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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-05-10
PROBATE COURT.
Summary Of Business Transacted dur
ing week Ending May q.

Estate of Harriet r. Smith. West
| ford (nou compost. Guardians an
nual settlement made.
Estate or Guy n. Willard, Burling-
lson. Frank W. Hottman appointed ad-
ministrator Dc bonts non.
Eetatc Of caroline Chase Moulton,
Burlington. settlement Of the Bur
| lington Trust company as special ad-
minstrator: letters testementary issued
to George s. Edgell Of New york city.
| In re Clyde A. Place, Hinesburgh
| (insanc). Committed TO the Vermont
state Hospital for the Insane al Water
bury.
Estate IF George ". Foster Bur-
linEton. Frank ". Seymour ~ Win
sted. Connecticut, appointed admins
| TRAITOR.
! Estate OF sidney Morrison. Coiches-
ter. IT, r. Wolcott and II. A. Bailey
appointed commissioners.
| Estate of Hvman II. Sogel, Rurling-
ton Ida ~ segel appointed adminis-
| tratrix.
Estate Of Henry VI. smith. t-nder-
! hill. Iucretia A. Paine appointed sd-
ministratrix: Y. ". Henry and c. W.
Quinn appointed appraisers; apprais-
crs' inventory fled and estate decreed
| to widow.
| Estate Of Gorgiettc A. Fields. Char
lotto. Settlement Of the account Of
the administrators; decree of distribu-
ton made
Estate OF Michael Haley, Burlington.
Bridget HALEY appointed admiuistra-
trix.
Estate Of William Mead. Burlington.
| Settlement of tho account of tho exc
cutor and decree ~ distribution made.
Estate of Mary $. Drew, Burlington.
Settlement and decree made.
Estate OF James Collins. Willston.
VIII filed for probate; hearing May 21;
| Thomas r. Conlon Of Burlington ap-
pointed special administration
In re May H. Hawlcy, burlington
| (minor). Guardians settlement made
In 70 George F. Ferris. Burlington
| Gusane). Committed to tho Vermont
State Hospital for the Insane at Water
bury.
Estate of Laura Ann Snay. Colchcs-
ter. Will proved; Thomas Reeves sp-
pointed administrator with the will an
neXed. T.. T.. Davis and Martin 6. Villas
commissioners and appraisers: Il. F..
Brown appointed guardian OF minor
! lcRatee.
Estate of Wilbur r Gray. Rurling-
ton. Will proved; ". & I.und appoint
ed executor
Estate of Riley ". Gle Bolton. IL
ccnse to sell real estate granted
Estat" of Caroline A peuning. Wor-
| cestor. Mass. Will established; William
! f. Denning of Worcester. Mass. COM
| missioncd executor.
| EStatc of Iucfus & Watson Milton,
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MARY DOANE HICKOk'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. District Of
The Honorable, the Probate Court for
the District OF Chittenden.
To the heirs and all persons interested
lat. Of Burlington, deceased,
Whereas. application hath been ma made
10 this Court In writing, by the admin
istrator of the estate of Mary Doane
Hickok, late Of said burlington, deceased.
pra wing for license and authority to sell
,hc whole of tho real estate of said
deceased. representing to said court,
that II would be beneficial TO the heirs
and all persons interested in the estate
of said dcCea sod to sell all Of the real
estate of said deceased, and convert tho
same into money.
And bringing into Court the consent
heirs to said estate residing in this
state. and setting forth the situation
OF the real estate
whereupon, 'he said court appointed
1906. At the Probate Court rooms. in
said district, to hear and decide upon sa i'd
application and petition. and ordered
public notice thereof to be given to all
persons interested therein, by publishing
said order, together with the time and
place OF hearing, thres weeks successive
iy in the Burlington Weekly Free Press
a newspaper which circulates in the neigh
borhool OF those persons interested in
said estate, all which publications shall
be previous to the day assigned for hear
ing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified 70
place assigned then and there in said
court. to make your objection to the
granting OF such license, If YOU see cause.
Given under my hand. at the Probate
Court rooms, this Bird day Of May, 1906
MARCELLuS A. BINGHAM
41,W3t Judge
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WINDHAM COUNTY.
WESTMINSTER.

w 5. Chaffee has rented the south
tenement in W. V. FAIRS double house
and IS moving into the same. Mr.
Chaffec is an architect and builder and
Will do little market gardening for
recreation Abenanue Machine COM
pany arc unable 70 build engines as ia st
as the orders come in.-Cioorgo DaSconh
IS making extensive repairs on his
house
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BENNINGTON CONTRIBUTIONS
CLAIMS HE IS PARTNER.
Rutland Alderman Bring. Suit
against -, Liquor seller.

