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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21
GRAND JURY'S
FINAL REPORT

Tie grand luFl, after having been
Ia session fof almost two weeks.
made its hnAi report shortly before
noon today and saa discharged
TIN grand iuF1 states that 0u the
ehole tllo northern district is wst
governed. Considering tie chaotic
government conditions under which
we are living. the comparatively
ANAL amount 0f Eaelessness found Ia
0uf Investigation hespsAks a high
clas of citizenship and 3 laW.ablalus
aus patriotic people
The jury however calls attention
70 several matters Ia which there
should - q more rigid enforcement of
the law Tlis aFa o. these Is TIE ".
sratlons of ianlgfaftsm TIE freed.
men and Shasuees have been espec
ialif sn easy marx fos tie gmffsn
The lary advises As 3 protection to
these ignorant people, that 'ths
courts guard viii unusual Yigllaucs
TIE commissioning u notarios public
aud that men of douhfful character
~ not entrusted with a notarys seAi
viii which 70 lega'i1e their shady
transactions.
"ln Tie appointment of guardians
and administrators fas minors and To-.
compctenf persons among the Indian
citizens sc recommend the aimosf
care Many are coming into possos
sion oi valuable holdings ia land aud
are in many instances wholly ignorant
Of is yalue and are 81 TIE mecg of
Their guardians abo Il they pfoga to
D. anscgupuious vii 'eate them PEN.
niless az tie day % aual settlement
rhs grand lugg sppfte.afesthe great
dl1elltg the government eneo8aiers
10 aapfehending aud prosecuting tiiis
class q offenders and until the com.
PICK system q lass ard Iaud fcgu0a.
ltiuns uuaer which wt lFe IS smp.lH
- and reduced % q eade q nte.A.
gent Iaes. L is iapssibIs toWl3 pro
teci TIE weak from tioss sla eo8Id
lpIuaief thea 80 ticfs aads
Tic lafy states tlaf il fhfei ttt
/ tuited states aH and found b,ll size
ieSfefl0y aud interior s. C1n1.tan 81
/ perfect e.ramines
ln the eleven DAYS lu ehlch &c ha,
teen in session tlie afl hss examined
- witnesses and returned l12 true
IbHs
iaaEo Parker BOZ replying 10 ths
larY stated THAT ths care. diligence
and ability shown bg ths results y
ltheif absrs eefe lEt appreciate
and demonstrated tiAl tas eaus. 3
laW and order Nas afs ailh them us
sid that their recommendation aefs
Itlmely AID appropriate Anl aoa.a He.
csits most csfofa ca4s.deaflal
/ have ALREADY adopted STRINGENT
IrHles regarding - appointments Be
n9iaues De Vla re3altns Nnas
etidsnc6 of fhef mora. ana isea.
Itanai fitness agd ndAa TEe afe
e2anined in open eaaff S. O. taaf
/ l4ga.ifcatl0n Coy tia position
- % uArlam sal aIHman.
to~ efe9 effort Nt 81 ale s. e0.
mate tae iisaH1esf aaa ah
Ut b almost DC fHt a1e Hssb.s
% pHfee tlov $3.50 %
u8' protect themselves t esssf s.
deues 81. fmsd hfaaslf fn fle a.tsu.
tIon g. tae caaFl I8a ael at8
lHs .saui Nl he thHf
gated IS tnHj f.t'aGts eserf fras
action fataNe Hap ut ae a..
fa aisi aa@ at e $50
prpef Naf
q lenl4ug tas Erean a en-
.Hw tHt afleE mealea aar % E'
statsnaa W g. Haast - Wa-.
90 p 81 Nasn i i NarHg IS
y knn eafga Ndfaf Caae
MafgH B Arg lm 90 sm
Fmfa " NadteB Hanta "a
eouH NaaI FleAat 3d. j. Maa.
81 hlg lah.r aHi0s W I
toa hs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21
Condition Critical

