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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-20
NaIAw alalm,

Eit pfgpHesan 81 iulsrA ila0sf
and Tar AZ not a1Fegtlna tits = !
sgfs esft faf consumption Ties g
uot cialm e all eafe fhs dfesd esm.
paint ln advanced easa bat do ps.
flYsiy assert flaf if Hiii cure In fhe
saf'irf Stages aaA never iais - Eite
eamfaf aud relief ln thc worst eass#s
faifi llnAez 4la Tar = HltlaaHt
doubt fhn aeszfssf throat AID aes
remedy Refuse satafilufcs sa|d Is
feggle Nfas sfHfu dH
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-20
frsal Your kldasss ; faf Rhsumailsm

When y0uf afe suffering from f1sa.
matlsm. tle kldneTs must be attended
81 an Oiire = that fhef viii eliminate
fls uric acia from tie blood taiefs
kidney Cure ls ftla most effective
femedg fof tits eafnasa HT Hopkins
fHliy dprt0lnE fhfee YeAn t1F Fhea
matism with tie hsAt a9ctofA | tglaA
Fulpfh Kidney Cure and n clfed ne
/ cannot slesk iaH hlehlY0f thkRFeat
medicine SHId 81 Peoples Drug
store dN
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-20

hememtff thsf 3 Ese8 selor ts IS
essfaflai ta sslf nessiaa Al slsaa
lfess are rsasailai = gaeht aasaaea
Thf voice shaaa - carefully uasas
aha fEvelousa \ fat ciraf aes
.his tuiee is aae e fhs sartsi iaalsa
tons of E1ad Hfaalas
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-20
AGED CASHIER
KILLS HIMSELF


Associated Ifus
~ Iouis No 1ulYlA D VI Wat
held, cashier q tie S. Louis County
Hank. "A Clayton. . suburb slot linn.
self while seated q his desk TO-DAY
lie had boen identified with The hank
many pears and IL sas c0nsidefd tie
wealthiest man n Clayton lie eas
sixty years old aaa had brooied over
II health
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-20

getting ea me afaa. Sc lr Is ans - oes
strap the effects IS tlae apsfnflon
a fhiidt Appellt aarlns teeihins gen
erAily falls 81 = iitsls. hui thla d i mat
ser Nhieh need sselts np anxiety IN
deed. q h hntteF ct the ntgls onn NET
10 have his fall maaN then, Al he IL
msnMiiy lneisnaa Ia ba somewhat fewer.
ish nnaf0n Globe
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-20

-Hsa boastne that hea got slne-
IT.
What does thal mean Aahea Mrs
sfuWrr
oh. replied Mfa Naiaprop that
means be thinks eYerybady's loohin' et
kiu Dldnt you never hear tell q per-
toa bella the siueeuFs q ali eytss--@
ellladslphia Press
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-20
DAINTY UNDERWEAR.
II Spite ef Vogue sf Ready Mads
Garments, Many Women Pre-
feF 10 MAks Their Own.

NainkooR aE0ula - unsa fnr ihla hst
the ntglr * which Il slnrlc bat VERY
pretty The hAeA af ehemlas d plain
ne front FafheFsa aeFoss the SOP it
Is ff1mmed vita Zoe taFehan inseriloa
vt en IN VanaYkss. ffnm uns2f WbiFb
tbs material Is eat aHaY aa a. g lests
& Transparent TIE neek aaf arm
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-20

kuaa ea E5aHa Mu nobta
hs has aar aaIa aaa temper and
sH that H H he aHI can't
8te WfhuHt h
3a eaMf ae& hH fseaa
hH M 8at AA eHat Can ga
lies aith her fhk bil feHae
aaH SOD ite eth h un
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-20
PRISONERS TRY
TO ESCAPE
Made a Break from Kansas
Prison But were
Recasured.


i.oageunoftt. kans.. July l5 N.
n Morrison aua Iiaffy Haynes okia.
bona prisoners tfled 10 escape from
tie kansas psultentiafy AZ lansing
to-day rheY Nefe wogking at tlss
top u TIE eoal shaft and jumped
daWn over tla eaAl dump ran i0F !
com aeld Guards 81 horseback start.
"a II punUlt aHA eaptufrd pFlsonsHs
withln an lgaaf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-20
ON TRIAL CHARGED
WITH BRIBERY
7 {. Albright, Former Member
StLouIs House OF Delegates.
Says He's Not Guilty.


