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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-02-24
8 STATES VISITED
BY WIND STORM
Twelve Persons Known to Have Per
lshed in Storm That Extended
over Three States.


BY Associated Press.
Memphis, Tenn, Feb. 24-That the
storm of wind and rain which prevail
ed in parts Of Arkansas, Mississippi
and Tennessee, was most severe is
confirmed by adviees received early
today In the counties of Lonoke
Woodruff, Prairie and Ponsett, in Ar
kansas, the force of the storm, which
apparently originated in the first nam
ed county, was strongly felt. The
town of Fisher in Poihsett county, was
practically destroyed, but two build
ings being left intact Six persons
We're killed and a number Of others
seriously injured
Near Augusta the dead number six,
while several others are more or less
seriously injured Telegraph and tele-
phone wires are nrostrated, and the
fun extent Of the damage is not yet
known.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-02-24
CRIMINAL COURT
DOCKET SMALL
Criminal Docket For Court Setting
At Vinita Uonvenes March
8, 1909.

The next term of the United States
court. for the district aforesaid will
convene az Vinita on March lst 1909,
and the criminal cases pending in said
court to be tried at the place afore-
said, will be taken up on Monday of
the second week of the term in the
following order
Monday, March sth. 1909
1lS William Clark, perjury
126 Ed Powell, perjury,
12S George Lewis, perjury
206 c. II, Rogers, retail liquor
dealer.
81 R. NJ Daniels, perjury
1873 William Han, attempting to
bribe juror.
81 Frank crutchaeld, retail liquor
dealer.
Is Robert NJ Easley, nlawfully
cutting timber
l57 Flora b Martin, mtercepting
mail
1870 c.. p. smith. retail liquor dealer
120 Wiley Mcintosh, impersonating
officer
121 Wiley Mcintosh, impersonating
officer
122 Wiley Mcintosh, impersonating
officer
13 W. p. Phillips false report to
comptroller
Indictments have been returned in
the above cases. some of which were
pending i'm the courts of the Indian
Territory upon the admission of such
territory to statehood
Bonds conditioned for the appear
ance of defendants before said terri
tory courts, and all other bonds in the
above cases require appearance in the
United States court at Vinita on the
day and date herein assigned for trial.
Respectfully.
WILLIAM j GROGG.
Y. s. Attorney.
By Frank Leo assistant
Muskogee Okla, February 23, 1909.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-02-24
HRESIDENT AND WIFE AND
TWO DAUGHTERS AT FUNERAL

New York, Feb. 24-The president
and Mrs Roosevelt and their daugh-
ters, Mrs. Longworth and Ethel Roose-
velt are in this city today to attend
the funeral of Steward Douglas Robin
son, the presidents nephew.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-02-24
TWO NEW WARD SCHOOL
BUILDINGS ARE NEEDED

While the matter of a high school
is being considered the primary grades
should not be lost sight of. Two ad-
ditional ward schools, with six or eight
grades are badly needed-one in the
northeast quarter of the city ana one
in the northwest. 1t is possible, be-
cause of the location Of the present
school plant and the center of popula-
tion, that all south of the Frisco rail
road could get along as at present. for
a few years. Two additional ward
schools, however, are as great a nee
essity as a high school.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-02-24
ROOSEVELT
LAUOS HIS SUCCESSOR
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Washington, ID. c. Feb PA re-
markable feature of the Inaugural
Souvenir issued by lie committee in
charge of the inaugural ceremonies
is a biographical sketch OF the life of
President-Elect Taft by Roosevelt It
has a peculiar significance in view of
a rumor published to the effect that
friction existed between Roosevelt
and Taft The keynote of the presi-
dents sketch may be found "a these
words: No man Of better training
no man on more doubtless courage. Of
common sense and high character has
ever come to the presidency than
William Howard Taft.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-02-24
TAFTS INAUGURAL ADDRESS
RECEIVES FINAL REVISION
By Associated Press.

New York, Feb 24-President-E Elect
Taft took advantage of a coveted op.
portunity today to catch up with his
correspondence and prepare a portion
of one of the magazine articles he has
contracted to write He also gave his
inaugural address its final revision.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-02-24
NINE ENToMBED SEWER
WORKERS RESCUED TO-DAY
BY Associated Press.

