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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-06-26

The Swedish Sunday school Of Pen;
mock will give picnic on Friday after
noon, July S. A good program will be
rendered after which ice cream and
cake will be served Rev. Paulson OF
Litchf1eld will be present both in the af-
ternoon% and evning, when he will con-
duct services at the church Everybody
most cordially. invited to attend
Misses Hannah Peterson and Hilma
Lindberg arrived here on Saturday from
Minneapolis for . visit ct their parental
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-06-26

Boost a WilImar Industry and
Ask for Johnson's Velvet Ice Cream.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-06-26

Special discount sale on watches
for the next ten days at Elmquist's
JeWeiry Store.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-06-26

Special discount on set rings for
the next ten days at Elmquist's Jew
elrV Store.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-06-26

Discount on watches at Elmqulst's
JeSelry Stere, Benson Ave.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14
REPORTS NEW
 kOYUK STRIKE
JACK koRNIs SAYS NEW DlQ-
 6INcs LOOK acop.

That |, &trlkr If son1e importance I!aa becn Hsuas in fn@ Royuk Ls the rupcT of Jack KoTnis &Lo arrived In Nome yesterday tTum that section.
 Wallace POrLer. hc says. fuGsrd good p..Y ih q ditch which was bs1ns euE to drafts nuLy creek. Thte ditch lS I.iRG CT 1.GQF feet n isnEth dad runs down Placer crack. The pay la ntuui 1wn feet in uietness and from the puynirsIk pans worth 11r 1E and % ssnes were taken. TheSA pans are hor n he taken as m AVeraEA. how rycr.
 TnnI Moon +e The Swnsr uf the prep vaiy and Potter $s cnly .L lHynAu' Eot n1ure than Snr people are rreparLng in that scct,on this winter but aTr. K0ri,is helIeyes the future looks bright over ttIefe.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14

v hlei1 uennrrRd at the FTsneh Lick Springs but wuB abse to throw no par TtIculAr light Sm the eGearreureS Oxnept to pruvA Thai sueh cxplOAlO&H had nEEurrad-
 It Is generally believed that tha e1 . ptsHEons there weEs rArt of the prG- gtxtts nf fhosS who afC supposed 19 have eauEAd fhe other &Knt0etaHA ia different bares of the nnmntFy but ID far ID evidence has been ps-6dHcAJ iltAt wuIlld aerve lp provz it. TAQqAEt fAiIkh in improve DIT lniN sstuatlon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14
POLO PLAYERS BAR PueAlS4
LUTHER h'cARTHY. THE NEW
 WHITE HOPE, OFFS 4 eNU6.
EuuRat Special $ssv;oe.

NuuaAt Special Sssv;os.
 I.pS ANdTJ4fH, Ilcr. lL-The Pns adrna ITIn Cluu h1H barred L1lhcr 1rcI'nIthy. tho pugtIisI- Mccarthy Tho is :: Canadian tlIresLcns 70 appn1I "a raLIIysla ard lv have hIa tIghtH Tn1"s. nIErG. 'lr hULGr%n Canadian Pln ysTs will hufcott the game iu t1lr limited SIG:sa ur.lesR he Is I'rrrlitIgd IU play
 Only \ frw .Laya ago MrCA-thy baat 1IIn FBnn n < tast fight to prove wl,lclI wuGId lp lsr IWnPCT rn3u tS send HEalusL .lIk JolInRnn IuT thc varld'r championship, T. addition n boinS rhuS tR believed tn De thH Ercar- est white Nsanper alive AcC0sth% ls q t.tsL rlaHE p1lo TaaYtr and p!ESa iA Hcme ri ihs ETrAtcst s!aHudian tcstns.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14

