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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-13
LOCAL. NEWS
MONDAY rsb o

Monday Fob d
WI waslsl is >, PRYOR scFees to
dag
Enmet starr q Ciarenote is here
teday
an /. = caaph-r ! ASSISTING Il
tie FaIr toiay
faha Gore returned ffsm tup g.
Missouri AS night
Hm Ne ullum isft as night far 4
visit at LAston. Oka
Enmsit RsA vent q south Ne
AIestsf thss morning
Il g Gslnnup of Ntssogss visited
his paFsats lsfe yesterday
~ and Mn " Il nsnatlcks are
tefy siss Nth pneumonia
v Orr sent 70 KAnsas Clty last
night on basine~ misalon
& II brady County Attofnsy. Is
nosieE % his nes residence today
G @ hAfn of Hudson. oka wns
registered Il the Green THIS morning
lis. tAnasitf. = prominent Oh man
ot chelses, ~as hers yesterday ana to-
dA8
a speciAl asaflng u upe okAb0ma
Pssm zasooiArlou siu be held o.
GuthriA Feb r.
Mn II = weddel and son RAy. eft
thls morning iot a visit pith relatives
Ia iicnfysttA TeH
a fofty.mlie sind did some damage
% trees awnings Ard oathuildiuEs At
Pfgof Grrsk recently
ar ard Nu w. = Dupfec cslc-
baied their tsenU ffth ssddiue
anniversary YESTERDAY
" J hsHton returned 70 RItchey
No today after spending a fe- days
hers Ia interest q tie nsnton mining
ICa
Nn Louis Rogers uudsfssnt sue
cessiul suVica operation. al the bos
pllal At wlehita Kan SATURDAY and
Is lmprovlng
6 " Tf8ut J q English. Z S.
Robinson and daughter John NHlga0
and W , Bel came up from ~
Cabin today
Clarence y Mafenm. register oi
deeds from Mares County sundsyed
IA Ninita, the guest Of hIs sister
Ms $ +. PARKS
Local stock men have bseu notified
that q meeting sill h held Al Oklalo
ma CitY, Feb = fof tle pafpose Of
Iorgsnislng ssine llreeders Assoela
tiun
Mrs II. n butler sife q E1Itoi
Butler q the Pryor Cfosk 0lpper
has been taken 10 al iuafmafg Al Ok
iAhoma cts Size Las leen .n pool
health Tor same time
Charles n HaIsencamp uf bsa.
kstthum. sas here fnda8 and s1b
ssrIbcd for Tie Chiaftaln. ne say,
there is nothing la the report lhal
tohn Davis had KILLED the sluAn h1ys.
For Sale Coed duf ard transfer
outat. consisting u good team. wagon
harness good business good harm team
Cash Of good note T. A. JACKSON.
W 3 b NfSrfA. QELA
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-13
81. -, .ao ;. ~ -. -.

Hos MANY tired fathers aud mothers
in ths toeu enter TITS race rfefi
night eaff5Ius a labF Afi tiey
w0ndrf shat The malfsr Is Chances
are IHe eNiId s starving v1Ems afe
e4tias i of IA fs1a Mef children
hAFe safus. Foats Huriut White b
Cream ArrMlfgEe viii seI fii o' t8e
wufHs and strengthen tre ciHd.
e0a uf grales HfaK store
irHt ruuis lef uatf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-13