Ahe1f.aitd Efesa
TteY 40 taIst8 TE A.hfiei8.
: fafmof mHa1af g tbs st Louis
laUe9ai Delegates - tfaihsm elaFsei
Nith bfihegf la easneloH witt tfe
sahurtAM fallNt faanehlm h.Ii teaA
fhe stand ln lHs aeu hehalt TODAY
Albright deaH1 ever having lsen
present at S meeting 80 delesaies
uheu booiie uas talked % ind eheH
asked if he had taken q bnte g
promised e. Accept eatuliy of inward
fof hls vote. BE replied smpiatAallf
eNo. never seeaf that never
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-20
&. H. FUNSTON
UNDER ARREST
Charged Nith Carrying Con.
cealed Weapons and Dis
turbing the Peace.


IN AshNc4AtNl EfNA&
lola. Kaiaas 1gi5 O. N Fenslmg
N Congressman afai father ~ cen.
sral Ffrisf.es Funston eas placed 81
trial hsfc iodsf iaf eafulng souce4lssi
ssaguns and disturbing the psaes
after tlc cap.aslaa tiat erocked Tires
dynamite, feenntF Fumion on tie
street gatsittaf if ti.e oMlcsm lad
done their iptf fhe etplosious would
uot have ocrnrsf a afhi still 81
oeicef and iia sffssi followed AK
efosd Aas ih tie courtroom
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-20

a rrfsi maaf Hhlte smhfeiAeFst
Asn tmhrsltsre3 ialies and buadsfis
sasiane are H0fu. Usually uAas oesf
= naIe alt8f
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-14
new REFINERY
FOR KANSAS
Independent Company Will
Enter the Field Where the
Trust Has Stopped Work

CHANUTE. Kans-, Feb. 13-It is an
nounced that money has been raised
for an independent refinery at Chanute.
that oil has been contracted for and
that ground VIII be broken lust as soon
as the Oil bills pass the Legislature
and are signed by the Governor The
refinery viii cost s1eo. .oo0 and have a
daily capacity OF so barrels ot crude
oil. Most OF the stock was taken in
Illinois
II IS announced ar CofeyviIIe that
the Prairie on and Gas Company. a
branch OF the Standard on Company.
is buying 400 barrels OF oil day there
AT Chanute and Humboldt the com
pany still refuses 10 run the tanks
At the headquarters OF the Pro
ducers' Association here hundreds Of
letters are coming in from every sec
ton announcing that the people are
writing 70 the members OF the Lezssla-
ture demanding the passage OF the bills
recommended by the association A
big crowd Is going 10 Topeka to-mor-
row 70 aid in the campaign for the
bills II Is expected that a delegation
from every town In the oil country viii
be on hand to work
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-14
MORE EVIDENCE HEARD
AGAINST JUDGE SWAYSE

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE Sen
ate heard several witnesses in the
Swayne impeachment trial to-day The
session as q court continued for some
what less than two hours. Ten wit
nesSes testified that IL had been Judge
SEayne's habit 10 remain in Pensa-
cola only while court was in session
about a month each year. and that he
gave directions 70 have mail sent 10
him at Guyen Court. Del.
Three witnesses were introduced 70
testify on the charge that Swayne had
certified 10 greater expenses on occa-
siOns OF his trips 10 Texas than he ac-
tually incurred J. L Jennings. con-
ductor on the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad, testified that the Judge car
ried an annual pass on the railroad
In connection with Jennings tesri-
mony Olmstead explained that he did
not mean 10 raise the question OF
Judge Swayne's right TO ride on a pass
but he considered II important when
the Government was asked 70 paw for
the transportation
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-14
MRS. GOULD FAILS To AWE
DECkHANDS ON FERRTBOAT

