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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-05-06

"Tbe Official Route" to New Orleans,
Louisiana.

For the Confederate Veterans Re.
union New Orleans. La, May 1922,
1903. For the convenience aud COM
fort Of the Veterans, special train
consisting Of Pullman Sleepers, coach
es, chair cars. cafe car and baggage
cars, will be operated through from
paris to New Orleans and rerurn Sum
day, May 18th, 1908 lelvinp Paris at
9:55 a. M. Rate from Paris to New
Orleans and return $3.50
Rate the lowest Service The best.
Tickets at same rate viii also be on
sale for regular traius Monday. May
l8, 1908. Further information regard
ing the trip will be cheerfully furnish
ed by O. McMURRAY, Agt Paris,
II. B. MCKAY,
General Passenger Agt Terrell, Tex.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-05-06
WOMEN sToCK-GAMBLERS.
Members Of the Fashionable Set Lie
Abed ana Make Their Deals
by Telephone.

Stock gambling. Of course, as yet
attracts fewer OF these fashionable
women with the gambling fad. 1t calls
for study. for a long and tedious edu-
cation; and women of fashion have
too many drafts upon their time al
ready, says a New York exchange.
There are some who intrust money to
men friends to bet for them, but that
is not gambling for the woman. The
gamble" is altogether for the trust
ed man, who would hardly be so un-
gallant and even cruel. not to say i'm
prudent, for that would sound cynical.
as to let a contiding and helpless wom-
an lose though his lack ofwit. The real
stock gambling woman of fashion, do
ing the gambling herself, using her
own judgment reinforced or confused
by tips" gathered at random, stalking
her own income or her fathers or
husbands allowance 10 her. is as vet
rarity. But she is an interesting
rarity, as she lies abed with her tele-
phone at her indolent elbow. and with
smiles or frowns-in great crises in
the street, tears-upon her petulant
face. Thanks to abe telephone, she
CANDLES at her ease, in the seclusion
of her home, Of her bedroom. And ap-
parently she is the heralding swallow
OF the oncoming flock. There are still
few husbands with tales Of how scanfi-
ly they are fed because my wife came
a cropper on steei last month, and
dropped her house money as well as
her personal allowance" But those
few. unless all signs fail, also are
heralds Of a flock-a mournful flock.
This gambling craze is the latest
phase and extreme Of an extraordi-
nary, incredible development II the
transformation Of New York from
rich, rather sober city into a world
,apiial, within less than Is years.
what Tsur Head Is For.
Let yopr head be a workroom rathe1
thau sioreroom. Chicago journal
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-05-06

Grand United Order OF odd Fellows
train leaves Muekogee a m, arrive
Coneyyille 10 N. Rate $3.50 for
round trip. Special train will leave
Cofeyviile returning II D m. Don't
fail TO grasp this opportunity for a
good ride. See Katy agent. dls0
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-05-06
commendabIe Enterprises.

II a half dozen Of our householders
would disclose The same enterprise
and enthusiasm that A. L. Churchill
manifests it would have a marked ef-
feet upon the balance OF our town aud
It's people. It's catching, is this town
improvement and hoom work.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-05-06
First Publisher April 5 1908
Warning Order.

Ir the United States Commissioners
Court at Vinita. n she Northern district OF
She Indian Territory
international Harvester Co..
OF Americs. Plaintiff.
VS.
W. 4. . Mason. Defendant
The defendant. W n Mason Is warned to
appear III this court Within thirty DAYS ard
answer the complaint of the plaintiff. The
International Harvester Co Of Am erica.
April 7th 1908 WADE s. sTANFIELD
q. 3. Commissioner.
d Il Wilson. Attorney for Plaintiff
P.e Davis. Attorney Tor nonresident De
sendent.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-05-06

The regular Sc emI-monthly meeting
of the city council was held last night
at the city hall. All the members
present except Alderman Lee. Re-
corder Barrett reported the collection
OF SlS 10 zines during the month OF
April. Warrants on general fund issu-
edsl, 432 90; school fund s44S 5O;mouey
appropriated for work on street Sl3e;
approprlatei for sundries sl30.7S. A
contract was made with Robt L
Chamberlin for the lease Of a jump
ing ground at $50 a year for three
years.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-05-06
Jim DsnIei Dead.

