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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-11-17
The Mob.

However excusable the excited stat
Of the feelings Of the men who com
posed it might have been, the mob q
last Tuesday night did no service to III
town or county and reflected M
honor on the intelligence and culture Q
the people Of this section In thej
anger and excitement, in their mis-
guided and unthoughted actions. they
spat upon and fouled with CONTEMPT the
LAw-the LAW made by white men. ex
ecuted by white men, and wholly under
the control and management of white
and which should be the particular case
and pride Of white men. They are re
sponsibIe for it and it IS their best and
safest protection and safeguard
What the mob did required no courage
only little dare-deyiltrv-no ability
except to pull the trigger Of a pistol
and except to bring this community
into Objectionable prominence all that
the mob did was to shoot in the air.
To 60 through the fjait and find
nothing; to 60 through an offending ne.
gro's house and find nothing; and to
have the modification Of being thought
guilty, by many, Of setting that house
m, FIRE &c oil tL. ,,,,t ...r.4 b
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-11-17

Holt S cotton yard receipts No. 6g13
WI. 45S lbs, No 6913, VT, 466 lbs; No
qqgl5, VT, $40 lbs, made out to Watt
norton, have been lost and duplicates
apphed for. The public are hereby
FoAAea not to buy or trade for same,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-11-17
TRESPASS NOTICE.

have leased all my lands to the Mcleod
Hunting Club for hunting privileges and any
one excuse members Of said club are prohibited
TO hunt or Jre-pa,s on said lands under full
penalty ofmW Gus MCLEOD,
I0H-lQ@
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-11-17

WANTED-Colored laborers f.
handle lumber, saw logs do truck wor.
90 railroad and other work around "a f.,
mil plant Also single white men VIII
are experienced horse teamsters. lum
oer graders and machine feeders.
healthy location good wages.
SUMTER LUMBER Co
sumter Co Ala, located en- the A
g, $, Ry
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-11-17

Ad parties, hunters especially, are warned mot
70 trespass on the stoyall place four miles son,h
q Macon on Dry Greek. lhaye this place laosas
ior Two years AID until that expires All no ~
ne warned not TO hunt CD il "a parties
VIII . P l. LocRLEY
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-11-17

Vases and glassware sets, glass chez. e
alshesr water pitchers, tumblers, COB
lets salvers. four piece table Gets, Der
ry sets, vinegar cruitsf syrup cans, ros e
bowls china cuspidors and cracker jar
IN grea variety for lit%kS money at
Q. l.. HEINRICH S.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-11-17
For Sale or Rent.

l2O acre prairie faim-10O acres open
Residence and out buildings; 5 miles
east of Macon,
r. b, llosKINs.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-11-17

All parties are positively forbidden
to hunt or otherwise traspass on my
Foot Goa well premises
7. w Brame.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-11-17
B. llosKlNs

PLENTY OF Hay, free from weeds, at
Macon Mer, Co.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-11-17
SMITHS SURE KIDNEY CURE

The only guarantee kidney remedy
Buy it--try tit costs yon nothing il
t fails. 80 cents sold by ]. F. Jones
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-11-17
Group.

A reliable medicine onl ore tho,
should be kept in tho home for imme-
a1ale use is Chamberau's Cough Rem
Guy 1t Will prevent he ATTACK If gwen
as soon as the child become, hoar.e. or
Even ar the croupy cIngh appears
FOR sale by Ed. M Au phev.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-11-17
Second incident.


After the performance ann i,,.
.ore or during the cop. 4rt winch g.,
owed, anumaer Of noqraa. o,o,rI.5
tr5utoflaa soat.rs.arval for tbawb.t..
ind on being asked tam5va anr Inv i,
icer Erro-t Lacls. all o5s.a1 avn..
Dan sberrod. the negro dar.or e1.n
Oh was born ANA r.aru n u.o,,
ana has prgcaced medicine tar.
1 number Of wears He in yr .,...,
i-nt way refused 10 or ant .,3
being told the second Time ,.rr.5 ~.
la didn't Havst7 ar so,oatbr....
fleet wh4u Mr Lgcgs hi,tf.,., ~,
head with Il stick IN. ,r.y y
ID h, knee. gpd g7r nm eat.,,..,.
ng the officer with i .4,.i a,3 I 3.'''
ing him when be ,ca. sso, ,sa, ',''.'
Tax through his rfobt .ro, -. ,''
flesh wound +, tbs t,irrI; ~.
-ye he was vet pnon hv d. ,nn,h
we're around AMI if y.,s INK ,.,. W
bat he was rqs.,a5 ~. a., 80 o. ,'''i''"''
After officers Chi. ,nd
got him away from the ora,,., ''a1'
.ushed the negro - ;,a ~ 'aeE
place for him ne NJ '"e salest
o dress the nsgro e - go 0a.Iel
he could do 90 sor,o oa. IN, ..1,' 0elofe
Sheriff CIart f. The n.to s s".'ea DePuty
r,ot -, a"00 ana tod him
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-11-17

