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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-02-07

lpense attached thereto anyone can see
that with a small number Of prisoners
the cost viii not be consistent with the
benefit derived. Another thing. are
the roads around Bmejacket the only
roads in the county that need work.
ing. Some of the roads leading into
Vinita are getting in very bad condi.
tion and these could be remedied by a
little work
The road gang at Bluejacket was es.
tablished in July, 1911, and dlscon-
'tinued December 20, 1911. This ought
to have been time enough (if the pris.
|oners were kept workingl to have the
roads in that community in good con
dition. During that time three guards
were employed Zone more than is used
at the vinita jaiD and regular jail
established Now for one would like
TO know what the expense per pris-
oner for maintaining this place was
during that six months The commits.
sioners in their published report do
not state where -he expenses were in
Cured in this departiAent. but JumSle
it all together as expense for main
tanning prisoners" AND | know other
taxpayers would like to see just what
the Jail at Bluejacket is costing the
taxpayers so we would know whether
the commissioners are really giving
us the value of our money or simply
playing politics at our cost.
A READER AND TAXPAYER.
q mean the. expense of the two jails,
one at Bluejaeket and one at Vinita.
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Something of Interest to Craig county
Taxpayers.

Tuesday, February 9Th, the county
commissioners meeting at regular ses-
sion resolved to re-establish the work
house at Bluejacket and delivered a
written order to the sheriff to that eff
feet Now Mr.. Taxpayer this was
done without ascertaining how many
prisoners were available to work but
simply to please few people around
Bluejacket (who will be aided finan-
cially) and their friends.
The number of prisoners available
for work was four, two whose sentence
viii expire in a few days, one on Mon
day, February 10 am dthe other two
days later, February Ia.
Now the writer is in favor of work
ing prisoners at all times when it can
be done consistently, but when sep
arate Jail is established with all ex-
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-02-07
CLARK AND HARMON
FIGHTING WILSON
Senator Gore is Vigorously Opposed in
oklahoma-May Take Stump
For Candidate.

Oklahoma City, Feb. limited
States Senator T. P. Gore may yield
to the urgent requests of Wilson lead
ers here and deliver public address
in behalf of that candidate in Okla
homa City. The blind senator post
poned his trip to northern Oklahoma
and is still at a hotel here. He has
told the Wilson men that he will give
definite decision today.
Some of the Wilson men are nettled
at Cores c.titude in refusing to carry
out, what they believed would be his
programme, that of making a speaking
tour for Wilson. Some declare that
Cores, attitude is doing the Wilson
cause more harm than good.
Although Senator Gore has issued a
statement attempting to discredit GER
tain features of the Muskogee Incl
dent, confirmation of the fact that a
number of Harmon and Clark men
swung the big stick over his head at
Muskogee and threatened him with
dire results politically if he assumed
to open his mouth on the stump for
Wilson, has come to the capital from
eseveral sources.
The Wilson men have asked William
]. Bryan, by telegraph, to deliver a
speech in this city before the end of
the week. His reply was non-commit-
tai, but some regard it as favorable and
that if speech is not made that the
ex-candidate will issue a statement
calculated to have about the same eff
feet. The wire conversation has been
followed by personal letters urging the
Nebraskan to lend a helping hand.
Prospect of Bryan coming to Okla
homa is not hailed with joy from the
Clark or Harmon ranks and the open
declaration is made that If such pro-
gramme is carried out it win split the
state.
A democratic leader says that Sen
ator Gore is working to secure an url-
instructed delegation from Oklahoma
to the national convention. This pre-
venting an instructed Clark delegation
which seems certain unless the Wilson
men succeed in kicking over the poll
tical playhouse already built The
Harmon men, who also appear TO be
in the minority, but are claiming sec
ond place, would not object to this
programme.
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The New Columbus.
To the Editor Of The Chieftain:

