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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-12-30

the hall doors opening on 10 the vsfan-
d., Just returned from . bout On The
links and swinging comfortably in .
hammock. inspired mo 10 still greater
effort.
Come. Terhune!" I said, BE .
man! There's Miss Endicott now! Go
and ask her. before It's too late. lie
shame you should lose both the girl
and the tortune!"
But to my astonishment. Terhune.
whom ! had always laushingly &C
cused Of being q mercenary begsaf.
when II came to . question Of marry.
ing. did not take my sporting suggssr
ton at all well.
Great heaven. Vincent" he e.
claimed. In . low. tense tone. and
turned on me almost ~ n insulted By
the idea, cant you let me alone
What do you suppose want with my
aunts beastly property II have to get
along without the girl?"
And by the way he said Il I saw at
once that there was only one girl for
him. and that when II came to the
point he found. in spite of all his old
caution and calculating spirit. that
love was the only thing In the world
that counted. after all.
Great Scotland" ! thought to my
self. a. ! srasped the true inwardness
Of this fact. III the old boy isn't actu-
ally In love! ! didn't think he had II
in him." The Idea occurring to me
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-12-30

was some one Who might share Ger
pleasure, hut she had made no friends.
10 she shifted from one foot to the
other. moving forward slightly - far
up at the other end Of the line peo
pie were admitted through . magic
door.
Il was very cold. but Marcia's heart
was warm. For the nrst time IN her
life she was earning money. and she
was sending part Of II home. Then,
too. she had . new hat. which vas .
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*
Flew Years
Fantasy


HI long line Of people
stretched down the wind.
ting walk IN front Of the
white House and through
the gats and out Into the
street.. On New Years
day al The world might
come and shake hands
with the president. end u
seemed - II half the
world bad avsilsd itsslf
a the privilege.
Marcia MARKS felt ai.
snnat overu0vored By the
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-12-30

which thought. vhsh I heard the tale.
she deserved the commentator Of the
community. I like good sport. But
this opinion Of mine In regard to Miss
mplin's escapads did not apparently
Jioe with that Of Brancepeth's uncle.
Tor. ~ our visitor proceeded with his
tale. we learned that he was indeed
90 enraged BY the very set which 30
delighted w all that when his nephew,
emboldened by the tidings Of the
eopement, connded to him his attach.
ment for Mas Endicott. his aggrieved
relative had seised with enthusiasm
the chance Of proving TO the scornful
and fugitive hsirsss that she was un.
regretted. He only awaited the ap
pearance Of Agatha First. It seemed. to
take her to his arms and enshrine her
brows with . diamond tiara that was to
haunt defiance and triumph before the
Jealous eyes Of the poor sQuirs's wife
whenever the two might meet.
This exciting crisis In Brancepeth's
romance having developed only that
morning. II was friend Murray to his
machine and on his way to Castle
Wyckho6 without loss Of time. and we
we're not at all surprised when he
ooasted that he had covered the dis
lance between his uncle's place at the
other end Of the county and wyckhof
castle In little less than an hour, We
mad Just succeeded In grasping these
details OF our friends love affair.
though ne had not given them In full.
n have. but had rather sketched the
story generally and rapidly. when
Dearest appeared upon the scene and
the whoe wonderful tale had to be
told again.
so you we're the man in the draw
ing room the other night?" she ex.
claimed. when he had finished telling
Der. and she opened her beautiful gray
eyes very widely at young Murray.
by Jove. yes!" added. and II
wasn't old Terhune. after ALI"
And II wasn't old Terhune, either.
who was with Agatha First the day
you saw the red automobile In the
WOODS. she said.
BY Jove. no!" ! said excitedly. Il
Knew I'd seen that machine Of Brance-
peth's before" And ~ ] glanced at II
again the whole sisnidcance OF the
mystery We has made In regard to
Agatha First and Arch came to me
with the force Of revelation. ] turned
10 explain II all to Dearest. but. a.
usual. she was ahead OF me.
IT was you all the ime! she said
% Murray. but with smile OF such IN.
enable relief that J wondered. until she
turned TO Arch and J saw what bearing
Seas iact nad on the situation ID re-
- % Agaeha Saxth aed Teshunep
sanss properly.
20 sorry! sne SAID. noidine out
her nanos 10 the old boy. we did you
an inJusuce: hr' Ternune! Ana sne
toid MIN oriehy OF inc scene she ana
! sna Aeatna sixth nad been witness
70 the otner nisat In the drawing room
ana our suspicions OF him In connec-
"ou WIN
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thought II the honor that vas before
her. Marcia had not yet learned
10 shrug Der shoulders II high
posltiea nd august olsciais. shs
hsd bsss 10 Warrington oaly three
wsska That she wss sooa TO have .
peep q ths woadsss Of which she had
heard - much sss0sl lihs . pau Of
the fAisy lore which shs ha6 loved
= . eAiA - wsAs1 tAse shsss
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Hssry vas Dyts: We say tAas -
"make W our minds" 10 % . certain
thins o. "a 70 Do Il. 70 rssisl . csss
tain ts9Deatioa q 10 yisl1 70 Il. h b
trve. We "oAks W oss nis1s" n
Q dsscss ssass thsa ~ fs1eabss. n
ever eoss ~ ultinaas 1seisboe y
bssvesa two future sssves. 60 wteA
vhc0 ~ virtss y hasnoaioss. ass1A.
q viii vhso ~ viFeue b has0enk
eus, aasebse wteA vhe0 H. vtee =
eaaslsssol - - q thsss evo -
uses, llmly esossale1 beAla1 - y.
tSoa. ~ 00ve eoswsr1. Whal ~ ~.
~ h ~. vhsa ~ lssvae1 - y
lAbea, ~ eAa1eu IN - 0ooo1a
Cnaeo6og b oooyoal Gsuo1nV.
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~ES|-

