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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-06
Inn the New Mems Wear Shop.
THE COURTS.
Court Of Claims.

Present: Chief Justicve Peelle. Judges
Howry, Booth. Barney and Atkinson.
The following announcements were
made:
Opinions: No. 2s9sO Henry w. Good
RICH. receiver; defendants motion for
new trial allowed. Opinion by Barney,
judge. -;
No. 22SS5 Purcell Envelope Company:
defendants motion for new trial allowed.
Opinion by Howry, judge.
No. 1871. T. l.. Love, surviving part
ner: findings of fact and conclusion in
sum of 5000. Opinion by Howry, judge.
General jurisdiction: No. 26S63-William
T: Griffith; judgment for claimant on au-
dftor's report in sum Of $3.50.
Observation-Disclosures Of fact and
conclusion in following:
James J. Buck. $117.33; Richard L. Cor
man. $16O.67; Benjamin Jarvis, $162.S
Louis w. Knobe, $211.S4; James Munns.
$1S3.S9; Charles M. Marshall, $0O.35; Rob-
ert P. Bradley. executor, no amount;
Cyrus Bassey, no amount: Elias S. Den
mis-, Jr., heir, no amount; Joseph Hayes.
no amount; John A. Hobson, no amount;
Charles J: Hovey. administrator. no
Ella S. March. ct al. heirs. no amount:
Simon Lyon, administrator. no amount:
Charles V. McAdams, no amount; Charles
c. Walcutt ct al, heirs, no amount;
Aaron Bray. s215; Mount Carmel c. P.
CHI. Williamson county. Tenn. $3.50:
Graves county, KY, $500; Lucy E.
johnson ct al. heirs. $7S4.
Loyalty found in Frank P. Haywood;
Armistead NJ. Johnson, deceased.
Orders. and motions-General jurisdic-
ton: Robert T. Jasper; claimants motion
for rehearing of motion for new trial
overruled.
Rudolph Axman; order allowing in part
and overruling in part claimants motion
to amend findings: findings amended nunc
pro tune as of May q, 1912; judgment and
opinion to stand.
John Durant: defendants objection to
claimants proof allowed; defendants
motion for new trial allowed: defendants
demurrer sustained with leave to answer
over.
Crane Company; order overruling de-
PENDANTS demurrer with leave to answer
within sixty days.
Pacific Hardware and Steel Company:
defendants motion to dismiss overruled
Congressional: J. B. H. Knight, ad-
ministrator; claimants motion for new
trial on loyalty overruled.
John H. Davis; claimants motion to
amend findings overruled. -s
Susan Hudson, widow; order dismissing
petition.
Cary W. Moore: order dismissing petit
ton.
R. Sherman Lerch; order Diminishing Pc
tition.
Silas Long: order. Diminishing. petition.
Thomas n. Hill. administrator; defend
ants motion to dismiss so much Of
claimants petition as covers claim for
cotton allowed.
Ella Rodman Ayres, widow; order re-
manding to general docket for proof Of
heirship or letters Of administration
Guy Steele ct al; order remanding to
general docket for letters of administra-
ton -.
Olive j. Pierce ct al; order remanding
to general docket for letters of admins
tration. -
Fedora I. Wilbur. heir: defendants mo-
ton to dismiss allowed.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-04
Papin if1orsian.
(Saifoa.)

.postori, tobtoiIittefo tebbd minul'
lie polpelutien, iruremman fnin mic
fadn niistd, ioita 10 olette tebnpt mt
nm0e?"
,Sppin mieIeadni, Jos main le on
minun mouasIani", mastaIi nuori
poppi.
uWeiHtief5 idmdn %firieen tdtdldi'
ieue raatimiebeue?"
,amors !6ubbeniueE"
,giin, iuuri bdnele. 'Sdn on By
md pstawani, ia tuIee mormaan
iIoiIetF, fun iaa tietda oIesfeIupoif'
foni. sos tabbotie tebod tdmdn,
Min enempaa en- ieiIid enda pppod."
Run nuori poppi taos oil mennpt
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-04
ySmmalalle plfpum fiitps
fasteestd."

