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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-24
Wleczory u Starego)
Kuby. ..

,,Nie ma udzia1u W Bozej
mi}osci, kto jest nieprzyja'
cielem jednosci", (rozpocza]
dis Starry Kuba wieczorna
gawede). TAX m6wi} 6w. Au-
gustyn,. biskup i doktor Kos
cio}a, kt6ry umar} W Hypo.
ME W Afryce r. P. 430 dn.
% sierpnia do heretyk6w
"a jego czas6w .2yjacych, a
rozdzierajacych iednoSc Kos
cola katolickiego. Me byli
tel uczestnikami Boskiej mi
}o6ci, ami odpad}y biskup Po-
]entz W Kr6lewcu, ami ME
dosziy biskup Qqeiss W Xvii
dzynie,c co "a Lutrem, niewier
nym mnichem, rozdarli jed
nose Koscio1a katolickiego
W Prusach Wschodnich. Mar
ne to figury, co rozdarli jak
herezyarcha Aryusz, ,,nieze-
szytaszate" Chrystusowa, "a
tajnem przyzwoleniem pota-
kiwaniem Albrechta, wiel-
kiego mistrz" krzyzackie-
go. 1922.
Albrecht BOWEN juz cd r.
1921 w16czy} sic pc Mem.
czech i podburza} przeciwko
Polsce i zebra} pieniedzy
wojska ma nova wojne, lecz
mu ich dee ME chciano. Gdy
go kr6l polski Zygmu ut o to
~upomniaf wypar} sic wszyst-
kiego. Wacha} sic Albrecht
z MARGIN Lutrem, a gdy ten
mu radzi} ozenic sic i zmie-
mic Prusy Wschodnie ma
6wieckio pahstwo, u6miecha}
sic, lecz mic ME m6wi}. Mar
Gin Luter z lego wniosko-
wal s1usznie, re ia szata1-
ska rada Albrechtowi podo
ba}a sic.
w RzYmie tymczasem do
wiedziano sic, co sic W Kr6-
lewcu swieci j. co biskup Po~
lentz wyrabia}. 0iciec 6w.
upomniai Albrechta przez
jego brata Jana Albrechta,
bawiacego W Rzymie. A
gdy go brat Jan Albrecht
zaklinal, zeby takiej handy
ME 6ciagaf ma dom branden-
burski przez z}amanie Stu
bow, ozenienie sic i zostanie
re ,,za }aska Boska
ami Luter, ami laden cz}owiek
ma swiecie ME odwiedzie 90
cd tego, zeby przestaf bye
chrze6cia6skim j Boga miiu-
ksieciem".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-24

