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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

=. 4 e 4 . ( + Y. i y :
N. Page, but with the close Of the Viz
ginia circuit of open-air shows, ending
at Warrenton on August 3Ot and 3lth,
the stable will be rested up during Inc
month of September, after which strong
hid will be made for further honors "a {
I,ynchburg, Richmond and Norfolk IN &C.
tober.
The trotters and PAGERS In the training
stable OF George r. Richmond {at the
!. Decp Run Hunt Club track are all DONG
n,ceiy.@ Richmond halls from New Eng
land. but has been here for some years
There arc few better care takers stn'.li
this small Massachusetts man, Wh'1e' too,
Inc surroundings of his stable arc neat
and Trim certainly ever pleasing as
meet of affairs to most owners OF speedy
harness horses, likewise Of hunters ana
Jumpers. with the latter class OF horses
he did good piece OF work q rev sea-
sons back with the noted h1gh 1unpe,
Elevator, whose feet were not " sp ,',..
shape, but IN Rlchmonds hanus .ne ,,o oa1
gray son Of Eeve came around " groa.
shape and made history for virginia pred
horses Among others now In lticnmnod
stable are the PAGERS Tom Boy, 2:2l III
winner at Norfolk this season; Doug
Thomas, 2:l6 IA, and some well-bred and
speedy trottcrs,3 both with and without
records }t
One of the best broken and incest man
ne.rcd thoroughbreds yet seen IN this
section is the qualified hunter and sue
cessful stcepleohaser, Miss Chaliins bred
and owned by John II, Chaffln, at CHATS
worth Farm, near the city She Is a
bay mare eight years old, by Eleye' the
dead son yof Eolus, dam Mary "a pS
prosper. Miss Chatiin was winner. ~
1904 across country, and this season mas
also earned winning brackets y Inc
steeplechase events at tho open air horse
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

the first baptisms, celebrated the first
! communion and first read the office for
the burial OF the dead, etc. This was all
done at jamestown, VA, the first Eng
Ish eettlcnent thirteen years before
the Mayflower set sail-thrteen years be-
fore the landing at plymouth Rock. Re-
member, .'Hcw to the line let re chips
fall where they may" Endless progress
sion. but save the landmarks else the
rising generation will be without chart
or compass.
Men Of your school also say the first
blood OF the Revolution was spilled at
Lexington (Mass.) 10th Of April. 1I!5.s
This Is not so. The first battle OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

made by Elk Governor Bob Taylor's mag
azine. Nashville, Tenn, for the month or
May last, Hon. Francis w. Cuslnlan, N
his Fourth of July Grafton at nuckley'
In this State, the Post Of this city
for last week. etc. Governor Mchrlde.
of this state, IN THIS city Fourth or
July, two years ago, most DRAMATICALLY
claimed that Thomas Jefferson never
wrote tho Declaration of independence
and worse, he did not qualify his under
lying, misleading utterancc,
For tho sake Of history and the llttls
ores nov coming on to be the mainstay
of the country and the church, do put
this matte square to the rule and plum
met of truth on all suitable occasions,
Yours, "Dlstnct as the pillows, yet
one as The sea" Faithfully. aEf
y, ii, lily ELY.
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detached by the more giant forces Al OF
%nature3and thrown Into the rlverabe ped; -
&few&hburs before ! had crawled directly
sundcrSthis rock in my canyon ''oxplorn-
ton Returning was fain to accept the;
assistance Of one OF the road builders IN
gcttng.nCrpSs this place, looking down the!
while Into the river boiling below among
the rocks. SEsAl VI rs a, 55jS. q;
III yon Sin yol, can get out a aua Il. e
one Of the dynamltcrs cheerfully, as
passed my camera over and was slnchrg
across this slippery six feet, cllngng TO-
the canyon side. IA NJ X, g.;S,t
project 3with Its great dam, l is enormous
spilways its mountaln,rond building: and
Us miles Of can ,d ana hng9 tunnels b9rea
Ahern, n government district engineer
Who, almost cut of, from, 4 the outside
s 0d a has t al his III eayo once
fastness of the Shoshone Indians.
National Irrigation.
What does all this great Irrigation work
OF tho government throughout tho West
SIGNIFY? Simply that the nation has wise
X decided 3, to use the money derived fr9m
its desert soil Of value and furnish many
homc-building opportunites. It means
that many men will find employment In
the construction of dams and canals In
every western community, and that finally
new farm homes viii DO established, add
Ing to the natlon's wealth .nnd balancing
our population now inclined cltyWard.
For II thousand years longer this splen-
did dam site would, likely stand, idle be-
fore private capital would develop 1t TO
It's magnificent full capacity, for the dlr-t
flculties In the way Of the engineers are
many and unknown; but no government
will meet all obstacles and overcome them
and finally turn over to q thousand farm
ers n perfect job OF engineering, compar-
Incas, the Egyptian Rameses or the Brit
ish engineers Of India---an enduring monu-
mcnt for all time to the wisdom of the
present generation of America.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

