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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-20

ed the pewter handle to the wooden
spoon; who grated the dead bough
TO the living tree and made it TO
bloom and bourgeon and bend with
golden fruit; who made playmates Of
the lamb and the leopard and boon
companions of the spider and the
fly; who made soda aud vinegar to
dwell placidly in the same bottle and
who taught oil and water how they
might agree-to Major Duncan Brown
Cooper, the great diplomat Of the poll
tical Sweibund be all honor and glory
forever"
What happened next is history. The
states witnesses say that Carmack
was shot down from behind. while
he was in the act of raising his hat
to a lady, Mrs Eastman The Coopers
swear that they walked across the
street to reason with Carmack and
that he opened fire at once. wounding
Robin, who thereupon and in self de-
fense fired the shots which killed the
editor.
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TRYING TO REVIVE
SEBALL INTEREST
A League Proposition That Would In
clude Vinita Being Talked of
BY Tulsa Enthusiasts.

Tulsa, Okla, Mar 20.-There are a
number of real sports and base ball
enthusiasts in this city who do not
fancy the idea of having Tulsa drep
entirely out OF the base ball business.
after being in league for five years
and winning last years pennant
These men have not been in the lime
light of the sporting world before, but
they want to see Tulsa get in line and
play ball" this season just as it has
in the past There are a few persons
who lost IS or $40 last year and they
have done nothing but howl ever since
but there is an entirely new aggre-
cation interested in the great national
sport this spring, and they are al
most determined to have a Tulsa base
ball team this summer.
There have been two propositions
talked of by the enthusiasts of Tulsa
and fans of surrounding towns stand
ready to assist in forming an organiza-
tion at any time. One league that has
been suggested would take in the oil
belt, while the other would be a state
league. The former seems to be the
most favorable one, and the follow
ing towns are talked of: Coffeyville,
Vinita, Tulsa, Nowata, Sapulpa and
Okmulgee. Every one of these towns
are splendid base ball towns and they
would benefit in many ways from a
in the proposed league.
Coffeyyille mas 10000 people, is a
better base ball town than Independ-
ence and the interurban electric line
at that place would aid in bringing in !
great crowds of fans from outlying |
towns to attend the games. Vinita |
has a population of about $500, No |
wata has 5000 and Okmulgee about
5000. All of these towns are wide
awake and experiencing a boom at |
this time 1t is needless to talk about |
the standing of Tulsa as a base bah |
town, and Sapulpa with 5000 people |
and an interurban line building to the
oil fields, would make a splendid Sun !
day base ball town. The above mem
toned towns would make a splendid
class d league
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His Mind Was Made ur.

1t was during a trial in an Alabama
city more than 20 years ago that one
of the jurors suddenly rose from his
seat and precipitately fed from the
court room He was arrested in his
flight before he had left the building,
and brought back.
What do you mean by running of
in that way?" asked the judge, who
knew the man to be a simple, honest
farmer.
IT'S like this, your honor" said the
man, earnestly. When Mr.. Hobbs
finished talking my mind was all clear,
but when Mr. Clayton began l was all
confused again, and l said to myself
I'd better leave at once, and stay
away till he's done for to tell the
truth, didn't like the way the argu-
ment was going, your honor. -
Youths Companion.
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one Wsy to Appear YOUNG

A wise young woman gives as her
reason for having learned the vertical
writing. This form Of writing has
been used for but a few years in some
schools. When have occasion to
write to anybody they are very apt to
conclude from my handwriting that I
have been out Of school but a few
years. and accordingly I will be consid-
cred real young woman.
This does not count for 80 much at
present. for 7 ana. only % years. but IL
may count a great deal in getting me
a start in the friendship Of a man
later I win not Of course lie about my
age. but I viii get more favorable
start
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-20
The pirtiest Stream.

The dirtiest stream in America Is
the Youghiogheny river at McKees-
port. Pa, according to a bulletin OF
the United States geological survey
SAYS a reviewer in the Municipal
Journal and Engineer. In the stream
according 10 the report. the average
quantity OF dissolved mineral matter
Is Las pounds per 1000 gallons. or
SIG, 900 tons a year, and Of suspended
matter 2.12 pounds per 1000 gallons.
or 1.O2s.OO0 tons a year. For each
acre Of tributary drainage area, there
fore, the stream carries past McKees-
port every day 7.s7 pounds Of mate
rial. or about Is per cent more than
any other stream examined. Over
lwo-thirds OF this material, however.
is doubtless derived from the mills
and factories tat line its banks for
the last few miles Of its course"
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Vinita has been without a profes-
sional ball team since the dissolution
of the old Missouri Valley League, and
there are many enthusiasts in this
city who would like to see the sport
revived here. There is abundant base
ball talent mere. and if team is or
ganized for the purpose of entering
such a league as suggested by the
Tulsa fans that town, or any other
IN such an organization will have to
hustle to keep the pennant from Vinita
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CRIMINAL DOCKET.
United States Court, Eastern District
of Oklahoma, at Tulsa, April
Term, 1909.

