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The Washington times., 1908-05-10
Wednesday.
BREAKFAST.

Baked rhubGrb ana cream. salt mack
ereI and tomato sauce, mullins, toast.
tea. and coffee
LUNCHEON.
Fricasseed eggs. steWed potatoes. pea
nut butter sandwiches. home made can
ned fruit. and tea waters, cocoa
DINNER
Mutton broth. larded caIFs liver rice
crouuettes. string beans. bread-and-nar-
malade pudding. black coffee.
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Thursday.
BREAKFAST.

BREAKFAST.
Oranges. cereal and cream. bacon and
fried hOminy, mullins. toast. tea. and
coffee
LUNCHEON.
Minca of liver "a leftover. mush-
rooms on toast salad OF lettuce and
string beans Ca leftover. cOrnstarch
hasty PUDDING. eaten with butter and
sugar, tea
DINNER
AIacarOni soup "a Ieft-over). with par
mesan cheese, beefsteak ard onions.
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Marguerites.

Boat the white OF an egg very stir;
stir into it two tablespoonfuls Of pow
dered sugar and the Same Of finely
chopped nut meats. Heap IN the cen
ter OF round thin cookies and ser iu q
hot oven until the nlerinSe Is formed.
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the varnish. Dc not use any solution
Of I've It viii discolor the wood where
the varnish is already worn Off It is
also sure 10 raise the grain" leaving
the wood rough.
Never use Iinseed oil upon a natural
wood finish.
The above Is practically the method
that would be employed by a profes-
SIGNAL ''finisher." The handling OF var
nish is particularly difficult and delicate
work and results depend largely upon
skill II your husband be what is
known as a handy man." he need not
fear to undertake It. A vast deal of
really good work is done by really
handy amateurs.
:. 3. CNew Carlisle. md.
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intimate friends, who are always eager
to assist and battered by the invitation
to lend hand. Some of the jolliest
affairs at which it has been my pleas
ure 20 assist were such all-day revels
over salads. cakes. sandwiches, and
creams. all agreeing that the chief fun
went before the serving and the eating.
Mint Punch.
Nix in the bowl ir the proportion
OF cupful OF graduated sugar to the
juice OF six squeezed lemons. Stir until
the suSar melts. Add then three
The Washington times., 1908-05-10
Monday.


Grapefruit, h0Tliny and cream, bacon.
boiled eggs. French rolls cheated in
OVEN. toast. tea. and coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Mince Of mutton and peas "a Left -
oven. baked tomato toast, baked 20
tatoes. gingerbread and cheese. cboco-
The Washington times., 1908-05-10

Yesterdays soup with rice added,
salmi OF duck ca leftover, spinach. Do
tato puff "a leftover. oranges cut up
and cake, black coffee.
The Washington times., 1908-05-10
ERFAEFAST.

BREAKFAST.
Oranges cereal and cream. fried seal
ICPs. corubread- toast. tea. and coffee
LUNCHEON.
Eadd0ck rOes. Dreaded and fried, pO-
raTnes. bosled whole with parsley sauce
ba ked tomato toast. hot scenes and
--lSrrnaI2Ge or syrup
DINNER
Clam broth boiled cod with c-E
sauce; mashed potatoes. stewed celery,
rLubarc -arts- black coffee.
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Family Meals for a Week
Friday

sweet potatoes. Drowned satisfy frit-
tors. berries and cream black coffee
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Daisy Salad.

With 4 sharp knife cut rounds or
cream or Cf H.eufchatei cheese about a
quarter inch thick, and la each upon
a crisp lettuce Icaf. n The center Of
each round Of cheese dispose q heart
OF finely powdered egg yolk. hard boiled
and cold Grub il through a fine cOlan-
der or Put il through q vegetable press
10 get the 3oWdar.) Pour q French
dressing or the leaf about the daisy"
or YOU may simulate the flower by
emitting the powdered egg and dropping
a little maEonnaise upon the cheese
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Thank YOU fo- not signing yourself
a Mere Mani" The omission adds
value and dignity to the helping hand
you hold out TO the weaker sex.
The Washington times., 1908-05-10

peeled lemons. sliced as thin rs waters.
and set the howl on ice until you are
ready 70 serve. Have At hand a dozen
sprays OF green mint. Wei washed. and
heaping quart or pounded ice Stir
the fee into the contents Of the bowl
and pour from a height three bottles
Of the best ginger ale. Stick the green
mint into the beverage and leave Il
floating there Add the ginger ale just
before the punch is ladled out.
The Washington times., 1908-05-10
Saturdsy
BREAKFAST


Berries. rice boiled en- milk. eaten with
cream bacon and egss. rolls, toast, tea
rrE 80.
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Avoid Cheap Shams.

