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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-15
Sepla5iertc &epensart.

8irtb: Gs lit leiOer aaes ollspers
fault. SrGulein. Sd babe uifts gbs
boreS mebr ba.
Serr: 0eitatten Sic bieQeidt, mein
Sroulein, DAB i6 Sbnen nit Elm paar
&iirItelu inter sic Nlrme 9reiie?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-15
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Wpperncr 6prb.

81: -. Alio 6rduIein @lcouore bat
Sir einen Sorb segeben?
o.: Sa. llno BENT Sir MIR. obenz
orein bot tie babel nod mein lan9eS
8eli6t mpmentpbptograpbiertl
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-15
Spab mnB audi iein.
Spefnlatipn.

Gpefmlatipn.
Bauer: Dos lit a per6otener @ee.
oa miiiien's flint Iarf Strafe
Serr: sber es lit bod feline 8ars
nuugstafel ba?
Bauer: Sa, Die baben mir iueese>
npmmen; es tit uns ia ionit fetner
arf ben 8eg ge9aneenl
y. ~ ~
Die b0bcre Sudter auf benz 9anbe.
So6ter: Gel 10 gut, lie6er Sapa,
nnb iase Der &ubmasb, tie ioa Der
8ltb Sallerampfer 81 freiien eebenl
Batter: @arum benn, mein &tnb?
So6ter: 8eil i6 eerne iaure MildJ
trinfen m0Gtel
Wifperifanben.
r.: 8e6it gu benin beuer ni6t In
bic Sommerfrii6e?
g.: 3einl @eine @er66ltniIie ers
lauben mfrs nidt.
b.: 9eine @erbdltniiie? SaIt Su
benin mebr tpte etus?
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ltnbeitreit6arer ausiprnd bes gabe.
ar5tes.
Game: llnb Sic boifen, boB i6 nit
S9luB Der Sation geiunb mad Sauie
tperbe reiIen fonnen, Serr 9oftor?
9abear5t: .@eitimmt. gndoiee
Srau, benn Der Iufent6alt bier pirS
Sbnen getpib ni6t i6aben!
- ~ ~
Gr fennt tie better.
Sunge Srau: Ssfar, i9 bratde Elm
Wpreenffetb.
Sun9er @atte: 8an5 iiberfliiiiig,-
On iteblt ia bod teinen Sag Dor IL
llbr Wittnes auf.
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0emiitblid.
Stabtparf : Iuffeber (3u einem
Spa5ier9duger): Gle ber5eiben, uteiu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-15
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4bfHblnns.

gin9ebiloeter @tuiifer (na9bem er
elm alapieritiid itiimperbait porecz
tra9eu) Ni6t po6r, meiu Srduleiu,
in bicier Competition. ba liegt Dod5
mas berrli6es brin?
3uboreriu; @epiB, mn lhabe, baB
Sie's brin liegen laiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-15
8emMtbli6

Staotparf : Iufieber (8u einem
Spa5ier9duger): Gle ber5eiben, reiu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-15
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@ie itebt's?

grduti9am: SD babe 'es Bis iebt
oermieoen, liebe @rna. Sid na6 Der
Sobe 9eirer Iit9ift 8u frasen. ober
mir lit seitern elm iebr netter @elbz
i6rant fir biuieeH Yreis gum 8aufc
a~ngeboten iuorben. 8as meinIt Su
= tperben mir einen bratd)en?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-15
Sie 9iibe i'm CONNER.

