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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-31

world. The largest previous set of
antlers recorded had 33 prongs.
The head of Gould's buck is in
good condition and the teeth are
sound, showing it was in it's prime
when shot. The antlers are well
balanced, 26 being on one side and
"a on the other.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-31
DREAM OF DEATH BY MAN COMES TRUE

YORK, Pa.-Roman Ruddy,
employed in a carpenter shop here.
told his family and friends several
days he had dreamed he was
about to meet with a fatal acct
dent, and that he was warned in
the dream to prepare for the end.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-31

foils must wear boomers and
blouses, and the wearing of cor
sets. will result in the offending
damsels being forced to leave the
fencing classes, according to an
order of the board of education,
which has started the innovation.
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SCHOOL GIRL MUST LET coRsETs 60

ATLANTIC CITY-Pretty high
school girls of Atlantic City must
discard corsets or bone waists to
join fencing classes, which are to
be started in the school gymnas-
ium within a few days. The girls
who desire to learn to manipulate
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-31
RHEUMATISM

We have installed a Real Elec-
trio Bake Oven costing $50 in
addition to our Real Human Bake
oven for the treatment of all pain
full diseases. Come in ard see it?
Treatments in the Electric Oven
$1.00 each.
Bake Oven Sanatorium
5~O1-2-3-4 Bankers Trust Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-31
Little Payments If Wanted

II you are not prepared to pay all cash, then pay us one
tenth of the amount in cash and take two years time in which
to finish paying the balance.
This is the greatest selling event ever held in the history
OF the piano trade, You'll heartily agree with this statement
of you'll carefully investigate this sale.
Reduced prices, however, apply only to the present stock
on hand. 1t will, therefore, pay you to call at once. Why wait
any longer? Act promptly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-31

The dream made a great impress
sion on him, and ever since he had
spent his evenings in prayer.
As Rudy a at work he was
struck by a travelling crane and
badly crushed, dying in a short
time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-31
Oddities IN the Vesvs
From Everye0bere
DEAD BIRD BLOCKS THE WIRES

WINSTED, Conn, = Michael
Donovan, a telephone liDeman,
who IA sent out to find the cause
of trouble on the wires on the
New Hartford road, found a blue
heron dead among the wires,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-31

which had interrupted the service.
The bird measured 8 feet 6 inches
from tip to tip of its wings and
5 feet 2 inches from the tips of
it's toes to the end of the bill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-31

the abortive attempt of the legis-
lature to Investigate the court, and
of the protective measures adopt
ed by the state bar association.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-31
Closing Out Pianola Pianos

Pianes Pianos and others for which the prices were established
at 5000, 5000 and $3.50, all of them we are going to close out at
cost. and some OF them at less than cost. See them for 1925, s375.
LThere will also be in this sale the remainder of several carloads
OF the elegant regular $3.50, $3.50. and $3.50 pianos, which were of.
fered heretofore for. $3.50 and $3.50. A still further reduction of
1e per cent will be made upon those reduced prices, and at this fig
ufeEevery one of them should find a home before the end of the
wed.
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Do You Use Tacoma-made
Goods? Do You Use
Tacoma Times
Want Ads.

Here is a combination for
9 you: Use a 25 cent cash
: want aid any time this week
D in the Times--there is none
better in Tacoma-and Q
, ceive a full size package of
, Violet Oats, made in Taco
D ma. No joker In this offer.
D We want you to know how
D good Violet Oats are (none
, ibetter) and we want you to
D express your want through
the best want ad medium in
the city, the Tacoma Times,
76S Commerce street.
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Jews Picture Shows Scene at the International Aviation Meet
Time.
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Tomorrow's story will tell of
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1t promptly relieves the I
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-02-09
Oklahoma Masonic Home
To Be Finest i'm World

