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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-08
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Tales Worth Telling :
CLEoN AND l..

+ CLEoN AND l.. =
+ Cleon hath a million acres, +
+ Meier a one have l; +
+ Cleon dwelleth in palace, +
+ In cottage /; =
: Cleon hath a dozen fortunes, +
+ Not a penny !; +
+ Yet the poorer of the twain is +
+ Cleon, and not |. +
+ Cleon, true, possesseth acres, =
l. But the landscape I; +
+ Halt the charms to me it !
+ yieldeth +
+ Money cannot buy; 4
+ Cleon harbors sloth and dullness +
! Freshening vigor I; !
j. He in velvet, in fustian, +
+ Richer man am l. 4
j. Cleon is a slave to grandeur :
i Free as thought am l; i
4 Cleon fees a score of doctors, i
i Need of none have l; !
= Wealth surrounded, care en- +
i vironed. !
3 CleOn fears to die; !
j. Death may come, he'll find me j
i ready; j
$ Happier man am l.. !
J. /
i Cleon sees no charms in nature, i
4 In a daisy l;
j Cleon hears no anthem ringing i
!, In the sea and sky; !
+ Nature sings to me forever !
J. Earnest listener |; i
j. State for state, with all at !
i tendantS i
= Who would change? Not |. !
i Charles Mackay. !
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-08

B the way anyone noticed that Candidate Motley has run
MANY times Candidate There is difference however
that Motley making the speech that he started out WIN
while Byan rapidly changing views are numerous and SO quickly
changed that only an upoate newspaper reader claim to know
where he stands.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-08

An article published elsewhere oday Star than bears out
remarks here been made to the effectiveness OF the boy
colt as weapon of warfare If the reports brought
from the Far anything like true, China avnglng herself
Maru incident without firing shedding drop
of blood with eard apans much as
successful against would have done The problem OF remedy
ing the conditions will ingenuity of Japanese diplomats
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-08
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Some people wouldn't want to be
happy if everybody else was.
Many an aggressive man strikes at
attitude and lets it go at that.
The man who handles the truth
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-08

Under the heading "Hope Hawaii the New York Sun prints
the following little communication:
"To the Editor of The Sun-Sr Hawaii must be State DID
you see how Kanaka cowboys roped those steers W there De
an extra session or will the wait till December?
"Jorr Yorl, Auo,s % "BOS PUER"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-08

IT'S wear Of Carievs There's Charley Achi Charley Hustace,
Charley Motley Charley Clark Charley Chlngwort all famous
politicians who are strictly game and there signs OF the
other Charley. Wilson, getting back into the ring
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-08

The reformation China nice, large contract but in starting
out to tackle the the Rev Mr. Thwng take some comfort IN
the fact that there probably be boxing contests unless be III
few British which will the lawyers might put it. be IN
jurisdiction
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-08
PAPER
FOR SALE.

French -ianges-Brick setting sizes
IT. to 9 feet at right prices. Set up
ready for a fire. Zinc lined Redwood
Bath tubs complete. Wind mill force
pumps, all brass cylinders. Large
variety of special pipe and fittings.
Prompt attention to job work In
plumbing.
EMMELUTH & CO., LTD.
Phone 211. las King Street
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-10-23
HASKELL ANSWERS
EIGHT QUESTIONS
Says Not One Cent Of Guaranty
Fund was Spent for Whiskey
Books are Open

