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The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
SUBURBAN LEAGUE.
BriEhtTvoOd Wins from Woodburn in
the Opening Contest.

The Brightwo0d baseball team defeated
the WooEburn team in the opening game
Of the District Suburban League ysster-
day by 6 10 5.
The game was exciting from beginning
10 end. many brilliant plays being made.
Il the seventh inning the WOodbu-n
team took q sudden brace and scored
three runs. but darkness set IN before the
side was retired. and the umpire called
the game back TO the sixth giving the
BriEhrwood team the game. Both Ray
and Blo5o1 performed cCediJahly, and the
former, vFile given ragged support. kept
the opposing hits vel scattered
Huston. in left garden tor the Wood
burn team. made a pretty catch OF Fal-
cOne-'s bat in the fourth. while Sietz
saved The game for the Brghtwo0d team
by making a grand stand catch of Hus-
tons hot liner in the sixth Score
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
INDIANS START FOOTBALL.
Forty Redskins Begin Preliminary
Work at Carlisle.

Carlisle, Pa. sept. Forty Carlisle
Indians. making this years football
squad. began practice on Indian Field.
after being fitted out with uniforms and
accessories by Coach Warner and As
sistant Coach Johnson The Redskins
Put IN an hours hard work at, puuting.
falling on the ball, and track work Wis
itors TO Indian Field marked the Un-
usually light weight Of the candidates.
John Aiken, last years right guard
was the only old player on the gridiron.
but some Of his former comrades are eX-
pected TO turn Up this week a number
Of college coaches are expected 10 visit
Indian Field within a week, as IS the
custom OF many IN advance Of the
season.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
JOSH CLARKE SUSPENDED.
Nap OutaeIder Under Ban for Disuusiu-
Exams De~Cisiun
eaaI % TIE Washiu-toa H.

SPECIAL % The Washington H
Detroit, Mich. Sept Joshua Clarke
has drawn an indefinite suspension and
Joe Birmingham viii play middle field and
GOode left until Ban johnson removes
The banishment-
Down in washington last Saturday
Clarke ma6' a getaway slide into second
base, and thought that Deiehanty failed
10 put the oau on him He said So I'm
pire Egan seid not. Remarks were inter
changed, and as a result Josh is watch
ing the shekeIs rou n through the turn
stiles
He -skes his punishment much to heart,
as he was hitting the ball hard Clarke.
by the way. likes 70 play on the road
better than at home. There are few
sun fields outside Of Cleveland. and he
IS not bothered away from that city
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
KERMIT WILL HUNT.
Presidents Son Goes on Big Game
Expedition in Northwest.

New York, sept. 1.-The Presidents son,
Kermit Roosevelt who viii accompany
his father on the hunting expedition into
the ,.Eds Of Africa. left Oyster Bay to-
day FOR a hunt Of his own in the North
west
he VIII Join John Greenway, the Presi-
dents friend and former Rough Rider,
who IS now IN charge Of the United States
Steel Corporations mines IN the lower
Nesaba range. and together they VIII
hunt over the big game region
Under the tutelsge Of 1Tr. GTeenway.
Kermit IS expected 70 learn the wjles Of
the hunter. how 20 take care Of himself
in a tight corner. and 10 return with an
experience qualifying bin foT lions and
other dangerous game which may be
hunted IN company with his father
Kermit was generously equipped with
arms and ammunition He left Oyster
Bay filed with deIiEht at the prospect
Of adding 70 the trophies which already
decorate the house At Sycamore Hill
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
4IL THE NEWS IN World OF SPORTS
SAM LANGFORD WINS.
ASpirant for Henvy-weigbt Champion
ship Beats Joe Jeannette.

New York Sept. L-Sam Langford, Of
Boston. the colored pugilist. who wants
TO meet The winner Of the Ketchell-Papke
fight for the middIe-weight championship
OF the world. defeated Joe Jeanette, a
dusky heavyweight Of this city, IN a
grueling six-round bout al the National
Athlete Club tonight
I4angford scaled at about 10 pounds
while his antag gonist was fully ten pounds
heavier. Jeanette was knocked down
twice for the count in the first round, and
was fOored again IN the fifth round
Langford. while the superior slUsger and
a better ring general, was slow to take
advantage Of opportunities Jeanette
used a long left effectively and in the last
round he made a rally. but it was too
late
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
Warn Henry Hoffman.

