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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08

nit pitrifi5irtcn 3iegelitciicn nlll
Soften Der Sollaei9cntbiinler;
BON Srn. Spr0iicr = YcniaigunA
pom $4,000 aus Dem @citlid)en No
rplonO SonO iilr bic YiloitcrunH Der
ucrbreltcrten eight StrnBc, 5miidcn
Erott- nno, Sec StrnBc, nit bcl8i,
idcn Slodcn;
bon Srn. NClt - Efloitcrltn9 scr
@ooobroof Npcnuc. 5lpiIdcn Clifton,
ulio Nortb Npculc, nit ucrbcllcrtcm
Niloitcr;
bon Srn. Vcb - GilnltcrunlA ser
Gurlcp StroBe. 5luiid)en Baltimore.
Strobc nno Soirnlount.a penltc, NIT
uitrifi5irtcn 3icQclitcincn auf Soften
Der @ouScigentbiimer.
Noti}c.n.
Ger Mopor ionote Dem crIten
HntbS5lucige Die &%eroronung fir ocn
@iocrrui Der EilnItcrullg. Der Gar
roa-S troBc, 5uildcn Gorcp. ma
9apnro-S trobr NIT icilnem &eto 5ll.
riid, oo Der Contract id)on pcrgcbcll
lit.
Nuf Antrug oc@ Srn. Soluicr mllr,
Sc I'M %5lpeiten Hotbs5meige Die Der.
or0nung fiir Ole Yilnlterulg ser
9apuro.St raBc nit pitriii5irten 3ie-
Neliteinen BET Der 3lpciten 2eiung ani
Den Gid aelegt, oa Sr. Solpier ooiiir
6elgiid)e 9lode iubItituiren mod)te.
Der Stootrutb pertagte lid bis
ilGd)itcn Monto0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08

Gin idJ6nes uuo nieiides 0eideni
fir Nnsebjrise lit INNER clue lebens.
srDae photographic ober eime fiinit.
lerii6 p~ollenbete Gopie zines alien
gilbcs in Grapnn, @nTsrfarbe, Del
oSer Taitc0. Die Id5niten Cabinet.
6iloer MIR ST pro 0utenb.
Snlins SebbeI, oeutifer Hbotoerapb.
(90-) 321 0urb-W Oh Stra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08
Mar Gciiiert,
1entidler Ebotosrapb,
409-41f Nuro.0 Strahc,
spf5fntsEffette

91ur fit eiuc tursf 5eit.
O feinfte guhinetsVortruiis urb 1 lebersgrobes
Yprirait nit feinem slnbneI fir SjL0.
NequIdrer ,sreis Stb. ~.
eytfte, cmten Gle anf meine gbretfe.
@nr aeiEtrt, 409-41f, Rpres@an. Sftasf.
tEc5ii,iO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08
Seutfhes WeTS

,ii perfaufen. $3.50 Gents pro Warf
ODER 4.2O Warf fir einen Dollar.
8ediel nn6 g~rcoitbrieie auf aae
Stdote giiropn's. @cloieiounacn,
Sd,iifsfarten, @eiiepaiic mo aiisIdil.
oiides GeIS. 9beo. s. 9iener & g.,
2t7 Sit-9 Baltimore traBe. COB
Safe fir's Mnstanb betprst q. Saline, yr.
413. Eil. 0altimprfitr. nahe GpitnMhunfc. 9lpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08

