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Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-16
Legal Advertisements.
SAVANNA COPPER COMPANY. 505 LOnsdale Building,
 DULUTH, MIN.


WHEREAS, The Secretary Of the Company, in pursuance of such res oluuou and of the bylaws. gave due notice of the said call to each holder of part paid stock of the company. in cluding the stockholders hereinafter named as delinquent, by mail, by 6e- posting on the 5th day of October, 1911, a printed notice Of said call in the post office at Duluth, Minnesota. postage prepaid, addressed to each stodkhclder st his address as the same appears on the books of the com pany; and,
 WHEREAS. Those certain stock holders Of the company whose names are hereinafter set out, have wholly failed to pay either or both of said calls, or any part thereof, as 10 cer- tain shares of stock held by them al- though the times fixed in said resolu-
 tions for paying the same have passed; and
 WHEREAS, The names of said de- nnquent stockholders with the num-
 Der of shares owRed by each Of them on which he has so failed to pay said call or calls. and the serial number of
 the certificate representing such de-
 hnquent shares, and the amount pay able on each such certificate under
 said call or calls, are all as particu-
 larly set out fin the following table,
 the serial number of said certificate
 being in the column under the head
 ing. Number Certificate; and the
 number Of delinquent shares repre- sented by each certificate being op- posite to the serial number of such certificate in the column under the heading Number Shares Delinquent the name of each delinquent stock holder being opposite the serial number of the certificate for the delinquent shares owned by him in the column under the heading, 1 Names or Delinquent Stockhold- CTS" and the amount payable ana delinquent on such certificate un- | der such call or calls being set op- posite the serial number of said cer tircate. and the name of the stock holder owning the same, in the col
 smn under the heading. Amt Delin- Quent," as follows, towit:
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WARREN PLAYERS ARE PAIRED F0R MATCH Country Club Greens Com- mittee Announces
 Arrangements

Yesterday the greens committee Of the Warren District Country club com pleted the pairing Of the players for the big dinner match which win start on Saturday and run through the coming week including Saturday the twenty-fourth. The pairing is as follows:
 Red Blue
 Allen Gohring Balmforth Fitzpatrick r. Ii. BarkdoIi Davenport Bridge Flora Benner Hunter Backett Broqhy, N. d. Brophy. w. H. Lennert Buckwaiter Burus Beddow Stevens BIedsoe, N c. Brewster JulIn Jeffries Lane Dupen, L. Chapman loakum. F.. Curry Milton Cunningham, R. H. Woodman shine Cunningham, NJ. J. Congdon Cunningham, J. Fl. Connolly Mitchell, L. E Cummings Real Dodge Evans Ferguson De Woody Dupen, E. Wallace Fraser, Campbell Lewis Fitzpatrick McGrath Erankenberg, $. Gonzales McVay FrankenbeTg. B. Giles Hillm2n Hamilton Roesler Hawley Holhs Jorallman Rich Johns Treu JoralemaH Rich Ladd Thompson Lyons Mitchell, N. W Marks Moss Morrison Herendeen NcGregor Mckee NcKelIigan O'Connell Nash Notman Newman Overlook Nyland O'Brien
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WHEREAS, On the 9th day of Feb ruary, 1911, the Board of Directors oi Savanna Copper Company adopted the following resolutions:
 RESOLVED. That call ot Fifty Cents t50c) per share be and 1t is hereby made upon all of the outstanding part paid stock Of the company, due and payable on the lst day of March, 1911: and,
 RESOLVED, That the Secre- tary of this Company be and he is hereby directed to mall due no- tice Of such call to each holder of part paid stock at his place of residence as the same appears on the books of the company. in accordance with the bylaws in such ease made and provided and,
 WHEREAS. The Secretary of the Company in pursuance of said res olution and Cf the bylaws gave due notice of said call to each holder ci part sad stock ot the company, in cluding the stockholders hereinafter named ss delinquent, by mail, by de posting on the 11th day of February 1911, a printed notice of said call in the post office at Duluth. Minnesota postage prepaid, addressed to each stockholder et his address as the same appears on the books Of the company; and,
 WHEREAS. On the 2nd day ot October. 1911, the Board of Directors of Savanna Copper company adopted the following resolutions:
 RESOLVED, That call Of Five Dollars ts5.0O per share be and 1t is hereby made upon all of the outstanding part paid stock Of this company, due and payable on the lst day of November, 1911; and,
 RESOLVED, That the Secre- tary Of this Company be and he is hereby directed to mail due mo- tice of such call to each holder Of part paid stock at his usual place of residence as the same ap- pears on the books Of the com pany, in accordance with the by laws in such case made and pro rided." and,
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WITH THE BOXERS

