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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06
HASKELL LOST
HIS TEMPER

Guthrie. Soy. % Angefed at tile
publicity eissn iIsars Asps victory
Wednesday securing tie pest ponmeat
of acttn ou he rule providing Fos ths
printing IL an journals and tllviF dla
tFihutiou among tlss members q NJ
Haskell ioda ~ soon - ll,econseutlon
Mas called ta order. led light fof tie
decentralization u TIE question. aiia
Uou hy : smaiiAnaioEify
Haskell saymelY ATTACKED The reiiA.
hility ii TIE prem, wlsiut Asp ~ Ahit
defended. Haskell Was especially Bit
Ter ln his dpuanciatlon n tne okla.
homan. wbleA had given particular
promlnenca 70 iio siofy q AspA Vie
tory Rog stafford. editor II Ito Oh.
lAllomAn, Nns u msmaef oi the Okla.
noma Democratic machine t3Atan ~
IIaxsall ia the organization 81 The
convention
Tie Iiarrlli.llaffls coutesi from
Wagoner las hesn sef faf Monday
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06
NEARLY SETTLED
Kornegay Says County Bound
aries viii Remain
About SO

$ n kefncgaf Niuias delegate
+ constitutional convention return
el iasi uisht from suthrs. an 3 leave
81 ahsence 0Vur SUNDAY lle Is noh.
eemmittal So thp workings q ghe cuu
yeauou. saying that hs pfefen "a give
oat DO intefrieu lie ays howerur
tat be thinks the county boundary
question lur the thn congressional
district has beeu about settled and
that Niutas eaanff Nt r. aheut tie
sane a. lie no flEfg district afe
that SOME q TIE eastern townships
ulf bel aaaei 90 tfs Mnm county
Mf kofnesaf azshe las has bat
little tiue c. devote o. sreech-mak
ina lie IS chairman OF t0s contest
leanmi1ee aub af tfeuriluauce cum.
ml3ce. Aaa D. asmiei several
llupWtauf umltfees Including tH.
e8amlttee whieH IS Changed wif
Itas araI utyl, oa q the different Fu
Eslow ~ u.r cau1tluW Ht sI.
return % 8uthre SUNDAY ngti
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06

Guthrie. Dec. 1.-THE constitutional
convention IS noW down q business
The ars, provisions for tho eonstita.
tlon wsFe introduced YESTERDAY aud
tpslay as additional provisions we're
introduced ana referred 20 TIE proper
committees
Three q ths provisions were Tor Tie
initiative and referendum. while
oiher provided Tor az inheritance
TAI. prohibited trusts and provided
that ten per cent should he tie maa
mum interest rate separate school
AID separate coach provisions Nere if.
tfeduesd and there were several mere
railway regulation measures
Tie chief topic pf discussion Is
Sill the tglt yesterday between asp
ard HASKELL
Many Democrats voted With Asp
komceay aud Masey secandlug bis
m1tiuns
During the debate Haskell aid I
thins that the entire pfe@ cannot ls
relied apoh ta tsll ths peap what
the convention a deinE tie refer.
res % the 0kiahoma Is an example g
uufeliablllty
Tile lglf started ahsn ImeY m
taadlcod 8 resolution % Increase the
uamhef af Journals fum im q 2a0
I.1se said thst Arrangements shoa. g
~ made IS Thar tle reiurs tAe
eanysntian placed ln ths hauis gf ths
people would uof hs Rafh.ed lie ald
De Understood the Republicans had af.
RANGED g. report tlle convent Tas
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06
CONVENTION IS AT
WORK IN EARNEST
Twenty-Eight Bills Were introduced
Today -KOrnegay Stood With Asp
in Latter's Fight

