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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-21
NOTICE.

In the United States Court for the
Western Judicial District of the
Indian Trritory. sitting at Sapulpa.
In Probate,
IN rc-eState of \. Il. Query, de
ceased, William Query. admini>tra-
tor.
Notice is hereby given that pur-
,uant to an order of the Court in the
above matter. | will sell At public
sale to the highest and best bidder
at the office of l.. VI. Poe in the city
of Tulsa, on June -. 1906. at 10 a.
m. the undivided one-scventh inter
est in aud to certain electric Street
Railway Franchise. under a certain
ordinance of the city of Tulsa. Indian
Territory. authorizing the construct
ion of the same in the said city.
The sale will he upon q credit of
thirty days with approved security.
WM QUERY.
Adm. of the estate of \. X. Query.
deceased.
6-16-10t.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-21

FOR SALE-Eight tracts OF the
inest of farming land, containing l2o
acres. each within three miles of a
good railroad town, at Sl3.OO per
acre.
40 acres. five miles from Tulsa, fine
land. all in cultivation. at S2o.oo per
acre.
A. acres. r'"" mile, from Tulsa.
rolling prairie, zap for S6OO.OO.
100 acres decided land in the Glenn
district to lease for oil and gas.
: room cottage, three blocks from
Main street. east and south front,
GOOD barn and well, nice location,
price. 81 900.
100 feet. two room house, east front
three blocks from Main street. price
$l.1O0.O0.
100 feet east front. good house
three blocks from high school build
mo. We will sell this cheap.
We have a very large list of city
and farm property of which the above
is a sample. which we offer to the IN
yestor and home seeker at prices that
YOU can afford to buy, and we are 90
inc TO sell. Now is the time to buy,
before the rush to the new state be-
gins. Come and let us show you the
bargains. both in city and farm land.
THE CREWSON LAND 4 LOAN co
G-li-6t Main ana FIRST 81
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NOTICE TO HOMESEEKERS
Either to Homefolks or to the Many
Strangers.

1t has been demonstrated tspu-
sand times or more, that we are the
best posted with reference to values
on City and Farm property of any
Real Estate Firm in the city; have
the largest list of desirable property
of any firm in town and never ask
one dollar above the owners price
for it. We never have any trouble
in closing Our deals because we do
business "On the square"
Our home people, our banks and
every responsible busines, man in
town will v.uch for this statement.
We have unexceIed facilities for
handling farm loans and can assist
you materially in buying a farm.
Come and see us before you pur-
chase property. We always keep a
team hitched and are ready to show
you free of charge Remember the
name.
d. C. ROSE & COMPANY.
200 l-2 Main St., Phone 10.
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Other waters sell at l5c a Split
Sheboygan, the best Wisconsin water,
sells at 10 cents. All drug stores am
drinking stands.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-21

Wanted-Clean cotton rag, at the
World office
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Look Here | have brsr cook in
the city Central Employment Ascu-
cN corner ct Second and Main 81,
BWUm BLDG m 6-l5tl
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OIL FIELD MAPS
Notice of Stockholders Meeting

Notice is hereby given that meet
ing of the Stockholders of the Tulsa
Water, Light. Heat & Power Co.. will
he held in their office in the city of
Tulsa. Ind. Ter. at nine a. m. on the
DIST dav of June. 4. d. 1906. for the
purpose Of voting on a proposition to
be submitted at said meeting 10 issue
bonds to the amount of 100000. to
be secured by a deed of trust on the
franchises and oil other properties
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-21

WANTED Good dining room girl
Central Hotel 6,l9.6t
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ANNOUNCEMENT

Dr. C. L. Reeder. Dr.. C. z,
Wiley and Dr. W. H Rogers
announce that they have asso-
ciated themselves in the prac-
tice of Medicine and Surgery
in Tulsa, under the firm name
Of
REEDER. WILEY & ROGERS
Suites 90, "A, 25, %, Reed
er block, Tulsa, |. T.
June II, 1906.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-21

Other waters sell at l5c a Split
Sheboygan, the best Wisconsin water,
sells at 10 cents. All drug stores and
drinking fountains.
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Liabilities
S225,47i.9O

The above statement i correct.
j. II. M'BlRNEN, Cashier
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Notice.
To the Investor.

