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Evening journal., 1908-06-24
WAS SHOT WHILE
CHASING BOYS

Chasing a crowd Of boys. who were
teasing him and some other men, who
are employed in building a new roed
near TallyN lille. last night, George
Dempsey aged "a years. who lives at
Talleyvilf was shot in the upper part
OF the right side of his chest. 1t is
not known exactly, who did the shoot
ing, but it looks as If the shot was
accidentally fired by one of the men
in Dempsey's own party The bullet
has been recovered ana as il did not
stike any vital parts, the young man
Is not seriously wounded and will re
cover. He is now at the Homeopathic
Hospital.
Dempsey and his fellow workingmen
have been much annoyed by a gang of
boys and last night decided TO chase
them. One Of the men armed him
self with a revolver and while tho
chase was at its height, a shot was
fired and Dempsey received the bullet.
State Detective Harry /. ellis vii.
make an investigation.
Evening journal., 1908-06-24
WATCH THE CELLAR.
If Not Clean II ls Breeding Place Fsr
slokness.

II Not Clean II Is a Breeding Place For
9lokness.
Underground cellars ought 20 be done
away with. They are relics OF a dark
age. More sickness originates In them,
physicians claim, than anywhere else
about the place. They cannot be kept
in sanitary condition while vegetables
are constantly decaying there. The
place for cellar Is above ground and
outside the dwelling Leave the base
ment for the furnace, the coal bin and
a general storer0om. An above ground
cellar is more convenient IN every way.
Your vegetables oan be stored with
less than half the labor when you DO
not have to go up and down stairs with
them. You can keep an above ground
cellar clean with but little trouble
while the underground one, being difi-
cult to get at, viii be neglected nine
times out Of ten and allowed 70 become
a source of infection 10 the family
above it.
Ventilation and temperature are
much more controilable In such a build
ing than in an old fashioned upder-
ground cellar, which obliges the house
wife to use up so much strength In
climbing stairs. Locate it convenient
to the kitchen, with which II can be
connected in winter by an inciosed
passageway. Watch the cellar. Re
member, the doctor who immediately
asked, when called TO treat a case OF
typhoid fever. If there was decaying
cabbage in the cellar. There was.
Keep the cellar sweet and clean and
see that it is frequently aired.-subur
ban Life.
Evening journal., 1908-06-24
ROOSEVELT WILL
ATTEND FUNERAL
By United Press Leased Special wire.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
OYSTER BAY, June 24.-Immediate-
ly upon the receipt OF telegram from
Mrs. Cleveland announcing her hus-
bands death, the President dictated the
following reply:
Mrs. Grover Cleveland. Princeton,
N ].
Your telegram shocked me greatly.
Mrs. Roosevelt joins in deep and sin
.eere sympathy. l have, OF course,
abandoned my intention of starting for
New London and the boat racsp, so
that II the funeral Is either Thursday
or Friday I can attend. / can also at
tend If IL Is Sunday, but II It is Satur-
day, number OF men are coming here
from various parts of the country on
a business engagement which / cannot
we'll break. VIII you direct some one
to write me when the funeral will be
held, and where?
Theodore Roosevelt.
oyster Bay. June a."
Evening journal., 1908-06-24
POSTAGE STAMPS.
Waste and carelsssnsss That Enrich
Uncle Sam.

Waste and carelessnsss That Enrich
Uncle Sam.
IF we waste other things the way
we do stamps" said a stamp clerk the
other day. I'VE Americans are tust
about the most wasteful people on the
face Of the earth
Uncle Sam is much more than half
a million dollars in pocket every year
as a result of carelessness IN the use OF
stamps. The government never loses
anything by such carelessness and al
ways gains.
How many stamps do you put loose
In drawer Of your desk or in a corner
Of your pocketbook and never think Of
again until you come across them, aged
and torn. while rummaging about
months later? Then they are tossed
into the wastebasket. i7-
Lots Of people are careless about
putting stamps on envelopes and paper
wrappers. The result is that often be
fore the stamp has been oanceled il
has fallen or and the letter Is held N
at the other end Of the hne until post
age is paid.
"A great many moro folks put on toC
much postage. They slap on two Of
three stamps TO a package that ne
quires Qiy one. They are too busy OI
too indoient 10 take the trouble tC
have the package weighed and fnd
out how much postage the package
requires.
IF too little postage is put on a let
ter, Uncle Sam simply holds It up al
the other end until the postage due
has been paid. But n too much Is put
on Uncle Sam simply pockets the ex
cess 70 which he is not entitled anc
says nothing. "-ChioagO Tribune.
Evening journal., 1908-06-24
wORKMEN PRESENT WATER
SET TO Mr.. AND MRS. KANE

