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Indian Territory Division

Proceedings of the Fifth Annual Session HeldAt Claremore, Indian Territory,

1907

JOHN. W. WALL, National President

J. M. PENCE, National Secretary

Wm. H. A. HARRISON, Sec.-Treas.Indian Territory Division.

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INDIAN TERRITORY DIVISION

HELD A T CLAREMORE, INDIAN TERRITORY, 0 NOCTOBER 23 and 24, 1907.

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NATIONAL AND STATE MEETINGS:

1* The next National Meeting will be held, beginning on the First Thursday in Oc-tober, 1908, at Columbus, Ohio.

The next State Meeting will be held, beginning on the Fourth Wednesday in Oc-tober, 1908, at Muskogee, Oklahoma.

Press of the News, St. Paul, Kansas.

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JOHN W. WALL, President, W. S. JOHNSON, Vice-President,J. M. PENCE, Secretary,

NATIONAL OFFICERS:

Parsons, Kansas Carthage, Missouri Morrisonville, Illinois

STATE OFFICERS, I. T. DIVISION.

JOE M. LaHAY, President, Claremore, OklahomaC. G. HORN, Vice-President, Welch, OklahomaWm. H. A. HARRISON, Sec.-Treas. ........ ,....... Checotah, Oklahoma

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:

J. H. FRENCH, J. B. HA LLUM, CAMPBELL RUSSELL,

Collinsville, Oklahoma Afton, Oklahoma Warner, Oklahoma

DELEGATES TO NATIONAL MEETING:

GEO.,BENGE, for FRED MOORE for J. L. KIRKPATRICK for G. S. WELLS for C. B. GREISAN for W. G. THOMAS for J. W. DUNCAN

(r; Cherokee, Nation Creek Nation Choctaw Nation .Seminole Nation Chickasaw Nation Quapaw Agency At Large

STATE AND NATIONAL OFFICIAL PAPER:

A. H. T. A. WEEKLY NEWS„... W. W. Graves, Editor, St. Paul, Kas.

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i .was c Led tSorder in the Opera HOil$ at 10 o'clock A. M.b?residel,.t of I( T. Division, James W. Duncan.

Prayer w offered by Rev. Brannan.The welcome address was delivered by Bro. Joe M: LaHay, of No. 248,

Claremore, in the stead of the Honorable Mayor of Claremore, who couldnot be present at the opening ceremonies on account of sickness in his fam-ily (but was present and delivered us a good speech during the Convention.)

Bro. Campbell Russell, of No. 34, Warner, was selected to respond toBro. LaHay in behalf of the Convention, which he did with credit to him-self and to the Convention, after which President Duncan appointed aCredential Committee as follows: Bros. J. C. Johnson, of No. 49, Stilwell;A. Collins, of No 293, Afton; and J. R. Frazier, of No. 139, Massey.

Recess was then announced awaiting report of the Credential Com-mittee. The spare time was utilized by speech making by several of theBrothers uRtil late in the afternoon. It was found that owing to the late-ness of receiving reports and credential cards, (caused by secretaries ofseveral subordinate orders not complying to instructions from our worthysecretary when he sent out blanks to each secretary for him to make saidreports, etc . ,) the Credential Committee could not report until next morn-ing, and on motion and second Convention adjourned to meet at 8:30 Thurs-day, October 24th A.M.

October, 24th, 8:30 o'clock A,M.Convention called to order.Prayer was offered by Bro. Geo. Forest, of No. 35, Wauhilau, I. T.President Duncan then appointed Bro. C. E. Minogh, of No. 35, Mus-

kogee, as marshal, and instructed Bro. Minogh to select his assistants,which he did by selecting Bros. J. W. Freeman, No. 68, Bower; and J. C.Cox, of No. 274, Claremore, and as guards Bro. ,Brice and Bro. , ofNo. 274, Claremore.

The pass was ordered taken up by the marshal and his assistants,which was done and all declared entitled to remain.' The Credential Committee submitted a partial report as follows:

We, your Credential Committee, find the following sub-orders repre-sented and entitled to seats in this Convention to wit:No. Name. Delegate. Votes

1, McLain, J. P. Ediagton, J. T. Pickard, 35, Sktatuok, E. J. Bandy, 6, Eufula, J. C. Lambert, A. B. Chatman, 27, Etta, J. F. Peace,

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48, Needmore, J.ro, Webbers Fall 4. Beix, Keefeton, L. 413, Park Hill, A, ..,sell,.16, Hudson, C. H\ ieet, i17, New Hope, C. Haus, R. P. Vann, Thorn s G es,.. 218, Brags, W. H. Clark, ; 1::. 2, MeBette, D. C. Dukes, 223, Cookson, John Levett, W. B. Christie, 324, Eucha, D. A. Henley,. , 195, Muskogee, C. E. Minough, Clayton Cox, Alexander Moore, 626, Coweta, A. E. Huffman, 127, Russle Creek, S. Bower, i28, Campbell, J. H. Carter,(Altein.a-..e)n9, Beggs, H. E. Miller, 30, Okmulgee, W. J. Smith, -.131. Poi ter, T. B. Hudson, 132, Alderson, D. j. Tatum, .133, Broken Arrow, P. A. Fox, J. W. Kennedy, 7

, Warner, A. C. Russell, J. B. Barton, r.35, Wauhillau, J. E. Forrest, Dow. Miller, 2,i 7„Bixbv, A. R. Gatewood, 38,Vian, D. D. WI telt, 139, Allen, jos. Grande11, , I40, Can Creek, J. E. Boatman, J. W. Sampson, 42 , Fame, W. A. Pullen, C. J. Turner,.

