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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-21
Deplores Lack of Community
Interest in YOUTHS Education

is no group interest as in savage COM
munities.
If we could apply some such group
interest to our system we would help
the science of eugenics in the secur-
ing of better offspring. The savage
boy is just as smart as the American
boy"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-21

During the reign of Charles I. almost
everybody In England wore bosts and
spurs, whether he ever mounted q
horse or not.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-22
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.

David Cohn is here today from Chsl-
sea.
Cole Williams was here from Alton
today.
Miss Edith Castle spent Sunday at
Kelso.
J. NJ. Mead is here today from
Welch
Ben Sanders was here today from
Miami
Miss Bess DuPree returned to Catale
yesterday
c. p. Jones was here today from
Big Cabin
Tom Gray Of Chelsea spent Sunday
in vlnita.
w J. Creekmore came up from Tul.
sa last night
o. L. Patten went to Pryor Creek
this morning
W. P Farley left this morning for
Oswego, Kans.
Il. +. Nix spent Sunday at his farm
near Centralla.
Miss elsie Morrison is visiting rela.
tives at Cieora.
Harry Clark returned yesterday
from Kentucky
Miss Lillian Pierce returned to Mus.
kogee last night
Harry swarts spent yesterday after.
noon IN Chelsea
wv orr and family returned to
Tulsa last night
l.. p Garrison returned from Kan
sas City last night
Fred H. schlicht of stoalland. Mo,
was in the city today.
r. V Mcspadden made a business
trip to Muskogee today
Mrs. p. G. Browning of Seneca was
here today on business.
II. B. Dobkins of Weleh was trans.
acting business here today.
One dollar pays for the Weekly
Chieftain from now until January. ist,
1911
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-22
ROSE, OKLA
Dated October L

Dated October -.
Farmers are about through gather.
ing crops.
Tom Mayes and John Keys went to
Pryor Saturday.
Mrs Joel Mayes is very sick at her
home near Tipp.
J. l. Wilson was m Grove on busi-
ness Wednesday
Rev Dodson filled an appointment
here the third Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. James r. Goard are the
happy parents of a girl
Guss Downing. wife and son. have
moved back to Rose.
Glen Rowe and Jess Ridge were
here from Pryor Saturday
Bob Duncan visited his parents here
Saturday, returning to Tahlequah Sun
day afternoon
Joe French had a valuable horse to
get les leg broken between the hip
and knee Saturday
John Wlckliif, one of the famous
Wicklin brothers, is very III with slow
fever at Ben Henry's
Lewie Ross has gone to Louisiana.
having been called to the bedside of
his aunt, Mrs Murrel
Chas. Whiteday had his wrist thrown
out of place He says he is getting
so clumsy be is continually hurting
himself.
Rev Brown and Curry preached at
Arcadia Saturday night and at Jack
son. the new school house at old sa.
line court house Sunday and Sunday
night
Several drunks at church Saturday
night and some shooting on the way
home. Don't know what has become
of the officer. seems as II he is never
where he ought to be.
Chas Whiteday at the old Cherokee
orphan asylum, who has had care oi
the farm or many years. says he will
move as the farm has been sold "a
the government for a poor farm The
committee was here a few days age
TO see about the rent.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-22
GENTLEMAN jim CORDETT
CAN SEE ONLY JEFFRIES