shows and race meetings. The daughter
OF Elevc Is really OF the versatile SORT,
because she IS not only clever n me
hunting field but Is nicely broken 'I,H'e,I, 70
harness. and as a driver she IS k1nd'
tractable and pleasant a
In addition TO the stable OF show horses.
owned by David Dunlop. the Petersburg l,t'
fancier OF dock tailed high steppers, ne
Mas n, dozen or more OF fine thorough
bred mares at Coxyin Hall Farm, which
- a nice estate of hundreds Of acres nca
Geo P. O., in Prince George county, va
A further addition TO the Dunlop stable
Includes a recent purchase Of some
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

Haley met here to-day and appointed
the following teachers;
,Keysvlllc Public School--Professor II.
G. Ruflln, principal, and Miss Jean F.
Wood. OF Clarksyille. assistant.
Il Ontario School-Principal, Miss Daisy
Gregory, assistant, Miss Pearl White
Crab Orchard-Miss Jean Daniel, prln-
clpal.
Brlery-Mlss Torrie Singleton, princl-
nal. 49, ~ ~ - L..t-n--
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
SPECIAL EXCURSION TO NIAGARA
FALLS, VIA r., F. & p. r, n. AND
saS36 CONNECTIONS,

Leave Washington, d, c.. rs follows:
via Baltimore & Ohio Railway and Le,
high Valley Railroad. TOO a, NJ Friday.
July l4th and 2sth;, Ausnst 5th and sth.
railroad and Buffalo, 1868 a. NJ, Fridays,
july TN and 2lst August nth and 25th,
September sth and 22d and October 18th
Round trp rate from Alehmond, 1850
DAYS prior to excursions from Washing
ton, limited to reach Washington. return
ing, Within ten days. Including date ~
excursion from that point.
My to ticket agents. Richmond, Freder.
w. p. TAYLOR,
Traffic NsnAGH.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
Baseball BY Electric Light.

/. DANVILI.E, VA, August l9.--A nine
inning game Of baseball was played hero
last night ut the ball park between the
Danyllle and Winston-Salem team result,
ing in ~ victory for the former, The
park was lighted up With electric lights.
and tho entertainment. which Is the first
of It's kind to he given in this city,
proved Interesting and exciting, All of
the plays could DO plainly seen by tho
spectators, Tho regulation indoor base
ball was used,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
Republican Ticket,
fsnocIol rhe Times-DIspntch)

-- (SnecIal 10 The 'Tllhes-DTspHtch1 80
/. ROANOKE, VA, August 19,--The Repub-
llcans OF Roanoke decided Tonight to put
out a full district and city ticket for the
November election. There will bo. two
candidates for the State legislature, and
a full municipal ticket nominated by
mass, meeting on the evening of septem-
her 1th. ~ IN ~ a.E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
Charlotte Schools.

Especial to The Ifmes-D lspatch)
Walton District School Board, composed
.of the following gentlemen Walter q,
Williams Tlournoy McGehee and G, NJ,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
Remodelins Sale Of
Muslin Underwear

Ladies' $500 and s2..s Gowns, in
nainsook and cambria; sale price
500 and $3.50 each.
One lot Corset Covers, regularly
SOC and 76c; prices range from loo
& to 30c for your pick.
Oneslot Cambria Pants, SOC Kinds.
sale price 30c. A, II "
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Remodelins Sale }
Of Mems Fixinss

39c Reversible Four In Hand Tics,
23c. s
25c White and Fancy Wash Ties,
new patterns, II 1-2c.
25c quality Mems Fancy Silk EN-
$broidcrcd Hose, 17c.
19c quality Cents Fine Embroid-
cred Hose; also one lot Cents Black
Drop stitch Hose, IL 1-2c.
4 soc quality Mems Balbriggan and
White Lisle Underwear. sale price
zoe.
Csc quality Mems Balbriggan
Shirts and Drawers, 21c.
SOC quality Gents Elastic Draw
ers Cleans and nainsool), sale price
44c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
THE sHosHoNE# GOVERNMENT DAM SITE.

