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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-06-15
WIND-UP OF Meeting.
Closing Proceedings of the RepubIi.
can County Convention.
From Thursdays Daily.

S0H SOeuky SouVChS'O"s
From Thursdays Daily.
The republican county convention yes
terday afternoon was notable mostly
for the spirit of harmony that prevailed
Not scar from the great conflict oil
two years ago was visible, and there
was a disposition on all hands to avoid
doing anything that would cause a split
The utmost good humor prevailed.
The governorship did not openly enter
into the selection of the delegates, but
on the side it cut good deal of figure
The friends of Somerville and Cole were
the most prominent workers on the floor
and the delegates chosen are expected
to be in the main divided between those
two candidates. A careful sizing up OF
the preferences of the delegates leads tc
the belief that Somerville will have d
number of them on the start, Cole viii
be well treated, and Block probably viii
get some. On second choice Block will
get several of the delegates. If Il more
even distribution of the votes among
the various candidates is made, 1T Is
thought that it will be for the purpose
of assisting the candidacy of a. o. Eber-
I
One of the matters that came up dur
ing the latter part OF the convention
DR.. Andrews brought this up by saying
that he had received request from the
state central committee that the con
vention appoint county central com
mittee. He moved that this be done.
S. B. Wilson and others opposed this
SAYING that any committee that might
be appointed at this time was not likely
to prove satisfactory to the candidates
selected at the primaries. The candidates
put up the money and should have a
committee to their liking. Experience
has been had with a committee appoint
ed before the primaries, and it was fan
from satisfactory.
On motion of j. A. Howieson, the
present committee was asked to cOntin-
ue its services until after the primaries
Dr. Andrews anti-pass resolution went
through unanimously as soon as he had
explained it, but his good roads reso-
luton was lost by narrow margin. lie
called for rising vote, and it was seen
that the city delegates very generally
favored it, while the opponents were
mostly from the country. No discussion
preceded the vote.
After the vote had been taken, w. w
Weller remarked that the worst roads
are within the city limits of Mankato
and that after leaving the city limits
one can drive with comparative safety
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-06-15
ROYAL ARCANUM PICNIC.
Big Event Viii BE Held at Sibley Part
June 20.

From Thursdays Daily.
Mankato council of the Royal Arcan-
UNI is making arrangements for pic
mic to be held at Sibley park June 23rd,
Royal Arcanum Day.
A fine program is being arranged, in
Guiding horse races, a ball game and
other sporting events, together with a
picnic dinner. 1t is proposed to make
this picnic an event long to be remem-
bcrcd. and it is being looked forward to
withe great deal OF anticipation by
those who expect to participate.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-06-15
THESE WERE ELECTED.
FaribauIt County Delegation to the
State Convention,

The following persons were chosen tC
represent Faribault county at the state
republican conventions: +. L. Durgin
Winnebago; J. A. Mares, Huntley; F.
E. Putnam, Blue Earth; Nels A Erd-
thl, Blue Earth; ID. A. Odell, Wells; S.
A. Anderson, Wells; r. l.. Mork, Brush
Greek; L. j. Jelle, Bricelyn; G. A. Tay-
lor, Delevan; b. j. Maland, Gilmore
William Scott, Pilot Grove; NJ. Carpen-
ter, Keister; II. H. Hanson, Lura. There
were no instructions.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-06-15

culture IOr one year. lie also announced
that Miss Blaisdell has been granted a
leave of absence for the fall, until Jan.
LIST.
New Teachers Selected.
President Cooper then announced sew
eral selections to succeed retiring mem
bers of the faculty. All but one of the
positions had been filled, subject to the
action of the state normal board. Miss
Margaret Jane Calvin of Fargo, N. d.,
had been selected as grammar teacher.
She is very well qualified by ample ed
ucation and experience. For English and
history, Miss Alice Church, a graduate
of the normal school four years ago,
had been selected. Since graduating she
had attended the school of education
of Chicago university for two years. For
the primary department during the fall,
Miss Frances Fox had been chosen. She
had for number of years been primary
critic teacher in the Milwaukee normal
school. The position of teacher of phys
ical culture will not be filled until Jan.
LIST, owing to the confused condition that
will result because of the erection of the
new library and the using of the physi-
cal culture room.
President Cooper said that the school
is to have a new library building this
summer. The general plans have been
approved by the normal board, and the
detailed plans are expected every day,
and it is hoped to be able to let the con-
tract at the June meeting of the state
normal board. 1t was hoped by Sept.
lst to have fine, comodious and neat
library buildins-a thing that has been
wanted for long time.
The audience was dismissed with Il
benediction by Rev. Fillmore.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-06-15

