The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 179, Ed. 1 Sunday, November 17, 1901 Page: 3 of 8
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TIIF. OKT..\nOMA STAT' > 'A 1'ITA1. SI"Vl.AV MollMNO 1?. I'"',
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The oldest 1 ml n tlm N« rt
coiitl: > ill is 11" (..mi • im ; . n
('anada hi." N■ • '
u.„, ,,| , . 1,111 M'_ ; :■
t .l8 Btlfi til' I " ■' ' '' 1 ' '
to til.- Azaii 1
In Hi' lir.-t -iK«- hi ; •
tains ol that • • 1
hills of today. j I i:.j • 1
( of years have WMhed I m
oldest mountains tin
voui.^'i nicut i .1 : II •
iiiK th. A/..ii ' 1
the Oiark mountains wai I
sound* 'i on al
\\ ;m I- rli.i ■ s • i l'■ •
that tii- K"« 'i ' '
Brifiht Promises l:or the Develop-
ment of Rich Oil Fields Here.
y< a I- ^ lien
PAY 'II 1*111- '
By u Former Member of the IJ. f Cieolofclcal Surve)
Th
ad .
the
t i
the
th.'
irk
Island
1th
connected
Hocky mountain n
land a i ciiln - i w
t« nulng trom
through tin a m. i.
tains t" th.' K<>.-i\
remote time a rk .d " ' ' •' • '■ •;
Iuv.h ov.r that \nst ,.r • ' « ■ '
d:i\ ,-. s TUSH' ■ ' '
ga'n the- en- hro. ■ mm tit th- I I u, n
Arthur Htlh •• who v. ill '•<"
Cut lil<- pe..pi. ha\ i:ii «
jn tlu- • iitP. ■>! v. -
rant, and who wu
Qrav^s of tins 1 ii
front UK nil.' ol the I";"1''
of today.
witter, the s imI b<-;-.an to w .« - h «1 > > : i
i iii.- mountains, the ni< tun mis h* "i
.W.I- til lutein and the lln.- ot n«m
in to widen and , i . h up..a
• 1. 'I'll.- Soil W.K ll. .1 'I'.'WII ti .Mil us
n * in i > i .tins r..nn« .1 rieh nlluvl.-.l pl.in* .p-
, i.;, i, ui.d. r ih<- Inll.i.itn • "i -<
and ti..|'i< al ••llmute rank and I. \ui1 -m
. I ui.m lu«ah l« mow. I In n - '«"•
ti oarb nlfi rnus pel pd ol n> ology. it
W ;.M <1 iriiiK this period that our I " -• "t
i p., is w. r. formed out <" nil* >'•
. mia. lit most liystnu' < s the : 1• h . \
i,.-M l-i 'ken up by .subtiCMueni uph .v i-
I,; th. ij In il I' rinatlon of .-or • il
v. a v lid and tr> an ndoasl I
liiii i v.tat'l' ii that tfrt-w on tlu- n'""il
] -., I Btr> I. h S "f ulluv Ial '.-.I I •-
,1.1.1 I I mi .. al on the . Id ormin I ' ;«irk is
. hin.i • • x lm ls which was formed durum the .w..u
vn. i T., oge and previous to the qwbonlferouspej
„. i il. ad Htal sine nuf.es • i i"d
na At this nr. on ttils -Id geoloate-m-Island Ouire oal
1 Its 1 meo iurt a land suhse jut ntiy form-
\m, in our i 11 i v aiiuvial proe.-sK ami were oilt!inaM>
.... i. llV,i put iilt.rwai'.i-i tilted >'• \ol..itU
aetion or oth- r dlruurbance. l'etroleum Is
„„k ti...I lj;. r..i. .•«• ••{
if-. -
Sinn ihrir . arly ' -ti.-iij- n ' ■■« • \ '
,!„. renter of th- « /.0rk Elands was t .
hi|hi st point and the sea fc - 1
i st point, th- mitaial eoniM •
u, ii ' I,- to r .a towards ti-.
i,„«l -ateh. m ha-oo «n! If sel l-m - " •
, i;,rKH . ua !il ll l. « light at il . '■•id
ilrlopod and dripped and drlppe. thp;'Ukh
I th.- iron, the l-we, ex,remit> o. «b
. | i„. i — ..ml - • • trick.. I M -' 1 ■
gently dow n th- hill s„l- ivh.M- .m' iuK
■ Tth.-r fr.x Ht i -am:. It formed a Hit .
rlveulet that m-i.H.ler. . uwnj lhr....Kli e
viih. \ 'hi ti i' m" an 1
v. us . Ii.uhi ill a hiism. -Mmd >out
| liaslnn al- ii"! a'wuvs u '
,... w. !..« .' *l -n .1"' I".1"- ".'I
< settled there, The coal ItaMj ... J " 1
;;::r
,|„ . Ml,..., .TlKl ...ID- I-
.It..] durint il"- J ii >■-. Bale iijUiimi .1 u""
th- > -'I subseouel.t I > Ian .
