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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-08

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-08

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-08
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-08
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-13
WHO SHALL WRITE THE CONSTITUTION

The people Of Oklahoma confronted vita most
serious problem Never before have the cities OF the
Territory been placed to face with situation Of such
iar rea... effects nor Of such extensive influence for
, sc % aYe OF the new state as at the prescu, time
4 con,I. .,io. for the aud great commonwealth Of
Okahom mus, be- constructed. The fundamental law
the bulss,A %. .ae future must be built The very
foundation Of Ills great commonwealth hangs in the
balance aad the people themselves must decide who shall
be entrusted with the work Of constructing a
competeu and progressive party Of party of untenable
iheore, and consuming admiration for the accomplish
roen1 Of dead heroes and the reflected glory Of issuis
and idea, long since buried in oblivion.
Shall Oklahoma be a modern progressive and
merca state or shall it be handicapped and retarded by
the blgh:ing influence of ignorance and prejudice
Thr will be perfect illustration of its civic
Iaws-ls laws will only reflect the sapcrstucure of
ms foau ia,ion--the constitution.
vi. 'ae people of Oklahoma enjoy the pleasure and
prosperity ~ active busting and progressive
wealth or Iangush and decline under gentlIity and a
.upera1uultcd idea of mistaken dignity and accentuaed
cbiyalryl
,WlI Oklahoma be prosperous and aggressive part
Of the stcrhood Of states or silent though beautcous,
monumen to exploded theories and luxurious idleness :
Thcs. questions will be answered by the verdict of
the people When they have returned that verdict and
the parts has been named that will prepare and enact
its constitution, then all men will know the answer to
these questions and not till then. The verdict will be
rendered on the 9Th of November next What will the
verdict b,7
Geuero Harrison said "Let us all consider the his
tory and declarations Of the great parties and thouhgt-
fully conclude which is likely 10 promote the gen
eral interests of people"
The lamentcd Mckinley said; "The republican party
dcdcned to freedom. 1t has been the party Of lib
but Of pc icrmance."
1t jny needs that fair, unprejudiced comparison
be made Of the commonweaths Of this country %
vince any fair minded which party of tbs country is
fitted to be entrusted with the great work OF con-
trucng our constitution There is not o single state
Of this uaon that is controlled and its bu.ucs. affairs
managed by the republican party but what has enjoyed
uc gerl,st and most gratifying prosperity or decade
or more 1t is true that a republican national almiais
traDn ia, made our wonderful development ao prosper
jy almost UNIVERSAL but wherever democrat, control of
local affairs have obtained the extent of prosperity has
been seriously curtailed.
The republican party is the progressive, aggressive
and con7 ctivc party The democratic party is mega
tive, obstructive and rcactionay party. Which party
shall write the constitution Mr. Voter, it is up to you
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-13
ABOUT THAT PASS PROPOSITION

