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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-02-20

ANNUAL STATEMENT.
Of The GoldfieId Rex Mining Company
Oct Goth, 1904 to Jan. LIST. 1906.
Disbursements .......... 63.217.33
LANSFORD F. BUTLER,
Treasurer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-02
FUND FOR PRODUCTS.
70 All Commercial Organizations in
Oklahoma and Indian Territories:

No better advertisement of the re-
sources of Oklahoma aud Indian Ter
ritorv was ever had than at the st.
Louis World s Fair. Commencing the
| of May, 1907, will be held at James
town, Virginia, one of the largest ex-
positions ever planned, one with many
unique features that will certainly
attract unnumbered thousands of peo-
pie.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory
have no appropriation with which to
make an exhibit, and as statehood is
still an uncertainty, and we have no
chance for legislative Appropriation,
it devolves upon the patriotic people
of these two territories to get togeth-
er an exhibit. which will make a show
ing worthy of the name, and will re-
dound to their credit.
This circular is being sent TO every
commercial organization and newspa-
per in "the Two Territories, " with a
request that they interest the citl-
zens of their several communities. 1t
if proposed to raise 81 900 if possible
to cover the initial expense Of gather
ing this exhibit from both territories.
There are now in the hands of Secret
ary McNabb of the Board of Agrl-
culture of Oklahoma a sufficient num-
Der of jars to properly handle all
fruits and other products, and also
the assistance with which to proper
ly pack, name and group all products
sent him at Guthrie. He has the
machinery at his command, namely
the Farmers Institute officers in ev-
cry county in Oklahoma, who will be
asked to gather grain and fruit at
the proper time. This is especially
true of the grain growing just now, AS
it must be gathered in the next two
weeks time. or we will have to wait
for another year. and will have missed
s,me two months of the exhibition
without a proper display. The funds
raised will he used for express char
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-02
PAVING CONTRACT LET,
w. N. Robinson to Put Down Con
crete on Main Street.

Yesterday morning w. N. Robin
son let the contract to c. o. Frye of
the Tulsa Stone & Pavement Co., for
a pavement on Main street in front of
his hotel. The contract calls for con
crete and cement with pitted face, and
the expense of the work will be borne
by Mr.. Robinson himself.
The number of cabs, omnibuses and
other vehicles perpetually standing in
front of the hotel keep the street con
stantly in bad condition, which makes
it imperative for something to be
done at once.
Consent of the city council will have
to be obtained, and Mr.. Frye will try
to get special meeting today in or
der that he may 90 to work Monday
morning.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-02

We always like to meet with Mrs. Brown,
She has the cosiest home there is in town,
A" "Homey" kind of home, you know, q
oiace -Is=a--.--. ~
Where you can sit and sort Of rest your
face.
know Of houses gewgawd 90 with style,
That when you enter you put on smile -
A sort Of social shine, as you might say,
So that you'll harmonic and be au fait.
But oh, how dreadful tired should get
II I should train forever with that set.
No, give me Mrs. Brown whose happy
guest
Can Just lounge down ard rest, and rest,
and rest, ss~'-= - =--
Her rooms are low and broad, and quiet
green
That restful green, and all the pictures
lean
At comfortable angles, and you chat
In low and cosey tones - and there's cat,
Of course a cat, that yawns there In the sun
A picture Of content, like everyone.
Then Mrs. Brown brings out her dainty set
OF tea things, and we know that we shall
Get r,'L .->~ssri - ~
The very incest, dearest cup Of tea
'Tis CHASE g. SANB0RN'S brand, you
know, and we d.
Rave all Of US been using II round town, (
It's always safe to copy Mrs. Brown.
" ALLAcE & CO., xcluslvv q -enls,
Tulsa, Ind. Ter.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-02
LEAVES VINITA.
Edgar Smith Forms Law Partnership
in Muskogee.

Vinita Chieftain:
Having heard that Edgar Smith
contemplated removing his law offices
to Muskogce, The Chieftain has asked
him if this is true. He stated that it
is. He has formed a partnership for
the practice of law with James w.
Zevely and James NJ. Givens, com
mencing June |. Mrs. Smith and the
children do not expect to remove be
fore fall, and Mr.. Smith s Office will
not be closed here before July !.
He states that he regrets very much
to leave Vinita, but that the induce-
ments offered him are such that he
cannct afford to fcrego them. As he
expresses it. "No one will be able tc
say tiuthfully that | have spoken of
Ninita except in terms of highest
praise. This community has been ex-
ceedinely kind to me-more kind than
| deserve"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-02
ARE EXCELLENT
TESTIMONIALS
WHAT PARIS, TEXAS, PEOPLE
THINK OF PARKER S SHOW
LADIES And gentlemen
Chief of Police Strongly Endorses
The Amusement Cos. Freedom
From Crooks and Thieves,

