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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-10-28
Another Trial FOR Tulsan.

Tulsa, Okla. Oct 24.--At the com
ing term Of district court Haskell B.
Taley. a prominent young lawyer, will
for the thir dtime be tried on the
charge Of assaulting with intent to XIII
y. r. Pettus, a cousin Of the late Sen
ator Pettus Of Alabama and former
superintendent Of schools az Warrens-
burg, No. This case dates back be.
fore statehood
Talley shot at Pettus on a down
town street corner, because his atten-
tlons to a daughter Of Pettus were OBJ,
jectionable 70 him, II Is claimed The
first trial resulted in hung jury and
at the second trial Talley was convict
ed an dgiyen a three years sentence
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-10-28
GRIPPEh JAUNTILY FACES
THE CROSS EXAMINATION
BIZ Associated Press

By Associated Press
London, England. Oct. Z1.-Crippen,
leaning 5auntily On the rail, nonchal-
'antly faced cross examination today,
By Crown Attorney Muir He said he
last saw his wife Oh the morning Of
February /, when they retired. as
usual, about two O'Clock in the morn
ing. When he got up she was gone.
He got his own breakfast, he said and
supposed she had gone TO join her
American friend, Bruce Miller, as she
had threatened Muir suggested that
If she had gone TO the United States,
she would visit her sister there. Grip
pen said that after running OF with
another man he didn't think even she
would have the face" to visit her sis
/ ter.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-10-28

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whegs t1s alleged fsgstzTes from 3zs-
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TIE srto-Leys tor the defense Ezs that
under thiz provision 70 extEsdition
would be allowed for a o=e1se which
now would b barred & this country
/ Il committed here OF the sane date.
The o1enseE charged we're commit
ted more than three years ago, and as
/ all of the defendants but one have
been in continuous residence in Okla
horna for three years past, It was
claimed that they we're exempt from
e1tradition under the Oklahoma stat
ute, which hxes three years as the
limit for prosecution.
The position taken By the govern.
ment, and sustained By Commissioner
ITibbetts, WIS that the statute Of lin
itztions applied only 10 prosecutions
and that II the Oklahoma statute were
% apply in this case It must be trans
lplanted for that purpose 70 the Mexi
lean state of Coahuila, where the pros
ecutions we're Instituted. It vas ad
mitted that II the men wanted had re
mained in COahuils for three years
Ithey would be exempt now, but IL was
lpointed out that under the Oklahoma
law the statute did not run where the
+ accused was outside the state aud
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-10-28
WOMAN CHARGED WITH
THREATENING TO KILL

Panic ScCtt vas arrested a. her
Eo-@ zothwess q CentraIia yesterday
- : deputy sheriff and brought 70 this
cirT. q charge q threatening 70
sEoot Orto J Storm Storm and Ars.
seo.t Lad been engaged in long legal
5zt1le ever lease OF the land Of Mrs.
Scou- Ehich the court, a. the last
tern, decided n favor Of Storm, and
il l. said the alleged threat vas the
result q this suit.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-10-28
ANDERSON
GIVEN ONE YEA
Al svslness Requiring Jury Wil
Conplstss IN District Cosrt And
Jgry Disrissse Tonight

There vas q brief cessation 81 II
business n the district curt yest,,,
day afternoon, While Judge Brog,
pagged sentence On Bert Andersaa
who plead guilty 70 one indictmsrl
for threatening 10 XII. Two other nv
indictments we're dismissed He Eni
given Z year In the penitentiary at NJ
Alester. IL
Anderson. it will De remembersC
caused terror 70 the village Of WI /
Oak, several months ago By going 4
the house Of 4 prominent man Of thte
place and shooting up the plslo
Anderson's wife and another lac
were calling at the place. AndsM-,
was drunk al the tine and II is "a,
that he did not know what he wasy
ling. /.
The bond Of Ayrid Johnson. whor
charged with being Al accomplice !
the swlndle Of the farmers OF ns
county, several weeks ago. was K
duced from 5000 10 $500 By a
agreement Of the states attorney .gl
counsel for Johnson. Johnson, itrc
said, preferred an immediate ire
but his attorney agreed TO have In
case go over until the March term a
The case Of 3. L. Hart IS. J. E.V,
son ct al, was concluded for this tee
yesterday afternoon, when the jury $
ported that it could not reach =
agreement. This was a suit TO eli
the title to some land or
The court today is hearing the Ct
Of Henryetta Whitmire VS.. Myrtle he
land This is suit TO recover $rc
on a contract for some land. i
The court will probably finish K
business for this term requiring a jun
today and the jury panel will be dl
missed tonight. The court, howeyd
will be open until November for
trial Of whatever may be presented Q
it. The term that will close on Novel
Iber 3, will be a record breaker, in Il
amount Of business disposed Of I
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-10-28
NEAT BOOKLET ISSUED BY
DEMOCRATS IS NOVf

