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Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-18
In Suit for Separation from Her Husband and
 $6O,000 Year Alimony
PROSPECTS FOR A RECONCILIATION
Frightened for Moment Yesterday but Soon Faded Away-Counse for MT. Brokaw Had Invited the Plaintiff to the Next New Years Cake Walk at the Brokaw Country Place, kieh Point N. C.

and laying couple" Mir. Gilbert testi- fled that Brokaw was not a drinking man. Bagley, one of Brokaw's grooms, gave the same evidence.
 Amusing Passage at Arms.
 MT. Gilbert had an amusing passage at arms with his sister-inlaw over a point in her earlier testimony. Mrs. Brokaw had then refused to admit her use of a profane adjective as applied to a servants berth in which she said her husband had made her sleep while crossing the Atlantic unless Mir. Gil- bert would swear she used 1t.
 Coming around the ships deck 1 met the plaintiff face to face. l lifted my hat, and she exclaimed: I'll de - if occupy that berth,'" testified Gilbert today.
 As he repeated the debatable adjec- tive MT Gilbert looked at the plaintiff. She nodded her head and smiled. So did Justice Putnam as she made good her word.
 Elementary FIutter in Court Room.
 A crank with wild story of bribed witnesses threw a momentary fiutter into the court decorum during the aft ernoon session. Officers led him away, while counsel for both sides agreed that his charges were baseless.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-18

New York, Dec. 17.--Mrs. Mary B. Broksw, the plaintiff, rested her case today at Mineola, l.. l.. where she is sung for separation with alirnony of S60, 600 a year from her husband, W.. Gould Brokaw, and the defense opened Mrs. Brokaw has been her own princi- pal witness and there is speculation if her husband is to play a part equally prominent in the defense.
 eve canho! say yet" said John F.. Mcintyre, Mir. Brokaw's counsel. He may take the stand in his own behalf later."
 Prospects for a reconciliation be- tween husband and wife frightened for a moment today when Mir. Mcln- tyre rendered Mrs. Brokaw an invita- tion to the next New Years cakewalk at High Point, N. C., the Brokaw sauthern country place. BrolSaw smil- cd and his wife hid her face in her furs, but during recess he defend his position as one of frank hostility
 Mrs. Brokaw." he said, "has rejected my advances often enough. l am go- ing to fight this suit to a finish and l am well satisfied with it's advance"
 Mir. Brokaw's Sister Testifies.
 Mrs. H. B. Gilbert. Brokaws sister. testified in his behalf that he and his wife were a .'sweet, tender, solicitous
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-18
SUN CHAIN CORRESPONDENT.
MonsoIian Cashier in New York
 Breaks Up White Family.

New York. Dec. 17.-Sun Cham. Mongolian cashier in a Chinese curio shop, broke up the family of white man. Frank B. Paulsen. cashier in the auditors office of the Mutual Life In- surance company. obtained divorce today from his wife, Sarah. Sun Cham was named as correspondent.
 The Paulsens separated by mutual agreement year ago and Mrs. Paul sen went to her former home at New Platz. N. r. Her alleged infatuation with Sun Cham dated from that time. her husband said. Mrs. Paulsen de- nied the charges.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-18
RECORD YEAR IN INDIA RUBBER $62,000, 900 Worth Brought Into
 United ststes-pemand Growing.

Washington. Dec 17.-More India rubber has been imported to the United States during the past year than has ever before been recorded by the bureau of statistics of the de- partment of commerce and labor. Dur ing the ten months ending with Oc- tober. the importations of India rub Der, including Halata gutta- a-percha and gutta-joolatong reached the rec ord total of $62,000,e00.
 In the last twenty years the de- mand for India rubber has been con- stantly increasing. The industrial ex- pansion of the country is held re- sponsible. Few if any of the raw ma- terials for which the United States depends upon a foreign nation show increases of importation to compare with those of India rubber.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-18
Talk of Investigation of Pennsylvania
 Steel Mills and Car Shops.

