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All in a Divers Life.

fr1U 81 Niclc-as.
As showing how much az home a man
may be to-day under water, I may relate
an amusing story. Some months ago
while the great battle ship Dread
nought was at Malta, one Of the sea
man divers went down 20 clear her pro
peuer from some fotsam that had be
come entangled. and he failed TO come
up
II chanced that the rest OF the battle
ships divers were ashore. and grave
concern was feIt on the ironclad for the
missing worker Signals by telephone
ana lifeline were sent below without
avail IN the launch above. the thr0b
-h-ob OF the air pumps cylinders went
on but the attendants looked at one
another IN dismay. fearing some strange
tragedy deep down IN those heaving
green seas
The worst was feared when some big
brushes and other tools came floating
20 the surface: and thereUpon The nav
igating lieutenant sent ashore an urgent
nessaEe fer one Of the other divers
The man came on board, dressed I'm
mediareIy. and went below. only 70 come
Up full Of Indignation
Why that fellows been asleep all this
time he said wrathfuHy. Il was true.
The man had just had his lunch. and
finding the work much less serious than
he had thought. he finished il IN a few
minutes. and then sat comfortably on one
Of the giant blades OF the Dread
nought-s propeller. and went 70 sleep.
with inquisi-ive fishes swarming around
him attracted by the dazzling search
light on his breast The officers were so
amused al the occurrence that no pun
ishmeut was inflicted on the lazy one
While YOU think OF II. telephone your
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30
SETS FIRE TO JAIL
Negro Convict Prefers Death
TO Camp Horrors.
PRISONER BURNED TO CRISP
TO imprisonment, He De-
cIared He VIII XIII IIHimseIf-Flings
Himself Into the Flames to Keep
from Being Rescued-Other In
mates Taken 20 Places OF safety

Richland, Ga. July 2s-Preferring
death in the flames TO the horrors OF
the convict camp. jim Williams. eoIored,
set fire to the county jail to-day and
was burned to death in the flames that
almost destroyed the building
Williams had been sentenced recently
to the camp. and he declared that he
would Kill himself. He could have been
rescued as easily as were the other pris-
oners. but he flung himself into the flames
which he had klndled and was burned 70
a crisp
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30
SON ARRIVES IN EARLE HOME
Original seeker for soul Affinity Is
the Father

Monroe. y Y. July "a son was born
to-day to Mrs. Ferdinand Pinney Earle,
the wife Of the Socialist artist. who
makes his home al Quaker Hin. = lew
miles outside Of this village
Both Mrs. Earle and the baby are re-
ported TO be doing nicely Mrs. F. P
Earle. ST.. the mother Of the artist, and
Alfred Kuttner. the brother Of Mr.. Earle's
wife. have been staying at the artists
home for several weeks In anticipation Of
the event Since the artist recently issued
warning that he was keeping several
Great Danes and a hive Of hostile bees
on his grounds to keep away casual Wis
uors. there have been few visits OF con-
gratulation on the part Of the neighbors.
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MRS. FISHER SEES NO ONE.
Woman Who EIoped with Senator
Rayner-S SON Denies All Callers

Philadelphia July 29--Nfrs William
Fisher. Of Baltimore. who eloped from
that city with William 2. Rayner. son
Of United States Senator Rayner, Of
Maryland and who has been staying at
the Hotel Walton for several days. stiIl
denies herself 70 callers
II was reported to-day that The hus-
band whom she deserted for Rayner had
sent her financial aid It was also said
that relatives in this city had come 10
the unfortunate wornan-s aid As Mrs
Fisher could not be seen. these rumors
could neither be affirmed nor denied
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One for the Noise Crusade.