Ntts# ArAAFAft
,. = Dalssr suuaaysa 4 BAXTER
springs
! sam Martin sanaAyed ~lth his
family ~ wagoner
NJ and Mn u 4 Warner visited
va Miami yssssfiNt.
The nsw KAty depo, a. iiiaslacket
has besn completed
y. II liaoon Of kiAnison transact.
ed business here today
&C Hauch of Springfield visited
friends here yesterday,
Miss k'l0Fenca Rnmhls visited her
parents AZ Alton yesterday.
Denis MeSalr, a prominent eitiaen
" TahleQuah, Is here today
r. & Rogen and soa. the okoee
msschantA, are IA town todAY.
Attorney W E ClAps1Am made =
business trip "a Centfalia today
Dr. ]. W Craig returned this morn.
i.s from 9 visit ia north Missouri
4 II. Cromwell OF Alton visited
friends here yesterday and today.
Miss MAJ Shepherd sent 20 Tulsa
saturday evening 70 spend SUNDAY.
John BAilsY Of Ciaremors is here to
day looking after business interests
Mr. n r. Fortner went 10 Spring.
Geld SATURDAY 70 visit her husband
@ c. Rotsrts and NJ s RunyAn
vent 20 Csntralla today ca business
Blaze Cora. WIN Changer aud T J.
Gamblll are here from Bluslacset.to-
daY
Tie kAty Is putting ID a Jim Croe
raom IA tllsir new depot a. Blue
Jacket
Fred 4 Kelly AMI ~iie have re-.
turned from a two weiss visit Ia
st Louis
lonu Thompson, Attorney Gus
Patton aud c starr sent 70 Tuiss
isst night
Mf aud Nm T F Thompson visit
- NJ pupree aud family Ia "a,
country yesterday
lwin Martin. BAIRD Brooks aut
Terry Thomas visited friends ID
Alton last evening
J1hn Nc9ee. democratic uNee
hofsg from kiuulson is tfauactlng
business here to-day
9r and Nn y Il Chapman eotst
talued Nm and Niltef Adslns8n q
Gnnbg No yesterday
Pryor cfees IS ne1mng A uee
addition has been taksd eai and
Mans ais ats bel0g sod
w Z Clandlsfs ewsle' at Fore
mAns tfug store Iott safunia} uigtl
igfa slsit - Medon n.
Arch Miller aud slfe pd Mrs T.
y Miller aud VA NYron % Fsfeaa
Ne wefe Ia Chelsea yesterday.
JED Collins stAyct over night hers
AS night lie ays keletum Is n9th
ins % the klliiug near there saturday
night
Superintendent John p Heusdict oI
ladian schools reports tic Nhltakei
orphan Home Il Pryor Greek IA ant
class condition
s A HUGHES ot vinlta Is nos
sofkins for John Dotts IN he lyers
tAn ~ Hughes ~as formefiT emp 0y
81 in Ike manner and pace here
BIaslAcset Nswa
Louis Rogen the undertaken ~
TUNED this morning ffom wichiia
Mr. Rageu alto is 10 . hospital Al
that plars = impr0vlag
The boys Al nlueAcFet have given
% cat that they siIi ofganlEe a bras.
band aud, a. THIS ~uting no indlsna
ti0a meeting has teen he'd by ths
citizens
Alheft haHlsY and David GhAndiei
had llttle trouble saturday night
sith the result that Tie latter "a.
badly eat b. a kulse iu tie hands ol
tne foJmer Chandler wounds ser,
dressed - ns AcCarthy and nssll
bailey sas arrested
Representative HatlsF q Pfyol
Cfeek sent fss1latlok asking tlal
the sen.eant az arms De- instructed q,
secure 81 American sax and keep ID
Boating over the bail o. rsprcssn
tatifes TIE resolution passsd uuan
iHauslY NIth app.ause =6utHl,
Leader
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-13