OF tho irrigation law The land Itself {. l..
been reserved by Secretary Elltcilcock
from entry under the desert and other
land laws not recurring actual resluehce
Few such picturesque and wlldly nea i
tful scenes can be found as this shoslion nc
canyon. The river Is a succession n, i, OF =
along in deep green flood and then boil
Ing over great rocks and boulders In q
white surge. Only for n few hours cach
tom of this deeply cut gorge, the noun
tain sides towering Into the. clouds Two
and three thousand feet. From above
eng nglnee .r: working on the foundations.
directly underneath, they appear like
mimic mon. @
Great Forces Of Nature.
This shoshone canyon and Its surround
Ing mountains are one of natures great
handiworks. iAll has been gut out BY the
silver stream rushing limits bed below.
t 4 re granite and limestone, wearing.
wearing wearing away For, centuries
and ages III has flowed ceasslesssly and nd
6e IS Ssesfsy e ws S Be hu ar
messed and made to produce for man. A
thousand farmers will make PROSPEROUS;
homes for themselves Sro amu tai,le eope
or three million dollars.
In1the canyon proper the great forces
Of nature have wrought wonderfully;
Enormous granite bouders have detached
themselves from the mountains and rolled
down thousands of, feet, crashing their
hundreds and thousands of tons into the
DIayS upon' thcm searching out the seams
and splitting them up or wearing them
away and polishns them smooth
The Rock Pile Of the World.
In tho canyons middle, below the dam
site the Jungle Of rocks fha Il the nnsr9I
hia sis If giant powder had rent the noun
tain sides Id and tumbleod every rugged
projection into the depths below. There
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
From the Busy Basement.
Remodelin Sale Of
Prints, Percales
and Madras.

One lot Light Prints, worth 6 lac,
now 3 53-.ac q yard.
One lot Percale and Madras, were
4 12hc. sale price 8 1-3c. &5 4.
II One lot Solid Color Madras and
4 Chambray worth 15c, now II Fl, ! =, 70.
One lot Dark Prints, worth 6 lac,
+, now 4 1-2c IA yard. 5,a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
Rem odelins Sale
Of Wash Goods

Lawns. Dimities and organdlcs'
wero 1oc and 1910. sale price &c a !
yard. 5.s @ IN
Mercerized Ginghams, were l2h a'''
( sale price lie.
Japonettes, neat patterns for Isl.
monos. etc.;' we're zoe. sale price
16c yard.
Ono lot regular 6 1-4c Lawns, sale
price . 34c.
Mercerized Foulards, in good pat
terms were 12lsc and 15c, sale price
1-3c. Il.
Shepherds Plaid Ginghnms. were
Is 2-3c. sale price IL ~; 1--2c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
3Remodelins Sale
Of Ladies' Skirt!

F In the house only a few days {
4 in Heatherbloom Taffetas, near silk
and satteen effects, gathered and &
& plated. sunburst styles. Sale price
800 to sa.4s, and they're bar ~:
gains indeed. 81 Il a NJ. II
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02
PURCELL REoiarER

an enthusiastically ~ taaut state
Aooa and rsblay against ms soqao
ysh foollshsess and have 30 hesita
zion in rivins reasons fof ets fsitb !
hoid
a. foF lotni statehood aecanne q
gives ~ state Is area population
wealth and resources thp eouai Il
these Immediately about as uhich
comprise ne bea in ihe union Il
Firof al sironN repreaeuinfian Ia con.
gresa - low rata a TAXATION and makes
ua II oar yers ersrg into the rainsy
uf states ms peer e any sm To-
Solnat siateha.ss bseapse fag mans
Feasaps impossihie q enumeration
her. H Is bssS fof 81 uas people q
the pfoEased state
Vi m WALKER E1lt8
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NAaokER RgcoRu

