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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-23
Special from United Press.)


 New York. Nov 23.-It was learned today on the best authority that the attorneys for the Standard OH Com pany, after examining the decision of the United states Circuit court of Ap- peals. handed down on Saturday in which the standard On Company of New Jersey Is declared illegal and or dered to restore to the original owners all of it's subsidiary companies, have come to the conclusion that there Is little hope that the supreme court will reverse the decision They expect within 30 days. the time that the SUI prerne court hands down the final de- cision. the Standard oil Company of New ersey will go out of business
 Believing that way. it is asserted that the attorneys for the oil trust are now considering what to do. There must be a reorganization to keep with in the law. It is realized that the for nation of alleged compelling com panies, to operate on the lines Of the original companies of the United States and to engage in apparent competi- ton will not do. Dummy companies would bring the men responsible for their formation within the scope of the criminal law and none of the officials of the Standard are anxious to go to safl-
 Tine proposition to form a big cor poration with a capital stock of half a billion to buy out all of the small companies owned by the Standard and which come within the scope of the court decision. is favored by but few of the lawyers They point to the fact that if such company were formed. while it would be apparently legal under the law as defined by the supreme court in the case of the Uni- ted States against the E. C. Knight Company and others which made legal the sugar trust. they believe there would be such a furore raised by the people of the United States that Con- gress would be compelled to legislate against It.
 The s.On Trust has been the favor ife theme of campaign for a long time and it is admittedly the most patent of all corporations
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-23
COY HAS FAITH
 IN "ED' SAVAGE

Friends of Ed Savage in this city. predict that he Is to be the star of the Yale varsity eleven next year, provid- ing that Coy comes back to Yale as the head coach of the team Coy Is said to have great faith in Savage and his ability to play the game in every department. They say. If Coy is coach. watch for developments in Saw age.D They think that Savage is like iy to become the fullback of the team of next year.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-23
SHIRT WORKERS sTRIKE ON

New York. Nov. 2s.-At 10 o'clock to- day 10000 shirt waist workers left their machines and the long expected general strike was on- This action followed the rousing meeting at Cooper Union last night when the workers were addressed by Samuel .Gompers. president of the A F. of L.. who pledged support. The girls are strfk- ing for shorter hours. 15 per cent increase in pay and better sanitary conditions
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-23
Cigar Factory in Bristol
 Goes up in Smoke Today
(snecial from United Press. ]

Bristol. Conn. NOV. z3.-The cigar factory of Felix J. Holden. in King street in East Bristol. was totally de- stroyed by fire early this morning and everything the building contained per .shed. The origin of the blaze is thought to have been a defective flue in the attic The loss is estimated at
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-23
WOMAN THROWN FROM AUTO.

Horace Fairchild. and Mir and Mrs. A. S. c. Cook. of Nichols. while auto mobilinG in MT Nichols automobile. near Mr. Fairchild's home. Sunday morning. collided with telegraph Cook was painfully bruised A defect in the roadway is blamed for the mis-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-23

THIS WEEKS Special Bargains in used upright pianos SEQ and up. Hal- lett & Davis, Gabler, Singer Hard man, Bradbury. Jewett, Woodbury, Curtis. Berkshire. Steinway, Worces- ter, Hazelton Bros, and a Pianola. Sold on easy payments if desired. The M- Steinert & Sons Go. e15 Main St. H 23 u O
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-23
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire in this manner to express our sincere thanks and appreciation for the. many kindnesses and deep sympathy extended to us in our re- cent bereavement in the loss of son and brother We wish also to thank our friends for their beautiful floral tributes. especially so the members of the Fulton Club.
 MRS MARY MCCULLOUGH
 AND FAMILY.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-23
Uncle Sam Will Brook No Nonsense in Nicaraguan Affair : Apology and Indemnity to be First
 Demand.
Taft and His COunSeIors Sift Case Today Rigorous Investigation Being Made into Execution of Two AmericanS--0ther Amer jeans Reported Missing.

