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

Tie Chieffaiu ulat t1s read would
certainly 81 bu.It it IS merely ques
tlon e. which suaueal proposition 20
arespt Asked as O. whether Ninlta
would 81 given d Chance 81 secure Tie
read, 81 Neekef said Ne dont
expect g. make auf proposition 90 ~
ulta aa expect oue ail BE- made by
V.uita % Is
continuing ~ Meeker said "a
hofsetaek survey from caney uas be.
Ran yesterday Ille party atll eo q
Noeaia aud From there e make
tso safssls q ihe spaunas cauaiu
one bl say 0f Einfa tie other ihra
Chelsea and Adalr Tho route thm
chelsea and Atllf Is lht shorter enc
~ fHe tNa. b8t ae Nlafi aut ierde
uuea oar Bnal survey uu1fl we aaeff.
tain Ia8 HeW Eftai as advantage Ws
slaH gam from makrg cannecf ions
b. kiH.tA
-tus aierf pt51Hs afe asked fam
fAe arIdas towns a#UHE Gee Hue et
ffe iIreffan h6fa foiaf aafe express.
III Nlst uaf eeHi sIIl hR lAiu ~
tHes iaaUas aHtI fla contractors
Who take fls aaik perform tngit au-
fAcl aHi uplete tas .IHe
neeunue at rh afieHaa ~
ae.u meeting nas nea ~ fHe difer
Tors eltH tfe f.t rms If Nihlfa Hast
II tle business aud fsa.e tss
81 tfe taNH Hre a attendance and
Ule sentiment sefas f0he aa.aaas
Uaf klUlfa sHaa Ell & pass ile eue
fbr Arkansas IS An1ileas.Hen aklas
hana nHfuE as NII ffUm
fafEflsf fhFl suaH springs
kansas ani eHafuaN % e. Tie
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06
LOCAL NOTES
FnoM MONDAYS pAiLr

FROM MONDAYS DAILY
W W Breed:oss Of oseeslss Is IL.
town to-day
g 5. Avery left laslnlghi fpr a trip
to.FoFt smith and Oklahoma IlsY.
sley g " snoagrass returned thls
morning from sapulpa, where he
preached yesterday
"a II nluetAcket and Miss FttA
Manley. bath of vlnlta. secured q H.
censs 70 we'd this morning
A marriage llesnsa vas Issued sat
ufaay afternoon % nad X. Messenger
81 CnelseA and Miss MaFiel Henry %
AdAlr
Df Holmes oi st. goseph. Mo, las
bcsu ia tie cltY foF tea days isok.
lng over ths country with a view 70
investing
The Home Missionary society of tlle
Methodist church wii meet TacsiaY
afternoon ~ 80 o'clock wlth Ma
= 4 nauuagh.
Mniari Nureut q 4 sAeauah who
NaA 10 iaii On a charge q disturbing
pllkloas wurshlf. vas released tbs
maning ou hond
A special car carrying tbs racing
automobiles pf ilAney oldhsld vas
brought ln tbs morning 90 tfse Frisco
Ana sens south "a tlae katY
Judge l.amau u tAfFsf ir ~ =
slnas. q Hunt Deputy Clsfs +
Il Inslts8u and ofa.eFs weng e. care.
mofe ts,is marHlas ahefr civil term
81 tie United states couft s lS'lus
held this uesk
Louis kellogg assd i4 aas brought
a. ths United States lali t0iay slo.
ieniig Insane TIE complaint against
lam was made b 1ls wiie Mary =
Ksliogg kelloEg vas iarmet Nto
lived nesf Wgandctie he Tad tht
fsses about a year age which affected
his reason. Wien violent Dc : dan
esfoas man. WitH i manila fog killing
j. +. Wolfe 4iu IS doing erange'is
tin work in England. wfites bis bro
tlas fias hc expects - all iof home
from Liverpool Un iseecmbsf ~ iis
sAya that 30 had been invited q 80 q
Germany nsxt summer by Counties
Schlmmesman e daetangeiisilr work
accompanied by a. Interpreter fur
nlsls1 hg tie eoautess. lie las nel
decided sis pisg of n0l q accept -
invitation.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06
Nebraska Lands