culture for one year. He also announced
that Miss Blaisdell has been granted a
leave of absence for the fall, until Jan.
1St
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-06-15

1OruS 1nUO uOlnS SOluetHlIS lOG UHe up
lifting of the world. Don't think that the
world owes you living, for it does not
owe anyone penny. You owe the world d
life There are lightweight lives here
to be dedicated to mankind, not to live
off of mankind"
Judge Torrance then presented the
diplomas, the class rising by sections to
remarked: 81 just want to say that
think that this is the finest looking COM
pany of young people that ever saw"
The occasional, by Kipling Schneider
was sung by a mixed chorus, composed
largely of members of the faculty, and
was most artistically rendered. 1t was a
most pleasing number, and deserved the
ample applause which it received
President Cooper referred to the me-
mortal window that the class had left,
and said that it was a pleasant custom
that had been in existence for many
years He referred to the coming state
summer school, and said that the teaching
force will be larger than last year by
several persons. He announced officially
the withdrawal from the faculty of Miss
Huff, who has been teacher of music
for four years; Miss Knowlton, who has
been teacher of English for three years ;
Miss Colyer, who has been teacher of
grammar for two years; and Miss Brad
ley, who has been teacher of physical
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-06-15
WILL FIGHT THE PLAGUE.
st. Peter Hospital to Experiment With
tuberculosis Patien

st. Peter, June 1.-Two pavillions for
the care of the tuberculosis insane are to
be erected this summer on the grounds
at the st. Peter state hospital. They
will be the first buildings of their kind
o be opened in Minnesota, and the ex-
pertinent which is to be tried, that of
combating the great white plague" and
endeavoring to arrest its spread, will
be watched with interest by physicians
throughout the state and the northwest.
a GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES,
itching. Blind. Bleeding. Protruding
Piles. Druggists are authorized to re-
fund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails
to cure in 6 to IA days. soc.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-13
TWO DAYS RESER YES
In Choctaw and Cher.
Okee Nations Stir
Up Trouble

Consideration has been caused Ia
certain sections of tle Iniian Terri
tory because of the action of the sec.
retary q TIE interior Ia withdrawing
from allotment large forest reserves III
tie Ct0ctaW and cllerOkes nations.
In the Cherokee nation the area 70.
SERVED Is not especially large. tho it
includes - townships The area en-.
hiared Ia the oFder Is a. follows
Beginning AZ the Arkansas hoan.
dafy the line runs due wesl 10 4 point
siE miles north and east of TahleQuah
uu tie iarron fofk, uence down the
east side q TIE Barron fork add Iiii.
nols river 10 Campl3li, 1 r. Then
the line follows tho north side uf the
rightof-say u the Iron mountain
railroad 70 The Arkansas llue az a
point dus west u Van nufen.
ln this arta there are tosns a. fol.
loss Wauhlllau. Weflng. Co0kson.
Camphell. Wan. Saiiisas ard Hanson.
Il tie Ciioetaw nation. houeyor.
almsst teo-thlnis oi tie nation i re-.
served ia9 townships Including sach
towns as Talih.ua, p0tean. sllgitr.
iiausiofn. Wlbunona and StfngtoWu.
Untold complications may result
from TIE order II those wha!haye
nue allotted on tls lands are to -
disp sseased there vii n0t be- enough
surplus iand ln tie ChoetaN aud
lhleaasau uatious boih Tot tla.a dis
oessessed ln Tie ChoctaA nation nhiie
there Is 80 Surplus lard la tie Cbero-
kes nailoa.
Il tlle fcserve are @ be Cor forest
Reserves al population Will bs ex.
elufisa etcspt IN tie towns ard TIE
toals n tlae fesryes siil tliereiate te
9raAsled - death There IS but Ittie
good hmber ia tbs Cberokse reserve,
And what the laad Il & be used for Is
not kno~n. unless toA the establish.
ment of = game preserve
The secretary did not Indicate hlk
puFpose IL making fhe reservation.
Tiers Is considerable doubt whether
he has power q issue such an ofaef
without congressional sanction
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-13
of Grace Granted the
Catholic Churches
of France

