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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-03-26

Guthrie ok The senate today
ti4 81 unusual amouni ~ Nofk ~
sddliioH te disposine - The pfaht
biflau bii lpeludinE tha hnAl fas
aAHe ~ Eve impuFtAnt Msaearea.
TuU II these. the 10hnstoa senate
.hM a.aA tha hAihef bsli ffom tbe
hoase. are Intended g. supply tha
lneiaiafsan required hy the e0neiis
tusten b. puf Ste corporation pfe
issaus lnio effect 10ansian hill
nfagides ia considerable detail the
ofuesetafr 81 ths epfpofa ioa cam
n8sae&om AHt fsilsusd official oT
emui0fee Nho makes ass faise rep
fesentauou b the rommsEian g 10
- aeeWea ralliy - ffhnF and
pumlshea Ns fnamuae "a neN NHafs
InnfisuafNfaf il ta aln made q
fahh8 ta soIien hashlees f4 auF
rallfoad company Nbieh has not
feHnHed slih ths trotiaia0a IS he
teasuiaAa ia rgEaFa 81 eAiAHlieh
laE aa aNlse ia f1e ptafe and mnA
ms reports - fha euumisaiQn
Nhan aH apHsai + iaseu from me
order of fhN Nafnfnissl6m fhN ula
rate IS % ~ keTt ~ sneet hai .
1 tha commission s. the saue tas
railroad mast pay back 90 fta ship
refa tAn difference heiaecn the new
rate and tae Huoaat obialned This
b. the loagest bili thai has ever
. heen pat fhgo0Eb che senate thaa
far without amendment
Nalnega blM ia ai0nE the sane
{ tire. hBi IL Tess detail providing
t -. a.. .s.s.f..E- .saa.ssf faf f...ffta#
lng @ produce she rwcafis NheB o..
mehdea tv TIE commission
Two of the others are also oa
corporation puesiioos one ~ Rep.
aemielllnr u an foreign corpora.
Z items within the state and seeks ta
I PREVENT thrfn removing causes foFm
stste g. federal courts Tie ether
fkg senaias rayiof requires ffe|gbt
7 iralN efnma fn consist uf siR men
enFlneeF. fireman ceAdueiur fwa
aarusn ana tao hfakemen and las
I reugnf cneus The same c1rcpt fof
0ae brakeman Roads aud bfsaches
( iesa ghNn 90 miles ia ienFih ara
efemrted The nfth ta the Stew.
ari conn fsrfy hln pasaed yestcr.
/ daY IL the committee uf toe whole
sepaiaf UualainE ioaAY witadfrN
rs loeal option resolution. Hatch.
sfta resolution ih regard ~ the
I drawing for long and short terms
I ~ senators from she same district
came up for e0me diaenaeion On The
proposition of concufriun in the
I house amsadment EFarY enc was
willing - Coucur but ~ the time
the matter Ams brought 40 not
enough senators were present "a
I pat the matter through
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-03-26
Local Happenings

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goods for l.Is hir store
Nu D. ! Fanf returned .asi
evening frnati,ltAf Tulsa
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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-03-26
Grand And Petit Jury

1ulee Bfaan appointed rev
m4g nnne asi evening ia
se.ec, g,aaI 40 ptt afy 81 the
Na,.h Term IS soWt. ha,Hg 3s-
covered thai uth o cnfly r-
pointed sas not ma according a
hW Tm i4y mms,0n 4as
comp W a Pm ma.
Byron Casa BHash aa1S y
Wesi. Nest Caf.n
0ma3 iH So A041 & &
Come blossom H GW
Martin. GN N fnak
BMkh4t N Bm l
Clnu NH h4 q.
" Fits
Petit Jn ~ H 81 A.
R.e. " " Faok p smart.
IS dMaWo e Em IS B'ake
man B0aENh leA.
on. l.F. Claresatrih li After
G. II Whae. Thompson,
a.. W Lester N Il 0mH ino
MHeil. g. Hsa.ea g f9foams,
n &. Donaldson " MfWdfi,k,
M M Dudley nj Uane.s A. q.
Naalae
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-03-26
LOCATING NORMAL SCHOOLS
cities on Esss SIDE Lsyis,e Plans ts
8scuFs Ore

