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The evening world., 1912-03-05

IT'S uttcT pASPoS-
terousr Sos. an d
purporung to DO
W h a q woman
CLEANS from the
newspapers
But tie too true
to be really funny.
Women have just
such misty and
involved ideas of
happenings Of the
day; and h Q y
wouldn't delv .
deeper for worlds.
because dav1ns
The evening world., 1912-03-05

~ we CemePe Hoie IN fsrks'
ysths EAitor Of The Evening World: .
Nay ! ask wise readers for an ex-
p>anation Al to restriction on carrying
= camsra while visiting Bronx Park!
~ 70 rules against peanuts. popcorn.
10. ! can readily see their use. But
~ refusal to let me use a camera Is
heyend my idea Of sense. This strikes
- ~ strange owing to the fact that
1goax Park 10 . public park. W. r.
No.
V ~ Editor a Ths Erealns World
I IL the Winston Churchill who ad-
.vecatss irsD home rule the same a.
~ author OF Richard Carvel." &C.!
wv H.. w. c.
xe. The former - an Ensiishman.
~ latter an American.
Dettes Pay Ter The Pslics.
40 G11ss = n Bvunlss wshA;
Nhisslsndes waldo's atstsmsat
|L.NM L-|I" ""." L| ML "IM
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straps, uhi'c the latter Is getting shrunken trying to hide behind
his nemspaper.
Oh, yes. Clarice, the clergyman .u toxic your pord for it that you are
vorfhy OF a marriage certificate, bNt the Judge toants proofs that you ore
worthy Of the greet boon Of divorce.
A mans idea Of reciprocity u that u nv ute u4H do the torgtvino he
will do the forgetting.
Nothing makes a man feet so hurt and indionont q to have q ,coman
doubt his word when he has taken q lot Of trouble to Tic to her convjrctnolv
Cast your Ioe spon the Uate-s Of nhtayos-but don't erpect Il % 70
turn In the form Of aeddts0 cake.
The evening world., 1912-03-05
The Days Good Stories
Tit for Tat.

kHRs. JENKINS VA s,andius h~so,. -.
lvl nt!or. arranging hss thin hair. ~ ~
heldheaded hushand entered ne roz
'ssy. EnH." be began. why don't mn IL
yoM hair the way you uSsd tot"
Way don't your" vtorted Nm. Jnli,.
pincott's. -Lip
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Our NeighbOrs.

n We 2 nthss plump Old LADY. s,A s.a
~ TssSs s,sc 70 b. .ocoumodstins o n,
= 'Sns z request fron . nsichScs ~ ~ ~
b. Is.is sy u i~olovias nsssSs:
n ISsns1ni eesn. mother snt ne ovr 4. -
aST@rsss ssupl' Of pounds q hsd g
The evening world., 1912-03-05

- YUMAN HAIR from China will be cheaper on ACCOUNT Of tho
promiscuous cutting of queues following the late revolu.
ton. Promiscuous hair cutting has followed most revo.
buttons. Only nowadays the fashion doesn't cut quite 30 close 70
the shoulder.
The evening world., 1912-03-05

HE man who has just died at the ago Of one hundred
and eleven after using tobacco for nincty-seven wears
- should have heard the reply Of an earnest lady to an old
sinner who boosted he had smoked and chewed oil his life and had
vsached the age of ~ninety-fve: '"Think how old You might be il
you, hadn't"
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iicit ~uNci Using III Sopics Va A"c
World as usual on Sunday. Where
shame is absent from the soul,
what shall be said Of the being 1t
animates? Yet Thomas Roulston
was not alone in his SHINING. The
Brooklyn establishment called Tho
Berlin favored The World with q
counterfeit page Of its OWL
something it has long practised.
The head Of The Berlin is M
thanicl II. Levi. lie IL a "pro.
gr 'sivc" citizen, much heard Of
in Boards of Trade and Better
Brooklyn" efforts. lie probably
thinks he is as honest as he needs
to be. Yet his concern practises
tho cheapest form Of deceit in
order to market its wares at the
expense Of newspapers and other
advertisers.
Other ncstlings were in evil
dencc Sunday, many samples Of
The evening world., 1912-03-05
THE NESTLlNCS.

r TNMOVED by The Evening Worlds cntreaty that he mend his
WAYS, the venerable Thomas Roulston, the Brooklyn grocery
man, stuffed" his counierfcit advertising in copies Of The
The evening world., 1912-03-05
ONE OF Hi UNFIT.

