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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-03-10
LOCAL NOTES

Now plant your garden.
Get out the fishing tackle.
Corn planting Is not far off,
Court at Miami has adjourned.
Another month viii bring grass.
Mrs. Theo. Perry IS still quite SICK.
Seymour Hunt is reported quite
sick,
DR.. Horizons wife has been very
sick.
II. A. Paul Is here from South Nc
Alester
There IS a seed potato formim on in
yinitp.
Grady Butler was down from Alton
Monday.
b. A. Judd was here from Alton
Tuesday
Sid Smith IS also among the tree
planters.
sam Hawkins was here from Edna
last week.
Wilson Franklin spent Sunday with
his family.
NJ. L. Patterson returned 10 Alton
Monday night.
The grounding made bad calcula-
tlon this seaF
Mr. @. 4. Thornton OF Eagle was
here last week
J. ". Chandler was here from Fair
land Saturday.
Mrs. Joe Green has been quite sick
for several days
J. ". Donchell Of Blueiacket was IN
the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Il. L. Martin was up from Pen
sacola Thursday.
n. j. spalding IS down aud out
wlth rheumatism.
L. b. Campbell made d business
trip to Rose Friday.
r. T. Morrison came up from Chel-
sea Saturday night.
Chas. S. Lcuy, Of Neosho, is regis
tered at the Cobb.
Mrs. J. II. Huckleberry is away on
q few days days visit.
Miss Lena Wacaserls an apprentice
at RateliiI Mer. CO.
The merchants are Offering some
rare spring bargains
Dick Wheat was among the Pryor
Greek visitors Monday.
Capt. Jim Wilkinson Is confined to
his home with grippe.
Let the town improvement 90 for
ward Do something.
Harry Mitchell spent Sunday with
homefoiks a. Seneca
The father Of Lawyer Dennis VIII
son Is visiting his son.
a fine photograph has been made Of
the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. ]. II. Rlx Is recovering from a
serious attack Of measles.
Attorney Edgar Smith attended
conrt at Miami this week.
Cnas. Hunt has been al Springfield
the past week ON business.
A. 1. Ballard and r. l. Metcalf, Of
Grove. were here last week.
lO1EE3asONLY YASbL Lar
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-03-10

Arthur Evans Of Dardanelle, Ark,
was here on a visit Sunday.
Dwellings are in demand and very
scarce for either rent or sale.
Chas. Rhea, Of the Jumbo grocery
store, is laid up with the grip.
The Western hotel has been pro-
yided with an iron fire escape.
Joe Harris Is out and about his cat
tie again, after a brief illness.
John Il. Duncan is here from sa-
line district visiting relatives.
The work on the waterworks and
sewerage plant goes ON rapidly.
Charles Y. briggs, postonice I'M
spector, was In Vinlta Thursday.
3. ". Knox has purchased the Bob
Allen property ON the south side.
Miss Bertha Waeaser is in Kansas
City, the guest Of Mrs. pelronnet.
Joe Yeargin, OF Southwest City, IS
expected soon to visit Boss ffarlin.
Grant Cass IS planting trees exten-
siyely on his place south Of town
John Skillman Of Big Cabin was
here doing some trading Mondax.
Tie street man Is adyertislngt p his
nostulms, as usual, on the streets.
A man who couldn't make horse
trade these days is not very game.
Mrs J. A. Thompson Is able to be
out again after a two weeks illness.
Weir Rros. have added bran new
delivery wagon to their rolling stock.
w. L. Carr, 4 substantial citizen OF
Ruby, was a pleasant caller Tuesday.
Miss Kate Humphrey. the Jumbo
stores new milliner, arrived Sunday.
Miss May Blujacket has resumed her
position as cashlerat the Jumbo store.
The Cherokee National bank is put
ting IN a new floor IN the bank build
Ing.
J. II. Anderson, Of Eureka Springs.
Ark. IS spending few days in this
city.
ed. Rhea OF the Jumbo Store has
gone to West Plains, Mo-. FOR few
days
Jim Webb Is walking about on
crntches, the result Of sprained
ankle.
Sam Rldenhour IS having Bermuda
grass and trees planted Ia the ball
park.
The Golden Rule has heen cleaning
house and getting ready for thespring
sales.
The merchants enjoyed a good trade
Yesterday, better than for several
weeks.
Prof r. c. Alberty, supt. Of the
Cherokee Orphan Asylum was here
Monday.
Mrs. A. c. RAYMOND came home
Sunday from a two days visit at
Chelsea
MB Harry Hunt and Miss Mamie
Hunt are visiting In the country, near
EHtelIa.
& II. Delozler. q. ". Burlington and
u g. Elliott were here from Chelsea
last week.
Don't forget that the chleftain does
ilrsi class Job printing at exceedingly
low prices.
Nrpotter OF Oswego vas here Mon.
day looking for some good mules
aud horses
ExsAE1.9zkA2 .8.4Ss ssrk
HIakas i.idanss nnd ',4aaff at
Ei4e safa :. a. 4sas4s.fskl. sfss..s a&ssrs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-03-10

