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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
.OLD C0 D ii: j. ANS.
W|LLS'F0RM CREWS.
Feature of the Regatta to Be Race
s.y for Old Harvard and Penn
Oarsrnen. *
\ fspeclal 10 Tho 1smr,ess-Dispatctl)

sfst e Especial to The Tames-DtspaCcfL) 9tfets
Z PHILADELPHIA, May ia novel
feature which the stewards OF the Amer
lean Rowing Association arc planning to
add to their big regatta on the schuykin,
May, Goth, is a special race between two
Crews, made UP of former ]; Harvard and nd
University Of Pennsylvania oarslnen.
y The Union Boat Club. Of Boston, which
is made up of ex-Haryard oarsmen, and
which has always given every encour-.
agement to tho American regatta since
its inception. has been asked to furnish
the Harvard crew. Enough former Uni
yersity OF Pennsylvania oarsn1cIl IN this
city have volunteered to get up a crew
to row tho Harvard men II the latter
can get together.Ea crew on this short
notice. Tho Pennsylvania men are willing
Ia row the Boston men either IN spe-
cInls,race or to compete against them IN
oneS Of 1.-THE regular classes, "
1.-THE stewards last week received he
entry Of tile Syracuse University eight.
the New Yorkers agreeing for the first
time since they! took UP rowing TO send
down an eight The syracuse men ex-
p,essed their regret that they would not
have chance 10 trim Cornell, which Is
the height of ambition for every Syra-
GUSTAV. f-a sl
The college, entries to date are two crews
from Harvard. two from pennsylvania
and one from Syracuse, The entry from
Yale has not been received yet, but he
stewards are not worried on this ac-l
count, for Yale never sends down her
entry until the last week. ,5 Ii
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AZ q n f3lff'
LONG SAFEaSLlDE8FORfT THIRD BASE.


tic club whip, made two Ugh Traps, and
8GlenyIn, ridden by Hall, mad two m ps M
4 King &Dodo. ridden BY Mr.. M. CT. Jack
son, went with two raps. Col dei,S r TOD, 4
ridden by Mr. r. y. II obbs, had four "a ps
and two refusals. fs .4
rlden by Mr. Ellington, had
sthree raps. sss slst 4 y! (gis Va
,5"virginia c. ridden by Colonel a s..
zBuford, had one efusal and one rap, ana
four raps. J.
"Squedunk , First. s
The Judges wurded first to Mr.. Thomas
Nelson 4 Carter's S"Squedunk,'' The horse
made a great performances. sho wed per-
feet manners and went like a hunter. Tho
award carried with 1t "a handsome silver
cup. ~ III Il 4i
Second place went to Mr.. Jackson.s
liking Dodo" and third to Mr. Carriers
s"Glenyin.n The performance was not
up to the club standard. but the crowd
enjoyed the contest and applauded the
award heartily III III
& The second event was the always pop
sular farmers race, for horses owned
by farmers over whose lands the club
rides. MI & rs i,ss 559 III III
There we're vel. but fourjto face; the starters
Y at the hdlf-mile post. but the race was
run for blood, and whip and spur were
used vigorously. 3s4
aa "a young man 1 on a gray horse, in q
green and red sweater, & was the favor
site.a but he nearly lost the event BY two
great use 81 the bat. u IA, sg
# Mr.. Ormond Young, who acted as time
keeper. remarked that the gray horse
stopped to switch his tail every time,
his rider hit him and lost two lengths.
Collared the Crowd.
III In the stretch the gray collared the
crowd and simply romped away from
them all. 395 ia 4
OF the five races that followed Mr.,
1 r. M. Taylor. of Baltimore. won four, I
and would possibly have won the NTH.
except that he did not ride In In IT. Mr. MI.
Taylor proved himsel q horseman and.
sustained his reputation of being the,
best gentleman Jockey In the country.
The third event on the card was for
horses owned in Virginia, Maryland and
the District Of Columbia ridden by gen
tlemen. The distance asked was four
furlongs
nTarpon, :" owned and ridden by Mr.,
Taylor. was the odds on favortte. while.
Sanders, and "Gloria.'' owned by Mr..
"a. H. Christian, Jr., were we'll backed.
Il Gloria had run the half on the Deep
Run track in so 2-5 seconds, and 1t looked
yas-thoughs she would make the winner run
fast for the money.
The. start was had for the brown silk
worn by Mr.. Jenifer on Gloria" was
far behind when the flag dropped and the
horses were well away before her Jockey
got her going. ri
Tarpan Wins.
Joe Martin got away In the lead and
held 1t to the far turn, when rpon'
collared him and beat him opt n the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
The Baltimore Team Exec client at
the Bat alldii,1 the
4. Field i',l'l.. VI. 58
.N0TSA Al EARN Ed Fri Nl# TAILED

