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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-15
CRoCKER has PRIZES IN
THE HAWAIIAN ISSUES

black hoy of six unused two-rspt naNe
blue island stamps on bhlish white. is satd
thar he q stapn that rnuld NOT he dupli.
cated as thsrc ts NOT n nsod psir NJ tins
,arfotv i'm avistapce or the regular fIa
v,,iion issnes Mr. Crnrker,s collection in
clpdas an tba shades blo,ks and .heats and
alec ia, i,v.,,,d ond a.,hl. s,r,b,rrad
sn.,tn.ps r,da. hv mo nrovisiorai Govern.
No. "a, 1ooe
NJ. rrocL.rs cousin U,uia,, II rrocl.r
10 ots. a, .rtbpsIasttc ,oiect,, ami tbo
yan,e If his holdings is nut AZ az ooo
tobr Iuf ~ You, yo,l N ~ tbe
tadia, ,th.r4tos o, nnstana s,anns ~ tho
,.arId - ~ e,l.,tla, ~ sonaraI arIotto.
,aI,a1 - sso ooo Tbi. n avch,sfva ~ he
sarta ~ rr,f,od s,,tos st,rnns ,.bt.t ha
noaa.,a - .r.,,r Ca noo
N -. ~ on or.u. o.i,..+..
ona Th,sa s,an,n. Ina. n,a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-15

collection or stamps on original envelopes
in the world,
Nj. Seybold wants not only the stamp hnt
also the envelope on which 1t was used. His
stamps number not less than 5000 varie-
ties
one Of his ~rarities is tie Brattleboro
postmaster STAMP. He has a strip OF three
Of the rare three silbergrushen oldenhurG
stamps on one envelope and Il block of six
on another. His collection Of spanish
stamps is nearly complete and embraces the
scarce two real orange stamps OF 1861 On
the envelope His series of United states
stamps is lacking ina only one or two rari
ties. while his series Of British North Ame'-
lea is practically complete.
one Of Mr.. Seybold's valued specimens
is a rare 20 penny Canadian stamp on the
original envelope. only two copies OF this
stamp IN the same condition are known.
The one owned by Mr.. Seybold was bought
in England some years ago for $500, but Is
now worth very much more.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-15
SOME OF THE RARITIES
IN THE PACK COLLECTION

Mr.. Pack has a dozen copies OF the scarce
twelve penny Canadian stamp. each OF
which is worth from $3.50 to 5000. according
to Its condition. some of these are in pa irs.
and are worth very much more than sin
gle specimens.
He has all the rare unused scarlet and
orange Newfoundland stamps Of 1891. some
Of which are worth from 800 to $500 each
when in fine condition. Also he owns every
one Of the rare shilling stamps Of New
Brunswick and Nova Scotia.
Mir Pack started to collect in 1879. and
In The English exhibition has won first prize
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-15

.at,in tns+aod - I'm tho ctave ubare n was
.,a..d -
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""''' :" - ,la atstntor.
' =. II ,slh - ,Ihro,.ro,o statee
,n.. ny ,,,-- ri..p ro,, uas noticeabtv
No, n.to+ vn. ntanks
''.7'' uri .,,.aI,,
s.r,.a,I n,rfaT astat In I'll
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D." "a. "a
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w. VI u III
matU -, .tt.aiaa M w.
"'','u '"e IL" vas .
"i' '"''t' W." r'''' ."'F ~
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So' vas '.''"'''I "' ~ .a..ta
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-15
HAS SPENT FORTUNE, But
COULD SELL AT 4 PROFIT

T. ". Aver ~ Boston has one 81 the
greatest stamp collections ever owned Ia
the United states. Although be did not be-
gin 10 collect until 1888 he soon had a cole
lection that ranked with the very best lie
is said no have spent more than $500 600 fof
Dis stamps. q great number 81 which greatly
Increased ln value
John r seyboid Of Syracuse. ". Y. has
o. collection easily worth $3.50. 900 lie began
10 collect when be was 1f and has kept %
up over since he has been "a general ral-
leJtor taking an the regular United ststes
issues and Tho revenue stamps as we'll but
he BE- principally noted Tor owning the finest
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-15

