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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-20
AWFUL STORM
SWEEPS Low.
Err LAKES
forty.Two Mile Gale Lashes
Lake Huron Into Fury
Hundreds Of Thousands oi0ol'an 0smaSe
10 Shipping hsroe Rescue d Five !
Men from Wrecked Steamer.
Several Dsownsd

Cleveland. o., Oct. 20.--A telephone
message from Lorain says that a tug
of Kunkel Bros succeeded In getting
alongside the steamer Sheldon. which
Is ashore four miles east Of that port
for moment this morning, rescuing
five members OF the crew. Before
others could leave the gste4mer the
tug was forced to akauhontthe swfeAls,
The captain Of the tug confirms the
report that two were 1rownad ami
says that some five or six Of the crew
are still on the Sheldon. which Is being
swept by waves. A life saving crRx
from Cleveland, with surf boat has
been sent to the scene. . z - Diis
To<al- Mreek.--.-..-.--..---.
During fierce storm.op Lake Erie
early today the stdhheb safah e.
Sheldon went ashore east, Of 4Anpin.
She carried a crew 81 'thifteeao men.
a number OF whom jumped overheard
when the vessel began to go to
pieces. At least two of the crew
were drowned. Thee Shsiioni will he
a. total wreck.
Heavy storm. ----,---'
Detroit, Mich.,s Octa 3O.s-The lower
lakes were swept last night by the
heaviest storm Or the season, iNaviga-
tion at the mouth OF the Detroit river
was entirely SUSPENDED today for. all
but light. draft vessels, the gdfe ffy.
ing lowered the stage Of water q the
scrQssinK ,xp- -,-alS4 ~ t
lne lowest IN fhA6y yelfs! 4lle vlnu
blew forty miles an n0uf. E6Kt
Huron was lashed by q forty.two mile
gale while repotsS Nun ~ ~ - =
were that the wipd blew thirty miles.
On lake Michigan last lig1h SIXTY
mile gale prevailed. 51Hsi
Heavy oamij{..i 1 y
Marinett. Wis. .Ioct. ~. fhA 3torm
last night did 10000 hdnigS lal3ng
the north shore bf the MsRoAs(hee
river. Docks have been washed away,
boat houses tor to pieces. many
tugs and gasoline launches destroyed
and quantities a logs in stprege
booms. washed iaRat. ffIBIII
Wrecked eyerythna, ', ~,
wenomanee, siich.., oct. hit Is
estimated that SIS. .oool dsph$ea MAJ
caused to docksy lumber, logs and
shipping by last nights ] fleftef Pm.
shore wind.~ Hude volumes Of sp1sy
dashed forty feei high qdd l9t4clsdl
everything alongsthe shore. fifty feet
from the water line.
Worst On Record.
Grand Rapids, Oct 20.-The reports
from harbors along the eastern shore
Of lake Michigan indicate that iast
nights storm was the most terrific
known on the lake for many years
The damage to harbdrs. piers. etc;
will amount to many thousands d
dollars. At Holland the losses are
estimated at 100000. The south pier
at this harDor has been entirely wash.
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y ~ ] ~ -7'Ft -
FRlAhs PAID or.

Y Manila, Oct. 2o.-The ques-
tion Of the Friar lands purchase
vas practically settled today
when the commission paid the
Dominican order 33.256.00O
which Is the last payment.
,]>~~~A>~A~AHAH~t
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-20

Japs viii Have Great Naval Review.
Yokohama, Oc.. eo.--Admiral Togo
arrived here today on bis flagship, the
battleship shikishima. Forty war
ships have now assembled here In pre-
paration for the great naval review
OF Oct. 30.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-20
" and the lighthouse badly