Last week the New Parker Amuse-
ment Company was in Paris, Texas
and the following excellent endorse
ments were secured:
Paris, Texas, May 26,
To Whom it May Concern;
This is to certify that the New
Parker Amusement Company has
Just filed an engagement of one week
in this city. Their attractions have
all been clean and highly satisfactory
to our people. cannot speak too
favorably of the personnel of this
company. 1t is composed of an ex-
ceptionally high-toned class of ladies
and gentlemen, all of whom have
made a favorable impression upon
the people of our city. The attrac-
tions of this company have been well
received and literally patronized,
and we unhesitatingly commend this
company as being one of the cleanest
amusement companies that has ever
visited our city. We cheerfully and
heartily recommend them to any
community contemplating contract
of this character
Ed H. McCulstion, Mayor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-02

held during the week just closed by
the New Parker Amusement Com
pany, ! desire TO say that every ar
rangement has been carried out rs
contracted. | have found the man
agement courteous in all business
dealings and the attractions of such
excellent order that the best people
in Paris have been attracted to the
grounds and gone through several
times each of their fayorlte attrac-
tions. The business men of Paris
Join me in commencing the carnival
attraction as a business getter. The
public square and streets have been
crowded at each performance, and
those who visited shows have also
visited the shops. The carnival peo-
pie are liberal spenders Of their sal
aries and this causes Il distribution
of big carnival payroll every week.
| take pleasure in commencing the
New Parker Amusement Company to
the people of any city and | am salts
lied the relations existing between
the local committee and the com
pany management will be cordial.
Yours very truly,
ROB STELL.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-02
EWING WENT FISHING
CAUGHT A BURRo'S TAIL
Thrilling Story Of Escape From the
Treacherous Arkansas River

w. f. Ewing. the Second street
hardware man. owes the salvation of
his life 10 a small Indian boy. about
twelve years of age, and scmbby.
balky burro. On Decoration Day,
Ewing. accompanied by Danforth. fine
livery man, and three others, went to
fish in the Arkansas river. II was
hard for the reporter to learn the
real facts.
Ewing, who usually is Of a suave
and jolly disposition, when asked re-
gardiug the trip, was aS cross AS a
basket of eats, and as rcticent as an
Usage Indian, When seen, he looked
like he had been through Kansas
cpclone His trousers, that is, the
portion of them that he brought back
from the trip, evidenced his embar-
rassment. The Indian boy, however,
told all about the matter
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-02

Nos nrppap bnoE iuu and .nnHtuu 4,
u,o Sooro,ou',. oo,oo orJ or,o,. .bo,,
,,ri,o no 5r,iro ~ ,,o n,oso,,ir,
lionid and royiny far tho rocessory
l,Lor ~ nranerl, sor mo,L mama
a,l oool, oaob CONSIGNMENT - q
oor,os +,
So.,ot,n,. ,toNoLb u.Il ,,,no,o
;,,. u,o Io,,o. nor, ~ ,h;s wool\ ,isit
All ho r,.;ro;nor o;,;os :, ,ho India,
rovi,o,,. vboro ,horo ara ,o farmers
,ns,;,,,os AMI oou ,,or ,ho h,.;ross
,,o, u.bo ,,o ;r,oro.,al :, ,,o mottor
,nl .,, - ,oLo nr,no,. announcement.
o.. .ho oorr,;n,, ~, - tho wo,l IN
bo Traior To,ritor,
Tboro ara ,wont,.s;v oo,,,;os and
twentv-siv rocord;no d;.trius and
oerto;nIv ooob cor,tv or oocb rocord-
;ro l;st,.;ot n.iI, oor,o th,,ro, with tbe
,ocosso,v omount of money to tokc
c,ro of its nort of tbo enenso which
viii bo ohout 500 OO or s25 40
Tho finds will bo nIocod IN tho
hands Of tbo Troosrror of tbe OKLA
bomo Federation of Commercial and
Industrial Oroor;got;ons Nh, Harry
Lao Foon III Rono Ola and ,bo;r
ovnoraitrro u,;u bo ordorod tbroroh
tbe ovecutivo committee and officers
~ tbo Fodo,otod CIrbs on vorobers
from Secretary McNabb If tbe Roord
of Acr;crltrro ANY frrds rema;riny
in tbe hands of tbe Treasurer after
,he ovnerso ~ tho movemert is COW
orad I; g wo are not reouired ~ raj 20
mara money for y br;ld;no and other
ovnerees should we fail to secure q
legislative annronriation) will he re-
funded nro rata to tbe cities donatino,
II is further the nlon to buv this fall
ot tho nroner t;roe q cor or marc of
fancy onnles to shin cast and nlace in
cold STORAGE TO displav next summer
All of these details however. will be
worked ont by the department of ag-
iculture and fnll particulors will he
oiyen all papers andn due credit will
he given all cities donating in the mat
fer os fast rs donations are received
II Is nm to tbe neonle of Oklahoma and
Indian Ter,itorv if .hev wish to make
an rn-to-date attractive agricultural
oxh;bit ot jamestown commencino
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-02
OWNS IT'S OWN GARDEN.
Brady Hotel Has Fifteen-acre Tract
to Raise Vegetables.

