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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-11-27
HIS AUDACITY WON
NEW YORK CRITICS

kaeene Walter The Young playwright
Who suddenly leaped into fame last year
through the instantaneous success 81 Two
Of his plays produced in quick succession.
won The New York critics and public 81
his audaciIy as well a. 81 his genius Il 4
playwright Audaeity i The right word
fHr hr Walter had the courage 10 come
right out and cal his second great play
The Wolf. q melodrama. That i lust
what il Is, and - are many If the great.
est dramatic successes OF recent wears
though they are not generally Is called b.
t1eir sponsors for wlnle the more intel.
le7tual q lheauegoers really Ike melo.
drama they want Il disguised under an
other name. Walter made New Yorkers
admit that they liked melodrama under
any name, and tha, The Wolf i one Of
the most worthy of melodramas Il viii
come 20 the Auditorium on November "a.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-11-27
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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-11-27
snaLL Rax. cannert-

The average small b1r of today Is
quick 81 perception but not remark.
ably bright al applications bur some
times these tWo qualities are com.
blnea with startling effect On the
ball grounds. during 4 game at Albany.
small boy occupied q seat % the
benches opposite frst base one of
tho Albany players. after tho balls
and 4 strike bad been called on hlm
Bit q foul 70 right field lie 1T once
started for first base. and with head
down. plunged along Ike steer run
ming through q corn field. The small
boy On the bench watched him until
Be had passed first base and vas On
bis way 10 second, and then be yelled
out st The top Of a very shriil and
saue8kg voice. Say. sonny. come
hack You're working overtime
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-11-27
Ire QanIahlna Ferests

The cuttings ii Uncle Sam wood
lot during 1907 we're the most severe
an record They were seven per cent.
more than Tie cut reported ID 1906.
ard amounted TO considerably over
10000 0o0 900 board feet Texas. pos.
slbly because d this years more &C.
eurate reports. rose from eighth q
third place among lumberproducing
states. The supply II the north Is
giving out; IN the south the forests
are being ruthlessly destroyed Prices
Tor lumber have climbed for half 4
century. while the average consamp
tlon per capita has risen from go
feet In 1850 to go In 1900 and 80 ia
1907 Il has been q stupid waste oi
sylvan capital. without thought or IN.
tercSt
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-11-27
SHOULD FAVE xsows BETTER.


THE oahg sa arms was screaming
.zslT sn3 tie man Ia tie gray suit
e5 Eot hide Els trFs,abu.ty.
4 ca earth. Eeslami Ae sa}at-
sts1 Go Fea mean ~ bringing such
q h2w.ns hrzt into 3 public vehicle p
d isrt brat. tetorted the moth
E villa ra.gral in5.gnation And, II
1m arT Judge q, doesn't howl hah IS
much as v1a dl3 at its age going by
he leoEs of yoa
Tae nan tn eraS wgg3e1 unessIiy
ee ae eeners. scrutiny
@ sa fts eetE man., pursued
s eet@ female 1tag 81 him
So l1e gorilla nan
shat uEht tak ast prize at 3
a sN e. tae h1rab.a face2
T @ GA 1e eglr aeukeT Iaa
@ e sentence teuatse5 11ar
a h tas uaa "a tsa gy sgit
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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-11-27
- 81 80. 80

John Tfeffs says the meaaast man
ii The world i the man vho scfaped
the steam oG the windows and put II
back Ii the kettle when his wife made
soup / have found his soul mate
She il The woman sbo kept 4 pet cat
at her iakeshore home and left If
hungry and forlorn on her doorstep
ahlle she travelled back % her house
Tor q comfortable winter Only the
gun 81 the careless hunter Il between
De pet Kitten and long bitter days q
freezing ard starvation believe that
srees have souls and memories. bur
that sometimes women have them not
Buffalo Express
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-11-27
Il. - na.ursI MIstaks.

