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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-28
A Prosnerity Item.

John Musser of FormOso was in the
city Friday and closed deal with
Robert Hanson of this city for 10000
bushels of corn and something over
400 tons of hay. For the corn he
paid 40 cents in the crib and for the
hay he paid 81 in stack. Mr.. Musser
will bring hops and cattle enough to
Mr. Hanson's farm to feed ali this
hay and corn during the coming win
ter. Mr.. Hanson raised all this feed
on his 1000 acres in Buffalo town
ship. Guess this is going some. Mr..
Hanson owns 5000 acres of land in
Mexico, and as soon as he gets things
shaped I'D he will go to Mexico for a
few weeks to look after his interests
there.-Concordia Blade.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-28
BLEW OVER BUILDINGS.
Storm Docs Damage to Farm Prop
erty Around Bennington.

Bennington, Kan, Aug 2S.-Mon-
day afternoon this section was visited
by an electrical storm of considera BILE
intensity accompanied by tornado
winds and a light rain. Barns and
outbuildings were demolished and
much damage was done to orchards
and groves, the trees being blown out
by the roots, while wheat stacks were
leveled to the ground. There was
some loss due to lightning. Harry
Tate, a farmer living near here, was
blowing when the storm came up; his
team of three horses was struck by
lightning. Tate was uninjured.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-28
THEY'RE. GETTING TOGETHER.
Western Roads and Colorado Strikers
Erecting Compromise.

Denver. Aug. 2S.-At yesterdays
session of the joint conference of rep
resentatives of the twelve principal
western railroads and. representatives
of their employees it was practically
agreed that a 2-cent an hour advance
in wages of the yard men will be con-
ceded by the railroads, providing that
the unions agree to certain conditions
regarding overtime and the right of
the roads to employ and discharge men
for what they consider good cause ir-
respective of the opinion of union
officials.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-28
SHE FORGOT THE HATCHETs.
Mrs. Nation Lectures Cigarette Smok'
ers But Forgets Souvenirs. ~.


Remington. Kan, Aug. 2S.-Mrs.
Carrie Nation, the renowned joint
smasher, was a passenger on the four
o'clock train Tuesday afternoon on her
way to Minneapolis, where she in
tends to deliver a series of lectures.
AS she passed through in the morn
ing she announced that she would re-
turn on the evening train and dis
tribute among the people some of her
souvenir hatchets. In the evening
when the train pulled in the platform
was crowded. Carrie was SO Obligfng
as to pose on the steps of her car for
the benefit of a camera fiend, and see
ing a couple of young men standing
near with cigarettes in their mouth
she at once began a lecture on the
evils of the cigarette habit, pointing
out the two luckless youths as being
in all probability the town buns"
She was still keeping up her TRADE of
abuse as the train pulled out of the
station, much to the discontinue of
the town buns"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-28

of $5,000.000 for a period of twenty
years. The Joplin and Pittsburg
Railway company, Jos. ]. Helm, man
ager, give the mortgage to the Ger
man Trust company of which w. c..
Woods of Kansas City is trustee. All
the street railway lines and property
of the company extending from Jop-
lin to Pittsburg and Columbus and
mining towns are included in the de-
scriDtiOD
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-28

instructions have been issued to equip
the entire main line with standard
train-order signals of the semaphore
type. This will put the road in good
shape to operate a Geographic block
over all the lines not now so operated.
At present the Geographic block COW
ers over 500 miles of track, and is being
rapidly extended. This gives great
measure of protection, and while it has
not all the features of an automatic
system, yet it is a great step in adj
vance.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-28
TO HELP THE FARMERS.
Judge Reese Will Adjourn Court to
| Give the Jury Time to Work.

Salina, Kan. Aug. 2S.-Judge r. r.
Rees of the Thirtieth judicial district
convened the August term of the Sa-
line county court here Tuesday morn
ing. but announces that he will adj
journ the session in a few days to give
the farmers, of which the jury is COM
posed, a chance to attend to work on
their farms.
The docket is one of the largest in
the history of the county. there being
twenty-five criminal cases and seven
ty-f1ve civil suits
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-28
G. & o,s BIG MORTGAGE.
One for Ten Million Dollars Has Been
Filed ON Property.