Guthrie Ok Oct Governor Haskell
yesterday replied 70 the EIGHT questions
propounded TO the administration by
United States Senator AlbertJ Beveridee
on his Oklahoma trip. Haskell charges
Beyerdge with ignorance Of conditions In
Oklahoma and with being influenced bya
bunch Of carpetbas grafters, who cal
themselves the state committee
TO the questions as to whether any
money Of the bank guarantee fund has
been used IN oashine dispensafywauants
the answer Isl 'Not one single penny
IN answering the second question which
is along the same line the governor
states that 'two-thirds the bank guarantee
fund Is invested IN 6 per cent state
warrants, and arrangements have been
made withlarger banks to ocashimmediately
these warrants in case there is greater
demand on the guarantee fund than can
be covered BY the cash on hand.
The governor declares that there are no
dispensary warrants
In reply TO the other questions in which
Senator Beverdge asked If the administra-
tion would permit public inspection Of
the books Of the bank guarantee, school
land funds and the expensesof conducting
these and other departments Of the
government. the reply Of the administra-
tto 10 ottts,.ad 49,. Ii. H.stsoflic ,.a.sser 80
the third question:
ANY honest citizen applying at the
governors Office win be assured Of an
opportunity to make the examination Of
any department Of state government,
This has always been permitted. The
only person excluded was the secretary
of the Republican state committee. who
was for a time allowed unrestricted
privileges which he grossly abused and
lied about, until ordered him excluded
as an untfuatful and undesirable citizen.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-10-23
100000 IN BOND HAS
BEEN ISSUED BY AUDITOR

Guthrie, or, Oct a2-lt is estimated
chat State Auditor Trapp since the state
has been admitted has registered $685.
600 worth Of bonds issued In Oklahoma
and sold in most cases outside Of the
state The largest purchasers of school
bonds are Spear aud Dow Of FORK Smith
Ark who have already purchased 1885,
600 worth Of school bonds and have con-
tracted for bonds, both school districts
and municipal, amounting to three-Quar
ters Of million more This company
buys direct and has been purchasing
them at par
An effort Is now being made by bond
brokers TO force the price Of oklahoma
school bonds down to 95, 1t is claimed
that this is an school district bonds are
worth, where they are voted in small is-
sues. Oklahoma school bonds bear 6
per cent interest
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-10-23
SENATOR GORE ON
SENATOR BEVERIDGE
Deplores Action Of Indiana Senator
In Insulting Texans and
Disparaging South

In his speech at Muskogee on Oct l1th,
Senator Beyeridee said. Oklahoma is too
intelligent to be a part Of the solid south
and too big TO be the tail Of Texas
Mr. Beveridee is the great Senator Of a
Great State. Ireioice that our people had
the privilege Of listening 10 his eloquence
and of profting by hiswisdom. Ideplore
the fact that Senator Beveridge felt called
upon to give utterance tosuch narrow and
sectional sentiments Of bitterness and
hate. feel that he felt called upon to
stiematize a great section and insult
great state in this reunited republic
Senator 9everidge misunderstood okla
homa and misunderstood 0klahomans
There is not a patriotic citizen in this
state who win endorse those utterances,
reekine with sectional animosity, Every
loyal citizen. whether a democrat or rep
ublican must regret and resent those
wanton insults and indignities.
The South is loyal 20 this glorious union.
She sealed her devotion with her hearts
blood in the Spanish-American War.
Texas does not profess to be better than
any other state. but she is as good as the
best. Lincoln predicted that the money
power Of the country would endeavor to
prolong It's own reign by working upon
the prejudices Of the people, till all wealth
is concentrated in a few hands and the
republic is destroyed Beveridge's speech
justifes Lincolns prediction.
In Oklahoma, TEXANS and lndianans-
Kansans and Ksnuckians have united
their hearts and their hopes to build up
this matchless young state and to elorify
this matchless republic.
would suffer my right arm to wither
before Iwould array section against section
or disparage a single state in our much
loved Union Cursed be the traitors lips
that utters the sentiments Of sectional
hate and thrice cursed be the hand that
rekindles the extinct fires Of sectional
passion. One country and one flag is the
sentiment Of every Oklahoman, and the
sentiment Of every loyal American,
whether democrat or republican and
whether born meath the northern star OF
southern cross.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-10-23
SENATOR GORE WILL
TOUR EAST FOR BRYAN

