The Tulsa Democrat. (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 13, Ed. 1 Friday, March 27, 1908 Page: 3 of 8
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Tulsa Democrat
The construction work on the Henry follows: Fine arts room, Greek phi!- |
I Kendall College. what Tulsans *ln- o*ophy, two music rooms, president's
Jsincerely hope is destined to he the office, hoard and faculty office. Katin
greatest institution of learning in ok- and German room, English RibU* room,
lahoma, is progressing very nicely un- and the large auditorium. 1 h«* audi
der the supervision of contractors torium will seat between 500 and 600
Cook \ Cook and the 1-rick work on * people and will be of the latest design
the main building will be completed i and Improvements.
about tile middle of next week There I The second floor will he divided into
has been a force of 7<» men at work on ] the following rooms Two society
the building for the past five or six rooms. hl*h»ry and .«*nomlcs, mathe-
weeks and last week the payroll of ivutticv stock room e>r storing l"***ks.
the employees was $l,20t». j lihtur\ and museum, English room,
The main building i»f t h«• college will mil the gallery of th Mg auditorium
be one of the most magnificent deu- The main building < 1 the college Is
rational edifices in the new state It tn he completed 1*> the first of Sep-
will be 120 1-2 feet long by 124 f« t t<*mb*r m xt, and will tost when corn-
deep and 20 feet high to the eaves, pl. t, d $45,000 The $45,000 Includes
From the ground to tlu* gable in the the cost of the heating apparatus,
roof it will be 50 feet high. The large J Besides the main building, two dor-
tower which w ill bo constructed direct- uuitori*^ will be erected at once, one
ly over the main entrance will be sj for the boys and on. f«*r tin* girls,
feet from the ground with the flag | These two buildings will he built ex-
pole to be added thereto, iactil.v alike and will he strictly mod-
The foundation for the building Is a 1 rn and up-to-dat» The plans for
the dormatories, or living appartments
«>f tin- students, will he considered by
the board of directors fin Monday
night and the contract for the erection
of them will he let at once
Kach building will have thirty living
rooms, besides parlors, dining rooms,
kitchens, reception rooms, lavatories.
"Ths Paper that Goat Into th# Homos."
A A.Of*1
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
Official City and County Paper.
WILLIAM STRYKER
Editor and Owner
concrete one of great strength and the
brickwork of the basement is of the
best vitrified lire brick that could he
had. The brick in the ground floor
is a dark red brick purchased in Cof-
^^ | feyvllle The two upper stories that
I . _ ,. . . .. . , , 1 is the first and the second stories are
1 homa fields, hoping for that Justice ....... ,
j | of the same kind of brick only of a
1 in the future which has been denied !
. them in the past.
'
Garfield at present seems to he the (
j lemon-leafed god of hysterical "In-
j dian Rights Association, and Is mak-
| ing a strong play to retain his high
! position. He has manifested an ama'
I ing ignorance regarding the oil in-
* dustry and a total disregard for the 1
I interests of the men who have In- |
| vested hundreds of millions of do’- j
j lars In its development. Emmerson
says to encourage low living and hign j
i thinking, hut Garfield's rules, etc., ar
1 Whatever threatens woman’s delicate sense of modesty, frightens her.
enter field to deal in ciTv jror this reason many a woman permits disease of the delicate womanly
real estate and oil and ' organs to become aggravated because she cannot bring herself to submit
GAS properties t0 ^ie or‘^ea^ unpleasant questionings, offensive examinations, anc
obnoxious local treatments, which most physicians think necessary.
Doubtless thousands of the women who have taken advantage of Dr.
Pierce’s offer of free consultation by letter have been led to do so by the
escape thus offered from a treatment repugnant to modesty.
t»d and is invaluable in allaying and
subduing nervous excitability,’irritabil-
ity, nervous exhaustion, nervous prre-
tration, neuralgia, hysteria, spasms, St.
Vitus’s dance, ami other distressing,
nervous symptoms commonly attendant
upon functional ami organic disease of
the uterus. It induces refreshing sleep
ami relieves mental anxiety and des-
pondency.
You can’t afford to accept a secret
nostrum as a substitute for tnis frovem
REMEDY OF KNOWN COMPOSITION.
Mam Building Henry Kendall College.
Weekly Established...
Dally Established.....