81 puut mield %Ioitettu folmatta Ter
tao, ioten mteId oil bpwdd aitaa tobs
bella wanbutIeua, iotta istuipat tien
niereeId iunnuntaiaamuna. Yittd,
Ioibnbto mics tuoppoon patnuneire
Iilmineen oil toIpllinen Yaul Sanien.
ia talpea mites bdnen pierellddn oil
wonba puuieppd 8%rie.enien. Se oil
mat noopurutIet ia oiuiwot f,rttoon
miemdn item parreua.
Run he oIimat bettiien istunee',
aioi beiodn obitlenid iublafultue.
Siind oil pieni lopIi. iofa oil pietds
md fasteeIIe. Wanbutiet nouIiiuat
I~eilaaIeen ia te%rlpebtipdt fultuetta.
aun tdmd oil mennpt obi, ianoi
%puuieppd:
yNditfD, miten gnnu buoleuiIesti
piteli pientd lastanIu. Sli oifeen
bausfoa fatieaa ftd."
Soinen fatiabti f%pipmdiesii bd'
neen; ban arpaIi ettd noita Iunoia
Ieurali iotin fristiuinen opetuS tai
muuta ieqaista, Iiua puuieppd oil
mafama, fofenut fristittp. So ban
pubui mieIeuddn Sumalosta toirpos
ia Iaoba iobbetutTi !oiIia bdnen Iuof.
Ieen. Std Sanien iind erebtpnpt.
fGGn.
rNiin", iatfoi p%uuieppd, riiten FAN
taa iiantaittiuen Sumalon rottaus
meta ldpi eldmdn, perustuen fas
teen ppbddn liittoon."
vapua", wastaIi 9anien, rmutta
mitd bpDtpd on tasteesta meiae, fun
emme usfo?"
rW(utta tasteesIa on ibminen aie.
tettu SumoIan naltafuntaan, ia Eos
teesIa alpautuu tdmd nellie. SeeIus
life ottaa find %pienotaiiet ipIiinid.
So minun ndboatleni ne meneitele.
mdt mieIettomdsti, iotfa tieltdndt
pienofaifia iuIemasta W%opabtaiania
luo ppbdsid fosieesia. Se armeIe'
mat fpud, ettd enIin on beiodn men.
tdmd fidau ia Min tnltapa omen
fautta. Wlutta mindpd terron miten
minuue itielleni on fdpnpt.1
gDanba puuIeppd pppbfdli fdbeI.
ladn IilmianId aipontuin bdn oliIi
tabtonut oitein lelndSti ndbbd, ia
Titte fertoi ban:
rNuorena ouesiani tp0sfentelin
uleiua ieubuiua Observation-Disclosures
ia anIaitIin bppdsti rabao. gitini
ia iidni olimat nafania ibmiIid ia
be uIein maroittinat minua unbotta.
mosto SumaIaoni. .Wtutta beiodn
nparoitufIioan en- iuuri iuuresti otta.
nut formiini; ia FUN iunnmntoi tuli,
bain mind %ieuraa buonon nuoriIon
piiristd, %tansin, pelofin forttia ia
rpppisfelin fuin muffin beisid. 81
ften, ettd olifin oaut iuuri erifoiiesi
moionnut m~ibinfddn noista pabeis
to, mutta JOS fanemmin oIiii fitd
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-04

9ppd or, MIND iuomtIen Soct
6arrifin birtettdwdtTi tabbefian pdi
mdn tuIu'tua tdstd pdimdstd lufien
Sind Wdlin nioitan bdnet idiIptettd
mdfii Utortonin Iuo. ioto, Jos man
fi pd6Iee farfuun, tnomitoan tabben
bouorin ~iaffoon."
Worion otii lompattonia ia antoi
Suooenilie faffi bouorio.
rEdsid opat faftorahot"
rSaofo puppi fuitentin poltin
non?" fpipi =. Ct 6orris Iemottoma'
ma.
r5tetpsti", m%astafmot toitti yb'
bestd Iuusta.
rSiispd, toperit-, buuoobti panfi,
tie tulette iaamoan bpn6t forot ra
%boistnnne. len lupaan mind"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-04

Sppeaioft ISIS.