Washington, Dec. 17.-Investigation of the steel mills and car shops of western Pennsylvania. where recent serious labor disturbances have oc- cured, will be instituted. if a resolu- ton offered today by Representative Toner Republican, Pennsylvania be adopted.
 The resolution provides for the ap- pointment by the speaker of com- mittee of five. It was referred to the rules committee.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-18
A DRASTIC ANTI.STRIKE LAW. Labor Leaders and Employers ResPon-
 sibIe Liable to Imprisonment.

Sydney New South Wales. Dec. 1T. Business has been so demoralized by the coal strike that the legislature today took the drastic step of passing a bill rendering both the strike lead CTS and employers who instigate or aid a strike or lockout. liable to a years Imprisonment.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-18
Funeral of Rev. pr. David c. Hughes.

Albany, N. Y, Dec. 17.-The funeral of the Rev. Dr. David C. Hughes. Gov ernor Hughes father. was held in the executive mansion this afternoon. The Rev. Thomas D. Anderson, pastor of the Emmanuel Baptist church of AL bany, of which Governor Hughes Is a member, officiated. The services were private.
 The interment will take place to- morrow at Woodlawn cemetery, New York. The governor and his family and other relatives will go to the cem- etery in a private funeral car.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-18

Alaska has three times the placer area California had. California has produced in fifty-nine years s1,400, ,000,- 900 in gold and Alaska will produce three times as much when properly developed.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-18

own up, now. Who's the head of your family?' My wife used to- be-" admitted MT. Enpeck. But since my daughters are grown we have com mission form of ment."-Lou- isville Courier-Journal.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-18
Accidentally Shot and Killed His
 Grandmother,

St. Louis, Dec. Hilary Endaley, Jr.. 10 years old. today accidentally shot and killed his grandmother, Mrs. Josephine Payne. Mrs. Payne came here from her home in Kentucky to spend Christmas with Harry's parents.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-18

Westport.-All the apple trees on the c. G, Taylor place at the Farms are being cut down, the only effectual way to combat the scale.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-18

Two blind girls from the Royal Nor nal college for the blind have given pome marvellous exhibitions of roller Rkating, including waltz on skates.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-18
President Sends Message of Condo
 Ience

Washington, Dec. n7.-The. presi- dent, through the United States em- bassy at Brussels, sent a telegram of condoience on the death of the king of the Belgians.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-03
10 o o o o 90 Q 0 o o 0 o o 0 o
Q KANSAS CITY STOCK o
10 MARKET. o
. 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 o o 900 o o

Kansas City Stock Yards Nov. 9O.--
Receipts of quarantine cattle last
week were moderate, and the market
had chance to rveaperate after Mon.
day, on account of smaller supplies In
natice division here and at other mar.
kets The close of the week was
about steady on steers and on the best
COWS but Gamers closed 10 TO l5
lower. supply in quarantine division
here today is 2S cars. market strong
er especially on COWS. and active. Re-
ceipts today contain a shipment of fed
steers, Weighing $50 lbs. which sold
at S5.65, highest price In that division
this month. Light Texas steers
brought s4.00 today. and these prices
may be considered the extremes of
the steer market IN quarantine dlvis.
ion today Cows have not averaged
as good in quality lately as heretofore
and prices look lower on paper for
that reason sales mostly at $500 to
$3.50, few odd head above this, aud
Gamers downwards 10 S2.75. bulls
around $3.50 A good many calves
are coming, a string from Ft. Worth
today weighing 27o lbs at s51o. other
heavier calves at s4.25 to $500, veals
up to $500 The general market IS
stronger today, demand good. and as
there Is no expectation Of an increase
in receipts soon, and with the usual
improvement in the market with the
appearance of colder weather prices
during December can reasonably be
expected TO be stronger than now.
Country demand for stockers and
feeders is FIRST class, market on those
grades firm today
Hog receipts were as heavy IN the
Ave market days last week as IN the
six days Of the previous week. but
buyers appeared to want supplies, and
the market ruled strong most of the
time all week Run today is 5000
head market to 10 higher heavy
hogs at sS15 to sS25, medium weights
$500 to $500, light hogs $3.50 to $40,
pigs $3.50 to $3.50 Receipts at all
the markets are running so light that
practically everything is going direct
to the consumer. without any surplus
for accommodating stocks Of provisions,
but brokers argue that there is limit
to everything. and advice their clients
to take profits whenever possible on
the present level Of prices, suggesting
the belief that the consumer has about
reached the limit of endurance.
Sheep and lambs held steady last
week, and the market is firm today,
run 5000 Sheep receipts here for
November will be heaviest on record
here for that month Top fed lambs
today brought $3.50, light yearllngs
$500 wethers worth $3.50. ewes $500.
Receipts from the range country are
light, and composed mostly Of tail
end stun, suitable only for feeders. the
lambs going out lately at $6.85 10 s6.76
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-03
From Monday 5 paIly

