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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-04
MRS THAW DECLARES SHE WILL
NOT BREAK DOWN.
SIMPLYPLEAD NOT GUILTY
No Effort Being Spared il Catherine
Evidence to Clear Murdsrer Of
Stanford White

New York, July a. Whcn the
time comes, | shall be only too ,l to
talk and tell ALL shall not O rb "a,
the ordeal, nor will | break down. My
one thought now is to be o service 10
my husband. -
This statement was male bv Mrs
Harry X. Thaw just before s.. was
admitted to see her hush H a the
Tombs todaNand is the fir .r She
has consented to talk Of her probable
attitude in the coming trial of Thsw
for the murder of Stanford White.
Mrs, Thaw also denied the u.meut
in the ante-mortem testimour ol Valet
Bedford to the effect that Size was uot
married to Thaw abroad, previous ID
the ceremony performed b lac Rev
DR.. W. l.. McEwan, in Pi, burg at
the request of Thaw's mot nr
81 was married to Mr.. Tmw when
abroad y said Mrs. Thav Before
the ceremony in this country, and I
have the proof all statements to the
contrary Notwithstanding shall pro-
duce the proof at the tril
Mrs. Thaw paid her usual visit TO
her husband at the Tomb, today. re-
naming in conversation witt him for
considerable time. She was awaited
outside by the usual large crowd of
day to watch her come and 20
Former Judge OIcott. ThaW' ehi q
counsel, had conference with his eii.
ent this afternoon. He was accom-.
panied by Mr.. Kek, who is said 10 =,
the attorney for the Thaw family il
IPittsburg. When Olcott left. h. car
| ried with him bundle OF about sev-
entv letters which Thaw bal received
/ through the mails. Olcott stated that
owing to the number of letters sem
daily to Thaw. he would nave somr
member of the law firm open them
the future before they reach him
thus save the young man considered
annoyance.
Assistant District Attorney Ga
van today assured the possession
reports of the three detectives, R0rl
Mcdonald and Raleigh, who were az
ployed by Thaw to watch the mo
mentS of Stanford White
Thaw will go to trial on the charge
o of killing White on his simple plea o
"not guilty" the time limit for i'm
terposing any motion ON a demuuer
by the counsel having expired tooay.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-04
THE PRESIDENT
At SYCAMORE
WILL MAKE FOURTH OF JULY
SPEECH TODAY.
MONEY FOR PROTECTION
Deputies Being Sworn in to Care for
Executives S Safety at Gather
ing at Locust Grove.

Oyster Bay, n. Y, July 3.-PreSi-
dent Roosevelt today took up the
work Of administering the govern
mental affairs from Sycamore Hill.
Tomorrow he will make an address
to his neighbors in celebration of the
Fourth. Secretary Loeb laid before
him this morning, large assortment
Of correspondence. Its disposition
took up several hours The work to-
day was said 10 be unimportant from
the standpoint Of the public interest.
Upon inquiry at the executive office
IT was ascertained that the salary of
Secretary Bishop, of the Isthmian
Canal commission will be $4,000 a
year. Thi, leaves Bishop a compensa-
tion exactly as it has been heretofore,
wren he drew $500 as a member of
the commission, and $500 as its see
retary.
Oyster Bay is experiencing Fourth
of July thrills tonight in anticipation
of the celebration tomorrow when the
president is to address an open air
gathering at Locust Grove. in the
outskirts Of the village.
The town council has appropriated
$3.50 to supply additional peace Of
licers and many deputies are being
sworn in tonight for service tomor-
row.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-04
Will TALK WHEN Time COMES
THERE Was MARRIAGE ABROAD

pipe line legislation was in such shape
that 1t would have been easy for con-
gress to deadlock ON it. The pass fight
was silly, ! thought, but there was
considerable feeling about it.
"With regard to river improve
ment, had asked the War depart
mcnt for a beat to take some members
Of the committee down the Missouri
with party Of engineers, think the
boat will be furnished and we will
make trip down the river this sum
mer The chances for securing GOV
cmment attention to the stream seem
ta me to be good. The outlook is en-
coulaging.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-04
tender IS DEMOLISat.
M. v. TRAIN AGAIN UNLUCKY
Coaches Dragged 200 Fe Over the
Ties.

Special 10 the World.
Pawhuska. Okla. July THE
south-bound Midland Valley train
leaving here at 200 p. m. struck az
obstruction ON the track two mile,
south Of here. totally demolishihs the
tender. The train was dragged over
two hundred feet on the ties. break
ing them and cutting the rails. The
wreckiug "rew Gle red a. ay the de-
briS and the tram went ON. SIX hours
late.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-04
A FINE WINDOW DISPLAY.
Miller Ethridge-L Long Company Shows
Good Taste.

