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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-22
.NOTAS Y NOTICIAS.

Gins Cubsuc. Gran acontscimisr to
artfstieo hoy % de Enerc: de paso para
New York dsbutark ell Trio "Lsonay", !,
donds figura la c6.sbre mujsr Ssrpisnta'' !,
qus tanto hH llamado ID sten.i6n en- los
teatroz do Europa y Americs. Al Cius
para sdmiFar uns maravilla del arts
Ef Cssino Pusrtorriqusfio de Hnma.
Gao, hs te1ido Ia cortssfa do invit srnes pA.
n el bails de sociedsd, que. sn sslsbraci6n
del primer aniversssio 60 la fu1daci6n del
Casino. llevark & cSbo On aus salonss el
die 81 los ocho y media do la noehs.
Sc obs. quiark las ., n ,Yikss concurSentsa,
como rscusrdo d. ass bails, con un msg'
nffco presente. Damoa grscias nj Quito
centro DOR su cRbAllsrosa lnvitaci6n.
LA san orits Maria @ aifionss rssidsn.
20 en- aata cindad, calls del Sol nGmero As,
,licita refsrsncia de IN hsrmsno Juan
Cris6stomo Qaifiones, el cuAl % aussnt6
do ests pals bacs amos, pars fiar "a re-
sidsncis sn Mexico.
La afioriss Q oifi ,usa, suplics los de-
mas plri6iiccs do la isis y de aquslla re-
p6b.ica, Ii reproduction dc las prsssntss
lfnsas.
-Ha fallscid, sn Maysetiu " ID diztin'
guida ssfiora don. Isabsl LAWNS, viuda
de Gunl. El dis 20 de les corrisntss ss
verifi Is ca dichs ciudad 10 inhumaci6n del
cadkver. La Ef;ra Gs ~ dilfrutaba de-
general sstimaei6n On Maysgii,S, y 30
musrts hs a!do sentidisims an todos los
cfrcu'os uocislss Nusstro ssntido pessms
sus deudos.
SIS hsiIs grsvsmenta, or fsrms en- va
bucos, la excelents puertorriqusha saiioTa
FRANCHISES Diaz dc Bugslls, emplsadA do
sqlsl ~ yuntsmisnto. LA Hsfora DiAz de
Bugells 90 queridfaims por todas lAs classz
socisies dc Ysbucoa, por sus snsltscedoras
condicionss dc dana, cuyo patriotisno 10
po inspirar sismprs srdisntss entusiasmou
90 sl corsz6u do 81 pusblo % smpsfiadsz
uehas civicas. Por ESQ 90 dspIora ssnti'
dsmsnts "a grsvs doisncis. y ~ ssposo oil
sen e. Bpgslla rscibs sincsraH dsmbs
trscionsB de sfscto p6blico. La Cores
por dsatia" dssss que rscobrs presto In
Halud 10 digns compaiisrs do nusstro busn
corrIsponsAl ss d ,r Bugsllas.
Sc sncusntra en- eIts ciudsd sn asun
tos psrtioulHrss si sefior Laursano SaIria,
hacendado de Visqueu.
-Los sen res Miguel Luis ArsusgA,
de Barcelonsta, 90 encusntRan eu San Juan
O. asuntos dc una franquicia. Ell Riior
Luis Arsusgs visit6 ssta me II ana 10 sscrs'
tarfa dc Paerto Ric ,Aieudo stsndido pur
O. lub sscretario D. nor Skinner.
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DE SOCIEDAD.

