The Tulsa star. [volume], October 25, 1913, Image 4

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T U L
O K L A.. STAR
. rtlli TULSA STAR
Printingand PiulsVmg C0
Published Every Friday at 501 North Orucuwood Stteet.
Kit ri.l n -noii'l Mi-eTtm liter Aon, II. Mill, n ill I' i I ililiee ! lull
wki Hum i, iiiiilur Win ,ut i M.ircli II, 13. It.
A.J SM1THERMAN
Mrs, 0. B. Smithermnn
EDITOIi AltD PUBLISHE
Soely Edtor
On Hm
SK Mouth
I'll rue Mouth
tJUI'SUIUI'l'lU.t It.Wh
Gii.
Have you visited the. Evpoiiiiou gioiiiuh'.'
o
Altuelliur, now, fur thti big lry I'n rnii ti ni'i -s.
fi.ou
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III! - . ...I.. . Ill .1 . ... .1 1. . ;.i ..II .
i nu mere iiumcs tu -uuiu iifiiinu eii iieniii iii an mint; wua wuiiiii Q D Hunt
thev mi' idea lifted. I
pry-rarmiim roiires hi misa. two
gioups or men control Its work, One,
iliown Ub the. Oklahoma Hoard of Cou
Contcltntloua
Ab 4ltor of h New York maiRtlut
recently racelw-d glory of, whli-b
the scene laid In the itatr of
WasblnfloL H wished in have ti
tor Illustrated and In order to b
Ulo ilia lxnt local detail he cent (tie
manuscript lo a young artist out In
Washington flefote doing no how
ever, b ciawled hastily acrnj th
top of the first page Ibe address ot
I'.ill Miirrnv iu iitiiui.iii1 ii Sinmim- fJnr.. rntnliiitur liiu .. In ilif! &t wrlU i which did not otlie'.nUr
..... -.......,. ..- . r.-.- v ' . ..... ... - ... .. . ... ......p. ...V . . ... . u .
I'. S. Senate. Perhaps .Mr. Muriiiv'.t piMitiiiii to Seuator Gore is H!f.r '
. i !. .i ii.. . ...i i i-.. i " .i.i.i i ii. i i. "Sbeltoti
hum ii in iiil" mil -nyiiij; tup oiniii iiuuim ii-ttii uir iiuiiii.
I lo i" a .MAN who iirtM t'ratikl ami honorably wiih friends uiul
foes, lie's an infernal knnu who arts oihcrwiM;.
o
It'll not how long you've lived in a eomiiiuiiity ami what you liave
done before going (hero that counts, hut what are you doing for I he
community NOW!
o
Next nock will he a gala time in Tuls.i. If yon haven't seen the
be-t town In the statu in the United State come to Tulsa during
ilm dry-fanning congress.
MEN WHO ARE PUSHING THE BIG
TULSA SHOW
.-,.'rvvKiw-i
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No in if men have ever worked 'rol. Is headed by O V. Hunt, prer
'ar.n r lo make un i-poltlon suoceas- J. nt of the Queen Bee Stove cninuanv
ful t'in tlui betilnil th Inturnallonal i0f Tula. ami one of the most pnn
uient buslnex men of the city l!l
associates are L. K Cone, C. S. ' i
ery. Wllllaui Stryker, Kukih I.oi'on I
and C. A Sanderson, all of Tulou
The. second is known an thr Int
I'ltlonal Hoard of Ouernoin Ii
bend Is W I. Driunmoml, of Knld.
l.iluima With him are tho Himorui
W It, Muthcrwoll, minister of nurn I
lure for Saskatchuwim, IteKlna; Ho
untitle lieorge- tlanourt, dfiut . m
Ister of agriculture for Alb na, i
moiilon: C It. Uoot, of Denver, Col
rado; V. M. Jardlno, of Manlintt.i .
Kansas; A. M. hVrgUioii, of Sliermt
Texas; O, D. Hunt, of Tulsa, and Joli'i
1'. Uuriu. Mr. llurns Is the permanet i
secretary of the Congress mid the man
who, thtoufth his peculiar ability fur
organization, biiH made It the moHt Im
portant farm organization in ttie world
today Mrs. Kleanor L. Uurns is sec
irtary of the International CopKrei ft
of Farm Women, a branch of the Dry
Karmlng ConKress, anil through It elm
wields a tnlKbty Influence on the Uvea
of tens of thousands of womon In
many nations.
