The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-01-09


,age.Swhite man SbeHayysttss 5p,28 [
s A Negro tramp Aynched at
osage Junetion inif y klaho omaT side
last July, The Other 1.-TWO swere at
Blanchard and eonsff both in the
Southern district sAickasaS{ Nation,
Indian Territory Ths population
or this part of the ;sta ishnteaselS
southern, the majority fRg from
Texas. 1t is tthertptthat sa neweorlsr ss'
IS not asked what STATE t he lis from,
put what county inS VaIas:
= Prejudice Sc aaln,ob. {. !.
g. 1t Is not an uneon1lSon khing lin
travelling over the stat 'Eo gee signs
In the smaller toYnx Qra sespecfaii
ly., informing .theAAf thsrltan that
he .is not whnted sboHss til let the
sun 20 down on alte nigger., - =
Move on, 'nigger, M Eiad other SeGuit
ally as ironiSai piaealFyis Dire ~tat te,
found in the most ;puBiic pfaca T. .,.SS
I ! Hardly a day passes ibtit that dis
patch tells OF trouble Ain satae local
ity with the b4seks: 0ttsrs> bf where,
they are beinH ordered to feava the
town or immunity. ~ >.->,-
4 Ar] Tulsa recently 4he ctt,zens ot
the Fourth warn IN ''thaf c,tI oraered
all Negroes to ieavA sadie M ~ tbat
ward. ~. = ''FS5sSf =
In Mill Creek ana fSiIranfs botb I'm
the Chickasaw .Nafinn S. Ve,sroas 'ars
not permitted IN thtstsssa = ! i I a1rF F1S =
a great manv; othasa q het,5 na,.j;S q
nent residence isG Nj; ,,ern il$sG : s
At Nor,na,,, tna. $40 ot e, ;,,, ! s,7,,xs,
universisy1 Nsxres. @ arss,,st ara a. e. Enrm5tte 1ts !
In tha foan eSs 49, = s,s's aah tsermn..ea "a
sonbo oTnnpa ,H,xf,+ - u t.ss, 49, t,.
latte,. s,ss, T. " sstot o. : I, eso, 'ie
number, of hoHn,,3si i..sss,ss,4,a >, "n.ne =
the country thav1v.fSEsi,,aS &, ono 49, - -
as. to .resembla NSStoSsss5,, 49, s', ~
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walik.t I'm r,,,aro,, ,,,vvaaI,sxjS5o vaaIsjS5 ~ -. 80
<atiSa:; ha unFort \ - 49,.
,t6sS vxsf1t IN : Tho ,ds,,sf no s.t ~ 49,.
wess fstal, l,en ~. Nxs,Sssg;;sya
teI;iP Id = NAM her ~ fSss, oan,a -,
sSaafSfss thn1n IyttI, f,ssssss.s ~ 49,
d, isssIs:sss Tefore, TIA ! ~
covered : -. g, -
:, Near Norman = nS{f,,{ssn, oe xou;o.,
reside. racn warfs, tha+ ,,,e,nit. .
was threate,al, ,yhn;v,,s2t, ~ ~ - -,
mers 4ffn,nta ad 10 risstha oor,ta,,1t; 80 !
of:them Notica. ,v.tI,i ;, y. ,tI,o ~. -
to leave ana :! r. go ~ -,
worn no.ta al -, ~ : 80 .n''i my
on their mai hnxxsIlFs ~ 49,
verav ta strII >na1,,tss,Ssa ne e. ~ ~.
known wka8 .thafT T5SsssEsan w. e.; ..,i,Y -
This community }nf aSsslt q III r3ss az. ~, -
,bpsratad opstheJ saI;;Ss@ LIS si : ~,
TSai- 8; 30
49,: - !: - ..sJ,m x.ro,C,,. TnxI D.~.S -
l., The first bfllsintrbduced IN esttar
house of Oklahoma's legislat},re nro.
vided for separate coaches ona .w,it.
ing rooms. The hill that ma ssedso
was signed by Gov Haskell was IRON
ically styled AN act to promote the
comfort of passengers, etc" r ..
- For two successive camnaipns tb;s
one issue has been the sole tonic or
interest. Delegates to the eonstitu.
t1onal convention were e,aotas
platforms declaring for 1t, but fear of
the constitution being turned down
by President Kept them from incor-
porating it In the organic law .r this
was used as a pretext by, Doliticions
dn order to preserve it FOR political
purposes In the Negro campaign dur.
ing the constitutional and genera,
state election.
The Democratic party then prom-
1sed the state that it wonId become
the first law written on the statute
books Of the new state and it has
madei good. Although hundreds Of
matters Of emergency ."imnprta nee
were pending, this bill was given pre-
cedence above all 1t will go into Of
feet about the middle of. February
To Ra D;cfr.nnb,so,
The eighth bill to be introduced in
the state legislature was under Tho