The democrats making great grand stand play
IN condcm1ng alleged shortcomings Of candidates on
the republican ticket for delegates to the constitutional
conveDtor aisng great hue and cry to the effect that
Of hem corporation attorneys, and ride on
passes The consistency of the situation gets sad and
fearful bump the nasal appendage, when the is
disseminated than at Arhmore the democrats have nom
mated W A. Ledbetter for constitutional delegate, and
10 Duant Robert Williams. Lolbetter is Santa Fc
attorney At Ardmorc Williams is counsel for the
Missouri, Kansas Texas railway at Durant II is not
presumed that these dig up the smoeons when
they take trip up and down the line. Does the gentle
eader think sof Coming down to strictly local affairs
IL it reasonable suppose that Hon Huette +. Abyp
towering pillar in tho democratic local castle,
the conductor hand with silver when business pleas
ure calls him hencef And does Mr. Poe whom the local
demo pop Ahcet first nominated for the constitutional
assembly, have financial negotiations with Agent Welsh
cre he sinks into the cushions of the Frisco observation
rorH Nay, nay Rachel it is all mistake
Another Jewel to marvel at, whose rays OF purc,
light blind the optics in their bedalzIemcnt is the man
ner in which the democrats hand it out to the Indians
Az stated in the World before poor old Chief Rogers up
at Skatook, led out for Constitutional Ere
he arrived back home however his seeming friends prov
ed bngardb, who stood the old man his head shook
his from his hip pockets skinned his pedals Of
racing slippers and replaced them with brocaus and sent
him poddng wcary back to pedde general merchandise
10 the natives. His dream of power and glory short
It was never written on the cards 1t was a bigger bluff
than Coodys ever was
DoNo there in David NJ Hodges district, this rs.
teemcd Indian tempted by like bunch Of grapes.
Hodge went stronger than Rogers Hodge used to
BE- associated with the night kind Of people He turned
a eomcnaut from the republican to the democratic trap
and continued his athletic fcats for several weeks
They told hin he looked well in the act They promised
him before lac commenced the stunt, that he would be
fully protested. Just before the final coup however,
when David was to do the most fascinating acrobatc
feat Of all, his foot sppc and he missed connections
And wben he it, it not in the soft folds Of the net
down below The net had been jcrked away, and dear
old Davy bit the earth with duh, sickening hud
Oh, the democrats love the Indians, all right all
nghtl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-13

vsF's' of the enabling act, stieh said that the Okla
toHA et.tor laws should be followed ont vhereyer
itey dA sH eonaie; with the enabling act. The hrst
1ierrIdan-r o. the enabling &c, 20 the effect that
tae rrf-'r-'on avs Of Oklahoma eolaiated with IT,
Ite members Of .Ae board saw quickly. however t-al
there syri be az opportunity for frauds in the
election, d voter, Eere gwen DO limitations IN casting
ballot. a ct,s. For instance, the ss hrs, read,
ual could i've IN precinct only day, or move 10
ile mou.rs Of election, for thai matter and soad be
na..ed go vote This would make it easy for him to
.iep ns. into the mex, three four ten pre-
c.ae,. dara tue day, and often a Tammanyte
loes a Gotham. The board once taat this would
aa, d.. aa r effort to eliminate every chance Of graft
aaa i..I possible. provision aa. made that all voters
reat register r,e, Of the first elias. Ten day. before
election.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-13
oooOoooooooOo 5000 Q
0 GREATER OKLAHOMA Q
Q o OOO 10000 5000 Q

Frank Wolf Of Coyle picks cotton
Ike a coyote hiking from a pack of
trail hounds. He has d record Of j25
pouuds IN 10 hour.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-13
THE WORLD is RELIABLE.

As usual, the World ahead of any other Tulsa
paper in chronlcng definite and readable story Of the
interesting developments in the oil situation in Tulsa
The story Of the independent operations here rec
ogni2cd aud commented upon by oil reliable and
conservative The story published this morning in the
World covering the Standard Oil company's latest and
most important move, is straightforward, reliable and
concise statement of facts
Eyely passing day proves that the World is Tulsa s
greatest newspaper
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-13

Bartlesyille has the promise Of a
j,0OO-barrel oil refinery employing 2jO
men. The town offers the company a
tere site and fuel ga, at two cents a
thousand feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-13

Father Lombardy, an Italian priest
rpw IN parish work at Antlers, lost
his parish church and all his relatives
% the eruption Of Mount Vesuvius
several months ago.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-13
greatest newspaper,

The republicans of the Ssty-fourth constitutional
delegate district have nominated for their candidate the
lIonorabla j. c. Bushyhead of Chief Bushyhead,
of the most popular chiefs the Cherokecs ever had
The nomination came unanimously. This action is in
direct contrast with the ndefensbe methods Of the dem
ocrats in playing up to Chief Rogers another prominent
Cherokee, oal then throwing him down The Cherokee
race may draw its own conclusions to who its friends
are.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-13
G r E p | +

Colonel Alber, Royal Flanders, in
Muskogee Muck Rake, makes this Sc
we're observation: There is not the
slightest doubt that the Indian Ter
ritory contains thousands of politica!
madmen Some think they can be
elected to Congress. while few are
deluded on the subject of going to
the United States Senate. In some
cases Of emotional insanity the vie
tim may be perfectly clear minded
on all subjects except the one that
las unseated his reason. He will
talk with logical calmness about any
thing which relates to his daily life,
hut the moment the subject is men,
toned about which he has become de.
ranged, he will instantly show a
iighty mental condition.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-13
So Sweet of Him.

