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The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-08-15

"CAus as all I1SuG, du1u1d1S GQaC ne
knows do not come up to that stand
ard; even if times are hard and he
greatly needs the proceeds from the
sale of such animals (and every
breeder will have more or less of this
sort, no matter how closely he may
chew to the line.")
Only the other day the writer was
told, by visitor, of a breeder who
had shipped him mean animal, rec
commended as frst-class, and at a
frst-class price. The true breeder,
who loves his breed, must never make
mistakes CO of this kind. Of course
there is always the chance of an err
ror in their judgment of the pur-
chaser; but, in the majority of cases
of this sort, there is something be-
sides an error at the bottom of
things.
We next come to a knowledge of
pedigree; and, as upon this founda-
ton rests the whole structure of
pedigreed stock breeding, one can
readily see how absolutely essential
it is that the breeder be a master of
blood lines as applying to his breed.
Here let me add to what / said above,
as to making a business of your bus
mess: Never try to handle a number
of breeds; confne yourself to one
pure breed and master every point
pertaining thereto. [ know the ar
gument is advanced, by some, that a
farmer can purchase two or three
pure bred animals and so make a
start at small expense; but / want to
go on record as stating that (unless
one expects to build up a registered
stock trade and make it his life work.
it is better to use the money required
for the purchase of the pure females
to buy three or four times the num-
Der of high grades.
Another point is that, from my
point of view, no man should under
take to handle pure stock unless he
expects to do his best to raise the
general average excellence of his
breed. The small breeder is handi-
capped again at this point; as, his
business not warranting the purchase
of high priced bulls of extra indi-
vidual quality and breeding to go at
the head of his herd, he must content
himself with those of average quail
ty; thus running the risk of the de-
teriora ton rather than the improve
ment of his herd.
After the herd is established will
come the test of the breeders ability
along another line: that of advertis-
ing, by different methods, and
through this means of disposing of
his surplus stock each year. The live
stock field is covered with the wrecks
of thousands of breeders who have
failed at this point, through one
cause or another. One must have
the qualities that go to make up a
good salesman; must be able to write
a letter setting forth the quality Of
his stock to the best advantage; must
attend to his correspondence prompt
ly; and must be possessed of large
stock of patience.
In closing let me say to those of
your readers who contemplate en-
barking in the pure bred cattle busi-
ness: If it is simply for what there
is in it in a money way, Don't. Few
men get rich breeding pure bred cat
tle.) If in a small, timid way,
Don't. If only for a diversion,
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-08-15
a SUCCESSFUL BREEDER.
Qualities
-SoundA for Beginners in III Busine

rently upon Ine eve OIL DeGIer I1uos
for the Southern farmer-a strong
steady pull toward better cattle. This
is as it should be, as there is no one
industry that will benefit the whole
Southeast, as will a well regulated
cattle business.
If our people begin with the right
sort of stock and handle no more an
imals, to begin with, than they can
grow feed for, on their own farms
a fair degree of prosperity is as
sured. The history of every cattle
growing section proves beyond q
doubt, that the cow is the harbinge1
of prosperity.
As long as the average farmer
sticks to good grade cattle and uses
nothing at the head of his herd but
a pure bred sire, of any one of the
numerous good breeds of cattle, he
will not go far wrong.
But there seems to be a growing
tendency in the South, to embark in
a very small way in the pure bred
cattle business. And while it is far
from my desire to discourage any
man who really wants to make bus
mess of pure cattle growing, | want
to emphasize the fact that the grow
ing of pure bred stock is a business
of itself; and to make a success of
it, that can really be called a sue
cess, requires the full use of all the
brain of the average man, and cannot
be made a side issue, or handled in
a small way, with much satisfaction.
So. unless a man is determined
and fitted by disposition, means and
environment-to go Cor rather grow
into the business so as to make it his
business, | would say to him: Don't
spend any good money for high
priced females, but be content to
use good grade COWS that can be pur-
chased at a nominal sum and, by the
use of good pure bred sires, make the
growing of frst-class steers your
aim.
| am led to write this because of
receive, making inquiry for cattle,
the writer asks for price of a pair.
And while Gas | limited before) l do
not want to discourage any embryo
Booth, McCombie, or Sotham, do
think the new breeder should know
what qualities are required in man
who expects to make the breeding
of pure cattle his life business. Then
if he is willing, with the facts be-
fore him, to pay the price of sue
cess, say, Go ahead, and every true
cow man will lend you a helping
hand.
The first requirement | will men
ton Is a downright love for animals.
a breeder must be willing to deny
himself the comforts of life (if need
Oe) that his pets lack nothing to
make their lives round of pleasure.
Neither heat nor cold must deter him
from ministering to their wants.
In the second place he must have
an eye for animal perfection-must
Ut able to know as if by intuition the
good from the common. No one will
ever make the greatest success as a
breeder without this knack.
The next indispensable trait l
would mention is nerve; not that
nerve that makes a breeder able to
te and then swear to it; but the
nerve to hang to a breed that he
tN IC
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-10-17
Newgpaper Politics Pog No stagnaon
CARNIVAL IT MS.


