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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-05-13

hereby announce myself for re-
election to the Office of County Clerk
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-05-13

The Chieltain is authorized to an
nounce the candidacy OF H. e. Riden.
hour for reelection to the Office of
Sheriff of Craig County, Oklahoma,
subject to the action of the Democratic
Primary of August, 1912.
H. e. RIDENHOUR.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-05-13

The Chieftain is authorized to an
iounee L. P. Smart as a candidate for
he office Of Sheriff of Craig County,
oklahoma, subject to the Democratic
primary, August, 1912.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-05-13

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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-05-13

| hereby announce my candidacy for
nomination for Congress from the
Third district, subject to the Republl-
can primaries.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-05-13

JAMES DENNIS FLYNN.
Sapulpa, Okla.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-24
DkNIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

by necessity, but on Wednesday many out of work for the day were killing time about town.
 Progressive Rally Tonight.
 Tonight (Thursday) when the pro gressives hold their first rally in Kill ingly. the observers of things political those in closest touch with the affairs hope to get their first line on the strength of the new party in this town Progressive leaders are claim ing from 300 to 400 votes, but bets with them are being made that the records of the coming election will be under the lower figure. No one. not even of the third party, seem certain of the strength, however, so the rally tonight will hold special interest for those try ing to study out the situation for one reason or another.
 Town Equipped for Road Building.
 During the last few days there has been an expression of sentiment about town that Killingly should continue to build the sections of state road that are to be let during the present fiscal year. The town has the road building machinery and has always made good in this class of work. The contract recently let to the Trumbull Con- SLTuCI1On company TOT tHo EOdO HUH a point near Attawaugan to the Put nam line will be the first to be car ried out in Killingly by a party other than the town in a number of years.
 Bowling Season Opens.
 Bowling has again been taken up for the winter season and strong team of rollers is being developed at the Center street alleys. This combination has already had some interesting games with Moosup teams.
 Leaves Family for FatherIand.
 Some local people are impressed that some of the Greeks who have gone away from here to fight for their native land are over patriotic. One young woman and her baby have been left by a husband father, who may be so unfortunate as never t6 return. The little family remains here with rela- lives and many are the tears that the mother sheds.
 Rain Welcome.
 Owners of woodland property in this section breathed a sigh of relief or Wednesday when rain began to fall ir sufficient quantities to avert for a time | the danger of forest fires.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-24
COLDS AFFECT
 THE KIDNEYS
Many NeswSoh People Have Found
 This To Be True.

Are you rgetGhec in had weather?
 Does every cold settle on your kid ae9se
 Does your back ache and become weak?
 Are 1r'iriaErs passages irregular and &aatnessing?
 These sgmSGOms are cause to sus- pect kidney weakness.
 Weakened kidneys need cquick help.
 Doan's Kidney Pftls are espeeial1y pneDaped for waakened kidneys.
 Norwich paoule recommend them.
 c. M. Perry, R. F. D. No. T, Norwich, Conn, says: T think my kidney tnoIlSle WAS brought on by an injury, I had a 9geaf deal Of palm in my back. especially if l attempted to stoop, and mornings IR arising I was lame and soEe. If caught cold it was sure to n1R14e ;my trouble worse. One of my relAttSas had used Doa4iS Kidney Pulls with good results, and when he ad- wised me to try them l procured d box This remedy acted directly on my kidneys relieving the pains in my back and bene6tang ;nle in every way. l can now sleep well and ] do not have that tir@4 fe6hng in the morning. stthl take Boan's Kidney Pills occa- siona,tly and consider them an effect i've kidney remedy"
 For &als by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster MIbbuFn Co, Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States.
 RARlAaFAeF the name DoaRs and take no other,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-24
Cambridge. Mass.

Send me your order for Hay, Grain and Feed. Do it today-Now. You'll not regret it. The superior quality of my Hay. Grain and Feed. combined with my reasonable prices, will amply repay you. I want your business and am sure if you will give me trial order, I'll get your business.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-24
ssWelcome" LEVER BROTHERS COMPANY

the winter, the last to return after few weeks.
 The Matter of License.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-24
YOUNG PEOPLES COURSE
Opens With Delightful Evening by
 Parker's Boston lmperials.