szzzrT 90 ehznge q Eork . se f.
zzgarzte1, - ne tvo hs1gss s11s
whzt differed ard ne wo-k Ezz -
nz1e Eniforz- To seeoz51sa tkis
ne esoteric work probably VII y i
a1g1rztsd
Il TIE Nasonle o-Dzzn hoze Fork.
Indian Territory Defsrs statehood took
ne Lad o4er oklshozz- Tsro1gh tie
E0Tk q Judge He1rT - FErEzs c.
Artm0se, EhO Il nOE c1e q tae s-s-
fiees q ths cozTt d criminal zp2ezIs.
an e1doEzs1t find sss raised, ard
this money vii Be used x the support
of the hone a z Reno. bzt Eoae O.
lt vil y ussd in the purchase q TIE
property and nOze q TIE principal
VII be used for any p1rpose
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-02-09
TAX LIMITATION
BILL PASSES HOUSE
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Co. zaa,-.-S 49, Gassr :.
c.s9--F Ex-Bs 5os--

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Al es-I-z.ss q tzEss Ez.a5s1 are %
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sa4 rsErE en=zzs5o-ers. mayors
an czg--ezls. scarzs q ea1ezt5o-- q
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sszu szzz8zs. reT5s- and coErse< TIE
7z-ssg-z szz1-ztsa and Sal Zzks tss
necessary BsEy thsrs<0rs- School cAs-
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q tEz Erz< class are eIsZStsd
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szs tax kris. tie board shzH cal =
szecazl e.eezsoz for : vote O. t1e ex-
cesssTe IeTtss- Il VII take GfrF E@E-
csz. q TIE q1zdzsd voters Ett1i1 :
cozzty or district IN which Al electbo1
Is kesd 70 Ezzxs TIE election vzlid-
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-02-09

4rzzs-s C4z- Pa. s---Oklzko-
Ia zAs yo-zHs- s-z-s Il tas Ezis1.
as = szrs szs z-sz-ssg Nazsz5c koze
zzE ssuz-ezsI E-s-f-zsfDr f tke
E1si1 81 Harry L NzI1rDE q
TlssazEEs. Erzz1 zzsees q Okla
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b = sssezl zer & congress the
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4rz,ea1ea zssr z Re-o Is % b par
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4 t1s zzz-zsses rzlue- TIE pTop-
s-rY cuz.z11s So scrss q IS Eze sol
zs tEsrs = i tEs s-zts. II has ninety
e-z-55zzz8 s1zs q wkich are cottages.
seze z-s 6o-u1ro-iss. so-e eo1zss-
sEtsz zz5 zozs zzEiSee1t sck0ol
szzzIzlzEz E1zh gssaz heat and modern
eszLrzsz-G Tce farm is 4 c1ltzyz-
Es1z- 1s9 zEv@ are soEed 70 Alfalfa
zzd 80 zcEs VII BE- soEed 70 Alfalfa
Tzz 5-cEe-z Las been appraised A.
81 IS A. and q rh1s zzoant So go
z-st b paid hg tie first of March.
zz5 l5res Fszrs rze With 1Ts per
e=1t interest Il given o. tEs bzlzzee-
Tzz property VII te used a. : hous
ss- o-rkzzs zzt toE fndigszr Mzsozs
zzd E5ssr wives. The cottages Elll
- cccEgssd " the Cd people and
tzsT VII y siFsl tracts o. Iznd 70
.czl-iFzte Il eases Ehere they request
n
T1s MzEo1s EoE have Al e160E-
Eszt find C slzs -. and the interest
o. tEls fund VII be used 70 purchase
tze I1dizn sckool site. Ths Io5gs has
p-eztT q means 70 carry ozt IFS plzns-
lEr. M1idrow vii 90 70 Washington
during March. make The first payment
,n1 ne property AID obtain The right
u possession
Tie Nzsozz see nol far removed q
great sd1cztiozsl Institution which
they VII establish On this property.
he school hzz n1s been planned Jet
Il detail .oat tie Ezsons are fondly
booking forward TO IL
TEe lzzgzz nave q temporary
hone nov for their orphans At Atoka
Il the CEoctzE nation Here they
have Hfry-zix children under the care
q TIE mztron. Mrs. Emma TeIle, and
these children have taken the lead
n their grades AZ tie public schools
fthzt town
TIE grand lodge d Masons IS in ses-
sion AZ NcAlester. TIE consolidation
Of the grand lodges Of Indian Terri
tory and Oklahoma VIII make il nee
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-02-09
cEnTRALIA NEWS.

