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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-02

the play in hand and he has shown IN
this as in ali other efforts Of like
character wonderful patience and an
equal amount of ability in the Inc OF
stagecraft. Seats are now on sale At
Wall, Nichols Co
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-02

A warrant Of arrest was sworn out
against United States District Attor-
ney Robert w. Breckons charging him
with being wilfully present at a prize
fight in the Orpheum theater on Satur-
day night last.
Assistant District Attorney William
T. Rawlins is named in the warrant as
a witness, along with II. M. Ayres, the
promoter and manager of the boxing
carnival at the Orpheum.
Theodore Richards swore to the
warrant and it was issued by District
Magistrate Frank Andrade.
Another warrant procured by Rich
ards, the first one in fact, was for the
arrest Of Jockey Willis and All Sam,
the pugilists who participated in the
main event at the Orpheum on the
night mentioned. They are charged
with ARRAY.
Rawlins and Ayres are again let OF
as mere witnesses in this case
When Richards applied TO Sheriff
Iaukea for the warrant for Breckons
he was demonstrated with by Iaukea,
who suggested to him that a penal
summons might be taken out instead
to bring so prominent a Federal Off
cial into court.
Richards however said he was re-
sponsible and wanted the matter to
proceed in the way ne had chosen.
Judge Andrade, while not liking the
process either, followed his usual prac-
tice of not looking behind a sworn
warrant. He signed the paper, It
then became obligatory on the sheriff
or any of his deputies, upon receipt OF
the warrant, to serve it with all due
diligence.
Iaukea personally served the war
rant on Breckons, being accompanied
to the Judiciary building by Judge An
drade, and the defendant, at the in
slant of service was released on his
own recognizance.
Lyle A. Dickey was retained by rhe-
odore Richards as attorney for the
prosecution in the prize fight cases.
| U. S. Attorney Breckons did not have
much to say about the matter when
seen after his arrest had taken place,
but' stated that he would acknowledge
that he had been present at the alleged
fight and would put up no defence. lie
said that he did not consider that he
had been present at prize fight" but
that he had seen five rounds OF the
boxing which took place.
While there is a warrant out for the
arrest of Assistant U. S. District At
torney w. T. Rawlins, there was no ar
rest made on account of the fact that
Rawlins was not in court this morning.
He remained at his home on account
of the death of the baby born in his
family on Sunday.
AS soon as the news spread around
the Judiciary building that Breckons
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-02
LOCAL AMATEURS
REMARKABLY GOOD

The author of "Fhe Man of the
Hour" did well in the minging of his
character Hoorigan he gives to the pub
side Of New York, or any large city
where politics are corrupted by BOSSES
an idea of life in such a place. In the
character Horrigan he gives to the
lie type of the arrogant boss of which
New York has had much too much
But, oh, what a fall had Horrigan
when old Pheian made up his mind to
even up with him for real or fancied
wrong These are two strong chaTac-
ters I'm the play and they are fanked
by Others quite as strong but from
necessity less prominent Dallas, in
her lines with the young college bred
boy who has never had shown his true
self, because he has never had the op-
portunly thrust at him or was too in
different to make It, shows great
strength of character, Miss McLain
does this well, better than she has ever
done anything here There are oppor.
tunlties TOR every one IN the cast tc
display the talent they have for stage
play and the opportunity Is not for an
instant lost
Honolulu has never nad a better play
by amateurs ana never have the anna.
tours Of this city done so well with d
production Manager Adams has hac
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-02
NEW ADVERTIStMF NTS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF PELANI, DECEASED.
The undersigned having been duly
appointed administrator of the estate
of Pelani, deceased, formerly rest
dent Of Waikele Eva. Oahu, hereby
gives notice to all creditors OF said Pc
lani, to present their claims duig VERT
fed and accompanied by the vouchers
therefor If any exist, even If The claim
he secured by mortgage upon real es
tate, to the undersigned. at the offices
OF his attorney, Wade Warren Thayer,
CO2-3-i Slangenwa'd Building Homo
lulu, within siN months from the dato
OF the FIRST publication hereof, or such
claims will be forever barred,
Dated at Honolulu, this 2nd day OF
June 1905
SOLOMON HAUL KAUHANE,
/ Administrator OF the Estate of Pelani
deceased
5ts-June ?, o. TO- %, 40
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-02
.,..s-f9%Ss to+Cs+s-6

self. Acting Governor Mott-Smith,
Judge Bal,ou and many other promi-
nent people were among the crowd on
the wharf to see her off.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-02

