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Evening journal., 1908-10-27
Personal and Pertinent

The minister Of large parish in certain western
dlocese had for time been much troubled BY
scandaous gossip that seemed 10 be occupying the minds
Of portion of his flock and after exercising a great
amounr OF tact and perseverance, succeeded in
running to earth the originator OF most Of the settle
ments society sander The guilty one was q regular
attendant the schoohouse the minister
knew that should he take him personally and
dividually he wou inevitably luse sheep--albeit a
black decided 70 sermonizc him Accord
nsly. special discourse prepared and follow
ing Sunday afternoon. literally hurled AZ the OFFENDING
member as he sat desk IN a corner Of the school
Everybody present appeared fully appreciate
the situation. and the close service departed
quietly and somewhat thoughtfuily for home An ex-
cept the black sheep who fingered assist "psrson
hitch up his team and remark. That wer a nne
sermon, sir III bet that hit EN- pretty hardi"-
Bellman
An English drill sergeant whose severity had made him
unpopular with his company putting squad OF re-
cTuits through the exercise Opening tho ranks
20 admit the Of cortege between them,
tie Instructor by Of practical explanation walked
slowly down the lane formed by the ranks saving
he did so; Now am the corpse Pay atentionl" Hav-
Ing reached the end OF the turned round regard
ed the recruits with scrutnizing eye and then re-
marked Your ands is right your is right but
you aveut sot that look Of you ought 20 aver
Argonaut
Evening journal., 1908-10-27
REPUBLICAN CLUBS
TO HAVE MEETINGS

The Seventh Ward Taft Club viii
mset IN odd Fellows Hall. Seventeenth
and Woodlavn avenue, Highlands. to-
night az o'clock Tho speakers will
include w. II. Michles Of New York.
and Deputy Judge Joslyn
The Twelfth Ward Republican Club
will meet this evening for the purpose
Of Joining Ia the Twelfth ward parade
There win be q meeting Of the Ninth
Ward Republican Club tonight at No
.i2s Market street for the purpose OF
preparing for the parade on Saturday
niEht before the rally 10 be held in
Eleventh Street Rink
The Twelfth Ward Republicans will
rally tonight az No 1908 West Fourth
street tho rooms OF the Tenth Ward
Republican Club.
Evening journal., 1908-10-27
Editorial Opinion
Tho Child and tho Law.

Seattle Post-Inteiligenoer
While discussing the Juvenile court be-
fore the charities and corrections, con-
ference OF Washington. Judge S. }. Chad
wick. OF Colfax. said less law, not more
law" was the fundamental idea under
lying the modern system OF dealing with
tho Juvenile delinquent, and ne added that
what Is need is the sweeping away OF
the rigors and hardships OF hxed rules. -
so that judges may have "unrestrained
discretion to deal with each case IN his
own way. considering the child its en-
vironment IT'S opportunities. its dispo-
sition and It's hopes"
Such is the modern progressive view.
and Its soundness is too apparent 70 call
for special emphasis. The hard rules OF
the law are not for the child Applied to
the child. they often confirm untoward
predisDositions. and tendencies. The
broadest possible discretion should be
given courts created TO deal with juve.
nile dellnquents.
Evening journal., 1908-10-27

The publication of figures of the election OF
four wears ago in this State must be like throwing
a wet blanket upon the Democratic workers.
With a majority of more than four thousand to
90 up against. the Democrats have rugged road
to travel And, added to this majority is the vote
OF some hundreds OF Prohibitonsts who have
endorsed Mr.. Pennewill, the Republican cand-
date With these odds against them. it docs seem
that Dr. Paynter has little hope of election. The
chances are that there will be two Democratic
members Of the next judiciary instead of four as
at present II is this probable loss OF the Judi
ciarv that causes the Democrats to make so des-
perate fight on Pennewill.
Evening journal., 1908-10-27
PREPARING FOR
WINTER MONTHS

Superintendent James GRAY. Of -no
police and FIRE alarm reporting systems
and his assistant. John Megonigal. are
being ass ste1 by Harry Smith. n
former city lineman. in the work of
going over al the wics Of the two
systems and putting them in sh, pc 10,
the winter. Slack Nires are be ns
frightened. new poles are replacing
those which do rot have the appearance
Of being able TO Withstand the heavy
winter weather ana ia tact everythins
IS being done to put the. systems IN
first class shape
Evening journal., 1908-10-27
SMALL CHILD
BITTEN BY DOG