Seattle, Wash Feb 24--The nine
workers entombed in sewer cave in
here last night We're rescued early to-
day.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-02-24
ARKANSAS ANTITRUST LAW
UPHELD BY COURT DECISION
By Associated Press.

bY ASoUVIdItU T Itos
Washington. d. c.. Feb. 24-In de
Gliding the case of the Hammond Pack
ing company of Chicago VS.. the State
of Arkansas, favorably to the state,
the supreme court of the United States
today upheld the constitutionality of
the antitrust law of Arkansas. The
packing company was fined ten thou
sand dollars in the Arkansas state
courts Tor failing to observe the law.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-02-24
YOUNG GIRL TELLS CHICAGO
POLICE A PITIFUL STORY
by Associated Press.

by Associated Press
Chicago, Feb. 24.-That she was
seized by two men Monday night and
drugged and carried to a hotel near
Lincoln park, where she remained un-
conscious for twenty hours is the ex-
perience related to the police today
by Marie McInrul, nineteen years of
age Her story resembles the case Of
ella Gingles who was found bound in
a hotel last week
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-02-24

OIL and Gas Producers Hold Meeting.
The Mid-ContiIent Oil and Gas pro.
ducers association will hold its annual
meeting at Tulsa next Saturday, Feb.
ruary u. at two O'Clock D. N.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-02-24
SUPREME COURT REVERSES
KENTUCKY COURT DECISION
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Washington, Feb. 24.-The supreme
court yesterday reversed the decision
of the Kentucky court which held the
American Express company liable for
the loss to consignee in Kansas for
liquor sent through that company.
which was destroyed under the Kansas
prohibition laws.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-02-24

R. 7. Hanna of Dallas, Texas, is in
the city. Mr. Hanna expects to open
a moving picture show in tent and
viii introduce talking pictures and
high class vaudeville.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-22
GanbnlOro ani Dem SdladtfelOc non
SnQ RiAl.

% onoiiaS, So, 81, &ope. -
Srl. Gao Smith mlrbc mGbreno Der
letter. Nod)t in i6rer @obuung oui
Dem oltcn 9lta Hun.S 6lotticlo er.
nloroet. Ger ShGter pliinoerte ltod)
DEM Woro 0nS Sons luno 5iinoete
0oIIelbc an. Gle ucrfoH1te 9eidle oe&
6rnucn5immerS mur0c belltc iriiG
auigeiuno1r. Die Toli3et iohnoet
olti eincn 9teger, melfcr III ser N1bc
moblltc mo lett aeItcrn ucridwun.
bcll lit. Sri, Sntitb bate tiir8lif)
cine betr6d)tlid)c Sunlme @elo iiir
ben &ertnuf Don @ciliigcl erbolten.
mo ohnc 3lueifel mrlBtc Der M0roer
0arltlit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-22
Bic nGddtc Epcrn. Nnffiibrnm9.

Ncrr 9crnboro lllrid), Ser @ei60it&-
tilbrer Der o&uriC," brinqt frobe
9oti@aft pom 9}cp Dorf 5uriid.- -
Ger beriibmte @nritou Gompo-
lori tritt IN go (ropiuta" ori,
SEER 8crnboro llIrid, Der o@c.
l6o1talilbrcr DER nSpric," mCitCr &c.
tern DON NeusNorf Slriidfe1rte,
brndIte Die crirculidc &lulOc nit, OuB
@iltIeppc %Gompuuuri Der bcrilbmtc
@uritoniit, in Der morgiQcn 8oritcl.
Inns Der &crOiihcn Opcr go Eru-
uiota" ullitretcu miro. &UOio Sip.
TOIuSto, sic ruiiiihe Erimoounno.
0ercn fiir5IideS 9cbut in g}cu Oorf
lpubre Sccncn oe3 Gntbulioamu5 emit
%iciicltc, miro oic litcIrolle iinoclt,
mGbrenO I%uciiunOre Nouci Die 8urtic
ibrca &icbbober5 @lirc0 @crntont Der.
f0rpcrn miro.
@crr lllrid) tiinoigtc icrucr orL BOB
Die Grtro.&oritellrnG an Stclle Oca
in 6olQe Der GrtronfunQ Geraldine
6urrar'a ml@9eiollenen @oitipitl@
nod @ei6nodltcu itottiinOen miro
rn0 5lpor ais Somitoq$- Motinec.
@ic Ncrr llIrid) crtl6rtc, lit Sri.
Iorrnr noGc5u micNcrbcr0citcQt mo
miro iid)crIid) IN Scr oli Srcitoa.
6cn 3. 0r5cmbcr, oll3acicbtcn Nllifiib-
rln1 non go So9Co" Ole CitClrollr
linQcn.
Ginc &unNr, sic ic0cufoU3 pon at
len NntiitlGrcunocn' nit bcrjliher
6rcu0c oulgcnommcn mrrOcn oiiritC.
lit 0ic, OuG zines Der nGhitcn @oit.
lpicIc Scr metropolitan Opcr" Ncr
rc3 oNtbcllo" nit 9co Glcjnf in Der
TitclrOlIc brinQcn miro. Mcrr SlcSuf,
Der l%onNiGbri0c Stern" oc9 @iencr
Mofopcrnbnuico. mod,tc por mclli0cn
IoAcn in Ocrlclben (ortir icin critics
Gri6cincn Dor 0cln ltcm ~9)orfcr @ub-
lituml mo biloct ieitbcr Ou3 lo0c5-
acIprGd Der MuOiou.W fetropoIc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-22
Staot Saltimnre.
Sdyiacr.S tntmnliono.@ crcin.

