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The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
TWO MEN FIGHT OFF
LONE HlGHvNAYMAN.
Fred Bre0erka1p GPopPoes VITA
FOOirna. ~ bile CSaap pa siwa Wreass
knife frOa lsObber's Hand.

Fr,d E-ernerk amp. ~ years cid o. ""
2>I> Ohio Iv.Hac. and Henry y. S..zak -
years sih. II NJ. 2.ss; California avenue
r-pIrtvs: ." IN" pole. Yesterday that they
w.!c attacked by :. hishwaym.An at Lynch
street and Texas avenue al !: o'clock yes
;.!t..iy morning. The rcbbcr bran,iished 81
knife and demanded their money and
t.w"ir:.
Tn. men say they refused to give III"
fnutpad anything. auI he erappi.-,! with
Brem.rhan,p H. the a,.h; Slazak grabbed
the hIi,.-LpS ann and look ia. knife from
him The in.n then escaped
Er.MrrkaIup and Si.Zik took the knife
- Patruinia, Wiihi.n II the Second Dis
iriCi ar,. told their story OF thc E9!G-uY
The polio. Of the Second District arrested
three ::i'n an! locked 'h"rn tip on s,Is p
r.ic.nn f:r.m.Gkamy and Si.Zak failed 10
identify them and they Wee released
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

49,. H-r. @Es A.
- -FsFa ~ taz .--Fostx; Az.hc-t
ie~z-A 49, icEs'-E 'or g =z-
= ssEs 49, -=r-s e irA- " VIA
ara -zlSf--s to- uo3sE cs1-rs a. Is-sl
= gar .ts1-.- .ts-- r-s of s&sch s-s. s--a
- 1.a--t rr-- 3 - -
80 ots-- se-st--- cf se s-s--. A. a
-s.---,1-sT- U-ss EAsr Ss+ w. lc-st.-s .~g
" .a~r "a - =r-. sre-- zta-1fr- Ns-.
sl=rp gsr -sS.. see ss.z--f az - -
nsssl - ssxR -: tss cESs sc--z Assrr
SAsss=x sHsE-
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

blue eyes ensnar.1 many a visitor to her
resort.
While Ollie vas consi-red 4 liberal Pro-
duC'r. she was =: th. same time cautious
"a make a memorandum ~ her protection
assessments in a small memorandum
book. which, u is said she nuN - ready
:" turn over to Police. Commissioner Ma
rcN.y.
sam I."ars visii.! the woman IN ;h.
P.n:;.atiary az Jefferson CITY las; Sa:-
ur,.sS. and whii.. he IL said To have
learned a great deal about the woman
dealings with ~. police. u !s said that
he Was not toi,: anything of whic., g, IN
missioner Maroucy Was not to certain;
cXt.n, coCn!zan;.
Mr.. Marnn.y probably vii! visit III"
woman In fh- Penit"n:iary tomorrow ~
THURSDAY and secure. the desired dOcu-
'nertS. with whatever other iaf"rn!aiiun u
She nav h. ready 10 give concerning po-
lie. corruption.
!. Is reported that III. Roberts woma n
paid upward II S,.S'sS for protection dr.
ing the five wears previous iu her i9car-
C-rG-loH ~. the Penit"atiary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
~. rot ~ Mi2HC'ltNJS' HNiDs:': sND
TVRNSNAV RA:bWSI Si HlN0AN
TRAN SERNNE

f.as,l,,,.r O. i.slr- I-ion SfGi!sr. E,"'i' SUI
fav-;..r s7H SO 70. sun Law orIv----'-f %
M ii-i5 > a. T-lv.s Tl-.'i. and .:-,-iI.
s,r...s Iti'y-7-f1 N. 20 20 st5 60
m Trcar- sS!-sisy-4-@; - - ft.-u
- ..;, go >, ~ Suul.v t,-i'v--2: -,9s a
N Wednesday. SATURDAY aHI ssIn..ay-,i.2-
g
Ahor" trains leave Washington aveng. four
minutes later
V.e-f.-.r-.l Leave tsTr1i'" C-tv- T,.t1--F o n
n, f.ie A. 900. r:!S = FsNces. SG''.ay-
-2s 90 so. i1:'5 a. IN. zoo -I !? ~a'
uT,'av "r!y=t-,s =. r-r-rt <. 'rr-'aT are
c,.r,.yv-- - > Stsr.'ay sri'1-T ~ 500 n -.
v.'re-S!-. SATURDAY. a.; ,1-.irr-'l--s O. r.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
GOES 10000 MILES IN VAIN.
lcwa Man Unable to Find His
Wife After Lon. Search.

