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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-29

greatest respect, but not for the. matron
Mrs. Richards. She had caused TO be
taken away from him his clothes on diff
ferent occasions. and he was forced to
wear the clothes OF some OF the other
students
Upon one occasion he had been accused
OF wetting the bath room floor and when
he denied IL was punished severely with
out having a chance 10 prove himself In
nocent. He alleged that he was put TO
bed without food and beaten so that when
he was next al home visiting his mother
the bruises were still upon his body.
In addition TO that. the mother swore
when he returned home his head was
found 10 be filled with vermin and gem
orally he was very unclean.
Another affidavit OF the same kind was
read from Mus Susie r. Bassett OF Fos-
ter stating that she had a child at the
institution who had been maltreated: and
the substance OF the affidavit was the
same as that first read
At this time Mr. Rattey arose to a
point OF order. and stated that the hear
ing OF the committee was-not- t-the place
10 hear charges against any one and that
the affdavits were not pertinent TO the
hearing on the bill.
Mr.. Whittemore voiced the same senti-
ments and stated that were the hoard OF
education or any other board 20 attempt
10 investigate his office ~'i''
ferrIng charges. he would resist tho same
with all the power that was his "Inarg.s
first and investigation next" was his ex-
clamaton.
The committee then took recess 10
consider the points raised
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OTHER MEETINGS
JAMES W. ALEXANDER GOES
To "A PRIVATE SANlTARIUM

Greenfield Mass, March 9.-Iames w.
Alexander. former president Of the
Equitable Life Assurance company. arr
rived here today and was driven to a pri-
vate sanitarlum az Dcerheld, where he
plans 90 iemain several weeks I'm recover
Ing from the effects ~ two surgicsl opera.
tions which were performed I'm New York
recently
Mr. Alexander ~ mentally keen and aiori
and that hls partial helpiessness ~ caused
b, the physical exhaustion following ~,
surgical operations
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-29
OVER $1,000
IMMIGRANTS
ARRIVE At n. !.

New York. March e.-Over 1000 immi-
grants arrived in the harbor OF New York
today on board seven steamships from
European ports. This number Is the rec
ord for single day which has been made
thus far during the annual spring in-rush
OF immigration,
The arrivals include zoo Portuguese.
Heretofore immigrants from Portugal
have been landed at New Bedford. Mass,
and from there have been distributed over
the country. But II was stated today that
arrangements have now been completed
whereby the Portuguese in common with
the immigrants from many other coun-
port.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-29
CONGRESSMAN LITTLE WILL
SECURE The NOMINATION

Little Rock, Ark, March S.-Congress-
man John s Little carried the state
Democratic primary yesterday In tho con
test for nomination for governor over At
torney General Robert L. Rogers and 5.
O. Sevies. In the state convention which
meets in Hot Springs on June next, he
will have probably more than 200 delegates
out OF a total OF 517, thus assuring his
nomination.
Governor jefferson Davis apparently has
ar insnrmountahle lead over James "
Berry for the nomination for United
States senator, returns indicating that
Davis majority I'm the entire state may
exceed 1000. Complete returns will not be
available until later. stephen Brundidge
is probably nominated for congress in the
second district
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-29
EMBRYO BLACKSTONES
TOOK EXAMINATIONS

The following applicants for admission
20 the bar took the examination today
Mortimer A. sullivan Of Newport. Harvey
A. Baker. claude g. Ball. John H. Bren-
nan. Alfred c. Chaffee Harry NJ Paine.
Pasauale Romano. Frank Barnbrook. Ar
thur y. Munro. Augustine H. Downey
and Robert Grieve of Providence. Harry
Y williams ~ North Providence, John
T. smerdon ~ Warren, William v. Reddy
~ warwick J Earl Rrown and Fredef
tex " Whitaker ~ Woonsocket Antonio
A Capotosto ~ Johnston
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-29
FIRE ON STEAMER PECK
QUICKLY ExTlNGUISHE0

New York. March 2e.-At the office OF
the New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad companys steamboat lines In
this city today n was announced that
there was n slight FIRE on the steamer
Richard Peck while on her way from New
London 20 New York az a. m. Wednes-
day.
The fre started In one OF the toilet
rooms from an electric light wire and was
quickly discovered by watchman. The
watchman unraVelled Z hose and eNtln-
guished the blaze In two minutes Tho
damage was very slight. An officer Of tho
line said today there was no panic on
board the steamer and none of the pas
extlnguishcd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-29
PARTY LINES TIGHT
DRAWN IN ASSEMBLY
Continued from page one.