9tllr nod, cine &od)t mo IN DER
.@ernlonin M1nlcrd)or SoIle"
iinoet cine Sd)ilcr-S cier itntt, Die
lid, ebcnburtia ollen bier ju Canoe
pcrdnitoltefen Sd)ilIcr 6cicrn jur
Seifc itc4cn oiirftt. Get Sdiller.
Cemfnlofiouo .Scrcln trui geItcrn in
Gem Speiieiall Der v@ermnnio WGn-
ner6orsSollc" ucitcre 8orbcreitun.
4ell iiir bic 6eicr. Ger Gcrciu hat
oac 5or9iolt oordui u%crucnoct. Die
6lier III elmer. Oornehm uiir6igen 5lt
geltoltcu ul0 mad Dem 9crifte, Ocn
oer 8oriiBcr 6e3 Seranitoltungs.Go-
mites, Or. 3rduf Steil, ju eritotteil
III Der Gage mar fam man bcllte
id)on iagen. onb oieie 9lbiidtt aud, err
leiGt muroc. Bic 6citauSid)iiiie
miiroen 0umd) Elm T~eforotious . 50.
mite erg1n5f. ociien Torjiber Die SS.
9url Scpbolo mo @einrid) 5bomnS
ilno, Die ibre bcpabrte alinit in Sen
Iicnit Der Sofe Itellen uiio iiir Be.
iorgung Der nothipenoigen 8lott-
pflon5en mo cine itpluoae Mus
id'miidung Der gibne Gorge traget
luerbeu. grireulid) lit boS itctigc
@ad)iel1 oes &ereills. @s ueracbt
feline geriannnlumg, in Der nidt mel.
.rcre ACKNOWLEDGEMENT mn Neltoilf-
hobu1eu uorfontnielt. SSn Der geltri.
gen erlammlung wlirben pier nelic
MtitaIieoer auigenommen. Ills @olt.
einpeiiibrt ourf Srn. Steil, nobnte
Der Gcrionntlu19 Sr.W. 6iloebrono
Gus Sanoper bel, Der nlf elmer 9e-
iildsremc bier meiltaf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-22

