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Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-28
why Bill Was Umpire. /

A cricket match was being played in
meadow adjacent to Farmer Cow
sticks orchard, and the worthy agri-
lculturalist was at the wicket.
There had been great difficulty
about an umpire for this match, and
when boy from the local school for
young gentlemen volunteered to act
he was gladly accepted, says TitBits
Presently to all appearances the
farmer was run out, but the umpire
said no; and in the next over he was
obviously stumped. but still the de-
cision was in his favor, much to the
wicket keepers disgust. Then when
the farmer had compiled over fifty
runs. he was palpably "leg before"
COWS that2' called the bowler.
The youthful umpire hesitated over
his decision and looked uncomfortable,
with nervous glance over his shout.
der in the direction Of the orchard
Then a juvenile voice hurtled across
the meadow from the direction of the
lane:
you can give the old cock "out'
now, Billy-we've got all the plums
we want,s
The farmer didn't wait for the of
fetal decision, nor did the umpire stay
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-28
DAILY Nel0s Short Story.

head. There stood his father.
"Free for awhile?" asked Mr.. Wick,
EFT.
Bob was about to say mo" when II
occurred to him that his father would
recognize his voice. He said nothing.
but, quickly turning his face to bis
horses, pulled up to the curb
"Athenaeum club" said Mr.. Wicket
senior, stepping into the carriage.
Bob experienced singular sensa-
ton at having his father inside to
drive whittier he liked. Various plans
passed through his head. but none got
foothold. He thought of driving to
his humble apartments to show his
father how miserably he lived, hoping
to touch his heart, but he feared 1t
would rather offend his pride. He
reached the club without having hit
upon anything feasible. His father
allghted. took out his pocketbook and
handed up the fare. His eyes met
Bob's, and he recognized him.
The two men stood looking at each
other without speaking. There was a
strange expression in the fathers eyes.
Many time they had been driven to-
gether. Many time one or the other
had handed the fare to a coachman.
The father thought of this and more.
he saw his boy mounting his pony.
He saw him later, In fashionable at
tire, astride his horse In the park, ad-
mirable alike for his handsome face
and figure and horsemanship. Then he
went back to the beginning and saw
the babe In his mothers arms.
Come in and get something warm"
said the father, In the tone he would
address coachman.
Bob left his horses standing In the
street and followed his father Into the
visitors room In the club. The father
kept the bearing Of gentleman to his
coacbman; the son maintained coach
mans reserve.
Waiter. q pint Of champagne"
The waiter. though astonlshed at
such a call for a coachman, was too
well trained to show his surprise. He
disappeared, and when he returned the
gentleman was striding back and
forth. while the cabby was standing
a. befitted his grade. with his whip
in his hand The waiter opened the
wine, poured out a single glass, not
supposing for a moment that the gen
tleman would honor . cabman by drink.
ing with him. Then he left the room.
Ten minutes later the waiter saw Mr..
Wicket leave the club with the coach
man, get into the cab and speed away.
Entering the visitors room, he noticed
two empty glasses standing together.
Up to that moment he always had sup
posed Mr.. Wicket to be real gentle
man. But a few evenings later. when
Mr.. Wicket had couple for dinner
in the ladies' annex. and in the young
husband in evening dress Including
white silk waistcoat with gold buttons
-he recognized the cabman with whom
Mr.. Wicket had drunk, he dropped q
soup tureen and was reprimanded for
his carelessness.
Young Mrs. Wicket became the
mainstay Of the father as well as the
SON. NATHAN WHITE HOWE.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-28

TO become annoyed at the conduct Of
The conduct ~, The latter important
official seemed to be in hurry He
was making ic practice to give the
Lets go signal before alighting pas
sengers were fairly on the ground.
Once or twice he had frightened wo-
men in this manner. and many an
angry glance followed him as his car
pumped onwa d, says the Indianapo.
lis News.
Near Sixteenth street the annoyed
young. man arose to leave the car. 1t
stopped and he started to swing off
the running board.
"Ding-ding!"
The conductor had jerked the bel.
cord. The young man, strong and
athletic in build, could have dropped
off without effort. but he didn't. In
stead, he reached up and jerked the
bell-cord a single jerk. The car, in
the act of gathering momentum again,
stopped suddenly.
What do you mean by that?" de-
manded the conductor.
I'm taking the time you should
have taken with those old ladies' an
swered the athletic young man, with
satisfied grin. Then coolly, care
fully, still grinning at the angry con-
ductor he stepped off-into a puddle
Of dirty water.
1t should not have been so, but the
conductor had the last laugh.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-28
champeriain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, Better
Than Three Doctors.

