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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-10

StaatsantpaItI9aft 9agsn tanp legs
tens bic Iusgrdbung Der 3ei9e bes
Dor etniser 3sit bur4 Selbfmorb
aug benz 2eben sef9isbenen S9neis
bermeifters &iibnlein ftatt, neil brinz
genoer Ierbadt beftebt, bab bic @ats
tin &iibnletns ibren 9utten eripiirgt
unb bdnn In bic Gage zines GrbGngten
sebradt Bat. Die Srau &iibnlein be,
finbet ii9 i'm 9asener llnteriu9unss-
sefdngntb tpesen @erbatts bes &in.
besmorbes in llnterfu6ung.
Wenben. GiB Sunnerboff be-
stng fiir5li9 fsin finfaigiGbrises Or,
beitsiubildum als Metanbreber BET
Der Sirma 81. rnb 9. S9mOle bier,
felbff.
Yroptra SRreGten.
B~rssGau. Dos fett 0Gneerem
unbefsbte, btsber bon prp5eTor Gbs
btngsbaus bertpdltete Orbtnariat fir
pbiloiopbis an Der btefiseu uHioerfs
tat lit bur9 ben profeHor Or. &ib-
rsInann BON Der Itabemte in pofsn
befebt tporben. = &iir5li9 ndrmte
bic tn benz 9auie S9perttrabe 20
tpobnenbe Srau pasel auf etnem
Spiritusfo9er, Der auf einsm flstnen
S9rant ftunb, &atao. Neben benz
S4rant fab isr ~ Sabre alter
Spbn Irt6ur. pIDbIi9 ftel Der
1opf um uno iein fpdenber Snhalt
ersob f4 iiber bas &tnb, peldes boz
burd 10 i4pers @erlsbunssn erltt,
bab e am nd9ften Sage berftarb.
9rau4ttf9borf. 2esteus
perfudte bic Jrau bes Guttermannes
Sbm etn iunsss @inb, bas fid bon
Ger &ette lpsHma9t batte, an5ubins
ben. Dos Tbter f9lus UNI T4 unb
traf bte Srau am &opfe 10 6efttg,
bab bic SA6belbede 5ertriimmert
tpurbe unb Der Sob na9 penisen Iu=
eenbliden e%intrat.
2obs. 9ier purbe bas 4id6rige
SD9ter4sn bes Iuhebers 9aui4te
bon einem &utf9pasen iberfahren
unb sstSbtet.
marfItffo- Dieter Sage fanb
bter bds 25OiGbrige Subtldum Der
9ieftssn Sditengilbe ftutt. Reben
ben fGmmtlt4en bieiigen@ ereinsn pas
rem TN 5eit5uge 30 auspdrttge Gil
ben bertreten.
Neurobe. Sn unierem &rans
tenbaufe besirg bte IN elmer Sfolierz
aele undergraduate 81 Sabre alts
Mnna Sriebri9 aug &6nissfpalbe
Selbftmprb. ste bate fid in einem
unbetpadten Iugenblide mittelf Ell
res Sufes an etnem 8ettpfoften err
bGrgt.
patf9tm. 8pr tursem serieth
Der Mrbetter Gleopbas Moratpieb bon
bier helm @erihieben o Wasen
apif9en &ppframpe unb Masen unb
tpurbe su Sobe sequstf4t.
G4abeptb. Gin f9perer I'M
gIiidsfau eretgnete fi4 auf bem2ams~
bprfer Truppenibungsplabe. Ser az
ben ~uebunssr bein %. Snfanterierez
stment einseaosens @tttergutsbefiBer
Raabe bon bier ftiir5te NIT benz pfer<
Re unb tpurbe bur9 etnen 9ufi4lag
10 f4per aul 3ppfe ~getroffen, bab
Tim bic S4Gbelbede aerf9mettert
purbe. Raabe lit aIsbalb ~perforben.
Der 4Idube Der BunDsss
Regterung On Sun Grancisco's 3u=
tamft aetgt fid kionbers aud In Der
Grrthtarus elmer ueuen Gintpntbe-
rl1ngsitatipn Daielbit Don Buubes pez
gen. 0iefe tpirb bas RDtbiee fir Die
Iieue @intpanberrmgsitation auf @ngel
Sslartb BET &an 6rancisco aitsgeben
unb nit Der Mulage IN burger s3ett be.
gtnren. Mnsel Sslanb ptrb utio bos
Gnts Sslanb bes Stiuen Weeres, mo-
tiirlib porerft mod m tletnerem
| MaBitab. gs perben bier grpbs Sc
bGtbe, 0ertpdltungsrd1rme, @1luf=
IDLE fir bic @immanberer, So{pitd,
fppte elm Mai9tnerr9aus unb eine
Werfte erribtet perben. Die Sapaner
umb gbinefe1 foIlen ~bonftdubig a5ges
foHb<rt Don WeiBen 5ein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-10

