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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-11-14
ANOTHER REPUBLICAN
NEWSPAPER uIEIEIpOSED

Guthrie. Okla SoF FolloWing
their usual tactics. tie erosd Of Re
publican knsNspApef men sent out .
story % TIE effect tHat Gossrnof.elect
Haskell had refused 70 ride 9Th Gov
ernof Franit h TIE inaugural parade.
Last night G0ssfnaf-elset Haskell
branded TIE report asalle lie ald
n had never thought Of such a
thing shall not fsfass q ride Ia tie
carriage sith Governor Ffantt No
matter Nhat mag think of Governor
Fnnti personTlg. I eli not allow such
a thing 70 interfere ulth the harmony
% the inaugural ceremonies -
Judge Dale uha las charge Of ths
preparations fef TIE inauguration.
slated THAT Governor Haskell had not
rsfuscd q eonpIF alfh any arrauge
meut of the committee - fara he
knrs
Inu committees asf night after rc.
ceItins / fseuua sn fav ilakeN
pt tie matte 81 q FmutE nho
eth
80 elH u9f ride q ths carriage wi.b
Haskell of take 10 part ia hia lnaug.
ufal ceremonies
Although laul8 positively refused
10 state TIE cause 0f his aetiou. Il may
he attributed 70 the recent heated
political campaign n whlch pefsonali-
Ties played prominent part.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-11-14

heart hroken family re Daily rhlei-
tain eatenea - dssseas sYmpAthy
Nov For ti.a organization n agun
clue
Nm Emma ssoagl. ! laid 30 sith
rtspmatsAm
n &. Grpen i registered a me
Green today
}, " ssarsa Of chalsea. vas here
last evening
Etiiel Duncan Of Edna kan. is q
guest AZ tie Goth.
wm Little goes ta Kansas City this
evening On business
Henry NidlHsf Of Falkland. il visit.
ina relatives hers today.
Mrs. Thomas Jaspef has been sery
sick for the past seek
N. L. Crawford and wife Of Wood.
ley, are hsre todAY shopping
l. b iiaFues and O. n Graves came
% from Pry0r Greek yesterday.
ny Lige Iisnderson's merchant
lunch. Served from II =. m. 70 .. m.
An epidsmic of rheumatism Is pre-.
yAIllng la Nlnlta
walter Cornataer took the Flyer for
siuSkogee to-day
Geo. W Harris faced the north Wind
~ Lightning creek IodaY
John Barrett il here from ClArcm0re
visiting hla iAtheS and brothsr,
The Willie Ilalaell college won the
football game ~ Cllslsea yesterday
IL Warren of Adalf. sAs Va tosn
today on his way 10 the Greek nation.
Try one d thoss merchant lunches
sersed bf Lige Hendsrsou, Auditorium
building i.tf
b s Warren ays he is surprised o.
see - mauy who are stiu able % pay
uP
/ q W Turner lsft this morning for
Joplin and webb clty on business
mission
I FoK Dannlngbefg, cashier ot TIE
Flint National bank ~ Chelsea, 10
tosn TO-DAY
y s ResssF g S commissioner At
Clafcmofe was registered 81 the Cobb
last niglit
tbs nos assured that there sin be-
a biz TURKEY shoot tie day before
] Thanksgiving
Conaregat iona mestlng II the close
u ths PRAYER meeting al Presbyterian
church tbls evening
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-11-14
MAY Be SET FREE
Prisoners n the Federal Jails Of
Indian Territory May be Liber-
atsd When Statehood Comes.

