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The Detroit times., 1908-03-07

and thus cures baekache. lame back,
headache, dizzy spells. urinary trou-
bles, rhumatic pains, gravel, dropsy,
swellings. nervousness. iangour, SCI
atica. and all other symptoms Of Kid
ney troubles
Fifty thousand people have testified
20 the worth Of Doan's Kidney Pills.
Here's home case:
DETROIT PROOF.
Mrs. T. s. williams. 4671z Baker st..
Detroit. Mich, Hays: Il am recon-
mending Doan's Kidney Pills 80 that
others suffering from kidney trouble
may know what remedy to use to OBJ
tain relief. Five years ago was sud-
denly afflicted with a severe attack Of
this complaint. had constant pains
In my back and hips, was subject 70
dizzy spells and headaches and felt
generally run down. The kidney sccre-
tons were also disordered and plainly
showed that my kidneys needed I'M
mediate attention. Doan's Kidney
pills were recommended TO me.
procured a supply al Gray & Worces-
ter's drug store, and had taken them
but short time when my condition
improved. When | had finished the
contents OF four boxes my trouble was
entirely eradicated and has never re-
turned since"
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
ALIEN DETECTIVES
WILL BE DEPORTED

In obedience to the order Of the de-
partment of commerce and labor, I'm
migration Inspector Frick has detailed
Inspector Cameron Miller to make a
thorough inspection of all prisons, in
sane asylums, hospitals for the indig
gent. infirmaries and other public and
charitable institution In this portion
Of Michigan, All aliens found therein
who may be deported will be sent
back to their native countries.
The immigration service Is making
a much stricter investigation of all IN
coming foreigners than was formerly
the case. Since the hard times began
the tests have been made stricter by
rigid enforcement
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
BoNAPARTE FEELS THE
PINCH OF HARD TIMES

WASHINGTON, March The sew
IN Maryland farms which Atty Gen
Bonaparte said several weeks ago
would be disposed OF at private sale
stiD remain in his possession ana ne
has advertised them for sale at public
auction.
II became known several weeks age
that Mr.. Bona parte-nad felt The pinch
OF hard times and hat he appreciated
tho necessity OF converting part oi
his extensive rurai real estate hoiq
lngs into ready cash IN order 20 tide
himself over some financial dificulties
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
INSURANCE AGENT
ALLEGED EMBEZZLER

James II. Majeau. a solicitor for the
United States Health & Accident In
surance Co., was arrested by Detec-
tives Allen and Parker, Friday. for
the authorities OF Rochester. N. Y.
where he is wanted on a charge OF
embezzling $3.50 from the Prudential
Life Insurance Co. He will probably
be taken back to Rochester during the
day
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
DENNY Defends Loud.

Congressman Loud is above graft
ing il regard TO submarines or any
thing else. in the opinion OF Congress
man Edwin DENLY. who IL here for
the funeral OF the late Charles T. Alex
ander The Michigan delegation has
felt sincere sympat hy for Loud In the
charges made against aim. Gays Den
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
-..risWOld House
Sunday Dinner
6 I oS m 75c Is. Music


Blue Points
Lobster Sandwich
consomme. Escofrer Tomato Gumbo
Cheese Sticks Queen olives
Sliced Tomatoes
Celery Mixed Pickles
Boiled Kennebec Salmon. Sauce Aurore
Sliced Cucumbers
Potatoes. Hollandaise
Boiled OK Tongue with Hot slaw
Supreme OF Capon, a la Refine
Braised Calls Heart with
Fresh Mushrooms
Roast Prime Ribs OF Beef. Demi Giace
Mashed Potatoes Asparagus in Cream
Roast Stuffed Young Turkey.
Green Peas Cranberry Sauce
Spinach with Egg steamed POTATOES
Cold Roast Beef Ok Tongue
Boneless Herring Ham
PEACH ICE
Roast Philadelphia Squad, Barde.
on Toast
Water Cress
Fresh Shrimps, Mayonnoise
Pate de Foie Gras. aux Trufes
Plum Pudding, Brandy Sauce
Apple Pie Cocoanut Cream Pie
Charlotte Russo
Strawberry Ice Cream Assorted Cakes
Fruits Mixed Nuts Raisins Figs
Cheese-Warners. Royal MacIAren's.
Roquefort Bent's Water Crackers
Coffee
sunday, March &, 1905.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
FOR WORKING 'aT
~ MEN and WOMEN
TUNNEL WORKERS ON
WINDSOR SIDE STRIKE

