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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
Fresno 5, Seattle 8.

SEATTLE. Wash. June e-Charlic Hall
wild In the first inning, according TO the UNI
pre's decisions end sent two 10 frat on
balls Three hits and error by r. Halo
ended the round, giving Fresno four runs.
Seattle made squirt in the ninth but could
work Score: r. II. z.
Seattle sss- ........s..0 0 o o 0 o 3-3 o
Fresno ..s..... .......4 o o o o 0 o-5 /
Batteres-C Hall and Blankcnship: Lempke
and Eastwood. Umplre-Perrine.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
PHILADELPHIA 8, Cincinnati o.

PHILADELPHIA Juno 6-Cincnnau was
ahut out today. Opportune hitting, coupled
with misplays by the visitors. gave the homo
team It's Score: r. H E.
Cincinnati ...... 20 20 o 900 5000
Philadelphia .... o o 90 / OIL -
Batteriee-Frazier and Livingston, Richie
and Dooin. Two-oaec hit-Courtney. Struck
out-By Richie S, by Frazier 2 Bases on balls
or Richie 4. Of Frazier 2. UmpLre-Klem.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
Will Investigate Allegations.

port which contained several startling alcGa-
tions in connection with tho screening OF r-
rgation bitches. The organization voted thnt
thesc allegations be investigated and that a
complete report he made nj the ncHt meet
ms, which VIII be held on "Wednesday even
lnG next 4 committee consisting or Fisher
6. Harris md Mcssrs. Cromar md Tuckhcd
nnrnlnfcl n do this M.nrk
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
MADRID VISITORS DEPART
Foreign Notables Leave Spanish Capt.
tai After Celebration.

MADRID, June 6.-Thc Prince and
Princess OF Wales, the Duke of Sparta,
Crown Prince OF Greece and Prince AL
bl echt of Prussia who came here TO at
tend the royal wedding. left Madrid by
spec clal train at 7:2O o'clock tonight King
Alfonso and the members of the royal
family bGde the departing party farewell
a the station
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
Chicago 4, PHILADELPHIA 8.

CHICAGO, June s.-Chicago won their third
straight victory from Philadelphia today. I TO
3 Score: r II f
Chicago -.r,.-- -...,.l o o o 80 S
Philadelphia .... .,-.2 o 0 o Ia
Battcries-owen and Sullivan. Bender and
SchrcCk.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
0pportune Hitting Gives Phila-
adelphia the Vic
tory.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of Clubs.
Pittsburg 8, Boston o.

BOSTON. June 6-So Boston player reached
second IN today's game and OF the two hits
Score: r. H. f.
Boston .......... 100000 3
PtttsburE ,..... ......0 o 9 2 o 0-S
Battcres-Young and Needham. Leifeld and
Pheips- Two-bass blt-Clark. Three-base hits
Leach. Wagner Bases on balls-On Leifeld
4. of Young ?. Struck out-By Leifeld S. by
Young ! UmpiresLCarpenter and Conway.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of Clubs.
st. Louis 5, New York o.

ST LOUIS. juno Exceptional pitching
by Howell shut out New York today. Orth
being hit for Ave runs The fielding OF both
teams was Sensational.
Score: r. H f.
New York .......s...,0 o o o o o 90 l
Batteries-Howell and Richey. Orth and
klclnow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
Opposed 20 Lacey Bill.

II wns also voted unanimously that petit
ton be sent the Utah Congressional dclcEa-
ton, urging them 10 oppose tho Lacey bin.
which ls before Congress. This bill
power TO close at his discretion any streams
In forest reserves. As practically all the Utah
streams located such law would be
a serious menace In the opinion OF the mem
- IL L. -lntL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
Cleveland 3, Boston l

CLEVELAND. o, June e-RhoIes out
pitched Winters and Cleveland defeated Bos-
ton. TO l.
Score. r. H. f
Cleveland =. .......OOoolOo2. o
Boston .........ss..0 o OO0lO0-l ?
BatteTies-Rhodes and Clark; Winters and
Peterson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-07

of Soap, six boxes
Gu ticura a Oint-
ment, an d two
bottles of Cuti-
cura Resolvent. l
bathed with the
Soap, applied the
DIN tment once a
day, and took the
Resolvent as di-
raofoJ In fh,rtr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
San Francisco 12, Oakland 8.

