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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01
ANOTHER TRUST
WAS FINED

Burlington, vts Oct 81 -.Consali.
dated Eeanlug company ~ss today
found guilty q contempt iE tie eoun-
ty court and anes three thousand
dollars 1'ae proceedings followed
failure OF the company 70 produces FOR
the grand iury papsn and memoran.
dun lnsolYingi investigation g alleg.
"a purchase of diseased cattle and
sala 81 meat f0f teod
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01
Taylor-Mysrs

This afternoon a the Presbyterian
parsonage the Res q w snolsra@
united n marriage Wm. 1aFIof and
Miss Pearl Myers both e Alton.
BOTH are popular toung people IN
Afton social elreles aud return 10
make their new home In that elty
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01
Prominent Attorney Dead

kansas Clty. uet - James Illaek,
a prominent corporation aftorney,
dropped dead e afoplsxg TO-DAY IN the
coautY eourt while trying a essa. lie
vas eel tnosH politician aHd sas
- Yeafs u age.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01

TIE ladies Of Vinlsa are especially
invited to attend tie Mcclure meet
&c the court house Thursday night
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01
Blankets

These goods take up more room
than other goods. ! need the room,
hence a saving 70 you.
soc Blankets, now per pair 4be
i0c Blankets, now per pair ssc
Toe Blankets, now per pair 65c
81 90 Blankets, now per pair s5c
LIS Blankets. now per pair 9sc
$50 Blankets, now per pair si.2s
200 Blankets, now per pair l.64
All Wool Blankets, now per pair a.40
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01
Underwear

Ladies heavy Underwear, just the
thing for now, at reduced prices. Also
Union Suits in medium weights.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
BELL RULES OVER.
ODD FELLOWS.

/. wATSoNvILLE, Oct Five hun
dred electors from different parts Oh
the state gathered at watsonville to-.
night and Theodore A. Bell was among
them. The grand encampment. OF lhe
order of Odd Fellows Is being held ana
Bell is here as its grand master. me
streets were decorated with electric
lights tonight and the band piayeo
.aThere'n Be Hot Time in the oid
Town Tonight" but it was distlncIiy
,,ndarstood that it was not a hot po-
littcal time Bells friends say that
his duties as high exalted ruled demand
ed that he. drop politics. Maybe so,
but little bells are tinkling from three
links tonight in Watsonville.
During the day Judgs Sans and +.
G. Scheehy, the Democratic nominee TOT
District Attorney, captured the grand
master and led him about the town
70 introduce him to the people, VINO
rave him az hearty reception. In the
evening ranchers from the foothills
drove into town to hear the speech
they had been promised. Bell re-
ceived them personally and promised
to return to Watsonville before the
campaign closed and not as grand
master of the Odd Fellows.
An incident of the situation today
WAS long distance conversation be-
tween the Democratic nominee and MS
committee in San Francisco, in which
Bell called the committee down for
irving to run his campaign and ar
ranged for a political meeting on a
day when he was only an Odd Fellow.
The oft repeated Democratic claim
of Republican votes for Bell is heard
in Watsonville and the managers
claim the county will give him ma
iority of 500, but the neighbors OF
warren Porter, Republican nominee
for lieutenant Governor, who lives
here. will not hear of 1T.
Bell speaks at Salinas tomorrow
night, at San Luis obispo WEDNESDAY
- ar santa Barbara Thursday, re-
turning to Los Angeles on Saturday.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
WIFE NOT ENTITLED
To DAMAGES.
Failure to Provide Is De
clared to-. Be insufficient
Cause for an Action
NO MONEY. TO BE PAID