Nr Dash Was a grocer with lofty
social aspirations. and he decided Il
would s. beneficial 70 bis status 70
soIn the local golf club II due course
BE presented himself On the links.
faaltiesaiy dressed and secured the
services Of q hardened caddie The
youth appeared dubious from The out
Set bit ehen. al the first vigorous
onslaught. a peppering or Mother
Earth was sent into bis eyes and
gaping mouth be became positively
disgusfed
You're maxim a mistake. mister !"
be said. polutedlv ITS no customary
% put the tee In the caddie at GOVT y
It'd Bits
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-11-27

VI am afaays glad nhea Alfred Ans
Hu writes q poem said 81 cumros
B1 YaH enjoy his compositions
in &sE They give me a chance
ta i0ln in the literary conversation
wlIh mother and the girls elaags
kn0N that ! SIN perfectly safe d roast
Ing them
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-11-27
a he4 Mtat

a neW meat has appeared said a
Boston chef Il has the rich sweet.
ness of beef and TIE uutty zesg Of
game think i vii succeed
This uee meat comes from Scot.
land Ii i cross between beef and
buffalo Near Sterling there 4 4 herd
n bison that has been crossed Nlth
Highland cattle giving 10 the eorid an
anlmal wifh 4 new flavor
We Imported some of the meat. and
Il figures On 0ur menu IS bibeef
bison beef-see7 Try i hi6eef steak
the next time sou lunch here Dear
No Two dollars 4 portion il all
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-11-27

Those cartoons ~ me that my enc
mics ate circulating are positively hid
sous remarked The candidate Tor
Office
"n5 EaH thiak so5T reI9Ined BIS
vIfs 1oa ought 70 tske : iook af
lhe pictures y you that yoar friends
ate ne 8u theis campaign ban.
aN
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-11-27
Ants That Prsse.. Trsss.

Tile ant bar a8 been Ell object
af .nseres - man ef hee th aay
TIE sIuesafd Naa referred n Tiny
IS ants afe they display 81 nany an-
aal AMI apparently Intelligent move
mants tha aes might ha accused q.
thinking e3 deal Il ii aasnt fof
sbs aange s. aaiHfe fakla There 4
tree il south America / beautiful
tropical growth With i Lain name
which i protected by kind 81 aal
eaIeb seems to have been p.aeed Is
8 garrison of defause hg some ae
provision 81 nature s1Ue af these
ants may always be found doing sen.
tf duty around tha large leaves 81 The
trees. ard theg serve t9 protect tie
leaves from The ieatSaHiae art 81.
other species which 6 disastrous t0
vegetation At the approach of these
leafcHltins ants he ants which guard
The Tree appear ii great numbers and
clean up tbe invaders
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-11-27
Cot th AaYLe

4 iran advertised recently Il i Lon.
don paper to forward On receips Il
postage stamps Sound practical Al.
vice that would 81 applicable Il ans
time and 10 ali persons aud conditions
81 life
On receipt 81 the stamps he sent
his numerous victims TIE following
Never give ! boy ) penny to hold
your shadow whils veu climb ) tree "a
l0ok into the middle X next seek -
TIL niA
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-11-27
Answer rhst pIsases Rlshsp.

The late Bishop Potter vas 81 the
mind ihal clara Morris uas THE wlt.
iiest woman on the stage For this
opinion be gave as reason her greet
ing when lie called upon her at hef
place, The Pines 81 Hlvefdale.oatbe.
Hudson
Nov thai you're here. / don know
sHy more what 10 90 with yoa than !
wuufd j 8atlinE ga said she
Treat me 10 the same manner. hs
cnKEeslee
Firs yoa retortsd Miss Norris
Never
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-11-27
Re Peddlsd Them.

F. HopkInson Smith was sketehins
landscape ID Maine when an aged
man stepped mp behind him and
looked over his shoulder 81 The can.
vas
Humph said the stranger some.
What seornfully. what Do sou paint
them f0r-the market.
Yes. said Mr. smith
You must paint q lot gf EN- 20 get
5 HYln guess yoa have q harder
vay of eeftIu q HYin than have
What i yonS business asked SIR
SmiGa
Oh. peddle pond lilies said be
man
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-11-27
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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-11-27

Asssaats ssys aortr Raa cerarss
Ms7 Tsa; Ttst Ma-t a.