OAKLAND. June 6-San Francisco wolloped
Oakland this afternoon by the score OF u 70 G
Hit pitched nnc ball for the Senls and Irwin
rnnde three hits. San Francisco made Ave
runs in the first three innings, and after this
the game was farce. Score. r. II. Z.
Ban Francisco -.--..s...--....-..-......R 10
Oakland .s.s.ssasso--,,---.-..~s.-b IL
Bsttcries-Hitt, Sales md Wilson. Bradbury.
Randolph. J. Hnclcett and Blss Umpire-Nc-
. Donald,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
Make Members Deputy Wardcns.

Az tho meeting It was also decided that the
State Deputy Game and Fish Warden be
qucSted 10 make every member OF tho
citation n deputy warden without pay. This
win give the members an opportunity to do
active work In the protection OF nsh and
game without any danger.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
American Association,

At Toledo-First game: Toledo, /: Kansas
City 10 Second game: Toledo. /; Kaneas
City. L
AZ Louisylle-Louisville, 10; ST. Paul J.
Al, Indianapols-Indanopolis l.: Minneapo-
lis /,
At Columbus-Columbus. /: Milwaukee, s.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
Will Meet Tonight.

j NJ. Flcshman. manager Of the CITY
League teams, announces that the meeting Of
the managers OF the various teams has been
postponed until Thursday evening
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
Police to Meet on Diamond.

Weather permitting. members OF the local
police force will play ball with those OF Ogden
on June H. All OF the players arc prncticinS
faithfully and the homo boys nre suro OF
winning
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
Pueblo z, Sioux City 5.

PUEBLO, Colo. June s-Thc locals outbat-
ted the visitors today. home runs by Melchier
and Ellwert being the features. Score:
r. H. E.
Pueblo ...s.. ........oo 11&1oo'-7 l3
Sioux City s..,.......2 90 o o 3 90 0-5 o
Batteries-MInor and Messitt. Jarrett. Lind
saY md Hesa.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-07

Yale Wins From Dartmouth.
NEW HAVEN. June s.-Yale 3. Dartmouth 2
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
AWFUL PSORIASIS
81 YEARS
Terrible ScaIy Humor in Patches
All Over the Body-Skin Cracked
and Bleeding Itching Unbear-
abIe-Cured by Cuticura in Thirty
Days at Cost of S4.75.
ANOTHER WONDERFUL
CURE BY CUTICURA

"I was afflicted with psoriasis for
thirty-fve years. 1t was in patches all
over NV body. | used three cakes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
How Horses Finished.

First race, selling soven and half fur
longs-Weloournc won. Gcranium second, Far
West third Time, 1872
Second race nye and a holt furlongs-Gold
Balloon won. Royal Breeze second. snraccn-
third, Time. 1907.
Third race, the Eclipse stakes. Ave and n
half furongs-Watcr Pearl won, Oran sec
ond, Convollo third. Time, Los 3-5
Fourth race the Great National stecplc-
chase, about two and a half mics-Crood and
Plenty 10 tRay). even. won; Grandpa, $50
90, SMITH, TO J. second Hcrcuoid. 40
oDonohue). l3 TO 8, third. Time. SIS. Gate
bell. Falahecn, Goldneur and Glen Gate also
won, Ncptunis second, Just SO third. Time.
l:3S 20
Sixth race seven furlongs-Prctension won,
Mandarin second. Logistella third Time,
l:25 3-5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
Game POSTPONED.

PORTLAND, Or. juno 6.-Portland-L.os An
Gelee Game postponed. wet grounds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
EXCURSION TO OGDEN
June 10,

Via Ogden Short Line. Use any train
up TO 4.05 p. IN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
Lincoln 8. Omaha /,

OMAHA June 6.-Llncoln punched hits bet
ter than Omaha and won a very even game.
Score: r. II. E.
Omaha .,...s s,.......o o o o 90 o-1 .
Lincoln ..... .s-.....l o / 0Ol lO0O-3 2
Batteries-McNeely and Bender: Jones and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
PLAYERS RETURN HOME,
Eureka Ball-Tossers Arrive From
Park City Highly Pleased

