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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-10-27
THE FARMER BUNCH
MAKE GOOD ON THE GID
IRON-DEFEATED GECClIA
YESTERDAY

Columbus, Miss, Oct 25.-The
boys of thea & 81 are playing the
football of their life this season and
proving the teams that go Up against
the farmer bunch that that they are
wild and woody and hard to tackle.
Today, in this city, they smothered
the strong eleven from Mercer col
lege. of Georgia by score OF IS to O.
The team made its first touchdown
after a minutes play. The score in
the first half was s., and in the sec
ond half they made 40.
the Agrcuturists of the A. & Nj
carry their colors to victory over
their Georgia rivals.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-10-27
MYSTERIOUS EXCAVATION
Digging of Small Pit Arouses Great
Deal of Speculation

Lula Miss, Oct. 25.-Inhabitants
OF T. H Maddux' plantation made
a discovery early Thursday that has
created good deal of comment. Some
unknown party or partieb entert@d
the plantation, in the night, and Elk
cavated a place about the size of an
ordinary infants grave. 1t IS the
general belief that someone was in
search Of a hidden treasure, or in
tended to- sccrete the body of some
infant there. The matter remains A
mystery.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-10-27
PEONAGE CHARGE
Preferred Against Prominent Arkan-
sas Farmer

Little Rock, Ark, Oct. e5-The
Federal grand jury today indicted
James Turner, prominent planter
of Ashley county, living near Ham
burg, for peonage
1t is alleged that Turner paid a fine
for a negro by the name OF James
Robinson, took him to his plantation
and chained him 10 pillow in the day
time and in a corn crib at night.
The negro sawed the chain from
his neck with a pocket knife and es-
capped. \ conspiracy between tbs
magistrate and the planter is alleged
Other indictments to follow
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-10-27

stage setting, perfection of drill ara
chorus work. and genuine merit OF
vocal numbers, the production was
unsurpassed The performance was
carried out without, a hitch or acci-
dent of any kind, and in view of tbs
fact that mere than zoo children took
part III tic performance. this was
nothing short of remarkable
1t would require more descriptive
adjectives than the writer has az
command to pay proper tribute to
Little Princess. jackson News.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-10-27
GENERAL BOOTH EXHAUSTED
Commander of Salvation Army Feels
Results of Hard Work

Columbus, O., Oct e5.-Dr VIM
Booth, commander OF the Salvation
Army, had a restless night after the
exertion OF his meeting and address
at the Board of Trade auditorium
last night, but he was reported rest
ing quietly today Commits sfoner
Alexander NJ Nidoll, the general
private secretary, said the general
did not sleep much, having only fit
full maps during the night.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-10-27
Last Sermon by Rev. Chas. E. Diehl

Tomorrow Rev. Cflas. E. Dichl will
deliver his last sermon as pastor OF
the Presbyterian church, of this city,
as he expects to leave here next week
for Clarksville, Tenn, where he has
accepted call as pastor of the Pres
byterian church of that city
DIR. DielI, since coming to this
city, has made many strong and de-
voted friends among the churcIgo-
ing people, all of whom regret his
departure, but whose prayers and best
wishes go with him to his new charge
A large congregation gill assemble
tomorrow to hear his farewell SER
mon.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-10-27
Halloween MASQUERADE

The Masquerade and Halloween
frolic which will take place at the
Cannon building next Thursday, Civ
en- by the ladies OF the Catholic
church, promises to draw out big
crowd of masquers and mirth makers
The line of grand march will start
worth seeing. The price of admis-
sion to the masquerade is so cents,
children IS cents; supper IS cents ex-
ira
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-10-27
BIG SUM PAID FOR STALLION
]. r. Kecne Purchases I'm Sain for
Large Amount of Money
Keene's Hobby

ST Louis, Oct. 25-James r. Keenc
has offered Barney Schneider $3.50,
100 for I'm Sain" and the owner
wants two hundred thousand for the
stallion, which has already sired race
horses worth million dollars. The
deal will be closed tonight Keene
now has the greatest racing stable
ever gotten together and intends to
have the greatest breeding estab.
lishment In the world
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-10-27
MEMPHIS CONCERN FAILS
New York Money Stringency Giver
as the Cause

Memphis, Tenn, Oct. 25.-R. A.
Hogue & Co, local lumber brokers,
with St Louis and Chicago connec-
tons. failed today for sixty thousand
dollars and took the bankrupt law.
Stringency III the New York money
market and banks calling in their
loans here, precipitated their failure
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-10-27
The Times Great Offer

The Times has the best newspaper
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-10-27
Little Princess. !"