5u brinaeu. 2eidlt pcromtlihc Nub-
r~lulgSnlittcl luurocil jt ibucl binob
gebra6t.
GiHe auBeroroentIid) oramatii6e
Scene ~lieferte 6rau Crescent, oereli
8attc elmer ser GrIten mar, .0ie al
Gage gebradt luurocn. 3erreno, nm
lid ihlo9eno, itoBen0 mo f1mpfen0,
Orung lie ourt 5ipei Rei6en Soloo-
ten idlelloertc einen @iilfS.S 6erifi
5llr Seite, 5errte eineH Sulouten pon
ieinem Soften in Der Gbiirc Ocs 8ug.
gons u1to iont, meinenO unO biilfloS
in Die Armc hires @atten.
TrdI @iliom Nein5 ioB 81 Sallic
unt Bette hires an 9un0enent}iin-
Dung Icioenoen &inoes, ais oic
&lnOc fam, cS icien 8eridiitetc &c,
rcttet mor0en 0odl mltBte 9tiemauo
mer. Sic iob, mic onOcrc Nralen
blneilten, nm 5u %erfabren, lucr ge-
rettet mar, iie uber tonnte nibt tort.
Ged) faum mar on Der S6udlnliius
Dung Der Hui e~rid)olen: ,Scin5 lit
oben!" ais er olldl id)ou luir Otulif
an oaa DIR Der ShmcrGcpriiiten
tlang, Die cine @ehc in eincm iroi.
Id)cn Snierno 6ugebrodyt.
Soc Bla0tti bate onl piertcn Gage
nod DER aatuitropbp uli elm Stiid
b%ruuncS Fopier eincn potbeiiid)en
Ibldieo2brief on icinc Sruu gcidric.
ben, in Dem cr ibr icinc qerinAc Nuhc
oermod)tc, lire Sreuc lobtc ibr err
5oblte, mic cr @ndl9 ans leinCr 81
dcrhcit3lmnpc, Elm Stiid (ubof,
Nomrin0e mo cincn 5betl ieiner
Sdubc ueripcilt. Die Sd)llhc babe
or MIR faucn tGnnen, Cen Vrici 500
cr lGd)eIuO bcruor, iobalo er iih Elm
menl1 Crh0It hntte.
Ger Srltpp HebcnSrctter, luelhcr
Ole &eridilttctcn cntoedtc, Wlrhc Don
9iUlcm MCGonolo. Dem ErGiibentcll
Der oSlinoia Se0erotion Of MtineS,"
gcliibrt, uno oils Die Better Die Don
Sen 9cQrdbencn mlf0cfiibrtc SdNuta
nnuller nurhbrodcn, loBen Die Heb.
teren in ciler 2rpBcn @rtppc. Nl@
Ole rriten 5ittcrnoen GibtItroblcn 0er
Hcttun9Smonnidoft 0urd cine Gre.
Idle Ia ser Sdulbmoucr iiclen, iprnt.
gen ole &erihiltteten nli mo brode.l
IN einel ldppoden 6rcuocnrnf aus.
Die Nuire9lnl9, Die lidI Der Hcttcr
bcmGdtigte, iuor nod GROCER, luic Die
inter Den @erettcten. Crescent mar
eiiler Der beiocu Gritcn, Ole, nod)-
Dem ibnen Stimulnn5u cingeqebcll
luor0eil moren, 5l Gage Neforoert
mllr0en.
9ei Der 5rpeiten 6abrt brod)te Der
Sabrforb iieben meitere 8erCttt
bernuf. Sic lddelten gliidlid) un0
porcn onI6eineno 9all5 geiln0, mt
ldwoG. Gen @eborgeneu mllrne 5lt-
crit perbiinnte Wilh in geriu9eG
GuontitGtcn perobreidjt, nm ihrc Qes
lflpGd)ten MGQen olmGliN fiir Die
Nuinobme frGitigercr Nobrung 81,
qGnqlid jll MAIDEN.
8iuiuiu Glellono, ciuer Der Set
Idiitteten, mitrOc Don ieinem eigeucn
9ruOer Hobert aus Der 8rltbe gctru.
gclL unO Hobert puBte nid)t, men er
gerettet, bis er i'm i'm 6reieu bate.
Seine SrelIoe fannie feline @ren;en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-22