special 10 Tho Tribune.
EUREKA, Juno 6.-Thc manager and mem
oers OF the Eureka baseball team returned
homo last night and all highly pleased
with tho treatment accorded them while they
were In Park City Manager Rinlcy of the
Park city team and the people In general In
cludinS Umpire Mayne. gave the Eurekn boys
a square deal, and, OF the Pnrk City
fans remarked We like to turn out TO the
games when Eureka plays here, because tho
Gintic boys seem TO know thnt the people buy
tickets TO see ball gnmc and not TO listen
to raS-chcwnG mitch Some OF the other
teams which come to Park have not learned
this yet" IL not oven necessary 10 'caIl
out tho Stnte mlitln" TO keep the smnl boys
from throwing rocks at our nrst oascmnn.
Park City at Eureka.
Park City viii come to Eureka for two
games on sunday and Monday. An excursion
train VIII be run to Eureka ON Sunday from
Park city, Salt Lake and other points tho
line Of tho Rio Grande Western railway.
Game on Miners Union Day.
II Is quite likely that the Park City and
Eureka teams viii get permission from Prcsi-
dent Sheppard to play on the tie game In Salt
Lake on June IS. Miners Union day. There
Will be big crowds from both the mining
comps In Salt Lake that day. and the
game would prove q great drawing card,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
Melbourne Makes Fast Time.

Melbourne sixty-to-one shot, won tho
hrst race. seven md n half furlongs. and In
doing eounlcd tho worlds record for tho
distance 82 nat, which was made by Dainty
OAKLAND In 1904 ResulIs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
Law Will Be Enforced

How TO enforce tho low 80 ns TO cave the
rapidly decreasing supply OF trout now re-
naming In tho canyon streams the qucs-
ton which received the serious consideration
OF the meeting. The farmers refuse 10 obey
the law on the ground that a screen stops
the natural flow Of the water. that II clogs
up and nccCssitntcs the constant supervision
OF ono man. n tho farmer IN to get the
amount OF water ne Is entitled to This be-
ing the case. tho members decided that It
would be best. in the FIRST place, 10 show
tho farmers thnt they ar" in error. and that
there nrc screens to he had which will serve
the purpose without causing them any loss
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-15
CLOCK PResAoEs 4 DEATH
rimsvlees Strikes ons. Nsa Three
Days Later vrispn Manufar
turtf Psrag AEay

sprlaraeid. q A slfaass nhenom.
saan a. lbe homs % tts lafs Alphntss
Ferrsli 5 veteran mauasafinfeF and 81
aaeer eitisen f eaaMea mufh discus
sIan
Sir FeffFl' Nas sieh sfssfal monfhs
fu bis I'D chamfef sas an "a cloeE
shiCh Aad nos isFa eaand - Cor 8
least tea SEARS before - aeaih liuas
keHt a. relic 81 d was purchased II
81 Ferrsli sherty afisf he sent &
tausehaaaln7 same e. yam asa
On he third Heni HelaFs 81 died tie
ald c'usk airaes once e midnight ~
Fhfrci' la5 suffered 3 fsiapse and he
uafehem 81 his hadslas th0aehi ihaf
fhs END Was usaf fhs rlnek striking
startled tasm ne ueEt nifhf and he
falloeiHs ane tie fiasH struck aars s.
ghs mldnlfhf haaI
Those 81 Naffk inssfleatei and q
kFan convinced IA, 81 aae haa enaH8
i up IS the te8 uid am IS found 81
Eefrsil died Taes3ag afternoon That
nIEht he ciuak sifask arala 81 +
o'clock The neki nisAl AlphaHsa Fsf
fsii a asphea e the del faael and Nfz
Ceopsf LailoN anolhaf relative. sat
~ The clock ssrack aHs ii 1g ueineh
- 40 ether hoaf DOES IN clock strike
aad he family lsafa les 20 kaoN ehf
he eio9N commenced STRIKING just
three aaEs tefaHe Mr Feffells death
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-15
The seQuoyah Club.

