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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-24
STILL, SOME PEOPLE
PREFER WHITE SWEAT

The gulls CLEAN white
Against a sky OF gray:
The tug smoke drifts
Above the curling spray,
And slRnting sails
Go down the windwhipped bay.
The night cries come
From restless water fowl;
There's Creak of oar:
The Juggling hawsers grOwl,
While goddess Night
Drops on the sea a cOWl.
The night clouds part:
The stars dance overhead.
The sailing moon
Lets down her silver thread,
And on the wave
A wake OF light IS spread
From anchored craft
There gloWs the cabin light:
Upon the shore
thousand lamps CLEAN bright;
The lighthouse drives
It's white path through the night.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-24
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
TO HAVE GERMAN CHAIR

The regular meeting Of the board Of
trustees of the Catholic University of
America will be held next Tuesday.
This is in conformity to the rules of the
institution. whereby a meeting is an
nuaily held shortly after the opening
OF The school year Several important
questions viii come up for discussion
notably the establishment Of a German
chair, the funds for which are heinz
furnished by the Rev. Father Walburg.
So far the priest has given $1,000. and
the remaining 10000 for the chair will
be presented the university in the fu-
ture.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-24
Learning at the Zoos.

Ellen Velvin. author OF Behind the
Scenes With Wild Animals" which
Moffat Yard & Co. are now publishing.
has been a patient student OF wild an
finals IN captivity ever since her child
hood. There is scarcely a geological
garden of size IN Europe OF America
where she is not well known. nor an
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-24
Two Books On the Gettysburg Address.

That the subject Of Lincoln and Get
tysburg should have inspired two vol
umes In one season is an uncommon
coincidence in publishing. Messrs. Put
nam have just brought out "Gettys-
burg and Lincoln" by Henry s. Bur-
rage, -. D., and Messrs. a. q. AicCiurs
q Co. published somewhat earlies
Lincoln AT Gettysburg, By Clark F.
Carr. The two books are entirely diff
ferent. however. Major BUrrage. him
self a war veteran, brings together in
his volume, which Is illustrated and
equipped with tactical mars. the record
Of the battle. the park. the cemetery,
and the Lincoln address Colonel Carr 3
book Is "A study OF the speeches hy the
President and by Edward Everett, ana
analyses, from his standpoint as an eye
witness. their comparative power and
effect
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-24
GIRL SLIGHTLY BURNED.

Josephine Addison, c0l0red. twenty
four years old, Of 81 Fenton street north
east. was sitting near a stove last night,
when her clothing caught fire. the
woman was burned about the body. but
the flames were smOthered before they
had done her serious injury. She vas
taken to the Casualty hospital
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-24
Ms. Faversham an Author.

Early IN December the Harpers will
publish a novel entitled The sauaw
Man. by Julie Opp Faversham, IL be-
ing adapted from the highly successful
play OF the same name which. after be-
ing presented all OF last winter IN New
ork In an unbroken succession OF
crowded houses, is this winter 20 appear
IN the principal cities Of the country.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-24
A NEAR-FABLF.

There was once a distresslngly slim
girl who longed 10 go into society. but
her form was such thai she could
scarcely be seen, and when she was
seen she was a fright Securing ex-
pert advice from some experienced
friend she patronized Il very stylish mo-
diste with the result that she soon ap-
peared plump and pretty
Moral-Figures NAV not lie but an
expert dressmaker can make them eXag-
gerate terribly.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-24
A NEAR-FABLE-

There Was once an attractive girl VINO
listened while her mother read over a
list or eligible young men When the
mother named certain one among
them The daughter exclaimed, He's a
poor foOl!' No" the mother replied,
he is rich fool, WheFeupon the girl
promptly decided 10 marry him
Moral fool and his money are soon
popular.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-24

Secretary Roots Endorsement Of
David r. Francis for the Presidential
nomination in 1905 may not cut much
figure with the Democrats. but It viii
give Mr.. Francis an excuse for having
some more pictures taken.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-24

- % market, 10 market.
For roast of beef and chops,
o 10 market. 10 market
And visit all the shops.
@ 10 market. 10 market
As ras, as I can tramp.
Vet they'll mark 70. they'll mark II
With 81 fake stamp
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-24
LECTURES
IN ARMORY HALL
Present Quarters Too Small
for Geographic Society
c oWdS.
PEARY TO GET GOLD MEDAL
Reward for Greatest Scientific Achieve
ment of the Year Goes to
Explorer.