Kuliy Chaim, W. D. Kidwell, J. T. Sims, 41, Wagoner, J. E. Tangley, Moses Fisher,(Alternate)45, Ochelata, W. T. Prather, 45, Catocsa, J. F. Gilbert, 4'i, Wagoner, J. H. Stalhand, 49, Stilwell, J. M. Johnson, 250, Vera, W. L. Harris, D. Koenig, I .51 Briartown, G. L. Long, 152, Russleville, D. W. McKee, T. 0. Butler, 254, Westville, T. C. CordraY, 355, Rex, J. W. Brewer, r55, Sallisaw, W. F. Sanders, 253, Keefeton, A. V. Jordan, i59, Natura, Otis Sherrill, x6o, Pumpkin Ridge, G. T. Thomas. • • 16r, Black Gum, G. W. Kettner, 162, Raiford, W. A. Ayers, S. McCrackin, r63, Eufaula, J. W. Carter, J. F. Whitson, 264, Kiefer, V. E. McCord, i65, Ti, 0. A. Lewis, 68, Bov,er, J. W. Freeman, 69,'Caddo, B. Fryer, (Alternate) .,-7c, Welch, A. H. McKelvey, i71, Dustin, Clark Manly, x72, Glen .Oak, R. C. Byrd, x73, Hulbert, Henry Ward, T. J. Taylor, 21

-74, Gilmore, T,. C. Bowles, 177, Davis, James Barwis, (Proxie) ..... . 78, Otkaha, H. S. Orr, .. x.79, Melvin, J. C. Stever, David Stephens, 2

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83, Stigler, ....,... is3n, t>, ,v gr4e4t- 4

84, Iron Bri ' 14?::1: - *4" RaimaY,C5, Union, R Dan, T. P. Wolf, ,r1f.,, 286, Cartersvil - J. H.Littie,i' C. A. Overstreet, 2i89, Deleware,/Vilson 'McGir nis, 191, Oktaha, J. Young, A. P . Wood, 192, Nowata, J. Nr. Sigler, 293, Caddo, T. B. Turnbull, 194, Mt. Nebo, John Clark, 95, Big Cabin, A. II. Page, 136, Lowery, I. N. Murphy, V. A. Garner, 297, Ogeechee, P. L. Walker, I98, Caney, T. B. Turnbull, (Proxie) 1

Ward, L. D. Funk, T

zoo, Saylor, W. H. Motts, A. H. Nail, 2Tor, Hazei, F. M. Ingraham, 1104, Gideon, Jonas Still, 3Jos Peoria, W. G. Thomas, J. W. Thomas, 1106, Pocola, J. E. Carter, 1107,Williams, John Smith„ 1109, Shady Point, H. R. Talburt, G. C. Putman, Zii 2., Kennison, P. Knight, J. R. Moore, 2116, Coal Creel, S. M. Branstull, 1rib Bache, J. L. Kirpatrick, W. R. Jackson, r118, Childers, F. White, 11i9, Filmore, R. J. Dupree, z120,Wilburton, A. B. Bulding, 2121,Ray, T. H. King, r122, Yeager, P. R. Marsalds, E. N. McRay, 2127,Maple, R. Lidmore, 1128,Thompson School House, J. W. Jordan, 1-.129, Hisaw, j. T. Kinsey, 1iso, Narcissa, Geo. Payton, E. S. Miller, 1152, Gurtie, J. M. Hill, , 1133, Canadian, j. J. Thompson, I134, Senora, W. R. Wamack, L. B. Kyle, il13-6, Adair, A. Buzan, R. E. Delozier, J. T. Donohue, 31137, Stigler, J. A. Aston, ,.

ia8, Filmore, E. P. Goforth, V139, Dixie, J. R. Frazier, J. H. Wadley, 140, Tucker, T. G. Overstreet, 1I4J., Tahlequah, J. M. Wells,

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145, Pryor Creek, WI ; D. Wayburn, W. Duffield, 2mo, Ahlosa, H. N. Angaley, G. M. B.alckburn, 1147, Coodys Bluff, N. Cox, 1148,Afton, Ed Rentle, 1ix, Dodge, Frank Edwards, T. J. Bunch, 1152,Alluwe, A. K. Douglass, I153, Mazie, C. C. Chuihall, 1154, Eagle Point, J. A. Rogers, A. J. Cooper, 3:155, Lenapah, W. J. Long, D. M. Shanholtzer, 1157, Afton, R. C. Lane, I. H. Long, 1159, Spaulding, J. E. Davis, 1162, Henryetta, Joe Furgeson,

