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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-06-11

much pleasant light upon the musty.
old traditions of the ancient land.
Strabo. now. he's the worlds
earliest geographer and historian. or
one OF 'em. and l suppose we are
bound TO believe him. even when he
says the must have said II. for I've
never seen any OF his handwriting
lying around) that II centuries before
the Christian era chats an awful long
time. Strabo: but I'll not dispute the
word OF q gentleman) Seti cut q canal
81 miles long from Bubasus near the
present town of Zigzag-I mean Zaga-
zig- to Heroopolis. at the head Of the
Bitter lakes, then forming the north
ern extremity of the suez gulf.
Herodotus-another old-timer who
juGGles with centuries as the circus
ci-wn juggles with his old hat-says
that 800 years later Necho the Persian
tried 4 little canal building. keeping
at II till the mere trifie OF a hundred
and twenty thousand lives had been
sacrificed in the job. and only ssan-
doning It when the great oracle of that
day twhom he consulted) prophesied
that the most dire results would fol-
low the completion OF the work. and
the entire land of Egypt be given over
to the stranger and the barbarian.
Then, successfully. the Roman en-
perors Trajan and Hadrian. the
Arabian conqueror Amron the great
Napoleon. who held the hollow of the
Heavens in his usurping hand; Me
hemet All. who had butchered 900
Mameiukes before supper, but had not
the daring to brave the ancient
prophecy: French engineers, English
engineers. Austrian engineers. each
and all. tried their hand. but to no
definite end They disagreed as to the
level of the two seas. Napoleon's en-
sineers estimated that the Mediter-
ranean was 30 feet below the level of
sluices and locks. Waghorn, an Eng
lishman, declared that the level of the
two waters was Identical.
Meanwhile. a young Frenchman was
dreaming dreams; he was eloquent; /;
he was convincing. and he finally
convinced Said Pasha that the future
was lettered big with the name of
Ferdinand de Lesseps, and II a con
cession were given to him, he would
make Egypt and France both immor-
tai. He got the concession. Said
cared nothing for the ancient oracle
that had frightened his grandfather
Mehemet, and so Fate swept on with
her relentless broom and Said was
gathered to his fathers; Ismail the
magnificent. the extravagant, a prince
of immense fortune, succeeded his
uncle and also succeeded in plunging
his unhappy country up to the neck
in bonds and mortgages galore; Eu
rope stepped in; England became the
purchaser of Ismail's personal hold
ing (only s2O.O00.OOO saved from the
wreck of $s5.Ooo,oOO) which he sur
rendered to his creditors short time
before his dethronement and Danish
nent to Naples.
Ismail not only incurred. in his briei
rule of 16 years. debt Of over $500.
600 900. but he mortgaged the souls o.
generations of Egyptians yet unborn
And thus did the prophecy come
true, The ancient oracle spake not ir
vain. The land OF the Pharoahs ant
the Ptolemies. OF Alexander and Cleo
patra. has passed into the hands o
the stranger
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-06-11
MEETING the Unusual.

Mr.. Sinic-Do you see those three
people walking together down thers'
Mrs. Getup-Yes: who are they?
Mr.. Sinic-One 10 . somnambulist
one IL . kleptomaniac and one IL
.plagiarist."
Mr.. Sinic-Law sakes! never
dreamed We were going to meet -
many brainy people In . bunch
Baltimore American.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06