!.'sT-T TsIs.'- y II Y u
s!coha Ne:... Jan. AFTER travelling
liG9" miles n search II his runaway wife.
". a. prUr hwar"r. "A wealthy resident 80
StgESE.r. la arrived IA Omaha ''.!s af:ei
noon. few hours after tE.- woman ha;
n.T. bruEkwatrr vii C"nriuu. thS se3rch II.
however.
ErBrkwai". saws his VIE elo?e! with
q. iE;iTJt. friend Of th. family. tn"
Ti.raraX< first y: to Dallas. Tex. wh';..
brgnhwat"r followed TE"y escaped. go
iUr O" New lrr.. afi th,u," 10 seattle.
b-t!rkwatar has followed .'c,n from Ci:y
2" city. making NOR than iH'.' miles IA
~" search. -; has not captured tn'!n
vet n. fully Exp. tod. :" ru! them IN
omaha. tu' th-y had rear1 %: his COIN
LIZ az! eSsaI,G. hn s.ys.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

Ollie Roberts. th" pane: worker, who Is
new serving a t.a-y..,r s-rjc:'-, i, j.:f"r-
son City for murder. stands ready :" un-
fold to Police Commissioner Andrew q.
Maror-y whatever knowledge she has OF
police corruption.
The woman is said "a have kept cash
book Of h"I subscriptions for police r:o-
lection. and :his - said ia contain the
names "f III. various hnn.'icia.I.s. with
she dates AND amounts given 10y her.
II Is known saa; the woman vas one az
thc iDl,,est characters " no t.ha hi;-i ,i.a
'';enderl"in' In many years. SIZE did no:
sh.w the least concern about her liberty
" Hhen placed under arrest following II rob
b.ry in h.s establishment. and Just "a
often as sh. Wis arrested! on a charge rf
larceny sh. was released from custody
either on bond or because uf the refusal OF
warrants against her.
Ollie Roberts Was r"Saf,!'! as one "f the
h:rS.sornest xa:I..r Of the half-w"rl! Her
tall. stately figure Was n.ds:. more at
tractiy. by her costly garments. whi. her
clear complexion. blond hair ani large
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
TEXAS NEGRO RES,STS MOB.
Is Killed 10y White Men. Two Of
Whom Are in Jail.

REF if.i' ~i'.-C'lA1.
Dallas TcS. Jan. Five white ,nen
last night invaded tin. hoGs. -! Tai on
Parker a n.grD. IN HOPKINS County. Tex
as sor III. r:IEi'Sc pt In'hainS h!!u- The
rtsT. resisted and Vas killed. IN. top o.
his head being shot -
go. vhit. man ves wounded Two cc
The men charged with l.iTs In tnc mob
w.-e placed !u ilil. - 81 ;HGr springs. 20
!ay .ea-Ch - being mao. e.. the othsts-
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
PROSPERITY IN ARGENTINA.
Immigration and Customs Re-
CENTS Show Big Increases.

SFf'is.. " .fII.F-
R,..:.us Ayr~s. Jan i.-tCopyr'Eh:. ,Sst
-Iur.rg so thHra arrived IN Argentina
nor. .Lan 1870 Immigrants. against -
s..f a.. previous year.
Rev. nlsrs o. the ssIerus AJres Custom
Egt.s~ 1s-c more than 1860 -, I-~s1-
81. 'f.s, a- ine!-s." % r.a-ly $.''''1
..so- - '.o osi rro.a than "a I',1
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
MOTHER SEES CHILD BURNED.
Clothes Eutanglei in Ha-hed
Wir,. Prevent Rescue.