The presentation of Little Prin-
cess at the Century Theatre last
night, nader the direction Of Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Haynes Donohoo, for
the benefit of the Odd Fellows Or
phan Home, was the most magnif
cent spectacular pfedneaion that has
ever bcen given inS Jackson.
For gorEcus costumes, magnificent
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-10-27
Most Unique Novelty

The most unique novelty ev:.r pre-
sented by troupe of acrobats is that
OF the Marnello-Marni.e family, who
are making their first appearance in
America with Ringing Brothers cir
Gus, doing bip-faps and leaps from
shoulder to shoulder they play oDer-
attic music on sweet-toncd SWISS bells
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-10-27

A full line of toilet articles and
druggists sundries at the Greenville
Drug Co. ro-16-t-n-z d
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-31
A STRAAGE MURDER
IN THE CREEK NATION

MasAssfe oe sl strange rfr
Der ~ committed in tie NestmG AT
og tie Greek aAtIon Saturday msl,
Gotta 81 = fallbIood Eschse. Crass IN
dian sllo cannot SPEAK a wurd *
hng ssll sas bfoght IA ye,tsfslaF
esening b. taepafg Cosen. charss.a
~itll ue murder ~ y Il Whitaaa
aiteea niles aest = ueses satafaas
night
AtItman ~4s ~ kHasu fafHef
aud sfackmau Ia thai section = -
eouutfy rbe ludlau lt i aid Iala
in sait f0f him and s8ot hiu tWses
ffum ambush khe Sfsf shot stfa-s
Whitman lu tie face. shooting oat -
right ere tie steond Nas tnfo.gl tla
beiS slIlng hlm aimast Instantly
iiie e4nss - lie murder sas rztI.f
airangs and cat - attflb4ted a. anis
t1e faet that tl.s lsdlan Is ons ~ tis
ifrespaslsib.es Ia lnhaall s8ais n tl.s
slider patts y tl.e slndiau rerritaf,
and sic feilse g have anything u a8
whatever slih lie Whites d ti.ass af
their can race ~l.a a.. af.d lfe sa.l
tafy bfooiiug Iife tmnklus over their
ancient aud persona sfunss uutntlsY
psfsoulf5 more TIE old d.tIme rodskln
with tomahawk aud rlne on tl,s b.ae4s 4
trail
Gotta. 81 . of thls type lie II lgno
rant and almost 4 reclase, living in ons
oi The most Inaccessible sections or tie
aountfYi alone saye : fes u his oan
kind lie fefusesto 70 say anything con.
'ernlng TIE murder bot Is understood
rom some other fullbloods that he
'lalms Whitman killed Ills brother
many yea1 ago and that lie was aveng.
ng his death
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-31
Peanut Kernel Causes the Death Of
Two Year Old child.

DctoAef -.
The two yeAr.old son AZ Grant HoEe.
man, living at CentFAllA, - miles
northwest OF here, got a peanut kernel
Lodged 10 his wlndplpe yesterday after
noon and ~As brought 10 the yinltA
Hospital later ia the evening 70 have
u removed A Telegram was sent TO
tir. y ". FuFtneg, At Springfield. Mo !,
tho Frisco surgeon, hoArrived At TIE
earliest possible moment. bot his best
Efforts failed 10 dislodge the kernel
and the child died a. late hour last
night.
TIE body of tie unfortunate httlc
fellow Gas removed "a the undeftas.
ing patlors ~ Lewis Rogers, where Il
sas prepared for shipment 70 Rich
hill Mo this morning AZ o'clock
ipF burial
The child AS tain and the par.
enth afe prssfsted over Us unforfu.
hats aud lutimely death
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-31
paNh connel

MONDAY night A the home 81 Nr
and hn J A Smith ou south Breuer
street NiS Cora Davis. q Carthaee
and Clarence Counel q Joplin. M8
were united Ia mafriasc bY tie Rev.
O. W snodgrass Tho ceremony sas
performed in tie presence of onlg 4
few intimate friends llc happt
Young couple LEFT today tor sapalpa
where they expect tomake their home
Mrs Come IS nicce Il Mn ] A.
smith Both Y0uug people belong %
class Of sane. Industrious people vIo
give promise oi help Ia making a com.
munlty better fof their living "a il q
here's % their saccess
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-31
Iames s.hoaI.Reuse Ilsma.

