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2-G EIlTn.R. FARE VOID
DOCTOR rAHKtSfHtlf
Away tack iu !&ntzio about the
y.ar lOiH) our trouble began with
the built of one Gabriel Paniel i ah-
Iuterstate Commerce Commissiott ( renheit. Everythiug would lave
Saya Oaly Uncle San Can Reu- j been nil right and our ammners
late State' Commerce TraSc. ( doubtless very much cooler, if it bad
. j not bee n for Gal .e'a predilection for
Washington, 1). C, July IT In a the natural sciences'. Put iu the
rutlHg just irwt upon by the tot, early k" he abaudoned the grocery
sure commerce commission, the fed-, Luwue. and went traveling about in
era! noeemiiient take t'a flmt hu-pursuit of knowledge an t trouble,
puruut step Uward th. elimination j H fell into bad company- ith
of the state legislature and state rail- j ' "1 ' UV nt tuaiexuie
way con.mta.ioiw u th. control of rail- aowe ruitient natural philosophers,
way rat. Hy Urn ruling ait two-cent-! Every reader of what the rrcetJeut
legislationso far aa tt touches 'titer- j lll0Wg jut how lad they are. They
eut.tra mo -Is declared void, t nut,mill jntsJ Gabe'. Lead,
Tt.. opinion ha. I l.u prepared by , ftf uUti aouna tbr0Rgh
Couimteaionsr James Harlan, ami , . .
th. endorsement of th. other com-1 Germany, f nuic and LiV-ai d h.
m Monet. I aettled ilott at Amsterdam and be
The commission holds, in effect, gan to make phibwophieal itru
that tl rit to regulate Interstate ' BU-ntii.
commer. I an eiciusiv nshr, ewted j, jnit e trjlj aiul oa the
by the Hepburn law In the federal J ammt,Utf( ,nd that waeni eo tad.
Koveriiaieta. It la superior to any . , ,
mate tfovernment Moriit the com-1 Tbeu be turned b attention tot
miswioner un.Ur.ian.bi that the Uso- hydraulic engine for the drainage of
burn act has conferred thta act upon ditches, But neither the aerometer
the interstate commerce comailwuon. ',aoj e togiue etH-uie l to fill the bill
The oi-.mmi.ion, tbrefore, diwe- 0f tify bia cruel ambition he
garxl ai.y aut railaay eummiwiviia, ! mmt in,enUa ilj!ttruient of ever-
state rarea ano ru!al.om In eotira'Io 1,-HJ the I abreube.t therwome
diarearJ of local authortt lea , Ur waa tua.le, au t it baa been reg-
The subject, da ciwe before tl.e tntrrirg anywhere fruta S3 to 1(4
eotwmlthion in enioV;nir the rKul-1 ginoB then.
tion of thrwun raiea Tbe commse j f bey dubbed bun Doctor in 1724
alon b authority under the Hepburn : . . , , . , ...i
" , . fl. ' k- and tua 1 biiu merulr of the Iyal
law (" wT. earners to mane, ... i n
throat, ratwa, and to Aiternnne i tJ f Ixi.i.m. aud to the
whether any through rate made by a ' rUJoaonbicai Traueach iii" of the
carrier l a rnii;e one.
rSfct.t ami ho. ;ml ortlcl!, but tie dto
In deter. a-Cifty of that year are auoie rtaj.i-r not coer hia mailed lnd with a teS
STRIKE .I SPIED
rrelJfttt Small of the If If paphera
Unioa Expccti Trouble to Become
Ceneal-Cikla Coming Sooa.
s.iu FraiK'iwo, July n-l'reldil
;uil of the teleitraier' uii!m
ttUy that be unnhSe to make a
dettitite atatetneot of h' Ce liMrs'
itferna with Lt;r Uo'iiotlwilooer
NelU lat niht,
Sttiatl b teletrrjmsshowiHi that ti
strike breakers a e etroute herb from
tl.e iCaxt.
I'uieM an areetueiit la reached euuo.
te etpcta a ;!. rl strike of tele
graphem ail oer the country which
will cripple tioththe extern I'nlon
and rtal Telegraph companies" Uish
ivena He ii'ts to start, tor Chicago
tbia w(, supyln Iu several cuiee
enroute. lie prumieee to b.ake p' !lio
the result of hie cots fe renew with Mr.
SeilL
V.
I
X.