Alec an act authorizing the city Of
Providence 10 hire the sum OF $4,000 for
the purpose OF establishing fire station
The committee on judiciary recommends
passage. The act passed.
Also an act i'm amendment OF an act
entitled "An Act 10 Incorporate Certain
Persons AS a Society by the name OF the
First Baptist Society, i'm Lonsdale, Smith
field. r. L.. passed at the October Session
OF the General Assembly lS43. The COM
mittee on education recommends indeh-
mite postponement OF the original act and
passage OF Substitute a. The act passed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-29
HlHBOR COMMISSIONERS ACT

The harbor commissioners have granted
the Edgew ood Yacht club permission TO
repair iis wharf
Daily Bros. were granted n permit 90
remove materials from the wharf of y.
A. Cranston on South Water street. and
pat them near tho property of william
NJ Harris
Authority was granted 20 william NJ
harris 20 extend his north wharf and 70
Y A. Cranston 90 remove piles from his
wharf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-29
CITY HALL RECORDS.
Wednesday. March 2s
REAL ESTATE CoNvEYANCEs.


Crescenzo Testa ct ux. 10 Nicola Conn
orelli two lots with buildings corner Job
and Stark streets, subject 10 mortgage for
5000; 800.
Charles J. Burdick 10 Edwin A. Smith
lot with buildings east side Richmond
street near Weybosst street, subject TO
mortgage for 81, 300; Si0.-
Alfred f.. Cady ct ux.. Helen r. TO
Elizabeth J. and Mary a. Corcoran lot
with improvements southeast side Central
street $40,
Woodbury. Memorial TO the Westminster
Congregational society lot south side
Adelaide avenue, lot with buildings cor
ner Adelaide avenue and Hamilton street,
subject TO mortgage for 5000 5000
Albert r Arnold ct uN., Mary e 10
Walter n. Atwood five lots on Prudence
avenue; $40.
TAX DEEDS
Walter L. Clarke. city treasurer. To
Marderos VI. Kechijian interest of Joseph
II. Hull ct ais. in one-sixth OF lot with
buildings on burlington street, s7.7e in
terest OF James r. Hogan et ais. all In
terest in undivided one-tenth OF lot with
buildings on Exeter street, 1874: interest
of Henry A. Dixie 81 ais. In undivided one
sixth OF lot with buildings on Bisbee
street, A4s; interest OF Henry f., Simmons
ct ais in undivided one-sixth OF lot with
buildings on Luke street. S.4
REAL ESTATE AND MORTGAGES.
Max s. lazarus 10 Lydia A. Gatel lot
with buildings west side Benefit street;
$4,000
Max s, Lazarus 10 Morris THEM same
premises as last above described; $4,000.
Max s. Lazarus 10 Bertha Kleinfus
same premises as above: $4,000.
Oscar A. Carlson TO trustees OF Attle
borough Savings and Loan association lot
with buildings corner Public and Stani
ford streets; $4,000.
DISCHARGE OF REAL ESTATE MORT
CAGES.
John F. Dugan by Thomas r. Segar;
$500
Max S. Lazarus by Morris THEM two
mortgages amounting 10 $1,000.
Max s. Lazarus by Lydia A. Gatel:
$4,000
Charles X. Dorman ct ux., Bessie M.
by estate Of Andrew A. Kimba: $500.
Clarence s Angel ct ux.. Ida NJ, by
Industrial Trust company; $4,000
James Kelly ct TX. Jane, by Mary ].
Gilbane; 5000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-29
GRAVE CHARGES
WERE MADE At
HEARING TO-DAY