Let everybody join in blow
ing Of whistles and firing Of
guns at sunrise in the morning.
The best events Of today's
program will be carried over
and given tomorrow as far as
possible.
A new daily program will be
arranged and printed each
morning.
A few hours sunshine tomor-
row will bring happy faces and
enable the Carnival to 60 on.
Notwithstanding the heavy
rain, farmers and stockraisers
are bringing in displays and
getting ready to carry off the
premiums.
Liberality will be shown all
exhibitors who are late getting
their exhibits in place owing to
the inclement weather.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-10-17

The distressing news was received
in Vinita last evening that Prof. W.
S. Dugger was taken seriously III at
Chattanooga, Tenn, last Friday, while
en- route to Memphis, with bis bride,
to sisib sisters Of his residing there
His condition was slightly improved
when he reached Memphis and he is
II no Immediate danger, though he
has a well developed tase Of malarial
or mountain fever The acuteness of
the attack. il is feared may affect bis
bsain.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-10-17

An1UtIHLtu TTtaa
Leayenworth, Kans., Oct LAC
cording to word received here today,
Conception Vasquez, the Filipino
woman who brought suit against Lieu
Tenant Sydney S. Burbanks, sixth
Infantry, has been granted decree at
Iloio, Philippine Island She is given
custody OF their daughter and award
a monthly allimony. The suit was
begun after Burbanks returned to the
United States when his engaeameRt
to a fprominent young Leavenworth
woman was announced.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-10-17

One night is all the time necessary
to prove that Pineules is the best
remedy in the world for backache and
all kidney and bladder troubles If
you have rheumatism or any other
blood disease a single dose will give
relief. Sold BY A. P. Owens. DIV
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-10-17

New interest In being shown in the
fBncy horseback riding contest Thurs
day mornig. w, ii. Darrough has
offered IS for best boy rider and IS
for best girl rider under II years Of
age, IN pony riding contest. The car
niyal committee he's added SO for sec
ond pIizes in each Of the events.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-10-17
AN OKLAHOMA OIL WELL
SET ON FIRE By LIGHTNING
Associated Press

Associated Press
Cleveland, Okla, Oct. l7-Lighten-
ing struck an oil derrick on the Katy
right Of way today The derrick and
several small tanks have already been
burned aud the iIe isstill in progress.
Thousands Of barrels Of oil are stored
in the vicinety, and II the fire reaches
them the locs will amount to many
thousands Of dollars.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-10-17
Associated Press

Associated Press
London, KY, Get 17--Virgil Bowers
the negro who shot and killed kGeorge
Farris, wealthy lumber dealer was
taken from tile jail here last night
and lynched,
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-10-17
Associated Press

New York, Oct. Members Of the
IsthmIan canal commission and board
OF consulting engineers returning from
a tour Of inspection Of the canal ar
rived here today. General Davis,
chairman OF the consulting ENGINEERS,
said that although the party had maue
a careful inspection Of the proposed
route for the canal no decision is
reached as to the sea level plan.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-10-17
FOURTEEN PASSENGERS
INJURED IN A WRECK

As9OcldUeu Ffess
Pueblo, Coll, Oct Fourteen pas
s-ngers, one Of which may die, were
injured today BY the wrecklug Of the
westbonnd SC, Louis Flyer on the
Missouri Pacific near SugSs Cio sixty
miles east Of Pueblo TIE accident
was caused by the spreading Of Tie
rails.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-10-17