trntaIlea "f alI thu sunMIrrtoa aL "'Ir lave arrived in tIia cItS anJ TiiI con r0ne Hext kiGrduy un-ess4 lhr hnsith- tIss bbtwerrl Ihp Greeks Hn'I tha TurAh create 6 siruAIiou which ~.uI'i nmkr the negotiations inFn.zaL ble.
 Each reDrtsenrtrivH naH rrritmE4i1'sd U eunplets sI2eIlru 'is to htA intAtItlDnH or I,1u intentions 0t ha EotTrrHInr ia the unItt nj Ad1ustlnS Inc trnubir
 The Turkish IL~IIi potcniLnEa~s came la I1,eiF ruhes of rIilre and 'r'Ilin'1 themselves with trnIrnehcna diHI.'l+. CrU%aa AwIitrd The urIiF"i nr Isv;I delegate and eve nHtr~ h. th''ir '"tlla Ihey are ihe cYnoxuIr pt all oYI's.
 The newspapers ehrr s'nneni tii various ylTa.ns upun tine probable out
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14

Tue Nome Bar AsHuciatkum bsst tu- power of ths Alaska Legislature iLItL othsr mAtrsrH
 Prsbld%At Geo. .Hchoilsld appointed MessEB. EnbbAs, Lamar. aiI1LuEI., Nred and t:astls AE d eVrnnllttsa on IHglHlA- tton aEIer A dLsGupbIOH IS suvcrRl rnsrntleFs of the 1neStlnhc .MAhy suK- Krsted .Innpurtant amendments I1 th- ..lsdA and the puw+ra ot the lEEisEn .Iur% were discussed in a gCnuFRI wmy
 NH. LtSAtle suEs4sted Looking up tho uu4%r Luh nt ths power Of tna leg EaIaIure as tv whether h could hIpnRe uu ntfIsaTs und0T LL% code. n@W nItI .HdLIIioLIaI authority including Ihe prosutvtton m aDec1hr offences CITE atAd by thS leeiaIa tnre,
 { W+ 4. Gilmore obserytd that nMe at thv Al%Is%nsa Of the territorial Eet5 was ths fRllnrs 70 provide sUr a legal Ivd- visor tu tns Lsgtanturu hs In otlGrI- tnr1Itar1es having An attorney FencT- al. ME. 0iIM0tE reviewed generally the scope If the s.sI Wlth rrfcrcnce tH IsF1ElstI~R pOwBrH
 .JAdEs NHraue .EtaGtkl IhAt %ns AEt dftf n0t eSsxr1s~ AstsAe the 1rTlHdEciso of the court with reference to hAw SaE- ssIativn uud he also stated that The a:t implied that nrw courts might br ss+a bn sh-sd hy inA legislature. hut hs; HusA H,at he would ."t, in view nf his prescnt office. cxpTrop an opinion He only made n suggestion fnr posEl . IrE inveHr1gdtlon of the 'tiI+atiIu.
 M4tsrq. 1.onlen. t7rtGalw anIl Caxrls hLao disrustsd the lUeAtIon of Inc IAE- IsiatIve P9aers Of the legislature and
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14
BAR DISCUSSES LEGISLATURE
BAR ASSOCIATION
 ON LEGISLATURE