A HEARING
COMMITTEE EDUCATION TO-DAY IN The
L TRUSTEES
INSTITUTE FOR THE DEAF AND RE-
EDUCATION AND THE CON-
SERIOUS CHARGES
MANAGEMENT INSTITUTION,
PREVIOUSLY REACHED THE OUTSIDE
a -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-29
BOTH SIDES CLAIM THE
PRESIDENTS SUPPORT

e-PR ROOSEVELT
COMMITTEE TERRITORIES
A LACY BILL PROHIBITING
TERRITORIES
INTEREST THE PROTECTION OF
To CONTROVERSY WHO WE'RE HEARD ENDEAv
RESULT
FINALLY
PRESIDENT COMMITTEE
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-29
BECOMES A FARMER AGAIN

John McCloekey. n middle-aged man.
who has only recently been released from
the state farm. got another dose ~ three
months when arrsigned IN the sixth dis
.trici court this morning for larceny of
three whltewash brushes valued st So
snt shears. valued a. g 10 which he
pleaded guilty.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-29
BOUND OVER TO GRAND Jury

George AVedeSian was arragned before
United States Commission Cross IN tho
United States court this morning FOR on
alleged attempt 20 pass n co~uterfoat g.
hl. He waived examination and was
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-29
WALKED OUT OF WINDOW IN
SLEEP AND WAS KILLED

Lowell Mass. March 29-Mary Robin
son OF Lynn. II years old walked from a
second story window IN her sleep this
morning at the residence of Mrs. George
H. Morse 10 Methuen street and was i'm
statlv killed
The body was found az o'clock by a
milkman. She came 20 this city ycster-
dav 10 attend n reception from which sha
returned at midnight
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-29
FAGAMENi

John J. Scattergood by Nathan Bern
stein lot with buildings south side Veazie
street. four lots with buildings standing
in name OF Jessie f. Cramm on Vande-
water and Sherwood street. $780,
ASSIGNMENTS OF WAGES.
William F. Higginson 10 Walter f.
Sprague from Fullford and Hobert 10
March IS. 1907
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-29
The COTTON MARKET

Reported for the News over the private
wire Of EDWARD =. SHELDON & Co.
Bankers and Brokers. Room 234 Banigan
Building
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-29
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO ouinine Tab
let's Druggists refund money N II fails
20 cure " W. Groves signature or
each bon sc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-29
MARKET
REPORTS.
new YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported for the News over the private
wire OF EDWARD Il. SHELDON * CO,
BANKERS and Brokers, Room 234 Banlgan
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-29

a GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES
Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protruding
Piles. Your druggist will refund money
IN PAZo OINTMENT falls 20 cure you In
9 to u da!'s. Dc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-29

wANTED-GlRLS TO LINK ROPE
chain at home; 81 10 learn Apply at "a
Eudora 81. mar29-lt
To LET-A NICE ROOM WITH ALI.
improvements. 5ll Cranston St, corner
Meser Upper bell.
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COMPOSITORS WANTED -- STEADY
and permanent positions for hrst-class
pob compositors at wages of from $1,000
To $500 per week. on basis of nin4
hours per day. A splendid chance for
several bright energetic men TO get good
permanent situations. Apply or address
at once. Yawman & Erbe Mfg. Co. $50
St Paul street. Rochester. y. Y m29-6t
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01
COURT IN NOWATA
Six Murder Cases Are on
the Docket There for
Next Week

cdmuAl court niil open next week g
Nouata. Nifh Judge 4 Gih pfe
siding There are not many eases GA
fle docket. but what are there are
important sis ~ these who are e
D. tried are changed with murder
They are Jaes Foster James Pier
san. . + Hicks and g T. sNaYHa. all
q whom ara cfmWsd uitht tie mardef
q All od man named Peters lu
BarUes4ille y &. nafruugis and
Horace BuekusF
TIE four hrst uamei cases vii be
transferred 20 the iiaFflesvilis court
whleh las been established since the
murder vas committed pieus0u was
tried lAst spring ia Nosafa but tie
larF disagreed Fosfsf has confessed
e hls share in tne crime and Is tie
governments star sjtHess
So many = the eases wiIi ls trans
fefred fsom Nowata % Baftlestille
that Il IS possible TIC docket AZ the
former place can he completed sitl.
n TIE seek 1adRe GIN vii 81 =
Barr lusFilie 20 make arrangements fdT
tie term of court there
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01
HIS TESTIMONY
WAS REVOLVING