Rutland. May 9.-Alderman Il. s. Wat
kins has brought suit for $4,000, an ac-
tion of account, against George G. Nc
Cloy II second class l!censee, doing bust
ness at No. A Center street since May l.,
1905 The bank account Of Mr.. McCioy
was trusteed and his stock of liquors at
tached. Mr., McCloy to-day had no trou-
BILE in getting bonds and Is doing business
at the old stand lie would not be inter
viewed and Mr.. Watkins is In Addison
county and Will not return until Saturas:..
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NEWS OF VERMONT
More Important Events GrOupcd for
Free Press RcaJcrs--I,x Gov. Nc
CuIIouEh building Fine
MausOl~um,

| u-..,. H..
,on 80 ,,,,,,sa,a, u'.''',m'eu On me cree
Gn,.errnr ,TcCnI,,,,,,,s ~ ~, IN 'or ,or"'rr
tor,,irra ",u rc''r.'k h'
cbrrah oaa,o.o., e'tt ''.' o'o 'rSt
AVID -, ,,,. 'ne''" 'e''er
Ethan A,Ior y, ,ho ,,,.a,,,t,. W va
lsoleun, IA he hui, ns r-,,,t,a ",'u-
cross Bros, of Worcester, Mass will be
and is nxnectod 70 oos, e. 40, Wv '.n,H
stand ,car tho i,,,.,io,, az Wiz
N,oru,,a,,. ,,o,,,, ,,,;.,;.,i "''
which catar,n,,r, To,.a,,, -, ,,,.i.
f,,ro stood
| , lIpI, p,pDr
|
! r"i inc S''"uo llI1' IN thfcc years the
QUINN pu'iu'"S III har'H mas been ruitcd
ny Hi'' uhS 'lile inc oamaG" 10 AL con
cclHep pcllls estimated AZ sS,Wp' \ blaze
was uscoNcfed NJ IA" CLOCK Wednesday
morning III inc hrdhlte Guy restaurant
'oHdu'''u ny M'S' pHNId laNlor. When
u'c Hroin'h arrived AT the seen" they
Io"hh 'ie HuShalld OF me proprietor III
! Inc Kitchen with inc door locked. lite was
toid To unlock the door put claimed he
coulu not ma the key. The door was
promptly broken open Taylor was arrest
eu o' 1t c"dl &c VI IIt'Aicd''oh anu was
tha Ara or,s,nated Tha ,o.s ~ =
Dodge, 1eweler, on the first floor. is chiefly
Iconfined to stationery stock. F. II. Rog-
ers Co, clothing dealers, on the first
| floor, carried 10000 stock. The stock
was badly wet down. Both stores were
we'll covered by insurance.
sI-(,f,ESSEJyI, TEST OF A .ROOSTrR
|
tnEt nf al 1n al leo
| trical world was conducted in Rutland
Tuesday at the sub-power station of the
Rutland Street Railway company In the
Ipresence of five engineers from the various
lplants of the United States Steel company
| at Pittsburg. 1t was a trial OF the "boos-
ter" or powerful storage batteries connect
ed with the main feed current and is the
first machine of its kind in the world to
be perfected ana placed IN position IN
any power s'"I''"' " '''o''' - "a ' ''ol'
conducted by experts from the Gould COM
pauv of New York. The steel trust is
about to equip it various plants in Penn
sylvana with $4,000 worth Of storage
batteries of the now type. A party Of
Buffalo and Niagara Falls capitalists will
be in Rutland in n few days to witness
another tosi.
,,n,v mann. LIVING NY SINGING,
|
David Dckio, VIII" has been missing
from his home IN Barre since the first
week in April, was found Saturday in
White River Junction aud brought home
by his father. The hoy was In Hanover,
| NJ H., on Friday ana the son or tho
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-05-10
wOMEN'S LIST.

