Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-30

'''''''' W.. ''''-
u. u..io' IN 'he assembly room
VI IHt 'ualuntr OF commerce at
O'Clock laSt night, Dr. Fred 5.
:, HHtoh ana H. o. IIlhurhe Of
tlcIauHE, me nouleS were sent
W 9ah pI'Eo' IaIa Nhtre burial
WILL 'aNc pace IN san Diego nay
ID Ut ii was a funeral eNtraurdinarv
I'D True tbcro u.,, , r,yl.,t r,ll-
-,
hearers mowers ana PI"'N''"H every
| ihlhs else necessary Tor am occasion
OF 'he klhd' nut instead Oh tears 'H'f'
were smiles, instead of sadness there
WAS gladncss and instead of solemn
,,raaal,,,,,,,. ,,,l,, ,,.o,l ,,..r.,i... ,.,
'JOhn Brown BODY ana up
perary"
I,or o,.or,.o,ro and tI.,ro ,.o,o many,
|
III aIlehdahce' was sI'd the time hau
come for and they were witnesses Of
the demise of these implemeuts of
li,...nl r..i., ,,a ., nm IN,
uiSe"lu III lu'9"' an" 1T VIII o' WI"
no little anxiety that they await the
news of the sinking of the casket with
its bodies in the indigo waters of
a far off bay
90 lar as lhe members OF ihe ChaIh
oGi oGi 3I IoIhIleIcc ana + tucIalI0h on
NllTu interests are C0HveI heu' an
l,.,, VI "'oCo' - ~ t" a.
orr il'a,S NJ IL, s,. ,'''o
H"Il'I'5tI' me puIIai Oh lHe loIIuoI'
"Iool u,"S 10 l"u'"I' ti'uIuoH' Is SlE-
hliIcanl OF peace while with the lat
Ter went the knocks which to con-
s 1911 nav p'eH lIe IIiea.9 ans
barn,on r['u,,i's , 'a,Uiu ~, 'eSS 'aCN uI t,!e
"reat thi,os ~ "00'''' '''''
An unusual Event.
| The affair was unique. Probably
never before in this countrys history
| had anything exactly like it taken
!, a,T .,iUae no pateu IN
| ro,T,o,,har' '''''' "''' navy O""'' ~
AI,I, .,.-....,
l,,,', :. {''I N"S ny 90
ba5 10 P,o""DlS P,,''tS II No"iu nave ..l peelI
I,'tl ,,'tu - "-v".l'gt - uegH pc!leI, IhoSe
ast, ybo, ,,tuv W III el,lIl usI-
and oitm,,o,bo, ,,o ,'c5 it mum pria -
Of tbe o,,., otd 'lt ,fs; Ccptlo,. III noiH' 10
ractnrs af ~ oivu'ru %h. oIlIJeiS - anu u
was curceesfmI "
b,s'.,( - -, g' r.,....,
,,.o,' o,i ,le u"eldI service tnefe
,. n"S Il az 5,'AUI - '''3I uitcI.IS, pIeslueu
AK F ~, ~ tibn'' lpI'tcI pres
u,oIi ,I,,,'o,, W. Nn1 III d lew
hoa,, l'oan M1iuS viewed Whal Hau
vn ,t,, "rto,'' iIIlS'ou ny lne otBahiza-
W.. W. ut' ,lls me PAS SIN iuohlhs. ME-
~ ,,3 We 60. ,. tuaI greater
o,,r,r,.,,3 e',I,,ss a'ot nav D5th uone ana
C,,i,,S CNpi eS''" '"'Il'''e confluence IN the
'"'"iO nun,
W. 'H"uiii's NdufcsN'
Edward O. Tilburne, secretary Of
the chamber, then was introduced by
Mr. Wright Mr.. Tilburne is an ora
tor of ability and in his characteristic
/ manner described the true object of
the occasion, and particularly the
| forthcoming ceremony in connection
with the hatchet and the hammer.
He said that to accomplish big
things-things as big as Tulsa de
manded, that sit was imperative
that there be absolute harmony i'm
.nt, lne ranks 90! 9i tne leading civic organt-
cord nrio,' ~ ~, o,,i,.,i''., 'l''u Zen us
ret9r,, NJ, TiILrrr az '',,!' as as So So
an onirion Lut he E,tt i,Itfrt I,Ul Se!iIuIe
was gon,bIanoo or ti. ',Sil,'"lyu lllGre
ment since tbat TINA ord ,G'Vt a, ",ms ese.
tba nnrnoso 90 ridli,r,. "i'G ~ IT. @ m's Iol
tion of tbor tbat ~. ','v 4i saiilZa
ceremor,, ,yoro niorrnl ''0'''"s anu
There WIS No Iombt IN n,o ....