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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20
WASHINGTON NOTES.

Tuesday was cleanup day at Pros.
ser.
a potato famine is reported at
Kahl0tus
Arbor day vas duly celebrated IN
Kennewick.
A large crowd Witnessed the horse
show al Waitsburg
Oliver Pape has been appointed post
master al Cunningham
The Walla Walla travelling men have
organized a local council
Hatton business men are discussing
the advisability u Incorporating thar
town
Work on the foundation for the nea
cannery 10 be erected In Walla Walla
this spring has commenced
william A r. Smart. the oldest ma
riu steward ia years o. service on the
Coast. died in Seattle recently.
one hundred and seveuty-fve bales
q hops were purchased - Isaac PIN
chus & Sons a. 61zeents per pound
The splendid spring weather ~
have been having the past few days
Is causing great activity in the 6elds.
II ". Keith vas sentenced 10 fye
years lu the state peniteuuary b.
JudEe Brents a. WaIla Waila for adult
cry
Nels Sells. aged Is. vas killed BY q
falling tree IN Iarsens camp near
Aberdeen. His home was IN Moro.
kich-
Charles W Buddrius. q rancher who
lived Two miles south Of Dixie, was
instantly killed - falling from lead
q hay.
SPOKANE Il 70 be the host o. the
grand encampment and q the grand
lodge / o. o. p. and Rebekah Assem-
bly, o. Washington from June 3 70 6
Il Is believed that the mar found
on tha ranch . Green NcCEbe, near
RIOS ia. a few DAYS aeo. vas from
Spokane ard that hls name vas Moss
The Northern Pacific company s.
spending a considerable sun u money
Tor new engines and ether equipment
10 be used in this part Of the country
II Is reported thai the ProsseT Pals
Lands aud Power company. =. ?. Ben
son. president. has purchased the light
plant q the Prusser Eiectric company
On a merit scale arranged D. TIE
employers and the union the Union Ma
chlnery 4 supply company's men. Who
went on q strike ~ Seattle. have re-
suned work
Three representative Quinanit In
dams have gone - Washington 20
protest - President Roosevelt against
The proposed plan q inctudlng the
Cuinauif reservation IN The Olympia
forest reserve
In addressing The CHAMBER ~ cuu-
neroe tha ether aaT CouErezEman ".
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20
NORTHWEST STATES
WASHINGTON, IDAHO, OREGON
AND MONTANA NEWS.
a Fe~ interesting Itsras cathsree
From Our Exchanges 81 ths Sur
rounding Cogntry--NGusHIss Aoei-
dents anc Personal Eveuts Take
Pisce-Fali Trace 10 cooa.
IDAHO NEWS

hc recent sW&llbaN cost cnnanQIls
county s2l02
Claud Brown. Il year old son a J.
Y Brown % Moscow. has skipped.
Work on the MOSCOW extension Of
the Inland Electric railroad has been
begun.
Charles Clark. a native q Colorado
Springs. vas killed b. q cayein a. Wa
lace
Wardner lodge. No. -. O. o o. r.
announces the Ssth anniversary Of their
order. 10 be held on April %.
The supreme court has ordered that
the county attorney a. Rathdrum nle
ate information in the }. 7. Scott hbe.
case.
A human skeleton has been found -
Edward Gates q Kamiah on the og-
H0site side ~ the river from that
place. li Is not known 20 whom the
skeleton belonged.
The annual financial statement al
Shoshoue county has been completed
by the county auditor. The cash on
hand al the close of the fiscal year
for 1896 amounts 10 sIo5 sS1Is.
Mystery surrounds the allegation
that the United States grand iury
voted 90 indict senator " T. Borat
In connection with the Barber Lumbel
company timber case
The charges made recently against
Douglas v Ross. the engineer 10
charge Of the Payegte Boise reclama
ton project In Idaho. and r G Horn
consulting engineer fer that project
have been dismissed by the secretarl
81 the interior
The 18th annual Watkins oratorica
contest Of the University 81 Idaho va
held Saturday the simmer being Jane,
n Frazier. 1891 The winner receives
a $40 gold medal. contributed by 3D..
er winners. he will represent idaho
IA the annual Interstate oratoricaI con
test al Eugene. OreEon.
II is reported that there Is q scarcity
of ready money through parts OF The
Clearwater country because o. the la
ability OF the grain companies 10 So
cure a sufficient number 81 cars @,
handle the grain in the warehouses
Word has been received a. Lewiston
that Duke Rossi. the man who FOR
year posed Ira the Lewiston country a.
the son OF an Italian nobleman. Nh,
said that when his inheritance arrive,
he would invest large amounts in th'
Lewiston a. Southeastern electric line
and would build q mansie-7 on Crail
mountain such as has never been seei
D. America is nOw tncarcerafod ia al
Italian prison. charged with havinl
represented himself - b. the sol 81
wealthy American while be was sd
fou~ntre In Italy
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20
POOR STANDARD OIL
FOUND GUILTY IN INDIANA On
1868 COUNTS.
cosnpany tsas Seer On Trisi &C. last
sis Weeks On Charge % Having Re
cciveo Reeates Frorn Chicago a A.
ter Rsilrcad-Liahie 90 Fine q
&2s. 2eo.cos