Frcm London Truth
The professional .keener" IS a Celtic
commonplace, 5ust as is the 'claque'' in
the world theatrical Il has remained
FOR the French police TO employ a back
door claque TO seek out evaders OF the
dog tax Hitherto the dog has been con-
sidered an incorrUptiole friend OF man.
but unless re can master the temptation
OF barking back when he hears the police
clsQuer barking in the garden. his pop-
ula-ity Is likely 10 decIine-at least in
Paris The scheme might easily be ex-
tended For the more exact determine
ZION or the income tax II might he 'r,s5s
obligatory 70 keep a parrot IN the count
ing-hOuse. And so on.
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MEXICANs FIND VIRGIN.
object of worship Comes from Rock
Hit by Bolt

Mexico City. July 29-The Catholic
church authorities here have received ad-
vices Of a marvellous appaTiton Of a new
Mexican virgin. which has been baptized
by the name Of Nuestra Sonora de Zspot-
Ian.
Hundreds Of devout worshippers are
making pilgri-nages 10 the place, near
the town of Zapotlan. State Of Jalizso.
where the virgin is alleged 10 have ap-
peared.
The story Of her appearance was
brought 20 the local priest Of Zapotlan
by a Eerder, who said that during a
violent thunderstorm in the hills he saw
the virgin emerge from rock which had
been split by stroke Of lightning.
The priest Immediately took Up col
lection and organized a pilgrimage 10 the
new shrine where he baptized the virgin
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THE WASHINGTON SANTTARIUM,
URGE GIRL TO say YES"
Minister willing to 60 TO Atlantic
City Passionate; Fiancee Hezftates.
ThKOMA, D. c.

Atlantic City. y J.. July 2s.-TEe dea-
cons OF the First Baptist Church are GO
ing 10 send a delegation OF their wives 10
La Crosse. Wis. in an effort 10 prevail on
the dance OF Rev John ". Hoag. a hand
some young minister Of that place, 70
marry him and come TO this city.
Afr Hoag has been called 10 the pulpit
here by a unanimous vote. but he con-
EGed 10 the church officials that he had
not been able 10 persuade the young lady
10 leave her home 10 come 10 Atlantic
City.
The delegation will carry along a prom
ise 10 set the young couple Up-in house
keeping. and viii ask that the wedding
take place at once. so as 20 secure The
services OF the clever young minister
during the summer services
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30
MANY WRECKS IN HURRICANE
Seventeen Vessels SwamPed in one
HarbOr on Labrador Coast.

St. Johns. y. b. July "a brief ,-.s-
patch received yesterday from Labrador
says that the Labrador coast has been
swept by a northeast hurricane which
wrecked seventeen fishing vessels in one
harbor. The name OF the harbor is not
given IN the dispatch.
Other parts OF the coast are as yet
unheard from and grave fears are enter
tained here for the safety OF Sir William
AacGregor. governor OF Newfoundland.
who is on an official visit 10, Labrador
The advices received say that the crews
Of the wrecked vessels were saved. The
government Immediately upon receipt Of
the news OF the heavy damage caused by
the storm dispatched a steamer 10 the
relief Of the wrecked crews.
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AMERICANS LIKE CANADA.
United States Citizens Become Nat
uraIized in the Dominion.

ottawa, Ont, July 2s.-To-day an ex-
animation Of the records Of the state de-
Partment proves that the people from
the United States settling in Western
Canada become naturalized citizens as
soon as possible
For instance. the last figures to hand
up 10 December 81. 1907, show that out
Of a total Of I7.714 aliens converted into
British subjects in the previous eighteen
months, no fewer than 7,279 came from
the United States The total nsturaliza-
tons since 1892 have been 500. and Of
these fully 1900 crossed the border from
the States.
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QUEEN FIRM IN OPPOSITION.
Threatens 10 DisOUn Duke If He
WEEDS Miss EIkinS-

Como, Italy. July e9--Desplte the re
ported preparations for The marriage Of
the Duke d'Abruzzi and Miss Katherine
EIzins. Queen Margheri;a is stu persist
ing in her opposition 70 the marriage.
One Of the dOwager's intimate friends
said to-day that should the marriage take
place she VIII cut both the duke and his
bride from her list Of acquaintance The
dowager is at her palace, near Stresa, on
the Italian lakes, and the dukes matri-
moniaI plans are her chief concern
she has no objection 10 Miss Elkins
personally. but believes the duke should
wed q European princess, several Of
whom have been suggested
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Duchess Stepsister-
LISBON FACES WATER FAMINE
Big Main Break. and water--eiier,

