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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-17
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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-17
RAISING QUARANTINE LINE
CAUSES IHRUSH Of CATTLE

Tulsa. Okla NOV 1+-Tts recent
raising of TIE cattle quarantine line
from The Usage Nation. whose great
pasture lands have been the winter
grazing spot ot millions q Texas cat
tle. nzs cauze6 ar unprecedented in
szx Il livestock into this section Tul-
"a belng a TIE southeast corner Of
Usage county. Is the natural gateway
10 taese vast stretches Of grazing
lands and thousands Of cattle pass
through bere weekly en route 70 the
winter feeding grounds
Today, one Of the largest herds OF
cattle seen in this section Of the state
since early days. is grazing near the
Frisco and santa Re railroad right-of-
ways. awaiting transportation by foot
into the Usage. There are, more than
lB100 head Of cattle in this herd and
the owners Of the stock say that the
recent raising Of the quarantine line
has increased the value Of these cattle
alone sl7 800 for marketing purposes
/ The winter grazing and market feed.
ling Of Texas and southwestern cattle
lin the Usage and surrounding country
4 is becoming an important industry and
1.-THE Eve railroads entering Tulsa have
found their cattle pen equipments in
adequate to handle the extensive ship
ments Of livestock. The Midland Val
ley railroad is already constructing
stock pens on a large tract of land
north Of the city and building a spul
to these pens. The completion of the
Midland Valley extension from Arkan
gas City to Wichita, has given tht
road a direct connection with the grea
packing houses Of that city and tn,
Increased stock pen facilities at Tulsi
are absolutely necessary to this trade
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-17
ahross cotl PRODUCTION
8ehssffsl inersass shgaa ln Char'
iss4sG ~ Dnlts9 Siafss CSC
ieassai 8prssy

Tbs tinted asstss efjolog5ea. 5af
yeg bas issued is aabgal e9ai etaft
showing ms production n eoai bY
states ffgm ne ysaT 1914 - 1870 III"
figures relate 8 wonderful history "
growth IN 1914 total n y tons "
etmi vas vfea8es9 in Pennsylvania.
fn 1916 me psreeulsgs ~ increase was
xo<a bai sflll only - IONS wsfs taken
out ~ 1875 ogef 10000 tons were
mined hi the two states producing IN
100 tho figures IL uas 55,zs06G9 tons.
Al me end ~ the century II vas 2s3e
eal6z7 tons. IN 1906 u was sez.7zzy
sss t6ns IN 1907. which # vas sup.
p0ss1 would remaln The record year
for some time. the production vas Ss0S
sgs 4z4 tons. but IN 1910 The enormous
total vas reached of 0l.69s57s short
IONS. u production larger By far than
that NJ any either country IN the world
50 steady has been the increase IN
American coal production that most
If the years have been record break
ere. The total production since 1914
has been approximately eight and 2
quarter billion tons.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-17
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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-17

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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-17
GlNplIGN FOR RLLNEET--
SCHOOL TAX TO BEGF

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e-t F-=s I Tucker = he C&r1sr' co1s.
rT schools grcaz1lF E1l1 1'= placed u
charge q TIE c4=EziEz- S1Es-z-ta7s,
ezi Carter Wzs here Mo1dgy ii cor
tz-ezee wlth 2 number q state e'11cp
tors relative 70 ne business q pa,
ing tEs measure before TIE psople c,
tse STATE
Tie bEl providing II Ihs amend
msu Eas drawn ard presented u u
last legislature by " = MiIbzr1- nen
ber Ct he house from Johnston COM
-. and Senator Franklin q Marshall !
II passed both houses by : big "A
5oEitF. and vas warmly advocated bs
Governor Cr-ce- Tae bin provide.
-1at il school districts where q MI
TAX has been levied and the rsvena.
Is uot sufficient 70 maintain 6F
months school term. The defciene'
shall be made up from the state blaS
ket school tax levy n addition. ii,
district VII have TIE power 10 lay d.
additional levy o. from I 70 10 milf
IN order 70 continue the schools for
period of nine months. The bilaAsS
i1dorsad by the State Teachers assoc
alton and requires only q vote of ii
people Of the state 70 make it q
amendment to the constitution.
The educators Who we're in confe
ence Monday and the trainers Of q
bill have indicated q desire that Il
campaign for the adoption Of 7
amendment be conducted by Super'
tendent Tucker. who, on account !,
his youth. has been known as 'the B.
superintendent. He IS q sincere. ca
able speaker and IS regarded as q
of the best men in the state to mas
the campaign for the adoption Of y
amendment.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-17
y,r.,s nssssssss Entertained