nlecznoscla, p~rzypomlna]ac,
re W roku przysz}ym 1910
M mia ~piecsetna rocznica
zmiazdzenia buty niemiec-
kiej ma polach g%runwaldz-
.kich.
Jest to najlepsza odpowiedz
ma inicyatywe >poety niemlec-
.kiego JUL znany hakatystycz-
ny ,,Schulyerein" postano-
will przystapic do zbieran1a
datk6w dwutysiecznych ko-
ron, p1atnych coprawda do
piero, jezeli W ciagu lat pie
ciu subskrypcya osiegnie su'
me dw6ch milion6w koron.
Watpit W te akcye ME MOI
ma. Niemcy. chociazby tyl-
ko austryaccy, So "a bogaci i
"a ofiarni, by ME dac ma
|cele kulturalnej piracy ola
|dobra niemczyzny.
z prawdziwem tel zado-
woleniem stwierdzic MONA,
re mysl rzucona przez ,,S1o-
Two Polskie" uczczenia ma
drodze zywego pomnika zy-
jwotnej kultury polskiej rocz-
nicy p~rzes}awnej bitwy grun-
waldzkiej zamienia sic szyb-
ko W czyn. .
Stowarzyszenia, kluby, ra'
ldy miejskie, instytucye han
|dlowe i przemys}owe i jed
nostki staja obok siebie, by
sk}adac dar ~grunwaldzki. W
tygodniu zaledwie zebra1o
,,Sfowo Polskie" 100 dekla-
racyi ma 105,431 koron! Zai-
ste ofiarno6c znaczna i przy-
tnoszaca chlube Galicyi. A co
najwazniejsze!,
Datki wszelkie 49, zbierane
W deklaracyach tysiackoro'
nowych maja bye platne,
skoro W pieciu latach zbie-
RE sic million koron ME ma
liza cechy wy}acznej, obliczo-
nejna mienniejsze Varsity.
Coraz silniej odzywaja sic
glossy, by spo}ecze6stwo ga
licyjskie opodatkowa}o sic
dobrowolnie i nietylkc wiel-
kiemi, lecz i drobnymi dat
kami utrwali}o panied grun"
waldzka. I wid2imy, re pr6cz
tysiacznych deklaracyi poda-
liza zg}oszenia stukoronowe, i
mniejsze jake zywio}owy, a
mocny oddzwiek ma rzucona
}przez Niemc6w r~ekawice.
Istotnie W sk}adaniu ofiar
wsp61ubiegac winni sic
wszyscy. Pieknie plsze Hem
ryk Sienkiewicz, re walka
ME ma armaty i bagnety,
ale ma szko}y jest n~ajszla-
chetniejsza i jedyna walka,
jaka nasz nar6d podjac moze.
Watpic sic ME godzi, re
|Galicya odpowie nadziejom,
Ii re niebawem dummy sta
ME fundusz oswiatowy jake
najpiekniejsza pamiatka rocz-
nicy grunwaldzkiej.
Rodacy nasi pod zaborem
rosyjskiem poczynaja juz
r6wniez ma dar g~runwaldzki
sk}adac. Tylko u mas dotad
cicho. A jednak i nam tree
ba uwiecznic owe zwyciest-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-24

,yxl1AIS
nam cd Zarzadu Glow
nego szkoo}y ludowej " Krakowie
nastepujacy komunikat:
Zarzad Gl6wny Towarzy- I
silva Szkoly Ludowej ma po-
siedzeniu z dnia 6. czerwca
1909 r. uchwali} rozes1ac do
w,szystkich pism polskjch
nastepujaeys kemunikat
Witaiac radosuie zywio}o.
wy ruch skladek i deklara-
cyl ma Oar ~Grunwaldzki,
przeznaczonych ma szko}y
kresowe, Zarzad G16wny T..
S. L. przyjmuje ten ruch ja-
ko objaw zaufania spo}eczeh-
silva do Towarzystwa Szko-
~ Ludowej 2 wdzieczno6cia,
ale zarazem 2 pe}nem po-
czuciem, odpowiedzialnosci
iaka stad ola Zarzadu Glow
nego wynika, i wyra&a ma
dzieje, re ofiarno66 spo}e-
cze6sswa, kt6ra juz obecnie
~doprowadzi}a og6lna sumo
deklaracyi ma Oar Grunwa}-
dzki do czterystu tysiecy ko-
ron, umozliwi W kr6tkim
czasie osiagnieoie funduszu
m~ilionowego. Dop6ki to ME
nastapi, dop6ki kwota jedne-
20 miliona ME bedzie zebra.
ma, Zarzad G}6wny trakto-
wac bedzie ten fundusz jake
kapita} nie1aruszalny i adj
ministrowa6 MIN zupe}nie
oddzielnie cd wszystkich in
nych fundusz6w Towa1zy-
silva. Do tel administracyi
powo}a1 Zarzad Gf6wny re
swego grona i z grona Rady
Nadzorczej Towarzystwa o.
sobna Komisye Daru Grun-
waldzkiego, W sk}ad kt6rej
wchodza: prezes iowa rzy'
silva posef DR.. Ernest Ban
drowski, wiceprezesi: pose}
DR.. Ernest Adam i Inz. Ste
fan Natanson, skarbnik "a
rzadu G}6wnego dyrektor
J6zef Parczy6ski, dalej cz}on-
kowie Zarzadu G}6wnego
pr: Ludwik .Halski, Witold
Ostrowski, DR.. Jan Piepec
Poraty6ski i DIR. Zdzis}aw
Pr6chnicki oraz czlonkowie
Pady Nadzorczej pp.: Jan
Arm6{owicz i DR.. Micha}
Koy Do zbierania Daru usta-
nowi{ Zarzad G}6wny diva
gl6wne miejsca poboro We:
Krakow, jako sledzlbe Zarza-
|du G}6wnego, i Lw6w, jake
sied@ibe Lwowskiego Zwiazku
Okregowego T. S. L.. Wszy~
stkich zatemm ofiarodawc6w,
jake tel wszystkie Ko1a i
Zwiazki Okregowe T. S. L.,
ma .rece. kt6rych jakiekol-
wick sunny ma Oar GRIM
waldzki wp}yna, uprasza sic
o nadsy}anie got6wki badz
to ma rece Zarzadu Gi6wne-
go T. S. L.. W Krakowie (ul.
Florya6ska 15}, badz to ma
rece Zwiazku Okregowego
T. S. L. we Lwowie (ul, Che:
razczyzny g. Wszystkie 70
brane kwoty beda umiesz-
no ma nrcoQnt w RANKIN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-24
PANOM ORGANISTOM!

