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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28
MARRIED HERO spURNs KISS
Pretty Woman oasrs Cares Aftss
Rescue; l. Refused and crowd
Stands AehAst

New Rochelle n. Y.-~Ex POSTMASTER
John r casken saved a pretty wom.
aua lie. and when the woman wanted
70 Ais him he shoot his bead ana
rsld.
"No thank you, am married
man
Mrs Eimare Marihey. plumn pleas
ing ard blonde ~ sapho. swan beyoh6
her depth IL Koho BAY ana sank.
cashsn sas her Sc down. piuneed
"a the rocks and swan ont and caught
Mrs Murttey iusi - ahe vent d0sn
FOE gha 'azt time. Ne pulled her ashore
amid ghe thants ~ an ezeifed tsoWd of
plenlckera who watched ths reseue
with hatea breath
When Mrs NurthsY came to sae
reached np and pas her arms Afouaa
MF Cashiers meek ana pufsed her fea
ins
You lovely man she said. "a A.
haan1 heen iog ytaa-sa
NJ. thanks. said Mr. cakbAn Fl'm
married Mrs Mnrshey saak back
much embarrassed aud The crowd stood
aghazi
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28
sEAMEN ON SHORE LEAVE
IAsklea Are No Longer ths Hoyaserern
That They Wee in the
old Days

Recently sailors hs the hundreds
iretn The NertA Atlantic squalrou
seFe given shore isAss iu Nea YORK
ana they behaved themselves - well
tAat the New York papers pfa ss4
hem highly on Tits the Cleveland
Plain peaieF says
With The dlsappsafanee II fhe old
naeY she registering aasy seaman BE-.
gAa 20 disappear aisa Hs survives
a. - occasional lsolated case bat 70
regard him - typical Il ID alanaef ths
nAvy IN re shori period sluee Toe
outbreak - fhs Spanish va he con
ifass heteeea fhe nee aud ~ ED aat
beeams more marked a resa.l nre
hlsay 10 tie lnhHz u nea ease e
recruits gaihsfed la gels from lhsseu.
Amefieana wIsh haf y an skeepllin
better taueAsea than he tesf a. IL
former years with afHsf traau1ns
and on The shoie perhaps ies FiFtt
'H creating s Flnf. a mmi aaa > fou
ihan The mafe foflaaafs yoaae 4ea
Hhoze fraeasa un eailse6 oamplsel
trt new tasas recorded iaf lAs ds
leefafne ef fha pahlls N8fhln
fss monlhH reports trim Klsi IaHa n
saa Paris have ahosa that ne Amer
can alnc jacket eshaseg himself atflaa
IS ssii a. 81 bone The feiian that
hs i Incapable ~ fsIloaal snlafn ahi
eas survived Ioa long
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28
MISTAKEN FOR = sUrlsr.
lis Lurdahip Spruda an Interesting
Five Minutes In Servants
Company

London society ialk are much
aml2ed al q relsaf mississafuro %
lord Newton BpEsf sha ls ileniGed
man u rather sin carriers And who
y himself responsible f0f the story
Il Was d masicai II home ii aei
grasia 70 uhlCh the lard was invited
and 4 heius q rainy night. b. won
feli hat and bong Natefpuoof coat
over hls evening dress The family
butler opened ihc door % hlm. looked
puHsled tor moment and then asked
tentatively Name pieAse
"Lsrd Neefon Butler waa the -
ply
oh lord NswioHs butler arr you
Come along old chap and have a
drop Of something ia Fhs hpaseksep.
ers mom They've gai 4 poh lei un
stairs lo.nlghi ana youF MASTER
alnf come yet II you're looklas fof
aim
with pleasure said his ianifhin
ehn spent a ehAiiy Hse minaiss pita
The butler over glaas ~ Barsan aie
Much obliged q yoa rm sure. and
now il ~ and have a look 81 tba
iQh lat in the AfMwtnkrom
And 10 the huiitrs horror hIs nrw
sequainiahee slfode - tho stairs and
vas SON warmly shssias the band q.
Ms hostess
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28
CONGRESS- WAS
CONVINCED
Delegation to Washington
Scores Many Victories and
Come Home lublIant.

