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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-30

When winds shrek high in chilly glee
And enters winter with his key
Guard your health, from disease be
free,
Take Holsters Rocky Mountain
Tea.
Flocken's Pharmacy.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-30

The 'bcotlegging" cases pending
in the mayors court have been set
down for hearing Orvtge Steiner
was given a hearing at o'clock this
eftCmo0n. Frank Kennedy will be
tried at 10 O'Clock Thursday morning
and Charles Miller will be given a
fnT hearing Thursday afternoon at
I O'Clock.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-30
WILL MEET THURSDAY
Rpworth Home Missionary Society
Plans a Program.

The Woman's Home Missionary
society CT 1opworth NJ. +. c.lnrch
will hold its regular mcnthy meet
ing I'm the lecture room of tAe
church Thursday, p. MI Ahe pro-
gram: n
Study-Ouw Literature.
Singing The Glory Song
Devotional Exercises-Nliss Jcse-
phme Nichols.
Singing, "Will Thqre BE Amy
S.aps?"
Review of Gov AI.ssions-tMrs. G.
G.. Petit.
Reading pThe Revolt of the Hall
Closet Mrs. "A. Davidson.
Talk, "on Our Uiteratnre'-NIrs
Hink,n.
business.
All "Nfile of Penny Strips" are re.
uuested ito he brought i'm at this
meeting.
All are welcome.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-30

The divorce suit of Zoa Monahan
slg1'rst Armand AIonahan, was heard
before Judge Boston G. Young Of the
common pleas court, Wednesday
morning. The plaintiff brought suit
on the grounds of cruelty, neglect
end failure to properly provide The
defendant is superintendent of the
Waldo schools end gralGlte OF the
local high school
The trial was of short duration.
the defendant failing to eprear in
the court. Judge Young reserved
his decision.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-30

Judge b. G.. Young OF the COM
mon pleas ccnrt Adjourned the Sep
tember term of court sire die
Wednesday morning The next term
will begin Monday, january 4th.
Through his attorneys Iacoby
and Donithen, Cornelius Breen filed
a petition IN the common plea-
court Wednesday, naming john
Patterson, The Franklin Brewing
Company, an Ohio corporation, and
John f. Barlow as defendants IL
action.
The plaintiff says that he is
owner of a certain store room and
were house located at No. 129 north
Main street and that he leased the
same TO the defendant. John Pat
terson on March 18th, 1908.
The plaintiff charges that in June
1908, the Franklin Brewing company
assignees OF the lease from John Pat
terson through its agent John f
Barlow, wilfully and in utter d!sre'
gard of terms of the lease, did teal
down and destroy the ware house
damaging 1t to The extent of $3.50
The plaintiff prays that the courI
render judgment in this amounty
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-29

H. M. Smith left last night for Kansas
City.
Seymour Hunt went to Pryor Creek this
morning.
E. B. Davidson is at Muskoeee today on
business.
w. c. Miles is here from Tulsa on a
business trip.
f. N Ratcliff is home from Tulsa to
spend Sunday.
Rev. A. J. Williams returned this after
noon from Chelsea.
Rev, G. W. Snodgrass went to Tulsa on
the Fast Mail today
Andy Thompson and family left this
morning for Joplin.
PIiny l. Soper was in the city this after
noon from Muskogee.
Mrs W. H. Darrough left on the fyer
this morning for Muskogee
Morris Knight went to Pryor Creek to-
day On business mission.
Miss Cora Ravencroft is here visiting
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Raymond.
Commissioner Howard Smith is attends
ing court at Pryor Creek today.
Mrs. Dameron and her two daughters,
Miss Byrd and Mrs. w. E. Bishop, will 90
to Joplin this evening for visit.
The Frisco passenger train, east bound,
due here at 6:23 p. m. was annulled last
night on account of trouble west Of here.
j. L. Blevins and Thomas Alley, of
Southwest City, Mo-, are among Vinita's
many visitors today
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-29
DAVENPORT MEETS
CREAGER AT Wan
Great Throng of Congressman Jim's
Admirers Will Attend Big
Picnic.

