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The daily sentinel., 1907-09-21
Tomorrow S Services
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

The topic for consideration at the
young peoples service on this Sab
bath evening will be, Gods Omni-
potence. l Chron. 29:9-13.
The topic for the prayer service
on next Wednesday evening will be,
Loyalty to the Church. Ps. S4:1-12.
A splendid topic and one that all
may study to profit.
By request the pastor will speak
this Sabbath morning upon theme
which he used some time since,
namely, How We May Miss 1t. In
the evening the theme will be, How
are the Things of God Discerned?
Excellent music at both services.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-21

Christian Science reading room in
the church parlor. Christian Science
literature on sale and for free distrI-
button. Open on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays from to pm.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-21
mhy Fret and wor.

Isa nssd mn, u tu mas a severe cold7
"a e1lnonsr, 'esr pneumonia or 9TH
1asd vith NJ diseases. Keep sun
Pa pos,,,a o,,s,liard's Horehound syr-
Soeshs. WsaSe cure for Colds
'aih. A'oplng Cough and Bron,
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-21

Monday night a large audience
Will be at the Park opera house TO
witness Benefits beautiful and stu
peLdous production OF The Holy
CITY," story of old Jerusalem. The
attraction will be one of the best to
be seen here this fall. Miss Luella
Morey will be seen as "Salome," the
daughter of Herod.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-21
BAPTIST CHURCH.

VIII A. House, general secretary
of the Y NJ. C. A., will fill the pull
pit both morning and evening at this
church. Good music.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-21

The Chamber OF Commerce direc-
torate was in session a short time
last night and several matters were
given attention.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-21

Harry L. Hiatt can supply you with
everything for the horse. HIS mar
ness and saddles are made at home
and are guaranteed.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-21

No better bread made than the
Star bakery bread.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-21
Why Not

Why Not
Try a pint of Mlller's ice cream2
Only zoe in paper. winter and sum
mer.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-21

si9hs as At o.s Of plumbing fixtures on
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-21

ss:.aetion Feada an kinds at the Grand
~af u and fmpiement com
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-21

Somebody will get $40 harness
free on the 26th. Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-21

Two fifty foot lengths of 5-ply 81
inch garden hose at $4.75 each at the
S and 10 cent store.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-21
Excelsior Phone Junction ''' ''' Main St.
Laundry We Guarantee Salts
Homrarv faction in Every
PartiCuia

Persons wanting cemsnI oio.s
concrete sidewalks will sHvS
by seeing H. A. Poker. Manager ~
the Colorado Concrete and cemsnt
block company. You can phone him
lat Red 37S.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-21

We are still in business-star Bak.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-21

The best axle grease on the mar
ket at Platt's Enterprise Feed store
at $50 Main.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25
DEMOCRATS ENDORSE
". 4. EORMEGAT

To tbe Chairman q ths Democratic
Central COMMITTEES, Of Craig County,
Oklahoma
We. your committee q whom sas
referred tlls matter q drafting Fesolu.
tlrsss sndorslug the uofk of " II.
koFneeay IL tie constitutional eosi-
vsntlon. ber leave 70 report - fellows
Whsfsas. lse constitutional eoasen-
tlon has practically eomplsssd lia
aoFE. and
Whereas oar esteemed fellos ell.
zens ard dslsgafs. y. u KoTnegag
bas done : great part ln tie eork of
framing the hest cunslifatlan q any
IL tIle union, and
Where's. he has faithfully fuInIlI.
II atsry pfnmIse. end made good la
every pledss ne made h hlseampaiFn
Iasf faIl.
Therefore. Il 4 fessIssl llsAl ue.
~ uemoepIIe csatfzi COMMITTEES q
Cz4|a aoaaly. q I5fshE hsafIIIf 81.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25
A GRAND SUCCESS
Byrd-Ada Packed With Humanity
To See Excellent School
Entertainment.