HHHAtH KHaN
MusKoGEE TIE hxht for he 10.
cation ~ the thfee state normal
schools - the east side of the state
ts getting hotter 80 she Hnae f0r ;
ascislon approaches
Il i pretty generally conceded at
ihe schools slll s. dlairbuted 8ua
IN tbe northwestern part = ne old
indisa TERRITORY. one 81 she eastern
border aai ene IL tAe Ehoctaw of
chiekasas usfiar Thv iowHa that
aFe aetiteiy engaged "a ths soniest
Ter he location 81 fhe northwest
schoa. afe harleailir Noeata
Tulsa broken AvaW and possibly ~
aiis aHd efafemaHe
Faf fhe school . b. located % The
eastern befdeF thees ere hag fv8 cen
iesianfa Thh'egaah and ChaeotAh
TahlHqush iho seat 50 He chefo
ker education
FaF the toaiAtH osNoa there sc
aia u t8wna eahieaanF Ar8mafe.
rauts Valley eh.gkasha WfnaeNoat
salphar puauf Afaks aHf AGA
an.a sa io lau8 h.s lasuinHeu aad
sre #ylas FsHH taas aHet
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-03-26
ponr rrAR mlrApaANAt.
oksbons Commission Esptesa rsle.
afaph cowpaoiss e stag

okisbonss ceHulsslee Esptesa Tsit.
afaph cowpaniss ta 8taY
Guthrie uE So cfdaHer s. rfFen
bY officials 81 fhf eareaafieH can
misai0n e. The rftor Hat thr iele.
FfaRh eumNanls sHa.8 m4thffaw
ffom Oklahoma bresate ~ rulings
obno1ioss % them inside b. ths com
mission Assistant ATTORNEY General
acarse Henshau coaa for thc ar
poratioa commission etatssttr.ss
the repogt as ahaurd
As 81 ths cammIes'ena proposed
ordsr s. aall requiring TELEGRAPH
eomraniss g eharrs u eaau
for messsre - ten uari ans 3
cents or caeh additional uofd s. IS
dav rata ana aBe at 81 Hlsht !
vin 80 thaf wlsanri Grusia oHio.
VhxIuh sauSh Carolina and aGHeg
s,atea uoa have ihe ama sars ~ q
schedule Is eject The tsier sph
eomran.sa hats made uo move 81 eet
eut of those states ani sae no ga.
sua appee that they si.i "a usla.
hoaa
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-03-26
- ernrlFlcAres 80


JAiAt1u& Prepares 20 Res pfpeafe
Win Other states
GUTHRIE state Superintendent
Cameron g makiag arrangements .
ADOPT lhe system in tagan Va eame
other states of rsfusnimnr iife reriia.
Gales .ssaei - sueh ehef states IS
aiii ssfea fn aimIi penons hoGing
llie eeilaeAtus fram Oklahoma 60
teach ln their srhgaa NshUaf nea
certificates Ihe fsfaiar stale exam.
iuaiI0u taf stats certificates ard the
diplomas uiN b. heId al auihfla Az.
Eagi 81. p and ~ Hfaie certificates
iu Oklahoma sili 81 ~ ne following
classes GeasFai EfpHmaf sahool
hiFe school primary and ktnde5Naf
ssa.
in order % cnmp'f wlih hes in.
siiiats legislation snpe iHtsuteut
camsnoa haa noUfed county sapsna.
tsnasutH g comply Niih anr ~ ihreo
Institute periods fartf period ciea
ina sKamlnailah June 81 q Is sec.
cad geriod. cisslnE examinations July
% and ~ third period ciuslns exam.
inailoua August u and IS The eighth
grade egmmon school examinations
siil BE- held this Yeaf IS follows Fire,
period April aua 10 second period
NAY IL and is
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-03-26
co M | NG

Mr Nels Darling. president
OF the Oklahoma Sash and
Door c.. fun maker orator.
story teller business man in
his famous sIedee hammer
talk The Community q La
tercsts You wIllaugb listen.
wonder and go away g think
Of thing as theY are ard might
become Not q dol. moment
Nota sermon bat o heart ta
heart talk tall ahamof euse.
and elcvcrIy drawn word PIG
tafcs.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-03-26
Back to Germany

sam lem, th spatnaW Hee
,haht 8 h h W9Y 60 NeW
York From there N wl - sai
ia Germany Hs naiNe country.
san s8H mW atmut is Yeam aEs
apoot maa. and % t8ys sag q
DIDN'T snN g mue ifem 8 hoH
W a0 hack however in dliefeni
e.lsameantes hg has ba0 be ihe
live stock and mercantile business
~ the last Dozen yeafs ef mpfg ana
IS now one 81 the weathlest men
ID the country He IS simply 50.
lnr hack On = visit and win return
about the first d June.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-03-26
att Is REeossirrIo
souss Psssss school Fund oittribs
ton are Empieysf Protsetsn
Measures

