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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-11-12
SHORT LINE
DOES LOBBY
Freight Agent P|aisted Talks to
Commercial Club.
ANXIOUS TO SHUT OFF RAILROAD
COMMISSION AGITATION.
Frank Plaisted, the Target for All
Kinds OF Pointed Questions From
Business Men, Side-steps on Many
Subjects.

After asking to meet the members Of
the Commercial club of this city last
night, General Freight Agent Plaisted
of the Oregon Short Line, in frank
open manner, attempted to lobby to
kill any resolution or instruction
which might be made regarding the
sentiment in this club for state rail-
road commission. Mr.. PlaiSted was
not the least bit guarded in his re-
marks, but urged that the club go on
record as to it's position in the matter,
spending a half hour of time in show
ing that such commission was use
less and would only be an expense to
the state without doing any good. He
stated that only eight per cent of the
shipments would come under the Jur-
isdction of such a commission, and
that it powers would be curtailed by
being in the hands of the politicians.
In response to large number OF
questions Mr.. Plaisted attempted to
explain the reason for the larger rate
for shorter haul and did very nice
ly until specific cases were fired at
him for explanation. He then avoided
as best he could, perfect avalanche
OF questions.
His substitute for such commission
would be a railroad committee COM
posed of one member from each COM
mercial club of the state. But when
asked as to the powers OF such commit
tee he admitted that 1t would have
none, only as the railroad company
was inclined to listen.
4 He also reminded the club that they
had gotten everything demanded as
soon as it was brought to his atten-
. ton. But he failed to make good when
asked why the rates were placed SO
|, high and never reduced until howl
went up.
!, After a free and excited discussion
the club voted to send Its members to
Nampa uninstructed for such commits
sion after every member had taken
, hand in the every kind of motion
known to Roberts or even Car Reed.
Then in order to show its opinion
,, on the commission plan and largely to
show the visitor that his influence was
!, not felt, the club by a vote OF IA to
13 voted in favor of resolution to
the effect that the club believed that
such a state railroad commission
would be OF benefit, thus virtually
binding its delegates.
e The club then proceeded to elect five
delegates to the League OF Southern
u Idaho Commercial clubs. which VII
e convene at Nampa November H. The
e delegates elected we're w. P. Guthrie
e J. A. Waters, John E. Davies, e.
e Booth and T. ]. Woods.
Q .Es
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-11-12
NEW LIVERY AND FEED BARN.
Bethune & Overend Invest Heavily In
New Establishment.

One of the largest stables on the
tract Is being erected this month on
Second avenue south, by Messrs.
Bethune and Overend, which, when
completed will be used for farmers
livery and feed barn. The building Is
lis feet long by 35 in width, and Is to
be perfectly sanitary in every respect.
Neat waiting rooms are being furnish
ed by the proprietors, one for the la
dies and one for the men, and 1t Is
the intention of the firm to make the
new barn a favorite stopping place
with the ranchers. Besides the large
barn a number of sheds extending
around the sides OF the four lots, are
being erected for the accommodation
of cattle and other stock, which farm
ers bring in, and further back OF these
is a corral SO by 125 feet for taking
care of horses placed with them fol
SALE
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-11-12
STATE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN.
League of Commercial Clubs Want
$4,000 Expended.

According to the returns received by
Reilly Atkinson, secretary
of the League of Southern Idaho Com
mercial clubs, the fourth annual con-
vention of that organization which will
be held at Nampa, November 16 and
II, will be the largest and most en-
thusiastic one yet held. Clubs in all
sections of the south have sent in lists
of delegates and evince an unusual in
terest in the convention.
The League started a campaign to
get an appropriation of SIS, 100000 q
year from the next legislature for an
immigration and advertising bureau Of
the state. 1t is this bureaus business
to gather statistics Of Idaho and pub
lish them. This is work which will
build up every little community OF
Idaho, help to populate our vacant
lands and to bring in new investors.
1t is of equal Importance to everyone
and the state can not be too liberal II
the money is thus used. We get 1t
back an hundred fold. Every city IN
southern Idaho should be represented
at Nampa and thus give this move
ment all the backing possible.
The sentiment favoring the creation
of a commission to regulate railroads
has grown a great deal in the last two
years and this convention will be ask
ed to endorse law calling for rail-
road commission.
Our legislature has not yet made any
provisions for having Idaho represent
ed at the Observation-Disclosures expo
sition to be held in Seattle during 1909
The league will undoubtedly take some
action on this and will probably ash
for an Appropriation.
The convention will be called tt
order Monday afternoon, November II
and every city in southern Idaho
should be represented.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-11-12
CAUGHT BY LIVE WIRE.
Floyd Norman In Hospital From
Severe Burns.