When you have cough or cold
don't ask what is good for IL and get
some medicine with little or no merit
and perhaps dangerous. Ask for EO-
ley's Honey and Tar, the greatest
throat and lung remedy, it cures
coughs ard colds quickly. Sold by
Peoples Drug Store. DIV
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-10-17

st. Louis Mo-, Oct 17--Mrs. Alice
Hartman and her five children were
burned to death Ia a fire that destroyed
their home at Port Royal villa yester-
day. The news was first received this
afternoon through a messenger VIM.
Hartman. the husbEnd, escaped but
was unable to save the others. The
charred remains Of the six victims
were found ia the ruins today
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-10-17
BRITISH OFFICERS
CAPTURED
Associated Press

Associated Press
Tangier. Morocco, Oct. 1.-Two
British oiicers, captain john 4. Crow
ther and Lieutenant Edward A. Shat
ton or the Royal Marines were cap
tured and carried off by the ApJera
tribe while returning TO Ceuta from
the British repair ship, Assistance,
recently wrecked at Tetuan Bay
The officers had an escort Of twenty
one Riff tribesmen, and were attacked
by haif a doven Anjeras under a
brother Of Valiente, brigand chief re-
Gently arrested at Taugier
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Associated Press

AH1VlIUNtU 7 It1o
st. Andrews, Scotland, Oct. l7-An-
drew Carnegie was today Installed as
lord rector Of ST. Andrews University
before an audience that contained
many distinguished Americans
In an address Carnegie declared, IN
outlining a plan for universal peace,
that IL i've nations, or even three,
banded together in league Of peace,
and inviting all other nations to join
them could Danish an war in the fu-
ture, lie asserted that peace is 70
come much sooner than the majority
can possibly credit.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-10-17

Associated Press
Wichita, Kans, Oct l7-Ex-Con-
gresham JsTTS Simpson Is at deaths
door. Mrs. Simpson has given up all
hope and telegraphed theironly son at
Roswell, N. NJ, to come Immediately.
Mr.. mpson has been unable to take
nourishment since yesterday and ply
siclans say his death Is .now only a
question OF physical endurance. He
parsed a reatless night, having occa-
sional light hemorrhages. Physicians
say it is hardly probable that he can
survive tweatY-four hours, and the end
may come at any time.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-10-17

II777TI7I7 ITITT7I , N71777
Washington, D. G., oct. l7-An
amendment to the civil service rules,
sweeping and comprehensive, was au-
rhorized today by the president.
Hereafter a cabinet officer will have
power to remove snmmarily and with
out a hearing any civilseryice employe
in his department who. to the personal
knowledge Of the head Of the depart
ment las been guilty Of misconduct,
or who Is Inefficient In the perform
ance Of his duties.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-10-17

700 a. Infringing OF all the bells in the
city and blowing of whistles.
s:9O.-Musie by the Tennesseean's and
Ladies' Band.
900 School Children and College Students
corn Parade. Marching to Main Square
Of the city.
300 a. Singing Of America, led by
ell choirs.
Invocation, Rev. A. J. Williams.
1000 a. m.-Welcome address by .sey
mour Riddle on behalf Of CONNER
cial club. Patriotic music by bands.
100 p. m.-Grand Parade. Form on
west end Of Illinois avenue, headed
by Queen Of Carnival and Ladies Of
Honor.
Bands, Merchants Trade Display,
Decorated Carriages, Riding Horses,
Indian horseback riding, etc.
2:3O.-Crowning Of the Queen, by F.
NJ Hartman.
Football, Tulsa vs.. Chelsea.
TOO p. m.--Indian Love Dance in honor
Of their Queen, :'VINITA."
7:30 D. m.-Indian Horseback War Dance
at Park, Ais Tulsa and Vinita girls
horse race, Prizes $500 and $500
900 p. m.-Queen Ball at Cherokee
Club Room.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-10-17

Washington, Oct. 1.-THE exporta-
tion OF arms, ammunition and other
munitions Of war Of every kind from
any points in the United states and
Porto Rico to any part Of the Domin-
ion Republic is prohibited BY q Presi-
dental proclamation issued from the
department today.
This action has been taken after a
consultation today with the Dominion
government, with their concurrence,
and is intended To assist them in the
enforcement Of their regulations de-
signed to prevent the perennial reyolu-
tionists OF the island from getting
warlike supplies.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-10-17