CAas y. Rogers returned yesterday
from Washington, where he had heea
for the last two weeks lobbying fof
statehood Ile IS convinced that the
omnibus bill will become a law be.
f0re the close of the session.
MIR Rogers being interviewed b.
reporter Cor the Chseflain said
0ur efforts aud sacrifices iol state
hood viii net he Ia vain The delega.
tiun which went 10 Washington on
tie special statehood tram created a
sensation at the capital such A. had
not been experienced 10 thAt city Tor
many a day.
zone thing We designed % 90 was
20 impress Congress with the fact that
We were not IA Washington 70 petition
Congress Tor our pleasures but Tor our
necessities, and 70 say That se sue
ceeaed ii bat mildly expressing the
result There Is not a member of
either house OF congress today Who Is
not familiar with the conditions and
necessities Of this country and they
have determined togant vs. statehood.
regardless Of all questions o. party Or
policy No state Ia tile union could
have iurnisheda a better representative
delegation Of citizeus working for 8
public cause than sas sent By the tWo
territories II was ~ unusual thing
% hear members OF both houses ,ay .
Gentlemen, when ! sec one hundred
and flity 10 Two hundred lawyers. doc.
tors merchants, bankers, preachers.
farmers and manufacturers leave their
homes and business and come -
Washington q petition in person for
fhe passage 81 a statehood bin need
no further Argument % convince ne
that something Is badly needed and !
want 20 assure SOU That Will vote and
iight for tie kind of statehood you
want
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28
RAoIUm is 4 CANCER CURE
Five Persons sid 10 Have Bees ns-
atased 90 Health II : New
York Hospital

Nee xerk That hss persons have
been cured of cancer 81 the Flower hos-
pltai b he uss q radlam coailnsz On
eeliuloid rods inserted into ne diseased
parts waa the Substance ol ; paper rad
hY pf William Il Dieaanhaeh. Unitea
States delegate - the international
medical congress ST The Hague bafofs
the Huneopathie Medical Society q the
County 4 New Yofk.
10 oniF one oI slx cases which hs
treated. IN DieHanhaeh aala. hts sfofl
met with defeat Ia thas eaao tha ais.
eaae waa far advanced nF. uleHenharh
described his ms1hod af ifeatmenf il
detail i consists IN dipping cellalold
ef bard rubber Teas lnla easaflosH q
salts q fadlum These roes ere Ehen
inserted into lnalalans maas ID tamors
The eiIaet Of tie radio activity. he said
wnn Il destroy he diseased tissue
Thefa AFH noms hopeless eaaea uhsFs
~ sfeeths have spread over laFz'
affas
Prof Hugo EIsbsf Il his ciiY. ~
BEEN sznsfIneHEInH IN inIsstlne fafian
into lHs tissues without - use = Fea'
81 sheets nf dsIIalola IL aafa shal
fhfAN Asa If sHH1f Ana eaneT RAJ
bsH treated sIH sNah's a
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28
PROSPERITY IN WATER.
Wbat Irrigation Has Done e Render
Productive Lands In West
sfn State

Where uater poeef il there aFe
population and prosperity alsa. ia the
argument e e. IA nsksf. vhn cites
Nlakaras influence 81 Buffalo IS one
illustration II the Spokane VALLEY
noshlus has bad more tendency 70 IN.
crease land values than iffisatlon
ahe4ever water has sd to "a silh the
raising q sfeps ia "a arid eoanirf
thefa the value of the lands has heen
measured mere by safer than y quail
~ 81 soil aad has Jumped fTam noth.
M = a. high a. 1850 an acre. IL
r cases Ihese iaods ere fsmots
- transportation facilities TIE
tIlsa States xoyefnmeat e foremost
snoax natlona 20 encourages private r.
rlaafsuu enterprises particularly tas
smaller pfoleets that aFe mere feaslhlel
According = the latest census report
private enterprises Fsaesd IIflEatioa
sfzlsma IL 81 states and territories
TIE expense of prgIsets e ssilmatza
Il SO 600 GO. which Il believed % b
low. A ioIaa area af a.aoa9ea acre.
haa been cnTefed y EAeae nYatema Il
A. arid fszIan water only i required
q make is lIilnhls neftlous The mos
fertile areas n tie world Win -
tasI expanaa q forest covered vateE
sAsH ahleh maHi drain lnlo the ln
IhaHesalIls Iakes thai lot ihe Haftpuna
IAnH nunlf9. fnn waEeF NupVly Enefe !
##IIHIah zoHzlINAHIIAa4
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28
LOVE GETS BIG PLUM
FORMER PENNrLEss cLKRK Eow
DRAWS PRfECELY SALARY.
Began ss Poor once Helper, Elopes
with Miss Mecufdy and Rest 4
Easy-H Holds Position Worth
STAT 600 Per Annun.

