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CHAPTER VII.

CHAPTER VII.
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AUSTRIAN JEWS MEET HERE.
VIII BuIld Near RivlnEton Street a Home
for Aged and Orphans.

for Aged and Orphans.
The opening session OF the third annual
convention Of the Federation OF Gslician
and Bukowinian Jews in America was held
in Beethoven Hall, 210 East Fifth street,
Yesterday morning, One hundred and
eighty-six delegates, representing about
one hundred different branches Of the fed
GRAFTON, listened to the MESA ge OF the presi-
dent, Jacob Pfeffer, and the report OF the
fnance committee, that the organization
was in such good shap financially that the
erection OF a nome for the orphans and the
INDECENT aged among the Galioian and
Bukowinian Jews would be begun before
the end Of the yea
The organization was founded two years
ago by Mr.. Pfeffer, who yesterday declined
a nomination for a third term az president.
Its object is to band together the Austrian
Jews in America, the great majority Of
whom come from Galicia and the oon-
tiguous province Of Busowina, for mutual
aid and especially to take care of immi-
grants from those provinces, Most Of the
Galician and Bukowinian Jews in this coun-
try live in the neighborhood of Rivington
street and it is probable that the site for
he institution which the federation is to
erect will be in that section.
Joseph BarondeSS,' the labor leader,
made a long speech, in which he urged the
| unifcation of a. the Jews in the United
States, so that they might be better able to
render assistance to the oppressed of their
race in Russia and other countries OF
Europe.
The afternoon and evening sessions were
taken up with the nomination Of officers
for the ensuing year and the reading of'the
report OF the committee appointed at the
morning session to consider the q
tions in the presidents message. Ballot
ing for the candidates nominated yesterday
will be held to-day and the convention will
close this evening. 4.
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CENTRAL AUCTION co. NJ. Sheehan, Auct..
15s 1854 Canal ST., will Sell at 10 A. M:
May 2l-Byh McAleenan. Se9 Fulton ST. Brook
Ign: diamonds, icwelry, &c, Nos. 2ss2, Feb. 10. TO
6i07. April 81. 1905. and all goods held over.
May 22-By Il. simpson & Co., lts West AID 81.
diamonds. jcwclry. &c, pledged to No. 1000, March l,
1905, and oil goods held over.
May Ely. Jos. Levy, 1855 Varick ST.; clothing,
20 MAJ Is, 1905.
May 2S-By o'Brien & Ryan: clothing,
May 24-By Film: jeVelry.
May 2i-By II. Freel, 20 New m At. :: cloth
ing, pledged 10 May IS. 1905,
May 25-By NJ & l.. Harlan, 1854 East l25th 81,
diamonds, jewelry. &c. pledged TO May IS, 1905.
and all goods held over.
May 25-By Film; clothing.
May 2s-By r. Berger, 400 9Th av.. 4oA West 42d
ST.; diamonds, jewelry. &c, to May 20. 1908.
May 2s-By II. Breckwedel. 47S Grand ST.; cloth
ing 10 May 20. 1905.
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SALES.

/, L. FIRrSKI. Auct,. 10 Bowery. sells 10 a. NJ.
May Ord Goldstone Bros: jewclry.
May Order 4. Landau, sos 9th av.: all dla
monds. watches, jewclry. goods every description
pledged prior May Is. 1905. to No. 1900, and all
older dates held over.
May Order NJ. Manning & Sons. 1870 Sd av..
6s4 sth hy.; clothing, &c. pledged prior May IL, 1905,
May -Orde Vim. simpson & Co.. l5i Bowery:
all diamonds, watches, jewelry, goods every descrip.
ton pledged prior March 20. 1905, to No. 9442, and
all Older dates held over.
May aS-Order j. f. Lemon & Co., 40 9th av.: all
diamonds. watches, Jewelry., goods every dcscrp-
aud from Nos. ! TO l225, and all older dates held
over.
May Order NJ. HammerSchlag & Co., l29 Park
description pledged prior May 20, 1905. to No, $4,000.
and all older dates held over.
May sS-Order H. Freund q Co., 0 Avenue b:
clothing. DC. Piled ged prior May 10. 1905.
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Extraordinary
Auction at White Plains.