Guthrie On Two senate bills and
oas senate resolution sere adopted
b ths hoBs~ FRIDAY One hf Wynne
provides .ar The appointment q
ths laeome of the state school fund
eud ths snnuAl tsHss among The
schools q the state one ~ Ta9.
lef relates tu the smplufees q cor.
poratlunH and ronffaetofH pfeacfib
inE tie duties of ths employer q
the tsflniaatlon - ths service ThH
nasoiatlaa r. ~ iiaiehett ard ufe.
slara the manner nn 9hlrh mem.
hsrs 90 che senate shall dfas faf
ths lang and sheff terms
The IsicheH bil dehnlur adaI
terry was F~eemwHted and the hHd
- chAstaln dividing Seminole Into
tso recording districts aas passed
- fbird rraamE
The senate amebtmeft ta the
Elus blli of the state eamutsa u1er
Il charities and correction and aisa
- che Raines hIH EtrfHius laa
aesifar'inH q corporation faeor3s
Hefe accepted
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-03-26
Bud Ledbetfer Elected

Al the city election 10 Muskogee
yesterday Bua tedbeiie vas elcci.
ed an the Democrats bgket as city
marshal Ta Jemoeafs also elected
tte aldermen The rep lhiilans eot
the rest except mtrtf af t09 of
tH auo. bM3
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-03-26
Bob Wicket Dead

Bob Wske;. age is died AZ h'
h0mc hcu tuesday morning at {
8 ei0ck 81 leaves . mother one
brother and a SISTER The deceased
was knocked from the track
BY katy freight train about seven
week ago Lewis Rogers prepared
tie body TO- burial
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-03-26
on sHoT eIRtD ls kR

a r 8
ra hpu usuf miH
HefI Saturday atHar resulted e the
atE UeeIu HaHt Niil HraNu
tr att AN hd haeen
ca the back aer 81 arrest some
ramHInra ana two shafs aer are1
Tho eofanfr luQuet developed that
ane shot WAS nfed nio thH alF by
Paffolman Neal ahlle auihing could
Be- learned q the other Another ne
gro sas shot through the arm by the
sane bullet whish killed Brown
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-03-26
NELS DARLING

Nels Darling, lesinfef. enicFtalnef
ard philosopher. Ulll he q Nlnita,
saturday. April Z He all iatuse ai
TIE auditorium at ? o'sloSk in tie
afternoon u ihat day. NJ Darling
i saldt0 ~ one II TIE hest speakers
n tho state q Oklahoma ana every
iafmfg inthis section should lR %
town ID lwN hm Admission viii
= b. ticket bat you can 80 81 Tx
tickets yuu need from tlA business
mFn ath whom 500 81 yauf trad+
ae. NJ Dahlna subject SIN .
Im Commuaiiy Interests /"
Beloe 81 give ie,e irpnN
uhkh shoW shat other pfople think
a h.s work
Nj. Darling 3slNefea hls famous
( lecture on Community d Interests
Il Ihs Other SiA." % eooi
sired audience ii ile Orsra house
saturday evening Il vas an iatef.
es,ing and instructive talk and
aloused great nieus, Perry,
Okla.
Everybody drlEh,ed Ne as
figuring 81 i return date when ae
shail throw opcn the Opeu house
20 the publis ana lct them Drink q
tile fountain a knowledge Com
mefeai Club. Ps;sbafg kansas
"Nf Darling is a fi& head q
ene y tae ssfonees, manufacturing
ana lobbog Institutions in Oslaho-
ma. Ne has a National reputation a.
lessafrf and entertained BE is
capable q holding the audience
from onr 90 ihtr hours 1 De wishes
ana there Is -; q DAN moment in
any ai hls talk He IS tun q ilfc
and Nigaf he has = pleasing pef-
sonall,y and q voice . great carry.
nc power and tuli u sympathy.
Not only Is b. lecturer hui q
writer and IS noN furnishing artieies
Tor some q tie leading tfade journals
u thr United Siaies on tins suhieei
Community q Interests
N tn minds Of some leciufe
IS always diy, A Temperance iet-
,ufe may h. a dy talk on a Scs
subject. ana have hrafd leliufefs
ana preachers who made = 81
subject q everything they talked
about. Their speeches wcfe iaIl Of
tears from beginning a. end Tbs
IS ihe way NJ. Darling openct his
leetafe before 4 big hQuse = lea
weeks aeu Interest aeecf lagfed
and pcople uho differed from him 10
opinion. lett iht hall hat convinced
and feeling good hunofed, and have
formed 4 strong liking tof th mar
who almost lonVn,ed them against
their Wfl
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-03-26
wAy ukve ofeN WUe0teen


