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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15

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oeai'dl am. eyraul IN Ser @ehtNpii
ieu'hait in Ser 9tep Slartcr llai0>
'lt7t Sic hod0tc Aus}c.5nung E.e
bulOert SdNt!cru mlN SdrIlgrRnsu
mar ije Nic bette G5 TIT Sizes 0as
jmeite maI oaa oig1 Ghre elmer
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ncrm weldV ais erit, ~n0,sniit. ~
6otltm prattiilri Sit csytrti l.c.
tlAn mterciiaH,eH sad. NuNja o0r.
len leht IN 0anias Gtia un0 Oott t,.
Nird50i iuno and iart &otfaareu ae
lrabcu mor0en 9tUR min Ser .~5at1
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men oa es WerilpoA lcu0rSe8 bit.
Bed ueriItt sic AOuotatiu ma Gi'c.
ibre ae8se. @er MIRO 5gpiuata2
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15

5ran SbumannsSeiHf iorst iiir
Die 3ufuuft. Sic bat ibr 9ebeH Jun
100 Sauieno Dollars periihert, nos
non so Sauieno oie ain0er erbal.eE'
ieaten. \
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15

9as engIiibe Ober6aus sat iS
5iuelter Seiung Den electromagnetic
nurf ougenommen Ser sic @abl oonl
6rauen 81 g2itgIieoern bon @raf$
%ldlaitsrdtbeH uno ionitigen 2ofaibsi
BORDEN aeitattca
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15

Gin befannter 9dOagoge, @rdit@
bent SeeIDe bonn Smith college.
iUarut unbefdbiste MidOheu Dor on
uni0eriita's Ausbil0ung. sid
lhleppen iih miibiam BON aIaiie 5u
&laiie, nm i6lieBlih bod ni6ts 5u
erreiden@ 9as lit rihtig. @er
nidt groBe 8efdbislns gum Stis
blum bat, ioa praftiihe arbeiten Iii.
item. gr miro iid uno gnOere 6eIieE
0amit b~efrieoiaen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-15

6raucis 6. Gpinueer mar 6er
erite @lann in 8aibington, Ser pci6-
li6e 9eamte anltellte. 4us 0ant.
bartlett mouen iest idmmtIide Deib-
lide angeItelte i'm Staotsoienlte
IN 8aibington einen 9erein grim.
ben, Der ben 3Ded bat, Dem Maln
Elm Genfmal ST. ieben. Die n6rancls
Spinner Memorial 9lIIociation~ ioa
idon iebt gaH5 biibihe Summen beiy
Ianmenbaben.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-02-15

statehood; we would have no more gov
ernors with their fancy stats, no more
state-harbcr- commissions, no more
state-canai-commissions, etc, etc.
| Under these circumstances, at first
glance. it would seem to most prac-
teal men that the sooner we abolish
statehood with its attendant political
lexsrayagance, its conflicting laws and
ITS varying qualifications Of voters and
unity the powers at present exercised
by the states ~ the hands of a central
government the better for the general
veal The congress OF the United
States could then make general laws
for divorce military service, marriage
usury and divorces In South Dakota
would not be man and wife" in New
York or Georgia.
But against this rises the potent fact
that statehood is the greatest barrier
to centralized oppression and a one-man
power ever conceived by a political
economist; that the very separation OF
the government into many smaller seq
ments prevents their being all seized
at one fell swoop by some dominant
hand ike that Of Napoleon Bona |
parfe, the liberty OF this country being /
Furthermore, state pride begets pa
tr'otism Massachusetts men love to
swear by Bunker Hill and Virginians
by Yorktown; Connecticut braqs OF
Israel Putnam, Vermont of Ethan AL
en-. and the heart of the man from
limos beats more strongly at the men
ion of Abraham Lincoln.
II would not be well to give I'D state
God Rather let the powers of the
eneral government and the various
ommonwealths remain about as thew
re, Notwithstanding its Inconvenience
D divorces and its conyeniences TO
riminals.
In the present divided powers OF the
iates and the central government AZ
Washington, we are protected from any
lance of some military satrap or DO
heal dictator seizing the whole gov
nment in night, as was done in F
arts by Louis Napoleon.
Al present, we can rest secure of our
eedom; IT would require marvellous s
otter to design forty-five simultaneous =
ups d'etats from Puget Sound to =
orida. Z,
A government is first centralized, then (,
is SEIZED. \
rorty-five little republics are the Z
ongest political Notifications in which 3
Liberties of a great republic can be 2
renched
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-02-15
REAL ESTATE

