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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
NEW MANAGER FOR
THE INSPIRATION

Charles 4. Mills. general manager for
the Detroit Copper company and in charge
OF all the Phelps-Do6ge interests at Nor
enci. Ariz.. has been. appointed general
manager FOR the Inspiration Consolidated
Copper company at Miami and VIII take
charge early in July.
w. II. Aldrich. general manager Of all
the Gum Thompson properties and min
ing interests who has been representing
the controlling interests in Inspiration
Consolidated since the merger OF Jnspira
tion with Live Oak. and who has been
the moving splrit i'll initiating The vast
programme OF construction and develop
ment Will after July / make his head
quarters in New York City and devote his
ful time 10 the management or the
Gum Thompson interests.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
Boston Mining Stocks.

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
STOCKS, BONDs' ~
PROVISIONS, col
James A. PoDoeII,'|

BANKERS AND ss|
asa. 1856 South Main Us s'Ic:Itr cItr
p,rsc, prlvas. wire 10, :, VI
Duplex system-onSS SSoStoa.
Correspondents, T:%Hfiiiss s1 Hfis.' \
Stocks Carried ~ ,.lo saie
Specialists in M9u97taIe.ssr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21

New York Mining Stocks.
James a. Pollock &; Co, bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon.
NsI-u- v,pI- rlr,.p e1-o1po
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
San Francisco Oil Stocks

James A Pollock e Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire yesterday after
DocU.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29

account Of the tact that they are
coached by former team mates who
The growth of the law school is such
formerly wore the crimson war togs
of the University. Cleveland Thomp-
son -, leads Oklahoma City high
school, and James Nairn law 10. is the
Norman me tor.
/ According to the annual custom at
the University, the Thanksgiving re-
cess will begin on the Wednesday pre-
ceding the holidays, and will close on
the following Monday at eight O'Clock
a. m. Many of the students will avail
themselves of the opportunity of visit.
ing their parents and friends at their
homes
The two main avenues leading to
the University will soon be paved by
the City of Norman.
E. z. Carpenter of the class of 1911
is now employed in the United States
Geological Survey. He is now making
investigation of the water resources of
parts of the state of Idaho. Carpenter
! is making good with the work at Wash
ington, and like the other Oklahoma
boys there he was promoted a short
time ago
The Sooneds go from Lincoln, Neb.,
after the Cornhusker game to Fort
Collins, Colo, where they will prac-
tice with the team of the Agricultural
and Mechanical College of that place.
That team is being coached this year
by Harry Hughes. former Oklahoma
football star. From there the team
goes to Denver where it will play the
closing game of the season with the
University of Colorado.
Much interest is now being mani
tested by students and members of
the faculty in the game of hand ball
which was introduced into the Uni
versity last year by Dean Monnet of
the Law School,
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29
The Last Straw Hat.

The people along South Wilson
street had their attention attracted
this afternoon to probably the last
straw hat to be seen this season just
past. The owner of the summer coy.
ering wore it down the street just as
unconcerned as if it was the middle
of July instead of near Christmas
time. nor did he seem to be aware of
the fact that he was the cause of so
much comment from the little groups
that were gathering as he passed along
and about his business.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29

songs and interspersed fun in the COM
edians. who in turn have their paro-
dies and comiealities. Among the
principals Of the original cast to be
seen here are several who were pres
eutedin the original production. More
particularly, Sam NJ. Lewis, who will
be remembered by all those having
seen the city production as Soloman
SlaYinsh. The costuming of the play
is equal TO the original production.
This is a positive assurance of the man
'agement. The original lyrics and mus
ic will be heard and no one needs
fear in attending the performance of
ia kscphuns all sic fe eokkt yb
leaving it, without having felt the SEN
sation of a wholesome play a clean
and inviting theme and picture of
handsome feminity and beautiful col
ors.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29
BIG PRODUCTION
IRON AND GOLD

