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The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furuishsd b. ". B. Hibbs & %. men,
bes Of the New York Cotton EIchAnge. Hibhs
Building.
New York. Jan. 5-options opened on the New
York Cotton Exchange to-day at from to points
advance which was better than warranted BY the
Liverpool cables. During the early trading spo<
houses were good buyers which, tnSther with corer-
ing for short accounL increased the initial gains 10
TO 70 points. January selling up to $40: March,
az May. aS; July. 90. and October. ass
At the fiEh levels persons who recently purchased
cotton beEan taking profits. The South was also 4
HberAl seller with the result that prizes eased on
until an opsiors had lost their gains and showed
trihng net losses At the low figures however. buy
ing appeared frusn local firm that cansed slight
recovery TO about Tuesdays closing level.
Liverpool futures opened steady at points ad-
and closed 10 ~ points higher. Sales o.
1000 bales q SPOT cotton were made at 6lsd 70.
middlinQ.
A rlunor was current on the hoor Of the exch,nv,
to-day that the report Of the National Ginners A.
soCiatiou Of Memphis would show total Of Il 80 COO
bales EinBed 10 December II. which would mean
that during the last nineteen days Of December
there were $50 bales ginned Although this cr,,,
Is supposed to be 100000 bales larger than the nv
vious largest crop grown. II Is significant that the
amount gnned during this last period 10 only abcsl,
the sane as that ginned in the l3.S0.mO bale crup
nineteen days q Dccsmber. n todsyis rumnr Is
Confirmed. the ginnings for the last nineteen days
Of December viii also be les than those for the
sane period q the IsTs crop. when the final yfcld
amounted to II, ,GoO Ooo bales
Such falling on in gnnlngs a. nmored today
would Indicate that the planters bad hurried thei
cutton to the =inbouses. thereby forcing an eariy
ginning Of the crop. The large ginnings that have
been steadily epoted have caused extremists to e.
innate the final crop al between i6Ooo0oo and n
0oo0O bales, that the publication Of report !,
rnored to-day would force these people TO cut dow,
their estinatss Of the nnai yield considerably.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


0uosatioaa Sven bsisu srs Tor luss iotA 100
b-rs' urscss are hisbr.
Fees-Nesr-hy fresh virSlnia .; wea VIZ
elnh arr Southwest Virginia. zlz; Tsns.es. "a
BUrrER-nrln fano. pHAo: Western entS
cHFEsE-Neu Yorh STATE lactory. new. l5skal6
POULTRY -chicksna. PER n. iiai5; hena pr h.
lsals; rooster. ter h. 9; turksys pr b. isso
DRESSED P0UITRY-HeuA choice. per n. Il,
49, ehickens per III. iealIs roosicrs per lb, oaloi
turkeys, per H. 1sais. duekz. per b.. h.l5; Eee.s
per lb.. ilaIyi 0pons. l-b. aierase' pG ID, lad
GAAIE-Rabblts. pr doz-, Looalf5i kitA Per doz-.
cal.oo: qunil No. I. pr doz-. 1ooa33; No Z. La
ID; pheaaAnts each. ssfsi squirsL each. sas;
VEGETIBLEs-Posstoes. vi cH.1 InchIsan state. p.s
sack 2S5aaD; sweet IN. CO. per bol, 25oaao;
yams IN. CT. ler bbl, 20az0S eabhaees. 100
lhs lzai-oi brussels srronss per anan sis; w
laO; eggplant Florida. pr crate. 5suatn; lsttnee.
pr basket i0oa2oo; string beans. Per baS. LsaSoo;
criery 75aLl0; aquash, ne bb.. 7SaiW.
ursnrrs. r,.- c.iEornia, psr boa. ls.S1: FLORIDA
oranges, G5hAmi tangsrines Der strap loae@;
lemons. per boz. 3SosLoo; r1prffuit Per boa, Lsa
IL; piBsApples, Loa25; cranbenses. @ouart
bo1es, a5a1T5; PER bbi., l.5hli.M
hay AND sTRAW-Hay. Western, No. I. Dsa
MO-; No. . 220h2 80; mixed hay. neanO; strau.
Je bale, i50oaHo; machine thrash. l3ooaho;
straw. wheat. pr ton aoousso; stHW. oat. pr trn.
LIVE sTocK-shesp. pr ID. z.Sl4; l.nh.. spr1nE.
per Ih, ASii; oiEss ehoies. pr lb. N; medium.
per H. z
GRAIH-wheat, new. 7eT bus. sussR; com. Shell
ed DID, per bus, Teas5; new. soa65; ear. pr bbl.
old a5alo0; new, per bbl. a0aA5o; oats Western
white No. 2 per bus, 2ass: oats. mixed. per huA.
5las5: bEan, pr ton. 250: middling pr too. 5op.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. washed. free q burn.
PER H. 1ia25: wool. unuaShed, per n. .; hide
dy. per H. lsals; green hidoa. pr ID. IL ealfakin.
green, each, LEAi.O
sEEDS-Red clover. per buA. nLshl1TS: aisiks
clover pr bnH ilHal23; white cover, per buA.
l50aD0o; crimson clover LfsaSoo; tirnothy pr
bus Te0aAo0; blue Erass. per baA. a15a1f5; redtop
Erass H.oal9oo pa 100 lbs. alfalA. per buA. Gooa
Ioo
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAnRoAD,
LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL RITE LINE