Ont two miles north Of Tulsa, just
south and adjoining the Jas. Thoma,
Bonanza oil farm, Tate Brady's chill
dren have 40 acres of fine black lime
stone land. On fifteen-acre tract of
the choicest of this, along the little
Spring Branch that runs through the
place, is a splendid garden which
grows all the vegetables for the bic
Brady hotel. The gardener, who has
had years of experience, was brought
here from st. Louis in February and
now is furnishing the Brady all its
fine vegetables, fresh every morning
from the farm.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-02
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
Full Program Of Next Week S Inter
esting Events.

The following is the full program
of the High School Commencement
exercises, every one Of which should
be largely attended by Tulsa's citi-
zens:
Sunday. June 3. Baccalaureate SER
mon in NJ. E. church, s p. m.-Rev.
J. Fl. Ball,
Wednesday, June 6. Glass Day
1890 a. M, NJ. F.. church
PROGRAM.
Grand March de Concert-Wallen-
haupt, Lillian Schreck
Invocation, Rev. G.. w. Martin
"Let the Hills and Wales Resound." "
Brinley Richards,
High School Chorus,
Grafton, "The Wandering jew"
Dencie Stebbins.
Grafton, Night BRINGS Out the Stars
Fern Longwell.
Duet, Seleeted-Belva Mitchell and
Nell Neves, Glass '05.
Grafton, "The Art Gallery of His
tory" Hazel Rike
Grafton, Night s Candles Are Burn.
ei Out" Ruth Trees
Glass Song, Mendelssohn.
High School Chorus.
Benedietion, Rev. C. w. Kerr
Thursday, June I, s p. m.-Com-
mencement, in NJ. f. Church.
PROGRAM
March. Selected. Lillian Shreck
Invocation. Rev. ]. b. Youngblood
Come, Fairies, Trip It., John Parry
High School Chorus.
Address. "The Elements of Great
A., ness, "Wm l.. Burdick. Ph.D..LL.B.
" Answered, Robyn
Lawrence Bentley.
Presentation of Diplomas,
V. |. Shurtleff. President of Board.
"Calm BE Thy Slumbers." Sir II. r.
Bishop, High School Chorus
Benediction. Rev. Randolph Cook
Friday. June s.-Annual High
School Picnic.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-02

Mr.. Stell is one of the prominent
merchants of Paris, Texas,
The New Parker Amusement Com
pany will be in Tulsa all next week,
appearing under the auspices Of the
Firemen's Relief Association.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-02
Try a 25c Pound of BUSY BEE
hand dipped Chocolates 6-2-3t

A Bank Account with the Farmers
National Bank, Tulsa, is a reserve
that its customers can draw upon at
any time. The strong reserve carried
by the bank renders your deposit safe
and always available. 6-l-3
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-02
Notice.

The Tulsa Benevolent Association
is requested to meet at the Baptist
church next Sunday at 4 O'Clock, p.
m. All official members are specially
asked to be present. Business of i'm
portance will be transacted. xz
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-02

Successful men succeed b. > rs IT.
Ing n saving something &C. day
week or month, economically ocrn3d.
Fut your earnings in the Ia:ner-
National Bank, Tulsa, wL,ro afety
ard absolute reliability are ne watch
words of success.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-02

The Clay Furniture company has
Just purchased the furniture of a ten
room house. All these goods are as
rood as new. viii sell at n bargain.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-02
Paris, Texas, May 26,
To All Peace Officers and Whom il