Attempt no sensational effects in your
decorations Avoid the cheap shams
that deceive nobody. The day of cheese
The Washington times., 1908-05-10

Dreamed Goldfish "a leftover. potato
biscuits 90 lefv-1ver). hominy c-1-
quotes cream pUfIs, and mar-aizde.
The Washington times., 1908-05-10

Vegetable soup. beefsJeak pie a LETT
over. CTeaued Young onion spinach
strawberry sLCrtcake black coffee
The Washington times., 1908-05-10

wish you had appended the sigma
ture Of the mother. AS it would involve
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-31
VINITA FISHERMAN
TELLS OF LUCK
Party on Flint Creek Catch Eighty
Six Fine Bass and Trout
Two Stay at Camp

Theo, Perry and John Mars returned
this morning from two weeks camping
trip on Flint Creek. They report a great
catch and delightful trip. They were
camped about a mile above the mouth of
Flint Creek, at one Of the prettiest places
in the Ozark foothills. During the first
week out they caught eighty-six
bass and trout ranging.in size from one
half to three pounds Last Monday the
Illinois river rose and muddied the water
so that the fishing was spoiled. Thirty gray
squirrels were killed, and the camp was
well supplied with fish and game So de-
lighted with their camp and luck were
they that Homer Trott and Walter Tor
bett decided to remain over there, and it
may take frost or few chilly basts from
old Boreas to drive them in.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-31
FRISCO CASE WILL
Be HEARD TODAY
Company Notified its Charter is Re-
vOked Asks Restraining
Order.

Guthrie Okla, Aug. Sl-Application fol
an order to restrain Assistant Secretary
Of state Lee Myers from enforcing pro-
ceeding revoking the license of the St
Louis and San Francisco railway to do
business in Oklahoma will be argued in
the United States District court here to-
day.
The acting secretary has served notice
upon the company that its charter ig re-
Voked because of an alleged plea offoreign
domicile in asking for the transfer Of the
Goode damage suit from the district court
Of Comanche county to the circuit court,
The restraining order brings the matter
directly into the courts where the consti-
tutionality of the McCalla act, fixing a
penalty Of forfeiture Of corporate rights
when corporation pleads foreign domi-
ciIe, can be given thorough test; The
railroad company, as well as the state, is
desirious of having the law tested in the
courts.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-31
Inquisltiveness.

The small boy who would investi-
gate the inner workings of the family
clock or the mechanical secrets of a
| music machine should be encouraged.
Nature is working out his best Inn
pulse. His curiosity is healthful.
Later in life he win aspire to different
things, though he may always harbor
a secret belief that he can assemble a
modern lock or set up a gasoline
motor better than the man who made
1t. The impulse OF curiosity Is the
making Of many man. The progress
sive spirits Of the age are those who
want to know how things are put to-
gether. So when Johnny tackles the
clock do not be harsh with him, and
like the mother mentioned in recent
dispatches, cane him. That mothers
boy ran away, and now she would like
to know where he is. That Gaming
may have diverted to a wrong channel
curiosity that. properly developed.
would have been the making Of the
boy.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-31
HASKELL LEAVES SOON
FOR SPEAKING TRIP.

Guthrie, Okla, Aug Sl-Governor Has
kell will leave next month to make a
speaking tour in the doubtful states of
the Union. He will spend one week in
Ohio also speaking in several other states
Richard A. Bilhps, author of the "BilIups
booze bill, and Reuben NJ Roddle, author
of the guaranty law, have been drafted
by the national campaign committee to
make speeches in Kansas, Nebraska and
Iowa. Senator Gore will also make some
speeches in the doubtful states
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-31
In A MERRY CHASE
PELEG AND THE ooRELER HAVE
ENDURANCE CONTEST.
Task Of Catching and Killing Eyesore
of the Barnyard Proved Excit-
inq-And the End Is
Not Yet.