James Daniel. son Of John Daniel
living near Locust hill, died at the
Western hotel this morning at seven
o'clock. Daniel was a member OF the
lower house OF the Cherokee council
and a Cherokee by blood. He had
been drinking hard for some time.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-05-06

General Assembly Cumberland
Presbyterian Church, Nashville Tenn.
May p and %. For the above occas-
ion the Frisco will sell round trip
tickets at one fare plus $3.50 for the
round trip For further information
call ON Friscn,s Auent.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-05-06

Miami capitalists have secured a
charter for bridge over Grand river
at Carcy's ferry near thel tewn OF
Grove.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-05-06

Good pasture with plenty OF water
AMI shade for twenty head OF cows
See George Croninger or Joseph P.
Scott. dis
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-05-06
R-I-P-A-N-S Tabules
Doctors find
A coed prescription
For mankind.

The 5-cent packet is enough for usual
accasions. The family bottle (60cents)
contains a supply for year. All
druggists sell them. DIV
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local NOTES

nbroidery books 10c at Burns.
fruit is not nearly all killed.
Lees scissors are good scissors
Lees knives a re good knives. u
w, L. Williams OF Miami is al
spbb.
the new in bugeies at Lee Bar
dtf
Bin line Of top Refrigerators at
ee's. diff
flor Crutchfeld is laid up wi tn
gitis.
nuer patterns 10 and l5> cents at
d, dtf
pr load Of buggIes for sale at Lee
Nt's dtf
N. Miller came over from Pa
oday.
1bu don't get your Chieftain tele-
2 the Cfiice
complete line Of lawn mowers at
be's from $3.50 TO $40. diff
:. PerkIn Of Neosho is registered
/ Cobb.
brs OF st. Margarett's liniment
ind same at Peoples Drug Store.
IREE DWELLINGS to rent.
at the Chieftaiu Office. II
IDgs can almost be seen growing
Ithe rain.
be money to loan. Small amount.
time. See John Campbell at
iiff's. u
Nv. Burlington is putting a new
AZ mis- dwelling.
Pur best looks made
Mnanent in photos by
KLER.
Wman who wants work will very
dud Il II be comes to Vinita.
Cline Of Ladies' aud Gents pock-
Ks and Chatelalne bags is the
- in town. Peoples Drug Store.
&crawford and Miss Blanch Bur
are visiting their sister Mrs. .Chas
10 the spring time comes Gentle
eyou will find Ed Lee selling
81 Seed, Hoes, Rakes and all
goods. dtf
Thompson left forlTahlequah
kht 10 be gone couple OF |
always have a complete stock |
re and wire goods. Frazee Hard
and Furniture Co. dwtf
III. Sutton, prominent farmer
lFskiu prairie was a pleasant
today.
second car load OF Ellwood
Wire Fencing Is on the road for
9 Hardware and Furniture Co.
MI
" Martin and Jimmy Thomp-
have two OF the handsomest
Z city.
Us Honey and Tar contains no
and can safely be given to
20. Sold by Shanahau & Nit
DIV
penter Ennis Is enjoying visit
hs son, who he has not seen for
efn years.
" Honey and Tar is peculiarly
e8 for asthma, bronchitis and hosse-
sod by shanahan & Mitchell. DIV
First National Bank il con-
iAtiug some Improvements in the
|laT occupied.
= never heard Of any one using
i's Honey and Tar and not being
Ied Sold by Shanahan s Nit
DIV
ibetland colt 'the first bora 10
sty"-in Vinita-is one OF our
tew things.
+ Davenport s. Sons have just /
81 a car OF Yellow KldIaour and q
ION Emporla, KAN. high pa I
Call and get some fine iiour (
b Fraternal Aid will meet to- I
" night and full attendance c
6estly desired. a
Hammocks are prettier, our =
Iare lower aud our stock larger
fver before. Frazee Hardware
hrnit0re Co. DIV
1 Pigtenger barber shop at the !
house has a new and very at !
Se barber pole.
Be room house. one acre good o
chicken yaro, ana house with A
improvements. New and high e
h. For rent FOR the season, a a
,ome. Apply here. II a
prown has retuiNed from the c
eoast He was in Denver Mon- c
'snen President Roevelt vas il
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-05-06
70 cure.a Cold in.one Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
cts. This signature ~~
n every box, Csc. GXA,vvxSs
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.-@

EDGAR SMITH,
(AIellette amith.)
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Rooms J 2 and 3, P.O. Building.
q Vinita. /. T.
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nR. L. BAGBY,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office In New Ratcliff Building. Tele.
phone IoI. Vinita Ind. Ter. d
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II. e. HARKRIDER. Agent