London, Oct. i9.--Before sailing for
New York on the Lusitania James j.
Jeffries had three.hour conference
with James j. Corbett concerning his
expected fight with Jack Johnson
Speaking Of the result OF the Johnson
Ketehel meeting, Corhett said today
"Johnsons defeat OF Ketchel should
not be given too much significance, 1t
rs merely case Of little man going
down before a big fellow and was TO
be expected While Johnson IS not
a dub, he is by no means a great flgnt
er Nothing he has done instifles the
belief that he is in the star class. To
has appeared at time when there
has been a remarkably poor lot of
heavy weights
"Will JefIries fight him? It is as
certain as the stars shine While
Jefries' attitude may have made many
persons believe him to be blufflng or
sidestepping, this attitude was due only
TO Jeffries honest desire to see wheth
er he would be able TO get himself in
to satisfactory condition. He Is now
IN a satisfactory condition and viii
hight; in fact, he is ready 60 fight at
any moment. Jeirries surprised me
by looking so we'll He's Ia better
condition than I've seen him for years
"rhe American public may take NY
tip. He will easily wrest the heavy
weight championship from the Texas
brunette. AS a matter Of fact, Jefiries,
in my opinion, does not need to be IN
first class condition to whip Johnson,
because Johnson is not and never was
in the same class with Jeifries, John
son is only able to fight defensively.
His only blow is a counter Burns,
Setchel and others have always fought
Johnson's fights for him,
"Jeffries won't do anything Of the
kind, and Johnson win find his upper
cut umavailing against the Californian,
while, il Jeffries ever lands on john
son. which he will, II will be good-by.
Mister Black Champion
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-22
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KANSAS CITY STOCK
MARKET.
/ A. RICKART, Correspondent
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Kansas City Stock Yards, oct a.
The supply Of quarantine cattle here
last week was smaller than previous
week, but about normal for the season
at 225 car loads for the week The
market declined 10 to 10 cents on
steers, but held steady on COWS, and
was strong on calves The supply to-
day Is 80 cars. market on steers weak,
cows steady Bulk Of the arrivals now
coming are steers weighing 500 to 975
lbs. which sell at $3.50 to s4.25, al.
though a fair number of heavier steers
are included at S4S5 to s47O, the lat.
ter Weighing 100 lbs Cows sell at
2,S5 to S375, a few heifers in the last
week at $40O, bulls S275 to S315. top
yeals $500. highest OF the year IN
quarantine division. heavy calves at
S375 to $3.50. canner stuff at s225 to
s275. The fairly good prices this
month are drawing out a few cattle
that might have been put on feed If
the market had been lower The run
in the native division Is smaller than
usual for October, and will likely con-
tinue light the balance of the month,
making the total for October receipts
below normal for the month Last
week was about the highest of the
fall season on most grades, although
there was a slight reduction in prices
last half of the week, account OF heavy
runs of northwestern range cattle at
the northern markets. A big run Of
rangers at Chicago and Omaha today
is the cause of the weakness here.
The hog run dropped down to co.
600 head last week, because of the
lower prices first of the week. Packers
found II necessary 20 advance the
more liberal marketing this week. The
run today is 10000 head, not very
heavy for Monday, market steady to
8 lower at the close today although a
part Of the time today prices were
10 lower Top price today is $765,
bulk of sales 1925 to 1856, weights
below 200 lbs at $500 to $3.50. Pack.
ers appear to be sanguine of heavier
supplies appearing in the near future,
and are so confident they will be able
to accomplish their purpose OF putting
the price down so to rs cents in the
next few weeks, but so far their bear
campaign has met with only partial
success.
Sheep and lambs made a net gain
of 10 to 20 cents last week. IN spite
OF the small decline at the end of the
week the run for the week $4,000 head
irhe supply Is 5000 head today, market
steady top lambs at $500 with choice
lambs worth probably $71O. wethers
and yealings S4.25 to s5.25 ewes s4.0O
to si60, feeding lambs S575 to s6.25,
feeding wethers and yearllngs s40O to
S475, breeding ewes 1926 to S475, old
Iewes $500 Receipts balance OF this
month will likely be heavy
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-22
The AntIs Meet at MeAlester.

The Oklahoma AntlHorse Thief as
sociation, state and national. will
meet In convention at McAlester ON
Wednesday. October nth for a two
days session This association has
done great work in the fourteen
years it has been doing business IN
Oklahoma. Since organizing IN Okla.
homa the association has captured
400 thieves. sent 272 of them TO prison.
recovered property aggregatIng fully
one hundred thousand dollars in value
The state lodge will pay $1,000 in re-
wards this year, including 500 that
they offered for the capture OF Alf
Hunter who killed Sheriff Garrison.
on account OF the woundng of Fait
Saunders, Of Arcadia. a member of
this association. Three hundred lodges
are expected to have delegates in al.
tendance at this convention.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-22
oKoEE
dated October II