To the Investor.
Do You want q bu>nes, lott
DO You want residence lot!
Do You want a farm!
Do you want to engage in business
Do Won want tu know about exist
ine conditions. titles and lands. or pro-
perty values Call upon or address
DAWSON 4 co.
Tulsa. |. T. ll6 :. Main 81
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For Sale Cheap

FOR SALE -- Several hundred
pounds of eight point face Century
Expanded type, direct from the Amer
lean Type Founders Co. | bought
this type to use in starting the World
4ast fall. now have two linotypes
ia the office and no use for the type.
1t is all in good shape. some of 1t
has never been mixed. Territory print
shops hunting ap can do no better
than call or j. r. Brady
World office, I "a. |. I. 6-6-tf
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WANT ADVERTISING IS THE STANDARD REMEDY FOR
nTHoRNs IN YOUR SIDE LAZY EMPLoYEE-UNsATIs
FACTORY TENANT-PoOR CooK-ANY SORT OF THORN
REMOVED AND THE WOUND QUICKLY HEALED BY WANT
ADVERTISING
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POSTAL
And They Will Send for Your Messages. Phone 34S
Tulsa Manufacturing and Wholesale World

THE CHICAGO OF THE SOUTHWEST already
boasts some of the largest and most progressive
manufacturing and wholesale establishments of the
great Southwest Natural gas coal in nexhaustbe quan
titles fine building sand brick shale gypsum deposits
combined with the finest agricultural country in the world
form the greatest natural resources of any similar area in
he land
The following es abshments are the leaders in Tulsa
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Condensed financial statement OF
BANK OF COMMERCE
Tulsa, Indian Territory

Opened for bu,ine,, Feb. II 1904.
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RATCLIFF SANDERS GROCER co.

tome industry Dan Davidson Mgr Doing
@le business No large capacity
prompt Began 1903 business
500, 900 monthly; travelling salesmeu
The Washington times., 1906-03-13
NICK ROSS WILLING
TO MEET BOBBIE BAKER
Wishes to Arrange Match as Prelimi.
nary to the Mackey- Mon
day Affair.

The only answer To the den which
Bobbie Baker sent out last week 10
meet Harvey Tyrreu in "a finish match
is challenge from Nick boss. who
agrees 10 fix things up with the am
bilious Bobbie for "a preliminary 10 the
Mackey-Monday match. which is 10 be
held at COncordia Han at Sixth and r
northwest next Friday eEeuiu1
Ross states iu his challenge that he
IS willing To talk terms with Baker
at any time but also states shat the
winner IS To take all If the match
Is arranged. and there is every reason
10 believe that il viii bc. it should b.
Il good one, as the Two men are laT.
evenly matched The only advantage
being with Ross. as he has had IL Itg5Ie
more experience than BonUin
MaCkey is working hard for hfz boa.
with Young Monday. since Ir realizes
that the lad with the weekday name f-
rapidly rounding into shape and i- ia
better condition than h- has ever H.a..
except for the condition .F his .E.
which, however, is nearly we'll
The Washington times., 1906-03-13
Betting FaVOrs Nelson;
Prevailing Price, 3 to 1

