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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-06-10

A Harvard professor of psychology
is conducting experiments to see
what advertisements make the strong
est appeal. Those containing refer
enes to 40 and 80 cents are sure
to get honorable mention.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-06-10

The Department of Agriculture reit-
crates the charge that the housef1y
carries more germs than a whisker in
a culture tube.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-06-10

A Connecticut woman died of Joy,
caused by receiving large sum in
cash. 1t is not, however, a complaint
which is catching.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-06-10

Look heah, boy, All wants to tell you
You sho' got some joy ahead;
Summah gwine to breng us melon,
Black seeds peepin out de red.
Watahmelon's what All 'fers to,
OATS right-go on-hor yo breaf,
Dey amt nothin' half so 1icious;
Tickles coons mos nigh to deaf.
Vines is CROWN mighty rapid,
An de blossoms is bout due,
When dey fades dar comes de melons,
Sproutin' dar fo' me an you.
Biggah, biggah dey'ill keep gittin',
You an me a-waitin', boy;
Pretty soon we up an grab one,
Den wa tas' some real true joy.
White folks nevah 'preciates 'em
LAX de niggahs, you kin bet,
But de black man got to have EN-
Evhry summah, else he'll fret.
Look heah, boy, de summah's comm,
Gwine to be heah aftah while,
Brengin' long dat watahmelon;
OATS right, niggah-go on-smne!
-FIXchaOge.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-06-10

The gallantry of the men of this
country is emphasized by the fact that
women are permitted to wear big hats
even at baseball games.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-06-10

One of the best things about the
Joy ride is that it so often turns out
to be its own punishment.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-06-10

Trying to tell new fish story is a
thorough test of an average mans
originality.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-06-10
In the Same Boat.

Jack (entering office)-By George,
the rain is coming down all right. I'm
soaked.
Tom-Where is your umbrella?
Jack-It's-ils what / am-Boston
Evening Transcript.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-06-10

To become a successful loafer man
must possess a lot of natural ability.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-06-10

Some people are only critics: they
never do anything themselves and
thus give others a chance to become
critics.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-06-10

Why will people continue to build
their homes on the sides Of volcanoes?
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-06-10

Temper and a pistol make bad
combination.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-12-09
Sumclenidhuinolcr erlpiid)t.
Seem gDorf, Z. 9e3ember.

9lui @riuhen ser oeutiben &egie.
rung per9diteten bier @ebeimpoIi3i.
Iten oen Merifaner Sobn DON Giriclo
Sole De @le0roup inter ser 9lnfIdg2.
in ;Sranfiurt a. " oen SofiuweIIer
Otto Sod nm Sdmufiafen i'm
g8ert6 BON $4,000 beidlpinOelt gu
ba6en.
Ser 8erbnftete aeitano, oaB er Ger
@eiuflte lei. Gr er8Gblte, 0ab er un6
Elm anoerer Ntann. oeiien Iamen er
81 nennen iih pei1erte. letten Som-
mer iih mad 5ranfreif uno Geutih.
lano begaben in ser 9lbiid)t. 10 piel
Selo 81 MAIDEN ais MIR mogId"
2aut Dem 9erid)t. oen oie oeutibe
Goll5ei au oie BON Relu yorf ianote.
madten Die beineo oe gefcHntiAait
zines aiinitlerS. Der Elm iSreuno aods
mar. Sic gaben iif iiir reidhe Dlcri'
faner aus. Sic iidl auf elmer gcrqnii.
1ungsreiie Inn sic @elf beidnoen
Sie gaben rehlif @eIo ans uno er.
ron9eu iif i5IieBlh oas @ertraucu
Ses aiinitIers. ser Tie 9od in mirm.
Iter @eiie emoi1hI Gle erfldrten.
lie niiwhton EuUcIen 3u fauicn. ira,
ZEN Bel 9nd' iare 2IuspcAl luo 'ie8e1
Eh Bic Sd'mad1hcn i'm 6otel a6l.e
fern 9ln 3l3ttngsitatt lab os Gle.
oru0n ciutu pom tom untar'pd1c,cn
Gaef uorau' ol9 Qadr if'aai11t
uer0uitetc
0on Gcuti6ton0 7lriidaefa5rt rel.
tie Gtaoru0u rod Mcrifo mo cr an-
ae6lih pcrtbooacr G'rm06eiit Bot
Sann 1in7 cr naf atbo nu9 pon 0ort
rad Pau 9orf NO mad Nrcimon1ti
1er Sudlc SIC @ehcnpoI7igH I'm
otiitobertcs Gie0ru0u heh p:ct
5oii cr IN 01l tcruien uo1Ht udo BORT
cine 6omilie BAT.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-12-09
Sic rcprJl, llntcrind)ungsmitsIicSt
erfldrcn ihn fir idlnlOlUs, Die
SemOfratcn pernrtheileu i'm.
@ie's Sornberser Sdicfeu
Islu gorfer WebcimpuIi5iitcn Oer.
baiten ben YIcrifuner, Der Den
SOfawclier Sod beifrw;nOcltc.
grrcitant scitebt.
@aihinaton Z. Ncicnlber.

