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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-21
WATER MAY BE
BETTER SOON
CLARIFICATION Is LOOKED FOR
~ NEXT TUESDAY.
RIVER Is NOW ON A BOOM
But More OF the Ash Is Not Predict
cd-Substancc Is Worst Mix
or with water.

superintendent Sands Of the water
department rs optimistic and believes
that the city viii have better water
before Tuesday II the present indi-
cations do not prove false, the city
water viii again be clear by that date.
Sunday il was discovered that there
was an immense amount OF volcanic
ash i'm the river water and later IL
appeared In such great quantities that
no great part Of 1t could be re-
moved by settling at the waterworks
Hence 1t was necessary TO pump mud
dy water into the city mains, In or
der to keep them full Tor ire pro-
tcctlOn and for necessary domestic
uses.
Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock the
river began to raise, and continued
10 do so until at 0 o'clock last night
there had been rise in the river OF
more than twenty inches THIS extra
amount of water Mr.. Sands believes
VIII carry away large amount Of
the volcanic ash, 80 that the water
works can again furnish pure water.
Whis morning Mr.. Sands Will set a
large force OF men to cleaning the
basins. This can be accomplished aud
n hhHIlA VI Nh"il PlHN'h ia tH'hi
for settling in the usual way. The
basins are in bad shape owing 10 the
immense amount of sediment which
has been deposited by the volcanic
ash, but by putting forth strenuous
efforts, they eau be cleaned within
thlrty-slX hours.
II will take another twenty
hours for all the mud to be flushed
ont of the water mains, However,
il the present signs are not wrong,
you may expect better water by
Tuesday morning. The rise In the
river may bring volcanic ash In great
or quantities, and cause more tr0u-
ble but that Is not predicted,
Volcanic ash Is regarded as the
worst thing that can be in suspension
In river water, at least it Is for the
Waterwork8 men, The situation in
Tulsa Is one of the very worst. In a
laboratory test OF the amount of sedi-
ment in the water during the volcanic
ash trouble last year II was found
that there were more than 1900
parts of mud In one cubic centime-
tire G.8 ounce Of water, The great
est number of parts Of mud per Gu
bic centimetre. which has ever been
handled by the st. Louis waterworks,
is about 5000 parts, ar about 30 pcr
cent of that which the Tulsa water
works has been forced to handle The
ST. Louis plants, as does the Tulsa
watcrworks, usese chemical as means
for settling the water.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-21
Choctaw Altorney Lcayes.

Special 10 the World
Guthrie. Okla, Aug. 20.-Ormsby
McHarg. formerly assistant secretary
of commerce and labor and now at
torney for the ChOctaw Nation in the
matter of the Indian lands held by
that tribe, has returned TO New York,
his headquarters, after two weeks
stay In Muskogee and McAlester
Mr. McHarg is preparing q plan for
the sale of the lands Of the Choctaws,
which II Is hoped may also apply TO
the Chickasaws' holdings. and which
Mr. McHarg says may be incorporated
into bin to be presented at the next
Congress
ia discussing the question of these
lands with Secretary Ballinger not
long ago, Mr., Mcllarg outlined his
ideas on tho subject and Secretary
Ballinger he says. asked him to get
his scheme In shape for consideration
by the department OF Justice. II was
the secretaiy's wish Mr. McHarg says.
to have the attorney general so over
the plan and pass on the legal ques-
lions involved This done and the
plan having been approved In these
res poets by the attorney general, the
Indians attorney says Mr. Balllnger
intmated that he might have the plan
introduced into Congress as an admin
istration measure.
The McIIarg plan provides for a
board OF trustees to be APPOINTED by
the President who would have full
charge of the sellug Of the lands, The
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-21
CRIPPEN FEELS
ROPE AT START
HEMP LINE CATCHES HIM ABOUT
NECk--THEY SAIL FOR
LONDON.

Quebec. Aug, 2O,-Dr Hawley Har-
vey Crlppen and Miss Ethel Glare
LoNeve sailed for England on board
the White Star Liner Megantic at Z
O'Clock tonight and are due In Liver
pool at noon next Saturday BY Sat
urday night they viii probably be
lodged in the London jail TO await
trial for the murder of the woman
supposed to be Crlppen's wife, Belle
Elmore.
An extraordinary accident occurred
Just as Crippen crossed tire gang
plank. II carried an omen that viii
depress the man In the shadow Of
the hangman's rope. Or. Crlppen
went hurrylng across the plank. hand
cuned. with his hat pulled low over
his eyes and his chin buried In his
collar. trying apparently TO dodge the
photographers In his haste he ran
squarely into rope which held the
gangway solid. The rope caught him
under the chin and jerked him back
ward and had not Inspector Dew
caught him Dr. Crippen would have
fallen and possibly have pitched be-
tween the two vessels into the water.
The next instant after Dew had set
him on his feet the pair disappeared
inside the Megantic.
Miss Le Neye, who had left the jail
with every evidence OF willingness
had to be supported as she crossed
the gang plank. As she reached the
deck OF the Megantic she tainted and
had to be carried into the cabin. II
was half an hour before she revived.
The girl never has made a full recoy-
cry from her collapse at her arrest,
although her condition has caused her
taller no anxiety.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-21
Gore Used Names
Without business