LEAVE UNlON STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HorR-.
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW YORK TERMINALS. LIBERTY STREET
and W. TWENTY-THIRD STREET
tn. fSoo CRosal Special. hours), pS CRo-.i
SpscaD. s1ioa a n. 10. IN lRoyal limited 5
hoursl. 'sAo, so p m. and Si3d5 uirhf s7.fS
a N Dinsr5 and PErio Cars On day tr.Ina
slespers On .1zas nixht apen At loO p n
Phnadelphia and Atlantis City, fT1o, ssm Il,
q N. 100 40. HSo p. m
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
(week days. 10 a m to ipao u NJ
szsB BN. fssN, TIA, IN BN SO .,m
fsp. 'l01o 'l1oo a N, szoo Boon fl1a q oo'
Eas. fI2oo. S0o. f50. e0. tto. AS ss1a
$50. 81. feoo. IN. fIao. 50. Sm TOna
sloso. I'm, slz.B niEht
WEeTWARD
CHICAGO. Sds a N. TS, .yN D m
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. AND LOUISVILLE
ss.l9 q N, 1as D. m si7ae ntEht
PfTT6BURG. s9i9 :. N. Ts5, 40 y n sfq-fo
tLEvEL1ND. TasSS n. COLUMBUS. IN
.. N.
Schedules Of local trAins at tickst ofaeeS
DAILY. tExcept Sunday. ssunday only.
TELEPHONES at following T1ckst onoss. irf
g 4 NV. Main lssl: 90 PeunsyisaniA ave- Main
~; Union Station ofnes. Main N.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Jan. 3-MILLFEED-
Steady; demand is Inactive. Spring bran
ZIsO: standard middlings, 200; Western
red-dog, S0.5oa31.00; winter wheat bran,
in iO0-pound sacks, TO arrive, 800; city
bran, in bulk. 800.
oATS-Steady; business moderate. No.
. white, sic: No. white. 50; standard,
5sJ5. elevator basis; ungraded on tracks,
I, FT0uR- stronger; trade moderate.
Kansas striaEhts, 470a490 in sacks;
spring patents, 5.25a5.S5. In barrels;
spring clears, A5SaAeo; SOFT winter
strafghts. Lt0al50.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Strong: there
is a meager supply. Choice 10 fancy is
quoted at 2 75aaS.
RYE FLOUR-Steady: trade Is mac
tive. Choice brands quoted at Le5a5.15.
ORNMEAL-Steady; demand Is mod
crate. Kiln-dried for export. &60a365;
coarse meal. in bags, l.46ai-3
HAY-Receipts. 1.2T0 tons: strong; light
supply. Quotations are: For prime tim
othy. 1.90; No. ], 1-25a1.50: No ? 1i5al.9
No 3, 1.06a1.o5.
sTRAW-Receipts 50 tons; strong. De-
mand fair. Long rye quoted at soc.
Mess, .1I.Doa17.25: family. 19.50a2050.
BEEF-Steady; trade moderate. Packet,
Is 50allO0: family, 1A5oa16O0.
LARD-Steady: inquiry moderate
Prime Western, $50. refined continent,
$40: South American. l0.35; refined Bra
zilIan, In kegs. Ills; oleostearlne, 3; lard,
stearine inactive. New York, loiz.
The municiparty q BerIia has ven 10 Il that
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
JOINS NATIONAL
BOARD OF TRADE
Chamber of Commerce De.
cides on Affiliation.