TAs Nsv Year b bse . nlree
ee The ysass thai are pase. cd h
may bring before :eu sil thaa
b bsst and brightest. hslpfui asl
hsastsaing. truest ao1 he'isse.
o. II nay sam ~ tor yos I'll that
10 lsbaslng ssl dishoHerabls-
yea. slsss. 60 1stssniss thsss
thinGs.
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work, and ! havea't Tie time 70 frsstssI
away With fairy sodmOthsss 80
princes who wear sardsnias"
Thea be looked very s0bss end
asked: DO yoa think . frittsf avsyI
ny tims."
@Yes," Marcia told him. = CO.
-weii. tomorrow ! a. going -
work. 10 tod Der. They have -.
dsreA - 10 the PAilipplnsa A.
shall b eoas Sin oootAs."
.Gis m0atAsr'
Something In her voice aa1s hin
ssy sharply. "You eassy'
Marcia tr1sl 10 say: .OA. e. ~
Der lips we're white 49, ~ voice
shook
Thss Tie prince satAsrs1 hsr tase
bic arms. "You shall % With NJ.
little Cinlssslla.- - SAID Pros the
uiauts ! sav you ID ,ous fairy cod.
mothers cloak. knew you wsrs The
one vomas."
"Apd brew yos vsss ths ess nas..
she told hin later. but somehow
felt that n would sever really eo0s
trus-ior Il seemed oaly . New vears
faatasy."
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7 have no voice In tn matter vAaA
ever" be said. II an here merely .
carry out Tie Instructions Of ny elisat,
Mrs. James. 70 see that her iajuse
sione !. rseaf1 p The eos1iesos spsa
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-13
WILL HAVE SCHOOL
MONEY NEXT WEEK
Expect to Complete Transfer Of Bonds
in Few Days--New Board Meets
to Organize.

