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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-19
maufs. nnS ssasenfrennsi6ait.

Gin Mitarbeiier Der rSrdntfurter
3eituns" fdreibt:
9uf elmer Reiie burh WieeH5a. unb
slpar in Duspille, fab i9 elm. f4On ses
tiserts. sroBe Rage, ipsl4e ibrs bier
Sunsen fduste - unb, Wunber! eine
Maus trant san3 bebasli9 nit. Die
3abe bebanbelte bic Sduslinse ole
sIsi1; fis ledte. ftrei9slte fie unb fpieltt
nit ibnen. Die Maus unb bic ilsinen
8aben Iiefen ii9 bereits nad, unb id
CLAUDE. bab iie aud In 3utunit In be-
lter gintra9t leben fpsrben. Ser sliids
lide BETTER bieier Sbiere bat es fi4
ni9t entseben laHen. bas pbdnomen
ssf6GftIid gu psripsrtben. Gr bat sine
8ube er6ffnst, in Der fir 10 genteiimi
e gents) bic aaben nit Der i9peiters
liden Waus seaeist iptrbeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-19

Sie 8 men BON bel
ar t." Die 8srIeibuns bon Orbenss
ausaei6nunsen an Grauen tann bis
in bas IL. Sabrbunbsrt auriidDerfoIgt
fperben. Damals ipurbe bon bem lebs
ten 9rafsn bon Barcelona Ramon Be-
rensuer Elm 9srbienit5eiden fir Jrausn
serhnbst. unb sipdr Der Srben Der
,Damen bon Der Qrt." gr mar ber
grinneruns an bic 9elbentbdtsn ses
ipeibt, bic bic iptibliden Gtnpobner
Der Stabt Sprtofd BEL Der 8elaseruns
bur6 bic Wauren berri9teten. Das
abseiden bieIss Orbens beifdnb nur in
elmer rotben 9lrt. bic In bas 9ruittu4
stnseitidt mar:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-19

Die tiirtifde 8urea
funbe. Gin aonItantinOpsIer aor.
Respondent fdrsibt: Sine ftrense Der
orbnuns aIler tiirtii9en Miniiterisn
beifimmt, baB bon iebt an bic Bureaus
ftiinben bon 4a-10a llbr (nu9 titry
tiI6er 3sit), uliO ipdbrenb boiler FEDS
Stunben ftreng innesebalttn ip.rben
miifsn. 8isb.r mar Der fletnite BE.
ANTE bret bts pisr Stunben, Der flet'
mere etne BIS ap.i, Der b0bere eine bdIbs
Stunbe unb Der b04fe gar Hi4t i'm
Bureau.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-19
eadabanna & Bbomins DaIIsb.
(eanreI einie.)
3pf&sn SCRANTON unb @iIfts. Barre.

3piI&tn Suaufon unb gBiIFts. Bdrrt.
3hss Ssrlaftn Seranton um 90. 200, 3 90
400, 500 uue 600 Muresns. Tim 5 40 Wlpr.
gems an Wc&sntaeen unb alIt uaHfcIssub,
jwansis Winutsn, unb nm 700 Rorssns an
Spnntastn unb als na&fclstnbs ,panjts Ni-
nuifn bic uue tuIluiist 10 90 NaGts, In @iI.
fts.Sarrs al Winuttn ip6isr anfommsub.
GrprBihss, Hur In wittstcu anbaItsnb, pn.
IaHsH Srantcu ale Stunbs idaIi&, ausas-
nommtu Ssnniaas uub 6tistnstn, BON us
Rcasns bic 7.t9 atsnes. une trtfsn In Dil.
Iss.Bart 30 Winuten fpdttr elm.
parf, enna parf, psterebura nHb Dunmcrs.
Sttb. UabrplaH fir atpddbttSrbsrnst 3ass.
Srat Ia 4raft am g. Suli 1907.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-19
austtbIib berm a Z