One of the prettiest windows in
commemoration of the Fourth Of July
and Statehood is to be- seen at the
store of the Miller Ethridge-Lon
company. on East Third street The
idea was evolved by Luther Ethridge.
of the firm. and is a good one Every
lady in the city should make a point
to see the display
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-04
AT Muskogee,
special to the World.

Special to the World.
Muskogee, July Big prepara-
tons have been made for the Glorious
Fourth in this city. There will be
speeches, music, games AMI amu,e-
ments for all.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-04
At Oklahoma City.

Special to the World.
Oklahoma City, July g. Nothing
has been left undone for complete
and glorious celebration Of the Fourth
in this city. Entertainments of all
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-04
Fourth of July and Statehood to Be Celebrated In lue
and Proper Style In All Cities of
the New State.
A BIG JOLLIF|CATION At OWENS PARK

Raymond EwerS, mascot,
Radcliffe and Bradshaw, assistant
pitchers.
Mitchell. Howard, DAILY, ON the
bench.
Baber. sergeant at arms.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-04
At Guthrie.


Special 10 The World.
Guthrie, July 3.-This city will ccle-
brate right tomorrow. 1t is going to
be a real homecoming occasion. The
towns will be full of the old timers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-04
At PaWhnska

Special to the World.
Pawhu,ka, July 3.-rhcrc viii be
big things doing in this place tomor-
row. The celebration will be long and
hilarious.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-04
At Vinita.

Special to the World,
Ninita, July 3.-Umsually large ar-
engagements have been made for the
Fourth in this city. It will be a
memorable celebration in thi, vicinity,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-04
At Collinsville.

Special to the World.
Collinsville, July Big celobra-
tion at this place tomorrow. A large
crowd going to Tulsa for the day.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-04
CONGRESS DID
GOOD WORK
REFORM ADMINISTRATION NEV-
Err ACCOMPLISHED AS MUCH
PRESIDENT A FACTOR
Task That Looked Tremendous at the
Start Carried Through with Few
Variations Comments

Kansas City, July 3.-Congressman
f. c. Ellis returned from Washington
this morning,
~ got away while they were sing
ING" Mr.. Ellis said, "but ! see the
few who remained finally reached a
swearing temper | was fortunate
enough to miss that, The heat in
Washington has been very severe.
Discussing the work Of congress,
Mr.. Ellis said; ~ don't believe there
was ever reform administration that
accomplished as much in one session
as President Roosevelt did at this Ses-
sion of congress. No state admins
uation has ever done relatively as
much. At the start it looked like a
tremendous task, but with some very
slight variations it was carried
thr,uuh
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-04
WHILE CELEBRATING TO-DAY

Don't forget Statehood Edition of the World which the Ten
Davs confines United States the
greatest individual u received haven't obtain
ed space or given cory this edition. you
investment which will bring greater returns than
have ever had before
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-04
At Bartlesville.

Special to the World.
Barlesyile, July 3.-Barrng bad
weather, BartlesviIle will have the
biggest celebration tomorrow in its
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-04

VI. Elirsch. of the Devonian Oil
company. who has been in New York
j.. expected home today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-04
AMERICAN EAGLE SPREADS ITS Wings OVER
OKLAHOMA THE GLORIOUS FORTY. SIXTH STAR
Program of the Day

A. M, PARADE STARTS
For assembling points for ees floats Order of
Parade, this page
1890 A. M, SPEAKING AND MUSIC BY THE BAND AT
OWENS PARK
1890 P, M, GRAND BARB ECUE AT PICNIC GROUNDS,
TO P. M BASE BALL BETWEEN THE FATS AND
LEANS"
Game played in DR. Kennedy pasture two blocks northeast
Of picnic grounds
$50 TO P. M CONCERT BY THE BAND.
P M, GRAND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS
Fireworks display crest o. hi south of ChauCey Owens
residence picnic grounds shot off will be the signal
that the display will begin ffteel minutes thereafter.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-04
= o
THE WEATHER.