N--.t ar Sa.s. -ar- ;-H - 80 Goth
!-s eu-aasse: = . az-h--.-s.Fs f=acs s=l
Z=st~ 70 - 20 trr Ts.-lr- Mr. NJ
q S-tE o. S>-t--y-.@- fSi- -z1--.rS $50
A-- ilf-le tlzx xs,~- tr7-- g. -Nz--
II. c.-tss. rss-- * -a.Est f-I ccE-
S.% sss; .s< Esct3ss- r. Gr: .r1rs4c .tsf-
- r-e.,- Ae<ssrsoce. s~--s--s ---E.s.--. n
49, a-e a.: ;,e Il.i.- s.. sas .atsAy
sz:zes s~.o-e :Ee ::e:l<: g.: as: cs5:A..g
Scooa
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

ara -; .o- ths members ~: Ha-zs rc-l.iisi
Post, x, - - : Y acid =. the
S15,h - Louis Turr.r HsH 4, Ten'.l and:
Carol. -'-s-tE ls-t rigE-. t-.a-s .
visitor. Me- Henry FarClha-.. com
ra-tJor - .re department. % Missouri
May. Ring. o.. 3 C8sT'.s. snI Assistant
General Tomas .1-i.@fs - ths D-fsr'-
.aert % Missouri Tne evenings .r.oT-
.sf-.nsa. consisted - a. .laburar. pro-
xrA.ur.a mate ~ of sEort sketcrss IN
r.DroiS.z.- COMEDY. ..-pssSc ga f.c-s a:.5 .
selection .:c-r. -. -F-.r-. of Y.ls1:
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
ssys Vesvess Rehkea sssn.

Peter schi.sr ger yiE:tnr in the city.
rad ter. -obb~5 o: q. IN sgSsss a: NJ.
80! C.zrk Evenc~- lie declared 'hs: Alec
Better a r.grsz.. s'ot. she r,ccsy The
Eu-'~- Woman vac arrested aa1 it~n.'s.i
sy sen!.r.s.f Gre = tn The hn34o..r
.~-ssnx a. i.yss-iSA-na The police are
ioosirS 90 .so other s-s-o~s ~so we're n
~. huEs~ .: fs~ the Scef-snx-: vas
-.N.f.F
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

Ct.casn. Jan. .-tls~Tc II rarns--
~~ii-.-cvr r ..9t.- g is~ CHICAGO fB>s-'
- T-sce. eie: r@cc today .: Trs-raoria
Fs- tie .,ssc * ysa-s Mr.. Fa-nuIn q
t<~n cc-rs-t". vHr th~ afln .: Fart
i.t; E--sx.. an: 's--.-.ton-
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

ka'ssg-y. y g. Jan &C. @ Su.ari~.
Chairman Q: TIE Rel sk.ic i-or az. s-.s!
CsnrsB:y. Sso Sss cl-rA'e3 on here sat-
Gr3zy uixht sor ap:sns'c:'is. sLi Whoa.
oon4i,sor s-afay va. critical 10 -..:i-g
comfortably sr3 rs pty-ic.ars soi. out
..cgz-as@rn.., p: n. u,'i-s;. recovery.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM.
go. L.. X. a.. Il T.. N. k.D

Local Kansas t-f,v r's~.rrer . p an . - pm
E.lsas 'T,y AMI q i0-a 70 IN ''r- . 's.55
..l'f1rai, Eaz. Naif.......--- 80 :fH 80 r.r,
.;o''s- S'a-r f.I--itct ?" 'al ''-r'- '-;-5
ST. LOlI AND UNNNNsI. RAILWAY.
Via ~ assash-b
peaar.. Arrive.
Maj! ard f.vr-.~r ............- -. g! .
all ~ . IN 3 e f.fl
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
EXPORTS OF CORN INCREASED.
New Orleans Figures show I,e-
cc,nher Gain Of 1891 .ic6i:ushcls.
f.rf--rf..~ si1F'-Ai.

