The Tulsa star. [volume], November 08, 1913, Image 5

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TULSA, OKLA., i-T-vR
An Appealjir1-; okm (jaYer'S French Dry Cleaning
The Constitutional
League To Fight
' Jim Crow Law
Tht! Constitutional Leagued! Ok
Illinium with Lawxer Willismi
Harrison nf Oklahoma Cit,, as
lis leading attorney is contesting
willi igor tlit ".li'iu Clow" laws
uf Oklahoma, lit' will, I lie last
of Not ember or tin- ilrst of Dc
eeinber. bring More flic United
Sluit's supreme court tin case ol
Mc('iilili ct nl vs. the Atchison,
Tnpcku iiml Siiiita Fe railway
rninpan, et al.
'i' art' infiii iiiimI thai jurist sas
1 hut Ilic Oklahoma cif.se is tin
best piepated ol' iis kind of un
case el put befoic thf I'niti'il
State.- supreme court, and that it
will now havi' to meet the issue
.Miiaiel. -. .
'I'lieie is one feature of this
ease that will lie .settled which
will elleel all of the Negroes in
the I'liilcd Staler and that is the
interstate passenger law. If he
Mii'iccds it will put an end to all
dim Crow ism, mi far as inter stunlc
p.scngcis are concerned. They
will uol een Im subject to the
inter .siate laws of the South.
Hence we heieby appeal to ev
wry liherty loving woman, ma
and friend of the Negro race in
this country to make a eontrihu
tiou to the c.H'iise of lighting III is
ease. We think it is high time,
if Negioes want lihert, the
should he willing t o ia some
tiling towards it.
A lew race loving mtn and wo
men in the Oklahoma league' lejj
by the Rev. W. II. .luriiain, 1.
I)., who is now pastor of the .Mt.
C.irniel Itaptist Church, Wash
ington, I). C, have made great
s.irrillce to bring the ease thinugh
lower courts to its present stage
and .Mr. Harrison has prncliralh
given his service for nothing, hut
must be rewarded.
He are informed that two able
constitutional lawyers or ISi.ston
ami Xew York will assist in this
case.
Theiefoie let everyone who is
inleiesled send al least $1. All
contributions to he sent to Her
W. II. .lernagin, H. I)., 120 Q St.,
X. W., Washington, I. :., who
will reieipt you lor same lie Is
n icputuble, straiglitforward
Christ inn geiilleiuan, and
;tious do not object, their names
will Im published in the leading Wesley Chapel M. E. Lhuich I
pa pels ol theii state. ' ' "r -"'' ''' ''''''" ""
pa
Youis lor justice.
S W. l.a.Mou, I'liiladelphia.
I'm.. President Woman's ('omen
tiou Auiliary National ISapli-i
I'onvcutiou.
Nannie II. Iliirioughs. Wash
ington, D. t'., Sect clary Woin
an's ('oneiu'ou Auxiliary Na
tioiial Itaptist 'ouentioii.
I'. S. IMiloi-s of the race who
ate inleiesled will please ropy.
The big !?.".l)ll Rally will be
pulled oil al .Ml. Ion liaplisl
mi i'li, :'id Sunday. Nov. 1 1! i It . to
pa for the chinch lot on I'lgiu
.'.ml faster stii els. I'ery frien
of I lii' chin eh is asked to give ?l
The faithful ineiubcis are stiu'
uliiiL' hard for a new ihurch an'
(hey and their faithful pastor, l
I K. White, deserve the help ir
I he town for what ihe have don
i. ud are doing m eleel n ?1JU
brick chinch m TiiImi. which wT
be a credit to the i .it .mil to T I
sa.
wil
CUSUQUS BITS
OF HISTORY
HOW FLIES PROMOTED
AMERICAN INDEPEN-
DENCE.
By A. W. MACY.