austtbIib auf berM a 2 $
fpiBt. Bel StiIissnfee bait. auf Der
6apsl cine 3illt anselest. @tgeu a8
nbr 9lbenbs fsntte ii9 Elm 4ug.lblib
uisber, Der ii9 In RreisDinbungsn rm
ben pbertn Sbeil bes Maites betpegte,
ipdbrenb slei9settis bic Waitipibe bon
sinem f.urisen Gtrablentrdnae umss'
ben mar. Die grfdstnuns mar sttpu
cine balbe Winute lang fi4tbar; bann
srplobirts bic TeuertuseI nit ,tnem
beftisen Small. unb fdit sleidseitis per'
Idtponb bas Strablenbiinbel boa Der
WaitIpibe. Tertipiirbiseripeife bate
bic eissnartise elettriihe GntIabung
tDeber BEN Maft nod ber 3ille sinsn
e4aOen susefiist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-19

Ole bIiibenbs porseIs
in Sbiirinsen unb
sSranten 1T erit in Der 5tp.itsn SGlfte
6es 18. Sabrbunberts .uufsetommeH.
sic perbantt ibrsn llrfpruns Geors
Seinri9 Na9eIeib aus 4ursborf, i'm
SbiirinstrpaIb, Der in sinsm Stein,
bru& BET RDnisfee ben ri9tisen Sanb
,ntbsdte. NIT benz bi, 5erfeIuus feiuea
lpeiben porselaus seIaHs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-19
ilniperfitat phne etnbentea.

Der iiinsit ber0fftntlidtt Btridt
iiber bic Warfdauer llniDeriitdt i'm
Sabre 1907 sntbGIt unter anberem bic
Folssnbsn b06ft intereHantsn 3ablen:
Srbsntlibe profeHoren CAB es on
Der llnipsrfitat I'm 8eridtsiabre 36,
auberorbsntIide unb pribatbpstnte %.
qubsrbem CAB es nod on alien 5atuls
tGtsn 20 unbefebt. 2ebritiible. Dem
ssseniiber Sdblte bic llniberiitGt an
1. Sdniiar 1907 ID Stubirenbe unb
1 3ub0rer. 9a bic llninerittGt i'm
Gaufs bes sanSsn 8eri4tsiabres se'
fdloGen mar unp sWe ReuaufnaPms
bon @tubsnten nidt itattssfunben bat,
nnbsrerfeits ab.r aud bie friibsrsn Ia
Stubirenben aus ibr aussstrsten itnb,
10 sGblte iie gum 1.\Snnuar 1908 teis
nen ein5isen Stubenten. SroBbem tpas
rem sur llnterbaItuns biefer ebrpiirs
bisn 2llma mater i'm 8eridtsiabrs
388,S16 Rubsl ($200, ,239.72) n6tbtg.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-19

Ser BursbistI In Gif'
a b n mar f9on in pOrseidi9ts
liher 3eit beiiebsIt; auf ibm srbob fid
fpGter, ipie bic auss.srabsnen Reite
zines SempeIs. Sbeaters unb Babes
,rpisfen, bic rOmif9e 9lieberlafuns.
4uf berfelben Stelle lesten mad grs
oberuns Der Sberif9en SalbinieI bic
Muuren ibre 3ptnsburs an. als ibre
5erri9aft enblid pisber sebro4sn
mar, erbaute R0nig alfons Der Dritte
um bic Wtitte bes 13. Suhrbunberts
auf benz plaB ber alien Maurenburs
ben paco be Sao Bartholomew. bic dls
tsfte tOnisli9e ReiibenS in 2iFabon.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-19

@ostbe unb feine Grben
habsn ipdbrenb Der fait 100 SABRE,
pdtSenb tpel9r bas Gotta'fde @ers
lassredt fir bic 9ostbe'fden @eris
beftunb. bon btnielben Elm Sonorar bon
inssefammt $4,000 Wart beaosen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-19
Demtfcbe
S9On Sdrberet,
1927 ". 8aibiastom elbe.
8eiSe xefepbone.