... .Jan. 1, 1894 , >u« h as
..Sept. 27, 1904
encourage low thinking and lighter shade end as the bnseim-nt Is store rooms, etc However, they will
»f the oil a very high one and nearly half out only be half nine to begin with. The
of the ground, the color* blend very buildings as planned will have fi'i slcep-
Thc latest addition to Tulsa's lls,
• H real estate firms is that «*f the Hog
era-latdd Brokerage company'. Just
organised The firm is composed of
J. H. Roger- and 1. IV l.add, both of
this city Mr. Rogers was formerly
from Hoone. Iowa, and has been in the
oil business for years and l* consid-
ered by oil men t•« be one of the heat
posted men in the oil Held* around
Tulsa Mr Iaidd was formerly chi f
clerk of the Robinson hotel and was
a member of the well known firm of
Ham -r-Ladd Realty company Mr,
Ladd hails from Ohio 11ml M an ex-
perienced real estat* man.
Roth men are particularly well
known and have many friends In this
dty. having won their friendship and
confidence hv sociabilltx. a good fel-
lowship and good business method*
The new firm will deal In city prop-
erty, oil and gas leases ami property
and do a general brokerage business
Mr Rogers will take charge of the
oil department while Mr Ladd will
handle the city real estate department,
each man taking that part of the bus-
iness to width he is best stilted by
experience.
Roth men have been for the past
two weeks llstiiyg all kinds of property
and they now have one of the largest
and most excluslv* lists of city real
estate and oil and gas properties on
the market They expect to deal more
in production and producing nrul im-
proved oil and gas leases and proper-
ties than any other kind. They will
hnv* a beautiful team and rig for
th*- purpose nf showing prospective
pur* hasi-rs over the city
The offices of the new firm are i/*
the Robinson Hotel building in th*
room Just oft the writing room on the
first floor, which room they will share
with the Kansas Trpedo company.
Any sick woman may write to Dr. R.
V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y., in perfect
confidence; nil letters of consultation
being treated us strictly private and
sacredly confidential, and nil answers
being sent in plain envelopes with no
advertising or other printing upon them.
Buch consultation costs you nothing
whether you take treatment from Dr.
Pierce or not.
Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription has
been long hailed as a "Uoa-send to
w mien." It makes weak women strong
and sick women well. It enables wom-
en suffering from "female weakness,"
prolapsus uteri, retroversion, antever-
sion, and other displacements of the
organs distinctly feminine, to cure
themselves right in the privacy of their
homes. Pelvic catarrhal drains, painful
or irregular periods, backache, frequent
headaches, weak nerves, dragging-down
pain or distress in the lower abdominal,
or pelvic, region, gnawing sensation in
stomach, dizziness, or faint spells, and
kindred conditions ami symptoms are
cured by Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescrip-
tion. It is not a secret or patent tuetli-
cine, against the use of which most
people of intelligence naturally object,
but is, in fact, tho "Ffcvoftlg Prescrip-
tion" of a regularly educated and ex-
perienced physician in the tieatment
of woman’s peculiar ailments and who
is not afraid to publish all its ingredi-
ents, as he does, on its bottle-wrapper,
attesting the correctness of the same
under oath.
"Fflyonte Prescription^" is the one
‘dicine (Or woman’s delicate aliments
Which "confains neIUier~ lUc-ulmf "«>pr
Earin'fitL habit• miming drills, being
.-j - -------of curative prin
The Democrat Is entered at the Post-
office at Tulsa. Oklahoma, as
second-class mail matter.
The Democrat holds Momborohip in
the Associated Press.
Has the Largest City Circulation of
any Tulsa Paper.
high kicking on tin* part
men who have their all invested
**11. He seems
Nazareth? O no!
I
| men w no nave meir uu invest, ... necely and glVe the building a beauti- j ing rooms each, but It was decided
to find the trail of ful appearance. The brick work is that 20 each would accommodate the
Standard oil over anv attempt made ,rlmmort w,,h » v,r>' •?ra'1*' "f "r- elud.-nt* to b-«ln with. I.at-r the ad-
. tlstlc terra cotta and the roof of th*- ditions will be math- to the Uorma-
to better the condition of the opera- [structure is to be made of a rich red torles. In these sleeping rooms the
tors and can any good come out of Spanish tile w ith the eaves of the student* are expected t*» double up and
building projecting several feet from each room will then accommodate two
the building Itself, giving it an old- ! persons or 120 students in each bulld-
When Garfield assumed his present | time Spanish effect. ing when they are completed. These
pn.ltIon it was hoped that at taast | The main buildlnc of the coll. a- will | buildings wll co.t I25.000 each and
have 26 rooms, ten In the basement, furnished, $30,00 each,
some of Hitchcock ■* most obnoxious nine on the first floor and seven on the The streets are being graded in the
regulations would 00 tossed Into th second floor, w ith two lavatories In College additions and a large force of
, . . , . , . 1 . . the basement ami on th** tlrst floor, and men are required to do this work. It
■ discard, but Instead of taking from ,, . . , .. , . , . „ , „
an auditorium. It Is said that from has been arranged to plant a miml** r
he added to, no d >ubt at the behest tower it w ill b»* possible on a clear of trees all over the college campus
'of the president, whose fear of Stnn- 'lay without .tralnm* the eye to see and when completed the Henry Ken-
Ilrok.n Armw. Catooea and other dayy foil.ye will compare with any
ar ol appearec to otn n.t e a (towns close to Tulsa, so cotmnandinK educational institution In the entire
faculties and render him deaf to the ;i view does the college hill possess. Southwest as to buildings, facilities.
