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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-19

Weathered Oak China Closet, with double art
glass doors, three spaces above with art loaded
glass doors, gun metal fittings, neat plate rack
on top. Regular $4800
January Sale price. .S39. %
Round pedestal Weathered Oak Table, 6 it.
extension, full quarter sawed Regular $500
January Sale price. .S19.S6
Round Table Weathered Oak, five legs, 6-foot
extension, very stylish in appearance. Regu-
lar $1,000.
January Sale price. .S14.65
Golden Oak Table, full quarter sawed, best of
hand polish, 10 inch round pedestal, full quar-
tered, with four scroll design legs, with dull
finished claw feet.
Notice the nOn-dividng pedestal legs pull away
leaving pedestal intact doubles the strength
Foot regular $4,000; Sale. ......... .S37 80
10 Foot regular $4,000; Sale. $40. 80
Solid Oak Table, with fine gloss finished top, five
good sized, fluted square legs, very strong and
durable.
Foot regular $1,000; Sale. ........ 40
Foot regular $1,000; Sale. ............. So. 80
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-19
Splendid Bargains in Dining Room Furniture
Department

Golden Oak Buffet very large, with glass doors,
corners, roomy linen and silverware drawers,
piano finish throughout.
Regular 100000; Sale. .$71. 90
Golden Oak Buffet with loaded glass front door,
dainty mirror and candlebra shelf on top
French carved legs. Regular price $500.
January Sale price. .$19.45
Weathered Oak Buffet, strictly mission design
two doors below, large linen drawer, two small
drawers, beveled mirror full length, novel china
cupboards above, copper pulls to all drawers
and doors
Regular $500; Sale ................ $1,000
China Closet, glass shelves with mirror back
of each, heavy roll panel door, dull finish, deco
ratons on top, massive claw feet. Regular
$500.
January Sale price ............... S61.25
Golden Oak China Closet with four shelves,
bent glass sides, neat mirror top. Extra
good gloss finish. Regular 27.00.
January Sale price. .S21.S5
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-19

James Johns, of Pendleton, ana
Professor ]. w. Shepherd, officiated
as timekeepers, Otto Frank. as UNI
pire, and Mr.. Wilson, of Pendleton, as
referee.
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WALlA WAlLA may

Continued From Page One.)
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-19
LOCALS LOSE TO PEN0lEToN
Hiqh School Basketball Team De-
feated After Hard Game by Score
of 10 to II.

By score of 10 to II the boys OF
the local high school lost to the
| basketball tossers of the Pendleton
high school in the game at the high
school gymnasium yesterday evening.
1t was one of those games in which
there was honor enough for all and
although the Walla Walla lads
played like demons they were carried
off their feet in the last half.
The team work of the visitors car
ried the day for them. They were
supported by a bunch of enthusiastic
Pendletonians in the crowd OF specta-
tors.
An interesting feature of the even
ing's entertainment was the girls
game between halves. The young
women showed fine form, the first
team winning by the close score OF
seven to five over the second team
1t is expected that the girls Will
play the girls of Whitman college Ia
ter in the season.
Following was the line up OF the
high school teams:
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-19
RANGER WRITES BOON
Z aptain sullivan, sergeant for
Twelve Years.

Austin. Tex. Fob. 10 Captain W,
D. t. Sullivan. AT one time one of
the most fearless Officers 10 the state
ranger seryic, and the central figure
la many thrilling adventures tfseing
criminals on ,he frontier, now door
keeper of tho house OF repres"nta
tis.s. has written hoos contalniaE
Il graphite sgoFy ~ his adventure. aud
also "a. story viii contaia q moral
20 young men 20 Keep out ~ mis-
chief Tho book Viii b. oat about
May Is
Captain sullivan ~aa tof t~csss
sarn sergeant of Company u, state
ranger force. ard daFsaE thai tlm@ b"
~as stAtleacd ga IN. border. Captain
salilyan declares thA& he alaa Eisss
a tFue hsssory 40 his lsse and bis wefA
as an ufflssg
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-19
Clay pltelt WANTED
I Guisittaa lfsa tsstss~ lsaeb<n II
o. ne1asis st jsslussa uay.