pittsbafg, Pa. oct 3 clifford
uooe. negro eoaehman. formerly em-
ployed hY August Hart, lr.. went on
TIE stand Ia criminal court to-day 20
defend himself from charge Of per.
jury rooe reiterated his ilrt state
ments damaging 10 the reputation 0f
Mrs. Mars Scott Hart, 1r he vent
Into details of alleged meeting and al.
10 swene the confession aud reifac-
tions secured from him by detective
agency was made under eompulslon
ard while intoxicated The story as
told bY tie wituew uAs u reYolting
mature ard Is he gave his testimony
there we're murmefs pi disgust 81 The
iifst q every sentence.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01
Would Jim Grow
All Indian Citizens
Text of a Bill introduced in the Okla
homa Legislature Shows DemOc-
racy's Love for Indians.

the une-eIghgh blood.
Later ga a similar bin wAa introdac-
ea Ia another session q tls leglsia.
tnte hg Mr. nohiusou q The eeth dis.
trsei These bills alone ought "a hs q
warning q tie Indians Of ulAt alll
iollow should the Democrats control
the convention.
That tie attitude q tie Democrats
toanfsi the Indians = ths sane as u
WA Wheu Freeman Z Miller intro.
duoed his bili. vas demonstrated a
lawson lat wesk, when y Democrat
III tAe convention Il nominate 4 dele
kate q the constitutional eq rsntion
made lery speech al aailng DOT
ouly tilat the railroads 10 compelled
% furnish cans sspafAte fof the ne.
graea but that the Indian te cem.
PEELED 70 fids IN the sane eoach wltt
ths negroes. and not IN the same coach
with tle whlte panenRe~
IL tbe lAst fev weeks Ia the Indian
Terit ~. several prominent Indian.
wlsD eere seeking constitutional dele
gate nominations wefe slaughtered
By the pemoeaih The faukest case'
wep A iAwhuskA, ahefe John Par
msr was turned down and tie utter
defeat Of Chief hoseu q the cilsfo.
keg nation ln tlie Indian IeffitoFg
twenty tNo indians are noa neQuhii.
candidates fgf tie constitutional con.
yeutiun ana ii Oklahoma teo eefs
nomlu=te8 Tie Democrats n1mln.
atsd ssssn in tie indlan Tsrflteu
ARD not pne la Uslal0ma
Undsf tlis Ffeeman & Miller hu.
Chief Pleasant Porter an Asplanf
fof tie United states snaie. Ci.lei
Regefa. Chief Jolinson. chief Green
MrCuuain John Palmer AMI many
other prominent Indians sould =
compelled % ride Ia the separate
cuaeilw
~ Roblnson q Granite lntfoiac-
81 bIii la The loser hoass. : Iill e.
acsly lac Alllsrs except that ha left
u 70 tie Iadizn e decide whstiler bs
woaid flde with Tie whites o. isesfues.
We Fexgfisd ti.sm A. noudeseript, u0t
at @ - eiAssed sith elthsf race -
State Capital
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01
BIG DOINGS
The 5oth District Cam
paign is Growing
Very Lively.

