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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-11-05
Yinita, I. T., NOV. 4, l9W.

Vinita, i, T., Nov. A, l9O7.
To THE CHIEFTAIN Il am daily
receiving inquiries as to when the
Eastern, or Emigrant Cherokee
money will be paid to the parties
entitled to receive the same. While
in Washington last week ! called at
the Department and learned that
there had been 44,037 applications
filed. From the best information |
could get from the Department, it
vii be more than twelve months be
fore the commissioner will have the
roll ready to submit to the court for
approval.
Many complications are daily aris-
ing, in the way Of attorneys coming
iii with contracts made with differ
ent parties who claim to represent
the Eastern, or Emigrant, Chero-
KEGS. Recently, find, q contract
has been filed by Riddle q Clapham
d firm of lawyers of Vinita, which
contract purports to have been en-
tered into between Richard N.
Wolfe, Price Cochran and others,
claiming to represent the Eastern,
or Emigrant, Cherokees, and the
said attorneys, in which contract it
was agreed that the attorneys were
to receive $4,000 salary per year,
all their expenses and all the ex
penses Of their agents and employees
If contracts like this continue to
arise, it is my opinion that it will be
two or three years before the roll
will be in shape so that the govern
ment will begin the payment.
Very truly yours,
JAMES s. DAVENPORT.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-11-05

OFFICIAL PAPER OF CHEROKEE NATION
For publishing Leases and Sales Of Lands Al
otted 70 or Inherited BY Fullblood Cherokee
Indians.
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REPLY.
Yinita, IT,

Vinita, /. T., Nov. b.
10 THE CHIHFTAIN The above
letter written by MIR. Davenport, in
SO far as it relates to the contract
entered into by the Cherokee Emil
grant Council with this firm, was
evidently written with the intention
Of creating an unfavorable opinion
among the Emigrant Cherokees
against the contract.
AS is stated above, Al, ,037 applica-
tions have been filed, and as only
about 10000 are entitled to share in
the distribution Of this fund, the
Eastern Cherokee Council believe
that it would be to the interest of
the Emigrant Cherokees that attor-
neys should be employed to purge
the roll and prevent, as far as pos
sible, payments to those not entitled
TO share in the distribution Of this
fund, The contract is not binding
upon either party until approved by
the court OF claims, and if the court
may think that the services Of at
torneys are not needed to assist the
spcial commission in determining
who are entitled to share in the dis
tribution Of this fund, the matter is
ended. The services which are to be
performed under this contract are
very arduous, and would necesitate
the personal examination, by the
attorneys, Of each application and
separate trial and hearing upon ev-
cry doubtful application; and these
hearings, under the order Of court,
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-11-05

must be held at the places where
the applicants reside, and the aprll-
cants for these funds live in every
state in the Union.
The situation is this: That 2O,-
600 applications are filed to share
in the distribution of this fund, who
are not entitled to share in them.
Just how the employment OF at
torneys to assist the special COM
missioner in this work would delay
the payment to those entitled to res
ceive the same we are not informed.
There could be no possible reason
for the employment Of attorneys
except to hasten the payment and
purge the roll.
Respectfully,
RlDDIE a Chaplain.
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asle fhereon shows whon the subscription expires.
Forward your money in ample time for renewal
II you desire unbrokon hlea, a. we cAnnos Mways
sddrens OF their paper chnnged will please state IN
ksir communication both The old and new address
Remit BY Draft on Yinita, Kansas Cit{s ~
F.euir or New York az oh any other point add 1oc
ao cover coat OF eoiootds,3 p0atoiice money order
Ff nent otherwise wo WIN not be roAponsbie tor
nircnrriare Address 1'HK OHIErrArN PuBfdaH
xNa Co., Vinita, 1T
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,.orlcn rn TnH punLIc.