Garnet de 6odas.-Hamos to lido sl
quito do rscibir hoy M slsgants Garnet
que dies. "Santos Alopzo y Alonzo y
Carmen Marce Perez participsn 81 sfse
tuado snlacs y ofrecsu ~ casa su Santur
ce Stop 49,"
Estimamts mucho IL cortssis de ioI dis
tioguidos ssposou dssesmos Que en- su
vsrturoso hegAr sismprs hsys las mas 10
SanAs fl ,Tss.
PsrsonaLes - Ha aalido para Humscao
el dslsgado & 10 Ckmara Lcdo. A. Audrey
que astarS allf dos diaE
Por motives dc salud sstk On San Juan
sl fiscal do In Corts de diAtIitu de Poncs
Lcdo. Palscios RodIigu:z.
Hs sstsdo 81 eat ciudad slsLcdo. Fs'
Iix C6rdova Dlvils fi.cAl de IL Corts da
Gusysms.
Hs rsgrss,6o & Guaysma el iusz mum
cipsl Lc 10 e Marin.
SRlen mt d n para Fsjsrdo Visques
los asfiores r. Aboy L.cdo Ferrsr que
rsgrssar6n el lunss & elta ciudad.
Mafspa probs b, msnta ire dc passo &
Ponce sl honorable gobsrp s3or que regrs'
sara San joan sl domingo 6 lunsu.
Hs rsgrsssdo & 81 rssidsncia do Csguas
el doctor Gutierrez gus sstuvo algunos
dias On San Juan sn ssuntoI particuIare'.
SEMPER
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Banco de Puerto Rico.
COnyOcatoria a Junta General.

ri dia 5 do Febrero pr6ximo. 4 II nna
de 10 tards y sn II cficina Central del
Bancc, Tstuan 3, tsndrE sfscto ID Jnnta
general ordinasia do accionistas, an ID gus
90 darS cnsnss con h Msmoria Bslhnce
gsnssali ilcorrsspoudients ii sfio 1908 y
dsmfs saunsos ONE disponsn los Eatatutos
y Rsgssusnto dol Bspcc.
Tambi6n 10 tratsr6 scbre la rsforma del
artfcotoi46 dc los Estatutts On el ssntido
de elsvar So sl dividsndo annual qus fjs
dicho arffculo sn 6% como tipo maximo.
Dssds sl 81 do Enero corsients 90 OK
psdirkn On SscrstArfs pspslstas de ssistsn.
cia paTa di1ha Jnnta los accionistaa que
lss soliciten, qnsdsndo dssds hoy sxpussta
nj p6blioo en- dicha cfeina la lista de los
que tisnsn dsrscho vctsF. {
San Juan, r. r.. .Eusro Is de 1906
FL Presidents. M Ponsagua. % q.
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Rico, % sl dc gus psEarpn Elm lear uio
euterAras bisn, ni>msnos ciscutirlos, NADIA
msucs que las nusvos c6digoH. qus
sstabsn % Jog e., no sabisndo los delsg
dos i:gl6L schkndoss aaf una gran req
ponsabilidad que 81 no quisrs para Ia
CkmarR unionistn. Que no imports qus
80 IL sprohsci6n de ssas rsformas % tar.
psis.s ~ trShisarsids 6ssss medic ig j |
para IL sprobaci6n de Los C6dIgos y ssso
10 hs hscho dsapues del m6s concisnsudo
? dstsnido sxkmsn dc cada articulo de Las |
lsyes QUE han do servir para sl dsssnvol.
vimisnto y gsrantia do TODD un pusb,G
Qas su prop6sito % qus la CkmArs, sun.
que ga dsdicando solamsnts una hors
diaris al satodio do sss informs y de ssAs
lsyss. tsnga nj I'm una vsrdadsra hoFs do
Irabsic dsdicads & O. alunto, que psrmita
couocsr psrfsctamsnts 10 9us cada upo va
{ yOsar , rssclysr On tsn dslicada aaun'
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SEMPER.

to, On que pueds ocurrir qus On informs
dc dslsgadoH que son lstrados, cause a'gu'
m aug sti6n N los otfos ssfiorss do 10
Camsrn qus no 10 son schs ssh,s todcs
respoD abilidAdss qus hao do soportarss
cusudo 90 hsyan obtspido dsspues de re-
soluciones msduVadss en- Ia N az smplia dis
cu'i6n y tAtu5io. Que, Adsmks, ssa sbor
reslisAdA por 10 conii6n de itgi,laci6n,
habrfs dc privar 6.tG dc ttAb. M co
ot. % impa't,utfsin mos proy sctoa 90 Icy de
mts iamsdiStn rsao.uei6n, que los dsle.
gAdos de 10 CSmarR no vsn5Ao solsm snts
4 ella 6 trAb sr "a IN solo asuutc, sino &
rsso!vsr tocsS las cutshouss que ata d an
ala prospsri tad y convs ianciA del pas,
su todcs los 6rdsDss. lnaiste en- que de
dicsndo ID CsmATs, sutqus fasra una
hsra disria al sstudio del inform. raco'
mendaci,rsa de In comisi6u codificadors,
90 harfa una If lie -ts labor, On dsfsnss dol
pals smsnsz. do do una absorcien que
prscin m srts su sIas lsyss pusds sisrcisar.
90 M T, sin qos guiIas 90 &c cusrta nsdis
do slIo,
NGase la edici n de mailana1
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INDIAN TINCTURE PORTO RICO
COMPANY.

