The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-08-19

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Ir.rs.esssa tae sasertoa tsst deaf peo-
Dle ahan esaea.ss. are aot % = re-
gag1ed aa objects q c4arlty II a..
tends1ee are delegates who nay BE-
taken aa typical . TIE e9gested deaf
u America several q re silent men
sfe worth noFs fhan s59909 and the
aggregate wealth sepFesented b. the
delegates Is estimated ~ gz0s8 go
ore q Tine aozt interesting foreign
Representatives S Consul General IL
IYUug Yex q ean Francisco who de-
lllrefsd q message from the emperor
~ China i s. tae intention of the
lchlnese government % establish
schools foT TIE deaf and Consul Yew
Il attending the Convention 70 gather
statistics aaa Information regarding
ledacafioual nsfao5s ln use in various
parts q fhe aogla
The entire gl6slam Is given 10 The
sign language and Il IS nnlqite gather
lne 30 that al of The discussions
and deliberations are conducted
eithouf the speaking of q syllable The
program includes topics pertinent -
the industrial and classical education
of tie deaf An interesting feature
haa been the rendition u songs in the
Iagn language
Among the prominent oklahoma
ldeaf who are ID attendance are. Ivy
lNyers and Iona Tade 81 sulphur
dorothy 6Fegg Easds ~ D Sheriff
lGuihne Elizabeth Pottery. ~ S. Pet
tery and Charles England u Durant
h. K Cone. Tulsa. and 81 Il Berklow
lof Oklahoma City
/ George Barnett d Oklahoma city
larleed ii Manltou this week to spend
ltne remainder of the summer with
lNrH Barnett Hho came here several
weeks ago and II guest at one of
lthe hotels Mr Banett vas much im.
lpfeased With tie improvements which
IhaVe been made ID Napitou since his
Hast visit five years ago
/ Recent visitors Il the rooms of tho
Colorado Springs Chamber 0f Com
Imefee have included Captain F L.
lBoyntou of Kineasher q n Hunter
of Mangnm. ard A streeter Of
IshaWnee
Miss May Andrews and Miss Edith
Andrews Of Oklahoma City are guests
lac the sunnyside hotel in Manitou
Bertha Geralnor and Vivian Krirton
lof Woodward are spending several
days visiting and sightseeing 10 Man.
iton.
John s. oiiphant city commissioner
Iof Tulsa. OKLA IS IN Colorado for a
vacation and Is spending several
weeks 81 sianiton IN a recent inter
View in q Colorado Springs newspaper.
Mr. 0lIphaHt ia quoted regarding the
indian Investigations as follows III.
Though Senator Gore and myself are
83f different political parties ! have
followed lis eafeer Rlth great inter
e.t and / believe that be found him
Iaeif n position where be had TO
In se thla expose 10 prevent the pas.
laaa 0f legislation permitting The pay-
lmeHt d enormous attorneys fees uu-
ldefsland me Do not endorse sena-
tor Cores political opinions nor an
that be has said but ! think his az.
lsertious in the bribery case were made
Iin coed faith
imong tie merry exeufeionists who
took the Royal Gorge trip from Colo.
fado Springs last Saturday we're Miss
jolly anu Miss Brewer Of South Nc.
Aleatef. okla
Colorado Springs police authorities
have received a request from Mrs. NJ.
4. Thompson Of 302 South Third
street, MoAleater, Okla, TO make an
effort to locate her son, Clinton, whom
she believes 70 be in the city Mrs.
Thompson. who has ~. heard from
the young man for two months, says
that be left home with the intention
Of coming TO Colorado Springs TO live.
The police have not as yet found the
man.
For the first time IN the history OF
one Of the large Manitou hotels, more
than 100 people from Oklahoma are