New Y0rb There Is romance 10
Louis A Thshaaa rise from 0bseafiiy
% The position elsh The Mutual I-ife
Insurance company which pays him
flfl.e10 4 year
rhehaaa. a member of : good family
Il French descent wae bern iu Maai
san. \ j ln bis early career his IL
sone lt s. said never exesedcd 50 a
seek IA fhe eighties he net fresi1enf
AcCuray.s laughter. Gertrude aeut
years his elder. and feli ID leye
The match Was opposed fafiousiy hy
he Mee'af3ya Not 8nlf NAs rht
baud - lmpecualeas eiesk ear Be NaN
3 Romaa Catholic. wits Ms MecaHas
vas 4 member II 81 Peters pfoisafsal
Episcopal church Finally fbe Naeef.
ags gave IN.
The wedding eas % have been il
Rlainnela rhnrch uifh al me F0H
proper e the marriage 4 3 aaasAf
II a great NE Insurance company
president bot TIE marriage ii a Ffales
lssti church sas aIalasiefai q rtssaai
snd eifseui n0fisa the couple ciops1 %
Sew NaFk and uesa mafflsd in 81 i'aI
risks cathedral
TIE HeCnr3ys Wers faneus The
fquns eaaple sailed far Europe q g
cape The parental aHafh A year lsfs-
President McCuras Feientaa saG .eafit
% giFs the yeaas husband a sort 8.
poor relation leh la me seHaft aHIsf
Il The Mutual life About a year Iag
there sAme shanHs rae MeC8eags
forsaee ard fafsaE
fna.s A rheHaaa vas made seefs
tary and exe6atHFn ~ tts anala
agency e fhe sfeaf Naiaal Llfe II
saranea company. a place shifh in sal
ary and commissions vas softh So a8l
she afsf gear Thshsud hela li The
mAn Mha A. HAf time haid gh# place
wss denesed a ths sxpsi 81 tiesa3
- the rumpang. because Be hsls e
contract
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28
STATION A DYNAMITE NINE
Buried : Rsjssset Carload of TIE n.
piasive-Pises Kou shunned
Like = rlagus spat

Ausiin. Tex - ears af dynamite
arfissd Il tho railroad station of san
Gshfiei state q Durango Mexiee >
few dafs sso Il vas found 20 = n
tamaesa condition. and ths n,ialng
eonr5fs ta Witch Il had been shipped
refused 81 fecelse u Tts lnteTnz
tianei fallfhaa ordered - agent ai
San Gabriel 70 sss fid = the sxnle
sisea aa4 ihs sssas has russif4 aeef
ahat e 80 wltA the shipment Hs
anally sa'ted tie pfohiem as -
tE1afhf ~ carefully hHffine & 90
deeH hels heaF ihs station
o lia aut iaas the Mesietn lahatt
fant Il the tssn long a. alaaafef
that he hase contained enough tkpio
alesa te hloW gha Whala plsre into
atoms. ant nos they hhhu ne saei
All hussnesa a. las stAl.eH 81 sunsaa
81 Shippers fsfase % asiitgf e So
after freight The sliaalIon e 81
aeuie that the station ani has -
psaled . the railroad aefials Tor
further Instructions a. q she dlapasl
tlon - shall make ~ tie dynamite
He esn 81 na one Nha Is willing 90
fun The risk tat would D. incurred
IA diesias d oaf o. flle srpsnd and
- explode the = or s tens e fhf
stun i nnt Of the quesliee
The citizens af the laen have msdt
formal protest 70 he Koyefnef q
the state 81 the danger Is Nhi7h their
property and llses are placed s. ne
proximity Ct tbs explosive
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28
ra RE Rs.sns.

