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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-26
ONTARIO HAS A BIG
FOOTBALL GAME TO-DAY

Hamilton, ont, Nov 26,-With
5000 rooters from Toronto and
equally as many from Hamilton IN
attendance, the Toronto University
football team, champions of the In
ter-collegiate league and the Hamil-
ton Tigers, champions OF the inter-
provincial league meet this after
noon for the championship of all
Canada. Seats are In demand at $25
each. The betting is to 8. with
Toronto the favorlte.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-26
HE WENT BACK JUST
ONCE TOO OFTEN

San Francisco, Nov. 26.-After be-
ing twice elected from the railroad
yards here today, an unknown man
re-entered and shortly afterward his
body was found beneath the rails,
ground to bits. He is believed to
have been under the influence OF
liquor, and It is thought his death
was accidental.
Engineer E. Thompson, of a switch
engine. was arrested as result OF
the fatality.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-26
Heavy Snow in Winnipeg.
fuN,rrn pnrsa trAarn WIRE I

Winnipeg, Man. Nov, 26,--A
heavy snow storm is In progress here
and extends east into Ontario and
all over the province, No delay to
trainc or interference with telegraph
lines has yet been reported.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-26
WESTERN FEDERATION
WAS DENIED A CHARTER
LunIrnp ranaa IaAanp uIas.l

81. Lous, Mo-, Nov. 26.--A char
ter for tho Western Federation OF
Miners was temporarily refused by
the American Federation OF Labor
at It's convention today. Whether
or not the miners finally will be TAX
en- into the fold lies largely with the
executive council of the American
Federation to which body the appli-
cation of the miners was referred.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-26
Gnmners N Re.elecled.

fiNIfhn htNo0 hNe7hf "'"".i
st. Louis. No. Nov. 26.-- samuel
Gompers was this afternoon re-
elected president OF the American
Federation OF Labor
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-26

Many school children suffer from
ronsflpaiion. which Is often the cause
..f eeemin4 stupidity az lessons.
rhamborlnin's Stomach and Liver
Ynble.s are an ideal medicine 20 give
! child for they are mild aud gentle
A. their effect. and win cure even
chronic Constipation. Sold by all
dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-26

1Colonel Roosevelt spent the day
quietly at oyster Bay" reads a head
line. Guess he will try to be quiet
for awhile now.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-11

exlJe, no ofnt1nte, un estudio mas COM
pleto del que he podido hacer hasta ell
momento, y por consiguiente, Sc reco-
mienda el axnnto a la Legislature para
su consideration.
Con respeeto a este particular, llamo
vuestra atenti6n hacia la necesidad de
construlr los puentes de los rios que exis-
ten entire Juana Diaz y Ponce para i'm
pedir que pueda interrumpirse ell trait
co durante In est2ci6n de las lluyias. Es-
timo que esta obra es de gran importan-
cla para el p6oieo y que merece vues-
ira culdad0ss consideration.
Sin embargo, teniendo en- 'euenta ell
crecldo gasto one este Representative, de
be deliberarse sobre clio al mismo item
po que Sc haga sobre otras obras pnblicas
que exijan Ia obtenci6n de fondos adj
cionales para realizarlas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-11
HACIENDA

Ei asunto primordial Y &c zxss lAnpOr
azncia que exige vuestra asens20a IS ei
dc hacienda NueStros as0nsoS econGnl
e.ns no presentan un aspecto alarnante,
ssorgue 10 Immediate puede asenderse
s.Dm economics en- los ereditoa que Sc vo-
asn para ell entrante ano eeon6nico, : con
"a ejerciciO de una sana discretion en- la
anversi6n de las cantidades ya aagnadas.
Los ingresos totales de t0das proce-
a7eneias durante el ano eeon6mico que
aeEmin6 el 80 de junio de 1909, aleanSa-
rom . $3,548 .9609S, y los egresos, in
s.duyendo los de creditos voaadOs sin
determination de ano economiee, fueron
sa,O95, 1874, 8 sea $546, ,z23.S7 mas que
Szs ingresos.
Mientras que los ingresoe nan sflsnli-
zaszidO durante los dos 1itimos amos, los
egresos anuales han 4ameAezGss result
4andO que ell balance en- EaJx Sss resOTO,
sse rcdujo la cantidad do S5SS, ie2. SO,
Il la termination del aiio esoRS8ieo pro
xlm0 pasado, sea COMO Ia uxnsf del
balance en- GAIA al cerr2Yse ef afi0 ecOn0-
Saaico que termin6 en- 30 de JUNO de 1908,
&soR solo un pequeno aumento e1 Las su-
msas prestadas a los municipios
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-11
TEREBNOS PUBLICOS