So wide is becoming the influence Of
the National Geographic Society, and so
large are the crowds that attend the
scientific course OF lectures given under
the society's auspices. that the society
announces that. IN order 20 accOmmO-
date the bic audience, all the lectures
Will be given IN the future in the
National Rifles ATmoTy.
This means that no more lectures will
be given IN Hubbard Memorial Hall.
Hitherto the popular" lectures have
been given IN the armory. and the sci
entihc lectures in the memorial hall
Lecture on Salton River.
DR. a. p Davis. assistant chief engi-
neer Of tine United States Reclamation
Service. lectured last night In Hubbard
Memorial Han on The Salton River.
Illustrating the talk with forty stereopti-
con views, he told IN interesting fash
ion Of the great Yuma project OF divert
ing the SaltOn river from its course 10 a
course which IL had followed ia some
prehistoric time, thus irrigating the I'm
peTial Valley.
The speaker paid a glowing tribute 70
,,-e genius Of lockwood. the engineer
" no conceived the plan % CIV AAllE N44-
river and making "a irrisate the valley.
He showed pictures and devoted some
time 20 describing the catastrophe when
the gates broFe and the town OF Mexi-
cali was partially destroyed Or. Davis
also spoke instructively Of the immense
profits from irrigated lands.
Hubbard Memorial Hall was so crowd
ed. aud SO many people had 20 be turned
away owing 70 lack Of seating room.
that. AZ the conclusion OF the lecture.
the announcement was made that the
National Rifles Armory would be used
as the place for all the lectures OF the
society in the future. and that at some
time DR.. Davis would repeat the lee
ture.
Peary to Receive Medal.
Commander Peary viii receive the
highest honor within the gift OF the
society this year for scientific achieve
ment Upon his return 10 this city he
will be given a gold medal for having
planted the American nag farthest
North a medal OF this nature Is given
annually by the society 20 the man who
has achieved the greatest thing in scien-
tine work
A banquet will also be given the noted
explorer. A telegram has been sent 20
him. inviting him 20 attend the ban
Quet.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-24

The demand from all parts of the
country for more workmen spells q hard
winter for the hobo.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-24

IL is possible. OF course. that the Pull
man company accumulated that S26. O0O. -
coo surplus by making the porters divvy
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-24

The President IS In favor OF an eight
hour work day, with an exemption in
his own case
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-24

It is all explained now. The railroads
have raised freight rates In order 10 be
able to raise the wages OF employees.
The shipper will promptly pass the
raise on 10 the consumer. who will raise
Cain-and the price
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-24
AN ACCIDENT.

u was IN a street car accident yes
terday."
Mercy. what happened2"
"Oh. BrightWood car arrived on
schedule time.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-24
OLD Joke IN NEW COAT.

THAT is the little steamer that tOWed
the battieships out OF the hdTbor."
II sea, regular tug of war
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-24

Senator Tllman IS disappointing oeea-
sionally. He failed to take advantage
OF the advertised opportunity to pull
off a race war in Chicago.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-24

n new map has been made showing
the possessions Of the Standard on
Company. An expert can probably tell
1t frcm any other map OF the earth.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-24

II Will he dimcult 10 convince the oil
octopus that IL VIII look better with
its tentaCIeS trimmed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-24

The Public Printer says. in effect.
that his printcry is full Of wrong fonts.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-24

The Home Market Club has held "A
country saving session In Boston with
out attracting any more attention than
a belated copy of the Congressional
Record.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-24

Many a man who scOlds has wife for
bestowing so much attention on the cat
wastes both his own time and money in
taking care OF the kitty.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-24

