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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-17
HAVE SECURED OWENS PARK.
Labor Day Committee on Grounds
Closed Deal.

Owens Park, the most popular as
well as the most beautiful piece of
woodland laying near Tulsa, has been
contracted for to hold the big Labor
Day celebration in. There had been
some difficulty about the matter, ow-
ing to the brick plant pit having been
extended across the road formerly
used, but Mr.. Owen has opened new
road through his field, parallel with
the old road, and Just east of the wire
fence on the east line of the brick
company's property.
No other place could be found
which would have been so satisfactory
and congratulations are due both Mr.
Owen and the committee on reaching
a solution of the road problem.
Everything connected with the eele.
bration is progressing in fine style
and Labor Day, Naughty-Six, will be
a red letter day in the almanac of the
working people Of Tulsa and the sur.
rounding country tnd cities.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-17
THIS TOO SHALL PASS AWAY.
By Ella Wheeler W!leox

A mighty monarch in the day. Of old
MADE offer of high honor. wealth and gold,
T. one who should produce. in form enclose
A motto for his guidance, terse yet wise
\ prscept. soothing in his honrs forioru.
Yet one that in his prosperous days would warn.
Many the maxim. sent the king, men say;
The one he cho.s "Ths, Too, Shall Pass Away.
Oh jewel sentence. from the mine Of truth;
What riches il contains for age or youth
No stately eTie, measured and sublime,
So comforts, or ~ eounsels, for all time.
A. these few words Go write them on your heart,
And make them Of your daily life part.
Has some misfortune fallen to your lott
This, too, will pass avay-absorb the thought,
And wait your waiting will not be IN vain
Time gids with gold the irons of pain.
The dark day leads into life tomorrow
There is no endless joy, or sorrow.
Are you upon esrth's beightsi No cloud in view'
Go read your motto once again: This, Too,
Shall Pass Away; fame, glory, place and power
They are but little baubles Of the hour
Flung by the ruthless years down in the dust,
Take warning and be Of Gods trust.
Use well your prowess while 1t lasts; leave bloom
Nor blight it to mark your footprints to the tomb.
The truest greatness lies in your kind
The truest wisdom in happy mind
lie who desponds his makers judgment mocks;
The gloomy Christian is a paradox.
Only the sunny soul respects its God
Since life is short, we ned to ankle it broad
Since life is short, need to make it broad.
Then keep the old kings motto well in sight,
And LET its meaning permeate each day
Whatever comes, This Too, Shall Pass Away.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-17
THE GZoLo6IsT.

The os,eet of state geological survey i 70 develop
the mnsr, resources u ne state Fr. the survey at
tsmpts to discover new deposits. oeate aud map them
and to estimate their extent aad gsae Seeond- The
saryey BY ts pabAsaed report, and by correspondence
calls the attention u tbe.e deposits % manufacturers
.ad investors. and ,ndeavor. have mines and qaarnes
ot<ned fetoass erected and plants oi vanos nnds
established
The survey i. far all the people of the state. TIE
state ysologist Of Oslahoma should be Fho has
MT ony bad ihorouazh technical training bat one Vho
kss had ysars Of aetsal experience IN the field He
aAoald b abe b di.euss ntshzently the gypsum de-
p@its at Msnyam, the granite quaries at Tishoningo
the zne of the spayinar Hill. the gas at Tulsa, the
,oa prospects At Bokoshe, the IRON at Hanion, the
sos.aie lava Esnton, the oil at Gosbo, toe asphalt at
G.oniie and Ardnaors, the difference quauIity BE-
tween the N.pkirk limestone and the DOuzhsrty line
stone and 10 suggest msthoAs of utilizing all ihese pro-
daets He should be acquainted with investors and be
able 70 suggest the best methods of utilizing the salt
water at Ferguson, the ml at AllaVte and Auskogee
the bnek clay at Oklahoma CITY, the sandstone at Ho
denviIs, or the marble On saIisaT 0sek.
The Modern zsologisi doe- not sary divininz rod
nor eaehtrse switch, does he claim 10 h. able %
see nay farther the ground than any ordinary nd
vidus: he not gifted rffh second sight, bat his eT
perisnee and training and biz. study II booss, vel A.
Of formations and deposits many regions, have gwen
him a general knoWlsdge Of the conditions under which
certain minerals oesur For instance. he would nOt oOk
far eosl n the ArbuekIe mountain. expect 70 and
oil ~ the greater part II red bed ne ran .ay that
n0whsrs IN tas earth has this particular mineral been
fpnd In roeks u this geological therefore It j. very
unlikely that it sin be found here The geooads ean
often tell that ril b. found IN certain place He
minimize the nsk iie .ay that u u practically
usee.. h seek far certain minerals IN certain pIaees
All of hsss things have been learned by year Of study,
by Hundreds n IN many countries The training of
geol0gist hss been .ush that he has available the ae-
eumusied experience u thousands of observer.
There il more crying need IN III NeV State than the
organization II survey with corps u trained sssis-
,snis rhoss dniy shall be- to every means to *.
pl,dt our poBdsrful resources.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-17
For Pure Candies.

