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The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-03-15

as we are, the beautiful winter and
spring weather in the mountains far
from the turmoil of your city. Why
we think nothing of nineteen hour
delay, or ninety, for that matter, SO
long as the mail gets here eventually.
Think of l6 days flight for letter
from Boise to Resort--in the good
old summer time, too. I have the
envelope with the postmark on il to
youch for this record breaking trip.
Probably, If it had not reached its
destination in 80 short a time, ii
would not have been postmarked, for
the omission of the date is the rule
rather than fhe exception, except the
starting stamp.
| received a letter today, March
9th, postmarked est. Louis. Mo-,
Feb. "a, 11:30 a. M, 1906" "Mead
ows, Idaho, March 1, 1905, P. M
st. Louis is matter of about 6(
hours from Weiser. l have the let
ter, that's enough but these instances
have mentioned are really "quie
tips The package of merchandise
a Weiser merchant mailed me las
January has not yet arrived, but it is
really little too soon to expect it.
Be patient, neighbors, for when
we hear the ''toot, toot" of "101'
echoing among these hills, we ma,
get impatient at nineteen hour de
lay. Sincerely Yours, Herbret Thorpe
Resort, Idaho March 6, 1905.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-03-15
viii 0pq New Restaurant.

Mrs. f. E. Finn, we'll known In
Weiser and this county, where she
has resided for so long time, will
open a new restaurant in the rooms
formerly occupied by the Farmers
Restaurant in the old Masonic build
ing on First street East Mrs. Finn
formerly conducted successful res
tuarant IN Weiser, consequently
any further introduction is onneees'
sary. The new restaurant will open
for business next Saturday, March IT,
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-03-15
Two nsTs Deaths in viYT.
JEROME B. BEARDsLEY

JEROME B. BEARDSLEY.
jerome B. Beardsley, another old
timer of Idaho, passed away at his
home on East Commercial street In
this city Sunday evening, March II,
from seuile debility, at the age of S3
years and month. Funeral was held
yesterday morning at st. Agnes Cath
olic church and the remains were laid
to rest In Weiser cemetery. Deceased
is survived only by the aged wife,
who is now quite i'll as result of the
severe shock brought on by the death
of her husband.
Jerome B. Beardsley was quite we'll
known and highly respected through
out southwestern Idaho, where he and
his faithful wife have resided SO long.
The profound sympathy of large
circle of friends is extended to the
sorrowing wife.
JOSEPH w. WRIGHT.
At his home on East Main street in
this city last Sunday night, Joseph
wv. Wright, or "Jake, ''as he is famil-
liarly known throughout this section,
passed away after a several days ILL
ness from pneumonia. He contracted
Il
severe cold some time ago while car
ing for a sick son, which developed
into lagrip and later pneumonia,
which caused his untimely death,
Funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon at 2:3O o'clock from the
Baptist church, conducted by Rev.
GoweD, pastor. Deceased is survived
by the wife, and three sons, aged 3,
IL aud IA years respectively a broth
er snd two sisters In Kansas, and a
sister, Mrs, Holman, OF this city,
Joseph W, Wright was born Ia H.
Iinois nearly 40 yeers ago. he came
~ Idaho seyep years sgo epd became
Interested ~ miping Which pc has
followed continuously epd o9ped a.
tho tlmo ~ hie aeeib some valuable
wlnlpg pgopelty lp the famous NeF'
gep elsigiol peeg the topp ~ Helfep,
plele ~ ~ speni the moa ~ hif
lllo alnoe eemlng Az laehp lilf fep
ilg felloNee blw Qpe geW laief epe
ilog lase feslaee ilgeo }eau NJ Wv
lfo ape al,oul Nlloe SenV N Helse
~ blialf ~ Nne NJ ~ lfN'
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|lNals Al0lIIds IN AAl IIl1a NNa
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'NA'l INl''la "A Nll'N 1'N'A''f
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-03-15
ETZKE RIVER SANDS
| TO GIVE Up GOLD
NV WEISER CORPORATION PREPARING
10 YOOPERATE ABOUT TWELVE MILES
WEST OF TOWN.

