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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-16
THIRD FIRE IN WEEK At
FORT SUPPLY ASYLUM
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
woodward. okla. April 10, = The
third fire in week at the Oklahoma
state insane asylum. at Fort supply
twenty-five miles north west of here,
last night, destroyed the main asylum
hospital
No lives were lost but 1t was neees
sary to carry fifty six of the fifty nine
patients out Of the building.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-16
SENATE DEFEATS BILL
FOR CORPORATION TAX
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Jefferson city MO, April 1.-THE
senate. today. defeated the bill levy
ing a tax of twenty-five cents per
thousand dollars. upon the capitaliza-
tion of corporations doing business In
Missouri
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-16
MUCH ANXIETY IS STILL
FELT At GONSTANTINOPLE
by Associated Press

By Associated Press
Constantinople. April i4.-No deiin-
lie announcement of the formation of
the new cabinet has been made yet,
and as a result there is a renewal of
public anxiety. The soldiers still ap.
pear to be in an ugly mood and circul-
ate through the streets firing rifles.
Bands of students are also parading.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-16
PETITION or BANKRUPTCY
AGAINST STOCK BROKERS.

New YORK, April 1S.-An inyolun'
taUy petition Of bankruptcy filed~here
today against Ennis & Stoppani, mem
beers Of the consolidated stock ex'
change aud Chicago board Of trade.
The liabilities are 81 100000. aud the
assets are 100000.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-16
SCOUT CRUISER CHESTER
WINS ENDURANCE CONTEST.
By Associated Press.

Newport. r l.. April is-The scout
cruiser, Chester. won the twenty.four
hour endurance run. at full speed,
defeating the salen and Birmingham,
according 70 a wireless message teday
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-16
raft Leaves New York.

BY Associated Press
New York. April l5. President Tai
left New York today t. attend a NEE
ing Of the Yale Corporation at Sci
Haven
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-16
MASSACRE OF ARMENIANS
REPORTED IN ASIA MINOR
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
,onstantinople. April i5.-A massa.
ere OF Armenlans Is IN progress today
at Mersina seaport, 81 Asia Minor.
The massacre grows out Of a murder
Of two Moslems by an Armenian. Two
American missions are located IN Mer.
sina
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-16
VERDICT FOR GOVERNMENT
IN cARLIN WHiskEY CASE.
.nY Aaeoclated 30.

Cincinnati, o.. April 1.-THE jury
today, brought In a verdict In favor
of the government, in It's SUIT against
W. II. carlin & Co, whiskey dealers,
OF this city. charged with adding
spirits to whlakey IN barrels after the
revenue stamp was affixed
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-16
SENATE REFERS PROHIBITION
BILL TO COMMITTEES
pN Assoelated prese

" AasutIHttu FItHt-
jefferson City. Mo, april To- rh
prohibition amendment which VA
passed by the house yesterday. va
reported to the senate teday and wa
referred to committee 20 take q
ordinary course
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-16
ANTEPAss MEASURE
ORDERED ENoRossED.
By Assoclated Press.

Jefferson City Mo. April l3-rhe
auti-pass bill, introduced by Speaker
Spur was ordered engrossed by the
house today, after Governor Hadley
had transmitted message urging
that the measure be passed
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-16
PRESIDENT TAFT LEASES
COTTAGE FOR SUMNER
ny AeaocIated Press

Washington. D. G., April i4-The
official announcement was made today
that President Taft had leased the cot
tage OF Robert A. Evans. at Woodside
Point. III Beverly Mass for the sum
mer
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-16
DOMESTIC TROUBLE RESULTS
IN MURDER AND SUICIDE
by Associated Press

By Associated Press.
Kansas city, Mo, April l4.-Frank
Williams, aged 81, laborer, today
shot and killed his wife, Addie. aged
40. and then committed suicide The
tragedy was the result of domestic
trouble
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-16
ONE DEAD AS RESULT
OF PlTTsHURo WIND STORM
|By Associated Press

by Associated Press
Pitttsburg. Pa. April i3.-one dead
and number seriously injured Is the
result Of q severe wind storm IN this
city and vicinity today The property
loss will be heavy
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-16
MORE INDICTMENTS FOUND
AGAINST ALLEGED KloNAPPERs
.ny Associated press