Tfe frs annlYeraaY u ihe ofKaHs
lzaaen u Vlpita Hive 80. 20. Ladies
" the 8aeeabees of fhe Horia % Flne
Na vas celebrated So most delight
fsI uay ~ ne home u Nr and Afs
Wm Heeks On Sorth Foreman street
Iasi evening The house vas decorat-
ri for the occasion witb bright hued
berries and autumn leaves Games
followed quickly one after The other
and made ne eysnlug pass All TOO
quickly. The guessing contest a
Floral Wedding" provided much
amusement and diversion. 10 which
Miss Byrd Young received the fret
prize and ara. paul Aaekey the con
ISOLATION prize. Delicious refresh.
ments were served and all voted the
Maeeabess royal entertainers. Mrs
Mseks was assisted in entertaining b.
Mrs. John Wise. dfs J. r. Murphy
Mrs. ]. W Jackson. Mrs. X. .. Fluke
and Mrs H. " Smith
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-17
OPEN SEASON FOR QUAIL
NOW ON IN OKLAHOMA

The open season for hunting quail 10
Oklahoma began today and over the
state thousands ~ hunters are out for
first shot At the festive game bird
The crop of quail this year Is said 70
be larger than ever before and there
will be shooting 70 the delight of the
most ardent hunter The day here
has been almost IDEAL This afternoon
the wind rose a little too high for per
feet sport. but was not high enough
to entirely spoil the day Since early
morning the country has been resound-
Ing with shots and unless the hunters
are All poor marksmen II ig pretty Ger
tain the bay limit will be tested.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-17
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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-17
Rent Decision thursday.

Oklahoma City. Nov. 15.-What !
ton the state will take. if any. looks
to payments of rent for state quartz
or forcing collection of the s10o,e
bond given by the State Capitol J
velopment company, is to be des
minted after Thursday. Covers
Cruee. E. B. Howard, member Of 7
board Of affairs; State Auditor ~
and Assistant Attorney General M9'
were in conference yesterday regal
ing a letter from Seymour Hey1
chairman of the capitol expense
mittee which was to pay rental for
state up to the amount of S71, 200. l
chairman said many of the commit
had been out of town, and he wol
call meeting Thursday TO deta&
what the committee would do, siI
no rents have been paid since
July. The state win take the mat
up, probably, on Friday.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-17
CURRENCY REFORM
At convention.


l, NJ Cur4
.-e e at4 te gs>1 nge,
zexag sJs'ea q s country
y 80 ~ tAf 4assss -o-etaryI
,- pas 8.e esz theme
ss, - iGefaflGa ~ ~ cs-sgates
a Trans Mississippi C1LnercialY
-s z.szs utieh convened here yes1
e-1zy ii annual session
re principal address vas delivered
~ glsuer genator Nelson - Aldrich9
,.z ,maa " the commission, who o..
se4 IT, proposed plan especially
*a eaeet upon The peop.e vest Of.
s R.szs sslDDi river ite was positive.
e assertion that the people of
geef5oa would derive great benefits
f--a ~ proDoeed change IN banking
etg.a He explained how the
rs ezrker would Be given t-depend.
s1-s .egseher with enlzrg@1 credit
m- Gss-.ea sald sEat ths -sF plan.
wol5t gre : Uniform rae q 6izcount
-rr9agtscr.t ths country zzd That il
w9uls c#er n1ore oonpe-1ioz 70 for
er1 aaEs Ffe con-e-1s.1 the pro-
1.msa .1ar 10 allow nstS9-sL banks to
1ars savings depar-e-ts
Esrrr L s-1ma5-. ssere-zrT q var
uass - informal address, 4 W.i1a be
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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-17
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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-17

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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-17

ono dollar paid nov win carry your
subscription to The Weekly Chieftain
through 10 the end Of 1919
The evening world., 1911-05-31

THE New York A. c. rowing crews
and those OF the New Rochelle
L Rowing Club carried off the hon
ors in the big Memorial Day regatta OF
the Harlem Regatta Association on the
Harlem River, eaci club winning three
races In clever fashion. Tho Mercury
Foo,ers crossed the line winners Of the
Junior e!ght-oared she'll. the interme-
date eight-oared shell and the assocla-
ton single sculls. The New Rochelle
oarsmen came home frst IN the senior
single SOULS. the Junior q%uadruple SOULS
and the junior single souls. one OF
the largest crowds that has ever at
The evening world., 1911-05-31
GardenHOse

