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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27
RECONSIDERATION
Vote on 35 cOs1tles In Okla
homa and 20 in Territory
Stood SO to II.

Guthrie, Okla. Dec. lspeclail
The constitutional proposition hx
lag llnesef thirty ave counties IN Ok
lanoma 49, forts IA Inalan Tsffltorl
VS. Nitlsut enFullment plAesa on
third reading Ard hual pAs.tes tits
morning. - sgfss heiug recorded ia
favor of i aud + against, Hughes AMI
johnson, voting ase, and served 90
tloe they would ASA faennslaar4l on
nezt legislative aAY. TIE attempt
q take ~ IA Initiative and refer
endus ID uol afouse interest.
N9g tie constitutional convent ion
Adj e@ad lAst night, 1i,o TIE dlvls.
~ - ,iss 6tlaAema counties had not
been aetaallt accomplished. Il vas 4
fofeeoua conclusion thai tire uaskell
map would b. adopted practically a. 4
came from the hands of the commN.
tee Ihs forty counties provided Tor
Indian Territory were adopted one IL
: time. hE viva soea vote. There vas
soms opposition % some of the couns
ties. bot on eyery vote the machine
sou hands doen.
Humphrey of NowafA protested
strongly against che lolnture u the
tso Cheisaa townships . Clarsmors.
but both Rogers Of Clafamofs and
ssarts q Chelsea insisted that thla be
done, and. As Haskell had approved Il.
{ was Done flawen Nelson Of Tulsa
st c0wed and silent when his county
was reaeled, and saw e eut 20 pieces.
Tulsa secured onlT f0uFtssn townships
ard the county from its slaps. vas
referred . dsrislvelg as ths ssCathe.
lie Cross eounlY.
- moon a. tie Indian Territory
counties had been declded upon enc ol
tie Insurgents moved tat the Okla-
hema counties u left "a thsiF present
form. TIE melton uaa dselalvsly
haaten. hnt II IS then too Ito 10
eemplets me report. and the Oklaho
ma eoRnIlez eeFa therefore lefl until
today i d expected that tie report
q fhe eolamittee alll II f0rmally &C.
ospled tosiay ana cleared awag before
lha holiday adloammanl
The question e ghe lueatlon of ths
aaanIy ##Ia Has referred - re cnuns
r 1ouHaaEItf eHnnllIaa. which will
FsHefI afIzf CIIIIana4
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27
BLANKETS AND wooLENs.
How 20 Cleanse niAnkstn the Right
Way and How % Put Away
woolens.

Washing blankets When ny he
tle neighbor washes blankets. it Is
a pleasure iust 70 sit hY and watch
The pretty. soft. nuny things blow.
ing or the liue. Tho process is 80
simple that 1 have learned 70 Do Il
myself Choose q warm. sunny. hui
windy dag This Is important. Il the
best results are wished. whii6 dry.
look over them csrefglly. and put q
safety pln IN the ccnler of the
spolied spots. For one pair of hlan.
kets prepare a snas with half a cako
OF any rooa white aaap. with une
Tablespoonful each q bosax and ana.
monla The sads mast BE- a. bot aa
yea can tsar the haad H. let the
blankets stand Ia this for an hour.
and u the wasef il too cold. add
more bot aAfer Then i0uk un the
places where fhg ens are. remove
these ana rub between the hands
nntii the spots disappear 10 not rub
pn the board. and DO not soap on The
blanket direct. have ready a aeeond
Cub e suas and paddle them around
ID this, squeezing and pressing IS.
tween TIE hands rinse 10 not lesa
than three waters q the same ten
pefatars running them through the
wriHEer each time Fasten VITA Al
least a deean plna 10 the line. ana
shake frequently whllu arylnx.
Storing Hoolena This Is TIE 80.
son Tor putting away woolsn clafhss
ard furs No moth balls or ether
vilesmel.inE substance ill Be needed
Il TIE garments are hung On the nne
AZ the sun. whipped with light
switch. and in the case of clothes al
The seil spets carefully cleaned. Then
tie ap 10 clean plliow cases or. bsttsr
still. fold ever TIE heEas and run
along on tie machine. 4 slsaln stitch
machine l. best FOR this purpose. IS Il
iA easily ripped bat II ; lock stitch
ls used. have the bostom thread looss.
Country Gentleman.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27
| LIVELY FRACAS
Thers Was a Hot Time Last
Night In Michaels Pool
Hall

