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makes fellow remember his grub. Where'd you leave that fish ?"
 Really, l can't just say. but it must have been where wrenched my ankle"
 You cawn't just say, And what are we going to eat?"
 Here are the cocoanuts."
 Bright boy! go to the head of the classl Just take some more husk of those empty ones"
 Winthrope caught up one of the nuts, and with the aid of his knife stripped 1t of its husk. At gesture from Blake he laid it on the bare ground and the American burst it open with a blow of his heel. It was an immature nut. and the meat proved to be little thicker than clotted cream. Blake divided it into three parts, hand ing Miss Leslie the cleanest.
 Though his companions began with more restraint they finished their shares with equal gusto. Winthrope needed no further orders to return to his husling One after another the nuts were cracked and divided among the three, until even Blake could not swallow another mouthful of the luscious cream.
 Toward the end Miss Leslie had be- come drowsy. At Winthropes urg. ing. she now lay down for nap, Blake's coat serving as pillow. She fell asleep while Winthrope was yet arranging it for her. Blake had turned his back on her and was staring moodily at the hippopotamus trail when Winthrope hobbled around ana sat down on the palm trunk beside him.
 ''I say. Blake" he suggested, T feel deuced Jagged myself Why not all take nap?"
 "'And when they awoke, they were all dead men," remarked Blake.
 By love, that sounds like joke. " protested the Englishman. Don't ras me now
 'Joke,' repeated Blake. Why. that's Scripture, Pat, Scripture. Any way. you'd think it no joke to wake up and find yourself going down the throat of a hippo"
 "Hippo?"
 Dozens of them over in the river. Shouldn't wonder if they've all landed andre tracking me down by this time
 But hlppopotaml are not carnivor- ous-they're not at all dangerous. un, less one wounds them, out in the wa ter"
 That may be; but I'm not taking chances. They've got mouths like sperm whales--I saw one take a yawn. Another thing, that bayou is chuck full of alligators. and a fellow down on the Rand told me they're like the Cen tral American gayials for keenness to nip a swimmer"
 They will not come out on this dry land.'
 Suppose they won't-there're no other animals in Africa but sheep, eh?"
 What can we do? The captain told me that there are both Hons and leopards on this coast"
 Nice place for them, too, around these trees" added Blake Lucky for us, they're nightbirds mostly if that Rand fellow didn't lie. He was Boer, so I guess he ought to know. 7
 ITO be sure. It's a nasty fix we're in for tonight. Could we not build some kind of barricade2"
 With penknifel Guess we'll roost in tree"
 But cannot leopards climb? It seems to me that I have heard"
 How about lions?"
 They cannot; I'm sure of that
 Then we'll chance the leopards. Just stretch out here and nurse that ankle of yours. l don't want to b, lugging you all year I'm going ts hunt a likely tree"
 icontinuedlnext week
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NoTIf.E TOR pItBI.IcATfON.

Department Of the Interior, u <. Land Of- flee at Camden. Ark. october 20, 1908.
 Notice is hereby given that
 WILLIAM A. PETER Of Mountain Fork, Ark, who, on Jan. p, lY03 made homestead entry No. 262s7, Serial No. 07y7l for NEi{ SW1, Els NWL, and SW i4 NWt4 Sec. a, T. S., K. a2 w., 9th r. M., has filed notice Of intention to make final five year proof to establish claim to the land above described, before circuit clerk of Polk county ut Mena, Ark. on the i6th day of Decem Der, 1908.
 Claimant names as witnesses: James iieaN- CTS and William l.. Sellers Of Mountain Fork Ark., and Thomas 5. Peter and John A. Sims of Mena, Ark.
 Nov. I2. II. G. Friedheim, Register.
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that moment, such are the inconsis. tencies of human nature, she could not but admire the ease with which he rose under her weight
 Now that he no longer had the slow
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FAR MFRS UNIONS
A Roster of Local Unions, Places
 and Dates of Meeting.

officers Of unions are especially requested to notify The Star of any changes in officers, meeting times or places, thus Keeping the directory up-to-date aud of greatest possible value to the membership.
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poL.K COUNTY UNION.