To the Editor OF The Chieftain:
In today's issue of The Chieftain,
note that my friend, Captain White
has suddenly discovered that had MOI
signed my name to the two or three
articles | have had in recent numbers
of your paper This is very serious
matter with the Captain just as he was
about to reconcile the Astronomy Of
Joshua and the Biology Of Moses with
the truths, of science.
am reliably informed that the Cap
tain once taught school = of course
that was long time ago-yet even al
that time the Captain taught the
diurnal revolution of the Earth and
the yearly pilgrimage of the Earth
around the sun, the center of the solar
system. The Captain certainly donS
want to be accused of blowing hot and
cold, i. e. believing one thing one day
and yet teaching another thing an
other day, and yet this is the situation
he is placed for the Mosaic account OF
Creation puts the earth in the center
Of the solar system and has the sun
and moon and stars as after thoughts,
as hangers-on of the earth and very
much subordinated in size and impor-
tance.
It occurs to me that the Captain
could as easily reconcile the myths of
the Bible without resorting to that
weapon orthodoxy has always relied
on in tight places Slander.
If the sermo- on the Mount incul-
Gates that sort of religion, then our
Bible has misled us.
The Captain should not question our
belief in a thing just because he is in
a hole and unable to extricate him
self. Abraham Lincoln once said:
"The debate when not conducted for
the purpose of a cheap and transient
victory, clarifies truth, clears the men
tai atmosphere, pricks prejudice and
gives the auditor a point of view that
is Of priceless value"
This idea was uppermost in my
mind when | penned few questions
to the Captain following his first ar
tiele on the Bible. 1t was my opinion
tnen. as it is now, that the Captains
Biblical education has been very much
neglected and that he has advised his
feliow-men on a question that he is
very much at sea on himself.
The Captain makes an assertion
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being forced to teach the discoveries
of Humboldt which forever set at
naught the geology of Moses as SO
clearly CD described in Genesis. Of
Humboldt it has been well said:
He adopted none of the soul shrink
ing creeds of his day; wasted none of
his time in the stupidities, enanities
and contradictions of theological meta
physics; he did not endeayor to har-
monize the astronomy and geology
of barbarous people with the science
OF the nineteenth century. Never, for
one moment, did he abandon the sub
line standard of truth; he investigat-
ed, he studied, he thought, he separat-
ed the gold from the dross in the cruci-
BILE of his grand brain. He was never
found on his knees before the altar
of superstition. He stood erect by the
grand, tranquil column of reason. He
was an admirer, a lover, and adorer
Oh nature, and at the age Of ninety
bowed by the weight of nearly a cen
tury, covered with the lns4snI4
honor, loved by nation, respected BY
a world, with kings for his servants
he laid his weary head Rpor her Dos
the bosom Of the universe
mother-and sank into tt slumbe
salled death. History addsd anotbei
ne to the starry scroll of the in
ais" OBSERVER.
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OWEN TO RUN ON
PAST RECORD
His Service as Statesman" is to
Be His Argument For Re-
Election.

Tulsa, Okla, Feb. Tin letter to
a personal friend and prominent dem
ocrat in Tulsa. United States Senator
Robt. l.. Owen stated that his cam.
paign for reelection win be on his past
services as a senator. He said:
Il am not a politician. went into
public life to serve other men, and not
myself. My campaign, If | make one,
will be on the ground of my service as
a statesman
Senator Owens activity on the floor
of the senate chamber is we'll known
to the people Of the entire country. He
has championed many movements for
the upbuilding and education Of hui
manity and the safety and preserya-
ton Of human life. His speeches in
congress on the commission form of
government, race conservation, cleo
tion Of United States senator's by di-
rect vote of the people, amendment of
national banking laws, department of
public health, and other important
movements are literary classics and
have been circulated promiscuously
throughout the country.
The senator's reply to criticism of
Oklahoma and its constitution, and his
defense OF Arizona and New Mexico
in replying to President Taft's veto
of the statehood bill, have won him
many warm supporters in Oklahoma,
Arizona and New Mexico.
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Presbyterian Church.

Services tonight at 1880 o'clock. AT
our mid-week services we will study
and discuss the life and work of st.
Paul Everybody welcome.
..w.aus ~. O. DAVIS, Pastor.
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Smiles.