Ser Orleans Iaa The OS-ia. record
of graln exports sor DScsrh~r isS. made
az, .c-!lS SLOWS there Ns-s -I,i ~ bu-s-
sis more G. rC-. .IcoTret. ia- Iece.Ils..
.hAn fu-srs lece'nF~r o. !s4
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
BIZ; EOlR ROl TIE.
Lake shore. New Work ceatPal and
BO.sO0 aaA .Albaay kys.
CHiC AGO AND At.TON,

Z
TIE Alton Limited, Chicago. 80, ara t.:s5 ~,
t!9i-:r state Exp. Chicago. sia-al pm "5:sS IN,
tailSc I.Nu-.sS ,-lcasp..... sa.H. p:,l ~. am
NtE;shr Special! C-.;caHa....'l:tS Pm ss.5S
t'.~Tia f:ai l. S;.r- Express f.--r. I'm ss.> prs
Kansas CIV I'D tIy5r''... ssAs am 49, pr,
Kansas CITY Early Eisd''... $40 p,n -.
Es-s5= ''.ry ''N!Eht Hawk sII.-S IN. .. 81
SV:ins:iei ari la, kSonviFe.. s.:lc ain rs prl
Spr .Si-ii capital ,rty Flyer 'i5S PIN %
Rircracton. via Jacks nv lie .. 30 pm 'i:sa rrs
kaHsas city. "a r. ~ tucs,.. ~ '..$- pil
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
OWDGW o. Onl
EEVOOWS.

w I..,sr-h l. L'i,i.E No :. I g.. - r a.. ..
~ Fellows Hall southeast corner c!r-a
an. 'b'.-- ..rE-... i:...s tI..t T..siay cen
~ Ht II. "l."s .rcs'.irr an; "-h-- h-n. l.rs
tr- s.rlIaEy invited - s--"nt WEE !.s:.e
team Ill ~ . 80 r:St sai -hi-,. ..E-..s ard
..as'a.la:!. . e.; ui" -, ia- Gary
". u. REED. " g.
- $ T. E.rrsI Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
MISSOURI PACIFIC R,ii.HAY.

Fast Nal INSTRUMENTATION. - -
l.ta. rISs-rr.r .-........... . ~ - % ;,li,
california AMI 81 Joe Special r.-f@ o. pm
Kansas 'it- Express. s.-.-...... . -. - q fm
Tasn.i.- .--ori Asrc-Jirs.. !a'icn - - yF1 . -
color. - Fc>pr- ..--.-.--. ~ - .. \"
st rr. Limited --...-..-..... .'f pm . -
s-rev- Cr.ur r :us iea.e tnicu S;stior -s..5 n
TO- J.
nsk Hi.i traiHs leave. Union Station. ~ 50
=
KiyScoo1 train leavo I-.inn station $50 a-
m. - - u. III :I.~s a 80 a T>:t r.
m; ~ . a m s. 90 p. IN 90" ?. N. So, p.
M - -. m. $50 y. m. s.5I p ~. +. % p.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

Gszy s1c~4~s, ,.,>s;ss--s AZ as-v-:ss>:
- .ss Eet.ASs vAS; sSS-s every .Ay
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
~Os TiisE< WN.gH
81. i.Ous. - - utss Ale 0.;nre.

l.oI.-yill. '<,i.s-' n. south ''H.-' an az
sr..-'--- 'fIfl 20 % ffu =
,r..s-fr.. s-rl- e.0-- SHH'r fa-.a -7z az,
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

oNRH ATESJE COUNCIL. NJ -
H-fg''< s=f Ladies z sr-:~.-v .ra.--
- ''r "-st = 3 f-'-I gG~slays { ~.cH ~ l.l
- iHsH..u., :. '-fr~T-l an. cas- a..n--s
.H.s.r- errFfl53g 49,. NJ!
i SMITH President
!; hrr u gsi.s- EiGs.y.ai Secretary an
-, bon -
'...utI na,S. cs:E-sT-;.I.aE secretary. .-aA
s..'s.ran -.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
COY'TE< R.:lT UOlrE.
St. Louis and SOus ID ~ rstrrn Try.
cHVS(S SNSTHN.
81. LssuoS anu Snm EPa0cSsr0 n. q.