Mrs. Clara Carr of Paule's Val
ley is visiting her cousin Mrs W.P.
Gatewood
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-12
100000 FIRE AT YALE
Forestry School Building Full of Valuable
Specimens Suited

New Haven, Conn, Dec. 12.-Yale uni
versity sustained a severe loss early this
morning. when the Forestry school build
ing was completely gutted by fire. The
loss involved is estimated at over $1,000
alone. while many fine specimens OF
plants and trees which cannot me re-
placed were destroyed.
The fire started, IL is believed, from an
overheated furnace In the lower part OF
the building, and the building. filled with
infiammable material, was soon a mass
of flames. Although the fire department
responded promptly, its Efforts to save
the building were unavailing.
The building was formerly the residence
OF Prof. Marsh and was one Of the finest
houses in the city. 1t was constructed Of
stone and was three stories high.
The watchman, who is alone In the
building at night, was asleep on the third
floor The fire apparently had gained
considerable headway before he was
awakened by the smoke. and he had con
siderable difficulty In getting out OF the
building. He was nearly overcome by
smoke.
Besides the specimens which were de-
stroyed a valuable library was burned.
One of the instructors stated that IL
would be practically impossible TO replace
a great part of the specimens which were
destroyed.
Among the specimens burned was col
lection given TO the school by Prof.
Tourney, and one OF the instructors said
that IL would be almost impossible 10 re-
place the greater part Of II.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-12
NAVAL RESERVE ELECTION
Lieut., W. C. Bliss Was Elected Lieutenant
Commander Of Battalion.

The officers OF the state Naval battalion
met last evening at the Hotel Belvedere.
Bristol. and elected Lieut.. William e.
Bliss OF the Fourth division lieutenant
commander OF the battalion. Comma nder
Gardiner G.. Sims presided and Ensign
Merton A. Cheeseman OF the First divi-
sion acted as secretary There were l3
officers present. as follows: Paymaster
Wesley, Surgeon Peckham. Lieut.. Glad
ding First division: Lieut.. Lawson, Sec
ond division: Lieut. Bliss Fourth divi-
sion Lieut.. Pitman. Third division:
Lieuts. Junior grade) Gray. First divi-
sion: Gibson. Fourth division: Davis
Third division. Ensigns Luther. Third
division. Chcesman. First division. and
Bliss. Fourth division. Lieut.. &. T.. Law
ton Of the Second division was nominated
for lieutenant commander, but declined
the nomination. Lieut.. w. &. Bliss was
then nominated and unanimously elected
At the close OF the business session
luncheon was served and n social hour
enjoyed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-12
Flu NOUS TO POORER CLASSES
Sir William Vernon HsrcouTt Opposes Cham
berIaln's POLICY IN Speech

London. Dec. i2Sir william Vernon
Harcourt, speaking TO his constituents AZ
Tredegar last night. drew parallel he
tween a speech delivered in Birmingham
I'm 1886 by Joseph Chamberlain and the
present policy OF the former colonial sec
retary
sir william said he would leave Mr..
Chamberlain with his political and histor-
teal conscience" and dismiss that gentle
mans immediate policy. lie did not think
n worth while 90 take up time with Mr..
Balfour's plan. The government az this
time was nothing that could really be
called n government IL was Sir VIII
liam said. only derelict wreck OF fortui-
tous atoms. which had lost It's best offi-
GERS. and was being washed about by
waves over which n had no control.
The speaker pilloried Mr. Chamberlain's 3
statements concerning his policy, and pre-
dicted that the result of the Adoption "
this policy would BE- rulnous Go the poor
or clases. and would end I'm tying the
hands of finance ministers In the future.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-12

ing service 1880. preaching bY Rev Georg'
r Atha
MISCELLANEOUS.
Westminster church and Woodbury.
Memorial. Adelaide avenue, w Kent
ministers at 10; morning service a.
10:46; vesper service at 5.
Church OF the New Jerusalem. Trinity
square Rev George Wheeler, pastor
Service 10:45 a m. subject THE Ad'
vent" S S. 1915 p m.
Theosophical society Blackstone hal
building. IL Snow street-Service at 1880
subject. 1.-The Tradition of the East Re
gardng Reincarnation;" Mrs j c Shell
don, lecturer.
French mission, Central Baptist church
Weybosset street--Service at 3; S, 4;
preaching by Rev N n Aubin.
Advent Christian church, Hammond
street--Prayer service at 10; preaching
at 1045 and 1880 by Sister Nina Mac
Fadyen OF Taunton, Mass; 3, 1918.
Broad street Christian church. G. A
conibear, pastor-Worship with sermon
at 10:45, "The Vision of Cod" S s. 1915;
Y II 8 C Il, $50; evening service. 1880
theme. "A Divine Advertisement"
First Church OF Christ Scientist. $50
Bowen street-Service, 10:i5, subject.
"Is the Universe Including Man Evolved
by Atomic Force?"
Apostolic mission. $40 Westminster
street-Services Sunday at 3 and p m;
Brother George Fisher will speak in the
evening.
Second Church of Christ. Scientist, AZ
Brigham street--Service 10:45 m;
subject. rs the Universe. Including Man.
Evolved by Atomic Force?"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-12
A PLEASING CONCERT
English High School MsniOlln Club al First
Presby erIan Church.

