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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-03-25
Oklahoma Teachers Holding First
Annual Session--J. F. GambiH of Muskogee,
is First President Select Officers for En-
suing Year--Address BY State Superin-
tendent Cameron Governor Haskell
Expected to Attend Convention.
Claremore Gets Next Meeting

intendent Steve Peak, Delaware
County: County Superintendent
Amanda p Morgan, Washington
County; County Superintendent A.
X Ralston, Cherokee County; City
superintedent e. Dickerson, Clare
more.
Topic: Consolidated Schools-Super-
intendent B. H. Hester, Rogers
County
Topic: Our Public Schools-Hon. ].
B. Turner, Vinita; Hon. w. w. Hast
irgs, Tahlequah.
12,00 M, Luncheon.
100 p. NJ. Automobile Ride.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-03-25
COMMITS SUICIDE BECAUSE
WIFE WENT TO SHOW.
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
New Orleans, La, Mar. 25-Enraged
because his wife had gone to theater
last night with her brother, taking
the children of the family with her,
Alfred Mitchell, a carpenter, today,
shot and probably fatally woun,led
her and seriously wounded their twelve
year old son, and seven year old
daughter and then shot himself, dying
instantly.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-03-25
"choctaw strip" Case.
BY Associated Press.

Fort Smith, Ark, Mar. 25.-The state
supreme court, of Arkansas, today,
granted an appeal to the United
States supreme court. in the case
growing out of the contest to deter
mine whether what is known as the
"Choctaw Strip" is part of Okla
homa or Arkansas.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-03-25
Negro Granted ReprieVe.
Associated Press.

Fort Smith, Ark, Mar. 25.-William
Bowman, under sentence to be hang
ed, April s, for criminal assault, today,
was granted reprieve. The crime
was committed in the "Choctaw
Strip" and the contest over this land
had a bearing upon granting the re-
prieve.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-03-25
100000 Incend!sry Fire.

By Associated Press.
Morgofield, KY, Mar. 25.-F'ire, sup
posedIy of incendiary origin, today, de-
stroyed business property here valued
at two hundred thousand dollars.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-03-25
Young Hunter Accidentally Killed.

Young Hunter Accidentally Killed.
Alton, Okla, Mar. 25.-While hunt
ing with his 1S-year-old brother, the
12-year-old son of Nose Featherhead,
was killed instantly. The brother
states that the death was accidental
but is held pending investigation.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-03-25

DR.. J. M. Thompson returned to
Tahlequah last evening after visit
with his brothers here.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-03-25

Miss Helen Darrought left last night
for st. Louis.
The Hawaiian star., 1910-07-02

n and Miguel Lopez de egasp and the title of distinguished and
loyal city conferred upon then aOurhng center of
ao where civilization by The Arabic alphabet
had been since the Moammedan in the 18th century,
before its adoption the writing of fiction and lyric poetry
well developed the TagaogS and the Nsayans
three centuries Mania has been substantial walled
the of European civilization and Christianity and for
years population sufficiently diversified
claim cosmopoitansm During the dozen of it's
under American rule it has become progressive without be-
coming picturesque than when governed by "acades and
presided spiritually and from distance by the
Archbishop Mexico santaans had dalined maara
make sunken garden and cut the walls OF the ancient city
provide trolley that serve the
cities Emnt BnOndo Maate PacO Pandacan ana
all in ALL the Spanish American city more
the Spaniards executed Grim
bred frogs and mosquitoes in the mOat
quaint aspect background of history its Spanish arcc
Chinese Shops mixed population and its interest as the
capital of American possessions yet undiscovered by the vast ma
travelling make Manila well worth visiting But
and catholic hospitality that the Manl propose to
give added interest for persons who ENJOY the
sensation of being made feel home when upon the other side OF
the Pacific
The Hawaiian star., 1910-07-02
Responsible Journalism
philadelphia Public Ledger