Lee naichlson las returned from !
visit q Boone county No
JimlkelleY Is slosiy recovering from
Agunsilot = wound he received last sees
A. II james las out Ia ! pair 81
wagon scales apd elll buy corn
r o. Jones Is hefe from Missouri q
gather his corn crop.
win Collins has Fentei tie L. h.
James fam
Aver Marshall and Fannie KELLEY
we're married last Thursday aud are
spending their honeymoon at the home
Of the gFo0ms mother
The young people Of this vicinity
uill meet u the James school house
Friday night, Nov. /, for the purpose
Of organizing literary society
Miss Celia Collins visited III Miami
over sunday.
OFT Collins Is gathering corn fot
HfAek Wear.
sabbath school vas poorly attended
last SUNDAY on account oi tbs dyph-
thefia scafe 10 this naighbofhood.
Cal Germans mother. who las been
quite slck. i slowly improving
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-31
ONE BOY SHOOTS ANOTHER.

joplin, Nos Get n While hunt.
ing a mile south of this eity a fev
days ago Louis Huffman. Il fean Old
shouted @ John Nugcnt 8 lad OF 10
years tNill you give me leave q
shoot
Don't shoot shouted tie othef
boy but scarcely were tha eords oot
q hls mouth, according q TIE stoff
told by tie boys when Huffman pnil
81 the trigger of his flnle ard the M.
gent lad fell over IA the rad mortal.
y wounded. The Huffman boz vas
placed under srrest The injured boy
aud the aoy arrested are o. good fam.
lilies
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-31
KILLED THREE
Insane Jealousy Leads to Desth Of
Three az Tulsa.
special To Daily ChieftAin.

@P@0f@A ~ iatfN AfttuitAfN
Tulsa. Oct. - AS the result Of
family quarrel = stockwell. pFuml.
nent eil mAn, tonight killed ". r.
Campbsll ana his own thirteen geaf
old son. and then suicided.
stoekwell has had trouble with his
wlte, aud two weeks ago ha drove her
from home, she going 20 campbell's
house where size has since remained.
Campbell has 500 married "a
daughter of Stookwsll living IN Cal.
ifornia MrS stockwell Intended 70
20 10 the daughter expecting 10 start
tomorrow morning
Stoekwell went 70 the Campbell
home and called Campbell out. lie
hrod tso shots from q shotgun, killing
him instant Going home. Stockwell
ntvd a charge iuto his son, who vas
SICK evidently asleep ia bed and then
turned TIE gun un himself sfockwells
seventeen year cid daughter vas a.
home but escaped and an "a neigh.
bors
All ttfee were dead when tie Qf
Gcefs arrived
A peculiar feaatare Is that The tops
" tie beads q 81 threa victims were
literally sown 90 Campb rs 9ue d
TWsas weetiliest citizens and vas
years ola stoctweH Was 81 wears o.
age Insane jealousy IS given as the
cause
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-31
.METHOD|STS MEETCHOKEO TO DEATH
A Meeting Of hethOdlsu for Closing
Their work for the Year.

