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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-11
rwrNrY-EIeHrH AssEMBLY nIsTRIcr.

~ I- Eeeton D 4 is bounded by and within
o. Hga1rea 445 SNth street ana lexington avenue
rss; one Houdred and Eighth street. second avenue
las en- 1neea a.q seventh s,Ees Fms, avenue East
Haa1ro4 ana k4tta street and Third Avenue
Eas one Hundred Tenth street Harlem River East
sag m sa, 1'R 1t' fTs' se fss las one one
HgEi7.- and Ninth. street ard Third avenue
O. l14-G ana Nth s5reet second aIenae East one
Eg-5-r5 and F5.sh5h street ana I.eninCtSn avenue
~ -i,,on 3is - IS bounded ~ and within
Ea ore Hundred and Eighth street and Park avenue
- l- rsr5-ed ana Eleventh street Iextnrton avenue
Ess- one Elncrsd and Tenth street and Park avenue
The seventh Election DISTRICT IS bounded hy and within
Esr Or i.515Tsa ana Twelfth street second avenue
Fz--5 Eec;1cn District IS bo.r5e5 nv ana within
PAS one Furd-es and I7ourteentb street second avenue
Es ore Hundred and Twelfth street Lexington ave
5ar7Da line from the corner OF Lexington avenue
Eas' oge Hundred and ThlrteenIh street and Third
Ire Nir.5 Election District bounded BY and within
- 5I---s5 as as 4 f,,a street ELTsL syenee'
Ess s t-15reo and Tenth street and Second avenue.
Eas- ore = 1-e5 ana iftee1h st-eet Plessanf Avenue
Ess re fun5re1 and Sixteenth street. Harlem River
Essa.5 si.es,. F'rss avenue East one Haadred and
ss EeTs1,h Election District is bounded by and within
E4s, One Hundred and Thirteenth 20 Third
- z5 -.,t 49,. s 1-.s o. l-ast one I
.e e. as one Hundred and Iwelfth street and Lex
Para avenue
Trs -weltth Election I is bounded by and within
azst ono Hundred and s5teenth street Third
last one Hundred a7d Thirteenth street Lexington
me Ess- one Hum ed and Fourteenth Park
Tie Thirteenth Election District IS bounded by and
WIN East One Hundred and Fifteenth Second
Eye1-e East one Hundred and Fourteenth street and
-r'-i avenue
TIE Fourteenth Election District is bounded by and
v--r "a diagonal Zine from tire
CRED ana Seventeenth and Lexington
---e- ~ East Hundred and Eighteenth and
----- avenue Third avenue East One Hundred and Se
e-fea-tr street Second East Hundred and
F:eerth street. Third avenue East one Hundred and
s-E-aelrh street and lexington
TIE Fifteenth Election District s bounded by and
Nix East one Hundred and Seventeenth street, Lex
trg-an East one Hundred Sixteenth
5 avenue East one Hundred and Fifteenth and
isr-
TIE Sixteenth Election District is bounded by and
Vt.ri- Fast one Hundred Nineteenth street Third
avenue East one Hundred and Eighteenth street.
easoHei line from The corner OF Third avenue and Eas
f-r H---rs1 and Eighteenth street the oi
Lexington avenue and East Hundred and Seventeenth
sweet East enc Hundred and Seventeenth and ParI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-11
WILD TURKEYS MAY BECOME EXTINCT.

II would be a misfortune for this grand creature.
the wild turkey. perhaps the bird most closely as
ISOLATED with the progress OF our this con-
tnent, TO become extinct Yet this has already
happened in most OF the states Of the Union II
to continue to treat the turkey simply as a
game bird. TO be protected only that il may be
killed for sport, the finish of both turkey and fun
is in sight Destruction OF forests facility OF trans
pCrtatlCn. and modern weapons conlSlne to hasten
The deplOTable end
Year by year more OF our people hunt with cam
eras and fewer with guns Turkeys shot with a
camera remain 20 TN the forests with interest," en-
uVcn the landscape and EcrpetCtre subjects or
study and enjoyment for generations come
There time to save rGiS beautiful bird 90 th8
people OF this country. The plantation in the Big
cypress shows how quickly the Wild turkey
spends % friendly treatment aad suggests the pos
sibiNty OF reStocklDg our too silent forests with
this and other wild creatures which have
nearly cNteruluated.
The one and only way to accomplish this is 20
back mp wise laws by 0n active public tineHt.
And this work should begin right in the big cities.
lt is the city sportsman who carries the automatic
weapon and works &c w. the limit often regardless
OF local law and local sentiment. The lweller on
the border ot the wilderness While often indifor-
ent Go the letter OF the statute is apt % live up
% the law as his community cons trIes t.
j once asked Florida hunter 81 game lass wer
ever kept IN the Pig cypress
I'VE bows keep EN- he replied. 'better'n the feb
lows guide never shoot game tor fun. and r
don't Kill deer trvkev when the laws cfl
unless I'm wOTkiu IN the woods and set hunkrN-
II the sherim wants stop that he'll have % c,.,7
and live with me."-Turkey Tracks N ne oAs
Cypress. by A. ". rs-nock. IN Outing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-11
THiRrlErn ASSEMBLY, DIsTRIcr csoUrn