Tie Uslon Pacific advertising ds.
parliament has flsf isssed Bulletin
on Agriculture Ia Western Nebf1ska.
lt tellsof q eoautF1 great in fesaafe
es. almost Imperial Ia eztsat which
offers o those seeking Investments
UNSURPASSED opportunities f0f placing
their fauds in 8 country vhose mag.
ieai ptoetess m tie last ten yeau
shass that n0shefe does thefa exist
a fairef region of eae ehosa future haa
brighter pfpsaeets
This ballstin vill - furnished freg
oa application % anY rulnu paelfe
agent or to = T. Lomax e = a.
Onion Pacific. Omaha Neh /. ds.ti
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06
RAILROAD MEN
VISIT VINITA

Vlnlta rocay : flooded alth railroad
men They are tie directors and
stockholders @ tho Arkansas 4 North
eastern oklahoma railroad aud tissy
are here t0 attend to several matters
~ business connected wlth lhe build
rs 81 tic rad Thasa present Are
w r. stalls and u Il Cauiey of
loan springs Ark 4 Harris Jas
Fuuuyeht Basgett and 3 p
Campbell of Fayetteville Ars join
wefiaes ara + q Laessn e Noea.
rs John 0rrna8ra 81 Ylnlta and ~
g aeckcf W Neeksf 81 sud
M Porter q eaneg Kan
aee meeting S bens held ln tfe
rooms Is tls Commercial eab
TIE regular neeiIns sas ndt called %
order uutf neo previous g Wt'ch
time nambr 1f fHe uasluess noa
81 Yluita es.ai aua taIsei etth tDe
gentlemen So pt1er aHd s. Is
Measer hafe ilst returned feH 5
tyIpt8 Sea Yoa aua thes lad 81
fofe t.e meeilnk b. the afternoon 3
Bember 0f propositions ffoW capital.
lsts fof ths financing 81 ihc read
Nf Meea Fstatea g reporter for
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06
INVESTIGATE
DISCHARGE

Washington Ilec Ia tne senate
today senator peunse 81 penusflvan-
Is i8tfodaeed q resolution calling On
Tie president t8f aH Information
regarding ibe dismissal d three COM
pa0ies 81 ueg5o troops at for Reno
Osh du aecaant q fle brownsville,
Tesas ad4H
Tie ear aeparfHsni 8 compiling q
record iae negro ttaps snee the
esa aaf It's said tat tuis record
saoes tnat sHe members 81 Tie
Taem tfM IufaHt ta which tie
stree t1oaps beoaFei % issa shile
stationed at Fort aurNs Dakota,
sbdt up gie toNn killing g citizen.
TIeeItIsens f0Tai tbe troops q dis
close tie negro vile dfd tie bllllfg
and be as IgHtieds
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06