We have instruction to sell at
once the 3 Lots just Of the College
grounds, facing south on North
avenue at a very low figure. See
US for particulars.
RA0AN & FOSTER.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-10-17

Chicago, oct. l7--Five tons Of mol
ten metal exploded today at the Joliet
plant Of the Illinois Steel companys
falling on the beads Of workmen.
One manis dead, three fatally burned
and half a injured SO badlyEthat they
may die. Others suffered severe burns.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-10-17

During the moth Of October. 1905,
the Frisco will sell round trip tickets
to Hot Springs. Ark, at the low rate
Of one fare plus 81 Tickets on sale
daily. Final return limit 30 days from
date Of sale. W. II. DECK, Agt.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-10-17
Water CLOSETS Condemned.

Water Closets Condemned.
Notice is hereby given that an above
ground pnvics and water closets in
the sewer district including blocks
as and 40 are condemned, to take effect
on January l, 1905.
B. +. FoRTNEB,
OLIvm BAGBy,
l. BAGBY,
Board Of Health.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-10-17
FRISCO BULLETIN
oUmERN KANSAS FAIR AND cARNr-


VAL, OCT. TO A.
For this occasion the Frisco viii
sell round trip tickets to Wichita,
Kas., at the low rate Of one fare plus
so cents (s650l for the round trip.
Dates of sale, Oct. to "a, inclusive.
Final return limit, Oct l6, 1905.
During the month Of October the
Frisco will sell daily round trip tick
cts TO Eureka Springs, Ark. at the
low rate Of one fare plus 81 s6 30); f.
nal limit 30 days from date Of sale.
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Sas 11eberlebcat Der 0eeigs
stetStcn.

J SIM Sample INNS 2aien bleiper ,pie Der grpBe Sc
lehrte Soencer agt iur Die 0eeiaaetlten Die tDrper
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Qen niir su balo bobrenoe unb e9enoe Sopdbmeraen.
Gbumodtsonlane SDreuiauien; beln pupptgen Se-
Idb,nod baib @uiitpBen, ueoeliein, 8ertopinn9 bis
siuOet iinb ub oer Wa9en lid iii benz trotloen 3.l.
tauo poadnoiger 3errittuiig beTinoet 9ann iailien
Bic llngitdliben boil geralpelElunq nnher iDerben
cine lete 9rte gelpiiienloies Gnadolber ober rse-
fd5uIbete GIeno in ibr @eiGf 9a8 t acer gar niebt
nbtbia, benn, ipie nit Silie Der beriibmen ct ger'
narD arduterpiaen, bic lir Is Gents in allen @po.
fDeten 5u Daben iiHp SeibeH Dornbert butt
perDitet erDen ipilen, 10 fam baffelbe nit benz 9le
den @iitel autb in oein pdteren Staoum und fNrir
fperben 10 bnB bieie Ster6ensfranfen npb yiber
le6en". Sic ct Bernarb 8r6uterpilen rntboltef
feline metoliI1en Site, lpie auedflber ooer 5Daen
teH ionaern nnr bic beilrdftiaten gfen5euldfte II
| prsfdlt9iter 3ntereitung unb better Dsildbuns!
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ssinot,a cate picSc Saiion.

gBnoua gre tutro oteEc Saiion defenders ousiebeno
iftn fir NuSfliae Ser CONNER 1905 ipiro Elm bes
ipnoers anstencr6er iein ON Winpna Sre Dem mnn.
ocrbiibid)en ,9eiprt" ili nbr5liGen 5nhaHa on ben
IenuIpinanta 2inatt. Sic IresbDtertan General
gielnbln lprp lid, bort am Is. Wlai periammsln 8e-
ribmte @eouer uno Mtniifer fnb fir Die lnterbal=
tiinaen biefer Gaiion engagtrt porhen G5 finben
bort Gonoraiionen iins SpcinlS unb reitgtble 8ers
Iammun9en itatt bpm Wtoi BIS September. Die lite.
su sllraeiu es piro cine iiberaus profitable SaiIpn
feia in Grsiehnne 2eDrer nno Stnotntea inel9e bic
SDmmeri9ule beluDen, perben baieibt profttiren
@aIebaa. unb @rifer.@rinbc, Sootiabrtet. SiSdben.
2aqsrsiSaeilitdten nno Stbipinmen. Sie 8enAipi=
paiiia &nien fabren btreft 5um 8arf @iRgnna.
cation. linb lnfsebntagiae Grcuriipn5Giiets f1nnen
erlalet fperoen pDn 5ifetMgenten bet gernIplponio
2inierl Sniprmation iiber a3inoua See, @rogromnl
beier Sotfpn speibeanemli9feiteu etc ir0 erbdltlif
ppu g. S. Dicfep @etrrtdr unb 6eneral=Yetrtebs'
lciter, Minona Sate Syno.
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ssss cimes 4cDicnniinc per=
tlstsiiiGt.

