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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-28

Prospects. on the Turner alleys: Pud No
VS.. kamblcrs. on the Pastimc alleys. and
the Royals vs. Deweys. on the Marion
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-28

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
NOTRE DAME, Ind, Oct. 27.-OnIy few
members of the varsity team reported for
practice to-day and the practice was light.
All the players will be on the field to-mor-
row.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-28
Football Games To-Day.

S. II. S. and Central p. and S., at Wash
ington Park.
Naval Academy and Georgetown Univer-
sity at Annapolis.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-28

You like the American cir. beSt-you
know her. You'll like Cooks Imperial
Champagne best. Get an introduction
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-28

The usual games will be rolled tonight
In the Independent League. The games
scheduled follow: Reliance VS.. AIcazar. on
tie Washington alleys; Rinky Dlnk VS..
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-01-22
OUR LITTLE ONES In WINTER.
They shoaIa BE Wen wrapped and
Allowed to Go Out for 0pen-Air
Exercise.

Almost every one enyies country
children in the summer time and with
very good reason. Our little ones then
have all the advantages Of fresh air.
sunshine and broad fields. and We see
the results when fall comes IN sturdy
limbs. bright eyes and brown skins
How few Of rs. however, stop 20 think
Of the change in condition when cold
weather comes. and the children are
NJ longer ont Of doors We are speak
ing now. says the Home Magazine,
especially Of the small children who
have not yet begun 10 go to school.
They are TOO often kept in the house
day after day until some special ocea-
sion takes them ont. and then they
catch cold Mothers say they can't
let the little ones play cut of doors
IN winter because they always catch
cold; but did you ever hear Of chill
dren. who 60 ont every day, being sub
ject 10 eoldx2 Too often We fear The
children remain In the house because
mother il too busy Tor thinks she Isl TO
see that they are dressed properly for
| pfd1tuf out 81 N4ptAf re must aanA4A
that TO bundle two or three active lit
tie tots with coats. hoods, overshoes,
leggings and mittens DOES take some
time may not seem worth the ef-
fort 10 tbs busy mother. She doesn't
mean 10 be selfish and isn't lazy bit.
She simply does not realize the crying
need for outdoor air and exercise to
these growing mites others. Itshoald
be a part Of the daily living, unless in
exceptionally bad weather, 10 have the
children out once every day, and they
will be better for Il mentally as well
Is physically There i no need to re
mind mothers how restless and fret
full children become when indoors al
day. They really would be gamers BY
Il as we'll. and the children can soon
learn TO help themselves prepare for
the outing. Don't do Tor them what
they can do for themselves. We wish
every mother could take that rule 70
heart. IT. easier to do. Of course.
than 70 teach them; but you make
them selfish BY your own unselnshnsas.
Give the little ones chance
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-01-22

Peel and remove the seeds from
pumpkin; larboil IT. drain well and
wipe on : cloth; then cut into small
piecea. Put three ounces Of butter in
q saucepan and when melted put in
the pumpkins aeaaon totaste with salt
and pepper and little grated nutmeg
aud toea over the fire until quite soft.
Butter a baking dish and turn IN the
mixture; sprinkle generously with
grated Pafmesan cheese and : few
6ne bread crumbs. Place In = brisk
oven and brown o. Top. Serve very
hot.-Washington Star.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-01-22
NEW WAY UNPLEASANT.
ne Was Used 60 Holding Up a Bank
when he wanted Money-0id
Methods Superseded.

When civilization reached Pine Hill
City, a bank was established, and one
Of the first customers was old man
johnson. A few days later he wanted
money, and entered the place with
gun in his hand, relates the Boston
Globe.
want some money to-day2n quer-
ried the president. well, it's ready
for you"
"say, ! don't understand" ex-
claimed the old man, as he backed
Off. Elm here TO hold this bank up
for s3o."
"But you don't have to. Just sign
this check, and III hand over your
money"
"And don't yell or shoot2"
"No."
"And the sheriff don't come after
me?"
'No. Put your name to this"
~ can't do it--can't do II, nohow,
said the old man, with q choke In
his voice. "If that's the new way
Of doin' things, I'm out OF It.
want my money, but want II in thu
old way"
"Well, have Il in the old way, then
The old man tramped forward Il
the cashiers window, rested the muz
zle Of his gun on the ledge and yellet
out:
"come down, or you are q deas
mani"
Certainly. Here's thirty"
"And-and is that all there II 4
it7"
That's ALL"
'Then I'll be hanged II ! want IT.,
he said, and he threw the none.
back and went outdoors and 10
down on a barrel Of sugar in from
Of a grocery, and shed tears.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-01-22