The board OF directors OF the Chamber
OF Commerce. at its regular monthly
meeting last night, decided that the or
ganization should become affiliated with
the National Board OF Trade.
This action was taken following an ad-
dress by Alfred T. Anderson, secretary
Of the National Board OF Trade. IN which
he outlined the history and work accom-
plished by that organization since its
creation. IN 1855. For the past twenty
years this board has been holding its
annual meetings in this city. This year
the meeting win be held here January
1s. II. and Is
Preparations for the annual election OF
tho Chamber. to be held next Tuesday,
were discussed at length by the board OF
directors, and 1t was practically decided
that the election this year should be
held in the Chamber rooms and not In
hotel or hall hired for the occasion
The polls viii open at Il o'clock In the
Chamber OF Commerce rooms. in order
to allow members who are unable to at
tend a night meeting to have a chance
to cast their ballots. Further arrange
ments for the election are to be left TO
the house committee
1t is understood that the Chamber room
will be used for the election. and that
the room on the third floor OF the build
ing. the former quarters of the Chamber.
will be utilized for the usual buffet
luncheon. BY opening the pools at noon
this arrangement win be possible, as Il
is thought that the attendance during the
evening VIII not exceed 80 members at
any one time.
When the question as TO the form of
ballot to be used at the coming election
was brought up for action II was decided
that the names OF the candidates for the
board OF directors should be printed in
alphabetical order. and not in the order
in which they were nominated. The
ballot viii contain the names Of twenty
eight members. II Is probable that sew
eral OF them viii withdraw at the last
moment before the election and throw
their votes in favor OF the remaining
candidates.
Just before the meeting adjourned
Chapin Brown, member OF the board OF
directors and general counsel for the
Chamber. offered a resolution thanking
Capt James F. Oyster for the loyal
services which he has rendered the Cham
Der as its president during the past year.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
n. B.-Fo1oEing schedule figures published culy
a. information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta, Birmingham. Nozzle. NeE OriesnA
For TAIladsgA. CalerA. Selma, UuioutO~n. Demop
ellis. q m daily.
For Roanoks. KnoxTi1ie, ChattAnooEa Birmtrr-
ham. New OFleans. l0:io p N. Dining zz
For Roanoke. Knoxrilie, ChattAnoon, Naahvflis
Memphis, $50 a m daily. tslesping ar open nftsf
10 p m-l Dining cara
For Chariotte. Spartanburg Atlanta, Arnfstuu.
birmingham. AS p m daily Dining an
Fer AsheTille. Charlotte. Columbia Charir<trr
Aiken. Augusta Savannah. JacksouTiIle and FIorida
points. so .. m daily. Dining csrs.
l. 8 BROWN. GeneaI Aren't
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York Jan. 2-CATTLE-In the live .,o-t
market to-day steers were 10 cents lower; mn.
hrms fat cows drm 10 10 cents higher: medium and
thin cows opened strong: closed steady at Non
DAYS prices. Steers 6ma7.oo: yery rood offered
oxen. A0oas.oo; bulls, Gooa5.oo: cows lGak =
Dressed beef stead.
SHEEP AND Ll.MBS-Strep steady: lambs actin.
and 8 eezts higher Sheep. 2soA31; few oboicr
40: cuIs. -; lambs. 6ooaT.5: culis 4Cn.f n
Dressed mutton steady. sal choics wcthrrs ~
dressed lambs hrm eisalIif: a few hoEdrsssed. n.
eoontry dressd dollhouse lambs stsady. 4on7.o
HoGs-FEm; sountg arsusa asaay At sa.sk
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Jan. S.-Mcney On call at the stoe.
eHehAnse to-day opened at ~ per cent; highest. ~
were made at 81 per cpnf
The time market still remains inactive ,v;tb ....
unchanged at per cent for thirty and siItT 49,,
and 5kai Per cent for three. four. Eve. and II
moufha - -
Commercial paper is quiet and steady at ts,ss.
per crft for the best names.
London Discounts. Ss.Is per cent. on lis. Pan,
discounts ~ Pr cent unchanged Berlin Discount.
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Ameriean TeIephune 8 TeIegraph |
RAILROADS
NORFOLK & WESTERN PWY.
ISs1s Wa.s,I-to1 - N -, 81 go, y -