It iiemi peculiar that fllea
should hava misted 0 the
signing of the Deolaratlon of
Independence, yet tueh was the
case. The onlyonan tone alffltd
the Declaration on the day It
waa passed was the president
of the convention, John Han
cock, who said as he slfned It,
"There I John Bull oaa see my
natne without apeartaolesl"
Most of the slnna aflljia tatlr
slgnaturea a meiatn later, on
August 2. While they ware
gathered araund the desk wait
Ing their turna ta sign, the fliee
fiom a near-by livery stable
swarmed Into the hall through
the open windows and merci
lessly assailed the silk-stock-Ingec"
legs of the honorable
members. Handkerehlefa In
hand, they lashed the files with
such vigor as they could com
mand on a sultry summer day.
Despite their efforts, the an
noyance at length became well
nigh Intolerable, and the mem
bers made haste to bring the
momentous business to a close.
The authority for this bit of
history U no less a personage
than the author of the Declara
tion, Thomas Jeferson himself.
Suittl t SicrtliMi
Miiul.iv bi-liool ,il II. In A A I
1'n.K.liiiiK ill II. CO .. M
J 11 li li 1 1 l.e.iuiie -..! I'. Al.
I'rc.u hill); S't'0 I'- M.
Almiil iv loitht Ollit'l il llo ml
I'iiusiLij- it ;l:.1U I. Al l..uli.
sihIiik ('hell-.
W'eiliieiil.ij' ii'KliI, llniiU' MNsiiiii
I liut.-il i. iui.lil. I'r..er .Vr ( l.i-"
Meeting.
(l 'I. .1 Jomn, I' i".
iiii.iw.vsr, Ai. i:. ciiirucn
.simii.iN school ii:::n
1'ie.icliliiK 11:00 A. Al.
1'ieichiiiK S.IHl I'. Al.
Hev. II. i. lililllll.
I'. r,
Vernon A. M. E. Church
Siliiilnv School at Rli A. Al ;
PnMi'liliiK t II.00-A. M.. 8 1' Al.
CliriMliin Kiiiln.ivor, 7.00 I'. Al.
I.ovo I'e.isl, Saerciueiit mil I'rlliiw
NhipiiiK of iiiemlitMs the llrsl hiiml iy in
e.U'li month.
OlUci.il llo.inl norj Alnml.i.x iiIkIiI
Tcieliers ineetliiK Tnesil.iy nielli.
I hull' pru'tice, Wi ilncsil i, ii(jlll
CI.ihs .MeotlliK, riiinsll niSlt
Jus A. Johnon, I). . l'ainr.
i iii'iii'ii Dninom
Ml. .ion lUpllsl Clnii'i'li
s -r lees o cry Siimlaj ll:'IOA.AI.
Alls. Johnnie Ail ill's Snpl.S.S.
I'le.iclillIK H::i0.l '! I'. Al.selNlce
II. Y. I. L. I! P. M. I'le.i.iliint' S I'.AI.
WicMy Serxiceh
Alon. :i I'. Al. W. II. AlisHinii.
Tne. S l Al.rhoir ieelt.ll. AleloU I
anil ll.ili'il.i cl.isseh
Veil. S.I'. Al. I'l.-iyor liieellni:
, Kii. S I'. Al. Te.ii-lieib Hireling :uul
i-Claih r lie.url.
Ilev. i''. K. White 1). D. I'.iKlor.
All's, .loliiinie Ail.uus C. Clerk.
and Hat Works
..T . . n ' 1 ....... ' l.iifh uv VLDl'LT.
I,. . iii.ti'leis ror all kinils .n mmi" ami -.- ..
I'oti, n.h nid tin .leaning. Sicam cle.u.mg, d.xiug and l""siig.
Win a toil think of fall think of ATU, wlm deans unci) thug,
who has ,. , pleic outfit of sauiiary ilij cleaning iiiuchliwry. Oi:
trial and we .onvincc. our wag.ui will call and deliver to all part?
ofthcciiA. All work guarautrMl
i nil,... noil uiLs s .'incinuati. ini-a, vikiii.
I'houe :ti:t'J.
LI J. C WKfl. 1'rop.