Sapulpa, Ok. Aug. 29.--Congressman
James Davenport has at last succeeded in
getting a time and place from Carpet
bag" Creager at which the two win de-
bate the issue between them. Bert Chan
dler Creager's campaign manager has
been very dilatory in completing his part
Of the arrangements hence the delay in
the announcement of the date for the
first joint debate in the Third district
A big picnic win be held at Wan. Sept
4th, and large crowd win be on hand TO
enjoy the joint debate. especially al" Jim"
is favorite in that part Of his district
andmuch fun is expected there from what
will happen to Judge Raymonds candi-
date for congress on the Republican
ticket,
Other prominent politicians will be on
hand, large crowds going from Muskogee
Tahlequah, SaIlisaw and Webhers Falls;
and the congressional campaign win run
full blast from thence onward.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-29
MANY RIOTERS
BEING INDICTED
Grand Jury May Take all Next
Week in Investigating
Springfield Riot

Springfield, ILL.,, Aug. 29-With total
of rs indictments returned, the special
grand jury empannelled to hear the evi-
dence on the recent race riots, is still in
session and there is little probability that
this body viii adjourn before the latter
part Of next week The grand jury pre-
sented II true bills to Judge Creighton
yesterday.
Indictments charging murder was re-
turned against Frank Bryant, alias Frank
Sullivan. The young man has confessed
to the killing of Thomas Brady last Mon
day morning William Phillips, better
known as Fuzzy Phillips, an ex-police
officer, was indicted on the charge of at
tempt to commit arson and also riot. Two
more indictments were also brought
against Ernest Humphrey, alias Slim
Humphrey, one of the alleged rioters al
ready under indictment for the murder Of
William Donnegan. Roy Young was in
dicted for arson The grand jury adjourn
ed until Monday
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-29

Henry Walkley, register of deeds of
Tulsa county, is here from Tulsa this af-
ternoon.
The first granitoid sidewalk in the
Marrs addition was completed today by
Martin & Main.
M. Jones. of Bristow. has been ap-
pointed member Of the democratic ad-
visory committee.
J. J. Hubbard, of Alton, has fine new
white grape seeding that is attracting
the attention Of nurserymen.
Bert Chandler left today for McAIester
to attend a meeting Of the leaders Of the
republican party of the state.
DR.. O. C. Amundson will leave this eve
ming with Jim little for Baltimore, Md.
where Mr. little will undergo an opera
ton.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-29
TRAINS COLLIDE
HEAD-0N At HUGO
THREE KILLED IN BAD WRECK
ON FRISCO
TEN OTHERS ARE INJURED
misunderstanding of Orders Results
in Disaster to Frisco Passen-
ger Train-Both Engines
Are Smashed

Hugo. Okla, Aug. 29-Through misun-
derstanding of orders the southbound pas
senger train on the Frisco collided head
on with work train eight miles north of
here yesterday, resulting in three per-
sons being killed and ten in jured. The
dead are;
George Ballard, Fort Smith. engineer of
the work train.
Tim Garmule, Fort Smith; conductor of
work train.
H. G. Thomas, Pittsburg, Kans.; conduc-
tor on the passenger train.
Injured are:
H. H. Baird, Hugo; fireman on the work
train; shoulder and arm hurt.
R. H. Howett, Fort Smith; right leg and
jaw broken.
James D. Flynn, St. Louis; express mes
senger; right shoulder injured
Arthur Leake, Monett, Mo-, brakeman
on the passenger train; slightly bruised.
J. E. Kelley, Monett, Mo-; news agent;
shoulder and side injured.
c. B. Keer, Monett, Mo-; postal clerk;
right leg broken and side injured
G. w. Boynett Monett, Mo-; passenger;
shoulder hurt.
H. j. Sanders, Hugo; fireman on the
work tain; side injured.
j. M. Campbell Fort Smith; engineer on
the passenger train; shoulder injured.
Leon Freeland, Hugo; brakeman on the
work train; face injured.
Both engines were smashed and partial
ly telescoped and the baggage and ex-
press cars were considerably damaged.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-29
COMMERCIAL CLUB HOLDS EN-
THUSIASTIC MEETING
WILL SUPPORT PAVEMENT.
Gas Main Proposition to be Taken
up at Next Meeting -Advertis-
ing Committee is Getting
Busy.

