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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-03

NOT oTuiscOuRAGINu, BUT ENCOURAGING
vini,a mast IN shIs good scar of 1871. exert hssss
ssssnuousy than ever IN me pasl ios ne upbala
Ing Of tbs tcwn The time ioy sitting sompacsuty by
waiting for the good things to come herr Is pat ifsvs
there was sieh time whatever vinlm secures nov
she must hustle for
without being pessmlstic, The chlefsaln wishes 70
point out tbs sxaet status Of the railroad situation Ths
Frisco freight division has been moved from this clt
This not much o. los at present. but il means thar
any new Frisco extensions will naturally tend towars
Alton, and that Is serious II ths 0rcss extension j.
built BY the Frisco, t ~lll be boilt 70 Alton.
TIE Missouri. Oklahoma Siulf Is surveyed 70 Aftou
passing several miles east o. vlnltA Work on the
southern extension Of ths road Is now Ia progress and
the northern EXTENSION from wagoner 70 Alton win be
bollt the road Is constructed into Dsnisol
OF the numerous projects under consideration. tie
oonSsIle Memphis will so perhaps to Alton the
Oklahoma s Cherokee Central has been surveyed from
Pryor Greek thru Cbaaa to Nowata and the Arkansas
5 Oklahoma Northeastern may 20 thru AdAiF aud chs
sea. AMI then uhAt et vlait=e
Il wlll b. objected that thsse roads almost without
exception, are paper roads. That true analit Is
true also t'at most Of tneAN viii never be built nutean
anyone say Just which ones will be built and which ui
nog And this Is The ease does il not behoose the
citizens Of vnta to tic up With many Of them - PCS
sibleg Not Que Of Them except pozsiby TIM n. O. c.
has definitely vnita out oi the others any one of
them would doubtless hers II Iad the price And
shall vinita then the richest town in this section. b.
oasad By Afton and Chelsea aud the other smaller sur
rounding towuas
The situation IS not discouragng on the contrary il
Is distinctly encouraging These numerous projects
prove that there viii b roads built here this country
Sinita secure thess reads Il she goes after
them. Our citizens can make vinin ths bis town of
this section " they desire to do 50.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-03

Here Il = eafe for has fever that
may rot come too late Tor tho sus.
eepiihla victim Of that fell maiady
The Hospital relates that "a acutie.
man Who was suffering fneFa hay -.
yer happened one summer % spend
ts0 hours N the refriRefaiius held
% = steamer This cured him ana
he had ne further attack thai Aan.
meT. A remedy. cod storage
has objections. but there are victims
who would even b. cured a. tho ex.
pense u froaen foot 81 finaeFa. and
a anF rate the idea Is resreahinR
These u u who enjoy novelty. and
aiunya the last thing" might rush
fof the refrigerator he instant 80
begin p feel that hay sneezlue com.
lng on
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-03
STOLE FROM WIFE
Pryor Greek Man Took sl00
From His Mlte AMI Left
Town

one ofthe casea ltat ai.i cosns T..
fore Juiss Parker Ia Pfror Cgeek tha
aeeA \ rather unlque A man uamwa
0wsfs 81 Monday sent 10 ~ aliss
hone during hsF alsenee zud Hnls
tioa he.oaglng e her. Ile told their
little gifl wiso was there q telI iisa
uotlsr fiAt fe uAs Foing 4 lsnsaizf
fog Food aiad that sss might - sa
faF ~ he cared
Ms osess returned home wan
after The man lsft, ard tlle I.lgls sln
faithfully reeounfsd aliAf ~ uustansl
hsd said afx Oeens immcsilatsiT
reported Tie incident % aafslAi Dzs
rough. wlo happened to he ia t0wn.
- Tie alter vas returning T. xlnlsa
oa tie train - notlcsd Uaeas % ths,
Fsasf 80 Hpws= a.. sssas s.eesA.. Aa.ss 49,
sal sliFhted II AAsIF. and 'iefi a0ra
tat resulted Ia oneus e4ptnfe shea
its fezcllssi tat place lie pas taken
T. FF40f Ofeaa charged Aiih glsefs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-03
rnn SHAME or TEXAS

Senator 1o.aph HALEY i sllI the IDOL ag Tssas
IN spite q hs trust connections hs 70 bs returned 70
ths ssnats Kslaeuily viii majority ofsle Tsxans
demagosasfy counts tot mogs than sA,esmanshlp and
nalIeys hatred oi ~ things modern ard nosthsrn aud
NJ appeals % he old passions n the civil var vii
ahe him e retain hs sat III tha senase whsse ba w
eoulnue % rspsssant h state ia such leisure moments
as hls deieuss Of STANDARD on VIII permit
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-03


