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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-04-21
|PLATT BILL
PASSES SENA1
House Considers Substitl
Judicial Bill.
House

The House Monday considered
substitute bill reported from the id
ciary committee Friday, providing
the appointment Of three addItioI
judges IN the Indian Territory q
giving the United States courts exc
siye jurisdiction in all probate nj
ters.
The bin also provides for holds
terms u court at Checotah, Hui
Weleetka. Comanche, Duncan a
Grove. The Senate will immedIat,
take up this bin and a strong eiit
will be made 10 enact Il into law
fore congress adJourns.
Senator Platt, from the judicla
committee Of the Senate, also fave
abs reported his BIN. which was cq
side ed and passed by the senatesx
yiding for four judicial districts M
House bin does not provide for an I
ditlonal judge for the Northern Il
triet.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-04-21
A MYTH ABOUT WOMAN.
There IL Nothing About the Sex ts
Warrant the Commonly Ap-
piled Term .'Myasery.-

Perhaps there is something mysteri-
Gus about women and perhaps there is
not, The book writer's Of the present
time seem 10 be assiduously cuitivating
the Idea that the fair sex is endowed
with certain supernatural traits which
It is impossible 10 understand. But Is
there any more mystery about women
than about men? Is the feminine ma
ture any more difficult to understand
than the masculine nature? Have
women, conslous OF their Inferior
strength, woven this notion OF mystery
about themselves as defense or have
men simply localized them for fictitious
purposesg
Really, there is nothing in H. All the
twaddle Of centuries about women being
guided By intuition and about their
minds acting indirectly, while mep's act
directly, is the merest poppycoek-ldle
Invention OF fantastic Drained poets and
dreaming noveltists.
Were there anything In this supersti-
tion It would have been discovered at
the beginning, But there Is no record
that Adam observed any mystery about
Eve except temptation. The savage
races, who are the closest to human ma
ture Of any Of MS, do not appear 70 have
this notion. says the Philadelphia In
qulrer a woman TO the Indian Is
simple affair, dealt with without cir
cumlocutlon
The playwrights az the seventeenth |
and eighteenth centuries worked" this |
notion continually They always took |
an investigating and speculative atti-
tude toward women that fostered the
coneelt Of their separnteness and veiled
personality. Every woman was sup
posed 10 be playing a part behind a
mask. Il was an age Ga which woman
was ideailzed and the ldealizauon con-
sisted ia making her seem to be some-
thing she was not
Aontaigne ike many another mis-
guided man. Is always investigating
woman as a mystery. Ills. for Instance,
a mystery be does not relish that as he
says women commonly reserve the
publication OF their vehement affecta-
tions for their husbands till they have
lost them: then the woeful countenanee
looks not 50 much back as forward
and Is intended rather 10 get a new hus-
band than 10 lament the old"
OF course all this has q more OF less
practical bearing upon modern life. the
position Of women 10 Il and theso-ealled
reforms Who can tell how much this
notion Of mystery 10 The sex stands IN
he way Of rs free advancement all
along the line?
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-04-21
A COLONIAL mANsIoN.
tuited states Senator Kane Vow Lives
In Residence nuiit by New
Jerseys Firat Governor.

The landmarks. which have stood
as monuments to designate the path.
way OF Washington and his copatrlots
as they maturad emu perfected the pol,
Icy which resulted In the establish
ment OF this republic are fast fading
from view, and Il win not be many
generations before they will be known
only In history.
Scarcely any spot in the eastern
states IS more interesting, or asso
eiated with more romantic and his.
toric revolutionary incidents than
Liberty Hall, now known as eUrslno. -
the residence Of United States Sen.
ator Kane OF New Jersey. situated
IN the outskirts OF the city Of Eliza.
beth, In that state, says p. NJ. Bah
cock, In FourTrack News.
This palatial structure was built by
William Livingston. the first governor
II New Jersey, IN i773. who occupied
Z as his residence when be signed the
declaration Of independence.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-04-21
rHEY HUNGER roR PRAISE.
EmpIoyes, Male aud Female, waHt
Something More Than Money Com-
pensatiOn for Their work.