Washington, July o. Weather
indications for the state of Okla
"a homa Partly cloudy Wednes-
day; Thursday, fair
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-04
Floats of Business Firms,

In addition to the outline of floats
md organizations below published, a
great rpnv of the city'S business
firms will be represented by appro-
pirate floats. 1t has been impossible
Tor the committee to obtain list of
the merchants who will participate,
owing to the fact that few were able
to get their floats ready before last
night. Tulsa business men have little
time to devote to floats. They are all
too busy doing business, However,
,he city's trade interests will be libcr-
ALLY represented in the procession.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-04
TIE Music for the Occasion

II is worth coming many miles to
hear the Commercial Club band play.
rhe musical organization which is do
mo its part in making Tulsa famous
for good things all around the circle,
will be in constant force and effect
from early in the morning until late
1t night. Several fine concerts will
be given. each different in program.
The Tulsa Commercial Club band, I'M
der the able leadership of DR. Kreyer,
has been transformed from the anna
teur to the strictly professional class,
and will be one of the many parts
which will 90 to make the celebration
n n.rnml smcrnss
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-04
The Omnibus Bill.

"The omnibus statehood bill was
measure which the president had
approved and recommended in his
message, but conditions were such
that a change was necessary and only
Oklahoma was admitted During the
early part of the .ession when the
administration had some trouble pre-
serving the integrity of the organiza-
'icn, but held it together, the presi-
lent and Speaker worked out modi-
fcation of the statehood plan without
rcrmtting their organization to be
broken up As it is, Oklahoma now
comes in with the best bill that any
state ever had. | don't want to say,
Il told You 50. to people who crlti-
cized my vote to send the statehood
bill to conference. but | had the most
pcsitivc assurances that the bill would
pass, and the fact that Oklahoma is
, st"to and the land graft provisions
of the bill we fought over were elm
uated. proves | was justified in re-
living on those assurances.
The Meat Inspection Bill.
The latter part Of the session was
intense. The meat inspection bill was
exceedingly important In the mat
ter of payinq for the new inspection
the house felt that was the exercise of
government function and that the
government should pay the expense
out of the treasury. 1t was better
fer the public and better for Amerl-
can meats abroad that the plan adopt
ed was in line with our policy. The
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-04
No Noise Uptown.

The city council has put the kiboSh
ON all noiSiness or rumorS Of noiSinesS
in the city. Fireworks and fircwater
may be INDUCED in outside the corpor-
aton lin its only. The only thing YOU
can do in town is to shoot off your
mouth, and there is, of course, limit
to such action, also In many res
poets, the action of the council in
barring fireworks from the city is
commendable. Looking at it from the
view of the established rule of the
greatest national holiday it is open
to criticism. A crackerleSS Fourth is
almost aS far cry as liquorIesS
Kentuckian. Still. there is no prohi-
bition of the employment of noise at
the picnic grounds, and "every little
bit helps
The management Of the pyrotechni-
cal display at night announces that all
spectators should congregate on the
north side of the stand erected for the
purpose.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-04
Order of Parade.

To various captains of ditircnt div
isionS announce that in order that the
parade move promptly, every person
who is TO take part should be at the
position assigned at least by S:l1.
Calls have been issued for $50 to
most Of the lodges for the members to
be assembled in the lodge room ai
that hour.
At Ovens Park. Flowers Nelson
will introduce Judge q. \, Murphy. Of
Muskogcc, the chief speaker of the
day. At noon, an hour will be given
for public dinner at the park. All
sorts of amusementS will be provided.
The Commercial Club band will rem
der concert during the morning
hours.
A concert will be given by the band
from clock to % clock at the park
and again at $3.50 to S o'clock.
Promptly at 9 o'clock. p. M. the fire
works will be started, in charge of
Chief Alder of the fire department.
The order of the parade i, ~ fol-
lows:
Form on Boulder between First and
Third. march to Fourth on Boulder.
east on Fourth to Main. north ON
Main To North Third. west on Third 10
grounds
Band.
Float. "Oilahoma and Indian Ter
ritory.'
Speakers in carriages.
City officials.
Mounted police
Fire department.
Floats (assemble on Boulder be
tween Second and Third)
Grand Army.
Nlasons CO. A. h. and Mason> form
between Main and Boulder on Secondl
Odd Fellows and Knights of Pyih-
ias form on Second between Boulder
and Cheyenne.l
Eagles
u. q. q. X.
Red Men. Form on Second west oi
Boulderl
Woodmen ton Boulder. between
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-10