NEW YORK. Feb 13.-My In
perauVe order Is that the auEcEnobila
shall be lefL on this boat Dc not al
low any one 10 touch II
These were the instructions OF Nrs
Howard Gould 70 her chauffeur as she
stood on the forward deck OF A fer
ry-boar az Long Island City this after
noon Mrs. Gould was II a rage and
made 10 attempt 70 conceal the fact
IN the automobile were Mrs. G0ul1s
maid and her husbands valet Ire
party had left the Hotel ST Regis a-E
was bound for the Gould estate a.
Sands Point
Under the rules governing rhe Tn1r-
C-fOurIh street ferry gasoline zu-0-
mobiles are not allowed 10 20 on -he
boats under their own power and
they must be rOEsd from the boats Or
reaching their destination Wien
Mrs Go1l6-s au-onooils reached The
ferry the chauffeur ar-snp-sd % 20
through the ferry gates. bur was s10p-
ped by the ga-ema1- Szzee rhe rzle
has been rigzd1y enforced hacSnsn
have made Il a business ID convert
their rigs into towing Quits ard lz-gs
fees are exac-s6 from automobiles
for towing their machines on o. OF
the boats Mrs Gould gave 4 hack
man s. and he tOwe5 her az-o-Ocils
aboard bat refused % tow IT ashore
ages IN the au-onob1Ie zs-e -h=-
transferred 20 the LonE Island Rail
way station and Ms GOu16 c0cE -
ears
Th4 chauEzur S1rck = - u<-
but. despite his threats Ms Co-5s.s
automobile with Himself II il ws
pushed CT the boat
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-14
DEATH RIDES
IN An AUTO
Pasadena Hotel Guests Run
Into and Kill Man Alight-
ing From a Streetcar
WIFE's NARROW ESCAPE
One Of Occupants Of Ma
chine. a French Count, Was
Lately Fined for Speeding
- - = - -

PASADENA. Feb 13--Caros-izn
Schezrer OF Sierra Nad-s vas instant
II killed this evening % being ru1
down by an automobile The faral1-y
occurred On East Colorado street. zezr
Huntington drive Mrs. = Z Js1sE-
son was driving the u.ach.re- Trs
other occupants were Count Z c Cas-
tiglicne, Frank Hutchinson s11 t1s
Counts chauffeur J. ksnnedys a. q
the Hotel Green
witnesses declare that the au-c-o-
bile was going Al q terrific pace AZ ne
tine Schearer and his vie lad ms
alighred from an electric car ard were
walking across the street whs1 t1a
automobile came along Mrs Schsz-s-
heard the big machine and srspps1
quickly toward the sidewalk Es-
husband was struck sQuarsly II ire
back The force vas Sd terrific thar
he was hurled many feet and I1e z&2
OF the vehicle. which caught hin os-
tween the shoulders was s-nas-=1
The aurOmObiliSIs placed ne. HIP
form IN the rorrszu and sped % ne
hOsuiraL Whe1 they arrived. 10E-
ever, Schearsr was past al hel2- u
was found that his shoulder z1c marx
were broken, skull fractured and AZ
arm nearly L0rn on
Constable Newell and Captain A1s-iz
called a. the Hotel Green and 1o-l6s1
the occupants Of the surOuObils t1z-
they probably VIII bs charged wi-1
ma1slaughrer-
Mrs Jefferson has bean confined -
her rOoms since the fatality she .
completely prOs-rated-
CoEnI CaSrglions ID from Paris and
has been here about a month He vas
arrested several weeks ago for driving
his machine TOO rapidly he PLEADED
guilty and was fned SIS Mrs JsEsr-
son came here a few days ago 1rcu
Spokane. II company with M and
Mrs r A Finch Frank Hu-chizz0c
is q young man who has spent several
winters az the Green with his u0lnsr.
Mrs T. " Hutchinson
All Of those who were in the aur0n-o-
bile are persons q wealth Ms JeEe--
son being one OF the noS- widely
known women IN Eastern Washingr0z-
The Count Is a millionaire and a globe
trorter.
II was announced late tonight BY rhe
police that all OF tnem viii oe arrested
to-morrow morning. charged with IN
voluntary nanslaughter-
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-14
SAYS DAUGHTER
Vas ABDUCTED
Leontine Ceres Father
Accuses Joseph Bailey
of Abduction of Child
GIRL RATHER MAYNARD
Friend of Her Family Says
She Was Seen at Depot
With the Suspected Man
Oakland once San Francisco Cal

Oakland once San Francisco Can.
1Qls Broadway, Eeo- L
Lsontine Gere. the fourteen-yezr-olo
daughter OF B. Gere Of SIS Franklin
street. disappeared from her home yes
terday afternoon Her father accuses
Joseph Bailey, . paintsr living a. tne
Victoria House. of having enticed tne
girl 70 run away with him Bailey,
married man, was arrested last night
but was released this morning after al
interview with the Chief CT Police
Bailey told the authorities that ne
was acquainted with the girl but oe-
MED that he lad ever induced her 70
leave her father. He admitted that ne
had gone with her 10 the Santa :
depot yesterday. but said be tried %
persuade her 70 return 20 her home
Leon Curnniers, an acquaintance OF
Ceres. told the police to-day that ne
had seen Bailey meet the girl a. EOurl1
and Franklin streets When he asked
the girl where she was going Bailey II
terfered, telling her not 70 answer
Curnniers also said that he saw Bailey
give the girl g gold piece AZ the
depot Curnniers told Leontins that she
had better go back homs. but she re-
fused and he returned and later re-
ported the matter 20 Gere-
The father OF the girl says he has
evidence incriminating Bailey that the
child had run away twice, two years
ago, and had been in a convent IN san
Francisco He says Baileys wife has
complained 70 him about her husbands :
non-support and undue familiarity
with the child
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-14
MUNICIPALITY WILL
USE VOTING MACHINES
Oaklanders VIII Have a Chance TO
Try the Latest Devices ON
March 13

OAKLAND. Feb. 1.-THE City
Council arranged tonight for the use
of thirty Standard voting machines al
TO be distributed in the wards as fol-
lows First Ward, machines; Second.
4: Third, s; Fourth, s.; Fifth, 4; sixth.
l. Seventh, 5.
This provides for more than one
half of the precincts. In the other
precincts the regular ballot will be
used Frank c. Jordan. representing
the voting machine company, signed
the contract with the City Council by
which the machines ara to be used
free Of cost TO the city except for ex-
press and drayage charges The ma
chimes will be on exhibition for demon
stration 10 the voters for five days be-
fore the election in each ward and the
thirty will be placed at the various
precincts on the day OF the bond eIec-
ton for demonstration
II. C. Chapman appeared tonight
before the City Council for the Contra
Costa Water Company and asked a
further postponement OF the hearing
on water rates The Council continued
the inquiry until Thursday night.
AT the request OF Mayor Oiney an
ordinance was introduced and referred
10 the Ordinance and Judiciary Com
mittee TO repeal ali ordinances that
grant permits 10 obstruct the side
walks with building extensions and the
like.
An ordinance appropriating $4,000
TO ". r Davis and r NJ FITZGERALD
as fees for attorneys services in the
Contra Costa Water Companyss suit
in the United States Circuit Court was
referred TO the Ordinance and Judi
c1ary Committee
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-14
BRIEF CITY NEWS,

ccMPANT BIS ENTERTAINMENT AND
DASCE.-co1pS1T 3. First Regiment. Leaxus
q the c-oss Cadets. VII give an entertain
Golden Gate Hall. Sutts- street near -rsvHs-
Tor the bsn=fr o< the ar-o<y fu1d
YOUNG GIRLS USTINELY ESD-Nsans.
sixteen years and nine months Old did ~
ts-day from the results Of criminal cus-s-
molly Was ths author q her rrou6ie- Ds4ss-
tive NzrhssOn was detailed cn the case
CONVICTED OF BURGLARY -r-,,-s..
6arrls was convicted ny a Jury IN Jodse
elgrx N the first degree He Nil - -
fenced On saturday He broke into the jsv-si-v
and stole quantity Of the stoct
BURGLAR VISITS GRoCERY-Ts. -
ce-y OF John Ripe Tzenrx-fo.lrrn sr,s Fs-=- 80
dag nacrninE and SIS. n SrzEer a. 49, sd Sa
There are two cash registers each conrzfrf--
3 but neither vas touched. RiDpe hsIisSess
Tha police were notified
ACCUSED OF STEALING WIRE
Martin s1d Nathan Orrerbeck ver- booE--s =,
me by PIlssa yesterday By Detectives RerzD
q1zntiry q eopEe- wire belonging 70 -. D
sIilc states Leiep1one and Telegraph compsny
iron , Cox AZ Clayton and Waller zr-s---
sun street on ~
STUDENTS BURNED By AcTD.-Fres f,.,-
nam o. 20 shctwsli street and II 7 WsI-e-
q - oetzyia street. students afrensinr TJ~t.
School. while engaged in the ch-r.i~zI a.
.ne.. 2. re scSool. we're burnt in the face
yesterday u the accidental ursersir< ~ !.
nease[ conlzining nitric acid They were
Treated af the Central Emergency Hos1f-er
TO DISTRIBUTE ESTATE-r-r.~. ~
ncoses execurr1x Of the estate q l. rs---s
- srencoss- yesterday fled her nfrh zns So
account and pstitionsd for the disrr1S1si, -
tne sstets which is valued al SIezs - =
Nearly All q the property is in vzl-ss1s
ranches n 6ienn. Nspa and san JOAQUIN e--ur-
to Frank and Morono N0rehoose-
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-14
Pickpocket an Old Crimina,

