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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-05
The City in Brief.
BUTTERFLIES Patterns. Morris & Cos.

BUTTERFLIES Patterns. Morris & Goa
John Benn, of Portland, who is in
Easthaven hospital is in a serious
state of health and not expected to live.
Telephone the Ricnmonc steam
Laundry to get your laundry &
Walter Hudson, a young glass blow
er of Winchester, has been placed in
Eastnaven hospital
Take your laundry to The Richmond
Steam Laundry. 913 Main ST.. phona
151 Carpets Cleaned. July31-t5
Work is progressing on improve
ments at the market house and proba-
bly, viii be completed within a week.
A blast ventilating apparatus will be
installed at the Vale school building.
No attempt will be made this year
to enlarge the high school building.
Henry C. Dickinson, the well
known jeweler. has opened new
store at No. Il \. 9th street whore he
will be pleased to meet his old Gus
toners and many new ones. AT
superintendent of Police Jesse A.
Bailey and Sheriff l.. p. Meredith have
DeGH dShtQ " Assist al TIC oIolSh III
12-year-old roam mare stolen from
the barn of William Ellis, near Lynn.
Thursday night.
Artificial gas, the goth Century fuel.
1e-tt
DIR. H. l.. Shale of Cincinnati has
charge of the federal meat inspection
office at the Richmond Abattoir Dr.
Waggoner the regular inspector has
left to attend the meeting called by the
chief of the animal industry bureau, at
Chicago.
Artificial gas, the goth Century fuel.
loft
Street Commissioner Ed Dye states
that persons throwing waste paper in
alleys. promiscuously, will be given
one warning, and then be called upon
to defend themselves in the city court
on a second violation of the city ordi-
nance.
Isaac Karch. yard conductor in the
local Panhandle yards, will leave this
week for Atlanta, Ga, where he will
attend the convention of the American
of Railway Tr/lnmen
While he is gone E. E. Brow will fill
Mr.. Karch's place as conductor.
An inquiry from Vanderburg, Vigo
Johnson, Grant and Wayne counties
relative to the employment OF idle
prisoners has been received by Amos
w. Butler, secretary of the State Board
Of Charities and Corrections. The mat
ter will be presented at the next meet
IF hoe nd p,r1aa dnfi
made.
By the terms of the will of Justus S.
Clapp. probated in circuit court. a
brother, Charles, of Springfield. Mass,
nherits SIG. and the remainder of the
is divided equally among the
lirect heirs. The will was drawn April
-. 1907 and was witnessed by Oliver
Y. Huff and Jesse l.. Harrison. Samuel
Iaar was appointed executor.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-05

A writer in the London Mail in some
suggestions on chow TO be vulgar"
says: If you want 10 be absolutely on
the safe side, wear set of whiskers,
any sort-sideboards. face fms, fungi,
mutton chops. earmuffs, weepers, hold
alls. let-us-prays or ear guards-will
do
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-05
Miss Shank Is Chosen.

Miss Rosa Shank, who received her
diploma from the Indiana State Nor
NAL in June, has been elected TO
teach the Jacksoneurg school the COM
ing year
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-05
Compound

interest works wonders in
causing money to grow. Your
account here will increase in
size, not only as you add to it.
but, in addition, interest at the
rate of three per cent. is cred
tied twice a year; afterwards,
interest is allowed on the cred
it thus obtained. This institu-
ton will be pleased to serve
you; your financial business,
whether large or small is most
welcome, and careful, prompt
and efficient service is as
Sured.
Richmond Trust Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-05
Has Entered Upon Duties.

Centerville, Ind, May 4-The Rev.
e. B. Westhafer. district evangelist
for the Muncie district NJ E. church.
has entered upon his work.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-05
Suit to Quiet Title.

Suit to quiet title has been filed in
the circuit court by Eli F. Jones and
Susan r. Jones against Elizabeth NJ.
T. Hibberd. ct al.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-05

Senator Redfield Proctor of Vermont
is one of the largest holders in NUM-
cipal real estate in the country.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-05

Artificial gao. the goth century fuel
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-05

Public sale of household goods at
S21 North 10th street, Monday after
noon at / o'clock. Some good bar
gains in household goods.
T. r. WOODHURST, Auctioneer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-05
HORN WILL BE IN
BOX FOR QUAKERS
He Has Been Selected to Pitch
Against the DuesseidorferS
In Today's Game.
REEVES MAY JOIN TEAM.
LOCAL TEAM LOOKS MIGHTY
GOOD AND A FINE REPORT is
EXPECTED BEFORE THE SEAS
ON is OVER.
REEVES MAY JOIN TEAM.
The Lineups Today.