Some people are as mlserly with
truth as others are with money.
The man who is really wiser than
his wife acts as if he thought other
wise.
Lots OF men are unable to reform
because they haven't the necessary ma
terlal.
No, Alonzo, a girl isn't necessarily a
manicurist just because she likes TO
hold hands.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-02
LOST
FURNISHED ROOMS.
FOR RENT.

First class furnished rooms central
" located Hot and cold baths, Ar
lngton Hotel, 215 Hotel st.
House, eight rooms, with modern
conveniences; pleasant grounds, In
Punahou district, convenient to car
lines. Enquire W. c. Weldon, Stan
genwald Bldg or P. o. Box 65S.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-02

had been arrested there was much
laughter. The jurymen and attorneys
in the Koki case which Breckons is
conducting in the Federal court were
all greatly interested and Attorney w.
A. Kinney and Prosser, VINO are con-
Quoting Kokis defence, Immediately
rendered their services to the alleged
culprit Offers Of bail were numerous
on all sides and the sentiment that
the affair was more ridiculous tnan
anything else was to be heard every
where.
1t is possible that a nolle prosequi
may be entered by the attorneys for
the Territory in the case, which would
effectually put an end to the matter.
Otherwise the case will be interesting,
for the burden of proof that the affair
was a prize fight will fall on the pro-
Becutions attorney, who will have the
assistance of Lyle A. Dickey on the
finer and more intricate points of law.
His long experience in many famous
cases should according to one attorney
cause the defendants to tremble in
their shoes"
1t is understood that very large
number of subpoenas will be issued by
the prosecution. Among those who
were present and whom the prosecu-
tion may summon are: Jack Lucas.
Walter F. Drake, A. V. Gear, DR.. f..
Howard Humphris, Attorney f. e..
Thompson, h. j Lord, George Hen
shall, Charles Crane, j. w w. Brew
ster, Col. Sam Johnson, C. w. G. Deer
ing, w. c. Peacock, jeremiah W. Doyle,
p. Patrick OBrien, J. Francis Doyle,
ScOtty Weston, Fred Harrison. Senator
c. r. Chillingworth, c. e. Metzger, f..
w Milverton. Frank Godfrey, DR. J..
T. Wayson, and very many others.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-02
VERY HIGH TRIBuIE

The beauties of Hawaii made a great
impression on Mr.. Koch, the famous
Germon bacteriologist, from a state
ment which he made to Acting Gov
ernor Mott-Smith just before leavinga
He said:
IF Hawaii was only nearer to Ger
many l would come out here every
year ! never saw so beautiful a
place"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-02

The Alameda's cargo hence is ap-
proXimately as follows: II 600 bags OF
usgar, 1000 bags of coffee and rice, o.
600 punches of bananas, 1000 cases OF
green pines, 500 cases of canned pines
and the usual miscellany
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-02
WANTED.

We want to do your haircutting and
shaving. You cannot be better suited
anywhere as we please the most fas-
tidious. Union Barber Shop.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-02

It's easier to be a college graduate
than it is to earn a living.
And it's sometimes easier to earn a
living than it is to get it.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-02
U. S. ATTORNEY
R. W. BRECKONS
IS ARRESTED

THEODORE RICHARDS INSISTS PENAL
sUNNtoNsNCHARGE is WILL VI. PRESENCE FIGHT
ARRESTED FOR AFFRAY-II NJ
AYREs AND ASSISTANT ATTOR RAwIINs WITNESSES.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-02

PRICES, soc. and Use.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-16
PENSION BY STATE
Bin Providing $40 Monthly For
Veterans Ia Inu0tnced

