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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-11

county precincts, a total OF" 2.549.
Whtlock received 235 votes in he
city ami "A in tile county. a total Of
279
County Clerk.
Jesse e; Miller, the Republica1 rom
nee, had no Democratic opposition,
He received 1903 votes u Cairo ana
1915 votes in tle county precincts, "a
total Of 257s.
TIE Socialist candidate for this If
flee, Geo. ~ Phelps, also racalva1
some Democratic votes. Hts y9ye in
the city was 245 and in TIRE county
precincts ~, a total OF 3l5. G. r
Martin received votes ard fetes
poud ard Norton Renfro | each.
Other Socialist Candidates.
The Soc aist candidate for sheriff
was F, NJ. Yale. VITO received III
votes in Cairo ana votes in tie
county precincts
TIE Socialist candidate for count
assessor and treasurer was Eeft
Nichols, WHO rece yea fG votes II
Cairo and IL In the county nrac.n ts
The Socialist candidate for con,
gress Daniel Boone, received Sc votes
n Cairo ana IS in the county pra.
cincts
The Socialist candidate for tse
legislature, Groce Lawrence, received
l62h votes (plrmbedj ID TIE citS,
and 46 in the country prec nets,
Prohihitionists,
The Prohibition candidate for CO.
gress, ]. r. Dav s, received II votes
In Cairo and 10 In the country pre.
cincts.
The Prohibition candies for me-
legislature. -. b. oadHan rece we'd
3Gts votes In Cairo anil ~ III the
country precincts
The attic Ballot"
The three questions OF 'nubile rd
ley rece vel good maiorities In the
city and county. The t2.as Icing MS
follows:
va NJ
Initiative and referendum 1870, 40
Civil service reform. .,4,. 1865 2a5
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Your out cf,order Stomach feels fine
five minutes after taking a ne.
tie Ciapcpsn.

Take your sour eut-cf-ogder stom-
acll---or maybe you call lndiges-
tion, DysFersia, Gastfit,s or Gaia Ri
Of the Stomach; 1t doesn't matter
take Your stomaeh trouble right with
you to your Pha macist and ask him
70 open 50-cent eaee OF Papes ID a.
reFsin ana let you eat one 22-grain
Trianeule and s9e II within FIVE min
rtes there + left any trace Of your
former misery.
The correct none frr your ty0Wh q.
IN Focd Fermentation food soSring;
the Digestive organs become weak,
thee ~ Tack of gastric jrice: yorr
food IL only hair dieested, ana YOU
become affected with loss OF appetite,
pressure and fulness after eatng,
vomiting, nausea, heartburn, gripping
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PERSONAL MENTION.

George Blumer left yesterday for a
visit to st. Louis.
G. y. Train Of Belknap was a busi
ness visitor yesterday in Cairo.
] H. Barnett, Of sikeston. trans
acted business in the city yesterday.
DR. and Mrs. l.. #, Robinson Of
I'llin. spent the day yesterday in
Cairo,
DR. A. l. Brown and ]. VI. White
sides, OF Vienna, paid Cairo a visit
yesterday
Among the visitors in Cairo yes,
terday were Mrs Ike Robinson anil
Mrs A. h. scurlock Of Mounds,
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Howley OF upper
Walnut street has as her guest Mrs
Walter W. Woolray OF Lima, Ohio
Mrs. Geo Raney Of Twenty-aec0n
street, has gone to Olive Branch to
make weeks visit with friends,
Dawson Brett has resigned his
nasitiou xvfth tha fsottnu nclt 49,
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The three laws of planetary motion
discovered by Kepler, upon which mod
ern astronomy is based, are.
First---Each planet revolyes In an
ellipse, with the sun at one end of the
foci
Second, Each planet moves in such
a way that the line drawn between
the center Of the sun and the center OF
the planet passes over equal areas in
equal periods of time.
Third.-The square of the time of q
planets rev olu+%on around the sun is
proportional to the cube of it's mean
distance from the sun.
Gee-we're blue what will wa Il
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We've Got The Blues.
a-s~S
SO BODIES RECOVERED.