Big Main Breaks and Water-ssIlerI
Try 10 Corner the supply.
Lisbon. Portugal. July Slowing TO the
breaking Of the principal water main Il
the city. Lisbon is threatened with
water famine. The authorities i1structeS
the populace to I'll all vessels possible
before the reservoir became exhausted.
Lively scenes were enacted around tn
public fountains. water sellers trying Q
impede the people with view 70 futur
profits The police were obliged TO IN
terfere-
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PUT CHECKS IN PLACE
Savings Officials Are Charged
with Taking Cash.
MIXED UP WITH GOLD MINE
President Brfttcn and Vice Presi-
dent Schroeder, Of the Eagle Com
clans, Arrested for Alleged Theft
of sfs,0OO-HeId for Grand Jury.

New York. July -s.-Col- Edward Earle
Buttou. who had q good deal 70 do with
drafting the Dick law and is regarded
as one Of the best posted men on military
affairs in tie country. and Frederick H
Schroeder. a Republican politician. 0f
Brooklyn. and quarantine Commissioners.
were arrested to-day. charged with steal
ing nearly SIS coo from the Eagle Savings
and Loan Company, OF 1S5 Remsen street.
Brooklyn. OF which uney were respectively
president and second vice president
The Kings County grand jury. on evi-
dence presented 10y Assistant District
Attorney Elder and Banking superiltend-
ent Clark Williams. found four joint in
dictmcnts against Col Britton and
Schroeder to-day. The indictments cover
ing four OF TIE thirty alleged worthless
checks deposited by the officers OF the
savings institution when they took cash
cut Of the tiU.
Held for Grand Jury.
County Judge Norman : Dixie held
them in s1o.'e0 bail each for grand larceny
and they were released late IN the after
noon. when Alderman John Diemer and
DAa4eA El-4+l4t14 AEAf-4-44c went St-aaa-L
them
Col Britton and Schroeder got into
trouble through their connection with
gold mining property in the Black Hills
Of South Dakota. the Houzstake South
Extension Mining Company. which owns
a claim that adjo:ns the famous Hearst
Homestake mine They got a lot Of their
friends interested in the mine. Timothy
L woodruff and and Representative
Waldo among others and expected 20
clean up millions within a few years
Gold Panned Out slowly.
But the gold panned out slowly Devel-
opment expenses pinched hard. Olsen,
their mine superintendent. had a habit
OF making sight drafts on them for ex-
penses- Whenever this happened. OF there
was machinery 10 be bought. they are
charged with having reached in the cash
drawer Of the Eagle Savings and Lean
Company. distracted enough TO meet the
draft or pay the bill and drew checks
on imaginary accounts, which they are
said TO have put in the drawer and or
dered Joseph Wood. the treasurer. 10
carry as cash.
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PRAYER BOOK IN POCKET.
Man Killed by Railroad Train l.
Identified

AIiddletoNn, y. Y, July "a Catholic
prayer book in the pocket Of a young
man killed by an Erie express train near
Goshen, has been the means Of his identl-
ecation as Michael Ruane. son Of An
tbonv Ruane, a prominent resident OF
Avoca, Pa
The name Of the young man, with his
address, was found written on the fly
leaf Of the book He was hurled 10 his
death while walking on the tracks.
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Kills MOTHERS SLAYER.
New Yorker Caught in indianapolis
Admits Crime.

Indianapolis, Ind, July 2e.-"Yes,
killed the man who killed my mother "
said otto Schiller. Usven1y-four years old,
of % East Thirty-fourth street. New
York City. who was captured by the
police this afternoon.
Schiller said he had been fleeing from
city 20 city and lodging policemen until
his life was ike a perpetual nightmare.
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Bride and Groon, snn-

New York. July 29--Aboard the North
German Lloyd steamship Prinz Friedrich
Wilhelm. which sails tomorrow for Ply
mouth. Cherbourg, and Bremen. are Pot
ter Palmer, jr-. and his bride. the dauKh-
ter Of h Il. Kohlsaat, OF Chicago.
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HEAT VICTIMS IN CHICAGO.
One Death and Twenty-Five PrOstra-
tioas YeSterday's Record.

