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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-09

OreseTenth Cf the foreign COM
-s-cs e Great Britain passes through
he Suez canal
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-09

Brag is a horse that generally goes
lame somewhere between the hall.
mile and threequ1 nests
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-09

THUSTLERS WANTED. - We wish
70 get one good, LIVE agent IN your
county to sell Real Estate on the in
stalment plan. Some Of our agents
are clearing 81, 10000 per. month. < Ad-
dress The RID Grande Valley Colony
Co. 1920 Commerce Building. Kansas
CITY. AIo - ~ s@-'ste itA-'-- A'sf1.a > ''s's
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-09

A Word from Josh Wise.
"A bachelors a man who thinks
clothes wash themselves an children
amt never no trouble
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-09
The erumbler,.

Most Of the grumbling is done by
people who sit down in the gloom and
want the sunshine to come and find
them
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-09
c,,s,iousness Of strenoth.

fris not fear which makes Us peace
ale. hut the consciousness OF our
strength Bismarck
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-09
A Bargain at $3.50.

Oldsmobile. in first class running
order, for sale. Inquire Of L. NJ, Ditto
at electric light plant. 276-tf
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-09
Her Advantaae.

One advantage Of being a woman is
that she doesn't have to spend much
of her time trying to give up injurious
habits.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-09

Those having papers or old magi-
zines for the Presbyterian ladies' aid,
please have them ready The wagon
will call for them Saturday afternoon.
March Z. Mrs Geo. Bennett president
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-09

Our insurance department contains
some Of the best old line companies
in the world. Let us write you fire
or tornado policy. Fidelity Farm Loan
company. Auditorium building
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-09
FOR GOOD COFFEE
BEVERAGE wusT Be PAINS
TAkINcLN PREPARED.
cefee Itself Has = zs 4 Coed Article
and tire Pct MIST 5s Immzcg-
lately c4szn-5oi Il for
Five Minutes.

There are several points in the IA
king Of good cofee thGt must Be borne
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-09

Parties wanting the Palace Livery
coach. daytime. phone asa night IS.
(Silyer Moon restaurant) 279-S1
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-09

NOTICE-All parties using city
water are prohibited from allowing
others 70 use from same. This is
violation OF the law and must not be
allowed lw j. r. WORKMAN, supt
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-09

N LlA-4s Z e -a--
Zee itself must bs
a good article and
freshly roasted
The pot in which
II Is made must Be
perfectly, imnac
ul&tely clean. The
water should b
freshly boiled. the
sparkle" still In
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
ROOSEVELT BACK
AT NAIVASHA
By 3 stan correspondent.

BY a stan Correspondent.
NAIvAsHAI oct 2o.-colonel Roose-
welt and his comrades IN arms" reas-
sembled here today. after having been
divided almost continually since the in
cursion into the Kenia country. The coll
onel and guide. Cunningham, arrived
from Nairobi at n.So. Major Heller and
DR.. .Mearns having preceded them a few
hours, coming from Kenis province.
Mr. Roosevelt was the most SObust
member Of the party. as all the others
showed the effects OF slight fevers that
were contracted in the Kenia province.
The colonel declared that he had not felt
the lease indisposed during the strenu-
Gus days in the mountainous country.
The party will likely engage IN a few
days Of hunting on Lake Naivasha. the
scene Of some Of the coioners earlier tri-
umphs.
DR.. Mearns holds the record Of the par
ty for mountain climbing. He tried to
scale the peak OF Mt. Kenia. but had "a
stop at a height OF 1900 feet Heller
made 10000 feet ascent and gave II
up. Colonel Roosevelt contented himself
by remainizng In the foothills.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
MANY CLAIM BODY
OF A PRISONER

Just what to do with the body Of James
Whit, colored. a prisoner who hanged
himself az the country workhouse on
last Friday night is a question Coroner
Gaynor has not decided The body 10 az
he morgue.
Several persons who say they were
relatives OF the man have claimed he
body and the coroner does not know 20
whom 70 give Il. ore woman, said she
was the young mans grandmother and
a man informed ,he coroner that he was
the dead mans uncle. Now another man
comes forward and claims 20 be the boy
father.
During the time White was IN jail he
made more than $500 In extras allowed by
he firm making clothing at the institu-
tiou.
Papers have been taken out on the
mans estate in the Register Of Wills Of
fee and Il is now thought that the mat
er will untangle itself
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
ON NOTES
MAYREACHMILLION
Framineham is A.readyNearIy
Half N lion Out Through
Alleged P<Cula ion
ny unIlea Press Leassd speeIsl we

