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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-22

On 5olfeitamme uoen @uoer. Gei
er en- befenOt Sag, at man biotiI
ielp Dos De melt ucioiliiereOe Men.
neiter bar funOet oisie relieisie5o-
reitillinger. Nu paaitaas oct imiO-
lertio, at man fornpIig paa Suma.
ira far funoet en- 5oIfeItamme, Der
belt er blottet for ge9reb om8uoer.
Otter bbao en- TIFF 8ioenifabsmano
fortpller / 05ranff. 3eit.", bar fle-
re europ9iife I9roe oilngt lpngere
geisg Dos Stammen, og De ifal Of
Ie n9re fommen til oct iamme Re.
iultnt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-22

og til Gels uOen Samling. OGDEN
par BAN oerfor en- oelfommen 8Rit.
San 6ap0e iaaet rum Si0 til at
gre Jig iortrolig meo 5anfen ON
0eOen, og oenne 5apOe iaaleoes tabt
ale line 3nosler for BAN.
Bait. 5o6an Olien par eneite Sgn
al Ole 5acobien % 9uitru anne
feot Sermanien. @an 6leo ioOt paa
Selgelano. Norge, 8. Sui 1884. 5
1851 blen ban uOefsamineret ira
5romsg 9prerieminar. If artium
/ 1868 % onoen @fsamen i 1864.
9erefter ituoereoe ban 8eoIogi oeo
ariitiania llniperiitet ira 1861 til
1866. san blep fal0t til teologilf
Eroiesior peo Auguitana S%gnoOens
college og @rGiteifole. San fog
imoo aoloet og fom til amerifa
1866. Otter ct Aars 8irfiombeo ue0
oenne Sfole gift ban ino / Br9ite.
gerningen % bleo 8r9it / Aeenab,
ISIS. Senere flDtte0e ban til St.
9ounr0, iamme Stat, % ! 1873
tog ban MOB aalO ira ct. ansgar,
9eer Greet og &ocf Greet Nenig-
beOer, Sa. Otter 80 aars ~uofbruot
Girfiom6eo i bette aolO neolagOe
ban gmbeoet / 1903 paa 8runo Al
ip9ffet 9eIbreo.
8aitor 0lien par en- al De Nt9no,
Der organiiere0e Zen norif-Oanife
aonference i 1870 o9 aioroe i nj
2lar Gieneite JON bette Samiunos
GrpiiOent 3esnOen re0igereoe ban
i en- l9n9ere Aarr9fte bette Gam.
funOs Blade, v2utberaneren %
oQlisiionsblooet~.
8aitor Olien bar un0er belle i'm
girfiombeo / bette 2an0 lagt for
8agen en- narm Snteresie ior 5or-
ening al De beitaaen0e nor if-lutber.
ife Samiuno og tog iremragen0e
Gel i 6oreningsorbeioet % Oreani-
iationen al Zen ioreneoe STRIFE i
1890, bporpeo Zen norife 9lugu-
it~nnaipnooe, Get aatim%isiouriife
8ro0erifa6 og Zen norif-oanite
aonierence ble0 imeltet iammeu til
ct Samiuno.
Zen 10. auguit 1858 6lep ban
gilt me0 8ac6eI RsOli. 0ette 9Ggte.
fob bIeo oeliignet me6 eIIepe 9ern,
bporai folgen0e iefs er / Cine: Bat.
SigurO OIien, Oslo, Minn.; Niis
@elga Olien. Rrs. 1r. ;. &. @ran.
RIO og 8. erling 0lien, ale /
@~inneapolis; 3r. Toli Glen, ct.
Games. @inn., og Mrs. Qeter5ieIo,
ann Arbor. Micb.
5 1905 ieireoe Batter Glen og
9uitru meo itor 6sjtioeIi9beo 0eres
@uIobrplIup. 0Giten to liar ienere,
nemIig 5. Roi 1910, 6e6e Nrs.
Olien.
&Gfferne tpn0es. 3e gamle airs
fens Ststter rnffes bort. Ben enc
efter Ben onoen. Get moner sc gen.
leoen0e til iterre Sroifab og lto.
bolOenbeo ! Qrbei0et og aampen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-22