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166,Stilwell, Wr 2167, Chelsea, Da ..... 1169, Stilwell, P. ..:tl, 1_170, Francis, B. 0 _oughtori, r171, Choteau, H. . Robins, 1173, Koriawa, B. T. Knight,176, Tate, R. IL Degge, H. C. Fisher,. . / .,178, Holdenville, H. C. Bufford, I. M.1 Baxter, 2179, Holdenville, C. D. Langley, 1181, Chelsea, W. T. Jones, G. M. Robinson, I'183, Garland, P. Wimer, 2184,. Nida, C. H. Williams, 188, Cotton Valley, W. Childers, S. McCann, I190, Pleasant Valley, W. P. Vanderpool, 191, Rock Island, L. H. McLarity, L. D. Bailey, I193, Porum, T. A. Belcher, C. P. Helton, 2.r8, Cowlington, L. F. Shepherd, 1199, Checotah, J. C. Wise, F. M. Huff, 4200, Miles, G. T. Vandiver, Isoi, Miami, G. H. Foust, I203, Stigler, L. S. Hamilton, (Proxie) r:207, Valiant, B. F. Cooper, I-.409, Milton, A. P. Folsom, I211, Welling, John Faust, t21,3, Hartshorne, R. Y. Forbes, W. L. Masters, r 3214, Red Oak, M. V. Reagan, Lon Lovelace, i 2216, Thurston, Ben Goss, I27, Stilwell, Robin Stara, A. L. Tucker, I21 8, Jaunita, L E. Cheater, ,,,220, Gowen, T. E. Roe, .2721, Wetumka, F. P. Smart, E. C. Ingram, .1.222, Evans, W. H. Barnard, • :i223, Mallard, J. F. Ghist, I226, Haskell, H. Crock, 1227,Spring Brook, C. R. Grisom, I229, Wapanucka, T. C. Kelley, r.,3I, Ada, W. H. Bromley, 1 ,232, Ada, W. Hains, 234, Ha.skell, J. H. Brown, G. H. Bowers, •.,235, Wagoner, Sam C. Ward, z36, Wagoner, / A. C. Cobb, T:238, Nebo, B. W. Grisham, , 1,245, Locust Grove, W. A. Maikham, L. W. Ross, 2

248, Claremore, J. L. Brickey, J. h. MayberlY, 251, Fry, Dewitt Stromat, I759, Brushy, P. F. Douley, 1264, Fairview, James Barwis, T266, Gurtie, D. J. Holly, 267, Oglesby, C. M. Greenwod, L. D. Meadows, ,',268, Drake, C. W. Grisham, 269, Crowder, I. T. Burnis, S. R. Mead, 271, Ottawa, Ray UmPhanour, 272, Adamson, C. P. Minson, W. E. Priddy, 273, McKay, R. R. Eskew, T

274, Foyle, W. R. Harper, W. Halenan, i, 275, Afton, J. M. F. Hall, P. A. Kirk,

.Terr Divid4`..,i8i,'277, Farmers, ,.,..n itted an - ,9 ‘, P . t. corn'

278, Collinsville,i7N,.. . yette, W. W. Red&n, i , $ 2281,Saliisaw, j..,14.V.3i7ss, 1282,.Talaia, Ltirn jonett J. A. White, "n5 , A283, Peggs, J. l'44. Musgecove, G. F. Bailey, 2,'485, Vian, J. Eibertson; 2286, Bartlesville,' Bert Garrett, x288, Keota, J. Y. Bamary, x293, Afton, 0. E. Boltinghouse, 2294. SalliSaW, P. F. Dooly, (Proxie) x295,Catale, W. E. Smith, r296,Holcienville, B. D. Langley, x297, Woodley, W. H. Klaus, M. South, 1298, Chant, W. H. Sturm, C. L. Allen, .2299, Pleasant View, E. L. Hudleston, 1,3,)0, Iron Bridge, W. H. Nauls, x.305, Tuskahoma, Frank Huggins, it306, Wilburton, H. Clay Elliot, 3308, Ketekitan, John M. Simson, 1309, Texanna, G. W. Mouser, T. E. Smith, 21310, Beggs, Wm. Mack, x314, Cob:), R. S. Huss, 316,Greenbriar, J. M. Pool, x '317, Stigler. E. F. Shepherd, 2319, Weweka, W. M. Herod, 2320, Fawn, W. B. Beck, S. C. Hollis, 2321, Leach, T. E. Grider, 2323, Lenna, J. M. Browning, if324, Chase, E. T. Werhan, 1325, Braden, J. A. Holland, John Littleford, 2326, Ft. Gibson, M. C. Roberts, I. M. Bailey, 24328, Pryor Creek, R. L. Dunaway, J. L. Garner, 2329, Baptist, C. L. Morris, . 2332, Milton, Sam Booth, I333, Boynton, James Garrett, I334, Okmulgee, W. 0. Funk, x339, Coweta, J. R. Montgomery, I342, Kiowa, B. A. Staples, x343,Tyroia, J. C. Rushing, 1344, Higgins, C. C. Spoon, x347, Adair, R. M. Calvert, x348, Tiawa, M. Gransche, ....349, Sulphur, W. A. Cole, (Alternate) 1352, Oolagah, L. J. Snarr, J. C. Leppe, 2356, Wagoner, J. B. Dainitt, , I366, Non, j. F. Lane, J. P. Haney, 1368. Indianola, W. M. Clark, I375, Quinton, W. M. Keeg, 2377, Enterprise, F. W. Jones, T. B. Jones, 2'

380, Stonewall, W. B. Odom, R. R. Arnold,399, Edna, J. F. Minker, 404, Maud, G. G. Wells, 414, Scipio, G. J. Bickle, 418, Reams, S. F. Gra&g, H. W. Burnato, 441, Salt Creek, R. J. Hamton, 442, Olney, J. H. James, Ed Henigar,

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447, Kittie, H. L. Ray,455, Whitefield, S. P.I485, Holdenville, W eutx ell, 488, Wecharty, D. W. Brashear, 439, Celestine, I. Napier, 504, Stewart, W. L. Adams, R. A. Coin, 631, Wewoka, L. 0. Drake,

Supplimentary which was presented later and adopted and committee:discharged:36, Stoll:. Bluff, W. J. Wilhoite, so, Vera, S. M. Disch, 53, Hoyt, W. F. Carlton, 87, Ada, J. C. Johnson,

146, Clarksville, G. W. Parker E. H. Rye, 164, Vieetori, C. H. Williams, 175, Olive, A. B. Buckhold, 197, Bokoshe, Sam Booth, ' (Proxie) 204, Baron, Chas. Whitmire, 208, Lodi, L. S. Strickland, 237, Blue Jacket, T. J. Gambill, 270, Wealaka, G. N. Clark, 291, Pike, W. .Carlile, 322, Chant, J. L. Raynor, 336, Tahlequah, Geo.' W. Benge,