ss.5 s,sga .if,i...EE!! NJ

(SDcC1alE. ~ ne sE1I
tg5 CIIARLOTTESVIL a.. Il May 12..--
With good baseball wea ther prevailing,
Virginia 1ost9to Johns Hopkins UniYer-;
Fsity on Lambeth Field this afternoon In
"a pretty game, blythe close score of
a to 3, The fielding and batting or the
visitors was excellent. 81 X 5E
% Campbell their star box artist 9allowed
the heavy hitting Virginia team only
five singles, on which they did not tally
an earned run, He gave two & pat sse :! 1
to first and n struck out four. Suspng
was son Ethes{ slab FORE the home team,
Sand his work was as creditnble as THAT
of G his opponont. u Hes had the misfor-
tune 5of l,ayingSsthe $hits made off him
punched, along with errors at critical
stages, and this accounts for the Visitors
stallies. He struck out q total Of u and
{ gave but two bases E on * bal Isl With
! better support IS the result would have
been different although an earned a run
was made by the visitors
Virginia, first. at bat, scored two in.
the opening & session. Lawlcr drew "a
base: Walker singled. putting 1-aWler on
second. Both moved UP one on Wild
pitch and n Graham's corking single to.
center scored them both, The next three
men sf went dit nSf order. Fhe. nome
teams last tally was added in the third
by Graham OH a. single and an error
OF trencn, WINE nanullHS 8lne ptiit " 7
left, He stole second for the second
time during the game, aud came home
ionEthe throw in iof Dalton fly to left II
{ Hopkins tied the score in the first.
Webb singled 3Gorslnet dl n pass, and !
boil, tailed on Campbell 'sahit over first
Two more I'm the seventh,-wlat proved
to be winning runs made on l1off's
wild throw of Budds hit, the runner
going to tthird. 81 tIIe3Stallled on I'rencl''s
single The latter was sacrificed TO
second by3 Bowie, y stole third and came
in on Gorsllnes hit to left. sg
The features OF the game, besides &the
pitching Of both Susong and Campbell,
was tile base running Of Graham for \
Virginia. the fielding of l4awler, snort
for the home team and the fielding or
Webb, at second forEflopkins.
The official tabulated score and suns
mary. OF the game follows:
III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
RICHMOND GIRL IN N.
vAss:A| COLLEGE ] 6 CANES L;
Miss Bowie Tied for Second
Place With Miss Harris in
Jumping Contest.
(special 10 The Tlmes-Dlspatcl,,

POuGEIIIl EDPslE, N. ", May s-ln
the running high jump In the athletic
games held BY Yassar College students
to-day Miss Martha II. Bowie, OF Rici-
mond, member of the class; OF 1900 was
tied for second place With Miss ELLA H.
Harris, Of the class OF l0C6. for second
place, Miss Bowie and Miss Harris botn
jumped 3 feet and 10 Inches,
The events was won by Miss Helen -.
Clarke, of the class OF 1868, who leaped
feet and 21s inches, equalling the record
There were nlne5contes tants, Miss Bowie
ms she had confidently expected to jump
at least 4 feet, having beat this BY two
inches In practice,
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Southern League.

