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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-01
CALDWELL VISIT
CAUSES TROUBLE
Enforcement Attorney at okmulase
When Judge Holds Attorney
Responsible For Article

okmulgee, okla. Sept 2b State
Enforcement Attorney Fred s Cald-
we'll was IN the city yesterday Mr..
Caldwell, although interested gener-
ally IN the liquor cases pending in
the county court now in session. is
not interested beyond the fact that
he is being engaged IN behalf OF the
prohibitory law and viii take no ac.
tive part IN the trial Of the eases. lie
called on Judge Alexander and stat
cd that complaint had reached him
that the court had accepted bond for
the release OF persons cha "a with
violations OF the liquor law which
were hardly sufficient Judge Alexan.
der denied knowingly having done SO
and invited him 70 so through the re-
cord of cases and satisfy himself as
70 the matter
somewhat heated and spirited
cooquy took place between Mr Cald,
well and Judge Alexander when the
latter took the other to task for an
article purportlng to speak IN behalf
Of his department which appeared in
a Lawton daily Of some months ago.
The article was an interview given
by one Leforee whom Caldwell had
sent TO 0kmulgee as detective In
It the statement was made that Judge
Alexander had granted one Crabtree
q new trial at tne last term Of court
on the tlimsy pretext that the party's
initials had been given wrong In the
Indictment. This the Judge branded
as a lie unqualaedly and declared he
understood It to be done as a part
Of concerted plan to dlscredit him
before the state.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-01
TRACTION LINE FROM
MIAMI TO SAPULPA

Guthrie. okla. Sept ga Okla.
homa charter was issued yesterday to
the Mid.Contlneut Traction and Power
company. with 100000 capital and
headquarters at Tulsa and sapulpa
which proposes to build an nterurban
line from Miami to shawnee. dis
tanoe Of 200 miles, passing through
ottawa. Craig. Greek, okfuskee. Lin.
coin aud Pottawatomie counties. The
estimated cost of construction is 81.
600 900.
The directors are
l. }. weatherwax OF sapulpa, r o.
Brown. Red Fork; J L. Haruage. Ora.
ham Burnham end j. Robert Burnham
of Tulsa
The FIRST section Of the line 10 be
constructed viii be between Tulsa and
Sapulpa
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-01
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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-01
Hudson Palisades To Be
Part of New Public Park

wears which have daps
aH AH m property beHs
Hcli me go M
nsI s recreation oue
fJse p8aao S York aad
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entire lenets e base tat
lrom for iee q F-ermoat iais
oala maSe l a aceeaataie 'f9m
VI points ior Il cIasee# ana @oaia
uahe the most natural and perfect
out let from tbe eity 8f Ne" YORK 70
the good roads Chat are being laid
0af in the state OF New York
fhe survey and aketches which
De commission has tad made in this
connection sho# that driveway OF
this kind could be bulit tnat Tor
plctaresqueness could scarcely be
equalled anywhere in the world
Here within actual sight OF our
great throbbmg city is little world
Of almost virgin nature-any parts
Of which have never been trodden by
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-01
BIG increase IN
FACTORY EMPLOYEES



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done So nr liz Wam
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Wa oner VmHa. whuss3 aua Claro
,,oes .,owit.g o4g e.reoea eoaIogl,f
s"iAie Nilles oNeu '-~tt employ ~
The inspections for this year are sti.I
to De made in Guthrie Oklahoma City.
p,sd atcA1aotor tswton and s MUM.
slale' "hieu arc eNpseleu 70 ii'se 10e
percentage OF increase still higher
The number of new industries estab.
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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-01
COMPANY ORGANIZED
FOR NEW RAILROAD

Guthrie. Okla, Sept 2i-The Osaes
Western Railway company, with a can.
ltal stock OF g1.00O,O00 and headquar
ters al Fairfax. Okla. was ineorporat.
ed here yesterday. the promoters pay
ing the secretary of state $1,000 for
the charter
The proposed road Is to run from q
convenient point on the NJ. X. g +.
railway. near the boundary between
Usage and Washington counties. west
through Usage and kay counties,
thence southwest through either Noble
OF Grant county into Garfield. connect
ing at some convenient point on The
Rock Island. The estimated length
Of the line is 125 miles.
Directors are II. r. Ross, j. NJ
Moody and L. A. Wiaemeyer Of Fair.
fax. Fred Baldrin OF Bliss and c e
Vandervoort of Pawnee
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-01
BIG EXHIBIT OFF
FOR SPRINGFIELD
rHRoNe or ENTHUSIASTIC VIM
TANs VIEW COLLECTION
.TO ADVERTISE new STATE
every imaginable Kind of prcdgee
Included 81 Eehibt-Lune 60
Goa Tnot Weighed Ton