The Fourth Quarterly conference
oi the First Methodist church of thla
city was heid Monday evening, Ocfo.
bsr = AZ the resldenceof the Pfesid.
ing Elder Raw . h. MeDouald
There wAa a large attendance consist.
Ing of the 0alelal family Of The church
and the different societies. y NJ. Pro.
baseo wAs elected a@eFetary faatcr
Mccullough made reports Of his work
W. T Wade made report Of the
Board OF Trustees Reports
from the Missionary soeistles uefe
made by Ncsdamus BllllngsleA and
Wade Pre.ldent q r. Fsrree made
report of the college "A being Ia arsf.
class condition AEd doing most e..
cellent s0rk The interest and a..
tsndance growing. S Il Ffa1ee read
The financial report which ,hewed
1nAt clear balance sheet vii b.
struck before tis year el5sss The
tolAl amount q beiug ab1at t100
trom al sources Il u9 tilo yoaf from
al deqartEruts Is perhaps tie
best YeaF ia the HISTORY 81 the church
financially
oneen elected Tor next scar are a.
foiloNs stewards O. u Pfolasea
. J. scott Il Cugchge.d. sey
moor Hunt Iiaffy H. lafFuush ana
w ~ Wade ~ q St0tsman rccuFd
ing steward NJ l@rfoush district
stewAfd ~. c. w. nay SUNDAY
sciloe superintendent
The coniefenCe passed q resolution
Fegaesting that uhr name q the dls
trict hse changed from tbs Chefakes
"a tlle Ninlta district
AS the oeHfsmuev was held 90 tie
presiding elders birthday Nu Ne.
Donald aad prepared dainty ami sab
atAntial refreshments shlch Nere
served ~iille the large oompany talked
over church and soclal matters aud
met tlu teachers from The nolisgu
" ~. rfohA@ao. secured tie Atten-
tloa q The company AID presented
haRtsome present ia the name q tie
stewards While ryefal othsn had r.
memhefed the occasion privately bat
ia . similar mAanef
Rev y ). 4 Mccullough the pas.
tor, hAs been tfAnsgsrwd.ta Northwest
5foxAs rnufcFvurs ard ~iii leave next /
MondAf. SUNDAY betting his iast dag /
here TIE pfssldlfE elder siil oseapg 4
ti,s pulpit tito followiug SUNDAY
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-31
QUARANTINED
Scarlet Fever Epidsmk Preylsa,
at Chelsea.

Tie hufaA isAsins ia IHxie eaal
pAuy sbsch playet a. tie A4dtt0fiau
last night ~as compelled Is order q
the magug 4 CtsslssA 20 cancrl tissIf
engagement a tllat place tonlglt on
aecoant = az epldcmlc - scafst
fever Tie mAfof lufofme8tfe nafsa
ser bY plsone that it MuuId i. usef sas
for urem ~ plaF tfefc taHikilg a. af.
teeu weli deselol0d eases u sc1flst
fever wefe reported and tbat tls t0eu
sas under strict quauntIue Noos
q the eases reported are serious hos.
ever, and tie medical profession hase
TIE situation se.l II hani
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-31
KANSAS CITY STOCK MARKET

see.si r Ias pslY cltshAa
Kansas lity Stock Yards Cicg r.
Heceipts 81 quarantine cattle have
besn small since ne break IA prices
lasg week beginning slth Wednesday
quality - steers continue on TIE conn
mon order and prices are of 8 t0 %
cents since week ago sales ane.ue
FROM 90 &1e5 caws n0W w0f}h
a0d tu " 40 Tile situation is u1t m
pfused ans TO-DAY trade extremely
daH az Tie low eloss of lasi soek
Veal calves sold pretty SCI. asf eeek
up 90 o. 81 % "Wednesday. eat $3.50
would be about the limit to4aY Few
orders itom tlm eaal ehict s tito seat
81 tl4e recent trouble. cltt#f f0g live
Aaak of faf dfessed msaes causes "
ifeme conservatism on uo part ii
hhyeu of killing grades. rte tatal
supply to-day a only twothlrds as
lafge a. on resent Maldays and ship
pefs are advised e hold stuG hack ru
more settled conditions prevail
TIE hos market las declined ryrn
merv than las Tire cattle market te
ginning the downwaFd oourse erst q
last veok and soiug down a. tie rate
ot = to = cents ever day I'll Saiuf
daq Top STA hals q a5ss TOD
fNetas
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-31
TWO BANKS CLOSE
ln kHeslleat canalsioa, hat Unable
20 Get Funds.