Atlanta, 8.
At shreveport: Shreveport, &; lairm-
ingham, !. Ell ,8
tAt little. Rock: Little Rock; .; Nash
vile, O. l@44S Tll a
4 At Memphis; Memphis, 81 MONTGOMERY.
n t7iift If7 .it., iS 5@t y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
PRINCETON LOSES5TO
+ YALE IN DUAL MEET

lRS Associated Press1
had an easier task than. was anticipated
IN winning the dual athletic meet with
princeton on Yale field this afternoon, tho
final score being 7S3-4 to % III points
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
JUv|'..E|.N|'|.LE STAKE
WON BY DE [: |. ] ] Nj !.
Colt Recently PURCHASED By.
Raincy for $4,000 First%ir,l,5s.
B elmcnt3 Feature.
AP FOR GRIFFITH b. | |, ].
(By Associated Press

wv 1ORh, May ! 2.
Paul j.. Rainey's
DE Mund. Tito TO
to 20. won the &JIe-'
venile stakes 70 r
.two-year-olds, five
ifurlongs straight.
at Belmont Park
to-day. De Mund]
is 4; the he, colt 70 e r
!, whom Rainey paid
Newton Benning-
"a W - y, FL .fHN L.a Nslt a :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
Midshipmen Win.

9a4 (RY Associaled Press.l
ANNAPOLIS. MD. AiaN l--rrThe mid-
shipmen today defeatcd the track team
OF the PENNSYLVANIA STATE College by q
score Of 81 l-2 nolnts 10 ~ l-2, Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
MANAGER sHAFFER MAKING Dous s uRE5AT FIRs

rwoodson, c!7..".f oES3o 9 q 3o$65 9
Chandler y 80 80 d.
Susorlg, 5l8 9 s. ~
Totals. "a s a 80 9
Score BY innings: y III 4.
Johns Hopkins I. /. !. 2 oi 0 O. oOl2Qs'-
Virginia. . s. ~ y. $50 10 90 o o3
Summary: Earned runs-J ohns. Hopkins
%. Sacrifice glehnTt, Bowie.
stolen bases-Webb S(2) ;Gorsline, French,
Graham (3),. Woodson First on balls ais
or Campbell 2: or susong, 2 a Struck
3out-By Campbell. 4; susong, 2. ssI eft
on bases-Hopkin 81; Virginia, Q. Wild
pitches Campbell ~ .s First on errors =
hopkins, a;i.yirglna, q: Time Of game
One hour and thirty minutes. Umpire
Mr. rindolph, & the IIntverslt o q. slI;
}gnia. ~ !,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
MARY JANE GREW
TOOK LAST A 5 GAME Al
.NorfoIk's# Nine Yesterda J
Hit When Hits ] |: t;
I. Meant Runs.
LAWMAKERS ARE u
!, NEAR TIL e BOTTO M#IE
Only Portsrno uth is Beneath
N shaffer's q ggrega ion N rl:.5 q;
rnense Crowd Saw y es--3 3s585issi
.S terdays Game, " hich 39S
Resulted in close
q. Score s III
Only Portsmouth is Beneath

Results 81 Yes erda y's, Games
4 AT Richmond --R r edmond, 9 \; orfol XII
Eat. Portsmouth---Po Portsmouth, 1;;SS9i Lynch
burg, 4
At Danyille- Danyille, s; roanoke q 55 .3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
Members Of the Richmond ANA
5teur Baseball League Have Il
Their Second Contest.
THE L0C0s# AND sN0WBALLs
landing Of Clubs.

3fs8 Mines in the Ri richmond ANA eur j Base
5ball League met each q Her, yes erdayl at
ternoon and some xelttngs tests were
pulled OF. III ffl. Il, Il, 81 n
beat HE ..Locos by the score Of Il q TO
10 In a game that was replete with. 3 good
plays -and that was Witnessed by \ mo more e
than a hundred spect ators. \, WI 5!g lslt}
The chesapeake and Ohio Office aggre-
CATION OF ballologists Walloped tho
chesapeake and Ohio Shops team by the
very close score Of 10 to 8. The game was
in doubt until the last man was out IN
the ninth inning. M III 4,
The T.. b. Taylor's nine Of Cinnamon
went after the Book Binders in true style.
and simply walked away withHthe game
by the score Of q to .SS5
f$ The Battle Axe boys from the STEPHEN
Putney!@plant went down TO d ayait a.
Ia - j
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Baseball at Ernp,ot3,riia.
Specialize The TImes-Dispatch,