Three years ago we had three doc
tors with our little boy and everything
that they could do seemed in vain. AT
last when all hope seemed to be gone
we began using Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and in
q few hours he began to improve. To
day he Is as healthy child as parents
could wish for."-Mrs. B. J. Johnston,
Linton, Miss. For sale by Hays &
Fields and Yellow Pine Pharmacy go
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-28
surprIse For the srIdearoom.

The groom entered alone and said
confidentially, according to Tit-Bits:
do you use the word obey in your
marriage service, Mt
NO. said the minister. T do not,
usually"
well, said the expectant Benedict
Il have come to ask you to marry me
now. and / want it used"
Certainly" replied the other. 1T
shall be DONE and presently the
couple stood solemnly before him.
James T." began the clergy
man, "do you take this woman to be
your welded wife?'
Il do"
do you solemnly promise to love
to honor and obey her SO long as YOU
both shall liver"
Horror and rebellion struggled with
the santities of the occasion on the
bridegroom's face. but he chokingl,
responded, Il do" and the meek bride
decoriously promised in turn.
After the ceremony was. over the
bridegroom said cxcitedly aside to the
grave minister:
you inisunde, stood M, sir; you
misunderstood me! referred to the
woman's promising to obey"
"Ah, did you. indeed;" serenely an
swered his reverence. But I thinI
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-28

I new five-room House, near Hardy
street, close In. Terms to suit pur-
chaser. N. J. EpIey.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-11-28
FIRST LEGISLATURE TO
MEET At GUTHRIE

Guthrie. Ok Nox = Il sas dedu-
itelf settled Hasi night tlat tie ues
state legislature sIiI meet 81 Guthrie
TIE rommHfe authorized q select a
building fu shlehta bod ills sessions,
composed Il sauaiof AEss. = A let
hettsf an1 others fas arranged - rent
gfle citg i8alI 81 e4tl8ff e sIeu for
tie slssi0a tie state - lear tie es-
usnses of making tie useessag alter
aiIuiIs
The governor Signed tie contract
fot ire Logan counts court house e
t. usea Is stseattee 6flees fof tie
State admiulst faliun
II has teen RafslstehlIF famofed
tlat TIE first legislature sll te held
81 q place ether thau Guthrie Shaw
nee ard auskages both offered quar-
tefs free fof the legislature. and Okla
homa cts Nas preparing % DO -.
Guthrie e arsl wanted sli,oo0 rent.
This sas anallf cut 70 81 90.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-11-28
MONEY MATTERS
Are Looking Better ID 0ld EnglanG
Discount Remained i-2
Per Cent.

London NOV THE BAug n Eng.
land discount remained the same t.
day AZ "a peg cent This vas regard.
et a. Indicating that me directors are
still hopeigi tiat the American goy.
meuts efforts n relieve the currency
famine in Tie ulted states Will prove
slccesaful, but lt did not suflce 70 dis
pel tie uneaAiness regarding the
American situation prevailing IN the
money marset here Lombard street
llkeauy other European money cuntsr
Intends il is said, % remain ou the
defense until conditions have cleared
up 10 Amcrica. TIE RAns Of England
lost greater part or two million
pounds ia sold during the past week
aud The American calls faf metal are
stiIl coming in
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-11-28
TEACHERS COMING
Arrangements Being Made 20 Re
eelye and Rniertaln Them Here
next Week.