Arkansas ami Teas Express. -" am s:Hl rr1
ARKANSAS and Texas Express. s:sI nm 80. ana
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
WOMAN PANEL WORKER WILL EXPOSE
POLICE CORRUPTION TO MARcNEY

Ollie Roberts, Serving Year Term Pententiary for Murder
Kept Accent Book Money She Paid for Potecton-Her
Contributes Said Approximate $lcoWo Commissioner
Will Interview Her.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
KNIGHTS OF s'Vruu&S.

HFIA!.iEH LODGE M 20 KNIGHTS
~ e iyfhiA-. CASTE Hai: n F-a,..cai
81 Linz Invest 'Hrrf.r az ti.y.~-n
.ai Franklin t.--G.. Hail NJ. :. rau-- \
..ar- f'ggiIr t.'iGs every ,.:-s ,av evening
- ....'HE shaTf' business az i:,,sr..anee
IE'>i.y -N.G;Gg. January =. 49, Visiting
tL..-f- ainsys w.'s- re.
.-i;AS g. EF:HNEFs - g
.A.'-s.t louis ~ S-S-r:-... X Of T. A s
- 'r-s< -, ars.-,i z.r.~s
@--------------------
- ss#-r...... a. Fis,s.-. n
E.eets every Non3ay evening ~ Caas,o -
Han. p'i f'"'i".. b.i iainx. s-,ent. noos h0iI
~. . Next meeting ali! he he'd January ;
- iiar.A %; is.;lir. Members are .t9ue.t.
Cd :" - rreser:. Visitors welcome
l. ? SINGH E~ToS Z. -
=. Wit. Jr.. X. OIL 4 8 :s,:A S1iI.vas
NoIAENrH LODGE. 40 cSs. X OF p
w S,.fnr"s: ttErsr i::oa .way an,l ii-:.,on
: - % = guar -" 'nE t.. -Iay. ] .rusrr
- Z. a.. 'rs.a.!ati o: cT.fra-. Mr.
- 'nt V;.!t.Hc tr-;hf-rs f's'sru.lIy invited
- a., i! JAS T. S'fptTII.p = c.
- sraul'" n + u 4
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
s.G,s>vsLLE NND N,>,.VlllE.
MOnluE AND OGsO.
~. IL. ~ r.

S.w orleans Iir1i.si ..--.... rs.fa pm .. % ~;
W 'hi'" am \rX tl-lrtrs...-. .S:t,> - an
NJ ~ >b.rs A-,u-i3-sTr 'fsil. t5 ~ pm Ill 6
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
h NIGHTS AN LANES DE ~EClRVrY
lON ~. ARG AVCN

GrN>r CoT-S,-Ii. aISSD: r.. RDTA;, AR.
" ~aru-r No. 31o-5'i Ha,lart E.If'nS-A
co;..ias ~.'-rrr- 20 ri.i'1rs :r-a:. .refA-ro
end r-ssat-rs :-u--. atrns:.
H,HHNvR q Il
q "-"'=t-v ,;r,ni S-.r-.arv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-04
PARLIAMENT CRIED "SHAME!
Hanging of Natal Natives Aroused
House of Commons.

London, April 4.-The announce
ment of the hanging of Natal natives
was received with angry cries Of
"Shame! !" from the Irish National
ist and Labor benches, and from some
Liberals in the House Of Commons
today. One ministerialist, amid cheers
and some protests, described the ex-
ecution of the death sentences as
blood-thirsty murder" and James
Ramsey Mcdonald, secretary to the
labor representation committee, then
promptly moved an adjournment of
the house to discuss the manner in
which martial law is being applied in
Natal and "to the imminent and
great danger to which the native sub
iects to the crown are involved in its
administration. The motion, which
was largely supported, will come up
for debate this evening.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-04
SECOND DISAGREEMENT IN SA-
LIMA WOMAN S CASE.
WILL Be ANOTHER TRIAL
Four Were For Acquiring the Wife
Accused of Numbering Her Hus-
band With an Axe.