Croquet - Harden
512 E. Aic-liic St.
first cla place tn enjoy a social
Kuuieof Cio(tit't, a grin! dish of ice
Ciciini, a gla1-:- of Soila Pop oi a
'Slire of Ice Cold Water .Melon, also
Lunch these hot dnyn and nights
Wi Iker and Wilhiie, Props
I!)I3
Moler
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F. Ol
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OH SALK
Modlc, .Motor CvcIcj and
Moats . 'it liargau prices, nil
litand i.i'm niicliines, i,n
ensv inonthl'. pnyment plan )!el
our propo-uti.in lK.'foie buying or
you will regret it. tdso bargains in
use.d .Motcr Cycles. Write us tiday
I'airlose Stamp for reply
Adihrs-s Lock l!o. 11 Ticnton .Midi
William's Confectionery
N a Kood place to l:eci oo 1
All the latest Fancy Drinks served IJiilv
103 N. UuuMiwuoil MRS. L, T. WIM.IAM9, Frr p
The Star Cleaning Parlor
rp to date sanitan cleaning uieihods Ladies' work und alter
aiion a specially. Let" us do xour tall cleaning.
Suits made l oiir measine. Come in and M-y our Hue of atylUU
made lomeaMiie clothing. We him- i'utj fnlirir. every color, every
weaxe. even patleiu and make eveix tde at prices to suit your
poikcl hook. ItHI full pallet lis to select from.
Hals fleam u aim oiuchcu.
VISIT US Phone SI A
Vr. . C. Jackson
','hysieian .V Surgeon
Come. Archer ul C.i ecu wood
o
S POE,
Riuoy a
I'm lint
C M
Hat aii Dealer in
nil Staple (imcem-
and Piovisions
FRKSH MEATS
ft . . .. . ..
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Sodu 1'P
5,21 N. Greenwood
N'OTIf'i: TO TIIIC 1'lltLIC.
The pulilic is heivliy no ill d
that W. II. Caiter, lor'mer m: n
ager of tie. Star, is no longer ei i
plo.xed liv the TuNii Star Print
ing CoiTTpain in anv capacity
whatever.
The editor will assume all ie
sponslhility for siihscriplioiis o
Ilic paper and couiiaiis I'm juh
woik i.'iveu prior in August '.llli.j,
lilt:'
A. .1. S.MITIir.HMAN,
lalitoi' and Manager
Save halt your monev
MvVo-nens Stunplf Garments
z
EWKOWIT
j dFl.ior Old Kobinson IUiIk
'UUHDitMAlN
Fashionable
Dress-making
Ciuaraiieed lV
Mrs J, E, TUNCIAL
Mfi. J ad.-on Phone a:i:i"
Jl
ii!iiir r u-ttivtii .iA dre nrovidccl with viuJ l...,l.li,
s a result al! v 'i cunceoiilpl upon these wood p.irts wlikli ii)-,t '..at 4.
irillc .mil aru eajilj r.cwed. tl:A!$!l it k Seldom necessary ti du -.i..
Owing m tht Uiiu let orsl!!n the bearings they wunt run dr. You
.ake out the. oil pluj; .JiicIi 1 J ia vhe bottom of the wuulit Ihixcs, tliu
.ijosi accessible plicc ,1 ;.nt axtfl, vid fill the oil ducwthey 1S1 1 lot o(
..il, U then forget ab .t them. The fted i just right .-u.il ihn Jurrow
will run e.isily witl.o.it rcf.re atteiitiun lor a Ioiil lime. 'i'l.-f.i.ii .!.... 1 .....
1 . . . - " ' ' i'
'iiipi) iols cut in ths standards, the lower ends of wltkh Mi in t
sections of tJ'j hearings It is a simple and effective .irr.iiigi'iui-nt.
at . ... , .
,5, wi ovenoot me scrapers tney ,e one nl the (aie poiuiH ol; ihii
t) harrow. A harrow defective In this respect, lhougli perfect it. . ,-ery other
I y often usov8. JUmcuiber this and examine those 011 thi CAntoi fttar'
lliey are nude to sweep wroks the facis of the dUca fr..,i- L-nter to the'
..liter edges, and each hLde has a prtsmre spring 10 huh! it .-,i,y Millit
, . 'it disc aid yei lei . it flexible.