The STANDARD on company q IN
diana. which has been on trial fur tbs
last SIX weeks before Judge X. ~.
lands in the United States district
court on q charge of having received
rebates fnom the Chicago a Alton on
shipments from Whiting. Ind. 20 East
81 Louis. W., vas found guilty on
ls6s counts q the original 1898 in the
indictment The remaining go couuts
were dropped FROM the indictment on
account a. errors n the verdict Is
sustained the ou company Is liable "a
a fne of szg e6o 900 az the Elkins
law which the indictment charged the
company with having violated. pro
yldss q fne Cf $1,000 Co So o1o for
each onense. Pending a mutlon for
a new trial which John : &itleF.
counsel for the defendant. announced
would be- made Immediately no ac-
tiuu viii D. taken hy the coart 90
wara collecting the fue
The Indictments charged that in the
shipment Of 1898 cars ~ oil over the
Chicago Terminal Transfer and the
Chicago and Alton railways from Whit
Ing Ind 10 Fast 81 Louis. III b
way 81 Chappell H. the oll company
accepted a rate Of cents for leo
pounds when the pubHshed rate was
Is cents Early ID the trial attorneys
for the defense cndeavored To have al
tne counts IN the indictments thrown
cut ou techuicalities. bat The court or
dered that each count be- considered
separately. which vas done
The jury vas ouf less than three
hour and reached the verdict on the
6rsf ballot
The courts charge left the jury q
discretion as 20 Law many Of the
counts BE- might hnd the company 70
have been guilty. A motion by its a.
f0rneys 10 limit the number 81 ofIenses
% one Hin De- argued neNt week -
agreement The companys lawyers
contend that bat one crime II any. was
committed and the multiplicity 81
counts amounts 20 persecution. Thes
declare the corporation Wlll be- ruined
/ II the prosecution procures any suct
| Interpretation 81 the law. Judge Ian
dis agreed Go permit the jury 10 hn1
/ q verdict this week SO that its vigi
Of six tiTese.~e weeks might end. IL
vll rule as % the number Of ofenses
/ next week
II be limits the ofenses 10 but on'
! crime there can be no greater dns
than SO eco and possibly the defend
/ ant might escape with a fine q $1,000
The ruling vii De- most important
/ in federal jurisdiction it viii deter
mine whether OF not The federal Law.
F against railroad dlscr minarlou are SD
/ foTceabIg.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20
GO TO TH9 PEACE CONGRESS
chosts &c Head . Delegation Of Dis
tlnguisheo ctizeu&