Salina, Kas., April 3.-The jury
before which Mrs. Caldwell was tried
for the murder of her husband, a far,
mer near Salina, Kas., failed to agree
on II verdict, and was dismissed by
Judge Rees yesterday afternoon.
The jury took forty ballots and on
the last ballot eight men voted for
conviction and four for acquittal.
Daring the great part Of the balloting
the vote stood seven to five for con
viction and at one time the jury stood
six to six,
County Attorney Burch announced
that the case would be tried again at
the August term, if 4 jury could be
secured in this county. 1t is doubtful
if this can be done, as more than 500
men have been called already as ju-
rors in the two trials. AS in the first
trial the younger men on the jury were
for acquittal while the older men were
for conviction.
Mrs. Caldwell was in the court
room with her children when the jury
that it could not agree.
There was no emotion expressed by
her either in word or look. She sat
with her eyes fixed on the floor and
hardly cast a glance in the direction
of the jury box. After the jury was
dismissed she was taken back to Jail,
accompanied by her son, Harry, and
her daughter, Mrs Miller. To the
crowd present the announcement that
the jury could not agree seemed equiv
alent to freedom for Mrs. Caldwell be-
cause of the belief that another jury
cannot be secured. Apparently there
no such hope to the accused
woman. With the same stolid express
sion on her face she walked along the
path through the crowd made for her
by the officer, and looked neither to
the right nor to the left, but kept her
head bent toward the floor. Her at
toneys have not yet asked for re-
duction of the bond which was fixed
by the court at the last term, $500.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-04
MUSICIANS, NOTICE.

Tulsa Local No. 81, American Fed
Grafton of Musicians, affiliated with
the American Federation of Labor,
has received its charter. The charter
membership list will remain open un-
til April 20. The membership fee at
present is $500. Any instrumental
musicol, male or female, who at any
time plays for money, is eligible. Af-
ter April 20, an examination and high
er fee will be required. The list may
be had upon application to Secretary
Claud S. Tingley, or to f. Robitaille,
president. Musicians in adjacent towns
may become members of this Local
by paying into the local $500 on or
before April 20, 1906.
Il. ROBITAILLE, President.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-04
WHEN THE COWBOY REIGNED

Writing in the April number of
Sturm's Statehood Magazine, Mrs.
Ora Eddleman Reed says:
Within Indian Territory's broad do
mains millions of cattle have been pas
tured. Here, upon natures lrxuriant
herbage, these kings and queens of
the plains have browsed and grown
fat, tossing their horns in the freedom
of almost unlimited pasturage. In the
old days of leasing grass land to white
cattlemen, multiplied thousands OF
poor cattle from Texas and other
points were shipped into Indian Ter
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-04

ritory, and here they soon became
sleek, and away their prosperous
owners sent them to the great marts
of the north. Indian Territory graz
img land was considered by cattle
men as among the finest in the world,
and 50 great ranches were establish
ed, and over Indian Territory's broad
prairics reigncd the lordly cowboy
of the old type, now nearly eX-
tnct.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-04
w. r. G.

Meets second and fourth Tuesday
at 2:30 in the Carpenters
Union hall, over Ayar's drug store.
All visiting members welcomed.
LILAH D. LINDSEY, President.
GRACE M'HENRY, Secretary.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-04
w. G. T. u.

Meets every Wednesday afternoon,
at 2:3e, at their headquarters, corner
Third and Main, in the old Turner
cottage. All visitors welcomed.
LILAH d. LINDSEY, President.
LUCY NICHOLS, Secretary.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-04
F. o. E.

Meet every Wednesday eve, 1880
o'clock, in Fraternal Hall, Boulder
Avenue.
A. Y. BOSWELL,
Worthy President.
J. w. GILMORE,
Secretary.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-04
q. E. S.

Tulsa Chapter, No. 1l6, meets the
first and third Thursday evenings in
the Masonic Hall. All visiting men,
bers welcomed.
GRACE M'HENRY, W. M.
Dr. C. l.. Reeder, w. p.
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For Sale-Second hand fire proof
safe, Is inches high, II IL inches
deep, price $500. See photograph at.
Ed. Harmon s. book store. Il. ID.
Payne. 4-3-6t'
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X. and L. of S.