Bourke Cochran SAYS IL is impossible
TO convict a millionaire. He can do
nice stroke OF business with the trust
directors II he can convince the courts
of the truth Of his assertion.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-24

If those graft stories are true, II
must be that Mayor Schmitz. OF San
Francisco. figured that everybody should
chip in to pay the fiddler
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-24

J. O'Donovan Rosa has been ap-
pointed a corporation inspector IN
Brooklyn at 81 Der day. 1t pays to
agitate.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-24

II might help some il the race horses
and Pullman cars were subjected to
the denatUTed spelling process.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-24

IL does not seem proper to refer to
Anna Gould as Countess. in view OF the
fact that she Is Countless.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-24

Lack of room is one reason why there
is no skeleton in the closet Of the aver
age fiat dwelier.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-24

The University OF Vermont's football
team, which Is captained by a negro
Is not looking for any dates for games
in the South.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-24

New York restaurant men are in a
dispute as TO whether dogfish should
be served 10 their guests. Sounds just
as paiatable AS catfish. at any rate,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-24

Every employee Of the British post
office gets a present from the govern
ment when he marries. Another differ
enCe is that he does not have to give
II back in the form of a contribution to
the campaign committee.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-07
Sickness 10 vInlta
msrs Casss ~ Misses This spriaE
Than IA fsrnsr Year,

Physicians and draaa - u-fs
are more eases Il Illness 60 NInn
the spring fhan H former fan
rcfhate There S uat muel efaH
slcsnes lut sHros aneuar loss g
appetite halaaele epleeaess pacs
acies eeaknfst ara irM'13 i8ilges
uou and otief s that resuf from
Indigestion 0t 80 ascsaarled stomach
are more commQu tian the} hakn
heen f0f some years f1ef
This las resulted lu an unusual De-
Haad l3f Ml-aua stomach tablets 81
reopIe ilflf stofs Before tHsF fe.i
oat hey eoali recommend uas
remedy they tosiei e rslilg ln many
esses 81 heart bam Indigestion, aiui
ga fhe stomach. debility ahd other
tfuahies that result from Weakened
digestion eitb tho greatest saeeess
Intact ni.oualias boen 81 uniformly
successful in curing a B stomach trouble
aat thsy glFe a signed euannlee
witl eyey cent has a. refund ths
money if it dee, not cure
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INnN kATnnnAYe nAIdY