The budget commission has deelAed
20 abolish the famous bona ae sur.
res ~ calllaax. president % the
commission. states that this derision
BIS been arrived 4; owing % the IRE.
qacut abuse uf these tickets The "a.
nous china has. in fact. como 20 he
regarded a. a convenient form - cur.
rency m transactions to which 4
would not aisass BE- convenirat 70
Elve name Al artist 70 be compii.
menisi. politician 20 be piacated
Cor services 10 the past o. foF possi.
ellities IA the future. received orders
On the great national porcelain FAC.
tory In late ycAFs the pracflcn has
reached the dimensions ~ 4 scandal
- marked that the management u
the factory has a. last taken heart
of grace 70 stop Il Hencef0fsafd tie
establishment eli not Ia ahy cifeam.
stances part Nth goods except against
eash-pafts Edition u London Nail
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-03
DOESN'T HURT TAFT

Hith The bitter opposition o. senator Joseph BENSON
Foraker railroad rebate champion, eorruptlonis: aud
RoosevelthateF William II. Taft looms up poftantoasly
As candidate for president of the United. states.
Foakers hatred makes the people love Roosevelt more.
and hs opposition 70 Taft viii cause The plain voters 70
leIlese that the latter fully sorty Of stepping into
the presidential shoes The opposition q the system
strengthens Instead of hurts candidates nowadays
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-03

Tho mixed metaphor Eiree many m
auapeotlng members of parliament 4
snli MF Aaauith nol long $50 ainuaea
he house with tie phrase OR
tongues ARE tied. our hands aHe fet
TERED hnt - are really beating ar "a
70 rsfrase
NF Inhn HufHa improved 81 tAls y
dseIafIHH n reference ~ she call
dreaa hlnpl8s msnt hlll. 4 wIli now r.
peal ehaf J rs about 10 So uhHn
he hdaoFahle member Interrupted
me- TEsza there NAa The wealthy
manufactures membuf Who. desilns
eiIH lhs iesal nHslllan e trade Unions.
Asssxefzlea lhal TIE Interests ai rs
ainH'uyefa ed employed ale me aasae
nsnz tIsAte enI e ten nay. ! eill 50
IaFIHeE. ana Eaz - 1mzs ct = lea g
: msalteE ol Ehe present opposition.
observing z|ana - dissent fsalu ! LID
sfaI. exclaimed eAh ne hn4srahIa
neHteE opposite mzI snAke Ne hesa
huI he knnlAof ahAAe mlua Alkr
8eIa n NzItez f.4nf "a adazsslaa
matters -us aFs I'D thas y It's iez
Is'sIIqa re hezEi q ~ eoaplfF I'll
= z|sazza = lIs faaHaAEIgH
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-03
a cnNrnsIoN IN rLAcKs

evlnlsa Is erecsing a. auditorium wl'eEe her spell.
binders can practice Il Is trusted they wlli like e
well tieY will siay a. home The OklahomAn.
Ths okahoman has evidently coniosed sassoxes aud
vlnha HASKELL does No, hAa from els clt1 api oas
aaal,ouan even when romplescd uoaa y slloeesisf
inadequate ,e eonans him.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-03
Acssa

This : - certify that Ail druggists
are authorized q REFUND your m0nsy
II fnief Honey and Iaf fats Is rafs
Jour eauK'l 81 cold II STOPS tie
cough. heals the lungs and gsSssslfs
serious results from a r8.d tNfss =
grippe coughs Afsa pfefeilil nneum8ula
aild consumption Contains ~ unIafaa
The genuine Is in 3 yeIlnp parkaea.
hefuse Substitutes A. VI. Foreman.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-03
roRoINa nIM ro rnE rnoNr

frslces having tncagsed theenmg 81 senator Foraker
and Wall street. winlam H. Taft has further ssrsng,l
sned himself q candidate for the Republican nomna
tion ior The presidency By announcing that he is IN
favor Of revision q The tariff mot IN favor Of free
trade but of eliminating TIE protection nov accorded 70
thOaa trusts and monopoes that the sarin as shield
behind which 'ney aols 70 carrs on ,hsr asprsda
tlons aeains, the people
President Roosevelt having again and again announced
that under 40 circumstances would he accept renoml
nation Secretary Taft sssms 70 b. une of the moss
asaiiabe men "a earrs tie Roosevelt policies. The
trusts and special interests bitterly opposed tohm
they Roosevelt ana the professional politicians
have ehetssd Tor hm the sane knives tres haze tfled
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-03
HE'LL. GET BusY

