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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-28

Guthrie. Okla. May 22.-In the mat.
ter Of school leyles for 1909. Z. D.
Cameron, state superintendent of pub.
lie instruction. advises county super
intendents II is not necessary that
the school districts make the 1903
levy st the annual school meeting,
which is to be held June 1 BY refer
Ing the making Of this levy until
the second Monday In july the county
clerk will be enabled to certify 70 the
clerks OF the various school districts
the total equalized valuations for the
year 1909 which win give the district
board definite information that they
may determine the exact amount OF
the levy required to raise funds for
the ensuing year
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-28
MUCH UNEASINESS FELT
IN NIGHT RIDER DISTRICT

Oklahoma City, May 2t.-some IN.
easiness is felt in Lindsey, curdy sand
other towns of McLain county over
the approaching arraignment of the
band of alleged night riders at Curdy
today
The county attorney, Mr.. Franklin.
left early this morning for Curdy The
distance is thirty miles and the road
is through rough section OF the
county In which members of the gang
are believed TO live. II was In this
section last fall that merchants re.
eeived many threatening letters com.
manding them that they should not
push collections against certain men.
No more arrests have been made, but
detectives are working on the case.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-28
oLnTlME FleHTERs.
lWnlt AIason.I

When old.tlme knights went forth
with poles, aud pushed each other on
their horses. the ground, we learn,
from ancient scrolls. was often III.
tered up with eorpses; for when
man is weighted down with half
ton Of cast iron ralment, and falls.
and lands upon his crown, bis life's
apt to be the payment I've read Of
forty armored knights perished IN a
mornlng'a fitting (of such the ancient
sciv-ners wflte-of such the bards
were always liltingl 0, there was
changing then Of steel. and there was
soreech of bolt and casting and you
might see The charger reel. and hear
its rider fortune blasting And when
the yanquished hero sunk. so plainly
dead that none could doubt 1t, dray
would gather Up the junk. and moth.
ing more was said about II. o. good
old days, when lighters fought. and
In the tourney played their capers
They scored to I'll with bally rot the
columns Of the sporting papers.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-28
NEW RAILROAD ASKS
FOR STATE CHARTER

Guthrie, Okla May 22.-The Gar
vim and n. W Railway company with
a capital stock of 100000, paid the
state $4,000 70 rthe privilege Of filing
articles OF incorporation Friday This
road runs from Gravin ia. Dexter with
a branch line to Ragleton The rail-
road and other large concerns pouring
their millions into Oklahoma does not
conform to the hard luck stories print
ted in the republican papers for the
purpose of creating political prejudice
against the democratic administration.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-28

Mrs. Nettie Britton Cimarron county;
Pearl Bradfel Garviu county; Mrs.
Alma Crlswel, Harper county. Miss
A. +. Lane, Kiowa county; Ahce
Fleming. I.atimer county; Mis-. A.
Anderson, Love county; Miss Essie
Bell. Murray county; Miss Blanche
Larkin, Nowata county; Mrs. Mary
Couch. Oklahoma county, Miss Flossie
b. Lewis, Washington county. ana Mrs
Sadie Zimmerman Woodward county.
one other Office is left open to
women by the constitution. that of
state commissioner of charities and
correction. now held by Miss Kate
Barnard.
In the present suffrage campaign a
notable feature Is the way in which
the Indian women are taking up the
fight An Indian women's department
has been organized In Eastern okla
homa, in charge ol Mrs Narcissa owen
mother of United States Senator
Robert L. owen. Mrs Mamie Porter
Farnsworth. daughter OF the late
Chief Pleasant Porter. and Mrs. J. II.
Harris. a prominent Cherokee woman.
Senator Owen is himself an ardent
advocate Of womens suffrage.
The general direction OF the cam
paign at the present time is IN charge
Of Mrs Ida Porter Boyer. state secre-
tary. who has established headquart-
ers at Oklahoma City and Is sending
out the initiative petitions from there
Other prominent women who are TAX
ing an active part In the movement
are airs Anne Lasky OF Oklahoma
City Or Ruth A. Gay, chairman Of
the finance committee; Mrs Della c.
stephens, state treasurer; Mrs. Julia
Dunham. state corresponding secre.
tary. and Mrs J. L. Woodwork, state
recording secretary.
Il is believed that the promoters OF
the movement will have comparatively
little difficulty in securing the required
number of signers to their petitions.
but that they will have a great deal
Of trouble in securing the votes neces-
sary to amend the constitution They
will have two strong allies. however.
in the Socialist party and the State
Federation Of Labor.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-28
MRS. SANDERS ENTERTMNS
WITH BRIDGE LUNCHEON
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily
One of the pleasant events Of the
week was the Bridge luncheon given
yesterday by Mrs J. w. Sanders at
her beautiful home on West Canadian
avenue. An appetizing three course
luncheon. perfect in all its appoint.
ments. was served at one o'clock after
which the ladies spent the afternoon
with cards Miss Rogers received the
favor for high score while the prize
for the most progressions was award
ed Miss Cusey The prizes were books
In beautiful leather bindings. Those
present were Mesdames w p. Halsell,
J. w Orr W. r Badgett. D. II. VIII.
son, o. L. Rider. Clarence Rider, Ew-
ing Halsell. ". 7. Thompson. Hatten,
Nelms, W. Il. Kornegay. Lyle Orr, A.
l.. Churchill; Misses Fac Trott and
Cusey. Mrs James of sapulpa. Mrs
o.Rowark Of Guthrie and Miss Rogers
of Ft Gibson
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-28
Prepare ior summer Normal.