Last night was Workman Night" al
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward r
Kane. No. 1907 West Seventh street
Mr.. and Mrs. Kane returned home sew
.eral days ago from their wedding trim
and on Monday night the members OF
Water Witch Fire Company were their
guests at very pleasant social
Last evening twenty-five members OF
Wilmington Lodge, A. o. o. W.. paid
Mr.. and Mrs Kane an unexpected visit
and presented 10 them cut glass
water set. The presentation was made
by Eugene Sasse and William r. stin-
mel. A delightful social season fol-
lowed.
Fine stone street. at Hamilton ParL .
Evening journal., 1908-06-24
EXCURSIONISTS
ALARMED OVER HELP CRY

wesley and Kingswood NJ. e. Sum
day schools went on an excursion "a
Burlington Island Park by the Wilson
Line and the steamer Bristol yesterday
They had a delightful day.
There was some excitement at the
park when a cry for help went up from
a young man who was in bathing
Persons on the shore were alarmed and
a boat was put out hastily After the
boat reached the young men the calls
for help were said to be a ojke.
Evening journal., 1908-06-24
FIRE APPARATUS
FRIGHTENED TEAM

Sparks from boiler set fire 10 a pile
OF lumber at the lumber yard of =.
Wesley Weldin, on the south side Of
Market street bridge to-day and an
alarm was struck from box No. 142.
The damage was sliSht.
In going 10 the fire one Of the engi-
neers Of the department frightened a
pair OF horses belonging TO Francis
Kelly and Company, which were stand-
ing at Front aud Shipley streets. The
animals ran a short distance up Ship
ley street. and in the middle of the
square eollided with wagon Of the A.
j. Hart Company, badly damaging ii.
The runaways were caught at Second
and Shipley streets.
Evening journal., 1908-06-24
HAD CONSUMPTION;
HANGED HIMSELF

ELKTON. Nd, June 24.-Because he
was suffering from tuberculosis. Otto
Lutz, a native Of Germany, but for
many years a resident Of Hartford
county. became despondent and com .
mitted suicide by hanging himself with
a stout piece Of twine.
Lutz was 76 years old and was a
tinsmith by trade Some years ago he
purchased a small farm, near Benson.
whe he has resided He is survived by
widow and one son.
Evening journal., 1908-06-24
POPULAR LABOR
MEN IN CITY

Charles H. Ruth. Of Philadelphia, an
organizer of the Bricllayers' Union. is
In Wilmington in the interests of union
bricklayers here in connection with sew
eral large building operations. Mr.
Ruth was a speaker at the protest
conference" held here recently under
the auspices Of the entral Labor Union,
and is well known among Wilmington
union workingmen.
Evening journal., 1908-06-24
Tryina 10 Float Schooner

The wrecking tug Breakwater today
will make another attempt 10 float
the fishing schooner Colonel Thomas
+. Austin, before reported ashore on
Dead Mans Shoal, Delaware Bay. The
Austin ran aground at high water
which makes the work OF floating hes
difficult.
Evening journal., 1908-06-24
CLEVELAND DIED
THIS MORNING
lcontInued from FIrst PsEsl

ouently came from the bedside and the
death Of the patient seemed imminent
But with the coming Of better weather
the ex-president rallied and a little more
than a fortnight ago he was removed 70
his home in Princeton.
Physicians were in constant attendance
upon him.
Evening journal., 1908-06-24
Funeral Of Rev. Albert Chandler

Arrangements for the funeral Of the
Rev. Albert Chandler. who died on
Monday have been completed The
services will be held this afternoon az
2.S0 o'clock in Bethel NJ f. Church
parsonage and tomorrow afternon ser
vices will be held in the Crompton NJ
r. Church. Queen Anne county. Nd
Interment will be made in the crump-
ton cemetery.
Evening journal., 1908-06-24
Enan,s Rand at RaItin ore.

