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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-08-20
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
FRISCO.
North and East Bound.

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No. 112-K. c. Meteor. .1:1O a. m.
No. 12-California Express 3: As a. m.
No. 4O4-Joplin Express. -. 1870 a. m.
No. 40S-St. Louis Limited. $40 p. m.
No 1O-St. Louis Meteor. .1t:45 D. m.
South and West Bound.
No. 9-Okla. City & S. w. .2:05 a. m.
No. 11l-okla. City f X. c. 1880 a. m.
No. 4O7-Ok C. fr K. C.-St L.S:44a m.
No 411-California Express Il: :05 a. m.
No. 4OS-Sapulpa Express. .9:O5 a. IN
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-08-20
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-08-20
National League.

Philadelphia at Chicago-Po Postponed
on account of rain.
Boston at Cincinnati--Postponed on
account of rain.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-08-20
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-08-20
BASEBALL RESULTS YESTERDAY.
American Association.

American Association.
At Kansas City R. II. f.
Indianapolis 400 600 101- 6 10 1
Kansas City 100 OO1 OOO- 2 10 3
Batteries: Taylor, Hixon and Nc
Kee; Powell and James, OConner.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-08-20
N. K. & T. TIME TABLE.
Non&t. p.na

No. kansas City Special .1:2O a. m.
No. 4--Local Passenger 1851 a. M
No. 6-Flyer-K. C. & st. L.6:Sl p. m.
No. S--Locai Passenger .5:S4p p. nj
No. 10-Katy Limited .5.s7 a. m.
South Bound.
No. 1--Texas Express ... 1880 a. M.
No. 3--Texas Express. .6:55 p. m.
NJ. FLYER ...........9 .9:45 q. m.
No. 7--Local Passenger 1913 a. N.
No, s---Katy Limited .s. ,11:2S r. m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-13
SOrreIIs' S0-Nard Run

W til the score = to U the ; udeu on the side line began yell ne. We want another uehdoWn W&rr,n had kicked to the twenty yard line after Solrel's' toueh5oWn. X miek lineup. a sn5p and Soirells hugglng the lall tightly, shst out of 5..e mass of players. He was jus a3aut N0 yards from the encmy's goal. Sol Fletcher and McInt1.e were rUnnirs interference. Man af er maA WIZ, boWlel over, either by the iHJer.er- ence or by Sorrells. though tatza IF four times a Warren players finger 2'fazed the Pine Stuff boys sweater. as ae lslAely swung oel of reucl. ;offel}s was slowly edgin2 aAead ot his teammates, with ali he IGs, of is men and many Warrcn players runs cut behind him. Two of thp visiting .eam WeIe between the ran- her snd his obe tive point. One of tlleH was Jolly he qHatterbaah of the Warren team. Wi il Ae S.c.,. of "acef rse. and amid d bediam al yells, ssriehs anl wi sites. the speGdy quarterback GutdodG | Jolly and the other man, outran hG Wholc bunea of players and place. the ball between he goal posts. IL was the most sensational and the 2ange: run ever made on the Pine Bluff field. Mclntyre missed the goal. and time Was Up.
 Pinc Bluffs sIlaiHlpionship Bunch
 So:rels was easily the star Of thc game though Christopher. Mcintyre, Fletcher, Sanders and Allen rarely eve, tailed t. make a gain. and the defensive and offensive worN of the whole team Was par excellence. If Rasse5t's bunch don; Wi the state High School championship it will b. because two or three of the main i stays get crippled, or late will p-~- vent i'll some way. There is nc uuu # bt, @lat it is the fastest, .aNicat and leverest bunah ever get so2 tbel Q War the name of Pine=Bluf. Iii"
 Warren lackei na ming. C a.h Keel says many of his men are .laN- ing | eil fiis football Tine fellows
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-13

qu1 ter cndcd the big field at For. $ farV was deserted.
 Manager B. (. l5oWIes. of the Pine aln Company. shoW5d his iutq' ys in tae C III, and desired to help them aIea% Financially bs furnish ae all the the local and visiting players with ree tickets to the park. alsl Prof. J. R. .H!5en. princil al 9f the school Coact Basse and every mamDer of the 'eam requested tae Graphic O ax. Ge their thanks { Nr Fowle5 fc5 his courtesy
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-13
ife sine-up.