300 lots will he sold by
GEORGE W. BARD, Auctionccr. on the premises,
rain or shine, Decoration Day. May 10.
at 1890 a. ~. under mammoth tent.
WILL BE SERVED.
Special tr.in will leave Grand Central station
at $50 A. II. on day OF sale.
Complimentary transportation will be furnished.
ONLY I MINUTES WALK from station. on
trolley line: these lots are the choicest property
In White Plains, beautifully located. high and
dry. with nnc views.
Maps, tickets and full particulars may be had OF
George W. Bard Real Estate Company,
Room 200. City Jan Building, Mount Vernon, NY.
Telephone. 35s-W.
Bronx Once, G34 East ii9th ST., corner Sd av.
Telephone. l062-Mclrose.
OR
Turner & Co... 2 Depot square, White Plains.
Telephone, 2s-J.
New York ONCE, 20l. East AID st.
Telephone. 5i6-3sth.
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CLOTHING.


G~ENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING 10 order on 81
weekly payments; perfect MI line material. EX.
CHANGE CLoTHING CO.. go Broadway. Rooms
Q and
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Real EsrATE+QUEENs BOROUGH.
FOR SALE
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSE

TERMINAL HEIGHTS-The best Money Makerln
N Y, QUEEN BOROUGH CORP. ii23 broadway
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OPTICIANS AND OPTICAL GOODS.

AVOID NOSE TORTURE
Levoy's ClAmhold eyeglass clip does II all
Don't pinch. mark nor fall. Attached while yot
wait. 90 cents. Prescriptions hlled while waiting
LESOY. IA East 13d ST.. N. u.
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HOTELS


A.-ELRGANTLS Furnished Apartment, private
bath. q. 90 daily; Including meals, two, s26 weekly:
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

NO EXTRA A o IT.
Advertisements for The Sun and Evening sun
may be left at any American District Messenger
once In :le billy.
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By william II. Smith.

peari street, No. 8ss, east side. 30 feet south c
aat street, aIex7l x26ⅇ nve story brick loft an
store buidine; W. II. Belcher ct al. VS.. L. ", Belchel
"A. ct al; ", A. Belcher. attorney; +, d. Van Vleci
re{aYoe: partition.
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HhLP wANTED-FEMALE

NINE. JACouIN'S BUREAU. COZ 9th av.. s5th ST
Superior servants. all nationalties, cooks, walt,
resses. laundresses: couples promptly procured.
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WAnted, stcady WOrk,
ALLISON & LhMSON, S East 18th 81.
UMBRElIAS-Tippers wanted on silk UNI
s Fast 18th ST.
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LILA

FOR SALE OR RENT.-South Nyack: gentl
mans residence: sale. 3l4.oOO. &. T. MORROy
South Nyack. y, Y.
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j. p. Whiton-Stuart Co. wants
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE,

4 WORK~WASHTSG Am IROTITC
WANTED WRITE OR CALL. HEAD
ING. lis FIRST Az, THIRD FLIGHT. REAR.
LEFT.
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REAL ESTATE-NEW JERSEY.


FOR SALE.
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BONA EIDE BARGAIN.

Three 2 story white stone double fats: Bedford
section: a0X75xio0: new and UP to date, not heated:
rental 81. $50 each: owner Will sell three houses
for $4,000. rare opportunity for Investors; only
$40. 900 needed; best offer OF season.
RIOS. le9 Ralph av,. Broo klyn.
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CHOICE unim proved property at Piermont. N. Y;
overlooking the Hudson River for miles. HAIR
HARlNG, Picrmont. N. Y.
FOR SALE.-Two cottages; q rooms; all improve
mcnts. JAMES KILBY. Real Estate. 20 Broadway.
Nyack, N. y.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-26
A Polyblot Campaign.

