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Evening journal., 1909-08-23
NEWSY DOINGS
OF new CASTLE
Mrs. William O'COnnOr Re-
turns From a Visit to State
Of Washington

NEW CASTLE. Del. Aug. 23-Mrs. Will
liam O'Connor arrived homo yesterday
from a visit to her brothers who are in
business IN the state OF Washington. Mrs
OConnor tells OF the great prosperity IN
Seattle. ono OF her brothers. Joseph Cor
nlsh, was formerly q member Of the Will
mington police force.
Charles Moore colored, came in of the
farm on Saturday and after nc INDUCED IN
q few drinks he wanted TO fight. His
movements caused suspicion that he
might have q weapon ia his pocket. John
Henry Davis sent a brick flying at Moore s
head with such force that Moore fell
down. Then Joseph williams. also color
cd, took a razor away from the man and
r. escape arrest he left the city.
Tax Collector William w. Leach, who
has been confined TO his home for the
past few weeks, wasable TO resume his
duties today as conductor on the local
trolley line.
Section hands from this place have
been putting in new rails on the branch
road at Marydel.
James II. Campbell IS confined to his
home and is threatened with typhoid fe-
yer.
The infant child Of Mr. and Mrs Henry
Gianden. Jr., died yesterday.
The REV. f. v. Campbell left today for
week 70 attend the annuet-wtreat Of
tho clergy Of the Diocese cPoinNngton.
Tho funeral Of Albert dperinteFf Red
Lion viii be held tcobable tjbrnoon
Many persons from Roosevelt yam at
tend Il. t.
New Castle VII Mat the = qeo'' o
--i>ae qll-i ie4aeppow TO-" 'i'e tcitei
Tho committee in g., Of the iel'
day sports on Saturday next have dc
coded to add a one mile event. Il Is ex
pecied there win be over 1900 poap'e ir
attendance.
since the steel plants are putting on
additional men. the demand for the OPEN
mg OF North sixth street grows stronger
and stronger. By the opening OF Sixth
street hundreds Of men night and morn
ing would save over half a mile walk. II
IS the direct route also from tho mills "a
Tho raiisoad station where the express is
shipped.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
Fined For Corner Lounoino

Charged with corner lounging at
Ninth and Walnut streets. William
Brown. colored. was fined s. and costs
by Deputy Judge Joslyn IN CITY Court
this morning. According to Patrolman
Bradford, Brown was ono of "a crowd
that maWes the corner impossible.
Brown said he was merely passing at
the time and was mistaken for the
others when they ran.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
GAVE HIM A PUNCH
INSTEAD OF CIGARETTE

Benjamin Fisher. coloro@ whose legs
have been cut of below tho Knee was
the complainant in city Court this morn
ing against Harvey Townsend, also col
ored charged with assault and battery.
According to Fisher. Townsend snatched
cigarette from his mouth at Front anc
Market streets. and when he demanded
It back Townsend struck him I'M the
nose. Townsend pleaded guilty and was
fined so and costs.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
STUMBLING Blocks.

Something's always turning upl
Plans are laid with care
That we think are bound to work
And VIII get somewhere,
But the something In the way
That we did not see
Twists them into forty shapes,
Makes them climb tree.
We concoct a little scheme
That looks swell indeed.
Not a reason we can see
Why II won't succeed.
But Il strikes a snag we did
Not suspect was there.
And at once our splendid scheme
Sails into the air.
When We meet a pretty girl
Who is Just our size
And we have her on the slate
For our special prize
Some one handsomer appears
Who has got the price,
And she turns a shoulder cold
AS a cake OF ice.
Thus It is we never know
What a day will bring.
Though we with the greatest care
Figure on a thing,
Something's always turning up.
Useless tits to frown.
That is why our dearest plans
Get a turning down.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
Auto Bus LAD Some TroubIe.