dredge which it is said will save all
the values besides the gold therein
without the use of quicksilver.
Simply concentrate all the values
which will be shipped to the smelter
for final treatment. This patent
dredge will be 80 SO feet, and the
machinery will consist of small en-
gine. 100 horse power boiler for gen.
Grating steam, steam tube II inches
in diameter and 16 feet or over in
length, a revolving cylinder screen
six feet in diameter and 80 feet long,
hoppers, burlaps and settlers. The
hyraulic steam tubes raises the ma
terial from the bottom of the river,
or from the bank and carries it into
the hopper, then the material passes
through large revolving screen over
which are fastened three sizes Of
screen and all revolve over b urlaps
and sluice boxes, thence into two g.
foot settling pans, or watts, in which
the concentrates settle.
The coarse material, in which there
are no values, passes over the screens
Into the river.
This boat will handle 5000 Cubic
yards of material per day of "a hours
and. will cost about s45 per day tc
operate, or less than two cents pei
cubic yard.
Mr.. Green will be absent in the cas-
for some time and as soon as he re
turns it is expected the company viii
be prepared to begin active operations
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-03-15
Grand fldsfu.

Albert w. Gordon, of Kendrick,
Idaho, the Most Worshipful Grand
Master of Idaho Masons, was IN
Weiser Monday and Tuesday On
Monday evening a special meeting OF
the Masonic order was held to meet
the distinguished visitor, who ex-
pressed himself as being much graf
fled with the strength and condition
of the Weiser lodge. He said th'
lodge room was one of the nnest IL
the state. The order, he said, wal
having an exceptional growth all oVel
the state.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-03-15
tv,TybOdY Should Attend.

F. H. Newell. head of the Govern
ment Reclamation Service, accompan-
led by some of the consulting engi-
neers, will be in Ontario, in April,
to meet with the Malheur Water
Users Association, and arrange mat
ters SO that active operations can
commence on the project sometime
during next summer.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-03-15

The Russians are fleeing from Muk-
den in disorder and trying to make
Tie pass with the demoralized ret
mainder of the army. The Japs are
pursuing and killing them as they
fee. And it is supposed other divis-
ions of Oyama's soldiers may cut him
off at the pass and COMPEL surren-
der of the whole army. Reports give
the Russian losses as $50, 600 killed
and wounded and 60, 600 taken pris-
oners. Japs counted $4,000 dead
Russians lying on the field in front
of Mukden. The Jap losses are Al,
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-03-15
fIassmettins TO Nominate City Officers

We, the undersigned citizens and
taxpayers OF the city Of Weiser, do
hereby call massmeeting to be held
in the Opera House in Weiser on the
evening of Wednesday, March 22nd,
1905, for the purpose of selecting
candidates for the various city Offices
to be filled at the annual city cleo
tion to be held in Weiser on Tues
day, April Attn, 1908. All citizens
and taxpayers, and those having the
city's interests and welfare AZ heart,
are earnestly requested 20 be present
aud take part IA the deliberations oi
said meeting
q, A. Harvey, y. 4, Sleeves, Jos
n, Numbers, ,, y. coakley, n, y,
Felihouas, A. D. DAVIS, n, y, Kim
ball, a. w. Ovens ~ n. nereing
Will D. osnaee, Wa, iilsek ~ A.
aaytsop, d =. coekley A. NJ l,eet
wood A. a Walker n N rellep
a, caplee a tllfeoeile l,qpi
sommeG W A. Ana~sopN a Hif
op Al n hWiep y ~ NQRslf
ghol 4 fellg Al A. Hsll fehl
'pls~ ~ W hpel Hsli " hoH
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-03-15

from the Seven Devils group, largely
from the surface cuts and pits near
the Kleinschmidt grade road. All Of
the metals show state of thorough
oxidlzation. One of the native metal
nuggets weighs more than 80 pounds
and there are many weighing few
pounds each. William Trevor, vice
president of the company, says that
the native metal as rule is found on
the footwall of the vein crossing the
Nugget claim, diorite being on the
contact. Other veins have been open
ed. March 10 is the date fixed by
the management for resuming devel
opment. At that time a considera
BILE force is promised for driving q
deep crosscut, which already has cop
per Indications in the face.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-03-15