Guthrie Okla Jan. HepFesauta
tivs Mccall o. Love county and Cohs
q Canadian county introduced a Joint
measure today providing pension q
~ doilan rnontiilY % each resident
eonissisfats Andiunion veteran 10 ths
stats not receiving a pension from
ofhsf sources, and ; state pepslon
commissioner created At tuo thousand
daiiArs annual salAry and must be moi
Tier union or confederate veteran.
TIE house adopted memorial 10
eangreAs Introduced - ReprcsentA
tive Jones Republican. asking that a
tract q land 10 Western Te1As Ar.
EoaA Or old MEXICO - purchased by
tie geyeFnmsnt Tor hume for uhite
plague sgrersn The greater portion
q Tie dAy Ia both houses szs spent
ia discussing The mysterious death oi
msSsufe which both houses pAssod -
fore the holidays had failed % reach
TIE governor TIE matter il still
possible of sensational results and
many sensational speeches wars made
TO-DAY Tie bill sought Il eliminate
81 states tAHes 10 cid - klahumA
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-16
D|SEMDONELED
Gus crooms.a Negro Seriously stab.
Frank Williams at Blusjaekst
Lart Night

FRIDAY. Ian le
What cams seff ueaf ueing q fatal
cutsirg sffay eocufsa A. Blue jacs =
lAst night IN which fnnk willsaus.
son ~ Cal Williams. was almost Dis.
smtomlni 81 6es Gtpcnss 4 negfa
Tia facts a. neAF a. NE can learn
them, nre that WfliamA ana tpo IL
hla com mpAniofA Wlsa eefw intonrafed
met 0fuomt oH ths street AID fNgAn
abusing hlw and aFgef some words
wefs pased Williams STUCK tie nee
70 wlth the bait n q a ~hlf tie
nexfp euarisd of the blop aid then
ti1s 0thtf men i1lne3 IN tie light and
5rooms ussd his knife with Telling
elect, eating williams across the
abdomen making 5 vefy dAngerou
wound.
TIE marsliAl a Blnsis a. ooee
notihed sierif Ridsnhour, d tle
trouble and hs eff Immediately 70
take charge of the prisoner, who ~
tile time he arrived lad hidden IN :
corn Geld one mile ard 4 half south uf
town, ~ eFaae mob az about nfty
people who had gathered wlth the ID.
tention oi lynchiug tie negro " they
could aud him NJ Ridsntour, hos.
ever succeeded Ia landing his prisoner
safely IA jail at Vlnita aud his prelim
mary NeGring vii hs held tomorfuw
GfteFn,. befoFd Jagde fosief
Word received from nluelacket this
Afternoon states thar williams u bad.
y wounded but was resting wsil, sith
tt4 chances faxufing hls recovery
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-16
INDIANS ARE EXEMPT
Advises Haskell Net io Honor Re
euisition Frem Arkansas
GovefHef

euthrieoE Jan. 10 Governor Has
eel las reoeivci 81 opinion from the
attorney general advising that be not
honor Fequsltion from tie governor
= Arkansas Cor TIE fs4son of nenry
starr = ChsroEes Indian who 4
charged with Fobtefy alleged 70 hAys
tsen committed IN heatan county.
ASsanses, "a years ago
Tie opinion refers q ; case that
came up 10 the United States sup
rene court a numher # teans ago in
which it vas held that chief Bushy
LEAD q TIE Chsfokee Nation vas for
bldien @ honor q rsqusition from TIE
governor q Arkansas bseause tie
ollefotes Nation vas uot : state or
teffItorf under The meAnluF of az act
Of congress relating e tie e1taditlon
Il fugiliFes from lusilas l9a United
states court ui lndiau TERRITORY shlch
foFuafIf had extraordinary p0Ners
lad - Jurisdiction 81 lndians and
aHee Indians seae exempt from "a
iaaItlan ufders starr uas BEL tsars
u.d alien TIE 0rense As committed
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-16
SEPARATE STATEHOOD
pETITdn pprernTrn
New hexise Delegation Win Visit
Washington ia Behalf ef BIZ.