By United Press Leased Special Wire
FRAMINGHAAI. Mass, oct. 20
God only knows how many forgeries
have been committed on notes against
this town since Treasurer Lombard
first Obliged a friend. We know
now Of 1926, 900. The amount may
reach three quarters of a million
When this tangled affair is unraveled
1 fear It will startle the whole coun'
try"
This prophesy, with the added in
formation that many Of the alleged
forged notes against Framingham, Tor
which former Town Treasurer John y.
Lombard, and c. S. Cummings and y.
A. Mead OF the American Banking
Company. are under arrest, have been
sold throughout the west. was made
here to-day by one Of the towns
highest officials.
That IN the alleged frauds already
uncovered, as wen as those still TO de-
velop, John B. Lombard, the treasur-
er Of Framingham, was but q tool, IS
the general opinion among the officials
here and everything to-day seems TO
indicate that the bank looting was the
work or a gang Of interruptions men
who simply used Lombard as the
means TO carry out their plans.
Trails leading TO these men are al
ready being explored and II Is likely
that further arrests will be made. pos
sibly before night. Ono of to-day's
most remarkable developments in the
alleged swindle in the evidence COM
ing to light that a supposedly wealthy
young woman Of Framingham Is either
concerned in the alleged frauds, or has
been sharer in the profits OF the
swindlers This woman is said e
have been given jewels. automobiles
and such luxuries for several years b,
one of the men whose named has beer
concerned with the forgeries and thu
district attorney is considering thu
wisdom OF action 10 recover from he
some of the plunder.
This woman. who has been a figur
on the boulevards near here. In he
high powered car. has retired into Sc
clusion in her home since the not
forgeries became known. Visitors ar
told she is IN and cannot be seen.
In his hour Of trouble the wife o
Lombard Is standing by him Loyalty
When the treasurer was placed unde
$4,000 bonds, after arraignment at hi
bedside, his wife at once went on th'
papers for $4,000. practically the whols
of her private fortune.
"Afr. Lombard has been only a too
I'm the hands of bad men," she said
''he was kind and his kindness was
abused. l viii stand by him TO my
last hour"
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
MORSE WANTS FAIR
TRIAL, He SAYS

~ l'ni.ed Press Leased Special Wire
NEW YORK, oct. 2O.-Charles W.
Morse in his cell In the city prison
today denounced a report that he was
convinced that he could expect no re-
ef at the hands Of the Supreme Court
and that he was arranging his affairs
so tha. he could go 70 prison without
further delay. The story also assert
ed that Morse had received assurances
that he would be pardoned by Presi-
dent Taft soon af, er he began the SER
vice Of his fifteen year term in the
Atlanta prison.
''Th S report is malicious, absurd and
preposterous in the extreme" declar-
ed Morse, and the only reason II has
been circulated is TO discourage my
friends. ] will fight to the last ditch
and my wife. my attorneys and myself
believe that we win get justice and
that right mnst yet prevail. / am not
asking for a pardon. What I want
Is a fair trial and ] believe the Su-
preme Court VIII grant it to me-"
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
DANES NOT TO WAIVE
COOK EXAMINATION

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
CoPENHAGEN, oct. eo-The facul.y
of the University OF Copenhagen to-day
refused to yield TO the National Geo
graphic Society OF America the right 20
make the first scientific examination OF
the record OF DR.. Frederick A. Cook. and
his claims to the discovery of the North
Pole. The faculty met to-day and was
practically unanimous in its demand that
its priority in the matter conferred by
Or. Cook be respected.
DR.. Cook. in view Of his promise 70 the
Copenhagen scientists had consented TO
submit his data 70 the American society.
II the University Of Copenhagen would
waive its prior claim.
The university faculty at to-dsy's meet
ing made arrangements for a thorough
investigation of Dr. Cooks claim
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
GIVE GASOLINE
CAR ANOTHER TEST

Gasoline car tests by the p. B. and
w. railroad on its Smyrna branoa will be
continued for another two weeks. a-ter
which time the advisabiiity Of installiag g
sidered. Tests conducted so far show
that the gasoline car can be operate sue
cessfully, but the railroad officials have
not yet been fully convinced tat the
power will accommodate the pas -enger
traffic on the branch. A gaso eae car will
hold 20 persons, and 1t is doubted whether
the service would be satisfactory a. busy
times. when the traffic Is much greater
than that.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
MURDER VICTIM
YET UNKNOWN
Long Island AuthOri les Sat'S-
fled That Unidentified NO.
man Did Not Kill Self
FIND JEWELQY
MAR SKELETON

