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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-31
for awhile, and It viii always y

pleasure
Claiborne turned for . last world
with the porter about their baggage.
and Armitage stood talking to Shirley,
who had already entered the carriage.
"Oh, is there any news of Count Won
Stroebel's assassin" she asked, Deting
the newspaper that Armitage held IN
his hand.
Nothing It's very mysterious
and puzzling affair"
Its horrible to think such thing
possible. He was wonderful old man
But very likely they will find the muir
derer.'
Eyes: undoubtedly"
"The secret police will scour Europg
in pursuit of the assassin" she OBJ
served.
Yes" replied Armitags gravely.
.srle trutA will be known before We
sail no doubt" said, Shirley. The a.
| sassin may be here n.Gensva by this
| time.
That is quite likely" said Jshn Ar
miti.ge. with unbroken gravity. I'm
fact rather expect him hsre o.
should be leaving today myself"
He bowed md made way for the I'M
patient Claiborne. who gave his hand
to Armitage hastily and jumped into
| the carriage
Your imitation cut glass drummer
has nearly caused US TO miss our train
| Thank the Lord. we've seen the last Of
| that fellow
Shirley said nothing. but gazed out
Of the window with wondering look
| In her eyes. And on the way to Liver
poo! she thought often Of Armitage's
| last words. II rather expect him here
or 1 should be leaving today myself"
| he had said.
She was not sure whether. II It had
not been for those words. she would
have thought OF him again at all She
remembered him as he stood framed In
the carriage door-his gravity, his nae
ease. the impression he gave Of great
| physical strength and OF resources OF
character and courage.
And 30 Shirley Claiborne left Geneva.
not knowing the curious web that fate
had woven for her nor how those last
words spoken ~ ,Arfnitsge at the car
| rage Goo. we're 70 linz her TO strange
| adventures d. lie sery threshold Of her
| Amerte..r 1900
! ITO Be Continued.)
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-31
gaarshalltoau, smas aulg - 1909

snid by omcials that had he not been
intorfercd with py the crowd Of autos
on the course he would have lowered
Longboats figures. Hayes was second
in 9 hours 20 minutes seconds, and
he too, was hnmpered by the autos,
Hayes is a member Of the Ninth reg!-
ment. N. G. N. z.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-31

ter Of fact and cclorless so that sllif
ley looked at him in surprise, but si,S
saw that he was very grave. and tht'
Instantly some hidden feeling dashe
in his eyes.
"There is no doubt Of 1t. It was u.
atrocious crime. The count was nh 8:
man and feeble when we saw him 'iss
other day. no wasn't fair game t.;
an assassin" said Claiborne.
"No; be deserved better fate" re
marked Ar1nitage.
"He was grand old man." ssl,.
Shirley us they left the shop and walk
ed toward the carriage. "Father ad
mired him greatly. 1t is terrible to-
think OF his being murdered"
Eyes; he was a wise and useful
man. observed Armitage. still grave
"He was one Of the great men Of MS
time"
His tone WIS not that Of one who
discusses casually bit of news OF the
hour. and Captain Claiborne paused a
moment at the carriage door, curious
as to what Armitage might say fur
ther.
"And now we shall see began the
young American.
1--WE shall see Johann Wilhelm die Of
old age within few years at most.
and then Charles Louis. his son, will
be the emperor-king in his place, and
IL he should go hence without heirs his
cousin Francis would rule In the house
of his father aud Francis Is corrupt
and worthless and quite necessary to
the plans of destiny for the divine or
der Of kings"
John Armitage stood beside the car
rage quite erect. his hat and stick and
gloves in his right hand, his left thrust
lightly into the side pocket OF his coat.
"a queer devil" observed Claiborne
as they drove away. IA solemn cus.
toner and not cheerful enough to
make a good drummer. By what Sin
gular chance did he find you In thai
shop?'
II found him. dearest brother, If
must make the humiliating disclosure.
II shouldn't have believed 1t!
hardly thought you would carry it s.
far"
"And while he may be salesman
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-31
Side Line. Of . Poet.

The East Asiatic Lloyd of Shanghai
publishes string OF verses by one
Richard Neumann, the burden of which
could be expressed in the words do
not marry" In the next column Rich
ard Neumann's name appears In an
advertisement stating that the poet is
willing to serve as witness at mar
rlages at the, following prices:
In 5 O'Clock dress, 2 taels.,
Cutaway coat and light trousers, 8
taels.
clawhammer coat. high hat, etc,
etc, 4 taels.
wearing all his decorations, taels,
Pay must be in advance. and wit
ness must be invited to the meal fol-
lowing the ceremony.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-31
An Economical Vacation.

