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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-10

puI KNOW star IN dark night when | see IL
he answered, with a catch in his throat
Hush, beloved" she said catching his hand in
hers, she read, while all around them the sounds
of summer, the distant Clack of reaper the crack
of whip the locusts droning the whir of a Young
partridge, the squeak of a chipmunk toned to the
harmony OF the moment and her voice
Night and the somber silence Oh my Lowell and one
star shining. FIRST velvety sleep and then this
quick quiet waking to your which seems To call mo-
Is it's 1t you that Cals2 Do YOU sometimes even i,
your dreams speak to me Far beneath Inconsistencies
IS there the summons OF Your spirit like TO think
like TO think that this thing which has come IN ms i
deeper greater, than Sometimes dav and MONT
there flash before my eyes, my minds ewes pictures of
seen activities uncomprehended and unknown. BRIGHT
.tlurng gimpses OF some second being-some possible
maybe be realized future aasf Yet these ift
moving shutters of the soul imagination or rea;tv-
who shall say whCht-gve loy never before felt IN
HE II am not better for this love of mine for
you, am more than was and shall be than | am
Much of my te IN the past and smal-so much
that have sad and done and been unworthy my love
for you sharp light for gross mperfections of
the past. Come what will, be what must stake my life
my heart my soul you, that beautiful, beloved face
perfect hands that have bound the of your
destiny cannot go back; l must go forw, .d-now
must keep loving you be shipwreck. l did not
know that this this tide of love, this OF
devotion Destiny plays me beyond my ken, beyond
dreams.
20 CihGyon," from now or never, o nv
love- Loose me from the mast and let the storm and
wave wash out into the OF your forgetfuness now
or never. But keep ME, keep NE, II your love is great
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-10

RllbN JllC CCflp-uIC~
know that q ta. -r be
answered according q. Nv
was the hoarse repI. the
great head waggcd @ fro
in its S1naTting rage
Well, I'm doing - and
perhaps when the foil. ou-
we II come to the re.. Hu ID
the beast
There was a silence winch
the gross impoStor sE .eav-
lily in his seat. Wa hand
twItChed across the and
then caught at the h- The
threddbare black COa rJCt-
edlv
Rawley leaned for. one
elbow ON a knee. the 10 IN
his fingers He Sp.. MOST
conhdeutially. as u e
norant and miSguij. age.
as he had talked % Ir a5fs
IN his time when scar for
the truth regarding .-me.
I've had a lot ot -. .EonS
IN my time y llVys- doc
tor always does. ana ugh
there are folks who ST.. - uo
lawyer. as there are Nl0
SaVWith greater truth tlTe
no doctor, speaking c.. ally
We both have had rev. ms
You have seen 81 lOttha. -.--ly,
and ST. have | Ar# . NE
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-13
It Was Charles Egan
Who Was Killed
on Katy

The man who was found dead along
the Katy right OF way two miles north
of town was Charles Egan. His
brother, viii Egan, arrived In Vinita
this morning from Sedalia, and will
return to that place tonight with the
body.
The dead man left Sedalia last week,
and was last heard from at Parsons.
He was a railroad switchman, mem
ber Of the union. He left Sedalia in
search Of work. He was n years old
and unmarried. He leaves two broth
ers, Will and James, and a sister, all
of whom live in Sedalia.
The manner of his death still re-
mains mystery. No one has been
found who saw the accident that cost
him his life. 1t is supposed, however,
that he lost his balance and fell from
q moving train, probably from the top
OF car.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-13
GREAT list IDENTIFIED
Of Attractions Secured
For This Years
Chautauqua