Respectfully submitted by yOur committee on credentials J. C. JOHNSON,

A. COLLINS,J. R. FRAZIER, Committee.

President Duncan then appointed the following Committees to wit:Committee on Grievance and Appeals: Bros. John Boatman, of No. 40;

S. L. Hamilton, of No. 83; W. H. Klaus, of No. 297.Committee on Resolutions: Bros. Percy Walker, No. 37; Thos. Dun-

can, No. 63; R. H. Degge, No. 176.Special Kirkwood Conference Committee: Geo. Benge, No. 236, Tahle-

quah; W. J . Smith, No'. '30, Okmulgee; J . C. Leppe. No. 352, Oolagah.Also the Executive Committee was added to the above conference Com-mittee.

Bro. N. W. Patton, President of the Loyal A. H. T. A. Division ofOklahoma, being present as a fraternal delegate, was called upon the stageand introduced to the Convention. He was greeted with cheers from thedelegates, and a speech:W6s called for, but as Bro. Patton had a severecold he excused himself by thanking the Convention for courtesies shownhim.

Bro. Patton's excuse was accepted and on motiOn and second Bro.Patton was seated as fraternal delegate to this Convention.

The Honorable Mayor of Claremore, Mr. Brown, asked to be admittedto the Hall and make a short welcome address in behalf of Claremore, as itwas impossible for him to be present at the opening exercises,

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He was admi ti d and gave us a heaiv. welcome, adding many goodwords of cheer anaVlaise to our association,4

President J. W. Lcitncan replied, thanking the mayor on behalf of theConvention, after whici convention resumed business.

President Duncan appointed Bro. C. G. Horn as Vice President pro.tem.

On motion and second the Convention adjourned until 1:30 P. M. forparade.

1:30 P. M. The officers and delegates met at the Opera house and form-ed for parade by Bro. M. McDrummond, Secretary of No. 248, Claremore,Grand Marshal. 1st, the Claremore Band; 2nd, the city Mayor and Pres.Duncan in buggy; 3rd, other offiCials and Committees of the A. H. T. A. incarriages and buggies; 4th, the delegates on foot 4 abreast; 5th, the Clare-more fire department; 6th, citizens of Claremore in carriages and surreys.

Parade formed at Frisco depot on west side of town, marched eastthrough principal street to the school building in east part of town, thenceback to the Opera house, disbanded and returned to hall.

President Duncan Called Convention to order. The pass was taken upby the marshal and his assistants and all present declared entitled to seats

Pres. Duncan then submitted his annual report:PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS.

• To the Officers and Delegates of the Grand Lodge of the Indian Terri-tory Division of the Anti-Horse-Thief Association in annual conventionassembled:

The All-wise Ruler of the Universe in His providence and goodness,has again permitted us to assemble in Annual convention for the purposeof enacting laws for the government and up-building of our splendid associ-ation and noble brotherhood. Since our last Annual convention He hasseen fit in His providence and wisdom to call from our midst our honoredand worthy State President, A. P. McKellop, who departed this life onFebruary 1, last. We deeply mourn the loss of this beloved brother.His love and interest in this association was felt and known in every partof our Territory. We had learned to love him for his splendid ability, hisnoble purpose, his kindness and generosity, while in our finite vision itseems hard to have had him called from our midst. God in his infinitudeand greatness, we have been taught, chasteneth whom he loveth, and wehumbly bow in submission to His will and providence.

As Vice-President of the Indian Territory Division I felt that a graveresponsibility had devolved upon me in assuming the office of president.Indeed it was a grave responsibility. The president of a division of thisAssociation especially in a Territory where many new lodges are being or

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ganized, has many intricate qAct—lons to answer, and points on the law ofthe order to untangle and decide upon. Indeed he at times is compelled tomake law in deciding upon questions which are protounded to him, uponwhich we have no written law.

If more members of the association would subscribe for and read ourofficial paper the "Weekly News" they would learn many of the questionsand points of law, which are ably discussed therein by the editor, the offi-cers and correspondents, of the various divisions. I therefore earnestlyrequest the delegates of this convention when you have returned to yourrespective sub-orders, that you urge upon the members thereof the necessityand wisdom of subscribing for and reading the Weekly News.

This is not the only reason that I make this request. Stolen and stray-ed property by the hundreds are advertised therein. We are often enabledto assist a Brother in recovering his stolen property. This is one of theprime objects of the Ahociation. This was the object for which it wasoriginally organized. This is a duty which we owe each other as Brothersin this Association. We have pledged each other this mutual assistance.Indeed we should feel called upon to congratulate ourselves upon havingsuch a paper and so ably edited by our esteemed Bro. W.W. Graves.

Our association is one of the best secret organizations in the UnitedStates. I do not know of any other equal to it in the scope of its real usefulness. While we are strictly non-political and non-partisan we do notdisclaim the moral influence that we have for good in the great coming newstate.

While many of the best people have settled among us and more arecoming, the up-to-date swindler and grafter is also here and more arecoming and we must be on the move to meet the emergency.

Our division has maintained a steady growth and advancement dur-ing the year. A bout 72 new sub-orders have been organized. Our popular-ity is everywhere evident. People like the organization because of itscheapness. Our dues and expenses are so small that the poorest man finan-cially may be a member if he has the honor and moral standing. I desireto impress upon your minds the fact that no dishonest man, swindler orslanderer should be allowed to wear the badge of this association.

