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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-04-23
Scene from "Ihe White Squow"
Auditorium, April 29.

(first published In the Daily Chieftain
April Is, 1910.)
Notice or HEARING PETITION
FOR LETTERS OF ADMINS
TRATloN.
State Of Oklahoma, County of Craig,
49, In County Court Of Said County.
Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day Of April A. D. 1910. Charlotte
G. Martin filed in the County Court Of
Craig County. State of Oklahoma.
petition praying for Letters of Admin
istration to be issued to her upon the
estate OF John S. Martin, deceased.
late Of the County of Craig, and State
Iof Oklahoma.
And pursuant to and order of said
County Court, Thursday. the 27th day
OF April. A. D. 1910, at the hour of
1870 o'clock p. m, Of said day, that
being a day of the regular April Term,
"A. D. 1910, Of said County Court, has
been appointed as the time for hear
ing said application. when and where
any person interested may contest said
petition by filing written opposition
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-04-23
Summer Quarterly Style Book

When purchasing pattern ask the saleswoman to tell
you how you may obtain copy of the Summer Quarterly
for only 5 cents
The price of the Quarterly is 20cts including pattern
free Thus the book will you only 5cts If purchased
in connection with 15c Ladies Home Journal Pattern
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-04-23

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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-04-23

On the zeventh Of Nay there vlH be
non7Dartisaa mass meeting al West
Cabin school house. The question Of
.ne repeal of section nine Of article
aine q the state constitution viii BE
discussed. Judge Frear and others
vii address the meeting.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-04-23

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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-04-23

Dr. Louis Bagby ard Dr.. Eeer Eent
% the country. near Edna. Kzrz.. Tes-
teT11y % perform an operation for
apgercscitiz, On the daughter of
He1Ty GTubb. The operation was
aucceasfuI and the patient IS reported
AZ resting easily today.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-04-23

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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-04-23

Try those 1880 to 1880 Suits. and
Pants from $500 up. Made in ny
ghcp IN any style Money refunded
II rot satisfactory. c. soos. Tailor,
over Post Office. 1-12
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-04-23

Nizs BNstriee Higgins. Miss Pan
lie BriscoF s1d Miss Althez DePue
weEt % Fsrzr1z this afternoon 70
Tialt oTer sEndzT.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-04-23

Earred Plymouth Rock eggs. Pure
bred ard Of the highest class, s1.5o
for IS. Mrs. D. u. Marra II
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-04-23

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day AZ Mzzkcgse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28
THERE ARE TWO STRIKES IN
PHILADELPHIA GAR MEMS
AND A PEOPLES STRIKE
The Citizens Of the Quaker City, Deluded and Sold
Out by Their City Hall Government. Side With
the Traction Employees, Hoping to Show City Off
cials Their Resentment.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Feb.
- II tho Rapid Transit com
pany doesn't come 10 terms
wlth the striking street car men
BY Friday. every trades union
man IN the city will go ont on
strike
One hundred and forty trades.
representing l2sOO men. arc
pledged following a monster
mass meeting Yesterday. % 60
the limit with the strikers
The street rtotiug, dormant
Tor two days. broke loose yea
terday with renewed fury Cars
were stoned and dcrailcd all
over the city and IS arrests
were made.
Philadelphia Is facing the
greatest industrial crisis 81 her
history.
Every union in the city was
represented az Yesterday mass
meeting. which lasted for SIX
hours It's proceedings were ser
efci, but al the end NO secret
was made Of is decision Big
crowds waiting outside greeted
the news with wild cheering.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28

WALLACE. Idaho. Feb 28-Tbc town Of Burke a min
ing camp adjacent Mace reported been DESTROYED
BY second avalanche today which is said buried H.
Burke Is in reality continuation Mace and il is feared
mat the second reported catastrophe may endangered
some 81 the Mace
Weather conditions throughout the Northwest have re-
suited q posraon Of wires and the snowsde could
not be positively verified this morning
WALLACE. Idaho. Feb 2s.Wh the towns OF Mace and
hurke buried deep under avalanche of and debris
and thirty dead bodies already recovered hundreds reees
are working desperately this afternoon the hope saving the
lives Ct scores imprisoned beneath their collapsed houses who
still may be alive
The heroic work being carried against tremendous
odds and the who struggling gans, great weight
Of snow arc in constant danger Of being enombed by third
slide
One hundred IS considered conservative estimate f the
dead this morning. partial list follows:
EDGAR PAsCoE. son Of Standard mine superintendent
lNtI PAsCOE daughter Of superintendent
MRS CARRIE HOOPER
EDWARD KfTrHILIa miner. wife and children
MRS. GEORGE FARwELL4
MRS. FENNETL
} LAIRD
DICK MOYA4
n A nd belize no dead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28
WILL TAFT
De PUT ON
THE STAND?
Ballinger-Plnehot Commit
tee Win Have No Other
Option, Washington Be-
lieves Now.