Meets the third Wednesday IIi Janunry A pril July and october. A.. l.. Durham, President: w. F.. Murray, Vice President; Nj ena: ]. k. Dairipple, Secretary-Treasurer Grannis; A. M. Parker, Lecturer, Cove.
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Continued from last week. SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER 1.-The story opens with the shipwreck of the steamer on which Miss Genevieve Leslie an American heiress Lord Winthrope an Englishman, and Tom Blake. brusque American. were passen- gers, The three were tossed upon an un- inhabited island and were the only ones not drowned Blake recovered from a drunken stupor.
 CHAPTER II.--Blake, summed on tho boat, because of his roughness, became q hero as preservers of the helpless pair The Englishman was suing for the hand of Miss Leslie. Blake started to swim back to the ship to recover what was
 CHAPTER III.
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ROARD CAME UNION
rrnEIIrY IrNION.

Meets ist, srd and 9th Wednesday nights. C. II. Miller president; A. E. Wear, secretary. Board Camp r. 0.
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COUNTY LINE UNION NO. DIT. Meets saturday evening before the lst and 3rd sundays. D, Morris. president, w. II. Riding, secretary. Hartley r. Q.
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MARNING ORnER.

Hatfield Mercantile Co., plaintiff ve. Pink Wcaibcrford. defendant-In J. r. Court.
 The defendant. Pink Weatheriords Is warn cd 10 appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plAiutin. Hatneld Mercantile Co,
 oct. ai, 1908. w. T. Davis, J. f
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FOWLER UNION NO. 12S4. l. R. Roger, president, II. k. Ringer, secre. tary. Meets first and third Saturdays.
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NOTICE FOR ALLEGATION. Department Of the Interior, Land Office at
 Camden, Ark, Oct. :, i90s.

GRANVILLE l.. ROSE
 Of quito Ark. who. on Oct IT, is0i made homestead entry No. 2t900, Serial No. 06i2) for SEl4 SWA, SWlt SEit. Sec. 10, and WI. NEif, NEi4 NWt{, See l5, Twp. &. R. 29 ". 5th r. M. has He'd notice Of intention to make final tive-year proof to establish claim to the land above described, before Circuit Clerk Of Polk county, at Mena, Ark, on the 18th day of Novem Der, 1908.
 Claimant names as witnesses: John ]. Foster, Chal octus l4 Po-ey, Isham r. Posey and William r. Ford, all ofQuIto. Ark. oct. D. II. G. FriedheiIn, Register.
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I. c. Terrell president; s. Thacker, secrc- tary Meets 2nd and 4th Saturday at 2 p. III. Rocky poHtofiice.
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ROCKY UNION NO. l5i.

Meets Ist and 9rd Saturday nights. ]. k Chambers, president; Prof. W. K Shinn, sec retary. Mena, F. 0.
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HOLLY HILL UNION NO, 2f5I A. ]. Edwards, president; J. r. smith, sec retary. liartly r. Q.
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HOLLY GROVE UNION NO. 1542. W. T.Terreli, president; I. $. Bethel, secre tary. Meets I'd and ith Friday nights.
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pnrrEp IfNIn,

OAK GROVE UNION l. B. Davis, president; T. B. Baker, secre- tary. Granniss
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RANSOM UNION NO. SIT.

l.. l.. Sanders, president E. !. Southers, Secretary. Meets each lst and 3d Saturday at p m. Egger F. Q.
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LIBERTY UNION NO. as5.
CHERRY HILL UNION NO. 20

Geo Wood, president, !. K. Wilcox, secre tary meets 2d and fth Saturdays at P. III. Egger, F. Q.
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W. Winkley, president: D. Harberton, secretary. Meets 2d and 3rd Satudays.
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ROCK SPRINGS UNION NO. ss1. Ed posey, president; C. l.. Posey, secretary Quito F. 0. Meets 2nd and tth Saturdays.
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OVERTURE UNION NO 1897. Clarence Waits. president; Albert Ward secretary. Giiham F. Q.
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HATFIELD UNION NO. 2so. Meets lst and 3rd Saturday at 2 D. m. A. C Bruce president; R. II. Stockton. secretary Hatfield F. c.
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CENTER LIN