In conclusion I wish to say that I have endeavored to serve, you aspresident to the best of my ability. If I have erred it was not intentional.I have worked to steer the association clear of any of the political affiliationswhich have courted and solicited us during the heated campaign throughwhich we have just past.

While the work which has devolved upon me has been quite volum-

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inous and required considerable of my time it has been agreeable andpleasant.

In conclusion I wish to thank my fellow officers for the warm friend-ship which they have shown me, The most cordial relations have existedbetween us during the year. I wish also to thank you for the confidenceand fidelity which you have shown me and for the many pleasant associationswhich we have had during the year.

Again thanking you I remain,Yours Fraternally,

JAMES W. DUNCAN,President, Ind. Ter. Div., A.H.T.A:

On motion and second same was received and adopted.The Executive Committee report of settlement with Secretary-Treas-

urer W.H.A. Harrison as follows:We, your Executive Committee, beg leave to report as follows:We find upon careful examination of books, vouchers and all papers,

pertaining to the receipts and expenditures of the secretary-treasurer'soffice during the year to be as follows;By cash, balance on hand last settlement at

Ada, I. T., October. 25, 1906 $1392.17Cash received on delinquent per capita tax, 1906 39.60

Cash on charter fees 1907 345.00Cash on secret work, 1907, 37 sub-orders 185.00Cash on per capita tax for 1907-8 787.80Cash on new work for 1908 15.00Cash on supplies sold 1907 299.17

Grand total $3003.74Cash expenditures as follows:

To 80 sub-order seals at $1.72`each $ 137:60" Wycliffe reward fund refunded 60.00" phone rent by order of Executive Corn 13.50" expenses incurred at Pres. A. P. McKellop's funeral 59.40

To President's salary, 1 year 100.00To President's expenses 42 95To Mrs. McKellop as secretary to Bro. A.P. McKellop.. 25.00

To Sec.-Treas. salary 1 year. 400.00

To printing and supplies of W. W. Graves 258.39To expense of Executive Corn. meetings 50.00

To national per capita tax, 1907 135.73To national delegates expenses to Enid, Okla 126.10To postage and expressage 103.10To cash refunded over paid on per capita tax to several S. 0.'s .. 8.73To office expenses, ink, twine, paste, paper, etc 27.24

To supplies on hand 113.10Grand total expenditures $1661.94

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Recapitulation total receipts from all sources $3003 74 4Total expenditures. all purposes 1661.64

Leaving a cash balance on hand to date of Oct. 23, 1907 $1342.10Supplies on hand, cash value 113.10Office fixtures, stationery etc 33.30

Making a grand total of assets $1488.59We find the books and papers kept in a neat, simple, business like way

easily understood and does not require an expert accountant to get at allexpenditures and receipts of whatsoever kind, and we gladly recommendBro. Wm. H. A. Harrison for any place of honor or trust that this divisionmay deem proper to place upon him. Respectfully submitted,

FRED MOORE, Chairman.J. B. HALLITM,JOHN FRENCH, Secty. of Corn.

Sec. Harrison then made his annual report.SECRETARY'S ADDRESS.

CI,AREMORE, I. T., OCTOBER 23, 1907.To the Officers and Delegates in 5th Annual Convention assembled, of

the I. T. Division of the A. H. T. A.:Brothers:—This session of the Grand Lodge of our noble and grand

order brings to a close my fifth term of the honorable position as secretaryand treasurer of this grand division, which you have so generously as wellas unanimously given to me for the fifth consecutive year without any op-position apparently whatever. Now brothers can you blame me if I feel alittle proud and puffed up so to speak, over the fact that I have held yourentire confidence and good will through these past five years of labor forthe up-building of the I. T. Division? Yes and you may add nearly anotheryear for you as temporary secretary in working up the I. T. Division.

The first nine months that I acted as temporary secretary I receivedno pay for my time or traveling expenses, or even pay for stationery or

37 sub-orders out of a possible 80 lodges, not knowing whether the remain-der of the 80 lodges would affiliate with us or not, but I am proud to sayall except two did affiliate and those two went defunct.

We then had a membership of only about 600, but now we have some

postage used by me in the work. The first year as secretary I received($150.00) one hundred and fifty dollars, the second and third year ($200.00)two hundred dollars, and the last two years past I received ($400.00) fourhundred dollars per year and office expenses.

The first year of our organization I advanced the division ($85 00)eighty-five dollars, enough to run on until we began to receive some returnsfrom the various sources from which we get our funds.

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350 lodges and a membership of some 12 or 15 thousand in round numbers.• We have issued Charters to 69 new lodges, two lodges reorganized and

two recently from the Kirkwood lodges, making total this year 73 lodges.Doing pretty well when you come to think about it with all the uphill workwe have had to do with in the past which a great number of you know, areconversant with and not necessary here to state.

I wish to say that peace and happiness prevails in our jurisdiction sofar as I have heard with the bare exceptions of only two cases of disputein two sub-orbers, and that of a local matter only for which two appeals aretaken up to this body for their ruling.

We have had only one cloud to darken our peace and tranquility dur-ing the past year, and that was caused by the death of our esteemed andmuch loved Brother A. P. McKellop, who was president at the time of hisdeath. His absence is and will be felt in this division for some time tocome, and his place hard to fill, but the Lord giveth and the Lord takethaway. The will of the Lord be done, and we must acquiesce in the Lord'sdoing and undoing, regardless of our desires or wishes.

The membership is up and doing all they seemingly can to promote theinterest of the order, and I hear nothing but words of praise and commend-ation from those outside of the order for the A.R.T. A. and the great workthat the order is doing, and they are hastening to become members as fastas the opportunity offers.