Praise Is sweet. remarked a certain
toller. to a Philadelphia Record re-
porter. yet it seems 70 be against the
rule of many business houses. Perhaps
tley fear you1l demand a raise II they
compliment your work Why. even a
friend Of mine, who Is engaged IN win
,ow decoration, says he wants to be told
Il his work is satisfactory He dreams
II Il all night. when Il doesn't give him
! nightmare. and he works al Il all day
sc longs to be told when 10 Is effective.
IL he has 10 be content with the fact
lat, as be puts Il, he'd be fred II Il were
OF satisfactory As for me. design
these doll dresses and other dainty
hings. and also arrange hem for dis
play. / long for praise when feel that
my lahors have been crowned with sue
cess But. alas, my firm also pursues
be clam policy perhaps Ct Is tho best
oollcy = IN spite Of the fact that
I'd work the skin % my fingers 10 try to
axeeed my best work II only that werc
e~e Iced A"
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-04-21
STRANGE TYPES OF MANKIND.
some of the Most striking Tribes
knOwn TO Science WIN Ne at the
St. Louis worlds Fair.

The ethnologie exhibits at the st.
Louis exposition viii represent several
Of the most striking tribes known 10 sci
ence. Arrangements have been prac-
ueally completed for displaying family
groups o. pigmIes and giants. {. q. the
smallest and largest representatives. ol
mankind.
In ORDER 10 Illustrate development IN
the arts. i s designed also 10 exhlbit
family grcups oi peoples living ID the
stone age others iusi 81 the heglnniae
OF metal WORKING others engaged IN
primitive pottery maklng basket weay-
ine. etc
0re q the Interesting features con
'emnlaled is a liwrr representative of
taf we ir.be reee Swing r. she
ne.sabosaood of Tassealy. the defcend-
alts g, waFlisc 36maus who remalneo
in Greece after she battle Of Pharsa'ia
These peor ers efthe pure ancient R,,-
maH iype ard 'r spite Of years OF Turk
ish og9r p. they have never mixed
with ti;1f Gree cr Turks. They now
I've II TENS. and ara followed from place
70 place by foel u sheep and herds of
roats
Another type which & ls hoped 70 81
cure IS ihe pure Crssa q classic fass
now found only sWore the sphaklotes.
IN the mountains Ct Crete az in rare in
stances on the lslart q Corfu or the
more remote Islands Of the Greek archi.
pelaeo These Greeks have the head
and profile Of the Hermes n purlteies
large blus-gray eyes. golden hair and
are giants FL stature
Special attention viii Be given 10 tho
aboriglnes of the Louisiana purchase
In addition 70 a model Indian school.
various tribes viii be represented hy
family groups living n houses n native
type and engaged IN occupations de-
veloped before the coming of the white
man. Al isest one tribe ftho Muskwakll
will plant and cultivate on the exposl
tion grounds corn, bears end other crops
Of native stock stiil preserved. b tho
methods pursued iu prehistoric times
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-04-21
A BUSINESS LESSON.
and II Given Few Busi-
ness Points.

She had been quite successful ever
since she started In business for her.
lelf. She was an expert typewriter,
was pretty. and SO much work had
come 20 her that she had finally hired
two other typewriter girls TO help her,
writes Elliott Flower, ia the Brooklyn
Eagle.
But with prosperity came increased
mres. She had 10 keep accounts, and
ihe didn't know anything about book.
teeping.
Then II was that the young nnn Of
ferod 10 give her some lessons. She
was duly grateful and bought the
books he told her to. ae told her
all about the debit and the credit sides.
opened ore or two accounts for her
Just by way or illustration. and finally
asked
BY the way. you have a little &C.
count aeaingi mc avcnt your
yes" she replied, promptly. You
owe me 81 for copying ! have done
Tor you at various times
Exactly" he said Now, | sup
pose you would open an account With
me tho same n with your other "a.
irons"
"0f course" sho returned.
Il thought 20. bat that's Just whore
you'd show yesir woefu. lack OF bust.
ness knowledge You should 40 es
other wisa bua ne1s men IA. ana enfo-
Il under the head Of Profit aud Ions
Why she asked. In aurprIse.
-Becauae.' he explained pleasantly.
that's where Ell accounts 70 that ars
considered total lesa. ana If ono
should be paid you're iuseaai IN con.
s.derlng Il clear profit That's the
place 10 put oil accounts agut INST me-
She thought tho matter over f8r =
and then asked.
What's tie use OF putting them
down AT ali. then7"
"Ah. now yon shov. a good business
head he said looking Of her in ad, |
"It Is a waste of Ink"
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-04-21
ozoNE ~ LAu ~ Y oRK.
Ertnhiiahmess iu rasia tses II for
Disinfccting An Cisthcs tp-
GA Their Arrival.