Floyd Norman, who has been en-
ployed by the Great ShOshone Light
& Power company for some time past,
met with very serious accident last
Saturday while at work at the substa-
ton north OF the city. Mr.. Norman Is
an electrician and in some manner one
of his hands came in contact with a
live wire, charged with 23OO volts OF
electricity, burning the hand In a
frightful manner. He was taken to the
Twin Falls hospital where the burns
were dressed by DR.. Shady. While
the hand was being dressed and the
burned flesh being cut away he show
ed the gilt he was made of by making
joking remarks to those in attendance
That Mr.. Norman was not Instantly
killed is little les sthan miricle az
he received shock enough to XIII
man under ordinary circumstances.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-11-12
BEAR HUNTERS HERE.
Twin Falls Party Invade Central Ida
no In Quest Of Big Game.

Geo. McCallister, John Black, AL.
Bebee and Don Bryan, the latter a
former Mackayite, all Of Twin Falls,
Nwere here this week after having set
Wraps on the lavas for the bear that
hre known to inhabit that waste OF
8hand. While on their way here they
saw many signs Of big game and will
hunt a week or so on their return.
They are all jolly good Twin Falls
boosters. Mr.. Bryan, who is we'll
known to many of our people. having
made many thousand dollars there
The Mackay Miner.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-11-12
TWIN FALLS LANDS
THE COMPANY.

Captain Caproni, OF this city, has re-
ceived final instructions from the ad-
iutant general of the state of Idaho to
proceed with the enrolment OF COM
pany with a view to its later incor-
poration as q part OF the state troops.
The captain has already secured q
large number of names and Twin Fails
has good prospects OF having q hne
military company as one OF Its insti-
tutions. Captain Caproni is man OF
high attainments in this line and he
should receive the hearty cooperation
of the citizens of our city in his ef-
forts to land for Twin Falls PROPOSE
ton that can not we'll be overlooked
A copy Of the letter received from the
state follows:
state OF Idaho, Adjutant Generals
Office, Boise, Idaho, Nov. 5, 1908.
Major Grant Allyn Caproni, Illinois
National Guard, Twin Falls, Idaho.
"Sir:-Replying TO your letter OF
the goth ult. in reference to the or
ganization of company OF infantry AZ
Twin Falls, to become q part OF the
National Guard OF this state, ! have
the honor to inclose herewith ENROLL
ment blanks for the purpose Of BE-
curing signatures OF those who wish to
become members OF such an organasA-
ton. As soon - sufficient signatures
have been secured. ono copy Of the
same should be forwarded to this OF
nee and upon approval Of such the
necessary blanks for physical exanin-
alton and flnal enlistment win ~ 10r-
warded to you with further tnstruc-
lions. Il z
.Also there n inclosed sample fdrin
OF physical examination and enlist
ment- s
Every respectfully
C. 81 EIs1l4
~A4etaht a
A No. I Oliver IN ~ q AS1l 'l
4itiq9 Il i H. "a. An 81
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-11-12
COURT NAY NOT CONVENE.
Additional Court Work In HALEY May
Prevent Session Next Week.

H. T. West. clerk OF the court. re-
ceived word from Judge Walters that
1t would be almost impossible Tor nim
to finish his work In HALEY for Two
weeks, and that while he gave NO ae-
finite order, Mr.. West thinks that the
district court for this county will not
convene until the flrst week in Decem-
ber.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-11-12
For SalN.