The scyuoyah club meets Saturday.
Feb =. 9Th Mrs Ayefg Following
j. the program
lloms Influences aud ehlldlooa e
Culerldgr Mrs Glll
sclooidags u Colsridss An san.
deTs
Sketch q goleFlaee's llfe from llai
20 is close Mrs Churchill
Friendship 81 CaiefidRe and Soufhey
Mrs Parker
Mutual Influence II ColeflaFe and
Wordsworth Mrs. orioa Rider
The character uI coiefldge Mrs. W.
T. Thompson.
Works of Coleflage ard reading
Or one % hls minor poems Mrs. Blak.
eney
Calsridges rank ia literature Au..
g. 4 Davidson
TIE aucienl mariner Mns. iionl0ey
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-15
DAN CUPID
HAD A CINCH
Would BE- Benedict Wanted 10
Know II Wealthy indian 6lrI
Gould Read and Write

The Dawes commission has resolved
letier from a mau AZ NeWsite, Ala
asking about an Indian eiFl aha had
sold her allotment Cor tsWn ileNAnis
10 Know Il lhs Rifl can read and aflle
aaa Nhat hsg personal characteristics
are The lnQuhltive person has tgeu
Informed Thar he S Too ATE THAR he
glFl felerred tohAs slneady naffied ile
Is fargheg informed thai the glgl caBs
not 8aig read and 4r.ie. bgi that she
can SPEAK thne Aneuagss in addition
a. hef native one aut can read and
Wflge in 90 of rhem Size IS c#'ege
graduate and the and she sold luf
sNAN IS less than oun.hAN 81 har ANet
mrat siuee impaFilug the informal
ION the Dawes commission has not
been ffoablei hl ths particular pr.
person sho was apparently laoklne
fof an Indian maid wifh money
There are hundreds 81 other. hoaeyef
wha have uot ser been informed about
Indian yifls and such letter Is the
oue mentioned hers are fft4aently
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-15
CURES By HIS TOUCH
pARfsIAH aAys IN u aMnuxD
WITH STRANGE PowER
Commercial Traveller Declares IAat
0reat Success haa Attended his
chAutakle AUdsavors-ss Said
to BE DsnentsG

Paris Albert 6AltztuAu. of Paris, q
aeQuirns an extraordinary reputation
afsiuAA lhe post of the capital mad
PROVINCES foF curing sll l.seases aud
beailne 81 wounas % the taueb ut his
hRuds This man. Who positively ~
fuses g aec0pt pay tof hls CURES. Is aaly
q iFafellug saleanian ia NIues AMI
piFlm
il aapesr weil authenticated lhAl 81
bas cured aefegal oaaes 81 uhas aeonei
sasolsge tlludassa and many q lafsis
81. ut Uuof asa 81 injuries resolved b
laiia frm sleat heEhss Iht bloas gse
e al lfaFiaaai luwn lG lifissaAA ae
ae carta aHaers tllefe
eaaitat mref 81 investing tba
aifiHs pHwef aaen ihfse sla eHMe Be- So
eiih lala lnai fat ertaiaf laFf ~
l3it lfeslagg ai8 sslitnna oae
a3 Na ee ESQ a maa ieA ium
Qp t hn hf hlpgales belage
Co WIee esie ellhA me Goi1 ihss
fffles Hu fad heal him Tbee
snen laeef eah eltea me n le the
saeie % iaa heiiaE ttAk nass
a.y mfae Ggeafan
a84 hen a lhe ialisa man 4
Aaek llHe ei "a sn e'eafie alnai
eemea @ aash thruagh si' 81 belfs
Aslouule3 eatel ne man arQses
Ehanaea az rHafasely ana walsei avas.
ueFsf a Nim aeain. hut gstas ihen aa
8a kn0a the ame pAeer hAs 0aAtla
SEQ Is IS oul from ult 4nt sae pour
hiea Gul
sal'aman snose modsaiii eiih lcen.
iag sin .sr. aoi haastmNy lts cos
flnasi EsefY aay ~ letters ffum
All oym trnee bflns me requests.
p.nyea ghai isli ne ~ and lhe Is.
mned a'e their letters an9 ahsn 8
daslnpss Eassh take me aeaf tn n
writer's heal them ! make fich -
lisnta Eiye aeearaing - ihPif mrans to
thelF lueal charities. fsF elll aos ns|l
the aiFias isYeT
A physician ol "a SalPeirisfs hospital I
sAkes the startling pasitit Mas salts
man Is insane although tls earcs are .
authentic Possibly the docfuf thoofK /
+ thaf saliHmau communicates 81 ne /
aaG~rtilipua ana Ignorant hla nith d I
bis power Witch really DOES noi exlat. 4
and their fsiih. seslns on and ihrouea 1
their nervous sysiems. cures uertoas
diseases Including diseases apHArruiig 4
organic bar really neryeus
sglll. ta care - wWrks Foad was re-.
marked
Ne. g docs much harm ihe doctor
rfiortet The ErnwinE confidence ia
4aaeteff agEFsxates many maiadlss
IAersona ah0 might have heea euFsf -
moFal ard material meaaN within The
employment of moaefn seienee suffer
znd 1ls Victims e their stupid hsiiefs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-15
RESTRICTIONS
ARE REMOVED

Washington. Feb b. Maaf -
quests for thc removal % restrict Ions
from the alienation "a surplus ands
ID me indian Territory are iaiur
fayomhly acted upon 81 the Interior
Department Every iee daysa ilst u
names is forwarded g. the Uaion
Agency 81 Mgssogre The following
IS the LATEST iist 81 applicants FOR te.
mayai II restrictions. Who wlll Is per-
mitted e dispose os their surplus
lands d comprises foftythres names
tie Chefukee Nation being ia the lead
and The Choetas ssccud
Chcrosees Margaret ~ Eklns
wesivIl'e Fmuk n Brandon. Edna.
kas william z AdaiF. Aaair; Il. &.
little, Yinna; T lul9a Grove q
" SIX, AklnS Mamie Z. Roleg
Chappelh ) Il PARKS Tahleuuah
cora a Moore ClaFsmore; carrie Nj
Jones, Clarem0Fs E Butlsr, Bic
cabin Electra Bertbolf Muskogee
Frank Heudricks East Liverpool. -.
Susie ilendricks Melvin. Tom Gal.
catcher eiammore; Thomas Hendricks
rahleQuah; Sallle Stone Choateau
MarY Miller Texanua George Tucker,
Tulsa E.ler sfeNart. Locust Grove
Nfn Melaln. CiaremaFe.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-15
KANSAS CITY STOCK MARKET

Special 81 ths ghiafiais
Stock Yards. Kansas Citg Mo, Non.
daf Feb. l.. l9i6 The Hfgg-oue ears
received ID the quarantine division
today contained every assortment n
cattle and the market vas tried alt
on Al elasses Prices were slrouE as
compared wlth FriaaY and lhe mar.
ket active. sales averaging straHe l0
ten cents higher than lasg M0ndaT
Nearly everything sas meal fed. the
steers ranging from 81 10 u sIG1. and
weights ffum So - 1850 Cows sold
o. $40 % k32a, With odd head ul
choice cows Al 1875. and some caaaefs
40 e Toto e l0 Bulls ranged fsom
s215 to ss.25 and veal calves az 80
10 t95Q Prices are az TIE highest
point sihss January isi, tbs Year, aud
although reeelpis are heavy froM na.
tive TERRITORY, packers 40 not believe
the runs vii hold up much longer
and are keeping stocked up 20 the
limit al the time They figure that
a sharp rise IS Inevitable should tie
run drop oif suddenly, with the pres
ent demand. which can reasonably b.
expected 10 keep up
Some manipulation of tie markets.
are attempting big Dull movement.
but conservative dealers refuse fo be-
come parties 10 this belief Receipts
of hogs are running below TIE packers
estimates, bat prices are already ap.
preaching tie % mark, from which
point . sensational rise IS = yerg dif.
fefunf proposition than from q market
around sl Market i steady 70 shade
stronesy today; top e5p0 supply co.
dag l.o00
Receipts q sheep and lambs Keep up
heaeY, aud market has q = AZ tone
Lambs soll # seil at ag.so - s0.ss 20.
dag: 1earilng hiring s5.la 70 atls. fed
western weathors. II pounds at 81
olhes si.so upwards A fe~ feading
lamhs lately 81 l555 to sala supply
toaaf $4,000 bend
y. a RicgAnr Cuf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-15
HArLEss FOR FORTY YEARS.
aged Civil Wsr Veteran rssaeassa
Unique Reeord-cslied HAT.
less wonder"

Vinelana. n Theodore rfelslas.
huyaea fvofse Washington Abel
Hamea n b0Haf of Theodore rfelflna
EuYaen. vho once represented rennsfI
sania r. oonsrsss. has acquitted aas
zEhef sislf the uaiiess wonder lie
5 ~ inmate ef The soldiers hame here
~ has rot wufu hat for ta years
Rain af shlne IN zero weather af
Hshins. Atei walks from ne homs
iatn teen hafHaeated. claiming that
natufe iateudea man = live that uas
AliheaTh IS years ED. kbsl ls hale
and hearty ard seldom ia i eald He
s rived throughout the cifii Naf AL
after eas battle aas oae ~ IS i6 a.
sNer r0ll cail cat q 4 teeInsaf =
fofo. he ftal belue killed aa8 uis4
ina
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-15
FIRST NOMINEE
TO Be FRANTz
South hcAIester Lincoln Ban
quet Launches Boom for
Governor.