ESSI NGTON, Pa. March 13-NeIsOu
will do very little work today The
champion is down TO 129Is pounds. and
has tested his strength and endurance
in every possible way.
He has done lots of road work has
boxed. roughed it. tJckled every form
or gym exercise. ma ouJworked the
day laborers in his~Rpen air stunts. To
all these tests the powerful frame of
the Hegewisch boy has responded fault
lessly.
L am willing TO sign paper before
1 go in the ring that I am better than
ever ! was ia my life" he said TODAY.
Then if McGOveru wins. there viii be
no flaw in his title He can say he
licked champion az his best. I want
TO win in punch if I can. and ask
nothing better than 20 stand toe to
toe and swap punches.
i have never backed i'm my life. and
/ don't intend 10 now This don't
mean that I'll stand like q dub and
offer him my jaw. ] would not do
that to the weakest of hitters let alone
Terry. But I won't run. I'll DE care
fuI. but slug. Honestly, look for
quick verdict. and n victory. of course 90
The betting is not as heavy as might
be expected. in view of the enormous
demand for tickets Tnc feeling is
strong in Philadelphia that Nelson Is
so good that McGOVeTn has only a sm4n
chance
Nelson Will have the best Of it IF born
men are on their feet. and even money
that McGoVeTu will not ne there az tH.
end of the sixth round
The Washington times., 1906-03-13
ARMY AND NAVY PLAN
SM0KELESS POWDER TESTS

Secretaries Tit and Bouaparte have
appointed a joint army and navy board
for the purpose Of considering specifca-
tons for the manufacture and tests Of
smokeIess powders. with the view of
improving the ordnance and munitions
of both the army and navy.
Major Beverly W. Dunn and Capt.
Charles 3. Wheeler. of the ordnance de-
partment. viii represent the army. While
Commander Austin NJ. Knight. Lieut..
Commander Albert q. DiCGeubaCE. and
Lieut. John HalIiEau have been deslE-
mated by Secretary Bouaparts 10 repre-
sent the navy
The Washington times., 1906-03-13
Personal Comment On Men and
Things in The Field of Sports

whose produce won since 1898 the large
sum of $S00.O00
Just across the State line in Indiana.
Chlcago sporting men have opened un
a poolroOm surrounded by Il six-foot
SIockade. and further guarded by six
iefociouS dogs Here all the races are
Park.
Discussing this years Epson DERBY.
'Augur." in the Sporting Life, saws
that many racing men think this NAV
De lilly year. and name Flair as the
possible winner OF the big race Flair
Is by 81. Frusquin out of Glase. and is
owned by Sir Daniel Cooper.
English racing men report a wonder
fui cure effected in the horse Sansoyino.
one Of whose forelegs was badly shat
tered some four or five inches above
me IetIock: so much so that the bone
pIotFuaed Just at the point. The cure
IS complete and the injury viii not be
III any way a detriment TO his stud work.
The Kings Plate of 1906. to be run
at Toronto on Saturday. May IS. Will
nave a monetary value Of $500. in addi-
tion 10 the sentimental price IL it felt
py the fortunate owner of the winner.
The Kings Plate is claimed to De the
Oldest turf event on the continent It is
a constant source of sportsmanlike am
oition ON the part of the most prominent
The Washington times., 1906-03-13
Ready and Anxious.

Terry took his usual walk todaE. al
little shadow dancing. and punched
the bag for a little while. Arte- these
stunts were finished ne pTacteed Cl.nch-
Ing and roughing around the ring with
Johnny Burdick and Danny Dousherty.
| Terry is nov getting anxious for the
minute 10 arrive when he steps IN the
<fing with Nelson.
''The sooner, the better" says Terry,
s'As I know I am going to win the light
weight title, and ] feel like a kid on
Christmas eve waiting for his present
on the next day"
Solid Silver Shoe.
A large delegation of Te-~ys Sou.h
Brooklyn friends called on him and pre-
Eented him with a solid silver horse
shoe, tied with his fIvorite colors. the
American and Irish emblems. Terry
has received innumerabIe letters from
his friends and admirers, and they all
contain the same wishes, that he viii he
Returned the winner.
Terry claims TO be under weight. and
will only keep himself from getting
any heavier.
The Washington times., 1906-03-13

BASEBALL.