Ry Associated Press.
Cleveland, O., April i3--Additional
indictments. charging child stealing,
were reported todas against James II.
Boyle and Mrs Boyle, under arrest
at Mercer. Pa, for kidnapping Willie
Whitla.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-23

ime--:25. :5l. 1:17 40. 1:45 10. /: AS is.
9-5 show; Banposal. 2 place. show: En-
Reisling Trained by d. Denuison. Start
High price-Banposal 8. Estella 5, Picaro
tance. saved ground all the way. moved
of terrific stretch drive with Banposal.
contention and finished gamely. En- and
Estella C quit TO a walk in stretch after
up and Gilbert rode him wide all the "
cutpaced.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-23
FACES JEVTEVCE
UNDER AJVTI-BETTTWG L.ALD

n ARK BOASBERG, widely known the American
INH Jack Sheehan who operating
Emeryvle racerack regarded fugitive justice
New Orleans, where he recently
violation of the Locke anti book making law Bosberg released
pending
and lost time leaving Louisiana his home
Memphis then California. Upon declared
he had been pardon Sanders
conviction under the Locke
give Louisiana wide his
new At
ST. Clair Adamo, who obtained Boaberg conviction the
will file motion dismiss the from the
Boasberg file
ground Boasberg fugitive that
contempt the which convicted
moving himself from its jurisdiction.
declares that considered the Boaberg
should
said that will be taken Boasberg
putting effect the penalty $500
imprisonment imposed by Judge Edringon
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-23
KING JAMES WINS
FEATURE EVENT
AT ARCADIA
One Hundred Thousand Dollars
Burned Up When FaV0rifes
Are Left at the Post
Especial Dispatch 10 The Calll

Los ANGELES. Feb. 2g.-One hum
dred thousand dollars was burned up
today on Jack Atkin and Chapultepee
the Schneider Brandt entry in the speed
handicap, when this pair was left at
the post and failed to run in
the money. King James came on and
won handlly from Roseben and Maga-
zine. which finished second and third
respectively. The Schreiber- Brandt en-
try was to faporite, and the judg-
ment OF those who backed the pair was
justified by the fact that King
James won in Ill 4-5, while Chapulte-
setting new worlds record, q few
weeks ago, and Jack Atkin had won
in romp a I'll Is in preliminary
trial with 40 pounds UP.
The start marred the race and sent
the crowd home soured 1t was con-
sidered strange that both horses, held
at odds on, We're left. Smiley Corbett
ran everything dizzy to the stretch
where he quit. Roseben forced the
pace and seemed a winner an eighth
out, but King James, finishing on the
outside, got up in time to get first
place. Roseben finished stoutIy but
not with his old time rush. and got
the place from the fast coming Maga-
zine, which was knocked all over the
track in the early running and prob
The Anniversary handicap was won
by Nox Populi, which beat Montgomery
with great ease. Arasee, played for a
good thing. led into the stretch and
quit to third at the wire
Walter Jennings won two races To-
day, the first time he has done such a
thing in years.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-23
Arcadia Gossip
[SpeeiaL Dispatch 10 The Cain


Los ANGELES Feb 22-The attendance at
Santa Anita today excelled that of anv dav
since racing was inaugurated in southern Cali
i, 75l and the crowd was well handled by the
Pinkertonsl who maintained the best of order
The victory Of King James in the Speed
handicap came AZ a big surprise to his owner
sam Hildreth. The popular owner stared after
the race that he did not consider that the
Burns handicap winner had a chance with snch
crack sprlnters az Jack Atkin. Roseben and
Dominus Aroi However. had Jack Atkin NOT
been left at the post different story might
nave been told Hildreth frankly acknowledged
that he did not bet his entry but instead
bet $1,000 on Jack Atkin, which he Considered
inviBcible at six furlongs
Jack Atkins bad start put the big crowd in
bad humor, but there was hostile demon
strstion directed against Starter Hoffman. i.
The Speed handicap was not truly run race
by any means With an equal break the
Schreiber sprinter would undoubtedly have won
Already there is talk Of renewal of today's
race that win bring together again the CON
tenders in the Speed and afford better line ON
the merits Of the different starters Secretary
Smith is already planning to put on such a
race the latter part OF this week
Jockey Mccarthy VIII remain at Santa Anita
for some time. Hildrefh wants him TO take
Dugan's place when the latter leaves for Eu-
Henry Charles Paget, duke Of Anglesa. was
among The visitors at Santa Anita today
Albert Hansen. a well known 1eyAIer Of Scat
tie, who is spending few weeks in Pasadena
was 3 visitor today.
Jockey Mentry. who came south to ride
NLnnct AolDtll- felifHeu 10 EYerFF1lle tonight.
Jockey Kennedy drew a fine OF $50 for dis
obedience at the post In the fifth race
Notwithstanding the efforts of the friends of
Jockey z. Martin 10 have the boy reinsta ted
the officials baTe taken favorable action in
the case and there is not much likelihood of
their doing in the immediate future Mar
tin desires reinstatement in order to ride for
Rome Respass at Hot Springs, Ark.
Phil Cbnn today bought from c. b. Daniels
the contract Jockey Schlessinger.
Shilling and MeGee were each fined 500 by
Starter Hoffman for disobedience at the post
In the sixth race.
J. Breezly arrived today from Bakersfield
with two horses.
Judge Hamilton visited the jockey room just
previous 10 the seventh and cautioned
Shilling who was slated to ride Goldway
The Thomas gelding contender al
though Shilling put up vigorous ride.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-23

