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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04
EnglNnd's Great Problem

England naiiour his speech At
Inauguration all ordinary
political questions dwe the hord Of London
and in the necessarea OF life
brilliant opportunity Grafton
foreign policy phrases that
the pride old strengthened her
rompAcent English people the greatest the
prosperous happest might unctu
ousy repeated setting
Ban dominion and her drum beat being heard around the
world.
prime might embraced his brilliant
tunity nal a great speech expected Of him.
he chose conne himself prosae facts that
pleasant while lie dealt question that s
confronting England.
while thousands Of people
Africa
islands uphold the aud
rrustige nation whose home In vain for work
minister waived and drew for the English
people picture hungry truth have been
the question f. really
other In English AZ
fairs
Only Of mothers and
uncmployahad marched through the streets Of Lon
condition before the prime minister To the pathetic
delegation nothing offer bat
sympathy. problem united judgment and
Of AL England solve.
remedy could the minister proposef The
dealing with the unempoyodf help 20 deserving
problem It treats the
work Be no help bn, work
orsAneay England Among the
condition
knd offer It time English realized that
hungry ppe highest problem With which
Craftsmanship has TO deal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04

Mrs. Dalilah's work on Mr.. Sam
son was good. but It's double eagles
10 gold bricks that a bahy's arms
would have won a hair cut Just a.
quick"
That Is what a well-known writer
makes one OF his characters say.
II Is a happy fact.
Love for the litfie one Is the
wholesome link that binds father
and mother more closely than any
thing else.
A great artist has recognized
this. too. He pictures a little child
standing between her parents.
whose black looks Indicate quar-
rel. And he calls II "A Plea for
Arbitration.
II theer Is baby. father and
mother have a great mutual glad
moss. And the eementing power
that lies In their love for the little
one will tide thsm over many an
unhappy difference. teach them
many n dear truth OF mutual for
bearance
The dependence. tho helpiessness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04

The German tariff situation Is
giving tho administration more
worry than n cares 20 admit. !, II
a bad case. and there seems to be
no solution in prospect. Germany
has n new set 81 tariff laws which
will begin 10 operate against the
United States next March.
when they do begin to operate
thsy will result In putting tbs Unit
ed States on the commercial shlack-
llmt" and raising the rates on i'm
ports which We sell the Germans all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04
BABY; PEACEMAKER
BY PRuDEN cE MADDEN.

Of the little life appeals 20 the
noblest aud best that lies In each.
aud brings forth the nohlc9t and
best In each. 50 that they see the
finest part Of one anothsr'a nature.
And - the breach i healed. and
baby wins his rank 81 peacemaker,
far above Haguo oonfaTeucee and
even Roosevelt.
FOR the ten thousandth time. and
for one of a million reasons. biess
the baby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04

WASHINGTON. n C.. Doc A
To-day witnessed the assembling 81
the aath cftngrusa. first session
congress which promises 10 be
marked Ia history "a one OF the
most notable ever held
President Roosoyelt'a admlnlHtra.
ton vii be Judged largely BY what
this congress does. OF declines 10 do,
60 aid IN carrying out hia policies
The principal business OF the aath
congress vii concern
Railway rate legislation.
Federal control 81 Insurance.
Panama canal.
statehood Tor four remaining ter
ritoriea.
The German tariff
The Santo Domingo treaty.
The deficit
Reed smoat. senator and Nor
mon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04

the way from 20 to 10 per cent And
these increases strike the general
run Of food psoducts raised ana
manufactured IN the vest.
Congress will have 10 c0nglder a
new reciprocity treaty with tho
Germans. and SECRETARY Root ~
negotiating with 8p@ck won stern
berg. tho German Ambassador
EITHER THERE MUST BE A
TREATY, OFT COMMERCIAL
WAR WILL START NEXT
MARCH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04