gSalli8ton z. D3Cmbcr.
Ser aon8reB crIc0igte fciuerlel
mIdtIge 9lrbeii Gr beidioB. oa6
10000 9remplarc ocs Dtebrh.its
mo Ots ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Oes
Slndot Saulnger llnteriuhunds.
tomitcs ge0rud pcr0en. Us lAaint,
oaB Die llltterludHlng, Die elm 10 per-
idIeoenes &elultat ergeben bat, nidt
melter uerlsl9t miro. oa unter Oen
umltdnOen lidl nur nod neitere
Sherereien er9eben miiroen, obne
oaB etuas GriprieBIides erreiht
miiroe. Die ans Hepublitanern be.
itebenoe 0iebrbelt 0es aonlites hat
oen Sefretdr Ndlinger pom jeglih.r
Shulo fretgeiproden Die aus 0emo.
fraten beltcbenOe 0tinoerbeit iinoet
Die 8eidul0igumgen oils begrilnoet
unb for0ert. odB 9auinger auigeior.
oert mer0c, ieincn Boiten nieoer5ule-
gen. Der AbptorOnete WiaDiion, Der
oils unabbdn9ller Gepublifauer gilt,
reihte einen OrItten 9gridt ein5 Der
auh fir 9nlliHger ungiinitig lmitet
@ai1lngtou, 3. g.. 8. Gej.
SSn Dem gcribt, ocn ole @}c6r:
belt oes aongreBau9idulie2. Der nit
Der llnieriubung 0es logenlnntea
9allinger Gtnd)ot safes beduftragt
par. Dem GonlreB llbermittglt bat,
miro Der Setretdr 0es SnnerH BAL
linger pon alien gegen ibn erbo-
banen 2l1tlaJeu irei8elproten nt0
Ietue @ntluger meroen BetaGeit, meit
iie rb pon Ibrer &oreingetommeH.
belt lDegel ener ongeblthen Nle..
niingsperdie0enbeit betreiis OerSSon.
ierpirlu1gspolitif baben binreiBen lni.
fen. 4adJ0en 5uerit e.fldrt miro, Dab
Die 3eugenD.rncbmtng lth bauptid1-
li1 alti 2Inflagen perldie0euer Art
ge8en oerrn 9allinger be3o9en base
un0 0aB oleie uornebmild] aus 3lUel
Gueaen-2. u. @lluis uno C5iIioro
Hln6nt ltammten, madt Die
0Iebrbeit oas ioIgeltoe Gnorciultlt
befanut; 9ie 4cuei2iiibrumg bat
gdn3lib perie1It, cine Anfla8e 5u
begriinoen. Gs lit ni6t MIR feline
Gbatiahe beuieicn morOcn, ionocrn
eS miro auh 0urb ale berii1rten
Sbatiaben nur onrgetban. oaB 0err
gaainger Elm tiihtiger uno e1reu.
batter NIann lit. ser icne &fldlt
ebrenbait m0 gelpiiicnhoit in iciner
boben Stellung 8etban BAT un0 0abei
ein5ig Oas ougemeine Sntereiie i'm
Nugen batte.
Der 9eridt lit unter3eiflnet pom
Ben Senatoren anilfe 0elion, 9or.
iiten0em; 6ranf = Stint, @eorae
Sutberlan0 uuo Glibu &oot uno Oen
Mbaeoroneten Samuel u. WcGua
bon 0faiiahuietts. 5meiten @oriiten.
pen; Niar.iE e GlntiteO. pon Sen.
iIpanien, unO gopin C5nbn pon Iii.
6igan. Gieie ole iino &epubIifa,
ner.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-12-09
gns otn @eri6tcH.

