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Evening journal., 1909-09-03
MAY EXTEND STREET
CAR MAIL SYSTEM

George b. McAllister, the inventor
of the street car mailing box. who has
been in Baltimore and Washington, en-
gagged in perfecting his device. is now
in Wilmington. He conferred with
Postmaster NJ. Howard Jester and Gem
eral Manager S. S. Hon OF the VIII
mington City Railway Company yes
terday afternoon about extending the
street car mail service beyond the
Delaware avenue line. the only line now
equipped with boxes.
Evening journal., 1909-09-03

Covernment CLERK on visit.

c. Harry Galway. clerk in the War
Department. Washington. ID. C.. called
on Wilmington friends today Mr.. cal
away is graduate of GolGdey College
and has been very successful in the
government service.
Evening journal., 1909-09-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IIAVE You a soN

lave YOU A SON
IL whom YOU desire 10 establish with
excellent connections with some conecfN-
ative sound manufacturing business
DO YOU realize that this is a cycle or
Industrial Activity such as the country
has never known Before?
Have YOU noticed the big steel orders
placed By railroads. the contracts let TOT
building operations. the enormous cs2ls''
the Quickening Tfade.-all sure hu'0"-
tions Of prosperity at hand 80 ,,or.
m YOU contemplate starting your ~.
in manufacturing business, neit - nv
opportunity and now Is the tmsst ia ~
a bic concern making noustn9'1i. i..,si ~
osssi9tr r,ifh an active established puSl-
ness with a good future and now now esrnsns ss,. e.-
dividends with contracts IN na,rn .tti, r,r..e-
enf canitai-offers n limited amountt ..
en- ~. set cumulative preferred stock ano
omcial connection 20 an iHf7s''' ~
( extent OF about xo,01 r.r r,r-
Address BON 200 Evening Joufneeti ~ 81
dce Wilmington. Del ----.-..------ -. -
Evening journal., 1909-09-03
Mr.. Brennan's Mil Probated.

Tho will OF the late Edward IT. Bren-
nan was filed for probate today and
letters testamentary were granted on
the estate to Mary II Brennan and
Florence Brennan Kirby
Register Walker granted letters on
the estate Of Catharine Burke TO John
Doordan.
Evening journal., 1909-09-03
BALTIMORE a OHIO R. P.

Special One Dollar Excursion to 5alti-
more, Sunday, September 5.
Special train will leave Wilmington,
Delaware Avenue station, at $40 a. Nj;
Newark at $50 A. NJ Returning. leav'
Baltimore. Camden Station. at $50 p.
M. Mt. Royal. at 6.35 p. m. Similar
excursion September 49,
Evening journal., 1909-09-03
NOTICES


NJ OTICE-ELECTION.
~ ONCE Of Wilmington Savings Fund
Society. No. $40 Market Street
The annual meeting of the members Of
tho Society viii be held at the Office on
Tuesday, September 7th. 1909 from 10 to
II a.. m. 20 elect seven managers to serve
for three years. The managers viii meet
on September Sth, at 4 p. m, TO organize
the board
FREDERICK L. STONE.
aug23-13t Secretary
NJ OTICE-THE STORE or 70s MADT-
~ son street will be occupied by r..
Greenhlatt. proprietor Of the Whining
ton Wall Paper House. VIII sell paper.
wholesale and retail. win retail paper
at Wholesale prices.
Il. GREENBLATr. Prop.
Wilmington Wall Paper House. 10.
705 Orange street sept26t
Evening journal., 1909-09-03
Now a covernment Stenoarapher.

George Mccullough, Of Havre de
Grace. Maryland. a graduate Of Csoidey
College OF this city and until recently
employed as slcnographer by the Penn
sylvania Railroad. sails for Panama
today. Mr.. Mccullough has been ap-
pointed stenographer for the Canal
CcSzz1D sion at a good salary.
Evening journal., 1909-09-03
Death From Jaundics.

John A. Kirkpatrick. well-known
memmber of the Masons. Eagles. Red
Men and other fraternities. died yes
terday in his home No. n Sixth avenue
from yellow jaundicc. The funeral ar
rangements will be announced.
Evening journal., 1909-09-03
Will Erect $1,000 DWELLING.