County Superintendent Shelton re.
quests that all parties who can possl-
bly, provide for either boarders or
roomers, during the trI-county normal
to be held IN Vinita, will send their
names and street number with the
number they can accommodate and
the rate to him at once as only about
sixty have been provided for and 1t
II estimated there viii be three hun.
dred IN attendance Claremore provid-
cd for this number last year and Win.
ita can certainly do as well as Glare.
more.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-28

Tulsa. Okla, May 22.--Although it
was rumored last night that the grand
jury that is demonstrating the Mus
kogee town lot frauds had reached a
partial decision, late yesterday and
would return indictments today again.
st two Of the men formerly involved in
the alleged frauds, there was no inti-
nation this morning that the jurors
were ready TO make any report The
examination Of witnesses was CON
tinued
Tulsa, Okla. May 22.-Keenest an.
ticipation greeted the announcement
last evening at 4:S0 that the grand
jury Investigating the alleged land
fraud conspiracy cases against Cover
nor Haskell and other Muskogee citi.
zens had communication to deliver
to Judge Marshall, in the federal court
room.
The judge was Immediately notified
of the jury's request and hastened to
the court room to receive the com
munication.
Following his appearance, Foreman
Strain and the grand jury was usher.
ed into his presence, and while the in.
terest was aroused to keenest pitch
the foreman asked the court for firth.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-28
RumOr That Jury Had Reached Partial Deci-
sion Has No FOundatiOn---Asks Judge
Marshall for More Instructions
Holds Jury Could Not Indict
for FOrgery---Law Bearing
Upon Prosecutions
Explained

er instructions to the inquisitorial
body.
Foreman Strain said the jurors de.
sired to have the law governing con
spiracy explained to them again.
Continuing, the foreman asked the
court IL. under the instructions, the
jury could indict one man for forgery
and also If they could charge one man
with conspiracy and not the others.
IN response TO these queries which
caused a marked tremor of surprise
throughout the court room, Judge Mar
shall covered the law governing con
spiraey, his words coming slowly and
'decisiyely, Carefully he explained
every phase of the law bearing upon
the present prosecutions
Responding to the latter queries of
the foreman, the court ruled that It
was not possible for the jury to find
an indictment for forgery as the pres.
ent cases would not permit of such a
finding.
Concluding, the court informed the
jury, through the foreman, as to the
law governing fraud. calling particular
attention to that portion which might
concern the present cases
The jury then retired, to adjourn for
the day. a few moments later The
jury convened again this morning to
further consider the evidence.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-28
SUPREME COURT sUsTAiNs
STATE INSURANCE LAW
BY Associated Press

Jefferson City, Mo. May a. - The
state supreme court today sustained
the state law, which denies licenses
to insurance companies, which pay any
of their officers salaries in excess Of
fifty thousand dollars per year. The
Law was passed two years ago and has
been the subject Of extended Iitiga-
tion. While upholding the validity Of
the statute. the court declared that 1t
was unwise legislation and recon.
mendea its repeal
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-28
JOHN WALSH TRYING
TO OVERTAKE WESTON
By Associated PRESS.

BY Associated Press.
Topeka. Kans.. May 22-Sergeant
John Walsh. Of the United States
army, retired, who has undertaken the
task Of overtaking Edward Payson
Weston III his trans-continental Jour.
ney left Topeka al eight thirty thla
morning He win follow the Union
Pacific tracks Weston IA walking be.
tween Cheyenne Wells and Denver to.
day.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-28
PATRICK CLARK ON STAND
IN TRIAL OF "ADAm GOD"
By Associated Press

y Ft7H1tiatEH EHHs
Kansas City Mo. May 22.-yPatrick
Clark. who was severely wounded IN
the street fight with the religious fana-
ties last December. was the principal
witness today in the trial OF James
sharp the sef-styled Adam God +"
sharp today SAT. bible In hand, turning
from page to page and frequently read.
Ing half aloud
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-28
surprI.sd ID. ana Mra. owInnup.

