The Tulsa Chief. (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 29, Ed. 1 Friday, October 7, 1910 Page: 4 of 8
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THE TILS4
THE 01.1 >FVI M-WsrAl’l K IN
SOUTH) VST «»KL\H<»M \
Published Every Friday
AT
BTRKHART PRINTING & STA1 to
CHI» LAWSON HHEMTIKS QQUHJ HOUSE PLANS
1 NEARLY COMPLETED.
Mi. Hoberston, a -tuileut ut K< u-
.1(11 college preached ut tli«- flilll«•!*
Si linin' night.
1.(1 St.
Phonr 7‘JO
OKLAHOMA-
lii.'*'
RICHARD W BURKHART. EDITOR
fcbacriptioi. M t y*»riu advance
KbU.mI.i t».. l'.*t on.. . >t TuInh ..........
Hr imtiMi i,n* i> thiouifh tl • ■' ■' “ ........
ruatu i.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER I 1910
MAY SHIP GYPSU*ln
RITSA FOR KlllUNfi.
On,, nl Flu* most difficult pi'*1'1
loins connected with tho indus
trial movement <>l tlio now stato
and tmo that must ho settled
within tho next low years, is
that ot supplying olionp fuel h»i'
the inn mi I art tin* of numynatur
a| products. Particularly is
this t rue in tho ease of sail and
gypsum. Those are bulky pro-;
tht s to rover the expense of
building the court house about
<o3'i.ooii.
The probable location of t h e
buildmg "ill >'e »he ^uthwest cor-
.......- 1 uer of the Perryman block, as tin.
in*- plans for the lulsa Court s,te was offered to tin * it\
The Willing Workers pun based ^ nearing completion. They while the other t".'
ii uew organ for the church. ,ll(, at present in the hands of the offered wore to cost SI-1,"
Mr. and Mrs Lynch and 'bs. hut will lie tinished and $40,000.
Bickford of Tulsa attended the sup tu tj,.. wmnii-iun in a. j --♦
l*r given by the Itebekab and Odd . ^ j v fiue raiu broke a Ion* drouth |
FeUow There will the® he ai.....t thirty here thi« we* 1 >1
Mis-* Vent H. drixwhois atteiu - ,hirin* which time the con-
. iu* school at Tulsa •
ut home.
Mrs Savin ot Dn nil, Mo.,
OPEN
Day and Night
PHONES )ZfJC33fsS —
Mowbray Undertaking
C. O. WINTERRINGER, Prop.
LICENSED EMBALMER
...........| a,-, a '--yirX'i"
iinrl nresont tln ir <#on merchant* «>f Fn^
Uhrg. „urk .,1 «.«.!-«l**rf. 'j
viril.UK In r ilmiKl.trrH, Mrr. .1. H. Tl- romilv ro.irt Iiohm .. I .r'11"-;,n""
M.lti i.
niid Miss < Iritcc Say lea.
-lanit's Sa 1 vers ha
building Cost in* about
not over 1235.00" the
11 111 sick the past week.
Miss Florence Brooks visited in
T,i„lsa Saturday and Sunday.
Professor W. K. Hollis and fam
,1\ spent Sunday w itb hia parent*,
Mr. and Mrs. ■!. Hollis, of Tul
i et in lit d t o
t o b e a
been j *2*J.r»,tHMI,
money lias been appropriated and boots
is now standing out at 4 per cent
interest, winch will add to the orig.
inal amount about *10,000. making
make a miaUki by not tradiug with ||
hi,,, when in tile need ot dry doods
ilioes, notions, etc.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve
The Best Salve In The World.
Mis. .lacksoii
Mounds.
Mr. Janies Wooley a n <1 Ml.
(i. oio, Rhyme were went visitors
ut Collinsville.
Mr. Janies Wooley mid tamily
OfiEPipimpw
ducts and tho problem of then:
protit.ildo manufacture is large
|y a matter of olionp fuol and
transportation-
Proffoseor tumid, di root or ol
the Oklahoma Geological survey
is authority for tho statement,
that tho supply of both stilt and
gypsum in western Oklahoma is
inexhaustible.
Pool is abundant in Oklahoma
Jao and it is practically all loca-
ted in eastern Oklahoma two
hundred miles or more from the
nearest gypsum or shale di
•posits.
Heretofore coal hits been used!