Musk0gee ! T ea - A tsls.
phone message from okmulgee aF,
two bNnks 10 that ctr have elossi
their doon and a small bank Al Nor.
fis. 1 7 b~causs theY are unabls 10
dfA= funus from kausas cts and
81 Louis banks. The hanks ia
Aussegee Local hanksfs ~. are IN e..
ecsieht condition TIE last unaareiAl
statement shasa deposits Of ever
o. go 90
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-31
WANTED TO DIE
Lep Ahtons Blown 10 Atoms by
Dyanise.

Wlest0n VI Va, Get n After
81 X 70 his wife, "Im tired 81
fot Leo Antoine sat doun 90 a
sts q dynamite ~ Fayetts this A..
ter ? aud l9nitsd q faae attached
Ia of them. Fello~ warkmeu
tries % get him Asay, bat failed. and
hs ~Aa blown 70 atoms nos piece
being found 10 far
1h@ ysetim lived near kaFmooF and
= FsPd ia mine lie had been ia
AmeficA long enough 10 realize that
ilfs ~ a mining region was a tough
proposition. and ald yesterday 70 fel.
loN ~orkmen that ia Intended 10 klll
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-31

Tie citizens Of any prosperous toNn
are aisays public spirited and united
stand together Work for tie inter.
esis q the Whole town Always stand
ready q dn your part Don't grum.
hle aud spend your time in prouhesy
ing failures, but help 70 make eTet,
enterprise a success, be Il great o.
snail Be enegetic and snterpfislng
AMI your evan pIe vii Be Imltaied.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-31


Mr. q Z james gave ons rlock
sQuehrou e numhef u hef friends
faeasiay ee1es t-stiK laid fdf tseiye.
Ifae colpr ssiieme AS ln fed. uilch
vss earried car lataedffeient eoarees
a~red T. fha stfpeAss oi Tier eaests
~. James lla1 tee tables arranged IN
tie parlpr tie vals ~ sheH we're
eIeeoratee siih larse b8nciiez = hoiir
TIN chandelier ~ss Asautlfulf d,sn.
aisd NNh laiIF And SIMILAR extern.
hs tiro9gt a args is4ast of AMER
car 8caatf fases placed nlthe center
ef the table The suIax reaehing te
TEE table eo.lfcled TIE las II f5gf
colonial cet glass candle stlcks NhIcb
contained fea candles. a8 Iamns
brightly Tie room leIug datseaesi f.r
tie no1asiou# Cumpsfes tied eIth red
satla fitbaa iseli the "a nty laa hans
A eact Plate aas papsr uaeae cHF
ttEteaet ting i red Fase auI c.a3AiHlng
sslted eats The place cards were
haod Isnted aith psuci aHa pain
card attached ElcB guest 81. rr
3aestei Or aaN a picture af fbs afr
seated az lIsf Ieft Ard q srltsafHrue
% ekHr .IHes alasf Oh. 4AEIatef
tktt lals fa5H 5f aHas msat f.r
aist eaaut lAsstiHc bstetea fl.e
coassca Atsach plate sas q s. p.acsi
q besatItsr faf tie complexion. 10 he
assI during tie luncheon co4ra A.
tlle -u.>lluE u this de.eetAble eaeHss.
wbseb AS AZ foufoe.ak masie ani
soela. conversation ~HIfed asAg t4e
remainder ug tle Afternoon
Nine courses ecrc served
l. California grapes 60 individual
baskets .ued sith fed
g. Blue points ou tie haf shell
B h1lluuu
T. Ilsh course
8 Turkey course q
d Frozen Ice with mamssbino
heFfes
= stuffed tomato slth uut dfess.
~ %
s lee cream In tie SHAPE o. foss o
Nth Individual cake
a Jnce witb hard crackers and q
.o4Hefurt cheese HI
Tie 'aFufs wefc American Beauty i,
rises
Those present were
AuHiAuCs Seymour #unes EIn.I
Ell Peas Of Springfield Ill., W.Itf
rf 3 p Wilson IS BeIhee. Emmet 7 h
kinae JOHN Ih0masau. D. NJ pf8. i,
lss0 a N Elehe1 { 4 Davidson q
& bmGuas0n se
aAfh guest upon departing voted Mu vi
imes a charming entertainer and ~
Ipfesset themselves as having spout y.
most pleasant afternoon
The iadies Of tie Congregational
.QfeA wlll give Halloween paftylat 81
.e home of Mrs. Strykef TINS Thurs en
y evening Members of tie con ~
egation aud friends invited. y
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-31

q tsoItAroid eog wltha redhslier
calf ~ her side Goa branded "a c.
on lsft hip aad "JR connected Oh
flKi.i side osBef can get property by
G. liing un ) {. Lane. Miles. r by
proving same and paying costs att
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-31
NOVEMBER IS
The President WIN Take the Full
Limit on Statehood.

