Muskogee Daily News (Muskogee, Okla.), Vol. 23, No. 162, Ed. 1 Friday, December 11, 1925 Page: 4 of 8
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ling •Whatever faults may be laid to bootleg booze, it at least
may be said in its favor that no one who drinks it ever lives j
to become * habitual drunkard.—Blackwell Tribune.
What Ails Many of
Damp Young SoulsIn Order to Serve Humanity Best It Is Nec-
essary to Be of the People and Not
Retreat to a Mountain Top
ly outword—you evtdrntiy hsrt
littta. U a*y. inward life, and
you worit day after day belpiac
human kind along ott line.
We had aa argum*nt the other
night regarding you. The n->x
in our "wild" and Bohemian par-
ty. declared that you were "hard-
boiled." One of them who work-
ed oa a well-known Easters
paper tor years. stated that no
one who worked in the news-
paper iut could be anything but
soured and toagh. He offered
himself as a practical demon-
stration—sad we all know that
m the last four years smoe we
hare known him. it has been a
long, l-ard tattle to acrept tu-
maxuty as flee, rather than aa a
parasitical, blood-sueking growth,
personally. I ir.siate-d that you
were splendid, informed m the
inner life, and m*T»fy writing in
the patter of the class whom you
were serving—the only lan-
guage they could understand and
consider
I»-ar Eine. whether you know
what I am talking about cr not
—the work you do is beautiful.
I adore humanity—I do not
care for personal contact, but
my whole desire is service and I
look forward with growing hap-
• ss to the day which I know
.DAY, DECEMBER ...1925Muskogee Daily News'
Did You Ever H2E21S2f
Not lni-nJ5 ba: ,
Stop to Think?
FRIDAY, DBQ 11
Eames: Little SNOB—
, after a sudden maeas in Novcm-
8UBSCKIPTION RATES
8.75
give. You. Lune, turn complete-
TILLIE THE TOILER—Fruitless Effort.
—By Russ Westover
A pnitf teinm cnaftM-ry industry.
THE FIGHT ON PARMENTER
SO they are going to fight Urt Parmenter's nomination as T0QT$ AND CASPER—Casper Feared the Worst,
assistant to the attorney general. ------------------------------—By Jimmy Murphy
iGht
I’OLLY AND HER PALS—Pa’s Overlooking No Chances.
—By Cliff SterrettJUST KIDS
—Ry Ad Carter
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Go>n >n
and out
OF HEOE.
Q Whs snrewded Captain
David L Payno la the can-paign
*to codeine the Indian Territory’
PA HAS UECiDED TO
SAVt MIS COM THIS
Christmas am-d &ti
Al his presents
• xx/iTH ‘DIVIDED
I Cigar store;
COUPONS!
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A lively and interesting day.
probably a very exciting one. ts
forecast from th* inciting lunar
and mutual aspects. Man and
and lean. by introspection from
that self, and then help human-
Ity by my careful thinking and
the understanding word now andGov. Miriam Ferguson seems just now to be rather in
the way of fumishiijg one instance in which a woman is
willing to allow her husband to have the last word.—Black-
well Tribune.
NEAQvt TuPNED
VmHITE '• TOOTS
MuS’NT UNOW
THE BOSS' DESK. I
LOOKS Li KB. A J
eye LOME HIT IT- r
.i thought you L,
■ IVjEKE <301M <6
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across to you what I •»■». and you
shout to me what you aee—and
neither of us get the same line
of vision.
floor ah ll out
him ON D'^I DE^>*
3EFC HE DONE CA-
on “ohe o
NEVER FORGIVE
ME FOQ
CARL W. HELD
Editor
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uitenTicnS
vNEafc good
THAT continuous advertising ia
the key to continuous profits.
THAT the buatnem buildingPofaiished by the Eastern Oklahoma PufaEahing Com-
ly, Ine., at 128 South Fourth Street, Miukogee, Oklahoma,
ry aftumoon and Sunday morning.