Richmond.
Ritter, Center Field.
Cameron, 1st Base.
PIummer, Right Field.
Durham, Left Field.
Kelley, Shortstop.
Justice, I'd Base.
Cunningham, Sd Base.
Goehner, Catcher.
Horn or Rodenbaeh, Pitcher.
Indianapolis.
Groves, Catcher.
Anderson, Catcher.
Fender, Pitcher
G. Dauss, Pitcher.
p. Baunan, 1st Base
Kraft. I'd Base.
Stewart, 3rd Base.
Levings, Shortstop.
G. Bauman, Left Field.
3. Dauss, Center Field.
Sahm, Right Field.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-05
HOG CHOLERA APPEARS
VIM. Brown Suffers a Loss of
Twenty Porkers.
EARLY FOR THE DISEASE.

The much DIRE AIDED hog cholera is
Station. The first to sustain a loss
from the effects of the disease is VIM.
Brown. Twenty Of his hogs died and
forty are now sick. It is unusually
early for the cholera 70 appear. and
Mr.. Browns neighbors are taking ex-
ira precautions to protect their hogs.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-05

Bring your want ads to the PaHadi
UNI.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-05

Artificial gas, the Goth Century fuel
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-05

Artificial gas, the goth Century fuel
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-03

El Paso, Tex, Feb. 2.-Major r. II.
Logan, United States army, retired
died here tonight after a brief illness.
He was a veteran of the civil war and
a noted Indian fighter in pioneer days.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-03
Rate Hearing In Oklahoma.

oklahoma city, Feb. 2-The rate
hearing in this city closed at noon to-
day with the testimony of L.. 5. Paw
kett, secretary of the Fort Worth rail
road freight bureau.
Mr.. PaWkett declared that Fort
Worth did not desire a rate adjust
mont on grain that would give Gaines
VIE an advantage of -four cents over
Fort Worth ana Dallas. He presented
figures to show that the rate from ok
lahoma points to Kansas city Is a lit
tie over IL mills in every case, while
to Fort Worth rates exceeded in every
Instance II mills, although the dis
lance Is much less.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-03
STORMS AGAIN
BLOCK NORTHERN ROADS

Washington Feb. 2.-Advices at the
interstate commerce commission to-
day from President Elliott of the Nor
thern Pacific and Vice President Hill
Of the Great Northern. contain infor-
nation of the serious snow storm
which began over North Dakota yes
terday and still continues, rendering
the work of furnishing coal again diff
licult.
AIR. Elliott says hat by Friday his
road had made considerable progress
on an branches. but the heavy storm
win undo much Of the work. Mr.. Hill
says that eve will be unable to move
freight until the storm lets up and
the lines are again open
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-03

What part or his paper do you
suppose is the most interesting to the
person who So eagerly looking FOR A
Furnished room or boarding place
ts vnur al In that mart OF the name ?
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-03
DECLINES TO
ADDRESS UTAH ASSEMBLY

Salt Lake City, Utah. Feb. 2.-Des-
pite the invitation to William J.. Bryan
10 deityer an address which was eN-
tended b. the legislature after q close
vote. the Nebraskian left the city to-
day without visiting the capitol. In
he afternoon he was accorded a re-
ception and made a political speech
ut The Alta club. AftcrWard he went
to ogden, where ne spoke tonight.
Mexican Mar veteran Dead.
Washington, Jan Judge Ed
ward Lander, chief justice Of the ter-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-03

rid you need anything for
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-03
PASSENGER TRAIN IN
DITCH TRAMP KILLED

GoarY, Okla, Feb. 2.-I&ock Island
castbound passenger train No. > was
dcrailed two miles east Of Weather
ford late last night. The coaches re-
manned upright. John j. shannon Of
Toledo, O.. was Killed and a COM
panion, name unknown, was badly in
jurad. They We're stealing a ride upon
the blind baggage. The passengers es-
capped unhurt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-03

'Ce is oI6OaYS RiGbt. SbO1
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-03

aucsc population here. We have pre-
pared this petition looking To- the
withholding of this class i'm order %
anticipate and prevent the racial cN-
elusion OF the Japanese as a race from
the country
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-01
TOBE TGeLLEYWEBBGEN. PICKETT DYING
Uadsr Arrest since ciyn War and
Says he wnl Die Arrested
Il as Yean Old.