JheFs sas 81 ante.Christmas csle.
hsatiun last night n Mielaels' poel
hall On Nllsoh street. since Il is wei
known tisat II a impossible far a man
q become intoxicated from drinking
Uno ard such iuaocuous preparations
aid since none ouisfs but uiese harm
less drinks are dispensed AZ Mlchaeis
last nights little esEehfatlon eaunot
81 courss be charged up 10 drunken
neas
Yet. i this uere not q prohibition
country, angone Who witnessed tie
Fow would hass aid that TIE men
participating were drunk Slnee.
however, this sUpposltiou must " dis
missed. tie hghf must Be credited
merely 70 high spirits. mot alcoholic
spirits. Certain u s. towofeF. that
there sAs lively melee. during nhieh
two billiard balls weFs fired thfu tie
SiucaN, having mist tie maHs head
81 which tley w4ro lhfosu.
Hals morning Aayef Sianal.an And
cthes complained Of TIE plaee 70 tie
United States authorities, and Night
Marshal JOHN Britt suofe out several
sarraugN a. = result of which A. ].
hlciasls proprietor q the placs. must
sppeaF Dsfufe Judge IAfraf 10 answer
70 tlle change e aggravated assault on
Two of MS patfons ard John sheehan
aud ffAnk BlllingsleY must attempt
% prove that they we're zoe dlsorderli
There has hsea general complaint
fsr soma time n regard 10 this pool
hall. and no one would regret iis clos
ine flghtA fobteflea and other lie
incidents have been unpleasautly na
merous 81 late.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27

said one cupfnl 81 mllk. add ons
gupfal of water, aae teaanoonfal saeh
0f salt. sugar and butter When this
ls iukewarm. add one-foarth 81 =
yeast cake dissolved ln oae- half 4 4
tnpfal Of lHkrvafm s4ief. and enough
wheis vhsai -four - make 3 ihsH 6ss.
ter Have this dons % six O'Clock aue
aet IN a wafm place uniil ten o'eiock
Add enough hour % make q soft
dough. kneading esif Let Il riae eniil
moFaing Then sfir down aad pour
isto NsllssFsasei psns aad let Il riss
haif an hoar Hass oue hour -
mndafAla axsn
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27
WILL PUSH WORK
Contract Ter Brick Work on.
Auditorium to Be Sign
ed Today

Il Is expected that the directors %
tie auditorium eonpany viii meet
thls Afternoon and let the contract
fof the brick wark The bid of Joe
Wheat ips she work "a the lamest. and
II he can furnish satisfactory bond
be vii doubtless 10 given tils son.
tract
oue of the directors Of the company
stated this morning thar everything
i now m good ahapv. aua the work
sIli bs pushed ss fast a. possible.
Even II the contract FOR the brick
wofk bad teen lef last week. be sAys,
tl,ete would hase been delay. A. tl,e
company has beea unable 10 set en-.
ough sand There is enough on tie
ground nov, howeyer, and Ia sight, 10
keep things going
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27
ASSASSIN FAILED
A Bold Attempt Mas Made To-
day 10 KlII a Chicago
Judge

