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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-08
Execrations.

A scientist says trees think. Wonder
what they think of the careless vaca-
zionist who goes away and leaves his
campfire burning in the dry woods.
Denver Republican.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-08

AS Harper's Bazaar has said, the rule
for lovely woman is the rule of
four" Simplify. beautify. jollify and
glorify."
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-08

NOTICE-All parties using city
water are prohibited from allowing
others to use from same. This is a
violation OF the law and must not be
allowed. lw j. H. WORKMAN. Supt
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-08
KANSAS RAILROAD COMMITTEE
AFRAID OF 2-cENT FARE BILL
BY Associated Press.

Topeka. kans., Mar S-The senate
committee on railroads today sub
mitted an adverse report on the two
cent fare bill which had already pass
ed the house. This comes immediate.
iy upon receipt of the news Of the de-
cision Of Judge Mcpherson at Kan
sas City
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-08

Our insurance department contains
some of the best old line companies
in the world. Let us write you a fire
or tornado policy Fidelity Farm Loan
company, Auditorium building.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-08
woman's Worth

If woman makes all the trouble in
life, it's woman who makes life worth
all the trouble.-The Bohemian.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-08

HUSTLERS WANTED. We wish
to get one good LIVE agent in your
county to sell Real Estate on the in
stalment plan. Some of onr agents
are clearing S1,200.O0 per month. Ad-
dress The Rio Grande Valley Colony
Co, 1920 Commerce Building. Kansas
City, No.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-08

A fire may destroy your property
at any time In time of quiet, pre-
pare for fire" We have the best and
cheapest insurance. Fidelity Farm
Loan company. Auditorium building
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-08

Those having papers or old magi-
zines for the Presbyterian ladies aid.
please have them ready The wagon
will call for them Saturday afternoon.
March Z. Mrs. Geo. Bennett president.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-08
Area Of civ Of London

The county of London covers 75.442
acres; but the London police area is
443,4 ,421 acres.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-08
A Barqain at $40

Oidsmobile, in first class running
order for sale Inquire of L. NJ. Ditto.
at electric light plant 27e-tf
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-08

Evelyn Craig, teacher of oil, water
color and china painting. Orders taken.
Studio l2S South Ross. If
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-08

No man is a romantic hero 70 a mar
rled woman.-E Z. Lynch.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-08
OUR SPECIAL SALE.

While preset stock lasts, a 3-piece
beiroo om suit, Dresser, Bed and Wash
stand, for onlyisl7.50. EOLLAND,
o'tf The Furniture N an
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-08

Parties wanting the Palace Livery
coach, daytime, phone 4S4; night IS.
(Silyer Moon restaurant.) s79-S1
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-08
cosmopoIItan cltv.

Sixty languages are in everyday uee
in Freetown. Sierra Leone.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-31
LONG FLIGHT is
TO BE ATTEMPTED

Kansas City. Mo, July 31.-ln an
attempt 10 surpass the record fight of
,2O5 miles in free balloon, now held
by France. Lieutenant James e. Ware.
OF the Signal corps of the United
States army. Charles ]. Gliddcn anu
Prof III, II. Clayton Will undertake 10
fly from Fort Omaha, Neb., to Boston
early in October. Lieutenant Ware
was in Kansas City last night TO meet
Mr. Glidden and 10 talk over the
preparations of the flight.
I'VE will make this flight from Fort
Omaha because the only hydrogen gas
factory In the United States is located
there" Lieutenant Ware said. The
reason that France now holds the rec
ord Is because the French acronauts
use hydrogen gas exclusively, while the
Americans have been using ordinary
coal gas. hydrogen gas will lift sew
enty pounds for each 1000 cubic feet,
while the same amount of coal gas will
only lift from thirty TO forty pounds
THE balloon which we will use will
hold 10000 cubic feet of gas anG We
will carry more than one ton of sand
to be used as ballast When We make
the fight We Will rise two miles in the
air at the start. When We cross the
borders of New England we will be
up three miles in the air. This dill
ference in heights is necessary TO keep
the equilibrium OF the balloon
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-31