The next regular term of the United
States Court for the District aforesaid
will convene at Tulsa, ON April 5, 1909
Criminal cases where indictments
have been returned pending in said
Court to be tried at the place afore
said, will be taken up on Thursday
of the first week of the term in the
following order:
Thursday, April 8, 1909.
No. l13 William Clark. perjury
No. 1903 Wiley Mcintosh, imperson-
ating officer
No 20 Wiley Mcintosh, imperson-
ating officer
No l2l Wiley Mcintosh, imperson-
ating officer.
No 122 Wiley Mcintosh, imperson-
ating officer
No 100 G. ?, smythe, retail liquor
dealer.
Friday, April 9, 1909.
No 200 j. w. Cain, retail liquor
dealer
No. 2o6 c. Il. Rogers. retail liquor
dealer.
No 229 w. w. Harrison having
possession of conterfeit money.
No. 2SO Solomon Lietka, accessory
to larceny of mails
No 251 Walt Steen. retail liquor
dealer.
No. 2es Sam Roach, retail liquor
dealer.
No 264 Ruben Lee, retail liquor
dealer.
Mondey, April 12, 1909.
No. 81 R. NJ. McDaniels. perjury
No. 67 Frank Crutchfeld retail
liquor dealer
No, 26l George Schmidt. retail
liquor dealer
No. 277 William NJ Young, violat-
ing postal laws.
No. 27O Carl Estes, destroying mail
box.
tuesday, April Is, l9O9.
No. l2l William E. Strickland, pre-
senting false claim
No 1872 to 147 w. E. Strickland,
presenting false claim
No 1870 John H. Query. present
ing false claim.
No 1873 20 1877 John H. Query. pre-
senting false claim
Wednesday, April "a, 1909.
No 279 John London. T e. Goff,
Tom w. Neal. conspiracy
No. l3 w. p Phillips. making false
entries in report to comptroller
Bonds conditioned for the appear
ance of the defendants before the I'm
tied States District Court in the above
cases, require appearance of such de-
PENDANTS in Tulsa on the date when
herein assigned for trial
Respectfully,
WILLIAM j. GREGG.
United States Attorney
By FRANK LEE.
Assistant
Aiuskogee, oklahoma. March 10, 1909
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First Raptist Church.

Sunday at 1900 a. m, subject The
ll:00 a. m Subject. pilates
Question
B. Y p. T. at ESQ p. m.
The special services viii be held
body come.
ROB'T. T. CHURCH Pastor.
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conoreaatlonal Church.

Morning sermon. a Private Con
versation With Jesus and What Came
of It
Evening. Law and Gospel"
A cordial invitation to all. Mr..
davidson and chorus choir will pro-
vide good music.
REV. J. Z. PERSHING. Pastor.
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The prison ship martyrs, forgotten
victims OF the revolutionary war has
been commemorated after more than a
hundred years OF neglect. A monu-
ment to the memory OF these 1880
victims of the Wallabout prison ships
is erected on Fort Green hill. in
Brooklyn. and dedicated by the Presi-
dent Of the United States.
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IN THE CHURCHES.
PRESBYTERIAN Church.

Presbyterian Church.
10000 a. m. Sabbath school.
11:00 a. m. Subject sermon. Civic
and Law Enforcement. y
The Keifers will sing.
7:45 p. m, Prof G. A. Theilman
will give reading
All cordially invited to attend
S. J. DONNELL. Pastor.
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A Thirst for Information.

Benham-our boy is asking good
many questions.
Mrs. Benham-What is his latest?
Benham-He wanted to know to-
day il a box ONCE was where they
sold coffns
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NOrlCE-We are headquarters in
this city for the Monarch visible type
writer We win be glad to show and
demonstrate the superior writing
qualities Of this machine at any time.
Remember. the Monarch is 100 per
cent visible Fidelity Farm & Loan
Company.
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Christian Church.

