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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

Hungry--do YOU know what that meansp
No; pleasant edge appettenat that relish with
which YOU dinner after days work. when YOU lean
back in the easy and sniff the delicious odofs that an
the evening meal. and say Myl but I'm hungry
Not that
We're YOU ever hungry with the hunger that bites and
gnaws makes smart like dogs show their teeth like
pack Of famshed wolves their eyes To little hlaz
ing points of fire We're you hungry with hunger
that had ecpsed everything else in the whole wofdam
bton virtue gold power WIFE, ehildrenal forgottea DO
you know what starving meansf
In another column today publish picture that IS
human document Look il Study it. Think abon, II
II shows little handful Of Chinese There Iooooooo
more like them You their hands stretched outf Do
you know what they screaming ior'
Breads
In the central provinces OF China an Of 10000 square
miles, larger than the Of Ohio, Is stricken with utter
famine.
Last autumn Il rained forty days Rivers overlooked
Crops standing and garncrcd destroyed Millions Of
homes swept away Food became then
Domestic animals died There nothing Tor them 70 eat
Their dead bodies furnished food for living people The
government tried send relief Officials cut their own sal
aries The empress money Still the famine spread
Horrible sickness in The people mad with hunger ate
grass roots bark. the wadding Of cotton garments AZ last
they made soup OF weeds Today all the weeds have been
eaten The sickness everywhere and OF frightin
kinds Al this there more than 100000 siarv
ing men, women children in the relief camps which
utterly unable through lack OF funds cope with the stu
alton There are millions and millions unable to
reach even these tiny desert Of famine cry for
help has gone the world.
Who is our BROTHER1
America is responding the president Of the first The
Christian Herald with magnificent charity has sent
than 100000 and has pledged $4,000 monthly tor the next
months The Red Cross Society has sent $4,000 IN
money SIopoo OF flour and 1900 bushels Of seed
wheat responsible foreign relief organization has been
effected China and honest and efficient distribution has
apparently been safcguarded
What viii you say to these people when they cry
BREADS Breads GIVE US BREADl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
Chain Gang, Not Fines. for
Automobile Criminals



millionaire his automobile rcc
carriage and injured tao 81 it, occupants
Did they hale him before sycophanue court and psu him to
insy pay $50 costs victims defeated Justice
sing their bruised legs tied
about neeksf DID the pounee
upon the s50permonth ehaffcurf No. ar
gave merely city
chain gang and he spent the time digging city drains
the stuff You cant hurt the fohorspgrsr promoters
manughter hitting them their pockets but how
majority Of them do hate honoahs manual labor II Il those
which thousands
dollars merchants cleaning the
alxxng The sewers II
there cleaning catch baslns ev doses
Of association with he fas refined but cosmopolitan catch
basin viii the manning and numbering than all the
could doeLal The reeodng anEea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

~thA mitten" ] would etsy te htsa.
fast aad Sunday dlnner
There would be a nnidnieAi lana
~ cider, apples. doashnsa a,
cookies in the Kitchen Then I'd
10 the pafior. where We wouN ens
rel and make np about q 1sra q
fcrcnt times. Then We would ~
a spell 81 holdin' hands or sxrsss
riddirs~ After ] would tFy e ~
= kiab and get slapped snsrlg q
my daring. aud 70 Gu. lzti 10
break. when the hired msa wa
stamp heavily down ths tzrs
winding stairs from bis rpsn b q
loft over the kitchen. yax1lrg n
rubbing the sleep from his g4sf
would 10 oat with him 70 ibs ~
and help with the milking srz o
chores and tend my own hosz =
az the olang ciAngclang q he t'1
er's bell would announcs that brsl
fast WAS ready.
An. mel bushnell
DEAN CIGAR
TIE NEW QUALITY, &C. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

seaHfy eRfFneHtn Others ate souf
u Needs. bat the weeds are AL gone
Haw. chlidFsn have been sold for
A few ahilinNa % save them and
llsla rareata ffum starvation.
The foaa supplies AZ 80 rcacAinE
the relief stations are a mere pit
sance un eomparea Mifh the wants
DISTRESSING stories are toif ~ ths
psssfui rash ef rha Vanished Tor even
scfap whwn the Jaws set cut u
gha arrival ~ fresh euppiipA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