jefferson tisy. Mo Frh ls. A
reputation srom aos campbsli of
Twxas reaches! Gov, folk yesterday
IN the mails. and was followed very
spon thereafter b. Deputy Sheriff
Hall og Travis coanty. Texas, The
geauisItion calss for the rendition to
the Texas authorities of VI Clay
Pierce. ths OH nagaatu and tnnisi-
millionaire. of 81 Louis
Aboai the time that the Ysauisston
reached she executive office. le1irFa
wefe also received from Judge IT, y
Priest and John u. Johnson Of 81
Louis asking that Ghes he granted .
hearing to offer reasons why the
reauigiiion should not be granted
Gov. Folk set the hearing for ) p. IN.
today. but ii is likely that II will have
10 be DELAYED longer than that, for
the reason that the sheriff Of Travis
county, 4. NJ. Matthews. Ia named In
The papers as the agent. Deputy Hall
MS soon as tho discovery WAS made
that II would DO necessary Tor his
chief 10 be here In person, wired Ina
mediatoly for him To come.
The papers filed with the governor
charge that Mr.. Pierce made false
affidavit May 81. 1900. In corpora
ton return In which he alleged that
the Waters-Pierce Oil company was
not connected In any way with any
combination or trust to control tho
prices OF oil in the state OF Texas.
The grand jury indictment accom-
panying the papers bears date OF NOV.
is, 1906, and the requlsition was
signed Feb II. The witnesses to the
Information are Miss \. NJ. Maggie. d.
II Hardy and j. Z. Gruet.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-19
IMrRpyi<. rHE ROAD HKp
Trs~k II tf,~ thAtiAA Division of shr
Katy Bsinx Its!,~.ssx! Nah
t.un,ksn

Tho worA ri hailasssng the track
OF the Dallas division of toe haty has
hoen resumed This last enaans of
guu1bo has been distributed hstacsa
thss city aaa Milford and tsaekmsa
arc now iampsag the ballast andef
the lies and les.linE tha track Thls
work Was commenced last fall and
when this city was reached II @as
discontinued until more gumho could
he burnt When the track south Of
Waxahachie has been pat in good
condition this work Will he transfer.
and Dallas naliasting has been com
pieted on the north end from Doni.
son 10 Dallas. When th. gap between
her. and Dallas is closed the road
bed will be in first class condition
through the state
The statement made. few days
ago by Mr.. A. II. JolIne. chairman OF
the board and president of the Mis-
soari. Kansas and Texas. that sur
vey has been made from Waseorn To
4
has aroused some interest in local
railroad circles. Mr.. Jollne said the
extension from Wascom TO Trinity
would be built II the money could ba
secured. The Trinity division Is a
short line between Trinity and Colm-
esneil and Is isolated from the com
pany's other properties. II is believed
that il connection with this division
Is contemplated 1t could be made
from Waxahachie If the company
could be impressed with the fcasibii-
ity Of such line. That the company
had IN mind such extension Is evil
denced by the fact that survey was
made from here to Trinity via Corsi-
cana many years ago.
Such a road would not only open
up a new territory, but would give
the Katy direct line to New Or
leans and to other points in the south
east
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-19
A GAME OF film FLAn
Creek SwilChed t0pty Bex ter Oae Goa
iSiaial uasel 6eaS.

Houston, Tex, Feb. ia mild
mannered. genteel looking individual
having the appearance OF a proieS-
sional man walked out of the j. j.
Sweeney Jewelry oompany's store al
he corner of Main street and Con
,ress avenue yesterday morning With
A hox containing diamonds 10 the
value If between $4,000 and $50
300
T. vas a case of sSitchiug boSs,
while the salesman. George Melting
.r, waa not looking and then oseus-
ing himself stating that be would
send bis ~ifc around 10 close Up "a
dexi for diamond that he bad b-cn
negotiating for.
tn discovery og the robbery ~as
aot made until the laps" 81 nearly
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-19
TROUBLE AMONG IAtBOisti,~
tpok for Eridgr tang ~triks~ NsNt'
can on u-ad With ~tt,k.