Nafcestsf. Mass Jely y General
Josl Pickett. 1se Is YeAroid Civil
ar hefxs. 4 dylng iisse ; aililasy
prisouef, He has hesn under arrest
evnF ance the tAtils q Cold Hartof,
D tils civil naf. aud afa he wsll die
under arrest eisn. Picsgtt WA colo.
nel q tie famous Twenty rim Mas.
sarlsasett& AZ Col HaStsoF, and 10 \
a. q anger during Tie uAttle hs
rsglied roagisly % Gen. Stannard %
Vermonf TNsa latter pFomptlY placed
htn under arrest and sook his swugd.
Iasekett t0oA part Ia tsn battle hos.
ever Ard wss commended bY StAnnArl
for calamity ~ tAe brad % = sharge.
Pickett wa4 pronlp,ed % general. but
tie record a arrest wAs bc~us
elaaged. and Genenl psckott las
t.,sE c1eiailg uatsf ARREST tcf over 90
YeAm slecr THAT battle
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-01
FARMERS INSTITUTE
Secretary MeEabb Of she Board Of
Agricalture VIII Start Them ia
Indian TeFfitofy.

CollinssNia, & Iaiy M q A.
McAahh secretary q nss Oklahoma
Board Of Agriculture has notified tie
commsrlal club 81 this elty that he
all cone u tiss Indian Tsfuliofy g.
segt nj sr-t ts9Iu ufganinug Tar.
mers iusiitafss 20 tile sesefal pfapos
ed counties la tass eas3efn talf 5f tie
uew state iie said hls aofk sou.a
probably - cauc udsi - q ataai
oct illi AID i.apea e. organize ia
sfitutes q practically ever eoautrg
ever hele
Farmers in tHts Iuca.ltf Arr gHastly
geaset afef the outlook and ehat
tley afs aastlt aa.lafcd sltt uulaus
tl,ey all std ii seetY say pass5tle rs
organize 81 plaa 6 tos4s "a IA.
haaia Territory Oise II tie esdsfs
0f he I0ea farmers uuaus slated fo.
dsg THAT Indian IsuuaD farmers
eeft anxious e. heeume tet1us aBfafm
- en tlo sal isel 81 heftlcaltea and .
general agriculture ara sasi Emaig
80 enas an4 akgtsli0us Hade b TIE
Oklahoma haafd of agriculture along
.tese Iiuek
Cotton gfuelua ln fis arFfIaa 81
thJ naautH n eafaed uH su 8 8Witet
eaF af present b4f iu faHef fgat
.fe aefeake and yield Nas ensstm
be- fhef declare tat dItrnatei
pn tess aH4 that ~
PRACTICAL 5 aI uis laae sfasss a.
4efe the cotton as1 lss Her rests
laaudanei baekrass scr snd#I
lmoihy ste being EreNn 81 & fauue8 .
ea|e baf 0ls eaptfiVeaf hss asnaa
rated rs etrthaHt naaf anf sfus
- devote mote attention n Aus
'fasss this fst {.
Secretary NcNahU a tss Bs
nada grass where aff aee hereto e
.uFs gfatst a.ans hish pmIas ridges
ie SAYS & n0t EMS onfches the SD !
iut s.H Yield iat abau8ant1 ana
unnah pasiaage macH superior 10 {
De native Efae CHtFukee Natun
armers are avake to moiefu methods
I farming and siees mis.ng It
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-01
8 PERSONS INJURED
Expledlne Trunk Almost Creates
panie in the s.. L0ais
Unlon Station.

Sc Louis ao lulf - --sy tie sx.
ploslon q dynamite ina mlLsrstFaak
while Il wss lslng handled AZ the
union s'atlon yesterday, tao men aare
slightly Injured. sls oslien slightly
sounded and ; noane ana ahuck ere
atud that almost started = pAalc in
ttc crowsied trAvsllng plaee.
Ivan DometeF. 4 Gteek miner on hlS
way west frou Apaiachla, W. Va,
had stored some sticks Of dynamite IN
ha trunk A bAegageuAn "a harding
4 gave the tfunk tie usual sing Tile
explosion followed
KszEAgsmsn Warner SPARKS and
Hugh Gavin wcfe Seriously lusufsd
and vefs taken 10 hospital slx
others received min0s wouDds There
wss nothlag icft Of tbs trunk wssth
fechceklng
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-01
DOES NJ, K 81. GIVE
PASSES TO BONDShEN 7