cd away and the lighthouse badly
wrecked,
Today the heaviest sea ever known
thare IL still running. The surface oi
the hay IL covered with wreckagc,
The two-masted schooner, Kate
Lyons OF Grand Haven, struck on the
north pier. breaking In two.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-20
Congressman 1swnsy Dspssts Frem His Custom and Ex.
presses tiis View, VIII Some Freedom. m....Amaze.
z 9 /, ment Il Dsvslopmsnl q Territories.
saSsmen Unite Advising Abmdssms M &atshood Al tsaon
dois chot be xsp Out II ~ Ven Uats Any Coadisn bit
joassn IIk Likely to NA Al tsgaaoa II Next cecsss

want. push on your developments, and
all your statehood troubles will van.
ish. 49,
Il am astonished beyond measure
at what l saw In southern Arix0na-
the great farms. the beautiful cities,
and hb0Ve all. the magnificent mines.
Why. even northern Arizona don't
know half the greatness Of the south.
|etn pGNt of-the territory. And . we
found tfe Seatiment absolutely against
Joint statehood In every part Of Ari.
FxonG i took . poll Of all kinds Of
crowds. asked questions Of oil kinds
Fof psOple and am convinced that not
the politicians alone. not the mine
owners. not the property owners. but
et&S 60 I'D condition Of people are
against the jointure. I,
-...:L - l. .tealk occasion to make q private
trip to q mine employing several hun.
Sisd These men didn't know
that ! belonged to the congressional
barty. ] told some Of them who ask
edsAthatsfSdid not. l wanted to get at
titeih real AoHnions. To "a man they
|aeclaEfd theyw against joint state
some dFAhe Joint statehood peo-
fp,eiM Alhtqgerque said to u.s.: Wait
AN vow get p Tucson, you win md
lOlnt .st9teho(i sentiment there, but
NJ a sble did I'VE dnd., Then We were
iusi. but yo4 viii md the people Of
;s91 e 5i1apa N faynr0 jointhrey
!. = 10y 1d u WilllamG. 1t t1ag.
80 80. i6T ~ ~ Hs,6t6ok.
GDss1yss-seened to be FOR separate
statehood. A
sssss V1'lh6ks Grprisedsat this and some
Of us who h1d been joint statehood
advocates we've taken aback. We
1ouM0t ldoubt the evidence afforded
us" d
.cTae aaestidl vas put to Congress,
man TaYneyS ~Do you believe the
join lsfatehoo1 bill win pass the SEN
ate next 'term," He replied: Il be-
lieve Senator Beveridge win have the
joint statehod1 bill introduced. Il do
not believe it win pass the senate" !" ~
h 'if NJ sentyment of the lower house
Tor separats statehood gaining
|gss4dff
Undoubtedly i is: you see pretty
- u H.s. u = - ehx
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-20
FACULTY RECITAL

sThe first recital given by the pres
lent ~faculty~0f the musical department
of the Normal took place last night
h AeAnfay Aall In the presence Of a
large and appreciative audience. The
recital, was followed by a reception
by. the faculty Of the institution. The
only regrettable feature connected
with the pleasant evening was the IN
ability Of Carl o. Sundstrum, violin
list of much ability, to appear. He
was~ prevented BY illness.
!. The performers were Ludwig A.
FDoelfe. piahist. Miss Mareth Fnrro,
vocalist and Miss Helen g. Carrics,
reader. y q .r
Mr.. Doelle svas heard for the first
time IN the snajority Of those pres
ent. His briiljant work left 10 rdossist
Z |kIrd. I :. =! I >. y y! :! :
u. -exe ~ hsSit,ts
most heartily welcomed BY the peo-
- dxi1It1di
mans rendering Of difficult
selections from Wagner end Pss4foY'
fnl displ4y}d npt nlf Adhf le 4eeb.
M4ue aAdI firasfi f1e@ndM, bit q
noAle c@ntepdpY q II he tnsplre(
thSukht9 d tie kSe4bti, y lrar1 ts
MI II plfa3ing3 1The g 1ntin1hn il1o
s3s6ifestef nf3 ability Ito ihgfebret
lighter and brighter melodies with
taste and appreciation.
Miss Furro grows steadily in favor
TIt1 Las Yesas apaaafnfcst jT19 frp,
SSEIs.s'1 ass ,ss lsgErf 's.,te ssas e ,ss sdn',
sa'is }'at|ss ssassHs4! !.asa IA a>f lsGls
|sy es5l R,4lii' l2sesi 'rs'' r- s:s' '.sp''!'fS
\ x|rl s.,ssIel js'ftlayt4 innsh tss,,
ic heart story Of life IN fhesl m
coast Of Labrador. and the. audienca
manifested its appreciation by an
encore. The Lady -rsspopded with a
catchy. HUMOROUS sketch which was
W4H done? w
The audience was afforded, the .op
portunfty. after. the recital, Of meet.
ing All the members Of khe faculty,
latter which light refreshments we're
sefve0a ThA evening was an entirely
successful one. both from social and
a musical viewpoint. 'ss"
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Sehmtdlsy7 Jury Falie. o Aarse,