Sealed bids will be received for n.
e, church property, lots ! and :,
block "A, with frame building thereon
For information, see Rev. n. ". Park
or. Possession can b. qlvqa "a q
about July let, 11oe. Terms casA
Risht reserved 10 rajsct any OF aA
hfde. All lids mast b h the hande q
Rev, n. ". Parker on or beeore D.
csmber 1at l1oG
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-11-12
CANDIDATES GET BUSY
First Week Of Work Christmas Contest Bring. ReuLage
Number Of Votes Gained.

appeared of names of those ladies
awarded country
the largest number Twin
those whose entered early have advantage
and
VIII suck by her until the end the contest giving her all the aid in their
Then
as yet decided to whom their
candidates cannot rely their friends assist them
without little personal solicitation
Start early Do wait until tomorrow
the subscription promise which just
friends
you Twill
need to win your competitors
will
| Methods Of Securing yotes
subscriber who taking this the
the first announcement Of the October 2sth
Times
good for the number votes the subscription calls far These cer
good until the end the and need not be voted until
time as the candidate desires
Times will be
ballot this Ordinarily this
@ can't for ten Votes This connon must he nrony filed ont with h
or put these ballots the ballot box the Times Office
friends
Clip the the and do either roll
fiat packages
i The Tryber Piano.
As grand capital prize will be given Trybe Piano valued at $3.50 90
Musi
1lCo
recognized of the oldes
1853 and tn
instruments them that time have enviabl
= reputation quality.
having larges
of the contest
vicinity Of the Twin Falls Music Co.
this for yourself
o. E. pleased explain each
every detail of its construction to YOU
Prize Number Two
the ha
exhibition
purchased This prize wi
will the pleasure OF dvn
carriages
this
little
Gulbert
purchased and these gentlemen Will
at the time explain the qua
: ity Of the move n
highest ladies
$500 the Tw
may
o Ladies.
valuable from the piano to the cash Ger
little and
MOL OF Twi Hansen
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-11-12

NO. neither tardy nor absent. -. oAo
1t is to be hoped that we will be able
to move into the new building during
the Christmas holidays. 1t would pre-
vent the necessity Of dismissing a
part of the school in order to make
the transfer later on.
In looking to the future needs OF
the school l see the necessity OF a
new department OF history and civics
in the high school for another year.
Manual training should also be intro
duced next year, and especially in the
seventh and eighth grades and In the
high school.
We are preparing to take advantage
of our excellent facilities for carrying
on the work, and expect to have our
school gardens arranged for the spring
work.
Sincerely yours,
pARKE
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-11-12

The students Of the high school are
preparing declamatory contests to be
held Nov. 4th to see who will be the
lucky membere to compete with the
Academy of Idaho and State Normal
school.
Frank Burkhalter and Ray Hughes
are two new pupils, enrolling this
month.
The classes Of the high school have
arranged a football game for tomor-
row afternoon. The Freshmen and
Commercial classes against the Soph-
mores and Juniors.
The last game Of football in the
Southern Idaho league has been play
ed and the different schools are get
ting up boys basket ball teams and
our high school team VIII have to COM
pete with them.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-11-12
SCHOOL NOTES-SUPT. REPORT

Board of Trustees, Ind. Dis. No. 1,
Twin Falls, Idaho.
Dear Sirs:-The following is re-
port on your schools for the school
month of October:
novc IF cchnOl C0
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-11-12
THANKSGIVING Program.

