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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-21
THE CASE OF BID DUBBs

BID DHsbs sai o. tsnot ral Tor three b0urs
Tuesday, whiting. ''-L@esbsrg Mo- Egbi
To at o. fence rsil requires little sssrgy Ii l.
something, Of eoarse # tie itirr grasefuL And O.
eourss that Bid graceful goes sitb0u, saving A. 4,
were, nevertheless, and Bat graes u DO, II. Hb
tOroors Of life il doesn't pat buiier on The pancake.
II doesn't bay peanuts The eireas So with all ii.
beauty Of movement and the artistic detail with w5eh h.
drapsd his sgs sOzHs the fence BS s1snds euris,es
unless perehanet, bsr0 be TIE vei Of s. canon,
slandsrer, oi-kiliina time.
Bat still the inei6sni Haay be Of sons rsI.s a. a
warning to the youth Of AHsrisA- The spirit of modern
Amenes may Be summed up in the little word. Hustle
The man who ats FOR three hours On fence rail and
Ehiiies belongs TO another ard aaoher land H. !.
wasting golden opportunities lie is allowing In life
70 20 By and the Eord 20 turn sround without h see
piisiing Ths be ought 10 Be- accomplishing In the
three boars thar Bid On that fence. b. could have
gone 10 the village stors and posiotee and ui,h few
other s1ges q burg, solved eli the problems of GOV
srurnent He could have read book He could have
made up his mind packed hi. clothes in a bspdsna
eaughi the tram ard besded for toe eiiy to become
millionaire In stead. be On the fence and whitfield
Are you Bid Dubbsf Do you. agurs,iyelv. st On
the fence rsi and Hhiiie' Are you allowing golden o
Por1unies 70 20 pssi' Are you letting the '.other
isii0E get ahead Of you in the eontes, for modes,
iihesone, bswteing Nsneyi II 20. change vour wavs
Don be Bid Dubbs The Bid Dubbse. never sr,onr,
to anything.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-21
DID TIE MARSHAL EXCEED HIS AUTHORITY

great many r~gpls eriiieising Chief Of Police
Bsber severely Of The action be took in con-
ssi0E Hiib the arrest Of Walter Jefferson Sunday after
il d claimed that pursuing the Indian beyond
The city imii the Hsrsha out Of bis Jurisdiction
Prominent nsrnberz of tie legal fraternity maintain that
city marshal has authority eulprii beyond
the rIiy imiis unless in Of felony As the pres
instance could be construed in any way to
esea misdernsanor, it is vigorously stated by members
of the bar both democrats and republicans that the
msnt Jefferson crossed the corporation line, Babers
tbonty ended and that be had right to arrest
him than any other private citizen.
II is admitted that jefferson was drunk and riding
the streets ahead of the speed limit Insofar seeking
TO obviate this condition. the marshal did his duty. But
right for him to take upon himself the responsible
ity of pursuing the Indian two miles into the country
shooting his horse from under him. and beating his head
with a eyolveri Was it right that he should repeat tn,
dose, he admittedly did, before he reached the cit,
Jail with his prsoneri Mr. Baber says in defense of h
action that the Indian attacked him with knife at rst
and after having had his knife taken from him. dug up
another and repeated the attack But all this happened
outside the city limits and could have been avoided had
tie marshal remained within the bounds of the city
II is claimed by observers that the police force i.
sadly delinquent in the matter Of preserving the law in
the city. Perhaps that gives rise to the insstent ques
ton Why should go outside to do what it cannot &C.
complish insidei
Chief Of Police Baber unquestionably endeavors to
do what he considers his duty but events have pointed
strongly to his neompeeney for the position he is hold
ing. In many instances it has been shown that his TEN.
persment Is not what executive officer should have
His recent exploit in police court is garing example.
The position Of chief Of police in city Of Tulsa 5 size
demands not only of nerve. but of cool head and
sound judgment. Mr. Bsber probably has the nerve,
but be has proven that he lacks the Judgment He is
good real estate dealer, but "peace" officer he dis
plays too much Of the opposite quality.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-21
THE CHILEAN EARTHQUAKE.