WASHINGTON. rph 81 SHALL
President TAft's private attvfanern
on conservation OF natural re-
sources y fbe nation BE- disuiWaa
O. the uAillnEerplnehoi commit.
tewf@
Afiutuef NeFffuea. representing
Secretary tiallinger. Of she interior
department. raised this queaslou
when he objected 20 Clifford plnrhut
Introducing the subject Of a con
vefaAti0u be had wfsh President
Taft On April 90, 1909 The com
mlttesmsn to-day are pouderlaF on
the new phase u the case. which
may force them 10 drag the prenl.
dent into thn muddie
A decision ia The matter Is -
puctsd tomorrow. when the inxesil
sAfiou committee reaasegnhiea.
II r. freely asserted here that
the committse will have no upflua
bat to summon the chief executive.
u II held that Taft already has
rendered himself liable to 4 aum
mons before The committee hy en-.
EANlnK In the controversy.
Il was ruaoFed today that TAFT
w0uld solve the committees aiinms
s=ssa7assa
tC1nffnmed an Pane Efafs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28

the hair and facial bones cor.
respond exactly with the record
kept Of Heil
IN the Guard House for Lying.
W y Bennett. aiao a private. IL
In the guard house as a result of
the finding Of uumms body. not
because there IA any evidence that
he murdered the man. but because
he II accused Of lying continually
while being questioned Al the off
clai examination. Bennett had
been with Dunn. but the officers
do not credit the theory that be is
the murderer. but rather accuse
him Of being conatim,ionaily an.
able to tell the truth
The theory that practically all
Of the men supposed to have dc
serted were murdered is discred-
tied by the fact that since the IN.
vestigation officers have traced a
large majority Of the missing men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28
JUSTICE WRIGHT
GRiLLs SENATE

WARRINGTON. FEB. 2s.--yus.
tee Wright % the supreme court
o. the District ~ Columbia. today
eeathinnly rehukea the United
States senate in an opinion which
took him two hours 20 read.
The criticism maa called forth By
the recent action 81 the senate in
PASSING resolution which held
,rat members Of congress we're e..
sfnpt from aQbposnas o. the court.
ane tFaaf members 81 the Joint con.
gFeaslenai committee on printing
eovia. therefore. Ignore the courts
orders.
Justice wrluht held that the
court had Jurisdiction over the
committee because the court vas
createa By > statute which holda
that "no person is above the law.
no matter how exalted may be HE
station"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28

una 81 thn nfFguFenf speeches ~ the
campaign eas delivered PSI William Higk.
man Moore tp iafEe RHthrfinH at fhf
Seattle theatre saturday HiNht ttn au1kf
ln part aa follows
should ( be elected mayor ou
the sth day of March viii assume
the duties Of that office with O we'll
defined aud clear determination "a
protect the rights OF this city and
OF its people
~ will see that no franchises
are granted unless they reserve
10 the people the right Of the
safeguards that they have ex-
pressed IN their charter zap
plauee.l Will not only veto
any ordinance Of that charac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28
NOW DOWN NATIVES
WITH MACHINE GUN

ALLANABAD, india. Feb ga
Messages from Jsudalpur state
thst a detachment Of royal soldiers
arrived here today after a march
during which they we're opposed
by natives and were engaged In
constant sklrmlshlna.
The soldiers are ASSISTING the 10.
cal authorities IN protecting the
city against the natives. who
threaten daily 20 make an attack.
Several soldiers we're killed In
the fighting on the way 70 Jaadai.
pur. The loss sustained BY the
rebels was heavy.
~ enc point the natives drew up
q line that presented a formidable
barrier.
Il was necessary 10 make use Of
machine gun, and Il was not IN.
~ the whitening fire had swept
down the advance detachment OF
the rebels that they fell back and
were routed,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28

