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Evening journal., 1905-09-20

fall officers and laws thas exist fox
the protection Of the common people.
shows plainly the tendency towards
Socialism and Anarchy which will
grow like weeds in an uncared- -fol
garden. Men who have regard fol
the sacred mantle of liberty fought
for, won, and handed down to us. ard
patriots enough to stand together and
save this fair America from the chaos
limited at by the lawbreakers. But
they cannot give force to their views
lactng as individuals. Organization
must meet present organization witt.
superior force. When the citizens ard
organized they do the work and in-
sure industrial peace. II is the bust
ness of the National Citizens Associa !
tion to organize local Associations In.
every community. Experience has
taught the way and the results shovI
how practical the methods are. Are
you a patriot? Do you believe irl
STEADY industry? DO you want the
common people to have the organiza4
tion and power to rule notwithstand4
ing the orders ana manipulations Of
the labor trust or any other trust? ID
you believe in maintaining the law
land insuring industrial peace? If sol
be you merchant, workman, clerk
lawyer teamster or railroad presii
dent join the Citizens Industrial As
sociation. 1t costs you so cents to ID
"A member at large and so cents foi
the monthly publication the "Squari
Deal" which keeps you alive as ID
facts. Send Sl.OO in envelope, it'll
safe, almost without fail. If you havg
any doubt send money order. DC
your little share and if your furtheI
interests are worth insuring, send ii
addition a properly computed sum 70.
the work. If you are big enougl
mentally to build a big business. yoi
have the mental calibre sufficient u
tell you what to do.
Will the money be honestly handled
The Association put the writer at TIL
wheel TO steer the ship and / an
most always around" and do no
hesitate TO give my personal guaranS
tee, that when the finance COMMITTEE
make the semi-annual inspection. WI
WILL like Uncle Abe Lincoln when h
kept his postoffice up at Salem. havn
properly receipted bills and the bal
ance of the money to q cent, in th
sock" 1 receive no salary or othe
compensation and expect none. Now
then. the practical working maehineri
for industrial peace is placed before
ysu. Some good men are furnishinl
fuel TO ran It moderately. BY liberal
support it can be made ? nati9nar
power for general peace. n
Q. W. Pest. President. y,
ST. James Bldgy New YorH
Evening journal., 1905-09-20
Bishop Made an Address.

Bishop leighton Coleman addressed
la meeting of the local assembly of the
brotherhood of st. Andrew, in st. An
ldrew's Church last night
II was decided by the assembly "a
hold a corporate communion at the
Chapel of the Good Shepherd al
lBishopstead on Saturday morning al
Z O'Clock, that being the same day anc
hour as the corporate communion Of
the Brotherhood of St Andrew at th'
national convention about to be helt
in Chicago.
Evening journal., 1905-09-20
W. C. 7. U. OFFICERS
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal
Middletown, Sept 2O.--A special
Temperance Union OF Middletown was
held last evening at the home Of the
president Mrs. William H. Moore.
The election of officers resulte j.:
President, Mrs. l.. S. Moore; vice. pres
ident, Mrs. s. L. Mcwhortsr: corre-
spending secretary, Mrs. NJ. l.. Cox;
recording secretary, Mrs. C. A. Hof-
fecller; treasurer. Mrs. A. M. Heaton;
collectors, Miss Ida Claaver and Miss
Mollie Wilson. Delegate 10 State con-
vention at Milford next month. Mrs
5. l.. McWhorter; alternate. Mrs. w
Hatnett
After the business OF the evening
was completed. Mrs. Moore served a
repast. a number of the membsrs oi
the ". c. I. U. afforded the temper
Gnce harvest home IN Reynolds Grove
near Isrkwood, yesterday.
Evening journal., 1905-09-20
srRv1cE.

orders fer The Evening Journni may %
.rns direct 10 the paper or 70 tho nearest
newu agent. In the city II Is served ny
,,,-nor,zed agents, and all orders received
therefrom viii be turned over so 'nsin.
II delivery is irregular notity carrier
or agent. II irregularities continue ho'nS
The Evening Journal
Persons leaving tie city temporary
should have the Evening Journal lot
warded 70 them and thus keep In toach
with local happenings. Send ordern direct
to fho Office.
Evening journal., 1905-09-20
coLoMsIA uNpgR A pIcrAroR.

