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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-24

The 2lth annual NuniH 81 tie
Inter State Reunion Association viIi
- hold an Reunion Fafk laxtef
spfines kaHas August e. e. septsm
uef 2 and uill he tHe guudesi and
bieKost ever held More thau a bau.
15ed naiei speakers have ieen seeuf.
81. AMI TIE AMUSEMENT fsatams alll
- & hIgi elass faF privileges a.
Information 81 ans klHd write te
ghae = smith. License Agent hax.
tef springs kAn9ls
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-24
Quesil0a Discussed BY The
commereial Club.
BETTER SCHOOLS
BETTER PEOPLE
We May 6ei Brick Plant Re-
union VIII Be Held
New Officers 10
Be Elected

Better schools means q better
town ara lettsF people aid = "
ofr 81 TIE meeting last night. speak
lug 90 The subject of cllools he con.
tinued vlalta oug' 10 have q HIGH
seloo Tive desire "a make tl8s al
educational ceuief ae should not aalg
have a nlgh sclool, bgt w. should
also hafe TIE college woud rather
psg taxes f1f fpod schools than ans
thing elss b IS tie first quesfien
asked What Kind a schools have
yolf and se want the Fefg tests
These ard similar rfmaFss were
made b NJ err and oghem
Ths club had met after a tao
months saeation principally e. dis
coaa tlls sehaol situation About
twenty y.Hyu were present
Il sas expected thaf some repre-.
sentative Il thr Willie IialsciI eoh
lese aoald - present BOT tisYo aefr
uane sud conss lueutly Uhe rlah eoad
nat ssf ihe desired Information S. O.
whether % nat the college e4li oeu
ras graE
4uage 0lIt, as g meutsr 81 tlH puh.
lie school beard stated that 1heE Ad
maie a careful estimate af fhe um
nlHe sxpeuss af the sefool iof ue
Hest eighteen mmt's and thar sifh
Tie amount Appropriated for tile
niaoe' t4dy seula have lBsf about
snaakl mone4 g. dtfmy expenses,
having addei lbvs nee teaelefs ani
tla baaHd lIai eoMa e. tha core usiou
ttai g eii nlnln grade soaid rem
the oxpgus above ihe appropriation
iie ald 4 Was uot 5 question q
naulue tie lllFh seb9o hat hos @
scI be aa there are abaet tNeutftuo
paplls here sie have completed tie
pfasut eoure ant that 8 anth grade
Is foal0 e pressing aceess.ty slaad
tie college bui open
Tie seha0' question Has tten
passea anti ueat Friday night and 10
ne meaa time an lnUtailoa Wiz q
erJfndot Tie cel'ose management
t0 meet sitb tle e'ah at tAat time
Tie s5oleu mal proposition vas
Then taken 8p aud u.e club decided
that shoaa e commhg decide e
locafe = mlli here Ties would furnish
them s halAilns ste glte them ts
glad hand 4 encouragement ard Their
god sill
Tie brick plsnt aas d6seussei and
Il sas stated D. President Riddle
that the COMMITTEES believes ties have
i alan wlso ell uaf in tNe plant
The resignation q A. Is Wilder s.
treasurer 81 TIE clab sae presented
Tie xcaHi9dfrsins feanid0 vas
talked 0fsr and ghs committee re.
auesied q make an esflf report and
Hx tle dates CO h8lding tie same
Tie election q officers ~ tle e,ah
occafm tee 0ui meeting night ln
September s week fram uoEt FRIDAY
Al niemtsn aue requested q - rfcs
eiit al tie neat meeting
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-24

kInHap aH aM lal paper 81 CHINA
~ Het HufnaI lf ihe world aats
See hast 81 afi 6 hsrame d ueeif
- leet daily in ism and . nae s
81 calls fhe regular ISSUE s.0ia
cap.ta faf mafrHH edition nfsH
- an selIaN papef aua e onilarl -
TRACE tnlrffala fhe noou issue Is ealle
aud Wholly OacIa. Nallo lhai at n.sig
ia painted Cd black paper ana - go
tsua afo mlaei aueuua
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-24
ROYAL PROCLAMATION


Associated rresa
sl rtte~0uu Aug is 4 s 70.
ported i0iag tiat iis Imperial mani-
ttsto proclamation Great lg tlH ia
t.aaa1 Tepres aiife assembly soa.i 4.
rad g. all gbayhsa ana at tbs aeet.
ing of Ils kemsiuas Nud muuiel lpalt
Ties iamermN SATURDAY.
Tie daY eUl d observed as 8 uaiioa.
al feie dsfe and al1 government ea 81
aiIi b. closed
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Portsmouth, Aus II ne peace
ensoys adloamea ioF laaehe8na ~ u 90
having spent ti.s entire mogalng dls.
na@lng ArtErls nias shich Is lallcsssi
Includes TIE question q l1pznesa re.
Endorsements iof tI.e eaal VI Ms var
10 agreement aas fe8ciasi ara tie
commissioner temTuafIif ia51 it
aalde and pfoessdssi & .iisesss the neat
article
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-24
MANY KANSANS
GET LUCKY