Guthrie OK. Oct. 22-ln response to a
personal request Of William J. Bryan,
United states SenatorT p. Gore Of Okla
homa has decided to make speaking
tour Of Ohio. New York and Indiana dur
ing the coming week
Senator Gore owing to the fact that he
has achieved the United States senate
although blind since he was eleven years
old, and possesses the power Of oratory to
no mean degree, is in much demand as q
national speaker and Bryan is counting
on him to assist in carrying if possible
some of the doubtful states
United States Senator Robert l. Owen
Of Oklahoma has been assigned a week
Of speaking dates in Ohio during the last
week before election
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-10-23
BRYAN IS MENACE
TO BUSINESS, TAFT
Republican Candidate Says Bryan
Is Sensitive Over Prophesy
Concerning His Election

Milan. Ind. Oct 22.--Indiana is 70 be
the battle ground in which Taft will push
his campaign for the remainder Of this
week. His itinerary calls for fifty speeches
and will take the candidate through the
state from south to north. Withhs voice
restored by q day Of rest Taft had this 10
say of Bryan at bis first stop. Bryan is a
bit sensitive because The republicans are
prophysying that II he is elected il viii
retard business and If the republican ticket
is elected II win improve business. lie
says that Is Offering bribery to workmen
Il Is not Il is merely stating fatt and
It Is a fact that workingmen ought know,
as well as business men. Bryans election
would be q menance % prosperity"
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-10-23
HASKELL SPEAKS
AT DALLAS FAIR
Great Crowd Of Texans Hear Okla
homa's Governor Score Roose-
velt, Taft and Beveridge

Dallas, Tex. Oct 2l-Coyernor Charles
N Haskell Of Oklahoma. addressed a
large crowd at she state fair grounds here
yesterday. The speech was largely de-
voted to the praise Of Texas and Okla
homa. and criticisms Of Roosevelt. Taft
and Beyeridge
lie did not once call the presidents
name. but repeatedly criticised him tell
iHe what he would have done il he had
been governor Of New York during a GER
tain period. giving the dates Of Ro0se-
velt's incumbency and # he had been
president Of the United States since Sep
tember 1901. His principal point along
this line was with reference 20 the mer-
ger BY Hartman Of the Pacific lines. lie
declared the republican administration.
long on promise and shoFf on perform
anccs.
Once during Iiaskells speech an en-
thusiast called.
what about Hearstg
Haskell replied.
There are some names which Il would
be wrong to mention where Henry ".
Grady once spoke
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-10-23


NnlsN GAMES,
Indian Games --ist. Charles Webb.
HOGS.
Boar, any age or breed, Henry Crouch
Sow any age l. N Mcdonald.
Boar under six months, Webster Cash.
Sow, under six months, A. l. Churchill.
DISPLAY or FARM PRODUCTS.
Largest pumpkin, NJ. NJ Wright
Irish potatoes, L. D. Walker.
Sweet potatoes, NJ. p Haynes
Country butter, Mrs S. b. Jackson.
Honey, Mrs. J w Harris
White corn---lst, 7. B. Harb; 2nd, H.
Ward.
Mixed corn---ist, w. L. Cunninghaml
Red oats---ist, P. T. Newman; 2nd, Clay
Kiethley.
Wheat P, z. Newman.
RACES,
Pony race---lst, Agnes .Gunter; End,
Irene Nichols.
sAEciALs.
Mule colt under year special prize by
f. H. Ford (box Of ciears), went to G. L
Bennett
Lady driver, special prize Of saddle by
7. Welch, to Mrs. J. T. Gunter 2nd. bride
by Charley Martin. to Mrs. Lewis Rogers.
LADIES DEPARTMENT
Handsomest lunch cloth. Mrs. S. j. Burns
Baby pillows, Mrs. II, R. Warner.
Baby dress LIST and 2nd, Mrs, II. Z
Warner.
Piece mount mellick. Mrs. 0. B. Delaney
Piece Of eylet. Mrs. H. R. Warner
Piece Of French---lst, Mrs. O. B. Delaney
2nd, Mrs. H. R. Warner.
Best quilting on quilt, Mrs. S ,. Jack
son.
Prettiest piece Of crayon work, Mrs inc
Chouteau.
Prettiest piece Of hand painted China
Mrs. o. B. Delaney.
Prettiest piece Of burnt wood---lst. Mrs
II. w. c Shelton. 2nd. Mrs. Shelton.
Best loaf wheat bfead---Ist, Mrs, Carter
End. Agnes Russell.
Best loaf gingerbread---ist and End,
Mrs. D. N. Meredith.
Best glass grape Jelly. Mrs Jno Chou
teau.
Best glass blackberry jelly---ist, Mrs.
Jno Chouteau. End, Mrs. D. NJ Meredith,
Best collection Of jellies, Mrs. c. +. Lah-
man.
Best can plums---ist Mrs Meredith
End. Mrs. c. f. Lahman.
Best can peaches--ist, Mrs win Neeksi
2nd. Mrs. J. W Harris.
Best can blaekberries-lst, Mrs J. W
Harris. 2nd. Mrs D. NJ. Meredith; 3rd. Mrs
coley.
Peach preserves, Mrs. c. Z. Lahman.
Pear preserves-ist. Mrs. d. NJ. Meredith
End, Mrs o. B. Delaney
Peach butter. Mrs Meredith
Plum butter---ist and 2nd. Mrs Mere
dith.
Blackberry jam--tst. Mrs. Meredith End
Mrs. C. E. Lahman.
Many other premiums we're awarded IN
this department
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-10-23
OKLAHOMA FLOODS
CAUSE UNEASINES5
Downpour Of Rain of Past few Days
is Causing Rapid Rise in rivers
Throughout State