In '!'• - . ; u.l I t. - .
luuVle in.an.tain.- w« i- .u-
w.iiild push th- ih w <>: o.i
M,rihward Th- loll-
were born etter th. y
older than I he 1 irbonlier.
,1,.,,. hill.. :
,,n- passing ami d- ."--m a
hills, th- .HI" r 1-.• 11"''I"
ill • south. I' 1 proimlil.
How was spr. ad "V' 1 a ■
i,roportionnti.-!> 1-: • ' 1 '
pinot*. at leusi. t"l" p1',
ti is different with th-
ag-. for wh'-e th- I 1 1
would drive it t • " '
iiioi.f.talnn would ■
north, so th it 1 ' "
would be . n« d a. o
sequentl\ ti. - ami '
watomlo county. Okl
wh-re in south f 11 " '
. perhaps a l Iti'* north, a-t
T.. moft sur-i> -oni..iu
P-iiin hasln aeeordlm: to
, f geological r« asoiung.
You all drink Tea and Coffe and \ou are all able
10 net the very best quality of
! f'r 'i :'.. K1
9 Is honored In the Ro
• r. 1-A..: • tyr
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5
r"
Arthur Stiles, the Popular Song
Writer, a Son of Mrs. John
Graves, is Very Clever.
remb. r -d by
in life >"11 r
In im so. mi
But In dc ;•: !• h-
this tint• 1 lut
One's it- •
t4<> hrii;ht a: .
Death ehiims 11
are the same
Arthur Stlh Is
inspln -' ti v 1 lie
foregoing is i ■
rati le of .11 1 ■ ■
taw rant sa > ■ '
wh< r.- he 1 now
Twenty-se. -n
written by this
ii- liter was i-( ni;.ed v
"hi. is not h-tt-r, sir,
o l tin 1 te Klrl.
s-si"iil in lolly, the ot!
airi poor alike,
till a waiter and
... M , I..|- Wilt
in a mid the ll II
: manner He ban mastered the rudirn-nls |
,.| music, but plays only one Inatrufln n.
Hi. harmonica. ...ii i
Ki.un 11 o chu-k in the morning until •!
, in th- afternoon ev-r\ day ft i • s is -n-
.-i,K-,l in wu it lnu on th- jatrous of l..«
i .... ui-ir -atiii>; hou.-. . P"Z« ns of other
v.iri. rs ai- working with him.
• Sl.-'.v a I.lit. shouts ii wa t." to til-
Ii and soiin tin- S the oil.**. 01
I,IV e nuc utiles an ins;.nation f-r
p '-Jt beef sandwich, make it ran*,
out sec mi waiter, and another bar
ol ' K n u"c l* 11 !tlie£ m'nnoth
1„ ll halt, hiii's. . oin-H ii "in tn-
... w iier and the drawn out tones haw
'■c.iM.-t h'.ng of mush- in them for t he
v,1. |- -oinpoK-r. who in giving an onl-r
!'1 \\ [! iV t il.'s!" su«K' Stluns ill uilii.l s-Mll.-s
y... s to his lv If- at N P'l- 1 !>y
..., m u gfl< • the words to At th
mi ., 'I hi a he cal : In hl a«sli ta •' a
nh-md musician. To th- urraim-r Stiles
blows the strains 011 his harmonica. It
is thus s.-t down in notes much as a
stiuouiaph-r would lake dictation Horn j
his employer. The uccompalnm-nt is o-x.
.-ti ran-. .1 and th- result <.| ,Stli«s days
work in the restaurant is . 11 ,11 per.
Miles wus horn in Kansas I-10111
tli-r- h- <-a 111- with his parents i" Guth-
rie There are no musicians I" his fam-
ily", he says His m< tlu i la dlstantls re-
liit.d p. John t'hamherlaln, I'-tiKhind
minister of foreign affair*.
Thr— years Mr Stiles found Hint
a It hough h- ka. w nothlux of the art of
111 lisle he possessed a musical b-nt. As a
child he had mastered the "i ith i w '.
or harmoni. a. aiiti often found hinis. ll .m-
pr..\islng music. Inspirations . ain - .1
in this wnv and In- .|e< ided with
a musician about putting them to musi.
The musician was favorably impressed
and work b< gan at 0 < e.
