Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-10

derIul things foretold by the woman
OF magic may come true2 Such
things are not beyond the realms
Of possibility, and We have the Bible
for authority that miracles are some
times performed.
County Attorney Mnlloy might Just
as well dismiss the charge of man
slaughter against Assistant chief OF
Police John Moran. He will waste
money in prosecuting the case, At
least that is what this wonderful
woman told her audience last night
She recited that Moran win be ac~
quilted. That, probably, should be
an all sufficient reason for turning
him loose, No?
The woman with wonderful powers
made real hit whether intentional
or not when she foretold that super
! inteudcnt Masters would be re
Installed as head of the public schools
IN Tulsa next month so to remain.
That prediction was a master stroke.
II would have been a credit to Theo-
dore Roosevelt or William Much
Run" Bryan.
The hitherto special audience rose
to its feet with splendid outburst
Of applause, and for five minutes gave
vent to a feeling in favor Of Masters.
tThs is serious, too; II really hap
poned,)
The old school board had better
get OFF the job right now and let
the lid fly Off, instead OF waiting for
the election next Tuesday when the
people viii have a chance TO see that
Madame ks prediction Is carried out
to the letter" said one listener.
Oklahoma city is 10 be out-rovalrd
by Tulsa during the next five years
If Tulsa citizens use freely of the
glue pot and stick together That
sticking together proposition is
whore the rub comes in. There is
entirely too much friction here" said
the prognostlcutor, "lou must stick
together, citizens If you expect to
accomplish anything" CRight at this
point the youthlul lover slid six inches
closer to his best g.rl--he was quick
to follow orders.)
Forty-tiye thousand is the limit Of
population set for Tulsa In 1916. Next
year is to be rather n dun one. but
1913 is to be a banner one, according
to the forecast,
The ghost of Thomas jefferson
must have turned over in It's grave
when ne heard the news, gently hrok-
en-, that Tulsa was to be Democratic
for the next five years. There were
rumors on the street last night that
the Republican machine I'm Tulsa was
to be consigned to the scrap heap for
that length of time.
Fire Insurance agents win probably
starve 70 death unless they find some
other vocation during the coming five
years Madame X can see but one
fire Of any importance in that time,
and that fire will occur next year
Also the fire department will be par
excellence and will be perfectly equip
ped. Possibly the city dads anticipate
'steen million dollars worth Of bonds
to buy fire apparatus and tipped the
forecaster off.
All the recent work OF the CONNER
cial Club In an effort to have the SAN
ia Fe and Midland Valley Railroads
build new and handsome depots for
Tulsa might Just as well have been
left undone The great demon, fire,
win do the work. and do It well, ac-
cording to the dispenser of Black
Magis, Then the "heartless corpora
tIons" VIII erect depots that will vie
with the new union depot IN St Louis.
Poor old Sapulpa, she is going TO lose
her last single claim to prestige, the
Frisco division and shops Sapulpas
loss is Tulsa's gain and maybe the
few scattered families in the village
across the Arkansaw will move to
live town.
II the bond issue for n Carnegie
library is voted down next Tuesday.
II win not be much of loss, accord.
ing to the book of the future, be-
cause In the next FIVE years, Tulsa cit
i2cns will erect a public library Of
their own, "and It won't be a gift
from Andrew Carnegie"
Even Uncle Sam is 10 lavish things
on Tulsa Ills generosity viii he IN
the form OF new post office build
ing.
And for fear You may forget there's !
nothing to II, fcllers, you can't keep
n good man down. Even readers Of
the future see great things in store
for Tulsa.