- Mf~t 4 *'%e - So H@~ t~fs7"tf
n JOHNS usnt EAsf this mofalng
Cut novsn - nam,s "a, 4
1hao. y Emmona ~ West poini
Is 10 town
l. \. sellonaid las returned from
TAhlsqaAh
MFs John sharp Is recovering from
a weeks slek spell
W. 4 RaaKsst feturned from Aas
kogcs laa, evening
Ma NJ L Collins IS here today
FROM cAtAle
bon Burfls sAa q business visitor At
Alton todAY
John schosnhorn Is spending this
week At TAlala
Dr. A. y Owens returned 70 tar.
tlessille tnls morning
Dr and An. Jno.J Schmidt. ONteo.
paths scott Building
Geo Knapp uAs Initiated into the
woodmsn ofaef last night
N Kennedy isa business visitor
here today from Blasjackst.
Mayor > Z, Paris vas = passenger
on the fast mali to Muakogcs todAy
nn. CiAre0ce Rider returned this
morning from a visit a. different
points west.
A. Y breaker mAy aftSe.out 70 sss
hos TIE boYs are getting along pros-
pecfing
County Surveyor Geo. Ashby, IA.
returned from = professional trip q
hsyes county
d r. viii, Democratic wheslhorss
of townshlp No. vas IN town yes
tersiAy afternoon
Charlsy HAncocs who haa beer
Vefy los wlth pusunonia rAs repoftee
t~ttsf thls morning
F0iH slH fnllblood Cherokes PAN
ed throagh hers yesterday from TIonei
Crssk - points west
J ) waKsnsf banker u CsntrAha
came in last evening aud vent 4
sptiug gdsld this mofslug
! Rev Q i olell visited friend,
herr yesterday enfoute ftom Masko
gee 20 BIS home a. Ceutfalia
Dr ard Nrs ino schmidt Ostso
paths Scott RulIdlag
/ u Parker and sife leave t0mof
fos evening fof visit Al Preston
Mans ~hsfs they formerly yed
For sale ons span Or mules about
; feae OH. fofteN Apply 20 T.
West a rsis Cayue farm ts
A T. WhJemau 81 JoUlu ard r
= Gordon = carthage are here le6s
ms A. mineral prospects iu this VI
Icnity
M = 81 James snd tso children
So q Kansas Cltg Tbs eteu'ns q,
visit ter mother Mrs. = A hab
ulusln
clsm lls seasamp eas here fun
ksicham TO-DAY and ehHe here 81
nevsd ITS subscription to u1e Weeks
Chisftain.
Ms I A. YAtdon sl,o hAs been O.,
guest q hef daughter MN r. a.
Hraay returns 70 her home a. Ws.cl
this evening
/ bn Louis and oliver Hagby return.
81 from ChoutsAu ths morning when,
Ties vent q sse nr Rutherford sh,
las bfaEsn ieg
Miss Flofencs hans returned last
evening trom = visit a. 0kAhoma
Clty sheps accompanied home By
Ai~ sAnis Munger
NJ ard NJ " sanders And NJ
Il Wright ieays sunday fof Ssu
Yofk. phsfs theY will purchase nsu
goods, iof sanders wright stare
Mr. S v Perry returned 70 her
home a Southwest Cltr last evening
size has beeu tile guest u her daaghtsr
Ats A Wise and ars vii Meett
The Rev z E Canweg. II p u
FhlAds phla who is - tom Ia ths
interest nf iIsufy kendaI College a
Tulsa efll preach ta hight tat ths
mpgIsi Church Al are eariAlf Do.
T v.ied O. attend
Tie Rev " Na2seIl ~ Iyaef-
bar. Va seHPeeied u NlnIa saau
+ lie egmes 20 preach So tie pftsaY
terrain ehauh osSt Sun az. sith a
F sics tu settlement
/ ~ ao8 Hn IBo srhudf pslec
PATHS ~satf HaIId.ug
Don't forget the Valentine Tea
Socla ga teb llth from auH ll
I 8. nj sfven by ths baptist ladies a.
E ffa. t...-.a ~ Al - Ea. H.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21

A rich man dot is close NIT his
money always has a faravay look to
his relatives
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
TO DUST BURROWS
As CHAIRMAN
PRO TEN
PLOT OF ADMlNisTRATiONisTs
WHO MEAN TO IGNORE NATION
Al COMMITTEES CHOICE AND
HAVE sEVERIpeE SPEAK.

WASHINGTON, May 2l.-It is NIL
but publicly announced today. that
Senator Beveridge will go 10 the Chi
cago convention loaded with speech
which he may be called upon To deliv-
er as temporary chairman, despite the
action OF the committee in selecting
Senator Burrows for that position.
The out-and-out Roosevelt. or admin
istration men are busy working up a
movement which they hope will re-
suit In the convention oyerthrowing
the program OF the committee and
naming Beverage as temporary chair
man.
The action OF the committee In Sc
lecting Burrows has caused remark
able protest from all parts OF the
country. Senators and members OF
the house are being deluged with let
ters on the subject. All sorts OF pro-
tests are voiced; but I'm general the
objection is 10 having the convention
keynote sounded by senator who Ia
not regarded by the followers OF Pres
ident Roosevelt as their kind of
man"
II seems almost certain now. that
there will be a fight before the COM
mittee's recommendation for temper
airy chairman is confirmed by the con
vention. The national committee, %
course, has no more power than TO
recommend a presiding officer. The
convention can do as IL pleases-
which may include turning down tho
suggestion OF the national committee
! for chairman.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21