News comes from Panama that
/ Colombia is in the throes of a
revolution. President Reyes has seiz-
cd the government as dictator and the
supreme court justices arc under ar
rest The onense Of the judges ia that
they decided a constitutional point
against tho wishes OF tho Prosldent.
This could not have happened in
Venezuela whore tho judges are mora
eager TO earn their salary and TO re-
tam their places. Castro sees to Il
that his judges are kept informed as
TO his wishes and. therefore. no hluu.
ders arc made.
The South American countries have
never graspsd the idea Of an indepen-
csn. judiciary. Indeed few OF them
have gone beyond the dictator idea
Some swashbuckler rides into power
on The wave eof a revolution. and then
his congress and his judges merely
register his viii without a vostigs Of
independence.
Colombia has no government in the
true sense Of the word and has not
had. Possibly she is ready for an
other dictator. bat it Is doubtful
whether she desires self government.
Evening journal., 1905-09-20

Divorce and Remarriage in Canada.
From the Chicago Record-Hcrald
The Episcopal Church In Canada has
settled the question Of tho remarriage OF
divorced persons by absolutely forblddine
its clergy TO remarry any divorced person
while the former husband or wife is still
living. This Is naturally taken as an en-
Evening journal., 1905-09-20
Theatrical Notes

Charles Grapewin opened his season
at the Opera House last night in
George V. Hobart's comedy, It's Up
TO You. John Henry" II laughter
spells success. Mr.. Grapewin has
genuine hit and despite the warm
weather the house was we'll filled by
an audience that enjoyed every minute
from the rise TO the fall of the curtain
Mr.. Grapewin is supported by an ex-
loellent company including Anna
Chance, who shared the honors OF the
evening with the star
The company viii be seen here
jagain tonight and from the way the
performance went last night a capac-
lity house should be on hand to witness
the second performance.
Messrs. Bickel Watson and Wrothe,
the comedians who starred last season
in "Ne, Him and 1" will have a real
opportunity this year of exploiting
their exceptional talents. This mirth-
provoking trio are booked to appear in
a new farce comedy called tom.
Dick and Harry" at the Grand Opera
House on Thursday night. The show
is the joint work of Harry Williams,
|
Alstyne. Williams and Hoffman wrote
the book and lyrics and Van Alstyne
composed the music. The whole enter
talnment IS under the direction of A. H.
Woods, theatrical manager Of repu-
tation and prlminence.
stetsons Uncle Toms Cabin" comes
on Friday afternoon and night TO the
Grand Opera House.
Charles Wayne and his Incubator
Girls are one Of the features par ex-
cellence at Manager Dockstader's play
house this week, and the act has re-
lpeated the success it met with in New
York last week. As a novelty pure and
simple il is all that its management
claims for 1t. and bids fair to create
a high place among the big features
vaudeville il offering this season. Keno,
Walsh and Melrose. the comedy aero
battle trio offers a number Of sensa-
tional stunts that are decidedly credit
able, and Miss Angle Norton and Paul
Nicholson present their new comedy.
"Ella's Alright" in most pleasing
manner. Those who fail to find what
they want at the Garrick this week
must be hard to please for the bill is
exceptionally strong from start to
finish.
From curtain to curtain tom, Dick
and Harry" coming to the Opera
House tomorrow night, is a boiling
ebulltion of laugh-producing comicali-
ties. The jokes and situations are ORR
ginal, its ballet is made up Of sprightly
good looking young women who pos-
sess excellent voices. Naturally.
Bicke Watson and Wrothe dominate
Continued on Page Five.)
Evening journal., 1905-09-20
.n,-,,nr1srNn nArrs.

DISPLAYED; q cents per nah. Dis
counts on continued advertising VIII DO
forwarded on application.
cLAssIFIEDs Situations Wanted. Free
Boarding or Rooms 10 Rent y cent q
wore.
sIeip wanted. Y cent wosd.
Real Estate Csolid), y cent word
Evening journal., 1905-09-20
REPRESENTATION.

II AK Of a united Republican party
u reveals the TACT that there are
many questions that must receive
grave confederation. Ono OF the most
smpaFtant is that Of representation In
Evening journal., 1905-09-20
sUBscRIBERs.

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Evening journal., 1905-09-20
Landmarks.

Madge-Ill bet there are no young
men at the hotel
Holly-How can you tell so soon?
"All the hammocks are swung in
such light places. Smart
Set.
Evening journal., 1905-09-20
coAfNruNTcAT1oNs.