Notwithstanding the unpleasant weather, there was a capacity audience at the Orpheum theater Wednesday evening for the opening concert of the Young Peoples course of entertain ments. which are to extend through the winter. Parl1er's Boston Imperials, group of eight talented yocalists and instrumentalfsts, gave the concert, which included vocal quartsttes and quintettes, Instrumental trios. harp solos, vocal dnets and solos. string and vocal ensembles. The entertainers left nothing to be desired, satisfying the antfcspations of those who have become familiar with the uniform ex- eei1euce of the offerings in the always popular course
 First 1die Day in Weels-
 Wednesday. the first rainy day in weekss demonstrated by forcing into idAenaess many who are employed out of d0ors, how completely al1 available heap has been absorbed within the last few weeks. On clear days recently the business section of Danielson has been bare of aas excepting those called there
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-24

TGopIo . iAOhi So SPShS to Have RaIly-Young Greek Leaves Family to Fight for His Native Land Gordon A. Johnstone, agent of the Danielson Cotton company, leaves FIT 1av for a visit with his mother at Moncton. N. B. He will return dur ing the coming week.
 Seriously Injured.
 Mrs. w. A. Whipple has been called to Providence, where her brother, Frederick White, was seriously ln- jured in an automobile accident.
 pr. c. Byron Sweet of Griswold was in Danielson Wednesday.
 Mrs. Martha Nutall and family, who have been living on the West Side are to occupy the Austin Williams place on Main street.
 Only few days remain for handing lists of taxable property to the asses sors, ten per cent. being added after the first of the month.
 The Misses Dyer of Brooklyn have left that place to spend the winter abroad.
 John Enc of New London, formerly of Danielson. was recent visitor in town.
 State Registers for Distribution.
 Sheriff Preston B. Sibley has num- Der of state automobile registry books which he says he will be pleased to give to anyone interested.
 Albert Mailaot, clerk in Church's store, is slowly recovering from a se- were illness with pneumonia.
 w. B. Moody of the Canoe River mills, Taunton, Mass, may be the new agent of the Danielson Cotton com- pany here. but this has not been au- thoritatively announced.
 Husking Bee.
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spaulding of party at their home in that place to- morrow Friday) evening.
 A fine rabbit dog owned by Ralph Young was accidentally shot in the woods while on hurting trip.
 An unusually large number of wild ducks. black variety, have been shot in this vicinity during the present hunt ing season
 It was stated here Wednesday that application will be made to the county commissioners for 8 license to do g liquor business in the Eli Dagenias place on Railroad square.
 Military Changes.
 Local military men are interested ir the announcement of the impending retirement of Col Gilbert L. Fitch ot Stamford as commander of the coast artillery corps and in the succession of Lieut-Col Henry s. Dorsey of New London to his place. Colonel Fitct has been granted leave of absence until December Il. when. at his owr request, his name will be placed on the retired list.
 Orders for Drill Season.
 Capt. Ebert L. DaTbie of the Thir- teenth company, c. A. C., within few days will issue his order for the dril season that is to open with the coming month. Captain Darbie has beer granted leave of absence from Novem. Der l to January l. and during tha1 period the company will be under the command of Capt A. Putnam Wood ward, who will be recalled from the retired list for the service.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-24
STUDENTS PUNISHED
 FOR ROWDY CONDUCT.
RingIeader Permanently Dismissed,
 Another Dropped for Year.

Champaign, H.. Oct. 22.-The Uni versity of Illinois council of adminis- tration tonight dismissed two stu dents for complicity in a riotous at tack on the opera house Saturday night during a celebration of the uni versity's victory over the University of Danvers football team.
 J. K Walton of Anna, la. a sopho- more, was permanently dismissed for being a ringleader. V. H. Halperein of Chicago, a freshman. was dismissed for one year, his punishment being re- duced because of his youth.
 Announcement was made that an in vestigation is being conducted by Thomas Markle Clark, dean of men, and that 1t is likely that more will be punished.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-24
DANIELSON

Orders for Drill Season Soon-Young
 Peoples Course Opens-Prosressives to Have RaIiy-Young Greek Leaves Family to Fight for His Native Land
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-24

Middletown.-ASa l.. Chamberlain, a New Haven insurance man. was ar rested by Policeman w. s. Wadswortf of Middletown on the charge of vio- lating the city ordinances by leaving his automobile in front Of fire hy- drant on Main street
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-24
PUTNAM

Guardian Opposes Departure of Greek Minor-Superior Court Session To- day-Hospital Guild Reports Bal ance of $374HLicense Renewals De- sired.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-24

The county commissioners have an- nounced no date for coming to Putnam to grant licenses, but all of the dealers doing business here have filed appli- cations for renewals. Putnam has more licenses than it would be en- titled to under the one to 800 law, but this is due to the fact that Putnam has not been a no-license town since that measure became effective.
 Relative to licenses, a Putnam man was heard to remark Wednesday that he would give thousand dollars for a license at the old club house at AL exander's lake. which is in the town of Killfngly. but he realized that such a sum or one many times larger could not bring his desire about.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-24
Compliment from State Policeman