MrnoiIa Muttoian lufiafunta. gtpt
enFferran eldisidni Muttoian tdbben
otan fpndn ia piirran muutamar
riwin fen lnfuiioue lufiiafunnalle.
GnIin terlpebbdn fen I%mfiioito!
Gn ole nSbnpt firioitufiia tddltd
6~opiaioelta, ioten ndpttdd ettd faifft
firfonmiebetfin ofuut nututfisia ia
tustin muietutpattaan ettd pitdiit'
bdn Iitd firioittaa iostus auttoiaan
Fin meioan a%fioita. 3dmd on pieni
paiffa ia faifti omat albania far
marietta, matta piidiii Ientddn iosfus
muistaa @uttoiao, fiud Ell ie munta
pppodfddn FUN ettd ilmoiitoa poif
eunnon alioita. 81 minuuafaon ole
mitddn eritpistd firioitettapaa.
Milfosta on tadudfin DONNA, pols
ion runnataan metTid ia tpDid olili
Jos fuinfa palion, Jos ipaan dip
tefiioitd, farmarit eiwdt ferfid ole'
moon fotonafaan FUN pitdd ola
tienaamasia. Soiiet taoien eimdt
iouoa tienaamaan maitfa olit Dd'
bdn tarDefin.
DIR ia mrs HoiniIaae on lofafuun
Is pnd ipntpnpt libafpa poian ppue'
rDinen ia On ie terpe.
Nlrs Sulmala on m%enettdnpt na'
Iemasta fdbestddn pbben iormen ia
foeo tdii on muutenfin r%nbioutnnut,
ionfa nuofii on uieita miiffoia oil
hut ainan tpob6n fpfenemdiDn. Eoi'
Iet mifitiet omat mdbdn auttaneei
leipomiiesia ia pppfin peiusia ia
iidntd boitaa f~oriaa. Sfdmd fpad
fDpbdue farmarile. Soinon fuiien'
Fin pitaista paranemista mrs Sui
natalie.
Soimon, ettG Jos Iuttoja nielG
ebeueen ilmesipp, ettd ie pitdifi tn
tun nimenId nielG e~beIeenfin, fuG
lie on 10 min tuttu.
Sddad oliIi tpud polion o%fioita
ioita iopifi firioittaa. paan pelfddn
ettd liiafli moipoon Iuttoion toi
mittaioo. 2opeian tdmdn baIpan IL
pfIinfertaiIen firioitufIen ia pppodr
nDprdsti, ettd muffin muistaiipa
Muttaian poIStoia ia fen lusbiiaa Iu
fiiafuntaa termeb,dd pieniad ofioil
la.
gtFi ofia on minuua ipield. SdGui
on ibmiiet aiman mdlinpitdmdtiD
mia. 81 tusaon miitIi min palion
etid ldbettdiIimdt lapieria %iunnuntoi
no Ypbdfouluun. 81 tue oliii iuur
maipa, maan pelfddfp6t, ettG fuu
Iepot SumaIau %ianao, iofa fuiten
Elm oIiIi faiffein tdrtein o5ia.
Isl MT mitddn enempdd, maon Su
maIan raubaa ia ~ratfautto olfoor
meiud tddad Sopeaioela.
Tdtd f%irioitti muuan balpa Ia ND
ban totenut nuori,
u. :.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-04
uIos, bpmptIi wieras OmituiiesH d