Keep courage Cor little while,
Assistance Is III sighti
Il won't BE- very long before
The conntrY's running right
Ny Uncle Jim has wrote . plocc
Thai shows the how and why
OF thinsa Non'll recognize Il, cause
It's signed vox Popull
lie int no egotist puiied np
With vanity and pride;
lie wants the resi- 10 have a show,
He's going % stand aside
Until THE president has sent
To congress his great list
On things You'll recognize n, cause
win touch Oh points fe missed
II Won't be published isf some TINE,
lie feels respect is due
To cungress, and he'll Valt until
They've made a speech uf two.
An then 60 brighten up tie hope
Tsaf's maybe grown dim
TIE Daily Chieftain's goln % print
A plecs bg uucle Jim
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28

We modified the feeling of partisan
antipathY and brought together the
warning giauts. who recognized that
We must have statehood. and THAT %
longer delay would BE- 3 crime
.The President also got into the
spirit Of our purpose and after most
generous and kindly reception % our
Delegation a. bodY, he sad with
feeling and eafnestuess that If this
session ~ congress denied Is stale
hood he would call 81 extraordinary
session oi congress Ter Thar especial
purpose This % Is means much
Il also demonstrated that eur trip
had not hsenin vain Much credit aud
praise Is due the delegates wha sacfl.
iced time aud money Tor tie eause
which % tie whole people y tbe
country Is most important
We did not forget tie details of
the bill either We eefe careful ta
see that 10 CRAFTS we're worked and 10
fea memBers Of tha delegation can
BE- awarded tie honor and credit 81
saving 20 the school children of the
Indian Territory and Oklahoma mauy
millions u dollars, which might have
been Inadvertently sacrificed b. the
Incorporation Of certain clauses whlch
were attempted 10 be placed therein.
We also aw that the time Tor tie
location Of the capitol At Guthrie
va changed from iela % ieos and i
viii probably be liked af iol0.
There viii 10 a limited prohibition
elaasa in TIE house hill which sill ap-
ply 70 the Indian Territory and the
reservations II Oklahoma - course
thls all se n the form Of requlre.
menI that the nee constitution Of
the state shall stlnulaie for these
thlnaa
TIa question wlll finally ret wgt't
tie people a. an effort % change tns
constitution e some future date
CONSTITUTIONAL laNynB afe being
consulted relative = the validity Of
sleH limitations and they Vii pfoha.
NJ = reported and paased = hare
a9aNsAtoa
I|a|}a III have : Federal Court
go aI'oaf EIsIs I cannot doubt =
uszI|9 exsz@ momasI q bssH noaze
49, -. s
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28
MARINERS SIGNALS.
gvsTKM or LIGHTS ALONG AT.
LANT1c AND GULF COAST.
Consists q Washing Rays 81 Red and
White That Are Thoroughly
Understood by Every
Seaman.