The big automobile truck of the
Charles Warner Company. which is
used i'm hauling passengers to and from
Brandywine Summit camp meeting, had
some trouble with one of the cylinders
of its engine yesterday while near
Talleyville. interfering with its trip,
The automobile has done remarkable
service during camp and has hauled
hundreds of persons.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
MEAT INSPECTOR
COM ENNS CATTLE

Meat Inspector Morrison made his re-
port for June to the Board Of Health
today. During the month Mr.. Morrison
inspected 617 cattle, 279 calves, 512
sheep and lambs. and 9O5 hogs.
Beside seven cattle and three hogs
the meat inspector condemned $500
pounds Of meat.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
Took Mateh as ! Joke.

The prosecuting witness declaring
that he believed the defendant had
merely been joking with him. the
charge Of larcenc yof a watch from
George II. Gibbs. colored, against Harry
Gilbert, also colored. was dismissed bv
Deputy Judge Joslyn in City Court this
morning The watch had been returned.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
TROUBLE OVER A MILK Bill.

Charged with cmbezzlement, Edward
Moston. aged "a years. was held under
5000 bail by Deputy Judge Joslyn this
morning in City Court until Wednes-
day. when Humane Agent Frank Stout
will report The boy is accused OF coll
lccting 81 from Mrs. Emma Neascy
on milk bill due Jesse w. Hartley,
although he had been previously dis
charged from the latter's employ.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
.Juniors eoino 40 striek.rsviII..

The members OF Eureka Council. No.
1. Junior order United American Me-
chenics. viii give an automobile ride
TO Strickersville on Monday evening.
August so. The Wilmington Juniors
VIII visit Strickersville Council OF that
pllce. They anticipate taking about 40
OF their members on the trip.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
Housewife BreaI<s a L..

After scrubbing the floors Of her
home on Saturday afternon, Mrs. Laura
Hudson, Of No. 532 East Seventh street,
started TO walk across the slippery
boards and fell. breaking her left leg
The fracture was reduced at the Home
opathic Hospital
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
Youna Woman's Arm Brok.,

While Norman kaschner. OF this city
and young woman friend were driv-
ing out the l<ennett turnpike last
evening. their carriage was run into
by another vehicle and the young
woman was thrown out She sustained
fractured arm and her escort took
her 20 the Delaware Hospital where the
fracture was reduced.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
open opera House AUGUST 30

L. B. Cool general manager of the
Bijou Circuit Company lessee Of the
Opera House. says the improved theatre
will be opened for the fall and winter
season on Monday, August 30. The al
terations and Improvements are now
well advanced and will soon be finished,
making a beautiful playhouse.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
Excursion to Penns,ro,,.

The morning school of Grace Meth
odist Episcopal Church will give an
excursion to Pennsgrove tomorrow
morning. Boats will leave King street
wharves at 7.30 a. m. and 10 a. m.
1t will be the first excursion by the
school.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
cHANDI ER Undertakes
ShHANDALh g Embalmer

No. zI4 W. Ninth Street
Careful attention day or niang
Bodies In Boarding Houses. Hotsis
anu Hospitals removed and cared Tor
until claimed. Carriages furnishes
Appointments nrst-class Both rnonan
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
Grain Market

Reported daily by F. D. LaoEey &
Co. bankers and brokers, members
Philadelphia Stock Exchange, s4s Mar
ket ST.
WHEAT CORN, OATS.
Sept. Dec. Sept Dec. Sept. Dec.
9Sss 9lls 669s 56h 81 s7h
Evening journal., 1909-08-23

The Levy Court at its meeting to-
morrow will open bids for the con-
struction Of the Hillside Mills Road in
Christiana hundred and the Creek road
in Mill Creek hundred.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23

2.15 p. m. quotations from F. o.
Laekey g. Co., Bankers and Brokers,
members Philadelphia Stock Exchange,
s43 Market street. Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
HiIIorest sohool Enoursion.

