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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-23
WILL NOT Reject IT
pR0cLAMATIONF0R STATEHOOD
WILL NOT BIZ WITHHELD.
STATEMENT NOT AUTHORIZED
Neither President Roosevelt nor Taft
Made Statement They Would
Turn Constitution Down.

Washington, May l7~ Neither eresl-
dent Roosevelt nor the Secretary Of
War, MI Tart, have ever authorized
anyone tosay that the President would
reject the Oklahoma constitution Or
REFUGE to issue the proclamation ad.
miEting the pew state II che proposed
constitution weFe adopted by the peo.
pls. It istgue that both the President
secretary Of war regard the eonstltu-
tlon as Objectionable in many respects.
As tile leader Of his party the Presl'
dent might suggest with fun pfopriety
opposition Of the people 70 the consti-
tuition which would result IN is defeat
II the constitution is not republican
Ia form, he would be required under
hts oath and the enabling act 70 refuse
70 recognize tire new state. But Ia
doing this he would not provide for
republican form OF government That
both the President and Secretary Taft
sanction the opposition Of Republican
leaders Ia Oklahoma TO the constltu
tion IS true, But any statement from
whatever quarter THAT the President
will disappFose. the constitution II
adopted is without authority from him
Or his secretary 0s var
A strong objection urged against
the constitution Is limitation placed
on the tax eyy Tor public school pus-
poses. While tAls objection might be
sufficient to warrant the President Is
leader Of his party. ln declaring his
opinion that the people oi Oklahoma
should turn down the constitution. il
clearly would not authorize him 70 r..
fuse the state admission to the Union.
When the American Union vas formed
there vas not one of The thirteen
states which had made provision foF
public schools.
Other states beside Oklahoma have
constitutions which Impractical opera
tion provide foF serrgmanders. Rhode
Island is such a state and rs imam.
Gus provisions have rendered Il lmpos.
slble 70 eliminate Aldrich from the
senate. 4 town OF TO COO inhabitants
ID Rhode Island has one vote il the
legislature, and = lovn OF eoo luaablt.
ants has vote Connecticut Also IS
state which has constitutional pro-
visions which make e impossible .
averthrOx is legislature.
Although the Oklahoma leaders
have apparently reached 40 definite
conclusions As 70 policy With regard q
3 state tlcket.in view Of Tie attltpaz
taken By the administration, it s6dd
seem 70 be iofegone conclusion that
they would nominate state ticket
and organise politically 70 light the
constitution.
To put 4 another waY. i Is OKLA
homas business 70 defeat "a objection
able constitution IL their opposition
% the constitution the Republicans
who visited Washington aud vito are
coming here again should DOT be per.
mitted 70 mlsreefessnt the attitude of |
either the President Or The secretary
Of var Whatever they mas saY 10
regard 20 certain Objectionable isa-
lures Of the constitution, anY iutima.
tlon that the President viii decline 70 |
admit the state vlll be repudlated.
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lad assumed 4 fafsssrhinK aspect
aud II vas dogbtf0lii an elsction toI
Fagify the proposed consultation could
be held At all Tbs commlttee Is com
ing 70 Washlngtua 70 coEfsF With A.
torney General Bonaparte about the
election or8lnance.
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North gardsn, Va, NaY ls-Iha
train bearing tie pfssidsnt And MF<
Roosevelt arrived at 20 o'clock YestsF.
day afternoon. Vehicles scre waiting
and tie prealdents party lmmealntsly
started fof Pins Knot. TIE Prssidant
Is q remain until nsxS "Wednesday.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-23

Hendrlczs wimdrsws From Race
Wakita. ARK. Ma le-W r. Hem
dflcka Of lhis place Democratic can.
eidaIs iof Lleu1enonl Governor @
day announced hla With6Awai FROM
the faee
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-23

Washington. Mas la.-~Jamss A. Ne.
Conlels Of LeassnwoFth. kas.. aas 70.
day awarded the contract % eaFvs tie
panels over the windows md main 81.
1rhncs Of the Denver mint ue will
fnnaIsa e "a
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-23

Frem nsar Eaton. + r.. ore bFeun q
years oid. hrmnded Il On Lett shoulder.
A literal fewaaa Cor Information lead
luF e recovery
~iss.H u L Lowns. Eaton. !. 7.
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seiits.
Ylnita. Ma 3. ln07.
on and after this date / ail not es
responsible Tor any accounts made bf
other parties without . written oFhaf
signed By ne
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D. 6. Warren

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-24
Women KISS
And MAKE gP
REG ALTON iIs "
TRATE,s COURT OF AssAll;
ANT AND VICTIM WHOSE
THRoA u SHE CUT
VIII RAZOR.

