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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
GOLD RRocKKpa or pKAIS m
MfNTED nY MKxLcANs
Southern Republic Ia This Manner
Puts Large Amount 81 Currency
10 cireulation Monetary
Standard u nc6n.


NiaF ot Msklea...i y = announces y
ts' sstfitistHi tNstaise ana entfshff
.esiasssiea g fhaffe e re alefittaIl
ii+lh ass'an faat q The F89Nee.aaN
''F'A8A1'AN tAM faNAAa1thN faAH asla
~ thH faalkAAsfsaA teA9eNN hHA aaer
s e fafistH aslfs Aace tae
-
iaH
e
fase
aAa
f8 ts a4
81 f#ir pfatf aH4 H HN
fQAn8s tisfsnf g tae a@rtH
iA Iai4 - tHeW u tHaaH m m
Nf# tefk e. the esao mNa
American Kei4 revived hf tae w
mission 20 e aaie has hHfn plaraa af
Pc dispositian = hana fefusas
lsAl e. alresfor q iae minf g p e
ninfea and 'fhn FaFmfd iaia MexieaH
y and fia kela epins in eaafefmitF
sith fse nes menriaf4 syefem -
fie~ q ne capacity sad r'sui at ne
mint q = estimated Ia Ores 60 feaf
months sia - rsqplrt "a aemHif'f
ne fecainafV Mhieh All ha lsAaed z,
ne canmisstqn ss efriaia ameanif e.
eoiue available from tnf % emt
Thif titss 5ta q American noin e.
- e1fhsnfe rriee q Haa efesanf
IgAk8 40 Sc % hs neu Mtfiesa taat
~ euffrneY and Feqrfseata fhai mest
Her'ean standard cold farfrrsg which
siii come into rifeulatlsa Wthr ne
seat fegf maaths e most
ln the meantime tAs commission
Nil leave tee hsiauee q 30 Eaia efa
iarst ~ ths HAis ef Eao p8a silver
foi.ars viih thsF tanket la i.oHaat
sna Nes fofk where { VII e carr
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
BIG FIRE IN
KANSAS CITY
Damage Estimated II Over
Half HiIlion Dollars.


Associated fnsss
kan@s CiH tsa 9 A REVISED -
innate IL leassa IL asf nights hfe
places tl,e fatal damage ~ slightly.
over nAif mlilion dollars aua unaf-
aucc af two.tblHis o. that smouui
Property damaged And iest feyul -
eaplgt lalf af sile blark uu tbe sesf
side q wanai sffesi tsiaeeA Ninth
and Tenth stftsfs
Fire vas p.snsa un.isF csutrol 81
D. e'elnes uia mofnlne soms 81
tl# NaflUnai llHnN ~ Ceumrfee wvfs
tamaEst sna rHiefrt temporarily
aalnhahtah.e
Ue fsnlfs containing Tires mlr
an dollars aHa iana feaafds asfe naf
damaged 1lig bank shica s
safsosf financial sasination iu tAe
elif a0snsd faf business tslaY So
tsmpoAfy luauea
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
REVOLTIONISTS
TAKE FACTORY
Kill Eight Dragons and Six
Stablemen

As afsl Press
latcua RasA Jan Fl,e thtu.
alaI armed wafsuea toiat invaded
aHffa ssIan - ne rmseiuat
gattef facia8 nero.Huonia Yea
tak.us faeior munIerel eight Ora
s and sis sfatsasn and wound
rt even utien.
aar man managed o. ssaaps ana
gafe uhe aIafn ~ troops n tie
uiIH reiHHls lad fbf1eu
au.Ada lefrae au NAs
oaHei S fueps ga these defenecs
If Is mr.ss8ble Has - ascertain
us n4musf e med ef sounded
Otsf eoe hundred wounded hafs al.
reads bH CARRIED Is hospitals
soldiers atse almost mlne sitb
Ns after fsruHa deut eofsuca
surrender ana delivered up ffelg
tta8f aleu,
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
SELLS ANCIENT COIN BIG OIL INCREASE.
KANSAS CONSUMPTION LAnoKn
THAN RvHR
Five Companies Are New IA Tie Ficla
and -Four Plants Ilnildlng-ovsf-
ooua Obstacles tntsfposee ~
the Standard Company