En- la vpcindad de San Juan existen
varlos terrenOs p1blicos de valor, los cua-
Ses, aunque iBproductivos al presente.
ofreeen excelentes oportunidades para
melorarse con lucro. Me refiero 4 las
pareelas ublcSdas EN- amh0s lados de la
carretera, entire Ia. Plaza de Colon Ell
puente de San Antonio, las cuales deben
ser valiosos> solares tanto para fines CO
merclales como para residencias parti
culares; los que quedan entire la carre
terra y el oe6ano sin igual en- cuanto 4
conVeniencla y pr0pios para residencias,
y los que existen entire la carretera Y Ia
bahia que serlan de yalor para almace-
nes, mueIles y otras constructions de
puert0s
Nj area de este terreno aIcan2a en- total
a cerca de Sc acres y Sc recomieniIa Sc
decrete Legislation adecuada que autori-
ce la venta arrandamiento de esa pro
piedad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-11

-zssS Coasse5o Eiecxtsro y Cssssea ID De-
EegGdOs:
Ills con sentimiento De gratitad por
sfss beneficios que ahora disturbances y
aas brillantes prospectos para ell futuro,
.sy,,e someto 4 vuestra consideration M
rrirner mensaie como GoberRsdoF de
Puerto Rico.
Las CIRCUMSTANCES halagueIlaS que
ian precedido a vuestra reunion en- esta
session ordinaria. La buena vofuntad y
:sgntimientos que abrigAis y os inspiran
aa entrar en- ell desempeI}o de tueatros
. ssaportantes deberes, presaglan un ira
AajO con los mas altos fines.
Es nnestra fortuna tener aR seFr1to-
RIO sin igual en- fertilidad beiiezA; pm
zyaes coseehas, un ciima inrneJorxoie, un
ssomercio & industria eonstantemente en-
aumento. La harmonic la bueDa mtel-
yseneia. sentimientox amistoso9 prev2-
aceen.
Estos tesoros, con muchos mas, estan
xsonfiados vuestro cuidado y sl rnt0-
Debemos aceptar las responsibilities
1aess que sObre noSotros pesan eon IN es-
asiritu de valentia y eumphr nnestra
asa,liyaci6n con refereneia 1niea n bene-
aeio de todo ell pueblo a quleR seneEros
ane seryir
Sineeramente deseo que III Eoaotros M
va Dodamos ser eondenadoa poo las CON
,gsencias de otros por las aSesSrss por
I'm falta de interes 8 esfaeTzs AsF@6nseo
I'm este sentido.
Abrigo la firme creeneia que ef lnrne-
Sfsato porvenif tiene para PscFto Rlco
mas prosperidad Y mas pregreso, y que
sra prestigio adiciona que heHaos de ga
mar Dor los hechOs que vaaos a reall-
szar, apresurara el cumplinient0 de nues-
aros mas sinceros deseos en- este Partieu-
Ear.
IFS el prop6sito de este sAeMSale iia-
rnar vuestra atencion haeia al astadO ac-
Anal de cosas que pareee necasarfe toinar
I'm cuenta en- relaci6n con l&a FssGfxe,O1es
dc caracter legislative que sonasderels
apfOpiadO ,adoptar, y respetuosamente
:ssuneteros las ideas DEB BieeRtavs refe-
xemtemente la conveniencla de segeslar
a-n determinado sentido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-11
Mensaie Annual del GObernadOr de Puerto Rico
A la quinta Asamblea Legislative
Segu1da Session. Enero TO- 1910