To All Peace Officers and Whom 1t
May Concern:
During the week just closing the
New Parker Amusement Company
has been in Paris presenting its at
fractions for the annual carnival.
We have had no trouble of any kind ;
the shows are clean and can be Wis
tied by ladies and children and the
company carries with ii the endorse
ment of pastors Of the various
churches who visited evry attraction
in body, with the members of their
families. The police department has
had no trouble in keeping order, al
though the public square, where the
carnival has been located, has been
crowded every day. The officers
have not been annoyed by crooks or
thieves. as no hangers on Of un-
savory nature are to be seen about
the shows. There. are no skin games
with the attraction and no grafters.
! commend the management Of this
company and its attaches to the peo-
pie wherever they may visit it, and
assure the peace officers that they
will be pleased with the personal as
sociation of those in this big amuse-
ment company with whom they may
come in contact. Very truly.
George NJ. Minton. Chief Of Police
of City of Paris, Texas.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-02

SHINGLING done for 7jc and up.
per square. Flooring soc and lathing
lOc per bundle. Other work paying
25c per hour, except bricklaying. A.
Jones. the Junk Dealer, 624 First st.
1-6-1mo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-02
West Bound
CORNER FIFTH AND GUTHRIE

Our motto is high quality goods,
and best service. The Southwestern
Co. 3-24tf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-02
DAINTY FOODS FOR
DAINTY PEOPLE.

Those who demand the choicest Of
delicacies will always find in our
store the incest and freshest things
for luncheon, teas and suppers. Our
line of new goods comprises all that
is best in biscuits, crackers, preserved
fruits, jellies, jams, canned meats and
fowls, and relshes of all kinds. We
can and do always guarantee person
ally everything sold over our coun-
ters, and especially those food pro-
duets generally styled fine groceries.
Pearl Grocery ph0np ITO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-02

Paris. Texas, May 26,
To Whom it May Concern:
As chairman of the local commit
tee having charge of the carnival
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-02

Get Lawn Mower from Ewing. He
has the kind that needs no profanity
to keep going.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-02

ANY person calling at your residence
or Office representing me, is a fraud
Kindly inform me or call the police
6-2-2t MADAME FRANCIS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-02

about train service. etc, write:
W. s. ST. GEORGE,
General Passenger Agent, NJ, X 4 T
st. Louis, Missouri.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15
:. :: THE CHRONICLES OF DON @. : :.

''But 1 have heard you never hurt a
woman she protested
''True. But when 1 can give them their
hearts desire, which occasionally serves
my purpose equally WE'LL He turned to
Robledo Bring thither the good father.
II will not submit! 1 will not be the
wife Of Don FelipeI' she exclaimed.
Twill you permit me to kill him in
stead?' inquired the chief sadly.
She turned away from her fellow-cap-
tive with cold aloofness.
81 pray you to do so.
Don O. considered her for a long mo-
ment.
'sYou have shared his guilt: you must,
therefore share his punishment" he said.
"Choose, and remember, in choosing for
him. you choose for yourself"
She met his eyes-a red spark seemed to
glow under the dropping lids. The fiery
spirit died within her. This terrible man
was capable of anything. She shrank
back with a gesture of compliance.
An hour later the couple were about
to start for the lower passes. AS they
mounted Dona Rosita on a mule for her
ride. Don Felipe approached the CHER.
sYou have forced me to marry a
tigress!' he complained.
Don O. was once more the amiable
gentleman.
sBut a beautiful tigress,' he amended
sPray accept my warm congratulations
cannot answer for her qualities as q
wife. but am very sure the Sonora Ma
jada will make a very charming widow.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15

his hat from the ground, the knife
transfixed through crown and brim
She shrugged her shoulders and
laughed bitterly: Il had hoped it was
your heart!'
..It would seem that you and Don
Felipe have been partners In a conspir-
acy against my life" pursued the chief.
"Down in the plains you permitted
yourselves to compass my death / am
able to inform you that the soldiers
still wait for my coming in the gar
dens of Segli."
Dona Rosita's eyes flashed.
II should have retrieved that disas-
ter Il the blood running in this crea-
lures veins were not milk. she pointed
at Majada. Now do as you like with
us
.sWhat does Don Felipe deserve at my
hands?" asked Don Q.
spare me, spare me!" cried Don
Felipe. given over to fresh apprehen-
sions.
Don @. held up his hand for silence
you deserve to die He paused "but
this lady loves YOU
mol He is a coward. / would kill
him rather than marry him. Rosita
cried hotly.
Lady, you have courage enough for
two thus, when you and this poltroon
are made one that will be no hindrance.
To become his. wife has been your de-
sire. You deserve punishment as GER
tainly as he.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15
Continued from Page 4.