CENTER UNION NO 1901. Lee Evens. president, T. A. Dooley. sccrc- tary.
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OLIVER CHAPEL UNION. w. F. Murray, president; I. V. Edwards. secretary and treasurer. Meets each 2d and tth Tuesday nights.
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DALLAS UNION NO. 750. Meets ist and 3rd Saturday at 7:3D p. m. $. A. Key, president; A. l.. Durham, secretary Mpua P o.
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HOLLY SPRINGS UNION NO 294. E. K. 6rifith, president;J. c. Yell, seer t. tary. Quito F. Q.
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OZARK UNION NO. .oo2

Meets istand 3rd Saturday nights. !. N. Blan president; $. F. Higgins, secretary and treasurer.
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MOUNTAIN FORK UNION Tom Rogers, president; Willie Beavers. sec
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OWEN CHAPEL UNION NO. 33o.
 c. W. Harbn president: ". NJ. Harbin. secretary. Meets 2d and tth Friday nights.
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Meets 2d and 9th Thursday nights. k. |. Perrin, president; c. C. Cole secretary and treasurer.
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NoTI, r. roR PUBLICATION.
 Department of the Interior, Land Office at Camden, Ark, October lf. 1908. Nnflla is harahN alNen lhnI
GEORGE ". SPEARS

NItVIN0FF ". NF- -lATtENt of Egger, Ark, who. on NOvem Der 6. 1901. made Homestead Entry No. 2f999, Serial No. 068f), for fri Wt9 SWl4. Sec. Si, TWP. l S., 9th P. M.. has filed notice Of intention to make final fiveyear proof to establish claim to the land above described before circuit Clerk of Polk county, at Mena, Ark, on the 1th day Of December, 1908.
 Claimant names as witnesses: James \. Wood, William D. Harper, teofse w, Wood Eugene Harper, all Of EggeF. Ark. Oct 21 II. c, Friedheim, Register.
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The Worth of Fire.

ewE HOUGH the sea within the
 GE N reefs was fast smoothing %21 to a glassy plain in the
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-10-09
| WURKMtN GIVE
BRYAN OVATION
Carriage Bearing Nsbraskan Ran
Gauntlet Of Red Fire And Roman
Candies 81 Havel0Gk

Hageoek Seb oct William j.
Bryan eas received here hsi bjgbf viii
afe8f enthusiasm iiIs arrival from Bin
coin shortly aflef o aoelock 10 q speaa
trolley ear accompanied ~ 100 member
gf lbs Lincoln Horne Guards W8s the Sic
nai fot thc Qreaf demonstration The
eauiaae "a which he rode tg lbe tty
patk where be- spoke % bic audience
composed mostly II pofkngmea 10 tbe
railroad shops ran o gauntlet n red Gre
mud Roman candles while ite fbfonas on
fhe sIdewalk ebeefe1 hm
M Bryan remarks we're mHnlyoa no
subject of camp1igu pbHatg election n
senaan w direct vote u rbe people aGd
ihe abgt plaufs Ia daa Denver platform
tia paa uaamnhg Ia h attacks 90
Speaker Cannon james s. Sherman the
Papubtean yiee presidential candidate
md Nr Taft First referring 70 the witi-
eism that heretofore had been heaped
upon him for travelling over the country
delivering political speeches Mf Bryan
said that he always had believed that it
ure perfectly proper 70 speak 70 those
who are goina % vote
lie ap1ke u lbe i3et thai fwelge years
AGO be BAD sald that fhe president aae
only q hired man employed by the people
70 10 what they wanted n president lodo
and that alihmqb be vas criticised bg
New Ygrk papers fof bringing the high
office of president down 20 the level Of n
hlfed man bc had decided not 70 take
the statement back ln his opinion every
public oiliclal is d hired man
United States senators are hired mon
he said although they don't seem 70
think 20 many ~ them
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-10-09
III AWnKU S5UU
IN PREMIUMS
On Stock Raising, Poultry Raising
AUiculture, Horticulture Mar
ket Gardening Fancy Work

