The Tulsa star. [volume], October 11, 1913, Image 1

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SUCCESSOR TO THE MUSKOGEe. STAh
TULSA, OKLAHOMA, SATUUD.U , OCT i
Vol. 1, No 4y
bubcnptJon $1 00 Par Yl
DRY FARM CONGRESS OCT. 22
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WOKTfD HACE HOT
FALSI
Officers Find Only Colored
People Concerned
A I'Mllt lt'.ll "I- OXi'iU'llll'Ilt Wtls
ocia-doiied in ili' vicinity of le
V'.w, kl:i oaih lliU week liy the
ll'pOlt "I il Ul' 'lot Ili'tWeOII
wliili- mill cobnut people lit' the
;'iin:; Ciook (iiniiminitv. Ilnl
"I. ICO llol" i HOW lepOl'tOll III 1)1'
iuiolii.il -l!ial i. lis I nil lli l'"
l..i.lllllN WOlO COlolell people.
.S n-ji-'U H 'in Depew dated (let.
I In Spiiujj I'lti'k race lint,
which Inn pi own wry onesided,
lis niih noeioos weio cniiceined,
luruidiiii; t tlif liitL'st conclusions
Dl iilllccis, lias siihsidod without
civ orious i cMi I Is. No uriosls
have been made, ilif-neirrnes have
left tin- country niftl thoie uro no
indications of further tintilih'.
Itut things liiipieiitl miiihty
f.il whili the excitement lasted.
I.etteis winning a uiiiiiImm of fain
ilio in leave tin country weie re
leived, two houses dynamited mill
a ham liiirnt'tl, all within a eriod
of two das.
The Spiinir 1'ioek diwtiiet is in
-ill.' WOstClll ioftion of look
, .,iit. Tin' families of Thomas
,il:its, I Ifti Canndy auil a man
ii.iiiihI Wlill, all lwelved black
li. ml letters warning them to
h ,w tin- country. Tin- nevt la
.Mis. Makes iliMOit'ii the burn
mi ilu- farm on fire anil also u
I in. iiinler the house.
Tlie wonian ami four ehiltlren
ran out anil a few moments later
an explosion took place whieh
v.ieckod the entire hiiililinir, one
hot at tempt ini? to lluow water
nil' the Hie, lM'inn seihiusly in
jiiicil Tlie lmrn liiirnt'tl to il'
(iiouml. iJihlioyini,' eighty hales of
li.i ii'iil -" bushels "f eolll.
Within half an hour an. expln
siuii wieiked tlie home of the 'an
ml f.iiiiilj. less than half a milt
iiw'ny. Seveial noe.ro men weie in
the house tit the time, hut all es
caped serious injury. One stide of
the limine wn completely torn
away.
DiCA Bartons
On the last page of this Nii'
we miry ii lmlfpae,e ad of the
Diek llui tltm Hiokerane linn. It
is nothing lr any kind of nier
chant in adveiiise i: wspapeis,
liui it tvrluliil.v means snmelliine;
tor them In lie up to their ad
veiiiseinents. The Uiek Hardon
stole Is one of the best and most
fiuor.iblv known stores in Tulsa
knowti nnt unly to the moneu'd
class but lo the worklne, man and
wmniH. us well. 1'erhaiH thete is
do man in Tulsa who is duinn
more to help nthers Id help them
ihes I luiu Hick Htirrlou.
A visit to this store will eon
vime sou that it is far abnve the
rt-giiln'r "pawn simp." It i "
place wheie .nu may net relief
from tlnaneial distress or where
vou can save money for yoiyself
in the purchase of the ninny beau
tiful nnil useful articles which
will cettainly catch your eyt when
you step inside the door. Sup
pose you stop in and get acquaint
ed with Uiek Banlon.
Ooitle Hint
Vioresftnnal I'nyar (la Hardupjf
rCie) I've be
i"ear, mlsici
of a nUht't I
tblm: to help
Haidupf s
bni l M ih'" '1
it.sieit'.
o' work for ovet
n't cot the prto
'in Tr do an
. t-it:i'
PREPARED FOR MGHSTfcH CROWDS
TULSA TO PLAY THE H05C IN
GREAT STYLE
Ample Accommodations P-r Visitor!
to Dry Farming Coiijrjss,
Oct. 22-Nov 1
To properly aiiahgc details for the
handling of huge cluwdb 1m a 'i'g Job
In any convention city On tin- tlrst
day of October, however, the c.tuuii
of Tulsa liail completed plans to fully
entertain tho largest nunibei of peo
plo out gathered together itt an pluco
In OMaboinn Todu Tulsa tan give
eer assurance of udciniate. and coin
foituble accommodation for lit i thous
ands of vlbltors during tlie Interna
tlonul no-l'iumlng I'ougrete, Octo
tor "2 to November 1
Kvery hotel, eery roomliiK house
and ery restaurant In tho elty hts
licon biiH.v iiiepariiiK to Uiko caro of
the enormous lnlln of strant-'om and
faclllth'B havu been Increased to
handle wlfh eaBe, a dall attendance
of over 111,000 people.