Hillerest School Excursion.
The first annual excursion of the
Hnlcrest NJ. +. Sunday school will go
to Pennsgrove on Wednesday, August
%. The first boat will leave King
street wharf at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
Weddinn Annonnosd.

Announcement has been made of the
marriage Of Beatrice ]. Howett and
Harry A. Rash, both of this city on
July 20. by the Rev. George L. Wolfe
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
DEATHS
John c. Buckingham.
Albert n. Silver.
Edward n. Brennan.
John n. HuaI1es.


ENNAN--Suddenly. on August %
1909, Edward H. Brennan
Due notice OF funeral will be given
HUGHEs.-ln this city, on August p,
1909, John II. Hughes, aged 50 years.
Relatives, friends and members Of the
Musicians Union are invited to attend
the funeral services at his late residence,
No. 72i West Fourth street on Wednes-
day afternoon. August 25th. at $50
o'clock Interment at Wilmington and
Brandywine Cemetery.
BUCkINGHAM-In this city, on August
2lst. 1909, John c. Buckingham, aged G1
years.
Relatives and friends Of the family arc
invited to attend the funeral services at
his late residence, No. 1901 French street.
on Tuesday afternoon, August 2ith, at 2
o'clock. Interment private
SILVER.--At Red Lion. Del, on August
20. 1909, Albert II. Silver, aged IS years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend the funeral on Tuesday, August
2ith. Services at the house at 2 o'clock.
Carriages will meet the A. m. train at
Rear Station. Interment Presbyterian
Cemetery. Christiana, Del, without fur
ther notice.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
Levy Court to Open Bids.-

Let us build you a home. See our
plans. Nat. Real Estate Trust Cos
Evening journal., 1909-08-23

Am. Locomoti 67I( Nor. Pacific Is6
Anal. Copper ... So = Norfolk West 81
Am. Smelling oSS SlNt:ern Cen1 100
Am. Sugar coI3osf Peoples Gas Ii6k
Atch T. & s. rI8N Pennsylvania I4oA
Asphalt Com. 22Ss Phila. Rap. I 3o3s
B. & o.. :I7% Phila. Compsn 4SK
Brooklyn r. T. 7o7Si Phila. ElectricIIZ
Cen1 Leather 5oH Reading 1884
Ches. & Ohio. St3S Rock Island 3o5S
Cambria Steel Az st. Paul ...IS7E
Denver & r. G4S1a Southern PacI3 331s
Erie Common s57SSouth. Com. 3I3S
Erie Ist pfd ...s4% Tonopah 67S
Elec. Of Amer 1875 UnitedGasInp So3t
Louisville & ft541z Union Pacifi 7o7H
Lehigh Nav. II9U. S. st. Com 1913
Leh. Valley SsIU. S. St Pron7iz .
Missouri Pac.. 154 Wabash Pref 5SA
Mo. Kan & Te, u Western Unio
N. Y. Central I4134
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
!. o. J. T. KILyINeToN,

GOOD FARM HAND.
VI J. T. KILVINGTON,
aug2S-2t Mlnquadale Farm.
NJ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Stabler-Lecarpentier Roofing and
Heating Company has this day succeeded
10 the business formerly conducted by
John f. Lecarpentier. at Pennsylvania
avenue and Scott street. and the Della
ware Roofing Company. The business
Of the new company will be conducted
temporarily at Pennesyivania avenue
and Scott street. They will move TO No.
So Tatnali street as soon as their equip
mcnt at that address is complete.
STARLFR-LECARPE ROOFING
AND HEATING CO aure3-lt
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-02

