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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-16

SATURDAY.. May
Harry Hunt vent 70 Tulsa today On
business
Mrs Akin returned today from a y.s-
Il az Alton
John Ingram returned 70 his hose
At Tulsa today
5. 5, Cobb returned today from .
visit 10 Mussosee
D, J Murray o Auskogee was 10
the metropolis thls morning
W Il condon. q Oswegu is Ia VI
nita this afternoon on business
W r Friend left on THE Frisco ID.
day tor q business trip 10 Tulsa
Attorney Gus patten made a pro
fessional trip . hussogee to-day
ER Allen Of Oklahoma Ciiy was >
guess az the Coba thls morning.
5 + wallsn vii accompany ". II.
Darrough 70 Washington tonight
Col l. Q. Tel fas returned FROM 4
visit Of several weeks ia New Mckee
Mrs Dora Guthrie of Coisyyills vas
among the arrivals oa the nyer this
morning
A new plane store IS being opeued
10 the scott building south of tne
pcsfonice
5. Osborn ; prominent LAWYER II
Coneyyllle was ! visitor la this elty
this Afternoon
u. q Hawkins returned on the iy3f
ttn morning from 81 Louis where he
has been with ; car lad Of hogs
Mrs Narcissa 0Nen EFF ths morn.
lug for Muskogee for 8 vislt with her
son Robert L Ovens
W J Horton IS here from MeAles
Ter In the interest q his candidacy
for supreme Judge
3 A. Mars of Csutralia was =
visitor 10 tie county seat this morn
ing
j. r WhaFtan : sell known travel.
lng man Of parsons was guest 1T
the Green this morning
A. G brewster u Pryof Creek spent
this morning here
Cars Stefbcua travelling Fepresen.
tative cf the St Louis Republic was
here today.
II. j. Blue q Carmen. tn, who hes
been Ia the territory Tor the pasl
several weeks oa business returned
last night from naftlesyille and Tuisa.
+. L. Orr fetuFi.si % Chelsea thls
morning after ; sislt here with ~
parents aad friends.
Harry Mitchell returned last night
from Oklahoma CITY. whore he h.
been attending ; meeting Of ~
pharmaceutical societies Of the tws
territories.
The Duke Of France has "a crosne.
Registered. lis breeding comes Al.
rect from the government stables Il
France. He has . registered cfozel
the same e. Casino g5l62. Duke q
France Is the sire Of the magnificent
colt showu o. eaF streets today ant
belongs to slr. Henry Goddard n.
Duke Of France s : magnificent an
nal aud has al he points desired b
competent horse judges
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-16

Clarence y Douglas. IN aussogee
phosuls Hamon IS xrsckIng the
Republican party We must put out
5 tleset ana vote FOR tie constitution.
Bird Mcclure II lie Republicans
- not nominate theu tie aghf Woald
IL solely upon the constitution.
Oklahoma Post Nothing would 10
pIease and strengthen tie Democratic
party IN oklahoma e to have the ne
publleans oppose tha constitution a. 4
party measure individuals can 80 "A
they please, bur the pafgf should seep
their lnger ou. q the trap
Esndrlck Dispaten TIE lRepubli
ean party should put = ticket 10 the
field 70 be voted Oh August q, BY all
means
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-16
Fftfss paANshst Ma tN4
Notlee Of sale oi OF aaa 0ss Min-
ing Lease