Mr. Hopkins denied for tie minority.
Nj Haskell supported the resolu-
ti0n, saying That the majority IS of
the party known lor lts inclination
tex publicity
J h Harrison spoke against tile in
efease ii numl,ef ssying that plates
would belong . the estate, and THAT
Il additional copies were needed the
arst legislature could order them
struck - witiiout creating a deficit
ency
Asp arose ~ speak on the question
bot Haskell cried 70 shut Finn oii BY
max lng points q order Asp aid,
"My purpose IS BOT "a avoid publ
ety ttbaR We should vail until
neat Wedns las Wien ire uommtttee
90 huanee fsgQri and se wiil
have at the iu rmation - hand ~
% which we may act ! hase no
fault q Sad with ihe t4uthfuluess Of
newspapefs Tfsis IS uo better say
60 disseminate Information al a. the
working Of the convention than thru
thc puble press
M asp defended tlie press az
ength std wien De concluded Has
sef asked the opinion ~ hrp relative
to ~ headi0e g. "a eadng journal
ltla 0kainmda ahieb read Asp
ores etorg fat econamY
Mr sp ln 1epl1 Ala That have
nathJas IS j aHb the headlmas ln
Uae Os sahoman v.t hc shown hy com
satIne l1a sles q tlaf papci dufsg
+ tHo neeeHi mnalEn
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06
INDIAN KEPT
HIS PLEDGE

iiaaa devotion toa pledge Is not q
myu 80 survives to this day AZ
u.t Mas tsfH = court Charles Rolling
plead guHy Ga Introducing before
Judge Parser 81 SatHsaw He vas
sentenced Go days lB u1s federal
iaii aud t1 pag s tne of s4a lle ask-
"a rs fe permitted to stay out 81 JAN
and make lIs crop in order 20 provide
fot nls naA3 aud Judge Parker
granted TIE request releasing Boiling.
who 4sa Cherokee cn lis promise 10
appear at Viuna ou December I 20
begin hl. sentence No bond of any
KIND sas required
Boiling was waiting az the court
house ibis morning when tie doors
were opened and IS uos iu lail, serving
DIS sntcnce BE says bis erup ls
gathered and us family A peoyided
fof during tile winter
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06
LEFT HER TO Die.
Gllsslte Admits That He Made
No Effort 10 Recue Grace
Brown.

Hsfklmsr. y. =, Nog ? Chester
slllsgge. changed alth TIE murder u
l.ls sweetheart. resumed tie stand To-
dAy. Ths court foom vas efUWdel
"6lllstts, askei the district atfot
neg II yon had struck Gnce BIOS
aoula Yaa oous hsfe sd tell TIE 10.
y that yaa DID,
II cannot saY replied the prison.
sS
Gillette assoftet that he loved us
siri. Ard that hts attitude towards he'
ald not el.anre after he knew she "a
To tsromea moEhsf
Wien askci Il he ssan ashore and
lsft Mss nfuen % die ~ ihe a.
Ahen tle tosf overturned @ =
elalas il did, Gillette fepllei that ~
sii.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06
CITY MARSHAL
KILLS YOUNG MA N

lispaty Marshal J + Long q Tab /
isauAh arrived III the cliy last niglt
wltA John SHARP. city marshal 81
Tah.sauah. charged alth the murder
wednesday aleht of VII possli. is
yuaf ed college st8dent. Sharp vas
lodged ia TIE federal Jail 'fhe de-
tails q the crime, as related - Tie
Massogsc pisaenlk make a ere q
a. mfmf dAsfafaly II Tie history 81
the TERRITORY. Tie Phoenix saIs
Young p0sell together with sever
Il other schoai boys, lad attaueed
shaN which as given ltaf night and
~hlla returning hsme encountered
sharp sila @As appafsntif anaisf TIE
Influence 81 liquor, shllc near the
aas nome. TIE cfosn vas jolly and
SHARP entered Into tlis fun. and in a
.oealar manner asked Powell L De
( siafpl vas not good o1lecf.
poseH ANSWERED ID the sane tein
that III his opinlon De sas nals a The
same time leaving tie ctowd Io So a
lhls Isnme onlg tes Yafds distance
from tho spoi As tie lad ran tosards
hts home it Is ALLEGED tho ofilcar pull
"a his gun and shot once The toY
Z fsH. and running q hlm silarp asked
.him again shethef b. vas . good
oHeer a ghe same time kleaies him
lit Is said
Tie boy spoke bus fes sofds and
expired Eteltement ran high 10
Tahlsquah EYe witnesses state that
had lsadee advanced sharp would
lhase teen lYnehcd sanmarily
puweil i nephee of DEPUTY bad
I.eatstter. = ms etg aud son 81
william rossl TIE latter IS Al
present in Oklahoma and has not iel
been located and advised Of tie Oh
, timely death of his son Sharp issaie
J tn be Cherokee Indian
B John sharp 81 HluelAcket, the son G
-lJ " sharp visited his fAtilsf iu iai
s thls momlag. Ills iatiisrs stpFytdit
. fsf materially from ths one printed q
= tie phuenlx TIE Old man ays b
. uAs not drunk lie claims be la'
9 been out hunting ior whisky peddltfs
h ard i,ad gone 20 bed soon he va
routed out hy the report that som
d hos wefa tearing things 40 at
3 livery stable. Getting up cat q hl
bed AID Ralng there hs found your
Powell aud several othes. Powell
started T. run, and sliafp shot
Il tie az 60 scare him. Tie ballet
however struck tie boy killing hii
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06
INQUIRE TO WORK
ON RESTRICTIONS
Delegate to Congress Will Be Busy
This Winter In Washington Wind
ing up Territory Affairs