From Mondays Daily
Judge Gill is at Miami today
j. w Orr returned to Tulsa last
night
Robert Hill returned TO Norman last
night
J. +. vickers went to Pierce City
yesterday
John Wise was over from Chelsea
yesterday
Or. H L. Porter was here from Sen
eca today
Rev G. W snodgrass was here TO-DAY
from Miami
John Parks Of Chelsea was a visitor
here today
Mrs. willie oborn went to Muskogee
this morning.
Gene Euglehart went to cheiopa
this morning
]. Carter Cook is here from Mssko-
gee on business.
Lon Jacobs, Of Pryor Greek. was in
the city last night
Kiss Mae 00viips returned rom =
ami this morning
J. s. Nix Is here from Nashville
visiting relatives.
Rex Walker was here from Miami
today, on business.
Mrs. T Montgomery Of weleh. was
here. shopping. today
81. and MRS } J. Spencer went to
RrIseoe this morning.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-03
(First Published ia the Chieftain.
December 3. 1909
NOTICE OF SALE or REAL
wn4
WIN T. RYE.
Attorney,



In the Matter Of the Estate of Eliza
beth Cotton, u Minor Probate No.
263.
Notice is hereby given in pursuance
of an order of the County Court of the
County of Sequoyah, State of Okla
homa, made ON the goth day OF July.
A. u, 1909, the undersigned Guardian
OF the estate of said Minor, Elizabeth
Cotton. will sell at private sale 60 the
highest bidder. subject 20 conIirma-
tion by said Court on Friday the 18th
day OF December A. d 1909 at two
O'Clock b. m., at the Town of Sallisaw.
Oklahoma, Elizabeth Cotton. Minor.
in and 20 the following de-
scrihed real estate situate In Craig
County State OF Oklahoma. to-wit.
SIC Ia of SD IA OF NV IA, and
S - OF SW IA of ME IA. and
SW IA of SIC I'd of NV IA OF
See IA, and NV IA of ME IA OF
SW IA of Sec. 23, Twp. 26, Range
20 East, contalng go acres by u
s, Government Survey.
Said real estate viii be sold on the
following terms and conditions to-wit:
Cash IN hand.
biuA lot Nhe phfthdht AhcItui Muhtz
be In writing and must be filed IN the
County Court or delivered to the un-
dersigned az the law Offices OF Robert
E Jackson, IN the Town of Sallisaw.
Oklahoma
Dated the 9Th day OF November,
1909
AARON FOREMAN,
25-27 Guardian.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-03
(Flrst Published IN the Cn,eftain,
December 3, l909l
NOTICE or SALE OF REAL