Associated rress
puso, Utah. Aue u rhe Iollow.
lug ieiag duw claims Ia the tiniah
reservation
John A. Taylor Wlclllta. KISS Jas
" Molsoaald Manhattan, Kns WIN.
G Wagner, Hays cts Iams Dow
Latrosse and G. 9. Klnsey, well
kas Dennis z cAllam. Kansas git8,
Ne
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-24

Neyof q tbe Way no trouble 70
rafrg essf 90 take pleasant ard nefeF
failing Is Results afe lieWitfs Little
EaHg Rlsem These famous little
pills are 6 oefialn guarantee against
hsadache bllimsBee torpid liver and
a.l q re 81 resulting fmm fanst'pa
t.aa Th teaIe aad sie1Hhrn the
Nof Cue aMdsee SID rs Peoples
nfas store. DIS
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-24
PRESIDENTS Sun
GOES HUNTING
Kermit Roosevelt Will Shoot
Game In Black Hills Res
ersati0n.
AssriatdPmS

Ogstsr liay, \ = Aug ls Kermit,
second son of President Roosevelt left
today f0r leaduood S p on visit
q Capt Seth halloch superintendent
q tie BLACK iliIls forest reserve lie
vii take tie trip aloue and goes on =
two 90 three sceks hunting excursion
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McEENHON REELECTED.
Defeated J. Hialr Shsenfalt Fsr At
termeyship of ssn,inole NAtlan.

The Seminole council THURSDAY
evening releetod A s Mekonuol Of
soath McAleaicf tribal attorney az
aalarY q 5000 a year defeating
Blair shoepiet by vote of % 20 %
" ! Cromp 81 Wcaosa retired rom
tiso race
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koHf ff a al
81 Nalf 81 IIea um fG t
u ff ats Nu H1fa
eas asea 81 nuf Ma6aH ward
areatrE HaIifa NeIai.
eefa Mas Fspe asserted hs
gftf uafaeeataf fHffnIae han
feetif es1en fWt NeHe eIars
ans ffa efap ebIeh afa S. meiy
avfa ra grapes eaHH fa
CSC M afs H1tsatF q
Is marr. heata fH them ultt SUGAR.
tHt tfel a tssafane a''aaed bs
sHastaa t1 ehH Ef6eu at ue1le fot
d ah.eh nfa h mala faaE have
lae me a0sfaru babe af
ffaiH Htfa aif e.
nlt h Hs.a at
the gu af bsliud-
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Portsmouth n il AUG IS TIE
crisis IA ths psaee eeeonfevnes has heaa
reached snd pes4lulsw ls again us
nete
nat tie dAfkasi uouf IS last before
dawn and there Is slill hops rrsdlo.
tloas Il hnalFuplue te.iaF certainly
ulu aal b. instlaed unless llaron
Konun aeumtl,eIl picks 80 his hat
ana ANNOUNCES tat t j. useless 70
puoea further
NJ wltie Al less, eiil noi - pre-.
elpllage After article 2 Limitation
q Rualas slets poser ia tie FaF
Fast, and articla i. Hsl,sus rights %
Russian llitanl. av disposed oi. hs
sill favor AZ adjournment until Mon.
aag 70 hear the lasf word ifom 81
Petersburg
The sxclange Of Ylees yesserdaI o.
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sifa Fluffy 90 eish caald break
Yuu OF sweafinEi
Mf fiuay Possibly Yoa can
"HoV please
stop uaggihs maj
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WILL NOT PAY A
''SPECK OF TRIBUTE
President Makes Desperate Efforts to Save
Conference From ShipWreCk

article .. remuneration fog caat Of The
var sllosui "a oncs that the plrnlpo.
tsnl4uos uen as far apaff a. the POLES
on fllat question and it was raasesi
ever
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0n hay honse 3 years old white SPOT
'n face white hind fool gentle ~
ride REWARD ios information leading
q recovery Tua AtheS Finlta
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Portsmouth y H. ASS IA 4-Frcs-
lsicnt Roosevelt has stepped into tie
breach ana 10 mAklng lAAt desperate
cnost q Ase The psaoe oanfsgenee
from nillpwreck That. Ia q gantance
Is asllessd 70 b TIE situation THIS
moFniug Just shat tlle president ID
doing las nos tsAnsplfca
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poable saithooa eoa,entloa a.
AnaAasse. AaE- % ~. InelasIxe.

