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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-05
LOCAL NOTES

Tuestay Dec
pr Ross IS Ia Tahlequah
1im Cohea S here from Kelchum
John skinner IS here from Taiala
Billie simms has 3 nes type writer
Rss s Williams IS Ia kansas
uy
JR Ganelowey has ssv sick
abJ
- Spencer goes 70 Guthrie 10.
niFht
4 regular pneumonia dast IS blos
ng tudsy
John spauldins came aosu from
cheisaa asf night
q } Ganhlll came ap from nlF
Cabin tHIs morning
Dr AW Foreman made q business
tfip 20 Muskogse TODAY
osserson bros. are ID fum Esiena
having lhelf brands registered
The ladies 81 TIE Congregational
Church s.li held a taarf soon
Gse neniva ls doing some work
"a ths Enpits building, upstairs
rwo room house % rent 500 per
manth -Cusrokee investment -.
Geo = Mccullough sent % Mus.
sosee today fotransscf some business.
Tie S. District Court slll be- de-
voted Today 70 TIE setting u the docs.
e.
Nm Abtsrerumble, Of spavlnaw
uas here and attalded The N.1N last
night
y Warren rame up from Adalf
70 look after some nay business with
Mf Lueg
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-05

Mis- isina JAMES q kansas CltY is
here visiting her brother q IS James
f8f 8 wtoe
Fud Walker aud wife of Alton
came down ssf neif % attend tao
Kerry Cos snoa
} @ llal ana stfe returned this
morning from thof Texas fafm FhsFe
they have heen for sometime
IC pacseafth and Hokard
tAueleg eere ap fuH pr40r Creek
last might % attend t0e hahQast
pf n R Harper and wife. 81
Alton sefe here YESTERDAY the guests
of ~ and Mrs 6oa : Mccullough
% NJ Murray of selfmau. aa. IS
here ioosiuF siisf the interests of hls
namefg
a 4 Shields. ~ Cent ala vas 30
t7e eltl taiaf aud paid his respects %
TIE chNfiaih
The ausf today reminds Is thai q
wuuil d sise u the cts Council
would havs the streets sprinkied
C.M Anderson bfothefin-las q
y q Bullet wlll hs here tonight
from kansas CitY fof fes DAYS visit,
Al al Ia the Daily Chleitaln found
TIE osnsr o. two of the horses adssr
tlsed b. Oity Marshal Lee webb.
yesterday
Slater Mcclure has been awarded
some sign printing for tie various
County Onicers by the County Com
mlssionsrs
T. N seiby, farmer near Chleka.
sha. has offered s35 Tor information a
% the whereabouts Of hls l5-Yeaf-olf
son. who ran away from home bocaus.
he was feprimanded for not drealng
quickly IN the morning.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-05

Ne weef~s hra philpsts ulue hYb.
hen csuaaa smllsa


Ths seErviance aociesy waa 10
meet that aftarneon Mrs phlipota
dressed in : hurry ana sans pAntlne
downstairs. she wAa ; abort plump
weman "Addie ysn up 70 my room
and SET mY blue ribbon Fosetts. the
Temperance badge she diFecied heF
maid 1 have Forgotten T. You ~ill
know Il. Addie blae ribhnn and gold
lettering ~Yakm. ka8wa u right
sell Adfle could NOT read. bus she
knew hlan Fthboa with geld letter.
inE shea nhe sac u ard thefrfoge
had na tsnahie IN enalng Il gaa ia#grn
i4ax n properly 80 tha dreAM 0t hef
mistress Mrs phiipots wss toe busy
greeting her frlenda or gsylnn cloam
sttention 70 the speakers 81 the meet
ing 70 nois that sasy smiled when
they ahook hands with her When
she reached home supper vas served.
- aha went directly 20 The dining
room. wheFr the oshss members of
the family were Aaate8 Gracious
me. mosheel~ exclaimed her Non.
that hias ribhon have yoa been
Eearing that It thu tompnfanee meet
inEY A loud laugh went up On ~
aides WHY. what Il T. Harry
asked the good woman. eiutchiag A
the ribbon in surprise Why. mother
aa4r. dldut yea know that vas fbe
ylhboa worS st tho showF' Tia
gold lettering 90 the ribbon read
AflMni@ Poultry show
fIfss fsfsHa bantam
Yaaiha comranlou
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-05
nmstsa Mhh