The October term of the United
States Circuit Court of Appeals opened
yesterday with United States Circuit
Judges William B. Gilbert of Portland,
Or, and Erskine NJ. Ross of Los An
geles. on the bench. The judgment of
the. United States District Court of
Alaska was sustained in the case of
Elizabeth Decker VS.. e. F. Kelly. Mrs.
Decker sued to: recover from Kelly
$4O71 damages, actual and exemplary
for. having failed to supply her and
their family with the necessaries Of
life while she was his wife.
In deciding against the woman the
CIRCUIT Court of Appeals says:
Such statutes; do not mean that the
husband. is answerable TO the wife in
damages for failure. TO supply. her with
the necessarIes of life. or for any other
act or failure OF duty connected with
or arising from the marital relation,
and it has meyer been so held. Such
right of action, it is enough to say, has
not been conferred by the statutes of
Alaska, is wholly :at variance with the
theory of the martial relations and is
unknown to English or American jul
risprudence'' -:
The Judgment of THE. lower court was
reversed and the matter rentanded to
the State courts. in the cases of the
American. Bonding Company OF. Idaho
against: ]. G. Mills Jr. and William
Finney, the former. ex-Sheriff of Boise
County and the latter ex-Sheriff of
Blaine. County. The following cases
were decided also:
United States vs. D. H Ward. Wash
ington;. judgment reversed and cause
remanded.
First National Bank of Council Bluffs
VS.. ]. A. Moore, California; judgment
reversed and new trial ordered.
William Cartier VS.. United States.
Alaska. judgment reversed and cause
remanded.
Henry Winters ct ais. VS.: United
States. Montana; judgment. affirmed
a. J.. Steele VS.. Tanana Mines Rail-
road Company, Alaska; judgment af-
frmed.
Lee Yoe Yen VS. United States. Ore
gon; Judgment affirmed.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
RAISE FLAG OVER
CLEMENT SCHOOL.

Dust from the surrounding ruins
hung. in a thin reek over the pavement
at the flag raising by G. A. r. veterans
which marked the reopening of the
Clement. Grammar School on :Geary
street, near Jones, yesterday morning.
But. even the dust was made .irradiant
by the sun, and: the frank tone of
cheeriness: among everybody gathered
about the unpretentious shack that will
temporarily replace the destroyed
building was infectious.
Old Clement School was built in 1875
and. was among the pioneers in the ed
dcational field of the city. Pupils and
teachers are fond of its traditions, and
1t is this fact that helped to make the
reopening yesterday a distinctive cere-
mony,- Notwithstanding its unaffected
simplicity. .sf7f I'd v-s~
!. The flag was pulled TO the STAFF by
Commander Albert Hancock of Lincoln
Post, Genevieye Clevenger, Anita Helm
and Viola Leszyonsky holding it on the
sidewalk. The members of Lincoln
Post: and the teachers. pupils and their
friends were lined up in front of the
building. All Joined in singing the
Star Spangled BANNER" as the flag
mounted the pole.
Exercises were then held inside the
building. addresses being made by
Principal Stone, Commander Hancock
and other G.. A. r. veterans.
:. Old Clement School had about 500
pupils and eighteen teachers. The tenn
porary building will house about forty
pupils: There will be but three teach
ers maintained for the present, besides
Principal Stone
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
BREAKS BOTTLE ON
CUSTOMERS. HEAD
Barber Uses a Flask Of Hair
Restorer as a Weapon,
With Startling Results

E. Flournoy, a belligerent barber who
conducts. a shop at 1906 Turk street,
was arrested last night by Policeman
L. E. Bunner on charge Of: assault
with a deadly weapon: for attackin G
J. Cossman of I247 Franklin street
with a bottle of hair restorer. The. at
tack was made while. Cossman was
still seated in the chair. The red fluid
running over his head and shirt front
gave him the appearance of a badly
wounded. man.
When he reached the street the crowd
thought that he had been murdered.
but upon reaching the hospital il was
found that his injuries were slight.
He is unable TO tell what provoked the
attack, and Flournoy refuses to talk :
Flournoy WIS arrested on Sunday for
a similar attack on a bootblack, but
when 'arraigned in the Police Court
yesterday morning the hearing of the
charge was postponed. The police this
time. however. intend. TO make an ex-
ample of him and if possible to. have
him sent to prison. =.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
SPUR TRACK BILL
. F|NALLY PASSED.
Ordinance Contains Joker
Exempting Joint Use of
Rails on Private Property
VOTE is UNANIMOUS