gunos casos, mas que sufciente para pa
gar el sueldo a un marshal auxiliar de
plantilla.
Estoy tambi6n cOnvencido de que los
sueldos de los jueces de algunas cortes
municipales son menOs de 10 que debe pa
garse por los sevicios importantes que
ellos desempenan. Por conslguiente, es-
pecialmente recomiendo los siguientes
cambios:
Ell aumento de los sueldos de los jue-
ces municipales de San Juan y Ponce,
de ST 800 d $4,000 anuales, ell aumento
del personal de cada una de estas cor
tes, mediante ell nombramiento de un
sub-secretario un marshal auxiliar; y
1ue Sc disminuya la jurisdiction terrific
rial de la corte municipal de Bayam0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-11
CORTES MUNICIPALES

Ell trabajo de las Cortes Municipales
en- algunos de los distritos mas ocupa-
dos, es tan grande que requiere sc les de
ayuda en- determinadas parties. Esto es
especialmente ciert0 en- 10 que respecta
a las Cortes Municipales de San Juan y
Ponce, donde Sc deciden anralmente un
gran numero de casos, tapto IN 10 civil
como en- 10 criminal
Hase indicado por los jueces de estas
dos cOrtes que, con empleados adiciona-
les, puede tenerse al dia ell despacho de
sus asuntos Para poder DIR un nlmero
de causas tan crecldo, el juez, secretario
Y marshal vense necesariamente Obliga-
dos permanecer en- el salon de la cor
te la mayor parte del dia, y por consl-
guiente al secretaro y marshal les queda
muy POGO tempo para el desempeno de.
sus otros deberes, y para ilbrar dill
genciar las citacIones necesarias para la
preparation de asnntos para su vista
FL marshal no puede estar presente en- la
cOrte al mismo tempo diligenciando
citaciones en- varias parties de su dis
trito.
Esto requiere que las citaciones sc di-
ligencien por alg1na otra persona que
percibe los honorarics que la ley fila
para este servicio. No hay duda lie one
esos honorarios que asi pierde el Tesoro
Insular alcanzarlan q una suma, en- al
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-11
LA JUDICATURA
C0rteS de DiStrit0

Ell estudio de los sueldos que Sc pagan
en- los distintos departamentos del Go
bierno, pone de manifesto 10 que en- mi
opinion, es una desproporci6n en- ciertos
caSos
Convengo en- que los sueldos de los
iueces Y fiscales de las cOrtes de diStrit0
ieben ser, en- todOs los casos, cOnmen-
surados en- cantidad y adecuadOs a los
servicios prestados por estos importati-
teS funciOnari0s Al mism0 tempo, las
femuneraciones que la key fila para dl
chos funcionarios parecen ser innecesa-
riamente grandes De acuerdo con la ley
organica no pueden Aodifcarse durante
el periodo del cargo de los que desem-
renan esos cargos. Sin embargo, ocurren,
por causas variaS, cambios a fin de
ac0nomizar donde sea possible, sin perdi-
las de eficiencia, recomiendo la reduc-
lion de los sueldos de jueces y fiscales,
como sigue:
En- los distritoS de San Juan Ponce
de $3.50 a $500 anuales; en- ell dis
trito de Mayagiiez, de $3.50 $4,000
4nuales; en- los distritos de Arecibo
Aguadilla Guayama HumacaO, de
So, 500 a $4,000.
Tai como estan organizadas en- la ac-
tualidad, ninguna de estas cortes sc en-
cuentra agobiada de trabajo, y, mi
juicio, los sueldos que Sc indican serian
suficientes de un todo, ademas de estar
ajustados al costo de la vida en- los diver
SOS distritos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-11
EDIFICIOS PUBLICOS