Tbt faiiaefhe dIf Is lhe tN
maas = tha eaaaiess g sheHeIa
afgta ate eas ,he uosheF II f8af shlI
dfvn nay he probably aeeeHtet ~
untitled meiaefa Elsat hnars faf
ted ana sleep. 80 more. ~ Jess one
hour Tor cammuHion v1fh myself
faaf hours q al ueeeshaFy household
daiisa faf 4 ihsy cahnei - finished
la lhst time they msY at : taY
fauf hours to lhe comfort and eom
psnianship Of M eAllafvH. four hours
with ny husband music ard boaha
and fhe ffvsh 81. thrss' hours 70
frisnds and pleasures "a uhleh al
mAy pArtlelpaie So / have lissd fur
g YsaFs. and - ! hope 90 i've anal
ths end
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taa ht firslF camWqaef 3
r p Ftef . 81 asIui
ae Mhs Ea fai' isha So
sra After iAa fh8
she a.rs rsH ae
gemeEa thai tee weaif a va sa
aHildafr iaf iha poison Esd thst he
haasl ias tai.ens 2eala pail thfoaEh
al right Il sgife 81 TIE anafoae.
hose3ef fha 49, m1a sfee rapidly
worse sad aed That uiFht Al the
sake pany vas load la bis aeanhei.
alien ~ the doctor Poor 1aha 4
We been alive fhis noight hs er
claimed bitterly. Il that doeiher
hadnt hasgeaed bis death cid aas
" ale anscaQtaa, usrptfs weekly.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-05

4 never saw sneh 3 rubber neek. =
snecred Mrs Gahhle Just because
the doctor stopped e eur house yea
tefday she immediately wanted n
knnw shat was the matter Yes.
replied Ara Naybof ! wouaeF how
she'd iiks the rest of us o. Be that
curious about her You know the doc
tor stopped II her house today. too 4"
You dont eaff ! wonder what's the
matter there - Catholic Standard
and Times
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-05
I.a.ns.. rlau., n.enr.,lsn.

IN the Japanese mefhod of iaaef
decoFatone - become = master II
whlrh = Inan maat stady fgT At least
it years. seven fezrs of hard cork
makieg hlm oHiy fairly pfoneienl--
only FEE HoweFs hre used one beau
titai banfh is eonaidsfed ample
esshsiie food far : aay The Japanese
kaow that oaly ars heaatlfni object
AZ a fime Nan BE- Appreciated. and
they aim ag plarinr that object 90 per
feet relation to iis aaffuundlnes 4
vase - nasefs in a Japanese house ls
ths gFlutIHsi fhiaE 81 he reem. near
ahieh ihe chief Eaest n the evening
la seated
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-05

The rescue chamber q a safety
provision of some q tbe large Aus
tflsa mlnes L isa stfuagly timheFsd
Fsifesl and iia slaEie entrance has 4
aoef hat can be made tight against
air aaa vatsr ty means q rubber 81
pn9s it has three cylinders Il "a.
tgsn, saEcisut 70 saaals 20 msn TO
breathe three dsfs iaLalation gear
is ~ hand fos parties leaving the
chamber Tor reconnaissance Or signal.
inE. aud canned sfood. medicine and
arstsid appliances are also kept ia
the place The standard ruom wlll ae.
eommodate q asen for reasonable
tine for rescue
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-05

A enlored preacher who had only
: small share q tia worlds soods.
ard whose salary Nas hoi toflhcemlas
an several occasions became sFasfer
aied. AZ his morning service be spoke
% bis church members lh thia uay
nrederu and siutern. things = uot as
they should be. Yoa muss not spsct
.an preach un wilh You "A bad In
nehsa.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-05
n. nInnIt. ol 80

The woman Ia tae aaiolnlag hat
sAld te her youthful aelghbof. aVlr.
einla, ! Thought ! heard you crying
this merainE efeE not me-
I'm too old % cry I'm oYo years Old
that vaa Dot And how Old ls u8tfa
@ok. sbs's NEST iss she's cd enough
10 te foolish
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-05

You tod ne she saia with = poat.
thfcs uouiha after their marriage.
that yoa intendsl 10 die a bachelor
ITO az intenta and purposes. Be sad
y replied. I have lived up 70 my
declaration. ! en- knewn nos merely
e ~ sife's husband. .s--Juags
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-05

The ueEsaf Please. sir, Nlll yo1
AInaIE aaainl poor man who has
thfes wives - sapportf
Tha Pedestrian WAY % Yoa mean
i 40 Foa ara = blEamiat7
IHH HesEas q. Ne. sir Tuo q
Dem 81 lAa wives Of M sona In lAw.
Stray Hsarlsa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-05
rae trsors Or ETERNITY
Thls Hsu Haa Hls o~u sna PssulIar
ideas en- th~ sublset.