Notice Is hereby given that In pnr-
suance of an order OF the County
Court Of the County OF Craig and State
Of Oklahoma. made on the 18th day Of
November. 1909. IN the matter OF the
estate of Alvie r. Duncan, under
signed, as the Administrator of the
estate Of Alyle K. Duncan. deceased.
will sell at public sale TO the highest
bidder for cash or well secured notes.
subject to confirmation by said County
Court on Monday. the 2ist day of De.
eember 1908. at 1870 o'clock p. m, at
the Court House on the Corner of
Canadian and Wilson Street. Ia said
County OF Craig. Oklahoma. all the
right title. interest and estate Of the
said Alvie r. Duncan and all the right
title and interest that the said estete
has by operation of law. or otherwise.
acquired IN and TO all the parcels Of
land. situated. lying and being In the
County OF Craig and State Of Okla
homa. bounded and described as fol-
lows and upon the following terms
and conditions. to-wit
The NV II Of the sE IA Of the
Nc IA and the s. 20 acres of Lot
! OF Section Seventeen f17) Town.
ship Twenty-nine (29l North.
Range Twantv-nna f2il East con.
tanning thirty t30) acres; and the
North l.2 Of the NE IA Of the Sc
IA and the S 1-2 Of the sE II
Of the NE II and NE ID of the
Sc IA and NE Ia Of Section Sew
enteen tiTI Township Twenty
nine (29l North and Range 2f
East containing flfty 90 acres.
Dated the oath day Of November.
COS.
LUTHER L. DUNCAN.
Administrator of the Estate of AVA
K. Duncan. Deceased
Ay SEYMOUR RIDDLE.
His Attorney. 24-27
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-03
tFirst Published in the Chieftain.
December B. 1907
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION
FOR LETTERS or ADMINS
TRATfON.

TRATlON
state of Oklahoma, County OF Craig.
SIS. IN County Court of Said County
Notice is hereby given that on the
30th day q November A. ID. 1909. AL.
len Lynea dled In the County Court
4 Craig County State of Oklahoma. q
petition praying for Letters of Admin
istration TO be issued to James Martin
upon the estate OF Cynthia Lynch, de.
ceased, late Of the County of Craig.
and State of Oklahoma.
An pursuant to an order Of said
County Court Monday, the 20th day
OF December A d 1870 at the hour of
1880 o'clock D. m, OF said day. that
being day Of the regular October
Term A d. 1909, OF said County Court.
has been appointed as the time for
hearing said application. when and
where any person interested may con
test said petition by lling written op.
position thereto on the ground of In
competency of the applicant, or may
assert his own rights TO the admins
tration and pray that letters be is
sued 60 himself
Witness my hand and official seal
this 30th day of November. A. d. 1903
II. J. SWARTS,
e Clerk County Court
WM. T. RYE,
Attorney
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-03
From Wednesdays Daliy.