Work on the windsor end OF the
Michigan Central tunnel was tied up
Friday night, when 500 men went out
on strike. The men demand SO per
day for eight hours work. AT present
they have been receiving from Is to
II IL cents an hour for 10 hours
work. The men claim that they arc
working under high atmospheric
pressure. and often blood will squirt
from their noses and cars when they
come out of the tunnel. They say that
men get 81 an hour for similar work
in the New York tunnel.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
w. X. Evans Given Boost.

w. Kingsley Evans, accountant ei
the Grand Trunk fast freight lines In
Detroit, has been promoted to the po
sition OF head OF the Grand Trunk
commercial agency IN Cincinnati. This
calls for supervision or all the Grand
Trunk fast freight originating In the
territory east and south Of Cincinnati
MIR. Evans Is treasurer OF the Detroii
Transportation club.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
Best Healer In the World.

Rev. +. Starbird, OF East Raymond.
Maine, says: Il have used Bucklen's
Arnica Salve for several years, on my
old army wound, and other obstinate
sores. and find II the hest healer in
the world. I use IL too with great sue
cess in my veterinary business" Price
csc. at Il. c. Kinsel, Gray 4 Worces-
ter and Central Drug Co.. drug stores.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
STOESSEL BEGINS HIS
ro-YEAR PRISON TERM

ST. PETERSBURG. March Gen
Stoessel entered the fortress of SS
Peter and Paul today. to begin his
ten-year term OF imprisonment after
having been found guilty OF unneces'
sarily surrendering Port Arthur to the
Japanese during the Russo-Japanese
war.
Gen. Stoessel's health has been very
poor Of late and 1t is probable he will
be transferred to more healthy par;
Of the country.
Doubt is expressed that the emperor
will interfere with the sentence OF the
courtmartial. his majesty expressing
his conviction that Stoessel was In q
great measure responsible for Russia'a
humiliating surrender to the Japanese
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
UNION MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Brass holders, No. 8, Beckers hall;
Capmakers, No. 4. Nederiander's hall:
Iron Molders. No. 81, (stove and
bench), No. 14S Gratictave.; Railway
Mems maintenance union, Vinewood
and Michigan-aves.; Sanitary Wagon
Drivers, No. 81, Michigan-ave. and
Thirty-third-st.; Taper5, Boilers aud
Helpers, No. 157, Michigan and Vine
wood-aves.; Transfers. No. "a. No. 257
Beaubien-st.; Truck Drivers and Help
Eeekas.s- hall- ------A-
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07

cago branch. The promotion to this
important position, involving the re-
sponsibility for handling properly a
large volume OF business. Is a Just
recognition Of Mr.. Dougall's years of
faithful service and ability He
leaves with the congratulations OF y
large circle Of friends.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
Injured. in Great Lakes Works.

sam Nacoit. aged 81. OF No. $50
Carter-st.,- was seriously injured in An
accident at the Ecorse plant OF the
Great Lakes Engineering works. FRI
day afternoon. and was taken to the
solvay hospital with his right leg. left
shoulder and six ribs broken. The
doctors say ne will recover, however.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
Vessels Change Asnds.

The tug Henry @. Sill. SO feet IN
length, has been purchased hx Cagt.
~ ~. W Harfe~, of- Betreit. She f5 now
AT Michigan City and will be brought
here. Peter Macarthur, OF this cit.,
has sold the wooden steamer Tecum-
ea,z <upZ haumunuaR a f1unuoH
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
BUSINESS MAN GIVEN
WELL-DESERVED BOOST

A. s. Dougall. for many years con-
nected with the home Office of the
Acme White Lead AZ Color works. has
been appointed manager CO the Chi
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
pope Backs Anti-DuelIInq LEAGUE.

ROME, March Pope ->o has
given his moral support to me league
against duelling and expressed his en-
tire sympathy with this humane in
stitution.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
AWARDED verdict AGAINST o. u p.