O@one, fery ugt1rial anC necessary
part OF the atmosphere. has been found
Of creates, value as q dlslrfeetant IN
some OF the laundrles of Paris II has
been Introduced unGer the auspices a
TIE city government A location in the
81 Honore market was given for the
purpose and the entire plant will revert
g The corporation at the expiration Of
twenty-five years. during which period
the entire works are 70 be open 10 In
spection by delegates and students Of
hygienie methods Of laundering. The
ozone n this Institution Is used for the
purpose Of disinfecting the bundles oi
clothing Immediately upon their arrival
the laundry
The method is such that articles pass
rapidly through the various processes
from the first reception to the final de-
livery, The electric current destined
for lighting the establishment and for
the "ozoners," which are actuated by
eight motors. IS developed by two vortI-
cal engines Of 55 horsepower each
coupled directly 10 two dynamos of 81
kilowaits each a total Of "A kllowatts.
The "ozoners" are located in q special
room expressly guarded against possl-
BE III uslon, because IT the danger
from the high poten;ials utilized for the
work.
4 package Of Eolled apparel on arrlv-
ise is 70 once marked with designating
tag, which remains attached through
Ghe various processes up to delivery
The first move after tagging is 10 throw
The bundles into one Of the several huge
tanks This being completed, the cover
is hermetlcally sealed and the ozone
saturated steam ls turned on. Al the
expiration Of about twenty-five minutes
the tank or cylinder Is discharged from
the bottom. and the contents are now
freed from all possible chance of lnfec.
tion from the microbes of smallpox
scarlailna tuberculosis. etc. 60 that the
employees q the laundry can manipulate
the articles free from an fear Of con. /
taglon
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-04-21
The DID, t.enann Kltehen.

Perhaps the oldest relic IN London OF
a medieval Kitchen is at Westminster
abbey though little remains 10 Indicate
It save the fubble flooring. the buttery
hatch. and a. adjoining cellar. now the
handsome dining han of Canon Wilber-
force The monk Who acted as Kitchen
er or refector.an had a responsibility rs
great as any hotel manager q chef II
these days For among hls fellow
monks. 10 say nothing % the pensioners
we're critics as keen as any amoug the
Vorld-famed dinesa oi to-day. Yet the
abbey kitchen was scarcely more elab-
oraie than ans of those which llHger on
II The remote cottages Of the rough
Cornish coast or on the Yorkshire moors.
where The entire cooking nf the family
is done On a lat hearth. with 30 Other
fuel than turf Or aear Or twlgs. The
broth pot hanRt from crane or
stands on a tripod. and ls most accom-
modailng IN lis uses Would you make
bread Lay the dough un a clean iron
plate aid iuFsri The broth POI over #
then heap ~ an round Il your lighted
turf o. wood Windsor MAGAZINE.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-04-21

The coldest place on earth inhabited
By mar is verkhoyansk. above The arctic
circle. 10 northeastern Siberia The
thermometer there drops 10 90 degrees
below zero IN January but sometimes
rises 70 SO above zero IN The shade in
July dropping however. 70 The freezing
point on tie warmest summer nights.
The hottest place IN TIE world Il the N
tefior Of the great Sahara desert. In A.
rica, where he thermometer rises 10 f22
degrees The weiiesi place is Grsytown.
Nicaragua. where the mean annual rain
fail Is zoo inches The place Of least
rain is Port Nolloih. ln South Afrlea.
shere less than an inch sometimes falls
IN a year
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-04-21
sLEETE OF Hz FUTURE.
aiii Re rs Two stinda nnd orc Nas
weer whichever 4 the Hore
taflaafr.