Delaugua, Colo, Nov. 10.-The t n
ers in the m ne No. tonight tegln
uncofering the bodies Of seyel mer
who, headed by Supt. WIN. Lewis.
rushed into the slope following the
explosion Tuesday and were buried
in a caye-n. The total number cf
bodies thus far recovered is sixty.
nine.
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Rev Frank Thompson, pastor Of
the First Christian church, returned
from two weeks lecture
tour. He lectured on the Passion
Play He had special appointments
at several cities In illinois, Kentucky
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Street Flooded.

Twenty,seeond street east of Syca-
more for nearly half q block has been
flooded for several days by the leak.
age from q water plug This is one
of the newly filled streets. The
water covers the eut re width Of the
street between the sidewalks.
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John Jack, the man who operated
me photo-byeleetricity gallery at tie
Cosmopolitan shows, or street carni.
al IN Cairo several weeks ago, Left
me show at Tuscaloosa, Ala, a few
lays ago, and came sack to Cairo
Mr. Jack 3 O son or tne well known
actor John Jack, who played Fal.
STAFF in Minnie Fisks company in
King Henry ~. He will remain here
several days
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Thursday Card Club.

TIE Thursday Card Club WIS en-.
tertained by Mrs Frel Ste naors
yesterday afternoon, Miss Rose Gre
aney won the club prize and n
Robert Greaney WIS awarded tht
first prize. The club VIII meet next
Thursday with Miss Reta German.
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Barbados.

Agriculture is the chief pursuit ia
Barbados, and without doubt the is
land Is The most intensely cultivated
spot In the West Indies Sugar IL the
chief crop aud has been from time inn
memorial; tobacco is grown slightly.
fruit hardly az all.
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Missionary From la1..a.

Mrs Bertha Johnson a returned
missionary from IEiia, will speak IN
tile PRESBYTERIAN church next SUNDAY
morning and evening. She has an In
teresting story 10 tel, and ali are
urged To attend and hear her
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DOCTOR
ADVISED
OPERATION
CaredbyL ydiaE .Pinkflam's
Vegetable Compound

Galena, Kans. &c year ego last
March | fell, and few days after
here was soreness III my right side.
In d short time a bunch came and ii
bothered me SO much at night | could
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Our TransitorY Heroes,

He woke up one mofaing and found
himself famous"
'WelI:"
"And then went and made a monkey
Of himself In time for The afternoon
papers to get hold Of it,"-Pittsburg
Post
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Huntind and Fishino.

Dr. ]. II. Davis and Newton Rio
die went to Poplar Bluff Wednesday
where they win be joined by several
friends who accompanied them to the
Black river where they win spend
several days hunting and fishing.
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Delta sInma 81.

Miss GLADYS Leonard, Of Chicago.
WAS the guest Of nonor of the Delta
y gina III !, Which was entertained yes
terday afternoon BY Miss Lila Rogers
at her nome, 2G12 Kim street. Tie
afternoon was spent In sewing and
refreshments were served. Miss FL
sic Ihaeh will entertain the club next
week.
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Cheerful Workers.

The Cheerful Workers Of tile Cairo
Baptist church will meet tbs after
noon with Mrs. Parker Halliday OF
TWentyseventh street,
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Schiller Club

Tie S3ahiller Club met yesterday af-
ternoon vita Mrs. Frank f. Schoembs
of Seventh street. the hostess far
next week viii ia announced later.
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SOCIAL o4ND PERSONAL !.

short talk in regard to her own club
work in a far away country He
charming speaking was very muca en-
ioyed.'
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Entertained at Euchrc.

