davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-09

To mniejsza rzecz tY
sic troszcz Q to.
|Czy on paciorek m6Wi z ocho
ia.
Naucz go szczerze mtrilowat
Boga,
A wtedy latWiej. zwyciezy,
wroga.
Jezei ma1zOnkOWie sic POI
roma, kt6re 2 nich ma
naprz6d przem6Wic.
w pewnem towarzystWieI
sk]adajacem sic ze samych
bliskich krewnych powstafo
pytanie, ,Jezeli sic n a}zon-
kowie poroznia, kt6re z Mich
najpierw powinnop~ rzem6wit?'
TJak sic samo przez sic rozuo
mie, zdania byly podzielone.
Kobiety sadzily, re mezczyz-
nj powinni najpierw przem6:
vic a mezczyzni m6wili ze
kobiety. Stara babunia PREY
s}uchiwa}a sic temu W kohcu
powiedzia1a. Dzieci sadie re
to najpierw przem6wi kt6re
ma wiecej rozumu". Coz ma
to powiedza czytelnicy czy-
telniczki? Czy przyznaja s1u=l{
sznos6 babuni? Przys}owiel
powiada zee madry ustepuje
Przypatrzmy sic tel sprawie
niece blizej. Jezeli miedzy
ma}zonkami powsta}a spree
czka i gniew to jezeli jedno]
z ma}zonk6w ME odwazy sic
przychylnem }agoduem s}o-
wen zgody sprowadzic to
beda przez d}ugie dni W gnie-
vie obok siebie przechodzic
i lada drobnostka wywo}a
MOVIE z}osci, gniewy, pre-
klinania a czesto i bicia. Tenn
gotuja sobie wsp6lnie ciezki
krzyz. Jezeli zas staraja sic
przyjaznem s}owem Tub pol
stepkiem znowu sic pojed-
nae, to szatan ich kusic be-
die, ably sic ME upokarza}
MAJ pred iona, lub iona
pred mezem, ale kto te
pokuse szata6ska zwyciezy,
ten ma cd Pana Boga natych-
miast nagrode, DO zgoda POI
wraca natychmiast. Czyz vice
ME lepiej zaraz p~rzem6wic,
anizeli boczy6 sic przez d}u-
gle dni jedno ma drugie. A
vice kto wlecej ma
rozumu, i tego rozumu do
brze uzywac umie, ten mai
pierw %przem6wi przychylnie
i %sprowadzi zgode. A vice
madry ustepuje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-09
Poieca najpiekniejsze utwory muzJczne

POleca naJp1ekn1eJs2e utWOry muzJczne
Abt: Fl: TEsskn9ta. (Gdy jssk6lki} solo epiew 2Sc
Bordese: cyganki, duet solo lub chSE S S
Brzezinski. 10 Chfop. Obertas6w, solo fort. 60c
Brzezinski. A zawracaj cd komina , 30c
Brzezihski: Matulu kochana, Mazur $0c
Chopen. Rozstanie, mazurek. Duet ~ SOC
Chopen. Kompletne dzteia, STONY, so!o fort 800
ccin s9Sano MaFiz R gSs tF2agfy} d 1asny solo So. : sse
.Cwikiel. Idz do d;abfa, mazurek 25c
Fall N: z Ojczystych Niw 2. P. NJ, solo fcrt. 20
IvanoYici. Ma falach Dunaju, vale , Goo
Janusz. Polonez Kosciuszki >, Csc
Karasowski. Do piracy, solo lub ch6r.:.:... SOC
Kcszat. samotny, piosenka, solo 6piew s5s
kratzer. Dumka. Ludzie mOwia -. 25t
Krogulski. Dwie piesni narodowe, solo fort. SOC
Lewandowski. Starry Drnh, mazur -. loo
Moniuszke. Krakowiaczek wes6f y 25c
Moniuszkc !. Marsz safobny, Choir mezki.... 40c
Nedzieiski. DIVA I~rakowiaii1 solo fort. Sos
0ginski. Polonez, bardzo znany ESQ
0smahski. Bia4y nazur, znany SQe
szkoIa Spiewu. NaiWieksza najlepsza.... 7.95
szkoia ma SkrzyP.ce. Najiepszai n ajwiieksza II SO
s szfSfia as =. sS orsan1 iub fsslYas1a aali.ps.a s.sS
szkois ma ma cornet, A1to, Tenor lu6 BARTON 1.sS
szfoas ia Ia c,sase Z meloodyami polskiemi.. $50
Wrohski. Dyabei, galop z rycina solo, fort. GO 9
zalewsxl. Nieszcze6liwn. mazurek solo spw. go
Zslenski. Marsz Pogrx,bowy, Choir mezki:. &c
%Zaleuskj. Walczyku moi, solo hub Choir len. SO
z zaiswski 2ns sIa Eiooaneels.a, c sasssa vale !, IS
zaleuski. Weselo,K ujawiak, ), 70
ZaleWski. Boze cos ! mazur 8 maja,,orkiestra 100
ZaleWski q dymem iJeszcze Polska ). 100
IaIewski. Often mazur, czysta bicda y 55
Zaleuski. Polonez Kosciuszkii walc - 100
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-02