"Squashville is all het up about the
excitement last Sat'day, when they
was more family quarrels started than
the minister can patch up in year.
1T was started by Mary Ann, who
amt quarrelsome, takin' it day in and
day out. And Mary Ann says she's
glad it happened.
~She says to me, Sat'day morning,
'Peleg, that old gobbler that We been
keepin' around the barn for years, jest
because he is thin as a rail, is got to
be killed. He's got to be killed, If !
have to do it, and you amt the kind Of
man that'li have it said your wife does
the chores. You ketch him, Peleg, and
III cook him, if he's poor'n the turkey
Job had, as the minister says
Mary Ann, says, that turkey
amt fit to kill. but il you say Kill
him, kin him it Isl.
When gotA0atsides theiN m0as
sunnin' himself south Of the barn He
never was shy before, specially when
they was anything to eat, but when he
seen me comm, he dropped his wings
and few for the henhouse.
DANCED If the old boy Amt wiser'n
an owl say, runnin' away that way
l dropped my ak, and took after him.
He run in the coop. and thought I'd
git him easy, but when ! got in he
sailed over my head, scratchin' out
more hair'n the barber cuts off for a
quarter, and out he went and down the
road.
My blood was up by that time.
Mary Ann seen it, and she come out
of the kitchen.
= "'Peleg, she says, don't do any
thing desprate.'
Keep your tongue out of this
says, bein' riled up SO l wouldn't take
advice from my grandfather. But
didn't have time to stop. That gobbler
went down the road, me after him. At
the corner we met Squire Ez Jenkins,
goin' home with his groceries. The
turkey run between his legs. trippin
him up and / run bang into him.
'Dod rot your hide. he says, gittin
up.
Il was real mad by that time.
"'You old jestice faker,' says, git
out Of my way
with that left him, the turkey
bein some ahead.
Jay Home was drivin in from the
Corners with a travelin' man, and
DANCED If that turkey didn't scare
them colts so they run half mile.
Last l seen Of Jay he was pullin' on
the lines and yellin' somethin. heard |
that the travelin man re-
fused to pay for the rig, and Jay has
served notice Of suit in Ez Jenkins
court for damages. l amt seen Jay,
but from what heard he was riled up
some.
I never would of caught that turkey
II Mis- Home and Mis- Busby hadn't
come out Of Hen Busby's store to
gether. He run between them, and
hey got him. Mis- Home always was
good at ketchin' poultry, specially If
hey belonged to someone else.
When got home, carryin' the COB
bier Mary Arn-Kss IN mysteries. She
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-31
Democrats to COnUene at Tulsa to Adopt Plat
form and Rdiiy Primary Nominations
Sale of School Lands and DispensGry
to Be Bone of COntention--Or-
gdnizGtiOn Formed to Fight
Sale of School Lands.

spite of the opposition than may arise.
A novel condition will be confronted at
this Fully half Of the counties
will not send regularly accredited dele
gates. This is due to the failure Of some
Of the counties to select these delegates
at the primary as provided by law. The
state committee, however has adopted a
rule that each of such counties will be
given representation out of residents of
the county present at the convention who
are duly vouched for by the local headers.
Temporary officers of the state conven-
ton at Tulsa have been chosen by the
executive committee Of tho state commit
tee as follows: Chairman, W. L. Eagle
town of Pawnee; secretary, Fred Hardy
CT Alva.
Chairman j A. TiIlOts0n OF the Third
district Democratic congressional commit.
tee has called a meeting of the committee
at the Brady hotel i'm Tulsa ON the day of
the state convention for the purpose of
organizing and preparing for Jim Daven-
ports congressional campaign.
The appointment,df am advisory conn
mittce to the .sdate committee of ten mem
bers two from eaGh0f the congressional
districts will DE- made pubiir at the Tulsa
convention by Chainnan j. R Thompsssl,
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-31
Party Goes to Spavinaw.