Brief communications on all subjects OF
Interest. temperate in their nature ana
signed by the writer Cname not TO oe pub
liSned unless desired are always welcome.
Evening journal., 1905-09-20

Paper car wheels made by pressure
from rye-straw paper are usually good
enough to take second set OF steel
tires after the first set has been worn
out by run Of 100000 miles.
Evening journal., 1905-09-20

Bills-There goes a man who is al.
ways looking down In the mouth and
yet he is happy.
Wills-Who is he?
Bills-Smith, the dentist.
Evening journal., 1905-09-20

Boyce-What are the authorities
talking about regulating the jail for?
Joyce--I suppose they want it to keep
better time.
Evening journal., 1905-09-20
A HIstorIoal lnaeonranv.

y 'ITotvTTUHI IHdICUTdcys
Cleopatra observed. That false tale
OF the asp many ears may regale--
What a fuss they all make
About that poor snakel
Why. the poison was sent me by mail.
Carolyn Wells in October Smart Sc
Evening journal., 1905-09-20
a Psonsylvania esolosist has disco,

a Pennsylvania eeeloslst has discov-
crod large deposits OF pitohblcndo IN
Colorado and confidently predicts
that ;hc price Of radlum will bo
greatly reduced. Instead OF Ss,ooo,-
600 an ounce & is estimated that VIC
shall set our radium at $1,000 600 an
ounce or in pound lots, for $4,000
600. Tho reduction win be duly up.
preciatod.
Evening journal., 1905-09-20

Entered at the Wilmington Possoaice az
second Class Matter.
Evening journal., 1905-09-20

WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1905.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-12


Deputy Marshal Gay had a 'tip''
that there would BE- 5 large shipment
1f booze arrive IN town the last Of last
week. 20 he had an efe GA tie lnrom-
Ing trains zach daE Friday, while
tie baggage master was unloading
trunks from the Fayetteville passen-
ger. a trunk vas unloaded tliat gave
forth a pecullaF aroma. the Kind that
made Deputy Gray smlle. and he i'm.
medlaielY laid claim 70 that particular
pleea of baggage, although Il was lab-
oled Kate Goodwin Ca opening
the trunk twenty-fouf quart bottles
IT uuoxe was brought 10 light. Gray
aiso gathered II a dressing case Ia
which was marked ~ LEAD pencil
'e'Fank Hendricks" IN which Nas
foand more booze.
A. the preliminary examination eyl-
sieHee was introduced to show tlsat
Ms Goodwin had lusned hef trunk
20 Prank Hendricks. aud With other
evidence Ee vas bound oFaf to the
grand iufg under ! AlM0 tend, Which
hs failed = furnish, ard was eNofted
- 1he federal at MIs Goodwin uaa
piaesd under & ala0 bod ie appeaf a
a witness which aEic readily Furnished.
Tahleaaah IIaKaid
1|le postmaster general ~ signed
a. azaef IafbldaInr tlla Hartford m
solzaee eampea4 al - Indian Terri
tors Elle ~ oi EIl6 fnaila Hseause IL
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-12

The finding 0l immeuse bodies Il
gas - miles west 81 Nnita. on the
west bank Of Spring river 5 another
confirmation Of Viuiga being in the
gas belt A. soon as the aFteslau
water is pASsed through and cased oll
it Is pFophe>ied thst an lmmenss Row
% gas will b. eneauntered The hn.
mense sheet OF water UNDERTAKING
Yinlta would prevent vas IN aEy great
quantity ever fsaetlng the surface
unless cxscd on
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-12

~ G. Pearee. Of Chicago. secretary
of the teacher training department of
the international Sunday school a.
ISOLATION. Nlli give tho Indian Terri.
tory Sunday school association I've
dates during the present month lie
Will b. ln Ninlta and speak at one Of
the churches on the evening q lana-
sfy =, aud at Muskugee On tie fol.
lowing dag. Tie lftt As a practical
Sunday school man Mr., Iparee Is 3
leader, and lie Is employed by the In.
tsfnationai body as 1eld vofkeF.
IIls work IS among tiic teachers Il
vill be = great privilege for Ninita's
Sunday schools % have 3 mao ilks
l'uarce even Tor a single evening
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-12

An coughs, colds and pulmonary com.
plants that are caFahlr and quickly
curcd by one Minute Cough Cure.
Cleats the phlegm. draws out fniama.
tlon and heals and soothes the Affect.
esi parts. strengthens the lungs wards
on pneumonia Harmless and PLEAS.
ant % take. Sold by Peoples drug
ff0fe. du
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-12
VINITA STkaTS
FOR 5000 MARK
win Double It's Population
Within a Year

