Vinita Daily Chieftain. (Vinita, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 166, Ed. 1 Monday, November 11, 1912 Page: 3 of 4
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Your Friendship:
We want your banking business;
ond to hold it we must have your
friendship.
We therefore strive to please you.
With ample capital and surplus and
worthy and efficient officers we
are prepared to intelligently care for
all business within our line entrust-
ed to us.
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NOTHING EASILY WON
international bank & trust co.
Capital $100000
PH06RESSIVE-6UAHANTEED:BANK""
KLIN6EL FURNITURE COMPANY
Sole Agents for
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets Globe
Wernicke Bookcases and
Sealy Mattresses
119 South Wilson Street
MORNING'S GUSH GROCERY
PHONE 373
Honey pc frame 20c
Carnation Oats round package 10c
Victor Toy Oats 8c
Tomatoes per can 10c
Can Corn 7c 8c 10c and 12c
Apples bushel 75c
Bulk Pickles doz..; 7c
Fancy head rice 4 lbs for 25c
Jelly Glasses dozen 20c
Cranberries 3 qt for. .. 25c
Compound Lard . . . .' 10c
Seeded Rasins package 7'c
Sultana Seedless Rasins 7V&c
50c Bottle Liquid Veneer 40c
Red Star Flour 48 lbs.... $1.25
Red Star Flour 24 lbs 65a
Uniform Flour 48 lbs $1.25
Uniform Flour 24 lbs 65c
Blue Ribbon Flour 48 lbs $1.4;
Blue Ribbon Flour 24 lbs 75c
S. & P. Flour 48 lbs $1.50
S. & P. Flour 24 lbs 75c
French Peae per can 15c
French Mushrooms per can ...15c
Muskat Grapes per can 15c
Carnation made Cherries .2uc
Carnation White Cherries 20c
Carnation Egg Plum 15c
Asparagus tips. 2 lb. can 18c
Fancy red salmon 15c
1 lb. Biloxi Oysters 9c 3 for 35c
2 lb. Biloxi Oysters 18c 2 for 35c
Wagner E. & C. sliced pineapples. .12c
Meadow drove Mine Meat 3 for ..25c
Commencing
Saturday Oct. 5th
and each
Saturday
following there
will be a
demonstration on
different lines of
GOOD
THINGS
TO EAT
that we carrv in
stock
Fresh Fruits
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F. G. COWAN
Try Whitney's restaurant. tf
Mrs. E. Gilstrap is visiting in .Mus
kogee.
C. C. Roberts left last evening; for
Kansas City.
liranible Millinery sale begins Nov.
14th. Big bargains. 7.10
Drs. Neer and llerron made a visit
to Adair today.
Harry Martin was here over Sunday
from Collinsville.
L. D. Flint of Fairland is among the
visitors in Vinita.
Dr. F. M. Adams came up from Bis
Cabin this morning.
E. B. Martindale was here this morn-
ng from Muskogee.
J. N. Hansberger is in this city for
1 tew days from Dallas.
F. O. Watkius was here over Sun
day from Topeka Kans.
W. I). Spyres goes to Joplin this
evening for a week's visit.
FOR SALE A horse sewing ma
chine good as new and a sideboard.
Mrs. Gilstrap.
Evangelists Rose and Bulgin left
this morning for Muskogee.
The district court adjourned todav
until Monday November is.
Clarence Jones was among the visi
tors from Big Cabin this morning.
Frank Victor and family of Attorn
."pent Sunday visiting relatives here.
1 will have a car of north Missouri
ippies on the Katy track here Tues
day. W. L. Gibson. G-
Photographer J. I). Hughes will be
Chelsea this week and his studio here
will be closed until next Monday.
Mrs. G. H. Graham entertained the
Neighborhood Club at her home on
West Illinois avenue this afternoon.
II. L. .Marshall district agent for the
Woodmen of the World returned from
1 visit at .Muskogee this morning.
Bramble's will have a large line of
beautiful hand-made Xmas gifts 7-19
Robert Maddox is able to be about
again after a few days illness. He did
not as was reported have meningitis
LOST Child's velvet hat; blew out
of buggy on main street. Mrs. Will
Meeks. i.(
B. H. Pfannkuche says he will do
the Farmers State Bank front in ma
hogany and that when it is completed
it will be the swellest one in town.
Indomitable Persistence Is the
Only Thing That Gains the
Rich Prizes of Life.