Three-fourths Of the penny candies
manufactured in Philadelphia, it is
charged, are adulterated with sui
phides and other harmful ingredients.
Much of the chocolate used is said to
be made ont Of burnt umber, a chem
zeal emDloved in mixing paints, while
many of the favoring extracts are
positively poisonous. Warrants have
been issued against a number of man
ufacturers and jobbers by the Dairy
and Food Commission, and sensation
al exposures are expected. The com
mission is determined to push these
cases and put stop to the sale OF
doctored" candies and the manu-
facturers Of adulterated confections
If the candy dealers wish to keep the
confidence of the people, they will
have to demonstrate the purity OF
their goods.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-17
ENTERTAIN SENATE COMMITTEE.

The announcement Of the visit Of the senate commit
Tee 10 Indian Territory has been announced in the news
columns The senator. will have business Of much import
ance 10 The people Of the territory and it is Of the ut
most Importance that while here every courtesy should
BE- extended them and they also should be shown the re-
msrkabe resources in order that they may return to the
seane wiih information Of value TO that body Of law
makers The oil aud gas Of Tulsa and vicinity will in
teresi the committee principally while here and they
should be made acquainted with the greatest pools in the
Mid Continent oil field. Persons such give the
committee information the various subjects that will
up for consideration in regard to Indian Territory
matters In the next session Of congress
Subjects Of special Importance which this committee
will look into
l. Removal Of the restrictions Of the sale of sur
plus lands that have been allotted.
2. The question Of the disposal Of coal and asphalt
lands together with the legislation necessary for leasing
3. Oil and gas lands.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-17
INSTRUMENTATION

Yesterday vas a enough .sorehef- The weather
man .areessy left Tna lying around IN the geograph-
ca center u hoe spo about the zs 5f the Southwest
and when the Thermometer found out r proeesed 10
xo 90 hph that wound sp at about - IN the
shade.
Lat nizht the manager of the Hot Air supply eom-
oany had fl force work and the machinery zearsd
10 the top notch II probable that the most consistent
degotee u -he horrible habit Of pulling nver' man
aged 70 get throught The nht without adding any black
mark, TO bis already reprehensioe record, and the bus
aee. Of the cold drink ons forced ice factory stock up
l3 points
However, this il the kind Of weather that makes tae
eorn and eotton grow, and Of both making IN
ihe eoua abont Tulsa this year than before IN her
history
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-17
NEGRO Is BULLET PROOF.
Shot Through the Head and Heart
He Is Getting Well.

Hattiesburg, Miss, August 49,
With one bullet straight through hi;
heart and another through his ten
pie, entering at one side of his head
and coming out at the other, Charlie
Williams, negro of this city, hal
survived for three days and the pros
peets are that he will eventually re
cover.
The wohnds were inflicted by 3c
caliber revolver, fred at short rang
by another negro with whom William
had quarreled. Williams fell as thoug
dead. The undertaken was telephone
for, but a surgeon beat him to th
scene and when the dead wagon al
rived the negro was able to sit "
Since then he has been eating hearth
and the physicians venture the opir
ion he will recover, if no unforesee
complications arise.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-17
The Day Of Airships.