The DAILY oklahuman Of Oklahoma ctY IS stil busiiy
defyne king Haskell, Who with only veekiy paper
% iail back upon aud unable to give publicity 70 his
thoughts thru the oica minutes Of tie constitutional
convention. Is II great disadvantage But TIE consef-
tlon vii assemble again Thursday and tsu watch sh4t
II skell doeA % stafford and his pspsr
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-03
DIFFERENCE RuRIrD

Even the oklahoSL CITY Post the most bellrefeut of
the state Republican organs approves the action ct
the Republican committees a MeAsstsf saturday.
From Al Appearances tie Old factonai differences lhat
have disrupted tie Republican party of ths two terri
tories ui soon be buried from sight audl,ai win ts
working lmFmouoly foF tfs success Of the party Ia u :
eomgng eleetlon.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-03
Habeas Corpus Proceedings

Kansas Cl1 Iec 81 Arguments
verv beKun Ia tlss Eniied STATES a..
tfici rouft here teiaf II laieuz euf.
ras pfoeeedlngs Instituted - atlof.
neyA Au Aefis NYen under sontsnee
q hanR January 10 Zoe tie manssf
q hss haslaad. Tts prisoner uaz
nus brought INTO roaft
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-03
To The psnlienilary

Little llock. Arr, Dec. 2estais
Senator u 9 Buit. recently ssniear.
81 20 t~o leafa fof hfthrgf. aFfisei
here lo'iaY 70 surrender himself 70 tie
Ienlientiaft officials llefofe leaving
hoas, II Eureka, Yesterday NJ Iiutt.
va glesn reception 81 ats fellow
citizens.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-03
! cnAxon a. MaLIloNAlRKs

Colorado viii az scar sona % tis senate Instead q
Democratic Mlllouam raomas y, fassenon. RspnAll'
ean millionaire simon cuggsnl,slm nut tley aFs both
haters Of predatory ~sAlth and tls tsassA wil kss
theirs from urgsnel just a. sfeslsslr - tseY hase
from pattenoa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-03
SHOULD ELIMINATE HIA

wllmm Ansn White q the EmposA 0asatss a1a
that s,e sane element that sscssa Husten q tla
United states senate IS combnpg % elect Chafss Curtis
a. hs succoSor II TIE people b: Kauaa have leaFnsa
anything MS fses aluas sasts Is asimlnais curis
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-03

osiahoma cltgs postal rseslps Il Is stated equal the
combined Receipts d auszoses. Gathrls McAlesser.
shawnse and Enld Fsem which il III + oonpe.sd sisaf
oslzhona CT isas claim = ths l,s o. ne mo-
tEopalls q tAs non state
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-03

aecouslraess go8f siols bssiy. males
tirl fpf blu4d Drives aHt lmpaflttes
tlat lave ealirefsd during fhe winter
liulHistet's narkY Mountain Tea Il a
family tonle. ~ tes 81 lah.egs n. II
Chapman.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-03
66e Vinita Chieftain.
weeKiy Eaitsen

The Vinita chlsftain Il published every Thursday
mpEHne at Vlnlts Indian Territory. It IS the oldsst
and most extensively read newspaper Ia TIE Northern
District II Il IN lta tuentyfuurth year nndhas general
circulation throughout the nph half Of the Indian Ter
rtory The subscription price Of the paper i elo0
year always Ia advance Apoata card slll get sanple
copy anywsfe Ii tns United States
cnrEETAzN PUBLISHING COMPANY.
n NJ MooLsNT0CK Eastsr
d.FsMuRpHx. Dnsfnsss Mgr
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-03

Nolheis ulo give their children
ksunvif's Laxative Coukh srfnn rs.
tafianly sn1rEas t. gionfaines lIanes
eaid Tat Conforms t. ~ <aflais
Fafa Food and Drug Iam. Ia. Drug
store. Naltafney ! Myers.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-03

A ola Superstition - that - i tie alul aas. %
III = tHs ssfs ysss = 80 = llapsd loesyes tar
= sAf's ils weatlssg Il 90. III lie rsss q tla days
si nas follow IL ezsmpls - Yesterday ana toaay.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-03

Not only does ths anttpass law become effective to
day but the pure food aw aIso begins business TIE
enforcement Of thess two laws aione viii maks ue new
year vastly different from tie Old
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-03
FaIns

7 understand you've got ; cal to a
distant church,
efea You might eall 4 Z eail.s
Whats he salasyf-
One thousand ! year"
That's - rail That's Inst : whIs
keg Houston Poet
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-03