John Rintz was awat aea e verdict o.
$751; against the ID. y. Y In Judge
Erooke's court FRIDAY afternoon. he
VAS injured BY being thrown from ore
OF c. NJ. rhorpe's coal wagons which
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
4fSM0
DeluSiOrl

the way coffee gets on some
peoples nerves
The delusion is in think
ing you can get rid OF the
coffee ails by taking some
kind Of drug-nerve tonics,
etc.
Stop drinking coffee at
once and begin the use OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-13
SP0RTOGRAMS

The Yacht Spirit will be enterad
IN the International cup races this
summer by the Seattle Yacht ehih
Tho basketball game bet ween
the Lincoln high school aud the
Nottingham high school has been
called OFT
A number OF consistent point
Tcttera IN athletics will be eut Of
the running Tor Cornell university
this season on account Of being
back in thcir studies.
The New York Athletic club has
arranged series OF apfinta ana
races Ia be- pulled Oft In Madison
Square Garden on March 10
A handicap pool tournament for
the championship of the Rainier
club will be- held la the near fu
tufo among the club members.
Tho \. A G. Will hold a smoker
ON Fob. "a. Mt which three boxing
aud three wrestling matches will
be on the program
Young and brown Jumped Into
third place Ia the two.man team
bowling tournament At the ! A {.
last night Dobh aud Putnam atill
hold first place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-13
M'LAGLEN GOES
BACK TO MAT

TACOMA. Feb. = Vie Mei.as
leu. the giant South African
wrestler aud boxer. has about de.
cided 20 give up the boxing game
altogether aud 90 SO back to wrsat.
ling exclusively lie whipped Emil
seh0ck Ia 20 rounds az Aberdeen
last month and IL MOI discouraged
because OF any defeats Ia the fluk
no simply slghn f0r the thud Of
the mat agaia.
MciAGlrn weighs go pounds
stripped In wrestling shape. and
"a a. strong as Young bull lie
~ ambitious 10 secure return
match With Dr Roller aud has
a side circle Of friends Ia thiu eity
Who viii back him n the match
"a made. MoiaKlen said this morn
ing that ne had grnwu a half inch
In height since he came 70 fAzosaA
last October HE l. bat "a Yeafn
~ age and may confinne 70 grnw
for another year tie stands asa
feet three inches In his stpekins
feet MciaEiru never drank %
smoked IN bis life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-13
AUTO RACE BEGINS FROM new YORK
TO PARIS over The TRAILS OF ALASKA
Six Contestants Have Left New York for Frisco,
Thence to Seattle on Way 10 Valdez Greatest Of
Contests.

One OF the greatest auto races
ever proposed Is nov a reality The
autolsts started yesterday aud for
the next ak or seven months they
aud their machines viii undergo
a n,oat severe test
This race Is from New York to
Parts Via the trails Of Alaska and
siberia Yesterday. shortly before
aoon. six machines. three represent.
INK France. one Germany. one
Italy snd one America. started On
tho trip. The order Of start and
the personnel Of the various teams
was as follows;
No. l. French II noareler 81
Chaffray. Capt Hans Hendrix Han.
sen aud N Autraa
No 3 French N GODDARD. II.
Hue and N LiNlef.
No. 3. French NJ pons. Al. nes.
champs and NJ Rerthe.
No. e.. ualian--Antonto Scar.
fuglio. Emilio Sirtorl and Henri
hasga
No 5 German--ldeut Kooppen,
Engineer Hans krape aud Engineer
Ernest Mass,
No 6. american Montague Rob.
ertS and Howard hrtnker.
Hundreds OF aniaisis accom-
panied the bunch TO Yonkers. and
there the SIX autos sped on. and
the start Of one Of the most unique
races proposed had begun.
Leaving New York the automo
bllists will pass through Albany
Utica. Syracuse. Rochester. But
faio. Erie. Cleveland. Toledo. Chit
caeo. Council Bluffs. Omaha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-13