Washington. Sov. 6-wlll the 100
prisoners noe IN the federal jalls IN
The Indian Territory 70 scott free
When statehood comes % OklahomaY
Is q quesglo thst Is receiving serious
consideration hy TIE administration
just nos Atlorneys 10 the Indian
bureau after looking up the law, are
Of the opinion that there IS no way 70
hold tie prisoners sheu The state
hood proclamation l. issued aud that
u az attempt Is made 10 DO - the
prisoners can secure their release by
srits of habess corpus la tie state
courts
a. the bureau attorneys put n tho
criminal laws II Arkansas were spread
over TIE Indian Territory by an asl 0f
cengress and tie a. Finlat0rs ID the
past lave hseu prosecuted under the
Arkansas statutes Last winter con
gress passed : sapplemt Law pro
Yidiag ioF tie transfer Of al cases IN
the federal courts tnsrs 70 the state
courts ehen Oklahoma was admitted
az state. Is doing ~ the gOyer.
ment Felinaulshed rs right 70 prose
cute k0w vhen the territory be-
comes q state It vlll BE- impossible 70
prosecute the prisoners nos IN jar
because they have not committed any
crimes against tie ssate TIE crimes
they are held for were con-
mitted before there was a state. 10
other words, tie attorneys hold that
the act oi congress cannot transfer
the crimes committed against the
territory under Arkansas laws 10 the
state q Oklahoma. Among the 100
prisoners are perhaps 100 mufderers.
No question IS raised a. 70 the right
u tie government 70 stlli hold those
prisoners sho have committed crimes
against the United States. such as
pnstoiiie faHbars. and persons accused
selling llaaaf 81 the Indians THIS
class 8i eases will he tried ln The frd.
eAl courts
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-11-14

Wara 4shafn and aiss Gertrude
Taylor aefa maffled recently az Nc
hiuney fesss TheY slll be Al home
after November u. ~ Apache, Osla,
The Young couple are Veli and favor.
abs known here hf Osborn formerly
held q position ii tile eiril engineers
ONCE Ia this eltf. Miss Taylor Is q
citizen Of this place having lived here
an her life. The Chlsftain Joins their
many friends n sishlng them happy
and prosperous life.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-11-14

Little limmls Ilaklses. ne ten ysai
o'1 son of G 3. lIakhss ullo waa IL.
lsfnailg injured b ielns lbFoxn ffem
. horas last SATURDAY. st y o'clock,
died ~ 3 o'eioek tha mme evening a.
bis lone 10 tie north pari o. ths city.
Funeral services waFe hsld yesterday
afternoon and sils lsm4lns were laid
- rest in ll.e rlig cemetery. 10 tta
heagt broken family gAAe Daily Chief
tain eatenHe Is desswAg sYmpAshy
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-08-30
The Largest Playground.

Jersey City has authorized a landscape
artist to transform a level plot of sixty
nine acres west of the city and bordering
on the Hackensack river into a mammoth
playfeld for the benefit Of the boys and
girls of the city. This will be the largest
playground In the world, as it is six
times as large as the Stadium at Athens
and half as large again as the Prospect
Park (Brooklyn) playground The Jer-
sey City field will be surrounded by O
drive 100 feet wide for the use of horse
men n automobiles. Near the river
will be an immense swimming pool and
recreation piers. Baseball fields, golf
links, tennis courts and cricket grounds
will be laid out on the central portion,
and there will be a great fieldhouse where
all players may make ready for the
games. In the winter time there will be
an immense skating rink free to all.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-08-30
nieher Educn,ion for omce,..

On the statement that IAN officer Of
the United States army should be an all
round educated gentleman as it is now
his entire training, both preparatory at
he academy and postgraduate, is almost
purely technical" the board of visitors
to he Military Academy at West Point
has founded its recommendation for a
general revision of the scheme of aea-
demic instruction. The board says that
1t is now imperative that the cadet be
graduated with an education approach
ing in general culture that acquired in
the best of American colleges. The re-
port says that hazing is now entirely a
thing of the past, and the remarkable
statement is made that there has been no
death among the cadets from disease of
any kind for more than twelve years.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-08-30

terest of the public health, but differ
ences ave arisen at each stage of the
attempt to frame regulations for the
government Of the export trade in such
commodities owing to honest difference
Of opinion as to the proper definition Of
td~ulteration.
Although taking an advanced position
in this matter as revealed in the strin-
gent legislation contained in the pure
food law, the government Of the United
States has been obliged at times to take
sharp issue with some of the European
government officials as to the harmfulness
Of certain ingredients of our food export
I'd. Against purely technical objections
the Agricultural Department has been
eontending with difficulty for a long time.
But with the passage of the pure food
act, with the authority contained therein
to apply it's provisions to imported food
and drugs and wines, the department finds
its hand much strengthened in dealing
with European governments, which are
now beginning to show a very practical
interest, in the inquiry which DR.. Wiley
is making into the nature of the ingredi-
ents of the great quantities Of foreign
delicatessen and liquors that are flowing
into the United States.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-08-30
The science OF Love.