TIE 5e
ar 0p po1a
@
a N
$50 saturday
Tbe naag 81 H zhbli
uaol ufnele!1 IS aoasIaer
Cd CIV q he most ingenious adg
ualus bemoe e. undertaken Ta
idea for this exhibit Was given 20 pc
yinIla Commercial Club by phiiandel
C avery q Pryor Creek, who pro
posed that the club ioio with him ln
making an exhibit from this county
and Mayes county From this idea
the vinta Commercial club evolved
the plan g make the anair q state
exhibit. and selected G G Roberts as
a special representative OF the club
to visit the clubs in the towns on
the east side Of the state to solicit
their assistance and 70 his efforts is
due the success of this wonderful dis.
play
The time was so short that Il was
impossible to visit the counties on
the west side. therefore the exhibit
had to be made up from this side Of
the state.
Early this morning crowds began to
gather around the car to see the won
derful collection. The car had been
artistically decorated with the var
ious articles of the exhibit, and the
committee in charge of the decoration
certainly did themselves proud. Along
each side Of the car we're large
streamers bearing the words Okla
homa Exhibit, Illinois State Fair" At
each OF the side doors of the car were
draped two large American flags, while
in the door, a large American eagle
was perehed with large streamer in
his beak The Interior Of the ear was
the marvel however Every descrip-
ton of farm produce. corn, cotton.
wheat, oats, barley, potatoes, apples,
sugar beets, millet, timothy, clover,
alfalfa, broom corn, maize, katilr corn,
sorghum cane and IN fact there was
no kind of farm produce known to
this country omitted. Across one end
of the car was laid a section of a large
grape vine. about eight inches in dia-
meter. A sumae bush about three
inches in diameter was also on display
A sumac Of that proportion Is rarely
found. and land that will grow sumae
Is considered very fertile. Among
the products of the forest were pecans.
walnuts and O beautiful bunch Of
mistletoe. There were also several
specimens of sawed and seasoned oak
and other timber One Of the most
remarkable exhibits was the Craig
county coal display A large lump
of coal, Weighing a ton. was secured
from the mines Of n. F Cleveland and
son at Timber Hill, and placed in the
car This was fine specimen Of
coal. and brings 20 light one Of the
biggest resources Of this county. There
were many specimens OF the other
MINERALS found In the new state and
on the whole the exhibit would have
surprised even Oklahomans.
The car viii be several days OH the
road and the party accompanying It
will get all Of the publicity possible
along the route over which the car
will travel
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-01

" a. T. Hoh fine penman and
teacher Of the new slant writing, is
organizing a class in penmanshlp. TO
be taught at the public school build.
ing. lie guarantees nice improve
ment to all who attend regularly and
do their best Lessons given at
&.30 and at s o'clock D. m, one hour
each. For further information see or
write the instructor.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-01

Please call and see D. S. Warren
before buying yonr harness. fly nets.
buggies. wagons. binders, mowers and
all kinds Of hay tools. We pay no
rent therefore We can sell cheaper
than those dealers who pay big rent.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-05
DIPLOMATS AT INAUGURATION.

The following members OF the
diplomatic CORPS in Washington
witnessed the Inauguration of
President Taft.
Baron Mayor des PIanches. of
Italy.
Mr. J. J. JusSerand, of France.
Mr. J0aquim NabucOs Of Brazil.
Baron HenGeImuIIer, of Aus
tria.
Hon. James Bryce, of Great
Britain
Baron Takahira. of Japan
Baron Rosens of Russia.
Count ven BernstorE. of Ger
many.
SenOr POrteIa, of Argentina
Baron MOncheur. of Belgium.
Senior CalderOn, Of Bolivia.
SenOr Cruz of Chile.
Minister wa TinE-fang. of
China.
Senor COrtez, OF Colombia.
Sener CaIvO, of Costa Rica.
senior QuesadB, of Cuba.
Count MOItke, OF Denmark.
SenOr IOubert. Of Domingo.
SenOr Carlo, Of Ecuador.
VT. COTOmiIHS, of Greece.
SenOr Don Herrarte. of Guate-
maia.
DIR. LazO. of Honduras.
Jonkheer ). LOuden, Of The
Netherlands.
ScnOr COrea, Of Nicaragua.
Nr. o. Guide. of Norway.
Nr. ArOsemena, Of Panama.
Gen. Morteza. Khan, Of Persia.
Mr. Felipe PardO, Of Peru.
VIScOunt de AItP. of Portugal
senior MeJis, of Salvador.
senior Pima, of Spain.
Mr. Lagercrantz, of sweden.
Mr. Leo VogeI, of Switzerland.
DIR. Luis Lafinur of Uruguay.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-05
MILLION A MONTH HIS PROFIT.
Edwin Hawley Known in Wall
Street as n Ticket Wizard"