W. hage fopne mep who eoa'i'e'f
i,e theogy thei oae y usefpl ~ pfe'
porlop ~ be n begg "A l's,f =
aogN ~ mep aeyf Nihai n iesaeq
up Flib new NJ ihf spmp'v hnf
shep nlel ~ pleeiy tl,el n w ,hne
lesl aog : Ww 49, Nhep M lspl l'l'
lag n ~ HoW ~ AneFl'ol n l'''
Alw NonalN AafH y nllnNlN AZ AlA'i'
lul alop N lllhl lnell| NJ n N ihl
.llll laeA0p' iv l'NN'l'F l#ia
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-03-15

c.., Green, president of the Idaho
|,...- Mining Co., arrived in the
|H saturday from Seattle where he
(,,,t The winter with his family, they
(.,,up removed there some time ago
hon Spokane.
n, Green also visited Portland
a while there it is said he pur-
lh,sd dredge which will shortly be
buped to his company's property.
n, Olds Ferry, about ten miles west
Vslser Mr.. Green left Monday
lA,uoOn for the east where he will
,tsrsst capital in his new company.
The Idaho Placer Mining Company
Wsiser corporation organized un-
lie laws of Idaho with a capital
VI Of $500, 900, divided into 500, :
N shares at 81 each. Its officers
h. President Charles Green, of
atls; vice president, Leonard Cole,
Huntington, Oregon; secretary,
u Harvey, Of Weiser; financial
gent Q. E. Norton, of Baker city
lntos, the above named officers
ni Herman Haas, of Weiser.
The company's property is situated
Farewell Bend, near Olds Ferry,
bsut ten miles west of Weiser on
main line of the o. S. L. Ry. (,
id consists Of $40 acres of placer
pound lying on both sides of Snake
i'a for a distance of about two
lilies
The company will install a patent
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-03-15

I.,'.,' '''sr' general manager ana
| '''''as'i Of the Ranior M,n,as
\ s'.'''1''s s'''''ss '' Warren, LEFT sstur.
kL .s'' s''' ''' SAT- Lake From
i. l.s' ~ 80 @ Denver and then
\ M ~ y a. Louis fog ) shori
ss.l'. " ''pily ana % lool afto,
4 M '''V psiiegf M,. n,owa
ha n. M ''''i POO poands !,
II M, ''''p'ng1 properties
a'. \ '.'' s''' ''sl'd n sali I.abe
Nn .l.,'Ng Hplhl ihpi ho
hN.i m. ''N' NJ p pleui n
lh0 nlW ~
i'lH mi oono.o.l
l''oN, loal.s,
'll0I.m gsnul
'l0sNon. M M
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-03-15
Troops to Put Down Uprising.

st. Petersburg, March 10.-The
peasant disorders in south Russia
have become so serious In the govern
ments of Chernigo, Orel and Kursk
that the troop war Office has dis
patched troops thither to put down
the uprisings. The peasants have
burned and plllaged much property.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-03-15
Wiz Boy Wins in Debate.

!" annual debate between the I'm
'y 0l Idaho and University of
|, "arsd at Moscow last week
"' won by the Idaho team.
Il, 'sis two debaters from each
OarlOll Il. Foster, of weiser,
''' Oh the Idaho University team.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-03-15

mines will be completed. Before his
return from the east he expects to
place the order for the plant for early
shipment to the mines. While abb
sent Mr.. Brown also expects to ar
range for operating the Spring Hill
properties, which he has bonded.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-03-15
RUSSIANS FLBBlNG
PURSUED BY JAPS
KUROPATKIN HAS LOST RAILROAD BUT
HOPES FOR A TIE PASS"
HOME.

600 killed and wounded. The Japs
have captured 800 pieces of heavy
ordinance and guns. stores and mu-
nitions valued at millions of dollars.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-03-15

And then there is young feller in
my neighborhood who has Water
bury watch aud he smokes cigarettes.
When he isn't winding his watch he
is lighting a cigarette. He is q
mighty busy young man, but he isn't
worth two whoops in water barrel. y
Emmett Index.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-03-15

B. @. Phetteplace, 6. U. Ashby,
M. L. Vial, H. ]. Sommercamp,
]. A. Sommercamp, L. A. York, ].
M. Lloyd, Edw. Shainwald, Morris
Sommer, w. A. Beaver, J. H. Bruce,
D. Marsh, VIM. vanSlce, Frank Har-
ris, j. A. Gerwick, w. F. Sommer-
camp, B. f. EdIin.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-03-15
q hIk b Warren hQH Qp,l.