6CHEDULE IN EkfECT OCT. o lsil
Leave WnshinEton. Neu Unjo1 Statiou-
80 n Daily-Au pointS % NorfoR szd
Western
n.D .. n Daily-Rn1noke. Bristol Winstoa-
sllen- KnnETills. Chattanoosa. NashsSflA Hss
Orleans Through Sleeper. Dining CarS
$40 a m--For Bristol KnoxTIls ChattanooRn
Nashville. and MsmpSiA WaEhinEton- -Menphh
sleeper open At 10 p n.
For No6olk-LeaEe Washfngtou. f1 n N daily
srTiTs Norfolk. n a. N; i2Q nooo daily. a--iTs
NorfoR. 50 .. N daily. PEhor C2rs LeaEs Rieh,
nond daily. $50 p N. anfFs Norfolk. 10 D. N.
go ,. m-Daily-Bsryvns. Du1y Shenandoah
Trains from the Southwest HIiEs ssB - n, IN
p m. and l2a5 q N
An insom.tioa FOurtssutA Ssrsst sad New Yot
avenue (Bond BuildinEl-
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

salss-RsCllsr sH. u O'Clock noon:
Capital Traction S. 500 at Ill. $50 at Ill
Washington Railway & Electric g. 81. 900 at 81.
Potomac Electric 5S, 81 900 at lOeis
Chesapeake Potomac Telephone S. 81. coo At
lo4Is. N.Oo at IoIiS. 500 at 1924.
CAPITAL Traction. al i5 at Is. at IL
Washington Railway & Electric con-. at 6E2 .
at 5zE. 3 at 5gz at 52i. - at gA. % at 5s5I
3 at S2s. 30 at 81. 100 at 5sA s at 5zsS. at
81.
Washington Railway & Electric psd-, at ssS.
at ssh. 5 at ssA 3 at ssk 80 at ssS 100 at 81
Washington Gas. . at sO4. 5 at sOE, 3 at soE.
3 at 9oS. . at So%. at eOE.
Georgetown Gas : at lis.
Merggnthslsr at II. 10 at zOBs 10 at 2Ols 10 at
S0S. . At III
Lanston. at y 10 at %. p at - ! at p
United States Trust, 100 at ll9.
After call-MerEenthaler 10 at 2DH, at II at
23, 10 at Za0z.
Washington Gas. % at ok.
Following quotations were posted yesterdAyI
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
shan There he LiKhtr

The District Commissioners yesterday
filed suit against the Washington Ter
minal Company for sl0.232 for lighting
certain streets and subways over and
through which the company's tracks
cross. The Commissioners claim they
are empowered to collect for lighting un-
der an act Of Congress, approved May
s 1905. but that the defendant company
refuses to pay.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
CHEsAPEAKE & 0H1o LINES

Published only information: not r1arantsed
tO y N daily-C. & o. SPECIAL Solid traln
10 Cincnnat. with Pullman sleepsn 10 L0uisFnls
Cincinnati. Indisnapolis. St Louis, and ChieGgn
Q. o. dining car. serTics . Ia eArts.
u1o p N dAily-F. r. v. LIMITED 70 ths
West. Southwest. and NorhWss- Pullman aIeepsu
10 Virginia Hot SprinEs. Cincinnati and LOuisslie
Cincinnati sleeper oren for occupancy 10 D n
c. q o. dining car. SERIES q IA earts.
Ticket ohces. SIS Pa ave. lS3 y st. and Uuscn
Station 'PhODes. Main loss. M and T5o
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furuishsd BY W. n HIbbs o.,
members Of the Chicago stock EzcAangs. HibbS
Building
Chicago, Jan. 2-whest closed with net loses q
x to 10 on Weakness IN the Northwestern markets.
May sgk July. -; September. -
Corn weak and shada lower on heaEy receipts.
May elRaes: September. 81.
Oats f1etionally lower and weak. May, M,
July, 81; septembT. pas-
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
contlnssa fron rass FIvs.