# ENfPORIA, V!A.;3 II May = a..--rhe Ease-
bnl season will open In Emporia on or
about June LIST. The following is the nine
of. crack players: The line up for the
opening gnme will be MS follows: Hobbs
pltcher;EI Hobbs catcher;$Hill, 8shortstop;
3Doke, third-base; Lindsay, second base;
TIoughton, flrst-mse Ennes "a left-field
sGathright center; a. Al slagle rlght-field
Other strong ditionss will be made to
the home team within the next thirty
days. n y,
4 Manager ] .. PEBBLES Isl anxious to
correspond with any teams desiring date,
either within or without the State.
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Continued ION Third Third Plage9 =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
VA DROPS CAM
.T'O.J0HNS.H0Pk|NS

n !, q" 4 43t4 V
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Continued on Third sPage:)3
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-26
THE PROSPECTS FOR
STATEHOOD ARE SLIM
Democrats Will Try TO Force Republi-
cans to Act but There Is Not Much
Hope of Success.

1ohu sharp Williams, the Demo.
cratic leader ID Tie hou.e of Fepgesen.
taflfes has announced that there will
- no more business transacted there
by unanimous consent untll tie con.
fsfess make . report GA tia state
hood bill Tie eanisfees met Yesief.
daf bar reached 40 eouelasinn.
Tia Democrats heilsye thal tie
Republicans under Jhe leadership II
Speaker Cannon are attempting la
klll TIE blu without bringing Il agsln
before tso house This senator Bey.
erldge q tie eauierees dsulos. bat
nevertheless o. report has set been
made
II tho Democrats carry ouf their
threat tie business g tbe House Wlll
b. greatly mmpere5 rs without
utAnimoas consent nei oue.tenfh TIE
business ean te transacted IS oniIn.
aniy Tic ipnWfafs ere determined
81 % everything u tHef power 20
glsl statehood 81 Oklahoma
Co.ane q. M Douglas. uHo IS sf4H
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have tsen Withdrawn Altoeethar
TIE situation among tle people
camped oul in tie PARIS AID ~ tbs
heAeilsA eAs worst fhis morning sc
Golden Gase pafk. wllefe dufinF tie
early hours tls hungry people ss4elg.
ed every place wtsere they tlnaeht
fooa vas stored ~ some piarsss there
uAs manifested disposition % over.
run the guards
Ia ule meantime every Yeiiinic oi-
tAlnable bad hcsn pressed into service
Ly tlae authorities to carry feed 70
tlr camps Il was dealt out Ia guam.
titles saalcieut - satisfy ttis hungry
crowds or : time Thousafds u
tons ~ proTlkiuns eafu bf00eht oeef
tlie tay during tie night.
Governor rauiee has iasl announ.
ced thar hs sill call = special session
oi lhe legislature 70 prepare relief
measures
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-26

ia Washington, telegaphs a. follows
81 BIS paper
~ 40 authorized interview with tie
editor of the rlloeuix, Congressman
baheacs yesterday said
"il tie statehood blll does not pass
within tbe ncxf two weeks there eill
y nothing moee doing IA the HOUSE
this session.
When ! asked him II be could b
quoted as saying this be Said:
y am sitting on tie ia now 20
keep The Insurgents from raising row,
baf tNo weeks more ls tie limit aud
gou can ale the Phoenix that it viii
te statehood or thal the finish u tie
session elll b. q dismal failure %
thoss who expeel additional legls-
latiau
GAndidIy think gbe interior de.
paumeuf IS now against Us and the
aght ha hard one but uas blk bat
ties aFe son hg those sh0 never quit
and notice has been served on tie
powers tlat The Indian Territory
poople never viii
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BANQUET
Judge Parker FeaSted
by Lawyers at
TahIequah.


