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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-01
1Hr PROSPERITY OT TuLsA.

n FrLL month Datler Than usuaI he .ummer ya-
/ A cation has come TO cIose and the lido Tulsa
IIh wafd Every summer fDason for several years
- ther' bas been vacant houses in Tulsa. This
F'aton r5capuou and. Tor time thrr, VAS some
unosIn'ts ~ vain dd he observing point that
I nas only No usuoi thing. the uneaHness continued
HIl 90 'hat has past. There empty house, In
Tuba nov Jn me other hnnd the demand house. Fl.
ln excess NJ .he supply Especially this Of mod
orat" sz'd houso one roa repors Green np-
plcatlons in single day Ana property moving me
od familiar ana the building permit keep
Ing right up - the minute
These the conditions ma, brough, about phe-
nominal gfoNth of l2Os9 per cent in zen ycar-greacr
by far Than any other community the United States
Ana thu" the conditions that going pat me
oy sim mraer the good b, lime the next census
rolls around
There never brighter opening NJ the fan bu'l-
Think what the result viii when work begins on
M" big Gem plant ne steel mill the bridge factory.
oud the Texas refinery opens for business
These all assured. In addition PRECEDENT Connolly.
"f the Comm' rcal club said TO be- returning home with
greater tricks and that The greatest erl In Tusaa
history s daNnlng n there anything the matter with
Tulsa the present time It ls that ground con
tiguous to the cry to meet the demand for building sites
ana doubt even that
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-01

~ believe thai the president ~ the
meet rust % mHnagin' ihai sideshow
"H"'s oYhibilIn' hog thats worth
$50"
"Good' GO in an pit bout 80
worth o. rppe We halnt mad n lynch
I'm since we strung nD the feller that
BILLED the fruit crop'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-01
coboNrL nooryrurs rnr.r>r srnvru

loLoNm HOOsEyElTH present ser,l,e ro me ,oln.
uy is IN no toDs" pDunai pf 20 bnf s Indrsri5
MI political rtom he ums hs isgan ht prr.-o,
- spehtng rour a' r.,'a. Hsa Ypfs fo mo pfeenl
~ hDosoyclt hos frnah,h upH direct p0luril inter.
aBceH Yrl ho has aouf'd and "utbussd he peppI" ~
state ho has visited orer speaker NJ ts time
Whal ms he been ulkug about mo, has ~ s1r.ied
The approval ~ ne cuzrnship7 uouss citizenship and
decenoy IN public afhin Just ma, and ng,uR fnore.
lie ~ the nr, lay-mlssionar Who has rro,s,1 CONT.
bent preaching better ctz'nshp 70 higher ~ gp-
orBtnent ethics regardless NJ parsnnship
Fearch speech delivered during bs' iour ana see
u you rnd a single reference 20 Republransm ~
Democracy You viii m No such reference has been
made Bu you win md thoso speeches aboundng In ap.
peals - ne morality ana conscience ~ the people In
condemnation dishonesty ana crooKedness wherever
found
Tho secret Of colonel Ro0seyors popularity on this
speaking tour y dacoycraba In thr fact that he doily
proving himself nationalist bigger than any partisan pr
sonlzailon; iha he s accepted b the people ~ a par
lies ~ q national yDe preaching national ld,o.
Tho Roosevelt Of this year ls preacher ana not 70
politician
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-01
THE DAYS BEST STORIES.
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Mrs, Ranks was iw7t rcttmg ready
TO go out while her patient husband
waited In the doorway watching her
complete her toilet BY the cxtrlor-
dinary contortions OF her neck. he
concluded that she was trying TO get
Ia glimpse Of the back Of her new
blouse, and by the tense lines about
her lips he concluded her mouth wax
FUN of pins a writer who had the
story direct from Mr. Banks gives
this account Of e.
'Umph. goofVurf- wufr-sh- h-ffspog %"
asked
"Yes. dear he agreed. 1T looks
all right"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-01
TAX BULLETIN
Paving Taxes on Districts

6, 7, g, 9, 10. Il, y, "A and l6 ARE NOW DUE ard
payable to the Commissioner Of Finance and Revenue at
City Hall Egan Building
Tax Payers arerequested to bring with them COM
plete and accurate list Of all lots and blocks.
On September 2, 1910. penalty Of ! and l.2 per
cent per month will positively be added.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-01
THE PRESIDENTS LETTER