And now Brothers as I have been pressed for time to make my reportto you on account of some delays in receiving the reports and per capitatax of several of the orders and I could not close my books and balance myaccounts as soon as I wish, and in fact they are only temprarily closed now.Then again I have not been able to work but I have stood to my post andtried to the best of my ability to have my reports ready, and you now havethe results be they good or bad.

I want to thank one and all of the Brethren of the I. T. division fortheir patience and forbearance with me in the past, assuring them I havenot left a stone unturned where I thought it was of interest and for thegood of the A.H.T.A. And if I have seemed tardy or slow I wish to saythat it was not because I did not try to do in my feeble manner what seem-ed right and my duty to do, and I am perfectly willing for you to be bothjudge and jury in the case.

I thank the State President, Bro. J. W. Duncan, and the executivecommittee for their kindness in the past year, and I wish to expresslythank Brother W.W. Graves for courtesies shown the I. T. Division, thrume that you know not of, and again I want to thank the national President,Brother John W. Wall, for his kindness to this division in the past. I for

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one am in favor of throwing boquets while the person is living and canappreciate the honor, and not wait till the cold earth covers this perishablebody of clay.

So again thanking one and all I beg to remain as ever,Yours Fraternally,

Wm. H.A. HARRISON, Sec.-Treas. I. T. Division.Bro. Harrison then made his report as treasurer, which is identical

with the Executive Committee's report and in truth and in fact was copiedfrom their report as he was so pressed with other business that he did nothave time to write up an itemized report before the convention would ad-journ: besides the Executive Committee's report would of course be exact-ly alike in arriving at conclusions and facts, so it is needless to reprintwords over again. So please see the Executive Committee's report for thefinancial part of the secretary-treasurer's report.

The Grievance Committee made a partial report as follows:We, your Committee on Grievance and Appeals, beg leave to submit

the following:After a thorough investigation of all letters and other available proof

in the case of No. 403, in reference to the expelling of Bro C.C. Corbin, amember of No. 403, find in our opinion that No. 403, of Wolf, I. T., know-ingly violated the rules and laws governing the trial of a Brother, and thatin so doing they have knowingly wronged our Brother C. C. Corbin, andwe, as a committee, recommend the reinstatement of Bro. Corbin as amember at large by him paying to the state secretary of the I. T. divisionhis per capita tax for the year 1907. We also recommend that the charterof No. 403 be revoked. Respectfully submitted,

J. E. BOATMAN,S. L. HAMILTON, COM.

W. H. KLAUS.On motion and second the report was received.It was moved to amend the report of the grievance Committee in the

case of No, 403, by the reinstatement of Bro. C.C. Corbin, making him amember at large, and of only suspending the charter of No. 403 until a fullinvestigation can be had by the Executive Committee and to be left totheir action on same.

The amended report was adopted as amended.On motion and second Convention abjourned until 1:30 P. M.1:30 o'clock P.M. Convention called to order by Pres. Duncan and

the pass taken up by the marshal and his assistants and all declared en-titled to seats, and proceeded to business.

The Executive Committee recommended that the per capita tax be

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left as it was this past term, 10 cents, and on motion and second the re-commendation was adopted, and ten cents on each member on the books ofthe various sub-orders in the Indian Territory division on Sept. 1, 1908.

Secretaries and presidents please read and note carefully the above.It was moved that the secret work be with-held from No. 338 until

Bro. Lon Lovelace had time to investigate a4d see if No. 338 was entitledto receive the same.

Resolution Committee reported as follows:To the President, Officers and Brothers:

We, your Committee on Resolutions beg leave to submit this, ourreport

Resolutions on the death of Brother A. P. McKellop, State Presidentof the Indian Territory Division:

WHEREAS—During the year ending December 31, 1907, Brother A. P.McKellop, State President of A. H. T. A., Indian Territory Division, wascalled to rest by Divine order, and

WHEREAS—Brother McKellop's character, ability and standing as anhonest, upright citizen, and his untiring zeal for the good of the order,makes his loss greviously felt in the A. H. T. A. order. Therefore, be it

RESOLVED—That the A. H. T. A. of the Indian Territory mourns theloss of Brother McKellop at the hands of the "Grim Reaper, Death."

RESOLVED—That the officers and members of the Indian TerritoryDivision of the A. H. T. A. now assembled in the town of Claremore, I. T.hereby tender our heartfelt sympathies to the bereaved family and allthose who mourn his loss.

P. L. WALKER, Chairman.R. H. DEGGE.

THOS. J. DUNCAN.,RESOLUTION FOR COUNTY STOCK AGENT.

RESOLVED—That the Sub-Orders of the A. H. T. A. Indian TerritoryDivision in each County elect a Stock Agent for their respective counties,whose duty it shall be to keep a record of all stray or stolen stock, orproperty in the county in which he resides.

P. L. WALKER, Chairman.R. H. DEGGE.

THOS. J. DUNCAN.SALE OF INDIAN LANDS.

RESOLVED—By the Indian Territory Division of the Anti-Horse ThiefAssociation in annual state convention assembled at Claremore, I. T., Oct.23, 24, 1907, that we heartily endorse the enactment of a law at thecoming session of the United States congress authorizing.any adult Indianto sell his surplus land to an actual settl er on time payments.

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RESOLVED—Further, that we are unalterably opposed to the sale ofIndian lands for the establishment of private game preserves in ourterritory, and we ask the congress of the United States to make sucharrangements as will provide for the sale of all unallotted land in theIndian Territory (fit for agricultural purposes) to actual settlers on timepayments, not to exceed 160 acres to any one man.