bird Mcclure uill hs here THURSDAY
night NoYems3r i.Thls information
waa rsceisea this muFniug bg tie le-
cal kepnblscan COMMITTEES Mf Ne.
Gulfe, a essyone knows, b one oi
the Repaesicaa leaders q Oklahoma.
lie Il aAa who, as delegate 70 uon.
gfesz FROM t'le territory IA The last
session u congress. was moss lnsiru-
mealAl than AnY other mai ia tlas
securing statehood lie 10 nos
the Republican nomlnes fof congress
from tie First oklahoma district
he i 4 strong campaiEnef aud III
speech lefs with - the occasion ~ q
greas ou,pouring of Republicans
Tie campaign isindeed llYenlnR up
Friday nlght both the Democrats and
Republicans nill holdlmsstiugs THE
Democratic meeting viii be 10 ths
opera house. and the speakers vii b
Lee Crscs of Anlmors. aha has a.
piFAIioas % be governor of TIE ne~
state and " II. Mhittlnghill.
FRIDAY nights Republican meetlng
wlll b. held in The court houss Tlss
speaker -lIl be ". g. Robertson. 4
sell snowa campaignef With tNs
political msetlugs going on at th'
same time there wiil - plenty aoing
fof everybody In NinltA.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01
ARTICLES OF
INCORPORATION

TIE fonoslnk articles of ineorpoA.
ton aere fled eith Reeouief johnson
taiaY
Hafmea 0ll Co sith hgad4larttu
e. aftsstllle lnc0rpeAtex n Ne.
Faiden q , nlase ard y e Ray.
mona capital stock 5000
Canadian Oa and Gas Co bead
quarters az Baftlestllls incorporation
John Steele. n MeFaddou and S G
Nuss. capital stock $4,000
nflstoN Gas Co headquarters AZ
lartiesyll.s tueorpomtors, Frank I.
Freelati Wm II iarues and Ffanh
uaruef capital stock tloou
plekvick ON Co headquarters al
nattlssvlile ineofpomtorS Mark r
Carr = " H1teo and ~ ~ nosee.
capital stock Sa.Uo
Ottawa 0ll co.. headquarters a.
naftltstllle. noofpoaten T. 9 Row
lard james Keasey and olive Is
Ntssey capital stock 80 60
iliekorg Greek Lime and Stone Co.
headquarters a. Ramona lncofpomt.
ors, John a Bookwaltef, L Il steY.
eas eaFltal stock s25ea
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01
An Old Trunk
and Its Treasure

About year age 40 cid maH '
years o. age. membeF uf uls q A.
4, sas PIT - tie tuiaat llsFealar@
IL sas slcE. lame and helpless For
several hogs be lay lu TIE depot and
no eHe offered him ans assistance
Finally If ~ d Williams who thcu
lived lu UlaWmart bgf sho has since
come 10 Nlnita as manager % lhe
saipho. Magnetic Water caupHE
heard " tie Ola mans condition and
took elanse 81 hin giving hlm every
attention uHl hIs death, hch 1c
cured three days Inter
The ald mans name sas Henoas.1
Hy his request MS relatives who eura
numerous Nefe noUae1 q ls con.
dfiau and later. q his death hat
they refused Or come 3H fis te side
0f to reu3ef ans assistance ahstegcr
uat even fof BIS burial TbsdId mans
tasiJ hoseFer sas given deosnd and
respectable buHaI Is nf Williams.
A fsv days ago pr williams ra
turned 60 Caftmore Ga hasnt-s
While thsv tie city mauhai told
him tiat Al old trunk sas az the de.
pot shieh belonged q cid man Rene.
feld Tho clty marshal and depot
agent, not knowing shat 60 Do Nltt
the trunk requested the ductof to re-.
tarn il q the old soldiers relatives.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01
CHARLES B. ROGERS
EXPRESSES IDEAS
On Public Questions IncInding the
Eight Hour Law--DifFerence
Between Nominees