- rlrst Election District bounded by and within
- s hundred ana siutteerE street Second avenue,
$3.50 -tiSeN u4i4 4-4-4- ave
E.s second Election District 81 bounded by and Whln
-. e hundred and NuefeeUtA street. First avenue
"a '- Hundred aud Sixteenth street 4ad Second
E4e Third Election District IS bounded by and within
-, e t-nered Sixteenth street. First avenue.
-, @ Hundred and Seventeenth street. Harlem River
Esst e hundred and Sixteenth street. Pleasant avenue
~ one Hundred sEL Fifteenth street and second ave
EsS elih Election District - bounded by and within
- hundred and Nineteenth Harlem
Ggsr ne Hundred and Seventeenth street and Fiist
Pa tith Election District s bounded b. and within
49, e Hundred and TWenty-ny street Harlem River
Es.t Hlktu Election DIsrricf bounded bv and within
Esr e Hundred and rsgentyfrFf street Ffrft avenue
lll -- H-n1re1 and Nineteenth street and Second
raft ~ election District is bounded ty aud within
al. -e Huacred ana Twenty fourth street First ave
hseon5 ,,yne hunerea and Iwent5 -nrEt street and
Ia Eighta Esctsoa District is bounded ty AID within
"a Hundred and TBeaty-fogrtb street. Harlem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-11

DOsT OFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON.
d C, oct / I9Os-sealed proposals win Be re-
ceved at the ONCE the Purchasing Agent OF this
Department until o'clock Nov I. 1909. for fur
envelopes for the executive de-
partrlents and independents Establishments OF the
eminent during the period beginning Dec L 1909 and
ending June 80. 1911. Blanks for proposals. with
specifications and Instructions TO bidders viii be fur
nished upon application the Purchasing Agent for
the Post once Department Washington. .. G. c. p.
GRANDFIELD Acting Postmaster General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-11
Surrogates Notices.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDER
n signed. all the next-of-kn OF Frankiyn Spencer
Chapman late OF the City % Rome County OF Oneida
State OF New York. deceased consenttng thereto
intends under provision OF 1884 OF the Code or
civil Procedure providing for the reduction OF the
penalty administrators bond. TO apply Tor Let
OF Administration the Goods Chartels ana
Credits OF deceased All creditors OF said &C.
ceased hereby notified present their claims %
Surrogate OF Oneida County. AZ Utica. New YORK
on or before the Eleventh % November. 1879
KATHERINE NJ = CHAPMAN, Applicant.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-06-22
SENATOR GORE.

To the CONSERVATION Of his oppOn
ents and to the admiration Of the
whole country. Senator Gore Of Okla
homa has proved that blindness Is by
no means the handicap that It Is sup
posed to be. As one person In every
thousand OF population Is blind, the
remarkable statistical tilt Of Senator
Gore with Senator Lodge. Ia which
the former came out victorious. is to
thousands Of people not only revela-
ton, but an inspiration.
since the founding OF the Royal
Blind Asylum in Edinburg by blind
David Miller Ia 1891, we have walked
mp to the fact that blindness does not
hinder intellectual power The world
mas been nobler because OF blind poets,
better because Of blind preachers,
stimulated by blind musicians. and IN.
spired by blind prophets In her re-.
markable papers. Helen Keller says
that sight is by no means the major
sense and that there are others far
more valuable 10 life.
Blindness insures an isolation imper.
ative for the highest product of the
human intellect The blind is con.
centrated essence Of attention Be.
cause he Is not distracted Senator
Gore can perform feats Of memory
that would be impossible 10 seeing
man The blind has also the advan.
tage Of being single in intention That
is one reason why Mr. Gore looks the
tariff problem straight In the heart
lie Is not wheedled from his conyic-
tion. nor seduced from his faith He
is impregnable. studious. and 50 spite
Of bis blindness. the most all-seeing
democrat in the senate No one can
ever hold him in contempt Boston
Post Saturday, June 3.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-06-22