the students of the Ohio Northern University
had good deal to about the KIND OF newspaper
INSCRIPTIONS distortion OF Facts IN the
effort ephemera ensaOn indicative OF the nd
ference publishers the higher responsibilities and eth
jcal standards journalism There has class of news
paper which subordinate consideration of decency
for the enang circulation among the sort of people who
do TRUTH who for the facts but must be
newspapers persistent campaigns of vfcatOn of who
doing they public Office because makes of
them it does assist them in their difficult
duty ready exploit without invesga
ton suspicion of official Obquiy the sean
mOuges speed casees and bseess with
ii 1t wonder that the names OF
newspaper byWOrd and kissing honorable men,
experience of their unbushng mendac
The canards which they haunt the
headlines and then ncOnpcu0usy deny in an
when they brought book for their preyarca
ton III
AS President Taft said newspaper in any community gets repu
telling telling lies, just the individual
reputation clndOr deceit The community turns the cold
very upon the whom finds it cannot trust in its
public relations. 1t should and sometimes does taboo the
unegardu destitute
deacy false witness
hitherto respected The mischief the lying do is
ncacuabe great the prestige print and the malicious
choice the often
cold type the dignity of accepted fact merely because of its
pearance
The newspaper that prints all the nothing
the that editorial forth
right and courageous independent opinions avOrng friend
fearing will the waning
fuence of the daily newspaper.
The Hawaiian star., 1910-07-02
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The Hawaiian star., 1910-07-02
Goodwin Smith
New Bedford Standard.)

OF Goodwin Smith, who died Tuesday his home in
has been said that he great agnosc OF little agnOstcs
an abundance yet remain mostly claiming the title by Of their
intellectual and spiritual Incidence than
thinking Nothing for
problems whether those that called religious those
called secular by prOcamng themselves agnoscs-a
which them to have peculiarly quality
time being least the day of the prOOunder agnossm appears
be passed. and the day of that expressed
regard strange forms and with uspcons
renewed Mr. Smith himself shallow agnOsc taking
agnOsm because he shank thought only recently
if he believed moral religious life would die with dogma
he declared other things that "Chsany is the highest
a preached through the best aesed
the highest example" yet hardly atanabe by mankind this life
He could agree the dogma of the man. dented
from the theoOgies in many particulars. But he
christianity is the product happily for mankind of element
naturally religious not of conquerng tribe tribes
peaanry such furnished Jesus and His apostes population
which had connection with military aendncy with ambition
though ambition and regal
upon religion produced
Morality by which must live, if he is social being and
cey hold together we'll be taken be the rule of his Maker
and thus fact identified with and rational religion If the
morality the worship of God Nor
does this exclude truly religious frame of mind fra
tern spirit CredO quia impossible est surely when
scrutnized neXession of rational pe OF pey likely to
firm foundation for character perhaps to be acceptable
Ito the God of truth,
pesumpuous say speak
la learner not teacher and that in extreme old has
little time left in which to learn"
he the last of the agnoscs he penmnded
agnOsc not making his agnOscm for his
the wont of those who dispOr carelessy with the word
GOdwin Smith out of sympathy natural with
of his temperament and training with political and social
manifestations He objected the whole
ngoistc display known mtarsm and Imperialism
bring himself to look with much favor the
ism Regarding educaOn in the service of which he
charge that he that himself
Ibe-a sincere seeker for truth.
The Hawaiian star., 1910-07-02
IN HARNESS;
OR THE GRADUATE At WORK
BY JOHN KENDRIcK

Behold him nOw-hOw late
Hero great!
One year has passed away
Since that heroic day
When forty thousand thrOatS in hOarSe acclaim
ROared out his
AS fit for an Immortal Fame,
Because that he with feryd foot and soul
asbed through Il massy line, and scored the goal
That the victory they sought
Who out upon the CORY gridrOn fought
Emblazoned each Sunday page
Throughout the land
His name and face did stand
To mark his age;
And when the Campus green he trOd
He seemed demi-god;
And eager Freshmen awed and pale
Leaned DER the rail,
And murmuTed in each others with vim,
THAT'S HIM.
While countless hosts of other fellows girls
Made eyes, and blushed, and shook their golden curs
AS he passed by,
UncOnSciOusly
And sighed think the CLINT of his dadem
Had blinded him to them
And hosts of schoolboys scattered everywhere
With shrilI higE-tlpble voices rent the air
And filled the atmosphere
With cheer on cheer
Whenever he appeared
My, how they cheered.
And now behold him, rushing on his way,
With eye intense
And none poor that they will do him reverence;
Unnoted in the struggle and the rushing fray,
Hurled from the highest rung of Fame, today
In spirit mild and meek
He holds his job at dollars six per week.
Runs here and there at pallid clerks behest-
They press the buttons and he does the rest!
SO runs the world, The great of Yesterday
Upon the morrow but human clay,
And noble hearts and brOws with bays athrOb,
Fame tasted, then must turn and find job,
And like the rest of poor humanity
Set forth where all the watching world may see
Their right to be!
God speed all SUCH And may the great worlds cheers
Come once again to echo in their ears
Ihat they may know that glad acclaim
That lends all sweetness to the taste of Fame!
The Hawaiian star., 1910-07-02
F1ANILA HOSPITALITY