lhr uUIllfnILr+t ApUvi1de1 lIa4 Rsan l,AIlt.I tU mrhL aI He It1cs of Iha dL- igirL uL1prnry oI MuEAAy At ?. nl
 I!sv AsaUClHtInn sIS0 tuck up EhA nrl.trr Sf uIG ehargen Had1 by DT. i'irr n.BEIh in A ItIer to Ehs r1EY tsILII- ell aAxuiusl IuhEs Mgrane. N. H. Gas LIe. GeU. h. SnAofield and ", A, fsil- HtMe. Yhy U"InLnItts$ appointed t0 iu+esIlgEre Iha Ul.AEEAa reported that no xraMnd existed fur LIIeDl whMiSTsr and t 4,-terely venPureL tnozs whu rnuke U Il GIEIvn 10 attack Huhllc a<- h,iaIs They d+x'TIhs tha ReaGaAt5ouA by LIIe LnniHtXkxUlS word "uhtrrH."
 The UurmniItGee called attenIIuM to the fact tlS4L many psF1~pns h&rB are lmpuaed to Bprsad calumnl0AH mattsr nnd the repurL UosstluGss sE s9Ilowal
 The remedy fur such eYp k 1lf hculg. fer as long as SGMmun1fds1 and ulA right oF free speech @kISL and th% naturA of mNEGksA4 iA tho sAnaA. % long VIII 1hers bs such evE. and Ro PusiLITe LAE can bz enacted tQ cOETsor IL Our Iibsl Iaw ik e0uzpIate In itHslr. Hnd aasquRts EU n1set EhS pN31lpa1lO& af iItSenWs nattar ~ia%A wTsttu- TAwa h m rcdEe% h@ ssAudeEUuw &nz&tst dizseM1inaAed. pr pubFiAhad. rhrpuKhuut ihe conmunIty. except the ctvlI actsOn. which YaHr crum1ittee 6asl ls InAAe- u1IatU tU hieAt Ihe situation.
 We therefore EEc1mEse1.L that tho legislative Uo1ri iniLtAe 0f ths HaT All sarIuLinn prepare law to h. IpcQr- pornrrd Iniu our D1nIII noGs. mAkthe tEA malicious and public utrerlnK. 7F ptnnTlEA einK 9E alRndaroua mh1fef . nI1 I1BsIeISiehhnF.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14
FIFTEEN MILLIONS
 ''.-.' FOR ALASKA MINE

In. to prorefi at irucs ID LhC uIpeTa!tnn 1f Ilie prnprrI .<.; nr n farGe scs-h- T,'e mines hu,e been in txiEtl n"S f"r SCnr' Iin.e, hat thr discUr,'tara, an1 later -h' prorsurAT* oG IlLc rnrnpaln, have G''"n delayed by lack UG snElalUus l'hn'is JH thcjr efforts Lo lsvcI0F, them @ ire- n1snduus L10m is <xpcctHl for that uuJtinM ol .Hla ska H'.'II the U+% m'n take hold.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14
TWO MILLIONS FOR
 LINCOLN MEMORIAL

mon uynsntal order and TIll he erected la this city.
 The Ertatrht scHLprurs of thS Coup- try. and poHsihly ur other countries. may hr InvIted t1 cotfrete in an 4KoFt 70 treats Hre nlose &nItzhLe dsAlSn.
 One lHinE Ia caTta1n and that 1z that rarA will he taken tD make the mA. mprlnL one that WIII iIa B p6tn1anent credit lb the country and w0rthS 9f tlH object
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14
Nugget SPseiai serSiea

COt4DRALEi SPRINGS. l'cc 1t.
 Fifteen !niIIinn dollars iR lhy price paid today by HInn ar 1lus clly. I. cGnInnet1nT with lhhrls, Inr tIs puT. chase Gf thr holdings eff tho HasaJueah a1lninK C1muauy uNIlr Juneau
 Annnngsr thpsn Lns%rsEttd in Ihc pur- 0hAhs nTu (, A. Hc$r.II ard Spcncer PenHoRa Hf this nIty and Il. C. Iacklin of Salt Lake. They ara 1nIHcd in the deAl hr Hyden Stone IrI tnmpany. n wsil known ITn, hE EnIrtnE EHu. The Intention of thu puIubasLrs .s RaLA tp
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14
Special Hunsst Ssrvi6A

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Dee, H. Yh+ a4nAIe haa ptLSsed Il resolution approving ..I u.ap Ina to upnrnPriatc two million .dolEara rnr the erection U! :l Hlsmutinl "r Abraham LIHcOIrL
 I'l,n -llans are sitll in their foran7 tive per1UI and nothiILE hut Eusgos- tL0na uxIat us 10 the form which <trh | memorial Will lake. It 1s safe fo cay, however, thct fl wiLl he of trA
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14
RECEIVER FOR RALLRoAc.