..tow IL buslncasYa HsHed the 10.
aulatiye little MIN.
Milne n boonilns." replied ths
press agent
'Nlne ~ growing" answered The
fHImnF
~ can't complain" said the man
who had juei opened dbh'hffe NJ
lotmont Mine h impfoyine
For MY part" said the owner OF
half q do1an vans, 7 must say niiii'
IL mos ing nicely.
n find things looking an. said
The astronomer
nAilne' said The parachute jump
ar Is dropping :.
And I find thinka pretty dead,
said tho undertaken.
10 You remember that shhheh
ponre quotation
.shakanpearey HhakeapeareI Nc
auch stock listed. Is ihefeF Bank
mining or Industrial
Mrs Brainley - n great ndrniref
81 lhseH. she says she laAt loves
hlm"
she ought 10 bo ashamed Of her
ssff." declared the woman from
Kanssa City. 1.-THE idee ~ a mar
rled woman talking IKE that
%. Toueh % Nature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

ana there. 70 ale IN sNarsan sn ths
bare fields dssaissea - the ftee.fins
~ tho grand canal
Terrible tales u dssttfHtlan aud
suffering eautlnne - eouae fssHn the
fanfins pFavinSea The North china
News and Herald tells q the pFtxa-
ii0un 81 fhnaa VINO weFe furtet out
~ the refuge camp ~ TntnKNtanra
and Who sought the sites uf their
ala hauea a. die aiuaur the rulns
Many ate the watalnR az their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

A yoanE gentleman called ON my
eldest daughter this evening They
sang together and played on The
piano In the music room Then
they adionrned 10 the iibrary and
there discussed politics. the Japa'
neaa question, golf. tnnnth. base ball.
operas. booka aud palntlnMa. with a
mixture Of society gossip. brilliant
repaffee and hearty laughter. A
mnaslun with the chatting diAh foi.
loved. and shout 1880 the yoang
man departed.
sat In my den before 4 CRATE
fire. smoking. and thought Of my
own cuurtinE days. when | was
about his are. Saturday nights !
uosfid hitch up old Nell TO the mud.
npattened bugry and drive u miles
over ruagh rtsads 20 my best girl
house. 20 ait up eli night with her.
and perhaps. II she aidut Eiye me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

SHANGHAI March is--China's
Ereat famine - nov ~ ~ bright,
since last fail ihs lAo0o. 900 % hu-
man being b. ne stfi Ken provtncss
have heea suhsisting from hand 20
mouth Ia fhn great felirf camfa. but
these are no9 hslng broken M ~
the Imperial aushpfitsga and the
honeleaa creatures. driven from thslF
temporary shelter. arr 3rlfling here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
A SMART COSTUME FOR
EASTER
SEASON

Gray ana whns ehsston woratsa
Is me eass.6lnNtlaa that forms iais
q smart street. costume. The deco
rafisns arr 80 eioth aH8 braid n
Quaker gFay. The a2iti ss the long
straight masieL which chafaetsFtssa
thia Freneh rsakes. ne bottom u
the garment having a bfaes Il bias
folds The taanty caAi II short
waisis1 aa the empire ilnss. Nth
the collar and cuffs II the plain
fabric. The under ARMS are aeoo-
rated with tha faneY brald al but
tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
!. A BIT OF VAUDEVILLE:
) BY r. w. scAAEFFER

VIII make a sud Of clothes, Ossarf
Adolf Not kind, bleaaof'
oh business sud"
work.
mo- 20 70 a business coileteh."
Ferry veil Here a nice pierre Of II neu
wrinkle"
An Damaget By vater."
insuld until you fo lem"
"sefer mind. Go ahead ind took my measuringss
II flint too arch IN der bay window I
waist bant"
"Can'd put a V In it2'
unless peel m oxtra V off your bundes
myi Dot penalties a fashia plate"
plate Ia, o. afan a
BE und make coat like m von, q
DOT IL nod a cutayay. ii n q way"
shout nod laugh refinement
as possibility"
bud haf lOut pants"
For dot must ahortneas
Shell put pocket In der sleeve? Id latest"
"Vot for iss id7"
ITO hide from your
"Bosh can'd een GET
do you want your coat padded9"
mo, / preference hnf IA quilted
oh DO You sleep idR Vo pattern for yestf Do
III chockcdY
mo. I VIII take "a NIT Ia. ha. hat"
I'VE vii obltch dity,
Make Der Man, Bud Yust a Noise Like Won"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