Ms John Sairanek and sister, Miss
Aable Joseph, arrived last week from
Walloo, Neb. Nj Safranek Is new
proprietor Of Gus Cafe, they win
make tholr home here.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-03-10

The road south Of town, naar the
arteslan well. Is II 4 depIorsblc con-
dItion ard much complaint Is heard
from farmers who have to come that
way 70 get 70 town
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-03-10

Mrs Schllecker. ST., AID her #a
ter, Miss Clara. who have bee
three months visiting the lSa
August ScllleekoE the Iswels
returned Iaoua 20 e. Louis.
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~ { ND AK
aeraa =rexanls paouaeaia
E'0r sale 1T Peoples drug store.
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Hlahas l.idnbss aus ,l isft at
For sale a Peoples drug store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24
HENRI WATTERsoN AFRAID.

In an editorial printed In the Courer-Journa Thurs
day Henry Watterson says.
There is no gainsayIng vote such that OF Tues
day IL distinctly verdict against the present organ
zatlon methods and politics lack Of politics. Of the
Democratic party Set pendent to the two dafeats
Of 1896 and 1900 may be accepted by intelligent people
the discharge Of the existing generation Of Democratic
leaders from the public service.
If Mr. Bryan could not carry the country 1900 with
fairly united party behind him. nor Judge Parker in
1904 under very nearly the conditions both eandi
dates being personally acceptable what short some de-
cisive break In the Republican lines give the opposi
ion, under whatever style category il ranges ITSELF
any chance OF overcoming the gigantic olgarchsm en-
braced By the party IN power with It's abundant
ofc1ai
retainersg
"Let not deceive ourselves. For veal or woe the
putocracy much berated is In the saddle and until
eonceits advances the foreground or some
dire conFuson oyertakes the people It likely to hold
its own Placed by this election in position greatly 10
strengthen ITSELF to intrench itself It were in power
may take It for granted that n viii not fail to do
this for the money devil IS unrelenting.
Having case-hardened, IL Il has not dehauched tie
10 very loose notions about money getting through
the pension system, and the protective tariff why should
the Republican party not proceed to harricade It's ma
ority in the congress and the electoral college against
the next presidential election by reducing the fepresen
taton Of the solid south under the preense Of c0nsti
tutonal requirement. equazIng tie suffrage The dy-
nasty In power ecks not that land made BY the path
finders Of liberty heeds the blazing Of the sges as
they passed through the primal forests Of their bucoc
republic
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24
THE WAY TO DO 1T.