Round trip tickets at figures but
slightly in excess Of one way fares to
a hundred or more resorts in Canada
and New England will be placed on
sale on various dates after June /. 1908.
Full particulars Of dates of sale, linn
its, stopovers and descriptive litera-
ture can be obtained by writing Geo.
w. vaux, A. G. p. & T. A., Grand
Trunk Railway System. 1875 Adams
street, Chicago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-31

Geneva. The man had apparently been
on cordial terms with the Claibornes.
and as he had seemed to be master OF
bis own time 1t was wholly possible
that he would appear before the Clai
bornes left Geneva. 1t was now tax
second day after Won Strcsbers depar
ture. and Armitage began to feel un
easy.
He stood with Shirley quite near the
shop door. The carriage drove up
and Dick Claiborne came up to the;i'
at once and bowed to Armitage.
There La great news. Count Fer.
dinand Won Stroebel was murdered III
his railway carriage between here ant'
Vienna. They found him dead ut Inns.
bruck this morning"
SIS it possible! Are you quite sure
he was murdered"
1t was Armitage who asked the ques
ton. He spoke in tone quite mat
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-31

He will simply sit and play his game.
cold bloodedly and dispassionately. on
the board before him. o. the general
business will be n fine business when
that war is fought; and 1t will be the
next war, wherever 1t comes"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-31
For con.tjpation.

Mr.. :. n. Farnham. q prominent
druggist Of Spirit Lake. Iowa, says:
"Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are certainly the best thing on
the market for constipation" Give
these tablets trial You are certain
to find them agreeable and pleasant In
effect. Price, Is cents. Samples freq
For sale by all dealers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-31
Babe. Stranded

by Group. coughs or solids are instantly
relieved and quickly cured with DR..
Kings New Discovery. SOC and $1.00.
Mcbride 4 Will Drug CO.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-31
AChapter NE
DARK TrpINas.

HE second day thereafter
Shirley Claiborne went
into a jewelers. on the
Grand Quai to purchase
n tripket that had caught
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-31
A
Comfortable
Home

Made so by a Perfect Heating System, is one
of the Most Desirable Conveniences of Life.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-31

ITO Be continued.)
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-30
TRIESTO KILL THREE
Aged White Woman. Violently In.
sane, Is Taken 70 the Asylum

Oklahoma Gity. Jan 8 Insane.
declaring that 10 conferance sith
tho devil he con maDied her - kili.
an Lsdia Zee. g years o d, hfutalif
ieaf tso children after ieeslng ttsm
la roam Then she oscApea. visited
aneGhef home Ard attacked aomAu
aigh kniie stab0lng her fspsalwilf
Mrs Zee vas taken ~ tie asylum a.
Norman last esSeing
Ter arst victims sere Nayms ana
samuel Rainefs aged u and gvsfs.
respectively calliftl oi keNnd Baf
uett poiles patfelman. Mn Mafy Asie
blu. ~ West Frisco ftsi. aAs hss
uifd victim
Mr. ixe f@mHfiY a&s an ihmAfe IN
iia asylum. heg sn ltafes Hltl
tbfes Neess ake 1hls S leHesti as
iase again auos.sncsd tef mHd s =
ueeI 81 100 Mssl FRISCO sn1 iosf,f.
aaY informing sent - llle bufnsit
hems. as5 F5.se8 aud offered 81 hs 5
The Hafurii shlHs1sH % sgns eogk a
Tie saeneu Ms ilafpsst lsft tis
l.aasa faf ieA mInuiss and SITS BE
lseaaifle ellllfsn lnA foem ara RfaiA
hbe 8 shatel a4a teFan Il EAsf then
Nslkhnfs heard ~ senaAas ~ ffis
little anes ans fasllsd t. tie scene
Nfs Fss rsn e fila home a an Ast.
burn ard MIS- AsElmh noting Hsf 81.
cited eohditieu asa - haf q IL dosu.
A. tie enmsn ad - Mr. Ashbun
st~ ) knife hsii nabeeAlri II tie tnuf
~ Nfs Few's dress TIE attempt ge
seea1e possession & Il And il aas uisa
that Nrs Fee alfaessi her
One snund xas inflicted Iast above
Mrs. Ashbufbs right sfs. another
throash fhs risht urisi sd ihlri Il
TIE fse-.
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losr seufM go eoNslMsNr.
Asssgsllaa prstssssr seeks ssiuslse =
AneI.ni AlgalsFy