EF-mira ara ffig te 6rtfHuns Real
gaasr ef Death
oklahoma efs UE Ia @ 81
$3.50 0aa fo a H
eA.r suppressed tt tfe ume a base
committed Ila uHa.e tatF uH.
found n e UHfu rtH ss
Aaeast t Ha@ hoeH hNe
~ Ua8nes Hh# nt tae 0e
aHee faaf aghrEH aHe almed 90
deats. eas g1hgne1 Saturday Ead
HatHt 0 fHe 6f ana stomach
IsEu ta b tt ta fha HfM af
tHf state university #mast fat a..
81 iaR'bn t1 determine f Haaa vs.
Hkea s toHIe ol Iau NaH found
Soar fFe Et8
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-03-26
oNa1srs - 80 u, q

0kf.kiI0Ns City Ukab0maa g.
feftrha.asue atheHe agm met
hrre SATURDAY slH se.etlad May
anf ihls C.u AL 500 cato aad piece
q ihe anaeal mHet The Oklahoma
university fNHman ta1rNw ffam
ESQ association aaa he prIeaH
~ EHaofit m.veE E $50 memherahfp
Haa declined
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-03-26

Guthrie Uk Tha house committee
Manda4 reported fstafaalF uHa tha
blH by $50 pasehai sra Mf uaut
Zoe tha election 80 a mmmissian io
determine tHe adFisahllllY ef ioaellrg
ihe state capital q she geographical
center II tha state A favorable r..
port vas Alec uade upan The Joint
resolailon D. NJ Jones momofalisiBE
congress % amend the statehood act
BY repeating she elauss vhich locates
the espital In uutAgis until after
isia
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-03-26
tls. - - J, 80

uafant uk TIE taai faf f6e sale
- 80 so0 safih - sever ana water
ertcasiaa eaa ooasammated tan
mughlhk whtA 4 check satmne fbe
purchase rfieo sas received ftam
Cincinnati ohio
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-03-26
DRANK BAcE Hoese oopr


#'TH"|TTTa " H"NT7TITF "".HI ITrT If|T
Efom EHfet 81 nass
LkMNaN W H A ~
kuaau taneHsn ahf emeat nee
Hotsf cf AftmoH eH maHl aeat H
Ala BEL he tH the effects 81 fa.
a0h hr Fad ake# dane TIA aeaf
Norton tsd mte 81 abIskg 81
aisa 5 Bottle oi fare horse aapa H
hit uou IS d. Hat knaea ebr.h
the fraE NaH tRhsa wkh Meaiaa So
taete - 81 mistake
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-03-26

Six counties. Including Wagner
Coal, Ellis, Mcintosh, Grant and
AdaH, with possibly Mayes county
will contest for county seats.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-03-26
laauesr ovea arNalns
ons aan Released. res other Per
aons Hefd IL canrs seti0H

Oklahoma gstf 0k ta inquest
esl 81 h#d aset 3d. hoav Nnn.e
Real vhs YES 'aaad eead Saturday
sight a faur eta us# arrested
Ia connection Nifh tt# aae H aH
mwed Nt tea a ao teiuf
Hs'l 0r fauae fIaa
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-03-26

] w Cueah vas hers from hls
farm near blueiaeket Monday atten.
ding District court
The daily tribune., 1908-07-29
TO BE MARRIED

TO BE MARRIED = Announce.
ments are out Of the approaching nup.
tials Of Marshall Eaki In and Miss Mary
Elizabeth Jack, which is to take
place at $3.50 O'Clock, Wednesday
evening, August l2, at the home Of
the bride. Miss Jacx Ia the daug ghter
Of Mr.. and Mrs d. A. Jack and the
groom is the bookkeeper at the Flor.
ence State bank. They are both we'll
known throughout the county. The
bride.elect is now visiting with
friends at Redcliff.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-29
COMING
CABINET
CHANCES