tAtNA 2NA9tAA 80
Miss Mulcare visited Miss Rogers
last week
j. Landfam and sons Of Cabin re-
turned from the spayinaw country laSt
week
William Lemoster and family have
moved to vinita, where Mr. I.emoater
is engaged in the livery business
J. F. Mccullough and family visited
at Grove over Sunday
There has been considerable loss OF
stock here recently Fever It's thought
Isaac Trout Is building a modern
cottage on his wife's allotment aud
viii move there soon.
John DIETRICH has been appointed
road overseer in and for district nine.
There viii be pie supper and en-.
tertainment at Carselowey school
house Saturday night. Good music.
Everyone invited to come
James Cooper Of Joplin, Mo, visit
ed his mother here Sunday, who has
been sick for severa weeks
James MeKissick viii visit relatives
in Arkansas the next ten dayN.
Henry Crouch visited hts father at
ginlta over Sunday
There has been ct least dozen new
houses built In this township since
the first of the year
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-22
CLAIM COST OF LIVING
IS GREATLY INCREASING

Washington. oct 2O-The govern.
ment is confronted with tangible eyl.
dence that the cost Of living is in
creasing During the fiscal year which
ended June so, 1908, the cost OF the
army was placed at 1886 per man per
day The estimate of the cost Of the
ration during the last fiscal year was
based on that figure
When Il came to making the estl-
mates for army subsistence for the
next fiscal year which estimate had
to be submitted on the first Of May
last il was realized that the former
cost had been left far behind and as
nearly as could be figured out from
the official reports at that time the ra.
tion for the fiscal year beginning June
], 1910, would be 2097
The discovery has now been made
that this estimate Is too low Basing
the figures on the actual cost Of the
ration for this fiscal year the esti
mate for the next year has been rails.
ed 10 2i.05 About 8O,0O0OOO rations
per annum are involved. ineompleted
figurs Indicate that there will be a
deficiency In the army subsistence
fund for the current fiscal year OF
S24S 900 due entirely as department
officials say. te the increase in the
cost Of living
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-22

W, G. Henry was here frcm Chelsea
this morning
f, II, conkright was here today from
Centralia.
Theo. d. d. Frear is reported quite
sick today
Clarence Markham of Pryor Greek,
was a visitor here last night
L. II. Winstead. Of Prairie Grove,
Ark, spent today in Vinita
j. F. Ragan and family returned last
night from trip TO South Dakota
Miss Eula Sims and Miss Delphine
Kelly spent Sunday at Pryor Greek.
f. c Duckworth, of Pryor Greek,
was visitor at this office yesterday.
George Fiske left yesterday for BAL.
las. Tex, where he viii attend the
fair
A number of Vinita young people
enjoyed picnic in the country yes.
terday.
Mac Walker, who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J Hobby returned
to Enid today
Mr. and Mrs. g. p Davidson left
Saturday night for visit with rela-
tives in Ohio
Mr. and Mrs. G. b. Smiley and Miss
Nellie Smiley leave this evening for a
visit at Enid
Charley and Alfred Davis of Sail
saw we're among the throng on the
streets here today
NJ. H. Reddick, merchant OF Tul.
sa, spent yesterday In this city, as
the guest Of J w Sanders
Miss Jessie Cannon who has been
the guest of Miss Anna Gatewood, re-.
turned to Pryor Creek last evening
The little son of c. G. Roberts fell,
this morning and fractured his arm.
Judge Tom Brown returned this
morning from his home at Claremore.
Miss Cannon a teacher Of Pryor
Creek, visited the family Of w p.
Ga.ewood here over Sunday
Miss Maud Purdy, who has been
visiting Miss Lee Mae Harvest left
last night for her home at Dennlson,
Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs G. II. Reideman and
MIR and Mrs. Tom Allen left this
morning for a few days camping trip
on the Spavinaw
There we're seven drunks before Po-
lice Judge Byrd this morning and
three cases of disturbing the peace.
One of these was Willie Gonzales, the
Mexican tamale man, who created a
disturbance at Fred Thomas barber
shop yesterday.
l. ~ Bunch was here Sunday. en-
route TO his home at Blueiacket, from
Ardmore. where he has been as a
witness In the Haskell case
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-22
FROM Tuesdays Daily