fo ah#te oeelsla ffe Y
railway 81 seH ous H.sf eass Fare pls
rs cents So fHe raan8 tun Date
80 ae 1853 I taef ncHsKg hna.
f
ll s. HAHn sEtHf
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RUSSIANS WITHDRAW

seoil "a y Hs umorsa u
Rasslans Ia Nafttstu korea ara sltf.
drawing
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-24

Portsmouth. Aag s. When q Fe-
cess mas taken at i48 th following
ef|eial statement sas issued
SIN the sitting gf ths morning
Aus q, tie conference has continued
the discussion q Article NJ aud tic
discussion las nol besn finished TIE
discussion os This article sill BE- re-
same3 a thEee o'clock
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Portsmouth Aag ie 1t Is FsgAri-
"a ~ certain llAs ths prrsldfns has
appealed both 10 Toxic and s.
Petersburg governments 10 lnd0esths
warFins countries 70 siow a spirit q
eoncemlon and not Allow Tho confsr.
eacs 70 se GA ii,s focks heat Tees.
day
II tie cooperation q England and
Francs allies nf she respective b3lllg
ennie, ass secured. thing a.Ay be
accomplished
The main obstacle - tlss taosos of
tsle confefenee Il boend q Prove ,o u
ths Indemnity gassloa Hssala vii
net pay . sp,vs u tflbaie" - tls
aaguass q wiits
Tie question II tlse csas.oa " SAX.
hAliu may be Affangod hai anlths
lapsn rellrziulsi.es lcelalm 90 sTls
Cost u Wu" lope Is Koas
France. Il i certain. wlli ,apport
tis presidents Effort II England
wsll uor bring pssssuFe 70 lsss. - 4
Is definitely stated 80 i wlllla9 70
de tie situation ma = saved
IA nusfca. Aug n llauu nassn. 80.
,dmnIsd bY . member of tlss peace
delegation arrived 10 n1aton t1is
mernlus ffom Portsmouth ilis dss
flnAslan j oYstef naf
oyster i.ay Aus D. 4 fspresea.
tAf,s 0f TIE Russia peace gayou 81
ieHsmoaih vii arrive hefs today 81
fomofruu "a confer Nlth TIE pf@i.
asut Tie IDENTITY u tlie represent
atlss i nBt kn8sn
His mission siiI ls o. cemait sith
ihs president siih 4 sisw lo bringing
about settlement bsleesa Russia
ana iar4n thsf plll prevent ami
lapan
Portsmouth Aag is Wien tie
lsacs sngaIs resumed their session -
aay it u4s practically slth tla exact
aus n.faaa.ng that at tle end of use
day thsy uuuld aaioam until Noalay
nnlsss something entirely uui0n n
oce= toiag TIE ina. tfasslu ell
- postponed until Honhl g gifs
both sitIs tlms Is tsa tie at sofls
e tlslr governments
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4 noiea Aus h iiama Ra~n 80
,slmnisd hy . member of ths pszoe
delegation. arrived Ia noaton this
morning fran Portsmouth ilis des
flnAgian j Oyster ifaf
The leader., 1905-10-28
Invited to Aid Jerorne.

New York, Oct. 20. Gov. Folk of
Missouri has been invited to make
speeches for Jerome, but he declined.
The leader., 1905-10-28
DISCOVERY or A SHORTAGE
Cashier Runder of the St. Louis
Post Ofice Shy Over $4,000.
ne Was the Successor of David
Hays, VINO DefauIted TOR over
$4,000 Nine Years Ago.

st. Louis, Oct. 23.-Francis B. Rum
der, cashier of the st. Louis post ofiice,
was arrested by Post ONCE inspectors
J. l.. Stice and John d. Sullivan, tol-
lowing the discovery of q shortage OF
over $4,000 in his accounts
Immediately after taking Runder
into custody, the inspectors applied to
District Attorney Dyer and a warrant
charging embezzlement, was issued.
Runder admitted the shortage to the
inspectors, and said he was response
BILE for 1t, but that he did not know
what had become of the money
Runder was suspended by Postmaster
Wyman before his arrest. His salary
was $4,000 year, and 1t is said he
had in his charge sums averaging $780,
600 a day. He has been in the post
Office 26 years, and has been cashier
nine years.
He is under 100000 bond. The
surety company, which issued the bond
is said to have instituted the inquiry
which revealed the discrepancy.
He was graduated from the st. Louis
university, was made a clerk in the
post office in 1879 and worked his way
up steadily.
He was assistant cashier of the post
Office in 1896, when shortage amount
ing to more than $4,000 was found in
the accounts of Cashier David Hays
Runder succeeded him.
The leader., 1905-10-28
WAS RICH FOR TEN DAYS
Edward G. CunliEe, who Robbed the
Adams Express Co. of $1O1 900,
Arrested at Bridgeport, Conn.