Building Inspector Johnson issued a
permit today to Elliott Rightly, 10
erect a dewlling for Mrs. Mary Nc
Clintic. on the north side OF Franklin
street. between Concord avenue and the
Boulevard. The cost Of the property
will be $4,000
Historic Trees For the Parks.
The Colonial Danes al their meeting
next month will resume their activity
10 bring trees from many historic
places for planting in North Brandy
wine Park The society has obtained
a site from the Park Commissioners
and the plan will have materialized by
next summer.
Evening journal., 1909-09-03
NsmIn Mod Mln Llvs Hers.

CENTREVILLE. Md. Sept. g.
Grason Roe and Miss Florence Cook.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Cook,
of Ruthsburg, were married Tuesday
at Hilisboro by the Rev. J. w. Parriss.
They will live in Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1909-09-03
EREE PRoToNE couPoN.

This coupon is good for a free soc
package. tall charges prepaid) OF
Protone. the remarkable scientific
discovery for building up thin people,
together with orr free book telling
why you are thin. If sent with ten
cents in silver or stamps TO help
cover postage and packing. and as
evidence Of good faith, to
The Protono Co.. 1888 Protone Bldg.
Detroit, Mich.
Name .......-....'.....- 1890.
Street ...............-....
City ................S state .........
Evening journal., 1909-09-03
BAERI3 Z Il S
6l3 King Street
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
School and Dress Shoes FOL
boys and girls.

SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY.
School and Dress Shoes for
boys and girls.
Little Boys solid leather bluch-
er shoes, in satin calf, Gun Metal
and Nici Kid; sizes Q to IS1s.
Worth S1.as to SI.so. Ola
Special .............. W W
Boys good durable wearing
blucher shoes. in Satin Calf and
Nici Kid: sizes to 51S. Worth
SI.so TO SI75. Spe- 92
Bows Box Cali Gun Metal and
Russia Calf Bluchcr including
Logan Shoe; sizes I to 5I.
Worth SI.75 to. Se.oo. 40
Special ........ .. nABU
Child's Vici Kid Bluoher and
Button Shoes. Patent tip; sizes
s to 8. Worth SI.oo- Spc- COO
cial .......... .........'V 'VgS
Misses Nici Kid Patent tip
I button and blucher Shoes: sizes
lll1s to ?. Worth SIPS 0QN
to S1.so. Special . VVU
Misses and Children's Gun
Metal, Tan Nici and Patent Colt
button and bluoher Shoes all sol
id leather and shapes.
! Sizes ( TO 8; worth 81 s;QEn
Special ...... VVJ
Sizes SO TO II; worth 0@n
SI.so; special .... VVV
Sizes 11H TO ?; worth 90
sL7s; special .........as&S
Infants Vici Kid Button Shoes
with Patent tip; worth 90N
soc. Special ..........V wv
Evening journal., 1909-09-03

Mrs. d. stdham and Mrs. L. B. Davis
are spending a week at the Russell House,
Atlantic City
Evening journal., 1909-09-03
REGISTERS ORDERS
--'.'.-.-''--


office Of the Register OF Wills.
New Castle Co, Del, Sept md. 1909
Upon the application on Mary Brennan
and Florence Brennan Kirby execuifices
Of Edward H. Brennan, late or Whining
ton hundred. IN said county, deceased, Il
is ordered and directed by the Register
OF Wills that the Exccutrlccs aforesaid
give notice OF granting of Letters restu-
mcntary upon the estate OF the deceased
with the date OF granting thereof by
Cansing advertisements TO De posted
within forty DAYS from the date OF such
Letters iit SIX Of tno most public places
of the county of Now Castle, rcQuirine
an persons having demands against the
estate to present tho same. or abide by
an Act OF Assembly In such case made
and provided. and also cause the same
70 be inserted within the aamc period ~
The Evening Journal, a newspaper pub
nHhcd In Wilmington. Del, and 20 be
continued therein three weeks &C.. O.. a. .
Given under the hand and seal
OF office Of tho Register Of Wills,
(sEAL) aforesaid. az Wilmington IN New
Castle county aforesaid the day
and year above written
FRANCIS NJ. WALhhE
Register of Wills.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that Letters
Tcstamcntsrv were in duo form OF law
granted unto the undersigned, ON inc
2nd day ,of September. a. ID. 1899, ana
tho estate OF tho dcccascf, ,-must present
the same. duly attcetcd, "a tho said LN-
erutriccs on or before the 2nd gay OF
September, A. D.. lflo, on apldc lh, NJ
OF Assembly in such case maao ana pro-
MARY BRENNAN,
FLORENCE BRENNAN. KlkBY.
Address George T.. Townsend. Jr,. Esd
Attorney Wilmington, Del.
ef-cod-qt
Evening journal., 1909-09-03
TRANSPORTATION
WILSON LINE TO PHILA.

PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT.
Leave Fourth Street Wharf. Whining
ton. at 720 and 1880 a. M. 1.S0, 4.l5, 100
and s9.30 p. m
Leave Chestnut Street Wharf. Philadei-
phis. at $50 and 1890 a. m. Ito. AIS. 100
and $3.50 p. m.
sThis trip Is not operated on Fridays.
NOR NNAiffl4,e,4I.tN fARl<.
on Monday, September G. Labor Dav.
$50 D. No. trip will be in effect from both
Wilmington and Philadelphia.
on Saturdays and Sundays, and Labor
Day leave Wilmington 1890. l30 and AIS,
returning. leave park 1000 p. IN.
New schedule in effect Tuesday Septem-
her 7th.r
Evening journal., 1909-09-03
ROOMS FOR RENT
WAMrEn

WANrEb-LEARN TfPEWRfffN1;
~ by renting an T.. a.. Smith .sTiei-
I bie; 81 month. Instructions free
| CHAS. q. GUFER. Court Sfonorranher.
Phone 1855 sec Marief ~
aue2e-imo.
Evening journal., 1909-09-03
HELP WANTED-MALE

Observation-Disclosures BOY or
young man in grocery aud meat
store. $50 Nandevcr Ave. s3-at
WANrED-BOYS BETWEEN AGES or
u and l6 Electric Hose and Rubber
Co. over llth street bridge. s33t
WANTEp-RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS.
~ fostofncc Clerks. Carriers Salary
$500 10 $500 Examinations In Whining
ton November 18th. 5000 appointments
coming. Preparation free Write immcdi-
atcly for schedule. Franklin Institute.
DEPT 3SF. Rochestcr N. y. sl-im
WANTED-RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS.
W Postoiiice Clerks. Carriers Salary S9n1
10 slO00. Examinations IN Wilmington. No.
Nemoer llth. 5000 appointments coming.
Preparation free Write Immediately for
schedule. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE,
Department S2E. Rochester, =. Y.
aueii-1mo.
Evening journal., 1909-09-03
LOST AND FOuND

T OsT-sOLfD GOLD HAT PIN WITH
- pearl top. set with jewels. Reward
81 returned 10 fo9 Adams ST. scpl-3i
T OST-A STRAIGHT STEM PIPE
II with II 1912 on the bowl. monoEram
a.. s. X on band; finder please phone
STA. Reward. sept2-2t
T OsT-IADY'S GOLD WATCH AND
l. fob. initials ON watch Is. *. NJ inl
going from 1904 ~. 9Th TO ith street.
9Th ST.. s3-it
Evening journal., 1909-09-03

Attractive homes on easy terms. See
Nat. r. L. Trust Co..
Evening journal., 1909-09-03

Piece Bedroom Suites, $3.50.
and other equally low ebb prices I'm Nc
Mahon's left over sale. See regular adv.
on another pagc.'
Evening journal., 1909-09-03
NnrIrn-
REMOVAL NOTICE

GEO W QUINN, N D., 0 O., has
moved his institute Of 0steopsthy
to the Dupont Bldg Hours: 9 to "
and 2 to5 Saturday 8 to "
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
evenings, 10 9 o'olcck.
january ~ ~
Evening journal., 1909-09-03
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

XKTANrED-AT BiSHOPSTEAD, a
w competent white cook. best of refer
cnce Is required. CAN at Bishopstead be-
tween one and two in tho afternoon.
septl-3t
WANrED-TWO WHITE GIRLS. EX-
percnced cook and waitress. Apply
lto2 Pennsylyanla avenue. septi-3t
Evening journal., 1909-09-03
FoR SALE

