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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-14
FOUR THINGS TO FIGURE on

When you hay musical instfa-
msnfH. blE uf little. there are four
things 10 figure an and % look at
closely The frm you buy 81. the
name uH the Instrument. the guar
antre given and the price w sell
the very best - ever, thing ln our
line u merchandising The Chick
rftnE. kimbau Hobart n cable.
PeaHr ard new aaale o. q Johnston
ca Pianos ard kimbaH Reed and
Pipe organs Alec thc famous Old
Clnuzh and Warren church organs
gfur uhich We ere the exclusive
representative for this territory
and buy direct from the manu-
faeturcrl. certainly HubHtantiatea
our claims
our big stock % small iusiru-
uentH also contains the Justly fam
GUS washburn Guitars and Mando-
iina and the best makea 81 nauios
and NiolinH. The Victor. Columbia
and Edison Talking Machines the
marvellous Simplex Piano Player
Also tt-uote and fuli compass Eler-
trig Pianos. Rack % every sale Ne
make ~ guarantee - perfect sat
iEfactlnn. We are ready all the time
TO make good any defects that We
are responsible fnr. We are selling
BY mall 20 hundreds of people lIv-
ing oil over the Northwest II you
do not tive IN Seattle write to US
n you live here. call on AZ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-14

pear In many cities larger than Sc.
attic.
The coming Of Nine Mslha. an
nuuufed for concert at the Grand
uu Friday evening February 4. has
created an Intense Interest In music.
al aud social circles aud this event
viii be treat for Beattle.H music
lovers Associated with MN. Mel.
ha Ia her present tour viii be Sig
norma sansoii a talented young
Italian haruiBt SIR Ellison Van
liuons. an American tenor. Who has
gained great favor with the eastern
audiences. Mr. Charles Gilbert u
French singer. uha has won dihtine-
ton Ia concert and operate appear
aneen on both continents. Miss
Lleweia Davies. an accomplished
pianist and Mf G X North. nut-
tst The subscription sale Of seats
FOR the MsibA concert opens AZ the
boa office Of the Grand opera house
au Thursday morning. January &c
and the general ticket sale begins
a. the hams place on Monday morn
inE January 80
The production ~ THE Cherry
Piekoru' ~ the Seattle n eater had
% be- postponed one week. a. the
manuscripts aud plots did not a.
rive ia time They are here now
aud tue Afghan Indian play viii be
presented Tor the first time Ia Sc
attic the week % January ~ II
has been called the greatest success
Of modern meio- drama"
The theme o. The sultan Of
Rulu the musical satire which stll
be- seen ~ The Grand shortly, IL
suggested by tho American oceups
tlou 81 that island aud the Amrri
eaui1lnE Of lta polyFamauH ruler
ITO author 81 the book h. George
Ado whose modern Fables" have
esraed f0f him an entiabir feputa-
ti0n and the music witch has won
the Highest encomiuma ~ audiences
and critics ~ By Aufred & Wafhaii
Nsnys the great Fiullnlnt. Wili Ap-
pear at the Seattle theatef ia Nay
sterling Lord whitney 10 the lat
- addition 20 the Seattle theatsf
utmpauy lie Nah Nth Florenfe
Roberts duriug her recent engage
msnt "a this city and hla clever
uorA ~ leading Juvenile attracted
much attention 81 the time lie &
valuable addition 20 Manager
ilowe'a forces and will be Amons
the most popular.
trxiuK'H nent American tour WiIl
begin In san Francisco nett Sep
ten Der
Robert ManfslTa recent engage
msuf In New York In shaksHpear
can plays vas n success tn more
uayH than one The New York
pfcaa waa unanimous in praise Of
his acting thrr~ or four papers say
lug that ga eeYrrnl characters be
eaa better than Mansfield Wm A
ifrafFn aitwutiou waa attracted Ca
him and contracts werr signed fnf
MAnfeli 20 star under Hrady'a man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-14
FAu'LYNNF .