PANOM ~GANISTOM
K6lkom 6piewackim poleca-
my ,,Kantate'" wydana przez
Choir 6w. Wojciecha " para
fiji 6w. Jacka " Chicago, III.
ma cze5c sto letnieJ rocznicy
urodzin Fryderyka Chopina.
Kantata" przejrzana j pot
wierdzona W Kolegium mu.
zycznem przez Prof,3 ORA
Falka. z..,sz 49,. Ii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-24
A

Upowaznieni 80 do kolektowania
sbonamentu W1ARusA nastepujacy
nasi agenci mieitcowi:
ASHTON. Nebr. Mich. Mendyk
BRENNAN Tex. w. Kowalski
COLUMBUS. Nebr., w ktor Tarasinsb
FRIED, ". OAK D. F. Szarkowski
GRANVILLE, S. Dak:, Jozef Gr,bs
INDEPENDENCE Wis. Jan Rombalski
Michal Mish
Mellsn, Wis, Teofl Derdowsk
NANTICOKE, Pa. F.. Jablonsk
NEW wAvERLY, Tex F, F. P roch =
OAK HILL, Mich, ST Pogorzelski v -
ST ANNA, MINI, Adam Waldowsk'
GREENHOUSE. Mimi, A.. J. Kulas
BREMOND. Tex. Jan Fan
WARSAW, N. D. Teodor Wysocki
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-24