We 81 heartily in sympathy 9Th
a. move for single statehood aud i
81 were noi alg coaeeptlou Il Amer
lean HheFtl eauld force me 5 rcpeg
ibe raE ruis d thc saae vhieh pro
muigaled ths uecont ssparafe state
Constitution Tho peopls at iarse
shoald hav fulce ln selecting the
msu aAo 81 q fnms constitution
under which - arp 5 llfe ana noi s
few ealefa ans .heIr heoshmea The
uakias g counties Is faf 40 lhs pes
p!s Ans ~ for sfo HmHed feN
aho nfesams u dstffaaehiae 81 sha
refuse Il vote s thelf wishes
Wfh so maea Iana autaset inaiaa
Touilan a. siaio suaia b puodY
fVfsnd 81 hHua and laup state .u
suuuaas amthy sreat state A. o.
static 8 tht fve ierrimnes lhe taU
eeala 4 ones ahg F amas the
Hfaaf state E e. soafHvta
a WAm EiIte
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ylslrA eAlLY ealrfrAln.

ln aaf opml8n sanaHaie statehood
for inalan Territory vuald be 81 eWre
elous bandof and voala result dls
astrousis 70 the pnple Thete is com
nafauss4g u8s tassble lard Nithin
lhe domain of shs aye tflhf sad the
burden e Z state Eoumment Noula
crush sha commercial interata ni tta
sew state The cities ana towns
sould haFe q htaG ne buik e Ars
uon Ard Il vuald prove a milestone
aboai lHeir nseka Again. The Indian
population q ths indian Territory has
teen woefuliy oppressed hx thieves
aoa seoundseis nov called Ffaftrrs
amcns their aeu people and lhla ele
neut vUuid planatf the ncs state ~
4 hAs she tribes The indian needs q
D. lhfoau inie 8 big atate vhefe b
eoula - proseolsd fFosn hla own pee
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VlNITA LFApEn

feasins, asiaf fof lhe muuanl sil
aiesiioa ss & whsshsf individually
~ prefer slaeh of eepsfats staieboqa
az th1as * IA who desire statehood
lnaiaaN u the rfespng bafbafaus aye.
Ten a miapterumeni. ah0ule aalis
in aappsn q single stAtehoaa. sines
tinEls statehood ia n mis- kind q
s,aiehoot W eAn poaeih.y secure while
tn Republicans rmala la sonifol a
washington Personals. /
believe wth AT my heart that but one
state shoui4 b made u those tvo ter
rltofios. bat even Il I preferred ssp.
arafe staifhooa. stiii shoaia Fcfass
se have anything % 80 with ne s..
aupyah m0Femeni ssnne n 4 assisted
o.. AZ aulY eHeci will be- % delay
statehood. and. if not lssiaiea o.. whsl
u ihe ass % carrYlar through tbs a..
saralts
n y accLlNroCK E4iiof
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THt ocHELETAN

Ine ueheistan Il fer lolnt aud
AGAINST aepants. Statehood because
H meana ont large compact uniats
commonwealth. Nlth similar customs.
slmf sha oonditous. slth territory
=meient 70 support a an, class Soy
ofnmsuf Ths seqaoyah movement
Is a. effort . preyeui any sind q
statehood ita promoters have Al All
tlmes aeiea unfairly and lnsincerclr
Thsy allowed none bat their croed
Io iate aay par Ia their conseuiion.
ars STA trimming their Constitution to
auit tha winds They propose making
small State eith a large number II
counties both meaning hosvY taas
and iess lnauenoc
"a uATTFsON Ednnf
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1919 Mnon 10 80.

The New era hsa hpen AT ai0ns 4
aingis statehood adsoeats one ress-
ua. ee believe Il is 81 ~ can Eet q
espesi fran fhe hanas ai 8 Repabil
can ConFfvaa and Il is ouf candid -.
lBitH shAt AL aid given to ahA Seaua
ynt taayemens wili asily saser 0UF
chances o. statehood 0f ani kiad
We belisft tha ssgnayah affair 10 50.
fen ~ solels iaf ihe purpose q -
ardiae sialehood ana to cunllnne he
qfeeeuf conditions d ths Ierr1suss
wt 50 Rlaa y stelt thai the leo.
siafaIs ase asesiine sin - sucouf
AEemeat H Wynhs~oos auf psaple
sge treating s. with iuaineFence Gire
us cas- aiata aaa 0tiAhomA wtl BE- the
maAAs W uFsagins mhoHs weFs
spoeas aeselopmsmi d the lnalsE Ter
riiofss boanaiess reaeources
"a 4 eHAcKELFORu ndnaf
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4lnlTA RrpuHLIcAh