Mis- sseephlne iafksf vbo tas
bssu 4aIglug her parents af MeIch,
fsiamei 70 YlnilA yesterday
4 marriage lleeuse aas isaea ges-
tsfdag afternoon q Elliott Thompon
AMI Mis- Lille Ma5 aeld, both q
Cliafss
Joshua Heffou and Yfs Lena Lane
bath Il stroud. okla wefs married 81
Tie court house this memiag q TAFT
81 states Clerk e A Davidson
Ms Emma Mcfarland. who has
been visiting tef bfugtnf b A Ae.
Faf.and, faf several months lstarned
lat night e Ter hame iH Topeka,
Kan
II sas mmefei ou tie street this
mofuink that T. 4. Chandler lad fe.
signed s. deputy United states clerk.
Investigation. hosegef silowea that
there Nas uo truth Ia tie famof.
Judge ] A Gill has received thfn
" H. kofneEay, a. invitation . at
tend Tie session q the constitutional
conteullon AZ guthrie such Invita-
glons Nefe extended a al the Iniled
States judges
TIE King Oh eompsnf q baftles
yllls has tpen Incorporated with .
capital stock oi 5000 The ofiesfs
aud directors are y McFadden pre-
aldeul. vi /. Norieu sice PRESIDENT
" 9 Raymond, secfelafY. treasurer.
deputy Clerk George 4 Finley yes.
tefdas afternoon performed The eefe-
mony which united ID mafflsge Tho.
mAs NJ. speuoef q Alton and Ml~s
sailis T. Miller of FaiflAnd tbs
bflds aud groom are popular young
people 10 thelF section.
II 4. Chandler. deputy United
states clerk. and O T. Rider assist
aut United States atternef, having
secured thirty iiYs. leaye Of absence
left TITS morning ior Old Mexico
aharo Nj Rider last winter invested
heavllf III lands They wiil Be- Joined
at Muskokes b J II lIcakleberfY.
II & Cusey representing The In
dian agent 81 Nuskugec. is IN tle cts
tolay hearing applications fof the 20
moyal uf restrictions lie vill bs At
tha couft house. until tomorrow aeoni
sllen he goes q Clafemore. lie S a.
companlnd hg william kfemef OIL
eial slenoTraphen
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06
irrigation Congress cOuyenes

oklahoma city, pees Tie nation
al Irrigation congress e0nseued here
Ia annual convention to-day The
principal speakers 81 The arst session
Were GeoFge 3 nafstov of Iantaw,
Texas wha sad that TIE national
congress should make reclamation bY
draining q part of reclamation instead
uf reclamation By iffigatlon alone.
Another speaker ess nf Il North.
president oi.the North Dakota Ayr.
cultural college
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06

Valdasta. Ga, nce iTbe crime
tor uhlch q Rawlings and Ar
Moore negucs. will he hanged todag
presented several unusual features
Rawlings and " 4 Carter uelgh.
tan and both Baptist ministers,
gaaffslsf ever tho dividing line =,
tNesu tnslf farms and Cartel being
wounded by e shat from ambush. lad
Hastings arrested
That night an attack val made va
TIE Carter home. tso # u1e Carter
children seFe sl0t aud Killed and an
Intellectual attempt vas made g muf.
der other meuhefs Of uie carter fam.
iB
TOE elder Rawlings his sons Milton
aad Jesse. anh Az Aoare were con.
Ylcted ana sentenced 20 death TIE
third sen. Ioouafi Rawlings. was eiv.
"a llfe sentence The eases q TIE
other tvn Basliags bogs will - con.
sldefed sKsin bg Tie board q pafi ions.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06