While PLAYING in a ward I'm front q
the home Of William r. Ruark. at No.
a25 East Sixth street. Yesterday after.
noon the three-year-old daughter IT
Harry Winkes. Of No SO East Sixth
street. was attacked hv a dos and Bit
ten The animal sank its teeth in The
child's right cheek and left deeply inn
printed marks ~ the tender flesh.
The do= was removed 10 tho city
pound by Dogcatcher Fopp. No seri-
Gus results are expected from the bite
the child received as The dog was not
suffering with the rabies.
Evening journal., 1908-10-27

The evening schools established by the Board
of Education already have an attendance of zzz
employing twenty-one teachers. This shows a
great desire Tor education on the part of those
who may not have had earlier opportunities for
an education OF may have neglected such oppor-
tunities
Evening journal., 1908-10-27
Established lss2
Gets Verdiots Against Railroad.

Gets VerdIcts Against HalIroad.
Aaron Jones. of Elkton. was awarded
BY a. Kent county jury the sum of $500
damages in his suit against the Penn
sylvania Railroad for false arrest at
Havre de Grace on March 5. 1907.
Jones was arrested with three others
for lighting a cigarette in the pas
senger station.
Evening journal., 1908-10-27

Wilmington has been highly honored BY the
presidential asprants during the present cam
paign. The prohibition nominees are TO be here
this afternoon. making the candidates Of four Of
the parties visitors TO this city. Delaware has
not been sighted during this campaign
Evening journal., 1908-10-27

Merchants in South America complain
that manufacturers in the United Stat
are too often inclined 70 "unlca1' un.
desirable goocs on them.
Evening journal., 1908-10-27
seaford school Not Rin Enouuh.

In order to accommodate the large
Increase Of pupils in the Seaford schools
the Board of Education has been COM
PEELED to rent another room, hire an
extra teacher and divide the grades.
Evening journal., 1908-10-27

Raises II Pound Beet.
Charles Keilholtz. Of Rising Sun. rails
ed a beet that tips the scales at II
pounds
Evening journal., 1908-10-27
Laurel Wants Ice Plant.

Laurel capitalists are endeavoring to
form a stock company TO operate
another ice plant.
Evening journal., 1908-10-27
ChiId Dies Fron7 Burns-

Little Mary Gordy. who was so badly
burned in Delmar by an overturned oil
stove, died last week.
Evening journal., 1908-10-27
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Evening journal., 1908-10-27
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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-11-06
MATTERS CULINARY
KITCHEN APPOINTMENTS AND
WORK DONE THEREIN.
Good Method OF Employing Juice Left
from Canned Fruit-How One
Woman Cleared a cloeged Sink
Emergency Patch.

Vary Your Cereal-A good way TO
use the juice always left from fruit
canned for pies, etc, Is to add It to the
breakfast cereals when cooking Be.
sides being more palatable II is health
ful and an ultimate economy. for the
sugar used in canning takes the place
of the desired sweetening.
Clean Clogged Sink-One morning.
TO my sorrow, I discovered my sink
was stopped up; worked on 1t all day;
tried everything ever heard of, but
still It did no good. So the last thing
| did at night was to take a can or
package of washing powder and put
the whole package in sink, then put
enough hot water in sink to cover
powder. In morning sink was fine.
Fat Suggestions absorb fat
from doughnuts, as you lift them from
the frying kettle lay them directly
upon piece OF thick brown paper
placed in deep dish or eolander. To
clear fat, drop piece of raw potato
into the kettle OF hot fat.
Keep Parsley Fresh.-Parsley kept
In a fruit Jar tightly covered will keep
fresh a week or more.
Have Bread Jar-Bread. cake. or
cookies will retain their moisture and
keep much better II placed in a stone
jar than In the regulation galvanized
tin box.
Avoid Watery Pies.-To keep pump
kin or custard pie from watering put
sugar in last and stir we'll before put
ting into the crust.
Air-Tight Jars.-To keep preserves
air-tight, as soon as the jar Of fruit is
cool hold Jar sideways over small
pan Of hot parafin and apply with a
small brush, only around lower edge
of cap and rubber. This prevents the
wax from dripping down the Jars, and
a small amount OF paranin Is required.
Mealy Potatoes.--A small piece OF
fresh lime put in TO boil with watery
potatoes will make them dry and
mealy.
Emergency Patch.-Kitchen recep-
tacles, especially the large granite
ones, which have rusted through In a
weak spot while otherwise good, may
be, In emergency, ingeniously re-
paired by inserting securely a piece of
new cork.
Graniteware Cleaner.--A little hard
coal ashes put Through a fine strainer
is splendid for cleaning stained sinks
and graniteware.
Kaan CooI uandn IT, -. -
ends of fingers and back OF the hand
from becoming heated while ironing
place a small piece of asbestos on top
Of the iron, with pieces cut out for
handle, so as to allow asbestos to lay
fiat under the hand
Enamel the Icebox IF anyone has
a zinc.llned icebox. give II two coats
of white enamel. letting first coat dry
before applying second.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-11-06
AZ Dressmaker Time.

