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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-10-26
MARTIN n. tITTLETON IN
ATTACK ON ROOSEVELT

New York, Oct. 26.--A new turn was
given the attack on Roosevelt and
his New Nationalisms by Martin w.
Littleton, democratic candidate for
congress in the Oyster Bay district,
in an address last night.
New Nationalism, he said, has
its source in the abiding disrespect
Mr.. Roosevelt has constantly shown
toward our form Of republic which
caused him to show dissatisfaction
with the public men of the country
as well as it's institutions.
Citing criticisms passed upon for.
mera presidents by Roosevelt Little
ton added, that apparently arother
executive. and one of Rooseyelt's own
creation, was probably awaiting his
place in this hall of infamy.
He, (Rooseveltl, has not yet com
pleted his symposium Of mediocrity, Z
continued Littleton. eHe has not con.
cluded his catalogue of incompetents; !;
but there seems to be another presi-
dent scheduled to fall under his con-
demnation. There seems to be an
other who win find place with
Buchanan, the shifty and selfish poll
tician, with Tyler that politician of
monumental littleness; with Van
Buren,, who faithfully served the mann
mon of unrighteousness: with Jack.
sons. ignorant and headstrong; with
Munroe,l a courteous gentleman Of no
esDediala ability; with Madison, whose
incapacity brought shame and disgrace
to America in the war of 1872; with
Jefferson. the most incapable president
that ever filled the presidents chair.
"And this president. who is await
ing. no doubt. his place in the hall OF
infamy. is the one that Roosevelt him.
self cheated. 1t is pathetic picture
of broken friendship: it is sad COM
mentary upon the stability Of political
alliances to see a patient, just, earn
est, plain, rugged Judge. who occupies
the position Of president. almost crowd
ed out of his place and excluded from
the prerogatives of his Office by a
man who continues to reign wherever
and with whatsoever he may.
rs it any wonder then that he
breaches New Nationalism?' Need
onesbe surprised at his strange doc
trine? Having gotten the views re-
specting eight of the presidents of
the United States, and having sur
missed his attitude toward the ninth.
need we be surprised if he finds no
difficulty in urging radical change
in the structure Of the government.
which is the strangest mixture of
socialism and eEupire-the most unique
union of despotism and disorder?"
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-10-26
MAVlMn rrrnnT m
ITIAhINU EFfUhI III
STOP BOOTLEGG|NG
Returns From Sale Of Liquors Cap.
ured in Craig County Would Pay
Expense Of sherIff's Office.

1t is getting to be the general opin-
ion around town that If it is possible,
under the existing law, to stop the
sale of liquor in Craig county, Sheriff
Ridenhour intends to see that it is
stopped.
Monday night the sheriff and three
deputies spent the entire night search
ing for bootleggers and their wares.
For these sleepless nights the only
compensation the officers get is the
knowledge that they are trying to full
|fill the duties of their office. Last
night ten cases OF whiskey was cap
tured in box ear in the Frisco yards.
If Craig county had received the
funds for the sale OF all the whiskey
captured by Mr. Ridenhour end his
force II would more than pay the en-.
tire expense of the sheriffs Office.
These captures, however, are turned
over to the state and the county
doesn't get a cent out of it.
Those who want the law enforced
must realize that every obstacle pos
sible is thrown in the way Of the off,
GERS and before eondemning the off,
GERS it would be well to investigate
what he Is doing and cooperate with
him in the enforcement Of the law.
Sheriff Ridenhour is making splendid
officer but needs the support Of the
law abiding citizens If the law Is to
be enforced.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-10-26
New Cafe Opens.

When T. w. Cooks European Cafe
opened this morning. in the Raymond
building. Vinita was given just such
an institution as has long been need
ed here. It is the intention Of Mr..
Cook to at all times serve anything in
the way of eatables one may desire.
1t is to be strictly short order house.
The orders will be served in the most
approved and appetizing style.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-10-26
GRANDFATHER CLAUSE IS
NOT UNCONSTITUTIONAL
By Associated Press.