Mfs q. " Nccuiloch. of chlcaEo
~ taxing up her new ofnre % justice
- ihe pcAea. toit a Ctleaso reporter
that ia the performances af maffla2e
eeren0nles $40 fropqsgs e omlt tas
aafd obey intiAeae enilshtanat
aaFs sald Mse Mecalloeh. tAe voFd
atsy has iosi ifs meanlnE b the n.ar
flAao eguifae The best wife fDes
nrt ffWrr rs ut btf AaHnHa
sng mafe thaa IRE beat t8thaaa pro-
fea t9 Qb hA @9e bileHeH q
or t Mg sf wat
eaWn 81 ltak iaat ve 81
egun iais raalu uaIt Hn 8 H
seaaiases A. meaningless 81 q
certain W Na t9 'a
fua Ha rhe husband hsf
ta F1n aisas Hkeig w fa.af
hm t hf N.f faaY be
nn p cfg t sr $50 ssa
hh fH ~ w a1
row Uh mo ihs sh hN
iane ta a 7 90 sfa
sav Na8
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-05
rag raAespIss OF eAaIs.
Record o. ths ssamy side q the Gay
Frsneb Capital.

From 900 % 200 bodies are -
ceired IN the mnFrae in PARIS every
year Thesc represent suicides ard
murders. and nor tie deaths that oe.
cur ia thn ordinary course Of sYeuis
A0d of these sdif siagshfsrvfs nearly
hail afa drowHlnes which maans fhRi
every aay st Feast lteo peraana iamp
into the Seine two pooF pfstehsa
wha haYe failed q Ind hfe worth hv
ing ia ths mnalh8 Il October and
November ka'nHea lY dfouuiHE 10
Pafls ART Doodle what t6eF Are tbe
remalatff e the year TIE prospect
- having 30 suffer lhn har6shsas "
aapiher wiete He ehi tn me
eQii aut slnle i ia tha fnbN By
sao maea fa gsgeensa vsn
3efpf Ah Gfe faet fcfsa
hy iha aa.ete n fe of Paris h
tt4i eamra hHu t asake -
fneHuifs ss Is uea ia
Pore fl ts ~ n 81 eomra
afa Hh3 FH
F shH f $40 ia.
1tie w h
faE ft ~ aha lt
taa e
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-02
IDAHO NEWS.

Walter Chambers, wanted in Oro-
fino ON the charge Of assault with in
tent to commit murder, was arrested
recestly in Lewiston. The warrant
was swsrn to by Louis Jahnke. It was
issued last March, since when Cham
bers has eluded arrest.
d. E. Thomas and H. w. Bidell, en-
ployes of the Spokane International
railway. attempted to cross tho Pend
d'Oreille river, near Wrencoe, Christ
mas eve. Their boat was found over
turned in the river. The river was
dragged and the bodies recovered.
A burglary was committed at the
wholesale house of the Falk Mercan-
tile company at Boise recently, which
was probably the work Of profession
ais. They gained entrance into the
wareroom and cut into the vault
through . heavy wall. working from
toilet room. One hundred and
eighty dollars in cash was secured
and about $1,000 In checks.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-02

Authorities differ as to the period Of
Indian summer" and there arc some
who deny there is such a thing ut all.
Just as there are iconoclasts who deny
the story Of William Tell and the cpl
sode Of Washington's hatchst. These
doubling Thomases can be dismissed
with contempt. Indian summer Is too
poetic an idea to be trampled out I'M.
der the iconoclastic hoOf. 1t is q verify
that everybody believes In. Just when
this charming climatic interval occurs
IL a doubt that adds to its mystic
charm.
October. with Its gorgeous dyes, IL
generally credited as the month in
which Indian summer occurs, but in
reality 1t Is In November that nature
pauscs In her round OF seasons and
presents to man that peculiar loveliness
20 enhancing to the senses, a loveliness
and charm that have made Indian sum.
mer a popular romance.-Newark Ad.
vertiser,
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-02
SCHUMANN.HElNk.