ought 70 be sepudiated b. the psople
II tie polls. Every dollar expended
for schools BY any stats brings ~ re-
turn u golden reward q hundred fold
greater than the sum spent
VIII we have the rotary system or
not when ~ elect cur Judges Hy
the rotary system some other district
slll elcet our judge 20 decide ques.
tions oi life liberty and property and
ve eill select the Judge fer the people
Of some other district The man We
elect viii net he able % iuhict any
injustice upon us bat might upon the
ether fellows II we elect an unnt
person ~ % nor suffer but the people
10 the oiiar district suffer aud -
viii q be y hey elect an unhl person
q preside oss our courts But Ne
have 30 redress Tor their ace ln se.
leciing en- auht person EXCEPT by do
lng the same 70 them ln other words
/ The onlf vas q n,isetflng such action
in flle other district eould h. fo i'm
pose upon tbe other district a llka ja.
diclal uficsr and hence We would
and ourselves holding tive only club
ee possessed Tor our protection, the
threat that se would senI them q
tufs for turk ID Is ridiculous
aud dangerous Ought not d Judge BE-
responsible 60 those eho ciest hlmY
Il not Who has right e. hold ldm re-
sponsihiof Nr konegaY mv0rs tie
rotary system, o. s 90 much we'd "a
e. a that be went into Howard Lnne.
el district "a pryor. Greek. and ID.
ldaced Howard Langley 70 geo this
provision iatD the Democratic Plat
fern 10 that sfriet aua make a ealn-
palgn upon t4al foolish idea. and it
ei.i he source of surprise II Tie
tie people q that district 40 not de-
feat Mr Langley 'of delegate Hll
tie people q ths district play Wlth
grave matters q state Ia such fash.
lon NJ Kornegag ought % be de-
feAiea fof this sieN i f8f moth ng
else
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01
BLOW SAFE
But Robbers at Contra.
Iia Secured
Nothing

Special q The Chleftain.
CeulniIa, Get - An attempt wss
made lass night 70 rob the fifst
National bank Of this citg That the
ri bleFs wefe unsuccessful Ia their A.
tempt 20 loot tbs tanks safe sas due
50 their oWn experience Tneif work
uas decidedly cru6s thsy are eysaea,-
~ not the same persOns ~hO have
hesn operating IA several louns of
ths territory
TIE hank uas enfefrd thru 4 rear
wiudow, which ahs forced open A
rhagge of explosive, evidently dYnAm.
lie. was then pat Ia the doer Of tils
safe This part of the work Was VERY
rarelessly done. i.owever. and tho shs
explosion damaged the safe aud tlls
interior II the building very rollslter'
ably the door was not forced open
and not 4 cent was secured from ths
afe.
The robbers. finding their attempl
unsuccessful. and evidently fearing
thar tie uoisa u the explosion ~oald
arouse attention. made no further e.
fort 10 get At the money, but noi II
once Aitho several persons liYlng
near tie bank heard tho explosion
which occurred at about 3 O'Clock thh
morning 90 enc Investigated rs eailss
and tbs sttempof robbery was thefe
foFs nof discovered until The uut
OPENED 4is morning
The authorities 81 Vinita ssn
AZ ouce notified and tie blud
hounds from that rltl aefc sent II
s believed that a good ciue ia'
taen secured. aud tlAt the pepon'
guilty 81 theaftsmptsa crime wiii eqer
b. ia eagedg A namtef of persons
from here are ssslsling the oniesm
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01

Charles g. Rogers faFors an eight
hour law This Of coafsa does not ap-
ply 60 farm labor. a. Il IL did il uonld
destroy tie better Interest of the
farmer Ia bis ease Ito season of
planting ard harvest ara limited AID
he must ia ~ tne Time that Is pos
sibie Tor sowing and reapiug. ia order
% Kst the largest RETURNS from hls
lands His capital i the productive
value q the lands. aud it viii nos pro.
dues more than TIE labor and care be.
slowed upon Il will warrAni; henoe he
must work early and ATE during tie
planting season ard early and late
euflng The harvesting season hat
there comes tie season Of rest, sten
DC mAy seek beth pleasure aud oiiaei
diversion "a his and his family's pfoat
and enjoyment
The standard Of q state IS measured
by ~ education aud morals IS vel a
py rs Industrial worth lu faet tbs
highest tYpe u municipal government
Is directly traced g. tie fogmdalieu
Sioaa Of the cltilen, his mental aad
moral training without tllese things
be saon feeomes Tie pres Of TIE sharp
political boss and public CRATER ard
Tie greed u selfish men We should
look dfst and aboFs al else 10 the "a
aratiou 81 tie children of lte nea
state u Oklahoma Il We are ta realize
oar hopes ia hef future
There "a vide difference between
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