Iuf Der Me6rSabl Der Surmen
mabt pas Siittern Der 8iibe I'M SomS
mer iebr ipeni9 ODER gar feline Ir6eit;
Die aiibe lu1en iif eben ibr Sutter
lelblt auf Der 8eiOe uno lpeiter erbals
ten lie ni6ts. Sn friiberen Sabren.
ais Die Greameries uod niht 10 ih0s
mes 8elb uno bieies ni6t 10 regels
mdBig ndbreno Der @onate be3nble
ten. in benen es Ionlt feline @innabz
men gibt. pie bas Jest geihiebt, pber
Der GARNER nid)t ielber feline Wilh
pe~rarbeitete unb quite Sreiie fiir feline
Butter erbielt; fur5, ais Die WtilG>
luirtbi6uft auf DEN meiiten Sdrmen
mir 10 nebenber betrieben fpurpe lino
Die &iibe 6auptidhlid1 Siinsermaihiz
men tpnren, ba fonnteu Die aiibe I'M
CONNER arh tpobl Damn pbne He6euz
futter ~alsfontmen, ipenn Die 8eioen
tnr5 pnren. GO nlIrbe lpenigltens
gerehnet uno 10 miro beiite nod bort
gerehnet, mo Wiilh nibt Den @ertb
bot tpie in Ger N6be bon 9utteriabri@
fen unb 0roBitGbten. Sn bieien lee>
teren @egenben bat Der Snrmer gez
lernt, bdB ielbit cine quite 8eibe DEN
&iiben nidt bas bietet. mas er
lpiiui6t. 10 reihes Sutter ndmlid.
oab feline ginnabmen fir NilH rno
&abm lih nGbrenb bes san3eu Soms
mer5 aleid bleiben. Sino ole @eiz
Den iebr furS, 10 erforoert eS nidt
mn Der einfahe gtuben. lonbern auh
Die Mlenihli6feit, baB Die Sbiere nidt
bungern. ionberu cine fleine 8abe
6eu erbalten; beiier lit CO auerbings.
iuenn bieies fir ben @inter 9eIpart
unD linen Jest iaftises @riinfutter
lgegeben lperoen fam. Sn Den ieltenz
item SdQeu bdlt Der Saruer es fir
notblpenoig, leinen &iiben i'm CONNER
elm penig @etreioe 81 geben. Gs
mus idpn cine iebr quite @eihe fem.
penu Der Wilhertrag Der aiibe Dem
9leth fomnlen IpQ, tpeuu lie ne6eue
Der nit Sleie unb S6rpt gefiittert
perben. Solbe @eioen 9ibt es. aber
tic iinb Ielten; mdbrenb Der beiRen
Wtonate gebt niht Ii uuf 9efpobnz
lihen 8eipen ser Milhertrae suriid,
ionbern Der Hdbm9ebalt Der Mild lit
uuh gerineer. SuB bierbei ni6t MIR
Sic andppbeit Ser @eioe, ionbern
nl6 Die Sliegenplnee in @etrdd)t
fommt. lit lelbitoeritdnblih; mir ba@
ben Jest aber erfpl9reibe MittcI gum
@elprenaen ser Sbiere unb f6nnen
audi biele Gudlerei bon ibnen fern
balten. &aben Die &ii6e cine iebr
quite Weibe, 10 Iagt iid Der Better
iebr lcibt. Nte6cniutter lit ni6t nDthia
uuo elm Mittel ge9eu Sliegeu pirb az
theller; bic Sbiere fonnen lpd9rcno bes
Sa9es inn Shatten lieeen nub bes
Ndht5 %freiier. Sas tlingt aans
pluuiibel; aber bielc griabrunoen
icbren ms. bnb beu &iiben bas @eiz
%futter, ipenn lie audi bie rei6ite 8eis
DC ba6en. nod nod bon Nhuben iii:
Der WilAertra9 bleibt iih Damn gleid1.
cI6It mdbreno Suli unb Nugult; Dor
Nlem bnIten iih bic Sbiere in Strait
uno perber nuf III ibrer fonlmenScn
Milh5eit i'm udhiteu Sabre ibr heites
t6un. Sober Wilhidrner meib. buS
cine Sub, meihe in bieiem Sabre piel
W(iIh gi6t. n6er nidt in Strait oebals
ten pirb burh guteS Sutter. im ndhz
ten Sabre Ie6r ltnrf Suriidgelt; lie
fallen I'M Grtraae 10 ab, baB tie nid,t
mebr baSiel6e Sbier 81 fem ideinen.
IS
Die 0rabicruns hes GetreineS.
Sicie pi6tiee Srase bat ihon leit
Sdhreu bieI GtoIIb dufoemirbeIt. i'm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-15
Srugc.

angeiteater (aum gbef): Serr
Gbef, i'd trete in pier5ebn Sagen aus,
i'd beirntbe mnb mill mid ielbltitanSig
maben?l
Gbef: -. llnb pa beiratben Sie?l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-15
Die elrapieruns bes eetreiaes.