Lexington, KY, Aug. 2S.-A mort
gage was filed here in the county
clerks office yesterday by the Chesa-
peake & Ohio Railway company to the
New York Trust company and William
II. White of Richmond. Va, for $10,-
OOO. 900 covering all franchises, rights,
privileges, lands and terminals of the
entire railway line. The mortgage VIII
be fled in every county in Kentucky,
west Virginia and Virginia through
which states the line runs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-28
Land Advancing in value.

Land In Atchison county is rapidly
advancing in price G. W. Searles
says he lately refused $50 an acre for
$50 acres near Huron. Last Novem-
Der. Tom Rigg paid $50 an acre for a
half section within a mile of Effing-
ham, and few weeks ago refused
$50 an acre. He says he wouldn t
take hundred dollars an acre for it.
=Atchison Globe.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-28
KILLED BY THE TRAIN.
Deerfleld Mother BUSHES on the TRACK
to Save Her Children

Lakin, Kan, Aug. 2S.-Mrs. Turney,
wife of G. A. Turney, the beet sugar
agriculturist of the Garden City fac
tory. was run Overland killed near Their
home at Deerf1eld Tuesday by Santa
Fe passenger train No. 9 westbound.
Her children were playing near the
railroad. and the mother tried to run
across the track. believing they were
in danger. She leaves husband and
six children.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-28
UniyersaIists at wichita.

gates representing the Universallst
churches of Kansas will meet in their
thirty-eighth annual convention here
August 20 and continue the meeting
until September 1. The last state con-
vention was held in Junction City a
wear ago. The sessions will be held
in the new church building which has
Just been finished by the First Uni
versalist church here. The Young
Peoples Christian union convention
will be held at the same time.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-28
No Change
Necessary

DR.. Prices Delicious Flavoring
Extracts have always been hon
estly labeled; no change was nee
essary since the enactment of the
National Pure Food Law, either
as to label or their manufacture.
They have had for nearly half a
century the patronage of the intel
ligent housewives of this country.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-28

Editor COT agricultural paper)-
Davidson, what is tho outcome of
your investigation into the condition
of the peach orchards?
Assistant - Fruitless Louisville
COurier-JOurnal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-28

Inventor-That airsnip of mine reminds
me of an old hen.
Friend-What's the answer?
Iuyentor-It roosts better than It fHes-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-28
,rolIev Line NIortgage Filled.

Trolley Line Mortgage Filed
Parsons. Kan. Aug. 2S.-The Helm
mortgage filed in the register of deeds
office covers property to the amount
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10

W II. Daffoagh. United States
marsha Tor TIE Northern district Of
Indian Territory considers tire eandi
ton = serious ooe, and says that he
knoWs af 10 wEY 20 solve ttse matter
1t si.l take tlma, and lots q a, p
sAld Marshal Darrpugh, toFet tiiings
into Good Fenning shape after state
hood has been declared. and fof this
reAsoa iust what is 70 - done aith
TIE raited states prisoners after ny
authority ceases i question set to
t,s determlnea
'l,tse thing i certain. said he
.sthe Rstsouers net geuefaily considered
IA she Federal elAs nox legally held
- fetefal PRISONERS cannot - held
slifsslt au5lsafit5 from ths counties
q SAleh they all bessne after the
aAg - statehood y uniafled unloas
sone pfoyisleu can t< made islaetii.
AteiT after rntinieht - The date vhen
Fedetal autlsrltY oe4ss 70 care for
ard tesi the prisoners is = Fesponsl.
hiiitg that ne vii care e.. 81 have tie
autiafily - asSume
Jusf Uhat ere oufaesas vii be Is E
naoseF which Nlsl be xaicllsd Nlth :
great aeAl u Interest - Tie people Of
lie nsx STATE a. sell - Is nlese of
ether states tie siulatiou taking
rtecs4encs y ans that has ever been
brought T. tlsa attentlea ofour people,
The prlWBeFs uow sonansd ln Tie
fe,iezal lai here numl<r ~ aHi thsg
are charged witn slmest every sfouse
kuoea % The criminal ealandof
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10
INAUGURAL PLANS
Brilliant Ceremanleu are 90 Mark
State Historical Eveai Pre-
lInilnariss Being Arranged.