L. S. Smith went south this morn.
ing
Heber Skinner went west this morn
ing
L. W Burlington was at Nowata 10.
day
L. s. Sims was here today from Cen.
tralla.
william T. Rye was at MusRogee
today
G. H. Terbush went to Muskogee
today
w H. Mitchell is here today from
Seneca.
George Kapp went to Alton this
morning.
Mrs Ava Aehgill is reported quite
sick today
Earl Walker today. received fine
new bicycle.
Mrs E. Il. Kearney spent the day
az Claremore
Seymour Riddle went to Muskosee
this morning.
Rev Robert J. Church made 3 trip
to Tulsa today,
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-22
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT IN
NO HURRY FOR FUNDS

Guthrie. Okla, Oct 20-'fhe state
school land department, which had
$4,000 deposited IN the defunct Co
lumbla Bank and Trust company at the
time of its failure IN Oklahoma City,
has decided not to press the surety
companies for $4,000 given by the
companies for safety Of the deposits
IN the bank The object Of this de
cision by the board Is to ward off q
probable suit against the bank By the
surety companies in case the latter
we're required to pay the $4,000 Such
suit might tie up indefinitely the
affairs OF the bank.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-22
CHARLIE ADAMS GETS
ANYTHING IN PITTSDURG

Plttsburg fans are willing to give
Charles Adams anything he wants II
a benefit game were played in Pitts.
burg tomorrow for Adams 1t is very
probable that he would make enough
money 70 buy a beautiful home in the
smoky city This young pitcher. form
erly with Louisville and we'll known TO
Kansas City fans, pitched the Pitts
burg club to victory In the worlds
championship series. With the pos
sible exception of the veteran Phil
lppe Adams Is the only Pirate slab
artist who was able to do effective
work against the Tigers. Maddox
won a game. but he never would have
won It had the Pirates failed 10 hit
extra hard and pound IN enough runs
to make the game safe The world
series was really a battle between
Mullln, Donovan and Adams. and the
youngster bested two veterans and
stars of the American league Adams
will. barring accidents, be one of the
greatest pitchers IN the world, lie
has plenty of speed and curves. He
Is of the class Of pitchers who last
and ne may be IN the big league for
ten years. He does not rely on the
spit ball" and for this reason is not
liable to 20 back until he has had
several good seasons.-Kansas City
Journal.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-22

John N. Hale was here today from
okalhoma City.
R. Y. McSpadden returned from Mus.
kogee last night,
c. W. Mandler was in the city today
from Muskogee.
Dr. w. A. Day came In from White
Oak this morning
J. C. Wilkinson went to Grand river
near Kctehum today
Mrs. G. A. Hinshaw left this morning
for a visit at Alton,
L. E. Johnson, of Wan, was visi.
tor In the city today
A. L. Churchill returned last even
ing from Carthage. Mo.
S F. Lincoln, OF Falrland, was in
the city this morning
Mrs Burden Of sarooxie is the
guest of Mrs. w Fl. Deck.
Misses Josephine and Bertha Young
went to Parsons this morning.
Lon Conner left this morning for a
few days business trip to Tulsa
Mrs. r. A. King is expected here
this evening from Greenville, Tex
L. o Hawkins Of Edna, Kans., was
mlngling with the throng here today.
Mrs. r. D. Ficklin and the Misses
Ficklin are visiting at San Antonio.
Tex.
Emery Byrd aud Frank Beal were
taken into custody last night for being
drunk
A new roof is being put on the Rat.
clin-sanders Grocery company's ware
house
George Cookson. Of Braggs. was
among the guests at the Green this
morning
Byron Williams, of Coffeyville, was
well known visitor in vinita tins
morning
Miss Clara Chamberlin returned last
evening from a visit with friends at
Claremore.
w. e. Rowsey was here from Mus
kogee this morning, looking after prop
erty interests.
George Black late of Arkansas will
open a grocery store in the Empire
block shortly
N. H. Rubottom, of Coffeyyille, was
mingling with the throng here yester-
day afternoon.
w e. Ramsey was here from Mus
kogee today en- route to Chelsea on
business trip.
w P. Thompson and r. V Mcspad-
den were at Tulsa today.
w. 7. Murphy was here today from
Miles.
Miss Anna Chandler is quite sick
today
Charley Tyler was here today from
West Point.
The Weekly Chieftain from now un-
I'll January lst, 1911, for one dollar
Sam Parks returned this morning
from Chelsea, where he was called last
night on account of the illness of his
father
Mrs. H. r. Teasdale, of Oklahoma
lefty, supreme organizer Of the p. E. o
sisterhood, arrived in the city this
morning. and will organize local
chapter this evening at the home OF
Mrs. F, J. Scott
C. L. Courtney OF Alton was here
today attending court
Mrs. Lena Hawkins returned to
Edna, Kans., last evening.
Barton Morning entertained about
twentyof his little friends yesterday
afternoon. It being his seventh birth
day Children's games furnished the
fun for the afternoon, and refresh
ments were served at the close
The furniture for the new wholesale
produce house in the Mcclellan build
ing is expected to arrive today ol
tomorrow
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-22
NORTHERN LUZoN SWEPT
BY SEVERE TYpHoCl

