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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-13
coon BEGINNING.
Judge Alto Lee Brings the Law DOwH
 On Pistol TOteFs.

Judge Alto Lee Brings the Law Down
 On Pistol TOters.
 Gadsden Times News.
 On the idea that man armed with little authority and a pistol and half full of whiskey is the most dan gerous thing that civilization has to deal with, Judge Lee gave an Alabama City policeman the scare of his hfe
 Newt Cain some months ago was special officer in Alabama City and while on a visit to Gadsden one night he loaded up with whiskey and went police locked him up and found gun on him. The next day the mayor fined him $50 for carrying a concealed DIS tol Cain protested on the ground not to understand that no man ie allowed to carry concealed weapons in this State.
 IL was not until he went before the identical offense that he fully realized this. Cain entered a plea or guilty and his lawy CT sought to moli- fly thet court by stating that Cain was a special officer of Alabama Guy anu anu that he came to Gadsden to get whls- key for another officer of that tqWl and fell by the wayside. That the plee was a wrong one was appaft-t when the judge reviewed the ease. lie sala that 1t looked hard to fine man q second time for an offense, put that was the law. On the other hand, one officer buying whiskey for another oL, ticer made the concealee MeaPOa fine of $50 seemed very light. Then, too the judge said, policeman or sheriff or any other officer must not carry concealed pistols-certai1ly in plead the excuse of officialdom.
 Cain had a good lecture and a good fine for entering the wrong plea.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-13
BUILD TORPEDO FACTORY.
Government will Undertake to Mak
 it's Own ExpIOaIYea.

Government will Undertake to Make
 its Own ExpIOsTves.
 Washington, March 12.-Admiral Ma son, chief of the Naval Bureau of ord nance, has just completed plans for the construction of torpedo factory at the Newport Naval Station and he ex- poets to advertise at once for propos- als for the construction of the building and the supply of the necessary plant,
 This will be the first time the Gov ernment has undertaken to make its own torpedoes on a large scale. The new factory will give employment to at least 200 skilled workmen. It Is proposed to make every part of the torpedo except the steel fasks which contain the compressed air used to drive the engines and propel the tor pedo
 Material of particular excellence is required for these fiasks. The ma chinery necessary for their manufac- ture Is expensive and expert work manship Is required so that it is be- lieved to be cheaper to produce them from the concerns now making them. Experiments conducted by the Ord- nance Bureau have developed a torpedo will attain the marvellous speed of thirty-five knots per hour under water at a distance of 1000 yards, and 1t Is possible that this type will be adopt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-13
AM AGED WOMAN.
Who Has Lived in Administration of
 All tha Presidents.

Who Has Lived in Administration of
 All the Presidents. Special to New York World.
 Pittsburg,-Mrs. Elizabeth Freeman celebrated her one hundred and thir- teenth birthday at her home in Clar- ion county today. having lived In the the Presidents of the United States. Aunt Betty" as she is lovingly. called by her seven children, fifty-five grand and three great great grand children, has been addicted to the tobacco habit for the last ninety years On her birthday she called attention to her habit of smoking the pipe, saying that it was partly responsible for her long life.
 Mrs. Freeman was born near Con- nellsville in 1793 She is a member of the Presbyterian church and mas mem orized nearly the entire Bible.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-13
This from The Buffalo News:s

The adjournment of Congress serves to revive with special intensity the popular demand that the President continue in office another term. Dem ocrats and Republicans alike join ir praise of the broad guage American ism, the loft spirit of patriotism. the profound regard for law, the capacity for affairs, the courage and the over whelming success of MT. Roosevelt 1T promoting the interests of the whole country.
 Were it not that we know The New! to be an intensely Republican orgar we should set its words down as first rate specimen of sarcasm, but 1t i' evidently in cold earnest. The quoted paragraph shows how partisanship car blind the senses.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-13

From time immortal the Governors of Alabama have been inauguZated on the steps of the State Capitol, in the pres ence of hundreds or thousands of the people. Unless the weather was too bitter and stormy this has always been the case Over in Georgia 1t Is pro- posed to have an open air inaugura- tion of Hon. Hoke Smith, as Governor in June. and the papers in Atlanta seem to regard 1t as something entirely new. It may be a new custom in Georgia, but not in Alabama.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-13
A few days ago The Birmingham

