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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-27
SILK FROM GRASS.
W. s. Devery to Utilize Product Of the
Rockaway Marshes.

RockaWay Marshes.
William s. Devery, New York's for
mer chief of police, is about to produce
from the vegetation of the Rockaway
marshes fabric fine as silk. so he
says. 5s4s
He says this fabric can be used for
anything for which the textiles made
from the cocoon are employed Just
what the fabric Is and how it is treat
ed he declines to say, and little "apper-
tainin' to and touchin' thereon" can
be learned beyond the fact that CON-
pany is to be formed and the looms of
France will be brought into competi-
ton with a marsh silk which will be
only half as expensive as that which
owes its origin to the silkworm.
Call it?' remarked Mr.. Devery when
asked for details. SWELL, l haven't
dealt with that phase of the question.
How would Azelina do? When those
Frenchmen get in the race with it they
will find it a 100 to shot walking into
homes Of refinement to brilliant fin
ish. Azelina will certainly be going
some If that is what we nominate it.
don't know but what we might or
ganize the Daffy Down Dilly Silk COM
pany, and when everything is in good
shape we certainly will give the pub
lie run for its money.
what is It? Not on your life. There
are too many Of those bright chemist
boys around. and If went into the
details thew wOllld he making If and
there would be nothing more in it for
w. s. Devery. But you can take this
from me, and that is that it is. new
innovation and superior to anything
imported"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-27
A Persistent Fighter

Page Record: Senator J. B. Sharp
of LaMoure county, has withdrawn
from the field as a candidate for gov
ernor. This leaves Treadwell Twichell
of Cass, as the only active candidate
which should have a tendency to elm
mate some of the strife between the
two factions of the party in the state
Whatever else may be laid to Mr.
Twichell, he must be given credit for
being persistent fighter, who has
host of friends who will rally to hi
support.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-27
MISTRESS VERSUS MAID.

Servant Accepts Challenge Of Society
Woman For Contest In Housswork.
Hanna Olson, a servant girl in Boone,
Ia., who says domestics cannot afford
to work for less than a dollar day,
declares she, will accept the challenge
Of Mrs. M. ]. Foster society woman
also Of Boone, for weeks contest in
housework. Mrs. Foster alleges that q
dollar day is too much for servants.
that most Of them are incompetent and
that she will prove 1t by rolling up hel
own sleeves and going to work. Plans
for the remarkable contest are going
forward.
The majority favor setting the two
women at work each in home Of the
same number Of rooms under about
the same conditions. A committee will
be named, and credits will be given
for time consumed and for the condi-
ton Of kitchen, bedroom and living
rooms at noon.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-27
A STARTLING Debut.

A comedy of errors describes the
first appearance on the stage of Mr..
Huntley Wright He was supposed to
impersonate the warder of a mad
house, and the scene opened with the
brutal Ill treatment Of the hero, and it
ended with gunpowder explosion. In
his nervousness the warder dropped
his cap, and, being agitated and short
sighted, he picked up the pan Of gun
powder instead. It instantly blew up,
nearly frightening him out Of his wits.
He rushed from the stage and col
lapsed, as he thought, on stool In the
wings, which turned out to be a fire
bucket full of water! = London An
svvers.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-27
BURNS OFFERS TO
fight Three
AT One time

London, Feb. 26-According to
Sporting Life, ommy Burns, the Am
erican heavyweight, offers to fight
both .'Tiger" Smith and "Bill'' Squires
on the same evening. The fights are
to take place in April and to be of ten
rounds each, with fifteen minute in.
terval between. Burns also offers to
meet any three fighters Great Britain
can produce in single evening, the
bouts to be of six rounds each, with
fifteen minute interval.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-27
AN OLD SALEM STRATEGlsT.
The Cruise of the Rajah and Corner
In Wild Pepper.