Fun bdn Iao tieiad minun ioutupan
tiinni Sa iloiieffiban be tnlenat
faitfiin. aafIi lataa boaoria minun
fiinniottomiIestnni eifd p ppi iaa
mitddn! Sdnen ulee iaaod ne tutr
iataa bouaria. iitie tebtSSt minuue
mitd tabtomat"
Sdn istui betfiien oiatufIiinia wat'
puneena.
,Saatanban mieldtin paeta Min
Iaamat piifdn nenGn. 81 nieId ole
liian m~pDbdistd. - S~eurou.ietf tn
lee iofo elinfautinen manfeus tai
birIipuu - luuItonasti mime moi
nitiu. = Mutta fofIi Iataa oouorin
Iaattaa tebbd nuo fafii onnel' ietfi",
iotfoi ban ptfinpubeluoon.
Owi oWoutui biIiaa, ia puoli tuIi'
nan mieb'd aStui buonesieen. Isl
p%ientnfddn piirre tpieroan fa6moilo
tobiStanut, eta ban pliii pmmdrtd,
mt. mitd aTiaa mnrlen ndmd miebet
olipat tuueet.
rSpndd pGipdd, tunnon miebei",
Ianoi bdn t%ermebtien heitG.
nSletban Soce Sarris", ianoi pu
beeriobtuia, riuuri iinuo bnesfeIem
me-"
,Wai min on MT oiian Lolita, ia
Iuulettefo tobeaafin. ettd nina Glen
10 fdfis5dnne?" iunoi toinen iIoiiena.
r9uulemmepa Min, mastali iobta
ia, ,ia me pibdmme fpaa buolen I'll.
I'd, ettet pddle fdFstdmme."
vSiind teette oifein", mostof 9or
ris. rEieodttebdn bppin, ettd mt
nua eli ole beIppo ottaa fiinni. Pap
pi marmaan on ilmiantannt teiue,
eitd oIen olesfelut bdnen fobisiaon :
yHiin".
rNpt on bdn Ills %Iaanut poltin
non, ionfa olette Iupanneet."
rGi ole, me emme luonnouiIest
malta ~etufdteen, ennenfuin afia or
idriestettp."
SomasIa fuului bdlindd ulfoa ic
iotu buff:
,pddstdfdd minut Iiiddn! Wini
toboon pddstd Enne!"
,Sieud on pappi", ianoi iotu mic
bistd. Isl iuintaon bdntd pddsteii
buoneeieen."
Hemolnerin piippm mdlGbteli ia
fan beifosia nolosia, tparmaua Ed
bella oieni 9arris oIeen iobtoio.
pddtd fobti.
rpS6stdfdd bdnet buoneeieen" Ia
moi ban fdsfendsti.
Yapin muutoin Min foIpeot Eos
mot olimat ipnfedt, ia bdnen filmis
Iddn fiiltelipdt fppneIeet, fun bdr
astui ontuen Soct 6orriIin eieen.
rWlitd olen mind tebnpt?" buubabt
bdn epGtoimoiIena. uWlitd plen mi
nd tebupi?"
,NinoaStaan mienpt firieen 4mors
Subbeniue, minimum pppIintin teitd.
.Niiu, ia mppopt teiodn mapau
tenne ia eldmdnne. W'utta MIND
oIen ipp,Dn tabdn fonnantpobDn."
!6dn fdtfi fasmonia fdIiinid.
uSuorittafaa MT poltinto. fotIi ia
taa bouario, popiue" ionoi 9orris
mafamosti. r6eti Fun ban on Iaa
nut rabat, beitdn repolmerin fdbes
tdni. Niin fauon fuin pibdn TitG Ed
besIdni, tietdd MmorS Subben, mi
ten baIpa.armoinen bdnen eIdmdnIt
on"
U(iebet feSfusteltnnt feSfenGGr
oIiasta. Cite ottipot toitfi Iompaf
fonia ellie ia fofoiimat Iumman
Subben meni pDpbdn Gdreen il
oietti rabat Sarriiin eteen. Sdmi
beiiti beti remolnerin l%uotaan.
Sun pantiin fdIirantoia Sarriiae
tddnipi ban nuore papin puoleen.
rpastori" Ianoi ban. ,Habat, iot
fa onat tuosia pDpodad, omat apm
no teiue ia teiodn morTiameuenne
ettd moitte mennd naimiIiin. Wiini
Iuin f%irieen. 9pndsti!"
Nuori pappi astui muutamia as
feleita permonnoua.
rSoottofaa biutan", Ianoi bdn. =
rWtiebet, minuua on i%otatin ferrot
tonaa teiue."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-04