sale % the highest bidder. for cash,
subject 70 confirmation by said COun-
Marcn. 1908. at ten o'clock a. "a at
the County Court room in said C0un-
IS of Craig. State % Oklahoma, al
the ueht title. interest," and estate d
the said Iaftun Martin a minor In
and t0 the following described real
eststet situated 10 the County q
,raig. s-aus of Okiahoma. and more
accurately described as follows to-
wit
TIE ME- % NV IA 0f Section
s.. Township q North. Range is
East. being u all 81 acres. more
Or ,ess Subject to an EXISTING
ease
Bids must De Ca writing. accompan-
led by a certified check for one third
of the amount - the bid and may be
leIl al the o4ace of Adds a Brown.
Attoruey at I.aw. Ninita. Oklahoma
Dated this 10th day q March, 1903
GEORGE MARTIN
Guardian.
By Al.Is s. BROWN
Attorney Tor Guardian.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-02
ORDER FOR HEARING PETITION
TO SELL REAL ESTATE

The petition % Louis johnson as the
duly appointed qualified and acting
guardian of the estate 81 Lewis John
son 8 minor having been presented 10
this Court praying that an order BE-
made authorizing said petitioner to
sell at private sale the whole Or So
much and saeh parts of the real es
tate described n said petition as the
Court shall Judge necessary or beue
hcial wh6ch lands are situated ia Tia
County q Craig State q Oklahoma.
And it appearing - the Court from
Wch petition that it Is necessary -
sell the whole 81 some portion 0f the
real estate fer tae purposes and Fea-
sons mentioned iH said petition there
fore. said petition VIII b. filed herein
and time appointed Tor hearing the
same
AID lT Is HEREBY ORDERED b
the e0url that Monday the zetb dag
of April 1869 II the hour of ten
O'Clock 3 Is 80 said day 81 as soon
thereafter as the same can BE- heard
that being q day 0f the regular April
1888 tere oa saiJ Court be and the
same s appointed as the time when
al persons Interested in said estate
as weil as the next of kin are directed
and required 70 appear before this
Court q show cause ~y an order
should not b. granted % said petition
e to 81. 50 much % the real estate
of said minor as necessary
ID Is further ordered BY the Court
that q copy u this order be Published
for three successive seeks in a news
paper 81 general circulation in the
County of Craig. State 81 Oklahoma.
before TIE hearing day On said petit
ton
Dated this 18th day o. March. 1903
THEO ID B FREAR.
Judge Of the County Court
Adds s. BROWN.
Attorney for Guardian 4f-44
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-02
KANSAS CITY STOCK MARKET

Kansas City stock Yards iar
The ran of quarantine cattle here last
week aas 2il car loads g good in-
crease over previous week ard nearly
twice s. many as in corresponding
week iast year Prices ruled firm
each Day except for q slight decline
oa wednesday and the close Friday
was slightly above close of previous
week Total cattle receipts were com-
paraii4ely nght and vith present
volume % receipts statesmen are able
% bold the market up strong TIE
wa in quarantine division here to-day
IS g car loads market steady 70 70
loser 90 steers about steady e. she
stan Top quarantine steers today
brought ss1 highest price paid In
that division for three weeks. aad
other sales q steers today uere at
s. 10 Sso5. COWS 81 a8 to sf75. bulls
Sc 50 70 $500. calves sfE0 70 $50.
a good portion % Ehe run lately has
been from Texas p9irts. but halk 81
arrivals today are from Southwestern
Oklahoma
Hog receipts last seek wefe 7a-
oa head here and the market closed
the seek S. Is g cents above close
of previous week The raH today s
l4 bead market steady 10 l0v er
heavy 6oEs az $3.50 to 1855 medium
weights $50 q sss0. weights below
90 pounds S. sH Is 2es pics $500
81 81 There was s good demand
frou killers ln tha east last week
and orders from east q Illinois all
ake'y s. s strong factor g TIE mar
kel iof some as that territory s con
psrafifsiy bare q hogs The total for
tae menA au eneeea ans previous
NartA at eais market ard VIII Be s.
r cent greater than same month
last year ard yst tie market has
made Eo0i gain during the month.
AID tie strength Is expected q stick
sheep ard lambs advanced fa q 90
eeHts last week and prices are IS
20 . cents higher today. via neu
gh top prices foF the year on every
lass TIE ran e ssao bead oaiy
about haif a aormai ran fsr Monday
Fsich parity explains The strength
shown to-day Lambs ranged ffum
s7z5 e $50 te1ag. top spFirg lambs
n5ea. yezrilaes sT2s wsihers ssz5
ewes Skkk. a lev clipped lambs hare
oeen receITed. common quality. az
500 % e e. and feeding lsnts selt
laEely ~ ssss
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-02