Henry Hoffman. a member Of the Nets.
was also seen doing business. and he
was warned 10 stay away from the track
in future
Joe Vendig. who was indicted by the
Kings County grand jury ip July. and
who was recently arrested at Empire City.
was seen 10 receive a check for 50 just
before the first race from E r Bradley.
q veu-kn0wn L0rseuan. Vendig was ac-
cused Of accepting q settlement OF q ber.
but he protested vigorously, saying the
money was for the storage OF Bradleys
automobile in a garage owned by Nendig-
After a long powwow with the PiuEsr-
tons and the stewards. NeEtlE declared
that he was going away on business. but
would return 10 The track on Saturday.
Several other bookuaEers who were seen
doing business were escorted 20 the gate.
The Coney Island Jockey Club Is said
% be losing money N the rate OF Slall1
a day, Vet the management Is Wen salts
fed with the situation BOokuskers, bet
tors. and horsemen continue 10 leave for
: Montreal to-day, and by the time the
Sheepshead Bay meeting ends the crowd
/ VIII probably be cut down 70 q rock-bot-
tom bass
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
Cycle Race from baltimore.

SPECIAL u Tie Washinz-on Herald
Baltimore. Nd. Sept Next Sunday
Edwin A Schmidt. jr., of the Lafayette
Wheeluen- VIII race Pete KuhI. Of the
Maryland Cycle Club. 60 Washington
The start VIII be made al S O'Clock in the
morning Schmidt VIII have Ralph Mil
der, and possibly Arthur :. Boe1m. both
OF the LafayetJes. as his companions
during the trip kuhl also has the privi-
lege OF taking any riders from his club
with him The route VIII be by way Of
the Baltimore and Washington turnpike.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
Arielx Enter Three Crers.

Special % The Washington Herald
Baltimore. I'd, Sept. The Ariel
Rowins Club viii be vel represented in
the regatta of the Middle States Rowing
Association. which VIII be held at Wash
ington on Labor Day. The Ariels viii
enter IN the junior eight-oared shell. ju-
Nor four-Oared gig and junior singles
The eight-0Gred shell crew viii be as fol
lows TempleEan. bow; G. Donaldson. 2,
Harry steele, 9 W. Steele. 4, Primrose. >,
Levering. s: W DistIer. :, Gilbert. stroke.
Baldwin. CoXsWaiD-
-Four out of the eight VIII make I1p the
gig crew W Z. CARRIER VIII be entered
in the junior singles.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
Y. c. 4. IEsTITgTE 9gg::saD., IS
fzas c sTREET.

OFa- r-z-rI-5I c1HI-es o sE[y iu C1Gue7cigI
T--z-saz- S-a-rc LE-Eage. ana 1Tez1-al PrepaEa-
--r- =H1ars Class Ea-s ca1l-l-ll o. li--- e . 20
% o-c-acs- Faculty q IS E---L9-1-s- Il students
-z=-1 Ls--a5 superb el-ls-i--sl es-1rzzeu-. with
general cCb tC-rG-Es- gI-z-z -l. baths. t1-z71l
..f--s.-s hers Regular 1-sllgrziu cslsudar year
s. Nf-za-ate class fees D1y =-a1a-. courses l1
~-r--s-1r.-. TvT=u-lt.-r. Ir-sE=rls- LHsi
ETsr- .u-1.r-s ard ll.--l--lI LraslE- Hrrls IS ct-
-a47l- -l-raI.1c- I6 F-r~- u-l- --- csr--IE
-l---z. F1llag- -grtsl1s- = t1- all-a-l-. terms
49,. arr-y % AIIEDN j. JONES D-----1-.
-Fr--- s5s7 ~ G. street
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
PRINTERS PLAY FAST GAME.
Falls Church cad Columbia Typo
graphical Battle Eight Innings.