The public school entertAiumsnt
given n the opera house last night
by tie pupils o. the several grades
vas 4 most decided success. bath
financially and socially The net fe.
eelpls amounted 70 about 80 which
IS 10 b. expended upon the school il-
brary, which vas instituted several
months ago
The opera house vas iAmmed aud
packed full % a mass of humanity
from basement % EAfret standing
room was az q premium aud the space
vas al occupied All tlsose present
we're either diFertly OF indirectly per.
sonally Interested IN some particular
portion 81 TIE program tn which the
little folks were carry out, and they
did IL ~ well and conducted them,
selves IN their various parts 70 actor
like and actress ike that great credit
was reflected upon the teachers who
drilled them, Zach and seery fea.
ture WAS heartily applauded and the
commendations from the audience
did not daunt the little ones, aea the
big girls, too. FOR that matter. 10 tho
least. They iuSt went ahead with
their parts a. though they we're old
timers and that u was simply an ~.
eryiay occurrence with them. Today
the town IS full OF people Who are
praisiug the pupils aud commencing
the teachers who worked - faithfully
90 bring about tnis result
Time and space sili not permit Of
personal In detail, but the Acroilatle
feats N Wallace Miller 10 the clown
drill was real good;hu saying thlSdoes
not half express Il. And then there
were the drills planned by the teachers
such A. tho clown dFill By Miss Quig.
ley.
This morning Rev Fuleher said he
was svery much pleased xith thu en.
tertainment; that Il was tlne and that
the teachers and pupils certainly de
serve credit And IN saying this he
simply voiced the sentiment Of the
city.
Following Is the program
Song, Merry Little nlacksmitls. =
IapanesesFan Drlil
Dream Of Rag Dolls
Song, Mud Piss
Chorus. Sweet and Low.
sunnower March
play, "A Girls Secret.
closus Drill
+ Chorus Patriotic Songs
( Greek Drift
Pantomlns. Nearer NJ God 70
Thee
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25

Upon the principles ef Democracy
and tie above declaration. | ask tie
support Of Democratic voters Ia tbs
new state Of Oklahoma foF one Of Tia
tvo United States senator's from this
NJ Z. Tunsrn
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25
HANON IN TROUBLE
Getting His Wires Crossed In the
Appointment Of County
Chairmen.

Hugo. l. H., April u.-~f'Fom All in.
dlcatlons Republican headquarters a.
Oklahoma City, undes the manage.
ment Of Mr. Jake Hamon, is having
its troubles these days, and evidently
lr IIamon IS getting his wires
crossed III the appointment Of his
county chairman.
Recently at the suggestion OF a Re-
publican apostle In Puanmataha coun.
ty, Mr Hamon appointed one William
Payne Of hugo as chairman Of the Re
puhllean committee Ia ChoetAw eoun-
". Payne, upon receipt Of the APP
pointment, which came By mail IA due
course, began % exhibit hls com IS
sion OF authority and tell Of his prom
Inence In the Republican party Of the
state, adding that the committee had
promised him anything he wanted aud
could al the wave Of his hand deliver
Gle goods inihls county, and n his
rounds he made his spiel 70 we'll
AHuWH irohluk AfthhoAtnN7t
Soon IL was current on the streets
that the Republican State committee
had made guod with Payne,land even
tually the news leaked 10 the ears OF
certain prominent loca. Republicans.
whereupon the Western Union wire
20 Oklahoma CITY began to warm up,
bearing the intelligence 70 Mr.. llamou
that the appointment OF Payne vas
not satisfactory
Immediately upon the receiStof the
protests Mt Hamon wired Payne that
his appointment wrs Withdrawn and
that d letter Of explanation would FOL.
low in due course. The letter came
with the explanation that he Hamon }
had two men Ia view IN Choctaw
county, but that his stsnographeF had
by mistake mailed the appointment %
the wrong one
The explanation was very unsatis.
factory to Payne aud he straightwaY
proceeded 70 a Democratic lawyer q
get an answer framed to Mr.. hamon.
William Payne, the Republican who
was 70 honored BY Mf, namon, lsquits
an active politician end is a tepresen'
tatIve man D; his color. He Is about
s. years Of age, bale and hearty black
rather polite, intelligent aud peeps
over his gold-rimmed g'asses Win a.
air political as well a sarcastieaL III
talks freely Of BIS politieSl standing
claiming ~ be the leader Of the eoafr
ty. Payne s the type Of true old
southern dafky that would make e.
excellent porter At the Threadgill
hotel Or : arst-elass l4nltof at Repub'
lean headquarters. lie says that
Hamon must make good or PaYne ane
his following IN Csoctaw ooontY al
lie down at the polls. Verify, fayns
Is sore and Hamon Is some the wiser
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25
INHERITED LANDS
Listed for Sals With the In
dian Agent at the Union
Agency. Muskogee