Ha SidCelegidO presidente de
estai iCOmpalia para ell ah0 1909,
ell Sr. Vicente Balbas.
La empresa que explOta ell
negOciO de la TINTURA INDIA
Ma, es una entidad Independent
te de iSDireccion y Administra-
cion del "HeraIdO Espa1ol'.
FL Presidente de esta COmpa-
mia, ruega q sus relaci0nados
dirJan su correspondence para
pedidoS y demas, en- esta fOrma:
Sr. PreSidente de la
INDIAN TINCTURE PORTO Rio
UUMf1Nf. -
P. 0. 2s7 ForsIsn Al. San Juan. Pa.
Direction Telegrafca,
InabOna.
30 v. 8.
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Ganga a rs centavOs.

La ganga mGa grands son los msgnffi'
Cos disccs doblsa columbia: rsunen las
tres B. B. B. La mtjor m6sica. IDs me.
jores cantsntes Bnpecialidad m6sica Co.
pamela % "El Cielo."
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En- esta imprenta sc vende papel de
peri6dico viejo & $500 los 46 kilos
(nn toasi,anL.
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sssuso De gssu srascsdspcia para sl pais
Y do una Erau rsspoauahi idAd para In
Clnsrs. Qas dsbs sxaminarss con todo
Sssspimisnto llsvando Ia discuAion On
comis;6u total con toda anplitnd todes
los puptos que msrsscsn IN dstsnido eEa'
men. ,.r
FL dsIegsdo risol por tsrcsrs vsS pids
In p~lAbra y concsdida. insisss sn IN pro-
posicion dics, qus uno de los principalsu
asRumsrtos Sus ss han 80 psrs COM
bssir al psIsido rsppblicano de Pusrto
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-16
BUNCH
WIN IN MISSOURI
Bill to Submit Amendment For State
vide Prohibition Passed by
Lower House

Jefferson city, NO. April 10. The
lower branch OF enc Missouri legis
lature yesterday PASSED by a vote OF
Sc TO 81 resolution 10 submit the pro
nihltou constitutional amendment to
the vote Of the people at the regular
election in November 1889 The
measure is yet to be acted ee BY sos'
senate. and If it passes that body the
governors signature wll not be nee.
essary
Many republicans voted for the res.
olution, but as a rule they opposed
the submission. The democrats, with
the exception of the members from
the cities, voted for submission
The anti-saloon forces were led By
Mrs Carrie Lee Stokes of Kansas City
and Mrs F, n ingalls, Of st Louis
For many weeks they have heen work
ing with the doubtful members and
today they viii transfer their en-
ergies to the senator's. II the amend.
ment Is adopted By the voters Of the
state It will stop the sale Of intoxicat.
ing liquors IN Missouri, and viii close
all saloons breweries and distilleries
in the state
+ Il is said the senate is friendly 20
the resolution which the house passed.
Before the final vote was taken, let
ters from many religious organiza-
tlOns were read on the floor
II the senate votes layorably ON
the resolution and tie people of the
state adopt the amendment Il viii be
come effective January 1913
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-16
URGES REVISION OF
PHILIPPINE TARIFF
President Taft Sends speciaI Message
to Congress Urging EearIy
Legislation.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Washington, d G., April t5.--Presi-
dent Taft today, sent to congress a
special message in relation % the
Philippine tariff message and trans
mits the recommendation, hy the sec.
retary OF war for tho revision Of Phil
ippine tariG so as to permit as much
custom revenue as possible for the is
lands and at the same time extend
to the islands the principle OF the pro
tective tarin for its industries. THE
purpose OF this measure says the
president In the message. "is to meet
the new conditions that will arise un
der the section Of the Payne bill
which provides. with certain limita
tlons, for lree trade between the I'm
tied States and the islands,
The president points out that th'
measure is of great importance @ th'
welfare of the islands and says th'
bnl should be passed at the same tim
with the pending Payne bill lie rec
ommends it's passage as Legislation
incidental to that required by the pa
sage of the Payne bill
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-16