Wit groBcm &ntcrclc
miro Ser beiltc ltattiinocr0en lirct.
tcrcnmabl Ser o1ritteu NationlIs
Yanf" ent9eaen oelebcn. III pcld)cr
Capt. Hobert u. SpeoOcn. iebt Er0-
iioent Der 9anf, lulo Sr. Sobu i.
Sippel. Der icbige aaiiirer, nit cin.
AMBER uln Ole Er0iiocntid)nit rin1cn.
elltf Capt. Speooen's Seitc itcbt Die
Webr5abI Der 0cAcnmdrti2cn Nircr.
torcn. 9eioc EorteicR bobcll cine
ltbbaitc yGnmpaanc" Aciiihrt ulo
jilo iiir uicIc Nftionore Stcllpcrtrrtcr
bci Der @abl. User Sic gr6Bte 3abl
StellpertretrmgS Inltra8e crbalten
bat. ldbt it'd nidt ermeiien. 0as III
rcftprilim perIangte Don &rr. Sippel,
Sap CT benlielben ieinc Stellpcrtrc.
tin,gs : spiitra9e porIcge. cr meigertc
lid iabof. uno IN enter Deitrigcn
abermaligen &eharunlun1 Iegtc er
cc.nielben Gin @litad)teu icincS
Med)tsbeiit1loeS Bernard Garter Dor.
in peldjsm oeriel6c crfl0rt. oas 81
rcftprilim babe fein 9ied)t ali Stcl.
pertretlnngs llebertrlgunacn. bic
ibm als Aftioli6r itno nid)t ais Neant.
ten ser Yanf anpertraltt lporoen
ieien. Nue Natiotalbanfen erp1b.
fen teute Iireftoreri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08
Staot Baltimore.
llutcrhaltunos Wcomcilcr.
s0ipNt.ataoemte. - 9ieic 98ohe:

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Observation-Disclosures,
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9iie".
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Ncrtldp Neue In .SucictO".
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bunb.
Teutidrs Sbeater am MoHtua, bcu #. Snr..
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Sur Nntiibrllug iorlrlt on5 Ssuitige Huiiipicl
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08
Gleiotr MAIDEN lentc,

NtttUtt HIuuJtH ItHtef
penit iie bon u. &nicrin, &1inher.
idneioer. Mr. IL, Roro.g utaspitrabe,
beraeiteIlt iittb.
(upril17-tEtGD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08

Sic iiinitcrcfurmi 2 t,
Eauln SO c mein0c biclt acltern
Abcn0 ibre j1brlid)c General Ser.
ianlmlrng ub. Enitor Gr. Mnrcu@
9ad)nlnnn iiibrte ben Toriib luno Sr,
Gorl Nihelmnrm iungirte dis Yru.
tofonfiibrer. Ter GuBerit giinItiJ
lollicnhc Sobresbcribt 9clungte sur
GcrlcInt0 mo lpiirOe ul,0cnoninlen.
Sooonn Hiuurocn Die $50. SriB Wiib.
lenfelO un0 &etrr Silmunm oils Net.
teltc ltl0 ole $50. @cor1 SunberS
uno 8cor9 8loier als Ginfone CT.
lp1blt. Iie i'm Nntt permeilenoen
Ielteiten iino bic SS. Senrp Butter.
meier, Scrlrp 3ittmnr, Sreo. Mciitcr
nltb Gonrno &nicrim ulo bic Iia.
fpre Sohn aoblbcpp. Srcb. aobn2,
Illrc0 Webc mo EnrI M~idlelnloin.
Eaiie 3nr Nciie in's Mnslano be.
iorDt s. Hainc, Or. 413, Cit.galti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08
ii bc Gbcr.

Sobn 5. Sbornton luur0c 9citcrl1 i'll
Der 5~lucitcn 9lbtbcilltng beS areiSgc-
ridtS pom Hidter MidcS obioIutc
S6eiOunQ bon iciucr @ottin WarD
9llicc Sbornton ollf ben @run0 bin,
BOB lic i'm perIoiicn babe, 5~lgcipro=
den. Gn5 Gonr bcirotbctc in 1888
unto trcnntc lid 5uci Sabre ipGter.
Rif,tcr @idcS nnter5cifJnetc aud
Gin 9cfret, @n1, $. 0iSncp bon Caro-
line Wt. Gi9ncp ihciOcnb, ouf @rltno
on0cblid)cr ltntrcue. Scit 1898 mar
onS Eoor perbciroteGt uno IN 1901
trcntc Is lid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08

EGHe inr Nciie in's Nnslano be.
ior8t s. 8ainc, Or. 413, Cit.yalti-
murc-S trahe, nabe Guitnmbouie.Npe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08