FRoM SATURDAYS DAfhY
L v AArss csms 10 on sle aysr
Herr Chandler uens 70 Mussogss
u lse came ia % tbs fssr thls
morning
Fred Miles came 40 FROM Tulsa
tha morning
Mf and Mw Il Parker are sls.
itink in Springfield, Mo
s = Wills returned 70 hls home at
White oak this momlug
Springfield ssadebakef and Colum.
bus eagass the best and cheapesf at
the Yiuita rleN company
Mm L Il scott and children
leave tls afteruosu fof visit &C
Sloan springs
Recent rains make tie farmers
smile and tile prospect fof a BUM
per corn erap 8 eeftaialg sucoamg.
lns
Miss Merle " weClintoos arrived
% Niuita this morning from New
Yofa Ger 10 sttenled visit w.th bof
brother Is 81 MecHniock
Prof y q Andersen. lllc nes pms.
ldent ot Willie Iialsll COLLEGE has
pniis1 Rev W. nauslo tlat le
las secured anothsf teacher fof TIE
faculty q tie college, Mis- JAMIE
Allison n Bristol Tenn
Five cars q Frisco freight feft tlse
track THIS morning 6Fe miles West of
befe near Gwsuaale TIE track sas
lady torn up. and al trains taa b.
"a deieafcd 90 TIE Eatg e. Mushnges
Tie cars Nere .oaded slgb lumber and
tles
a laiasal Cream serafatom NAV
= noaet1 fpsn such lbam' mymeat
tof0s That tt means eafug tfe
te,f o. al sepamt1n actually ffse 81
enst Cons Ia aud le8fn oay pmp8.
ation Nlnlia rioR Commny
Presiding Elder Chas Il Vleae- 81
tle s 81 Z church arrived thh
uafulns q begin his third quarterly
conferences meeting 10 nis rity lie
uiil hold love feast tonight sud @
morrow a. ociock be eiH preach ~
A. s. = church Tiers wi.l also -
services a. 20 %.
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81 refer q shet looa - w0Ak. hsax0as.
eliHtFSHR HafafN kN1Mn as ~ Pierce .
f4vfHstt ffessripiion
II 1etn ffss sse of siiH Eiitsriai sian
~ 1HH hsxkcffn WfHG&L hEsIHN ssYs
- Uaifafn g5sst fffslHaifas fsstn8i Whlfh
i osa n ths ralef i1afsslieats ~ iho e.
FuH4ta fFtsflpli "a
4 l.ssssg = z, gsssial.ly 50 = stes.
iissis 4 Is ensin sss.rsaesllss sssssss :
tienntlaHea s. AelaaiAs - have t,ssisa
Faa1t shist fe4a feiif ansusgs ~ klsIse
puFts@s A. - aslsss ss'ae es.A sisssA ~
failaf q Wra.an i 3 tsA4a8 thai ! kse ta
sssH ehllt aasa nss pfessA4 Naa lfalrasgaa
80 ttas fenssllai sfents ~ tFts fentsF
s,. ssss y. q ~ :, sfsss 80. - le-..s -
81 anaias T. ths t4ek. Nlth ieaeFfi.sssi
Aite.ic lmeak8 fsu1ltlosss = flae frgrAiue giee
efNAls - ssanesA zasnlki ossFeestssi knA ~
g.iAu.il,s Aseseti1l aish sAFsiif els.e-ss q
ssrsstloa y hesi a a. ~ q = a. "a.
E01ei aseeE ffi ssIi9 sHlspilrEl dsle e. = 4sak
esad osfalitk ~ tise Ff8arsipsiiff sfttsf
80. =. n $780, III - y = ss'sssss 90 "a
81 ssNusls yhin nosdl bss3il arassas 8
ssll3s Z " esissHss lgFe' pafi Y ''.s
Ii m5fe az leas 81 tha alavs s3nsptsma
tstiEf ihan tAke ~ ifsfasa faYfItf
Prescription. ane of the le4elna lnFffslis
eais u Which is Uniearn fss4t - II lslaaiass
and he fat3in4i praf@Fues u NAieA Is
nsag islthiNliY repfNsestM
of Golden Sal noas. another nf0nlnsnt
tHETttffenf ~ fafQf5ta lsfsstgipttaH. g
FFof fiHleY klllnTNqad. n u e Bnns
nati MaiicAl lalies,A. tl.tfaga. s8Yss
i = en imgsHisai stsaet4 y elatfitrs 4
a. wtzih IL hf este1fAsi asastiitiiss
49, a.aef1 eafnelteusarts b b asf fai
Prof. John n hcnllAer. M. -. lats Il
CsmslnnAu. sags ni ti0ldHn Sal fr1s
81 falktta1 - IA Esss3fat arlsis HI
efatsffl tsafs 3 - esafzfsia IS aas .tsa4 ehf
fssfx y sesa lsTtase nes1itsss.tfe e f5stllstn ff
i a4eefe.s.ia fsa1fslf.s a. ~ 3enl - ga IS
tfi asllit4te3 ststsa
I.rof naythas8s. ~ n. 81 1fatrs1a
Medical folF9a. saYs of fialien sal
si8afss o Apfiun fai axs s.sHaf
FHsEts fdsiiHsi ani esaIEfsEIsN aItzff ~
Fa.ffa fsigfai alR'efrgAit s.A
~ fiaffs FaYarits iAftss flTtlHn faiths
fslIf fsfFseetiF ail iile atefs named 81
rfailaHts ard esfia ~ diaca1ss ~ aish
tAtg ars fagHrs airfsaed
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rnoN FRIDAY DAILY

