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Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-07
MEXICAN BAD MAN KILLED
Starts Out to "cIean Out" Camp
Near Riverside and Is Shot
by Intended Victim
d. AseociaIad I.resa

Ny AES0cINIeU FreSA
RIVERSIDE Aug. Emanuel Gar
cia was shot and instantly killed today
by Trinidad Romediz in a Mexican
camp near this town.
Garcia, 1t is stated. after drinking
heavily, provided himself with a re-
volver and started in to "clean up" the
camp, making his wife and Romidez
targets for his bullets.
Romidez armed himself with a rife
and shot Garcia dead.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-07
ROBBERS MURDER
A PLACER MINER
BY Associated Press.

ny Assocfated Press.
MISSOUIA, Mont. Aug. 6.-The body
Of Young Tip, a Chinese placer miner.
who was murdered at Martini, mining
camp fifty miles from this city, was
brought here tonight.
Five Cinnamon were working a
placer mine near Martini for several
months and had a large amount Of gold
dust stored about their cabin.
Two masked men attempted to hold
them up and in the hand-to-hand fight
which followed, Young Tip was killed.
Young Tip, while his companions were
being tied stopped and picked up a
stone with which he knocked one of the
robbers senseless.
The Chinaman then grabbed the re-
volver and attempted to use 1t. He
was shot through the breast with a
4-caliber bullet and died instantly.
The robbers escaped.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-07
Laborers .aArlke at Capital
N AssOelated PreRs.

SACRAMENTO. Aug. 6.-This morn
ing 26O laborers employed in the yards
of the Southern Pacific company in this
city went on a strike for increased pay
They We're getting 20 cents an hour,
They struck for 22h cents an hour. AS
a result Of the strike coal and lumber
handling in the railroad yards is at a
standstill.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-07
i,N As-ociates kress

nv Associated. Fress
CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-The Milwaukee
Avenue State bank was closed by the
state bank examiner today and there
is reliable authority for the statement
that shortage of approximately one
million dollars exists in the banks
accounts.
On Saturday last Paul o. Stensland,
president of the bank, wrote to his
son Theodore, vice president of ;he
institution, saying that the banks af-
fairs were in bad shape.
The elder Stensand instructed
T..codore to open deposit box wherein
President Stensland said would be
found proofs of the banks condition.
Theodore Stensland called into con-
sultation President Potter of the Amer
icar Trust and Savings bank, through
which bank the Milwaukee avenue in
stitution has been clearing. Mr..
Stensland and Mr.. Potter then opened
the deposit vault.
While the papers found therein did
not give a detailed account of the ST.
uation of the bank, there was suffi-
cient vague memoranda to indicate that
a very serious condition existed.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-07
Kills Wife and Himself
BY Assoclatef Press

fSy ASSoclhten FIeSS'
DIES MONIES. Iowa, Aug. 6,-Be-
cause his wife refused to accompany
him home, l.. Mitchell killed her and
then shot himself at Curlew Sunday
night. Mitchell fired five shots into
the woman's side. Then he knelt at
her side, begging forgiveness before
turning the gun upon himself. He died
in half an hour. They leave six chill
dren.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-07
Cape Town Reports Riots

LONDON, Aug. GA dispatch to a
news agency here from Cape Town says
that serious riots OF unemployed per-
sons occurred here today A mob OF
white and colored men looted many
shops. The policemen were almost pow
erless.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-07
Also Hot at Capital.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-The maxi
mum temperature this afternoon, ac-
cording to the official thermometer at
the weather bureau, was 95 degrees,
while thermometers on the street re-
corded 103.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-07
THE DAYS NEWS
FORECAST

Southern California: Fair Tues
day; light southwest wind. MAXI
mum temperature in Los Angeles
yesterday, 30 degrees; minimum,
62 degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-07
Closing of Chicago
Institution Costs
Two Lives
One Depositor Drops Dead
and Another Kills
Himself
Bank Goes Under and Two Officials
Are Missing-Shortag ls Placed
at Nearly a Million
Dollars