Club leine 9cfllgnilIe iibcrIdreitcn
o0cr lid ais @emeinida0en erpcilclt
ioate, 10 gcniigen bic 6eitebenocn Sc
lebe, nm lolden Clubs Die Sripilegiel1
5u ent5iebcn,"
Sic gu6 nfrcu5u nqSfrog
9ie @robgCidpuorcncn itcltcn &C.
tern sic Baltimore Ohio 9obngc-
ieuihoit" ais Corporation in porlGl,s
figc gntlnge lpegcn llebcrtretlmg ser
ltGOtiIfen S%crorOmung, luclde ooS
Stebcnloiien BON 9obmuog0ouS uto
9obn5iiGcn olf acknowledgements
pcrbietct. Bic acknowledgements,
nm Die cS lid bnnOclt, limo in Siio.
Baltimore. Inter bcn 3crI9cn, bic Dor
Den @roBgeihluorcncn erldicncll. be.
fouOcn lid &crr @oltcr Z. 9ennD
bon Nr. 327. &eit.Goltimorc Strabc,
urto @crr George j. Sbrcdt.
Mir0 appcllircn.
SIN juriitiidcn Gcportcmrnt Ser
Baltimore Sbio.@obn" ~pcrloutctc
gcItcrll, oob bic @obn9cicaihoft bon
Scr GntideiOulg ocS NidltcrS Sim.
can bon 9ultimorc.G or1tp, BOB Die
@obngcicGihoit fem Hcd)t inter liz
rem Charter beiitc, ole gcplonte Gilg.
bobn I'M NorOcn INN Baltimore btr.
INN 5ll bnucn, appclircn mitrOc.
Sit conititutioncll.
Die Gonltitlltionolit1t beS in Scr
lchtcn SiBlng Der StaotSgcietge'
btlrlg crloiicnen @cicbcS, BOB nac
Glcftrifcr, Die in Baltimore ihrcm
8eid)0it nod)9cbcn npllcn, Mciitcr'
Glcftrifcr- Siccn5cl1 erucrbcn mliilicn,
Wnrbc gcitcrn I'M Griminolgerid)t bon
Nidtcr Sorlon in elmer GntiheiorunN,
bic or in Dem TSollc 0cS StootcS 0c0cn
Charles 9cf ob0nb, nuircd)t crbnltrn.
Serr 9cd lit ser llebcrtretllng 0eS Sc
icbcS onQcflo0t uno icin Nnnalt bottc
ben Ginmono gcgen Die &loqe crbos
ben, BOB ooS @clct mnconititutioncll
lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08

IS Wurbe elmer s(lt5obl oicier
Clubs Der Ero5cb N,nlod)t, BOD lpa-
rem oicic in 9cieblifcr @ciic incorpo.
rirt iu1O man fonlltc ibncn nid)ts al.
hobclL oogcgcn luorfcn lold)c Gibbs
Elm idicieS 2idt ollf Die Bona fibc.
Clubs. IS mltrbe olio in 1898 Gin &c.
ieb angcnpnunen, oen15ufolge ieber
Glub, Der gciitigc @ctrdnfc an icine
Iitglieoer pcrfauien nil, 81 DEM
Ginfolnmen ocS Stuotes beitrogen
muB. Sd bin abcr Der Inlift, 0aB
ipclll cin iplder Glib leine Sicer5 err
longcn ntuB, c ereoSbolbbr.B ..
longeli mllB, CT oeSbalb nid)t ais
@irtbldoft betrnd)tet ulto bebnnoeli
iucroeu fam. SIS crDeIli bicrolis, oob
bnb Die ipe5ieQen @egriinoungen Der
Gertbcioiger, peIfe Die ndmlihen
Tbatiaten anfiibrcn, bered)tigt lino
uro Die GinpGnbe bugeeen lino oa.
her abgcluicicn. lie bon Dem Staat
ollfgcitclltc Ibcoric. Dab I'M Safe Der
MISUNDERSTANDING Der G%iltplllbc Der
&ertbciOiger eciitioe @etr1nfc oil
M'irocri1brigc poer an Wobltoeen
perobreif,t peroen fonnter. lit nod
meiner aniidt nidt begriinoet, % bel
oes ungeiebIid lit. @enn ionit ein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08