tng Lease
~ TIE Enlisd states District Ieaft 81
tAz Neffhsfn n.sulei qg tie tudlaa
Territory
II lie matter Of .he guardianship n
Rsteees Lett lnsanf tfaHA Kemp.
RuaadIzns
rahIIe nat.ca ia hereby given that ia
the cause renflng 81 the fFotsfe deea'
et = tie Tpited hiatcs Court fuf The
Northern District al Noaata# the said
Enza.IEHn has heea authorized ard
alaeatea - tne court q advertise Tor
bIas fer u.I and Gas Minlne leHss upon
the lard nf hia said ward. and sell the
saase Is The highest and bess tlddef
therefor. said land heinw lQeAleA as tal,
lpm8
- a. og Nv ar ~ ~ a. II section "a
ama nafsh halt of nw qf ~ AZ d II ATe
tsoH 81 ast II town aH,rengF ie consisting
81 sH .efe8. unfa or less This SAFE viii
hr nnhilz. and viii te held at he osfiee
~ 4 i. Elehcu. mastsf ln ehaneefe
aaa Probate commissioner at the court
hoazs 4 Finlla on Tuesday. tie lfth
dak 81 Hae. 1907. ~ ii oseInsk e -
and open bids 90 thea and there ~
received IS said master ana kuuimit.
slanss f1f said leases
Terms = leasing For 3 nerlod ~
afgssa ssafs % be paId .u bard e the
Probate Commissioner. teaFtaief vita
the aaafdIan atlosueF fee aaH ~ e..
neassz - the sale Lease - - IL eun'
/ iafmIff eth tht rules su6 rexalatiaus
~ shs Secretary % the Eetsflef. and
Jules e this court
A. n. EfcHEs
Master II rhnneefy aud Probate Com.
mIaAIaneF
| II HTAnk Kamp. GnaFdsan. Ama
phl1ga Il EaAa. UuArdlmn'H Aaaornay
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-16

And agau this honest editor ~ho "a
nor afraid 70 say in cold type what be
believes praises the constitution Ia
this editorial paragraph
Hlt the people will read and study
tie constitution, aud compare u with
tie other constitutions of the United
states they wiIl and II 60 compare
ssry favorable with Any Of them This
old stors -because 'wesiiden't DO IL :
IS al wrong rs Simply hot afr
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-16

nj LEVIN ND
Iva Practice limited 70 diseases of
l,e aya once with Drx Foftnef A
lagby.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-16

We can deliver tie goods Coed sxlss.
men mean good sales. Coed gald men
mean good sefyice IN yafdlng water.
iuK and weighing your sIaeks We
guarantees good sales good service and
prompt returns Maze Yauf next
Shipment @ the old reliable Geo.
X. HaFsa Commission CO Market
paper ard market letter ffse II you
want either. write Us Ne VII -
glad II TEAR from you az AZ
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-16
REPUBLICAN VIEWS
or rHK CONSTITUTION AS Ex-
PRESSED BY SOME LEADERS.
4 BUNCH Of HOT SHOTS
Comments From a Few Leading Re-
publican Papers and pr0mi.
ncnt Politicians.

The honest editor Of tie FAlits star
editorlally says
I'VE can't see for the life of Us SHY
some OF our brother newspaper men
are making such = howl about the
Con Con. and the dlstrlcting of the
ne4 state Boy. come down, Ue
Noa,d have done the same thing n ~e
had been Ia power
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-16
ATTORNEYS.