T 4 Haa=as4s follow; Pine 8laff=- Al#t. rl2at ed; !odns2t5 risar tae9a. Aii,ei9a5 right auard: Lyle. eff.Hr;, ss.7sa. rtght 79aEd Ne Gang v Ieft sa,.i,': c. sloaH, right eaI solse2s, Quar rrhacf: Ch3 s-
 op!a la4t Aalroack; Ca4a T Fle eh- CT 21.J HaIfGa@N: Ncln5yfe. full hack AYffa4e weight, tG0 p5un @s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-13

Warren Hickman, right guard; p9ic-, rigAf tashle; Neai. righ, en1;, Morris, center; Temple, left guard; s5nl il, let tackle. Ilolhrooz, left nd; JoI;, quarter back; Ciingman. ri&a1 hal l,acA Griffin. left half back: &.e%.tr fdll back. Average weight,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-13

3fadeaWay" bail, which brings into play every ounce of energy in his big frame and which is tcrribl. strain on the wrist. Aiat1y pitches tine @fadeaWay" nowadays only when he is jn tho tjghtest of pinehes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-13

for 20 yards, and his stunt wd5 for-.~ lowel by brilliant run by soIrells, ending in a touchdown. Fletcher kicked goal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-13

D .eam at Forest Park yesterday ',o, 5y a score of IS to 0. locals scored st will ana but action of Coach Bassett Ill nit practically every 1irs' man and giving the scrubs a e probably w a'd hsve gone The hundred mark.
 1 Warren Had no show
 er did. Waraen have a chance play attempted was stopped be oot $ ar ed and half a dozen lin trying make an end run the ], man was downed with a joss ] to ten yards. Only one time b visitors make the necessary lrds in four downs. Every time if was case of four at and four failules. The Pine me was like solid rock and an to % Trough was as futile as girls attempt to kick a whole fiye-ineh concret pavement pair of slippers.
 he other hand W tn the ball III Bluffs possession it rapidly ward .he enemy's goal. Some roun.. e end, sometimes the line, never falling, Is boys Wita ease scored Fe- v Once Pine Bluff lost the downs but the score stood b0 to Q and Sorrells, the quar- was working some new plays. nals for which have never oreughly learned.
 First Period.
 Bluff kicked off and Warren ball cn a tumble. A five yard Bs ma'.e by Mcintyre on a line quickly followed with 1en ~ ii by Christopher. Then Scr ossel the goal for the first just four minutes after play Lyle kicked goal. Then in succession two touchlc'Wns cred by Christopher. Lyle and each kicked zeal and the las 70 to c at the end of the rod.
 chdown Aitrr Touchdown
 econd period was repetition first. Play had hardly begun aptain Fletcher made thrill araund tie end ami placed between the posts. Lyle the goal. Following Pine kick Warren attempted for ass Christopher, ;he fast k for he lccal team, pluckel kin out of the air and raced Is before he was doWned. B 2 was called into 2ction anC ted the ball between the up. Pftor a brilliant dash. Sor Pkel the goal. Warren agail hd Allen returned the ball tt ors 30 ySll line. Sanders emp srarily relieved Capt made beautiful run amount
 Tor another score. Sorrell!
 RICK the goal. Sander. iothef touch n this period goal loing was lost.
 Perfect Forward Pass
 talfd BeTiod, Fletcher scoHet ld Lyle slnt the ball squarel, 'ae uprigh s. Realizing tha ia h-t held their opponent feh team forced the locals t, f every goal but teey inn
 i2st he ball on downs
 successful attempt 10 exc fWard pass was pulled off i,
 period. Sloan taking tn
 scoring the touch. Flctche
 ae zeal. Pine Bluff kicke,
 ae first down Warren at
 q h-fWard pass. Again :;
 = p'ayef, Sloan, caught a,h
 psuAsed through tho visitor
 or about en yards. An in
 '' the loc2l "Hi' attempte,
 u'ea feHward pass perfect U 'aA'hs the ball and placin
 ae pos.s. Lyle kicke ;esi Subs Put In
 1aS mute CT more of the thir Dad play the first team me i'a 70 the subs but even the j Vi men could do nothin
 tue ball from advancin
 as formerly.
 h quarter, the regula ~ sts a'led into play and agai
 uliy advanced down tn !, nefrens goal post
 Y lalloack went throug
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-13
street ar Service.

