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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-06-30
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

Results Yesterday.
Macon S, Charleston 3.
Columbia 0, Jacksonville 5.
Savannah 4, Augusta 3.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-22

Can Il be possible that our
aristoeratic young governor can
see no parallel between his own
case and that Of Belshazar Of old
At Tulsa the cleaginous agent 81
the oil octopus was an incident
that attracted considerable atien
ton. tne details Of which his
friends tried hard 70 suppress,
but the rumor Of his expensive
feed At the hands % the Frisco
who entertained him at the
Threadgill hotel in Oklahoma
City the other night Is already
public property 0nihe heels 81
this comes his swing around the
circle uith Secretary Garfield in
special trains furnished bv the
Santa Pc. Frisco and II X < T.
History mas uot repeat iEeelf TO
the extent Of re producing the
illuminated sentence 'Mene,
Meme, Tekel upharsin on the
walls Of the banquet hall. but il
candidate Frantz viii put his ear
to the ground he may hear a
hoarse query something like this
ssWhy dc The Standard OIL agents
banquet the governor, and why
do the railroad presidents aud
attorneys vine and dine and fur.
nIsh him with special trains 10
campaign in WhyY
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-22
LANDS
Listed for Sale With the In.
dian Agent at the Union
Agency, MuskOgee

Notles Is hereby given that the FOL
lowing described tracts of land allotted
OF deceased citizens Of The Five Civil.
ised Tribcs haye been listed Tor sale
hy their heirs and sealed bids sill be
resolved therefor a. THIS agency On
each separate allotment OF lard Dc.
scribsd up 10 2 ocsock >. n of the
date when sald bids A-c 70 he opened
CnEKonEE NATION.
Ne. g. Allotment Martin White.
deceased
lot and net oi lsug oi nvi q SO
I, u - n. range 20 e 80 "a acres
Listed foJ sale Jaly Is. 1907. bids 10
70 be opened September IS. 1877.
No. 10. Allotment Of Charley split.
nose. deceased
West ! cf nwi q section s, town
ship, 10 n rge. % east - acres
Ne. II. Allotment oi Jolla Justice
deceased
East Of nws Of net of nsi q nat
nsl aud nsl q net q sretlon Il. and
nvl of sel q ses of section 10. t0wn.
slip = n re. Il east, . acres
Ne H. Allotment q Laura Tanner.
deceased Listed fof sale August Il.
ie0si bids % te Opened oeloler ~
Nss So and ~ of ssl of mel and "a
of VI AMI lots j and ard y io acres
Of lol yand lot ofsee ~ 70 slu. range
80 80 o. acres
Al bids must he accompanied by a
aly certified check an some solvent
bank, PAYABLE 70 tie Commissioner Of
Indian Affairs, fof - per cent q tie
amount of lhe bids
All bids $40 ID b= deposited esui
The Unned States Indian sgsni.
unlon agency NussoRss. Indian Ter
fliofg. aud enclosed n = separate
ssaled envelope. upon whicb must be
written Bid foF iuhsuiea Indian
lands. AID tie date afsu tie bid Is
- ue opened TIE envelope must not
di,clo,s q description 81 fi,e iaud.
Al Information pertaining go heir
ship au1 proofs furnished q petltlun
sfs is "a hle II tie unlon agency sid
mas he examInsd by ans prospective
Aldafs
Until further nafiee eaiee.i lists ~
freek lands wiil ge advertised IN the
HuskoEaf Rltaeniz. Ghtrskes laads ia
tie Ninlt4 thiefialn. eiceiAN lands
IN tie Evening Ness ~ tlestsf. aud
ChieshsAu lands ln tltr thlckasfa
Express
furtlef Information ald cupies uf
tie regulations governing these sales
Nill te sent un0n application.
dana II. kElsKY.
e Guited States Indian ageut
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-22
rAnMrRs. INsrIrurEs.