TIE Chsissa Refining. co has ship
ped out sons ten cars Of refined OF
this seek 70 apply eu their hftY
thousand uafrrl contract host ell
the gasoline and coai oil i hs,ng ship.
Ped 20 st. LouiS
Mrs. v J strange entertained q
numbsr of friends last seek. Every.
body reported : glorious time
L. y Holman will leave Thursday
evening for Al sstended visit to Jacs-
sonsills. -
Fred eiFsg. of the Ses agAts Grain
Co, made ; business trip % vinna
the arst q ne wees
Joe Hogus las recelved cue oi three
cars o. cagfnn seed ae Ill feed two
ears of snlset atocK
The baggage room 81 ths Frisco ds
p8f will be msas into : colored walt-
ing Foom. although q vlll fstAln its
old ooloF
hnf = Tlbhs Who hzs bAan slck
: able % - oat again
Everything + quite dal n the Oh
business. hat sll men think 10 vii
pick 40 II ne early apflng
r. A. Wilson has heea appointed
m2aaesr hefs for ths Pioneer Tel %.
ghe sau state Kennel : receiving
some aas registered dows ffom the fai
east
+ Df } Wada bona i ~ from Sapal-
pa attending tlls dirss1oFs msstlne d
The Unloa Hank and TFast Co
r. : Kelehum Via moved her'
from Alb01usfQus. Mes nesico hal
moved e IL farm -four miles south d
VlnlfA.
FAb. sth
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06
]. Q. STARR MINIS
IMPORTANT CASE

News reached hers yesterday that
tl.e Secretary g ths latefiof had
rendered deelslon lu tie CsiefoAeo
Allotment contest .rAses. q Nsi "
Gaskey, reversing the declaleu II ,ha
Commlsa onwf 10 this Five Clyillfsd
Ifihes and llsa COMMISSIONER Of la
tlian Analrs aud awarding Tie land 10
the GAskey2
Ii appears that Laura X Gaskey
during ths reign Of the chnrokee
Revenue Collector parchassi farm
At nushyhsAd for herself and the
N mhers Of heF family. from : sale of
Iniradet Improvements made b John
II Coody, Revenue Collector and 1led
0n thu land
The GAskeYs appeared AZ the ehsro.
lee land ones Ia vlnitA Ia Jamnary
EgN aud selected the land in ailot
msnt and fee days latter contest
proceedings wefs instituted ~ Rafus
yann for tha membcn Of bis family,
claiming that tney uefe entitled 70
the land BY virtue Of purchase from
a Cherokee Sheriff'a sale prior u the
sale made bf Coody The Casters
claimed that the Cody sale ~as made
tscAuse Of the fact that vann bad
failed TO pay the purchase price. ard
had thsreby forfeited his right to tho
land
The Commission 70 The Five civil
lsed tribes decided N favor of Vann
and against oAzseys holding the nnt
sheritfs sale sslid and the SECOND one
void
The Gaaaeys emplayei J. c. Stair
TO take an appeal for them, which le
did, and again the ease ~as dseidsd
against GAskeys b. the Indian once
ana J G, starr again appealed the
casa, this time 70 the Secretary u The
Interior on the theory that 0askcys
had iled on the land iirsi, that Il was
ap 70 vann "a sbow that his title
through the a,t Sheilns sac wss
good and wsa such a. would eousey
"a The vanns right % allotment oi
tAe and a. against q citlfsn ~ha had
q prior tling
The Department has sustained NJ.
STAIRS contentipn ard haa rendered d
decision reversing
the Commissioner 70 the Five Civilized
Tribes and the CousloDss q Ia
dian Anairs "a tie sollowing CleFukee
Allotment contest eases aud asauilng
ths land u tie eAsssyf the decision
stating
Finally the decision of gaaF ealoe
Meaning the Indian ones n favor
o the contestants IS reversed 10 tho
easss
No ai Ada Il wafd "a laafa X
sAskey; No ~. Afford Nau -
Laura X. GAskey No. rs. WINS
Sana " Oliver II Farf1r 10 ils.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06
CITY DADS MEET
And Dispose u a BigsBassh q Bnsl
aess Last Night