"Mv Shirtwaist 1'oon ' and •\Miit A in
the Tim.'V two • . ., n ' songs, wen- l.rst
turned out. Then came "Th«'v ar- 111"
~;un- Toda>
chorus .if w
-he is to Me V hat M
to" You," "Never Boy Nh
Hint" and I.a Sail- came in
named.
Charles K Harris, author
Hall, ' which mi I'd. "• ah I - t I
greatest seller of any popular
t. n in recent y.ar-. siart-d '
maun- r It is told of him th .
in. -I the 11111- ol th famous
, comb and his wife transpose
l.luno. writ.'1 s I.
about an has Mr. M.l-s ami It
( t-Rsful. W hy not h- •'
Mr. Stiles has .1 famil> to
tin-Is th- s.mg writing busin-
wnv of compensation, i" h
f. re <1 to h> > !• iit his work o
ivith it that tin \
I'oi.e ami oth.-
I. 1 hon -i. A-
he Is USU tl'.y I", pf'
I I til I V a I'd V.
death for activity
I h . I- M-N Of thl
l '
At lowest possible prices if you buy here. We
buy direct from importers and in large quantities
which allows us the lowest prices. Always see
us if you want
Dependable Groceries
~r Queensware
Produce taken in exchange.
i Hie IF
. r .ikon ol b\ I II l"
DAVID BULIJS, Proprietor,
Suttessors lo BARMt 11 HMOS#
(iliTliUni, OHLA
UBI
Extent anil Methods of
Agriculture.
son for this seems to be the difficulty of I and it
making :> deeper furrow with ih.lr plows, the fur.oWB of grain aft
Th.- hoc is ;t much more effective tool, j ed.
By Hon. CI arles Denby In the Fotntn.
SUNDAY STUDY
SABBATH LLSSONS
NOTABLE DAYS.
lgently collect. .1,
hii.r I r..111 barli.-
1 r.i-kcrs, and sw
l.lii- a : 1 piast.
ladings. 'ot, 1
mal remains."
says Mr. Williams, "as
shops. - xpl d-d fll--
e 1.111 gs from the st re. Is.
f 11 ,11 k t.iieus and old
n-e and fish and anl-
The uuantity "t these
...id tii importance tne
ii to them are 1 r..v« d by tn-
ise livelihood is
THE rillLDHOOD 1>J"-'^
The Int. rnatlonal Sunday school '•
for Noveinh' r i. is found In Kxodus 11
l-io ai I is devoted to th birth ::nd • ti al
I of Moses. The place was < ...«h. . m.
the date 1572 B o The golden text I
I' Y.verbj.- \xii . • Train up a «iuliJ ' '
... it i ho,ild and when h- Is old h
w 11 not .1. part from it."
■i t bondage of is.a< 1 -oiuinu-i. an
th. > Si lied and cried bv re-.s.-i, ot t, - ■
tli-lr crv came up unto uoil «uio
I,, ,i.l 1 h ir gron.dag and rein, uiia 1
H1;; , ,.T.. 1 11 -1 witli Abraham, Is no an
.1 iiol., and ll s time drew m-ar to d 1 •
II. ■ 1. a : • 1 . eli -' w as horn who w- t
1 , 1 1 . ..I. r The man of the lou - .
u \t mi. and th- d.iughi
I . | w -s ,1.1-1 a d, and th chid spok- 1
ot III oar Ihmi w M >. ii-.«.- . I
111 • .t h-r ami s.ster were Asron and Ml
1 , ru , 1 • y \: |i,"J -. Num. X\ • i . '1 *on
cernlng th a 1 h Id It Is writt« n in A« 1 - vil
| •• . t i < lodi and nourish* >1 up m n
r . > u 1... 1, v, • 11111 1 - in — nths. in 11 -11 ■ xi
vemher 17 Is that or Missions
ed Upon noma IIS X . !"- I'
and argument for a w oral
sioll of til- < : OS-pel. lie Ml k
to -olivine.- th- J-WS that
Mhould I,. SM 1 .1 th. t: '
w ays t he < ase with th< ap?