5 granddaughter gengiuer %.
g. ieIgenoe OrO al SpOtteren Dol
taire ! bans Gsosituno: oSu, min
Gen (5ans 9ege), De er Den enc
ite, iom bar giuet mig goOe Raao.
Sao0e ieg fulgt Dem, iaa 5uUOe alt
M ppret anOerleOes, og ieg piI0e
life 5ape opret i ben irpgtelige SiI-
itano. iom ieg nu er /. Sun asg
bar ieg 6eruiet mig /. Sent beIIere
en- 5in0sigselege til mig. De fan
life 6ialpe mig. Seq bar O9ret en-
Gaabe, og ieg TANNER mig"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-22
yaitOr 5Oban Slieu.

gi meooeler fSIgenoe eiter o2utb. ::
Com tioligere funOgiort, osOegait.
Slien / i'm Caters, Mrs. Or.
@ranruos Siem / minneapolis,
9irsong Norgen Ben g.. September
efter fIere aars SpeeIeie. 8 s aor
baOoe ban unret ubpgtig til arbei.
be, oe ! be iioite Bar aar iaa sooi
iom belle 9ioen urret fenseiiesenoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-22

5 Den tpife Scr ieres Soloater-
ne fompagnipis meo 9itfelbue pau
Soueoet og @aaben OeO Sioen i
9irfe. o5ranffurter 3eituns~ ior.
teller. at en- Aeieroeofiicer0 Der
baoOe isrt lit aompa9ni / Strife,
meIote en- al De menige, fOrOi ban
bapoe ionet i airfen. Ia aompag.
MET i llgen fOruO baoOe bait itreng
9ieneite, fanotes oct iorfIurliet, iod
ban funoe Hippo meo en- let Strai
San bleb oa iosmt en- efstra CUBS.
tieneite, en- oSraffeguostieneite".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-22

ltofuIoet al gaIget / Raine 6lep
ian en- Seir for 9iferoennerne, men
Iige goot life en- SER. De fan bropte
fort al. 0g paa mooiotte SIDE ct
0teOerIaget for af6oIOs- eaer 6or.
buOspennerne life ino nlporligt, at
Der er GrunO ior Dem til at mite
Wooet. Der err 10 en6nu ct Sfriot
tilbage fpr 2ifsrioIg er tilIaot !
Staten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-22

Raar eaierne beuueresr fig til Solt, osi
uoertereri i taOet. suteu tor at tsbs bos BEN
ea.r for at foa Cplpsnina ON BET aDsrtsrsbs,
beoes 0r ATTIC omtnls. al q IaG dUert'sis'
mentet / bette glao. Oct 81 til gen.
foig 1gf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-22

Slapebanoel. 5 Nnroffo ri.
pes SIauebanOelen iremOeIes, ion
at Der ! ielDe 9pen Of iamme 0obn
iorbanoles ca 1900 Siele ON ga.
ret. S bele Broninien iqIgeg pao
iamtlige Slnnemarter 1900 ulpf-
felige Menneifer ON aaret. ut bette
er Ell ~pnaIioeIig Opgipelie, berger
Or. 3onnlo Mncben8ies Iaon os
for; ban er Meolem af oct engel-
lie arti-Sl aOeri- Selifab os en- BE-
fenot MenneifeDen
1-e .6init@
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-22