The Cruise of the Rajah and Corner
In Wild Pepper.
Evidently Americans were hustlers
and strategists of commerce from the
beginning, for witness a good story of
fact as told by Ralph D. Paine in the
Outing Magazine:
Sin 1893 Captain Jonathan Carnes of
Salem was looking for trade along the
Sumatra coast. Touching at the port
of Bencoolen, he happened to learn
that wild pepper might be found along
the northwest coast of Sumatra. The
Dutch East India company was not as
alert as this solitary Yankee shipmas-
ter roaming along strange and hostile
coasts.
Captain Carnes kept his knowledge
to himself, completed his voyage to Sa-
lem and there whispered it to mer-
chant. Jonathan Peele, that as soon as
possible secret pepper expedition
should be fitted out. Mr.. Peele order
ed fast schooner built She was call
ed the Rajah and carried four guns
and ten men. There was much gossip
ing speculation about her destination,
but Captain Carnes had nothing at all
to say. In November, 1875, he cleared
for Sumatra, and not soul in Salem
except his owner and himself knew
whittier he was bound. Her cargo con-
sisted of brandy, gin, iron, tobacco and
dried fish to be bartered for wild pep
per. No.
s'For eighteen months no word re-
turned from the Rajah and her mys-
FERROUS quest. Captain Carnes might
have been wrecked on coasts whereof
he had no charts, or he might have
been slain by hostile natives, but JON
athan Peele, having risked his stake as
Salem merchants were wont to do,
busted himself with other affairs and
pinned his faith to the proved sagacity
and pluck of Jonathan Carnes.
"At last string of signal flags flut-
tered from station at the harbor
mouth. Jonathan Peele reached for
his spyglass and saw schooner's top
sails lifting from seaward. The Rajah
had come home, and when she let 60
her anchor in Salem harbor Captain
Jonathan Carnes brought word ashore
that he had secured a cargo Of wild
pepper in bulk which would return q
profit of at least 700 per cent on the
total cost of vessel and voyage.
I'm other words, this one adventure
Of the Rajah realized what amounted
to comfortable fortune in that gen.
Grafton.
'There was great excitement among
the other Salem merchants. They for
sock their desks to discuss this pepper
bonanza, but Captain Jonathan Carnes
had nothing to say, and Jonathan
Peele was as dumb as Salem harbor
clam. The Rajah was at once reflt-
ted for a second Sumatra voyage, land
In their eagerness to fathom her daz-
Fling secret several rival merchants
hastily made vessels ready for sea with
orders to go to that coast as fast as
canvas could carry them and endeavor
to find out where Captain Carnes found
his wild pepper. They hurried to Ben
coolen, but were unsuccessful and had
to proceed to India to fill their holds
with whatever cargoes came to hand.
Meanwhile the Rajah slipped away for
a second pepper voyage and returned
with 10000 pounds Of the precious
condiment.",
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-27
New Chinese Army.

The Rev.. Ng Poon Chow. Chi
nese editor, who addressed the inter-
UNCONVENTIONAL missionary conference
In Calvary church at San Francisco
the other night, aroused the risibilities
OF his audience by well meant COM
ment on the new army which his coun-
try is now developing.
China" said the learned oriental,
lis raising standing army Of 1000, 900
men,"
After pause, In which he allowed
his auditors to grasp the extent Of his
statement. he added with an inimitable
Monaghan lisp:
Cbina has never had standing
army. 1t has always been either run
ming army or sitting army"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-27
WONDERFUL SUBMARINE.
Nays New Boat to Have Clever Life
s,ys Saving Device.