Gimbel Brothers Special Garden
Hose, 20 #, length. $3.50; 90 it.
length, 1915.
Wallabout Brand Garden Hose, 25
It. length. s3.76; 30 fl. length. $7.26.
Nassau Brand Garden Hose, rs
#. length. $3.50; 80 #. length. $4.N.
Gem Hose Nozzles, at soc each.
Garden Hose Reels. hardwood,
with iron wheels, will hold from 30
to 100 #. hose, regularly 75c, at t5c.
The evening world., 1911-05-31

terrific runea,r' sad smith TO-DAY. 'Sat /
don't thins there IS = chance = lln putnrg me
ava IN ten rounds. | an IN great shape siA viii
make him 90 some"
sailor Burke and Tel Nelson. the Austria an
f'ghtc-, have at lasi been arranged. The viii
i Hs1fem T"SS on M az fre n sisSt stag r & the sS olynP &c ct
besides beng assrra@Je is a stif punchcr.
~ rT2 go good ,'n-souast bout. viii J. Tx ~. place E,
punch. while n the second hout, frans c.rsy o.
rRs viii te The frt fight Otto has taken pan
In for several months.
raa MoKo,rck "a certainly having nj. .n.r
q ha7i luck tlcse daSs. Br7ldns losing aHou,
e GO on the big international amateur toaps
i0,rramcut which he triet % hrng n IN tbs
aty, he has also had the m Jortune to have me
! aaroNl. vnirh was ,o,ked Tor Paris i,ii
through and aLo the bout between Jeanette and
jim Barn at TuSA. OAh., on july 4 80 under.
"a Hurrs. ne ~liehtwtsnt Of tse west aae.
several moths q. 10 B,'to Gymaas!nm Sc x
lag lag IL To-n as1' fH,Ni r,,, ~ Vie VII met e
f'c. S]s,a.Hf t9T the Ga.ti, =, ss Iealz,s taa,
some important toats in the future.
Andy Morris, .he ha-s-h.tti-s heavyweight q
R~,on. aal Jim savage OF Orange y. J., hav,
tcoI matched to meet IN a ten round tout a
the Hruyn Gymnasium A. 4. on TUESDAY even
ina. June ~, Morris recently stopped DUNN,
Mayon in three rounds a. tie same club arr
showed himself to he a promising fighter. say
age VIII lave 70 fight his hardest II he eSpcr'
10 beat Morris.
Billy Gibson. manager Of Tho Fai-nont A.. c.
has decided TO PIT on three more ten rom,
bouts at Se stag = ha club on SATURDAY niFht
Young S.l.burg VII probably meet Barn INl
kld Black win 80 against Frankie Flam.as
while Ar'e McGoycrn VIII tackle Young Mirke
NpltalOugh.
The evening world., 1911-05-31

GEORGETOWN Ia now the Catholic
r College champion an n result OF
It's victory in the rubber battle
against Fordham at the latter's ned.
the score being 6 TO 2 The Southerners
won because OF their finding Tom ke-
hoe for hits when they meant runs.
The evening world., 1911-05-31
CHARLEY WHITE STORY
IN TO-MORRCW'S PAPER.

The series OF stories on INSIDE
TIE Ring with the Great f%ighters,"
By Referee Charley White, viii DO
continued tomorrow.
The evening world., 1911-05-31
New Highlander Hits the Floor
Three Times in the Sew
enth Round.
BY TOHN

o Stein. the east side welterweight,
had the better OF Billy Honey" Mel
lody. the Boston fighter. In a ten-round
bout at the Brown Gymnasium a. A.
stag. Stein was substituted for Ted
Nelson OF Australia. who weighed fully
ten pounds over the required weight
and Melody refused to night him. Stein
was too clever for Melody and dropped
him three times during the bout.
After trying for some time 10 get an
opponent for lack Br!tton, the crack
Chicago lightweight. Harry Pollock.
n of the Twentieth Century A.
c.. has finally engaged Tommy Ntaloney.
the west side fighter. to meet Brit;on In
q ten-round bout at the next stag OF the
club ca Friday night.
Freddie welsh. the former Erzlsh lightweight
champion. Is going TO fight in California. lie
hiss Just been matched 70 meet MAtty Baldwin,
the clever fighter Of Boston, for twenty rounds
at a show 10 be brought ~ IN san francisco the
latter part ~ next month. Welsh and Baldwin
shtty boxers and rtiff p~uuchtrs.
jim smith, the rugged light heavyweight Of
Westch,ster, L. working as he never I'D before for
his %ttn.round bout with sam ~lAngforl, the col.
orel cyclone 81 Boston, which taNts place at
The evening world., 1911-05-31