TRANCE 9ei bar ogiaa Ell 5srer, oct
er Seius. ban er De belliges Sion.
&c. let 1oloer on, at ri er flar
oper boilfen 9ei ni banorer pao.
Wfen bporIeoes fan ct Menneite ri.
&c, at BET er pna ben rette Bel?
Oh Tiger: Seq tror, ie8 er pau ben
rettc Bel. @o0t, prep Dig eiter
@i0s Orb. SENS er geien, ieloer
on BAN, oo bar on 9ebageligbe0 !
BAN. aan oil in%06efotte big / bette
hi" pioe At ri ere o%per9angne ira
0eoen iii 9ipetl" Sor OIL SEN ari-
I'll @u6s Sefs FRO, ga bar on o.
10 bans Sinoelag; ia ieger on !
Scrrens 0ro % 9are; iao bar on
Din 2pit i 0erreus Con. iaa elifer
on @nos gsrn meo bpem OH bar
ben iamme aono iom apoiteIerne
omeno life npr oct iomme Maal
al Aan0en. 6or5nnoIiu1en e oct.
te Gmne iortiattes 3reoag 9Giten
eiterot 9oit. Geterien ira Erufant
bop0e prp6ifet.
2grOag 6ormiOOog: Wenoens Bra.
iterne bolot @eoe / 9rGiteboIigen,
blcp Ser bolot Opbpa9elie / Sir.
fen, bpor Wisiionpr 81. q. SEMEN
% nnore iorte Or0et.
9er0a8 gftermiOoae bleb Meni9-
beOen5 Gnlne: interchangeable %
8eII:a9erelie / ocres in6bDrOes 5or.
bolo" inole0et al goIt. CIR. Better
ien. - Ut iammen6lanoe eQer ior.
OefsIe oisie 10 9egreber tan babe
femme 6sI9er. Sneen uretiGr0ig
fomuer mo / 6immelen. Suorleoes
Oa? oct beooer 10: Ger er ineen
retipr0ig emo life cen. 5a, Sejus
bar erboerpet Os Ell 9letfGroigbeo,
Der fan iaas iom en- @ope, men fnn
mo0tages / Gro.
@eIIig8ereIie er oct troenoeMen.
neifes6uI6fommengsreIie. Oct gam.
lie Nenneife ifal mere og mere til.
%intet9sres; BET npe Wenneife. Sc.
iu-SiOet ifal mere % mere tileg.
mes. 3etiGroiossrelien er en- al.
iluttet 8anoIing. Selliggsrelien 10.
regaar trinnis ! De troen0es 6ele
eio. 8eti9roieasreIien er 8uOs@er.
ming alene. Is i'm Saligbeosiag",
Tiger 2ittber, giaor ct Ienneife life
Soo til At gsre ino meget, Iom
l9gge TO 9almitroa ooer binnnOen".
RetiproigasreIien er ariitus for os.
Selligasrelier er ariitns os. Het.
iGr~Siggsrelie er ariiti 3sos arnft.
SeIIiggsreIie bans 2ios Strait. Net
fGroiggsreIie er til Soile, Sellig.
gereIie til gnnoring.
6orbonoIingen ooer bette Gmne
ilutteoe oi ST. 4, for6oabentlia ale
iammen me6 ben 6sleIie, at Ri me6
al Dor @eltnlenbeO BOG life belt bap.
De uotsmt bette @mne.
Nr. $. 8. e. Garlien boooe no.
birfet bos 9pens p%rominente Dor.
gere, at De msote neo airfen me6
oeres altomobiIer for at tage Sc.
iterne N Cur runSt / 9pen oa run6t
ON Den imuffe 9alonin 81 or
gDen.
Ssnoogen opron6t ligeiom De on.
ore Gage meO mutt gejr iamt
megen @Ie6e % SinIebbile. Subs.
tieneiten %begpn6te meo 9erneauos.
t%ieneite. Raitor 6. Beoerien toIte til
gsrnene. lln0erteene6e 6ol6t Sfrif.
tetoIe no ira SoISerens 9sn, Sub
bGr mig SpnOer naooig", o. tiente
oeo Hoooerboroet biitonet al Bait.
). Simonien, Ser bo1ot en- aoo, bnf.
fenoe o9 oe0erfopaenoe Brqoifen
ODER Gngens eonnaelium ON oen
osoItumme. SsnOog 3ormiObaa bar
Der ogian @ilOstjeneite | Srltfont
og Si0neD. boor ben6olosois Folt.
gentien og Bait. Seeoe prqoifeoe.
Boit. N. 81. Senien, Der ifulbe
BABE prpoifet / Srufont Ssnoog
6ormioOna inmt 6eItoaet / Mis.
iionsme6e Ranona og 5irsooa bleo
pe0 Telegram fnlot biem ON Ssn.
oagen til 9e9raoeIIe.
Ssnong eftermiooag blep Ser taft
i ~ 0I(nn~S& III ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-22

8 9ilfqlbe at urss'lmesfsbeOsr pe6
Mobtaeelieu bebss nan flose til bet iisOli9e
Qoto9ien. Stulos bet life biRlps, bsees
man aenpenbs 10 I'll 8aniteren"
Rontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-22

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application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-22

Filtered at Blair Postof6ce as second
class natter.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-09-01
SUPERINTENDENT WILSON
TO Be CROSS EXAMINED