II you we. d enjoy tomorrow take
CbauberIains stomach and Liver
Tablets tonight They produce an
agreeable laxative effect. clear the
head and cleanse the stomach Price
X cents. Sample free ct all drug
sss
stores.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-15


bodies Of their antagonists. As a result OF
their labors a fun century before the
United states were born there were in New
Mexico alons nearly 100 Catholic churches,
nearly an Of stone and some Of astonishing
size. Three years before the landing OF
the Pilgrims on Plymouth Rock eleven Of
these monuments to the devotion of the
Spanish missionaries had been completed
and were occupied.
This zeal for the building of churches
for the worship of the strange white God.
the immense amount OF labor it entailed
upon unwilling congregations aud the OPP
preston and violence sometimes practiced
to compel Pueblo Indians to perform the
labor, frequently resulted in the murder Of
the missionaries TO Kill the resident priest
became something Of a habit. in which at
least twenty different communities INDUCED
with more or less frequency. The diseon-
tent Of the Pueblos eliminated in 1850.
when twenty-one priests and about 400 lay
men were massacred, nearly an the
churches sacked and partly demolished and
the Spaniard driven temporarily out Of New
Mexico. ZIP to the year 1900 at least forty
Of the Franciscan fathers are known T."
have won the martyrs crown within the
present limits of the territory, two having
been killed by -Apacbes and the balance by
their own congregations among the Pueblos
The first of these American martyrs met
his fate long before the building Of the
first church on what is now American soil
ana only a little more than fifty years at
ter The landing Of columbus, Friar Juan de
Padfla was the youngest Of the four Fran
eiscan missionaries who accompanied Coro-
nado on his historic journey Of exploration
that stopped not until "a spot somewhere
near the present site Of Kansas city was
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-15

Territorial 1--WE year oecti0cates We're ie
sued to the following teachers b] the board
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-23

alage wh0 through llfe will cherish
pleasant wemoIles That elnsfeF srpand
TIM home. Al I ,. m. April = =
large eoacourss II nel lshbofsana friends
gathered 20 expfssa their sympathy.
TIE ssry Ices we're conducted By 4 FOR.
mef pastor Rev Duncan u GaVelts.
Ara, vlth tender words of love and
sympathy, ffum st John, 18th chap
ter. TIE mukic was ia etArRe of At
r " kerr assisted by Mesiames
heeson. shifa and klssnof, Mezsr.
kistnes and ENhoon aud waa with
tenderness impresslyelF rnntefed
Tbs remains were taken 70 Ninlta.
/. T iof nsermsnf Those accompany.
lns tie remains % their lsst resting
placs wefe Mrs Avery and son G. n
AyefY aud daughter Mrs StAagef, aud
Mts s A MAneaflng sn old friend
81 ths famlls &C g pineyllie ilcsaid
rlneyille. No
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-23
MAYOR PARKS BEGINS
WARMING UP FOR GAME

Every evening ope can see Mayor
Parks AMI chief of Police webb steal
out into the alley back Of the mayor :
once. Tie object q their visit has
been found out Parks has consented
70 throw The Asst ball IN the great
game Decoration Day, between the
chefakes club and Willie HAlsell col.
legv Chief Webb uill 70 behind tho
BAT and egidsavof to stop the sondsF.
fai shoots u Tie mayor Everyone
seems 70 be interested 10 thss game
and the cemetery fard wiil 40 doabl
receive healthy Increase from the
gate receipts
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-23
ATTRACTED CROWD
GORE AND PITTMAN ADDRESS.
ED DEMOCRATS LAST NIGHT
FREE FROM MUO-SlINGING
Objections to Constitution shown
up Ia True light-B Both Create
Splendid Impression

