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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-07-21
FRISCO CASHIER Died
At SPRINGFIELD HOSPITAL

l.. Allen, cashier for the Frisco at
this point, died yesterday afternoon at
o'clock. at the company hospital at
Springfield, Mo. Mr. Allen was taken
violently i'll about ten days ago and
was removed to the hospital at
Springfield. where an operation was
to have been performed as soon as
it was thought that he was able to
stand the shock A few days ago he
began to grow worse and the end
came yesterday.
Mr.. Allen is survived by his wife,
who was at his bedside when he pass
ed away. The remains were brought
here and the funeral will be held
from the residence tomorrow after.
noon.
Mr.. Allen was connected with the
Frisco here for several months and
by his pleasant congenial manner won
great many friends who feel great
ly the loss and extend deepest sympa-
thies to the bereayed wife.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-07-21
GAINESVILLE FIRM
BUYS MORE BOOZE

Guthrie, Okla July 21. ~ NJ. a.
Smith, representative Of the state ag-
ency, who has been gathering up the
adjucated contraband liquor captured
at Oklahoma City reports that car
load consisting of 100 barrels of beer,
70 c-ses of whisky and some other
liquor we're shipped to Gainesville,
Tex, yesterday and sold to the same
firm that has bought all Of the other
coniiscated goods belonging to the
state. The money derived from this
sale will be used to further prose
cute violators of the prohibitory law.
Mr.. Smith also disposed of 10 refriger-
ators, 45 tubs. 2 barrels of glasses and
% barrels of empty bottles, all of
which had been captured in Oklahoma
City.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-07-21
RECEIVERS A RELIC
OF V|N|TA'S PAST
Copy Of chieftain Published in 1895
is Found in Corner Stone Of
Morris Knights Building.

In remodeling the former residence
Of John Swain on North Wilson street,
now owned by M. f. Knight, an N
teresting relic Of old days was brought
to light. This relic is copy Of the
Chieftain, published January 8, 1895.
This paper was placed in the corner
stone of the building which was under
construction at that time
A singular coincidence was noticed
in the fact that on the front page of
this paper, is glaring letters was the
familiar expression. slightly disfigur-
ed, but still in the lead" This sent
ence was a part of display of an ad-
vertisement for the Model" store
conducted by DIR. T. T. Winner, in the
old Mcclellan building on the east
side.
After being buried for more than
fourteen years, this paper is almost
as whole and unsoiled as the day it
was printed. 1t is like voice from
the dead past and many Of the old
timers here viewed it today with con-
siderable pleasure. A glance over the
columns of items brings pleasant
remembrances of the days when Vinita
was a struggling village when the
thought of telephone system bad
never entered the minds of her most
progressive citizens and even the most
imaginative had never dreamed that
eighteen passenger trains each day
would unload their hundreds or people
in this city, nor that the streets,
then the favorite wallowing place of
the peaceful SOW, would ever be paved
with brick, nor that the pure air of
the thinly settled suburbs would ever
be filled with the odor Of gasoline and
the peace Of the citizens everlastingly
destroyed by the constant "honk honk"
of whirring automobiles.
On the front page of this relic of the
past was lengthy white-up of all the
firms then doing business in Vinita and
were it possible the Chieftain would
reproduce that article. 1t would GER
tainly be Of interest to those who
have been living in the town since tl>-@
day. In its columns were the adver-
tisements of such firms as Skinner &
Ratcliff. w. r. Badgett, T. F. Thomp-
son & Bro, Vinita Meat K Produce
Co.. CA c. Hoffman) j. w. Martin.
Swain Grocery, Charlesworth & Buff
fington, George Blakeney. q. T. Iron
side. Joseph Hunt & Co., and many
others.
In the news columns were many
items bearing on men who are today
residing in Vinita
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-07-21
By Associated PICS.