Speaking before the International
School Congress at London, DR.. Sir James
Creighton-Brown stated that the tender
passion of first love could be traced to
two scientific causes, the first being a
species of cerebral commotion and the
second the stirring of some hitherto der
mant association centers by an appropri-5
ate afinitiye impression. DIR. Creighton
Brown also spoke of dietary for school
children, and ridiculed the common idea
that fish was especially adapted for feed-s
ing the brain, saying that phosphorus ID
no more the secret of genius than toma-
toes are the cause Of lancer. What the
working brain did need, he said, was food
in which the chemical constituents were
properly proportional, and which was d.
gestible and %palatable. In his opinion
animal food was necessary in order to
supply ia abundance of proteid. Brain
workers Of all ages he advised to take FREE
Quent small meals rather than infrequent
heavy meals.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-08-30
FIRES DESTROY FORESTS.
About 1900 Acres OF Timber De-
strOyed In New England.

About 1900 Acres OF Timber De-
strOyed In New England.
Unusually dry conditions in the forests
throughout Massachusetts,, caused by the
absence of rain during the last month,
have been responsible to a large extent
for the great damage by forest fires, which
have swept through southeastern Worces-
ter county, across the Cape Cod district
and over Bristol and Plymouth counties.
About 800 acres have been destroyed,
and in several cases the flames have not
been checked, DESPITE the fact that $500
men are engaged in fighting them.
The extensive fires which nave devas-
tated the Cape Cod forests had their
origin in small blazes caused by sparks
from locomotives, while various causes
have been responsible for the Others.
Blackened trunk and smoldering embers
are all that remain in many places where
formerly were forests of marketable tim
Der and heavy ~underbrush.
The most extensive fire is that raging
in the Douglas woods, one of the richest
areas of timberland in the State. The
flames there have devastated 5000 acres
in Massachusetts and have spread into
Connecticut, where the damage is believ-
ed to be about one-ffth as great. Begin
ming in Douglas, the fire has eaten It's
way through the forest land in the towns
of Sutton, East Douglas, Webster, Mill
bury, Oxford and Bridge, and is still
spreading.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-08-30
BeIteve. I'm woman. Power.

Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, the ~well-known
society leader, in a recent interview tool
direct issue with the expressions of
Charles NJ. Schwab, who not long ago
gave it as his opinion that the true field
for women's e%xertions was in the domes-
tic rather han the business world. Mrs.
Fish thinks that women should be free
to enter any occupation, and believes that
they are equal in mentality to men, the
difference being merely one of quality.
She said she would rather be a great
actress, writer or artist than to have all
the wealth she could command. She de-
cried the practice of women marrying in
ferior men for fear of being called old
maids, and urged that women should have
faith in their own power and develop the
best within them. E5F
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-08-30
EDDY CASE is DROPPED.


Those Who Began Case Decide to
III Dismiss 1t.
# The famous suit in equity brought
March by George w. Clever, son of
Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy, and others
as next friends against Calvin S. Frye
and others for accounting of the property
of the aged head of the Christian Science
Schurch, came to an abrupt end Wednes-
day.
Immediately after the opening of court
sin the continued hearing regarding Mrs.
Eddy's competency before Judge Edgar
Aldrich and his comasters at Concord,
N. H, William r.. Chandler, senior coun-
sci for the next friends" announced that
he had filed with the clerk of the court a
motion for the dismissal of the suit.
IN Mr.. Chandler said that there were many
for this action, but that the prin-
Scipal one was 'the unproftableness of
ANY immediate result Of a decision in our
favor upon the exact issue as now framed,
compared with the burdens and disadvan-
tages to be endured by us, both before and
safter such O decision"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-08-30
MANY MoORS SLAIN.
Seltnn's Troops Defest Large Fore
of Moroccan Rebels.