The mayer and teachers of TIE clty
have named lic following committees
lof the Teaciers Association next
Thursday. Friday aud Saturday II
i expected that a. many a. $50 hun.
drcd teachers viii attend this meet
lng Quarters are provided for atout
rs thus far and number Is yet q -
provided for Anyone siio can take
ono of tWo iady teachers Niii ple4sn
call up Miss Hattie Craig a. 4 n.
Rafcllus residence
Tie following committees have been
appointed
Committes on Quarters Misses
Wright. Collins Gray. Garrison. Cross
goopef, Ir4le, Duncan, niuiAnan,
Ainnetta Holland. Stella Roberts.
Mr.. Pauline Goodman. ] r. RaEAn.
and Mrs J n ChaflesW0fth.
hcceptiou Committee Misses QalK.
icy. Barker, Day. Roberts. 1iomAson.
Flora kolbefta. Fannie knight. Luclle
CAmpfall. Annie Belle Morris. Miriam
hr6uuin, Lucille Milford. ". q.
Masfersou and =. T. Duke
Cummiti. ou necorat ion Miss
Wight and tigh school pupils
Everything - being done by the
mayor, teachers aud different com.
mittses ~ make this meefing 4 SIC
ccse All our business men should
decorate their places 81 hgslueSs aud
hang out The slgu - Welcome
Prof Tuner Niii faf1lsh 0fcuesff "a
music Tor THIS ercaSIun ard his hand
stil piaY for the THANKSGIVING foot
t1il game
fCliosing We giVe the names q
cficefs ~ tie Irachen Assoclati0n
President . = Clark. TAhleQaAh.
yics,pfcsldsni W z scott Mayes
ssetviary, mana Balad Table.
TnearoE " 2 Holland. ci,ou.
tsAu
Etecaflga Committee q Frank
segid Iah.r4pah q u u AfHNef.
Mnssosee. Caf.otla Archer Fffof
Crrss Ara kllstnu Gideon A ~.
ilaisoa fahlsluah tthe' leub T4i
County Vice presidfnts Adaif
NJ ti&caler Gals llattle CmlE
Clffakee NJ Iuftans ttelaaafe
Susie 8Ii Mafes lWMa NastNQa3
Muskoger, N.ANtA iammon Ne
wafA - & Munfaa va b
a. iiNihggae Ae4HaaN rs aA
NEfaBu fuiA. Clara tihfEt
Washington ANNA HYt3 Nas sHf
itfe Etwafls
APPROXIMATIONS
Register immeamir ga aftai AZ
NfnifA
Nsnlfa teachers wiil meef All trains
Nrad4 &f lilo Auditorium
Teachers attending tits meeting
Will ~ Aliowet fail pAY
Registration fee Is M reufs
All pagers Are open i0g general ae
cuMlan
BlR football gamN November Z.
MAJOR y \ Parks uf Ninlla, j.
tAking much Interest Iii this meetlnK
ARD etli IT, Glad % supply further lhs
formation n needed
NniiA will welcome tie teachers
ARD make things pleasant Tor them
dufug thelf star hure
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-11-28
KANSAS NATURAL
Gas Company Again Foilsd BY
Deputy Sherins.

Bartlssyllls. Okla. Nov al-A efl-
sls between the state Of Oklahoma
and the Kansas Natural Gas c0mpa-
~ Is fast approaching aud when u
arrives there mas b. some interesting
Developments Ia fact there are sure
70 he some things not down on the
calendar.
When Il became knows that tie
Kansas Natural Gas company was at
tempting 70 connect ~ gas lines in
Kansas with Us wells Ia Oklahoma
Governor Haskell sent a telegram au.
thorlling an injunction against the
Kansas Natural to prevent the piping
Of gas from Oklahoma 10 Kansas and
other states. Superintendent Nc.
DoNell, hndlng that las plans had
been discovered, Immediately began
~ Tell tho people that ms company
had never attempted 10 pipe gas from
Oklahoma 20 Hnnsas, but just the
same workmen we're kired 70 lay lines
20 q point between sections II and IS
Ia township -, range "a east They
sere met with an injunction and ap.
paFen3iy subsidized, but later it was
found that they haG been transferred
n a point six miles wes,, IN range -.
whefo an attempt was 20 have been
made 70 conuecf Up Tie kansaS.Okl
bona lines. A force 0f deputy sher.
iiis we're nn hand aud the correction
was n0t made
The Vag of the Kansas Natural Gas
eampanY are wills and Che entire state
ilne j. being patf0liea by persons Ia.
tefested 20 prevent the connections
betWeen TIE states are being made
Tiie lines resching tu tle Oklahoma
border au lnoles ln diameter and
uueld CONVEX uaay mt.fSus % cubic
iset 81 gas INTO tc hansas pipe lines
esfg day Atiome sea and 8ar
ford are sleeping ou their afms, as Il
Were ani 80 npt propose tnat there
shall Ue nglt limo aeroa tae Kansas
Otahou border The deputy sbtf.
ifa afe heatY sfnea and have orders
o. Na ia AllI necessary ana Qn
le. i circumstances o ailna tle na.
far s 1ep an faothod
% tht neW state
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-11-28
OIL AND GAS
IN OKLAHOMA