Oklahoma City, Aug. 29.-There was
no session of the state board of educa-
tion inquiry Monday this being the
special request of leading attorneys on
both sides. When the governor re-
sumes his probe today it will be with
the intention of closing the matter be-
fore his departure for Richmond, Va,
on Saturday, September 2. Whether
the hearing can close by that time, and
give counsel and all the witnesses an
opportunity to be heard, remains to
be seen.
The cross-examination of Superin-
tendent R. H. Wilson, scheduled for to-
day, will probably require the entire
day. 1t is understood that each mem
Der of the board intends to take the
stand and that the prosecution will
have some evidence in rebuttal.
In view of this, Governor Cruce will
likely be well occupied until Satur-
day.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-09-01
MAY CALL MILITIA
TO TAKE RECORDS
Local Authorities Fear Bloodshed if
Attempt is Made to Recover
County.

Oklahoma City, Aug. 29.-Opposi-
ton to the recovery of records in for
mer Swanson county, the county or
dered dissolved by the Oklahoma SUI
preme court, has become such a SER
ious proposition that appeals have been
made to Governor Cruce for the use
of the militia to aid the local officials
in obtaining the records. The gov
ernor, however, takes the position that
local officials must exhaust every re-
source before the militia will be sum-
moned.
Swanson county was created from
portions of Kiowa and Comanche coun-
ties. The district court of Comanche
county declared the county dissolved
and the decision was sustained by the
state supreme court. An unsuccessful
attempt was made to appeal to the
supreme court of the United States.
1t is alleged that the sheriff and coun-
ty judge of the defunct Swanson coun-
ty have disregarded the mandate of
the supreme court and aye continuing
in their former duties, and that all
peaceful overtures of officers of Kiowa
and Comanche counties to induce them
to surrender the records have failed
Owing to the strained conditions
which at one time resulted in riot
when an attempt was made to remove
records from Mountain Park to Sny
der and in the death of one man, the
officers of Kiowa and Comanche coun
lies fear bloodshed if force is attempt
d in obtaining the records. A mum
Der of people in former Swanson coun
ty claim that the courts have no lega
right to dissolve the county, and thai
county can be abolished only by leg
islative act
1t is understood here that an injunc
tion has been issued in Comancht
county against the destruction of any
of the records in the hands of officers
of former Swanson county.
The officers of Kiowa and Comanchc
counties have been unable to make III
the assessment rolls of the territor!
embraced in former Swanson count!
and matters are badly muddled.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-09-01
OKLAHOMAN WINS MAN|TOU
ORATORICAL CONTEST

Colorado Springs, Colo, Aug. 3d.
Oklahoma has again demonstrated her
right to first place among the many
states represented by summer visitors
in Manitou and Colorado Springs. Not
content with prizes awarded for the
best attendance at various functions
recently given at these resorts, and
for the greatest number of machines in
the carnival automobile parade, she
has now carried off first honors in
oratory. For the best talk on "Why
We Come to Manitou," Rev. Thomas
H. Harper of Oklahoma City won
handsome silver loving cup donated by
the citizens of Manitou. The occasion
was the "All-States Day" picnic, given
by the town of Manitou in honor of
visiting tourists, and in addition to
the nine states represented by the
speakers, practically every state in
the Union had it's native sons and
QduRnJ6TS Ill lH6 CIOWu. II Is 6SlI-
mated that some 5000 people were in
attendance, of which a great number
were Oklahomans. Mr.. Harpers ad-
dress was a masterpiece. He told of
the commercial and agricultural great
ness of his native state, and in glow
ing terms paid tribute to Beautiful
Manitou' which hedescribed as "The
greatest pleasure and health resort in
the world" Interspersed in his speech
were many Indian legends, and stories
of prehistoric Manitou, all of which
were extremely interesting, and list
ened to attentatively. The program
in addition to the oratorical contest in
cluded selections by the Mansions
Hotel band, and songs by chorus OF
pretty young ladies from the different
states. A feature of the music was
the solo, "My Oklahoma Girl" sung
by Miss Kate Tracy, one of the Baby
States" fairest daughters. 1t is plan
ned hereafter to make the "All-States
Day" an annual event in Manitou.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-09-01
.v|N|TA NOW FACING MOST
RAPID GROWTH PERIOD
Investors Gaining Confidence in State Admin
istration and Money is Easier -Unprecedent-
ed Corn Crop Soon to Be HarUested---
Land Buyers Have Made Good Percent
On Investment and Great Influx of
Homeseekers Expected Here.