8. s.. Sale muroe orf 8unih unies
rer @oli3ei in MtinneapUlis uerbaitet,
oa er belhulOi9t tuiro $40 ali einen
aefdlidten gSehlel non u, 8. Shul5e
erbOben ~ baben. 9oli5eid)ei g8ebber
bra6te ibn nab 9a @rOiie Suriid.
5rau 6. O. @immer bat ben Staots
Clcrt benod rihtigt, oaB iie pOu Der
Staot $4,000 Sha6enerias oerlan9en
miro fir Die erlittsnen &erlebunqen ais
tie nenlid glbsnos in ben Seller Der
alien @iiieidbrit iiel. iuoem Die Geifs
nung niht init einem SfuBgitter uers
Ieb5a mar.
g2eil ibre Gttern nibts nit ibr ans
Inneen tpnnten, ianoie 9idter Stinolep
Die l7idbrige Sopbia @auItbier nad
Der StaatSsSluitatt iiir Nidb6en.
8alop @race muroe perbnftet uuter
Scr glnflnge einen YelSmnntel i'm @ertb
pon $50 BON Srn 3Obn Malin 9eitOb
len Su baben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-12-09
3eniusberidD

Nalbington 8. 0cj.
Oas 3euiuSdnt Bat foIgenOen BE.
ridt iiber ole Ginuobner5abI Der
Staten Sii0- un0 3or0- -Gatotu unO
Ieras 5ur 3eit Ger lesten 9oIfsja9.
lung ueroifentiid)t:
9oro-Gnfota 577056 Ginmobner.
cine 3unabme oon 257910 ooer 808
8ro3ent ieit 1900. Gie 3unabne BON
1890 bis 1900 mar TAI &ro5cnt.
SitO-Gafota 5S3. 1888 Giniuobner,
cine 3unabne BON 182.318 oOar 454
Gro3ent ieit 1900. Die 3uuabme uon
1890 bis 1900 mar 22.1 &rp3eut.
Icros bat 3,896,542 eiuuobncr,
eire 3unabn1e Don SAT, 7,832 oopr 278
@ro5ent ieit 1900. Gie ,3una5me Don
1890 bis 1860 mar 36.4 &ro5ent.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-12-09
Gbi,agOcr IarftberidDt.
gSricnberihf.

sabcod 8utbtbn & 60. Rc,fern.
Gebduoe. berl6ten iiber oen ejetreioemarft ME
tolat:
gseBen mar ben aanien Sae febr eng be.
grenii IN leinen RreisbcmeeunaeH Ser ae.
gitrunasberid)t fiber ben SnalfuitQuo fam hente
berGus uno 9iebt pe eriunIiat ben Stnno I'M
y NIniIe nieoriger lii SSe8en an ds I'M
8priabre. dber Elm Ireai, DdS mn eine M,i0oH
@eres er1ber III ais uprtges Sabr. noHprh sic
NIT &nterpet5en befaie SIad5R ar0ber piro
ais te norher in Der eeiththte GER Ser SiGG
ten 9cr Stalo lpi-b aui s2.5 gegen 95.s in
Soriabre dHoehen Sie sat. : y Scres agi
81 4s5.100 acqeu 80 4s3 eco i'm &urinhre Sic
eeifeste @rniC miro auf unaeiabr SOB 0Qn 600
gnifhel berehnei Ooer 10000 600 mctr al3 oie
gr0Bie 2SHierwe3enernte bic bi5aer bier I'M
Sdhoe erlelt uurbe Ole 0abelrafridten No
rem euf' 'lulbeno. Nue europdiden .udrfte pa-
rem ue0rGcr
Ger Sorn-Marft mar bcufe fdmad @uayn-
8nrn mar 12c riecriQer
9dfcr folete ben nHoereH M}drfie inbcWa aui
Snmdbe MIR in uurterfdher 92eifc uno ublnohI
ole tSiImmui9 am Shine ieicb,cr mar nddie
h6 ooh cine qcpitie ,soiiiafeit bcmerlbar
2te S6ubnotirunaen Uaren mic foIai
c,. So6. Alcor. Schlub C5eifeln
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-12-09
9nnins Gitner giehmarft.