SIN Sort : &ramlaben.
.Ssebt baben sic f9 ia audi &Gfe
angeidafft, 9err Stabl9" 1884,.
i9 motif bic berflirten Sliesen bon
ben Wuri tpauren ipesbringen!"
= @er BEN S9aben bat.
Stammsuft gum unberen. benz eben
Der lteberaieber eeftoblen purbe):
r@ber b0r' 'maI, Dir, als Geologic
protector, battle bod Elm 9aletotmar=
Der ni9t entgs6en biirfen!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-10

-nnterf1dbt. ~unfere 9ait'
seberin fiebt aus, als pb tie niat BIB
bret sdblsn t0nnte!!" ~Dsg Oie
Sdblt Ginem ieben gihen IN ben
dumb"
= DasMeuBerfte . ~Nein. 10
tpiitbenb babe td unferen Ioritanb
nod ui1t geiehen, pie beute. SD fds
&c Sbnen. Der bat aus @utb = ss>
crbettet."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-10
MtbeIIdte Drpbung.

MtbsIidte Drpbung.
Sic: rMenn Ou bas Srinfen niht
balb aufgibit, lufe i9 mid bon Din
f4eiben." @r: ~Su, Tag mir nirr,
pie ION i9 bas Srinten uufgsben,
tpenn Du mid nod basu onimirf2"
Oesbdlb. r@s punbert midi,
bub Der alte Weier nod immer &omz
merbiener iein mag. Was tbut benin
eiseutli9 feline Sodterg" = Die Be-
treibt elm f9punsbaftss Gisarrens
unh Slaf9entpein : @ef6Gft."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-10

.Mufiter tppnen Sic Shren
eobn tperben lafen9 Oa5u bat er
nber ni6t bas seringfte Salent!"
rOummes 3eus! Mtir 1T audi ges
Iast tporben, i9 bGt' CUR S4ld4teret
tein Salient = unb trobbem bab'
ids gum breifa9en 9ausbeiiber ses
bra9t!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-10

Sibrer: DAB bog gdo q
feins @9o 1T. Dos hab | gstpubt,
bab es aber Gnslif4 a Deritebt, bOs
bGtt' | not slabt!"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28
THE CAMPAIGN AT HAND.

In, the reports Of political meetings. the ,Oieng Of
the sentiment, Of the people in conventions the eSpres
sions Of the press the discussions of upon the issues
of the hour the signs of the approaching rs-
htieal campaign which is to determine in large meas
the destiny Of the state Of Oklahoma 1t the be
lief of the World ha, the people Of the will plsee
their future confidently in the hands of the Republican
party which has always been upon the right side Of
every erOncmie problem and placed the nation in its
present condition Of prosperity
Upon the Republican devOves the important work
of 6shtins the battles of the party 1t will be the
policy of this paper and it is be hoped all Rspub
hcan papers, to present the party issues fairly before the
people and giving siAuneh support the nominees Of the
party The time 10 sgat the political battles within
the party is before and during the conventions not a.
terward The nominees Of the party should and must
receive the suppOr; of the eniire party Membership
Petty jesOuses and sirifes afford to mar ,h%
victory Of the party. united fron should be presented
to the political enemy and hy enthusiastic s,roas co
operation magnificent victory at the polls r assnar~i
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28