The total production OF all metals
in the United States in 1911 was 81
| l979, ,282,0 ,094 tons, valued at S78S, S,925,04G.
In the volume of Mineral resources, ''
published by the United States Geolog-
| ical Survey, a short chapter by II. ID.
McCaskey that contains unique table
in which for the sake of comparison
the production of all metals is reduced
to short tons, Thus pig iron, with Il
production from both domestic and
imported ores of 2604S,162 short tons,
valued at 1927 7334,624, is conuasted
with platinum, the production of which
was less than a ton (0999) tom, valu-
ed at 81 1,3OS, 4S0, and gold, with pro-
duction of t90.704 tons, valued at Sl44,.
|9Si, ,oSO.
In the several mining industries var
ious units are commonly employed
which do not admit of convenient COM
parison. For instance, the production
of anthracite coal is always stated by
the producers in long tons, but that
of bituminous coal is given in short
tons. Again, the 'flask" (75 poundS)
is the customary unit for the measure
ment of quicksilver except where the
metric ton is used. The Troy ounce
is used for measuring the precious
metals
As shown by the tables in this re-
port, the value of the total production
for 1911 was S6,7S2, $50 less than mat
for 1910.
Another table gives the production
of domestic crude metallic ores, and
this, together with imports of foreign
supplies treated in domestic plants,
compared with the figures of domestic
metal production shows the sources
from which these metals are derived
The total production of all ores in 1911
was 105, ,25S,492 short tons.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29
KIinke Has Gone.

j. II. Klinke who was arrested in
this city last summer for living illegal
ly with a woman from Cherryyale
Kans., and later released from Jail on
two hundred and fifty dollars bond
his case to come up at this term of the
district court and to be called yes.
terdaN has departed for parts UNI
known an dhis bond was yesterday
forfeited. The woman in the case was
bailed out some time ago by her hus-
band and taken back to her home in
Cherryvale. A bench warrant has been
issued for the arrest of Klinke.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29
High School Has Good Offer.

The manager of the Idlehour theatre
splendid opportunity to increase their
finances. The show has offered TO
give them half of the gross door re-
ceipts on next Friday night This Of
fer comes at exactly the right time as
the money will be needed if the Chick
asha team comes to this city for a
game as the expenses on it would be
about two hundred dollars. The stu
dents have taken Mr. Brooks PROPOSE
tion up and will work it to the largest
profit possible Everybody make your
plans to attend the Idlehour on that
night and see a good show.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29
Neosho Plays Here Thanksgiving.

The high school football manage
ment has at last cinched good game
to be played in this city next Thurs
day, Thanksgiving Day The high
school team from Neosho will be here
for a game and it promises to be a
good one as they made a good race for
the championship of their part of that
state and lost by only one score to the
Joplin school, They will come here
prepared to give the Vinita champions
a run for their money The Vinita
team tried hard To arrange a game
with the western Oklahoma champions
for this day but were unable to do 50.
The Chichasha team win be here the
next week for the deciding game
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29
CHE SOUL KISS

The coming of the Musical Comedy
from the pen of Harry b. Smith will
mark Tuesday night December. Srd
one OF the musical nights of the seas
on with a run of soc nights at the New
York Theatre New York, and 200 night
at the Colonial Theatre. Chicago, be
sides its four tours throughout Amer
lea. the recommendations or commend
ations would be somewhat superduous
The Soul Kiss has never been
given wonderious credit for a plot, II
is the simpHsity OF the story that real
" adds additional charms, The fact
that a young artest who has caused a
sensation in Paris, is beseiged with all
the available marriagable daughters
but he, in his artistic temperament, is
vent on marrying the girl that can
satisfy him with a kiss from the soul
The devil, who of course is in the guise
of a gentleman lurking in Paris, be.
comes interested in the artest, and be
comes his chaperon, while searching
for that same kiss that rises to the
lips from the heart" The Soul Kiss. >
Aside from this intense question, all
else becomes light. jollity, music and
dancing.
There are six complete scenes in
the production, each having their large
ensembles. their duets. their classic
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29
SANOERS-WR|GHT
IN NEW HOME
Vinita's Big Department Store Now in
Their New ouarters-Wil Open
For Business Tomorrow.
From Mondays Daily.