Sieie pi6tiee Sraee bat icbpn leit
Sabreu piel Staub a%ufgetpirbelt. IN
allen tpeitli9en Staaten belteben be-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-15
WerftuHrbtg

2e%brers9attin: Sd tpeiB nift, mas
oas nit meinem Iauu lit - Ieitoem
Ell felt angeiteIlt lit, tonmt er 9lbenos
lmmer padliger mad 9auie!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-15
Ger anfsereste Snreau6ei.

Nisel. Sic iino bod Elm ri6tiaer
Cell Sbnen feblen nur nod Die
0orner!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-15
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unbeoa6t.

aunbin: Sas Sortrdt tpiro bod
reft biibi6?
Ybptpgrupb: gber nntiirlih, Sraua
lein, Sic iollen it9 ielbit ni6t tpieberz
ertenncnl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-15

Serr, f0nnen sic mir pieQeif,t auf
einen Nloment einen 9leiitift lei6en2
Spu5ter9dnger: Nfit @ergniigen,
5ier lit Der 9leiitiftl
Mufieber: 9anfe - unb nun baben
Sic tpobl aud nod Die @iite, mir
Sbren Namen unb S6re 8o6nung gu
nennen. Sd muB sic nGmlib aufs
idreiben, neil Sic porbin alf bent
8aien berumliefeH!
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GrflGrt.
Srenlber: 8arum ha6en ii6 benin
Die iuueen 2eute ba auf benz Marfts
plns Gae anfgeiteat?
Nn9ttpd6ter: 8iiien sic benin bas
ni6t? Sir Die Sfiiler Der bDberen
REORGANIZATION tinoet ia beute nm IL
llbr cine a%agemeine Mountaineering
itatt.
Ypciie nnb Irpia.
a6 iie6' MIR. &nrl, tpie 6errliG unb
feurig beute Die Sonue untersebt; mas
oenfit OH Dir oa6ei2
SAB lie morgen tpieber aufsebtl
Ged,t bat er.
graminator: Bas lit lei6ter, elm
2iter Bier Dber Elm 9iter @nIier?
graminanb: Gin Sitter Bier lit
leidterl
graminator: 8eipeis2
graminanb: 8eil CT ME bon einaes
i6entt tpirol
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Sanfbar.
Srau: Sier baben Sic ettpas -. /.
uno Damn Bate i6 aud Irbeit.
gettler: S6Dn, i9 tperbe Sbnen
@ineu beri9iden.
@us Der 9etb6ibltut6ef.
gs tbut mir leib, es Sbnen iagen
gu miiiieu. 9udbi9e Srau: aber Der
Serr Senator unb Die blonben Srauen
bon lllmenrteb Iino ieit einem Waonat
nod uidt 5uriidl
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9lmb ein Sabrplan.
Sn Der 9abnbof : &eitauration ser
gnoitntion elmer N~e6enbabn fist Der
gonDutteur 9emiit1lih beim S6oppen.
Gin Srertber fraat ibu, mann Der
ndfite 3ug abgebe. YSobalb ih bieie
8urit oer5ebrt babe, lit Die duBerlt
9emiitbIi6e Inttport pes geamten.
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Wa eben.
Get6e grbiu: Satpobl. Serr 2euts
nant. es lit mein ooQiter grnit, i6
tperoe ME b%eiratbenl
&ber @ndbieite. 10 ieiitrei6. 10
idDn, 10 reid unb mid b~eiratben?
Nun eben besbalbi
Sea, S~ndoisite. mas ioa benin Sa
uniereins crit tbun?
e - "
Irabiider Sprn&l.
@ns On aud6 tbuif unb mie gu ifebjt,
Die @elt lit al5eit 9ein 9eratber.
On 6iit Der 3eit, in Ser gu lebit,
@iel dbnli1er ais Seinem @ater.
,S ~ u
Gin SGfdjeu.
&leinz Hoshen: Ni6t pa6r, Iiebe
Wama, tpenn On mad ourhbrennIt,
Damn 9ibit Oh mir ben Sausl9liiiel
IN Sermabrung?l
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1tnbeoadt.
Gunbin: Sus &ortrdt tpirb bod
reft biibi6?
photographs: Gber nntiirlif, Sraue
lein, Sic iolen ii9 ielbit ni6t tpiebers
erfennen!
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@ie itebt's?
grduti9am: SD babe 'es Biz iebt
oermieben, liebe @rna. Sid nad Der
S0be 9einer Wit9ift an frnsen, aber
mir lit 9eitern elm iebr METER @elo>
i6rant fir binieeu Rreis gum 8aufe
an9e6oten iporoen. 8as meinit Su
- fperbeu mir piueu hrn,,S1eu2
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-17

