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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-02-16
Deserved Popularity.

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Little Early Risers. These Famous
Little Pills are mild, pleasant and
harmless, buteffectiye and sure. Their
universal use for many years Is a
strong guarantee of their popularity
and usefulness. Sold by Peoples drug
store
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times fer s5e, sevea w0yds make a line.
Cash mist accompany order. No ad
taken .foy kess than CSC.
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TO ADVERTISE IN
THE CHIEFTAIN

Az ~ III iOo 1Otu year.
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people looking for a home, a posi-
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An ad in its columns will work
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than any personal solicitor you can
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The Chieftain IS the best adver-
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Chicago. "a
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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-12-13

A statement was issued by the APP
preparations committee of the senate
and house Saturday summarizing the
estimates to be made at the present
session OF congress for the fiscal year
of 1907. The total for all purposes in
round figures aggregates 1904. 300, 600
or $40, 200, 900 greater than the appro-
priations for the current year. The
war department asks for 1868, 600 less
than was appropriated last year and
the rivers and harbors item has been
omitted entirely this year. With
these exceptions every department of
the government has asked for more
money than the current appropriation.
The two largest increases are, navy
$2l, 200, 600, and postoffice department
$l2, 200, 600.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-12-13
NEXT ATTRACTION DEC. y.
The Tenderfoot Opera Company, Fine
Holiday Season Entertainment, at
the Grand.

w. p. Cullen will present Oscar L..
Figman and Ruth White in that
dashing western operatic comedy,
The Tenderfoot'' at the Grand Fri
day night, Dec. 22nd
These two stars are well known
throughout the entire country on
account of their work in 1.-THE Bur-
gomaster, in big revival of which
they were .seen two years ago. Mr..
Figman is said to have surprised even
his warmest admirers in the role of
Professor Pettibone, the gentle old
seminarian, whose experiences on
Texas ranch furnish the greater part
OF the comedy of the opera. Figman
is the proud possessor of pair of
comedy legs and quiet wit which
seems to please auditors, Miss White
appearing in the role of Marion
Worthington, and brings to it
pleasing personality and a fine soprano
voice.
The remainder of the cast is well
known. Jethro Warner, tenor of
ability, is singing the part of Paul
George +. Roman is the Honest
John: Fred Bailey is the Sergeant
Barker; Harry B. Williams, one of
tine best dancers on the stage, is the
Chinaman Louise Bracket, the Sally
Eta Lockhart the Patsy, and frankie
Warner the Flora Jane Libby. The
chorus is an extremely large one. the
company numbering sixty-five people.
Richard Garlic and Fl. L.. Hearth,
the author and composer respectively |
of "The Tenderfoot. - wrote better
than they knew when they evolved |
1.-THE Tenderfoot -
While Oarle did not claim that he |
had written piece of extraordinary |
originality, he managed to bring out
one that is geniously funny and one
In which there is grea! opportunity
for attractive and characteristic |
costuming and coloring. He caught
the spirit of the open air when he
wrote the lyrics and Hearth. on fur
nishing tie music caught the spirit.
The result is score of tunes that are
all of the whistling variety. Some of
the remembered songs are "My Alamo
Love, 1.-THE Tale or the Tortured
Thomas Cat,'' "Adios, I" "The
Soldiery" "I'm Soldier of Fortune, /"
Fascinating Venus, ""Only Kiss, "
and the splendid finale of the second
act, when the rangers march away to
fight the hostile Indians.
One person in every eighty-three in
the United States is government
pensioner, according to the secretary
OF the interior, in his annual report.
The pension roll this year reached its
highest mark, 1,064. 1856, as against L.
0Ol, 494 in 1902, the highest previous
year. The number remaining on the
roll at the close of the fiscal year was
998, AL, net gain of 1853 over 1904.
OF the Indian wars there are 1893 sur
vivors, and of the Mexican, 4,54O.
The pensioned survivors of the civil
war number 6s3, COS. not including SOB
army nurses. The war with Spain
leaves the government with more than
20, 600 pensioners, of whom Is, III are
invalids, l.06S widows, 272 minor
children, 1915 mothers and Alb
and nine brothers and sisters
of dead soldiers.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-12-13