I Colon. Nov. 23.-An investigation is
 now under way into the killing of Can
 non and Grocie. the Americans who
 were shot to death by the order of
 President Zelaya of Nicaragua. accord ing to messages that reached here to- day from Port Lfmon, which say that
 the United States cruiser Des Moines | i snow at Greytown and that the of flcers of the vessel are probing the af- fair to the bottom
 The latest newss from Nicaragua is
 to the effect that Americans are not
 safe in any part of that town which Is controlled by Zelaya- The president has issued a proclamation posted in many parts of the country, denouncing fhe Americans and accusing them of fermenting the revolution against ze- laya- zelaya calls upon ''all loyal Nicara- guans'' to assist the president to .de- feat the Grirfgo conspiracy-"
 Several Americans engaged in busi- ness in Nicaragua are reported mis- sing by passengers arriving from that country and 1t Is feared that they have been imprisoned San Francisco, Nov. 22-Dr. Oortega,
 Nicaraguan consul general in this city. today came to the defense of Presi- dent Zelaya and Justified the execu- ton of the Americans. Cannon and Groce and said they were road agents" who were not executed until after they had confessed to blowing up a ship in the harbor.
 While was practicing law at Ma saya four years ago." Ortega said. Cannon. whom we called fCabailero
 De Industria, or road agent was arr
 rested for stealing four mules and $500 from widow
 -sHe escaped and went Guatemala where he helped to stir up the pres ent revofuti0u. lCrunon has also bttn a revo1utfonar-v agent for Cabrera Groce is of the same type. President Zelaya treats the Americans we'll He has given them nearly all the valuable concessions I'm the country"
 Bluefelds. Nov 23.-AureI1o Estrada. governor. and brother of Provisional Governor De Estrada of Nicaragua, is in prison under sentence of death He
 was captured by the Zelaya forces and the death sentence. 1t is said. was approved by President Zelaya himself Friends of the Estrada movement are maing every effort to save Aure1lo-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-23

WANTED.-Doorman or hallman to wear uniform in large public build ing. Must, be 35 or 40 years of age. sober, reliable Give reference and salary expected in first letter. Ad- dress R. U-, this office.
 1T 22 O.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-23
ATTENTION
ATTENTION !.

Eleventh annual dance of Bridgeport Lodge. No. 30. l. A of M-. is to be held Thanksgiving Eve, Wednesday. Nov 24th. at Eagles Hall. Every body invited. (siened)
 coMMr7rEE-
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-15

fhese vhe aSve aaly taken super
hssl view s. psale aaaifs Ia okla.
h0ma since iae sateat st statehood
hagdls realae shat has been done
fof lae pe0nle : 5he aay al eeoaoa.
leal eoverumaat Me are erowinN
nsh ana poNerial as state aed TAX.
leg eaf hiaee aaous the crest states
g shis telon oea S ga exNaipie 0t
srough ard Iese,epmeng sttaiae8 s.
81 ether state - saan after admission
50 the rnioa
NAal IS 0saNaaNs a0Iak should hR
lhe Eext IS aesdak srtie3es m ogr
aeusrapefs ara soc uhsg IS ESQ mat.
ier N0h okahaas Taere roth
- sc matter aab okahosa
Nm aage more gban dsuele3 .ae 81.
Tendance s 90 eaoeaUns nsttu
sleaS na oaF eeDasguart instta.
ueas baee eSeeeled aB tae reon ee
have thus gar eeea shle % provide
Ne have eeapeea s8rgaa mre one.
lhsrs ara SOS ~ ag nay gae eeets
Naereas uaaar tao el8 federal and
tesuteusl reegme the ho.1ers
sn rode oe free pssses Thts stoue
ass ssNeJ ml'l5oss ol dollsns Is enc
peenlt Sc 0kIabo@a We inspect sne
looa car eeon'e ese ihas alaHUe pa
tersl8 m tee seuersi health e the
geoeie We eueWngee tha deposits la
sn Ehe state hanks making loss lm
tsssslhle Ne sfe runaas oar awa
seyeremen9 raepeadant Is tedsrsl
Supervision Ne hae eH eWo
tntca States seaMoe b. fbe sias
re.aay fstems fae esanes eteleg
aaa pat 90 slaep she ne1esf aNef and
eeap rs,Hisaes laal }an revsh ssed
ose sAs eaeuuF ptor to smtehaoa
We aer eaatus ss aaay miles q.
rgad % proportion Is population -
ses s ems s6eosaae slaess
AZ taese fetms eoa taHaeh
tHa demeeIase saa8aisai.an
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-15
MIDLAND VALLEY MAKES
UNIQUE FLEA IN SUIT