The deficit ia not troubling
eonRreaamcn ms much ms u promised
to. The recent treasury reports
promise that the deficit viii be
very much smaller than u was a
year ago. IN fact. II may be ~
small as 10 amount 10 nothing.
Tho appropriations are 10 be kept
down TO the lowest possible figure,
and the leaders are confident that
IL will not be necessary 10 amend
tho revenue Laws. or 70 alter TIE
tariff act IN order 60 provide more
income.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04

The first day ~ the session will
see little accomplished The senate
will adjoarn Immediately out Of re-
speet 60 the memory OF the late
senator o. II. Plat. 81 Connecticut
The house of representatives, will
attend Ia the preliminarica OF swear.
ing IL members. eleeting a speaker
aud other officers All the house
officials are 10 be practically the
same as Ia the last congress. The
second day Will be givon up 20 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04

nreaident's message. which Is the
longest IN years.
The paramount issue before this
congress IL railway regulation. This
viii receive first and most Htten-
tion In the message, and the rate
legislation will he urged above all
other considerations.
Federal control OF Insurance Is 20
bo urged upon eonKreHH with an In
Hislence only second Co the railway
rate bill The recent disclosures In
New York have made Il evident that
the time has como Tor the general
government 10 step in and II Il has
any power under the constitution TO
pat forth that power 10 check these
rookieaa organizations OF capital
For nearly Toe years Il has been
taken for granted that there was no
power bat that Of the separate state
governments which might interfere
with insurance companies That
proposition has come 90 he seriously
doubted. and congress h asked Co
pass a law which will test tho quea-
tiun such a law would ~ once
be taken by legal action 70 the
United States supreme court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04
A WORD to tine DOCTORS

pacud lsslnE OF their
huslncs the Seattle doctors Why
reduce their office
visit their calls $3.50
formty prices generally the cities Of
middle the Eastf At Of them charging
figures. thereabouts
result OF tariff IN the to drive
away help enemy patent medicine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04

The impending session is known
a. the long session" Of congress.
II Will be terminated at the will Of
members Of congress. and the end
may come IN June or July, or the
aeaslona might continue all SUM
mer. II all depends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04

The sauto Domingo treaty. by
which the United States IN admin
iatorinE the customs Of the ISLAND
viii also make powder for some
hot blasts IN the senate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04

RoosEVULTs ADMINISTRATION WILL LARGELY JUDGED
BY WHAT THIS CONGRESS DOES DECLINES DO
The EIGHT MOST IMPORTANT SUBJECTS ON THE LIST
COMMERCIAL WAR WILL BEGIN GERMANY NEXT
SPRING UNLESS SOMETHING IS poNE-pEMocRArs HAVE
A KICK ON CANAL sALARiGs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04
The Holiday Book
Store Is Ready
Tomorrow

~ bids bookioxera welcome with
long list % the books that every
body ought 10 read. Its prices
mean just thi#-=Your Dollar Be
comes a Dollar and a Hall in This
Section.
No such book bargains are 10 be
found anywhere else that we
know Of. SO many books IN fact
that it, impossible 10 give any
but n mea ger idea Of the collection.
Come for any book worth reading.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04

The subject OF statehood for Ok
lahama. Indian Territory. New
Mexico aud Arizona will be brought
at once 20 the front by Senator
Beyeridge. OF Indiana. who IL ape-
cial champion OF the plan To admit
all four territories az two states.
President Roosevelt approves this
bill There will be lively times over
thla bill. because Arizona Is fighting
tooth and nail against going In with
Now Mexico.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04
CONGRESS, WITH A BUNCH OF
HARD UNS, GETS BUSY THIS WEEK

Ing months expenses Tho NO.
000. 600 appropriated by the last con
greaa for the current year has all
been spent Part Of II was used by
Engineer Wallace for making the
dirt ny. Then Wallace waa per
mitted Ia resign, and Chairman
ahonta and Engineer Stevens have
used up the rest
II the sea level canal rs finally
approved by congress additional
money will have to be appropriated
for It's completion.
The democrats ara preparing for
an attack ON the high salaries paid
20 clerks. auditors anu engineers Ia
the employ OF the canal commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04

IN you DO not read page 9 you
may miss the opportunity Of your
life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04

Tho Panama canal enterprise de-
manda an immediate emergency ap.
preparation Tor payment of the com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04

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moving
night. '
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end Of
tnnnel.
wheels,
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05
GRANT VICTOR
VICTORIOUS
Elected Chairman Of Republi.
can Committee.