cxempied from taxation The In.
dams ara a part Of our uew state SOY.
ornmeni. They have TIE duties and
obligations ot citizenship and - rap
idly a. consistent with the policy of
protesting the Indian De must accept
al oi the duties o. citizenship The
alienation ~ surplus indian lands
will add greatly % or taxahle
wealth
Eheu asked shat he thought ne
constitutional convention slipuld %
NJ NcSulfe replied
Whatever | Should say would have
uttie influence Yet there 4 one
thlnz. II I could advise ! would lay
stress upon Ths Constitution should
~ sefl wide opsn. ~ u. ~ any tllne,
tie legislature desires % enact aNs
protesting the people from tie en-.
cfoachmonls q weAitbY corporations.
whsthsr tiey bs in the form u stand.
ard oil. or anything elee. i NAY d0
~. without the handicap 81 isilip'
tsngsal restrictions
l4Axe iu mind the tapeFieace q
kAnsas. Ni3efr Tire legislature va
E handicapped ia its Hght against
~taudafd ui by ths e'anse ~ the
constitution ahich prevented lit
date FROM engaging Be- manufaei lf.ng
af uflser Ulslnes carried "a - h'
eiffaHs
Ws must keep in mina TIE pfp
frefiHn ID eur small capitalists
wfefher tie9 - n'i men of manu-
farfufafs And tn b. in position sa
protect them should thsl D. fhmat
snsl 81 gigantic meaupolF op.
consultation musf ba eide opeH 81 nli
leeis statutes wiii ngi be fesifictad
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06
VINITA WELCOMED
Cegssy,g!lle Glad of This City's
Cooperation Tor Rail-
road

8 & Klddoa. sacrrfaff treasurer oi
fs.e CaHegYllle 4 Memphis railroad,
The eeseyyills entnlia project on
la.ng shown Tie Chlefialus account
~ TIE aet CA u the Commercial cl0h
ia dteidlue ID cooperate still G0Iiey-
willie said sour company wl'i ueet
the NInlta people lair Wa} oH any
proposition o. Eel tls southeast aif
vay deal thru Llse N5aIta. ee SAINT
rho road ANY aId faad ast 81 4 runs
oifeaef aut Il CCrsFKiHs and makes
g.s.i asancctl luHs Ne are busy nuw
atty several dea, locking o. thc
buIal ~ ~ lhe iInt
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06
SMALL SHOW
FOR PAVING

Tfr Hefefa feeling ~ s feN dafs
aFo BOB regard o. street paving seems
& l,e fading aWag and that time il
look cd Is f a tqgef for the script Rad
been iessIel. Noe. tuWevyr he
seans d bt about b. taes down As
sa many otlers have done he Is iueilu.
81 o. doubt i}e peaor 90 Tie cigy un-
der the Curtis law t0 issue scrip
against TIE entire citf instead Of
against tie property Affected by ibe
improvement
The Fusco right 81 was i nol owu.
81 rs tie railroad ~ free simple but
ners'y tie easement Therefore il IS
assessed 81 ou'g si28 ptr a5 front feet
| lrhe Curtis tbl' provides THAT scrip
cannot - issued fof more than - per
cent ~ this amount Therefore an
agreement had teen reached Whereby
| the rropadY owners ali agree to pay
/ the cost 81 The Improvement, bat a.
scrip could not - ssued sufficient q
defay tie cosf the clty uas 90 issHe Il
ard stand by H. tie property Uwners
paying tie city.
lfthls glNme falls thru u is ex
tremcli aonbtfal whether ililnoh
avenue can be paved untli tie Osla
homa laN COMES Into egeet shlel
slll te some time EeKt spring
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06
Board Democratic