cLARKsBURG, Aug. 24.-An unu.
saal but touching reconciliation was
siteeted IL. Magistrate G. H. Gordpais
court Thursday evening between Mrs,
Rosa oliyerio and her assallaat Mrs.
ISABELLA Pessl, who cut her throat ter;
ribiy with a razor In a At Of jealous
rage at Do1a the last day Of July. The
scene somewhat surprised the magls'
trate, court officials ana other spects.
tors 'who were acquainted with toe
case.
Mrs. Pessi, who Is a prisoner In the
county jail awaiting the action of the
next grand jury on the charge Of npr.
derously assaultlng Mrs. ollyerlo,
swore out a warrant against her VIC
tim and Frank zanni, MRS. Pessl's nus.
band, charging them with living TO-
gether in unlawful Capitalization. This,
III is alleged, is what actuated the as
sault on the oliyerlo woman. Mrs.
Pessl came to this country from Italy
Ito join her husband, it is claimed, and
found the other woman living with
him.
As preparations were being made
in the magistrates court to hear the
case, the two women got to talking
to each other in their own Language
and after a big pow-wow, marked
with considerable gesticulation and
deep emotional expression, they de-
clded to become friends.
Mrs. Pessi appeared to be real
sorry for having preferred the
charges against Mrs. ollverio and the
formers spouse and requested that
the warrant be withdrawn. This
deeply affected the, other woman's
heart and they both rushed into each
others arms, embraced and kissed
each other in a very affectlonate aud
tender manner.
After arrangements were made
among the parties interested for a
settlement of the costs of the case,
the warrant was dismissed by the
magistrate.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-24
FlDUcIARY NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the ac-
counts of the following named fdu-
ciaries are before me for settlement,
viz:
1. j. H. swlsher, guardian Of Mar
tina A. swlsher, an infant.
2. j. H. swisher, guardian Of Wal
ter L. swisher, an infant.
8. F. NJ. stackpole, administrator Of
Uriah Thompson, deceased.
4. Thomas G. Lake, administrator
Of George H. Lake, deceased.
s. A. W. Deyore, guardian Of Gerold
0. Devore, an infant.
6. William H. Watson, administra-
tor Of James o. Watson, deceased
Z. NJ. Powell, surviving executor Of
NJ. G. Brant, deceased.
s. MaryJ. Hough, guardian Of James
S. Thomas, an infant.
9. ]. Austin Price, guardian Of
Georgia G. Price, an infant.
10. ]. Austin Price, guardian Of
Jessie B, Price, an infant.
IL. ]. Austin Price, guardian Of An
ME R. Price, an infant.
70. John NJ. Harr, guardian Of
Charles, Harry, Bell, Lou ]. and Rosa
Carder, infants.
10. John A. Youst, guardian Of Err
nest Lee Stewart, an infant
IA. John M. Harr, administrator Of
B. F. Leonard, deceased.
is. H. R. McAllister, committee OF
Alexander McAlister, an insane per
son.
16. Isaac sturm, executor of Ell
Sharp, deceased.
Given under my hand as one Of the
Commissioners Of Accounts Of the
County Court Of Marion county, West
virginia, on the goth day of August,
1907.
JOHN L. LEHMAN,
Commissioner of Accounts.
August 81, %.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-24
Wire is SENT
FOR The BODY
BUT 1T WILL NOT BE SHIPPED
UNTIL GUARANTEE FOR Elk
PENsE Is MADE.

CHARLESTON, aug. 24.-The body
of the man who committed suicide by
hanging himself to a tree below tho
hill at the foot of East Main street
and whose decomposing body was
found by boys a week later, is now
believed to be that of G. W. Pierson,
Of summervllle, Nicholas county, as
indicated by the key ring tag found
at the scene of the suicide by Deputy
Sheriff John NJ. Knox.
The sheriff of Nicholas county, to
whom Geographic message was sent,
has located the relatives Of G. w,
Pierson, Of summerville, at Gran
berry, who have requested that the
body be sent there.
In reply to a message sent to the
sheriff Of Nicholas county Sheriff
.:ohn NJ. flanagan received the fol-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-24
lowIng .telegraphic message FrIday

lowing telegraphic message Friday
morning:
Cranberry, W. Va, Aug. %.
"lTave Persons body embalmed and
shipped to Cranberry Immediately.
People poor. Answer quick.
JOHN D. ANDERSON"
To Alderson's message Sheriff
Flanlban replied by wire as follows:
"BOdy badly decomposed. viii re,
quire metal casket. Expense $1,000.
Will you guarantee payment? Au-
swer."
MOI reply has been received to the
last telegram sent by Sheriff Flani
gan yet and no disposition will be
made Of the body until one is received,
but It is probable that the body Will
be buried here.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-24
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Run away Boys
q 3 Gated in Jail

r
LITTLEToN, w. Va, Aug. "a
MFs VIM Albaagh received word this
week. from her sons WylIe, aged IL
mud frank. aged 10, that they were
IN jails III st cIairsyille, Ohio. The
boys ran away from home about three
months ago; and this Is the first that
has been heard from them. They
were Accompanied by John Winters,
a lad ii about the same ago, and all
we're arrested on. the charge of throw
Ing stones al railroad employee and
bfeskihg his watch. The boys asked
their mother to try to get bail for
them to the amount Of three hundred
dollars; as they were anxious TO get
out Nh. Albaugh5l ettlfor that place
Thursday afternoon to see what could
Ne done. for them.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-24