Washington iane e Tie 0ndition
TITS mom.ns of Representative les
ter ato last uisht fei thraugh the
skY.iel1 q tbe apartment hoas ehew
&c aas stopplng 4 veg critical
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21
Mar. outhr.al. R.per,.A

ST. Petersburg june i6-s,ie y. a,
Tliare arr uncontfmed rumors here
% the effect that anti.Jeelsh out
breaks hase Occurred AZ Brcsl, Lltovak
and wilma IA is also reported that
a Catholic priest vas torn 70 pieces a.
nalysi0g. bot ms has been oaclally
denied
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21
SOUTHWESTERN
STRIKE OVER

teien completed lhe count to,iaf 90
Gre rttefsEiau ute oa tHa kaHsas
l.tE agreement reached last Nesk ae.
tseFH tte s1ft ega operators sud mlas
rrsai use southwest fHe agreement
Na1et affects Arkansas Iwhn Tee
uiaB aai 8Issaar was cafrea b4
$50 majority aHUU' tNa tsigs
l1e kansas miners Hut Previously
u9aea tHc agreement fHs ends
tteam trkefu the Southwest The
mHefs arc eErleteita rgta-H to 00rk
uKt MHi4E Nany mHw hate 8f-
H8aF HH0u lual Ig
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21
Bisly.ssk on Fiss

berlin, JUNE lbA A diagateh from
Blalysfok dated saturday aiisTnoon
NaYN This plandeSiDg and murder
ing continues Tie garrison Is N 70.
session of The city, which n an hrs,
Tha situation Is fnRhtful A few
Jews uhgoagh high payments have
bacn allowed to escape
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21
TWO MURDERED
IN PHILIPPINES

Washington fuue li Gantral
Wood. cabling from Hanaa reports
tfai Finf LlegisHan, Edward Bol.
f9n aud isnhmlu Christian a clti.
fsn were murdered ne NIGH, - june
q forts miles south ~ uaFo "a Tie
sand af Mindauao htg hundred miles
from Mau|la.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21
sisaatioa GROWING wer.s

81 feienhafk iunt i fHs eAf
ltf q ths sltnilea stUva hourly
TIE boarsss y 81 retembafs anl
M1aeeW are in a muiesy condition
ana tle Noels democrats ana saciAl
AefalationIsis Considering tie Faf'ia.
ment e. = 80 uncertain quality
are pushing Ehe campaign fsr az ep
f'siue NltN decreased gi.uF.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21

Springfield. No, Iuns ig-The oai.
elAla 81 the Frisco In this city say
that only thFee passengers aud two of
tie crew sere slightly injured IN tie
collision neaF Peifce city and that
nons we're killed. Both trains 70.
mAined On Tie track The blame las
not been placed
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21
WANT SECTION
ELIMINATED

Naslan u.5uuelf senators scott
.oi West N4Wlaa ana warner of Mh
ssufi to.ial presented a number q
protests against TIE p.pe line amend.
INERT 81 iAe miluad bis The5 en
resented tiat tbe retention s. tfe
provision 0ouId have tie effect q
dfisins nany INDEPENDENT opera.
tors obt of 1gs.ness
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21
SENIOR BENSON
TAKES HIS SEAT

Washington iune ! senator hen.
son q kaneas Appointed q sacceed
senator Burton nas u8aetei ato q.
Zee Immediately after tie beginning
ot toiays's session 81 tie senate Tie
hes senator vas given vat nn TIE
Democratic side.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21
shOnts Addressed Graduates

res Mo'nss. loaa June 4 Theo.
daW i shouts chairman of tie ea.
uai commission. todaf addressed tie
students of Drake university on the
silver anniversary q thAf Institution.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21
FRISCO TRAINS
IN COLLISION

Joplin. No June u south bound
Frisco passenger 30 and . freight
train colilaed early this morning 10.
tween WeutwortA ana PeiFce CITY
Il IS reported tllat q number we're In
iurea, several seriously. bat none wefe
killed.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21
Miles al Nebraska