Edwin HaWIey known in Wall
Street as n Ticket Wizard"
New York. Mar. "A million dollars 4
month is the profit that Edwin Hawley
+ the new hero" OF the railroad world.
made in a Wall street deal A million dol
lars month. and he kept up the pace for
I twelve months.
The year 1893 viii so down in history as
la hard-times year. but not for Edwin
Hawley. Some time ago he became inter-
| ested in the Colorado and Southern. which
at that time was poor, struggling prop
erty.
A year ago he controlled IL In Deem
Der. 1857. the stock sold around sl7 per
/ share. II had just been learned that the
latter part Of December. 1895. HawIey dis
4 posed Of his control OF the road with a
profit to himself OF thirty-eight points, or
/ SI2.o0oOoo.
And now Hawley has used the proceeds
Of the Colorado and Southern deal 10 pur-
I chase control of the Chesapeake and Ohio
/ Railway. a system nearly 200 miles long
I and stretching from Newport News 10
Cincinnati.
I Hawley is ffty-niue years Of axe. and
/ has spent almost his entire life in Wall
/ street His friends cali him ticket
wizard" "
A mathematical wsE has made VI some
/ figures IN an attempt % show 20 the un-
/ sophisticated just how bic Hawley's year
I profits were. He says that il the $1,000. o.
0on were all in Sliver-doIlsr cartwbeeTs
/ they would weigh Sg555 pounds.
The waE would have the big pile df-
vlded Up into I51-pound lots There would
I be S-.o9l53 20 each lot He would load
each i5a-poUnd Tot into wdeeIbarrow
/ How many wheeibar-ows would be re-
qUired?
oHIy $50. Now. e men pushed these
+ wheci5arrows iu s5ucle rle and were
/ careful 10 walk eight feet apart there
would 0e a procession OF silver-boarIsa
I VII elbarrCws eight miles and 2Ie5 fee-
/ loTg
A deeper problem than the wLeeIbarrow
was's IS: How Ions viii be required for
a man 10 earn Sl2ea.E7 if De spends his
( precious time. like the vaS. figuring out
wheeibarrov puzzles
The Washington herald., 1909-03-05
FLAGS TRAIN FOR WEDDING.
Wyoming Preacher Takes Novel
Method 10 Obtain Witnesses.

Fort Feuermsn, Wyo.. Mar. 4.-Rather
than postpone wedding ceremony he
had been called upon 10 perform. the Rev.
1ir- Daniels tagged a freight train, press
ed the train crew into service as witness
es- and proceeded with the ceremony
Charles Pase and Mrs. Louise Conwell
had called him 10 marry them. but there
were no Witnesses Hearing a train whis-
tie. the three hurried to little flag sta
tion- Mr. Daniels stopped the train and
explained the dilemFa 10 the astonished
crew.
Then, with the bride standing on the
steps Of the cabOose. the blushing bride
groom on the ground. an the conductor
and brakeman paying strict attention, the
ceremony Wds performed.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-05
Friday Bargains in
Boys Clothing Department

\ lot Of BOYS Winter Refers,
in plain coIors and fancy effects
sizes ~ to u.
Special price, S3.25 each.
Were 5000. 500, and $500.
4 lot Of Boys Long Overcoats,
single and double breasted styles,
in plain grays and fancy mixtures
some lined with wool; sizes ! to 10.
Special price, S3,25 each.
We're $3.50, $50, and $3.50.
A lot OF Bows Atwood Suits.
in plain colors and fancy effects,
with knickerbocker trousers; sizes
8 to 10.
Special Prioe, S+75 each.
Were 5000 and $3.50.
Third docr-Terth ST.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-05
4 Very Special
Remnant Day.

CLEARANCE OF stocks This sale Is comprehensive
odds and ends short lengths broken and aSSort-
L - small lotste remnants OF Womens and Girl Winter
Wraps Dresses Separate Skirts Waists; Mems Suits and OvercoaS
Bows and Youths Suits Overcoa and Refers Mems Women and
dren Underwear Dress Goods black and CoOred Lace Curtains
Poreres Heavy Daperes Rugs winter goods and
1enand all OF this producon-at clearance prices it also
includes articles for daily Use the house perfect
scratched, Clipped. otherwise detaced.
The whole brings forward It's special offerings OF worthy
goods at little prices aordng the economically inclined splendid opPor
tunes TO supply personal needs and brighten and make the home
more comfortable at very little expenditure of money.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-05
Friday Bargain in
MEMS Hats.