The long aerial voyage Of New
York scientist the other day Is but
harbinger Of the day wehn aerial
navigation will be- an accomplished
fact and atmosphere wagons" will
b. as common as automobiles are
now. Scores Of scientific minds in ey'
cry civilized country are wrestling
with the problem, and iis solution !,
only a matter Of time. Man will
wrest this last great secret from ma
tuic, how to overcome gravity and
then aiships will be as safe as farm
w1gpns.
The last decade has marked IN,
n real progress toward the solution
Of The problem of aerial navigation
Before that for centuries men travel
ei high and far in balloons, but al.
wrvs nj the mency Of the elements,
bel less as ship without rujde
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-17

was the first step, and small as il may
appear, II was Of far reaching impor.
tanec. Men have learned to steer
balloon against the wind, and they
will learn some day. probably at some
distant time, how to dispense with IN,
balloon feature and build airships
which will float and sail by virtue Of
their inherent powers.
This New York scientist made a
voyage of 2jO miles. steering his air
ship in every direction. across and
against the wind. rising and falling
at will. and finally landing without a
mishap ut the point of destination.
This was wonderful advance over
the clumsy balloons Of ten years ago,
aud II is reasonable TO assume that
The airship ten years hence will be a
still greater improvement over those
of today II NAV require The discov-
cry of new chemical element. or a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-17
Johnston-Barson.

Wednesday evening at 8 p. M, a,
the home Of the bride occurred the
marriage of Miss Mary NJ. Barton and
Will Johnston. The wedding was
quiet but pretty one. Only a few
most intimate friends were present
The Rev. Martin officiated. The rooms
were prettily decorated with carnatior
pinks, house plants and trailing vines
The bride was dressed in white Paris
mouselline, and carried pink roses
The groom wore the conventional
black. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston expect
to make Tulsa their home. Their man,
friends wish them unalloyed happi
ness.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-17
HOW TO SECURE SIDEWALKS

10 j. an Easy matter 10 secure sidewalks II the eitl-
zen. pi only take up the proposition and pash IT, IN
der the Curtis law the city be divided INTO dis
trets called improy eent districts providing majority
II the property m the improvement district 'Ign
petition asking for sidewalks, all the property owners
will be compelled 10 put down sidewalks
IN .ome eases the property owner lives out Of town
and refuses to maqe improvements IN other the
property owner refuses to make any improvements and
no other open than to force him to pat down
sideEslk Tulsa needs the sidewalks. Put them down.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-17
A FINE WINDOW DISPLAY.
Baxter, the Furniture Man, Shows
Up ThinRs In Rugs.

W. T. Baxter, the furniture man,
who wants to see you at his store, u
has on display about as fine a show
window as is TO be found in a city
of its size. The window is arrang-
ed tastefully as the best of my lady's
parlors and shows an elegant group
of furniture. The floor is carpeted
with an elegant Royal Wilton rug,
about the finest kind Of rug manu-
factured. Mr.. Baxter is coming to
the front since locating in Tulsa and
is recognized as a progressive mer-
chant.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-17

Tn. republican party vii not stand idly by and
s4 the democrats di.franehse the ignorant whites and
Indians Of the Indian Territory in order rhaek
at ''Nr Niger" through sduestional clause. The
Thousands Of intelligent Indians Of that Territory viii no,
permit sueh ar injustiee their less fortunate fellow
trihes-raen.-Guihrie Capital
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-17
Elevator Running Saturday.

The elevator in the First National
Bank building will be in running or
der by Saturday some time, and the
rush to fiji up the balance of the of
fee rooms in the finest Office build
ing in Oklahoma will commence. The
offices are over half Occupied now, the
renters not waiting for the elevator
before moving in.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-17

engine or sail The dirigible balloon
new -incipal in physics, but what
ever the unknown quantity it will be
found. Sailing an airship does not
appear to be near so difficult a prob
lem as the telegraph. the telephone,
and other modern observation-disclosures
City journal.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-17
d. O. ROSE 4 GO

Say that the best time you will hav
in Tulsa to buy property is With
the next twelve months. II you al
looking for "Snaps" you will sa'
whole lot Of valuable time as we
as Money by callig on them. REA
ESTATE is their Business.
"DO IT NOW"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-17
MAIN LINE FLOUR Is THE BEST

wANTED--Immediately, men and
women for Office and travelling posi-
tions. Big pay, education and expe-
rience unnecessary. Room Q, Grand
rooms, Second street. S-l6-6t'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-17
AT 90, WANTS TO LAY BRICKS
Californian Joins Union to Serve as
Journeyman.