~ believe she remarked" said
Miss Richley angrily, "that | might
bc a success as a vendor Of catfsh. -
"Er-not exactly" replied Mr. Gal
liant. "Shc said your mouth was youn
fortune"
"Indeed'"
eyes, and told her that 1 wa
surprised to hear that your fortune
was so small. y
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-13

Everybody in Cuba who has been bad will be pardon
ed if Aa win in and declare that he hereafter will
he good The amnesty ought to add also that he will
be required to be American citizen and hereafter re-
frain f.ym starting revolutions
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-13
MAKE SOME IMPORTANT CHANGES.

Tha districling board, at meeting in Muskogee
Thursday afternoon made some very important ch pgcs
in the election laws which shall govern the coming CON
sttuoual election Probably the most important of any
is the clausc regarding registration In the first draft
Of the election law, there provision made for
registration. The laws made according to the pro.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-13

See the big ad today giving list Of
premiums to be given away at the
concert to be given at the Opera
house in November. Ask your mcr-
chant about it. Each purchase Of
merchandise Of 800 or over entities
the holder to a ticket.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-13

For sure and quick results, no mat
ter what you want to buy, sell or
trade, there is no better way than the
World Want Ad way. Try it. A
sure result.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-13

The Epworth League of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church will conduct a
fair on the lst and End Of November.
l0-ll-3t COMMITTEE.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-13
Cloak Sale

- Sample Goats 10 be sold at special
prices Saturday"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-13

Frank Wolf Of Coyle picks cotton
Ike a coyote hiking from pack of
trail hounds. He has d record Of 525
pouuds in 10 hour.
Bartlesyille has the promise Of
j,OJO-barrel oil refinery employing 80
men. The town offers the company a
tere site and fuel ga, at two cents
thousand feet.
Father Lombardy, an Italian priest
ryw in parish work at Antlers, lost
his parish church and all his relatives
u the eruption Of Mount Vesuvius
several months ago.
An engineer Of the Spring River
Power company at Joplin and a gov
eminent engineer are expected to
leave Lowell, Kas., about October 10
ON a trip down Grand river to estab-
Ilsh guages and locate the site OF the
power dam near For, Gibson.
Harry ". Painter, formerly of
Guthrie, and for number of year,
secretary of the Bankers association
Of Oklahoma and the Indian terri
tory, has regained hi, health in the
state Of Washington and is nov cash
Ter Of Sylyester'y bank at North
Bend, Wash.
Omer Benedict has sold his Hobart
Ncws-Republican to n. +. Cump-
lcRcr, once editor Of the Brookfield
CMoJ Argus, who has changed the
News-Republican to Democrat news.
paper and given ii the name Hobart
Democrat. Benedict will remain at
Hobart and says that he will not
again engage in the newspaper busi.
ness nor will he enter politics.
Lieutenant George A. Purington at
Fort Sill is raising a fund to purchase
number Of Mongolian pheasants to
b. released in the Wichita game pre-
serve and the Fort Sill military re-
serve. He believes that in few
years these birds would increase to
large numbers Last year Lieutenant
rrrington sent for Matching of
Mongolian pheasant eggs, and setting
turm under a hen hatched out nine
J. just as they were getting old
riouqh to feather out his bird dog
ur got among them and the industry
Cided right there and then,
Arizona republican., 1906-04-28
DEE FOR THE DAM.