FROM Mondays Daily.
The Sanders-Wright big department
store has moved to their new home in
the Gunter building. A large force OF
men were busy yesterday and today
moving the large stock of goods and
the fixtures to the new quarters and
the work of arranging them is now be-
ing done. The amount of goods moved
is valued at about seyenty-five thou
sand dollars.
The moving of this, Vinitas largest
business is destined to play an i'm
portant part in the making of South
Wilson street into a better business
block and giving it city like appear
ance as the lighting to be used in the
new place is to be the finest ever
shown in the city. The floor space
covers about fourteen thousand square
feet. There will be the finest window
displays here of any business in this
part of the state The list of employees
will have to be increased and in real
ity this store will be about the biggest
thing town of this size could possibly
have. The store will open for busi-
ness tomorrow morning and everyone
should pay them a visit in their new
nome and watch them continue to in.
crease their now extensive business,
as they have been building since
Vinita was merely "a wide place in
the road"
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29
CONGRESS HAS
MUCH TO Do
A Busy Short Session Will Begin d
Week Fr,m Today-Archbald
Trial is Unfinished

Washington, Nov. Congress will
reconyene a week fro mtomorrow for
the last short session of republican
control in national legislation. Com
paratiyely few senators and represen-
tatiyes had reached Washington today,
but discussion has been active during
the last week among those early on
the. scene over plans for the winters
work and the prospects for the special
tariff session next spring, when all
branches of the government pass into
the hands of the democrats.
While the yexing question of the
tariff is not scheduled for considera-
tion this winter, the three months of
the short session will be crowded with
legislative work. In addition to the
annual grist of appropriation bills,
Congress will be forced to dispose of
quantity of general and special legis-
latiye matter left pending with the
adjournment of the long session in
August.
In the early part of the session the
house will be busy shaping appropria-
tion bills. while the senate is dispos-
ing of the impeachment trial of Judge
Robert W. Archibald of the commerce
court, set to begin December 3.
CoHapal fp,pOrto,t MO-. r,,,oc t,,;I 10
pushed for early action in the senate,
among them the resolution of Senator
Works of California, to limit the presi-
dent to a single 6-year term; the Shep-
Bill, prohibiting the ship
ment of liquor into prohibition states,
and the Vocational Education Bill of
Senator Page, of Vermont. The bill
of Senator Dorah, creating depart
ment of labor, is also scheduled for
early consideration.
The Department of Labor Bill has
passed the House, but that cody would
still have to act upon the Vocational
Educational Bill and the 6-year term
presidential term measure if they pass
cd the Senate. The prohibition liquor
will be pushed in the House
by Representative Sheppard of Texas,
who will succeed Senator Bailey in
the next congress.
Try For Trust Law Change.
Energetic efforts will be made in
both houses to secure legislation
the Sherman Antitrust law,
and limiting contributions to political
funds The house judiciary
is under instructions by,
resolution to conduct an investigation
into violations of the Sherman law
with view OF preparing legislation,
md it is preparing to begin the in
Immediately after congress
Senator Kenyon's bill amending the
Sherman law, which has been before
he Senate interstate commerce COM
nittee, undoubtedly will be brought up
or early action in the senate.
Meantime the committee headed by
Senator Clapp probably will formulate
; measure limiting campaign contribu-
ions, based upon its extensive inyesti- |
cations. Several bills on this subject |
re pending in both house and senate |
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29
New Fire Wauons Arrive

The new equipment for the Vinita
fire department., consisting of two
wagons arrived this morning from the
Anderson Supply Co., of Kansas City
Kans., and was displayed by the fire
men on the streets today. The entire
cost of the equipment was about TWEEN.
tythree hundred dollars and Vinita
now has the best equipped fire depart.
ment in this part of the state. One
horse is yet needed to make things
complete.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29
A Novel Runaway.

DR.. Pearce reports rather unusual
runaway near the Catholic school this
forenoon. Some girls tied a horse
hitched to a buggy by long line to
telephone pole, an automobile came
along and the frightened animal made
few circles around the telephone
pole, turned the buggy upside down
and slipped completely out of the har-
ness and dashed away No harm was
done.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29
He Looks Better.

A representative of the Chieftain
called on ex-Chief Burlington last even
ing, and was agreeably surprised to
find him looking so we'll He looks
much better, feels much better, eats
much better and is much better in
every way, and while it may be some
time before he is up town. he is able
to be up and around the house, can
chew and smoke and read and that is
some help. His many friends will be
glad to hear this we know.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29
UNIVERSITY NEWS NOTES.

The latest club to be organized at
| the University is the Ben Franklin
Club" The organization is made up
OF the students of the school who are
doing active journalistic work and
students of journalism in the regular
! department. The club met Monday
evening with Professor Theodore H.
Brewer, of the Journalism department,
and discussed some important topics
dealing with the newspaper work The
next meeting will be held the second
OF December and some prominent
newspaper man of the state will adj
dress the club.
The football series of the depart
ments and classes of the University is
being played this week 1t looks like
the engineers will be champions of
the school, In addition to their win
ming several of their own games, they
defeated the Central State Normal of
Edmond, last Friday afternoon
Dean Monnet of the law school is
the author of very good article on
the --latest Phase of the Negro Dis
franchisement, which appears in the
latest number of the Harvard Law Re
view. Only the best writer's of the
land are able to have their articles
appear in that publication, and it is
a compliment to the Oklahoma school
to have as its head a man so recogniz-
ed in American law circles as is Dean
Monnet
At the Inauguration of Dr. David
Ross Boyrd as president of the Uni
yersity of New Mexico, which took
place November 9. President Brooks
delivered the closing address. He
paid tribute of deep respect to DR.. !
Byrd for the good foundational work |
which he did for the University of |
Oklahoma when he was its head for
sixteen years,
The main feature of the big foot |
ball game last week with the A. & NJ.
College of Saltwater was the system
attic cheering of the Farmers. They
showed the proper respect for yictors
and vanguished, and left with the feel
ing that it had to be and was no fault
of theirs. The Aggie band is one of
the best ever seen in the state and
showed up we'll in the roofing and
for the A. & NJ.
The State Educational Association
which meets during the Christmas
holidays will be addressed by several
prominent speakers on various topics
Of interest to the educational circles
Of Oklahoma.
that those wishing to do work in liter
airy societies Were compelled to or
ganize another club in order that the I
number will be more evenly divided I
for the different organizations. and /
better work done, The latest society I
formed is to be called the "Exchequer" {
and is composed of first year laws.
The Lircoln County Club composed
Of students in the University from
Lincoln county, went to the country
strong Friday for picnic. This club
IS live one. and is doing it's part to
Increase the enrolment of the state
by bringing all the students
t can from Lincoln county.
Those who were not fortunate enough
o have the privilege of seeing the
5ooners trim the Jayhawkers at Law
'ence some time ago, saw a good re-
production of the game at the orph.
aum Friday night in excellent motion
pictures.
The big football game between Nor
nan and Oklahoma high schools which
viii be played at Oklahoma City on
win he interesting o,
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29
Muskosee Hotel CLERK Shot.

Muskogee, Okla, Nov. 24.-James
Douglas, chief clerk of the Hotel Tur-
ner was shot in the thigh and badly
wounded late last night DR.. A. e.
Evans, in whose drug store the shoot
ing occurred, was arrested Evans
says the shooting was accidental
Douglas declines to talk.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29

w. q. Masterson, superintendent of
city schools, is taking the names and
the number of Indian children enrolled
in the schools in order to ascertain
Vinitas share in the governments ap-
preparation TO the schools. There are
one hundred and three in the high
school alone the number in the grades
has rot been completed.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SATURDAY FOOTBALL
RESULTS.

10 RESULTS. Q
10 At New Harvard 20. c
10 Yale o. Q
10 At West Point-Army %, SYRIA Q
10 cuse I. Q
10 At Providenee-B Brown "a. Nor Q
10 wich Z. Q
10 At Eastou--Lehigh 10, Lafay- Q
% cite Q. o
Q At Annapolis-Nayy 80 New Q
10 York University 0. Q
10 At Carlisle - swarthmore Q. Q
10 Dickinson o. Q
70 At Harrisburg -Bucknell 80, Q
% Gettysburg 0. Q
% At Iowa City-Wisconsin 2S, o
% Iowa 10. o
o At Chicago-Chicago :, Mime o
Q sofa 0. Q
o At Lafayette Purdue "a. Indi- o
o ana Z o
o At Evanston Northwestern 6, o
o Illinois o o
Q At Cleveland-Case IS, Hiram o
o 6. o
o At Des Moines-A $50
o Drake s. o
o At St Louis-Arkansas 13. Q
Q Washington University :. o
o At Delaware. Ohio-Ohio State Q
o 80. Wesleyan 6. o
o vt Monmouth, Hl.-Beloit o, o
Q Monmouth t. o
o At Lincoln-Nebraska IS, Okla Q
o boma $. o
o At Birmingham Auburn Z. o
o Nandebilt { o
o At Richmond, Va. r. Randolph o
o Macon 2S. Richmond Z o
o vt Richmond, Ind.-Depaum 5, o
Q Earlham l3 Q
o Vt Springfield, Mass.-Carlisle Q
o 50, Y. NJ. c. \. College "a. o
o Cornell College 10. Grinnell Q. Q
o Marquette ~, Marquette Fresh Q
o men 0. o
o Carroll College 20. Loyola Uni Q
. versity Z. Q
Q Kansas y. Missouri 5. o
or Observation-Disclosures
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29
DR.. II. h. WYNNE
Dentist, Oklahoma CITY

