The Calumet Chieftain. (Calumet, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 32, Ed. 1 Friday, March 9, 1917 Page: 3 of 8
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int. CALUMET CHIEFTAIN
CALUMET CHIEFTAIN
Published Every Friday.
PHONE NO. 19
Price $1 per Year, invariably i
advance.
P. E. D. UNDERWOOD. Editor.
Lulu Roberts, Associate Editor.
Entered as second-rlass matt •! hi tiia
postnfttoe at Calumet. Oklahoma. Au-
gust 14. 1908 Under tin* Art of Mnrclj
•a. 1H7U
...ercising will
b/ die issue.
be charged
THE OTHER FELLOW.
The frailties of human nature
seem about the same at this en-
lightened age that they were
many years ago in certain well
defined channels. It is unwise
to take any man's opinion of an-
other and this is doubly true
when the opinion is of a degra-
tory character. Persons are
prone to overlook reasonably
good qualities in a man when
they .charge him with some real
or. perhaps, an imaginary wrong:.
and the resourses of those con-
I ducting the campaign. Whether
the program is an elaborate one or
! not, there are certain general
t.'a'urescommont >everysuce ^s-
ful baby week campaign; fust and
I foremost it must tie remembered
i that to make the campaign a suc-
cess the community as a whole
j must he vitally interested. This
i is not difficult if the proper meth-
ods are used. There are some
] subjects in which it is difficult
I to arouse the attention of the
public. This is not the case in
j this instance. Every body,.voung
and old,rich :>r poor, is interested
in babies, and recognizes that the
welfare of babies is of primary
importance.
It is oolv necessary to bring
the facts to their attention.
Factors which can be used to ac-
complish this are the newspaper,
the churches, wo mens clubs,
boards of trade and individuals
who are prominent or interested
in social and philanthropic work.
The program for a Baby Week
may include several or all of
following features, the number
being determinded by elaborate-
ness of the program special days,
among them Flatr day,School day
Father's day, Outing and Parade
day. Birth Registration day. Per-
manent Organization Day, R by
Sunday. The program may be
Dr. W ,R. Miller.
CALUMET, OKI.A
Office Hours 9 to 12 a. m.t 2
to 5 p. in. Sundays. 9 to 12 a.m.
PHONES: Office 1 I. lie-,. 21
R.
I. Time Table
WEST BOUND
I rain
No. 7:
Mo. 4
41 Tucumcari Lv 7:45 am,
:5 Alva Lv. 8:20 a. m.
> (Amarillo) Lv. 8:45) p. m.
BAST HOUND.
Train No. 44 (em) 6:02a. m.
Train No. 726(ok city)8;43 p. m
No 12 Flag stop for passen-
gers north and south 7:12 p. m.
(First Published March 9, r> vks)
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior,
It is possible he is a pretty good | marked by such events as, an in- clyde J .
husband and father and yet f^nt welfare exhibit, a baby o. Mitchel,
these facts are entirely and too | health conference, school cele-
aften overlooked by the person hrations, a miss meeting, parade
with biased views. I of babies and mothers, informal!
Whenever a man gets the best j meetings, talk-*, distribution oi
of another in a business deal the 1 leaflets and pamphlets on care of
one who suffered —it may be ever , publicitv and education
so slightly—i3 not willing to con-1 through newspaper articles,
cede the other fellow possessed ' advertising, contests in poster
enough shrewdness to drive a i making and essay writing, con
good bargain, but will usually at- j tests for the best mothers and
tribute his foresight to cunning, j healthiest h-ibies, test <>t birth
registration, plans for fo.low-up
I work.
In small communities ittnav be
found advisable to have a cam-
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band Office at
Guthrie, Oklahoma, March 2nd, 1917
Notice is hereby given th:it Jacob
Zweiacher, of <Jkarehe, (Iklahoma, who,
on November 19th, 1910, m ale home-
the s'ead entry, Serial Mo 046a7, lor
W 1'-'I of NW 1-4 of Seci ion 11
T..woship l:t nor I h. It uige S west Indian
Meridian, has filed notice of intention
to m ike fin ti five year proof, to estab-
lish claim to the land above described,
before the County Judge of Canadian
county, Oklahoma, at his olfice in El
Reno. Oklahoma, on the 11th day of
April, 1917.
aimant names as witnesses: Ora
s Emerson Meade, William
David II. Brown, all of
Ikarcie, Oklahoma
,J. V .Callahan,
Keg inter.
1 A. RHOADES 1
The Store of«
Dependable
Merchandise
When you seo
thtnga advertised
lli your favorit o
paper, ulno timt ,
out of ten you'll
find It licre II Ita ia
our line. There's
n feeling of confi-
dence In goods
(standardized by
advertising—folks
know such art-
icles are roliable
or their makers
wouldn t spend
good money tell-
ing nbout them.