Judge ard Nrs Luman = PaFtef,
ga, vii leave for ~ Louis tonight
ior feN days slait.
Deputy MArsslAl J. G. wilkins of
Pryor Greek uas Ia TIE city this morn
$50. on his pAy 20 ciagemore
A marriage license was issued this
morning 10 Kills y Whlteaeil and
alss zelma Carver. both q cleora
Miss Edna 0ill returned last eve.
Ming irosu Oklaiieua City viefe she
has been Visiting friends tof a week.
Two o. three DAYS more q good
wsalllsf woaid hays enabled the car
penten a. woFk On the Christian
church 70 eomplete The roof As Il Il.
they viii BE- delayed a week o. ~
pt. ]. A. Mason. colofed. has NOV.
81 70 viniia from Harden, AMI will
cs,ahllsh himself hafs lie viii take
tho practices left hy nr ] A. forion,
sho has gone 70 Wichita, Kan.
Sol Sizemofe. deputy marshal az
salltsaw, came ia this morning with
t~o prisoners Dave Faulkner and
John Youua blood. both charged Wssh
the Violation of the liquor lavs
jim hUrDeY negro. vas hyaggigt ~
from Gcutrnlla yesterday rlaWed b
ANDY Rider wlih disposiug 81 mort.
gageipmpcuy The case vas set fol
hsatlng Moadag tsfofs Commissioner
Fsrfar
The clfY coHnell failed % meet lasi
night, tliers belnk noauarum present
An adjournment 9as Therefore iaEsn
~ meet again subject - TIE eall q
tise mayer A mssilng viii probably
le hsld 10 3 day o. 81
Marshal IS u parmugh uJis morn
Ing emptlod tpo ral.Qu jugs q aas
sealed whlskY into tie gutter lf
fFaul q sle court ioase Tie Nhis
s. was se.fed 81 the expfess uf.c'
this morning II was consigned e
A. & 3 Alien and ~ Nielsen
"a Is onpeeted that bflokayius Of
the auditor. am viii s. commence,
this Nsek "a ths ast % next J A
v lse ias been appointed chairman o
tie salidlug COMMITTEES ard = expect
81 bg The board % directors 90 Fusl
TIE construction The concrete NofI
Is aboat eompieted. one uf tvo aay
~ good weather will enable Nf Nef
denhall C. finish hls part oi the con
ltmrt
1adse Parser sat tie other Official
wisa vent 70 Clanmufa Monday &
hold term u criminal eoaft -
turned aa night TIE 0asmot
uaf received tAs impression when e.
criminal term lasted euger ttsn e,
pseiei tilat there eeuIi bs 40 c.g
tsem. aua thsgolgfs notified the at
nessss nef te srpeaf The eiel. ducs
e tas l<en 81 faf Nafui, li and th
INg VAS excused eutl lhat tine
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06
THEY DIED CAME
Men Who Killed Little Children
Were Hanged Today In
Georgia.

Vad0sia Ga nse ~ e RAs.
Tins ard Az M0eV, nssrpcs. wefe
hanged here today Hoth steppei ~
on TIE araifold without tremof.
Rawlings 10 ITS iasi satment decar
ed that hls son had uo connection
wlth the crime Moore aEaiu insist.
II that Milton Rawlings afed the
fatal slot.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06
INHERITED LANDS
Listed for Sale with the To-
dian Agent al the Union
Agency, Muskogee

N0tiee Is icerebY given thai Tia foi'
oaing described tracts of land allotted
of deceased citissns ~ the Five civil.
itnd Trllna have beeu listed iof sale
81 tllslf helfs aud sealed bids will ~
recelxed therefor at this agency oa
each separate allotment u land de-
scrilsed up % ? oelock q D., q TIC
date when said bids s-e 10 ~ Opened,
a indicated below
enEKK sATtoN.
Listed Tor sale Noyemtes ~. lsM,
bids to be opened January IS laQs
10. II. Allotment of Angie Fixico,
deceased, kemafye Fife. nee kemAfYe
Afld jaly Fife petitioners Z
West Of 81 ard y of w @,
NJ I. section 81. Twp. i8i North
range 10 east ~ Arfeh.
No.l2. Allotment ef John Fat. .deceas
ed Malaske Scott aud James Scott pe
tiflouan
W u See. q. Twp u North.
range y hasi. - acres
No IS. Allotment 81 NofleYar FiSa
deceased JONAS fish aud Elisa flsh,
petitlnneis.
NORTH. range u East AID sN ~
NV and iot = Sec !, Twp.
North. range II ENst lei 1Z acrss.
No. "a Allotment uf LurY har.
neffe decreased laues bafurtte and
Martha hafnetta. petitioners
80 90 NJ ard 81 90 NJ uf
see : Tsp q North range J y. k.-,i
aeres
Ne ~ Allotment 81 f0lehkce
iiafio aeceasi ifick tatt and Han.
nah Tiger, petitioners
Ef0f ~ af sec lH Twp ia
North range n ana M 0f SIS Z
% See ils Twp Z North. AuEe i1 y
iea acres
AN hlds mtlsi te accompanied by 8
duiF certified cheek uu some solvent
tauE paYabse t0 tho comm issionef q
Indian Affairs for p peF cent " TIE
amount of the BID
AZ bi6s should h. deposited with
ltle Cnsted states Indian agent TN.
/ sAta ahfNtiAF AAH#AaN#N AAaAAHH AAA#fk#
lry. ard enclosed ln q separate sealed
engelope upon shich must ~ written
IBID for Inherited Indian Lands
ard The date tie bid IS to T. oponsd
lThe envelope must nor disclose des.
leuptlou oi tie iand
/ All Information pertaining q heir.
slip and pruof furnished bf petition.
le. s a. ale a. TIE Ueiqn Agency and
lmAy - examined IS sny prospective
aahisf
! rntH further notice aeiciai lists q
Greek lands wlll ~ advertised IN ths
/ lNuskossc r1usult Chefokes lands n
lTNe Tluih Chleflain Chaeias
lands Ia thes Esenlng News MeA.esisi
land CfIesasae lands ln tia Chleka.
sba Expfess
FHFf1ef Information ard copies "a
tia regulations Fafeming ihed a.r'
aill ls'eut uein Application
bANA Ill kEtsE4
United states lnilan Agent tnaa
f AeeacF
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06