Iiuck Collins. "a wtite man who Ia
cooking Tor the Kaly bridge ganE
was arrested this afternoon ~ ttW
Marshal Dixon and Policeman Coz.
una. on a charge q assault and bat.
tery hs appeared before Recorder
Robertson and catered "a plea ot
EalifY 90 the rhsfr. \ tino ~ -
Waa Imposed
According a. aiatsmeut made at
Culliu# "a nambsf os Asnseana whn
are workin9 ~tsh tte baiaaflsg crep
hate hrvn taktax water ffomi taab
ea a rag te5aawtng "a tts Hfidse
KsnE Nrsise aadsf lasgfuetiana ffom
ha lafewan tr BAD nfasf~a tts
Mexfsara tn Assw away ffam tAf taf
Thts muH8nK twa as fhfee - tat
aknt to ttr cst gale Coz wster aai
ea1iaa tnuesf !. shu eur iutn alAt
a8 fGEhisrA i8em awas ST q.
nsleR snafheg FFo8seF sttempte4 sa
.tate haskss Hf @nteT tt0m ite Eas
ara geluus aturk hiss ta ftw tafA ~
fAe b.sa ~lfk sste. uf w~@s. 'g
Htfunr agtge gsalnfai sous8 fas
q xse&n utussest sn ria eomEaniaaA
Ans guuf nf tue n fh~sn MAFse1 lp
IS ara ths eaeAiuE Car Wheu C0ligni
sfeN4sss nat ~ssh q ao4ble barred shDl
saa tEsy x&snuoss~a Tue matter ~As
rerosf@s "a tae essy officers and Co.'S
iiine wss plSe@t under ARREST
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-19

Railroads are Now Moving Grain In
Fort Worth Yards.

Fort Worth, Texas. Feb. l9.--The
grain men and railroad men had a
conference and Will again confer on
the matter OF expediting the move
| ments OF cara OF grain in local yards
with the view of relieving the con
gestion and also facilitating the ship
ment and receipt of cars containini
general freight com modities. Thu
time for this second conference haf
been set for tonight at 1880 O'Clock
The freight bureau proposes to
furnish the headquarters FOR the
gathering.
"TrainmaStcrs and agents are
showing a disposition 20 get togeth-
er with the grain men. and solve
the congestion with It's consequent
delay" said L. s. Pawkett, commits
sioner of the freight bureau. Good
results are already being made evil
lent. as the congestion Ia beginning
to move. and the dispatch in switch
'ng. placing. interchange and ship
ment of grain cars has especially
been made more expeditions.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-19
Cotton Moved by the Katy.

The freight traffic department OF
the Katy has issued 4 report cover
ing the cotton situation n points on
the ne In Texas, Oklahoma and tao
frtian Territory from ~s0scmhc' /.
OG. 20 aud includink February =,
sOI. Following is re sum'u,t.
io The Texas stations shipped 1872
90 bales. on hand g. 4TS bales, an
slht 1888 bales, .Stal Ne9.tH :
Ial,s Oklahoma ami luduu Terri
tvtt Shipped le5,0SN, w. hand . -
toss ia aight 1900. .otsl -pt,"hI
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-19

Yhp fansFal ot NJ q o. tWfftt.
tseia eho dsed suaaspeh yesterday
Hitufanaa ta tuatier w hniEht $
snnft raom. aiti faks Fiacc tetaof
ram attefuceH af $500 tfum thw
fsssaente of Coantf Treasures II Y
stafehhaukH rhe nasiy waa conveyed
fs the tamc - 81 NafJhbaess Noa.
aae steuimE afftf ' haa h*sn wfesat
rA feF taflat Mg i~fieftiel3 ASS q
saeasfaf ug EAmw Ntnmi. uasts. Nmi'
fsa Confederate NeteFans Esd N %
as#ssps fhAi ghe u.4 snlsslsfH uaeea Al
fhs Uty aaii at p m someFrew 'o
Nftema thg tHnftal Ia Is hAats
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-19

Nl FxssrsA1rg f'se - ss ..
Fsxu&assumEsts haze RfsH HsafatAt
taesskar4 Ia sac gatssFatss bst'af1f
herv arss7 euxrF - ths Maassr*a'4
aAfo~omY Th~ fsosieN ta~sseT
Yesterday swfFowHsssA shr snifsrHtit
arrw~aee - fssesss8saasas sre erfsssi
a@n8 puaHes wesxft of inc~9&iAss
pFcsel el2nAffnns TIE ufvfees - Esa
llec ordered tnn aFrwss NJ al' FseFsssns
agsiriba,sag aa~etlon utssstars ir D.
half 50 ise rsescaa parts. anc sssFff
ssas closed 100 prtasias esfssiiss
ss.rts where ruatrni sAliofK asrf
tslnE prepared
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-19
THE FIFTH INSTITUTE.
City Teachers Held an interesting
Meeting Friday Afternoon.