Chicago. July 2s-One dead. Two in
sane. and twenty-five prostrated IS the
record Of Chicago since daylight to-day
The depressing wave continues. with no
indication Of relief until tomorrow.
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ZEPPELIN FLIES AUGUST 5.
Count VIII Make Neutrality-suspicious.
Test Next Wednesdny.

Berlin. July 2s-Count Zeppelin. an
nounces that the next tweBty-four-hour
fight he VIII take with his dirIgibIe bal
loon viii be on August ;
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While YOU think OF It. telephone your
Want Ad- 10 the Washington Herald. an
bIu VIII be sent you at I cent a word
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BONAPARTR ORDERS
OIL TRUST RETIRED
Says Government Wants the
Verdict Reversed.
SINS TO MAKE THE MOTION

COu<t of Appeals in Chicago VIII Be
Asked 10 Pass Upon Move for Re
INSTRUMENTATION General. in
Statement, says He Does not Want
GrOsscup Opinion 10 stand.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
Wants to Sell
Money Equity

Atoka. Okla. April i-H r,
Ward. a Choe,aw indian. proposes
to sell Tor q reasonable consideration
bis equity ID the money helne held
by the uuaed States government
re,caeairou the leasing q surplus
coh lands. Should 4 purchaser n
found ana ,he sale effected 8 neN
question aill ARISE whether e. no,
an indian gan srA hls equity IL the
funds held o ifusi GO as ths s.
the government
From tlN 0ailook Doesn't
semvey ma Hke th indian, q
the FRe CIVILIZED Tuhes an eN.
rett settlement aih ife gvtn.
neni q ilr lnlei Siases, sass
WWi believe ihe sale thH
proposed IS iaal
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
Bud Smoking Up.

Bud Ledbetlsf sat 70 an easy
char putting smoke from his plpe
She's pretty tghi, veutlgd a
bystandef. referring 10 TIE closing %
the saloons IN Muskagee
Bud took several more drags from
his meenchaum ana gazed AZ the
man with bis keen gray eye. he
remained silent fg some moments,
and then removing the snoke-stick,
said. She'll he a darn SIGHT tighter
in 4 couple ol weeks. " As hs spoke
he half closed one Of his eyes.
Gamblers got to 20, said Bud,
booze men got to 60. Women Of
the town gotto 60. I'm not respon.
sible fof the laws on the statute
books. but they are there and I'm
going to 70 enforce 'em. It The laws
are two strong. they had better re-
peal them. Muslsogee Phoenix.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
All Fools Day

lesterday-April Twas All
Fools Day, aud dispatches today
show that a few fools celebrated in
the usualtashlon. Atool brakeman
IN Kansas lett a switch open and a
wfecking crew today Is prying a
freight train out Of a ditch. A fool ii
Kansas City started 20 enter an
elevator when the elevator wasn't
there and now the doctors are tD.
ING 70 patch up the mangled remains
which they found At the bottom Of
the shaft. A fool IN Texas started
to burn of TRACT q grass land and
hy the time be settles with the
neighhors for a couple of barns and
a BOT Of hay he'll be a much wiser
man. A fool ia st. Louis shot a
bartender because he charged him
IS cents tor a drink % e9d ~hlsteN
and now he's langulshlag ia daance
vile. A fool Ia Springfield, NO.,
went 20 cali on a certain young lady
when her dad was at home, bal'
fortunately hea be ahle 60 So to|
work again by the middle OF next
week. Other incidents could beI
noted. BOT further detail Is hardly
necessary Yesterday was AH
Fools Day allught ani s0e folks
Nlil remember the occasion tag
longtime Fools ape necessary we
must have themto ofsetthe fellows
who are eNtg1 smart
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02

ard those WIN asee eie~ q this
beautiful laadseaw and vast herds
u eatsle graang 81 Is fertile plalns
,vIll always tesl grateful g ~
Wlsaom tot his pESesslte ana
enterprislng spirit
q. ". Bnsheyllealis shlef o'Gl'e
Chena.ees ana son II ReY lgse
Bashtylaaa. Babus, minister q
tine talent ana earnest Christian
veal. Ele vas ore II she rioneets
81 lbe Cherokee natian, ana AZ one
time chief ius,isa q thc nation. he
Was earnest tor tlR advancement q
the condition ofthc feJ man. and
vas 80 active memhef u what Mas
knoNn a ne Ross party. and VAS
the Intimate friend and counsellor o
that distinguished chaaS.er
T. W. Burlington Is 4 grandson o'
Jack Bell and a nephew oi l. b.
Bell. He has an unNmrcachahle
reputation for integrity, and is iilled
with = earnest zeal ioF hls country
and countymen.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
K.P. Mccullough Back