northwest fi3ru Nowata to Carey
tie mad would be an exceptionally
f8Nanle ons for Ninita II e. IS at
ali possible scf tais place to secure
ille road. and prevent its building
thu Chelsea and Adair, Ntnlla Ger.
ainly ought t0 secure a.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06
Election ln Massachusetts,

BOSTON, nsc Thlrtnn Massarhu.
ietts cities outside q Eiasgou held slec.
tlons toaag National ard Stale par
y lines wers nof strictly adhered 60
Tha license question Ia many eass
sas made the lssos
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06
Talking Good Roads

Muskagee per 5-The National
Good Roads association met hefe "a
day IN annual convention. eith sever
Al men d national prominence pfss.
anl-
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06

Matt Telln. editor - THE Alton eli.
max isln the cts today he ays
that tie Democrats whe attempted
tu estahllsli a rival paper there have
given up the attempt after an e.
penditufe u considerable money
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-17

aliens have become worthy and useful
citizens of the republic.
Nevertheless, the test should have
been made a part of the law. The fact
that few fliterates have made good
citizens is by no means an indication
that all ilIiterates make good citizens.
The chances, indeed, are strongly
against good citizenship in aliens. It
does not stand to reason that an in
dividuaI who does not take enough in
terest in the land Of his adoption to
become familiar with the language of
that land can ever become a good citi-
zen in the true acceptation of the word.
The foreign born voter who speaks
no English, who neither reads nor
writes the language. obviously cannot
familiarfze himself with our form of
government sufficiently to vote inteIli-
gently on his own initiative. He must
depend on what is told him by those
who have been more alert than he in
learning the language. They may ad-
wise him correctly and they may not,
but he must depend upon them. It was
a mistake to leave the educationa test
clause out Of the bill and it is to be
hoped that the defect will be remedied
by some future congress.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-17

Of the band hadn't the music handy.
I'm afraid you'll have to excuse
me-" said Cohan.
''All right, George" and the doctor
leaned over the railing, shake hands
on it."
The little actor reached across the
footlights till he nearly lost his bal
anee, the big doctor stretched his long
arm and they clasped hands. Then
there was an athletic and gymnastic
surprise. Mcpherson jerked with all
his might, and Cohan few clear over
the orchestra space of fully eight feet
into the aisle In the transit the come
dams feet were above his head, vet
he struck on them nimbIy and didn't
tumble, being still held in the others
grip.
Meanwhile, some ushers, who had
been brushed aside easily by the burIy
Joker, brought in a policeman. Nc
Pherson walked out quietly with the
officer seeming for the first time and
in a dazed way to. realize that his con-
duct could be offensive. He spent the
rest Of the night in q cell. Cohan
climbed back to the stage and the per
formance was resumed. I guess that
hereafter he won't fool with drunk
men in his audiences.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-17
ROOSEVELT "cALLEpD AGAIN.