Corps rife range. winthrop. Nd. Lieut.
Price gave the party "'possum'' hunt
behind his famous hounds New Years
Eve, returning with fine possum" for
the New Years dinner.
Cards have been received in washing
ton from Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Henley.
OF waterloo, N. H, announcing the mar
rage Of their daughter. Miss Marion
Henley, to Mr.. Nehemiah ordway Whit
ford. Of this city. The ceremony took
place at Waterloo on Monday, January
]. 1872 Mr.. and Mrs. Whltford viii be
at home at 1882 Columbia road after
January 10. The bridegroom Is the son Of
the late Col. Z. L. Whitford, of this
city. and grandson of the late Gov.
ordway. Of New Hampshire.
Mrs. Van orsdei. wife Of Justice Van
orsdel. OF the Court OF Appeals, win not
receive Mondays in January
Mrs. Bennett. wife Of the Commits
sioner of the General Land once, will
not be at home to-day.
Mrs. Melville Church and Miss Church
will be at home Saturdays. January u
and %.
Ahs heN' 1T ana MIS- W H. "eo-
derspoon announced 70 a few friends on
New Years night the engagement OF
their daughter, Florence Nightingale. TO
Mr.. F. Chester FIiekinger. Of Los An
gelos, Cal.
Mrs Charles W. Richardson has sent
out cards for a reception at her home,
lSI7 Connecticut avenue. Wednesday
evening. January 10. to meet the board
Of directors. the committee. chapter, and
club members Of the Y. W. c. A.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hfbbs q Co. mem
bers Of the New YORK Stock Exchange, Hibbs
Building.
Call money: Open 81: high. IA low. -; close. 81
SALE OF STOCK By HOURS.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY ". B. Hibbs a Co. m.n-
eers Of the New YORK stoek Exchange, HibbS BuiIo.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
The Safest Investments

REAL ESTATE LOANS.
Made at Lowest Rates of Interest.
W. H. WALKER, 72s 18th St. NV.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04

ouotations furnished h W. b Hfbhs 4 Ca
snbers q the New YoFk STOCK KEchanEs HIbbs
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04

The municipality & Beriin has seen to II that
sonen do nst wuar hats N theztrsA ManngrEs
e th..s.n q. an.d lo- e..Iy ~ vo-n
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04

Mrs. William Graeme Harvey. Jr.. has
sent out invitations for tea Thursday
afternoon. January II. from to O'Clock
TO meet the Misses Harwood. Mrs. Har-
vey will receive Wednesdays in Febru-
ary
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04

Miss Helen Hunt. daughter OF Judg
and Mrs. William II. Hunt. was hostess
at luncheon yesterday in honor OF he
cousin. Miss Virginia Hunt. Of Morris
town. Pa. The other guests were Mrs
Hugh s. Knox. Miss Martha Bowers. Mis-
Ruggies. Miss Allen, and Miss Helei
Buchanan. Miss Hunt left Washington
later in the afternoon for a visit q
friends m Virginia.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
Michigan Bank InsoIvent.

The Albion National Bank. OF Albion
Mich, mas been closed on account OF
insolvency. The failure Of the bank was
reported yesterday to Comptroller Of the
Currency Murray. The cause Of the in
solvency is alleged forgery Of notes,
which were placed in the bank by the
cashier, amounting 20 S1A,Oes. and which
were discovered by National Bank Ex-
amIner Herbert Z. johnson. who has
been placeu in charge OF the bank pend
ing the appointment OF a receiver.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

sE.x dividend. ] per cent.
lex dividend. y per cent
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04

Mrs. Bennett. wife Of the Commits
sioner OF the General Land once, will
not be at home to-day.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04

Mrs. Van orsdel. wife Of Justice Van
orsdel. OF the Court OF Appeals, win not
receive Mondays in January.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04

Mrs. Melville Church and Miss Church
will be at home Saturdays. January Il
ana N
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04

The Minister OF Nicaragua, DIR. Cas-
trilIo. viii entertain a company at din
ner this evening at Rauscher's in honor
OF the newly appointed American Minis
ter to Nicaragua.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04

Mrs. David Graham Adee and Miss
Adee win be at home Wednesdays in
January.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04

Mrs. wigmore. wife Of Capt. Hubert L.
wigmore, u. s. A, will be at home at
the Washington Barracks to-day and the
third Thursday of this month.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-04

Mr.. Paul Lamar. Mr.. George woodbury..
and Mr.. Albert Z. Lee have returned 10
the city from a holiday outing.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-13

soldiers, or navy men. or any OF our
prisoners. or other wards Of the gov
ernment want some prayers let them
get the mfrom the source that they
deem most effectual. In this day Of
high taxes. wish some progressive
member would take this matter up
Now Capt. White. wish that before
you left on. you had taken back some
OF the vile things that YOU asid con.
cerning Thomas Paine. and r. G In.
gersoll and explained that you did mo,
know anything about these men. hn,
however. expect that you viii read
up regarding them now and | know
tl,at You win be more eircumspect in
the future With the editors pcrmis.
sion | will look over Marcus articles
and l think drift into more scientific
subjects, ]. RArCLIFF
Estella. Okla
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-13
shall no Greater Mork.