10000 @ @ @ 100000 @ 9 900
@ By Associated Press (
o CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-The failure (
o was not only responsible for the (
@ death of one of the dcpositors but {
@ led to the suicide of another mnn {
O who month ago had placed his (
@ earnings of n lifetime in the insti-
o tuition for safe keeping. {
o In the excitement following the {
@ announcement of the failure J. G. {
O Wiser, an official of the RoynI {
@ league, who had on deposit in the
@ bank funds of that organization,
@ fell dead of heart failure. {
@ Henry Koepke, smnII grocer,
@ on hearing that the bank had sus-
@ pended payment, went to the rear
q of his store and shot himself. 4
o He died a few minutes later, {
@ while being taken to n hospital. 4
@ o O o @ g o g o q, o O @ @ q o o o @
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-07
JOINT MANIFESTO is ISSUED
evolutionary Bodies Call Upon Rus
slams to Make Bold Stand

by ASSOc1sltfu fTeSS
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 6-The
former deputies composing the Social
Democrat and Labor parties the Polish
and Jewish committee and various rev.
olutionary bodies have issued the fol-
lowing joint manifesto:
"To the Whole Nation-Citizens A
fortnight has elapsed since the govern
ment dissolved the lower house of par
lament. 1t laughed at the nations
representation and set the whole peo-
pie at defiance. Russia has received
this new crime of the autocratic power
in sullen silence. The government re-
joices at this victory. but the thunder
of guns at Sveaborg and Cronstadt
prove this rejoicing to be premature.
'The army and navy have raised the
standard of insurrection against the
oppressors of the people.
Roar Of Guns the Signal
"The roar of the guns at Sveaborg
and Cronstadt has given the signal for
new pan-Russian attack on the au-
tocracy. A new and decisive struggle
for land and liberty has begun. The
lessons of the past will not have been
in vain.
"The imperial manifesto of October
30 proved deceitful, and a state douma
is without authority and unable to
ratify a single national deed.
"The people see now they can hope
and expect nothing as long as the state
power is in the hands of its enemies.
The object is not an unauthoritative
parliament, but a constitutional assem-
bly,, with full powers, elected by uni
versal, equal direct and secret suf-
frage. The people must supply them
selves. Citizens all, to whom freedom
is dear we call upon you for decisive
struggle against the government of the
emperor, for a national government
and for land and liberty. We call on
you for a general strike to cast down
the imperial government and the au-
thorities depending thereon.
Long live the general strike and the
decisive struggle for national power"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-07
HOTTEST OF SEASON IN BOSTON

Temperature in Massachusetts Me.
tropolis Reaches 90 Degrees
By Associated Pres.
BOSTON, Aug. 6.-The Temperature
reached 80 here today the highest Of
the season.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-01
TnE AeE QUALIFICATION

Titles iks senator = Latin word impyine thar ts
person Is cid and alderman of Anglo sAson origin.
sisnifyag an elder suggest that tie experience which
comes Win ass fas Ia nam lands teea regarded as
valuable qualification fof lie public service our ouu
Constitution spselaes Tat % be President must
have reached ths sge Of thir ass yea 20 bel Senator
thirty. ana iseprsseaiatiss IN ooasres t~snty.sse
ceasiitasneies seldom tempted to eneroaeh upon
thsss limits although instances Of sleetlng men who
vere under tle-e aees afs not unknown. At present
The youngest Senator s NJ narksst Of Nebraska Who
has inst passed his thifty.seffh birthday tie oldest
Mf rsltas Of Aalama bsrn n the administration o.
AonFoe sill soon Be- eisbt5.ass
The eldest msmlsf q tls IIoass. Af spsrry Of con.
neoseat e h his seseufy.nlnth gsar Illinois has an
exceptional number e gsaas men Ia ms coneses one
Of them does not siss IS ags IN ts Directory aaotier
registers lis as tusasy.slsht
Theodore Roosevelt net ouly IS tie youngest rsssi
dent but remained te Youngest occupant Of the onca
tll last autumn ehsn be fearl.ad the ago at ~hlch
Grant vas lnauranssa william nsnry Harrison H.
ausuFated It TIE ~ q azyvght wns s oldest rres
ldent
TIE snpFeme Court. IL membez 81 uhich are rarely
guuug nsn ~hen appointed for Ire sows hs highest
Aveiaea - y ~ Important boay connected uth the
natioaal eosamuens MAJ present constituted. tlat
Asesase slssyalx pears - - youngest u ule us
Nlegs ! allsAlx Youths Companion
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-01
wAErrp ~ nEAn TIM woLvas now.