Iliireau of Inlorinatlon will be open
day and night near the railroad i.tfi
tlons and vlsltom ulll bo furnished
with full Information ax to tho loca
tion, prices and equipment of hotels,
looming houses, restaurants and prl
atu homes. Hundreds of private
families are preparing to Bene meals
to their guestB at moderato prices and
every business man In tho city hn
agreed that there shall be no increase
In the prlco of accommodations or ne
cessities dining the Congress and Ex
position. EXPERIENCE MEETING AT TULSA
Old World Famous to Describe Suc
cessful Dry Farming Method.
How to grow next year's crops on
this fall's rain.
This Is the big secret which will be
told to the world at tho International
Dry-Farming Congress in Tulsa be
ginning October 27. Many men say It
can't be done, but there will be hun
dreds of other men at the Tulsa Con
gress who have actually succeeded In
doing It and who will be glad to toll
haw.
One man from South Africa will tell
how ho grew sevonteen bushols of
wheat and tuonty-rlve bushels of corn
per acre in 1912 on one-half an Inch of
tatnfall between planting timj and
harvest. Another from Strntton, Neb.,
will furnish proof that he raised S2
bushels of 62-pound wheat this year
on four and a quarter inches of rain
between January 1 and August 30. A
third, from Peyton, Colorado will bu
them to glre the details of how he
ralsod 2,000 bushels of wheat on 100
acres of ground with but four Inches
of rain from the day ho planted tho
heat to the duy ho cut It.
Those men, and many others, will
Insist that they get good crops In bad
years principally by knowing how to
hold the molsturo of an entire year In
the soil for use when net-dud by the
growing crops. For rive full dayb thebo
men will tell what they hae done.
how they did it and how much no;
profit they made, mid the) will point
to a solid ten acrts of good crop sam
ples Any farmer In the pouthwest whoso
crops were cut by drouth In 1913 will
be woll ivpttld roi a tilp to Tjltta be
tween October 27 and nctobur HI.
Tin:
iti:kxationl
FARM COXfHtKSS.
I IKY
(Hv f.. O. Connor.
Will you be in TuImi
When the eonniess meet,
To see the Inmost potato
Vlid the Inmost siifjar beet
Tho wni Id's finest pinducts
Will be t-oeti on that dav
Hiirrv and K' leady! Fiiunen
Ait omnlni; on their wav.
I'd Ukl',ril! 'P'"0 w"l ,,c' tul',' t,m'
m ooiUeOi 'howiiu: products of his hand
In nil the world of farmers
Ua is the Kitutest in the land.
The Editor
past
Iiiftiriiiiition '.inn just iPiiclied
this office that I'reeimui I. Mim
i in U l)iHiu himcclf Mweiiiii
the pisi reeirii of theeliitor
Tin edit r of thin pap r wel
comes any olio to rtearrli lii- piit
While thrre is some part in ev
eiy ones life which He iei!ipi
mor'nrle, yet there is no
pntt of the editor's lilu whieh he
(lenie.s or that he Is epeeialK a
shamed of. He has at no time m
life, done anything intention. illy
tlint h' would not do aniii mi
tier tlieame circiliiulaiin's. .
If Martin or anyone else desires
to know anything about the ed
it'i's past lifethe editor liimi.Mfi
wili .supply the nfnrmatinn upon
;ri'iUf.st.
j He it said now, however, tlni'
.the editor had not betrayed his
race, ha.i not liecn guilty of steal
line, from anyone and lias always
dealt liniKHtiy with friends nod
flies. ' ,
New Club
N
S v. Jni'Uliy.eO
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in v eliil) bus been nrg.imed in
this oily which wilt he dinniid lo
ehtiriiy and public impitiveinent
H S Ci ier is pio-idci.t ef the
eliili. K W.Soiiti oeietni i inl
!pivy tn'iieiiier The club a ill i
ktinwii .t- '-The Jnllv (!nod l-'ellows
Di Hridj'.ewatei mid Mi ll.-on
ate buiidim: new linibcR on Ka-imi
stieot bo tii of which iiild-, nun I
the cummuiiiiv.