That's why wo sell so many standard advertised linos.
V/e Cannot Prosper Unless
We Please You—
Our constant aim and effort is to make .vou like
this store, by t ho value we can give you. We've found
that the best article at a reasonable price is a lot more
satisfactory to our customers than the worst article
no matter how low the price. "Goods wc sell must be
exceptional in quality and not too high in price.
That's our method of bringing new customers and
keeping eld cues coming Inick. That's what makes
this store a t 'ore you can depend upon.
It comes with mighty poor grace
to take this view of things in
general, but it seems to be one
of the inborn things that most
persons have been unable to rele-
gate to the junk heap. Were
every man given just credit for
the one or more sparks of good-
ness he possesses the world
would be better.
paign of only one dav and include claim u>the la d1,b,,ve described,
.. i fore the County Judge of C na
an/ih rtf thn niGntlOnCu SS
B \BY W EEK.
(First Published M rcti 9 it wk* )
Noti ~e for Publication.
Department of the Interior, U S. i
Land Office at
Guthrie, Oklahoma, March 2nd, 1917.
Notice is hereby iri ven t hat Ora Clyde |
James, of Okarche, Oklahoma, who,
on November lfjti , 1 i)10. made Home-
stead tin try Serial, No (14581, for
W \-i NK I 4, S -ctton 11, Township 13
North. Kange 8 West, Indian Meridian,
has filed notice of intention lo make
Final five-year Proof, io establish
lie-
idian
County, Oklahoma, at his office in El
Reno, Oklahoma, on Llie 11th day of
April, 19 i 7.
Claimant names as witnesses: Jacob
Zweiacher, Emerson Meade, William
Meade. William . Mitchel. David H.
Brown, all of Okarche, Oklahomi
J. Y. Callahan,
Register.
(First Published March 9. 1917)
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior. U. S. Land
Here's The Biggest
Value Incubator
Made
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BBfeS "f
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hlbit of correct meals for young
children; demonstration in bath-
ing and dressing a baby, using a
arge doll for the purpose, are
some of the features which are to
ie carried out In some places
idmmittees will find that it will
be possible te hold a baby confer-
ence. Any advise or assistance
from the State Board of Health
Notice is hereby given that Emerson
Meade, of Okarche, Oklahoma, who on
November 15th, 19'0. made Homestead
Entry Serial, No 04562, tor E 1-2
SW 1-4, section 2. township 13 North,
Range 8 West. Indian Meridian lias
filed notice of intention to m ike Final
live year proof, to establish claim to j
the land above described before the
County Judge of Canadian County, Ok- j
lahoma, at his office in El Reno, Okla ]
homa, on the ll'li day of April, 1917. j
Claimant names as witnesses: Jacob]
such of the features
i may be advisable. A short cam-
i ...
payrn with keen, sustained inter-
jest is better than a longer one
| which drags out In some rural
campaigns of lDltt the school
house was made the headquarters
for the campaign and this plan is
Interest in Baby Week is fast 0ften both economical and efficient
increasing in this state and there j An effectjVe locally made ex-
is every indication that the babyihjbjt can h(J preiJHre<i easily.
week campaign of 1917 will be | H;andmade poatt-rs and panels, a
even more successful than that of sjmp]e layette, perhaps made bv office at
1916, which had in its turn broken gjr|g jn the upper grades of (Guthrie, Oklahoma, March 2nd, 1917
all previous records. An encour-1 sch00|, under supervision; an ex.
aging feature of this interest is
that it is not confined to larger
cities, but is manifest in snnlle>
places and the rural districts
Asa matter of fact the propor-
tionate good which can be ac-
comolished by a well conducted
baby week campaign in rural
districts is often as great or
greater than in more populous
localities.
The General Federation of
Women's clubs has announce )
May, 1 to 6 as the date for the
proposed baby campaign for 1917
Of course each community can
hold its campaign at its o;vn con-
venience and at another dat«, if
so desired. It is desirable, how
ever, to make the movement na- |
tion wide and it is easier to stim- '
ulate interest in such a general
movement than in a purely local
one, sounles there is some par
ticular reason for adopting an-
o her date, it will be well for
communities to adopt that set by
the general federation.
Of course each community will
to a certain extent follow the:
program adapted to its particular
needs in preparing for baby week, j
This program may be elaborate I
and detailed, or less extensive ac- <
cording to the size of community!
Metal Bound 4 Ply Walls—Hinge Doon
and Lid—Easy to Clean
We've investigated, incubators from A to Z, and
we never saw a hotter one at tiny prico than The
Sr.fety Ha'cch. Extra strong construction, doublo
wall:,of cypre is Interlined with felt—and metal bound.