Washington. July 29--Washington
political wiseacres are already busily
engaged in arranging cabinets for
Judge Taft and Colonel Bryan. Scores
of representations are being made of
the probable line up and batting order,
Of the distinguished men who will
be called to act as official ad visers of
the next occupant of the White house.
In case of the election Of Taft, it
is generally agreed that there will be
few vital changes. Elihu Root is
slated to retain the state portfolio as
long as we wants 1t. provided, Of
course. that the Republicans continue
in control. George Won l.. Meyer,
postmaster general in Roosevelt's
cabinet. will likely be advanced to
the TREASURY secretaryship General
Luke Wright is certain to remain as
head OF the war department. under the
Taft regime. Frank b Kellogg, it IL
thought will be selected to succeed
Attorney General Bonaparte. while
Frank II. Hitchcock. will be awarded
with the office of postmaster general.
James Wilson, the perpetual secretary
OF agriculture, will not be disturbed
and James A. Garfield will continue
as secretary Of the interior Whether
Metcalf will be retained as secretary
Of the navy and Straus as the secre-
tary Of commerce and labor is mat
ter of disagreement, some of the WISE
acres declaring that they will have
to make way for some of Taft's
more Industrious workers.
Doping out q Bryan cabinet is,
of course, more interesting. since 1t
allows wider latitude of choice
and presents more elements of un-
certainty. At the head of the list.
as secretary of state most of the wise
ones place Judson Harmon, Of Ohio.
A few think that Judge George
Gray Of Delaware, would be chosen
for this important portfolio, but this
is not cons idered probable by those
acquainted with just the degree of
friendship existing between the Neb.
raskan and the Delaware jurist. The
Bryan cabinet. it is thought. would
be largely composed of Eesterners
with only two or three Eastern and
Southern men included.
1t is likely. in the event that Bryan
Is elected, that his cabinet will be
substantially as follows:
Secretary of State-Judson Har.
mon, Of Ohio.
Secretary of the Treasury
A. johnson. of Minnesota.
Secretary Of War-George Turner,
Of Washington.
Attorney General - William j.
Gaynor. of New York.
Postmaster General - Henry d.
Clayton, Of Alabama.
Secretary Of the Navy-Theodore
A. Bell, Of California.
Secretary OF the Interior-Thomas
M. Patterson, OF Colorado.
Secretary Of Agriculture CLARK
Howell, OF Georgia.
Secretary OF Commerce and Labor
john Mitchell, Of Illinois
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mxs, er.es,e, the RIohs.

TO be engaged in opposing wrong
Affords. under the conditions Of our
mental con Institution. but slender guar
aatao toe boiaG rlGht-OladstouA
The daily tribune., 1908-07-29
ABoUr YOUR NEl0hB0Rs
AND YOURSELVES

3oooooooooeooo0ooooooooooo
--Mrs. s. q. Kelso and her visit
ors ars Sigh tseeing In Canon today
-Mr. and Mn. J. Q. White no
turusd lAat night from their stay In
Cripple Crssk.
Frank Ruby and party left yes
tsrday for Wagon Wheel gap on .
fishing trip.
--Mrs. O. H. DAily's sister who
has been visiting here left yester-
day for North Platt. Neb.
u. r. Terrence ID confined to The
house with sickness. He was In
Pueblo and came home sick.
Mrs O. O. Yelton left yesterday
for week or ten days visit with
relatives In Pueblo.
CHARLES Unger and wife have re-
turned from their trip to Colorado
Springs and Denver.
-H.R. Lutes left this morning for
Pueblo to attend to some business
m alters requiring his attention.
u. D. Stewart and wife left this
morning for Greenwood and expects
to return this evening or in the
morning.
Miss Bessie Yard Of Canon City
md Mrs. Oscar Crawford of Cotton,
Calf, are guests Of Mr. and Mrs. W.
W. Cafky.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Ramsay left
yesterday for the Hardscrabble to
spend several days enjoying fishing
and camp life.
-Marshall Eakin, Robert Smith,
Muson Tanner and Andy Snyder left
today for Beaver creek to camp.
fish and rusticate.
Mrs. HefYner Mcclure who moved
from the State Bank block into the
Frank Argue house. is moving back
to her rooms in the bank today.
M. B 10y and daughter Mary
left this afternoon for Almont to
spend few days fishing on the Tay-
lor river. Walter is now there and is
having big luck.
Sam Amter. Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.
Fleischmann and Mrs. Louis Ginsberg
returned last evening from Denver.
They we're accompanied by Miss
Sarah Isaacson who will visit the
Amter family.
Mrs. 8. H. Kirkbride arrived
yesterday from University Hill. Den.
YER, TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. George
NJ. Deibert. Rev. Kirkbride. who
10 secretary Of the American Bible
society. 10 expected to arrive In few
days.
John Trowndrow. Arthur Trown.
drow, wife and daughter arrived last
evening from California and are
visiting Mr.. and Mra. Henry Rodda
for . few days. They are en- route
70 their home in New Mexico but 60
from here to Denver. Mrs. Trown.
drow ID niece to Mr.. Rodda.
- DR.. H. II. Sherk and wife Of
Camden. N j.. were In the city yes
tsr,iay and left last night for the
Vets. They visited W. J. Daniels
and family. Mr.. Daniels and DR..
sherk first met during Mr.. Daniels
college days and since then they have
besn stsadfast friends. They 60 to
Salt Lake. the Yellowstone park and
California before returning home.
FINE PLUMS-Berne II. Hopkins
this morning received y box of wild
plums which were grown on the Nc.
Bride ranch OH Upper Beaver crock.
The plums are nearly as large M
hons eggs and are very luscious. The
plum trees ON this ranch were more
or les protected FROM the ravages
The daily tribune., 1908-07-29
THE CHOPPERS SOCIAL The