tituye 10 Que es it'll a la vida !.
v una costumbre. una practica, J
una tradicion. una ley, una idea,
IN Sentimiento, q los juZga, nc
segln sean mas 8 menos verda-
deros, sino segt1n fortifiquen,
exalten, robustezcan mas 8 me-
nos la vida. Y como hay leyes,
costumbres. eticas, derechos,
que han sido en- su dia una YER
dadera creacion dc 10 fuerte,
que han servido para exaltar la
vida. y que ahora, trasladado el
nucleo de la fuerza a otro lado,
han dejado de ser fuertes Y uti-
les. el, Nietzsche, combate con
toda su alma estas leyes, estas
eticas, estos derechos, hace su
critica implacable Y apresura
Su decomposition.
tSe comprende ahora todo el
alcance de la obra de este flo
sofo2 lSe We como. considerando
su critica de los valores actua-
les, ha podido clasihcarsele en-
tire los anarquistas? lSe We tam
bien como, atendiendo a su de-
SEQ de una sociedad nueva, ri
gidamente ordenada, fuertemen
te gerarquizada, en- que cada
valor responda efeCtivamente a |
un estado autentico de fuerZa,
sc le ha podido tener por un ira
dicionalista. por un conserva-
dor2 Y esta pronta y rapida des-
truCci6n que el ansia de los va
lores aCtuales (de todo 10 defor
me, 10 falso, 10 miserable, 10 in
sincero) ha hecho que los espi- |
ritus timOratos clamen horrori- |
Zados contra su falta de piedad.
Y este cOncepto nuevo que ell
nos da de la evolucion Cla evO.
luCion no tiene mas fin que ella
misn1a haCe que los sentimen
tales, que los democratas, que
los spencerianOs, que los antro-
pOcentristas, que todos los que
Green que la evolucion tiene
por fin la feliCidad humana-E
como 81 la evolucion supiera
que existimos nosotros-renie-
guen de su obra y griten obser-
Vantlsmo y reacCi6n.
I tai es en- sintesis, en- brevi-
sima sintesis, la revolucion ope |
rada en- el campo del pensa-
miento por este novador. Un
libro reciente-bastante desla
bazado Y descosido-del senor
don Ernesto Scilliere ("ApollSn
on Dionysos; elude critique SUR
Frederic Nietzche ct lutilitaris
me imperialiste") ha sido la
Causa de estas lineas.
AZORIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-10
FEDERICO NIETZSCHE

El u,timo gran fil6sofo es
Kant despnes viene Nietzsche.
Cuando Nietzsche aparece en-
los paises latinos. un gran estu-
por, una profunda sorpresa Sc
apodera de todos. 1Que es este
filosofo extrailo, absurdo? lEs
TN cons ervador7 IEs un anar-
quista? les siquiera IN tll6sofo2
mo es I'm poeta? mo es un psi
cologo2 mo sera tai vez un loco?
Y las mas descabelladas inter
pretacioneS corren por las re-
vistas Y por los libros. les un
revolucionario! dicen unos, y
publican en- una revista anar-
quista--la "Societe Nouvelle -
una de sus obras. mo, no
gritan otros, los ConservadoreS
es uno de los nuestros. es un
tradicionalista!" Y lie Consagran
largoS estudios en- la grave Ike
vista de Ambos Mundos. Y
entretantO CreCe enOrmeme1ate
Ell caudal de libros, folletoS, ar
ticulos, critiCas, exegesis, apollo
gias, diatribas. Y entretanto el
flosofo. perdida la razon, enve-
jecido abrumado por Ell dolor,
muere en- un ManiComio.
Y la contienda entire negros Y
rops ha continuado; las apollo
gfas Y las diatribas han prose
guido; Y la luz POGO a POGO ha
lido haciendOse en- torno de esta
personalidad extrafla y podero-
sa. Y 10 primero que hay que
afrmar es que NietzsChe es un
psicologo. Su sistema no pue-
de ser nj mas sencillo nj mas
Claro: en- el reino de la moral
dice el-Como en- el reinO de la
materia, no hay mas que fuer-
"a. La fuerza 10 decide v 10
domino tOdO; eticas. dereChos,
arte, religiones, todo es una ma
nifestaci6n de la fuerza. Sera
inutil clamar contra eSt0; la
vida universal es una lucha i'm
plaza bic; vence el mas fuerte;
Sc come el lObo al Cordero; mata
un arbol frondoso a una planta
que crece bajo su copa. Y 81
todo es una manifestation de la
fuerza; 81 solo vive 10 que es
fuerte, Claro esta que en- el or
den del pensamiento esta mis-
ma lucha habra de manifestar-
sc, Y las concepciones que triun-
fen-morales 9 politicas-seran
aQuellas que sean mas TITLES a
la vida Y sean mas fuertes: Y
va que hemos esCrito eStas pa.
labras: mas titles a Ia vida
cntramos en- una nueva Ease de
filosofia nietZschana, es decir,
en- 10 que tiene de verdadera-
mcnte original Y en- 10 que cons
tituye una Tectificaci6n i la
obra de Kant.
Kant persigue la verdad; el
desposee de.Su imperio Ell dog
ma religioso; destruye la fe; pc
TO a la fe, al dogma. sustituye
la Raz6n ICual es ell ofcio de
la raz6n2 FL perseguir constan-
te y tenaZmente la Verdad. He
aqui, en- resumen. destruido un
dogma y colocado otro en- su lu-
gar. La verdad-dice Nietzs-
che-es I'm fdolo como otro
cualquiera; no la podremos nun.
ca alcanZar; no nos serviria pa.
ra NADIA 81 la alcanzaramos.
Kant y la Revolution francesa
que han entroniZado la Razon
han hecho caminar la huma-
nidad por una falsa ruta. Y el
nuevo fl6sofo de la Verdad sus-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-30