There was large attendance at the
regular meeting of the Commercial club
and much zeal and more enthusiasm in
the work Of building city in vinita was
shown by the report Of the various COM
mittees and in the talk Of the members.
upon the propositions now before the
club.
The advertising committee made good
report of the proposed advertisement Of
the city. They reported the place and
cost Of the erection Of sign at the state
line north Of this city and this sign win
be put up soon A folder also will be
put out giving a detailed description Of
the city.
The proposition of constructing a gas
main to this city was referred to the next
meeting as several capitalists who are
interested in the proposition are in the
east. but win return before the next meet
ing night
The club passed resolution heartily
endorsing the action Of the city council
in seeking to pave the streets and other
wise improve the city The following is
the resolution:
Be il Resolved by the Commercial club
of Vinita Oklahoma that believing in the
future Of our city, and with faith in our
city council, we as club do hereby ed-
dorse and applaud the action Of the city
council Of Vnita in its efforts to pave
Canadian avenue and Foreman street in
our city and we pledge our undivided sup
port and Influence to the council IN its
efforts to carry out the work Of building a
new and progressive city--and we will as
body support the movement TO pave
the streets Of this city
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-29
.iEAvgs rHEIR rlMe 10 81.
"Mr. DooIey'sv Dicourse as TO the
Everlasting Foe.

"Th' most per'lous iv human occy-
pations are usually tn lowest paid.
An why is this SO? Is it because
we're not afraid iv death? Faith, no.
but because we don't know anything
about 1t. We don't appreciate it. II
our simple minds cud grasp tn sub
iick tn bravest man in tn wurruld
wud be found undher tn bed sobbing.
It's there but 1t isn't there. 1t hap
pens to iv'rybody but We can't see it
happen to ye'ersilf. Ye walk briskly
up to It or maybe ye even run. Ye
niver see 1t till it's too late an thin
It's too late to recognize IT, 'Tis no
good runnin' away firm it. Nanny a
man dodgin' a throlley car has been
run over be an autymobill. Ye hide
from tn lightning an a mickrake
lands ye. Ye avoid railroad trains
an boats an scratch ye'er thumb with
a carpet tack an tbs all over Ye ex-
pect 1t firm wan side iv tn sthreet an
it comes firm tn other. Ye think
that must be it in tn block ahead an
We make up ye'er mind to walk slow
whin it steps up behind We, slaps We
on tn back an says: 'Ye're wanted at
headquarters. Ye'd betther come along
peaceable. To which, havin' no
further inthrest, We make no reply.
'Tis thin FIR tn first time ye'd have an
undherstandin' ain 3 fear iv death-if
We were alive But We are dead"-F.
P. Dunno. in the American Magazine.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-29
VIN|TA MINISTER'S VIEW
OF LOCAL OPTION LAW
ReU. J. B. Mcdonald Writes Singing Rebuke to
Class or Organization Whom He Charges
With Seeking to Defeat Okl0hOm0's
Prohibition LGw : Says They
Are AnGrchistic.

law that is not in force here and keep it
up until the existing law becomes dead
letter and the work is done. Then win
the said liquor associations have received
that for which they are pouring into
this state the enormous amount of money.
We are in the midst of a great battle
with obedience to existing law. integrity
and industryvs anarchy, perjury prohigacy.
In the issues Of this battle are involved
the purity of our homes, the security Of
every mans business. the property of the
masses, the perpetuity of the public school
system, yea, and of the government itself.
The criminal cases are becoming so
defiant that singing rebuke if neces-
sary we would maintain ourself respect as a
state. LawlesSness is anarchy everywhere
but when class of men organize to
defeat the official execution of the law
that class puts itself upon the same plane
of society as the man who shot Mckinney
or a man who with red flag stirs up the
mob to overthrow the law and drive out
all officers who will not join and protect
their business by either ignoring their
c lines or by pardoning their offences. This
is country that must be controlled by
law or by the anarchist criminal class.
leave the Chieftain to decide which and
defend his choice.
REV. j. B. MCDONALD.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-29