The Dcmoeraeys fight against prohibition aud the cam
paen fund.- just they have guessed that perhaps h,
ahoman strenuous advocacy Of the saloon mas
be due in TO the fat beer aud whiskey az
vertsemens carried by that onsan of course however
these are base msinuaiiohs unworthy moment :
thought
oheH wonder il the school book trust Is putting np
Tor any Of the expenses. if the peerless Gddings
when he appears the stump for the Democrats vets
himself fer iha, length Of time Of his character
ioruey for the book trust in oklAAOnA
o,hers ssI wonder Why rsilresa ai,orrsys like Rev
Hoffman Rob Williams lWhO has turned in hs psssesl.
Ledbe,,er, ldiuOl, and others given sr<k pSan.
nenee on the Democratic stamp They ~ 50 far as
TO wonder If ihe Democracy - completely divorced
from the railroads they would hike to have appear
whtrs. they ash doe, all this money come frcnf Go
10 81 FER in the people, Of course, Didst kneS
nstie n,nocrs, Nho would sc his hand with copors-
ton svld' rs tnly Republicans who dc ihat-viniis
Chiefisin.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28

England will have TO be made out in
two sets, one for the English and one
for the Ameriean" language.
A majority Of officials here protest
against the change, altho a few Of
them favor il. Lawrence o. Murray,
acting secretary of commerce and la
Dor. and W. s. Shallenberger, second
assistant postmaster general, are ad-
yoeates Of the system.
|, will occasion much trouble in the
departments. The average stenograph.
er is not much OF speller, anyhow.
and TO make them learn over again
might be beyond their caliber, To
naauNit wilf be as serious ss if1they
wef~ asked to write in rime.
III will give bad speller an ex-
cuse. said one head Of a division this
afternoon. Then he winkt and con-
tinaed:
.''Why, girl will be kist hereafter.
and then she viii have trsnsgrest. All
our old notions are tript over or ,osi
or tipt overheard. The president is
going to have the language wasn't"
A row is expected over the matter
throat the next session of cohgress
Members Of congress probably will
have something 10 say about "English
as she is writ and spelt. Senator Hale
of Maine. for instance. is mighty insist
ent on the good old way, and If proof
a speech OF his came from the print
ing office in fnneiic spelling. BE- wouIi
prDbshly have il aSpa,c..t back to be
III eorrectlv Senator Lodge pridcs
,imself more than anything upon be-
ing purist,. and his ideas are pretty
well axt as TO spelling.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28

In a doorway where street lamp
casts a brilliant glare lies q baby
that might serve as a model for a
painter. A clean pillow is upon the
step and upon it the tiny form, max
ed except for one small garment, ,.
sleeps sweetly, one dimpfed arm be-
ing thrown up over its head; and the
other pressed beneath his cheek
The little stands and sidewalk
shops, which during the day atafer to
the wants Of the people, 'sr'hifht are
nsed as rrsting places. Covered With
large cloths they present a soft. and
reasonably smooth susfacs, lhnnpou
which men, women and eHildreh' csst
their tired FORMS i-'l' 1i'.,a i''e
;cThe push carts, dressed for night
in their oil cloth covers, are uSsd m
beds When the stock has Been Care
fully; covered . shawl or an 'ofd com
fort is sprexa over, II, md '6h this
the vendors children, sometimes the.
vendor himself, spends ne bfief
hours of hot night In pe2cefuf
sheep. - =, ( 1f''''Hs ssi,i ht''H
At one corner's phsheart is' the bed
of three sallow skinned little child
ren. while the father, ired and worn
viii his days labors, sits beside it,
his hea fallen forward on one cor
ner of the cart, his hand holding
closely that Of the smallest Of the
sleeping children. +
On cellar door, inst of the side
walk on Allen street, lives a family
Of six. father, mother and four chill
dren, huddled close together, the head
of one resting upon the shoulder of
the other, and all sleeping soundy. In
the arms of the man hes a yellow
dog.
Some of the more exclusive tene-
ment dwellers move their beds bod
lily to the fire escapes and there, par
TALLY screened from the public view
by pettieoats and aprone pinned up
on-the railines. lie down TO quiet
sleep.
In Rivineton street, one Of the most
crowded quarters of the world, it is
said by the police that the people in
many of the tenement houses sleep in
relays, there not being sufficient beds
or room for all of the inhabitants to
slep at once.
In some quarters of the East side,
the average number of dveIlers in
three room tenement is twelve, the
number sometimes being raised to
thirteen. fourteen and in one instance
seventeen. 80.
In one four room tenement In Lud-
low street there live a father, mother.
sewn children and seven boarders,
two marned couples and three young
men. As there is not enough room for
all the beds to be spread at once. the
women and children arrange their
sleeping quarters for. the night, and
the men take turns, some going into
the streets or parks while The Others !
sleep, and these, after q compile hours
of repose. seek the outside and allow
the others to come In and 70 bed. 80
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28
sss - 90 - - 80
RET MIILARD TO THE OEAGEE. ir&s p :

RET MnLARD TO THE osAGEs 2. .cssi /.
Article a. section Of the Act Of Congress approved June
1906 providing for the Of the lands and funds Of the Usage
Indians in Oklahoma Territory, sipulates that:
Eah msmber OF AID tribe as by the roll Of msmbsshp
made up as herein provided shall BE- permitted select 100 acres
first selection: and the adult member. shs ssls their
6 ection and e notice with the United States
Indian agent for the osage within three months after the
provided that al selections Of land heretofore made By
any member Of said tribe sgan which contest pendins b.
and the same are hereby and confirmed Of the ssc
member And any adult member fans refuses or
Il unable to make veh son within said time then ha BE- the
duty the United States Indian aent the ose make such
Ter such member Of member subject TO the approval " the
secretary Of the interior
Bach Of the sbs who has not already done 20 urged
the earliest practicable date and al
means prior 70 the expiration which do so
The Usage soing commits organised With hesdguT
notice Of selection be hed with the
Indian agent any time. .''- ., -
M - y = -,atgfs RET MILLARD = aH".' ~
o., NFf .t o. s. Indian Agent si7'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28
RESOURCES OF OKLAHOMA

A Sr,er in the AaskOsSe Times -DenOcrA; Gam,
for the oO1iaS state Of okAAoEA shat has lOEe beer
e.inea fOr Nssoari Aa, the state might be inelOsed
by Al inp4shls ~an and her people could ssil live in
greater eOfo and luxury than those Of any other pAr
Of tie Kogid.
Within tAe 7O.oc0 square uiles of Greater oklahOms
are grwn in prOfasOa s the prcdacis of the earth ihs,
thrive in the northern the soa,hsru parts Of tie United
States Corn does ws there il does in Missourai
az ninCss and cotton ~ell il does in Texas The
hrOou eO-a industry in Oklahoma already begins 10
eSuy<;e With that of ILLINOIS The farms gardens and
e<rAAras Os oklasOna easily capable Of feeding TO-
aa.eoe persons la 3.
BESIDES abundant rae material. Oklahoma has coal,
Oh and natural sss 10 sappy cheap fuel for an immense
uanai.eiarils industry. There are DOw nearly $500
oil leases opsrsing the pars of Oklahoma, and
then output limited only BY the capacity of the pipe
res 10 take Away the oil. z.
Bsnaes .he ries deposits in the 100000 of the
Enxsted coal aud asphalt lands Of the Chcetaw and
CAAsssws thers are thsxsanis Of acres underd With
coal in the Cetk and Cherokee nations and number Of
Ag are worked there. The eOal supply Of he new
saie y spsArcnsy inexhaastible.
rh<rs is no richer deld of natural gas anyxhtre
than that ~h<h begins in southeastern Kansas and
tends sou,hwardly aerss tie Indian Territory, It's
wells exert s,ruger pressure and produce gas than
those of any other state.
Both In the eastern and western parts Of Greater Ok
lahoma there abundance of red brick clay, drain
tile and pottery material of the best quality There
an unlimited supply of good glass sand along the Ar
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28
yINITA ENTERTAINED ROYALTY.

> The Third Congressional Sdturial association held
It's inst regular meeting in ynita yesterday, the Repub
ean press of the entire district being represented The
every heeting moment freighted with pleasure.
The association is rapidly forming plans to wage a
strong battle for the education Of the public along the
new political issues and for the supremacy of the repub
hean party,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28
10 Discuss Church School Site.