The Slur xtnnds for uihlu- ili'tciiiv and molality. No one ean
deny that thi iH.r htc lteii of inatt-iial help to the eOle of TuN.i
uud un one would injuie tlieiiiM'lM's by advocating tho things u-
I a i id for.
I adltor t-
1 'r nfi.1 - Mb drlns of
j ibe' uiaiuscilpt It wat
Wash With the story i..
irt'er riikln the artlo
a cerlhli'
l ,i ene . r.d forward It as kooh
-;M- II) return mall the cil
'"I'lct nr ixlriii renl ' mn
u'!itu. ttst aalng "1 uot
'-ii wish me to use Sbellon
' do n kno' of nn sort
ii' : .fit ' of the dealers on
It o'i i-nn send me a tube I
' ' ' ' mske tb rtrawlnr
1.
A-
a,
thv
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A truly honest and honorable mini can at all time- defend hi! .,.,
iutiin. itut ii trem-lieroli, tyranical, li '"iciitical in.iciiiil(Ui-' devn nM-
ho nl du aiiythinc even lietrttv lii own line Im iier-nmil yaiu. ''
(if eom-M, can not U eonidered an honnralile t nn u.
Theti ii a certain water animal, which when it i almut in he V licit S l-0 C
cttu:lit itnilth a fluid which colon the water mi it can not be seen.
and thu. makes it- e-ca The antic- l a ceitaiu i'iiiiniiciniut mi
in tat- city reuiuiMl- u- very uiucii nt tin .iinmai. uue who:
ii
TIip nrvauintiiiu of the New Ilu-itu, l.eapue wa- annther star
eliainlM'r "iim-s meeiin''." I- it not -transit how some iieuiilc will
try to lionilwink the people'.' It wa- not nece-saiy to call a bn-i-, Theie is not a qutdtiou of more
DON'T GET TOO SEDATE.
By William IL Pavne
)icf- ni.i'iiiii: oil Saiidin and date it liack, and thi-
r-hnuld be correi
l'otile may know
l.t Ihf pritpU ruh
it
fal-e reioidi
impoitance
ted in a public meetinj duly advertised that the j Kither ou eiutli or iii heaven above
. wh.iK- tjoinj,' ou and take part in it if they wish.: a. the one .o often iineried and
I seldom nnawered
Wliat is Love?
ilont men arc gallant, foririvim:. lesiNviful and voitvf derate iu
their dealing with women, eeii:iil. wlun the.v stay iu a woinau's j ()Vt, ja ,jiat wi,icn take po-ess
plare. hnt few iwn hnve any respect foi the npiml inniiing "she ' jou
divil'" who rontintinlly strive.- to kiep up lonfu-ion and strife in tlu lMf ,e Imnuui heait ami mind,
In teuard- to tender en re and
leelint'.
Could Miu a better answer fiudV
iiiiimxiiiry.
Th wouian who deliberately ciiculateu fal-elmod- about the
neiffhUir for the uunxi-e of iniiuin": -nine one she di-lake; i- a
bad eitiw.
Then are at least ono or two such women iu Tul-a and the Star
will tak them under pniyerful con-ideration if they don't cliauge
their tactics.
o
;,A Good, True, Brave Man'
The aloey of Dr. Waterford of .Mu-koj:ee .Monday night ou the
reotUnianh nualiiie of t'aptain l.u-k-oti a- a uein. It i- a pit
that Captain .l.iek-nn i- not liettci known b all the eople ot this
eiiy. Hnt then, it i ipiite natunil tor tiul givat and good men to
be mciest ami reirai n iroin noioniu-. u.e ie.,m .... I"i- ,ut n henH ttaVfl eWkii.iuiil
himlf' n-hn m-iiits billboaril-. lio-tet-. etc.. of ailll-elf. Who cull ,,r ... ...,,, .
stiiutly -t-eks publicity i- loo unit li of a pedant to be either tiood
or jrrvat. It i- giiitifyini; to the colored citizens of Tulsa to have
the srvatne- f "in of their eiii.i n- extolled b an outsider, t'apl.
.lack son i indeed a good man aui meidetitallj a gieal limn.
I.ove is an impeuding crisis
Originated ly the hold for the
soul of niau.
Ii breaks into the heart, you can
not defy it.
With iiivMerie.s you cau't under
stand.
Iive is master of human destinies.