apiH-als of the producers. The presi- I The entrance will have a til. fhsir and faculty and beauty
Georgia marble steps. I The present faculty has been chosen
In the basement then* will be rooms for the next year, with tho exception
a* follows: Ar. Industrial art room, of three teachers, two <>f whom ar«-
social room, kitchen for th»* girl*’ resigning and another who did not
cooking school, Janitors' room, phy- pass the examinations Professor A
sight harder for hlin when juratory, chemical labratory and Grant Evans, who has been president
he’s in the wrong because he needs biological labratory, hoys' playroom or of the Institution was yesterday elect-
him worse, forgetting that Col Chinn «««**•**•"• pbiynmm. and a ed pre.ld.nt '*'•>« State 1™™*?
I boys and girls lavatory. Th* chemi- at Norman which will necessitate the
only risked his own Interests, while jca| physical and biological la bra torles appointment at an early date of hi*
Investors In oil properties have been ^ is playing with the! will he for scientific purposes successor Dr Gordon will act ft*
-i • . , The first fl«»or will contain rooms a* IVan of the faculty,
deterred by his absurd and impossible interest* of th** people and safe-guard
Editorial
GARFIELD VERSUS THE OIL MEN
The best that can be said of Secre-
tary Garfield's oil und gas rules, reg-
ulations. etc.. Is that they are not so
had as they would he if they were a
great deal worse, although how thai
could be accomplished would puzzle
omnipotence, itself Many intending
dent prides himself u{K»n being. lik‘*
Col. Jack Chinn, of Kentucky, always
for a friend right or wrong, and ;• ^
FLEET INVITED TO
VISIT JAPAN PORT
INVITATION RECEIVED AT JAP-
ANESE EMBASSY YESTERDAY-
BEING CONSIDERED TODAY.
Washington. March 2<* The Jap-
anese government has extended an In-
vitation to the American government
to have the Atlantic fleet visit any
|M*rt in Japan on Its homeward cruls<*
around the world The Invitation was
received at the Japanese embassy yes-
terday ami transmitted to Secretary
Root It Is being considered by th**
president and cabinet today.
regulations from investing their mon- bis own.
Garfield.
.y In thf Mid-continent oil field, un.l Tta.pn-rtdw.tta r«.ponrtM- f"r j ^LITTLE VAGRANTS'*
WAS WELL STAGED
gom to Mexico, South America, the
Orient and other fardistant lands in
order to And freedom from depart- ! . . . . ... . , .
must both he eliminated from politics
mental interference and an opportu- op tj1P n|| industry In the Mld-conti-
Let the producers renum-
ber this There I* no politics In husi-
Roosevelt an<l his understud>
lies*
nlty to carry «»n operation* untra n-
elled by nonsensical rules and red-
tape.
others, like Prumetheus defying th**
thunders of Zeus, and sure that * t* r
nal justice shall at last prevail, ar •
Investing their capital in the nkla-
nent will continue like a wrounded
snake to drag Its slow course alone
and spell ruin to 95 per cent of th-
producers.
Miss Elina Tucker of Oklahoma City
is visiting with her friend Mrs. Met-
calf for a few days
WORK OF CHILDREN CLEVER OW-
ING TO EFFORTS OF MISSES
PRICE AND WYNDHAM.
Nursing baby?
It’s a heavy strain on mother.
Her system is called upon to supply
nourishment for two.
Some form of nourishment that will
be easily taken up by mother’s system
is needed.
Scott's Emulsion contains the
greatest possible amount of nourish-
ment in easily digested form.
Mother and baby are wonderfully
helped by its use.