A
WRIGHT WAS NOT
eooa oiplo hi
VaahitUtton, J uiy 1 It was admit
ted at the state department )ee
terlay that General Luke Wright
ha t not made a gilt terlnir success as
amba.wadi.r to Jaoan and t)at the ap
point ment of Ttwataa t)' lit ten to suc
ceed htm was for the purptwe of
smothiiig live ruTed feathers of the
Jstw
Wiltfht, It !e C'HH'wd-d, roailesn up-
miniiiK this (jwetior, tbe commission k, ham. bow muca letter
announces that it will do so without ,t wou!J t for tj 0f M ,f had
consulerm,, Hwalf U,h1 by 2 cent : fare, j njni tni, neVr r nvtuted
'J9M' SU,,iJVtutbulB that te!U us tbehrr.Ue
tale of beat, to la at which is hut
to jHTfjnre. IZit crat.ona then ujxm
tbe bead of the Honorable iNvrtor
r'abrenbett ! - St. Umie llepul lc.
and President
the centia crucial who dwuchI
that Hilly r i. r that Waslnnutou
illFFllEllG
Senator Hopkins
RooueTelt Decides There Will be
None Uotil After Electioa.
K'rU should wot cum to Oklahoma
liyeter Hay. July M-After dir.... ;' ,'"t'", ' K"tU"S t.
I'm .t.fl ,,nn iilS'i
L.il I IMJtlU 1 . . .... - "1
the d ft ii-e of OUohoins show their
et k'!oe He talked to the Jap
straight fri'tti tl e shoulder.
O'iirietj ts a tettr dioioinst. and Is
eipei'ie-Ho work n.arve.s ao.ooi( the
Ja;w wtien he reaches there. Wright
lllijuit the diplomatic eerirlcw lur
g.jcd tid lesuaie the practice of lae
In Tennr"ee.
BAND OF 21 MEXICAN
BJLND1TS ALL KILLED
V.! 7
DuKe of France
Slr4 by Taltl
We Have-
tl
tug the subjct of tanJ retuu.n
Prenidtjnt Ihoeelt, aftjtr luncheon at
Kj'.Mir Hill t.iir Sriiid r HoDktns
of I.llm.la said the conclusion was 'ignorance of actual cuud.twns b-re.
reached tttat no UnS resislon should , Tb IVe Moii.es tlowsl lU j-iMter-tie
uiidrtakeii until after the nu Jn.J. r in coistoetitmg on tho sub-
president 11 election. icts 5' "It l true that Okie-1 'f Uki Uuralce ere een wi-me.Te.i.
-it would be suicidal to the tUh- .,,, Tl.re -rfc! t he news of the klillng of U
I lean party." the senator a.! led. "to ' '" ' .....
undertake a re won of the tariS dur-, l'"'""1 talu-rua,
the nett cfiiirts. After the Ki-i, tian w u tiie , ue oi i-
Mutcc. July IT-A fo'ce
encountered yesterday
Ju4(i Logano and hia tnd of twenty
out i at a point a!jiit j" miles
northwest of here. TS flglx ttat
etnLiel resulted In eery nitiuiwr of
the outlaw taiid lin .'.''d. None
!s adiris-t itewe.tsnt of the I'reneh
(t'lvernnirnt str' l'Ooi). llrii
nl lt:in.t knilieet lvt t'f t -kv-o
Hi tut I of b.Mwite by Ulna Wloitetiif
ff the rrocti f ftuittl ..n!
Krue lSt hy J.iuee.icrse ITi Snd
iliu by hrVa ti jid daw t li
muiu stt bv the riframont eponitet! !
tUUion Lhuuln tot ut l lesr U't .)uc
It tlie (foToej-Bt proTrst l.ll..o
I beet
Tail, lit sire of luk kf Frtgiv,
won ehstniuoestiip of bia cltu And
etiimi'ontiip s liwlr at MuMrart j
Ml letr Iu UK'S nl t.mpu'(ihip la
. yrsr of !st of 'linui
'II. tsw of 1 rwtfe w s pi t win-
nr el U nuumti f.r la ln se ss i
ttuhridttki .ul br.l mr. uim) t tt a to-1
ji. n!.,p at Kenkk Mie flr, 1
H wll mniie i si wy bero
?olh W ! let loltn, two bUxke
frm toui l hixiMi snt otic blm-a eoulk
of tVnea Lewi !m(leaael b -..,
st f JO to Inituie a lie nireoll. II ! '
fti ibl tnni'rf a r brMr. j
Is the fail of teos we Ixi for
ll r hrl tN.lt f.ikitM that yrer tb l of ,
!uof Krsne. l'tTtn of bure will;
di-f'il ow tu m.il (.;!-
tlue ( MMfn A lliu.ll.m u sH .
j.r(. (Kin. ! tisnti h tfb sad
ojr te t .w fxtiinO. w.il .snd at same.
p!T. II it of the hn nil non-J fatti.T
i-ret i B-.t lit the Cliertibre fati'i.