Fred w. Bartell, manager Of the
Associated Chautauquas, which opeI'
ates the Yinita ChautauQua in addi'
tion to several others in this section,
has just closed contract with K. J.
lnnes, manager OF the Innes orchestra
band, for the appearance Of this band
at the Vinita Chautauqua in July.
This band, better known as InneS'
Famous Fifty, is one of the great
orchestral bands of the world, 1t is
distinctly different from all Of the
other large bands for the reason that
Mr.. Innes carries more reed pieces
than brass pieces. It is an immense
symphony orchestra combined with
the best band, every member OF which
is a finished musician. This year Mr.
Innes has added number Of vocal
soloists, making it thestrongest musi-
cal organization Of the kind In Amer
lea, and the two concerts which will
be given at the Cliautauqua will be
rare musical festivals.
Among the many other attractions
which will begiven at the Chautauqua
the following are OF more than usual
interest;
w. ]. Bryan, who will deliver his
lecture, "The Old Worlds Ways
Senator r. M. LaFollette Of Wis
consin, the noted reform statesman
who Will tell Of his thrilling exper-
fences in fighting the railroads and
corporations of his state.
G. B. Lands, one of the really great
national orators, will tell about "a
Decade in Washington.
Mrs. LaSalle CorDett Pickett, the
widow of General Pickett, will tell Of
Pickett's charge at Gettysburg and
relate incidents of the Old South.
Lieut.. q. B. Baldwin, the famous
Arctic explorer, will give an Illu-
strated lecture on the search for the
north pole, also exhibiting many GU
rios OF the land OF snow and ice.
Montaville Flowers will deliver his
famous Ben Hur," the greatest lec-
ture recital on the platform.
Chester Holcombe. former United
States minister to China, and author
OF many books on that country, will
lecture on 1.-THE Real Chinaman.
There will be many other interest
ing lecturers, space not being sufficient
to give all their names. Among the
treats, aside from Innes' great
band, will be Scnildkret's famous
Hungarian orchestra, the Boston La
dies Quartette, the Valley company,
and many others. Full details Of the
Hill be published before
long. Already plans are being made
to increase the capacity Of the audito-
rum for this years Chautauqua.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-13
side WALK DISTRICT
TO Be ENLARGED
1t is Now Proposed to Build Walks in
Entire Section South Of Frisco and
East Of Katy and to Pave vann

1t has been decided not to submit to
the council at the present time the
petition for sidewalks In the south
western part Of the city. Those who
have been working for the success Of
the movement have come to the con-
cluslon that the time is ripe for side
walks for the entire district south OF
the Frisco and east OF the Katy. The
ease with which the necessary number
of signatures was secured for the
smaller district has shown that the
great majority Of Vinita property
overs are anxious for improvements.
An amended petition, therefore, has
been drawn, and the work Of securing
the requisite number Of signatures
will be commenced at once. 1t Is be-
lieved that by the first OF next week
the petition will pe ready for presen-
tation to the council. BY making one
district of the entire section the ex-
pense Of publishing ordinances and
calls for bids will be reduced, and one
improvement board can look after the
whole matter
Then, too, the cost Of the work will
be kept down. It is believed that,
for such an extensive improvement as
this would be, the granitoid sidewalk
could be laid for 10 cents per foot.
Within few days a petition for the
paving Of Vann street will be circu-
lated. The Katy is said to be willing
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-13
SECRETARY MUST
ISSUE PATENT PATENT

Washington, DC, March l3-Judge
Wright Of Supreme Conrt Of District
of Columbia today sustained demurrer
filed by counsel for Belle Frost Of Mill
Creek, l. T., to answer Of Secretary
Hitchcock to rule why mandamus
shouid not issue compelling the secre-
tary to issue patent to Frost for forty
acres adjoining Mil Greek. Secretary
Hitchcock first refused to reserve this
land for townsite purposes and threw
it open to allotments. Mrs. Frost Sc
lected it. All omit certificates issued
here by Dawes commission and pat
ents, signed by heads Of Choctaw and
had considered and wanted land for
townsite purposes. Court holds al
omit certificates vested rights in Mrs.
Frost that secretary had no discretion
and must issue patent. Mrs. Frost
was represented by Attorneys Potter
and Walker Of Ardmore, and Happier
and Merrillat. Of Washington, d. Q.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-13
VINITA may HAVE
CITIZENS TICKET
Many Business Men Think Importance
Of Improvements Under Way De-
mandS NOn-PartiSan Ticket