In the Vinita Chieftain Of Aug. 2lst
appeared these two items:
The license of the last saloon in New
ton County, Mo-, viii expire Nov. 7. 1908.
On Tuesdoy last the town of Neosho
was voted dry under Missouri's Local
Option Law. This, in the opinion of the
Chieftain, is the only successful way to
fight the liquor bu ness'--Again,
Local option in Missouri beats the
Billups Booze Bill in Oklahoma"
These items appear in different places
in the Chieftain so as to give them the
more prestige and influence.
What does the Chieftain undertake to
do in this matter, encourage good govern
ment to the criminal class that at this
time is so defiant in its determination to
overthrow the law and defeat the pur-
poses of law abiding citizens Of this state.
What is Local Option2 The right of
the majority to choose. We had state
local option fight less than year ago.
The people by large majority closed the
saloons. In Vinita and precinct the
people said prohibition by large majority
of one hundred sixty three. Where is the
difference? The whiskey class make
great howl for Local Option as if it were
something different, aud say we could
enforce Local Option but we can't enforce
Prohibition. B0shI In Neosho the issue,
was saloons or no saloonsY In Oklahoma
it was saloons or no saloons? In each
cpse, the people voted Prohibition Of the
saloons and they did a wise thins.
Now, would the Chieftain have US
believe that the whiskey soaks in Neosho
and Newton county win 90 out Of busi-
nous because majority said, We don't
want you No, he would not claim that
then what law will be necessary to make
the criminal class abide by the verdict Of
Missouri under the boasted Local OptionY
They have laws there that the criminal
class hate like the same vile class in this
state hate the Billup Bill Indeed much
Of the BiIlups Prohibition Bill, is taken
from the Missouri Local Option Bill, when /
the people vote the county Prohibition Of
for state Prohibition which ever be con-
sidered the unit of organization, they
nave voted the saloons out and there is
absolutely no difference except as to the
number Of people taking part in the cleo \
ion, or the number Of precincts affected.
VIII the Chieftain please point out the
weak places in the BilIups Bill as COM
,ared with the laws of Missouri? If we
intend to execute the law and carry out
he will of the people as expressed at the
'olls the Billups Bill is just the thjnc we
iced. But if we intend to a1s.,e the
riminal elemeut of the city to debauch
ur citizenship. trample under foot the
avs and permit the officers from a sense
+ intimidation, for fear of losing their
osition or from a willingness to wantnly
erjure thenselves;-if we are willing for
he Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association
nd The American Brewers Association
lough their paid agents to dictate the
olicies and later the politics of our
Ountry and state the Chieftain is pursu-
lg the proper course: Viz: criticise and
dicule the present law; praise some other
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-29
CHECOTAH- -EUFAULA CASE
MAY Be SETTLED TODAY

Guthrie. Okla. Aug. 29.-The supreme
court at a short session yesterday after
noon announced that there would be a
recount in the Eufaula-Checotah county
seat contest case. The count will be made
in the supreme court room today by the
court and win probably consume the time
of the court the entire day.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-29
HASKELL WEST CASE
DECISION COMES TODAY

Guthrie, Okla, Aug 29-The supreme
court has announced that a decision viii
be rendered this afternoon in the Haskell
West case.
Later--The supreme court late this
afternoon rendered a decision sustaining
Gov. Haskell in the above contention.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-29
HARLAN MURDER
CASE DISMISSED
CONTENTION THAT COURT HAD
LOST JURISDICTION UPHELD
COVERS MRS. HURLEYS CASE
Famous Case Involving the Killing
Lou Hunt Comes to a Close in
District Court.