DENVER. DtG. 14.-uecrEe v. Val . ltrS, I'TesIdent of lhe Colorado Mid land railroad. has been appointed Fe n&Irer of that road. The property Sr- gcutly got iHtO dIficuItleg hut m iH- vestIEatluh cf its affairs DrCvtd that rn1lerY WAR fiot at f1uh.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14

ArHEES. Deg. 34,-Adric%f r,,t-eir. ,s.Ilie ieh che TlGcCs f,frtt%riy held by thG Turlia'' ,utpF.ats ia th" Eizani forHhcAtiOnA The intention oFjdlrtIlI, i% |" clear tlIc srrriLIMy ly:nG GoIwc~n c:r,a-a% And santi QmrnnEa. which Is now occupied by Crack nIdiers
 It Is almost ; positive c'rIu'niT now that Greccy NNntR IIAr pHrf af Turkey HA tIIe fruIta of LEe vL'rhry bvrT Lh''
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14
cHllEERG ELECTED.
9HsAiAl Nugget Ssrvise.

SEATTLE nuv. l1, J, F. tFhilnrT= has heen gIcctud prsa1drnt H the chamber Of rannmn-cr Gf tftx cItY. HN "nH president Of tlr' A |. P. r8rosi- tidD,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14
TOM TAGGART
 ON DYNAMITE
FAMOUS POLITICIAN Is WITNESS IN TRIALs AT INDIANAPOLIS.
Special Nnsps+ sss7Nas-

Special NnsBs+ sss1Nsa.
 INDIANAPOLIS. Due. lI-ThofhAI TSEE1F+. shr famous democratic poll tinian. ~as a w1tRaiEs t1dny EN th' trial he the alleged dSnan1IfG cUnspir- Asurs. He tLNl4lle1 t0 .the explosion
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14
n.ao.t spAeia: ss~sssA-

Nsaask spAeia; ss~sssA
 CtlHSTAETINoFT.E. prH, Is-fhc Tmxish pls'lipoieHtnTi"* have 1@S'l Inurucsed not ta u,eet sh' Greek Arl+- Tsles ar fisruss t8rras "f pr''a' F'th them unless Greece s'EnR thu HTmis- r,se. Ttls iA certain sa 'a'Isr q big hstrh In the pca'~ Prat'rainGs aud nav brinG AbpuE a G.l.L LAiLurr "r thc sonfSrenrs Eheulh tirccre insist :r be- lnk recognized As party 10 'hh nSxo- l. italians l, Ia. hard to Sre how hHr aI'. Hes "an reruHr tU dcTn'lah h'r ad'nih - .nn into them md rthgr rlnRc HurlI Y deEasnd Turkey is t1rdT rSre"sef to acrCdt tG 1t,
 T1KjN1E DeH.. 1I.-Asl the pbESlpu
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14

Tw4Ivs nuresa cf sshillinas 6Ast is ~qusl &s kistsAn Hf any other kind ns bAlt;mu reMder splA Aa PaIAk'a'
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14
EAglas dznas eaturAay 2 p. r'
AT TNE MEM kAnLE.

Hsmrtsh BFsR' "APolIt~ adsr sn drau1is, aiss ~1Afaut" by the bH4liA st 6aE4.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14

rome ar the ncEoti8Liunh Some ts% . hrvc IhHI while Turkey je talStRE pUT' ahs Ia AlEu nresitHtinR with ETurt r"wsra tur sid sheuld the Halkau al Iirx rEf1iSd ro comply ~Ith her desires ia llr" T hAt gion of sEttlRmepL
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14

Remenhsr and AfWaYs remember that the money hack auAraptss aess ~itE, svsryt.ing so.d under the sshiI- Iimu Sn ark | Hull lirs carried at F1lst&
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14

