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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-20
HUMOR OF THE DAY
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Superintendent at Sunday school
Now children, we VIII close with the
hymn Little Drops Of Water Now
do put a little more spirit into II.
First Narrandera's the
place for dust storms They have a
ray lake up there fer to pun the dust
outer sick hloke.
Second Whalor-Ah but you ought
cr see dust storm at Denilouuln.
why the banky crows flies tail nryt
Ter to keep the dust outer their eyes.
May-Thcre were several army of
icers there, but not one Of them asked
me to dance.
Bollc--And they are accustomed to
the smell Of powder too
New page Go the homsemaid of a
poeU-Do tell me why he Is always
standing before the mirror.
IiOuscmaid-Sh He's thinking how
he'll look when they raise a statute to
him.
Haskcr--l don't object SO much to
Fanny kissing her dog, but | prefer
her to kiss me before and not after
Naspor--l know, but don't you
think the dog has his preference, too?
What should play" asked the or
ganlst and the clergyman, who was
rather ahsent-minded replied: "Wcll
it all depends on the kind of hand YOU
got Have You plenty of trumps2"
Have YOU any nice fresh farmers
eggs" inquired a precise old lady at
"a grocery shop
mo, maam" replied the practical
assistant "hut We have some very good
hens eggs" She took three TO try.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-20

.thy and
Is another
Also here
lection
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-20

superintendent at Sunday school
Now children, We viii close with the
hymn Little Drops Of Water Now
do put a little more spirit into IL.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-20

Iightin'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-25
TRIBUTES TO THE
LATE A00LPH Schultz
MANY AND BEAUTIFUL

Mr ana Mrs Berthold S~- -.
turned Yesterday from E Pss'. wber.
they went 90 attend the f-nersl n
Mrs Spitz brother. the late Afol-h
ShutE The e Psa Times SAYS III
the services
HUNDREDS Of friends followed the
remains e Adolph : Schutr u con-
cordia cemetery yesterday Afternoon
hen the son vas laid 70 resi- beside
hs father.
AT the residence the beautiful and
impressive funeral services Of rhe
Jewish church We're conducted hv
Rabbi Martin Zielonka uhile ne
Masous conducted the services ar ire
grave
Ena palo@srers were S1rar T7E-
uan Emil strauss Geo r.. Ear :
HleumeuthEl and : J. Freudertral.
TIE Masonic Ellfearers whc took
charge % The cssset "a the cemetery
" ~. j Harris W T. Hirzan
Scnu1rL Chas i Aust-lnd. ~. e
Cramte ard AJAX Move
"A Neriahir hin 81 floral offar--E
from friends covered The n-uy mace.
mernt hst night A large number
Elks attended the fuleraI ara roI-
i0wed the body Of their trorhlr 10 the
grave
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-25
EyERN BOOSTER DOING
HIS HETN. SAYS @TRDTl

Chicago. Ins S0Y 4g-Efag
boNeser IL dalng hfa auw uas ths
staEemfns made today ia the cr1mdel
Coliseum ~ the Second Annual Land
and Irrigation Exposition ~ At H
etruup 81 AtAUQueFQae. wAo slas been
30 charge VI the popular NFw Mexice
exhib.t daring the fHferfef absence 81
SECRETARY Hentng OF The Bureau ~
I~mnusgrzElcn. Mr. Srraup 4 ere ~ me
esf men an fse grounds thaa days
Last nlghf the crowds ar fhM n8w
broke al records. a. IN fact fhfs are
doing every dsF. Tire c-antinma1s Bme-
f4rss rs Garcia. Tfnslay and others
Illustrated ~ lantern slides. are hold
SnE thn intense Interest ~ tne crowds
ard be- mammoth display o. Naw Mex
Zoos matches ~sgWre As semHnE
the Whole country tagnRs ataut she
new seAte watch have newer aMknrs
been known SlG Preparations ere BE-
ing made Tor Snnd4g. Sew Mexico Day.
and tire crowd ~ native sgH wIgl he
large compact and enthusiastic on
that day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-25
NEW MEXICO MAN
ARRESTED As A
mREVOLUTIOHIST
.0Ctavian0 Perea of Lincoln Re-
ported u CUSTODY at JuaTeZ
on Suspicion Of Aiding the
Insurgents.