officials. 'ns county
JOHN B. MILNER, Chairman
+. A. McGRAW, Secretary aau'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-02
FLAG NOT LOCATED
It is Claimed, However, that it is in One
of the Frat Houses.

The flag stolen from the officials last
Friday, before it was awarded TO the
freshmen, has not been definitely To-
Gated, but members of the class claim
that it has been found in one of the
frat hnuses at the school. The fresh
men hold that the officials are respon-
sible for the flag. Last year, after tho
flag was turned over to the freshman
class, it mysteriously disappeared. its
whereabouts is only known by 4 few
persons.
A big tin milk can was chained
securely in the main hall of the library
building at the University yesterday
afternoon Ii bore the label; 90 For
poor old 100 from the freshman class,
with best regards, ~
The can was not allowed to remain
in the hall more than an hour. For
time things looked as though there
would be another class rush like the
one held last Friday, but the sopho-
mores were finally permitted to use
cold chisel and carry the can TO a
more convenient place where they
could enjoy its company unobserved.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-02
MORE INDIAN CASES
HAVE BEEN DECIDED
Indictments Dismissed and Mo-
tions Disposed of in United
States District COurt.

The following motions and demurrers
were disposed Of IN cases pending in
the United States District court Mon
day, THAI being motion day:
In the case of Samuel NJ. Nixon
against the Southern Pacific. motion
for new trial was denied, and the ver-
dict of $1,000 awarded in the second
trial, was allowed to stand.
In the two cases Of the Buckhorn Ore
company against Kern et al, for the
unlawful extraction of ore, dismissal by
stipulation.
L. \. Wall ct al, administrators Of
Telluride Power company, motion and
demurrer argued and submitted. This
is the case where lesson, while survey
ing with a companion some two years
ago at Bingham, threw steel tape line
against one of the company's live wires
and was shocked to death.
In the case Of r. S. Pethgrew VS.. A.
E. Hyde ct al, trial was set for Oc-
tober 10. Seven other cases were car
ried over until next Monday morning.
A decision was rendered by JUDGE
Marshall in the case Of the United
States against A. B. Smith, and in the
case of the United States against Jess
up Thomas. charged with trespassing on
Indian lands. In his decision the
Judge dismissed the indictments upon
the same ground that he did tue one
i'll the case of the United States against
Boss, come time ago. The Judge held
that, as the Indians are citizens of the
United States and, as they are amenuble
TO the State and National laws, it is
not trespass to deal with them any
more than it would be to deal with any
other citizens Of the State.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-02
CHRONICLE APPEARS
University Paper Is Filled With Inter
esting Reading Matter