State Policeman Robert Hurley of Hartford stopped off in Putnam a few minutes between trains Wednesday, MT. Hurley paid a compliment to the rectitude of the people of the towns in this part of Windham county by saying that for the past year and more the state police have had little occas- ion to come here on business connected with their department.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-24
PATENTS

Protect sOaF idea Handsome sS-pags
 Guide Book Free. HARRY E. BACK. Attorney at a,~. Phoenix Bdocd<, Bafielsen, Coan. oc4fTltThS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-23
90 no TlIlT MEETING.

Al interested pcrsuus--w h e. u
should include every representative
~ manuHcturing wholesale dis
tributing or similar industry in Albu-
querquc--s should attend the meeting
To- Doe held tonight la the Elks thcatcr
io perfect plays f9r me great manu-
facturcrs and Industrial display at
tho state fair The Herald has all
ready pointed out the great import
ancc of this display tEis is simpl, a
reminder that here b. e. splendid
.chnucc for the kind OF boosting that
boosts u, having a display In the
Industrial section you viii not only ho
helping 60 make the fair record
breaker, hut viii bee giving your own
business some splendid adycrlisins
FOR We expect the biggest crowd ever
gathered together la Albuquerque
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-23

people TO vote on the proposition.
The Kanras city Star mys this
would bc the finest Investment Mis-
souri, could mnkc-ualcss " Invested
more But Missouri. says the ST.
Paul Pioneer Press, does not need
roads any more than does Minnesota.
particularly in the central and north
crn parts. WHERE the state land is
loo Missouri can afford to borrow such
"a sum for such a purpose. surely the
state ~ Minnesota can afford 10 usc
some of her surplus funds. II thoy
can be- diverted 10 such uses The
thiug which Is rctardlng the settle
mcnt of the northern part Of the stat,
b. lack Of good roads II isn't IA,
fact that the state lands and other
lands are In large part wooded and
and comparatively difficult OF Inn.
provcmcnt that delays settlement so
much as the lack Of means Of access
to the land ana of getting to market
the crops It produces.
Tho key 70 the situation b. good
roads In New Mexico ~ well as In
Missouri and Minnesota
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-23
ROAD TAX TEST
CASES TO Be
APPEALED
Attorneys for County and for
Santa Fe Association Come
to An Agreement Today to
Abide by Supreme Court
Ruling.

Francis t. wood. uI Marion aud
wood, representing un, Santa Fc Em-
pluycs Auti-l,uad Tax association.
and District Attorncy 80. o. Vigil and
Attorney J. Benson NDvyll repre-
scuting the county Or Uorudll!o and
the road supervisor ul this district
held conference his afternoon. at
which Il was agreed that the road
tax collectors refrain from collecting
road taX from member cot tho anti
Road Tax association until such time
as a ruling ON the question can bv
obtained from the supreme court II
was agreed to have the road over
seer begin at once tWu test cases
against Two members ut th" Em-
pluyvs' association. MI wood, attor-
ucy FOR the association viii tile an
answer to the complaints ulod by the
county and the counts viii Tile a
demurrer Judge Reynolds VIII rem
der pro forma decision ANA the
eases viii bc AT once taken to the su-
prcmc coIrt. Both sides viii abide
by the decision Or the higher court.
% b. hoped to get tho cases before the
Supreme court during the first week
boz September. In o., meantime the
road ovcrsccr ana nr collector will
refrain from cndcavuriuE Co collect
| road tax from member ot The Anti
Road Tax association CO., lo have the
Santa Fr company uk, The TAX out
of their wages.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-23
BRADEk TO APPEAL
FROM DECISION Of
LOWER COURT

Following conference today with
ms attorneys. Wilson ana Lewis. g.
e. Brldcu OF phurniX, Aria. tu-
uuuucod that nc ND decided tn ape
peal 90 the supreme court his case
against th, water suppl cumptnt
or Albuquerque. boo which Judge Eu' -
uuldE recently rendered decision ir
favor uf the defendant Budon asked
Judgment against The water company
for Approximately $1,000, alleging
that he was dom. god Co. this rNtont
ts the result ui lur mijur, coo the
water pressure when ms hnvs" un
south SECOND street was burned 100
1910 rhr tower court held that an
individual could mot obtain Judgment
the decision hciug uascd on the priu-
cipi, that the water company htd not
entered into AN agreement ur r"u
tract with urJdcu 10 furnish him
water with which Go cXtlnguish ire.
The decision uf Ihr supreme court
win Doe awaited with considerable lu-
tcrcsi n Albuquerque.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-23
\ BIG IDEA.