Lizzie Bailey Mrs. louisa blair, Daisy
Rrurcllc, Mrs. Daniel toney, Mrs. +. II.
Durham, Mrs. T.urcna Estes Mrs. Lorraine
FarnsWorth Jessie Goodrich, Anna ~.
Horne. Catherine G. Hathaway Denise
Gaueln, Mary Jocelyn, Della Little, Ida
J.ovejoy. Mrs Nellie Leach Mrs. r.. T..
Miller. Mrs. Addic Morse Mrs. Claude
Ncfr. Marjorie Newton, Mrs, John O'Neil,
Mrs. n. s. Pickands, Evelyn st. John,
Sue Wilhelm. Mrs. Jennie Wood Miss
celia Wilson.
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RED CROSS FUND.
Yesterdays Contributions Came from
Londonderry and Termination,

The contributions for the Red Cross
San francisco fund received yesterday
by 6. l.. Alexander were from London
derry and Bennington. Tho outside con-
rihutions thus far are as follows;
Previously acknowledged ........A5,al
falka club of Londonderry ...,.. 5000
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List o. unclaimed letters in the Bur-
ling ton postoffice for the week ending
MAY $, 1906:
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CITY NEWS.


comfortable Yesterday
". G.. Thomas Of stowe, commissioner
Of fisheries and game for Vermont, has
appointed Charles S. Atherton OF Essex
Junction, warden for Chittcndcn county.
MIR and Mrs. f. II. Clement who re-
Gently arrived from the West, have
rented for tho summer the Burnap house
AT 1bi South Prospect street.
Arthur Wakefield Of Essex. y. g. aud
Helen Sheldon Of Florida We're married
Saturday by tho Rev. pr. George v.
Bliss
petition in bankruptcy was filed
Monday by Edward T.. Grant Of
I.vndonvillc. He has liabilities of ST.
07341 aud assets Of $95.
4 dividend of 10 10 cents on the dol
lar was declared yesterday by Referee
bchorvillo " tho bankrupt estate of +.
y. Howe Of Jericho.
A petition IN bankruptcy was hed
yesterday by George \. blossom Of
Bethel He has liabilities ri S26S. 80. and
assets Of Sat.7l, or which $50 are claimed
exempt
A petition tn bankruptcy was fled Sat
49, o,,,,,..,r - -. IT, ,a, IT,
bllities of Sl,q5ld1 and assets Of $3.50 all
pr which are claimed exempt.
Tho proceeds Of tho benefit rerformancc
given AZ The Strong for the san Fran
cisco sufferers were Monday turned over
10 G. L. Alexander for the Rcd Cross. 1t
amounted to 1888 70
Dwight Warner Of Mallotts bay trap
raccnons and four crminc during the
rast winter. selling the skins for
about 5000
"I''N h'H'' WIS pcI'i' justice r. ~
N''F'vi '"t''"'H ''i ''''N ,".'' i''
P''""'" e"!''H ""' "'a '''" 80 anu
'"9,S, VIII" Nv t''''. pay ~ WIZ
''V '''''"''' N''''e''e
" ''' "''N III '"''
'l' '.'' m.H, -, 1!'N nave 'F'uln'u
ny ." "'','''e"''
,,. ""'''t''7 '"' ~ '''Pp',S "'
WI ''''''" i '''oH '"'-
Col. LeGrand r. Cannon. who has been
ehsent from this city since November rs
1905, VIII return 10 his home here Friday
morning. Colonel Cannon has spent the
greater part Of the winter on Jckyl island,
Vail. c,,,.
NhItof li"rdlnan pleaded guilty IN city
court Friday In n charge Of intoNica-
ton and was fined - and costs of @.'9
John BuSheN pleaded guilty 10 a similar
nhense ana WAS ilned 20 and costs OF SS.'a
The alternative sentence in each case Is
!" days in Jail.
Wy court Thursday those Of T.. ~ Bro
aio VS.. q. w. Patterson, to recover dam
rros Of slo.Sa and costs of 81, and of the
Northern Provision company VS.. A. @.
Holmes of Eichford to recover damages
of s6o31 and costs of 80.
Va. .,.,i. r,;..;.. Ill.,, ,,
,.i. ,
49,, >t' ,, e.,
80 We"
I"id yesterday morning az rem "ciock
from - JoS"phs 'hufch' Win inter-
mont IN MI calvary cemetery
Anna. the Il wears old daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward MAYO OF h, Irirst
street died on Sunday evening of sninaI
meuinpitis at the Fanny Alien bosni,a,
Tho funeral was held yesterday morning
from ST Joscnh's church with in,er
,nont in Nj CALVARY cen,otcr,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-05-10
MAS 4 NATIVE = VERMoNr.