Groom house, bath, electro
lights, closets, all modern; h
55x115. $4,000. Terms.
7-room house, modern, good
barn, 2 lots; North 18th STREE
Terms.
7-room house, bath, closets. al.
oak finish Lot 73x122. s3OOO
Terms.
4-room house, lot 75x115. Clos,
in. 800.
S-room house, all modern. Lot
75x122- Close in. $1,000.
broom new house, N. 9th; nice
lawn; terms; $4,000.
5-room house, lot 42x122. 6us
lawn and shade. A bargain
S2,O00.00.
7-room house, oak finish, bath and
toilet; lot 73x122 81, 10000
Or will trade for 10, 20 or 80
acres not more than s miles from
Boise.
room house, good barn; lot 50
x115; s., 10000; 100000 cash
balance s per cent.
'-room house, modern; fine lawn
and trees; close in. Cash
S7,50O.OO.
room stone and frame house
Lawn and shade. Easy terms
100000
room house, lot 5Ox122 terms
81, 10000.
room house, lot 55x142, close in
100000; 100000 down
balance easy terms.
room house, lot 4Ox122; $3.50
BUSINESS OPPORTUNI-
TIES.
or Sale-Three good restau-
rants, doing nice business.
n Sale-20-room hotel. En-
ropean plan. Rooms all full
Rent $50 month including heat
Great bargain.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-25
INDIAN TERRITORY CRIMINAL
COURT DOCKES CROWDED

Muskogse. /. r. July 20 The an
nual report of Leo e. Bennett, mar
shAl Of the western district, will show
there are 1900 criminal cases Oh the
records OF this district which have not
which ID ell probabilities been tried
aud never will he.
Thess are cases that have heen 40.
cumulaflng ca the dockets and can.
not be gotten 70 trail. II Is provided
that thesa cases shall 10 trAnfeFred 20
the state courts When statehood
comes. but lawyers agree THAT such
cannot be done The osfensea charged
in Al of the cases IS against tho unlt.
ed States and the state cannot be Of
Tended by crime against the United
States committed before TIE state
snail have been created
The condition that exists Ia this
district exists Ia some degree Ia tho
other thfee Judicial dlstrlcta
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-25
ARKANSAS OKLAHOMA 8
WESTERN WILL. BE BUILT

senator hrter. ello IS nov ii Nes
Yofk. and is neKutistlng With = au.
dlesta = Paris snd London ansHelsfs.
writes Mr.. Oroldofii THAT De IS aSuf.
ed thAf he has tie Arkasls 0kiahema
& Western railroad hnanced TIE
company survey i completed ffom
CansY Kansas u slloam ~pFiugS
Arkans . passing though Wann. No
wata. Ninita aud Spayluaw The
iiue IS % BE- built through q NeTl
phls af. OEendofH tie seeFet@i
Of tie eompanx. fees ahch sneogsss
81 over the letter from Senator Pof.
tsf. nd ths ness sounds good . AL
VlnIla.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-25

Friday, Inlg -
TIE Misses Nld.feF gave 4 lawn
party yesterday evening n South
Park Ia honor Of Miss Eoulce GRAY of
Buffalo. \. Y, a sister Of Fred Gray.
The young ladies' brought well Sled
baskets aud al enjoyable lunch sas
served The pzrty attended the
ChaatAnQua and the entire evening
was thoroughly enjoyed by Ell tie
guests. These present wsres
Misses Eunice araY, Gertrude Sldlf
fer. Jessie Nldlfer. Mary Edna lones.
Malau MARKS Mamie Collins,
ard MARY Collins
Assfs llAfrf Ilaffough, Pau lar
rough. Harold orr. Melville Jones.
Fnsa Cav Frank collins and John
Crutehnsld
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-25