ios. second. Wexford. l06. third
Time. Iae2s
Second race. halfmiie Marion
nelorms. let tschlllinKl. ? 60 =,
won. Lucky Mate. iig. Nccond .
High ormande. ii0. third. Time,
4SI5
Third race. three quarters mile
Lord Nelson. i0l lliuxtonl. 10 I.
uen. la Gloria. t01. second. Billy
How legs. %. third Time. i.ta
Fourth race. eleven aixtcenths
mils-Coi Hob. iio tTaylorl. : 10
S. Won. Rosckal. i05. second. BAN
bro to-. third Time. i;0s rs.
Fifth race. mile and thrcc aix.
teenths Marster. i06 fMiiicrl. J
70 |. Won. Frank Filttner. 100. sec.
oud Edwin r. Fryer. 81. third
Time. 90 IS
sixth rae-. ye-eighths mite Ia
Chata. III lschililngl. TO 2. won
YiVant. III. second. Han Ellen.
it3. third Time. i0o2s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-13
YESTERDAYS RACES


First race. threc-auartets mile
BYRON. rs tGtibert1. IS 10 |. vans
Affair. %. second: Rose Cherry
io4. third Time. iii -
second race. threeauartefz mile
BELLE Of lroquois. iot kelly, !
to :. won. sophomore. %. second
Lord Provost. ios. third. Time.
1915 is.
Third race. seven sixteenths
mfls-Work Box. los tAaskravel.
TO 5. Won. Linoia. leo. second !.
Ornate. i0t. third Time. u IS.
Fourth race. mile and one.slx.
teenth--Import. So t0ilhertt. 10
10. won. The Englishmaa. To-. sec.
ond. NH Soag. ip2. third Time.
1854
F1fth race. mile and 20 yards
Warning. tes tkeogAl. 10 !. won
Tarp. 81. second. Rotrua. iu1.
third Time. 1851 i.5.
sixth race. eleYen.slxteeuths
mile Rucolic. IS fCharb9nant. 2
10 2. Won. Palaruita. i03. second
Sevcnfuli. s5. third. Time. les e..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-13

Cheyenne. Green River. oEden.
Wlunemucca, Reno. Golitield,
santa barbara. san Jose aud Frisco.
The southern dctonr win be made
necessary BY tho impaasahllity OF
the Siorras at this time Of the year.
The trip to san Francisco Ia ex.
peeted to consume not more than
90 ia 30 daYa
At san Francisco the autos will
he placed aboard a steamer of the
Pacific Coast steamship Co. and
will be brought Ia seattle. From
here steamer will take the out.
III to Naldax. where the neat lap
Of the race begins From Valdez
the route trayerscd will b. as FOL
lows To Fairbanks. down tho
Yakan river to Nome, across the
nsrlng straits. either ON steamer
OF ice. % East Cape. Siberia
then up the Lena river Go IT.
autak. Moscow. SmOlcnak rar.
ahovitch. Vacovle aud rosson In
Prussia Poland. from where choice
Of roads 10 BERLIN aud Paris Is
optional
When the race Is completed the
machines viii have travelled nearly
80 600 miles. al least $1,000 being
On land.
The auto race was proposed BY
the French newspaper IL Matin.
and finally received the coopera.
ton OF the New York Times. Only
one similar contest has been made
befere and that was tho race be.
tween Pekin and Paris. Part OF
the present route viii be over that
taken by the winning car In the
rekin.paria race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-13
BRAVERY URGED
AS OFFSET

II the act % rladlnE Seattle Of a
desperate highwayman wis offset
a slight defect Ia the mental a.
animation. patroiman Hagen. With
the accommodated OF Chief Wap
p@ustetn. viii be retained In the
department
IlAkan - a probation officer
When he entered upon bis duties
he waa unabl@ 10 pass the written
examination before the civil nerr'
lee board He IA about 10 be given
another chance. ana with u will So
statement from Chief wappen
stein Of his bravery tso weeks
AEa in affecting the capture. a, the
point OF a revolver. 81 William
Johnson. = neEto fooirad. highway
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-13
WRESTLING TOURNEY TO
Be HELD BY JAPS