81 aeft ane.e kHaiehoad asta
cate before becoming raadea - the
Iadlah Territory ana have aa ehaaa
ed oaf aWnlaa ii Is thd aaH oquH
ahis p1poatia 81 nrsscnt g coa.
ac We fate loHi statehood -
saosr tbe majority = ibt entfprs.
iaE aaa pfufftasto aaanea maa aHa
eunas q Khaa ana ela8 afe d
hof 81 NaeH lafh and hecause
ail = ne cbershee Efafeu aaa pluna.
ucn q thefasn resple are plrate
aiaheal ta1Feates Ne mtaI slusla
steheat eaust w. honestly and
AHcer 4 Natehaa8 AIS aarasa
separate taiehed heeaase fhe aR
81 mas asareeaIlou art noI mdisua.
aua - siatehoaa 81 ans
uns
MURPHY gdliof
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Thoagh primarily in favor 81 sepsr
ais statehood. and 10 favor uf asi,ias
Corgresa 20 consider auf requesi Dor q
separate state. / am aor in favor q
shanaoning the Idea and anigiur with
lhe majority fof a siusle state
take this pasiiion hecsuse some Of
the leaders q lhe separate state move
meut abused ths confidence feaoaea Is
theu ana attempted to ass the oppof.
Haaltf Bnerua bY tbs movement ta
build - a pallgicsi party machine e
Further theif ewu personal Interests
ahlie aamo others opeaif declared fhaa
4 thef eannot secure 3 scpafNte state
ihey efefer g hate noao ehlch la
dlFpcsly opposed ta the oppressed san
timeuf 81 tbe Muskaneo coaxeutina
hui the stuunEeei reaaan Cor thls poe
tan Dee IN thH fact that W. soc haze
af ausaer ffum ConEfea n advance
a. lo shat wlll ard all uos b. done
A. tha matter w. are promlaoe that
8 loiat satshpoa blu eili pass before
me holidays 4 there Is - Interference
We are Al the same ums assufed thaf
81 separate staiehood bin can pass
g ewes be cohldered ana thal 10 In
go upen q e d hloek Legislation
PAU q SMITH. Edliof
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coALaATI INoIEINnANI

NH SAINT % state emrhsaeas3 that
b Independent a fof nlnt statehood
afa hsi ana al ~ tims Rsas
50 rlte some q fbe reasons ahy
rgui neeaase % IS practical iae
sduo4at movement g noi sgnd
nsoaa b mehas lhe efesuH aod q
lhe rfgaf uambsr Nhll, thc IS
aaoyah continent d faatit h mnef
hy saiHmeaf 1haa nsaa +
hoeps lafa nsiaa 'tHaa n
fHcn aer ia oHma t
latvesa CO.. Genmsni ano lhe
ln8 Hhth 81 lhia iustaHr lhe
sequp meni leuars Fuuuh
ntcaa anteH t eifes us great.
sf aneasiih ies ns sspuses
ahne seqamat ueul would
lneue h sr ase ~ fwa aats govern.
meul Frh nscaase 4 II, es.
pressloa q oar ehief executive, aud
lhs sentiment q coaEress The Sc
au0yah morement can boasl 10 such
claim sixth Becnuse 4 u the d.
alrx cf ! vef1 great majority o. the
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02

TERRITORY whlnh aapgiseN oas prpls
of thslF rixhtA a. hmelican eitlsaaa
~ Withholding from then the priv.
leEea . whicA tht5 nre of fiehl ea.
tltiea aaa belsetsne that rs bees ii.
fegeata "a the Ahois people wealasbsNs
- snoseryed by imuealale saaseA -
80 meet heastfsy fAgef oaion Nitb ~
iAhouse a. fhf meana lp s.at sna.
knowlas that & h sbs onig gsesssfs
whieh holas 0at shf aiiEhtssi hops q
Fellof hefor to- pfeeni aamsnissfa
0o1 aho@b repeniea dseiafafisSs
sleagig aiscioaes i,s lfseyoca1lg oppo
sliiou q ihf 80 state poiicY 80 make
aae state os ~ two territories woaIs
- IL ksspine wilh ghs original poua
aariev aeahle Indlau Teriat0fg IL take
hsr piaea - she front rank alongside
= ne advanced position q ukiahotaa
a. a fan nedgea state. - more eooa
sgsically governed and nliisnslsy -
aosna 70 tbs grsatess soae y she
erraseM sumter
T W HUNTER kaitof
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- aRoVr ~
4 a Ltfolsn 4iiu'