Eftabiiahed—The Porum Journal, 1808; The Muskogee
Baiiy News, June 9, 1924.
in HIS but when the ac-count is
all evened up and our f<K>lishneas
is balanced against our wisdom
-BUT I LOST INTERt^T ViHEM
I DIDN'T rlMO Hy STCCK. ON /■
| Hl^ DtSkL
ewi Department
Kitty-----------------------bsiness Office
hfplay Advertising Department
lassi fled Advertising Department.
reulstion Department
THE PA1LY VEWS^M ATFOKM IN
1925 FOR MUSKOGEE
tempt of the "Boomers” to settle
Oklahoma, though acme small
groupa. roll hoping >o pose ss
farms there, may have tried to en-Oklahoma
History
To thew movemenU and enterprises the Daily News
pledges its fullest cooperation.__
FOREIGN ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE
The 8. C. Beckwith Special Agency'. Main Offjee.
all Ann am ----— - _ * <*^***>*4 Oy Ule H IB WBCO.
kii drb±r-'X ix a ztaIbb ’ !* IMi. Couch Jed a THAT continuous MxJv-rtirtnc has
and fight.:.F hatmg tL iemng “d Uey k>' e b“3“e accustomed
posmg and poutmg and pr-tend- XLw l®’» «f Sail- to buying from dealer, iwbo tell
wa~cr. about their wares of service
Theee settlers were seen re- through the printed page, not once
moved by troops commanded by in a ^rhile but all the while.
General Hatch. | THAT continuous advertising in-
--- ... - . . dictates superior quality, and gives
uninterrupted service to both buyer
and seller.
THAT experience has taught
modern dealers that they must of-
fer through the printed page, goods 1
or service that will meet the user’s 1
i every requirement in order to as-
i sure their own success.
1 THAT the use of the service of
advertising is increasing because it
' has grown constantly more de-
pendable and more capable of
aad mutual configuration, an
augury of Uvallness and enterprise.
There is aa augury of change or
travel and of new ventures, but
there is also a figure warning
against loss through speculation,
lending money or personal ex-
travagance. Those in the employ-
ment of others are under excellent
prospect of advancement or pre-
ferment if qualified.
Those whose birthday it is ar«
under excellent auspices for a
i lively and successful year, with
change, travel, promotion and new
associations, but they should not
jeopardise their good fortune by
speculation, lending money or jD
personal extravagance. A child
born on this day has splendid pros-
pect of success in business and em-
ployment. but it may be subject to
loss through speculation and lend-
ing of money. It should attain
good position in its employment
Q. FULLER --------B G. GOSSETT |
Business Manaier
——“PHONES
Jm Year .
x Monthsmj Month ,,, ____
Entered as second claxs mail matter, July 26, E<J1,
postoffice at Mutkozee, Okla., under act of March •>, lo* J.
»n the aelgl Lors. But she'll probably 1
------- ci ** * useful citlxea again wi.-n she
------ U4 behind the ears and for- .
31 gets she has a souL Which same ■
52 1 ,rt^ ** convey krringly to July*
—for I like Juiya. having b*-en a
Hqutrmtag Young Soul myself
37.00 Comes now anothsr Jsly* who
Before Uiey start tn, they had better invest in arnica and
Itndages and it would not be a bad suggestion that they
feting along an ambulance.
Parmenter is the right man for the right job. Everyone
in Oklahoma who understand* Indian affairs agrees to that |
and that is just why a small cpU'rie of pie counter habitues
would like to see his selection disaffirmed.
The main objection to the Lawton man is that he has
ttted into affairs on which others claimed an exdusive
inchise. Of course, that’s not the exact language they are
•sing against Parmenter before the senate committee, but
feat's what the “complaint” amounts to. It is lamentable
feat the Coolidge administration baan’t had some one to butt
felto Indian affairs earlier. Had such an individual or indi-
viduals existed the chaotic condition of affairs that now
feist in certain matters in Oklahoma would not exist.
Mr. Parmenter unquestionably will plead guilty that he
tea.-> been correctly describe*! when they say he ‘‘butted in.”
Re needs make no apologies. He is rendering a service that
teas long been needed. Senator Pine need not hesitate to
claim the responsibility for Mr. Parpi^nter being in his pres-
ent capacity. It’s too bad we didn’t have a senator who at-
tended to the matter sooner.
If those who oppose Mr. Parmenter think they are shrewd
In opposing his confirmation because of his activities, they
■Fe indeed mere thinkers. If they are looking for T.N.T.,
they selected the proper kind when they brought forth the
Jackson Barnett case. No further evidence is required to
find inefficiency in the administration of Indian affairs than
this public scandal.