Washington Jan y 4 patltlon fof
support e tie hilifor TIE aat4lsslan
Of Nsw Aenico % separate statehood
received 70 tie form N letter from
Chairman y S HopewslI u tie New
MEXICO Statehood league b Repre-
sentative Fuller. 81 Illinois and Re
ierred q TIE COMMITTEES on territories
TIE petition recitss THAT nhen
Governor Curry visited Washington
recsntly President Roo.sfeIt assured
him be Sauid end his al toward
securing tie passage 81 tle bin and u
satisfied that New Msiieo has suaiel.
ent population ard wealth 10 satltle
q = - admitted a. separats state
The letter gives the present popula
ton u Nea NeHieo - above 4un. ooo
and states that delegation enresant
iug eYeff county 10 that terrltafs uili
visit Washington this month Is utes
ihe passage u uIe biI.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-16
ACTRESS TO TELL
ALL SHE KNOWS

Yes fafs Jan lust tafos the
heginniuR o. the sosslon n tie tflal 3,
HAffY ! fhAw today, AttuFney Tan.
iel 9 Ksl.iY announced thaf ! sab.
poena f0f TIE defence had l,eea.servoi
on MIS- Etna GoodrIck. TIE actress
Nho is playing here this sess Hiss
Goodrich failed 10 appeaf 70 The sub.
poena last year Mw EvelYu Nesbit
fhas 81 TIE stand az tie afa trial
declared T. sas Miss Goodrich Who
hsi introduced her % stanford White
and toos her b. luncheon With him
Aoang Ms TlaW had q make her
"a thfousI the crowd o. several hun.
died people gethefed outside The
criminal courts building ahsn Site
eams daen fof tie morning session
sewers policemen had Is bs called to
clear llfs passage
Tie eofk oi securing / iufr Wsnt
forward today The temporary Jurors
sefe SECURED al the morning session
and ehen the luncheon recess Was or
defed tie boH Nas 1lied with slr per
maneHt and slH provisional occupants.
Immediately after the recess all
sIx provisional jurors were excused
leaving 81 places yet 10 bs filled.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-16
LAST COUNCIL
Governor y. II. Johnson Calls Leg
lalature 70 Order az
Tsshomingo

Tlshomlugp ukla Jan rufsu
ant toacail iy Governor d. n John
son the Chlckasaw nation legislature
assembled Ia rishomingo this after
neon for shat probably vii b. ~
lzat session True 70 Indian nature
Representatives wefs slow Ia arriving
Tie session should have hssn called q
order lAat MundAg
TIE reading of Governor Johuston's
message CONSUMED The entire session
lie wAa careful not u mention tie
0klAhoma state Legislators and onlr
ones mentioned lie state His en-.
tire message wAs devoted 20 removal
of restrictions and : committee visit
. Washington
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-16
WANT RESTRICTIONS REMOVED

Arimore. Okla Jar 8 f Special
Governor Douglas Il Johnson % the
UhlckaAw nation ln lis message O.
tie extfa0uilnaff session u tie trihs
council recommends fhr removal f
restrictions uu tie s seaAll0n 81 AtI
surplus lands CT fHl4Hl0ods, mixs0
hlaagls and lnief married elflscns
Tie governor oNF9see thN sale 0f
lands of minors fof AIS pnrpcse and
wants the goeefumsnf e live % 70
- tfeatirs recon meads the ontUghf
sale % au mineral Ards. surface and
mineral riEhis included, add pfoceeds
divided amlug ths individuals of the
ChoefaN aud NhiekassN tfUrs
Tie governor futEef recommends
that Indians uppuse tie present na
flouAl school system as nov hsinR
conducted hy The federal government
lie recommends fhat congress he
memofiEed % wind np al tribal
affaiFs A. som as po3ltis aud funds
distributed.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-16
FINANCE BILL
Provides for More Bank clrcuA.slon
On sBonds Olher Than
Government.