0S"utey SUVy rNvU' 70 N0tvvs
Denver, Oct. 2Q.-The Jury IN the
case Of Mrs. Helen Schmidlap. chats.
ed with the murder Of her husband. II
still out with apparently little pros.
pect Of agreeing. The case went to.
the jury last night and today It IL.
reported It could not agree but the.
Judge sent them back for further con-
sideratiOn -. ..r.---
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-20

Salu IN FnOenlx tndt my next vote
and the vote Of the members Of our
party would be satisfactory not only
to the people Of Arizona, but to the
people Of both territories" said Con.
gressman Tawney yesterday in re-
sponse to question asked BY an Op
tic reporter
The congressional special arrived
here yesterday at I O'Clock n ,Th9if
hour ahead Of schedule tims. THE fe.
suit was that the reception at the de.
pot was not as numerously attended
as had been anticipated. 2 Ia addition
to Chief Justice Mills ahdsDr WI n:
Upton, two Optic men were all. Who
we're on hand when the train pulled
In. r N%EiTZ Mt
A stop Of fifteen minutes was made.
Every effort was .mads- -.in~-the~ shest
time to spare, to secure accurate In.
-terviews with tbs SS&S sssnle y a2 u
their views since they had ma ~
opportunity Of deeing New Mexico
and Arizona. u WIN bee source q
qualification to the .hsppl4 II HbfAhessi
New Mexico to know that eyery mem,
Der Of the party is now i strong sd.
vocate Of separate statehUSd ana th14
they have satisfied thenuelVsAa ytAtt
there is practically no sjeipt ststshoea
sentiment In Arizona and not q great
deal in New. Mdkico.osi S~aAkA NJ
Congressman Tawney y-H, sffsr
Faking the re4 hsaaote 1 Ehe 4
n ot stht5 rtiGle n 4 tAl 4
= <l NY tGs - N ~
IN. a0k yix1n-l -lss4. .SxDsssGGo
attitude on the statehood question
y 31a1aGn1nIonsNEI
yond any manner Of doubt that the
people n ArizonAa are practically a
uhil 4g4inst joint stalehodE 1S'af1
s3t4hkda that the agitation Tor joint
sa&h1 In New Mexico DdnS4rb II
AbSqtedpue and knat the hope that
bSq5ea que nay te the capitafpfsthe
uCW 1I6Vc Is the cause Oh II.
I'VE have been furnished with In.
formation from various parts Of your
territory that IL convincing enough,
that t9 feryslafsA majority Af yoaF fE
pie iak4 agslnAt Joint statehood. ND,
a smysnPf ,goiFt0I Imafsreqy agr(
'rhents4 As b what 1 shafl' as In con.
X! lss s!!'g s!s, s:'s'| " 20 =
what rheileotle Of t4etSlfitoft9 Y1n1
done. We are satisfied that the des-
finie3 ofTh3 tw9 ae1ftpHfs mda' ,dk
worked out separately and it is our
%dSHe t4aDthe joint stockholders drop
their agitation and that all the people
Of your territory make common cause
for separate admiseion-~f II maymean
that you won't come in next year. but
New Mexico and Arisb1a ta6ltshe Ada
cut as separate states for five years
longer. The development the two ter.
ritories are making Is wonderful. Ad.
vertiselto the people Of the nation and
to the members of tHns United BcRfes
congreis what you nave out here,
what you are doing, and what you
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Concluded on Page Eikht).
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(Coocluded on Page Two.)
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-04
HAVE COMPLETED
APpRAISEMENTS
Cherokee T0wnsIte CommlS-
sian Finished Work
Al Ruby.