TO Join tho Seattle Newaboya' union
and sell Seattle papers Initiation
feo 80 coats Good corners WIN be
provided. Call al Tho Star office.
1903 asvcnth ax.. and ask FOE John
liinamnn. secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

Dent fhHaw away yOur old
efatEes. Have them riransd 60
aeak IKE new at he ransAtorfsm
cell ap Nain texf 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

Klein. tho shoemaker. at James
at see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
STAR DUST
BY Josh"

flahln' stunt next summer please
don't give any advance notice Nv Il.
Then mohby they won't all go int
hidin'. Yours truly.
JOSH WISE.
Jay Could may have been q rail.
road wfecker but he worked on
change instead Of the tracks
Doctor" said the lawyer who
wns conducting the cross examlna.
tlon OF tho expert. "the testimony
shows the prisoner next went 70 a
restaurant. whore be spent an hour
Klein. the shoemaker. si7 James
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

n wonder what sapplnston
rctsf-
"A dollar ana q half q week.
~Oh. absurd Tn
THAT'S right Ills wife gets the
raaf /"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

DEAN" CIGAR.
THE NEW QUALITY, 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

IN eating a hearty meal Describe
that act. please
n appears % me. replied the en-
pert. that the art vas rational
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

Editor Star Dust.
have been readin' IN m papers
int professor In Paris sayh fish
kin hear. Some folks may not be
iieve this. but Il a. a fact They
kin An whut's more. they Kin SEQ.
I am wiliin' & 90 on record for
more'n that They Kin read IN pa.
pers So when I go OF on my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

Seeds, Fruit Trees, Cut Flo~sra
sandahi a Son. 40 Pike, cor and Az.
see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

Thee Massachusetts, doctors Who
weighs y human soul and found Il
weighed one ounce neglected 70
state whether II belonged TO beef
baron or a railroad president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

Il EVEN
EBrrn
tiers o|
1 n Of |
St0 meet
Iployes
|EFsfeit|
Il wage 4
4 The I
led a 4
|hsld BEL
ntpu8itl
Ia scale
4 royers.|
|fakes n
.ument |
1s .s.~e.s|
49,
Il r.ox|
Il -
sxs~Fnel
4 I&s 80
$3.50 :. go
90 ss.-l
ns n
|sngn1A]
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24
CAR WRECK
one Killed aud Several Injured at
Cincinnasti.

ClnclanAt, o Oct 10 one man
was ALLIED. slH psrsons were danger
ously injured and probably twenty
nvc others slightly hurt today whsn
an Klbefon car crowded with pas
sengen Jumped The track and sent
over twenty-five foot emhankment
At Mount Hogs. 10 the western end q
Tie city Attorney n Hausch died
Of his injuries. and u is feared that
TIE others injured maY also die. As
ms car vas coming down a steep
grade, the motorman lost eoutrol and
tlls car jumped thc track, 9ulng clear
aefa@s the street and over the tank.
Il landed upside auan and enc q tie
TRUCKS Erashst through tie car
number Il the nov seriously iniaied
t2iue caught lnsite NsAtiy ever
one on bosgd vas more o. less ser'eas'
81 b8ft
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24
Franu VIII Not Accept Appoint.
snent from President.

Washington, D. G. Oct Is GOV.
srnof Frank Frants Is 70 retire to prl-
sass life upon me expiration q his
term ~ territorial governor of Okla
homa. President Roosevelt offered
bis rough rider friend another GOV.
eFnment lob during the trip d0Nn ne
Mississippi river last week whsn ia
invited Governor Frants and. Curry.
both .'iiSs b 5 q the rough rider
regiment e ride 9Th him. Govern.
sinaf Ffausa was asked hy the preal.
dent I What uan a. ~ y0oq To
thls, lf Is learned from psss0ns Rho
lsre reached Washington. Fmnif
answered that there Wa rathlng
mofe lor him lnAn appalntlFe once
am a yoang mar ard haKe nly
sag % make n the world ! don't
see shat another appoiuilse oaiee, Or
anf of4ee eauld % toward assisting
me % lte Maf uant "a snd prefer
to fctifeto private lifu nudat tie end
II nf term expect 70 form business
connections "a Oklahoma he Is quot.
"a as saying
lie nill engage ia mefe4ntils puF.
sults Il is understood
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24