Please do not ask us to open our
stores on Thanksgiving Day,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-11-17
Stores Closed on Thanksgiving Day.

CITIZENS OF SHuQUALAK.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-04
ne SAVED TIE SITUATION.
Dead Man on the Stage Displayed
Great Presence 81 Mind
In Hitch

IN tbs second act u q certain moio.
ifama one of the actora. Ia the role
|of q pcaeher. WAS supposed tp be
Killed A rival paacher. after ehnos
'lnE him. ran %. and the curtain Do.
seended on thv dead man lylng alone 10
the center oi TIE stage relates CaAseil 3
The piece was being pertormea "a
. saiAll country town Al the end ol
gha aetoEI A. he victim was daly
shot. 1hd the murderer a. duly made
dis escape Soniethlng, however went
xrong with the curtain. aud 4 did no,
Eesccnd.
Il came down % within seven feet
Or 70 cf the stage and there Il stopped.
Then whispers aad lrAhflc orders,
gisea Ia kew, hoarae yolcee. souncei
from the wings Tho audience tit.
tered
suddenly the dead man ross
vearily he advanced 70 the foot
lights
no rest. even Ia TIE grave. be said.
II q sepuiehrai lone
Then with his long. thin arms. be
reached 40 and peiled the curtain
down.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-04
KENTUcKiAN's WAR RELICS
Bullet and Buckle THAT wsre Imbed.
ded in his Breast il
"Llttle Scrap"

10 september 1859 W u. Crabb was
IN Newcastle a nemher u a small
band of confederate soldiers. relates q
southern exchange Theirs were also
soue federal soldiers "a town. nearly
all negroes and = little scrap took
places A negro deliberately nre4 a.
Mr. crabb as be sat on his horse 800
yaras away.
The bullet struck large metal
bnekle On pair II Buapendern or
hraros worn BY Nj Crahh. aud bur
led the buckle. along with ltsef. deep
10 his breast above the heart The
wounded nan rode over 20 spot
where s } pouthitl nov lives. where
the aargecn took hold u the Aaapcnder
above and below the buckle and tarked
both buckle and bullet out
Mr. C'rahb put the bullet into a leaih.
eF stride oF pouch. which be wore
about hls waist next 70 the ahia 10
carry some sold coin 10. and thus
kept the ball and the money until the
end q the war There was go ia
gold ne retains so ~ the money
and the battered missile q lead 10 this
day, a. nsmsntos q his var eapc.
rience.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-04
tie WASN'T 4 LEGISLATOR,
Only asntisznan. According 10
the Waiter Whom. He Had
Tipped.

A travelling maa who makes Kan.
sas City frequently. was dining IL fts
eafs Of ane og he large hotels aus
daY whea be thought hs'd play =
trick On bis waiter see that man
1t the next table. George BE- sid
rhe waiter noaasd assent. relates
lhs Kansas cts star That's ~
Aloazo Tahis. tbs Missouri legislator,
who ls trying to stop tlrrins The
Heiler sres interested at anee Vel.
&snf dat TO bad. b. Maid ~Ahs hean
wallln - him. lao Well yuu
wat set any tIn there. said ths
travelling man Al sutunsly treated
hin rikht repiiel the walter.
few minutes later The man & fhs
alhsf iabIe left and the walter Re-
tafued % lhe travelling man Well
sad the drummer. what ald grli
feafr xeaae ne sab. hat al thlHls
you fole ne ~ fabrication. said The
waiter. eflnnlnE fai man ain1 =
.ssialatah aes sentieman fht
man had given hsm = quarter
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-04