BY Associated Press
Manila. p T.. Oct 20.-A typhoon Of
unusual severity struck northern Lu.
zon. Sunday night and heavy loss Of
life is feared The wires were down
and communication has not yet been
re-establlshed with the stricken dis
trlet.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-22
From Wednesdays Daily.

Fred Ratcliff went west this morn
ing.
E. n Ratclln went to Tulsa this
morning
A. B. Davis and wife returned to Tul
sa today
The Somerset reporter., 1909-06-24
FRED G. DOW co.
The Clothiers

Morrison will sell an interest in his
"Oriental Rug Works. IA great OPP
portunity for reliable party with
small capital, light and steady work.
The Here and There club will be
entertained by Mrs. Augustus Gro
well, Tuesday, June %. 1t is hoped
that every member will be present at
this meeting.
The Somerset reporter., 1909-06-24

Philo Steward offers the dwelling
house at No. 50 Main street for sale.
Hot water heat, modern plumbing,
electric lights.
Book your order with w. II. Norton
for a ride in mis- Stanley steamer.
Will take you anywhere, one mile or
hundred. Prices reasonable. Tele-
phone, Sill.
The Somerset reporter., 1909-06-24

Great mark down in millinery at
Z. e. Poulin's.
Fred Drury, Scion, wants a girl or
woman to do house work.
B. F. Gaylord has a new one horse
farm cart ready for delivery, also a
light driving buggy.
The dental Offices in town will close
as usual on Saturday afternoon,
through the summer months.
F. P. Moore continues the business
of sleigh and carriage painting, sec
ond floor of his repository, Water ST.
For sale: A fax wheel one hun
bred fifty mine years old and good
one. Write to lock box II, North
Arson.
The Somerset reporter., 1909-06-24
Grand Championship Game Of Base Ball

Reduced rates on all rail- roads. Skowhegan
Band will furnish music. Special Train VIII
run to aterville after the Races.
The Somerset reporter., 1909-06-24
Experience Counts !

the time but than
high all whole
Market careful buying intimate knowledge business
Many
the
Your
all the time.
.JEWETT & PENNELL
New-York tribune., 1909-12-12

CANFIELD recnrered the cabin. Tie came %.
with an AK over hIs shoulder and having allied
out, Tome along old chap fought ms WAY ,lrCugn
the drifts toward cluster of mrs and hal-lr- nov
laden, but green, which hall mile away .- 1rdec
the only relief from the deadly whiteness . Che sur
rounding world. When he returned ro Che ,aan
again ne was heavily bUrdened with evergreen. ana
there We're several more trips Ike that OBJ, ocic'e
the Cupldity OF the man was satisfied Dc N..- TINE
Tor the MIDDAY meal by then. bur CauHc.l was tll
700 eager now 90 waste opportunity m cooking tou
Victulls served them both for dinner chat l.v.
We u 1uSt have luncheon RoVal le sad,
i cook a hot dinner after the sun goes down ana
the world IS dark again. Darkness here is ev 1ll
ol relief as a rule, but today Wen tll- Daris.-
mas decoration got 60 he finished and -l-t q"
about 10
tanhcld made wreaths and ropes ot evergreen ana
set them All agow with brilliant red hcrrles NhieA
he dug out ot the snow near The cabin where -ae
drifts were not deep he festOoned the walls, tne
Windo" and door castings and the shell that dad dut
for mantel. he tackled boughs and -Vlgs and
branches m all sorts OF fantastic shapes and designs
round the walls of the room, he hung the wrea,hs ~
the windows and against each OF The doors, anu
~aaag.sa uags