Bro. Haywood, Of the Bal1lss-
vile Magnet, had good time at
lhe Oklahoma City convention,
and, Incidentally, took breakfast
~ the big hotel, and this IS what
! 81 says about II;
sBut there was one fly 10 the
sintment, after all. Many OF the
Indian Territory delegates upon
srfiving in the city found thelf
az 10 Hotel Lee, where they had
Esen informed a good breakfast
akaited them, Notwithstanding
1heslateness Of the hour. The nn-
aLspecting victims provided them
Aelyes with tickets and proceeded
& the dining room, where they
fEund the tables spread With dirty
linen and not a napkin in sight.
Presently The walters began die
ldbuling the lood, apparently the
: SCRAPS md leavinea Of the day be.
Efefe' This task completed. the
Elhlopes began soliciting aims
nom the guests. Poor devllei they
snseded more than they got, iithey
ase compelled TO live on such
adanty fare as was eet out 10 Indian
Taritory delegates For this ser
"a. and the provendsF. the guests
- held up for 75e per head,
Isn the usual rate Of the house Il
ut 800 per meal. The stationary
IF the Lee Hotel is emblaaoned
lth q big letter 8, which signifies
ether Starvation Or Satan, The
landlords name, which latter may
Il the case. because the grub was
asvilish bunny"
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-01-22
lVE WANTED WILL VTA REAL ESTATE CO
Sunday Morning.

There is an air Of restiulness on
the Sunday morning. The rush
and jostle Of the week day gives
way to repese.
The laboring man whose won't II
is to rise early and toll late, feels
greatful that his rest is undisturbsd
for just this one morning, The
business man oeases to talk shop
and is exempt for the day from the
nerve. wrecking problems Of busi-
ness.
The children seem happier, and
are certainly much cleaner.
The chimes OF the church bells
are sweet music to the ear.
The patter Of the feet OF little
children, in spotless garb, on their
way to Sunday school, inspires
the heart with admiration.
The tones OF the church organ
and the hum of human voices
makes one feel that be 10 10 an ali
Of worshipfulness.
The stiffness that pervades the
Sabbath morning is q gentle soiac'
to the tired man, whose daily life
is spent in the rush and turmoil
aroused by the eternal scramble
for bread.
We have much to be grateful for
but nothing arouses our gratitud'
more than The realisation Of th,
quiet, sombrs day Of rest. Per
hsps there is no more comfortinI
thought Of Paradise than to kno'
that every day will be Sunday
by and by."-Joplin Herald.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-01-22
GARDENING" OF CHILDREN.
A Few HeIpfnI Rules Given,-In RE
salts Apt 90 Fellow unwise Mens-
urea Sometimes Adopted.

Hecker Is outspoken In bis objec-
tions TO the methods pursued In the
so-called hardening of children by
the means Of cold douches or baths.
As a rule, children thus treated are
more susceptible 10 nasal catarrhs,
throat affections, bronchitis and pull
monary infammaiions than those
who have not been subjected 20 the
hardening" process, says the New
York Medical Record. Furthermore.
such measures frequently give rise TO
pronounced anacmfa and various dis
orders of the nervous system. Chill
dren 80 hardened" are especially
prone 20 acute and chronic intestinal
disorders.
While IN healthy children properly
conducted hardening" process Is
often Of advantage il must be remem-
bered that there are no hard and fast
rules. and that every case must be
treated according 10 the individual in
dieations. The fundamental pvinci-
pies OF proper hardening system
are as follows. (i) Gradual aeelima-
tion to the air of the room; CD grad
ual acclimation TO outdoor air; 90
gradual acclimation 10 cold water;
(al suitable elothing-yaried accord.
ing to the weather and time OF year
Great care should be observed In ae
ellmaiing the child TO cold water, and
the effects of the same should be care
fully watched, the endeavors being a
once suspended ON the tirstappearunes
Of any unfayorable symptoms.
On no account should any OF tbs
hardening measures be commenced
until the nursing period Il passed, ans
IN all cases the process should be ons
of gradual advancement
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-01-22
THE LAND OFFICE
Figures Showing Business
Transacted During First
Three Weeks of Its
Existence.

