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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-03-08
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The high school girls are trying to
get a game of basket ball with the
girls of Tulsa high school
Examinations of last week showed
some of the students that they need
some more good hard work
The senior class are bending their
energies to get out the annual OF
1912.
The boys glee club is to sing in the
auditorium Friday evening.
The first triangular debate in north
eastern Oklahoma is to be pulled of
Friday evening. We oppose the State
Preparatory School of Claremore here.
Our negative team goes to Chelsea.
The citizens of Vinita are invited to
attend the joint debate held in the
high school auditorium Friday evening.
The question for discussion is: Re
solved that a high protective tariff is
no longer justifable. Admission 15c.
High school classes now begin at
8 O'Clock instead of $50 to aeeomo-
date a very few youngsters of the
sleepy type.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-03-08
MANY GOOD MEN
WANT DEPUTY JOBS

Muskogee, Okla, March lit is
strange how little things will worry
some people. Now in some way which
nobody can explain, it became rumor-
ed around that United States Marshal
Victor was going to appoint 200 deputy
marshals to help enforce the liquor
law This was even printed in some
of the papers over the state and else
where
This report is untrue and it worries
because it is wrong and has absolutely
no foundation in fact Then again they
are worried every time the mail man
the men in the marshal's office to
know just how the story got circulated
comes because of the large stack of
mail he brings with him addressed to
"Mr. Grant Victor" when they find
eyry letter an application for one of
these many places which are to be
given out.
Already seven or eight hundred ap-
plications have been received for jobs
which will be given to but very few
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ATTORNEY FOR new JAY
DENOUNCES GOV. CRUCE

Oklahoma City, March 5-That Gov
ernor Cruce was an intermeddler al
law when he sent Adjutant General F
NJ. Canton to Delaware county with in,
structions to transfer the county rec
ords from new" to "old" Jay, was a
defamation to the supreme court to-
day by C. B. Stuart of Oklahoma City
attorney for the new" Jay people
The hearing was one for contempt
brought against the adiutant general
through supplementary petition filed
by the new" Jay litigants, who alleged
that Canton violated an order of the
supreme court issued to restrain the
transfer.
Members of the court took accession
to openly declare that the governors
act was without warrant in view of the
constitutional provision which says
that the military shall be subordinate
to the civil authority and Justice Will
liams declared that the case placed
the question of whether or not the gov
ernor has the right to become a mill
tary dictator.
When Jay was voted it consisted of
ten acre tracts. After getting into
court the original townsite was en-
larged by a 240-acre addition and the
parts became known as "old" and
new" Jay Decision of the supreme
court was in favor of "old" Jay to be
the county seat. Governor Cruce is
sued his proclamation in favor of the
original townsite upon the theory that
II was what the people voted for and
dispatched the adjutant general to jay
with instructions to see that the rec
ords were deposited according to the
proclamation.
Record Are Transferred.
The records were transferred from a
concrete building on the new jaw
tonsite to "old" Jay. Subsequent to
the governors order the supreme
court issued restraining order against
Canton making the transfer Before
this order was delivered to Canton. he
the transfer and had the
sheriif's receipt Canton was arrairn-
ed today upon a contempt charge. be.
ing represented by Attorney General
West. a trial by fury ia which tba
adiutant general would have been en-.
Titled, was not asked. and the issues
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-03-08