Ted
@
1 Ae
W
nn at M
oT Ml $50 A Todd
a ge ha9s continually haGea g
tt.s Eoee THUS shse Ras
calling 90 geeaE mastor recently.
tsr ae oa came lu. Wst ep - fhe
kae
H mother saatchea away Ills hat
snd hHaaa 81 books and shook him
Nhat ao SOD mean sfe s&8 bv
coming home from school IA Ills r5r.
d.si8n
8h aasa tba trv tha pfrfa Fs--r
thtnr noff.r n fesie- what's sfFal8
Fl ea8s ir fte gutter
fs TIE FIELD or FRIENDSHIP.
rfere ae ere n Contact a3th Some
Fl TIE FIrest Issues 81 LIFE.
Tie eeid al anaship Il i ride one
ard ali oar Sc gbb8rs. bstf near aut
far should be candidates f0r sdmls
slon there. The appearance 81 cod
esteem. the passing sslataeon. empty
81 evefyshlar save chill formally
kave larger posi- lbllltles behind them
shan We are wont 70 imagine. At aBs
rate. Is believe 50. honestly and coz
selenti0uslY. r 81 indication 81 an ac-
tive falth. and Is IA ph0les0ner than
the suspicious thai DO their utmost 10
master Isl II IS only through this be-
lief that Ne shall bring ourselves IN
contact vtth some 81 the finest issues
y life and come to understand The
unliies ard harmonles of existence
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-11-27
FIm Published N0yemt,er = lao, /,

(F1rst Published November q. ia0t
STtrE or OlAaosA
COUNTY o. CKam
II the County Court October 1905 f.,n
IL tie matter q lie Estate ard Caa,s..1
snip q Toby Crdrey ! minor. 9 =
Roberts Guardian =
probate No 49,. Nss
ORDER f. SHOW CAUSE N ApFI1cs
Ton p GUARDIAN roe SALE ID
REAL ESTATE.
Ii appearing 10 this Court from he r.,s
ton this day presented and flied bv q 4
Roberts guardian 0f Toby CoFdfey. rnins.
praying f0r an order q sale of eeFfa..
real estate belonging 10 his said ward tbst
It's 20 the best interests IF said sard thaf
said real estate should be sold
j Is hereby ordered that the ue1t q bi8
q the said ward and alI persons Interested
ia tie said estate appear before this canrs
On Monday the ZIst day 0f Decembe,
1908 at nine clock. m. at the cas,t
house ~ said court Ell Rinitn. in sa48
Craig county then and there to sbse
cause shy 60 order sho8id not De granted
t0T the sale II such real estate
And il Is further ordered that b copy 81
thls order be published in The Weektg
Chelltaln. newspaper printed and Dub.
Ashed IN GFaia county Oklahoma. of leapt
three successive seeks before the dss a
hearing hsx
Done in open Court this Tie Z3fa da4aI
November. 1908
FHE9 D B. FFHsR County Jude.
tsEa
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-11-27

L appearing 81 THIS court from the uet-
Non tins day presented and filed - g e.
Roberts. guardian of 1efiie CordfeY. a minor
praying for an order 81 sale If certain
Feai estate belonging e Ills said ward that
If ls 81 the best interests Il said hanlthat
sald real s. ate should he sold.
i Is hereby ordered that the next 81 kin
IT The said ward and aH persons inter
ested il The said estate. appear before
this court 0n Monday. the glsi day 81 D.
eembef 1908, at nine clock. II m.. 81
the court r00m IF said court. III Ninita. In
said Craig county, then and there t0 sh0s
cause Nhy an order should not Is aranted
tog the sale 0f such real estate
And il Is further ordered that q copy 81
this order b. published III The Weekly
Chlettain. 4 newspaper printed and pub
lished in Craig county. Oklahoma. at least
three successive weeks before the day of
hearing
Done IN open court this the 23fd dav 0f
November 1908
T8so D. FRess. County Jud &.
fsEsLl
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
Financial Meetings.
Union Pacific Railroad Company
ANNUAL MEETING
~ -. q York. AaEu.. q. &c