4, which has been issued. and so he
raised his eyebrows with deprecatory
Interrogation as Strong and O'Gorman
approached
"All right" said the detective, nod
ding 10 him. Mr.. Smith OF ours"
Mr. Pomeroy gazed after the retreat
ing pair sourly. Bless my SOUL" he
said to himself. they get themselves
up like gentlemen nowadays. and no
mistake"
1t was we'll for Strong at that mo-
ment that his acquaintance with So
ciety was small. His uncivilized hab-
its made him known TO very few of
those who should have formed his
own circle OF acquaintance. How.
ever, his immense stature drew upon
him the attention OF all those they
passed; but, though many regarded
] him with interest, and not few with
| admiration, hisp resence evoked no
signs OF recognition.
AS Mr.. O'Gorman's professional
duties gave him the run of the house,
he drew Strong up the board flight OF
marble stairs. When they reached
the first landing, which ran right and
left, and from which two other stair
cases assembled In either direction To
the different wings OF the house,
O'Gorman drew Strong to a stand
still and gently squeezed him arm.
You will find the princess he
whispered. I'm the far salon on the
left. His majesty isw it'll her, and
they are receiving the visitors much
as they might do at court"
"All right" said Strong, but | do
not propose TO stump in and cause
CONSERVATION either on the part OF the
| lady OF the excellent gentleman whom
| propose to make my father-in-law."
He laughed a little to himself over
O'Gorman's head.
Il think the best way" he went on.
will be 10 slide in quietly and pick
our way along. | would like to catch
glimpse OF her royal highness receiv-
ing her fathers guests"
They made their way as silently and
as quietly az they could through two
crowded rooms. But Strong paid little
heed either to the lights or banked
masses OF flowers or the beau monde.
which clustered together chattering.
At the entrance of the furthest room
OGorman drew Strong on one side,
and together they glanced past the
curtains into the inner apartment
At the end OF II were two gilt. backed
chairs. and before them stood the ur-
bane and placid king OF Bahama, his
dress coat half smothered with orders.
and Diana-Diana In white sweeping
gown. radiant, and In apparently the
best OF spirits.
Her eyes were shining and dancing,
and her manner full OF vivacity. With
unaffected and almost childish gayety
she received the salutes of dowagers
and the portentous bows OF diplomats.
About her father and herself was
ranged a semi-circle OF men, all eager
TO catch the slightest glance froC
Diana's eyes or the lightest worjs
from her lips.
But, though hemmed in on all sides,
the king OF Bahama was essentially a
man apart His extraordinary calm
alone marked him as a man who. what
ever his environment, lived his life
to himself at all times and at all sea-
sons.
(To be ConunuedJ
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
HARD TIMES ARE
OVER DECLARES
VAN CLEAvE
PRESIDENT NATL ASSN. OF MFRS.
SEES ONLY BRIGHT OUTLOOK
MINISTER Wu's PLAN TO BOOST
TRADE.

NEW YORK, May 21.-"There Is An
end To hard times. The day OF pros
perity has begun to dawn. and 1t only
remains for you to talk prosperity in
your different localities, when you
go TO your homes. TO convince the peo-
pie with whom you associate and do
business that the country is all right
that its business is all right and
that hard times are ended"
These optimistic words. uttered by
John w Van Cleave. president OF the
National Association of Manufacturers,
at the close or his address at the ban
quet held at the Waldorf-Astoria.
caused the assembled manufacturers
TO cheer and TO cry in their enthusi-
asm. THAT is right: you are telling
the truth
other Optimistic Speeches.
The note of prosperity was taken up
by other speakers and the general
opinion was that business conditions
are fast assuming q more hopeful out
look, and that n wave of prosperity Is
soon 10 sweep over the country that
will revive tagging industries and put
thousands who are out of employment
back in the position Of satisfied wage
earners.
WI Ting Fang, minister from
China TO the United States. suggested
10 the manufacturers plan which he
asserted il adopted. would add to the
prosperity OF the country.
Il believe" said Mr.. Wa. that the
most feasible way TO extend your trade
with China is for this great associa-
ton of manufacturers to establish a
museum, or emporium. in some port
like Shanghai, where United States
goods may be on exhibition and where
our merchants and manufacturers may
go TO inform themselves OF your
product"
The National Association OF Manu-
facturers went on record as favoring
the ''let us alone" policy. This reso-
luton was unanimously adopted at the
closing session of the convention.
President Roosevelt was assailed
during the days session for his ut.
terances about the improper use OF in
functions. The speaker, in this in.
stance. was James A. Emery, general
counsel for the National Council for
Industrial Defense.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
Editorials by the People.