Providence. Il. =. May G-Dr j. W. G.
ELY, who WIS born I'm Windsor. w.. aud
a physician hero rrr ~ v,a"- died today
after shock.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-05-10
WINOOSKI STATION.

G.. NJ, Baldwin, Mile. Yvonne Bilodo,
Ernest Flcllenc, Mrs, Gonyea, Main street,
William Gillette, GenvieNc Schonbcrs
John kennedy.
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MEMS LIST.

+. r. Branfrey, Walla Billings, Waldo
Black. G. a. Boillosger, NJ. ID. Casey, I'D
mund Caisse, Edward Clark, NJ d., Will
liam Clifford, Alma Forcier. Henso
Granger. Charles II, Hammond G. II. Lee,
IS. -. Mcleod George Morrissette, Mord :
restaurant. II, H. Pay, II. Ashton Perry,
r.. II, Prindlc j. j. Stapleton. Edward
Stoll NJ l.. Tracy 4. =. Nay.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-05-10

A bomb was thrown at The carriage
Of Vice Admiral DOubasoff, governor
general Of Moscow, as be was being
driven to the palace. He was wounded
in the foot and his aide de-camp and a
sentry were killed. The man who
threw the bomb was also killed.
Excitement was created at Basin,
Wyo.. by the arrest Of Bishop Jolly
head Of settlement In Big Horn
county Of 5000 Mormons. Oh charge Of
sustaining bigam0us relations.
+. A. Heinxe, copper king, political
business and social enemy Of Senator
Clark of Montana is To be his success,
sor, il is said.
Selectmen of Leonllnstcr. Mass
nave refused 10 grant sixth ella -
Licenses 10 tho druggists because Of Il
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-13
GIRLS
we're JOLLY

.,a canton of "a Jolly
:, .,e Morning Astorian, OF AS
D" ,aid the following tribute
|tor'a' ,;,e Teller's Popularity
|Grls; - ,,o,,ne ladies'
.,dncts of the sage brush plains Oh
pr ,ssea ,hroug Astor>l yester-
laano the;r way home from an OUT
~ at Long Beach. The party IS
ns osea of those successful IN re-
COMP ,test conducted by the Lewis
Gent onine Teller of Lewiston. Ida
w. and is in charge OF Mr.. ana MIS-
~ of the Teller. The young
'o ~. ore a Jolly lot and enjoying their
'au 70 the fullest extent. Miss
o .a,,o Rsd. a member of the party
!. The young lady chosen to De queen
lewiston Charleston fair, which
,,oce the week beginning OCTOBER
lewiston. The others IN the
are Inez Magill, Ada Houghton,
p@ ,,s Ivle Ida Sailor, Lois Pelton,
ras,a Davis, Lulu Nickel, Jessie
S Emma Kalka, Lois Mckinney
~ uolmberg and Rebecca Crom.
rornp ladies left on last nights
...,n for Portland, and will return the
~. If This week to their several
homes.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-13

Everything is clean and carefully
served at the Grand Restaurant
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-13
Sc, IL sw 22-3S-1 e, $4,000.
Location Notice.

John J. Jennings ct AL to the Pub
lie. locates mill site on W IL Sc Is
401- e.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-13

School begins September 18th. LEW =
lSTON BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-13
FROM THE COUNTY RECORDS.
(By the Commercial Trust Coz
IL.

