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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-04-08
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PL1cET1oN Or GUARDIAN FoR
ORDER OF SALE or
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wood ard Fraakla ola WOOD minors
EraTlEg feF a. order q sale q certain
zeal estate belonging 90 Bessie MI
ar1 FrarEae oia Wood SAID Yards
te2t s w1 - to the best Interests
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it & hereby ordered that the next
81 kIr of said wards ard all persons
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before es Court O. Friday the 18Th
CAY q ArFl. - d. 1910. at ten O'Clock
az 81 an thereafter Is Il can
- heard at tHe Court Room of said
eprE AZ groTe. Oklahoma ln said
Ee.eazre County then and there to
1Cw ce wAg e. order should not
81 granted 20 The sale of such as.
tate
Ard e further ordered that a
COPY q IRIS order he published at least
Three sFe weeks before the
tate q hearing in the Grove Sun. a
Weekly newspaper - general cireula.
ton rahllshed s. said Delaware county
more thar dfty-tvo weeks prior to the
frst publication o this order. aud ln
The Weekly Chiettsin. q newspaper
printed ard published ii said Craig
County for more than ffty.tvo weeks
prior 20 TIE hrsy publication Of this
order
Dated March t8th 1870.
WILSON y. SMITH.
4A-a Judge
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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-04-08
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Dated the 18th DAY e March 1919
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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-04-08
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April 3 l3lg)
NOTICE or SALE or PEkL
ESTATE

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IN tie matter of tbe Guardian shlp 81
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Notice g. hereby given IN pursuance
of 60 order of the C0uaty Court 81 tie
County - Adalr State % Oklahoma
made % the ssth day of March. 1910
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of andy Reeae minor. Rlil sell 81
private sale % the highest bidder sub.
1ect ~ confirmation By said Court on
or after the ists day of April A. D.
1910. az - o'clock q n. af Westgiiie.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-24
SEASON CLOSES
. IN BLAZE OF GLORY
Threat OF Another Flood Does
Not Dampen Spirits OF
Society.
Am E Rl.cANs TO FRONT
Hostesses From This Country
Sustain Dignity Of Their
Positions.
BY MARQUIS DE cAsrELLANE.

Especial Cable to The Ttmes-Dispatch.l
Paris, July 23.-Though Paris BIO
threatened with another flood, and we
have not had such wet summer since
1885, the season closes in blaze OF
glory.
The Princess Mathilde Murat has
Just given an entertainment in the
gardens of her palace, which FOR orig
lnality and magnitcence surpasses
anything have seen in years. IL al
most seemed as though our hostess
had transferred the Olympia and the
Moulin Rouge to her mansion In the
salons the guests enjoyed the cele-
brated Russian ballet, which has
caused such sensation all through
| Europe, and which / believe you Will
have the pleasure of seeing in New
| York next year.
A stage was erected for these dane
ers lust outside the terrace, with the
magnificent gardens and park for
background. The fete certainly car
red off the palm for originality and
splendor. and do not think any of
the other society hostesses OF Paris
will dispute my opinion
But the American hostesses have
sustained the dignity of their position
I The Countess de Talleyrand, formerly
Miss Carter, of New York, has also
given splendid entertainment tc
mark the closing of the season OF
4 which Prince Paul of Russia. was tbs
j! guest of honor.
The Countess Odin de Loubersac
II who was Miss Livermore. of Boston
has recently given ball in honor o.
1.-THE Grand Duke George of Leuchten
berg. and not to be outdone by these
hostesses the Princess dIsenburg
who was a Miss Mason before he1
marrIage: the Countess Nestey. ais.
American. wife of the Russian mill
tary attache, and Mrs. Tuck and Mrs
Frederick, all contributed brillian
; functions to the dying season. Mrs
Frederick's dinner was in honor o
the Duke of Sparta.
To Settle the Dnuphin Fable.
Whether the Dauphin. who Is know
in history as Louis XVII. really die'
a lingering death in the prison of TIL
Temple or whether he escaped in
clothes basket and left descendants
are questions which every now AM
then become troublesome in France
Ernest Daudet. the we'll known writ
er, has Just placed proofs before tn
senate that go 10 prove the poor II,
tie Dauphin son and heir of the III
fated Marie Antoinette and Louis XIV
: really died in prison, under the J
i trea tment Of the ferocious Samson. hi
! taller. on the other hand. Senate
!. Bossy bangles maintains that IN
Dauphin escaped and that the Naur
: doris. now in Parts. are the lines
= descendants of Louis XVII. He ha
. put a petition before the Senate ash
: ing that they at least be recognize
: as French citizens.
The Naundorfs are known In ce1
4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-24
KAISER WOULD HELP
WOMAN BREAD GARNER