menoo iotfunut, min luuIen, eta olili
tuuut loppu minueta.
Wutia Sumala on bppd. 9dn lal'
Il minuu ioutua iairaspuoteelle DIN
iuuri iaanut erddn tp0ni palmiitf
Ia nina olin menoSIa naopur,eu
tuun, fun maitallu tulin Iairafi. Sa'
lut eimdt tabtoneet endd iatIda Fam
naitaa ruum,stani, ia taitti idieneni
oIipat fuin lpiipstd Eulin muut .
maon talonpoitaistaloon, iosia ioin
tpie,tdG pDni. mutta tulin pbd 1uiS
roammafIi, ia erds tuanba Daimo
field boiteli mimia parbaania mu
faan. nIein lauloi ban mtnuue ion'
fun pienen ipirren tat lutt ionthn
raamaiunlauIeen ia ban luuli mar'
mosti minun tuoletpan, fostopa
bdn ebtimiIeeu lauiui noita mai'ban
pirren ianoia: rSuo Serra, tpiime
armoSta, 2un ioutuu ero betten',
SIT iurnauisnu pelwotta fpitme'len
alan retfen!"
Mutta mind en- tabtonut fuouo.
SpodmesIdni aIeoi tuulua taubea,
tmomiiena ddni, iofa lDgttt mtnun.
90 muistan bppin, Fun muntamonn
pdindnG fobottauouin hi tan tpmo'
teeeIani ia bduin Min fopasti tuin
woin, = eibdn ie foniu tonao mab'
touut ola, iqd palioa en- ~iatianui:
,Ittdd rutoilto. ettd fuoliiiu, tuaan
iuotaa minun iaaba ramba!"
Siuoin puoisti panba maimo
barmoaboriis,a %pddtdnid ia luui"i
iietIeer: vWteibdn on ldbbehdmd
batemoan poppia".
ga poppi tuli. Muistan ien aipon
tuin Ie olili t"apabtunut tdnddn. Sdn
oil iponba mics, mntto milla,let lil'
mat bdneld olifaan! Gn foefaon
unbota miten ban faiioi minuun
pittdn aitaa, toimon laanann
ndhhd re Flmdt idUeen taipansIo!
Sdn Ell pubunut palioa, p!leelaon
emf ferran luonani. Wtuiston mum
muasia, ettd ban laeti tdtenId poll
tawoue oiioGeni ia ianoi: ~ytdin ia
moo Serru, inun Sumalaii, finule,
p,itaieni: SianfoittiIeaa ratfonoelln
olen nina {inua ratastauui; ientdb
ben oIen idilpttdnpt loupeuteni i'nuo
tobtuon!"
Wiieleni tuli min omituiiefli So
Fun pappi oil mennut pois, raitehn
i.femddn. Siitd olfnen tD~Detenteli
5umolan penti iyodmesIdni, ia fun
poppi tnIi jdueer, t%unnus'in bdnelle
ipntini ietd %IaloiIet eitd i%ulfiict.
rUlutta nina olen ,pcrmuan ion
Iuuri Ipntinen". ianoin nina. rSa
fentes on mp5s Iiian mpDbdisid."
Satioin pappiin rutoilelpin Rlmin,
iud olin Iuuresia bGodsId. Siaoin
bpmyili ban min pStdwdliIeeii, Id
men IiImdnld idteilImdf, fun bon
ianpi:
ySumoIaUe oIfoon fiitos; fuule,
mitd Serra i,ie ianoo: Niin Suma'
la on r~afasianut mooilmoo, ettd
antoi oinoipuipIen Yoifonia, ettei
fufoan bdreen mstona buffnifi,
maan Iaiii iiontoittiIen eldmdu. Sa
eoeleen ianop bdr: 9ulfaa minun
tpt6ni faitfi fpDtdtefem6t ia rosfau'
telut, Min mind AMMAN tetle lepon!"
Wtutta nina puoistin pdGtdni ia
Ianoin: RE Ianat eiwdt warmoon
tarfoita minua."
y5abooifo toisteuo Sumolad tpos'
taan poita Ieni?" luaStafi pappi rs"
fD tiebd. ettd SumaIa on iuurempr
FUN iinun furia, arfa ipodmeIi? ga
mind ianon finuae: &oImipbteineu
Sumala on lasfenut fdienid pddueIi
ia Ianonut: 9tld peItdd, find oIei
mirun. Siad find olet faStettu fol
mipbteiien Sumolan nimeen, ia fas
tetta %ieuraa ipntein anteefIiantomus,
eldmd ia autuus. 2uo Iilmdf plDs
Wapabtaiaaii ia faiio: omi on
omoinna, ban lite ieiioo fieud ia ia
moo: 9uIe, toitti on taptettp!"
GiUpin putpTimot fuin SupmufIet
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-04