Garden Hose Reeh, metal w1n
hold 100 #. hose. ei.s6.
Lawn Mowers
High-grade Mowers, with bladeabo
Of crucible steel. oil-tempered: ffamesfs
are in aluminium finish.
Victor Brand, lO-inch wheel. four
knives = 14-in.. $40; l6-in.. e22sN
1S-in., S24. =!
Superb Brand, five knivw-lS-sj
In, SIC; l6-in., $40; lS-in., s22.
Gimbel Brethers' Special Ball.,
bearing, in gold finish. 9-inch open
wheel-l4-in., regularly 81, at $3.2B.
l6-in.. regularly $4.25, at $3.50. 4
Gimbel Rr others Special Plain
Bearing, l2-in.. $3.50; l4-in.. t2.76:s r.
l6-in., So. I
Gimbel High Wheel Lawn
Mowers, four b~lades-l4-in.. G7.26; /.
l6-in., 1875.
Poultry Netting, 2-in. Mesh
l2-in., ACC 8O-in., 81 \
ls-in., coo 36-in., s1.2o
Gain, S6c
Water Coolers
A complete assortrrent, galvanized
or enamel-lined, in 2 or l0-gallon
sizes, in various %colors. s1.co to So.
FIFTH Tloor
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The Crescent \. e. lacrosse team defeated me
Toronto lniyersil, team after a spirited tussle by
a score ot Z goals TO- /. The game wa playol
q. the summer home NJ the Cs,sceut A.. G. a. BAY
Ridge ana va witnessed by q crowd Of 1000
wemners and thcis friends Before the game
started Wallace, The Toronto gna.tecpef, strained
. tendon and had to give up playing. Ills .oss
crippled tine team.
Elmer Collins. the gerat bicycle rider 81 Lynn
Mass, succeeded In hating both George I,iiey
and Eddie Root in a twenty.tivc-mll motor-patcd
race A. the opening Of the Revere Mass bicycle
track, Collins Won from WILEY by a qrarer Of
a mile and from Root by q mile, Alfred Con ct
Of Australia won in starlight heats from Willie
Fem Of Newark. y. J..
The Parkway Driving Club held five %trott,n,
events az their track at Gravesend. which resulte eli
The evening world., 1911-05-31
Georgetown Wins the Catholic
College Baseball Championship

while o'Connor. the opposing twirler was
Az s,inRy as he could be whe, men were
occupying the bases.
T1~ Cornell uine figfvi In their third on-
-~utivc extra inning battle against FtnnsJlvauiA
A. Ithaca and won out IN the tweafth by . awe
Of u to q. Zach side made ten his,
The Holy Crss bnys defeatnd Dartmouth ny
.nring a single nun ia one ~ the host contests
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LANGFoRD STOPS GALLOWAY,

sTRACUSE, ". T.. Mag n-Ssndy
Ferguson Of Cneirea failed TO show az
for his ten-round bout with Fam Lang.
ord and Ralph Galloway. was suhstt
tuted- The referee stopped the nghe n
the fourth round. Galloway was n
match for IAngford.
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New York A. c. Crews Take
Three Races on Harlem River

tended this event was lined up along
both banks Of the river.
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Ex-ChampiOn Melody
Beaten by Joe Stein

the National Sporting Club m THURSDAY night.
II tnov that Iangford 10 a great fighter and a
terrific ruuCacr." said smith to-day. "hu' I
don't think there Is = chance = hlm putting me
ava IN ten rounds ! an In great shape snA viii
make him 90 some"
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Water Coolers
Mattings by the Mile

That is no particular recommendation for this collection Of
these Japan and China Mattings, except as to its extent. Women
who are seeking ideally cool, clean Summer coverings for their
floors, will be far more interested in the many beautiful patterns.
the splendid qualities and the thoroughly moderate prices.
In spite o. the competition Of hardwood floors and Summer
rugs, MattirPs bold their own admirably, a sensible and econo-
mical foor-covering, which is why we have gathered this e-
peclally fine stock.
Japan sendsthe choice close weaves, in plain white and in
laid effects, with artistic floral and Oriental designs. at SO. 80 to
$40 for the roll Of 40 yards.
From China come the strong and durable
IT, ~ Mattings in plain designs that are woven to stand
1 Sy hard use. In rs to S5-warp, 81 80 to SIS. so the
TX roll Of 40 yds, 1l6-wap, in plain and fancy de-
~ signs, at SO. so, sill, $l2 andSl4 for the 40-yd roll.
Ct We invite you to see the showing while the selection
is complete. Sixth Floor
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Bvown seoses K.Dekeut.
ALBANr. n T. May 3l-Knockou1
Brown kpockcd ont Johnny Allen ~
test
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Making Yourself at Home

Not easy to do all at once, when you're moving into the coun--
try. Especially if it's a rented house, in which you are made the
residuary legatee of a lot of other peoples ideas that have to be-
improved upon.
However, there are ways to go about il, and some very import
ant helps to a great and abiding peace of mind are found in thet
following list Of things needed for the Summer Home and Garden.
And to be obtained of good quality at low prices in the Gimbel;
Housewares Store: