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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-16
Staot Baltimore.
1lntcr6altun9s.@ cemciicr.

.NtnOemie" - oSbe threatening Of 9elcna
9inie".
yAueitpriam"-,I Son Of Toe @coplc".
r5pro's"-,Sb e Wmcricnu Soel".
,,WaHctn"-6reo Srluin'S pStbiou 8lrls".
,SnlioaH"-nlb e promoters.
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uno Der aifetograpb.
uNeW Munumental" 90 ogobcmlnf &IIrlcS'
Guere".
,sSiliuu. S1eatcr"," Baltimore, rabe @apzSt
- IIdIid ununicrbrpdcne 1SrloeoiIles llro
Sanoelbilncr sToriteuI ngcu.
,,2nrte.S hcatcr"- WiiiUud. Den 10. Mtdri,
liaiienei'c lrubc GpCr aMiuncu".
yWiclohie' 5amen'Scrciu" Wtittlpodl, ben
l6. Midr6. MGatcnbulI In nSblmcl's Sale"
FL. g32, ltoros trpuotpaO.
,IlrahubH MINT Guuicrunturium" 49, TrCitaG.
neI Is. Wdr5. ! llbr 9tacbullttnAc, Icetes siam
mermlIiil &nnSett non ncAl rMllciiCI Gnatiett"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-16

SciItet 6cn NmtSci D. Ter
Snnoc@ = Gimunn6crum9a . Commit.
jar Z. :. Nci@, mcld)cr 5ilr grobcll
6rcllbc lcincr 5oblrcid)cn S%rcunbc II.
Der Nciilrlportcr elmer rcillcn Ser,
lpnltrng trot hcIti0cr Sppoiition
nonl ErGiiocntcn 5oit oli bier Sabre
mlcNerernornt muroc, lcate 9cItcril
lclien NnltScio iiir bcn nGdJitcn Ger.
min ab. &crr &ci9 lit nid)t mcnig
ltolj 'allf oaa pom FrGiiocnten Soit
Undergraduate Gcrtiiitot, 3rpci ocrie!.
bcli. Die pom Nr.ErGiibcntcu Nooic.
pcIt mltcrjctdlnct iino, 5Gb!cn III lei
ilcn Sd,0ten, SEER Mcia crbiclt &c.
tern 10 jnblrcid)c 9llmcnipcnben.
OILS lei CT neit crnonnt mcroCn.
&nn Sccun6N afcn. - Ger
Compiler pNonnupcr," ircld)cr NOR.
gen lriih bri (%nNcsutbrud) nnd) Gll.
rcpn abi0bri, hrinlt fol1cn0c aojii.
'EnilaAicrc mad Bremen: &crr :.
6teolcr FittSbnrl Eu,; Sri. Moio
8rcBmonL Nclusgorf. N..O.; 6roll
Glllrooo M.aunp. Gllpoob ). Mcnnp
mo SEER 'pcrbert Sauer, Baltimore.
No; Srau Maria Sbelcn, Chicago,
Sllinois. YsYN
2LOO0 Hiinbcl Nonorcn mcr,
ocn onf Gem Compiler n@ornitoblc"
bier cruortct, 1921 uui Dem Sam.
pier ~Solono 81 Wiorgio" mlo 3D.
GS7 uuf Dem 9onpicr ,griQhton."
@cfdbrli dies Srciben. -
Metl cr mAcblid) ciilcn iulidcl'
Ilnrm pom &aitcn &r. 1929 Gin.
ianotc. mnr0e g~cilcrn Der 33 Sabre
alte He9cr Charles 9ceb BON ltr.
402, 9clpis. StrnBe. in Der 5itlid,cl
9oli5ciitatiolt Dem Ucrid,tSpcriohrci
iiberpicIen, On CT Dem @ciicr uol
aabi C'9tcill nid,t red)t traltic.
ii bic Strifer In Ebtla
oelphia merben sur 3eit BON ore
Greborgelipielern III Gnntcn lrnr
6igblanotonn 6onbs geiommeIt.
am Eaitcnr Snititut. -
Iie 8nttin unb bier ainoer oeS Be
fanntel 3edltsanmnliS Sonarb EIit
Snotler bon Sberpoob. baltimore
Gcintp, nntcr5ieben iif 9egenpdrtil
Der gcbonoInn9 I'M Vaiteir /. Sniii
tut. GieieIben nuroen bon ben
Nansh,Inoc Der inmiIic ,cincm flei
llelI airpoalc Terrier, Jebiiien, De
al (olImutb lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-16
2ofalbcridJte ans @aihinatum-
2 d) mere 9 e.

Sn arcisacriHt Scr. 1 ipllr0c Sroll
Mumic Seller geitern sur 3oblung
elmer GntihGbigung Don $500 an
oaS fleinc MGod)en Wargarctbe y.
Gcinburg perltrtbeilt. Srau Seller
ioQ ooS W1od)en babel ermild)t ba.
ben, ols lie Die Sbiirglpfc 500, nnN
ibr cinen iolden Shlag in's @ciidt
periebt boben, Dob es Die Noie broG,.
$4,000 perlnngt.
Iie ,9nocoltiu, Yotomoc Hiutrs
9a6n-Go." lit bon 96orltS Soos nm
$4,000 fiir Den 500 bon Sltgo Sooa
perflagt lporben. Ger aldger lit DER
9ruber beS So0ten. Sn Der &lulc
miro 9eiogt, bub Sltgo Suo5 am 20.
MGr5 1909 il, cine @rilbc bcorbcrt
Durbc, in ipclhcr er brrd Den cIct+
trild)en Strom ooielbit gcto0tct mllr
DC, uno bic Sd)ulb 6ofiir nlli Die
Gompognie fone.
Jeuer an Der @nlfersT oo0 D.
In Den @cpufsbGllicrn bca &rl1.
Wid)oel 5. McGabc an Der @ulTcr=
Hoao bronnten uorgeitern Nbcno Die
GnOen ob llno Die SIornmen ridte'
ten einen Shaben Don $4,000 ar.
Gnrd) oie Sefinungcn brong Die
fiible 6riibjubrsluit ein ulb bc'd)d-
oi9te ianlmtIihe Eilan5en.
Gin biiiieer aotcr.-@dG-
reno Der 8 Sabre olte Nelion S'Sof-
ncl bon Nr. 1927, Nor0-@aibington.
StroBc, Dor ieiner elterliden Wob.
llilllg ipiclte, pltrbe CT BON cincnl
Sunbe IN Dos red)te 9ein gcbiiicr.
Mon trllg ocn &nabcn nod eincr
nobeliegenoen 9lpothefc, no Die @ib-
mllnOcn tcmpprir perbullOcn lpltly
oeii.
ID FARMLAND SnItitut."
@eItern I6eno biclt Grof. 9ono lei
nen lebtell &ortrag I'M yMiorplonSs
Snititilt" iiber yangcmaltbtc &llnlt IN
WetoIl- gr6eitcn". Ser Mebner iiibrtc
lcincn 3uborern oie 9unit bei Dem
TiSarbcitcn bon Gcforotioncn IN
SLIDER etc. Dor Nugcn.
Fl. Botridstng. - 3um er-
item 0tole ieit pielcn Sobreu miro scr
ct. Fatridstog moracr, GonlleritoG,
Dicber nit elmer Yurooe ser S06uc
Der g~riinen Slliel geieiert mcrbcr.
Gie Gornoe, an oercn Spibe oic ,Si=
bcrlllan Stiles" morid)iren %ioller,
miro lid IN 5iuci Sbeile cintbciler;
Die critic SGlite miro cillen militGri.
Id)ell 9lnitrih boben ullo Der Mcit be,
lteDt ans Den pcrid)icocllen irlGl0i
id)en @cienidoitci1. Iic Garooc or
ganilirt iid al Ser Gfc BON Sutton
Ypcnle NM Baltimore StruBc ltm
= llbr Nnd)nittogs lulo maridirt bon
BORT burd) Die 9ultin1orc., Glltalu-,
Sranflin. CHARLES StraBe an ser
Heiioen5 oes Cardinals rorbei 5ir
Baltimore. StroBe 5llriid, Damn mad,
Der Sol(ioop-, ~2crington-, @op. ulth
@nter-S trobc, 100 lid Der ,}lig oi.i
loien lol. @onperncllr Grotbcra NM
Stnb NM Wapor Mabool lino 5llr
9etbeili8ulig cillgelobcn porben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-16
SrieffaIten.

