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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-29
STATE
SOCIAL
NEWS

silverton Notes.

ehNNANou NVNtdt
F. +. wray went TO Portland satur
day.
t. 5. Lem went to Albany wcdncs.
day.
Mls, IDA Edison was in Salem last
week.
Miss Lenora Down was In Salem :ast
week.
Willie sehou was in the city last
week.
Mrs J. Z. Jerman wen, to Portland
Monday.
J. II. Mo,cr came up from Dalla,
Monday.
Frank Morley went 20 woodburu
Saturday.
Mrs John. Cavender was in Portland
last week.
Mis-, Lula Smith wa, IN Mt Angel
last week
Mrs. Eva Reese, Of salem, 6, visiting
In tho city.
Cir, Cooley was In the city satur.
day evening.
Mr.. John Hiett returned from Port,
land Tuesday.
John wolfard was a northbound pas
sengcr Monday.
J. =. Hosmcr aud wife went 10 Port.
land last week.
Miss Katherine Freeman went 10 Mt.
Angel Saturday.
Dolph Kerr made business trip 20
Albany last week.
Albert Olson made a business trip
10 Salem Tuesday.
Mrs. Lula Berhhardt was a passenger
for Salem Tuesday.
Mr.. Elmer o'Kane was In Portland
a few days last week.
Mrs, Willis Dunagan returned from
a visit az Salem Monday,
There will be a lecture given al the
opera house Monday evening,
The entire program al the entertain
ment February "a will be furnished by
the pupils,
Mrs. Tom Richardson aud children,
OF Portland, visited al the C. NJ, WFay
home last week.
The high school orchestra will fur
nish sew raj selections at the entertain
ment February "a.
The "Holy City" will be sung as a
solo BY Mr.. Dick Down al the enter
tainment February 80.
There was a social bali given al the
l.. U. o. hall Saturday evening. A
large number attended.
Mrs. Lizzie staTTet, Of Portland, who
has ben in the city for some time, re-
turned TO Portland Tuesday.
There will be a valentine social at
the Russell building Tuesday evening
February 18th. Everybody invited 20
come.
A party Of silveFton's young folks
attended the basketball game at Salem
Friday evening. The party consisted
Of the Misses Emma Hall, Jennie
Barkhurst, Pauline Mascher, Myrtle
DunneIls. Ida Edison, Virgie Maseher,
Eva Marlatt, Ona Smith.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-29
SOCIAL
EVENTS
Former salem OH weda.

AHAWNI AtAtAA VII Wfaas
Friends In this city will be pleased
b learn Of tho marriage Of Miss Helen
bsl formerly OF this city, 10 Mr.. W.
g Boatman. which took place wednos
t,y January 81, at the Presbyterian
sAsfsh IN Enterprise.
Mics Bell Il tho daughter Of Mr.. and
MA w. T. Bell, who for many years
resided here, aud who, since their TO
noyA from this city, often visited
bore he guest Of her aunt, Mrs, Geo
BaFssit Miss Bell Is very popular
With her friends AZ Enterprise and in
this city, who join In congratulations.
No. Boayman Is deputy county clerk Of
wallowa county, aud formerly resided
ID Polk county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-29
susan is stin. in the Ring.

AHent the suffrage eampaingn. su-
1a b, AnthOny has just donated one
l1HdFed dollars from her personal
fands 20 help ON the good work in Ore
goa The suffrage association, by the
say, is working as il never worked
sefoFe. And yet It is hardly pFOba'
es they viii win at the county elee-
li0a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-29
STATE NEWS

A rich lead mine has been discovered
in Coos county.
Typhoid fever is becoming a menace
in Eugene. All the doctors are issu-
ing orders 10 clean up yards ana "a'en
the food supplies.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-29
Spoiled Her Bsau,y.