BY Associated Press.
Houston, Tex, July 2l-Reports of
storm of hurricane proportions at
Galveston, have reached here over
the telephone All other wires are
reported down.
Two bathing payillions are said to
have been wrecked and the fishing
piers swept away. The surf is report
ed to be jumping over the sea walls
in several places. The wind has
reached a velocity of sixty miles per
hour.
From the nature of gulf hurricanes
it can be said with certainty that if
the water at Galveston has risen so
that the surf has jumped over the
sea wall, as reported to be the fact,
there is also perilously high water
along the Texas coast for scores and
perhaps hundreds of miles on either
side of Galveston. The small com
munities and numerous summer re-
sorts along the unprotected coast
would be in greatest danger.
It is reported that barge in the
Galveston bay ran against the cables
of the telegraph companies and de-
stroyed communication
New Orleans, La, July 21 = The
weather bureau says there is not
likely to be serious damage at New
Orleans from the high waters that
threaten Galveston. The reports in
dicate that little if any damage has
been done to shipping
Mobile, Ala, July 21.-The sea is
mountain high of Mobile bar. Yes
sells are unable to some in and have
put back to sea.
Washington, D, c., July 21.-A re
port received at the weather bureau
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-07-21
Surf Reported to Be Jumping Over Sea WALL
Wind Reached Velocity of Sixty Miles an
Hour Water in Streets Reported to Be
TwO to -Four Feet in Depth--Sea is
Mountain High at Mobile Vessels
Compelled to Turn Back to Sea.

from Galveston, stated that at 1920
this morning the gulf was
high and rising and that the water
in the western portion Of the city
was several feet deep. The baro-
meter the report says was falling
rapidly. The storm that is approach
ing the Texas coast was first sighted
last Saturday over the Caribbean sea.
New York. July 21.-At two o'clock
this afternoon the Western Union re-
fused wire communication with Gal
weston. Then it was believed that
the worst of the storm was over. The
message said the wind attained its
highest velocity of about sixty miles
an hour this morning about 10:30 and
that some Of the city's streets We're
covered with water for depth of
from two to four feet. AS the day
progressed the wind shifted to the
south and diminished somewhat.
Three sections Of the Galveston
bridge were blown down and no
trains running between Galveston
and the main land
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-07-21
RAILROAD CASES
ARE BEING HEARD
Two Federal Judges viii Jointly Hear
Arguments on Injunction to Pre-
vent Collection Of Taxes.

Guthrie, Okla, July 2l. = Federal
Judges Campbell, of the eastern dis
trict and Cotteral, of the western dis
trict of Oklahoma, will sit here joaht-
" today to hear arguments in the in
junction suits instituted in the United
States circuit court by the katy" /"
Santa Fe, Midland Valley, Ft. Smith
and Western and Ell Reno and West
ern roads against the sheriffs and
treasurers of the various Oklahoma
counties in which they have property
to restrain the collection of the last
half OF the taxes for the year 1908,
which became delinquent June 18th
last. The attorneys and many Of the
high officials Of the railroad arrived
here yesterday afternoon to attend
the hearing which will probably last
several days. Those that arrived yes
terday are: j. E. Hurley, general
solicitor of the Santa Fe; President
"A. c. Dustin and General Manager w.
r. Bushnell of the TT. Smith and
Western; General Solicitor Clifford
jackson for the Katy" in Oklahoma;
J. w. McLoud. general solicitor and
j. F. Holden, general manager of the
Midland Valley road Attorney Cen
erals G. A. Henshaw and Charles l..
Moore will represent the state
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-07-21
TO
SWELL VALUATION
Horses Are Most Valuable Live Stock
-county's Dogs Have Assess
ed Valuation Or s4.oos.

The report of the clerk of Craig
county, just made public shows the
total assessed valuation of property
in this county, as fixed by the board
Of equalization, to be sS,SS9. $50. The
total valuation Of all city property
in the county is given at s1,s62. .233.
This report caused considerable
amazement as last years assessment
gave the valuation Of vinita property
alone at more than 100000. An in
vestigation, however, discloses the
fact that none Of the property Of pub
lie utility corporations are included in
the report These valuations are to
be furnished to the clerk later by the
state auditor. From the assessment
on such property last year. the total
valuation in Craig county will be
swelled to something over $11.O00,O00,
when this property is added to the tax
list.
In the list OF property included in
Mr.. Nix's report. horses head the list
of live stock with total valuation Of
$506,0S Cattle is second with val
uation Of s469,654. The assessed val
uation of all the sheep and goats in the
county is 1913 while there are s4,003
worth OF dogs in the county
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-07-21
WILLIAMS IS MADE
SPECIAL OFFICER
City Council Disposes Of Routine Busi-
ness-Provides For Payment Of
Canadian improvements.