The English High School Mandolin
club. assisted by Miss X. IA. Thompson.
soprano. and s. Newsom accompanist,
gave a most pleasing entertainment last
evening in the vestry of the First
Presbyterian church.
The affair was given under the auspices
OF the Junior c. f. society and the fol-
lowing program was well rendered:
Always in the Way" Mandolin Club:
reading. Miss Edna Knauf; "Hoity
Toity." Mandolin Club; violin solo.
Angels Serenade." Master X. r. Nc
Gregor: "Anona.' Mandoin Club; So
prano solo "A Dream OF Paradise" with
violin obligato. Miss X. M. Thompson:
selections from King Dodo," Mandolin
Club; violin solo. march "Our Director"
Master Earle Huling: Annie Laurie"
Mandolin Club.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-12
A POSSIBLE
BURGLARS
RENDEZVOUS
Sheriff Raids Mysterious Hut
and Arrests the Occupant,
A Walter.

A mysterious hut under the palisa des
be the rendezvous Of band of burglars.
was raided Wednesday night by Sheriff
Q. r. soley. OF Hackensack and a mum
Der OF armed deputies. only one man
was found in the hovel and as revolvers
faced him from a half dozen different
points he made no resistance. He proved
70 be Carl Schmidt.
The first man at the door OF the hut
was Constable Bert Rawson. one OF the
famous Rawson twins. who were once
wrongly accused OF being masked high
waymen. Behind him was his brother
Ned. armed with Winchester repeating
rife.
Sheriff Soley Chief OF Police Titus, OF
Engiewood. and Freeholder Sage. who
lives on the palisades viewed the raid
from the mountain top and guarded the
only avenue OF escape UP the mountain.
The fact that nothing OF much value
was found proved true what many had
said, that the booty OF the alleged band
OF thieves is hidden in the crevices and
under bolders near tne hut.
Sheriff Soley had the German writing
IN Schmidt's notebook translated. and
the sheriff limited Il gave information of
the spots where the booty is hidden As
soon as the snow clears away a careful
search will be instituted. This book
also led the sheriff TO believe that at
least 25 watches have recently been
pawned by Schmidt.
The prisoner. who Is now in the Hack
ensack Jail says he is walter, but
works only i'm the winter time and spends
the summer In his mountain home, con-
eisting OF one room. He says his tardi-
ness in 1nding employment so far this
winter Is due 10 fever blisters on his lips.
He denies that the hut Is the head
quarters OF burglars or that he ever used
lanterns TO signal the burglars as they
crossed over from New York city In
boats at night.
Two ball-and-cap revolvers, the am
munition for which Schmidt had made;
two cheap watches. a dozen rifle tar
gets. all plugged near the centre: pow
der flask, bar OF lead and a pair OF
field glasses were the only articles found
IN the hut.
The hut may be destroyed by dyne-
mite in order TO relieve residents OF the
neighborhood OF their continued fear
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-12
WILL NOT CHANGE NAME


Milwaukee, Dec. 12.-No change will be
made I'm the name OF the Protestant Epis-
copai church In the immediate future and
the next Triennial council OF that church
will take no action whatsoever on the
movement for a change In the name OF
the church 10 the Catholic Church OF
America"
The statistics In regard TO the vote on
change OF names collected by the Living
church. an Episcopal organ OF this city.
are as follows. The vote which favored
the change at once was: Bishops, %: cler-
gy. $40; loiety, 81, $50. The vote against any
change: Bishops, 81; clergy. 3s4; laiety.
q. SIS.
The vote which favored an ultimate
change. but did rot desire IL at this time
was ~ bishops. SOC clergy and 92,342 lay
men. The largest vote did not pass at all
on the question OF a change, but consid-
cred II unwise TO act on the question at
this time
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-12
JUSTIFIED THE KILLING
Decision Of Court In Coal Case FX,nerates
John lalng and Stewart HURT