eaAsJ kAF1ssa GAS MnsltAss
eeeg.lss lssiisa iA~t ss.s......... ss.s.
kAppLHR a mEpil.LAT
Attorneys sus cauaselieFs-at-Law
Pr.ssl.s ssssss ~ cess.., eeass.... essssnnsn
iaAis4 seses tpesi4.sf
Uses. neAs s@iiainf ~staip3ssH, g
GAYLORD n, BEBorT.
ATrUnHRN.AT~LAw
RoOm 81 Scott Building.
NlnltA, 1 4
CHAS .. ROGERS
Attorney al Law
once second noor HAlsell block
PHYSICIANS
.Da csAio
II Physician and Surgeon
once Upstairs over PostohSs
Phone 2sg Vinita. Ind Ter,
&c AauNpSoN, ND
~ PnYuciAn A srnoBcN
phana aag Calls nnswwywd AnV
or night once ia Mc0eorgs
building
DR. vIMER
- The only exclusive ere, eas and
noss Specialist IN Territory
Exas treated and glasses properly htted
once ~ drugstore. Ntnita
G. .. xEaEDlru sN. MEREDITH
MEREDITH BROTHERS
VETERINARIANS 4 DENTISTS
oass phsas .s Hesrial - rssissn
NaslaeAss paaas ~ Nialta.
oihss -TAYLoR's BARN
NIL LEVIN, ND
tFl Practice limited 10 diseases of
lie eye once with Drx Foftnef A
lsgbY.
n. e MCCARTHY, Nd
PHYSICIAN sUHabos
McGelfge Blds Phone ~
DENTISTS
z A. sTuBBLErEp. Q. II. D.
As' DENTIST
Onics Ia McGeorge building VinitA
Phone itl
Il nlon.t eoe Yoa Any Noss . ao 70 ne
COBB HOTEL BARBER ShuP
fos sas4 ss,y SHAVE ana up.ta-asie
HAIRCUT
Effaf MAX AZ kkFisf
FINLEY 3 HAWKINS
------=-==-
G. B. WILLIAMS
AuctIoneer & Salesman
Write of Phone me At NlHiGa ! T.,
Tor dates
For Good sales. Good Serslee. rfomps
Returns ship Your Stock @
G go. r. 3 a r : &
-. ga.-h F2 -
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-16

state Capital TIE state CAPITA
believes the platform should declare
strnugly against the constitution. com
demnlug the document a. 4 whole.
then nominate a ticket q strong men
NatOnga nepuhlIc4n - ~ Gov.
Ferguson The plan proposed "A very
foolish. In fact it IS - fndiculops
that 4 followed would ls held 40 %
fldicale an over the proposed state.
That + 10 put out 4 state ticket and
81 tie same time declare against the
adoption of the constitution. Il would
be double cfuss.ns tie candidates and
asking them 70 make iight. knowing
that Il successful IN tie fight u would
mean their persunal defeat
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-16
Local Happenings

The Commercial hotel has closed rs
doors
WIN. Little has returned from
visit at Ramona.
Grant Victor was among the Alton
visitors here today.
\. n. Fisher waS Welch visitor ~
the metropolis today
@. q. Depew "a in wslch this after
noon on land business
G. L. Amos, Of Miami was here ou
business this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. French OF Muskoges
are visiting IN this city
Harold Barks OF Centraia, No
spent this afternoon here
II. NJ. Adams came over from Chei
sea last night on business
Joseph Hunt IT,, is in Bartlesyills
for a few days on business.
n, G. Covan left this forenoon on :
business trip 70 Muskogee.
Dr Oliver Baghy left this morning
for BartlvavlIle on business
] X. Rutledge, Of Monett spent to.
day IN this city on business
w. r. Wade went TO Alton this
morning to attend conference.
M. o. Fields ot Collinsyllle Vas
transaeting business here today
J. R. Campbell went to Seneca. No,
this morning on business tfiS
Harry Bagby IS here from Bartles
Vile for visit with his parents
W. A. Burke Of the new brick plant
arrived last night from Bentonsllle.
Attorney J. H. HuckleberFy OF Nus.
kogee Is looking after Interests hers
today,
Police officer John Britt Is making q
strenuous effort 20 collect dog taxes
today.
D. NJ Darrough left on the Frisco
this morning for Alton 70 attend con
ference.
W. E. Rainey of Cottage Grove,
Tenn, is isyislting Al the home Of Jos
eph Hunt
J. II. stewart or B.uslacket va,
mingling with the throng % Vinlta
streets today
II u. Preston, president o. the VI
nita Gas company vas here this morn
ing from naFtlesyllle
J Il. Scott and wife are Ia Aft0l
attending tile district conference Q.
the Methodist church
Howard Ilall Of the arm q Hal
Osborn. civil engineers returned lasl
night from Baftlesylle
Ab Burlington the negro who -
taken . the insane asylum at 81.
Louis, returned 10 this city today
Miss Maud Node book keeper at Il,
Fnlee Hardware company has re-
turned from 4 weeks vocation At zena
Contractor Il n smith IS putting
large plate Elass front in tie uafe
house Of the Ffazls Hardware con
pany.
T. N. Saatzel, a well known rea
estate aud loan man OF Parsons. "a.
here tits morning on route 70 Clare
more.
A. b. Davis arrived this morning
from Oklahoma city and has taker
a position vith the Avery Roberts n
sestmeut company
Oney Davis vho has been confined
Ia the federal lal on a chage Of dis
turblng religious worship was dis
charged this morning
On aaY . the East circle Of IL
Ladies' Aid society Of the Presbgtsf
ian church viii entertain on the iawt
a. the residence Of y n Mars.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-16