The Board Of Agriculture OF
Oklahoma Is to be commended
for it's prompt action in provid
ing for theorganization Of county
farmers institutes IN the Indian
Territory counties Of the new
state. The itinerary prepared by
Secretary MeNabb coniemplaies
organizing at this time farmers
institutesin twenty three Of these
counties under the laws govern
ing such organizations IN Okla.
homa. II should be understood
that the farmers institute is the
foundation upon which Is built
the agricultural department OF
the state and is a part Of state
government. In short, i is that
part Of our state government in
which our farmers should b.
most vitality Interested The date
set for the meeting in this county
Is Monday, September %, and
the meeting viii be held a Vinita
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-22

The county farmers institute
whieh the Oklahoma board Of
agriculture proposes organising
In this county j. not antagonistie
to any other farmers organiza
ton. ON She contrary, it heartily
endorses the farmers union and
like organizations which have
for their purpose the marketing
crops, purchasing Of farm sup
plies, etc. The institute teaches
better methods Of farming, di.
versiiicaiion, conservation Of soil
moisture and soil fertility, and
The many other little details Of
farm management which contrib.
ute TO the success OF the iudiyld
ual.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-22


treated 10 the spectacle a q high
cabinet minister and = governor
appointed BY the great trust
buster" travelling over the new
state ON a political mission IN
luxuriously furnished private
cars and special trains furnished
BY railroad officials without ex.
pense.
Times have certainly changed.
A Democrat president thought
II wrong forty eight years ago
for a public official 20 accept a
free pass. although there was 40
law against Il, but the satellites
OF the great Republican reformer
are permitted TO sci aside the
laws Of the land and parade
around the territory In special
trains in regal style that would
make the pomp aud splendor Of
an Oriental potentate visiting q
conquered province look like
cheap imitation.
Times may change again.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-22
Round

Ses das si,tiratn e Nsiisa, t'ff,
lsage White lsa M Arrive kHs4s
.Cty $50 a Returning leave ) e.
sas gs, iioa 3 r.. arrive Vin1a. s.
h a without eIange % ears TITS
train runs VA naxssf Joplin Pitts
bafs. glmra ana y Scott shea psf
rates 81 fare. takius saeri iali = q.
s. Louis e. sa. + <As taf. sial
Memuhls. e Is. Chlessal sli .
Raxfef Reunion Aua g eta Aus 81
81 0c Tor fugHd trip
Wfandafte Reunion 81 I hafiscfe,
Aug 81 - =. II iQ fuf foHd tlin
Oklahoma cts. Aug = 9fo -, visit
ef Ssey. TAFT 81 b toE TIE 3 aud tfip
1oIeud Ohio. Aug - - - sum.
Tourist. 80 20 f0f lie round tfip
". II. DECK, Agent.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-22

Judge Carroll. Of Cheyenne,
Wyoming, set a rush precedent
when he tried an assault and
battery case over the telephone.
with principals and Witnesses
fifty niles away, timing the de-
fcndant SIS and accepting his
promise 70 send i by mail Il
was susely ) case oI wIry justice.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-22

Secretary Garfield, believing
tHat employees Of the Department
of the Interior could be trusted
to render honest expense ae-
counts, directed that such need
not be sworn 10 before notary.
Secretary Cortelyou, taking the
opposite view, ordered that they
should be verified under oath, as
heretofore. and his order goes IN
the aisbursing Of public money
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-22
PRorEcrlox Ann Psscxs

