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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-12-01
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-12-01

Marshall Stevens youngest child is
ill.
Mrs. George c. Finley is much bet.
ter.
Frank Purdy returned today from
Muskogee.
Rev. C. ]. Jennings went to Fort Glib
son today.
w. P. Thompson went to Miami this
morning.
]. t sBracken of CRANKY, Mo, was
in town yesterday.
N. M. Miller and Mr.. Mckenzie of
Bluejacket were in town yesterday.
Mrs. Morey is in the city from Kan
sas, visiting her son, DIR. F. L. Morey.
The w. C. T. U. will meet at the Bap-
tist church tomorrow afternoon at 2: 80.
Visitors are cordially invited to attend
c. c. Butler was acquitted in the
county court this afternoon on the
charge Of selling whiskey. The case
was tried in about an hour and the
jury were out about five minutes.
County Attorney Brady prosecuted and
Preston S. Davis appeared for the de,
! fendant.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-12-01
Gard Of Thanks.

We take this means of thanking the
many kind friends and neighors for
their kind consideration and assist.
ance during this recent illness and
death of our daughter and sister, Mrs.
May Dewey. Their kindness and
words of comfort during our sad be-
reavement will always be remembered
and cherished.
MR.. AND MRS. j. R. CARTER
AND FAMILY.
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-12-01
Notice of Dissolution.

The firm of Mcclure & Herbst, sign
painters, has been dissolved, through
the withdrawal of Slater Mcclure.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27
MAKES HEATED
REPLY TO WILSON
Attack of New Jerseys Governor
Elect Brings Denial From
Machine Man.

NEWARK. n. j., Dec. 27.-A state
ment on the New Jersey senatorship
situation was issued last night by
James Smith, Jr. Mr.. Smiths state
ment Is reply TO goy-elect Wilson
recent declaration in favor OF the New
Jersey Democratic party's primary
choice. James l.. MARITIME, as opposed
to Mr.. Smiths candidacy for the Uni
ted States senate. Mr.. Smith says IN
part:
DIR Wilson's statement is as | ex'
pected II would he. II appears over
his signature, but the reasoning 10 not
familiar. The charges and insinua'
tons suggest barassed mind Unin
fuenced, DR. Wilson would have been
above Misrepresentation.
But certain public applause has
proven fatal to his judgment. lie has
been swept to the heights with such
suddenness that his judgment has not
accompanied him. He has my sym
patty.
He asserts that am pledged to
special interests. He was charged
with being Waists candidate. say
that neither statement 10 true and DR..
to assert the contrary. | do not stand
for free trade, free silver or new ma
tionalism.
Il stand for states rights. for a
Just tariff, for such conservation or
our natural resources as Will permit
of their wise development. not their
wasteful distribution; for the restora-
ton OF our merchant marine and for
the other doctrines which | recently
publicly enumerated.
"Dr. Wilson says that he was as
sured by my spokesman before has
nomination that | would not be a
candidate for the senatorial office.
never made such a statement and no
one representing me made such
statement to DR.. Wilson.
Furthermore. here is challenge
which | submit for his acceptance.
Let him name the man or men com;
ing from me who so informed him.
Let there be no hiding behind the
seal OF confidence. II he were my
spokesman, | remove the seal. Let
DR.. Wilson speak out. or by bis 81
lence stand convicted before the pub
lie of attempted trickery and deceit.
II called upon Mr.. Wilson shortly
after election. The senatorial matter
was discussed | told him that l had
not yet reached a decision as to my
candidacy. Processing high regard
for me, DR.. Wilson said that my CAN
didacy would meet with some oppo-
sition from the people; that In his
Judgment they wanted man who
had not previously appeared in the
political arena; some untried man.
Stating that the recent primary was
farce and that 1t would be dis
grace TO the state to send James r.
MARITIME to the senate, he asked me
to sit down with him and agree upon
candidate who would be acceptable
TO him and to me.
How it will scar the doctors soul
to have his real view as to the pri-
mary and as to the man he now lauds
for senatorial honors brought home to
him with such painful accuracy. lie
will try to disavow 1t, but it is true,
and In his heart he knows it to be
true"
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27
lOseph Talshafski, residing at Joseph
Campau and ninmnrk ayes. In Ham,
MORE MONEY FOR DENISONs.
lines Readers Still Sending Aid to
Needy Pair.

Money still continues 10 flow In for
he unfortunate old couple, Mr.. and
Hrs NJ. F.. Denison, whom Times read
rs have saved from the poor house.
hrs r. NJ Zahn. No. 147 Euclid-ave.
Sest, and the other yomen sympa-
|hizer OF the aged pair who is work
hg with her in the effort to raise a
and. made up OF monthly subscrip-
ons, to tide the old couple over the
finter, report that their friends are
iii responding admirably with
hedges 10 the general appeal for aid.
The latest contributors are Sagi-
aw subscriber. who wishes his usne
Impressed. 81; reader IN INLAY ,Ay
Itch, 81; Mrs. Nellie Hadwin, " Bur.
ngton, Mich, 81.
In addition TO the aid which he sent
b the Den!sons. the Saginaw, sub.
eriber" forwarded 81 10 the destitute
eople at No "a Jones-st, whose need
las mentioned in The Times a few
hys ago.
From A. b. Justin and mother, Lake
Itch, The Times has received ST.
'hich, they suggest In their letter
handed TO the Salvation Army to
Dip the poor and needy.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27
AMERICAN CROOK MINGLES
WITH ELITE OF PARIS
Harry sIverberg, Minus His Aliases,
10 Back In Paris and stopping
at Swell Hotel.

PARIS, Dec 27.-Despite his record
as one OF the leading crooks" OF Am
erica and an equally shady reputation
in Europe, Harry Silverberg. minus
his aliases, is back in Paris. He is
stopping at once of the SWEETEST hotels
in the Champs Elysee. His automobile
is the biggest in Paris, but not half
big enough TO hold the social lights
with whom Silverberg Is hobnoDbing.
Since the discovery OF Silverberg' s
presence here; American residents OF
the city are specializing on what next
big venture" he will try to pull off.
His last gigantic exploit was the for
nation OF a $40,000,000 company to
build railway In Chile, the conces-
sion for which he had acquired-hon-
estly-from the Chilean government.
His scheme was I'm fair way to GO
through when the English flnanciers
including many OF high degree, learn
ed who Siverberg was and dropped
the venture.
Siverberg Is No. 1877 in New York
| Rogues' Gallery.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27
Army officer Accused Of Murder.

MANILA. Dec. 27.-Capt Archi
>eubery. OF the 18th Battalion Phil
bpine scouts, was arrested today
6arged With killing a private soldier
b the scouts with a stick. Capt.
eubery will be tried by courtmartial.
eubery rose from the ranks. He Is
Canadian. having joined the Second
bfantry as n private in 1888. He was
bpointed second lieutenant of the
couts i'm 1903 and was made a cap
lin in 1909. Deubery has a good
Military record.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27
$2O,OOO,000 FOR RECLAMATION.
President Taft Approves Special Re
port Of Army Engineers.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-President
Taft has approved the report OF the
special board OF army engineers rec
ommending the apportionment OF the
new $4,000. 900 fund, provided by con
gress, among the following reclama-
ton projects in the west:
Salt River. Arizona, $4,000: Yu'
ma, Ariz.. and California, $l,200.000;
Grand Valley, Col. sl,000,000; I'm
compahgre, Col, $1.50J,000; Payette
Boise, Idaho. s2,00OOO0 Milk River
Mont, $l,000,000; North Platte, wy
oming and Nebraska, $4,000, 900;
Truckee-C Carson, Nevada. s1,193,0 900;
Rio Grande New Mexico. Texas and
Mexico, $4,50O,000; Umbatilla, Oregon
1926 900; Klamath. oregon, and Cal
ifornia, 5000 900; Strawberry Valley
Utah, $2272,000; Sunnyside and Tie
ton. at Yakima. Wash, S1.250,000 and
sos. 900 respectfully. Total, $4,000.
900.
The 500, 000, 900 is TO be spent within
the next five years and the interest
on the loan is TO be charged against
the projects.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27
HANNA WINS UNOPPOSED.
Windsor's Mayor Gets Second Term
Keen Contest For Other Offices.