Or. f. L. Miller was here today from
White Oak
w. NJ. Sims returned from Estella
last night.
Mrs, E N. Rateliff went to Tulsa
this morning.
Miss Alice Riker returned TO oswego
this morning
J. S. Davenport went to Claremore
this morning
T. J. Holiday came in from the east
this morning.
J, B. smith, Of Grove, was in the
city last night
Ralph wunderlich was here today
from Chelsea.
J. W. Kinnear Of Rogers Ark, was
in the city today
J. NJ. Young returned from Alton
on the fast mail,
Il. c, Harlin came down from Weleh
today on business.
Sidney Smith returned from Pryor
Greek this morning.
@. f. Holderman was here from Mus
kogee this morning
C. II. Pittman is here from Chandler
on tax ferret business.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Call left this
morning for Bartlesville.
Miss Ethel Frayser returned to
Claremore this morning.
Mrs. W. C. Chamberln returned
from Neosho this morning.
Miss Bess Masterson is visiting rela-
tives at Appleton City Mo.
II. l.. Johnson of Lawrence. Kanss
was in vinita this morning.
NJ. b. Edminston Of Pueblo, Colo,
is here on a business visit
Mrs. y. w Bottenneld returned
from Carthage this morning.
Miss Rebeeca McDaniels has re.
turned from a visit at Parsons.
w q. Mullins, of Neosho, Mo- was
transacting business here today
Mr.. and Mrs. J S. Long of Wyan-
dotte, were visitors here today
Miss Jemima Taylor leaves tonight
for visit with relatives in Texas.
Mrs. J w Sanders is expected home
from Portland. Ore, in few days.
Mrs. w. II. Stallsmith and daughter,
Helen, went to oswego this morning.
C. c. Thompson. of coody's Bluff
was mingling with the throng here to-
day
Miss Emma Lane and Miss Efiie
Coulter we're here today from Wyan-
dotte.
Mrs. Frayser of Chelsea was here
today. en- route home from Pryor
Creek.
Mrs. T, F Thompson, Jr, and chill
dren left this morning for a visit with
relatives in Texas.
L. e. Hutehens was up from Tulsa
last night. on business for the Waters
Pierce Oil company
Miss Gertrude Cantrell went to Todd
this morning having accepted a posi-
tion as teacher in the school there
Slater Mcclure is putting an attrac-
tive sign on the window Of the Office
of the Cherokee Investment company
J. o. Hall left last night for his
ranch in Texas.
Percy Nipple came in from the
south this morning
Mrs Rachel Knight returned from
Bartlesyille today.
Mrs W R. Badgett has returned
from a visit at Muskogee,
Mrs C. Il. BIudorn has returned
from visit at 0ronogo. Mo,
Henry Winner Of Joplin is visiting
his son, II Winner and family.
d. NJ. Carey OF Drummond. Okla,
was transaetlng business here today.
RE. Smith. an attorney OF Enid was
here today on business.
Mrs oliver Bagby and Miss Mabel
Bagby returned today. from Kansas
City.
A crew of telephone linemen ar
rived from Tulsa last night, to begin
the construction of extensions to the
Pioneer toll lines out of this city
The dinner to have been given Sat
urday. IN the basement OF the Barrett
building by the Ladies' Aid Society
OF the Presbyterian church. has been
postponed indefinitely.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-03
b O o o 0 o 0 0 o Q Q o Q @
DCAL and PERSONAL Q
10 o o o o o o o o o o o Q
Thursdays DAILY

Thursdays Daily
A, Jarboe was in the city today
Coffeyyille.
r.. +. J. and II. V. Montgomery
in the city this morning from
ralia
D, Rowland and wife Of Formosa,
!. were among the throng of visi-
here today.
c. and w. G. Brockman, real es-
men Of Tulsa, were in the city
m. Tooley is here today from
te Oak.
II. Z. Porter was here from
eca today
ldge and Mrs. L, +. Parker return
rom Texas last night.
rank Tulver Of oranogo, Mo, was
today on business.
II. clapham came down from
y, this morning.
" Rider went to Tulsa today
III Gregory of Ketehum, was a visi-
here today
FIrs. Lee Barrett and Mrs. Lou
denkircher will entertain at cards
borrow afternoon, at the home Of
). Barrett.
.lrs. w. p Thompson was hostess
the Wednesday Bridge Club yes
|day afternoon. -Four tables OF
yers enjoyed the game and a most
|oyable afternoon was spent Re
|shments were served at the close.
|v r. seaton returned from spay-
W last night
Hrs. Dudley returned TO Tulsa, to-
after a VISIT here with relatives.
rhe Commercial club will meet to-
Int and discuss the school situation.
by T. Thompson and Preston Davis
Ent to Muskogee last night.
lester Hobby Of Guthrie is here
.itlng his brother, r. J Hobby
Dohn Crutchheld went to Muskogee
Jay.
Gene Englehart went to Adair last
sht.
Eiuy Patten was at Muskogee to-
Mrs. J. w. Howard returned to her
hme at Wyandotte, this morning, af-
| a visit here with ner parents Mr..
b Mrs. G. w. Cross.
b. N. Williamson went to Clare
ire this morning
H. Fl. Parker was at Alton today.
-. and Mrs. Ellis Harland of
elch visited here yesterday at the
me OF Joseph Hunt.
I w. Gatewood went to Pryor
EEK last night
sIr. and Mrs, X. Il. Rufin returned
Ina Kansas yesterday
Rey. J. E. Pershing was in the
untry today
rhe Royal Tailors. $50 South VIII
i street. Cleaning and pressing
lies skirts speciality Suits press
while you wait. # you have a
lied stetson hat let us re.bloek It
von 1861
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Payne returned
lay from Joplin.
Miss Luella Kinoade. travelling chief
orator for the Pioneer Telephone
mpany left last evening for Miami.
Rev. ]. W. Sims went TO Pryor
eek this morning
S. F. Parks was at Muskogee today.
Miss Shirley Cooke went to Miami
Is morning
Mrs. A. r. Love returned from MI.
If last evening.
Smith was at Pryor Greek
lay.
T. A. Chandler returned from Guth-
this morning
D. b. stutsman was at Muskogee
lay
". II. Kornegay returned from
ashlngton this morning
~. Il, Shelton Is here from Winton,
Frank Barhydt. representing the
.enthaler Linotype company Of
W Orleans. was In the city today.
ank has become benedict since
! last visit to this city
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-03
aoA TursnAY.s rAn.y

