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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-06-11
WILL ENTERTAIN
EDITORS ENROUTE
Spokane to Throw Gates Open TO
Editors And Give a Grand Ban
quet In Their Honor.

Spokane. Wash June when the
officers and eastern and southern dele
gates Of the National Editorial Assoc.
iation Of the United States arrive in
Spokane. June II on the way to Seat.
tie 70 attend the annual meeting. they
will forget FOR two days at least. there
are such things as blue pencils. seis.
sors. pastespots and office cats. or
worries of the Constant Reader" type
aud the chase for elusive news items
and sinew-supplying ads. Even poll.
ties Will be cut out
The party. headed by Henry Bran
son Warner. president aud " + Par
rott secretary. travelling ON a special
train from Chicago, is scheduled to
reach Spokane az s o'clock IN the after.
noon. aud for two days the visitors viii
be guests Of the spokne chamber Of
commerce Of which Frederick f.
Goodall Is president, and the Spokane
Press committee. headed by \ " Dur
ham. editorln.ohief Of the Spokesman
Review r. F. Waggoner chairman
Of the entertainment committee. has
made arrangements for a series OF SO.
cial functions including a reception IN
the Hall OF noges. sightseeing tours
aud excursions into the grain. fruit
lumber and mineral belts. There viii
also be banquet. IL which Mayes
Nelson s. Pratt viii present The vist
tors with the golden keys and che
freedom of the city
The officers OF the association. most
OF whom are expected to accompany
the delegates. are President Henry
Branson Warner. Dispatch. Lexington.
Is g. first vice president win Il.
Nayes. Bulletin. Brownwood. Texas
second vice president. 4. Neviu Pome.
roy Repository. ehamhersburg. Pa
third vice president 4 Z Dowell. Ad-
Yocate Artesian $ D corresponding
secretary " r. Parrou. Reporter
Waterloo. Iowa recording secretary
J w Cockum Journal Oakland City
Ind treasurer. William A Steele.
Nome Daily News. Seattle poet
laureate W E Lehman. Herald
HalletsvIlle. Texas
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-06-11
COUNCIL. PROVIDES
FOR AN INSPECTOR
No Protest Filed Against Appraisers
Report on Cost Of Delaware
Avenue Improvement.

The city council met In special ses-
sion Friday night to hear protests
against the appralsement of benefits
for the Improvement on West Della.
ware avenue. No protests were pre-
sented and a resolution was passed
making the assessment Of benefits ac-
cording to the report
A petition signed by a majority Of
the property owners on North Wilson
street for sidewalks on both sides Of
that street from Sequoyah avenue 10
the north city limits was presented
and referred to the special improve
ment committee
An ordinance was passed providing
for an inspector to see that all work
of improvement in the city is done
according to specifications
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-06-11
JUSTICE KANE TO
Be MARRIED SOON
Oklahoma Chief Justice to Become
Benedict And End Romance Of
Many Years.

Guthrie. Okla. June i.--On June 9
Chief Justice Kane OF the Oklahoma
supreme court viii be married at ST.
Paul. Sans.. TO Miss Kathaline Rea.
gan
Chief Justice Kane announced his
engagement several months ago. The
marriage will be the elimination of
an old romance dating back to the
time when a young barrlster from Ma.
CARA county n. Y. took Horace Gree
ley's advice and came west" 10 Wich.
ita Kans., 10 practice law The chief
justice remained In Wichita two years
and came to Oklahoma at the opening
Shadows which interviewed between
himself and his old sweetheart have
rolled away with his brilliant career
in Oklahoma and his elevation to the
most honorable position in the hands
Of the people Of the state.
The chief Justice is 45 years OF age
and graduate Of Georgetown uni.
versity Washington Ills bride.to.be
is an orphan and lives with her people
at ST Paul Ed J Kelley Of Waurika.
Okla Will be best man.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-06-11
DRAMATIC SCENE WHEN
WOMAN FACES PRISONER
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Chicago, H.. June 4--There was a
dramatic scene In the police station
here today, when Anna Kalb. was
taken to the cell occupied by Dr.
Haldane Cleminson, accused Of the
murder OF his wife. Yesterday Miss
Kalb admitted she had been a patient
under Cleminson at the Chicago hos
pital and be had paid considerable
attention to her Upon being taken
to the physicians cell today. Miss
Kalb screamed Historically She and
Cleminson eonversed for ten minutes
with the detective near by
The police refuse 20 make public
what the two talked about but II was
learned their talk terminated with a
second series of screams by Miss Kalb
and she was led away.
Later il became known that the
doctors parting words to his visitor
We're, THE closer you keep your
mouth shut. young woman. the better
It will be for both of us.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-06-11
State Inspector to Start
Vigorous Hotel Inspection