Guthrie Okla Oct IA Although
already exempted by the corporation
commission from the operation Of the
2.oent fare provisions Of the United
States circuit court here similar to the
case recently fled by the Santa re
and Katy railroads to set aside the
2.oent fare provision. as well as the
constitutional provisions giving the
corporation commission power 80 reg
ulate freight trains.
a unique plea is made by the Mid
iand Valley IN It's attack on the 2-cent
fare provision Although it is ex.
empted from the provision the fact
is brought out that Il Is compelled TO
make competitive rates in some cases
against roads which do have the 2-cent
fare In effect, and is thus deprived OF
the legitimate revenue which it would
receive il an the roads were charging
tlle higher rate
The ease Of the fare from Tulsa to
Muskogee. in competition with the
Katy is cited The distance over the
Midland Valley Is flfty-nye miles. and
over the Katy hfty-two miles. The
Midland valleys reeular fare would
therefore be S165. but to meet compe-
tition It has to make the same rate as
the Katy SI04, or less than 2cents per
mile The fare from Bartlesyille to
Aluskogoe is also cited
In addition to the three members Of
tne corporation commission and Attor-
ney General West, Frank Lewis and
Guy Bowman, residents Of Tulsa and
Muskogee, are made defendants as rep
resentatiye men who would be effect
ed bg The passenger rate. and ~. S.
Norris oil Tulsa and Charles Madison
of AusAoaee, MS Representatives Of the.
shippers affected by freight fates over
the Midland Valley
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-15
nrRanNAIlTY ~. PRIMcIPLE.

Few men are great tuough 20 make
their personality ubsergieut % their
prlnclples. says the joplin Globe rev
mon are twly great personality IS
the passing yapour 81 9 lifetime a
principle IS au eudunns landmark az
the ages Principles once established
are eternal
Mem WIN establish principles Wre
those whose personalities win survive
them Individual personal achieve
mont may ripple tbe waters of g gcn.
GRAFTON, but me swell 81 history ear
rles ga lts crests the memoe 90 those
Who lought Cor punople ana 81 those
alone
The eemagogue deals n personals
tos the enteamau u pripeiplea One
g aeuated solely bf personal ambi.
,ion, the other bg 4 hgsher motive ghe
good O. others neumeogues may es.
nouso principles. q the spoaa can
be horalded abroad Bul reatH men
nre content Do SEE Ae principle SUR
plye, 6ndms "a that survival tho fal
alton of their best ambitions
American p8bli up contains ns
Nfts who BE- e,ed prominence
thfuueb the8 auon With ,arloa
pfheIple 81 soN meHt sane have
ibc Prominence 81 0,hs taa 81
noterle0 gaad agoel
sometimes ablo g. So Hp0mee lbe
temporary embangc of fane but ne
test of time aacloses ,he efge9
lp hla letter leelmme the Invitation
to 6 debate WitH nalnF nIley Hf2an
makea 8 slaemeul lbai IS character
lsgie 90 the man In ID $50 ,eicea has
ruling trait trail which has raised
hhu mr above the mass So Nmeneaa
public men lhe mass Dhal shuek w9
h0uls with ehsrsa. denial and counter
ehafse aaestlomns motives iutea
tIons. efefyihps bus results m II
maelslrem 81 eontgp1i0e personality
Believing debate would tend "a mm
Alleut'en,ffuN lne ISSUE to Individuals
I would nai lansiaer lhe proposition
unless e eaWe As : pefsonal request
fhe prlaciRles % democratic goern
ment which Bryan has advocated wll
te adopted soiRe " them have been
adopted under pressure ffom sha nea
ple - she sswe. e0en Whe 0rsg ae
.asa t6em sAaea their adoption Is
oemplete e - before. dae credit wal
he sisea a. man whe sahsef4ed bis
aststnalse 10 hls principles Tie
ewsl AMeiigaa eammonHr
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-15

Court Of the County Of Craig ard state
.of Oklahoma, maao on the lth day of
October. 1909. Ia the matter OF the es.
tate of jeremiah Ieigler q a, minors.
the undersigned. 81 the guardian OF
Jeremiah 2eigler. Chanatte leigler,
Henry Zeigler. and Samuel leigler
az said Craig County. viii sell at pri.
yafp sale tO the highest bidder for
cash sealed bids 20 be received at
the office Of Seymour Riddle Ninita.
Oklahoma. subject 20 continuation by
said County Court, on Tuesday the
Goth day of October, 1908, at 2 O'Clock
II. M. at the Court House IN the
City OF Vinita. 10 said County of Craig
Oklahoma. an the right title, interest
and estate Of the said Jeremiah, Char
lotte. Henry aud Samuel Zeigler
minors and on the right title and in
terest that the said estate has by
operation Of law. or otherwise, acquir-
ed IN and to all their certain lots,
pleces on parcels of land, situated ly-
ing and being In the County Of Mayes
and State OF Oklahoma, bounded and
described as follows and upon the
following terms and conditional To
wit At private sale for cash.
Lands OF Samuel leigler: The y
12 of the NE IA Of the NV IA of
Section Twenty-Five (22l Town
ship Nineteen 19l North, Range
Twenty 900 Eas; containing
Twenty (20l acres more or less
Lands Of Nancy Zeigler The
South az OF Northeast III Of the
North West IL Of Section Twen
ty-two t22l Township Nineteen
09l North, Range Twenty (20l
East, containing twenty 900 acres
more or less
Lands Of Charlotte Zeigler The
South l-2 OF the South East IA
of the North West ~ OF Section
twenty-five f22j Township Nine
teen G9) North, Range Twenty
600 East, containing Twenty (20)
acres more or less.
Lands of Jeremiah Zeigler The
North 1-2 of the South East IA
of the North West Ia Of Section
twenty-five l22) Township Nine
teen 09l North Range Twenty
(20l East. containing 20 acres
more or less
Dated the nth day of October 1903
HENRY W. ZElGLER.
Guardian
9y SEYMOUR RIDDLE.
Ills Attorney 1913
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-15

san Fraaciseo. Oct ls aOunhoate
Smith. 8 seaman from one Of tho 4 4.
cruisers anchored in this harbor. seor
81 q clean knoekaown IN his four.
rouad bout vath Champion Jack loh0.
son Cemlus eut 81 clineh Ia the
last round lhe sailor swung right
hand ehcp which took johnson aush
90 The chin
TIE champion wsat down nat eN his
back aaa vhea 81 recovered as feet
ae eas 81 larej that bis manaeef eW
tie usau8 shoeE
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-15

WheleseH s tH abfs te MH @
Hftheres 81 gse 1aeeiszaa b lte ses
efai eout s. tNe ieaanspeas News
case geaesasy rhe setefameet ess
nHeHes.ek 81 feeate sae eeHzFs 81
Tee News 81 Wasatastea 81 tana lElal
ler criticisms oE esHsaa Csesi pro
sea0rs iH bis aeessea Feeasias tae
xaNefaeeets 1easest faase Anasfsea
heia that maeh attlede saeai8 ~ 81
leNed ia esseseeE aiseassa5a 6 pae
IS eess0ans sas ghst ghs aewspare
saeata ael - sea.pesieS ga tsien8 s.
seq 81 atstsuee tgon ses e,see 81
naeheatsea
lsgsA aesats tre gassosaeie sra 81
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-15