According % Prot clias \ Gould q
the department ef geoiaxY a. the OK.
lAhoma STATE University Norman,
Oklahoma TIE development q tie
oklahoma eli aelda Is yst n is IL.
fancy ruf Gould Las spent several
fe=fs ln aiss assa sasssf lgsflug emsai
items not 10 tie country already Dc.
se.0ped. bat rs tie region sualh of tire
localities ln vhieh 81 aud s4s have
hesu found
Asa result q ha lgatiau he
aafaa that practically ali n tie oil
ana eas 81 iaS found ln Oklahoma has
eoae ff8m three aeI. marked anli-
elns folds Nhlch esteua approximate
| nauh and auth az uhese fulas tie
one farflest easi extends al0e TIE
Fefa'etk nxef t8 distance g
twnI m0es of Hofs 0Hl end ess
fa8a been faaad s. C8f haa
Abuse. aud nea9 clls.sea This akon
Is Hhewn astfe as.Ioe al district
The aReHes depth 6 - eeas hHe
60 fest
Tie a9 ua 4asltte @
teue ~ 4ese sfeuas lfaa
tAe aus Ine t through asds
at 81 esaf epan leee9 HaHsestIle
llamana. 1alsa Rea Ffs and + af
Il tila nos famsas Glenn pae TIE
southern eKbasio0 Il ths anfleliDe
hAs nol fst feen heated
Tie taIfd anglelne oeean usaf
Cleveland. 0klo and la been de.
eelopat lii but enc rather sma.i loeal
HY Il i believed. hosetsf tiat tle
Cleveland antiellnH extends TT !
naasl@f II miles farther selth ana
that productive aelts eventually ALL
t. found fl tllat region
Tfom hls observations III Tie field
Pref Gould i inclined II tie belief
tat At tie present tims ouly ! tery
smal part II Tie future productive
aeld las been pFgspeeted and m4ch
smsllef part Developed lie found
tbat IN tie region aath Aad southeast
of the present development tlerp ATE
numher 81 sell mafked anticilne
folds having tie sane general stFae
turu ard stfatiRfaphy - tie folds ID
tie eountFg Nhefe 0ll and Eas have
bosn found Ii tie northern part q The
state So far 10 UeIis have been dF.ll-
ed 10 ans q these folds. but thete IS
reason Il believe that ) uumHsr q
oil pools some Of shlch sill Hsal TIE
famous Rartlssslle. Cleveland and
Glenn pools eilI - found
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-11-28
WOMAN HELD UP

respectable middle aged ssamstfsss
of Nuskogee slio has lssn doing some
sewing fot a Mat|Asie tie tailor
was roughly assaulted - Wlts mau
as slle AS crossing The fl4daet ever
tie kafy tracks o. her saf home Just
after dusk as night She screamed
and fought 0m s. thaf he released her
aud fef He pfolahIf meant feblsff
The soman Nas hsdi7 frightened hat
suffered ~ injury Size describes tie
nan a. teins Yuank. stth 5 light suit
81 -iothes but faftheir can give 80
description as il sas dafk ebea size
cfassei tie bridge Times Democrat
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-11-28
JERRY LEWIS
Killed AZ Bartlesville Last Week
Has Criminal Record.