SotlcltaEonse proposiciones para la.
construction de IN capitolio mediante
avlsos pubiica00s en- MARIO de 1909, pc
70 la proposition mas baja presentada
excedi6 como 100000 la cantidad pre-
supuestada para ell costo del edifcio. IL
cual no lncluia muebles nj decoraciones
Como qulera que este harla que el to-
tai exeediese en- demasia ell creditovota-
do para ese fin, no Sc tom6 nineuna re-
solucl6n dehnitiva, enteniiendose one
Sc esta practieando una revision de los
pianos de manera que Sc aiuste ell costo
a la can6dad presupuestada. Nueya
resolucldn sobre los pianos primitivos
los revlsados debe ser objeto, en- mi opi-
mon, de consideration cuidadosa DOR
parte de Ia Comisi6n, antes de llegar 1
un acuerdo detinitivo
No debe e0meterse la equivocaci0n de
construir un edifieio inadecuado 8 bara-
to, sencillamente con la idea de estar
dentrO de loe Iimites de la cantidad vo-
tada, y, pOr Stra parte, cualquier aumen-
to que sc h8ga 8 Ia suma destinaM 4
ese objeto, en- vista del estado del Teso-
70, debe HseFeseE 8etenido estudio po-
siblexeAte ss<esaerss hasta que los fon-
dos scan sV&geAtes para construir un
eoE6als en- hsszsAsRse cen las comodida-
des y spaEseSsia cue sc requieren, y con
la importaneia y dignidad del fin a que
Sc le destsks.
(Continuara)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-11

guiente, cualquier aumento de conside-
raci6n en- mejoras publicas no solo exl-
gira la emission de bonos para proveer
fondos para la inversion inicial, sino que
sera necesario tambien Ell aumento de las
eontribuciones para atender al gasto adj
cional de conservatism,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-11
OBRAS PUBLICAS

Ell nimero de Kilometres de carreteras
terminadas durante ell pasado ano eco
n6mico fu6 874, de los cuales, 51.4 fue-
on construidos con el producto del EN-
ortStito para carreteras y 36 con credi-
tos votados especialmente por la legis-
latura
Esto hace un total de oerca de 1000
kilometres de carretera actualmente ter
ninados en- conservation, habiendose
ogotado los fondos procedentes del em-
prestito.
Ell sistema actual de carreteras insu-
ares representa- Ell su Orlgen una lnyer-
sion de cerca de $7,000000.00 Ell gasto
lie conservation de las carreteras termi-
uadas alcanza, por termino mediO,a unos
$3.50 p0r kil0metro; de manera que Ell
DreSente gastO annual para ese obJeto no
Ouede ser menos de 100000 (la cual
cantidad Sc ha presupuestado para el
entrante ano econ0mico), ST hemos de
conservar ell vaIor de las obras realiza-
das
Envista de los fondos reducidos q q.estaran
lisponibles en- ell entrante ano econ0ml-
o de los ingres0s que el correspondent,
era impossible bacer nuevas construccio-
les en- gran escala, pero existen numero-
as c0neXiones y c0rtas prClongaclones
1ue deben hacerse despues de practlcar
IN estudio cuidadoso de las actuales
.arreteras, con la idea de servir al mayor
nnmero de habitantes y al area mas
grande en- la fOrma mas econ0mica.
Por consiguiente Sc recomienda que SO
vote una ley especial consignando una
pequeiia suma para ese objeto.
Sin embargo, con objeto de garantizar
el mejor uso de cualquiera cantdad de
dinero que asi Sc asigne, Sc sugiere que
Sc provea 10 necesario al efecto de que
nuevos proyectos, recomendados por ell
ComisionadO del Interior, Sc sometan
la consideration y aprObaci6n de una
comisi0n cOmpuesta de tres personals,
consistente de I'm miembrO de cada una
de las ramas de la Legislature Y del
Gobernador, antes de dar principle al
trabajO.
Ell asunto de construction de carrete-
ras es de gran importancia para ell bic
nestar presente y future de la Isla, pero,
como va Sc ha manifestado anteriormen-
te. Ia construction de un ntinaero de con-
sideraci0n de nuevas carreteras requeri-
ria La emission de bonos para c0nseguir
el dinero necesario para clio y un aumen-
to de contribution para atender sp
conservation.
La eonveniencia dc esa determination
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-07-01
HYPRocRlsY?