Charleston w. Va. Dec. l2.-United
States Judge Jackson yesterday decided
the habeas corpus case of John Laing
and Stewart Hurt. holding that they
were federal officers acting under the
process OF the United States court when
they killed John Hairless, and therefore
justified and not amenable TO state
courts
Laing is an operator and Hurt Is In
his employ They accompanied Deputy
Marshal Cunningham last winter 10 ar
rest John Hairless. a leader among the
striking miners. for whom Cunningham
had a rule In contempt for violating
United States Judge Kelier's blanket in
junction"
Hairless fired when Cunningham and
the others approached his house. As he
went by Laing and Hurt fired and killed
him. claiming selfSdefence. as Hairless,
with revolver In hand. was defying ar
rest Laing and Hurt were held in
Raleigh county jail and denied bail. After
their Indictment a writ of hebeas corpus
was issued out Of the United States court.
At first Judge Sanders OF the state
court refused 10 obe ythe writ but after
ward allowed the marshal TO take the
men from the county jail.
Judge Jackson heard the case last
June, reserving decision until yesterday.
The case will go to the United States
circuit court OF appeals.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-12
RELIGIOUS
NOTICES
BAPTIST.

BAPTIST.
Stewart street-Preaching by the pas
tor. Rev Edwin Bromley; subject. lO;4b'
"Come Out and Stay Out" s ;, l2'lo,
song service. 1890; sermon, Lodging
with a Sinner"
Jefferson street, Livingston. pas
tor-10:45. sermon. Cost OF Disciple
ship" followed by baptism: 12:lb, Bible
school $780, Junior c T.; $3.50, c r..
Mrs Livingston: 1880, gospel praise SER
vice with an address by the pastor.
First, Rev II NJ King, ID ID. pastor
Morning. 10:45; s. 1918: Y G Il,
$50; evening. 1880; preaching by the
pastor morning and evening.
Union John and East streets-Preach-
ing at 10:45 a m and 1880 p m by the
pastor Rev Edwin A Hainer: evening
subject. Gods Night watchmen." S S,
1915 m: Junior c II. m; Senior
G K. $3.50 m
Broadway. Rev V Osterhout pastor
s s. 10:4b a m; preaching by the pastor,
1918; YP & r, s: farewell service 10
Rev VI Heptonstall and wife. mission
aries to Burmah. 7:15.
Dyer avenue chapel--S S. p m.
South. Ocean and Gallup streets
Preaching by pastor. Rev John Finch,
1o:45 and 1880; s. 1918; b p u. Gas
Roger williams. woodward road and
veazie street. Rev York A King. pastor
Sermon on the Mount" continued. 1890;
8 8, 1l:45. J z. 8: Y p s E. s: song
service and sermon, Z.
Corliss Heights chapel Berkshire and
Selma streets. Rev York A King. pastor
IS s. 2:so; midweek service Tuesday
745.
Fourth. Howell and Scott streets
Preaching by pastor. Rev Robert Cam
eron. ID. lo;4b. 1880; $ s. 1915; B Y
= u. $40.
Pearl street-Preachng by the pastor
Rev Joh2 A Hainer. 10:45 and 1880; morn
ing topic. The Challenge OF the Gods
s s. 1918; s and J c Il. $50.
Calvary. Broad and stanwood streets.
Edward Holyoke. pastor--l045. worship.
The Law OF Love-" 1915. Il 8: e:l5, c
e; 1880. Christian Conviction;" choral
music
CONGREGATIONAL.
Benefcent, weybosset street near
Chestnut--Morning service. 10:45! Rev II
Talmage Root Will speak on Church
Federation" S 8. 1918. Y r s G r.. $50:
evening service 1890 sermon by the pas
tor. Rev Asbury + Krom. subject. why
People Ought TO Support the Church. -
Union Broad and Stewart streets.
Rev Wallace Nutting. minister of the
church-Worship at iO.45 and at 7.3O:
DIR Frank l. Goodspeed OF Springfield
breaches 81 both services, 6 at
$50.
Plymouth. Pennsylvania avenue near
Broad street, Archibald McCord minis
ter-Preaching. l0:45 Christian Ex-
pertence:" s. 1915, c T.. 3.s0. 8
, G Z, 400, G r. $50: preaching, 80.
Perpetual Youth. or. The Secret OF
Keeping Young
Pilgrim. Rev Punan. minister
Morning worship. io45i 8 1915: Y p