conduct Of tho trustees would be un-
der the jurisdiction OF the Federal
courts Tho lawyer believes that
through this board Of trustees and fed
cral Jurisdiction It would be possible
10 sell tho lands to tho best advantage
To the Indians, and also In tracts OF
such size as to invite purchasers with
backing enough 10 develop them,
As 1t Is now according to Mr. Nc
lIarg, the Indians, while the richest
community per capita In the country
are land poor and because the gov
ernment has not sold the land as the
present owners expected, they are Will
Ink to pay cNorbitant commissions for
any one who viii turn II into money
for them because OF their need OF
ready cash
Furthermore the sale of the land,
according to Mgllarg has become
state issue In oklahoma. The Indians
pay no taxes on their holdings and the
state needs the revenue He saws that
the Indians, however do not want 20
sell on the surface plan, but prefer
10 dispose of the coal and other rights
In one lump with the land
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-21
CHAIRMAN vorE COOKED?
Thnts What IIprt SAYS About the
Choosing of Nicc-PTcsldcnt sherman

Thnts What IIpt SAYS About The
Choosing of Nicc-'rcsldcnt sherman
BY Associated Press
Utca, N. y, Aug. 20--At the SNt-
urdly afternoon luncheon of the Re
publican League here today En-
Assembhman Hart. who has Just re-
turned fro ma visit 10 Colonel Roose-
welt I'm Now York, declared that The
vote iu which the state committee
chose Vice President sherman for the
temporary chairman of the conNen-
tiun was cooked up."
In the course OF his speech Hart
said:
~ assert that sherman knew run
well that il was President TaftS wish
that no move be made toward choos-
ing % temporary chairman without
tho fullest consultation with Mr.
Rooscvclt The telegram from Mr.
TAFT 20 Sherman 10 this effect appears
to have been suppressed, for nothing
has been heard of IT,
81 ask Alr sherman II II is not
true that in spite Of knowing Mr.
Roosevelt has shown Willingness to
act as temporary chairman, and in
the face that Mr. Talts telegram IT
he did not personally solicit votes for
himself as temporary chairman on
Monday night In New York CITY
"Mr sherman, by lending himself
to thi sact Of pcttlest politics, and
by Insisting on holding The appoint
ment as convention chairman IL he
can hold II, allied himself openly with
the Woodruff Barncs element and has
threatened the disruption Of the party
In this state"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-21
Elrrs SMcen Drcgon.

Bv Associated Press.
Portland. ore. Aug 20,--Forest
\fres which are Devastating various
parts OF the Northwest are more
threatening tonight than at any pre-
viuus time this year. Except IN the
Colyille country in washington auu
NVaUowa, i'm northeastern oregon
where the hames are believed to DC
under control the situation is most
discouraging.
Al Wallace and Murray Idaho,
where the fires on Placer Creek were
believed 10 he subdued, they have
broken out with renewed fury and
fears are expressed for the safety OF
the towns
In Oregon the most serious situation
is i'm that part of Cascade forest res
erye that lies between Klamath Fans
and Medford Two great fires are
raging I'm this district, one in the vi
cini'v of Mount Mclaughlin (Mount
PtD and the other on Ashland
creek The latter Sthreatening the
water supply and the electric lisht
plants Of Ashland Fear Is expressed
for the safety of even the town IL
self. but this danger is probably eX-
ag4elated
Combating the fires the forest SER
vice and private timber interests have
about 500 mon in the field ana 25O
regular soldiers are on the way from
American Lake, Wash The forest
service in Portland has asked for in
formation from the San Francisco Of
ficials of the service as to whether
the regular troops now In California
are SO located as to he available IN
fighting Southern oregon fires.
No hope of relief from the present
dry spell is given by the district fore
caster
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-21
Worst In ,iontnnn's History

