davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-23

Murray. Two-base hits: Lloyd, Waldron.
Struck out: BY Adams, /; by Fugate, 3.
Base on balls: OFF Adams. 4; off Fugate,
l. Double plays; McMurray to Lindsay;
Cranston to Lloyd to Lindsay. Left on
bases: Denver. 4; Topeka, g. Time 1893.
Umpire: Mullen.
ST. JOSEPH WINS POOR GAME
wichita Lacks Needed Hit with Bases
Full.
WICHITA, July 22.-St. Joseph won a
ragged game from Wichita today. Wichita
had the bases filled in the second and sixth
innings, but lacked the necessary hit.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-23

IotaIs...,..W 3 lb
|Bntted for Truesdale in the ninth.
Stated for Lake in the ninth.
sStahl out for Interference by Lord
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-23
Boston Lands Hard,

BOSTON, July 22.-Boston hit the ball
hard with men on bases and won from
St. Louis. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-23
Des Moines
HILL TEAM AND DIETz MIX

VIII Play ON the Latter's Grounds
saturday Afternoon.
The Burlington headquarters team will
play the club team at the Dietz club
grounds Saturday afternoon. Game called
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CHURCH NOTICES

r@e~ars>~-~-e-@-~y~-@-~-~ .~.~~>~-~~~-~~~~-~S
81 r. WATSON CHURCH TRUE
HikfTE Af.fsN meets sss-end fiassf
if4.t- fi4i'fflF. sanlaV. Aaru& ttths
n AftsfnaaE tsetnre. , b. NtaF
sp~eksrt suhierf "l'Ef't LA a
ftfsits ~ SfdHfTN AfsfHM FHFns-
10 X Circles. { b ns anaru E4 snieE
vfus VA Rev e. 4 Coon sub
" THIS TWO COOS Na.iea3
ea.asa anH sanaH hsfarr ara after Fec
W. kdasss~~fof free EENHTGNN
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IDLE MONEY Is
MONEY WASTED

MONEY WASTED
'The way 10 wealth IL as plain
ar che road 10 market" Our fail.
urea are not caused By not knowing
what 10 do. or how 10 do Il. but
because OF the Lack OF viii 10 do
what We ought-lack OF determine
ton. On the sure road 10 prosper.
ity are those who are putting
portion OF their earnings into acre
age along the line OF the Everett
lnierurban. Especially o. this true
~ HADLEY'S ACRES Positively
the best located. best soil. best
surroundings and nearest car OF
any acreage being offered IN the
North End Aside from an invest.
ment a small piece OF this ground
wlll support q family IN comfort
and plenty. AZ present rate Of
sale. your chance will soon be
gone, BUY TODAY.
f325 10 f400 per acre tract; 10
per cent cash. $40 monthly.
SAML c. FREEi.s. INC,
2i0 Lcary Bldg
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Assss~4-s>-~-~~--~s~r~~-~- ~s~s~s-~~s~l~s~~s~
igglES' ALTERATION PARLOR
So ssd err - aase ladies rArrnrnss
rnas's "a aurkir 81 Arcade mdx
~ x daaers 81 frataFual bali. nsi-
Il rsria1fnTtnE GA AHnarf ~ AL
tsssrs C~utssnsn sec. ladies fires.
~ Sass maaie
naamaa q wussn earpsnters Ana
ns1x vindoN xHd daor scruaAs . see
nts Mas ttTA IaA 1tAt
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FLArs