You've heard people say that they
had worked like dog all day. An
exchange has figured that if this were
literally true the twenty -four hours
would be spent thus: One hour
digging out rat, two hours gnawing
a bone, one hour waiting for cat to
come down from u tree, half hour
begging to get in the house and the
balance of the time sleeping on mat
il the cold doorway. Elk.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-12-13

The Mitchell county farmers in.
stitute will be held at Ricevilla De-
cember 10th and Goth. "The financial
standing of Howard and Mitchell
counties" will be discussed by John
Kakac, of Cresco, and r. Il. Darrow,
of Usage. Rate legislation will be
discussed by J.J. Ryan, of FIT Dodge.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-12-13

The reason Dr. Dade's Little
Liver Pills give perfect satisfaction is
due to their tonic effect on the liver.
They never grippe. -Brunt & Parman.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21

The artist colony of Lower Mont
gomery street, the Latin Quarter, and
the true Bohemians of this city have
received a shock. Like a bolt from
the April sky it came, and as a result
the real Bohemian cult is looking for
new dining-place to make famous
by its presence for there's q lock on
Matias' door. The little old Mexican
restaurant on Broadway, near Kearny
which has for SO long been a home to
all classes and nationalitieS, who met
there on common footing, and where
the host would proudly open for in
spection his priceless volume of auto
graphs, original bits of musical COM
position and artists sketches, many
of which were made by men of rec
ognized fame in the world of art, is
closed. The shabby portal is made Sc
cure, the dingy windows are barred
and the tortilla, the enchilada and the
albondiga will cease their savory
odors. for Matias has gone.
With no more ado than when the
conventional being hangs on his Of
flee door a sign, "Will be back in f1f-
teen minutes" the patron Of Bohemia
has had placed entirely across the
front of his place large sign bearing
the words, Gone to Europe. Will be
back in six MONTHS In the windows
are other notices. such as "Out on a
vacation CLOSED April IS, to open in
October" With an amusing abandon
ment of business cares the round-faced
MatiaS of Slavonia and the sonora his
wife, from sunny Mexico, have shut
up shop for half-year's rest in Eu-
rope. Incidentally they furnish to
the busy American a unique example
in business methods.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21
LARGE REVENUE
FROM OYSTERS
Special Dispatch to The Call.

TACOMA, April 20.-State Fish Com
missioner Kershaw announces that the
State has suddenly come into q fine
revenue from the sale of seed oysters
taken from the State oyster reserve.
By recent legislation fifteen thousand
acres Of valuable oyster lands on
Puget Sound and Willapa harbor are
placed in charge of the State Fish
Commissioner. Under the State regu-
lation the owners of private oyster
lands can take seed from the State
beds by the payment of a license fee
between April l and June 15 The
rate for the seed is ten cents per sack
at Willapa harbor and twenty five
cents per sack on Puget Sound. A sack
comprises one hundred and twenty
pounds. No person can take from the
State reserve more than five hundred
sacks from each acre prepared for seed
ing. All moneys derived from these
sales shall be paid into the State oyster
fund for the development and main
tenance of State reserves. The States
income this year will probably reach
$25,000. and with good care of the beds
will increase rapidly hereafter.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21
WEBER HEIRS
CLAIM TITLE
Assert That Miner Channel
Will Go to Them When the
Diyerting Canal Is Dug
TAKE POSITIVE STAND
Say That Right of Way and
Not the Land Was Given
to the City of Stockton
TAKE POSITIVE STAND
Special Dispatch to The Call.