90. g. Sbrc Grfnhriul0cil nit
bent vS1ltolnlcllt" WclhGfte iino
rihtS NclleS. Cine Gcr0ffcntlihung
Sbrer Grlebniiic miiroc Die 3a6l Ger
icligcn, mcldlc nid)t MQe iueroer,
ourd)nlls nid)t pcrringern; oogcgcn
ipiirocn ms rcdt beoertenoc Sdupie4
riafcitcn e%rlundien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-16
Sbcu. s. Niener &: &c.,
Pr ph. Ntltimprc straae.

Ieltides iro onbcres a~itSldnoi.
id,es 0elo gefauit uno uerfanit.
y@cISie,bunigen beiorst nod 2eutid).
lamb. Ceftreid), HuBIonh II. I. m.
3cdier n,isaefteTt aui dnsIdnoiidc
Waufrn. Grcsiitricis nno Ernoclers
Cheques. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-16
Mcinc Santc oocr Seine Sante?

VtItNS <uHtt wv btbWt SuWAS'
Cine enit1llid)te iltlge Giniponoerill
miro i'm Ietentions-tS Sous 81 SO.
cuit.Gnint ie~itgcbnlten bis ihr
@r0nltigom lie beimiiibrcn fam.
llniiberlcgte Eroblerei zines
llnbeIcrncnen Die llriode ibre>
Gilcmmo5.
Cine bcrbe GnttGuiflul1 lit elmer
iungen beiitifeu Ginponoerin Der
"a Sabre olten M~iorgaretbo @ebncri
aus 2eip5iA 81 Sbeil gelporocl, ols
lie nit Dem Ianpier oSonnoper"
bier ~unlongte; Ocnn a%llItott I'M 2utSc
Der Sreicn NIT oficnen Nrnlen emf
pfuligen SIT iperoen, iiBt tie sur 3eii
olli Nnoronung bcs Giniponoerlung2-
Gomnliiidrs g. Z. @eiS i'm Neten.
tions6uils, bis Mor Heif, Elm jun
ger Sednifer, leine Ingelcgenbeitcn
nit Der GinlpunOerungS.9 eboroe 10
iueit I'M Rciltcn bot, bob CT Wnraa.
retbo bcimfiibrcn bari. @ic cincm
@crittcritotter beS nGeutiden Core
ippnoenten" 9eltern bon eillem Be
onlten I'M Ginmnnoerluugs Geportc'
ment mitgetbeilt luurbe, lit Teid fir
ieiu cigenes Dilemma urlO o~osienige
ieiner Ingebetetcn pcrantmortlif,
iInb penn IQeS glatt ohgebt, fol1nen
@cioe nod bcr5lid) frob iein, neil nit
2cutelL Die yollSluci6cn0 nntportcn."
bon Scitcn Der GinipunocrlmgS-
9cborbe ionlt fllr5cr Eru5eB gcmod]t
miro. Hcib befinoet lid) idon lGn,
gcrc 3cit III slmerifu, ulo CT IieB
Worgoret6u, melhe cine fcidc Sell
ncril in 2eip3ie mar, nod) Baltimore
fommcn. Nls @rout poltc or tic
nidJt on Gonpfer obbolcn, mo il
itelltc iid) ON Eicr cine ySontc" ein,
ipelhe ibren Nomcn ais Srol 9ur.
baro 9errp bon ser Sltoion.S trnBe
ongob, linn Die Nidte o~b5lbolen. 81
leinem SerbdngniB cri,lbr sic Gin
neutrality-suspicious. bon bieiemElon.
NlS Sri. @ebnert bobcr lonOetc ms
cr5ubltc, boB iic lif) 5u elmer Sante
beaebcn molc, frrg lie GommiiiGr
Wcis, oh lie nid)t cincn iull0enWtunn,
Nomcls Wnr Heid, III Baltimore
femme, unb crrotbcno gcitonb oanu
Die jltlgc Ginuon0crin, bob ibr @c-
illd) llid)t Der Snltc Vcrrp, ionberl
Wfar Ncid) golt. Sn Ser 3ipiifcli.
5eit bottc Settcrer iid) cine Seiratbs-
Siccl5 ucridlofit unb fom in Der sb.
ii6t, SRI. @ebncrt om Tier 81 bcira.
then, mad, SocultsEoint, crfubr obcr
bort 81 ieI1em 2eiOmcien, haB Die
-9cborocn nit inn
lclbYt cin Siihnden 81 rllpicn bobcn,
Mtan bate n1lnlid III oller Stiue Gr.
funoigungcn ilber i'm cinee5ogen
,no in Grfobrrulg gcbradt, DOB cr
iid ais a%oblen5ieber beriiber georbci.
tet bate nlb III Sobofen ociertirte.
Sebt miro er crit cine Eriiiulg Dor
Der SllQuiiitious s9eb0roe 81 beitcben
Gaben, un0 crit IN bier @od)en miro
eS lid elltld)cibell, Oh CT bier blcibel
bari. Snl beiahcn0en Safe, mas l,lt-
ter ben llnlitGnocn mobrifeinlid, lit,
fam or I'M giinitigcn Safe icinc
@ralt in bier Mod)en bcinlfiibrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-16
gtmas Teines
Stills 9euti9eS Bier.
tSI5-)
tSsI5-)
.. Wclojenoangen.

.-- Wclbienoangeu. -
8elOicnOunoen nad) SeutihIaiio
lalo Seltreid . llnearn iihcr mo
idl,eu beiorgt 5, 10 unb 20 Marf..
lrpie 10 nno 20 aronen.S deiiie 81
p%crfnuien.
Sbeo. s. Giencr & So,
o. Ir. 217, Gi.SalfimOrc'St Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-16
Mpti5.
Scb6cf's cinsigcs Stnbiu.

4pit3.
!Sebbers cinsigcs Stnbio.
Sroermann fcnmt bic ION inns &C.
I~ieicrte Mrbeit; mir bcnfen uidlt ba.
ran, nns ielbit Su lobcn, ionbern iiber.
laiien Sies nniercn 2eiitnnsen. Seine
! rrppcn Bel ms an e~ritrigen. 2aiien
sic i'd Dun NHSeren nidt tanidjen,
cs giebt Gin cinsises Sebbel-Stn'
bio nnb Sics beiinSet lid I'M Yaterrc.
sldlten Sic ani Ses Sans, iuo nnier
Gamcn auf Sbiren ano 6enitern
ftebf.
Seine Agcnten. Gin Ereis.
Ndrtcn Sic anf
GebGel's
321 Norb-W Str, uale Siag.Str
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-16