Tho fort hey& Ara +Ias~n N'lssN lt eem~a sD hAsahaII. s%A thssn ATAlr Friday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14

hnHEHI. Dac- IA EunGTaI ht. f.rtsive movement haa hesn hGs;un t,' Ihr ;;~ek S.rcea all over EpEfus EI$ is the nnctent name for that part If tha TurEIsh emptre which Ia nn%' occupied by parts I Albania. 1Ar'Sss O. MAcedoniu. Ie tufes in the siiin 'rh part ot ALoanin. ua1 h.I ,kE9si JanaAa. howsyrr. is ths nafH1 6f tnA cttAssr pESt of fhe .te4- rltnrY which ia meant when the nxm& icnieua Is uHrd. Tho r1cFr thA Gfsek Hru'y moves the moro evident dneE fl becoIES that Greece wanIa iIE' hTtt- tbsY brtwef:n Greece proper md tho AdrLs tic in spite ut the warming us ArarIa anl Italy
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14
SUSAN HILLS cEAD. Special Nugget Service,

OAKLAND. ptc. 1Ss-Sux1n J1n- caIn Mills. funndAr Of HalH college died here last night
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14

We have a ar9s assnrtUasnt of faney h1Iiday sift 511tA ready for mailing. Lsnsn Eros.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14

sAYl REMEMBER NOW! Next Saturday night; KoVf oArdsH.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14

Imported fsau Fsaw @Afsrs ai Ps- l4&F%.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14
TURKEY REFUSES TO DEAL
 WITH GREECE WAR PROCEEDS

rusEy, It ia tnc ThnvInce of JaninR which, they intended tU rak+ when thrS started the kst wal ItE Hna- aeRrios wilt mean n ntInuI'"S ierrI thrr From thr AgAan Io thu AdrIatIn an.;a NH inCrensc the sise oF GisHsHn irrn EuduUsly ~hIlo improving It's pa sitk.n from the strpteeir pnInt of view.
 rHih JanlnS has bern Yrrr1rm by CiI$ troops the psrtIetpGTinn of Grs~ Ia the negotiations nnsd mn Hc rxTt e:',d .i5 dreAae fears that If JA- niDt Is not in Ter hAads when pr'src 1S q, rIarf'd she will never get H.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14

impa-s4d TA4 TrAs MseEfa. at po'
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14

Eau. ebssksd Rse deesh .t Foi>tA
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14

THe NEW EAALE ThA hnma nt sfralsste MblaksYs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-14

LONDON per.. 14.-Asl the p.c,,lpu
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-12-11
OKLAHOMA NEWS IN BRIEF.

Invitations have been issued for the
Inauguration of James Burnette Esk-
ridge, president of the Oklahoma Col
Iege for Women. which is to occur De
cember l6 at Chickasha.
]. A. Davidson has been appointed
member Of the republican state cen
trail committee from Oklahoma county
by State Chairman Arthur II. Gessler
to succeed w. H. T. Trudgeon, re-
signed
Intoxicating liquor shipped to Okla
homa City cannot legally be reshipped
from here to the portion of the state
formerly indian territory, according
TO an opinion of Attorney General
West given to State Enforcement Off
Ger Caudill.
The criminal court of appeals in an
opinion of Judge Doyle, affirmed the
conviction of Buck Nelson in Mayes
county of conjoint robbery and sen
tenee Of five years Imprisonment.
The court dismissed the appeal Of
John Boydstun, Bryan county, con-
yieted on charge of Illegal posses
sion of intoxicating liquors.
The board OF public affairs has au-
thority to contract for quarters for
use OF the legislature, according to
an opinion of the attorney general.
Since il has been suggested that rent
claims for such purposes may be paid
by citizens of Oklahoma City, the at
torney general advises that the board
consult with the citizens committee.
Aaron Case, convicted of vagrancy
and fined $40 and costs in the county
court Of jefferson county, has ap.
pealed Complaint was made against
Case alleging he had no visible means
of support and was what is commonly
known as a tin horn gambler" This
is one of few instances where the
vagrancy laws have been invoked in
an attempt to suppress alleged gamb-
ling.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-12-11