Al a recent meeting 81 She cahine
the names u the delegates "a The
peace conference were announced
Owing 20 the growing importance oi
the approaching congress and the eX.
tension ~ the program. the number II
delegates has been slightly Increased
A. announced tbe American delegate
Wiil - as follows
Joseph II Choate. former amhassa.
cor 90 Great Britain General Horace
Porter. former ambassador o. France
O. ~ Ross ~ Arkansas. former presi
dent - the American Bar association E
David Jayne Hil American minister
re- The Sefherlands BrlEadier General
George b Davis. judge advocate gon
eral ~ the army and formerly proies
sor ~ International law AZ the United
States military academy. Rear Ad-
miral Charles 5. Sperm. Z. s. N VIII
lam T. Buchanan. formerly minister %
Argentine and % Panama and chair
man Il the American delegation %
the RIO conference. secretary. VIII
lam Chandler Hale Of Maine. formerly
secretary q the American embassy
af Vienna and the son q Senator Halt
- Maine James Brown scutt. solict
tor 81 the department Of state, eXperi
aftaches Charles Heug Butier re-
porter ~ TIE United States supreme
court
TIE delegates wiu sail about the
middle 81 MAY
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20
slsHoP May &c SENT.

To Administer e spiritual Recess -
Ruthenisn CRthciicG
R0me-The Vatican has refused e
ssnd heretofore - the yarioas reiigso9s
communities IN the unised si&ie3
speaklng q language ether shAn Enc
Hsh. blsbaps 81 their 0ER nalionsiiiJ.
buf b. inclined g consider tae matter
from 3 dlnereni sisndpoint Re TIE c4ss
q the United Rafhenian Catholics %
America. Who. whae aekncwindgiRE
the headshlp q the pope. FetAin tns
Old Green slaFunsc iitaFEy zAd 49,
their secular elergy % marry tsss
the congregation of the prupogMu1sA
has taken under adviseme&t tie 80
p0Intmenf u . RutheniGn hi4sop -
America
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20

ManaEua. Nicaragua The Hondsran
forces which have been besieFed Ia
Amapaia by the NicaraRuans capita
lated uucondltionally recently % thu
enemy. President Bonllls .as taken
refuge on board The Americas cTuis-
- Chicago. and b. SiI not b. permit.
soil
The capltulaflan was arranged -
Commander Robert ~ Doyle. captain
u The Chicago.
The SslFadorean forces who weTe 81
Ana raia are returning % Ia Union.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20
GENERAL WADE RETIREs
General Fredersck Grant Gets Com
uand over TIRE Easf

Wanu over ire Eaet-
Major General james p Wade. the
senior Of rank ln thu army and uezt
Ia rank 10 Lieutenant General Mac
Arthur. terminated his active connec
ton with the army Saturday by opera
ton II laW. on account 81 age DE
became - years Of aee the retiring
age. CD Sunday. ISIS military service
covers q period ~ 80 years and IN
cludes participation in the civil var.
the Indian campaigns and the spanish
American var The retirement vii
result In the promotion ~ BrlEadier
General william s. McCraskey. CON
handing the department q Texas. 70
the grade ~ major general. and the
promotion - Colonel Charles N0rton
q he Seventh cavalry. which ls ID
the PHILIPPINES. % the grade ~ brisa-
der general Major General Frederick
d Grant. commanding The department
q the east. a. New ToTk. Wfii succeed
General WADE IN the command q the
Atlantic division The division com
rand xfn be abolished on July ! next
and merged into the department u thu
east General Grant I'll retain The
command until relieved b General
Wood. Whea BE- Eill probably be a.
signed - the command ~ the de-
parfment ~ the lakes. az Chicago.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20
sPeecH 81 M. ROOSEVELT.
Al Dedication Of Monument e the
Rough Rioers.