2 DON mic0cr ci II 2cbcna.
III ii Scr. - @r, @iaion s. 2ub roli
Nr. al, Sort-Apcnuc, lic0t in eincm
Solpitol SIT God)eiter, M.-9, mo
ringt nit Dem Iooe. Giner Tcpcld)c
bon BORT 5ufolge irollf 2ub &orbpl-
ldilrc. Gr moGllte Els ,llm Septenl.
Der poriaen Sobres lei icilen Gltcrl,
IN baltimore iiiio bcgab lid 6cilld)ss
iuc!lc 5u ciner in &od)eItcr r%pobnhai-
ten Inltte, Srnu George Craig. gr
ldlricb fllr5 mad, ieillcm Gintrcifcn ii,
Hod)cItcr. bob es ibnl oniclblt ichr
9ilt gcinQe mo er fir INNER in bic
lcr ld)oncn Stnbt pcrblcibcn luoltc.
Ger 0rllnb. Der Sllb SIT Dem nn9liif-
lidcn S6ritt bclucgtc, lit Den Nil9c4
h0riacn bcS Monlcs cit M1thicl.
8 d) ~ c mel d) uncr.
d. ~ II g [ i Of. = Sn 6olse DER MT
erihluinalid) Gobcn Erciie fir
Sd)iueineileiid biirfie iid) Die
Sd)fucinc5ud)t I'M fommenbell Sobrc
gnll5 DEFENDERS III Marplonb oltsge.
Seid)net lobnen. 81 oen ltGotiiden
Mnrften murben II Gents pro YiurG
bc5nllt, ODER bcinobe 10 picI, mic IN
Iei,tl6lanb Sdypeineileiid) foitct.
Gic @roBIdldd,ter bebulptcn, BOB sic
iilgebeiire ;}ulobme Der 0cpolferurg
cine pcrnne6rte &ieb5udt crioroert,
obcr ltott Teiien i'm pcraonaenen
Sabre bcoclltcno mcnigcr Sd)lud,t.
picb oilf Den Morft acfonun,cn i'll.
S3iir Belt III nllaeiGbr ltlir bic S6lflp
1lriId) I'M &ergleid) NIT Dem Guam.
tlim bes &orioGrcs an Soiib. Gle
Sitiiation III Warnlano lit 10 ofl,t.
Dap 5. .. III 9entsGciittp, cillcnt Scr
better Ionowirtbihaitliten Counties
oes StaateS, SIR 3eit nid)t ein Illt.
seno Sfmelne 5u boben Iino.
Mcbr 8au0epillc.5 Dcn.
ter! - pic p~crlautet, miro Die
-Wilion amuiement Company" bon
9seip.Dorf i'll %vAlbaligh'S 1beaier"
OH Der Norb.G barIcs-S traBe Gin
Gailbeuille. 5beater einrihten; bes.
aleid]en miro oieielbe @eiclid)ait bic
bei6er 2iibin'id,en Embellishments III,
Der Git.paiiiinnrc-s traBe fir dbu.
lid,e ,3lpcfc anfnnicn. Gic lcetercl,
bcibcn @ct1uoe iina befdnntlid ieil
cinigcn Jogcn acid)loiicn.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-08-01
People Will Know Results
Of Primary Tuesday Night

Oklahoma City, OKLA, Aug. by
midnight Tuesday. Chairman Bran
son of the democratic state executive
Icommittee believes, sufficient returns
Twin be in at the Oklahoma City head
quarters to indicate who has been
nominated on the democratic ticket
| for governor. Counting OF the votes
lin precincts begins at 10 a. M, of the
primary election day, and as rapidly
as ballots are tailed the boxes are
reported and the count continues.
Tickets of four political parties are
| to be handled only two Of them, how
ever, being full for state Offices. while
third is practically so. Returns are
reported to the county election boards
at county seats, beginning at p. M,
and from the county boards they go
officially to the state election board.
Chairman Branson has arranged for
county reports to the state commit
tee as early Tuesday night as reason
Iably authentic returns warrant.
Friends of Murray and Cruce at the
various polling places will telegraph
here Tuesday night, and by an early
hour Wednesday morning they ex-
|pect to be able to forecast the result
of the days voting with reasonable
lcertainty.
Only one day is left for active came
paigning. Murray terminates his
lcampaign Monday night in Coal coun-
lty and goes to Tishomingo to vote.
Cruce will be feature at home
coming demonstration in Ardmore
Monday night and Ross will finish in
southwestern Oklahoma. being In easy
distance of Lawton, his voting place.
Kirk is out of the running, having so
announced early in the week, yet his
name is on the official ballot. If it
should happen that Kirk received a
majority of the votes, he could claim
the nomination. Notwithstanding his
withdrawal In democratic ranks the
total party primary vote is estimated
at 10000 to 10000.
Political managers are making few
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-08-01