Nominations for the offices OF may
or. water commissioner, members OF
the board of education and aldermen
took place in Windsor on Monday
and resulted as follows
Mayor, j. w. Hanna, returned by
reclamation.
Water Commissioner Samuel Peck,
who seeks reelection; A. J. K. Belle
perche and John Martin. Board of
education, on which there are five
vacancies, the Rev. j. c. Tolmie, John
Fry and Asa Ellwood. seeking re-eiec'
ton: Archibald McNee, Harry z. Cup
by. F. d. Davis, DR.. William Revell
Bruce Allison, Albert E. Edgar, Hen
ry Clay, John A. II. Campbell, James
Atkinson, A. j. Cadman and K. I.
Howe
Aldermen:
First Ward-John McCrae, John
Mcconnell, N. Irwin, II. ]. Mckay, j.
]. Launee, T. Porter. w. Shells, F.
Howell, V. Vigneux, u. F. Dumou
chelle, j. S. Edgar.
Second Ward. H. Shepherd, r
]. Eansor, ]. Laing, N. ]. Clinton, p
M. Keogh, d. II. Bedford, A. ID. Bowl
by. G. Bouteiller, F. K. W. Bright.
Third Ward. e. Banwell, H
Trumble, Charles Hawkins, w. H.
Keat, w. II. Cawrse, J. Evans, Aaron
Meretsky, John Martin.
Fourth Ward-Euclid jacques, A
J. McTavish, w. W. Lanspeary, A. e
Paddon, j. Mousseau, John Martin, j
r. Eagan.
The election will take place OF
Jan. 2.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27
TWO KILLED IN VENDETTA.
Washington Police Have Two Men |
Jail on Murder Charge.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-TWO
deaths within AS hours marked the
elimination today of strange Italian
vendetta which the police are unable
to understand. though they have two
men In jail charged with murder. An
cello Appitto died today in the Elmer
gency hospital after an early morning
stilletto duel with John Ambrossia, In
the midst OF which Ambrossia drew a
revolver and shot Apitto.
Francisco Cristando, the other vic
tim, died late Sunday as the result OF
being shot by his father-in.law. Fran
cisco Mannarino. who was arrested
after fleeing TO Baltimore
The police are working on the the
DRY that an old fued with its beginning
In Italy, is responsible for the situa-
tion
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27
g BROKEN, REMOUNTS AND
RIDES SIX MILES FOR HELP
bile Rounding UP Cattle Young
Mans Horse Stumbles and
Falls Upon Him.

kGOLDEN, Colo, Dec. Ebert
)hnson. the eldest son OF J. NJ. John.
n, clerk OF the district court, Is a
gular stole
THE young man was on the prairie
miles from home rounding mp some
title when his horse stumbled and
II on him. breaking one leg just
Dove the ankle.
with great effort he managed 10
Itch the horse, remount and ride six
Hes TO his fathers house before al-
wing himself 10 give way TO the
Peat pain he suffered.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27
BLACKMAILERS TO PRISON.
New York Judge Strikes Hard Blow
at Black Hand.

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-Disregarding
threats OF violence, County Judge Faw'
cett. In Brooklyn. today struck vital
blow at Black Hand operators when
he sentenced two convicted Italian
blackmailers TO not less than 25 years
nor more than 40 years and ten
months at hard labor In Sing Sing. The
couple were Clanislo Pattanza and his
female accomplish. Maria Kappa. con
yicted OF holding two Italian boys
prisoners In an attempt to extort a
ransom.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27
VIII ERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

.ying In a snow bank at Riopeiie-st.
and hnncOck-aye.. John Nalciicy, was
found early Tuesday morning, bleed .
ing from several stab wounds. RE
| was taken TO Grace hospital
Nm abandoned Hudson touring ear, IL
cense number ISL, WAS found early
Tuesday morning by PatrolInan
Liable at Hastings-st. and the Bou-
| levard 1t was towed by an auto
patrol 10 the Bethune station.
Herman weber's furnishing goods
store at No. -. woodward-nve.,
caught hre late Monday night and
about 81 200 damage resulted. Fen
wick Froman's clothing store on
the second moor OF the building suf-
fered a loss of 5000
The police were Informed Tuesday
that the residence of John Alley, No.
SO Forest-aNe. west, was entered
and thoroughly ransacked. Just
what Was taken is not known, be-
cause the members of Mr.. Alley s
family are spending the winter In
California.
new revolver proved Ia he an expen-
sive luxury 10 George johnson, IL
lives at Connors Creek road and
Harper rave, was showing the wea-
pom 10 cleo DE clark, a playmate.
when il was discharged accidentally.
George was shot behind the rigNr
ear. He is In Harper hospital
Police Cominissioner CrouI's flying
squadron varied Its activities Mon
day night by quietly dropping in on
quiet poker game on the second
| floor of No l62 Cass-ave. Detective
Dowd and his command arrested II
men ard two women. The latter
were released, but the men were held
on a gaming charge
Oseph Talsha Ask, residing at Joseph
Campau and Bismark-aves., In Ham
tramck, gave party in his home
Monday night. During the evening
one OF the guests began paying too
much attention to Mrs Talshafski.
The host objected. whereupon five
men fell upon Joseph, and with fists
and bottles battered him frightfully.
In Grace hospital. where he was
taken, % cuts were found in his
head lie will recover unless blood
poisoning sets in
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27