Harriet Howard, Of W. sith street,
New York, a. ono time bad her beauty
spoiled with skin trouble. She writcsi
81 had salt rhoum or ocEoma for years,
but nothing would cure Il, untll used
Bueklon' . Arnica salvt." " A quick and
sure healer for cuts, burns and sores.
a5e Al J. c. Perry's drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-29
Tho Now Edison Theatre

WIN DO closed until Thursday even.
lag, when the bin will Include some
new and up.to-date speelalties. Tho
bin will DO mentioned later.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-29
A FAMILY

VI Gteen afranges with the Niece OF DI, 10
lre lo handle her famous Uncle's SreA'
4aroa1 and Lung Cure.
SIhe best family safeguard is a reliable
Aouss hold medicine that will cure Group,
soushs. colds, chilly sensations, running
W ana nose, sore throat and bronchial
-ueenons-that will keep the children
.ool against all contagious diseases.
Sonch medicine is B0schee's German
ssyIup' which has a record Of IS years m
s.s cure OF consumption, catarTh and all
,r-lg and bronchial troubles.
NIhe fame Of German Syrup as a con
C.upuye cure, since its purchase by Or.
ppieen from the niece Of the famous Ir.
sSAeel has EXTENDED TO al parts OF the
s-51h' S-,1h' Il has big sales everywhere. 20
I'VE sizes. 25c and 75c. All druggists.
sold in Salem BY s. @. Stone.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22
DUNKLE WILL Be
PRESIDING ELDER

The Indian Mission. now Oklahoma.
conference. of the Methodist church.
solth. adjourned yesterday after the
appointment fat ,sse ensuing year had
been made. L sill be matter Of re-
gret 70 tie Methodlsts Of vlnlta. and
NOT them alone. but all who kues
hlm here, that Rev. VI r. Dunkle
sIll not return 20 tnls estg as pastor
u the church here. iIs has been
made presiding elder Of the Muskogee
district. and viii leave soon 70 take
charge af his work there.
TIE follosink are the apl olntments
FOR the Cherokee district
Presiding eide s. Mcdonald.
AdAlF circuit Z &. toues.
Alton and Miami " & Morris.
Bluelacket circuit, J y. Edwartis
Chelsea. 4 A. Crosby
Claremore A. n. brennan and A. n.
Fuller
ChappelI circuit II. h scFuggs
Choteau and Inoia, J " Oliver.
FalFiand and Wyandotte, 0eonss
II ByeN.
Grove circuit, q l. Grimes
Stillwafer circuit W q savage.
peggs circuit, J n. Calbert
Csntralia elfcuIt A. 3 Lameneon
Pryor Greek station. " Y Wick
SpaxinAw circuit, ". NJ. Leather.
uoOd
TahleQaah station. J. H. CLARK.
ylnita station. ". s. = Mccullough
Westsille circuit. ]. A. Grimes {
Wslch eircult, Edgar L. Young
Student ia Vanderbilt University,
George Stevenson.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22
INHERITED LANDS
Listed for Sale With the IN
dian Agent al the Union
Agency, MuskOgee

Notice is hereby given that The fol.
lowing described tracts of land allotted
70 deceased citizens of the Five Civil.
iled Tribes have been listed fur sals
by their heirs and sealed bids wtll he
received therefor at this agency GA
each separate allotment of land de.
scribed up 20 ? O'Clock p m Of the
date when said bids ase 70 be opened.
as indicated below
cREEK NATION.
Listed for sale November ~, iaN.
bids 60 he opened January =, t@7
No. 9. Allotment Of Joe Barnest,
deceased. James Bafnetts aud wife.
petitioners
wtot 5 Wa and S W 4ofs "
L n of 5 W ef SEC 3e, Twp IS
~, Rye, IS Il 80 acres
No. 10 Allotment o. VIM. Harris.
son, deceased; Eli Harrison and wife
petitioners
SEtof Sec. "a, 7. lsN., Rgs. Is "
LEO &C :.
An bids must be accompanied BY a
dnly certified check on some solvent
bank, payable to the commissioner of
Indian aifain< for - pei cent of the
amount % the bid
al bids should be deposited with
the United states Indian agent un-
ION agency, Mlskogee, Indian Terrific.
rs, aud enclosed Ia a separate sealed
envelope apon which must be written
ABid for luheflted Indian Lands,
and ths date che hid Is 70 b opened
The envelope must not disclose des.
cription of the and
an Information pertaining e heir
ship and proof furnished bY petition.
ers IS on die At the uoiou Agency and
mas be examined by any prospective
bidder
unth further notice, Official lists u
Cresk lands viii hs advertised Ia tils
MassoKce Phoenix, Cherokee lands ln
The NnttA Chieitaln. ChoctaW
lands nslhs Eyehiug. News MeAlesfer
and ChIesasae lands a the Chicsa.
STA Express
fnFther iniogmaiiga aud copies of
the regulations governing these sales
vii be sent upon application
DANA II. KEisKY,
United States Indian Agent tuion
Agency
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22
A BIG CROWD
WAS PRESENT