Mg tNGor, SIR notice that Can
tain White leaves the Forum With ths
eAAllenge that he Is gad that he can
Qaallgy As 4 Christian believer. Again
! must draw his attention Is the fact
that he Is eArelesS ii his statements
og the truth. Win draw his attention
70 the ltsh Chapter q 1oAp. verse II
Verify, yeyily. say unto you. he tha.
eelievesh On me the works that 10
shall ne 90 also and &ceatev works
thar tness SAaN he &o. Now CAPTAIN,
san yoe eealify, caa yoS heal The sick.
make the lame walk. tne hind See.
esst Oet devils. raise the deaa. calm
tAe stosms. fsed tAe taaltstaaeS etc.
and even greatev WorSs than ht Is
eiSlused 70 have aeae Asasa / ak in
sac nAu,e oF eemmea Sease esa yoa
eeAl,fy, ln NY eyst Sytlele / made
ses aSssrtSoa tAas the sveraSe CHRIS,
sian only BELIEVED tse BlAle vAea it
eSS SAet- am toreV3 se the sea.
es@Ssea that CART waite aust have
Ss2s Ais shas tor ne paSa that ever
ss&3 shSs ANaS fa.s,lige&tly woaa
maks such aarraw sxotsSsiesl Sssee,
tscas as BE aaAkeS altoSesAas eeSana,
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-13

This will he The last week Of pictures
aud vaudeville Il the Grand for Semc
time as the Grand theatre opens their
summer stock season next Moaasy
with the May Belle Fowler CO, The
company vii lay e6 Tuesday night
on sceoant Of Il {. Fields Mmstrels.
The Grand has - weeks of stock book.
cd aud viii have 4 alaereHt show every
night throughout the entire summer.
The prices Tor stock companies win
be the sane Is last YEAR gntire bal.
eoey iee, dresS circle see, parQuet sec,
with the exception q ! few companies
that yNrry osem e 10 - people. when
The prices viii Be easire haleaav VOC,
entire main Hoer SIC.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-13

Il behooyes the people OF Viaita 70
set busy in the matter Of the constrae-
tlon 81 more aud better roads leading
trNin the country into town. When the
NJ, Q, 4 G, railroaa Is taisAed east Of
rs a large trade territory viii be los,
unless good roads are provided. At
the advent of spring road h0ildng
should hegin
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-13

The Chieftain is authorized to an
nounee the name Of Geo. II. Ogden as a
candidate for County Treasurer Of
Craig County, subject to the act%on Of
Ae Democratic primary IN August.
llsts. GEO. III. OGDEN.
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couNTY lupeE.

] am candidate for reelection L
the Office Of County Judge az Craig
County. subject 10 the action of ths
Democratic primary 10 be held in
August. l stand on my old platform
that q low taxes and law enforcement
ask the support of all voters whc
view these matters as I do.
S. r PARKS.
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SOS REGISTER Of oegos,

{ ! sieSire e announce myself as a
candidate fer the etisee of Register Of
peeaS q Cralg County. Okla. subject
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-13

The Ch5eftalu Is authorized to an
soaace George " Taylor as a candi-
date Tor County Commissioners for the
Second District og Craig County. sub
sSs to the primary in August.
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an candidate for the nomination
* CeanEx Assessor Ot Craig County.
ae5est . he ssssoa ef the nemoevatie
voters II the PRIMARY H. be held august
1917 VIRGIL. A. NlNNISON
The CASsfssla : authorised To an.
neaeee TIE esnaiasey af ", c. Woo3Sll
CT eeaaty Commissioned for The third
district e eraiS County SeAieet 70 the
TAmeenetie pr1assFx is AuguSt
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-13

to the actioa at the Democratic nri-
marx to BE held N August 1915
". /. TRoTT
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-13

You may not be able to oome back
an the way but come back as Tar as
You can.
You want to nus some children. aud
slap others
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IFoR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT,
TIE Ca5estain 5 authorized to ~,
Uoaaee Teemas y. Saith of Censrslia
as candidate Ter Superintendent ef
schools Of Crais County, subject to
the Democratic primary IN Nugust
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As aEpv AoME seEs LlfE-

How many Jokes you read without
smilel but Il they were told you.
you would be compelled TO smile Il
little for politenoss