Washington. luly % Rscsutly lu
fegmaglan vas received .bg DE lutef
state commerce commission tInt eeF-
taln Western and Southern railroads
wsru engaged 10 alleged Violations ~
tie rate la~ % issuing pAsses q pof
sans net entitled e them under tie
Law
10 tie eass q The Missouri, Kansas
4 Texas failway sytsm the lnfofma
llen vas speelfr tle allegation being
that oileials ot thai system ssfs lssB.
INK p&Ses % - called s'bonasmcn
Al oraef therefore has heea pFomul.
gated Is Tire commissioner requiring
tie officials u tie system % answer
tllf charges made and 20 state The
ground uu which such action i lnstl-
bed
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-01
Attorney West wni Prosecute Ae-
ton Against the waseFs-p Pierce
company.

FAtttts4sAAs = HAAt -
Charles West Democrats candi
aAfs fof attorney Eensral u tne nsw
state, today ADD t0muFfow wlli nom
msnee taking dsposllions 10 , suit
aled IN 9larnsla rouutY 20 compel tlis
Waters Pierce oil oompans % sell oil
at'a unitorm pfics uroagh0ut the
territory.
Tie suit wAs Instituted several
months ago hy County Attorney Dan
Vel Busgt uf Gafae.d couniy a the
SOLICITATION 81 Mr. West II IA one or
tbs sults which West ASKED pefmis
slon u Governor FAntE "a bring last
fAl Ia the name oi tie territory.
The governor refused % give rs per
msaion
Tbe Watsu piefeo COMPANY be.
cause of the lass regulating sale 0f
oil IA Kansas, have been selling oa Ia
TIE nortiern portion a. oklahoma
noAF the Kansas line AZ 4 ieaa price
than il IS sold in other portions Tie
salt ls brought ~ eompel them "a
sell AZ ! unifosm price Throughout
tie territory
II snccessfal. the sult would reduce
tie price of oil shout -four cents a gai.
ion 10 Oklahoma Clt4
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-01
hEN RULNG GREAT BOON
TO TERRITORY OIL MEN

Tie receui nlllns y ti,e asegetary
e lie interior whlrh alio~s Z toud 81
slae0to osseF $50 acres q lsassa -
tie 81 assf eas fsit. ls frsas saen -
oll nssn ifs1ptefgrs tizf ssss Fs
auifesi - a.ase easf l.ana q q 90
fay s2eh isaea
Npier ~ rfss-ft feiius. Aesstdiux
- ti,s causfsg esiuu ~ Toe. = .ssiousr
Z GesEe Wright shsn lie rest isase
Is Nsds she SO somgAaF uf lesses can
make s siseaa band aud r1utla8e to
ssrufe ieasas up e. go acfrs tlss uAa
imUm All 81 GfsF Esna alll easeF
tha eHtlfe amaaut il i pfrsaEesi
tfat fafHef tossts n4ie b. olt nsn.
pantfs can - ~ifisdfasn. ard laazsss
al i'ei uafiss TIE ties ruling
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-01
SNAKE INDIANS DESIRE
TO ENIGRATE TO MEXICO

IHs I lu.F 81 WaHe rsn-
kfess mas tHus 60 Is eoBlenInr a
tfeat sa4 aa Che falIbIoai Iaalaaa af
Use tfe eIflsl ltf0es m teae 40
thcH auis aifi restrict lon. fof taea.
u ate tssrs a. tt BeOumbef ssna
tafiai amendment provides these
stmf flHh.uois fe aot pleased 81 thv
ltleg aHd Waa'd lave tilelt aHis free
81 ta g. fEet please alth their dRu.
Ibs Greeks base taken tie inaa.
ilfc ard iHs fuiIU'apas of gh tribe.
some fAN In namber represented hy
Gfstl >uahe af TIE snake bald and
etthltf Leeus Puvman 90 Tulsa.
appeared before the special mtstlag
81 Zee tteek council az OkmalFee Fss.
iefday aHd rndeaeofed to Fet petit
ton through that body and So 10
Washington asking the removal OF
a'l restrictions from fulibl0od auds
The Snakes SAINT to emlefate Ia
! body io Mexico and have repessn.
iatltes .oohIuR upa site for reserta-
Ton in that country ahsn they can
i've after TIE fashion n the primitive
redman u congress consents ID the
removal 0f thelf restrict IONS tie
snakes Will sell uut their lands IN
Indian ieffitprY aud lose 40 time in
getting g Their proposed nes home
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-01
GUTHRIE GIRL LOST
Parents Were saved Bot Miss Ruth
hartindale vas Drowned IN the
Wreck Of the Columbia.