Ne eefl.t a L.u '....(i ;
Te'.'ti t'O to loor liniijr e.!l
t It J. i. w i:i . t at tamo r'.
thrweaiiwl .r the prral Miaviurt'
Ji- I ,lu in, on IS l-S .!..!
h!a"h and -m IS tia'.'U bij,-'l, X i.l
i:! out of M g Vhwkiuh Ja. W
that a !T I 3 haiidk tii.'h ail .r
t :tet rt Wun! a l air in ht. I,. t. jt In
!'4 j
'I flr Ittrrf Jal a ill I tn4 t j
!V ,! .-.tn-y (lit if mrr i atd.ut In t ' Jjlf
rart.-it ml:, or tni. r (ttim t k'titvr- rt
t).i !
D. S. Warrco
So. Wilton St Vinita, I. T.
Reduced Our $15,000 Stock to
$12,000
and have S5.flOO more on the road
and must have room. So, come while
You Can Get Bargains
never before offered yu in Busies and another Fatm
Machinery. Also the old niuUe McCurmick and
Champioo ntrnvers, "I hey h.ive st'xnl the test and are
the Ust.
1 (H?K KINDS OF WACOSS
Springfield, Old Hickory.
VVcbcr and Mollne.
Trice Cor the aking. Conse at once while they last
Dr n i South
. S. Warren 5,t
$500,000.00 To Loan I
HJK aiak etiuie TAlvU loatt st 1 1 3 fr eaefatrt etttMHit enaaakiaaiutts.
II tsr lHtt era ki-i Mt I ysr tlto. ialaet jaysl.le si ta sad f '.
yaar, aai ( b4 'lTUf f.rrm te pay !. st set tiiea tafuee da we tatrM
fjii' 41 W'ty alwajs ready, no delays. W loan qsiekly sn4
snt si! the t-wd baaina that e gH. t's'J t . w ia te f s.
asititd wits yva. treat ys fair s4 d trnworaa wll yu.
F. Me Gwinnup (Si Son,
ir.t.11 n.atlftlrari'
VINITA. I. T.
nit sr. whs kui'Buc
Safes te 'trseVearr, Pt$tmetltn cai
fetfeit rVeeia i. tie L'. 5.
ttiaT
(irsmnleiit ia! eition 1 tjeii?e t will moui cr ro" l-iit the j-eopte of the
be the duty of the liepubhean petty ' wmtrrn country are not Miaij-.''
to reels, the tariff, and that it will ta, tW(. He jJitn- ift9f ,(lt
d0Mr" Hopkins ren.ark.Ht that Ihi U- none 0 uncivilized tle of tbe
Iirved sich an argument would ap-; Tama rtw nation in Iowa, but a to
peal to aod le accej ted by the ft pub- ( beit.g tb ceti of mnn fsrnotis
licau revisionists In all parts of the ' cntUf' we Uiut draw tbe l.ne,
country, ; iv haT. bad a lot of mol!rcoldl-
Of tinker Caniivin, Mr, Hopkins . , , .
. .. ., , , from here praoce around through-
said: "I am thoroughly convinced ,
that Mr. Roo. ll w.ll tu-t consi.ter , "t enuj big bU and
the nouunauon Shaker fannon ' cbapa lal iU'd "tlklal-iiina," l-lit
will have the entire Ihmots deb'ga ' thowj fi-li 1 nevrr cotnmitteJ saiijr
tion Mildly behind him, and I thur- 0tiit,f crimee. In brief Oklahoma
ouuhly belie, that If uotnlnat-d he jlM 6 trf, ordinary rt of a
peact ttbU el I lenient of ordmnry
pt-aceatte folk with a ptit.klirg of
gxliery plavtre who have trout
to t me gnen us a lot of unett.
Cotoru fy. After all the fel
low front the effete -rel tnust muih
to iv -mm mii J vara
tjauditi was officially continued tly ' - , f
li. tea le an attach uini taiij oi , - . M tvtt ii iv.
Iiut.garin
IN CLOSE TOUCH
The Oilier is if thii Hank keep tn tle tnuch sw'.U
rvt ry detail f the huMitess, hv no d -sn tliey M-curc
tiirrt tt v.u lh,U ami .in f j.t.i'.-'e service totheirp.tt
tuns. Vi-vtr actfunt't ?..!. it id.
