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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30
KILLED BY THE TRAIN.
=. L. heRas Run Over ~ A Trlsee
Freight This aerning

WhneiR. L McBae. of Peru. kana.
y. r. Keeling and chas Weir. q
Miami |. r were jumping from a
moving train here Tuesday morn
ing about 3 o'clock. MeIlae, Who vas q
man about 50 years of age. iell under
Tire train ard four ean passed over
him. crushing and manrling his body
ii horrible manner
The men had been beating their
way on the rad and wanted % - 70
Tulsa, l. r.. but go1 off here while
the train sas switching The arei.
dent occurred near Tie coal cIatss.
The other members Of the partg sere
not Acquainted with NeRae. aud It
eas ouly b letfers found on him that
hls name vss learned. lie has broth
e living a1 Miami. /. T. and = uifs
md three children residing At Peru.
Kans of Webb Cltg, Mo, Nrhe hoay
i now AZ ths Frisco dspos, and wlll
+ beld untll word : reeslFed from
rs relatives
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30
BOOMING ALLUwE.
Wonderful Sights = He Sees IL The
OF Fislas.

W II barruugh returned Monday
from TIE oil fields a AlIuwe lie says
flie sights there are wonderful TO he-
hold lie saw thirteen nes drilling
outfits Oh the way to the nsu Fields.
and flse nsN wells are nov being lln.
lsled plpe lines aFe being iais alI
over the country aud buslass Is cor.
talnly 81 the boom.
The Oklahoma & Churokee Central
railway company have located : town
a. Alluae and are plating To- acrs
for tile town site. Tie question up
peFmost ia the mind II a person e lie
Views such progressive enterprises a,
These 4 s'Oh. wonder of wonders
What unlimited resouucs we have lu
this great Indian Territory
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30
PRERIUM LIST.
Prisea offered At Next Monday's
ssaoh Sale.

"eAA-+
The following Is a list Of the pre-
miums offered nY the different husi-
ness men of tho city, u be awarded Al
the monthly stock sale, 81 he held
Monday, April Sd.
Best span Of drivers. frnzee
Hardware and Furniture Co..
Heaviest country cured hog ham,
Leader Printing Go. Sabscrlp-
tion 70 Leader aud s20o cash, 2 u
best pair farm mares, r. G.
Stretch Pair 81 collars ...... s O.
Best pair OF mules bgtween one
ard two years old, Spalding
Bros Garden plow ~. ....... %
Best saddle bred colt under two
years, Badget- Sanders Mer. Co.
Pair OF shoes ......4t...t...4 90
Best trio Of Plymouth Rock
chickens, Farmers National
Bank Cash ....,.....s.. 3 50
Hest pair of poland.Chua hogs,
Roberts 4 Martin Pratts food } %
best 35 ears OF yellow corn, J. +.
Ratcllii Sack Of Perry Flour.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30
RubY liens

PnifleS are beginning 70 look green
ard tile elms are leaiing out
We long q bear the martins
warble.
Jack Nichols and Jim Nelson made
a business trip 70 Coifesyllle, Ks
6. ". Marlin has moved his cattle
@ his ranch on SNOW creek.
Hiram Reed has gore TO Snow
Cresk to live.
Nick Spires was shopping ia RubY
"Wednesday
Jack Cline vas arrested for fight
Ing last week, the results q John
Barleyc0rn.
Emmett Ewers, one 81 our most en
terprising citizens has moved 70
Cenfalla.
NJ Baldwin rented the Emmet
Ewers farm.
Tie infant child Of John Carr vas
laid 70 rest IN tie Martin cemetery On
Tuesday, March, glsi.
Geo. Reynolds and wife we're shop.
ping III Centalla Friday
BHl Powell was a Noeata visitor
Monday.
Alta McLerag has returned home
from Edna. ks, where she has been
going 70 school
Mex Cox and Wlfe were shopping m
Ruby Wednesday
Charley Trallheart and wife passed
through Ruby tn route f0f Nowata
Tomusey Baff and Tim Cline we're
RUBY visitors Friday
af and Mrs. scantliug called on
Ms. james Martin Wednesday.
Mrs. Lula Wolf visited Nns MARY
noleY Friday
nlllie Riders children have the
whe0plng cough
y. ". Adkins IS quite sies with the
la grippe
Jim little Of Flnlla, passed through
RUBY Monday eufoute for Lenapah.
1T
Carrie Keys IS The guest Of her aunt.
Ms. Powell
Mrs Jennie Morris passed through
Rubg Oh her way h0me. Ste had been
On nig Greek looking after her farms
james and Vim. Martin tfanacted
business IN CuiIeyyllle, IA. Friday
VII Crawford is al smiles. A little
girl has made her appearance, and
vii says he IS happy nov.
NJ. L K. Shrek Is enjoying 4 visit
from his Two brothers, phi. Shrek.
from GFrenvllle, Ark, ard Frank
Shrek, from Tulsa, n II They are
thinking Of locating Va this sleinlty.
Lane Stephenson, wife aud tuo
daughters. were shopping il Centmlia
Saturday.
Nalf George Martin has returned
from TAhleQaah. where he has been
fllnk.
/ 2 Tipfon. one Of kinniann'a
laaalnR farmers WA the guest of ~
aunt Mta Ella Nelson, SATURDAY and
sanzas
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30
PRESIDENT EVANS LECTURE
a Visit 10 ramsa. ws.sninisssr
Ahksy.