The ability of the children wh<» t**«»k
part In the i** rf**nnan» and the con-
trol over them «*f the ladle* who hud
charge of their training wit* shown at
lhi> Grand op* f a house la*t night at
.th*- production **f the b*-uutiful litti*
*>|M*retia, The Little Vagrants" f**r
J the benefit of the Commercial t’luh
Rami Th* «hi*rt c-ncert by th** bund
during th*- forepart of th* « \* nlng wa*
indeed a v*-rv clever ph*ce of work on
i tin* part *>f tit* Lund !***>* am) much
I * r* <llt I" due t«» Dr F K Kr« >* r. the
i band leader f**r the way In which he
' liandh** the bo> s.
The program of the concert was a*
' follow*:
singer* w**re train**. Thoseln it were
Mr* Williamson, Misses Hall, Dick-
hart. Evans, Thurman, It* on If, North,
Hchreck. White. McAlister, Ruggles.
R**aler, Koons, Smll**y und French
Th** play through'iut was a |»*lasing
i»lll and th*- *c«*nl* * ffs*cts d* sign* d -it»d
i-f!**t t* *1 by Slug- Manager Jones of
the **|*eru house were wry g*****l Mlss«*s
Pric** and Wyndlunu ar*. Loth teachers
and trainer* *»f aMllty as last night *
work proved ami to them much wa*
due In the sue* * ** of tin* evening’s
performance The closing scene and
ac t was also very good
Characters.
Lady Marguerite Helen B*»lf
Duly t’onstan* Elizabeth Evans.
Cockles, notar In the vlllug* • U
v’nstlerundry Ivan Romlg
I’lerrr . Retina T.ndy Mnrgit'-rll**'*
chlldr. n. "The l.lit • Vugrunt* '
Gladys H**nd* r*h *t. Russell H* butt-
L! get to, Mist re of th* Vlllagi Inn,
D'fothy Sleeper
The c ltlatn- **f Relvlew addition had
ipilte a itudl «i'*v «*»r»* this morning
E L E“sl**v had a d**g which acted
• llttc strengt h ■d-oiit thn e Weeks nK*
tiling several d*c- In the neighbor*
hood A <log In I >ng lug to J \V
WANT THEIR NAMES RESTORED.
Washington. March 19 Mandamus
suit* were tiled In the Hupr«*nie t’ourt
of th** District of Columbia t*»da> by
Chester C Attwoml, a hanker of Cal-
vin. ttkla. Hattie A IVrklns, of Indian
**la. Ok la . Thomas St John, of Ada.
Oklahoma, and John Calvin Gray, of
well-known Intermarried citizens of the
t’hoctow ami Chickasaw trllas to com-
pel Secretary Garfield to reator** their
names to th** flnal appr«*vi*d r**ll* of
the Choctaw ami Chickasaw Nation*
The stilts In behalf of the petitioners
were brought b> Kappler & Mi-rllat
and Jam- » K J*»nes, «»f Washington, D
They ull*-g*-d that lh«* parties
named were lawfully marri*<1
The eighth grade common s*h«».*i
examination will be held this year
April 9th and loth and also on May
14th and 15th This Is for the put*
p****** of graduating pupil* from th*
common school* ami a diploma sr
certificate front th* examination will
allow any pupil to enter any high
school in th* "tale I’nder th*- new
normal Institute bid recently pass***
by the legislature there are thr*'« I it
with examlnat loti ot) Jum* 25th atul
t Superintendent Grimes ha
planned for th« lust It tit* to be held
hen* July I tii but thl* will n*** <•**!
tale a * liana* mu* h t * Hr* « ' vein
erne of tin previous arrangement*
pure glyceric extract of curative prin-
ciples found in our most valuable native,
medicinal roots, as attested by many of
the most eminent medical writers atul
teachers of all the several schools of
prurtH-.*.
Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription is
a scientific medicine, carefully devised
by an experienced and skillful physician,
and adapted h* woman’s delicate system.
It is made of native American medicinal
root* and is perfectly harmless in its
effects in any condition ot the female
lyatcm.
As a powerful invigorating tonic "Fa-
vorite Prescription" imnarts strength to
the whole system ana U> the organs
distinctly feminine in particular. For
over-worked, "worn-out," run-down,"
debilitated teachers, milliners, dress-
makers, seamstresses, "shop-girls,"
house-keepers, nursing mothers, and
feeble women generally, Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription is the greatest
earthly boon, being unequaled as an
•poetising cordial and restorative tonic.