STOCKTON. April 20.-When the di-
yerting canal is dug east of this city
Miner Channel. which enters the city
on the east side and traverses it for
more than a mile, will become dry. The
heirs of Captain Weber, founder Of
Stockton, claim that large acreage
of land in the bed of the former chan
nel-or slough--will thereupon revert
to them George A. Atherton, civil
engineer familiar with the surveys, de-
clares the same.
1t seems that Captain Weber did not
deed the Miner Channel to the city at
the time it was improved in 1S7S,, but
simply gave the city a right of way
there for the stream. The city will
forfeit the right of way as soon as the
channel ceases to carry water, which
will be as soon as the diverting canal
is finished.
That not all of Miner Channel will
revert to the Weber heirs is due to the
fact that they sold some of the prop
erty abutting on the channel before the
waterway was improved. Nevertheless
property worth a fortune will revert
to the Webers IS soon as the diverting
canal is carrying water.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21
STRANGE FIND
OF JUNKMEN
Trunk Bought by Them at
an "Old Horse" Sale Holds
Certificates of Deposit
UNCLAIMED FOR YEARS
Other Papers Show That the
Owner Was at One Time in
Dairy Business at La Honda
UNCLAIMED FOR YEARS
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SEATTLE, Wash, April 20.-When
Judd & Co., secondhand junk dealers.
opened trunk purchased at an "old
horse" sale of the Pacific Coast Com
pany's unclaimed baggage to-day they
found it contained certificates of de-
posit for 1925 in the name Of Carlo
p. Bolonelli, who, judging from other
papers found, was resident of Cali
fornia from 1890 to 1897.
The trunk came to the Pacific Coast
Company's warehouse about five years
ago as baggage from San Francisco,
but no record of Bolonelli as pas
senger can be found.
Among the papers Is a certificate of
O. f., of Guadalupe, Cal, with dues
Bolonelli was engaged in the dairy
business with Antoine BaSSetti at La
Honda
Two of the certificates show that on
June 19, 1897, Bolonelli deposited
$500 with Tonini & Co., San Fran
cisco, and on various dates sums ag-
gregating $2225 with ]. F. Fugazi &
Co., San Francisco. For the latter
deposits he was given a certificate of
deposit on the Banca Cantonale Ticin-
ese, BellinZona, Switzerland, all bear
ing interest. There is also a deed
showing he purchased stock ranch
from A. V. Kieffer of La Honda in
1892.
In another paper. involving the sale
Of a stock of goods for $240, is the
name of Mrs. Bolonelli.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21
AGED Midower Suicides.

Henry Ellis. a widower. go years
old, died in Mount Zion Hospital yes
terday morning Of injuries inflicted by
himself last Tuesday at 455 Tehama
street. where he had been rooming
Tor several years. The old man had
been sick for a long while and be-
came despondent. On Tuesday he
tried to kill himself by cutting his
throat and gashing his left wrist He
was discovered soon afterward and
was taken to the Central Emergency
Hospital, thence to Mount Zion Hos
pital. He had been supported for
several years by his adult sons.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21
CYCLONE TEARS
DOWN HOUSES
Special Dispatch to The Call.

FRESNO, April 20.-To the fact that
they had recently arrived from Kansas,
two families by the names of Cullom
and Whiteside owe their escape from
death at the hands of a cyclone-like
wind which swept over a section of
country four miles south of Visalia
Wednesday afternoon. The twister
raised a two-story house belonging to
F. nj. Busby more than one hundred
feet in the air and dropped 1t on the top
Of huge oak tree. Fruit trees were
uprooted. fences were demolished and
even oak trees were twisted to the
ground. The two families residing in
the Busby house saved themselves only
by noting the danger in time and using
an irrigation ditch as a cyclone cellar.
Whitesde was some distance from
the house when he saw the funnel
shaped cloud approaching. Remember
ing his Kansas experiences he dashed
TO the house and, routing out the wo-
men and children, took refuge with
them in a nearby ditch. The children
lay fat on the ground with the grown
persons lying on top of them to hold
them down. All escaped injury, but
when they arose mot a vestige of the
farm buildings was to be seen.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21
COAL TAR Dye
IN CORDIALS
City Chemist Finds Adulter-
ants in Samples of Creme
de Menthe He Analyzed
TO QUARANTINE BRANDS
Health Board Warns Public
Against the Practice of
COlOring Carnations Green
TO QUARANTINE BRANDS