DEMAND
FOR BRAINS
KEEP GOAL FIRMLY IN SIGHT
Then Lot No Obstacle Daunt In tho
Determined Idea to Reach It
History Shows Whet May Be
Done by the Man of
True Courage.
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O MISCELLANEOUS ADS. O
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FOR RENT Modern house with
furnace. Phone 469.
WANTED Horses to pasture in
italic field. Pat Collins. Phone 693.
It Is only by indomitable neraist
ence that things in life worth the win
ning are won. The greater th nh
tacles and difficulties to be overcome
the greater the success and It is only
those who have to flarht ohstp.l and
difficulties who achieve the greet vic
tories in life. The spur of ambition
prions in vain If there Is not a sturdy
tenecity of purpose an undeviatlng
Determination to win. Be game be
firm be constant Make up your mind
what you want: keen your eva on It
ana tnen Duck the line hard with bull
dog courage and a backbone as un
yielding pa reinforced concrete.
Refuse to know when you are beat
en; never acknowledge belna whinned
The whole world abhors a quitter Just
as Nature is said to abhor a vacuum
It was through dogged persistence of
mis cnaracter that John Paul Jones
won tho first great naval vir.torv nn
der the stars and stripes. It was the
famous battle of the Bon Homme
Richard and the Serapls ofT the Brit-
ish coast. Outclassed and outnum
bered in guns the American warship
was torn and shattered by the storm
of shot and shell that swept over Its
decks and through its hull. By all
tne rules of war Jones was whipped
The ordinary man would have eonald
ered his honor vindicated and would
have surrendered. But John Paul
Jones was not built that way. When
m a lull In the battle with the smoke
hanging in thick murky sulphurous
clouds over both vessels the British
commander asked If Jones had struck
his colors there came back to him
these ringing words: "We have only
begun to light." And soon afterward
the white flag of surrender floated
from the peak of the Serapls.
These words should be a patriotic
Inspiration to every American man or
woman boy or girl. They breathe the
spirit of persistence In the face of
overpowering odds.
Some years ago a girl freBh from
Bchool became a stenographer In the
omces or a big lumber company ""he
salary and routine of a mere stenogra-
pher did not satisfy her. She was am
bitious for something better. She de-
termined to know the lumber buslnese
from A to Z. Her associates laughed
at her persistence in finding out the
"way" of the business. Even some of
the managers frowned UDon her as
an Inquisitive young woman who
wanted to know too much. But she
was not to be discouraged and today
she is drawing a big salary as the
only woman lumber "salesman" in the
country.
Have an ambition and make every
obstacle In the way of It stepping
stones to Us realization. The red
blooded boy or man simply thrives on
obstacles. It makes the prize more
the worth winning. Hitch your wagon
to a star and then keep a firm grip on
rne seat. He h "last-ditcher" for that
Is where success often hides Itself.
World of Business Ever on the
Alert for the Man Who
Can "Do Things."
EVERY LINE OF WORK ALIKE
Men of Ordinary Training and Talents
Are Abundant but Superiority
Is What Is Called for If
Eminence Is to Be
Reached.
TO RENT -Five-room house mod
ern close in. C. B. Mtiropnlis Ray
mond Bldg. af
FOR SALE A desirable residence
lot in the Knight Addition at a bar
gain if taken soon. Apply at Chieftain
office. tf
GROCER
PHONES 158 AND 186
I loan money on farm lands.
Muropulos Raymond Building.
C. B.
Beautiful College Addition Lots.
10.00 down and ten dollars a month
no taxes. Will furnish money to b'u'M
Buy em now. C. B. MUROPULOS
Raymond Building.
FOR SALE 160 acres 80 in cultl
vation. 80 in line meadow four wells
spring cistern storm cellar good
house and a new barn fenced and cross
fenced several outbuildings small
orchard at a bargain $35.00 per acre.
C. B. Muromilos. Raymond buiUllnir
SUBSCRIPTIONS TAKEN
FOR ALL MAGAZINES
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Post Office Cigar Store I
Fine Farm For Sale.
410 acres t miles west of
$8000 worth of improvements
em house goud barn artesian
good fencing and other improve
Fine valley land. Address the i
J. W. ORWIG. Afton. Okla.
Afton
Mod-
wel
t;
On Sanity's Border Line.
Experts can hardly define the thin
Sue that separates the Insane from
the sane. There is a twilight of the
mind in which manv neoDle buv end
ell love and divorce marry and give
lb marriage and live and die. At no
time in their lives are they really m-
sane more thau a few uioinanU at a
time and yet thev live in a world that
Is Jangled out of tune and different
To Get $25000 a Year.