Lawton Okla Nov q Earnest
Lewis 0utlaw aud bo0tlegFer killed
ln a fght vith Deputy United States
Marshal George Williams al Bariles
vile several days ago. vas accused of
committing the last train robbery 10
shat was then the Cherokee strip
about fourteen wears ago Lewis vas
then living near pawhuska. chief OF
Police iieck Thomas OF this city theu
deputy United states Marshal. effect
ed njs arrest late one evening IN The
Usage nation after getting the drop %
his mau, and taking from him two
pistols and a dirk knife. loigei hlm
ln tle federal laii al Guthrie.
Just after this Thomas in looking
over list Of offered rewards for prls.
oners, found that a Jerry" Lewis
vas wanted Dy the Chickasie govern.
ment for the killing OF Almarine wad.
klus prominent cattleman. The
picture appended corrcsp0nded accur.
ately Win the man Earnest Lewis.
and, iu order 10 make sure OF his pris.
oner Thomas transferred him % the
Oklahoma CITY jan
Within few weeks after this Lew
Is together with TIE notorious woman
outlaw ani horsethief aud Tom King
broke jail and made good his ESCAPE
The next heard of Lewis In OklahO.
ma was about ten years later, after he
had gone 10 Colorado killed a saloon
Keeper, with an organized gang rob.
bed The Wells Fargo Express compa.
ny Of that city Tor which be served a
term Of eight years Ia the state peni.
tentlary. since his return 70 The In.
dian Territory, he has been engaged
extensively IN bOotlegging until killed
by deputy United States Marshal WI.
Jams
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-11-28
A BIG OIL DEAL


u Howard Heier tho dtsceFeer
uf the fAm Webe po M iauia
tIile 0sa e8l aad Mof
is knkhi iit ofN aere haitm
oi valuable pfomfiam lhrog ai
tat entire st o the aate today
ased deal aitH TIE rt Invest
nent 90 II ths rti8 lra e9ipam-
tlan far aasa 8n sn acfm 80 tee
land ID tl4e hoafl ~ the Delaware
p9ol ,la consideration lving fi90 U06
ia eash anIa royalty u one afth of
Tie gll pf0aares
Tie euusumatlon 0f lhls anal Which
As landed II l9ca capitalists ln con-.
petition aith Tie STANDARD 0a crowd.
aud tie Jsunlngs ntgthers vlo aru
among TIE largest operators Ia the
N Ii Continent aeld. sloas THAT Nlnlta
! there elth tie goods Ia tx financial
ieais. AMI that Ter oll producers rank
among Tie largest IN the state
Morris = knight, one of tie pur.
gtAsen. i President 1i tie Chirftain
Publishing company ard lately spld
A. 81 property Tor $4,000 a. Both
lle and NJ THomason are vel known
locally and throughout tie Oh held
and are Interested ia a number o.
valuable prupsrties over the state
NlnltA Is proud of the fact that size
Is well represented n the oll fields, a.
sell IS ~ other lines o. Food bgsl
hes requiring sound financial back
lug and further evidence q this in.
portanee during TIE present financial
stringsney
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-11-28
DISTRICT COURT
Second Judicial District Court Dates
as Set By Oklahoma Supreme
Court.

While meeting az Guthrie last week
the Oklahoma cupfeme court set tho
dates u tie terms 81 the District
court ia this district. upon recommen-
dAtioa q Judge 4 L. Brown o. that
city
spsolal terms 70 transfer probate
matters.
NowAga. November "a
naFtiesYllls, November =.
CiAFsmoFe. November q.
Xinita. November =.
PTgof Cfeek. Notember. 81
Miami, November o.
The regular terms sll be as fol.
lowa
Nnita. arst Monday ia Dccsmber.
continuing for fasr seeks
Pryor Crsss, first Mouday IN Janu.
ary. continuing two weeks
Miami, 3fd Monday 10 January.
continuing two weeks
ClAremors nsa MONDAY ia Februa.
~ continuing Two seeks
Bartesyllle, sfd Monday Ia Februa.
=. eontiuglug tuo weeks
NowafA. hfsf Monday ln March.
eoutlnuing tpo weeks
TIE nest regular terra eonfenss a.
follows
NinliA, ca Monday Ia March. Goa.
tIuulug tNo weeks
Pryor Cfesk, - Monday ia April.
continuing re0 Nsaks.
Alami ith Monday IA April con.
finuinE tao weeks
claremors 2ud Mondsy Ia May eou-
tiuuing tso weeks
iarflesfii'e. 4fh Moudaq in Mar. oan-
tinauE tAe Neeks
Nesata. sna Hondag lo May con.
linuinz tHa weeks
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-11-28
CURTIS FL0PPED
He Was In Favor Of the Removal
Of the Restrictions But Says
he wnl Fight Il.