rEssenm Vas tmpertlnenk Dut H.
Knsw What ~ wma zask
ing Ahout

While eaas waa tslne heard Be-.
ioFe the supreme court. Il nreslan. the
other daT. ons of lha pltnsaaes made
remark which displeaaed the PIE.
siding judse, and b. exclaimed "a.
sFilys
frn are An lrnpertinent feilow ana
re a great mind 70 punish sou.
You have no right 20 use such las.
saase % me replied the witness. foF
TN lust as good a. yoa ara. aud II
soa weren't 90 the bench. Ia teach
roa leaann ior insulting ma Ia thla
mAnherN
Enrased st being publicly affFans.
ID the iudga stopped the proceedings
Af once and sentenced the Offensive
eituSas e three daye' Imprisonment
Cor contempt q eoart
"PArdon me. said tho ineoFrlglhla
wlgness. but II sou know Anythlag
of law, yua must kn0m that sou can,
net sentence me uHlras you obtain the
eonsent q the other iudses
This vas true. aud the judge hur.
riea of 70 get his cnlleaxnea' CONSENT
u haif "a hour. however. he returned.
and culdly informed the sailing Wit
uess thar bis colleagues dl4 bot aeree
With him and tAAt, consequently. BE
need rot consider himBelf undef ~.
rest
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-04
Girl CSME
TO LIFE
Tahlequah Maiden Raised %
In cofIin and Protested

TahleQuah. r tlce 81 Reports
gri8 lim 4 ~ ehefe Carrie Moss
~ egf vita AirNsud a liass
tf rs place lasi seek
az lsas rsmf 80 iifa
q - verified ~ pfes-
la - assd ie b. true
4Ae cteanki pees are a. fAlowN
All # slu alrl lisa fallen from Tie
sHen the hafses tsscanie
uah penpiff - tle afe
csrtefs. e uas prouocucea % =
aat b 'iciidhig plosiclaus.
elh eas taken as tie people
wefs g aHa caissn ani alFpad we're
NJ 4 lDcal undcytaksf pft
pA hsds snf bNfisi and az that
tim nat he rather theagii
llre IS epIa rome saIifg Tie dee
iafatteh ~ gle dctof nas taaen S
anal. llass. ani ihe funeral pfepA
nAgsen wuw eAfrlsd an When Nhe
Rod, lad lzsen taken tack 60 the
home a0d duai affanksmsuts made e
is said the eifl sadsionly aised az
aud entered 4 protest Great excite,
ment pss ctAsea % tl,ls occurrences
atla tor time iir leuple rs hollse
mefe bAail ailsttixhieae1 TisY a. iAet
came totlleiF senscs sufficiently 20 q.
move her frum the cefia ard - Tlte
her some sasiansnce. Frcm shat can
~ ieatned slls Is SOC ls0tuflng leiuteu
llie ard death and L Is nol known
jlst Nhethtg she will survive flle
sliock or NOT The cas- 3 an extreme
ly a0sef one ana = 4 puzzle = soeal
physicians ulo are unable q undSF-
stand her condition after us shock
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-04
ROGERS WINS
From BOUOINOT
Secretary Hitchcock iias De
clded Who VIII 30 the last
Chief Of the Chorokees.

Washington. nec y fae coatfo.
seFsk t~tNpen
of tila CilemAu4
ssssitnil ns b
ti'e Cie
tiai -
81 H.Retsl d, 49, uue.DA 81, a,4is-
lun NJ iEiielaNek aadea stAt tHe
iilteflpr dypafimsni ~oaa ,vaAlNlnr
"a rvcsNuise Re 4. . .
tfluai gossinneh tse 81 essd
aafeh ana Thar fsaluof eoad te.
essss 10 fcceanllH hAiasef the
coaltosero ssutsa from slsa refusal
0i hneuFs III cAa Ill r,riMM fuf fle
seieetlon IL ha aueev,seg ile roti.
sesisiei iliai. as thr isiis,i sasrfiusut
soa.a he alollsia & ~ date tanned
an electlon vas uaasfe>.sa ana that
4 would bflne about uisnlaH ln tie
business aifaifs ~ the lfitM lesl.ies
iuyesylng UNNECESSARY exMn@ 80.
dlnot hlmseil ISSUED lhe Gals sud shea
be and hls supparler, started im.
pesellment pfoccriiings aealusf Rok
ors Pie controversy was bfuught to
tile iptesitf department ana Was -.
cen'1g ur9sd lsfaFe Assistant Atlof.
ney Geuriai Campbell VI y llaet-
ingz oi 1ahlequah, represented Res,
ers and Boilnoi "a, rcpfesealsd d
Mr. Mnrchison % tisis city. secfela.
Is tli,ckoock holds that il uAs tie
function u hs principal elsief q call
AZ election and that there aere ri
grounds for impeachment proceedings
against RogerS
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-04