everlasting and permanent work and
needs no repairs. They recommend
II in, Is in., "a In. and 36 in. tiles fer
culverts and when larger are needed
to use the fiat slab bridge with con
crete abutments, well set into the
ground for solid foundation. Culyerts
should be 1S It. to 20 #. long owing
to the grade and should not be set too
low in the ground, covered over with
at least IS inches of dirt or loose stone
for protection from wagon wheels, etc.
The road way on top should be at least
IA feet broad well protected on sides.
This class of concrete culvert can be
put In place complete out side of grad
ing for from so cto $t00 per foot
When your eulverts are all n place
you are ready to commence your road
grading. Cut down your high places
andl fiji the low ones making the cen
ter high and gradually sloping to each
side. Such constructed roads will al
ways be clear of surplus water and
dry out in half the tirle of fiat road
bed. There is only IRE way to do
road work and that is to do 1t right
and substantial. Resp,
j. II. FRIEND
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FOURTH. Let any one take theil
Bible. and looking up the following
passages of Scripture, they will see
that the Messiah, according to pre-
diction, was to be the actual son OF
David according to the flesh. These
prophecies are fulfilled by Jesus being
the son of Mary, who was lineal de
scendent of David. though not in the
royal line. Joseph, who was of the
royal line, was NOT his father ac
cording to the flesh, but WAS his
father in the EYES OF THE LAW
See Sam. 7:12-19 Psalm 1913, A.
34-37; 1921. Acts 2:3O; 1922, %;
Romans l:3, 2 Tim 2:S.
FIFTH. Mary was a descendant oil
David through her father, Hell. 1t is
true that Luke 1928 says that Joseph
was the son of He'll. The simple ex
PLANTATION Of this is that Mary, being
woman, her name, ACCORDING TO
JIHV!sH USAGE, could not appear
in the genealogy, males alone forming
the line, so that Joseph's name is in
troduced in the place of Mary's, he
being Mary's husband Any well.
taught Jew will tell you that. He'll
YVES his father-in-law, and so Joseph
was son-in-law of Hell; according to
The flesh he was in actual fact the
son of Jacob (Matthew 1:16)
SIXTH. The two geneologies are
absolutely necessary in order that we
may trace the lineage of Jesus, the
Christ. The one is royal and legal,
the other is natural and literal; and
these two genealogies we find-the
legal and royal in Matthew's Gospel,
the Kingly Gospel-the legal Gospel.
In Luke we have the natural and lit
eral 1t is the Gospel of Humanity.
Lastly. Taking up the Bible again,
in Jeremiah 22:30 we are informed
that no descendant of Jeconiah could
come to the throne of David. Now
Joseph was OF this line, and while
Joseph's genealogy furnishes the royal
line for Jesus. his son before the law,
nevertheless Jeremiah's prediction is
fulfilled to the very letter." for Jesus,
strictly speaking, was not Joseph's de-
scendant and therefore was not of the
seed of Jeconiah. If Jesus had been
the son of Joseph in reality, He could
not have come to the throne, but He
is Mary's son through Nathan and can
come to the throne legally by marry
ing Joseph and so clearing His way
legally to it."
The reader, in studying these SIM
pie and logical arguments, will see
that instead of this proving 'one of
those insurperable difficulties" that
would hinder belief in the inerrancy
of the Scriptures, is rather a confrma-
tion of the minutest accuracy of The
Grand Old Book.
Vinita, Okla, March 18th, 1912
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-03-08

what l been hear it polite some body
talk way to Centralia close to my home
tother side.
We git it conversation in polite. /
just listen close. | hear it what she
say. l hear it some body say she join
it conversation come it in too. We
talk it long time a bout lect it old
officer again.
Well | tell it every body | got some
flend who been lect it about five year
(she good mans to) but cant vote it
that mans this time l got it some
flends thay want it office this time,
taint been lected tall last time l go
ing vote it hev fill it that Office. This
lnjun don't believe Shree times lect it
that man to office. | beleave it hat
kind mans just like big Chief Roose-
welt belong it same parties, no good
to by gosh. | read it platform demo-
clat; and it say it let people rule. !
like it that kind to; but don't like it
that kind parties lect it same mans
all time, give it some body no chance
fill it office.
This Injun heav it candidate last
time before it lexon she say vote it
you this time me and l run it next
no more, some body else can have
Office if want to. l tell it you that
mans who say it that way, she got her
name in polite and ask it every body
vote it again same way. She say if
you like it my record you vote it me
same Office. l just study long time
smoke it my pipe. just going say it
to every body don't like it her record
somebody tell it me it been white
wash.
/ going to say it every body me we
got to lect it officer new in treasurer
and county clerk to by gosh. That,
county clerk can git it lots vote to
Centralia she spile it her self last
time loose it friends alltime. NO body
like it her this time George Costley
might like it | don't know, but don't
beleave it Levi Crum git it her to
make out her ticket this time. | like
it that mans who vote it strate polite,
vote it democlat or publican one, but
| like it that demoelat bestest. | tell
it Mr.. Chieftain / like it heep read it
your paper it oojut oust. Mr., Chief
tain we going to have it heep candi-
date in polite this time before lexon.
l hear it c. N. Haskell what use to
be that goovner of this state going
run it up ginst Bob Owen for senate
of this United State. tell it you that
Haskell cant pack it nough precinct
to beat it Bob Owen in this Oklahoma.
Bob got it to many fiends. He going
to git easy just like slick elem bark,
what we use to chop off trees way
down in hills.
Well Sam Park she going to run
Judge gin | don't know how it run this
time. She might be pirty fast. don't
know whether she can ketch it Office
or not l speck George Mitchell tell
it her she can git it her two vote maby
Park she pirty good mansthscvotkrkn
so three | don't know. Well Sam
Park she pirty good mans l speck but
tse-
Well | wr te it no more next time
but ! will this time. WATSILA.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-03-08