The Board of Supervisors Yesterday
finally passed the ordinance regulating
the laying and maintenance of spur
tracks. The ordinance imposes a num-
Der of conditions on holders of spur
track privileges, including one permit
ting the joint use of all spur tracks on
the public streets by all railroad com
panies.
The section relative to the joint user.
however. contains a Joker" which is
said to- have been Incorporated at the
behest of the Southern Pacific Company
and exempts spur tracks on private
property from the condition noted. The
effect of the exemption Will be to shut
.out other transcontineptal railroads.
Southern Pacific Company, many of
which are on the private property of
the corporation named
There was no discussion when the
measure. was taken up, the afT1rmative
vote thereon being unanimous :.
The petition. of the Van Ness Avenue
Retailers Association that Van. Ness
avenue be swept and kept in cleaner
condition was referred TO the street
committee:
The. claim of the Shipowners, Tug
boat Company for SS75 for five davs'
service rendered the Police Department
in relief work was referred to the
finance committee.
Petitions for spur track permits were
filed by the Santa Fe Railway Company.
on Indiana and Minnesota streets. near
Twentieth; Arkansas street from Six
teenth to Hubben and thence to Sew
enth; Hubbell street, between Arkan-
sas and Seventh, and Eighth street, be-
tween Carolina and Irwin The peti
tions were referred to the street com
mittee. which meets next Thursday
morning.
George A. Newhall, president of the
Presidio and Ferries Railroad Company.
notified the board in a communication
that work has been commenced on the
reconstruction of the Union street road
as an overhead trolley system
Recorder Nelson was. authorized to
appoint two of his clerks as deputies
at a salary of S125 a month each under
budget appropriation Tor the same.
:. The board renewed its petition for
the immediate sale OF $1,000, 900 OF
sewer bonds and S500.000 of street re-
pairing bonds, so that steps may be
taken to carry on. street improvements
urgently needed, and particularly on
Howard street. from Second to Eighth.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
ARRIVAL OF CHINESE IN
EUREKA CREATES EXCITEMENT
Meetings Are Held and 1t Is Decided
, That Oriental Laberers Must Be
Driven Out.

EUREKA, Oct. 1.-The arrival of
party of Chinese and helpers brought
here Saturday for the salmon industry
has already created quite a stir in
labor circles and the outcome is prob
lematical- Fortuna held a mass-rneet-
ing yesterday. appointing committee
men, Tonight Eureka held a similar
meeting.
1t was not generally known Saturday
when the Celestials arrived what il all
meant They were taken from box
cars and hurried out of the city.
The general opinion of the public
is that the Chinese must be driven out.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
BETTING TWO TO
ONE ON HUGHES.
New Workers Wager Large
Sums That Hearst. Will.
Not Be Elected Governor
CUTTING IS DISGUSTED
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

NEW YORK, Oct L-At the end of
one of the most active betting days in
recent years, Charles z. Hughes today
remained d TO i fayorite over w. r.
Hearst for the Governorship. There
was plenty of Hughes money waiting
TO be placed. but there were no takers
at those odds At the opening Hearst
was strong. his supporters offering
fully $40, ZOO. With this amount press
ing. it was said the odds favoring
Hughes would shorten, but the con-
trary developed.
Wasserman Bros. had client. or sew
eral clients, who put up s5O,0o0 TO
wager on Hughes. Joe Uilman, a
bookmaker. went down to the curb
market. and offered $4,000 or any part
at to l on Hughes. Upward of $780,
600 was wagered in the first two hours
OF business.
W. Marco, from the Wasserman pool,
cluding $500 with c. J. Hudson, S25eO
with Wrenn Bros, $4,000 with Wolf
Bros, and $4,000 with Thomas McAlay.
W. W. Bagley, who placed Joe" Ull-
mans wager. laid $4,000 TO $4,000 with
Allen, McGraw & Co, $4,000 to $4,000
with the same firm, $4,000 TO $500 with
Bunnell & Co. and $1,000 to $1,000 with
Lansburgh Bros. r. Goodwin laid $4,000
10 $4,000 with ". Marco on Hearst,
and $500 to $4,000 with A Sartorious.
At the close il was reported that Wolf
Bros were offering $4,000 to 100000
on Hearst
Filled with disgust by the Demo-
cratic Endorsement OF w. r. Hearst, r.
Fulton Cutting, head of the Citizens
Union and for years one OF the most
respected inde pendent Democrats in the
State. announced today that he had de-
cided TO leave the Democratic party
and 10 enroll as a Republican. Cut
ting's views are shared by the great
majority of the Democratic members
Of the Citizens Union. which in munici-
pal contests has polled a very large
vote in this city.
Hearst opened his campaign " in
Brooklyn tonight by speaking in FIVE
places The halls selected were in the
heart of the workingmen's districts
where he received the largest vote last
fal. At three of the meetings there
were large crowds in the street which
could not get into the halls and these
displayed a great deal of red fire and
did much shouting. Hearst declared
the Democratic party in Buffale repu-
dated the corporations. He had reached
that sentence when a voice in the gall
lery called out. How about Murphy2S
Two policemen seized the man and
were hustling him out when Hearst
shouted:
Don't pay any attention TO that man
don't pay. any more attention to hin
than do to Murphy 1t doesn't make
any difference to me whether Murphy
is for me or not; I am not for Murphy. 1
was not for him before the convention;
am not for him now"
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
JULIUS KAHN'S
FATHER SUCCUMBS
Passes Away in Seventy
fourth Year, After an
Illness of Many Months

Herman Kahn. father OF Congress
man Kahn, passed away yesterday att
ernoon at his residence, 1888 Haight
streat after a prolonged illness. Mr..
Kahn was native of Kuppenheim,
Germany, and 73 years old.
Mr.. Kahn came to San Francisco in
tho early DAYS. He was formerly a
baker. He is survived by six sons
and one daughter. The funeral will
take place tomorrow morning at $50
o'clock from the family residence The
remains will be inferred at Home of
Peace Cemetery.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
Personal.

