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Justice and Fair Dealing for
every Indian who desires to
become a good Citizen.
QU5 H. BEAULIEU. Publishei
White Earth Agency, Minnesota.
Eruered at the Postoffice at White
Earth, Minn., as mail matter of the
econd class.
SUBSCRIPTION: $1.50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCL
Senator Robert Owen.
The junior senator from Okla
homa, Rooert L. Owen, is one of
the most brilliant and gifted men
in the United States Senate he is
recognized as such by his party
by having been selected as the
chairman of the very important
committee of the senate on "Bank
ing and Currency."
Several years before Senator
Owen became United States Sen
SENATOR ROBT. OWEN,
ator, we had the pleasure of be
coming acquainted with him, and
the high opinion we formed of
him and his abilities has since then
fully justified that opinion.
Senator Owen being qf Jndian
blood, his sympathies areunquest
ionably in favor of tiewights In
dians are entitled to under moral
lawaphd the obligations of the
United States to them but he has
no absurd sentiment about them
and simply requires that they be
treated as men.
It is predicted that Senator
Owen's abilities will place him in
the future in even a more promin
ent public position than he now
holds, a position which will free
the true Americans from the dom
inance of departmental rings.
Regarding Senator Owen, the
Congressional Directory gives his
biography briefly as follows:
"Robert Latham Owen, Demo
crat, of Muskogee, Okla., was
born February 2, 1856, at Lynch
burg, Va., of Scotch Irish and In
dian ancestry son of Robt. L.