Mysterious a. Il may seem 10 the
unlataled, TIE hundreds ui lighthouses
which aash forth their ngAls aloaE the
/ Atlantic and sulf oaass each have
shelr speelAi alsnAl. whieh q Al onep
understood ny ghs mariners Thus 40
mistakes aFe male. SAYS the Detroit
News Tribune. and each light sells
Something og Importance g toe sailor,
isouyeyins 10 hiss glsht sense Il hls
beanues
une q tAe ahplcst lights 0n ths
coast Il thar na Mount Dessert naek
whigh faahea 4 uhite llaht every i6
ssonds never yafglbe Uhlls thf llghl
house on EEs feek flashes a r,d llgh,
every nse seopaat Cfabfros iesiss
Iligaihouse. on Ffcnehmaus bAY. lsk
H&ei waile light varied b. a whils
Flash every two minutes, while the
Eked light on llAheF island sanda aat
bash every ~ seeeuds
Tho Lighthouse On Cay Head. the
most western point of Msrihaa Vine.
yArd island, flashes both q red and a
whiie liEht ths fourth Cash oniY bs
ing rsd. wiih aa Interval Of tea seconds
tetetea flashes The Cape puke
lighthouse. somewhat kimslnr 10 that
on Gas Head. alan flashes vhile and
red beams. the only differences being
shal every third fash il red. and the
Interval between the fsshes II hye
seoonda instead u ten. Khe sakenast
lighthouse. on Rhode island. 81 a sxed
phlte light ~ ae seconds duration,
followed ~ thrse flashes. the Interval
between thr flashes beipg ten seconds
The BeaYergAll lighthouse. at the
entrances ~ NafFagausett bay. aeads
out . gfaup ~ sighi white flashes the
tlme between the flashes helng isas
than Two seconds Amer the ciNhfh
Hash thsfe II al eclipse # Is eeoanda
Tbs fnw sienal connected vita lhls
nghthouse. ~ ihs way. consists af
teeondssiaas COMPRESSED air sirsn.
Nbifh sends oat blast four secunds
n duration. witn alternate silent IN.
tsrfals q 81 and % sceUHta
AZ tbs entFanee 10 Mes YORK bar
taere are tao lighthouses nUth can
Sims 4 Waite Each every lye sseon8s.
the Duration ~ lhe fash being less
faan rne tfnth * second The ralni
isabel lighthouse 81 ihr Taif eoEst -
Texas. aiso has sDmeehai tufiaus
slgHal The axed ahHe lifhf hflnn ~.
fied f9 . whlie Hash Thsfe ARE aa
nfeFYat beiwesa fhH nssAea. each ous
minute 10 daratien. sycrg seventh a.
seryai bslns doahse that pefiod y
lime
Ia every iuslaans yoa uIil nDte that
fss flashes are either red ~ white. 10
slher likat hsxng such peneiraslag
aemefH Az nas hnow II any lssht.
hoase asens ouf coasts aatsh has
green tkhl though the Sev horsuofs
upper hsfhor iuasf bsacsH has E asel
Efesn lishf TIE aniy nae. believe.
e. me eassf The HehIhoaa and llshi.
slipa alonE the Atlantic and ealf
casts II the United States number
searly aea and tbaaKh il wouia -
imposslhle 10 Kise 10 each one 4 dis.
ssaeiifH aad unlsa= Characteristic 4 i
tomcitias 70 hs able 10 szy thaf 20
tNn llEhlhouses within radius of 70
niisn are similar either II ihs tafs
aoa Or nefnssF II their flashes
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28

Jessie Mae Hal daughter % Mrs.
Josie A. Hall came from Chicago this
week aud ullde her mother and other
Nluita relatives brief visit, Tier
husband. SIR Al TmheFn accompani.
ed her Thsy visited Mr. rnherns
parents Nho llge IN kansas city also.
Jessie Mae Hell IS the star Of street
singer company, and as that cumpa-
nY ike many others gave q weeks "a.
cation tie week before Christmas a
enabled many % visit their homes
Nr TfaheFn has been connected with
the dramatic profession for several
yeas,he Is = newspaper man and a we'll
known song writer be ediss the mu.
slc column II the Ncw YORK nramat-
ic Mirror and has written many popa-
lar songs such As sweet Clover
eundef southern skies. Ny sun.
burnt Lille. lights o. Home and
many others During taeE brief visit
those w6o called we're Mrs ! ).
Blythe aunt o. Jessie Mae lAlk Ns.
Marks Mrs hythes daughter Miss
Evelyn Green, a cousin, just home
sfom nrug College, her father O. "
Green, ana hls sister, Mrs Mars IN
gram.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28

rDoat yoa aomellmrA have
lhourhsHf7 asked lhe soulful yaang
thlng sIhat are absolutely unusssr
ab,sfe
II e.. mins answered the cd post
."And sometimes. sheu am dlgElnE for
: rhyme thai seat esme. bava
thoughts that a1e absolutely unpflnla
lie e--Ill.n
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28
otlnln II Al.allelnm.