- ilaa tEsesi @s~szal,is.a g - smss
until ff l.flf recommended GsMca-
swest | eAn IFuthfaiif say il IS tia
ies4 msslicIHe ! ssef Ned ftf tables
Mamie / TafiaF, Haiifnfd. "a Eco
Drug etafe. NallAfaeg s Msen.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-03

10 sss oe s.ls e.les. Ifs mufN bltssf, 1t Wx a.
,Acssi - men ofths Funkss m. ~ aofs peVpss e''
hs asecms wsh sss people ana his declaration lps aa
revision 10, incfsasz their regard
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-03

The big Guthrie menagerie wiil open again Thursday
King Haskell vii SHOW how the ~ild oklahomans can
be tanned and made TO eat cut Of his hand
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-25
PROGRESS MADE IN LEADING MINES /!
"A Representative Of The Recorder Makes Personal Inspection
Of the Large Holdings Of he (0mstoG Mine & Milling Co.
Other Properties Briefly Referred to.

Idly as the tunnel Ii bored samples OF
the ore has been taken, which shows
values Of from ~ To asa, according
u the assays. The difference lu the
values can be accounted for by the
locations from which the samples are
taken from the veins. The h-st val
ucs are apparently taken from CEN
ter streak In the vein and the poor
est from the outside edge OF the
ledge.
The Gray Eagle Crop OF ave
claims. aud the Comstock Lode of
four claims are further down tbe
creek. There has heen go feet Of
tunnel work done on the Gray Eagle
Group and gs feet of crusscut made,
and i3s feet Of tunneline done on the
Comstock claims. On these two
groups the surface showings are equal
10 those on the Lost Minirg Group.
The Gray Eagle group Is found In
slate while the other veins run
through solid not decomposed gran.
lie.
The mill site Is located on the
creek, opposite the Lost Mining
Group ef claims. For motive power
and handling the milling ore they
have the priority water rights. and
will have a two hundred and fifty
feet pressure. This power alone viii
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-25

lt was the pleasure OF represent.
atiye OF The Recorder TO visit the
mining properties OF the Comstock
Mine < Milling Co, on Wallace creek,
the last OF the week. This company
has some nineteen claims near the
head Of this creek, which gives prom
Use OF being hearo from 10 the min
Ing world In the not far distant fut-
use. The writer visited sayerai Of
the claims, explored the tunnels,
took samples OF the ore. saw IL
crushed and panned. The samples
were taken at random from the veins,
and every one showed color, aud some
To surprising extent. From the
manner 10 which IL panned Ii Is eyi-
dent that IL Is all free milling pro-
position.
The Lost Mining Group of claims
is situated on the soIthside OF the
creek. One Of the lodges where they
are now running a tunnel Is located
about two hundred feet from the
creek. The ledge can be traced, hy
the outeroppinas clear acfoss the
mountain, distance OF about 1900,
feet. The object Is TO run a main
tunnel this distance aud cross Gu,
some OF the well.dehned lodges. and
take the ore to the mill through thii
tunnel. The tunnel for the entir,
distance II through hard granite
On these claims there has beer
much development work. There hal
been $50 feet Of tunnel work done
~ feet OF incline and 100 feet OF raise
All OF the work, with the exceptions
Of one short tunnel has been In fol
lowing well-defined ledge. As rap
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-25
MfNTAl SUCCESSION DfAS! !
Tssvsiins Sks~man Gives Fine Exks
kisiss sa Mental Tslspsshy.