WANTKI) Puiint; Dry
F.uiniiii1 Cunjfie.ss; twn yood
cooks ami tlncc Ktrls to wait tin
tabic Must hi: fiotn IS to 25
years of and expel ience. ' '
4.
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.t.-.w..v'ivt.
MEN WHO ARE PUSHING THE BIG
TULSA SHOW
MJxcviiTii - t, - wt, - t. - fc - fc - fcnn - l -
No set of men hnvo eer worked
harder to make an exposition access
Ml than that behind the International
O. O. Hunt.
Dry-FarmlBX OonaTeas at Tulea. Two
groups of men control its work. One,
known us the Oklahoma Hoard ot Con-
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TUL8A, OCT. 22-NOV. 1.
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Author.
1 IVp eery other world's fair and
gleat exposition, Ac liitelliAttvnul
Dry Farming CuiiKr.t t Ttila. Ok
lahoma, October Tl to NuTember 1,
will huU' its bouliard of amusements
uud concessions In this tiistauco It
will be known ua tlte "Irtlng Trail,1'
bringing lo mind thu historical "ToXir
of the l'lains" by Washington IrYlifg
ln 1832.
Washington Irving passed through
tho present townslte of Tulsa on thli
tour and camped on tho Lout City hUls
overlooking the Arkansas river ttftd
vulloy.
On tho Irving Trail will be assem
bled tho greatest aggregation of high
class shows and wluik'Minie iiinutV
nii'iiht hut seen In Oklahoma. The at
tractions will linu both sides ot tho
trail, and at night tin- boukjvard (un
and frolic will be a bluze of electric
illumination.
Among the feature attractions on
tho aenuc will be one ef the great
est carnUal companies In America; a
Bins and Indluns participating tai the
sports niuJ pasttmeri of frontier ktfo In
the west, and a typical Osage Indian
Hinge, containing In prlmltlvu sur
roundings hundreds of men, women
nnd children ol this richest tribe ot
Indians on earth.
Flashing uniforms and martial mu
sic will also tie marked features of
tho Congress and Exposition. ne of
the best concert bands in the soun
try will furnish dally niuerc. The
United .States government to euddna:
the artillery band of forty pieces from
Fort Hill, Oklahoma, one of the fluent
military bauds In tho service, to Tul
sa for the entire ten days. A big de-
I tuLlunuit of I'nlted Stale troops from
i I Foil Logan II. Hoots, Arkausas, Will
'. act uh mliitiiry etcoit to visltlnc gov
einois, benatois, cougreisnien add
foreign dlgiiititrlus and will be seen la
dully nuneuU'iH ou the AposlUo
grounds.
Mr . .ltill.es of sm ''li"
Un tlio o ly i i.tl y mil i .nod
'.Sim l'l"
t.r .. -.Vki - . jril
- - mm - m' - ,km,ti,tittll""'w''t''r'tli,'1t'At
irnl, la headed by O D. linu, prct
dent of the Queen Bee Stoe ooiupati
of Tulsa, and one of the mnsieiror
luent liiisltiesb men of the cltyVt
associates me 1. K I'.-ri. (' 3
cry, William t!tr)l:er I'.ugmiH Lurtt'
uud (' A Kaiidersoii, all U TnVu
Tho M ci r.d Is known Hi the Iitti
nntloiui lioaid cf Governors,. !
head Is W I Drnirimonn, 01 F-nlil,
lahiima With hltn uie the Ikmovfit
W It Jlothi rwull, iittnlittj r of hl'.u
1 ture for Sa&katclu-nan, HcRlni; Hot
uiable iLorgu Har-'oirt. depmy tr.ln
Uter of agilcnlturu :-j' Altnta. K
iiioiitnr, C It licet of penvpr, Fi,l
lado: W !. Ja.ih.n. of .Miti'hJt"
Kansas, A, M. II8Umi.i, of i'Met 1
1 exits; O I) Hunt, of Tt.lsa, acid A
1. Hums Mi. Hiiiui U tha pcmai,
secretary of the Co.'.gni... and the :..
who thtctmh hlb pecuh
ah r abllHjr fjp.
organlzallcn. h.'i'i ira.le
porimii InimoifaiiiiMi ti In fie w...d
todu Mi.- La nor L Hums it .-c-
ietar ff t"i u ir.atlonal CougT'l!
of Kunn WuIi.hu u Lunch of the U.-
Farinltib t'oi e, ant thr. uk'.' I e
IUi4 a nifr. 'na.ifciioe ou Hn If a
ot tens of thouiiuds of uuj'.' i.t
many imtlons.
