The Weekly Examiner. (Bartlesville, Indian Terr.), Vol. 12, No. 28, Ed. 1 Saturday, September 15, 1906 Page: 4 of 8
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"V THE KXAM1XEK CO.
THE EXAMINER Is published every Sat-
urday morning at Bartlesville. Indian Ter-
ritory, and has been admitted by the Pos-
tal Department for transmission through
the malls a., second class matter.
THE EXAMINER Is the oldest newspaper
published In the oil fields of Indian Terri-
tory „nd It clrct 'Vos extensively among
oil operators and people Interested In and
Identified with the petroleum Industry.
The Examiner covers a wide area of the
Cherokee and Osage nations, and advertis-
ers tlnd It unexcelled as a medium by
which to reach the public with their an-
nouncements. Advertising rates furnished
on application.
subscription- price One Dollar .Year
invariably in advance. Paper Is always ,
discontinued at expiration of subscription.
Remit by bank draft or postal order to 1
thk examiner company. Bartlesville.
I. r. OHAS. e. HAYWOOD. Manager.
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 15
WHAT HAKES A TOWS GROW.
There is different theories on
this subject, but the one usually
advanced is that a town must have
natural facilities in order to pro-
mote its growth, but we believe
that nature has but very little to
do with the work that was assigned
to man. We have seen towns
even in our day. with splendid
natural facilities, that died in their
infancy, all because of the selfish
greed of one or two men who
wanted to run all the lines of busi-
ness themselves, and because they
owned the townsite and had the
power to do so, they were left to
run it to their own satisfaction,
which of course, killed the town,
and under such conditions a town
very seldom recovers. No matter
how small or how large a town is,
there is generally somebody that
is trying to stop any new'enter-
prise that attempts to come, in on
the ground that it will injure their
business. We cant see it that
way. \\ e honestlv believe that if
our town had twice the business
houses, and twice the population
it has. that it would have at least
double the business, and where
would anyone be the loser! We
might recall an instance which oc-
curred in a town not a thousand
aides from here which had only
one livery barn, and when a sec-
ond one attempted to start in busi-
ness, there was a "scrap" on of
huge dimensions. But what do
>ruU ®"PPose the outcome was?
ihe nrst barn is doing a laro-er
business than before, and the sec-
ond is having all the business he
can reasonably handle. And other
lines would work the same way.
Qmt knocking and help your town
to grow and it will usually help
your town to grow and it will
usually help your own business in
tbe [Q"g run.-Guthrie Leader.
certain "Kentucky nightengales"
in the southeast suburbs, but on
J uesday evening the Third street
descendant of Balaam's steer
v oiced a gentle hee-haw under the
caption of "The People arc Think-
ing. 10111, Tom, why won't you
be good i
MR. VANDIVER BURIED.
Funeral service. Were Held From the
< hrUtain t liurch .Monday,
ihe funeral of M. N. Vatidiver was
held from the Christain church at
dood Monday, Rav. e. J. Smith of
ficiatiojr. The deceased was a member
of the Baptist church and one of its
elders and- the funeral would
have beeu held from the neweuiflce of
I ufeted T?'nati0n h8d il beeu
!? j j f serVlces were very largely
'woodmen ti-l0Cal lodiJ,t of Modern
Woodmen being present in a body,
the order8 vi \-D^ buen a member of
the order. Mr. \ andiver had been ill
weekehVie8rmreh 1 aud fC"' 'nore than 11
vveeK hu life had been despaired of
brain ate1U^ fr°® of the
His hrn u' Saturday afternoon.
His brother John Vandiver, and two
durfn^°hl mUeId,Kan- visited him
during his illness and his father,
tended ,hm7S Ht ,W*yfleld. Kan., at-
funeral, his aged mother
th^ im.n v.preventt;d from making
I™™* here owing to sickness
vin', k er h,ad re8idt-'d in Bartles-
memK about four years and was a
Little ri°,e firra conducting the
l! . Giant grocery. He is survived
by his wife and three children.
Saturday, September, 15, luon.