kansas Citg. NOV - When tiss
Trans Mississippi Commercial cnn.
gFesss eouxenssd in rs seventeenth
annual session. met here this morning
n Convention haIl. that sass audltorl.
um was cfowded with delegates. .guesis )
and spect4ion. The attendance ex,
eeesissi ghag q any previous rear
TIE hall was eiAlofateiY decorated
With the flags Of ths i've Latin Amer.
lean countries ul.uSe Representatives
are % address the Convention tonight.
But dominating al. was toe stars
and stripes
Tie congress sascalied 70 order b.
J. =. Case Of Abilene. kan. ; mem
Der u the executive committee The
usleomlug addresses wefe delivered
hl senators sfens and Warner and
GosefnoF Folk Il Missouri. Gos.
efnof floeh q Kansas. Gosefno
Nicsey ef Nebraska ard Governor
Ffantf of Oklahoma David f Fran.
els delivered Tie Aunaa address Ia
the morning
Al TIE aftsrooou session, Il u. Loy-
elI d san Frari.so thanked tie
country ~ large far s:.e AID rendered
tie earthquake sufferers = II Haf-
rlmAn president 0f the Union and
southern Pacific railways Is down fof
sn informal talk, and = 4 Thufbsf
II Nss Y0fk villsps4k 0n Socialism.
Tonight Secretary of state Ellhu
Root and ths ministers from Bolivia.
Peru. Colombia. nFazlI AID Chile ulll
talk ou trades relations
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22
ORGANIZATION
is BEATEN
sTciato0asflaln

special q ChieftAin
Guthrie. Okla, Soy - Tie e0n.
stignf snHai eonSsntien for 0klahoma
eas called soeeihsf thl. afternoon bs.
foFs : pscksd iioess. TIE slats ~.
lecied Il ths nsmocratlc caucus ~a,
put thru ~sitnot nppasltlon. ths fal.
loesas officers being elected " II.
heffaY q Tisl,omlngo. president.
Peter Haumly Of heAlestsf. eset
president, John Young q iavfuu,
chief oleFk n 3 DanHL an Indian,
81 nufant. ssfgeaut e kfms raf
0ateN assistant sergeant ~ afais.
Re-. Naylot elAplsln
The Oklahoma nsmocmticorsAnisa.
ton that had charge oi the resent
election as turned dosu good ADD
hAfi ia tie afsf shBs ~ strength Ia
tie nemoemtic caucus a Gnthfis
lasl night william II. Murray o. Tis.
homiBko received q votes q . foi
Peter flaufaty William &. Hughes
- Oklahoma CitY, seeing that there
vas 10 chance fot nls nomination.
uflhdfeN during the aftsfuuon ADD
threw his strength - HanatY.
Muffay's candidacy has teen pushed
principally b. G \. uassell and tie
others 81 tlle ED SsquogAh crowd.
Murray : triumph means that Has.
sell siil hs chairman q the canstltu.
ton COMMITTEES and wiil practically
dictate TIE mailing q the cansfitu.
tleu. hurF4y Is D. fean Old. 3 native
q Texas. an old newspaper man. For
the lAst seven tears BE has pfaeiloed
las, managed the campaign of Cover.
nor Johnston d tie Chlekasas. and
dabhisd 10 aFflcultufe sufficiently 70
secure the sotriquct Or Alfalfa Blll. -
lie Is an lnlefmarfied Chickasav.
reter ilAnnty Of AeAlester Is pre-.
siglsnt Of The federation q labor
Ia the new state lie stAnda
high Ia labor elfcles fIAnfaty was
chosen xics president Of the o0avsn.
tlou, and John Yodng % Lawtun ohlel
clefk.
In a speech NJ Hanraty ald.
"lf ths Democratic party fails q
keep Is campaign promisss to tie
people tins STATE ell 50 Republican.
II my osu district thsfs vas 4 Re.
publican majority of not less than zoo.
but the people voted for me bseauss
they believed would Do foF them
what ! promised =
some q the delegates regarded
lianfatys speech as : threat q organ.
lzsd labor 70 the Democratic party. 4
numbef Of TN latof delegates sefs
not pleased viii the outcome Of tls
neht for tie presidency, - they failed
70 ket the recognition thor wished
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22
THE CANvASSERS
Net Yesterday IN Muskosse
and Completed the Count
OF Votes.