Guthrie, Okla, April l5. Beginning
today the railroads of Oklahoma will
refuse to accept shipments of cattle
from Texas points into the Usage
country, pending determination Of
the suit brought by County Attorney
H. f. Roberts of Usage county TO re-
strain the roads from accepting such
shipments.
Clifford :. jackson. attorney for the
Missouri. Kansas & Texas James
Cottingham, attorney for the Santa
Fe. and Edgar Demuels attorney OF
the Midland Valley railroad appeared
before the board of agriculture today
and announced that they had taken
this step anticipating that an injunc
tion will probably bo issued in tn,
county court Of Usage county Friday
.he attorneys asked the board {
abolish temporarily the quarantine
lire that is now placed below 0sag'
county so as to permit the free ship
ment Of Texas cattle into the Osagl
country for at least thirty days oi
one dipping. after which the lin
could be re-establlshed They state
that if this action is not taken by th
board, and the injunction is ISSUED
the shipment Of cattle to the oaag
pastures will be entirely stopped, an
/ that the cattlemen, who have spef
millions of dollars in securing pastuI
and contracting for cattle IN Texa
will be financially ruined.
John Leahy of Pawhuska appeare
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Board of Agriculture Asked to Temporarily
Abolish Quarantine Line South of Usage
COuntry--Say Shipments Will be Entirely
Stopped and Many StOckmen Who Have
Contracted for Texas Cattle
Will Be Ruined.

before the board representing the cat
tlemen asking for the same action.
The board adjourned until tomorrow
without taking any action, and will re-
convene at Saltwater, where the peo-
pie that want the quarantine line to
remain as It is viii be given hear.
ing
In an opinion TO l. f. Roberts,
county attorney of Usage county At.
torney General Charles J West holds
that under the act of March 20, 1909
cattle with Texas fever ticks cannot
be shipped into the Usage Nation un-
Tia they have been properly disin.
feeted lie holds that the rules and
regulations Of the state board of agrl.
culture allowing cattle to be shipped
into the Usage country with one dip.
ping. promulgated March l6 1909 are
IN full force and effect eycept as mod.
ifed by the act OF the last legislature
section of which states that no cat
tie containing the Texas fever tich
may be shipped across any quaran
tine line In the state
The attorney general holds that un
der this law the regulation Of the
board that they might be dipped afte
reaching the osage nation is inenec
tive aud that such cattle must b.
dipped before they can be unloaded 4
the Usage country or any place els
in the state which is above the quar-
/ autine line.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-16
NATIONAL BANKS WILLING
TO STAND EXAMINATION

Guthrie okla, April l4-Following
the ruling Of State Bank Commissioner
A. NJ. Young that all national banks
that act as reserve agents for Okla
homa state banks must submit to ex'
animation at least twice a year by the
state banking department, five nation
NJ banks have made application to the
bank commissioner to be permitted to
act as reserve agents under the condi-
tions Of the new ruling
They are the American National aud
Security National Of Oklahoma City
the Guthrie National, the Stock Yards
National at Fort Worth, Tex, and the
Thurmond National bank.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-16
GERMAN SOCIETY WILL
FIGHT PROHIBITION.