The editors throughout the Indian
Territory have much To contend with.
Being unable to reach all Of the peo-
pie in that section of the new state
by printing unauthorized English.
they are pursuing other tactics. The
New State Tribune, Democratic, is
roasting everything republican, in
the Greek language. Barring the fact
that they have worn four messenger
boys 10 shreds in an effort 10 get the
headlines translated before going to
press. and the fact that two or three
columns of the stuff will make a
raving maniac out Of the ordinary
linotype operator, the system thus
far Is meeting with democratic ap-
proyal. The South McAlester News
Is damning everything pmocratie
in Italian in an effort to teach the
Italian miner the proper way to east
his vote. and the Muskogee Phoenix
i running a column edited BY ''Big
Injun. "-Pawhuska Capital.
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DEL PARKS SHOT.
Tom Dyer Shoots Fellow Gambler in
Broadway Saloon.

Oklahoma City, Okla. August 25-
In the saloon 40 II North Broadway
conducted by Wade Speer,. Tom DIVER
at ten O'Clock last night, shot a fellow
gambler. Del Parks. in the lef, foot
Parks ,ays after shooting him in the
loot. Dyer announced Do, intention IA
Kill him. but was prevented from do.
ing SO by Wade Speers. the saloon
man, who took Dyer, gun away from
him.
The police arrested Dyer and placed
him m the city holdoyer. Parks was
also taken 10 the police station. Wher.
city physician J. 4. Reck dressed the
wound. The ball. which was from a
Colts automatic. penetrated the left
foot about an inch above the second
JOINT OF the great toe. SCATTERING the
metataDal bone and lodging IN the
sole OF the shoe.
The shooting was The result of the
bad feeling that exists among local
gamblers Yesterday Al Wagner.
gambler. swone ont complaints against
eight gamblers and gaming house
keepers. among them being Clint
Stout. Jake Barnes. Tom Over. one
Hodges, one Wea,herby and three
Others whose name, were not obtain
able last night.
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Don't Underestimate Il.

Do not underestimate Oklahoma.
II Is long on virtue and intelligence.
Wait and see if the constitution of
Oklahoma does not mark a milestone
in the advancement of a free gov
eminent. 1t will not be a product of
sectional strife or the result of an
arehistie revolution, but of the most
evenly balanced scales of justice. 1t
will be erystalized intelligence and
sentiment of a people who have built
an empire in less time than was ever
before recorded in the history Of
the world. Do not lose sight of the
fact that such a people do not need
the aid of older communities in Law
ing the foundation of a new state
Pawhuska Capital.
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News From SkiatOOk

permine with which party to cast
their lot. Eyerthing. that has a tend
eney to better government, is found
in the principles as have been set
forth, from time to tine, by the Re-
publican party.
Past history shows that, business
depression, dependency and disaster.
has followed in the wake of Demo-
cratic victories, IF they NAV be so
called which were only victories at
the poles, for the time being. and
death TO the leaders later. when the
result of election victories were put
into actual operation.
You who are considering the oues-
ton. a Ia where TO east your lot,
compare the predictions made by W.
j. Bryan, in the campaign of 1896,
with the actual results that followed
the election OF that campaign, and
You will think of him as only a Wis
and false prophet.
The American people are fast be-
coming ike the ''Missourians and
to be shown"
Reflect. voter, reflect. if you would
see and be wise.
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REPUBLICANS n
immigration lnsures Success Of Party
az South McAlester.

South MeAle>ter. August 25.-The
new town Of Patterson eight miles
from the city, where the DuPone peo-
pie will start their powder works in
a few days. will add a figure TO local
politics that has not been counted on.
The powder mill with its allied indus.
tries will employ about three hundred
men, most Of whom will be skilled la
borH from the east. where the repub-
hean party Is strongest. The local
republicans are already claiming the
town, which with the local camps will
give them the lead in political affairs
in this immediate section.
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Republican Club Active.