Ahhsy.
The 'Stefoptlean Entertainment
Or lecture on "A Visit % Westminster
Anbey given bg I,ey. A. ennf Evans
IN tle Presbyterian church Monday
night was al that a promised 10 u
NJ hYans possesses The hfxt quallly
of 3 lecturer on ~ educational subject
be Is thoroughly eonycfsant slth his
tfeme Westminster k familiar
ground 10 hIm. BE- having attended
school nearby Nheu be vas favored b
being shown Through the Abboy b.
tie lllnstrlous lisan STANLEY. also lsas.
lnN made uiheF slsllk foF studs II thls
famous arm q history And II llluslrl.
ous bones NJ Evans possassoz Ian
tern IN hrstclas condition His pic.
tufes ssru clear and properly tinted
From beginning % end tie enter.
talnment Vas fun Of information that
ought % be valued hy ever intellE
gent Ameflrau This. NllA leernAs
and lneldents.h humorous and pathetic
oceufFlng here. made q lAslnatias
sioFf. The lecture ls one OF ,olla
voFth We afe ouy thata hfraf
audlsuee did 30 rfesf President
Evans
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30

Tie night vii te spent 10 Dallas.
Aild early tlse following morning tie
special train uill again Nsnd its WaY
"a sAn Antoni0
THURSDAY April Hih. ltafe iiallaa
s5o 3 m arrive Ia Waeo 80 4. m..
Temple li'a5 a n, Taylor = 81 ., M
san Antonio - g m
Tie sntlra day. FRIDAY. April fth.
wlll - spent lH san Aniunio. wnsn
tie special train siii again lsase san
Antonio. north bound IA the n r.
4 railway on illa following
schedule
Friday April 7th leave san Aula.
ulo 4 b mt sstariaf AFfll sth. a..
Flfe at Fort Worth siti b.
Il Fort Worth Tie special plll
leave e. ths y X. At Rahaay faf
Vernon. Tcx
O. the trip through lie Indian
reffIiot tive minute stops will IL
maae ~ Ninlta. Mmkoses. sau,h Ne
AIesEsf AfH#a sfa 3HF4ut Tive
mingte stops sill - made 81 isnl.aa
and shsfmsn aud aneea and iNenty
minute stops e tho ether 1rsas
points a. slloeu aboss
Kfeu preeaufion ls being made s.
tie n X 4 4 allna, fof the afa
handling q uuf President A pilot
engine wlli run aye minutes in q.
vance ~ The sneclal train aud alI
paesneer and freight trains pili clear
ffem 81 minutes q one boar ahead d
tie sEselal train.
Prom tho interest already eyince.i
iu the Presidents Southwest trip. Il
Is expected that q oysfy polnt where
tiie special tiain stops there viii b
Thousands u psaple * greet him.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30
Ladlss asa ssslssy.