About thirty Democrats and Repu-
blicans met last night in the Cobb
hotel and DISGUST plans for the nomln-
alton and election of non-partisan,
progressive ticket for the coming city
election. The weather was so bad
that no meeting Of the Commercial
club was held, and the few who had
come adjourned to1 thS COBB. Other
prominent citizens were phoned for,
and the movement was formally
launched.
AS yet no definite announcement Of
lans can be made. The tickets will of
course meet with the active opposi-
tion Of the Democratic machine, head
ed by Davis Hill, but there are many
progressive Democrats who have in
the past refused to obey Mr.. HIPS be-
hests, and who are very much in favor
Of the election Of a city ticket that
win be committed to the carrying for
ward Of the many improvements that
have been begun during the past year,
and which bid fair to make Vinita
new town. These Democrats believe
that the present is too critical time
In Vinita's history to allow politics
to interfere with the best develop
ment Of the city.
1t is not known, either, how the
movement will be looked upon .by the
Republican organization. 1t is be-
lieved, however, that the Republicans
will join the movement, as they have
always shown that they place che well
fare OF the city above the interests of
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-13

the party. They are responsible in
large measure for the Inauguration Of
the present campaign Of Improvement,
and they are intensely interested IN
seeing it carried out to successful
conclusion.
The Democratic ticket will ofcourse
be reactionary one. Already the
Vinita National bank is lining up its
cohorts, and at the primary election
its candidates will be successful as
they are. III. &. Ridenhour will not
be candidate this year, as he hopes
to be sheriff Of the county, but he will
again be in active charge of the mani
pulations of the Vinita National.
II a non-partisan ticket is pominat-
ed there will be one Democratic can
dldate and one Republican candidate
for each ward, with aRepubllcan, pro-
baby for mayor, since the Republi-
cans would furnish the majority Of
the votes necessary for the success Of
the ticket,
Those who attended last nights
meeting have been actively at work
today lining up the various elements
necessary for the success of the move
nent. If the required support is Sc
cured, a call for the mass-meeting OF
all interested in the election OF pro-
gressive business ticket, committed
unalterably to the imprgg ement OF
vinita, will be issued tomorrow or
next day.
FOLEYSHONEYAN6TAR
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-13

to do it's share, and the property own
ers who have been approached are also
anxious for the improvement, The
paving Of this street would be followed
by the parking Of the Kety right Of
way at the station, and this, together
with the auditorium and park oppo-
site the Frisco station, would give
Vinita an unrivaled entrance, some
thing that would attract all passengers
passing thru the town.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-13
TO Get CONSTI-
TUITION IN SHAPE

Guthrie, March l3. President MUIR
ray was authorized to name the edit
ing committe Of seven to get consti-
tuition In shape by resolution intro
duced BY Haskell this morning. AS
soon as third reading is completed
which will be this week, convention
will adjourn under the Haskell resolu-
tion, while the editing committee per-
fects the work. The time to reassembIe
was fixed first as April Is, but will be
definitely fixed by convention before
adjournment
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-13
WILL SECURE
BRICK PLANT

DR.. r. T. Winner had at noon secur-
ed ten subscriptions Of stock to the
brick plant. This matter will be
pushed vigorously by the Commercial
club and the mem Jers Of The commit
tee, and it is hoped that the plant
can be removed from Bentonville to
Vinita in short time.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-13
Allotment Wanted

Ny CAIN as an old intermarried
citizen ON the Cherokee nation has
been approved BY the interior depart
meat and I have been notified by the
Dawes commission to select an alloU-
ment. Now anyone wishing 70 make
a deal, write me at Dodge, Indian
Territory. MARY G. MCGHEE 100 1t
DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salve undoubtedly the best relief for
Piles. Sold by the Peoples Drug
Store and MaHarney s. Myers
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-13
EMPIRE BLOCK

Our line of Rugs at 95c $l.25 and
up to SIPS are beauties.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-28

iir from hand. sra dfop milk pail
The feTc Mia should y" fc ~ n worthless ana iu ~
bacteria d., .
tpj ofefng pail w. SMALL good arrangement b y
10 about iuetes IN diameter over
several layers Of clean cloth pad " cotton lhe 'o"
and through
nearly coany evidently much better 10 keep out the ft ~
fallen into the hh
According Joseph koy t)
the bacterial count exactly in half The use
Of tho 60
QUITO the method Of cleaning milk which Is quite popular
Europe with sand This quite effective
the notlc bacterial Another
the The
by oil slime and this
method cleaning the mix bu mas inc M
namely
(nj does not the bacterial count COS
The mill soursu usr when untreaed;
II false secniY VINO
he dirty in his milking as he peases
objection the chief objections TO pasteurzatn
Of n which popular the United
method of making mix clean after IL
(o) Directly milking should be rapidly cooled about
at problem
of ow
non Of al
milk shall be cooled
milking should be transported TO the
This makes possible bring milk to New York from
looked with suspicion for the
rapidly low
hut if kent low temperature for many days the
inhibited
violently bacteria gradually develop
(l).
the of ice, but merely against the
old milk though it lie sweet to TIE tHse ,
comn m who the
readily detected
be cleaned merely with hot water
much better STILL by which
only entirely satisfactory method.
which Palam Settlement
within which
who would be glad of opportunity to get
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-28
TROUBLES OF THE LICENSE BOARD.