EHhlH 4 3 Y - WI
shall We Forgive Her con
rludea tonight At the Alcazar. To.
morrow afternoon and tomorrow
evening the favoritc East Lynne.
viii hold the boards Monday even
ing The Gamblers Wife npsna
for three performance engage
meut. aud later In the week LADY
AndrevH Secret will be offeresf
nnliae Champion Will have the role
Of Lady laobel in East Lynne ="
and that 81 Lady Audrey In Lady
Audreya Secret Miss Champion
rs tho most capable. most graceful
and most attractive leading role
artist set seen at the Alcazar. and
her personality has added material
Is 10 the attractivonesa Of the Al
cazar bills since she began treading
the boards az the little theater
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-14

MASrELtI AT THE GRAND
others Zach opera h elabarafsiv
staged aud caatumea. bot no chorus
II carried The company appears
To have made tremendous nit
In lratinE cities en- route 10 the
coast judging BY she press crit
triama
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-14

THE TWO LITTLE WAITS
The show Girl. a rattiing good
show. concludes itn week NJ the
THIRD Avenue tonight Tomorrow
afternoon The Two Little Waits. ?
Lincoln Carriers best production.
opens for tho coming week Pretty
scenic effects are promised and the
company that will put on the old
favoriie 81 said 70 be clever az
rregation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-14
me Wrsr MINsTHEtR-

TIE WEST MtSsTHEtH
Vests Ministries which appeared
81 the Grand last uiFht put up a
good show but owing 20 the nasty
wrathrr. there vas not a. good 3
house - ass expected floNexcr.
those wha waAed through the rain
and alush alEnified their apprreia
ton by a generous ovation 10 each
turn The greatest hit on the BIN
uaa ihe turn ~ Frederick v faow
sfH. which. although somewhat an
fiquafsd. vas apparently accept
able % the audience In addition
10 the musical part ~ the program
wrre other features by acrutatic
aud tight rope artists. clog dancers
and. ln fact. ali - the stunts
which a. q rulr 80 a. make np a
minstrel ahou Tonight all hr the
Last appearance % the aggregation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-14

Tho time for Blanche Bates APP
pearance at the Seattle theater IS
rapidly drawing near. The Hplcn-
did reports ot Miss Bates and her
latest play. Tho Darling of the
Gods" have been reaching Seattle
for over year and Seattle f. lucky
10 be favored with a visit Owing
10 the Independent position Of
David Belhsco. Miss Bates director
and manager. she Is unable to ap-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-14

THE SECRET DISPATCH
4 picturesque rural drama % a
aemt-mllitary character vii 30 she
naxt hiH ~ the Seattle For The
seek hngiuning tamorrow'a r4aii
ne. Manager uaws off~rs fer tbs
nfai tins III THE eIty The seefef
r4apHfeh written BY David Hia=
sins. the clever author of At Pine
Ridge. "u YORK state and Hla
Last Dollar q IL not q SAr play
In tho strict sense q thu NeTd
Most ~ thn characters are farmers
aud residents % The country dis
tfirts Of southern ohio and Ten
neasAs There iH one strong mill
tary nceur The action ~ the plsy
being during the civil var. The
qeains and exceedingly picturesque
dress ~ that time will be consist
entity reproduced There ia clever
story Ia the play containing many
strong dramatic scenes and some
frat class comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-14

White whlttlesey in repertoire
will be seen at the Grand week
after next
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-14

lrviuRr nett American tour wiIl
begin IN san Francisco nstt Sep
ten Der
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-14

Richard Mansfield talks Of war
against Thomas T. Shea because
the latter ia presenting zDr 1ehylt
and Mr Hyde
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-01-04
COURTS AGAINST HIM.
Dick Adams and Others win Lose
Large Amounts.

The Dawes Commission has refused
to certify the Improvements on the
Dick Adams holdings in the Chero.
kee nation amounting TO over l1,00t
acres, and unless he can get the de-
cision Of the commission reversed on
an appeal Mr. Adams will lose all tile
money he has paid for improvements.
Included in this land are the former
holdings Of DR.. +. b. Fite. r. L.Owen
of Muskogee, the Halsell holdings and
those of many other prominent citi-
zens Of the Cherokee nation. If the
decision Of the commission is not re-
versed all OF this 1900 acres will be-
come once more a part of the public
domain and will be disposed OF as ex-
cessive Delaware holdings. MrAdams
claimed to have bought the improve
ments on the land and to have been
in legal possession Of them April II:
1904, and therefore entitled to hold as
a Delaware.
Il IS said that Mr.. Adams plan was
to purchase these Improvements and
then sell them TO persons entitled to
allotments as Cherokees, with a view
OF purchasing the land from these per-
sons after they had secured patents.
Mr. Adams tried to hold part of this
land against the Cherokee nation, but
the courts at Washington were against
him. He then purchased the improve
ments and the matter was placed in
hands Of the Dawes commission. 1t
is understood that Mr. Adams will ap-
peal the case to the secretary Of the
interior.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-01-04
DIED VERY SUDDENLY.
Robert Williams Expired in Chair
~ Webb's Livery Barn.