THE cit1 council met 10 regular ses-
sion last nlght with Al msmbefa pre-.
nant ~lth tie sncsptlop II AidsfmAa
HALL TIE gullcwlmg blaaissaa waa IT,
ken 10 Ana siIapuned "a
nscorleF e r Fnsle gillsd his 70
port showlng the hnAneial states u
the clty
Clty Attorney patton allet bis -
port Of lesssl lessisa IA he matter of
strest cfu~ine built b. T u Iilppls.
and the claim q NJ illppls fos sits.
a whlch i leid hy the cheFuees Ma
tlonal EsAnk wAs Allosed
Tla Gnanca commitsA allowed tfln
bn@ taf tie carrsng sapeneeM asfa
waffenss wsss lsaued fes ths pafmaat.
J n Crnley ~ns released from 20
lise dugs Ard e u Williams appoias
"a IN his stead
The oFalnAnes pFosiding foF ths
c.xstFnrtsuu q sldewalks uAs tatsn
up and pNm~ed. The vets standing
Ayea Mars. Dsssapofs. Martin. wnsim.
and Starr. NAys Csutchasldand Fray-
ear
ConnrllmAn Crutehaald Introduces
hn ordlaancs ammendlng oFdlnoe ne
-. % Fedaes tie llcenss 90 the une
halls from esooo 20 $50 psr monfh
duflns the winter moatfe The o.
dln1ncs sent over ufsdeF the fulea
and TIE llc<nse uill Fsmssn the mns
A committee composed of starr.
MASr. add craschnsidusss Appoinss4
70 contract f0f city enTlnror
TIE petitl0n sof tsdurslon u tArm
on Nugtl4N llson strenf So fsfeFr~@
10 rlss sp*csAl taH committee
A resolution was lEtfudaeoi ~
co0ncnman wade and pA>sed % ss
tend tie tire Limit fof TIE paYmsnt
q iasss untii April 10th
Conneilmsn Wade. harln ard
starr wess Appointed q kdiasi q ~.
tlsmeut Nith ne sell dfilis~
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06
MURDER CHARGE
Gus GroOms on Trial Teday fog The
Murder of Frank Williams

A blE delegation q Hlnsiackst slll-
Esn came down Ga tie Katy tials nns n.
igsg - witnesses ia fsus Gfucms mnt
9ef ca@e. n shleh FrAak williams
wAs fatally slaOl~da frw seeks ago
a. thai place lie i having his pre-.
ilmlnaff hearing before Judge u. a.
Fre4f this Aftefaoan on a charge of
murder 70 hrst asKree Gfuons was
tried fsw weeks aea On clasgs 81
AssAalt ansl intent q klli and IS
hound assr without bsii 70 await tie
fesalt = thc Injuries inflicted "a vi
liams ~ Nilliams dsash a fs~ aAfs
AFu fssalted ln taraaaa tein0 held fo
AnAseg q ghv ctasFs e murlsf ne
cuufl from A rro~sd fhis aftsgnasn
an3 tF,efs il much Interest mgHlsess
- 10 he out cone q the es.s
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06

Wm. Bryan Is the choice Of
the Oklahoma Democracy for
president He Is the choice Of
the Southern Democracy. and of
all the western states. Al
article IL the Chicago Record
Herald : few days ago from The
pen Of Walter Williams says that
never IN Bryan's career was he
50 strong with The people Is he
Is soday. never before was he -
iormible q candidate for the
presidency He has shown him
SELF The true prophet, tho patriot
and the peer 0f any American
statesman He i q christian
gentlemen. devoted 70 the prln.
ciples Of democracy which
furnishes 4 denunclalion and ]
remedy for every II that threat.
ems tie people q his nation.
Bryan loves his fellowman ana
like nIher we'll known Democrat.
believes that every governmental
question y A moral one.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06
DYNAMITE N FLEETS FUEL
Stick Five lnehes Loag faaad
whils coaliag ths 0hle