Nays New Boat to Have Clever Life
s,. Saving Device.
a contract with a company that
builds torpedo boats for the construc.
ton Of submarine boat was signed
by Secretary Metcalf the other day.
The vessel will be built at Bath, Me.
The inventors claim that the boat
will be the largest and swiftest of sub
marines and will have a steaming ra-
dius Of 5000 miles and speed capac-
ity Of 16 knots, two in excess of the
contract requirements.
An important feature Of construction
will be the compartment forward,
where by an equalization of air and
water 1t is claimed a man may walk
out Of the open door into the water,
permitting life saving when other
means Of exit from the vessel are cut
off.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-27
Good Judament.

ssYour partner" remarked the priv
legged friend. seems to be a man OF
unusually good judgment"
"You bet he U.s." replied the self ac-
knowledged brains Of the firm. 'sWhy.
he never makes move without asking
my advicer-C Chicago News.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-27
WHITE COAL IN KENTUCKY.
Deposit Found In Mountains Of Mo.
Lean County.

Mclean county, KY, is the scene of
the latest discovery Of natural freaks
in the finding Of vein of white coal.
It was discovered on the farm Of q
man who lives near Wrightsburg and
who proposes to form company and
open slope mine. A minister Of
Madisonville has returned from con-
Quoting revival services in the noun
tains with several specimens Of the
mineral.
1t Is Of white color and very light.
leaving neither SCOT nor cinders after
burning, and makes red ashes resem.
bling those of wood fire.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-27
Willing To Serve the People

Turtle Lake Republican: The an
nouncement of Attorney j. T. Hoge as
candidate for the house of repre-.
sentatives in the next legislature is
likely to apepar in the next issue.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-27
obstinate.

'Why don't you quit smoking. old
chap7 You know it hurts YOU
@Certainly. But every time ] make
up my mind to do it somebody comes
around and tells me / ought tor
Puck.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-27
A Mean Question.

Charles-I heard the other day that
Gerald is going to get married.
Edward Well, why shouldn't he7
He's comfortably well of.
That's just the whole point Why
doesn't he remain soT'
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-27
Hanna An Able Man

Velva Journal: One of the ablest
and best men that have announced
their candidacy for congress is L. B
Hanna of Fargo.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-27
Should Prove stronq Candidate

onoUTu FroVe strong Candldate
Crosby Review: Hon. G. A. Johnso.
of Minot, is candidate for the repub
lican nomination for governor. Hhe
should prove to be strong candidate.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-27

south, Mrs Ross said they were in
tending to visit relatives in Iowa en-
route, and, therefore she, Tir
thought best to go alone. They said
Lawrence Crow, who is nephew of
Mrs. Ross, and his family expected to
leave also for Kansas in a short time
as soon as the farm was sold and per
sonal effects disposed of. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Ross insisted that they sup
posed the girl was over Is years old
and free to leave home as her older
sister had done. They were confident
Of being discharged on the hearing as
they had been guiltless Of Intentional
ly committing or conniving at crime
Lawrence Grow was seen again at
the Jail Wednesday afternoon and re-
peated the same story as he had pre-
viously told, except that he admitted
that it had been planned that he
should go along with the girl, but at
the last moment his father forbade
him, as he needed him to help get
-
things in shape at the farm for the
sale that was expected to shortly be
made of all the effects. He insisted
that he went to the depot with the
girl at her request and exhonorated
the Roses of any blame unless they
did an unlawful act in giving the girl
the expense money.
In this connection it is stated that
the party from whom the ROSES
rented room during the winter COM
plain that they were not paid therefor
and are thinking of taking the matter
into justice court. From this view
point the generosity of the ROSES in
furnishing the girl with the money to
make the long trip seems strange.
The hearing Of the case will be held
in Justice Gilbert's court this morn.
ing.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-27

THE unimportant want ad. did not
get in this. mornings Tribune and Is
is not ordered for tomorrow, either.
Nine out Of ten want ads. are worth
reading-one out Of ten will interest
you.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06
BUSINESS BLOCKS BURH.
Neeton, Kas., Visited BY 500, 900
Fire Man Drops Dead.