The following young people chaperoned
by Mr.. and Mrs Bordenkircher. went TO
Spavinaw Saturday for a delightful out
ing; Misses Edna Smtsman, Henryetta
Patten Flora Roberts, Elizabeth Scott and
Miriam McGuffin and Messrs Pendell. Joe
Chambers, Harry Danoueh. Joe Hunt and
Bob Hill. They stayed at the little hotel
and spent yesterday in viewing the
beautiful scenery and taking kodak views.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-31
4 COURAGEOUS DEED
IN DEFENSE OF A DOG

Tom North, the press agent, of the
famous Gentry Bros. Dog and Pony shows
that exhibit here Friday Sept told q
reporter of the Daily Chieftain the follow
ing yesterday:
Rarely do we hear of a man who is
ready to die for his dog, but bystander
at a railroad station near Boston might
have seen a courageous deed in defense
of dog not long ago. A handsome Irish
setter accompanied his master to the
depot where they were waiting for the
train in the city. A train from Boston
came first. and left number Of passen-
gers, among them man with an ugly
bun terrier. The bun dog had no sooner
alighted than he picked fight with the
setter, and in few minutes the combat
ants were down on the tracks closely,
locked Just about this time the train
for the city came along, and then il was
that the masters love for his favorite
displayed itself FOrgetful of danger he
dashed upon the track clasped the setter
in his arms and staggered to one side
the engine almost brushing his coat-tails
It was foolish feat, perhaps. but it is
quite likely that he thought of nothing but
the danger of his pet
TIC Newby, of Bluejacket was mineling
with the throng on the streets here today
Misses Edna Harrison and Daisy Bane
returned last night from visit at White
Oak.
Henry Hubbard and wife left last night
for their home at Muskoeee after a visit
here.
Ed Shanahan accompanied his daueht-
er to Joplin yesterday where she will at
tend school
Luther Duncan, of Chetopa visited his
his sister. Mrs. E. N. Williamson here
over Sunday.
Merton Raines went to Neosho yester
day and assisted the Seneca baseball team
in defeating Neosho
Miss Lorraine Drake this afternoon enter
tanned Mrs. H. M. Williams and her Sun
day school class, at the home of Miss
Drake on North Second street.
All property owners on Canadian avenue
and Foreman street are requested to meet
at the Commercial club rooms tonight at
s o'clock for the purpose of discussing the
the proposed ordinance providing for
the paving of these streets,
The Vinita White Sox yesterday de-
feated the colored team of Muskoeee in a
hot baseball game at Sportsman's park.
The game was marked by great and ex-
citing plays. The Vinita team won ont
in the ninth inning by a score If 4 to 3
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-31
SEVEN SENTENCED
TO PEN|TENT|ARY
Closing Week of this Term of Dis
trict Court win Handle
Civil Business

The sentence of T. c. Merritt, who was
convicted on charge of an attempted
criminal assault, was postponed this
morning until Wednesday morning.
The courts attention was taken up to-
day with the suit for divorce Of Mrs. Mary
Stout VS. j. W. Stout
The rest of this term of the district
court will likely be taken up with civil
business, the criminal docket having been
completed last Saturday. During this
term seven men were sentenced to serve
terms in the penitentiary.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-31
Leg Broken Saturday.

Chas. Taylor, while driving to his home
at White Oak Saturday evening had the
misfortune to have his team run away
and he was thrown from the wagon. and
his lcftleg broken in two places above the
knee. DR.. E. H. Miller Of White Oak and
Dr. Louis Bagby Of this city set the limb
and the patient is doing nicely, and. win
in all probability recover from his injury,
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-31
Mcdaniel Wyatt.

George Miller Mcdaniel and Bessie Lee
Wyatt were married at the Cobb hotel
parlor Saturday at four O'Clock Rev. b
ing officiating. Both parties are from
Muskogee and well connected. Mr., and
Mrs. Mcdaniel are close friends Of Mr.. /.
Hitchcock of our city.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-31

Three German cities-Frankfort,
'Rostock and Cologne-have public
parks covering about half their area.
Berlin. on the other hand, has less
than six per cent Of its area taken up
hyaparks.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-31

soon cOoieo n0wn, though, when mad
the DANCED thing layin' on the ground
with his head off.
But ! says to her, Mary Ann. If
they is any other fowls around this
place that ought to be killed, trot EN-
out. ! feel like KILN anything that
looks at me. Don't let-me cool off, I
says. Bring on your fowl.
Peleg,' she says git in the house
and shut your CAB. You been maxim
show enough of the family
And l shut.
But If ! have to stand suit for that
rig, DANCED if Mary Ann won't hear
from me further"
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-31
Horses got in Mud

A delightful outing at Brackets place
was enjoyed yesterday by several Vinita
people. Mr.. and Mrs. p. W. BonfoeY Mr.
and Mrs, j. H. Butler and Tom Byrd were
in one party that had some trouble as
well as fun. They turned their horses
loose, and they got down into the creek,
and had to be pulled out with ropes
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-31
A sv-PrOduct.