A mans smile at best is a grin ideal
lied, but woman's smile includes ev-
cry shade of emotion of which she is
capable. Florida Times-Union.
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EXCLAMATION,

Barker is supported in afiuence
and luxury by his children" "Yes. |
heard he had family of daughters. -
Harper's Bazaar.
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Not Malicious.

Hewitt-Gruet isn't a malicious per.
son. Jewett-No; he's a well mean
Ing liar.
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Needed Il.

As soon as Adam awoke and saw
Eve he coined the word trouble. -
Chicago Record-Herald.
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Books.

| A home without books, home with
out libraries, is home without a
soul.
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Hidden Beauty.

1t is difficult to get hoy to see the
beauty of the leaves that he is COM
PEELED to rake from the lawn.
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Chronic GrumbIers.

Some of the most miserable discon-
tented grumblers are richly endowed
with the good things of this life.
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Siamese Tobacco Cultivation.
The tobacco fields of Siam embrace
5000 acres
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Force Necessary.

It isn't enough to hit the nail on the
head-there must be some force be
hind the blow.
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Show Strength of Character.
High cheek bones are said to indi-
cate great strength of character In
some direction.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-06

bottles and it made me we'll and strong
and ! avoided dreadful operation,
now have two fine healthy children, and
/ cannot say too much about what Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has
done for me- - Mrs. LEE MANGES,
r. F. D. 10, Mogadore, Ohio.
Why will women take chances with an
operation or drag out a sickly, half
hearted existence, missing three-fourths
of the Joy of living, when they can find
health in Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound
For thirty years it has been the stand
ard remedy for female ills. and has re-
stored the health of thousands OF women
who have been troubled with such all
ments as displacements, inflammation,
liberation, tumors, irregularities, etc
If you want special advice write to
Lydia E. Pinsham Medicine Co. Conf
dentiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
he opened, read and answered by
woman and held in strict confidence.
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ADVERTISING TALKS
Continued From Page ons.)

ilitv and pungcnev cxccls AL present
advertised things should depend so ex
ciusively on the method OF personal so
llcitatlon or appeal TO them after they
have been attracted TO the church by
the music or the pastor text
Merchauts or manufacturers, who
want 10 reach tho heads Of firms whose
time is limited PRINT THEIR AP.
ZEAL IN PUBLICATIONS WHICH
REACH THAT MANS DESK Then
thew send along their salesman The
ground is prepared, the man gets a
more ready hearing. But while print
ing the appeal TO reach one man, IL has
reached hundred men, often without
their knowing II.
The psychological effect Of advertis-
inG is understood by the high salaried
mon IN the employ Of various adyertis.
ing agencies. MANY CONCERNS DE.
PEND ON THEIR ADVERTISING
MAN TO SELL THEIR ENTIRE OUT.
PUT. OF course tho goods Themselves
must have merit. but THE ADNERTIS-
ING OPENS THE WAY.
II the church has an appeal for all
men; If We believe in the univ crsa |
truth of the gospel WHY NOT GO
OUT AFTER THE MEN AND REACH
THEM IN THEIR HOMES. OR AT
THEIR DESKSl Why wait until John
Doe is dragged Ia church hv his wife,
or can find no other place TO go! The
church wants the attention Of mon who
arc busy. II wants the men who are
doing things in the world of business
aud commerce, but nevertheless con
tiuues 10 use tho tactics of half cen
tury ago. when the church was the nat
uTal and almost only meeting place on
Sunday
II the church wants rcd blooded men.
let 5 adopt means which will appeal TO
red blooded men. Let s not wait for
them TO come. LET THE CHURCH
CONDUCT AN AGGRESSIVE ADVER.
TISING CAMPAIGN which bv its dig
nifty. is directness and the marvellous
ROVER Of the gospel will pull them to
the activities OF the church
In addition 20 tho direct result Of
getting men who could not be reached
in any other WAY, tho contribution
plates can be affected. Men of large
incomes arc glad TO support the cause
which appeals TO them. The individual
church adopting those tactics viii have
cummunitv pulling power equiva.
lent 10 that of any business concern
whose name is well known. When peo
ple think of "rhurch' - IL will be .'the
First church - which will come 10 their
minds instinctively. THE INDIRECT
RESULTS OF ADVERTISING Of such
an a1-embracing proposition as any
particular church ARE TOO LARGE
FOR IMAGINATION.
There is larger field in DISPLAY
ADVERTISING for churches than
here is in publicity meaning news
items which must pass the managing
editor.
THERE CAN NEVER BIZ IN THE
NEWS COLUMNS. HOWEVER. THE
DIRECT Personal APPEAL OF
THE DISPLAY ADVERTISEMENT.
AND THE DISPLAY ADVERTISE
MENT MEANS THE PAID ADVER.
TISENENT. II the ads arc written
by experienced hands the results will
surely Justify the effort.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-06