feNNrNNe~Na~feesNsNr,s Nas>f>~@fe>ese.ef,
fii to tsfeHm NaI fOtn ana Main A
watkins distance
"a A HltlNoenntl
8ta Nnrtuu ulbgh
ihanua NsIu co. iud 1850
lnrrR aHd fuHf fnufH modern fiHla fI
90 ere would furnish. rhana uai.
tour snd a,e.roam flats sttaais he.
uHra. Main ttea
nales ie thls roiuma are cent uoSd
fon words ne cents
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~ tHHANH ~ "a ia MA HH 1910 NWHHH HNf
sqKto9. CLOSE ta Meridian az car. good
els room house ufHu iHwu. with fruit
trees. flowers AMI ahruhhrrY. pWner.
i,ea,ins foT Alaska. desires quick sale
ROBERT MALTnY.
1910 ALAHKA BUILDTNu
wanted bargains 10 acreage snd ctr
CALDWELL REAL ESTATE CO.
fos tot Waikar mag
samuel Culver. 80 l,eafy BuiieiHg
~ lands Lisi your property with him
80 sais-s iots vim small house.
trees tot1 iefh ~ VI
Ef.s0g fesiaencs. UNIVERSITY district faf
eee 5000 cash. Prone owner, Main
SALE on EXCHANGE
80 nrrra a. see four blocks % car
liue. Fraded streets rlty water f,ois
1900 anf 90. terms Phone owner sgd
visu homes buiii b suit Wet Seattle
zoe cash gRslifg Home building Co.
ssl Empire huiialaE
Far Hair-Br Owner. modern e-fsam
house 1tqs norman - en- Improve
mnuts in and paia cnespf paving price
q goo. pau cash Jordan tgs 2efh
5000 boys hve.raarn modern hunEa
iaM pn MHdruna htif aii improvements Ga
and paid. Including paving Inquirs
genef. il2f isnd az
Modern sit room house concrote base
utenf. lot eoNtit. corner. east front
Phone white sis
F8r aale-oue acre. ifnpratrd. ssth and
itih Az n ~ Phone nanard Ei8
Queen Anne hlil new sound View
homo % asnrr eaHy teftnH cAii 4 1s4a
1roofn piastsred house ] lot. for 1850.
$50 cash Phone YORK. 80
WEST SEATTLE REAL ESTATE.
@-S04~~~~~-~~~~~.~ e~-e~-~.~4~-~4~1~y~
=. u KATE. Wsst Seattle Real Estate
FrCiuHiNELf. IL Downs Bidg. 7sf
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
-S~~~~~~o~~-o~o~o~~-e~ose~
o % WILLIAMS Co.
SASH AND DOORS
Warehouse and store
MovEDii
ia 1913 Ffra, az 3 our prices ARE
the lowest because u % ~ Williams
system 81 manufacturing Ia iarRs guam
titles ouf economical method - sell
PRICES has made Va the lArxeni ln
the Northwest Large stock Prompt
shipment SEND Tor Catalogue Sc 81
ard read descriptions 40 ueii a. prices
t-rfpsa panel doors for painfnE 81 sa-
s.eross panel dsura far staining $50
Mission style bungalow doors 81 90
Front doors fich designs tf.f0 90 s. o.
Cottage front windows g. 20 up
y % inside door ffAfnra TGr
= % plain winhnw frames 81 90
light windows. check ran 1sr up
o. n WILLIAMS co.
iss1 Fgral az g.
10th Phones Seattle. wash
Pot sale. gentle bufrn with cart ard
harness Just the fhinE fuf the children.
az az cost ~ cert. aN. East 7iso
Trade % u caves money Mens
te7. sos y Third
Supplies for moving picturs theatres
Roll tickets slides. etc o " TFaKgAFdh
teis First av
For sale or trade Tor vacant ints NY
equity ln a-ropm cottage 514 Hsrtona
and Third av West
: New and second hand store fixtures
bought and sold - Bell - Phone Ind
1895
Turrinr and bard saViar % Bol At
Phone tnd 1893
New pianos for rsat. rent applied on
purchase Meyer Toner 1iA Union It
FOR sALE-Wooo AND COAL
N~-~~e~4>~~-N-~~N4~~~~4 ~-N~~N-N~s~~~N~~O-~
Great western Fuel CO Coal. 81 -.
Mill Wood 8 sc load IVA Ind ssss
SEATTLE FUEL CO.
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eoARp - Rooki.

~fNese~eersNe~@eensHee> rNeesaaea~esssssseae
wanted Chti1fau ta board 3 fears amt
nnApf pleasant home. mothers paru.
fhuur Maple tRH
Nery pivasaHt rlenia faF gentleman. ln
uaf- L. ssft
amsn ehliafen uaaraea. years and
undrr Phone oak faA
A iarse ream ana board 81 per seek
ttit jefferson East seas
nesiTs his people viii nua pleasant
hn-na yin aA.aLL.nl bard al 20 John "a
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ruNERAL pIRFcroRs.

s.@~N~--.~-~~.-4>e~~~~ ~--~~~~~-~-~@~eHse~
HffkAWokTH a son. Frefsassasal
yrnfors SAD fazsnspd GmhaisasrA 1871
: - Hssrs ihsaiFs. BOA. nhsass ats
srasl wasasn c. FunsrAi pirpessrs
M a. $50 reiFsre1fr nsth phanss 81
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FARMs 80 AonrAor loon,al


FARMS AND ACREAGE tcontd1
s,r,0~0e~~>N0>N,N.e >ee~essese~Nre0s,.>
Fort GEORGE
FARM LANDS NEAR RAILROAD
NnH huudinu with 1909 miiea uf river
navigation.
49, WE OWN OUR LANDS.
.l8t e te, eo rngg, who esn 'gst i' va.
Ii government ~ ufifah Columbia As
a0afa ESQ. when Tho very beet wac
WHth fut tno choosing We than sr.
lfi ted thn worry best We ief enc un.
dafifHhig laua tu ths aiatrra ana %.
tHinfH of TODAY. This "laud Yuu rAn
bay far ambii figure bui br sore t
f. land and uut hiiis and Fratsi
fun 'an boy suits uf eluthes at tit "a
You esn uuy suits ~ clothes Att
Wootsat tiU H suit
fau raH hHy land In tho same whY The
ficHnna8 ~ thu soil Do thH fafmrf p
fortune 30 fHuHI have the Cali uHHi
hiud thu NENN BEST The aprru.
lHisF whe 10 ioohins tar puaf iand nt
low price can hayo it Whlch ae
your Come in aud tell ua We want
tho "ali aoni man awha wants land
that Viii wrer we'll
We are responsible ana dependable
capital paid up IN SOLID cAsu iioo..
(. ASSETS EXCEED TWO MILLION
nOiisAikH
% there HnF other land company with
Hueh stability oar. Huneial fHarltr.
fuu EiHusu protects ann uHrr haarr
IFsff hnFrf has life Insurance and
ar option guarantee hy The largest Hnd
strongest Canadian land company iu
fhn Harlur Northwest ite sure fau
grf e british columbia Hand contract
aud D. sure tn boz ffnm q company
rtfinU British CniuWiaa banhH refer
enNea This BE- tvfy important when
Investing in a. a. tsnt Come and see
100 We can and will advise sou win
ahsaiutr ftiruFsa and security 90 each
buyer Cnt thia auf and cell Without
tfia8
NORTH COAST LAND co. LTD.
90 Vancouver ~
Capital Paid up tfep 900.
HrlliuF AFrufH
DAVIES a co.
EI4 $40 kmeraau Hauh uldH.
seattle Wath
reInHhuus Main fsta Tor appointments
after b
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bONTfTWEaT TRUST SAFE DE
POHfT co, Fifst aF and Columbia o..
fc1lWhu uuhdiHEJ. invites applications
for loans from 81 600 60 5000 % i'm
proved Seattle residences property 10
established districts
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EVERYONE A BARGAIN IN
ACREAGE
4 acres. fine view, good soil. with
running water. $4,000. Terms.
$500 cash. $40 per month VIII
sen part Of this 70 desired
1910 acres. good soil and excel
lent view OF lake an. mountains.
1900 Terms. 500 cash. so per
mouth
acres. good soil. close 60 wharf.
$3.50. Terms. SIS cash. balance
s. per month.
All on Lake Washington AID bat
so minutes ride from SECOND nv.
This property will double In
value In very short time.
SEE L. WILLIAMS.
s05 NEW YORK BLOCK
AcREs tsss
oeod coli good rsaa. rood transports.
tiaa ons hour from sssttla
So cast % PER MONTH
CALHOUN pENSr q EwiNa,
Mails Tits ALASKA nlas isa Ut
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CIIl AND COUNTY LOANS
on im proved 0F vacant property AZ ana
per cent. any amount from so @ ftpg.
Tor r. long of hort tius. and eaaY pays
ucufHt % delay ffufteFnnf a Co. sol
Boston UIarn. FsroFd and Columbia
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HuLp wANreo-FeMAuE