Tie Republican executive commit.
tee met a. South MeAlesler Monday
afternoon 10 elect a SUCCESSOR 20
Chairman ksan, deceased. After 4
sharp Skirmkh thai roud nog be
characterized as love feast Grant
Victor, Of Alton WAS unanimously
chosen fof thg place, an honof THAT
don't often 10 20 man the second
iime Mf Victor held the place duf.
ng the last administration and
through his fairness and intelligence
son the conddefs'o of republicans all
ever the territory
The executive committees wikl hence.
fsFth hold meetings quarterly the
text bclug al Tulsa the lasi Tuesday
Ia April
piny l. Sopef and Cbas. A. David
.t we're among prominent Ninits
len wto attended
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05
ROYAL CHINESE AUTHORIZES
Empress af Ming D. nasty Wha Wrote
fof the Improvement
of Her SEX

TIE emef=ts caHssrt u b. GHpefuf
1ans 10. II me Nlng tgaastg la a q
lees committed s. paper hef thoughts
90 Fhs behavior = womsH. unagf tbs
title - Instructions fof the luusf
Apartments. e fof eumsu These
are arrAased under ~ HrAdiHgs sats
he Nineteenth Century sin aa adols
t,eaal chapter ~ tue education If girls
The empress Ias much Nfess aa gentle.
ness good temper economy kina treat
meHf % tbs founs and = relatives hat
lhinks bat spseeh nnfeslfaiuea i ihe
real fusk unan vhIsa mesI pomsa splll
+ youf mouth + like e CLOSED dcoi
your worda wiil beeume pfaysfHlal but
II Il Is like i running lan no hesa ufil
" paid e shat foa a.
IL her Haalfloaal lhsplsf ~ saasa
tlon ahlsh s really . mofe az les doe
sefsl poem 81 about 80 Ilnes eaf 81
thagaas viii 5s considered fety aisAr
poinslnf IS some s. "a from pleading
for higher saueallea foF Chinese samsn
he Urges only that = aIfls Roesfness
saoaia ieash hsf nurll - pfaclles aling
pietf fifiae pIupnsis depoFtment
rood mannefs and domestic duties A. a
preparation ful bsf enfrY into msrriea
life Thea e she has 20 ehilaren "a
euHIlnne tss ancestral lEue. she ls nor
te shoW jealousy haI rather sasisfaetiou
e heF huahand lakss a sueofdlnats ulfe
Supporting ghal BE- dies before hsf. ms
wlII ne laft Ike earth withont IT. heaven
and must transfer Asf Dependents - he's
900 and aHmmon uo tef resolution &
iaee widoshuod a1lll death Honnl
TaI mas sEumhia aaY ~ sac mas hass
II Nsik aser shsEpsdesa swords. haI
tais resolve mHss not PASS from her
Ezemplea are sIssa 81 hsfolhes s. 81
akss vha hase lied s. hshalee os
dfa#Niua themselves fafhet fnaa g|o.
late sheIf mafrass sne
Fhtlf Haales aaeed mHetea sh3afs
IL IIF hns THEIR aanes #ill be fragrant
faE s8fNH HetN#as ainN
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05