A progressive Western town has hit upon rather a
novel advertising plan and It might be adopted elsewhere
TO advantage On all trains stopping at this town man
passes through the aud distributes neatly printed
circular on which Is the following
''ThIs stop Is Selfred, town with a population Of
$500
ut has good schools and churches fine public build
ings, handsome residences broad shady Streets well
paved and cared for.
'Its advantages a manufacturing town are unsur-
passed.
ats banks are sound as you can find anywhere in
the United States.
ut has good roads association and town improve
ment society.
"It is progressive town, inhabited by progressive
people.
Perhaps you live in dead town and want to get out
OF it, II spend day two in Selfred and youl be
of its citizens Further particulars cheeruy fur
nished.r
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24

Greek treaty 70 as 70 provide that clren born snos
May 25 1901 shall be placed upon the citizenship rolls d
the nation and share IN all annuties payments and aot
ments The other nations through their respective ON
Gers have or are preparing take similar actioa in oraer
TO provide equitaby for their infant population AS final
aorments Of land have been made ia either OF the
hye nations the excess surplus, WILL In the Chlcka
saw, Choctaw and Creek nations, ample to meet chs
requirements Discussing The with the editor OF
the Phoenix yesterday ChaIrmaa Bixby OF the Comms
sion TO the Five Civilized Tribes said he would favor ex
tending the time limit January 1906 and adding to
the rolls all children Indian parents up to thar
date Under the present laws In force the Indian popu
aton most In need OF assistance aud Of provisions FOR
their maintenance and education is cut on without an
asset unable by their youth to assist themselves
and with estate whchcan be made available foE that
purpose The request Of the Indians not ony reason
able one but TO refuse TO grant it would be grave ia
Justice Muskogee Phoenix
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24
SIMPLICITY OF THE swEDEs
Every Privilege Of the Men Is Ac-
corded To and Shared In
BY the Women.

Sweden + called a woman paradise.
Women share every privilege offered
taere 70 their hus bands and brothers
ana these sho have 20 earn their liz
iae find the doors Of no profession shut
il sheir facfs. says an exchange
The fair sea lnKaces eyery public de-
partmeat Women are the bank eleFls
2s well as the post oitice clerks and lie
10 a Swedish town IS mace pleasant Tor
ihe worker Every Gas for example the
post Offices are closed from : 10 O'Clock
ana nnflns ihai time the clerks may rest
~ take part 10 ome Of the many out.
Ctaf games that are popular there
The state nterterss little with the lib.
ara oi the subject Legal matters are SO
arranged that The poorest man can hope
for justice at a small cost Arbitration
is held IN high favor
Stealing Is rarely heard OF and the
more serious crimes are almost un-
knossn The street ears have no con-
dnciofs 10 collect fare. each passenger
puts the money IN little box by the
door II places Of amusement people
hang their hats and cuats In a large hall
and there Is no attendant IN charge 0f
valuable furs. often itft 70 ihe mercy Of
the passer.by
ufunkenuess Is almost impossible. oN-
INK 10 the nraeonian inws regulating
the safe Of wine and spirits No tubaere
can Be purchased By buys.
Lah0rers are paid partly il money ana
partly ia eoOds House servants are
poorly remuneraled. aeeefaing to the
scale Of vases prevailing m America
A iirstt'lass eoaehman sets hut $50 a
year and tho same sum satisfies cook
housekeeper kho often has 10 manaes
the whole Of q large establishment. Ut
the ether hand the head oi the estate
Is expected 10 look after his people IN
sickness and Ia health. tie edneates
their children, pays The doetor and
teaches their sons and daughters trades
sweden Is pFaloundls religious
county The Bihic & read aloud daily
b. The head Of the family and & Bible
i the fFst glls made hg q seung man
10 bis hetoihed.
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soldiers ? Aoc' Guards 70 Look the
othe Ne1g that They Nay
20 to Friends.