fees have been paid viii not be suf-
flcient. and that the ee' daeate must
be displayed 1. the benefit Of the gen
eral public The board Of health win
require that the public shall be pro.
tected In case Of fire. that sanitary con-
ditions must be good, that the building
should be properly screened. and that
each hotel should be thoroughly
fumigated as required BY Law. as well
as seeing that the sheets are OF the
proper length.
One OF the provisions Of the law that
most Of the hotels have been objecting
to is the one which requires the
maintenance OF rope fire escapes In
every room. The law in one section re.
Quires that an hotels over two stories
in height shall be equipped with iron
fire escapes. and a little farther on
provides that every hotel which Is not
over two stories Ia height and not pro
yided with fire escapes shall provide
in every bed room or sleeping apart.
ment on the second floor manila. cot.
ton or sisal rope at least five.tenths OF
an inch in diameter and OF sufficient
length TO reach the ground, with knots
or loops not more than fifteen inches
apart and OF sufficient strength to
stand a strain OF 500 pounds.
In spite Of the fun which has been
Doked at the nine-foot sheet provision.
il Is generally recognized as a meritori-
Gus proposition and lid the hearty
and united support OF the travelling
men OF the state II 1t had not been
for the active interest which they took
in regard to the bill at every stage Of
It's passage 1t is very doubtful whether
Ii would have been passed at an.
There were two propositions upon
which the travelling men stood togeth.
er, the nine.foot sheet law and Jim
Grow" law and the two measures were
among the first laws to be enacted by
the first state Legislature
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-06-11
CIRCULAR LETTER
ON DISPENSARIES
viii Not BE Policy Of Agency Depart
msns to Insist Upon Petitions
Only Comply with Wishes.

Guthrie, Okla. June As. VI Stone
acting superintendent OF the state ag
ency. Is sending a circular letter 70
those who are acting az local agents
during the time that the state agency
was In force.
The letter is ia conformity with the
proclamation issued By the governor
on the FIRST OF the month, and both
proclamation and letter are In conform
ity with the supreme court decision.
The letter is as follows:
Dear Sir Your attention is re-
spectfully referred 70 the enclosed pro
olamation Of the governor. reopening
the local agencies for the sale Of in
toxieating liquors for medical and
scientific purposes,
"You will aotice the proclamation
states that the agencies viii be open
ed By petition presented to the gov
ernor for consideration, by a reason.
able proportion Of the inhabitants Of
the towns wherein the agetseies may
be lawfully established
1T will not be the policy OF this de-
partment to ask or insist upon any
petition whatever. but should the peo-
pie OF your town decide they wish an
agency established. then as announced
In the proclamation the wishes OF your
people viii have due consideration by
the governor
When the agencies are petitioned
for and granted, il is our desire that
the present agents be retained where
practicable.
Very truly yours.
IS W Stone"
Acting Superintendent +"
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-06-11

Guthrie. Okla. june A.--oklshoma ;
hotel inspection law. better known as
the snine.foot sheet law" is to be
brought Into the limelIght again. &C.
cordlng TO the announeemeht made by
DR. ]. C. Mahr. state commissioner OF
health. who says that a vigorous cam
paign 10 the way Of hotel inspection is
70 be started at once under the direc.
ton OF his department
While the law has been lR effect for
a year. very little inspection work has
been done This is partly due to the
contradictory condition which arose.
through careless enrolment Of the bill
creating the commissioner OF public
health. or from some other cause That
bill as II passed the legislature provid
ed for the appointment OF county
health officers By the state commits.
sioner OF health. while the enrolled
copy contained a provision. which had
in fact been rejected by the legisla.
ture. providing that they should be
appointed by the county commission
ers OF the various counties
The hotel inspection bill made the
county health officers the hotel in
spectors, and 10 several counties there
we're two health officers. one appointed
by the commissioner Of health and the
other by the county commissioners.
each claiming the right to inspect
hotels and to receive the resulting fee
The hotel proprietors refused to pay
the fees to either fearing that they
might have TO come through again IL
they did so. and the result was that
the enforcement OF the law was practi-
eally tied up.
Now the health commissioner Is go.
ing 10 require every hotel TO display
In a prominent place certificate OF
inspection or go after IL for violation
OF the law He announces that a re-
eeipt from the hotel inspector that
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-06-11
TRI-COUNTY NORMALITES
LOSE EXCITING GAME
From Saturday 5 Daily

From Saturdays Daily
There was real live baseball game
at the ball yard yesterday afternoon.
when the former proteges Of Prof
Mastersou walloped the ambitious nor.
malites by a score OF 10 Z. The game
was fast aud furious from the start
The school teachers led in the run
getting until the latter part of the
game when the high school bows got
busy with the willow and pushed
ahead The feature Of the game was
The pitching Of Davis for the normal
ties The batteries we're high school
belew and Marrs normal. Davis and
Payne
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-06-11
BAR COMMISSION
MAKES NEW RuLING.