0ic ginrabmrn Scr M0rftc int
1906 bctml9cn $lS59.70 0cgen
%t7S0.50 in Ocuiclbcn Wtonot ocD
Soriabrca.
Ger Mnpor cnpiing 0cltcrn BON
Wnpor Don Mntnn5oS in Guba, Sit
bore 5. Eicoa, cine NciliobrS , Sra.
tlllntion.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-05
DAVENPORT CHALLENGES
HUBBARD TO DEBATE.

Tulsa T. Aug d ilua James
= davenport, democratic nJu nee
for congress from the thlrd d.stfie, has
issued challsuge for series q ds
bates to hon Frank g Hubbard the
Republican nominee Mr davenport
addressed a challenge last sces bat
~ iar has lad no reply from tbs Nus.
k0gee statesman.
~ latenports letter 10 Nj Hub.
bard vas Fefg plain As % lis position
On various questions before TIE pnopls
81 tie ueW stats Il this time aud sc
the same tine Il Asked At Hubbard
seFeAl questions ca political subjects
uat the Niulla candidate believed tie
people had right % kn0u before tiley
east uheif vote
hf Hubbard however las adopted
TIE usual political course f8f hs party
in Oklahoma. and IS maklag cam
paigu Sub rosa tic ga usi aod 4
contenie6l even - gItc Sir uagen-
peft an snsWer t. hls sttef blt hId
himself underneath q .feaIsd silence
and refuses 70 tel tfe voters shat
tleY mas e1peet sbeala he ne elected
O. congress
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-05
WILL Be ADOPTED WILL Be NO DELAY
Election Ballots N be Delivered on
Time ]. !, McAlesteg Guar
antees Printing Bill

Shawnee, Okla August 81 The
slawnee Herald Is laughing 40 It's
sleeve over tie eass with Hhich IL cap.
tuFed the sls CSC contract for printing
TIE ballots Cor tie approaching state
election Printing concerns generally
throughout the new state Weu leefy
u submitting bids 81 there we're 90
funds ou hand alsh Nhich u pay tie
printer. whp would hsse 70 depend
upon TIE acil0g q future legislators
Tie asrald announces that the bal
lots Wlll be delivered a. Guthrie on
tll..e and that Col J , NcAloster,
one of three Democratic candidates
fof corporation commissioner. has
guaranteed tile payment n tie blll
ard all trust 70 songtess OF the legis
lature to get his monsg back
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-05
BUYING AFHDAVTISS
Republican Committee cl0ss Run
Fev Campaign Siandets HSye
Started An Affidavit Mil

DetEe4S Mlch.. August 2e F0f the
past two OF thfen Neaks several parties
have been hers securing tie eitY and
surrounding country fgr afidaslls
against & n. HASKELL. Democratic
nominee FOR governor u oklahoma.
n came 70 llght today ulai these
parties we're Aant oat ~ tlls hepab
llcan committee q Oklahoma and
wure well supplied with money and
seye liDefAl ia their Offers for f
dAvltA Most Any Kind 0f ainaaylt 70
aecging on liasgeli sells readily for
from SITS 20 ons hundred dollars Tie
afhdAYit stage of the campaign 10
Oklahoma haA been reached heFe and
TIE elliisns u okiA'.oma mas expect
that state e. be flooded ullh this kind
q literature procured A. - many dol.
lAx PER ariiAylt within the nent few
days
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-05
Secretary Garfield Predicts Favor
abie Vote On Oklahoma Constitu
ton, Despite Taft's Criticism