Mrs Catherine Stapleton entertain,
III the members Of %, patrick's Sew.
ing Circle with a euchre yesterday
afternoon ct her homie on Tenth
street
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not sleep. 1t kept
growing larger and
by fall it was as
large as a hens egg.
j could not go to.
bed without a hot
water bottle applied
to that side. | had
one of the best doc
tors in Kansas and
be told my husband
that / would have to
be operated on as it
was something like
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Presbyterian.

The Lad es' Ala Society Of the
Presbyterian church will hold their
mating this afternoon with Ma's.
Rolla II. spann.
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| Mrs. A. II. Davis OF 20g Eighteenth
street, who is i'll at St Marys In
| Urinary is improving
/ Mr., and Mrs. George Sweeney OF
| Mound CITY, are the parents Of fine
| baby girl, VINO arrived yesterday
| G, l. Martin Of East Prairie, Mo-,
lis at 81. Mary's Infirmary, where an
Operation for nemia was performed
upon him.
r. King Kaufman Of Webster
Groves. st. Louis, arrived Yesterday |
He is the guest of mis- brother-in-law,
| Frank r. Aver.
Mrs w. H, Lusk has returned to
her home in Charleston. Mo, after
several days visit with Mrs. A. All
Bondurant and family.
Mrs. John F. Rector left yesterday
afternoon for Vienna, ILL.,, where she
will spend several days on a visit to
her sister Mrs w Y Smith.
Harry Steinhouse who had an oper-
alton for appendicitis performed upon
him 0 short time ago at st. Mary's
lnfirmary Is reported recovering.
Oscar ra,,a III. a,na u I'LL. !.
.ar,a3, I'll s $500
u .aaa,.a Nj. ,a,.s
heon- rooa ,atat,. tsD ~ -
nr ana MI ! c4ronu II, -,
VI uara a,asta NH - +
,yep;,v 4, NJ So. .a,,s IT, r I'm.
open an5 ) nnn,tnn u $500. ' ~"
= II
:. n
,,.s. = ~ ~ 'Ha' byron fiernetF
~ w NJ 60 oesn setiousis ~ M -
VT inlirnlafy Is eonSaiescent. Mr. 9
g. ''''' = N's noAie - the iran G
G
a.. =
49,. ,.4 s''eloo'' iepEeSensihs an
III III J, = ~ ~, N'ooNess A'ii' - = =
,ai,a ~ ,,ea $3.50, q 'i'o"' "a -, ~ - s'ns
i, ra,,ma.ar4 49,, III { - -
birtv 4ars - ~ ''eu 'o"A 80
,fnIcab,. M ~ t e,i.
,nonrnoni, a., san,a ,,a,o = ,a,,,..,'
no "a t. haina aara. H. 49, et
ala+ivos count, 1,nr1. .,ena, D. III
III fa,,ii,. W
srt
ss,rna, cor,a of ~ cn.a, g.
-aves today a. t1,-ans,.; ,l.,- = ~ in
be gvtnras ana orranna =, ~ ~ b.
Grafton If tbo 800 that ~ u;u nj
,oses of the stock of the Grand
.eadeg.
d
Rev. Father AIumbour nastor 3, e
L. Marys church of Mound c;tv wn,
eave for New yorl, cYn1ov sea- e
non Fron, tbera Ia nm ro;, g.. #
,urona 10 visit eianas and raIat,rss
M tako ,,,not $500, 80, a
,.non,aIv or e. Io,.ta I'M -, u
III - e. 80, va euus'', u
our returns.
nj
N mis !. Bertha rsaa. Johnson missionary E
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Owns New Auto.

Mrs, c. r. Martin has purchase
from the Cairo Motor Co, Twenty
first and Washington avenue an AZ
NJ. r. 31'' automobile.
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CHURCH SOCIETIES.


The ladies' of the First NJ 4, church
win meet this afternoon with Mrs
Nv. RI. Lawson.
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Have Christmas Sale.