A novelty has been created andc
new step in political campaigning u
been taken by John R. Williams, cha
man Of the democratic campaign coy
mittee, in his Men Whom You ?
Know" book just of the press. "
liams has been called Master of 4
Art Political" and his campaign dos
ment almost justifies the name. It's
filled with political lore OF the w
best kind.
Hon. Lee Cruces photo appears :
the outside cover, underneath !
which is his now famous "Sunsh1
and Prosperity" motto At the top
the page, and above the photo are &
words: Men Whom You All KnoI
and directly underneath this Del
cratic Nominees for State Office; Def
ocratic Rule is a Golden Rule for 4
lahoma."
On the fly leaf or preface page is
extract from one Of Mr.. Cruts
speeches in which he urges the clg
men the good men to take advantI
of their citizenship and vote. VIII
ends as follows: Politics will ne
be made purer and clearner by uncla
voters but an honest citizenship, q
stantly and diligently asserting ita
Twill give us clean politics and clt
politicians
Mr.. Cruces speech appears in (
publication. No two pages ota
ling matter run together, the book "
ing been arranged so that photos,
candidates alternate with reading n
tier.
The book came off the press
terday, but headquarters is send
them out by the thousands, as IL
the desire to get them in the hands
the voters, in order that they may
Icome acquainted with the men Y
viii In the greatest probability hai-
the reins of government in Oklahd
Iduring the next four years.
A copy of the book can be secur
by writing democratic campaign he
Quarters, Oklahoma City.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-10-28
Silence Alarms Aero Club.

By Associated Press.
ST. Louis, No. Oct. 21.-Three bal
looms. the America the second, Azurea
and Duessldorf, the second, remain to
be reported. The Germanina landed
at Vile Marie, Quebec yesterday
Alarmed at the silence of the three
.ballons, the pilots Of the Aero club to
day asked the Canadian government
to hunt for them.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-10-28

Oklahoma viii readily recall they
fort OF these "holier than thou" u
resentatlves of the ant-saloonists.
prevent a vote on the local option 1
and how they fought the matter in
supreme court to prevent the ls
petition of about sixty thousand Oh
homa voters from being recognig
The spirit of unfairness marks evf
step taken by these people. Theys
sort 10 coercion and intimidaticIo
their effort to prevent a fair setJ
mont of this question. Their everyb
peal 10 TO maundlin sentiment and
horant prejudice and their unfairEh
extends TO actual misrepresentaW
Well known facts II they are vii
50 have the people rule why shf
lhsy oppoae resubmission?
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-10-28
BRIEFS IN PANAMA LIBEL
SUIT FILED IN COURT
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Washington. D. c., Oct. q. - The
briefs of the government and the Press
Publishing company. of New York
were fled in the supreme court of the
United States today. in the Panama
libel case, in which former President
Roosevelt ordered the department OF
justice TO proceed against the New
York World, because it had said fay
oritism had been shown in the pur
chase Of the Panama canal
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-10-28
Missouri Pacific Strike Spreads.
By Associated Press.

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. 2l.--All union
boiler makers, blacksmiths and pipe
men of the Missouri Pacific Railroad
company struck at ten o'clock this
morning( in sympathy with tho mn
chinists of that road, who have been
out several months. Fifteen hundred
men are involved in the strike called
today The order was issued from 81
Louis, by the presidents Of the unions
of the boilermakers, blackgmiihs hut
pipemen.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-10-28
Sunday School Convention.

The Sunday school of Craig county
he'd their annual convention in this
city yesterday. The convention was
well attended by delegates from every
part OF the county, and was the most
successful yet held in this city State
Secretary c. H. Nichols was the prin.
cipal speaker and is Sunday school
organizer for the state.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-10-28
DISTRESS SIGNAL FROM
OKLAHOMA PROVES A HOAX
BY Assoclated Press