A few days ago The Birmingham News said:
 The next session of the federal court VIII begin in Birmingham March IS. and a1das as things things gre slated at present, 2uage Ihomas G. Jones will preside. However, in the event that the new judge is announced it is altogether tion. PS-
 We presume that The News intended to say April Is instead of March 15. Judge Jones will no doubt be the pre- siding judge, as under the new law his authority as judge in the Northern Dis trict has not been revoked. The new law simply has provided an additional judge. We doubt even if the new judge is appointed at an early date that he will seek to discharge the du- ties of the office until he has been con- frmed by the United States Senate. There is a difference of opinion among lawyers on this point
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-13

Some of the contemporaries are vast ing time and space when they ask the administration what has been the total cost of the Philippines to date, and what they are costing us annually. Pos sibly the administration couldn't tell if it would, and We are pretty certain that it will not.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-13
sHAUGH EXPLAINS ORDERS.
Says Postal Clerks Organization i
 Purely Benevolent.

Says Postal Clerks Organization is
 Purely Benevolent.
 Los Angeles, Cal, March 12.-Hugh G. Shaugh, the clerk who was sus- pended by the Postofice Department, said last night that he was preparing a report for submission to the chief clerk regarding the Brotherehood of Railway Postal Clerks which Shaugh has been instrumental in organizing. He said:
 This is a benevolent order which was formed in this city and includes ninety of the 12O postal clerks who run out of Los Angeles. Within the past few days l have received appli- cations from Seattle, Portland, Taco ma and New Orleans for temporary charters authorizing the formation of branch organizations. These will be issued as soon as we receive our char ter from the Secretary of State."
 Shaugh said the organization would not be disbanded that the members were not advocates of striking and they were not attempting to impair the service.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-13

can be sown and the development of a bountiful crop left in great meas ure to nature.
 PennsyIvania Press MuzzIe Law Dcad' Birmingham News
 Pennypacker's press-muzzling act has been repealed by. the Pennsylvanla Legislature, and the newspapers oI that State are free to take issue with the assertion that Pennypacker is not a very small potato.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-13
MYSTERIOUS DUEL.
Identity OF Man Who Fired Fatal Shot
 Carefully Concealed.

Berlin. March PA mysterious duel was fought yesterday in the Grunewald, near Berlin.
 One of the participants, Captain von Behrens. was taken to a hospital in dying condition The mystery attach es to his opponent It was stated that he was a person of high rank, but his Identity has been concealed. There is also no explanation of the cause. The duel was fought with pistols.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-13

The Chattanooga Times enters a pro test against the term "Fiddling Bob Taylor" as applied to Fennessee's new Senator, but what's the use? We have no wish to underrate his aAIlity or fit ness, but he is a fiddler, all the same, and always will be. And to be a good fiddler is no mean accomplishment, we can tell The Times
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-13

The claim of New Jersey man that he has a goose seventy-two years old may or may not be strictly correct. Geese sometimes live to great age and not all of them wear feathers
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-13
FFRRTaRV CTRCULATION

Day after day week after week. mNrs TSa nfter month and year after year. .1 Advertiser continues to be the only oslay or Sunday newspaper published ac kual net Daid circulation ,..,
 The February figures given below snos s I s,srther amnhasizes The Advertisers guar autee that its circulation is the IAIks Of any merning or Sunday newspapeE i&riuked in Afat ann.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-13

The Advertiser is good natured. but We cannot refrain from asking The Birmingham Ledger if it is exactly fair, or good newspaper policy, to take The Advertisers sketch of Senator Pugh bodily. and publish it under a Washington date line and marked spe- cial to The Ledger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-13

The New Orleans Picayune declares that this Is not one-man's republic" Better not let Roosevelt hear you say
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-13

shall the robin be protected?" asks
 The Columbia State. Of course he shall
 --till some man or boy comes along with a gpp or Q suaS-shot-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-13

For He'll Go Out Al Night. What Is the best way to get rid of a man? Marry him. dear"
Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-10-17

slowly mounted the stairs ana paused
before her chamber. He called her
name softly, but when she did not an
swer continued on to his own room.
When he was safely within she de-
scended quietly, went out. and locked
the front door behind her, placing the
key IN her bosom. She hurried now,
feeling her way through the thick
gloom In panic, while In her mind
was but one frightened thought:
"IslI be too late. III be too late.v
Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-10-17
CHAPTER XVII.