Tie dlslfietlng AMI eAaxa1lns bard
met yesterday 10 huskoses and com.
pisled Tie 5afslal count of ths sots IN
tie recent slscfien. In fouf distrlets
q, n g and y. the boAni had nsf
csftleed . TIE election q a candidate.
A. result Of yesterdays msetlnF.
however TIE iollosing delegaies wsge
Kisen certificates of election.
e. } Il. \ cobb. sApulpa. Repub.
llcan
y james 4. Harris wago1sr, Re.
publican
e r . Messenger noldsnsllIs.
npmocmf
ss James l. Wood. Democrat
Thsfe vii - 8 contest IN the can.
sention over ths seating of James A.
Harris 0f MAgonsf Its nenoomtlo
opponent claims tliat numb<f q
fraudulent votes ssrs east fof Harris
sufficient % have elected ths Tlemo-
craI The eouut msde yesterday b.
the board sl.1ued tliat Harris uaa
slseied en- the face u the returns.
and - he taard has 10 authority 10
decide contests. tbs matter vill bs
taken txiofe the constitutional eon.
senfieu
TIE total vote as reported 10 TIE
bard yesterday is el.o19. F0fty.uine
precincts are missing. and these. II
uhsl average Wlth tie precincts 70.
ported, liz Foies would make 60 Cd.
ditlonal vote q e.esa or : total vote
fof the Iudlan Territory Of l0l. 80.
This = slightly ia excess Of The total
vote Ia Oklahoma.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22
Commercial Club Banquet

Kansas cltg. Sov. ~ Guests 20 tie
Commercial club hanaust tonight and
guests and delegates 70 tie Trans.
Mississippi Commercial congress.
whlch I'll meet THURSDAY q annual
convection. poured into Kansas CitY
today from Al directions
Secretary neol arrived from Ohieazu
ehlle from s.. Louis there arrived
DaxldfR. FrancIa heading : large
slslekaiIoa q hlaaonfIaue And escoft.
IN - ministers q Bolivia. Peru aad
colombla. and TIE United STATES
minister q colonbD, Iohn nasssts
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22
AN ATTACK
THAT FAILED

wafsAw. Nov. ia terrorist at.
tack vas made On the street thla
morning on the collector Of tie gov.
ernment alcohol stores who vas be.
ln0 escorted by two soldiers. The
tsrroglsia killed one soldier, wounded
The collector, and asltsd = hAg coo.
tanning ei.00 TIE fens ming soldier
fired, killing one pasaefhs nd wuuud.
lug aaotheF, wheFeap.a s.se tsrFofisis
dropped the hag and led. making
good thetr escaps.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22
ORDER FROM
SPECIAL AGENT