BY Associated Press
Newport. r. l., Oct. 24.-It developed
today at Providence that last nights
wireless mesgage Of distress. purport-
ing to come from the tank steamer,
Oklahoma, with forty-six on board was
hoax. The revenue cutter, Acussnet,
which had picked up the mysterious
sos" was in communication early
today with the Oklahoma, which Is
well on the southern coast on It's way
70 port Arthur, today
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-10-28

tackle. who has starred ia every big
game the sooners have played for two
years past. ig one Of the most yalu-
able, If not the most valuable man OF
the squad. Heavier than in former
years, ne is playing q great game at
tackle and his ability TO hit the line
hard has made him the terror Of op-
posing linemen.
Clark and Rogers, the two ends are
both %" men. Rogers is one Of the
speediegt and most elusive players in
the game. His particular stunt is
getting down under long punts and he
seldom fails to down the receiver in
his tracks. Clark is Of heavier build
and has gained a reputation as a bull
dog player whose end is hard to circle
Harry Price, the great halfback Of
1903, will likely play at tackle. In
the games already played he has shown
ali the ability that characterized his
work In former years and he will be
one Of he most dangerous men on the
team Though he runs high he hits the
line like a whirlwlnd preferring to
crash straight ahead than to dodge and
circle. He. with Nairn and CapshaW
are men who can always be depended
upon for a gain In pinch no matter
how formidable the opposing line
Brown at guard is a veteran who
has been out Of the game for two
years. In the game Of Friday his work
was conspicuous He is Of the steady,
er on the aggressive or defensive.
"Hutch" Morter. also one Of the stall
warts, will likely 20 in at half or as
sub end Though light he is a speed
marvel and once away with the ball
is good for a touchdown
Both Radcliffe and Ambrister are
brilliant performers at quarter and il
IS likely that both viii have chance
to pilot the team against Missouri
Ambrister is a quick thinker and a
hard fighter He has the advantage
that the men are accustomed to him
Rat" is veteran quarter and one Of
the foxiest field generals who has ever
called signals behind a Sooner line
He is fast regaining his old time form
and by the 2Sth should be in the pinE
Of condition once more
Hartley and Taylor are recruited
forming on the borderland of the sen
sational and will do substitute worl
lin the back field. Their only disad
vantage is lack OF weight. Orr at end
McReynolds at guard, Berry at guart
and Holland at center are all second
year men who are showing stellar
form and will take the trip to Joplin
The Sooners are lighter than in the
past the average weight this year be
ling 152, but are far speedier than eve
before and seem perfectly adapted t
the revised game The individual
weights follow: Capshaw 143, Pric,
I162, Woods 100, Radcliffe 140, Nair1
If75, Holland 155, Price 1862, Thomp
son 16s. Browne $50, Clark 100, Or
lao. Hartley 145, Taylor 140, Morte
lao, Ambrlster 140, McReynolds 155
Berry 1e5.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-10-28
New Road is Chartered.
!. .ssOciated Press.

By Associated Press.
Guthrie, Okla, Oct. 21.-The Texas,
Oklahoma and Eastern railroad, today,
was chartered, to build from Valiant
10 Idabel. through the lumber regions
OF the state. The directors are Hans
Birks, Harry Dierks and J. S. Kirk.
patrick Of Kansas City, and s. D. Ne,
Cartney, Of Bismark, Okla.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-10-28
MISSOURI NEXT ON
SOONER SCHEDULE


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cane FrsezY whez theY mt he Okla
hou-z a. q y. team % Bard field. The
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fastest cotsris u molsekia wezfeFs
that have ever flashed the orange and
black ii Oklahoma and the battle
whieh they put ~ against Oklahoma
1a2 q fierce one In game replete
with old style football the soonerg
yznq8ished their heavier oppouents By
AZ 70 D score after bitter fight dur
ing most u which the leather vas In
the Aggieg territory. TIE result shows
hat varsity ID fully az strc1g a. waa
claimed, since the agricDlturists have
formidable lineup.
Nevertheless, gloom relgns IN the
Sooner camp tonight and the students
are turning their eyes Joplinward with
leas confidence u victory than yester
day. The hard struggle with the
Farmers has left the varsity in Grip
pied condition. three of the very stars
u the team. all eligible for the game
ulth the Tigers. being injured Marin
the mighty tackle. on whom - much
depended sustained dlslocatec
shoulder and may be out " footbal
togs all the rest Of the season Ger
tain II IL that they cannot enter ths
Missouri game Woods and Capshaw
the great halfbacka who are proyinl
enlgmas to ali foes, were likewise in
jured and may 20 into the Joplin battle
crippled.
Reports leaking out from the Mis-
souri, camp show that Hollenbach ais.
has good cause to look with anxioui
eye toward the hospital ward II 4
said that the close victory over lows
sent number Of hts prize hooters u
the crutch factory and several are re
covering but slowly The failure 0
the new game to prove painless ma.
yet be factor IN deciding the battl
Of the 2sth.
Practice next week will be In secre
at both schools and wIll consist large
Iy ~ the working out Of new forma
,ions and trick plays the success or fai
ure Of which win also mean tn
strength or weakness of the team
when the fnal test comes
Fans IN All parts Of the two state
are making arrangements 70 be pref
Ont at Joplin for the game Oklahom
win gend delegation Of rooters an
The band may also accompany III
team.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-10-28
EARLY DECISIONS EXPECTED
IN BANK GUARANTY CASES
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Washington, D. c., Oct. 24-Early
decisions on the eonstitutionality of
the bank deposits guaranty law in Ok
lahoma, Nebraska and Kansas will re-
suit, it is expected, from the arrange
ments made today in the supreme
court. The cases involving constitu-
tionality of these laws were advanced
to be argued before the court about
the time of the Christmas holidays.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-26
coNGER HAS A FINE CROP