city Chemist H. d. Gibbs yesterday
MED a report with the Board of Health
covering the analysis of nine samples
OF creme de menthe which were found
10 contain coal tar dyes. In order to
give an idea OF the amount OF coal tar
aye present, Gibbs submitted two
pieces OF cloth which were dyed in one
sample. One piece was dyed green
ana the other blue. The following
brands were found TO contain coal tar
dye:
Manufacturers = P Bardinet, Bordeaux.
France. brand Made IN France; Marie
de Menthe"; T. chevalier 8 Co, San Fran
CISCO 'Ssppho brand: E. DubreuiI ct Fills.
helm France. Peppermint; NuTens & CO.
Bordeaux Triple Quality: Seller la Croix
e Gle, Creme de Menthe''; Simon Levy &
Co alleged, 2lI Battery street, ''LlQaeur
Five OF the samples contained fusel
OIL and three, having their origin in
this city, contained glucose TO replace
cane sugar No wood alcohol was
found, although each sample was care
fully tested.
The board approved the report and
directed Health officer Ragan to place
all creme de menthe corresponding to
the analysis under quarantine.
DR.. Harvey reported that 1S7 restau-
rants have been inspected and 81 were
found to be in bad condition. Eleven
have been put in proper sanitary con-
dition and 20 are undergoing repairs.
The board witnessed a practical test
OF a device invented by S. H. Ury TO be
attached TO gas fixtures to prevent as
phyxiations.
Frank Shibeley, a florist, called at
tentiOn to the green carnations sold by
some florists, saying they are danger
Gus because they are dyed with rank
poison and if placed in the mouth of
child would cause serious sickness, or
even death. The board ordered q warn
ing to be given the public regarding
coloring of pinks and notices will
also be sent to various dealers TO cease
using the alleged poisonous dye.
The board appointed Lawrence
Walsh disinterment inspector, from the
civil service list.
Health officer Ragan was directed
to investigate the complaint that the
Oriental Dispensary, at s2s Sacramento
street, is in filthy condition. Chief In
specting Physician Hassler reported
favOrably on the hospital and its ap-
purtenances. but Mrs. ST. Clair said
the hospital is a nuisance, notwith-
standing all reports to the contrary.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21
WILL QUESTION
A LICENSE LAW

The law enacted by the California
Legislature at it's recent session to tax
every corporation doing business in
this State $40 a year for the privilege
will be contested. Already steps have
been taken to ascertain whether it is
valid. There are several sections in
the law. The first provides that no
corporation heretofore or hereafter in
corporated under the claws of this
State, or any other State, shall do. or
attempt to do. any business by virtue
of its charter or certificate of iricor-
poration in this State without a IL
cense therefor
The first step has been taken by the
Rowley Investment Company, which
has sent out circular letter to all cor
porations- in this city asking them to
take part in making a test of the law
in question. Counsel has been re-
tanned and vigorous fight is prom
ised In a letter the Rowley Invest
ment Company makes the following
assertions:
which Will ultimately place unjust burden
upon corporations unless 1t be resisted. II
is especially onerous the small corporations
However. as the amount of the tax is
ceedingly small 1t is impossible for any one
company to assume the burden of contesting
IT, We are advised that the act Is invalid
and II we can get the cooperation of other
corporations sufficient to warrant it we pro-
pose to employ the best legal assistance avail.
able to contest the validity of the act in
the courts As the tax will be payable In
a few months and the act provides that the
charters OF all corporations failing to pay
II shall be forfeited you must act promptly
If you desire to aid US and obtain the benefit
OF this contest. All that we ask You to do
is 70 sign the inclosed agreement to pay us
one-half of the first years tax In case we
are successful in having the tax held illegal
We will pay ell the costs and attorneys
fees and it will cost you nothing IL we fall
and only one-half Of the first years tax il
we win.
This move has had the effect of
bringing a large number of firms al
ready in touch with the Rowley In
vestment Company that has assumed
the task of making the fight against
the corporation license measure in
court. The last section of the law is
as follows:
At the expiration OF said sixty days from
the date of such proclamation tof the Cover
nor declaring that the provisions of the Law
will be enforced) the charters Of all domestic
corporations who have not complied with ths
provisions Of this act shall be forfeited to
the State of California: and all foreign cor
porations who have not complied with the pro-
visions of this act and paid said tax shall
forfeit the right TO do business in this State.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21
Appoint District omcers.