Chicago, Dec. ai- An attempt vas
made to-day by Frank r. Elleslaoos u
this city 70 assassinate Judge Charles
Is Cutting of tie probate eouri. Altho
the Judge escaped untaFmed 4 aas bs
TIE closest possible mafgln
Some Time ago Judge Catilns rem
deFea . decision ag gslnsl Eilsgbfoos
When re judge entered the court
house This morning he Ma followed
Into the elevator By Rlefbfoas uho.
placlng hls revolver close ta Cutting )
side, teed. Tie judge moved slightly
lasf a. the trlgEeF eaf pulled. aud the
ealiet past thru bls clothing
kllefbFook made another attempt 70
slloot the Judge the Judge struck him
ii the face with hls ast tlsn over.
powered him aud he vas taken 10 jail
Il IS believed he Is Insane.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27
FACE AND ARMS
ALL BROKEN OUT
Tro.sbled Almost a Year Physl-
clans Did No Good Complexion
Nov Perfect and skin Scfl, White
and velsesy. Tennessee LADY
HIGHLY RECOMMENDS
CUTlCURA SOAP"

II BAD beeu fruuAe.l With iiseak.
ine osr 90 ms face and arms he aluioes
d year and hsi the services of netefat
pissieians, hsis thry ahint mrn ln %
ans Ksad AtsAc tisue ARo oase ~ ms
friends recommended IatirarA ~ We.
I Kclsd sause. and after usine Il rcr.
ersl nsuishs ] nns ts'nflftslt cured
! caa hirhly feeommeni ClfiesifA Sasp
~ tsine tbs vcfy hset canFiesion
Soap Bsasie. 4 createe a pesfeei come
plexlon. leaVing tho ekin roit. white.
and vvsvety mos tsN Cuttufa Soap
ali the time and wcommend il use 4.
my ifieadsR Maud iszeins.
r. q u No. I.
Avs. !, 1905. sylvia, Tenn
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27

Keep for fhis purpose q piece -
EponEe. q cloth. and silk handkerchief
All entirely FREE from dirt. 81 re Isasi
grit wiii scratch he hne anrfaea q.
the glass Ftrsf sponge Il with 4 Iitf.r
splxisA u sine. o. SIN and water. 10
clean % 81 spots. then dast over Il
powdered tlae tied n mazlin. Fee =
llghfiy and quickly On With The etots
and fnish - rubbing With the STA
handkerchief BE careful BOT b rat
fha edges uf the frame.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27

r the moths haze Eot lHto a esrI,rt
4 mast bs taksn 10. thoroughly
shaken. and pressed With 3 aaiiroa ~
hot e. n I'll bear without scoreAlne
Then literally apriahle ths aoor whsrs
Il 4 70 Iia wish spirits ef tnrpsngins.
pourlng e into any cracks there NAY
Be helvean ne boards.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27
CURTIS JETT
FOUND GUILTY

Louisville. Ky. Dec. 2L-Curts
jet vas found entity oi the assassin.
alton ol lamss Cocserell four wears
ago and wa sentenced 70 Hfe lmpFis.
onment Thus ends = familiar cas-.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27
It Costs
Nothing

To find out for a certainty
whether OF not your heart IS
affected. One person N four
has = weak heart 1t may be
you. II So. you should know
i now, and save serious corr
sequences. II you have short
breath. fluttering. paipitatiou.
hungry spells, hot lushes; #
you cannot lie on left side; i
you have fainting or smother.
ing spells. pain around heart,
IN side and arms. your heart i
weak. aud perhaps diseased.
DR.. Niles Heart Cure VII re-
lieea yon. Ty 3 bottle. and
see bow quickly yoar condition
viii improve.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27
EXPLOSION
KILLS FIVE

plttsburg. KAN. Dec 2i-l. "
Edwards. Dom Rat1 and Mat Tucca,
three Of the miners injured Ia the
mine explosion near Store City fes.
terdag, died early today, making a
total o. hve DEATHS Two Others Of
the Injured will die IN al a were
hnrt
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27
STILL ANOTHER CURE