At the end OF the third week
since the land Office began doing
business here the record shows
6S7 allotments, daily average OF
about SO. The last ticket called
In yesterday "wednesday wac
number 648. Numbers very much
higher than this have been called,
but many have not been ready to
file when their numbers were
call, a. 3i76 cards have been is-
sued and are being taken up at the
rate Of about two hundred and fifty
per week.
Those who 60 before the Com.
mission for the purpose Of filing
should be fully equipped with the
numbers OF their land, and the
amount 10 acres TO be set apart for
homes.eads, etc.
Where allotmsnts have been
transferred, or, In other words,
where the allottse did not make
improvement on the public do.
main, he must show how he ac-
quired possession, and from whom,
When two or aore persons claim
the same tract Of land the one frsI
attempting to file must give notice
TO the other claimants.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-01-22
THE DEFECT IN THE RECORD.
EaRlish aHd French Rather Mixed
In the Minutes OF a Religious
Conferences

At a baptist convention recently
held in the south the minutes OF the
first day were recorded by man
Of calm and deliberate speech. while
one Of the speakers Of the occasion
was a quiek-tempered gentleman
named French. BY some oversight no
record was made In the minutes OF
Mr.. French's words, and when the
minutes were read next day Mr.,
French was quickly on his feet. with
the remark that he objected 20 the
minutes being accepted.
's0n what grounds do you ohiectfH
questioned the presiding officer.
Il object to the English: the ~
port Is not IN good English. said The
gentleman.
A pause ensued. while everybody
looked at the recording secretary
who slowly rose 20 his feet.
sWell, gentlemen" he remarked, II
calm, deliberate fashion. II won'i
defend the English Of the report
but I admit there was no French II
L."
A burst OF merriment greeted hi
words. and the minutes were ae
espted.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-01-22
THE HANDICAP OF MONEY.
A TouchIng Tale which illustrates
the Possibility OF such = ThinE
NJ Too Mach Geld.

Love, skulking behind the trees,
saw them as they sat on the bank OF
the river, relates the New York Her
aid.
The man was fair and the woman
was fair. The promise Of glorious
youth shed its iuster upon her tine
spun hair and upon her delicate face.
He was sturdy and strong and 1.-THE.
and his ayes flashed FIRE. They talked
Of many things. The river ran on,
and the painted boat near them
awayed and sagged, held by its hemp
en- cable.
II will step up" said Love smartiy.
"and introduce myself. They shall
know me as they have never known
anyone before. I will come 70 them
and stay. Through hardship ana Bit
ter trial and cruel Disappointment !
viii be their friend, and guide them
in the sure way 10 the highest
fruitage Of happiness. They shall be
mine and ! shall be theirs"
Love drew nearer. And as the
youth and the maiden talked Live
listened. And as be listened his face
grew darker.
81 must know MORE" he whispered
cautiously TO himself. my guardian
ship, my faith. my companionship are
two precious to be wasted"
Love departed. Upon the magic
wings Of quest and hope he few back
over the ways that the youth and
maiden came. He saw the stately
ediices, the princeiy courts, the gold
en- treasures stored up for them. He
saw servants ministering 90 theiI
every want and all the boundlesi
serviiity that waits on earthly pos
sessions. He visited the bank and
the safe deposit and the registrars
Office, and skinned as an Ariel ths
tide Of society that flowed nrouns
their doors.
In ten minutes Love was back.
"Good-by," he said, half pityingiy
"good-by, even though you hav'
never known me. Good-by. / eanno
associate with you You are to-
. wealthy"
And he was gone.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-01-22

President Roosevelt has again
reminded the leaders OF his party
OF the obligations imposed on them
by the platform declarations Of the
last republican convention. In
this case bis reminder relates to
the admission OF the territories
now seeking membership 10 the
Union. The president takes the
ground that the republican party
cannot afford to ignore it's Pledge,
even II The admission Of the tern.
tories should be favorable to the
democratic party. In this bis
sense of duty as a statesman is
opposed TO the views OF some other
leaders, who are ewayed solely by
political considerations. II is said
that MFR. Roosevelt favors the ad.
mission OF New Mexico and Ari.
zona as one state. This course
would remove the principal objec.
tion that is made by the opponents
OF separate admission, for Il would
give the new state a sufficient pop.
ulalion TO justiiy membership. Il
would give the people OF these ter
ritories the advantages that come
with statehood, would promote
the growth OF the new state and
in the end would prepare the way
for two states. II is conceivable
that separate statehood might b
brought about more speedily By
joint admission and subsequent
division than by waiting the sane
tion by . republican congress o
separate admission. However. I
is wholly improbable that Pfesi
dent Roosevelt would veto th'
omnibus bill, providing for th'
separate admission Of Arizona
New Mexico and Oklahoma, II !
should be passed. He is said u
be In favor Of admitting oklahom
without the Indian Territory, an
the urgent claims Of this new an
prosperous territory might Weiel
much against his preference for
union of the two other territories
At all events, President Roosevelt
lie right In calling the attention Q
the republican leaders TO ID
pledges Of the party, and IN re
minding them that somethin
should be done at the present ses
sion TO redeem those pledges. :
Kansas City Star.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-01-22
SINGLE STATEHOOD.
Call For Meeting Of Executive com-
mIttee ct Oklahoma City Satus-
day, January a.