AIr. and Mrs. Schmidt and MT. anu Mrs. Cook. all of Chicago. who are spending few months in Tempe. are making most of their time and taking in all the points of interest in the sur rounding country. Some time ago they spent d week il camp at the Hierogly- phic springs, southwest of here. and Thursday they left for Roosevelt. They secured one of Bucks rigs with team and expect to make the trip in d Cou- pie of days. and will be absent from Tempe the better part of the week. While in Roosevelt they propose wis iting the cliff dwelling near there.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-28
Factory Smokers. The best 5c Cigar
For Rent

Broom house in good location. with all modern Improvements; fenced, and will put up stable for party that will rent for term; S2O per month.
 5-rOom Brick for S12.50.
 Groom frame. with hallway: two lots under fence and good shade trees and shrubbery; large chicken yard, chicken house. and a large carriage shed and stable; will rent cheap for the summer.
 Broom frame with screen room, good shade and small shed for horse and buggy, for $12.5O, with city water.
 4-room brick, with bath and screen room; will be vacant May l.
 Groom adobe house. with good shade, for &10 Der month.
 5-room brick, with bath and screen sleeping rooms, furnished complete; nice lawn and in good location; for S25 per month.
 Groom furnished house in Capitol Addition; will rent for S20 per month for the summer.
 4-room brick, close fin. with hath: fenced ins lawn and shade; $15 for winter and S12 for summer months
 Broom brick, close in, with all mod ern Improvements, for S1O per month.
 4-room brick, furnished. for S1O per month.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-28
OLD FOLKS PARTY.

i The following is the program for tl- old folks party 10 be held at the op-la house May 8. 1905. beginning at l4 o'clock a. m- Singing. America by th= eoazr-- gation. Invocation. President J. T. Leslle--- Address of welcome. Isaac Rogers Response. ?. A Williams Danish song. SOren SOreuso1- Count Your Blessings" T. L. Gle club
 Stump speech. Harvey J. Harper Cake walk. Mrs Paraiee HoiIadav and Ms. Ann BrimhaH-
 Singing contest by young girls over 50. for prizs. Character sketch. B. Far Johnson. Jr-
 Remarks. by Rev J. A. Croucz-
 Dinner at I2.30 o'clock in the new store building of O. = Stapley & Co o'clock p- m. Reassemble al opera house for following program Farce My Turn Next James AIl- Ter & Co.
 Cuartette. The Jolly old Farmer- M. C. Phelps. C. F. Phelp-. Guy Phel and OrsOn J. Phelps
 Selection. Ben Noble Oualtette Messrs- DOrmau and VII sen. Nesdames Dorman and Drane- Song "Old and Only iu the Way Isaac Dara. Dan HibbeTt S Co Remarks by Rev Wm. P=arcr- Character selection from The Lean Man and the Fat Woman Step dance. H. =. Phelps & co Stump speech. by the Dwarf Address .Origin and Object of oiI Folks Day; why We should honor oI- parents" r. T. Pomeroy- Quartette. "Old Folks song Nor-l Side Glee Club. Games of different kinds win be pro vided for those assemb' 'ei- In the even ing a dance for the married folks vi-- be given where they can enjoy them selves in a good old fashioned way
 Good music has been provided fo- th- occasion
Arizona republican., 1906-04-28
TEMPE
MILITARY AFFAIRS.
C Company Inspection Tonight-Nor
 nal Cadet EncanPment.