The first isue of the University
Chronicle made IT'S appearance at the
school Yesterday The issue is gotten
up in excellent form. 1t is Glled with
lively stories. witty Jokes and funny
cartoons. The paper will continue to
make its appearance every other week
Gordon Higgins is the managing cdl-
tor.
Occurring O. Mary the leading
story, is by Miss Alta Rawlins, a mem
Der of the Junior class. 1t deals with a
Youths first courtship. Fortunately
for him, perhaps, he did not get the
girl of his heart desire. An older
rivaI more trained in that art, sue
ceedcd in capturing the Prize, The
story is we'll told Interest is Kept up
throughout.
The raost numerous piece in the is
sue is entitled: cit Happened in
Alta. - The story is in diary form
and relates the experiences Of the class
IN summer surveying. The class spent
six weeks ct Alta during June and
July. Numerous cartoons assist IN
making the story one of the best in
4 couple of articles appearing ip the
issue by Couch Msddock and captain
Benpiou, dealing with the athletic out
iool! for the coming season, are or more
than lively interest 10 the SCHOOL
Both predict most successful year
in football.
Ono OF the heart .to.hcsrt talks that
Prof, Ebauch has with his classes IS
printed in this Issue for the peneht
OF those not so fortunate az to be as
sociated with him. Dr. Ebaugb s talk
deals with tho obligation Of the stu
dent TO his - Alma Mater
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-02
II IS A FACT
Buffalo (N. Y1 T,,n

hhi IN Eiew 9f the general belief i, ,bo
Sso.nS 9l cnronIc Brieht's Disease v eeur 6
ppe.es inc John j. Fulton comnsn and pia
resnnto.;S "to'e US asking us to send a rnn
Guy Two of whom have rccors.aSb IN this
third is getting we'll efcu nnd the
member OF our staff won, On 49,
paf.'hs on Jefferson street TO inyesti.s,oi vi Yge
following facts; e'e 'ns reporter the
~ re had friend who wns so for
u.eoe.es mat ne could hardly move f.ator w'sn hn
wnS Ss,on,shed to see him back again ss be &c
the same disense. Later she ,no developed
about ner daily avocation WV was again
lHe business man in question was ;,,.,
interested; as he was great sun fomau ,asehhsely hy
ee rI"ia DIABETES He learned that their ro.
Compounds tor Bright's Disease and spg r; tulfon
anu ne procured the treatment for h;ess'
Iit With me result that the cramps and msefi, nsf,
en,rsiv en S,e9a this heretofore incarabe dsesse
personal care of his business 'esuned the
,r IL so han1ens that the men,bo- 80 =,
tunes stan who verified these fac,e Inc tne
SnSws OF another case in this city tb,, s'fo 30
NeIclng 10 the same treatment 'c"' 10
That chronic Briehts Disease .,a ~,
betes' deemed fatal the world over. nre pon nan.
cured by the Compounds discovered - 60" Gov
francisco by Prof. Fulton is be;nr ~ ns.a ohh
hsned IHaa a. mere as well In California WRn2
We are the agents for the Fulton c,n
pounds referred to above-the onIy cnrn. vn.
Snowa for Bright Disease ard 81, ka,"s ku.es
leo SI'dDeT'esi nv 81 per cent Send for free book
ond south and DIV Wes. F@E s01p COMPANY corner Sec
When to suspect Briehrs p;so.
weakness or loss OF weight; buff aSieo-
hands or eyelids; Dropsy; kidney trnnbis, nms,
aiter inc third month; urine may show scJ;'
OF these. 'ue OF more
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-02

Prof,
pletou.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-02
Amendment Is Made.

On motion Of 4. J. Evans of Lob;
the following was incorporated in The
platform: 'ue
We pledge our State Senators and
representatives, if elected, to use their
pest endeayors to secure State aid for
high schools - -'-
John B. Miner was called for md
among other things, he made the fol,
lowing statement:
1t has been predicted by q promi
nent gentleman of the dominant
church that the Democrats must come
to the rescue and save this fair state
from the deplorable conditions now
confronting us.
After the reading of the platform.
the convention got down to business
and nominated the following ticket:
Chllds of Lehi. by aeclamatiou,
County Attorncy-A. B. Morgan of
Spanish Fork, by acclamation.
Assessor-Jamcs r. Farrer of Provo,
by acclamation
Treasurer-Milan D. Atwood of
Pleasant Grove
Reeorder-Charles NJ Bird Of Maple
ton, by acclamatiou.
Clerk-Davld Openshaw of Provo, by
acclamation.
Sherlff-W. X. Henry of Provo.
SoIllIil9oiplcIo- W. ". STCer OF SDaD-
1sh Fork, two-year term; Joseph W.
Goats OF Lehi, four.year term.
Representatives-Guy w. Mendeu-
hall of Springville, j, Will Knight of
Provo, James O. Bullock OF Pleasant
Grove, Thomas B. Healin of Santaquin.
Senators-Jamcs II. Clarke. Ameri~
eau Fork; Hyrum Lemon, Payso
Surveyor-John E. Miner, Provo.
Final adjournment took place at
o clock in the evening,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-02
ONE KILLED, MANY HURT
Runaway Car on New York Street Rail
way Jumps Track