Guthrie. Okla. Oct . PROM lneut
msmhess of both political parties are
nov discussing tho ptellmlnafies for
tho inaugural ceremonies, incident %
tie seating Of Tile neM states Hmt sos.
arnoF Judges Prank Dals and A. o.
G nlereg are taking The Initiative
among the DemocrAlAAnd are working
with John II. CottarAl, recent Rapab.
lican candidate for tbs stats hapfsuae
benel. Joseph ~ Norris and ctAsrz
II 5 planned 70 make The inaugural
historical There wilI b big mili-
tArY feature. participated in BY the
Oklahoma National Guard and indian
Territory volanieasA Governor
FFania will order Oh tila military
band and guard for tise l1at time "a .
territorial organization II Il intend.
ID 70 have mammoth reception and
an Inaugural ball, bat nothing has
kmsn decided a. yet regarding the
aanqust Ia cAss there n one, hos
ever Il probably will b ''toofslesz''
affair
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10
FATAL HORSE TRADE
Charles ArneId killed Man Who
swindled Him Makes no Effort
% Conceal His Indentlty

Perm. ok7A Oct has. Arnold,
charged wlth llllng = horse trader
named nigaa. IL Wellington, KANSAS.
Frsaay mofnsag fAS l,esu arrested
here ana Is Aslhs heid "a TIE county
laa fof tile kaasas authorities
Afuoa makes na effort te eoneaal hls
connection uith RE Killing huf tnld
the efiesrs this straight stesY
q am - years Old llse ten miles
southwest of Msllingnton ! bought
pAsF of mnles from Riggs Who j. q
professional iorse trader and PAID him
f2zs fof the team on tie guarantee
tlAf they were sound They weFe nof
a. represented AID then I sent to
rim and he refused 70 return the
money ana tase hack the mules. In
TIE sfgument which followed J sllot
him With a - smith 4 Wesson re-
yolsef. / don't knoe how manY times
sllot ! vas scared ana jumping on
my lsorse started south learned nf
forwards he died mef > farmer
q miles south and hs drove me 70
Blackwell, there changed teams and
came on 70 TonsAwa From there I
cams TO Billings and ca 20 ferFy
where was arrested
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10
PARDONS BAD AAA
Govegnor Franm ReIsases JEAN
Reeves From The lansing. Pen
iisntiaSy.

Guthrie. OKlA. Get i~T'ie mnsl
historic lall-bFeak Ia oklAhomas ils.
tors Is recalled - she pandoning from
the lansing penltantlaFy 0Y tiosens
ur FmntE Announced Tuesday, %
sol.u ReeYca. uho w4S ssntentenesd
fof llfe And taken e tie penllsntlsv
on neo~mles 81. isga. on eonvietion of
murder ID the ser0nd degree
Reayns, wh0 was then bstWeen y ard
~ yearN eld, wmA cUnYWaed of cArrklnE
Feyaltefa fsom fotfaHatomio county
% tlle county lall lp Oklahoma Cts
Afd giving them 20 tie Christian
brothers aud prisoner, Hamed gaseY.
outlaws condned Va TIE jail awaiting
trial
Using these guns, tle outlawa bys'ke
lasl aud nNrm pea, never haYing bWau
laeen on heard from since the daY thsy
eseapud. June p, lsso
In getting awaY. f1wevea tie
Christian brothers killed Milton
Jones, then chief n police ~ uklAli0
ma City. who attempted 70 stop them
and u wAA fof tire indirect murder Qf
Jones' that young Reeves was convict.
"a and enfenced fof llfe one OF the
Christians WAS escaping On Jones
horse wlsnn 10 shot ard killed TIE
oliicer His brother Christian jumped
into a dFay aud. ~ the point uf 70
voiFer. compelled tas driver % whip
np. and dAshlng doWn TIE center 81
Grand avenue aaraped
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10
ATTACKS HIS NURSE
In Delerium Of Fever c. B. odsIl
Fights Attendants In a Joplin
Hospital and is Taken 70 Iail