■for the manufact ure of both stilt
and gypsum plaster, but treight
rates are high and the time is
fast approaching when competi-
tion will compel tho use ot some
'. L. Lowrev was in Tulsa,
having some dental work
spent Sunday near Catoosa.
George Hhynie spent Tuesday in
Tulsa.
Mr.
Tiles.,
done.
Mr. and Mrs. lid Bowen enter-
tained Mr. and Mrs. Cooper and
sous of Tulsa, Mrs. Bruner, Miss
Fay Wood. Chas. Morgan and John
Brvils last Sunday at dinner.
El/.ft Cavitt has recovered entire,
ly from an attack of diptheria.
Mr. Jesse Huffman has been ap-
pointed to caary the mail.
The Kehekah and Odd fellows
served a tine supper Satuaday eve.
ning for their families and a few
invited friends at the 1. O. C- 1-
Mr. J. H. McBride gave ~
THE GREATEST ^
TAFFETA''.
lArrtiM Xol
VALUE EVER~<^
Her*- is a silk ol-
tning I it at Is
going to erratr
a trnsallon
at h o in r and
abroad, lor II Is
b\ lar Ihr big-
gest value in
yard w tdf lailrla
PER YARD f*,r rrto''
rtn IcctUUinl-
Wf-hov- boon |.l»i*»ind for»>><’b
Ohio*-k .,lk»„lef.>rn,i,nvu,o,. I,.
...... ,..,ii wh.n U,« n**1* 1"
, ,...1111011* Mimiitit.' of *»»*«*• 11 f
ti.lv,.1 provoke* notion* ^‘oitof
tl **,r gri at#*sl oflort* to «
timoatTaPt- Weolli
that >011
H.ti
and undertaker
Cut Flowers of any Design Furnished Lpon
Short Notice. Manufacturers of the Cele
brated Egyptian Crave Vaults. : :
No. 125, Corner of E. Second and Cincinnati St».
NOTICE—The business will be continued at the same
place and a share of your patronage solicited
THE COLONIAL TRUST CO.
OF TULSA, OKLAHOMA
ra|>t i.r(*
1 atesi .non* 10 . • 1 * *. * *
, ,||»»,«r.l «ido. »»t lo»«
■ ».. and
1 in* hut put
,»p!r weigtit
in,.lint notl.i ‘~ “
•ilk. ,» nf on.
the lu*te
.itNV^nn-.i^U::
«*: ni.u'ic —* .
♦r ru»tl«* and touen
s^'-bstsuB-.
. l.u..b mFImi
•v=s i^CTStBtWSiattS«. ...............................»«*
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Greatest Dry Goods Values of the Year
.. „f.h» ..or. W« or. ohowlm* «k* i»t«i ■»wl-
I Flainrl Suiting nh1.”, nno.
1 no. 11, full. «.'l Spin,dirt
f„r winter suits or *km* «mt for
t«|iirt* and bloiiae "HiUK many
Mil:.! color*. «n«l t I* n miltur*'*
„t ine.iiuni m*> in dark icrny
IVr.vaid
. Worth 50c tv ■
IrMirWhV.r ‘KSKEK
nfnltro .n.olitj -"Irt »o>
hYiTMfr retail Fro***. <onto* in
„hv in 1 led. tan brown navy,
wind, dark green, or Maeit. M*
Par yard......................
Thi» Pongee Meil-
orth iir,o per
n H*h good*
Silk Paplln "TL".lit j
K,„d... i„" ................. '**•• '‘"x1,'? .Hr !.*’"f%7p
W'.-iHill" ,l:-",niV,"V1ri,h. | Wi.HU !i7 in. Kr !»r.l.-).
!.ull "ilklik,. I,. II... In-' Ion (!lk -* L" L t
in „ l«r(!».«,.ri>;t> nl nnjnr.. 39c Jap Mlk JN , r:"i
„ iviat a few #a«pl#
•*r*
l inen Crash WjTJi
t-u.li. in uul.lno. hoil llii.n . ro.U
111 >o,,l piK t-o. l.t in<•! <•• "
rl»r uotp■>" 17f
alvorbunt. Ul-joid pl«o for 0,1
Towels p,?t?.nT.r.Vu!npin,,«i,
•our nupplj. “n U'lnk'n*-
;.|., ,!„■ IK,,14 in . *♦
for onl\
I,ally
till- it r-»v v/» j hull. -»*•. vr.---
cheaper fuel. With praetirally j abort hut interesting talk. A very
unlimited ,|uantitie« nf gas in | pleasimt evening was spent by nil j
eastern * Iklahmuu. it is very pro- who sttended.