Deeds-September II.
Charles f. Shaffer to Clearwater
Timber Co.. 1-2 ne, lots 1-2, sec.
4-37-5 e, $4,000.
Edwin w. Blake to same, 1-2 Sc,
sec. 11-36-2 e, 100000.
Isaac n. Grigg to same sw Sc, Sc sw
!; ne ne 1882 e, $435.00
John Swanson to same. - ne, ne
ne I; NV NV 1868 e, $1.500.00.
Joseph Mortimer to same, ne Sc, %
So, $4,000
Washington Bonner to same, sw ne,
he sW, IL Sc 2S-36-3 e, 100000
Frederick II. Hammer to same, Sc
NV, $ 1-2 ne 80; sw NV 1864 e,
S1O00O0
Ranald Mcdonnell to same sw sw
sec %; Sc Sc 81; 1-2 ne 34-37-2 e,
100000
Julia Peterson to Erick Erickson,
part - sw 2-34-2 W. $1.00.
Final Receipt.
I. s. to Frederick i. Helm, 1-2,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-13

Take your prescriptions to the
Chastain McHair Druo Co.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-13

n. largest glass Of beer in town At
IN Tacoma.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-13

Fresh, pure drugs and chemicals at
the Chastain McNair Drug Co.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-13

Miss Orah Howard returned to the
city this afternoon from Portland.
While on her trip she attended the Y.
w. c. A. convention at Gehrhart as a
delegate from the University of Idaho.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-13
Of the Best

Only the best quality Of the mos,
reputable manufacturers goods are
found at the little jewelry store oppo.
site the Temple Theatre. You will got
be disappointed If ~ou trade there.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-13

Wech's grape Juice is no. only pal
atable but appetizing and strength
ening 1t Is nutritious fluid for both
sick and we'll. For sale at Russelrs
grocery
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-29

The Chioftaiu regrets fhst trouble
At the Western Union oriea here yes.
terday afternoon prevented us from
giving cur readers tie fuil report of
yesterdays 5 vote in the house. The
following account of the proceedings
q from the Kansas city Times
Washington. Mar = speaker Can.
non won his statehood aght ii the
hogsO today b the narrow majority
q nineteen votes Tho vote sending
The Hamilton hill 70 a conference be.
tween tie tive houses was l45 yeas to
$50 nays Five Republican rupresen.
tatlyes from Kansas and Eve from
Missouri could shave made greater
Oklahoma a state b voting with the
Republicans and Democrats wh0 pro
tested against Oklahoma and Indian
Territory being yoked ii the state
hood contest pith Sew Mexico and
Arlzona.
IN order that the speaker might ~
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-29
POSING FOR Wax FIGURES.
nsN Styles f. Hair Dressing alvs
Model Chance 20 Karn
ManeY.

"nitnl Yua know thai asx azaret
vsrf madelr1 sfter fsai people sn8ks
~ ihs senior nemhar uf 8 arm lha.
nlaaaiaesafea aAk nioasa tor a.
tfata II mlIa sarpfise why.
tHaGh EVERYONE lees that IN tsss-
sia.a thaf fea hafs usYcf recognized
Ans of fhe llkeaessez#
haft = them arr shop klfis Or s1oak
ussaeM aF possibly Af saM nsanls
wha sfe 0aiy fap wuHae s tsse for
the small sum thsf eei Scr isaalnr
theif fsateres t8 the afm Is fatha.
~ gresablo tsEk fgF Death mask
masi ae msas Hfsf. snd then The mod
& maas fFum that bat its ealy 4 maj.
tex of q haif hour
Hos much do iAe Eirlz rstf on
aAaai enc dollar an hour. tie sane =.
Hasi artists models reoslse. h re.
qalrea : Kifl with fsRalag features d
make ne model a success In faeg. ".
tff 90 get ~ nssr 20 de Greek outlines
ss possible
elts setting 70 BE- aaite E husiaess
the posluk foE vas mo4eis. thaaEa
there 4 only raum fuf 4 tAmparaslsel
fev - when ence The mask a gaks.
+ is need for seau The change ~
sssllatad = ia sae halfdresslns oniy
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-29
c. B. ROGERS SAYS
IT'S STATEHOOD
Western Representatives viii Stand
BY Cannon Until His Position
Proves Hopeless.