After the spectacular effect oi
timing the Standard oil trust nearly
thirty Millions Of dollars has sub
sided, il may be well TO investigate
what advantage the public viii gain
even il she trust eventually has 10
pay the iull amount John D. Rocke.
Teller is reported 10 have said that .
Judge lands viii be dead long
whilelbeio9s this Gne IS paid. In
fact. many things will happen be-
fore that. But suppose the chief
trust magnate Is not a good prophet
and in the course Of year the cir
euit and supreme court decide that
Che enormous hne is legal and mast
Be paid? Where will the money
come from but from the profit on
oil, and il is quite probable that
cent OF two more gallon viii be
charged the public, SO that the trust
stockholders can still be paid their
40 per cent. dividend.
The object Of trust busting is 20
reproduce competition, which the
trusts have nearly eliminated. Com.
/ petition brings down The price Of
! products 70 = natural level. accord.
ing TO supply and demand. while
trusts. through monopoly. create an
artificial price. Filming trusts for
receiving rebates. - il the Stand.
ard Oh cases. vii no, reduce prices.
bat 4 our lTust.busting Republican
friends really mean business they
can. when congress meets asain. very
quickly produce competition in ali
sEszt products By aboltshiug The
tariff duty which protects them.
The Republican leaders have been
constantly pointing ont 10 those not
eonyepant wilh the tariff lan that
all petroleum products are ca the
free list. That Is true. But at The
same time they know. or should
know, that there Is q reciprocity
joker - tbe larsa pack. which they
81 voted lar. which eiEeeinally pro
tects The Standard OIL trust from
competition from abroad. This pro.
y.se which places petroleum.. cnlde
81 fehHed, on the iree list also
siipolates liai oa psinleum. oF ~
products, ''pfp,lliged in nny foreign
country slsfe shall Be- collected.
shsn sueh goesls are imported.
duly equal to the daiy imposed Is
ueh country. a. Russia and ether
important oil producing eomsnes
levy duties On kerosene, averaging
about 100 per e / follows thai
the Standard Oh company Is one ol
our most highly protected trusts
That the trust Is enormously pro
toeled by this tarifI provision is eyi.
dent from the difference n price as
quoted 10 the New York Journal d
Commerce Of recent date. the export
price IN bulk being 8 cents 4 gallon.
while the local price for tans wagon
delivery vas - cents = gallon. Sc,
under this benefeient Republican
tariff The foreigner i buying BIZ
kerosene Al bargain prices. Or about
one half what eur trust-ridden peo.
pie are forced 70 pay through lhs
collnsion Of The Republican LEADERS
and the trust monopulisla.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-22

A bill has been introduced IN
tie Georgia Legislature forbid
ding tie issuing q q marriage
license 20 3 man over sixty yeaFa
|old Nov Why Ii the name q
|commoa sanae shoaldnl a man
|oI sIxlE be allowed 70 marry, Il
b en- Ilna woman willing q
chance i
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-22
sa IN ps'n

nsyef ery A. doehildren ~ho are suffer.
ng from hunger such IS the cause Of
al tAbF's Who efy and are tfeAted To-
sickness. ~hen they reals Ar sefiefing
from hunger Thln lscausesl from Their
foainot being asslmilatei 'lat deyoure1
b. ~orms. feN dosesof White Cream
vermifaee uill cause tlem e cease err
lng 4ad begin "a thrive AZ ones eiFe
h trial Peoples Drug Store =
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-22

Surely extremes will meet
when Governor johnson greets
the crown prince Of Sweden at
the jamestown show 0ue was
born 10 royalty the other 10
pauperlsm
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-22

Victims 81 nay fever ulll experiences
great benefit 81 taking FolsYs fianey
and Tar. as lt stops dl1lealt breathing
Immediately md heals tils nnaued
sir passages, and even 4 i should fAlI
to cure yon lt piIl give instant relief.
The RsnuIns Iz n 3 relies pachage
"A. II. Owens.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-22

In the course of a recent ealam
its howl His Oilness said, Con.
adense is gone II be meant
confidence IN the piratical
schemes Of the Standard oil
company be was dead right
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-22
Honrv Watlerson grows caus.

Henry Watlerson grows caus
&c n handling the notion that
human nature can be made over
by law, so prevalent iass now.
This j. the picturesque way he
puts II III DO not believe that
men can be legislatcd into angels
even red nosad angels.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-22

4 10u haze kidney nua eladder
tloable and do nnl - foleYs kidney
Cure fou ailI have Only feufsslf to
blame Tor RESULTS as Il Hakillte|g eaFes
81 forms q k|dney sud h|4dasf dls.
sass. a 4 0eHks
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-22

The man who votes against the
constitution and statehood will
vote the Republican ticket, for
the defeat Of statehood Is what
the Republican platform stands
for.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-22

senator Foraker stands pat
and calls upon the trust ridden
Republican voters Of Ohioto con.
tinue 70 let the tarid.protected
corporations to plunder them,
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-22
WILL CIRCLE GLOBE
Secretary william Sstt Lesses
Washington on Long Trip 20
Fuifn Promise 70 Filliplnos.