Tns Louisville CousIsF.1ournal says
Fwaslsnt Roosassl1 n ; mobile
lAna. Bot that's onlf ana af his 81
saEsa1laA
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-18
HONEYMOON SPECIAL
Train Leaves Chicago Loaded TO the
Guards With ''SpOOns."

Train Leaves Chicago Loaded To the
Guards With "SpOOns."
CHICAGO, Dec 1S.-Loaded to
the guards with a cargo of spoons, +"
the Honeymoon Special" inaugural
ed by three western railroads leaves
Chicago today for a thirty days trip
of cooling and billing and loye-mak-
ing. All of the passengers are new
lyweds or married couples who have
not yet taken their honeymoon trip.
The train which will bear the honey
moOners on their journey is among
the most luxurious ever sent out of
this city. and is manned by discreet
trainmen who have been there
themselves" and who will give the
travellers the utmost possible privacy
for their manifestations Of affection.
1t is promised by the railroad officials
that the trip will be an ideal" one.
and this promise bids fair to be car
ried out to the letter. Various parts
of the West and the Pacific coast
will be traversed by the Honeymoon
Special" before Il returns to ChIca-
go thirty days hence.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-18
CITY IN BRIEF

A pretty window NAV be soen at
VIM arr-Chainey company's store.
An excellent imitation Of typical IRE
place, with It's necessary surround
ings. In neatly arranged. rejecting
credit on the the author.
John II. Nichols. who formerly ran
a livery stable at st. Marics. has sold
that property and leased the Park
hotel with the intention. It In said. OF
running n large rooming and board
ing house.
w. II. Gillian and I. p. Brown
expect TO leave tomorrow for the up
river country on a hunting trip. The
game Is expected to take TO the
woods when these nimrods arrive in
that locality.
r. c. Stocks. OF Crooked Blur, Al
kansas. has settled near the Roman
Catholic church. lie has brought his
family which represents the fifth one
from that locality recently. They en-.
pect TO settle on farms.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-18

that some three weeks ago a citizen
of Occur d'Alene called his attention
to the fact that she had already grad
uated, but as they could not find a
substitute for her In that time, he
had her continue on the team.
Yet, knowing this. Mr.. Barton.
without informing Mr. Lee. sent Miss
Wylie, one Of the high school teach
ers. to escort the girls to Wallace
While here they. in conversation with
Harry Bard about high school classes
told him that they all belonged to
classes below the senior.
IT is true that Miss Sands IL still
taking a number OF studies in the
Occur d'Alene high school and the
rules governing the debate declare
that the three members participating
shall be students In good standing in
the schools they represent. II is pos
sible that technically Miss sands
might have been considered eligible
under the rules. but II 10 only fair 10
the students of the Wallace high
school and the citizens Of Wallace
that people should know that Occur
d'Alene sent their graduate salutat-
orian Of last May to compete with our
students"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-18