Mrs. Harry B. Dawson will hold an
Xmas sale Of fancy work Dec, 9Th
and 10th at her residence Sol Third
street
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The IN

The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
/, this afternoon with Mrs. Frank r.
Schoembs of Seventh street.
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Eirst Christian,

Tile Ladies' Aid Society Of the First
Christian church will meet Friday
with MIS-. Thsstlewood.
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Miss Bertha Johnson, missionary
rho has recently returned from III.
lia, will arrive in the city from Chi
ago Saturday night Miss johnson
viii make addresses ON missionary
york at both the morning and even
ing services Sunday at the Preshy-
erian church. While in the city she
viii be the guest of Mrs. Il. s. Dewey
and Mrs, A. S. Buchanan,
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and Virginia He had very success
fnl trip and viii probably make an
other tour soon.
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Justices Of the cosce.

CGuu9t praa ticcs #l72C AN,
h.s4i.ae ~ ~ $3.50.
,r. aa il.
,a, fs~ \, = .'s'''
hfd ward, ist Rree--A Bode,
-l!E1 war;, zild pGee~las. Noit
lllai'.
. eef5ll N2so--De'ii's tSFfoW ard "
4. wal ef dee9fYad ohe V"se eaea
aRd VITA nave Y drdW stiaWs
al%th Wafd' 'si pFee--J' T Genotte-
f'fla WaId' mt pfee--lno n 2ltack,
Seventh waFd, rs, pTec--Jno. 7.
kerh :.
cae5 e-~> 'aafios COCK 20; lsaaa
Darsals A.
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Sergeant kfesky, of the United
States Recruiting Service, stationed
at Cairo, reports the enlistment Of
Lee Allen. OF Cairo, and Chas. M.
Richardson Of olive Branch. The RE-
cruits left yesterday afternoon fer
Jefferson Barracks, ST. Louis. where
they will be assigned to places in the
infantry service
Albert G.. Patty, Of Union CIV,
Tenn, will leave fer Jefferson Par,
racks Saturday. He was nN UP to
the standard set by the war depart.
ment in weight, but he passed
splendid examination otherwise AMI
Sergeant Kresky thought he wotlltl
make such good soldier that Ia
telegraphed the war department fori
instructions. Yesterday he receiver
telegram from the adiutant gen
eral giving him special permission I'd
enlist Baty, and he was duly sworn in.
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One q the Gentry Brothers.

Al Gentry, one Of the we'll known
Gentry Brothers, Of dog and pony
show fame. is making Cairo his hote
Tor a while, lie Is employed with
me Ward Brothers, He Is gradually
form ns 2 nucieus Tor another saow
having already several dogs which
he has IN training. He Is expecting
bear soon, which he will also
ira h.
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Rev Father Mumbour. pastor o.
I. Mary's church Of Mound City, win
cave for New York Sunday after.
noon. From there he will sail for
europe to visit friends and relatives
and take much needed rest. Father
2Donnely Of ST. Louis, win substl-
ute at ST. Mary's until Father Mum.
our returns.
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Initiative and referendum. 1870. 40
Civil service reform .. 1875 ~
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George Blumer left yesterday for a
visit to ST. Louis.
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G. y. Train Of Belknap was a bu
ness visitor yesterday in Cairo.
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rst |aib Ivy pse2i. y. sat
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-13
COMMISSION CANNOT
COMPEL DEPOT BUILDING