The newspapers o. 0klak0Ea are
aaemaing tie special correspondents
sor ths lurd stories q the Indian up
rising shieh tsey are seEalnF e the
eastern papers and are Suggesting 81
sorts q remedies y SUPPRESS sleh sso-
rses in the f1t1re. 40 remedy can Be-
applied shlca vii hare the desired re-
alt Il ihe very uag1re q thiags an
eastern newspaper wi1 pay Sc tor g
good Ind.an scare story before g VIII
giTe ~ afty cents tgf 3 STORY of the
great progress 81 tie state s. lonE
as this condition exists. and it pI4 ex-
ist 50 5ons Ns there are people wso
woald rather read q sensational story
than a tale ot big ercps and hank de-
posits there vii be special ooyrespoa.
deats vho uiil send OK tie stories
Kansas has tried tof quarter ot
osntarg % suppress TIE exasgeratiag
corres ru1cent it las beea ans4
f9l ara oklahoma uiil leFar succeed
So long as the people who buy ard read
newspapers continue . demand some
thing f0r the.r money Bartlesville
Enterprise
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-02
ORDER FoR HEARING PETITION
TO SELL REAL ESTATE

The petition os Louis johnson as the
04iy appointed. qualified and acting
guardian 81 the estate of Ruben John
sen q minor. haTinE been presented
g Ehls CourE praying that an order
= made authorizing said petitioner
- sci at private sale the whole o. SO
much and such parts of.t the real estate
described iu s4id pe' ln as tac Court
SHAH Judge &C. 2g or beneficial.
which lands are situated ID the Com
3 of Craig. state OF Oklahoma
An E appearing % the Court from
s.ca petition that il is necessary tu
So. tie whole % some portion % The
re2l esfate for the purposes ard res.
SONS mentioned sa said petition lhere-
fore said petition will ~ filed herein
and time appointed for hearing The
same
AND tI Is HEREBY ORDERED By
lhe Court that Monday che @eth day
~ April 1909 at the hour 81 ten
o'clock q m- of said day or as soon
thereafter as the same can Be heard
that being d lav of the regular April
1913 terra of said Court. be and the
same IS appointed as the time when
all persons Interested in said estate
IS weil as the next 0f kin are directed
and required % appear before this
Court e shoH cause Rhy an order
should not be granted % said petition.
81 tu ssl 50 much 0f the real estate
q said minor as s. necessary
ID IS further ordered - the Court
that 8 copy g tie order be published
ior three successive weeks in q news
paper 81 general circulation in the
County 81 Craig. State of Oklahoma
before the hearing dag 90 said peti,
t&uN
Dated fhls -1th dav 0f March 1st
THEO n b FREAR
Judge q the County Ccurf
Adds A BROWN
Attorney fog Guardian 4f44
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-02
THE REIGN or JESUS OF
RAzRRETH.