Los Angeles. August 16.-Samuel
NJ. Hendricks. 30 years and 4 months
old, today joined the Los Angeles
bricklayer's union. Hendricks has
been contractor in this city for 90
years. He wants to do some journey
man work and decided to join the
union. One of his five children, a girl,
was born four years ago.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-17

Tulsa Decorating Co., the exclusive
dealers IN wall paper. paints, glass,
varnishes, burlaps, picture moulding,
plate rails and decorative mouldings.
ia East Third street. 8-17-2t
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-17

An objection 70 . big city 10 suokS
TO . prospective big city, . goos
smoke, found st the SMOKE N0U6l
imported and domestic eigazs. dSs1
stes and tobaccoe. e7-f
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-17

Oxford Cafe, phone 412, open day
and night. Best meal in the city for
% cents.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-17

The question Of trusts IL . pertin.
ent one. Most house owners in this
ELECTORAL district put their trust in
the Tulsa Decorating 90. 8-17-2t
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23
TIE MA6Al OF AFRICA.
4 Queer Race where the Men Re-
come ord At Thirty.

The Young mon of that African race
the Nasal. are MI warriors. theorelical-
jy. between the ARES apnroxlmaicly of
seventeen and twenty seven. When in
this stage they are known in their own
langgarp as 81 moran. They pull the
head hair ont to lis greatest length.
even sometimes twisting and plating
fiber and string into their wool The
hair is then thickiy coated with mutton
fat ana red clay ana tied into perukes.
All hair ON the face and body is pluck
od aut hy iron fweezers. The skin is
-.nt. constantly fabricated with NUT.
toI. fat mixed with red clay. Int MS n
rulc the body j.. not Gisagrceably oily.
ana This lubrlcatisn only has the result
of giving beautiful polish TO their
statuelifo forms.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23

Cairo, collections for san Francesca
will probably all be pooed today n
the hands Of the committee appointed
by the Ctr council consisting Of the
mayor anl Aldermen Ko2hl@r ana
snyder ana he incident viii. then nj
clo.ed The dispatches this motninf
indicate that some orter coming oH.
al he chaos that followed the terribI
ealanity which cve~wh lined the city,
and no doubt, In a very few days the
work Of rebuilding win BE- we'll under
way. ~AIIa th naked and tafTsn4
will be under the care Of well Or
ganized forces with all necessary
means at their command Cairo has
done he. duty nobly in this matter, as
she alWa9s does en- ke occasions and
the satisfaction he may find in tnis
knowledge is all the reward she de
sires now or hereafte-.
A full detailed statement OF the col
lections will be given in these columns
when the accounts are closed
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids viii be received at the
IT &c OF the city Engineer of the
city Of Cairo until O'Clock p. n.
May ]. 1896, for furnishing any or air
of the necessary material and labor
r.r constructing cement sidewalks in
the Cl'y Of Cairo in accordance with
the following ord 'nances: No. 40. Al.
A.. A.. a and IS and the specifications
therein provided.
such hiss are to be sealed and
marked as such on me outside Of the
envelope and accompanied by cash or
a certified check 10 the amount Of ten
per cent of the auauat RI u-ork bid
rs-1 ann EiI he .3eue' during the
f.-t regular nee ing # taa city coun-
iu fle month Of Say. 1906.
The rslt Is re-efvel 20 reject any
rr al Ifl-
April %. 1906
". B. THlSTI.EWOOD.
City Engineer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23
DOCTORS FEES.
: Medical view of the Charges and
Work of Physicians.

Work of PhSsicians.
The law of supply and demand regl-
latcs mpdical compensation 10 a very
great extent. II is a ramral pAenome'
non. over which neither the professor
nor the laity have much control. Where
there are many Physicians Of equal
ability competition grinds down the
fees. IL the income drops below living
expenses the least successful leave the
community or take up other means Of
getting bread and butter. The iittest
survive, and In every locality the com
position OF the profession Is In state
u constant fiuN-ucVcr the same from
year to year aud constantly regulating
itself to the work 70 be done When a
man develops exceptional skill bis serv-
ices nrc demanded more and more.
They are bid mp by competitors on the
other side. ne Is, indeed, compelled TO
raise bis fees to prevent oyerwork,
strange as that may seem. lie would
not be doing his duty by his patients II
he tried 20 treat hundred day aud
that many would crowd his offices If
his fees were - cents. II Is also fact
That a surgeon cau DO more now than
ever before few can do wonders as
compared with the surgeons Of a con
furry a-o-dnd they receive moe IN pro
portion by the operation Of natural
law. How they gained this ability is
lmmaterial to the question. Indeed.
not all have ability To prodt by fortul-
tous opportunities TO learn surgery
American Medicine
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23
FOOLISH RUSSIANS.

