
A tine east front two-story s-roorn residence, centrally located on Detroit Avenue, house
well constructed and conveniently arranged throughout, equipped with water and gas fix-
tun s. splendiu well of water, close to school and church as well
as business center, lot 75x140. rents for $32.50 per month; price......9 vUiwU
.i good corner lot 50 foot front by 140 feet deep, with a new 5-room cottage, having east
front on Lansing Avenue. Fine well of water- Will rent for ?ls.00
per month. A bargain if taken soon. Price...........................
A new 5-room cottage with east front on Detroit Avenue: house very neatly and ccnvenient-
gbout, piped for gas and pity water and located close iii. Goodneighbor-
i\ri hood ami close to both church and school. Kents for $20 per month.
fjy _A SNAP. Price.................................................... &&IUU
A good corner lot close in. with frontage on Detroit Ave. An excellent CtilF flfi
building site. Price, per front foot......................................0 ewv jofy
A good building site in the southeast part of Tulsa, close to Midland Valley depot: fine well
water, good shade, This is a corner pro peaty and in good residence portion; lot 44 foot
front by 105 feet rear. This lot is worth $500, our priceisonly - - -
~nd residence property: lot 120 frontage on Cincinnati Ave. A good 8-room, story and a
half house in good repair, good cellar, well and city water: plenty of good shade, line fruit
and small shrubbery; good brick walks across lots and around building; fine blue grass lawn.
Centrally located, tine neighborhood, close to church, school, business center. - $5200
“ Two good lots in Burnett’s addition, a snap if taken at once. Price per front ft. $5.00.
A good lot on S. Houston St., 100x140 ft. Price per front ft. $11.00.
A good lot 100x140 ft. with a frontage on Detroit ave., good three room cottage, good
well and outbuildings. Price $1200.00.
A good brick business block on Main St., located in the heart of the business district,
now occupied and paying $135.00 rent per month, will bring more. This is a snap that will
not remain on the market but a short time. Price $15000.00.
A good lot 50 ft. front by 140 ft. new two story frame dwelling with S large rooms, 4
closets and pantry, piped for gas. North and went frontage, in East portion of town in good
location. Price 2500.
Good vacant residence lot 50x140, in good location, close to depot, $10 per front foot.
Business Lot in Wholesale District
140 foot frontage on First street; depth of lot 100 feet: several small buildings thereon.
This is an excellent corner for a factory or wholesale building; is located centrally to all
depots, and is the kind of a location you want for the above purposes.
Price, (if taken soon) per front foot..............................
$22.00
We Have Others.
The above prices are subject to change without notice. If interested
call and see us before the prices advance.
If You Y/Ant Farm Property See Us.
The Indian Territory Realty <£ Investment Co
JE R°oms 2 and 3 Bynum Block.
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Stryker, William. The Tulsa Democrat. (Tulsa, Indian Terr.), Vol. 9, No. 9, Ed. 1 Friday, February 24, 1905, newspaper, February 24, 1905; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1077836/m1/4/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.