Sleeves 8Hl bc %. two ata." said e
elodisie. acco.Gas ,c NE Brclslyn d
Eaeie open ano .osfa Cne will b.
about s. Ease .cgaa.1 as aC o;Ler. enc
lt Win be question uaroly oi cal.ec
You can havu J1e bell. vhich IS nallng
az thl eiuge and Waich ls 10 be Nofn
ever a. un ss,esva. 0r sou eau have
she great me'0n-shsgcd teyc. which e
caught n under Q narrow cuH al tas
wrist. tor wy part Z prefer the elbow
bei as dresser
"ii you Waat % an.sh your sIseYea In
very fire fashion continued the mod
iat 'eu them % e ihe elbow. lsi them
on iu q futi bell cnd au.sE the bell wl-1
bite cotton friugc Above the fringe
seg nat hard of wh.te SIX ribbon. or
white washable satin.
There Is another way 20 flash your
bell sleeve which should b only a If
tie longer than Tbs elbow. Take Il and
finish IN points and under caeh point
set lanecr point of lace. Between the
points hang iwo whlf- gIIl balls. This
makes 6 very afefsg finish for the
sles'ea
and yet another elbow nrish Is that
q ihe victorian raaes. Bhica eonslst
Of three rualta ell the same loEpih.
caught on the Inside n he sleeve. and
errauEsd 81 as 10 hare down. al of
eqaal length avertha rndersleeye.
Bui tlese aro only few or thf
mauy stgles s. nee sleeves Just a
this momeu Re pretilssf sleeve Is The
cloth sleeve Hiih 4 cap q soue cor
iras'ing color THIS le pat On in the
shape of Of epauleiie and the end Il
CONTINUED right or down 10 tie vefy
cur
~ keeps dressmaters awake rights
keeping track of an tie new sleeves. bur
Il ls pretty buslneFs and We ike IL i" and
The modiete picked ND 4 pair II sleeves
which looked suspleiously like lamp
shades and proceeded 10 asw them into
the armhole of q pale blue lawn
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-04-21

We DO a good many things ii 4 min
ute, for Instance We are whifled on the
outside q the earth lusl q miles and
have gone around ihe sun .0ss miles.
a rayof liehi has travelled lI.i00 000
miles. the lowest sound your ear can
catch has made $50 vibrations. the loud.
est tone. 2.22s 900 vibrations: q barrels
Of beer have gone down 1906 throats.
es73 cigars have been made: eco tons
Of coal have been mined and sss worth og
gold has been extracted from Mother
Earth.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-04-21
ThssFrl.eo.. werla.. Falr Rat...


For above occasion the Frisco syl
Tenn will sell round trip tickets frol
Vlnita 70 It. Louis and return az III
following rates:
Season tickets, $3.50. dates Of $
from April Is to Nov. 20, 1901, lnelt
sive. Final limit Dec. IS, 1904.
Sixty iay ticket. sli 20: dates Of sal
April Is 70 Nov. 20 Enal limit nd
later than Dec Is. 1904.
Tea day tickets. $3.50: dates OF SAID
April p 70 Nov. %. 1904 Final Fl
turn limit Ten days from date OF sala
but not later than Dec. 5.
Stop-over Of ten days on oil regula.
first-elass one was and r0und.trlp tlcA
cts reading through raU be arrannei
BY payment Of 81 and deposit Of tIcko
with Joint agent within tweniy-fouI
hours after arrival IN s. Louis. Fo
further particulars seo Frlsco's agent
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-04-21
MEDICAL BILL PASSES.
VIII Regulate the Praotiee OF Nee
cine In Indian Territory.

Tie bill regulating the practice
medicine and surgery In this terrific
has passed both houses Of congress Al
is now ready for the autograph
President Roosevelt.
THIS bill was prepared aud iutr
duced al The request Of the Indlt
Territory Medical association, and.
OF the utmost Importance TO II
people Of this country.
The intention of the measure Is
put the quaeks aud eharlatans out
business.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-04-21
"a cAEvAs-BlcKED CLAM. -
Thought she saw Tbat on the
nili - Tare.