@N ms letter to Congrcssman Mckinley the Prcsl.
dent has now definitely and explicitly declared
hIs is7uca ana made up the case Tor h'r admins
- trnton In the coming campaign
The Judgment of the people upon these issues and upon
this win appear the complexion and makeup Of tho
house Of representatives after the election Of November
comments the Chicago Tribune.
Doubtless hut what is most broadly significant In the
lrcdents considered ucrancc s his explicit recognition
f three orders of Republicans "conscrvayc, progressive
ma radical" Thn statement does not square with the
I,tcotod declaration of the slandpnt leaders that there
s bat brand Of Republican their own with the
nror determination Of members of the rrcAdcnrs own
oucal nmy to read of the party every Republican
who differs with the the administration on point pol
I,, q detail Of action
II there splitting Of the party here it is, and in
three parts not Thq e q timely recognition facts
rosdcnt Tnft forth the G0al alternative the Re.
publican yolcr choice between conservative, progrcg-
rive radical but which nar does the President march
under
Mr. ram ,ottcr also shows highly desirable modifl-
cation of tho Presidents spirit attitude the
tariff contro,,sv The Payne Adrch act s neither per.
feet mcrosonct hut the Presidents theory of 'cIcn.
uc tariff revision upon expert Investigation and hy single
schedules step In the right direction It Is to be
hoped that In practice the steps win not he too far apart
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-01

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-01

~ didn't outdo myself proVlin ~
winter weather aid 'he Old Grumh-
l"i and $50 I'VE 2 whole dictionary
NJ sHcar- words left FOR the .welterinR
summer dave"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-01

The southern OH and Gnr journal published at Shrcvc-
port Louisiana Is the latest thing In oil ana gas pub
hcaUon Il !s published N magazine form. wen printed
and ls under the guiding hand of - r. Rrundage It's
purpose Ia 20 cover the southern field In particular
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-01

npoUIsT no TeAyrLING MIN.

when you are through reading thiH paper, will yoU
please throw out VI The window ~ the brat ssuE oi
section men you sss1 Thsy will appreciate A.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-01

To want-advcrtisr for stenog
rapher will bring an application from
the one you ought to hayc--if shes
available
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-01

"Wc the Republicans Of Kansas are ready to enlist
under the leadership OF Theordore Roosevelt in the tight
for the rights OF humanity" That is the 'kcynote' Of
the Kansas Ecpublcan platform, =,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-01

This ip me BIleyille Banner mans
experience.
"'ise 70 stocks don't worry me
Sever make stir.
NDyrr had "a nip - sca--
Don't lDt ON pit that mr''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-01

II the result OF the Republican convention IN Kann'
ppoar 10 be slap at President Taft he to thank for
that omhrussrcnt hc rcactonarcs Of the who per
sisted In scolnR To the name ~ the President to
further their schcmcs. In Indiana Iowa California
Minnesota nnd Nebraska the President has received just
such slnps' aud through iust such a combination
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-01

He thougnt he saw a chance 10 make
Thousands by buying stocks;
iie bought them on a margin, and
His toes stick through his socks.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-01

'Ah' signed u sentimental spinstcr.
"orc there any sweetcr words In the
English language than 7 love you?"
"Wcll" remarked a bachelor. ~
prefer to hear Dinner is ready"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-01

"l'nclc, what's chagrln2'
well, it' what Fat man feels
when he runs his hardest and Jumps
on % street car that doesn't 20 for 10
minutes
New-York tribune., 1910-02-06
DINNER SEATS IN DEMAND.
Realty Brokers Intend to Have Jolly
Time Next Week,

Nearly all the seats for the fourteenth
annual dinner of the Real Estate Board
of Brokers' to be held in the grand oaH-
room OF the Waldorf-Astoria on February
16. have been taken by leading real estate
men and, their friends. More than five hun
dred persons have already secured their
places, and # the rush for seats continues
at the present rate there will have TO be
extra tables added The souvenirs nave
also been arranged for, and, according 10
Joseph P. Mulligan, chairman Of the dinner
committee. will be more elaborate than any
before given.
The speakers at the dinner, at which
Joseph P. Day, president of the board, Will
act as POSTMASTER, will include John P
Mitchell. president of the Board Of Alder
men: Edward w Boynton, president OF the
American Real Estate Company; Waiter
stabler, of the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company: Francis E. Ward, former presl-
dent Of the board; John j. Delany ana
Assistant Corporation Counsel OBrlen.
Mr.. Day will conduct an auction sale OF
the first balcony tier boxes in the grand
ballroom at $50 on Wednesday at the rooms
Of the Real Estate Board of Brokers, NO.
l15 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-06
southwest corner of Charles and Hudson