+. II. Smith. president Of the Nl
ami trust : savings hank. vas n
town last night
Mfn Sally Younghlood Of t0nway
AFk.. slstaa 81 Mrs \ R AicDouald
i lSeFe on q vlalt
Jim Trolllnges, druggist 81 AdAlFl
passed through the city last night
enronte to Joplin
John wiss vent 70 Nevada, Mo-,
yesterday 10 purchase a steel ceiling
for the Auditorium
Mr.. and Mrs Fred chubb Of vinita
are conducting a series of meetings
10 tho Spaylnaw hills
Tne roof on the rear part o. ths
Auditorium ID nearly completed and
work lsprogresalng nlcely
Mn seymour Riddle and children
eft FOR Eureka springs this morning
70 be gone for the summer
Mr. Veasy Of Bartlesvilie. = mem
Der Of the well known iifm Of Veasy
3 Rowland ls In the city today.
Cyrus s avery and Morris knight
returned late last night from . two
days trip IN the spavipAw country.
W. L. Coleman, travelling freight
agent for the Frisco. who kas his
headquarters at joplin, No, Is "a town
today.
Attorney r L. Brown OF Claremore
the Democratic nominee for District
Judge Is In thla city today on legal
business
Special features will 30 presented
at tha Electric theater tonight.
D0nt fail 20 see tne acrobatlc feAts
Of Arome and Edwards.
There viii be special services a. tho
Methodist church sunGAy II oclock.
Everybody invited and members OF
the church especially urged 70 be pre-.
ssnt.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-25

fAtaa4f a9i{ ~
Slater Mcclure Is recovering rapidly
E.N. RatelIn returned from Tulsa
lag night
J. >. Spencer went to clafemore 70.
day on business.
c. N. Anderson returned to Kan
sAs City last night.
Harry Mitchell returned from Nus
kogee this morning.
Miss Dixie clark Of spayinaw Is vs..
Iting Miss Lucille Annt
George I. nFyan of Springfield, Mo
i visiting with GeoFKe Franklin.
Miss Bynum oG Tulsa. arrived laal
night 70 visit eth Mis- Arlle Cobb
@ e. Harris Of the Golden Ruls
sure went = Lightning esaek today
Rev. +. 4. Crosby azz here las
night @ hezE fhslAmphloa auaftetts
Nm. l. G. white Of AdaIr i visit.
lne with ~. and mm B. Q. chand
lsr
III u. raflsf II Claremore. fathel
af Pryor Farley. returned home to
a.
Hn A. l. Churchill 40 daughter
Helen. feluEnad from Windsor, Ne
#4zIafdne
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-25

MIS- IIaltle Haynes Is quite Alek.
ne little son q John Parts Is qoits
sles.
IN. crowsa q Afssn ls il so~s
tosiay.
W. j. Martin wsat % Tula lasi
evening
Ths llttls son Of Bert Chandler i
qaite sick.
Dr. Oliver EiAgby returned ffou
Chelsea last night.
G. 3. Williams retnFnoa from Kan
sas City laat night.
Miss Janle Ross of Chelsea Is here
today visiting friends
j. NJ. Jones ID ths father Of another
hoE Watch him smlle.
The Chautauqua management fe.
ports yesterday the second tezt day
from a hnanoial standpoint Bryan
daY is still IN tha lead
A. } Fires Of ChlidfcsA TexaA an
Old friend Of Seymour RIDDLE, Is Ia
the city today looking tbs city over
for the purpose of investing, 4 found
satisfactory. Mr. Fires and associates
Of Fort Worth represent = large
amount oi capital and vinita will DO
well 70 have them interested here.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-25
TAFT TO SPEAK
on AUGUST "a

Washington. JUS IL Secretary
Taft haa finally arranged 10 make his
political speech st Oklahoma CITY
August -. three weeks before the
slenflon he will stop there en route
from the east to the Pacific eoassf.
wlenea he sallsffom Seattle. Washing.
ton, "a September 70 for the Philip.
pines
4 number Of other speeches afe "a
b made by the secretary on lhls trip
bat he dates and places have oct yel
bsen finally determined upon.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-25
LANDS
Listed ior Sale With lhs In
dian Agent II the Union
Agency, muskogee