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
tSLIP, l.. l.. oct 2O-Coronor Savage
and the Suffolk county authorities are
to-day going over the list of missing
women furnished by the New York
police In the hope OF finding one who
will answer the description OF tho wo-
man whose skeleton was found on the
Islip- Brentwood road yesterday. They
are convinced that brutal murder
was committed and further that the
victim was a woman IN very good cir
cumstances They base this belief on
the fact that what remains OF the
clothing was of excellent material
while the undergarments were OF the
most expensive kind. The black silk
corsets found on the skeleton are de-
clared by experts 20 have been made
TO order and 70 have. cost not less
than iifty dollars. Coroner Savage to-
day communicated with a New York
firm which makes a speciality of this
character of garments 10 see n they
can recognize them.
That robbery was not the motive is
demonstrated by the iewelry found
near the body. which includes a gold
watch on a blue Flcur de Lis pin. a
snake bracelet OF a peculiar design.
and a necklace OF gold and pearls I'm
III the identity Of the victim can be
learned, however. the authorities can
hone for little progress In solving the
mystery.
Coroner Savage declared to-day that
he had had the woods surrounding the
srot where the body was found care
fully searched for revolver. but none
was found. This effectively disposed
of the theory that the woman came
TO this lonely spot TO take her own
life.
inside Of the case Of the watch the
initials "A. j." have been scratched
with the date 1888" and the coroner
hopes this may prove a promising clue
He had fac SMILES OF the engraving
made and a chart indicating the denta
work IN the jaws, which. with photo
graphs OF the jewelry found on thl
body are being sent broadcast to-day
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
.FARLOR ANSWERS
NEW 20. X REPORTS

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
BOSTON. oct 9o.-Answer.ns published
reports that the committee OF inquiry"
now busy IN the First Church o. Chi tian
Science Of New York, Is pleading resist
ance 70 the mother church OF Boston ar
an aid 70 Mrs. stetson who has been dia-
clplined. Alfred Farlow. speaking for the
trustees OF the mother church here to-
day. issued the following statement:
Il have read the New York despatch
describing a meeting OF committee OF
Inquiry" appointed by tho trustees OF the
First Church OF New York. / see nothing
in the report that would Indicate rebel
lion on the part OF Now York church.
The matter under consideration dealing
with several members OF that body cer-
tainIy demands their attention and we
ought to expect that they will have the
proper consideration and that the New
York church viii profit by the findings
OF the mother church
'srhere has been considerable specula;-
/ tlon In the press as to what this investi-
! eating committee will do and / have been
credited with having said that It does not
matter what the committee does 70
smooth matters over. The Incident r.
! closed 90 far as the mother church is
concerned. These we're not my words.
What said was in substance that this
was no evidence so far that the New
York church had any intention OF resent
Ing the hndlnes Of the mother church It
Is my opinion that II tho New York
church has appointed an Investigation
committee. It is not for the purpose OF in
vestigating the mother church but for
the purpose Of Investigation itsief. Des-
plte the speculation regarding fe'eiiion'
Il is my opinion that this whole AFFAIR win
simply result IN purifying the New York
church Of erroneous beliefs and prac-
tIces and that this saiutory influence will
extend over the entire Christian Science
Church. rhe mother church Is not in any
personal hght II Is simply doing its duty
in the enforcement of its bylaws and itu
insistence that those who assume to teach
and practice Christian Science shall do SO
/ consistently.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
NO SHORTAGE OF
LAND SAYS HALL
Get People Back 10 the Soil.
Declares Noted Single
TaXer
Nv limited Press Leased speeial wire.

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
BUFFALO, \. Y, oct. 2O-"We are
not short of land I'm this country or in
the world" observed Bolton Hall of
New Yorkcity. before the National
Conference Of Vacant Lot and School
Gardening in session here to-day. can
this talk about the food supply giving
out is nonsense. It cannot give out.
If you should put all the inhabitants
in the world in the state of Texas
there would not be more than ten per-
sons to the acre within those limits.
Does that look as though there is any
danger TO the food supply?"
THE greatest movement OF the day
is to get people back 70 the soil. It
will help to drive poverty out of So
ciety. The more you give 10 keep
people out Of the poor house the more
you will have to give. The solution OF
the situation is TO give your money to
get people to till the soil that they
may become self-supporting.
In speaking Of the productiveness OF
land and how beneficial the vacant lots
about our cities could be made by a
little work. Hall noticed that one acre
is sufficient to support fifty people.
Among the other speakers before the
conference to-day were A. A. Fisk
superintendent of the Chicago City
Garden Association; Miss Stella Nath-
an. director OF school gardening, OF
Philadelphia; w. r. Beattie, commits
sion Of bureau OF plant industry al
Washington, and Miss Louise kim
Miller, curator of school gardens Of
Cleveland, Ohio.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
COIN CARDS
ARE DELAYED
Red Cross TO Make DiStribu-
ton on Monday Instead
OF Saturday