The Oklahoma Indian Territory
Single Statehood Executive Com.
mitiee is hereby called to meet at
Oklahoma City, IN Chamber OF
Commerce rooms, at ten o'clock. a.
M, on Saturday, January "a, 1908.
Business Of special Importance 70.
quirss attention Of the committee.
All members are urgently request
ed to be In attendance.
@. e. CASTLE, Chairman
e. L. EAaLEToE, Secretary.
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-01-22
Liberal Offer.

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% Dearborn ST., Chicago.


The startling announcement Of a dis
covery that viii surely ieugshen life 4
made by editor o. II. Downey, Of chu'
rubusco, Ind. II wish to state" he
writes, ''thAs Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption Is the mosl infsiilbis
remedy that | have ever known foI
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-01-22
QUIZ The fIGAI.
b Quay fias 'Em on the Rsn-
Esilons That the OmpIbus BlIl
IN VIII Pass.

bsrs. Hoffman, Trugeon and
han, the delegates who went
Ellington to boom statehood
Iainst the provisions Of the
bus sill, have started for
and, il is understood. will
that II is their opinion that
hnibus bill will pass, and 1t
jless further 10 contend for
~ statehood for Oklahoma and
pdian Territory.
Il s believed that by the end oil
4 heck compromise agreement
lave been reached TO vote on
sort OF statehood PROPOSE
4 n is believed that . propo-
viii be made by the opposi
j land II is rumored that over
10 the end Of settling the
pod fght have already been
to Senator Quay and bic
81 /.
8 ordiDg 10 . report which is
Il bed to have some basis of fact,
Negotiations will end In .
lHed victory for Senator Quay
\ II il seems all the parties TO
! Negotiations cannot agree on
4 he proposition, bat the agree
4 suggested is said 10 be &C
E lie In principle, II not In de-
II cannot be definitely as
Sed what the nature OF the
mise is, II II has indeed
i that stage Of development
Il ! not improbable that Okla
viii get statehood whaievei
Ilion is made Of the othei
srritOrles. II 10 believed
4 YER, that Senator Beveridg'
u j. friends will never oonssn
E,g,ge admission o. Arizona An'
New Mexico ~ two separate sIfiss
4 would cause no surprise II ihes
No territories were formed int
she. state. The difficulty In u
,ssy will be the opTIosiiion Ct th
territories themselI Ies. Still II !
morally certain y \ no other u
saneewent would appeal 70 .h
spposition even that should
shloh is not positl +.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-01-22
Territory Schools.

In reply to the question which
is so often asked, "What is the
status os the school situation in
the Indian Territory2" the Phoe.
ni1 publishes herewith the follow
ing official Information: OF the
Indian schools, reports show the
enrolment to be 1884 students,
divided among the Nations as
follows: Cherokee 5,38S; Gre elk,
2, 764; Chootaw, 4,78s; Chickasaw
$50; average attendance Cherokee,
3,252; Creek, 1,34i; Choctaw and
Chickssaw nations no report,
Annusl cost Cherokee s98, ,064.0 90;
Creek. s72. .l02 20; Choc,sw, s1lS,'
1885; Chickssaw, sS4, ,257. 3D.
The number Of employees at these
schools are: Cherokee, 176; Crsel
1856; Choctaw, 267; Chickasaw, 30,
The other schools established fol
children in the Territory ar'
located In the ltoWns and citieI
and show g total enrolment o
4,03s males and 4,2l9 females
Tbeee schools are located at thl
following named places with th,
attendance given;
IT,. Enr1.lI lnn M
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4 Scientific Discovery

Kodoi does for the stomach that which
Il Is unable to do for itself. even when
but slightly disordered or overloaded.
Kodol supplies the natural juices Of d.
gestion and does the work Of the ston-
ach, relaxing the nervous tension, while
the inhamed muscles Of that organ are
allowed 10 rest and heal. Kodol digeati
what you eat and enables the stomach
aud digestive organs to transform all
food into rich, red blood. A. ". Pore
mar DIV
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waat eomfort In the Thought that
ynu have : Coles Hot Blast stove, for
bho1 are coal savers.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-01-22

Fatal kidney aud bladder troubles en-
always b prevented b the nse o. Foley'a
Kidney Cure Sold by ShAuahan / 4
Mitchell. dw
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Low Rate Excuralon via The Katy
tuesday, January 20, 1908, 20 the
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Fruit Belt Of East Texas. For full
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JAMHs BARKER,
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Mo.