The year 1906 which Is little more than half over
has rueh 70 answer for in the way Of disastrous natural
phenomena and the score Of truman lives sacrificed anc
property destroyed already dePressngy long The
recurrence Of earthquake shocks recently felt on ne ia
eifc coast but this time in South America ndiesiss that
the disturbances that wrecked San Frsneeo and probably
are insome way connected with the renewed seiiHiy
Of vesuyus have not finally f1bsided. Although mum
ber Of months have elapsed the San Francisco dis
astsr scientists have not We, completely snalyzsd the
phenomena The fuiity Of all human agencies to Pene-
trate the secrets Of illustrated in the present
situation When the news that sAn Francisco Vas
in ruins tue scientific minds Of the world attracted
to the study Of the situation and since then all sors
Of theories have been advanced concerning the cause Of
this devastating oscillation Of the earth But with all ih
study and speculation, hint Of warning sas gwen
TO the people Of Chile and they taken completely
by surprise their neghbOr Of the northern Pa
eihe coast
Succeeding days TO lessen somewhat the horror
Of the Chilean situation, although conditions suis-
eienty terrible to worldwide anriety II d
tain that almost overwhelming damage has been done IN
number Of Chilean and cities along the Chilean
and the oss Of life will be probably greater thar
caused by t6e earthquake in the United States
On account Of the difficulties Of securing information
from the Of the disaster, il will probably be some
time before full be given Of the property
damage and tire loss Of human life Teleraphie bulletin,
somewhat unreliable and confusing.
Valparaiso, uhieh has suffered perhaps disas
tIonly did San Francisco eiiy Of about $4,000
and sngulariy beautiful II Was the queen eiy d
tie q South ADsriea. and through hsr
br flowed the 0f nilions Of peopis and the
TriDrips traders q fire worlds markets represent
81 there By branch bouses Although the people Of Val
raraiso ussd 70 earthquakes for halt century
had there bse1 destructive disaster II ihs kind.
Since then government eonrision has been studying
the nsnitsisiion u earth ireD0rs. bot little hEs bes1
learned thar would is1d to safeguard the people and
property q Chile We are reminded By TINS late ds
ssssr that, after al Nsurs eutiuues 70 bold seret.
Which hiodsn. and probably viii continue to b. hid
den fron men for al time 10 e0us
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-21

I; ihs Priee q territory oil takes
1-ashsr drip q frun three 10 81
ts-is- A. l. expected within a tsE
6lys G1itreait d Co Eb0 Erv TIRE
lIrgesg pr0,i9csrs n the G8sun pos-.
stated lAss zlr1i that they VII he ca
tie Earkss fer E-y Lcsofy 70 take
ihsr szrFlas Pr.'19r11sl, not kAnelsi
b. ite slG11Eri Oh company.
Wn4tbsr q. t.s PEPs Eres. iE-ks- ears
~ a1asbsy i15syea3szl rsSDsEy Eli-
ter Dot Ibtir r,l.as ARE far slk io
ihf tlgtsss .565tr
TIE G1lsIsHih gelg'i+ hIrt 1Es1iy-
agt pr,38elzg wells Wbla< oziql;
= t.1l-aiei Ei 2-5gs hErvrls Wntu
lsl sai % tall eagae1ly- Tbslr IG1k-
~ Al yrsssul i SaAst hIlrs4s Eoe
ysss1sr1Ey L r19irBti WIS ltl 10 ADc-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-21
TULSA PEOPLE LANDED HEAVY.