The decision of the Panama expo
sition commission OF tbs state to
erect at san Diego an exhibit build
ms following the lines OF the old
spanish mission church at Pccos.
y NJ. is good one and the conn
mission acted wisely ia following out
the suggestion which was evolved
from the fertile brain OF col. u T..
Twitcheli Of Las Vegas
The lattcrs position Is we'll taken,
that Il is Impossible for the new
state. as far aa mere size and mag,
niflccIce Is concerned, To compete
with other older and Weather states
IN the matter OF a building when
II comes 60 unique architecture. pic
turcsqueness and beauty. however. Col
Twitcholrs suggestion opens the way
for the new state TO get plenty of ad'
miring attention at the big show a.
san Diego.
A building modelled after the Ole
mission would be- absolutely distinct
i've, not only from the ordinary TYP,
of exhibit building but from the mis-
sion type which ls familiar In cali
fornia. The building us planned vii
give ample space for moving pictur,
lectures and exhibits, and we Shout,
take time boy the forclock and bcgli
plang nov to make these exhibit
thoroughly representative OF the var
led products of every county in New
Mexico. The chance for national ad
ycrtismg, International advertising, "a
point comparatively near this cit'
b. the chance OF lifetime ana Ncy
Mexico should certainly avail hcrscl
Of a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-23
AlrorR Gmr.s NEvorst

y = writer In the Wom8n's Home
Companion declares that the chief
dr,N back 10 the charming ensemble
of the american girl 10 her nervous
ness There may bee something worth
rejecting on by the tair sex In the
following
happened 90 be- In the train the
other day with fifteen young girls
who, With two chapcroncs, were going
10 Sew York city tor "a matinee They
we're from one Of the we'll known
fashionable schools on the outskirts
of the city; the average fashionable
boarding s,nool type daughters,
doubtless. OF the wealthy.
Some OF them wore helmet shaped
affairs that would have frightened
l.auucolot himself. others appeared
from certain Views 10 be reckless, tho
nrms VI their hats literally resting
~ their shoulders some socmcs Ia
have borrowed for hcadgcar the hats
"r stcwiug BEETLES of Og cog aud Ma
gug. one had quite noWcrlik,
beauty. seen ull face. but ouly q hug,
hJi-cruwn aud little hit of chin IN
profile and so pu and ON. Around
their shoulders were drapcd Who'll,
iuNskIns ur other animal skins win
dHngllng claws and open OF snariug
mouths
But noticeable as was the fashion
10 their dress. there was EomcthIul
even more uniformly noticeable about
tbgm their nervousness n was man.
ifcslcd Boa many different WAYS THEN
voices first of AN These were high
OF loud. or hurried or uncontrolled
mot % really uuo 81 beautiful modula.
hon iu one o' them Thor language
too. was clipped aud cut and illy pro
uounrod and their conversation fui
~ very awful perfectly. stun
ming, 'porirctl, adorable" heaven
lN,' etc Al this with a smaucrini
now ANA then pf 90, most cxccrabl'
French. sIuyrnly pronounced too. nm,
little rnatehcs uf affected laughter.
one girl twisted her gold chain. an
uthcr tapped hrr foot another ma,
little ierky way CO.. sitting uI
straight ana gigsliug and prcnxIu
almost every speech with "Oh girls
lomme tcli you'' Another nit Dc
lips az liltlo Intervals another had
nervous trick uf nuWuIug ana the
raising her eyebrows. another up sh
talked. played with some bangles sh
wore; another would g.y, her ms
muff iittlo shake and then smpot
IL with long strohing motion au
other looked out uf M, window wlt
what seemed certain quictucss Doll
when ans one spoke Go her she CAV
little start.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-23
sTEADrAsT CONFIDENCE.
The FOLLOW Ing statement should
Form COnpiusnr i'runf ~ Merit
ca Ever, Herald.
Reader.