An American prize fight--a battle
between big. strong and skillful mem
is full of amusing situations. We
have, of course. the work of the press
agents, the opinions of all the stars of
pugdom. the challenges at the ring
side. the exaltation of the victor and
the wholesale desertion of the vanish.
ed by his erstwhile admirers. Then
the interviews with the fighters telling
how it happened, says the Houston
Post the return with pomp and cir
cumstanee of the champion to receive
the plaudits of hosts of new admirers.
And We must not forget the pictures
and the sage engagements to follow.
But the real amusing phase of big
fight, is the attitude of the public, es-
pecially as reflected by the palladium
of our liberties, the press.
Nothing is so roundly denounced by
the newspapers as a prize fight It is
a brutal. degrading, outlawed relic OF
barbarism, the people are told. The
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-07-01
LOCALIZED ROBBERY.

There is no doubt in the world that
Mr.. McMurray will be able to prove
that his transactions (on paper in
connection with the Choctaw- Chicka.
saw contracts, whereby he was to pull
down fees estimated at from $4,000.
90 to s1O,OOO.OOO. were perfectly legal
Nevertheless, If he and his associates
were allowed any such fee is would
be nothing more nor less than legaliz
ed robbery; and besides. everybody
connected with the scheme or who had
Investigated it at all, knewtthat it was
a graft the boldness and brazenness
of which was scarcely without par.
allel
Interior department officials and
members Of congress had been inform.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-07-01

the Indians from a large part of their
funds as far back as four and five
years ago. The papers were filled with
lit last fall and winter and letters were
written to Oklahoma members of con-
gress last winter warning them to be-
ware of the attempted loot of the
Choctaw-Chickasaw coal and timber
lands.
But the stupidity of Washington is
proverbal. The air must have some
effect on ones vision. Graft may stalk
through the capitol corridors, but it
will be clothed in virtuous raiment,
and the professional lobbyist, taking
the unsophisticated member of con-
gress of the lamb-chop department
clerk by the arm, he will say: See
that; some people say it is Mr.. Graft,
but it is not. 1t is my old friend
Virtue; note the worn look in his
eyes-due to intense suffering; see the
loA VI llnCO III LIS t0CC--CduOCQ ny It,
morse for the sins of others. He is
here now trying to aid a stricken peo-
pie; he wants my help and yours. He
is good man but very, very much
abused And before the lobbyist gets
through with the E. 2. Marks of Wash
ington he will have wined and dined
them, bought them a bird of an auto
mobile, introduced them to some love-
ly ladies and gotten them to swear
their allegiance for life to poor, old,
much-abused Virtue, nee Graft.
1t is an old, old story.
But" you ask, "how are Oklahoma
congressman to explain why it is nee
essary that this vast property, owned
by these Indians under the guardian
ship of the United States government,
should be required to pay an attor-
ney's fee, so-called, for it's sale to the
government or to some other party?"
1t is not necessary. The government
should not compel these Indians to
pay single dollar attorneys fees.
These Indians have attorneys and
ed of this very clever plan to separate
agents-scores of them-at large sal
aries, and have had for years. At the
present time the Choctaws are paying
$4,000 per year for attorneys to look
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-07-01

after their business. They need no
other help; in fact, they are being
robbed as it is.
It would seem that it is high time
for somebody in congress or in the
interior department to stop this con-
tinued wholesale robbery of the In
dians. 1t has been going on for years
and from present indications will keep
going on till the Indian hasn't dol
lar or an acre of land left
Legalized? No doubt. But just the
same it is legalized robbery and should
be stopped. And further, every Off
cial found with his dirty fingers in
the loot should be branded as no bet
ter than common thief.-Tulsa
World.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-07-01

