The Vinita Daily Journal from Vinita, Oklahoma • 1

VINITA DAILY JOURNAL Successor to the Vinita Eveaing Sun-Herald el 7 UNITA OKLAHOMA FRIDAY JANUARY 9 1920 No 12 SANTA FE TRAIN JINIPS TRACK ITIIE PASSING OF MRS LYDIA AIrittittoattweitittpsedettvatoltvaatippe1 titt the AnNocialtd l'rens) CLARK INDFI'ENDENCE Kas Jan The engineer was killed and several passengers slightly injured when the north bound passenger train of the Santa Fe jumped the track on the trestle a mile east of here early this morning riPsto ap3 The White Sale Continues Corsets Reduced 15 Per Cent All Women'sWinter Apparel Today we are again reminded that life is fleeting and that the pioneers men and women Indians and inter-married ones who years and years ago laid the foundations for the blessings we are enjoying in the way of advanced civilization schools and churches the death of Mrs Lydia A Clark widow of the late Judge George Clark who passed away at 4:10 a January 9 1920 after an illness of only a few days The deceased was born in the Going Snake district of the old Cherokee nation Indian Territory April 23 1844 Her maiden name was Scraper being the (laughter of George Scraper She was married to George Clark January 8 1865 Ten children ESTIIONIA ACCEPTS REQUEST (By the Associated Press) STOCKI10131 Jan Ehas acceded to the request of General Yudenitch for the transfer of the lattcr's army to the southern Russian frontier where it will reinforce General Denikine accordin to a lielsingfors dispatch to the newspaper FOust ao buyers leave for the eastern markets within a -Pry short time and spring goods will soon be demanding space in our cabinets all winter apparel MUST BE DISPOSED OF rgacdless of the fart that they are ACTIA IAA Mall MORE NOW THAN THEY WERE EN THEY FiRsT RIMED you could only realize the prices that must for spring apparel you would jump at this saving 4 4 7 4f )'- -11 I 1 7 I ri 1 "J''ir'd VA L- 1 rlPal -4-- -11 'i----y-- 1 GARAGE CLOSED 1 ten were horn of this union of whom I Madison of the garage five still survive three daughters and has been quite sick with pneumonia I two sons They are Henry Clark aince Tuesday and the garage has Ross Clark Mrs Lee Barrett Mrs been closed Ile is some better at Frazier and Mrs Howard Flagg this time the htter of Kansas City The other I remaining members of the family re-NEW CRATER OPENS IN MEXICO side in this city Ity I he A asociat(d Press) 1 rs Clark was a member of the MEXICO CITY Jan Methodist church South and was very excitement prevails among the inhabi-Imuch devoted to the affairs of both tants of Citiecordoba and Oirdoba in the and Sunday school western Vera Cruz because of the op-1 Her demise is very much regretted ening of a new crater of volcano On- i by all who knew her and that means zaba which is emitting smoke New hundreds of people in fact the entire advices tell of two hundred deaths population of the northern portion of near San Miguel in the earthquake 1 what used to be the Cherokee nation and it seems improbable that the fin- i Early in married life Mrs Clark al list of casualties will fall below I and her husband battled against the two thousand even if the thousand hardships and deprivations of a half deaths reported from Couzethan are century ago in vetting a start in life found to be too high 1which they overcame and in building I up and elevating the tone of the corn- unity and a home they also built up SURPRISES FOR DEMOCRATS modest fortune They have passed (By the Associated Prem) into eternity leaving many kind re- WASHINGTON Jan membrances a host of friends and a Wilson's decision that the League of Nations issue should be placed before good name From a history of Oklahoma we the voters as solemn referendum "I glean the following reference to Mrs and William Bryan's contention Clark's early life and in doing so it that the Democratic flatly cannot go is necessary to also refer to Mr Clark but should accept such compromise as i "In 1969 Mr Clark enlisted in the bu tsnouid accept such compromise as services of the Union Army joining may be possible are twin surprises of a Cherokee company and took an act-the conclave of party chieftains which ive part in the military proceedings foundn climax in the annual Jackson west of the Mississippi river until Day dinner last night Bryan's mustered out in 1865 speech taking definite issue with the 4eacng i then near Tahlequahh president was accompanied by the an- the Clarks began the battle of life nouncement that he was not a candi- with as little property as ever an hondate for nomination Political oh- i est Man confessed to his young bride