NEW YORK, Oct. IA child was
),ilIc1 and a score Of men and women
injured, fivo or six dangerously, ton! Ght
when runaway car CT the onkers
strect railway dashed down tho steep
;nlI;no Of McLape avenue and Jumped
,hc trael: al sharp turn nj tho foot
~ The hill, turned over, burying thc
passengers in the wreckage.
Tbe accident was due to the break
~ q chain attached TO the brake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-02
Thirty-Five Subjects Taught by These
Specialist Instructors

EtPrincipai Lake Breeze school -'0 'A'''
Angel Boys
Teacher Schools. " ~
Instructor, University
William Blum Chemistry Malurgy
Chemistry University o
Principal Lafayette
Professor OF University Of Utah
OF Remington Typewriter Company.
w Hartley Higher Mathematics
University
Cashier, Utah Copper Company.
A
II University Of Utah
" ' Show oard Fainter Keith-o company ~
Manager, Telegraph Gable Company.
Murray Sullivan Drawing
O. S. L. Ry
Stephens Smith, Attorneys.
pauH Wyman
Utah
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-02
PAYING
DEBT
|lun|b ". K. henry
|ti BY Democrats
E'l la]r Sheriff
||'sssls}rIsA ssl WITNESS ,,l3SSsrox
b AZ WASalNOloN
a. bllurch Democracy u
|HSaSurty Convention
|s., tralt Grove

GROVE, Oct. LIN
n,llticsl situation IN
~, . month ago, The
4 raiders Just what 10
t.e apostolic Senator
- i came time to hold
hat tine there was
~. ,bs county who be-
Il Harmon could get
ANN bis party for the
,df. But he did get
X'rr,5 for a moment that
lid be nominated for
IN or the Democratic
L,s,nding all this, The
a ,Le people the plans
Lk carried out to noml-
q. in convention. then
uy him the political
-.a owed him for the
Is played during the
1inn. ,
Z Washington and told
uittee what a good
r,.. Henry, being a
70: be taken care of
!Asn to give him the
! on the comfy ticket.
rheme was launched,
<aess Of the plan refer
10 the action of the
4, convention at Pleas
T,lsss, a man eminently
n pOsitiou of Sheriff, and
rlept anti-Smoot dele
vas showed under go
there was hardly q
decree had gone forth
Ia be nominated at all
|,nyeution squirmed and |
b :ome escape from the
|hs before the delegates
what was going on,
',tion was announced, !
|tb4ue a month ago pre-
y b. All that remains
Whisper to 90 forth that
y acrifced and Henry |
|h whisecotton.
|;s was called TO order
|Salty Chairman 4. B.
hiroduced j. w. n.
Temporary chairman, In
b NJ. Whitecotton made
> d American Fork was
renTy secretary. After
|tismttecs, one on ere
; Cgsljzation and order
!,' one on platform and
Y .Oryentlon took a re.
p m.
the first business to
We convention was the
'ssnlttee on credentials.
'He 6led, and each dele.
4nesd to cast its entire
Eit OD organization and /
l''s reported and made
0gsnlzatiou permanent.
: % platform and reso-
Isd the following plat
'1s adopted:
5at 81 Utah county, in COP
@k hrst day OF October.
'se .e our unswerving allegi-
.,.s Of Justice and equality,
AIa 10 adhere TO and pro-
1, ,RlIrlples of Democracy as
y and prccept OF the inn
! 1rap.
/, Eseot political conditions
iIout by the Republican
Int TIC methods non be.
Fss o. both wings OF the
I, q @s one for its uuwor-
- Mormon church leadess.
d. " eHorts 10 sedvcn the
'.., .E so'ers 10 abandon their
',,s uans % their sympathles.
NJ MI that q prudent appl,-
! '.s !. principles 10 any comet
,1s suairs Is the only remedy
|, Nv ,oai neither the wax !
!, ,sI s.aer faction OF the pres {
:, ,o 10 Utah merits our
-. = W our earnest condem-
sI'ase.gl I s turmoil aud lusttul /.
! "''''ncnt and personal
~ squsllzatlon OF ;u.es. 7,
'..n. .rnsp,a,lnlslFatIous there bac
/. II,ss.llty ty IN the assessmon,
= sl.,' w,DpeT'y O: toe poor has
~, 49, us full value. while t,
,,iS..Ye IS nave been assessed al /.
usuoa ,,ps,la Of their properly. /
auoloi'o9 ..o9 10 enforce the
u i'rs4ol9 r,il ASSORTMENT of ali /
= III. ..,h county.
~ iS1.ieale 10 reduce the J
\ ss,,O ssI,oeo.nE in ,lie admin !
.IuI,.a oy cutting down |
@ " Lhc cougiy office !
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-02