lnss maae tsfitahse lfaa ainrs 81 those
eeles and eash msu rsasmbsrsa lasi
~hsse ~ - piAntsd - lltile isss
cache
T hsn ta tHf niIaaie = lhs arliaa al
thsy hat 70 30 szs 80 Eifs shs sfoaus
a litsia kltk ~hsff shsf 80 mnas Ihslf
vlaets naaH ana sleh 10 The he'll esr.
frldse aua theH sisiy pase tasa
n0sem frlseas ~ tas hai~t sa nssf
fhr an of ~ nsxI snfia
lhe onieefs learned slaal it.s -
sna fhff ret ths hian ls ahaaFinK -
ineatlna at thp sham hattie Al hs isss
momsnf AaAe sean them fo tfIs ~
qnensif in sanit America
II q rrails pathetic o. ohserif fhs -.
freszlant q sraie shasrn - iht saan
ssuaaess e ghs iilIe tafefaHt seififf
men ahen ate feY base arhea sht.f
outlets aii - aaaeih Is - fsla a..
aaaHfet Al taf eas % ~ stam hai
tie he uHfa fsns around that aaaftsi
sues faf tte noes sneuaHlsr sas ttes
ehasHH tuasi FnFH circumstances Shsy
lnak 81 n = mt@n aHd unasfhana gflfk
Va Heen niated uBou kem
"Hai 10 suIte rf 81 precautions. tssrs
arr aearig zivsYs 3 fss h0psiszsls
puneinred anes iefl nn ths field Il :
shan battle doNa fuedtf d The warm
AmsFloat
# i vtfy maAsss iof example fni
soldier in sue oi thoss armies "a rth
his samradss muusg too frequently u
nakss Ms comrades ia sHsfl - ssrf
anrfs
When ! Nas sfatioaea ftA seafs
Aaa at the capital u a.ns i the Central
American republics where ihss had
revelations eyerf Iitlis ehlle. phsghsl
they nseted them - cot one e these
Incidents sssppnse A teereit ssfsinr
"a aae of Tie sosefnmeaf rsNimsnts
akinuea hss whois aHtht 81 munts ons
day There Nas ao apparent suspicion
thar 1e hadn't bsen ga the square vitt
he Same. hul BE- wss REGARDED a. shoi,
iof fo8 monte eise fef = ruakic
AID. beias = recruit be dldnt knos
enough ln understand thai after having
roifeH awss aith the bis cleanup < NJ.
comraass silver 4 was tine for lin
20 aask s. heina fnolfsh be sfaf "a
along With 80 outfit
There eaa a iaIi IN he. hasHlltie'
while ihe .asufseala were 4@tiak io.
rtlhet ln another province and se n
amuss the ladies - The capital to-
fnfsfnmeul ffoofs had sham battle On
ths piafeaa apne which fhey veFe aia.
tlunsa
Tha yeeuof alih the meale Hiaaon
wsnl down wifh tht hFsl rattle 81 th'
guns and shen they went @ nleA ~.
hn1 - 4 took SIS men % III him from
the snoand The peso euss uas - ksafl
with ne lead that had beer inserted ini,
ha system
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05
DANGERS or SHAM sSTrlEs
knord Opportunities fer Settlement q
drudges in south Amsf
icnn Republics.