The largest crowd that has gathered
70 hear candidate speak Ia this eity
for some time. vas cut last uight to
hear Hon r ? Gore q Lauton and
IIen C. Il plttmaa Of Enid Hen
'C Il Pittman who sas > dslsgate "a
the constitutional convention. and
wha is new aeandidats for corporation
commissioner. sas ne aSt speaker.
and delivered ons Of the uost eonvin.
cling talks ever heard here Ills speech
vas clean aud % ths afgumsntatiys
kind sprighty intsrpened with
humorous stories and brilliant sparks
Of sit These speakers devoted con.
siderable time 70 tie objections beloe
urged b. tie Republicans aud othef
enemies ef Tie constitution. When the
objections are looked a IL the light q
truth. they. ID the wofds OF Senator
Gore melt Ike frest before tie morn.
ing blazing sun After sitting opt
rtse objections e. TIE constitution ard
quitting forth is coed points NJ. Pitt
man gave some time 70 his oWn can
dldaey ard assigned many good fea.
sons shY the people should vote faf
him. tie elosed with q glowing IL
butte TO hls his time friend And CEN.
panlon, senator Gnrs. the bIlud osa
tor of l.aWt0u.
NJ. Gore soon convinced the audience
Of hls right 70 he tltle of the blind
orator No better speech has been
heard here this spring The Iawtoa
ceudidats i vel equipped as faf Is
talking gees And his hearers we're well
entertained ior an hour and s half
judge Gore outlined hls PATTERN ard
explained whY he vas not making !
strenuous campaign through TIE news
papers NJ Gore told several stories
that kept the crowd IN al uproar and
kept their attention whlls he told q
his candidacy
Both Of these spsaks=s RETAINED
from mud sllnEing, which created ;
sery favorable impression foF then
here.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-23
INHERITED LANDS
Listed for Sale With the In
dian Agent al the Union
Agency. MuskOeee

N0iHfe = f8Febf given tnaf TIE fals
owing described tracts II And allotted
0f deceased estlEsus uf tie Five gltii.
ilei Ifltts lave fefu listed f0f saiO
hF fheif heirs. AID sealed bids All. te
reaslt 81 tfsfvf0f a lhis aEsuef on
rAeh separate ! laiment uf land de-
seFlhed 40 Il cloes 3 s. of TIE
date aheu sd bids kse % bs opensd
as Indicated b4loN
CnEkuHEE NArloS
Listed fuF safe 81 this Ufioe ApfIi I
ilsfis bs3s "a - epsuea aaf 81 lia7
40 Allotment Of Alct 1ohus0n.
decreased. Caroline and william Scui
AZ petitioners
Set af nel and ~ 81 ~ of net
uf sc ~. and nwt of net AID uei II
swt 0f net Of sec =, tsp = y. range
IS. =. containing 10 acres
Listed Cor sale April = 1901. bids
% b. opened june FL, le93
No. 5 Allotment Of John GFlttk
deceased
ne net OF swt ard e, of nsl OF swi
Sc 30. p. - =, fee p + The south 20
aegts q TIE sest Z 5@ arfts = lot ~
Nc y II - y faNge FL L ne& nl
iss oi nei d 3e "a g ~ NJ unge
9 =. couialng % acres
All blds must bs accompanied ~ q
dulF certified cileek on some solvent
tAnk. PAYABLE % the Commissioner of
Indian Affairs for - per esnt of the
amount of tie bids.
AL BIDS xlio ID BE deposited 9Th
tie United States Indian agent
Union ageney, Nuskogse. indlau Ter.
fltory, and enclosed III ! separate
sealed envelope, upon whlch must be
written Bid fuT Inherited Indian
Lands and the date when the bld i
q - opened Tie envelope must not
alselume a description uf the land
All Information pertaining 20 heiF-
ship and proofs furnished b petition
efs j. On Die at tie Union agency and
may be examined BY any prospective
bidder.
Until further notice uficsai liKs ~
Greek lands uill - adsertlsed ih the
Muskuaee Phoenix. Cherokee lands Ia
the FInltA Chleflaln. ghocfas lands
ln the Evening Ness, MeAlesteg. aud
Chlckaaw lands "a the Chickaslia
Expfezz
Further information and copies Of
tie regulations governing these sales
vii be sent upon application.
DANA ~ KELSEY,
e United States Indian Agent.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-23
FOUR SUITS READY
REsTRAINs BEAVER DIVISION
The Defendants Are Gov. Ffantx,
President william Murray and
John n. Yoang.