Comparative weather data at Salt Lake
City, February ., 1872;
Highest temperature today was 60 de-
erees; highest in this month since 1874
was IS degrees: lowest last night was %
degrees; lowest this month since 1874
was IS degrees below zero; mean tenn
peraturs for today was 36 degrees; nor
NAL was 81 degrees: accumulated excess
since the first Of tho month is IS de
srecs; accumulated excess since Jsuu-
AIRY ] is los degrees.
Relative humidity at n. m. TODAY was
50 per cent; relative humidity at 6 p. M
today was 90 per cent.
Total precipitation for the twenty four
hours ending al p. m. was none. total
for this month 10 date is none, accumu-
lated deficiency for this month To- date
Is 81 OF an inch: total precipitation
since January ! to date Is "a OF an Inch;
accumulated deficiency since January /
Is SIS or an inch.
Sun rises 7.2i n. M: sun sets a:Jl o.
m, February 8. 1919.
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS
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Attorneys Agree.

Both sides stipulated that thc record
show that Armour & Co. discontinued
'he allowance for hides in figuring the
test cost FOR beef in 1905.
Earlier In the day, the government in
iyoduccd In evidence forty five kilograms
10 sh?w the method Of the National
Packing company ia directing It's sales
In the New England territory from the
corporations main office In Chicago.
The tcicgrams were Identified bv Isa-
dore 4. SNYDER assistant manager OF
the New England territory, with head
quarters I'm Boston. who dcciphorcd the
code words used In the messages.
The government expects 10 conclude
Us testimony on tho test cost feature
Of tho ease IN the next fcw days.
Either j. NJ. Chaplain. expert account
ant for Swift Co, or Eugene Rloss.
who has figured the test cost for Morris
& co. for a number OF years. will bc
called 10 tho witness stand whom the
ttlal Is continued tomorrow morning
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GIN FOR THE KIDNEYS

Gin SIS one OF the oldest known rene
dies for kidney and bladder troubles cs-
pcciaily when used IN tho following for-
mula. Six ounces good pure gin; half
ounce fluid extract Buchu: hall ounce
MUra% compound" ANY druggist can
supply or mix those ingredients. Shake
well each time and take Ia doses OF zone
TO two teaspoonfuls after meals and at
bedtime
This ~ the most effective remedy known
for the quick relief of kidney and hladd ~
disorders. Such symptoms as bNcknrnc,
frequent or highly colOred urine. rheu-
matte pains IN tho groin ought 10 have
prompt attention 10 prevent Brlghts dis
case or diabetes.
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New Corporation,

Filed with tho secretary OF state.
Peoples Dairy companN OF Pleasant
Grove; capital stock $4,000, i'm shares of
$25 each: j, :. Johnson. president; 4. r.
Cobbley. Vice president. I. II. williams.
secretary and treasurer
Great Salt Lake Copper company OF
Ogden; capital stock $500 900, divided
into shares OF 81 each: i. NJ. Russell.
president; A. Fcrnlupd. vice president:
Francis King, secretary treasurer.
Gold Bank Mining company or Spring
willie; capital stock 10000. in shares OF
! cent each. sidney = Fullmcr. prcsl-
dent; Reece Rogers. vice president! sam
ucl 9. t'Ullmcr. secretary treasurer.
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By-Product Prices.