An, erroneous reflection upon tho character,
ntanding or reputation Of any person nrm q cor.
HsTaFrArN will be gladly corrected upon Us being
krnnrht To the attention OF the publishers
An church notices, social events or other an.
a9nnrementa wheroin ga admission fee Is charged
Mn 10 charged for At the rate Of cents per hne
YER i6aue. ,r, c,.t.s..t..
rsSniarlv will confer favor on the manegemeht
y Snotifvfne o. unHi satisfactory delivery Is made.
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Woman did not vote. but that

Woman did not vote, but that
they influenced the votes which
made the largest county in Ala
bama, Jefferson, containing the
largest city, Birmingham, go
"dry" is beyond question. Who
says women have no voice in our
governments
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-11-05

To dun a man in Manchuria
makes the creditor liable to a fine
of $4,000, says the Washington
Herald, but we suppose things
are sort of evened up by provid
ing the death penalty for failure
to pay a debt.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-11-05

Lige Henderson has opened up his
refreShment stand In the Auditorium
building. He has a cozy place and will
serve all the popular soft drinks, as
well as ice cream and sherbets.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-11-05

The Texas colonel who attacked
Senator Bailey through the me-
dunn of a handbill should have
hired space in newspaper, if
he wished to really attract atten
tion. The handbill method of
advertising is a dead one.
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RlDDIE 4 Chaplain.

Wise magnates will not waste
time hunting for a scape goat
that could be more proitably put
in proving up the real value of
the property owned by the cor
poratlons they control.
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II any customers Of tie Jersey
Dairy have failed tosget their milk
the proprietor viii be glad TO have
them drop him a card, r. o iox l6l,
Geo W. Seigel, prop 2a0Dlmo
l have a fnll blood Shorthorn buH,
also full blood Jersey bull that will
make the season at the Jersey Dairy
or Patton farm. $500 in hand will be
charged for services.
2SS-Im Geo. w. Seigel.
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TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION
Invariably IN Adyanee.)
The weekly chIeisaIn

no year by mail, in advance--------------sl. sl.90
II n,onthe bv mail la advance --------- .30
hree months by mail. Ia advanVs-------- 20
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autoEaobiiA or one girl there is always
another automobile or another girl COM
ing the other way. It's just as well to
pick out the woman you'd prefer to be
married by-''
"Or the automobile you'd prefer to
be killed by" put in tho Mere Man
bitterly.
OF course" acquiesced II Bachelor
Girl. And then % Won't be so sur
prised when it happens or so utterly
astounded when it is over, as the av-
going home regularly to dinner and
walking the baby every night. It's much
wiser and more comfortable to be pre-
pared for q necessary-er-"
Evil" suggested the Mere Man
spitefull%.
Emergency" corrected the Bachelor
Girl, calmly. But" She went on, "a
nan will prepare for the worst in all
the great emergencies OF life except
matrlnaony. He wouldn't thinl OF
crossing the ocean without selecting
a good ship and locating q life pre-
server and learning how to swim. OF
of going on q long railroad journey
without taking out an accident policy
Or OF buying a house without equip
! ping it with fire escapes and patent
e~xtinguis.,ers, or of signing a business
contract without first making sure that
it vas genuine and advisable. Yet he'll
sign the marriage contract without,
! even reading 1t ovcr and select q wife
as he would q buttonholc bouquet
simply because she is nice TO look al
r. smells sWee and nestles grace
fully on mis- coat lapel. And, of course
he's always horribly shocked and dis
appointed il she doesn't turn out tc
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SURPRISING A nan INTO nURnONY

Here's an odd case" remarked TIE
Mere Man, laying down his newspaper
and drawing his chair into a position
from which he could watch the light
of the studio fire playing on the Bach
elor Girls profile. "A man wants his
marriage annulled on the plea that at
the time it occurred he was under the
influence of an opiate and didn't know
what was happening"
II don't see anything odd about that"
returned h Bachelor Girl, n~oncha!ant-
~. as she put down her palette and
brushes with a sigh and reached for
her fancy work. DO they ever know,
what is happenings"
II suppose not," agreed the Mere
Man, striking q match thouglltfully, 20,
it wouldn't"
And aren't they always under the
influence of--of something when it does
happen"'" pursued the Bachelor Girl
holding oGt her embroidery frame and
regarding a distorted orchid with sat
lsfaction.
The Mere Man glanced at her re-
pr%oachfully.
You speak. "he declared. a~ccusingly
"as II marriage were q thing thai
merely happened 1 thought it was
usually pccHleditated."
1T is" rejoined the Bachelor Girl
taking Il stitch decisively. by the won.
an; but i. always just happens to thu
man. To HIM. love is an incident"
And marriage an accident?" inter
rlpted h Mere Man wryly. Il sup
pose" he added. r%esignedly, tits the eff
feet Of the influence"
: "The-what?" the Bachelor Girl heil
her needle poised in mid-air.
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tcont;nued Next Week.,
Me chesterfeld.