Guthrie. o n Aay id Fuuf more
suits are nos being Sled agalust ne
constitutional convention. two Of
ehlch brought yesterday. have 10.
creased the lsgAi entanelementa sur
rounding TIE constitution g. a degree
siare au eiecuon on the present con
ssitutlon u eonsld 'sd impossible.
'ihe defendants Ap Governor Frantg.
William u Murray president. and
John n Young secretary q ths con
Fenslon, Ard Charles Flison. territorial
secretary
The suits seek 70 eeioln them from
having anything to Do wlth the con
% else GA state o cerA o. o.
ratification o. rejection ot tie constl
tution.
Both suits ars IN uehali q uay
county y 4 Adam being plaintiff Ia
tia one Sled Ia the ulss rlct court. and
G y walk. plaintiff Ia the other
brought in uhe oklahoma supreme
couft
Tie petltlons are Identical and al
leTv thAt The constitution 4 in viola
ton q the enabling act and spngnant
% Tie constitution u ths relted
States The Declaration " inaenend
enc Ard 4 republican form 81 Euyein
ment The right 20 gsffymandsr
legislative aad ladlc1l districts 10
abolish pay county shlch IL named
II tee enabling a., As part Il tie Sec.
ord district and Abolish the county
ssat of las county and locAts the
counts sat 81 llafpef county one and
: hair allies ticm any town. arc Qns,
tened
Il ia understood that Horace speed
Is preparing thirty more x4ilA A salt
restraining the division II usayrf
county has been prepared b. Harvey
old> oi GalhTlt ana Is ready 70 als.
Judge ponsoast Al Alva wednesday
ienied she injunction asked by shAief
and liiae 70 restrain tie holding of
Democratic primary ia Alfalfa and Ma.
lef of counties. carved b the cluFan.
ten oAf of ed v ods count on tie
grounds ltAF there arr 80 such eauu,
hles As Alfalfa AHd MAJOR
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-23
N. {. AALSELL CLOSES
MILLION DOLLAR DEAL

W. + Halsell sold 81 900 60 worth
OF land Ia Texas, while Ia kansas the
drst Of the week Af Halsell Siill re-.
taines considerable land 10 Texas.
This Is no doubt the largest and deal
ever cousummated by atsrritofy man
and Vlnita feels Justly proud of has.
Ing aclt zen q This calitge
Mr.. Haisell has always been liberal
ingiving OF his wealth 70 every pr7.
lsct for the betteFmeut Of vinita. lie
Is a heavy property owner here and
has always been foremost ameng w
uita men 10 improve his property ln
metropolitan STYLE
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-23
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-23
ASSURED
COMMERCIAL CLUB ACCEPTS
MALoEE's PROPOSITION.
STOCK NEARLY SUBSCRIBED
One Of the Largest ard Most En-.
thuslaiie Meetings Held for
Many Weeks.
From SATURDAY sDally

From saturday Daily
Last nights meeting q TIE Con-
meFelal club Was one q tie largest
ADD most enthusiastic meetings 10
tie history q ths elsh TIE CLUB
rooms wefs niiled sigh the lesi bus.
ness men u tie clty aud enthusiasm
was - figh tide Il seemed that e..
sryons present had taken nsw interest
IN tie welfare q tie citF. which i
believed e b ~ omen u an era q
prosperity And gfosth never befess
known efe. Sear.g etefy nan pc.
seat had something to So ard aid
Il "a was 70 arouse the Klnita spirit
" N aAloue, q Eureka springs.
Afk vas lfeseut slth : proposition
10 establish machine ana general r.
pair shop hefs This Industry ill 81.
50 Be- The exclusive manufacturer ef
a patent sindou sllzde. : modei q
which NJ. Malone Rad o. exhibition.
Tie plant 81 employ from ten ta
= men at tie beginning. Nr. Nalonle's
plan sas thAt : leompany BE- formed
with capital stock uf t2s. GO as.50o q
the stock % he taken b. himself and
paftnef q. 20 bY the cltaans q
Vlnlta Al tleeoo. b tie psisnges
of tie wiad0w shade. who stall a.
sign the patent 70 tie company.
ssFeTal members o. Tie club have
had this proposlilen under advise
ment Tor some time and reported il
favor of accepting tie proposition
A self appointed 'committee had al
reads secured subscriptions To- sieoo
q tie stock here and had ouly sen =
few of the business men After much
discussion the Sub agreed 10 raise tie
amount q the stock and The plant l.
nos an assured thing Meme of
the $500 stock Is 70 ~ paid until tie
plant Is IN operation Tie members
of the club made many highly corr
pllmsntafY remarks of aF. Malone
and ais propositions lie was elected
; member Of tie club ard sill snon
become 3 eltizen Of Ninita
several ether topics Of interest were
taken 40 and discussed. but the
whols interest Of the club seemed cen.
tered on the nsv faelorY
Tie woFkpf J. A. Wise. secretary
o. TIE club. was highly commended.
and tie Sub b. unanlmous vote e
pressed lts appreciation Of hls ssrvice.
AFTER = long discussion of vInita's
needs. participated Ia By nearly
ssefYone present he club Iadioufned.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-23
Duke of FraDce
sired rain