A story illustrating the child in the
japanese soldier was told 10 me some
time ago BY o Hasu San. woman l
have known for several years. says q
San francisco Argonaut writer. A
certgin regiment left certain station
ON n certain day--to be Japanesquely
ambiguous. O Hasu San said that
friends who went 10 see them on
we're disappointed in finding the men
all entrained when they arrived an
hour ahead OF time. And people liy-
ing near by comforted them by saying
that. unless they had been there two
hours before, they could not have seen
them. and then only marching In, as
they were allowed no farewells and
everyone thought Il very strange.
And then remembered said o
Hasu San. that several days before
the regiment left a friend came to say
good-hy. J asked him when he must
be back at the barracks.
Il am not going back have long
wished 20 rest from the barracks" !"
said Heital San
Il was much surprised, for you
know II they stay away they are put
into little dark place like your to-
dana (closeD for q week; and three
times a day they give them a drink OF
water and a little hard bali Of rice
and that Is all. So said to Heitai
San: That is very risky
"0h. no." said he. ''it is not as II
were running away ! wish to go to
fight. and | am going, but do not
know whether shall come back or
not. SO wish 10 rest for a little In
my home with my family and friends
But did not like TO go into that to-
dana when | went back. so thought
about II many days. and : waited until
we were almost going. After every
thing was finished last night, about
ten o'clock. left. Stop. said Mr..
Sentinel, where are you going. Mr.
Heitai?
August pardon deign said | With
a bow. I'm going to see my friends.
have 70 many 10 see comfortably IN
one day. 80 shall take two.
I. That is very bad said Mr. sentf-
mel. you inust so back.
4 made another ojinl (Iow bowl.
August pardon deign.' / said again.
i viii surely come hack In time to go.
Please. tonight do not see me when
leave.
Mr. Sentinel looked away and ran
down the road When 20 back they
viii be too busy TO put me In the to-
Cana and will pack up and leave
with the company
SO" said o Hasu San. Il do not
think Heital San would do that all
alone. ! think that many Of the sol
diers In that regiment did the same
thing. and Kyobashl San thinks 30.
too. and We think That is why that
resiment was perhaps In disgrace for
those naughty hoxs .an.a--sas- s..arat,-s-
iato the train before time aud not al
lowed 10 see their friends
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24

Tee an equal number q apples and
ofangfs Wash lhe apples. slice and
eate hem. put them over the IRE Ia
tae teservlns kettle with enough cold
water e. cover them and slmmef them
uull they are reduced . pulp roHr
he rlplr pulp latu ieily bay 70
strain ont the Juice Measure the
Juice. and Is each PIN Of apps IHice
add uap q boiled assaee ii AMI 8
ponu1 oT snaaf. ant htll them in-
etthtf. semoflue he ssNa Is fies.
Gs.Il ltiis eos "a nppa Haaeef.
saenis ell 5haa a lhe elile
&c see stY. les ~ u ltrslg euul
0d nur lnlg siuHs When cole.
"a - se = other RE erse--
azl4l iHe
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24

These oorncakes, which hall from
.ole Vireinns. may hnd favor farther
tuah. 10 make them one must cut
the kernels from The cob and pound
them IN mortar til sort Of corn
"mllk" results This Is thickened ap
With egg. sugar and triply-sifted corn
EIareh tn a regular cake batter is
evolved A generous tablespoonful ~
butter Is put into an enameled trying
pan and enough batter poured IN 70
Just cover the pan. When the edges
begin 20 snrn golden brown lhe cake
l. 'iiDpped+ over with 3 turner IN the
asil fashion whleh the genuine NAM
n.y possesses IN perfection A minute
iaier Il Il laid on a warmed nlate
ergInkled with powdered cinnamon
aha rolled over and over ike s jelly
rolf Boston BUDGET
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24
sSsBESs' RAZOR TkArKe.
I.ss Of a Lofte y Thar Isl Etfc ~ial-
Ing. eays a Aelntes d the
Profession.