questions without examnaon and
the Board of License Com
Board
that their presented in
of observed 1t
fulfilled
far application petition of applicant concerned but
should be the
witnesses tribunal The Board of
Obliged
presentation of the facts Plain statements
by the
what This taken by
public
the saloon interests 1t an undsputed fact
would clearly
protesting absolutely cossexamnaion at
the of in
of general public their information
Board last night
protest against those under the
proper meetings the Board of Judicial nature
judicial decision 1t to
powers enough to allow
alih to enforce the request
cf the order.
of o the meeting last night
members will probably
ordinary
to
rules When ruling is made it is the
filing
minority rendering dissenting opinions sometimes
presented protests of the body rend
Board Bench by refusing continue further sitting
members
of
operation which particulars departs radically from the
replaces might be-
The members of the
best
of
side
business directly indirectly the other side
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-28
THE GOSPEL OF PURE MILK.

Settlement is making supply the of
would probably that the milk supplied to the less dis
eliminating buyers, Honolulu of the special of
household obtain Ionolulu sections easily
Almost countless varieties of BACTERIAL
kinds, readily
may what the milk which itneant
dirty stable Ieie hot dhy people who
lc contanr box which also contains leftover
vegetables children the chief sufferers such
food,
intelligent wasted milk hui which than bread is
lite d. A. ~ sinclair n bis able at tho
the Hawaiian Territorial Medical Society
out securing pure milk important 20 follow
% The he healthy md free from such l"a"s tale
mamnltis
(4 They be- fed proper foul and have lfau
ntaryj light uud from
should be- hui drainage CLEANLINESS tho ii material
gnaHt
and lfaf milnE thr uilris should lr mulsieuri
~ should D. fifHn clothes
tHHHll hHfHir WlhiHu rHfh
"a Tho nhnR SHOULD lf done Nl d} hanif ihr af ~
seius ihf laRs Nh llf milk lfnpu' itefl3 great deal u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-28
PRICE ADVANCE IN IMPORTS.

by the general advance reported by
will but the other hand
tain artic we sell will bring
of the April monthly import prices of certain OF
and April 1907
month
hides
the
pound in April
81 pound in April of this
in
month of April l9o
articles responsible
quantity nearly all
appre the growth the figures of imports
is to condition which doubtless in
greater degree value of exports
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-28

~ The people either materially otherwise VIZ
Ia that
'y of Honolulu has employment where
school facilities have trcbcd the qualification
The franchise and ecn labor given preference
public Of
be 1851 and where he will work giving
ola fair days But either democratic
can be expected to make lazy
'hc condition Of and rfd
this
under the and stable
kauai and further that the and promising
land
1t is logical of the
which bound
been
of the
people" Ashford
if the which
to and
Europeans had been cheekmaed by annexaton7
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-28
THE JUDICIAL APPOINTMENTS.

The IIartwell
did the Chief
Governor that the interests receiving intelligent
Judge Harwel is the Nestor the Hawaiian
has had, 8
of
he
He able
his widely
of
do not
of
folly
responsible labored which
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-28
FARMER VS.. TOURIST.