Every minute Is so precious when
you have the dressmaker or seam.
stress for a day or two, that there is
no better plan for saving valuable
time than TO set aside a day before
she comes to thoroughly plan for what
is to be done and required First Of
all, see that your sewing machine is In
the best condition OH 1t carefully
and thoroughly and clean away any
dirt and dust that may have collected.
See that all the attachments are In
their right places. Then assure your.
self that YOU have all the kinds and
eolors that you will need of silk and
cotton thread. See that every little
thing that will DO needed is handy.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-11-06
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY

c B. Rogers went west this morning.
Chas, Teenor went to Tulsa this morn
ing
Robt Hin was here from claremore to
day
Jim Nieehbors of Alton was here to-
day
Jen Sexton Of oleora was in the city
today
D. W Harrison of Alton visited friends
here today.
P Z. Newman came down from WEIGH
last night
ohas Mccullough was here from oseu-
ma today.
Miss Agnes Richie. Of Welch. spent to-
day in Vinita
r. l. Blakeney arrived from the east on
the fast mail
A. W. Baker, Of BrOokield, Mo-. spent
today in Vinita.
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(Frrst Published Oct. % l90S.)
STATE OF OKLAHOMA, !
County of Craig, %

Is TIRE COUNTY COURT or SAID COUNTY
In the matterof the guardanshipof David
+. Martin, a minor, James Martin, guar
Isaa
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FROM FRIDAYS DAILY

w. H. Koruesay left last night for
Bartlesyille
D.M. Meredith went to Miami on bust.
ness today
J.v, Roberts is at Chelsea on oil busi.
ness today
NJ S. Elder, of Nowata, was here today
on business.
In. Bunch was here from Bnejacker
this afternoon
R.H Lishtfoot of Kelso, was in town
last night
Vance McSpadden is at Miami OF
business today
John Holland, of Ceuuala. was here
this morning
Miss Pauline Kelley went to Chelsea
today for a visit
PJ. White, of Tulsa vas a visitor her,
this morning
NJ South Of Miles was in the city to.
day ON business.
T. ? Dewey Of Cenualia was a visitor
in the city today.
o. l. Rider was among the passengers
north last night.
N X. Warner went to Chelsa this morn
ing on business.
Tom Blueiacket is here from his farm
in the Spavinaw Hills.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-11-06
Rlee lad Eau RaIIs.

Boil six eggs one-half hour Remove
shells and put through = potato ricer.
or serve with an equal quantity OF
boiled rice. Season with salt. pep
per and little grated nutmeg 3
tablespoonful Of chopped parsley and
two tablespoonfuls OF melted butter
Make into small balls and dip In beat
en- egg and cracker dust Fry In deep
hot lard until light brown Serve on
thin slices Of buttered toast, with
melted butter dressing
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-11-06
supper Dish.