N ANfDn Several brtrht YsunH women
h'iu rHn RHeH ri sud rt years 80 Inafu
tN.rFNHuo aHefa l'nH We maintain "a
ath'ni in nHf hAsi office 1859 tfth
aN. which la ln rhafFr "a "a Woman
rfInrirat AFuilrantH who quality ave
Nait at rate $50 ptr month while
tra NihE AN8 ~ rar daF tn start heH
asal HnHt fa an tfffee Arunp.ufa fttttsf
sHun WtiA tef commended ar be Hhlr H.
tufnt4N HafiHferfnrF references before
arf.i elton ntH DO ranaldnfea Apply
~ Hrhaat ptlHHtpal tt above HHHfraa
pc Ftlihe feiephana & Telegraph
COMPANY.
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wsn,sd naFssins 10 acreage aad CIV
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FURNISHED ApARTMENTs.

Tive nice. clean fWntinam sulfra. Sos
aMi hath heHi flt and SIS walking
distance s Hkth av AtI1a
TIVE ASA tbrun.ranm Furnished apart
ments wtth iufth marine fiaw. . 60 go
GRAND VIEW ApANrMmSrs toB
Eaatiahr. strictly modern. completely fur.
niahed. 3. ? t.feum suites special summer
rates watkins distance tsf. lad fgTt
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Wot1rrreis. g eT unfer good one siii
pay saaI price call uith cycle. even
inEa a. atfa EaHtiake af
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ARBG0R
HEIGHI i S

Acres. 4 acres and lots; beautiful
view OF Sound from these large
home tracts End OF Fauntlcroy
Park car line; good car service;
Dc fare. We are closing out the
addition at prices way down low
II Is the best on the market. a
place where you can live all the
year round Splendid invest
mcnt; easy terms.
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samuel CoiiFef. tgf is-nry nuiietug
deals W city prapsrfT. fnrfus and tim.
30 lands List your property With him.
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e0eiNn~eN~asSseHNsNNs>@ee fN~N~>eee~eNsN~~
WNNh hAttbA ME~ wtsh ta eafFearsud
o. HutH STA Huerasaful h.tak Haau ln
AmN urAf Ehts pltF UUHt records and
lnftfrNees Indispensable The beet brok
H1ltna plaza. NesiEned especially 60
meet present eaHHitlHna NfH De resHY
Septefu haF Tat Sew and unlaua Zen.
fuffH
10 vheirsslins o. mlddie mcn aIt busi.
nrHa Mu1Ff HRaluHiVu contract dffss.f
With heHAauaffara
UKotak q srRort. Publisher
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M. d. @ALEER. M. n.

DIR FRANK BROOKS Paralysis
fheumatia nervous and chronic dts
eases My moderniEsd treatment Is re-
marknhiy successful Arcade Annex
rooms aas-aaT third floor
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LosT AND FOUND.
business cnAhcFs-

Fasf.r seS<a@-e-eSsee~~~y~-e-
tbal... 't,f'd I've man with business
49, A.841 and services reQulred
49, aecured Call 10t-E0s MUTUAL
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HOLMES & IiARING.