The Republican Club is waking up
getting new recruits every day and
as the Constitutional Delegate mar
Is now out, the campaign will soon
open IN true republican style. Al
a little eurbstOne meeting, not long
since, II was remarked by one Of our
Republicans. that when the defeated
Billy landed in New York City,
the United States was liable to cant
that way. The remark was taken
seriously. at first, but when one of
our older politicians explained the
situation, by calling the attention of
the crowd 10 the fact, that only one
Full Dinner Pail" on the Pacific
coast was sufficient to counter bal
anee the "Cork-headed Billy" il
was easily understood. by even the
democrats present, and all fears Of
the earth being thrown out Of its
regular whirl. was dispelled in that
n argument. And when the great
number. and increased size of the
Full Dinner Pals" were taken
into consideration, and the eontented
feeling of those who carry them
steadily, and the amount Of coin in
the pockets OF the "Full Dinner
PAIL brigade, throughout the United
States, il would be on those who
have gotten in the habit of swallow
Ing his exploded ideas.
The blinded politician can well be
compared to the brainless moth that
is attracted by the glare of the flame
and fits around its attractive bril-
lianey, until its wings can support
1t no more. falls in and perishes and
Is soon out of sight and forgotten.
Such shallow persisteney is pitable,
in the moth and more-so, in the
what Is considered, the noblest work
of God.
The American people are looking
for MEN, to I'LL places of trust and
not some theorist with visionary and
untred principles to experiment on
at the expense of the public; men
that have been tried and found true
and not for sale. Tie great fund.-
mental principal that seems to be
the bed rock on which every thing
politically % rests. Is honesty.
This. backed up with good horse
-ar-a o-1 - -
execute the requirements. brings forth
admiration of the true American
regardless OF what the party
affiliations are of the man with the
moral courage to do the right.
Ii should not take such argument,
with the observation that has
leen apparent to any one with one
we on the political workings. to de-
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VIII Not Get Citizens Right.

South MeAleSter. August 25-Judge
w. H. H. Clayton has decided that
foreigners with first intention papers
only. cannot vote for the election
which will be held for the eonstitu-
tional convention.
All foreigners who have not COM
piled their naturalization before sep
TENDER p. when the new ~naturaliza-
ton law goes into effect. will also be
debarred from voting.
The test of a mans night To vote
so far a. the Indian Territory is con
cerned, j. the enabling act.
After statehood Oklahoma statutes
rule. This decision affe, : a large for
population in the mining distc.c:.
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never be mined BY the ordinary placer
method. But the great dredge boat,
Of Montana and Peru have suggested
that the same method might be used
here, With the magnificent water sup.
ply there would not be the least
trouble IN operating them. and they
would pay, even ii the dirt ran only
one-huudredth ~ one cent 90 the cu-
bic yard.
Gold IN small quanutie, has long
been known 10 exist DO the Washita
river in Oklahoma and IN come Of the
ban, OF the Canadian and the Arkan-
>as.
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. GREATER OKLAHOMA


Chieka,ha /, after the Katy.
BuVIanes are plentiful On Oklaho-
ma City.
sam Harris the Negro recently shot
al Valiant. J. T.. later died.
The Katy Is going 10 build a fine
station at Osage Junction.
The gold hsh fad ha> struck Med
ford. according 10 the Patriot.
Barilesyille has fixed her eve and
her ambition upon a normal school.
Woods county papers are boasting
Of peaches ten inches IN circumference
Nowata claim, 10 be on the center
OF the deepest and most natural gas
well iu the world.
Tie saloons al Ral>tou. on the line
II the Usage Reservation. have at
last been closed mp.
The town Of Luther. near Okla
-oma City. wishes 10 be the weather
station II the state.
The Logan county board Of COM
mlS>loners have asked for bids for q
new county court house.
The Ponea City Courier, l. c. Head
paper, has announced for Can
non for president in 1905.
Chickasha officials are determined
10 stop fas, driving. They should
also check the fast life"
Ardmore is waging war against
the mosquitoes, whether they be the
stegomyer, eulix or anopheles.
The Fl Reno commercial club has in
,orporated and will do business in a
busineSS-like manner in the future.
The fine Indian schools at Table
Quah will be sold by the Cherokees
for the benefit of the new state.
Oklahoma Is the only state in the
iniou which will conduct on her own
nook a bureau Of animal industry.
The farmer taking the first bale of
TO Gushing from this years
rop will get a substantial premium.
Westvlle is the only territory
own near the state line which has
10 trouble with the liquor question. J
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Special to the World.
Skiatook /. T.. Aug