PARIS dee Y The prefeet % -.
lice this afternoon announced that ths
gaseFnmenf had accepted the applica.
ton Of n. Martinez, editor q Renais.
sance, and fsln Robin for permission
under the public meeflnss Law Of lssi
10 hold religious meetings IA 81 chuf.
el'ss - ssine IN eompliance uith tie
law Ia other ~ofds, TIE step taksn
provides fof the legaiizagion q Cath.
olic services IN the churches of Parts
tomoFfoN.
I've days u grace have teen grant,
ed 70 The chaFcie. Of Paris 70 comply
with the lAw providing for TIE spar
alton 81 church Ard state This peaf
poncs antil tomoFFo~ tie measures foi
TIE las's enforcement Tie delaY.
hoNeser las onlF served 20 lncfe4ss
the excitement caused b. the expals
sion ffom France II Monsigulog Mon,
taguiul the popss representative 10
fmncs.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-13
EAST SIDE RIOT
Negroes on East Illinois Ave
nue. Have a Lively Alter
cation

A smaiislaua and exciting fiat &C.
caned yesterday afternoon Al about
9 o'clock en- tie east side III frout Of
a place run Is Ed MURRAY calorod.
TIE participants aare atl negroes
TIE asa started S ihe RESULT ~
wrestling mattel. aeeouilae o. some Of
TIE h3sfsnden betseen Frank Ruf.
augiou and q negFo named Qo6blef
naHluglou PCT bebbltF down and
eheu tae latter got 0phe kicked Buf.
daeion
medlatrlt There sas a fight,
whieh was Joined bg everybody with.
Ia range Stones sticks ard bottles
were soon flying thru TIE air q few
knives were used and there Nas q
general good time participated n BY
q dozen or more negroes including
several women from s house close by.
a bR crowd collected bl The time
Marsha Kideuhogr and Night Nar.
sial Rrtt arr yed and began making
arrests They tool fogr 81 the be.
groes lnto custody huntingdon Cob
bier Murray and @ woman named
Ollie
Al had their clothes WdY tom
Murray sas cuf on the hand s. the
woman ollie be claims and Bumng.
TONS head was eat an gave bond f0f
u5sif appearances before MAYOR Sham
han thsmofniHe
This morning the iou r'prts
namedt together witb Link Allen
appeared before MAYOR Shanatan
pleaded guilty % creating q disturb.
anei and Wefe fined fl0a0 each
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-13