In a game replete with fast fielding ard
base running Columbia Typographical
Union team played eight innings 70 a tie
yesterday with the fast Falls Church
team az the latter place
CatO1, for Faus Church. and Nugent
for the Typos" pitched an excellent
game Luttaral- o. Falls Church. covered
himself with gI0r--in the field Score-
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02

wood ., W0o5bI-u. g First b0sc on 5al-s-0T
RAY .: OF Bladal. ! E-rGcz eu--By Ray g.. bv
Baden. L Sacrifice Lits-R1sseI- Dexter Homer
stolen bass=-H Jyg-s. Dexter Grant Martin. Double
Tlay-flay 70 O-ue 70 Fsl-l1C-. Hit hT pitcher
b Ray- L Wild ritcil-Iay- Passed balls-Es--e--
U11pt-e-1ir Sau- Tine Of game E5z- and %
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
The Issue Is Roosevelt.

From the Louisville Post
The issue IS Roosevelt and the Demo-
Gratis BY nominating Mr.. Bryan have
made certain that the Republican nouai-
zee is TO be President Taft
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02

Q 0 ! @ o 0 0 o.
o O o I o o o o[

errors-Fa-s C--r-L .. Printers. = LIT on bsses-
Fails Ch--cl- 81 Printers, e. F1rs- base On balls
C-3 Caut1l- l. OF NuEE-- J. S--UCE CIt-By Can
ton 9; hy NugE-. 5. Sac-lhoe hit-ReyuoI1s
stolen bases-Fa-uel, Weaver. EIetr- Hit By
IitchCr-By Canton, = Pissed BalI-Lc7t-E Umpire
NJ. Mzbeu- Tlus q Elme-l hour and % nm
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
National Cathedral School
FOR GIRLS.

MOUNT ST ALBAN. WASHINGTON D c.
OPENS OCTOBER
F'rirz-y Prsrz-ztsry- ard A-aEzr-z- Depa---usuts
scuLsts Admitted % CallrEe or Cers1czte-
G.aGl--e Cll-zs
Irstr1c-irn IN Ar Without Extra Clz-Ez-
Spe-aI Attention GIrs- % 1fuzc-
S-e51~aT F5zz1s f-r FEzr-5ce-
F.-e--oof Building Resl1zu- G-l6lzre NCrse
C-aczes for day rrTl-s leave Dlp1-- Circle a. =
a. r.. rc-g-n 5-s3 p IA cars Eaave Gellsz-1Ha ar
80 and SD a. u-
MRS. BARBOUR WALKER. " A.. PRINCIPAL
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
G0NZAGA COLLEGE
Es.45-isar5 -sL

k--ll-lSan1 81
N--fl Cartel ard Z SIS
Dirsc-55 b. -lc FatLlrs q the society Z Jesus
Fer t1v scholars oily Diversity = RELIGION VII be-
- hsr o. e--z~ce Tie utz- session VII cQea on
lforEav S=0-snhe- Il
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
ADDEDSTARTERW WINS
SpOOner Captures the Flying
Handicap at SheepShead.
SINISTER GETS sTEEPLECHAsE
Leads All the way-SIiss Ida, After
"A Game Struggle, Lands the EIec-
tiOneer Selling from Milford.
ETHEREAL Falls Heir 10 Partridge
stakes-TraCk in Fine Condition.