Kalspell, Mont. Aug. 2O--The for
est fire situation in Northern Mon.
tRnq Is the worst in the history of this
section as a result of the high winds
Witch set In this afternoon, causing
the forest rangers to practically give
up all hopes of staying the progress
81 the timber conflagrations.
Three big new fires were reported
t. day. together with the destruction
OF two forest rangers camps with all
supplies and possessions. The men
fled and their Whereabouts tonight Is
not known Forest Supervisor Haynes
is TO meet two companies Of soldiers
~ Oney and will make an endeavor
tc rescue the men
Forestry officials are tonight fight
ing overwhelming odds with ahsoiite-
" no. chance Of accomplishing any
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-21
STANDARD CASE TUESDAY.
Kpnsas suit at Kansas City--To SUI
prcmc Court In November.

BY Associated Press.
Topeka, Kan, Aug. 2O--'rhe hearing
In the Kansas antitrust suit against
the Standard oil Company will be held
IN Kansas City Tuesday This Is ex-
pected to be the last hearing in the
case.
Attorneys for the company an
nounce that they viii complete the
taking of the evidence they desire on
which to submit the case. II Is eX-
pocted that they will submit the case
before Commissioner /. w. Kepp-
linger, and that the commissioner will
have his findings ready for the Su-
preme Court by November
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-21
WANT MORE STRINGENT LAWS.
Bad Check Men Are Too Prolific In
Oklahoma state,

Sprrinl 10 the World.
Oklahoma city Aug, 20.-Thc
bankers, hotel men and business men
generally Of Oklahoma win endcayor
to have the next legislature pass
stringent laws relative to The passcrs
of bad checks The frequency with
which business men are duped by the
bad check men In this and other cit
les and j,le easy manner these artists
have of getting out or the courts Is
the cause of general comment, and "a
hin win be drawn calculated 10 make
the road rocky one for those who
pass worthless checks.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-21
REPUBLICANS ORGANIZE.
Marching Club Is Formed at Sapulpa
for Campaign.

Special TO the World.
Sapulpa Okla. Aug. 20.-Sapulpa
Republicans are organizing a march
ing club and IL Is proposed to have
a membership Of 500. Fully 800 have
already pledged themselves TO join
the club, and Republicans from all
over the county have asked to join.
II is believed that the membership
win reach 1000 before the campaign
opens In this city September Is.
The club Is being organized by
Uncle joe Thompson, state commit
teeman, and James Rutherford, a
member of the congressional commit
tee. both OF this city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-21
GREAT sum PAID
OVER TO INDIANS
SINCE JUNE THE REDMEN HAVE
RECEIVED 4 TOTAL or
ABOUT S3.5O0. 600.


Special 10 the World
Muskogec, Okla, Aug. 3O,--Speclal
Commissioner Guion Miller was at
the United states court house TODAY
completing the 'a.. .prn Cherokee pay-
mcnt which VIII be finished on Monl
day About $1,000 Nas paid out dur
ing the day The payment party has
been in The state since the first OF
June during which time they have dis
bursed about S3,2j0,000 out Of the $,-
100000 claim allowed by the Cnted
states court Of claims. for which Sem
ator Robert l.. owen received a fee
of $4,000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-21
Ncgrocs run Out Of Davis.

hN'NIhi W NNtH " 'llHs
oklahoma city Aug. 2O.-Ivtry nc
gro was driven from the town of
Davis, Okla Friday night ana Sat
urday morning. The whites became
cnraged over an assault made on Il.
Y Stoadman, leading citizen, by
Il negro, Melton AsherrN Steadman
ordered Asberry out Of his place of
business, whereupon the negro hurled
"A brick at Steadman, innicting painful
injuries.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-21
CHEF DEpp IN EASY ROLE.
Hasn't Thing TO DO But Draw His
Breath aud Salary.

Special 10 the World,
Sapulpa. okla, Aug 2O.--If the
order Of Mayor McDougal Is 70 ~
enforced. chief Depp has about the
easiest position of any employe In
the municipal department
Mayor McDougal has said that Depp
shall issue no orders TO the men In
his department and has notified po-
lice officers TO that effect Mean
while Depp Is chief In name aud win
continue to draw his salary until
some disposition is made OF his case.
What steps are to be taken by the
complanants can not be learned
Depp continued silent on the matter
but asserts that he viii talk when
the proper time comes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-21
REPUBLICANS TO
MEET ON THE 10Th
PLAN or CAMPAIGN WILL BE
MAPPED OUT Al GUTHRIE
ON THAT DATE.