HetNluk
The fifth meeting of the City
Teachers Institute was held Friday,
Feb. 8, at q. p. IN.
| All teachers were present, also Il
| visitor who was gladly welcomed.
| The meeting was opened by brisk,
helpful quiz on methods In read
; ing, followed by n we'll prepared pa
!, per on the same subject.
: The different methods were dN
y cussed, also the vital Importance
& the child that his teacher be skille
2 in methods that will enable him
learn rapidly with the least expendi
iture of time and OF nervous force.
The ends to be aimed at In the
reading lesson were dwelled upon:
| /. The ability TO get the author
| thought from the printed page. accur-
ately and speedily.
.. The ability to voice this thought
in a manner to please the listener.
.. discriminating taste. Senu-
inc love for good literature.
Attention was called to the marks
OF punctation, which indicate gram
matical structure and are not to con-
troll the pauses made in reading
aloud. The sentiment alone controls
the pauses.
II vas suggested that the child
needs TO be trained to keep his mind
concentrated on what IL to be cN-
pressed and to get into hearty sympa
tn, with the thought aud feeling IN
each sentence. When this Is invari-
ably followed the expressions, as %
rulo. will bc correct and thc pauscs
naturally placed witdout amy direct
reference to them.
The Early Schooi Training ot the
Jews. was under Two divisions. dis
cussed iu @ most interesting and help
fuI way From these discussions 10
was found that the tendency of mod
eru educational Thought aud polio,
in certain directions. BIS rot $50 tu fr-
moved from tho ideals of the old Tai
mudic fathers SLOWLY bat certainly
the school ot the people are coming
Goo lu REGARDED as thr nations strong
hold .nd m ther efficiency ia seen
"a, country rrai strength uni 'isii'
isisa power Thh .dyal was etet
Ipreasut to ihr minds nf tht it"l@h
sasea Whoae wisdom ls recorded la
the pages of the rsimud Current
events of the month wert nh'N pre-
scuged under Jhrse divisions
2 Political f. tttefart aua e'isb.
{ tUNs r EdaeatI0nni
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-19

three hours and then there was fu-
rore and all the detectives of the
police department and all the Off
GERS OF the Aheriffs department were
called in and they have all been busy
ever since.
Up 10 late hour last night there
was no clew to the robbor, though
the officers searched every nook and
corner in the city and the telephone
aud telegraph wires 10 all corners of
the state were kept hot.
Mr. Sweeney offers a reward OF
$1,000 for the return Of the stolen
Goods
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-19

Tar hsfa 20 fsmfs ii johnson
stu lives twu mlles snash - Nennss
aAa DESTROYED ~ fire suudsg niKhi
f,ssss f.ana. consisting - carn. ha4
and harness and a homsss >o iasaF
4nc.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-12
ANNnUNCFMFNT

james n Keys Is the regular Demo
GRATIS noWlHer f0r state Senator hr
0t 2ih senatorial district having
received DENOMINATION 81 the prIma.
B bea8 Is aaue At that Uae tie
d.Nfet es composed af Cbsrokee,
Nafes aaa Rogers counties. After.
sRri craig county aas taken from
t1e hh district ans added 30 The
Mth and NJ KEYS nomination vas
nilted - uae Democratic County
Cmtai committee OF Craig county as
DO had alfeadF been by tie committee
o. Mayes county Mayes and Craig nov
comprising tbe 2Hth dlftrlet.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-12

Tie gallant and fearless Hgbt made
by 3 } llolyiy during the present
campaign has not ony made fflends
Tor him athome, bui have attracted
The attention of adjoining counties
sal calls are coming IA for him 70
spend al tie time be can spare cam.
paIgnlns elsewhere lie Nill address
TIE people e Pryor Gfeek tomorrow
Afternoon in The interest d Hon. J.
n Ken and TIE nemneFaIIe lleAel.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-12
InInt Ralded