owing to an unavoidable delay IN the
Boston factory. the coin cards 70 be used
IN the Anu-Tubercuiosis Relief viii not
arrive in time for distribution on satur-
day as had been planned. but be sent to
the pupils Of the public schools. who have
volunteered 10 help. on Monday after
school hours, and viii be delivered as
rapidly as possible thereafter.
The committee Of one hundred has had
the following additions; Mrs. Nels An
derson ana the Rev. Herman Lltorin,
from the Swedish Baptist Church: Mrs.
John Thompson and Mrs. John Kuhn
from St. Johns r. r. Church; Mrs. j. 70
smith. Mrs. Leonard r. Wales. Mrs. J
Frank Ball. Mrs. Leroy Hickman, Mis-
Crew and Miss ratnal TO the collect
ors list have been added the names o
Miss Eleanor Pyle. Miss Rossell Mia
Anna Leaf. Miss Anna Pearson. Mis-
Tdith johnson. Miss I.cona Shaw, Nj
Eleanor jackson. Miss Alice Werner, All
smith, Ralph Rhoades and Geo.rey fs
Kieitz and Brother, "a. Me-,r1 - =
Son Company. I5sn ". fiarvuy and Har
Ytfgsf have given speciai Ward pris'
w II. Smith and Company have contri
uted a bolt OF muslin. and Charles To-
kis has consented to make the collector
bags and 70 number snd label them wit
the Red Cross Noteworthy success
promised for the collection on october .
II is expected that many more Sunda
Schools viii send volunteer collectors an
distributors, The response for volunteer
from sunday school suporintendents ha
been good. but there are as yet some eigh
OF ten who have not yet responded.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
TAFT ATTENDS AN OLD
FASHIONED ROUND UP

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
GREGORY, Texas. oct. 2O.-Presi-
dent Taft .s attending an old fashioned
western round up today on Rincon
ranch seven miles from Gregory. The
Rincon. which means Corner is the
ranch ado ming ,he great Taft OUTFIT
and in order 10 show the President
how they do things in Texas, steers
are be ng roped and branded, buck
ing brlnchos are being caught and
broken and the chuck wagon is fur
nishing refreshments TO the crowd.
During the morning, the President
played game of golf with brother.
Charles p. Taft.
After each golf match the President
and his brother go down TO the new
boat and bath house on the bay and
take a DIP in the water, which is a
comfortable temperature all the year
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
THREE DEAD in
TENNESSEE FEUD
Triple Ki Ing Result Of Fight
Over a IiOuSe

GREENvILLE, Tenn. Oct. 20
Three are dead to-day as the result OF
the renewal Of a long standing feud
between the Gunter and Gentry fami.
lies at Stony Cove, ten miles south Of
here
The dead:
A. B. Gentry, his son. Irving. and
Schofeld Gunter.
Full details OF the night are unavaii-
able. Gunter was a son-in-law OF A..
b. Gentry. although his wife had re-
turned TO her fathers house. Prev
iously Gentry had built house on
the lands OF the Tennessee Iron and
Railway Company, but after moving
from this, Gunter had been placed In
charge bv the company as a tenant.
Gentry later returned and tried to
oust Gunter. and 1t is supposed the
triple tragedy was a result Of fight
over the possession Of the house.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
U.S.A. SERGEANT
FOR DELAWARE
Officer Will Assist Organized
Militia Of State in Its
Work
WILL BE HERE SOON
TU BLulN Ills NORK