Oklahoma city. Okla, April IL. =
Adopting resolutions declaring against
prohibition aud stating that every act
resorted to In depfiving the people Of
the liberty TO indulge in the use OF
liquors, Is an encroachment upon their
rights as American citizens, the mem
bers OF the German Society OF Okla
homa last night took the stand against
the principles Of prohibition and viii
in future exert every effort 10 bring
about the repeal Of prohibition In fay.
or Of high license saloons and strict
law enforcement
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-16
APPRA!SENENT HEARING
TO Be HELD APRIL 2S

The commissioners Of the land Office
have directed the secretary to notify
each lessee Of the appralsement OF his
lease. land and improvements The
secretary expects to have notice
showing appraised value of land and
improvements in the possession Of the
lessees in not later than one week
The department force is working
night and day In order to accomplish
this
The hearing on the appraisement is
set for April Goth, 1909, az 10 a. M,
Guthrie, Oklahoma.
AS soon as the appraisement is dis.
posed of the department will begin
preparations for issuance Of leases
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-16
WAR DEPARTMENT STOPS
SALE OF DISCARDED ARMS
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Washington. D. c., April "a. An
order has been issued at the war de-
partment stopping the practice Of sell
ing the discarded arms of the United
States army. II has been reported
that the revolutionsts in Central and
South American countries have OBJ
tanned these arms from the United
States. The police Of Chicago also
have complained against the indls.
crminate sale of old Springfield rifles
pointing out that they might imperil
the community IN time of riot or
strike
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-16
SELECT SITE FOR
INSANE ASYLUM
Commercial Club at Meeting Monday
Selects a Committee For the
Location Of Asylum.

The Comercial club held call meet
ing Monday afternoon to consider the
appointment of committees relative TO
the selection of a site for the eastern
insane asylum 20 be built here this
summer. The following committee
was selected TO raise the funds neces-
sary for the purchase Of the site and
for drilling the artesian well. which
it was agreed would be furnished on
the site. Luclen Burlington ]. w. Orr
oliver Bagby b. A. Mcfarland, VIM
Little. w. =. IIalsell and T A. Chand
Ter. The following committee wai
chosen to select the site for the asy
ium: T. NJ. Burlington, T. a. Chand
Ter and J. ~ Orr.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-16
NIGHT RIDERS THREATEN
TO NOW DOWN CROPS
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Washington. Ind. April l4.-Night
riders are terrorizing land owners and
tenants In the vicinity of Harriman's
ferry. south Of here. VIM schrolucks,
owner Of seven hundred acres IN that
neighborhood reported that twenty
men on hoseback visited all Of his
tenants and informed them II they
paid a greater rent than one-thlrd OF
the crop raised. their crops would be
moved down before they became ripe
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-16
WHEAT REACHES A
NEW HIGH RECORD
cnera Belief is Forcing Itself on
Traders That There Is a World.
wide Shortage
pY Assoclated 10.

Ry Associated Press
Chicago, H., April Ia May July
and September wheat established a
new high record mark al the opening
today ON May wheat, no available
supply of which Is in hand, one man
opened at S1.27 70 Sl2s Three cents
better than the most sanguine predic.
ton made month ago. by leading
bulls. With the rise to $l17% on
September wheat from si,099s the
general belief is forcing itself on the
traders that there Is world wide
shortage Of wheat
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-16
TRADES OLD SUIT FOR
ONE OF ABNEYS BEST

Alton. okla. April 1S-some burg
tar in need Of a new suit of clothes
entered the r A. Abney store here
last night and exchanged his old suit
for one OF the best new ones In the
store. Just how entrance was made
to the store is not known. No clew as
to the thief has been found but the
officers are making a.thorough inyesti-
CATION Of the affair.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-16
PASSENGER TRAINS STALLED
BEHIND BIG SNOW DRIFTS
BY Associated Press

by Associated Press.
Denver, Colo. April 49, Stalled be.
hind snow drifts thai are successfully
resisting the attack Of two big rotary
plows. the east bound passenger
trains on the Denver, Northwestern
and Pacific. with seventy.hve passen'
gers. is tied up At Earl. on the west
side OF the continental divide. Lab.
orers began working on the drift with
shovels today and Il Is thought traffic
will be open tonight
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-16
REVOLUTIONARY OUTBREAK
IS BECOMING SERIOUS
nr Assoclated Press