W. p. Mccullough. who passed
through here last week On bis way
ia Okoee % take some additional
leases for a Joplin concern has re-
turned and stated 70 4 Chleitaln re-
porter that he had been very suc.
cesaul n getting leases for the
reason that his company meant
busilAsss. he was then on his way
back 20 Joplnand thought he would
move q Okoee and oversee the
work 81 development himself HI
thinks that the richness q the
Okoee field viii excel that of the
Spavinaw country. 0koee IS locat-
ed 9 miles southeast Of vinita, on
Mustang creek,
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
Very Fine Dog

Arg.H langsion received from
Chicago uoent.y thoroughbred
female Black an1 Tan terrier from
the kennels 81 Charles Wilson
Tie aegs pedIuee IS shown iQf
-four generations, ana She comes
.tmm some the best pfze.winnIng
blood 8 America ana England. Her
size IS BanautRoy q, imported from
England. Charles Wilson is a
/ NOTED hree1er oi Black and TanS
/ laaj his kennels have probably aon
I lmare prizes than any othe in this
country.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
NOw What Is He7

Babe" Mitchell was baptiSet
Sunday-not ~ Methodist BE-
caused he wasn't sprinksd. and net
by a Baptist because he didn't 50
clear under, says the Seneca Hust.
lef. Ne had started over % the old
Huber mines and IN crossing foot
log over Lost creek fell IN the water.
about waist deep and loesing his
balance he stepped backward into
deep hole % o his neck, They say
he had % swim out and after he had
got his breath SAID be- would walk
the los or ie
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
Leasing Guns.

A eoWhoy walked into a hardware
store al Austin. Texas, the other
day and asked % see six-shooter,
How much IS a." b. asked
when he had looked ( over
= can't sell it 70 you, the
dealer replied. "but ! viii lease t q
you for fifty years ior SIS"
This is a dad-blamed funny kind
Of Joint, the cowboy said. = don't
want to lease a gun. want to own
it,
lie started 10 walk out. bat vas
called back by the dealer. Who pa-
tiently explained that the legislature
Of that state passed 4 Law which lm-
posed q tax Of 50 per cent on tho
gross proceeds from the sale Of pis-
tols.
II sold you this six-sh9otef fof
SIS would have q pas the state 2
tax of $50. the hardware man
explained. Il can lease i g you,
however. foF iifty years. an1 won't
have 20 pay the state anything
The cowboy saw the point and
tsas.4g sba ean
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
Oklahoma Railroads.

The valuation Of the railroads of
Okfahoma for taxation is
$50. .S42. DO. This does not include
inteurban 81 street railways. The
mileage 81 the fourteen railroads IS
s,s27, the maln line. i.l20 and tile
site truck total. 6.647
The Missouri, Kansas & Texas
values Is main llae at $3.50 4
mile tie Santa Fe a So. 500. TIE
Frisco, $500, aud the Rock Island
at s. 4an.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
Roy Burks Appointed
Dispensary Agent

ptak Valley. Okla Aprl
Roy BuilSs q Paals Valley has t0n
appointed ehef clerk % thr state
liquor tispsnsay agent Il IS bc.
lieved that the headquarters q Tx
clerical force # iln agency wll be
maintained ia Pauls Valley.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02