Muskogee. OCT, Judge Wm. h.
IawEence yesterday, at the request of
Assistant Greek Attorney Merritt
Ealies issued . citation against Far
rar McCain requiring him 70 appear
within I've days and shoN reasons for
not paying sum ~ " 900, more or
ieas u0 Sam Manuel. guardian for Stei-
IA Manuel The Mauuels are Greek
negroes aud hSllck acts Tor the Greek
attorney in the matlef The money
lnynleesi IA The snm which Mccain is
charged @iti hagtnR failed r8 tUrn
over e lts proper parties ana whlchit
was generally charged he was short
Misinfofmation led tiae Times Dem
osrAa into an efnr in saying IN iis
edition III october 18Th that fayrar
McCaln. a sell kuawn local attorney,
had supposedly ne0 e parts unknown
a. the result q a monetary entanEle.
ment Ia connection with certain be-
NOS money amounting @ VI. 6l0 which
had been turned 0Fer 70 him for
client
Mf Mccain, instead Of leaving tts
country vent 10 his former home a.
Little hoct, Ark. aud IL Is stated hy
his las partner that the money Ia
question has been paid over 10 Sam
Manuel the father and guardian Of
Stella Manuel, a minor Creek negress,
whose allotment Ia tie Morris oll
held vas leased % the Independent
GA company.
Sam Manuel. the guardian, was ia
the city today IN conference with Mr.
Esllck Al noon today Manuel stat.
ed that the sonus money had not Is
yet been paid over - hlm Times.
Democrat
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24
TO PROTECT INDIANS
0klahomans Who Lease Their Land
for a Pittsnce VIII be ousted.

Guthrie OLA, Get. l6 John ".
ssothofn, assistant Quilted States dis.
trlct attorney has brought maniamus
proceedings against several persons IN
Blaine county % remove them from
indian ailotmsnts Wlich theF have
leased from Indians without the a..
pFoYai u tie secretary 0f the intefI-
ef and are new occupying Ga defiance
rf lhe orders 81 the Indian agents Is
Darlington Similar pfoeeoilues all
bs instituted in etefy county 20 Oa.
lahoua where lndian aHoimeuts are
heid ln thls manner
Tile Oklahoma Indian always in
Heed of s.eneg Is easily persuaded q
lease valuable a.latHeHts for a mere
p.ttanee az tie sieli of ready cash
in this way aI'oimeuis a0fth several
hundred dollars d scar eael iag agri
euitaa parpaes afe renting possibly
far iess tiah afty dallara scar
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24
TAFT N MANILA
A water Parade and q Reception
for the ONelal--Ee wlns ~
the Banquet.

AanllA. OCT. n Secretary TAN ~.
rived a. iso o'clock this afternoon
from Hong Kong and received a gFeat
welcome. HIS reception beEan With :
wasefl parade. headed b. Gosrfnof
smith, General Weed AMI Admir-.
Al Inmphlll Ths secFetaFy vas es
cogted ia tie palaee 81 troops And
Amerlcans and Flhplnos ard given 4
formal reception by the major and
governor general Thousands we're ~
tha streets al dAY awaiting ~
Taff's arrival
Much discussion has been caused "
ti.e facl that 10 liquors sili - served
~ the banquet 10 Mf 1afts honor y
be held at li.e palace Tllia step Ny
sala % have been taken a the alfss'
ton of tise secretary
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24
FOUGHT FOR HIS LIFE.

Chicsula. T Oct Is That nat
8 Williams Who Mas murdered Sun.
Ia fought fafb bis life e. tie lasi tie
trsfiranf " Il n kfelt tfc 8der.
tAktr Slows Mr krrfa SAWS that
tieee uefs iouf knlfs W0gH8s oa TIE
bod 0ug of thea sas htfavea tle
s8xth seventh flts and pltreei
tlfa right yeufflcle 6 ule heart An.
ether e84rd aas in lbe lefi lfu JUST
bs.ea ~ daadef another n Gle
afm us ed as ufht sie aad sasa
q ne fkHt hati tii-ec in
William, dents ihss IS arm
before rs faef u 81 ttaff % save
hiua from :. ASA aufs Doks
3HeHaatf hmt uss that
llams SIS gefilct specimen ~ Han.
haui Bs as 81. fset rs aul eeigt
81 tao haHlfsd laaas Eel - aho
dlt tHssiahHIaE aasa sHaIl Mas and
AHs mast hate hetn caught ena
eares 81 IIa se4Ii Save beea aUe "a
protest himself
lHaas aas taken e. AHgHlfs ges
tsTdaI afIefnan b Deputy United
State Marsha Tom hafke
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24
FIRE FIEND STILL
CREATES TERROR