Hays Hammond and Chester Beatty
on the examination stan OF the Gug-
scDhelm Exploration company. has
iost returned from visit 20 the Mason
Valley property says The Boston
Financial News In a statement Mre
Skinner says that this property,
which has been vigorously developed
for the past three years, has passed
out Of the prospect stage and now
may be classed as a nine. as II mas n
large tonnage Of ore blocked out
for mining. and development work is
daily augmenting the reserves.
The Yerlngton district from present
appearances would seem to be the
next copper camp in the country ia
have a boom Its properties have
reached such stages of development
that a railroad is soon 10 he built into
the district, and surveyors are now at
work on the final location; a town site
has ben laid out, numerous buildings
erected. and others are In course OF
construction. Properties which were
forced to suspend operations for lack
OF capital are starting up. in fact
the district has taken on new life and
six months time should witness many
important changes. The Mason Valley
company has already commenced work
at its smelter site.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-31
M'FARLAND HAS
CHANGED Much
Promoters Find He Is Difficult
Man to Deal p
With.

Chicago, July 31.-Success has turn
ed many triumphant person from
the lofty position in life they have oc-
cupied TO the road which leads To ruin
and leaves them there. only to repent
for their deeds when they have gone
/ so far that they cannot rise again.
This has been illustrated in all walks
OF lie. but is most prominent in the
lie OF a fighter 1t was success that
started Young Corbett down the road
and space is too short here to mention
the many others
a wonderful change has been work
ed in Packey Mcfarland. the stock
yards fighter, and it is that change
which prompts this story Whether il
is success that accounts for Packy's
action or whether it is ill-advisement
cannot be said. but Packey is not the
same lad Of year ago. He is becom-
/ ing very unreliable, and it is his un-
reliableness that VIII soon find him IN
much disfavor. Already fight pro-
! moters are gradually dropping ncgo.
tiations with him and turning their at
tentions to the other men of his class.
Jimmy Coffroth is perhaps the first
| to change, Coffroth is now negotiat-
ing with Cyclone" Thompson for a
match with Nelson, and a letter re-
ceived here lately. tells the why of the
story. II appears that Packey thinks
he can use promoters and others who
are thrown in contact with him
through business deals Just as he
plcases, in short thinks he can play
horse with them, and this is costing
him friends
Early last week a fight promoter
representing a southern club. located
PacSey after a weeks search The
pair engaged in conference and whcn
they had ended their talk Packey
promised faithfully TO sign articles be
fore the southern club within a few
days and forward them on. Day after
day rolled by and nothing was heard
or seen of the Chicago lightweight and
the articles still are unsigned Com
PEELED to secure a bout for his Septem-
ber date, the promoter matched Kelly
and Klause
Packcy conceived the idea that he
would like to take a trip across the
pond to take on. some of England s
lightweightS. He opened negotiations
with a local sporting man who recent
~ became very popular in London.
Packey set a date for the conference
and that's all he did Two weeks
later he bobbed up with Z hundred eX-
cuses and made another appointment.
declaring that he was ready to start
soon. but wanted matters clear. He
pledged his word on his appearance
and he lost. for Packey has not been
heard from or seen In some time
Cofiroth. in his letter here declares
that It Is almost impossible to get
wc-l fr5m Packey. and he intimateS
thal he is going TO pass up the little
Ivlshman urtil re can AFFORD TO give
him more of his time Packey until
lately has been Il very popular little
fighter. and it is sad to think his Popu-
larlty is waning because either sue
cess or ill-advisement should be his
misfortune.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-31
O'BR|EN FINDS FLYNN
A HARD PROPOSITION