In The cesntr Cesrt
Ia tie matter u ths Guardianship of
flouA Mar Lnwrimore and vii
Ian II. LoNfimore. mInofz Perry
> isosfimofe. Guardian.
rruslAts No. iiss
ORDER FOR HEARING fErI.
TfoN To SILL RIAL ESTATE
The petition of perfy s. I.owfimo4s
as the Guardian Of Fiona MAJ Inwrl.
mote and william II I.owFlmofa.
minors, having beeu presented 10 this
Court, praying that "a order be made,
authorizing tie sAld petitioner % ssll
tha sll0le. o. - mufh aud such pAftA
Of The rcal estate descflbed Ia szld -.
tltlon e. the Court silAii Judge ncces.
saFY ard bensncisl A. pfixats ale.
and lt Appearing 60 tie Court ffuM
such petition, tilat if IS neceszarY e
sell Tie ellole 81 sume portion e saell
real estate. for tile purposes AMI raA.
s0us mentioned ii sad petition
Therefore said petition viii ~ nled
herein. and time appointed faf hear.
ins TIE sNue
Asu IN ia MERnf uHnEnNn. IS ths
haHsAANH fNAHA AaINAAsA4 ~ HfHE HtHt t#MN Nt
April. 1905 at the lsonf of ln 0claek
IA a. ~ zald day. THAT holuk a dAY Il
tie regular March. iius. term II this
Court. te and the sans Is appointed
IS The time wusn al pefsous interested
ia aid estate are directed sad FeQaiF
- % appear beiofs This Couft 4
shnw Gauss whY an usier snoalA nul
b gfanlef ~ said pgtlfluuef II sell
- much It tile real asta9a Bf said
Minors as Is necessary
In s. fNHfEn uMuEnEu. That this
order be published Tor three successive u
seeks ln s weekly newspaper q zen
efal circulation. published ln Wash.
/ ::..:Stou County. OklAhuma. and f0l
tnfee successive wreks ln 4 seekly
newspaper ~ general circulation. pub
llshed ln Craig County, Oklahoma
before The hearing day oa said pet
tlon
Dated ct Vinlta. Oklahoma. thi
+ inlh dst Of march. ipos.
lsEALl THpo. y. H. FKKAn,
County Judge.
RfoDLK & CI.AruAx.
Attorneys Tor the Guardian
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
Stole Her HOUers.

Mrs. S. ]. Burns left about 20
nice flower plants OF II The yard
Sunday night. Al q which aeFe in
full bloom. When She vent out 70
get the flowers The neN morning
they were gone rhe Chlelsaln has
heard q lots i different kinds Of
thieves. but never IL ali our practice
ild So eVef heaF of allusef thleI.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02

stAts e okiakoma CeantT d

State 81 okisAems CeantY % crais
III the District Court for the secoud
Judicial district, State af Oklahoma.
Pubic uotloe \ hereby given that
uu March q, ilsA, o. As soon tAeFeaf.
Ter rs the business II zaid court sill
permit | Nill. - the next friend u
lesae Robinson. Ole IN aaid court pets.
ton pray lng that tie FiEtiisaf majority
mag ~ conferred upon ald Jess Rob
iuson 70 etahIe him tn transact IL
business IL general and for fita special
purpose of enabling hsm - AhIl afld
dispose 81 flsnAdlsliea interest ln ths
fHa remainder n tie allotment - EEIIa
nehiuson. deceased. subject - lhf
life estate illefaln IL petitioner
nuad NInita 0kia. March E. iaas
llHsmH1T4 NICHOLS,
fsEifIan6f
nf " h. IlNpER
AIiofnex f0f Petitioner = iat
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
A Cranky Editor

PREM the ssaees hastle
The Hustler received the following
letter this week fof which We &C.
sire to express cur appreciation.
Nov. ifMf. Wills viii please pay
what he owes usf for the paper ven
call # square. We knew We are
cranky and don't deny i.
Joplin, NO, Mar. z4th 1908.
M. Games deer Sur as 70 your
hustler paper you air 70 cranky For
me. yours ] T.. Wills.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
Thoroughbred Hogs

Oliver Chaflesworth las returned
from Cassville. No. where be has
been attending school. He bad
tive more Daroc Jefsy soNs shipped
him. one of which weighs SO pounds
and cost him 500. he nov has
thoroughbred Jersies. ana he says
hc IS gong into the thoroughbred
hog business. which IS mighty
good business.