Washington, Aus, " On pilgrim.
aga that VIII enelfcle The globa and in
fuIlhllmeut 0f . promise 70 the filli.
plnos 10 return 70 Manila % attend
the opening of their hfst Legislative
assembly, Secretary Of War William
II. TAFT left here last night On the llfst
stage ~ the journey. TIE First step
vas made At Columbus Ohlo where
tonight be wlll deliver speech bsfoFv
tie Buckeye Republican club.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-22

Judge Lands is surely the real
goods IN trust busting He has
now put the church furniture
trust, which he recently fined
$4g. GOO, completely out Of bust
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-22

A cleansing. clean cooling, soothing,
healing household remedy Is DeNltt :
Carhalated Witch ilatei salye Sold
bY MaIlafney s Meters and feo DRUG
store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-22

That Is the wa.chaord. That Is
what OFino Laxative Fruit Syrup
does Cluanses and stimulates the
bowels without irritation IN any .form.
For sale BY ali dEuggists y
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-22

Keep Il ia mind that q vote for
the Republican ticket Is a vote
against statehood and in favor
Of long range government.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-22
rnr nrmocnATIo THIN

.sThe anti pass sentiment is
not original with this generation.
n the arehieves Of the Pennsyl.
rania railroad IS 4 letter dated
March -. 1853. from President
james Buchanan Of the United
States. il which he returned b
free ticket over the Northern
Central, politely acknowledging
he courtesy ard stating that he
vas opposed io travelling free on
railroads. also opposed % grant.
ne such favors 10 those not
connected with railroads.
TIKI nEruBLzoAn Eou
~ he provisions of lhe rail.
road rate BIZ passed By The lasl
congress and The ruling Of he
Interstate Commerce Com y.
z|oH. he issuance of 4 railroad
pass. evan 70 a. editor 10 -.
zhanee isT advertising. Is medea
ansh|s alFensa And yel Iha
voters bI Ihsse Ine la.1I|oE|se sle
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-27

Shortly before o'clock. yesterday morning. however. the police depart ment was notified that suspicious ne- gro was leading two cows through the woods. and Officers Avant and Taylor were dispatched to find out the situa- tion. When the supposed owner or the cows was found about S:15 o'clock, II was learned that he had left the ani. mals tied to a stake in the woods, ana that he was patiently abiding his time until the proper hour for delivery.
 In the meantime investigation on the part Of the detectives disclosed the fact that a negress residing about i've miles from Montgomery had two Of her cows to suddenly disappear during the night, and inasmuch as no trace or their whereabouts had been found sus- 'picion lay on Wems as the one max ing the larceny.
 Wems was identified by MT. Strother as the negro who had made fequest or him for a purchase of the cowS and other parties have been found by the special officers who have identified Wems as the negro who was leading the animals through the woods.
 The detectives are still at work on proving that Wems caused the disap- pearance of the cows from the house Of the negfess. They hope to develop their case Sufficiently by this afternoon to have the negro tried before Re- corder Baber.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-27
RELIC OF BULL RUN
HUTTON OF COLONEL JONEs's uNI-
 FORM RECEvED.
Dyiux Alabamian Cave Rhode Island Soldier Who Minissered to Him Memepto of wars First
 Ufoody Battle.,