servers feel it is yet too early to ac- i cheerfully sharing his privations and curately estimate the position in which hardships cleavage between Bryan and Wilson 'In 1865 they took up their residleaves the party ence on Grand river (near where Strang now stands) a here they had REV YOKLEY RESIGNS la right to all the land they could fence Rev Yokley who has been in and handle opening up a farm in pastor of the Christian church of this the fertile bottoms of the stream city for the past three or four years they started in the cattle business resigned end at present he and owning five cows and six calves his wife are visiting with their son- Tweny years later they sold their herd in-law in Indanapols Ind of nine thousand cattle Rev Yokley made no public announ- "In 189-1 they located in Vinita cement as to his future intentions and coming here that their children might it is not known whether he ae- have the benefit of its excellent educentral a call to some other church 48tio1ial advantages He informed the write'- some rlras Funeral services will be conducted ago Viet he seent the greater portion at the Methodist church Sunday afternf 1 -fr17 in of Missouri noen it o'clock and it flay Is tilat le is to in tis --tiiitthole-11 Ells is only a sur- REDS ENTER BOKHARA miee 1-ii 11 eccoot4 ere still (Py th Asocilt Pr s) here it may lie tied within a few days I Jan clieta future work of er '''''''t r'ld''Til rev Yoldee in cenird Asia NMI I Zr4 th 210 were horn of this union of whom 11)YTI'): 1in 9--- elnit1 roldl-r1 con rti and I tl)'n 210 Suits at Half Price many Suits remain but everyone that dews remain is now an exceptional bargain at HALF PRICE Some of the season's very best models a re here and we will not he satisfied until every One is gone so that we may begin the new season with fresh new stocks Wool Dresses 1-3 Off --Nothing held in reserve All Wool Diesses including serges and tricotines nm at 33 I-3 per cent loss than formerly And even at regular prices you would be vetting a treat deal more for your money in one of these dresses than you would if you wait for sprint models All Cloth Coats 1-3 Off at the heighth of the coat wearing season too The woman who plans to have a serviceable coat to wear next season will consider herself fortunate when next season comes and extreme high prices are diii-closed Quite an assortment to choose from Silk and Wool Skirts 1-4 Off a big Skirt and Blouse season ahead this is one of the best "buys" we know of Changes in style will be imperceptible and you'll get twice as much for your money by purchasing one of these at a FOURTH OFF Furs Reduced 1-4 pieces from one of our heaviest fur seasons this store has experienced Some very attractive neck pieces muffs and stoles are here This is an excellent time to match up a set We could make money by carrying them over but that is not this store's poiicy They ieo at a FOURTH OFF good time to consider plans for spring housecleaning We have an unusually large -howlng of fine Net id mil prices and the advance' Hire Lil! HAVE BEEN hotews beint unable to supply them at any price A (A d') 'f 1 -1 I tt A 1 cri A 11 II i 1 'X11 tr irr 1317 if 1 A Sale of Men's I tri cArt: 0) -T Vealues to 4340 For 1 ti a fort h'14! bryr1 or 1101 Ji according to office reports --74 Ettith ty- the Sot iit troTs hive occupied irusnottod-ik on tho cf tho Citp-tun tiot to eltitiii in 'Alo-coiv reports Direct communoen twoon Iran-t'asnia and European 1Zus-rit hive 1icen secured by tile cniddinit thorn to concentrate troops in Turkestan I 5 em 4 r1 INDIAN EXPrNSES Jan annIrJ fnor t'tOn 000 bouor traffic rtrorin- tHs Trwr11 from th anntr1 anprsnri-tin bill today by tho hotNA ATrnhvra polnt-1 nut at When tho bill effesivf July 1 national prohibition would fore 111011' 1 -Ict'Ve i 1 i s-e I 1 1 4 i 1-----ok 1 It 111 1 4 1 I r''' 1 ('''' 1 -1 1 1 1 4: I I 4 1 i II ZIJ MNiPN 0MIMMNII clean-up time in the Mon's Department also a sale of Oxercent that loud inttre every man in 'inAi who does not have on overcoat that will do next winter ate about 20 coats in the lot--all nev- models with he'ts and other late styie features find them on a rack at the front of this store on the men's side Drop in and look them over I rtrilL ECM viraTA gl 77) csthi ir17 ic 4 I 4 1 ITO :73 11 ci I 1 41 1'1 i I i 71) 2 i Li 3 -7 1 '17 7 7 7' 7" Li 1 0 I)) i 1 I i wWw-1--" '--metrOtqftwoWINIwiws-- IsEmWr-RWIr 1 'N i i '1'6i 41 0 i 1 CO I 1 4'i I i 1 r't i Jt2S Artt 1P o4 ''03'' be litrop 0041W VINITAS BIG DEPARTMENT STORE 1 i 0 Any Waist Itt the Nouse at 25 Per Cent Off kri-1 fl' A 0'1 0 air: I tor ot 3 -17'L7 I Lcliq.