paper hanging, painting, framing. Chas.
Il. Bodel. 1885 T.. lst So.
Prof. Delory's vocal classes, so7 TEN.
pletou.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-24
IN The OIL WORLD

The Galbreath company has brought
in a new laser III the Glenn sand in
the Glenn pool. The well is estimat-
ed at l5,OOO,OOO cubic feet. 1t is but
n short distance from the gasser own
ed by the same company which is a
100000 IT, producer The Galbreath
company is now before the city coun-
ell asking franchise to do business
here, offering rates for both domestic
and manufacturing purposes which
are said to be very reasonable. The
company in addition to the Glenn
wells, has a l0,OOO,0O0 gasser in the
Red Fork field and controls some of
the very best territory in the Creek
field.
C.. z. Cook is preparing to put down
a well for Galbreath, Colcord & Jones
on the Yargee place west Of Red
Fork.
w. F. Fleming has made lease on
his twenty acres near Red Fork and
work will begin August |.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-24
FLORIDA INVESTOR HERE.
T, j, McGourie Represents Large Fl
nancila Interests.

T. J. McGourie, United States mar
Sha under Judge Swain in Florida.
is in the city,representing large tinan-
cial interests from his home state,
that are contemplating investment in
Tulsa property.
Mr. McGourie is prominent poll
tician, republican, of course, in his
home state and is considered one Of
her most representative men.
Federal Judge Swain, under whose
jurisdiction Marshal McGourie works,
is the Judge recently brought into
the limelight of the world by federal
Impeachment. The marshal is amply
interested in the political situation in
new state, and seems assured of re-
publican victory in this section par
ticularly. The enthusiasm displayed
yesterday pleased Mr.. McGourie very
much and he stated that if that spirit
continued through the entire cam
paien, republican rule would un-
doubtedly continue unbroken through
out Oklahoma.
Mr.. McGourie is being shown over
the city by John II. Southwick. He
was driven about some yesterday af-
ternoon aud expressed himself as al
most mystifed at the marvelcu,
growth Tulsa has undergone in the
past few years. He was delighted
at her prospects for the future and
i seems assured that the heavy fnan-
cial interests that he represents. will
invest tn considerable extent here
just what is planned and how much
money his people want to expend here
could not be learned.
Marshal McGourie will be in the
city for several days.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-24
THE PICTURE BLOUSE.
A Delicate Green alace silk Embroid.
cred in Small Posiss r.
Thing Of Beauty. s