vile arbsit nad better 0siie pollfiibrt.
Dem Reinisen uno Rldtten ipesiells
aufmsrtiumtsit seidsutt. arbsit abss'
bolt uno abseliefert.
Geo. ". Sdmiot. gisentb.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-04-23

Monday from a short visit with
daughterat Culdesac.
Attorney F. E. Fogg. of Lewiston
was in town last Friday and Satur.
day on legal business.
Republican primaries will be held
all over the county one week from
next Monday afternoon.
FARMERs-Remember that the
Nezperce Chop Mill grinds at all
times. C. II. Brooke, prop.
sell Holt Combine Harvesters.
For particulars see or write me at
lilo. Idaho. R. J. Day. Agent.
Attorney P. w. Mitchell went TO
Lewiston on legal business Tuesday.
He is expected home tomorrow.
More real estate has been chang
ing hands in Nezperce and vicinity
the past month than for some time.
A. L. Mooney, of Opportunity, is
spending a few days on the prairie
looking after his farming interests.
Born Saturday, April 18th, to the
wifesof F. M. HuntIey, of Dublin,
A fine son, DR.. A. ]. Cooper attend
ng.
Mrs. 1. E. White, who has been
';siting her sister, Mrs. J. w. Gar
Yin, left Tuesday for a visit to
Spokane. 4
/ wish to notify the public that I !
I'm now prepared to do all kinds Of
OBJ work and repairing. w. G..
dcLennan.
Lost-Friday night, April 10th,
aides small, brown fur. Liberal
eward will be paid for return of
anne 10 Felt's store.
Chancey Wallace, foreman at the
Herald Office, made a business trip
} Spokane last Friday, returning
ONE the first of the week.
+, Chinamel, in all colors, for floors
nd furniture and all interior finish =
Ig is the best by test. For sale by :
amey Lumber Company. !
Strayed-A white cayuse, reached 2
ane, branded 81 on left hip, pretty I,
ell along in years. Leave infor- Ii
alton at the Herald office.
Get your fish and game license. z
pply to the undersigned, or in my te
'sence to P. w. Mitchell. A. W
Johnson, Nezperce, Idaho. st
SrRAYED-From my place about hi
oril 5th or 9th, iron gray mare al
ming 8 year old, two brown
arling colts. Frank Johnson. Il
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-04-23
For SALE-Red Durock Jersey

For SALE-Red Durock Jerse'
male pigs. Geo Stellmon.
Beardless seed barley for sale
Ramey Lumber Company.
Miss Bessie and Oney Riggs were
Grangeville visitors Sunday.
Geo. Medved was on the sicI
list the forepart of the week.
w. A. Everett is down from the
Spokane country on a short visit.
Fbur-room house for rent. En-
quire at Herald Office. City water.
WAETED-A cook stove, must be
in good condition. DR.. S. II. Titus.
Martin Kuhn moved his house
hold goods to Cottonwood Tuesday.
W. J. Ramey returned from a
business trip to Lewiston Saturday.
If you want saddle horses, rigs,
or horse feed, come to the Boss Barn.
SPEcIAL-Chicken dinner Satur-
day and Sunday at the Nezperce
Inn.
Pacific Monthly, Westemer and
the Nezperce Herald one year for
S1.70.
Now is the time to buy your
spring goods = during the sale at
Fixes.
All kinds of fishing tackle and
'ase ball goods at Anderson's Phar-
macy.
Indian Agent o. h. Lips, of Fl.
-apwai, was Nezperce visitor yes
erday.
If you have lame horse have it
xamined at McLennan's free of
barge.
Have those pictures framed at
ink Bros. before spring house
leaning.
If you want to sell your property
st it with The Nezperce Land
'ompany.
B. c. Rooster and wife, of Green !
reek, were trading in Nezperce
aturday.
1t will pay you to come many p,
lies to buy goods during the big q
lie at Fixes.
The ladies of the Christian church A
III give cake sale at Felt's store a
'xt Saturday. iC
B. F. Richardson the Jeweler all
'rk on watches and clocks guarn- A
ID for one year. If CT
Mrs. p. NJ. Hartley returned y,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-04-23
Brocke's Chop Mill.