Ssltnn's TroOps Defsat Large Force
of Morocean Rebels
The Sultan's troops are reported to
have defeated again a large force of the
knass trbesmen, in whose territory Oaid
Sir Harry MacLean has been held cap
Stive. Six hundred Moors were killed and
several of their villages were burned.
In Paris the Moroccan situation is re-
xarded as having assumed a distinctly
nore serious aspect. The ferment in the
interior Of Morocco, the proclamation of
ANulai Hafiz, the Sultan's brother, as sui
4 by a section of the rebels," and the
T. appearance Of a new Moorish army before
N asablanca have created fear that the
whole country soon will Be ablaze with
Sfanaticism.
NJ More than 1000 colonial infantry, cav
airy and troops of other arms have been
aMobilized at Oran and are ready to en-
lark on board transports, and other trans
ports and warships are in readiness at
Mediterranean ports to sail for Morocco.
Al Public sentiment is becoming stronger
against the halfway measures, which, it
is feared, will lead to disaster. The Paris
papers assert that the world must sup
port France if it is decided to send a
military expedition to Fee, as in no other
way, the newspapers say, can the state
pf anarchy in Morocco be ended. The
government, however, is resisting this
pressure, desiring to keep within the
bounds of the Algeciras convention, and
reports that negotiations are under way
Tor an enlargement of the mandRts of the
powers are emphatically denied. Never
theless it is admitted, even in official cir
scles, that something might happen which
3swould place an entirely new complexion
a0n the situation and compel France, in
the name of the powers, to chastise Mo
rocco.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-08-30
TALK BY TAFT.


} Would Revise TasxAf and Put HtH
violntors of Law in Prison.
William Howard Taft, Secretary Of
War, and the administrations candi-
date Tor the Republican presidential
nomination, at Columbus detailed his
views on pressing public questions be-
fore the Buckeye Republican Club. Sec
rotary Taft WAS received with enthusi-
asm, every person present rising and
cheering him vigorously.
The Secretary's address was tie first
and most important Of q series to be
made at various points in the West
prior to his sailing for the Philippines
and Japan on the 10th of September.
From u political standpoint 1t was
noted that Secretary Taft laid down
his opinions in such a way that there
was no nistaking his candidacy and
hardly any doubt, also, that he expects
to have as his chief opponent on the
Democratic ticket William Jennings
Bryan. Mr.. Taft singled Mr.. Bryan
out repeatedly in discussing public
| questions and the views of other indi-
viduas.
The salient features Of the Secre-
tary's address We're:
He kvors additional railroad rate leg.
i~slation, notably an increase of power to
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
He favors changes in the antitrust
law which will more clearly define it.
lie believes there can be such a thing
as a lawful trust, bat emphasizes the
danger of unlawful ~monopolies. r. s,.
He does not agree with Mr.. Bryan as
to the trust license plan and as TO what
hould be done with the trusts. 'fs7+3
He is in favor of remedying the "swol-
len fortune evil and suggests State leg
islation. alaseaag,.r .s,..
He believes that the graduated Inherit
ance n income tax might be properly
'resorted to BY the government in case
of financial emergency.
He denies that Roosevelt's policies are
socialistic and that the President wac re-
~sponsible for State legislation reducing
railroad passenger rates or for{Wall street
~1urries.
He designated Mr.. Bryan's scheme Of
government as "nerveless" and denies the
practicability of a national referendum.
He comes out squarely against govern
ment ownership of railroads.
He announces that he is against free
trade, but favors tariff revision and be-
lieves there should be no tariff tinkering
until after the next presidential election.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-08-30
Odds and Ends.