HONOLULU SCOTTISH THISTLE CLUE.
.Ax&A Meets on the FIRST and third Fri
sAf%A days at 8 o'clock. in rooms in
fK&aky N the Oregon Block. entrance on
fy@@g%sSFg Union Street
j. NJ MacKINNON, Chief
%& JOHN MACAULAY, Secy.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-17
4 FINANCIAL MATTER
STRENGTHENED OUT

In the matter of the estate of Abb
gail K. Campbell Parker, the Hawaiian
Trust Company, the temporary admins
traitor, has filed petition asking leave
to receive payment of a note of some
$4,000 from Samuel Parker, not yet
due, and to release security and mort
gage made by Samuel Parker to Mrs
Parker.
This is stated to be necessary in order
to carry out some financial arrange
ments. Mrs. Campbell-Parker guaran.
teed the payment to the Bank of Cali.
fornia of advances it was to make to
the Kohala ditch enterprises. She was
secured in this by a mortgage from
Samuel Parker of certain property. The
bank has called for the repayment OF
these advances. The financial arrange
ments to repay them have been made
The payment Of the note for $27, O0C
and the release of the mortgage from
Samuel Parker are part of the arrange
ment. The court is asked to give the
necessary authority to carry it out.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-17
MRS. DRE|ER
WINS A DECISION
The Demurrer to Her Complaint
Is 0verruled by Judge
De Bolt.

Judge De Bolt yesterday Overruled
the demurrer of the defendants to the
petition of the plaintiff in the suit OF
Emma Dreier VS.. Cecil Brown.
The suit was brought to set aside the
trust deed by which the late August
Dreier conveyed the bulk of the stock
of the August Dreier Company, Ltd, to
Cecil Brown as trustee. If the trust
deed is set aside, then all of the shares
of the stock of the August Dreier Com
pany, Ltd, become personal property
of the estate and subject to the widow s
DOVER The claim is substantially that
the purpose of the trust deed was to
defeat the widow IS claim of dover.
Mrs. Dreier is Represented in this pro-
ceeding by Kinney, Marx, Prosser and
Anderson, but the argument in the case
was made by Mr.. Anderson. The de-
PENDANT was represented by C. F. Glenn
mons. 1t is believed that if the trust
deed is now set aside, as the overruling
of this demurrer is thought to forecast,
it will mean about 100000 to Mrs.
Dreier.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-17
Appeal Dismissed.

The appeal Of Charles A. Roe, admin
istrator of the estate of Annie Roe, de.
ceased, VS.. William P. Fennell, admin
istrator of the estate of Henry Hogan
deceased, was dismissed yesterday il
the Circuit Court for want of prosecu
ton. The suit involved money claimed
to be due from the estate of Henry
Hogan to the estate of Mrs. Roe.
Divorces Granted.
Judge De Bolt yesterday granted a
divorce to Eva Kalau from Joe Kalau
on the ground of adultery, and tC
Kozqabure Kojima from Sada Kojima
on the ground of desertion. The Gus
tody of the four children are awarded
to the father, the ibelant.
r. - K.sI
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-17

A fourth warrant was sworn out
against Isoi and his wife, Chise, yester
day. They have given bonds in three
eases, but made no attempt to get bal
in this case, and went to Jail, where
they are now awaiting the action of the
grand jury.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-17

There is plenty of holiday cheer
waiting for you at the Palace Cafe. A
hearty welcome. a well-cooked meal at
any hour, and a cold bottle of our fine
draught beer. Richards and Merchant
streets
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-17
Suing for Divorce.

Judge De Bolt yesterday afternoon
began the hearing of the divorce pro
ceeding of Leu Kim against Chang
Wing, on the ground of non-support
This is one end of rather interesting
case. The woman, at the instigation of
her husband,was arrested and tried on a
charge of violating the Edmunds Act,
and after entering a plea of guilty
changed the plea on the suggestion of
Judge Dole and was acquitted.
She is part Hawaiian and part Chi
nese, but dressed in the Chinese style
she looks altogether like a Chinese
woman. Her husband is opposing the
divorce. They have two children, one
of whom, son.. is in China, being edu-
Gated there according to Chinese ideals.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-17
Voluntary Bankrupt.