Mn Fsfd Eitef returned toia}
ffom { seeks visit wlu bef parents
iu Chanate. Kan
tas Ward came "a last night iron
n8s Heart foF 4 short visit with AE
and Mrs. " A'ssef
Mis- Laura Valentine vii eafs
ths evening ~ two eeeks visit q
hsr home Is Unlonsille 80
Ms sam Allen has returned 60 iei
homa IA RsWel n II after au ex
tended visit wIth her daughter Mrs
II J FAuaf
court adjourned last night Al salll
saW. and Judge Parker and tie othei
court officials returned @ this eta
this morning
laeob sec0udlne 81 White uak sm
Mis- RsOeeea Longtail q Estsll.
wsfs married yesterday Afternoon ll
tlss eourl hanse by Rev u y Moore
ludse A GHi returned iasi NIGH
lfom GlaWmofc TIE ness reaches
tAat place uai Vlnlta hadbeen blosi
awaY Tte judge afs Tie storm Il
Clavmofe vas lua n TIE worst be la
4eah
nf 4 " Craig aud Miss Can
SehlleekeF vee married lasl night q
lha giilee Of the United states clerk
TIE wedding came as q decided sur
prise q tie many friends q tive btld
ara efeom
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-07

4 man sho ls la perfect health s.
Ae can 81 81 honest Aaf work Uhen
Heeasslff. has much fuf which he
should lH Htiaukfa Sir =. g Rodgers
8 8mnellteu "a writes tiath De eas
H0l auly UuahIeta NORA but hecoaliu 4
fluaF ever e. tie rs aWu shoes s1K
lutfle 81 Foley hItreY Cure made
6 ueW man 20 hlm lle aFs slece
- fu.eFs kidney Cure sold b1
A. Il Oaeaa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-07

you ear see lbu poison flue-uies
e'eaW 0af 81 the kliaefa ana bladder
s single dose a. bedtime will slloa
500 U0fe pols1u upon fhins tsc pest
aofuing than can - expelled ffaH
fhe system lHanY othefWag Pne-uiet
dissolve lha Impurities Alr.cate the
s.dueYs cleanse tie bladder relieve
pain aud a. aWas wfth tack.arhe
speedily. p.easaue8tlY permanently
Sold by a T. 0Weus
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disturbed the soasrsstion

kidney compaHt E.Is mafa people
tlau aGY ofhef disease Tits IS ast te
fbe disease Ge.aE So fsI1Iuas fHaf t
gets eosl h1Id e1 Gre fsiam bef8fe
it IS te1f0lsei Foley kidney Ca5e
viii prevent fle dove apncat df islaE
q setse 10 fAktH lu TIME
=. T. 0Nsns
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-07