Thefc are many citizens of Nlnua
who have given 10 hops u statehood
slnce tht bsll has geeu Wut 10 confer.
eucc. A representative n Tie chief.
tain called this morning 81 G. 4 Rug.
ers. who has Iusi returned ffom WASH.
ington. wneFe fut ever tao months he
had been IN the thick of tie aghi.
Asked Tor hls opinion q The pfeeat
status q Affairs ~ Bozsn sala
II hsiless cor prospects, fof state.
hood arc brighter toaag thar tieY
have leen - anf stage II tie tan.
tsst. From the start had "a hops
tha, tie senate would pas tie omul,
bus bilL Il sas apparent al along
that The Foraker amsaamsag
would carry II nui tlss ameudnsn,
finally adopted eliminating Arfuaa
and Nss Mexico altogether
"whils senator feseFlaes a. tlis
head II The administration forces
made : great Hgllg sisd 81 abs as.s. ai
30 time were there good grounds ~
hops q ylctofy fof the omnibas blII
IN TIE ssuate.
After thfss months experience ii
Washington 81 tits session s. eoa,
sfcs / am can sinesst that Nj Cannon
- speaker q tiie houss sid a. leader
= Tire lEht against tlie oil a. anltnd.
81 ~ the ses4aie, eauld not maaihss
have prevented tie caucafwnes s.
the house IL the senate Blll admit.
{ ~ - % statehood AZ ouce save Is
making tie concession e. our friend.
that - peald ultimately sea thai
Statehood = secured a. iha session
q cpnEfus4 II some form
"FFom pe1soOai conversation NifI
various membes. ! knoN that enough
of them followed Cannon III tla sots
n The housa THURSDAY. and Nisa ar,
absolutely or friends q lAss defeat.
- The sleaker's plan. cannot l.e.
lleys that thsy would have voted viii
him unieAa ~ had promised thAf Il.
would not demand 81 them tie deieal
of Indian Territory and Oklahoma a
THIS session Of eongress whatever
lapfenz 20 tie remainder of tie blH
The stand taken II Kills 81 kansas
city Nufgloek of Wichita and othel
western members and by ChaneY
Holiday lands Gilbert ard otiisl
memhem n TIE Indiana delegation
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-29

An Accessory Thmt Il as Necessary
~ Any Other Part of ths
Equipment

A Freneh military Journal has been
polating out that one of The principal
requisites foF q well eaulppsd osAcer
ls . powerful pair q neld elasees In
these days uf long range guns aud
nnl0keleaa powder shere eAnnot - too
0plnlpna. aays tnndua sil0hn writer
a. 10 tho value Of an accessory which
will enable s general % ses withoas
telue seen himset Or exposing his
troop- % the view ~ The opposinE
for-ss
The leason taught ua BY tbS nosfa
and TIE japanese IL receas ozsnpaiEns
seems 10 be. Tee all yonr ara 10 md
iug cat seeing. IN werd--ths
movements u the enemy, while re-
mAining y0nfueif lnvisihle. and une OF
she nsosg useful aids : this direction
b a powerful pair q field glasses. Ae-
e1rdlnx 20 The Journal havs referred
to The French ofEoeF aud noa oa-cnmm.s.
siDned onicer arv expsrtea 20 pF0vide
their ewn neld glasses with the result
that Ia mosi cases they are of inferior
quality and the ofheer's iadxment on
them asnaiiy Il. = can see as well
win my own eyee Bat Il the var
ofaee realised the alus - the Geld
glass in war Il wouid be rsckoned ~
Indispensable as The service revolver.
and Ike that weapon woald b pur
chased Wholesale 81 the government
and sold ~ oalccrs At cost price. pay
able ia instzilment6
Switzerland. we are reminded. ions
aso discovered the value of The nsid
glass. the s~lss artillery non.oomnls.
stoned officers haFs always had Kood
glasuea These are nov about IL hs
taken from them and riYen 20 the m
fantry ef1cefs. and in their place more /
powerful glasses wiil Be supplied q /
The artillery