Vufa is DfepadUl % make Iae far
mefs Institute 10 be bed III Ehs plaee
October % ard zlst tbe biggest event of
f6e year and % interest every stock raiser
and farmer in Cfais county q siberia.
premium Gst IS being prepared eaich
viii include something ike Ss00o0 In
premiums On aa classes 9f prp!aets f.um
stock b needle rs
The committees afe hard az a8rk bur
he fab premium asg aiA aot 5e prepared
before next week fa the meantime an
arrangements are beiaa made 10 entertain
( aH aho come and It s hoped that the
citizens u Viata a5u th09 vide open
their doors and freely ealmtaia all visitors
during .he rao days q he Institute
These Farmers Institutes have beea of
fte greatest benefit 10 faroers Ii glle DID,
et states and Oklahoma Is vide awake 10
tie benefit 10 be- derived n educating
her farmers aud stock raisers The state
will provide experts % explain the
methods used iu raising tbe largest crops
ot corn. wheat oats. potatoes. alfalfa.
clover the best horses. cattle sheep. hogs
and poultry. how 10 secure the best re-
suits from ems hens. etc. and many
kindred subjects will be- fully and freely
discussed A state veterinarian win also
Be thefe 10 ten 0f stock diseases and
tbeif treatment how 70 diagnose o case.
and wbat 10 do iu case Of accidents
Question boxes will be- opened each ses-
sion and my person having had trouble
can dir il and have un expert opinion as
70 what to do next time Those are but
few of the benefits to be derived by al-
tending this Institute and II a hoped that
every farmer nnd stock raiser in CRAIG
county viii BE- present
Premiums on horaes, cattle. hogs, shee y.
goats chickens, ducks pigeons turkeys,
Recse. wheat oats corn. kaliir corn. mil
let timothy alfalfa. clover wild hay. po
latoes. sweet potatoes. turnip8 cabbage.
rodishes. pumpkins onions, tomatoes.
canned goods, peaches, apples. pears.
tomntocs corn, beams blnckberries. rasp
berries. strawberries. Gooseberriea. cur
rants, huckebeuieg, ounces iams pickles,
preserves, nccdlcwork embroidery work
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WHITE OAK ITEMS

nated Oet q
\ 4 Mitchell ahippcd cauly 90 St
Louis Yesterday
II \ Mitchell is visiting his oldsbomc
in Chleaao
Misses Edna Harrison aud tiocnoe
nane sunde,ed here
MIS- Wm r,eat al viuua visited Me
Miller sunday
lusae Ha,raon spent Sunda, here
r,aset meeting was conducted here
SUNDAY nsht hy Re, ilutlct
Messfs stnmous and Nleote we've n
Ninita Saturday niam
Miss Maud HancrN ol Nmim visited
here satuuia, and sunday
MIS- Hanks, vho has Ihccu vefl m Ia
some better
rek Head aud roue, Halle lett Tor
Wpllston Ohla Saturday
Misses Mawp sveaman and pclta
Newtonb callcd ii the uamptau homc
SUNDAY evening
tldie shea,heeS ealled on Miss N,ule
Itupn Sunda, e,eulne
Misses flNicliotonand Maude 6a0euN
called At the Rafferty, bome sunday
Mlssos willie tagnes and llaecl shrar
heart left loi Welph g attend the aaui
val
There Win ~ watel meeting At White
Oaa every Sunda, Hleht EVERYBODY ln.
,lted Il attend
Mlss Mamie Chiteuod and number ot
friends called on Miss Nellie Caste sun
daN
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BRYAN AND TAFT
MEET At CHICAGO
Both Candidated Arrive 70 Attend
Banquet Of Chicago Association
Of Commerce
~ AaeocIalcd proaa

~ Associated proae
Chicago, lll, Oct National attention
Wis directed 10 lle opening 0f the Lake
20 the Gulf Drcpwater Ways convention
here today WHEN The republican and
democratic presidential nominees arrived.
VIM Bryan the democratic nominee
was the first TO arrive he was greeted az
the Chicago 4 Northwestern Railway
atntion by large delegation including
che oHlcinle Of the Waterways convention
aud The Democratic National committees
Two hours lator Nj Taft the republican
nominoe received aimilur greeting lie
was escorted "a the convention hnll whore
he delivered speeth AT The conclusion
OF his Address the republican candidate
loft, hnuiedly, tuf GaleshurR. NJ. where
he made q speech before returning to
meet Nj Bryan at the banquet TO he
given hy the Cbieaao Association Of Com
mcrcc thIs evening"
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HOLLOW ITEMS