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t' 80 " ''9 .'.'' p g 'etts
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t''Ha No
Aln'l't tA-i.ah
li' la lle
iiHh Aaa3tu e
h'f . Ass'eiAtien
t As.'.'' = 'esi'asa ne
'l- q ftH y. i'z's
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.ai P.Atii i.L
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A LIVELY
RUNAWAY

s bie i0fse belonging 60 the Feyff
Lumtsr eonmny aad bitelei 81 S
deliver saigon. iHaeaue lflsiteaea e
ilIaos afeaaa 81 + ths maulns ana
ran awaY there leiif - ane 80 fl.a
sasou TlN runaway nauess as
81 several Wasr.n 81 liInos ageHas
aad tafuiug % Na street rae -
fhsstt aap eieFe be smsasl
into afeasrapll Ias aad Yors dt
HFeff wagon af lle sane tlme and
aas csaf hefare o. sd m mak
laua ihe ruans5 eas nai H0lattt
and lHa sHeoa had HIf ae STAT
uraseH 4ofak uafua hasger TAD
faa wlNta atsIe8
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OIL COMPANY
INCORPORATED

a Coz 90 campsnf pAs inpfporaf
ea Ia Nlnlta today II Is snonn a.
ihe f'l4lips eil and GaA eamgAuF.
Tie ealesrs are y. T. PHILLIPS prei.
dent llf q " paN xcs president
e s avery. secretary 6 y Ness paa.
deu treasurer Thess 0niosn HltlI
John Thamas6n and ur D b Fmfs.
81 e0mpflsa tHe biafi of directors
Tie capital staek ~ the company is
sesea
The comWb4A holdings arr in the
res aeld atTurley aioiulag iho land
on aNlch IS located tho ofuauel seil
brought 10 q iew aaysaTo Tareg IS
a sis0u distance south ~ sklafe s.
1se compauy sill bsFin 6eFelofm ut
work af ouce
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Are You a Farmer?

III how yon Afford do without the Kansas FARMER
The Kansas Farmer s The best aud helpful farm and
stock magazine published IN this country. ANY farmer who
thinks that he can Do suessu farming without il IS eourng
poverty Tho Chcian Is giving hs valuable paper away abs
oluey roe any sending dollars for two years sub
seripten The Cheaiu Think 90 years subscription
the Choan and years subscription 80 the kansfs Far
MR. al for the small q two dollars II you don't happen
have dollars n ready cash just Oh ont the Subscription
blank which you viii find annohe page stating that You
will agree take Tho Chean for years and will start
The Cheiain and the Kansas Fasmer once Don't wait
send n your at Tor only have limited number
Of Kansas Farmer subscriptions TO give away in hip
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FRANKLIN
of His Two
Hundredth Birth
day.