- lse u ess that had a k1tsi dead
el danslrun aad after using nauy ~
railad eurcs. started g. use aNillafa
&ap ard am uaa ~ iunrcf fnauiifd
with .ianglr,li la Naaf
1925 Aitas 81
Agl II. ieps piilatAflh pa
fsii ffetsa ~ Faslt raffit ss 81 H.s4s
Ha .E fsI .s4
70 rs 90 sit r s1 tas asf Z ar
.as5a .I|.ss aaI. fIaa
~ 49, siai. ftaa g.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27
ANOTHER CURE

~ have ned ihr cticura Medicinal
Toilet <ap iar murs than 3 fsaf. and 81
ciranslnr. issuiiiyinE, ard purifying
ils skin. ii csnnoi q ekcclled have
hen tying o. ; long tlur i1 GA aome-
thing T. iakr che punploe nH ny faee.
aal .llsec geag taiiirufA Snap hnd tAas
ii . fhe eery thing fnf diseases a fAo
skin q. -. Hing.
ort l6. 1905 Cad.f. ky
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27
G. B. WILLIAMS
AuetIOnser & Salesman
Write or Phone me At vlnita. /. r.,
for dates.
WHAT'S

worth doing Is worth doing sell. II
you wlsh u ~ cured of rheumatism
use Hallari's Sn0N Liuinent and you
viii - Hwell cured A positive cure
for suFalus. neuralgia, bruises, exit
tracfed muscles aud al the lis that
flesh Is heir e. A. &. NJ WILLIAMS.
Navasota. Texas. writes ~ ha4t
used snow Llulmaut Toe spfaiaei
ankles and II gives the best 0f salts.
faction. aIwavs keep e IN tie
1ouss. Peoples Drug Store.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-09
@oloembetg's Ssses.s ssss",
%, % rno ~ Nse1.eerington=str.
SoppcIe g c S. etamps NIT cbm Gnfanf
qaa 9mbilinm bat Dir "Gr1[rren tanrn'
int 5tnrm rrnhrrt.
Grflniipc NuoitGtcn IN Mn,iiaen.
SoppcItc 9. G s. etamps NIT jcbem Ginfanf.

Grtln1tpc Npoltatcn III Nn3iigen.
$17. Seibe, gan5ponene groil
farrirte @oriteO '2ln5ii0e, bnlb eng
libenocs Yonp ,Safct, SIN Gront; nit
gutter leibter 9ltlnS geiiittert. &leio-
rod in ser neuen ,filteo" Dtooc.
Dforgen .......... $3.50
$21.75 Glegante blaite, idupar5e
uno bralne Taune Gbepiot 9ln5iige,
nit better 9ltlnB gefiittert. Sadet
uno Sleiorod entihieben ieih inb
9all6 heu Slo.OO
9teuelte Souriltell W1ntel 90 BRO
gent billigcr ais anberpo; 800 Ser
ielben, cine Eartie, Die ibres @leiben
in Baltimore nid)t bat. Freiie rangi-
rem bon $3.50 bis. .... $500
$50 &rince Chap 9ln5iige; "a lam
geS ooppclrcibigeS Sadet nit brei
guBentalben; glltcs sltlaBiutter.
Der aleiorod in neueiter Mooe; aus
gun3mollener forrirter @orlteo.
Worgen ....,.,..,..... $500
$6 filr5e engliihe Gopert 0amen
SadetS, gltlaBfutter, nit ooer obne
Strlppell S3.9o
So Tnmcn SSSodet aus ieinlter co.
pert, importirter Stoif nit atlaB-
iutter 500
SnbilGum. .Meouftion in ieincn
Serbit,paiIts.
$7.9S neue 0erblimoiIts aus mo.
oerner 'Seioe, ipie: Ylaios. idppar5e
uno farbige 5affetas; ntailoreo" 81
fefte, init Spiben beiebt; nit ooer
obne Suffer; longe 9lernel. .$5.49
$5.9S neue Gill @oiIts, pole
9louie, nit Bal lSpiteneiniGben,
born nit 3 &eiben prahtuoller Stide-
reien bergerihtet, "a lanae 9lermcl
nit (SpiBen. .............. S4.49
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-09
Aaea, 'ois eia 9sim tit Der
yorfaot wiiaideu,

bieten mir jett bic grpbarttaite &c.
ItsenAett, sroee G,runoitiide nit ber
itlbniten Nusiid1t ein Siueitcs Ven.
Mar = 5n fauien, nub an eiuer iiinf
Gents gaaasun.2iHie, bic je tn 8alti.
more pffcrirt umrbru.
eie ,piiisn, ais weld,' elm arpRer
Grfofs fib rserlea eriuieIeu bat. Ter
@ranb III, baa bte @rnnbitiide srpR
rnb tief bic Nnsiidlt, bic Sjbenlage,
yeiunbbeit nnb bas NaHer fein iinb,
NIB luas ant geiten TT: iptr babeu bic
beiten barten W,aeaoam.etraken her.
arteIlt, 70 baR Ntemanb INT edmus
5n fanfcm brandt.
Srtt taben mir bic anitpRenbe
2aubitrede, ndber Der stnbt gefesen,
nle gelarauia befannt, ansefamit unb
beabfifi,tiaeu, In berielben feine etra.
ben nuSnlegcm, scraor iuie mir cs nit
rueriea tbatcu. @enn mir bamit fer.
tig iinb, piro es cine ber fd,1niten
Wcrrtdbte In Snltimprc.6 ounth unS
siner STINT Geu.s straaenbntn 2iuie
frIn.
@erpaITcn eic bieie Ieste 8efcsen.
belt nid,t. Vidlts Iersleidleu fann
aefnnben prrben, uno BITE Chance,
Suapfate so 70 niebriaen Freifeu 81
foufen, iuirb ME iuieoer fommeu.
Gaafen eie @rnnoftiide ba, no bic
GissnthHmer nnte etraFen taaeu;
laufeu Ste mint bprt, Wu bteS mint
sefdliebt. pber eie merbem es bereurn.
Hatr uerianfen WaapIdte inter
fsihten gebinaunsen ober Sn einrm
Siabatt fir gaar. aein @runb fur
@ers5seruua. Qummen eie an einem
g,adlmittas nad, rSeriea, iup infer
Mseut Sbnen bte ganptdte In Euerfsa
pber eeisraota 3etaen wirb, pber se.
Ten eie ant eonntn8 mad, eiaem bic.
fer Htdte, tpeuu nniere Nsrnten ben
sanstn 1ag aniuefens finb, pber fra.
gtu Gle nad) i'm Nlreau pcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-09
Baltimore &Sbto
Ggtutiipmen

ssn Baltimore.
S25O-Gumberfuut unS bnriid.
$f.70-Vcrtelep Sprtngs unb 5urhd.
$f.25-Wtarttusburg unn Sarii6.
125-Sarper'e terrn unb Surid.
Spuntan, 10 Septen1ber. Gpes
3iaI5ua bcrIdbt 9Jiouni RubdisStns
lion 600 Wiprgefis. 9amoensStus
tlun 100 Wiorgens.
S2OO--Ybilnbripbia nnb Surid.
S150-Gteiter unb Smriid.
$1.00-Ntlmtmrtum nub 3nrid.
epnntaa, ID. nnb 80. Septbr.
Spesiul3ug berIibt 9unlben Stns
tion 500 WipraenS, Wount Ropals
Citation S.05 MorgenS. 9erliBt
NbiIaoeIpbia aur 8iidiabrt 100
Mbenbs.
$10.OO-gltaBara.sSa u. 3nriid, 7reitas,
IL. Septr. Btllefe siiltia sIr Sns
tatrt duf bent Gpe5ial5uae, ber
Gamben 1atnhot $3.50 Moresns.
Wsount mcpdIsBdbnbof $40 Dior
gems berIdht. Bur Whdfabrt tilr
10 Iase elnf0i. bes aases Ses
s|ss ''.s ss|sl,;$l:s' ,'::as zesen,s u. zseu.
Muf Der &fi6tetfe aufenfbaIt In
Nu5fdIp,3 @o@sfter, 0eneba, Wots
fins @ter, 0len Gumfntt &prtnoS
un6 W.nm6 Qtunf aeitatfet.
9ie Ietts GyfHrifon nirb om 90.
September teruuftaItet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-09
Snbilaums-Yreiic fir Eubmaarcu.