William D. Haywood Msrepresented.
To the Editor of The Times: In
tonight's Detroit Journal, page 4,
have read the following startling par
agraph. as language used by w. d.
Haywood, at the ratification meeting
Of the Socialist national convention at
Chicago: ITO hell with the courts;
TO hell with the injunctions-and TO
her: with the judges who grant them"
Now, | am q subscriber to the Chi
cago Daily Socialist" and have the
very words Of that speech In that pa
per, now lying before me, and | think
that the truth ought to have some lit
tie show OF fair play. Quotation: IF
the New York chief OF police says that
the club is mightier than the consti-
tuition, then | say, to hell with tile
constitution and their decisions against
the working class, and under such cir
cumstances, I say TO hell with the leg
islation. The crime OF West Virginia
was murder. Who palliated It? John
Mitchell. A year ago | was in a diff.
ferent hall TO this ct was feet by Z
and feet high awaiting my trial,
with my hands shackled behind my
back Theodore Roosevelt spoke os
me as guilty. and pronounced me an
undesirable citizen" Such a man. I
say, is a coward. The Socialist party
saved my life. Now, comrades. | say
10 you, save your own lives from the
thraldom of capitalism Such words
as Ito hell with Mitchell" are not to
be found In his speech at all.
| do not commit myself by saving
nr ta1t ok
such Misrepresentation will do the Re.
publican party more harm than good.
IL Justice in this commonwealth Is
snuffed out, where does the Christian.
ity come in? Christianity is on high.
er plane than justice. itfs the very
embodiment Of the love OF God him
SELF. @. w. LAwRIE.
Detroit. May 10. 1908.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
IN NEW HOME JUNE 1st

The formal opening OF the new First
National bank, consolidation OF the
First National and the Commercial
National, In its new quarters In the
Ford building, takes place June /. The
beautiful banking Offices to be occu-
pied by this streng bank are nearing
completion, and customers OF both
banks have been notified OF the change
that Is about to take place
The First National bank will have
capital of $2,000.OOO and surplus OF
$l.000,000. which will give IL great
power In promoting the legitimate
trade interests of the city. The bank
can be said to be one Of the natural
outgrowths of the rapid development
of the manufacturing and commercial
interest OF the city.
The entire board OF directors, as
well as the officers and stan OF the
Commercial National bank become
Identified with the enlarged institu.
ton
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
BY W. HOLT WHITE.

! How is this?" he said II was q
neat straw-colored mustache, slightly
upturned at the ends. The hairs were
woven into narrow strip of what ap
peared to be waxed tape, painted flesh
color on the side the bristles grew.
Il will slip 1t on to you now, he said
ito let 1t set. Leave II alone and you
will look a perfect dandy"
! He lit a candle on the mantelpiece
and then held the reverse side OF the
mustache toward It, much as one has
TO warm sticking plaster before ap
plying IT,
Then he turned and reached up to
Strong's mouth. The false mustache
was warm to Strong's upper lip and
1t felt stiff and sticky.
For a few seconds O'Gorman kept
his fingers pressed TO Strong's upper
lip; then he invited him TO have {
glance at himself in the little mirror
which hung behind the door.
Don't smile. for heavens sake
just yet" cried O'Gorman. as he saw
Strong's teeth appear in a laugh.
What do you think OF it?" he asked
First rate" said Strong. Upon my
soul, I should hardly know myself.
I'D hardly know you, either" said
O'Gorman, $50 let's hope the old man
won't. Really, / feel shall have tc
introduce you to the Princess"
II don't think that will be neces
sary." said Strong. little shortly
$50 1t is agreed, is it," he went on
turning to O'Gorman. Half-past ten
eh?" BY Jove. you are a good chap"
"Ah, Strongl" said O'Gorman. 81
have a tender spot in my heart fol
you young folks, SO / will be there
at half-past ten, and, mind, you are
Mr.. Smith"
Right" said Strong Many
thanks" He shook hands with o.
German and went downstairs.
At half-past ten he drove up tC
Park street In hanson. The usua
awning was stretched across the pave
ment and the usual crowd OF staring
work-girls was being kept In checl
by half dozen constables.
He walked across the strip OF car
ret and up the steps and was about
to pass into the hall when his eyes
were challenged by pale young mar
who stood just within the portico.
| strong maue pTetenSe ~ StuhDLiHt
In order that he might get his face
into shadow. for the man who wa:
staring at him SO intently and witt
something akin to recognition in his
eyes was Prince Ludwig OF Sylvania
CHAPTER XIV.
Strong, recovering from his elab
crate stumble. went on up the steps
He did not glance behind him, but h'
felt quite sure that Prince Ludwig
suspicious eyes were following him
However, he was spared any fur
Their challenge. for just In sight o
the hall O'Gorman was waiting L
receive him. The plump detective
came forward beaming, holding out
neatly gloved hand II wondered 4
you could come after ALL" he said BY
way of greeting.
There was not much fear as t
THAT" said Strong, and he linked hi'
arm through O'Gorman's.
Mr.. Pomeroy. the majestic butler
who stood In the hall surveying hi
force with what is best termed serene
severity, did not recognize Strong a.
being on the list of the invitations
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
The Naughty Heroine.
az WEEK JONES.