Tie Ladies. Ald Society Of the Pres.
hYteflan church all meet Thursday
afternoon at 9U With Nrs Bethel.
The meeting i very lmpooauf one
and All memtafs are urged 70 be pres.
enl.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30
Saddle Stallion
REX FORREST No. Isos

vii make season II ie15 a. uaF
lafn on the suld Rob Taylor raneh.
s miles southeast II FInlta. 1. +.
Terms az n 10 imauFe living foal.
nn SATURDAY : during month 0f April
- wlll - un streets uf Niuiia f0f e.
hiultson Huf pedlRres and dIsefIp-
tea write foF card. No uasluea dona
- sunday
Gee. =. Marin q Sons.
Boz t13 FlHlta. l. T.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30
9WTVWWVFWFR RTNWeFN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FNwW9wvN eWWNWw wWN0


Yesterday afternoon wasan ideal one
TIE ladies we're al out 70 look Al tie
latest creations IN headeear. displayed
b Anderson 5 TF0up 81 the Jumbo
store II vii soon h time for tie
nss Easter bonnet and tie ladies are
al buying early Anderson a Troup'A
display. including their Slow wlndoN.
IS pretty aud attractive.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30

NJ. nd Mra :. Laster. q Granite
City. IL. who have been visiting the
family q A. n Jackson ii lhls city
the pzz1 three weeks. left fef theif
home Tuesday.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30

wild onions are ripe. IIkswlzs ne
snail teT'z hFsath
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30
WANTED TO KILL
HIS FAMILY
Woman and Five Children Live
For Years IL Fear OF
Being Killed.

Judge slanhslhlad i athcr strange
easn come hefos hls court AZ Pryor
Greek last Saturday Tls dsiendanis 5
nsaas IS William Brown 6ndssmpIalns
had leen entered changing hlm alth
ataslne aud threatening % XII his
family
ffown came to thc Territory Years
age from Tennessee. where he left
Nlte and small son Altar living
here Cor 4 short pgriod he married ene
q Tie fleetwood girls aud eight chlE
dfen have sinee l.,rn born % them
lls has kept TIE iamilY Ia constant
fear q him and q short time as.o tried
G. set hls wife. ~lso Is cltlsen. %
sign awaf her property, under threat
that he would kiil hag Il sise dld nus.
Recently The sSn wlson lie lad III.
sersed Va Tennessee lvcated Rfuwn. aud
one event and smother finally resulted
10 his arrest
hro~n Vas held 70 await the action
u tbs grand jury and l. n9w 10 Tie
federal lail herr.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30

Tie Indian Territory rlaFmaoeuti.
cal Association will hold their animal
mestlnN at South AeAaester Mny lolt
and l7thL
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30

We are going out OF the grocery business.
We have tried to sell the entire stock in lump
but, failing TO dc that everything goes at retail at
wholesale prices II is only once or twice in a
lifetime that one gets chance to buy groceries
at these figures We don't intend to dilly daily
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30
THE PRESIDENTS TRIP
steps ~ I've sfinates 0niy VIII Ne
IN eds Ia Territory Tewns.

President Roosevelt and pafty mum.
herring same - refsoua, IN Pullman
composite cAFe. with private cars faf.
esi and Rocket special train u ihrse
cars wiil arrive IN 81 Louis AZ 3 8.
4 Tuesday, April tth ffum 81.
Louis the special train wlllbe handled
hy the n. X. 4 r. railway. leaving
s.. Louis AZ io April ith. Southwest
from s. Louis stops viii b made a.
tlle following points
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30

H.e. Chandler Is e. hls Dusk creek
iaIm sitting ~ fences 81 lhs poFma.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-11
PAPER FROM coRNsTALKs.

interesting experiments. that may
prove of great commercial importance
TO the corn-producing states, are being
conducted by a Chicago concern. with a
view to peTfecting a process for the
production Of paper from the pith of
coTnstaIks. It Is claimed that paper of
excellent quality can be produced at a
cost OF about So per ton, while paper
made from rags or wood pulp costs
from $50 to So per ton.
i machine for extracting the Dith
without daglaging the other parts Of
the stalk has recently been patented.
and the Chicago company is preparing
TO conduct it's experiments on a more
extensive scale for the purpose of dem
onstrating the commercial possibilities
of the scheme The company hopes to
turn every part Of the stalk to some
commercial purpose It is claimed that
in the seven leading corn producing
states Of the west more than 80 600. 600
tons Of cornstalks are allowed to rot in
the fields each year. If the experiments
prove successful western cornfeIds are
destined 10 be much more valuable as
sets within a short time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-11
A LAND OFFICE DILEMMA.