We have no objection even if a government agency in-
terests itself in an Indian to the extent of encouraging the
appropriation of his wealth to the cause of Christianity and
education. We think that is a fine thing. We cannot com-
mend a better investment, for an investment it is. after all.
But there are many things about others who figured in
the transaction that cannot Im* commended, to say the least.
And it is these persons who find Mr. Parmenter so objection-
able at this time.
It is likely that a goodly number-of other Oklahoma citi-
wns will find objection to Mr. Parmenter’s appointment once
th* y learn that some of their transactions are also in danger
rtf being treated with intervention of the department of
justice like the latter’s entrance into the Barnett case.
We are not alarmed over Mr. Parmenter’s chances for
fenfirmation. It is unfortunate, however, there should be
any protest against his appointment. If by any stroke of
good fortune the influences that hate him are successful in
their enterprise, it is a foregone conclusion that a lot of pop-
ular subjects will lose their front page newspaper position
down in Oklahoma.
meeting all demands made upon it. PROBLEMS MAY BE. WILL
MODERN DEALERS MUST USE , fixd THAT CONTINUOUS AD-
.18 THE SAFEST.
WAY TO
assure continuous in-
CREASINQ BUSINESS.
ADVERTISING QUALITY AL-
WAYS GIVES THROUGH GOOD
SERVICE. A DOLLAR'S WORTH
FOB A DOIJ^AR SPENT.
(Copyricbt. 1S.X)
- the rat! of the g».ag. WE'RE ALL
> OF A PIECE.
And thax'a why you*!! never ,
ieam tow to oerre that Gang by ,er *—er that tune,
eraa line off in * hole by yovroelf. | '
rummaclDC in your mental insides to them and a fool with th-m and
1 and then emerging, with some !come ax last to the place where
' prioelem gems of wisdom for the you realize that YOU and your 2x4
multitude. It can’t be done. In ego don't matter a hoot—that all '
J the first place, the multitude that matters is the Common Good
doesn't want your darned old gema and the vast, mysterious plan -of
And tn the second place, they God. which none of ns can under- j
are gi>nul-a of conceit and ig- ——-* •—* _ 1
noraace.
B-fore you can vnt you must
kno*
telligentsta. Her letter to too long
to print—but I'm giving tbo core
of IL because I think the core ex-
presses shat alls a large number
of damp young braina.
MT DEAiiEirr EIJIUC:
Your little article on Juiya
s*s thoroughly interest:.-g. Do
yon eaer Sop to coasld-r th*X
CwrSfe: Witt ue Avtttife dub to mke Ma^ogev
the premier ifilkfid urwxys dty in the laited >totes.
Uvperating with the Exstom Oklahoma I’toy grounds
awKtotion ia its prograa of devriuring tabtern Uk an .ma
into a suauaer retort.
nevertbeh~ THE~*KIND of'"advertising|vertISLNG _
needs each of us. THAT SERVES THEM BEST. 8l-REST AND BEST
Aa for me and my work, you ADVERTISING THROUGH THE
the p<ople you are sernng. can just bet your last doughnut PRINTED PAGE LEADS THE
And in order to do that you must that I "turn outward." If I didn't, I FIELD. STANDING OUT WITH
get out with them, right in the I The Boss would do It for me. EVER INCREASING PROMI-
midst of them and swap grins and Which same fact you'll discover NENCE.
i sweat, hope and dreams, cusses for yourself when you start paying I EVERY BUSINESS CONCERN,
and kiaaea You must be a friend I your own bean bills. I NO MATTER WHAT THEIRA movement for lietter homes is being agitated. To
feake a real success of this crusade, a plan for easier money i
Will have to be devised and made part of the program.—
Ada News.
Of course, we should all be thankful for what we have,,
be it much or little, but unquestionably it is easier to be
thankful on meal and |>otatoes than ou plain corn rneal.— j
dMackwell Tribune.[ EROCr/KU AN’ I CALLED
' HiVri A UUHOIB LOXIA
N AVAE.5 PER. W-
Ai'NT* taat /.
had such a
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Held, Carl W. Muskogee Daily News (Muskogee, Okla.), Vol. 23, No. 162, Ed. 1 Friday, December 11, 1925, newspaper, December 11, 1925; Muskogee, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1598771/m1/4/?q=coaster: accessed June 11, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.