Everybody takes a shot at the es-
teemed President Roosevelt these days
The executive has developed a most
unfortunate habit of writing without
thinking. of discussing a subject with
out first thoroughly famiIiarizing him
self with it. For example, in his letter
to Representative Wadsworth, chair
man Of the house committee on agri-
culture that has the meat inspection
bill under consideration, Mr.. Roosevelt
said:
There seems to be one point (in the
amended bnD in which it is possible
that the amendment is even worse than
the original amendment, If as seems
likely. there is no provision for making
plants accessible at all hours to the
inspectors"
In reply to this criticism Represen-
tative Wadsworth invites the attention
of the president to a designated section
of the bill which reads: And for the
purpose of such examination and in
spection, said inspectors shall have &C
cess at all times to every part OF said
establishments" And another section
specifically provides that the secretary
of agriculture shall cause an exami-
nation and inspection to be made during
the night time as well as during the
day time, when the sIaughterfng of said
cattle, sheep, swine and goats, or the
preparation of said food products is
conducted during the night time"
Mr.. WadswOrth wants to know if the
English language could be any palmer
than that. We do not see how it could
be palmer. Mr.. Roosevelt certainly
suggests nothing palmer. And it is
grossly unfair, though in accordance
with his usual custom, for the president
TO impugn the motives Of the house
committee when apparently he has not
taken the trouble to read the bill. The
trouble with Roosevelt is that ne takes
It for granted that everybody save him
self and a few of his advisers is dis
honest No man can disagree with
him, however honestly, and be regard
ed by Roosevelt as a sincere, straight
forward, patriotic citizen.
The demand for a rigid meat fnspec- /
ton bill is practically unanimous. The
house of representatives, with an cleo
ton coming on next November, viii
hardly dare to resist it. Nor is it al /
together certain that the demand would /
be resisted II this were not an election /
year We must, therefore, cOncede
purity Of motives until we have abso- /
lutte evidence to the contrary. It will /
not do for Mr.. Roosevelt to get out /
the muck rake that he himself has so I
vigorously denounced when he can /
have at most only a suspicion OF i'm /
proper influence being exerted by the
packing house combination.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-17
NEW NATURALIZATION LAW.

The house of representatives q few
days ago passed a naturalization meas
are that, in the opinion Of Secretary
Root, will certainly work a great i'm
provement in the granting of citizen
ship" The measure provides for the
establishment of a government bureau
Of naturalization and immigration and
requires that a copy Of every naturaIi-
ration paper issued be filed with this
bureau. Uniform rules for the natural
kation of aliens throughout the coun-
by are established, which viii do away
With a great deal of the wide latitude
sow exercised by the courts.
An excellent provision is the one that
sompels applicants to declare their in
.ention 10 reside permanently in the
United States. 1t is a matter Of com
non knowledge that aliens frequently
come here especially for the purpose
IF becoming naturalized and then re-
urning to their native lands to en-
rage in business. The case Of Ion Per
licaris. about whose kidnapping by the
iandit, Raisuli, so much fuss was
made, is a sample Of this sort Of thing.
Perdicaris was a citizen Of the United
States for revenue only
The great defect in the new bill. in
he opinion Of the most thoughtful stu
tents of our immigration problem, is
Is failure to contain educational tests.
An effort was made to have inserted
n the measure a clause requiring can
hdates for naturalization to be able
o speak the English language and to
Ie able to read and write it to at least
{ limited extent. The clause was de-
Gated. the principal argument against
being the fact that some Hliterate
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-17

Is there not something significant
about the fact that, with Home Com
ing Week" in Kentucky just over the
wholesale whisky men should announce
an increase in the price of their goods ?
What in the world could have caused
this diminution in the visible supply?