If you jMissess it nil ends well
'lay Is as Oood For Grown Persons aa '
Far Children.
I'lay Is Just ns tiei es-nry to keen i
Kroun mini youiiK il a inlilil'i-;h:c 1
tnau from prow Inn oM mi II N to ion I; '
t child urtiw Inlo ii man Unid
worth's Hue- me in mini I i!hkIiiI.
tt (to- il h,i'U
M : i-.it I leai tip hen I In hold
!! rulflmn In f i .'
6u hJ9 It t-.t-n n I . 1 , in
fin U- II wl.iTi I ii'i, a i. in
Or le t.n dlJ
III chlldlu,u.l iu' il.i l)(H'nui- v
kle jouiik'. V'-i UiiiMU' ; te
)0IIIIK Le. ItUh.' we l!:t.t I If '
keep It tip we uliiill 1,-tHi l.i.ow t;:.
We ale old null' we Hie " i" i!r. "
denly ileml. let tin :!' d li!i-i li
trrowu up, :: ! ..!.- i.-u. . iin.iii1
ed It with In r usnil futt. i lu-.i. I'.
play Li suue'tlilt:,; 'tnJlti'.il-il l'i
Crown mmi uiul iiulH-tMiiiliit; In i In
Aud tlili uiifniliiu.itcly It i.in of l
raru lnstaucea where "till!1-Inj; ini'
it so." Aff i- it mi.ii lui-t l i i l'i ' I1
belief Iu the u.iole.-Miexs i-f evi-rc'
for bnlf n divntle or - nnl I.-.!!.
fat and poiupou-s uud led fn . .1 i pi1
aad slack inns, led mid slum wli.de
than the coittoi linns that lie In ul
ta when he daldcx to iiiilieuil mill tr
to play furnlib cuin-idenibly nune ei
tertalumeut to spt-ctiitors than to bin
self. Dr. NVorrdH Hutchlti-ou In Ou
to '
In tha Shadow' of H.iom.
There are u numtur of former cMl
rltla who are no niunnij; rroinlu
and lioaidliii; lniiit In Xt.- tU rlt;
Mau a tiller HI-I.M.S or writer li
formerly ' -lit n )l.i- In thu'Pulilli- e
has no1 ettl ! down to tin prosit!
occupation i.f l .iflin: nud feitlliu
small pmtloii -r tint' .ur.r publl
Their bou--e ite a line net for youn
persons will' Ibe nrtUtK jeinperniuoti
On woman who nine enjojej ft fal
rcpvtrtlou a. a violinist has tlvo fu
niahed apartmeitf) uliU li she imhlei
rou by loom to ii-plitiuis for (lmmi
tic. operatic and lltermy honors, ltt
ftacisJ glory ntther tb.tu physical con
fort Is tSK iorlli'ti of 'iHit of the
ateilltea. but the prlvlleso of liobuol
bi with yesterday's crelittn'is con.
pcnaati for niHteilul discomfoit. Nev
York Pr".
CUR'OUS BITS
Or l tS (1OKY
HOW KUf .LwKY FOUOMT
JOHN BUkU
ay A. W. UACt.
SWMrt. there been
moHp I'.Mssl battle than that
of KtK Crletnr, fought Janu
ary , Vi. 8o far as numbera
wero cnt----H, lto advantage
wis A'th tho DrltUhj for they
h.-d IJ.W toldlera, while Gen
eri J-i.ion oould miiW are
fy C 000. In disc'rline, too, th
British wro far superior, for
they wore well '- amtil etern
who had seen ".civics on tit
battlefields of Europs Tha
American Boidlerc, or, tho othsr
han, wero foe J'le most prt
raw militia, pioneers In coon
skin rps a"d nomespun cloth-Ina-
Qot In results th one-tld-cdnoss
wa the other way Tor
Hires weeks Jackson hJd been
training hie raw sildlers, and
vlian .'.j Drltlih advjnced to
H.e altarK thay found the Amer
icans rtrongly Intreri'-.hed and
well ornarcd to reclve them.
), The slaugb'er ..! terrific. The
t! L.r!ti.h loai was rbout 2.6C0
killed and wounded, while on
tl e American side only eight
wora killed and tlilitien wound
ed. And the pity of It war.,
trere v-i m need cf the bit
tie, 'cr -"ice bad b:en declared
rc-wrin 'ho two countries.