Ibu rpoaat death IA ianlel gnsiA ths fam0pm falt
blood ,As y lsaasr recalls thrilling inciasnt aaa
matter II Aoy .ntis chsroAse seaAsa
Ten or eleven years aeo ths Cherokee cpapcll pasd
What waa knoun az the "whns clsrA aa. amsasuss
slAt made ta felony ior cisosss ctissn q smploy
uhits ppron w Rogen tlie present chlsi q sAs
cherokee Nation, was memOer a the Senate a tls
time - was also Dsaiel Grisis Rogers mAds solsof
speech against ths ard among other things aid
eniemen II you pass thls bin hundreds u aona d ny
farms wia Dc Idle aud anpsoductss ng hsaa win grew
ap IN weeds and NlaS and furnish hldlng plaesa ior
woses aud othsr Wild anlmals Tie hul wil ruin 81
oas host and arges farmers aud siocsmen nho cannet
hire lndiana fo5 tho Indians will not worA
Critic rss ia hi placs. ulsh his great SHAGGY head
oi lar and hia salsuda plyslaus, tgrlcai Indian,
kssa sna smart and alert to iis imporaDoe It tbs -
easioa began 70 adde's ite ssoa,s abo, a. foops
Mt Rogsn sass f ~ pas. This bii b. nsla, s ssow
% IN weeds and grass and ihat al ts hF farmers and
siocgmen vii b ruined Nr Rogen talks lss uhiis
man speak ior my people We want 10 ~ his aslas
gFo~ up in weeds aud grass We viii b. glad nhsn ne
soi hosls Agau want TO sum this country back 10
10 an Indian cconlry" Ths ewhne clsrk law was
pszsi and Femained the statute books of ts csro
kess until she Curtis aei q ss annaed tis tftal code
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ABusY SUMNER

ttsfs ~ Be souething doing Ia the tuo ,srf,s.,,..
IA iss after the Joint Statehood ha .a.,. -. s....
and sgnsi b the President Fir.s uiii soss 80.
2 pf'mafe iof tie election of delegates "a ,.s.l..
eetfet conventions From ttsss convention. ss,.,.ss.
Aili he elected g ths constitutional con,snton r..
tie recording district aud county sonssn,lo.. wn i
pulled oh and county tickets named Au.r ,f... -.
zone ii'e congressional conventions 20 nomin.,. -.
t'sapen from The saro0 districts ana then ~. h,.
.o1 wi opsn and ts STATE tickets yin 10 v,.e. !. =.
asia heah~hils uie constellation n.srs. wla -.
k'esna oa' document % b. Submitted "a ,hs -.
''i ta'saeA'ioh' aud next NoseNtsr win wit.... ,t.
greatest tatile Of tlls ballots ever fo,r,, -. ~,
i.sai and 40 man live. uhD can even ln,.n.e,,,,. go
NiAt Tie result vlll b. lmmedatsi, af,s, -. .....
wen re sAis legislature Is named tns real .,,.. 81.
g ? ss'aioa viii eome and these pian. ~. t......
TIE lhesntase faf contest tla, il ~, ~ .'.''''s'
y nights g see II thh section or AZ. e,.,,. I. -
= 'see TOT AZ seii eFectei pele.,als Mi, - -.
Ai oae q ts wreck q states and pol,oal ..,,.,...
sa's'se onli Those leaders Who may has. .......
= 's'! ao''y 2 lead not ~ reason of lslpv N. 80.
50 pfosesae ot some aasern politician w. N. '.''''
position Y appoin'msnt but ~ roaaon " ,,.s.
!" 80 Il t''e ballot tnAsa whero cno A..ss,n.. .s.
'au''ta TT y mnnh ~ ancthm Igae p,s,,..,,..
'.'''''. - e'ea now npio9rea InhgtA parl.s
r. = 'e gentle summs ssplyr to ". le.s.n ''s
e lhe struggle eon.lne ~ tt, ,..,
NuAkosae pioshln ''' k'e"' ssisf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-01
TnK MULTITUDE OF LAWS