Guthrie. tuly g Ruth Nartludale.
daughter 81 A. ana Ns e II Mar.
tIndsis ai tits clts vas dfosaed IN
tie wreck of the steamship Columbia
% The California coast
Tie Martlndales with their daugh.
Ter rushed b. the deck slth their life
preserves, aud al were thrown into
TIE water
NJ and Ns Nartindale we're res
euei after theF had il0ated fof houn
bat Ruth was lost Mr. and Mia p
Rockwell Of Guthrie. J Brotherton of
Muskogee Fred Rogers and q Ne
hew Of Enid we're among Oslalemahs
who were on the steamer aud were
rescued.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-01
SHOWS STANDARD
Z. 4 Run Teih Kansas cry Re
panzf How the system" Works
Ia Indian Territory

N,ass e Kansas Citg Monday III
lsot 3 Z Iluli sate TIE faiosifg 10.
tefsisN Is q reporter fof tle Kansas
star
We set forty -oue cents s taffe f0f
90 a. oaf ees Ia Indian Territory
Ws pa ilIirtF cents q EaIien iu Qka.
homa fas gasallne made tn Neeiesha
kRs There's a. ctamp's cl standard
oil pFUats
Em { & Hall editor q the &In.tA
Chieftaln. u1le sas ia ksusas cts
honday gave llh illustration - ule
ol8 sltaaiian Ia tl.e tao territories
Hut tile sreatest tgoab's iits iu Ket
tins tie Standard e aceepi car oH
he All A plre tus passes ihs a.
iuse nsI1s NHafu ear selis lIe bg8 sa
have a. trust t0 Ilek ln getting 8af
product marketed Re had ~ bad
Fsls siofei a iea weeks sga aIl aaf
tanks sefe iai aHd se ssfe fere 4 "a
eloss 1aNu Tee pumps antl tie
Standard chear 81 taka tie Oh iu
tie meantime tie engineer sud saFs
men around tie SELLS we're de
Af hul aid TIE pipe lice uas
building ta TIE guf IS exp eted to
provide uee markets ier Oh
aWuers q sells believe O. completion
slIi bring letIeF times
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-01
Frisco Brakeman Makes 6rewsome
Discovery Near TN Coal chates
At Early Hour This A. NJ


" #NaffFt1taft 1Atf -
This morning at about tpo o'clock
a bfakelaan on an east bound Frisco
freight tsaln discovered the mangled
remains of an unknown man lYing ts-
tween TIE tsAck II the main line aud
tie switch near the coai chutes 81 tho
Nest snd of tfe Frisco yafus The
man. who was dead when found, ap-
paranily had bat fecently been killed.
ia wtiag manner vii probably never
b. told
Apparently the unfortunate man
had been riding on tie train and
when Dc 81 tempted 10 get of at the
eoAl ehatss hls Jeff foot was caught
IA some manner and he vas thrown
fioleutlY 70 TIE ground
There Nas no indication that the
car wheels lad passed over ans part
q TIE body bat lhs mans chest vas
terribly crushed bls scalp and cans
torn AID face marked a. though be
might have heen dragged far some
distance The ligaments sefe tern
ffom nls eft bee &hile The hee on
TIE Shoe 81 thai foot showed plainly
that q had been caught ahd TRULY
held. probably 10 the coupling be-
tween two cars
TIE hody, shleh s that q . man
appa eaiiy between the ages ofteenfy-
Eve and thirty, sas removed % leais
Undertaking paflofs aisefe a search
failed 70 reveal anything b. which the
1esd man eonid positively he denll.
ard A tuak Containing nogatious of
aQfk done us D plumtef and eiec
tfieian u several Oklahoma towns
eas found lh one of bis pockets bat
/ ~ place could q name b. foand lu
side TIE case q s gold wateh hc ear
f fied sas engraved the lultlaia a ~
III 4 blue serge snf 81 clothes
sieisaH tai patent laathef sHats and
f tie fad safrh he we're al proclaim
ths aiah a0f q - of tie ordinary
thoho VARIETY theagh il probable
if ~as Beating his eag on fHs tain
ihal etidenti caused hs deafh Hs
cluihing 8 bears ths tfaasn,ars n
- kalloma CTS arua TIE tat aamiaf
ffpu ths ston of Eafth s H5srs. ahd
ID s b tila means tiat Undertaken
Lew aHt tiss officers expscf "a s.fab-
llei bs IDENTITY TseFma, have
peea -enl Oklahoma CHf ma lAs
fgg.ls, tHaf sfs uomenJafll5 tapscted
nlaY clear 80 tas mystery safaaadlng
t.e unfortunate mans iaeattf
TIE dead mah Is feet Hrhss la
beislt erlgim ahoat ls5 poauas. aas
sets aafs arasnha8 aafs complexion
ana Erer efes faee smoa arsn
teaEt 1esFieg evidence ~ not has-
inf heen touched 81 a razor fara seek
Sc naeg xas found an ihs uan
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-01
HUNVER, CHAIRMAN DISPOSITIONS TODAY FOUND DEAD MAN
Statement that He lg Ffanu's
Choice for Hamon'A Position
Causes contefnation.