Guthrie, Okla, May 11.-Three inn
portant cases from the corporation
commissioners were decided yester-
day by the supreme court, the COM
mission being reversed in two of the
cases.
Probably the most noted is the
Nowata depot case. in which the COM
mission ordered the Iron Mountain
Railroad company to remove the frame
depot, which has been in service for
nineteen years. and replace it with a
modern structure, to cost about $685.
OOO The company conceded that its
facilities were inadequate. and built a
separate freight depot, offering to re-
model the present frame structure.
The commission rejected this pro-
posal. but its action is reversed by the
court in an opinion by Chief Justice
Dunn. The court holds that the cor
poration commission, while having
plenary powers to enforce the require
ments of the constitution, that depots
shall be clean and comfortable. well
heated and lighted, cannot reject and
require the removal of depot build
ing which meets, or which the com
pany offers to make meet, these re-
quirements and arbitrarily orders
new and comparatively expensive
building erected in its place"
In the case of Lewis Hine, sole own
er of the Purcell and Lexington Tele-
phone company against B. c. Wadiing-
ton ct al, the court holds. in an opin-
ion by Justice Williams, that the cor
poration commission has the author
ity to supervise, regulate and control
a telephone company owned solely by
an individual company owned RF RR
an individual, in all matters relating
to the performance of its public duties
and charges as fully as though con-
trolled by corporation.
ne COnlllosAOn 10 iCtC1cCu III OH
opinion by Justice Williams in the
contempt case against the Atchison.
Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad company
for exceeding the switching charges
fixed by the commission. A car of
wheat was shipped from Bliss to an
elevator company at Oklahoma City
located on the Katy tracks. The
Santa Fe switching crew placed the
car on the connecting track and the
katy" placed it at the elevator. A
charge of 50 was made. which was
held to be in violation of the rate of
81 per car fixed by the commission.
The court holds the higher charge all
right, inasmuch as the car had to be
handled twice.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-13

The republican party has little use
for the primary system of nominat-
ing candidates fol. Office as the can
didates who are allowed to run in the
primary are selected by the party
leaders. When the primary election
comes on the republicans will have
one man running for each place al
ready selected and the election will
only be a ratification of what has al
ready been done. This method saves
the rank and file of the party from
having anything to do with the nomin-
alton of candidates. All the individual
member has to do is to vote for the
men put up to them. When a man
wants to run for Office on the republi-
can ticket all he has to do is to get
the consent of the leaders to make
the race and the fight is won so far
as getting into the race is concerned.
This method saves the people the
trouble of selecting candidates or of
even thinking about an otherwise
troublesome matter.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-13
ASSOCIATION PLANNING
TOlNSTALL PUBLIC UTILITIES

Spokane, Wash, May 13. = Coeur
d'AIene Indian Reservation Settlers
association. of which William NJ.
Mast. Jr.. OF Spokane. is president, is
planning to install electric power and
telephone lines. establish schools and
churches, build good roads and petit
tion the government to open free rural
mail routes for the 200 homestead
ers to be located on the reserve with
ing six months. The association will
also have fund to assist its mem
he-s.
Arrangements have already been
completed to buy lumber for houses
and barns. farming implements and
tools, groceries and provisions and
other necessities and sell them on
mutual profit system. 1t is probable
that sawmill will be erected to furn-
ish some of the timbers and other lum-
Der needed. Donkey engines will be
used in pulling stumps on the logged
off lands and fire patrol will be or
ganized to protect the standing tim
Der. The latter will work with the
government rangers.
The Washington Water Power com
pany Of Spokane has several electric
transmission lines running through the
reservation to supply power to the
mines in tie Occur d'AIene district and
these can be tapped to supply eIectri-
cal energy to operate machinery The
telephone lines on the reservation will
be connected with farmers lines, thus
affording communication with Tekoa,
Occur d'Alene, Spokane, Missoula and
other cities and towns in eastern
Washington, northern Idaho and west
ern Montana
Probably there is no similar farm
ing community anywhere on this con
tinentv said President Mast ~Ou
association has among its members
one or more representatives of every
state. territory and province in Amer
lea. Every political party and creed
and many fraternal societies are rep
resented and there are many crafts
men and professionals, including ply
sicians and lawyers"
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-13
BIG CABIN ITEMS.