Egan5s Band OF Delaware is reheafs-
ing preparatory to going TO Baltimore
on Monday where it will play during
the season in Electric Park. The band
under the leadership Of Professor John
S. Egan leaves for Lenape on Sunday.
where a final concert viii be given and
will play in the Baltimore Park on
Monday evening.
Evening journal., 1908-06-24
Passed Comfortable Nioht.

DR.. j. M. Winner, who is IN az his
home. No sos King street. passed a
more comfortable night last night. al
though il is reported that he is not
quite so we'll this morning as was hoped
/ for
Evening journal., 1908-06-24
Sunday School Boys to Play Ball


Young men of Grace and of St
Paurs NJ E. Church will play bah al
woodland Beach tomorrow, the Sunday
schools of the churches having ar
ranged ta spend the day at the re-
sort.
Following will be the line up Of the
teams:
George B. Isenberg, Gather
II. Mccall, pitcher; S. McCaig, tirs'
base; o. Porter. second base; +, He'-
derer, third base; c. King shortstop;
Pierce Donovan. right field; B. Stricx
land. center field; Powell, left feld
st. Paul's-W. J. Kelley, catcher; II
Dutton, pitcher; S. Thompson, shot
stop; S. Prentice, first base; w. Josln
second base; e. Smith, third base; l.
Wilkins, left field; J. Creighton, center
field; G. Lynch. right field.
Evening journal., 1908-06-24
BIshop cranston In povsr.

DOVER, June 24.-Bishop Earl
Cranston, one OF the bishops Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church and whose
episcopal residence is Washington, DC.
arrived in Dover last evening. accom-
panied by Mrs. cranston.
Evening journal., 1908-06-24

Engine 52s7, while shifting in tho
Clayton yards, run through a switch
yesterday, derailing all the trucks Of
the locomotive The engine was soon
placed on the track by the new steam
derrick, operated by NJ p Hallett.
Evening journal., 1908-06-24
RshOboth Rsady For MIIItia.

REHoBOTH, June 24.-Arrange-
ments are already being made at Re
hoboh Beach for the annual enoamp.
ment Of the State Militia
Evening journal., 1908-06-24
Tnaohnrs tn niua Part,l

The teachers OF No. School win give
a garden party at No. 80 Adams
street this evening. for the benefit OF
the Teachers Mutual Beneficial Aaso-
oiation.
Evening journal., 1908-06-24
PUBLIC SALE
House and boarding stable, at 10 o'cioal,

House and boarding stable. al 10 o'clock
n m.
TUESDAY. JUNE S0TH. 1908,
AZ the Court House. Wilmington, Del
Three-story brick house Is feet front
with large lot--No 22o9 Market ST. Prep
erty rented and IN good condition.
nails and good offce-No.-502 East 1itn St.
Two-story hrick4and frame dwellings -
Nos i6S3-i635 Claymont ST.
All properties rented Sale positive 10
close an estate
GEORGE A. ELLIOTT.
J24-26-e9 Executor.
Evening journal., 1908-06-24
Mnrrlnd at Old sueden.

The Rev. Albert E. Clay, rector OF
Old Swedes Episcopal Church. last
night married Samuel d. Adler and
Miss Hazel ]. Senior. both OF Brooklyn
N. Y.
Evening journal., 1908-06-24
serviee at central chureh.

The Rev. ]. NJ. Hubert win conduct
the preparatory service in Central
Presbyterian Church tonight in the
lecture room at 7.45 o'clock. II is espo-
cially desired that all the members Of
the congregation will attend.
Evening journal., 1908-06-24

WANTED aN4GHr WAITER ct
w Heifslls IS. tlh 81 White. i2A'N
~.0r .pENT-TWo COMMUNICATING
+ rooms. III private family, with OF
urithsuf hoard or for light housekeepus,
7N w. Ninth ST. i2i-st-eed
rxrANrED-A GOOD COOK APPLY
w 1901 Rodney Sc l-'-es
sfrrrtffsF,s sAlE-HY VIRTUE OF A
writ 81 Alias Levari Facias 10 me dre,t-
"a VII 5e exposed 10 Public sale, at tne
Court House on Market street, be'Wes n
~ VViinainrton New Castle county Dell
Evening journal., 1908-06-24

Mrs. Mary Masaw is visiting Health
ofncer Bmil Ulrich on account OF the
graduation OF hia son from the High
sohssl
Evening journal., 1908-06-24

Miss Jennie b. Todd is spending :
fesw weeks with her uncle and aunt
DR.. and Mrs. Frank S. Hall in Wissa.
hickon, Pa.
Evening journal., 1908-06-24
Orphans, Court Work.