southwest corner of Charles and Hudson
streets
Mr- Day will also hold on Tuesday a spe-
cial sale Of the Dave Gideon and John DAILY
place of 241 acres. at Holmdel, n. J., where
one OF the most complete training quarters
for racing stables was erected some years
ago. This property was leased by L. F.
Thomas, who quartered some famous horses
there, notable among them being Jean Be-
raud. who earned over s1OO 900 IN one sea
son.
On Wednesday Herbert A. Sherman vii,
sell, by order of the court the premises
Nos. and Q West Seth street, adjoining
Fifth avenue. The property comprises two
old-1ashtoned four story dwellings on pIot
S5.10x1o0 feet, within a few doors OF the
fifteen story United Engineering BUILDING
which runs through the block 70 the south
side OF 4oth street. facing Bryant Park
Immediately in the rear. on 4Oth street ts
located the New York Club, and also or
the same street but further west. is tba
Republican Club. Black. Starr &. Frost
jewellers. are at the southwest corner ~
Flfth avenue and Ssth street. opposite. and
the Union League Club and the Knshs
Building stand on the northeast and south
east corners. respectively The sale is h,,
direction OF Henry III. Sherman referee
me budget for the week will be as fol-
lows:
TOMORROW
sc,--r, BY Joseph z. Day
ooOIh ST, ib. cor Maiden Lane rs A. oa
sly tenmt and store; Bsarns art
New-York tribune., 1910-02-06
Plan ,NEW STREETS.
Taco Large Thoroughfares IN
Queens To Be Joined.

The Oueens DEPARTMENT of Highways is
making active preparations for street and
road improvements in anticipation OF the
opening to through trolley uafhc OF the
Greensboro Bridge and the Long 1slano
Railroad running trains through the Penn
sylvania tunnels
The most important OF the lmnledlate
projects is the joining Of Jackson ana
Thompson avenues, the main highways
leading 10 eastern sections OF queens ana
all of Long Island. by the construction OF
a new street to the big viaduct across the
Sunnyside railroad yards. Bids for the
thoroughfare. which will be known as Di-
agonal street, have been received, and. ac-
cording 10 the borough engineers, the I'M
portant connecting link between Jackson
and Thomson avenues will De ready for
use in two months
On the plans for the Jackson avenue i'm
provenent prepared by Engineer Crowell
bids have also been received. From the
Greensboro Bridge plaza to Bowery Bay
Road, through Woodside, q distance OF
about one and one-half miles, the avenue
will be repaved. From Bowery Bay Road
to Trains Meadow Road the thoroughfare
will be raised from ten to fifteen feet TO
official grade. The Jackson avenue i'm
provenent will be made to meet the de-
raands for a perfect automobile and driving
highway from Manhattan to Flushing,
Whitestone.. Malba and the important resi-
dental sections along the East River and
Sound front
Bids have been taken and contracts
awarded for the laying of sheet asphalt on
18th street, from Malba TO Eleventh ave-
nue., and similar pavements on Seventh and
Eighth avenues and 10th street, in the Sd
Ward of Queens Repaving work involving
an outlay Of about s3500Oo, the cost of
which will be borne almost wholly by the
city, was authorized last week.
With the installation Of electric lighting
apparatus in the Malba station, the new
$4,000 structure on the North Shore di-
vision of the Long Island Railroad vas
COMPLETED and turned over by the Malba
Land Company to the Long Island Rail
New-York tribune., 1910-02-06
ANOTHER BUSH TERMINAL LEASE.

4 lease was made yesterday between the
Tear-Of Bottle Seal Company and the
Bush Terminal Company for 12,1 100 square
feet OF floor space on the fourth floor OF the
latter firms Model Loft Building No. !, at
37th street, South Brooklyn. The TearOf
Company. which manufactures metal bot
tie caps and has its Offices in the Hudson
Terminal Building, has chosen the South
Brooklyn location principally because Of
the facility with which shipments can be
made from there TO any part OF the coun
Try without intermediary trucking. from
the union freight station located the
Bush Companys plant.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-06
TO ERECT MIDTOWN FLAT.
House Accommodating Eighteen Fam
lies Will Cost $4,000.