Sincerely yours,
S. D. PARKE.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-11-12

District No. filler, Bull, Peavey
Nsroa, Roseworth and Butte.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-27
LOCAL NEWS
Ta~at Fh

Tuss1Af. FEB s
Read 0aeapathy ln tfe Jausa1y
'Ladiss Home Journal
Nr II A Green eas reported
mach better thls morning.
omeF Mllletof Guthrie okA :
registered at TIE Cobh today
Lake slxkillss. : prominent IN 70
ses from near Alton. : here today
" = smith q Rleh unl. No. :
The guest Of NJ and sn George
Turner
siss aabsl gantsf md Mss Anna
GAtauood are Waiting Al Patsn this
weak
az A. ]. williams sas called back
70 kansas c.tI LAST night 70 TIE bed.
side o. her sister
Mrs. nf SCHMIDT. osisopaih. r.
turned lass evening from 3 profession,
Al Fislt 70 uiselseA
Ffank Collins 5 taking 4 fesi ffum
The First National HANK tanA1 un
the account II grip
Ar aud M H.C niuaman q
Chelsea have besn TIE guests q y y.
stAAis aud family
Edeaf nuefagtnu ~ tie fiuila
National iank a confined 70 hls room
sith ~ attack % "a AFflpp<.
T. II Parker. Uncle u L F Parker
of TITS plaee, i herr from s. Louis
hooking after hnslnrss matters
Nm 5. Tllompson Is - Faifland
having hseu called there 50 SO Ms
Frssman SidiFss ~he u serg sick.
Gsorss Asllhy received ! ire Hul
Terror ~aEeh dog ffem his bruthei
to Atlanta oeosEia saturday uighf
Ns A 81 Fishhaek who has l~en
visiting her dssrlsisr Nfs , r. ta4.
seia4e4 rslnuei - kdaif Lass efeu
lne
kmeIa filnRhan. eto sliea nen
zassnaHt Hefs 81 fhe cay Part q
ti,e ssAs3n s uoe PLAYING 81 philsHe3.
ellIa
CounlF Atiofnef 8 Il nudf seul
to EieA. Ran. TO-DAY 70 - case d
fhe luzfie@ss cert = fse miles seuti
81 tpan
~ E AGfsf Is here ifum HpIslAul
Taz sc s s slep nretileF of 9ee
TaNHefs. and ths1 Hassat mef fal
aseE fesnlY leAm
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-27
BURLINGTON WINS
The Big Chief win Garry oklahO-
mas Banner Into The
Bryan Column

At the Muskogcc Convention az
which more than thirteen hundred
ieLgates met On saturday ,o send
teasaies 10 ,he Denver Democratic
eoas entnn 90 iay 7th there vas
anunhe q cand.a,ies from thc
thHdcongrssoad district wanting
d Is en after q hard days Worh
ghe ee thlag Nss pulled 81 It :
odmk when tbs congressional 5s-
utt hel rs convention. - 81
laHsy & Caemofe aeteda ehar
nand Governor haskca as ele-
NY IS seam IS Wsf was had.
Ca Thomas MHcau Naskaee
IS IS alant eay plasei ln aom'-
at.m 81 Cnnp g 0msiee lad
bfate i1e vets hN ie3 may.
NayeI palks sesms3 gntan 6
rs nIsssag aay. e.ame8 ~ ~
Cbefokse Nation and Cms county.
. position n the front ranks & Ok
ahoma's Democracy ana wishing
e typify that Oklahoma Vas born
giant n Democracy, be wanted
oar oun Big Chief Thomas N. But
flngton o carry the Oklahama han
neT ioto the Bryan column. After
the yelling fof Burlington had sub
sided. 4 could clearly b seen that
al Vlaiia and Cfaig coanty needed
vas q roli cali and when county ai-
tef county fell into hne for the EN.
Chef Gag county reeiprocated ~
applaading and Crump and Bunny
ton went in On the first ballot
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-27