In Orphans Court this morning
Judge Spruance granted an order. I.
the Wilmington Trust Company TO SCI
the real estate of Eliza Monroe. Cath
crime j. Hunter was also granted al
order to sell the real estate of Bayart
Houston. The sale of the real estat,
of George Fuhr, deceased, was confirm
ed. G Candy Hopkins was appointed
guardian for Joseph f. Hopkins.
Evening journal., 1908-06-24

The man who is short on funds is too
often long on hot air and loud talk.
Evening journal., 1908-06-24
Stock Markets

o'clock quotations from =. D.
Laekev g. Co., Bankers and Brokers'
s43 Market street, Wilmington, Del.
Anal. Copper. & llMo. Kan&Te sS1{
Evening journal., 1908-06-24

Girls viN be girlsI
They yiH roll on the
grass.
They wiH soil their
dresses. They yfH get
their hands and faces
dirty.
All rightI Let theml
Ivory Soap and water
will make everything
clean again.
Equally available for bath, toilet
and fine laundry use.
Ivory Soap
SO 4>1Oo Per Gent. Pure.
Evening journal., 1908-06-24

Anal. copper. oS y MO. haho lea aoI7
Am. SmeltC Co. 74T Nat. Lead Co. 90
Amer. Sugar. r...I77AlN. Y. Central IooW
Atchison '....... 81 Ont. & West. .383S
tchison. pfd ... Norfolk & West 664l
Brooklyn Tran. A5HlNor. Pacific 1884
B. SIS Pacific Mail as
Can. Southern Pennsylvania IIeH
Chi. Or. West 6APeople's Gas ...9I "a
Ches. & Ohio. .3S3s Reading
Chi. & Alton 25H Read. Ist pfd.
Chi. g. N. W.. Read. I'd pfd...
C.M. g. st P. I3I %lD. & H. .........
Rock Island I5%lD., l.. & W.
Rock Island pfd Southern Pac. Ss4
Erie ............ 1885 South. R. Com I6H
Erie, Ist pfd ...34H Texas Pacihc."22
Or. North. pfd. Tenn. C. al Co
Illinois Cen. ... Un. Pac Com. t43
Louisville ......Io7HlU. s. st. Com. 1919
Int. Met. com Io4lU. S st. Pref. IoI u
Int. Met pfd Wabash Com. -,
Man. Con. ..I37 Wabash Pref. 724
Missouri Pac.. 46AlWestern Union So
Evening journal., 1908-06-24
FOURTH STREET
EXTENSION HALTED

Owing to the delay in the shipping
of rails and other material, the propos-
ed extension Of the Wilmington City
Railway down Fourth street to the
steamboat wharf has been halted tenn
porarily and the work will take longer
than was expected. General Manager
Samuel S. Hoff said today that as soon
as the material arrived the work would
be completed as speedily as possible
Evening journal., 1908-06-24

In the strug
gle TO avoid the
com mmonplace
m a n Y of u S
achieve only the
eccentric.
NJ ost of us
seek advice in
order TO know
what not to do.
Evening journal., 1908-06-24
Enaine DeraiIed Al cIavton.

Mrs. A S. Meserve and her daughter
were visitors in this city today.
Evening journal., 1908-06-24
ON SATURDAY.
THE 1ITH DAY OLE IIIIY. 1908.

At 10 o'clock a. m,
tho following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot piece or parcel OF
land with a two-story brick building
thereon erected, situate IN the city Of
Wilmington. aforesaid, bounded and dos
crihed as follows. 10 wit;
Beginning at the intersection Of the
Eoutherly side OF Fifth street with TIN
easterlv side Of Poplar street; thence
southerly along said side OF Poplar sti Get
forty-seven feet 10 the northerly side W
n three-feet wide alley; thence along said
side OF said alley easterly and parallel
with Fifth street. eighteen feet 70 a stalSci
thence northerly parallel with Poplar
street through the middle OF the division
wall between this and the adjoining house
forty-seven feet to the said southerly siia
of Fifth street; and thence thereby west
erly eighteen feet 10 the place OF begin
ming, be the contents thereof what they
may.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property OF Cornelius J. Lucy and MARI
Lucy his wife, mortgagors and tits, ami
20 be sold by
HENRY STAFFORD. sheriff.
sherlffs office, Wilmington, Delaware.
June GOTH. 1908 tts i2i-e5-29-ty2
Evening journal., 1908-06-24
on SATURDAY.
THE nth DAY OF JULY, lsos'