EOR SALE-COLT. PARfI.Y nflof-
en-, good driver. Apply ALBERT
letANNlSH. The Ccdars Brandywlue
IL ARGAlN SALE-ODDS AND ENDS
- 90 Garden Hose bc "A foot III voI,
want good. chcnp hose for THIS or
NtNI sumuicr this is your last chance
orders delivered. ELECTRIC HOSE
AND kLHfER Co. Twelfth and Dure
streets. Ihonos 92l and 922, d. & a.
FOR 3ALE-BABY COACH. PIAE0.
Iron SAFE, Rol-top Desk. and rood
secondhand stoves. G. : IfJNiOcK.
Seventh end Poplar St. T. 6mo.
+ OR SAf.E-AN OLD RELfABfE
Business stand Address j. this
once. a2i1m.
= OR SALE-GOOD FAMILY DRiV-
ing horse and carriage with har-
ness. good condition. Address NJ. this
DHlNo. a2f-lm.
Rui; sAl sAlE-REGlsTERED HOLaTle "
tflcsian Bun Calf
BROOl<DALE FARM
Anssl-ti Grecnville,' Del.
FOR sALE-CORD WOOD. sAWrD
or whole. delivered. JOHN w Os-
MN, edge Moor, Del. ait-lmo-esd
FOR sAr.E-TWO DRIVING HORSES.
Address j.. r. q. Box SIG, city.
EOR SALE-FAAffLY COW 3i07
Wooddale Ave. s3-2t
FOR sALE-oIL ROUTES. APPLY.
JAMES SANDERSON,
aurSQ-tf Elsmerc. Del.
Evening journal., 1909-09-03

Ing horse and carriage with har-
ness. good condition Address NJ. this
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-30
AAskELL,s ApPoINIMENTs.

Announcement vas received yester.
day Of he appointment by Governor
Haskell OF the board of public affairs,
of which Royal ] Allen Of Duncan,
Roy Hoffman 81 Chandler and Bert
Chandler OF vinita are members,
The governor is to be complimented
on the selection Of such .en as these
20 have charge "a affairs concerning
public business OF oklahoma every
one OF whom is a broad-minded. pro-
gressive citizen and In addition are
men OF large private affairs.
The old adage, "To get a job well
done (giye il TO busy men to do. has
been exemplifed in the selection Of
these men by Governor Haskell. and
the state is sure to get value received
whore It's interests are concerned and
where public moneys are TO be spent
OF the ooaru Hoffman and Allen
are democrats while Chandler is
republican The governor has seen to
il that everybody will get square
deal. the personnel Of the board being
non.partisan and not ap.
pointed for political purposes
The board OF public affairs was
created by an act Of the last legis-
lature and is to have the business
of the state It pur.
chases all supplies of the state. has
Of letting all contracts and
erecting new buildings, and is custo-
dian of all the states property. The
receive $4,000 per year
each
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-30
KATE BARNARD CONCLUDES
TOUR OF EAST SIDE

Guthrie. Okla, April q Miss Kate
Barnard. state commissioner Of chari-
ties and corrections, has Just returned
from an extensive trip to most of the
cities in the eastern half OF the state.
where she has been prosecuting the
dnties of her office. She reports that
at Eufaula, Bartlesyille, Tulsa. Vtnita
and Muskogee she held meetings with
the business men and club momen of
those cities relative to the matter Of
sending delegations to the state meet
ing of corrections and charities to be
held at Shawnee on the 2ath and 10Th
of this month. and that at each Of
these places large delegations we're
selected She reports that the wo-
mems club of the different cities are
particularly active and interested.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-30
NEW CORPORATIONS
CHARTERED SATURDAY

Guthrie Okla. April 26-New cor.
porations were made Saturday by I'LL
ing articles with the secretary Of
state as follows
smithyitle Telephone Co, of Smith.
vile. capital 10000
The Wichita Power and Traction
Co, OF Chiekasha, capital 100000
Beaver Cemetery association OF
Beaver
yellow Label oil Co. of Tulsa, cap,
ital $4,000
Merchants Advertising Co, OF Car.
men, capital $4,000.
White Seal OH Co. of Tulsa. capi.
tai $4,000
The Waddel Investment Co and
the r. J Waddell Investment Co.
both Of Kansas City appointed Virgil
NJ. Hobbs of Guthrie as state agent.
The MeCord.Collins Mercantile Co.
of St Joseph Mo.. appointed s T.
Bledsoe of Guthrie as state agent
The Geisler Manufacturing Co. of
Waynesboro. Penn, appointed J. II.
Burford of Guthrie as state agent
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-30
COMPANIES DENY
CONTROL OF STATE
Claim State Control Does Not Extend
over Usage Nation as Leases
Were Made Before Statehood.