Matty Baldwin has recovered from his injury and is training for his bout with K O. Brown at New York, Feb 22
 Bombardier Wells, champion of England. is coming 10 America, look ing for a muss with one Jack Johnson, Of Chicago.
 Kid McCoy's mother, who is con. cucting 2 revival meeting in Indian. apOlis. has written to him urging him to give up boxing and become an evangelist.
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AND. WHEREAS. By q resolution Of the Board Of Directors Of saia company, duly adopted on the 18th day of January. 1912. 1t was resolved and ordered that each and all Of said shares on which tho said call or calls have not been paid as aforesaid, be forfeited and sold for such failure to pay said call or calls as herein after set out: and that due and legal notice Of such sale be given by the Secretary Of the Company.
 NOW THEREFORE, Notice is here by given that at the office of the Company at Bakerville, Cochise Coun- ty, Arizona, which is the ofice Of
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TO THE PUBLIC

Caretto & Co, have sold Maze Cafe to Mike Raich and company which takes effect Feb. 18th, 1912. II
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TO SKATE FOR TITLE

BOSTON. Mass, Feb. 15:-Nearly a score of the fastest skaters in the United States and Canada reported in this city today to take part in the in- ternational speed skating champion ships. to be pulled of in the Boston Arena.
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INTERSTATE BAsk tiTeAL L

OMAHA. Neb.. Feb. 15:--Many of the principal high schools of Iowa and Nebraska are entered in the in terstate basketball tournament at the University of Omaha The tourpa ment opens tonight and will coni nue over tomorrow and Saturday.
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Hoyand and Smith, on the 1st day of March. ls1z at four o'clock in the afternoon, the said delinquent shares represented by the above enumerated certificates will be sold at public auc- ton to the highest bidder for cash Such sale will be made by the Sec retary Of the Savanna Copper Com pany, or by some person designated by him to make the same.
 Dated at Duluth, Minnesota, Jan uary 17th, 1912.
 SAVANNA COPPER COMPANY, By HARVEY P. SMITH,
 Secretary.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-08
90 8 90 Q 0 100000 oot

Judge Ben L. Lindsey is famous as
the originator and head OF the chill
drens court of Denver His methods
of dealing with boys directly and Civ
ing them another chance are now be-
ing tried with good results in juvenile
courts all over the world Interest in
juvenile offenders has been awakened
and judges have realized the inadvls-
ability of sending children to jails in
company with older offenders. Sys-
TENS of supervision and parole have
been established, but above all things
Judge Lindseys plan of heartto-heart
talks has resulted in saving thousands
Of boys who would otherwise have
gone traight to career of crime, all
through being misunderstood. Judge
Lindsey began his work for the chill
dren by accident He spent his boy
hood in Denver and belonged to sew
eral gangs. just as do most of the
voung offenders called before him for
punishment. He studied law in the
office of Denver attorney and be-
came interested in politics In con
sideration of his work an Office was
given to him, and 1t happened to be a
short term district judgesLip. One
day. in the routine of work, he had
sentenced boy to jail for stealing,
The boys mother created scene in
the courtroom. and after court he
questioned both the mother and the
boy. He found a condition of affairs
that touched his heart The boy was
guilty. there was no doubt about that,
but he was his mothers only help,
and even the minimum Jail sentence
would bring misery to the woman
The boys sentence was suspended on
condition that he make personal re-
port to the Judge every day The Judge
had the satisfaction Of seeing the boy
brace up and become useful member
Of society. This experience convinced
Judge Lindsey that the courts We're
wrong in their methods Of dealing with
juvenile offenders. He looked into
conditions at the jals and protested
against children being thrown in with
older offenders. Then began an agita
ton for a children's court, whore the
cases OF children could be considered
apart from other cases.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-08
TEAM WORK.