9"(elIQhtpIolu pu'IuuU tululluu, KUN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oil pioetip, ia
nuori poppi ia bdnen founis NOR.
IiamenIa, olimat tuIleet miebefii ia
maimotfi, iunoi morfian, fotiubtoen
beldSti miebenid Tilmiin:
,Utiten oipatfaan taifti ibmiIet
Min berttai{ia ia anteliaita Iinua
tpbtaan. Opatfo he alma Min oil
Ieet?"
,@in6t ole, Dnan piimeisten mel
idn,oista pdipdn fuluesIa omot he
polion muutunest Gnnen oil fofo.
naan toiIin laita
vSilen", Ianoi nuori moimo. rta'
paIin muutamon mieben, iofa oil
min Iempedn ndt6inen. 9dn fpipi
nimedni. ,2erro pastoriae iopinos'
ia tiIoiiuubeeIa, ettd oIen ndbnpt tel
bit ia ettd toiipon bdnen tulepan
onnen,ietii'. 8uta on Soct 9orris?"
,Sact rautta!" Ianoi pnneaineu
morian, fun poppi oil tertonut fofr
iutun.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1913-01-02

State OF Oklahoma, County of Craig SIS.
Ia the County Court within and for
Craig County, Oklahoma.
In the matter of the estate of Mary Il.
Witt, Deceased, William T. Witt.
Administrator Probate No. 2227
NOTICE OF FILING PETITION TO
ASCERTAIN HEIRS.
TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED
AND CLAIMING AN INTEREST IN
THE ESTATE or MARY Il. WITT.
DECEASED:
You and each person are hereby
notified. that on the 26th day of Dec
ember 1912. William +, Witt Admin
istrator Of the estate Of Mary L. Witt
deceased. filed in this Court his petit
ion in due form, praying that the right
OF All persons interested in the estate
OF Mary T. Witt. Deceased, be accer.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1913-01-02

positors iii state banks have never lost
a cent although a number Of banks
failed and could not recover the de-
positors funds which had been loaned,
| invested or dissipated.
state bankers have been called upon
to pay large assessments into the guar
anty fund, and they are rebelling. They
point out that it is unfair for honest
bankers TO be forced to pay the debts
of dishonest, careless and incompetent
bankers Hence they will ask the
legislature to amend the guaranty law,
making the law effective and applicable
to those banks which desire to have
their deposits guaranteed leaving state
banks free to accept or reject the
provisions of the act which guarantees
the money of depositors.
Texas, Nebraska and Kansas, the
three other states which have bank
guaranty laws, provide that state
banks may pay assessments and have
their deposits guaranteed if they desire
to do so, But no state bank in any OF
those states is forced to pay an as
sessment to have its deposits guaran-
teed
Ok!ahoma's bank guaranty law must
be condemned as defective. True,
some bankers have been compelled to
pay large sums into the guaranty fund
to make up the losses occasioned by
banks which met wis disaster The
trouble in Oklahoma has been one of
lax examination of bank affairs and lax
methods in permitting anyone to en-
gage in the banking business, rather
than a defective and Inefficient law
The law was designed to protect the
people. 1t has been a success in such
Perhaps the law has not
protected the careful banker who has
been called upon to ray losses which
he did not incur.
Texas, Nebraska and Kansas have
strict avs in connection with thei-
bank guaranty act. Those states arc
careful about issuing charters to per-
sons who desire to establish state
banks. In Oklahoma, We are not 50
careful 1t might be well to amend the
law so that no persons could engage
in the banking business unless they
are qualified to handle other peoples
The principle of the bank guaranty
law is right But we must have ac-
laws to protect the honest
banker while we are protecting the
honest depositor.-O
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1913-01-02
FATHER YIELDS LIFE FOR SON
As Tree Falls He Hurs the Boy to
Safety and Is Caught Himself
and Crushed

Aberdeen, Wash. While Frank De
Hart OF Oakville, Ky, was pinioned to
the ground by tree, his seven-year-
olda son worked frantically to pry
the Immense trunk of his fathers
body. and. failing, ran four miles to
his home to summon help Men
rushed to the spot to find DeHart life.
less
According to the boy he and his
father had stopped to rest on the
bank OF the river, when suddenly n
large tree near which they we're sit
ting toppled without warning
DeHart grabbed the boy and threw
him out of harms way. His act OF
heroism cost him his life. and the
trunk caught him across the chest.
The boy grabbed stick and tried
to use il as lever. but could not
move the log. All the time he had to
watch his fathers face comforting
from suffering. Realising that he
could not do anything. the boy then
ran for help
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1913-01-02
Fought Posse Of Farmers.