'rr,wacea, 1909.
Juz przemy6liwai Papiez
zrzuciG Albrechta z urzedu
wielkiego mistrza j poleci}
nuncyuszowi Campeggio
(Kampedzjo) bawiacemu ma
Wegrzech azeby sic ia spra-
wa zaja}. Nuncyusz zwr6ci}
sic najprz6d przeciwko bis
kupowi Polentzowi, lecz. Ale
brecht wykreca} sic sianem,
re on "a sprawy Polentza Cd
~powiada6 ME moze, re da}
polecenie, ably Polentz z}e ma
prawi}, a W kwietniu r. 1924
wreczy1 " ~Norymberdze. pis-
mienne oswiadczenie nuncy-
uszowi. ,,Dziwi sic W tenn
|pikmie, jak Papiez m6g}
wpasc ma take podejrzenie
i go .posadzic o sprzyjanie
luteranizmowi. JesttoAnie do
pojecia, jakby m6g} chrze-
scia6ski ksiaze przeciwko
chrzescija1skiemu Koscio-
4owi s%piskowac o.. TAX
fa}szywe oskarzenie zasmuca
20 bardzo i niechze Papiez
nadal ME wierzy tax fa{szy-
wynn oskarzeniom".
Ola uratowania pozoru
prawowiernosci, napisa} do
Kr6lewca, .azeby ma zamku
"zaprowadzono msze sw. z ka-
zaniem, kt6re biskup Polentz
skasowa}. Upomina1, ably "a
konnicom krzywdy Lie ro~
bono i co.. Franciszkanom
zwr6cono klaszt6r, lecz to
wszystko by}o tylko komedya
W gruncie serca ~pochwalaf
Albrecht praktyki odstepcy
Pole ntza i mu luterskich pa
stor6w do %gfoszenia ,,czystej
ewangieli" W Niemczech ma.
sy{af.
Lecz d}ugo ia komedya
trwac ME mog1a, i Albrecht
musia{ zrzucic 20 siebie ma;
ske i jawnie zerwac z Kos
cio{em katolickim.
A co Polska ma to? W
Preszburgu uklady dn. 6
stycznia 1926 miedzy Pol.
ska i Albrechtem ME przy-
silly do skutku. .Ponowiono
u*1ady W Krakowie i pos}o-
vie Albrechta mieli trey dro-
81 do wyboru: wojne, albo
wieczny pok6j albo nadaaie
Prus Wschodnich jake die
dziczne lenno i swieckie
kslestWO prZez krOla pol
skiego. Krzyzacy przyjeli
trzeci punkt.
Dnia 2 kwietnia 1926 r.
przyjecha} sam Albrecht do
Krakowa. Dnia 8go kwietnia
zawarto pok6j: zniesiono "a
kon krzyzacki i Albrecht ja-.
ko wazal kr6lestwa polskiego
otrzymai jake lenno Prusy
Wschodnie czyli teraz ma
zwane Prusy Ksiazece i.
rocznego dochodu 1000 z}o-.
tych gulden6w ma .zycie.
Dnia 10 kwietnia 1926 ma
rynku W Krakowie odby} sic
hold i zaprzysiezenie Al
brechta kr6lowi Zygmunto-
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-28
Oklahoma Has a Real
Corporation Commission

Guthrie, Okla, May 24.-When per
sons not fully in accord with the Okla.
loma state corporation commission
desire to barb the commission with
sarcasm they sometimes say of its
members that It's chairman. J. E Love,
was a cowboy, that a. p. Watson once
was a tombstone agent in Mississippi
ind that Colonel J n McAlester actu-
ally paid $4,000 IN good money for a
gold brick. The commission Is clothed
with such power, however. that ii may
be independent OF such jibes. No other
department of state is so greatly fear
ed by public corporations In two.
page advertisement in one of the larg
est newspapers in the state a railroad
company recently said to the people
Of Oklahoma
Until every train is exactly on time
every day barring unforeseen happen
ings. until every passenger is pleased
and until every shipper has had the
best of service ON every shipment. the
management will not be content
Friendly and intelligent criticism Is.
requested from time to time Most OF,
the companys employees and officials.
desire to please an patrons. give them
information and otherwise serve Them
pleasantly and promptly Occasionallx
some new man, from some other rail
road who has not yet absorbed the
company's spirit. may unintentionallF
offend Instead of laying 1t up
against the company please tell US
about 1t; We can generally get him
into cur way OF doing. II not. he won't
do But don't De too hard on him In
the start, and don't get cross yourself.
If you can help IT,"
The railroad companies are not with.
out reason for such words. In a pub
lie address last week Chairman Love
outlined what the commission would
require of the railroad companies The
companies must show the reveuaes de
rived fr@n the various commodities
moving between points IN Oklahoma.
separately and apportlon the expenses
properly chargabe against This res.
enne In addition" continued Chair.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-28
BOARD Of PUBLIC
AFFAIRS IN ACTION
Tulsa Democrat Lowest Bidder on
Work Of Printing the House AID
Senate Journals