GhlekAsha. CT ls fir ~ 8 81
ClliekasiA is stiIl settft tai t.H 81
sssk hardly a ulsi.i hss passed sieii'
oatanss ThsI al eane a. about the
aas l.oaf Teo n'e'a lH fhe morn.
tag seems ta Il us fAfufiiv period
faf lhis lnrsndafg - kst "a lile sofs,
Faf a elals ile eaufHst hk aofs 60
sitting - Neeisn bal.d.nes aare hat
uiahf bsfa-e lAst le ATTEMPTED to 81
Hfs % tlle afsst bElts tH ttg etf
sa1 fsia ln tas middle 6 ths aest
beek iB the fff TIE fames seem %
u8m fssaen aftcf beiue started A.
iils oh8 asiaHe essa pte q baft
- ana esAfma taars iu ih ftaf ui
ihe baIeius aaleA aere taant aeSi
mau'us hj ne proprietor
alas morning 81 o.ceek TIE Gre
ba3Awefa raHed 81 HEilt q blafe Ia z.
+ Meps Ufyeti0nef4 oh tie maln
street Tie Hfe TAD evidently been
started IH TIE rear of the building ga
tie outslfs Tlaa building and stock
eas complete less
There are an sorts 81 rum9n afoAt
1any think that the afcs are being
ST bg weak.muaed individual.
.f1.s ciiY omcIah probably siii ofef a
large feear ln fes daEs iof the
apprehension 0f the eflmha
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24
DISTRICT JUDGE BROWN
SETS TINE FOR FIRST TERM

Tie frat iefa 81 tie state district
e1uu fof TIE second district ever
which isago-eiect 7 l. BfoNu vii pre-.
side, swill open az NlnitA for four
weeks term beginning the third Mon.
day after the President issues his
statehood proclamation. lmmed ately
following The close 0f Tie term AZ
vlnltA, Ia regular ofisr, a two week ;
term wlll he held, each, a. Pryor Creek
Mani, Ciaremorc, BArtlesyilie and
Nowata, respective county seats Of
Caig. Aayes. Ottawa, Rogers, Wash.
lngton and N0NAta counties
Second terms 0f two weeks eAch will
hagln within one week after the al.
i0urnmsnt d the Now4tA term, AZ
Viniia. AMI falloW Tie cifcuit 10 The
order above named tie third term o.
tao weeks to apen at NinltA on the
thltd MaglAy ia September 1905. AMI
foiios The elrcult With tao weeks
terms AZ each county seat, a. aboTe
Iihs sitting sas recommended and
aaupledata meeting ~ delegates from
the baf - eacb court t0an ia tls dis
tdct held a.ih TIE sapSeHe coaft 20
Okialiuma at Ciafem0re, oot Dc
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24
WOMAN MISTAKES EDITOR
FOR BURGLAR AHO SHOOTS

Naaf N If aet y Nlaa
editor 90 gla Daamls nefr sas
saf md Hlam kl.sd FAST uEltt -
Me Rasmussen Nho MiN03e
bm fora ha8eG ElHaf Seat eas
.f eeft la sis ds4-s when fe aw q
hease au He dasa tie street. lie
started f8f ghe ae bat on tbe way
daWa stopped far Nf Rasmussen. vito
hoeefer Hsd almady gene Seal at
tempted - enter t6e Rasmussen
home ana Nn Rasmussen. thinking
he vasa burglar procured hsr has.
han8s r0e aud Cred thmnFh tbe taor
AfaE Nes Instantly
Wn hasNasseu beeanc q mVue
maaae NhsH Size learned Nha e was
SHE Hs8 s.af
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24