Robert Williams, who lad been
working al the Webb livery barn in
this city for the past year. died quite
suddenly in the Office at the barn
ate yesterday afternoon. having been
sick only a few hours
An autopsy was held by Doctors
Craig, Amnndson aud Winner when
It was found that Williams came to
shis death from acute pancreatiles.
Deceased had lived In Vinita for
several years and had tile reputation
Of being an honest. hardworking but
unfortunate man. Little is known Of
Ills past life except that he was at one
time married and had a divorced wife
and some children. Of whose where-
abouts he knew nothing at the time
0f his death. The unfortunate man
had no relatives IN this community,
% far as known, and no property. lie
was buried today by tile city.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-01-04
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Brief summary Of Business Trans
acted Last Night.

The usual reports of officers and
committees we're made.
The building committee recon-
mended that all buildings erected
within the fire limits be made fire
proof, sides and top.
An ordinance was passed regulating
the supply, sale and delivery OF water
by wagon within the city. The sub
stance Of the ordinance is that all
such water be be purchased from the
city and the hauiers be required to
take out license.
The committee reported favorably
on granting Churchill, ct al, permis-
sion to put in sewer from the school
house grounds south between Smith
and Miller streets.
An ordinance was introduced in
reference TO collection Of taxes, but
was passed over until next meeting.
An insurance rate adiuster was
present and addressed the mayor and
council on the adviSability Of the city
erecting proper quarters for the fire
department, stating that If such
building were erected he would recon-
mend a lower rate of fire insurance in
tine city.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-01-04
TAKE PRISONERS
TO ATLANTA
Marshal DarrOugh Leaves with
Them over the Frisco.

Marshal Darough, with fourguardsi
Chas. MurdocIx, Tom Sheehan, N. r.
Johnson and Horace B, Gray, leave
Hais evening with prisoners for Att
Ianta, Georgia. The government has
countermanded the order to ship
prisoners over the Katy and they win
!. yow be taken over the Frisco, thus
Saving 20 hours in travelling. They
viii be joined at Memphis by the
prisoners from the Southern and
Western districts.
The names Of the prisoners, their
crimes and sentences are as follows:
HooIey Benge, murder; life.
John Roe, manslaughter; six years.
Copper John, rape; life.
Bill Youngblood, murder; life.
Kenny Davis, manslaughter ten
years.
Henry Wilson murder; life.
Finnas Larkins, larceny; two years
and six months.
Henry Satterfield, receiving stolen
property: one rear and six months.
w. ]. Mcdonald, grand larceny;
three years.
ID. 4. Younkins: removing mort
saged property; one year and six
months.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-01-04
TWO YEARS RECORD.
over Fifteen Hundred Prisoners
Here in Two Years.

Following is list Of tile prisoners
confined IN the 4. $. Jail Ia Vinita
during Marshal Darrough's term Of
efiice. This list does not include those
who were released on bond:
Murder, AZ; fugitive from iuitice, l6;
larceny, 3S2 false pretense, 38; intro
aucing and selling liquor, 3T4; arson, 4,
aggravated assault. n; gaming, As; as
sault 20 kill TO; robbery, 5; rape, Ill;
burglary, 60; fornication, %; malicious
misrhIef, >; adultery, 81: assault and
battery {; disposing Of morfgaged
property. n: manslaughter, ?: perjury,
:: carnai knowledge, l6; cutting tim
ber, n; embezzlement, y; contempt, p;
sodomy, /; carrying weonon, 81 kid
mapping, ,: forgery, p: cutting fence,
!; stolen property, 4; expose pers0n, L;
seduction Z: yagrancy. IS: disturbing
religious worship. -; poison fish, 8;
obstruction train, T; escaped convict,
l; remove property, |; SANDER 4 dis
turbing peace, Is; impersonate officer,
4: assault to rape, lO violate postal
Iaws, ?: incest and murder. i: malm-
ing, /: cruelty To animals, ?; intlmi-
date government witnesses, /; ;bigsmy,
,; obstrnct process, >: insane 1; total
1861
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-01-04
COURT NOTES.
Daily Docket Disposed Of Rapidly
Juries Practically Dispensed With

