The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-11-29

I e. Fl. Heckelthorn came in from
Shawnee Oklahoma this morning.
w. G. Marrs has bought lot from
M. e. Milford on the east side and
will at once begin the erection OF
house.
o. S. Morrow, for several months
past employed in the Williams Gro
Gerry, left today for Oklahoma City,
where he will have charge of grocery
there.
Rev. G.. A. Fulcher and family went
to Oswego, Kas., Wednesday evening
to spend Thanksgiving with his son.
Rev. Fulcher will preach at Miami
next Sunday. The family will leave
about December 10, for their new
home at Winfield, w. Va
Jim Ward pulled in from the sticks
last night to attend che teachers
meeting. Jim is an old timer. having
been on the roll for 20 years. He is
teaching at the present time at Area
da, on Rowe's prairie and has an en-
rollment Of l2O pupils with only one
assistant.
The following composed the crowd
that came up yesterday from Adair
to witness the football game
and attend the teachers meeting:
Mamie Smith, Sterling Dunham, Mat
tie Merritt, Leila, Ora and Maud Cum
ming, Arthur Warren, Frank Jones,
lJ. L. Garrison, S. P. Furgerson, Bette
Skinner, Eunice Powell, Cal Ray,
Addie Powell, Edgar Langley, Bert
Garrison, Jim Parks, Floyd Davis, ?.
| G. Brock ana others.
Several months ago the missionary
society of the congressional church
gave each of its members dollar,
with directions to invest as they saw
| fit and at given time bring in the
proceeds. Tuesday afternoon was the
time for the reports and the fifteen or
more members brought in about s45-
The beginning of the new church
fund.
The play that made both fame and
fortune for Joseph Murphy vas the
popular comedy 1.-THE Kerry Cow"
and this season 1t is the medium used
in bringing that clever young comed-
ian Mr.. Bernard DAILY into the lime
light Of stardom. The supporting
company is clever and we'll selected.
Mr.. Days splendid tenor voice is nat
urally adapted to the many Irish songs
that are introduced during the action
of the play. The engagement IS a
notable one among this seasons book
| ings. At the auditorium Monday,
December the End.
A run on a bank merely pulls the
trouble down upon the very fellows
! who have money in it. A good bank
can be busted by concerted movement
| to pay all depositers in day. Why?
The bank is not prepared for it, The
railroads are not prepared TO haul
all the people in one day. The news
papers are not prepared to give every
one a paper even on issue day. The
hotels are not prepared to feed every
body. In few days the banks will
be able to pay; but the run throws il
in the courts. The bank that can pay
fifty cents on the dollar in court viii
pay 100 if left alone in its natura
, trend of affairs.
/ o. II. P. Brewer OF Muskogee, pres
ident of the Board of Education, ]:
Z here today attending the teachers
meeting Of the Cherokee nation. Mr.
!. Brewer says there are $50 schools il
the Nation all Of which are in a pros
porous condition and their work il
{ better than ever. He is gratiied Will
: the outlook of the teachers meeting
and the hospitality accorded the Wis
i ftors by our people. NJ. Brewers ad
e dress before the meeting this morning
was one Of the best ever heard in thi
{ city and we regret that we have no
;. the space to publish his elcquen