\ small lot OF Mems Hats, in
soft and stiff shapes and in sew
eral new spring styles. The soft
hats are mostly in light gray and
tan. and are slightly soiled: sizes
65S. 65l, 6z$, and !, The Stiff
Hats. or Derbies. are in black only;
sizes 65S and 0z5.
Special price. SIPS each.
We're $500, $500, and $3.50.
IIs5n Eorr-F s.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-05
CAN'T GET BACK TAXES.
Supreme Court Deci~i"s, Involves
SI,2O0.OOO Credits of Estate

Springfield. Ill. Mar Pension Com
missioner vespasfz4 Warner. Of Clinton.
won an important suit in the Supreme
Court. which made perpetual an lnjunc-
tfan restraining the tax assessor OF De
vitt County from listing for back taxes
some S1.2-Q.loo OF the credits Of his father.
John Warner, Of whose estate he is in
charge
NJ. Warner got a temporary injunction
from the Circuit Court OF Dewitt County,
and the Supreme Court uph0lds that de-
cision.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-05
Friday Bargains in
Muslin Underwear Dept.

\ lot Of Silk Jersey-top Petit
coats. in black and col0rs. with
tucked circular rufles and hOunces
of soft nlessaline or tafeta silk
$3.50 each Value, $50.
A Tot OF China six Dressing SsCques-
in pink and blue floral designs; full front.
ba-ted at whist with shiTTing and fin
ished with plain coiored borders and rib
bon bows
SOS each. Value, $500.
A lot Of Giugham Aprons. IN the staple
biUe-and-white checked effects; finished
with pocket
I5c each. Value, 25c
Third fcor-Ele7euth 81.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-05
..Beatingr Way; Loses Legs.

Grand Rapids. Mich. Mar. flames
Holbrook was run over by an Ann Arb0r
train while beating his way and had both
legs cut Of, one below and the other
above the knee.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-05
Friday Bargain in
Sash Curtains.

4 small lot OF Handmade Ara
blan and Marie Antoinette Lace
Sash Curtains, trimmed with full
flOunCed ruffles.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-05
Friday Bargain in
Mems ChaHOiS GLOpeS.

A lot OF Mems Chamois Walk
ing Gloves (made III France, in
a dark shade Of tan, fastened with
pearl button; neatly stitched out
seam; all sizes
z5c a pair. Value SI-5o,
And these remnants
- Mems White IEueu-bosom and Cololed Plated
boz9m NeSlisa shirts; the c7ICrsd shirts have cuffs
attached. s5ied; all sizes IN the lct- Bei-ced from
$50 and $50 10 Sc each
% Mems Colored NozIse shirts coat style, With
rr. attached ~ sarara;e. sizes Is. l55. Is. l6a.
and T. Reduced from SO and SO TO sc each
70 dozen Mems Plain color LIsle Thread sc1-
irpcr-e-'s sample Ims. size Igz. Reduced from
&c 20 sc. pairs for Sloa-
u l1rr-- D1mer Flannel Night Shirts, slightly
s-1ss. sizes 5 and IS Reduced from 75c to sc
C--r-
g Meas Fo-rir-Herl six Tics. medium and
dark --r--5-rs Reduced from &c 70 - each
= r.i-s 1lers Faucy SIX Suspeuders. good
-sr--rs1- OF cr-rs: boxed separately. Reduced
from z.a5 and $50 20 sc pair
-5 Dozen Mems Linen Co-Iars-mcst'y high tuEn-
dom s-vIs=. and more CT less soilsd; al sizes
fr ,re combined i1t. but rot al sizes IN any one
s.v-e. Reduced iron $50 TO 7Cc dozni &c half
j1zz-.
N.-9- 4e-~-F s.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-05
Friday Bargains in
Lace Department.

A special purchase Of Linen Tor
chon Laces (edges and insertions 10
match, in widths from Z to 21z
inches, Suitable for trimming lin
gerie dresses. blouscs. ldcrwcar.
&c.
Special price. &C a yard.
Also another purchase Of Va
ienCiennes LaCes (edges and inser-
tons to match), in widths from 81
to II inches. Suitable for trim
ming underwear, children's frocks.
&c.
6Oc a dozen yards.
Values, SI.oo TO Sis.
Main to5r-G s.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-05
Friday Bargain in
Bows Furnishing Dent.