claims in figures for their candidates.
In statement issued today the Ross
people say be will be nominated, and
resent the assertion, which they claim
emanates from friends Of Governor
Haskell. that he (Ross) has no chance
to win. A good part of the state ad-
ministration is recognized by them as
being for Cruce, and the story of the
Lowton mans alleged weakness, Ross
people assert, is for the purpose of
stampeding voters away from their
man. The statement in part is other
wise as follows:
Differences between factional lead
ers in the democratic party over the
candidacy of Murray and Cruce have
gone to such an extent that thought
full democrats must seriously consider
whether either of them can be elect
ed If nominated 1t is time for think
ing voters OF the democratic party
W turn dofuc II o4l tic Ndlp VI pOilti-
clans and select men for office who
have neither friends to reward nor
enemies to punish at the expense of
the taxpayers, and we believe the peo-
pie viii see the advantage of 1t and
nominate Ross Ross is big enough
to be governor of the whole state.
rather than Of faction, and he will
spend his time in the service of the
people and not in building person
al machine"
The statement calls attention to the
fact that William Jennings Bryan only
carried Oklahoma two years ago by
about 1000 plurality The Cruce
people declined to make a prediction
statement. but privately expect a
plurality for the Ardmore candidate.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-08-01
Kills Husband And Herself.

By Associated Press.
Denver, Colo. Aug. 1.--Insane. It's
believed. as a result of brooding over
the accounts of murder and suicide,
which took place in Denver eight days
ago, Mrs. Mabel Eveland this morning
shot and killed her husband, Joseph
A. Eveland as he lay in bed and then
killed herself
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-08-01
REPUBLICAN ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR sHERlFF-
NED HOSKlNs
FOR CONSTABLE
(yinita Township.
GLEN HUELsENKAMP
OPERATORS ULUIMATUM TO
MINERS OF SOUTHWEST
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Kansas City, Mo, Aug. 1.-Unless
the miners agree today to continue to
wotk on the contract to settle the
strike in the southwest as provided in
the agreement, which started the con.
ference. negotiations between them
and the operators viii be declared off.
This is the substance of the con-
tents of an untimatum submitted to
the miners by the operators for an
swer today. The operators. it is said.
will insist that President Lewis Of the
United Mine Workers return and the
formation of the contract, interrupted
last week by objecticns from the min
ers, be continued the conference
committee representing the miners is
expected to answer the ultimatum Of
the operators this afternoon.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-08-01


Some of Lee Cruces opponents have
tried to create prejudice against him
because he has been a banker Now
let us see il this experience should
disqualify him. The governor IS
chairman of the school land commits
sioners, who have in charge The in
vestment of the permanent school fund
amounting to several million dollars.
This is the school ehildren's money.
DO you think a knowledge of bank
ing and finances would help the gov
ernor in the investment and safe
keeping Of these funds? The state has
money on deposit in perhaps 500 diff
ferent banks of the state viii not
a knowledge OF banking be valuable
asset in the list Of capabilities of our
chief executive7 Cruce has had more
experience as a farmer than as a
banker, but really, laying all prejudice
aside. will not his banking experience
be Of more value to the state when he
is governor, thsn was his farming ex-
pefience?
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-08-01

The great department store of Dan
Myers started seven wagons out with
advertising matter this morning to
proclaim the sale that will soon be
on. vinita and all this section is
proud of the Dan Myers store and the
coming sale will be the event of the
month and perhaps eclipse anything
in the way of bargain sale the year
has brought forth.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-08-01
Prison Guards suspended.

BY Associated Press.
Leavenworth, Kans., Aug. 1.--War.
den McClaughry, at the federal prison
here today. suspended James Wilson
and w. s. Bradbury, the guards who
are alleged to have smuggled whiskey,
morphine. opium and similar drugs to
convicts. A special examiner from the
department of Justice viii make a
thorough investigation of several 9th
er guards under suspicion.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-08-01

On the eve of election the indications
point strongly to the nomination Of
Lee Cruce for governor. The thought
ful, conservative element of the peo-
pie in all parts of the state have reach.
ed the conclusion that the state needs
rest from the spectacular. frothy,
wild and reckless tendencies of the
Bill Murray type Of men. Lee Cruce
is clean, strong, brainy man that Is
not likely to go off at tangent.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-08-01
Girl Watched Fatal Duel.