Sur YRS oc$
~ iliou Sbeotcra." - En3
ncuc o&iIion 5bcotcr," ociien
nlcnnmcntnlcr Erud)tbou on Der
baltimore, nobc @opItraBe, 6oS
Nugc zines icben YoiioutNn ~iciiclt,
riirct beltte N6cnO ieine Yi0rtell.
Gin pobrcS WouItrc.E rpgromm bat
Der @eid)GitSiiibrer oeS ilei,en Wlt-
lclitHnpels, .5r. 5. 4. 9inon, iiir
Ole GroiinhmgS. @cd)e 5liommcn &c
lteut; odllelbc n%ereinigt cine 9(n5abt
her eritc, &orppbdcn Der 8~ol0euille.
Niibne. Gie groBe Grtro. 2lttroftion
Ges YroaromTS biloet ooS gn1uge.
ntent pom "alirnel, the Great" Ell,
iicm Slunoe, Der beinobe mcniflid,c
,;~lnteQigcn5 oifenbart. Cine iueiterc
@lnn5nimmer lit boS Iuitretcn Der
columbia Mltiicol Sour" eincS
8eiongSquartetts, oos aiisae5cidnete
@%ciinlngeu bietet. 9luf nl,ter Den
i.brigcn oltftretenoen aiinltlcrn luno
@iinItlertnncn bcfinocu iidJ Guuoc-
rife roBen eriten Hongea. Be
lUcglidlc photographer mad Sri,
6inul auillobmen perpoQitGnoigen
foS intereIionte Yrogromm. Die
Grciie iino popular gebolten, lie be,
trogcn 10, 20 uno 80 Gents.
Softnnng uorhanocn. -
@iliS @ooofporo Wnrcns, Der iull9e
0tanlt luelfer nit lebenseefabrlid)en
&erlesunaen ms oOtorpluno llniper-
iitote' Soipitol" einaelieiert niiroc,
rpeld,e er bel cirlen, 6aBbollipiel in
@eitminiter Nooon tritg, beiinoct iid)
ON benz @cgc Der @ciierun0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-22

NbIcbcn. -- Ncrr rSobn @loicr,
Senior Wtit0lieo Ger Nirmn N$obn
@lulcr uro Sobn Gonoitorcn, iturb
QeItcrt il icinrr @0bnung, 9tr. 322,
Nit-9torth- @lpenuC, I'M 9ltcr uon 70
Sohrrn. Ger @crbli6cnc lit IN Nic.
Ocr5eQ, <rbcliclL gcborclt lln0 fam
I'M Sabre 1889 nod) Nnlcrifa. Gr
biutcrlGGt 5uei Sobue mo orei God
ter, GborlcS ". ulO Miliom @lnlcr,
5rou Surru @urtboro, 6rmn g8il-
lianl Is. Slnnmolt lul0 Sri. G0itb
NJ. @luIcr, einen 9ru0er, GonroO s..
@laier, in GentidllnnO mo cine
Sdymeiter, Srou Gli5obetb Wf. &ebnl
BON Nemport, &D. Ger 8erblidenc
mar 0titglico Der oSormonieiSoge
Ir. 4" BON Sroen Der nSobne Der
6%reibeit". 1ic @ceroigung finoet
Mittruod) Nahnlittog nm , llbr Itott.
9u5ur in Scr g t. M /
duet5 Sale. - @eute 6e9innt
III Der Ct. MidoclS &alle Elm pier
t1glger ga6ar, neld)ell ole tafb. -.
Mid)aclSs &emcinoe 81 @lnlten Der
Ct. 8incctt's Gonicren5 iiir 2rme
~reronitoltet. Sir Oieien 3mcd iinb
enc gauge Jlcibe bon StGnoen offer
Grt ouigeidlagcn mOroelL nit bcren
Geforution 5ortc 9%nmenbGnoe id)olt
icit mebreren 5dgen ~beidditigt limo,
0ie .Mnrptonb Stuotas
@ieuen5ii d. ter u c e / {.
DAFT" b1lt am Mtittpod), SEN /.
Gcjem6cr. in Der @ulienbaqc oc3 ;.
HegimentS ibrc 5neite rSabreS Scr.
iantntlma ab. Mapor Mabpol bait
Sic 9c1pi1fommnugSrcbc. 81 i'm.
ne, nm $50 Morgcns 4 80 bad,
mitto9S mo $50 AbetoS SiblnQct
itoft. ..al- -o4i ~ 1903,
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@crmiidJtc tclcaraptiid,c ScpcidIcn.