Empire Bldg. Second and Madison.
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FURNISHED ROOMS
70. S,,.,.,., : - $1,000 -,
IA isa wsssisAs ss.s - 'a svs ~, i,as
Az. steam heat naat tree baths ani
raii bells closets. phrnssl rates ffoga
u .ssss Ses,s wssitias slstssss
TUE AHSEN -sooi ElgA,h AZ. nsar
MssstAes ~ 9ew eiran fafnishra.
Haies 81 ~ pef sees asg psf alsht
ht&hfN horst CORNER ath and a..
ruhilean Tee nodefn nutsita raoma
closets. eait bells both phones FNEE
Grsu stfrst ears
eies ICONS ,arrr poSrh nssiy pa
iawu tsrs Al islt rhs =
Nies s.raam earhsiar aparmspis
ner rins phaup 81 sisa
Nirciy farnlshsA NOON. sas anf ri~r-
irie lisht caRltai iu'i ear YES tth ~
Hates De- fhls column ere . asat q VOID
ten nerds ne cents chen sst close
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,
-~~~~~~~~N~rs~~~~~-e~~
ENctANuh
far rs 81 90 arres sagtig tnpTase -
and assume smau mortgage
rhre~ acres IN Hahurhs - Edmpnas eue
and aHea half aFfra cleared ts fruit
trees saaai frHifH f.rnHfH hHIHe. barn.
chicken hrsssra WutsF rluHa over
place 8 tes VIII trade faf s-faam
cottage
~ acres water frnmi lnelatinr tiSr landa
o. see VIII trade 90 ksFaam nederu
rnttar~ aua pas dtfferrnre
MEWitHrT NEALVN CO.
fHse F1rW tF
no WxFEaHan SEQ e4ultF fb 10 aafes
- Irrigated ianA fn saufheFn idaho "a
an arFa rsf 20 paf tn annHai Install.
unufs god ianf nriN ga mftrs ffafn
good taWa Trade f1f seattle pfupFftT
~ N Price HtHarpia. Wash.
tsa.arrs tHapFnysa farm. eeath central
Nsnraaka fiHn uhsaf ard cora tand
fnf t2ta o. eNe hnuEw f7r WHaitr roo
prnpertY See wef
iiat AMEMfcAN Rank utffspfNu
wtH exrhsnHr ESQ fur iafs Hair Neon
uav property. GnflfHruia - asinainH from
san Fraueteea ~ property IN eeaffia
Address A A ~ care STAR
10 nrrhanes- nesi estate seesritiss ani
s1rus real estate far FsFanm uaasru
hsass Phone ballard isft
WafsFffeaf let rfaha. faraifuF-
arr~u Traae fer gsMfesuts fste Nsais~s
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Wanted Contracts & Mortgages
rSrsHaosasare-a<-asaae sreN~@rsfatsrefeys
~ OWN MONEY 20 hug MORT
0heLd ana CDHrtACra aud sellers w.
forest in contracts unyHhrfa iu WISH
lnrf4r
w D. gnETH WfT uaufrr and Broker.
900 uuUKP Dido nEhTrLE
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FOR sALE-FuRNiTuRE
WANTED TO BuY-FuRNITuRE

Grand Rapid Auction and storage Co.
1850 First av.. pays highest price for
furniture and household goods or win
cell on commission. Main 1883; l. ssit
Valdez yum 1919 ist 81 saa2. Ind $3.50
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N0sFNNNNN~@NlNN-N- ~-N-NN4~-N~INlO-O~O
DIR MILLiNNiN. old and most thor
eurh specialist In eeattia. treats all dis
stomach. liver, sidneys bladder. urinary
troubles blood. skin and all contracted
disorders Gall stones removed without
operation. All medicines furnished NJ
experience is world wide and scicntiffe
office In Liberty Building corner Third
f1a and eaE Phone Main 1893
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NJ ~ nm IANns