The heavy downpour Of rain that has
fallen for the past few days is general
over the middle west, and its seontinuation
is causing uneasint in many places
While the streams the vicinityof Vinita
have risen rapidly there is yet no damage
ofany consequence reported. II was thought
that clear weather had come yesterday
but last night the weatherman turned the
switch on us and about ten clock terrific
wind storm came up and this was followed
by heavy rain that continued without
cessation until today noon, and began
again this afternoon.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-10-23
CRAIG COUNTY MADE GREAT
SHOWING IN LIVE STOCK.
Great CROWDS Witness the Various Contests
Many Splendid Horses Exhibited--Single
Driving Event Warmly COntested--List
of Premiums Awarded Several
Accidents During Contests.
From Thursdays Daily

From Thursdays Daily
The Craig County Farmers Institute and
Stock Show came to a close last night
after a successful two days session AL
great crowd was in town yesterday after
noon and much interest was shown in all
Of the entries for premiums. The horse
show was probably the chief attraction Of
the day and Illinois avenue was turned
into a special driveway and a great crowd
throneed this street TO witness the show
The contest Of single driving horses was
the most warmly contested Of any of the
events. The blue ribbonin this event was
awarded to l. B. Crouch on his little bay
mare. The ladies driving contest was
lively event Mrs ]. T Gunter won first
prize in this, as she did in the ladies rid
ing contest. An accident occurred durinS
ladies horseback riding contest that
maned the event to some extent The
horse ridden by Miss Bessie Brook fell and
the rider was injured. but not seriously
The following are the awards for the
stock and produce show:
HORSES AND MULES.
Saddlemare or gelding---lst l. B. Couch;
2nd. John Thomason
Light harness team---lst, j. W. Orr; End
F. M. Lewis
Single driver--lst, W. s. Crouch 2nd, A
L. Churchill.
All-purpose stallion--ist. l. b. Crouch;
2nd. F, H. Andrews.
Draft stallion--1st. George NJ. Martin.
-year-old coIt--ist. Henry Crouch;
End. C. H. Fox 3rd. L. W. Burlington.
All-purpOse colt under year--lst. W E
Roberts; End. |. N. Mcdonald; 3rd, Roe
Rafferty,.
Mule colt under year---ist and End, G
L. Bennett; 3rd, F. L. Bmykhalter.
Pair mules under 2 years---ist, ]. B.
Kirby.
Span mules any aee---ist, Clay Keithley
Farm team-lst, W. O. Tyler; 2nd. /. n
Mcdonald
Jack. any age-lst. G. L. Bennett.
Saddle stallion. any age--lst Q. B. De
laney End. W. S. Crouch.
CATTLE.
Best bull---lst. |. N. Mcdonald; 2nd. l. N
Mcdonald
Bull calf--lst. |. N. Mcdonald; 2nd, l. n
Mcdonald.
Dairy cow---lst, A. L. Churchilli End H
B. Horton: 3rd. A. L. Churchill
Heifer ealf---lst, II. p Hunt
Jersey bull--ist, S. B. jackson; End A.
1: Churchill.
CHICKENS.
Plymouth Rocks--lst. W. N. Nair.
White Wyandottes-lst II. H. Russell;
End. II H. Russell
Buff coehens---lst. S. B. jackson
White Leghorns---lst. A. L. Churchill
Black Monorcas---lst. A. 1, Churchill,
End, A. L. Churchill
Black Leghorns---ist and 2nd. A. L.
Churchill
Hioudans---ist and End, A. l. Churchill
Bantams---ist. Geo. Etter; End, Guy
Ridenhour; srd. Fred little
GEESE AND DUCKS.
Geese---lst. W. NJ Nair.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-10-23
FOUND
DEAD IN HIS ROOM
Half Filled Bottle Of Laudanum
Tells Story Of Charles
Woody's Demise