Tulsa. Okla, Jan. Ia fight took
place in a forest near Vera, Okla, this
afternoon between a posse Of farmers
.ard George Hollingsworth, charged
with the murder of Mack Martin, a
gambler who was killed in a holdup
In a Collinsyille restaurant few
nights ago. Hollingsworth was heav-
lily armed and over 100 shots were ex-
changed Some Of the posse men were
reUorted Wounded. Hollmgsworth cs.
capped.
Three of the men alleged to have
participated in the holdup in which
Martin was killed are under arrest.
Georgia Wilson, charged with being
member Of the band, was recently ar.
rested here, taken to Claremore and
released on bond
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tanned and declared by this Court.
and it be determiaed as to whom dis.
tr'bution should be made.
The following, 50 far as known. is
a description Of all the real estate Of
which the deceased died seized or nos.
sessed is as follows, to-wit: South
half of Northeast Quarter of South.
west Quarter of Section 1s Township
= North, Range Is East in Craig
Quarter Of Northwest Quarter Of Sect.
ION "a Township 25 North Range 1S
East, Craig County Oklahoma
That the said William F. W8tt and
Fannie N, Witt, father and mother og
the deceased minor, respectively are
we only persons who have appeared
and claimed any interest in and -
said estate, in the course of admins.
tration up 10 the time Of making order
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1913-01-02
WHALES ARE AWEC
Captain of BIubber Bark De.
ScribeS Eruption of Volcano.
Portuguese Sailors Pray to the Saints
and Every Form of Life In Sea
or Air Vanlshes-Hurrican
Hits Ship.

San Francisco. The whaling barb
Gayhead, Captain Wing, which left
here seven months ago on a blubber
expedition in the frozen north. re.
turned with 350>barrels OF sperm oil
the product of eight whales, and an
account Of the volcanic eruption at
katmai in June. The Gayhead was
200 miles from the volcano and $50
miles of shore at the time of the
eruption Whales were plentiful sea
birds were visible in all directions
and fish, large and small. could be
seen in the clear, green water
A whale had been cut out OF the
school that was spouting not far from
the bark, had been killed and made
last alongside the vessel Fires had
been started under the blubber kettles
and the work OF cutting up the whale
was IN hll blast when a muffed ex-
plosion that seemed to shake the uni
verse was heard 1t was followed by
SIX more explosions.
A few minutes later there appeared
on the horizon a small. black cloud
that assumed leviathan proportions as
It rushed toward the Gayhead. There
was wind with it. and it struck the
vessel with the violence of a hurricane
squall. AS it hit the bark the air was
filled with fine white dust that soon
covered the decks.
The blackness was on both sides Of
the vessel Black as the darkest
night is the way Captain Wing de-
scribes 1t. Between the two strata OF
black was a column of fiery yellow
bright as gold Captain Wing, who
has passed many years in the arctic
and who recognized the explosions as
OF volcanic origin says that the com.
bination OF black and yellow was the
strangest sight he had ever seen.
The Portuguese whalemen quit
work. dropped to their knees and in
voked the aid OF every saint on the
calendar. They were satisfied that
the day OF judgment had arrived. The
shower OF ashes and the accompanying
darkness lasted for torty-eight hours.
AS the squall approached, said
Captain Wing, 81 noticed the whales
skedaddle. They hooked on at full
speed. When the air cleared. two days
later. there was not a whale in sight
nor fish nor a fowl, nor sign Of 6any
kind OF life II was not until the Gay
head had cruised many miles and had
winged its way far out OF the track OF
the volcanic dust that as much as 4
bird was seen That cussed squall
our cruise all right
1t was more than a month later
that the people ON the Gayhead
learned that Katmai had been N erup-
ton
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1913-01-02
JURORS ARE GIVEN KISSES
Wife Of Defendant in Tacoma Case
Embraces Women Who Re
turned Verdict

Tacoma, Wash Hugs and kisses
for three woman jurors and handshak.
ing for the men made up the final
picture in the trial OF j Matthew
Murray, an attorney charged with de-
frauding an ignorant client The at
torneys young wife gave the kisses.
and they followed verdict OF not
guilty, capping the climax OF 4 day
In court made sensational by the de-
fendants personal appeal to the jury.
in which he broke down and wept. ths
women on the jury doing like~ise. A
second charge. the result Of the bar in.
duiry. Is on the docket against Murray.