The lasa eontlneng u she south
Mean n 4 pet stnay ~ rr WoolnunMA
III sydney nnlvNwlsy The mmln 8iFH
sulsy il shs wny IL regoariling sxlst.
inE coHdl,luaa with N original great
ARA uAs that depths II soao fathnua
occurred between tNs laiands q vss
necsssarx e look 10 laad ctleeaoe *
fanltlne e. breaking us arcaaat fof
the sahhagiae deHiha The ssaaisa
arpa % Niu Lava eas foand Is fN
fFpm Aea % eao aQaasw miles ~ eH.
teaf underlying thH naaafa YWleANle
rpeks a faaga ~ gfanlgn mngatAspH
with ruesplloua ellis 80 eaeh aide
fAse evldnaee ~ heavy faults tfeai
ms ehasma Il great depth ne foaad
the rivers forming 5 mefksi rectaaFa
ar betsefk. an ur5alsei sofal REF
s9a feng khofe ne ssa level. eoneiem
eraia reek khowing esa shells at a
height of see fees ehoye thq sea ana
eafsAin tits and tafga which haa
fgmcFly leeh eahmNFinn and aesn
uoH At = hsikht II 900 fest All
shese indicated q tremeadous ariiit
saficiest 70 cause Essater fauitinE -
sha oriFinal continent The rivers e
f1il urre q comparatively ypathfg
dsytiepmeut. aad even ~ present
raasing shfaagh The canon rfeie
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-30

Louis blackwell Of centrslla IS ~
ltine hts sister. Miss Golaa. who AZ
tends school At the Willis iasall
College
The Efa department was called our
thM morning 10 eKtingulshlsonae grass
that NAs burning near tie realaaiact oF
Mr.. Freaf Ii the northwest part of
town. No damage vas done
Dr. w.R Davis aged IS years ana
father 81 pgesfon s. DAVIS, Of tins city
died a. 1880 o'eloes yesterday. Tire
funefai viii Ie held There az : o'clock
IL a tndAx Mr. iiASls wAs resident
IN NinifA Toe several years and There
Afe Wanf hufe @ho Ni5 FeMenl@F isn
Eha Cineftaiuexten4ls i1ssymp4thF 81
tha family and relatives ln Elielf hour
81 grief
Clarence n peuKlas editor Of Tie
Musk5gse Phoenix. IS lp the city g
day attending the Republican 0aa
vention whleh was convened fuF TIE
pufpose u selecting a tims and plaee
t0 hold 4 eonsentloa 70 ngnlnals
delegates Ia the Natlaual Convention
It chicago. Ar Douglas IS pr0mlnsBt
IN Republican politics throughout The
New State
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JAIL DELIVERY
Five Prisoners Essaps Prom Prison
Al ssigleT.

slRlsr OkiA. Jan = natteflns
tlseif eAy IhDaeh glle eoaeufs wal
pf tie ue~ eoauip lAIl hsfs fss
desperate prisonsn escarea tonight
and are sti.l at large Bleosilounds
have 1een ssu foF and possss under
tis dlfecfiou q sheriff T. = Allen
arr in pursuit e fl.e foRstAsas
While the eazst lsfi tis Isll 10 70
up tasn fof fse moments saeut 81
o'elsek the pflslensfs forced theif Wa
through i narfo~ Apstture III tie
eali uhieu theg had previously made
b tls Csc of pleess 81 "a Cd iron bsd.
stead flieY hsd sept lie o2ening
concealed and Il rad escaped the eyes
" tie iAilex TIE meb disappeared
IN re darkness ard 10 tfaes n then
hes BEEN found Ali i've lad just
hssn senteured = long fefnae 10 tl.s
penlfsHflary ard sasne IF them have
established Fepufaslons fof being uaa
men llue uas convicted ef murdef
tso q horss stealing ana tHo fol
uhlsEsf peddlinz
HauF ether rTlsaners ee9s left iH
iha Iali fbeT had tie anpoFiunitI
q esesps but hzlnk short term mes
did naE sate advantage oI &
It's ounty ssas and the HutIre anf
rounding country i tonight IL 4 upls
of excitement sfle shefla las oisafst
= feaersi of tasuff dollars Tor sAeh
mau eaputufea
'ffs nee c1aalf jail had fust heel
antslsed ard VS. built of canrgaie and
sfeas. n was supposed q = : mode
of - kind
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Of the town are Instructed y
nsteh for lamps out every night
10 lhe part Of the Town n which
they like Clslxens someliues
report 4 lamp ops so the hetler
ment IN the service which IN ap,
preelaied 81 the management
We soald respectively call
Your attention So the fact that
since the making oi the contract
loF liehNpg ne stfeels. he cur
rent Supplied b tar iamps has
mol beea tested a. ID i provided
il maY he Naile VI wish to
assure sou tb4t Il has ID AZ
times been AZ - the standard
provided aud usually more, We
vii DC pleased 10 afford every
facility Tor testing that may b.
roqaind at ans lime at he
station or oa the line II desif
ea the necessary Instruments
VIII also be furnished 10 ans
qualliied and authorised person
the council may designate
Very truly yours,
viaita Electric Light Ice g.
Power Co,
CHAe RI I.AMAN. Mgr
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RrpARrar oF rAr suvrsllEa.