As a soothing and strengthening ner-
vine " Favorite Prescription " Is manual-,
“The Blood is The Lire.”
Science line never gone beyond the
above dimple statement of scripture.
Hut it lias Illuminated that statement
and given it a meaning ever broadening
v itb the increasing breadth of knowl-
edge. When the Mood is "bad * or im-
pure it is not alone the body which
Hilli rs through disease. The brain it
also clouded, the mind and judgement
nr- effected, and many an evil deed ot
impure thought may be directly traced
to the impurity of the blood. Foul,
impure blood can be made pore by the
use of Dr. i*ierre’s Golden Medical Dis-
covery. It enriches and puriflea the
blood thereby caring, pimples, blotches,
eruptions and other cutaneous affections,
as eczema, tetter, or salt-rheum, hires
and other manileetationa of impure
blood.
$««>•••
In the cure of ecrofulous swellings,
enlarged glands, open eating ulcers, at
old sores, the "Golden Medical Discov-
ery ” has |>erfnrmcd the most marvelous
cures. In rases of old sores, or open
enting ulcers, it is well to apply to ths
Open sores Dr. Pierce's AII-Healing
Salve, which possesses wonderful heap
ing potency when used as an applicatioa
to the sores in conjunction with the ues
ol "Golden Mrttacal Discovery” as a
blood clVansitu constitutional treatment.
II yourldruggist don't happen to have
the "All-Helm,- Salve” Tn stock, you
can sadly pnkure it by inclosing Bit*-
four edits in postage stamps to Dr. R.
V. Piafce, 6H3 Main 8l., Buffalo, N V.,
and if yUNiwhe to you by return pool.
Motf druggists keep it as well as tbs
”0/ldtn Medical Dtscovsry.”
• • • • •
You can’t afford to i
»•'wnrWM ».'■< l.*!Htl[,! ■ ' f g*Tl•'
(TVTfiTJoirf?)r.PGX’PIWlgsjfV., j i. m
nrbta1 m rn’iU-Inm«uA1L[*V <
having a complete us* ol
' i plain English on Ma
bottle-wrapper, the same being nWsstad
as correct under oath.
fine
stitji
which At a me
posITiQM. hsvin
ingredlenls in
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Peltate invigor-
ate the stomach, liver and boweta. Ons
to three a duse. Easy to taka as oaadj.
An unexpected visit by Sheriff l»n
I^-wls to the Joint In the Alcorn hotel
o|>erated by P. E. Stoke* resulted In
the urn'ft of Bill Edmondson who a is
in charge of the place and dispensing
| la thirsty customer, the fluid that In-
toxica tea. Edmondson must not have
been u personal acquatlntance of the
sheriff for while the olflcer was look-
ing on he sold a half pint of whiskey to
n iwtron and this was confiscated by
the sheriff following the man's arrest.
The bar tender was turne.1 over to
Deputy Sheriff Reynold* who took him
at once before Judge Oubser. Upon
arraignment pleaded not guilty and
Ills Is.nd was fixed at *500. which we.
promptly given by Stokes and Tom
Taylor. Until a few month* ago
Stokes was a member »f the city police
force but was discharged on account of
Inelflclency. Since then ho ha* been
engaged In the whiskey business on a
....... "l,h *r' ‘',' "t "u‘ - I large scale acting as agent for ths "lo-
. in this dty There I* pno-tlcsll.-- L,.! ,„„wllwiry.- The place was raided
no onmp. tltlnn from th- north and j HI VI,ru| w,.,.kM ago and large quantities
rt.-t ami St I-mils I- so far away r whiskey were seized, but
•bat the local men would have con- Kuthoritle-H preferring to await u more
I* rnl.l* Hu* HtlvuntaK* In thf niutt« r - f,|Vorilble opportunity.
«>r fr* lifbt rut*- un«l quirk M*rvlr«' -f- ■ — -
Th#* m«*n who •••niimw tin* firm huv**
l*« i-n i‘iiKHK«‘il In th#* ilrv Z""*l* biita-
In*-* f'-r many y»*nr* |*i*f
ING BEST INDUCEMENTS.