Washington. fsh TIE ccmuAnd.
lng olicet of tlss baitisshlp uhlo. ~
pnrts that whlle taxing ecAi frum ire
chartered collier Fsftana At foft u
Spain. rflnidAd. = stlek az dyuAmits
about aFe lachts "a length wsa foun
TIE Fortuna had A rafgn or new Fsvea
coal supplied hy the herwind. White
Coal hlning Company a. Nswpoft
Ness Va This Is tAs eecond slus
that dynamlts isAs hssn found 10 ecsl
furnished United States msn - pAf
The previous cass secured osss :
year ako and u resulted Ia an orasf
being lsseed b. Admiral K,ana crsse
sng al odscsx and men snploysi Ia
coallng shlpa 10 examine coal cAfefal,
~ while hslng pot atcard ahipm TIE
order described shs gtsmrM Appear
arsca of dynamite, and gave CERTAIN
nsceszaFY precautions % bs observed
Tllls dynamite wxs evidently . stiek
Used Ia mining TIE ooai and esoapsd
the observation of tfis mlusrk and
persons By whom u subsequently, So
handled
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06

A few Oklahoma farmers have
been allured % he British
Northwest during tha lsst few
years BY glowing pictures Of
farming prosperity there. Crops
we're 3 total failure last year and
the dominion government i
planning 10 loan the farmers
money with which 10 purchase
seed grain. The heaviest crop
failures were IN Alberta AMI
Saskatchewan.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06
M. mmYAM's posHrfOM

Several newspapers recently
printed a statement that Mr..
Bryan had written TO a friend in
the east that he would decline
lhe democratic nomination for
the presidency should il develop
that a certain portion Of the
delegates TO the Denver conven
tion were opposed 70 him. Mr.
Bryan made no such statement
His position was clearly describ.
ed in a statement printed IN
The Commoner Of November Is
That position is well told by this
extract from the November Is
statement.
"Mr. Bryan will not ask for
or seek = nomination, aud he will
not assume TO decide the question
of his availability. lie has been
SO amply recompensed by hls
party for what be has done and
for whss he has endeayored 10
do. that he could not claim the
nomination a. . reward; neither
should his ambition be con.
sidered, for be has had honors
enouga from his party 10 satisfy
ans reasonable ambition. The
only question that ought 70
weigh with the party is whether
the party can % strengthened
and aided more by his nomination
than by the nomination of
someone else. II he can serve
the party by being is candidate.
he will accept the commission.
and make the besl tight he can
II, however. the choice falls up
on another, he will not be dis.
appointed or disgruntled His
availability isa question 10 be
decided not by him. no BY . few
leaders, not even by the leading
newspapers that call themselves
democratic, but by the voters Of
the party, and e them he IN
trusts the decision If the aucs
tion they are The supreme court
ia ail matters concerning candi
dates as they are IN al matters
,oncerning the platform.
1t may be added that M
Bryan does uoi regard the pluto
cratic newspapers ihai have
hahlsaally misrepresented him
as being qualified g speak even
for i minority IL Democrats
Those newspapers speak for
"the system The rank and
Tie Of The demoeratieparty viii |
shape the party's course At
Denver Il is not to be expected
that The program adopted "a the
interests OF the general public
will meet with she approval of
those from whose impositions
the public ia even uow seeking |
relief
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06
LKTrnm rmOm I. !. mOmpY.