The trustees of the San Francisco
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
new members were elected. The fol-
lowing members were appointed as
district officers: Ernest S. Simpson, B.
T. Blockman, Edward w. Maier. p.
L. Lilienthal. George A. Turner, Adam
L. vercevich. Stephen r. Thorne, e.
Reed Wilson, e. Herman, Frederick
Birdsall, J. S. Earls Clyde Lemon.
John P. Faivre. Charles B. Parker, f.
Henry. George e. Hart. A. r. McCul-
Tough, d. Newell. Samuel F. Pond, w.
A. Hunter, DR.. A. H. Wanz, James B.
Stetson, Donald McKilliean~
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21
RED MEN OF BAKERSFIELD
PLAN A BIG CELEBRATION
Appoint Committee to Arrange for
the Fitting Observance of the
Fourth of July.

BAKERSFIELD. April 2O.-The
largest Fourth Of July celebration in
the history of this city has been ar
ranged for by the local tribe of Red
Men. At a meeting of the order last
night committee on finances for the
celebration received orders to raise
$4,000. The business men of the city
are showing the greatest interest in
the project. Governor Pardee and
staff have been invited and the Gov
ernor has sent word that he will make
every effort to attend.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21
RESIDENCE DISTRICT
IS TO BE IMPROVED
Board of Trustees of Vallejo Take
Steps to Widen Many of the
City's ThOrOughfares.

VALLEJO, April 20.-The first re-
suits of the work of the Twenty Thou
sand Club which was recently organ
lied for the improvement of Vallejo
is found in the instructions of the City
Board of Trustees to the City Attor-
ney to draw up an ordinance widening
the sidewalks in the residence por-
ton of the city from fourteen to twen-
ty feet. When this has become a law
1t is planned to divide the city into
districts and improve the streets by
macadamizing them.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21
HAYS DECIDES NOT
TO OFFER ANY EVIDENCE
Accused Cashier VIII Submit Case ON
the Testimony Produced by
the Prosecution.

Los ANGELES. April 2O.-When
court convened this afternoon to re-
sumo the trial OF HI. 7. Hays, the Riv-
erside cashier. charged with embez-
element, one OF the jurors. John Nc
Arthur, retired capitalist. was taken
suddenly Ill and had to be carried
from the room. The defense then an
nounced that they would not offer
any evidence. The court limited the
time for arguments Of both sides TO
three days and adjourned court until
next Monday.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21
SOC Bottle Free.

The way to know Liquozone, If you
have never tried it, is to ask for
bottle free. We will then send you
an order on a local druggist for a
full-size bottle-a soc bottle-and will
pay the druggist ourselves for it. This
applies only TO the first bottle, of
course-to those who have never
used it.
The acceptance of this offer places
you under no obligations. We simply
wish to convince you; 10 let the prod
uct itself show you what it can do.
Then you can judge by results as to
whether you wish to continue.
This offer itself should convince
you that Liquozone does as we claim.
We would certainly not buy bottle
and give it to you if there was any
doubt of results. You want those re-
suits; you want to be well and to keep
we'll. Then be fair with yourself; ac-
cept our offer to-day. Let US show
you, at our expense, what this wonder
ful product means to you
Liquozone costs soc and ST..
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21
Farmer Is Killed by a Train.

MARYSVILLE, April 20.-John J..
McGrath, a farmer, was run down by
a freight train near his farm south Of
town last evening and sustained inju-
ries from which he died this morning.
He leaves a wife and several children.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21

A German contemporary states that
within the last decade the population
of Europe has increased about 3S,000,-
900, Of whom Russia contributed A.
600, 900 and France less than 1000.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21
Our answer to all is this:

The virtues of Liquozone are de-
rived solely from gas, by process re-
curing immense apparatus and from
eight to fourteen days time. The gas
is made, in large part, from the best
oxygen producers.
Nothing whatever enters into the
product save the gas and the liquid
used to absorb it, plus touch of
color.
And, to emphasize this answer, we
offer $4,000 to any one who can dis
prove it.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-21

sELvAGE STAYS IN JAIL.-R. F. selvage
an Oregon Deputy Sheriff, was taken before
United States Commissioner Heacock yesterday
for identification on the charge OF having de-
frauded John T. Erhart, Oakland butcher
out OF So on pretense that Selvage was a
United States secret service agent The pre-
Hminary examination set for D. m. Sat
urday Of this week and bail was fixed at
$1,000. In default OF bonds Selvage was taken
back TO jail