). 9, 9orIMto, 30 Aobrc alt,
Gin o%ngcicbener 4Solitifcr utO tribe
re, Golmtu SdnBlueiltrr, lit nabc
IroutliL Eo., alS @eid)e in eiucm
@o.op ouigeiunocn worocn. Gr hattie
i'd olti Der 8aAl 5li1aiA in'S. Iinfe
&cin 1eidlolien unl6 lpor prrblutct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-22

utter Wuuu OcrmiBt.
Scit lcBtcrl Grcito1 %gtod)nlitto0 miro
Der 90 Sabre nltc Wull0el Had)nmo.
pib bon Mr., 100, WcIt. Saratoga.
StroBc, pcrmiBt. Der oltc Worr
bcllld)tc an DEM 0%enonnteu So9c lei,
men IN 9tr. 30S, Siio.Gretcrs Strube.
mobnenocn Sobn mo perIicb 9cbtc.
rem INT 3 llbr NofmittuQS. Ger
&crmiBte trtQ cincn ldmor5cn @riil5
NlbCrt.Hod. Gr bat Ion0en 0rullcll
Bart uno Qrolc Scare. Bon Belt
jt Belt 6ciqt err Sprrcn pon @eiitc@-
idmGde uno in eincm ioIhcn 3ll
itono mar cr bercitS lebtct @intcr
cinmol bon Soric mcaQcuanocrt.
Canals lultrbc er in Chromium mic
ocr9eilnOcn.
Gin Mciirr0ucll. - @c0cu
Der &ertbcillmN zines Stiid Niuo
flciidIeS. Sos lie ullf elmer @icrreiit
am ,Gontlto9 @lbenO 0etutit bottelL
gcrietbcn Ole Wtntroien @iuiom
ltcGiOcr, % Sabre alt, uno Sobn
G0poroo, % Sabre alt, 0eltcrH NOR,
gen nm 4 ltbr ollf Dem Gampier
oHtncaIrn" in cinen Streit. Der
Oltfd) Elm Mciicrolcu u%llagciodJtelt
lultrnc, bel Dem McGiper ais Sieocr
bcruoraiuQ. Nls Der &ompi gu Cine
nor, lporcn bci0c Watroicu bllt.
ilbcrltr0nlt NicGipcr bate ic0odb lulr
Sd)nlttmun0cn al Den N0n0cn mo
Non04clclfc1t onuon N~ctrngen, lu0h.
reno lelncnl@cQncr bcOcutcno ihlim.
MGR mltaclpiclt mur0c. Iicicr crlitt
cine lnnqe Shuittluun0c ouf Der
StirL ucrld)ieOene Sdnittuumocu
int @ciidt uno cine Stidruunoc inn
Hilden. Gle &oli5ei oc9 0ltIiGcn 81.
Itrift8 murOc bcnotrid)tiQt un0 Mc-
GiUer llndj Dem 0ltlid)cn Stotjou5.
huuie unO GNWur00 nod Dem 81.
&oiephS-Noipital 9ebrod)t. 9ic bel,
0cn aanptbGbnc mililcn lid belttr
Dor Eoli5ciriftcr G'9tciu pcrontluor
ten.
@cf66rlidJe 5piel5euG
- Ter & Sabre oltc &ohn Gobbin3
bon 9tr. 17S, @cIt 6o~rt.2lpenuc. nno
Der NIeifoltrigc Golpitl @opu1cn bon
pr. l52. @eit Sort Aucunc, ionoen
pcitcrn IN Der Babe Ger Sit. 9ulti
morcr @o0nnitult Gin Giicnbnhl
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-26
TRUST CO.
LADIES DEPT.

The Bishop Trust Company, Ltd, beg
to announce that on January list, 1910,
they will open a Ladies' Department
in connection with their Trust BUSH
ness, where ladies, DESTROYS of saving
money, or with property interests, or
funds to invest may call or correspond
and receive advice as to opening a
bank account, putting their funds out
at interest, buying real estate, stocks
or bonds, or investing in any other
class of security. Under the laws of
the Territory a woman can hold prop
erty in her own right.
The Bishop Trust Company feel that
they have been fortunate in securing
for this Department the services of
Miss ]. II. MacIntyre, who is we'll
known to the business community OF
Honolulu as the manager for eight
years past of Bishop & Company's
Savings Bank. Miss Mcintyre will
have an Office in the Bishop Trust Co.'S
building on Bethel street, where she
will be found daily from to ~, after
the list of January,
All accounts and transactions strict
ly confidential.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-26
ALAMEDA IN EARLY
Continued From Page One.)