elegant gcplittc S0iite aus Ieiner
'&benille unO Seioeulitc, in 5oqieS
uno Surbnns, nit tSciOe ooer Sam.
met belebt, piele elegante Wtl1ter, So
bis ......,.......... .$3.9S
50c. 2innen lmo ,Summct Hoien,
3 in einem 'StraiB, 10 natiirlid, ooB
2lae I'M erIten 9lligenblid getGuiht
qperoen. Ger StrauB. ...... 39e.
Smbilanms Spitem nno Stifcrcien.
Geniie ,Spiben, 0teooiaonS, 91n.
Der nno 9lppliqueS,
$3.50 mertb, iiir $1.69,
$3.50 mertb, iiir .9St.,
500 wertb, fiir. $50,
Zoe. apertb, iiir. 400,
SOC. pertb, fir. 29e.
9fet COP orientdliiebe SpisenbGn-
Der, @inlGbe uno ieine Mebnillons,
Zoe. luertb, 4Se., 39e. mertb 24e.,
SOC. mertb 35c, 25c. lpertb 15e.
iShmar5ieioene &leiotiia, iein mo
idlidt,
$500 pert6, iiir 1925,
$3.50 mertb, fir .95e.,
$t.25 wertb, fir. $50.
sIlloper orientulibe Spiben, apeiB
aino blittergelb,
$500 mertb, fir $1.19,
$3.50 pertb, fir .9Se.,
$t.00 mertb, fiir. $50.
Toe. lpertb, iiir. .43c.
5000 YoS. aaerieiniter Stidereien,
Montag 5l llnter 6albem Treis.
81 'Stidereien fir. +. .39e.
75c. lStidereien fiir. .25c,
SOC. Stidereien fir. 19e.
39c. Stifereien fir. 15e.
25c. Stidereien fir. Zoe.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-06
CHAMBERLAIN IS
MADE PRESIDENT

BOISE, Idaho, Sept 6.-At the meet
ing of the irrigation congress today
the report was made by the commit
tee on resolutions. The election of
officers resulted in the choice of Gov
ernor George Z. Chamberlain Of Ore
gon as the head of the organization
for the coming year. The fight for the
convention city next year was won by
Sacramento, Cal.
John Henry Smith. Salt Lake; H.
B. Mason. Renosi. and George w. Bar
stow, Texas, We're chosen vice presi-
dents; d. N. Anderson, Chicago, sec
retary.
The Utah delegation made an effort
to substitute F. l.. Harris of Salt Lake
for Anderson as secretary because 1t
is reported that Anderson Is the pub
Usher of a paper which attacked the
government reclamation service and
is not in full harmony with the pur-
poses of congress. The sympathy o.
the congress seemed to be against the
charge, and the Utah delegation with
drew and Harris was named.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-06
WHOLE
NE|Chb0RHOOD
Alfred Arnold Makes Things
Lively on Normal