Especial Cable to The Times-Dispatch.1
Berlin. July 23.-According to DIE
Post. the Kaiser is following the de-
velopments of the modern feminist
movements with closest attention.
Hitherto His Majesty has been very
reticent on this subject as far as his
public utterances are concerned but
among his intimate friends he has
frequently discussed it.
1t appears that the Kaiser is alto
gether on the side of those who would
omen UP new fields of activity for wo-
men He would remove all obstacles
which stand in the way of women earn
| ing their daily bread. Women, he be-
| lieves are now compelled to enter all
branches of trade and all professions
| open to them, He would fit them ed
additionally for every walk in life. He
would open all grammar schools to
| them and gradually all universities
! On the political side of the question
| however, the Kaiser's views are not
| so advanced With regard to women's
| claims to participation in politics, the
| Kaiser would appear to be very doubt
lful and recent developments, ,espe-
| cially the suffragettes' tactics In Eng
| land and America, are viewed by HI:
Majesty with dislike and suspicion ant
make him doubtful whether women arr
| qualified to participate in the politica
contests of the time. In word. n
| would fit women for the battles of lif
| and do all in his power to elevate then
/ intellectually and morally.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-24
BREEZY DINNER
AT THE CARLTON
Special Gable 10 The Times. ptspa,ch. ]

Especial Cable 10 The Times D!spatch.1
London, July 23.-One OF the breeZi-
est and most informal dinners OF the
season was given on Thursday at the
Carlton by vice-President Wilson. Of
the Equitable Life. in honor of Cen
eral Woodford, whose name on the
menu, through a printers mistake.
was given as Wilson. The guests in
cluded Lord Alverstone. the ArGhdea-
con of London; Sir Ernest Snackleton,
Lord Kinnard. Admiral Seymour, T.
P. o'Connor. P. F. Murphy. Ogden
Reid, General Hutchinson. Frederick
Townsend Martin. Bradley Martin and
Lord Deerhurst
The guests were seated at tables,
of which the decorations were red,
white and blue flowers. During the
. dinner group Of American negroes
played banjos and sang ragtime songs
The greatest amusement was created
/ by Lord Alverstone. who Is England's
Chief Justice Justify joining in the
chorus, I'm afraid to so home In the
dark
4 General Woodford, referring to the
i presence Of Admiral Seymour ane
/ other officers of the British fleet a.
1 the Fulton Celebration, said the naya
/ display there was the most remarka
/ BILE of modern times. He added tina
| he wanted to see the navies Of thu
world become the police Of peace, TIN
protectors of commerce and the insur
ers Of Justice for the peoples of tn,
1 world,
\ p. T, Murphy. in brilliant address
scintlllating with epigrams. caused tn
venerable Archdeacon of London +
shake with mirth when he declare
\ that "a sinner has a future. while
4 saint has a past"
4 There would have been cakewall
but the room was too small, thong
the diners were willing to risk 1t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-24
S35O.OOOP A|DF0R
SINGLE BARONETCY
showering of Titles on Rich No
bodies Has Angered
Labor Party.
1s.eelal Cable 70 The rlnes- ptppateh.