/ Bartlesyile, Okla, April 23-Are
the Prairie OH and Gas company, the
Indian Territory Illuminating oil com.
pany and other large corporations.
which have entered into contracts
with the Usage Indian tribe amenabe
70 the laws Of the state Of oklahoma?
This is the very vital question rails
ed yesterday by the position taken
by J. II, Brennan. attorney for the
Illuminating Oil company. In letter
to the sublessees OF that company.
The attorney nolds that the state laws
on the subject Of oil and gas do not
control m the Usage reservation, and
that the state has no jurisdiction
over contracts entered into between
the Usage tribe and the corporation,
which were made with the sanction
OF the interior department at Washing.
ton prior to statehood
The Illuminating oil company has
blanket lease on 6S0.O0O acres of the
Usage reservation and has leased ter
ritory to hundreds Of oil men. The
legislature has enacted number Of
laws for the regulation of the oil and
gas business OF the state The most
important of these were the gas reg
ulation law OF the last winter and the
YeagerStrain pipe line bill
The Illuminating OH company,
through its attorney, now holds that
these statutes do not affect condi-
tions In the Usage reservation, as the
contracts Of the Prairie OH and Gas
were made with the tribe be
lore statehood, and that these COM
panies are amenable only TO the acts
Of congress and such rules and regu.
lations az the interior department
may make.
II the contention of the attorney
for the Illuminating oil company is
upheld by the courts it will mean
there is no restriction against piping
gas out of the reservation and no reg.
governing the pipe line com
panies operating there except such as
congress or the interior department
may make. The letter opens up about
the biggest argument which has yet
been indulged in over the status of
the affairs Of the oil men Ia Okla
homa
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-30
PRISONER DENIES HE
IS ST. LOUIS HORSEMAN

Des Mones Ia. April Pei am not
Jim Mccain. I've been accused Of
about everything since my arrest,
but | will say that Mrs. Lillian Gates.
who accused me. is insane"
This was ) G. Maybray's answer last
night 10 charges OF the St Louis wom-
an that Maybray was the supposedly
murdered st. Louis horseman.
Calling his wife to his cell. Maybray
told the story of his life.
Il was born IN Mississippi" he said
Il was a cattle puncher on the plains
of Wyoming with Mayor Dahlman OF
Omaha during the early SOS tin SS,
going to Chadron. Neb., where | be.
came a horseman In 1891 | went to
Galveston. and to Kansas City in 1895.
and learned the printers trade
From 1890 to 1891 ran a roomng
house In Omaha Then went to Kan.
sas city. which is my home now At
the time Of McCanns murder. in June.
1908. / was in Kansas City. Tha, July
went to Denver, and was III there
six weeks In 1904 went to Tacoma
and then back to Kansas City
In 1904 | was married TO my pres.
ent wife at Excelsior Springs. Mo- |
never knew McCann and never saw
him.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-30
STATE MADE NO MISTAKE
IN SELECTION OF WARDEN

Guthrie, Okla. April 26--Miss Kate
Barnard, commissioner of charities
and corrections, made careful in
speetion Of the state penitentiary last
week She found the work on the
site Of the proposed prison near Nc.
Alester progressing nicely. There had
been some sickness in the temporary
prison on account OF the crowded con
ditions, but noN that spring has open.
ed up, the prisoners are being given
out door work, and when this began
the sickness disappeared as if by
magic
She thinks that the state has made
no mistake in the selection Of Warden
Dick
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-30
COLE YOUNGER ASSUMES
ROLE OF LECTURER

Tulsa. Okla. ApsI 2i.-Cole Young.
er. former bandit. formerly member of
the Jesse james gang of bank and
train robbers, made his debut here
yesterday on Che Chautauqua lecture
platform lie described his lecture.
which was read from manuscript. as
setting forth tine lessons that might
be drawn from his past life"
Younger says that in delivering lee.
lures he is not violating the condl.
tions Of his parole issued by the board
of pardons in Minnesota. where he
was serving a life sentence for his
part IN the famous Mortified bank
robbery.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-30
DRY LAWS ENFORCED IN 5lRM-
lNGHAM, ALABAMA