Plans have been filed for a SIX story fat
house, with accommodations for eighteen
families and a frontage o. 25 feet, to be
built from designs by c. B. Meyers, at No.
$50 West 18th street, for Charles Rofnan at
q cost of S25,0o0.
Plans have also been fled for remodelling
the old-fashioned three story loft and store
building No. 242 Grand street, making over
the ton story into a one family hathouse
and installing new stores in the lower
floors, the change of occupancy being made
for H. Ostrov, as new owner. from designs
by 0. Reissmann, as architect.
Plans have also been fled for, enlarging
the four story dwelling house No. 337 West
sd street the improvements being made
New-York tribune., 1910-02-06
NO. 3s WEST 10TH STREE
IS indicated by arrows.)

Louis c. Schlep has leased to a manu-
featuring concern several floors in the
factory building No. 51l to ST West S0th
street, for the Muller estate.
Lewis L. Rosenthal ard the United Real
ty Exchange have leased the store in the
premises northwest corner Of 123d street
and Third avenue which has been occupied
for twelve years by the United Cigar
Stores Company, to William Meyerhoff for
r. L Brown for term Of five years Also.
for William F. Borman, store at No. aooS
Madison avenue to the Hudson-Fulton
Laundry COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1910-02-06
TO OFFER OAKDALE PLOTS.
Sale Will Be Held in Vesey Street
Rooms This Month.

The demand for plots in the fepenoge
Hall Estate tract at Oakdale, Long ISL
ard, is Increasing at q rapid rate. IN view
Of that fact ". K. Aston has oecioeo 10
offer another part Of the tract to prospec-
tive homeseekers and investors on Febru-
s,-v % at The Real Estate Exchange sales
rooms, Nos IA and 10 Vesey street
Bryan L. Kennedy will conduct the sale
which will form the seventeenth auction
Offering OF Oakdale property by w. K
Aston.
The plots to be sold contain about six
full city lots. 5x1o5 feet each. Permanent
shore rights On the Great South Bay will
be included in the sale
The terQs will be liberal. as % per cent
of the purchase price may remain on mort
gage for three years, at per cent.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-06

road. The company also transferred to the
Long Island Railroad strip OF land COM
prising about eleven acres for the double
tracking Of the road Included in the cleo
tricai apparatus is a transformer, through
which power will be conveyed from the
third rail Of the North Shore division as
soon as electrihcation from Winfield juno
ton to Flushing, Whitestone and Malba
has been finished.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-06

ton Place, between Doncester Place and
Tudor Road; d plot 1O0x139 feet. at Surrey
and Aberdeen roads; a, plot, 46x2H5 feet. on
Aberdeen Road between Surrey and Kent
roads; plot, 46x2o5 feet, on Aberdeen
Road, near Surrey Road, and a plot, 95xlSo
feet cornerng on Midland Parkway and
Henley Road
New-York tribune., 1910-02-06
HORNsY PLOT NOT LEASED.

There was a report yesterday that the
premises No I47 to 151 West 4Sd street.
three old dwelling houses. had been leased
for twenty-on years. with a privilege of
two renewals. 10 several persons who in
tended to erect d big hotel on the site
Adjoining the parcel is the Cadillac Hotel
Alonzo Hornby is the owner of the dwell
ling house property. The report was de-
MED
New-York tribune., 1910-02-06

for DR.. D. J. Mcdonald from drawings by
]. D. McAuliffe, as architect and for re-
modelling the three story and attic old
fashioned tenement house No. 24l Broome
street and lettering the lighting and VenC-
Iation and sanitation in compliance with
requirements OF the Tenement House De-
partnent. the improvement being MADE for
Anna M Haley, as owner, from designs by
Max Muller as architect.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-06
LEASES 18TH STREET STORE.
New Lessees Also Found for Some
Other Business Places.

Shaw & Co. have leased the store and
basement at No. "A West 25th street for
Alexander Hess to the Winterroth Piano
Ccmpany for term of years.
German H Lenney has leased for the
estate of John D. Wing No. So West 47th
street, a four story dwelling house. to
Miss Caroline Sickler for term Of years.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-06
RENTS SANDS POINT COTTAGE.

S. Osgood Pel & Co. have rented for
William Bourke Cochran his place at Sands
Point, Long Island. known as the Hast
ings Cottage TO Willis S. Mccormick for
the coming season.
This is one of the most attractive places
on North Hampstead Harbor.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-06
JAMAICA ESTATE SALES.