Mrs. Jones is visiting relatives and
friends in Welch.
Roy Lay, while attempting to fix d
telephone was burned by a live wire
last Friday evening.
Jack Stewart and Sam Bell returned
from Kansas a few Gays ago.
Joe Madison is the owner of fine
new automobile.
Mrs. Chatterton's daughter Of Vim
ita, came down last week and spent a
few days with her mother, who was
sick
Ed Dixon has sold his livery barn,
horses and vehicles to Mr. Mcbride,
of Arkansas
Henry Barr and a friend, from Ar
kansas have come among us to work,
this spring and summer
All the brick work on the new
building is completed and the front is
now being put In.
Mr.. and Mrs. Logan Trout are the
proud parents of boy born May Z
Carlyle Lesley came up from Mus
kogee Saturday.
There will be musical at the Meth
odist church Saturday night.
/ The Baptist people have some fine
new seats in their church.
VIII Bell and family came down
from Kansas last week and spent a
few days in Big Cabin with his parents.
We hear they intend to locate in
Vinita.
There was party at Ray Fosters
Tuesday night. Every one reported
a fine time.
i The Big Cabin baseball team play
ed vinita last Saturday with a score
of 10 to 8 in favor of Big Cabin.
Miss Ruby Emerson and Miss Mary
Langley are spending a few days in
/ the country with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Foster.
Mr.. Bassford's restaurant is for sale
He is going to build house down on
his place south of town and reside
there.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-13
WOULD REQUIRE LAWYERS
TO BOND FOR HONESTY

Spokane, Wash. May 1S.-Dundas
Henderson Of Spokane, is making a
campaign for legislative enactment
which provides among other things
that every lawyer shall give bond of
not less than $4,000 as guarantee
of honesty upon his admission to the
bar Of Washington. He says that in
view of the many fragrant breaches of
trust the adoption of such rule by
the state would result to the advant-
age of the public, as well as being a
gain to the legal profession In sup
port of his contention he cites the case
of Alexander H. Gregg, attorney at
law and former member Of the legisla-
ture of Washington, who was convict
ed in Spokane a few days ago of the
charge of embezzling funds which
came into his hands through legal
matters with which he was connected.
Gregg confessed, saying that while he
could not account for his action eit
may be that it was just an utter ir-
responsibility when it came to hand
ling money" One of his clients was
a working woman who lost $500
through his speculations Gregg was
sentenced to the state penitentiary at
Walla Walla to serve an indetermin-
ate period, not to exceed fifteen years.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-13
EARTHQUAKE IS RECORDED
At TWO UNIVERSITIES
BY Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
Washington, D. c., May 49, - An
earthquake was recorded early today
at Georgetown University The move
ment began at 800 a. m, lasting for
forty-eight minutes. The motion of
the instrument was from east to west,
indicating that the quake was west of
Washington.
Lawrence. Kans.. May 49, ~ An
earthquake shock was recorded by the
seismograph at the University of Kan
sas here at 1:39 O'Clock this morning.
The tremors lasted nearly three hours
and at times we're severe. Prof. Cady.
in charge Of the instrument opinioned
that the record of the quake was at
soure point between two and three
thousand miles from Lawrence. He
is unable to say in which direction,
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-13

One of the things the people of
Craig county need to give especial at
tention to this year is the selection
Of board Of county commissioners.
This board should be composed Of
the brightest and most successful bust
ness men available. They ought to
be men of affairs, able to handle the
large business of Craig county sue
cessfully and economically. If man
has made good in his own individual
affairs and is not professional CRATER
he has at least some of the qualifica-
tions necessary.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-13
Monument Dedicated to
Memory of Polish Heroes

sword and lived the peaceful life Of a
farmer in France until he was killed
when his horse plunged over preci-
pice. The Emperor Alexander later
moved his body to Crawcow and had
it laid beside John Schieski.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-13

hereby announce myself as 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.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

hereby announce that I am a 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 salts
fed with my past record In said Office.
THEO. d. B FREAR.