New York, Sept L-spooner, an added
starter. was the winner Of the Flying
Handicap. at six and a half furlongs. run
at Sheeps1ead Bay to-day
The son Of Peep O. Day. because Of a
poor performance the last time out. was
not considered seriously. YET he made all
the running. and won in drive by half
a length from Restigouche. Big Chief.
VINO showed some Improvement. ran
third. Bar None was shut of soon after
the start
ETHEREAL won the Partridge Stakes IN
handy style by a length. and Woodcraft
won the BaIyhoo Bey selling race. going
away by a length and half
Sinister led all the way in the steepIe-
chase. while Miss Ida. after hard
struggle with Milford. landed the Elec-
uoueer selling.
The tract was in fine condition
Th. Summaries.
FIRST RACE-One nile Wo1drrztt. "a lGEss-tI.
% S. Won, BC5-1. 81 iDugzuI. % 3. secJad
Zisuap. ll5 Shilling. . % T. third Time. - 80.
WhIutop. S1racnesca. ard B1i5gs also -al-
SECOND RACE-Ab1G- ru0 miles sinister. 81
tNckiuueyI. % 5. won. Irousd-s- lG LyuclI. :
10 J. seccrd5 Marx Guuh@r-s Is5 -H7g7u.. g 70 =
third Tine. 41i - Pirate. Pe-ssTe1anos. and
Guardian also Tau-
THIRD EACE-slx turl1ugs- Ethe-isI 16s rRut-
ier. 90 s. wou5 Hzr-i-ll- III iNs-rerI- 90 @
ond- Lady selma. -e3 Mccarthy. % 20 T. ta-I
Time. 1895 san Vito. szaEllle-. ard Wi--l.l-
Hour als1 rzu-
FOURTH RACE - Slr and oueE1IF f1-Trues
S11alc- l1- tGlae--y. u n T. Won flas-i-11cl-
-9 NCtte-I- t0 T. second. BE Chief 10 Sailing
10 T. third Tine 1885 Bar Noue. Fe-lJ
I Maid. King Cudait. and Bsaz11gp Ls1 Hlu- SpoCls.
added starter.
FIFTH EACE-grs ard ore-haIf miles SIS
{ Ida, las Shilling. % e. voas Milford 8 lB1t
I lerI. 70 T. second. Au-rrs Us .u-Uauie- o.
T. t1.rd. Time. % John 7. H-ll.Il1. S--.o
Girl. Aston dor. ard Gr-c11da aI-1 ran
: SIXTH RAtE-Flre ard cae-Ezlt tu-lc--s. S--
I Dane. 10 f. DuzauI. -7 s. r1u- Sumner Might
: 10 1I-CarthT1 % q. ssc1rE- Twilight Qrsc-- IN
: Lee. 90 70 l. third Tine Is6 s5. Harlem Maid
I Clef. hukira. and Mariana also raE-
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
81. IoHN,S CoLLEGE

- VERMONT AVE wv
Co1d1c-eL b the Br1,herz Cf the Christian
scaools English. Scientific C1uze-c.El and Pre-
uzraclry ca-rs=s
OPENS TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER &
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
Sheepshena Bay.

FIRST RACE-Tls B-oozda-s Nyz1ph H1nlIozp.
f-- mares q al azs7 So ztEsl. SIX and oae-hal:
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-16
DEPOT ANNEX BURNS
Fire caused a 10000 Loss al the
Union station Register
ed Mail is Gone

Kansas Clty Jan u That part q
uns ancient uuian depot straeturs ia
TIE West hoitums tnosn a. The An
nst sas destroyed by ate thai start.
sd ~ 80 o'eloes thIs morning II
was twostorf building. butlt In is.
At ; cost q ssoeoe. Its ooatents too
wtfs DESTROYED aud + sanford.
president q The Uniou Depot company
gives t2oo 90 Is hm estimate q re
t0tAl lo~s lnsufancs f0g o. 90 was
carried OF che balidlug Defective
vires sas tl.s Gauss u tls haze
Tie IRE sas accompanied - no &c
c.dealS About forts men sefs lu the
building when il started Mosl 81
these wefe or daiy AID sers slvspiae
% uleif Clothes Al reached afefs
Il is believed the Ore nas caused hf
detective slring iu he attic oftfe
building Tic eaateuts 81 TIE Nfae
pfs lad a8cb a. 8awftA the sptsa4
of Tie naues. Everything 49, zs
loose pacssses And i3nss paper
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-16
SIVTEEN KILLEl

uams.sy YORK Eagnod Jan IL
Tie ssHss es siAapsde Il rfosd
q people iu e fisaiefof tbh cltg fe.
suited fpaay e q sIaeslus disaster
sixteen persons Toe adins 4 namtsf
q children Is arms sbfe crushed %
death b tne frantic efforts of fhe
efoed q get clear uf the hHldinF and
q olhen Wefe inlaFea Aud f0f 30
reason There ahs - dansef ue afs.
oalY tna uHaasaaulas.s panic of the
efaad that faund lfs sgfess trom tllu
tlssataf fampefsa hf its meuhes
There bad tsen performance Tor
ehlldgen n Harvard Institute Tito
i.ali eas efnuasd Atfhe eonc'aslan
of the Performances sn lhesp.laah.e
mad fush sae a.sdc faf tie sKiis and
e sas lsro lhst che fearful and atal
crush appeared
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-16
TO FAVOR REMOVAL
Secretary of Interior Listens Favor,
ably 10 rlsiahemans