AT no O'Clock n. m.t
the following described Real Estate. VIZ:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land and nessuage or tenement thervon
erected. situate IN the city Of Wilmington
Aforesaid bnunded and described as fol-
lows, % wit
BeelnninE on the easterly side Of French
street between Seventh and Eighth street
al the distance OF forty-six feet from Tho
northerly side Of Seventh street, thence
by a line parallel with seventh street
south ffty-eieht degrees east two hun-
dred and sixty-four feet and eleven IN
ches TO the westerly side Of Walnut street.
thence along the same north thirty-iwo
degrees east twenty-three feet 20 a cor
ner OF land formerly OF John Finn later
o. now OF Stephen Bonsall; thence by said
BOnsall's line westerly parallel with the
first mentioned line two hundred and
slxty-four feet and eleven inches 10 The
aforesaid side OF French street and thence
thereby south thirty-two degrees west
twenty-three feet 10 the place Of begin
ming, be the contents thereof what they
may,
seized and taken IN execution az the
property OF George H. Mccall. admins
TRAITOR a b. n G.. {. a. Of Elizabeth Me-
Call deceased surviving niortgagor of
Elizabeth Mccall and George Mccall hus-
band OF the said Elizabeth Mccall mort
gagors and tits, and to be sold BY
HENRY STAFFORD, sheriff.
Sherirrs Office, Wilmington, Delaware
June 20th 1908 i2i-25-2a-iy2-6-l0
sHERIFFs sllLE-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Ievari Facias to me direct
ed, will be exposed 20 public sale, az lhe
Court House, on Market street. hetweer
Tenth and Eleventh streets, In the citS
OF Wilmington. county OF New Castle
Delaware,
Evening journal., 1908-06-24
Local Quotations

Wholesale quotations in the produce and
poultry market reported by Thomas N.
stavtnn al ! o'clock this afternoon:
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-03-26
He Who Watches
the Game Is Guilty.

Cnshrse Ch "A mAn whe watches
rambling game in Oklahoma. -
the provisions of the N0ddie anti
rambling htil whieh PASSED the SRA
asa ggteu af fhs mn0le, mAy
b. nnea from 81 70 SO. Whila The
man eho takes part ln the came
fnay D. aned from tle Q 80 a.
sMoaKh lail kentenee q ffpn tea g
thirty days mas he ADDED when ms
conviction a. fof betting ai any
gambling table ~ bank The epsfa
tinn a. gambling tnhia or dnxlre 4
tnade feinuf pun'shAbie hT frufn
tNo e. foaF years imprisonment
The ssHata acted fsxnfebis uYon
Senator staHoara h4lt usHaassinz TIE
unice n state exMmlVnF ana iuapret
or
A hlf ta rtstore fap noNer - eieef
rres dHnts and teachers ta the boards
uf regents ~ stale aehoaia MAa intFu
ducea today - Senator Stafford
lfGth haaers ADOPTED the ennfefcnes
report on iha johnson afkss hltt
The rnarhai burst fesnIatian fef
fha appointment AZ e committee ~
three from each house "a lsysatiaAfe
TIE AAHAHAHtfAH " tatHtNHf ttN Ntat#
capital At The geographical ceatef e
TIE state vas recommended Tor pas
sage b. the huuse committee on con
sflguglonai amendments
Durant % hfyan. introduced a
hln A. the huasn apnFupfiatinF s2i
81 f0r ungaid mileage and per digui
~ membefa ~ the constitutional con
seniiuu
noy Haskell signed senate hlll
SO which authorizes the state super
inien6enf Camsrun. - dttburFa the
general school fuHa ~ approximately
ftoe 900 70 the yAfioas counties q
the state foe pHf capita dlHffihatlun
The roYeruor also signed houae tiil
80 bY Eills Ttiieisan defining the 90.
ties % the commissioner of ct~riiiez
and corrections. senate hiii tni bg
FgNerman prohibiting gpluyefe
sending enlpiogss lnio h8Iie. indef
steam pressure. aad Eiiit hfli fsEulat
TAD teachers certificates
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-03-26
ENFORCE nllL Law.
prokltiuon viaisslons sshlss, 10 ss~
Measure