Dick Helenihi yesterday filed volun
tary petition in bankruptcy in the
United States Court. He schedules liza,
bilities of $521.30, with assets not ex
empt of about thirty dollars, among
which are three chickens. His debts
are mostly for poi, groceries, house rent
and borrowed money. He is married
and has a family.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-17

CHUNG WAH LODGE NO. 4, K. Of P.
Meets every second and last Tuesday at
its hall, Vineyard street, at 7 80 p. m Visit
ing brothers are cordially invited to attend.
WONG KIM SNT CII0NG 60
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-17
The Grand Jury.

The Federal grand jury continued at
work yesterday. A large number of
cases are being heard.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-09-26
ANOTHER DELIGHTFUL DANCE
At THE CHEROKEE CLUB

About fifteen couples enjoyed a most
delightful dance at the Cherokee Club last
night. The music was furnished by Joe
Webber, pi anist, who several years ago
played for the club and to the lively airs
the merry young people danced until
long after midnight, and we're then loath
to quit. The dance was purely an inform
al affair, but those present seemed to en-
joy the occasion all the more. Among
the dancers were;-Misses Elsie Morrison.
Glessie Lee, Mamie Butler, Gertie Nidiffer,
Pauline Kelley. Ruby Robbins, Flora Rob-
erts, Rae Galbreath of Pittsburg, Anna
Robbins Hazel Roberts. Bertha Thomson
Sixkiller Knight, Tom
Gray, Vim. 7. Rye, Robert Lee, Tom Walk
er, Carl Croninger, 7. A. Long, Joe Hunt
Dr. viii Schlicht, Earl Walker, Nathan
Hunt Emmett Hughes, Garland Mars.
Mrs. J. w. Orr, Mrs. L. F. Parker, Jr., Mr..
md Mrs Lyle Orr.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-09-26
LEDBETTER DENIES
RUSSELL'S STORY
Says He Has at noTime Conferred
With Governor Relative to
Pipe Line Case

Oklahoma City, Ok. Sept. 26-W. A.
Ledbetter of Ardmore, attorney for
the Waters-Pierce Oil Company whose
letter to J. D. johnson of ST. Louis, rela-
tive to Governor HaskelIs attitude toward
the Prairie Oil and Gas Company, was
given ont yesterday was here last night.
Il have at no time conferred with Gov
ernor Haskell as counsel for him or the
Waters-Pierce company and do not be-
lieve that the governor has lent any as
sistance to the Standard that he has not
lent to the smallest corporation, he said.
He has at all times acted in a manner
for the best interest if the state. have
never had any respect for Hearst and do
not believe he can adduce evidence which
win successfully eTabarrass Governor Has
kell."
Mr.. Ledbetter is preparing a statement
in reply to the letter issued last night by
L. T. Russell, editor of the Ardmore Morn
ing Democrat.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-09-26
COMMERCIAL CLUB
ELECTS OFFICERS.
Office of Secretary to be Filled by
Board of Directors Carnival
Turned Down.

AT the meeting of the Commercial
club last night new officers were chosen
to conduct the affairs for the ensuing
year. W. B. Coley was reelected president.
The following are the other officers chosen;
George E. Harris, vice president, and F.
M. Smith treasurer
The office of secretary was left vacant
and will be filed by the board of direc-
tors. The new board of directors are DR..
7. I. Winner, Father Charles Van Hulse,
j. w. Orr. A. L. Churchill and j. H.
Butler.
A proposition was submitted by the
Patterson Carnival Company for a week s
carnival here under the auspices of the
Commercial club This proposition was
turned down by a decisive vote of the
club members
The general routine Of business was
attended to and the club adjourned
Remember the Pie Social in the base
ment of the Christian church tonight. All
boys and girls, young men and young
ladies, are invited to come and take part.
Young ladies to bring pies and all young
men to bring little change A pleasant
evening for all. JUNIORS.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-09-26
To ForestGH Possible Embarrassment to Mr..
Bryan Governor Resigns as Treasurer of
Democratic National Confederation
Taken After Lengthy Conference at
ChicGgO--Admits Action Was
Result of Charges.