1111 lit i: w oml-1
| she. No on- sh ai Id b- ahl.
| verses and not In
into necessity of ;-eiid.ng 111
all III.-II. Ills argument !.-
that all men shad be suvi d. ;
i faith "How shall the en!
w hom tin y iia' - not I" .. .
iuiplh-s knowl-tlge and know
Lst: lift on. "for h iW shall
. in \. in 1 hm of whom 1'.• >
; Ii. aid and ii st ru i no, in p .
lor "How h:. 1 ti - . la a
pr. achei ' and t. ... h.-rs lmj I
1 s '.ti, for "How shall ih y pi -
th. v he sent' K-.-ry I ink ai
is . omplet-. and th- argurnn
1 to lie ov-rw Ii. lining • .us -
, ss 1, 1- r th< sal\ .1 n ol th<
j is . videllt to .ll!. How f
j w.thout a pr. a. Ii " Th. >
Not 11 . t
agrl
vsP III
but it sin
rotat! ..
soils t-> part i
ly pi ImltP
lniplem"'i« Tlu ir 1
gurd
fill lid
f Pi
•roi
by hand,
1 the f;irin« r
I,I,' water
in ti
't
nir '!
joining
t: ills
hv 1
al Implements ai
I'll. V are e lit -1
th plow, and
paw is simp
I dr.
Ipi
medl
au<l the .in- ' 1
Ii
H ti three montha
ilV ll
prop-r chid and they w. re not afraid
king s comm indmeni
I tile d< ath of nil Of th
hildr. n of th. 1
nil stroll- . nfid II. e 111 flod
th its pr
Hie flit gs b
k and with i"t ' — interest >i <1 M
IV. ...luh!
brothi r This 1
thr. .- a l . !' set I l'i
si 11111 ar pui
h to nrcserv. hlms. I
. s w h eh «i-d f
it. the ark of 1
In Hi
ll Id ll.
(H I. .1
peak of 1
I h\ 11111
1 low tru
Passing of Chinese Bismarck Expected to Alter Man-
churian Situation.
human Itistrutoeht t
| Vi' Co l w aid huAlhl
1:;
"The maid v
1P pea1
! ih
n. <1 t'
f the H-I
hiId for lirr
what Jon si
I, , t.-n to her moth with the J
t hut the. king s . ight. ' bad 1
h ,i md had s nl h. t t.« obtain
rill', this chid iw;.' 'lid nur*
will glv. Ih
moth" l'l full
3
I >bj
with hlu
lwh\ gl\
f the uns- -. wiiil
eirmsi
f 11 — 14 t 11
c
I'h.roh s dim
nor
that M
i
4
leaJ
wisd
.line a might
but thai
,.Wr t.
I'hii ruol
I tie«l
*Miir<
pool
of sill
url
nl endured
si hie
.. Ma ,t iheul
•W
\V
' TV • A ^
sk.
Inu ill
lllm
/ti l
yea i H
lii|T a Wlf
of EUlesei
llufl of .1
mot
lod fil!
Ith faith ho th.
of dts'^>-
I nreparetl th- h' ui'
•ts so 11
cry of ti
a God s. nl Hi
he sttft. i" ' 1
. dod
'
he mid fo
f IMiit
11 UNO
fulnesi
his plain
are oxpei trd now tlwt I-' i'^8
iin wrongly I— ltu«s -t- .I'd it is 1.
tnlri*; Inm p".- -r of snothtr piioc los.
reinr h s hold In ManehuH,
v ai d s > "iijfnei
in il
Im:'.ftant <!
fa
.1' nil
l.XTl'N
ud nl
If Hi
1 a id ti
I'hllipi
214 E. Oklalionui Ave.,
S .L-<1
> ^ ■£
(ijwu
Great Closing Out
1 "T; p (fy, rv-T^ <f?\ 'tC
Our entire stock of instruments Avill he closed
out at manufacturer's prices within tli next two
weeks. We have a fine line of st.'iiulanl ami
meclium grades of Pianos, consisliny the
Pischer, 1 vers ti. 1'ana, Everett, I;r;.uklintr M artin
& Bros., Harvard, Willard, Smith ^ Pirncs,
llainer Iiros., and many others.
Or^an-s Ne.w anil «iir.oncl Hand at ex.cedln^ly lo«
prlccs.
Coins Early er.d Get Your Choice.
A lar$e line cf Sheet Music Kt 5 cents per sheet.
Instruments sold on Ion* time and e.asy payments.
Piano Company,
N. B. RUGGLES, M.magcr.
First Street Between Oklahoma and Harrison Avenues.
Best Lead i'cntil ivcr Introduced in Oklahoma
,Ml-l!l ssl-.U. LEAD. One will outlwt two 1''"l'L'r P"1"'1
I' ict 10c EACH; PfR DOZEN $1.00; PER GROSS S'l.DO
urnl four ordinary ones.
Ordor •'The Staty, Cupitnl" A(jtjr(,hs
Comprtisaad Ltwul ptii. il.
State Capital i'rinling Co.
iiiithrlc
01.1.1
od that Ilia deatl nd
j friendly t" RumI
! the ovUTitry lo op- le.-d
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