The coming of Schumann-Heink to
the Spokane theater in Spokane on
January Is Is attracting the most un-
usual interest. Schumann-Heink Is
apart from all other singers inasmuch
as she has two distinct qualities Of
voice; deep toned contralto and a
powerful ringing mezzo soprano, both
of unsurpassed quality and sweetness
The superb voice and genial. whole
some personality Of the artist are
known everywhere. and little that is
new remains to be said Of one Of the
foremost singers Of the world. Her
Spokane program will delight all low
ers Of song. 1t will consist of brilliant
operate numbers from the Italian.
English and German composers,
group Of Hungarian Gypsie songs by
Brahms. three numbers by Schubert,
and others by List, Schumann and
Rossi. Miss Helen Schaul. q dis
tinguished pianist Of wide reputation
in England and on the continent, will
he heard in three solo numbers. There
ca be no doubt Of the royal welcome
to be given Nine. Schumann-Heink In
Spokane. The vocabulary Of the
critics has almost been exhausted in
praise Of this wonderful songstress.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-02

The old Bodie mine situated in the
Toroda creek country. about IA miles
south of Chesaw, Wash, has again
changed hands, the York Mining COM
pany, the owners, having sold out to
party of Okanogan men-Frank,
Charles and Walter Bibbee and Frank
Williams Of Chesaw and the Fisher
brothers of Bodie.
Boundary. B. c., ore shipments
Christmas week were: To CRANKY
smelter from CRANKY mines, 14.141
tons; from Emma, SO tons; to B. G.
Copper company's smelter from the
Mother Lode mine. $3.50 tons; from
Snowshoe mine. $50 tons; from EN-
ma, 264 tons; to Nelson smelter from
Skylark. 20 tons; to Dominion Cop
per company's smelter from Brook
lyn-Stemwinder, 1472 tons; from Raw
hide, 1904 tons; from Sunset, $40
tons; total for week. 22,174 tons; to-
tai shipments for year to date, L.
162,034 tons.
A few days ago DR.. W. A. Long
and his associates gave an option to
Judge ]. 2. Moore of Spokane ON the
Standpat and Arsnoa claims, imme-
diately adjoining the Barnes-King at
Kendall, Mont. on the north, the price
agreed upon being 100000.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-02
IDAHO NEWS.

]. H. Taylor and Roy Schreives
were acquitted recently in Moscow Of
the charge of murder of David Collier
Harry T. West. representative from
Cassia county, is talked of for speak
er of the Idaho house Of representa-
tives.
Robert Lansdon. secretary of state
elect, charged with the emblezzlement
of $40 while serving as assessor Of
Washington county. Idaho, has been
acquitted.
Harry Orchard, who confessed to
the assassination Of former Governor
Steunenberg, was taken to Caldwell
to appear before the district court.
The case was continued for the term.
The roads on the Camas prairie have
become so bad because Of the Excess
sive rains. that it is now considered
dangerous to attempt to 60 up or down
the Sites hill after dark.
Lucy Allen, the squaw who owns .
$4,000 elk tooth dress, handed down
by her father and grandfather, was
bound over to the district court to an
swer to . charge of murder in the nrst
degree.
In such 4 terrible condition are the
streets Of Lewiston that the city
council has decided to take up the
matter Of paving Main street. There
is also a movement looking to the
metering the entire water system.
A. L. Brown. q miner employed In
the Last Chance mine of the Federal
company's properties, was instantly
killed at Wardner, as he was going
of from night shift. He was struck
in the head by a rock thrown from a
blast hole.
The conference at the,pfice Of Major
Fem, forest supervisor, with the
sheep men of Sawtooth reserve and
the south side of Payette reserve is
closed and Major Fem has gone to
Weiser with the sheep men Of the
northern part Of Payette reserve. The
establishing of corrals and herding
grounds has been the only thing dis
posed il at this meeting. The mat
ter of alloting range will come up at
a future meeting. Many conflicting
interests were involved in establish
ing the trails and holding grounds.
but after a lengthy discussion all diff
ferences were compromised and per-
manent trails and holding grounds es-
tablished.
The state land board has made an
order requesting the segregation Of
10000 acres Of land on the north
side Of the Snake to be reclaimed
from the proposed north side canal
system of the Twin Falls Land &
Water company. The company pre-
viously had 10000 acres segregated
in the vicinity of its dam at Miner,
making about 10000 to be reclaimed
on the north side of the river. This
followed the compromise Of the con-
test between that company and the
Idaho Canal company over some 5000
acres of this land, under which the
latter company agreed to take another
tract Of land which could be covered
from its system. but could not be
reached by the other.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-02