Dr.. o. Leiffert and F. Lolle of Hole,
Germany, who have been touring the
world inspecting mines for the Ger
man Government, are at the st. Fran
els. They will look over the American
copper properties in Montana.
Mrs. ]. c. Silver of sydney Aus
tralia, who is completing a world trip
Of $4,000 miles, is at the Dorchester
Mrs, c. Dudley Dean of Nome. Alas
ka, is at the Majestic.
d. NJ. : Riorden, a mining engineer
from New York is at the Dorchester.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
sTsKIroU DEMOCRATS.

YREKA, Oct. 1.-The Democratic
County Convention convened here to-
day, with DR.. c. w. Nutting chairman
and f. II. Capp and f. T. Silvers sec
retaries. The platform urges the nom
ination OF DR.. Nutting for member of
the Board Of Equalization. The fol-
lowing ticket was. placed in nomina-
ton.
H H. Patterson, Edgewood, for Sher-
if: John Pashburg, Yreka, Treasurer
and Tax Collector; w. J. Mellon, Etna.
fncubent, Clerk; Eugene Bowling,
Hornbrook, Auditor and Recorder,
third term, John FairchiIds, Yreka, As
SCISSOR; Miss Bessie Mcbride, Etna, Su-
perintendent of Schools; c. ]. Luttrell.
Yreka, District Attorney, renominated;
Ed. Nolan. Callahan Ranch. Surveyor;
F. H. Kauck. Sisson. Coroner and Pub
lie Administrator.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
FREE: EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
B'nai Birth Helping It's Members In
Distress to Find Work.

The board of relief of the Independ-
emit Order of B.nai Birth has organized
a free employment bureau for the pur-
pose of helping members who lost their
means of support through the April
calamity.
The board realizes that the acute
phase Of the. situation. when nothing
but Immediate financial assistance
could relieve, has passed, and is devot-
ing its attention to helping members
Of the order to independence and self
support.
The committee in charge of the bu-
reau consists of Jerome II. Mann
chairman; Jules Lievre, secretary; Eli
Gordon, A. A. Lazarus and n. H. Hirsh-
field Its Office is at 1909 Eddy street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
CLEMENT G. PERKINS MAY
BE APPOINTED. AUDITOR
Collector: Stratton Returns and VIII
Fill the Position Made Vacant by
the Death of Cone

Customs Collector Frederick s. Srat-
ton returned yesterday from summer
vacation on his ranch near klamath
Falls; Or. He announced that within a
day*or two he would appoint a success
sor TO: the late Auditor Cope. The sal
ary lis $4,000 a year. 1t is conceded that
the present cashier of the Custom
house. Clement G. Perkins. will be the
fortunate man. Mr.. Perkins is nephew
of Senator George C. Perkins and has
made a splendid reputation for ability
in the. performance of his. duties.
There are twenty other vacant places
to fill; Including the offices of the new
ly created SUPPORT of Oakland. Deputy
Collector Hollywood will remain in
charge of the Oakland office.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
ONE VESSEL FAILS IN RACE
TO BEAT THE NEW TARIFF
Three Reach Yokohama In Time to
save Thousands, but Sequoin Breaks
Down at Singapore.

YOKOHAMA. Oct. 1.-The. ocean race
against the new and heavily increased
customs tariff which went into effect at
midnight September 80 was easily won
by the American. from San Francisco.
September IL, for this port. and the
Denbighshire, from Middlesborough.
England. sJuly IA; but the Sequoia
broke down at Singapore and is be-
lated.
The heaviest advances in duties are
chiefly on wines. liquors, watches and
metal manufactures.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
ANOTHER DEMOCRAT SCARED.