Lincoln Neb iune "a General
Nelson A Miles made the address al
the commenesment exercises al tie
University Qf Ne0nssa to-day
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21

Bla.fstok, ensfe the latest riots
agalnsf me teas bad their pffin Is
oue ~ ths aWssi elites q tle pro,
vince 81 Gmdne West Russia ~ s
less aau % allss ffan tbs German
frontier ara fas papa.atun q aN,
ala
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21
THREE YEARS FOR
INSURANCE MAN

Minneapolis Mlun june 6-Du
Jacob 4 foree former president Of
TIE Northwestern National Life IN.
sufance companf, Nas convicted nf
grand ia-seng to-day and sentenced t.
three years ana q hair % tSe peniten.
tlaff
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21
Authorized to Build

Washington 1une lH The senate
tosiag passcd . bll auttor1lng the
Wichita Mountain s Orient miIsay
81 construct line aeFoss tile Fort
SIN reservation IN Oklahoma
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21
IOWA BANKER
FOUND DEAD

bes Nncs loea 1lBe tH uf
j 7 caldwell milianafe lankef
aHa physician Nas found dead 81 bis
hsa ln the hotel AZ Adel thls morn
ing lle had been prominent q ioua
politics Death vas dee % o'd agt
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21
LINCOLN DAY
HOME COMING

Louisville Kg lunnls TIE home
eomine exercises today eentorei
around tie iag cabiulnWblch Abraham
Liueolu vas born Actresses oy Ad.
bag + stevenson former tlce presi
dent aui iienfY Waftersan aefe TIE
features az the dAY The pfOnelpal
oratiou sas delivered hY SIT steven.
son
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21
Prominent Lawyer Dead

Omaha. Neh. lune le-Iudge James
II Noolworth a. Attorney oi national
reputation. ana prominent IL tic sf.
fairs q Tie Eplsceral church, died ..
daf It ths a9e of a.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21
A MEXICAN
MINE FIRE

~ f'aso. Tesas. Juno ib-At santa
kulAiIe, = mining camp near Chlhua-
hua, Mexieo. ths hueno TiefFa mine ls
asire Seven men are known q have
been aSphfxlatsd
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21
Presidents Uncle Dead

SsYxille 4 l., tuns a noleft a.
Roosevelt. tl4s uncle Of tie president.
died saflg today
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21
Run Down BY Train

Minneapolis MINI June lg Judge
6. II Pend q TIE dsstFieF court vas
run down b. 8 train todag ahd prob
abs fatally Injured
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21