~ ''n from Council says: The
''' if0m Council, the termi-
u..' y racihc & Idaho Northern
q, = Meadows, is now open to
ss.' '''''les' and horses are be-
a " 0'sr the road from Mead
!. ,.,'' ~'s'' daily The road into
s.' ''' Is also in good condition
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-03-15
The S(dIp Bounty Law Rep.akd.

The late SESSION OF the Legislature
repealed the scalp bounty law, and
as the repealing act carried an emer-
gency clause it went into ffect on the
Sth. inst. when the governor signed
the bill. Scalps are no longer legal
tender In idaho.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-03-15
I'll Dodd has Bsu found.
|sisl to the Signal /:

Slal to the Signal:
warren Idaho, March 10th. "A
'0ag' ago the Signal asked for in
a''l'n concerning the whereabouts
I h. Dodd. The man Is at Jack
-.as place, sick, and is having
'are' Anyone wishing any in
n''l'n cansget it by writing to
% SAader, Warren, Idaho.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-03-15

which position he resigned to accept
the government position at the Boise
land office.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-28
UNKNOWN MAN
FOUND DEAD
Had Been Seen About Town
But Did Not Tell His
Name.

The body of an unknown man was
found NJ tho hay mow 81 q A Riddles
livery barn Friday morning hy one OF
THE barn lands S. S. Williams The
man was apparently between 81 and
90 years uf age aud there were no
papers bY which to Identify him. Ia
one pocket was small note book
with ths name ] q lledding written
but II Is not Thought To be tha mans
name iIe had s2Io ia silver. a cheap
watch and 3 pocket knltA The body
was removed 20 Fraaees' undertaking
rooms aud viii not b. buried until
tomorrow IN the mean time an effort
will be- made 60 Identify hlm.
The deceased had been about the
barn yesterday and complained 0t
having chill and remarked 20 one Of
tie men before golug up lBto the hay
loft that be was going up and take
some medicine and be down.
The body has since been identified
as thar q a man BY the name q
R6dinR Wno has worked about the
country for the PAS year Ile had
kept bAteh ia a cabin Ca the Jas
Webb fafa near the South Cabin
bridge.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-28
STUDY or vERNAcuLAR.
JaFron 81 the Department Store
oiFls a. Caught BY
Customsf.

THIS "A The Converzation between the
SRI VITA 81 ceal earrings says Toe
chioaeo Tribune ans the F.Il piih ne
goldpiaiea bracolsl On hcg wrist
Sayia' Halter vacation sea
Sops Gsti.t week afusa. nai-
loou 2"
ne Hatiaroaa TO-
Where gns0f
"AliAraaa Cfuasgoke lAoWnsln-
dinnap0iia Gonnaeeek Metsaioiat
old frisnas naidaspitndltlms stump.
indoolu everyday sayiiE did lsvvsr-
So Indianapolis
Nope
"Sailright few foiialotia friends
thefs Punk few aalut Goirher place
picked Oct eastT
bet. imaEaln twAkshau Guess.
~ gofum there q the county
Waufef
roiuscaase Goife9anrha kltslonf
tahbgniiausniom Naatet tasygaii
sofisso
-s,onaa sayHt hswla IKE Gus.
peters noamw tasH
piYnk Flae hlm ga shave
"sodl A.tea uae ffim any.
say
Nsithsrsi Well sang
sloHf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-28
Cap1ared ! 0aae % Crash.