John N. Hickman of Frankfort
Ind, and Miss Estelle Mack Of Butler,
Penn, were united in marriage at the
parsonage yesterday afternoon by Rev.
H. Barney.
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rhe Way watsIIa vlems d.

Mr.. Chieftaia: want write It piece
out it your paper, and tell 1t me. you,
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-03-08
What We Need.

The very best authority on public
good roads building are practically
agreed that concrete construction is
the one material to be taken into ac-
count for culvert and bridge work. 1t
takes but little more work to install
and if properly handled makes per
manent and cheap improvement on
road work.
quote from government bulletin
No. 164, entitled: Good Roads and
From Cement and How to Use It"
as the best authority have seen on
road building. The general trend or
arguments are that galvanized iron
culverts are but shortlived on account
Of rust and corossion. That cement
tile when properly bedded in concrete
and with cement abutments at ends
of tile to keep the dirt filling back are
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-03-08

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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-10
DAILY STOCK MARKET REPORT.

, NEW YORK, Jan. 10-The stock
market opened steady and with a
better demand. Union Pacific ad-
vanced half and. Reading third
Avenue and Canadian Pacific were
about the same Lehigh was two
higher and Steel half higher. Cot
ton was easier on lower cables and
pessimistic reports concerning the
English labor troubles, and from
three to seven lower. Later the
market rallied from two to three
with January quoted at 1913 and
May S9.42.
At meeting of the board of
governors of the stock exchange it
was decided to suspend the deliv-
cries of stocks another "a hours as
result of so many securities being
tied up in the vaults Of the burned
Equitable building.
After some recession in prices
stocks again became firm and began
a gradual advance.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-10
WORKING FOR MORE PENSION
FOR VETERANS or FLORIDA
CONGRESSMAN CLARK BELIEVES
MEN WHO FOUGHT IN SEMI
MOLE WARS SHOULD BE REC
oeNizED WITH OTHERS.

WASHINGTON, Jam. 10-Intelest
of Faoridians in the present con-
gressional session is naturally most
deeply centered in the rivers and
harbors bib, in which FLORIDA, and
the second district in particular, is
expected to be well taken care of.
Congressman Frank Clark IS work
ing hard on various old projects of
Importance with a view to getting i'm
creased appropriations, and hopes
to get surveys for a nnmber of new
projects of equal importance. In
this work he will receive the sup
port of Congressman Sparkman,
chairman of the rivers and harbors
committe. The only difficulty in
the way is that the densocratic house
shows a disposition to be very
economical, and this attitude may
result in number of appropriations
being made temporarily smaller than
desired, with increases coming later
, on. This being the presidential
election year, the spirit of economy
, is certain to rule.
! Congressman Clark also is push
ing a number of other bills which
are of importance to Florida, and
which he expects to pass at the
Pi % Slfl 6CooiAJAA xA0k<1A8 t4ACoC Ii Liz
biA to give all persons, whether vet
Grams or widows, drawing pensions
on account of the Florida Semino. G
Indian wars, the same status as
Civil and Mexican war pensioners
They now get much less, although a
majority of them are in great need.
] Another bill of the same character
is one seeking to give Seminole wal
pensioners land bounties, such as
{ were given to Civil and Mexican wal
veterans.
! Probably the most fEApeFtant gen
eral bid upon which Mr.. Clark i
working is that seeking to refunt
taxes collected during and right a1tei
the Civil war by direct levy ON cot
ton. This tax was uncons titutional
admittedly so, and the only obstacl
in the way of immediate passage o
the Clark bill is the fact. that tht
government is not at present in fl
financial condition to pay the claims
the total of which amounts t
S6S.000,000 with one million dul
Foridians. Mr.. Clark expects Il
overcome the opposition by makin1
provision for payment of the claim
in inStallments. The bill is, natuI
ally, looked upon with favor by al
: southern democrats and many froI
the north.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-10
DAYToNA WINTER VISITOR
: DIES AT NORTHERN HOME