l,saafding sesie statehood - bsys
tbls % aaY
Iuint statehood with 0slah0ma
means sfeafff commonwealth ahd
1he seauayah clique faHy rsalize tha'
thsy eanaoi oafg "a oarpa iagism
should u, b. KIsen lhat soQd brand q
isrla.ailan Separate aaieheoa would
also uean tua state capitals tso seis
81 oae aud this would h annbt
sspns and 8 fhe waf auf raopis
the iabonns eiam aoaid q cpm
nanad % beaF thc burden # douDs
ssrausa lown wiih saaaagah and ul
aTh ant lasiD siste
81 y Haflrr EdIin
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- aulIIrIh

We favor iolat siaIabqoi ~ oka
bona aha inalaa TefItory Tae area
comprising o. fpo territories aaa au
sinalig Intonae fnl single mmun
rgulth S. msaic'miil} uee tailed
mteriaetrd naoiara6ie naturally
aad politically thef sB bake oalf
roaF f.aKi state sasle state
hnnd staieaaea hai can 3 oonsls
lanUs demanded q Ihe present can
erose ror naaaons nailtlea 81 ~
pubueaa parts 8 afefss to Increased
vusiera representation 10 ihs NaHo8
ai iaeslat0n Asa ~ one STATE and
hap. faF favorable feoorciiloa
IS W RTUCKR3 HHtar
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fuLsA oAiLy woRlD

fh world esa beer 90 aHeseate -
Joint STAT hood FROM tbe aut issue
and baes thai Tulsa b 3sefsheim
Iurly H n.nt statehood
The ate s stuaotah 81 rn
aeeeHt loan Congress has aecrce8
anr stats tbe oiee q chs peonla cries
lof one state end c8mmon sense de.
ands one great and masnlacieHf
state moulded from the tvia tpdtor.
ie sparuio statehood means 20 hHf
tru lhe people with Taxati0u. poor
educational system and delay leafla.
aon fafarlng oar admission 70 The In.
na Tulsa beasts 2.s00 Joint state.
hood club n.gmbers while the separate
fiuh members numbef q acant ffty
ana Ions ago ~ have consigned Sc.
aaoysh % obliYioi
ia BRADY. Editor.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02
sApULpA LloHr

q heft vas % other Feason -
eupportinf joint siatehood The Llghi
would advocate IA because We bellows
q Is thp only KIND atiainabio Okas
hofus has sent delegation after dele
saiiau 20 Washington aski1g fol
Statehood fof itself alone and has r.
peataaig been tarnod down. being t0le
that Il must waii untll Indian Terrs
tou la rcaae Thus Congress hAs
cioaFiy pal ltself on recoFd a. 10 whs,
hind - statehood C Nil permit
o. N. tRELAN. Edltof
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02
cnALaArr couRIER

aoalEate is ihe most intensely ioaai
statehood citg in Indian Territory rhs
fsrmeTH u this community. fhc iatsl
hEeai ana edurated lndians. union i
bof men and The citiaens geurrRhy ar
opposed "a ths sequayah movement
OuT commanliy NIii leave noshina
uudons 20 ssslst in secaring siatehooe
vita 0kishoma az the eariiesI aosalbls
momaaf
loHk n GRAFTON, Eatos
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02
auskooTE clMErEH

We sre fof lolni statehood becsass
ut heElafe s BEST fuf fhe people -
that aame araat efand progressive
state Is faf better than two pyEmles
hoeauae 80 beiiCte tha, ~ intela
rcacs wealth and nafaml resources o
chs uee stats 81 Oklahoma pln oam
pare fatomblg Ntt laa of he gresl
rHi states q tht american rnlon D.
canaa fhat ih politics.
eoualssans ars sueh s aur natlooal oap
iisi that ua athe thar loini sfatehaaz
Uaa# D permitted