The INIT authentic Of the big convention of
Territory Eastern Star folks at Ardnore last week wbic
appears IN th paper today. shows that Tulsa people
usual went ahead and picked the richest pIums Dr. C.
heeder was elected the highest place within the Gift
of the eonventioDtba Of Grand Patron II is tbrupb
The Grand Patron that all new chapters must be in.
stalled Mrs Mary Seaman was chosen 10 take charge Of
all unfinished business of the lodge very important
TASK D. d. Seaman, chairman Of the orphans home com.
mitee of the Indian territory Eastern Star was instn
mental IN getting resolution through the convention
setting aside % per cent of the gross receipts for fund
to apply on building the home The organization has at
present 100000 hand for maintenance fund for the
home when built, Some of these days this big nsttu
tion will be built and it will be Just like Tulsa folks ia
90 out and get it.
1t was also through the influence of the above named
and other Tusans that great many of the offices were
secured by members in the northern and eastern half Of
the territory Heretofore the southern end has domn
ated IN all elective action dolng out only
offices to the northern wing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-21
News Of the Oil World
GALBREAIn OIL COMPANY PLANS A BIG
INDEPENDENT REFINERY FOR TULSA

ssa 4 Co q OslAhoEA City. for sd.
t.lSlz-Il sss~l tasks u l.so0 barrels
eAFStliy.
Al prss<zi the siAHdArd Is tax.
i-g tEz ftsz SO barrels ana froE
the triirx SD Bat Loo bATrels,
Ebs. their essizsiet running fseil-
Ines is l01s9 barrels
S0ze TINE E-s. 0ns Texas SrTa NliL
60 tank es~ made oyer1ures fol
q large share q the Clean production
1ztrlng IS eeuts zi the ear.
A 3se99 barrel Independent rein
sry l. possibility. which would bs
snEstleai 10 care for q good shsr'
q the p-oa0elion-
TIE sii1Eilon i becouing intensel!
interesting and oil operators are snr
i1usly awaiting results
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-21
FNo HEART or RAmEsEs.
Vital orTaa Of Great EgyptiAn King
Preserved In Vase for
5,i64 YarA

A recent issue Of the Comp,es Rer.
tns OF the Paris ACADEMY contains a.
aocoun; os the successful Identification
q The heart Of R2nesss H., the Sssos-
us Of the Greeks. affair having beer
prSsrvet since i.ss 3. c. In soda sac
reStcoid antis<pucs.
some months ago. says the Nev
York Times. the council Of the Ma.
uonal Museum Of the Louvre acquire
Possession OF the four vases In blue
snanel which contain the viscera and
bsArt OF Raneses H.. and bear large
ssdailions representing the names snc
attributes OF the king.
The directors of the Egyptian muse
IN desired absolute confirmation a. 70
- conisnu Of the vases and intrustsd
- examination OF their contents tc
81 Lortet, who. With his colleagues
Professors Hugounenq. Rsnaut and
RigAn, made a careful physiological sx.
animation Three OF the vases con.
tAined bsndages Of linen tightly com
pacted and hardened by the carbonate
OF soda and aromatic resinous sub.
stances Of reddish color. which hse
been employed as rntiseptics and ha'
probably contained the stomach, intes.
tines and liver OF the great king. Thes'
visoera, however. were only found u
Be represented BY quantity OF granu
lar matter. miIed with a large proper.
tion OF powdered esrbonsts OF sods
and % could not be Identified.
The fourth vase. which vas nttet
With . lid or cover adorned With TN
head OF 4 jackal. proved to contain tn
heart This organ was found trans
formed into kind Of oval plate. eirh
csntimeterI long and four csntime,er
vide. The substance OF the heart va
hornlike and the saw had to bs used II
obtaining sections Of It for examin,,io.
and finally the razor. 20 a. TO rstuc
thsss sections 10 the attenuation neces
sary for microscopic examinatioa-
Under the miserosoope these section
gave unmistakable evidence Of the mus
euiar abers peculiar To the heart. espe
eially characterized by being arrange.
In bundles Of such fbe-s. crossing eacl
other. Since this special muscula
arrangement n not found In any othe
part Of the body except the tongue an
as the mummy OF Rameses H.. whicl
Is preserved at Cairo. contains tn
tongue intact. the experts have n
doubt whatever that the vase aetuall,
contained the heart OF Rameses II. fat
tened and transformed into a hornlik
substance by its long sojourn in tn
soda preseryatiyes.
King Rameses H. died 1..ss years be
fore the Christian era and hence som
3.lG years have elapsed since his hear
was first embalmed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-21
OUTLAWS RE-ARRESTED.
Released FROM One Sentence They
Started OF Another.