s Pees dent Taa atgeeea t6e woo3s
s. tsaupeat'on of the oklahoma con
sauaan accredited so hsm a. Prescott
Afuoua Jhs week ae certainly ovsr-
sgepaea the bounds of discretion ard
vent q lens eas oal e bis uay so lu-
selt she pteple s. thgs sfgal oev slste.
Tar IS 60 doubt yet smaftns under
tbe eeuke administered Is him IS ghe
peoae Ca adopting the constitution
aeales1 tAe speeiae sartee of ran He
peoelaAns hss position AS being Rr
removed feam tae neonle ana would
take swsy from the peepIe Sc oat ot
fae ereat eonmonWealths el this
aeioa tat khf Is write their own
okanEe lass Tho president declares
the oklahoua constitution IS q zoaloel.
fN safaen ol Fanss ahieA s l
aed uus0smmstlcal utioeabet trom lHa
gelef eNegatise would aalsate that he
teo mlski "a aomIeiIe Co tae same
sert of n'see neueiy collection et
animals gamea sna uatamed THIS
oa,enFsi ol lsvts 81 ghs aau 81 rEes.
teai TAN eas n tae eaase ot d
tsshetly ieeWrs So l6e people Is Ara.
ens r whleb 81 seeks Is instruct
lhea 81 lke as al slats buadne
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-15
THREE CHAMPIONSHIP
GAMES BREAK RECORDS

Detroit, Mich oct ie.-Nl existing
records for worlds championship have
bsen broken by the present series. ac-
cordlng to a statement issued mere
last night By George Moerland. the
baseball statistieian The three games
have brought in 1866 paid admis-
sions and the total receipts have been
Sl02 $50 The division OF the receipts
follows PLAYERS. s5552s2S. each
club. SlS.s0a76. national commission.
SI0.2s3.2o
The largest pVrse ever divided
among the players Ia a worlds series
previous 70 this was in the flve-game
series between the Chicago Nationals
aud Detroit Ama-icans in 1907 when
the players share amounted to s54.
0ss.8s.
IN comparison with the three games
receipts In this series are those of the
SIX games between the Chicago Ma
tionals and Americans in 1906 when
sos 80 was taken in. For the i've
game series between Chicago and the
Detroits in 1907 the receipts we're
Sio1. .72S.60
The following shows the attendance
and number of games for the series
since 1895 1905. games. attendance
si773; 1909. e games. attendance go
S45 1907 6 games. attendance n. S.06S
Isos 8 games. attendapce 62.232 1903,
8 games. attendance 7S.e05
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-15
PRESIDENT NOW SPEEDING
OVER ARIZONA SANDS
By Associated Press

By Associated Press.
Yuma Aria oct IS President
Taft today IS speeding across che
sands q Arizona wen started on his
sl,lzr-ss.ss= sz=s= sl.s rtaa5s4 .s...et
Formal ceremonies 81 welcome by the
governor were held at Phoenix short.
IL afteg noon to-day The president
stopped here en- hour ard delivered
bis principal address "a Arizona. leay.
ing the capital the train proceeded
northward toward the mountains and
Grand Canon. which they viii reach
tomorrow The president continues
iu excellent health and spirits
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-15
BY SEYMOUR RIDDLE.
Ills Attorney
First Published in The ChlpGta.n
October IS. 1903
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE on
APPLICATION or GUARDIAN
FOR ORDER OF SALE nr

REAL ESTATE
State of Oklahoma. County Of eraie
ss ln the County CouFt
In the matter IS tfr estate - Charles
HarlIn. 8 minor
e appearing 10 this Court FROM The
petition this day presented ana fled
~ " Is Ross the Guardian of the
estate Of sam Harliu. 9 minor. thar
said Charles iariIn Is an heir at law
of one oce Harlln deceased ana as
such 8 the owner - an undivided
oneseNeHth interest in the North haif
81 the Northeast quarter of The North.
east quarter ol section 1s and the
North half of the Northwest Quarter
and Northeast quarter of Northwest
quarter g Section s5 az ln Tnwnshn
Is North Range e East and lt further
appearing that said ward has rs urr.
sonal property and the incame frous
the real estate q said waet g sos
sufficient 60 properly maintain ana
educate him. and that e g necessary
aud Ter The best Interests - said vara
mat hls interest tn the above aes-
cfihed land be sold
y ls hereby ordered ghat the navt
of Kin q the said ward ana as 80.
sons Interested ia the said estate Az
pear before this Court on Nerasy.
ihe 18th DAY of November. A. hi ts6s
at ttA O'Clock s Is IS she Cent
ke0m e said Court. al Yfnifa in az
Craig County Their ana there ta ssoa
eause whx an order shonla rof ss
granted for the sale af stsh esgste
AID 6 IS further ordered tkes
gopY ef this order BE- published AZ least
tout successive weeks before IA aar
of hearing ia the NinGta Weestr
entertain, newspaper printed arE
published ~ said Craig gaantv ar
eept sertel on next = kin residing s.
Cfais County, Oklahoma
fHE0 e II rREAR
Naantx 1oaEs
STARR E rkrTEN
AsieFusys for Caarasan fxs
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-15