Washington. Jan Ths financial
bill, which has Tor some tire hean
in Preparation by leading Republican
msInbam II Tia senate COMMITTEES ga
finance aas been made public.
The hill provides f0r an aaflslonai
issae II hank circulation whleh shail
a. ~ Time exceed a2aU o0 600 on
bonds ashef than those Issued ~ the
government lnclpalnK state and
municipal bonds ID approved eases
ifs provided that tie Increased
circulation shall in DC case exceed Is
per cent q tts value Of the bonds d..
positea
senator Aldrieh introduced the bin
t9SAf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-16
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
COMPLETE THEIR WORK

The county commissioner % Craig
eouuty met IA an adjourned session
hsfs January and rFoceeded 70 elect
: chairman f8r tire ensuing year
Wesley Harris was - elected
Vas liowsll was appointed "a 81
tie vacancy o. v {. NeotAll. tres
ureE elect, Of Tosnship no Robeu
Daniel vas appointed constable Of
township No Tlss hond OF g p Bell
as : memhef Of tie hoard Of health
saz approved Otllsf tonds sefe AZ
proved a. follows Taflton and Com
pAny. NinitA Abstract Company.
The contrAct lease q " y HAlssIl
sof court house ssz ordered recorded
for which be is t. receive a yeArlH
rental o. ti.oo. 4 contract ulth the
Electric Light. Ice 3 POSER Company
sAs approved IA whlch thsy are O.
furnish hghi. q hours use per month
ct less s0c 1000 eat hnnm Ennem
70 Is hours use lae Ice hours.
CIV Howell was appointed 70 tie
unlce of township treasure from town.
ship No 4 G ? iIfidgeman vas ap.
pointed jAnltor fof the ensuing year
After ordering County Clefk Ma.
70 issue warrants ia paymsnt tocounty
officers W 20 The 5isi day of Decem.
tsf. the commissioners adjourned %
meet again April isss
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-16
GETTING READY
Muskogss is Up ana Doiar aae vii
Royalty EHisfsin Visitors 10
ihs Democratic State Con
Vention.

AaskQgee. Jan 3 VIII TIE Demo.
cratic state convention bot slr week,
A~af. the elt.Esns of Maskcees ana
that tasf must he 90 zad doing "a
arrange fof the entertainment of tl,s
thousands oi visitors wha are sure ss
= lsfv, and they are goiug about thr
wuik nobly
TIE 10000 club. Commercial elub
and Young Mems Democratic club is
awe e Tie situation and ffsy ask tie
oo-opefstion of AZ TIE people 10 boost
NJ tie eoming gathering
Isls i TIE time 20 boasf nuslng..
And slsaz TIE people a. Uas eaunfr,
that se have tho lest eItf III fb,
nes STATE and there Is nothing bstter
= aemenstfats this fact Il ths tim,
Tran ; STATE convention Politician
neNsFapef men ard othsns eli ~
hsfs 90 fsbfurry = from AI4 aarts n
tie eoantfy and TIE msssaFe tb.v
eafFg away from bore shethef eoos
q -. Ill mean much q tie future
oi ths ctty
Tie work cf providing for tlsI
comfort o TIE visitors has teeo
started aud 70 the visiting nsws
apsf men u can BE- stated a. thsI
tlme Tat their wants All carefully
be looked after
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-16
CATTLE DIE SUDDENLY

Oklahoma CITY. o. Jan. word
comes from Cache Os today lhst
ioftr.hss head oi catue which usre
pasiured ~ tie Wichita forest rsssr
~ rad died sithin the last fse dats
from some unknown cause n ssala
these cattle Lad been shipped from
hansas fhsf are ~ the same "a
tlre viii the buia 0es sent there ~
ne government but "a different
portion q 4 One of the bufalofs
died recently ard others vere sick
There Is q saspiclan that the cattle
oied from Texas fever and a govern.
meut Inspector sli probably bs ds.
tailed 70 make AZ Investigation
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-16
SHOT TO DEATH

Homsnt lOklaisoma Jan. John
Edwards . mail carrier, ~as shot and
killed here last uight hy gang Or
tramps. who0 after rUbblng the cash
drawer of st5, set Ere 10 tie depot
aud Eaads heir escape Efwa rds ~
IN tie deps with several Indians
when tie &. mps broke ia. lie AZ.
tempted q slsct them aud one or
them fFed.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-16
LOOKS GOOD FOR VINITA
The Vinita Delegation to Guthrie Meet.
ing With Success--Letter From
Mayor Parks