A relic which connects modern Ala hama with the first bloody battle of the war. the fight at Bull Run. was received yesteroay by the Depaf tment of Archives and History m button which was clipped from the coat oi dier as thes famous Alabama soldier lay mortally wounded on the fieid.
 rhe button was sent the Alabama Department of History by William E: Taber the Federal soldier who tried to assist Colonel Jones on the field and who was given the button by the Con- federatc officer as ,inemento of the feld. MT. Taber belonged to the lst Rhode Island Volunteers.
 In his letter he explains that he was attempting to find way to carry Col- Federals, when the Confederates made their famous attack and drove the Fed erals from the battle ground in confu- sion to Washington. MT. Taber thus describes the incident:
 Tt was my good fortune to find the late Colonel Jones of the 4th Alabama on the field of Bull Run, badly wound ed and I was able to Lelp him some in a small way, but could not do much for him and he asked me If I would have him taken to 8 field hospital. find help we Yankees had sudden call to waship gton and of course I never saw him again."
 \ Colonel Jones commanded the 4th Alabama. ope of the most famous of the fighting regiments sent out from Alabama. He was native of Hunts vile His wife was a sister of Major Echois of Huntsville, the father of Mrs. R. E. Spragins.
 arms of the State of Alabama on 1t in baa relief.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-27
SENDS OUTPAMPHLET
GUNNELS ISSUES TWO PAPERS ON
 EDUCATION.
One of Articles Is Ex-COngresaman BOwie's Appeal for Rural Schools in Alabama-Superlnten
 Convincing FOrewOrd.

Tn pursuing It's policy of educating the people on the importance of edu- cational questions, the State Depart ment of Education Is sending out cop ies of two instructive educational pamphlets. The pamphlets are issued of which Chief Clerk William F.. Fea- gin of the Department'o of Education Is
 The first pamphlet issued by the Ala 'bama Education Committee contains the strong argument recently written on educational questions by Hon. Sid ney J. Bowie of Birmingham. It sin cludes also the editorial endorsement of the article of MT. Bowie by The Btr- mingham News. As a part of his fore word. in sending out the pamphlet Su- uerintendent GUnnels says;
 "One of the healthiest signs of the time is found in the interest which business and professional men are talk inr in the cause of public education. The time was when the agitation Of educational questions was left to the teachers of the State. That time hap oily has passed"
 Superintendent Gunnels says that the article of MT. Bowie so strongly and completely sets forth the educational Education Committee deemed 1t wise to have 1t reprinted in pamphlet form and distributed throughout the State.
 The second pamphlet Is printed by
  Tracts and Figures, Showing the Inn portance of Local Support for Local Schools" The pamphlet is a strong and forcible argument for the mill tax for school purposes. On this ques- ton, the foreword by Superintendent Gunnels says:
 Local support for local schools is a vital question in Alabama today. The history of educational development ev- anywhere shows exclusively that no great school system can be built up without community interest. This community interest is almost impossi- ble Of attainment without local initia- tive.
 "The people have an inalienable right to do as they please with their own. They have the right to tax them- selves, if they so desire. Taxation and civilization go hand in hand The sav- age pays no tax.
 The pamphlet is made up of state ments from County Superintendents of Education in the counties which have voted the special 1 mill tax. In every instance the County Superintendenls sneak of the workings of the new tax law m the most complimentary way and point out the benefits that. have come from it to the schools of Sthe County.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-27

a "trusty." and only on one occasion was he known to break away. Then his desire to drink whiskey got the best of him and he made a dash for freedom. The authorities had little difficulty in getting him back again at that time on account of his procliv- ity for stealing.
 Among the choice dishes which Jim serves up Is a 'camp stew" in the making of which he is said to excel A story is told of him that on one occasion a saloon keeper of this city persuaded the sheriff to let Jim make a stew of this character, which was to be apportioned out to a number of the saloon mans friends. The stew was made and duly mt down to the rst-quenching establishment. There was. however, only half the quantity expected and, upon inquiry. 1t devel- oped that Jim had sold the remainder to those prisoners within the jail who could afford to pay for 1t.
 The cook of this establishment is still at his place. His term Is not a long one but, judging from past ex periences. the jail authorities do not expect to lose him for long when 1t shall have expired.