could stronger proof of tho merit
of amy remedy bo desired Than tho
statements Of grateful cndorscrs who
say their confidence has been undI-
miuishcd by lapse uf timvf Those are
The kind of statements that are APP
pcariug constantly In your local pa
pers for DoanF kidney PMS. 1hcy
are tNicc-tuld ana confirmed with uow
enthusiasm, can any reader doubt
tho following IT, from resident ~
ths locality.
Alberta Garcia. Gallsteo ST.. santa
Pc. y, Alex, sass. Il deem II %
pleasure 10 rorrunorutc the public
statement / gave iu praise OF noan h
kidney pile auuui seven years ago
found them tu loo AN excellent REM
cdy and I have never hcsiihicd lo
,ouyh Tor their mcriis when un np.
porlunily has been presented. For
two years I was boo bad shape ICON
bacsachc aud kidney trouble and
when Doan's kidney piils wcr,
brought Geo mN notice, ! resolved o.
try them. I procured a box lul ihrS
not only drove away the backurhr
bat regulated thr passages of the tio
nCy scoretiuns and toned up my cutir.
system"
For sale by all dealers price ''
cents Foster Mllburn Coz nunalo
Sew york sole agents FOR The unilo'
ststcs
Remember The uamc- Doan's-anc
take no other. q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-23
CNIL ron PRECINCT PRIMARIES
TO EIl3C1 DEIiihAIEN To
THE pROGEiSSINE COlN.
TN CONVENTION.

Albuquerque. n A. August ~. 1919.
Under th, instructions ct the cen
trail committee ut the Progressive
PARTY of BcrnGlllu county, the pre-
ciu,t primaries win be- called on ih'
ara day ot September, 1912, 81 th'
time aud places designated herein
after
Tho purpus, of these primaries Is
10 elect delegates Ca the Progressive
county convention. which VIII bc held
al the court house IN the uld Town
nt Albuquerque. st 10 o'clock u
the morning on the 9Th day Of sep
tcmb,r. 1919. for the purpose of
trudinR tvcnty-tour t2b delegates To
IN, Progressive state convention,
which viii hc held at the Elks' opera
house boa an, ciy ul Albuquerque "n
the iOth dag eft Soptcun"r 1919, ht
. o'clock in the afternoon,
every voter who believes in the
principles enumerated IN the platform
at the Progressive national party 10
earnestly requested Go assist la thcS"
primaries aud conventions no matter
what form ur Jiiiliution he may have
had
IN, basis of representation to the
county convention shall hr one dele.
gate tor every twenty votes 90 major
| fraction thereof, based on the vote
given to the Republican candidate Tor
delegate to congress 90 The 1905 cl"c'
/ ton.
! Tho primgrics uf prccincts Nof. ],
s.. T. q, e. d, p, 10, 49, H. 80, 49,
IgS. % aud 80 shall hc held at
Io',lo,k in tho afternoon. and those of
precincts Nos. @. ~, 10 aud go az
Cd clock az night
Tho following persons have be'i
selected us Judges az the following
lplaccs. designated for the holding oI
said primaries in precincts ~ an'
l26t
| Precinct No. i2-Judge, Vs. iuppe
Lac McCicilan'r ONCE IN city build
ing. 20 delegates
! Precinct 30. &C. Albuquerquc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-23

Judge, N q. McCrodru, house 81
Aianacio Montoyn or uu, other CON
vruicnt store the chairman may dcs-
iguatc % delegates
a certified list of the elected dele
gates Of the various precincts snail
b, handed tu \. 4. walker. sccrc-
tary. or A. Muntoya. assistant, at least
hy Thursday evening. 5th Ut scptcm-
hrr.
tStGNEpJ JESUS ROMERO,
President
4. r. WALKER.
Secretary.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-23
AMIsTAD TO HAVE FAIR
THIS FALL; MAY BE ONLY
ONE IN UNION COUNTY
Especial Correspondence 70 Herald


Nmistad. y. NJ. Aug 22--Plans for
u county fair ct this place, which 80
TOR as nov appears viii be- the only
fair held ln the county. were set afuot
ct % meeting OF farmers and citizens
this week. officers we're elected as
follows Robert Gill president, A. l..
Jones. Vice president -. G.. Horger.
secretary g.. \. MACY. treasurer The
president appointed a. NJ. Wore. w.
W Duke. %. e. Roberts, Mrs Walt
Edwards and Mrs j. a. ilauscr aa
directors
% was also agreed 10 extend an IN
Nltatun Co the Union County Farm
vrs institute 10 corporate with the
fair association
Thc exhibition viii be- held Thurs
day aud Friday of the last week lU
september unless e change b. deemed
necessary.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-23

Galloigh- Here's the dress suit you
loaned me. old man, and thanks, u
didn't ~ m, very we'll so / had tuo
tailor mako e fcW alterations,
Groon-Tho deuce YOU ala Well %
an the
Galleish-Oh. irs an right, told
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