\ surf cienl number f ears We're wait. Q 10 take tfa clow.l home and with q few minutes after the st
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-13

This striking hctos,a1h 1at Aa11esso2 tue pitching
 
 q aftor the arnatfolat Service photograph t&1lr go
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-13

we sa@e but were simply oatelas-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-13
B. H. 5. ROLLS UP BIG SCORE al Play Rings Around warren With a Final Count of 78 to 0. kRELLs THE STAR m at No Stage Of the Gam" Had
 :. Look ill Being Simply
 OutcIasScd.
lRELLs THE STAR

Pine Bluff High School f 't7
 lam defeated the Warren HsSh
 l, o,m at Forest Park yesterday ,,,, ocore of IS to 0.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-07-16
ID NOTIFY TAFT
 0N NAUGUSTF|RST He Will Spend Campaign at Beverly or at Hot
 Springs

Washington, July 15,-It was decided to- day that President Taft will be officially notified of his nomination at the White House on August l.
 It was the Presidents wish that the mo- tifcation take place in Washington be- cause of the ease with which committee men could get here and because of his de- sire to entertain them. The notification will be given in the morning and the com mittecmen will be the Presidents guests at luncheon in the White House.
 If the present plans are carried out MT. Taft will receive the committee on the rear portico of the White House that over looks the elipse He will speak from the portico with the committeeman grouped below him on the grass
 The President will go 10 Beverly prob ably on the night he is notified. and fl Congress has adjourned will stay there until late in the fall. If Congress de- cides to continue sitting after August l the President will return to Washington after a short stay and not go north again until Congress is ready eo quit He will not 20 to Beverly before the notification.
 Tn Keeping with the announcement that he does not expect to make any campaign trips this fall, the President told visitors he expected to go to Hot Springs. Va. late in the fall, and it is possible he will be there or in Washington on election day. He spent his time playing golf and rest ing as much as possible. The President is aware that he cannot get altogether away from the campaign, but expects to do It, tie except confer with IS managers and politicians.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-07-16
SENATOR SAYS THERE IS NO LEGAL NOMINEE
 OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
..............................

dependent candidate without leaving or breaking faith with their own party be- cause 1t has no candidate.
 But the Roosevelt followers are so indignant. and wild with passion that they are not content with this inde- pendent course. Nothing but a brand new party will satisfy their wrath.
 '1f, in the progressive states, a new party Is formed 1t must of necessity be made up in whole or in part of the men now composing the republican party in those states. They cannot re- main on committees. in state or county, Of the republican party and at ths same lime act with the new party. This would be trenchery of the worst kind It would dishonor their new party at the very beginning. If they attempt by direct or indirect means to hold onto the machinery of office of the old party. while working with or for a new one, or it's establishment, they can no longer cry thief to the men they charge with stealing delegates at Chicago and no man of right political principles can consistently support their new party"
 Senator Works said the alternative for republicans was to "rebuke corrupt politics" if they did not believe Taft was honestly elected by refraining from voting for him or by voting for the democratic candidate, or by voting for Roosevelt or some one else as an in- dependent candidate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-07-16

Washington, July 15-Senator Works of California, progressive republican. in statement today declared promoters of the new party would be guilty of dishonorable dealings if they should at tempt to retain control of the republican machinery in states where the progressive faction controls the republican party.
 Senator Works declared neither Taft nor Roosevelt had been legally noni- hated that the republican party had no legal nominee, that voters were free to vote for whom they chose He said this was no time to form new party
 That" he said, must come later"
 Senator Works reviewed tho Chicago convention and said in part:
 ESQ 1t became fight to a finish just as malicious and just as full of disre- gard as the campaign that preceded it.. The Roosevelt forces practically bolted. Taft received the vote of those who re- mained. The delegates who voted for the resolution nominating Roosevelt were wholly without authority to act in any such way, being duly elected and ac- credited delegates to the national repub- lcan convention.
 50 the republican party has no candi- date for President. Its members may vote for the democratic nominee or an in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-07-16
Gardner Declines to Sign Majority Report of the
 Stanley Committee
IMPEACHMENT LAID
 BEFORE THE SENATE
Will Come Up at i O'Clock This Afternoon-Great Rritain's Pro- test Against Canal Legisla-
 tion Supported
DAY IN CONGRESS.

Senate:
 Archibald impeachment papers formally presented.
 sundry civil appropriation bill reported, Chairman Warren announcing he would ask for it's consideration Tuesday. Began consideration of Panama canal bill.
 Senator Bailey introduced resolution condemning attempts of the President to influence votes of senators upon any ques- ton of any senator's right to a seat. 1 conferees on wireless regulation bill agreed to acquire operators on duty at all times.
 Works of California, progressive repub- lcan. said new party should not at tempt to retain control of republican ma chinery in states where progressiyes con trol republican party.
 Ineffectual conferepoe with House over pension appropriation bill. involving pro posal to consolidated agencies.
 Root and Burton opposed free Panama tolls as violation of British treaty. Adjourned at 5Sa p. m. until Il a.. m- to- day:
 House.
 Public lands committee favorably re- ported bill to settle with purchasers os railroad land in Oregon.
 Elections commmittee ordered reports seating Representatives Bartholdt of Mis- souri and LeGare of South Carolina. Representative Hull introduced bill to amend Sherman antitrust law so as to provide a fixed penalty for violation.
  lutions asking the President to cause q thorough investigation of the pension bill. Steel trust Inquiry committee con sidered reports. Gardner of Massachu- setts, declining to sign majority report. stood for progressive minority report from republican members.
 Adjourned at S:36 p. m until noon to- day
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-07-16
TODAY'S AGE-HERALD

1-Congress has very busy day. McCombs to lead campaign. Roosevelt wants entirely new party, Factory district of Denver flooded United States wins great victory at
 Olympiad 2-Negro grateful to his attorney. Should regulate future trading 3-Huntsville sues surety company. Southern railway men at Anniston. Plans of Southern Iron and Steel com
 pany 4-Editorial comment 5-Opinions differ in Birmingham on
 Lorimer decision.
 That cartoon of Harpers Weekly
 causes comment
 Houser takes important place at uni-
 versity
 P"''d of revenue resumes hearing Of
 tax cases.
 Developments of day in poisoning
 case. s-when women pop the question Society. 7-Sports. s-Orozco will not accept amnesty. Ex-Governor Wilson has his own ideas. Please aeain attacks Fielder l0-Miss Barney Is hurt in France. 12-Briekell supports the excise board. Expect immense attendance at Cham
 Der of Commerce dinner.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-07-16
NEW bATTLESH|P STUCK ON SAND BAR Officials Anticipate No Diff ficulty in Floating Her
 at High Tide

Wilmington, N. C.. July 15.--The bat tleship Wyoming, which left Philadel- phia on her trial trip this morning, is stuck on sandbar at Three-quarter point. about a mile and a half below this city. Government tugs have gone to her assistance. Her captain reports no damage done. and 1t is expected that she will proceed with the high tide.
 A depth of 30 feet, two inches was reported at mean low water on the range when 1t was examined by United States engineers last May. There is a very soft bottom at the point where the warship is. aground and the officials at the navy yard do not expect any di- ficulty in floating the vessel at high tide shortly after daybreak
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-07-16
Will Lunch With
 Governor Wilson To-day
By c. E. STEWART

eral. and it Is now impossible to tell what will be most discussed -
 About his participation in the campaign, Mir Underwood said:
 T intend to campaign for Governor Wilson during the summer and fall As soon as the campaign is organized shall offer my services to his manager"
 Mr. Underwoods confidence in demo- cratic victory is unshaken. but he be- lieves that the party should make a thorough campaign and not become over confident to the extent of laying down anywhere along the line.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-07-16
Impeachment in House

Washington. July 15-The Impeachment of Judge Robert W. Archibald of the commerce court was formally laid before the Senate today by the committee of managers from the House
 The Senate chamber and galleries were filled to witness the sober proceeding. 1t had not been paralieled since the ini- peachment of Judge Swayne. in 1905.
 Chairman Clayton of the House judiciary committee read the resolution under which the House had directed presenta- tion of the impeachment n the Senate About him, in front of the Senate bar were grouped the other members of the House committee of mana gers. Represen- tative Floyd of Arkansas. WeHb of North Carolina; Davis of West Virginia. Norris of Nebraska: Sterling of Illinois and HowIa nd of Ohio
 As Mir Clayton concluded and before he coala osain upon the articles of impeach- ment. Senator Lodge pointed out that the rnies provided for a proclamation by tho Senate sergeant-at-arms. whereupon Col. t.lzs 4ean.ei Rarsdell. sergeant-at-arrrls m} .,e formal proclamation:
 ,MsHear ye, hear ye. hear ye, all per sAs rnanded to keep silence or thin of imprisonment while the House of
 
 &Continued on Pags xine)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-07-16
WINDSTORM SWEEPS
 NORTHWESTERN OHIO

Toledo, O., July 1.-Two lives were lost, boats torn from their moorings and thousands of dollars in property damage was the result of a windstorm of cyclonic fury which swept over northwestern Ohio and out over Lake Erie this afternoon.
 The dead are:
 James koutcher. dredgeman. Kelleys island. swept overheard.
 Hector Brabanper. Wood county. struck by lightning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-07-16

committee. which I believe I have" said MT. McCombs. T urge all of you during the campaign to consult with me freely" ts
 Committeeman Walter J. Costello of the District of Columbia read a letter which he said he received from Speaker Champ Clark just before leaving Wash ington.
 In the letter the speaker said: 'I hope the committee will formulate plans wisely for the success of Wilson and Marshall and organize for the campaign immediate ly and thoroughly" MT. Mack brought up the question of raising campaign funds. He urged the members to adopt the policy of a popular subscription to be procured by appeals through newspapers.
 On invitation of Committeeman Thomas Taggart of Indiana, the committee de- cided to leave at Il 30 o'clock tonight for Indianapolis to meet Governor Marshall tomorrow.
 Cores Petition Adopted
 This resolution, offered by Senator Thomas P Gore, who sat In the commit tee with proxy was adopted unani- mously.
 Be 1t resolved, by the national demo- crat committee. that we congratulate the country and democratic party with pros- poets of democratic successes in Novem- Der We reioice that all democrats every where are united and enthusiastic in SUD- port of the platform and nominees of the party. We earnestly invite all voters without reference to previous political faith or affiliation, who are ins sympathy with such platform and nominees, to unite permanently or to support by their vote. the democratic party in the strug- gle of justice and right as against favor itism and privilege.
 Resolved, That we gratefully acknowl- edge our profound appreciation of the CONTAGIOUS. disinterested and patriotic course of many republicans and independ- ents, including a number of the most dis tinguished leaders and editors, in declar- ing their intention to support the demo- crats in the pending presidential con test
 The committee concluded it's work m less than two hours and was about to adjourn subject to the cali of the chair man. when at the suggestion of many members recess was taken until tonight. when plans for raising campaign funds again were discussed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-07-16

Washington, July 15-(Special)-O Underwood received a telegram today from Governor Wilson, inviting him to Seagirt. He will lunch with the demo- cratic nominee tomorrow and go over the general situation with him.
 T have nothing in particular to dis cuss with the governor" said MT. Un- derwood. 'I will try to enlighten him on tho pending legislation if he requests 1t. I will also tell him our position on the tariff Further than that our talk will be over the coming campaign in gen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-07-16
Sanders Sees Taft

Washington. July 15.-Senator Sanders of Tennessee held conference with President Taft and his advisers today over statement which has been pre- pared to refute the charge that many ot the. delegates for Taft at Chicago were illegally seated.