The value of cooperation, was the
subject discussed at the midday lunch
at the Burlington today where about
|sxty business and professional men of
Vinita sat down. The movement that
brought about this gathering of Vinita
men was started by DR. Bulgin and
the ministers of the city, but the dis
cussion was largely along commercial
lines. These noon lunches are to con-
tinue from day to day, and judging
from the initial one, viii not only be
popular. but productive of much good
to Vinita commercially, socially and
spiritually.
The value of team work in a splen-
did, growing city like Vniita, can
scarcely be estimated. There were
men enough With ability enough, to
build a city nearly any where. seated
around that board today Organized
and aggressive effort win win In every
relation Of life
In the great baseball games a few
weeks ago between the New York
Giants ard the Boston Red sox was
not won by the wonderful pitching of
Joe Wood. but by the team work of
the aggregation backed by the match
less organization headed by Jake Stahl
The championship OF the world was
won through the perfect cooperation
OF all the men on the team
If the business and professional men
of vinita had such an organization for
the advancement of the towns inter
ests. no man could begin to measure
the results that would come soon aud
swift vinita would be as she that
looketh forth as the morning. fair as
the moon, clear ais The sun. and terrible
as an army with banners"
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-08
Thoughts After Election.

We have just passed through a
presidential campaign in which pub
lie questions. really appalling both in
their number and In their Importance,
have been necessarily discussed. Es-
pecially striking has been the faith
shown by large numbers Of people in
the value of forms and methods. either
old or new. in bringing about good
government.
In reality, OF course, we shall not
uproot the weeds In our public garden
either with new hoes or old ones, I'M
less we apply the hoes Certainly one
of the most useful Instruments for
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-08

have been used as factors in the politi-
|cal game. The newspapers of Garth
Brown bread, white bread, cakes, and
candidates for sheriff is giving prac-
tical demonstration of his belief in
the enforcement of sanitary laws. In
his campaign for election he is using
paper folding sanitary drinking cups
as campaign literature. Each cup
bears a picture of the candidate and
statement of his candidacy So far as
we are aware, says The Journal of
the American Medical Association, this
is the first time that the individual
drinking cup has been used to pro-
mote politics as well as good health
The possibilities of this plan are al.
most unlimited and numerous elabora-
tions will no doubt suggest themselves
to our readers and to future caydi.
dates. 1t IS encouraging to see the
position of a candidate on sanitary
questions made an issue in political
campaign
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-08