The Cleveland Leader recently dug
up q retail EroceTs bill for supplies
delivered 10 a family In the seventies
which throws light upon the compare.
tive cost Of living then and now. Ths
neoeasaries Of lite. Of course, figure
heaviest on n bin for the table. FIoar
was retailing In Cleveland In IBTG e
almost double the price ruling today.
Markets had then barely recovered
from the high war prices on certain
imported articles. notably sugar. eoeraa
and tea, and these Indispensable a.
well rs lemons and imported dF1ed
fruit were higher than at present. In
crease OF production has made peaches
cheaper today than they were thirty
years ago.
Aside from peaches, the products of
The home soil are generally higher
now than In the seventies. Eggs now
cost double. and ali products OF ths
dairy are higher. Formerly the eOndi.
tion Of crop had a direct effect upon
prices, but In spite OF abundant crops
fruit and vegetables now command
prices higher than formerly for tha
reason. probably. that the consumption
per capita ID greater.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-18

their respects to the chief executive
and his wife.
This is always the most elaborate
reception of the Washington season,
for 1t is the first large gathering of
its kind, and the members of the Soc
ial world meet to exchange greetings
for the first time, in many cases, after
their summer vacations. Every one
is in holiday humor and the occasion
is gala one.
The hours of the levee are from IL
to l O'Clock, when the last stragglers
of the veterans and oldest inhabitants
are filing in the front entrance as the
earlier and more favored guests are
departing for their homes.
The diplomatic reception will fol-
low eight days later, occurring on the
evening of January 8, from Q until
1890 O'Clock. The members Of the
diplomatic corps are to be the honor
ed guests of that evening, and every
one in social and official Washington
is busily pulling strings to secure in
vitations to this exclusive affair. With
the members of the diplomatic rep
reservations of all the thirty-eight
countries and foreign powers accred-
tied to this post present, and all in
full uniform, their breasts glittering
with jeweled orders, and the ladies
of the embassies and legations in
their most elaborate gowns, the sight
is one long to be remembered.
The diplomatic dinner at the White
House follows, to take place this
year on January 16, when the chiefs
of embassies and legations are wined
and dined at the executive mansion.
Members of the United States SUI
preme court will assemble at the
White House on January 90 for the
judicial reception, while the dinner
in honor of the justices and their
families will follow on January 30.
Anursddy, reDTuary D, from S:0O
to 1920 is the date set for the
congressional reception. when the
senators and representatives, with
their wives and families. will pay
their respects to the President and
Mrs. Roosevelt.
On the night of February 30 will
take place the last of the official re-
ceptions of the White House season,
when the officers of the army and
navy will be entertained. All of the
officers will appear in full uniform,
and the affair will be second only in
point of brilliancy to the diplomatic
reception.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-18
SOLDIERS ARE EXEMPT

!. M. Busby, county commissioner.
arrived in the city today from Rath-
drum where the county commissioners
have been holding a session. They
have decided that all old soldiers of
the civil war are entitled to their
$1,000 property assessment exemption
on condition that they claim their
rights. This may be done by send
ing a full and definite description OF
the property to the county assessor.
C. A. Bailor. Rathdrum. and inclose
an affidavit stating that they are en-
titled to the exemption by reason OF
their civil war service.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-18
HOW COEUR D'ALENE WON
Wallace Paper Charges Team With
UnfaiFness.


UnfaiFness.
The following statement rejecting
on Coe1r d'Alene's high school de-
batting team. is taken from the Wal
lace Press:
Miss Emma Sanis the star Dc.
batter OF the Occur O. Alsn team. was
recognized on the stree Of Wallace
as one who had already graduated
lass June from the cDe.r d AieIe
high school
Suspicion being aroused. a grad
uate OF the Wallace high school
looked into her graduates album and
found the program Of Occur d'Alene's
graduation exercises last May. Miss
Sands not only graduated but vas
salutatorian in the exercises. Sup
erintendent Barton was then in Office
in Occur d'AIene and over the phone
this afternoon admitted to Mr.. Lee
that she graduated with % points TO
her credit He informed Mr.. Lee
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-18
WEDDING Anniversary
MIR. and Mrs. +. l.. Dlttimore Cele.
brate Sixtieth Year. !.