~rhsae sham battle aTairs aseame :
~ unpopular IL She csatrnl sna 6outa
American countries number q yrafs
aso although thsfe Was = time shsn
he i.afln- American sfmlos seat -
strung lof sham battles said 81 Amer
lean esnanl stationed n ! South Amsf
lean metropolis Who s IA the states
far bic saealiaa II Nas'st taa reeeat
Manassas mausattrs. shcr the faitis
81 ths blank cartridges eas at Its hslHHl.
Sass lhs Nsshinsion STAR
The Ceafral and seHth Americas
soldiers ard ofaeefr inafusd q haie tie
sham battle ana 10 fear ii. TO Yau
see n As 40 eass for tase Nha haf 3
fruagc against Ramon. 10 make :
mistake and sip a baii caftflefe m
stead II > blank into ha gnnl rhsY
stili have che sham battle Ia ) few !
eefY fee ~ the southern republics bat
the soldiers vii do = hole lot e things
q st &c the hospital report just be-
fore 4 sham battle especially those Vie
have good reason to suppose that Il thsY
r. into tie sham battle ihey haven
Fos much chance 10 eet cat alive The
mere announcement II 8 sham battle
starts 20 epidemic Of scitntiHF ms
iIafsrinE ia some of fhase saFFisaas
II some # ths euthts ehers they cant
make the sick report the peof devils
simply aesert bs squads pilates a. hal.
tailons
on sss. after TIE blanks are served
oat befnfs . sham battle the cartridges
boxes * che saIaiefs are carefully ia-
speeicd The affseers ased "a 50 thAs
il pretit pcrfHueiofy manner but Ties
o. auy morf when ths dislIked ~.
fesrs began Is - ihe victims % The
mistakes ~ The men eith the guns.
Ties besams exeesdlnfif careful IN their
laspt glea ~ the meas ammunition.
they noe ealy peeksd into lhs eaftriuas
hskes ana heiu - ihs men bat thef
fslt aroand ID tie fiothiae ~ each mas
= spriur ems tanaehiIssslf hiaasn bal
cartridge
When The 8Heffs a0si hesal 10 a.
tbis shes made 5 lol II hanls snd tha
ftllavs Nlfh ihs tefegsa hallsls sefs
tns1utiasntlY sleld ap before ihe sals
with ihe iandaFes OVER theif efss ans
made into human sleeves Thea thf faF.
feffiii men ln tha raaks iehfHsa wief
e0m
ftfs 81 ionsef ffie5 I0 hiae ihe ha2l
cartridges n iHaif eielhluf bat saliss
Their anas and covered fhem - NIfA
fhs dirf 4 the asld - shich ths ktaH
enrnuntsr vas hnotsa Is ttke nlass
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05

llie eltlxeus Of Asher, q. 4 cale-
hFatcd tbe advent Of tie neW feaf with
: several liouxlnd dollaf bonfire Of
eslfon Speeches we're made before
she torch vas applied Tie Ire burned
Gaf Two days ard nights THIS year
ne FARMERS oI tial section Nlll plant
potatoes and corn.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05
rAs Juy " IAvlm9 l. -
rATsagh oxsFleektug ssasi
FisasuFss

Macs = - niss lts -. tazl mazss
- snFs ~ hssptng ear 49, ared -
tkuAa = sshxf s~nFals No eas ann ea
tot n. vwn appore~asiisu ~ hAaps
aass ~hlis be i envfues uf aaalheTs
ssgs saessss Hs lose : freal dssl -
Ias iaf = iFieH - sut ckeesNalts =
sspiias lhs smsIi pissksfsa laal canza
= " eeaff asf ins,eaa a leaksnF 80
sishssK 81 shAt bstnaKs i aiha.s
Na 10 aai feEs aaY rleasaFs la oaf
aea auaeft Hasse aaa faffsaes -
ssass - ipnf faf he zalanetiIs 81
flfiofla fhaf saass gas sisr aena Ias
sase ia iskrn = ths ssgotmsat Va Gar
aAn hfsae aaas heanw #N As@
aAichins pc ualAilkl Fesdsns n ear
Helshaes Ws ssu HaH 80 salisfatlhsa
aat o. lfoie1 FIae lnfa ihs aaatfF
- a sall 90 = fissf stsamef. lrszaze
same eae e,ss asA ruias lhs lasag e
als own eafrlAas nr yasht lAgr haa -
fun measure - hap9lar.s fef ssssv
aas of - q Ns upgla ouiF aaks -
eaf mlnas 10 make lAa tsfs alosl -
ssefy oppouuhils ihal comes asaf ~.
iastead = lonKlak fef ihs iAIass a.
aemn oaf ntlehhors say
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05
STOCK SALE
Well Attended aid stoek Broaght
Good Priees.