Notice 5 hereby given THAT Tie fol-
osiiig Described tracts Of land allotted
Of deceased eltlasns u TIE Five cisl..
lzed 1flles lave been listed fof ale
b theif aeitz and sealsd bids all b
Fecslssa iherefof al tits agency on
each separate 3 iotmeut Of lard de.
serined W 20 o'clock 3 n " the
date wllsn sald bids a. 70 II opsued.
as indicated belos
CHEKoRKE Nkri0S
Listed for sac lafch 25, 1907. bids
10 be opened Ma "a, 1907.
SO. ). Allotment q AleY sohnson.
deceased. Caroline 4Hd William sgull.
al. petitioners,
Sci of me- 81 81 oi net ani nWl o
amount of the bilis
All bids must b accompanied b :
duIf certified check % sonme solvent
bank. payable Is tie Commissioner d
Indian afai3. Ter % per cent Of the
amount u the hlsis
All bids should te deposlted wIih
tie United STATES indisn agent Union
seeney, Muskogse. Indian TERRITORY,
and suclosei ln separate sealed
envelope, upon whleh must ls written
BID for Inllsrlted Indian Lands. =
and TIA date ahsr he bid Is q -
opened Tie 81 elnpe must not dis
eloss a description Of TIE land
All information pertaining 20 heir.
ship and proofs furnished b petition
ers ls ca als st the Union Agency ard
mag le examined b anY prospective
bidder.
untll further notice. ufseial iiale q
Greek lands vii b advertised 10 the
Muskoxee pbeenlx. Chegokee lands Ia
ths Yinlfa Chiaftaln. Choctaw lands
- iisr Evening Newe, heAleaser. and
Chlekamw lands IN the Cilekasla -
dFses.
Further information aud cupiss d
TIE regulations governing thass sale
viii he sent upon application.
DAx4 i KHIaKf.
United States Indian Agent.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25

DORIS tie soFk Of " II Kprnefay n
tie constitutional convention aud e..
tend 70 him our sincere thanks Inf the
eood he hes done fpF Democracy AMI
tlse psople II Craig county and The
New state of Oklahoma.
Respectfully submitted.
Y. A. Kissnsox
Il. y. srunan
y. r CnAle
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25
BOTH BASEBALL TEAMS
ENTERTAINED LAST NIGHT

Last eyznlng tie coifsgsllle High
school and Willie HalselI baseball
teams were entertained b tha college
girls e the lsome Of Miss mary Bad.
eefI This vas ofie Of The pleasant.
est social eyents q tlls ysaf znd sil
present. enio1ed themselves e ths
fullest.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25

K0DoE| Bof Dyspepsia cleans tls
sEnmaeh ard makes lhe breath Is
ssaaI ~ fuss koNoL Il sold -
druggists 81 guarantees IsIleI nI4n
! 1enI8gns ztKIeIlH fe me National
Pure I6at z4d Dirk laN' SOD A4
MHIi4 Zee ~ #Ysfs| s
s@z4 s H#zIzF zelznz ee|Hen sazs
1a.f - sA11aa NEssa|aE ea1 Es7An
Nsz u - aao.a u 4 eHs sf zHe
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25

TtsY so~lsd and loOk sour fsom nam
til night.
They ueFef would aafee.
Sew they are healthy, happ4 an.I
bright.
They both take Rocky Mtna8a=a
Tee e night =. B Chapman.
Wanted Person 70 travel II l,aae
territory salafy $40 Or aa5 aae a..
ren=& Address J A. Aleksaaes
- lI1mouIh f|aeo ohlsaR6. IS.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25

Tie initiative and referendum.
An eiRht.hour day ior all labor
Exclusion Of Oriental labor from
the United States
National laws 70 suppress wanipuiA.
tlon Of the markets Ia farm products
railway and other stocks
Income and inheritance tax.
National legislation TO prohibit fail.
road and other corporations from cap
ltalizing ia excess q actual value.
Granting authority 10 the interstate
commerce commission 10 ascertain the
actual value By inventory Of the rail,
roads q the country, for the purpose
q aseertaiuing the true basis ior ax.
ing rates.
Reduction o. taFlff on necossAries o.
life and readlustment Of schedules 70
basis which viii operate against the
formation and protection Of trusts
Stringent antitrust laws with ef.
fectlye provisions and enforceable pen-
alties.
A more rigid and effective law
against rebates aud discriminatl0ns,
which will provide severe penalties ioE
the guilty.
National encouragement Of tie
movement to build and maintain good
roads
Nomination Of al candidates foi
Office by primary election, including
the trst two United States senators
from Oklahoma.
Election Of United. States ssuator
by popular vote.
Removal Of restrictions from Indian
lands ether than homesteads Of fuil
bloodG
Purchase by the state at fair yalns
Of segregated Indian mineral lands
and operation thereof Tor benefit q
the schools
A fair pro rata Of federal buildings
as compared with the most favored q
other states
improvement Of rivers as far 81
navigAhle slthln aud contiguous q
the state.
The right Of Indians q be heard II
court 10 obtaia Just settlement q thell
claims against tbs United states
Equal rights @ al; special priv
ieges 70 Rome.
shall Oppose
Combinations q capital Tor the puf
pnsa q reducing The price af labor 81
its products
usnrptlnn ~ The federal govern
ment Of powers granted by the eut.
Sfitatlon % TIE seYura states.
Campaign contributions from eoF.
pontions.
Employment of child labor.
ans legislation ehlch fosters see
cial privilege Or promotes private
monopoly.
The principle Involved IN tbe
measure recently before cohefess
known A. the emergency currency
bill hetisve that tie Insurance. 81
money Ia ; function belonging 70 the
general government and sHou.d be
exercised bg IL
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25
CHICMsHEs CLEANING DAY
All Business Houses Closed While
the Good work Was inProgess