Practice limited to Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat. Glasses Fitted. Vinita.
hrSt Tuesday after first Monday
OF each month. Office either Phvs-
cian locally or phone Or. r
Mitchell No. 607.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18
-. ss IDEAS or PERFECTION


A recent portrait - . iunapr an.
lete. xho invites others. and not ~ith-
ont successes. 20 IN his system q
Physical ceyeiopmsus. sho-s thss ,ts
fAlss IDEA u physical p~r<sS>lcn,
which obtained Cor ~ many yeas. ahf'
Which demanded huge aud knobty
muscles ~ ~ Disciples. has not Yct
quite died out This type - manly
perfection. once useful perhaps 10
hang arfaor sgon, uas shonght 10 pos
SEES he sanction q the sotien aso
q artistry when the iutbofly Fnrnes a
Harruiox came % nsht. % - haihav
a. q pupreme product Of The urcsis
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decad~nt Groeh taste. ~ companion
Of the absurd and sensational Lao
coou ~ l. n4ustf bat q tTpo u tho
strong nan o. vaudeville vssh ~
clumsy masses % beef and hts Inv
81 a SPOILED ctiid. NJ oniy 10 push bis
awkward dumb bells into the air. an
eusiatls sum u achias truly
after q hfofisne u w0rk by civilized
human heins No lees than strength.
are speed and sface demanded u tho
ideal athletes likewise q face of -
nnomeut and intelligence 70 tel n a
brain within 10 comprehend art music
ard literature. and he ability 20 plan
sirtofiea either 81 geace or war Look
upon Sho Apollo f,eisidere. phich eu.
toiiss tbs tFao frraus Of health and
mental ana yhysical efficiency. Nth
o. face q exquisite beauty above =
form whose linss are trsnqun pocir,.
yet shadow forth their readiness 40
Start into ane~y dsor when she call
ior actioa comes NNcn tho Indian.
The perfect savage, never reaemblci
thu Furtcse m0lstr,bsity. tho emu
iasoss " whiuh nnd their place IN
modern llfe ~ nush better nllcd by
the derrick New York Medical REQ.
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

"T'he subject ~ ncishbors h ono Oh
Witch 80 AZ sensitive" ufiios Ag.
u,s Aih0l IN AN er,iclc On "siOmc
Tti1rs That We ioafned hg HontinK
q HOUSE "a tho Suburbs. in ~hich she
advocate reut'nf o house before go
bnJ ona ia Suburban Lifo MAGAZINE.
"ii S. tfue ihat thr people directly w
our rear are charming a. the social
sense. hut unfortunately they spend
huf a'N months time me- heme on ono
slide of us arc some poor bus honest
nclehtufe whose chlldrcn have Taught
mina iurumcrahlo little phriscs with
Witch they sfar'le ua from time 70
time Ny Cod md I Amt got
o. md Como on. kids' do not cK-
asfly appeal 10 mo Perhaps ! am ua-
tsmoerauc rpt even the mot al
tnfatir uouid have g. dro~ No hne
AZ family ~ seven diagouniiy across.
Who noycr miss a chance 90 knock The
hahy down or make 81 Ni,h unS a'ch.
"a toys our resolution 20 surround
eur owu back yard t~hcn We shall
own oncl With hedge offers snme
rcn.ds bat what shall We a. about
the neighhor on ttr ether corner. Who
tas "A rctolnous coaspoolf'