Although shu Clen kee towuslts
commission began work Two yeam
later than ang u the otllef eommis
siuus tfef hayelcompietsd the work
of appmlsing the toNnsltes Of tbe
Chemkes nation willie none of the
Others are yet through, THIS commits
Sion heaani tile work of appaislng
the lots in this clly little over taa
years age and have lad o. eBd u
furioueis They appraised Ruby the
last tosnsite yesterday
There are q few contest eases 10 b.
heard and q numtaf of town lots o.
b. odd before the work laid out fof
The commission is finished While IL
Ia impossible % satisfy everyone the
woFt u the commission Ia appmisluF
tho lots las been just and las satisfied
The majority oi the people
Tils commission worked practically
two Faars exclusive u TIE fotiougiis
and completed more wars than the
commissions Ia the other nations have
lu four YEARS
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-04
WOULD KICK
AND SCREAM
Baby's Awful Suffering from Eczema
- Could Not Hold Her - Tore
Face and Arms Almost to Pieces
Grateful Mother Saysi
/" CUTICURA REMEDIES
SAVED HER LIFE"

aw'hen my little girl vas SIX months
old. she had eczema We had used
cold creams and aii kinds a remedies,
hnt nothing dla her Any good IA iacts
she kept getting worse. used ~
wtar her hands az, and when wonid
dfsss her had to pat her on The table,
for / eeuld not hold her She would
kick aud scgcan, ana when she could,
she would tear her fact and arms
almost 10 pieces. ] used four boxes of
Cuficufa Ointment. teo cakes Of Cuti-
eufa soap, and gave hes the Cuticura
Reselvcnt. and she was cured, and
sce no tfsces Of the huu4osf left. can
tfutbfully say that iheY have saved
htf life. and J should advise any one
suffering a. che dia, 10 give Cutieufa
. fair trial. Mrs. g a. Conrad, Lls-
bon, n. A., Fcb, :. isgs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-04
THE RICHEST FARM.
FouR HuNpRrD ACRES or FINE
LAND IN KANSAS
Property of Standard Of Company
HAa an AnnuAl Output uf
ss 1000 900 and No
Produce

AiIA 20 tNf faNA taAaA AH+st Aata fttt N"tt"
b Roekefeiier has what Is undoubtedly
tbs risbtat farm ln the world and not a
dollars Naflh q pruduee i raised upon
t The farm consists q seo screa q
ane lkna. Is FalaS la aeaFlf $1,000
and lta annual erup amounts 70 about
tsNe e0a. says d Neodeaha kan iet'
tsf le he New York sun
M nasHfeiler d0esnt ~ any eKpefi-
mtnN N8lh corn ~ MhNaL uoF dpea
hetfg 81 innreaat hia wealth ny enEsktng
tn the faaslng ag cattle. sheep ~ hoga
gha Rockefeller iarm s purely y tAnA
farm. an4 q ~ called Ia the nelghbar'
hood Al approximately the Name dis
lance apart gn ihe 900 acres are % biE
oil TANKS. each haYing sinfage capacity
~ fram a6.pe0 to 81 eQa barrels % oil
A space uf clFht acres g - apart iof
zach laak. and around each e. 9 dyAc u
earth afuat 1vt foel iu 9e.Ebt thToNa a
81 d catch ihe oll should a lcaA he
sprung 81 % aghi away tas namos
sheala lkpY Comv De- The WuAe 90 q
hTeam q ei thal bad burst q c1nhpes
Eaea q TIE Anss Is ma3s % sheet
steel ana cat shuW $1,000 They are
about feel 81 diameter and s0 fcel
hlel Ibeg f llNhtlg h ths gfauna
the steel noor e covered SID heavg
black uli paper and = eoniesl roof aar
mounts lae whole A stairway lcade %.
tas raaf from ile Fruuad g Pc nlddle.
~ H i IS doar locked eith Rockefeller
pa special deeiEa NniCh oen
1ot ae duplicated aaa io wblch uniy
trusted employees ofg kegs
la tlee ana De- stored tbf sHrpiaa
oH q no Kansm taia 1he praduc
tn has been Increased ffeafy a Altaf
asa s uas about sa Hauta o. dhy.
aaW II IS mart thar tNite taaf Squire
The Standard refinery asfs aH mkt
cars s. ang M afrss d aa} bo Al
naf cfk pehf N M aNeo
aaht s uaftuE u 81 Immense cer
Efa la boNtF voaa EaFg beet
lraseg
# tae aatf s fa.HF e. al hs cam
aEf ast uf business H kanaas iHg
Standard eId iss several millions it
.HteamsHr aaeh hs faf anK faru
vElsa aHHnf arI tt nau tHaW
fer fueat fHees arc nalu
tafHE 8. EauIUHfauf EaltE
IhHe faft fafa egrl NfI
th6 faUe#e 1853 msm
rsh $50 esea uflae s sfae Be.ai
aaHa a Hm 1e
t aheIHHeF thaFn MHF INn Wt
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-04