The prices for The by-prodUct credits
were enumerated as follows:
Hides. u 10 cents a pound. accord
ing 10 quality.
Fats. cents a pound.
Tongues, - cents each.
The witness admitted there was q
period IN 1905 when no allowance waE
siven Tor hides by Armour & CO. i'm fig
ufing the test cost of beef. bat he was
unable 10 remember tho exact length of
time this continued
Whrn pressed bv District Attorney
Wilkorson 10 give bis best recollection
as 10 time. nc said the hide allowance
WAS discontinued from six months to
wear in 1905.
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GIVES DETAILS OF
TEST COST SYSTEM
William T. Sheehy, Armour
Employee, on Stand al Trial
of the Packers.
MADE PROFIT ON HIDES
More Code kilograms De
ciphered and Put in Evi-
dence by Government.

CHICAGO. Feb 5.-Additioual infor-
nation regarding the method used in
figuring the test cost OF beef which tho
government contends was an important
part of the system by which the pack
crs maintained combination in re-
,trzint Of trade was given the jury in
the packers trial today.
william r. shcehy. wi@ figured the
test cost OF beef FOR Armour & Co. In
the period covered by the Indictment,
explained the system. He said a kill
ing charge OF S2.15 n head was added
So the I've cost OF the cattle and al
iovance made for the by-products 10
ascertain tho test cost OF the dressed
bccf
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ITO be eontinucd.)
schram Not Indicted.

FAIRBANKS. Alaska, Feb. 5.--An ofh.
ral statement was uiado hero today by
United States officials that John Schrau
n Seattle. who was reported last Sstur'
lay ns having been indicted by tho ersnc
jury. along with four other former Off
ccrs of the Washington Alaska hank o
Fairbanks. was not Indicted The loui
former Rhcers who were indicted wer,
charged with making false report
"hich ia merely "a misdcmeanor
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ruarY & at p. m. ut tber
chapel. All are asked o., Absus ,
seats VIII b" reserved for ",sr N
erlE ward chapel may Inc 'he'n.
taking The Waterloo ear r,,each..
lh" late president nav No n" p;
lamilN residence. 1855 F,ot is,sfi Z
between II a. m. and nnn, n h'sl :
Of the funeral. ''ph on ~
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Aood s
Sars saparilIa

Cures all humors, catarrh and
rheumatism, relieves that tired
feeling restores the appetite,
cures paleness, nervousness,
builds up the whole system.
Get II today In usual liquid form or
ehocolated tablets called SarSatabs.
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female troubles and
bearing down pains
thatI could not stand
on my feet lon g
enough to do ny
work. The doctor
said | would have to
undergo an opera
ton, butmy husband
wanted me TO try
Lydia f. Pinkham's s
VegetableCompound
fret I fnok fhreo
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WEATHER FORECAST

Weather forecast for Salt Lake City
and the state Of Utah-Gcneraly fair
Tuesday and Wednesday; not much
change in temperature,
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SON OF WELL-kNOWN
MAN is ACCUSED

Don Raleigh Is accused or obtaining
money under false urctrnscS in Il COM
plsJnt issued Yesterday bv the county
attorneys office II il alleged that he
represented 10 Rem Hendricksou aud II.
w Ealton. doing business as the NJ. X
NJ bar that ono J. T.. Raleigh had money
on deposit In Walkers Brothers bank
sufficient 20 cover check for Sl3.a0.
and under this representation tho check
was cashrd. II is further alleged that u
T. Raleigh did not have tne money in
the bank and Don Raleigh We'll knew H..
Don Raleigh is tho son of 4. r. Raleigh.
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LEGION
TO ATTEND FUNERAL

Members OF the Nauvoo Legion ar"
requested To attend the funeral "l FleS-
idcnt William Cation Wednesday. fcbf
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W0MA AN ESCAPES
DREADFUL
OPERATION
How She Was Saved From
Surgeons Knife by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound.

Mogadore, Ohio, THE first two years
/ was married / suffered so much from
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-06

THE ART OF PRINTING
" ouId be lost in Snlt Lake if the Cen
ury were not in business. 55.57 Post
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Indicates below zero.
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WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.