After three days of deliberation Judge
Brown this morning decided that he was
without jurisdiction to try the Harlan case,
and that the courts had no further hold
upon Ed. Harlan for the alleged killing of
Lou Hunt and the case was dismissed.
This case was one Of the many trans
ferred from the old federal courts and has
been watched with much interest by the
people of this vicinity The historyof the
killing of Lou Hunt and of the several
trials of Ed Harlan are well known to all
of the readers of The Chieftain.
The case against Mrs. Hurley, sister
Of Lou Hunt, who is also charged with
being implicated in Hunts murder. will be
dismissed by the county attorney. as
Judge Browns decision in the Harlan case
also covers the case of Mrs. Hurley.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-29

Mrs H. C. Ballard was at Alton yester-
day for a visit with Mr. Ballard.
Every one who is interested in the Or
ganization Of gun club in Vinita is re-
quested to meet at the Office Of Sheriff
H. E. Ridenhour at $50 Monday night.
C. B. Rogers, and wife left this after
noon for Lynchs lake near Grand river, to
join Judge Frear and family, who are
spending Sunday there.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-21
Typhoid Fever
Is Curable
DR.. Eldridge Declares High
Death Rate is Needless
He Has Had Great Success
in Sixteen Years Practice

above named disease for the past
sixteen years, l positively know
that there is no need Of the fear
ful death rate, which is charged
up to the ravages OF typhoid
fever, under the present routine
treatment.
When the patient has not already
taken to his bed there is NO need OF
his having to do so, as my treatment
will soon dissipate the trouble. Even
IL the disease Is well advanced 1T may
not be necessary for me to see him
only to have a clear description of
his case. by one who has been In at
tendance, when can send the re-
quired medicines, with directions and
advice. which If faithfully followed.
will be sufficient. But if the patient
is in grave danger it will be neces-
sary for ME to see him once or more
Even those cases given up by
others are accepted with the utmost
confidence, as among the hundreds
which / have treated, during the past
seventeen years, | have lost but two
and none have remained in bed to
exceed eight days, from my first
visit
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-21
TROUBLE FOR THE
CATTLE-RUSTLEiS

For some time past, it is said the
"cattle-rustlers'' have been very ac-
tive in the lower end of the county,
presumably having their headquar-
ters across the line in Utah, en-
boldened by their success their raids
have become so frequent that it has
become necessary that something be
done to check their depredations.
hence the San Miguel County Stock
Growers Association have closed a
contract with Bob Meldrum to ride
the ranges for a year, and hang
around down in that country. He
goes down to Norwood. tomorrow to
enter upon his duties. Mrs. Meldrum
will follow him in short time prob
ably making her home at Norwood.
Bob is experienced in this line OF
work having ridden the ranges OF
Texas, wyoming Montana, and the
cattle country generally, hence par
ties with a penchant for appropriate
ing other peoples cattle and horses,
had best "look a leetle oud." 1t is
reported that a warrant has for some
time been out for well known
"rustler" with reputation, several
parties with deputies commissions re-
fusing to take the warrant and others
taking it only to carry it about for a
time finally returning it unserved.
If any such documents fall into Bob's
hands it is better than even money
they will be served no matter whom
they are directed against, rich man,
poor man. beggar-man or thief
Telluride Journal
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-21
MEMORIAL
SERVICES

On sunday afternoon, May IL,
the annual memorial services of
Junction Lodge No. 124, knights
of Pythias, will be held, and the
services will be among the most
beautiful and impressive ever
held in the city.
The sacredly beautiful ritualistic
will be carried out by the
officers and members of the lodge.
and orations will be delivered by Mr..
r. c. Walker and Mr.. R. l.. Magili.
The services will probably be held
in Odd Fellows hall. The families
and friends of the Knights will be
invited to attend.
At the meeting of the Knights last
evening much business was transact
ed. One candidate was given the
second degree. One new application
was received. Following the extend
ed business session. light refresh
ments were served. Nearly fifty OF
the members were in attendance at
the meeting.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-21

If you don't use the 5O-cert whip
why not?
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-21
FOR SHIRT WAISTS.

Silk-faced poplin is pretty for
shirt-waists. and the goods can be
neatly plated, tucked and made into
any dainty garment, from the plain
tailored to the dressy affair or lace
or velvet garniture. The material is
not expensive, selling for about fifty
cents a yard, washes beautifully, and
may be ironed while perfectly dry
and has soft, cashmere appear
ance, or the beautiful tailored effect
is produced in starching the goods.
1t is claimed that it launders as beau
tifully as white linen. 1t may be
had in various colors, but for shirt
waists, nothing quite takes the place
of the white; the madras effect with
white figures is pleasing.