TVTTTIT 70 TNF NWTTWI
Guthrie, okla. Aug. 20.-A mass
meeting of the Republicans of okla
homa to ratify the nominations OF
their state judicial and legislative
tickets and meeting of the Rcpub-
lican Central committee We're called
tonight 10y Chairman Jim Harris 20
be held at Guthrie on August 20.
This viii be the opening gun of
the state campaign by the Republi-
cans. Ali the candidates will make
speeches during the afternoon and at
the night meeting. The committee
will meet at 10 O'clock a. M, and out
line methods for The campaign.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-21

Special to the World.
Oklahoma City, Aug 2O.--Charges
by Governor c. n. Haskell and other
defendants IN the Muskogee alleged
town lot frauds that the indictments
were maliciouyly and lllegally drawn
may be investigated by the Senate in
vostigating committee which Is now
in California, but which VIII soon
come to oklahoma,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-21
PLAN TO Bring
4 GOVERNORS
HASKELL, STIBBS, HADLEY AND
DONNECHIlY ARE INVITED.
MAY COME ON End
Wednesday and Thursday VIII BE
Candidates Dny--lrul.a Day on
Tuesday WI BE Big one.

If everything turns out like the
Tulsa County fair management Is hs-
uring, Tusans and others who viii
be attendant at the Fair on Friday,
September 2, will have the opportuni-
~ of seeing four governors, These
win be Governors 9. N. Haskell, of
oklahoma; Herbert $. lladley, of Mis-
souri; W. r.. Stubbs. of Kansas and
George W. DonncghcN of Arkansas.
Governors lladley ana Stubbs are Re-
publiCans, while Donneghey and Has
kcyy are Democrats
The management Of the fair, to-
gethcr with the Commercial club, has
written to each Of these state cXccu-
tivcs and 1t is believed that they viii
all reply taNeiabiy to the cumnunica-
lions, Not only that, but the Com
mcrcial club has issued a request to
each former resident of these states,
Kansas, Missouri and Arkansas, who
are now living Ia Tulsa or in the ter
ritory adjacent thereto, 10 write the
respective governors personal letters
urging their attendance on September
q II Is believed that there VIII be
basketsiul of letters piling into the
'N'lutlNta olllctS lllo Hist OF inc pres
ehl week as not Few nave already
taken pen III mana ana made the re-
quest
NOBODY heed be AFRAID To write IA
letter to the governor They are Just
Ordinary everyday cltlHensi mat rs,
All oil the ones who have been asked
here are, and there isn't a one Of
them that VIII not he pleased to know
Al.
that the' people OF TINS west com
hluhlty on earth want To kho" more
apout MN wants To see Just exactly
now ne looks ana wants 10 near nun
say "A lew "orus ABOUT anything
Whlch ne chooses Tor subject. Tul-
sans won't DE any TOO particular on
tnat score put thoN should' AT least
let them know that they are expect
ca mere Incy VIII be amply taken
care OF shuuld thcy come, proper en-
iertalhlheht haNlhB already been pro-
Nldeu'
IN connection win the coming OF
the governors II ~ also Planned 10
nave senators core anu owen IN al-
tendance ON Governors DAY. Besides
thehe' every olu splulcr VINO enters
appearance az lhe gates at the Ialr
Brouhus on Neptemper =, Whetnor ne
be one who mas worn the blue or
one VINO donned the grey VIII be ad'
mittod INTO the grounds trec Also
WIZ mothers WIN babes win them
nave lree 'dnnltIance.
wednesday ana Thursday OF lalr
week WIZ he known as candidates
Day An cliort i8 being made to
brlng practically each Democratic
candidate ON the stale tlcket TO tut
sa on "Wednesday. and 50 FAR as rs
now known, they have all slgnllled a
Willingness to come The same condi-
ton exists IN relation to THURSDAY aud
the Republican candidates. ana the
Iulsun VINO attends the ialy on theie
two Gays ana docsn get all the good
smokes mat he wants isn't very much
of a politician.
Tuesday, inc second day oil the lalS
mas been deslgnaied Tulsa Day The
iair management IS endeaForlng TO
persuade the loeol merchants to close
shop carrier than was nrst Intended
by closing tne stores AZ the noon hour'
II IL argued employees cannot reach
the ialr grounds untll probably
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-21
COLUMBUS STRIKE
Is NO NEARER END
GOVERNOR ASKS BANKERS CON-
FERENCE--S1IATE TROOPS
TO REMAIN.