I never had a the mlkandwater misses
the tale rhyme;
damsels
Mary, Mary Quite Contrary time
A Cinderella
In he kitchen with her on
To OF you'd rubbers nd
would
And ooi greedy maiden the
a her
Contrary, had on he
Would hood the spider then
Red Riding Hood a a rough hairy;
Mary spotted 1 and whsied the
Oh, bells cookie shells oh, Mary Quite
girl OF all the girls the cycle
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21

Mrs. Lydia Kingsmill Com
mander, noted author and agita-
tor in the interest of woman's
suffrage, is credited with having
made the statement in a New
York interview that Mrs. Roose-
Welt would make a good presi-
dent of the United States; prob
ably a whole lot better than her
husband" and that there are
many women in this country
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
BRYAN TURNED DOWN
IN PENNSYLVANIA

HARRISBURG. Pa. May 21.--After
one OF the hardest fights within the
party in several years. the Democratic
state convention here decided not to
instruct its 'delegates-at.large to the
Denver convention for Bryan.
Ii was cleancut victory for the
Democratic state organization, headed
by Col. James NJ. Guffey. of Pittsburg.
the Pennsylvania member OF the ma
tional committee. Col. Guffey main
tanned all along that he and his
friends would control the convention
but their claims were always disputed
by the leaders of the faction who were
in favor Of issuing binding instructions
for William j. Bryan.
The delegation will go uninstructed.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
Corey's First Break Into
Partisan Society to Be
Through a Grand Duke

PARIS. May 21.-Wm. Ellis Corey
has opened his campaign forsthe en-
trance OF himself and Mrs. Corey into
the best Partisan society. Instead Of
attempting to entertain reluctant arts
tocrats at his chateau. he presented
Mrs. Corey tMabelle Gilman) at the
l.aboulie Golf club, near Versailles.
Among those who asked to be intro
duced 10 her was the Grand Duke
Cyril, and by lucky chance she was
drawn TO play with him In a mixed
foursome next Tuesday. which Is
ladies' day at the club. Mrs. Corey was
introduced TO many Of the French aris-
tocrsts, and. seeing the success she
had made. a number OF the American
members OF the club. who had been
cold at first. crowded around-fo share
her triumph.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
JOHNSON STRONG IN
MOBILE, ALA, COUNTY

MOBILE. Ala, May 21.-The re-
markable majority for Gov. Johnson Ia
Mobile county has caused sensation.
The figures for the county are: John
son, 2,556: Bryan. 1860: majority for
Johnson. 1906. In five precincts In
the farming district Bryan did pot
get vote. Every ward in the city
went for Johnson two to one. Bryan
men had offered 10 to | that he would
carry every ward and precinct by
majority OF two to one, with no takers.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
FLINT CORNERSTONE LAYING.

FLINT, Mich, May 21.-The corner.
stone OF the new city hall will be laid
this afternoon. The mayors of 10
Michigan cities are here and the grand
lodge OF Free Masons will officiate.