Guthrie, okla, May 2t.-The state
board Of public affairs has again justi-
fed the expectations Of the legislature,
when Il created this board. and made
il the business part of the administra.
ton. In response to their published
call for sealed bids foe printing the
house and senate journal the follow
ing bids we're received.
Leading Printing company House
Journal s3.SOO; Senate journal, s2,SS5.
Tulsa Democrat House Journal,
yt.150; Senate Journal $1,000
Oklahoma Engraving q Printing
company: House Journal, Si3S6;
Senate Journal, st100.2i
State Capital House Journal 81
32i.5O. Senate Journal. Si.O6T7o
Warden. Elbright Printing company:
House Journal. st.5s5; Senate journal.
Sl.47S
The State Publishing company:
House Journal Sl94S5o, Senate Jour.
nal Si,515
The Tulsa Daily Democrat being
lne lowest aud best bidder was award.
ed the contract for printing both the
House and Senate Journals The
price for printing both being S2,t5O
The method Of the board Of affairs
contrast Ia marked degree with
those employed by the republican ter.
ritorial legislatures when they paid
five hundred per cent more than this
bid TO the State Capital Printing com.
pany as partial compensation for
acting as chief prevarieator of the
IG. q. p.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-28
THREE NEW FAST
TRAINS FOR VINITA
Katy Officials at Wagner Announce
Plan For Ne'n Train Service on
Main Line.

Wagner. Okla, May 2i.--lt is an
nounced By local officials Of the Mis-
souri,. Kansas & Texas that on July
1. three trains will be added 10 the
eight which now pass through this
place on the main line north and south.
Two will be fast trains south frUm
st. Louis tu Galveston. making such
connections as the first named city as
viii reduce the time between New
York and Galveston TO seyenty-two
hours. The third train will be north
to Kansas City. and is expected to
make faster tine than any &C the
Katy's trains nov running az that
point. All trains stop over at Wagon.
er for orders tais being division
point
Il is also stated that the maDage-
ment Of the road il contemplating run
ming all trains to Wagner which go
over the branch between Muskogse
and Tulsa, the junction point OF tds
branch and the main line being the
little station OF Verdark. six miles
south of Wagner This action would
add four or more trains a day to the
present service, and would compel
an travellers between Muskogee and
Tulsa. either way. to take a look at
Wagner en- route. More direct com
munlcatIon between Tulsa and Wagon
er has long been desired. and II is
hoped that the plan will be put
through
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-28
SPECIAL MEETING
OF CITY COUNCIL
Defer Action on overley Matter-No
Protests Filed Against Report
Of Appraisers.

From Saturdays Daily
There was a cali session OF the city
council at the city hall last night for
the purpose of hearing protests again
st the assessment OF the costs Of grad
ing. curblng and guttering parts Of
Canadian and Delaware avenues and
10 consider the acceptance Of similar
work Improvement on Canadian
avenue between Fourth and Fifth
streets. and 20 consider certificates
for tax warrants 10 n Oyerley for
the pavement on Illinois avenue VII
son street aud Canadian avenue
No protests against the assessment
of benefits to the property for the cost
of Improvement on Delaware and Ca.
adian avenues were received. and the
council passed resolution approving
the report OF the board of appraisers,
The work of curblng aud gutterlng
Canadian avenue from Fourth street
TO Fifth street was approved and ae-
oepted
The matter Of Overley's certificates
was not clear to some of the council
and action was deferred on this mat
ter until Monday night Il seems
that there was an error 10 the word.
ing Of The bonds given MIR Overley
By the last council and he IS asking
the council to authorize the issuance
of a valid issue The mayor and eoun.
ell agreed to fully investigate the mat.
Ter and prepare an ordinance for the
meeting Monday night covering same.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-28
MISS DUNCAN DIED
UNDERGOING OPERATION
From Mondays Daily