Etldensiy thefr sae . seysfaEce -
friendly selstiona between to g =
rfoap q amsiH nris wh0 minute he
tofn had been FunpiaN about The
swara IN faspons Circle. Tor iaai a.
the writer approached she tanghsef
III 4 s0aihsfm legislator yAllaa gnt te
hef small companies fiem tte wees
rhe eifi sin ne faa dress % -
eowEirif fhe SEA wiih tha red
arfss "a = rnaEiss AFain ard
again The faanunE challenge ahs
hurried at ghe fetffofksa western
rid sha aaaiiy ~iih ene serfema
e1ogt a. ssifoorifoi rsiogted on
very weli ,teH. ne Fif who a
i ahnileFir Il ahFg "a h9snet sH
rnuwifi Iran q ehssN eaaee she
nfesifeat IS food 81 faNteya and
oewaifls. taf not efsa secretary
Nlm : shss
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-30

tmrisl Hsnt atents Hsf as aif IS
bard 10 So eefs isE 81 m4n s. ias
: gray haIfsd ane According ia lAsIf
statements eml.e4efz e Iahft AaId
that a fas aaa ls iaaHsat Ihef ss.
ssft that TIE hasiisf ihs fasi refeaas
ansfgetie aafhFr ls ssassY rather
fhaa fai aad aaes aa ~ eeat mafe
sask ihAa ghe saft fat ht0w Il j.
Hst ancommaA faf ns Is a9sisf fas aa-
plieanis Is alei said IS smp,es maat
scent aad Fsabef fhelf afiFhi before
texiuniag = eantAFs ~ et -
faf a. recorded nE ozieF fss sxs
pressed 20 safaloa oa he etieaIeaef
= ohlorufeFmine mea ahH are raanIaE
tn hdirsse gIsaae
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a. m.r. p.ln. nnl.srt.

An. .em.Hsaf snfEesta Naa unea saat
fef BY Cardinal 10 lsels. prime mlals.
sef of FfaasH 60 perform 4 frfr ssfl.
oHs ortfafi7a upon hlm. The c4Fdluai
said 10 hlm Hfeu masl aot ctnsel e
treat me i the same feagh uaaHef
e you tHeaf iqgF reof miserable
Nretchsa II 1ouf iietal uiea NJ
iafd. fspilea the surgeon. uith efeat
slenlty. ever oHe II those miserable
stretches as souF euiaenes "a pleased
- csii ttem. q pfsfaa minister ia
nay ryfs saree.s Magazine
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-30

a tNanheK ahstgYea Mhas ~ thaaHhe
, lack q patriotic enthusiasm Is oma
af ne bqxz Under his Instruction.
Nou. Temuf said -. elell az shat
9oa think + seq faN re stars ed
stripes waving over tie Geld ef bal.
tie" = should thlak sas ne iazieAl
rely Of Thomas. "ttat tho Wind sas
hlnwine
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-30

= convict n 4 German prsun had
eeeu extremely refractory one means
ana another had heeu tried. bas nosh
M could break hin snsglt One mafn.
lna the xaeHtapr nAid = she wAFdef
4 say. Haber the keoaHdYel Is b.
having eaEse thar ever pat hi1a 81
bread Ard eatrf Ilat - h already
doing tNo fat days SIR Then give
aim q cookery book e rad We AUST
hfsat Bis spirit somshse illustrated
Hits
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rnssiar Jan q