Guthrie Okla. June 5s-The Okla
homa bar commission yesterday ad
opted a rule to practice Law in an
other state in the supreme court and
who has been actively engaged In the
practice of law for five years aud is
OF good moral character. may be ad.
mitted to practice in Oklahoma with.
out taking another examination All
persons who were admitted to prat.
tiee upon examinations in other states
and who have praeIeed enc year mas
be admitted to practice in Oklahoma
without examination
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-06-11
NEW BANK TO OPEN
SOON At NOWATA

Nowata, Okla, June III. A. Til
lotson, a proiainent oil man Of No
wata. Is the principal incorporation and
president of the Peoples State bank
OF Nowata. new financial institution
chartered Saturday
II was the desire Of the incorpora-
tors at first 60 start the bank with a
capital OF $4,000. and to establish II
In the same building with national
bank. Bank Commissioner A. NJ.
Young however, refused 20 permit any
state bank to be stsrted IN the same
building with a national bank. and
also ruled that In town the size Of
nowata the capital OF the bank should
be at least $4,000
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-06-11
JOHNSON SENTENCED TO
Eouq YEARs AT MeALE {

Muskogee. Okla June Heufy
Johnson Of rahleqaah was Yesterday
found guilty on charge of man
slaughter and sentenced By Judge
King to four years In the state peni.
tentiary at McAlester n a quarrel in
the Ruby Cafe here three weeks ago.
Johnson shot at his enemy. Sam Iatta.
but the bullet struck Johnson's friend.
David HARNESS. who was fatally
wouned and died the following day.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-06-11
VINITANS LEAVE FOR
REUNION At MEMPHIS
From Mondays nalIy

From Mondays Daily
A party of yinitaus left on the Ftis.
co at lao this afternoon for Memphis
to attend the reunion of the Cnted
Confederate Veterans Those who com.
posed the party from here were ] N
little. b. G. Chandler ID II Maus
and wife. T a. Burlington and wife.
air. aud Mrs John Swain. Col J NJ.
Bell, w. T Murphy Mr. Baker
and Bob Rudlsel Of Vinita;
Judge Keys. Webb Vann and John
Hogan Of Pryor Creek J 4 Eeshazo
OF Centralia, aud Chas Mcclellan, son
and niece Of Claremnre AZ Neoshn
". H. Curtis and L. l. Duckwor:h OF
siloam SPRING viii join the party
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-06-11
Col. Gross TO Memnhls.

Guthrie. Okla. June 7--Major Gen.
eral VIM Cross. Of the United Con.
federate yetrans left Oklahoma for
Memphis. Tenn, today on a special
train He was accompanied by sew
eral hundred people. They went to
attend the National Confederate re.
union
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-06-11
FIRE WAGON Ross
BOYS or COMPANION.

From Fridays Daily.
A rather pitiable scene was enacted
on South Wilson street this afternoon.
Ed shanahans little BOYS were play
ing with a dog and cart. when the Gre
wagon came along the street the dog
which had been momentarlly released
by the boys. ran under the wagon and
vas instantly killed The cries Of the
boys who thus lost a companion were
pitiful in the extreme
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-06-11
GOVERNOR HADLEY
VETOES HEADLIGHT BILL
By Associated Press

BY Associated Press
jefferson City Mo- june 5.-GoeeT.
nor Hadley today vetoed the bin pass.
ed by the recent Legislature. reQulr.
ing railroads to equip all locomotives
with electric headlights Of fifteen
hundred candle power The COVER.
nor's action followed an agreement By
Che sailroad officials to install lights
capable OF outlining man eight
hundred feet distant from the engine.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-06-11
KENTUCKY FEUDIST SHOT
IN HIS OWN DOORWAY
By Associated Press

by Associated Press.
jackson, KY june Exsheriu I'd.
ward Callahan, famous throughout
this section of the state for the part
be played IN the numerous feuds that
have disrupted nreathitt county FOR
years, was shot and probably moftol.
IS wounded from ambush early today
IN the doorway Of his home IN Crock.
ettsville. near here Bloodhonds
have been put on the trail OF the as
sassin. who It Is understood hid be.
hind q pile Of coal to fire the fatal
shot. The excitement Is intense
The Globe-republican., 1909-10-07