AaHias Gtp, Z. December.
Rinobieh. Sutubr, 5000. 0drunter tunren
800 iHoube. Der Wlarf mar beidnbi1 bis nm
etlpds nieorieer. ginbemi4e 5tere, S475--
$50 fuoli6e Ghere. S430--5.50; iiiblbe
ailbe, S275--4 so: eiHbellniIdbe 8ube uno 6eis
iers, S275-6.5O; Stoders nHo feeoers, S375
-5.25: Quuen, S36O-50O: staiber. s4.@j-
s o1; weitli.be ziiere $4.25--550; peiihne
Rlbe. s275-47b.
&c 6ober 9ur9ibniii5Ueriduie, S740--7 80;
fdbirere S745---7.56: RAIDERS uno Uutbers
S145-7.55: ici5fe. S74O--7.b0
S0die 8uiu9r 1000. Der Wter,i ipaT be.
ftanSta his fhm0h. enmnlel. S3.25--3 ~ ;
So $500: qdmnier SJ00-5.90; eetutierte
neiil1e 1lUes. S3.00-3.50.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-12-09
Gina bner gisbmartt.

Smaba, T. December
Hinobieb. 3ufubr. 5000 Der Mlarif mar
hnginm bls 5u i0c niebriger. @nbeimiice
Sttere S4.25-650; stiibe nub 6eiIers, $500
5.25; peiilite Stiere. S3.5O-5.5O 1ernss
etere, $3.25-5 10; Stibe uno 9eiers. $500
oers, $3.0O-5.50 8dlber, $3.5O-s.OO Bullen,
Staes. etc, $32d-5.00.
Stweine. 3Iubr. 5000 Ser Wlarft mar
SiIis S ssSIs sG@ Az @Psts pts 4y IL 5o ssS. &c.
lei S6.5O--73O; Surhihniits0erfdufs, $3.50
TAO.
Sobafe 9ufnbr. 10000 Der -,nrtt mar 10
--15t bober. Sdbrnge, So Sd 50; g9iooer.
s325-3e5; 6pes. $3U0-3.7O; admHier.
S5.OO--5.95
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-12-09
gie erae WerIammImma Der 90

Sic rite WeriGmmImug Der go
GroIie GountD agricultural s& 0airn
9lliociatiOn in oieler SaiiDn ipiro am
Mlittwod, BEN IA. 3eSember, in Der
9oipn Campbell 9oiunbnle abgebalten
weroeu. 3as fOIsenoe Yro9ramm miro
sur 9lusiilbrung gelangen:
Sin lleberbIid beS Sdbres, gtatban
Auberion.
Wieierei. 9rOf. u. 81. SObnion.
g'ofal.SoIo. Sri. MDrtle RbeIps.
&Ortrag, China unb Die Gbineien,
3rl 3uoleD.
@ofalsSole, @nnrt SbomerS.
Gin geridt iiber Die groBe 8iebnuss
ltellun9 in Gblcago miro pOn einem
Stuoenten Der 9lderbnulhule aegeben.
wGbreno 6r. q. 3. 4bilips iiber Die
Minnelotn MISUNDERSTANDING berlds
ten miro.
nsag~ @el6madpOlls g8eibnnutsges
ihente bel 9arl y. R6Ift
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-12-09
nd seiaer Sad)e poaia iid,er,