against wlleg nsFnes. charged with
tie murder u Aee CbrismAu on July
- 1904 sas begun before 1adge rar-
kef TIE SELECTION of tie jury vas
begun Yesterday afternoon. bot oniy
seven men aefe chosen hefofe tle pan
81 was exhausted TIE faa twelve
were selected about tie middle q TIE
forenoon. flle lafY a. made up con
sisfing u II Maddox, " B Ralnes.
A. ;. AQlt + + uocketiorf I. p.
smartt Q. l. Phillips ! + Vest
Isl NJ GooapAstBrc, ". A. Bfowu. /.
J Scott A r Farmer and &, J.
Elliott
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney q.
l.. Rldsf speaking fof the govern
meut said that bis witnesses would
prove that there lad been trouble be.
tween barnes and hls wife several
tlmes previous % tie killing aud that
az tie fime q the TRAGEDY Barnes
was uof living nith Mrs fafnes on
IulY pftvoas % the tragedy
Barnes was lu Southwest cts hunt
.ne ClrlsmaB. aud fl.ere made stat
menis that shoWei that be- Charged
/ Chfisman wlth the responsibility ~
the bfeaA.ns eF q Dts 4ml aud
lunt he meant te haye nfeHre
iaues uas inteuselj caaas & Chris
mau $40 Was aba.f ean 8t
! eu 1ay ran net Hrlsnaa
ana assisted um 81 81 e. as size
se nd ~ q psnmae hei te se
thhu Barnes again Ctrs
man aefsei to O. aad iia $50 neaf
uefs tagetas laue Hen left. -
as lhnl ttef as 81 need s. rs -
ing uefe 81 Ie efrlsaaa ezs taIEInk
a1h Mr. amcs ne son came
0ae csfylas sat en Clue
pp g chtiaaan he ordered hlu elth
All ath q leave THA girsuan
started 81 da 80 sss SEQ, g. i.a aas
uhttas Is horse BARNES aed aud
secuted Ia the ueaas far several
months before lslnE captured ea1s
man aas na Instantly Ad ana
managed o. ser 90 ft HaHe 81 s
ne sfias eHsns hs 8.ei 81 Us aasnds
Ithus of 'of daFs afer ane msa.
''s " ' ''i
l'e "s OF aff st'esss #
A1hea Aa4 Hs aie
Ais' - eo s 'ss
N'4 i h H - 6.f 90"
t ff'.it '4ssst'
fauer anaae ffe f
fhe aafease saffta fs aaai .fsu
Haf l1ehnan Haa an tsa
at eafaeter ffsf sl G.ra H
E HEHe f
Barnes amH n Hmas faI
ea Nfae 1'H l7 . aaa
'teA sf
' te a'y
e
a'si lar
t.'e 'i.'E ls '
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~. ~. n.-
81. ...t..... ......e.....-
tis 'is "Hia ra E $50
eEi'tst aaa lAfi ffn
teif ei ~5i g Use Nsf l
dramatic scene 81 I1e Hati
a,s as,.s ffst 81.
.ttsftstfs st.s. r .rtl.t,
.fss..l.t. ..r..5si .s.-- .f..f...t4. .,...
54.ng t. 81. t,ftaf u. s. a.,t
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ssase t.f.,s l,.5es sf.f
t'o@ett R''e a.it year ".a sii gas
2. fsi i*en eAi'esl hal NtH Nt prob .
ta.F sne TINE itis Afternoon VII +
esses are nus beiuF examined Nao /
ne if5lihg 0i hafHet threats against I
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21
TWO BOYS MAY SEND
FATHER To GALLOWS
Dramatic Scene When Ten Year Old
Beatty Barnes Testified Against
His Father.

however, and secondine vas taken 70
TIE federal jail 10 give his eiferves
.csuee q chance 70 sat@lde.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21

Eat oneof Rings Dyspepsia Tablets
after each meal and you viii NOT suffer
wllhindigestion. Sold y A. r. Owens
The Jewish outlook., 1906-08-10
Intermarriage Without Con.
version
CONTINUED from Page ~

that to solve the Jewish problem it was
necessary to dissolve the Jew.
Then again, mixed marriages were ad-
vocated as a means Of benefting the Ar
yam race-the Aryan race to be rejuven-
ated by means of the Jew. Thus Edward
Won Harman held that the admixture
of Jewish blood would be ga veritable
blessing of the German Michel"
AS among the Christians, so also
among Jews, mixed marriages has found
both opponents and advocates. We can
not stop here for critical discussion Of
the beginnings of Biblical legislation
against intermarriage. Suffice it to say
that certainly since about the middle of
the fifth century, B. c., mixed marriages
have been considered by Jews as forbid
den by law
We have all reasons to thank Ezra and
Nehemiah for the unequivocal stand
which they took in the matter. They
were eager to preserve the Jewish people,
and consistently they saw in mixed mar
riage the suicide Of the Jewish people.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-08-10
India.