=
O'Conner, the well driller.
Fishing tackle at Anderson's.
Larson, real estate, that's all.
We can print your butter wrappers
Send the Herald to your friends
Don't overlook our clubbing rates
Base ball goods at Anderson's
Ball game Saturday and Sunday
Dollar watches at the jewellery
store. If
VIII Nezperce observe Decora-
ton day7
Get your horses shod at Nc
Lennan's.
o'conner, the well driller, don't
stay long.
R. E. Anderson was over from
no Sunday.
Hooks aad lines for the trout at
Anderson's.
Horse shoeing, horse shoeing, at
McLennan's.
R. L. Spiker was up from Lewis
ton Monday
Young coyote wanted. Enquire at
Herald Office.
You can't miss it if you patronize
the Boss Barn.
Johnnie Herrick is reported quite
sick this week.
Don't forget the cake sale at
Felt's Saturday.
Kamiah is planning for an old
time celebration.
Have your horse bills printed at
the Herald Office.
VIM. Gerkey, of Greer, is a Nez-
perez visitor today.
Mrs. D. S. Beekley is visiting
relatives in Sprague.
Money to loan on real estate.
See P. W. Mitchell.
The Nezperce Land Company
wants your property. s
c. B. Workman returned Monday
from trip to Lewiston.
See The Nezperce Land Company s
for real estate bargains.
Wire cut horses healed at Nc v
Lennan's shoeing shop free. n
Everything greatly reduced at
fixes during the big sale. "
Attorney J. S. Mcdonald, Of ts
'OIInsr, Is In town today.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-04-23
BOB Allison left Monday for :

Bob Allison left Monday for
visit With his mother at Collar. H
expects TO return in a month or ST
weeks and engage in business here
For REET-A 100 acre rancl
q miles northwest of Russell. Idaho
About 100 acres to summer fallow
Call or write. Fink Bros, Nezperce
Idaho.
Mrs. VIM. Seyforth and babe anC
Loyal Larson arrived Tuesday from
Post Falls, Idaho, having been call.
ed home by the death of theiI
brother. Norman.
Ray Minis returned to Cotton
wood yesterday. He was called
home on account of the sickness Of
the baby, but the little one is re-
ported much better.
c. w. Greek purchased the A.
Lawrence place about four miles
southeast of town last Saturday from
J. B. Hill Of Junction City, Oregon.
Consideration, SsO00.00.
WANrED-A good young work
team, weight about 100, must be
true and gentle. A fresh Jersey
mich COW. Must be cheap for cash.
Enquire at Herald Office.
FOR SALE-At the Frank Fuchs
,lace two and one half miles north
rest Of Nezperce, one Mccormick
reader with four header boxes, one
Plano header, with three header
'oxes. All in good condition. Rain
lille Brothers.
A force of men and teams have
cen at work fitting up a new ball
round on the fiat in the north part
+ town this week. It will be one Of
he best grounds Nezperce ever
ad when It is finished. A grand
and will also be erected.
Notice--There will be a meeting
the members of the Nezperce
ublic Library Association at the
Drary Friday evening, April %, at
80. All members are requested
be present. Mrs. E. M. Parker,
,rarian.
Johnnie Bulen, who has been en- +!
.ged in newspaper work in Lewis
D for two years, and who is a /.
II kown newspaper man, will soon 4
lrt new paper at Culdesac He !
s ordered his plant and it will 4
rive in a week or ten days. Z
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-04-23
Overeoats

We still have a good stock Of
Mems and Boys Overcoass left that
we will continue to sell at just ONE
HALF PRICE for next week. II
you contemplate buying coat next
year you can save money by making
your Overcoat purchases during the
next week.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-04-23
Rope Making Demonstration