Bible school. 9: As a. m.
Preaching. 1850 a. m
Jhnior c. f. 2;30 p. m.
Reading, 1880 p. m.
Morning topic. Law Enforcement
and Civic Righteousness"
Evening topic First Principles p
Good music at each service. The
Kiefers will sing.
A. J. WILLIAMS, Pastor.
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CONGRESS ADJOURNS
UNTIL MONDAY

Washington, d. c., Mar zO.-Neith-
er the house or congress is in session
today. both having adjourned till Mon
day.
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Accounted For

Sunday School Teacher - Now.
Johnny. what was the miracle Of the
leaves and fishes?
Johnny-The fish became as big as
the men who caught them said they
were.-New York Sun.
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Mass and sermon at 10.30 a. m. on
the first. second and fourth Sundays
OF each month.
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Two acres Of good garden land on
Bull creek. within three blocks of VIII
son street A chance for a thrifty,
gardener $4,000. cash. Apply here.
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MAKE VINITA BEAUTIFUL We
give package of sweet pea seed free
to every lady that calls for It. 290-91
Chapmaas Drug Store.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-12
AMERICAN WHIST TOURNAMENT
Final Results of Niagara Falls Play
Are Announced,

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, July 1e-Final
results OF the nineteenth annual congress
OF the American Whist league, which ad-
journed a weeks session yesterday on the
Canadian side. were announced today. The
two-team contest, open to any combination
of men or women delegates, playing In
fours, was won by Mrs. ]. w. Greene,
Miss Martha H.. Campbell and DR.. c S.
Cole, all OF New York, and J. A. French
OF Boston, with nine and one-half matches
out of a possible twelve and plus twenty
tricks.
The contest for the congress trophy,
open only to pairs Of men who have won
a top score during the week, was won
by Charles F. Gilman and Nathan s.
Kelly OF the American Whist club, Boston,
with plus seven tricks. Gilman won his
trophy with Phelps Of Minneapolis last
year, and as two win gives permanent
possession, II becomes his property.
This years congress saw an overwhelm-
ing victory for the east over the west
Boston won the Brooklyn, Hamilton, Min
neapolis, Manhattan and Congress trophies
while New York won two pair Of team con-
tests. The west took away the associate
members trophy, won by Mrs. z. F. Dav'
idson OF Cincinnati.
Next years. congress will be held az the
same place, Clifton hotel, Niagara Falls
Ont
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-12

put King on short and Holly in the middle
garden Both missed every ball that came
their way after the change.
II was the banner crowd Of the season.
Thousands of fans are rejoicing that
Kelley has come back to his own.
Holland Is not framed up for so many
double-headers In succession and his pitch
ers seem to need a rest.
Pas new grandstand and the old stand
and the bleachers were all filled and about
loo took a sun bath on the lawn.
Brother Dave did a thrifty business In
red lemo. II was just the kind OF a day
for the fans to drink any old thing.
Danny Green tried to bite himself, so
mad did he get when Jack Haskell called
one OF his pokes a foul. The ball scoOted
down the first base line and would have
been a double. but the Jump said nay.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-12

81. PAUL, MINI, July list. Pau took
both games Of a double-header today,
banking Kansas City twice. Leroy al
lowed but two hits in the first game.
Karger was found easily in the second,
but pitched himself out of several bad
holes. Darkness ended the game after the
first half of the eighth had been finished.
Score, first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-12
CHAMPIONS DEFEAT GRIZZLIES
Crowd So Large that Ground Rules
Are Needed,

SIOUX CITY, July 1.-The Champions
won the first game OF the series from
Denver today, 3 to 8, before q large Sunday
crowd. Ground rules were necessary.
Holmes sluggers started after p. Bohan-
non In the second inning. Towne got a base
on balls, stole second and scored on Ed
mondson's two-bagger. The latter scored
on q sacrifice and a fielder's choice Bo-
harmon was sent to the bench and Rick
Adams went on the slab, but the Cham
pions made three more in the third on a
pass to smith, Towne's singh and doubles
by Edmonson and WEIGH, Chabek was
twirling good ball for the Champions and
five runs looked like enough to win.
But at the start Of the fourth the Griz-
zlies commenced to bat and at the end Ct
their half of the sixth had the SCORE tied
up. The locals came right back, however,
in heir half. Holmes batted for Chabek
and doubled. Campbell sacrificed, Hunter
got a pass and stole second. Smith then
singled and two runs crossed the plate.
Edmondson followed with a terrific home
run, which won the game. Freeman
pitched the last three innings, not a hit
being made off him. He struck out five
men. Edmondson's batting was the feature
of the rama Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-12
nten of the Game.