On Tuesday according to Reuter-
telegram) Lord Lamington, governor of
Bombay, laid the foundation stone Of the
new European hospital at Poona, the
gift Of Mr.. Jacob Sassoon in commemo-
ration of the visit of the Prince and
Princess of Wales to India. The laying
of the stone was made the occasion of
brilliant function. Mr.. Jacob E. Sas-
soon. we may add is head of the house
of E. d. Sassoon & Co., in Bombay, and
is a generous supporter of educational
and philanthropic institutions in that
city. He maintains at his own expense
school for that section of the Jewish
community known as Bagdadi Jews, and
is president of the Bombay branch of the
Anglo-Jewish Association
The Jewish outlook., 1906-08-10

Lastly, we must not fail to notice that
mixed marriages are rarely happy. This
is a fact evidenced by the large number
Of divorces resulting from mixed mar
riages.
Indeed, only the love sentiment-the
strongest Of all sentiments powerful
enough to overcome this antipathy, and
yet before the mutual dislike of Jew and
Gentle, even love at times collapses
The Jewish outlook., 1906-08-10
Holland.

In connection with the festivities in
celebration of the Rembrandt tercenten-
ary an exhibition of Israel s Dutch works
has been held in Amsterdam. For the
exhibition arranged at Leyden Mr.. B.
Ncwgass of London lent Rembrandt s
"Scipio s Triumph
The Jewish outlook., 1906-08-10
FOREIGN
Gibraltar.

Recently Mrs S. Benoliel, wife Of the
President, distributed the prizes to the
pupils of the new Hebrew school. A con-
cert and gymnastic display formed part
of the proceedings. Mr.. E. Martin is
headmaster.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-08-10

1t was reserved Tor the nineteenth CEN
tury, the great era of assimilation, to
question the wisdom Of the eXclusiveness
introduced by Ezra. Intermarriage
then found among Jews numerous ar
dent advocates. Such as desire the alb
sorption Of the Jew into the great world
that is not Jewish; such as want the jew
ish race wiped out together with it's men,
cries and hopes, can find nothing better
than "decent suicide" through inter
marriage.
From the point of view of the writer,
the preservation of Judaism is not a
matter Of mere instinct but manifest
obligation upon every Jew and Jewess.
Intermarriage must be denounced as de-
structive of interests most vital to the
Jew.
Let us look at the consequences of in
termarriage more closely. In the first
place. intermarriage means the reduction
of our numbers. for the probability is
great that the offspring of intermarriage
will belong not to us, but to the Chris
tians.
Now, what can be more perilous at the
present hour than a reduction in num-
bers? For Judaism is already weakened,
seriously weakened, from within, and is
constantly being assailed, relentlessly
assailed, from without
In Prussia seventy per cent. of the
children of mixed marriages are baptized,
leaving for Judaism only twenty-four
per cent. And Of this twenty-four per
cent. only ten per cent. remain faithful
to Judaism. And, regarding even this
tiny ten per cent. it is matter of doubt
whether at marriage they may select a
Jewish partner.
In Hungary there exists law that an
understanding may be reached before
marriage with regard to the religious
faith of the children to be born. AS a
result eighty-six per cent of the chill
dren go to Christianity, while Judaism
gets only fourteen per cent; similarly in
other countries.
Now considering the low birth rate
among Jews in western Europe, this re-
duction in numbers deserves serious at
tention. We deplore the losses sustained
during the frequent massacres in Rus
sa yet these losses by massacres are
losses for which we are not responsible
They are, in fact, losses which to the sur
vivors, at least, means a certain moral
triumph.
Should we not, then all the more Ia
ment the losses which occur through in
tcrmarrage ?-the losses for which we
are guilty, and which makes for our
moral defeat?
In the second place mixed maria pes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04
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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-07

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Emulates Our
First Parents
STRENUOUS DAY FOR
or FICERs IN TRUCKER
One Man Thought It Was Too Hot for
Clothes and So Removed Them and
Paraded the Streets CARRIED Like the
Father of Us All.