FlRSTNATiONAlBANK
VMTW STATES DEPOSITORY
g;(tiws ir li a few
dajasgosnd robhrd theos of a ctti
s .lerah e e .m of Kuney.
BSaS
rould make the (' racs of ar.y man
the lUpuWlcan party could put
forwa'd."
1Y 8E GOIIICED
11 uioci. Tela. July ni'r Wil
liam M. llrumby, state health officer,
wto ts t.ere tiU, sas the roettK.r
will shortly IsAtie a pri'l49iUin Ue-'
eiarma' t i.Uoc. .;. 'i a cmtawlnu
d.eeasi. Tl-e (trtariauat lui will put
I tie railroad tin tiotice, and It wiis t
a statutory often, poniat.ah'e by a
Hoe f i'J0 to haul a penj aiUlcte-l
ith a cuiiiaa'oius d:wsj Into the
state If la Interaiste titia
nether dar in that the carler bring
hi to 1.v, t' e health office will re
quire that the ailfl iHitify the en
tU ritivsatdKatinatloiiaiKl tli (:lktif,
will tw required to s ib;t.it to an tu.l
tition, and If not tif4Ctorf the
Jdlii.t will ! subject Ui .11 rlt ion
K-aii , ae j
tlltll iti.viii -t l i.ttiit
.. t r '
I. i l'ti . l I s
-lkiU I "H M V 1
r-twU? inl)i.tRw tear In I
tat ai aai, n trs aviewa
T-a 9' a
I f f o-.,t ,a k.ta. . 1 ' I J
I l
j SaM WVS feaatiHe
I ti.Urtu4 Swttf a4 Tl. '
I (M t MM S
iTllM.WlMt NtHt ... I I
. I vl tf Siri - I le I s
Varat !
Sitrtr ti! aa I !' M-.U l
S iMfc.i t, I ha "Ta a W a ' ' 'r.na
I r ..a" Na.; 4 H .ral M.tk t
iaa .aaa yaiar awptae
Wi a'tS ar t.i aaaiaa aaS a4.tyj.ama .
tMM It. 't arua tka aara w! h j
a.. aaat ata.fn aa i'j aa f.lr. at
awttt fc.t f ai.tirt(.ti4Mia i."-a . t-f
IheaMf 4' at.a9 atiH-f ft. l-a1 1
. .U. at aaffla aaattt ii tva faato.
The k'rpublk, 5t. Louie. Mo. '
Devi H II, era. J St. .ff it la), Cat r L. V. .ff a'i, w,.re.
Vinita National Bank
Cwpltail 9loctt 9110.000.00
Lerytst iq Cherokee N a tier) I
tSoliclls Your Deposits and Your Loans
S3 MUl&lK i" K a '."aW
Oklahoma Lawyer Who Favor the
Initiatiee and Referendum Will
present Brief to Bonaparte.
Frotiihiont aUonei cf the consti
tutional eoniitkHi ha, arranged to
Bis a brif with Attorney C.iier Iki
tipne to slow that the Initial 1.
snd reffrmdmn Is compat ib'e with a
republican form of goternrtjetit and
the const itul'oii of s he t'nlted SU'es.
The brf will w ireiared la the near
pan. Hut
gwrmnHit
pf pie are epoiltng f.-r a fight with
fui ore and will he thed wuh Alturney tt other aU.ut a cmiparatneiy
(ieitia! Htmaiiart. prior lothetioje trmsl matter there will l no war.
the iikiitN.m Mi.eltutio reach. ,t,4ut it,Hw,.lt ie oerjoy-tW-nt
ltttowee.lt. lor .pprotal . De-Vara
The brief will coniend that the de "J uo ,. , , ' M
daioti of toe Orerou supreme cmtt ,',ct- ,l f
that the Inltlatt. and referendum 1 help l.im to inddc. fniij-rr. to oe
republic!, practically tnaWeagood th. the nereesery approptlstiun f.r
proiiwitlon In Oklahoma and that pew fStet of battle ship fir tho At.
am.itithng this promton of Ui CtHwth . Rtttel Trunt which will
O. B Barabeai Teatlta After Teee
Taar
i tl. r.unO ai.s i.f t'arllale Ceuter,
S. Y tni. ''About foi.r ears sg-p
- t wmia u ttati'ig M at I had l fi
ent l'e r currat ..f a a (ere kidney
trot'ttie he tasln ls than lo ui.
the of tfuiet'e Kulney tlure It en
lir; ei'i'0it the trics dut a,tiatit
ami f fa i ft Ih1 sOftom r.f kl.lo di
( i.4 irtd. t am ' I to m
tt.at I h nr ha t a tt urn cf ot
the' of ttuttH) sin i lo t tiurtt.g the four
I a.ara It. at l.tka Maft tint I km ati
, j rtt.t if cure! fr-ts ctirid, and lart-
I ila wt'?.t.l.ii Ft.lat'a lilit'lfi i ur to
V,i Hi iii'il til lit' m . .". ., a, ...