The Secend monthly stock sale was
held hers Monday Afternoon Al
though the day was quite uucomiorl-
able, a large eowd vas IN attendance.
The hand eame oHt al 1880 and gave
a short concert after which the
crowd marched 70 Gray's barn Con.
siderable sfock vas offered fer siie
and sold af good prices
Following Is list u premiums re.
celsed
For best saddle horse " n
Cfouch
Fer the best hrood sow ) Swain.
f'or thegles, chickens. n SIC
Donald
PSI the best colt N Menonold.
Faf the best wagon load Of has. -
s warren
For the best pound 81 butter Mrs
Ma Long
For ths besi l,aa i coal Il &.
Priee
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05
The Largest Dlamsaa

tnfaftnualsIs The iarseaf diamond +
the vnsid "a npt nf the crystalline curt
assd - ! Eem ifll were ne Faies egait
81 iahaious for Il s ~ fimts laFfff
than re f4noss pieIagia aismond iks
largest - mo8Efu aHas. etleh vac s.1d
for & SEQ o1H Ifs falat depends HIan
Ihe uAs - whleh is san h ali eAsil
broken ID. fHs 4 & sf ths amorthous
kihe. AaeWn anlssIisas eafboh.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05
c.l.m.l-lal csIallur aanl

i'ai inta ssaeepan haif : nsaad e
sfsnnisfrd saszE and 3 tshlsspooafsi
= water silf aHsiaHllf uxef lhs afs
aasll y has = bFlkhi assk bfawn ealss
heinK careful noe a. - Il hsifa -
hlseksn. Thea Atd : lsssapfal n 80.
ssF aud little sail les u bell "a :
fsv momstis lonerr cool aaa sifaIa
T fat away ia elass rufksa bottle
aaa 4 e aiwaYs feade ff Hss rata
aeiphia pfess
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05
Ds.t B.li...Ia

Dixie puniaf. dean OF Tie Old
Guard Of touring printers dropped
in on us Wednesday Of this week. says
the StoekNel Times Record eHe
had beon e Enid bat did not tarfy
thafe. for b. aid that the presence of
girls Ia fns oeicss there gaze shen
more The appearance nl millinerr
shops tlian print shops He sas on
his s4y to Tonkasa Ia hopes tlat he
o0sld get a two months ioh there.
DiHis IS A. much philosopher Is ever,
and that although ha II e years old
he Is still IL his prime aud thai al II
the boys alonc the rad have been
mighty good to him When questioned
coucerninf Muskueec Red. Dixie al.
mlltsd that he hsd heard the FamoF
thar M Ind leen ealled On Nusg0.
gee buf - dld not believe 4 beeause
OF lie manuef If h.s sapIosed depart.
una from tbis vale 81 tears. yb That
Red lad bean found dead msief 4
water taus wlth unfinished business
10 lhe lape 80 b lmlf pint u loofs
en his leFsu
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05

sefape sis roots % satisfy Issss,sl.ls
efaiersl sad eat in slices aeaal hzlf
sn inch ihigh Tafnw - MArf 8 when
haH bees aided leaepaunfaa ~ tln*
gar Ihis Niil hseg tasm ffom tara
iaE hiaft Geek nnfll isadsf aah
through 5 sieve o. pms throusA ! f.ssf
sHa ada one plat ~ miik aas large
tablespoonful g butter ana saif saa
penpsf & takls Hei 10 aaH .efsa
Ferg Aei household
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05

feii aia medium slasa sassf luI4
lsafs sat inio dice ara .gns iha sailam
II eaiiffea dlsh spreklf atfH
hfa~u sugar ana Hfep ever i Alss u
hatsef aetl s IaYsf q potaiass tAen
sssaf asd butter aua So - Nli las
zlsh ls fall ana ne sakaf lassf ls -
lap Hzks aHa serve heI Hostaz.
Budget
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12
Boy Receivers Lady's Purse.

James Opray. boy employed by
the Sunset Press Company. Market
and Tenth streets, saw a lady drop a
purse from a McAllister-street car at
Franklin street yesterday morning.
Before she could leave the car a man
driving wagon picked up the purse.
The lady told the boy the purse con-
tanned $50 in gold, nickel and few
pennies. The boy ran after the driver
of the wagon and demanded the purse,
which was handed to him. The boy
returned 20 Franklin street. but the
lady had gone and he handed the
purse to Policeman Gable. The $50
in gold had been taken out of it.