the jaw which brought the fluid from
Cullens nose. Cullen forced the fight,
but he was never able TO land, and
during the last five rounds he played
tor a knockout but could not score.
Edwards slowed up some during the
last few rounds, but at that he always
held his own with his man and met
him half way.
The battle was devoid of knoclzouts
or sensational Incidents Though the
boys fought all the way, there was
never time when either showed any
signs of being groggy.
HACkMAN AS REFEREE
The curtain raiser, which brought
Antoine La Grave and Willie Mack to-
gether was lacking class, and the only
notable feature of the fight was the
appearance of Finney the hackman in
the role Of referee.
Mack looked TO be much larger than
his opponent, but he did not show any
form whatever as a boxer The men
Went the limit of 10 rounds, and Finney
gave the palm to La Grave and made a
quick exit from the ring.
outside Of being hit by a sponge
which was thrown by one of Mack 5
seconds, Finney experienced no other
damage The verdict was a Just one
for Whatever class was displayed was
shown by La Grave. He had his man
IN bad way the first round and
landed the most damaging blows
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-23

AT post 3l5 minutes on at s1s. Private.
'how; Hayward, 9-20 show. Winner b. e. by
n. Seratched-Fanatic, Lawton Virgins.
easily. High price--Joe Madden 1G-5. High
part, moved into the lead on backstretch
from the finish he bolted from inside to
been forward contender at all stages got
shment and won going away fast. He pulled
from pace, closed with great gamenesS under
Hayward trailed to last turn ana closed reso-
on well for mile, then retired. PaIo Alto
done.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-23

SANTA ANITA PARK, Feb 22.-Seyenty-
sixth day OF the winter meeting of the Los
Angeles racing association. A. ". Hamilton,
presiding Judge. j. J. Hoffman, starter. Wealth
er clear Track fast.
FIRST CE-sx furlongs, purse
Odds. Horse and Jockey. WI. st. Str. Fin
at2-Prnee Gal tShilling) LIP IA 4
s91Sh1iaipdale, 9,a,o48de Ree( li4or; io9 1o9 Z
orsiIly ,,s bodemer 9s Howard lo9 .9c 20
1:12 80. At post minutes. on at /: sc.
Hamper, Elizabeth Barwood Fundamental, John
Cloth. Short Cut, Golden Legend. finished as
named Value to winner 1925. Winner b. c. by
Galveston Princess Noretti. Trained by w. b.
Jennings.
SECOND RACE-Three and half furlongs
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT st. Str. Fin.
7sa1 -ki9F4 Danigs nG%eF5i sutvellj i15 ii5
Time: -:o6 Is, IL 10. 20 40 80. AT post
Of Yolo, Tyras finished as named. Value to
winner S825. Winner eh. c. by Meddler-Suisun.
Trained by X. Patterson.
THIRD RACE-Seyen furlongs, purse:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT St Str. Fin.
16-5-Enfeld (Kennedyl ....100 = L
SID. Macdonald (Burns) 9s 3 Is 2n
12-l-French Cook tdcGeel .10i 4 Il 80
LIP 80. I:25 %. At post minutes. OF ut
2:45. Seymour Beutler, Ed Ball, Paumonok. I'm
ished as named Value to winner 1925. Win
ner ch. c. by Star Shott-Isolee. Trained by A.
Blute.
FOURTH RACE-six furlongs, Speed handi-
cap, high weight handicap for year olls
and upward at the time of closing, $4,000 guar
anteed:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT St Str. Fla.
Skiing James (AIeCarthy) 142 L
4-1-koseben (Walsh) .139 II
Magazine (4IusgraEel .l23 81 3
Time-:1l 10. ;23, :34 10. 40 30, I'll ID.
At post IL minutes. Of at 3:2l Dominus
AToi, Miss Sain, Jack Atkin. Smiley Corbett,
coiloauy. Mark Anthony II. Chapultepec qeftl.
Winner br b. by Plaudit-Unsightly. Trained
by S. c. Ifildreth
FIFTH RACE-one and an eighth miles. The
Anniversary handicap, 3 year ods and upward: !:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
3-5-Yox Populi tShillingl. .112 l FL II
4-l--M Montgomery tAlcCarthy1. II Il
o Ia =, Arasee fWaish1 lla l |
TiEie-:l2 80. :2I 40, SO, :4S 10 100 %,
1:i3 2-5, 1926, :3s 3D. 1852 As. At post
minute. Off at 3;44 Green Seal, Cioyne, fin
ished named. Value to winner $500. Win
ner ch, h. BY Voter Dorset Flower. Trained by
SIXTH RAcE-six furlongs, purse. year
olds and upward:
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT St str. Fin.
1-2-Julia Powell (Shlllingl 10T IL Il
9-2-Mary + (Shrinerl ......112 2I21
Time-:12 :23 % 80 10, Al 40, 100 3-5.
1:12. AT post 4 minutes. OF at 4:os. Ethel
Day, Bemay. Achieve, finished as named Value
SEVENTH RACE--0ne and three-sixteenths
miles, year olds and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. St Str. Fin.
6-l-Albert Star Walsh =. 96 l 80 N
1G-5-Round & Round (Mllgn) 96 3 22 81
Time-:O6 80, rs %, 80 %, :43 %, :5G.
Los 10 1920 2-5, :S3 20 1:59 3-5 At post
finished as named. Value to winner 1925 Win
ner b. h. by Star Shoot-Lady Alberta. Trained
by j. Gass.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-23
Nonte AtteH Beats Reagan
In Sensational Ring Battle
VICTOR Scores Knockout in Eighth Round, But
Referee Misses Count
By William J. SIatterv