TAItM IANUA NNAN NAILNOAD
Nnp houdinu with 1909 miles W river
NAVIGATION
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slss,AIlohs Ws4HTED-FEMALE
f.,..s,,,SS9S>~-s~eeN1-~-SN-O~.~s~N-N-ee|
80. .tsaie Woman. neat and reliable.
IA ~. Aeip Hlth ughf houssW1rk f0f
-. psafd. 1f would care FOR small
Elif tts particulars in first letter.
IDOL TEACHERS WANTED.
Three lady school teach.
~ Q locate On lGO.acre home.
. .s19. IN the famous Washington
ssgie'and wheat belt. VIII guar
s sa.ss school At s55 10 sos per
~th Tor eight months. No
~'oey 10 advance.
FORREST LAND co,
W Second 3 Room 307.
NJ, 49,. good Firl fsr general houss-
Ask Esst sesf
~ 80 gifi ~ general housrwark.
Il III nov % cook. l198 Third aN
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EASY TERMS

room hii modern huuraisw fuU ea-
urut basement. ulpeH Cor furnace.
close 20 Caf and school ga.so9. phons
ballard 1904
iiEnE iH "A BAH8ATS rine iagei iat
sqEi19 close fa Meridian as car good
els room house utHr iHwu. With fruit
trees flowers ami ahruhhrrY pwner.
leaving Tor Alaska. desires quick sale
Price fuf few daFa e. 200 eaHy terms
ROBERT MAITuY
1919 ALASKA HUIIBTMu
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CIaeaifi..sI DmsctorY.

s~.~.~~~~-~~~-es~0~S o4~~~~~~~~~-~
RATES I# AIMS DEPAltTMEhf
AHE CENTS PER LINE UNDER
CDNTHhcT ~ OUR Collector TiAH
EDI CALLED Oh TDE. a FHOaH
MlfdhgE 10 MAIN 900 OH IND ffi
WILL BRING HfM
AHsTWAf-TFuH
ea~sraHrsasa-eaH.eaara .asafasAngyHsM<sas~ns
Luufu MElftEnaey hHufpfd Auaifaet
Co. Hotter Block } on@ Main 1875
'fhrayNgwsHFaFarsFSFa$fA Naryyhesrs-NararsHa
700 page book. HDH 4a. CpttnEn aud uuh-
Eal0w plans. Eiylu sic. etc. zgc v. W.
voorhees,. Arthtfeei. fi1 Kital bida
BtIH rHINIfNe ...
Fundriss
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-17
TICK PREVALENCE
IS CAUSING ALARM
Government Officers to Be More Strict
in enforcement Of the Federal
Quarantine Law.

Muskogee, Okla. Jan. 1.-THE pre-
valence Of splenetic fever ticks in
Texas and southern Oklahoma has
made government officials more than
usually careful and diligent in enforc.
ing the federal quarantine laws. Two
indictments against railroad COM
panies were returned at the recent
session of the grand Jury at Musko-
gee, charging the Santa Fe and Rock
Island-Frisco lines with violating
these regulations
A shipment of twenty-nine cattle
was carried by the Santa Fe from
Mays, Okla. to Emporia. Kans., and
placed in the pen with a large num-
Der of native stock. 1t was discover
ed that the new shipment was infect
ed with fever ticks. The federal law
does not prevent the shipment of
fever tick infected cattle over the
quarantine line, but requires the car
and the waybill to show them to De
southern stock The agent at Mays
had neglected to obey this regula-
tion and large number of native cat
tie at Emporia were endangered and
necessarily disinfected. The circum-
stances are similar in the case against
the Rock Island and Frisco, involving
shipment from Red Oak to Monett,
Mo-, of thirty-nine head
+ The penalty for violations of the
quarantine law is fine of from $500
to $1,000 or Imprisonment for one
year or both. In the case of railroads,
the violations can usually be traced
to careless agent and are not the
fault of the company in not issuing
the necessary Instructions.
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CHECKER PLAYERS WILL
MEET At MUSKOGEE