peers may criticise me for doing my
duty
Makes His Promise.
II promise, II elected 20 The posi-.
tion Of mayor. to enforce al Of the
laws 0u the statute books without
tear or favor against the high the
same aH against the low. and when
! begin 30 reform tho city. J am go
fms 10 deal first OF all with tho
HIGH
My opponent said the other day
that they were going 60 bent me lu
this election because the young
men wanted a sporty town.
Young man, do YOU realize what
that meanB2 Let me tell you that
sporty town ia not the best thing
for you individually but do YOU
realize what II means 10 your
younger brothers aud TO your little
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28
cKAAN MOORE WILL PROTECT YOUR RIGHTS AND YO

ter that does not conform 10
the wishes Of the people as e..
pressed In their charter and its
amendments. bot Will veto
any ordinance granting the
right 10 sell intoxicating liquofa
inside Of the territory fixed by
the people.
"The supreme court has said
that the right to grant those fran
chisea and these licensees are vest
ed only within the council ana the
mayor That being true. II ] am
mayor. I will then exercise tho
power yeatod fl me and safeguard
the rights Of the homes and prop
erty Of the people
II do not care how much newspa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28
7. R. DECLINES
TO BE KILLED

CAIRO, Egypt, FEB. Pain reply
70 message from London. inform.
inn ntr that . fumor Rad hceu pub.
lisned 70 tire effect THAT Re had met
with ar accident. Col. Roosevelt
teiegraphea 70 the American consul
at london that he ~as IN the best
% health.
The message read In part. "pre.
poefefcuss never vas in better
health. There has been no accident
Of any kind
Gel Roosevelt ard party probably
will arrive IN Nhartoum March IS
Mfe. Roosevelt and her daughter
Ethei are expected 70 join the party
there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28
~ W. G. sArPHERn.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb Is Poor
old Philadelphia is IN a terrible
hole philadelphia. where liberty
was born
lss citizens are being pounded on
The head by p0licemeu'a clubs and
the sound Of every crash IS only an
echo Of the votes which the suffer.
Ing citizen has cast at the polls
Every pistol shot that brings
pair 20 man woman or child
Oh, yes, they have been shoot
Ing them, here's Only an echo
Of the cheers that the deiuded
people gave for Heyhufn that
election night two years ago
The public envy the carmen.
asa#assaa
Continued on Page Thres.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28
BRITISH RULE IN
INDIA AT AN END?

san FRANCISCO. Cal, Feb, as
C = Rec. an Indian student from
bombay. ssld 60 be the scion Of q
Fre@i family who is here today
states that India will mutiny and
FREQ herself from British supremacy
within a decade he claimed that
the overthrow Of British arms IS IN.
eVitabie
Rao said No white race "a his.
tory has ever held in permanent
aub1octlun any OF the great races %
The East England has possessed
uur land for more than half cen.
tury Conditions throughout my
country convince me that. within
perhaps q decade. british rule viii
end
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28

you aeing 20 hang your head
with shame for your broken
hearted father and mother2
What are you going to do about
it9
Let me tell you: When | was
H. years old knew more than any
man living When | was FL | Was
just about as wise as anybody else.
when was 20 began 20 think
that my father knew something.
and by the time | was 3b thought
be was one of the wisest men /
had ever known ia MY life Now
just find out what your father is
going to do. and his reason for e.
Votes for safety Of His Children.
III he says he IS going TO vote
for an open town because il will
make business good. just remember
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28

sistera2 A sporty town means Z
wide open town. In which not onlN
YOU. hul Ia which your young broth
ers aud sisters are subjected 20 all
Of the vices and evils OF an open
OF sporty town
"flow do you know but that
one Of your brothers may fall
victim 20 crime, or some other
vice, and land IN the penltan.
tiary, as many a young man has
IN the days Of an open town.
How DO you know but that
your sister, as many another
boy'u sister hag, may not be
ruined IN a sporty town.
What, then, are you going to
say about ~ Are you going to
be proud OF the fact that you
voted for a 'aportY town or are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28

what our chairman said tonight
But II he tells you he is going to
vote against an open town. YOU will
know that he has placed his love
for YOU, for your sister. and for his
country far above the few dollars
that he cannot take with him when
be goes beyond the great river.
"And now, to you young men
who are just starting out IN
life, probably casting your first
vote, the responsibility is going
TO rest upon you.
Nov. my friends. Just rest on
this, that on the Sth day Of March
I ann going Go receive q majority
OF all the votes east and on the 2tst
OF March / am goine ia take the
oath of office as mayor OF the city
of Seattle"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28
THE STORM KINGS RECORD

