Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-08
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f.s dersrcs o. ihsir trade. u h1n-
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rtst ed and wbsreTer ibers is q
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.1io far STATE O: repzir. i5ers l.h,or
ElIl Be eentsrsd t0r Tie neIt seTersl
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Sl-De u ihr large department store:
s-e opening ozar1ers u the rszdenee
dlsi-sets whieh Eere unburned. bring.
ing u siDeks hastily collected frvrr
nearly markets. Professional ne1
sno MANY oiher lines II business srs
finding o-5ees there OF Il Oakland. BIT
the gTest Eboleszle houses ~hiet Eers
tne backbone q Ssn Frsneiseo : CON.
rnsres u1sf HDd temporary homes il
the burned district or els- IL sozne
other eiry. Oakland eznno; zeeou.
o0zts them n any adequate way Ten.
rcrzry structures mnst oe b1ili or re.
tr1llt il or6er to bold their trade i
TREY are u rer,zin or TIE stores O.
San Frsnsl-eo bsv.
BIT tte reb1ilding i ~ confined
n t5e Wholesale district II j Il
progress WHEREVER there j. sir1et1r.
that e,n be quickly repaired. Great
buildings ike that Il the Chronicle
The Croeker-Woolvorth bank. The &
Francs boiel ard MANY others. ar
today reritsbls hives Il Industry. 4
great canvas sigr. stretched o. ID:
outer walls II the &. Frsneis az.
Dounee. that The newest q San Fran
eiseo's great hotels ~ill be spen 20,
business June Is.
One vbo rad ut see1 TIE rebuild.
ing of COrveniior hall IL Kansas Citl
or sons other notable feat Il lik.
kind. rould be inclined n doubt s1et
claims as are made for the X. Fran.
eis. but the r,Oneyad rnsn II Ssr Fran
eiseo seen intensely IN earnest II ihi.
work n immediate rebuilding. and
The uruEsrz Of assistance indicate TIA,
al tbs ear1h nsv help then n sshisvs
here the industrial marvel of the age
4 more handsome San Frsneiseo i
assured. The Chinst0En ~ Old vii
nsTer be again. and the Oriental wbo
go-s there no~ or hereafter vii Be
far away from tis see1storDei Scenes
TIE improvement plans for the re-
b1ildsd sitv provide PARKWAY lead.
ing ihrDugh the site u Chinatown,
where retail stores ard residences viii
b. loezted. sforiing % memorial n
the rhop-stieks and josses Of the days
nov gDrs forever.
No visitors are admitted 70 the site
n ChinsiOTn n0E. unless one feels
s1ffeieni interes; 70 climb oTer The
debris of the unelesrsd streets in or
der 20 avoid the tertries s;stionsd
wherever the street hss been cleared
from California sTeuus. A reporter
who visited ;tis onee fsros5 sDot 10
dzy raw orly ore man who hsd deem
"a Il worth While u avoid the sen
tries. and he was r1oTiny throryh the
mass - ruins with gres, difficulty and
Iifsis pryf. Mary 20 ss far as the
ropes that skir1 the outer limits. but
the dissn, recollection 81 Chinatown
holds far more interest now than does
ifs present sppesrsDcs. The visitor
nov sees little Of Importance To dis
fipyuisb IL from the thousands Of