sryvaie, Kan. "a year aga there
sas 0na Independent all gtanefy Ia
kansas AZ ffamtnfdl wHh a daiiv es
pafiiy 81 .aa bsffsls 81 sfade al Ns#
thafa ara hea lnaensnaeat raaaegis IA
operation ard fsaf tullalne ena 81
tasm aa atasIs Hul hff nat aaaraiieaa
Nllts he1a 81 8sf Anafaaf N2H
an re a.taf s.i ID 1s0aAfl aa4
e mhssf
81
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=. fe.s
Msa 49, lsss
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neaes 81 fafaef - fhe ia.isa. asanf
aasrs Il esreaa gHI sxreel 4 soa
aa~ffie s 8sr
Thia anma te sssere n 80 eehs
81 fhss fsfss faes4a aa8 reHn..ra 81 EaN
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.nsepseaer, Heafiae peafi, a miillan
4.,ss,. go $. reeaeri,. 49, butIa
~ wni 80 anotbsr mii8aa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
A GOVERNMENT Blue BOOK


NssAtHeiaH The amaal register n
tha taHe5 States he nHe Hoat
etloh abaaf te I.s8 rtfss He
spHuHaHan 81 the emnofsa In the ait
fsmnt departments taH FefH
rnlH# 0ne aH4 the ameH 30 Iha
District 40 Columbia shaans total
q ettsf persons b the sertEe Iu tse
en of Washington receiving al aR
Efsaa nm uaa.ian q tfs#
Eht Ntlof a afaatt8 81 nI
hw Department q ias rea
afY eaHi uar fsI at aIg 8
amco aiog navy 1s interior fa
agriculture aa eammaHr aud aheH
at enuHnm printing aHcr {
s8 government te 3sfr
Columbia H
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
RODRIGUEZ
is KILLED
In BIO Battle Near Puerto Pla-
Ia and Ms Army Defeated.


Associated Press
0ape tlafilen iiafgi ian Gen.
efA4 ntaaifiu ls0AfNufi commanding
ue ffpopa " TIE fagltlfe President
Morales. las aean atiaekei and de-
fssfri outside q Puerto Plata santo
p8mm b1 carefss eaukon con.
manAei BY General Crapesics The
agaiiae nsA sfHhlafa ana mlnY msh
wefs kiiIs1u uoanlei on both sides
Among lbc kaei sas General Rodfl.
Ha
Mfm raeHo r.ats ase al.
u doertea 8Nnes I. ara stand.
NHl n1nnesu etiir ufo lad
l,ten auilcftt m Morales muf ~
mtan Dc Hf ilihlas tfe aallHg
af Monte Cus' we nv ffen Puerto
Plata
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
TRIED TO BURN A
TENEMENT HOUSE


Associated Ffe~
Nakei And insane. aamaH airrst.
- by = mar saFnlY ead aas da
tested Applfiis > totcll tatis ladssf
af &c a0fg tenement e a
Eldfidea Nfesi ateat aaYbva2 tuia5
The strange psifaai ~isn Z yefei
hut tie woman Nss captured AID
aud taaen g lslIefug hasplta ne
gave her name A. Helen hf asa
IS Ola and sss covered uithffb ss
did noE disr0s maine e man n s
sspuetei fileF are counerfet sta
other nastiAtG Hfes ftM Ht Hf
saoccgd in settins ere ~ Jhc tat.t
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
STANDARD
OIL COMpAN
Hearing In the Suit Of the State
OF Missouri Against Great
Corporation Begins.

AN@lAiea #W@
Nsw iefk. 1an a hearing II
iie ee - NHseH aeslnsi sts
slanaald o HlaW asa 1s aiae
WAS aean ts
VI NJ @ s
sla d oH
uslf
Ntu N am 81 hehad
n Wm
lg ~ MN E
Eei6l IiaNaaa iaee So s nan
tasn l AnaN Nio liamp
fmnk q iafsf0a sn1 5 fafNs
hEes asksi tiaf as Testimony ~
takta ia private bot tie ftQaesi aks
refused
Afl0meY Gaasai Hadlsf of ais.
soafi. hakea iiptf0fd q ilw hfu ~
iiusd A 'fi8n Fae8 m'ih alipni ~ wAs
conuectsd IS ons time lad trcn a..
sorted by ii.s staidant oli comrsng
Cogssel ,af ihe standard ull objected
% ihM question aud instructed uit
wisssssn nos 70 answer
Tie Commissioner directed hesifarl
% reply bas tbs standard ou Com
PAN attorney ln,efposed saylhg
"Its ~ltneNa sl4al noi Anawef
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
SAYS BURTON
WILL RESIGN

Asssslatel Press
- Louis 1an United states
senator Nm = stone - ~ inter.
slss here tosiag Is quoted Is saying
have t ffom high authority that
senator burton. ~ kansAs. viii ~
slgn s saat in gbe sauAie Ills res
isnatlan ull. ie ln tlie l.auis 81 prest
deug g tha senate slleu that toty
rrcaufenes nert seuk
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
n-.Aaa-hsL -. Ine.nl.r

WORKING DIS way through WIaml unf
refsty W iiamiH ID hg wash.ua
dishes aHd takIu tho position "
defHr to the fi.aTa printing 1fro
c'Hdp HaFf0e mgmHer 81 tNf junior
e.s ha# af8ed to aIs modest Income
h Hairnt8un a. .nesHlgm bottle a|l.ne
8aFiea Is h nerd m laboratory
BE- s. reported fram Washington ihaf
t6f paie6t tlH h.rn granted ln trans
frHlur aei1s Hom earboY Ia bottles
t does aaaY niIh the afarreeable
oaer ana a asta Hau9a hane H
nt sharanyiIe. -
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
TERRIBLE
EARTHQUAKE


Associated Ffrss
Washington Jan Niee usa.
Wallace At Mana aa tas eshIcd TIE
state Department ualer date ~ So
teuias, tiaf a terrible earthquake Ias
occatud H NHanUa aud 30 IS ae-
pgHsi tu hu uat ne fnNa % Ma.
aya had tu mmd H eFapha 80
fhr 8 cane slH fHesu
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
CITY OF PUEBLO
IN PORT AGAIN


Associated ruaa
San Fauc,e0 la A message
ffam Point hetes an Csc Marine
casi opposite soidea Gate aJs The
disabled steamer cas- 81 fath.o S ue-
me tanfd fo ths porf Tie steamer
gas reported a.lflfi teo days as aith
q bundled aad fn5 passneen 90
boam
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
EIGHT HOURS
FOR PRINTERS


Agse 8ita Press
indianapolis 1aa siaiameUf hl
o1icen at national heaa4uarttnoftIle
Tfpsfaptleai ualeH shaeh fhen are
sa eItfos De tl.is ealnlf4 in shct lie
s.fti-tnlf eofkdag Is esfatIishai aad
m u5e remaining sltt1.tIaht c.lles
where pfHtem uniaHs ossi ffe
eight heai : partially fl yoFHt
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11

Nss York. Jan IN the Missouri
81 hsAflng hers tasiaf. lsnv a.
il0ee~ refused . ausasf thr qass'
fl0n - 10 @i4eiiler he Il q sgaeAhalssnr
o. ths standard oil Company a IN.
dAg.A l0xtn hAa previously saiI ils
vak = dtfvctW of thar oomlang
Counsel ~ tte standard interests "a.
sissd Rogers nas a. Afe~er ard SID
the question of tlie right q Attotusy
Gensnl Hadlsy % have the iisi u
stockholders y ths oempnY nAmei
n pendin9 In cnafsA Ana thar to uAnf
"a coart "a deeds it
u leg 70 D. eacassl aid Reecn
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
-FOUR PERSONS
ARE INJURED
In : Wreck Of Fast Mall Train
1 on Southern Pacific.
A~xlaiuiP~M

Associated fs~Se
hsho, Net Jan 3 TIE ueai bound
fAAi mall O. Ihs sguthsn Pacific 81
dltciasd b spfssdlpg q tie mls a.
Harusy IS night uhlls running - a
hiEh fAis q sp~ed Tso bfakomen.
nail cisFA And rondaeiof ~afs -
ssfsif burt Mai elsfs plotAhly
fatally.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11


a
81 a
"a hB salI a. f
Aetn Nh uN pmN8 co
usisH A M lHlaH 8efntnis a
ons state % ue snnen s. oNaigma
1i sll uof earn ths eaHifsr siels
pfohiblfiou amendment rrefslblfioH
4 provided iof unf lu The iiNiiaf
Teulfeu sg8 Indian reservations Fl
Oklahoma
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
HORRIBLE MURDER
OF CHICAGO LADY

Chicago Jan Mrs "A III teHtu
aRei ~ wige 81 President ot unitef
sal TFailna and sappIg COMPANY sss
mufliefed 81 hef home tQtaE bf M.
knaNn men aha eui hef threat fHm
eartN eai r0lies afg Ipns'ns im RI
T tsEsstAnsInp ehn haaflipt st TIE
lentEs hnns
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
CAPTAIN A
SUICIDE


Aseae Afet Press
fmforia TuusfaAI faaHt lsH
capt HolliHs qHafiefmsgsr af
Sccanl naen GUARDS uhaa usae
hai bega cutaned u tIan
uilt aaf .a6res aaudal eas found
dead TO-DAY guieF circumstance plHt-
iug O. mieEde
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
RED SUNDAY
ANNIVERSARY


Associated Press
st Petersburg Jan AZ facloneN
mills sud egi.sf industflai rHtefpfias,
cN0sei t0.tAf fof tht h9fdays and the
tmp'oYsfs decided nof to feapsu ln
sise - threats q dlseuiei uaul Jan
uary 20. tl.s afuiterau g Red sun
aar.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
mo REPRIEVE
FOR PATRICK

ANe.atei rfee
himng s. Jan Goy Higgins
tndag deu.st ere application faf re-
pfIese faf Albeu J ratf k. under
sentence q deAth faf thc muuief of
Nses. tle retas millionaire
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11

The new eHsaf slant ffam Hanta
America. which has been named Eu
palarlum rohaHdium 8 pronounced hY
HafaHi tls German chemist ia BE- ~
etaai Industrial aiua lt grows from
eiaht "a lea inches hiah and la faan5
to anlalu fr0m s0 tu so times a4 mae
faeehaflaH matter as sugar a7
beet
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
PHILIPPINE
DEBATE ON
Representative Clark Of Ms.
souri, Says Democrats viii
Vote Tor Measure.
AM aFr

Mastiust0W tan - debate uu
tiss rBsepne larH tsii sss edlna
e4 HtHf ha iag Naf8 10 esS
na slated Hfea m
N#
fUH
le0 N
lf Ma fte a
fn ifta m e0
8HN M UlaN
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
REvOLUTIONISTS
IN NOv0R0SSIYSK


Associated Press
csieszA, Jan & Steamer shlch e..
rived today from Caucasus brings -.
ports thai SovuFaslyss Caurasla. IS
completely ia tie hands Is mvolu.
ticnisfs TIE euyffn8F au8 oibtf
Russian authorities haze Ted
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
SITUATION
NOT SERIOUS

Associated rnraa
London. 1an ! 0Weiai ara uua1ic
lal circles u Gfeai nutau - not con.
slider the France Gcfman sltaafioa a.
sefsn
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
SEPARATE SCHOOLS
FOR WHITE AND BLACK

Topeka faH Tie sapuuetu1ft
ta.lay decided us hu pfasH.us o.
sepamfe hiei e'iaos o. whites and
hesfoes a. kausas 9tf kansas paa
~ bg asf legislature Is valid jas
tee hafch dIssanie1
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
FOUR MEN KILLED IN
DYNAMITE EXPLOSION


Asnclaei Press
Chicago JAN FouF mea eene
killtd tbfea tsiallf huft ani fwus se
others mauelei b. dynamite IS.
plosIus toiaf 81 fhe plant 81 tloIf ana
slitpafa at aay s. TIE maH aefe
wafmlna dynamite pwpeftl iam.
aged th.fiJ Hse hHHdrd dollars
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
NOT GUILTY
Or HAZlNG


: Associated Ffta
Auuap tau Hh MdsapW
stephen iitAiWf o. Fl toHHollH.
Sew Hampshire hss heea iaai Hef
quilts 0f laE.nF De aas aeirlse5
ASA fes81nt la datE
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
)CHlCAG0 MAN
FOUND DEAD


Associated Press
Chicago Ian alaeob & nustman.
prealasn, e jefferson lee Company
was faund dead lh ha 0fae tolay
wiih s bullet wound IL hs head The
puliee beliete BE- = essa Il suicide
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
CONVICTED OF
CONSPIRACY
Long Term in Prison for Den
YER Bank Wreekers


Associated Pres
pengef, Colo 1an. Leonard n
lmtoicn and jAlnes A HiH oogt lclsd
of conspiracy "a Wrees tlas penyer
savings BANK sefs today senisueed
10 slaio prison a. fram utne q ten
years sf nard lahor
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
WISCONSIN SENATOR
TAXES OATH or OFFICE


Washington Gail hahf M l
leffe vas Sworn ln loiaf g. enafof
fmH Wisconsin,
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-11
PROMINENT ODD FELLOW
JOINS THE MAJORITY

laatsnwofh kss Jan 8 Bolsft
Nelffeaar raN grand 1mmauaeg 81
$50 Fe.'os aIct foiir aged Ntent
2hHe fears
The Washington times., 1906-04-08
BUDDHIST ETHICS
CLEARLY DEFINED
Japanese Abbot Explains
Theories of the Belief.
AN INTERESTING LECTURE
Discourse Delivered in the vernacuIar
IN Assembly Hall of George
Washington University.
AN INTERESTING LECTURE

Buddhistsc Japan's conception and ex-
planation of that which made possible
The victory in the war with Russia and
the prominent place the Island King
dom is taking today among the nations
or the earth formed the basis of a lee
Iurc delivered yesterday afternoon in
the assembly hail of George Washing
Ton University by the Right Rev. Shaku
Soyen. abbot of the Yengal1uji Temple
at Kamakura. II was a picturesque and
interesting exposition of Buddhism s
place in modern civilization
The lecturer was introduced by Eki
HiOli. Charge dAffaires of the Japauese
Legation. Mr.. Hioki said he was per
sOnaly gratified at the opportunity af-
forded the people of Washington to
learn something of the spirit of his
country. He declared Buddhism TO be
a religion without dependence upon
superstition or belief in the supernat-
uraL Dr. d. T. Suzuki. of Tokyo, Japan.
Interpreted the words of the lecturer as
they were delivered, Abbot Soyen speak
ing no English.
The Way Of Life.
To what he referred to as the Bushido,
or The Way of Life" the abbot
ascribed the success of japanese arms
and The sweetness and simplicity of the
japanese in times of peace. 1.-The vic
tories of Nippon ne said, were due.
not TO the use OF better weapons or the
employment OF a higher order OF mill
tary genius in strategy, but TO the
spiritual culture Of the japanese soldier
and sailor"
The national spirit to which he re-.
ferred was said by the abbot to be
very old thing in Japan-to have existed
in the Islands long before the introduc-
tion OF Buddhism from India and Con.
fucianism from China. 1T is a very old
thing, he said. this effiorescence OF
spiritual culture and moral discipline"
That IS the Bushido. The abbot sain
poet had enshrined the thought in a
phrase: IF ] am asked what is the
spirit of Nippon. answer, See the
cherry blossoms that flourish in the
morning SUM- =
Sweetness of Buddhism.
The speaker declared that Buddhism
had lent a sweetness and a newer spirit
ual and moral meaning to the Bushido
while many of the forms in which il was
preserved, and by which it is presented
are borrowed from Confucianism. Low
ing kindness, gratitude. and fearlessness
of death are three great essentials of
the spirit which Buddhism has con-
ferred upon IL
The Washington times., 1906-04-08
LAW STUDENTS UPHOLD
RATE COURT REVISION
Decision in National University School
Debate Awarded Affirmative-W. D.
Brown Takes First Honors.

After being fixed by the Interstate
Commerce Commission, the railroad
rates shall be reviewed by the courts,
IS the decision handed out at the sec
ond semi-final debate OF the National
University Law School last night in the
lecture hall Of that institution.
The question discussed was, Resolved
Thai any railroad rate legislation should
specifically provide formal review by the
courts OF decisions OF the Interstate
Commerce Commission, fixing the rate
10 be charged by common carriers en-
gagged in interstate commerce"
The decision was awarded the affirma-
tive, by a vote OF two 70 three of the
baord OF judges. in spite OF the burden
OF proof that they Iabored 10 shift The
question was discussed from all phases.
The fact that the only parallel case Of
a commission making laws, cited by
Walter " Weston third speaker for
the affirmative. was that which shapes
the destinies of the District OF Column
bla, and that a failure. brought ap-
plause from the audience that packed
the hall to the doors
First honors for eloquence and arEu-
ment were awarded to Wisdom D.
Brown, OF Missouri, with Walter N
Weston. of Massachusetts. second
The speakers on the affirmative were
Gorham r. Whitney. Michigan: John F.
Siebert. Illinois. and Walter n. Weston,
Massachusetts.
Those who upheld the negative were
Wisdom d. Brown, Missouri; Frederick
The Washington times., 1906-04-08
IOWA SWAMP LANDS
WILL Be RECLAIMED
Numerous Small Lakes Also to Be
Drained for Their Use as
Farms.

SPENCER. Iowa, April lover 800
miles Of bitches to drain vast area Of
the swampy land in Kossuth county
and other adjoining counties are pro
posed for the coming spring and sum
mer. Vest areas OF land in the north
western part of the State viii De drained
this summer and this. together with
the large acreage reclaimed last season
will make the value of the land N
northwest Iowa greatly increase. Iowa
has an acreage OF over 6O.0Ol in waste
and lake lands
The best OF the northern lake. Clear
lake, okoboji, Spirit, and several other
smaller lakes viii never be marred by
the drainage magnate, but rather kept
for the purpose OF conducting summer
resorts.
The lakes are the great favorite rest
ing place for thousands every season
In the winter they produce the clearest
of ice and afford the best of winter
sport ice boating. But the smaller lakes
OF acreage or from 200 TO zoo will be
drained. together with the swampy
lands of the State, and made to Weld
crops like no other improved land.
. The amount of money TO be expended
In reclaiming the heretofore waste lands
of Iowa will exceed s., ,G0O, 900 accord
ing 10 the best estimate of drainage en-
gineers who have been over the ground
The lakes. while shallow have been
the favorite breeding places for, thous-
ands of ducks and muskrats and are
the best hunting grounds in the State
The last few years. however the wild
water fowl have been noticed TO shun
the waters and go farther north. pos
sibly into the central Minnesota coun-
try.
The Washington times., 1906-04-08
PRESIDENT GUEST
Of BOONE CROCKETT
Hunters of Big Game Dine
Roosevelt.
GOOD STORIES REC0UNTED
Chief Executive Makes Speech Before
Club of Which He is the
Founder.
GOOD STORIES REc0UNTED

The President of the United States
was guest last night OF the Boone
Crockett Club AT its dinner AT the New
Willard Hotel
The affair was entirely informal and
there was no official list of the guests
The evening was spent by the diners.
who numbered thirty. in stories OF the
big game they had pulled down in var
ious parts OF the world. The club is
composed of wealthy men who have
made names for themselves as hunters.
and the President was in his element
In recounting tales of the hunting
fields
Although he was nearly an hous late
for the affair, he was enthusiastic in
his enjoyment Of the evening. Among
those at the dinner were Senator
Lodge. Arnold Hague, aGd several out
of-town men well known for their fame
in hunting
Speeches were made by Major Austin
WadsWorth, OF New York, president
Of the club; Representative Lacey of
Iowa. DR.. Hart Merriam. and Harold
Bayne. Of New Hampshire. Mr..
Bayne's speech was on The Disappear
ance Of the Bison"
The President, founder OF the club.
made the concluding speech.
The Washington times., 1906-04-08
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