Toward the end OF the game Captain
FTanek thought he would lay off, SO he
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-12
TROLLEY CARS I'M COLLISION
stopping to- Avoid Hitting one Car,
MOtOFman is Hit by Another
Behind,

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE prevention OF
one collision was the cause Of another in
which fifteen trolley car passengers were
injured on the Williamsburg bridge over
East river today.
Charles Harmon, motorman Of a local
bridge car, which was crowded with pas
sengers, was running his car at full speed
when he discovered that he wss danger
ously close 70 a car ahead. He put his
brakes on IN time 70 avert a collision
ahead, but his car was struck from behind
by another cor.
Both cars were derailed and fifteen per-
sons were severely injured. but none
fatally.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-12
Flavor You'll Like


The favor of the new toasted corn
lakes, "Yello," is all in the food
itself, no havoriRg addedi it's the
flavor Of the bsst ysLSw essA.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-12
WILL TRY TO CLINcH FIGHT
Effort 10 Fix Date for Jack johnson
and Al Kaufman.

NEW YORK. July u-An effort will be
made this week to clinch the match with
Jack Johnson, heavyweight champion. and
AL Kaufman OF California. set for either
September or October. and to determine
the place OF meeting. Johnson signed
articles early In June, but pressure has
been brought 10 bear upon him TO cancel
the match on the ground that II would
interfere with his fight with Ketchel.
The pugtlistic atmosphere is undergoing
constant changes with respect to the plans
for the undoing OF Jack johnson. Until
his recent fight with Billy Papke there
was a strong hope among fight followers
that Stanley Ketohel might overcome the
negro, but that hope Is now glimmering. as
Ketchel made little impression on Papke.
Friends Of Jim Jeffries say today that
Notwithstanding the announcement OF the
former champion preliminary TO his the
atrical engagement, that he would fight
Johnson, the one-time boilermaker VIII
never Te-enteT the ring.
II is stated by those close TO Jeffries
that his condition would not allow him 70
go over q few fast rounds
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-12
SOUTH DAKOTA TENNIS PLAYERS
Annual Tournament VIII he Held al
Mitchell Next Week,

MITCHELL. S. D.. July 1I-(Special.)-
Dakota Lawn Tennis association Will be
held in this city from July 10 to "a, and
the indications point to a very large at
TENDANCE. Over 200 invitations have been
sent out to the players OF the state, and
requests have been made of Secretary
Drake from players who nave not been in
the habit of attending the state iJurna-
nent. Some entries In singles and doubles
have already been received. The tourna-
ment will be played on the courts OF the
Crescent club, the grounds having Just
been put in the finest possible condition
and the club house equipped with shower
hath
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-12
Hnee Meet at Mitchell.

MITCHELL, S. D., July IL. -(Special)-
The Corn Belt Racing Circuit will open in
this city next Tuesday afternoon. A big
bunch OF %trotters, PAGERS and bangtails will
be present for the events. Sixty-five head
OF animals were shipped here from the
Flandreau races Thursday, and every trot-
ting or pacing event has from twelve to
fifteen entries, so that the competition
ought to be strenuous for the winners. The
races win last three days n on each
day there Will be an race,
parties from Sioux Falls, Huron and
Worthington, Mimi. aside from local men,
will be seen In these events.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-12
Riversides sim winning.

The Riversides added another game to
their list by defeating the Little Missouri
base ball team in a game full OF sensa-
tional plays at Duffy's park by the score
of 8 to 0. Murray, who pitched for the
Riversides, was invincible and allowed but
two hits. The colored team played good
ball, but were outclassed by the fast play
ing and the good hitting Of the Rversides.
The feature of the game was the fast
double play made by the Riversides in the
ninth inning. Score: R.H.E.
Riversides 80 o O-S 0
L. M.....,.,.....O o 0 o 0 o 90 2 2
Batteries: Riversides. Murray and Dineeni
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-12

TyoIbass hits; HqwleH Rsttery' s Bases
out: by, Glaze, 4 by West s Sacrifice ri
Hinchman to Nill. Left on bases: Indian
apolis, /; Toledo, 8. First on errors: In
dlanapdlis, l. Time: l:S5. Umpire: King.
81. PanI Wins Two.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-12
Game Marked by Good Fielding on
Part of Victorious Nine.