''it ss with pleasure that I can IN
foEm you that the cure has been per
nianeut u d now six wears since she
MAS curci and there has been no re-
turn 81 tae disease since J have nd-
vise8 iot 0f ffiCnds II use Cuticuna
IL al diseases az the skin.
Instant relief aud refreshing sleep
fo1 skintorturcd babies and rest for
tired ifeticd mothers "a warm baths
afth Cutcufa Soap aud gentle anoint-
ines ulth Cuucuu ointmeut thcgfcat
skiu cure. rh.sisthg pufesi sweetest,
nfast afFcdY permanent and econom-
ieal treatment ior iofenrins diahFuY4
irH itehng burning aely, cFnsted
aHa wmriy shin aud seaip humoufs.
at wH eaft Nafattsfi a.
aate A fa sis q eiis
Htr FfH Issas tfHFe NefNs
h afa 80 stna ~ g liisafa etin h.ak
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-04

A. reception eiFen fof Pres tr
iia4iey a6s iH1lt.auai asEe3 hHH eaa.
he taaHH5 IT nceHt baseball ar
A. Vale ha mst ulih tsasffa
feat Ita ulshtts called 8gg.faa
aHt NHha hesitation pf asff IIsI
il aia hefs Was a t5 HtiHk la o.
fI.aEe H Ullf died Thf rN
aY maa aflyIHE aluus taa road es.
utus an8 a BEES wH e
ht Tha B hN dta aa t Qa
f aa an s.
ihs hw hna a Jehbg aa
sou kna m alc'f VAS 1ahl
nY t.an h ana taHie eai
Yes kHe# 81. lfafe cried
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The JAPANESE RED CROSS.
II u Pga1abiy ihs Finest ofganiEa-
raa o. he Kind in the
World