SATURDAY. Jan ia
Thar tinita d gaingto secure one
q he state Institution Is pratioally
without doubs. TIE delegation n
eltisefn who uent u Guthrie sse
sssffins ssery saogf u land one q
TIE State Pluns sad thsy ara elated
okef the pfospcciA 1Ilefs Is little
aoubf but NhAt TAhleQuah. uith
3inItAA support viii get one u ths
Normal schools. while the school Of
Mines wiil come hsfe ~ the foilow.
ina special Dispatch from Guthrie
will eKplAin.
Guthrie 0k Jan A delegation
was here TO-DAY from Flnita working
% sccase one % the state lnstitutions
foF that city Vlulta will support
fahisQuzh claims foF state normal
aiFi IA return will Feoelre tie Go oper.
alton Of TAhlequAh and the Cherokss
tfibe fof one oi TIE public institutions.
FinltA vii donate Willie llalssgl
college and ten acres q aod for such
pnrpost Delegations from Weslstsa
aisQ arrived today to secure the state
peniieutiafy n possll4e
MAYOR fArss who asut 70 Guthrie
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-16
veralel Nv I.rht cLan.nan.,

IhAi iutensIy interesting drama 81
thefeunsttuciion period. sIhe C,aus.
Wan sili p.ay a. tie Andigoflum 0n
Wednesday Jan o tisued 8 staec
pfntuef simply The Claasman il
ons d tas most powerful dramas ever
pat 81 tie American laar.is such
sosnes as tilc High Coft q the Ku
klu1 klan and TIE parting o. the
lovers lien and Elsie uoald alone De
mfieisnt e. make tie foftles oti any
play The power of q plaY as a play
Is proven BY the enthusiasm with
whleh 4 i received both north and
south Popular support. not critical
apininu, u what makes and Mars
plata, and the Tremendous business
done by Tho CinusmAu In syery
section Of the country shows the
peoples verdict.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-16
3 PRISONERS ESCAPE
FROM COUNTY BASTlLE

Tulsa Oklahoma jan. Ialn
NlAfk convicted a. bootlegFlbg ana
q prisomsF named Jackson broke lail
here TUESDAY TIE men sawed
through tvB sets 81 bars uitA saws
furnished them bl au outsider They
have made good their escape gall DE-
liEefies have uccured oh aa average OF
one a month fof tie past sixteen
months
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-16

The President Of an Iowa col
lege has started a mans rights
movement IN his state. which Is
designated 70 rest masculine pre-.
rogatives from 1he keeping Of
women He declares that about
everything has been feminlnized
and that boys and young men
are becoming 'sissics Let him
restore The big stick 70 its for
mer domestic use.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-16

~ dsisgete "a tho matter Il snek lng
oue q the state Institutions for Vlnlts
interviewed Attorney General West
regarding he recent Gueision reported
e have heso handed dgsn b. MIN
regarding cities thar lad been
proclaimed fnt class. sAo3s onioer.
sefe pFoeeeding Nifhaat authority 81
AZ, and sends us tie following
explanatory note
Guthrie, OKLA jan D
baily chisftaln,
/ Have Just intsrsiswua Attnfnsy
General Neaf and hs naYs that ~
did tot hand down 40 oplnion ti.at
cities ti.At have baen proclaimed cities
~ uae hut class wefe proceeding
without authority 0f law o. t.at
ordinances passsd By them were void
lie sid he had noe handed down an
opinion on this subject
Ne afs formlhg = paving Aw that
wlil likely become lau IL viii hs
introduced soon
Everything looks good Tor Ylnita
% lte public buildipg proposition
pAnks
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-16
1900 QUAIL GONHSCGTED

Chickasha GA San state tame
Warden AsAsw : deputies eunhseatei
800 auaIi a Clinton and arrested
NJ = Lyon ef Chicago, Who las
operated Ia this country since ieos
During me last tluriy DAYS. 70 600
birds have tesn captured by Askews
men.