joplin. No. oct dc p 0deg a
cifh engineef o. tits city beeame
~ildly dsllfioas a. s. gehnt hospital
lAst night and engaged 10 = atrcs
struggle uith The hospital nurses, tee
of wllom weFv slightly hurt Odell
claims e - a relative of -GosenuoF
Odsll o. Nss York
Tie nan suffered from sanstfoke
seyeFal weeks ago Ard later M attsek
~ pneumonia detclaped II wss dur
iug TIE delirium q fever that tie at
eack NAs mste un uss hospiiai attend.
ants A cal sas eut % police tsoad
quarters and oiel greatly exhausted
3 detained ia TIE citg jail today
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10
PLAY 4 TRUMP CARD
Telegraph Companies Muef Open
Al 0fhess BY October 7th, ~
Lose Their Franchise.

According a. q dispatch fFow Gplh-
re, Oklahoma. The Postal and West
cru unlon Telegraph companies have
only seven days 70 Res tbelr wires m
condition q handle the business prop
efly Since the strike q photographers
these companies have heen unahle 20
give ia public decent safslee and the
peopa haye iast right to app@as A.
eve courts foF better service Under
the lass the companies can b. depriy.
ed Of their franchise II theg dc not
furnish proper service aud II tl1ls Il
not done within seven days Attof.
ney W O Cromwell wiil bring suit -
take up the franchises nov held by
these corporations
TIE nltlmatum Is the result Of th
petition Of striking telegraphers who
secured a mAas Of evidence pnrport
lng 70 show that neither company has
been handling public business IN
satisfactory manner since The general
strike.
The demand made By the attorney
general IA that the sire companies
handles messages offered them at
whatever cost IL means that all
TIE Offices low closed IN Oklahoma
must be opened before October and
that those which are now being opeF
ated with depleted forces must he
filled with competent men.
Under the terms Of The attorney
generals demand the Indefinite de
AZ ~ which al messages are sub.
lected must be eliminated and that
TIE same facilities 0t sending ana re-
cslving telegrams prevailing before
the strike must be secnfed.
The move il regarded a. 3 victory
faf Fbe strikers They have spant
weeks 10 securing the evidence. The
same action Is being taken 10 other
states 10 bring the companies 70 time
and calio tie strike.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10
PETITION IS CIRCULATED
TO FREE JESSIE MORRISON

E.rAysnworth, kAA, tTha calciaia
AZ he state pfisoa At lansing Nere
TO-DAY requested 70 lndorss a petition
"a ube governor asking toF TIC reacaaa
an Jexaie Morrisn. The pardon u
asked fof on the ground that Mi@
Morgsaan ls punished enough, and b.
cause hsr aged fAtlssr ls DYING and
would lsr comiortnsi N.Y. ssuf pguiyusSs@.
Mis- Morrlsun vas originally san,
fanoed for ave years. secured new
trial ana Vas Fires . twenty 3 fe. rear
aanlanna. site Is q model prisoner but
very tlmid and fetiging and Is seldom
seen by sfrAngers Tie prison oflriAls
seem q favor her tele1se.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10
SECRETARY TO
GOVERNOR HASKELL

Il - -osnriaily announced thAt
Gsperuof-elect Charles n. Haskell has
chosen u wyarsis N Masko9ee 70
bs hla private secretary Mr Wy
Anas is chairman q TIE Maskoees
osuntY board o; commissioner al A.
poiutes q the constitutional eonsen.
taon, and vas chosen nembef by the
convention of the supreme state eiec-
too board shlch wss knocked out bg
ti,e snpfeme couff decisions Daring
TIE campaign be was in charge y TIE
Democratic speakers bureau
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10
CANVASSING BOARD READY
TO COUNT THE BALLOTS