Continued from Page 4.
killed him, now they will kill us-those
wolves of hfs.' he whimpered.
"You coward! You thought all was lost
before, but 1 would not yield! AS soon as
saw the wretch's weakly body, his thin
wrists, his pallor, the idea of this trick
darted into my mind. 1 told myself I
could not fall have won in spite of
his subtlety and power. Felipe. you will
remain Governor. and 1 shall be your
wife, Are you not happy now?'
But Majada made no response. he only
gaped at her as she stood over him
flushed and splendid in a storm Of tri-
umph. Suddenly an odd expression cross
ed his face, his mouth fell open blankly.
and, before she could comprehend what
this meant, her wrists were seized from
behind. She wrenched her hands toward
her breast to free them, and looked back
over her shoulder into the face of
Don o.
Help, help, Felipev' this time the cry
was an agonized appeal. But. Majada
stood heavily apart.
A shrill whistle from the chief brought
his men up. He charged them to strictly
bind both prisoners.
"You have condemned yourself, sem
o.ita." Don Q. said. HAD I not been
cn my guard he stopped and raised
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15

Buffalo Bill show and gave much delight
to the audience.
Costly Slumber.-From Paris to Mar
seilles is about as far as from Chicago to
Pittsburg. Sleeping car fare is about so;
total fare by night train. about $50. Two
cents a pound for all baggage in excess
of a measly fifty-six pounds. No wonder
people travel by day in the refrigerator
cars and try to keep warm by crawling
under hundreds of pounds of hand lug
gage Anything with a handle to 1t is
hand luggage Some OF the cowhide
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15

payers, while the very poor people. who
are getting parks. sunshine and shower
baths free of charge, bless the l. c. G.
The dress coat crowd in the theaters
seem TO have il in for the L. c. c., but
they are very strong for Mr.. Chamber
lsin, notwithstanding defeat. Mr.. Cham
berlaIn seems to be great deal like Mr..
Bryan-that is, nearly every one admires
him, but not enough people vote for him.
In spite of protest from property holders
L. c. G is going bravely ahead with gi-
gantic task of modernizing and beautify-
ing London. Asked an Englishman why
there was so much criticism of l.. c. c.
He said If you touch a Britisher in the
region of his pocket-book he lets out a
holIer that can be heard in Labrador.
Didn't use those words, but that's what
he meant.
.Saowstorm.-Last night a few snow
fakes drifted into Piccadilly Circus; hard
Iy enough to cover the ground this morn
ing, but every one is talking about the
'snowstorm' London is away ahead of
US on fogs, but their snowstorms are
very amateurish.
"Coals.-Buying my coal by the quart
40 cents a quart If 1 fed the fire the
way / do at home would spend 800 day
The official who brings fuel to my room
in a small tin measure insists upon call
ing it GOALS but 1 didn't think there
was enough of it to Justify use of plural.
Coming Across.-The turbine boat
from Dover 10 Calais ran like scared
deer and rolled like an intoxicated duck.
Held to rail all the way across, looking
fxedly at oscillating horizon and wonder
ing why 1 had left home-bleak, snowy
landscape all the way from Calais to
Paris After dinner went to music hall
and learned that Paris could be fairly
warm. even in the dead of winter.
keeping Tab on the Cab.-The taxi
meter cab is a great institution-small
clockwork arrangement alongside OF seat
so that passenger may sit and watch the
Indicator and know how his bill is run
ming UP. The indicator is set at seventy
FIVE centimes at the start. In other
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15

.Hooligans. It is said to be quite the
fashion for ambitious characters to go out
at night and kill a few belated pedestrians
merely in a spirit of bravado and to build
up a reputation among their associates.
Seems unfair to the pedestrians. At one
of the theaters where revues,' hodge
podge 'take-off of many topics Of current
interest, was being represented the new
type of playful murderer was represented
as waiting at corner and shooting up.
one after another, some twenty-five citi-
zens who CHANGED 10 stray along. This
performance was almost as good as the
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15

words, you owe Is cents before you get
away. Then it clicks up 10 centimes at a
time. and when you reach your destina-
ton there is no chance for an argument
regarding the total What they need now
in Paris is mechanism to prevent the
driver from taking you by the roundabout
way.
Just for Fun.-Strange epidemic of
killing in Paris. Two or three murders
every night, not for revenge or in fur
therance of robbery, but merely to graft
fy morbid desire to take life. Among
certain reckless classes of toughs, or