Saturday Miller & Bardvell will give rope
making demonstration at our store. demonstrat-
lug the advantage of having your own rope
making machine, which you will 6nd the most
convenient article you have on the place. Be
sure to call and let them show you the most
profitable and popular machine on the market
today.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-04-23

Shoe Sale
We will place on sale Saturday about IS pair Of
Ladies' and Misses Oxfords at prices far less than
the Wholesale cost today.
Ladies' Oxfords. about pair your choice for CSC
rs pair Ladies' Oxfords, worth SITS to $3.50.
your choice for 1913.
IS Misses Oxfords in most sizes, worth 81 rs to
$3.50. your choice for CSC
100 pair Mems Shoes. mostly large sizes, worth
$3.50 to SIS co. your choice for 81 %.
About 100 pair Ladies' Shoes. values from ST.
to S4o0 all sizes except and 81, choice for sl4s.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-04-23
Cake Sale

Saturday the ladies of the Chris
tian church viii hold cake sale at
our store. Why go to the trouble
to do your Sunday baking when you
can buy cakes and pies at this sale
probably equally as well made and
as cheap as you can bake them your
self.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-04-23
Wash Goods

1t is time for those who have not already
bought their summer dress goods to be giving
this line thought. The stock is at its very
best right now and priced as low as the same
class of material can be bought for anywhere
in the northwest.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-04-23
Mems New Spring Suit
and OyerCOatS


s,whicha
n
Of hot
good clothes but we feel certain offer SINCERITY CLOTHES
others n
to
equally well while
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-04-23

Get your horses shod at Nc
Lennan's.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-04-23
Millinery

Saturday We will make Special Discount Of 20
per cent Millinery in order to give late purchasers
opportunity to buy their new spring hat at saving
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-30

rot Looking far : Political JOB.
Predicts Thar Tafi win Easily
Win Delegation.

Washington. Jan. = ~ viii tske
W some dsanita weFs son. said ess
Gotsfnor FsA8ft uho Is hsrs, but
4 viii Bgt Be = political job "a would
Accspt ~ plsca filaf paYs less than
-. e9 q year ard there il 30 sucii
plnes THAT wlll ne offered noe
Governor FfAntx aAys THAT Taft Will
easily sec tie Oklahoma delegation
20 the repuhsleAn convention bat
CLASSES ti,s state a. doubtful helierinK
n % b. normally democratic. Isa
ttinks that Roasesslt could have
easily carried Oklahoma. lie predicts
that in feN yeas Oklahoma wsil
lsavs fvo mllliou peepls and looss fos
= change 10 politics then.
II vas not disappointed 10 not ts.
lrg liected governor. SAID Ffantx,
''bnt tho eEpsFlenee cured me. ! think.
of poltic1 0t ooure shall always
he interested IA political afiniFx. BOT
DO notEhlnk l stall ever seek another
political once. II is fascinating
game, but loo ~npenAlss
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-30
H0NORED BOB
Brazilian Forts RoAf salutes Il
American Navy sails cut %
Rio Ianeiro Hafbof

40 A. iAucifo lan % ule
tsamins Of guns aad fht cheen of
1hoasands on TIE accom- pani lng
pleasure craft tie AmsrIeaH sAnhIps
safied frem Rlo lAnelfo tbs Afternoon
bound 90 pania Arenas oH Magellan
strait Ten days ra hfHs the acst
aiuost mldeaf a. - lfea mile
cfaiss q san fWncIsea ard tie slips
ard the men earflet sIfh lncm %
daY the Godspera and saoa wishes of
tie ehois Brazilian nation Nat an
unhappy neient ha4 mafked the
tlstt ~ Gthe Auereabs bsre They
wefs fsasted ana tgtea lath aaeew
AMI meu darug thsif saiaam iH lao
danelr1 and hair g the papua on
turned 04t from earIf d tie auiug
- give them a attiuF fafese As
upon the ARRIVAL % tie Feet 81 4p0n
- departure the asa u,e public
Nlid.nRs and thr hlls acre cfusacd
sitb thousands Watching tht war
shIps until they Had disappeared
through lie mouth 6 tfe af rio
TIE alen sra
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-30
PLOT FOILED
Sheriff and Deputies lndulgs in
pitch Battle With Robbers.