right 10 ~ a child Toe period %
childhood cones bur once De- pure.
simple healthy pleasures can BE- en-
foyed but o1ce Am01g the happiest
days 0f life are those streauras, care
free ones - the DiayshoH and The
swiumln' h0ie On the 30gs q
rhose chLdhood times and tLe benefit
o. mind and 5ooy u their frsedon
what must BE- the misfortune 81 the
m4l o. wOman Elo Las never been =
zeal chiid. What . duty il is d par
ents 70 see that their children BE- real
chiidFen,-Walter Williams in uuiFer-
sity MlssOarian.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-06-22
KANSAS CITY STOCK
MARKET.


Kansas City. stock Yards. June q.
The run d guarantees last seek
xss 0f about the same volume a. The
run the previous week. and consisted
mainly of grzssers of common quality
livery few neal fed steers included.
Top for the week was $50 paid
Monday The market closed the
week showing q slight advance from
close Of the previous week There
vas little Or no change in the COW
market. and calves ruled steady for
the week. top calves selling at 800,
although the run Of calves was quite
heavy The run of cattle today Is
5000 head very light for a Monday al
this season Of the year OF this mum
Der 900 are yarded IN the southern
division The market on natives Is
slow. steady on heavies and strong
on the handy weights Demand is
more for the handy weight steers and
for this reason guarantees are sell
ing 70 veil Market 10 that division
today Is strong and active, steers up
70 $3.50. bulk at 1926 to $3.50. COWS
bring s275 to 1856. Gamers around
$4,000 bulls 1886 to 1915. Yeals up to
$1,000. Predictions indicate that
movement from quarantine district
viii be very liberal from this time
on.
The hog market continued It's up
ward turn each day last week, and is
again higher today. The supply Of
hogs at all the markets is very light
for this season Of the year and prices
paid today are the highest paid at
this point since June. 1902. when |
$3.50 was paid The run today is /
5000 head, market strong 10 higher
Heavy hogs are selling at $40 to /
s795, packers and butchers s77O 10 !
$3.50. lights s735 to S7.75, pigs s5.75 /
10 800. With continued light mar.
keting Of hogs. prices win pass the
$4,000 mark.
With increased receipts OF sleep
and lambs last week and quality only
fair. market fuctuated widely, mutton
grades closing the week with a loss
of Is to % cents, lambs suffering a
loss Of 10 to 20 cents Receipts in
oluded good many stock sheep. The
run today is 10000 head. sheep Is to
IS cents on, lambs 20 to 30 cents
over Some spring lambs sold at
$3.50 today bulk Of lambs at 1915 to
$4,000. wethers $3.50 to $3.50. ewes
'4.35 to $5.l5, goats 1926 to s4O0.
Receipts In the quarantine division
lere today totaled 2lO car loads. mar.
Set strong to shade higher aud ac-
i've
representative sales in that dlyi-
sion are.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-06-22
1As RlaAr 10 BE A CHILD.

We hear a great deal about the duty
Of children to parents. How little we
hear IN proportion about the duty Of
parents to children And yet, which
is the more fundamental duty? The
parents owe duty to the child in
herenty. regardless Of the conduct OF
that child The child owes a duty 10
It's parents only IN so far as they per.
form their duty toward a. The duty
Of the parents Is a primary one, that
OF the child a secondary one. Yet
how often we see these duties per
formed ill-proportionately. How often
we see the divorce courts relieving one
or both OF the parents from their duty.
How often we hear Of undeserying par
ents demanding a duty from their chill
dren which they have failed to make a
duty.
The greatest duty Of parents toward
child IS to see that it enjoys its
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-06-22

T C. Rogers and soas have pErchzs
"a s3 acres d land from Louis WOOD
all
ID s aid tze township board I'll
Lay olt some naE roads in this cls
trict next seek
son Eas born % Nr and MFs Bel
CaldEeI lasr Week. mother and child
are doing nicelT
The normal a. Vilita vLll close Fri
dzy d this week and or school dis
rrict has 10 teacher as yet
I'd Woods ard Miss BeIeE Of Cabin
we're married By the township Official
lsst Thursday and gave their frends
a dance Friday night
L Is believed that II vinita would
furnish desirable location for =
court house. the bonds would carry
and il would b. an Advantage 70 have
il az Vinita-
Among those who have taken tele.
phone stock here are, A Haggard.
Perry Lawrence. Ira Drissher. A. A.
and C " Carselowey. The line viii
b. complete next week
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-06-22
r. F. D. NO g.