Guthrie, Okla, Oct. 26.-That the
grandfather clause" amendment is
not In violation of the constitution of
the United States was held by the SUI
preme court today, iii the case of Att
.wer v. Passet. The court also held
the special procedure, under which the
amendment was adopted is valid, all
votes not cast against the proposition
being counted for it. The grandfather
clause" provides that no man is eligi-
Bile to vote whose grandfather might
not have voted under some form of
government and will thus disfranehise
many negroes, whose grandfathers
were slaves.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-10-26
Ben Harrison Stricken Blind.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Oct. 26. Ben
Harrison, democratic nominee for sec
retary of state, has been suddenly
stricken blind. following a severe at
tack Of maIarial fever. Physicians be-
lieye his eyesIght may be ragalned
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-10-26
Coming Soon.

The Man Of the Hour" which will
be seen here soon, played in New
York two years. to record-breaking
business. The record of the Broad
hurst play is no less remarkable than
the play itself, which has been pro
nounced by the most eminent review
ers of dramatic subjects to be sll odds
the best play Of the season.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-10-26

BY Associated Press
Aldershot. England. Oct. 26.-The
military dirigible, Morning Post, ar
rived here this morning after a fight
across the channel from Moisson,
France. The airship was constructed
in France and presented to the English
army by the London Morning Post.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-05
Glenn CurtiSS
Confirms Dates
For Omaha Meet
Series of Flights to Be Given on
Creighton Tract July "a
to q.

Glenn Curtiss and his corps of expert
aviaturs are to be in Omaha to fill their
dates beyond any question. This was the
word received from Hammondsport. N, T.,
signed by Curtlss himself, Sunday. Clark
G. Powell received the telegram confirming
the coming OF Curtiss, who will arrive here
July 81 as now planned.
There has been some worry in the minds
of the local promoters Of the meet, because
OF the fact that no direct word could be
got from Curtiss sincv mis- visit here q
week ago, when he inspected the Creighton
tract. Now he has confirmed the selection
OF the site as being satisfactory.
Tuesday morning the Omaha Aero club
will start gang of men at work placing
the ground in proper shape for the flying
machine men, and 1t will be rushed to
completion A grandstand is 20 be erected
to accommodate 5000 people, which will be
Of a substantial style Of construction. II
will require a fence 5000 linear feet in
length to enclose the ground selected, which
measures about Loo by 1890 feet.
The flights will take place July % to q,
inclusive, between 3 and O'Clock each af-
ternoon. %.
The Omaha Aero club feels that 1t has
scored Win In securing Curtlss for these
dates, as 1t is known several other cities
offered big inducements to the aviators to
get them to cancel the Omaha dates.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-05
Mld-City Liberal
Club Has Picnic
Sunday Spent in Listening to Demo
cratic Speakers, Dancing and
Athletic Games.

Politics and pleasure-it's not everyone
has taste for the celebrating excitement
of the game-constituted the program Of
the picnic OF the Mid-City Liberal club at
Nielsen's park yesterday.
The speakers in addition to the mayor,
We're Hon. Bernard McNeney of Red
Cloud. Congressman Hitchcock, City Comp
troller Lobeck and Attorney Harry B.
Fleharty. But the political pills were ad-
mirably gilded.
The dancing was in the pavilion to the
music of Dan Whyte's union orchestra. The
races, which were for handsome prizes,
and for the youths sud maidens OF the
club, were not the least interesting feature
of the evening amusement program.
The committee in charge OF the arrange
ments for the picnic were the following
officers Of the clubs President II. u. Wolf
Vice President Charles Grimes, Secretary
Sidney Johnson, Treasurer p. c. Schroeder,
and Fred Jensen, Fred Baker and Charles
Hender.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-05
KEEP COD IN NATIONS LIFE
Shut Him Out and Nation Will Surely
Degenerate.
PATRIOTISM TRUE TO HEART
Independence sermon IL Preached by
Rev. HOuseman at CASTELAR,
street Church sunday
Evening.