Boil and mash four potatoes and
line around vegetable dish. Put one
cup shredded Goldfish on the stove in
cold water and LET scald, but do not
boil. Drain Put one tablespoonful
-four blended with one OF butter. add
he fish, then the well-beaten yolks of
two eggs. Pour In vegetabl~ dish.
Beat the whites, put over top, and
brown In oven.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-11-06

Dr. Z. B. Frayser went to Miami this
morning on business.
p. b. Kinnison Of WEIGH had business
at the county seat today
Mrs. Walter Caraway Of Muskogee was
visitor in Vinita today
w. II. Tauant returned yesterday
afternoon from Big Cabin,
r. Lee Martin of Adair is in the city
this afternoon on business.
LIB Hitchcock returned yesterday even
ing from Pryor Creek.
L. C. Ross was here from rahlequah
this morning on business.
C. L. Hughes came up from Claremore
last night on a business mission.
D. b. Stutsman went to Welch last night
= attend the big democratic rally
T. j. Wilson accompanied the high
school football team to Miami today
C. b. Forrest Of Jacksonville, Tex arriv-
ed here last night on business visit.
Mrs. +, M. Lawrance and daughter, Miss
Edith came in from Alluwe last night.
j. Wes Harris was up from Big Cabin
last night to attend the democratic rally,
T. c. Hayden, a well known baseball
magnate. ofWebb City, Mo-, is here today.
Miss May York will leave tomorrow
evening for a weeks visit in Kansas City
E. J. Hobby and Judge Frear will 80 to
Kinnison tonight to speak OF a democratic
meeting
S. f. Parks and several others vii go
to Pryor Creek tonight to meet the Has
kell special
W. p Thompson and F. S. +. Amos will
90 to Big Cabin tonight to speak at
democratic meeting.
Mrs. J. A, Masterson came up from
Adair this morning for a visit with her
mother, Mrs. Akin.
c. j. Elliott went to Miami today as a
rooter for Vinita in the football game
this afternoon.
Dan little and Bud Belew went to Miami
this morning to participate in a riding
contest there tomorrow.
Miss Beulah Reynolds who has been
spending few days here, will leave for
Muskogee this evening.
Guy Patten and wife arrived this
morning from Indiana and will make
Vinita their permanent home.
c. A. Mccormack well known live
stock commission man was here today
from the National Stock Yards H.
Blake Gore brought several horses down
from Bluejacket yesterday for Bruce
Garrett, who took them to Pryor Creek
A marriage license was issued today
TO Bruce Davis. Of Vinita and Miss Stella
Sleight Of 0koee
II. J. Swartz j J, Robinson. Pat Ma
honey and Garland Mars will attend a
democratic meeting at West Cabin tc-
night
Miss Bess Robinson, daughter Of J. J.
Robinson, arrived last night from Tyler,
Tex. and will make her home here with
her father
Seymour Riddle. E. n. Ratcliff. f. N
Williamson and D. B. Stutsman attended
a democratic meeting of Welch last night
and made speeches The republicans
that were to divide time with themfailed
70 appear. Welch is a democratic town
and heard some good democratic doctrine
last night
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Five quarts popcorn, one cup mo
lasses, one.half cup sugar. one-half tea
spoon cream OF tartar. Boil until brit
tie. then add one-quarter teaspoon o.
soda and large tablespoon OF butte
Pour boiling mixture over corn
we'll. then form into balls.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-11-06
Mat sauces

Roast lamb. mint sauce: boiled tur-
key. oyster sauce broiled shad. mush.
room sauce. parsley or egg sauce
roast mutton, currant jelly or capsr
sauce; roast veal mushroom. toma-
toes. onion and cranberry sauces, also
horseradish and lemons are good;
venlson OF Wild ducks, cranberry sauce
or currant Jelly warmed with port
wine
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-11-06

A squeeze OF lemon Juice added
sauces, soups. gravies and stsws sfte
cooking, will bring out the flavor won
dsrfully and Is a palatabls improve
mant
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-11-06
probate No, 95, New
Order for Hearing Petition to Sell
Real Estate.