In the District Court yesterday
afternoon three of the so-cailed "in-
truder cases. were submitted to a jury
for the assessment of damages, for
the rental value and wrongful reten-
tion Of lands belonging to the tribe By
persons not members of the same.
These suits are only part of great
number involving the same question
that were brought by J. S. Davenport
for the Cherokee Nation, and success
fully carried by him through the court
Of appeals. mall an enormous amount
is involved IN these cases, the jury
assessed damages ranging from s275 to
$500, according to the quality and
quantity Of land held By each intruder.
The successful settlement Of this
important question is surely another
leaf Of laurel among the many already
earned BY Mr.. Davenport,
After the above cases were disposed
of. Ellis Aldo, a native of Syria but
tttW q AN1tNANaAI VI ' lAAllttf WUS EA1uf-
ined By the Court touching his qualifi-
cations for naturalization, and after
hearing proof of the applicants hab-
its, character, length of residence and
general reputation, he was allowed By
the court to take the oath of alle-
glance to the United States. abiure
that Of the Sultan Of Turkey and was
duly declared a citizen Of this country
Mr. Aldo is twenty-one years Of age,
unmarried and a peddler BY profess
sion.
4 Jury was not called on to consider
a single case on today's docket, all Of
them being continued. dismissed or
submitted Tor Judgment without the
Intervention of jury The dispatch
with which the Court disposed eff the
matters before it cleared the day'
docket by l0:3o o'clock. at which time
an adjournment was taken until the
Usual houl tomorrow morning.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-01-04
Cured L-unbago.

a. b. Canman, Chicago, writes
March 4, 1908: Having been troubled
with Lumbago at different times and
tried one physician after another;
then different ointments and lima
ments, dave it up altogether. So /
tried ance more, and got a bottle Of
Billiards. Snow Linament, which gave
me almost instant relief. | can cheer
fully recommend it, and will add my
name to your list of former sufferers.
25c, SOC and 81. Sold by Peoples Drug
Store. W
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-01-04
We Want The News.

If you know Of an item Of news We
will appreciate it if you win cali up.
the Chieftain otlice, by phone, and
give us the particulars. Ii you know
Of an incident or accident Of any kind
that is worthy of mention let us know
as soon as possible and we win send a
special reporter to any part Of the
city. We desire to give the daily
news and ask the cooperation OF every
citizen to help us getting it in in time
for the evening paper.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-01-04

r. W. Brooking and Lizzie Dukette,
!aremore.
! f. S. Worthington and May Robert
sn, Fairland.
arthur Butler and Myrrle Martin,
sNi1ita.
Chas. L. Burlington and Stella May
E01elt.
Geo. ". Rogers and Carrie Ekberg,
Fairland.i
Pheasant Tanner and Martha White.
Eucha.
5. " Bond aud Mary Burge, Ninita
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-01-04
Killed Fine Horse.

E a. Walker, a dry goods drummer,
50 a valuable horse here last night.
drove in from Wagner and one Of
3sIs horses was quite lame. lie placed
IS team in the Webb barn and this
norning the horses leg was found to
e broken. the horse suffered So severe
81 that it became necessary 70 Kin it,.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-01-04

The funeral of Nathan r. Chidister
was preached at Jefferson. 60. T.. last
Sunday. As the friends were taking
a last look Al the remains If was dis
covered ti9t Chidister was breathing
lie has fullf recovered
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-01-04

4 Muskogee lady was much fright
ened one morning this week at lind
ing crazy man asleep on her back
porch. The man was only half clad,
wearing only an outer shirt. His
lower limbs we're covered with blood
and his HEAR matted with burrs In
vestigation showed his mind to be an
utter blank. lie had been running
about town all night in that condition.
PosiToN WANTED By a young wo
man TO do general house work in small
family Address Chieftain Office. 70-5
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
Chief hctOlurglSt BEETLES Saws
He Win be Ready TO Break
Ground Within 90 DAYS
WORK ON PLANS BEING RUSHED
Plant to Go Up IN Units, Each Of
500 Tens Capacity Railroads to
Build lsto BoslSnla,