Filomsno Hassl. 4 d. Louis antlaus.
flan. hsa made + earefai study e ne
orlTin < he kmeflcan indian aHa haa
gathered tho results e lmpoflanl e..
ssarthee lnio s Eaok. uifh en- affa1 "a
facts #hIeh aazm "a aH1slanNala bis
shsoFy thar pnF aborsasnea agrAaN from
Ktfuasana nrA fhnanitlaaa
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-12-14

With Col. Little's cotton exhibit this
m axes q strong case for location near
the equator,
Now il the time to buy and save
money, as it is understood that all
manufacturers Of high grade Pianos
will be compelled to advance prices
January lot, 1905, owing to the great
advance in cost Of producing such
instruments. J. A. Tufts Is ut pres
eut making lower prices and offering
greater inducements than ever here
tofore. 14.2c&sod
Great truth from the Atchist n
Globe: Society 10 Q small town csn
be divided into four GLASSES: The
older men who are pail bearers; tie
younger men who are ushers OF the
weddings; The older women who
stand In the receiving line. and the
younger women. who creep uP from
bridesmaids, to assist 10 serving re-
fresbments at afternoon parties.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-12-14
a MODEL LUNCHEON ROOM.
wOmAnS Exchange Will Open q
Much Needed Innovation.


An innovation that will DO appre
ciated BY the people Of Abilene and
Dickinson county will be opened to
the public Tuesday, Dec. 10. at thu
Barber Grocery. 1t will be modsi
WOman's Exchange, Luncheon and
Rest Rum and will DO to Abilene
What the tea-rooms Of the big depart
ment stores are to the shoppers Of the
cities. The rear half OF the store has
been "double-decked" and the upper
floor handsomely orramented. A.
stairway leads directly from the E6
change floor to this. The pretty
tables with flowers 10 their center,
With spotless linen and dainty china,
will appeal to every woman while thu
gentlemen will also bs glad Of so
homelike place to get luncheon.
As 10 we'll known the Woman's Elk
change 10 famous for Its "good things
to eat" and from its store Of appel a.
ing eatables including cold meats,
etc.. together with perfect coffee and
vegetables that can be served quickly,
the finest sort Of luncheon may be
bad and one that will appeal to tboS,
who like things homelike 'nd com
Not only will it be ape
ola cd by townspeople but every fam
lily 10 the county will rant to patron
ze SO well arranged an eating place.
All will be made welcome
OF course Mrs W h, Barber wiz
20 in, charge 81 this new venture but
he will be assisted BY Mrs. John
Chorne and all know that at their
lands the best Of service will be
,iven.
On the opening day, next Tuesday
'offee will DO served free to all who
'atronize the new luncheon room and
verybody is invited.
1t is expected to make this a per-
nsnent feature Of the store and we
'redict that 1t will be an important
lace in the City's life and will be q
most popular, much appreciated and
patronized department.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-12-14

Washington, Dec. lin presenting
the annual report of the bureau of i'm
migration, Commissioner General Sar-
rent refers to the magnitude and grav-
ity Of the problems presented by the
growth of the alien population of the
United States. These problems" he
declares, "loom so largely in the pros
pect Of our country that II may be said
without giving Just cause to charge
exaggeration, that all other questions
of public economy relating to things
rather than to human beings, shrink
into comparative insignifcance."
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-12-14
Fry.KettemAn.

At $3.50 Tuesday afternoon. Miss
Jessie Belle Fry was married to Mr..
Samuel NJ. Ketteman, Rev. Burk.
holder officiating Nearly seventy
guests we're present to witness the
ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. KattemaD are well
known 10 I icEinson county and many
friends rel ice with them 10 their
They loft for On extended
wedding trip In the East and upon
their return will make their home
u pom the farm south OF Zion church.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-12-14

with BUCKETS ana sIcc5su-u in Ie-lnE
the engine room. Hospital Steward
White sustained a broken rib, but re-
fused to give up his place In the bail
ing line.
The Wasp left at / o'clock SatHrdc .
for the relief Of the brig Harry Smith
which was thought to be in danger
GUS position at the entrance, of Vine
yard sound.