At Dedication Of Monument q the
Rough Rioers.
President Roosevelt made a speech
Oh patriotism and good citizenship a.
the dedication recently of the mont
meut erected in'fhe national cemetery
a. Arlington 40 the memory 81 the
Rough Riders al the Spanish American
war Ms Allyn X. Capruu. widow 81
Captain Capron ~ the Rough Riders
regiment Who fell a. las Gaszuas.
pulled the cord holding the American
faE thai covered the monument Rev
Dr.. L J Stafford Of So Pafrick's
church mase he dedication address.
The monument is the design a. Mr.
Caprou II IS g nnon0iifh and stands
"a feet high on tase sac feet
The memorial bears the names Of more
than joe members - the regiment who
died either IN Cuba or after the re
turn of the regiment 10 the United
States TIE main decoration Is a
bronze tablet bearing the regimeuial
device and the inscription
First United States volunteer cav
alfry m memory - the deceased mem
bers 81 the Fl-sr United States Toiun-
teer cavalry. Spanish var
Erected by members AZ the regiment
1906
President Roosevelt VITO was col
onel - the regiment. referred - the
peculiar eradication q himself and
his comrades in this memorial and
euunciated his well known views ca
the duties o. citizenship.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20

The sanltarium % Dr " NAYS near
Haiues. Was destroyed by ERE recently
All ~ the inmates bur John F. Girls
mar. electrician for The resort. IS
capped H. vas burned 90 death. Flre
loss about s55 008
Arbor day and Clean Up Milton
day" were one In Milton and OBJ
served IS nearly all the citizens Muck
rakes. shoyels and spades were called
into use % all citizens. and So q result
Milton today Is a spick and span little
city.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20

Churches Perry. y D.--JuaEe CoEan
Of Devils Lake directs thar the sta
fion q tire Great Northern road here
- clnsed for q year because = drag
ran used r. Tor storing beer. thus vio-
iatlnE tire state prohibit0ry las TIE
drayman Nas hned t25B and sentenced
70 - days n Jail The costs we're tax-
ed against the Great Northern.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20
DEATH J.H.ECKELS
HE WAS A MEMBER OF PREsI-
DENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ne Was Stricken with Heart Disease
while Asleep IN fsis Apartuenta In
chseago-sss Was Prominent calEen
81 That city-Fsasiiy Was IN France
Funeral TUESDAY Afternoon.

Chieaep. April Is james 81 I'll
president &C the Commercial National
bank and formerly comptroller % ths
currency. died here sunday q hear,
disease Mr Eckels died while asleeF
Ia bis bed
The fact that BE xas dead was dis
covered ~ the butler. who entered
MT Eckels room after hearing a teie
phone within ring continuously with.
cut receiving an answer Other mem.
bers ~ the family we're summoned
TIT Prank : Churchill gave h as bis
orinion that Mr. Eekels had been dead
for some hours
Mrs.. Eekels Is IN Paris.
Mrs.. Eckels and her daughter
Phoebe ls years old are in Paris
where the latter b. attending q nnish.
ina school for girls They have been
abroad since last fall and planned e.
return 90 Chicago in a feW weeks They
were AZ once communicated with -
cable
james A Eckels of Princeton. faith
er 81 James n. EckeIs. died tao
months ago
A pest mpriem examination Was held
and statement issued giving ths
cause of death az organic heart dis
ease The funeral vas held TUESDAY
afternoon from the Fourth Pnesbyter
ian church Rev William hoffman
conducted fhe services Gntermfut sill
not take place a. once n having beer
decided Gee place the body IN a vault
until tha return ~ Mrs Eckels and
daughter ahsn a private funeral wil
BE- hell
Mr. Eckels Vas a stakeholder and
vas prominent iu The management al
/ several concerns. he uas a membe.
~ the Union IeaFue the Merchants
F aud the Commercial clubs Of Cbicaet
and various clubs ia the east De vas
+ cne - the receivers of the Chicagl
+ Uuiou Traction company appointed IS
F Federal Judge Grosscup several years
ago
Sketch 81 Ais Career.
Mr. Ecksls VAS born az Princeton
IlI. November -. 1858. and most 81
/ bis Tie bad been spent Ia Illinois. lie
E received his early education in she
, schools # his native city later takins
up the study ~ laW a. Albany. y Y
f graduating from the Albany school in
! 1850 lie urarticed laW az Ottawa
In until appointed Is President CleFe
land % the post 81 comptroller Il ths
currency 30 1888
Mr Eckeis. during the agitation a
the currency question. became promi
uaut as ar advocate ~ the gold stand
ard Always a democrat be- beams
affiliated in 1ss6 Nitb fhe rola stand
ard democrats HT retained fhe oflcs
~ comptroller az the currency uuu
fhs end ~ President Cleveland tern
in 1885, uheu he became president %
/ the Commercial National bank 81 thn
CITY
Mr Eekeis leaves only four uea
1 relatives They are his wife au'
daughter. bis brother George n
Eckels and sister Mrs Jane Paine
! ~ Princeton M George 81 Eekels d
"a attorney 81 this city
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20