The Knights and Ladies of Security
meet every Saturday night in the old
City Hall room. All visitors are ex-
tended cordial welcome.
f. NJ. HINES, President.
Sadies Gibson, Corresponding See.
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Lady Maccabees.

Meet the first and third Tuesday
afternoons at 2:30 in the Carpenters
Union hall over Ayar's drug store.
All visiting members welcomed.
LILAH d. LINDSEY, Lady Com.
VIENA EGAN, Lady r. K.
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SOME TULSA SOCIETIES.
Rehekah Lodge. No. 27.

Meets at Masonic Hall first and
third Monday evenings at s p, m.
All visiting members welcome,
MRS. MARY llANSELL, N. G..
Beulah Pycatt, Secretary.
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Rathbone Sisters.

The Rathbone Sisters, Clover Leaf
Lodge, No. 2, meets every Wednesday
afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock at the Ma
sonic Hall. Visitors cordially invited.
MRS. DORA HULL, M. E. c.
Mrs. Anna Show, M. of r. and c.
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Wanted-Party to share car moving
to Kansas City about April ninth.
Address "B," general delivery, or
World office. 4-2-6t'
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Our motto is high quality goods,
and best service. The Southwestern
Bottling Co. 3-24-tf
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Leave orders at Bakers drug store
for Ross Sigler when you want prompt
cab service. 3-13-tf
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Tulsa Tent No. 10 meets every Fri
day night in old city hall room. Wis.,
iting members welcome.
B. s. BEARD, Commander.
G. M. LITSON, r. X.
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ALTERNATELY rs IN CHARGE.
New Bank Commissioner Also Quail
fed at Guthrie.

Guthrie, Okla, April 4.-lierbert
II. Smock of Newkirk qualified as
bank commissioner today, and took
charge of the office. John Abernathy
and his deputies also took charge at
the marshal's Office.
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Call up phone "A, for Ross Sigler,
when you want prompt service.
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Ladies Physical Culture Wedncs-
day p. m, 2lS +. Sra. Admission
free on this week. Arrange according
N.
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IT WILL PAY YOU.

If you want q we'll bored in the
city or nearby, ~ see the under
signed 80
q. n. HOLLIS,
Residence west end 4 9Th st., post
s1ss box So, Tulsa
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LAUNDRY
THE RIGHT WAY
SPECIAL.

15Ox14O feet in Block 7, Bur-
nett addition. Fine level ground,
! blocl. east M. v. r. r. If
sold in 10 days, So per #. Tul-
sa Title & Trust Co.
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Martha Washington Rebekah Lodge
No. 103.

Meets every Tuesday evening in
the Commercial club rooms, tempor-
arily. ANNA ARCHER, N. G.
Lille Schreck, See.
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THE FIRST PIECE

Of work that we do for you is good
sample Of what we will do right along.
If you want to test us without our
knowing it, put your linen with a
friend 8. If we don't come out win
ners-tackle some other laundry. If
that doesn't spell Fair, We'll have
to look up another dictionary.
AJTATnDu
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Maccabees.

Tulsa local Maccabees, No. 10, ev-
cry Friday night in old City Hall
room.
PAUL BROWN, Commander.
w. A. Vandever, X. *.
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TULSA CAMP, M. w. A., NO. 6967.
Meets on Saturday night at Mason
is Hall. j. w. PIXLEY, V. G.
M. NJ. Hissong, Clerk.
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20 per cent of at Johnson & Ea-
toms.
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AURORA LODGE, NO. 81, I. o. o. F.
Meets every Monday night in Mas
onic Hall. FRANK SHRECK, N. G.
A. Stauffer, Secretary.
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TULSA ENCAMPMENT, NO. 80, l.
90. T.

Meets first and third Fridays.
G. w. MOWBRAY, C. p.
A. Stauffer, Scribe.
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CLANCY, the Photographer on Main
street, between Second and Third.