He
he family
politics the his
AS of
appble
n
valley, Kalih
suppotf
o colonies o
land a
RI populaon
the fnd more employ
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-28
THE NEW GOVERNOR.

the line which began with Mr.
school
political and public respect
predecessors
n Mr. Mr. jusfe,
the executive Office
to
Grill alley their respects to the
the President takes the
method precisely fits the needs of Hawaii does
of
poli chinerym moeo
ideals, honesty
of the We
Territory
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-28
III fares the land, to Fastening ills prey,

Where ca accumulates md men decay
Editor Advertiser: Next Sunday June 80 will be the
tieth anniversary of great meeting Armory,
which marked the opening of Hawai revolutionary This
features comparison and in
government which converge the
wse necessary
That revolution directed against what that day.
arbitrary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS socad
of King Kaakaua Mr. Gibson his Prime Minister
prefer Some of who (n east),
sibe for that revolutionary movement supposed the
tenure of office But let who has observed conditions under
the Provisional under the late alleged but
amented Repubc'-or under the present Territorial admin
strao whether that belief has been justified by
hisory2
1857, great majority sup
ported hope government
of would result How has that
pered!
believe your journal would interested in
publication Sunday next of the views Others of
number of those who Jealous supporting well those
opposing, the revolution 1887 And would that
treating of this topic the persons discussing might well consider
all the following question Is the administration
today less arbitrary than in 1882 And if
the of Mr. Carter in 1907 in wise
preferable kind character effect, that of Mr. Gibson
1887 Has the history these islands, during the past twenty
years. shown its results tended the real bement of the
the people, either materially otherwise7 Is
that during that time the rich have become richer by leaps and
bounds while the people poorer
miseraby poor Has there been advance
the part of the of the common people, toward that posi-
of individual independence which is the theoretical aim
object of all civilized especially all republican,
that tending rapidly posi-.
ble "A condition where only classes residents will
in these islands, The
intermediate social and economic grades of the inhabitants that
the grades composed largely of Independent mechanic commercial
emiprofesiona residents being decimated
entirely eliminated from local stausi
If be measuraby that such conditions above
suggested either existent imminent us-wl
your the further suggestion how closely
the revolution of 1887 and the conditions in evidence related
cause and efcctf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-28


awhile
lines' S from
moraly impossible mmoaly possible
a makeshift
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-28


will British
which, good
distinguished
HILL Emperor
While residents
Hawaii will the lead receiving him with hno
military
Fushim in addt to the civic coursi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-28

The make Mr. Atkinson the Governorshp
did
seeking
of
had him Objectionable
cf that polio
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-28

Commissioner Lucas like Lucas the entertaining
public
might
1t possible Mr.
public
lightning cloud flashes thunder
reading dull
exciting tembos,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-28

o
a "A Honolulu,
Washington Hebharl
himself
Association
thwart justice Locally recalled
nomums of the gates the moral backing
ne beengi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-28

The Exposition papers call
for this the American Pacific
stripped their floating defenes,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-28

pinkham, oeIs and iump among
the calf been
vas q dream, all"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-28
HAWAII AND ANNEXATION

We received this communication from Mr. Ashford which,
visiting
Years Aftpr''
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-28

Every time against Hawaiian politics it come.
back looking Ike veal loaf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-28

possible grounds ra' policy could carl granted
lieenss 20 fl lluort
les rasham made ~ bis mini ls'e oosa o-sqai ,
~ qplaW
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-03
HeridoS en- un tren

Ell tren de pasajeros n1mero I9,
que es uno de los mas rapidos que
sale del New York Central des-
Garlic causa de un camblav1a abier-
to, al norte de Columb bus, Ohio, re-
corrio cierto espacio de terreno y ca
yeron todos los coches, de costado,
4 un declive. Los pasajeros Sc anon
tonaron unos sobre Otros con la re-
pentina parada del tren y quedaron
heIi1os de gravedad varioS de ellos,
en- tanto que Ell fogonero 10 fu6 de
muerte.
Como ell accidente ocurri6 en- lu-
gar POGO accessible, Das6 algl1n ITEM
po antes de que Sc pudiera auxiliar
a los heridos, aunque luego llegaron
{ el cuantas ambulancias habfa en- la
ciudad y Sc condujo 4 los heridos a
los hospltales.
Los ofciales de la compa111a tienen
noticia de que veinte minutes antes,
habla paSado por ALI otro tren, sin
novedad y que POGO despues Sc OBJ
servo jugar en- csc punto 4 una parti
da de muchachOs quienes sc cree
fueron los que abrieron el cambiavla
sin darse cuenta tai vez, de las des
gracias que iban 4 ocasionar.