The latent enterprl**' d«**irlnx to
I*** ate In Tulnrt in u wholesale dr»
K«*«*dH company com posed of Wtrhtfa
cu pita lint* who. after lfM>kinif the en-
tire etate «*ver, have decide*! that thU
city offers advantage* nuperlor to any
**f the othern The new company will
either erect a building of It* own or
(esse nne of the new one* recently
completed In a letter to a hoo*fer
with whom they ure corresponding,
one of these gentlemen *«>*: "Al-
though we had almost made up our
minds to locate in Enid, yet having
looked the field over thoroughly, w*
have become convinced that Tulsa’*
future I* assured and that It is the
projn-r city tn which our Arm nhould
locate." Such an enterprise a* thl*
I# You Knew
The merits of the lexos Wonder, you
would never suffer from kidney, blad-
der «*r rheumatic trouble, $1 bottle two
month* treatment, •old1'by Druggist or
l*y mull Bend for testimonials Dr
K W llall 2926 Olive street. Ht Louis.
Bishop Fowlsr Dssd.
New York, March 20.—The Rev
t’harles H Fowler, bishop of the Miss Leona Young is confined to
Methodist EplHcopal church, died at her home a* a result of being *everely
h|s home here today. | poisoned.
Prof. A.
delivered
!«•* tor** on
Will **f New York City.
thorough and up-to-dfttc
p|r ilogiMiiny at th»- Tul*a
111*, w* t«*rday itf
d
iff
ALL DRUGCUTS. »0c ANf» It 0(*
Marth. Th-
Itiplmnut S*iii»a
Whitney wn**
• rig tin** e bitten an 1 |
tern'Min
ll*< hN.k
up and discus
ov**rtur«*t Near ms Bellini
yesterday 1 began acting In ii queer |
the differ*
•»)t tV|H **
of heads, n**
no Inform*
zx*», i tipld * PI* .itllng 1
manner trying t <
Idle everything and >
«•>••*. in.*
and walk
- a* Indicative
- V... lk* r
••v **rv **ne Th*
re wa* 1 It 11* doubt 1
< ha rarier.
t* * )|»«*rm
• nt el* II**
fhi N**vil»y
The T* *1 Iv Hear ■ pic.
l».t that II.. <1..*
It).id. but t*« *<r*
lustruled
hi* lc*.tur
h) sketches
nit Bratton
iinv sertou- «In * ■ •
wn* d*m** tto- 'b -f !
tlo hbokl
board M
r Willis bus
H* lect Ion,
llirlte rt
The Red Mill Viet *r
w*n« killed
-♦--
l*' iir* <t In
1. li.M.U of
Go- muli
if the prim
tty w lilt thk* \
Th* f«*aturi<
of the entire perform*
Motors Ar#
1
I
Hotrin tlv*
• talk
unce Will tlolf
• *f th*’ action «ong, \ *
ogCftlnl’n. N*h
March 2o — Tl-
--B
Afe Hlmllar
Twins." In which II*i e
Kii’tii h ear l«*ft Ii
i* r*> thl* inoriiiiig f *r
Men Fight
for Work.
♦ NICHOLS TRANSFER COMPANY
*
S S. licit your bu sine ms. All
f work promptly and carefully
♦ done. Terms* reasonable.
♦
e Telephone Number 204.
♦ PIANO MOVING A SPECIALTY.
Gorins ( 'niriphe)l Ln N.t v.m Gr- # t
Melon Thurman. Beryl Ruth r. II «*l
\\ *lf»- und l»**rl* Ariitrttp'hg t ***k |*u t
It w i» a verv clrxer HUH*lH*r lu«l« * <t
and th* litti*' children handl**! It as
wxtil'l mi export The w**rk «*f Ml'*
prlc*’* chorus of flft*-n vo|*i-*i was
very g*«od and sh** I* deserving f»f
mention for th«* w.»\ In vhuti the
t’h.yennc
Lexington, Net*.
German cur left e«»
i *he> #n n«*
March 2^
flits m-»rnl
Bfirlng Valley Wye . Manh Xt'
Hte Italian cur left Hi ring Valley a’
right this morning
rieveluml. March 2*» Thn*** hun
derd men. driven desperate hy Imti
ger Mg.tln fought for j«»hs at tfie
plant of the \**rlt .'in rits-•• | and Wlr-
• o> | i*.v *,*rl\ fo-luv Ye*fer*luy a
dm M Wii* fofall)' shut. Tlie police
clubbed Hi*’ tnvn and only with the ut •
tn * •*•( effort was another riot pre
vented
STONE LIVERY BAMN
AIM lit.» F ANILE. Hrut.
GOOD RIGS AND COVRTCSY
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Stryker, William. The Tulsa Democrat. (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 13, Ed. 1 Friday, March 27, 1908, newspaper, March 27, 1908; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1078580/m1/3/?q=booster: accessed July 16, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.