bablethat within the next tew i - ---
years i1 will become a problem x Motmtjov of'\cw
Of either battling the raw -M” i wk ( „x ;( ,avvvcrhv profession
sum to the ga> or piping 'he g.is f iuean ability in
t« the gypsum. Plaster ,non are ^ |fcssjon „as t,,,.ntlv
already eonsi.ler.ng ii m.l mgiind ^ ^ to praclicc his pro |
a transit.,,.* from the vast de am! has opened offices in!
posits of gypsum in Greer and
7n a >*ii~nin variety ot ‘ud.-r*.
Blankets f";
rnuliln'l i„«l< h tlii« vul.u- |..rI.-kk
than *S 0U >1 hiij *o»'*>
I In- - ountv'. W . mill, m-ll J
l„ .1. ,,,, l.l„„l.|.,.a„<l l»‘‘i
..., * ,iu.., ,pi,. ■■ SS.9X
IVr pair ............
Colored Talleta J,",’!.''
of tl 1* yard wido > ol- r. d tnflr’o!
it i' u rwgulnr ' I - > P' ud#
dfer ii ill •» *1 lomiid tango •
. idem in Jilt.i" end • liaDge- U,e
uble 1 IToois. Per yard .....
Ginflham V ,;' l', : «
t..< M | »H**t pat K*1 “""Ii;
np.ro t 1. 01 " 1 ,,,r lt , " “•'
■:i, in . .’Ii-....... 1 1,0 ••••!' ,
I<1 up i.o.l while utr.i • - “ Vw-
el,,. Kk I" ' "'I' ,
Calicoes X Tl'^lVd
^ ...... i m> for vv n 1 a I * .
«lro*~t*K triminH'ifs. ; ‘'oihokJn
y Ft iglit coin
r»Oc u yard.
p™; ;d1"".:::::::..........39c ('.r,-;v,T ,,-,,rt
Comforter {jS‘l,“ir,’r^';''i
Wool Talleta r
isviViu:.
nl Other lowel ,kluL-
...||,»II* ultrwetire in our CO-
I big oatnlogin*, ti for........
Buckling Fleece
Figured, very populet. froa
Mt-rriinaok mill*. For km
.itv-Ksitig bhciu*‘K wr»M»«*r-
\ , i t of pulton.- nun «
forfo-r, *t.» '• 1
lttK. bn *
in« p n i.< ,
I I led a h \v 11't • ■ ** 1 JV 7J\
cot ton. well luiitl1'. J'.iicli,
Percale ,’„T7 we olihV.
‘ t rotfy *t
w lion y.’.i
r r he qua ' Width 1 (w*
in. 1’or yard......
. in«-1 >
<iu tl*
. olih*.
\ <*t. .
volor*.
uime*
i lit 10
V>*.c
Our opening far exceeded our
expectations, as the first day s
deposits were $100,000•
We are the only Trust Company author-
ized by State Charter to make bonds of all
kinds and act as guardian, trustee, executor
and administrator.
J. W. ORR, Pres.
W. F. KNIGHT, V. P.. T. S. PEARCE, V
E. L. ORR. Sec. & Treas.
H. A. EARNS. Ast, Sec. & Treas.
T3
, .. . , tin- new Reeder lluilding. We
Hlaim* counties to the ,wt.lci,im. Mr. Monntjoy to Tulsa
of ’1'lllsa- and bespeak for him a share if the
With gas already Rt Ok aln.ma , o( (1)js coiniluinity.
„ is only a quest ton ot tune ^ Ml,untjl)V uas formerly a
Kill ,»• “ „i mr„lillcl,al„. Ab.
Keiin Now it is woil Unown _
that Kl Reno is hut a short dis-
t,an.c from large deposits ol
gypsum. The Okarehe mills are
1,-ss than fifteen miles away.
Marlow and (’resent to thej
southwest have gypsum and the,
produets ai ■ found near \\ at
onga and • - atliert'oril.
pro nt
vnrioty • f t 'otty -o i. - ..r 1 « v
, t , »• i* vi r- low w lion
sidor tho • i1
Bamask.'T;’^:; a
71, InohtK. l>le,u-l ml. , Iir< U> 1
•■tin duniu-k. inimrti'd Iri ui
Ir. U.ml. -uni’ I,*,,'
Ir.-,' 1, Inf' ItUf.
n!.'f,.4, 1’ir
....----..l-clvl
• •• e itnportod wool tulle
, . lit value r.«ni. *
......... Will,,, ,1 ,, l{JJ»
Wwkhl l >•<!. I r,'
RenrielUt ?,V-r. v1" ’
v. r' tufoh below it' real
•i I,,. . . , »*v. | a i si t o dre-s f1 • « .