Nilburton. Oklahoma. Jan - A
pitched battle took place here last
night beiwsen sheriff Riddle and his
deputies on one side and 4 desperate
sang Of hank Burglars on tho other
ana shlie numerous slsats wsrf hrt&
Il "a lmposslhie % tel 81 this time II
ang sUe sAs injured
Late Ia TIE night il aas discovered
that rige liglits ia tbs Cltlasns bank
fAd been cua Uuf aud TIE slccfrie
ll9hi eompany pu t~lng notified made
50 investigation llt @as found that
tbe main sire lad heen rat 90 two
ard ffai plans see tsluE lad 90
b.oN the bank
when uie sheriff and his deputies
Arrived thef found lie fohaous lH
saltng and TIE shooting AZ ouoe
started running IRE sas Kept ~
fof some tine TIE fohhsr anaur
makug their escape b ihe 8arf.
usss
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-30

fIysr mass Bs Run "a Tsms Re-
earslsm of Expense.

Fulloaing ls an article from the
flemoefatlssantine q ssdslla, No,
ef salnria3
''Sapl r \ FlnneY, uf tbs KATY
balsal8ned she annonnrSmeut today
slaAf TIA Iyen Nos S and q mast -
run on Tins itpossihls. ahd uheneyeT
ons sngine IA unable to pall sither
train tll@ local oYinsFs nast be noti.
hed and d double haadef will be sup
Piled
fuisnwiug Ia 81 article fran the
sans paper ~ SAinrlaY. 4hlclls siiows
fiAt tie order already taking effect
fioth ayeS u the katy we're
dsabls.heAas last night. pursuant
q instructions from Superintendent
fianey % cquip trains utth two loco
motives wheu one Is unabls % 40 ths
uork
Orders werc issued from the sen
era oeieea early Ia tie year tlAt ttes'
trains must BE- run on time ana even
effort. such - giving them the besl
engines aud selected eoAl, las heel
made and IL is pfobable that IN
double header order will hs made Il
Teas II II h necessary
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-30
BURGLARS GET BUSY
Thoriay. Jan q

THURSDAY. Jan. -
Burglars cot busl Ia Ninita last
night. gsing no doalt 20 che fact
that tie pas 81 tie Auditorium drew
large cro~d and many of ths people
vero away from issBs Thieves en
tered the home Of A L. Churchill and
took 4 watch. valuable nngs. =
callbrs revolver and q small Amount
of moneY
The iome a Mrs. p. l. Cfnss az ths
corner % Canadian avenue And Fore
man street wAs aisa entered last night
~ hgfgiAr while tie family 3ere ~
the sii0@ in tle Auditorium, III.
tran.c wAs eifected through the front
door Tie hoase appeared 90 have
baen Thoroughly Famsacged- Artic.es
81 value weFs taken ineigdinF aNatoh.
tso watch CHAINS feyplver And
ab0ut 81 so ln ezsh
There s not tie slightest clHe o. ths
fobeeflss buf ths police afe on tie
aieft api wiii arrest am one sho ioots
suspirlous aa3 caneat gite good ac
count of himself
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-30
TO PEN FOR LIFE
Barber Sentenced to Life Prison
Term For Killing Police
Chief