From Saturdays Daily.
About thirty.five Of the friends of
Mr. and Mrs. Gwlnnup met at the
home Of Mrs. J r. Scott last evening
and from there went to the Gwlnnup
home 70 spend the evening. which was
a most pleasant surprise to Mr. and
Mrs. Gwinnup. Games were played
and refreshments we're served ana
each one went away feeling that they
had spent q most enjoyable evening
while Mr. and Mrs owinnup expressed
the wish that they would enjoy being
surprised again.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-28
NINETEEN GRADUATES FROM
NORMAN HIGH SCHOOL

Norman. Okla. May 2A.--Nineteen
students OF the Norman high school
will be given diplomas next Thursday
night, when the commencement exer.
cises are to be held Prof A. G. Scott,
of Oklahoma City, will deliver the
commencement sermon at the opera
house Sunday
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-28
FINANCIAL TROUBLES IS
CAUSE OF SUICIDE
BY Associated Press.

y Et'oWNIHINI IN00I
Muskogee, Okla, May %. = j. W.
Carter aged ffty formerly superln.
tendent of the Metropolitan street rail,
way system at Kansas City, committed
suicide in a room in the Commercial
hotel at Council Hill, Okla, last night
by Shooting himself in the head Car.
ter left note assigning financial trou-
bles and the fact that he was growing
blind as the motive.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-28
TWO BIG 5ATTLEsHIPs TO
BE BUILT FOR NAVY.
BY Associated Press.

= ss7lE3E71'9NENI 7 7 WI
Washington, u. c.. May "a. - The
building program OF the United States
navy for the fiscal year 1911, will call
for two battleships Of the most ad.
yanoed Dreadnought type five destroy
efs and one modern repair ship for
the fleet. Notwithstanding the ten mil
lion dollars decrease. which is To be
made in the naval estimates by Presl.
dent Taft's orders.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-28
Plans for nrand atnnd.

George Hendricks has prepared the
plans for the new grand stand to be
built at the ball park soon. This Is
to Be neat well built structure and
viii seat two hundred people.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-10
Monnmente nnb Statnen in SaIti.
tltnrc.

&afbtngton Wonuinent. benz qr0ISeuter
9albtn9ton aeiebt, 4. Sub 1915 beaonuen'
S!aiae 1929 anf ben e6oft seiieat. CHARLES.
SitgBe nfo MT. 8ernons8Iace.
@at6tngton siatIe i'm 1SrnioaSiasgarf".
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, gum e~In6enfen Der In
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, msa, =. Sepieill9et $50 begonnen. I'M Diunii'
mrnisSanate, 5lpilben Dem 6eribtsgebdlloe unS
Dem Foitantt. $40
%sll5 mo @eGomas.M Document. sum Elm.
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BON NORTH Boirt am II. September 1914 iIeIen
I,IS6STG tgrs aii9elIl Den br,tif6er General SioB
h6 dT9eGta H 800 crttdtet qrf Der arcIl8uus
oVa Sa9s, Monument Ino Itsauttb.S trabe.
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SSriinoers Der eriteh ,sGoo 5eaoips" 'eogc in
SSa an6 ! a99mGs gStISep i'm groaoiuab.
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ief beg 9roBen sGoo .5eIIoiuS" 5anrs 6. 9iiSs
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tumoes conlpoetltieii, S%oloatett bon ben p166.
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~, Nooalsglnente, ClihersStrdb uno Gable
SSsai'Siraes; am 10; oitober 1901 enfbiIf:
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eoliifilblis DtoniHeltt int Bart Der nSonInei
MJe1o1 Sdule" oil Der 0ortb. uno SdrforS.
aoeillie, ols dltefte Columbus Wonurrent In
oeH Ser. StaGten. "
acknowledgements 1908 5i Gbren Der gete.
tdneIi oeS Hlertfdntiben Rrieges an Der gsreli.
Strabe errihiet. ~
8a9ncrbilite int y9ruibsSius Bari" edreer.
more. ~ w" Su"'
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6berri6ter Roger Q. Gauebse tatie i'm ssoib.
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goenr alet 9ue'NoHltnent i'm Qirdbof Der
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iitb Srcenes Strnbe. o
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-10
Sin ,i6limmcr @ann ausGulorabu."