Especial Dispatch to the NarnlA< 5~ozrzsTl
FL Pasa. Texas Nov. zs-octaviang
Pera cf Lincoln n n. was arrested
ia Juars- "Wednesday afternoon late
and was held for several hours before
being released. after h= Bad proven
that he was am American uitixer.
Pera had gone % Jlarez on business
and w2s talking with some friends
when he was placed u1der arrest hy
q secret service offzer OF the Mexl-
can government and taken l. golia
station Upon BEING taken before
chief ~ Police Ponce o. Leon be
VAS questioned as 10 his iGentity. UD-
IN being told that ne was twice in
tHTprfter for the territorial ieEisla-
ture, chief deputy sheriff and official
Interpreter for the district court. ne
vas alinWe1 u 80 after being held
until his identity caui5 rs establish
ed TIE other members ~ The party
Ferea was wlth wcre stu in Geseu-
ton Wher he was liberated
FeA Wealthy e~attleulan.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-25
MODEL SUBURBAN
CITY,, MEMORIAL
Of SAGE
HeaIthful and Beautiful Homes
to Be Provided for Those
VINO Need Them at Moderate
Cost.


tby AGrnlhE SpQfAA -9-NA L&@ wiz
New York Nov. Preliminary
7 plans Of the Russell sage foundation
established By Mrs. sage as a mem
arial to her husband. for the esgah-
iishment OF a model suburban city.
Providing aaealthfuI and beautiful
homes for peFs02s, u moderate
means were announced todag.
Briefly. the project is u utilize tract
u AZ acres in Forest HtlLs Garden,
Il T.. nine miles from New York C11T.
IN laying. ont a town for 1880 fam
HES.
The initial financial expenditures
fQr the purpose, il IS announced, non
amount 10 ~SZ.z5g.04b. How much
Hlqre Viii be needed 10 carry the
plans 10 completion. is not kuoNn
bur the foundation trustees state that
Lrs. sage is prepared 70 supply al
funds required - CARR out her
ideas
Through todsys ans8uDcemenL it
IS made plain that the enterprise II
not a charity but is 70 he made self
supporting and > 10 yield a taE re-
turn on the investment. It's purpose
t. enable persons in moderate cT-
eumstances Up own their own homes
AZ a minimum cost. hut amid ideal
surroundings
The mlnimum cost 81 paying for .
home there. il i estimated wIl De
IS . month including principal and
interest
Fer the present. la5oriag men
whose wages are small, VIII not hsne-
III directly from Mrs Sa=es eEssr-
prise. The cost of land in Forest
-IiH- il is explained. pTeciuGas prou-
sion for the working class Iuuma-
ton that they VIII be cared fer later.
nov sye e is given in the rusfees
Forest Hills Gardens s 70 be made
: real sp1tles town IS nearly rs
money and sEll cEu maEe IL In has
laid oGt hE a landscape gard
and It's architectural Develop
viii be S-erptinizsd bv an expert
for homes wIu have 20
70 examinations 70 tEelr
eharactsr and anrecedeEts
Fhe present plans contemplate thR
7pe1llg 81 the model town early rex
scar.
Stylish horses and buggies fur
on short notice b. VI. L
Trimble 4 Co. ia North Second
Etreet: phone 8
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-25
PACKERY OFFICIAL
BURNS TO DEATH
Swift and Company Man m
cinsratsd IN $4,000 Holo-
Caust IN Chicago Lard Re.
fiaey