Under the provisions OF special order,
No. al issued by the war Department, on
October l6. Sergeant ELI ). wels, o. The
Second United states Infantry, Las been
detailed TO duty with the Organized Mill
tia OF Delaware. just when the mn com-
missioned officer win arrive Is not known
but he is expected shortly.
When Adjutant- General l. Pusey Wick
ersham was asked by a reporter for THE
EVENING JOURNAL to-day what Ser
gcant Wells duties woulu be he said tat
would be decided when the officer arrives.
Sergeant Wells will report to the sdju-
tant general on his arrival here. While
his duties have not yet been defined II Is
thought that his presence among tie mill
tiamen will greatly assist them in their
work. His regular amy training and
experience Will be Of much value 10 tie
Delaware soldiers.
Sergeant Wells will be sent TO this city
from Fort Leavenworth wnere he has
completed a special course In military
training with a class OF other sersean-s
preparatory for his work here. VIE. e he
will be quartered has not yet been decd
ed. The state Militia must md him with
quarters, light. fuel and medical atten-
ton. .....v
Under an act Of Congress every state
and possession Of the Uni.ed States nay
have assigned to it regular army SER
geants in number. according 20 the .ze
OF the state. Delaware was one of the
FIRST States TO accept the proffer. Adju-
tant-General Wickersham said to-day
that the idea OF detailing exper. .enced
army men 10 the various states looAed
good to him. a
Up to the present time twenty-four
states Including the Island OF Hawai-,
have accepted the offer made by the gov
ernment and serge ants have been a.
signed to each Of them. Delaware a.lot-
ment is one sergeant, whereas Pesnsyl-
vania has had nine detailed for service
in that state.
The states which have accepted tie Of
Ter are Arkansas. California, Delaware,
Georgia, Hawaii. Idaho. Indiana. Ken
lucky. Maine. Michigan, M-s-i sippi Mis-
s>5ri. New Jersey. New Mexico. North
carolip6, North Dakota, Ohio, Oregon.
Penrsyivania, virshla, ~ West 'A;irgipia,
1Wi{,onsin and Wyoming. ~
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
FROST HURT
FRUIT CROP
Delaware Railroad COmpa- y
Reports Show Falling off in
Shipments as Result
BERRIES SHIPMENT, THOUGH.
HEAVIER lhA.t EvEk

The annual report Of fruit and vege-
.abe shipments from points on the De,a-
ware division OF the A.. b. and w. Rail-
road, tells something OF tho effects OF
he drought and early frost IN Della
ware
Figures show that apples, peaches and
plums were given a Knockout blow this
, ear, and that their shipment does not
compare with that Of last year. Plum
shipments this year are practically MOTH
ms.
The figures show this TO have been a
phenomenal year for tomatoes and for
grapes, however. The shipment OF ber-
ries this year exceeds that OF last year
by three million quarts.
There has been. a large increase this
year in the shipment Of cantaloupes and
potatoes.
The shipment in pears is but half
what II was last year. The figures OF
shipments for this and last year are Civ
en- herewith:
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
CASE AGAINlT MURDER
SUBJECTS MAY FAIL

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
FALL RIVER, Mass, Oct. 2o.-The
Fall River police to-day submit that un-
less they can locate the missing head OF
the body they believe to be that Of Amel.e
stJean, which was found IN the swamps
near Tiverton, r. l.. they cannot make a
case against either Frank Hin or Wilfred
ThibeauIt, whom they have under arrest
on suspicion Of murder.
Thibeault is expected to be set free
within the next few days but the police
will hold Hill on a charge Of malpractice
and try 10 have him convicted Of that
crime. In the meanwhile the search for
the missing head will be continued.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
ANARCHIST SUSPECT
NABBED IN ROME

BY United T'ress Leased special Wire.
ROME. oct 9o--Carlos Modens. who
was arrested at sestri by Russian
secret service officers. who suspected
him OF being an anarchist. told the
police to-day that he had enlisted in
the ranks Of the anarchists IN the
United states and had come 70 italy
on q mission 10 XIII either the Car
or King Victor Emmanuel. Modena
when arrested carried two revolvers,
several ugly knives and an unloaded
bomb.
The newspaper Messagero says that
Modena's statement is a hoax, and
that the professed anarchist is an H.
legitimate son OF a dead European
ruler. who plans by creating a scandal
with his anarchist tale, TO force an
Increase in the allowance given him
by the heirs of his father.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
orawine Up Telephone contrscts.

City Solicitor John w Brady is draw
ing up contracts with the d. & A. Tele-
phone Company for the telephones City
Council has authorized for the Offices
OF the various city officials, a list OF
which was presented at the meeting OF
Council on last Thursday night and
adopted.
IN connection with the proposed con-
tracts. it is pointed out that Wilmington
was the first city In the country to be
graned free telephone for city de-
partment, one Of the d. & A. phones
being ma 'ntained free for many years
in the chef Of policies ofiice. No
charge Is made for extra listing of the
city Offices by the d. & a. Company
either.