Washington. Jan. n The OalAio.
ne congressional deiesatl0n had a prp.
lanRed conference uith sscfatAfy 4
the interior Garfield beginning a ten
o'olock tins morning ssnAtof 0esn
wAs ths spokesman foF uie delegation
and tie question II tie removal Ui re-.
stgirslons sss thoroughly alacass~a
Asa result ~ The ooHssrence q vas
Substantially agroet that ths secfe.
tArY of ths interior would fasor ard
fscummeud fllp removal % ali fcstfi.
riiuns. incluilng Ehs lsomesfeAas. 0n
lands of ali persons u les than hail
Indian blood Tiis plan sould release
TIE homesfeaas of tha lniermAfrled
eltiEsna Ia ale Cnnciaw and Chicka.
aw nAtinas the freedmen cltlxsns uF
al I've tfites. ses aiso lie entire Al
.ofmsufs q lnuIaus possessing less
tliAn hsli hiu8d
y sas also agreed 30 femQye the re.
Mrirtipns epgu the Ailotments ~.
elusive - ne hpmssfe4as. - pers0i 5
uoi faIl u|eesis Bat posseesing mofe
than hall blood. and ~ 70 TIE home
strAas q the latter class aud tle uu
Sire aliotments pf fali tieasi and ssrra
tAfy 81 tte interior IS "a - given
Authority % remove Tie feNFletlons
% individual eases Or permit tbs sals
y uieh a.latimeniN subject e. rs
Apptasal
TIE delegation Nas much gfstlGed
with tie coufteoa4 treatment Aceori
81 them by Secretary Gafesil AMI
Assistant ktt0ruef General Woodraa
~ the Department u Interior
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-16
The Slayer Of Lena Sasll Al seneca,
10, Brought te the Vial
"a jail.

John Ilnpkius the Shawnee Indlan
vho hFutallg mufdsrs1 Miss Lena
Cnlg the pretty school teacher At
seneca No on Jan and uho aisa
atiempted saieids. was brought e
NinitA lAsa night and plaoei IL iail to
await Tie action q TIE Grand Jufy
lie Sas placed IN AL - Mani uutH
TIE condition Of his sound wuald al
init his removal . this plaas TIE
charge against Hopkins Is muris 10
me nfst degree aud be wlH DOT a,
Allowed % give bond
Jailof Riiksrson says Hopkins ugl
b Al right In fee dAYs A. hs wts
Apis 70 Aeeenpaut TIE rsss ~ Tie
prlsousn "a breatfIa ugn morning
Hopkins - not discuss the tiu.nf
vith anyone. even uls prison aaicias
Tie prisoner sas brought hers by q e
sheriff Il 0ttAsA County. uha Also
brought Al tie sane time negro
nausd Henry Keno charged sifh a.
sagit aud iutsud - klu
This Is three pflsoBas that have
becu confined in fls NlutA 1Al la
ths rssi Nees charged 9Th murder
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-16
STOPPED THE SHOW
Army q oaieers 10 Charge oi a. OK
lahoma Theatef

Muss0ste 0kfa Jan q A s4uad
81 police ans ten AfHsd deplt shsuH.
stuped lhe peffornanee a. tte IYre
hs1tsF here today The t.ckst seller
and daaiseepef esfa arrested and
made g return the meusl Is the
patrons Empaoyts ef te thesief
aere released "a uoud
YESTERDAY County ATTORNEY 3 D.
Cflmp sas denied 81 Injunction ln
tie district caarl q pfcesHt tfe open.
lug oi tbs thasfer taiaY spar.a 81
- the legal sciaff Managet Hm
Advertised q performance this sfter-
nean The cts poilea tooa tbc lath-
tlse fass in safptessiHg TIE she's 81
tlerg lsaclig grdlnaace agaiust SIM
day thtatrlral performances
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-16
LEAPS TO DEATH
john G McShea jumped From Third
Story Of Turner Hotel
Condition Critical