Mrs. .Stockard,. mother Of Mrs. Nc.
Kahn, 10 confined to her bed with cry
sipelas. 0
w. A. Lonker is In Coldwater few
dsystwstching the growth Of that new
daughter that he, had not seen for two
weeks,
Mrs. Maria Shook will spend the VIM
ter In Dodge City with her son Edward.
Martin Dooley is.home after weeks
stay In the hospital at Dodge
Rev. George Kicker, from Wichita,
made his annual trip here last week in
the interest Of the Home Of the Friend.
less at Topeka.
Some Of ouE prominent people were
in Dodge City Saturday night taking 10
nickelodeons. \
E. Madison expects to leave for south
ern Texss this week, where be will re-
main during the winter months
George Goye, from Wichita, Is visit
Ing bis son J. a. Cove and family.
Ross Bentleys family oame from
Wichita lest week and are moving into
The house recently purchased By Mrs.
McKain. .f - A. ett,lg.Nl -. ~,
Ford has secured . high olass lyceum
opprsa, Of four aam6ers .for the winter
season. "a SIX Of our business men secured
this course; BY guaranteeing receipts.
Tfcke,6 ION sale atrthe bsnkan N. j..
sm,thse a,o,s ~s'g, AZ .-'s..
~ 3. .,g..psj ',@ yf, ~. ~
h. G. d. Nevins, Miss kapde Cray and
Mesdames Balfoar and Gray attesded,the
phy. at' Dodge City last "Wednesday
night Ford people ike good shows
evefI II they hsye N Stay in an automo-
bflss- IT III Ave AZ o, a mex. morning.. i.
H. b. Herser and fsmilyan MisLe-
more. Morrison were 4. Sunday. visitors Of
Mr.. aud Mrs. Morrison. I; - ~
~Mf. and MIS-. We. vanHorne came
down Saturday night aud spent Sunday
with i. X. Van Horne .,
T. IT, a. = ! 49, -ts
The Nevins building is going up rap.
Idly and sddSits share Of good looks 20
the busineas street Or the city. s.
= The Ladies'" Foreign Missionary 3d.
Fciety of'ths,M e. Church, responded to
an invitation given by the Missionary
Society Of Bucklin lsst Friday to meet
with them at the beautiful new home OF
Mrs. c. e. Smith, wbere. 4 reception was
given for Rev. and Mrs. Cecil Troxel, re.
turned missionaries from hina, who
had been there for period Of eight
years, and who left Monday to attend
school In Chicago, aud will return to
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Frss to Our Subscribers

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trial OF their most excellent preparation.
"Plneules'' The preparation lie put up
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Please do 90. We hope any Of our read
ers, who are suffering from any such
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offer at oRce, as we know the preparation
Q most highly recommended. u
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Lumber Market

Dodge City, April %, 1909.
(By Il. Juneau.)
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to California, with similar low
fares to points in Washington,
:: Oregon. Idaho, Montana,
aU.tah, Arizona and Old
Mexico. I It ~ -
g, Travel Rock Island wa1 in
Rock Island clearly othfotts'
able, easy riding FVestibuled
tourist cars. IN. 81 \. W. =.
Let mo tell5you how delight
fully and economically the trip
can be made. 80 !. 49,. 80, /.
H,LGA1LlN, Agent, Dodge City
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China next year. ReyfsTroxeI ID q son
Of Mrs. Zimmerman. A Ane dinner was
served after which the, missionaries told
OF their work 10. very Interesting man
,ner. The ladies who went were: Mes
DANES Smith, NevIns, Trebllcock. Incl,
Walker, Price, Shook, Hagerman, Chss.
Patterson, Balfour, Bredehoft, and Mis-
Hagerman.
J. NJ. Incl has sold bis residence to
Chas. Stuart, manager Of the Farmers
Elevator, who will take possession sooD.
Mr.. Incl will return to Colorado Springs.
F.U. Mcintyre Is tearing up, and NOV
Ing bis family to Spearville where be
has position.
j. y. Lyons will return this week from
Missouri with two carloads cf apples.
The ladies Of the Congregational church
are planning bazaar for Dece mber. All
kinds OF useful and practical articles will
be for sale.
. About 25 new buildings have gone up
In Ford during the last year. This shows
that the building fever is on and tho
towuis having steady growth. ~.
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Low FARES
California. Arizona.
New Mexico. Mexico,
h the Northwest, etc.