Guthrie Oh The nfolihifioa en
forcsmsnt hlil Which reached the
Kovsfnme Office IN engfoassd form
from became 4 Las TUESDAY, morning
II 10 oeiect. according 60 arrange
msuts made witk the Eusern0f ~
Senator biilups author u The meas.
ure
n vas necsssAfT for tie SIN 10
complete a circuit % both houses 60
receive signatures % the presiding
officers rhe p~n Speaker Murray
used ane the star senator Johnstun
prsaideat pro tern % ne senate used
usrs presented g Senator nlliuns
The blotters and other pes used
weve wtiied 60 the yAftnuA senators
advocates and uppun nenta ~ the bill
The pen ussd b the Governor has
bees purchased - the iocAl order
~ the Wou1sne Chrlatian Temper
snce Untna and uiii 80 20 senator
Biiiups ffnn them fuf tia Nofk IN
eomplstisE The legislation
Thsfs eeFe here cutie q number 81
asplfants for the stations ~ i0eai dis
psnsern eonssmplztsd under The la
smuaE thrm being several st saloon
-" W NHAtN NsHHf AAAHHHN HAHMA ssA
nlllmK the pimeua BE aouid give prwf
sfsuee g. feaefsi anf eunfsdeFats
ssisrsns Z T. aiso ndafsieet that
no stsAlpun man ulIl ta appointed
Several Applications have been filed
FOR the position - staie sEsnry 50,
psflnfsntsni q lucrative office crest
"a - the lsa and regarding che
place ths governor & hesleFsa pllh
ssiesfNma " Endorsement Tbis -
rointmsaf as eel as thaf - en
fnfesmeat attorney. ufIl nus y made
I before Wudnaada8
Representatives ~ Na8nf houses
aat hreseffes weff h the titF Ntfh
FieW - taking the states order
he hli makes tie governor and
/ tie state HNancN aanHfntaadeht naf
chasing agents fof dHupuHafy III
aaufs
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-03-26
Places 5000, 900 With
Farmers & Counties.

aNTnRrr The takleh0ma seaeei
lard beard sinee the pHss4es ot fas
vAn3ssenfsf hiu psfmlluaF 3 ia iqan
sshool mnnes haA iaaaad d r9aeiles
Ana Individual farmers apFfesAmAfr
IS $500 ece ~ this suns l4ss oe0 has
teen iaanea q new toaHtsfs ln usla.
homa g enAbis them % carry on ihcif
eaantg governments unHs thes hewlM
io receive fefenee tYpm faksslpu The
balance Of szisQ8Q has bern laane4
ia Individual farmers upoa farm lane
securities ia addition "a fhis faat
sam y Goo 900 81 the s aAN coo school
tnad i ieaasiied H fagla4e banks ~
iht state asasaafes a. tfate aspos
igore
an ere meats thss ha hen .o#peA
uat 's HfelafIg ssaafti q eawriancs
ktib ftt fansfitHllpn $40 u bdIns.ne
lAa staio lee eenf atefest
Hhe enmilas Aa hate tFaaea
maneg igem ~ seBoai faaa q q
SAFE SAD tas 1#oanf receives ef safa
taNgWa uAmaigea ah6 casi eaea
g. eea teHefHon sba sfaFshs8 esra
SO QeH Cheetas So Fnhf1igg,
s. Ha. uklaskss. flf.ooe. WaHauet.
tsaefa Mccain. fsfesa rana8a ~.
ts&nQN HFYnus 81 aaN stephens,
- 1ae Aaa c8fief 80 Ua0 Nask8.
see eeanly ana several aihef pes
suanf.as afe naN makIn3 preparations
II teenfs loans irom TIE school fals
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-03-26
Big Chunk of Lead

RumoI has L that q large chunk
q head o'e weighing % the neigh-
bofhood d 500 pounds has been
taken oIt q shaft s2 miles east Of
spayinaa town on Spavinaw creek
by some Joplin and Muskogee pros
pettofs A Ninta citizen interested
in the development q that section.
telephopd ovg there 70 the manag-
e. u one ot The companies and found
that the umor Aas true A chunk
q ore tad about As above described.
had been unearthed and was being
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