The Fourth of July was an exciting
day at 1ruckee and during the cele-
bration the officers of the little noun
tain town had much trouble in keeping
peace in the rlace. There were a few
deputies, but Constable Schlumpf was
always OF the alert and made most of
the arrests during the day.
The first excitement was hhortly after
II o'clock Wednesday morning when an
Italian created much confusion in a
dance hall by drawing a knife and driv-
ing all of the men and women from
the place into the street.
The women screamed with fright and
the men grabbed clubs and rocks with
which to defend themselves but Con-
stable S%chlumpf appeared on the scene
ut this time and took the knife away
from the bad Italian. TIE then placed
ain, in the city lookup.
The Truckee constable had just set
tied this fight when he was called on
10 the main street of the town where
Two lum5Nr en-, .rst from the lumber
.... -. Al. ..o
ell in !. 6ucl with knives. They had just
drawn their keen edged blades and
were looking for a chm, TO 40 soe.s
effective work when the officer appear
e en- the scene.
II, stepped between them and altho-
RI they threatened to carve him to
pieces and her drink his blood, he sue
ing them with the other knife fighter.
1t looked as if the day was going
to be strenuous and Constable
5chlumpf was preparing to swear in
more deputies when he was called onto
the street once more to capture a man
who had taken off all his clothes and
was running up and down the main
street of the town.
The fellow had filed up on Truckee
the night before, and unable
to stand the heat within him had taken
off all his clothes ana was running
to keep cool. He was too full
Of booze to give his name and when ar
rested counld only mutter, "My, bat
Truckee is a hot town.
There were many fights during the
day but little blood was spilled and no
one was seriously hurt. The Jail was
filed with prisoners before the day
was brought to a close, however, and
the people had the pleasure of witness
inb many amusing and harmless
fights.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-07

The argument in the noted MUIR
der ease of state VS.. Everett, in which
the defendant, aa prominent mining
al srrelting man of Keller, formerly
of the Carson valley, is defendant, be-
gan at Hawthorne this morning and
will close Frida yafternoon, when the
casewill be given to the jury. -Four
addresses will be made to the jury
which had had the case for three
weeks.
District Attorney Douglass of Gold
field opened for the prosecution this
morning. He was followed by At
torley Edmond for the defense, who
will be followed by Judge V~erlilyea,
who is also defending. Tomorrow E. s.
Darlington of Elko, special attorney
fer the prosecution, will close for the
state. Juoge G. E.. Mack, who also as
sisted as a special attorney for the
prosecution, arrived in Reno Tuesday
night, having completed his work on
the case.
Everett made a strong insanity de-
Tense. His attorneys introduced evil
dence to show that his mind had been
unsettled for years, his eccentric re-
l,yious beliefs being advanced as proof
OF his Lusoundness. The state, on
the other hand, claims his murderous
act of April 18th was the result of a
vicious disposition which had led him
into frequent troubles before.
Everett is well known to many Reno
people. He came west from Ohio
many years & and has operated ex
in the western ~andsouthern
part of the state as a mining pro-
moter. At present he is at the head
cf a smelter which is running near
Eeelcl, Cal.
Everett is on trial for the murder
Michael E. Malone at Nina last
spring. 1t seems Everett, who had
leen drinking, became involved in a
quarrel with General Foreman
! ecause the latter refused to
him q special train with which TO
60 to Tonopah. Everett followed him
into the roundhouse and while Malone
was assisting in the repair OF an
shot him ocad.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-07

A business college Of exceptional mer-
it is the well-known Polytechnic Bust
ness college of Oakland, Cal. This col
lege has been organized but eight years
but it is easily the leading school OF us
kind in the west, having the most eie-
CANT and complete equipment of any
similar school west of Chicago.
It's growth has been phenomenal, be-
cause it is the "People"s School.
Very reasonable rates of tuition are
charged and the high standards prevail
ing give the graduates a standing at
once in the commercial world, where
they are sought by leading business
houses for the best paying positions.
The college has moved into its new
building whuch has been recently cree
ted at a cost Of over 100000, and is
said to be the finest building ever erect
ed in the west for business college work.
Citizens of this vicinity, when visit
ing that section Of California should not
fail to visit the Polytechnic College.