'nlcasn Nor ea- Pm TrEly.
marshal q e prsest. rrm rr---art ~
-Nt anl amulrT. racs ras
burned 81 death. rffr lu rrrwan
ef-reou he smoke and s-u'f
o-m4-e Wa- 1ene % fhr lard refinery
! @- me racsl1E firm on "a fire Wi :
UE1 fnr taEs hours ra1sr None
us AA erceue aheu an *
n g q Vlt of grease arsl tte
n am nta
s~erlple
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-25

uar ehannela Tam = especially true
81 the srash. Ahsre some ~ ths r.xh-
g farming lands IN tA@ EnftAg
St1t@s have beea nexieteS bees ase
attention was not called ~ them.
ttaznss~ fer Tnxc~zor~-
AnF e1e who Wishes ~ nug "a tract
"a lemd emn discover nre nuKarfanf-
reg ~ rsikln~ wsth the men here
E&tNeFea Together These mer kr3w
le ee4afry - na others knew d.
n@w gar 4e2crshA every nook an1
g rner where growing tninzS wfli
thFive NfF can H~sarthe a sareF Fn
the n5gfhs fsf where sse eaofee1 a-
p wu ae greNn He kneNS where
s expensive eFehard Hand ~
proved sra . % Dr. found. SRI ~
rn sea aHre There s cheaper. RAW
na uat nrsims possibilities that
are almost eerta % 40 enrich rha far
Shfa8 3 Whe e willing rs sa
the and The Necessary
"
Othsrs san fsu uhere the best
uaf Rvat sre hrmsnA One can
describe g lard 81 chanelnE
Beers 1no@ ard ssh alternate So the5r
slsr periods white amothers
nerstaaf Summer There ara
Ben here from tne musr
uthefm parts of Texas THIS
lre anxHeirs o. The benefits O.
B anx EFa wins snn co q reGlen
eer# conditions sEe amaF1 trap&aL
81 TIE visitor Interested lse
b there 9r wan o. tna na18iug
car TELL hm @he fae choicest
? xnr laus az fa fgua3 N
z 8 4airsr1am hH teeFH ~ Enuv
sc hfrF SINE 3 reFFHEsties aM
man SIN rak advantage -
hew TMN sla1 eMn .nM H4hHr :
SITS mks naFe tsH eafeahfe nx-
vianee Any 1n wants regm-
farmszr land cam srn aher
1fh IRE essu au5 the high priced {
sHa ga 81 s 4
Al sertaaf~ Ar Hepnaufezt :
The exh4affs afford sUraeN IN
a4 81 armsaE ne IRE hars
fEtnHs sFa familiar q residents -
rif Eef even these hare f@v .
Ehfd arrr for MealEn has /.
nf she te- amtsl4 sEantaYs GEE tire g
how various STARTS 81 ere aen srIF d
an hs nf aisnlaVa Tfr aesg ~ q
- iwfeat hzu1s ara reuremntea q
eEsFH eimata from tropical t5
mp4te o4lna ln fhe Hst 81 exhgf p
q
Some AZ ire mn2 GnseressIn~ das
g been sut fg0m The re- ;
awe# waw lands ef ta# south e
rulr tandF ~ All deseFfpta rs are
E~TsEeHEe.3 rs tire eszaar e mak8mw
aae 8 era re- an rai s z
the aess agFantasa he can - ar z
mmw4afH8 n ~ prefers fa r ~
ubfas asoaaacs or eunr r. u
F fires tf#t silently nf Lana aaFnFr N
Us adapted Tar such purposes
ts.m reach q
7aa aark ~ enfrw asf lh5re ana s
ni&ess kes heen done usdef M
se ~ srarris1w NJ Parker gem
~ ~rr TIRE rra tez sa M
4nt lgvigtlYu rstaam ans &
s Gross secretary. mh8 p 8
aailg visited moss ef the places 70
senteF Tire a0rs ln the field 20
has continued ever ssnca tbs 81
rs asf Closed an fae arst fane
one scar ago. nas been fou4 ~
experienced uaem mho were thasr r.
samaar wllh every agr1cul- tel
section
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-25
MINING ENGINEER Is
APPARENTLY A SUICIDE

san Antonio TaxsS N.v. Sal. n
Gray. q mining engineer Of - Lorss
was found aesd in Bad TODAY re
was fully dressed and 8 bullet wound
vas IN his head n his hand was a
pistol
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-25

Rome Nov t-Carliral Sn-
mlulal-ll diel rrlaE lie ws bora
q 1880 ara was urgrtmed a card
inal In tsHl. Through his death the
number % vacancies ia the Zcrel
c9HcEt $ i1reased to nineteen
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-25
To
MAKE USE Of
INSURGENTS
Claim Democrats Would Have.
Non Anyhow, and That.
Roosevelt Influence Has.
Been on independence Side.


AAs"s
tariff rey downward aNd VIA
advocate sranea8 l4g-slaffan stnun
iathr Y-s rra
W NOUS H
make their 4fels 4uaEe wiki thelr
kwnrss. l-r tan comes a-
I from ader thar II 49,
ga nxsnr sn- fn me $500
congress .he insurgents - = -
IN sgrour re1-essnfstIoa on aFf con-
niffsm fssf 80 trs9. -
The ffrsr
Uar1N-~4s ~a .rss F.s-wh
Cannrn IN tha 49, a-5
mea committee saw t. 81 thss -
HuA1cans we're selected mha @7uIf -
relied 81 ta stand sat On raa tariff
Even "a ASSIGNING aewarnn q, ne
committee. rhev aIIaEe. Mr. can1om
anaeF mer ush protection nre~gr4-
tf.nx Tr rs+snra rha -
wrgar zrz 81 Eari~ara
no Fesai zfth his reuubHrau col-
leagues on mans schedules n order
that Suzar ana other products in
mnBeh his m-sr5tuarss ara fura~a~-ad
migAe ~ assured ~ nrotarrfsu
.erg a-h8 prse- rs ofrer = farfr ~
sision hEIl ahen thev come frtr -,n-
tro1 "a the house witt gusn asfda
sf ndpztfers such a. ConxreSsrnan
MrfsnW gF sets wAn saEse
ule& ranrrwzr Faraua~ ~ Mf-h-
Iran. Who ws fnsrruren9al IN fae--
inc iamfar .ff the fraa Isl srs mr.
So their places wah men AZ rsnarw
nan N~urfneE y Kansas ara en-
Er-xsr7mm Nnr~5s AZ NahZ u.ro
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-25
EVERY BOOSTER
DOING DUTY At
THE COLISEUM
CROWDS AT LAND SHOW
ARE BIGGER EVERY Day
Special Stunts Planned 10 Make
Sunday the Red Letter Day
IN the History of New.
Mexico.

New 1EexEH a eaa@ 20 aae
Land ~ Sensa YET wllI he sung ay
the rzasse1 hasNfeEs % Nfw Mex
tee Ia che Coliseum go fhe Chicago
Land ShQN on SenHaF. NgVem0r
-. New Mex6a0 Day FrepaFH-
rfans are being made e. aae
tass q rs4 letter DAY IN the n
tory as tbs bu3aSns state and
thousands - boosters for Naw
Me1.ce viii @ 90 the graaud
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-25

New crop Niio Maize ana EafTr
Corn lis Ter hundred Ground.
SIS FER HUNDRED r W FEE ere
y. Lead avenue
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-25
THEY ALL THINK so.

ne soa-But father you are j.st =
1r 30 en- cid fcEy
Tie Father-i Eesss 90 rms I. tie
family. Ny fatses vas ne sa-s uay
shea ! Eas yu1r -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-25

Stylish horses and bugEies fur
nIshsd on short notice b. " L
Trimble 4 Co. ia North Second
street: phone 3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-17
Inter $4,000 Siiraidlait.

COS Angeles, Sal, rs. San.
emil &orl bon 0o9en, alias pom
Afilller mo Miuer, mllrbe bier pom
M;fter 1SreOeridion allf Die 9eihul.
bigung, oob er lif IN So5ofcn, 81
-, bon lpo er neriolgt miro, Der
Ioppelebe idplloi9 9emaft babe,
Dcrnomnlen lln0 inter 9iiraihoit
ton $4,000 geItellt. Ger Irreltant,
meld)er bebauptet, Dem @raienltmtoe
on5ugeborer, miro hicr bis 5lir gn-
tiinit Der 9eomteu aus Help. Ssericp
nit ben TeQuiiitions Gopieren ieiI-
gcbalten merOen. Seit Die Todriht
ron Iciuer Serbaftlmg i'm Often be-
FAINT g%eiporoerl, baben lid, BORT per-
ld)leoenc Sralen aemelbet. ipeld,e be.
Gallpten. OaB D. Sogen lie OH oe,l
SruuoItar gcfiibrt mlo p~erloiieu bo.
be, nad)oem er linen ibr @cIo abge.
ltpnllnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-17
BROWNS
BRONCHIALTROCHES

Gin %tarIniofes Miiisl fir ,peben SaIS, S~eittrteit npt
SuSttn. etueern Srohhi,iS unb Quns~ tnieibeti. %, 50
Gis. une 81 90 nte ShatteL Grpbeu frei uerlantt bon
JOHN ]. BROWN & SON. Boston, Mass.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-17

safe .far'S AnSlanb beioret G.. 3nine, 4i3
Ch.xsittMcfr'etS.. nahe 9utum Spute.Ase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-17
Neuler 9iplnn.

GouSn 6ronfreit. 16. Somlor,
- Ho9er CONNER bot nit einenl
3niammcnlegboren SipIon cigcuer
Griinoung uib Contribution einell
cr'olgreiden Slug nod HemiQp-ets
@iillicourt arsgeiiibrt. Iie Strefe
uon rngei1br iieben Wteilen mllroc 1T
5moli Miniten 3~uriidgclelt.
Sncpgnito in Moorib.
Wa0ri0, 16. Sonnlnr. Ter
&crjOg bon Orleans lit bier incogs
r|to cingetrofieu.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-13
ROBBERS ENTER AND
ROB GARRISON STORE

Robbers, thought to be home talent.
entered the L. P. Garrison grocery
store on South Wilson street last
night and secured about $40 from the
safe and cash register The robbers
entered the store through the back
door, the lock of which was sprung.
About $40 was taken from the cash
register The safe had been left un'
locked. and the heavy door was swung
open and the inner door pried open.
About $50 was taken from the safe
and this with the amount taken from
the register was the only thing dis
turbed in the store. No clue has been
found that would lead to the appre-
.hension of the burglars.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-13
NARROWLY AVERT
TROUBLE IN COURT
Witness Declares on Stand That Mar
shall Was Frequent Patron at
His Bar.

.
Sapulpa, OKLA, Jan. 1S. y" Sheriff.
take charge Of this witness and lock
him up" said Judge Barnum in dis
trict court yesterday following the
testimony of Tom Latham, star wit
ness for the state in the trial of Mar
shall Highnote, charged with the muir
der of Homer Ooley at Keifer few
msnths ago. Il paid for immunity in
conducting saloon and gambling
house." said the witness. "and one Of
the frequent patrons at my bar was
Marshal Highnote." faaa
Your resort is indirectly responsi
Bile for two of the most sensational
murders ever committed in this
county," said court, "and any sensi
Bile jury would not take cognizancs
Of testimony Of this character"
| An outbreak was only avoided b.
the presence Of a half dozen Officers
following the ruling of the court. Fear
ling an outbreak during the course b
the trial, Sheriff Harry Stein had as
sembled many deputies at the courI
house. The killing Of Homer Ooley
followed soon after by the killing d
his brother, Melvin, BY Highnote, haI
caused division Of sentiment Il
Keifer that IL is feared will result il
many murders.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-13
BENEDICT WILL LEAVE
GUARANTY STATE BANK

Muskogee, Okla, Jan. 1S.-John D.
Benedict, whom Secretary Ballinger
of the interior department recently
suspended from the superintendency
of the Indian schools of former In
dian Territory. has resigned his posi-.
tion as president Of the Guaranty
State bank of Muskogee, the cashier
of which is M. G. Haskell, son Of the
governor. Rs'f'a ai} s
Benedict's connection with this
bank is believed to have been the
one cause of his suspension. He is
also member Of the state board Of
education. the place being given him
by Governor Haskell. Benedict asserts
that he win be ready within thirty
days limit given him By the depart
naent to make q full ahswer. to the
charges i It'll sln..l
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-13
issues proclamation.

Guthrie, Okla, Jan. 1S.-Governor
Haskell yesterday issued his Drocla-
nation, convening TIE Legislature in
special session at Guthrie, Wednes-
day, January 20 The proclamation
deals solely with the taxation matter,
but the governor states inohis proclas
nation that he will submit other lqhes-
tions to the special session. He9iAas
power to do this Under the New York
decisions. aalalom gHse9gD9W iida9
soitq ilii - - -------s444 ssN ISL
LjlCla Bfuceg g1aowell known citizen
OF Big Cabin died at his home there
last night. ]. X. Taylor and TIC.
Holland went to that place this morn
ing to embalm the body
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-13
COMMERCIAL CLUB
TO MEET I0k|6HT
New Usage 6 Western Railroad Viii
Be Main Topic-Larse Attend
ance Is Expected.

President Wallen of the Commercial
club is in receipt Of message from
Clarence Walters, vice president and
general manager of the proposed rail-
road from yinita west in which he
says he cannot meet with the club
until sometime next week. In the
meantime it is hoped large attend
ance will be at the regular club meet
ing tonight at which time the matter
of a FIGURING mill and other PROPOSE
tons win be considered - s-iA'
That the. railroad proposition will
be the main topic at the club meeting
was evidenced by the great interest
manifested in the project, by Vinita
business men today. The railroad is
the subject of conversation where
ever men gather, and tits certain that
an effort will be made to land the
road. F9Eg 2prg r.
Judge Parker returned last night
from Kansas City, and while there he
met Vice President Walters, who was
on his way to Chicago to confer with
capitalists relative to the proposed
road, and to see about the purchase Of
material for the construction of the
road. Mr.. Walters stated that the
road would be built, and that it was
the intention to build to Vinita, bui
that the survey had been so made that
it could be detoured il this city fail
ed to raise the bonus asked for. Mr.
Walters advised the calling ofQa mass
meeting early next week at which
he would be present, and those inter
asted could thoroughly satisfy them
selves that his company meant bust
ness. This in all probability will b'
done.
Judge Parker has been to Nowati
and while there learned that city rails
cd the bonus within an hour, and alst
learned that the people Of Nowati
look upon the Usage & Western as J;
more promising proposition than thl
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-13
LANPHERE'S STORY
OF MURDER FARM
Post-Dlspatch Prints Alleged Comics
sion of Man Who Died in PenI-
e siH Tertiary.
BY Associated Press.

by Associated PRESS.
st. Louis, Mo-. Jan. 13.--The Post
Dispatch prints story today, in
which it is declared that Ray Lam
phere, who died recently in the Indi-
ana penitentiary, while serving a
term for arson in connection with the
burning of the home Of Mrs. Belle
Guinness, at La Porte. confessed, short
ly before his death, regarding the
Guinness murder farm. Lamphere, the
story says, confessed that he helped
Mrs. Guinness bury three men, during
the eight months he worked on her
farm. Mrs. Guinness used to chloro-
form the victims and If the drug did
not kill them she severed the head
with an axe Lamphere declared he
quarreled with the woman about the
division of three thousand dollars
they obtained from Andrew Helgelein.
and entered the Guinness house at
night, chIoroformed the woman and
three children, robbed the house and
accidently set it afre
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-13
ONLY TWO HAVE BEEN
I. RESCUED FROM STEAMER

Marshfield, Oregon. Jan. 13.-of the
thirty-two men on the Inflated steam
er, ozarina, which struck on the
coast at Bay Bar yesterday, and was
practically wrecked, two have been
rescued and there is possibility that
five more viii be saved. Through
the glass from the shore six men
could be seen lashed to the last re-
naming mast. The life savers were
unable to reach the vessel and the sea
is too rough for them to approach
close enough to allow the firing of q
life line.
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other, east and west road that has
been mentioned. j. e. Campbell head
ed the Nowata list with a subscrip-
tion Of $4,000 to the bonus.
Another proposition that will inter-
est the Commercial Club tonights is
the location Of new manufacturing
Iplaht here. The travelling freight
agent Of the M, K. & T, has given the
Commercial club the address of the
Automatic Sealing company Of st.
Louis, which is seeking location for
| d branch manufacturing plant in
eastern Oklahoma and it Is believed
Vinita may be selected. sssa..