+
Tom Byrd was at Chelsea today,
]. w Sanders is here from Tulsa.
c. b. Rogers went to Muskogee to-
day
J G. Hamilton was here tem Tulsa,
today
Guy Patten went to Muskogce last
night
J. s. Davenport went 10 Tulsa this
morning.
j. v. Roberts went to Miami this
morning,
claud shelton was here today from
Centralia
DR., R. v. Pearce went to oklahoma
City today
Judge Denison returned from Miami
last night
Miss Myrtle Williams returned from
Alton today.
Rev J. J. II Reedy went to Chelsea
this morning
T Il. Englehart returned from Che
topa last night.
Miss Betty skinner was here from
Adair yesterday
J. J. Spencer returned from Clare
more last night
Seymour Riddle is attending court
at Miami today
I. II Nipple returned from Ken
tacky last night
George and Claud Mitchell Of Miles
are in vinita today
Miss Edna Hopper of Alluwe was a
visitor here today.
Paul Robinson returned from spav-
inaw this morning
II. w C. Shelton went north on the
Katy this morning
Philander Avery was here today
from Pryor Creek.
Miss Riker came down from os-
wego this morning
Jim Crutchheld was over from
Chelsea this morning
Mrs. Fannie May. was a visitor here
today, from Blueiacket.
j. l. Morning and son, Barton went
to Parsons this morning
Miss Bonita Younger returned today
from visit at ST. Louis
Mr. and Mrs Luther Duncan re-
turned TO Chetopa today.
B. l.. Nall came in from Pensacola
last night, on business
A. c. Gould was here from Blue
jacket on business today.
c. NJ Harvey came down from Mi
ami last night on business.
c. p Shelton and H. F. Weddell
we're here. today. from Todd.
J. T, Larkin has returned from a
visit with relatives In Missouri
w. p. Mcclellan was here from
Claremore yesterday afternoon.
A. E. Hicks. formerly Of this city,
was here today from Erie. Kans
Mrs. l.. N. Frayser Of Chelsea was
here today enroute to Pryor Creek.
Mrs. T. A. Chandler and children
returned from Muskogee last night,
Mrs. A. L. Churchill will entertain
the Circle Club Thursday afternoon.
David Meredith has returned from
visit with his sons at Webb City and
Joplin.
G. S. Rupyan and + S. Dotson went
to Bmejacket this morning for visit
with relatives.
Campbell, father of the New Jerusa-
lem" plan for the state capital, was
IN the city today.
Mrs. NJ. L. Dudley is here from
Tulsa for a visit with her mother
Mrs. NJ. ]. skinner
The derailment OF an empty car on
the Frisco, near the passenger station
caused a little excitement about noon
today
Mrs. w f. Halsell and Misses Eva.
Mary and Clarence Halsell returned
today from visit at New York and
Cleveland.
Mrs. Rosa Conner. Mrs Mamie
Baird and oliver Conner left this
morning for Tucson. Ariz.. where they
will spent the winter
e. B Davidson Is preparing some
special music for the Elks memorial
services to be held at the Episcopal
church next Sunday evening. The
Elks will meet at the club rooms at
o'clock and march in a body to the
church