The newly elected school board met
at the Vinita National bank last night
for the purpose of organizing for the
coming year Col. L. B. Bell was elect
ed president Of the board and 7. #.
Byrd was reelected secretary, Owing
to the great amount Of work piling up
on the secretary, for which he re-
ceives no pay, the board decided to
allow him the services of a steno-
grapher to assist in making trans.
cripts, ETC. This will greatly facilitate
the offices of the secretary.
Before turning over the affairs 81
the city schools to the new board, the
members of the former board waited
until the bonds for a high school and
ward school had been properly signed
and ready to send to Guthrie for the
certificate of approval of the attorney
general. This work was completed
yesterday afternoon and Davis Hill
former president Of the board wen
to Guthrie today with the bonds
AS soon as the certificate Of ap
proval is attached the bonds will b.
expressed to the Commerce Trus
company of Kansas City. with permia
sion for Attorney Loomis. on behal
of the purchasers Of the bonds, to ez
anime the final abstracts in the case
and they will, with Mr. Loomis' al
proval, be turned over to the pun
chasers, and it is expected that tn
board will be in possession Of tn
funds for the school buildings With
a week
The board has called meeting 70
next Thursday night to settle upo
the plans for the Buildings and t
draw the notices 70 contractors 70
bids. The boSra expects to rush th
buildings as much as possible.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-13
ATTORNEY CALLED
DOWN BY LATSHAW
Brewster's Appeal to Jury For Or.
Hyde is Made With Great Show
of Feeling.
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Kansas City, Mo-, May 13.-Attor-
ney Brewster, representing DR.. Hyde,
began his address to the jury today.
He pictured the home life of the ac-
cused physician. 'The infiiction of
the death penalty" he said means
not only the death of the defendant
but probable death to the wife of the
accused man."
The special counsel for the state
and foreign chemists were assailed
Brewster spoke with much feeling
about the newspaper interviews given
out by the states attorneys before the
trial started and he drew reprimand
from the court. This case is not
being tried on newspaper accounts,
said Judge Latshaw. "Not only that
but he is not speaking the truth" re
sponded Attorney Reed. Proceed,
said the court
Prosecutor Conkling followed Brew
ster and was still speaking at the moor
recess.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-13
IOWA SENATORS RETURN
TO WASHINGTON PLEASED

Washington, May 1s. Senators
Cummins and DoIiiyer, who spoke IN
Des Moines Tuesday night. defending
their course in congress. attacking the
tariff law and assaIiing the AIurlch-
Cannon leadership. returned from
Iowa yesterday Both were In their
places In the senate ana were con-
graduated BY their insurgent col
leagues.
Senator CummIns was greatly pleas
ed with his reception and that Of Sem
ator DolIiver In Des Moines. He said
he had never addressed political
meeting Of such size or enthusiasm IN
his life. He said the reports he had
received indicated the nomination Of
Garat. the progressive candidate for
governor. and the defeat for congress
of Hull and Smith He said Darrah.
the progressive candidate, could be
nominated in the Eighth district.
which Colonel Hepburn formerly rep
resented.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-13
is Selected for the Next Meeting in
May, I91I--D. A. Myers, of Ldwton is
Chosen President--AH Other Officers
Elected Heartily IndOrse Senator
Owen's Bill for Health Depart
ment--State Superintendent
is Highly Honored

dent; G. L. Reeder, Tulsa, vice-presi-
dent, and w. A. Logan, Lehigh, sec
retary-treasurer
The Woman's Auxiliary Of the Ok
lahoma State Medical Association held
their final meeting yesterday morning.
The prepared program was completed
and resolution prepared asking the
state legislature to provide for the
medical inspection of the schools,
Resolutions were also passed thanking
the ladies' OF the Tulsa branch of the
auxiliary for their many kindnesses
to the visiting ladies and for the sue
cess of the meeting. The. following
Officers were elected: Mrs. w. G. Lit
tile, Okmulgee. president; Mrs. M. e
Bobo, Norman, first vice-president;
Mrs. H. L. Wright, Hugo, second vice
president; Mrs. P. H. Mayginnes
Tulsa, recording secretary w. M
Cott, Okmulgee. corresponding secre
tary; Mrs. j. F. Duckwcrth, Table
lquah. treasurer.
Late yesterday afternoon and las
evening the hundreds of guests thai
have been in the city two and three
days, lett for their respective homes
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-13
COURT WILL RECONSIDER
COLUMBIA BANK CASE

Guthrie, May 1S.-The supreme
court, reconsidering its previous re-
fusal to consider the case because
Bank Commissioner Young was to
have resigned May /, has granted an
alternative writ Of mandamus. against
the bank commissioner to exhibit the
records OF the Columbia Bank and
Trust company of Oklahoma City,
which failed last September, to the
tune OF more than s3.O0O.000, to State
Examiner and Inspector C. A. Taylor
and set hearing on the writ for May
II.
The suit was first filed by Attorney
General Charles ]. West about April
25, but the supreme court refused to
consider il on the grounds that Bank
Commissioner Young had handed In
his resignation to take effect May l
and that he would be out of office be
fore decision could be handed down
The first of May came, with Mr.
Young still holding on, and the at
torney general renewed the applica
ton for mandamus against the banl
commissioner, and 1t is in response t
the renewed motion that the alter
nate writ was issued.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-13
BATTLE
FEARED At |NOLA
Great Feeling And Excitement over
Murder Of Roy crutchheId-Ex-
pect Woman to be Arrested.