Denver. July 30-"Phlladelphia
Jack" O'BrIen had the better of jim
Flynn. the Pueblo fireman. In six
round 20 at the auditorium tonight
O'Brien's margin was not very great;
In fact. Flynn finished the stronger OF
the TWO and I'm the final round had
O'BrIen in Visible distress. opening a
cut over HIS left eye and sending him
TO his corner little unsteady.
Flynn throughout the fight rushed
continually He landed hard and often
on O'Brien In the second round. which
went TO his credit. In the first. third,
fourth and fifth rounds O'BrIen got
his left Jab and right upper-cut In
working order and had a good shade In
all. although Flynn was fighting all
the time. In the last round. however,
Flynn hooked a left to O'Brien's eye
the instant they came together, banged
him up against the ropes with a sue
cession of rights and lefts, and
O'Brien opened an old cut over Flynn's
left eye in the third round and made
4, his mark TO the close, the eye by
that time being nearly shut
Round Flynn rushed and missed
a left swing. OBrien landing left and
right to head as he backed away.
Flynn landed light left 10 the stom-
ach and OBrien sent him 10 the floor
with a left flush on the jaw, his fore
head striking the ground. a moment
later he slipped and fell Flynn
rushed constantly. with O'Brien cool
and jabbing the fireman at will.
O'Brien's round.
Round 2-O'Brien rushed and landed
left, getting hard right TO the ribs
In return. Flynn rushed OBricn
through the ropes. Flynn landed a
hard right to the body but O'Brien
smothered most of Flynns swings,
landing n left jab repeatedly TO tho
face Flynn landed two hard letts
To the jaw and fought O'Brlen TO
standstlll ORrien was smiling at tho
bell, but he was slightly dazed
Round 3-Flynn put a hard right
hook to the jaw as they clinched and
followed a moment later with a right
10 the stomach O'Brien stabbed
Flynn repeatedly with his left. Just
as the gong rang O'Brein cut Flynn'j
eye with a hard left
Round flynn rushed, landing a
hard right TO the body and followed
with q right hook to the jaw. rocking
O'Brien's head. O'Brlen stalled for
moment as the crowd hlssed but
came back with hard upper-cut to
the chin. followed by two more in tho
same place O'Brien's round.
Round 5-They exchanged lefts 10
the jaw and OBrien put a hard right
on Flynns bad eye, a relic OF the
battle with Papke. Flynn rushed and
slipped TO the floor OBrlen kept
away and ripped right upper cut to
the jaw and repeated 1t as the gong
rang. OBrien's round.
Round 6-Flynn came In like
whlrlwind and cut OBren's mouth
with left hook. They exchanged
rights TO the head and the fireman
chopped left TO the jaw and a hard
right 10 the stomach Flynn landed
a hard right and left to the head and
rushed O'Brien 10 the ropes. landing
a shower of left and right jabs. They
were clinched at the gong, Flynns
round.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-31
EXAMINATION SHOWS
JEFF IN BEST SHAPE
Physical Director at University o.
Minnesota Gives His Views.

Minneapolis. Minn, July 3o.-Dr +.
R. Cooke. physical director at the Uni
versity Of Minnesota. made q physical
examination OF James j. Jeffries and
pronounced the boxer in hrst-class
condition This week in New York
Jeffries posted his forfeit for his fight
with Jack Johnson. DR.. Cookies state
ment follows;
BY b R. Cooke. physical director
al the University of Minnesota: II
have visited JeffrieS twice and have
seen him both before and after his
exhibition. / give it as my opinion
that he is in fine condition and can
20 into the ring with a months train
ing and do himself full Justice | do
not think he has gone back any Ii
he has dissipated there is nc evidence
of IL
Frank Gotch, the wrestler is the
only other man | ever met who IS SO
evenly developed Jeff IS not flabby
His waist measurement is 3S.7, while
his chest measurement is 1853 inches,
just about the right proportion.
His lungs are sound. his heart ac-
ton is normal, his pulse good and
steady.
The only thing find to be the mat
Ter with him is not a serious defect.
His nose was broken some years ago
while training by a blow from his op-
ponents elbow Consequently he does
not breathe through his nose easily,
but breathes with his mouth slightly
open. This makes him seem TO puff
and wheeZe when exercising"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-31
HAMBURG BELLE
LOWERS RECORD

Detroit, July Gothic twenty.6fth
annual blue ribbon meeting ended to-
day when Hamburg Belle lowered her
own record two seconds and placed
that of Michigan at 2;02 81. In view
of the high wind on the back stretch
it was splendid performance.
Summary
224 pace, purse, S1.0CO-The Bo-
sun won second. fourth and fifth
heats. Time. 2:09 Il, 2;lO; 2:11 1-2.
Lady Elgin won third heat, Time,
2:05 3-i, Argot Hal won first heat.
Time, oil 81
2:25 trot; purse S1,ooo-Oro BellIni
won second. third and fourth heats.
Time, 2;12 81: 2;10 II: 2:1O II. Dr..
Jack won first heat Time, 2 10 81.
Free for all pace; stakes. $1,000
Lady Maud won two heats Time
2;03 l2; 2:03 Ia.
2;O7 trot; purse, 81 ,OO0-Lady Jones
Won first and third heats. Time
2;o9 S-N 2.O7 Ia. Sterling Mckinney
won second heat Time. 2;06 Ia
2'09 pace, purse, S1.OO0-Tony
Swift won two heats. Time 2:05 81;
2:O7 1-2.
To beat 2:O4 S-i-Humbmg Belle.
b m, by Axworthy-Sally Simmons. By
Simmons (Andrews). won. Time by
quarters: so Ii; 1:01 1-2; 1;31 81:
2.02 "a,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-31
GL!DDEN AUTO TOUR
ENDS At KANSAS CITY