T c. Montgomery and Charles
johnson are attending grand lodge Of
the A. F. & 4. ". at McAlester this
week
G. H. Harlow Of Chetopa, Kans. is
in town shaking hands with old
friends.
Mr. Shreck Of Ruby came up 10 take
advantage Of some Of CentralIa's bar
gains last Tuesday
7. A. Daniel. D. SLAM and Geo. Van
diver Of this place, we're in vlnita
last Saturday taking the ciyil service
examinations as census enamerators.
The deposed Blaeiaeket professor
was IN town Monday 70 sss the Cen
tFalia board relative 70 taking charge
Of cur school
D. r Daniel was in VinIta Saturday
looking after the interests Of the Cen
sraIla Real Estate company
Claude Montgomery has sold his 50
acres Of land recently purchased Of
Joe Bleyins.
Chas. Pickett Of Delaware was shak-
ing hands with his many friends in
Centralla last Saturday.
G. T. HzrreIi Is invoicing his stock
OF goods this week
Leonard MoErey and Ed johnson
OF this place we're awarded the con
tract 70 build the White Oak school
house They will begin work soon as
the foundation is laid
F. A. Daniel, our weather man. says
we viii have snow tonight and tomor-
row.
Jim Trotter has rented G. H. Har-
laws place on Clear Greek, and viii
move on the same at once.
P. D. Scott purchased Robert Nc
Reynolds lot in block II. in Centralia
this week. Centralia Real Estate tx
chance negotiated the deal.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-02-09
Salary and Fee Bill
Reported by Committee

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zsas 1s,u-sa sz.az - s. - ssu- g
tie ssea sa-ust y ta2
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$50 zzE 1885, 81 zss.111A s1-
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ssr szs erszsF. vf-s zzIlz-z lztt
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teet tE@ sane fssa ~ district clerks
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sezz ard c@r1fSezse q seal
TIE county er71zzisz511e-z are CIV
81 szl sowsr % Investigate and ex-
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sxDez1sszres. faes. &c. ard 70 eoZ-
s@l sEtsz1zEee u witnesses az sHsEa
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-02-09

Gsfs-se Okla Fss. f-Tss s-ra-
Dzrzzz 81 eKzzz ~ Ez-aTT E11
sses q tse Fzr1sEE fzx1s EzZ e-fiz,T
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q register q SseSa = rDEz1ss IL
Ser 1856 rngClzsion- Ezs s--1ss &
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fses 70 b eolec.e1 - az sessrz AT
nzkea a sczle % sziz-tsa - s1EgEE-
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per zzrszs ezssf ze51sF elsrk- E-e
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and coz1ty. Kay - EeEnasaaoz q t1s
county enznzlzatazerz. ss1o1-t czs Or
z0rs seDEzsee zeseE11ag 70 tks tslioE-
fnz aezies r. eos-z4ses ao& ezcse<-
Ing 1900 Eoz1lzsssz a. eozzezaz-
toz zox 70 sEesed SO PER Esztzs
ensntsea q 1850 10 55Geg zzzE have
a 2szs Gs5gtg AZ Eok 70 ez<se6 a.
1er EoztE. zzG Essesgzszt Gssztsss
sal - ra1t not to sEessd SO per
zoLxhs II eEazztass q zcrs tzzz sa.-
go rop1lz1ao1. rzs E-zz zsrs1sF EzzG
- 5aaz zee 70 sEaze,z tls9 PER nzor-a
and sasaes1sz= Deputies Eoz 70 sz-
esel - per ms11h
E1srarE ara EGz O. tzs s1lagEa=g
aslzsiaas sl.4l6 PER zzzzz Il en1z-
Lea se sI98aG CT 5saas $3.50 sss<zsssazI
ssr szeh z.1Ezzssuzl 1855 - Eesuzz-
ma s@cwsen 1880 az6 15aga. $50
zS1lEssuas fsr eaea z.sflzas1al sl.ag1s
sssFseu 1890 zze si5Aaas SIS saea
a6d.asuaI 1860 between 3If66 ard
a $50 50 zzsael1uzi ssr eae& 1860
aecFsea $500 aa1 1885, ET5G z6.ss-
Elnna1 .sr eaea 1900 sesEeea sSsag
aad 1906 an1 s. 9gl6 Der zzz1z s1
eaHaE1@a eTsr saa'Bl sasGlzzaon
TEs stsrfEs are allowed zaaa "a
tergasrafs az1 fsgszlsa ~ gay NEST
s1e z11rs5za - sze esE1rT naa-zis-
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-02-09