Muskogee, August 2I,r-At It's meet
ing in South MeAlester Tuesday the
Christian. ehnrch of the state will dis
euSs the question of building a de-
nominationai .school away from the
state university, OF following the Mis-
souri, Michigan plan and build at Nor
man. the present location Of Okla
homa university. m ,as
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28

The editor Of the World may have been in a mixed
school IN Kansas, hut he is willing wager ohundred
farms of boom land along the Smoky Hill river against
cookie burr patch in the sand hills that any of his class
mates can write safer, sansr, armentatire
ee than any that have appeared from the pens of his
traducers ,i4-sl s, :-,-' s. r
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28
|GRtATER. I OKLAHOMA
B oooooooooocooCcocoOcO

Ground has been broken a, Duran,
for the erection OF a sottQn warehouse
which viii be built BY; the Fsmers'
Union. The building will be eighty
Feet wide. and 300 feet long. It.wal
be completed BY, September 20,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28

Wouyire Ppduneers.'' the bold heading II Cherry
vale dispatch purporng describe the situation in the
Oh industry How saeh information can be sues,an-
aied is no, evident from here. The oil industry IS NOR,
nearly psrayIed than il ever has been ihs oil
hard up and many of them by means safe Imam
eially. II is folly to misrepresen the situation The
cuts in prices have stopped all operations. throwing
hundreds of men into 'deness and compelling them to
seek the eastern fields Or take up different work alto
rsther. How long the situation viii sonsnae. one
tnc~s. bu, the general impression s'ths siihin tSo
years the surplus siil be cleaned up and the indass,
be revived aices,beri Ills simply ease of sSerpro
dueion and conditions must change before the situation
can be- materially improved Sedan Tmes,sar. -,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28
ON SIDEWALKS
OF new YORK
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN
-. SLEEP THERE.
THIS As .'CIVILRArIoN''
Tired Mas Of Worksday Humanity
? ; 3Kadlls& -; EaftA - Ne <. {
6wsltsring City.
From the New York World.

Night on the East Side after . no,
and sweltering day as. different from
night in any. other part Of the city
There is, not room enough for the
crowds to sleep in the houses, SC
they overflow the sidewalks, roofs
fire escapes and lie in picturesque at.
titudes and groups with the sky fol
canopy. t-h
Ii Is 40, until abotu ga, M. that
the east side becomes silent. Long
after other folks have gone to bed
the streets. TEEN With people chat.
tering and singing, children playing
all over the pavement, family par.
ties upon the steps, youths and maid.
ems eourting arm in arm. But grad
ually it grows quiet and then is the
time for the curiosity seeker to prowl
around and observe "how the other
half lives" s5
In doorways, on gratings. on the
bare pavements, on shawls and pill
lows east down many vacant space,
lie silent, moiionlsss figures
Women. with tired faces turned up
10 the moonlight. and with babes
sleeping on their breasts. lie huddled
in doorways, propped up in chairs,
or stretched out full length upon the
doorsteps.
Men, with the sweat and CRIME of
the days toll still upon them, lie
inert upon the pavement, as if dead.
Half grown boys and girls with the
beauty of childhood upon their curly
heads and rounded cheeks, lie in un-
conscious abandonment in the door
ways, on boxes, half reclining on
the eurbing, sleeping with their heads
against, sleeping mothers should
er or a fathers knee
Baby carriages and go-carts are
thiekly set about the sidewalks and
the doorways of the tenements, and
in their shelter are sleeping half
naked infants.
The sitting brick and stone tene-
ments with their bot walls and rows
Of dark, staring windows, are desrted
and on the roofs, on the FIRE escapes,
in the streets and on the sidewalks,
the people sleep, seeking relief from
the noisome air and sufoeatng heat
Of the overcnowded inside.
Every park and play gronnd aud
open square Is crowded with sleepers.
Every inch Of open space is turned
inro an>otit door bed chamber.
Two riekety old chairs placed to-
getheS with pillow upon them,
becomes cot. where on slumber .
pair Of tiny eurly-heaaed twins. their
little arms about each others necks.
Close beside them is q tiny girl try
ing to WOO sleep in . wheel barrow.
On a dry goods box, covered with
. comforter lie three little ones, two
girls and a five,year-cld boy. all are,
soundly asleep. stiA in m elosAing
hey had worn the day before and
sill wear many days mote.
On a cellar door. Their only bed
ling ragged shawl and . pillos for
heir heads. lie four ehildrep, evid-
,ntly all Of one family, the Oldest ais
= -s.lf l.l1. At<--t--x
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28