If you prefei ke Canton Star Harrow can I j. rfijui,. v-a
with a SMt Attachment for lluuili...rtiii: r '...ilr.u
V.'a '.(it ut gooJ as the Ji.irri.vv, loo
t--- ' Ji tl rvlleje t sWcIate: r
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The Western Land Co,
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A1RDOME
Aniusfment Resort
I'OPCLAII MO'IIOM 1 ' 1 liK
DAILY WITH rillST CLASS
VAI'DKVILLI' ACTS,
HOB ROGKRS, .Man ager
li
MILS. I.OUISK HOG 12RS, Cashier
N l', PYHTLK I'mpileior
K. and L. of H.
Of The World.
Grant Ortieer.s Diieetory
tiraml I'roiicioi -Dr. W. t
iimphivv, l!o I'.iiT, Sapulj.u,
kla.
(iraud Past I'totiitor V. M.
:ir,, lto lill, I' 1. Olbsou, Oklu.
Oiand Viie I'rotivtor W W.
tixey, Okiuitlfce. Okln.
(iraud Seciela.y -Hev. V. H.
chaiuiu. Vagoiier, Okla.
iraud Tieasuier -Mi. .M. II.
.iniphiey, llo (it7, Supulpa,
la.
Orand Chaplain C. V. Ueur.v
'S V. Cieetiwood TilNli, Okln.'
C.i and Oiiide.MrM. Chajaic
Smith, Wagoner, Oklu.
(iraud lliiaiillun Mtv. Alice
Smith 054 Bo. Muiu St.,
.MuHkoget', Okluhomu.
tVraud SeiitiiiLl.l. W. UrJUltb,
itnv 12(1, DeH.'W, Okla.
Crand Sec-Tieu. of Kuduw
meiii II. T. Hutioii, Hox 478, aa
pulpa, Okla.
Oruiiil Medical Kegister Dr. G.
W. lla.tnex, Mux 251, Wagoner,
Okln.
Utu,i,d .Million- .Mm. H. Wil
Hams. Hill v .luukfort. Tulia,
Okla .
Orand Lecturciv-lv. .T W.
Kidd; Tulsa, Okla.
( 1 rami Triisteoh (ev. A. Tur
twt, Hox 5,'M, Okmulgee; Rev E.
D. Williams, Sapulpa, and jlrs. F.
IV Alexiiuder, Wagoner.
(rand Altoruev- l'ejsJiiuu L.
Martin. Tulsa, Okla.
Orand Auditing Coluuiittee S.
T. Wiggin-, Chairnuin, WajroriBr;
W. I. Null, Supulpa, and A. J.
Sniilhcrninii, Tulsa, Okla.
Ktei.v lodge in the utute will be
expecled 10 send in their irportrt
jor puiiiicaiiou in the Stur ut
Vair onie a iiionth. Such reixuta
.should reach Ihls otllee not later
thau Wednesday of each week.
Thu uhoVe directory in to keep
each lodge member ported as to
the Orand ollieeis and should uuy
member of any lodge deulre to
tomiuiiiilcute with any (Jruud of
llcer this diivetory w'ill give the
rull name and address of siicJi
(iraud olllcer.
Seudull tominuiiicationrt to The"
"ulj Star. Tulsa. Okla.
i "irrmrars'si'aiwi.iL
The two WW's,
Makiisof High Grade
Clnthiiip;
Cieaniuc, Piess'ing, Dv."i'K and
Geoernl Repaiiing
Scrotal Haud Gond fm S'e
.v.Kfnl.rj.1 Aiiisouuiiil lluunuii, Clilc
ItuilInK Mlllaunil lllilillnttmi 'lullurlbk
iviiulf.ji, virrilium lMllon ui Cbks(u
1000 Fall and Wiuier FabrlM
pick from. fJ Spr'ug aud Su a
mei pattejna ut u discount
of 1U per cent A Cap Fret
WALKfcR M4WIHITE t-rtptitcii
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