fNAA tHtkAatA Y 0AiNA
NnsK wAlisn IS sni
wg nalssil ssus 70 Tula toaag.
ao~n canslo~s, S il us sI,y
TODAY
IN. Anderson il l,srs today f,om
cowsta
RI orr returned 70 chelsea this
monAing
W W Brcealo,s d Muakosss il 10
tie cltg tofay
Henry Reflts q Oklahoma cts is
n tlle clsy today
q. y Parton came In from oslaho.
ma City ths morning
Claude Slcl.0s returned last night
ffcm week visit N Chelsea
Ma. g 4 Rlce reformed from i
slsi 10 Noaeit, Mo. this morning
Mn. a CAra returned teda1
irom an enten.ied visit Ia Columbus.
uhlo.
See tlese stadslaksr and lsaelns
huesies a tie vlulia iaoe Company
Misses Re@is AMI Ross spaldlng
vent q Ci.elsta toiay ~ seek IS
tisit
IN williamson. cashier u tle
hams d welch vas 10 the city ges
isfisg
9adgs 4 Gil sent % ClAsmom
toiaY errecslag 90 b. gone te rest
ot tls sees
willie Nlelios returned 90 'Chelssa
yesterday after d fee day's visit aith
his f9fenta hege
william Little and his daughter
Mlm Hsssie. Ment to Ramona thls
nleninT f0t visit slEh relatives
George Craulnger Is 20 theeliy visit
lns ia father f1f 3 feN daYs Iie n
noe living On q farm aoout hte miles
from thls eltf
gcCrse 3 Harris S 81 wallen. &
, Ellloff Van Chandler NJ Walker
ana slf Iadkins wcru asi4iug On 10
ela efeas Yesterday
faes Harrington. ehaiKcd slih a.
aait f0 klll wss released fwm toe
federal 4ll yesterday on toud. pend
tns hls hearing l..lon Commissioner
0llpIy s. N9N4ta.
Nlsses Efa Anh 1uslA bgui came ln
iron MBssueca us gefnluR aai
acfpsd 30 here 90 tllelf sag q ulalr
h0me lu FaitAna Miss Esa lyfa
graduated ffon spalalusssollese fi4is
week
1E Camplali thinks the maney
taken u af the laN ame YESTERDAY
could - expended Iu ua bgttff ai
mor charitable eag tHaa ia Tie ~
pair oi the hHds1 On ths fgsd s8uth
aftaen. heteten fhe cltY limits asi
tils 1853 CahIn Ths present bridge
haa foitei aeaf and a ncs enc m9i
g. bUit
garBalna IS Mhite 0on eo.es
tnz na oiis sft eads g ne slh
@upslans 90 tls 08d Roats sssea
ton Tie SIS aoHifs co ehIeh the
association Haa g. canunae iatc
ealaed ana ail mau6s pledged s uos
daa Tlg ASSOCIATION las accomplish
81 mucb sood tar ihe roads leadlns
inta the cts bat las 0ue.stlitl0H
s aeeaunis uai maa IL ptd
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June ilfhf0 IHth 8iI d tfe Week S
lMefaIus h4Hatu Asts slle rlpt4aa
fseeIsea during fEs s fhe tgFf
gs rate ef 81 eeUis peE EeAf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-07

fua Klmtato s. fossaad Bfam
tl5I1
Fam KmEa Chicago ana mmfa
F6on kmita O. Ei6m38 SEaa
and fet4fu
iafes q ale tal8 ue ist fa pt
@ Fm HHt aei0hsr je
s 4 FndHus
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Tie cleansing. anEseptic and heal.
lhr properties 81 PnesaiYe make 10
sgpHaf o. family H1Ees s0la BY
A 3. Owens
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-07

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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-07

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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-07

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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-07

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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-10-19
SCALE THE ALPS WITH EASE.
Travellers Borne Up Accents by Cog
Wheel Roads and Elevators.

Ne longer need the Alpine tourist
take his alpcnstock in hand and
laboriously climb up the steep sides
Of the Swiss mountains, roped for
safcty's sake TO couple oil guides.
So keen have the canny Swiss been
10 make everything as comfortable
rs possible for their guests that III
many places electric or coG-whcel
roads run far up the tall peaks, leav-
inc only Il short climb to the top
most SUBMITS. And now, as last
refinement. the luyury-loying tour
-, dismountiug from the car, may
stcp directly INTO an electric cleya-
for which shoots up the last 100 feet
70 the bald head of the Burgonstock,
from which he may survey the won
dcrful panorama spread out beneath
him.
Iron tie roads fastcn The skeleton
Of the elevator frame lIrmIN to the
face Of the mountain and from ITS
top a platform 40 feet in length
runs to the crest Of the peak. from
which A marvellous view OF the hcau-
tiful lake OF Ltlcrne IS TO be mad.
The elevator car and counter
weights are supported and guided by
walls of shaft cut in the side of the
mountain for distance OF $50 feet
from the base or lower platform, and
form that point up to the top by the
structural iron tower. The car car
rics eight persons and is constructed
Of wood and covered with zinc plates.
II is nicely upholstered, two seats
being provided, each with space for
four passengers, The elevator car
makes the trip in less than three
minutes. the normal speed being "
the rate of 1870 feet minute.