WH.. Uw. i..lti .,tt '1 V .,
IvlLS'Ulhu (illinlltn u( tLk r.tl
oied lrv llruJw .'Kiv-h vw
was held Ut tb' I'uit ILriUtti:
'lunch WeduesfkLV MUjht. Mt-l..'
J Koistt pi-isided Mid lmver ly
t. tJtus Ht'leil h iM.ii;UHY' AlJ
let- a liillnliHA' of i.)iw,ihg tKMttU.'S
h thone pu4"ttt, MjUlatiiUji u cS
i it id tiioveiutULl 4.H ttie pact ot' iCi
coloicd eiti'.i-iis to litip make :tt
ni)i!Hs.- JU Ttllrsi U Cmilfrfvto 4.
oess, iht' fillpritnj ih'n wiW a.
pnidli'd iv win1 as a rvrtsi'llxYfi
eommiltei r) be in wilw diule
the senium of tUv tiinH'!.: 1"R.
Himdfoitl", . V. jtte,' U-.
tlniM, (' Delu-iiMU, ils'. ii. LK
I j mount, ti. . rrtsiA, u. r.
I In tch i us, A. 4. tii4UH'rUMiu.
('inf. I'a'e, piesirltu of Mbe .u
sociatiou, wifit tile ifwdkUmrie Oi
iLe M,'ieiiriy, Air. Jmrto-s, jta
wo.Md .i ' Mg Uttk' liittth'M
tln-oiilioiu Uie i.tnto n ml Uil.' K
hihits ot iciluiid I'amiijs wUl V;
niiiili In evith'iuo Jia';,i lhhtt;iJ
meeliiiLt.
Bat list le- Ml
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The Wliili? lis4tiM , r-j. '::i
will convene at Jiwtt .Vf-li' '.
(.'liHloher' Dt rtlilt till ifii'.?
niv busy .-1 iluz tkn-u.;-. ..'
tend Mil (,i.i".'jilm ;-tni n i" .!".
ciowtl i i ij-.K-iulxo. "LXt 1I9'.'
cilitiif. fcuwevtu-, t'j u'..rrV
pioveu tlui.' nbVsv In fk.'VAV l? vJL"
convention-; uud Oe Hs.uil ;tc,f
iitiniiHMi'o hu'iivj, HMliV.. ' .
AllAMfeS
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ii amtilm- lUat i xim r...
Ik ii half mb W-of e IfA'rV
llrok"niutf Vo., Tujsa's wirly )iC
rajfo rtrm.
a Imiducj
't'fiN ooiuiiOOY iV
ot buying t-v.l."5ti
Hlnoks nil over Uj conn,.' ftp
hit; .ontenm ftiU uiiJ th-ll- H-p-
nold by the V. K. fttilhol Itliw. Tt-T
OWH Kt'Vt'llll BtOWM hi IIISJI" f-"
nil of thorn m cmtlncttul oir''-':'
same InislursH basts us tbvxi; :.t r-
HtiiHt ntrt' in this city, 'iht K ;
.pietw, ill-. W. Mario.;, 'j 'i
prgcticnl biuiuosji tuuti naJ r. c'i
flemnn who canrty (iiiuV h. T
into the mace of ttiov ..i- j. '
bilJL Ik' pelWOJHlUf Sl i 0 i';s ,s-
liitui in thin olt ai.ij '.. .'.
titiat dflt'ht tu ili'as1i'(v '-:,. ipn
touieio. viiui line miuilvi'.'l in v
thouannilM. Yho nfc uitls 1
Milcaiucit at UtW ni aiti iW Vr
ohlinlui; nal conrftsjuV) to l-pity-
tvod.v, wswli Was vne cuiuc. tD'Ut
cioiiw.' thoU' daily wrU.
riurlowV b imVt$ (JfiKid .'jiiiiv
to buy your ctotlo-K, damtmtm.
New Minister )
Visits? Tvvliegee
, 1'ttlJ.fc,c A,u ' o,er r.r,.. 0
."-.. .. ti. iUk.
",;n,j.v 0H"filitel njl cmfV.fiW
Ultotl SfnffH urtnisler V tfbt
publlo of l.ibMlil, itJKat X ti-if
dnv at Tufeew tbJs pfe'i'lu at
ferenco with llr, ftoukoi T. VVj-."i'
Uiifton wild Mr. umftt A 3cs.lt:
thl. .vft.tw.Vi j),. VnkiriW
wlvhta to be Uk (rxeutoat jn
(MiNAlbk to the fcyeri4 &Sfe
mid .Dr. B.wJcnr cmm ttV'lt
"polutem a (H ltnatloa.'''tWtw m
puis it, frorjj tfie tiro hoif'giw
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