A small boy. whose parents believed
IN the old proverb. Spare the rod and
spoil the child" ran into the house
one day exclaiming: "Oh, grandpa,
come out here quick Our switch tree
has a peach on iti"-Harper's.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-31
Just : ReoInner.

Robbie-''Your Uncle George seems
awful young to be a doctor" Elsie
Yes, but he amt a real growed-up
doctor yet. ] guess he's only tendin'
to children first, SOS to get some
practice. philadelphia Press.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-31
Break in Cattle Market

There was break in the cattle market
today. 10000 head of cattle were in the
Chicago market today and 1000 in the
st. Louis The market suddenly dropped
ten to fifteen cents.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-31

Guthrie OK, Aug. Sl--The Democrats Of
Oklahoma will assemble tomorrow morn
Ing at Tulsa to adopt state platform and
ratify the primary nominations Some
lively contests are expected when the
question of indorsing policies already ad-
vocated by one wang Of the party comes
up.
The big fights of the convention are
expected to be over the question of the
sale of school land, endorsement of the
state dispensaEy system, and of the New
Jerusalem plan idea.
The delegation from Oklahoma county,
the largest that will sit in convention, will
60 to Tulsa pleged to oppose any plank
fav0ring the sale of the school landor plac-
ing the stamp of approval upon the dis
peRsary system. The democratic party. in
its legislative session, failed 10 pass bill
for the sale Of the school lands because of
the strong opposition within its own party
to such programme Since that time
the opposition has Hrystalized in a state
wide organization headed by prominent
democrats, like Roy Stafford of Oklahoma
City and George Mhitehurse of Sayre:who
will use their whole influence to prevent
an Endorsement of the sale of the school
lands in the platform
State Dispensary Agent Lozier
believes that the platform will contain an
Endorsement of the dispensary system in
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-31

There are. after all. only two Kinds
Of people in the world-those who are
trying ia keep their names out Of the
newspapers and those who are trying
70 get theirs In.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-31

Some unknown person last week rode a
horse up to the east side Of the Katy
track near the depot stripped the saddle
and bride off and evidently caught a
train out Of town. leaving the horse, sad
die and bride. Sam Ridenhour found the
horse and il is now in the pound,
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-06-20

from West ranch about May /. One
iron grey colt (horse) year old; also
one black mare with white feet about
years Old Please notify James West,
Yerington, Nevada,
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-06-20
BuzzIets

1t should be remembered by the ambi-
tious that the busy bee, even the politi-
cal bee, has sting.
AS yet we have received no letters
from our present county officials stating
that they cannot afford to make the race
and will therefore be compelled to de-
cline denomination this fall.
Oh Jeniimy Smith of Reno is said to
have purchased hive of queen bees and
as soon as he can have them operated on
and the stings removed, will place them
in his bonnet with instructions to buzz
louder and stronger than any that Sena-
tor Newlands can possibly secure.
Frank Kilborn, wealthy mining man
purchased one Of the leading newspapers
OF the State. He, like others, has ambi-
ton. Why not2 The fact that he is
running Democratic paper, for bust
ness reasons, should in no way cloud his
republicanism or make him ineligible.
He has all the qualifications possessed by
many of those now occupying seats in
the United States Senate.
On the curtain of the Grand theatre in
Reno there appears the following:
"Menardi Stationery Company B- at
the foot of the bridge" And the thought
come to us that if the political bee that
is buzzing in Menardi's bonnet should
happen to escape from the sky piece and
alight, with its sting, on the seat of his
pants he might quickly move from the
foot" to the head, and then he could
at least have a look-in with the top
notchers.
Out of Eureka came briefless lawyer
seeking fame and fortune. He located
in Goldheld and fortune smiled upon
him. He is now at the head of the Rogers
Syndicate, which aforesaid syndicate is
taking out 500 tons of ore daily that nets
about $500 per ton. Lew Rogers has re-
ceived honorable mention as the possible
candidate of the Republican party for
Congress. Why stop at the lower house.
Rogers is in line for the U. S. Senate.
He is rising; why not take a through
ticket to the top. Delays and stopovers
are dangerous.