1t will be a confession Of weakness
IL the government officials fail to de-
wise some means to regulate the traf-
fic in liquor in the neighborhOod of
work on the irrigation enterprises The
general land office, to which an appeal
was made by the officers Of the recla-
nation service. made an effort TO check
the evil by directing that entries should
be Cancelled where il was shown that
an entryman sold liquor or leased his
land TO a liquor seller. This order was
reported upon adversely by the assist
ant attorney general. and We are not
prepared to say that the assistant at
toruey general has not correctly inter
pTeted the law and the precedents- we
are inclined 10 believe his opinion is
a good one and that no authority eX-
isis for canceIing entries merely be-
cause the cntrymen use the land for
saloon purposes.
It is scarcely fair to ask for a re-
varsal OF this opinion But the Off
cials of thu reclamation service should
not stop here. even though the attor-
ncy generals Office has held that the
traffic is subject TO the laws OF the
individual states and not within the
jurisdiction Of the general government.
We believe the authorities of the
state I'm which this work is being done
are sufficiently alive to the importance
OF the mater to give the reclamation
service officers the cooperation neces-
sary 20 solve the problem. There is
nc state involved. we believe, that has
not adequate laws on the liquor traf-
fic, and a proper enforcement of these
laws. with revocation Of licenses where
saloons are improperly conducted.
should do much toward settling the
question
We suggest that the government Of
f'ciais present the matter TO the proper
state authorities. with an explanation
Of the menace of the saloons to the
successful prosecution of the irriga-
ton work An appeal of this charac-
ter Will hardly fail to be productive of
beneficial results.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-11
MAKING LAW RIDICULOUS.

Indiana's absurd anti-cigarette law
has already attracted national atteu-
ton, but il now appears TO be in order
to transfer the foolish belt from the
trainers of that law to A constable of
South Bend. This fearless and efficient
officer attended a trained animal show
and there discovered an educated ape
In the act Of smoking a cigarette
Forthwith the intrepid guardian of the
peace of South Bend secured a war
rant and proceeded TO arrest the man
aser Of the show. charging an iuFrac-
ton of the new law
This is pretty near the limit It is
going rather strong when a mature cit
lien of the state Is arrested and fined
for having cigarette materials in his
possession, but when donkey has the
law" or a monkey sensible people
should do something quick.
An energetic insanity board would
help Indiana about now
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-11
cPoRTING VOCABULARY.

Il some man Of letters who lived say,
a century back. should drop I'm on US
for a short time it is safe 10 assert that
not the least mystifying thing he might
encounter would be a modern sporting
page.
The sporting vOca bulary is a develop
mcut Of comparatively recent origin.
familiar though most Of the terms are
10 the general reader today It cannot
he denied that. save for this familiar
lily. some Of the things we read would
be sufficiently startling.
For instance. take tnis, a bona fide
extract from q leading eastern paper Of
recent date
The second dual dcadeuer was run
OF the press almost as fast. Gilbert
was the hinge this time. Fraser plunged
a. overheated welt TO Dahleu. whose
fingers burned when he grabbed il He
transferred the shot To IT.. Gilbert, who
caught Needham journeying to second,
and then pumped the pellet to Mccain,
who knitted Fraser"
None of US need to be told that this
Is a bit Of hich-cIass baseball liter
allure But suppose we had never heard
of the game OF baseball when we en-
countered this fragment? The natural
impulse would be TO read farther TO
ascertain what the latest bulletin from
the hospital had to say about the pa
tents condition
The racing reports generally bring in
the words race" horse" or track"
20 identify the subject that is treated.
bat even the racetrack man gets in a
phrase now and then that might cause
our learned. though back-number,
friend of 1865 much bewiIdcrment. sup
pose he struck this sentence: The out
slider caught both Regal and Lady
Amelia firing" Visions of scandal
III high life would Immediately float
before him
Here Is another choice one:
He did not make very formidable
opponent for Travis, as he topped his
tee shot and fell short of the first
bunker. while Travis, with his long
handled driver. drove within a nashie
shot of the green. Travis was do~mie
four on Jennings at the fourteenth hole
where he laid Jennings stymfe. I'm
1,ope to close the match. but Jennings
loleG out on a slight curve around his
opponents ball
Possibly the old man would know all
ABOUT this, because it has to do with
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-11
The PRESIDENTS VACATION.