RESOLVED—That a copy of these resolutions be furnished each Senatorand Congressman from Oklahoma, and that he be instructed to use allhonorable means to secure the enactment of laws carrying out the spiritof the above resolutions; also that a copy be sent to the President of theUnited States and to each Senator and Congressman from other states,and that we earnestly request their assistance in securing legislation alongthe line above indicated.

B IT RESOLVED—That the officers and members of the Indian Terri-tory Division of the A. H. T. A. extend our most hearty thanks to andgrateful appreciation of the hospitality and kindness of the citizens of thetown of Claremore, and will ever be held by us a remembrance of one ofthe most enjoyable periods in the history of our order.

, RESOLVED—That a copy of these resolutions be sent the family ofBrother A. P. McKellop and a copy furnished the Weekly News, ClaremoreProgress and Claremore Messenger, and spread on the minutes of thismeeting. P. L.

WALKER, Chairman,R. H. DEGGE,

TILOS J. DUNCAN.

The above were read, received and adopted as read and committee dis-charged.

Grievance Committee makes final report as follows:We, your Committee on Grievance and Appeals, wish to say as a final

report that we find in the case of sub-order No. 136 that they did not obeythe state president, regarding the expelling of three of its members, andwe, your committee, recommend that said sub-order be instructed to re-open the case and give the expelled Brothers a chance of an appeal to theGrand Lodge of the Indian Territory.

J. E. BOATMAN,S. L, HAMILTON, Corn.

W.H. KLAUS.Above final report of the Grievance Committee was received and

adopted as read and committee discharged.The special committee appointed to wait on the Kirkwood's Oklahoma

Committee made the following report:

Indian Territory Division 17To the Officers and Delegates in convention assembled:

We, your Committee appointed to meet with a committee from theKirkwood division so called A.H.T.A., beg leave to report as follows:

We find that it is out of the question to try even to unite with theKirkwood division, from the very fact we would stultify our honor andbreak the laws and usages we are obligated to support, by accepting thethe propositions submitted to us by the Kirkwood committee, which wereas follows:

This Committee of the Oklahoma state lodge (incorporated) A.H.T.A.,with plenary powers to amalgamate with the Indian Territory DivisionNational A. H. T. A., offer as follows for the consolidation of the differentparts of the A. H. T. A. in the State of Oklahoma:

1st. One grand division for the State of Oklahoma.2nd. If agreeable to form one grand division, the Presidents of the

Oklahoma State lodges and Indian Territory National organization shallissue a call for a joint convention of the organizations to convene at on the third Wednesday in October 1908, at which time thePresident and Secretary of the Indian Territory organization act asofficers of the convention until a temporary organization is perfected, atwhich time Oklahoma State Order shall surrender its charter and becomea part of the National Division of the whole State of Oklahoma andcharters shall be issued free of charge, the numbers revised, and suchother steps taken as shall be necessary to perfect the organization.

3rd. The same basis of representation shall be agreed upon.HARRY JONES, OSCAR VANFESON,

J. N. SHEPLER, G. F. SIFFORD,G. G. Wyss, G. F. PRICE.

Our objections to their propositions are as follows:1st, We could not recognize James Kirkwood as an Anti from the fact

that he was expelled by the national body of the A.H.T.A. for disloyaltyand disobeying, wilfully and knowingly, both state and national laws, and,hence, is not an Anti in good standing.

2nd, because we could not consolidate a live, working division, havingpaid all its per capita tax and assesments to the national order, with adisloyal division who are in arrears for per capita tax for the past threeyears, which the Kirkwood division is in the arrears to amount of over$300, hence they are not in a condition to consolidate with.

If they wish to affiliate with the I. T. Division they would have to bereinstated into the national order by the national order making them payup the back tax or remitting the same.

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3rd, if we were to consolidate with the Kirkwood Division, the nation-al order could and of rights ought to demand the charter of our Divisionfor violating the national laws as well as our own state laws.

4th, and from the fact that the Kirkwood followers are in rebellionagainst the I. T. Division, the Oklahoma Division and the National Order,by following blindly the dictations of an expelled Anti who sets himself upas both national and state president, and they still persist in followingafter their boss, hence we could not agree to do likewise and we gave themthe only feasible solution to the question of consolidation as follows:

1st, that they make application to the National body for reinstatementin the organization.

2nd, to surrender their books charters and seals to the secretary of theDivision of the National Order of the A.H.T.A, in which each Kirkwoodlodge is situated, and receive in return a charter seal and all necessarysupplies as is furnished to new sub-orders upon organization, free of allcost, as many of the Kirkwood lodges had done, and are doing now.

These are the proporitions presented to the Kirkwood Committee byUS.

, Now we respectfully submit these propositions to you for your carefulconsideration and action thereon. GEO. BENGE,

J. B. HALLIIM,JOHN IL FRENCH,

J. COOPER,FRED MOORE,W. J. SMITH,

Committee.Upon motion and second the report was received as read, and on

motion the proposition to the Kirkwood Committee from our Committeebe adopted, which was done.

And on motion and seconded that the proposition from the KirkwoodCommittee to our committee be rejected, motion carried and propositionsfrom Kirkwood Committee declared rejected.

The Delegates to last National meeting report.Bro. C.G. Horn, Bro. S. L. Hamilton, and Bro. Harrison report in full

the business transacted at the National meeting at Enid, Okla., and amongother things the delegates had pledged to our sister (Bro. N.W. Patton's)Oklahoma Division our moral as well as our financial aid - and assistance.