Manila determined to make it apparent
that the Philippine capital worthy visit
there will be of the big of the tour, says
The enterprise that shown promises results pro
porionate to the efforts put forth.
The Hawaiian star., 1910-07-02

Summer BOarder-Wl direct SINNERS house
Station lOunger--I will eff you me to.
Summer BOarderI shall have explicit directions
because I've been there before
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-20
ASSAULT SHERIFF AND ESCAPE
-Four Prisoners in County Jail Gain
Their Freedom.
YOUNG SON SAVES FATHERS LIFE
Rifle FriEhtens Remainder Of Men
Back to CeI1s-WhOIesals jail
Delivery Had Been Planned
by Convtcts.

LIMA, O.. Dec. 1s.-Four prisoners in
the county TAIL here won their way to
freedom this afternoon after murderouH
assault upon Sheriff Van Gurtsn Stand
ing over his unconscious father, the sher-
FRS 15-yenr-old son held the remaining
convicts at bay with an empty rifle until
help came.
Charles Collins, spencor stevens. William
Evans and Herman Berger we're the men
who escaped. Berger and Evans we're
shortly afterward rscaptured. but their
companions are still at liberty. The men
wrenched the lock off the inner door OF
the prison with an iron bar taken from
one of the beds.
As the prisoners made rush for liberty
Sheriff Van Gurten ran out OF his offices
and was struck down by Collins, who
carried the iron bar. His two sons had fol-
lowed him and the younger snatching up
an empty rifle. ordered the men back 70
their cells. Four OF them rushed past him,
but the rest obeyed.
The snerifrs condition is serious
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-20
Earthquake Disaster
RumOrs Are Current
Island Reported 70 Have Sunk, with
Big Death Loss, OFF San
Salvador.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec. IA dts
patch from Port LlmOn Costa Rica. says
that a small island off the coast OF San
Salvador disappears Iast thursday fol-
lowing a series Of earth shocks ana IL is be-
lieved seventeen families or about ninety
persons lost their lives.
The dispatch adds that san Salvador was
repeatedly shaken by earthquake last
week and the series OF Thursday night was
especially severe
The people on the little island uopangu.
were observed giving signals Of distress
lats Thursday afternoon" says the dis
patch. but IL was out of the question al
that hour because OF the exCitahie cnndi-
tion OF the people on the saIvad0rean
shore % send them relief me earth shocks
continued until past midnight Thursday.
ana Friday morning the ISLAND had entirely
disappeared"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-20
Grandstand Play
Works Well Before
Judge B, Crawford
Regular" Borrows Bank Roll from
Fellow Prisoner and Makes
for home"

with a handful OF borrowed money taken
from a fellow prisoner, VIII Anderson. an
itinerant ne'er-do-wen. made flash" be-
fore Judge Crawford when arrsigned in
NooIice court for theft OF coal. and was
discharged on a promise TO go home to
Iowa for Christmas.
1--WE got enough money to take me
hack To the folks. haven't been home az
Christmas for years want to surprise my
aear old mother. Judge. said the prisoner
In his most seductively convincing tones.
Go home" said the Judge.
Anderson had been on his way home
about three minutes when the prisoner
vrho loaned him the money for the stage
effect before the bench raised an outcry.
rhe police are looking for Anderson, but
he is on his way home.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-20
Turkey Shoot With
No Turkeys-StOlen
Some One Makes Away with the
Prizes Bought for the
Christmas Shoot.

Because some unknown thief ran or
with the turkeys or else some delivery
boy forgot TO deliver the birds the mem
hers Of the Omaha Gun club were com
PEELED -o hold their annual Christmas tir-
kew shoot without turkey. In spite OF this
there were plenty OF ducks and geese 90 be
won In shooting and a merry party or
twenty hunters aid their best
The honors were about even, and no
high scores were made because or the
high wind The shooters and crowd or
spectators had considerable enjoyment In
the shoot IN spite OF the wind ana the loss
az the turkeys.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-20

II you lose your DOekstbook. umbrOnA.
WStsh Or some ether article Of EAIus, the thins
10 do IL to follow the example Of many Other
people ana advertise without delay In tAs I.ast
and Found column OF The Bee
That is what most people do when they Ioss
articles Of value TeIsphons US and .aII your
loss % all Omaha In a single aftsrnoou.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-20
SCHULTZ MOTION UP TUESDAY
Defense win seek View TRIAL for the
Chauffeur Convicted of
MnnsIaughter.