Bridgeport, Conn, Oct. 20. Edward
George Cunliffe, wanted in Pittsburg,
Pa, for the robbery of $101 900 in cash
from the Adams Express Co., was ar
rested here.
In the presence of Superintendent
Birmingham, Detective Thornhill, Hen
ry Curtis, the local agent Of the Adams
Express Co., and Capt. Arnold, Of the
Bridgeport detective force, Cunliffe ad-
mitted that he took the money.
Five minutes after took the money
! was sorry, said Cunliffe, but it was
too late to do anything.
What can you expect from a man
getting salary of only $65 month
and handling thousands of dollars a
day ? l was tempted and l fell"
The robbery for which Cunliffe is
wanted in Pittsburg was committed on
the night of October 9.
Nearly $4,000 of the money stolen
by Cunliffe was recovered at the home
of Cunliffe's brother-in-law, Joseph w.
Boardman, at Bristol, Conn. The
money was in a suit case sent from
Bridgeport to Boardman, and had not
been opened up to the time that Board
mans house was visited. Boardman
knew nothing of the money being in the
house.
The leader., 1905-10-28
coLoRADo CONCERNS.

Routt county, Colorado, contains
within its boundaries 72,770 head az
cattle. valued at sS17,s In this re-
spect it leads all the counties in the
state.
From 35,00O,000 to 5O,00O,00O more
tons Of freight will be shipped into
Denver this year than last, say the
general freight agents, who also add
that last year was considered the ban
ner year in the railroad history Of the
town.
Owners OF 100000 acres Of dry
lands in eastern Colorado and western
Colorado have formed the Colorado
Association for Scientific Farming, to
spread the knowledge Of the Cambeil
system of dry farming to the world
and to induce the settlement Of the
western plains.
Following the success which has at
tended the feeding of field peas to
lambs in the San Luis valley, hundreds
of farmers who have made fortunes iii
the process are now trying the same
food on cattle, with equally good sue
cess. More than 100000 lambs are be-
ing fattened there this year, and it is
believed that in two years more tbs
number of cattle fattened per season
will exceed that number.
The leader., 1905-10-28
$4,000 PENALTY on avatera-usierce.

Austin. Tex, Oct 2s The Waters
Pierce Oil co. has been assessed $1,000
penalty BY Texas for failure 10 pay
the tax os t9o per cent. upon It's gross
ge1sitts
The leader., 1905-10-28
ODD FACTS ABOUT GOLD.

Few people know the real color OF
gold, because it is seldom seen ex-
cept when heavily alloyed, which
makes it much redder than when it is
pure.
The purest coins ever made were
the $50 pieces which once were In
common use in California. Their
coinage was abandoned because the
loss by abrasion was so great and be-
cause their interior could be bored out
and filled with lead They were oc-
tagonal in shape, and were the most
valuable coins ever minted and cir
culated.
All gold is not alike when refined.
Australian gold is distinctly redder
than that taken in California. More
over, placer gold is more yellow than
that which is taken from quartz. This
is one of the mysteries of metallurgy,
because the gold in placers comes
from that which is in quartz. The
gold in the Ural mountains is the red
dest in the world.
The leader., 1905-10-28

The vaccine for the cure of tuber,
Culosis. the discovery of which was
recently announced at the information,
al congress at Paris by Prof. Won
Behring, will be brought within the
reach of the poorest people in every
part of the world within a year, ac-
cording TO statement made by DIR. E.
Bischoff, of the firm of c. Bischoff &
Co., the professors American agents.
DR.. Bischoff is satisfied that cure
for consumption has actually been
discovered, and denied that Won Beh-
ring is holding back his discovery for
the sake Of the money to be gained.
The leader., 1905-10-28

Heavy Rains In the West ana HisA
Temperatures south Have At
9ected Business somewhat.