Notes Is hereby given that ths fol-
lowinc described tracts of land allotted
OF deceased citizens of tho fivs Civil.
iaed TFihes have heen listed for sais
b. their heirs aud sealed bids viii ~
recslved theFefor a. tilla agency on
each separate allotment a. lAnd a..
wrlhea up 10 o'clock b M AZ tlaa
OATS wheu said bids a-e 20 be opened
August i6 1907.
cRKgoaEE NAriON.
No =. Allotment Of Joe sparrow
hAwk. deceased.
Net q ssl Of nel Of sc 10, ~ - Q.
RE. and set Of ssl Of set Of 80
-, ard "a Of nws of net. and swi OF
nel ot nel aud nwl Of set of net and
"a uf nes 0i nea and nwl d nea Of
nss u sec ~, tpz4 iTc, 10 acres.
Nc !. Allotment u Lydia SparFow
hawk. deceased;
NJ of nel Of ses and u q ssi Of nss,
and nul Of ses Of net and nsi Of sci
Of nel. and south % acres Of Lot Of
SO. IS % 2sn,r2se; 70 acres
Ne. s Allotment of Alley Johnson.
deceased,
Nel Of net and nj Of seg o. nes Of
Sec -. and nws of nea and net of
sws ot nes " sec. - ~ ~ d. range
is s.Aef. no McFSM
No. q Allotment Martin White
deceased
Lot 4 and nee Of sul of ms Of sc
4, % - y. range 70 e % II acres
Listed Tor sale July Is, 1877, bids 70
70 b. opened September "a 1907.
No 10 Allotment oi Charley Split
nc=s. deceased.
West 0f nwl Of section a town
ship, 10 a. rge % east . acres.
No. II. Allotment of John Justice
deceased
East Of nwl Of nei Of rwi Of nus
net and nsi Of net q sectiou II. and
nvi Of SCI of ssi ot section 10, tovu-
ship - u. ne. u east. 70 acres
All bids must b. accompanied By a.
duly certified check on some solvent
hank. payable to the Commissioner of
Indian efAlrs. ior . per cent Of TIE
amount oi the bids
All bids should t& deposited with
the United States Indian agent,
Union agency, Muskogee. Indian Ter.
rtoFy. and enclosed Ia a separate
sealed enselope. upon which must hs
written eBid Tor Inherited Indian
Lands. and ti,e date wisn the bid =
70 b. upened Ths snselope must not
disclosa = description q tie land
All information pertaining 70 heir
ship and proofs furnished b. petition.
err j. % lie Al TIE Union agency alsd
mas - examined b any proapeeslse
bidasf
UnlIi further notes onicihl lists 9f
Cfvek lands vii BE- advertised N tie
Nuskeses pi,oenlx, ChsFvkee lands 10
the Ninlts ChieitAln. Choctau lanas
~ tfe Evening Ness arAiesfeF. ard
ChirkasaN lands N the Chickasila
Expresz
Further information ard copies Il
tias regulations govsfnlnT these sales
all IL sent upon Arplicatlan
dana II. KELSEY.
II United States Indian fSeut.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-25
ROB'T. ]. LUHDY DEAD,
WAS PROMINENT MASON

Robert J LnndY died at his home
near NeedmoFe lazI night and 80
buried this afternoon b. vlnita iodee
No. 5. A. r., = 4 ~ Of which bs uas
one q ths oldest members IIe took
great nFlde Ia hla loslas and iEa eofk.
ana eas one Of - mest active mem
a0Ts
=. LnndY waz - Old resident 0l
vlnlIa. where IL laa manY friends
wIa regret 10 haaE = hla daaGh.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-25
OKLAHOMA NEEDS TWO
HUNDRED MORE TEACHERS

Guthrie. Okla. 1als i1-Aceonalue
q J. 5 Dyche. territorial supefln-
tendsaE q public instruction. 81 least
300 additional teaehan are needed 70
al yaeaneles aud nss schools h okla-
homa this iAll To thirds q he
certificates "a taafh II tlklahumm re
hnld hg woman
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-25