fng the EzrFzzxs ceEez0ny Il Ezde
s. toT AL ozeesgs provided. however
that Il shall nn< be applied On O. II
esussd In salary or compensation Q.
coznty t1tge
4 pe1zltT Tor demanding O recelV-
ing fees other than those sci torTA
ln the biz iz fire not 70 sTcsed s54g
forefegture of o@ce. and bar tron
se5Sfrz o@ee eyex sfrerEzr5
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-02-09
SAYS SEINE WILL REACH
FLOOD RECORD OF fsc

By Associated Press
Paris. FEB. s.-The river Seine has
risen nine inches during the last
tEenty-fo1r hours, owing 70 the rain
and melting SNOW. yesterday. The
photographic department predicts q
continued rise TIL Friday. when It viii
reach q height Of twenty-five feet at
Pont Royal and equal the food level
Of 1882.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-02-09

George Clark. Jr.. who suffered a
hemorrhage fthe lungs Sunday even
ing. at the Clark ranch on Grand river.
is reported to be improving. bur still
considerable anxiety is felt for his
recovery.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-02-09

H. c. Miller returned from Seneca
today.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-02-09

DR.. F L. Marney vas at Alton last
night.
Mohave County miner., 1910-01-29
Death of Robert A. Robertson.

Last Sunday the people of Kingmar were shocked by the news from Berke. | ly, California, that R. A. Robertson had passed away, death being due tc a complication of disorders. When he ] left here a few days prior to that time he was suffering from heart and liver trouble but in his weakened state dou- ble pneumonia set in and he passed away without a struggle.
 R. A. Robertson was born in Canada, about forty-five years ago and went to California in early manhood, coming to Kingman about ten years ago. He was elected Probate Judge and after ward Recorder of this county, which latter office he held at the time of his death. He was a man of exemplary habits, a generous, whole-souled fel- low. His friends were legion and em- braced people in every walk of life. And now that he has gone from every side comes expressions of sorrow.
 LIS IGiudluo h6IO EOulON6Q OO HIS OlO home in Visalia last Monday and the funeral held under the auspices of the Knights of .Pythias of that place the following day. At Oakland the Elks escorted the body to the train and held the ritualistic service.
 He was an ardent secret order man, having been for years a member in good standing of the Elks and Knights of Pythias, passing through all the chairs in the two lodges. At the meet ing of the Knights of Pythias last Tuesday night suitable resolutions were adopted bearing on the death of their good brother, and last night the Elks held a memorial service in the lodge room of the order, Judge Blakely and w. E. Moroney delivering eulo- gium and the choir singing appropriate songs. ''Bob' Robertson has gone, but his memory will long remain green in the memory of the people of old Mohave.
 The sympathy of the whole com munlty goes to the bereaved wife in this dark hour of sorrow.
Mohave County miner., 1910-01-29