From Thursdays Daily
An unknown man, who registered as
Chas. Woody. but gave no address was
found dead in his room at the Silver Moon
restaurant about o'clock last night The
sheriff was called and after examing the
remains ana searching for means Of
identification, turned the body over TO
Lewis Rogers to prepare for burial
No watch, iewelry money or vaIuables
Of any kind, except a lodge receipt, were
found on the mans person. A receipt
for $500 TO Chas, Woody, by the Zenith
Lodge, number 2i3 Of the l. o. O. F. Of
West Virginia. dated May 4. 1907, was
the only papers found A four ounce
bottle half filled with laudanum found IN
the room told the story Of the mans
death.
Chas. Woody. II that was his name was
a light complicated map about thirtyiive
years Of age and wore siubby mustarhc
lie was seen by several around town and
il is said that be claimed that he was
wanted il Wichita. .Kans.. on some kind Of
charge lie is said to have been an em-
ployee in lumber yard there and said
that he had lost his temper and commit
ted some crime. but did not state what
he had done. The officers telegraphed 20
the lodge in West Virginia to try and find
out something about the man. No dis
position will be made Of the body today Ia
hope that relatives Of the deceased may
be found
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-10-23

Union City, Tenn. Oct 2i-col Taylor
escaped from the night riders about an
hour after capshin Rankia was hanged.
While the rIdefs disputed over Ms fate.he
leaped int lhshaYou.and swan across un-
der fire Al ifeaeled 1iptouville this m0ra-
Ing
The mi. ia un54 the personal direction
Of Govern Paterson i being distributed
through alsnahed territory
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-10-23
THREATEN TO
DECREASE WAGES
Bryan Aroused Over Dispatch Given
Out by Railway Vast Throng
Hears Speech
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Newark. Ohio. Oct 2i.-Thorouehly
aroused by what he termed the New
Menace" through the publication today Of
a press despatch stating that the officials
Of the New York Central had informed
their workmen that If the democrats won
the election there would be O ten per cent
reduction n wages. But otherwise there
would be an increase. VIM. J. Bryan 10
before breakfast speech. to a vast
throng poured q volley Of criticism onto
the republican party. for It's campaign
tactics
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-10-23
EMPEROR
RECEIVES SPERRY
Commander and staff Of United
States Fleet Given Great 0va-
ton in Flowery Kingdom
By saeleted Press