Arguments on the uot-on for a new trial
or Al schultz convicted OF manslauEhrer
On causing the death OF the late william
Srug In an automobile accident. viii De
heard BY Judge Lee 8 Estelle IN district
court Tuesday afternoon, beginning az j
OF clock
The motion FOR q new trial Is made ON
the ground thar causing a fatal aut0mo-
bile accident cannot be crime under the
constitution and that remarks OF the
county attorney in his argument 20 the
jury In connection with the death OF a
little boy as a result or an uutomobils
accident the Night before the case went 10
the jury were praiudiciaI TO the defendant
The Key ta &c sIfnafinn-Re- r,-.., A.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-20

The wedding Of Miss Edna Parish.
daughter OF Mrs. n. Parish TO 8Ir. samuel
Rosenthal. took place last evening az SGD
az Frenzsr hall, Rabbi H. Gr0dinszy ON
ciaunE. one hundred guests we're prssenr
ana after the ceremony refreshments were
served and aa orchestra Furnished music
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-20

Mrs oliver H. p Belmont presided az
the opening Of the Five-Cent Meal club a
restaurant established by the Political
Equality association OF New York City
The object OF the club is % provide good
food az cheap price This Is the latest
venture OF the woman suffragsttcs ana the
rooms were filled 70 the utmost capacity
when Mrs. Belmont. head OF the Political
Equality association, announced that the
doors would be opened 10 the public.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-20

CHICAGO, Dec. ia federal grand jury
was sworn in before United States District
Judge Lads today. II viii investigate the
Capital Investment company, raided last
week as a bucketshop; the alleged brick
trust and the oleomargarfne industry.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-20

The present sees the test Of life Can
the church endure Il? Social questions
are pressed forward. Labor and capital
FOR instance. The workingman has largely
absented himself from the church. The
church has often been Missed. but the
name OF Jesus is always applauded. The
lodge has thrived because IL has some
thing to give 70 the needy. I think the
attitude OF the church is not understood
and that the truest sympathy does exist
in the church and a sincere desire to be
helpful to the unfortunate and the op-
pressed; that its charities are very large
But has there not been advanced The
spirit OF Jesus has become a public pos
session. The state itself has been con-
verted and now does what the church
once did as a matter OF public duty. The
establishment OF schools, OF Juvenile
courts. OF hospitals, child saving Institutes
etc, shows that the spirit OF our Lord
has found a wider constituency than can
be bound within the limits OF the visible
church This is the desire OF all hearts.
Jesus saw such a time when neither Al
Gerizim nor vet at Jerusalem should men
worship. but everywhere should be &C
cspted those who worship IN spirit ana
truth
Again. the churches are drawing closer
together. Churches are ready for a
broader sympathy with each other and
are beginning 10 recognize the product OF
one another as OF the same kind and value
This is progress. am in sympathy with
the chancellor OF our state university, who
IN substance said that the test OF church
membership should not De a creed, but
the similarity OF life.
The world is caring less for a mans
ordination. but more Cor his ministry. The
day has come when We are beginning to
see the ministry Of the common man. No
LAYING on OF hands OF the prssbytery Ia
equal IN power 20 the touch OF the sym
pathy of Christ In a mans own soul.
When All men acknowledge their essential
caIiing before God. the church can be laid
aside for its work viii be done"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-20
MRS. BERTHA MOTT ON TRIAL
woman Accused az ISfIIfnE Otis Hedy
Faces Jury and says she shot
IN seIf-Dsfenss.

TRIAL ~ Mrs Bertha Mott. charged with
the murder Of otto Hedy last August, was
hss-ln in the District court Monday after
noon. Deputy County Attorneys Magney
and Coad prosecuting ana Thomas p. Mur-
raw defending. This morning vas spent in
securing a jury The FIRST witnesses for
the state were neighhors Of the Motifs and
Hedys. who testified 20 hearing the report
Of Mrs Motifs revolver and rushing IN 70
nnd Hedy fatally shot Mrs. Mott claims
self-defenHe-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-20

Bigger. Better. Busier-That In whar
ADVERTISING In The Bee Ein 40 for your
business
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-20
Wonan's Work.