Ou last "Wednesday noon tie corpu.
leut form 81 whisky johnson other
sise kuosu IS Pussy roet Johnson,
stepped from che south hound noon
train aud within vefg fea minutes
az Investigation OF tie eUuoH Joint
vas undef headway After the onicer
bad spent feW moments ef inYestiga.
tion Long Horn. Uuo. Misllstoe etc,
began rolling from the building where
it vas loaded iato wagon and hauled
out u tonn whilo at the same time
two men apfe put "a w0fk playfnlly
pounding tie bottles over rocks etc,
until three wagon loass had been
hauled q tie edge Of tie clry and
spilled Ohseotah Enquirer.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-12

shsn your lalnis ache and 90 suffer
from Rheumatism. huy s bottle u
hailard's snoa Llniment aud SET lu.
slant relief 4 po,ilite eafe fof
Rhsumaiism. hans Cuts Contracted
Naclcs sare Chest etc Mfl.T. nogy
q pFoulueut msfelAntat Wliios ruiLt,
TrKas Sass that he finds Balianls snow
Llnimeni tlse sesg al round Linlmeut
~ ever USED Peoples Drug store "
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-12
neatns Rlas

and lose eli Interest when help IS aith.
il reach llsihlue viii make that
liver perform Is duties properly
, 81 Vaughn. Elba Ala, writes
Hsine constant saiiefefffam eonsf "a
Eluu ana dlsafdsfsiliFef. lave found
lIeFhlne II = sla tTst msilelne iof
talese Troubles 81 the marset have
used u constantly toiiese lt @ te
Ihe best medicine u lis Kind. and
@lsh al sulfsfss ffom these lfuub 10
eo8la knon tls sFooi ilofhlne las doue
- Peoples ntuf Store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-12


Tas pahlla srhools bssin nsss Non.
day
Fred Keelsf, of nartleasllle, was IA
town last evening
Dr u Il, FFayaaF spent tha day On
his farm yesterday.
y r. nannsnbeFg, Chelsea. Is ii
town "a business today.
phi RodinhsFr. Of St. Louis was
visiting 10 our city yesterday
Gee. Alfred OrsndorlE, Of spFlnF.
field, III, Is expected here to-day.
Nlpp fsr0then wsnt slslling ysSfer-
day and report a splendid catch.
Jaek Verify returned today after an
atnenca o. several days IN Kansas City
on buslnn~
w q. hasteA0n, Or Missouri, ar.
rived thia morning 70 take charge Of
the public school,
Marriage licenses have been issued
10 Gus Woody of Alton, and Mis-
haude y God. Of zens
y g. sawley and seq. and Glenn
6riiin, q Birmingham. Ala, was Ia
town yesterday Tor short stay.
Let every business house 10 town
close tomorrow, la accordance with tia
proclamation issued bY tha mayor, aud
take hand IN raising tie bonus for
tla new railroad
Mrs, Rarber Churchill. Mrs. Frank
Bufkhalter and Mrs Lizzie Sott. Of
th2 citY, aud Mrs Claude M0ntgom-
cry and Miss Montgomery, Of Contra
Ia, were among the cxennionlsta to
Galveston yesterday
United states Judge 1os1ph A. GIN.
Of Nlnlta will hold a one day term Of
court At sallisaw, FfidaF, September
70 for tha purpose of hearing mo-
lions and disposing of probate and
rhansefg matters seyquoyah Demo
crat
@. " Davis Nho has been seriously
iil Tor the past three months lefi last
saturday night Tor Chicago, accom-.
panied - Or J ". craig, where he
Siil have al operation performed. Mr.
Davis i councilman from Tie Fourth
ward Ills many friends hope the
lpefatioB Nill prove successful and
bis health fally regalned.
We must determine tomorrow
Shelter ee shall secure tie new rail.
'oad i Is your datY a. 4 citizen and
public spirited man to take hold of
he matter before The plans goes 20
lome other more wide awake place.
Suspend business tomofrow for cou.
PIE q houn aud get busy II MAJ
a{ fou ; big dividend 10 tie end.
, Z. Elisf who lives near Table.
luah, brought % tie afst laad u
.otton tbs season wednesday morn.
ng Tie load weighed 1856 pounds
.na va bought by tie Lawrence
tfig Mercantile Ca 81 q cents per
paud netting fiisg TIE business
ben o. tl4e city subscribe q premium
{ 5s7e. shich brought the total
mount ahleh Mr Eilef received for
is enterprise 10 The som 81 si0Los
aMe4aah AfroW
beautiful folug ladf American.
ge - refined stylish. eminent plan
q wishes acQuaiufanee 81 wealthy
indian gentleman worth $4,000 on
GO o. fihleei matflManY InH6m
,n0fei aenerieyn ileMonrleli. box
ii Helaea M0 fahe4uah Arrow
here s something strklHgIy modest
bout tie average Missouri gifL SHE
be doahl the same one eho sits az
Ie piano ana baW.s oat What IS
lone Without Mother when The
q ads is Ia tho back yafd hanging
lt a Nees washing.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-12