I ... I
". . ■ it
wi glit pel yard I ounce* VjQ
Perylira ....................
Panama 'X*?™'™*'*
tvl h vvo Ijjiv.* 1*0*1 trent* ■!««'*
W , Ml lone vyorMe*!. a »•»**
tv.de and romes in iiut'. w u*.
da. re,..,
in niMu.'
piil III r
prints at *m-eodiic-lf low it ,•
this vear. U— H'l.n a y: d
route in nil -» .udanl colc:^ -ml
i„ ., w ide variety ot palter*-.
.............. 4!,('
IK.n'l f.„l I" writi-ii l'OKTi.l t-t,r.l
r.lirwt > oil Mill, and Cumpfll Ml
lace Tea Set'V'
la
$2.59
. ____ _____ , I
J.-w t ire for n t liirtei pi*< e >•'*
wonder l ul •
t« a ft. "
n fan
.......... '",re
l.cr-
big
Montgomery Ward & Co.
CHICAGO and
KANSAS CITY
WORK 1 TULSA BEIT
UNE HELD IIP.
DAVIDSON BROS
PNANO COMPANY
brought
,i ii;s and
. and the
■ a11 read.
Toe city of Tulsa I a>
suit against the St. I
San Francisco Kail ■<
West Tulsa belt Lite
asking that a temporary nurn-
tion he allowed, and tint belt
Line may he enjoined from fur-
ther const met ion of the line,
through Factory Avenue, > n
West Tulsa, as it is a hindrance
to the public in their ingress j
and egress to and Irorn the
bridge crossing the / 'kansasi
river.
They further stipuuao that
the railroads hav*' nof now, nor
never hiiveohtainO'l ; giant', per-
mit, or permission ot' any kind,
giving them the right to grade ,j
or construct, or in any way ot-
her than for public traffic, use
the street in which they are now
building their roadbed.
Th* In.ban Congress will be held
ut Muskogee on Oct. 10, H and 12.
There will he souidthing ot interest
done for tbe poor Indian no doubt.
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[THOMAS, COPPLE & SON
l Oklahoma Farms & City Property
’ SO acres, in Taneha Oil Field, 2A miles north of
Siipulpa. ilo acres in cultivation balance in pasture,
surrounded with production, leased for oil and g-as,
royalty g-iM's with farm, good well, small improvements
• -(XX)—
170 acres, b miles from Nowata, second bottom
1-uid 150 acres in cultivation and tillable, goood im-
provements. 2 gas wells on fat m. a bargain at *do.<X>
per ;iere.
-----<x»—
so acres. 2 miles from Watova. di miles from
T-ilala house, well, oistern. fenced and cross fenced.
„ew barn and granary cost S400.00. S25.00 per acre.
---rxx>----
• 1100 acres, all under fence, well improved. 8 room
house, ianre-barn, cattle: shed, blacksmith shop, tine
spring-, one of the best farms in Oklahoma, will pay
for itself in 5 years. Sdd.no per acre.
206 BLISS BLDG.
___ _ — ^ A. A
i
Condensed Statement of the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
TULSA. OKLA.
0,1 ill* lit)'* of hu?in«* June 1910
RESOURCES
Loaiui and Discounts
Overdrafts
S. Bonds and Premiums
Bonds, Securities, Etc
Furniture and Fixtures...........
Real Estate..............
Cash and Sight Exchange
$622,972.41
8,976.46
.26,000.00
63,282.52
6,993.36
7,995.30
260,570.24
$996,790.29
y'r>]' "'-i
liabilities
If want a Piano call or write. Easy Terms.
Several Fine Bargain on Hand atJPresent
Capital Stock
Surplus and Profits
Undivided Profits
Circulation .
Deposits
$125,000.
£$,000.
13,668.
125,000.
708,121.8
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Burkhart, Richard W. The Tulsa Chief. (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 29, Ed. 1 Friday, October 7, 1910, newspaper, October 7, 1910; Tulsa, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1173278/m1/4/?q=music: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.