The county division adatcatez
whose plans sru ia ace8fd with tbf
slate 0f tlie map makefs have form.
ed fsu uQmpact organization. sith
tbe afeWed intention q goiug aftef
tho political walps ~ the msn vito
are 0ppmlug thelf plans 81 tals time
Thes have ESPECIALLY singled out fel
Slaughter + 2. Core ~ Lzwton. can.
dldAie for Emitted States senator ah0
i acflselY opposing the division q
eomaueiic county. and promise %
knife him good aad hard a. the CON.
lng primaries
Gore lined % against him all TIE
elements of tho Democracy who wers
opposlag TIE Haskell.Mnffay nanilns.
shsn Ie asslsed tHat combinzIlou 4
organize the constitutional conven.
ton, NoN be i gaining the opposl.
tlon pf its friends hscauss lie refuses
70 agfee 20 is county division plans.
let et~een the two elements. it looks IS
tho Cores political aspirations might
as vel - lad aNay Va molhhalls 81
otsce
Another man whom TIE county 81.
gisionisfs are after Is ". A. Iedt@t-
ter Of Ardmufe, wto wants 70 b. one
u the Justices Of TIE supreme court
after statehood Lednetter bas Kept
very Ill IN regard q county matters
- fAf - the general public Is con.
esmed but tie dlFlsionlsss vho are
keepiug very eioua tab "a the matter.
aY that no IS "agin" them, ard that
they wiil Or hlm wien lie GENES up
for political pfefefments
Tbs county boundaries committee
.of the constitutional convention has
now adopted grand lury methods 10
dealing with tie delegates vie
cone before it Ne one IS admitted
except tie delegations shlch are 10
present arguments f0f BE against the
division n certain county ThsY
present their Arguments and are then
excused TileFe Is 10 discussion a..
lowed even among the mcmben u
tie COMMITTEES. the reason presumably
being that anything 81 tie kind
might posslblg cause some - the
members % saver m their allegiance
to the slate already pfepAred ard
shich tie convention leaders saY must
- put thru regardless Of the wishes
of tho people IN the counties affected
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-13

Listed Tor sale preember %, lan
bids 70 ha opened February S 1907
M 3 Allotment q Annie Tumb
Der. deceased Sanh Dyer aud husband.
petitioners
W8ofNE and q Of Nj / o.
NV the 81 Il NV ard n of
Wv o. So Of Sect lon Dc, Township
2 South Range 4 Fast and tie + 3
% NJ ana the \ of NEl OF 81 /.
ana the " ol the NE atNW 1 Of
Section 80 and tie 3 IS sW / of sE
{ of section -, TovHship . South,
Range n East, and the West 2a1
acres of Lot 4. aud the West - 81
acres q Lof2 iu Section n, Township
2 South Hanre q East containing
$40 s. acres
All bids must be accompanied b a
dniy eer,if q check % some sol.eat
hauk. payahle 20 the commissioner II
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-13

Indian a1alu Or % psf ceut of the
amount % fhs hld
AL uds slsoud bo deposited Will
tie nltoa States lnd.aa arsnt n.
ion agency Muskogee indian Terrific
81, aud enclosed n a @pmte sealed
enFc.op lpu Uheh masi be Nr.iteu
500 fot Inherited Indian Lands
and tile date tiit btd S % be 9peuei
The envelope musf nol discuse dos
cuptlun u the land
Az. information pertaining g heir.
ship and pfo0i iauisfea hY petition
ers Is 90 ils a. tie Union Aeency aud
may b exam ned ~ ans prospective
bidder
Until further uafice anclsl lists q
Greek lands. Nill e advertised ln tire
auskogee plloent Cherokee lands ln
TIE Vinita Chieffain cboctaw
lands 10 TIE. Evening Ssss NeAloslef
aud Ciickasas lands n The Chleka-
STA Express
Further Information and copies q
the Regulations governing these aIes
siil he'snt apou application
nsNA II KELsEE
United States Indian Agent Union
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-13
HIS UNCLE
AN ATTORNEY

Great BEND Kan aec % TIE
man ah0 "a saturday surrendered -.
tef rubb.nF s bank here an1 aho YES.
tsrIag confessed that its name is 3
S kearns q Chicago, Nhefe pc has
worked hoth 81 1r3 goods clerk ard
newspaper man. said toiay taat he
would make 60 sworn statement until
Hs uncle a South Beni Ind attof
uag afrtes hsrr la defaui hm
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-13
FREEDMEN
CONVENTION

The Cherokee freedmen mst 10 con.
vention saturday st Hayden % cou.
slider citizenship matters Tie com
tract 50 Il Il Kerns 81 s. Louis aas
accepted bg unanimous vote The
finance committee consists Of TIE fol
lowing J 4 Wilson q Leuapah.
MA Sarrel u Ntnta George Free.
man of Hayden and square Ward q
Winner Another meeting will be
held oa hlg creek THURSDAY pecen.
har l8
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-13