Danish engineer discovers a process by
which beer is made from tablets.
Last year 81 large sted vessels were
built for service on the great lakes.
Sweden is the most progressive coun-
try in Europe in use of the telephone.
Only 80 per cent of SPANS 2O,OO0,OOO
population are able to read and write.
German steamer lines threaten to stop
mail service on Atlantic unless paid more.
Elk parade in Philadelphia in hottest
day of year; 4,43O persons were sun
struck.
William Abrams Martin, the solitary
survivor of the twelve men who convicted
John Brown, IS still living in Virginia.
He has celebrated his seventy fifth ami
versary.
The value of the india rubber imported
into the United States during the last
year in the crude form aggregated $780,
100000. Brazil is the chief source of
supply.
A Chinese merchant of Pekin who was
convicted of murder was sentenced to
death by being deprived of sleep. -Four
warders kept watch over him to keep him
awake and on the tenth day he died.
Greece is said to be the poorest coun-
try of Europe. Her total wealth amounts
to S1,oOO.OOO,O 900, or about half that of
Switzerland.
A japanese porter carries his teapot
with him when he goes to his days work,
as an American workman carries a dinner
pail.
Mrs. Eddy, founder of Christian Sci
ence, is worth about S900,G00 and her
yearly income from the sale of her books
is not far from 100000.
Rock Island engineer went raving mad
on engine train ran sixty 11iles at furi-
Gus speed before trainrnen could over
power him.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-08-30
{ll$$;s:>r5@s SIZE
Ths. News
~~~~~~~~~

The government has succeeded in put.
ting an end to almost all the lotteries ex-
cept marriage.
That Wisconsin husband who waited SO
years to sue for divorcestook a long time
to think it over. a9Ss
In spite of the steady work of the
bomb-throwers, there are still a few I'M
killed Russian generals lodging around.
When a New York butler can retire
with 100000 it indicates that prosperity
has trickled right down through the popu-
lation.
A pretty Nebraska woman who won her
lawsuit promptly kissed the judge. You
see, it's worth while being a judge in Ne
braska.
A California professor says 10 cents
worth of peanuts is more nourishing thar
a porterhouse steak. Walk up to the pea
nut stand and get a dinner for a dime.
That Ohio boy who is to get $25O,0OO
if he is a patriotic American will proba-
bly, put up a Fourth of July celebration
that will make the country scream for
help.
A lunatic who escaped from the Mid
dletown On. W insane asylum has been
mailing back souvenir post cards from
every station. No doubt now about his
being crazy.
That Washington girl who sat on a
wrecked boat and ate chocolates while
she waited for the rescuers ought to be
given a heroine medal by the Don't
Worry" Club.
Mormon elders nave just brought over
from Europe 123 girl converts. And the
fool killer was not on the dock to meet
them.
That Atlantic City waiter who got 10
cents reward for finding a lady's S1,SoO
can't believe that women are SUCH liberal
spenders.
The King of Siam calls himself ..The
Brother of the Sum-" There are several
people who think themselves the human
%sunburst.
A sting from a bee has just killed a
Pennsylvania boy, and yet Senator Knox
is reckless enough to go around with 1
bee in ais bonnet.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-08-30

Maxim gun and of SIR HIRAM MAXIM.
an automatic system Of firearms, and
also OF cordite, a smokeless powder, and
he has devoted much time and inyen-
ton to aerial navigation. In 1901 he
was knighted by the late Queen Vic
toria. and he also is Il eheYalier of the
French Legion of Honor. Sir Hiram
is a member of various technical and
scientific societies, and he has a hand
some residence at Thurlow Park, Nor
wood, London. he has lived in Eng
land since 1881.
49,:
Congressional investigation of the
American Bible Society, which controls
the price OF Bibles in the United States,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-08-30

Thls would seem to be obvious when
the japanese are willing to place him
on the throne. 1t is alleged that vi
Syek recovered from the shock
he received at the time his mother was
slain, because Of the brutality attend
Ing her murder. She was first cut down
with swords, then taken to a court
yard, wrapped In silk and borne to u
grove, where, after WOOD was piled On
the body and kerosene poured over the
mass, 1t was set on are.
wv" -:-:-
Sir Hiram Stevens Maxim. whose
company have been instrumental in
forming a huge iron and steel combi-