Warning Order.
rltory sitting at Bartlesville. W
Maude Russell. PlalntllT, )
Frank RuiieVl, Defendant * fcqultj'
I lie defendant. Frank Russell, li warned
to appear In this Tourt within thirty <:*M
tiff!Iviaucl?'DRussi'ij16 conipla,ntof the plain-
SSK-" "-•••<"■ ".V'«
('HAS. A. DAVIDSON, clerk,
[skal] By Wm. Higgins, deputy
wm. T. Sldell,
,, Attorney for Plaintiff
Geo. S. mil,
Attorney for Non-resident Defendant.
have the proof.
Ministers Demand Investigation of Charge
Against American Book Concern.
Governor Frank Prantz has request-
ed a conference with the Methodist
ministers who recently pas3ed resolu-
tions condemning the relations exist-
ing between L. W. Baxter, territorial
superintendent of public instruction,
and the American Book concern
last weelf6 pUAblished in the Examine;
last week. A representative of thp
I t^.n^eaD H passt'd the resolu-
tions called upon the Governor this
tert have"thprmed *1® that the minis"
ters have the proof to substantiate
mitLitwrhe8 that they would sub-
mit it whenever he choose to call a
legal investigation. This places the
matter squarely up to Governor Frantz
nofh^ wina'D8- 10 bese,!n whether or
not he will oraer a thorough investi-
book°trust' ^fter,'8.dealin" with the
rhe ll i V The ministers who passed
the resolutions were members of the
££&.i&iastjfftb
demanded any investigation in order
to disprove the charges.
Ordinance No. 161.
An ordinance levying a tax upon all nron-
k«Vm " m1 to !nx,iUou Within the cfty of
^h^lclliuiet WHhln the Bartle^iri
Belt ordained by the City Council of the
city of Bartlesville, Indian Territory
See. 1 I lint there is hereby levied UDon
?/*> i'. Ju property within the limits of
Bflrtlesvllle for theyear lHOfta tax
for (Jeneral purposes of (10) ten mills on eaSh
i shnwnTvH "I valuation of said property
a t r >y,V"' '"st assessment thereof and
seven milUn8e,le™' Sh°o1 Purposes of®7)
valuStionoVsSld"^rty" °f th° aSSess, d
$?™nn^and form^rovf"
tlesvlllu Ordinances of the city of Bar-
ful^ftireft Jnl?ii/hl8 ordinance shall be In
r!«, 1 from ftn<l after its duo
toTaw*' 'aPPrOVI ul pu,'"eatlonaccording
tetenmd npproved thls 12 <" y of Sep
Attest ' ' W- T. SI DELL, Mayor
JAY H. MULLEN, Recorder.
No. TOJ3.
REPORT
OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
. {"j*1 city ordinance may have
Had tbe salutary effect of silencing
Ed
FEW
CLOTHES
Are better made than Therlen s
I lie} have that nicety of finish
vey'tIm't' 1 '",1.of t and eon-
™rL\Vft%sisxttgr,cb
A FULL LINE
!n ,;^iI?0i't<',d nn" domestic Cloths
in fall and winter weighta «rc
Just in and we Invite your"*
spectlon of them. \\\. wat
your orders. 1
therien
Upstairs, Bucher Building,
Opposite Almeda Hotel.
First Baptist t hurch of Bartlesville.
Tomorrow will witness the dedica-
viflJ TKBaptlst church of Bartles-
v lie. The services will in realitv hl
gin this evening, when the pulpit will
be occupied for the first time by Rev
Ell'imJ f ik"' °f Xewton> Kan. Mr."
Elliott is the southwestern sectetarv
for the Home Mission society and has
s beiDe bo,h ■«bi««"
eloquent He has announced as his
subject Baptist Brand Marks " The
dedicatory sermon will be delivered
by Rev. William S. Wiley if T
cone, I. T., tomorrow morning imme-
diateiy after Sunday school exercises
•ii c C?se l^e sermon a collection
Will be taken for the purpose of -afs
^ngthe deficit in the? bfilSn? fund!
az hi iSr^ur^s SL
n^riS to,'?lve.hl3 congregation a place
of worship of an enduring character
and with the aid of the building c^m!
mittee as well as the individual mem-
bers of the congregation, the result
accomplished is one of which thev
may all feel proud. The following
MmOvPrl building committee: F
. °v^lee8- chairman: William John-
stone, Tom George, J, w. s! Jones
Ochelata Notes
sstSJ.- "D c'rEn,:;°ur
from Albupuerqut, |
.he h„d of the .tore Tt, Se a*.
"HI «t«rt oo«t MoodkV The
s
eMtt'.^orh'oHr
hwttl to keep a place where one can
"""
AT BARTLESVILLE
in the Indian Territory, at the close of
imiilness, 8ept. 4, l'.nw.
RKSOURCKS.
Loans and discounts IWt 7Ti Oi
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured ,W
f: H. Bonds onShCaUnrd
Premiums on V. 8. Bonds' 7.7. 4
^ture"8 US''' furniture and fix-
^ Vnot re-
Sue \p
Checks and other cash Items 8 37Kw
Notes f " her Natlona! banks. " ' , , ^
Md centsPnPer ,'Urrency' nickels,
Hmw.V1.' lUone* r,'s«'rv<' in bank, viz': 8S''''
PSpi Cie || , Jy.j r.x
Legal tender notes .... i'31000 lftno-' vi
Rednmptlon fund with V. H.Treas. "
urer lo per cent of circulation I iimn nri
Due from r. s.Treasure" other thai.
•t per cent redemption fund 1,125.00
BOVAIRD & SEYFANG MFG. COMPANY
BARTLESVILLE, INDIAN TERRITORY
manufacturers of
Drilling and Fishing
Tools =—
4 Rig Iron Outfits^ Pimping ol'tfits "and Imnlucker Rods
gents for Williamsport \\^re Sand'lines and Drilling Cables
Waterbury Manila Bolt Cables
Let us figure your bill for Outfit and Oil Well Supplies.
complete DRILLIN6 outfits furnished promptly
PHONES] Office 34
I vV AREHOUSE I94
Storm tias-Burners.
Producers in the reservation must
use them. We have them. Order to-
day. Oil Well Supply Company.
Leave orders now for your new fall
suit with TherieD, artistic tailor, op-
sosite Almeda hotel, Hucher Building.
EXAMINER—A DOLLAR A YEAR.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
w' bp inserted under
VvAiJVf ? the fate of ONE ( EXT A
counted "° f'J v<*rt I'euient to be
counted at less than 15 words ( ash in
•11 eases to accompany order.
WANTED.
• -$#34,740.14
Pike's 1'eah ( entennlal Celebrmtlon,
Colorado Springs, Colo. For the
above occassion we have r,V, I
ptw trlpH^kft8 follows; Denver
lueblo and Colorado Springn, 817
elusive 8p/n ,September 1" to 22 in-
Ladies' hats retrimmed for 50c —
KlnFry TraVU( ^PStai" ^
See! .See!
A complete; line of hunting coats
, arnuniltion and sporting iroods'
Charles Clark's Temple of Kconoray."
Total
liabilities.
sssa«s. . • —'
I n;lu ld;;;!(|>r"l1,expe,1SeS and '
Individual dep,wits subj.-et to el eck«!7 OIH^i-
• • s. iyi .00
Total |~BI -)o 1
united status of amkkica, , " " '°' 4
Indian Territory, 'ss.
T V V NI?ft,hernJ),StrICt' ) "
ab<m'.d .tatemont!"vHS„4bvVV^
knowledge and belief best of my
[skal 1 thomas b. hrooisg,
w. h. norton, i
moktimeb p. stilwell [-Director.
®artlesvHieCi^arCo~
V At 202 Eas, Second Street 17,.., .
HIGH GRADE CIGARS
thervery bwfHavana, and by'skilPd'311^ g°°d Made from
is also the verybe"! ?hat can hf °lir5c goods
unisn labor. Wo solicit the oatmn L'mPloy only
all smokers, and request that von o ^ ^ hrough.t,le dealer) of
.rial, at ,ea«. WeSv^^^fl'^er Z* ' lh0ro""h
The
Savings
Bank
Is a good place to save money,
but in Real Estate is the place
• to make money, and I can show
you when and where good in
vestments can be made.
Houses and Lots.
IHree-room house on Jennings „v
water amVga*'1prl'ce ".'.U'. ^ JI200
Two-room house and bam on len
anneMtTronnotf,prlce>e.0t JIJOO
iuy waterf°prrice '0t 100ll«-
Tl A Bargain.
front and a corner lot, only 'thrp^
Another.
A Snap.
Al/l,IIlfwo"Htor^r houM«, 7 roomi nmi
'.1J2S5
treel, win! i" ,llvlde<J ' "> Ave
I-arge chleke^ar'" wTtbMlcken
bouse in the center ti,i. 1
nesii narf rV'i" t,l'K lcs 'rom busl-
waVkHi'i "LlT„™\rhu *'%-
only ti per cent interest. *,Ul
Fire Insurance.
burnout. lo "IHd If you
fiSBfMSVt-S
H. W. PEMBERTON
Roam. fTi«B'°V 15KI'KKM
Rooms 9-10 Phone 31
AVANTKO-A SCHOOL, HAVING NEW,
' J. attractive proposition, wishes t'ner-
(Tla iTerrltorvWO'i"Un.t° .v,8,t towns ' In-
'J"'1 territory. Good salary and expenses
preferred h/f 8ol}le knowledge of music
prtferred, but not essential—J. H. Moore
lymouth Place. Chicago, III. 1
jJCHoi)i, tkaoher wantkd—la dy
0r gentlf'n"'n: about three and one-half
miles west of Copan, J. T. Beirln school
winter'0'Twfn/v School all
winter. nty-flve pupils more or Jfss
°V connnunity. Must jm* ex pe lie need
and a holder of third ^rad«- certificate* sal
month. Apply at once to j. A
llson, < ]• rk. < 'oDaii, I. T
LOCAL RAILWAY TIME CARIL
Atchison, Topeka Sl Santa Fe.
northbound.
Passen fer (dally) 9-80 am
No. Passenger (dally).... rtknml
No- -^1. Freight (daily).......
80uthb0und.
No. ajl. Pansen^er (dailv) rt.<)n _^
S KB VICI,—No. 225 has
chair car to Kansas City:
connects at Indepenil-
ence, Cbanute and Otta-
wa for points west; par-
lor car Independence to
Kansas City. Train No.
221 has chair car Kansas
City to Owasso and par-
- , lorcarKansas City to ln-
fnJ?« °* 210 c°D°ects at Independ-
ence and Cbanute for points north and west;
sleeper Independence to Kansas City.
WE LEMD. OTHERS FOLLOW ••
GLOYO LUMBER CO.
A COMPLETE STOCK OF
Building Material
fl Rig Stock a,d
ii. Heavy Timbers
COOP CRAPES, RICHT PRICES
American National Bank
Bartlesville, Ind. Ter.
Capital and Surplus, (over) $100,000
"eP0S"B -(over) $400,000
ReSOUrces (over) $500,000
Officers and Pirectors
Santa Fe
o. 8. Matson. j. \y. Perry.
Missouri, Kansas St Texas.
northbound.
Jf0*.??* Jf*M®iiger# dally 12:25 am
v° r« Passenger, dally'. ;;\o%
No. ■&. Passenger daily. 4:45 pm
*""• —iiKt;r. uany...
No. 530 Way Freight, daily
southbound.
S° S.i' Passenger,dally
no puuiint...... ^..11."
..11:25 am
Qet a Map
il is^=l| IZzr: WHALEY & H,CKEY' Ci'" Engineers.
26 runs through to
Kansas Olty without
change, arriving at 11:55.
Also makes direct con-
nection at Parsons with
Katy Flyer for Ht. I.ouls.
No. 24 makes all evening
-v connections at Kansas
in V^.po'nts east. ('halrcar from Hart |..s-
vllle to Kansas City. No. 22 arrives at Kan-
«nS| ity1at7:1,U'l,rrylll,f H through sleeper
points "aVt"' "" ,,,ak''88" connections for
G. R. McKINLEY, Joint Agent.
AN UP-TO-DATE fflfflEFRY
Real
Estate
Choicc lots for residence and
business purposes
We have a choice list and
will be pleased to show you
the properties.
We have purchased the grocery business
and good will of Baird Bros. Have
rdveithhe stocito v12 East Third strtet
and \vt have bought an entirely new
idded^n^h aKd fanCy Kroceries and
have thp ' ' ,ab°Ve ,stock and we now
„ t.hc most complete line of fancv
groceries to be found in Bartlesville We
solicit the patronage of the public, guar-
anteeing them best goods at a reasona
P™St. We shall make a peSy „
prompt del,very to all parts of the dtv
I written in old line companies ''
;; Office: West of Rightway Hotel !
1
E. E. Norval & Son
Telephone 123
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