Those who saw the hght say that
Reeves vas apparently dfunk, and hGs.
gan taltlag the negro about an Old
settlement Fihsily the lght Dsgan.
aad one 81 lie frsi blows stuck -
the negro 4 ea Reeves, The latter
was a farm., bout 20 yeas old. we'll
known thru0ut this section lie
leaves a family
Smith Is also farmer living ou
Rock creek lie IS about 50 years old.
and las a family Tie las always
hofnf q good reputation, tof man of
his race
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-13
INHERITED LANDS
Listed for Sale With the In
dian Agent at the Union
Agency, Muskogee

Notice IS hereby giFon tlaf tie f1l
owing desefihed Z acis - land allotted
% deceased citlsehs q The Five civil
ised Tribes have been listed ~ ais
by their heirs ard sealed BIDS elI. d,
received therefor az thls agency ou
each separate allotment q land dc
scribei u % oeiaek & 81 d sfe
date when said BIDS a-e 81 be opeued
a. Indicated bei8s
CnEKA NkTaaN.
Listed for sac necemlef lo lao5,
bids q he oponed February s lp05
Ne i0 Ailptmeut q Cooper Ter.
flsaw deceased larneg ncffiav SIS.
~ Barnetfe and husband petitioners
Sw oi section So Township lg y.
Rge loE lH0 acres
No. a. Allotment q selen Chack.
ley deceaset James Haslaf Chucsiey
and slie, petitlousus
NV of Section q TNp TN hgs
f6 Fast tm acres
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-13
KILLED BY A BLOW
FROM MANS FIST
AID Reeves. an Adair Farmer, Met Trag-
&c End Today in Fight With
Negro

Ad4lr Okla Dec iI~Ad Reeves. =
wiate man, vas killed here this after.
uoon in street eight 10 front of , r.
MafFeus Store b. Hardy smith. =
negfo. smith struck Reeves 4 blow
with his hst which landed on his
necs breaking IL and Killing him 10.
stantly
TIE nghi uccafFed ln full view Of a
dozen of more witnesses Smith made
no effort e. oscape, and vas taken in
custody and carried 10 Pryor Greek
where De was affsiguel before Cuu
missioner klfkpaIlck
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-13
NOMINATIONS
TO SENATE

Washington Dec ~ The folloi
ing nominations we're sent 10 Il
senate Ambassador ExtraoFdlp
and plenlpotentiafg, Henry N
Rhode Island, 10 France; Nlng
Grlscom, Pennsylvania, tD<Braaili
y Riddle Minister to- minister {
b Dudley CalifoVcky 70 Peru.
Envoy extn0FdD
Pen Leslie Uouxs the ras mains Is
xaly To-Day Illinois
The sXp THE ditch dieEsm
psocseraplalg than the pipe.iay
e hXsxsrtheIess Il Nill uot be long
Zbs ssfe Is completed
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-13
FIGHT BEGUN
BY STANDARD

Chicago. Dee. 10 The aght q The
standard OIL company q Indiana
against fbe ten indictments on 40.
gust - commenced here today Tie
proceedings today we're based on TIE
oompanYs demurrer TIE company
contends that Section ta ~ TIE rate
IaV past By congress on June - re.
psais Ito Eikins las. under which
tae government Is bringing tie pre-.
sent action, ana that the indictments
arr not sufficiently specific
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-13

Guthrie Zee II Twenty delegates
engaged 10 hot aehate today which
wAs still unfinished ,..san the se~ian
adjourned. as 70 whether tie c0nstl,
tntlon should recognize God Or con.
tain the broader terms supreme
Ruler o. tie UnlYcse. Tie com.
mittee report favored the latter ard
religious tolefation
Haskell ard Murray fought for the
incorporation Of TIE name tod. iIas
keii saving. shall We declare thai
Oklahoma Is reads % take hsF stand
Neen Christianity ana tafbafism
II -, duck this proposition ara squlng
a God
Tie aftefnoou sessioH was dis-Uu.
tinueds n order g gisa tie sarloas
committees 40 opportunity 70 meet
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-13