Jamaica Estates report the following re-
cent sales in its tract: A plot 65x93 feet,
on Tudor Road, near Edgerton Place; q
plot, s9x106 feet, at Edgerton Place and
Tudor Road; a plot, 72xl32 feet on Edger-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-06
TO-MORROW

t n 81, 40. " cor Maiden Lane 2S4Saa,
"'ee sly tenmt and store: Bsarns s.t
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-05
NO HOPE OF RELIEF FROM CONGRESS

quite 0 the investigation committee must including 
  not be developed. it's whtewashng the trusts lest Republican chances the Fall elections be sercd-s Dalpabe that Elkins
 
 
 The truth is a
 
 cost of living the ence the of procrasinaon To the situation effectively this it does dare contributed by tariff benefcar vanish Nothing relief of the people be Ioocrinnaires ing that the increased production To sustain this heavily increased addition of in ton practically identical commodities matter fact the population probably greater n gold production This gold level the of Con effective remedy
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-05

flying visit to New York in his new automobile.
 The Oneida. club holds one of it's regular meetings this evening.
 The Choral club held a practice meeting last night at the Congrega- tlonal church.
 The next meeting of the Greenfield Country Club will be on Thursday the 10th inst. MT. A. Baulieu is prepar- ing the program.
 Not far from four score people met at Grange Hall, on Greenfield Hill, a night or two ago, to attend the in- stallation of officers. MT. and Mrs. Arthur Sherwood of the Easton grange conducted the exercises, and Mrs. Arthur Pease presided at the piano. fine supper was served during the evening.
 MT. Simeon Bradley has returned from his extended southern tour. He was in New Orleans and attended a bench show in MississiT pi. He says what the South needs is more money and more enterprise. He found the people very hospitable and had a good time.
 It is said that the Hoyden's Hill milk route is to be conducted by John Sniffin.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-05
LAWYER CLARK'S
 CASE REFERRED
Judge Wheeler Passes It On to Grievance Committee

Attorney w. O. Clark, former li- quor prosecutor in South Norwalk against whom disbarment proceedings were brought sometime ago hopes to save himself from the humiliation of answering the charges made against nim by withdrawing from the Fair field County bar Judge George w. Wheeler referred the petition to the grievance committee of the bar asso- ciation today
 A friend of Attorney Clark stated thls morning that Mr. Clark desired to with draw from the association because he was not in good health and intended to take up his residence in another state If he intended to practice law in another state disbarment here would tend toward defeating his admission to the bar elsewhere.
 The charges against Attorney Clark are to the effect that while he was prosecuting liquor agent he drew lease of a store to be used as Q bar Der shop and that one of the proVl- sions of the lease was that another occupant of the building was to be pro- vided with access to a barroom on Sundays by passing through the bar Der shop.
 Thte grievance committee in whose hands the case rests is composed of Charles $. Canfield, General Russell Frost of South Norwalk and John k. Keeler of Stamford.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-05
FAIRFIELD

The rumor that a garage was to be built on Broad street, on the vacant lot next to the library grounds, was effectuaIly exploded yesterday when 1t became known that MT. H. DeVer Warner has purchased the ground in question. The transfer was consum- mated yesterday. The land fronts on Broad street for 1S7 feet and is l62 feet deep. Like the lot purchased from MT. Wheeler a couple of weeks ago, the understanding is that MT. Warner will erect handsome dwelling houses upon both plots. He is also contemplating building a box factory in town and for that purpose is con- sidering buying land of School street extended, which runs west of Broad street III a southerly direction. If this is done it will add another man. ufacturing establishment to those af- ready in town, and help to boom real estate. And houses will be needed for the employees.
 During the meeting of the Board of Relief, on Thursday, but four tax payers appeared who wished to have their taxes reduced. This does not look as if the town was torn up over the grand list.
 One new case Of scarlet fever was reported yesterday, and two houses were disinfected by the health officer,
 
 Supt. William A. Wheatley, who has been visiting in town. returned yes terday afternoon to Middletown.
 Mrs. Ora hams mother, and the youngest boy Of Supt. Graham, ar rived in town yesterday from Greene, New York, and are stopping at the residence of the Superintendent on Elliott street.
 The Book Committee of the library held q prolonged session yesterday afternoon.
 Men are at work today at~the foot of the trunk of the great old elm, known as the Sally White tree, which stands in front of the Seward resi- dence, getting ready to cut it down. The limbs will have to be taken off, one by one. and the wind was too high yesterday to permit of this be- ing done.
 The plot of land on Center street, occupied by Marshall Smith, the col ored man who died recently in the Bridgeport hospital. was bought yes ~rday by his widow for the sum of $500. There is about half an acre in the plot.
 MT W. O.. Burr is the new presi- dent of the Bridgeport Poultry As sociation, and MT. William E. Hulse is the secretary. Both gentlemen are well known raisers Of poultry.
 Thursday MT. Harry Burr made a