Theodore N. Vail head of thn u.n
Telephone company and Western
Union Telegraph company gives the
'ollowlng as qualifications for a S2S-
)00 a year man:
The man who earns $10000 to 125 -
)00 a year must first of all know his
business from the ground up.
"He must be abso! July efficient;
:hat Is he must have ability judg-
ment courage enthusiasm self-confidence
energy Initiative foresight ex-
perience a $reat knowledge of hu-
man nature and personality enough to
he a real leader of men.
He must take infinite pains in
imall things as well as in large. He
muBt demand of himself as well as
Df others nothing but the best.
He must win and retain the confl-
uence and the friendship of his supe-
riors his associates and his subordi-
nates. lie must always be ready to takn r-
jponslblllty to decide nulcklv. and ha
must be right more than half the
:ime New York World.
There Is a great demand for brains
real sure-enough brains brains
trained and equipped to enter Into
the game that leads to success. Men
of ordinary training and talents are
abundant. They fill every nook and
corner of the universe. They are as
common as pig tracks In the path
leading to the drinking hole. They are
as abundant as the shriveled leaves
of the forest. They are everywhere.
The world is not lockinar for them but
it is wide awake and alert lu search
of the man with brains unfettered by
error cunning and vice
There Is a demand for men of hralun
on the farm in the mines. In the work
shops factories and indeed in every
line of business. The world is seek
Ing brains to conduct Us gigantic en
terprises to guard its borders and to
enforce its mandates on land and
seas. The farm is reaching out for
men of brains to delve deen down
into its soilB to brine to light Its hid
den secrets that multiplied millions
may rejoice In DrosDerltv and live In
comfort. It Is to the soil we must
look for all that sustains life. It is to
It commerce and traffic must turn
when sorrow overtakes them Brains
Is the power which removes the ob
Btacles and barriers over which man
kind have been nerolexed and die
heartened. It levels the mountains of
error bridges th rivers of mineral!
tion and guides the universe In right
paths.
The man of brains is a man of zeal :
he is a man of industry: he conies in
no vocation: he is original and notent
and always clothled in simplicity. But
out of this simplicity comes sublimity
and grandeur. He has a vision a vi
sion of power of glory and usefulness
to mankind. In his labors he doee not
stop to consult health or wealth as
long as the world demands his serv
ices. Work to him becomes a pas-
sion a book which takes him over
threatening waves to auspicious
snores. He finds delight in his actlvi
ties though mental powers become ex-
hausted and his physical organs are
smitten by disease. It was this pas-
sion for work which covered the vi-
sion of Milton and Prescott with dark
ness crushed the vigorous Intellect of
Hugh Miller and saDDed the rich life
or Starr King. It was this devotion
which characterized the soldiers of
Cromwell and Frederick of Adolnhus
anil Wellington. It was this that In
spired Washington's men at Valley
I'orbe. It was this that gave iusplra
tion to Franklin and courage to Mon
roe.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
. FRISCO.
North and East Bound.
Leave Vinita
No. 112-K. C. Meteor 1:10 a m
No. 12 California Express. 3: 45 a. m.
No. 404 Joplin Express 7:30 a. m
No. 408 St Louis Limited. .6:40p.m.
No. 10 St. Louis Meteor.. 11: 45 p. m
South and West Bound.
No. 9 Okla. City & S. W. .2:05 a. m.
No. Ill Okla. City fr K. C. .3:30 a. m
No. 407-Ok C. fr K. C.-St L.8:44 a. m.
No. 411 California Express 1:05p.m.
No. 403 Sapulpa Express. . .9:05 p. tu.
M. K. & T TIME TABLE.
North Bound.
No. -' Kausas City Special. 1: 18 a. m
No. 4 Local Passenger ... .8:03 a.m.
No. u Flyer K. C. & St. L.6:20p. m
No. 8 Local Passenger . ...3 24n m
No. 10 Katy Limited 5:34 a m
South Bound.
No. 1 Texas Express 4:25a m
No. 3 Texas Express 7:23p.m
No. 5 Flyer 9:44 a.m.
No. 7 Local Passenger .. 11: 16 a. m
No. 9 Katy Limited ...... 10. 33 p. m.