gage in business and in truth reside
in Vinita. However these were ex-
cluded from the government figures
To say that Vinitas population is
above 5000, is conservative. A look
around the city, at the new homes, a
review of the new people, who to your
personal knowledge have come to Vim
ita within the last twelve months will
startle you.
should not the increase within the
next few months be even greater, un-
der the far more improved conditions
Craig county will soon harvest the
greatest corn crop in the history of
this section A great hay crop is al
ready being marketed The cattlemen
have enjoyed a great season. Other
stock raisers have feed in abundance,
stock is in fine shape, and getting a
price for their produce that is highly
remunerative.
All these things will cause the men
who bought land to realize a good
profit. The success of one man brings
many new investors. The knowledge
of these successes has gone abroad
and a great influx of land buyers is
expected this fall. This means that
Vinita will grow in proportion. More
business houses will be needed, more
men to supply the wants of the rapidly
growing country.
Building of business blocks in Vinita
is by no means dead. The CowaI
block is rapidly nearing completion
The Ming g-Harris-Buffington block will
go up rapidly and there are severa
others to be started this fall. The sigl
of prosperity is on Vinita. Let II
make the most of it.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-09-01
NEGRO
RIOT IS FEARED
Five Hundred Armed Men Search All
Night For Negro Who Frightened
Woman Near Durant.

Durant, Okla, Aug. 31.-Five hun
dred armed men are searching the
country east and south of Durant for
a negro who yesterday chased Mrs. ].
F. Ferrel and her children through
cotton patch at their home near Pirtle
If captured the negro probably will
be lynched.
The negro was noticed by one of the
children while creeping through the
cotton. When the child ran screaming
to it's mother the negro pursued and
chased Mrs. Farrell and children to-
wards the house.
He was intercepted by James Mel
ton, a neighbor, who fired twice at
him. officers were notified and with
posses soon went to search for the
negro. Late last night he was report
ed headed south toward Colbert, where
there are many blacks.
This is the third attempted negro
outrage in this county since the killing
of a woman by a negro north of Du
rant about two weeks ago. A general
expulsion of negroes from the entire
county is probable.
There are no negroes in Uirtle. In
number of communities where they
formerly lived in this county, the ne
groes are moving out.
Ardmore, Okla, Aug. 31-Clarence
Posey, the negro, charged with don
ming female attire and entering the
home of a farmer near Colbert and kid
mapping baby in order to induce the
mother to follow him into the woods
was brought here at an early hour yes
terday morning and placed in the fed
eral Jail for safe keeping.
Sheriff William Garrett of this coun
ty began swearing in deputies last
night in preparation for any eventu
alities following rumors received here
late yesterday afternoon that mol
was coming here from Colbert las
night to lynch Posey. The negro was
arrested in Denison, Tex, last Satur
day and was brought to Ardmore fo
safe keeping.
Posey denies that he made any con
fession to the officers of Bryan count!
and stoutly denies that he is guilty
He says if he made any confession h
did so when he was excited and doe
not remember it. The negro ate plen
ty yesterday, but is very nervous.
is rumored that company of Bryal
county people are coming here to TAX
hi mfrom the jail.
Sheriff Garrett said last night if tn
, negro is lynched it would be done il
the county where the crime was con
mitted. There are other bad prisoner
in the Jail here and the sheriff does nc
f want lynching party organized
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-09-01

That Vinita today is facing the most
prosperous era of her history is the
opinion of every man, who has studied
the conditions, with whom the writer
has conversed.
There are many reasons for the
belief that the city is entering upon
a period of growth greater than ever
before The conditions that have been
somewhat unsettled since the advent
of statehood, regarding investments,
have clarified Investors have gained
confidence in the state administration,
and money is easier During the past
year there has been an unprecedented
sale of farm lands around Vinita, and
much of the money required to pur-
chase this land has come from outside
the state, and has passed through
Vinita's financial institutions, making
a great increase in the volume of bus.
mess as well as in the profits of all
those institutions.
The rapid development of the farm.
ing section in the vicinity of Vinita
has produced a natural response in
the growth of the city. More than fifty
residences have been built, or are
now under construction, within the
past ninety days. Yet there is not a
desirable vacant house in the city AL
most every day this office has three oil
four calls for good rental houses. This
is indisputable evidence that the city
is already enjoying a remarkable
growth. The census for 1910 gives the
city a population of 4,082, yet this il
not a fair figure for the towns rea
population. In 1909 a census wa!
taken by the city. This gave Whit;
5,2S3. OF this number many live jus
outside the city and yet actually en-
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-09-01
NEGRO VOTERS ENSLAvE
THEMSELVES SAYS CLIFFORD