Lazarus is old dodge. What does the Democratic
central committee IN the royal parlors in Oklahoma City
care shout the crumbs What they want is rch wine TO
tickle iher imsinauens to visions of Sic,Orysn i'm
possible victory as they SIT clothed in royal purple and
gold reeiyiPg The "a delegations'' from the land Of
Poor IL, llari-s .e i. .... 3, ..-sstl-. IS oat
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28
WHERE DOES IT CONE FROM.

There has been great deal Of inquiry lately as to
where the Demec-sis. ~hO herrely opposed to
rssesds end ell other cOrorstions, securing tire
ncnsr needed te their headquarters in oklahons
CITY ia their present expensive style sas hcrria per
Sous have eOnec,ursd that there Is connection between
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28

tiOn which Psraded itself before the people the i'm.
nsenlste psr6ed Parscn the perscnihsaton OF right
eOusness, which would reform the city. How utterly il
has failed in its task -,- r.,i .e-7 e-s -3
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28

Ben McClenden and York Sango,
each with felony charge against him.
were recently killed in the Western
district of the Indian Territory. The
district attorney wipes the old eases
off the slate and begins the investi-
CATION of two new cases.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28

Whs not have a bis celebration when the Frisco
depo, Is nished' The epo, viii Be the finest along the
Frisco system. The event Of its completion should be
noised about toe land
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28

I, is duh day in the oil world when the oil and gas
gasAers not brought in The Tulsa fsla fas, de-
vebpine and all oil recognize to be the largest OH
Geld in the world. s.-----
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28

These officers Of the reform" administration per.
nj, these dens 10 nun ~hou, yielding a cen, to the
eiys Golfers. and government officials to raid them and
the government get the fines. and monies sceruing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28

William Busby. one of the eeal
kings of Indian Territory, has announ-
ced that South MeAlester will make a
big, coal exhibit at the new state fair
10 be held at Muskogee. Tulsa will
join with MeAlester and an exhibit of
coal. oil and shale will be made.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28

SIX pops srnensed in what is soealled the Nebraska
Democratic state ticket But why should new patch
old pair Of be called fresh BOOM asks
the ST. Louis Globe Democrat 3.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28
PRESIDENT ISSUES A PROCLAMATION.

f1. PEE1pENf syuEs PROCLAMATION ~ -. !.
oyer Bsy 4 / Asssa 7-Prssient Roosevelt today issued
prociancn appealing for aid for earthquake stricken Chile
The prcelanson iued AFTER With Aetinr Sec
resay Of STATE Bacon a sasanor HIN today. 4 80
he prpclanaon reads: ~
PROCLAMATION
"A dreadful ealaniy kas 1efaea repuhie chm
IN the destruction b. earthquake Of Valparaiso oeaea
We Of this nation this the ety rrancs
sr-ssline upwards frun the Which
vhned her lz pns We hep kny in mind tie thankful an
precaton then felt for tie N which the people Europe
Asa and both Americas forward with
xstance In this tine Of Of sister rpuhc al that
peope Of their abun1snce azs another
cthers did 1he Red
has already a1ed eecs slbpons that nap
- ozerrd fsy tAn vuposs and trss ~ sAsss vm gen
q ? - .fHsoDoRs HoosEvnf
oyyser Bsy. n T. Ass a. lses"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28

Oklahoma Is getting truly prOsperpus- The farmers
SCARED les, abOrsrs esnne, Ne found for the cotton
crop
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28

A young man who lives in the neigh
borhood of Bristow. /. T.. recently
attempted to marry a girl Of twelve
years, but was prevented: by federal
officials. When arrested be had 1913
in his pocket. which was the only yisi-
bic means Of support for the wife-to-
be. ~