9t1n Gienltoa Nahnlittaa fuhr ee=
nuel gslnira Elm Go6len9rober IN
@oie's aoblennille in NioOale, nit
einsm 9ohisntorren oeaen einen pfn=
lIten uno oerielbe muroe lim9elDDrfell.
9lls Gemin9 nit onberen 3olleR9rd=
bern surilfginQ, lin ben GfoIfen mieoer
tllf5uItellcn, puroe er unter elmer Wlalle
fallenoeu 8elteins begraben uno als
man i'm Inter oen Sriiinnern beraus=
soQ. por sr cine 2ei4e. Ser gerun-
Qliidte, ein Bruoer hes grieftrager5
9emlnQ oolier, mar perbeirat6et uno
GinierldGt cine Wittine unb 5tpci SIM
Der. Gr mar 27 Sabre aft.
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0eftorbets.

Wu, s. aRai til Canal Gober Jrau
garollna Sentes I'M Mlter BON 7l
sssabren an ben Eolaen etnes 51laa.
onfalles. 9ie @sriiorbene mar aus
s eutlAlano ssbartiq. fam dber fbDn
iuna nab oislem 2anoe uno perebe=
.lisbts lib in ben 60er Sabreit nit
sSeeob sSentes. oeu lie tleun Sinner
Qsbar. 8sr Suite uno iiinF Der Sin-
Der iiberlgben Die 0ingel1ieoene.
Gin Ii. Nia, in Nsn Bhilaoelphlo
S. IS. Sones, ein 8eteran oes Siiraer'
trleges, i'm alter bon "a SabrerL
Ser @erltorbene NOR bier nitt allae'
mtia bctarnt, oa er erit feit Dem leBtei
6ebrnor bier bel Ieinem Spbne. ben
5upllllienoellten Der SDnle Selep9ol
I So, Qemotnt bat. Sic Seihe muro
nah GieutlaHo gebrad]t. I'M Gort be
| ltattet 81 lsroen.
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@arrss0Mrn. 8Sa.

2eBten 0onnerfd1 Wurgen fubr III
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III bas 09rod eines 6ra1tsu9es. 3uei
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8nnamit belaoeil uno es fonoen ioiort
orei Iurhtbare @rplolinnen itatt, lpelte
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6aufen peripnnoslten. q Yerionen lino
big jebt in Gol9e Der 3ataltrophe GEE
Itorben uno iiber 100 lino mehr ooer
lpeni9er Ihlper perlebt uDroen.
Gds llnaliif entitano in Iotsenosr
g8eiie: Gem 2otomotipfiibrer zines
nab 0Iien qe6enoen 6rodt5uges puroe
Teitens Der 8emannunQ einer Gangir=
maibiue oas Salt=Si9nal aeaeben.
Ser 2ofomotiufilbrer le9te IoIort Die
9uItbremIe al, 10 oaB Der 3ng au
plobliAem 5tlllianoe tam. Sic Bir=
tuug auf Die 9llftpentile .par oaourh
cine 10 ltarte, oaB Elm oerblnosloer
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Der Ntitte oes 3ugss befinolidsn Wa=
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beIddoi9ten Waaen ltiiraten UNI, Die
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Grplolionen, tuorauf ein fiirdierlid)er
9Iib uno cine 0etonation erFolate, oaB
Die @rre erihiittert puroe. 9tll oies
bate Iih i'm 2oufe meniger 5etunoen
erelgnei.
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Bonn Stis crsd,lnocn.

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