BASEBALL.
Mike Donlms younger brother, joe
has signed TO play with a club In the
Chicago City League.
\ single in the championship season
is worth a brace of home runs in a
game with the YazOO Cotton Blossoms
Pat Donovan is the leader Of foriorn
hopes. In the American League he had
Washington; now he is up against
Brooklyn in the National.
New Orleans and New York ought
to settle the worlds championship be
tween them. Both have downed the
Athletics.
Pat Hynes, who twirled and played
the outfield for the St. Louis Ameri-
cans two years ago, has been turned
over to Milwaukee. He is a clever left
handler.
The Columbus club has arranged TO
take Pitcher Ralph Glaze or the hands
of the Boston Americans. should he
fail TO make good III the big league
James r. Dunlap, the crack Indiana
University pitcher. has turned down an
offer of Manager Watkins. Of the In
dianapoEs team, as It is said TO be his
intention to pitch for the varsity team
auaiu next year.
The Washington times., 1906-03-13
Weather Bureau Puts
One over on Nationals
Snow and Rain Interfere With Practice.
Trainer Quirk Busy as Hen With One Chick
Getting Stiffness Out of Players.
BY THOMAS S. RICE.

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va. March 13.
All off for today is the baseball line.
The Weather Bureau has put one over
o. the wishbOne prophet and rheum-
attsm rain predic,srS 1t IS raining here
now when IT isn't showing. and occa-
sionally it is doing both. This is a fine
climate when ii is fine. but when it is
bad It would make a red man blue.
II any time today the gang can stir
abroad without danger Of being drowned
or stuck in a snowdrift, Jake Stahl will
take his henchmen for a long Jog. just
TO keep their muscles loose. but he has
put the official kibosh on the indoor
training proposition and there'n be no
stunts in the gymnasium.
Taking No Chances inSGym.
Last year on the one rainy day which
cut into the practice season. he turned
his men loose in the gym and it took
week TO get over the effects. In spite of
orders. protests. and cajoIings tho en-
The Washington times., 1906-03-13
TERRY RECEIVES
LUCKY HORSESHOE
His Brooklyn Friends Bring
Silver Token.
IN A HURRY TO MIX 1T UP
Says He Is in Fine Shape anL Con-
fdent of Victory Over Bat
tling Nelson.
IN A HURRY TO MIX 1T UP

NEW YORK, March I3.-"TerribIe
Terry McGOvern, appearing supple and
1.-THE as a panther, with undulating
muscles showing expert training, and
better than all-with nerves apparently
'sjust right" Is ready to take Battling
Nelson on in a battle that TO Terry
means everything.
The little Brooklyn cyclone is in cham
pionsbkp fettle. He shows il in every
move.
To friends who paid a final visit TO hlm
Today at his training quarters, Terry
expressed the utmost confidence IN his
ability to put the Dane away Jomor-
The Washington times., 1906-03-13
CENTRAL HIGHS
CROSS COUNTRY
Annual Event Set for Sat
urday, March "A.
RUN TO BE THREE MILES
Athletes Will Start From Chevy Chase
Circle-Third- Year Class
Looks Good.
RUN TO BE THREE MILES

The Central High School track man
agement has decided upon Saturday
morning, March a. as the date upon
which to hold its annual interclass
cross-countTy run
The contestants viii gather at Chevy
Chase Circle at $780, and at 10 o'clock
the starter VIII fire the gun which will
set the runners off for a three-mile
jaunt. The athletes will follow the car
track toward the lake for a mile and a
half and will finish on the east side
of the circle. The first forty over the
line Will be counted, the first 10 count
forty and SO on down to one.
The Washington times., 1906-03-13

A scare was thrown into the camp
Yesterday morning when Tom Hughes
PAD Knee gave an ominOus snap after
ne mad been tossing them over for ten
minutes. He hobbled around. Quirk
came TO the rescue. five small coloTed
brothers gave advice, and Tom made
remarks about his luck. He found.
finally, that the knee had not been put
out OF commission. but il was a close
shave Hughes has had a case of water
on the knee for a long time and now
and again it has a tendency to over
flow He is not keeping bandages. on
the bum prop this year. as he is ex-
perimenting to see If he can get 1t
strong enough to do without the arti-
hciaI support. About one more warning
like that of yesterday and he will be
vii 81
The Washington times., 1906-03-13
BALTIMOREANS LOST
TO 0ROWAY'S QUlNT