Los ANGELES, Oct. III. F. Goings
of this city, who was nominated by
the Democratic State convention at
Sacramento for the office of Railroad
Commissioner. will not make the race.
The time for him to have filed his cer-
tificate of nomination with the Secre-
tary Of State expired September 26. and
Goings failed to make the necessary
hIing. There is talk of nominating an
independent candidate for the Office By
petition.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
BEGIN JOINT LINE
TO CONNECT EUREKA
Southern :.Pacific-Santa Fe
Combination Sends Party
of Engineers to Sherwood

The Southern Pacific-Santa Fe combi-
nation began yesterday the actual work
Of building its common line from Camp
Five to Sherwood. the link connecting
Eureka with San Francisco.
It sent ]. R.. Graham, a Southern
Pacific engineer, with a party of sur
veyors TO make final survey Of the
line before construction. gangs are set
TO work
The tracks viii be laid as soon as
possible.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
RALLY IN MARIN.
Republicans Open Campaign and En-
thusiastic Audience Attends.

thusinstfc Audience Attends.
SAN ANSELMO. Oct. 1.-The first
Republican rally of the season in Marin
County was held in the open air oppo-
site the railway station here tonight
The campaign was opened by Congress
man Duncan F.. AicKinlay, who is a
candidate fer reelection. People from
Larkspur. Corte MADEIRA, Ross, Fairfax
and San Rafael were present.
The meeting was-a very enthusiastic
one and cheering was frequent
E. p Martinelli. chairman OF the Re-
publican county committee, introduced
CONGRESSMAN AIcKinlay 10 the audience.
~AEcKfnlay discussed the national, State
and county issues.
Among the other speakers were Car
roll Cook. Republican and Union Labor
candidate for presiding Justice Of the
court Of Appeal: ex-Assemblyman S. H.
Olmsted Edward J. Butler, candidate
for the Assembly. and district Attor-
ney Thomas p: Boyd, who is seeking
% reelection
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
sAY HE IS prsauALIFIED.
Opponents OF r. II. Phillips, Assembly
Nominee, Raise Technical Point

SANTA ROSA, Oct 1-Dr F. II.
Phillips Of Petaluma, who was nomi-
mated for Assemblyman from the Thfr-
teenth District recently by the Repub-
licahs. may not be qualified for the po-
sition. owing 10 the clause in the State
Constitution which provides that mo
person shall be a member Of the Senate
or Assembly who has not been a citizen
u and inhab bitant OF the State three years
and Of the district for which he shall
be chosen one year next before his
election"
DR.. Phillips claims that he has never
abandoned his residence in Petaluma,
although he-was absent for several
years up to a time after the April dis
. aster. when he returned from San
Francisco and resumed his practice.
Thomas Mcguire of Petaluma and
Editor J. II. S Bartholomew Of Occiden-
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02

WANT DUMPING eRoUGD.-The. Works
Commissioners will take automobile trip to-
day. for the. purpose OF securing dumping
ground for the city's street syeepings. There
Is no available place. for the purpose and the
need Of is becoming urgent, owing to the
accumulation OF refuse.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02

tai were his opponents for the flomi-
nation and his selection caused some
feeling among the friends Of. the other
two candidates. It is supposed that
some Of them have been looking UP his
record. :.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
Ladies'.

Mr.. Baron, the ladies' tailor. former.
ly of 225 Powell st. and late of 1900
Post st, is now permanently located at
his new and commodious store on Van
Ness avenue, opposite City of Paris. .
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
CHARMING

CLAIMING AUxILIARY.-The Charming
Auyilierv or the First Unitarian Church held IFS
monthly meeting yesterday at the church room
at Geary and Cough streets. Mrs. Ramon e.
topics.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
Policemen and Citizens should Carry
KNIVES

That is, pocket knfves-for they can be
bought at the right prices of Stoltz's
Cutlery and Barber Supply House, 1875
Fillmore St, above Sutter.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02

PROPOSALS for draft horses-Ofhce Chief
Quarfermaster. q. ). Army. Preside OF San
Francisco Cal. sept IS. 1906.-Seaied pro-
po<aIs. in 1riplicafe. subject 10 the ugss con-
ditions. via be received here Until ~ fcioc<
October 5. 1906. and then opened. for fur
nishing and delivering at the Presidio %
San Francisco. California. eight draft horses
Right Is reserved to accept reject any or
ali proposals or any part thereof. Specinca-
ffons. proposal blanks and full Information
can be obtained upon application az this o.
dee Envelopes containing proposals to be
Endorsed Proposals Tor Draft Ho1ss, 20 %
Glen, chisE q. u.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02

Women's Ready Wear Hats
felt. trimmed with plaid silk a
quills, others with velvet or T
Prices s1:55, s2..5, se.75 to ID.