Activities o. various Organized
Bodies Along the Lines Of IN
dertaEdnE az Concsrn 20 women.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-20

Mrs. Harriet NJ King is the owner and
actual manager OF one OF the largest farms
in the world. Her farm is known as the
santo Gertrude ranch. and is near Corpus
Christi Tex. It's pasturage is reported 20
afford grazing for I0a000 cattle 5000 sheep
and nearly 1900 horses. Mrs. King Is said
to keep 2Goo employees busy on her ranch
and to find no difficulty In managing
them.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-20
ANNIVERSARY OF OLD CHURCH
Program by Prssbyterians Commem-
Grating Half Century in Omaha.
HISTORICAL REVIEW IS GIVEN
Judur Howard Kennedy Tells Of
Earlier work % Congregation
in Omnha-Hev. r. ". Dim
mick First Minister.

The fftieth anniversary Of the First
Presbyterian church was celebrated sun
day with special morning and evening
services at the church. Seventeenth and
Dodge streets
Rev Edwin Hart jerks. pastor Of the
church delivered the sermon at the morn
ing service upon The ChurchNin Fifty
Years Progress"
In the evening Howard Kennedy, Judge
of the district court. read a review Of the
fifty Years existence OF the church.
During the fifty Years Of its history"
Judge Kennedy said. the First Presby-
terrain church has received into its mem
bership Z52s persons. Is75 OF whom were
admitted hy letter and S5l by profession
Of their faith.
The church has raised for its own sup
port and benevolences in that time s445. O0e.
The First Presbyterian church in Omaha
evolved from the organization OF a little
sunday school. July 90 1856. in a private
school on barney street.
The great financial panic OF 1857 and
the discovery OF gold in Colorado the fol-
lowing year caused an extensive emigra-
ton from the city. which placed the
churches. and especially the Presbyterian
churches. Ear behind what they had gained.
Immediately after that emigration Omaha
had a population OF only LSS3
Three years after this time the First
Presbyterian church. known then as the
Second Presbyterian church. because the
First grew out OF the little Harvey street
Sunday school. was founded
December 16. 1850 the first service was
held, the initial sermon being preached by
Rev. F. n. Dimmick. who was installed
as pastor OF the flock OF twenty-four on
December 3.
Rev. Edwin Hart jerks. the present pas
tor, came 70 Omaha to become minister to
the church, september l. 1899, and was in
stalled October Of the same year"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-20

Nhan yes with Progress.
Rev. Mr.. jerks began his address yester-
day morning by alluding to the changes
which have marked the progress OF the
church before and since that time. Going
back to the church's inception. he said
The little handful OF Presbyterians has
become fifteen aggressive churches. with
schools. colleges and technical institutions.
Rev jerks took for his text, Isaiah
9:vti. ''Of the increase OF His government
and peace there shall be no end-to order
lt and to establish it with Judgment and
with Justice from henceforth even for
ever"
Progress lies along the spiritual way"
he said. An idea OF good with power to
propagate itself is true progress. The
dream OF the church is OF a spiritual king
dom that shall possess the hearts OF men
the world over and place Jesus Christ as
leader OF men. Has the church advanced
or gone backward i'm fifty years? The
I last half century has seen the greatest
contest OF time with science. Rome once
] tried to extirpate Christianity by political
! power, and the church grew strong under
I it's marryrdoms. In these latter days a
new and more subtle challenge came
| Could the church meet the intellectual de-
/ mands OF the virils nineteenth century?
A great school rose. headed by Darwin.
/ and challenged the very existence OF God
| Did a God create the universe, or is God
/ but the impersonation Of mems ideals +?
/ Could the church bear the truth? Today
| the field OF the scientist seems to be set
/ tied as lying purely in the material world.
/ OF origins science knows nothing The
I telescope and microscope have but given
US a greater God. Intellectual freedom is
/ progress in the truest sense. The church
is no longer afraid OF science
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-20

Miss Mary e. Holmes. class OF 1895. is
the chairman OF the committee OF alumnae
in charge OF the work OF building a stu
dent building at Wellesley college. Miss
Alice Browne. O5. the secretary. reports
that sl2,136 already has been raised toward
the undertaking.. There is also an under
graduate committee.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-20
Eight Solid Carloads

Omaha and should but this m