Ma. y 6 Williams Agflses ou the
e4flf morning train ffun CeHgmllla
lows. q slslf nsf nothsf Nm & ~.
Fran ,ln aaa other relatives
Mrs. Egeg DancAn and son Charles
of nsAF AfEou ssfs here yesterday
aflsfuoan sisifine Nn nancan's
motiief Iuase s. y clara ard Ai
tending t. some business
Eafl NAiksf. huoskeepsf 81 he
fut Nstional naak i visiting a.
hcAlesfe aud lllals blfd told us
hs suuld bring %tA Walker home
sith hlm
Ala ~ Tfofl II thls elty. ul.o l.
aow travelling @ilh = concert CON
paiiF. Alll appear n An satefiainmsnt
e te gwen - CbAnats. kan, tonight.
Ter musllsr. hrs. v L Tfutt. sent
q ChAnafs this mofnius aecompAnisd
b. sn y. Il kofnsgag.
Jos PARKER. of nauleasllls cams Ia
from Spssinau ~lsfs hs had bssn
looking into tie la4d Ana siur pfopo-
sltion ~ thinks there are yeft good
Indications ~ 1siss. spaslnsu snd
0koes, nat - uslaks tlas ososs ptss
pecss. uine miles siathsAst u here. are
the test - ~.
Mrs Il. Il Willis died a1 tie city
hospital thls moFnlnk. 81 liza. n. Of
eAneer fiss fansral inok plsoa this
evsninf from the residences ~ 20. "a.
Lewis Hogeu, he undertaken. lad
ehafgs Of The eafpss Tie Cnlsftsln
i8lls tl.s msny fTiesais 10 extending
sympathy q tlla tefeaved famlls.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-27

Atanes Care CAl4aeI 80 IN
Muskosss lAst nishi
4 Z rzttsfsoa ot Galsla eas
slelioi hets ses'eltag
s,s jes Nhsat sent e Peer Cgssk
feesueIf = sss't relatives
Ma rssn CiAflon retained fron
Nisseaofs iast evening
y Il lorsa. la dealer II nlue
aesrt = hers today
Nf and Afs r A. Chandler sent
n huzkoeee today
Nm Nc sollam sent 70 Blosiackes
thls morulag 80 baslHesa
A~ n " smith retained tha
morning from = q Faltlsnd
Hn- y y 0winnup went u Music.
Eps this morning = slslt her son.
OTTO smith i moving today ln ths
J ! Wiss property % Notlh wilsou
sfaet
john Caste. township tfasfss e
toaaslilp Nu. Is hsts from Estslla
toaaY
W Slfyksr and sifa lsava tie
last 81 tiss pees fef ths easssra
markets.
~ and as. Ulsttsn leave ths lat
% the ussk fof iadspsndsnes A.
lols. ksns
Hiss I.eofa Andersen returned yaz
tefiay from sislt a. wsab city ana
0Aftsfsille. Ne
]. H. Parker ard family rstufnea
lazt night from 4 sislt with RELATIVES
at Preston. Kama
J n Me1hee and & W. Berk og
Nlami sefe Registered sc TIE hotel
Green lhs mofnlng
Mira W L Tfolt and an VII.
kuucRay returned from Cnannle.
Kan tits morning
L \ I'hamas Ard Jesse BIehafisoa
are here from Welsh today. 10 have
ehslFsfock bFAnds and marks reoof8ed
Mis- akhle waf~ick 81 White olak
sha has teen tislilnR IL thh eifs
fsfnfnel te her home teiAg
The Retekels elll ssfte refresh
nenls sud give the degree uofE A. a.
+ q u. r. tall. Fflslay aenatnu
Visiting hebesahs earnestly requested
- = present
Tie maase vlab q ne sAofet lgsaft
Institute IN give 4 asusleal A. ths
selioel ErldaT Eat g At 4 o'clest
Prices = hni aeenes Essybpdr -.
slte1
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-27
BABY DROWNED
IN OPEN WELL
I'd Pagan Loses 10 Month old child
While Visiting 1t : Neigh
boris Home

Word reached Niuaa this morning
thai tie sixteen months old child
Of Ed Pagan and wife d nluelacket
neighborhood had been dfowned
The report IS that Pagan and hls
family went 70 the home q Frank
Slagie. q neiehbof. q spend TIE day.
The weather being pleasant. the
children were permitted to play "a
The yard. After . time. the Fsgan
baby wae missed and 4 search vas
made of tie premises. Il was
thought foT 4 while the baby had
merely slsayed away. and that il
weuld b az easy malleTlo find #
When, however. ne trace could s.
had. The saF1heFs turned To- the
well, which vas open ana unpra-
teeled. and there d tic bottom uas
The taay q the child. The gentle.
man who gave ~ Chleflsin tbs
item said he had 10 information IS
10 the bu5iaI. le getting tx news
RON s resident q nlselsslset neigh
baEhaed.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-27