Washlaton, NoF - Tie prcs.ds
ent godAy appolatet John hcllhenhY
oi Louisiana 10 ali the yncsney in tie
civic commmission sausei = the pro.
motion ola. W Cooley q - assist.
ant ATTORNEY general n tie depart
ment q iustice Aellhenny was 8
member Of 8oosysltn rough riders
lie lsa Democrat and his appoint
ment makes the hoard Democratic
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06

Guthrie Dec j Delegate B s.
Mcclure Is IN Guthrie on his way -
Washington W. ulli EiFe most of
hla attention lo TIE ilght lie liAs been
u4glng fof three Yean ln favor o. >
change of TIE government policy re-
laflta 70 tho alienation " land IN
iogh Oklahoma and iniian Territory
fho IN wlH also have much 70 DO 10
pseklns up tia litfle osliia ard euils p
= u clear ire decs fof the iFu CON.
kfv2men sud two ssuAloss Oklahoma
wlll ssnd o Washington hest Nintef
Vow ilsat statehood IS cut of lie
say. NJ McGulte will eeutef hls
nght On the restrictions % tha alletsa.
flnn az Indian lahsls After stale
n0A naAi Mt Mcclure TO-DAY Il
fseard tlsaf a. tiie biggest question
asiore Tie people 81 Okisilama ard
\ jar Isrflioy ] have tssn max
- = agbt for q change 50 Ihe soy
ieut policy fnF ulfes ycam 4
uAl change is belng brought about
fataf the allenatl1n ~ ail IL ths
anHs held by tie Indians esocpil0.
homestead. TIE least would sc
ecpf poai1 b. TIE retention uuts
restrictions % a quarter section ans
from that down q ~ ~ g arfes Tie
lAusss al4oald tllen h taksd
Ile alienation IL ne lands ans
tsxMion arc fao pfuhlems that hlasI
ou eacis oliist Ian u1t Ia favor 8
taxing tie lands - tie fuiiblaod ln
dian. el.a h unable a. transact ht
business tls sl0aid - protected an'
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06
AN INVESTIGATION
Of Southern RallOad Wreck Is
Now in Progress at
Lynehburg

Iyuehhurs Va. NUf. Van 10
testlgall0n Is belng made toisg into
the circumstance which led q the
mreek 81 two southern railway trains
yesterday resulting lntbe asathof Pre-
sident Spencer aud SIX ether persons
and tie lnioreY of manf more. Tho
death e the negro porter from Pro
sldenf spencet's special ear and q The
Negro hfeman last night swelled the
death llsi to seven Tie other iniuf'
"a elll probably recover
Operator Mattox Who IS believed
10 la responsible fof the wreck. Is
siill missing.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06
BOY A FLY CATCHER
WOMAN HIRES MEssHNoEA 70
IMIrkrE SPIDER
But she Y0uug Hunter Has Bsfa LaeA
-Hia Cspuves Too Thin Or Tee
Booty fag Fasfidieus hil.a
Pet Lizard