The Bulletins dispatches bis morn
ing ten OF 8 vety Hr.ne pro est made
by . number OF author IN Russia.
against Tho treatment given p. tie
people Of America % Maxim Gorex
aud Nine. Andriega. Toe authors Of
the protest seem quite indignant. DO
nouncing the conduct OF the American
as an insult 10 Russ an authors and
REssian womanhood generally
II .isnot az all likely The hmwclne
wiil BE- mich disturbed DR. This 1v
hart Of INDIGNATION ly This small
coicrie % misguided RI slams u ihel
sfos ans feeling at ali aecr tAn mar
ier il Vill probably be 8tu# faF
The uro.esiers maxi no pretsuse 80
deny that which brought doan
I'D . Gcrsy The righteous crtamHf
Of pure minded Americans Tdfir con
lection that ihe american people haT
20 CHI 70. meidie IA toe private ar
fairs" Of this genius of the gutter
Ould bold good only if Nine. Andrieya
were Nine Gorky instead Of what
she is-and in thar case perhaps Gorky
and bis friends would not l,e ~ par
iicrlsr aisont his private aTalrg.
or Russian friends shaah rof p.
is1 hare On as Americans. We are
wcak and sinful just like other poo
- and many u D. are Fery bad. in
des-i- bTn fhe conr0n herd ~ us haze
nri Fei rcachef fhsf state 4 social
retoiuiicr social reform or z7cisI
development" where re cen regard
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23
OPINIONS or OTHERS,
Voters Rad No Voice.

NbANiS Fldh lNG NSiNNs
jus how many Thousand of Re-
9ubl.cans Of this judicial district
have been DISTINGUISHED by the action
ST Inc Judicial committee we are moi
prepared en- the moment, to state
definitely. bur the number will ap
proximate = coo Think of it,
twentyfour men casting the votes OF
evenly FIVE thousand men in nomi-
mating candidate for one OF the
most honorable positions in the state!
Such action was. in reality prepoS
ferrous. but that is just what was
done And the Republicans Of South
ern Illinois are called upon to indorsC
that act on.
The system of d.. fraachiSing the
people is wrong, and should no. be
tolerated by the Republican party
Mere especially is it wrong when a
feeling Of discomfort peryades the Re
publican party and the people seem
20 desire a chance. when independent
voters are far more numerous tha
hey ever have been before. Thou
ands of voters who were di franchise
~ the action Of the judicial comm
ee feel that they owe no allagiancn
o the gentleman nominated hy thar
cc,umipee and viii not boz hrouga.
nio Fha hy ihc cracking uf .le party
whip
The problem Of supreme judge ia
yet 10 ba solved. Judge Nickors has
been uominated-will he be elected
Southern Illinois Herald.
The Best People On Earth
The Elks waited for no meeting O.
he grand lodge no conciave Of t.-
oGicers. before hurTnt % the ala o'
ne suffer- a. san Fancisco. Rohcr
Br wn or Ton svilic. exalted ruler of
the order. left last might for The burn
'Hg -i'v. following chocb f1r f7ou0
drawn fm tha fr'F tr- ~ fhe brides
o do what he could for The hom.'a-
people
The Elk, r the country have ta..
appealed to by their leaders. not f.-
funds for brother Tiks brt for lr0th-.
Ie1. Tae quad 500 not o. confined o.
relief vura among members OF 'ha
order tt win c4 FOO tne r- H.a who
4es1 Fl me aittol regard ." a0.'.l
ou. p.Uto. or cI.ei.
Tho Ei'g' fprf no Irjt -m 20 o.
'aree orc. There is no orIer .1 ready
To 81 down in i.s pockets t1 Gin tho
scr and relieve ft. l'-r. .- ,. e.
rne of fsc cardinal pr.csn.- of -ae 0..
Ger ilaf rs r1arfr fU H. secret.
The nui1ic sin Rear Iiula..f -8a -irs
II the iad.tiis4l l1+E-s E- thousands
Of homeless women a-5 children m
san Franc SEQ viI hate reason 81.
bless ihe jolly brotherhood who wear
nc antler and res-o-l rig rhr ciea-v
-ffsE nfc-r'I- Nre- sem4i
fsr