I Hon II ] Hobby, the popular
young representative from Craig
County. has been besieged hy
friends and admirers throughout
the county to becomea a candidate
for delegate to the National Con
vention, At Denver. but In a let
ter 20 the Daily Chieftain he says
he feels. that as he has been hon.
orod by election of representa-.
ton he prefers 10 see ~ome other
Democrat named IN place
This shows MS loyalty Of true
Jeffersonism Democracy IN pub.
fishing his letter in full As fol
lows,
Guthrie. Okla. Feb. /, 1908
Daily Chieftain,
Vinlta, Okla,
\ have received number ~
letters 10 the last week from
Craig and other counties asking
that / be 3 candidate for dele.
gate 10 the National Democratic
Convention 10 be held next sam
mer. As | am too busy 10
answer them all, | write you
and ask that you make public
my views In regard thereto
l feel that there are too many
good men in the party for us to
make the mistake OF pillng up
the honors on a few 10 the neg
lect Of others. jusi a. true. ca
pable and deserving To my
mind Andy Voyle's doctrine.
Pass the thing around is the
only safe one 10 adopt. hence,
while duly grateful to those
partial friends who have hoped
to secure for me this unsolicited
honor. 20 be consistent | must
decline 10 allow my name 70 beI
used Ia connection with ans
other position until have served
out ms term ia the office 20 which
the people Of Craig County, at
my request, elected me Give
this honor TO some other Demo
crai. who. while deserving just
as much ~ I do has had nothing
AZ the hands oi the party
! even believe though leave
this to the voters that no state
officer. except Gov Haskell, who
would amply represent the al
ministraton, should be paced
on the delegation, and that the
rest % the list should be filled
FROM among such men as Roy
Hoffman. Henry Furman, Lee
Cruce and others, who swallow
ing their ehagr.n, srese from The
dust of defeat and I'D valiant
service for Democracy.
1 say this not Nd dictate uf even
hiut at whom NJ people should /
choose hat ! believe our inten
lion should be 20 prove shat uoI
particular faction owns our party /
and thus i possible cement ihem /
al into one harmonious whole /
Assuring every friend who has
interested hiusclf in ny behalf
Of MY sincere gratitude for his
kindness, ! remain,
Very truly yours.
+. ] HonpY
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06

The new drainage canal that
is being built across Bates
county. Missouri. vill stop the
overflow o. about IS 900 acres Of
rich farming land that Is worth
Sl00 per acre.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06
LET THE PEOPLE RUE.

From the editorials that are
going the rounds Of the pluto
cratic element of the metropo
Titan press one would suppose
that we were Ia Russia instead
of American. These papers
salk Of the democratic conven.
ton as II the voters OF the party
would not be allowed 10 express
themselves on platform or can
didate. We are told that the
leaders will insist on this and
insist on that, a. II man could
be leader without followers
A man is u leader only when he
is going in the same direction
that the people are. when he op
poses what the people want, he
ceases 70 be- a ieader The men
who have made a business as.
sets OF government and who con
troll newspapers merely for the
purpose Of sandbagging every
exponent Of popular government
and for the purpose of aat'ering
every efiiclal who betrays his
trust, these men will not control
the democratic convention. They
viii neither be present them
selves, nor will they be repre-
scented by proxy They will be
found where they have always
been found, sssassinating demo
evacy, and all vino stand for De
mossacy. but the Investigations
Of the last few years have rob
bed these payers 81 their faugs
They strike as madly as 81 sore,
bur their influence for harm IS
very much weakened We are
not living under 4 despatism.
We arr living d free America,
I'd m free America The viii Of
he voters is supreme When
the voters are sleeping, lkese
solid guardians Of the public
veal may secure control and *
ereise a little brief authority.
ont when the people awake they
retire like the shadows u the
night
LET the people rule" IS the
slogan that won great victory
N Oklahoma. ''let the people
rule was the maxim Of 0klaho.
mass constitutional convention.
let the people rule is D.- do.
trine Of 0klahoma's legis.~sure,
which j. proving to the public
what real democracy can do for
the people when the government
i in the hands Of real democrats.
Nov let the people rule IN the
nation. and IN order that the
people may rule IN the "a.
ton, let voters rule in the
Democratic party II the
leaders don't like the plat
form or The candidates nominat
ed, tho people can select new
leaders, for Il Is much easier Tor
an army OF voters 70 select lead
ers than Il h for = few leaders 10
= gather an army Of voters.
Comm0ner.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06

Ada n ward w. glllsaf n FsFfAn
Ne. Asl Salllm vAnn w. Jnla Il
giaakey, ana ne lands invoiyed lssFeln
are hefabr awarded e thc Respective
c0nlsstss4 fhls action results le
GAUSS ol tl,e fAlless ofssld ront ssisula
70 sziabliah alirmksissly 4 pleisfel.cs
right e select the lands ~ quest len
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06
WAatHssrlAaas p..lr..