u, 7. 'ongcr, who has a fine claim
near the BELL Ranch, was in town this
week selling feed raised on his farm this
season. He told the News that he had
about hundred tons of feed, and that
after keeping all he would need for his
own use, that he would have about six.
ty tons for sale. Mr.. Conger is q prac,
tical farmer, and every year has feed for
sale.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-26

boys could not break through the Tu.
cumcari guards while the Tucumcari
boys started in TO score at the very be.
ginning and had the game pretty well
on when the first half closed although
the visitors would not give up and went
into the second half, broke the goose.
egg which they had made in the first
half and ran up eight scores before Tu
Gumcari woke up and took care Of the
bnll the final score was % TO \ and
Tucumcari had won four games. Tn. out.
door part Of the day was past, every.
thing had passed off PLEASANTLY, the
crowd had been jolly and well behaved
the games clean aud fast aud entirely
free from any "squabbles everybody
was in good humor, Tucumcari was
exultant, Santa Rosa disappointed al
though good losers. everybody was tired
hut ready for the remaining part of the
days entertainment.
The Concert in the evening was on
par with the entertainment of the at.
ternoon, the members of the Glee Club
were little hoarse from roofing -
and the members of the orchestra were
little too tired 10 do their best, still
when the curtains were opened at eight
u clock the Auditorium was we'll filled
and the evenings entertainment was
prepared The Orchestra made its
first appearance at this time and was
enthusiastically received. it only render.
ed thrc" numbers hut they were very
good and the success of this department
of the school work il assured As usual
, the Glee Club rendered excellent mum.
/ program ~ whole was a treat 20 the
large audience. The advertised part OF
the days program was cnrricd 10 the let
ter. for the whole day the High School
mad furnished entertainment for the
whole town, and the town had given its
enthusiastic support, for the crowd 20
he Than ksgiving Day 1910. was past and
1t had been day such has had never
before been seen in Tucumcari. hut for
IN. players on the four teams which had
worked 80 hard tor the honor Of Their
school and the entertainment of tn,
crowd. there remained the best par, oi
the days program. the banquet
The walk from the High School Ia tn,
'irlcr Dining Room was not 10 long "a
those who had visions of Turkey with
trimmings and soon party of NOR,
than thirty were grouped around the
snowy tables on which were many things
dear 10 the hearts Of High School ath
lctcs and for nearly an hour nothing wa,
heard but the low hum Of conversation
mingled with the songs and Wells which
could not be- held and in this game all
were experts, and the referee declared
the result Ia hc Il tie although each team
insisted that it had won, with few
more songs and yellS the tired bunch
slipped away home 10 dream of the de-
lights nj u "TIIANKSGIVING DAY
WHICH IL HlGiI SCHOOL. DAY"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-26

The Tucumcari News Is the
best Advertising Medium in
Quay County.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-26
WHERE THEY PLAYED
GIRLS

santa Rosa
Nora Nucklrs. Capt. r {
Hazel Stearns, l. I.
Olela Tillman, j. g.
Nellie Smith, b. ..
Nclma Tillman, l. =.
Erlyn Mott, r. 2.
Tucumcar
Willie Parker. r. 1.
Maggie Jackson. |. {.
Lee Gentry, Alice Chapman, j. q.
IIcttic Allen. b. =.
Nora Waggoncr, Jeanette Eller, !. Q.
Ros" Simpson, r =.
Santa Rosa
Ralph Ellison, r. (.
Clifford Bcrnhardt. l. E.
Felipe Sanchez, e.
Canuto Sanchez, l. q.
Gilbert Birch. r.g.
Tucumcart
Virgil Cowart, r. {.
win Phillips, viii Crofrord, l. {.
Henry Jef'rics. Q.
Vharlie Parker. Chas. Dunlap. |. ..
Harold Aull, r. z.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-26
A CORRECTION

In the nd Of Smith, Eager last week
In the News, 80 ID box Of apples should
have been quoted $l.75 instead Of $3.50.
This mistake was made In copying the
ad.