Bennington. Ala. a. 3. Ward,
mayor Of Birmingham for four years,
a native OF the city aud democrat.
who has been opposed 20 prohibition
from the start. admits that the pas.
sage OF the law and the closing of
the saloons has had a beneficial effect
upon Birmingham In every respect
and from every point of view from
which the subject can be considered.
u was opposed to the passage OF
the law" said Mayor Ward. but when
it was passed Il was my business to
enforce it, aud have tried to do my
duty. Law Is law. aud the mayor ol
town has no right 10 decide whether
a law Is wise or unwIse. lie is sworn
to carry out the will of the people
and enforce the laws that are passed
BY their representatives to govern
them and am convinced from what
/ hear that the prohibition law has
been enforced more strictly In Blrm
AAEhdtA AuAN ia A1AAttf ANAAkhhlAfA =
or other towns Ia the state No per.
son has been shielded or protected or
overlooked in the application OF tue
law We have arrested every boot
logger and the keeper of every blind
tiger that We could detect and we
have convicted several of them and
punished them by fines and imprisone
ment The penalty for selling liquor
in this town is 500 fine and $50 days
Imprisonment at hard labor The
mayor has power 10 pardon or to com.
mute sentence. and n tremendous
pressure Is often brought upon them
when q white man is sentenced "a
hard labor Nevertheless, between
tel aud fifteen white men have been
sent to the mines for running blind
tigers and for other violations of The
prohibition law during the last twelve
months You can get their names md
their exact sentences from the clerk
of the court
I'VE fine drunken men and those
who are disorderly $50 for the first
otfense and $50 for the second. aud SO
on, but the number OF arrests has fa4
len on in a remarkable manner since
the prohibition Jaw was passed The
total number OF arrests for al &C
fenses in 1907 was II. .Si2 and In 1908
they were 1888. = decrease of J.479. )"
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-30
BE uNAFRAio.
8 MANS dendllest foe

Fear is mans deadliest foe.
And yet in all the universe of God
there is nothing TO be afraid Of
lf only every day tronted with high
eourage
Some of MS are In bondage to fears
all our lives because We forget that
divine love rules IN every place and
watches even the sparrow's fall
Fear is born Of ignorance
He who knows the ordered ways of
nature, knows that every tiny leaf
is swirled by the hapless winds finds
at last its safe retreat and destiny
Ia the vast reconstruction OF things.
Every drop of water does what It
is bid to do.
The pollen of the fields gladly
yields itself to the swift breath Of na.
ture and Is waited to distant shores to
fructify a fertile, waiting soil
Everything In the world man ex
cepted, graeiously yields itself to
change
Why snould man be stubborn?
Why should he hesitate to adjust
himself to changed conditions. shud.
dering with fear lest he lose himself
in transformations
To do so Is q great mistake.
Because all things are on the move.
man must move with them. He can.
not stop il he would Willingly or
unwihngly, like the drop of water.
he must yield to the inevitable
Why not then wiiliAgly submit?
II man Is to be happy he must be
IN accord with his environment.
Readzlng that he Is TO go on
through life lofty chambers, through
the portals of death through vast eter
nifty he should adjust his mind and
heart 70 the great change
Why not meet that which must
needs come fearlessly and gladly?
Therefore let us cut the Gordian
knot of every single thread of fear
that Is in us.
Gods IN his neaye4 and all's well.
Stay not shiyering IN the edge of
vain shadows that will fee away when
you nave dlsenthralled yourself from
foolish fears
Hold up your chin and be unafraid
Naught that is bad can really harm
your fathers ohi.u. neither death nor
life nor angels nor prineipalities, nor
powers nor things present nor things
70 come State Capital
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-30
FARMERS INSTITUTES
PROVES SUCCESSFUL

Guthrie, OKLA April 23.-The state
board Of agriculture is in receipt al
many encouraging reports concern
ing the farmers institutes Just com.
mencing on the east side Of the state.
In many Of these counties this will
be their first meeting, and there is
no doubt but what better methods and
larger crops will result from these
meetings The institute will be he'd
in vinita. April 2s.