ment in the fight of honest people against
the special interests"
DO you intend to reply to President
RooseveltY'
Il have not done so yet"
DO you intend to renew your demand
for an investigation of the chargesY"
How can /? Roosevelt admits that he
did not tell the truth"
In answer to a series of questions as to
his relation to the Citizens Alliance, said
TO have been organized at Muskogee, Ok
lahoma, to fight the local unions, Mr..
Haskell denied that the alliance was ever
organized. In reply to questions concern
ing the Standard Oil lcompany, he repeated
his former denials of ever having had
anything to do with that company.
Mr. Bryan is due to arrive in Chicago
at 6:47 a. m. Whether he and Mr. Has
kell win meet was not officially stated at
democratic headquarters.
Mr.. Bryan is scheduled to remain here
for only two hours, when he is to leave
for Madison, Wis.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-09-26
MAY BE BEGINNING OF ANNUAL
COUNTY FAIR
COMMITTEE NOW AT WORK
Business Men Will Offer Liberal
Premiums on all Kinds.of Pro-
duce-TO be October
20 and 21

Plans are on foot to make the meeting
of the Craig county Farmers Institute on
October 20 and 2lst a grand event. Last
night the Commercial club indorsed the
plan of adding to the festivities Of those
two days a complete stock and produce
show. A committee was appointed con-
sistins Of IS. E. Wallen, chairman, J. w
Orr, Dr. c. W. Cay c. Z. Lahman and F.
M. Smith to work in conjunction with the
farmers to make this occasion a memoir
able event in Craig county. 1t is planned
TO offer liberal premiums on all kinds Of
stock, poultry and every variety of pro-
duce Also it is planned to have floral
hall, where fancy sewing. baking and
other products of the efforts Of the women
will be shown and premiums win be offer
ed on all of this sort of produce.
The object Of making these two days a
stock and produce show is to lay the base
for an annual county fair to be held here
1t is to be hoped that every business
man in the city will lend his moral and
financial support to this plan. SO that
Craig county may be made the banner
county of all the great seventy six.
The committee desires that all the
business houses prepare now to offer
premiums on the different kinds Of pro-
duce and upon stock and poultry. The
Farmers Institute is one Of the most edu-
cational and beneficial institutions we
Continued on page %
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-09-26
GREAT CROWDS HEAR
DAVIS AT MIAMI.

Miami, Sept. 26.-Preston S. Davis
spoke to a large and enthusiastic audience
in this city last night. Mr.. Davis is here
on campaigning tour for Bryan and the
great crowds that are turning out to hear
this brilliant democratic orator speaks
well for the interest the people Of Ottawa
county are taking in the campaign.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-09-26

Attorney A. A. Brown is now opening
up an Office in the Wade builling and
will now conduct his practice alone. Mr..
Brown is an able young lawyer and the
Chieftain predicts a grand success for
him in his venture by himself. Mr.. Brown
has formerly been connected with the
firm of Riddle & Clapham.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-09-26
"NOt Just as Good, But Better
Values for the Money"

THE WRIGHT STORE
adopted this motto about three and one half
years ago and we have kept it before us ever
since 1t has always been In our buyers
minds in their searches through the Eastern
Markets 1t is with us when the merchandise
is delivered and marked out at the
retail prices We adopted an iron clad
absolutely one price and your money back if
you want it sale. The first year we we're re-
warded by gain in sales of over 40 per cent;
then we saw our business double, and this
year we have every reason to expect our sales
to be nearly three times what they were in
1904.
When we open our doors Tuesday morn
ing we will begin business in store room oc-
cupying 1900 square feet with IS feet OF show
windows n the largest exclusive wearing
apparel" store in any city the size Of Vinita in
the state.
Weintend to strengthen and enlarge every
department in the store. The new "Toggery"
room will be used exclusively by the Millinery
and Ladies Ready-to-wear Departments and
will be spacious we'll lighted and pleasant
place to shop in.
Purchases for all other departments have
been heavier than usual and the space occu-
pied by Millinery and "Ready-to-wear" will
hardly be sufficient to take care Of this increase
in stock
We InUite YOu to Pay an Early Visit to
Our Enlarged Store
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-09-26

Miss Galloway viii begin her class Of
kindergarten and dlhwing work in the
Primary Sunday school room of the Metho-
dist church Monday morning at o'clock