Guthrie. luis - IAks 4 bomb, tbe
fspoff fell lbso tfls camp pf lie local
FFantf supporters tllis Afternoon tl.at
chaa y Hunter of Oklahoma Csiy
isss resigned ss district clark under
isurdnll 10 run - FFang4s candidate
Tor stAfs chairman q socceed J l..
Hamun
Hunter las resigned and has tod
his fflenas siiat be uouid iike - be
state chairman Governor ffaniE
aayx howeYsT tisAl he Is not pledged 10
Haatsg. Many Grants ASA IN OKLA.
iomA ara l,arking J +. Cottlngiam
Of Guthrie Fauts wlli publicly "a.
press 90 ciloice Ia tie chAlrm4nship
Gossraos Ffnnf8, Judge Buiofd,
Secretary Ftl~sn. 1oe NsFfis Frank
UFtsF and Charley RsnfFow leaFs 70.
day tw Tma, r. Cotfingham Neut
e TuisA today
9NCxE 1oH s.nEsnETs
ssessifse. July - Governor FfAutl
rtse<ised ; telegram last night from
speaker dee Cannon atiug ~ snula
- enp-SlDls fof him - Attend the
lNfsA la4i8eHtt0u
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BRYAN SPEAKS ON
HAYWOOD VERDICT

pcaua. l.i Jus - ~ nfgan psss.
"a lhfuaKh Peoria tonight f0f s clau
tAuHea AZ Asaisaa. ws sna arsi heard
~ ghs ssfdlrt Of Boise C8g. ldAlsa lie
sa4 q an fsfy glad % lsafu u The
verdict afdthat lE sasnDt guilty
s4fclsd tie trial and dla cot see iioe
snf oaa could b. found raau on
0mlani6 testimony 4 tseilrso that
the sefaiei ali - rscaltsd wIth safls
iAefla 81 tliosa allg tsss followed tie
evidence There sunld be general q
Efet 81 iha tglaenca Nas SUFFICIENT 20
caFlri tie uaieIzs faf Tie gfsaf "a
hef organizations of ans eflns
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Asks sEsplanation

Girard Kan, faly 81 TIE Apueal
70 Reason. the socialist paper has
sent the felloelng telegram to Rooss.
welt TIE Appeal q Reason and its
l,foo.oao readers congratulate ynu ca
Tie sefrics You rendered in securing
the acaulttAl Of undesirable citizen
Haywood at Boise You ell h asked
q explain gour attitude 70 i0ooo ooo
sortingmen during ths nsHf can.
palEu.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-01
4 NEW RAILROAD FOR
SOUTH M'AlESTER

soalh NeAisstef JulY A Articles
y Incorporation aere aied Monday
afternoon tsr ihs AeAlesier s south
western Railroad eompang q which
Capt 4 Ncksnnon 8 h nasl ley
and = \ Alien afe the incofpon
ton. Tie capital stock of Tie roaa
vii b tlooaoo even dollaroi which
IS guaranteed b. tie McAiesler
Chamber 81 Commefes.
Tie road sill fun 70 wsbtsn FANS
and from there luta Oklahoma mas.
lug ssfefAi luuct lens Hith the lrau
Mountain Nufk sill be hekan up0n
ne nes entefnfise % uncs