shut God out Of the affairs of this
nation and 1 venture a prediction that
within half a century Il will cry to heaven
from the sorrows OF a darker commune
than that Of Paris in 1880, and totter to
political ruin complete as was that OF
Rome" were sentiments expressed In an
Independence Sunday sermon preached by
Rev. Mr.. Houseman at the Castelar, Street
Presbyterian church last evening. The
preachers theme was, Triple Watchwords
OF National Progress
Patriotism Is sentiment native to the
human heart" continued the minister.
Victories won for firesds and fatherland
have been concentrated in song cast in
bronze, chlseled in marble and written on
the hearts of men The native American
has soant respect for the man who, while
having sympathies as broad as humanity,
has not high and honest love for his own
country's Institutions, its flag and its flu
ture."
Commenting on the fact OF this nation
springihg into being in the fullness OF time
according to the divine chronology, the
minister added: "Cortez had just conquered
Mexico and established to the south the
enervating sway Of the Spaniardi Cartier
had oolonized Canada to the north and
planted over the fields of a continent the
fleur dc lis OF France, and when the divine
volcs that had said to the Latin in the
south, no farther and to the Latin in the
north be subject to the Saxon, spoke bene-
dietions over the winnowed seed of Hugenot
and Puritan and Holander, tire miracle Of
a new nation appeared with its recognized
principles significantly expressed In three
sublime words. which have become inspira-
tNat oh +. Al nAr
Fraternity, Christianity.
Ltberay, Fraternity, Christianity.
Liberty first, though it looks to the
other for It's value and glory. Not liberty
| Interpreted by that which would fling out
the red flag OF prostitute freedom degen-
Grated into license, and soothing at all
restraint but liberty guided and re-
strained by law. Out of such liberty will
spring fraternity. A nation of free men
ought to quickly become q nation OF
brothers. After true freedom must come
mutual obligation under common principle
and mutual sacrifice for the common good
Our liberty, nourished in a kindly brother
| hood, will enhance the value of our heri-
tage. Ours is the birthrght Of brothers
! We should yield 1t never for any mess OF
pottage which low-browed policy is ready
to sell. Here we arrive at Christianity as
our Indispensable third watchword in the
threefold cord by which nation is held In
safety. A nation so conceived as ours de.
mands men not alone OF high repute, bu
also OF high hopes; hopes born OF contact
with the purposes of God, hopes moulded
in the crucible of prayer and a holy heart
A nation OF the high rank of ours mus
have this alliance so 1t will persevere IL
the shaking OF the darknesses of the pl
and arm Itself with the virtues OF the skies
Nations march on in lofty progress only al
they make alliance with the Highest"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-05
At the TheaterS


summer SHOW at the Gayety.
Teddy is homel" Everybody has read
this statement in the newspapers time and
again. But the fact that the homecoming
reception at all OF its most important points
has reached the moving picture screen and
the ex-president himself is seen going on
board the Androscoggtn, making a speech
from temporary stand in Battery park
New York, and later bowling his acknowl-
edgements OF the great welcome accorded
him as he is being driven up Fifth avenue,
all shadow of doubt IL removed Anyway.
the great crowds that kept the Gayety filled
over and over again last night believed 1t
and so will todays holiday crowd, and I'M
less you go there some time today and see
for yourself II will be too late. as the en-
tire picture display will be changed Tues
day
Another timely feature is the panoramic
glances at Camp Taft, at Toledo, o., and
the military tournament held there. over
1000 soldiers take part I'm all manner of
army training. The scenes dep1eIed are not
unlike what may be expected next fall
when Omaha has It's own military tourna-
ment during the Ak-sar-Ben carnival. The
men show great skill and daring, and, al
though 1900 feet of film of this subject IL
shown, never does it become tiresome, Sew
eral other pictures are included in the pro-
gram, are vaudeville acts by Ell Morino
very skillful hand balancer, and Fran
chett 4 Roberts in their sketch, THE
Dutch Girl and Her Pal"
The vaudeville changes again Thursday;
the pictures tomorrow and Thursday,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-05