By Associated Press
Columbus, o.. Aug. 20--Governor
Harmon. in his efforts TO end the
street car strike. has asked the pres
idents OF the local banks to confer
with him Monday morning. Although
he hoped to have the conference this
morning. conditions made the post.
ponement necessary.
Adjutant General Weybrecht to-
night declared that the state troops
would be kept here indefinitely.
Under call issued by the Broth.
orhood OF Locomotive Engineeres and
Firmen a mass meeting of all the un-
ion men In the city vii be held Tues.
day evening.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-21

Wallace. idaho Aug 9O.--The may
or has ordered the @ hlef Of police to
impress Into service everN able bodied
man in the city. Some have rNused
and were either jailed or run out Of
town.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-21
70 CELEBRATE LABOR DAY.
Oklahoma City Lnborcrs VIII Hear
Governor Make speech.

hoNflnOi Mhh' oNN''"s
Sn,Hnl 10 the World,
oklahoma CitN Aug. 20.-Great
preparations are being made " the
lahorIng people ana the people gem
orally of the city for the labor Day
celebration to- be- held here next
month -Four brass bands have been
cngabgrd and many prominent men
have accepted invitations 90 deliver
addresses. Governor G. n. Haskell
aud T.. j, Giddmgs being among the
number
The celebration viii begin with a
grand street pageant pt 10 O'Clock
and win end with several rorpsicho-
rcan events iu the evening The big
event of the day win De at the fair
grounds, whore no admission viii be
charged.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-21
ALL COMMUNICATION HAS BEEN
cur OFF.
OREGON FIRES ARE WORSE
LcyaltOn, Nevada, Also Believed To
Be Doomcd-Mcn Forced 10
Fight FLAMES

a 4 ISOLATED Press.
Vlissoula. Mont, Aug 20.-CBulle-
Tiny Wallace, idaho, as doomed, ana
az 1890 o'clock the whole town was
or ure. The flames were first COM
muuipated TO the south end Of town
irpm the forest nres, The last words
Df tine telephone operator were mat
i,e was within fifteen feet Of hllh
End he had To- run for his HE.
Women and children wore rushed
out on special train over the ore
20 Railway and Navigation road ana
t is thought no lives have been lost
at this hour
n ss1ula. Mont, Aug 20.-At ll;l5
D. m. communication with wallace
rPs Impossible as tho telegraph and
telephone operators had left their
rrcta The Northern Pacific division
oni1lls here have a wire into wal
lace. but are unable to learn the de-
tails Both the Oregon Railway ana
sigatiou company and Northern
Pacific are rushing people out ol
town IN the direction of kellog ana
Wardncr as fast as possible. Ihrre
is no danger so far as the lives of the
people are concerned.
Forestry officials here are still in
ignorance as to the cause or extent
OF The fire. The latest bulletin is
sued by local officers was TO the el-
feet that the town was safe. TINS
was timed at o'clock Tho Postal
Telegraph company ordered its ope-
rator when he left his office at wal
lace TO cut in farther down the me,
and q report from him IS expected
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-21
Pnrdons a "Life.Tcrmcr.o

Guthrie, Okla, Aug 90 Lyland
Rowland, last woman "Hfc-termer"
in The Oklahoma penitentiary. was
pardoned by Governor Haskell today
She was convicted of giving her baby
carbolic nCld.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-21
Wallace, Idaho, is
Burning in Fires

thing without q heavy rainfall. IN
the Blackioot forest tonight alone
there are nineteen 40 linct fires many
of which are practically .cyond con-
tTCl.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-21

BY Associated Press,
Washington, d, c.. Aug. 20,--The
population OF St Louis is 6S7.029, An
Increase OF 1l1,79t, or 1874 per cent
compared with 515,23S in 1900.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-21
california Fire Controlled.

Bv Associated Press.
Reno. New. Aug. 2O,-'rhe forest
fire which threatened the town ol
Loyalton. cal. this afternoon, Is prac-
ticaily under control.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-21
WOMAN SUES FOR $4,000.
says street Car Company Is Respon-
siblc for Injury.

NnNNIHT To Inc W0fTU,
oklahoma City, Aug. 20.-L0lu Pea
body filed $4,000 damage suit against
the oklahoma city street Railway
Company in the SUI erior Court This
afternoon. alleging she was Injured by
one of the defendant company's cars.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-21
TIE MEATIIEIi.

BY Associated Press
Washington, Aug 2O-Ohlhoma,
continued warm sunday and Monday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-21
IOoAL WEATHER YBsTBRDAY.

Temperature! Maximum % minimum,
~ winds from the south nnd partly cloudy
ToDAY'S ALMANAC.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-21

sun rises 5.25 o. M. sun sets 6.ii D.
m. Moon rises 7.ig -. m.; moon scts t;0s
o, m.