LesrenE0r1h. ks,- August 2O.-D.
b. Kelly. james Blackburn. james
Wallace and Nicholas Gardener. out
lass. who committed many crimes in
Missouri and the Indian Territory. TX
wears ago. we're arrested Immediately
after their release from the federal
PRISON here today BY the sheriff OF
Dent county. Missouri. who wanted
the men for a post Office robbery. The
men Here convicted Of the crime in
Dent county and escaped while await
ing sentence. They fed TO the In
dian Territory, where they committed
a robbery for which they have just
completed term Of five years each IN
the federal prison.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-21
WAS A PRONOUNCED BLONDE
Description Of Girl Who Tried to As
sassinate Russian Governor.

Warsaw, August 2O.-Ihe reyolu-
tionists who on Saturday attempted
to assassinate the governor general.
adopted a strategem TO induce him 10
leave the palace. A few days ago a
revolutionist disguised as an officer,
appeared at the German consulate.
auarreled with the vice consul. and
boxed his ears. Owing to this incl
dent. the governor general was com
PEELED to visit the vice consul and of
fer an apology.
Meanwhile the revolutionists bad
rented a fiat near the vice consul s
residence, and when the governor gen
erals carriage appeared, they threw
bombs at il.
The police, having been informed
that a light-haired girl threw the
bombs. arrested all the light-haired
girls in the neighborhood. Neverthe-
less the miscreant was not captured
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-21
THREE KILLED IN WRECK
Automobile Run Into by Fast Ex
press With Fatal Results.

Asbury Park, n. j., Aug. u
Three automobiles were killed and
another fatally injured at Allaire
crossing on the Pennsylvania rail-
way near here tonight when an ex-
press train crashed into an automo-
bile of J. George Laffargue, piano
manufacturer of New York. Mr..
Laffargue, his wife and Mrs. Charles
Lurch were instantly killed. Mr..
Lurcb was the only occupant of the
ear who escaped, but when he was
picked up he was unconscious and is
still in a precarious condition.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-21

A Prl-;s- .. TIE oli ScAoal- Takes
IL Ir;<-ssz-g Tnr-

4 : Kline. q prl-itr Of the Cd
s-1ocl. Etll kng#n btrs, where he has
frug7satly Vurfs1 Was IN the eI1y
f0r L few bggrx yesterday. M Kline
islls al Interesting ssOEE Of his *
p<rieDes While e rgEis 10 New Or
by bosi. VIA ibs~sztEypeisOiVbykej
leans frgn ArfEnKsss Cry, Kansas,
sy boat. wa the Arkansas
He started with two skIHs. one Of
oonsi6srzbls siH. inisoding TO have
good tIr-s tshing and h1niing sn
rogSs- For = psr1nsr bs pleked up .
painter al ArEEnsk. City.
AT Vsn Barren. ARK. Mr.. Kline
found il 8eressSTy to 90 10 Fort
Smith. Ark. On business While alb
seui- his partner dsesnpsd with ths
boats and eonisnis. and II spite Of .
.srenn0us search. vas never found
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-21
KANSAS WANTS BRYAN.
VIII Ask Democratic Leaders Help In
State Campaign

Topeka. Kas.. August 20.-Ihe dem
oeratie leaders Of Kansas are trying
to secure the participation Of William
J. BRYAN IN the coming state cam
paign. W. H. Ryan, chairman of the
democratic state central committee
will meet Bryan in New York and try
TO arrange some speaking dates foI
the Nebrasksn in Kansas. Ryan VIII
attempt to make as many speaking
dates for Bryan in Kansas as possible
and each one viii be the occasion FOL
a big rally.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-21
mp OF INDIGESTION.
Hsv 10 Get the Better Of This Cause
Of Misery.