laws ought to prohibit it everywhere.
The pulpit aids in the great work of
lstirring public sentiment against it.
Petitions are circulated in all the state
entreating the government of the state
in which it is proposed to hold the
fight to prevent it. AS a general rule,
the governor, responding to this senti-
ment, comes to time, all right, and
saves his state from the threatened
disgrace.
But eventually place is found
where the fight is to be pulled off"
The newspapers then are busy in
two departments-the editors in the
effort to defend civilization, the news
department to get all the news of the
battle and get it before the hungry
public, which is starving for the mer-
est details of the great crime against
civilization
( And when the battle is in progress
there are the throngs about the bulle-
tin boards listening for the report
more eager to get the first news of
'the great crime against decency''
than to learn of anything else in the
world And in the newspaper offices,
the telephones, local and long distance
are kept busy. Men and women, law
|yers. preachers, doctors, deacons, eld-
ers and all wont to know "how it came
|out"
And when the full details appear in
the morning paper-several pages of
instructions, descriptions by the
former champions, the fight by rounds,
the gossip and all like that-well,
people get up an hour earlier and
swear because their papers are late.
The presses are kept busy printing the
many thousands of extra copies which
are needed to supply the demand at
home and abroad
There is but one real item in the
paper and that is the fight. Nobody
pays any attention to anything else,
unless, perhaps, some of the ladies spy
an ad which announces that some
article formerly sold at $5 has been
reduced to $498.
Only two news items surpass
heavyweight championship fight the
assassination of a. president and the
returns of a presidential election.
After the fight, the editors drop the
subject until the next big fight, the
preachers quit preaching about it and
the world pursues its way, happy or
gloomy, according as a favorite has
won or lost. Such is the course of this
brutal, disgusting, indecent, barbar-
Gus crime against civilization which
lis at once the most despised event of
the calendar and yet the object of
universal anxiety. Is there any
hypocrisy in the attitude of the peo-
pie toward the prize fight? Not at all.
and yet if something should happen
next Monday to prevent the contest at
Reno, more than half the EDglish-
speaking and English-readisg world
would be disgusted. Wichita Eagle.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-07-01
For Representative in Congress.

l hereby announce myself as a can
didate for Representative from the
Third Congressional District of Okla
homa. in the Sixty-Second Congress,
subject to the action of the Demo
catric voters at the primary to be held
August End, 1910.
JAMES S. DAVENPORT.
Vinita, Craig County. Oklahoma.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-07-01
REPUBLICAN ANNOUNCEMENT

hereby announce that am can
didate for the Office Of Sheriff Of Craig
County. subject to the action of the
Republican Primary on August End
ask the support of all my friends and
promise II elected to do my duty as an
officer. NED HoSKINS.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-07-01
ANNoUNcEME

hereby announce that am can
didate for the nomination. on the
democratic ticket, to the Office of
county Judge of Craig county, to sue
ceed myself, subject to the action of
the democratic primary election, and
ask the support of all who are satis-
fed with my past record ip said office.
THEO. d B FREAR
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-07-01

There certainly ought to be fell
low feeling between the men charged
with defrauding the Creek Indians in
the town lot cases and McMurray who
is charged with making an unlawful
deal with the Choctaws and Chicka-
saws. The dodge trial in the one in
stance and to prevent an investigation
in the other seems to be the proper
course to pursue.
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| hereby announce myself as candi-
date for the nomination for the office
of Register of Deeds of Craig County,
Okla, subject to the action OF the
Democratic primary. w. L. TROTT.
Vinita, OKLA, r. F. D. No 3.
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H. J. swARTs.

I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for reelection to the office Of
Sheriff of Craig County, Oklahoma,
for the term of 1912. Subject to the
action Of the Democratic Primary to
be held August 1910. Thankful for
the support received heretofore, hope
by conscientious effort to merit the
same again H. e. RIDENHOUR.