st.--f 7sE
fTtt keelsrs sas here from nafllss
vile sunday
Sam MAriae q Wagner was
here yesterday
p botaafeu y Chccotah spoat
SUNDAY q rs
hR Wilson, 8. Glrard Kao sas
q tte Cobb yesterday
v , spaldins IS 10 ST. Louis "a
business mission
sank Wads made bus.uea trip 10
llaHots uis morning
= , ilotdY spent SUNDAY 81 bis
home 10 RlaelAeket
Arthur cronlnesr mturnea ffom
haskugea THIS nofHing
" u Capa of warren. Afsaasp
spent SUNDAY ath NlnIia friends
7 a Afuugta8 and tpo sohs are
tie sgests Be- TITS cts n John eh8a
tsAa
Il T. pnks returned rls morning
from g. Scott stsre be spent sun
dag
Enough rain tel SUNDAY % Ta{ tae
dast ana c1oI tHe atmospheric tenn.
pomHy
TIE Fielder Conservatory of Nasic
hAs moved rs aaatans % use cate.
eag hotel
Miss Rglceea Hsyefs sho Ras badly
burned Saturday atening IS ssmssHat
bfltef toiaF
Nn p . NewteH of Independence.
Na. eas here saaaaY 0n her aag q
southern points
Th.rtJ-1ne ticket s6fe sold at TIE
lacAi Frisco station yesterday tof tie
Galveston excursion
Nn Gordon 81 Dewey Il was
81 Ninita yesterday ara placed her
daaghier in Willie Halseu college
T. X McGuaIH returned saturday /
ulgft from H4tdesyiHe. uhefe be
served on lhe Feaafal jury lass ueek I
Mn Huelacket and Nrx ueneg. n /
Eaeta. and Mss Mas h.aelaeset of 4
Tulsa are guests q tie family of "
7 Wade
4 + Ecbout father 81 q n lie
bout lcft tha morning FOR hls home
II aatesrlile. fexas after 4 wst n
several days nths city ne gave tie
flsflaiu 4 pleasant cali while here.
The willie Halssli College siil open
stat promises q - mos, slecassfu
.assleu tam0rfas 81 n a. m Nearly
II tile rooms are aIied With Students
re patrons sga friends OF the school
- fgquested G = present az t8a -.
.Felss tomorroe
san Jones Once said. n nan
hHuId come q ns q haul logs alffa
can made 10 q mule hulygaat,
numbiehes and q skunk. / would
hink him emu bit the average
feteher has just such a team IS that
Il hts congregation % help him a
.Iezef, q butter d sfiuger aud
sunker. lie mas get his toad ~ 10
laassni but lis vii never get his team
q Il
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-12

1la nizsa nanleg nfs siAlfshr
ffisnfa ln Aflou
Ma Wm. Slams aud daughter weut
sAat on the Rriseo this morning
Mrs Hose Conner hEs gons 60
FFaano. cal.. "a Al sxtandaxi visit
Mm q. \ Hawkins has gene 10
I.abstts, gss 70 visit her daughter
Lso. 4alaing sssarned 70 Sc Louis
last evening after a Wait with hln
parents
Mim Gltasis Lee has gone 70 Sac
Antonio, Tex.. where she wlll enter
xcls00l
Hr. and hfa Lige Hendsfson are
entertaining hr and Mrs. goln Moore.
of Pryor CFesk
hs and Mrs Lewis from Crsnola.
KAs, arrived yesterday on slalt 10
Mm Vim. heCNy
Mrs. y. FsFgxe returned last even.
lng ffofn sessFai montls visit slth her
son IN wFoming
his Delta ulggins after . pleasant
visit In ue eity, has returned 70 her
home In ul4femore
VinitA people are Anriouxly Awaiting
lie opening of tie theatrical season
Ia our new pas house
Haskell Afld his party stand for in.
mediate statehood and the enjoyment
by the people of every right ard priv.
iicge Of self government which they
ARE entitled % under the federal con
stitution aud their own splendid
character of liberty OkiahonAn.