A wrestling aud athletic tourney.
80 continue three days. Is being ar.
ranged by the local Japanese. 10
be held on tho field ~ Athletic
park The program will include
many wrestling bouts and contests
at the games in which the little
brown men are proficient
The details 81 the program are In
The hands of Harry 1amado. and
viii comprise about so events.
something like 20 being planned
for each day OF the meet. In the
wrestling events u will be the sur.
xixai Of the fittest. the bouts con.
tinulnx along the lines % elimina-
ton until one man Il left lie Is
declared the victor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-13
GETS 20 YEARS

solly Joel. At Cape Town In 1886
lie pleAAetd self defense and was
acquitted Aome Years aitefsAfh
a body recovered from the Thames
waa Identified a. Nun Neltheim By
HIS wife. but later the ndYentnfsf
was Uncovered serving on the
fieuhuanalhud police.
before sentence WHh panied on
Won Veliheim. the police told re-
niarkable story Of his career 81
crime and fraud According Ia this
recital. Won Neltheim has commit
ted blRumy with not less than
seven women
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-13

man and convict b. his own con
fssziun
johnson admitted. after his cap.
tnre. that be had been ia several
recent holaups In this city, and
had served a term in the NailA
Walla paniienilafY.
Chief Wappenateiu has asked the
board 10 allow Hagen credit Tor
efficiency should bis mental tests
fail below the required standard
We need men like Hagen. be
said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-13
DROPS DEAD In THE PULPIT

tlfed reader In the church. stood
up aud in n loud steady xolee re
aneaied the audience 10 hs seated
and fain him in silent prayer
The response Haa immediate, and
the house became still Az an
usually large audience had a.
aembled when Mr. Nhippls rose
10 read from Mrs Eddya Science
and Health lie had been read
ing bat a few minutes when he Ner
seen 10 drop his hands and almost
immediately be sank 10 the tlooi
unconscious Death came almost
Immediately
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-13
lar United Prsas.l

OAKLAND. Cal. Fsb, H.
While reading from Mrs Mary
baker Eady's Science aud Health, %
at the Christian Science church In
Oakland last night Nathan Frank
Mhipple. q veteran Instructor AZ
In. Berkeley institute Tor the blind.
dropped dead on the platform be-.
fore a crowded auditorium.
The meeting was IN a state ~
confusion ia a moment Men and
women rose In their Roata. aud
some started for the doors Then
the REV. Elmer Mehufney. re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-13
KENT WINS

KENT. Feb 1.-The Washing
ton high school basketball team
met defeat at the hands OF the
Good Templar five In this city last
night The locals proved too strong
for the visitors and the final score
vas % 20 Is The Seattle team
Was weakened by the absence Of
Mullen aud Wsid-nbacher.
West and Titus were consistent
point getters for the Kent boys
6 Routh and W Routh. forwards.
also grabbed points. Capt Rabcl
and Fielder we're stars for the Sc
attles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-13

LONDON. Feb IA Carl LudwiH
Sun Yeltheim. a German born nat
uralized American who posed IA =
haran, and WIS known 40 Frank
kuftx aud Carl Bnolderich MAurlix
has been sentenced ia 20 years
penal aerxitude having be'u' con.
yleted OF attempting 10 blachmail
aollY u Joel. wealthy Londoner
aud South African mine owner. out
Of $4,000.
Van Veltheim. who was arrested
four months ago ia Paris. shot and
killed Noolf Joel. brother Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-13
Seattle star's Exclusive Service. }

(seattle Stars Exclusive serSiee,l
NEW YORK. fcbta-A tiny craft
is preparing % fnlloN IN the wake
Of the magnificent fleet OF battle
ships nov on It's way 10 the Pacific
coast Il Is a little ilghtahip that
Il 10 serve As beacon % mariners
who seek "a reseh san Francisco
The llkhtAhip viii travel under It's
own motive power silh a crew 81
about 20 men The little craft IN
~ present nj the government yard
At fompkluaxiilr. stafen island. but
will leave shortly on is long yoy.
aEe to the Pacific e0Aa1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-13

Miss Marie Wagner. Of the Ham.
lltun Grange Lawn Tennis eluh.
won the womaua national indoor
iawn tennis championship yaater,
daY At NeN York b. defeating Mira
Frederick sehmilx. ~ England. Ia
straight sets. s. Aaa e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-13

The University Of Oregon bas
keihaii team Il nos making a tour
of the Inland Empire playing a 50
riea 81 games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-13