By Associated Press.
Benton. ILL.,, Aug. lin the pres
ence of Edith Newton. the sixteen
year-old village beauty. her father,
James Newton and her sweetheart
Singleton Isom fought a fatal pistol
duel resulting in Newton's death.
Isom was put in jail here today, TO
await hearing on the charge of muir
|def, placed against him by the cor
oner's Jury.
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SIGNS swanson,s Commission.

BY Associated Press.
Richmond, Va, Aug. l.-Governor
Mann today sisned the commission
appointing former Governor Claud S.
Swanson, of Catham, to succeed the
late John Daniel. in the United States
senate. The appointment is for the
nnexpired term which VIII end on
March 3, next.
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EnemIss Of Paasr and Books.

German scientists. after devotins
deep study 10 the al stion Of the de-
cay Of paper. have found that bacteria
ere the chief enemies to be met with
In the preservation Of valuable books
and manuscripts.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-08-01

say the discrepancy in the vote.
cast at the capital removal election
June 11th and that registered for the
August primary is painful at Oklahoma
City,
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-08-01
vlnIta, Oklahoma, Monday, August 4.

Bill Cross il acting for all the world
like a man who never served in the
Confederate army
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-08-01

Now let every good citizen assist in
having clean, fair election tomorrow.
Let no man say justly that any un-
fairness has been practiced at any
polling place in Craig county
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-08-01

If that supreme court decision was
SO pleasing to Governor Haskell what
in the devil is he so mad about?
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-08-01
REsuArs YESTERDAY.


American Association.
Kansas City 5-4, Columbus 2-2.
st. Paul %, Louisville 0-s.
indianapolis 5, Minneapolis &.
Milwaukee S. Toledo 4.
National League.
Pittsburg 8, Cincinnati 2.
Chicago 9-4, st. Louis so.
American League.
Detroit 6, Chicago 5.
Cleveland 81, st. Louis 80.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-08-01

Don't believe every thing you hear
today "In those days came damnable
heresies" (hearsaysi
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-08-01
DEMOCRATIC ANNOUNCEMENTS

DEMOCRATIC announcements
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
THEO. D. B. FREAR.
S. F. PARKS
#. M. SMITH.
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
G. CALDWELL,
GUY PATTEN.
|FoR SHERIFF.
H. z. RIDENHOUR, vinita.
BILLY FRIEND. vinita,
iron REGISTER OF DEEDS
II. N. WILLIAMSON, vinita-
w. L. TROTT, vinita, RID g.
IFoR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
JAS. F. MCCULLOUGH.
H. w. C. SHELTON,
Iron COUNTY COMMISSIONER
(For District 80
d. T. WITT, vinita. r. r. D. 2,
ROBERT L. CHAMBERLIN,
L. C. COUCH.
]. IVES HARRIS.
F. ]. SCOTT.
FOR COUNTY CLERK
r. F. NIX.
JACK MALIN.
lFoR DISTRICT CLERK
d. B. STUTsMAN.
LEE R. MITCHELL
Iron DISTRICT JUDGE
PRESTON S. DAVIS.
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS-
JAMES s. DAVENPORT.
FOR STATE SENATOR
Il. G. HARLIN. Welch.
FOR STATE LEGISLATURE
PETE coYNE.
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
(vinita Townshipl
J. n. SCOTT.
e. A. STANLEY.
A. J. PITCHFoRD.
lFoR CONSTABLE
(vinita Township
c. C. BUTLER, (salty)
J. N. WALKER
Iron TRUSTEE
(Township Number q
H. r. THOMAS.
REPUBLICAN ANNOUNCEMENTS
IFoR sHERiFF--
NED HOSKlNs
lFoR CONSTABLE
(yinita Township.
GLEN HUELSENKAAIP
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John Mars left Sunday morning for
a visit at Denver and other Colorado
points
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cr....r in Proportion.

n, ia ilts,e thlngs that ,cwnf !
81 ssn1 az hig as an elepAals
Il dses. more darase
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