VEN after Helen had been out
for some time she could barely
see sufficiently to avoid coIli-'
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-13

primary, such as claiming that certain
candidates Rave Withdrawn from tie
race. Or trying % damage the Fepata.
tion Of some candidate fof the purpose
of helping another unless there Is
substantial proof, uhich IS often lack
lng False aud slanderous talk 81 tie
primary can have bat one effect. and
that IS 10 weAken tie ticket = the
general election
TIE voting Ia this district vas done
at the home of Pete CoYne. Every.
thing sent ud very satisfactorily even
the dinner that vas 50 amply served
70 all 81 Mrs goyne supporters aud
non.sapporter of Pete voters and
spectators. democrats aud Republicans
sefe all welcome 10 fact. Mf Cofne
said he could not Afford TO have ans
one around rs place a. naon 20 with
cat dinner, ard We hope that his lardsf
may alNals assqual 70 hls hospitality
Following S thres verses Of a poem
which The writer committed 20 mem
cry many years ag1. aud ttaf has never
been repeated a. a more appropriate
time tban tie present
What constitutes a statsg
Not hlgh.falsed battlemeutaor lshorei
mound.
Thlek val og moated gate,
Not cities proud, sltn spires and taf.
Fets crowned
Net bays and broad armed ports
Where. laughing at TIE storm Fich
naviss ride
Not starred and spangled courts
Where w-bfowed hassness watts per.
fame 70 pride
No Men hieh.mindea men
With powers as iaF above dumb b, ate.
andusd
Ia forest. brake q den
As beasts excel cold rocks and hramble.
rude.
I Men. sho their duties knoN
/ hut know their rlghts and. KNOWING
dare maintain.
| Prevent tie long aimed hlow
And crush tie tgrant while theY rem
the chain.
These constitute STATE.
And sovereign las. that states col
lacted will,
Over thrones and gloiias elale
sits suppress. cfownlng good. fepresa
ing II
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-13
Two Millions u Creek Suits.

Muskogee. /. r.. June i2 sfufte
sant s Mott. sho are couductlng The
suits against citizens Of Indian Tef.
rltory for alleged fraud n holding
town lots. said today that the aggre.
gate Of their suits "a towns IN The
Greek nation would be million dol.
lars ana here are about so defend
anita named Those are not criminal
prosecutions but suits IN equltY,
The llrst 0f These suits were iled last
saturday "a Muskogee. Tulsa ana
Hagoner Other suits vlll b hled
Just Is fast a. they can Be- prepared
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-13

vauu street today tlai proved ;
great slcess
y Il n9hsftg hss i'oa Gmse
tod4Y
Gordon RAlnss returned this morn
lng ffom kansas Cl.y shsfe he Gss
teen for several seskN
Ifsfs aFs great many full r.ood
Indians Ia tosn todaY 10 eet TIER
patents 70 teir landa
= MURPHY Editor u re Vinlta
Journal Is eonnne1 % as home today
"a account Of slsknrsa
John Ingram, nemoefatc nominee
fCf County Commissioner uf Tulsa
county, Is hsfe visiting felatisas
Nu Frank 6 sabaann came IL
lass night from Aassoxee for visit
with ilsf father u. 6 raHton ara
family
- Ford q tie aasa department
% tfis Indian AsencY u Maskoesa
i here tudAY hearing same contest
eases on OF EASES
$ / Rad and alfe formerly MIs
Gas Skinner arrived here today irum
.S.afasgllie ARK f0F elsit Wlfh 4
lThempseu south y -
Nlss Margaret MAYNARD arrived
from u,A,sso u4ls morning . attend
the nali-0ff setdins tonight ami 70
visit Mrs. 4 y AAlelln Tor fee
days
Ms Ffsslet accompanied by her
daughter II lAs MIS- 81 g Fanel
and daughter Mis- Ethel Nho nAss
beeu visiting Ms H. y. fuslef n
turned to Claremefe tosiay
Mrs. y o sfatsmaa IS expected
nome this evening from fayefse. Ne.
where Size l1as been % attend tlle Gem
meunemeat exercises II the colleges
Her daughter Niss Eiua Wha has
teen attending college there uill visit
in iainols before returning 20 It's
fifF
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-13
Local Happenings