Tuesday, Jan g
RI. orr came W from Chelsea this
morning
Ew stryksr returned last night
from wclch
Mrs. G. L. Guath went 70 Maskc-
zee this morning
Tom Jasper vas IA oeatraila yes
teriAy on business
W. r. Badgett made a business tf'p
70 Muskogee today
Ns. ". ]. Harrison was fspuFted
quite iii this moruiug.
Joe Harris is AZ Blg cabin todAy 4
tending tnesNe est sale.
Mrs y. L. kelley lsft last evening
Ter visit ia StiLouiS
Aiss Ere Coz vent 70 Alton tbs
morning. l5f = short visit
W. LowrAnce, oflAIlusee, is req
lstefea &C tito Gateway today
Il g. Davidson was a passenger 90
Tire Eyer 70 Nussogee tesiAf
IC. Winner ard son Henry ssfe
here yesterday fsam Chafee.
alss Mars scott visited Ms F.ar,
eace Bramb.e a Alton today
LllfielFrsia Clamheflain has basu
aaie s.ca faF flie PAST lev aays
0s Osfan. q pmmIneui lafmss 81
near Aftan, IS lu our clf1 today
j. s.. ran.oaeY Is in Uls Cabln e
daY ln he iulsfest Of Tie 6aleitan.
Dr. T. 81 Adams q ne Cabin sas
| fss sfefsd.ag tie .Cobb lIh morning
s. A. Patterson. q eaaneA Ufoss.
KAN Is sislttHs hs s.sIeF a Berry
Nr aua an " E ilalsel Ate s
pestgd home ffem Nanssselgy tom9f
gee
W @ WaHa uas au.e q b. AZ hss
slass This Hafalug after a aces
lHnsss
lllos. s Ies. ofCoillnsslle 0kia
IS here ensa ssIt % ~ bfatnsr 81.
A. Les
Cyrus " avery came 81 from TIL
ss last night and letf tgls morning faf
Aassoses
+ e Martin afo fgTHefIY resided
IN Nlnlta as .bsfr from Joplin gesgsf.
dsf visiting hls friends
III. wimsflw T.. nnmpson. Z.
& G9hsrts sha G 5 Avsry went e
u lsgnxve TO-DAY Ga tiie agsr
A, +. lI,ess made pls regular trlpta
Hlaei icket AMI Nelch to-day fof RAJ
eiid sanders Wboiesais flouss
The Knights q Pythas met lass
nlkht and conferred tie rank of page
oa R0Y Fraaklln ana saF pattsn
aHard wsudel and Nlie. and Mrs.
II + wediel q Albia. sent 10 Nus.
kasee this mofulngion ming interest.
Tie juniors Christian EaAeagor -
the Congregational church viii Fiss
. Georges Washington social FebaAfY
esaa
\ a. nusottom sAs here ffam
EIaslaekef foaaf aud 4hHe here SAB
seFil,-i Tor ne AesslY ehisitain laf
enc year
TIE street commissioner i putting
: number e tie priuelpsl streets IL
eood condlllon. Lst ths good sofk
continue
MIS- plnma Alien uho s an aftaehs
of he Chleftaln ofice Nhlls opening 5
ean Of fruit saaday.recsIsed a palafal
eur pn her laff hand Tie Hesh was
I'D opsn foF over a. inch
Wm. Chamberlain ard daughter
Nlss Clara. .eent % Eaasl.o yesterday
u a1lsnd tie funeral q fhsir aunt
Mfs Abble Harris Of Carthage. uhlel
I'll take plaes fhls afternoon
me Clefoses Club vii give a slsae.
81 tie club ln The auditorium toaaf.
E0a night .@@Tlis. mnsle uill be faf
nished hy tie Turner Orchestra. Il
! desired that Al msmbefs b present
It's doubtful II there IS : ioun i
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~ *s# fa#fstt ~ $50 F#ft8tf ~ ~ 30 -
fYsalsl minef y y hansti Nakf.
disa.
Order - skow Csuss On Appifsa-
tian ~ 1nafdtan fsF Older ~
Sale - Nesl Estafe
! sff3sFiae ie t6ss uearf fan ihn -.
iiea ihIs ttf pfesf eis1 eoi tssl - N us
psnisl ihs Nau'v e ~ sssA rrstmnn
A uNHasa wlnof EfsN les ah order *
sAie g Nsmain AVS @sikls NAs0ANsnr ta
his aaiH wkNi tbai i a fcF enc tsss snses
rsis IA hit s4ll Wafd h order ghAs a.
mat = siprA,sd ard saf1oasd thei
faeh sssl ssisfs stesli o. t,id
l7n iimur oaasaft. T1N ahs astt
y Ne 8 sts tai8 saff ard 81 e.ftlns
Interested E its sald srsis afl.Saf bs
fefe itIsN Noaff ae f8I8af a. git aaf u
frtfaszs A b.. la9t 80 o tsssek = q.
q iae teafi taeM g SAID laan tt tihi
- ID sesa tFAie aaasr. iAsu An8 ikese
l9 AAaN saata pA9 II NfHsi Amsa ms& ~
FyAngsA OF ere saEe ef sssa t,fsfe.
Ahe eF1a fteHas9a NHNFa8a fhaf
faff afttit dftef - feh1sksA g laas
feaf s8fefeFtife aesks tffeie - 8af ~
ttHisf s ihe Visits n tfklr TassnaIs.
nessiafsf ffiafsf aet fats.sas4 H
st'i tfsie Caaaiy.
fafH 81 q frftN toas,s saaes
Nass 3sNsaff i le
HtatNAn Al fsMK
Attorney Cos tsH@s AN
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q. 2. WILLIAMS
Auclloneer & Salesman
Write af thone ne a. VinIIa.
iof dates