Mace, Idaho, wiped out by landslide 100 killed
Burke, Idaho, probably wiped out by new slide
this morning.
Landslide in West Seattle-one man has close
call
Flood danger in Seattle grows less
Southwest wind blows so miles an hour at Aber-
deem
One Great Northern train stalled in Cascades
Northern Pacific has slide at Easton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28

FNfhN anu hts8tfeH TO he dead.
Crowded into the narrow CANYON
Of the Occur d'Alcne mountains lust
below Burke. the little mining camp
OF Mace II isolated from the outside
world except tor the ore railroad
that winds is way up the steep
mountain grade to Wallace.
Burke Is the end OF the spur
which extends up the canyon to
serve the camps OF Gem. Frisco.
Dorm and Mace. aud IN the davs
when the old Miners Federation
held undisputed sway there were en-.
acted many exciting incidents
i was down this gorge that the
stolen train carrying coo men aud
two tons Of dynamite was run on
the fatal day when the Bunker Hin
and Sullivan mills were blown 10
atoms al Wardner Recalling this
Incident brings TO mind the part
played by Harry Orchard and the
tragic death OF Gov. Steunenherg.
Of Idaho. who brought down upon
his head the vengeance OF the law.
less element In the Miners union
for the vigorous prosecution which
followed the destruction Of the min
and the killing OF the men at work
there
Mace was a typical Western min
ing camp. with struggling cabins
perched along the base OF the
mountain on either side Of a small
stream.
A large percentage Of the miners
were foreigners with families. In
recent years. however. tho mine Of
ficials had imported many married
men from the mining districts OF
Missouri. in an effort 90 obtain
more reliable and sober help. These
men built their cabins far.up the
mountain side and il Is quite likely
that they, with their families. have
been wiped out by the avalanche.
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LAND SLIDES;
OLD MAN HAS
A CLOSE CALL

Looeened hy the continued rains.
strip OF land 100 feet wide. at
sol2 Alki av. West Seattle. caved
Ia early this morning. carrying
with e barns. horses. wagons and
almost killing G ~ King. aged so
years who was buried IN the
treacherous muck He was rescued
after an hours hard work on the
part Of h + Blockledge. who nearly
lost his own life IN the attempt.
King slept IN tent near a barn
and other buildings owned by his
son. G. S. King. proprietor OF a
coal and gravel yard In the dead
Of night the cid man felt the ground
under his rude shelter crumhllug
and before he realized what had
taken place he was struggling for
life sn sea OF mud. the debris Of
his tent and cross-cut saw.
Called for Help.
The landslide continued for 200
feet dragging King deeper and
deeper into the miro As he felt
the oozlng mess close IN on him.
he called wildly for help His cries
were heard by Blockledgc, one of
his sons employees
Without waiting 10 clothe him
self, Bloekledge plunged into the
darkness He could see nothing.
but he kept on wadinE crawling
and ploddlng
When he found King the old man
was nearly dead Tho cross-cut
Continued on Page Eighty
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TAKE DOWN THAT sc
RENT SIGN.

The mp.to date way If renting
furnished rooms and houaekeep
ing rooms Is b. putting d small
For Rent" ad iu The Stars
classified columns That For
Rent siRn diaiiEuren your home
aud does not rent many r0oma
either Star "F0f Rent ads cost
but ! cent Il word 10 words 10
coutal Phone The Star CLASH
fiod Dept Main 1900 or Ind
al office 1891 Seventh az
n o B0x 1900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28
PT. TOWNSEND
HAS MURDER
PACT At FORT
Two Soldiers MysteriousIy
Killed - Thrown Over
Deep Cliffs Others
Disappear.


PohT TOWNSEND. wauhs Fob
Is Were 80 men, who have been
pat down as desertera az Fort Wor.
den during the past year. really
murderedg
That's question which ia inter
cHting Port Townsend and the near.
by fort Intensely Al the fort the
officers say there il little posslbii.
~ ~ such n thlng
Bot two men are dead, their
bodies found AZ the feet o. 200.
foot cliff between the fort and the
city Both we're murdered, ard In
the finding Of their bodies many
believe The dlsappearance OF the
other rs or 70 soldiers, marked 80
deeersers, ls solved.