,gtiemals meroe ;b mieber obne Or.
Sings 9tem Gle Bills iein." idlreibt
q. Sdinged. 647 Gin Str., Buffalo.
gl. .. Sic furirleu mid oun dronis
fter &erltppiung ais aIle nnOeren Wtits
tel perfeblten. llnuer9Iei6libes MttteI
9egen @allenleiotu, @elbiuht, llnuers
oaulidfeit. 9opiidmerien, Sbiittelfrolt
@alaria gno S1wlds 25c bel .. T.
@rbart, glpotbefer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-12-09

gnnrnOtirnnacu fir o,etreire.

gsei5en ao. ? ROTH, 95A -955sc c; gp Z
Gef9' ae' 9da5s-94 G. No. barrier 9stiterwei3er,
5rubtGbrswei5en, S1.07-$1O9 gio. So, / 06
Los; No; SribabrsmeiSen 94e-St.o3
@9rn- sonl % 70 2 4S4-4oc; 30. 2 neib, Is ,s
49,: g6 20 9e5e 52-522hc; 70. 8 as
50-5le; gio. A, 47-47ikc
oSater No. 2, 81 NC; 30. ueib S3L-
33354e; 8o 8 metB,. 32A-3244e; go. meiB,
Siosaen mar Ieidbter SO. 9. sic: SO 3
ldoungen.
@ertte mar 1c b6ber. gIuI5ge sO-sse;
Sntter Seriie, 60-7Oc; Screenines 28-4Sc'
Sufmbr. 9l ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-12-09

SdIuB iprn6 Nlbcrt Singers, Ser
Sdopier Oes 0enfmo!S. tinj5c @or'
te, mo Hr0it0cnt loit er6ob iid, nm
Dem Anoenfen oe3 arnBen Sioloaten
@bre 5u erueiien. Ger Graltpent be-
CAB iib Damn nod Ser &epuetribiine,
geleitct bon elmer aaoaIlerie GSforte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-12-09
Gbicaaper gtehmarft.

giinobieb. 3uiubr. 29.80O; oarunter naren
lsso0 aliber Sie 8retie ipareH pie folgt:
iers, $S35-e75; guaen, $sOo@5 90; adlber.
81: 1900; Stoders uno 5eebers. $265-
5.75.
s6peine, 3uiubr, $4,000. 4ie Breife ipa.
S7.25-757E; fhpers. S725-7.60.
Sfnie. 3nfubr. 25.000. 2ie 9reiie pdren
pie iolet: 2nmmer. $4.50-6.25; gBiooer, S3 .
4;b0; Sdbrlin9e. $3.50-5.e5; @Des. $1.00-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-12-09
EerlOm1,,a.

Sr. gSalter 5ilfman beiiuoet idb
AMI 8eiudl in aliilmau fee no Chicago.
Sr. @to. Sole, ir., hat idb uad
Chicago begenrn, no er ole 0erltelIung oon
mertbppleu Shmudiiiden fur ben bleligen
Hdbeu liberDadt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-12-09
guswarties g,drfte.

Ncp Dorf. Z. Te8ember.
gpeisen SO. rotb. 0s%c {.
aurn - 80. neu. 56c
SAFER &c. 2. 391zc
faudoeu So lueitl sac
RanmircIs cobiono 1900: g7iholnss.
zuhub. Z. ze3ember.
Eei,en 49, 70 utrpi sl0l54 4--lU2A.
9nra-- DO. 2, s4lsc
eufer 3Z9sc.
spQgen 74--IDc
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-12-09
steuhrIl r., +" /: ;;;;: in
&aibington.

Ourc1 Grriebtmne zines Steuben 0enfmals in Ger
Sumces bamptItaot cine Oanfesid1mle abeetra-
een. prdIieent Gait, 6raf SernitorIf, Dr..
Eeramer uno 2lneere preiien Gen 6eneral ces
observation-disclosures. 10000 perionen in einem
impcianten llmiuoe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-12-09
Sillmaa'S @eibuadt5 Sffcrtcu.