Appeals are uow before eoagns and tie stass lessla.
ture fot The passage Of haoareds fnot thousands oi au.
tor the reform u various abuses The idea seems to pys
yali that Il alas Is enacted iorbdaiur ANYTHING. tiat
,hins wu no longer BE- done Men and uomea tflat IN
the eaey oi statute forgetting thatiu frse country
law Is realy nothing mors than ths uiot tbe majority
Many siatats which has toen Iassed beeau.e no one
could rass objection 10 s deslfaby has tssa - r.
mote from the general state Of pabe and private pac
tice thar Il has never been enforced
The possibility Of enforcing law Is one ef the la.t
things thought q BY thoss so pu their fat Ia printed
rules Take the matter Of ths regulations by eonsre of
campaign contributions to tls national pasgeomttss
Few Il any dispute the dssiabl,y Of freeing The sae
cessful candidates o. s faf,ss from that en II obga
ton to large cofuotons which Inevitably loloas when
those corporations hase contributed generously 10 te
expense Of The campaign iof their election nut il does
not yet appear how congress wl,a is prsent pousFs
can regulate the eontrbutlofof eofpoaiies over uhc
a has control or can Interfere in the activities 81
voluntary party committees with no legal standing yet
way mas sim b. found 70 meet tlis pabc demand
The elective remedy ior abuses lies ia "a awakened
public sentiment rather than Ia asw AVS fawsa a,.
pofiant and uecesaF, bat one should never forget that
tho passage ci isw Is the smaes, part oi great re
form The struggle comes when ne aw Is 70 - en- /
oroed and the s,upTs Is especially hard sbsa tie az
: 70 adsAnes q pabiic ssutlment Aoashs Companion
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REroRMs THAT COST

william Allen White editor d tie KmparlA aaastts
las ldnas about reform that iii STRIFE ~ me-.
paper fraternity = being paiafy practical us -
~ = ono thing % bs president aith topao rear
raining on the tin roof whether you work Or not ana
quite another thing b the editor Of country aper
10 board Sidewalk town dspendsat upon retaining Tie
good gracss Of ts people of your board a Esep There
Is somsthng inspiring Ia the sweetlY solemn though.
that YOU don't fear saturday night that rlsss pF..
dent the courage In busting the trusts which country
editor knosns that tie boys are tired Of taxing orsr
for their weeks wages tie clothing siors ssms sas
doesnt feel Roosevelt IS q htaru man. bat Il - uefs
running country paper aud found thaf tls chairman af
the printing committee Ia The eauneil uas getting god
many orders Tor rauper groceries IN HI. store contrary
% tho sttsr of the statute Do you suppose tie president
~oud open 10 IN iis nest weeks paper aud print ai The
news
Grover Cleveland dld brave thing in ssualts, he
troops 90 Chicago but II he had been running tie nus
nris Ray Weekly World Do you sappass he would have
had The nerve 70 jump the diusrst for Illegal ais f
ffrtA NtAHN fhs4 - z4A ~ AAAH tEHH AIeEHs
land children when ihef had he searlet fever Jos
Cannon Is supposed Be Indifferent to public slamnf
bat ~ he were running little country daIly aoun ia
Illinois and ot Of advertisers came 70 ts once 10 tell
him that they would order their ads Il he didn't
stop printing the news about The smallpox aud driving
trade from town, shat would he aaY
The eternal cheerfanes Of President Roosevelt S
remarked the world over man can aaofa 10 d
cheerful who doesn't have to tase anything out n trade
and gets al his saia easlt nat sapposns aglss ls
bad plugged away Cor twenty years making TIE sf %.
sbe paper ior oYstef Hay s should ma oal thaf num-
orF of ' neigoom and best friends wefs encouraging
youi'g man 70 CONS down from Now YORK ard slart
bught mappy paper ana were telling this youagats.
That Y some man would just come q ogfsr lay With
tsis enteVrss ne would have % trouble in running
lsossot out q town IN year u - veadn that take
lake the kinks out Of his gtin ana make s faee loot
Axe an aggravated case q before taklnef tie en-
preach he slmple ie and have PIE foF breakfast Il h
present hlgh estate but ths wsrs running country
nger There would ~ soo cosaiasrate critics ii gyasr
ay ana vicinity who would Eead IT, aes u hs rapes
'nd paste thnN 10 tls sorapboks and thruu thsu ID
q him egery time ~ ul,aucsd nIa mind
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-01
Az OPTIMISTIC REroRnKn

