Locke decided: "A wealthy Indian has made a mistake in his money as a wealthy white man."
Harnett and his wife and her daughter sought to make a dent in the $5,000,000 pile. His husband needed government in Canada.
Mrs. Barnett said he had a change, and the consented to a vacation. After that, Indian was unhappy for the first time in his life and refused to go back to the cabin and cheap clothes.
Let Indian Decide. "We are going to let the Indian himself decide where he wants to live," Superintendent Locke said. "If he wants to live in Muskogee, all right. If he chooses some other city, we have nothing to say in the way of objecting, for he has the right to make his own decisions."
If a suitable residence can be found in Kansas City, it will be purchased by the government for its wealthy ward. Otherwise, a house will be built.
"There's no truth in the report that we are going to spend $200,000 for a residence for Jackson Barnett," Locke said, "but we are going to see to it that he has a house in keeping with his wealth and one with which he will be satisfied."
AIRPLANE PICTURES SHOWN IN FEATURE
Thinking very different thoughts, Henry Caron and his lovely girl bride climbed into the airplane and rose above a calm blue sea basking in the rays of the summer sun. Caron was gloating over his possession of the lovely creature beside him. Eve was shuddering at the thought of becoming in.  Fact the wife of the repulsive man she had just married at the command of her father. She was resolved to leap from the machine into the sea. 