Sasnrdyy, July 20
Pryor Farley lsavss for st. Louis 70.
night on business trip
Miss Morrison of Chelsea il here at
tending the Chautauqna.
rs. JAnow Il. an oil man Of Clare
more was In the city tfday
Miss Mildred strobach Of Rolla, No.
IS the guest Of Miss Eva RAtelii.
James nasenbort delivered and ad-
dress At the picnic AZ Ottawa yestsr.
DAY.
MisNes Dannenberg, Scudder, Fore
mans o. Chelsea are visitors here to-
day.
We make city loansoncltY property
ses Us for terms. -Avery.Roberts In.
vestment Co
Deputy Buras went 70 Big Cabin
this morning 70 sell some horses under
80 execution.
Charleg Anderson was arrested AZ
The Frisco depot last evening for dis
orderly conduct
Miss Majoria Hubbard returns 10
Alton this evening after weeks visit
wlth friends here.
NJ and Ms y. n. Wilson wlll
entertain Pref Esalyn Baldwin al
dinner tomoFr0w.
Mss Flora Roberts writes her faith.
ef from Williamsburg, Ind that her
health IS lmpfoxing
A A. Etching master ia chancery
i making yisit % The several court
tosus un court business
Nrs Elflbeth Lane, the mother or
afs Pfincls Wells and aunt uf Mrs
= b Colsy sent 60 Emporia. Kan
szs. after a months visit here.
The equalization board experts 20
eamplefe their vofk by next Tness.aY.
Miss Pauline Kelley returned This
mofning from 3 visit Nlth school
friends ~ Mississippi
Miss Kenhesiay and Scott tie Rat.
clln mlliiners slll leave this evening
for Eureka springs ou a vacation.
Mrs W J strange and Ms Clark
q ghelsa returned 10 that ellf last
night after q weeks visit Ia flnlta.
John A. DePae Of Hanna. Okla
lsft home this morning after 8 brief
visit with hts cousins &C snd y, b
DePne.
John Nawcomb Of Burlington.
Kansas, an Old friend of Clyde Douglas
made him . brief visit last night BIZ
tween trains.
Judge 5. J. 0shorn Of CoiIeyyllle
rs IN town yesterday attending 70
matters relatives % theestats Of Jake
Guthrie deceased.
Y, r. Patton formerly manager of
TIE Vinlta Abstract company vas IN
re city last sssnlng f0f brief vlsit
with hla friend =. q, Ross.
Felix Crlttendsn and Henry Rogers
vefe released from tha T s jan
yesterday whsre they have ben held
oa the shafEs Of Introducing llanor.
M. n. A. Riddle. mother af C. A.
nldals went e olalemofa foazy TAN.
lng with hss ~. alddls's children,
thsy viii Talt =. F, Riddle fof > few
da5s.
Deputy Chamberlain returned from
Nowata laat night with flaa Tehaft,
tho was tFlad heluw Commissioned
@ the chaENa of grind larceny
IIe plead guilty I'D wns inad s ard
eesls md IN default ol paTmaut was
committed q III.
s \. RalelIls = arranging le widen
lha stairway I'D remodel 1lIe Office
Eaaus above Is store room aad plaes
ame II q n9asEu aud ~ = data
naaaltlon. Tnls will pFaTIae rame
nee eElce fpomA Il pne q - haak l0
cations ~ tlas eIEs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-25
Local happening

THURSDAY July IL
IA choieau Is an Afternoon visitor
today.
MIas Ida Moore Is here from BAXTER
sprlngh
Mn. W. 7. Thompson is reported
70 be N.
ErDsat Johnson Of Alton Is in the
city today,
}. II. Turner went 20 Pryor Greek
this morning.
Mrs Wallace Ross Of Chelsea Is m
the city today.
J. W. Douthitt Of Blulacket Is ia
the city today
sam zeno. Of spavinaw, was in
town Yesterday.
John Ezzard, an attorney Of Chel.
sea, Is here today.
J. w. Orr returned from the Morris
oil ield last night.
Seymour Riddle returned from Kan
ns City this morning.
Ma. Ligs Henderson Is visiting At
sulphur Springs, Ark.
Capt. White and wife drove 10
Chelsea this afternoon.
Jim Lacy and son Of Chloeta are IN
town on business today.
Morris Knight a Is G. \. avery drove
cves TO spasinaw TO-DAY.
Miss Nora Armstrong Is expected to
return from Galveston Saturday.
Miss Mary Arnett, Of Texas Is TIE
guest In this city OF Miss Eiaa Gill
J. c. Newsom Is a Washington real
estate man who may locate IN Yinlta
}. G. Star and W. c. Chamberlain
returned fran Rartlevllls last night.
Master Clinord Ciilstrap went TO
g4tale for q visit with relatives today.
Miss RoxielSpencer Of Claremore.
is visiting Mr. and Mrs J spencer
Of this cry.
Miss BeFnlee Rncker IS visiting her
mother At oentralia. Mrs RncEer Is
10 poor health.
Mrs ". 5. r. Mccullough goes 10
Marshall, Texas, tonight 70 visit
friends and relatives.
Mrs Seymour Riddle and children
80 70 Eureka Springs. Arkansas 70
remain until October,
r. r Lockridge OF Bloomington, an
old friend Of Messfs Riddle and Clap.
ham is IN town today. Mr. Lockridge
contemplates locating N the terri
tory.
Bert Davidson was discharged from
the Z. 5. jail this morning having
completed sentence for introducing
liquor.
wiman Thompson of Ketchum
passed through the city today enrOuts
70 Stroud, Oklahoma. 70 visit bis
mother.
n. A. Haddon aud J. + Llndlsy q
Sullivan. lad we're Ia The city yes.
terday looking after their land IN.
vestmenss.
Horace b Duant, Indian agent at
Wyandotte. vas Id toNn today "a
hear Congressman Landis speak a.
the Chautauqua.
Professor Stout, president Of How.
ard Payne College Of Fayetteville.
No, Is the guest Of Mf. aud MRS D
B. Stutsman today.
Raven Simon vas released from the
United States jail on bond today, lie
has been confined since February 10th
On the charge Of Introducing and als
posing Of liquors.
United States Marshal DarFough
gave Congressman lands and several
Of his Vinita friends a handsome re
ception &C his residence today. Con
gresham lands Is here . make al
= 4. "a
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-25
INHERITED LAND
LISTED FOR SALE

Tie following .derElbed Inherited
landa ~efe llslea lof ale Juiy i6 lbs
10 be opened September A. 1907,
CnEEK NATION.
No Il Allotment e. Joe lloklo.
'tnbbs. deceased Lef 3 snd q Of
Is = a and y az ofssqf and North
and = 81 acre. u Iot - secfioa !.
aud haii Of y a % section $. and
% e q ofnvq "a and = qr Of
aud half o. Sc qr ofn " and
qr ofsw qr 81 n 81 sectlon +. r.
3 ~ 4. L.. A. containing aa6.if !. feA
Ne Il Allotment u Mary Wright.
deceased. So Qf 0f sectl0nl - 7. S
y r = +, and lols ;. and 9. Ard n
half Of Sc qr Of n sqF aud = qF of
seqF q - a Of ssetion ., T. ~.
h. lo E. aud Sc a. Of a. Of section
n, T.sN, ~ + containing - 81
acres
CnoCrAw NATION
Ne. 10 Aiism meut of David Monah.
wee. deceased Cfeeg citizen seer d
of ~ u of section =. township II,
range y = and half q n y QF md
So q q a "a q seaflon e. toun-
ship 4 4, - east. containing ~
ACRES
10 i0a Allotment o. Heuechl
EmaFtAluehsa dscaased. ssqf q \ :
az and a ar ofat q and lots 7. i
Ard Il d section E, township Il. =
RE = { containing l56 90 acres.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-12
M0DISPAUGHIs
INSANE AGAIN
So His Folk Believe and He is Jailed
to Await Examination Be
fore Magistrate.

David Modispaugh. who becarie
mentally deranged year or two ago
from supposed brooding over his loss
In the defunct Eureka Loan and
Building Association. is again In Jan
awaiting another examination as to
his sanity.
Modispaugh was adjudged insane
sud sent 10 tne state insane asylum
Fat Weston but last sumner be was
DISCHARGED at that institution as
cured. or late he has given evil
dence Of recurring insanity aud his
folks became afraid OF him. Mrs.
Pearl Holiday. a daughter. swore
out complaint against him In Mag
istrate RiIey's court Friday evening
and Modispaugh was taken to jail
by a constable to await a hearing.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-12
TO
Be A LUNAT|G
George Patton, Broad Oaks Merchant
WIN BE Taken to the Weston
Insane Asylum.

George Patton. merchant or Broad
Oaks. who has been a patient at the
Kessler hospital for the last two
weeks undergoing treatment for bod
ily and mental afiiction, was adiudg-
ed insane by Magistrate Gordon at
that Institution Friday evening and
he will be taken to the state insane
asylum at Weston.
Or. S. NJ. Mason. general manager
of the hospital. assisted the magis-
trate in examining Patton. DR.. c
R. Ogden had also examined him and
both declared that the man was men
tally unsound. Magistrate Gordon
at once sent the commitment papers
to Weston and until. an attendant
comes after him Patton viii be kept
at the hospital Patton formerly re-
sided at craigmoor where he was in
the grocery business. In his rawlings
he thinks all of his children have
been killed and that several persons
are after him to kill him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-12
MASS MEETING !
F0RMEN SUNDAY
To Be Held in the Opera House For
Talk BY the Rev
Or. Mead.


Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
there VIII be held a big mass meet
ing for men only at the opera house.
This will also be a farewell meeting
for the men of clarksburg with the
Rev. Or. Mead OF Philadelphia.
whose visit to our city has marked a
great uplift in spiritual things. He
WIN speak at this meeting on the sub
Ject The Ten Commandments Up to
Date or Nose Modernized, . sub
jeetspecially adapted to the needs Of
a city ifkA clarkshurg The large
attendance at the meeting In the op-
era house last Sunday and the num-
Der Of requests that DR.. Mead speak
again this Sunday Indicate that a
large audience VII greet him tomor-
ro wafternoon. Don't miss this
stirring message TO the men OF today
from this eloquent speaker. All
seats free.