The Wilson Produce Company hay-
ing sold its business to the Bacon pro-
duce Company, of this city, this is to
notify the public that am in no way
connected with the successors Of the
Wilson Produce Company interest in
the same having been transferred in
the sale to the Bacon Produee Com
nany.
All persons owing the Wilson Pro
duce Company are hereby notified to
settle their, accounts with the Wilson
Produce Company at the residence of
Bell Wilson, manager, SIS Washing
ton street.
ls.8t A. ]. BoYLEs.
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speolaI De!ly.ry.

ANY city subscriber missing the
West vlrginian can obtain a duplicate
copy from the office by ringing 81
Consolidated or 6S Bell, not later than
700 p m. 1t is the aim of the Cir
culatlOn Department to maintain q
high standard of service, and coopera
tion'on the past Of patrons is solicited
IN reporting any irregularities. 4
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Notice to Subscribers.

Any city subscriber missing the
West virgtnlah can obtain duplicate
copy from The Office by ringing ~
Consolidated Or 6S He'll, not later than
200 p. m. II is the aim of the Cir
latloa Department to maintain q
high standard of service and the co
operation Of patrons is solicited in re-
porting any irregularities. II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-24
Notice to Contractors.

Bids. will be received by the Board
Of Education Of Union district until
Tuesday, August 20, at 10 O'Clock, for
the construction of a one room brick
school house at Hammond, brick to
be bought and furnished by the board.
Not receiving bids by this time the
board will have the work done.
Plans and specifications can be seen
at "A. G. Lyons Office.
j. F. MORGAN, Sec. B. Of 3.
$40 ct. Fairmont, R. F, D. 6.
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Miss Fannie Feldstein and Miss
Leah Krows, both of Untontown, Pa,
are visiting at the home Of Mrs. A.
Friedman, Of Jackson street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-24
Trial Sermon
MiNlsTER WHO MAY BE CALLED
ToisAsToRATE WILL PREACH
Io.Mo RRoW.

Rev Wilson, Of near Toledo, Ohio
Riii preach at the Central Christian
church tomorrow with a view to be-
Ing called to- the pastorate Of the con-
gregatlon. Rev. Wilson is highly
recommended and it Is likely he will
he ceiisd 10 the pastorate If he
proyes acceptable to the people, A
good tdrn out Of the congregation is
desired by the pulpit committee who
have secured the services Of Rev. VII
Miss Anna Rudner of Canton, O..
Is guest al the home of Mr.. and l.
Radnet their home on Jackson
street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-24

We don't expect them to last long.
SOC weathered Oak Jardanier staads,
Fairmont Furniture Co. ct
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This coupon when properly aed and brought OF mailed to ae
Contest Manager Of the Faront West vrgnan WIN count tos
votes n Pony Contest District Prizes as wei as LOT
one candidate each Of the i've classes N sae
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-26
CONVERSACIONES IN Ia ClNARA
DeclaraciOnes del senOr Vivaldi
en- el asunto de las EScuelas
de Artes y Ofcios.

En- la session de aver POGO antes de
que aquella empezara, TN represen-
tante nuestro que sc encontraba en- el
saloncillo donde tertulian los delega-
dos, pregunto al sefior Vivaldi acer-
ca de su Interpolation 4 la Camara
solicitando datos informes sobre el
estado actual en- que Sc encuentran
las escuelas de artes y oficios. Ain
no habian llegado los demas repre-
sentantes y el seflor Vivaldi tuvo
tempo de explayar su criterio, Ell
cual tomo sin com entarios nuestro
redactor. Lo que lnformo ell sefior
Vivaldi, POGO mas 6 menos, es como
sigue:
Yo que usted me interroga y me
indica la necesidad de hacer luz So
bre este punto voy 4 poner usted
al corriente de 10 que 20 pienso, sin
pretender que mi opinion sea co1ec-
tiva, sino solamente mia aceptando
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-26
Aguas fuertes
ImPRESlONISMO