Dated June p
Miss Ora Gamben visited in this
vicinity Sunday
Bud Gambell transacted business in
Yinita Saturday
The rain Saturday was appreciated
by everyone here
Farmers here are cutting their whea,
and oats. crops are looking fine.
Miss Eva Rogers is expected home
the last Of this week from yinita.
Minnie Sloan returned from St
Louis last week for a few days visit.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-06-22
STATE PARAGRAPHS.


Wyandotte is preparing for q great
Indian reunion beginning July p and
lasting until July 81
Tulsa has Just let a contract for
lfo1y-eight blocks Of asphalt paving
At a total cost Of .s5s7s
n
The Santa Fe has announced its id.
tention Of building a cutoff from
Cushing through saDulpa TO Tulsa.
Cattlemen In Usage county are csus-
ing trouble by cutting wires in the
territory where new section line roads
are being opened.
The western and north central cOun-
ties Of Oklahoma are now harvesting
the greatest wheat crop in the his
tory Of that section.
In six out Of eight marriage licenses
issued at Wynnewood last week. the
brides were widows Yes. the Merry
Widow is still popular in Oklahoma.
Black Hand" letters have caused
Rev. L. l.. Saunders, the boy eyange-
list" at Wagner, to hand in his resig-
nation as pastor Of the First Baptist
church.
Fort Gibson Is bOasting Of a potato
crop that will yield from 125 to 175
bushels per acre Potatoes at 81 O5
per bushel with such a yield is indeed
a profitable crop.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-06-22

II is for only a little season that the
law breaker has his sway, then comes
the reaction and the people assert
themselves and this great govern
meut moves on The psalmist de-
clares 4 have seen the wicked
spreading himself like the green hey
tree" but the next time he looked the
wicked was nowhere to be seen
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-06-22

Within very few days those who
want 70 take plunge In the swim
ming pool at Electric park may do 80.
About fifty younsters were In swim
Ing there yesterday and last night.
The possibilities Of Vinita arteslan
water are immense.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-06-22

The city has begun 10 grow little
restless At the prospect Of better gas
facilities Midsummer Is nov here
and no start has been made for an in
creased flow.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-06-22

All over Craig county may be seen
cosy new school houses This means
that every neighborhoOd Is to have
school and every child chance for
an education.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-06-22

The tariff o. white paper viii be IN
changed notwithstanding the clamOf Of
all the newspapers. The power 81 the
press may be said to be minimlzed
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-06-22

The ruling that al liquor must be
shipped HHt5 Oklahoma b. freight Till
not lessen the quantity shipped II
viii only have 10 BE- ordered earlier
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-06-22

Dr. Long tae uatgre iaker accord-
Ing % RooseVelt. sayz The moose can't
galop But Long never saE . moose
with Rooseveif after him
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-06-22

WIKI gathering the Eews aEd dOdg-
ing automobiles these warm days the
Cnleftzln reportOrizl sta9 has plenty
10 Do.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-06-22

T1e Constitution hTes ths capital -
Guthrie for some yeara yet bur Faat
Il ne Constitution amO1g frssucs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-02
CUT RATES ARE LEGAL
Court Holds Contract With Manu-.
faeturers Calling For Maintenance Of
Drug Rates is Violation Of Law and
in Restraint Of Trade.

Cincinnati, Oct. 2.-"Cut rate" drug
gists won a victory today thru de-
cision of Judge Hoffheimer. of the local
common pleas court.
w. ID. Freeman a manufacturer of
face powder, sued Raphael w. Miller,
one of his agents. for $4,000 alleged
damages. Freeman alleged that his
contract with Miller bound the latter
not to sell any of the Freeman pro-
ducts to any druggist who would sell 1T
at less than the retail price specified
by the manufacturer. Miller sold a
quantity of the powder to Cincinnati
"cut-rate" druggist. Miller demurred
to the suit, alleging the contract with
Freeman was in violation of the Vail
entine antitrust law. The judge sus-
tanned the demurrer. declaring the con-
tract was in restraint of trade. against
public policy. and clear violation OF
law
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-02
REJECTED LOVER KILLS
Man of so Year. Eaters Room of Young
Woman in Chicago, Shoots Her as
She slssps, Then Kills Himself.