OAKLAND, Feb. 13-One OF the
pickpockets arrested yestrday for rob
bing ]. D. Inflow Of St Louis and his
daughter on the Seventh street local
train was identified to-day by Detective
George Kyle Kyle recognized a photo
graph OF the prisoner as that of George
Howard, who was arrested seversI
months ago in San Francisco for nick
ing pockets The arrest was made nv
Detective Tom Moran OF San Francisco.
who was forced TO club the man into
submission The other two men. Morris
Murphy and A j. Norton, have not
been identified After his arrest How
ard was released on habeas corpus.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-14
GUESTS FLEE
FROM FLAMES
Fire Breaks Out at Early
Hour in the Morning in
BreyOOrt House in Chicago

CHICAGO, Feb. I4-At z:S0 O'Clock
this morning fire broke out on the
fourth floor OF the Brevoort House. sit
usted On Madison street, between
Clark and La Sale streets. The fire
vas n the rear portion OF the fourth
aoor and the smoke rolling through
the halls was the first warning 10 the
hotel employees that anything was
wrong.
A hurried call was sent 70 an en-
gIne house. close by the hotel, but when
the Eremen arrived they found that the
FIRE was too great for them 70 handle
and call was sent for additional en-
gines
As the fremen. with their hose, ran
through the halls the guests came
pouring out OF their rooms and cor
ridOrs we're soon flied with excited
guests, IN all stages Of undress, hasten
ing 70 the Office and the street
The employees OF the hotel behaved IL
TIE most admirable fashion and lent
every assistance 70 the people as they
came running down the stairs and into
the elevators They were assured that
there was no Immediate danger and
that there was ample time for ali 10 es-
cape without trouble
Some few women ran into Madison
street in scanty clothing and, believing
that the fire would amount 70 nothing
returned TO their hotel TO finish dress
ing. The rapid increase in the number
Of engines called 70 the scene alarmed
them once more, however, and they
fed TO the streets again
A number Of the guests OF the Bre-
wort FASTENED 10 the Hotel Morrison.
half q square distant, where they were
cared for. The Watchmen in a number
OF Office buildings adjoining the Bre-
WORT threw open their doors and al
lowed the frightened guests Of the ho-
tel 70 seek shelter IN their Railways.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-14
MOTHER Is SEEKING
HER MAYNARD DAUGHTER

OAKLAND. FEB Is-FearfuI Of
Ehzt may happen 20 her vTayvrs I'd
esEgnter Ms Lena Morrison Of Chico
epDe1le1 70 the local police TO-DAY
1or their assistance IN her search for
her of1EprIng- She also visited the
Comfy Clerk last Saturday and re-
c1ested that 10 license be issued n
Bertha o6el Morrison. - she was nor
YET 0f age To the Chief OF Police
she tod the foIloEing story.
~ 1e-sl-e- wzs e1ric=6 sHsg <-o-u 49,
1c1e - Lr1eo ga Mr. Goa c--.eIfr Izs-
l--azFr zn1 4 hsEe 1eilgseE rhe-l from -Ie-e
= pzcL % vain erLeSgrr q go So
- u rzIsrzz1lT Ezu1scre esrl - h7-r1s
= s-- = zee 80 Elgh-een yezr~ - -.
- - TOD starlss q -Le gzr lie 80 c--srS
rave lere sz1 EsE Er1mfszd rtst r+e ,----iE
= lze- CT r1e stage Lest Saturday I
rrscsc raeD 20 81 Tsn-h street bzr rre- 7
sH-t zEsre the zo-nzr tod - rhz- -ts- -
lsf- tzsr r-c--l-x -
detectives Eyte and QUigIey were
detailed 70 help the woman IN her
search.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-14
Discrepancies Are Alleged.