cooking will be in the Larkin booth,
Christmas sweets of all kinds at the
candy booth. Aprons of all kinds
aside from other useful articles will
be found at the domestic booth
Luscious cakes, dressed chicken, can
ned fruits and jellies at the exchange
booth, and last but not least the art
booth. Every lady in town will want
to see the beautiful pictures here on
display--pretty and dainty hand
painted calendars. There are pretty
panels and oblong pictures painted
by Japanese artists, the scenes are
taken from nature in their land The
black and white ones are called Lac
quer work and are done with Laquer
on background, done with pow
dered charcoal with an air brush. The
birds and flowers are done in Japa-
rese vegetable colors, All these pic
lures and calenders are sold for rea-
sonable prices and will be just the
thing for your Christmas gifts.
Dainty refreshments will be served
both Friday and Saturday and Friday
night will be the time for every one
to come ad have a good time in good
spelling match "a
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-12-11

Kansas City Stock Yards, Dec. g.
Liberal marketing of short fed steers
last week caused slight reduction in
prices on fair to good ones, which
formed the bulk of the run Other
markets also had heavy runs of fed
cattle, which made the decline of 10
to Is cents look very moderate Other
classes Of cattle held up steady The
run here today is 10000 head, some
what larger than was expected, and
the majority of the supply is again of
the short fed variety A fair degree
of finish has been put on most of the
Offerings, sales ranging from S700 to
5000 today. These cattle are max
ing money for the feeders so far,
hence there is disposition to replace
them in feed lots; and turn the same
trick again Therein is found some
difficulty, as indicated by an advance
of 10 cents on feeding steers today,
account of the strong demand for
them, and the relative scarcity. while
the killing cattle are selling barely
steady. Shipmens to the country from
here last week footed up $4,000 head,
as compared with 10000 and best
feeders $3.50, partly finished steers
going to the country up to $500. These
are the highest prices ever paid for
commercial cattle, the best a year
ago selling around $5.75 Range cat
tie are about all in, the season clos
ing with beef steers up to $I35. cows
and heifers $6.55. stockers and feeders
1925, the seasons pinnacle. Fed
quarantine steers reached $74O today,
COWS $3.50, low grade Southern stuff
$3.50 to $500. A run of 10000 hogs
came in today and sold to 10 higher,
top $3.50, bulk S7.65 to $7S715. Hogs
are selling on a fresh meat basis,
hence all sectional lines have been
wiped out, and price shere are as high
as at Chicago or any other market.
Quality is good, and is improving. but
the heavy fresh meat demand, and
the consequent strong competition,
keeps prices SO high that pork cellars
are not being replenished, a bull ndi-
cation on future markets Run Of
sheep today 1000, market stronger.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-12-11
"Mutt and Jeff"

The plays the thing! Give us a
good play" This Is the cry of theatre
goers all over the country; meaning
that they want to see good play, ir
respective Of who's playing it. This
is the secret of the success of Gus
Hills production of Bud Fishers fam
ous cartoon play Mutt and JEFF =
Seems inconceiyable, doesn't it? That
the great American theatrical syndi-
cate should acknowledge Mutt and
jeff" as the financial success of the
year. Do you grasp the full meaning
Of this? Do you realize that Mutt
and Jeff" is scoring greater success
than any OF the big stars of the theat-
rical armament, making more money
than John Drew, Maud Adams or Ethel
Barrymore? That's just what it
means, when the big ones" say the
financial success of the year Why?
Because Mutt and jeff" is the sort of
play the people want to see 1t goes
without saying that to be financial
success, it must have been an artistic
success. New York, Chicago, Phila-
delphia and Boston, Mutt and JEFF
played TO the record business of the
season The box office record of the
year at the Grand Opera House, New
York, is held by Mutt and jeff" The
biggest receipts o fthe season at the
Manhattan Opera House, New York,
was during the engagement of Mutt
and Jeff.' Fourteen weeks to abso-
lutcly capacity at the Gloce Theatre,
Boston, seems almost absurd, but it's
fact all the same; same thing at the
Globe Theatre, Chicago. One of the
four companies is now playing to the
largest receipts on the Pacific Coast.
To use a popular expression Mutt and
JEFF" is cleaning up, for the reason
that it is a good show; the critics and
the people have said so. Gus Hill will
send his company of forty-five clever
performers with car load of gor-
geous accessories to the Grand for an
engagement of one night, Thursday
December 18th. The best advice the
people OF Vinita can be given, is to Sc
cure seats at once.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-12-11
NOTICE..