FOR SALE Lot 13 in block 30
size 80 by 183 feet west front. One
block west of North park. This is a
bargain. Apply at Chieftain office tf
DR. F. L. HARNEY
Graduate Veterinarian
Office City Livery
Phono 185 Vinita. OKU
All complaints ot delivery shout
be reported to the Circulation Depart
sseat Pfcrao 44.
R. E. MOSS
Florist
North Avenue and Thompson Street.
Phone 621 and 461
DR. R. L. MITCHELL
Cowan Building
Phones: Office 607 Resirfpnep Rl Afa
VINITA OKLA
To the man of brains we must look
to untangle the web spun around the
affairs of our nation. It is to them
we must turn to guide up from the
vortex In which small men have led
us. The times are tumultuous and un
certain nnd men are needed to quiet
the storms which rage around us. Not
men of BoaDBtone. but men of granite:
men holding not only grains of gold.
hut sparks of fire In their flinty na
tures.
Avoid Hanging Back.
The "brilliant" college student who
could really succeed oftentimes in
writing a fairly creditable paper about
something he knew nothing about ex
claimed in great disgust to his slow
ajid studious fellow student when the
final grades were out. "The Idea nf
your getting a higher mark than I
did!" Here where it was not a tuni.
ter of bread and butter the lealousv
of the naturally cleverer man may
have been of a ml d sort but in real
life struggles It Is not so The de-
feated are likely to credit another's
success to anything but the right
thin?.
For selfish reasons alone leayiim
out of the question the moral reasons
It does not nay a man to be a hanir.
backer A hearty rendering of serv
ice yields content; a perpetual hang
ing back Is bound for many reasons to
yield discontent and discontent U a
hotbed for breeding all sorts of per-
sonal disorders It even breeds sick-
ness and dire disease.
Singing Men Work Better.
"Happy Is the man who sings at
his work runs the old proverb. And
to many the drudgery of the office is
the omnipresent rule of silence. Scl
entitle management has put an end
'" singing.
Why should not men sing at theii
wnrkT The Inspiring effects of mil
sic Is recognized. Else why does the
army care for the life and the
drum to cheer it on the advance Into
the battle?
There is the soundest reason for
the old saying that a singing man l
I happy man for man never sings
when he Ib In pain or rnlserv r
plotting miserable things.
Some day even scientific manair
ment will come to learn the profit of
permitting a man to'slng at his work
In the great cigar factories of K..v
West above the heads of the worker
sits a "reader" throughout the day
reciting In a loud voice to the work
rs the news of the day and reading
chapters from the latest novel or po-
litical tract.
Ask the proprietor why and you
get the inevitable answer: "It pays '
DR. A. W. HERRON
Physician and Surgeon
Ofllce in Barrett Building 108 South
Wilson Street.
Office Phone 263 Residence Phone 18$
Residence 223 South Adair Street
Vinita Undertaker Co.
PHONE 243
Day and Night Calls Answered
fromptly
J. C. CHADWICK Mgr. Phone 243
A call wii! be appreciated
E. A. STUBBLEFIELD D. M. D
Dentist
Rates Reasonable Examination Free
AU Operations Made as Painless as
Possible and All Work Guaranteed
omnoform used for Painless Bxtractioa
OFFICE: ROOM SCOTT BUILDINO
FARM LOANS
We have unlimited funds to loan on
choice Farm Lands at low rate of
interest.
Best Contract and Payment Privilege
in Southwest
SEE US BEFORE BORROWING
What Human Fineness Means.
It is neither a false idea nor a new
one that great strength and flnenesi
cf quality go together are consistent
one with another. The ancient sym
bol for this Idea was the Iron hand Id
the velvet glove. The modern Ik
presseJ in the fact that the strongest
cable for its size is one made of the
greatest number of fine strands. Some
kinds of fineness may mean an in-
crease of fragility but real Increase
in human fineness in the sense of in
creased efficiency never means this
The core of the dynamo is the
strongest part. The core of humanity
is the same thing but it is often over
laid with laziness Inertia useless la
efficiencies that make full liberation
of energy impossible. To tear these
off Is to arrive at the point where all
this energy of the core can be liberated.
PARKER-WISE INV. GO
With Farmers State Bank.
NICHOLS' BAKERY
233 S.Wilson St.
Fresh Bread
Daily
Specialties in Candies.
Cakes and Pies
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Marrs, D. M. Vinita Daily Chieftain. (Vinita, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 166, Ed. 1 Monday, November 11, 1912, newspaper, November 11, 1912; Vinita, Okla.. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc775911/m1/3/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.