ftz=AAf "#&s@ -
j : winans cane " from Nasko.
zee ast night
r. 4. Has o. Falria1 Is among VI.
uitas visitors todaN
" II gofnsgay 4ent 70 MeAlsstef
TODAY on ssal business
u. FloaFnsY q Chelsea was here
this morning on business
r. 4. Chandler vent e Mani O.
tie morning Frisco todaT
= y Gordon came doen from Car.
thags lAst night 81 business.
ChAs = Box q CsntfaliA. nas =
guest ~ l1e green this morning
nr TayloF vas here This morning
from ClaFemoFe e att - court
Mrs Pauline Williams q Grove va
pleasant caller e this91loe to-day
Geofgs Williams came over from
Haftlssvills last night 20 oil business
d Il Wise, q Atchlsou kan Is
spending today in Ninita On business.
A. a Etcfsn returned this morn.
lng from buHr'esa trip 9 Clafemore
Mrs c. A. bradley returned Tits
morning from a visit AZ Kansas cts
e. A. samson - MushoEee va
among the guests AZ TIE Coob tlls
morning
Roberts Chandler returned todaY
from 3 visit % N1omlss and othsl
Western states
r r Morton oi burlington kans
visited MS ed friend clyde Douglas
hega befwsen trains TO-DAY
BF Rice. a prominent attoruei
and Republican polltisian Of Tuis'
vas II Nntfa thls morning
E i il0hhg Democratic eaaiEiAt.
fos state legislature from Cnis count
sont 70 hls hone q Riueiackst today
Df. and Mrs White af Adzlf AZ
here tot 3 sislt elth Nn Whltef
parents NJ AND Mrn 4 g Chandler
Ms. orendoff and daughter arrives
here this morning for = visit viii
their son and brother respectively
John Oyendoff
Mr. and Ars ". A Jackson return
"a t. their home n Georgia thl
morning after AZ extended visit her
with Z. " I'm ~ otter friend
/ Company B vii meet tonight &
rslanats tta victory Of COL Hoffman
who i il non conceded - nomlnat
I'd fof United States ssnatoF Col
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-13
| BIG SURPRISE
Washington Had Regarded New
York's Governor as Anti
Corporation.

Washington, June l2-The elect
which Governor Hughes veto Of the
2-csnt fare blli Nill have apon It's po-
lltical fatnrs is regarded a. problsnat
ical b politicians here. Whlie e
undoubtedly vii not commend hin As
3 presidential candidate % The geuef
q public. Il viii strengthen him ln
another direction. By his action he
isexpected 70 regain strong eofporA
ton support be last when he put
through the pl.blle utilities bill
Governor Hughes is the first gov.
ernor 70 turn down legislation hostile
70 the railroads since The adminlstra'
ton lnaugufated Is railroad policy
His refusal 70 cooperate With TIE leg'
islatufes Of Illinois. Ohio. fen0syi'
vania and other states, il IS believed
may handicap him should be decide q
become . presidential candidate. The
governor has been regarded as a pfesi
Dental possibility since he compelled
the Naw York legislature % pas the
public utilities bill Ills course fe
gardlns that legislation brought hin
forward prominently As an anti-eor
poratian governor In slew of thl
record he has made a NeW York ) ex
scutise his failure 70 approve tie
cent bill cones as SURPRISE 70 poll
flclans here
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-13

To the NeAig Elected Members of
Democratic County Central Com.
mlttee
Al Township and ffsclnet com.
mlttssmen. elocted At tie primary
election on June ia0s are hefohY
notlaea 70 meet af Democratic head
quarters IL Vlnlta on saturday June
IS iao1 ~ 2 o'clock , NJ. Ter the
purpose Of psrfsetlng tie oFsania.
tlou and eieetlnga 3 chairman and sec.
retafT
Th1se whe canuut attend iu person
~ill please send 3 PROXY 70 represent
them af seld nesting
RS. f. AMOS. Chairman
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-13
"Wednesday. June IL

wednesday, June u
D. Franklin af Nsssogss i here
todag on business
Seymour Riddle sent 70 Miami TITS
morning on business.
4 8 oeaple q TIE pnioa Agency
a. aassoses Is here tosi4y
= E Turner 8 sell knosu spfns
field husl0ess man = here todaF
d. N Rali i hefe from OsvegO Il
the interest u bis piano business.
tee Butter returned last night iro0
4 visit with his brother 81 Miami
e 5. vanaeseg q Tulsa. eas hers
this morning en fouteto 81 Louis
" y Stephenson eams over ifuaI
Chelsea Ass night Tor : short sslt
Mrs Margaret Wright oi Neosba
n hefe the guest af Mrs Al Bsfger
Mss Eva Cross left this morning
foF rshleaaah to attend the normal.
G s Aver ani iamiIF all 20 e
Nosl Mn this evening for seek
visit
Ton hIaeIacket sas "a taNn todAg
from Eleha % gel hls patents on hls
lands
KaH Walker # the First Nalloua
bank returned thls nornlag ftem 81
Louis
Mis- Amg Thsufer, of - smith i
In tie elty. The guest 4 Mrs ; +
Fagssr
I II. +. Osssnkop. afrhltec, iof -
auditorium Nas hefe iass night froa
Muskogce
Ton 0raF. of Chelsea Is here % at
tend the wsddlng oi Miss Louise la
and Lyle OFr tonight
Tonight Niss Louise Ilall and LyI.
IOgt alll be married at the hume q
Mrs. T. y. Parker, Jr.
Tie ladies Of the Presbyterian
chnreh served . luncheon near IN
intersection Of Illinois aysnae ans
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-13
TO SUCCEED D|XBY
]. George Wright wiz be Both In.
dian Inspector and commss
sioner to The Five Tribes

Washington, June LII Geofss
Wright Inspector foF Indian Territory
Is appointed commissioner % tie dse
civilized irlhes % surceea Tames 1914
by, whose resignation taxes effect iuly
II Wright has been inspector foi
eleven yeas With headqaaftsfs At
Muskogee
Secretary Garfield announces tie ~.
sitlons q comm tsslonsr and INSPECTOR
aill bs consolidated With Wright IL
charge. This means nsN policy for
Indian Territory white Wright vii
Ia Inspector nomlnaHy the duties of
that oaice wlli he transferred e IL.
aianlAgent Dana II kclseY and Wright
sill devote - ilme % tie allotment
work af the commissioner 1ils puts
tie auskoeee oaica under direct
control of tie Indian bureau
wrights record IN Indian service
covers twenty Eve rear ls,3 Hhile
living in Chleago, be wss appointed
chlef clerk of tie Rosebud Indian
ageueY and served there ~ clerk and
agent until lss6 ehen hs Was appoint.
81 Inspector bg President Cleveland
and sent 70 Indian Territory Iie was
Foappolniea BY President Mckinley
ana later by President Roosevelt
Wright salarY. formerly t1Qo 4
year siH he doubled
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-13

Hoffman Is colonel q tie Oklahoma
state militia
Tie ChralAn knieafof socle,y Il
the Congregational church will give !
social ~ tie hons Of NJ and afs G
:. Elliott. south Smith street. thh
evening. EEsfyhodY invited
Tie International hAak 4 Trust
company i holding TIE annual meet
lng e the sfockhoidsrs today Alfrea
OTsudofG president Of tie company
is here ffem Chicago, " J liAmlln
sHAfgofneY general II Illinois and !
director NJ tie bank IS present an
tie lien - Yantis q Shs.bYyills
III and 3 pfsnah q Chicago are
also 10 attendance
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-13

Healthy kidneys litter the Impuri.
ties from tie blood. and unless theY
do this coed health g impossible.
F0lef's Kidney Cure makes sound KID.
neya ard will positively cure ell forms
u kidney md bladder dlsaase. It
lho whole system. Fof
zals = al druggists.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-13

There IS ne cas- 81 Indigestion, 10
matter hos obstinate, that I'll not
b speedily Feilesed bY tie use q 10.
dol. kod0l contains tbs Sans juices
found Ia d healthy stomach Con
Iorma 10 RE pure food ard drug Law
Sold 81 NaFEafneg 8 Meyers and Pee.
pies Drug store.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-13
Extra Special $2.4O

fer choice Of . large TOT of si,lskl trimmed
street aad dress hats. qualities tkat CON.
pare farorabb uiik those sold as kigk as
$500 and thsy are.
ACTUAL s3.2S VALUES
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-13
Extra Special $500

for choice of good copies of oar hgk priced
Gage Psiisrn Hats in sood qsality msieriel
cad srpef A'orkmaaskip fko'rt mv
enough Bargains.
ACTUAL $3.50 VALUES
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-13

A. A ueffcn. flnch. ARK writes
folegs Honey and Tar Is tie best
preparation Tor coughs colds and lung
trouble / knoN that Il has cured
consumption ln tie afsf stages Yea
neysf heard ~ any one using Fcles :
Honey and Tar and not being satisfied
Fof saie hf al druggists.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-13
One-Quarter to One-HaIf Off

the whole Of our Millinery stock Absolutely nothing
will be held back Trimmed hats shapes, flowers rib
bons-a will be included in this extraordinary money
saving Millinery event
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-13

A prompt. pleasant. good femaas
Tor coughs and colds i Kennedy
Laxative Cough syrup. II contains
no Oplates aud does not coasf fipaIa
Children iike lt sold ~ NaIlarnss
A Megers and Peoples Drug sIore.
RlhFs Little Liver PILLS keen tls
syAlam clean tbs stomach awee2
Prompt relief for headache And bilious.
nees. Coed fof all the famIlf. No|a
By :. p osens sm