tFirst Published m The Chietlan
October is, 1893.
Notice OF SALE or REAL
ESTATE.
Notice Is hereby given that ia pur
sHance of au order of the County Court
OF the County OF Craig and State Of
oklahoma made on the nth day Of
October. 1909, In the matter Of The es
tate Of Samuel Rose. Guardian ct q
the undersigned. as the Guardian of
Pearl Rose. Joseph Rose and Henri
eta Rose. minors. and children Of said
Samuel Rose. viii sell at private sale
bids 70 be received at the Office of Sey-
mour Riddle, Niniia Oklahoma, sub
lect TO confirmation by said County
Court on Tuesday the 2eth day Of
October. 1903 az two o'clock 81 M. al
the Court house IN ths City of Vinita
in said County Of Craig. Oklahoma. an
the right title, interest and estate of
the said Pearl Rose. Joseph Rose and
Henrietta Rose. minors. Samuel Rose
Guardian all the right. title and in
terest thar the said estate has. by oper
atien OF law. or otherwise. acquired III
and 20 al their certain lots pieces or
parcels Of land. situated lying and
being Ia the County of Washington.
and State of Oklahoma. bounded aud
described as fellows and upon the fol.
lowing terms and conditions. to.wit
AZ private sale for cash
Lands 0f Pearl Rose
Lots and ( the VI IL Of the NJ
IA Of the SW IA Of Section 80.
Township "a North. Range i3 East
containing S73a acres. more or less.
Lands Of Joseph Rose
Z I.2 Of the SW II. The gN u
Of Sc Ia Of Sc IA Of Section SD.
Township "a North. Range F. r.
containing ninety l90l acres. more
OF less
Lands Of Henrietta Rose.
The w ~ of the ST IA The NV
IA Of SE IA Of 81 IA Of See. 50.
Township "a North. Range 13 h.
containing 80 acres more or less.
Dated the Iith day Of October. 1903.
SAMUEL ROSE.
Guardian.
BY SEYMOUR RIDDLE.
Ills Attorney. 1919
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-15

The campaign that IS now being
carried on Ia the press at the country
against the carrying OF concealed
weapons Is timely and should lessen
au eyil that Is NOT only relic Of bar
barIsm but menace 10 the peace OF
The community The man who goes
about with a pistol 10 his pocket in.
tends sometime or other 60 kin some
one If occasion should arise 10 carry
a gun With tho expectation ef using it
upon q fellow mortal is a gruesome
habit and tends TO demorall2e the man
Who does it
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-15

Nae F8yer NeeNk NNnnes eAnt fen.
~ trains 8 sson 81 that ieNn S. ss
e eteyent ss residents fsvm Eesne
ta Vista snd elseu aefs te trade This
s saees neHleseRhy fet the Rome
meahaes tske care of sae tgaae 81
aasiag iee lswn gae hess e'aee -
earth to eas saods fhas the was
NmIta aesehaats 6 t
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-15

When an The prellndnarles to the
nomination Of candidate foF soeer
nor are an ever ana the democrats
have settled upon the man then the
party VIII rally about The candidate
and see that he IS sSected No one
seriously helleyes Oklahoma win SO
republican at Che neNt or my subse-
queut election.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-15
SEVEN Ngw aENBEsS
OF COMMERCIAL clUs.

SeNaesarx H9yt3soa has Ehe april
cation g seyfa4 sew members Ger the
Ceag9essisl cah ahiea VII bs pre-
ssntess g ths Fssulaz mestlne g ghe
cab ensEai There are several mAg.
tiers g inpafSanee te cema sf TIE
mseziag sent<ht