VI Asy.
A scientific writer upon stomach
irO1blss says: ''If you have ever suf-
fered from indigestion-and who has
nO;s-your imagination has probably
pictured . feroeious little imp dane
Ing in the pit Of your stomach, eaus-
ing ths; organ to neglect al its duties,
with the result that it is not only
painful, but ffls you with misery from
day to day." The writer certainly
had suffered with indigestion, for
there is no more disagreesble, nerve
rseking and siek-all-over disease than
indigestion.
A great many people who have been
treated for years for diseases Of the
heart, liver or kidneys, when they
used Mona stomach tablets, found
ths, not only did Mona cure the
stomach disorder, but it made them
well al over and the other troubles
were also cured.
If you suffer with nervousness,
sleeplessness. Indigestion, sick or ner-
vous headache, pains in the back or
sides. get a soc box Of Mi-o-na from
Shaekle Drug company and take one
Of the little tablets before each meal.
II will do you a world of good and
YOU will soon be well and free from
Indigestion and its symptoms The
Shsekle Drug company has so much
faith in this medicine that they give
an absolute guarantee with every
box. Ask them to show you this
guarantee.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-21
STRANGE SAVAGE CUSTOM
Weird Tribal Ceremony Of the Natives
Of the Anglo-Abyssdnian
Boundary.

Some remarkable tribal customs are
reported by an expedition ssnt into
the comparatively unknown countries
between the Abyssinian capital and
the northwest OF Lake Rudolf, in the
astshborhood Of the Angio-Abyninisp
boundary.
While the expedition was fitting out
st Nail, the Abyssinian post in the
southwest the local Shankalis hing
died He was sewn up IN 4 fresh hide
bag In . sitting position and placed
on the door Of his hut which stood In
. clearing In the forest. and frum
mfles around his subjects came TO the
lying In state.
TAs ground Of the clearing vss of
sard beaten clay. All round were
thick rows Of huge "gogo" palms. and
on one side four spacious. veil
thatchsd huts and q curious mound.
probably sacrincial. By the side Of
the huts Thousands Of COW bells. svest
In tore a. those In q Swiss upland
valley. we're hung on rude trestles and
swung backwards and forwards by
bands Of women under the direction
Of a old witch.
The hard. level flooring Of the clear
Ing shook under the feet of hundreds
Of naked warriors. chanting a villa
song Of death. now Advancing In ,
rhythmic rush. now retreating ana
leaving two of their number in the
opsa. who. With their la-foot spssr,
held horizontally Just over their
shoulders. the shafts oivsring like q
snake before Y strikes, danced 4 Wild
war dance. keeping time to the chant
Of the chorus.
When ths din nsv louder ths
crowd surssd round the dead kinrs
hat suddenly parted. and through he
lans thus formed dashed q cleaning
figure. adorned with q leopard skin.
orange oolorsd ostrich featheu. b>ada.
and bands Of copper and braa sad
ivory round his neck and ANA
Three umas he rushed round ths
clearing. followed By the sAoutt,s.
siAdns varrion. and then dissp-
pearsd - quickly - As had coma
ne new king had been chossn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-21
children Of IlDiouarisa.

In Europe the son often follows bis
fneh~s trade; In America, the land
Of change and rapid promoter. he
se'dcn doesL For this reason. obscrvu
The Yoaths Companion. thsrs \ sone-
thing particularly significant n ths
tact that Of the miaionariss Of the
American board In India and Csylou.
oes-te,rd ars the children. or he
srandchildrsn Of missionaries cent out
two or. three generations ago. Many
men say 70 their sons, Nine 10 q poor
business; try some other" Tie scps
Of the missionaries have said to their
sirss. Yours Is noble work; w viii
continue IT,"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-21

For everyday wear. children ar,
wearing linen dresses, and linen Of
the most durable nature. The mate
nal comes this season In practically
. never-wear-cut grade. and some Of
the prettisst Of everyday dresses are
made out Of IT. Embroidered bands
are ever % fashionable this ssasou
aad the embroidery is done in vhit1
or N oolo1. both being fashisaanlA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-21
Injured His Right Arm

Butch" Myers, erstwhile an
umpire in the South Central league,
but now employed at the Headquar-
,ers Market. met with a painful ae-
cident Yesterday morning at the com
pany's slaughter house. Myers was
lifting steer when the windlass
broke and caught his right arm in
a cog. infiicting a serious wound, and
missing an artery by an inch.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-21
SEVEN KILLED BY COLLISION.
Freight Train Plows Its Way Into
Work Train.

.Johnstown. Pa. August 2O.-Plung-
ing thorugh binding rainstorm at
the rate of forty-five miles an hour
early today, fast freight train on
the Pennsylvania railroad crashed into
a slowly moving work train at Sang
Hollow. killing seven and seriously in
juring seven others Of the work train
crew. Three of the latter will prob
ably die.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-21
SHE DIED AT l2o.
Kansas Negress Had Reached . Ripe
Old Are.

Ottawa, Kas., August 20.-Mahala
Lewis. a negress. said to be l20 years
old. died here last night. She could
tell many incidents in the life of
George Washington. whom she insist
ed she had seen many times. Mrs.
Lewis was a native Of Virginia, and
unable to read or write.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-21
Luncheon lolls

Make . good biscuit dough and RON
II rather thinner than for biscuit Cut
Into pieces about three inches SQUARE
Wet the edges with cold water and M
the center Of each square put . heap.
ing tablespoonful Of cooked meat. vslD|
ssasoned and chopped nne. Fold The
opposite corners together. pinching the
edges 90 that they will not come spar.I
IN baking and bake for about is min
utes In hot oven.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-21
Rolled Sponge Cake.

Bat the, yolks Of three egss Win,
one cup sugar and two tablespoons
sweet milk. Beat the whites sti6 ana
thoroughly mix with the yolks "a,
sugar. sift one cup flour with one
heapins teaspoon baking powder and
add to the other ingredients. Flavor
to taste. Put In an oblong pan ana
bake 1t once In . moderate oven.
Bake It light. to avoid cracking In roll.
Ing. While hot remove from the pan.
lay on q towel wet IN cold water ana,
spread with currant Jelly. Roll ed
once and sprinkle VITA powdered
sugar.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-21

Every third man you meet these
days has either just had their house
painted or is just going to see the Tul-
sa Decorating Company about 1t. Re-
liable and responsible.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-21
WRECK ON KATY
Freight Train Jumped Track and De
iayed Trains Several Hours.

Special 70 the WorIu- 90 -,
Bartlesville. August 2o.-A small
wreck on the Katy Just south OF the
city tied up this division for ten hours
today. The trucks Of one Of the ears
Of freight train broke, causing three
ears TO leave the track. After work
ing all day the ears were finally got
on the track. No serious damage was
done.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-21

An objection to a uig city is smoke.
To a prospective tig city, a good
smoke. found at the SMOKE HOUSE
Imported and domestic cigars, cigar
etes and tobaccos. SIT
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-21

Wall Paperl Wall Paperl Wall
Paperi A wagon load came today
We bought cheap. We sell cheap. Al
ways in the lead, here TO stay-Tulsa
Decorating Co., Phone 407.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-21

The constitutional delegate row in the democratic
ranks is assuming alarming proportions
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-21

Keep up the paving talk II hssnt rained for a week
or So but dust on Main street is becoming much in ev.
dence.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-21

II looks like We have better ball PLAYERS rich, here
IN Tulsa than those we paid hundred dollars month
apiece for.