Russia Is experimenting wth ne =
hear tine system. the n~Afa -
numbered esnsecutiseiy fEum % -
instead Il fog TIE perisds q Z hosrs.
The ministsr - railways has aecaaea
that ne summer sinesablez ~ n
railroads. q Noseow BE printed q -
neH SYSTEM
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20
SLUMP HAS NOT HURT MARKET
Railway Securities Have Shrunk a.
OF. Oo0. coo. but Demand 10 FIRM

That railway securities have shrunk
s. as7 e00 600 IN s. days pasf Be- given
or the authority % the Railroad Ca
Getee This does not inclnde the
FhrinkaFe Ia bonds. which would add
materially 10 fho total losses Ia mar
ket values in railroad securities.
Accepting this statement as upprux
imately correct. and few question the
accuracy II the RailrDad Gazette
American people may fnd ground fof
ccaerafulstIuu ia the amazing fact
that while Tits Tremendous slump vas
taking place NOT failure ~ uate has
beeu recorded. in the United State
and that not even on Wal stirred. dur.
lns the savage battle - the bulls and
bears. vas there a failure worthy Of
notice
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20

Boise. IdahO-In the case ~ james
T. SsE0rd and others versus n. =.
F1emmlne and others. the supreme
court reversed the ruling - Judge r.
T. Morgan % the district cOurt q
Shoshone county The action Was
brought 20 quiet title 20 the Bunker
Chance lode mine cain. situated n
the Eagle mining district. snd 20 -
cure a. Injunction. TIE injunction
was refused ~ the district court
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20

is9udun-Two German aeronaufz. ~
WaEener and Aeosph Koch. descended
IL bailoon SATURDAY af Enfsrbg. near
LeieeEfer. TIE balboa having covered
So niles from Berlin ID - hoarE.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20
stsIrpln,s Policy Prevails.

ST PetersburE-Premier stoiypln 5
threat 90 Use the guards 20 prevent
outside experts from assisting the
committees q the lower house vas
put into effect Saturday
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20

Tacoma. Wakh-Markef higher
Blaesfem. T7a7so: elsh. 7ta7scs red.
728Tzc
Portland 0re-~Biaesfem 7sn7kc.
elub. Tfu7scs valley. szc. red 10
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20

The nan Who SEEKS salvation With
Is eyes closed Usually BUMPS -
nralnsf earn@fh8Eg else
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20