The OHOFfEhS SOOIAL- The
woodmon Of Florence are making OK.
tsnsive preparations for big Do
ins'" tomorrow night. They have
arranged for . Choppers Social
which every Wood man In the town
and vicinity is expected TO attend.
Visitors will also be invited, tho Ad-
mission being by tIcket. II In rum.
orsd that ample refreshments. and
An intsrsstiug program has been ar.
ranged for and ~ tho ". o. W. IN
known - the order thst docs
things. " most Interesting time IL
anursd. II you are . woodmau. at
tspd. II you arc not wootlpiau. In.
ducs scnse Of our friends 70 invite
yos for the Choppsrs propose 70 uaks
bic sveat the big thing Of the year
The daily tribune., 1908-07-29
DEAD MAN FOUND IN
THE ROYAL GORGE

An unknown man, apparently Of
Salvio origin and about 25 years of
| age was found dead within few feet
Of mile post 1888 In the Royal Gorge
by some Denver and Rio Grande Sec
tion mon yesterday.
A soon as arrangements could be
made Coroner 9. H. Whitmore. Un-
Idersheriff John Chetelat and Charles
Apple. the latter going along as Mr..
WhitmoYe's assistant. left for the pur-
poss Of investigating the matter and
to take the body to Canon to be pre-
pared for burial. The body was ly-
ing on the north side Of the railroad
track ut point near the upper end
OF the grade of the old state ditch,
but aside from a broken neck and a
scalp wound on the back of the head.
which were plainly the results of a
fall from the train, the body bore no
marks Of violence
A freight train from the west came
along soon after the officers arrived
on the scene and was tagged In order
that the dead man might be placed
on board, thus obviating the necessity
OF carrying it down to the mouth of
the gorge OIL a stretcher. AZ would
otherwise have been the case.
A careful examination of tho cloth
ing worn by the deceased was made
at the Wlitmore undertaking parlors,
but to no purpose, so far as revealing
his identity was concerned.
In one Of his pockets was pint
flask containing small quantity Of
whiskey. and, from the strong Sun ell
of liquor about him. 1t is inferred
hat he was drunk when the accident
that deprived him Of his life took
place.
in another pocket was package Of
cigarette papers and some tobacco,
showing him 10 have been smoker.
That he could read the English Ian
guage was proven by the fact that be-
tween the leaves Of his cigarette
paper WAS folded carefully away a
printed slip, which he had clipped
from some newspaper. containing
the words of the familiar song,
'I'se Gwine Back to Dixie"
On his left forearm was ta'tooed
in India ink small American flag,
beneath which the initials "a. O. )"
while on his right forearm was the
representation Of an anchor indicating
that he had either served in the navy
or had been connected in some way
with the United States commercial
marine. He was man Of good ply.
sique. and, apparently. Of consider
able intelligence. While tile cause
Of his death is purely q matter of
speculation it appears probable that
he was riding on the top Of the train
In a sleepy. or half drunken oondi-
tion and rolled of as It rounded one
of the curves which are SO common
In that portion Of the Royal Gorge.
DON'T FORGET
Having bought heavy in flour we will
continue to make you the best bread
The daily tribune., 1908-07-29

Wanted--A boy 10 to n years old, to
learn tho printers trade. Must
have u fair education. Inquire ut
this Office. 26tf
The daily tribune., 1908-07-29
ron sALa

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