The Hes Gfu far'e'y af iapaa u
gm1a6J 81 ftiaf causle5e fae Or
SO aiFanIsatlan uf lba asa d tlr
eUr'd aas bsH Ffaeias aes .mprei
lns Aat3 siue iu mal aflNu o.
$3.50 So aH Ha asar'y aml.lau mem
gfa as sKsEtEt rilef nHaa aflgD
ASA @gk laha wft AaBta seafumh
Mr0rH is Iha American Naf Ian
japan Htlry f me afN
rteles HHrf frH ass sett
aii 50 aate in tmsfeA faf ta
fsl4amaafsf amp taat at
aray hHaas aan hlalue aa5 s esa
pftsat g aesHa 81 lt ih ssasfaI afiIr
tu-r fseaH efIHtyias So Aaue iac
Hta eiH HIsas 1ee u
ttt a a0d therefore IH uE
eas - lfaHt att irefes ia
agp g laGIesE E fts
8asa Bplrul ate Hst ef
neE fHa uHllsai le1aetHe tfat
tlt5 k pfirts
U n u taH aa#a AMrf
lcaa NaF HHhmM
Ha NN
t.iHat ana al So
pietHa at ar aIfafhH tapr
rartHHaas Hulrt sH st#f aa
rat lrle HEHaY inter.tHaE sta ant
tauli.a aag.ae tae uorAqf lLe gt
a.e 6aI a#eer
uulIut ut.s Ialarer Knasan aar fIefg
ia slaFs Hsst veI artIaHs# aeeau..
tat.eH fas 49, ttt assistant af#ae aeI.
.tai aaea aafsIuF aaIg esaEe ItIal la
airuefet tAaf lt slI 1e o Bke aaa a..
1853 bias easE a. Mail.u
-t
ths iaaaaae Req Cross eig t
tham sHrs 81 uatHn fe stgry
WAR aaHaiaa att at stsastaF aos
UH fasHH aas 6eeg ta ssHtars d
itwUa hg eHiea taey have puHe Gel
tao present eaF fhfg arr alHasa ab 700
aitri 20 alseafef tleF defects. O. .saFH
taa ia REMEDY ,hsm. ana e Ealn HcN
tss faf Improvement itaaEaa aHe ~
uarY mtsfa b attain these eas tlai
Some American armt runsa HeEs SANE
ci In thn IanaHge hospitals where flc.r
work caad he carefully alHafsed. ar
fHf The same uaslu tae ufItes aaa al-
pointed b tbe u.uisitr ~ var Sc aapsr.
sifur e nurses Is iho Rel ega eh
ths rank Il aHefr fcut ta maaf bean.
Tails aHa required Oh make nlfta a
recommendation 'a fht kea efH
rty a 1aaat Taos hY pfofe aa
teacher aa3 formerly held thIe -
uli since Bee aeatt i hae beea fae4ut
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-04
4 simple Remedy Tor tAsqmfeinE
tiafa 1uselrs and sound HnaN.

a u f q baw H Na aa "a
vHh ttfre dams 90 nlet a send
A td q sHat ffhgt aoa tMri,r
tfan if double thh aHaH Teait
Is use8 Iftao matn paeaeg IS ~
1lI % Il st# u.f ta9ie aatH fate
fhe msfs - fte gau IIat puH
ea.al daes uet rsp.aie at ue pnue,
ums interiors a.tU Hte dIfeleaa aIl
elgeas HHa ts.oerl at tte af
uani Ha-s.e aud a s'geak baiy %.
nat deFead H uc qgaaaff If fa1d
hH aa is griagf dlee H0Ht pupsr
assimilation
ifff HEe0 FrufetI# go
tle fad tAat ma DIS eaten aae agrr
pfNauea Tg fhe blood au1 TISSUES tlr
MUSCLES q the bodJ u ET8a barber
aud fHBesf sheatref 80 gaf uleIt
or Httle.
1eamsF le welt lat naa Hras
What so SAINT e strength rauea.
foree
Nm - Hot need to BE sIek 20 need
koiai uFsIersaCufe
thousands ai Wen and millions az
women lafe neo3 Coz Iast Wiaf kM1.
Dyspepsia lHgr wiI d8 fr them
a HEtiek kaloi anttnta enable
the stomach aud digestive organs to
H,.t# 8 t. 4 at4. 40
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-04

Improved 0tIer Hedmen -
Hda IefuiaY Ias concluded ITS
great council e1Hi NcAlester,
tffef e.@l.ug the following officers.
9fe8 aeHon GJ tuHl Haley
wife great .cnI0f sycamore d. n
M Hmec. Animau great junior
aaHat Joseph Provost Cmlgate;
Ffesi kggpef W wmUm j. Boyle,
AHImHfe gust chief 81 records,
Henry Reagan foteau great prophet
H Edmond hemmIne Muskogee
Ths best great council WiI bo held
at Tulsa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-04
Popular Raiiroadar ao.. East.