w. $. Jaggers, of Old Mexico, IS WIS., iting with A. E. Ware.
 A Chinese bakery has been opened on Beale street, between Third and Fourth streets.
 s. R. Porter came in from Los Angeles this morning and will be 1 busily employed hereafter in getting mining matters in shape at the prop critics in Mineral Park.
 Mir and Mrs. James M. Teeters and son Albert will depart in few days to Denver, where they expect to make their future home. Mir. and Mrs. Teeters have lived in Kingman about twenty years and have many friends that will regret their removal.
 About fifty thousand head of sheep are due to arrive in Kingman within the next two weeks. The first install ment is due to arrive next Monday. The shearing pens are being put in readiness for the sheepmen and Lovin & Withers are putting the camp boarding house in order.
 Charles w. Herndon, of Prescott, has opened law office in the Luthy block, in the quarters formerly oc- cupied by J. W. Lane. MT. Herndon comes here we'll recommended as a lawyer of ability. He is quite well known in Kingman, having been here during several terms of the District Court. We bespeak for him a large share of the legal patronage of the community.
 Phenix is to have an aviation meet of its own. having arranged for the , "high flyers" of all nations to Dartici- pate at the Canital city of Arizona in a three-days meeting. in which Glenn Curtiss and many of lesser note are to participate. Nowhere on earth can a more ideal place for flying be found than the country surrounding Phenix and the meeting is sure 10 he asucceSs. not only from a financial standpoint but from a record smashing stand point.
 Some weeks ago two little Indian girls were playing around camp fire when the younger one accidently pushed the other in the fire. The child's dress caught fire and before the flames could be extinguished she was so frightfully burned that death resulted. Now, the parents of the dead child are planning the death of the other child and the poor Indian mother has to keep a watchful eye on the little one to keep it from being spirited away and done to death. It is said that Chief Sherum is the instigator of the policy of an "eye for an eye"
 A report that there is no law to punish Indians guilty of forgery is giving the newspapers of the territory much concern. The fact that the government rejected claim made by one of the count es for the prosecution of an Indian charged with raising check gave rise to the inference that none of the aborigines were amenable to the law when the charge lodged against them was that of forgery. This is not true. The laws of the territory make no distinction between whites, reds, yellows or blacks, but the government prescribes just what classes of crimes can be prosecuted at the government expense and forgery is not one of them, just the same as misdemeanor causes, the expense of prosecution of which cannot be charged to the government.
Mohave County miner., 1910-01-29


 The Western Railway people are grading for yards and depot site at Chloride, large force of Mexicans being employed in the work. As soon as the site has been put in shape to secure the necessary rights the con- pany will begin the work of grading the road from the main line to the new site. The removal of the depot from the old site, more than a mile from the town, to the present advan- tageous point will be a great conven- fence to the people of that camp. It is also purposed to build a spur to the mines, so that the loading of ores will be facilitated.
 Last Wednesday morning the board of supervisors met at the courthouse for the purpose of electing a succ essor to the late County Recorder, R. A. Robertson. Only one person was con- sidered for the place, J. w. Morgan getting the unanimous vote of the board. He qualified at once and entered upon the duties of the office His first official act was the appoint ment of R. H. Blakely as deputy. Mir. Morgan is not new to the office having held it two years, during which time he was regarded as one of the most efficient Recorders the county had ever had, and is still so regarded. Joe's many friends are congratulat- ing him on his good luck.
 The work of building the great dikes along the Colorado river, in the Mohave valley, is now under way with a large force of men and teams, and within a short time the people having the work in charge will have demon strated that they mean business. The work contemplates the expenditure of several hundred thousand dollars and will reclaim about I5O, 900 acres of the richest bottom lands in the world.
 The new comet, which can be seen in the western sky after sundown, is now developing two tails. To this comet has been attributed all the recent storms and disasters through which the earth has passed and is passing, and on this account the mor e tails it develops the nearer the story's perfection it will reach.
Mohave County miner., 1910-01-29

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is not a common, everyday cough mixture. It is a meritorious remedy for all the troublesome and dangerous complica- tions resulting from cold in the head, throat, chest or lungs. Sold by all dealers.
Mohave County miner., 1910-01-29

Chamberlin's Cough Remedy never disappoints those who use it for ob- stinate coughs, colds and irritations of the throat and lungs. It stands un- rivalled as a remedy for all throat and lung diseases. Sold by all dealers.
Mohave County miner., 1910-01-29

w. B. Ridenour, the well known Blackberry mining man, is visiting in Kingman.