The city council met in regular ses-
sion last night and attended to great
bulk of routine business. The new
council has its business pretty wellin
hand now. and for the first time since
it went into Office, has its work finish
ed up to date.
At the meeting last night reso-
luton was adopted providing for is
suing bonds for the payment of inn
provement work on West Canadian
avenue.
DR.. W. G. Williams was appointed
special police for Electric park The
request for this appointment was made
by DR.. Williams in order that tic
crowds that visit the park may have
the assurance of protection.
The usual budget Of bills against
the city were allowed.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-07-21
NINETEEN FAT STEERS
KILLED BY LIGHTNING

Bartlesville, OKLA, July 21.--Eugene
Hays of Elgin, Kans., lost nineteen
fat steers during a thunderstorm by
single stroke of lightning. The ami
mails were to have been loaded for
shipment to market. They were stand
ing together in corner Of a fence
when the bolt came. It hit the wire
fence and the cattle had drifted
against it. The whole nineteen top
pied over together, dead. Nothing
but the hides on about half of the
bunch was saved
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-07-21
TERRIBLE HURRICANE IS AGAIN THREATENING
To DEVASTATE THE CITY Of GALVESTON
ORDINANCE IS STEP
TOWARD CIVILIZATION

Tulsa, Okla, July 2l-At the re-
quest of the Society for the Proven
tion of Cruelty to Animals and vari-
ouse other societies in the city. the
city commissioners have enacted an
ordinance which makes it an offense
punishable with a heavy fine and inn
prisonment for drivers to overload,
overcheck or otherwise mistreat
horses. 1t is said that special
force of officers will be detailed to
watch for infractions of this law and
that justice win be meted out with
heavy hand in such cases.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-07-21
Two New Agents Appointed.

Guthrie, Okla, July 21--J F. santle
was appointed local agent at Okmul-
gee for the state agency yesterday and
w. M. Rawlins who last year served
the state In the same capacity was ap
pointed local agent at Ponce City.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-07-21
NORTHERN WISCONSIN
DAMAGED BY CLOUDBURST
BY Associated Press.

by AsbUNIdItu FIUha,
Ashland, Wis, July 21.-A cloud
burst late last night, caused five-
hundred thousand dollar loss to prop
erty in northern Wisconsin. The
power plant at White river washed
out and the dam breaking in White
river has imperiled Odanah and the
people there have been warned to
leave their homes
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-07-21
MlNN EsoTA TOWNS ARE
IMPERlLED az FLOODS.

BY Associated Press.
Twin Valley, Mimi, July si.-The
heavy rains have caused an over
flow Of Wild Rice river and March
creek. entering the village Of Heiberg.
which is in great danger, Of being
swept away.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-07-21
FURTHER REDUCTION IN
CRUDE OIL ANNOUNCED.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Bartlesville Okla. July 81 - The
Prairie Oil & Gas company. today.
announced an additional reduction in
the price Of Oklahoma and Kansas
crude oil to thirty-fve cents a barrel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08

Iuf 5um WosfenboIl. -
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rcs nSbaliu . WG%nnerd)ors" IN Der
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blrd) Elm prtd)tigcs 5nblent. Zen
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Tulo's Srd)citer miro iiir eiu ~ilotteS
San5progranum Gorge traacn. Die
&orbcrcitungen wltrocn bon iolgcn.
Den Gomite'n bclorBt:
Arrangements Gomite - George
&lnmclbcbcr, Toriiber; 0crnF. Gin.
ncmonn, Sranf Hudlc. 6rcb Hobc
uno Otto Sriig9enluun.
Gmpfnngs : Gomlite - 0tur @ol.
tier, Goriiser; Stto 9riiggcmann.
Gr. !, o. Sclnpel, Noplpb Siridl.
&einrid) 6reper, EnuI Iotbiduh,
SERB. Shiitte. Srco. Struotmann
Gb. Scmmlcr II. Ir. Sheuermom.
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ter mid urlb Grnit Sronf.
9or.Gomite-6ranf Nltdlc, 6ranf
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Otto griiggcnlann iino George Sim.
mclbcber.
Gintrittsforten iino int 8orpcr-
fdnf i'm 0ercinslofol. Goigt's Salle,
al. Soricro.A pcmic, ionic bel Srn.
Geo. Simnlelbcber, Nr. 3i5. Moro.
gocnitrnbc, 81 90 Gents pro Stiid
5t babcn, p1breno ali Scr aaiie eli,
Gilltritt BON 80 Geitts erbobel, miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08
Spuncnaui. nno ltntcranna.
Gas @ctter.