Getroit, Did, Z. Wai.-y8db-
reno Gin arreitont, ipeldJer Sen No.
men 3crmom aroit oils superior,
Wisc., augnb, bclltc glbcn0 i'm Bolt.
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ourd)ludlt mnroe, 500 CT plGtlih eli
nel1 Heuoluer rlto uermunocte 0rei
$oli5iIten oilrd) SdiiIic. Gr mitroe
ueriolgt mo oirgieit gentodt, uno
Sergcatt @iuiam Geio, elmer Der
Serlcbterl padtc i'm 5ucrIt an. Die
Germlnoeten mcrOen iGmmtIid) ge-
neieil. Der SbGter, melder 5ucrit
Oen Aonen Sermann Wartin an.
go6, crtlortc iid) III ieincm Gerbor
oils ci1t oVoo Mon" ans Colorado
ul0 iogte, CT babe IN 9ieniten Der
o@redt 9lortbern Contraction &c."
in Superior geitauoen. lie ur-
ipriinglihe anfloge geaen i'm loi,tet
ani 3iebltabl zines 3~meirabes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-10
Sin Screnprpscs inn 20. ,Sn6r6nnocrt.

CUTLER, "a, Z. Wtat. - 6rull
GoupuIc Srber, mcIdlc BON i6rcr PIT
fIGgerin beidulOigt mar, cine 6crc
3u icin, wurbc bclrtc oabicr Der ted.
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9etrogcns id)uloig %beiunoen uno 5lt
5ebn So8en @cfGngniB, ionic 5ll Ell
ncr @elobuBe bon So pcrltrtbciIt.
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bottc 6rou Srbet beihuloigt, iid)
.inSge0eim in ibrcn StoQ 6ege6cn ltro
ibre stub nbebert" 5u bobenL 10 bub
oielclbe feline Wild mebr gob. Gllls
oen 3cngclallSiagcn ging bcrpor, BOB
Die NngefIa9te Der &itD irgcno etmoa
1etBau Gatte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-10

io1t nit elmer aopcl(c bon 80 Wiuii-
fern er0iinen. Ser ncue 8oarotpalf
unt Den aan5en 4}orf lit 3pei YteiIeu
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IN, 5etat i'm rGeutihen GorreiponOen-
ten" an Dab ct morgen cine ireie
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o~nitoltet ii6er Die o@aibingtor.9nIti
more.2nnopoIis 9nbn." Gas Ndberc
iugt Ole In5etge an uuOerer StcQe.
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bellte in ser y2pric" 3tuei Dtal aufGe-
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SIT 81 pro Sib.
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rer Srono pur0e BON Der 6euermebr
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llH9cmiitblidDc 6nmilicn-&crbGltni iic
i'm Stantc &nihinGtpn.

GOcrett, Noib., I. Moi. -
SoS. M. Iomion NoGtmGdtcr elmer
Mii5lcn.Gompo9nie, nobc bier, crs
id)oB bcllte icinc @ottin icinc ti.jGb.
rigc Godtcr mo iid) ielbit. S0ltS.
lid)er llnirie0c ucronIoBte Ole Era.
g0oic.
Seottlc, @oi6y 7. Moi. -
Sean 6orticr cridoB bclttc icinen
@rubcr M. 6orticr Dor Dem &oocll
OcS 8rnoerpoorc5 81 Green &ofe
unO brudlte unnittelbor ooroui oud)
Der Satin 0e5 Sruoer3 cine mo6r.
ld)eintid) to0tIi6e SGuBmunoc bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-10
9taBcju iibcritaubcn.

6luibiug. @.,0., Z. Mai. =
Sm Woropro5cb 1cgen GapitGn Setter
6. @oins murbeu belte Die pom
Staate porgeiilbrtcn Sp~e5ialilten
pcrnolnmen ul0 maren einltimmig
ser AnIidt, baB Der Ingeflogte 5il-
refnungsiGbig mar, ais CT @iliam
6. anriS eridob. Gie gripartung,
oub Die @ittpe oes gridoiienen oui
Dem 3ellgcuitonO erIdeinen peroe,
permirflidte lid, ni6t. DIS Gcrid)t
pertogte iit bis sum Wontag. Damn
mcrocn sic Aitmaltc lire Irgllmente
uortragen unb lperln iid) nif)ts llns
Dorbcrgeicbcnes erei9l1et, 10 miro Die
SSitrp an 9ienitag lire gerotbun9ca
beginner. (
safe tir'S MnaIanb teSoret @. Maine, 413
Ne 4aoraaNa6A~ ssAEa RaAaus AaStHNaeaaS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-10

ScrG Bal Negcrin miy6
OBJ il d g. - Megen HubeIt0s
ring milrOc Die Ncgcrin Gliic G6oie
BON Or. 1921, McIt 6oDcttcs StroBc,
acltcrn non &o0i Stonlcu in Der iii0.
lueItliden Eoli5ciitntion I'M $50
beitroit un0 in G%rmonNclung ocS
@clOc9 mad Dem @cidngniB geiult0t.
Die NngcidJuloi1tc bottc am 9(bcno
porbcr cine Hoiicngenoiiiu, melde SIT.
fdlia IN Se5ua oltf ibrc o9lfIilnitGt"
oenlclbcn @cidmnd mie Gliie bcmic,
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