Fifty.seven unmarried persons com
lit suicide TO AZ married.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27
Frisco Wants Her to Compete With
Miss SearsBy Flying In Airship

honors in the aviation meet To be held
here in January. the directors OF the
meet, following the announcement
that Miss Eleanor Sears intends 70
fly with the birdmen here, hurried a
wireless message TO Honolulu, asking
a San Francisco girl to fly in a Cur
tiss machine on the opening day of
the meet
She is Miss Enid Gregg. daughter
of prominent local family, whose
fondness for outdoor sports and whose
prowess I'm athletics combined To lead
the aviation directors 20 believe she
will be game" for frolic among the
birds.
Besides being a great deal of an ath
lete, Miss Gregg is social farovite in
San Francisco. For the past two sea
sons she has taken "a prominent part
in the "Kirmiss." San Francisco SO,
ciety's annual charity fiesta.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27
MISS ENID GREGG.

As she appeared in the kirmiss, San
Francisco society's annual frolic.
She has been selected by aviation
meet directors as a rival to Eleanor
Sears.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec. 81
Especial determined that Boston
femininity shall not carry off premier
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27
lew York To Have Largest Hotel

NEW YORK, Dec. 2I.-All other
largest hotels in the world" are TO
only second largest when the Gree
>y Square hotel. to occupy nearly the
htire block bounded by Broadway
nd Sixth-ave.. Thirty-third and Thir-
T-fourlh-sts.. is completed about Sept.
1872. The building site comprises
j 800 square feet The plot, building
nd furnishings will represent an out
" OF fully sl3.500.OO0. The hotel win
ave 1000 sleeping rooms and 1000
3aths a
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27
Hood s
SarsapariIIa

SO combines the great curative
principles OF Roots, Banks and
Herbs as to raise them to their
highest efficiency; hence its un
equalcd cures.
Get u today in usual liquid form ol
chocOlated tablets. called sarsstsbs.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-26
WORLDS MARKETS
HEAVY MARKET FOLLOWS
a BRISK OPENING.

New York. May 26.-Higher prices
for stocks in London today helped TO
an opening recovery here in some
uarters. but other stocks were lower
qrhe dealings were quite active at
first but the activity quickly subsid.
ed. International Harvester rose "a.
Reading ] and Atchlson, American
Smelling and Central Leather large
fractions. Utah Copper fell SIS
Stocks that had shown some strength
at the opening were sold. notably
Reading. but after the improvement
stocks bad receded 10 about yester-
days closing. the advance was resum-
ed with prices averaging better than
at the start Consolidated Gas and
Central Leather rose Ia and Wa
bash preferred and Virginia. Carolina
Chemical l. Brooklyn Union Gas lost
.
Refutation of yesterdays alarming
rumors put stop to the falling prices
Rccoveries were slight and incomplete
and idlcness In the market which
followed made the speculative sentl-
ment doubtful. The tone was heavy
a noon
Bonds we're steady.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-26
DELANEY NOT YET
IN JOHNSON CAMP

San Francisco. May 26-Following
his heavy training work yesterday,
Jack johnson is expected to rest to-
day and tomorrow from ring work
and there will probably be no more
boxing for him until Saturday after
noon. Beginning Saturday his pro-
gram calls for three days OF continu-
Gus spHyring.
Despite the announcement made on
Tuesday night that Billy Delaney had
been definitely engaged 10 prepare
Johnson for his fight with Jeffries.
there Is now a rumor in circulation TO
the effect that the veteran trainer has
decided not to accept the post.
Whom approached for a statement
last night. Delaney said:
II have not given out that l will
take the job. nor that l will refuse
it, There are number of matters
TO be considered before | can decide
the point finally. and there Is no great
haste. IL do act as Johnson's ad-
Wiser, won't spend all my time at his
camp. though I'd be there frequently
and give him the best advice am ca
pable Of My personal rotations with
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-26
VEAKNESSO OF
CHURCH
Too Much Attention
Given to Stopping
Prize Fight