Sir Wurplnl0 unh ben 0iltrift
columbia bclltc Nad]nlitto1 Iu1b
Nbellb Hcgcn; Gicnitog Mcgen ODER
Shncc unb fGIter. Scitlihe @inbe.
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ten Sbcil oca SugeS g~erooc5u ioeoleS
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plclen Sogen niht 10 iebr belebt.
Gic b0dlIte Scmperotilr betrug 81
@rao nm 3 llbr Nuhnlittols mo
Der nicorialtc Sbcrmomcteritono mar
81 @rao nm 6 llbr Worgens.
Sn Den iIbrigcn 9rnoes . @ctters
Scobodtlmaa = Stotioncn mllroe Der
iolgcnoc b0d)ltc Sbermometerltono
pcr5eidrnct: Gnitport 40, Eortlano
36, Bolton II, Nlbanp 81, Nems
Uorf II, Tbilaoelpbia As. Ailontic
Gitp Is, Maibington 81, Npriolf 90,
Sattcras 90, Charlotte &c, @ilming.
ton GS, GbnrlcIton 66, Sopannoh
80, Sodionpiae 80, Supiter so, Sen
@elt 80, Ntlanta 10, montgomery
"A, Nep-Srleans 80, Yoieiiine 80,
@aluelton 20, Corpus Gbriiti II,
Mcnlpbis 56, Cincinnati SO, Gittss
burg As, Sspego SO, Buffalo 36.
Glcpclano II, Tctroit 46, Nlpcna 10,
Marquette 36, Green Gan 40, Gbi.
cago ~, Gulutb 80. ct. Saul 26,
ct. 2ouis IS, &onios Gitp 56, Onla-
Gc SO, Surou %. 9ismard 81, @il.
lilton %, Sabre fl, Sclcna 10. Solt
Safe ~, 0enpcr 30, Nortb Eluttc
30, Sobgc Gitu 6S, Nnlariuo II,
Cos NllaelcS Ga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08
Spesial-C

VI. MeiTcrt, 409-41t Gorb. Gan.
Strafe, Der beitbcfannte Srutide Ybo.
tOsrapb: Offcrirt nnr fir Sieie @Ode'
Sin lcbcnsgrohcs WlS, in Manarrll'
iarben aemalt Mnb bon bubem Flint.
lerHdem @crtbe, frei NIT einem
1utent ieincr beiten Gabinet.S tnbieu
iiir $500. @caalGrer Ereis $4,000.
Wnte Gabinet.Si $1.50 mnb ami
uGrts. @ersrSkerunseu BON altex
gilbern in allen Nusfibransen. AQs
Mrbeiten %sarantirt. Ndten sic ipe.
,iel auf nnicrm Wameu nnb SaMs.
aammer, 4O9-411 Norb.Gap. Str
(Dra13SuS, 1O
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Sugb &eiap, Nr. 40, @eit Sranf.

Sugb GeiQn Hr. 40, @eit .Sranf.
linltr.
1Srunf liernepL Somoro. II. Grant-
Iill.Str.
Srunf g. Eipitone, Hr. 110-112,
Oit-Somboroltr.
,3u Ser obenerlpdblltcn Delegation
bon Sotellellten, iueld,e bel Der &c.
bDrbe Eroteit erhpb, 9eborten:
Sol. Serome $. Sopcc, Sotel Sopcc.
2ollis y. Sanlanni, Ct. Somcs.
Sotel.
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gilbert ". Haibt. Sotel 9elpeocrc.
SnmeS =. q. S'9onor, Sotel Rcn,
merit.
&. @orner Stord, Sotel Iltonont.
Hpbcrt g. Gomns, Sotel Staiioro.
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Strcitart bcgrnbcu?

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j. Stone id)iitteln lid IN Ser Del.
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llehn1en bereitct bcn Eolitiferll
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Grnennnngen bemtc eriuartct.

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Sberiten q. .. Cunningham iuer.
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