The petition Of James Martin. as the
guardian Of the estateof David h. Martin,
minor, having been presented to this
court, praying that an order be made
authorizing said petitioner 10 sell the
whole or so much and such parts of the
real estate described in said petition as
the court shall Judge necessary and bene-
fetal az private sale; and il appearing to
the court from said petition that It is nee
essarY 20 sell the whole or some portions
ofsaid real estate for the.purposes andrea
Sons mentioned in said petition, therefore
said petition viii be filed herein and a
time appointed for hearing the same.
And it is hereby ordered, by the court
that Saturday, the 2lst day Of November,
1908. at the hour of ten o'clock. a. m, that
being a day of the regular October. 1908.
term Of this court. be, and the same is
appointed as the time when all persons
interested In said estate are directed and
required 10 appear before this court 20
show cause why an order should not be
granted to said petitioner to sell so much
Of the real estate of said minor as is nee
eSsary
And Il is further ordered that a copy Of
this order be published for three eonseeu-
tive weeks in a newspaper Of general cir
culation in the County of Craig, State Of
Oklahoma, the first publication 70 appear
az least four weeks before the hearing day
on said petition
Dated the 22nd day Of October 1908
THEo. D. b. FREAR.
Judge Of the County Court
A. A. Brown, Attorney for Guardian
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-28
ADJUSTMENTS.
At the Biiou.

Convict 999," which opened week 8 engagement at the Bijou theatre last night, is rattling melodrama. It is staged in a most elaborate manner and no detail of realism has been over looked. For instance, there are 10 ad- mirably drilled Zouayes who are in valuable in some of the scenes which are most dependent on life and action for their success. These men take the place of blundering supernumeraries and as a result the performance is de- cidedly thrilling-and vivid throughout. The soldiers keep much in evidence. first as guardsmen who execute stage drill-the zouave drill, with some vari- ations, that has been a hit in vaude- vile and musical comedies. Later on, the zouayes appear as conyicts, giving the lockstep, participating in strenu- ous escape by scaling the walls of Sing Sing and straddling telegraph wires and eventually bursting suddenly into a church where the villain is about 10 be united to the heroine against her will. While the play is decidedly mel odramatic with a great deal of pistol play and fine acting" there Is an abundance of good comedy, and this comes close to being the predominant note A tragic delivery on the part of the 'heavies' is immediately followed by a bit of burlesque that seldom fails to create laughter
 The story concerns the love of a young guardsman, Dick Thurston, for Alice Bradstone. One of the women who Is consiring with the villain against Thurston, is killed during a ball at the Eighth regiment armory, by the villain himself who wants her put
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-28
RAILROAD IS COMPLETED.
Last Spike is Driven in Track of Mis-
 sissippi Central.

Jackson, Miss, April 26.-During the next few days the last spike will be driven on the Mississippi Central rail road, and connection will be established between Natchez and Hattiesburg, cross ing the Illinois Central at Brookhaven In course of time it is understood thJs road, which is standard gauge and con structed with view to being made one of the greatest in the land will be ex- tended south to the gulf and deep waters It opens up and develops one of the finest timber sections in the world, and means great things for the state.
 There is considerable disappointment over the fact that the New Orleans Great Northern has not yet resumed construc- sson work, especially at this end of the line. The officials of the road hold out no encouragement, and the only satis- faction the people get is in the ref1ec- tion that it is bound to come sooner or later.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-28
Heart
 roubles

The heart may be weak just the same as the eyes, stomach or other organs. IL often happens that a person is born with a weak heart. Then again dis ease, levers, over-exertion, anxiety, nervousness, rheumatism, etc. weaken the heart. The result is shortness of breath, pal- pitation, pain in the, heart, or in some of the nerves of the chest or abdomen. The heart should be strengthened with a tonic, and for this nothing equals Dr. Niles Heart Cure.
 1T had LaGrippe last fall as I thought in mild form. I was weak. tired feeling, and short of breath; could hardly go about. and a good deal of the time sorr of an asthmatic breathing and extremely nervous. began taking Dr. Niles Heart Cure and Nervine and now l feel so much better in every way. --I am so thank ful that I began taking this medicine. and shall not hesitate to tell others how much good t has done me-
 MRS. r. J. NORTON,
 Fr-eville, New York. Your druggist sells pr. Miles Heart Cure, and we authorize him to return price of first bottle (cnly) if 1t falls to benefit you.
 Miles Medical Co.,, Elkhart, Ind
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-28
South Carolina Republicans.

Aiken. S. C.. April 27.--At the second South Carolina district republican con vention held today, D. M. Jones of Barn well and c. B. Williams of Saluda were elected delegates to the national con- yention. Strong resolutions indorsing Senator Foraker for the presidency were unanimously adopted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-28
We Have Cut
 Women i 'sSuits
A Third and More.

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