The officers arrested three ns0re
suspected crooks this morning who
have been operating IN connection
elth fbe gamblers at the different
fairs Tao u this ring leaders made
their escape last night These par.
ties haze been seen IN vinlta at dlf.
feent times for tie past month Of
morc, and the officers are Of the opin-
lon that some Of tlese parties are r..
spousihle q the thleylng that has
been going 90 here uf late. An effort
Is belgg made 10 capture che ones
who escaped, a. they are believed q
- tle flnk leaders Tines nov have
seven under arrest The eonfsnts of
flIelr gflH prove that fhog ere II dis
reputable characters
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-28
KIND or Eocs They LikE.
The Differing TASTES of Boston and
New York - 70 coleF
of shalia.

"noston prefers hr0wn nhaliad eggs.
New Nork white says An eeg dcAler
Why's Il st2mpN me There xge =
sood many persons who inalss that
brown sheliad csgs have ulors dali.
cate taste than white shelled ones
"Bui II lt is true that they ara mars
tasty. | eant understand Why NeW
York does not insist apan them. too.
for noweYer marh the Hub HAY lead
us ID the ingeileetnAl race. Nsw Ycrk 4
fieht 10 wlth the leading epieaso citiea
of the wofld In the matter q a sood
table some people think that see
takes the lead
There are thoas who think that
hruwn swsa are pfettleF than white
and foF this reason prefer them Tor
satis sggs Boston q nothing II nst
a sticklef for ART II may be that she
believes that the aIown ees ls more
beautiful than tho hlte and therefore
insists npon h.
The ea1a couutess of fhc fwo rities
tell ne STORY of this ni8 difference u
pFeferonee 10 New Yofk teula 81
white vaea tempt q ewg shahes cwR
uogg. eta Ia hQsl0n tews If hruMH
eees tempt 20 ths same heYsfages
"As Tar a. a difsrsnce u sAsge BE-
taeen the hrpWu and ne white ege
goes. q Is nay psrtaaai oplaian that Y
,ho most ardent believers M The diner
snce bad an csc 60 cal witch had been
bnkon from lts shea ani of fheir sishi
they would a0t b. aaie - iell whelhef
Ii hAt a brown az : white caYer
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-28
LUxURles FoR THE FISHES
Young wMtensh Afs Supplied with
the Larvae os Mosquitoes ~
Article 6 Dist

A rev faod has sa found for gea
seahg ahIfefsh uea 81 iha ksa YORK
aquarium T8sg eee bofa n Toe
aqHaflaM ba,ghefz 81 Mafsa abd are
HoW 0f 81 astrate aEfh nfahant fga
aeau seh bit h a Hasufe
Naer thf mt ai fera an
miaatt ~ salma llfs NhEth they
auais tn8 d itr water
ir ihf aquarium sass ne saa iheF
81 trsf hsuIrs feE. theppfa up yefy
ere aaa strained Esfaeeh eheesscioih
Later timely aapfea liver vas ElYer 20
lhsm BIS noW iaeg afe hsna ri with
HN w la COS haHe 6f mgulta
iafgse
Tha aquarium aas aa fea s. iarta
xsan maintained mosquito ezllMt.
sh1aiue aea Mosquitoes hn me
s sQHia s. ore naFaa 40 Is Develop.
HIeni 8 ae aaraua Creature familiar
NFiTEi q she fsla sister hasaa assa and
eI siagaaaf nc9. aaa faats
Iha material ff h mosquito 2hlhlt
+ braa#hf % ZEE snlallY ty the
a4uarlum ea'lfctof sd there s. niaus
ehlch D. visits where % aoaI4 - sasg
g acauH ~ efla4lefa la ealida
e eaief s9ItWas aasf % provide ufie.
alfm fof re ittls Hhi.gash e they
should lie lhem Haiea thaf ald
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-28
waters slss o. Thslf casssma,..

Walters tsles Ue Thclf Customers.
Huo Faa srnw. aI8 tts HAD wait.
- ai one q ne ksnsss cIs hotels
fsesaiif Hfhai a. sxalenesa aaitsr
san asaalI9 ltii akashsf diner ia
esaiihy oE oaf bY la Say = handles
- meai shaesf & aau eafsiesslg
pitches aa1 as money fsT lhe salfer %
paY lhA SGT aithani m1kiam over hla
check we know ne chances afe ~
|Hat wealthy ue S iafa.slns Ga q
iasurf snd fears 81 mishi q Iaarhea
aI n ~ examined Iaa check Thc maa
So aas uIeaty e naany examIaes hls
check closely a. & saff q - fnfs an
Ifsm which 81 lhias 81 pHnz - tells
The waiter about li rro ably was
iANi aeh afe as lAAi thai maHe him
Fssh fs ha lsgNheH aff well rness
anl Really fts eaissfa llHife him
far hs ssfsfaIHe and the result ia
they aHs aaatly e8E.lsaiar aaoal h1u
= is charged .aaaas city Times
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-28