The following order issued by Carl Hayden, commanding C company. N. c. A. is self explanatory:
 Armory of Company C. First Regiment
 or Infantry. National Guard of ATi-
 zona. Tempe. Arizona. April 26. 1906 Company Orders No. 9.
 1a) Company C will be inspected in this armory by the adjutant general, Ben w. Leaveil. at 30 D. m. Satur- day. April 2S 1906. Every member of Company C is hereby ordered to be present at the ahove inspection A certificate of a surgeon will be the on Iy excuse accepted. so of this order do not fail
 (b)) Immediately following the in spect.on the company will leave to at tack the Normal Cadet sompany en- Camped near Tempe.
 CARL HAYDEN. Capt First Init. N. C. Arizona, Com
 maHding Co. C.
 The Normal Cadet company left aC half past four Thursday afternoon on their annual encampment. They will camp this time in the same general locality as they did last year. on the desert southwest of town several miles The company turned out in full force with the exception of several of the men who found il impossible to leave They will be in camp until Sunday and between now and then will probably have some experience in actual war fare. except that blank shells will be used. Residents of that vicinity are hereby warned that any unusual eN- citement tonight in that neisnborhood will simply mean that a battle is on. and they are advised to remain in the house as there is no telling what the shooting will lead to.
 A couple of the members of the com pany were in town yesterday afternoon after supplies. They report that the camp has been nicely established and every one is having a good time. Most of the men, however. lost considerable sleep night before last. The camp was charged by a couple of stray burros and the sentinel. thinking that ,s vas C company. raised a general alarm.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-28
MESA

Mrs. Andrews and Miss Andrews. one Of the Mesa. high school teachers. left for home yesterday They go via the Grand Canyon. thence 10 Ottawa. Kan. to visit relatives. and from there L1 Malvin, H.. their home Miss Andrews expects to return in the fall to resume her work here
 J. B. Goodrich of the firm of Morris & Goodrich of Mesa, is spending Q few days in PhOen.X with his mother. Ms Goodrich leaves for Los Angeles il 70 few days for the summer
 J. A. Johnson leaves today for Ca- nanea, Mexico. 10 be gone a few days on business for the firm Of L. B. John son & Co.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-28
FRIENps ANp RELATIVEs sAFE


 The day following the San Francisco disaster W. Lukin wired W. A. Bolton at santa Rosa. lie received d reply yesterday Mir Bolton says under date Of April 25. Your telegram just re ceived. We have no cash and our banks are all closed or burned. so cant send telegram. We are all right and have not suffered much loss. None of us hurt Our new home is damaged. We are going to rebuild santa Rosa at once.
 Mrs. Hayden has received word from ner daughter Mary. who was at Stan ford al the time of the earthquake, to the effect that she is safe and we'll She went to Los Angeles as soon as possible after the calamity. and will come on to Tempe soon. probably ar irving here Sunday morning
 D. G. Buck had a letter from his son Q. R. Buck saying that tle firm he was with in San Francisco was d heavy loser and has been forced to retire from business. He escaped n- jury and is now working with another firm in the city.
 F. Lohmann has heard from his brother in San Francisco saying that he and his family escaped injury. They lived little out of town and their property was but slightly damaged.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-28
A PAsTEBoARD MESSAGE

J. A Johnson last evening received a message from his D. other. Ellis l- San Francisco. IL was written ou u fGur-inch square of pastblaId cut from an old box and was sent through with out a stamp II reads as follows
 san Francisco. q ---e6- Dear Brother The city is comHi---- ly destroyed The papers can uev-r publish or paint the affair az horrib-- as il really is One can never imaslu- the extent of it, Sho. Ks are quite fr-- quent. We had one few minutes agr-
 Your brother.
 L. H. JOHNSON
Arizona republican., 1906-04-28
PERSONAL MENTION.

This afternoon Mrs Harry OberbecK will sell at public auJion at her nome in the Ellingsen building. her house hold and kitchen goods. The sale will be conducted by Andrew Nielsen and will commence at ? o'clock.
 Chas. J. Sanichas. Of Phoenix, was a visitor here yesterday afternoon. He has just returned from a two weeks visit in Los Angeles
 James Wilson came down from Globe yesterday morning for a few days visit with friends and relatives.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-28
CHuRCH NOTICES.

Christian church Sunday school ai 10 a. m; preaching at II a. m. by Ei- der J. M. Stewart. Subject. Excuses You are cordially invited to attend.
 M. F. Church south: Preaching Dy the pastor Rev. J. w. Rowland at II a. m. and 7:45 D. m. Morning sub ject. "The Two Mediators." Evening The Gatherer of All People" Sunday school at 10 a. m. Epworth League D. m. You are cordially invited to attend these services