d Atfet aFesuasaf % ths fssreA
sNtefbWsHt alf4ufsa siAll.npk hFl.f
saNt 1871 Nht brilliant s&s - Nuc0a
~ oai gf husstssr = Miaa telanglak
~ ghs EHsneA FuFefnusut ban
Bsfuise isssi ~ j0aFeafeau Sra sna
dam - heFioa a6a. ard dam by 10
unlas ~ hs he government approved
stallion kunulna. out - fts9f 4 Erane
p{ tas gossrumsnt approved stallion
Chefl
1aisa The slfs q nuke u France
wnn ehamp unehip Il - class afa
aAnr ns p ~ Bfseivf ~ Missouri
stats ialr Is ises afH saHianshiu s
same wear = stAts II kansas
. BE- dam q ffsnce Nas rfias NlH-
ser - u |ssoun state falf - lsas a. -
lHaiekaual and hEoa msfs also ehams
plunsHlp - Kansas state faaH
tie Hase size ssasuu At ny tsFa
soFth Niisan street Waite. two ulocss
ffogn eQaFt huuse and aue bioea south
y Warren 4 LsNis imp'emsnt h4uss.
81 - q tasHfv iis ~ aa.t IL has
established himself = q safe breeder
IL the fsli ~ .pps ee VIII pay $50 foF
The nesi colt iualsd hat tear the got Z
Duke 81 fHanre. Patrons Il horse viii
decide gn date and plaee
Vns thy Morgan A HsmiltSulAu 81
purpose aefse. iH hands high ana
weighs ICES pounds. vi ktaud Is sane.
place. He j. = thc meat uafed family
ever awned in she Cherokee natlon.
Never was defeated on exhlAll0n
Terms sie e iusafe llfine colt
fifs iaeAs vii siaad at same place.
Three sifed tv she great Missouri
aacks 1uo Jacks. one 4 Ia hands
high auA nae e hands high. s and
YearA old uut II ~ Missouri Jack
fbst So = ~ hanas hirh aaa prize
winner a. Nard's zee ih - Louie 10
taut
The h-st ihree aeHk VIII he bred st
80 a. insmFv iisHH eait The lanf fwo II
eis MONEY due II msfs Is abont 60 he
parted with 81 femnsea ffon nelehbof.
hood
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-23
PRESIDENT TO ACT
His Attitude Toward Restrictions on
Indian Lands Gives Okla
homan's Hope,

Washington. NAY i6-In : mes ige
to congress early next winter President
Roosevelt may urge the removal Of
the restrictions On the surplus lands
Of al the Indians IN Indian Territory
and also - the homesteads Of mixed
blpSdsl ana fullhloous who are tapable
Of managing their own Affairs. Hs DID
rot make al express promise that he
would Do this 70 the members Of the
members Of the Oklahoma and Indian
Territory delegation. aho called &c
The White House yesterday afternoon.
but hls aftitude was such that his
visitors are hopeful
senator Curtis u kansas headed
he Oklahoma party nhich sau the
President L consisted Of msmbers
el the delegation called here 70 confsr
nth Representatives Of the admins.
lzatlon IN reference 70 the proposed
constitution of ths nsH state.
several Of the delegation left WASH
InztDn yesterday and the oIhara viii
lezee lnnleht. with the possible oxcap.
lIan oI Governor Tnnlz
To-day n governor xscelsed : tsle.
gam from hIs attorney ID Oklahoma.
= A. Ledbs11efI urging him to r.
main Hsfn uH8II fI4@ arrival II 4 zana.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-23

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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-23
COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT
SERMON MAY rs

The commencement sermon before
Willie Halsell College sill be preached
sunday Nay 26 a. II g. N. aud The
annual address on Friday Mas 81 at
D 10. The sermon sill be delivered
b Rev. O +. Goddard, D. ~. 0f
Maskogee and the address By Hon.
j. w Swarss of Chelsa. Other par
tlculafs Of commencement will be- an
uoauced latef