have dwelling and where men may be
led into His consecrated service"
At o'clock In the faternoon a fellow
ship meeting was held. with two-minute
addresses by the following men; Rev. A.
w. Clarke superintendent OF the Child
Saving institute; Rev. l. 8. Leavitt, for
merly district superintendent Of Milwaukee
district; Rev. ]. q. shiok, pastor OF Nc
Cabe Avenue Methodist church, Henry
Keiser, superintendent CASTELAR, church
Sunday school; Rev. Nathaniel McGiffn,
pastor OF Lowe Avenue Presbyterian
church; w. s. Wright, Fsiracres; Frank
IL. Chickering, deacon In First Congrega-
tional church; Rev. u. c. John, ex-president
Clark university, Atlanta, Ga; William
Baird. elder in Central United Presbyterian
church. and Rev. Edwin Hart jerks, pastor
First Presbyterian church,
DIR. Kearns delivered the sermon at the
evening service held at o'clock. At tho
afternoon and evening meetings The sub
scriptions were further increased, making
the total for the day near $S,0Oo The
church. when everything is completed, will
have cost something over SlSOOO. OF this
amount S6,COO has been paid in, not includ-
ing Yesterdays donations.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-05
Steamer Baltic
Hits Tank Boat,
Both Continue
Liner that Went to Rescue of Re-
public and Florida Figures
in Drama.

NEW YORK, July 4.-The steamer Bal
tic, Of the White star line was In collision
with the German tank steamer. Standard,
bound from Philadelphia TO Copenhagen,
some time last week, while 800 miles east
Of Sandy Hook Neither steamer was seri-
ously injured, and both continued their
voyages.
From the average speed OF the Baltic,
under normal circumstances, It Is estimated
that the collision must have occurred last
last Thursday.
The Baltic was the first liner to come
to the assistance of the wrecked Republic
and Florida, when the two vessels we're
in collision off Nantucket shoals in Janu-
airy, 1902 The passengers of the Republic
were first transferred to the Florida, and
when it was later feared that the Florida
might sink wero taken on board the Bal
tic In rough sea by the Baltic's small
boats. II was the wireless apparatus Of
the Baltic that first SENT word to shore
OF the rescue
The Baltic sailed on its maiden trip IN
June, 1904. The vessel Is rs feet long. seven
ty-five feet beam and forty-nine feet deep.
1t has seven decks. exclusive OF the holds,
and cargo capacity of $1,000 tons,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-05
Negroes Lynched
For Mans Murder
Prisoners Are Taken from Jail BY
Mob at Charleston, Mo-, and
Strung Up.

CHARLESTON, NO, July 1.-TWO ne
groes were lynched here this afternoon
for the murder of William Fox. a planter
OF Mississippi county They were taken
from the county jail by large crowd Of
Infatuated citizens, who broke down the
doors with sledge hammers shortly after
o'clock. The negroes were alleged to hava
shot Fox in the back while riding In his
wagon, about two miles from town, last
night He died after identifying his as
sailants.
One negro was hanged in the Jail yard
after he had confessed his guilt and begged
for his life The other negro was hurried
into an automobile and taken to the spot
where he had hid the revolver with which
Fox was shot.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-05
PHYSICIANS GET LARGE FEES
Money spent LRViShly In Trying to
Save the Life of COIOradO's
millionaire.

More than S25O,OOO was spent by the fam
lily Of Thomas L. Walsh In an effort TO
save his life. This developed when infor-
nation was received from Washington to
the effect that the 100000 cash which Mr..
Walsh had in bank at the time of his
death had all been used up in paying bills
contracted during his illness. OF this
amount S250,0OO went TO the physicians and
medical experts who vainly tried to pro-
long the life Of the Colorado mining king
seldom has money been more lavishly
spent in an effort TO save a life, Not
even the late King Edward received more
attention than Mr. Walsh.
in the three months illness Of Mr.. Walsh
he was given the best medical we'll as
every other kind Of attention. When he
was stricken an army of physicians was
called into consultation. Then Dr. VAIN
wright of New York, one of the country
greatest lung and heart specialists, was
telegraphed for. He rushed to Washington
and never left the bedside of Mr. Walsh.
He journeyed to Florida with him, and
then, when the climate proved too wet,
he went to San Antonio with his patient.
From there he went back to Washington
with Mr.. Walsh, where death occurred.
DR.. Wainwrights fee was the largest on
account of the great length OF time he
spent with Mr. Walsh. But there were
other large fees, especially one of an ex-
pert from the Johns Hopkins university
Of Baltimore. who rushed from there to
San Antonio. The remaining physicians
were at least a score OF the country's
greatest practitioners, who were called in
from time to time.
When Mr.. Walsh became Ill an order
went forth from his wife that no money
should be spared in saving the life of the
Colorado millionaire.-Denver Times.
Tho Key to the SItuatlon-Bee Want Ads.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-05
PASTOR EBERsoLE WELCOMED
Preacher from CannndaiEua Talks ON
New Testament Church.