A letter received recently by
Mrs. Elizabeth Guest of Myrtle av-
enue, conveyed information of the
death of w. A Downing, which oc-
CURED Jan. LIST, at his home in
Kearney, Neb. Mr.. Downing was
we'll known in this city, having spent
several winters here. When he left
Daytona last spring he was almost
helpless from a stroke of paralysis, },
but later he recovered somewhat
and at last reports seemed to be
improving. His death will be re-
GREETED by many friends in this city.
The deceased was 40 years of age
and is survived by his wife and one
daughter, Mrs. F. H. Morrison, of
LaPorte, Ind, who will have the
sympathy of many friends here in
their bereavement. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morrison and children were in Day
tOna part of last season with Mr.
and Mrs. Downing.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-10

The recently elected officers Of
Live Oak Chapter No. /, Order o.
the Eastern Star were installed at
the meeting Tuesday night, the re
tiring worthy matron. Mrs. G. B,
Seaman, acting as installing officer
The meeting was well attended and
uuite a number of visitors were
present A pleasant social time was
enjoyed following the installation ant
there was much discussion or the
coming anniversary celebration OF
the 18th of this month, which ID
pleasantly anticipated by the mem
bers of the order.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-10
BAD BLACK MAN At BAY
NEAR ROCHESTER,. 9

ROCHESTER,. N. Y, Jan. 10 -
William G. Lyman. negro. killed
his father and grandmother IN the
suburb of Scottyille today. then bar
rbcaded himself 10 the house armed
with shotgun and two revoivers. A
await ing the arrival OF the county Of
ficers. Deputy Birmingham has
been killed and several wounded. A
large force of men is being sent out
from the city and preparations are
being made to dynamite the house.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-10
ROOSEVELT
not NOW 4
CANDIDATE
CREDITED WITH 4 STATEMENT
MADE At ALDINf CLUB DINNER
NEWSPAPER MEN ARE DENIED
ADAllTTANcE TO DINNER
WHERE FORMER PRESIDENT
MAKES 4 sPEEcH.

NEW YORK, Jan. Various per.
sons who attended the dinner OF
the Aldine club here last night are
today quoting Theodore Roosevelt as
saying he is not a candidate for the
presidency, but IL nominated by the
republ icans he via run for office
One who was present quotes Col
Roosevelt as saying: 81 ann not q
candidate and won't be q candidate
would mot give out this stateneai
Ii thought any newspaper fnel
we're present, but / know | ann talk
ing to honorable men" II
This diner declares the col0uA
did not say: If ann nominated,
viii rum AN reporters were de
MED admittance to the dinner. Al
ter the dinner Col. Roosevelt
said: Amy man coming from the din
ner who quotes me. is liar. thu
swelling the membership OF the An
nanias club.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-10
STEEL BUSINESS STARTED
BY CARNEGIE WITH $4,000

, WASHINGTON, Jan. i0--Answer-
ing 10 q subpoena after he had re-
fused an invitation Andrew Carnegie
appeared before the Stanley commit
tee of the house for an investigation
Of the steel trust today and testified
that he had invested about 1000 in
the iron business at the start. This
was the beginning of the business
which Is now worth many millions.
He declared natural gas and diseOv-
cries of new processes had aided In
building up the enormous business.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-10
PACKERS WIN ONE POINT
By. MAKING AN OBJECTION
JUDGE CARPENTER MAKES RuL.
ING WHICH IS CONSIDERED I'M
PoRTANT VICTORY FOR MEAT
PACKERS.