Ar-cim tha merlean oldlers
.rn inaiw from Kentucky, ard
for rears t'.-.erward this 6009
I i wan oue cung in ini "
"Jackson led to the cypress
Mimpt
the ground waa low and
mucky;
Theio stood John Bull In mar
tial pomp,
And heio stood old Kis.
tucky.
And when so near wa aaw them
wink,
W-. thought It tlms to atop
'em;
Loidl It would have dona your
heart good
To ie Kontucklns po
em."
,ytlitht "'- 'y Joi't'li 11. BovleevJ
TRADERS
ii .1 1
1 1 11
1., 1
1 1
11 - 11 1 irlo.id lots
1 'Mi 1 , , not 1 rid
.1 11. 11 snnd to
to - . for l&i
i in -null .imounta
1 1 . 1 'i- inone to
1 i,i .' 1 Tid rs an 1
ti iiov anil uiiom.i
inn . We save this
i ho lm on tiiim
1 low who nevti
. im nau thli'
"11 . ,'i ones 1'
Ve buy (or less
STATUMKNT )!' TIIH OWNP.K
SHIP, JIANACKMKNT. OIU
Cl'LAHON. KTt'.
of the Tul-a Star, published week 1
li xt Tuln Okln.. ivuiii'd liv the
Act of Aiigtt-I -.M. I!M2: 1
IMi tor, A. .1 Siiiithermiui. j
Mnjintrinir IMitor. A. J. Smith
01 num.
t!usiues .Mauau'er. A. l. Smith
erinan.
Piililisher, A. .1. Sinitlienaan.
Known bondholders, mont
tlwner: A. J. Smitherinaii.
iint-it'- and other eonrity holder-,
iioldinir 1 er cent or more of to
tal amount of bond-, mortgsis.'i" or'
other soeiiriiie-- None. j
(Signed) A. .1. Suiitherman. ,
Sworu and -uh-cribed bc-fure me
ihi- (ith day of OctolnT, P.UH
(Seal 1 II. Ati-iti-tu- tine , ,
,- Notary Public. '
i.Mv cotninKsimi eiiiris Pec
rillCKI-: K NT IK I SAMP l.i:
LINKS (r Till' HKST COAT &
l VV HtUSC IN TUP V. S AT
III: II xKU'W itKOKP.KAl'iK
MMN MIti:i f STOK1-:. ADV.
STREET 0LEANINQ L0NQ AM
r-ranMln's Autobiography Tells Haw
H Promoted the Flret Centraot
Job In Philadelphia.
Of your fate I will nut tell.
I.uve is like a glorious sunlieani.
In lltLs world it plays its )nrl.
It brings either joy or sorrow
To each and everv moral heart.
I.ove N the civation of brave- and
patriots,
When you hear the battle ery.
It's liecause thev love their couu
try.
1 1 rave men live to fk'lit or die.
Kecently at one of lb lunaaaona ot
the City Club of Philadelphia tbera
wail lead au xitract from the auto
biography o! Banjamln ITranklla
hlch as raid to dascrtba tha Brat
Instauce ot street cleanlo by ,coa
tract In Philadelphia The lnldeot U
InterektlUK also, bovteiar, aa tllustrtV 1
lug cltlien co-operatloo to tta orUlnaJ
simplicity
"One day.' hrankltn rut, "I to una
s poor Industrious mm, woo waa Ut.
lug to undrtaku kesplnc tha pa?a j
went clean by sweeping It tlce a
?k, carrying off tbe dirt from Ca-
fore all tbe nelfbbora' doors, tor ta ,
-urn o! slx-peuce p" month, to ha
paid by each house ' ten wrote sad
printed a paper seltli : torth tb ad
milFe to tbe iicibborbood that
tntgbt le otoUUMd b tbu iul' ex
pense 1 teal one ot Itu.i- 1 ;-!!
to each house, aud In a day cr two
Kent sround to see who ottld safc-i
tcrltie aa ayrremtnt to pay thas iu
sences. It at unacloioutly signed,
and for a time ell executed This
rtlfed a ceneral detre to have 11 tha
it eets pa.ed, and made the ;roola I.ove will ave u in theeud
u ore Mills to subscribe to a aw
tc- that purposa." Tha Surray."
I.ove i the parent of viitue.
It lomhiue- man to iju' opposite
re
It 'tuv that gives wit nud wis-
tliiu.
Friiin It.i'e tlie rlcrjyniau his" text.