HtAsA@E hH htfN t@HAFs&R rs ttfH AANt-
nAncss TODAY reported 3 preamble Tor
tie eonstituiioa.
Tie COMMITTEES q tie whole adopt
al an ordinance accepting the terms
81 the enabling act and embodY iug
them iu the constitution THIS is
shat " H. komegAY tried 70 get tho
convention 20 30 saturday
President Murray introduced res.
olutlon tor TIE amendment of the
United States constitution. iu order
% permit tbs Ferall of senator's hy
tie legislature Williams lntfuinred
provision providing for twD cent
fares ca an ailusis
TIE time of TIE cmseuflon fof TIE
pasf week has l.eu consumed mng
" 10 teceAine propositions and 10.
ierr.ng them % tha proper commit
tees On the saFiaee not mach prog
ress las tesn made. b.lt u course tti,
4 a0fs that has to Be- done. and lnsi
uoN most ~ ne wofs ls and nee sa.
rlly, being daue by committees
of al lhp committees tie most in.
taFrsi ~ course is csnisfsd oa the
county boundaries committee. The
COMMITTEES i nos hi almost constant
session. bat it ls difficult % know
what Is heing 5ane. iof tie reason
thai reporters arr exelndei. and the
sessions afs secret TIE county sat
lobbyists are Ia Guthrie these dAys Ia
forna hosescf. and dsspsts tia fact
thzt President Murray has - lndlg.
nantlf dsuiei tlssf AnY money Is lslng
used BY the louhy ls,s. there ara rath.
ef strong evidences fliaf there Is some
colu telnK tarnsd losse. whether oa
ths delegates o. IN other waYs
Tie adlsFeuts u the Haskell Nar.
RAJ nasriiine claim that theY wlll have
20 votes % suppou vbatetsf report
TIE eommlttee mas bring iu. and thai.
u e wsfe nccssSArY. = other votes
could ~ whipped Into fine The com.
mittee, i j. vel known. will bring in
afepoft n fsvof oi smsll counties. but
inst hos many tiisY all aaxlss Is not
kDosn. Just AZ present % IS the OKLA
homa countlrs Woods and Rooiaafd
especially, arc excited n Is proposed
q establish several counties from
these tso. and the lobbyists f5r aud
against tie change are 10 Guthrie IN
full force And considerable feeling las
bpeu manifested
TIE Indian Territory delegates
from the various congressional Dis
tficts have been trying to get together
ou tie division Il their districts ana
have, IA. the main. been successful.
Tie counties vii D. smaller than thc
present recording districts. possibly
there will - tsa nlae counties than
recording districts
There as another Indication ia
TIE convention saturday " tie Num.
berlag animmitY that Is cherished
against the United States govern.
ment W II kornssaF moved that
the eonyentlon prnceed 10 tie lncor.
poratlon into the constitution of tie
provisions oi the enabling act but his
motion wAs throsn out on a point of
order TIE objection sas raised that
tilese provisions were extremely lm.
portant, and that, once sdoped they
could not he feSeinded. The fact that
II i mandatory apon the convention
70 adopt these provisions apparently
had past from tie minds % tie dele.
yates.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-13
AN Il OUT
Z OF THE RACE

y,w York. pee. 70 The am' sefi.
,.s accident n the slS days hleicie
,see h, Madison square 9afdaa OCCUR
- ,,,ls morning. resulting 90 Tie so'-
,sas INJURY Of Hugh MeLean 9
80. -, ne partner Of ilobble Wa'tho.'f
vet tean may not be able g ride y
lie race again. iis heai w.
saa - nay have sasiainei ih'esHN
injuries
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-13
Case Continued

Chicago. Dee 70 The trial q the
packing house corporations tadlcted
faf c0usrifaeg in restraint Of trade
was lo.lag continued untf 1anulfy le.