Kansas City, July 30.-The Ameri'
can Automobile association sixth an
nual tour was officially completed at
5:07 this afternoon. when Chairman
Frank b. Hower's car, Premier. bear
ing two pilots, three other members of
the contest board and Charles ]. Gid
den, donor OF the Glldden trophy, dash
ed across the state line into Kansas
City.
Nine minutes later, the first of the
contestants, a Pierce. entered the city
and the others followed in rapid sue
cession On today's trip between Sa-
lima and Kansas City, both pilot cars
gave out
The tourists were chcered by great
crowds as they drove through tho
streets of the city,
At the state line, where the cars
checked in. nearly 500 automobiles
were waiting 10 greet the tourists.
Many Kansas City enthusiasts drove
TO points as far out as twenty and
thirty miles to meet the sunburned,
mud-bespattered tourists.
All the cars will be carefully exam
ined by the technical committee of the
association. All the points OF the trip
must be considered before the winner
can be decided. 1t likely will be sew
eral days before this work can he
completed
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-31
PHILADELPHIA
WATER PURIFIED

Philadelphia, July 31.-Between 2O,-
600 and 25,OOO people living in a square
mile Of territory in the northwestern
part Of Philadelphia, will learn today
that, for two months, they have been
used by the city somewhat ss the
poison squad" was used b. DR.. Wiley
in his famous experiments.
1t was announced last night by Chief
Dunlap Of the bureau of water. that,
for the past sixty days. all water fur
nlshed 10 that particular section OF the
city has been "ozonated' by a secret
chemical process. developed by the
clty's experts. and that the proof Of its
virtue is found in the fact that there
has not been a case of typhoid fever
In that section since the experiment
was begun.
Chief Dunlap believes that the new
process. which he will not describe,
but over which he and the other en-
gineers Of the water department are
jubilant Will have a tremendous ef-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-31
TO CONTROL ALL
AUTO CONTESTS

Salt Lake. July 30,-Local automo-
bile dealers and agents are in receipt
OF a communication from George II.
Strout of tho Apperson company, call.
ing attention TO the fact that the
American Automobile association pro-
poses to control all auto contests, aud
asking the support of dealers and
agents. II the scheme goes through
II Will he on the order of the ~ C. A.
and promoters OF races. hill-climbing
contests. etc, must look to the asso-
citation for sanction. A copy OF the
letter received In Salt Lake is as fol-
lows;
THE American manufacturers Of
motor cars and the Importers have
long recognized the desirabillty and
the necessity OF a supreme control of
automobile contests In this country
They appreciate thoroughly that such
control would not be possible without
the united support and cooperation OF
the makers themselves This finally
resulted IN the formation of the Man.
ulacturcrs' contest association in Chi.
oago. last February, membership in
which Is open 10 bona llde manufactur-
ers or importers without regard to anv
affiliations which they might have
with other trade organizations.
Ny action Of the Manufacturers Con.
test association, which action has been
ratified by the representatives of the
Licensed Association of Automobile
Manufacturers. he American Motor
Car Manufacturers association. tho
National Association of Automobile
Manufacturers and The Automobile
Importers Salon. an agreement has
been entered into with the American
Automobile association whereby that
association has assumed the govern
ment OF all motor car contests. with
iull power TO grant or withhold sane.
tiops and with full power TO dlsqusl-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-31
TRACK GOES TO JOCKEY CLUB.