Chicago, Oct. 2.-The refusal of Miss
Phoebe Armstrong. aged %, to marry
Charles L. Miller, a stationary en-
gineer. aged so, terminated in double
tragedy in the boarding house at 51s
Rush street early today.
According to the police Miss Arm
strong. who was etSnlcycd as cashier
for a business. firm. roomed on the
first floor, and her admirer who had
been attentive for two years, on the
second. Miss Armstrong slept with d
window open, and 1t Is said, by de-
tectives, that Miller, having stolen
down the back stairway, entered the
room by this means about a. m. The
position of Miss Armstrong; body
seemed to indicate that she was shot
as she slept, her body being in a nat
ural sleeping position when discovered.
Miller was fully Clothed. He Is be-
lieved to have shot the girl, then end
ed his own life. Miss Armstrong leaves
widowed mother at Morris, Ill.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-02
STATE AND FOREIGN coMpANlE0
MUST DEFEND ArrAcks ON
FRANcHisEs.
ACCUSED OF ENGAGING
IN RETAIL LIQUOR SALES
Milwaukee,, Chicago, St. Louis, cinein-
natl and indian. Breweriss Affected
by Outcome Of case--If Law is su.-
tanned Companies VIII Forfeit state
Franchises.


Indianapolis. Ind. Oct. "A brewing
company of Milwaukee and other for
eign and Indiana brewing companies
are required to- show cause in the SUI
perlor court OF this county next Tues
day why their charters should not be
forfeited for their alleged violation Of
franchise rights in their operating re-
tail saloons in this city
Judge Bartholomew has ruled
against the Milwaukee company's mos
ton to throw out the suits of the at
torney general of Indiana, who seeks
a revocation of the franchises Of Mil
waukee, Chicago St Louis. -Cincin-
natl. and Indiana hreweries II the
suits he already has flied are success
full more will be instituted.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-02
Iowa at WASHINGTON.

Washington, Oct 2.-William M. Air
has been appointed postmaster at
Seney, Plymouth county. vice j. Alder
son.
Rural carriers have been appointed
as follows:
Fayette-Frank w. smartley.
Panama-John Mickels.
The postmaster general has allowed
the postmastels at Des Moines five ad-
ditional carriers from Oct. Is.
Patents have been granted as fol-
lows:
F.. E. Boyle, of centerville, sitter; F,
Cumming, Of Waterloo fence wire re-
leasing device; j. Dain, of Ottumwa.
hay stacker; W. H. Kogle, Of Mason
City, hot water heater: c. A. Lonneck-
er, of Arispe, corn replanter; r. Peder-
son, Of Parksburg. wagon loading de-
vice and loading fork; D. D. Spracklin,
Of Deep River. weight motor; c. d.
Wagner, of Cedar Rapids, sheet metal
sheers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-02
Armed Suspect Under Arrs.t.

HTIUe0 SO8PSCI OO0oF Aff99vs
Portland, Oct. captain Bailey and
two local detectives arrested a heavily
armed man in front of the Portland
hotel Just as the president was enter
ing his automobile to participate in the
military parade. The man refused to
give his name, but said he was from
Boston.
Bailey was attracted by the peculiar
actions of the man. He had a camera
in his hand and was trying desperate
ly to reach a point of vantage close to
the president Summoning two detec-
tives, Bailey placed the man under ar
rest. When he was searched a six
shooter was found upon him, together
with quantity Of extra ammunition.
Later the man gave his name as Ar
thur q. Wright, aged %. He said he
arrived from Lowell City, Mass, Tues
day night, and that he was accustomed
to carrying q pistol. He could not,
however. explain the possession of a
quantity Of extra ammunition. He said
his parents were wealthy, and that his
trip west was solely for pleasure. A
police shield, found on his person,
marked Rowell, brought forth the fact
that he was formerly connected with
the police force OF that city. He is
held by the police on a temporary
charge Of carrying concealed weapons
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-02
CONVENTION EN-.
DoRsEs TAFT AND THE PAYNE.
ALpRlch REVENUE BILL.
DESIGNATED AS OF VALUE
TO THE LAsoRlNe MAN
Massachusetts Republicans Profe.. to
SEQ Great Benefit to Workers in New
Measure, and q Prosperity and Com
fort Promoter to Mass Of the people
Other News.

Boston. Oct. 2.-The platform adopted
by the republican state convention to-
Gay considers the income tax non-
partisan question and favors leaving it
to the legislature for decision
The platform commends the policy
OF conservation of the nations re-
sources: gives unqualified approval"
of the administration OF President
Taft; expresses the belief that the tar
IN law us of more value to the labor
ing interests of the United States than
any measure that has ever been en-
acted, and that it will. bring more pros
perlty and more comfort to more people
than were ever before affected by any
one act Of industrial legislation
Governor Draper was unanimously
nominated for reelection.