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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-07-27
AMERICAN WOMAN HoNoRED
Head Of Catholic Church Confers Dec
oration Upon Faithful Worker
Among the Poor.

Pope Plus X has conferred upon Mrs.
Thomas f. Ryan, wife of the multi-mil-
lionaire, the decoration of the cross, be-
cause of her devotion to the church and
charity work in general. This is an un-
usual decoration for a woman to receive
at the hands Of the Roman pontiff. Mrs.
Ryan is famed throughout the country
for her philanthropic work among all
classes and conditions. says the New
York News Her charity has not been
limited to any one denomination, though
she has been very liberal in her donations
to the poorer Catholic parishes and
Catholic charities generally. Only re-
Gently Mrs. Ryan had private room sat
apart in one Of the hospitals for tele-
phone girls who should become sick
while on duty
In the beautiful little chapel Of the
Sacred Heart the people Of Suffern have
another evidence of the generosity OF
Mrs. Ryan This cost $4,000 and Is
noted for its seven exquisite stained
glass windows. These depict various
scenes in the life of Christ and the de-
signs are often from the hands Of the
famous artist Locke.
This chapel was dedicated about six
months ago by Bishop Van Vyver. who
brought the Order OF the Cross to Mrs
Ryan from the pope. He was the pastor
Of Mrs Ryan in Richmond. Va, and It is
there that Mr.. Ryan is building a cathe-
dral that will cost when finished in the
neighboorhood of $500 .00O
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-07-27
A SYSTEM
OF TAXATION
An Agent Of the Government in
the Territory to make Re-
Communications as to
axes.

James H. Hollander, of Baltimore,
Md, is in the city as the personal rep
resentatiYe of President Roosevelt,
says the Muskogee Times, and will
likely be here for several days. He
was sent to the Territory by the pesi-
dent to obtain data and general infor-
nation which enable the Secretary OF
the Interior, the president and con-
gress to act intelligently in important
matters which are bound to come up
in regard to the Territory when the
tribal relations are dissolved in March
1906.
His principal task is to continue the
work begun by Colonel Churchill sew
eral years ago in regard to school sys-
tenn for the Territory and, particularly,
to devise a system Of taxation for this
country when the federal government
shall have ceased to pour money into
the Territory, in its paternal relations.
He Is known in an official way as
Special Agent for Taxation, and his
recommendation will be of vast inn
portance to the entire Territory. His
report to the president will likely de-
termine the latter more than any
other one thing in the action which
he will take in Indian Territory mat
ters in a general way.
Mr.. Hollander is spending most OF
his time at the government offices,
looking into matters in general way
with the assistance of the o1icials.
His recommendation or even his i'm
pressions Of affairs here and what is
needed are a profound official secret,
and therefore the people of this cOun-
tFy may expect to know but little,and
that indefinitely, as to what action
President Roosevelt will be likely to
take.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-07-27
I'm AGAINST IL.

The Cherokee Board of Education
and Supervisor Of schools, Coppock are
up against a difficult problem. or the
slOO, 900 appropriated by congress for
public school purposes about s25,OOO
will be set aside for use in the Chero-
kee nation, and the problem is how TO
make the amount I'LL demand for az
least s5O,0
There are over one hundred and fifty
petitions now on file asking for schools.
The number Of pupils enumerated in
these petitions run from forty to over
two hundred, and the board is con-
fronted with the necessity Of denying
over half the petitions nofi on file, fer
they cannot establish more than seven
ty-five schools with the money insight.
Many Of these petitions that viii
fail insecuring schoolsare in neighbor-
hoods where good school buildings
have been made ready by the people.
and it is a serious matter forth beard
10 te compelled to deny petitions q
this kind, but it may bring congress,
to realization of the necessity to
prompt action in giving Indian Terri
tory self government or an adequate
appropriation for educational purposes.
-TahleQuah Herald.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-07-27
BOY MURDERED
| NEAR LENAPAH
DastardIy Deed Done by Reck-
less White Man Satur-
day Night.

One of the most fiendish and unwar
ranted cold blooded murders ever re-
corded in the history of the Indian
Territory was that Of Saturday even
ing when an unknown man shot Levi
Gaskin, young colored boy living
near Lenapah, inficting injuries which
resulted in death few minutes later.
Ed Linscott, an unmarried man
about 32 years Of age, was arrested
Sunday morning about one mile west
Of Nowata and is being held there
awaiting the preliminary hearing
which will be called today. The trial
was first docketed for yesterday but
owing to the prosecuting witnesses be-
ing present at the funeral of the
murdered boy, the hearing was post
poned till today.
About dusk Saturday evening Levi
and John Gaskin, colored boys about
8 and years of age, were out driving
up the cows when they met stranger
who demanded that they get out OF
the road. Without any further notice
the fiend whipped out revolver and
fired at the older of the two boys, the
shot taking effect in his breast. After
the first shot was fired the man turned
and with an oath said that II that was
not enough he would give them some
more just like it.
The injured boy lived but little
while. He is the son Of Mrs. Gaskin,
widow woman living two miles east
of Lenapah.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-07-27