Ggthue O T oct Everything
IS now lu readlac's far tHe meeting of
The Oklahoma eanyassinF boards here
newt Tuesday Tie oniclal returns
from each of tie sevanty.aye counties
q tile state have been received 81 Sec.
retafy filson aud are ready for revision.
There are tWo boards one sfo
canvass tie returns Of the lebctlon on
stats and district officers. membsv If
congress and members Of the leglsla.
tureand IS composed q Governor Frank
frani1, secretary Fiison State Aue.
itor J + pycfe Treasurer Rambo
aud Attorney General W.0 Cromwea
Ans three 0i this board mas act. aud
u Is not likely that more than three
wilI serve. as Fmntz and Dyche we're
both candidates IN tlse recent election
The election returns on the eonst
tuition and the prohibition ordinance
vii Be eanvasssd by a board provided
~ the enabling act and composed 81
Secretary filsau ard Chief Justice
John buFfou 81 tie Oklahoma 81.
preme court and Joseph A 0ul. senior
justice Of the Indian Terfitorg court
o. appeals
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10
vlaltans Met The President.

wednes.iays 81 Louis Republic
likeness ~ III Lee
~ Vlnlta, who headed the dele.
gation G. salute President Boose.
relt 90 his visit 20 81 Louis Wednes
d4g Fifteen governors Of many
states were present 20 pay their re.
specis e. the chief executive of the
nation They accompanied tie pres
iaent "a Memphis whore Lakes to-the.
Guli f,eep Water convention will be
hsld This week
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10
WESTERN UNION TO
BE PROSECUTED

Seu Yatk oct Tie Western
ual0u Telanph company and tie
posA telegraph company stre 81
ds0ed Wednesday b Justice Font ot
the supreme eourt of New YORK state
d shos rase TODAY shf tie states a.
torucy general should not be permit.
Tel to sue them fof forfeiture q theif
charters on the ground that they have
formed s eambiustlon 90 hucfease
telegraph tolls Attorney General
Jackson 70 his application alleges THAT
tte combination vas made ln lanua
ry. ie7 and tlai 8 new and lucfuas
ed sehe3aie Of rates vas pat into e.
feeg and that tbe companies agreed 70
maintain point Offices a. certain points
ans divide profits II business received
therein
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10
LEAVENKORTH WOMAN
DIES FROM FRIGHT

Leaysnwogttl, Kansas oct t-Nfs
Marie Pickleisn drupp@a a@aa frnGs
fright NJ hsg lv9Hse today ahlle q ptY.
slclAn and dentist wora preparing %
put her uudss ths influence Of an 40
aAiisetle, preparatory 10 pulling >
tooth Sse lMd no symptoms uf twart
disease and phTsiclAns attribute her
death % excessive fear.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10
Gas Wen Burning

TIE sas well nine miles northeast Of
Colinsellls. owned Is } 6 Noble
whlch took Ere two Seaks aeo IS slill
pafulng Men are engaged digging a
tunnel and 4 ls hoped that TIE flames
vi be cut of within q few dags Il Is
estimated that 60 GO 90 cubic feet OF
natua| Eas is being consumed hg the
flames ever = hours N t is not
gotten under control soon the Interior
department siil tate steps 70 have u
duae Experts sY that Wien the Ore
IS elt &c The vel viii destroy other
gvsefs b tnat vicinity
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10
-FOUR PERSONS CAUGHT
IN 4 BURNING BUILBlNG

AriHsfe r. oet T0af per.
saas safs luIafed here .ate yesterday
u Gee uu Naia street Thar damsgri
t.nee hn3i.ngs Jacob sharpe 4 hoy.
Nl1 s6faod 90 a restaurant. vas lad I
bauiea fram The satsf 50 sad his ooo.
altlsu s eensiaeeed sefiosk James
NlE ianpot from q second stcry niu.
l8s aHa sustained abtoksu thlgh Two
o0let fsnoas Wefe slightly injured
Tee pgeaniafE loss vas small
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10
AUDITORIUM COMPANY
WILL MAKE GOOD