i j. often very aealFnese 10 knoa
aoe to seal : letter 80 that II canaai
be apensd Nithouf hslraylnF lhs fat
Steam o. hof water Nili onsn eavel
ops closed siih muellare and even s
usfef a bes iruu ef = spirit lamp aiz.
solves The ssslias asx a. Impression
ln plaster Saving ieen tAkea nf the
seal ~ tie osmh.asd Use - aafzf
and sesiink Sax haeeser aiI altemHIs
% apeu the letter otherulse ihan hf
force can s. frustrated Al that IS
Necessary s 10 clae ne letter afzf
with = small molst safer ans 20 riefes
the iatter esth 4 eiAfae nevale gshs
ssme applies 70 matilaesi mhereunoa
sealing eax may he aaed = fhe usHa
raaner This seal can asigher hs
oaaaed hy dFy hesl BOZ by malstars =
ChIfaf0 Daily Nsea
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-04
FROM BRAIN TO BRAIN.
Hint Of shs Possibilities of commnni.
eating ideas Without ths
AID Of Signs

a aelentlae writer looks forward "a
tie tine when iaeas viii he o0nteyed
froa braan 70 hraIa witkeaf wFftlna
speaking q other mechanical proc
csNes. says CAssei's
lie points out thai writing ard
speaking ere simply methods ~ which
we signal Thoughts enc 70 another. 10
what e really e slow and tedious
fashion compared silh the speed II
thought itself
Experiments have shown that b
CONSERVATIVES the mlnd upon zums o..
iecl for q tine 4 nan of clear .dszs
ean. IN soas esses impress : more o.
les dehnlts reenri p dis thoaghi apoa
he brain q another
Here then, h a hlnt q the lsnaai
hsiltlsa a. the future when the IA
mas brain. being more aAsanosd thar
e nou ls. Communication uilI - large
y carried 81 BY telspaght = s0ft u
vlfsies4 telegraphs hetucen minds
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-04
RoYAl BOOK COLLECTOR.
nuasian Lady uf xtte who Ror-
chased The Libraries q Vol
taiye ana nsaAfpt

Empress caiher.pe II of Russia paa
great fsader a44a lover ol books
AVS the Philadelphia heagor. ona
4 her serFlces % lettefa IN Russia
Nas tbs pafchaea az the ilnrariss a
yoltalre aud nidarut she was y warm
friend and admlrer nf these tHench
philosophers. ana their work interest
q hnr. because she vas eager 70 isarn
aew theories u politics and goyern
menL Noltaire's library u about
900 volumes y nos part at the
russian imperial library IN the Her
misage palace, ami Ia tho ball devoted
o Il Is Houdon'a statue o. Vulialrs
The story OF GATHERINGS purchase of
uiderota library Is interesting Il
6 creditAble % her tact and her gen
sroally. nidefot named ft5seo0 Is the
price ~ hla abrAgy Catherine a..
slfeged him EieQoo. and canned A. q
condition of the bargain that her paF
chase should remain with Dlderot un-
81 bis death
Thhs Diderot. without leaving iaaria
became catherines librarian ia bis
awn library IA her librarian he was
given yearly salary of Gi.opa Ona
year Tits salary was paid Then
Catherine wrote 70 her librarian that
she could not have him o. her library
suffer through the negligence of =
lFeasurers clerk. and that she should
sand him the sum that she had set
aside for the care And Increase at her
library for 90 years Al the end of
that perloi she Nuuid make neu ar,
fangementB A check for E35. 700 ac-
sonfeaniea fha laffes
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-04
pIra far Mnnfn.a

A very curious ed cassam "a asso
eIased Uifa lnirfaaata Ia tie cemsIsf5
q IAhfuek ConHemafa. ireland a
hes of pipes shaEz siaga Is hsaasHf
uilh caeh eofin. aad q aiaa with =.
baeeo served oai g ihs meafner he
pipes are sm0kea in silence SITTER the
earth has been hlle1 ~ hn1 4 noun
of stones raised ahaFe iAs era1s. he
ashes are salemnlx knocked ft o. -
aHa The pipes broken Or ielf hehIaI
The oriElu af this eastom S unkaoea
but u Is Thoughts b BE- amhlesaatI5
ot ashss - aahAa dust Cd fas
EmriY hlsek bottles afe ala8 Is =
found scattered about The site
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-04

NaIs afs aaabis q distinguish tie
dlasfsnee lu eldth sna 10 nama 81 1af
sipeiA and assnnrs Tie iasn does
noi lie aluaFs slth lAs cgmrsss hus
varies 81 an aakle e e DEGREES Tie
streets are y feet Ia eAiln aaa eKisnd
fioia ssafih q SOUTH aad tie afsnoes
are ~ feel IL sidth so rxisld east
aud stsl. 'lhs streets Nsst g fhs
M, i at nllroAa IT. uamsa faf
pFuminent Ci4efrAse famliits IS VIII
son, seaper. Gunief efo 1lleassnusa
are named fof thf districts lafa ahirl
fhe Gae Oksa Natlaa is divided, 81
Canadian, Delaware seQuefstA ftr.
kast II tila kaiY railroad tha sgfoels
are named, leglnulng i lte Ailmsdt
fifst sifssi. Second street, etc, Ard
fha avenues are eonllnuous - tlts
same Aamc oali E4sl j. added
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-04
NO CRIMINAL
PROCEEDINGS
Deposiiors win Get Every
Dollar Que Them.


Associated Press
Chicago. Zee 2s- Secretary of tie
Treasuy Shaw arrived IL Chicaga
from Washington tAls mofalng And
Ia an Interview practically declared
tieEa Nouid - mo- eslminnl pspcssss.
lnNa growing cut If tlie closing u Tie
Chicago National lAnk ard llome
savings bans u tbls cliY. he aid
"lohu Il. Walsh did noi faks one dol.
lar dishonesty and hs dld ~ more
than any other tanksn ln tie ruiied
States are doing al tie time Tiers
has heen No embofsiement noF THEFT
FoF eseFy dollar taken out glll edge
security vas placed slthln Deposit.
ou uili set esefy dollar llsf deposit.
"a abd when that has heea accom-.
pllsbsd responsibility II the govern.
meng eeAsek
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-04

A meeting ef tbe xiockilolden oi
the a1ose couosgn was held ~ the
once of l. r. Camptsil - two
o'eloek. ilexmtet a. ipla Tl,efc
WAS a good representation q tie
stock holders IL altsndance ana j 70.
port q ihr Business lot tbs pasf "a
months Showed q 70 te 10 vsfg
noufishing oondition. 4 ditidend ~
6so per cent caah aas declared and
about six per ocut carried to uudl.
sldea proHt aneoant. Ihs represents
tts profits for TIE past six montis
only The slx uionsla pfeslnus e
TITS sl,owed 81 earning of affl pr
crut. shich makes = tatai q slxtg psf
cent ssn d 10 the pasf year 81 he
capital stock
Thls caneefn "a pfeglah'y tie arr
sst dividend carrier q ans boslne,a -
this part of lie county Is ssoek i
sought after afd hons sstas e - foi
sale.
Tie uee lizard q directors siccia
weFe Joseph nollsf. VI orr q H
CampAeil, lAmes Iialelln And " +
Thomson TIE oileen sicegea - ~
hoard sers Jeasph natlea president.
" + Thonfs1n. tlcs president, l.
h Campieil. serfeisf1 abd 7 - pu
treasurer
All Afnckhaaasn wiil feaNiKe rlicuks
10 . fes dafa Fopfeaentinx fse ~
crnf dividend ca the a0ck 81 shleA
tiey hold lu tbs company
Al c8fnekpaudenes slnuh = ~
addressed 20 /. B C4nplxil. saeftfa
Fg. of fasstA HasleF president
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-04

Darlna he display ~ Ihs Pafzeli
mefsors iasl August simultaneous -.
aafsatlons aege maae ln Kxaece from
mIata about SIS HiAies APART Prom
he parnlIaxss thaz ehtaiasa ne eiesa
llou of several conspicuous msseoFs
sHofe lha safih sas calculated Thf
height s Iae hssInnine s TIE aIzh
varied fHam oE is iis miles Ard 81
he ond fram g - a miles TAs
lananst distance sfaxtFAed II liza 81
aasphaFe Nas aases it lss and "a
shortest s. milss feaIs comHsu.
iaH.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-04
lNSURRECTION
GOING TO PIECES
Backbone Of the Uprising al
Moscow SAID to be Broken