The Americans. although somewhat
crippled on account Of injuries, shut out
the West Sides Sunday at Florence by a
score of 6 to 0.
The Americans outplayed them IN every
point Of the game. The nearest the West
Sides came to scoring was in the ninth,
r. Drummy led off with a double
and his brother followed him with a sin
gle. Brodbeck struck out the next man,
Denny cut a man off at the plate and the
last batter hit to Brodbeck.
Brodbeck pitched his usual good game,
striking out seven, keeping the hits scat
tered and not walking one,
The fast fielding and hitting Of the
Americans was noteworthy, Collins getting
the honors, accepting eight out OF nine
hard chances at third, getting three hits
out of four times at bat and stealing four
bases. Next Sunday the Americans Will
play the Townsends. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-12
GLIDDEN TOUR STARTS TODAY
Thirty Automobiles at Detroit Are
Awaiting Signal.

DETROIT, July n-Thirty automobiles,
ranging from little runabouts to great
touring cars. are parked tonight in Cadillac
square awaiting the signal which will start
them at ohe-minute intervals beginning to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock on the
annual reliability run Of the American
Automobile association, popularity known
as the Glidden tour. Each repair that has
to be made TO any machine during the
1855 miles run to Kansas City, by way OF
Chicago, Minneapolis and Denver. will
result In a penalization Of the machines
score.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-12
o o-1s
/ 0 1 / 0 o. 8
Win Westeheater Cup.

NEW YORK. July u.-H. H. Hackstt and
r. d. Little. the internationalists. won the
Westchester doubles cup today in the play
off OF a tie in the tennis tournament at
the Westchester Country club. They de-
feated Robert d. Wrenn and George L.
Wrenn, IT,, l0-S, SO.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-12
sssssss3a Z
DENVER

Two-base hits: Edmondson CD, Weloh (2).
Hunter, Holmes, Bohannon C), Mag.
Standard. Home run: Edmondson. Sacrl-
flee hits: WEIGH, Campbell, stolen bases:
Towne, Smith, Hunter. Hits: Off Bohan-
non, / in two innings; off Adams, II in
six innings; off Chabek. s in six innings.
Bases on balls: OFF B~ohannon, 2; off Ad-
ans, 2; off Chabek, 4. Struck out: BY Cha
by Adams, 2. Passed balls: Thompson ~.
Hit with pitched ball: Andreas, Campbell.
Time: 2;06. Umpire: Glenalvin. Attendance:
400.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-12
HoLLYs WIN B1 LARGE SCORE
w. G. Clark Nine Holds Lead Up to
Fifth Inning of Game.

The Hollys easily won from the w. 6.
to the fifth inning the game was interest
ing, the losers holding the lead, 2 TO /, with
English pitching well. But In the fifth
inning the Hollys started to find him in
punches and ran their score up to u, hold
ing the Clarks to two runs. Murphy, the
Holly's shortstop, was out of the game
with a broken finger, and Buck Kucera,
the Benson inflelder, wal drafted for the
occasion and handled his six chances per-
fectly. Next Sunday the Hollys will go TO
Atlantic and attempt to stop the Iowans'
victorious career. Up to this Sunday the
Grays of that own had yet to be defeated.
E0ora.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-12

Rangers hit the ball hard and forced Mo
Masters to retire after four innings. Next
Sunday the Rangers play the Brodegaard
Crowns at Thirtieth and Spaulding at 2
o'clock. The Rangers would be more than
pleased to arrange games with the follow
Ing teams, who beat them when the team,
they say, was crippled: Parks,
Banner Lodge, F. u. AS and the Walter
@. Clarks. Call the manager after 8 p. m,
Webster 2297. Score: RH.E.
Mid Citles..........S Q Q o. s 9
Rangers ....."......2 ! 4 z 4 z III Il 3
Batteries: Bender and overman; McMas-
Anra Innlnnd md ClarLa
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-12
PUEBLO
LINCOLN BLANKS
Three Thousand Fans See Gam
Transferred to ST. Joseph.

Transferred to st. Joseph,
ST. JOSEPH, Mo, July 11.-Lincoln won
hands down from Pueblo today in a Sun
day game transferred from the Nebraska
capital. The score was Q to Q. The Nebras-
kans piled up eight in the third on seven
hits off Swift, a base on balls and two
errors. Swift steadied and pitched fine
ball to the finish. Maggie was in prime
form for the Puebloans, striking out nine
Only one Pueblo runner saw third base.
Lincoln played a perfect game In the field,
when Maggie slipped up on an easy chance
after two batsmen were out. Sullivan led
in the hitting for Lincoln, stirring Swift
for three clean singles. Manager Fox
played a fine fielding game for Lincoln.
The Lincoln-Wichita game. scheduled for
next Sunday, probably win be transferred
to st. Joseph. A crowd of 5000 saw the
game today. Score: