Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-16
BOON RELATIVE
Guides Children
DRENr-GEINr-GRANDsON or IA
MOJ~ N.NTUoNNN At SAND
SPRINGS HOME
Resembles FRONTIERSNAN
Another Resident There Witnessed tho
Shooting of Lincoln; second
Newspaper Launched.

Tha Cmldrau's homo az Sand
SPRINGS now has as irs assistant sl.
porurand.ut IL H,at-great-srtudsou
of Daniel Boone. IIe ISL. W. Boone.
formerly OF Tawhuasl and he has
had the bo1F work OF chat institute
ton turned over into his hands
Like his famous ancestor, the as-
s.stant superintendent has spent
much of his time on the border &C
civilizations While Daniel Boone
chased aud was chased by the Indians
through the wildernesses OF Ken.
Wchy and Missouri j. W. Boone pos-
scascd the same sturdiuess Of the
old pioneer and resembling In looks
the portraits of the famous old FROM
Herman. went with the advance oC
civilization into tho southwest Sow
oral years ago he returned TO Paw
husllu and engaged in business there
and last week was engaged 10 look
after the welfare of the boys at Sand
| Springs home.
Sand Springs park management has
am old gentleman who helps loo5
after things about the park. who was
present i'm Fords theatre i'm the city
Of Washington the night that Abra-
ham Lincoln was assassiuated. He
is Lcvi Chubbuck, now nearing his
cighty-fifth year He resides I'm a
comfortable tent-houso near the park
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practically an his life, and taught
his last lesson many years ago on Bird
creek, north Of Tulsa. and when this
| city was represented I'm "A commercial
way by but a store or two. ChubbucK
was formerly I'm the employ Of the
agricultural department OF the United
States, and an hour or two before
Lincoln was shot, he and a friend and
J. wilkes Booth had short and
couyivial meeting at the theatre bar
Or. s. r Gordon, pastor Of tho
community church at SAND Springs,
is in Haskell, Okla, today, whore he
will preach the bacctlaureate sermon
to the graduating class OF the Haskell
high school He will also preach ne
the Presbyterian church at that place
I'm the forenoon. His pulpit at Sand
Springs will be filled by the Rev. II.
W. Miller Of Haskell Mrs. Gordon
IS now visiting at Springfield, Ohio.
where she will be for several weeks.
The Sand Springs Leader, the Sec
oud newspaper for that enterprising
Tulsa suburb, made its initial bow
last Thursday the date OF its weekly
issue. II is an elght-paEe paper, four
of which are home print IL is owned
and edited by f. NJ. McFall. The Re
view at Sand Springs has now been
published there something over I
year and is six-page all home print
weekly IT is owned and edited by
Cecil Ray ana +. w. Badger.
Home talent Of Sand Springs viii
on Tuesday night put on a minstrel
I'm the theatre building I'm Sand
Springs park II will be participated
I'm by about twenty-five persons under
the direction Of Mrs. A. /. Lundgren
Of Fort Smth. Ark. the only lady
minstrel producer I'm this country.
Rchearsals have been I'm progress for
the past three weeks.
More than 25.O0O persons have
visited Sand Springs park since the
coming Of warm days about the mid
die of April. on last Sunday and tho
Sunday before, about five thousand
persons strolled through the park,
and N the weather continues nice
through today it is expected that
fully that many will make use Of the
afternoon as a time of outing at tho
park. Tho Sand Springs railway has
placed I'm effect flftcen-minute
schedule and is operating with trail-
crs