The Ordway basketball quiHt proved
too fast for the Newarks, Of BaIti-
more last night when the local team
defeated the visitors in the National
Guard gymnasium by g 10 %.
During the first half the play was
almost even, but toward the end Of
the game, the Guardsmen pulled away
from the Oriole quint and won easily
Reyes at center for the Ordways ard
Becker at left forward for the Bali
mOreans were the stars. The lineup.
The Washington times., 1906-03-13
- StTOng at Iimes.

AT times Technical came back strong.
but the northwest .egaL.ou lacked
team work and could do nothing against
the steady work OF last years cham
plcuS. Miss Heiue was easily the star
from the Technical point OF view. In
ou- of her attempts at Il goal from the
center of the floor she duplicated the
play Of the Eastern side center.
Miss Paul and Miss Pyles. ar guard.
and 8Iiss GOstiu, at center. PLAYED well
fur Eastern. The pluCky center had
things her own way, and was generally
successful in securing the ball for her
side. Miss Charlotte Lockwood at for
The Washington times., 1906-03-13

Light Blue and White Out
classed Opponents.
MISS WELLS LONG THROW
Technical Was Strong and Showed
Lightning Speed at Times, But
Lacked Team Work.

The Eastern High School girls basket
ball team, by almost perfect team work,
defeated the Technical High seven yes
terday afternoon IN the Western High
gymnasium by the decisive score of %
to I3.
The same yesterday was a decided
Improvement over the showing made
by Eastern against Central a week ago.
when the former barely won from the
O street contingent by l3 to p The
girls from Capitol Hill put up a steady
exhibition throughout. and al 10 time
during the contest We're they in danger
OF defeat.
The Washington times., 1906-03-13
7. M. C. A. WON FROM
EPIPHANY CHAPEL

The Young Mems ChTisJial As~o.fH-
tion basketball quiut Jefeuted tl,
Epiphany Chapel five in tie Aeso.la-
tior gymnasium last night by 3> ju q
Leach did the best work. the former
scoring % Of Y NJ. e.. AS points
did the best work for Epf-
phany. The lineup.
The Washington times., 1906-03-13
Miss Wells the Star.

In the game with Central Eastern
made the mistake OF trying long throws,
which nearly proved fatal, as the score
indicates, but yesterday once only was
there q repetition Of this on the part
OF the light blue and white. This was
when Miss Wells. who played side cen
ter was forced To try for goal from
center field The bali shot squarely into
the basket, scoring three points for her
team.
At tha end of The first half the score
stood j. TO @ in E5stcru's favor. one
Of the commeudabIe features OF East
eru's victory is the fact that only one
of her points was made ON a free throw.
while six of Techs points were scored
.n this way Miss Irene Pole. Of the
Easl Washington seven, put up clever
exhibition at forward. seldom failing
I'M aH attempt TO score once she had re-
gelEtd The BAN from Capt. Florence
Noder, who played an aggressive game
and easily outpulnted her opponent
The Washington times., 1906-03-13

Uuk Russell the Philadelphia light
weight, and Jack DOugherty, the welter-
weight champion of Milwaukee, are 10
clash TOMORROW night for ten rounds al
Indianapolis for a purse of 81 600.
The Washington times., 1906-03-13