New York, Oct. Bradstreet's
weekly review says:
Trade reports are rather more irreg-
ular, but inquiry is still at high ten-
sion. Heavy rains west and too high
temperature south and east have exer-
cised bad influence, but back Of this Is
TO be reckoned the fact that wholesale
trade has been active for three months
past, and some quoting IS naturally Id
order. Colder weather now advancing
Is reported stimulating retail trade
and influences recorder business with
jobbers. Lifting Of Quarantines has
unquestionably helped southern trade,
but the effects Of this have been partly
counterbalanced by the holding Of cot
ton for higher prices, which also re-
tards collections. Car shortages are
becoming more acute, the Pacific coast
now feeling their influence, and grain
and lumber, coal, coke and ore ship
ments are delayed thereby, with effects
on retail trade and collections.
The leader., 1905-10-28
RESPONDING TO QUERIES
Internal Revenue Commissioners
YerIkes Gives Light ON His Recent
Patent Medicine order.

Washington, Oct. 20.-A large mum
Der Of letters are being received by the
commissioner of the internal revenue
on the subject Of alcoholic compounds,
such as patent medicines, essences, ETC.,
against which rulings have recently
been made, and Commissioner Yerkes
is answering them as rapidly as pos
sible.
He has directed collectors Of internal
revenue not to purchase samples Of
patent medicines and other alleged
whisky compounds until instructed to
do so. In letter to correspondent.
the commissioner says that there is no
special tax under the internal revenue
laws for the sale of apple cider, but
cautions them that the only safe course
for dealers to pursue is to sell the bev-
erage only under its true name. It is
stated by chemists that the pure apple
cider of the United States contains
more alcohol than beer, the alcohol in
cider frequently running as high as
s per cent, while beer contains
about 315 per cent. The commits
sioner goes on to say that so long
as apple cider is sold under that name
it may not be disturbed, but when it is
mixed with anything else or with
whisky, as is frequently the case, ac-
tion may be taken against the dealer
by agents of the government.
In another letter the commissioner
writes that druggists may use alcoholic
liquors in compounding physicians
prescriptions and in making tinetures
for sale in good faith for medical use
only, without subjecting themselves to
special tax as liquor dealers He says,
however, that whisky or other alco-
hohc liquors can not be prescribed and
sold even for medicinal use only with
out subjecting the seller to special
tax as liquor dealer. He decides that
physician can not prescribe whisky
to patient when not compounded with
medicine, without involving himself in
special tax liability, even though he
preseribes and sells it for use as medi-
cine only.
The leader., 1905-10-28
BESIDE THE ACTOR GARRICK
The Ashes Of Sir Henry Irving Inc
TERED In Westminster Among ne.
mains Of IIIustrious Dead.

London, Oct 21.-Beside the actor,
Garrick, and under the shadow Of the
statue of Shakespeare as the inter-
prefer of whose plays he won fame, the
ashes of Sir Henry Irving were given
burial in Westminster Abbey, thus be-
ing accorded England's greatest trib-
ute to her dead.
The services, which were of an inn
pressiye character, were conducted in
the presence of a congregation which
included many from the highest ofacial
life of England, eminent representa-
tives of all walks Of life, and all the
representatives of that gallery to which
Irving was so invariably attentive who
| could find standing room in the abbey.
The leader., 1905-10-28
UnEARTHIAG CROOKEDNESS
The St. Louis Grand Jury Said to
Have Struck New Leads.
Unreatrained Vice and the Wealth
Of Certain Detectives to Come
Under the Limellght.

st. Louis, Oct 2O.-The grand jury
has struck some new leads In its inves-
tigation of the police department. Re-
cent rows among officers and detec-
tiYes, in which threats and counter
threats were made. gave the first clews.
These were followed up quickly Cir.
cult Attorney Sager conferred with Gov.
Folk. The governor had unearthed
some evidence while he was circuit at
.torney, but it was not enough. Added
to that now in Circuit Attorney Sager's
possession, indictments are said to be
sure.
Women of the half world are being
sought That they are parties to the
crookedness alleged is certain. Some
detectives may be asked to explain the
possession Of much wealth. The bank
accounts and realty holdings of others
will go under the limelight. Still 9TH
ers with fondness for almost priceless
jewels will be given every opportunity
| to explain.
! A detectives salary is just $115 per
month, very good salary, but not one
upon which man might grow rich or
wear profusion of gems.
The spread of vice in the west end
! is under investigation, too. Disorderly
| houses have been established in the
most aristocratic neighborhoods. When
| citizens complained, certain police Off
GERS laughed at them. These officers
will be asked to let the grand jury in
on the joke.
! All in all, there's rough road ahead
| for more than one member of the police
i department, and not few may learn
, by actual experience what it means to
be the Subject of "sweat box" exam
! ination.
1t is also alleged that member OF
the police department may have to face
an indictment for the killing of Fred
! erick 3. Scheel, the young Belleville
] (Ill) law student, who was killed dur
ing an intimidation melee at primary
election in September. 1904.