In reply TO an inquiry Os 10 the prob.
able date whom the breaking of ground
would commence for tho new concon.
TRAITOR Of the Boston Consolidated MIN.
ing company chief Momllmglsl A. H.
Bottles, who WIN have general super.
vision ot the construction ~ the plant,
eold today that he expected TO have
ovorythng In shape for the event with.
In the next 90 or 30 days,
"of course eaId MIR Bottles" we
have n great deal 60 do before We can
commence breaking ground Tor this
mill, but Mechanical Engineer Mosher
has HIS force Of drauRhlamon busily
engaged on the plans" The plant win
go UP In units, each to have capacity
for tho treatment Of 500 tons Of ore,
II IN likoly that both the Salt Lake
Route and the Rio GrAndo win seek
an entrance Into the now town " Bos.
tonl0 10 share In the business that win
come From what " certainly 10 become
one or the states principal MN and
rmolter towns This can be done by
means Of spurs Of probably from seven
90 ten miles IN length, Tho salt Lake
Route would probably leave liz Fair.
field branch n few miles west ~ Leh
Junction, while tho Rio drnndc viii
llkoly start IN from ila main line near
the point whore " crosses tho Salt
Lake Routes Fairfield branch
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
DE LAMAR MINING NEWS.
china "Ed" Has n Property which May
prhvo n NOnanyn,

I'm nm interview the other day, "Chl.
ma Ed talked Of mines ana mining In
his district ana spoke hopefully and
oncouragmgly Of tho prospects around
Dclamnr says tho Lode. In response
TO an inquiry M 10 Ms own mining
claims he was not very communicative,
but upon being pressed for information,
told w OF one group OF claims about
four miles from town which has been
attracting great deal OF attention
from local mining men, lie said u tun.
nell had been driven 10 tap the ledge,
and az present his men had penetrated
20 feet IN ore ana no indications of "A
second wall Assays from this body Of
ore run from IS TO iS1 20 the ton, Trac.
INKS on the surface indicate a ledge at
least 100 feet Wide, with an average ~.
say Of 81 per ton,
II II impossible Nt this time 10 osli.
mate the value OF this immense body
of ore, but the Lode feels justified IN
saying that nowhere In the west "
there anything IN the way Of undevel.
opod mining properly that approaches
t. Already mining men Of this vicinity
are looking 10 this group 10 Guido oven
the celebrated DcLamar on April Fool
mines,
TOO much cannot be said IN praise OF
China Nd for his persistence and cour.
age IN pushing hs mining operations
forward under the most trying condi.
lions lie has the true American on
torpriso ANA push although n Celestial
by birth,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
AMERICAN 5 BIG
COPPER SHELTER
Plans Said to Have Met The Ap.
proyaI of Executive Board
In New York,
ABOUT READY TO BREAK GROUND
On Site Selected Tor II Near Garfield
Beach Some Contracts Said 10
Have Been let

Although Manager Charles w, whit.
ley Of tho American Smelling & Re.
nnlng company says matters have mo-,
progressed TO the point whore he can
conscion,iously take the public into hs
confidence, the "Nows' IL IN possoa-
sion Of information which indicates
that the preliminary steps toward the
erection Of the proposed copper smollor
near the south end Of the Great Salt
Lake have been practically completed,
that the plans have boon drawn and
have received the endorsement Of tho
executive board OF the great corpora.
ton IN New York. 70 mat the tlmo
has almost arrived when dirt win be-
Kin 10 ny on tho excavations for tho
great works II IL even stated that
some OF the contracts have been LET for
q part OF the equipment all OF which
goes 10 show II Nv the Intention OF those
directing the alfairs OF the big cOn-
Germ that they intend 10 push the work
Of construction with all possible speed
In order 10 have the plant ready 10 tako
care Of the Increased tonnaRoe OF e0p-
per ere TO come from Bingham and
other camps The initial plant VIII
have capacity for the treatment Of at
least 1900 tons day ana provision
viii be mado to add TO this, Unless
tho Boston Con, aud some other big
copper companies provide smoltlng Ca.
cIlltlos Of their own, tho additional
units viii be In demand before the close
Of tho year 1905, II the company expects
10 take care of the increasing patronage
from the camps OF this ana other
states
II has ben pointed out In the "Nows'
several times that there N no longer
any uncertainty as to the location Of
the Americans proposed copper plant.
/, has been known for some time that
agents Of the company have been quiet
~ securing options on tracts Of land IN
the vicinity OF Black Rock and that
they have succeeded IN tying UP Just
about all the property they want which
includes nearly all the ranches out that
way including valuable water rights,
within the radius Of several miles,
with the population that VIII receive
support from the operation fthe Am.
orlcans emoltor ana the Utah Copper
company'a great concontrntor the now
town 10 be built M there Will contain
the homes Of several thousand souls,