. t - r - ' ' atit a. liPi.i.i it.tti iiijiw. v.'i
a tie Uirr the aahanef. ; f), ,.ah.krf uriti.n up m front 1 bladder trouWe I or ssie by ail
r th American i of ter and dhritiklii' It wwif." drungteta.
down bere m ur.b r to know snd tw
offea bfl dl no bt-k wiih bnir rai.
tng stories juet to iiBprt bis b r-1
era thet be Las tta;Ud far ant,
eeea wonderful thine. t'kla. Powt, j
As news of real import ia e.-sr.t )
thfe days we are leog rt
Care For Swooaint SpeU
Moils"
' hat. is it Pair''
"Spleettu' Oi was to hae a fit'f"
"Vis."
"Aid tti t a t a (iint of whiski?
"Vis."
Woii'.d 1 kneel down and put
AH Banking Business
EotroittJ t Ut, Whether Largt ot Sm!U Till Rrum Hit
MOST CAREFUL ATTENTION
Cherokee National Bank
VINITA, OKLAHOMA
fald Up Caplttl,
, I ttt t i. f it Itt it tk
Sir.1.'
with a nrpt?ct ot a war iinja-
tiaH, rrklaaj
tutioit that the legtioaiur. may rv(:ea(,
any la Initiated by tl.e people pro
tinalty tiitterta tti. trgoi court, opin
ion tii tl.e Oklahoma coov Ituilon.
J
C 0 H H ES P 0 K D E N TS
WANTED
,li-'. I a rvt-.f ui.
J i. ! ' f
1
and
opply the pi iterml end the Nup
boil !m Trust are likewie. ttiterext
ed in tbe tmildmg of an Atlantic
fiet, aod the aland paters, who f r
the turpi j revenue will be used ae
en arj-titnent for terif? revision,
in a ac.t. us f r 1 irt- r im
tff.i' i. Bo will bear tiior. of tb.
r -.roti.ttl r i.ri-e co.i.el
IUAftaui,
i a. JrJW t.T. r . . srTM,istf
The Farmers National Bank
CAPITAL J.OUiCK)
VINITA. 1ND. TER.
T FaR'wF.iH wnl n furnisli yoo money t buy tour Or.erit
wr.ite you foal's your crt ). Csui btiys Orooeri. ctteap.
1
n a m
U't't ei.lST. Im erkjat
rskUSMt. CeaUar. ,
Chautauqua Visitor
Will find tho welcomo w'vn hun out
attb I N T K U N A T 1 0 N A I j nA.NK&
THl'iST COMPANY. Whil ia th
eity yrnt are invited to trinstu-t jour
ttliuoa ilU M.
"THE PROGRESSIVE BANK"
International Dank end Trust Company
Capital 0100,000
SI
n't ll
i . .
!' it t
i 1
i 4'
l!"i
. J t
.t .1
ert b i t t
Ic.-.U-.!
1 t
1
1
.-t r .t
mil 1.
40 Tarmi for 5alc of 40 l 64o Acres.
iu rvii.tl,. i ; mi Ka.y. ti'-id tanw jfra, wheat, cerui
ati'l fruit country, 100 mil' suuth of Kaoa City, 3f
v, 1 ti'iitU f Vinita, and tVa w,wt of Iiichmotid, Va.
ai. ti!ttlfr ! silttusl f is alat'laa for litfM, (.!
,', ' -i a .f i."nre yli i.l.a "41 tii at.4 ehat ffcTr
...t,f tit ti . t'uenty a"tsJ tree o years Ac'trpr or rmritlt
.4 tn . toamhip, in ttt fMMieiy. ksease, foe 4ettttn ef
... i I w .t f itn.a si l'l 10 40 lr .', h f sh,.!, bBti., et.,
ts)
J. I,. COOII. Chctop v r.nr.r.
I r
It.
t-
I
i I
j nONEY TO LOAN.
IF YOU ariiht to Urrir money on your
land, etUI ou ot a!dre?w T. I'. rnlehart,
Vinita. I, T. Quick wrvie and no delay.
Low rutM of itit-'rtvt.
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume], July 25, 1907, Image 6
About The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905