Entire interior accessible, every part removable mid
easy to clean. Big bowl lamp and chimney requires
few fillings and conserves heat.
Big Chicks—Big Hatches—Every Time
It's a wonder hatching machine; gets big results
under all conditions: hatches strong, sturdy chicks
If eggs are fertile, liast copper-coil heating system;
thermometer and regulator. An investment worth
while.
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hard on ihe oars to pull against the
tide of sin. If the devil has you think
ing that you just have to feel a cer-
tain way before you are s ived, he has
you snared. We are known by our
fruits and there is no salvation without
faith. Just believing won't save.
Faith without works is dead The
faith that works by love and moves
forward in accordance to God's com-
mands is the faith that saves. Re |
pentance is a change of will and our
acts prove our repentance.
Special emphasis was placed on j
word of Cod |
hands and formed a circle around the
large auditorium.
During the meeting there were fivt
baptismal services, one being h>-ld i;i
the river Tuesday morning.
There will possibly be another bap
nsmal service next Sunday afternoon
as there remain a number whq^iav,
not been baptized.
i lilernun —
TU MINI V, A TI ILK IK '
Anyone desiring to train pro)
er!y for athletic work should at
first make up his mind that he >
which may be of aid in preparing Zweiacher, Ori Clyde James, William
Mitchel, David 11 Hiov.ii, ali ot I 'u(Jy tQ 8h(JW thyself approved unto| gjeep at regular times and
Christians studying the ... ..... , .
Don't listen too much to what people willing to sacrifice some things
what human creeds require | Keep regular hours, that
such a campaign will be cheerful
given. State Board of Health.
Okarche
Oklahoma
J. Y.
C; LI .All AN,
Register.
Read the ads
CALUMET
Produce House
1 or
Pays Cash
Butter
Eggs
Poultry
and Hides
We solicit your produce and
assure you prompt and careful
MEETING CLOSED.
(Continued from lirst page)
those things and be decent. If we yield
to Cod's wishes He will help us I hre-l
in our Iiv s develops strength of char-
acter arid nobility of manhood and
womanhood to ie decent. God takes
into consuleration our heredity inllu-
ences and environments and then judges
us accordingly. When David sinned,
(rod s iw beneath the sin and set about
to redeem him The reason for back-
sliders is becaus" they don't keep busy
for Cod. An idle brain is the devil's
workshop Be sure your sin will find
> ou out.
The gauge safe for everyone to use
is to use is to know whether you are
God Learn what Jesus wants you to i ref?u]ar amount
and then obey Him. it is of more im- ^ t()hacco 01
portance that we learn wh it Jesus
would have us do, study his holy word, <|Uois.
than for lis to pray too much. If we, ll you aie young
let God talk to us more instead of
praying or tal king to (,< d *ve \ m do a
great deal mot e good.
You must n-
intoxicating
hi'H r
he remark t hat we
nt to be free, but
1 the philosophy of
ttle slip from their
is no liberty iti any
]om of thought except
the liberty in the law Fhere is one
way to be free and that is by being de
pendent. Kvery creature is dependent.
Cuba's freedom is dependent, upon I be
United States. A citizen's freedom is
dependent upon the laws of his country.
Our freedom is dependent upon the
principles of nature, the laws of God
We often
want liberty, we \
,ve C'n usually
| men's iives by th<
tongues. There
S realm, no l rt
evening at the clo->' of
If you are young and unde-
veloped work at all events ponr
and see which suits you best. M
you an- a sprinter and jumper it
hurdh r, practice these things
In training f't your race, rut.
hard about three times a week
Work out on starts and eau
work the other three da\s r.f
each week. The week of th<
meet do ti" work hard exce( I
you can do fairly stiff work oti
Monday and li' ht work the rest
of the weel. Always use crouch
start.
I)o not forget to work hard,
and develop an ambition to beat
the other i'« How honestly antt
service.
Phone No. 58.
going ahead or going back. You can't | On Monday
be neutral Assurance was given to , the meeting a very imp!" sn. . snnrtman
converts -hat ti ev will have to pull up J was enacted when all those who etther law ot a yK>d 8 >< rtman
stream all the way. There is no shd- . joined the church or made a confession honor toi the C«^Ue^
ing easily upstream. You have to pull I of faith during the meeting joined | derision to the conquered.
ene I fairly, but remember the gri n.
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Underwood, P. E. D. The Calumet Chieftain. (Calumet, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 32, Ed. 1 Friday, March 9, 1917, newspaper, March 9, 1917; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc168083/m1/3/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.