There never was time ln the his.
tory Of vinita that gave greater prom
ise oigrowth and development for the
city than the present year There vas
never time when the city was better
prepared for business boom than il
now IS True, there have been better
atmes among the farming c0mmunl.
tles, and batter crops possibly IN
this section OF tte country than there
vas last year, but as city. We we're
sever better organized 10 a financial
say 70 take care Of = business boom,
o. to assist and encourage busihea en-.
tsrprises TO come here than We are at
present Nlnita has never been a
boom tesn Its growth has hefcto-
fore been steady and substantial. But
tho foundation FOR city has been
laid broad and deep and there IS noth-
ing 20 prevent the building Of a city
that viii gfow and flourish with each
eoming year We have live and
wide.awake commercial cldb tlmt Is
reaching out after new Industries ana
encouraging the right kind of men 60
eome here and invest Ia enterprises
that are suitable "a the locallty and
that will be sarces- % those wha Ia.
vest Ia them
We are Just now opening up The
gateway 70 the best coal mines Ia tho
Southwest which have alsays laid
within few miles 81 as, but were al.
nast Inaccessible We have the hnest
system ul watefworks OF any city in
shis latitude ana escf.lising foun.
aalus gushing forth artisan water,
which i a. clear AZ 3 crystal pare as
a dew drop and a. refreshing 3s tiie
dfippings Of an iceberg
our educational institutions aFe 81
a high order ana churches 81 nearly
every denomination. llne structures
~ith organizations THAT wield a power
Tor good IN The community
We have al these great corner
stones laid and as said before they
form The foundation for a great city
We are noe working on the third
railroad, which, with the tso trunk
lines already here, vii give us an out
let la every dircction Heretofore
aur hands have l,eoa tied. our 0ppor.
tunities smotlered aud out light shut
m. Now, Ne can talk. bnY or sell,
and sec beyond the hmit II ouf oWn
smoke iali
Statehood Is. Al least II sight. and
se are 30 longer On questionable
ground
The tide ol emigration IS tending
hitler AID moFiay seeking investment
Is coming this e4y We afe laeated
n thu sefl gateway II this rev eoan.
try and Sc are bound 10 be seen aud
INVESTIGATED b everyone coming 10.
The erection q business blocks. line
holmes and tlie whir q maehlncr, and
blowing nl factory whistles are hound
70 attract their atteption
Let IS sci our stake ioF the s.WQ
marx this year and with over half
that many 70 start slth. ae predict
that the middle of tie summer vlll
ind us past tie three quarter marx
IND well on oar way
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-12

81 vlsil determination % something Aua ,ou
eus saving. account iioms savings tanks teamed II
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-12

" 5. Madden, Of sIayoeu. was IN
the elty wednesday and reported tho
striking Of gas on John liaydcn's farm.
While boring vel the 6st uf the
seek they struck the gas II d sllallow
depth. The gas caught IRE and i vas
sifh much dlaculfY that the flames
were extingulshed
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-12

4 b CanMan. Chicago writes
March { 1905. Having beer troubled
With Lumbago Al different times and
tried one physician after another,
then different ointments and ltn.
nents, dave il np Altogether So
tried anee more, and got s bottle oi
ballards snos Linament. which gsye
me almost instant relief | can cheer.
fully recommend Il, ard ell Add my
name "a soar list Of former sufferer ,
e,e. SOC and Il Sold b Peoples Drug
stofe.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-12
: llsa ros. &C.. waA = onrp.

We have received the following let
Ger from Mr. Roy Kemp Of Anglo
Ind 4 Vas In bed fsuf weeks with
IA grippe and | tried many remedies
1fld spent considerable far treatment
sith phvsiciaus, bat I received 30 re.
ilef Until tried Foley Honey and
Tar Two small bottles u this mcdi.
zine cured nae and / now nse exclu.
aiyuiq ii my family keInse saiwtl.
tntcs Peoples drug store. ~
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-12

Willie vieu vas tried il TIE com.
miAlaners court THURSDAY fof dis.
tnFblne tho ueace of the Res lron.
side family Ht was acquitted - lhs
Jury Ard Afterwards plead guilty q
assault and battery. Tie ans was
dked at 81 o. and costa and - was
allowed Io pay ais 81 Il the cia
standing continued.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-12

A neglected cough or cold mas lead
% serious bronchial o. lung troubles.
Don't take chances when Foleys Tar
and Honey Affords 9erfect security
from serious effects 0f 4 cold Sold by
feunle'a drug slnre DIV
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-12
FOR SEPARATE STATEHOOD


Robert Owun Il ia Washing,
ton looking after the Interests
} of constituents Ia Indian Terri
! tory tie wlll appoag before Tire
court of claims aud argue the
Eastern Cherokee case IN ~hich
he II Interested a. al attorney
The case was for January l0
b0t he nov ands upon his arriy-
al that the hearing has heen
pest poned and will probably not
be held until January "a This
Is the case in which Charles Ma
gel, of Sc Louis. has been 70.
talnod 70 represent the Cherc
kee nation
Mr.. Owsn opposes the efea'
ti0n OF tNo states cut Of the
four territories oi the Southwest
tie believes that II let alone
New Msxleo and Arizona and
each Of the othar territories will
|, gain admlsslog n time ou their
indlyidua merits lie h conu'
J dent that this i the case with
indian TERRITORY
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-30
The Argonaut, December 80.