gowns. or in those Enthusiastically of sea =
son two gone by. and some with their
skirts and waists partly concealed by fall
coats, look homogeneous enough to amuse
the fancy OF the looker-on In shop land
Our old and faithful friend. the blue
serge, said some weeks since. Is one
RIGS of which to have tailored suit buils
for service or to purchase made in the
smart shops OF course. all ready made
garments. no matter the price, need alter
atoms. and often these latter are more sat
isfactory when done by ones own tailor.
1t is not necessary to go to a smart tailor
who charges numerically for such changes.
Many tailorS on Side streets and In distinct
ly Observation-Disclosures for Administrations
can do such work quite well. and usu
ally much quicker and charge much less.
and there is great advantage in getting
ones work sooner. as one is always in
hurry at this season.
Almost always in the between seasons
and also in the rush at the beginning of
the various seasons, when the changes
come quickly. madame of the fashionable
world patroniZes the smart shop for wom-
ems outer clothing to a surprising extent.
Usually she finds results so satisfactory
that she goes again when not rushed, and
New Yorks smart shops getting a
large clientele of really smart women, not
those of wealth merely, but those of high
social position, and who order hundreds of
gowns from Paris and Vienna. l could
mention at least twenty-five women whose
entertainments and whose social position
ing costumes of various sorts in several
smart shops. Some OF them also go to the
best known general shops. where women
costumes form a comparatively small part
of the goods offered. and the exquisite en-
broideries and handwork put some of
these beautiful gowns are not surpassed
by any from abroad The work Is not done
IN these stores. but Is sent TO expert en-
broiderers and workers in decorations. peo-
pie who studied under the best teachers who
have years of experience. produce the finest
of handwork and who also earn handsome
sums OF money by their skill. One gown
fancy costumes worn at the famous cos
tune ball given by James Hazen Hyde.
cost for embroideries alone. as the writer
happens to know. over 5000.
Often In these smart shops there are only
one two or several models of a certain
kind, and one never. seldom. sees that
special gown duplicated. whether on the
street or at the theater or luncheon. or
course. there are In walking costumes the
same model for hundreds. yes, thousands
or gowns, and they are worn by all classes
save the very poor, and the differences
consist in fabric. fit and finish. These do
not allude to. The handsome tailor made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-30

trimmings most used are wings and birds
of paradise and huge bows consisting Of up
standing and own-falling loops arranged
at the back Of the hat. and possibly two OF
the new tortoise shell or amber pins will
be thrust through the crown. But the new
est adornment 10 a cabachon as large as q
butter plate placed directly in front re-
minding one Immediately Of the huge dia
mond worn in the head-dress Of the Samoan
minister.
The Maison Alphonse Is responsible for
new and smart creation which Is almost
facsimile in shape OF the helmets worn by
the policemen OF America The only pecu-
liarfty in this ''cop" type Is that the femi-
nine helmet is cut OF squarely and sharply
across the back and Is little less rolling in
front. A charming example Of this helmet
Is carried out in peculiar dull gold tissue.
studded with sequins. The crown Is Of this
fabric, while the slightly undulated brim is
softened with folds Of black maine. The
only trimming is a bird that never few on
land or sea. boasting a perky little head not
unlike that of peacock. but black as a
crow save for markings Of bright sulphur
yellow. Only the tail bears a striking re-
semblance to its prototype, the stately pea
cock. Another model of this shape IL of
olive green felt. The only trimming Is q
bunch Of white ostrich plumes starting from
huge gold cabachon arranged Immediately
tn the center front Of the hat These feath-