The term picture blouse seems con.
fined to those that are heavily EN-.
broidered, and the handsomer tho en-.
broidery the more does the name fuE
fiji Its mission. One beautiful waist
was made Of peau de cygne, as glossy
as mirror. while the embroidery was
in dull silks made more beautiful by
the contrast with the background.
One Of the picture blouses was In
the most delicate cloud green silk
glace. The design was as OF bou-
quet OF small flowers done In their
own tones. The design was a little
at one side OF the waist, extending
over and across the front and trailing
over the other shoulder. A compan-
lon waist to this was in the lightest
pink. with flowers done In red and
white and forget-menot blue.
Old.fashionei frilling finds a place
In the waist OF today and the frlllers
who did not begrudge hemming miles
Of soft India frillings are now get
ting busy upon frills no wider than
half the width of your little finger,
each frill edged with fine lace. The
waists are trimmed with these frills,
put on in rows. and rows across the
yoke and around the 81 ewes, and In
rows and rows around the girdle. OF
course, none but slim woman would
wear these frills, but she who Is tall
and slight is very effective in them
BROOKLYN Eagle.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-24
RUSSELL SAGE.

After attaining ripe old age Russell Sage has been
gathered to his fathers He will go down to his grave not
exactly covered with honorS but with reputation as
hard worker successful Spectator. and one of the
best savers that ever lived In his personal habits Mr.
Sage clean and wholesome. He never gave himself
or his money to rotous living mxuriant indulgence
His most noted characteristic was his remarkable sng
ness, This trait of his has been the subject of number
less columns of serious criticism and countless news
paper gbe, says the Kansas City Journal Nobody ever
gave me anything" he said, why should he give to
anyone9 But he did give something in his later years
not much, to be sure considering his great wealth. but
something, which seemed great deal in his eyes IIis
wife testified year ago that he made contrbu
tons To charity Of which the pubic knew nothing lie
$1,000 to the San Francisco sufferers, and perhaps
helped IN other public relief movements. But his life
has not been that could be called admirable or
broadly useful II would be a hard world if all men of
Russell Sages He got little ont of his long
year> of accumuatng and boarding beyond the simplest
comforts. such enjoyed by many a mechanic. And
now be ha, left his and entered the future life
poor a. the poorest heggar Did it payi
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-24
FIRING THE FIRST SHOT.

The political gathering in the city yesterday IN
which the republicans of the Twenty eighth Recording
District formed the first county, or as the convention
ritory Enthusiasm was displayed throughout the meet
ing, oratory flowed, harmony prevailed and the whole
body joined in hearty united effort the periccting of
the district organization 1t the opening gun of the
campaign to place the state of Oklahoma under re-
publican government the immortal principles of which
have led this country successfully and prospcrousy
to It's destiny a world power
In the convention, youth and age, III. gray haired
veteran and the aspiring young man. mingled freely
the laborng well represented and not a few who
had left the pow and the growing fields for the poit-
zeal hail. the original inhabtant the Indian, who has
left the old to join the better way of civilizations the ne
gro who realizes that the republican party struck from
him the shackes of slavery; is deSrous of expressing
his loyalty and eay the business man, laying aside the
duties of the commercial world; all were in attendance
making the body the most representative one ever in
the history of this section of the new state II was
splendid meeting and in Welding such a powerful or
ganization, the republicans fhs district have perfected
a tool which will rebound to their credit and sweep the
democratic ranks to destruction.
Every part of the district is represented The north
south, east and west all one working toward one
end In unity there is strength and in this organization
the republicans exhibit great strength There can be no
doubt but what the people of the entire district are given
an opportunity of hearing the republican doctrine ex
pounded and IN the battle of the ballots magnificent
victory gained by the republican party
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-24

To sling mud at Kelly 4 WheatIcy. or
the reporter who had little sense
enough to put our names in such an
article. But that the public may know
the facts. answer the article The
facts are these:
The tower was built according to
plans and specifications. the roof ~
and everything complete. The city
was then presented with 1000 pound
bell which they found to be too large
for the tower So they had Us tear
the tower down and build il higher.
All this brick and stuff had to he piled
on the roof. but we covered the roof
all over with plank before We lid 80.
After the tower was rebuilt 10 III the
bell and we were done and gone. the
parties who set the bell in place tied
their block and tackle rope to one
corner of the tower and dragged tha.
1000 pound bell across the roof. In
doing so, they pulled some Of the
bricks loose. II was q wonder that it