I.ove is the father and mother of
ambition,
The mi ml is iuspiied from realms
alxite
And most every known iuveiitiou
Is iuvetited by the mean- of love.
l.ov gives all tho world its' glad
ntss. "
'Ti love that gives us our friend-,
Ixive l the cause of our eistence
Cicero on Wit.
Thar are wlttx -.i.viiiKs nhliii i.'ii
tj a concealed su?ik-lon of ridicule, o'
whleb ort I- tint f tl'.e si' I I in w!,
when a friend of ill- m tU- I mi ntsl .
ta hlui saying tbut Ills v. fe li.nl linir'i'i
hanelf iikiu ii tic tree. 1..1I1I. I lieneiK
yu fle me some sbnuts tr tbHt Ire
that 1 uiny pliint them ' Of the -am
aort Is what riM-u- sitlil to 11 certu'
bad orator who heu he liiinirlm':
that he bad excited ciiuipiisNioii nt lb
close of 11 speech aikeil out fileix'
here ufter be bad -nt down wh' tber-ln
appearrU to hurt t iiotI pity In tli.'
aadleuce. "Wiy wiviit pity," replied
Craaaut. "for I bellete thai there It in
here so ti.titl hearted hut Ihitt
your speech -eemul pltl'thle to hlui." -Cicero's
Orator.
A Glra ; Li'tcnrst,
An extrai n'.lii 1 r ifsvuihlnnt'o inu
Ncently bet 11 di-iot'i'ittl nt the I-omlon
Natural UUtor.t tlUHtiini h.tTeeu 11
apvcluieu of the huire AfrU'iin i-lejiliant
and. tbe ptiint shreu tiioiii-e. Si,- U
Ilay Ijiulrtter i cue-ttsl comparison
of tbe two. and tho result li hern that
prartiriilij eien boil. li" It blood
Yetl and net e of (he 1 I p In nst litis
heeu fi uud I eiitlr 'I- r d icnl In
Tin-: inti sm,i:this wpik
ON HI.ANI'KTS N1) I'NDl'i!
WKAll IS AT It It LOW IM,(.
IIRAOK MAIN STKKKT sTiil r
ADV.
500 MKN'S SWIPI P 11 1
ON SALE AT HAKI.OW l!l!OK
ERAGE MAIN STREET STORE
ADV.
UK : UN
ll.lll t'ltw.
.ml ti 11
ml "iii "i ,
tin 11 to K..-,
I'll,, to ,!. !, r
pne. 1 t tin
".tj Hi- in r'l's
nay. .111 Wt
ood ll l.tfi Ii'i! 1
-11 v -ri liar n
ur Qximnsfi am loss v, lose "noth-
ng. Our t.isli i.ij, , .p. i.miv than
f7:,0il(i ier ,.i,, tliii,-rui, v,e can tell
tor lit".
,- ri-tit,-l c e.p- o' Newton's
Qt Tlour .1 r- .! 1 o We n -
iiheil ,1 ,.ir tin- 1 ,th tioin Hurling
1011, Ui , (,1 .1, H-ioil Hour us mon--
'im loo We Ha" ' ir on trm
nou or is koihI Ii'i ir .is Kind milt
.111 m.il.ii. Wi- hit. 1 tin urn moro
' UKht .ill to In- dellvvrtil .Ulliln th
next fiw wek. , ir- rei.illlnS
lii flniir for leu tM hi some intr-
1 hunts ,!re now i,t.lii' for wholesale.
We Kti'triiiili-e evvrv s.o k 10 sle snt-
isrncilip or 'i one Imek.
W sell nolhinc, but fie brtt flour.
jiim iii-ri riuoi In Ttils.1
" Ilia fori liii' StiKiti
loo &n ton un- Sne.ir
I lk. III.-! I' I tlO8
I lumhel ' pi I'.'t.ui.is
HeitM I 'a I
( lood Itrt Ut
l.s Hi
Mi
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$190
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tstiiti 1 1 eei 1 diii.' iri,-. inn i-ntlp-
! 1 tin. ,
cur , Inlliiic .no! Hot- aale has
1 ' II U HO Mil HH If ot'l Will
"1 ' -H- ) 'lli'i'e u III he stir-
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TRADERS
ICi". K. Second Street.
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OP MMN --fREET STORE -
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Vt&is over oa vrAn'i
I9fe EXFeniENcc.
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Trade Marks
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