All persons having claims against
Hugh Holland, deceased, are required
to present the same with the necessary
vouchers, to the undersigned admins
traitor at his residence near Bluejacket
Craig County, Oklahoma, or at the
law Office of J. C. Starr in Vinita
Craig County. Oklahoma, within -four
months from the date hereof, or the
same will be forever barred.
Dated December 9th, 1912.
]. N. HOLLAND,
l6-17 Administrator
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-12-11
USED SHOTGUN
TO COLLECT BILL
Editor is Fined 500 And viii Work
il Out In Jail.

Springfield, Mo, Dec. 10.-Use of a
shotgun to enforce the collection OF
an advertising account proved an un-
remunerative undertaking to ]. d.
Coffman, editor and owner Of the Fair
grove Times, of this county, and he
now is in jail serving out 500 fine
which was imposed by Judge Alfred
Page of the criminal court today.
Coffman entered plea to exhibit
ing shotgun in a threatening man
ner. He declares that he could not
hire a lawyer for less than 500, and
rather than pay that fee, he entered
his plea. His wife will print the pa
per during his incarceration
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lambs up to $7.75. Packer buyers are
under positive orders not to advan~ e
the market, the packers realizing it
could easily become runaway market,
but prices are working upward in spite
of this. Best wethers are worth 1856,
ewes at $500 to $435, yearlings up to
$3.50, feeding lambs $500 to $3.50.
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State of Oklahoma, County of Craig,
SIS. In the County Court.
Guardianship of Beulah E. McAfrey
a Minor; James A. McAffrey, Guar.
dian. No. 1885.
NOTICE OF SALE OF MINOR
LANDS.
Notice is hereby given that the un.
dersigned, James A. McAffrey, as the
guardian of the person and estate of
Beulah E. McAffrey, a minor, will,
pursuant to an order of the County
Court of Craig County, Oklahoma,
made and entered on November 23re,
1912, in Probate Case No. 1885, expose
for sale at private sale to the highest
bidder for cash, the following describ-
ed lands situated in Craig County, Ok
lahoma, to-wit
The Northeast Quarter (NE la
of the Northwest Quarter (NW
Ia and the Southwest Quarter
(SE LAD of the Northwest Quar-
ter (NW 1-4) of the Northwest
Quarter (NW 1-4) of Section
Twenty.three (2S) Township
Twenty-six (2Gl North, Range
Twenty-one (2D East, containing
fifty acres more or less.
Said land will be sold, on or after
Thursday. December 18th, 1912. Bids
for said land should be made in writ
ing. signed by the party and accom-
panied by certified check for not less
than ten per cent (10l OF the amount
bid, enclosed in a sealed envelope, and
endorsed Probate Case No. 1885, Bid
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on Minor Land" Said bids may be
deposited with the Judge of the Coun-
ty Court of Craig County, Oklahoma
or with said Guardian, or left with
Bebout & Voyles at their office, in
Vinita, Oklahoma.
The terms of sale of said land shall
be, all cash on confirmation of said
sale by the County Court of Craig
County, Oklahoma, and delivery of the
deed by James a. MeAffrey, guardian
OF the person and estate of Beulah f.
McAifrey a minor
JAMES A. McAFFREY,
S0-05 Guardian of Beulah r. McAffrey
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Christmas Razar.

There will be caps and caps on sale
at the bazar at the Presbyterian
church next Friday. Dainty caps, dust
caps, breakfast caps and boudoir caps
There is the fancy work booth and
everything to season the Christmas