Nuskogee Jan l3 Suffering from
TIE illusion thai ~ ~ss belng pursu.
81 ~ some one sith knife John G.
hesbea, pramiuent real estate man
~ Nussugee IeAped from re window
of hls Fuou 10 tie second neof of The
Turner Hotel Yesterday morning
Abeut ecioss ADD fell % the pave
msnt teiaw tie foFos nf.ths fail shal
taring Ito a'doaBn pfeees ths bone Of
rs fiEht leg tetwcsf the Inss and
hip fraefQnue tNr1ht arm in tuo
places crushing bis ness into me laes
aud innleuus other 6lares He sii
probably lie
He vas carried out r. tie Martha
Raab hospital A. near a. could be
learned ffum 4 hurried examination.
bsiHF too hadJ huu 20 Qlow -
MOTE extended aue hls injuries we're
feans "a - IS above slated d *
practically eeHal8 tHs amputatiou ~
tNs injured 'eg necessary J0 save hs
is but t4s pb6eiaos have taken nr
stega towAris saell set ~ friends urge
tbs5 thef awaif the arrival ~ hs "a
tuuf pt e Nesnsa % CHapmaa.
Kan eha sas Immediately sired af
h,N @lu. s eo1diteu
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-16
DRUNKARDS
Temperance Workers Ia Germany
Find Startling Conditions
Prevail

Hefln IaH Friends 81 temper.
apcs reform ID Germany have bceH
collecting sams stafillue statistics fe
sanilns the HbilesI we q aicehH IS
school chllafen ID NE rhaunelan
states vhefe utir Investigations
sere nan.f patsaed THey found n
oHe cas- of Forts HiHs cl8drru q tie
average ~ steven fHat uafiy eight ef
these regularly dnHs wise forts fe
eaArg ahsnfbsd sshnaps and al u
them diank heef ln ne hlghef e'As
~ girls teent5 seven oat % tseuty
eight Isfulaff dmnk vine fourteen
s-hnaps anAa lHef Dftaess teentf.
unu Admitted that tHey tad beea n0fe
- less iutoaesfei - fha occasion II
seddIues bVlld43s e. la tie
t8uu g Ufslsbuff H Essf pfaeia
ihe conditions % aHaln IS efy haa
IH Hene ssla tteH children mttN
found slth bAnat l1yts n th
pockets shieI Ties lad received q
thaif parents Hs uIas 8ssis 6f age
Tad e o. sgni beae because they
3afe drunk
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-16
FEDERAL BUILDING MURDERER HOPKINS
Senator Gore Asks for an Appfopria.
ton 81 500, 900 fer
Vlalta.

Washington ~ =. Jan. Ia special
Senators Core today introduced :
blil Eppropfiatinx the follo~ing sums
iof fsis1i buiidingzin Oklahoma
Ardmore. heAlrstsf Tulsa, ChlcEa.
slla each hao 0t0, huskugee, tz7s, co..
Enld 80 GO Iawtsn. slso.ooo yinI
a. tleo. .oo Also blll authorizing
national h4nEiog association % COO.
form e The state Avs lssying tax o.
asssMsnis 20 secure deposits Tie
measure empowers tie secretary
Treasurer to pfomulgAts tlis necessary
regulations
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-16
LIST OF DEAD, I67
H5rfev 81 BE Boysrtoa Catastrophe
Grows Every Houf

Iagsuau Iaa tAH A. When
ugftfs pata stop GO 6he wofk 10
recovering tls iea ffam tHa falas VI
R a8e efen eHee nbse asg
nIg - iaa3sasi oeaef tte aeeIsl
f1I a. Flcfas numbered t6- WGstber
n bd.r, aye uaHeI beneath
le ns aaanai - positively aAtt8
Nt me- tftet s. toM vtH has
change ef u1e sfdesone 0ofk taaf aH
Flo Iasd have ietn removed a0d the
tafa l|st y victims vii not go alo,t
ESQ 1f ufIaoi samen ani kifa %
8a al BOYS + ahaa ulat ~ aus
Tie eors 6 ludiaeaiiou NiH ut ts
lerln uutH tom rev as most Is che
boiles are sfau ifiug lu a confused
state 81 fouf nptot sci morguss
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-16
CHANGE N TINE OF MEETING

Tie Temporary inability of Judge
Parker a. resume his leadership of 81
Johns Bible STUDY Association on
SUNDAY morning nsccaaitAtea change
IN tho time or the meeting Com.
msncing wednesday sysnlng Il halt
pas s~ssn o'eiock. vhen ; short ser.
Yice ell Be lid ard AZ the eloss Of
phich NJ Beatty uiil take up Rlbls
siu6y. TIE ans Of ths opsn confersn.
css commsncss a stady of the teach
inss ef eur Lord. soeiAl and moral
January TIE Discovery q hls TsAeb.
lngt
Jan. : He~ ~s sad oat what lie
taught
Jan IS. iih furm u teaching
Jan =, llls msttod = teaching
Jan. - whsrs dd he set hs uis-
dom
Febaaary Tie Character ~ tod
hAfef. TIE Kingdom q Cod.
April. siu.
Ma Salvation
June. Gods Falhefh0od And Nan .
hfuiheffood.
September The kAnHY
ocielssf Property and Politics
Essfi BODY q ever church And no
ehurh cordially Invited
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-16
CAPTURED A BREWERY.
One Hundred Barrels of Beer Seized
BY Sheriff RidenhO lr and Stored
in the Court House

lars iooHf which wsre comfortably
tllaa Nien the last bafrsi was aa
lo4asd Ths booze wlll - held sab.
isc' " the sctioa % the court
Search safranss aere also issued 70
search The Feffesbment Places Il
ClAfley Ns0n and Otto fiuls. TOT
TIE ssers found no iufosleanis n
ang sind ID asitisef place
Casnff AttufpeY d n Bmdy hss
secafei tie sefsiess q Riddle and
Ciaptam d assist tim ii prosecuting
20 tie fgfesf extent 81 riaiators af
the 'iqluf iaa and soae interesting
5sfsIopments mas b. looked Tor a.
thsF in caulauetlan sifh uss sheur
arssieierminod tusgpfess me aniasfai
selling % Ilqaor d craig Coang
Hie case ias been set fof tfMI ~
Mouday January g1th
hATEa
h QllsIer 6bmnRA hH att0may
wade 5 stAnnsld appeared before
tiia Distflef court a. 3 oclocs thh AZ
tsrno1n aud hfoaght rspIsyln suit
against sheriff Ridealouf a. re-.
e1seF ths tsef ns had WlsaH. and
same rAa ordered retafnrd to ne
storage house 70 - sspt there until
Aftsf criminal procreealngs psndine
wrFe disposed of
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-16
At GUTHRIE
Murray's Pay Creates d Lively Pol.
itiesl Rumpus

anthfis okia JAn Is The mas
- q speAkps Murray drawing t~o
dollars more tliaa the state eoustltu.
tlou gsfmlts is sefsafing snch a pollli
~ mmpas That his snsmie. afe
threatening a. iaAs tha uattsr before
ule grand glfY
AZ euefTsIaey measure Is likely %
pass iegaiising hls SALARY
Only tls senats vas Ia session 70.
dAf
Williams nf NratiHrs0ra preseat
Ella bili creating 1 state pure feed
commission VITA jurisdiction ever
fooas llqaors drugs aud medicines.
establishing tso state labatofiss Tor
aua.gss
Other hiis introduced wsre -
FfAnslln q Nadll pqtldlne a state
school text baak commission aud 1
uniform sfsisn e sehaoi l.a8ka pre-.
seatnN haalnes b aate educational
stitgtiaas ana making dismissal tie
punishment ~ Roaale oi Ada. lee
ai.ains lihs Incorporation q Indian
territory towns not fagif complied with
as hefeiafore hr Eehes ~ Hia
C'tf Atallshing tlle onacs - fhs state
uii saspeciot 81 hassea ~ wansr
p.aeius al public officials GA de6nas
salsfg hSs.s
Senator Eet Hfags 81 soyefalug
the creation 0f ctiss ~ Iiie Hnt clav
"A ap bgt Quesilon q constitution
alitf vas faisei and lf Nas lad over