H. hnckcr Of tie darlington
at kaHaas GitY as travelling passenger
agent Will leave the company NAY.
TIE het ior . similar position with
The Northern Pacidt .ith hoadquar.
tiers AZ Cincinnati Brieker probably
knows more country newspaper pe0-
pie ln the southwest than ans other
nilroader, and they wlll everyone re-
gret = see him leave Kansas city.
lie. IS known personally 10 nearly
everybody aud hls eourfesies 20 the
newspapers have been boundles. II
tie Burlington gets another such
busint.s getter Il will Be Ia luck.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-04

Deputy George Mat@ bro glIt Tom
Foreman and iou Downing up from
NetFIiie Foreman eas Charged
aIlI gaming AND Was released on q
eas1 bend ai tn.rtf.H,e dollars to ap.
pear at the alI term Of court az
iah.eIah Downing Was clalgod
With carrying weapons and was ro-
leased ou bond oi ald9fo appear az
tHg same court
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-04
THrhtored WhHe

fie sse that some naturaiIsa sn,
thar uhte sgans are never hatchet
except during a thunder torn
She Wen suppose The poor thing
ife ffishtensd when they hear ca.
auHde8 that they turn white an
eef SCI ever l-Yonkers States
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-04
unesltaIntr af AutamahllInr.

Uncertainty of Automohlllng.
"uuf ffieua Reckless has an auto
mobile. hasut he1'
don't knau
WIS fou old me yesterday you
sue him aal lu iL"
Yes bat thar vas yesterday -
phfBaelpais Leassr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18
to Girls; an Exclusive
Article by Nan Patterson


slaffan an not ~
= lsssontssrnsa b. through tor
American srs
auns ef life and the hot fas, Of
ausssrn. useless living
listen words Of warning.
hssdssren0 ard self ~iied absolutely
refused listen the warning
those held during this
yeArssf trouble.
4 noala not eondfuu
es watch with n Fifl
actress
positively her sn be II she
sa'a careful life the
s IN her home q ana this imperantshe has
enada Vii row and % character No
The tsu4pa sn lnsd
faueb strke she least expects Them but she
be paid FOR ard Satan the
My great raissssp came in with
ls sts
nc rone justify
M e.ssy through
No aood
Tor any
look at wh "a mistake
an sa-caied Vaccinations
ma ali H.
them
These bring uaaght but
a a be able e. the real the
real IN ufs Before year I power
iris awful year
SENSE I can be what before.
tConunued Page Sevcn)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18

every one OF them showed unmis-
takeable signs Of the fact that his
olfactofy nerves had been out
RACED
let every man who has smelled
the smell stand up" stated o. A.
Hanson. one OF the residents. APP
pealinR 10 the olfactory sensibiii-
ties Of his ueighbora
Every man jumped 10 bis feet.
There is no use for the coun-
eli 10 compromise IN this matter"
continued Hanson. The Frye.
plant must be removed sooner or
later. You must cut il out entire
~ II wont do to use perfume or
violet water"
Then he described the fine view
Of the Cascades and Olympics from
his home. and offered to sell to
any member Of the council the
house and lot for what the house
cost him. Other residents were
willing 70 make similar sacrifices.
but none Of the city fathers would
bite.
Councilman Cole ventured the re-
mark that perhaps the odor COM
planned OF did not come from the
Frye ferillizing plant smokestack.
Then it's carried up there In
baskets tartly retorted Attorney
O. w. Haxley. Of Beacon Hin. but
II we could get a balloon We could
quickly trace IL to the smoke
stack"
other Beacon Hill citizens testi-
fled In a similar strain. They said
the nuisance was unbearable: that
they could not sleep because OF IL;
that their property had depreciat-
ed.
Attorney Hawiey asserted that
Frye had defied them for years.
Frye simply stated that his plant
emitted no foul odor, even when the
watts we're being emptied. and that
the courts had found such TO be the
case. Senator piles. as his attor-
ney. spoke In his behalf