4 Ssh Ed had n. ga site hoek
here vhsa lks TRADER came mlehf
hsst sot j good onr fer e fremarkea
the new plitshurg barber uates the
Bunnlo Cemms fcial
The CUSTOMER Nho Nss faltlne 70
have his mustsele curled lod ted 40 IN
lulrinels
~fes. he had q uiee sheffield hook
there thai you miRhi has had FOR
ahoai Is cents 10 haoi sa a seoona
aarber
The customer eanltn't eUptln BIS ee.
rloslty any lDnser
'Whaisre soH fellows talkil ahousz
Sc assea Fish hookss
Roth barbssa lapstta Tatl shts fes
piled % ne SAM treatH
IN. rssers
The rueslea leos alana aIanaeas
.fom she eultc.asfa fsss ans,I s. 81
ter aaN taslA fsfIh ssplaasI,3a "a.
il ortfr
I'VE hefAHts ff - onr rssdf|
hpal.s aala l6e l'ssaaFe mau And
ifadsz Il ssaf eAa maEese spaelsll
ts q tfAaIns n e elsh BARRIERS on
ol them - bfns lu-day and ehen
lsld thzi ! elsasa had ms cd Whit
hoos hrte I start an old white fskos
With / ovn.
"fheFe - aAna g ses ~
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24
VI Jehn {. pa.an.l rraln.

John I. sullivan. IN one of The ya1de-
Vile houses. VAS telling TIE stOFY Of BIS
career Some one in the audience asked
him shy be did oct train dosn and take
Aomt q The fesh OF his stomach. He
fepliec. Boys. Il ! could haye Is much
iun latluE of the flesh as ! had IN putt
tlns L On | would gladly 90 Il ans day Ia
the seek ~ I Times
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24

As general thine a razor vhleh hzs
seen several years ef use Is liable & q
q good raxnr Il Hs handled pfeps3ls
Ycu may nnf tros &. bui e razor eft
g.8sf l'se beard q seis afIfe eEpIaaz
Zion of whaf / mean about e tazof 81
ting tires It's eamflhine aAoo ar
molecules i1 he steel ssttlEs eul e
place from constant usaze aaa sIfon
nInr thFrebs ttstr8ylne the temper s
re steel Wen i xon have saeh
razor ane pnI 4 awas for awhile shs
mDIfcales v'll pet hgek Ia ihsiF DTousI
siaee ard tse lsmueF 4 he razor $ b
eame hars Thas IA scientific s.
pienatipn tonf fuou 4 ll's bet So
rf nat haI - 1reu thef hsd 8 rae
enee thsl hes 'a nel aass fa ffsf ~
,hent Ioas tgf ssf lien 2
0nle IS es r ihe fslaalaif
aIght mcati nply sase lhe fszos
a rest
when fhf tfs fasis areuaa aesla
- Hr4 fe'io~ fe im xfzl zs,.fs
-sfor ihe last ee Ss SCI IS 81 s.
eefa asf h tsIf hIn ~
rAxtr r tls - eorn sesfks re M
leE eealent hsfs 4. 81, Sc tf1ez
nized re histe tfan some uafsz - s
ani Frev ihst lhs trader cas- tslIas Ise
truth TIE ICES 5 thnl ihs ga h|akf
simply aes6se little laotlas alssf
They Ialk ahos1 hane lfaflaz s.
log 8 lottery e isn'l = & win 6e5a2
trading end ! snsss ihai's usal makes
The traders haaiHess - etf5 faaf IS sa&
-. - =
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24

intheeountry that isn't visited regular
iy hy 3 trader These traders generally
are men who formerly we're BARRIERS
rhey learned q lot about razofs IN pFac-
fieinx their trade. and q course Al ~
them know how 70 aharpen 4 razor ana
pul 4 IN aHsi-clasa shape. They col
ieet razors from everywhere They get
them from pawnshons, they buy themai
bargain sales. and they get lhem IN trade
from BARRIERS But. uf course. before
they do any trading with BARRIERS lheF
must have q stock IN trade. 50 they gen
sraily accumulate 3 lot of razors tefurs
lhey begin business They shsfpsn -
these fazors and get them IN lne
shape Then they are reatF for bust
ness
= know 3 trader shn rorks e pits
burg Nekeesport ana eiter Pennkf'-
sapia towns end g. askes : aue llfiee
lfzalne rasers TAsls aH hf deaa
HI4f ffadera fon't .kpai their tassssts
sH Kae tim bat s. tass g ite Aafbe'
trade Tn isl heNsssf RAJ
aiosf lhaa onY neaHsas me- and =
So fsln 3 eas' vAu Iffp bag
Hzzs s. 4kz af Hes an ex
~ IS fe.ss fr6 ihs hsr
80 81 +, S. aIih I'D
- e.s H stery IN
.res he as I'hlss son st1 ~
nsst 81 ssa ~ Erasef
-. ~ tre fsa a j enc itfnf
uasa - sei rs foaa s tracer art
81 fA lhat = fe rlef nrd sharp
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FoR INnlAN cnILnREN.
republic