New York. May 26.-BoItou Hall.
lawyer and author ana son OF The late
Rev DR.. John Hall. has sent an open
letter to the general assembly of the
Presbyterian church. rcbukin,I that
body for Its attitude In regard TO tho
Jeffries-Johnson fight He says In
part:
While I'm every big city young girls
arc snRtched away to-llves oi slavery,
while all over the land little child
rem are worked 10 death in our fac
tories. while the monopolics put prices
so high as to increase these shrick-
ing evils. Is It possible that the
church can find nothing more serious
to attack than prize fight. already
sufficiently well advertised
II am the son of Clergyman. my
self. a member of the Presbyterian
church. and speak often In the
churches and 1t makes me sick TO see
the petty, ineffective tlme-scrving OF
the church organizations Whenever
there is a real fight on against po-
lItical or social cvil. the churches are
sure to bc found dragging red her
ring across the trail with Il crusade
against some such horror as Sunday
saloons or playing craps.
Religion only makes itself co1-
tcm2teblc by such bid for support
as an anti-prlzc fight protest"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-26
WENT | Up
27()() FEE I.
Then Glided Back to
Earth--New AropIane
Record

Dayton. o., May 2.6-Orville Wright
made five flights here yesterday after
noon, In one OF which he reached an
altitude of 200 feet, from which
height he landed AT terrific speed,
reaching the earth in one minute and
IS seconds. or at the rate OF over 20
miles an hour. thus establishing a
worlds record Tor descent The ma
chine dropped under perfect control
and landed Within 10 feet OF the end
of the starting rail-
For the first time in 2S years. Bish-
op Milton Wright father of the ayi-
ators. left the earth yesterday with
Orville In slx-miuute flight and was
taken 800 feet In the air
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-26
HARTMAN
MARRIAGE
Miss Mary Becomes
the Wife of a
Sculptor

New Yorq. May 26.-Tn the little
Episcopal church at Arden. New York.
Miss Mary Hartman. daughter OF the
late railroad builder, Edward Fl. Har-
riman. was married today to Charles
Cary Rumsoy OF Buffalo. a sculptor.
Simplicity in the extreme marked the
ceremony. because of the recent death
of the brides father. who lies buried
in the graveyard beside the church.
Tho ceremony was performed by
Rev j. Holmes McGuinness, rector of
the church, and afterward the we'd
ding party returned 10 the Hartman
home for the wedding breakfast
Miss Carol Hartman was maid of
honor and Lawrence D. Rumsey,
brother OF the bridegroom. was best
man, while Robert l.. Gary, who mar
ried Cornelia Hartman. gave the
bride away.
The greater part OF tho honeymoon
will be spent at Arden
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-26
SUSP PENSION
OF A T F|RM
Punishment Inflicted by
Wall Street For
DisObedience

New York. May 26.-Announcement
was made by the brokerage firm of
f. F Hutton & Company today that
the firm had been suspended from the
privileges OF the New York Stock EN
change for the period OF one year. fol-
lowing submission of charges that the
firm had been guilty of violating eX
change regulations regarding sharing
OF commissions
Formal announcement OF the action
shortly before II o'clock. The only
public statement made by the stock
exchange was az follows;
Franklin l.. Hutton of the firm of
z. p. Hutton & Co was suspended by
the governing committee for a period
70 one year for violating section
OF article "a OF the constitution In
paying 10 AN employe in the shape OF
an unusually large salary, portion OF
the commissions received from Gus
toners procured by said employe."
1t appeared in the firms statement
that II was charged with having em-
ploycd one IoSmer j. Barrett at a
salary OF $1,000 month because OF
the fact that the firm had "profited
by business sought or procured for 1t
by the said Barrett during the preced-
ing three years. In q sum amounting
TO about $4,000 n year"
In their statement Hutton 6 Co. en-
tered general denial of the charges
and declared the payments made by
Mr.. Barrett were In full for his sery.
ices. The statement adds;
1t is the intention OF the above
firm to continue their business and
give the same service 10 their clients
as heretofore. and this suspension Will
In no way operate against the inter
ests of their friends and customers.
Any evasion Of the commission law
was technical and not intentional, and
there has been no splitting of commits.
sions. as has been rumorcd"
The firm has prominent western con-
nectlons. through Chicago and to tho
Pacific coast