Newton. Kas. Jan - Fl0 that
started ID tht B. Thompson ilserY
stable "a TITS city about g'claek
tiiis morning caased 3 pfopeFty lass
estimated 81 sido eao and eame bear
aIfius oet tie business section Or
Neston Tls Thompson lssfg stable
s4s destroyed t'le less - harm and
aieuis tfias N Insurance
caFrsa aaeaats O. as 9a
E lrmtl Destroyed S
fne fa Iife,s eAsae ugil tt!u
aFs hones ana eflef eenfenis and
ishmsn Hardware and Implement
oenl&nYa tAus stars hgi.aae and
staes Iie Lehman company loss
Nas ~ ~ aaffiAlig insured
Richard Maly&neY dropped dead 6n
tts street during tt.s Gre he SUIT
fsFed from hear trouble and tl4e a.
ritsment caused . collapse Musansf
came io HsfFeg counts 10 1871
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06
ROBBERS ESCAPE
Citizens and cSaeksmsn Engage IN
Runalne Fight at Sspsr 0k

soper 0sla 94n % ThFrs mask
"a usn blev open ths pgSteelee sAis
here early toiAg vitb nitrogif esrine
and ssoaped -ith sloo 10 STAMPS ard
currency Tie cltftens usre Ef9used
b TIE explosion and running aght
ensued Tie robt@rs esoaped ou
horseback under covers u darkness
TIE posteaios building ras eoupIetsiy
vrecked a pozse Ied by sheriff Aers
dlu q Hugh as formed. and blood.
hounds vent after TIE craftsmen up
q ate tonight they had not been cap
tursd
uardlF a aaf passes shsa pos,
once o. smaii bank IS not robbed in
Oklahoma. specials 10 Tie indian
Tetfitory section The posfonlos safe
AZ sulphur Vas cracked several days
ago and the state bans 81 Nc afgafn.
t-entY i've miles EAST u here fo0let
TIE recEsmeH we're never captured
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06
A Beautiful Book Representing
Pine Institution

We are to-day ia receipt q a fns
catalogue from TIE l'AFsons Basiuess
College 1his instlfution has rruwn
year BY year until II is une of the
largest aud best Business Colleges ln
tie United States. A soc IclegapfY
sci.ool isoperatsd in conuectiou Wifh
tha College and with the n n & r.
~ Co, dispaicfefs wires running
right into the College so That students
receiFs practical WUrk During tie
recent strike thls sebao fumishea
many operators O. tie different rail-
Fuads throughout the Soethwesl
lt slli pay The Young people - fhs
community 90 srite Zoe this catalogue
and decide @ attend this l0liese
shat Il haa done fuf thousands Of
others lt can 90 faf yan
Address James e Olsen Preside
Parsons HusiuaSs College
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06
INSURGENTS WIN
enforcement Measure now 10 %.
iect 70 Referendum

Guthrie Oka Jan. = The insar.
aenga in tls house aon I d.stinos sie
torI ~ dsfsatlne tie emergency
elspse of fi,s pf8tibssen eaieteemtn'
massHft TIE uessafs ifself pass
~ e. e btf tiis sHsfYed eiaue 81
is fsoe'vsa 81 eates 81 AnFt af ils
Wq8ifst ihirN aaiaut8
4hA mfan fhs aeasafn uli Ia a.
isnel 81 CT oeF faf tatl Sal n
isf lbs Aifailse sad refsfsniun
CLAUSE & llie state constitution
it A stated thaf tiosagsof llassell
VII n0f sisn tho usasaH unless Is "a
deeiaffa emefgfoeF
totein0f iiasksHs twenty eighth
special message vas Submitted today
calling Attention 70 the neeslei lssis
latiun providing special takAtlun foi
use coming year
AL day the g1n4ie worked GA Iay
lori tsli0N servant measure IL cog.
en ali sinds Of fAllWayh and mining
and vas amended 10 eosef cotton
sesd OIL mills aud n drilling and pip.
i0f oll and Kas Phone companies
eolt0n slns, local transfer companies
and corporations engaged 10 manu-
factoring and cDmmsrce SEER e1cept
al
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06
BRYAN CAN DEFEAT TAFT.

COLONEL nili Ievefy of Nasko
see Washington aud other points is
10 Guthrie Colous Ieterly S enc ~
0klahomAs men of Affairs and he
kesps 10 touch eith eaFfent events.
As tbe representative ef several
81 tie great % pr3tecen q tes state
be spends much tine Is travel and
nis IDEAS are 81 uIsust ut ald fo
Leader representative
"A see tGe anu.bEyan movement Is
growing u csrlalo AcaHtie, but
d0sn At Washington che movement
gains uo headsa bseaase 81 rhs
anf1rathY q TIE nen behind ft rs
Nes Yofk While fou have never
iisied Pennsylvania ln tle ant Hissa
columns a wili Ia there bot tesl
BE- sill ain Illinois ana Wisconsin.
tsQ states almost necessary e lave
e prevent his two thInfs majority ii
the convention
4 came over here o. appes be
fofs the oii and Fas eamulttes and
have been having q Wait eith frIaDds
believe nfyau can defeat Iaft ard
em ansl0ss q sse lhe eammgu cams
msaee Gulhns Leader
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06
EMERGENCY CLAUSE
Oklahoma Speaker SAYS Two Thirds
Vete Not Necessary

Guthrie 0ta Ian 81 spsAksi
Murnf fuaua q var fo3sg by shlcf
he etpt 90 lave tie emergency
ea1sa 81 tie pnhlbitan mll eutcftd
he ruled tiata twethUis vote va,
nat nseeeafY 70 paa theblll atJt tl,
emergency Ga 81 as is mereIf fat.
tius lut0 efesf So celebration sf ue
prohibition sections ID the cn1Ifu
ton ehleH etre Submitted tea refer
en8um fets shea ths consultation
Vas adopted
Ths gpgeeuts 81 the emeWsHcY
c'auss o6s apuu tha as fImsY 81.
ease T. get tho hl.I Through a. emef
esney legislation and are efemrue g
take lssls WITH tie speaksf when tie
matfef !, bpurhl 90 tomorrow
A resa.utoa vas introduced Toto
tie IS g hF Faulkner request ing
eHnsrsss fn iafe ihp m5lto lu Hed
We 1fss1 put uaed upon ihe culn
age
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06
TO KEEP GAS
Federal couri Rolds Il has no Iurls.
dIetian il Famons Gas
Case.

Unless tbs sapaeme l'nnff nf tie
unies states holds otherwise the
state q 0klshamA car control RS
sapgf al nalafsl gas, Aed ean prevent
corporations ns lnalelaaala ifeai ple
llag q eat
tNN 81 ahlentf tlia 81 lslsn of
Judge eampla lh ihe eifeeif court
af tha 0n.ted States in deehl-
iag gia motion af Attorney Uenfral
West "a emana the esa4 Of tho
state u 0kialoma aeainss owen and
Connalls back 10 the state court
lodge Campbell sustained Attorney
General Wesis noiton. femanded the
eaAse back and denied te Ouen and
Connolly the right 70 have tie ease
tried Ia t4e federal court
ia deciding sie eAsa Judge Camp.
inll said that TIE plaintiffs petition
did not disclose TIE facf tilAt a feseral
question uAs involved aud vhile the
defense might SEA % that such vas
Ire case the court could not take
cugniEatlon of ~
TIE state of Oklahoma based Is
petition on 3 state IA. and even Il
such law Il ii contragention og The
consultation a the United States, il
can nut - abfogated hy tie United
States circuit court Until the supreme
court passes On ~ constltutiUuAlity
1adee Campbell aid that congress
'sAs NOT invested viii power q set
Aaide tie acts of state legislatures.
uniess sach acts NeTt in themselves
aueosiitutionai
TIE sole relief of TIE defendants IS
e have tie Tinted states supreme
court decide That The state of 0kls,lo-
ma pass las Ia conuaventlnn 20 the
lith amendment g ths state eousgi
tgiiou uutil the supreme court
passes on tie eass t1e Injunction
granted % ihe state eaarts preventing
Ueeu ard ounel'y from piping gas
oBt - oklahoma pH stand
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06
lOONHG FOR THEM

II sas reported here yesterday that
pArtY o. hunters had killed one book
ana two does out Ia TIE vilds Of this
county, and vefe intending 70 ssil them
either ia Tulsa Or Keifet The game
uafdsn and hls deputy got busy and
are watching fof them The penAlty
! ) severe one faf killing deer and
slouid tie guilty parties be caught,
% doubt u1ey siI ts given TIE limit
81 TIE As for such offenss &gA.nsi the
uss game az Of tie state q Okia
homA wpall, one Of tie deputies
sas Al Tula Yesterday 70 ty 70 cap
turs TIE siolatofs and se understand
tiat shl.e there learned tnat they
vere Intending 20 dlsposs o. them a.
Keller sapaIpa Democrat
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06
1000 CASES
Muskogee County Must pay ies Try.
Ing Setting the Criminal
Docket.

Maskoxes Jan % County At.
toinsy Cfump and Assistant County
Attorney Cefi are bi.sY Today arFang
ing Tie criminal ssses loilcrlisd from
tllr Old federal fsgime Tie Job Is a
tfemsndoas one ana all require soms
time There are about i,ocQ eases
brought oyer from Tie Old govern
ment
A feature % The matter tlAt means
much % MusknEee County Is that
under The interpretation ~ the siAtu
- Auskogee county must RS AL the
criminal eases IN which tie defend
anta SER Indicted az Muskogee DO
matter shstbeF tie crime wGs com
mittsd 81 Tulsa o. Ia tis Seminole
nation
This means thai Meskogse county,
must bsaf the burden 81 tFYiug cases
IN which Tie criEes sete committed
Ia ottsf eountis. merely because tie
defendants sete Indicted by the fed.
ssal grand iafI ia session here That
this Is unjust 70 huskogee county i
evident. and oil "a nos heinF pre-
pared 10 TIE legislature THAT will IN
substance provide that earh county
must ~ The Cd cases IN which tire
crime uas Committed Inside chat i
nos their county 1mits.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06
REIGN OF TERROR
British Government Is Charged
with C0wafdioe

Louden jau 81 Heated charges ~
ea-afdics la teminr the blind eye
to 'vFu % terrorism ln Ireland "a
ofdefio sesp tbe uatiuuaHsts Ia good
temper and assure a continuance Of
thef support In tle House Of CON
u1ns sert launched against tbe roy
eminent in ths House Of Lords TODAY
f1e Marquis uf ionbondeuy wio
was FiceuF of lnaut fn i~bs 81
c.areI Haat tHop state ~ Ireland
ls worse tlaB u tHs dark aagsof tie
eafif sts Wheu murder aHd outrage
wee rampant sHd te auHbWeithe
conditions eaf}FsIf o. rise eoaanl.rs af
the soFsumtut j4a au bfgaeen lie
asserted lad sut0oulFt6 ise.afe that
tbeF lad 81 fAeIf back che uenfes
uf the government He pointed out
tHaf sheufhe kIPHf Honorable James
iifice vacated the chlef ertiarfship
Rrioe reverted that the condition af
Ireland vas reassafue bat shortly
after blrrels advent cattle midlng
vas lnauguraled ana had nov
spread % ten counties
Judges we're paab 1ed is soefions
subject q soefrion b tie Irish league
an1 trial b iury sss 3 farce. out =
s]7 prisoners trlea oulf eight being
convicted
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06
WV II, Need t3s.ooo

Gathue okiss Jan 81 In uiseus
sing he attempt tsing made 10 u8e
Oklahoma legislature e. cuf the 81
preparation fof ha office ATTORNEY
Genera. West aid feaQhl
g saut tie voters af Oklahoma to
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