q requires no lively imagination TO
], ,urr the wild animals IN a certain
: lion OF Colorado gathering for a
Curious reunion and thanksgiving. one
Cl almost see The cautious old Sriz-
Is anc mounteiu lions stealthily
emerging from the most remote noun
TIN :c-essos 10 celebrate the departure
O. tho presidential hunting party. Some
AZ Tho familiar faces are missed. but
temporary grief is lost i'm the general
Rejoicing Of the many that are spared.
Fhe president has had Il bully" good
ti1le. II was just the sort OF a vacation
II likes and re finds himself unable
L. adequately express the "dc-Iightful-
rass" Of the outing. The trip has been
4 much benefit 10 him. Not only has
], uvigorated lis body but it has re-
f~oshed his mind. He has been away
from the artificial lie of statecraft and
Politics for a few weeks He has been
associated with honest old mountains.
honest old grizzly bears, honest old
hunters. lie has been face TO face with
nature. which is always honest
It is fortunate for AIr. Roosevelt that
he has sane ideas of recreation He
knows how to rest iHtelligcutIy. Scorn-
iU- the aUuremeats of comfortable dis
sirations that bring with them no
change of habit or living he sets right
out of civilization with its arudcialJy
and renews his acquaintance with real
things. He meets men who say what
They think and wear what they please,
and mixes with bears and mountain
lions that venerate not his high station
but require him TO shoot as well as the
next man. He steps right out of his
Office and becomes just a plain man
again.
And now he goes back once more to
contend with the problems that devoIve
upon him. He must meet again the
adulatioH he cannot escape; The deceit
he must detect; the vexatjons that at
zach TO his station.
But ne has been away from all Of it
FOR a few weeks and returns with his
strength renewed, his mind clear and
lis vision broadened-
1t has been "A bully time in truth.
bully" for Mr.. Roosevelt and bully"
for the country. The west always en-
joys a visit from the president. because
] . knows how 10 make himself at home
"a the west; he always makes US feel
that he is having a splendid time, and
that is the true appreciation Of hos
ritality- Some of US may differ from
him on questions of policy and admin
istTatiOn. but we can unite i'm admira-
tiou Of the sturdy character that seeks
recreation by taking up a new line Of
aTduoUs work, that finds rest through
hearty and wholesome channels.
So, we shall decline 10 join In the
jubilee of the bears and mountain lions.
We hope Mr. Roosevelt viii come out
again to Kill the rest Of them, and if
they flee 10 our neiShborhood we shall
find pleasure in revealing their where
abOutS TO him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-11
VICTIM OF PNEUMONIA
Charles T. Keith, Son of David Keith
Of Salt Lake, Dies IN North
Yakima. Wash.

Charles Foreman Keith. son of David
Keith, died at $3.50 o'clock yesterday
morning at North Yakima. Washing
ton, after a brief illness from pneu-
monia. just at the time his father was
speeding northward from Los Angeles
as fast as steam power could move the
train. Last evening 10 information.
beyond the mere announcement of the
death, had been received by any of the
friends of the family in this city as to
when the remains would arrive here.
Mr.. Keith was born in Virginia City
New, Dec. %, 1876 The greater por-
tiOn of his life was spent in this state
and ne received his early education in
the public schools at Park City. Later
he took course at the Agricultural
college at Logan and then went to
Boston where he took a business course.
Returning to Salt Lake he engaged
i'm some of his fathers business enter
prises, but last fall went to Washing
ton to look after his fathers ranchins
interests. From the first he was sue
ceSSful and 1t was generally believed
that he had "A bright future before him.
a few days ago the young man con-
tracted cold and pneumonia followed.
but the attack was not considered
alarming until heart complications set
in. Tuesday morning his condition be-
came such that his father was sum-
mOned from Los Angeles but that night
information was received in this city
that the young man was improving It
proved to BE- only temporary. for soon
after midnight his heart action became
irregular and at 3 O'Clock it became ap-
parent that death would follow Every
thing possible within the ken of science
was done to save his life, TO no avail,
and at 3-30 he died
1t is believed here that the body viii
arrive i'll Salt Lake about Saturday.
kilograms were sent to Mr.. Keith to
intercept him at Portland, and it is be-
lieved that he will remain there until
the body is brought in from the ranch
and will then accompany it to Salt
Lake.