Esefflaif desires sad htAlfh.
uhici = lagxssihls aisisss ne kiausfs
are hsaltla fplafs kiansf neneds
c0rfec9s irregularities 81 cures ait
terms II klsiuef aysi biA.lasF disorders
Tass Felefs + ldusg ll.usdY a. unee
aad pfesenis hushga disease aid
Diabetes Sold bg an staskisis
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06

Thar tie wAy fnu feel shout tte
ien4A sisa fQu have hacking cough
its fuaasbness a at i ~ "a ssa
trust q laek - Tsi ossf il. ~hsu hst
g~ts iluafhoasld s fae wiil step ihs
cough afa l.sai ihs luoss Sold -
Peoples nfHs siofs.
Price zss soc ana q e. psf n0tfls
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06

Robbers dgnamiled the safe Of
tha State Bank at bridgeport
yesterday and escaped with Eve
hundred dollars IN currency.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06
Muskogee Is wrestling wlth an
epidemic Of laxrippe.

sapnlpa has organized : Com
mercial Club which proposes 70
boom the town for al there : in
II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-04
Stage
Mrs. TempLe,s telegram.

10
by far the cleanest and most anus.
ing farce comedy presented in Amer.
ics in the past twenty years" was tho
comment of an eminent New York
City critic. while leaving the Madi.
son Square theatar after Just having
Witnessed a performance Of "Mrs.
TEMPLES Telegram" the now famous
mlrth-provoker which Manager j. L.
Powell has secured as the attraction
on Thursday night, November s. for
the Grand Opera House. Its great sue.
cess IN New York was duplicated all
cyer the country last season and this
year the brilliant farce is in greater
popular favor than ever before. In.
terprsted by James B. Delcher's clever
coterte of associate players, the do.
mestlc troubles Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Temple, unwittinsly increased by their
well meaning friend, Frann Fuller.
are the means OF distributing more
clean, genuine, healthy laughter owe
the country than all of the comic
weekiles and monthlles combined. The
various roles In the play are. portray.
Ell In a manner as never before, in
consequence Of which. there is not
one single point in the farce which
fails to carry over the footlights.
which fact prlbably accounts for the
unparalleled popularity now being en-.
t;yed by the associate players, 10.
never before in the history Of the
American stage has a pure farce com.
edy attracted such large audiences as
nresin evidence at the theaters over
the}ccuntry when sMrs. Temples Tel.
esrang the attraction. FROM 4 AZ.
clalias ven ~ other standpoints Iii
Indications point 70 the forthcomins
ensagenent here as being record.
breaking one for faIs city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-04

The Piet 81 THE 7cIr o. cemrsut E.
one Of i1s eltous rolni. about
Paul Giimores DEW rij ass q New
York Grille. lis The plot Airs R.ia
johnson Young las given it, Not con-
tent with bright characteristic dia-
|ioeue and vel knit contracting chaf-
arteT The authoress has bound
mi ting BOYS n Company 3 "a
ths . coFd more taan nsnai
natc trts Tons Allen play
led BY Mr GnM ii ID @Ith.
pretty Eileen MaGrane Tony is NOT
blessed with much 81 tbs worlds
goods and EiIel's mother Ike many
another sensible mother, sees . ii.
Arthur stablers mitlsns than in.
Tonys -precarions law mactice ana.
promptly. puts an s~xtinguisher over
Tony's hopes and bids him look else
where. But love Is as agile in this.
Twentieth Century as in the good OLD.
olden time and finds a way to outwlt
the lady mother more times than she
csn plan not to be cutwitted. The
novel use to which a speaking tuba
is put in the frst act shows Tony's
resourcetulness, and the advantage
taken by him in his position cf Cap.
tain of the New York Grass Is anoth-
Ier. There are many other factors in.
tie play that initiate against his sue
cess. but Tony Is IN Ingenious lover
and finally sends his motharln.law-to-
lie out OF the room while he smooths
away all objection to him as a sutton
and ribs the place OF old money bag
and his Objectionable son.