Muskogee. Okla. Jan. 17.-Probably
fifty deyotees of the checker board
will gather in the Commercial Club
rooms on the 22nd of February to com
pete in the annual state tournament of
the Oklahoma Checker association. G.
NJ. cass, of Muskogee. secretary
treasurer of the association is prepar-
ing for the entertainment Of the visit
ing players and the meet viii be the
most successful ever held in Okla
homa
The officers of the organization are
DR.. T. 7. Winner. Vinita, president;
H. d. Mathews, Sallisaw, vice-presi-
dent; c. NJ. Cass, Muskogee, secretary
treasurer. j. g. Gilmore of Musko-
gee is state champion and will de-
fend his title at the coming tourna-
ment. which will last probably three
days. An effort will be made to Sc
cure noted players from other states,
to play exhibition games during the
meet.
The last annual tournament of the
association was held in Vinita, in
August, 1909.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-17
HEAD OF ASYLUM At
NORMAN RESIGNED

Guthrie, Okla, Jan. 17,--President
Scissor of the Norman sanitarium has
accepted the resignation of DR.. A. H..
Clark superintendent Of the institu-
ton. DR.. clark's resignation was re-
Gently demanded by Miss Kate Bar
nard, commissioner Of charities and
corrections, who charged in report
to the governor that disgraceful condi-
tions had existed at the sanitarium
for years and that the patients were
treated more like prisoners than sick
people.
DR.. Clark has denied that he resign
ed but President Scissor stated that he
had notified Clark over the phone that
he would not be recognized any long
or as head of the institution. DR.. D,
w. Griffin, house physician, has been
slated to succeed DR.. Clark.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-17
Eor a New prua Store.

Robert Pigues and son. of Sloan
Springs, Ark, have leased the south
room of the new Orr-Knight building
for five years, beginning with the COM
pletion of the building. They will in
stall an up-to-date drug store in this
room. The corner room Of the same
has been leased for five years by the
National bank.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-17
KANSAS SCHOOL REVENUE
LAW DECLARED INVALID

BY Associated Press.
Washington, d. G., Jan 17.--In the
case of the Western Union Telegraph
company and the Pullman Sleeping
Car company. VS.. the state of Kansas.
the supreme court Of the United
States, today. held to be invalid the
Kansas state law of 1898. known as
the Bush act, requiring an outside cor
poration to pay charter fee for the
benefit of the state schools, and pro
hibiting them from doing business in
the state unless they comply with the
act.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-17

The Indian tax question cannot be
ignored. because il means much to the
eastern part Of Oklahoma, where so
much land is still In the hands OF the
allottee, and all candidates for legis-
lative office, either on national or
state, should be asked on the square,
how they stand on the question? Il
the Indians are citizens OF the United
States, and Judge Campbell's decision
says they are, they ought to pay the
taxes the same as any other citizen
Oklahoman.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-17

Right now is good time for the
tax payers of the state to carry in
their pockets few brickbats (meta-
phorically speakingl to be used on the
following individuals First, any leg
islator who attempts to obstruct good
legislation for political purposes: sec
ond, the agitator who tries to make the
public believe that the state is re
sponsible for local taxation; third, the
calamity bowler who untuthfully. for
political purposes, represents that cap
ital is suspicious of Oklahoma's credit.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-17
To Have No opponent.

Guthrie. Okla. Jan. 17.-That there
win be no republican candidate for
congress in the field in the Fifth Ok
lahoma district this year against Con-
gresham Scott Ferris is the prcdic-
ton of Jake" Hamon. of Lawton,
former chairman Of the republican
state central committee who was here
today.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-17
SUPREME COURT DENIES WRIT
OF cERTloRARt TO WALSH

BY Associated Press.
Washington. D. G., Jan 1.-THE
petition for writ of certiorari, in the
case OF John. r. Walsh. former presi-
dent Of the Chicago National bank, of
Chicago, under sentence to FIVE years
Imprisonment in the federal prison
at Leavenworth. Kapss charged with
misappropriating the bank funds, was
denied today BY the supreme court Of
the United States,