Skiatook /. T., Aug %. '06.
Onward Onward! Seemed to be
the battle cry of the Commercial
Club when it met last Monday eve
ming. Ii being against the rules to
divulge all the business now under
consideration, ii is sufficient TO say
there are many things to be develop
ed shortly, that will make the works
of this energetic body of determined
workers, show up nicely TO the out
side world.
The school board of Skiatook is
busy these days; and it will not be
long before our graded schools will
open to the public, in our own spa
eiOus building. and one that is paid
for in full, too. This, with enough
money coming in. as taxes are paid,
will insure money TO pay teachers
salaries, promptly and thus garan-
tee the best teachers and tie best
schools. The true American senti-
ment has prevailed in the unudertak-
ing. planer than words, for the men
who are behind the movement. Great
credit Is due the local board, also
those who. so loyaly volunteered to
pay their taxes.
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MAIN LINE FLOUR is THE BEST.
His Estimate Approved.

Muskosee. |. T.. Aug. 25.-Super-
intendent J. d. Benedict. Of the gov
eminent schools in Indian Territory,
received word today fpm Washing
ton that his estimates of the cost of
retumishing the five academies in the
Chickasaw nation have been APP
proved.
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MAY MINE GOLD.
Entirely New Industry Talked Of for
Territories.

South McAleSter. August Psf the
plans Of certain capitalists do not
miscarry, this part of the territory
will have an entirely new business,
that of gold mining.
This has been the belief Of those
who bave the right to an opinion that
the river bottoms of the Arkansas
and is tributaries Is rich in gold that
has been washed down from the Rock
les. The precious metal on It's journey
from home has become almost infn-
itely decimated, 50 much that it could
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Killed By a Pet Bear.

Anadarko, Okla, Aug. ga pet
bear belonging TO George Conover,
living low miles south Of Anadarko,
got loose early this morning and be-
fore be could be reeaptured killed an
Indian boy. aged 9 years, on the
catholic mission farm, two south Of
town.
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MAIN LINE FLOUR IS THE BEST
REPUBLICANS OF THE 25TH.
Meet al Duraat Tomorrow 10 Perfect
Plans for Future Government

Duuut. August 25-The repubh-
can committee on the 18th recording
district vii. meet henr Monday al
'eruoou and will prepare plans Tor
The coming campaign and 90 place be-
fore the voters good substantial fact,
relative 90 the principle, ot the re-
publican party Since the passage az
the statehood bill the Old tire replb-
lean, iG this part OF the Indian Ter
1tory are warming mp and arr glad Of
the opportunity 90 get busy. They
wIll present facts before the admins
traiion 40 Washington that will show
the necessity for the removal of res
trictl0Hs 80 that the Indian lands can
be sold 20 the settlers We want good
Dads and schools which will come
from the development Of the lands
This section Of the country Is in the
heart Of the reh agricultural region.
and great crops are raised each year.
but on aeeoun, of the poor roads il j.
almost imDosible 10 market the crops.
Duranl Is a United States court city,
county seat, recording district, and
the coming metropolis Of the south
eastern part Of the new state. 1t has
a population of 5000 with plenty of
substantial business men. The Katy
runs north and south. and the Frisco
east and west, which makes it a very
important business and railroad cen
ter. Senator A. l. Shanack. Of Cleo,
Woods county. Is located here. and Is
well pleased with the future prospects
Of Durant. There are many capital
Isis from other states locating here.
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DO YOU WANT a frst-elass shinef
The best that's made for Sc. Open
Sundays. Zoe. For ladies or gents.
Next door to Silver Moon. Chris Waco.
S25-6t