William = Joluson. special agent
Tor TIE enforcement Of the pr0hiblle-
y AS Ia the Indian Territory. thrss
a bomb lato the camp ol sellers of -,
called soft drinks yesterday by rlls
issuance from his onlce Ia Nuskoges
Of tie following letter addressed. Tc
al Dealers "a beverages IN the Indlaa
'nultofys
Permit me call Youf attention te
section of.the act Il congress ap-
pfosed March /, isa5. Which reads a.
follows
That auy person. shether 81 In.
dian % 0theFNise. eio shall ia sad
territory manufacture. sell give awaY.
o. "a anf manner O. % sug means
furnish ta anyone either ZOE himself
of another. ans vineas. mat uf Ter.
meuted liquors. uf auY other intuxi.
ealing drinks of ans kind Whatsoever
ssethef medl afed % not % sho
shall cafff Or in AIS manaeF 4ase
carried into sald fefFlfoFY ans such
liquors uf drinks ~ eho shaii = ln.
t. estad Ia sHeh Htaunfaci ufs. sale.
giving aeay. furnishing q anyeus.
of eAffgiuE uita sAid territory Ang
such liquors or drinks stall. upan
conviction thtfesf - punished by
aue not exceed sa ard b impTisoa.
menl faf uof les Than ole month nor
more than fve Yean
sfher Is hos a large amount of ~.
Legged soft drinks u luw grade been
hsing sold in tie Indian Terrific
.. have submitted samples q all
These brewery products % 3 chemist
and also 70 s tAeierlolosisf of ~.
Questioned standing tof analysis 70
asceftaln shetieF thsF sefe flnous
ieFmsnled of Intoxicating The r.
suits Of thess analyses have submit.
Ted 70 each ef tie f0af United States
district attorneys o. the Indian Ter.
rltorI, Zach of these officials DE-
clAFes IN the most positive manner
thai each q thess brewery products
nos being sold within ths In5lan
Territory Is prohibited b. TIE statute
above quoted. aud that tie sellers
thereof are subIect % TIE ines and
impFisonmsnfs mention 10 the sane
section.
III therefore becomes ny dulY "a
selrs and ceslrcy summarily all of
these brewery products described
above found IL TIE Indian TERRITORY.
and 70 prosecute ell concerned IA the
introduction Or IN tie selling. and an
persons interested ln such 'manafaet-
tufe, sale Or giving AWAY
"aY duties uill laks ne oat of the
territory foF few days sufielsnt FOR
wonders Of thass Liquors 70 dispose Of
their sfeeka
Il hsfebY give notice thai lmmadi
atslY upon NJ return ! shall proceed
q selse and destroy eli such liquors
found n the Indian Territory er
being shipped to polnts IN Iadlan Ter.
fiiofg shsll pfueesd plfh n4 dutY
"a this fezpsel immediately upon my
fafuFn without anF fuflHeF notice a
aaFoae Elan i herein ranlhineal
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22
BROUGHT IN
GOOD WELL

G. s. Avefl, secretary Of ths pm.
lips cil 4 Gas company. & l0cal cor.
poatiou. .says thlsiueathst doesn't gs.
pres The stockholders Of his company
Ia ihe least Nj AvsFy this morning
less receiFed uord from i1r. wsbsr.
vice president Of tia company, thai
PHILLIPS sell 30 On the Fgans Phil
lips allotment has heen brought Ia for
20 barrels = dAF. Among the lucky
stockholders are AsssFs. Pryor Farley.
9 y ffayeh Dr. G. y. Day. John
Thomasou. G. G Roberts. 4. =. Nc.
Splsiden. pf A. v. Foreman. ". r.
Phillips md Ms nafker.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22

We haze secured tls agency for OIL.
10 Laxative Fruit syrup. lha new
laxative tlnlf makes Ihe liver lively.
pnfIdea llia breath. cafas llaadaflle
ard regulates une dlgeellse uTGana
Cures chronic constipation Ask nz
sIoat t. 4. 2 Ovens
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22

Many men ard .somen catch colds
s1 dances which terminate ii pneu-
monaa and consumption After ex-
gosuFa. II NoleYs Honey aud 1pf i
taken & wili break up cold and 20
serious results need 10 feared. Re
fnss ang buE fhs genuine IN : yellow
package. A. Y. Ouens.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22

K.'zs qalzklT and pealllsnlg cured
W IT sIIeoH'z Maale Ointment
~ ~ pIIaa alone and Il does
-. zI=I Na6 aiIh satisfaction
tE.sl HIAa prot fafline nf hIInlI
'zIzt - 81 1z4zIs hs lla ~
A#EHs nIN#0# Hs## 50 = ss.sss
Sold y neIIefaz. .sz es''s*
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22

~ 10 ons Is immune. aeefY person
should remember that Folers Kianeg
Iufe vii cure any case af kidney a.
bladder trouhIe that i not beyond
- Feaeh Of kaeaieina A. ?. oWens
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22

A sur stomach. 4 TAD breath. =
pasty compleslon And other cunseauen.
nes d 3 disnfdefsd digestion ase
quleAIg removed - he nse - nlnase
Dyspepsia faHleiH Tno dafa f3fzf
n'set re. Sold b 4 Z 0eens 30
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-15
SCiLDEO TO DEATH
on BOURNE'S YACHT
Steam Pipe Explodes on Colonia
While Lying in Oyster
Bay Cove.

NEW YORK octooer IA steam pipe
exploded to-day on the steam yacht c.-
l'HiA. owned or Frederick G. BOURNE. far
mer commodore of The New vori- ,...a.
'ian. as she hy ln Oyster Paw c.ta
Five men aboard the yacht were fr.eht-
fully s-Ldcd by escaping steam. ana thre.
died soon after being taken to Nass.,
Hospital. Miucoh T.. THE .tra~ tv.,
wii survive 80 was said at ta. hospital
tonight She dead arc Albert r Hlr
fireman. Edward MrGeutr -tl<er. I.n1.
Sout1ard fireman. The uI4r.i are John
Leonard. engineer. James O"fIar4. ~.,ker
Tho Coionia. the New York Yacht
Clubs flagship last wear SIS one az tra
finest yachts IN the clubs aeet sh.
dropped anchor in Oyster uav -.re ttfs
morning and Commodore Holrr. Dads.
wife and taeir GUESTS landed Th. rN-
plosion occurred iust ae fh. rnlnr.. was
about to go olt ~ commission s.r the
season. Commodore Hnlrn. had ordered
Leonard 90 take tNe tcs-e. fo Newport
and lay her ~ for the winter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-15
.HbzIHG A2AIB APPEARS
At ANNAP Oils AGbDEMY
New Case Discovered. Notwith-
standing Severe Lessons Re
Gently Taught.

ANNAPOLIS October 14-Notwith-
standing che severe lessons taught the
i.iashtpmen fv the court -rnartials and
d. SIM. ssaIs of iast spring. hazing has again
rppo1red az f.- Naval Academy So far
the recurrenc. of tho practice seems 20 be
am isolated ease
Third-ciassmar r. p. Cutler. Jr. whose
bone IS in Calais. Ohio. has been called
apon hy Super ltendent Sands 10 answer
the charge OF "assuminR unwarranted ana
unauthorized authority over q lower class
man In such way AS to humIiate and
embarrass" Fourth-ciassman Godfrey n
C'hevauer. ~ Medford Mass.
The ;nc'doat was brought out h, tho
Investigations " the board OF ofpoers
which regularly questions fourth class
men as 70 whether they have been hazad
or know ~ ans hazing. Admiral eards
ordered an lavostigauon and served no
tice on Guucr that he must file am an
swer IN writing This answer will to
placed in tha admirars hands Monde
morning and he viii act upon n
Guuer. A. IS understood went ~ Cho,,
alters room and aeked the fourtb -class-
man his name Upon being told bo in
timated that p was too big a rnouthr,,i
and said "i.-cffter YOU VIII be }fnou,r
ee " -..'1r tho fourth classnan a
.I'v nickname
Admiral -se upon learning ~ the
case 80 once riered that Midshinna,
Guuers name be read out" at forlna-
tom
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-15

BUILDINGS BURNED DOWN
Violent Demonstrations at Long
champs Culminate in Riots.
Piliage and Incendiarisn.

N'>l'' ''"'' "'re "-'c v'"-
lent pi lc demonstrations 90 'h@ Long
champs race-course this afternoon m
.,-sa,,.,or,.. 80 ., ..,...t-s...-
h tne tie' "AHa-caI. The trouble cul-
minated in riots. ullaee and irrcnliar-
!sm Many persons were arrested
Tho ,.-,o~a,., ,..,,,,-.s..,
ana The nrs' TWO passed or without
incident. There were h'nc starters
in thc free handicap. the next owen.
and fo-~ trci.lI,., -,e ,,,.>-t..
.' '' '.' i"'7t anna tefriHc upfnar
a ,n'e'e outsider won. The public
Immediately became enraeed. hrok. down
th. barriers. and invaded tso ,,-,.1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-15
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIls
GANPEO ON RACE TRACK
Question Of Excluding Liquor
Dealers From Organization
to Be Considered.

NEW ORLEANS. October u .ho,.
100 Knights Of Pythias are tonight
canped out n tents on the city Park
race-course. where Tomorrow viii begin
the biennial encampment ana convention
OF the knights or Pytbias. Additional
camps due 90 arrive tomorrow ARC ex-
pectcd 90 raise the population of IN.
tented city go about 500. Th. cnco,r,,
ment VIII formally open Monday after
noon. with Arthur j. Stobhart. major
general. Uniform Rank. in command
Tn She important business 20 Doe trans
acted by the supreme council during the
convention is action ou petition +o
exclude liquor dealers and hotcl-'.,4ner,
who run bars in connection with their
hotels from membership in pytni,n or
ganizations. The encampmept VIII end
next Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-15
.BaLL00NS RACING
FOR KiISER'S CUP
STEADY BREEZE BLOWING



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