lsuf sla9ald be worried when tie llsfln
ones hafa 4 cough of cold, Il rs leaa
% pne amouia tissu 10 mnefhine
more zafious nallafis IIoHshoun.i
syfun I'll cure tie trouble e nnn.
ana pleFsnt nny complication eo|d
b fseHlea Drug store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-30


contract with aAls company FOR
lighling the streets of Vlnita. II
Will be found thai II provides
f,r operating ihe lights aeeord
ing Is ihe Pailadelpbls moon
tight schedule which pros des
s'fdghl halt baar after sun.
sai and aae hour before monnset.
Exhpgulshea ono hour after
moonrise and one half honr Sc
fore sunrise, the lights are re.
qnlrea so be run about $500
hours per year Ia addition %
this we have operated them an
additional time Of about 500
hours making total IL 1900
hours per year
This company has now about
completed Installing mote
efficient machinery 80 that the
street lights can ~ handled az
saehlly lass cost City warrants
under the Oklahoma law now
applicable here bear slA per ccni
interest per annum. Heretofore
the average received for street
lights after dednesing discounts
on the warrants Of the city has
been $500 per month We hope
from. the above cause 10 realize 10
the future about g. $50 Owing 10
this and desiring 10 give the
city the largest number Of hours
service for the compensation re-
cg.yed. We herewith Ole copy
Of lighting schedule for the en-
suing year known rs the Ffaud
standard moonlight schedule
hy il lights are started early lnI
fhe evening and no attention IS
paid Is the moon unlli Is has
grown go sufficient size % eIgea
good Arht This schedule gives
a considerable increase fn the
number 81 hours saft ief lla9 lear.
during Shat part oi ih nehtA
waea thes are most needed saas
IS before midnight. ard we rustI
wi|l ne more satisfactory Fhs
tights sill ram On cloudy Nights
Notwithstanding the moon IS in|
The past execpt iaa ouf eaeUi
lug engineers aIl have 81
slrueteHs io ran tae tights none
on ihs account gbsn heretofore
a eunl 81 explanation regard
iug ouiaTe 81 iaHHs may 10 he
oui g place here Except
during October aaa November
la-i when gas tailed u.s. TIE ser
vlcc has bad . less peneniaeeI
of outage fAan the experience ofI
central station shown "a - the|
average IL should ~ ander
stood thsf these lamps operate
ou a single continuous wire over.
ten miles long leaving Gee plant.
going through every lamp ard
finally returning q lhe station
A break ii lhe llue at auy point
interrupts the entire system.
The most difficulty j. expef.ea
ced Of points where wires enter
aud leave the lamp The eon.
stant swinging of fbe lamp body
IN the wind breaks The wire a.
the rigid point of eoniae. aud 10
spite of Inspections at these
places s each trimming q the
lamps ard the best known con
nection 10 be had. The current j.
sometimes thrown on aud az open
circuit S found This question
IS pefeaIal az lie annual meet
ings IF ihe Electrical Assneia
tions over the entire country
Can anyone give an improved
way % prevent tie breaking Of
wire at The terminals of street
arc lamps.
Ninety dye per cent Of fha ia
dividual lamp ouiAges Is eaussd
by a cracked or niched If ner
globe, allowing air to get d The
earbons 50 they da not last the
allotted number q hours They
viii Il tie inuef globe Is right,
burn about niuete hours a4 one