~ rounds OF the kind OF fighting ring
gained meited decision bantam Jimmy
Yesterday al CohFoths Mission
right hook from his rounds after this Atl knocked
ah out but the count Of Time Keeper
arng and Referee Iv Krelng given
s @ and he came near finishing his fairly
Beaten by better general
the
nan ago. yesterdays fight probably spectacular
f that has been
more than handful people to witness il thew all made m for
" numbers with their enthusiasm and during
ilay every IN the place yelling
fe fought greatest career His superb ring
gnehp and cevene gameness
his Furnishing blows delivered with gradually gained
decisive lead his rushing opponent proved by
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-23
NELsoN IN MEET wALsl

Especial Discaich to The Call
LOS ANGELES. Feb. 22.-Battling
Nelson telegraphed tonight that ne
would arrive in Los Angeles tomor-
row. and fight promoters are on the
alert. The Jefries club hopes to
match Nelson with Freddie Welsh over
a ioLe route. and the Britisher is more
than willing.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-23
Arcadia Selections

First race-Hicisey Daily, Dona-
tus, Allen Lee.
Second race-LiIIium, Intrinsic.
Camera.
Third race-JOseph X, ToIlgath-
erer, Tendercrest.
Fourth race-TransIucent, Third
Rail, Prince of CastiIe.
Fifth race--NibIicl<, AvOnteIIus,
Fanen.
Sixth race--Annie Wells, Fore,
Chilia.
Seventh race-Minot, Likely Dieu-
dOmne, Empire Expedition.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-23
RIVERSIDE POLO CLUB BEATEN
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

RIVERSIDE. Feb. 22.-By the de-
cisive score OF u to l the Ranelagh
polo club this afternoon defeated the
team of the Riverside polo club in one
OF the most spectacular games ever
witnessed in the state. +. A. Gill
and Major c. Ross of the winning team
are Irish players of international fame
and Major Rotheram is member of
the English Black list" which signi-
des that he is one Of the. 80 best polo
players in the British empire.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-23
ARCADIA RESULTS

SANTA ANITA PARK, Feb. 22-Seventy-
sixth day OF the winter meeting of the Los
Angeles racing association. A. ". Hamilton,
presiding 5udge. J. J. Hoffman, starter. Wealth
er clear. Irack inst.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-23

ss. on at 4:o4. Peer. 1
er ch. :. by Batten-C Count
tart good for all but Joe
fully reserved first part.
retch. Steel made ali the
Dainty Belle always for
sputed running with Steel
failed to recover ground.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-23
The Calls Form Chart Of Races at EmeryyilIe

$Coupled with Easter Roses.
1-5. :43 %. At post 3 minutes.
1 place I-2 show; Redeem, SO show. '
G. Ham. Start good. Won easily. Sc
Redeem 8. Geneva TO- Roberta 3. Gale
speed and spreadeagied her field from tn
proved gamest OF balance. Redeem cl
weakened fnal frrlong. Others always
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-23

st 1a minutes. on at 3:39 Sake. place.
Em. show Winner br. g. by Galveston
Won driving. Second and third easily
la 10. Sake, always within striking dis
st at last turn and had most left at end
OF poorly, at once moved up into forward
nd all her speed, but weakened last quarter.
2 set fast pace. El Picaro c0uld not keen
Lady Alicia closed stoutly. Others always
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-23

year olds and upward; value 10
The Washington herald., 1909-03-04
COMMITTEE CHAIRHEN.