DfihSlnB ABOUT a cidner pOlltlCai life
is tho secret ballot. But if the secret
ballot enables the laboring man or the
poor clerk to vote as he wishes With
out fear OF a tyrannous employer, it
also enables the Snug hyprocrite to-
vote without fear of detection for the
eyiI he desires, instead OF for the good
to with he pays lip service
Obviously. good government rests
ultimately on the moral and intellec.
tual value OF the man in the voting
booth. Were he perfectly yirtuous and
perfectly wise, the form Of our gov
lernment would be a matter Of indiffer-
ence For on what does the politician
count who wishes to exploit the public
for his private advantage? Invariably
he counts upon his ability to offer to
some large class OF voters tempting
bribe q blink his iufractions Of the
moral lava bribe real or illusory.
according to the intelligence OF the
class from whom he seeks power To
shrewd business men he either prom
ises some special privilege or else
plays upon their fear of losing one
that they enjoy to the saloon-keepers
and others who live by vice, he prom
ises discreet protection; to the dull
and credulous fellows, he swears that
seven half-penny loayes shall be sold
for penny" AS long as there are
large classes in the community suscep-
tible to this sort of management. so
long win adroit and unscrupulous men
play upon their selfshness or their
credulity-no matter what the form of
government.
The path, then, Of true political re-
form lies in increasing our individual
virtue and intelligence-th two indis-
pensable qualities of the good citizen
An Intelligent unselfish, patriotic |
people that practices the christian
virtues cannot be misgoyerned. On
he other hand, no nation can escape
Evil If the man Ia the voters booth is
sither selfish or dull.
The tariff, the trusts" the referen-
lum and the initiative that we have
,een discussing so furiously during
he past summer and fall are import
int matters. but not one of them, or
III of them put together, is so import
int as the quality of the electorate.
FOR months we have been criticizing
,andidates and doctrines; now that
We have counted noses and found out
What the most of us desire, will it not
'e well for us to turn from criticism
Il others to criticism of ourselves?
VII 1t not be well for each of us to
determine what his political action
meant, for each of us to ask himself.
Did ] vote in my own interest. or in
hat of the republic? Did | laziIy ac-
ept eatchwords and party badges as
ny guide or did really give my mind
o the issues of the campaign"
II We cannot answer such questions
With clear eonscience,-as, thank
iod, many OF us can,--then certainly
te should not postpone making good
esoutions until New-years. 1t will
e four years to another presidential
but we can begin at once to e
make the next one wiser and purer; G
ge can give more and more of our
upport to those agencies-religious or K
EDUCATIONAL or purely personal-that &
re so energetically at work to make K
len wiser and better, and by so doing
eIp them to appreciate the fact that
% one can misgoyern them except d
Youths Companion. {
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-08

Professor John Alley of the Political
Science department has secured sew
eral Of the state officials to deliver a
series of lectures to his political sci
ence classes this year. This supple
mentary work will be very beneficial
to the students for it will furnish them
practical instruction in the administra-
tion of government directly from those
who are running it, Attorney General
West, Secretary of State Harrison
Commissioner Iaenshaw and others
will lecture at different times through
the year.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-08

Public opinion moves rapidly and
the innovation of yesterday is the
commonplace of today. It is only a
short time since the suggestion of in
diyidual drinking cups was regarded
as an advanced hygieuic proposition.
Today they are not only accepted as
customary in many parts Of the coun.
try but in one locality, at least. they
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-08

The football teams of the various
schools and colleges of the university
are eagerly practicing for the winter
class and school games which are COM
ing soon, The team which wins the
best percentage Of the schedule wins
the championship Of the school The
interest in the games is alrady very
keen, and the anxiety of she partici.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-08

Dean and Mrs. Holmberg. Dr. and
Mrs. Ohern entertained the Popular
Science Club Tuesday evening at the
home of Dr. Ohern. Dean Buchanan
read very interesting paper on
Third Parties in the United States, I"
tracing In considerable detail the re
volts" from the older established par
ties. He concluded that they all have
materially aided progress in needed
reforms
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-08

The Y w. G. A. is making another
membership campaign. Already its
membership is larger than it has ever
been in the history of the school, but
there is much work to be done by the
organization. For that reason another
campaign for members is being car
ried on.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-08
oooOoooooooooooooo
o UNIVERSITY NEWS NOTES. o
o OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The interest which Oklahoma stu
dents have for the political welfare of
their state and nation was well mani
tested at the election this week when
large number of the students of the
university went to their homes to vote
The day was holiday at the univer-
slty and large number returned to
their homes for the purpose of using
their privileges of franchise.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-08

Miss Kate Barbonr, an alumnus Of
the university was elected county su-
periutendeat of Cleveland county on
the democratic ticket Tuesday. Miss
Barbour has been q successful teacher
in OkIahoma for severa. years and
this success has won for her the po-
sition OF head Of the Cleveland county
schools.
Claude Pickard. a former student
and football star of the university was
elected sheriff of Cleveland county at
the election Tuesday Pickard is a
man who has been reared and edu-
catd in Norman aud Cleyelaad county
and his constituents elected him be-
cause they knew him.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-08

Miss Helen Galbraith of Seymore,
Indiana, has been visiting her cousin,
Miss Vina Akin who is attending the
university. Both OF the young ladies'
are nieces of Professor Buchanan
dean Of the College of Arts and
Sciences.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-08