Willie Saftell a eeaitlg Indian llv.
100 AZ FlaldenRi.c. rtfei siti zeal
easy sud luHsf ius lHn e9cs 50 aaor
hte ,seriai etomng ,ilat AMI allied
hs " e aud fatally sounded bee lover
0eorse ssesIf cousin Tie soman
va sfof sqaamiy between tile eyes
aid tei Instantly A bullet enterci
georte seseIls temple passing q
sesiIg Through the brain and lodging
lu the flgttttmp.e ife uot ctrec' 81
q live rhe lime indlaHs h1d been
Is si.aeuee during tho das aHd were
81 nlaucated Tie saman showed
hsci8sd preference TOT tie cousin of
her husband. vhich angefed The bus.
band and a aaaffel resulted, ending IN
the shooting aafAg Sesell was ar.
resiel ~ hoarlaftsf the disturbance
andiplaced Ia jail 81 Colilnsville.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24
- rerm b nl.trla -

meeting of tie YiuHa bar was
ae'3 tha nafuug sitha fleN e ad.
visng ifatret aike lifosn q Ear
mere af ns tlue Wien - bar would
Hse taast eae afst term 81 district
cear,. aa1s s9sieil15i held n Nuiia
v D. Thompson and ~ S stauae.d
etfe te.sgatsi q Sc e. afemofs and
eauslIf sirt Jadse nauuu 90 teFari
q ihs Hattef TIE lar unanimously
requested tiat tie Hrsf term e The
res t.sfr.t court ba held here hegiu
muE ghs aNs Monday u December
ard continuing fof f3af weeks
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24
ELOPEBS ARREsTED|TO PRIVATE LIFEINCAIN RETURNED


Oklahoma Clif. Oct. 70 Aa sl0plng
couples dream II bllss vas Brought 20
grief last nlglgf by lie watehfulneu
al tbs sbsrian department 0f THIS
county. witn 4 G. Hutchinson aad
aud Esle DablslA aged ~ and rs
Year, respectively, q Foft smith,
Ark., wsfa arrested and vii ~ held
until tie arrival 0f Deputy Slafia
Carr Wit Jeff " smith at i2s
o'clock.
Hutchinson @As Arrested af Nie pro
iate CLERKS wlnd0s last efeHlning as
he VAS making application faf ls.
fense and Tie glrl was arrested by
Deputy shsnn noy Holc0mb last
nlahf kf alil Nss, Grand Mteuue
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24
PICEPOCEETS ARRESTED
ON STREET GAR

Shawnee. o. Cef is Two men
aefe arrested faf picking peekets So.
tefday evening Tie aliAif oeeurFed ca
tie Tecamseh ear 4 farmer lad his
pueket hook taken from hs pocket
! IT a. he vas going . get % At TIE
e9fnef Of Main aud Bfoadsay lie
grabbed hold of tie thiei aud yelled
fof the pclice sho wefe on tie ssot az
once and the thief and a suspect sere
arrested and jailed They are stFang-
efs aud probably followlng tie circus
crowds
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24
THE FIVE CHIEFS
VIII ApyeaE oa Stage at Trans.
Mississippi. Congress.

Wieu tl.e thousand delegates from
nlaeteen states embraced Cd tie
Taus Mississippi Congress assemble
ln Naskoges they ali. and on tie fore
81 NE stage tho ffo chiefs rs Tie ave
cluiaed tribes, The, are Moty y gef
81 ta Greet nation John iRmvr q
the semluules W Rogers of tie
Chseokoss Green NrCaftaiu 81 tie
Chaetass aHa . il Johnston q tie
tho ChtrsaWas All e them are
faf6at affa laItH h.aes men
aud sill a# efs aHd ask
recommendation ttat aia da9bt less
bea az o. ffa persons elose knoss
edge IHHaH asue4 81 tie
eNI pEFft
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24
500 CITIZENS GIVE CEN.
SURE TO THE GANG"

fIoldenyIlle. oct i6 More tlap
20 citizens regardless uf political
anslhtion assembled ii mass nea IL Z
here lasl night ana strongly cens ud
the cauYa0inF board uos ln session
at Guthrie Zoe tot certifying ue el,c.
tlon returns % tie president. aud
severely efltieis-i state Chairman
= Hunter fof his persistent upposi
ton g. statehood All uen aefeld q
tfAt Tie returns should b. immediate
i certified 20 President Roosevelt Ia
order that TIE proclamation declaring
Oklahoma q state be issued The
meeting Nas enthusiastic.