The case Of the Spring Valley Water
Company VS.. the Mayor and the Board
OF Supervisors Of San Francisco was
continued yesterday before United
states Commissioner Heacock John
: Partridge. assistant City and County
Attorney, in his cross-examination of
Hermann Schussle-. the chief engineer
OF the company, presented a written
report Of Schusslerss testimony before
the Board OF Supervisors at different
times showing alleged discrepancies
between that and his recent testimony
IN regard 70 the value OF the COM
pany's real estate The cross-exam-
ination viii be resumed this morning
At g O'Clock
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-14

OF preparing this issue Of the Pelican
ne golden opportunity was used TO I'll
the publication with valentines de-
signed 10 convince male students and
instructors Of their general unwortf-
weird poster. advertising the is
sue. has been posted on the campus
and observers surmfsed from IFS r,Se
OF spectacIed youth with abnornaI
crenial development that the gibes al
the men folk Of the college would be
neither mild nor infrequent- The guess
vas correct, as advance sheets OF the
Heiican, which the co-eds have changed
IN title 10 read The Goat show that
neither reverence for professors nor sf
lectlon for male students deferred the
witty women OF the university from
producing valentines calculated 10
--ahs Lne oults OF the co-eds' wit mod
eTately frantic
Captain Nance and his brass bp.tons
come IN for pictorial and written satire
as 90 also Professor Gayley and pm.
fessor Moses. each of whom has
aroused the -co-eds' % ire in the nasf
Gayley has barred co-eds from his
classes when he thought they inter
Lered with the rights Of the ulaIa sfu-
dents, and Moses once scored the soror-
AE girls for taking his cherry bios
SONS without leave, TO decorate Their
rooms Tor a tea 10 which they had in
yited him
prominent students come in for cas-
ugation at the women's hands witty
ano "eA turned verses being in eyi-
dence On every page
Miss Alice Phillips admits resnon-
sioility for the publication. as editor
in-cnief She displaced Eugene HeIIafr
as editor for this issue only. Her oorns
OF assistants included the folIow;ns
co-eds Misses Edith NJ. Wilco9
%, Ethel B. Richardson 'o5. Pboeta n
blnney -, Florence L Dodge 'o5. Kath-
ryn n O'Neill 'Os. Daphne E HnsEay
'o5. Sophie Treadweu 'os. Cariua n
Johnston '0S. Myrtle L Sims s05. Helen
5. Knowlton '07. Mollfe C. Day "a Mar-
ion K Morrow 90. Eleanor CaSsau
'o5. Sue A Ross o. Ea-eI SLin,,a-
%. Bess ]. Patton 'os. Florence AinsIev
%. Viola E. Noon '05, Marv A Kar,
nedy '05. Florence j. Schaee 'os and
Bertine Wollenberg '05, Miss Gladvs
Meyer '06 and Miss Florence Partra- "a :
a. led as ssociate editors.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-14
Law LENIENT
WITH MURDERER
Lemuel Campbell Is Sen
fenced 10 Ten Years at San
Quentin for Killing Wife
Oakland Once san Francisco Call,
rrlE R-narEar. Feh u

! Il y
1915 Broadway. Feb I3
For killing his wife LemueI D. Camp
bal vas sentenced this morning BY
Judge John Ellsworth 70 serve ten
yesrs st san Quentin The jury found
him guilty. q Ensuslsughrer and the
maximum punishment under the Law
IS tex years IN pronouncing sentence
rhe Judge SID n was rot Tor him 70
minnie the o-s1se further. and he
gave Campbell al The law allowed
" 1eu the Judge asked Z there was
any reason Ehy the sentence should
uoI Be pronounced Attorney A. Z
ErlcE. Tor Campbell. sid there was
uoue- he cid not even ask 15T a re-
cucIton u TIE penalty b good be-
hsTior three and Z half years vii 5e
cut from CaDpbeIl's term. leaving him
only six snd half years 70 serve
4 peculiar request in regard 70 the
weapon with which the murder was
committed vas made by Campbell He
asked The court 70 have the pistol de-
s-royed- Fearful that q relic hunter
might obtain possession o1 II he wish
81 II broken IN pieces and cast into the
ses- Judge Ellsworth said that he
could not make such A order. but that
he would have the pistol turned over 70
Judge ErlcE- Elle could do whatever he
wished With IL
Campbell is 4 butcher 9s years OF age
on &oE'eubs- = Re shot and killed his
divorced wife who Eas but = years
q age Auch sympathy was aroused
n rhe mind Of the jury during the trial
~ the case 5y TIE introduction ot res-
tluOuE % shOs that The Uifsfs nliscon-
c-ct WFrr o-tEr men had 50 preve6
UPON t-srlPoe-l's mind that fl 4 drunk
el moment n shot and killed her.