A sery important question now being generally dis
eussed BY e citizens Of the dye civilized tribes IS that
Of permitting Indian children born since tie ratification
Of the recent treaty and he dates named therein par
ticipate IN the distribuidp Of the tribal funds and
ceiye allotmenl- The cAek council recently passed
resolution asking congress enact law amending tie
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24

Some men have 70 undereo 3 terri.
BE iolt before they realise The differ
snes between paFtlsanshlp and patfl.
etism
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-11-02


Miss Carrie sIorli7 spent Sunday ~
WestSlde.
Emil Pump and wifi visited relat y $
in West Side SUNDAY last.
T. j. Kelly was a business visitor as
Lake City Mondav afternoon.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. L. Dunn are now
living in the residence just west of
VIM Norsham's'
Miss Minnie Graft. TIE primsry
teacher at Yves. Side visited with her
parents on Saturday.
Mrs John Rae of near Dow City was
in attendance at the funeral OF Mrs.
Gardner or SATURDAY. last,
Mrs, Dubois has returned te her
home ia Charter OaS after week 5
visit With Mrs T. j.. Shropshire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred GigaX of Schles-
wig were in town last week, driving
down liz MIR. Giglx's automobile which
he recently purchased.
Mrs. 4. G. Weeks returned home on
Sunday morning iron, Grand Junction,
Colo, where she had been visiting her
daughter Mrs. Ray Garrison.
W. S. Moore. of Manila, had bust.
ness ia Denison Monday, resurning to
Manila in the evening ana went to
Harlan where he has some cases De-
fore the Shelby county court.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Tarnm left last
evening for twenty-one days visit At
Big Sandy, Mons. They will visit with
thei Swartzs at that pace and j. b.
expects to get some big shooting while
there.
THE REVIEW regrets to learn of the
death of Mrs, G. "A. Sykes, 81 Manila,
whose death occurred at Excelsior
Springa, Mo-, where she haG gone for
treatment. Her funeral wac held last
Sunday at Manilsa.
Messrs. c. A. Leughery and Uncle
Noah johnson Of Deloit, were REVIEW
callers On Monday last. Mr.. Gaughery
is looking for good work team and
left instructions with W. H Laub to
find him one Mr. johnson is getting
along in years, but is still pretty spry
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-11-02

Two weeks ago last Saturday the
Dow City high school girls played bas-
ket ball at Woodbine. the score being
a tie of 5 and 5. The Dow City Enter
prise says. The game can we'll be
called Dow City's for the game was not
played on their own ground All
right, then. We claim Saturdays
football game on the same ground.
MIR. j. F. Glenn. the very efficient
and accommodating manager of the
Crawford county telephone has
made exclusive preparations for re-
ceiving election news on the night of
election. He has so systematized
matters that in order to get the best of
service all one has to do is call Phone
No. and the call will Immediately be
answered and any information at the
disposal Of the operator will be given.
We are in receipt Of an interesting
letter from l. o. Orem of Oregon, for
merly OF Denison, which we regret we
are unable to publish on account Of lack
ofspace. In the letter he describes
in an interesting manner recent over
land trip which he and his family took
to the Pacific coast. He likes the
country out there and is prospecting.
He also speaks of having come across
Jerry Lane, whom many Denison pee.
pie will remember, as he WAS janitor Of
the old Baptist church for six years.
He has moved from Liberal to Mulino
and writes to have his REVIEW chang
ed to that address.