Milton E. Allies, Finance
Theodore w. Noyes, Reception.
Adds B. Browne. Legislation
James S. Henry, Press
Scott c. Bone, Printing
Thomas J. D. Fuller, Souvenirs and
Tickets
Samuel B. Hege, Transportation
Michael I. Weller, Public Comfort
Maj. Richard Sylvester, Public
Order
Maj. Gen. ]. Franklin Bell, U. S.
A, Military Organizations
Thomas P. Morgan, Civic Organi-
zations.
John B. Larner, Reviewing Stands
Edward w. Dom, jr.. Street Deco
rations.
William ?. van v1cxle, Historic
Sites
Bernard R. Green, Illumination
Cuno H. Rudolph, Fireworks
Percy S. Foster, Music
James Rush Marshall, Ballroom
Decorations.
James E. Bell, Comfort at Ball
Gist Blair, Floor
Arthur c. Moses, Supper
Joseph NJ. Stoddard, Local Trans
portation
Andrew Parker, Auditing
R. n. Brooke, Medals and Badges
A. N. Keppel, Railroad Terminal
Facilities
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05
CfNTENARIAN DIES
LEAVING SECRET
DR.. Neyman Passes Away,
Claiming to Be Son of Mar
sllal Ney of France
Especial Dispatch TO The CALI

CAMPBELLSBURG.I Ind, Jan. 4.-Dr.
E. M. c. Neyman, claiming to be a son
of Marshal Ney, died at Saltillo, near
this place, this morning, aged 100 years
and 10 months. His body will be buried
in Panthers cove, near here.
February 20 last DR.. Neyman cele-
brated his one hundredth year of life.
The celebration was such an event that
all Monon trains stopped at Saltillo
that day. DR.. Neyman, in an interview
said he was son of Grand Marshal
Michael Ney of France.
Several books on Ney state that he
was not executed but came to this
country. They also tell of a strange
young man in this country who visited
him. This, according to Neyman, was
himself The manuscript of his biog-
raphy Is In the hands of his widow,
who will have it published
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05
JUDGE FROWNS UPON
PROSECUTIONS METHOD
Minimum Penalty for Mailing
Obscene Matter
[ SpecinI Disnotch 10 The Cain

lSpecidi Dispatch TO ne Call
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 4.-Federal Judge
Dyer today sentenced Lee Levy and
Adolph S. Asher, wholesale liquor deal
ers of ST. Louis, fining each 5000 for
sending obscene gin labels by express
and 500 each for mailing them.
They were convicted by means of a
decoy letter by Postal Inspector Means,
the only complaint against the labels
being an article in Golfers Weekly.
according to the detectives testimony.
Judge Dyer denounced this method of
convicting, refused to sentence the de-
PENDANTS to 10 years in the penitentiary
and $4,000 each, the maximum penalty,
saying he would have dismissed the
charges if the defendants had pleaded
guilty. Levy and Asher paid the
minimum fines.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05
Fair Italian Opera Singers
Name Mentioned in Connec-
ton With Estrangement
Clash Over Financial Matters
Also Ascribed as Cause for
Reputed Disagreement
Millionaire Husband Leaves for
West Indies and Wife Re-
mains at Home

IN LUTTERING all the way across
the continent from New York
to San Francisco have come
rumors that the white dove of
domestic felicity has winged its way
from the hearthstone of the home of
William K. Vanderbilt Jr. It is Ihis-
pered by Californians returning from
the east. II is limited in trade circles
where the Vanderbilt holdings figure,
and it is gossip among the local friends
of the former Virginia Fair. But
through it all a certain secrecy pre-
walls. There is a disinclination to dis
cuss the matter and some uncertainty
as TO the cause of the reported dis
cord. Some ascribe it to the lure of
the elusive notes of Nine. Cavalieri,
the opera singer, and others trace it
more prosaically to matters CONNER
cial and financial.
According to the tales which wend
their way to this side of the country.
the little bird that perched on the
gndircns dressed his feathers for flight
some weeks ago. WREN William K.
Vanderbilt Jr. left New York in his
yacht for cruise in the West Indies.
Mrs Vanderbilt remained at home, and
sively at her Fifth avenue mansion
there has been. no suggestion of an
family reunion.