II an 'nisnis~ =, kansas Cltg. wlsre ths aecom.
ps,sa ca.ied % address tss knife ana Fafa
club Ida y Taf,sll expressed ,1s lssf that Assosusy
General HadsY q Missouri wli te succs.,io u securing
shs information needed Ia hh ous,sr sun a,.l, a..
STANDARD o eompany. bu, Ia us same lnlsrsisw sl,s
sAs, =, really rather unusual tas tts orrla. n
he companF should 'oos 70 give % Information sought
from shem at lsAs, d appear, to ns - a. compared
% shat vodld ~ ,e case 10 other countries In tha
Older nasions ile niomAfsou Il d wsre soorhl soaa
soon = matter q record Thsru woald noi = aay
qnlbhllng about H. Nevertheless think auch gooa
~ill result fFom tlas suit
Ali@ TArhsl k cptimhtir Ii fArs optiulsm i :
necessary requisite - te persistent condurs n ! can.
pAAga stormasion. Tse sama trait n characteristics
= iifyAn. 4 iAFusitv and "a F0l1 III Waa 49, Aey
ne's q Governor Felks aadrsu a. Ioson tts other
night iis expressed gratnrAila0 over ire fact tlal
the wAss o morality mors general than ever hefos.
and riFes indication o. psrmansnry.
Theirs + as matter % coaraa mach gratacat,on Il
'l's Aaossss That sraft and polite thlssssy !. being
turned 20 IN high AVID o~ places but permanent tsnsat
from aeh accomplishments upon the part of ts rsform
sS = as yst largely pr~poctite No real bsneat ana
lasting ~il b noted until broaaclo,h thieves and as.so
cratic criminals afs put behind tls ban ios their os
against society
The uiefm movement slll not command absolute r..
sree uui aeees % TIE psniisnafy s A. sas, % soe
nsn as Il Il isogsn as u Is the poor ds,n uho from
'seessiiI steals coal q prssehs h wife ana mas one.
'oa i'ssins ~ mldwt'sr, punishment a. sussiy alAs
apoa TIC legislative boiief a. n do. UPON ths .u,....
as 'snsiollAf clerk ia dfygooas store -osiatonan
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-01
OPPORTUNITY

Master nf human dusalnlea Am II
Famr, lcse ard fortune al NV foatssvpa uns
cstlse and helKs | Walls penatfate
AaaUttN and snaA remote and paaslna III
Husel ard mart and pAiace. ski s4r lats
! kncca anblddnn utaee At users gate
u slreping, wake II leaatluK. rlse lafore
turn away II Ii tlse hour of fate.
And they who follow me reach sserY state
Mortal, desire, and conquer every Zoe
Save rsAini hnt These Who doubt og hesitate.
cosisnned 70 failure, pennFg and zoe
seek me 81 vain and useessly implofr
! answer nos, and rstnfn no more
1ous J fssAt1s
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-01