From Mondays Daily
Miss Alya Duncan, aged sixteen
years died at the home OF her sister
Mrs. f n Williamson. yesterday af
ternoon at 3 o'clock. while undergoing
an operation Miss Duncan has been
very sick for several weeks aud the
operation was attempted as a last
resort, but the long illness had so
weakened the young lady that she was
unable TO Withstand the shock OF the
operation She was attended by four
OF the most expert surgeons of the
southwest Drs. Fortner Bagby and
Neer of Ninita, and Dr. Won Trebra
OF chetopa, kans
The deceased came 70 Vinita about
three months ago from Chetopa. Kans..
and during her brief stay here had
made many friends, who JOIN the
bereayed family In mourning her death
A brother, Luther and four sisters.
Mrs. f. n. Williamson and Misses
Kate, Louise and Naomi Duncan sur
viye the deceased.
The remains we're taken to Chetopa
this morning where the funeral SEW
ices will be held this afternoon
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-28
HEARST ATTORNEY APPEARS
ON THE SCENE At TULSA
Rush to Have Charge of Investigation While
Ohio Man is NOminGlly Witness
Gregg to Sit by and Look On---SeUen
of Men on Jury Said to be Bit
ter Republicans Refused
TO Change His Plan

Tulsa. Okla. May a. r. A pretty
kettle 81 iish is being stirred up in
the governments investigation Of al.
legged town lot fraud cases before the
third grand jury to hear the evidence
of four months
The grand jury which met last week
had the members of the government
townsite commission who looked af.
ter the scheduling OF town lots In the
Creek nation before the jury, The evil
dence Of the commissioners proved
that the seven Muskogee accused men
had been open and above board in the
matter of scheduling lots in Muskogee
and that they had done nothing that
the townslte commission had not sug
gested or approved The grand jury
which was dismissed last Saturday ac.
cordingly ignored the Indictment
against these so.called defendants
II Is now currently rumored that w.
X. Hearst Is TO pay the army Of sleuths
now here, large sum Of money, If in.
dictments can be found against Gov.
ernor Haskell, before the libel suit, in
which Haskell sued Hearst for 5000. 900
comes up IN the court
AS soon as the grand jury refused to
indlct, Dan w. Bailey OF Ohio. known
there as an attorney for Hearst, arriv.
ed in Tulsa and has actively taken
charge of the prosecution as evil
denee of this fact District Attorney
Gregg is not 10 have charge before the
present grand Jury s. r. Rush is to
be the active man, while the Hearst
lawyer is nominally but a witness but
an active one. As evidence that the
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-28
Entertain the city Teachers.

Prof and Mrs. w. G. Masterson en-
tertained the teachers of the city
schools last evening az their home
on West Canadian avenue A word
and picture contest was the main
diversion for the evening The prizes
were awarded to Miss Garrison and
Miss Cohins and the consolation prize
TO Miss Gray An initial game also az
forded much amusement The first
prize being won by Miss Gray and the
consolation by Miss Quigley At the
close Of the evening refreshments were
served
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-28

Hearst attorney is IN charge the prob
abilities are that the three members Of
the government townsite commission
Will not be summoned to appear be.
fore the grand jury
Further. Of the sixteen men drawn
by the H. S. jury commissioners at
Muskogee on Saturday last, one was
disqualified and seven failed to show
up, making eight vacancies which were
filled by United States Marshall Vie
tor. Seven of the men drawn by the
marshal are reputed to be bitter. an.
tagnoistic republicans. but II Is the
general cencensus OF opinion of those
who heard Judge Marshalrs charge to
the jury. that although republican IN
politics they will not lend themselves
to any wrong doing or unfairness II
Is rumored that District Attorney
Gregg refused to change his plan Of
procedure before the grand jury and
was too decent to lend himself 70 the
plans Of Hearsts ally and withdraw
and Rush has taken charge Of the work
before the grand Jury. The general
opinion seems to be that with the same
evidence before this jury that Gregg
submitted TO the other jury, will result
as did the other investigation ia no in
dictments. Many are wondering why
the plan of procedure was changed so
suddenly after Hearst's attorney arriv-
ed in Tulsa and why he and his army
OF private detectives should be here at
all. or course the attorneys for the
government have right TO change
their plans as often as they see ft-
there may be 40 significance in the
change.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-28