Governor Frantz Of Oklahoma mad
a speech at South MeAlester Monday
night and concerning statehood said
some good things
Many prominent politicians from
the eastern portion ot Indian TERRITORY
were pFeseat u developed dufing
the evening that strong sentiment
% favor So Fmntz fog The ist Repub,
leaN namltee ior governor GO tlW Aae
state ~ oklahoma has lseu started
sinre arrival and wlicH Fire e8tt-
nar srasa % respond 10 h.s tatst he
WAS lHauig ehrefsd
The EoYphor paid an elaborate
tribute to Lincoln whose birthday
was heing observed, aud namsi 4s tle
fhrea gfesl presidents 81 lhe gnltea
States, l.Ineoln Washington and
Roosevelt
Cone niug statehood ha sali
asa sou, citizens 81 south McAiesler
not to a. mistaken Ia the value 81
statehood as affecting ynug immediate
future Ssemoval 81 the restrictions
from youf lands YOU should, snd / be-
llege Nlll lave all lts relevant beae-
frs Equally valuable "a you from
every point of view, material and
otherwise is Il that statehood should
be secured for you % once We can
not must not forget lhatous Interests
benefits bY the beueft VI Tire tentun
az large When The happy day shall
come, and the new state be admitted
60 the anloa, thc citizenship will feel
no longer the humiliation swaddling /
bands A new freedom viii kindle la |
every breast with the exercise 0l fhe |
ballet The pride o. true lndepene.
ence vii b. felt la being citizen OF
Oklahoma
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Alice and tn.

Az Iasl Natlldg mY Tal Ta.
y sa.H tn . bride
shs tald her na and - tosiaf
"Ail right ~ h1th repllsd
She Nitfhai Hank ~ brave iast hixhs
An a. hpf e te hlx
Il tlcklei nA ah ms ID learn
That he'd so d0uu 10 blt
Til safs that tlssy sas settiu Ca
TIE sofa. cain al oe8l
When sldden.IlAc Haas started ia
~ adEet ike i fc0i
y ; iand' TN szid. wiAts Wfnnx
Nlth youf
Nog need TIE haure.6git careYa
Hank anAilf blursa Lets get
sr.lced
I'll smiied al tod HIN sure
To Aiies Roosevelt nos Ti
4 eoln o. sfIla line.
- bride 10 bride 'telIl ~. fua knoe.
~ay sent tiAat titerv he tnaf
1hem ssa i so 70 ~ real tlllet -
A-iaikla 'loat uieif men,
An, Is thsy o. Iii hafsa elance
10 - nssimastsf thsn
bfne HEnlFa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-15

J Morning q ne Niulsa Cream.
cFy i prestllng with tts followlug
problem iiaitsrmilk iof feeding hogs
Is worth : nsut sEsllou asd hazs sFs
sofsh csnis pound Recently b.
las drunk g gallons ana pat on lsi
pounds u fesh a. bafiermilk l.
worth 10 eeuts 4 gallon 70 retail hs
would ike % kusN whefher lie a.
ahead o. tehlnd taking ths cafreui
market prizes
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-15
Sensation at MuskOuee.

William oaen sustained tsy
painful lniafY a. the Town and
Country ciuh Monday wliefe ne little
t0s q hls left foot sas cfsslled
Mt Osen bed lestlusiY klcksi a.
a fellos memief shsn arising To- tiio
morning and his tarp ieof siuacs
door wlih tremsrsioas fonae
NJ Owsn will pfuiablY u iAld 10
several weeks M8skogee Democrat
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-15
Notice 10 Contractors.

Sealed bids vii D. resolved until
noon saturday, FEB isth. for exeava'
ting fGr Lake lu North Park, n office
of Nlnita : Western Railway n, ID
Empire blocg, wfege specliieatlons
caa BE seen. Tbs right 70 relec1 ans
and Al bids Is reserved
b.. F. FoRrSnn.
A. II BYnp.
J.C Wng1ssoS.
osis Park Com.