Chlckasha, ! T april = This sity
closed ST stores and banks yesterday
and gave one daY to the cleaning 4
the city. Tho mayor lxsled pFocla.
matlen asking ever body 70 close MS
business house and give one daY q the
work Of cleaning the alleys and the
streets In obedience 20 the proclam.
alton TOO teams and 800 men aud toys
met yesterday morning and undeI the
direction Of 4 captain for each ward
attacked the 9th Of the city. An the
larger boys Of the schools we're excused
TO help In tie work.
A. the close Of the crusade last
night t0s loaas 81 trash had been
hauled from the allefs and streets Of
the clty and deposited IN huge pile.
where It uill ~ covered from sight
Even the vumon helped ia tie work
lt has hesu deDided to make the
cleaning % DAY an annual affair Al
the teams we're paid for b. the eitg
and the men gase their time free.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25

i Iha weather man and the bass
hall players could lnsi coms toselbeF
he pubIle might fnf { season forget
is troubles
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25
ROBERT LYBRAND DEAD
At HIS ROME n OHIO

United states CLERK Charles A.
Davidson hes fgeeised letter telling
of tie death q nobeyl Lybfand = for.
nef eleFk IN Mr. nasidsons oalee.
~. LybEand AIaa a his home ln Dali
aeafs. Ohio lnsE Saturday. Bob
I.shrand Eli Is remembered IS man9
Vlnl14 sNonls.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25

The Commercial club IN Vinita. up
Oh the suggestion Of Geo, + TIs. rs.
took up TIE natter Of cleaning the
rlty, and 0n March q the mayor do
clafed a holiday fur The purpose.
vlnltas example Is being followed By
many towns throughout tie territory.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-21
Articles in Miners
Magazine Are Admitted
Contain Violent Language
Regarding Steunenberg

BOISE, Idaho, June 2O.-The Jury
was not brought into court this morn
ing until after Judge Wood had handed
down his opinion as to the admissi-
bility of certain articles from the
Miners Magazine as showing the ami
mus of the controlling officers of the
western federation of miners toward
former Governor Steunenberg and
others. Judge Wood said that he had
decided that many of the articles should
be accepted These were the ones
printed prior to the death of Governor
Steunenberg. AS to articles subse-
quent to that date, the court declared
that it had some doubt and would re-
solve that doubt in favor of the de-
fendant.
The evidence in the case on trial." said
the case cited yesterday by counsel for the de-
fense and known generally as the anarchist
chain Of circumstances aud many of the pUhli =
cations there admitted were published by the
defendants themselves and were assailed for the
specific purpose of showing the intention of the
defendants to commit the crimes charged and
their animus toward the police
In the case on trial the evidence of the
state purports to come in part from one of the
parties TO the defense. That witness has stated
that not only has he committed the crime
he is relied upon to show that the crimes We're ere
committed ar the instance Of this defendant
and other defendants, said to be the managing
officers of the western federation of miners.
FAgoRS THE DEFENDANT
''The magazine offered in evidence appears to
have been under the control of those officers.
The court Is convinced that as showing the attl-
tude Of the organization and the attitude of the
managing Officers their animus and feeling
toward those against whom the crimes were
committed attempted. certain OF the pubica-
tioHs cited by the state are admissible. The
court will admit the articles bearing cn former
Governor Steunenberg, Governor Peabody. Judges
Gabbert and Goddard and several others. As to
the articles following the commission of any
crime. the court has some doubt and will re-
solve that doubt in favor Of the defendant
ITO which ruling interposed Attorney Rich
ardson, we desire to preserve an exception
-" II will be noted" said the court
And would like the ruling to state that
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-21
LEADS To
POLICEMAn's SUICIDE
Lanzendorff Shoots Himself
Because of Rebuke by
Commissioner