man Love. "the commission desires to
be thoroughly informed In reference
to the actions of the directors, the re-
latiOnship between the railroad com
panies In respect TO the control of
their lines. how the control is estab-
lished, whether it is direct or indirect,
and II The company itself is controlled
by another company
THE commission ALSO wants 70
knew the purpose Of the issues OF cap.
ital stock outstanding. whether issued
for cash. issued for construction of
new properties, additions and better
ments, for the acquisition of securities,
or issued for reorgani Eation. The com.
mission also wants the same facts With
relation 20 the issues of bonds out
Standing. We want 10 know where
the expenditures for these additions
and betteFments are aAarged. whether
- new capital or to income.
THE commission desires 10 DC fully
informed with reference to the amount
and valuation of steaks and bonds OF
ether companies owned and the
amount Of dividends deeEtred upon
these stocks and bonds, and also with
reference to appropriations for sink
ing and reserve funds. the employees
I'm Oklahoma and their average daily
compensation, separate from entire.
line business; the number Of passeng
ers carried per train, PEP ear, and the
average distance carried within the
state: the tonnage movement OF
freight within this. state separate from
entire line business. the amount OF
taxes paid per mile Of line for each
state in which Oklahoma systems op.
crate; the revenue per ton per nliie
on freight carried IN carload lots be.
tween points in Oklahoma. covering
various carload commodities, separate
from entire line We want this infor
nation to compare with the entire
line figures
IF the commission has all shese
figures they can act more lnIelllgenuy
Railroad presidents and editors Of
railroad magazines accuse the cHnnis.
sion of ignorance. aud their friends
applaud
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-28
PROCLAMATION FOR ENTRY
AND SETTLEMENT or LANDS.

by Associated Press
Washington, d, C. May 22- Presi
dent Taft today issued a proclamation
providing for the settlement and entry
OF about four hundred and forty thous.
and acres OF land in the Flathead.
Montana; two hundred thousand III
Occur DE Alene, Idaho and between
ilfty and one hundred thousand in the
Spokane, Wash, reservations.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-28
PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION
CONCLUDES ANNUAL SESSION

Muskogee. Okla. May 2t.-The see.
ond annual convention of the Okla.
homa Pharmaceutical Association and
Travellers Auxiliary which has been
in session here since Tuesday con.
cluded last night with banquet at
the Turner hotel About two hundred
covers we're laid and the banqueters
included wives OF the visiting drug
gists.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-28
BODY OF DECEASED
FINANCIER At REST
BY Associated Press

y AhaVtIHItU TItHH,
Fairhayen, Mass. May %. Falrhay.
en-, the birth place OF Henry II Rogers
today paid final tribute to the mem.
ory Of the deceased hnaneler. susi.
ness was totally suspended and all the
public buildings draped In black. The
body arrived from New York. last
nlSht. and this afternoon was inferred
In the Rogers masu!eum at Riverside
cemetery
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-28
SENATOR ALDRICH DID
NOT MAKE REQUEST
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
Washington, D. G.. May % Al.
thoagh Senator Aldrich gave notice
yesterday that he probably would ask
the senate today to fix q day for vOt-
ing on the tarlff bill and all amend
ments, Il is now believed that he will
not make that request until Monday
The wood schedule was taken up this
morning