Ha blemos de esas huell as profundas,
indele bles, que ell destino graba EN- Ell
alma de los pueblos, ofreciendolos a
la observation psychological, con todos
los encantos de una composition artis-
Ca. llena de claro-obscuro de dureza,
de ansiss desfallecimientos y latdos de
la Epopeya moderna.
Penetremos en- la vida de Paris, en-
esta Babilonia del dfa, cerebro de Eu-
ropa como la llaman en- el extranjero,
"Ville lumiere' como Ia denominan los
mismos franceses, y contemple emos este
espl Gndido fare en- torno del cuaI sc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-26
Consejo Executive
MNriO de PANl.
ew York, Enero IS, 1907.
IA session. DE AVER


Asuntos executives
N6mbrase Alcalde de la ciudad al
doct or d. Francisco del Vale Atiles.
Ell letrado Henry F. Hord, en- re-
lpresentaci de Henry F. Sayre, CO.
munica que acepta la franquicia con-
cedida q fin de derivar energia el6c-
trica, para exploitation minera, de las
aguas del rio "Mavilla'.
COMMUNICATION de Fritze, Lundt y
Co., inquiriendo las condolences en-
que Sc cede 6 Sc vende un trozo de
terreno al Este de las ohcinas de la
American Rail Road Co. Dicho te-
reno desean adqulrirlo los frmantes
de la communication, para construir
ALI un ediiciO. .:
En- session Legislative
{ Presentation del bill G B MIN. IS,
para enmendar la Ley Electoral.
Sobre recons sideracion del presu-
pucstO:
Mr. Falkner presenta una enmien-
da. Que el apartado concerniente d
la Escuela Normal, sea aparte del de
la Universidad de Puerto Rico.
Dice el senor Diaz Navarro, que
como quiera que de la Universidad
Puerto Rico forma parte la Escuela
Normal, la partida esta designada
debe fgurar dentro de 10 que 4 la
| Universidad de Puerto Rico, sc de-
dique
Replica Ell Comisionado de ms
truccion que no tiene especial inte-
res en- 10 propuesto; que solo expresa
ell deseo de que, en- el presupuesto
para atencion de la Escuela Normal,
aparezcan consignaclone expresas.
A este responde el sef1or Diaz Ma
varro, que en- el presupuesto debe
aparecer Ell fondo permanente de la
Universidad, aunque luego Sc hayan
consignado sumas expresas para la
Normal.
Mr. Falkner arguye que Sc decia
de la Universidad de Puerto Rico,
que eralo solo en- apariencia; que aun-
que 10 que la vista del viaiero en-
Rio Piedras, 10 que Sc destaca de ma.
nera mas salieute, es el edidifcio de
la Unjversidsd, 10 que funciona real
mente es la Escuela Normal. De es
to deduce que serfa justo destinarle
fondos especiales.
Sanchez Morales sc manifesto de
lacuerdo con Mr.. Falkner sin perjui-
clio de no oponerse-a pesar de las
criticas que de la universidad Sc ha
cen-a que Sc destine TN fondo per
manente para ella.
Triunfa la enmienda de Mr.. Fal-
kner.
Una mocion del Attorney fue apro-
bada despues de secundarla Ell audi
tor. Pidio aquel que, como quiera
que siempre Sc consignaban $50, 700
para testigos de las Cortes y ldcgo
en- Ell bill de deficiencies, esa canti-
dad Sc aumentaba; votarase de una
vez la suma de $4,000
Otra enmienda que fue aprobada:
La refer ente en- Ell texto ingles pa
gina 54-a registradores de la pro-
piedad de Aguadilla y Caguas y que
consiste en- Ell aumento de $2so.
El Con solidado. Propone Ell teso-
zero que como en- la lista de sueldos
no Sc incluy6 a los jefes de Nogocia-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-26
medic de anunciar nuestro producto

medic de anunciar nuestro producto
ha probado ser muy. efcaz.
La introduction libre de tataco he
cho en- Puerto Rico ha sido una bonn
ba para aquellos que fabrica ban ia baco
con la hoja cosechada en- Ell Estado de
Connecticut-algo con un sabor a col
seca-y los cuales ia bacos Sc vendis u
como "clear Hava ahora resulta
que ell ia baco de Puerto Rico es me ior
y mas barato y desde luego que nadie
quiere los afamados "clear Ha bana.'
Ahora bien alin cuando las impor-
taciones de Puerto Rico han "aumenta-
do" las de Cuba no han .disminuido"
20 cual quiere decir que nuestros fa-
brican deben seguir enviando aqui
10 mejor de 10 mejor. 81 asi Sc hace, y
sienpre que a los japoneses no Sc lie
ocurra apoderarse de nosotros, como
quieren hacer con Ell Hawaii v las isas
Filipinas, nuestros fabric antes de ta-
bacos tienen Sd fortuna en- buenas
manos.
.HNriO de Paul
New York, Enero is, 1907.