After he had beaten his wife and
her mother Mrs. Pierstoff, and about
half a dozen of the neighbors,t who
were trying to interfere with him in
his pugilistic display, Alfred Arnold,
well known timber cruiser in the
Pierce City country, was arrested late
last night by Officer Tabor at the home
of his mother in law on Third avenue.
Normal hill.
Arnold, it is reported. was in a
beastly state Of intoxication and had
become enraged over trifling matters
Immediately upon his returns from
the woods. He first attacked his wife
and when Mrs. Pierstoff demonstrated
with him. he turned on her and gave
her few punches about the face and
body. Neighbor after neighbor then
rushed to the home and one by one
Arnold is said to have made it more
than unpleasant for them
He was made to pay fine and costs
Of $11.50 this morning.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-06
CHURCH REGARDS Nipple
SUICIDE OPP0RTUNE
Philadelphia Presbyterians Delighted Bank Wrecker
Chose Certain Day or They Might
Have Lost More Money.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 6.-The SEN
sation caused by the alleged looting
of the Real Estate Trust company of
about $5,000,000 was somewhat over
shadowed today by the announcement
that members of the Presbyterian's
association are congratulating them
selves over the opportune suicide of
President Nipple.
Report has it that they are pleased
that he saw fit when he did to do
away with himself for had he waited
any length of time there is grave pos
sibility that the association would
have had many more funds entrusted
to the defunct financial institution
than it had when the crash came. An
investigation shows that the loss will
be less than 100000.
Nipple Money Insane.
Receiver Earles this morning de-
clared that Nipple was money mad"
and there seems no end to the variety
of methods by which he juggled Sc
curities.
"Hipple was not content with steal
ing some bond or stock certificate
once" said Mr.. Earle. He did It sew
eral times. Nipple would receive
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$4,000 ACRES
THROWN OPEN

Twelve thousand acres on and near
the Nez Perce Indian reservation have
been opened for settlement, and fil-
ings on the land will be received by the
local land Office Decent Or IS. That
portion of the land in township 30-4
east Is in the forest reserve and only
claims of those who made actual set
tlement on the same prior to with
drawal of the lands for the reserve
will be recognized by the department.
The remainder of the open district
includes the heretofore unsurveyed
portion OF township 33, range east:
all Of township 30-4. and the unsus-
veyed portion east of the reservation
line in township 32-4. The tract op-
ened comprises total of 12,7S5 acres.
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good bond or stock certificate as col
lateral. Then when Segal came along
and presented insufficient security,
Nipple would attach the other mans
note and security to Segars, making
1t appear sound security was col
lateral for the loan to Segal. These
practices created almost inconceiva-
BILE confusion"
Determined Prosecution.
District Attorney Bell this morning
declared that no pains would be spar
ed in the effort to bring to justice
those responsible for the big steal.
A statement is made that two di-
rectors, prominent attorneys here.
profited to the extend of $750,000 In
the past three years in fees from
Adolph Segal for passing insufficient
security for his $5,000,O00 loans. So
far as known, these men have not yet
been arrested, but the public is breath
lessly waiting for the arrests Of the
directors who stood high in the COM
munity before the crash.
President Nipples plaintive cry
from the grave: "Segal got 1t ALL"
has aroused depOsitors to the highest
pitch of Indignation.
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FIND NO TRACE
MISSING COOK
Identity Of Man Who Left
Nezperce Not Been
Determined.

No further light has been thrown on
the disappearance Of A. L. Redfield
from Nez Perce, or whether Redfield
is really John Bear, wanted in Enter
prise for the murder of Brick john
son.
The sheriff's Office is endeavoring to
communicate by telephone with Sher-
if Games Blakely Of Wallowa county,
but up to a late hour this afternoon
no answer has been received. Mar
shall Eaton is investigating the case at
Neg Perce.
Bear was formerly a sheepherder.
He has a brother residing near For
river section 1t is doubted whether
the man. Redfield, who is supposed to
have gone toward Westlake, is really
the fugitive from Enterprise.
The stranger from Enterprise Sc
cured but a fieeting glance of Red
field in the Bowman hotel. The only
grounds for supposine Redie,d NAV
be the fugitive Is the fact that he
went armed in Nez Perce and that he
disappeared suddenly on the arrival
of man from ENTERPRISE. who be-
lieves he recognized him as John Bear.
No credence is nlaced in tho renort
that Redfield was seen last night on a
bicycle headed for Westlake. and that
he pretended to he q detective In
search Of Bear.