Oklahoma C4Y. Nos = senator
CslAs Curtis - Kansas ard senator
Henry M Teller of Colorado. wiso
wlth TIE senate COMMITTEES have teen
investigating TIE charges % fraud 10
tise sale of tie klekapoo Indian lands
~ silasnse. passed through 0klaho
ma City TO-DAY enfouts 70 Washington
~llsfs TIE Investigation Is q Be com.
pieted,
So much fraud wzs uncovered tisAt
q = telissea thai congress viii not
remove tfe restrict lots ua tie lands
OF the rys Civilized tribes senator
Curtis. wio. heFsfof8rs, has favored
ths removal Of restrictions. says he
vii vigorously oppose TIE removal IN
tie United states senate
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-11-28
ssered Heart Institute

Friday morning Noy q, the musIe
pupils of tie sacred Heart lnstitate
assembled for The purpose of organ
hing the 'St Csculas Hafmuuf
circle The Rev Charles Van liulSs
presided al TIE meeting The folloeins
oricen we're elected President Miss
l. A Angell secretary, Miss = u
Ralnes Treasurer Mis- #. A. KELLEY
Rev J b. Mcdonald aud sife have
returned from tie blg Methuiist eun
ference 20 remain with ns Tor tie
fourth year Mf Mcdonald Is consld
sfcd a yefY successful man Ia AIS
sphere and Tie people az large are
glad 90 have him and his most est
mable wife returned "a us again h
uas reported that tney would move
10 Tulsa but We are informed THAT
such u not the eass. Airs MeflonAld IA
says that Niulta Is good enough for
hor 30 that settles the question e %
whefe TIE Elder will reside.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-11-28
An OVERDOSE OF COCAINE.

Alice Messenger q young eomau
slie las teen sofklus for Ida p0uo.
hoo faf a month ter ~ vas found TINS
uaou AZ the edge of a pond bsck Of tie
Ballard house. unconscious from the
effect 81 cocaiHe The womau came
here aboat three months ago,
seeking hauest employment but seem
- q be a homeless frisudless wander.
q victim af tlle drug habit thar most
anearsed Instrument of the Devil
0nce some fond mothers mby she
is drifting down Hfss tide witb uo
human iand O. STAY her weary steps,
q pitlfuI sight ta make the angels
wsep Thsreshoaid ue uo redemption
for him ebo led tie arsf downward
steps % offered berthe ffsi "s1.aring'
drug 10 make Ter forget
Sire vas taken % tie Office of DB
Davson s Harper. where size died
about one oelock this Afternoon
Alton Cimax
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-11-28
METHODIST APPOINTMENTS

Tulsa hAa been made tie head II
Tire Presiding Elder districts u tie
southern Mrthualsf church and the
Rey iackalu n McflUnAld, of NlnltA.
planed ln rhArgr Mr. Mcdonald il
Ia Tulsa aud Ill occupy tie pulpit 4
the neu church tomorr0w TIE usw
church Is not eomplete but tie time
limit ls out on the Old one aud they
have % move. ~ TIE basement las
bren nicely prepared and the hes pre.
siding elder over that part uf TIE Dis
trict Will open TIE house g the pub
llc, assisted By Rev J II hail ia Tie
delightful task tomorros morning
The nss Tulsa district Is eomposad
% tie folloslng pastoral charges and
p1stofs
Afton, T. O. ShAnks
AdAif, ] A 0umes
nrggs and Mounds N Russell
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