Preacher from Cannndaigua Talks ON
New Testament Church.
Emmanuel Baptist church was crowded
yesterday morning to give welcome to the
new pastor Rev. J. Scott Ebersole, who
comes here from Canandaigua, N. Y.
After few remarks relative to his new
work, Rev. Mr.. Ebersole preached sermon
on Some Functions OF the New Testament
Church" The preachers four main points
were that the church is a pure spiritual
democracy, is the incarnation Of the spirit
of God, the disqualification of Jesus Christ
and the transformer of society. THE
church." said DR.. Ebersole, lis not here to
apologize for its weakness nor to adopt
itself to its environment; rather to mould
its environment to the moral and spiritual
Ideals OF Christ"
Another large congregation heard Rev.
Mr.. Ebersole in the evening. 1t was an
nounced that the annual church and Sun
day school picnic will be held Saturday aft
srnoon al Miller park.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-05
Seth Bullock is
Back from London
Says Roosevelt Was a Bigger Man
Than ANY King at the
Funeral.

"of course Theodore Roosevelt was the
biggest man, IN King Edwards funeral pro-
cession," says Seth Bullock of Deadwood,
5. u. There were seven kings and princes
with him, but he was the man who could
beat them all. l know because was there
with him"
Seth Bullock. on his way back to South
Dakota after a sojourn in Europe. was In
Omaha Sunday, staying at the Paxton. He
has forsaken the proverbial wide white hat
and wore a straw with curlsd brim. He
had little to say OF his visit across tho
water and is still OF the opinion that Dead
wood Is as great city as there is. Beyond
that he offered no comment As an old.
time hunting friend OF Roosevelt. Bullock
considers himself one OF the ex-president's
eronies, and they spent some time together
Ia London.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-05
BRIEF CITY NEWS

nave Root Print II
Taks your printing 70 the Times.
Electric FAns-Burgsss-or andsn CO,
Best Dry Cleaning OF garments Twin
city Dye Works, 4O7 South Fifteenth
Rent Money Is landlords profit. Put
into a home, IL makes for family happi-
ness aud independence. See Nebraska Saw
ing and Loan Assn. 1905 Farnam, Omaha.
Two More Weeks for RninE-only two
more weeks remain during which filings for
office may be made with the city and
county clerks. II Is expected that large
number will come In during the last few
days before the lists close.
Too sudden with -hotgun-As a pre-
pmlnary canter for the Fourth. two sicil-
ians, ID. Giordanl and f. scarpello. who
1--we at 222S Pierce street, started Saturday
night to celebrate with a shotgun. An Of
ficer interviewed and now they are in the
city Jail awaiting trial for discharging fire
arms within the city limits.
Thieves Loot Picture CARA photo
graph gallery owned by S. II. Arnold, at
the corner OF Sixteenth and Burt streets,
was entered twice within sixteen hours by
thieves, and robbed of a camera, with
Ienzes and screens, valued at 500 1t was
reported to the police that the gallery,
which ls located in car, was broken into
at o'clock Saturday evening and 10 O'Clock
Sunday morning, and looted.
Director Kebls Hers-Theodore Keble,
the travelling director Of the sangerfest So
'ciety. win arrive In Omaha Monday morn
ing, and at 10 o'clock will hold a rehearsal
of the Omaha branch and the Orpheus club
at the German Home. In the afternoon the
new banner given the Sangerfest society
by the Ladies' Concordia society will be
dedicated, with patriotic exercises, at the
German Home. After his visit here Mr..
Keble leaves for visits at various points In
the state.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-05
York Man Slain
Under Automobile

YORK, Neb., July 4.-W. d. Mead, a
long time business man Of York, was
killed and his son badly injured when the
automobile in which they were riding top
pied over while descending a steep hill at
a high rate of speed near the town of Mil
ford. The dead man was pinned under the
heavy machine and his neck broken. The
two men were returning from visit to
Lincoln.