Neu York "A. u. Z so ess-in
private nie john Matte agea la--Io'
ported "a his manager the other GAY
lH 4 reBsil0uH mBot
Anufher ioh ukr that and im
qsiiau aaa a. altlUstum Aatto
fmtahlF plu foam anyway iu epn'
sogueaeo ~ iaa loahlns q hia ssaf
t.aita
rhe Afternoon tefofv ths aecom
QanyHn adfeafar arred 1phl
uas iur l.ne an8 iadl4na ia his
mml ia iha s rlf i9naiie asylum
ahrne hc Ncfeayt salt for tht
au q ths ala kiaE went tae
pbaae
Yea sal8 tbe nAeAser Sep
mum aun An active one sure
laag
Here eos he haalsd a laay ul
n uah aFea8o near one Haaafea
ana Twenty fourth vauta i've
/ Young rasabo Taeuig. .ihrea
Mafta piaeeedsd eiiA 6ae duiib
| uratiun and finally sFfited Rf wHa
I greeted by a. ehcflg woman eho
vent q ths posat
Can sou catch 1iea. gourg ninn
Cert loldg. replied COS I've
( PLAYED ioit aeld la the tlungry
Mnsa far o. lAsi tso Tcare and }
alnt oniy made HcFen effora
Yaans maa ! meaH The hoaashoia
~ ghs nfiis baaa.ua lReect Caa y0a
catch TIA, klna
Eiay. { alut 30 tai3eF web but
Al ught Thu catch salas foi
me-
Giazerl, faiioulnE he woman. No
I 60a vas conducted O. the flnlnE naom
There acre % q em e b"fe
N hrsakiaai nmf sid thn saaasN
See there aae 0n taat Delft plaque
noa
So COO started seipc that hoiei
/ DO sar M -. bai his De- DESCENDING
/ in farabaiie curve eaa arrested %
bs employer. uho shfeked
Say har 81 earefai vaalan
have Sou bFeae hat far anything
4 Hafs sevtuE Ub'e ttat tafaa int
ateH Iad4e laa eah usf
noa1 catch en 90 The sHNss c'
8u the plate fack Ues N - ia.
paila or esiiiHF 'ehle =
81 seHat @ 9se
caa haa g
! F0r al h
broke o.
~ china fH H ef0a ara'
lnfeHuitc,9 81 lHHsaa's
u Ihe suuuae aas pes or te eas
tts hunter Psohahs fas aitsf i9
~ hadn't ,he Hrf et fHt Dhaas ia ht
aesff
~ aenunr his aet 50 oI
his etrtca EFcFbHA knows ins
craetlg the spirit Is hfoIhel3 hN
thaf nfryaaes fte m q ma'
fIakIHe he fhh uh Do forced Z
listen to the s3fic5 q su duiastAip
II RAJ 81 uaa 81 vltt a
He ehlraa8 ih 8a'ag mam ffot
tatlef utH eaai ate
gfsfy too q W e siaIae h
sa8fs ans W ambush e Cpl
eHHu HH flr hauue eas a
. ae ead ot az h'a
- tuaetlns H
M tr
u M the
! Ht n N N s ua
fat of Here = m9.as 81
easa Wf irefiaF hi'
81 gaAo ID IS MeaaeH.sa saloon an
Io tafksH
tea caleb u
- files tte
Wl kaei E Sullivan Matia n.
= haua em ihht IA
, aee and m g lhe hei
he bf and ha asi TIE uae
tt slnes
Mfr, fhdeke3 the apma
haa Mmta showed his Eroll with
- eammeutaHis 8eere 81 rfide n
!, aeaf could i th0a aransen els
( fh WIRE fafteret 81 hne End u
Be- 8eIIrst neaes be e slrk
am Yinriel Matio ga
aat a pIeeh ~ Tansicioot Cat
wear own alea What h hiu-
hfdf
$50 he's my peg Bsard" explain
n, the mdy
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06
PARDONED
TO TESTIFY

Sacramento. Csl., Euy 3o-At the
request n Attorney iieneyr Governor
perdee TO-DAY parloued stefieus and
wsmau, ballot toK suffers, fnm tie
penlteutlarg 10 order that they may
testify against Abraham Rnef ana
Mag1f schmlt1 Of San Francisco.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06
COAL FAMINE
IN WASHINGTON

North Yakima. y ash psc. This
clty and tie entire YAKIMA saileg are
suffering from . fuel fsmlnc. only a
tenth q ibe eeal necessary 20 supply
the demand Is % to had Hundrsds
pf people are without feel q any
Kind. The situation 4 serious.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-08
Financial Contributions Of the Week.