The returns Of the Kansas football
game We're received at the drug stire
of Barbour and Sons. The miniature
football field with the adjustable ball
was used to Indicate the position Of
the ball ad its possession. There were
several hundred enthusiasts watching
the board. when al last victory was
announced, several hundred students
formed in line Of parade and marched
up and down the main street singing
and giving college songs.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-08

Professor J. l. Tucker Of the Engi-
neering School has prepared a very
valuable pamphlet on Brick Paving in
oklahoma The little booklet is now
being printed by the university press
and will soon be ready for free distri-
button TO those people in the state
who are interested in the business Of
brick paving.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-08

Definite details are lacking but the
Chieftain feels justified in the asser-
tion that something happened over at
Tuesday We trust Teddy
didn't desert his able ally.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-08

Roy Ethridge, second year stu
dent of medicine at the hospital in
Oklahoma City, died Monday morning
with typhoid fever. Mr. Ethridge had
many friends in the university all Of
whom were admirers of his manly
He was an exemplary stu.
dent.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PROVIDENCE

0 PROVIDENCE. {
0 God moves In a mysterious way
o His wonders to perform;
o He plants his footsteps in the c
Q sea,
Q And rides upon the storm. G
o Deep in unfathomable mines o
o or neyer-faiIing skill, o
0 He treasurers up his bright o
o designs, D
o And works his sovereign will o
o Ye fearful saints. fresh cour- o
o age take; o
o The clouds ye SO much dread o
Q Are big with mercy and shall o
o break o
Q In blessings on your head o
Q Judge not the Lord by feeble o
o sense. o
o But trust him for his arace; o.
o Behind frowning providence o.
o He hides a smiling face. oI
O OI
0 His purposes will ripen fast, oil
O Unfolding every hour; oil
o The bud may have bitter oil
taste; OIL
hut sweet will be the flower. oil
o Blind unbelief is sure to err, OIL
o And scan his works in vain OIL
o God is his own interpreter Ol
D And he will make it plain fOI
0 William Cowper. OIL
q q q OnnOnOO O0n0 Nn0 80 al
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-08

Sunday morning the victorious
Sooners were met at the station on
their return from Kansas. by large
gathering of students who gave them
welcome. The fact that the day was
Sunday could not stop the enthusiastic
The team won a great vic
tory and was deserving of all praise
from their admiring supporters.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-08

Mrs LYDIA Robertson Caldwell physi-
cal director for women at the uni
yerslty, reports a larger squad of girls
who are playing basket ball than there
ever was before since her coming to
the school There is larger number
of new players who are trying for the
team this year, who show stellar abil-
ity than was ever known before at
the institution. good schedule has
been arranged with the other strong
aggregations of the state, and the
games win begin to be played after
rhanksgiving holidays.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-08
pants is beginning to heighten.

pants = beginning to heIghten.
The board of registration of the
state of New York recently met and
one matter which it passed on favor
ably was the approval of the Okla
homa School of Medicine. This regis
tration means the recognition of work
done in the Oklahoma school for pro-
fessional license in the state Of New
York, which state has the highest re-
quirements of any in the union.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-03

eesville, have zone on an extended
visit to friends and relatives in Pitts.
burgh.
Mr. Charley Myers, of Cumberland,
who has been the guest of his grand
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. a. H. Myers,
has returned home.
Dr. d. T. Fry was called to Win
chester Saturday on account Of the
serious illness of his mother Mrs L.
Fry of Washington.
Mrs. f. IIorner and children of Mar
tinsburg, were weekend visitors Of
Mrs. Robert Pcarrell.
Mrs. John Richard who has been
suffering With broken arm is i'm.
proving as we'll as can be exBected.
Miss Mary Cookies. who has been
visiting friends in PiQua aud Dayton,
Ohio, and Moundsyilc, w. Va, has
returned home. Willie in Dayton she
was the guest of Mr., William G. Rick
ard, formerly of lledgesfille
Miss Estclle Taylor, who has been
the guest Of Miss Mildred Harris, re.