In these dass Of party organization It Is wei to bear
u mind that theirs IS stFouK non.partsan wave rising
that threatens % ssts parts ioya il has not been
shaken besoFs. Tie who stops 70 s0berly think
about hos much bsltsr Is hs Democratic friend than
bis Republican uelghlor acres TIE street wil soon reach
the conclusion thar It depends apan tie individual II
We are to have clean honest government in the new
state we must put Is admnst into tha hands OF
clean honest men Whichever pauy Tie poople edtrusi
with Tie authority administer is affairs w have ils
tasa and tie responsibility of securing and maintaining
gFaites government f1f the masses ana of ts masses
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-01

There arr At least Two Massogee pape that arc con.
tuuasls rowellns each other They ap both democrats
and therefore brothers Zach declares The other 70 ho
losing moaey ylag about circulation and gaiIfy q most
oi the crimes % the calendar From Tie standpoin, Of
an outsider thls a peculiar condition II anewspaper
3 getting tie worst eF Hsfce competlton t mas whine
litte about the otisegs sacee bat 70 whine about the
suecess ot ones oWu.bssiness Is little mysterious
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-01

The intermafried white ans women oi the CheFo.
see nation have delegation Ia Washington to protect
their Interests IA addition 70 paid attorney WHO h
eonia ting their ease beiore the supreme Court In
The meantime the chief Of thc Cherokee nation and the
Secretary of The Interior without authority Of ae have
employed an attasnsy Al 500 to gi them Thus the
funds Of tho tribe beins used against members Or the
tribe
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-01

Whatever nakeslslft may be adopted In lieu Of pave.
msnt Tor tie business streets of vuila Il Is only mat.
Ger Of time when brick asphalt will have 10 be usea
and il siil Be matter q economy aud the saving Of
time as sell 70 Do Il At once. The constant heavy
tnnc IS TOO much Tor dirt street. OF gravel bed Lot
the slogan Of the spring campaign as il vas last year BE-
paved streets and regulation sidewalks but With better
socoeSs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-01

tbs truasuFers report of the expenditures and dis
hamsmenta a ths cigyA fands ndcses that the year
nov soon % close eatheg shows smarkahe economy Ia
The matter Of Printing bins Or elss the previous year
was one d shameless graft The ety council thA year
has e.her been ngeaniy sslnsy, ess the ecunc oi
tie year hsfoFe vautony prongas with the peoples
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-01

TIE name Of viuta figures ia all tho fast mail
schedules Of The southwest thess days vnita Is place
thai 81 trains entering this great territory from the
North sna East must stop AZ bsforc reaching other
towns L stands At The gateway 20 tho magniacsntneu
state Of Oklahoma
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-01

The muddy condition Of vnita streets al this time
eplasaes tie need Of sidewalks and paved streets It
s matter q economy 70 pave the business streets and
e construct brick gganltod sidewalks II could hard
! Be claimed that Yinla IS a pleasant raeo 70 live at
present With our ane supply We ought to have
: sIeanar city
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-01

Maskogee has put stop tho s4ie o. Uno bY arrest.
Ing the men engaged IN the tanc and capturing the
stuff Il being openly sold IN yinta almost within
the shadow Of The federal oodrt What Is the natter
wlth U.s.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-01

When Il bseomes a certainty that We are actually TO
have state government there viii b. new impetus
given e business throughout the bounds Of Oklahoma
aad Indian territory What the peope are longing Tor
IS settled government
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-01

Homsspan Murphy, of the steenth Missouri. Is talk.
ng loudly about the attempt 10 purchase hs vote On e
statehood bill There men ID congress whose vote ao
man would ever have che erutery 10 try 10 purchase
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-01

Tie editor Of tho chieftaln acknovedges an invita-
ton % the opening Of tire nsw theater AZ rul Thurs
day night Of ths week After The performance ba,,.
quet s b given under the auspices u the commercial
club of that city
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-01

CID Aliard has expressed another sentiment Ia which
weheartiiy concur lie says orhs supreme court Of
New brunswick has decided that a wowan is not
person. We should say not woman IS nothing less
than "a aneeIe
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-01

The "nary D has arrived and Is anchored to grape
vine Of the coast Of Mussogee distress signal waves
from her topmast bot has had the haraihood to
swim cut 70 her relief