~ ~ AAAS AAA1s
Big Cabin-Dora Half.
Cleora-W. II. Donohoo.
Ward Carrie Freeman.
SALINE DISTRICT.
Arcadia Mabel Rowe.
Brewer-Fanny Ridge.
Osceola-Carri Couch.
fLynch's Prairie (col. avery e
Vann.
Elm-Lydia Smell.
Rowe-Florence Ross.
Requah-Garland e. Branham.
Cedar Bluf-T. B. Murphy.
TAHLEQUAH DISTRICT.
Blue Springs. B. johnson, Aman
da Wilson.
Crlttenden-Mrs. J. d. Wilson.
Double Springs Ethel Cobb.
Eureka-Mary Rider.
Linder-Groyer Howard.
LOwery--James Ward.
Bald Hlll-Elsie Holmes.
Downing-Mary Smallwood.
East Tahlequah-J. f. kThompson
North Tahlequah-Fannie Hicks.
Peggs-J. l.. Manus.
Unlon-Maud Oleson.
Woodall-Frances Bushyhead.
Flint Ridge (col. ELLA Lowery.
-Four Mile Branch (col. Lulu E.
Vann.
Pleasant Hill (col. "A. ID. Vann.
Mt. Zion combined )-Sallie Paris.
Pegs (comb. IN. G. O'Donohoe.
New Home (comb. )-Annie Nedry.
Hubert (comb. Mary Hills.
Freewater (comb Matte L. Tri-
gus.
Still (comb. Amanda Wilson.
Macedonia combined -
Tahlequah (col. Fannie Lowery
French lcomb. Minnie Parker.
Clarke-Minnie Benge.
GoINGsNAKE DISTRICT.
Baptist-Lulu Alberty.
Ballard Creek-MYrtle Ingram.
Beayer-Bertha Ingram.
Carnes-Katherine Alberty.
Clear Fork Mary Duncan.
Fairiield-James Scacewate.
Greene w Whitmire.
Horn-Etta Hickman.
Mulberry-Leona Walkingstick.
Chewie-Bessie England.
Oak Grove Sadie Adair.
Peayine-Mary Nol.e.
pinev
Taylor--Phoeba Rider.
Tyner's valley-Daisy ID Starr.
Tom Devlne- Mary Belle Starr.
Stony Point-Jennie Paden.
Wagoner-Susie Gritts.
Wesville-T G Pyle.
COMBINED.
Moseley's Prairie Matte Bird.
Barren-M l. Lawrence.
FLINT DISTRICT.
Walnut Willie Gott.
Clear Springs-Nellie silk.
Cochran-Amelia Taylor.
Chuculate-Mary Watts.
Gravel Mary Miller.
Elm Groye-Florence Adair.
Round Springs Ella Glass.
Rock Springs-Anna Taylor.
Stilwell-Mrs VI n Erwin.
Sycamore-W p Drew.
Walker Minnie Morgan.
Honey Hill-Arthur Sanders.
Horn combined Felix Holland.
Dalonega --- -
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-07-27
BLIC SCHOOL
| APPOINTMENTS