Seagram, Dyrnent. and Davies. to win
the race.
The Hot Springs Jockey Club. owner
or Essex Park, has asked tbs American
Turf Association to release it from
dates assigned for the spring meeting.
The request was made in the form Of a
written communication and recites the
obstacles that have been thrown in tie
way of the club 10 prevent the meeting
II alleges unfair treatment and viola
ton Of agreement on the part Of the
OakIawn Jockey Club. which is affTat-
ed with the Western Jockey Club and
states that under existing conditions ii
would be impossible for two meetings
10 be held in that city
Water Light will be better this year
than he was last season. and that Is
saying a great deal. for he was one. of
the best three-year-OIds Of the year He
has improved wonderfully in looks since
MS retirement last fail. and Is now one
Of the most powerful horses in training
He shows plenty OF speed in his gallons.
ana unless some mishap should prevent
him from going TO the post ia the big
races of the season. he Will he =. domi-
nant factor in all Of them This fellow
VIII well be worth watching in an his
races and training gallops
The Washington times., 1906-03-13

Johnny Mack. manager Of Matty Bald
win, has declined to take the 800 for
felt which Tommy Murphy had posted
for their fight at Chelsea last Thursday
night Mae Will agree 20 another date
for the fight.
The Washington times., 1906-03-13

This thing of early spring training"
saws an old Lacquer. "spoils the chances
of a good many men to make some
HANDY pocket money. / never had any
Of it, but some OF the players who used
10 pick uD $3.50 and S409 from colleges
every spring for eating fare and look
ing wise while the students were train
Ing for the varsity ball team are down
on their luck II used to be the regular
thing for members Of the championship
team TO get beTths cOachiDg college
PLAYERS.
The Washington times., 1906-03-13

In an effort 70 catch the overflow on
Wednesday night, the Washington
Sporting Club OF Philadelphia viii put
on a show and has arranged an all star
ra=d for the evening. Young ETne. the
lightweight champion Of Philadelphia,
and Adam Ryan. of Chicago. are TO
clash ia tie star stunt for six rounds
The Washington times., 1906-03-13

team and the wish Is echoed by the
other players. with whom he is highly
popular
The Washington times., 1906-03-13

Young Otto, who holds the knockout
record. is rounding into form for his
six-round stunt with Frank Carsey, of
Chicago. before the National Athletic
Club. of Philadelphia on Saturda y
night. otto has knocked out his last six
teen opponents in less than one round.
and saws be wiI surely put CaTsey
u.
The Washington times., 1906-03-13
BOXING.

"Rube' Ferns will box Mstty Mat
] thews a Buffalo Friday.
The Washington times., 1906-03-13

:
Last year the run was won -.
fv Lewis Connor. then of the Io'. 81
year class, ana at present mehiDe
or the Columbia Athletic Club track
team The third year won the event
with a score OF something like 80 TO
20 the score Of the &C class. The sec
oDd year was third
At present it appeas the third year
class he's the pest Sow to win, as the
majority Of the dtstapce runners are
in this class. with men like II. N
Clagett, VIII Dick. Schmidt, BeIasl1i
and others the Juniors are confident
of making a strong bid to win out
TIE graduating class will be repre-
sented by Wilson. Jack Sherman. Har-
low Bristol Albert Bryant. Jim Benc-
dict ana score OF others, who will
push the under class men hard
Freshmen Have Hopes.
While '0S is not as strong as it VAS
last spring It viii have a strong con-
tingent with Brice Clagett, p. HamiI-
ton, II. Zeh, Smithson and Howard
1t is only natural to surmise that the
first year viii be weaker than the upper
classes, since the men in 90 have not
had the experience. However, there are
a number of good ones who VIII enter
wearing the freshmen COlOrst and they
have hopes Of scoring enough points
in small numbers TO get tEem a place
at least
This annual affair has alwa Us been
q gala day for Centralites, and 1t IS
expected that the school viii turn out
in force Plans are now on foot among
number Of the different clubs TO
give a picnic 20 the athletes after '.se
The Washington times., 1906-03-13
RACING

King Edward was awarded 6rst prize
in Il recent show in England for Shire
horses. The class was for IOUv-year-old
stations
The death is reported il Germany Of
the stallion Fulmen. son Of Galopin.