IS 1T et 3t Sbre gSebuadtS Gnuic u biurseu uu
saarenlser 9pben n Speon lit nun pOaanoa uno c a
Sbnr Die bette St Nusmab en ebe oaB @onge onidng
bas Gprtment strodn wrb GunGt 1T Die SaupOd bel
ab Sic woen fnSen OB unere &e neOrser limb ais Spnn
eeno onoen Gamblers Staot Gnin Sic Sb Gusm0b b
Die Saeu bn gSunde 9emdB obeiern Die Suol
tat lit ets Die bette unO Die @ree fnN Die uieorisen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-12-09
0OAiettsaIOden.

Sr. uno 5rau Glbert Sc a or
ieierten am Sonntdg ibreu 20. pofls
ieitstdg MT elmer 6'eielli1ait
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-12-09

GCndIeS. Spcben iiteiue 0ausc Gorlaouua
eondeS ein9etronen uuo tonneu mir ,Sbnen
allo Elm pobIahcrtirteS 9a9er piieriren.
2trle biloen iehr idlone Gjeihents; su allen
Yreiien, Su $3.50 uno bpher.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-12-09

taqy@ 6'el6madnOlle @eibnauts9es
hente bel Carl y. R0Ift
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-12-09

Der no roitern" 1T
Ole ein5iee reprdientatipe
oeutihe 6eitune pon Sa
Groiip :. :. :.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-12-19
DR.. FOREMAN DIED
At SPRINGFIELD
Was Son Of Noted Cherokee Mis-.
sionary And a Real Pioneer Of
Old Cherokee Nation.

Dr. A. w. Foreman, proprietor of a
drug store, former physician and a
real pioneer of Vinita, died last night
at Springfield, Mo-, where he had gone
to undergo treatment at the hospital
lat that place The cause of death is
somewhat at dispute among the doc
tors, but it is pretty generally thought
to have been a gall bladder complica
tion.
The remains will be brought to this
city tonight and the funeral services
will be held at the residence Tuesday
afternoon.
The deceased is one of the true pio
neers of this country. He was born
at Tahlequah, or rather at Park Hill
on August IS, 1855. He was the sor
of Rev Stephen Foreman, noted
Cherokee preacher, and Presbyterian
missionary to the Indians. He grew Il
young manhood near Tahlequah. Abou
1875 he finished his course in medicine
and moved to near Claremore. where
he practiced until 1878, when he came
to Vinita. and began the practice o.
his profession here. He has resided il
Vinita since that time He had beer
quite successful as physician ant
about fifteen years ago quit the prac
tice of medicine and purchased the
Patton drug store, and, except fol
a short period when he had sold out
has operated this store in vinita since
AS in the practice of medicine, he was
successful in the drug business and a
his death had accumulated quite for
tune.
The deceased was twice married
His first wife was Miss Emma Riden
hour, sister of H. e. @Ridenhour b.
this union there is but one daughter
Mrs. r. V McSpadden, now living il
this city. The first wife died man.
years ago, and later Dr. Foreman mar
ried Miss Marguerite George, who sur
wives him. OF the latter union there
are two children, Austin and Margue
rite, both quite small The deceased
is also survived by a brother, Johl
Foreman, of Roswell, ~ NJ, sister
Mrs. Jennie Mcclellan, of Claremore
and two half sisters, Mrs. Flora Rider
of Talala and Miss Minta Foreman o
Tahlequah.
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POSTAL BANKS TO
OPEN NEXT MONTH
Postmasters of Second Glass Offices
Selected for Test Learning
the Business.

Washington, D. c., Dec. 19.-Post.
master General Hitchcock said last
night that everything will be in readi
ness for the postal savings banks to
receive deposits January 3, the first
working day of the new year.
One experimental Office will be open
ed in each state and territory to make
the first test of the service as thor
ough as possible under the limited ap
preparation. The offices designated
are all of the second class and in 10
calities where the conditions are ex
ceptionally favorable for the develop
ment of a postal savings business.
In the last few days the postmasters
at the twelve offices in the Rock noun
tain and Pacific coast states have been
in Washington at the request of the
postmaster general for a conference
Those taking part were postmasters al
Globe, Ariz.; Aroville, Cal; Leadville
OOl., OOGul u fAlSAS, AucluO, <AHdOOuud
Mont. Carson City, New; Ration, N
M; klamath Falls, Ore; Provo, Utah
Port Arthur, Tex; Olympia, Wash.
and Laramie, Wyo. They were in
structed how to put the new system
into operation and how the business
should be conducted.
Within the next few days postmas
ters at the remaining thirty-six Offices
will convene in Washington for a sim
liar drilling. Among these are Stutt
gart, Ark; Pekin, ILL.,; Princeton, Ind.
Decorah, Ia; Pittsburg, Kans.; New
iberia, La; Gulfport, Miss; Carthage
Mo-; Nebraska City, Neb.; Wahpeton
N. D.; Guymon, Okla; and Deadwood
S. D.
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KENGLE TELLS HIS SIDE
OF RECENT SHOOTING AFFRAY