4 f1tsN Wv &N&N&AN@@e
Washington, y G.. Get =. Osla.
homa ~lil BE- formally admitted 70
ssat@ipo@i Al noon, saturday, Noyem.
her iuth.
President Roosevelt iris nsDgnlnr
stated that lie would oficlAlly recox
niEs the new state and issue tie state.
hood proclamation ou that date
Governor ffAntt net a very large
delsgation Of Oklahoma Republicans
this morning Al the White House
Governor Ffants Was lhe leader OF the
party and the bearer of copy of the
constitution and the certificate og the
vote east hr the nss state, TIE pres.
dent received the constitution and
tie certificate and then announced of.
n,laily that be would sign TIE pfocla.
nation SATURDAY November lsth, pcs.
slhIY at noon
White moSs q The ble crowd AZ OK,
lafama Republicans aoped II their
hotel rooms Governor Fmntk. lBlrd
Nc9alfe. chief Justice ngford Iudge
Carton and a halt dozen Others sub.
miftsd 20 tie president tbs original
parchment dfaft u tie much malngn.
ed Constitution bound Ia soft red
leather together @lth similarly hound
COPS q the election ordinance The
instrument borv 90 maFksof the inia.
mg heaped upon u - tie defeated
Republicans Governor Fmufz pre-.
ssuted ths constitution IN uie cabinet
rouu
itsil be - rhat President B8ose.
Welt Las taken advantage of tie run
time limit eftWcnty DAYS alloHesi hlm
b. law in which 70 sigu the statehood
PROCLAMATION.
Il vas 4 rather sorrY faced and dis
appointed crowd ~ men that gafler.
ei A. the Mhite!lious@ this mornlng.
Ia looking &t them one would think
tlss ~ere,attesding tao funeral of a
ftisnd OF relative Tllsy had bat llt.
de q say Ard most q tfeu eft haS,i
y e soon - tie president 0HclAliy
auueunocd lis intention u signing
tlss statehood proclamation on a CIV
wa day
For TIRE past two peets there has
teen lan'e delegatlous of Oklahoma
peopis here tf1ing "a every possible
~ TO Interest prominent Repu6ll
cafs . d. sauietiiug 10 block state.
isaad. Prom iuent meu here say that
tie Oklahoma Republican, ulau u
blocking >tateliood : 6 most atsurd
thiag they ever hcard 81 II politics
Il va fsH here tat President
Roswell would a. least hasten state
ioaa hf issuing tie proclamation As
soou e. possibse ( aud his action tn
postSanlng Tie daie. 10 Soycuke D. 4
ii'e 81 iaf aeon WHICH he may act
s regarded a. fati.r recullaf Itsi
ald tlat THIS sas probably zone 10
sdahls him 10 sift tfe political sItua /
.ioa aud make 10 a slale % app.nt
nonls Dor fedesal unless in the uea
tate
lt IS said heep tuls mornnR thatl
'euafof Curtis Is pIayJng d0ab.s
tQn IA the luageshlp aght aad that
O is aotAt az Improbable that = has
old use presl lent that sli.el.e masi
.dIclslIJ ef,dcfse judge uIckersan ID
,HI uat dlspIease hln. Il Iadge PARKER
, uamei fur tise E4stefn district I
enatof Long las thus t4r refused toi
ommIt hImself Ga tl.s iadeeslip
ght II
M9st ~ tie Republicans wl1 are
ere, and uot vitality Interested ia ti.s
ppointmcutsIto be made viii lease
y h0me tonight
lt Is said tosiAf that tie president
A. 10 hls mind a yefY desirable FEEDER.
appointment which De aill tender
) Governor FantL