of Primary Teachers Ap'
nted for Term Beginning
September 5, 1904.
c0owEEsCoowEE DISTRICT.
ir-J. r. Carselowey.
tlesyille -Josephene Barker.
IA Knob-Bella Sloan.
wning Springs Stella Ghormley
Wale-Sarah b. Clark.
81 Maggie M. Parks.
emore-Ida Mae Collins, Maud
Josephine Howard.
insville-R. Gazelle Lane, Oh iyia
ell.
bosa- Jefiie Edwards.
teau-E. A. Hillhouse.
ton Valley-Eya Cameron.
tralia-Clara Tyler.
Hope Frances Tygar.
ware-Ollie Antione.
s-Ina Palmer.
Bn Brier-Soggie Mayes.
mony Grove-Flora Steadley.
rls-John Z. Butler.
us-Alice Crutchfeld.
ata-Hattie Gore, Grace Phil
bertha Dodge.
bgah-R A. Henderson.
~ Paw-Nellie Meek.
or Creek-E Edna Brlnker, Ida b.
well.
he-Mae Vincent.
lllips-Sanora Gray.
asantHill- Eunice Chamberlain.
ers- Florence johnson.
mona Flossie Carselowey.
ar Mound--AlIce Smell.
TIL Eugene Tygar.
ey Union Nina Clarke.
wah-Bessie Schrimsher.
ala--Victoria Foreman.
.hita-Hattie Troxel, Marigold
b., Carolyn Goodykoontz-
Isl PoInt-Sayola Mitchell.
bite Oak-Lucinda Ballard Harlin
shn-Henry Dameron.
hy tcol. )-John Il. Foster.
eneck (col. wv. p. Cowan.
ory Greek lcol. Rosa Sanders
thing Greek (col. - r. w.
M pson.
ierson tcol. Nelson Grubbs-
apah-Eva Suddreth.
CoaBTSED.
Grace Wallace.
Mter-Veta l.. Harris.
& Jesse Skldmore.
thope-Frances Tygar.
Cabin-L. o. Brown.
20 Mamie L. Lipe.
pel-Amanda Payne Morgan.
ance- Emma Linton.
bIt Mound Katherine Sloan.
iC, (coL 1T. A. Garcia
RpelBig Greek lcol. Dora Black
|shyhead Richard Holland.
7pPs-Mary Bentley.
|hshine Stdla Ghormley.
gle MattieP Perriman.
.rdigris Laura Edwards
kgs Chapel-clara Couch.
|erside-J. L. Coppock.
Ririe View Virginia Lindsey.
Fassa ( Cherokee Mae Dixon.
btus-Alice Crutchheld.
|wey--Cora Hicks.
|mer-Lizzie Keys.
I'D Knob Della Sloan.
|laware-Ollie Artolne.
DELAWARE DISTRICT.
ton Lola Ward, Nora Victor.
bard Lizzie v. Ross.
felaekes-Gean Finley.
selowey-N Nellie Couch.
|cha-S. w. Peak.
h Creek Birdie Smell.
Hrland- Mary Garrett, Allie Gar
Belle Cunningham, Lena
|ht.
ckory Grove Bette Byrd.
Insy Greek Jennie Glass.
tchum Charles II. English.
tchell Springs S. Vivian Scott.
II. Ballard.
Ghee Nora Holt.
Sc Ridge-Jessie Dick.
'mpas Mary Hampton.
sogaIi Matter Fox.
suma Frank 7. Marsh,
ieyille Dan r. Gourd
ccess Nellie DaSis
nber2 Emily Barnes.
)pia e. o. Grant.
lch-. Golda Barker.
tory Lulu Wal.
nra fool .eteiS Vann
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-07-27
cnmnaLe q e. g.

Make a strip nsins pound of sugar.
4 Plat and a hall Of water. and the thin
veuos' flnd OF half alemon. When it has
boiled % minutes and been well SKINNED
put in pint and half Of green figs and
simmer slowly until tender This may
take three hours. Take up the figs, boil
the ssrup a little longer. add a winegIass-
full II port and pour over the figs
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-07-27

The Alton boy who was believed to
have been stolen by gypsies returned
home yesterday. He had gone out ia
the country without the knowledge
or permission Of his parents, and de-
cided to remain a day or two.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-07-27
ANNOUNCEMENT.

| desire to call the at
tention of the people of
Y inita and this section of
country generally to the
fact that | have pur-
chased the stock of drugs
and jeWeIry formerly
owned by DR.. A. w. Fore
man. wish the friend
ship and patronage of the
Id patrons of the store,
and hope to have many
new ones. Come in and
get acquainted.
A. P. OWENS,
Successor to DR.. A. W. Foreman
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-07-27

One red COW with white spot.
One red COW.
One red yearling steer
One red 2-year-0id steer.
Alldehornedand branded L
on right side.
Put ia pound July 26, 1904.
G. J. NEWMAN.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-07-27
Advertising Vinita.

The Commercial Club, at a cal
meeting Tuesday decided to take a
page in the Katy monthly folder for
six months at SIPS a page.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-07-27

Blake Gore is here from BIueiacket.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-07-27
ILLINOIS DISTRICT.

ILLINOIS DISTRICT.
Fort Gibson Flora Lindsey.
Fort Gibson (col. Harriet Skates
Bragg Bertha Patrick.
Thres Riyers-Anna S Benge.
Wan Rosanna Harage.
Campbell Mrs A Kimler,
Bark John L Rogers
Mickey Lizzie Drew
Terrell Eliza Gunter.
Garfield Emma Ingram.
Waite col carrie Graham.
Greenleaf (col. M w Wagner.
Sand Town Lcol. Lewis Lasley. d
Perkins-Mrs Flora Thornton.
Black CUM S Sanders.
White Oak-Chas p Petit.
Wan [col.l-Mary Carter.
CANADIAN DISTRICT.
Russell-aary + Russell.
Briartown- Mary Starr.
Prairie Gap-Nannie w Miller.
Browns Chapel-Lena Harmon
Geren Alice Boulineau.
Webber's Falls Mary Guluger.
Beck Callie Seveir.
Staryilla-Anna Seyeir
Texanna Lille Cunningham.
New Hope Kate Hubbard
Bennett BERTHE Brown
Brushy Mountain Florence John
son
Howard Chapel Boxie Cunningham
Mcdaniel Okla Sanders.
at. Nebo Tensie Cook.
sEQUoYAH DISTRICT
Sallisaw Elizabeth Morgan.
Hanson Nora Bradley.
Adail- Cherokee Adair.
Muldrow Lulu Morgan.
Bethel Chapel Byrd Faulkner.
Brushy Zulu Bean.
TContince6 Cn Page Three
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-07-27

Take Foleys Kidney Cure. 1t has
cured when everything else has disap-
pointed. Peoples drug store. DIV
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