Travelling on the continent Of Europe
sith party Of young Americans.
wrltes Thomas Wentworth HigglnsoE.
a aAtlantic.t wes wltnt1s Of their dismay
n belng assailed from time to time By
friendly English fellow travellers With
such questions as theae. rs 1t not very
onelY IN America Are there any sing.
Ing birds there7 any Wild flowers? Any
blshopsY are there booths IN the
streets of New York; DO people read
english books thero7 Have they heard
ii Ruskin. and how7" These we're from
ne rank and hle Of questlonerH. while a
cry cultivated clergyman lost caste
omevhat with our Young people By
skiing. confidently. Are Harvard and
ide both Ia Boslou7' a question which
seemed 70 them az hopelessly benighted
as the remark Of lady just returned
from the wonders or the new world.
-ho bad been Impressed. like III visit
7rs. with the novelties offered IN the
way 81 food At the Baltimore dinner Ia
s.es. bur stiil sighed With regret At haY-
fg been Obliged 70 come away without
.sting a "oanyaa-backed clam"
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-04-21

Stew e. old fowl from two 10 foa-
hours Iais oafs r0f mean boiling. but
either cookiHe az q ffmrsfature below
the boiling point Fay 80 to $50 deerets.
in barely enough water 70 cover when
sHffleieHily stewef roast Il the oven.
basiiug frequently THIS rsocsas viii
MAZE a five o. si1-ysar-oid fowl as ten
der D. q chicken rarmefs Review.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-04-21

aE.B. Frayser returned yesterday fro
Ft. Worth where he had been Ia n.
capacity Of witness before the lnte'
state Commerce Commissioner Ia I'll
matter Of the Western Cattle Ralsef'
association against the railroads ID
excessive freight charges
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-04-21

Say" exclaimed Mifkins. Il under.
stand you referred 70 me as being fan
nel-mOuthed dumer."
Ny dear air replied Blfnns. some
one has been stringlng you. hope /
have TOO much sense 20 make such q
highly improper remark Flannel
shrinks, sou know. and I'm sure your
mouth doesn't Cincinnati ENQUIRER
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-04-21

Or Carl Peters the African traveller.
had a native boy Ia his service who one
day brought 70 him lost assaeai eYou
mas keep that for your honesty
Jerome. said the explorer 4 day or two
later he mentioned thal be had missed
a gold piece and asked n Jerome had
seeu a. Yes, sir replied the boy. n
Kept e for my honesty
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-04-21

iraie Hasband-Ny wife says you
pointed your camera at her when she
was cut walking the other day. sir. and
toos a snapshot of herg
Amateur Photographer Nhy--er--
yes. sir. pointed the camera at her.
but IL didn't know Il waa loaded -
CHICAGO TfhnHs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-04-21
wI1IIne 20 usln

Mr. Roxley--I understand ny
daughter Is determined 70 marry you
But tpw about supporting herg
Mr. Neryey--Well. think wfth nv
help you'll be able 10 keep her IN her
accustomed style Philadelphia press
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-04-21

I'm not az all surprised to get this
poem baek." remarked the lonG-halred
gentleman. as he extracted the manu-.
ecrI fcH is envelope
ntyQu surprised g. asked his
uth t
e' BE- explained. 1t was lbe
thif. nih time | sent II out. Chicago
DAILY Newa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-04-21

Nike, the butcher at Williams ne
market. had a serious accident Tusz
day The steak knife felI on IL
block and struck through lis fol
the point breaking on aud causing
painful wound.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-04-21

Foley's Honey aud Tar contains Il
0piaiea and win not constipate ~
nearly al other cough medicines -
fass substituted. Sold b. People,
store.
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nam

Rain falls more frequently between
shree o'clock and eight o'clock IN The
morniae than 81 any other times during
fhe ~ hours
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-04-21

Foiey's kidney cure II taken in { Z
affords security from 81 kidney
bladder diseases. Sold by neopi|
drug store. III
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-04-21

lie wanted 10 BET. bur just told
him that betting e 3 fools argument
and thai settled The discussion.
"Oh. cant believe that y0e .h1a
him up that easily
s'i'll beg yoH Gid -Phlladelphia
presa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-04-21

The comsdlaa He's - acrobat.
soHhrslie p'ha.s sIs speelaIiyf
Err I'iHH|as board blllA
Hi1ls 1.zhzleh
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-04-21

Hard 20 FsrEfse.
L 10 hard . forgive an ostentalioes
forgiveness. Rams Horn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-23

Two more of the local studios were tenn
porarily closed this week. Miss Bertha E.
Perrie and her mother going to Gloucester
for few weeks and Mr.. H. Hobart Nj
chols and his family leaving for Haven on
the Maine coast In both instances this
will mean the acquisition of interesting new
material for the local fall and winter exhi-
billions.