The Mayo Il Marshall troupe gave
"a performances In the opera housr
Tuesday and Wednesday night. The
attendance was not what II should
have been considering the character
~ the performances. Mayo Is a ane
pianist, and gave some hne impcT-
sonations of the musical characters
OF the past two hundred years. lie
madeap for the characters Ia the
presence of the audience. Tho
changes were rapidly MADE. and the
delineatlons at The plano we're mag
nifieeni.
The cabinet work OF % Marshall.
In which the spirits are supposed %
play a prominent part were surpris-
ingly and undoubtedly sqaal 90 the
work OF the Davenport brothers, who
created such Juror Ia the theatric.
nj world years ago. There does not
seem to be d han5cuff made, or
which can be locked on him 40 tight
ly that he does not unlock In an In
slant. The ringing OF bells In the
cabinet aDd other tricks, in which
some unseen power has an influence,
while the subject is tied hard and
tight 70 chair was easily Of accom-
plisbment.
ON the public street yesterday
afternoon Mr.. Marshall gave the best
exhibition OF mental trlepathy, niep-
tal suggestion or thought !, transfer
ance, whatever you are mind %
call II, that IL ever has been the
privilege OF the writer to witness.
In this work he gave a very eoHsinc-
Ing performances.
The taking and finding of an ar
tiele placed In some other part Of the
city we have always heretofore con-
sldered that there must OF necessity
be some COLLISION between the oper-
ator and the eommittee. la The test
yesterday we are convipced that
such was not the case a. we were a
hiember OF that committee. The fol-
lowing gentlemen were the commit
tee. sheriff Mnlkey, Deputy Bali,
James Dyscrt, II. u. Frost, r. NJ.
Howell and Arch Eidridge
The writer vas a member of the
committee which sat with Mr.. Mar
shall hiiudfolded while the article
sas belng bid, aud know positively
that hs was not tn eollusion ~ith any
OF the nrst nor second committee.
As member Of one of the commit
tees We sere selected To go with Mr..
! Muikey. member ~ the hsding
/ COMMITTEES. Mr. Marshall took the
lines. hiindiolded. and drove at
furious rate over the route taken by
the first committee. We do not care
10 drive again with a driver that
drives at this speed who can see
where he Is going much less biind
mau IL sutices 10 say that Mr..
Marshall follosed the identical route
followed by the first COMMITTEES and
stopped at the postof'ice iinding the
srtieie--a stlckpin- behind an ad-
miulstratars notice pasted 70 the
frout Of the building.
As 10 there helng 4 trick 10 this
performance, ~ is claimed bs some,
may he true, but We ara satisned
that II there is. IL WAS loo deep for
us 70 detect. who sss ss;A, the sub
.ect Throughout the performances.
The company will give ths iast OF
their series Of engagements at the
opera heass tonight. IL is well
. worth witnessing. as sune apparent
impossible tricks In le2edermain are
performed. The performances Is rot
only amusing but entertaining. and
well worth witnessing.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-25

most conversational tone. The an.
alysis OF testimony In contradiction
OF Orchards story concluded IRE.
quentiy with the denunciation of
witness after witness M willful
periarer or guilty of unintentionai
falsehood.
When be had spoken five and halt
hours, Mr.. Hawiey reached The kill.
Ing ni stennenbcrg ut Caldwell,
where at the close of the year isoS
the preparations ~ the murder were
on foot. His voice now found u sym.
pathetic note, and as he told ~ the
last moments of the ex-governor The
courtroom was husbed and The Jury
leaned forward 10 catch the speaker :
every word.
Mr.. Hawley's speech was impress.
siye. There was no attempt at any
flight of oratofy, but only strong
note of deep sincerity and great earn.
estness when he pleaded for an hon.
est judgment from honest men ~
Idaho.
Mr.. Hawley said be did not charge
that majority, or even that many.
0f the Western Federation Of Miners
we're criminals. but that the evil
deeds Of the officers and of the scum
of the organisatipn had brought dis.
credit on the rank and die.
The time had indeed come. he said, /,
when right thinking men should rise
and make war upon the evil infu-
ences that ~ere the curse of all labor
organizations.
On the adjournment Of court until
Monday morning Mr.. Hawley was
showered With congratulations.
Mr. Hawley FIRST devoted his a:ten.
tion To the alleged attempt TO wreck
train on the Florence & Cripple
Creek railroad. This was one OF The
incidents OF the Colorado labor trouh-
les testified 10 by Harry Orchard.
This matter came out In Or
chard's testimony" said Mr.. Hs~.
ley. but II was absolutely immater.
ial Ia the issue here Involved. But
the defense has taken this incident
and has tried 20 bald up out OF II q
conspiracy on the part Of the mine.
owners against the Western Fedora
tl0n OF Miners. Orchard admitted
that he had reported the alleged at.
tempt TO detectives in the employ OF
the railroad and The MiDeowners' as.
ociation.
"'The defense has brought twc
women witnesses bere 10 testify that
they sas Orchard In one Of the ietec.
lives roUns on many occasions.
These wumeu saw tee man but casu.
aslly over four years ago. but tbey
come bere and swear positively as Il
Orchards identity and the numbei
OF bis visits. Such evidence as tha,
/ speaks tor itself 4"
Hswiey took up the orcbArd storl
Of bis experiences and criminal rec
ord In Colorado. bis trio To wyonins
and the attempt on the life u Fres
/ bradley OF san Francisco. with tb'
utmost deliterstlon the leading eoun
sci for the state charged sillful per
jury against several witnesses. III
srgsed the Truth Of Orchards 5 story
and said that the two men in partie
ular might have been brought % con
trsdicl him. bat the defense ~a
afraid 70 ptoduce either fettibone o
Adams, and he said Adams bad bee
brought 10 Boise from jail In She
slone county In order that the dc
tense might use him as n witness
White TO the lips. Clarence Darro'
sprang Into action.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-25

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