Mrs. Allgover, Mrs. M. J. Balcom'
Mrs. H. E. Baubaum, P. G. Beamer'
Mrs. e. A. Berndt, c. H. Bickel, II. d.
Beveridge, Miss Tina Bidekotf, f. b.
Buckley, Mrs. w. Buerger, Miss M.
Bushard, Miss Marion Carly, Miss A.
NJ Cbipman, Miss E. Christman, Mrs.
.C. F. Clark, Miss Eva Clark, Miss An
ME Clarke, Mrs. ]. Cooper, Mrs. A. NJ
Conkling and child, D. L. Conkllng'
w. T. Conroy, Homer L. Crouch, Mrs.
Crouch Mrs. A. f. Dixon, Mrs. Z. H.
Dwinelle, j. f. Eckardt, Miss Z. Ed
wards, Miss P. N. Evans, Mrs A. Fan
gel, I. H. Fickel, Mrs. j. H. Fisher
lack Golden, Mrs. Golden, A. H. Cor
don, Mrs. Gordon, Major w. H. Hart
Sister Helena, N. P. Hicks, G. r. Nor
ton, Mrs jeffrey, Miss A. Johnson, j.
A. Johnson Miss Christine Kemp, G.
! Douglas Jones, T. w. Kendrick, Mrs
Kendrick Miss E. c. Kincaid, H. l..
Kiter, T. Lloyd J. Luddeker, Charles
LINTON, Miss c. M. Mcdonald, Miss
f. B. Mclean, c. d. Mahannah and
wife, Sister Magdalene, N. Meek, Mrs
Meek, NJ. Montgomery, Miss L. Mu-
sico, Miss Helen North, o. e. Payne
Mrs. T. G. Phelps Miss M. Pluckham
b. w. Rice, H. d. Rice, j. II. Rice
]. l.. Rice, Miss Rose Roberts, r. &c.
ShuIe, Mrs. j. r.. Sloan, Miss v
4 Sloan, Eli Snyder, Miss Sperry, Miss
l C. Stewart, Miss Ethel Stone, Miss
Inn. Stone, Marshall D. Taylor, D. #
IThrum, Mrs. A. Tullett and child, Miss
G. Tullett, Jack Walker, Mrs. w. A
Wall Miss \, all w. B. Wheelan, S
lT. Williams, Mrs. Williams, Mis-
Hazel Williams, Miss N. b. Winston.
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VIC. Irwin & Co., Ltd
SuGLR FACTORS, COMMISSION AGENTS
AGENTS ZOR-

pesanic Steamship Co., San Francisco,
Gal
Halswln Locomotive Works, Phila-
dslphia, Pa.
Rskalau Plantation Co, Hilo Sugar
Company, Honolulu Plantation Co,
Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Co..
KilSuea Sugar Plantation Co., Oio-
valu Company, Paluhau Sugar Plan
tatloa Co., Waimanalo Sugar Co
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-26
MILITARY
Field DAY

Lists Of entries and events for The
Military Athletic Association field
day, tomorrow were completed this
morning,
Sports Will begin promptly at 1.3C
p m Officers are the following
named
Referee-Dr. Hand.
.Judges-Col Jones, N. G. H; Ma-
jor Wadhams, Goth Infantry; Captain
Ramsey, U. S. M; Lieut.. James, 9TH
Cavalry.
Starter-Lieut. Sheridan.
Clerk of Course-Lorrin Andrews.
Announcer-John Marcallino.
Events are these:
1. Fifty yards dash, three heats
with four entries each.
2. High jump, eleven entries.
9. Fifty yards dash finals, first aud
second in each heat to compete.
4. Tug-of-war. First heat, n. G.
H. VS.. 5th Cavalry; second, goth In
fantry VS.. U. S. M.
5. Half mile run, with fifteen en-.
tries and alternates combined.
6. One hundred yards dash, three
heats with four entries each.
T. Baseball throwing, nine entries
8. One hundred yards dash finals
first and second in each heat to com
pete.
9. Standing broad jump, twelve
entries.
10. Hundred and twenty yards bur
die, three heats with four entries
each.
II. Running broad jump, clever
entries.
-. Quarter mile run-siX entrie'
and seven alternates.
Hundred and twenty yards hurdle
finals.
IA. Throwing the hammer, clever
entries.
Is. Two hundred and twenty yard
hurdle, three heats with four entrie
! each.
II. Finals 2O-yard hurdle.
IS. Two hundred and twent
yards run, five entries and eight a
| ternates
10. Tug-of-war finals.