l. 1ones sasd n would - three or four
years Before the eouth half % the Col.
vile reservation coala - opened %
seffiemeua
Wo Fong Eong. a wealthy silk mer-
chant. and Miss Chin Sue. the &C.
knoMledEed bells II she North Yakima
ChinaioNn. eloped. going 60 Seattle
where they Sere married b. a justice
81 the peace.
Faiuropathic physician Nho Was arrest
81 last summer on the charge - man
slaughter. - reason of treating the =
months-uld child q william Robinson
for a period az two or three weeks
through a fasting or starvation method
vas found guilty as charged
Robert King. an e. year old youth
has pleaded guilty 90 setting two nres
10 TIE 81 Paul lodging house al North
Yakima. where BE- Was detained under
quarantine after exposure % smallpox
King confessed and vas bound over 10
the superior cour1 In Slooa hail
The regulations agreed co by the
mission are The interchangeable 2ia
cent a mile mileage books. prompt -.
dempsiun 81 unused tickets that all
DELAYED trains be- bulletined at all sta
fions af intervals and all regulars 20
b. also listed an a public bulletin. that
stations De- supplied with water. heat
llgE; seats and toilet facilities and BE-
kepi clean before the time q arrival
20 trains
Whitman County Notes.
The Endicoit TIRE alarm bell has ar
rived
EIbertou people are already begin.
ming % talk picnic
A large acreage ~ potatoes Wiu b.
planted In the Palouse country this
season.
Great complaint Is made az Palouse
because 81 the car shortage and lum-
Der shipments.
Electric train service on the Spo-
. kane a Inland 10 Oakesdale vas in.
augurated Monday
This summer b. expected 10 be the
Nt-r. BE- AAaE AANAAa HA AaaaaAGA AANAaA
/ business standpoint
The Garfield high school Wun uul
Friday night in a debate with the Col
/ fax high school az Garfield
Most ~ the graded schools Ia Whit
man county are employing teachers al
@ considerable advance in salaries
The condition 81 fruit trees a. pres
eut indicate an excellent harvest q.
fruit this year in the upland country
The streets Of ColIaX were thr0nEed
with 2ou0 people saturday who saw
1.-THE frsf annual horse show and parade
The three days rally 81 the Chris
tian EEdeavor societies 81 Whitman
county Ar Tekoa this Week vas q
/ great success
The cutting ~ fhe large plate glass
/ windows In most Of the stores on Main
] street. Co1aX, umably with q dIa
moud. occurred last week.
Cars for wheat shipments are beins
4 furnished more literally by the rail
/ roads and heavy shipments % graz
arr being made 10 the coast
/ County Fruit Inspector J. II Hot
has informed the fruit growers q
/ Whitman county that the Law viii b
/ strictly enforced and that orchard
must b. sprayed.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20

TIE seed ~ dBty WeIl cone pro
ducas the nower Ee cal happiness
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20

n IL aufullY easy 70 b. good naturod
when thines sre coming your Wag-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20

The weizht q ne tFaszs<sHssH=
oanoes - ne peand
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-04-15

Where the nails are BRITTLE soak
hem every nigh. in little warm
dive oil; let it soak in and then rub
On vaseline, which is one Of the best
applications to make the nails nice. 1t
softens the cuticle around the base
so It can be pushed back and the half
moons" perfectly shown.
A nail brush should be medium,
bristles neither too stiff nor too soft;
II it is used every time the hands are
washed there will be no need for the
usual digging under the nails with
a sharp instrument. A blunt-pointed
orange wood stick is the best, but
bit of soft old linen used on one hand
with the nails of the other should be
sufficient 1t is the use Of hard steel
loints on the nails. under and around
Them. that makes them all the harder
TO keep clean because they are rough
ened. As little polishing powder
should be used as possible; 1t has the
effect Of making the nails thin and
brittle.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-04-15

Miss Mae Evelyn Hall left last night
for Los Angeles, Cal, with her aunt,
Miss Blanche Hall and will spend the
summer there. Eugene Hall will re-
main in Vinita and look after the
property interests of his daughter and
two sisters Miss Blanche Hall, who
owns beautiful home in Los Angeles,
was enroute from New York City to
California when her mother, Mrs.
Josie A. Hall, died, and did not know
Of her death until her arrivalin Vinita
where she intended stopping over for
few days visit.
United States Marshal H. o. Oar
rough aud Deputy A. f. Chamherlin
returned last night from Seattle,
Wash, with Frank Searhas, whom
they brought here on charge of forg-
cry.
Rev. Geo. A. Fulcher, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, and Mrs. Sophia
Bethel left today for Bartlesville to
attend Presbytery.
Mrs. Frank G. Tabourin left last
night for Muskogee after several days
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Tarlton.
Mrs. T. J. Farrar's sister Mrs. w.
NJ. Barker of Okarche, Okla, with
her two children are visiting at Mrs.
Farrar's.
The usual number Of black eyes and
swelled heads resulted from yester-
days excursion to Muskogee.
WP. Gatewood returned last night
to Pryor Creek after spending Sunday
with his family here.
L. R. Scott has begun the erection
Of an addition to his dwelling on the
east side.
VIM. Ash a prominent Muskogee at
torney is in Vinita today.
S. Kelly is here ffom Alton.