Inola, Okla, May 49, = A pitched
battle is feared upon the streets here
before the week ends as the result of
the existing feeling and excitement re-
sulting from the murder Of Roy
Crutchfield in the road a half mile
from town on the night Of April 18th.
All citizens are carrying arms and
trouble Is threatened continually
Two arrests for the murder have
been made and the third is expected
sometime today when the prelimin-
airy hearing opens at Claremore. The
state believes that Crutchfield's muir
der was the work of gang and that
the crime was committed for the pur-
pose Of robbery
The gang which has terrorized this
part OF the state for some time is
about fifteen strong. Ed Mullen. said
to be the leader is one OF the men
under arrest charged with the crime.
A woman viii be arrested at Clare
more charged as an accomplice.
| The state will attempt to prove that
Crutchfleld. was lufed to the spot Of
his death by note To which the name
Of a sweetheart OF his was forged by
the band Of robbers. The boy was
known to have been paid 500 for the
rent of his farm after banking hours
and it was known that he would carry
1.-THE money home with him that night
The state win attempt to prove that
Cutchfeld arriving at the spot where
he expected to meet the girl was as
sassinated without warning, having
been shot from behind. He was then
robbed Of his money
Many threats are being made and
many citizens have received letters
warning them to leave town upon the
penalty OF death A number are 60
ling and several Of those remaining
have been sworn in as deputies
Roy Crutchfield, the murdered boy,
was of a prominent Cherokee family
and was % years of age. His sister
Twas employed as . nurse in the Okla
homa Baptist hospital In Muskogee at
the time OF the murder. A year ago
the boys uncle was killed In the road
Eat the Same spot where his nephew
fell,
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-13
SENATE BIGlNG VOTING ON
SHORT HAOL AMENDMENTS

Washington, d. c., May 1S.-Agree-
ing to the proposition made by Sena-
tor Elkins to begin voting on the long
and short haul amendments to the
railroad bill today at 4 o'clock, the
senate yesterday took an advanced
step in the consideration of the bill.
The agreement provides that the
voting shall be concluded within the
Legislative day" This is an elastic
arrangement and if voting should be
prolonged there might be delay un-
til Saturday.
The first vote will be on the Dixon
amendment as substitute for the
Hepburn provision. Both these pro-
visions seek to stiffen the statute, but
the Dixon substitute gives the inter-
state commerce commission more dis
cretion than the other. If the Dixon
amendment is defeated others will be
offered.
The original republicans are con
fident of the defeat of all the amend
ments. Conceding that ninteen re
publican votes will be cast for the
Dixon provision. they claim from
twelve to iftecn democratic votes
against it.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-13
HOOK DECISION AFFECTS
NORMAN PAVING CONTRACT

Guthrie, Okla, May 13-Chas. L.
Daugherty of the state department Of
labor, who has just returned to the
capital from Norman. tells of a situa-
tion that exists in that city. which
illustrates one of the effects of the
recent Hook decision.
It appears from Mr.. Daugherty's
statement that certain paving COM
pany having its offices in another state
had recently taken a contract with the
city of Norman to put in lot of paw
ing. In due time this work vas III
augurated, and the company employed
large number of workmen. Under
the law of the S ate any company EN-
ploying laborers must pay the wage
common to the community in which
the work Is being done. It was re-
ported to Dr. Daugherty that this law
was being violated; so he went to
Norman forthwith to make an investi-
cation.
At Norman, Mr.. Daugherty found
that the paving company had taken
the contract before Judge Hook rem
dered his decision. and that they had
figured their contract on the basis Of
the freight rates in operation at that
time. They had figured on using a
great quantity of asphaltum from Ard
more, the freight on which at that
time was $50 per ton. Immediately
upon the rendering of the Hook de
cision the railroads advanced the rates
on asphaltum to $3.50 per ton, an in
crease Of practically 200 per cent
This increase compelled the paving
company to cut their expense, so they
reduced the wages of their employees
from $500 per day to $1.35 per day
The officials of the company told Mr.
Daugherty that they were perfectly
willing to pay current prices for labor
but to do SO In view Of their heavy
increase in freight rates would cause
them to loose on their contract. Un
der the law however. they we're com
PEELED to restore the wages of EN-
ployees to the former figure and t
bear the loss themselves.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-13
Governor Sides With Miners.