BY Associated Press
Toxic, japan, Oct. 20-The Emperor Of
Japan at Tifin oday received in audi
euce. Rear Admiral Charles S. Speny Of
the United States navy and the three
Rear Admirals commanding the divisions
Of the Atlantic fleet. with a score Of cap
tains, the chiefs Of staff and flag lieuten-
ants The ceremony at the lmperors Palace
was one Of the most brilliant features
Of the celebration
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-10-23
BartIesxIIle,s Founder Dead

Bartlesville. OK. Oct 20--Jacob Il.
Bartles.foundeF Of Bartlesville and Dewey
died at his home in Dewey. Sunday Of
Bright's disease. aged 68 years lie serv-
ed through the civil war in the Sixth
Kansas cavalry
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-10-23
IN WASHINGTON
AFTER MARCH 4
Bryan Confident Of his own Success
Makes Strong Plea for
Democratic Congress
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Hammond Ind, Oct. 20.-Repeating his
pFophesy, made yesterday that he would
be In Washington after March 4, William
J. Bryan in an early morning speech,
from the rear platform Of his special train,
made a strong plea for democratic con-
gress which would cooperate with him in
securing remedial legislation. which DEM
oeracy demands A big crowd was on
hand 10 extend him a hearty welcome.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-10-23
INDIANS ARE DISCUSSED
At LAKE H0HGNk
By Associated Press

By Associated Press
Lake Mohonk. N. Z. Oct 2i.-The an
naaI Lake Mohonk conference Of the
friends Of the Indian and ogrv depend
ant people began here today Today vas
devoted 70 Indian afIairs Thufsday'a
session win BE- given up 10 he discussion
Of the PHILIPPINES. and On Friday Hawaii
and Porto Rico win be taken up.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-10-23
LAKE MOHOnK CONFERENCE
WILL OPEN TOMORROW
By Associated Press

IV N6N0NIdNEU FTE81
Lake Mohonk. N. =. Oct. 20.-Philan-
thropists educators and others interested
in the welfare Of American Indians, Porto
Ricans, PHILIPPINES and other people under
the guardianship Of the United States. are
gathering here for conference. beginning
tomorrow. and known as the Lake Mo
honk conference Of the friends Of the IN
dian and other dependant peoples The
sessions viii continue through Friday.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-10-23
By Associated Press.

Tulsa. okla. Oct. 22.-Serious floods
threaten portions Of central and northern
Oklahoma as a result Of three days
steady rain. None Of the numerousreports
Of loss Of life are confirmed. The Canadian
and Arkansas rivers are over their banks
and are doing much damage to farms
and railroads and threatening the small
towns. The Arkansas river here has
risen ten feet and is still rising. Many
farmers have been compelled to move,
and west Tdisa is threatened with in
nundatation.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-10-23
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Muskogee, Okla, Oct. 22.-The heaviest
rain fall in years began at midnight and
continued all today The Arkansas and
Grand rivers are rising rapidly. The
lowlands of Muskogee are flooded and in
some sections the residents cannot leave
their homes without boats. Much damage
is being done to matured corn.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-10-23
TAFT INDULGES IN DAY
OF REST At CINCINNATI
By Associated Press

u 1EaI-7-71E01-7I 7 IN-77'
Cincinnati. O.. Oct. 2i.--A day Of abso-
lutte quiet and rest is being indulgedin by
Candidate Taft, who arrived here this
morning and will remain until tomorrow
morning A three days work in Indiana
viii begin tomorrow and end Saturday
night when The Taft special will start for
New York City.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-10-23
HARRY TRAW WILL NOT
CO TO PITTSDURG NOW
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press
Pittsburg, Pa Ger 20-~Judee Young
dismissed the writ q of habeas corpus IL
the Harry K. Thaw case. This means
that Thaw win not Be brought here
present
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-10-23
COLONEL TAYLOR NOT
KILLED BY NIGHT RIDERS
By Assoclated 20

By Associated Press
Nashville Tenn. Oct. 2i.--The Banner
Correspondent at Union City. telegraphs
that Col r. n Taylor. supposed 10 have
been shot by Night Riders is reported to
have Just reached Tiptonviile uniniured.