Dated OF q
q s.Mahew and wife went 70 Gco-
tralia saturday
) II Ward vent to vinlla Friday ON
bisiuess
There wna bia meeting and bnskot
dnnctat tho new, aehuol houac % Fayuilo
Wards land Saturday
MI llob Mount haa hie wire that woe
stolen from him aud The ONES that atolc
4 are reaping their reward
CIV Wafd aud family ate visiting
ei The oil fields near Almwe, they nrc
visiting Mrs Wards father Joe htown
+. s. 4 Amoa Of viuiia alakc ut
Grant Mound Saturday uiAht
Mts W smith yIailed relatives Near
Wuluh last week
W I Foster Is hauluscoal
J ntowu the medicine man from
Vinlta wis here last week
lIenfy Gruhhs bulrherpd CIV last
week
NJ laohy spent Friday in hlaveiimty
Ml and Mh " I Fostet aud Iamily
went 10 Edna, kana tmtedny
I llouspmana child has hron quite
siuh
Miss 0phcha Goad is quite sieh
Henry Gphhs had iinc mare cut on
ihr wire
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kIAglSUH ntM5

Dated O
He Is H Walket af Voa Hs.Hh
fe.aHves be fs week
There was qute 0lmDe q kinn'3n
p8pIe ATTENDING tbs street faf q eae"pa
last fddag and Saturday
Il Smith bad fne nsfmtaae % io1se
one n ids horses Neuday
Vim Nsqe0s of n, Vsmon No. is
visiting he s8a j f. McNsiis and Dis
daughter Nm.i Fl 8eGlee IBIS week
NJ anAsNrs Vim Moore visited smndoy
wifi their SON & Nome ord family
IR Gmiab1 u Parsons Is visiting
with hs family ffis wFek
Squire MrysHs uanled D roaple hst
week. lbs FIRST eo1ple he baa bod the
pleasure of uniting u motfImong since
be has been 10 10iee
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NATIONAL CHAIRMAN
MACK COLLAPSES
Nv Associatcd Press

ly Associated Press
Chicago, Oct Norman T. Mack.
chairman Of the Democratic nationalcom
miuee eollo ed last uight as a result Of
fatigue and q severe cold, and was nnder
the care Of physician and a trained
nurse for a time last night
The illness of Nh MACK camc suddenly,
and alarmed fellow members Of the
Democratic committee nr Hammond oi
Ac Auditorium hotel WAS summoned. and
h. said that Mr Maek was suffering from
oycrwotk aud nervous exhaustion He did
not believe that the illness was serious
and intimatcd that the patient would be
able o resume his duties In few days.
Chairman Mack arrived in Chicago from
New York Monday afternoon.
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KETCHUN ITEMS
bam Ot 8

fftaAl H'.I p
fhste W0s d singing parry al The home
n Wm llan last sunday night
John Dayis ana fBmly howe moved ID
Ypita
Quite number u fbfmfa near here
afe enRaa, ~ fgad working
m.War1 aod family have moved 70
the east end ot foWn
cbatie.tobe and family have gone 20
Caif1fuia 70 spent the winter
+ Wvman fbompsoos mother is here
On visit
scott sloap mod Sullivan Creek bavr fe
lnpedtlnmo from Delawam
Gordon THOMPSON has returned ~
Tabie1unh where be s attending school
Mrs Simpson Wns here ffam Dunk
Greek visiting hef daughter Mrs Frank
Holmes
DeuilIaif and family hage moved iu
the house recently gnealed ~ John
Davis
The fllli Nebdal shoe mnn passed
through here lasllfddng
jim Cohen. Claude Nnacnf and Glenn
iiulseheampgcft here lhis morning for
points in htkansas
School brgnuIhroe Mondng October b
Elmer Cfosk-and wife lenve Monday
morning fur. Kansas City
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Viema. Oct & Information has
reached the government of Ausuia-llun-
gaty here that Srr,a is planning guerilla
Wadaw.n bosuia and herzegovina, the
poNinecs recently annexed hy thus eoy
efnment u Is proposed % haed these
two pp,incrs with armed bandits
Austria "a ,akns precautionary meas
ures to.p0tccl her frontier fhe falruad
tunnel near the feelvss " rcterVamcp.
ln liNnaar, rs now held b, the troops
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IL Spencer Quite Sick