CHICAGO, Jan. I0-Judge Car
penter in the United States circuit
court today sustained an objection TO
the Armour notations introduced by
the government in the prosecution
Of the ten millionaire packers and
the ruling OF the Judge is considered
an important victory for the packers
The government, however. won a
partial victory when the two exhib-
its were permitted to remain show
ing the course of business of the
packers In the control OF meat
prices.
Letters from Mr.. Pratt with
marginal prices, which he claims
were written by Mr.. Armour, were
ruled out, Notwithstanding the iden-
tification Of the handwriting by Mr..
Pratt.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-10
GUAID SMITH GETS ! YEARS
FOR AIDING CONVICT ESCAPE
TAKES lIAef OF KELLEY IN
CAlP on THE De LAND ROAD
MISSING LlFER SAID TO BE ~
cusA At THIS TIME AND or
rlcER HAS GONE 70 THE IS
LAND AFTER HIM.

he nh n,
Faeauh ? ss s..-.s.,.
aiding i an escape =. Henty SMITH,
tha assar who aided In the escape
II Kalsav from the convict
80. ~ x.k.,a, /. zTae.r ae,a rr.ax,
eaahp - 'ss---s !.
seysEHt feeks Aso, Mss
Judge I sn Of She crirlfnaa court a.
Del1amd 70 serve tive years m she
state c0 Rict camps
As & N2nM OF the sentence oI
smmh D viii go ak once 70 the
camp Of the De1eon Naval Stores
c0mpanJ 20 serve his sentence %
the sam place from which ne a1ded
ConVact Ke4ey 10 eSsaQe.
From 3minh 1t was learned Kelley.
the 4lleI who Nas aaued by Smith IN
making ais escape, has gone % Cuba,
and an offh0er has been sent to
Havana TO bring him back to serve
the rem lJnder OF his life term. Ii is
believed there viii be Htt.e trouble
ia local ng keIey and he wdll soon
be back az work 10 the stase canp.
From an inside source the De
Leon N wal Stores company recently
reoesves e tip that ] II. Snlheh, the
guard, ad been IA Key West and
Leo kis asr Of New SEnyguas assistant
10 Tax sodlect0r p. u. Smtuh, made q
trlp 10 Key West to inwestssaae che
report. At Key West he located
fhe mia zue. guard had him placed
under rresf aud reluEned to De
Land. here he was held On the
charge 81 aiding in the escape Of q
sorIsona
400 Il smith denied positdFeiy
IL hs4 aided ID the escape OF Kel
lev. ci< Anfng that Kelley had forced
h5an q leave. the camp with him
tKAlley Smih Ctaimed that after
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-10
pLEtsANT SURPRISE PARTY
RENDERED MISS CHArFEl

Mic, Carrie Chatter. who nus nus
,been7 yis5ting friends at KINGSTON and
IN tn S city for several days, Was
terde ed 4 pleasant surprise parry
Tuess ay evening at the home OF MT.
and drs. G. A. B. Tice ON west
Magu lia avenue. Miss Charrer we
preps ring to leave by the eVenMs
train for her home at Lemon biul,
when the party OF friends arrassu ~
and ompeiled her to delay her de-
Dartu Ne until the following day,
Aanos z those present were Mr.. ano
Mrs. d. G. Tomsinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. NJ. Grnn. Mr.. and Mrs w. u
Ham ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond
and Mrs. Thos. r. Adams. A very
deliz tful social time was enjoyed
v0ca duets by Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.
Ham lton adding to the pleasures o
the Fentng.
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Big AUTO
COMING HERE
FOR TRIALS
400 HORSE POWER STEAMER
AFTER RECORDS ON BEACH
TOURING PARTY ARRIVES HERE
WITH INFORMATION THAT Rae
ING MACHINE Is ON THE WAY
HERE.

An automobile party PASSING
through Daytona ON the way from
st. Louis to Miami gave out the i'm
formation Tuesday evening that the
largest automobile ever built win be
brought to Daytona for trials ON
the beach this winter. Just when the
big car is expected to arrive IS not
known, but members of the touring
party expressed surprise that it had
not reached the city by this time.
The big car is said to be steam
er with 400 horse power engines
and monster IN size. 1t Is being
built by a man by the name of
Newell i'm st. Louis from original
ideas and when completed will be
different from other racing automo-
bileS. The work of building the car
has been going ON several months
and when the touring party which ar
rived here Tuesday evening left st.
Louis December the machine was
nearly completed and the plans had
been made to have the car shipped
to Daytona as soon as finished.
The car is being built entirely as
an experiment with plenty of money
behind the experiment and, accord
ing to the information brought here,
arrangements have already been
made with the officials OF the
A A A. for timing device to be
sent here for the speed trials. It Is
claimed for the car that 1T can make
mile in 20 seconds flat and that
all other records held on Daytona
beach will be broken in the trials to
be made by the car here this winter