A Christian Scientist Of Boston was
praising TIE late earl Of Dunrnore.
Lord Dunmore. he said. was a
good Christian Scientist and a good
q Tall end robust and supple. L
can see him atiI: with his short gray
beard and his sietnd face. His only
fault-a fault due to his a%ristocratic
upbringlng. no doubt-was the exag-
gerated value that he set upon correct
ness. He insisted OF correctness In eat
ing. In dress, I'm everything.
A q dinner in Beacon street last
yeartI heard him tell q story about an
Incorrect self-made man. OF 'nouveau
richie as he called him.
s.This man "a dressing one evening
to 60 out. His wife hustled into the
room before he started. to look him
over.
But. George, she said reproach-
folly. aren't you going t wear your
diamond studs to the banquetg'
No. What's the use?' George
growled. My napkin would hide EN-
Il E.HWH .NIHN
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.---n1EE&Z
revoir, my friend M he waved his
hand to me ana closed the door behind

hand to me ana closed the door behind
him.
With the vision OF him yet In my
eyes, saw clearly for the first time
how weak and puny and ineffective
was the chain OF evidence which we
were endeavoring to forge about him:
He rose superior to 1t. shattered It.
cast 1t aside, trampled on 1t con-
acknowledgements unstained. I
had permitted myself to be blinded by
GOdfrey's prejudices-no unbiased per-
son would ever believe Tremaine guilty.
Then I remembered that sudden, In
fernal smile he had cast at me two
nights before. and some of the glory
fell from him.
At the office, I found awaiting me a
note from Godfrey, scrubbed hastily in
the station Of the Pennsylvania road.
Dear Lester ut ran): BY the merest
good luck, I met Jack Drysdale Just
after I left you. Drysdale Is betrothed
to Miss Croydon, and Is to be one Of
q littla house party which Mrs. Delroy
has arranged at her country house near
Babylon, Long Island. Tremaine Is to
be a guest also! That Is where he will
the week. and It's evident he's
going there with q purpose. I would
give worlds to be there. but Drysdale
has promised to keep a journal Of
ievents-he's willing to do a great deal
for me-and to wire me II anything
unusual happens. So I hope for tho
best. Remember to keep your eyes
open. Godfrey
IT. Is principally from Drysdale's
Journal that I have drawn the story OF
those eventful. days.
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err. mat we are SIMPLY VICTIMS
from the siart-unsuspecting
prey, helpless. innocent little rabbits
You Wouldn't be-" Interrupted the
Bachelor Girl bluntly. lie you didn't
consider yourselves so. in advance.
There is a whole lot in the Christian
Science maxim that you will get just
what you expect In this world. And
every man expects to be %entrapped in
To matri,nony. If you weren't afraid of
marrying the woman who frankly
wants you and loves you, you wouldn't
be so often by the woman
WHO wants you income and doesn't love
you"
Who wants me?" demanded the
Mere Man bitterly. Who loves me?"
The girl you are trying not to mar,
promptly. the girl you are lodging"
But I'm not" protested the Mere
Man. She's lodging met"
The girl who appeals to our better
judgment-'
Il haven't any"
And your common sense and your
higher aspirations"
declared the Mere Man. and thrown
them out the window and jolted me off
the normal and -"
'Gracious!" exclaimed the Bachelor
Girl. putting Town her work, Its get
ting dark"
Yes" lnuttered the Mere Man. ris-
ing hurriedty and taking his hat. "and
in II IN I won't be able to see
which way you're coming"
You're sure to get caught" said
the Bachelor Girl.
What"
In a shower she finished, noedin.
at the distant clouds.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-11-08

"Of love-. explained the Mere Man.
.or the opiate. or the m When a
loses his heart
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-11-08

.'Of love-. explained the Mere Man.
.or the opiate. or the woman. When a
chap loses his heart
That has nothing to dc with his
marrying, retorted the Bachelor Girl
promptly. IT'S when he loses his head
that he does that. It's when he isn't
looking and doesn't know what's COM
ing and hasn't h least idea OF doing
such a thing that he carelessly walks
into the matrimonial moose and Is tied
for life before he is aware of it. A man,
in a normal frame of mind will &c on
for years resisting the most fascinating
woman on earth, or lodging the girl
to whom he q lost his heart: and
then suddenly. In a 1T Of mental aber-
ration. he'll turn around and marry
some impossible creature. who will
make him ser BILE for the rest OF his
life-simply because h happened to be
there at the moment"
where 2 cried the Mere Man, glanc-
ing around apprehensively. AT what
moments"
tolted Off his guard" returned the
Bachelor Girl, .placidly pulling her
thread through the center of the orchid.
land Jared out of the normal; when
something has happened to urn his
thoughts upside down and change his
and
When h opiate has taken efect!'
finished the Mere Man dramatically.
And" he added. with a note OF pathos,
zone of you is always standing by,
ready to give us the jolt and to hand
us the opiate and"
YES" agreed the Bachelor Girl un-
hesitatingly. It's not the woman a
man loves, hut the one who knows best
how to put him under the influence OF
the opiate whom he marries, nine times
out OF ten. It's not the girl who waits
modestly and patiently for him to come
4 riding in. but the n who 0 e out
and trips up his horse: IT'S not the
woman who is suited to him and who
appeals to his better Judgment and his
commo sense n his higher aspira.
lions, but the one who makes him
throw judgment to the winds and fins
common sense out of the window and
forget all about his higher aspirations
and responsibilities INC monthly ex.
penses-Who takes hin; Off his guard
n on his feet at the same mo,nen
nnd leads HIN blindfoided to the al
tar
Help! IIeip:'' cried the Mere Man
starting 10 rise from his chair. I
There isn't any help. declared the
Bachelor Girl. and there won't be. AM
help for it, 80 long as men continue t
o upon matrimoy as somethins
which must be lodged and avoided and
run away rom: so long as they won't
face it calmly and sensibly..
Would YOU face q street car calm
ly ard sylsibly." cried the Mere Man
waving his cigaret excite6ly, III va,
stood OF the track and saw 1t bearinl
down upon you? Would you face /
runaway horse or an automobile or {
cyclone or a surgeons knife-.calmly
and sensibiye Would you
"No.' The Bachelor Girl interruptet
the tiradc it'll "a laugh; ..Buts. A.,
added TITS foolish to try to dodg,
them Wade yos are escaping from on,
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AZ a Police atation.

!, saon, , = h,.+ co,,II ~ IL. .h,ae
that was arrested last night!. q man
asked the sergeant.
Really. sir, you cannot: what commun.
ication would you like to make to hlm?"
.,sJ,,. nothing Il - oEly t..at yasf il wan
nS house he-Tobbeds-i wanted to osk I.irn
how he managed to enter without waking
wife. when ] come home tate ~ aixht
/ nsvcr succeed in ao!ng -"
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N MIR M RHTR0N MYSTERY
ASTO,RY OF MANHATTAM.
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Shoge. M Nv back i the once,
III fIrnedssth mate esntoryaOyer In my
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81 AidS not doubt:
i I'M ~ eoras claim upon
y se,msfn 80 SIsiIm. perhaps. 81 friend
q i SsSsWhicasthose missing clip
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you can't paint the n.y.. declared

Politics ~ .ett:.,, tks Votes y
everything to Say 3.bo,st everything
cept governing themselves
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No Cover for Th;. Machine.


She hailed from a little out-of-the.
way village where an automobile was
such. without any OF the quipa
and Quirks whereby the long term il
avoided. and where a honk Invariably
brought the entire population 10 the
front door.
She went to visit In a larger com.
lnunity. and heard one feminine bridge
play BAY 10 another:
When dosyou so away?"
Mot until I make q covsr for INV
machine answered the owner OF =
new flyer,
The Visitors eyes widened. "rou are
better to your machine than l am tc
mtne," h said nmiab.y. ~ have uev.
er made n cover for mine"
What make Is your machine?" asked
someone, politely.
"A New Home. responded the yls.
tor. What's yours?"
But The answer was drowned In Il
shout OF i,urhier.
You can, paint the n.y. declared the
roSc.
No . not responded the astcr.
.Fut have you noticed7.
Noticed WHAT"
sirl.e lily psd..-F1t,sbn,E Post.
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be as useful and satisfying as a bag
OF potatoes"
Yes sighed the Mere Man, putting
his cigaret. It's the surprise that
hurts. How are we going to know
what we are doing when you drug us
IL we didn't take you off your
guard" declared the Bachelor Girl.
waving her embroidery frame. we'd
never get you on the marriage register.
II we didn't Luz you into a hypnotic
domestic state. The only way to get
a husband move days Is to snatch him
when he isn't looking. or suspecting, or
in his usual fighting trim"
has rhgs'' It's 1t' . irled a the asap Me5 Down Man on
i'll or upset or 700 weak to resist: it's
when he's suffer ing from sorrow or the
~toothache or he's been thrown over by
another woman: it's when he's bored to
death. or In a lot of trouble. That some
looks to him lbse an angel in disguise
and he clutcheh at her as a drowning
man does al a gspar-"
And then the sparring commences
finished the B:,chelor Girl c%heerfully.
purple thread asad carefully aiming it at
the eye Of herr needle, ut works quite
as well the other way. You're tust as
easy mean susceptible and defense
less-when you're up as when you're
doWn. when yen're happy as when
you're miserable"
What do yoa. mean?' demanded the
Mere Man. Does any fellow in a "a
tional state of mind propose"
Q course not replied the Bachelor
Girl hastily. but many a mar has
girl al a moment when the world o K
rosy he had Just come into a
fortune or Won on the races, or had
had Just enotlgh wine to make him
happy and cs ~-reless. or was off on q
vacation or aiyacht or an ocean steam
er. with nothing else to 10 except forget
his cares ana watch the moonlight or
the water. And it's their own fault, .
she %declaredf e,nphatically, "if mar.
riage is a failure. If men would marry
when they all in love instead OF wait.
Ing until they fall into d trap-if they
would marty when they lose thei
hearts inste3.d of waiting until they loss
their h~eadslthere would be more happy
marrlages.'5
"Humphy'' grunted the Mere Man
.'And wh<:n should a woman marry
p~lease?"
When jshe can" retorted the Bach
Ielor Girl ssuccinctly. IF she can sur
prfse-thej ma she loves into marryin;
her h Fs lucky. II h can't'-th,
RAchelori Girl spread out her hands ex
presstvelH-"there Ii nothing left 70
her 70 a. but to take ONE othe
by st3 ategy, or main force. a
stealth" added the Mere Man resent
fully.
The BS,chelor Girl shrugged he
eSouldersy and put a I'rcnch knot in TIL
middle Of the orchid With deliberat
q cass.
and Y, think" muses, the Mere MAJ
after Q al oment, as .he lit y fresh cigar
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1907-05-31
STATE NEWS ITEMS

George Burbanks, young bust
ness man of Corning, was drowned
Thursday afternoon in a lake near
that place.
r. n. Lucas was tried at Poca-
hontas Saturday for selling liquor
without license and found guilty
and fined $3.50.
An infant about six weeks old
was found in a deserted building
at Pine Bluff Saturday, and officers
are trying to locate the party who
left it there.
The Snow Lick school house on
Whiteoak mountain, near Clinton,
was burned last week. This is the
second time the district has lost a
school house by fire and both
times the fires are supposed to have
been of incendiary origin.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1907-05-31

MIR. r. Y. LECKIE, Keno, Miss,
lVl writes:
~ write to tell you of the great bene-
fits that Peruna has accomplished for
me. It has cured me of catarrh and
seemingly all the other ills that 1 was
subject to.
al can eat anything before me and
digest anything eat. Physically am
q new man."
With weak or deranged digestion, the
source of strength and vitality is i'm
paired, the nerves are weak, the blood
circulates feebly.
No man is capable of thinking ac-
curately or doing anything vigorously
while suffering with indigestion.
To rid the stomach of catarrh will
produce clean, healthy mucous men,
branes and thus correct the digestion.
Peruna has the reputation the world
over for doing this very thing. A course
of Peruna promptly and completely
sets the digestive organs at their true
function.