Associated Press
Moseaa. ncc zs-The backboaa OF
tie iusaffectiou S broken and tie Up
rising here IS going to pieces rapidly
The fesolutionists are able % keep
np oniF 4 guerilla warfare, but the
eae with which they can move small
shipments from place e place RENDERS
ne task Of suprfesslng them sloe and
Eei.1ns
All of he troops of the HoseoN gar.
slaon including Ehe former dlaeneeted
|lesioH sfenadlefA and tie reinforce.
ne|ils eIien are engaged - cfoshlng
tie lesaIatioulsfs are str insufficient
- theEeaenly eeeupf he TERRITORY
aaa. lhaz eilahlIHE The fstolullanlsi'
81 slln Inle vacated territory as HaoI
81 kfN IEanpa m#*e 20.
The e|Ey 81 Moscow Aaau lie 40
zzafanes af battlefield
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-04
!. G. ROBERTS
INDICATED
Vlnlsa Nan Held BIameIOss Of
ANY Connection With the
Denver Bank Failure.

G. G Roberta cashier Of the Nlnita
bank, WAS IN this city toslay on a yisit
with hla tather g A, Roberts, 0n New
street He Is On Ms way 10 Nlnita
ffom Donvsr. BE stopped Oh 70 visit
relatives a couple OF DAYS Ia Wlaheid
Mr. Roberts has a hos Of friends Ia
thls section Of the country who are IA
no way surprised al his .siudlcatlon of
any completely whatever ln.the Denver
bank failure lie has had much a..
pease and annoyance over matter
with which he had nothing whatever
% 10.
tie disposed Of his holdings III the
Ninlta National bank Al a sacrifice,
se thar Chat institution would net 10
damaged ia ans way by tie Denver
Investigation
Mr. Roberts IS one ef the rising
young men q the territory and Tits
HI lucE sin not stop him long Oh Ills
way Is SUCCESS A Denver paper of
recent date handles the outcome Of
tho ease against him Is follows
"Seyeral ofthe men who were caught
originally Ia the lmboien net. sass
the Denver Republican, have had the
aylnmthy of the dstrictattorneF since
he learned of the true situation. one
Of fthese Is G. G ROBBERS, Of Ninlla. /.
T. MI Roberts was employed IA a
Ninlia hank by the Imboden people
Ile did not know anything about the
TRANSACTIONS ga the outside
When he learned ut the mess out
here aud the action Of the grand jury
he fastened 10 Denver lie put up a
cash bond. This was caneelod yester.
day and he Is now free.
Roberts was net oHly " great use
60 the prosecution, for he told q
straightforward story on the witness
stand, but he was entirely innocent Of
any wrong-doine said District Attor.
Stidgef yesterday
Willis Y Elliott, who was EMPLOYED
hy friends 81 Mr. Roberts 80 lock after
bis Interests, said that Roberts ought
tobe proud OF the manyislneere friends
fe had ia Oklahoma and the Indian
TERRITORY.
"'lf ! received one letter / received
10 from men who know Roberts. olfer.
ing assistance. The writer's were law.
vera bankers and hnelness men. said
NJ kliiott. Professional aud none
Eary al we're offered ne Tor him. but
~ vas n need Of neither lie eamc
here Of ~ own free will and returns
without ! speck On his character
District Attorney stldgef waa 10
fecelpt Of many congratulations yesief.
day for The work oi his ofilco in this
trial The iurgmen we're also tie 70.
cipenls Of praise for their part Ths
Twelve men never for moment hesi
fated IL their determination IL son
wet There was 3 difference OF opinion
Is % whether lie Two WORTHLESS were
guilty uf larceny of the Denver savings
bank funds, aud by 2 vote Of ten 70
two vas - adiadsed, but the majority
uaa generous and gave tie defendants
the benefit Or ; doubt and agreed 70
have > united jury ou tie four counts,
which could hold TIE two ior forty
sean on q cumulative sentence
CofIeYsllle Journal.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-04

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Press
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-04

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g elli stop Al esfiala polnta sions
ths streets are pesls painted white
fhe ears step al tHsse eassa Thty
do net raa past them or slow daes
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