camp. but for the men only. The won.
en- eat when and where they can.
When a pot Of meat has been cooked.
the head Of the family steps outside Of
his snow house and shouts, "Oo-yook,
oo-yook." which means some cooked
food IL ready. and the men and boys
pick up their knives and repair to tho
hut where the food 10 to be eaten. Tho
smoking-hot meat 10 taken out of tho
stone kettle In which It was boiled ana
ID placed In q large wooden bowl,
whoever 10 nearest to this meat piis
seizes piece. probably half ~ big 40
his head. and looking 1t carefully over,
selects a corner which appears most at.
tractivs to him. He takes this IN his
teeth and sewers It from the largo lump
with his knife, which passes danger.
ousiy near bis nose during this opera.
tion. He then hands the hump to HE
neighbor. who selects and cuts OF his
favsrite bite In the same way. After
the first man has passed the chunk -
his Deighbor, he takes q large piece Of
blubber. from which he cuts OF q small
portion and then passes It along - be
had previously done with the meat And
20 the meat and the blubber keep cireu.
lating until all Is gone. The next and
last course at an Eskimo feast IL the
water In which the meat was boiled,
which Is like a rich broth or bouillon.
They reverse the order at civilized din
nsrs and have their soup last-Pllgrim.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-02
A NORTHERN DINNER.
Eat Meals IN Chunks In the Arctic
Regions.

Eat Meals 4. Chunks In the Arctic
Regions.
Dwellers in cold countries have no
ChristmaA Not only do they have no
Christmas, but neither do they have a
New Years day nor any Fourth Of July
or Thanksgiving or any Saturday half
holiday or any Sunday. One day 10
just like another to them, going
through the same routine day after
day. and they soon lose track Of the
years that mark their ages.
A mother ties a knot In the drawing
string Of her trousers when her child Is
q year old. and II the string II strong
enough to last three or four years, she
knows it, age for that length of time |;
but when the string 10 worn out and
thrown away. the record goes with It
While there are no feast days, any day
may b feast day, because that 10 de-
pendent upon the supply Of food. The
day q walrus has been killed and
brought homs there u teasing IN GsAe
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-02
LEGAL INFORMATION.
~e%N~N~~%~

e~Se~~sc~~
A contract by a manufacturer to en-.
ploy a laborers none but members Of
a particular union rs held, In Jacobs Va
Cohen IN. ~. 2 L. X. A. IN. 81 292.
not to be void a. against public policy.
Explosives used In the construction
Of a railroad roadbsd are held. In
Schaghticoke Powder Co. Va. Greenwich
4 J. r. Co. IN. ~. 2 l. r. A. IN. 81
288. to be materials used In the i'm
provement Of property. within . mo
chanics' lien statute
One with whose wife money v left
by . finder for his inspection. On her
suggestion that It may be his, II held.
In Williams ~ State (Ind.). 2 L. r. A.
IN. 81 Pa 10 b. guilty Of larceny II he
wrongfully rstains 1t under claim that
be 10 the true owner.
That . decree Of Q State court hav.
ing Jurisdiction Of the parties, uphold
Ing a divorce granted In another State,
Is binding IN a third State. and prevents
an attack there upon the decree Of d.
vorce. Is held In Bidwell Va. Bidwoil
IN. c., 2 L. r. A. IN. 81 1924.
The power of the legislature to for
bid the marriage Of epileptics when the
woman Is under A years Of age IL up
held In Gould vs.. Gould (Conn.), 2 l..
X. A. IN. s. 531. A note to this case
collates the other authorities as to the
power of the legislature to forbid mar
riage.
Death by asphyxiation from the acci-
dental Inhalation Of gas while asleep Is
held, In Travellers Insurance Company
VS.. Ayers (Ill.), L. r. A. IN. 81 1913,
not to be within an accident insurance
policy exempting the insurer from liza
bility for death resulting directly or In
directly from any gas or vapor.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-02
Are Marking the Boundary.

The work Of marking the boundary
between Canada and the United States
has so far progressed in the district
where operations through a wild and
rugged region have been going on for
several years. that the government is
now asking an appropriation to con-
tinue the work farther east, states a
Washington, D. c.. report. The sec
rotary Of the treasury has transmitted
to congress an estimate Of $4,000 to
be inserted in the diplomatic and con-
sular appropriation bill. 1t IL proposed
to use this money to mark that part
Of the boundary lying between the
headwaters of the st. Croix river and
Halls stream.