oa account 1t the illness Of her hus
hand Mrs \ y Spencer Nill travel as
waffle inspector iof him ior the present.
Ms Spenccr SAYS that Mg Spencer is
quite sick Information was revived hy
the inspector this morning that southern
cattle could now be shippcd thNugh here
with one dipping in -
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-10-09
Wreck Near Miami

On aeeopnt ot wreck Of freiam train
near Miami last nIeht the Fusco nassou
Hcl tram from Kansas City due here al
3.aa this metnlns was detorcd atColum.
h,is kans Via Parsons and The N h a
+ here IN running on g the \ here a
part ii the train was derailcd aud eaUscd
several hours DELAY This train did no,
set 0et ot Nhita until after O'clock this
u@nIne
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-10-09
BIG RAILROADER
ONE OF SPEAKERS
Second Days Session Of Trans-Miss-
lseippi Congress Is a Busy One
Walsh Among Speakers
By Associated Press


san Francisco, Cnif, Oct THE
second day Of the fruus Mississippi Com
mcreia congress- is j very busy one y.
o Subhs one Of the directors Of traffic Of
the more than sixteen thousand miles Of
railroad controlled by f. II Hartman was
one Of the principal speakers his subject
being Transportation Col Fred W.
Fleming of Kansas city discussed West
orn insurance while Governor Cutter of
Utah aud former Governor Pardee of
California both talked Of Conservation Of
natural resources Among The speakers
tonight viii bc G ]. Blanchard II the
United States reclamation service. W II.
Baker of Council Bmn Ia, and rbos NJ
Walsh the wcll known millionaire Of Den
vet
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SERVIA PLANNING
GUERILLA WAR
Turkey win Refuse to Accept Proc
lamation Of Annexation of Bos
MIA and Herzegovina
By Associated Press

BV Associated Press
Coosautnoplc oct S.-rhe pfoelamo
tiou Of the union oi the Island Of Crete
with Uteccc may mot bc accepted by
Turkey without retaliation ltis feprted
here to-day that the Turkish government
has ordered four vaeshipsuav at Smy
fnia. IL proceed Ia the island ot Smnos
Samos h 4 Greek island and pa1s apnua
tribute "a Turkey
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This is Vinita's 5
GREATEST RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT

and the ONE Store for correct fashions prces for
practicable and serVceabe that complies with the most
exaetng demands of style yet ging only value re-
ceved Our enlarged has floor space 5000 SQUARE
feet devoted exclusively Womens Wear the Autumn
Styles in all departments ready for your inspection
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Chtago Oct Chairman Norman II.
Mack II Che Democratic National conn
miuee who was rented "a have suffer
ed nervous collapse last night was ON
duty as usual today lie declares he never
telt better in his life when rcferance was
made Ia his rcpogted illness
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-25
WAR is BEGUN.
Imaginary Fleet Trying to Inflict
Imaginary Damage At Boston.

Boston, June 24.-An imaginary fleet
of war vessels bombardcd the forts in
Boston harbor today where 5000 coast
artillery corps and militiamen are en-
campcd. Several thousand dollars has
been spent in projcctiles and the citi-
zen gunners We're today given every
opportunity to show their skill in war
fare.
War was officially declared yester-
day and orders were given to be in
readiness to repulse the fleet of war
ships which was supposed to be lying
outside the harbor This morning at
the call to arms the big guns doomed
forth and war had begun in earnest
The firing today was directed at fix
cd targets. supposed to be warships
and tomorrow moving targets, also
Warships will be brought into play
The work of the militiamen is COM
pairing favorably with the shooting of
the trained men of the forts