BY Associated Press.
Constaninople. April IA serious
disturbance. of a Revolutionary charac.
ter. which has broken out here is be
coming grave The mutinous troops
demonstrated against the parliament
building this morning, and panic
seized the people and all through the
city shops were hurriedly closed.
Franlxford On the Main. April t3.-
4 dispatch from Constantinople de.
clares that the mutinous soldiers are
demanding the resignation Of the
Grand yizier president Of the Cham
ber and minister Of war
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-16
SENATE WILL RETURN
PAYNE BILL TO HOUSE

Washington, D. G., April i5.-On
motion Of Senator Aldrieh. the senate
today agreed to comply with the re-
quest OF the house for a return TO the
house of the tariff bill. IN order that
the oil schedule might be amended,
by adding TO the words petroleum.
crude and refined" on the free list. the
words and products thereof
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-16
UNABLE TO MAKE
IDENTIFICATION
Trip to Mercer TO Identity Mrs. Boyle
as Missing Maid Proves
unavailing.
by Associated Press.

HN AshoGtateu fIesS'
Mercer, Pa, April l5.-Unable to
make a positive identification of Mrs.
James II. Boyle, one of the alleged
abductors of Willie Whitla, Mr. and
Mrs. II. Chanteau Dyer, of ST. Louis,
who arrived here last night, for that
purpose will return home late this
afternoon United States Attorney
Cochran refused to make public any
thing, except to say that the visit
would become OF great Importance
later
The visit of Mr. and Mrs, Dyer was
for the announced intention Of asoer.
tanning whether Mrs Boyle was Clara,
their maid who suddenly left their EN-.
ploy IN September, 1907, when Il is al
legged that six thousand dollars worth
of iewelry also disappeared
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-16
STANDARD IS TAXED
WITH SI4,66O COSTS

Jefferson City, NO. April l3.-The
costs os sl4.66O, were taxed against
the Standard Oil company of Indiana,
respondent in the recent custer suit,
decided adversely to 1t, by the SUI
preme court of the state. today, This
sum represents the expense of talk.
ing testimony before the special com
missioner, Robert c. Anthony and the
fleeing of witnesses.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-16
SENATOR BAILEY INTRODUCES
gill FOR INCOME TAX

~ Associated Press
Washington. d G.. April l5.-ln the
senate oday Senator Bailey Of Texas.
introduced an income tax amendment
to the tarin bill. Il provides for q
straight tax Of three per cent on IA
comes above five thousand dollars per
year II excerpts all incomes from fed
eral. state. county and mmhcipal Sci
curlties
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-16
PRESIDENT AND WIFE
LEAVE FOR NEW YORK

by Associated Press.
Washington, d. C., April 14.-Presi-
dent Taft. Mrs Taft and other mem.
bers Of the family left here for New
York, today President and Mrs. Taft
viii be guests of the presidents
brother, Henry W Taft. Tomorrow
the president viii go to New Haven
to attend business meeting of the
Yale corporation.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-16
SULTAN YIELDS TO ALL
DEMANDS OF SOLDIERS.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Constantinople, April a. 1t Is
quieter here today The soldiers IN.
dulged In a riotous celebration last
night. The sultan has granted all Of
their demands. It was officially con.
nrmed today that the minister of
Justice was killed aud the minister Of
marines was wounded yesterday
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-16
TWO coLoREo TEAMS TO
PLAY HERE on MAY

May "A win give Vinita show
equal to the best minstrel This viii
be in the nature of = baseball game
between the Vinita White sox and
the Kansas city Giants Both are
colored teams To those who have
seen the contests here in the past
know what source Of sport is IN
store for them
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-16
SARAH KATON TO Be
SENTENCED FRIDAY
Former Nurse Claimed Auspitz Had
Attacked Her While She Was
Under Influence Of Drug.
BY Associated Press.

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New York, April 14.-sarah Katon,
charged with the murder of DR.. Mar
tin w. Auspitz, August last, pleaded
guilty to manslaughter in the first de-
gree, here today and was remanded
for sentence Friday The crime to
which the young woman plead guilty
was sensational She killed Auspitz,
sLe said because he had attacked her,
while she was under the influence of
anaesthetics She was a nurse in the
sanittarium, which Auspitz conduct
ed