Especial Cable TO The Ilnies-Dlspalen. 4.
,itles conferred by the Liberal gov
eminent on fnanciers and rich no
bodies has greatly angered the Labor
narty. Several of the new peers and
barone,s are more than surmised 10
have purchased their honors at very
Ugh prices Under a Unionist govern
rnent II was often said that any one
who gave 100000 to the party tnnas
and who was member OF the canton
Club could become baronet nue
double that sum was required LOT
-peerage. The prices have gone up
under the present government.
Carl Meyers baronetcy has cost him
s35ol000. that being the sum he gave
10 the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre.
For many years Mr.. Meyer was in the
Office of the Rothschilds. but he dis-
agreed with that great house. Then
he Joined the board of Famous
Chinese syndicate. from which he re-
signed recently.
The most mysterious peerage OF
the lot was that conferred upon Free
man Thomas a very arntable man VINO
lives at Eastbourne. but who has
never done anything in his life but
be anliable.
Sir waiter Foster and Sir William
| Holland were given peerages simply
I because they gave up their seats II
| Parliament so that more powerful
| Liberals would occupy them. The,
have probably got off cheaper In thu
way OF cash delivery than any OF thu
I other new peers and baronets.
/ Sir weetman Pearson has gtver
| very large sums to the Liberal party
| and his peerage. which was expected
| will compensate him for some of tn
/ great losses which he Is said to haY
| suffered in the oil war In Mexico.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-24
All Alone" This house viii be fitted

All Alone. This house will be fitted
up for MIR. Gould,
The stables are very complete. COM
prising forty boxes in all, with coach
houses. garage, stable for hackneys.
quarters for thirty five men and boys.
and two paddocks. The Gould train
ing quarters only viii be at Maisors
Lafitte. He cannot breed there, SO he
will soon add to his French pos
sessions a breeding firm in Normandy.
Fred Calhoun, his manager, Is i'm
mensely pleased with bunch OF two
year oids recently purchased He has
Won three races out of six starts, and
has been in the money every time.
Comb one of his best, is entered
for the Prince of Wales stakes at
Baden. while both he and Jarretlere
Will run in the Omnlum at vichy.
Persistent Pianist Wins Heircss.
The smart set of Paris is stirred UP
by TIE "earl's" wrath, MS daughter $
eopement. and the luck of young
pianist from Denver
G. Emile Renne, who is familiarly
known ag "the earl" is an extremely
rich Nova scotian. His wife belongs
| to a well-known Philadelphia family
and his brother is an insurance man
in New York. Until a few months ago
Renne had handsome house In the
| fashionable Avenue du Bots.
His daughter. Halga katinka, who
Is only seventeen years old, was
studying music when she met Francis
Hendricks, a young pianist, whose
mother is in business in Denver. II
order to separate the young peopl
| Renne gave up his home in Paris ant
moved to Brussels, where he took
house III the Avenue Brugmann.
The pianist, however, kept up
correspondence with the girl, an
finally followed her to Brussels. The
he saw the father and ASKED for he
l,hand. Renne asked them to wal
three years, and ssid ihey might the
marry. The indignant father no
says that Hendricks promised to wal
but that night eloped with Halg
taking her to London. Later he cause
the announcement of their marriage
be inserted in the Paris newspapers.
Renne, in reply, printed an angl
statement that the announcement WI
made without his knowledge or a.
thority. Meanwhile, the young coup
hurried back to Brussels to ask TO
giveness and supplies. They were III
successful IN this attempt, so th'
came to Phris. where they are said
be in the Latin Quarter.
Forgiveness may come later, f
"the earl's" indignation is dying dow
Halga, who is little more than chill
is very pretty She was studying wi
a private teacher, with whom she w
|, we'll advanced in her studies.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-24
d News Flashed by Cable to The Times Dispatch

tain sets as Prince Charles and Prince
Louis de Bourbon. Certain American
women generally those who are new
to Paris entertain them In the pcileI
that they are Indeed descendants Oh
the former King and Queen OF FRANCE
Al present 1t seems the Naundoris are
citizens OF nowhere. Paris says they
are Dutch. because of being porn III
Holland The officials OF Deli say tnat
they are French. because they are ae-
scendants Of the Dauphin.
The inquiry now brought belors tho
Senate is not likely to settle TINS ions
disputed question. And even II " ulo
the Naundorfs would be as far from
the trone OF France as they are now
Henry NJ. Cnnnon's Itcfrcn'.
Henry M. Cannon is we'll known ~
the United States as president Oh tue
Pacific Coast Company and as a tor-
mer Comptroller Of the Treasury He
It's not SO we'll known. howeVsr, as
resident OF a Franciscan monastery
wherein he followed life more sim
plc than that ever dreamed OF ny Or
Wagner himself. The story leaked
out when Mr.. Cannon recently passed
through Paris on his way home
His friends noticed change IN him
but no one imagined II was due to
residence in monastery on the slope:
OF Fiesole. not far from Florence. true
he had bought the monastery ana nun.
Its bare walls with tapestries. Iru'
also, he wore silk underwear ra'he.
than the prescribed hair shirt nut al
the same he lived as monk ana DC
cupied a monastery. From TINS que
retreat. like John Ruskin. ne sallie'
forth every day to study AT AM
! Etruscan patterns
/ Henry NJ. Cannon brought 1ne sam
| zeal to his life of condemnation an,
/ study as he is known to nave oohe
his development Of Alaska.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-24
GATHERS IN POT
ON BUSTED FLUSH
Lady Pagct Proves Herself Skill
full and Daring Poker
Player.
HER WIN NlNGs LARG {
Trust Magnates "sit In at Her
Games, Which Astonlsh
London.
HER WIN NlNGs LARG {
by A. j. LAMBERT.
necial Cable 10 The Times Dis patch. ]

Especial Cable to The Times Dis patch.]
London July 23.-Lady Paget, who
has lost neither her American accent
nor her love for the people or customs
of her birth-country, has been aston
ishing London with her exclusive and
fashionable poker parties
Allt society has been discussing one
remarkable poker game of which she
was the. gver and to which she gamer
ed several big trust magnates. ana
llaughingly proved that though 1hes
| might know more about trade COM
binations she was far more skiltui a.
poker than they. 1T was sun
| game" all jackpots, with SOU Ii'iiil'
| The trust interests participating "ere
| oil represented by Graham Miller, ol
| California; steel, by Judge o. III. Gary
literature and groceries, by FRANK
| Munsey; tobacco, by James 81 Duhs
and the feminine side of tin by Mrs.
w. B. Leeds.
There was intense amusement when
LADY Paeet won pot after pot, ant
finally raked in the biggest pot OF th'
evening with a busted flush making
several of the trust magnates throw
down excellent hands.
AS consequence Lady Paset II
receiving constant and pressing ae
mands to organize more or these oe
Iirhtful American parties, and poker
: tits threatens TO become revive
craze.
protest That Cnmc to NnuEht.
At the Ritz this week there mas pee
gathering of American women Wh
spend a considerable part of the yea
in Paris, the objects being to vent lle
Indignation and devise reprlsals as OIL
sets for what is termed the Social Iru'
Of Paris. controlled by Mrs. Geore
Munro add Mrs. w. K. Vanderoilt,
From what is learned. the recent SCI
son in Parts created considerable 81
!, terness, as entrance into eNclusN
. French society by Americans w;
seemingly unobtainahle without the
: X. of either Mrs Vanderbilt or ME
Munro.
What is particularly CALLING is tn
!, this control extends, 1t is stated. eve
10 the American embassy. where Inv
tations are not issued to exclusl'
. functions unless upon the say-so
these two women. The gathering
:, not evolve any definite scheme, son
= one expressing the hopelessness Oh u