ln predicting the total observation oi
the memory of Jesus of Nazareth Ia
s billion years from ths time the pro.
fessoy of the philosophy of religion 81
the University ~ Chicago takes re-
fuge behind a very ample margin
against the teriacation ~ the refuta-
ton % bis prophecy One would
scarcely have expected forecast of
that character from an institution 81
learning under the especial patronage
81 So sodly q man as Joan d Roeke
Teller sull almost any klad q 8
zbet goes 81 this great aeademlc
museum
Humanity t Is tree. S variable Is
- impulses and beliefs ard a Billion
years even as tine aies s. tbs world
is cutie an extended period Bur
somehow TIE doctrines and prncip.
les e Jesus and The laaaenee ~ Ills
personality g TIE uorid seem q b
extraordinary well adapted e exercise
ard usage they ere vastly more
atal ana essential % humanity today
than they w9rs 1890 years aro Il
saeg vere 70 reveal within the nert
billion wears power 81 extea
and development at ST proportionate
60 that HEfeh they have shoHn ulttin
che last twenty centuries Jesus s
lhe end 81 the period nrea b the Chi
eaeo professor for tie elimination -
Christianity. would be TIE all ABSORB.
Inc entity o. the globe It is believed.
Il least that the world siH continue
70 pin is faith 70 TIE prophecy vote.
ed IL she old hynn
Jesus shall reign where'ef TIE ean
Does his successive Journeys rua
His kingdom stretch from ahoFs t.
shore.
TIL moons shall wax and wans 70
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-02

cribed real estate. sifusfas
County Of Nowata. State al Osish.l
and more accurately deucrihe5 - - !. !.
lows. t0-Wit :
The n f-2 - NV IA 81 sp i
NV Is of Ne IA d Sc ~
5 - of 81 IA of Section IN -.
Township Fl NORTH. RAM /.
East, being il Al 10 acre r,.
or iess Subject 70 an erlstins
lease
Bids must ~ iH writing a~o-r
led b. a certified check for oga.,sa
of the amount % the bid ard ~ =.
b. left az the office 0f Adds A prZaa Z
Attorney al Law Einlta. 0klahnrss
Dated this 10th day Of March Iss
GEORGE MARTIN
Guardis
Attorney Tor Guardian.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-02
sulLo 4 viAoUcT

Hisa a fact that the southwest part
of town Is growing more than any
other part Of town. II it is So can
any ore tell vhyi
Yes ans one ought - tell shy lt
5 because the business part of toVn
and tie schools are IN the south and
vest pau 81 town. and can BE- reach
ID BY the people without crossing the
railroads
That IS the msiH reason Why taiA
part q toxin out groses ans other
part The fact of having % cross the
railroad to set 70 the business pau of
town aud 10 the schools. keeps many
people from buying or building co The
north aud east part Of the town.
Hos 8 ghIs dimositY % Be net by
pfosidiae safe way . cross the rail
roads. Lei Is ask the Frisco Railway
company 70 pat up the frame work
for q yladuct Or part of ghe cost q
the frame work. and then iet che
town complete h.
The Chlefaln would make TITS state
ment. that the value d every lot on
the north side would be Increased
SIS 90. 81 safe crossing Vas provided
over the railroad
We would suggest that en- Effort be
made TO get each l0t owner 70 pay 80
much per lot and raise A fund to se-
eare e Yiaducl
Have tie Commercial eieb take up
this matter With the Frisco Railway
company and also with the lot ovn.
efs on both side Of the railroad. and
with & good committee b push this
matter We would soon have safe
crossing. and house building on the
north side as wei aa on the south
s4ae.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-02
By Adds = BROWN
Attorney foT Guardian
fFirst Published Marea 18th la
NOTICE or SALE or REAL
ESTATE

Notice IS hereby given that Is par.
suance Of en- order of the County
Court of the County % Craig state
of Oklahoma made on the l0th dag
Of March 1898 in The matter - the
estate of Georgia Graves a minor.
the undersigned as guardian az the
estate 81 said minor viii sell at prl.
vate sale q the highest bidder for
cash subject % confirmation - said
County Court 90 Tuesday. the 30th
day u March 1909 az zen o'clock. a.
I'M al the County Court room Is said
County 81 Craig state of Oklahoma.
all The right title. interest aad es-
tate q the said Georgia Graves. a
minor IN and % the following des-