The report of the National delegates was on motion received and adopt-ed and a vote of thanks were given our National delegates, in recognitionof their work.• Immediately after the National delegates reported it was moved andseconded that we donate $50 to Bro. N.W. Patton's Division.

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Motion amended by saying $100.Amendment accepted by original mover, question put by President

Duncan and motion carried with a whoop.Bro. Patton then stepped forward and thanked the Convention for

their Liberal donation and promised to do all he could for the purpose itwas donated for

He was applauded for his kindly manner and good words spoken.On motion and second the place of holding next annual meeting was

taken up, and the following named places nominated: Sulphur, Stigler andMuskogee. Muskogee received nearly the unanimous vote and was declar-ed the place by President Duncan.

It was moved and seconded that the figures 18 in Article 5 Sec. 3be stricken out and 21 be inserted to make said section conform with thenational law bearing on said subject. Motion carried.

On motion and second Convention adjourned until 7 o'clock P. M.7 o'clock having arrived Convention called to order by Pres. Duncan.Pass taken up by marshal and his assistants and all reported entitled

to seats, and on motion and second the nomination and election of officersfor the ensuing year was taken up, which resulted as follows:

President—Joe M. LaHay, of No. 274.Vice President—C. G. Horn, of No. 70.Secretary-Treasurer—Wm. H. A. Harrison, of No. 199.Executive Committee 3 years—Bro. Fred Moore's time expiring, Bro.

Campbell Russell, of No. 34, was elected to succeed Bro. Moore.Bro. I. H. Long was elected as chaplain.Delegates to attend the National meeting at Columbus, Ohio next year

as follows:Geo. Benge, for Cherokee Nation; W. P. McClellan, alternate.Fred Moore, Creek Nation; C. E. Minogh, alternate.J. L. Kirkspatrick, , Choctaw, S. L. Hamilton, alternate.G. S Wells, Seminole Nation, B. G. Knight, alternate.C. B. Greisan, Chichasaw; James Barwis, alternate.W. G. Thomas, Quapaw Agency; Roy Umphenhour, alternate.J. W. Duncan, delegate a large; W. H. Klaus, alternate at large.Bro. Joe M. LaHay elected as Fraternal delegate to attend the Okla-

homa State Meeting of the loyal division next October, 1908.Then on motion the exemplifying the new work was announced in or-

der by President:Duncan.The room was cleared of all Brothers that were-not entitled to receive

the new work at a state convention , President Duncan asked Bro. W.W.Graves to give the new work, which he did.

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The Installation of officers was then taken up and Bro. Graves by re-quest installed the officers. Bro. C. E. Minogh acting as Grand Marhal.

There being no other business brought before the Convention, a motiouand second to adjourn was made. Motion put by Bro. Joe M. LaHay andcarried and on singing the closing ode and friendly goodbyes and hand-shakings, the 5th Annual Convention of the I. T. Division A.H.T.A. stoodadjourned to meet at Muskogee:in 6th Annual convention in October, 4thWednesday, the 28th day, 1908.

JOHN H. WISE, Assistant Sec.Attest by Wm. H. A. HARRISON, Sec -Treas. of I. T. Div. A.H.T.A.

Number of Horses and Mules stolen 50Number Cattle stolen 16Number Hogs stolen 46Number Saddles stolen 14Number sets Harness stolen 5Value of Horses stolen $4,410.00Value of Cattle stolen 337.00Value of Hogs stolen 242.50Value of Saddles stolen 210.00Value of sets of Harness stolen 60.00Total value of other property stolen 449.75

Grand Total $5,709.25

Number Horses and Mules recovered 51Number Cattle recovered 16Number of Saddles recovered... 11Mumber sets of Harness recovered 2Value of Horses and Mules recovered $4,080.00Value of Cattle recovered 222.00Value of Saddles recovered. 230.00Value of sets of Harness recovered 30.00Total value of other recovered property 276.75

Grand Total $4, 838. 75

Number Thieves caught 88Number Thieves prosecuted 49Number Thieves convicted 40Number Thieves .awaiting trial . 27Number Sub-Orders not reporting 17Number Sub-Orders reporting loss 56Number Sub-Orders reporting no loss .. 230

Total number Sub-Orders reporting.. .. 303

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ALBERT ,PIKE McKELLOP,

Elected President of the Indian•TerritoryDivision, of the Anti-Horse Thief Associa-tion, October, 1903, and served faithfullyuntil the time of his death, February 1, 1907

Price List of A. H. T. A. Supplies.The GRAND ORDER is now ready to furnish

the following supplies to Subordinate OrdersConstitution and By-Laws 350 Per dozApplication for membership 500 per 100Dimit Cards 250 per dozApplication for Charter FreeFinancial Secy's Receipt Book 250 eachSecretary's Order Book 250 eachTreasurer's Receipt Book 250 eachBlank Bonds 50 eachRituals 500 Per dozBadges, Silve P'ated 300 eachBadges, 18 Karat Gold $3.60 eachBadges, Gold Plated $1.00 eachCharter Fee $5,Extra Copies of Proceedings 50 eachBooklet "How to Organize a NewSub-Order" 250 dozStock Blanks—new style, 500r less 10 each

larger lots 750 per 100Certificates of -Membership 10 each

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Graves'Manual of ParliamentaryRules and Form of Trial for of-fending members 300 each

gap- Apply to the Secretary for any andall supplies. CASTE MUST invariably accom-pany all orders for supplies.Wm. H. A. HARRISON, Sec.,Checotah , Okla.

Remittances for supplies should ALWAYSbe by; Postal Money Order, Express Order,Registered Letter or Bank Draft, (not check.)afr•Do NOT SEND PERSONAL OHECK."111113