Robert w. Ritchie contributes to
the Argonaut for December 30th, a
very important article giving the in
side facts of Japanese control in Co.
rea. The true story is now given to
the world for the first time. This is
supplemented by a signed article by
vi Yung-ki, the secretary of the CO.
rean foreign minister, Dnk Shisuu.
Other features are "The Making of a
Man; The Love Story of Man OF
Mixed Blood" by Adriana Spadoni;
an unusual article on the Bible, in
which interesting. instructive, and
curious information is given about the
various editions of the Scriptures,
from the earliest records of printing
down to sumptuous edition recent
ly produced in England; some re-
markable typographical blunders are
dealt with in an entertaining manner;
the New York letter giving the de-
tails of the Hummel case; book re-
views, stage gossip, etc.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-30
BEAUTIFUL BOOK OF MOORHOuSE PHOTOS

on the Columbia; the famous Cayuse
twins which have travelled the world
over; "Wal-lu-lah"; Umapine, Chief
Joseph; Paul Show-a-way. chief of the
CayuseB; the lone tepee, Lament Of
the Umatilla," Indian mother and
child, "Sac-a- -ja-wea," Umatilla reser-
vation. July 4, 1905; Chief Peo, OF the
Umatillas; Fish Hawk, Tots-homi.
Ip-na -sol-a-tok, Bridge OF the Gods.
Indian camp on the Umatilla reservs-
tion, Princess We-a-lote, Mt. Hood
from Cloud Cap Inn, Wa-tis-te-me-ne.
head man of the Cayuses; Pe-tow-ya
Cayuse squaw III years old, who re-
membered Lewis and Clark; Sacaja-
wea. pointing the westward way to
Captain Lewis; DR.. Whirlwind, Wap-
a-ne-ta; Donald Mckay. Princess
Etna, Alice Pat-e-wa, Yakima Sally,
Yakima Indian mother and babe
Stella Tu-slaps, Princess Eat-no-meat,
and scene on Columbia river, Rosa
Summer-hair and papoose, Sins of the
Redman, Wo-ho-pum and papoose,
Chief Joseph's home at Nespelim.
Wenix and family and Young chief of
the Umatillas.
The book will be sent by mail, post
paid, for 81. All orders should be
sent to Major Lee Moorhouse, PeRdle-
ton, Ore.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-30

What is pronounced by expert
printers to be the most artistic Job
ever issued from a printing office in
the inland empire, is now being issued
for Major Lee Moorhouse by the East
oregonian. -..
A booklet of SO pages, containing
a collection of Major Moorhouse's ia
nous Indian photographs accom-
panied by descriptive matter and ap-
propriate poems by western authors.
is being printed by this office and will
be ready for distribution in few
days.
The booklet will contain about 40
famous photographs, any one of which
sells in this C':y for from so cents to
81 an1 - urlnted on the heaviest and
most IN sic quality of enameled book
paper from high-class half-tones and
each picture In the book is as per-
feet and well defined as the photo
graph from which the cut was made.
The a5 pages OF reading matter
comprises poems by Charles Eugene
Banks, Eustace Cullinan, Bert Huff
man and prose sketches from Fred
Lockley jr., and Genie June" both
OF Pendleton, and numerous other
sketches descriptive of the photo
graphs contained In the book.
The photographs have been care
fully selected by Major Moorhouse
and comprise all the famous photo
graphs from his historical collection,
and the book will be a permanent and
priceless addition to the art and lit
erature of the northwest.
The cover is being printed in two
colors-black with gold ink and or
ange with aluminium ink. is tied with
library cord and the book is attrac-
tive and neat and a souvenir of great
value and interest. On the outside OF
the cover a colored print of the ia
nous Moorhouse twins will be attach
ed giving the book an original and
beautiful appearance.
The frontispiece is the we'll known
photograph by Moorhouse, 1.-The
lonely outpost of dying race" one
of the most touching and beautiful
pictures ever taken on the Pacific
coast. II represents a lone tepee on
the desert, with one of the most su-
perb cloud effects ever reflected into
camera and is work of art. The
picture is perfectly reproduced in the
cut and this alone is worth the price
of the book.
other photographs contained in the
book are as follows: THE Indians
Reverie," a scene at Tumwater falls,