Broadway. New York. August "a.
Tra Annual Meeting OF the stockholdsrs Uulo-
rfSc railroad Company will be held the q M,
r-o-npanv IN Lake City. Utah Tuesday. Octs
~ "a 1908 at twelve o'clock for the foliouuv
-,Csss viz % To elect ffteen Directors % a.
rro+.a The form authorize and direct the excs
- and delivery 20 The Equitable Trust Company q
-, vo-x "a Trustee OF the COmpanys First Lisr ana
r1srlin eforzaR dated June l. 1905. Of indenfur.
for me purpose Of subjectinE ard p take all Oths-
appropriate 70 subject. 70 the
GsTo All the railroads Of the company. and thstr
appurtenances including equipment
TO- ana that may subject % ne len q TIA
5so,anv.s First Mortgage. dated July J. 1897. Ths
Nsrrantie Trust Company. Trustee tsuojsct. hcvsv
=, rad First Mortgage and % consent 20 and althorz,
an increase OF Of said Frst Lien and Rsfldnr
Nortgsee Four Per Bonds n sccordancs
ko 60G ono are 10 rssersI for the refnd1E fas
Con,nanv-s First Mortgage EaiToad and Land Gran,
r-otfr Gold Bonds to mature July l. l947
ssO oO 600 to reserved FOR issue from time tina
hereafter for the purposes and upon the conditions ana
Tstrrffons set forth provided iu said Firs Lis-
S the purchase ~ the railroad its franchises ani
appurterances. and other property of TIE Souta
Omaha and western Railroad COMPANY corporation y
state OF Nebraska and a. To transact al E5e1
other business may legally before The nesting
including the approval and ratification N All action n
the Board Directors and of Executive coHartss
Meeting Of the stocShol1srs rhs
Company
For the purposes of meeting he socks % ths
transfer OF stock preferred and common -
O'Clock P " Monday septernhe- a. ts9s
viii Be rsopened at 10 O'Clock A II on wednesday
ALEX MLLAR. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
to the Stockholders Of


The Annual Meeting Of the stockholders % IA,
Company. pursuant the By viii 10 held a. :
O'Clock =. NJ Thursday. October i5. 190s. tns
Office Of the Company, No p william Street. Nex
York city. election OF Directors and tas
transaction Of such other business as may properly
before the meeting
transfer books Of the common ard preferred
Of this Company will be closed at o'clock
NJ September 1908. and viii remain closed uatiT
O'Clock A II October 1s 1905.
EDWARD q CARD Sacrsta-r
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

usual ia
vnhh ehgles Lowest tan in
prices of
~ and m @ in
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Tho Tribune h2s printed the ~ro-B earnings Of
thrty-Gve railroads systems for the third rceI1
in September. OF these ten return gains Of SlG9 0S
or Is per cent, and twenty hvc return losses OF
s502 s5e or 65 per cent. The whole shows a less Of
S3S377S. or % per cent
Third week IN Sept
1905 1907 Difference. PC
10 companies. 81 4S4 49, S2sl Az Inc SfO1 0Sd
- companies. 2140cJ 77lG9i Eo2 sEs 6
Total % co.'s cas 557 slooes325 Dec. $39077s SO
TEXAS CENTRAL.
1907 1906
Third week r SENT s2l 30 s2zs7G s1aOTT
July ] 10 sept III 2ia.s05 2927S 19s, III
ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN
Month August
Number IN 3n0 Sn3
.--..... S3D4 S.aE an
Operating expenses 23o,o1O 320I7 .64 .ue2
Nst enrnnes. s74224 s4l47o STl .23e
Gross earnngs-....... $507,929 s723c27 set4.oo3
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
DiUidend Notices.