Salt Lake. July 3O.-The Utah Jock
ey club has leased the old. one-mlle
track near Poplar Grove, through the
local representatives of Charles Fran
els Adams of Boston, for term of
years, and proposes 10 open up there
where the status Of local public senti-
ment viii not bother the management
to any alarming extent This track
was known as the Faust track in its
glory 80 years ago, and while it is not
in any great repaid. still Tor moder-
ate sum. the premises can be put In
good condition This transaction ls
taken to mean that the bookmakers.
the gamblers and the usual tough ag-
gregation of race track hangers on
will be back again at their work in
due time
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-31
ify further competition in such con-

ify further competition in such con-
tests.
In support of the policy outlined
above. we request you. as our repre-
sentative. TO refrain from competing
In or from In any way supporting any
motor car contest which has not the
official sanction OF the American Au-
tomobile association and which is not
conducted under the rules of that or
ganization Entry in any unsanction-
ed event will lead not only to the dis
barment by disqualification OF the car.
the entrant and the driver from COM
petition in future sanctioned events.
but may cause our own disqualified
tions as well.
We desire, therefore. to urge upon
you that you exert every effort to
have all competitions run within your
territory with proper sanction and
that YOU refuse TO support in any way
any msanctioned events. For copies
of rules and general information adj
dress Mr.. +. B. Hover. chairman con
test board. American Automobile asso-
citation, 760 Main street, Buffalo, n. \.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-31
JEFF. OPERATED
ON FOR ABSCESS

New York, July 3O-James ]. JEFF
fries, the heavyweight boxer. did not
appear yesterday In the benefit for
crippled children at the Polo grounds,
because ne was operated on the pre-
ceding night for an abscess that had
been adding 10 the worries of the for
mer champion
This abscess was boil that had
been enlarged" said Jeffries. You
know that even boil on a strong
man s neck is often very troublesome.
! confess that | weigh 235 pounds now,
but will be here until August 5th be-
fore my European trip"
Jcffrles was asked If the $4,000
side bet that he had insisted upon
would prevent a championship fight
with Johnson in the event of the col.
oreG boxer refusing TO post a forfeit.
NO said the Californian. But do
YOU not think II would be a better
guarantee TO the public to have a wa
ger made? | posted my forfeit, know
Ing my condition
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-31
BEAVER LAKE MINES
SHOWING FINE VALUES.

Provo, July co Some fine looking
specimens Of ore have been brought
back from the Beaver Lake mining
district in Beaver county by a. F.
Palm. secretary and treasurer of the
Beaver Lake Consolidated Mining
company In that district Nlr Palm
and 4 number Of other persons In
spected the Beaver Lake and a num-
Der of other properties in the vicinity
He asserts that people arc just begin
ming to appreciate the district and
within the next few months there will
be boom on there of no small i'm
portance II is said that the results
Will justify the anticipations OF all In
terested in this coming copper camp
Mr.. Palm brought back with him
some fine specimens of peacock cop
per which are now being displayed In
Il brokerage office in the Loose block
The specimens taken from tho
Beaver Lake property have been as
sayed and the returns showed II to
q per cent copper, one TO nine ounces
in silver and from 60 cents TO So in
gold Thus it is shown that the com
pany has a shipping grade of ore at
present. In the tunnel are twelve DIS.
tinct veins averaging from one to eight
inches in width and running clear
across the face of the workings. These
veins are gradually consolidating, and
1t is expected that within a short dis
tancc they will converge into the main
ore body The company already has
several tons of orc on the dump and
expects to be shipping within the next
six weeks.
AS the mine is only seven miles from
the main line of the Salt Lake route
and the grade is all down hill the cost
of hauling will not,be a heavy expense.
The company is incorporated for
100000, with shares at 10 cents each.
w. d. Donoher Is president OF the
company and r. T. Bryant is vice pres
Ident. The company owns fifteen
claims in the Beaver Lake mining dis,
trict
cLAssEO AS MINES
IN MASON VALLEY.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-31
MEXICO ON RAGING.

Washington, July 3O,-Horse racing
on the track at Tia Juana, Lower Cal
ifornia. sixteen miles across the inter.
national boundary line from San Diego.
Cal. will be prohibited after October
], In accordance with an amendment
to the regulations on gambling made
by the Mexican government. This ac-
tion was the result Of representations
made By the United States In response
10 petitions from citizens of San Diego
and Los Angeles The location of 4
track at Tia Juann followed the pas
sage of the law prohibiting race track
gambling b. the California legislature