sHasHes usla Jan. John Caf.
tis liaflsf charged sith The manief
o. Marion Farnl fofmsf pollee chief
of shawnee nn tie morning e oeto
ber I4a Nas sentenced e life Im.
ptisonment hf iur, 20 Judge ] Il.
Nassy court in 1rcumah. t0daY
TIE arf as eat BOA ~ minates
With fatiie attempt IS The a.
seuse e prove that Charles Morris.
teamstsr sho has disappeared from
shaNnee vas the murdegsr. The a.
gumenl n tie trial closed al o'clock
THIS Afternoon. TIE trial has eonsum
ed three DAYS
Police Chief Farrell arrested Tar
Der and vas on bis uay With him h
the eitf iail when tbs alleged crime
uccured Farrall vas struck IN the
head slth . piece of iron He died
the following dag Barbef uas arrest
81 tie daY of tie assault ia room
with tSo girls lie protested bis ia
noeenee. elaimiug that some one else
struek HaFfall
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-30
DEEP MYSTERY
Man II Murdered BY unkmown
Hand

hcAiestsf. - san 2 s A.
Cgyle, a resident q no~ this county
as nysteflouslY shat and silica 81
ais home lasf uigig The shooting
oceurcd lgst after daik 10 Coyis's
Tard Mrs CaJis aid shr heard her
husband quaffeling sitn some enc
ia tlls yard. bat dla not 70 OUT o. ses
shat vas tie natter saddently tso
shots rang cut. and shsn she ran q
TIE yard shs faaud her husband dead
shot through TIE heart
A deputy sheriff hearing tbo shots
ran 90 the pIAes 0rs suspect aas al.
rested bat sas Iatef released
There has heea II least taenty
murders 10 this aaatrY sinrs state
hood
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-30
KILLED


THURSDAY. Jan -
lesse CoFntaassi aged "a years, aasd
son Of John CofntAsssl. a highly RS
pocfed fun bleed tllsOkea Indian faf.
mer. llslaR near Pas fan, eight miles
wcnt IL yinltA wAa struck bY FRS
80 passenger train last night ard 10.
sgAntiY Killed
No one I'LL wlli etrr Nv attic 70 Tell
just hos the accldent hGppsned, Dgt
TIE sappaltion i that Jesse. wlao ~as
here Yesterday sfralghtenins up TIE
sale of sons iaua had become lntosi-
Gated. aud staFtea 70 wAik home en
tie Frisoo tracks and that after be
lad reached = point lesween the
stock yanis ard ule bsick plant, bs
hscams dsssd and SAT down on It's end
Of TIE ties aud fell tsissp.
When TIE engine Of train No 80
pulled into tlss depot hs lnfosmsa tise
bogs AZ thu station that a man had
been struck and waa lying beside ths
track. Iewia Rogers wAs satlAed
and he immediately went 90 ths sens
and removed TIC hpay to hts under
taking establishment where he waa
dressed and prepared Cor burial Hs
thsu sent word " the aged father and
mother relating the unfortanase hap
peulng AMI Ilaey were heart bguken.
Jess as secn Ia toWn late last
evening ard lust when be started
hone or tow long l,e had been aslsap
% the tfacs Ssil psobabiy never b
kuown.
Coronef Dr Adams u nig Cabin
vas uotlaed Of the death and epou
arrival he visited the spas wlefs
less vas killed lie lmpannsiea {
iuy And zn la41est ~As held g oae
o'cluck tits afternoon.
Tie lufY wAs composed " gile foi
lnmlng gsntlemeu " Nlciioia IL
n. smith j il Thoma-an 1 q
iirrry. taek NafslsAl, u NJ Knight
2 At re hoar u eoing % press prg~scH
( iuhg Attorney hfady ~as stAuine
ellneseS aud from the ssideues i {,
lmp0sluls T. state shat tie verdict
ell ls
I Tile bruises ou the 0o.iy consisted uf
1 a llrse hole ou the right side % %,
head. a bfessu arm and ths right led
badiY iacsfafed 10 - ths opiniau oi
all ehg gleaesi tlicremaius that death
vas instantaneous
/ John Cofutasssi ard bis family are
anons tie most highiy respected far
men 10 Cai9 caautg and "a tie loai
y thslf grief tfey hGse TIE most sln.
cefe sympathy q larse elfcls 4
friends.