TO THE HOLDERS OF
NEW YORK ERIE r.. r. co. FOURTH MORT
GAGE So BONDS.
JEFFERSON RAILROAD COMPANY brs BONDS
BERGEN COUNTY RAILROAD COMPANY G.
BONDS.
hfdb n X co ~ CONVERTIBLE FIFTY-YEAR
GOLD BONDS (Series A and b..
Referring 10 the previous notices Of the Erie Pail
road Company the Eubjec:. undersigned VII.
until further notice continue 10 purchase - mar
coupons due October 1st. 1905
j. p. MORGAN & CO.
October / 1905
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05

A DTERTISEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
- The Tribune receiveo UDtown Office No.
1864 Broadway between Both 37th SITS until Q
O'Clock ,. Advertisements received at the following
branch Offices regular until o'clock D m
viz 26s sth ave 23d st; l55 ave. cor.
I2th St IO4 East l4th St 257 West 42d st between
9Th and sth 263 West I25th st Sd ave. 1925
% 6lst I7OS ave- near seth St 157
Esst 125th ST 756 fremont ave: $50 Sd ave. and any
American District Telegraph Once
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
IRON AND STEEL BONDS.

FURNISHED by Chisholm Chapman. IS WaI strsst)
BID Asked
Bethlehem Steel 1st IS. due Jan. 1875 50
Bethlehem Steel uur Aug. 1898 ll1
Buffalo IS, oct. 1879. -----l0 -
Buffalo * Iron Co 5s. June 1922 ---....- %
SBuffao & Iron 60 deb 5s Jan. 1923 -
columbus Hook Coal & Iron lSt SIS Jan 1917 > -
columbus & Hook Coal < I money IS. -,
Oct. 1856 --- -
Dominion Iron & steel 5s July. fe29----- I6 =
jefferson Clear . & I CO lst IS. june 1917
jefferson & Clear c & u 5s- June. lS2o----- -
Ia Dec, 19-4----le'l 10
steel 1st IS April 1923 ------- -
maryland Steel Co LIST IS. Feb. l923.----i ipl ~
sPen1svlvania steel Co 1sT IS, Nov. l9lIs.-l,-'
'Pcnn & Nd Steel Co 6s. 1923 ,oo
Republic I & 1st 5s oct, 1884 -.--....- -
RoCh & Pitts c & I Co pUr mon. May. lS4o - 81
< co 1st IS Feb lSJl l.--.-.------ -
I & : Co 4ies. due April lSlS-- ~
Co 1st As. Jan 19--' --------L.V
UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION
collateral Trust IS. series \. g e APT le9l!t=
collateral Trust 6s series b D. r APT 1901 49, .0f1
Sinking Fund 1862. -, frS
sI MON Steel Co 1st 6s Dec 49, rf0is
sClairton steel IS. due l9lS- Is ---....s---- go
sS Clair Furnace Ss, 1910 vaSIs
st clair steel 1st SIS. 1ets-' % ---------
-TI{10is % deb IS. Jan lSiO---.-.----
.Iilinois Steel 5s, April. lSlS------.-.---- -
.Accruet interest to be added
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
'EK interest. fS20F

s14. GE5. COO Total sales for the week
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05

BANK EXCHANGES; SALES RECORDED.
The bank exchanges of the New York Clearing
House and the stocks sold the New York Stock
Exchange last week and in the same week of the
preceding two years compare as follows:
Oct g. 'cs. oct . On OCT G .or
Exchanges s.3ss T62 Ash 81 os4. g. 379
10 shares sold 25o@.sis &4sS,5oT a.1S4.ceI
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
GOVERNMENT EoNnS

Government bond qaotatons compare as follows
with those OF 4 week ago:
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-27

been in use for several years. except for some considerable repairs which were made on 1t about year ago.
 Another big loss will be the Miller's ferry bridge and the slough bridge near there. Both approaches of the former have gone. I am informed, but the steel span is still standing. It may be that when the water has gone down we shall see that the river has cut a new chan mel near the Millers ferry bridge. The stream makes big bend there of about two miles, with a narrow stretch or about two houdred yards between the bends During the last rise 1t came near going through this neck. being held only by the Bermuda grass which grows there thickly If 1t went through this time, as I believe 1t did there will have been one problem solved, ana large area of land which has heretofore overflowed with the slightest rise should be made useful"
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-27
HOW BABY WAS SAVED.
Thrown From Boat But Clung to Teie-
 phone Wire.