Albert Lanzendorff. patrolman with a
good record for the two years of his
service on the police force. committed
suicide yesterday morning by shooting
himself in the head at his home. 1869
Church street.
Ianzendorff left no word to explain
his act. but his parents. with whom he
lived. said he had broOded over repri-
mand administered last Thursday by
the police commissioners
Lanzendorn had never been before
the commission on a charge of miscOn-
duct until last Thursday. when he was
accused of falling to do his duty. He
pleaded guilty.
Commissioner Leahy was chosen by
the members to reprimand Lanzendorff
He did so in vigorous words and
warned him not to appear again before
the board Lanzendorfrs previous good
record, said Leahy, saved him from
fine or dismissal
Lanzeudorff was accused OF letting a
striker go after he had been arrested
on complaint of strike breaking mo-
torman. Lanzendorff took the striker
around the corner at Twenty-fourth
and Mission streets. admonfshed him
and let him go. He made no report
of the affair TO his superior, Captain
Anderson, at the Mission station
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-21
WHARVEs SWEPT AWAY
ON RAGING LAKE TAHOE
Armed Guards Preventing
Blowing Up of
Big Dam
SPECIAL pIsPAToH TO THE CALL

RENO. New, June 20.-The waters OF
Lake Tahoe are raging as they have
never done before in history and the
rapid rise of two feet within the past
week has caused new record for d
high water mark Already several
wharves along the shore have been
swept into the lake and many dwell
ings are submerged. Property owners
in the vicinity of Tahoe City are
threatening to blow out the big dam
to protect their interests and armed
guards have been stationed to prevent
this action.
The blowing up of the dam would
mean the destruction of the bridges
and many miles of track of the Tahoe
transportation company, as well as
much devastation along the Truckee
river, which is running high.
At-Tallac, Brockway, Grays Harbor
and 7McKinneys large wharves are
gone At the latter place the waves
are so destructive that an east wind
will wash away the store and postoffice
besides several houses near the shore.
At the tavern much damage has been
done and the railroad company is now
having piles driven and planks nailed
on in order to keep off the waves
while freight and passengers are being
unloaded on the steamers at the wharf
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-21
BRITISH AMBASSADOR
COMPLIMENTS AMERICA
Bryce Addresses Graduates
of the Washington
University

ST. LOUIS, June 20-The annual COM
mencement exercises of washington
university were held this morning, the
baccaIaureate address being delivered
by Right Hon. James Bryce, British am
bassador to the United States NOT oniy
was the day memorable in college HE.
but it marked the fiftieth anniversary OF
the Inauguration OF the WORK OF ths
university. Upon that occasion EDWARD
Everett Hale of Boston delivered the
inaugural address.
Among the guests present was MISS
Phoebe w. Cozzens of Washington, ID.
c., who was the first woman graduated
from Washington university TO re-
ceive the degree of bachelor OF law.
The exercises were held in large tent
upon the campus After prayer by
Bishop Tuttle, Chancellor w. S. Chap
lin made a brief address to the "a grad
yates and introduced Ambassador
Bryce, who said:
Ideals are as high In America as anywhere
else in the world. You prize the things OF the
mind and soul being the things which make
6ne true greatness ol naISn uor ,sfSrs In proS
perity Is assured by the marvellous resources az
your command. All that can be measured IN
figures, By the figures Of dollars, or tons, or
bushels. or bales. you have already.
Happy Is your lot compared with that OF the
enemy enemy to to fear: You need no vast deets or armies
to protect you In your industries and trade
there will. of course, be ups and downs, but your
TO provide an ever expanding employment. with
an ever increasing wealth. The unique mission
which providence seems TO have .intfusted to you
is to show the world how immense natural re-
sources may be used. not in boastfuiness or
for luxury, but as a foundation on which 70
build up the highest form OF national life: TO cul
tivate the delights which intellect and taste
open to us; to set the noblest example Of
people not only prosperous and free but en-
lightened happy and contented-
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-21
JUDGMENT FOR DALT TON
IS ENTERED BY COURT
Litigation Over Poll Tax
Commissioners Finally
Concluded

OAKLAND, June 2o.-Judgment for
Assessor Henry p. Dalton against Ala
media county for $5,612.20 was entered
by Judge Ogden today in accordance
with a decision of the supreme court,
sustaining Dalton's contention that he
was entitled to Is per cent of the poll
tax receipts. The ave judges of the
superior court of this county had con-
Cured In deciding against Dalton and
ordering him to pay back the sum he
had taken out of his collections. Under
this decision Dalton was threatened
with Impeachment and indictment and
accordingly he refunded his poll tax
commissions under protest and ap-
pealed to the supreme court The total
amount involved is over $4,000.