AsAn sslletas that ule peope pte
bag tickets fof f1e epeuiug uIEht &
tte Auditorium Ntll get their rar.
egs worth tssittsaldlng ln a soutf
eutef Prise We heresith UfIsh 8
sgned Agreement eblca spoaEs faf
useif
Kiulta. Ind Tee Sept ST. gs
Ia uc Public Tire undersigned
h8ma ttee appointed ug te Com
mereal club Of tie elt1 " FiuIta. 70
sncaaaags uIe buIdius uf she A8dlto.
flum guaranteed tHe Auditorium
company teo tfouand dollars on IRE
Opeuing Night + ue buIld'ug
should b. constructed according Iotbe
sans thar contemplated
This s4aFuiaosnt building Is uow
gasflf coaploted ARD saFpaSes Ia
ever saY TIE plans originally made.
TIE tickets for tho "0pcuIng Niglte
sfe noa ou sale 81 The odicg pf Butler
3 hsafoeF
We the undersigned hereby guar
luiee % taosa who mas purchase
.ickets Cor tie sOpcnlnR Night The
sery besf Performance that eau BE- y
'aret. and se lpfomlss sou an opea
: good a. tie best THAT any cty IN
ls Southwest can obtain.
eEa NouH HBnLH
President Commercial Club
A. 1 CHURCuuL
Vice President Commerc Al Club.
ions A WIsE
Secretary Commercial Club
= Is DAVIDSON.
Secretary 20 tie Committee
buTtEn s n0SfOEF.
Managers
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10
4 FRISCO FIREMAN
IS FOUND DEAD

Eud 0k. 0ct Sep D. Candweil
"a Etisca fireman, eas found dead on
oa the sQcE Island bridge tits morn
ing near ths center a. the tawn IT,
IS Thought Cafdas'I vas waylaid and
robbed aus his befy placed ou Ihe
track rs $500 he aas sHnen to haYe
haa HstH He Jeff fama Nas missing
Sefen e.ues afe bere followed bf the
oaeen 9at nothing 1edaitehas been
discovered
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10

He's siH tks states prissaers
Get their breakfast TIE ners mem-
ing after The eossrnmsni's autkor-
~ osases'
Into ahass charge wilI fks states
prissasrs be Eisenl
What. II aay, prpsisioas oaa be
made b. the csaniies from wkick
prisoners arr SOS held as federal
prisonsn: 10 keld aad feed tkem
until suck q tims as fksy oaa pro.
eide iaiis for The eanag Of their
own ririmiasls she's siaishood Is
knally declared
What Is 10 present he aitoraos
representing the pariona priseaen
from bsins sa kan4 and ikrsask
hasbaS corpus proceedings securs
the liberty Of their eliemf, on the
point thaf she sopernmens aHtksr.
~ ne loagsT erisis snd tkaf their
elisai ooRaoi Be- held 10 tks stsie
unSer an indictmeni fouad by tke
Federal sufkOriiiss aks no lsassr
hare jurisdicfiea sRsF priasaers avf
charged ssgk siolaiine federal iags'
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Atvoyeaf-e.d Cow viii q rel heller
cas- hl her side Gov branded a s."
un eft Mp and sJ.K8 connected on
reht s'ae. 0ener can get pgopefty by
calling en- n l. Lane, Miles. J. r.
proving sane aud las Inc costs.
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4 FEW QUESTIONS
Who VIII Be Responsible for the
Government Prisoners When
Statehood Is Adopted

What All le file disposition 81 TIE
pfisspers hsld "a he Federal sails a.
this plAce NaskoEcs Soath MrAilsa.
tef Ana Artmoft, helossginR "a tie
yafipts districts whea ths statehood
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NafoI Parks las appointed the 'ol
lowing Delegates e accompany hIm 90
the Trans Mississippi Commercial
Congress 20 - held az Musaopee On
November ~ 90, q and p, 1901 ~.
man + Parker Jr. Davis nm Chas
T. Rogers, David n. Mars.