Paris, Apr - Today. tie Two han.
dfeith anniversary u tie birth of
ieuiamln Franklin. eas celebrated
here this morning
Tie Franco American aspect o. 20
dag celebration Is shown ia tie com
ppsltl0u u the committees uf houar.
including former American pfesi.
Gent. NJ cleYeiand 3 fofaisf AMER.
ran slce president NJ Morton. two
former French presidents M f,eu
be- aud Caslmlf rsfier. as sell a.
msng other prominent pabIlc men.
French sni American TIE fuli list
of the honorary cemmlttee Is as f8l.
loss
Honorary president ule American
ambassador n6tafi Mccormick
American membon Grover Cete
hud Nhlieas Rei4 Lew T. Morgan.
General Horace Porter. Wayne Mae
Nsagt ! fiefpout Morgan
Ffeach membefs "a President
loalat EKpfssiaelf Caslmlf fsfief
n jules gambou French ambassador
nt MadfAi u gasafand Ffeueh
ambassador As Washington Baron
q lsiogfnelles de Constant member
90 Tire senate and ~ pa4 Appel.
member q the iuaitgis and dean 81
tbe Fsca.tf q sc.sneas
eommlttsa - organization wa.
lam S naHm honorary chairman
faafenoe y Benef. hanomu ere
lar seneml = D. Winslow Blizzard
Traef Ralph " Hica0x BlaeeasY
kught bimmd kelley raa y
BARTLETT s. u Iannat Henry
Carhafd Co.anc Theodore A Dodge
Major u A iluntInrioa William Sc
ligman ie lange John nag H
Herman liages
The souvenir Invitations aued fof
t1e celebration area mes3 artistic IN /
ampg % French eusmglne ID ue
upper eorHef s 3 hNe MEDALLION 81 /
Franklin showing tIe uue, % hs |
face ani i4ls f9slnR 'ockA over 6uA
q tbess ur.tati0ns aers issued and 1
additional demands GO ueu lave /
e ne ifon all dlrcs.logs pcopIg SAINT. /
iue thea a. aenratos ofgile occasion |
The iufliaiiafs read
"1oa afa invited - take sara Ia
Tie bfeeatgHna es|ehfaf oa 81 the /
auh Benjamin FaHkHa afno, 4
dlpoastsl ant phl.es Phef and IS /
tf .0aa ration 8 Es statue pre- /
saWsi q tfe tit Fairs 6 SIR /
lsaa b Hars uf.-s sl5I ftse psce 1
S thc 81 ta Iue4d f
a AHe a les at Ila H uief /
Hf mtwaaN f the auts ada aI 4
aite8 States t en
.ae UHmttee oI ia shc eaa
sent aui ueatsa uf ils cata
8. feauafsao
Use satae rs BENJAMIN FausHg|
slHs3 eas an9eari tesa IS "a HtIi
ateu go the aHe iu f6ahf I tfe iEM.|
fIx HaG asice u1.rf IS considered 1
81 Hauf rutes e. IL il uaafsf asr
.ai tlie isst iat1e FaeEIa ser
HaJe FL represents FaHt att1
IS Hs aafte aHH sna.r urHaa.F +
af9ie1 .ua ars9,lHf w6e A. 0e
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seQuOyah Prosbytery

Toaay Nn s. Raeun Mis-.
Nettle Duncan and ihs Rev g s.
SnolEma sent % tlavmars q a.
tend tie spring megting 81 ue Sc.
Qeomh rfeshgtef and TIE rrebgte
rial Missionary soeiety f9mnrraN
Mn Msfn alli reaia raper sataf-
day nlglt 81 snaiTmss eiiI deliver
~ address 8u ilome Missions Mr.
Mars excefs q ge tomorrow
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NOT QUASHED

Kansas Clt9 Apr "a Judge Me-
pHefs9n ln tie United States district
e0aff today 8tefuled TIE motion 70
1aa,bihe indictments against George
M CHshy tade manager 81 the
Burlington railway and + 3 Taggart
and George I Thomas freight hroE
eN charged With conspiracy to VIC.
late Tie Interstate commerce laws ia
soliciting ard giving rebates on pack
iug house and other products
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THE ROLL THEFT

Tie feiem 9ranl laff u8W ln srs
s.oa a. Muskaeoe IS invest eating
H4e theft 8f ihe Cfees ard Seminole
rolls A uQmlrf q newspaper men
and ATTACHES aftie Dawes coma isian
have heeu sammoned o. give testi
uon and .t b lpe'fea ulaf Tire mu
at' 81 ah.e ~ oeale tie thieves 4
IS known uat ams ohe connected
slth tllu commission eas q parts q
ne thefi ciaefah & eolF have
leu caWa alffeE
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DARROUGH
CONFIRMED

Deputy Marshal W b rspae today
received q telegram 6um Washington
saying ttnt tHe nomination q Vs.
l uanuagh abe United state mar
sIaI fartbs Noatemd|9 eas tHs
morning confirmed uy Tee senate Mr.
hafmaff nomination vas sent u
alWut tu8 Weeas ago
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-26
RAILROAD
CONVICTED

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g bauian tno q sIs Ieadug an
eials nere found quilts iutle federal
eaur tRia8 q granting rebate, 81 fit-
lailen g tft ne The railroad eafs
pamfiea aas nned slHes ahd acH
of tte a0e.a.s $4,000
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-26
Appreciates The ChIeItaln

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governmental aus other business ST.
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