The special agent completed tie
eufoliemeat of Delseae Indian cltl.
ssns % tie Cherokee Nation aho are
= Share = tie distribution u the
8laaea sooa 90 - aaialby re govern
ment Tie numhsf enrolled vas loss
This uumheg Includes these sh0 have
died since 0etobef 1904 This pay.
ment vii b made as soon Is Agent
KELSEY returns and makes tie neces-
saff afr4Hgemants Tho estimate IS
thai the peg capta slafes WiIi - about
tiuQ
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-28

The regatlanal meeting held
last night bg the the membsfs Of the
Presbyterian Church voted ananim.
ouslg "a extend a regular cali to Ret
q W, snedgrass for permanent pastor
of the church az this place Nr snoa.
grass has been with the church IN
Yinita since the beginning " the
year AMI Is an acceptable pastor and
preacher he will doubtless accept
the paaofate and e Installed some
time this fall rte church IS in a
prosperous condition has Rood con.
gFsgatlous a. ali rs services and las
3 hourlshlug sunday Srhgai Tie
membership Is about 80 aud TIE
church fas a uea $500 brick building
with noaafu equipments faf SUNDAY
school and Young peoples societies
heatod b furnace, and also 4 comfort
able parsonage.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-28
NJ. craaiaesr DEAD.

Mm Anna G CroalngeF the wife Of
q Croalnger died Wednesday even
Il o'clock Mrs Crouiuger vas born
IL Newbafe y Y. and has lived IN
Ninita lof the past seven years She
sas a splanded woman la ever vas
and always ready and willing 70 lend
q helping hand % those who needed
il SHE s 5 great loss 20 the e0man.
lty because she vas public spirited
woman and her Influence ior Roog was
far-reachlng aud widely felt aud
appreciated She was a member q
St Johns Episcopal church and pres.
llent of tie Guild AZ the time OF her
death Through her uutirinR efforts
siaeh has been accomplished Ia the
pass year 81 this organization She
leaves q husband and dthree boYs Ia her
Immediate family. and also her father.
SIR and Ms Gorsllnt. and hef sister
Mrs. sank Wade. TIE funeral services
vas held Thursday Afternoon AZ st
Johns Episcopal church at 8aao'cl0ck.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-28

Tha aHeisHt driver 8H tAa F8Ffh ave-
sue ntase haA driven ter fhfse hioeaa
#lth0ut SAYING 4 Negd wsieh u :
leek tine ~ K3nh aeenae stage
driver IIs bn1ae "a slleeds ehfn IN
open haaem pss = hfi1 E woman.
lap dog aai q llesIaH terrier
ehaeksl aii fIzs dflfef indicating
lha hahaam pllH 3 z|aafieh - his Mhlo.
Thth he N#a allaas saf another block
NNHfk# az RsalFa finally Ia
AIae Is les nIt s. Ea2.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-28
SOPER SUPPORT
Ed STANFIELD
Grant S. Victor Denies Report
to the Contrary.

An article IA the kansas city Jour.
nal ogWeduesday bearlug.a a Muskogee
date line, and headed The Ap-
polutment Of Stanaeld Looked Upon
a. au Anfi-soper Victory" is orronc-
uns and misleading
A reporter 81 the Chieftaln called
upon Grant 5. Victor. chairman OF
the Territorial Republican Exccu-
tive committee. aud vas informed by
him that Mr. Stanaeld had tho uu-
qualified support q = l. Sapef. Na.
tIonal committeeman and tie terri
teriai organization, aud ttat The AZ.
pulntment q Mr. stanheid was en-
tirely satisfactory 70 al parties ard
~ reports % the contrary are mis-
leading and an injustice 10 NJ soper.
Mr Davidson ami himself