One way Colonist Tickets on sale
daily September IS to October ID,
1909, inclusive. Accepted in tour
list sleepers on payment Of Pullman
fare.
Only few points shown below.
For fares to other points and infor-
nation about the liberal stop-over
privileges accorded, phone, write
or see me.
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Tickets and sleeping car space may b
had byaapplying to-. .s,e.., ..t,. ~.
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The weather continues fine, most too
fine 10 fact. We would like 10 sec q
little mud, enough to take the shine of
Of our shoes, . little chill 10 the air,
enough to make us fol like putting on q
coat; 90 itgoes, we ars never quite salts
fed with the weather, no matter how fine
II Is.
s. D. Aulls is preparing the foundation
for his new residence. II will be q
modern structure, up to date In every
respect.
w. H. Mathews has moved his family
into the Hampy building on Center
street until he can build new home on
bis lots on South Ford avenue. Mr..
Mathews is a contractor and builder and
Of coure bis own home will have to
wait until he gets other peoples work
done. F
G. w. Thompson is excayating for the
basement OF a new building just north Of
his store building. The new building is
to be an iron clad structure, "a x70 feet;
1t will be, when completed, occupied by
the Harveys as q printing Office, q new
home for the Bucklin Banner.
Mrs. L o. Elder, Of, Dodge City was
In Bucklin Monday. She was looking for
q suitable place to store her household
goods until next spring, whep she, thinks
she will come back to Bucklin and make
this her home again. ~ !,
j. N. Incl, formerly. Of Ford, but now
Of Colorado Springs, was shaking hands
with oldsfriehds in Buckin Tuesday, !,
F..F. Fetters. has bought. the PROPERTY
on Main street known as the Banner
office; he will put IN a bake oven and run
bakery and restaurant there. III !.
o. q. Merely, Of Fl. Dodge came down
Monday evening to hook After his real
estate here. II seems that 10 reestablish
ingsh line Of the streets spd alleys, that
like several Others, some Of his improve.
ments had to be moved. .;si.4 s>s6& >.
Chas. Robinson left Tuesday. evening
for ksnsss City, where his wife Is Visit
Ing her sisters. He will take in some Of
the sights Of that lively city, among
others the lecture Of Dr.. Cock. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. v. yanvolhis lost one Of
their twin babes by d-srh, Tues Jay alter
noon. The other babe Is quite sick. At
this writing l have not heard the cause of
the death Of the little oDe, or'when the
funeral will be held a.
The Majestic Theaier is receiving the
Interior finishing now, the side walls and
ceiling with ornamental sheet steel. The
stage In the clear 10 % feet wide by %
fee, deep, and Is feet snh 4 inches high
and is lighted by electricity. The main
body Of the house Is lighted by gasoline
vspor; he building 10 DC by 100 feet and
including the gallery, w,ll sraI about one
tho sand people A lecture course will
BEGIN in the building Oct % and the
Rink will be ready for use about the
same time The real opening Of the
building will be Nni 18Th, when the
Boston Ideal Opera company will put On
a comic opera. We are a little proud Of
our Iheater, while not equaling tfose In
the large cities, for 4 I, wn the size Of
Bucklin, there Ia none In this part Of the
country that surpasses II
j 7. Jones II Dudgt. City was 10
Bncklin calling on old friends Wednes-
day
D T. Babson Of Elsworih, Kas was in
Bucklin F" ednesday, MIR BabsoD ia the
special agent for Kansas, of the North
western f. & N. Insurance. oOmpant.
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LEGAL A EASEMENTS
First Published September 10, 1915.

NOTICE OF ADMINISTER TORS SALE
In the Probate Court OF Ford County, Kan
sas IN the matter OF the estate of George
Pagan Sr., Deceased %
Notice is hereby given that on the 2llth
day Of October 1909 ut IN O'Clock a. m. OF said
day at the west front door of the court house
In Dodge City. Ford county, Kansas, will
offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder,
for cash IN hand, the following described
real property, or 80 much thereof as may be
necessary, to pay the debts of the above
named George Pagan Sr, deceased and the
costs of administration upon his estate,
towit:--
Lots seven az and eight (S), In block forty.
nine t49) Dodge City, Kansas; the east half
(EK) OF block ten (l0) In Boyds addition to
Dodge City, Kansas and south seventy five
(7bl feet OF lot twenty.seve (27) on Chest.
nut street Dodge City, Kansas,
w. 8. PAGAN,
Administrator Of the estate Of George Pagan
Sr., Deceased.