Boston, Aug. 29.-"The votes of
colored men have kept the republican
party in power and made it possible
for it to protect the interests and
produce multi-millionaires while it re-
duced the negro to the position of a
political slave" was the statement
made last night by President ]. r. Cliff
ford of Martinsburg, w Va, before
the opening meeting of the National
Independent Political Rights League.
groes in Pennsylvania, Georgia and
Florida. Rev. Byrne Gunner of Hill
burn, N. Y, first vice president, said:
President Clifford declared further,
that race solidarity in politics has
not proved a blessing to the eolored
citizens; it gained for us the contempt
and opposition { the democratic party
in most places, while it failed to hold
the republican party true to its black
allies"
Condemning recent lynching of ne
The white race is fast becoming
lawless AND savage"
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-09-01
DOM to regain his composure.

room TO regain his composure
do you remember seeing any per
son on the track of the belt line at the
time of the murder?" Holland was ask
ed by Mr. Smith for the defense
yes"
What sort of looking man was hep
Man about six feet tall"
When was ito"
About or $50 in the afternoon
just before the murder"
Did he have anything
He had single-barreled shotgun" :"
rs there anything to hunt this time
of year?"
NO"
Would you know the man again if
you saw him?" asked Prosecutor Wen
denburg.
yes"
Sandy beard. didn't notice his
hair"
Anyone with you when the man
with the shotgun passed!
Yes, but l don't know his name"
"Was the man with the gun stran-
ger?"
Eyes"
did you ever see him then?"
"Once in Richmond a year ago at
police station when / went to iden-
tify some stolen brasses."
Holland was then excused.
Brodnax Robertson, a companion of
young Robertson, corroborated his
chums testimony of yesterday con
cerning the presence of additional
blood spots.
He said he accompanied young Rob.
ertson and found the spots together
with him two days after the murder.
One of the jurors asked the boy il
the spot was in the middle of the road
or not. He said it was and declared
on further questioning that the spot
could be plainly seen by anyone in a
wagon or buggy travelling along the
road.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-09-01
Government Deficit of $4,000, 900.

Washington, D. c.. Aug. 29.-Goy-
ernment finances for this month will
not compare favorably with August,
1910. A deficit of $22,OOOOOO on ordin-
airy accounts already is shown in com
pariso nwith a deficit of $4,000, 900
last year. Customs receipts show a
of s4.O00000, as compared
with a year ago. The governments S
total expenditures for the same period
are more than s2,OOOOOO greater.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-09-01
Doctors Form Partnership.

Beginning tomorrow there will be a
consolidation of the practices Of two
of the citys leading physicians and
surgeons into a firm to be known as
Drs. Bagby & Neer. DR., Louis Bagby
and DR.. c. S. Neer have formed part
nership and will have offices in the
Halsell building. DR.. Oliver Bagby
will have an office with them but will
not be a member of the firm.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-09-01
Prominent Farmers Arrested.

1t is rumored that several well
known men in the county, near Blue
jacket recently were taken in custody
by detectives of the Katy railway on
a charge of robbing some wrecked box
cars of two casks of whiskey and other
articles. 1t is said a settlement was
effected by the payment of the loss
to the road
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-09-01
Holmboe Gets coaIsate Contract.

Coalgate, Okla, Aug. 29.-The con-
tract for the erection of Coal county's
proposed new courthouse has been let
to J. A. Holmboe of Yinita, the con-
tract price being $4,000, The build
ing will be four stories, constructed of
Bedford stone. Work will start We'd
nesday or Thursday.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-09-01

l will sell at public auction at the
Katy stock yards to the highest bid
der, on Saturday, September 2 at 2
o'clock p. M, $50 head of stock hogs.
A chance for hog buyers. James Har-
mon.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-09-01

Robert E. Garrett. of the govern,
ment geological survey, who has
been working in this county left last
night for Oklahoma City, and will go
to Norman to finish his course at the
state university.