w. w Kengle was brought before
Justice of the Peace David Meredith
this afternoon for preliminary hearing
on the charge of breaking and enter
ing the Empire grocery, and the prose
cution put on Night Watch Baxley, S.
L. Smith, Deputy Holland Clark and
Palmer, the Empire clerk, as witnesses
who testified to the story already
familiar to Chieftain readers.
Clyde McGary appeared in defense
of Kengle. His cross-examinations in
dicated that Kengle, if he took
the stand would tell a materially differ
ent tale. McGary tried to cast doubt
on the fact that Baxley saw Kengle in
the store at all, but the watchman
stuck to his original story.
A good many questions were asked
about the key which was found in the
door Palmer testified that he gave it
to Smith, and Deputy Clark testified
that Smith gave it to him. When
Clark was asked to produce the key
it was found to be broken in two.
Clark explained that he had put it on
his own key-ring, and broke it one
night by accident while trying it on
the door of his own house.
Contrary to the general expectation,
Kengle took the stand at the close of
the prosecutions case, and gave the
first statement the public has had of
his side of the case.
He testified that he found the store
door open, and with key in it. He
put his head in the door, and shouted,
Hello, Smithy," and receiving no an
swer, locked the door and started down
the street to wake up Palmer, the
clerk, and give him the key. He met
Baxley, he said, on the way.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-12-19
WHITE ASSUMES DUTIES AS
CHIEF JUSTICE At NOUN

faithfully discharge the duties of the
Office on which | am about to enter
So help me God"
Ii was a similar oath of allegiance
that created such a tempest In the
court, back in reconstruction days
Hence unusual interest was centered
in its administration today to the first
chief justice, who had borne arms in
the cause of the confederacy by the
senior associate justice of the court,
Justice Harlan, who had borne arms
at the same time in the cause of the
nation.
Doubt had existed before the cere-
monies as to whether the new chief
justice would halt at the clerks desk
in the court room to take the oath
there as most of the men who have
occupied positions on the bench have
DONE or whether, he would assume
his usual place on the bench and take
the oath there as Chief Justice Chase
/, did There was doubt also as to
whether he would hold in his hand
the historic bible that practically all
the chief justices and associate jus
tices have used in this ceremony OF
whether he would follow the custom
of Chief Justice Chase in taking the
oath on bible provided for the oc-
casion.
The oath which the new chief JUS
tice subscribed 70 in the open court
lis known as the judicial oath as dis,
| ltinguished from the oath of allegiance
| 1t read:
Il, Edward Douglass White, do sol
emnly swear that | will administer
justice without respect to persons
and do equal right to the poor and
to the rich, and that / will faithfully
and impartially discharge and per
form all the duties incumbent on me
as chief justice of the United States
according to the best of my abilities
and understanding, agreeably to the
constitution and laws of the United
States. So help me God"
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-12-19
Suicide at Big Cabin.

Mrs. Boyd, the wife of a blacksmith
in Big Cabin, committed suicide yes
terday afternoon, by taking laudanum
DR.. F. NJ. Adams was called soon after
Mrs. Boyd had taken the drug, and
worked over her for two hours OF
more, but could not save her life. Mrs
Boyd was about thirty-five years old
but had been an invalid for sometime,
and greatly depressed. 1t is reported
that she made an attempt on her own
life last Thursday. The body was en-
balmed by ]. X. Taylor and shipped
to Memphis, Tenn.