The platform endorses the demo-
eratic state administration: holds the
national republican administration
responsible for the financial panic.
demands tariff revision. endorses the
platform adopted ia the Oklahoma
City convention. condemns the al
alleh eareney hlll, iav0fs 4 eonsli-
IHllenal amendment permitting the
election q United States senators By
I|ltet elecliens urges 81 income and
inheritance lax. condemns tx pFac-
I|ee & soliciting campaign cenifihu-
tons lfen corporations and urging
publicity 81 regard to ghls features
eIIeIs IL Oklahoma CONSTITUTION rs
s eas|k - a4ashlas loal,ina E8 a.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-27

sional relief; ttse new oanlSing laW IS
heartily endorsed. Cioyernw tlaSdclI
and the legislature are commended
for their part il bringing the AT lnto
existence the republican party Is
accused of having hsxn dominated
by Wan street Influences. Follow :
ing a lengthy eulogiSm q jefferson
the platform endorsed Bryan IN the
following language
We accordingly instruct each
and every member q the delegation
elected 70 the national convention to
he held At Denver. Colorado, IN
July to vote unanimously Tor and AZ
all tuts and in al things 70 vote as
a unit, and use every honest en-
deavor for the nomination q the
Hon. William }. Bryan, d the
democratic party tor president O the
United States
Senator Gore Was laiFo1nced ard
spoke for 80 minutes, interrupted
frequently by bursts ci applause.
he predicted that the restrictions on
Indian lands 10 the state sould be
removed within thfee o. four weeks.
His reference to the "presump,uous
panic that presumed 70 butt IN on
administration" brought
loud cheers. he declared thst east
afn democrats are solid Tor the cam
iidacy d Bryan. The usual ap-
pfecation ot the blind senator's re-
narss we've not missing
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nelRC DetEaAus AID elg
T9Rs

DISTRICT nefE6AfGs AID ElEC
r9Rs
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Oelgal Raeai 8 losnf.
Blackwell. a. 3 Robertson.
Chandler
AlleF0atts Frank Hamilton, Car
felJ county ~. 4 Gafoeti Pond
Creek.
Presidential Electoi = Geeiee l..
BoNman, kingtsher
srCoND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Deeates = John Doolin. Alva.
w. L. Alexander. Oklahoma CITY
AlteFnates I. Z. Hensiey. El
Reno; Stanley Shepherd. Dewey
county.
Presidential ElecteF Dave Dfen-
nan. Custer.
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Delegates r Geo. Cumn, We
woka; I n. Burlington. vinita.
AlteFnates-R { Jackson. Salli-
sae v { Newman. OLmuleee
Presidential EIeetor-E. 4. Nc
Doslgal, SapuIpa
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Deleeites r -. Il. l.inebaueh.
Aioka Eugene ? Dsy. Poteau.
Altefnaies-l +. Armstrong ,Bos.
well, David Russell. Aadill.
Presidential Electof Preston
Lester, MeAlestel
FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Delegates = Claude Miller. Altus
E. l. Greef, Chickasha.
Altefnases iohn Howell, snyder.
S. E nmdesi. Cofdell.
Presidential Eleetof-E.J.Gleens.
1afvin.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-27
MNinmIAf. Hl. "a

Iiafry s~Ar,. -. IN chslssa lAst
night
Ten Foa II WHITE oas : here q
day.
Lee Il.ssst, ~sn, % elarsmefs e.
Day
sec. coash sent to ci.sl.sA last
nlsht
J. naissr ~snt % Parsons ia
ssWaaE
An EscasnA !. tsfa from coasy.
vlllt fssiss
Aueesy 4 6. taiott shsFe loiay
ffan Elslses.
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salt - 81 Druggists