Oyster ha4 august 30 Secretary
Garfield has iust retained from al a.
tenslge trip ia tie west 10 which lie
visited Arizona, NeW Aalen aud o.
lahonn
In al intsrgie@ tonight sith tte
Associated Press he predicted that
Oklahoma ard inalaa Territory all
Aiggt tlAeli state constitution II a vote
is taken GA septembrf ~. notwith
aiaHdiu1 1se critlcism pi several o.
uia features of the oonslltntlon -
secretary Taft Ii his recent speech
AZ 0klalloma City
Secretary Garfield vas Ia conference
Will the President today bat nothing
Was learned - 70 TIE sablect under
nuusideeAtiou. Il is thought that the
Oklahoma qusstiou aas talked efer.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-05
IGNORES THE DEEDS
or FULLBLOODS

TIE Indian agent 5 not freaTulflng
ans deeds made hr tal.bluod Indians
to lard sperulaton that have nor %
ealfcd ne sanction q tie SECRETARY
q lhe Interior Under tie McCumb,r
amendment under shich the agent s
acting TIE fulIbiood cannot vsil auy
Il hls allotment dead claims haa
eser may = sd lbY authority oi tle
Secretary Ans and dealer shu
bought one of theso lead claims In.
me1iately after August under tHe
impression that the Indian could give
q title is likely 70 have tie land sold
again thuugh the Indian oifiee his
deed uot being recognized Az even a
lien on tie land
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-05
STATE WON'T HAVE
TO PAY FOR ROADS

Guthrie g T. Auk b WiHlAm n
Nuffay declares tiaf the statement of
Bird S Mcclure ard other republicans
that under the constitution 0ka.
homa ALI have g. cay fof Tie
fgads Iu tie Indian Territory s abso
IutetY untrue
Tie object oi tie constitution
said iiH MURRAY aas 70 leave the
Oklahoma road aw in operation ior
eacl county ard % create Improve
ment districts whereby bridges might
D. built across rivers which form
county boundaries 81 IS % use tie
state eouylets ~ improving tie roads
ehefe two Or more counties are Inter.
ested
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-05
NOT ABLE TO QUALIFY
Question as to Election Of Justices
IN 0klahoma Must BE- Resi-
dent Of State for One year

Guthrie sept An interesting
Question 10 connection with the sleo.
ton q Justices af Tie peace and other
oflcef from whom 5 Residence ausB.
heaiioH Is required Aas arisen in con
neciloa sltf. The coming election
Tie constitution ffqanes that a
I.isi Tee pi the peace must rave been 4
resident pf TIE state for one YEAR A
similar provision is found III tie A.
kalisss statute ehieH s IL force hi
Indian Territory S. thar there wIIi
os uo trouble there bat gbe nesant
os ahama las onIg makes sis months
tcsiiense Necessary faf election b.
saeh Offices
a man coai Therefore be elected
as iasiice of the feaee fn 0Aa
teuA who tad onlt lived hsfs sfs
meAiis as tts 0kalaaa las IS .ftt
zoe rneet There 1sa serious aoulf
aeat'ef as g sbsihsf he could saai.
iit II tie constitution S adopted s
iis provisions would fhen be fa force
ana Wea'd pmtabB be Sufficient f.
pfeteut man f0m taking possession
oi tae et'ce even fh0ufl bls election
ls3 heen perfectly res af and Ietal
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-05
MANY ACCIDENTS
FatIlitiea That Occurred 10 oklaho.
ma People ibe Past Week Two
Deaths FROM Heat

etnae Sept An anasaa.l,
aFs nmbe of nn gassn b
cafsed ln oklahoma arus ue tasf
week
Two deaths fron tAe intense nssi
arc recorded Jacob Thsde AGED to
one of The wealthlesi farmers of Kay
c'eaiy eas stricken on the streets ~
Fonet tity aui dte1 a fea minutes
later He vas a batchelor and had 4
brother ard sister living at Fremont
Nebraska
The SECOND death also occurred IN
kaF county Frank + Summers one
of The best knoau farmers of ne
county. while stacking alfalfa on a
bot daY dank too much cold water
resulting 10 death
i,obert Campbell who was WORKING
ior the Sharp Contracting eampang a.
woodward Ia rail xay grading work on
Spring creek vas crushed % death b.
dump wagon which turned ovef
upan him mangllnr him "a bAdly mat
be died one day later
A man going by The name or Moore.
supposed % be AZ eS convict, while
attempting % board a freight train
al Newkira fell under the wheels ana
both legs we're cut on above the knee
Tie died from the shock and loss of
blood
A peculiar accident which dld not
result fatally happened at NeNkirk
~ baseball game ". A. Coqllzer
who vas pitching for the woodmen.
a. attempting TO throu aa cut curve
broke his right arm iast above tins
elbow Mr. Cogllxef Is q travelling
salesman
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-05
CRAVENS IS CAUGHT
Noted Oklahoma Indian Territory
W@tlaw aMa Escaped Convict
Is Again IN Custody.

Ben Crafens. IRE 0utlaN Who
some time ago escaped from tie kan.
Nls peuitentlaFy and vas eantufed
Wednesday morning ~ ors0ia, Ne
braska, aili - taken bark q the
prison 10 serve tie remainder q Dis
term ile was sentenced % serve
twsatg Yeam Ia tie penltentlAfg fof
thr ChAusAuquA Fobherles and eH
tered 'he prison in isa1, escaping in
1900
CAyena arrest will Naqe dis
c0uragiDR eiyeet up9a the lesser Grim.
inGi ligits u the penitsntiafy. Who
mas try 70 escape An interesting
phase 0f law ~ill come np with bis
Feincarceratlon, namely. will bis sen
tencs run from Isa7. thus eventuatiug
10 his rets2se IA lal7, OF sill hls ysAn
cut u prison b. added 70 tha time be
vas 20 serve
Zen CrAyeus came 10 Oklahoma
shortly after the oleniug IN issa
frioF 70 that time lt had been wOrk.
lng A. "a farm hand Ia Ctautanqna
county kansas. hear wilese Thomas
fcfguson, aitsFwArd governor q OK.
lahouA, vas teaching school
After working ax cow boy and
farm hand 10 several places over the
temdory Cmsens became acquainted
with several cattle "rustlen and had
men and gradually drlilei lnto their
Ways
For eight YeAfA lie ruAmed the Ter.
fltofy a. sill, apparently immune from
capture 2Bd stealing honses at hss
leisure. This apparently contlnuedun
tll isss shan be vas capsursd and
sent b TIE Kansas peniteutiarY ln
lansing for - ysars, charged sith
horse stealing
lu 1900 in company with mAu
named Estslla and another man. be
ssraped frum the kansas psulteutiary
and antll esplursd IN Oseeola retained
hls freedom
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-05
OSAGE lYhGHERS
ARE DENIED BAIL

Guthrie. Okla August - After a
hearing lasting most of tive days
Judge iiurfogd today denied the appii.
oatl0n u John Leaiy, attorney Tor
the men arrested fof iYuehing Frank
haliey 4 negro at Os4ge Junction, Zee
hail i0r Miks Wits, Shorty 6rosn aud
Red Williams White and Green are
Katy hfaksmen and were Ia Usage
when brakeman Frans Kelly was shot
tie negro who aid the shooting eas
IYnched Kelly las almost recovered
United States attorney John EmbfY
represented the government al tie
hearing aud vas assisted 81 assistant
attorneys scothofn ard Tayl0f
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TOOK TO THE ROOF
Marshals Were Wise And Cut on
Escape Twenty Members Cor
rallied in Gambling place

Tie much faidet gambling noon On
NAN street above ths MisIctee Tar
again received the agteotlan q tie
federal oalesn yesterday afternoon
Ard twenty gamblers were caught Is
one n tile most speetzs s.Er raids
shies ias been pulled az here fef
some tlms
When huu ledbeitsr 90 tHa hrad Is
a force e deplty marss.ais assai lied tlse
door leading up e. Tie place the
gamestefs rushed apa ladder through
a trap dacr q tie roaf % toe build
ine Tisfe they Nsre sl.dtf seeking
some Nay - escape bat tie eTIceu
tAi prepared for tbls and reached The
r9oi iraH another building rorta us
the men Several however managed ta
mass tbe.r escape
Teo nen Running the place made s
sensational euape ARD getaway Is
c.ambefug esq e Use second sfuff
elui0w 10 TIE tae rear uf Uas build
luE and making ther say t8 the reaf
vInsiou q aa a8I h.uf baaIue drF
ue beads ~ the alFh38g eHs1 lot
.oe A ME rakIHs saea df cau aae
carried g. t tte meu
tHo af t'.e gamblers Md HH-ef ae
tween Uat eudas easement aHI
clos daNH esHsln aHa esapea is-
teeaeu taf asHlIe Ht# neacof st
iue mafe IsHt rHpci dseu ths
ialu anI e -sstsrel bias u.sfe hat aua
sheeplss
Tas @ulaauma au1 Ias
RE erHe wrecked
AH tHe HHa aneesI gtHs rle
lWa aucas uaHss gIeaago.Hf fH
Judge Hat seff anf eaH Ensa tIe
and costs NaskaEso rbueut
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-05
HANKERS FOR GLORY
West Publishes Letters Giving Lie
Dirset to Opponents State
Iments.

Enid Aug. p Charles west has
made public his answer to the attack
on him byGorernor Fants and Attor.
ney General Cromwell through a
oatarie paper Ia which IL vas charged
that Mr. West had asked an oatrags
eous tso fof ths work he ala whssn
ASST * Mf Cromwell Ia prosecuting
TIE eases against the railroads. ar
rather uiii'e prosecuting these eases
~ tAe name Of the territory with the
consent Of TIE attorney general
NJ Vests answer gives ths lie d.
rect 70 The Statements made ln the
article referred 10. and IA support n
this position he has made public the
eofregondence that passed between
him add NJ CFomeeli prior 70 tbo
time wNon Do vas dismissed from lie
seryiee q the territory.
q vii Be remembered thar IL wa
freely stated AZ the time of his dlcmls.
sal that TIE real reason therefore was
that Tie governor and attorney general
had severe attack o. cold feet >
aud were insineeFe Ia their desire 10
have tie lg corporations brought 81
time M. Vests correspondence wlth
NJ Cfom~t shows that West vas IN
fuii ciarge q tie suite rather than
assisting that fhe attorney general
did moi even knoa shat tbo actions
we're based Oh. aud MAKES Il appear
ulai I vas ne bsuudeflng methods
q the latter together sltl lis over
Neenlug desire 70 reap al the glory
iaf ihe SofA which ~ West vas DO.
.nR tAai caused tie latter d break
with lin aud invite dismss sssal
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Park May Be Opened.

= AaNtseA -
The repFt sentative q a sfocs com
pAnF from Joplin was iu Ninita yes
tsrday looklng over the Electric PARK
situation Tbs company through is
representative, expresses sillinFne@
% pat TIE park ia hnt-cls0 c1ndl.
ton, makiug Il ne eqaal of ans PARK
IN Oklahoma City. Tulsa or Musso ogee.
Ihef Also propose 10 put ou plenty q
amusements and have eHeanlons nun
Into Niaila every SUNDAY provided
sufficient encouragement Il sto -
hoped permanent arrangements can
be made with this company as shat
t'ieY propose Is What Nlnlia needs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-05

Corn Is looking iua Ia uhls vicinity
since the r0ln last THURSDAY
TIE Dunlop school house las been
moved
Mrs. Ton Parkinson visited Ter
parents Monday
ClaAuce Thempsau and wife and
Mira Emma brown vas 10 Niulta
SATURDAY
s Rosn and wife went e weleh
FRIDAY
The Holiness people are holding
meetings at Hollow
Most everybody have their lay put
~ and some are pioving for wheat
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-05
SOME EI.CONWCTS
ENTITLED TO VOTE

Guthrie Ok Aug p ATTORNEY
General Cromwell asked for anupinlon
as o. whether et.ceuylci uow residing
"a Indian Territory may vote 10 the
coming election ald that ex.contlclA
whose citizenship have been restored
mas gote bat thatifehaasngsd a. tie
polls Il vii. be 90 q such pefsous 81
show THAT such restoration q cliisen
ship Las taen ma1g