Chief of Police BrandCnburg, who did relief and rescue work all of yesterday morning in West Dallas, reports some very narrowing details. The chief reached this part of the flood-swept section early yesterday and worked like Trojan all day. The party with whom he was working only had two small boats, but they rescued many parties from the tops of houses and from tree tops.
 From all present indications there will be no electric service from the plant of the Dallas Electric company at the foot of Griffin street for at least three days Although the water, which yesterday rose to a depth of over nine feet throughout the entire interior of the plant. was gradually recedinE, the nature of the resultant damage is such that it can not be told whether the machinery will be able to run even for twelve hours after the water has en- tirely left the dynamo rooms.
 It will take at least twelve hours to thoroughly dry out the machines, and then there is great danger of the deli cate electric generators short circuit ing on account of the thorough soak ing they have been subjected to and running the whole thing. No statement would be made by any employe at the plant this morning-in fact the water has not receded sufficiently as yet for them to be able to tell what the real damage has been.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-27
Bu,ines. and Mercantile Firms
 Greatly Damaged.

Dallas. May 27.-Damage to business firms and manufacturing plants along the Trinity is almost inoalculable. Prac- tcally every plant located along the stream suffered more or less from the flood. The damage done to these plants in connection with that done to the thousands of houses which the waters reached and 10 the roads and bridges of the county 1t is conservatively esti- mated will bring the total up to a mill lion dollars.
 This damage does not include that done to the railroads centering in Dallas nor does 1t include the damage done growing crops and truck gardeners in the low places surrounding the city. The railroads. it is conservatively esti- mated have suffered S200,o00 from this flood and the loss to gardeners and farmers up ant down the river in Dallas county alone will be large sum.
 When the above damage Is taken into consideration and that caused to var ous business houses where the water backed up from storm sewers and also the loss of time by many laboring men 1t is almost impossible to estimate the total. On top of this comes the drown ing Of thousands of head of livestock of all kinds
 Partial list of the estimated damage:
 Harry Bros. plant is probably dam ageo 10 the extent of about 5000, &C., eordins to the statement of T. C. Harry, the president of the concern.
 Max Hahn packery lost a large num- Der or cattle and the damage to the plant from water will be heavy, prob ably as high as s20,000.
 The Dallas Electric Light and Power company will probably sustain the heaviest damage; their damage cannot al ms lime be definitely ascertained, eu. IS estimated at any amount from 19ooo to $75,0oo.
 flne machinery fin the engine room xaich was covered to a depth of eight M iee, or water, and the cooperage room, sl prove the heaviest damage in the paiIas brewery. The total damage will p'ooably reach 10000.
 me uahlase to the Arbuckle Bros. ...-S' "iii pe ilSaNy. Setn Miller, the manager, could not approximate the ex- s Nnl or the damage this afternoon. The SSasehent Is still flooded and the lower feet "@p'" oi wv h. 4me lr'nlty Cotton oil company will ,s% .eu % uhe or the heavy losers. The damage ', w sna ul1s concern is estimated at between ,VVV sSVVV and $l0,000. The water is out of Hs engine rooms this afternoon
 Iugar H. Flippen, manager of the TTttas.rong Tta ,rr Packing company. informed h. s.e limes Herald this afternoon that ,r , sApectS to be able to get up steam ,h M 'ne boilers this afternoon and begin sp %e work or pumping out the basements. tnsD , VI which are flooded. The refrigera : s y,s ana coolers were locked when the wbo. oa came on and i: is not known in wb"e a. ephditlon the meat will be found
 vh Wy ,he doors are opened.
 o, w, L. Milan, three houses washed '"SS ny ana crops damaged: loss s6.OO0. ,o OuSands snoum of dollars of damage done 1mmn 1Sl houses located in lowlands. vashaIer vnth,loer yard across river completely
 eu A. away. Loss will be very heavy.
 a 1'ee-ing of the finance com.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-27
Socialists Gain Five Seats.

Brussels, May 27.-Socialists gain five seats in Belgian parliament.