Sunshine extends; it's thanks. to F. L..
Daggett of ST.. Paul for $40, Charles W.
Hess, Of Chicago, for $40, and. D. H. Nc
Mullen, $40, all given to carry on the
work at the: Mary Davis Sunshine
lodge. :!&.#.a ,a.4,. ~ 49,.
Miss Davis, who took dinner at the
lodge last SundaEs esent the treasurer a
check for $40 IN payment for her din
ner The. dinner Was good tho hardly
worth that sum-, but the society appre-
ciates the generous spirit. which
prompted the gifta55 - former state off
scer, now in the, west, also sent So to
help on the good work in which she
was SO interestedsJe 5l:f% ~ - III
1 There has: beeTs great rejoicing over
the gift Of the $100 from the young
people of Central high school, and when
the Sunshiners who were at the lodge
getting things i'm readiness for Bthe
opening heard the, news they stopped
everything to hang out the large flag
Miss Davis had sent out a few days
before and have aSfew moments Of cele-
bration. -: ~ e. - -.s.%. -"
The society will need at least 5000
more to carry on the work successfully
for the appetites ;.of the guests are
something appalling to those .Wro fig,
ured on q small. grocery bill. Many of
them have not, had any too much to
eat at any time cand the lake: breezes
and bracing air makes everyone watch
eagerly for the meal times. >..E .
| The society feels confident that gen
erous ones will that the money is
| Forthcoming. !,+traxgt,;:t,s. %,.rs-. 49, VI ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-08
The House Warming.

Sunshine held house warming at the
Mary Davis Sunshine lodge Saturday,
inviting all the citizens Of Forest Lake
to- visit the cottages and see what the
good work the society wished to carry
on in their town was. .~- =.
A large number visited the cottages es
the Unusual interest shown delighted
the Sunshiners, for the Forest Lake
people can do SO much to help the work
along should they choose to, do SO. A
pound shower is already planned for
the benefit of the cottages and many
offers of assistance in various ways
have already been received. The fish;
ernen around the lake have promised
the, guests shall have plenty of fresh
fish, and one man from Iowa who is
spending the summer at the lake began
the good work by bringing over forty
fish to the cottage last week. The fish.
ing is excellent and the Isaak Waltons
are glad of chance to give away their
surplus number.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-08
Appreciates Sunshine.

The following letter is from woman
who has been paralyzed for years be-
sides being very deaf, yet who has
been cheerful and sunshiny thru it all
She has been the especial care Of Mrs.
John Broom, who !. every week finds
time to call upon her. The woman is
now able to walk ten blocks. and is
feeling greatly improved. She was in
vited to go to the cottages next week
and sends the following appreciative
q I will BE delighted to go to the
cottages. It was so kind Of you to
think Of me and I wish I could make
all the Sunshiners realize how grateful
I feel towards them for all their kind
ness to me. I often wish I could do
something in return.
IL. MY son has painted water color
picture for the cottage / read about
the. cottages in tn e ] ou.rn,al and
as. T was not in a position to do much
myself I thought 7 would have him
make, a picture for Mrs. Broom $ room.
1T is very pretty, at least I think so.
y am getting along nicely; am able to
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-08
SCANDALS IN AMERICA .
. SHAKE EUROPE {. FA|TH
Lord Northcliffe Says Insurance
I. and Beef Exposures
p Hurt Nation.
New York Herald Special Service.

New York Herald Special Service. .. -
New York, July lord Northcliffe,
better known to Americans as Alfred
Harmsworth, publisher Of fifty-odd Brit
ish periodicals, thinks Europe's faith in
the United States has been greatly shak-
en- by the insurance, beef and other
scandals. He said today: &
p rNever since the Spanish war has
the attention Of Europe been SO closely
oncentrated upon the United States as
at the present time. And this cancentra-
ton is natural. The best Of us cannot
contemplate the mistakes Of another
without a thrill Of pleasure, nor can
we conceal the delight with which we
remove the mote from our neighbor' s.
eye while we, proudly ignore the beam
that is in, our own; SO it is that, the
scandals, news of which has been
cabled, across the Atlantic at vast
length. have been discussed in countless
newspapers with an open satisfaction
and with result injurious, not only to
the interests involved, but to both in
general. 4 Es,,s %~.
stNow, it should be remembered at
the outset that we in Europe are not
accustomed to the wide open discussion
Of commercial scandals which is de-
lmanded by the American people. Ac-
cordingly, when the cable gives us
sane insurance, the effect is enormously
magnified at the other end. Still worse
is the effect when what appears in Eu-
| rope as monstrous outrage upon pub
( lie health or public credit is allowed to
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cit would, in fact, be ridiculous to
pretend that in the recent orgie Of
scandal American interests had not suf-
Ifered. They have suffered immensely
and they will continue to suffer if a
serious attempt at reparation be not
made