Topeka, Kans., May 1S.-Governor
Stubbs, in a letter today to J. R.
Grove, a coal operator, urges prompt
settlement of the present strike of
the miners in Kansas, by arbitration,
The governor says he believes the de
mand of the men for an increase OF
wages sis fully justified on account OF
the large increase in the cost Of liv.
ing
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-13
.MURDOCK'S IDEA
BREAKS DEADLOCK
Kansan Suggested That Half Of Postal
Deposits Be Invested in Bonds
Of Small Denomination.

Washington, May 13.-While it is
popular among the regulars in both
houses to hammer the insurgents as
the cause of the failure of legislation,
it now seems settled that the postal
savings repositories bill, that was a
much vaunted administration measure
will become law through the adop-
ton of an insurgent suggestion that
broke the deadlock. The place where
the house committee reached what
seemed for month to be the parting
of the ways was the section that pro-
vided what should be done with pos
tai savings money when it had once
been deposited.
The committee would never consent
to the senate proposition to place all
the money in the banks in the neigh
borhood of the repositories. Finally
Murdoch, who proved to be the best
friend the administration had on the
committee proposed that half of the
money be invested in small denomina
ton bonds, s24 bonds drawing 3 pei
cent interest and that depositors be
furnished these bonds instead of certi
ficates of deposit. Murdock talked the
idea day and night to every congrss
man who would listen to him and par
ticularly to the committee. A sub
committee took the idea to the presi
dent, who finally said it was a goot
thing. Now subcommittee Of The
postoffice committee has been ordered
to redraft the bill and make the Muir
dock proposition feature of the meas
ure, except that the rate of interes
shall be only ~ per cent.
A republican caucus will be hell
and the majority Of the insurgent
will urge immediate action and decid
to support the bill if it Is not to,
grossly disfigured by the caucus. The
it will be announced that Taft and tn
regulars have won great victory b,
adopting bill that is largely the ide
of the senate insurgents and is mad
palatable to the regulars by an amend
ment proposed by Murdock. The eas
with which the organization can &c
comfort, these troublesome times ou
of a small thing is worthy of admir-;
ton.
The small bond is sure to be a fea
ure If the bill is to become law.
offers the farm hand and the clerks !
stores and offices if they have nc
money enough to go into the banks
chance to build up savings account
and become holders of certificates {
the nationaI debt.
One of Murdock's strongest argl
ments in favor of the proposition
that when the smallest investors {
the country, the people who have n
chance to invest in larger things, b
come in large measure holders {
the national debt the result will /
that the country will take muc
greater interest in what is done b
the national government and the r
suit on legislation will insure to th
public good. He contends that tt
man or woman who owns half-doze
small government bonds, the result !
savings in small amounts, will becon
at once a student of what congress
doing and why it is doing it and Il
effect will be to influence legislatiC
in better lines and to stimulate patric
ism at the same time
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-13
Report Of Explosion Killed.

BY Associated Press.
Berlin. May 1s.-Last night the re-
port from WilheImshaven that fatal
explosion occurred while the mine lay.
ing division was maneuvering Of the
coast, was officially confirmed Sex
blueiackets were killed and two others
injured.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-13
To Credit Amount stolen.

BY Associated Press.
Washington, D. G, May 1S.-The
house thia afternoon took up the
BarthoIdt pill to credit the account Of
the treasurer of the United States with
$61.500. stolen from the sub-treasury
at st. Louis in 1906. The prospect was
that it's consideration would occupy
most of the day
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-13
Maine Town Destroyed.

BY Assoclated Press-
Livermore Falls. Me-, May 1S.-Fire
today ruined the four story brick
building, occupied by the town Offices,
postoffice, the Livermore Falls Trust
company and several merchants. The
loss is about hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-13
.ANDERSONS preliminary
HEARING THIS AFTERNOON

The preliminary hearing of the case
of the state VS.. Bert Anderson, charg-
ed with assault with intent to kill is
being heard in Justice Meredith's
court this afternoon. Anderson is the
man who is charged with riding into
the home of Emery Gordon at White
Oak, Wednesday, and firing several
shots at three women. including Mrs.
Gordon.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-13
FEDERAL INVESTIGATION
Of SINKING OF PACKET
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
ST. Louis, Me-, May 1S.-Orders for
federal Investigation Of the sinking
Of the river packet the CITY Of
saltillo. in which twelve lives we're
lost Wednesday night was issued to-
day. ifhSa crew Of the wrecked steam
er wifi be brought here from Glen
Park, for examination, soon as the
time can be spared from aboard the
wrecked packet