4 lot Of BOYS Fine Neglige
Coat Shirts. with collar attached OF
laundered neckband; sizes u to II.
soc each. Were sc and SI.OO.
Thl.l a-ar-Terth s.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-05
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
TaftS Have Family Dinner in
White House.
SOCIETY GATHERS ON STANDS

Master Brooke Lee EntertainS Large
Party in Front of Old Mansion.
Marriage Announced of Miss Eliza
beth ScheII Reed TO Mr. George
{. BiIIard-Many Visitors Here.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-05
Friday Bargains in
Linen Department.

A lot Of Irish Damask Pattern
Cloths, in SIX good designs: ex-
cellent quality.
2x2 yds-, $500. Value. $40.
2x215 yds., $3.50, Value, $500.
2x3 yds-, $500. Value, $500.
4 small lot Of Hand-drawn Irish
Linen Tea Cloths. Is inches square.
SIS each. Value, $500.
4 lot OF HemStitched Irish Linen
Scarfs, for sideboards. bureaus. and
dressers; subject to slight imperfec-
tons.
ISx36-inch, 45c. Value, 75c.
I8x45-inch, Sc Value, Soc
. I8x54-inch. 65c. Value, 9oc.
second fooE-Elereuth 81,
The Washington herald., 1909-03-05
Friday Bargain in
Hosiery Department.

90 dozen pairs Women's Gauze
Lislc Thread Hose. with double
soles. heels. and toes. Excellent
quality.
25c pair. Value, $50.
Main fpcr-F s.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-05

Miss Barbara Fowle Campbell. daughter
Of Senator William Campbell, of Jeffer-
son. has been selected as maid Of honor
To the sons Of Confederate Veterans Of
West Virginia at the reunion 10 be held
in Memphis, Tenn, in June next.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-05

Miss Alice " Bassett. popular belle,
and 8Ir. Harold D. Fitzgerald. a promi-
nent business man. both Of DanviIle, Va,
were married Tuesday afternoon at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs J. p. Hunni-
cutt. 6- A street northeast The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Charles L.
Neibel, pastor of the Eastern Presby-
terian Church The bride wore a gray
travelling gown with hat % match, and
carried shower bouquet Of Bride roses.
After a short bridal trip they viii be
at home in Danville Va.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-05

8irs. }. Ellen Foster and Miss Z. F.
Pierce. with their house guests Mrs
George A. Pierce and Miss Alice Pope.
Of Boston. and Mrs Frank 3 Church and
Mrs Edward W. Hatch ana Miss Hatch.
viii be al home TO their friends to-day
from . 10 s. at the Portuer.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-05

NIr Charles C. Curtis. Of 81. Louis. No.
is the guest Of his sister. Mrs. Eastwood.
Of Ontario road.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-05

1Ir- Edward II. Nixon. Of Providence.
r 7. is the guest OF his mother. Mrs.
Mary s. Nixon. AZ the Olympia
The Washington herald., 1909-03-05

Miss McCorkle. Of Virginia. and Miss
Hollyday. Of Maryland are guests Of Mrs.
BoCock at the Wilton for the week.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-05
Special price. c a yard.

Values, SI.Oo TO Sis.
Main tC5r-G 50.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-05

aIrs William BidEood- OF Mobile, Ala.
is the guest Of Mrs. Nat c. Dean at the
Cecil She came on for the inauguration,
and was much entertained by q host Of
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-15

The motive that lifts, carries and de posits in its place that of which the dam is composed. If you still wish exercise leave the powerhouse by the door al the lower side of the dam and start to climb the steps of the dam on the lower side. We will guarantee you will have had the exer- else by the time you reach the top. These steps are some two or two and one-half feet high and reach from the bottom to the top. Rather high step ping is it not? But then the dam is not exactly delicate proposition and neither are the steps. Alter watch. ing the ceaseless coming and going of the carriers attached to the huge cables overhead and the perpetual swinging about of the great derricks and you think you are feeling rested up a bit you can proceed to climb back outN of the canyon to the canal above. Take a look in at the mixing
 machines on the way. where huge buckets full of cement and crushed rock are mixed together by machin. cry to form the concrete for the dam below Then up again to the rock erusher. where the big machines take in large chunks of rock and verify eat them up. Grinding and smashing them to small bits the size of a nut for a small carriage bolt. After you get your fill of this the cement min looms up before you on your way home But you are not half through and It will be necessary for you to rest up and take another day.