The ladies' Of Stevens ". n G.
aiil - sniert ainnd II the residence
81 Mrs. jain Cashier. col summit
av Friday. February -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-13
Los AaGgLss

First race. one mlie-Tonree.
1906 tSehrrineri. TO I. wou. Pal.
Guns FOR Rssr-pipeF 4
Tart. f0ets6 second ay 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-13

The store rhs, serves You sss,-oar,'y sOeh.osa Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-13

While We speak enthu-
slastieaily about the val
ues. we speak most con.
servstlseiy Net yard
Of these beautiful new
cmbrolasries worth repu.
larry less than 500
from q dollar on the val.
ues are plentiful up 20
$3.50 and $500. with a
Iigh, sprinkling Of pieces
actually worth up 70 $3.50
yard. it's without ahac.
ON Of the slightest doubt
the arsnoss, bargain lot
OF erpbroidsrlea ever
brought 20 Seattle. The
values are sgpefb-msg
nifieent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-13

BY Taking Advantage Of Most Extraordi-
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-16

Norman on Friday nleht ~ she
Opera bauae Is Norman Kansas ans
Oklahoma wilI debate the Question
Resolved. That congress should pass
a. iueoma tax Oklahoma inieaf
eIfy has lhe Affirmative ana Kansas
University the nekafiFs side q ths
discussion TIE members of the kaa
sas fHam are 6 q MgFlat 3 f8nlos
iaW sua gaea FAx n iunUr in the
College 0f Arts aHd selsnees The
Oklahoma team has tso seniors im
TIE Collasa 81 Arts and selrnees. q
r. NeRsyaaaaa aaa + q nacaM The
Judges are Superintendent & M
nfilas. NuskaFee s. Carlisle. pTlu
cipal 81 tae Carlisle Military ACsde.
my. Arlington. Ter ana = 81 Young
It Naakoese TIE presiding ofieef
viii hesausFiHfeoasnf 4 r ENns
uf Norman kaaeaA wun from OKLA.
hema last year ai Lawrence. Kan
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-16

When the writer came . Ninita
in February, the Chiefiain had 4
contractsto carry an advertise
mont for the sunny Brook D5s
tilling Company The advertise.
ment announced sunny Brook
as The very best booze on the
market and recommended it fer
both medical and ssoeia pur
poses About the middle Of
February an officer Of the law
called 40 this Office aud informed
us that We could fnot advertise
booze ia the Chieftaiu as the
state law did not permit Il We
dropped the "a And nov comes
the newsithat the state Of Okla
horua has bought q car load Of
Sunny Brook whisISey-the
very booze The ChleftaIn was
advertising We'd like 10 see
somebody risesup uowTaud say
adyeriiSing.does not pay
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-16
sEeEIvr THREATENING lGTrEs
state oHislals Are warned TIA, ,h,y
are Markea


State Officials Are warned That they
are Markes
GUTHRIE Thas several members
of tSs state administration have r.
eeircd snoaymous letters threateniuk
them with death - ne Fraelt q the
iim eros iAW vas made kaowa la
connection wiih ne dispatch siailae
fhAt : letter thfeaienlee GovernoF
Haskell and Marshal beshe,irf Of
that city bad been received IN Mas.
kegee.
. When Goyeruof haskell saw the
sisgateh hs laughed II is rldlcu.
ioas o. ooase. ae said ~rhs com.
naalcaiion. % al appearances ls
from some crAnk I attzea 20 TN.
pofianee NaEtsYef . IT,
Although this ls she arst direct
threat that has been made aEainst
The governor. several anslenea letters
81 similar stature have BEEN reesll.
~ ~ Attorney General Wvs, anA bis
assistants
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through tae maH mage than aae COM.
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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-16

Oklahoma city. On To aFfanae A.
tail plans 70 driii faF oil fouF miles
east q Oklahoma CITY, 7 & Smith,
associated uith II. n nrandenbaFz
consultation Wlfk tha local eifirefa n
tha Oklahoma OIL ard Gas CampanY
M ~ Frgaav. Hga will - ssfeeted q
supervise 1he drilling.
Preparations will he made - 90 q
depth 81 500 feet Il necessary
Seventeen hundred feet h she neaal
deplh II ehlch oil has been found
IL ela Indian Territory