brate SiXt1eth Year.
Charles Dittimore. Perry Dittimore
and wife. Jessie Dittemore, MIR. and
Mrs. w. q. stoddArd. and Mr.. and
Mrs, BENJAMIN thinner are at Post
Falls today to take dinner with MIR.
and Mrs. T, l.. Dittimore and assist
them in celebrating their sixtieth
wedding anniversary. That is a long
time for man and wife to be permit
ted to live together and It Is possible
that the hardy pioneer life of this
aged couple has something to do with
the fact that they are able TO cele-
brate this anniversary. They have
but one child, l.. T. Dittimore. a real
estate agent Of Post Falls, who will
also attend the celebration.
Mr.. 7. L. Dittimore is 81 years OF
age and was born on the banks Of
the Wabash of parents who were
then carving out a frontier home.
When Is years OF age the Wabash
had lost its attraction for young Dit
timore and his parents--it had be-
come too thickly populated--and
they moved on to Missouri, where
the young man remained until the
breaking out of the Mexican war
when he crossed the plains and
fought the Mexicans. That was In
1S46 and aC the close of the war he
returned to Missouri where he was
married and remained until 1850
when the gold discoveries took him
to California. He never returned
east and together with his wife has
spent the remainder OF his life In Cal
ifornia, Oregon. Washington and Ida
no. He settled In the Palouse ooun-
try near Dayton Wash, 20 years ago
when that country was new.
But few married people are permit
ted to enjoy such a long period OF
welded life and few at their age are
more robust than Mr.. and Mrs. Dit
timore.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-18
WHITE HOUSE SOCIETY
|Cial Program for the Season Opens
Tomorrow Evening.

Cial Program for the Season Opens
Tomorrow Evening.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-All is
readiness for the cabinet dinner at
r White House tomorrow night.
nich will usher in the program of
ncial dinners and receptions for the
Ason Of 1907 and 1908. At the
'nquet tomorrow night President
d Mrs. Roosevelt will gather
ound them the formers official ad-
pors and their families. with about
equal number of other distinguish
guests,
The next event on the social pro-
I'm of the White House will be the
n Years reception, which will ush-
IN the series of state receptions.
that day all the ofieial world
call at the White House to wish
president and Mrs. Roovevelt "A
ppy New Year" The cabinet, the
Preme court. the ambassadors. and
nlsters of the diplomatic corps.
n their secretaries and attaches.
high officers OF the army and
,, senator's and congressman and
ost Of prominent and well-knOwn
tens will be invited to call. with
ladies Of their families, to pay
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-18
HoLDUP MEN ESCAPE
Harry Draper Chased Men With
BlOOdhounds.


BlOOdhounds.
Harry Draper, who Is well known
In Spokane and vicinity as the man
with the blood hounds. was in the
city this afternoon.
He claims the reported torch which
was seen a few nights ago by the en-
gineer on the Northern Pacific train.
was In the hand OF . hOldup man. He
claims when the special arrived from
Spokane which brought him and 9TH
erS TO the scene near Trent that be
immediately put the hounds on the
trail and tracked the men TO a loca-
ton under . bridge where he and the
posse found q large amount OF dyna-
mite. already prepared for the explo-
sion which was supposed to be in
tended for the money safes on the
train.
From there they followed them TO
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-18

pany. While our institutions have a
very large capital invested in proper
ton to our liabilities and are fully
able to take care of themselves,
wish it distinctly understood that
my private fortune, or so much of
1t as may be needed, will be poured
into our banks whenever necessary
to protect the creditors of these
banks. ANY one doing business with
any bank with which ! am connected
as an officer and stakeholder shall
never lose a dollar so long as ] have
a dollar with which to pay. whether
such money is invested in the bank
or in other enterprises.
"At this time there is no reason
for alarm, There is no reason why
any one should lack confidence in the
banks of Spokane or in the surround
ing country. The resources of these
institutions are ample for the pro-
lection of every creditor.
The time Is not far distant when
the embargo will be raised and cash
will be paid over the counter as be-
fore the furry. Business viii be
normal within a brief period. and
cash payments will not only be re-
sumed, but borrowers who can fur
nish proper collateral will be accom-
modated whenever money is needed
for Legitimate enterprises +"