4 HARVARD GRADUATE held up a bank cashier for 95o5 in
"a cash, ran away with the money and was shot down by
= the police.
"Dr. Eliops advice did it" is the young mans plea.
1t appears the President emeritus Of Harvard said that every
college man should SO on the road for q year or two after leaving
~hod to round out his education. The young prisoner says he
took this advice. but in two years Of doing oil kinds Of jobs and
meeting oil kinds Of men a steadily increasing disregard for society
dnally brought him to this deed.
Disregard for society" doesn't come from knocking around
IN it or having a hard time in it. That poison is in the man him.
tee4Eu Many q boy who goes out into the world from college comes
hard up against q society that thinks he has arrived late and Is
u& over kind to him. With character he will win society over.
Without character ho will "disrcgard" it. The best proof Of weak
meas Is the instinct to blame somebody else.
The word for this youth and his excuse is the one used BY a
btbuous lawyer who called his opponents speech "Putlsr
How" said the judge. Explain that word. I have heard
,Iaerlc' ! have heard futile What is 'putle?"
"Your Honor" said the lawyer, "'putie' is both!'
The evening world., 1912-03-05
Intimate Chats
WITH WOMEN

BY Slime. Legrande.

Copyright. 1919. b. The Pros Pu'
Are You a "Skinanier''?
A HUMORIST has written a melanse
~ Of the days news. purposely us
( \ torted and made laughable by
The evening world., 1912-03-05

4 TREMBLING THIEF standing face to the wall, hands up,
~ while an excited woman presses . cold stove litter to the
= back Of his neck and threatens to shoot II he moves a hair
= . brave picture.
As Epctctus has it:
The eppeo'once Of shinss to tie MIND y the ssesde,a
bt Of cpcvy action to mdn."
The evening world., 1912-03-05
Reflections Of a Bachelor Girl
n ~ HeIan RJ~
BY Helen Rowland

80 Copyright 1912 b. The P. PusuAA.s o. ns New York World.
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~ HE difference between q Southern mans kiss and
~~ q Northern mans kiss u merely tho difference
ROWLAND
Art "a nc most Jealous sreethesrt tet o man can haze; and she pun
tsAes hin wth eterneI pSmtshment she~ hs betroys her BY marrying a
mortal uomon.
Neye, 1Mr that yoS UI not be - dear to q mon otter marriage az
before; WaA every rao no buys vWh yov Wu seem deorer ond dearer.
II the modern voR1S 70 0roxtn0 taller ond tho MODERN ma shorter.
10 psobobIv becosse tie FORMER u esnln0 styetcAed out honging onto
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Copyright, 1919, by The Pres Publishing Co.
CThe New York World.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-17
MISSING
GfOOm-T0-Be Writes Letter
From Columbus
But Doesn't SaysEhen He
viii Become A GrO0m

Nothing has ~ beel seen o. heard
OF the missing c 2 Myers Who dis
ApF.ee-td mys-e-l0usly frou tte city
WEDNESDAY morning Or s0De tine
T0esazy night and left his brideto-be
apparently in the Iurch- IL l. thouEhr.
however thar the nan left the CITY
Wednesday morning On the s-@9
O'Clock Pe1lsyiEanis train
Al the depot Wednesday morning
a large nan answering the descriP-
t5Oa Of Myers wzs seen IOiteriuE
ahoz1 the waiting room and plarfO-u
evidentaIly awaiting the uzfn- No
particular attention Wss paid hin q;
the tine
Later durirE the dzy O6cer Wal
Ter George paid a visit 70 the depo-
in Al Effort 10 gain soze infOruzri01
On the case He Eas told Of TIE fact
that rhe lares mn resembling Nv
srs. hed been seen there IN the Rom
tnE and he thel sought the night
clerk who sold tickets for the s-=l
train The clerk I1forZed hin thai
such nan purchased a ticket foI
some point vest Of MI Vernon and
mat he believed Il 70 have been Col
umbUs- However. he couId nOt -
@sabs- The srzIc5 tom 70 which The
r5ckst z1ss bought
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-17
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ErlzE kS pGrEnzS
Mss G@Jhz Na.hn1s xzS che E1ssz
Of Mss Garha Hail S1IaE
Mss EzEsI Bs1ehsr rsCEusG r1 hzr
h0ns Szz6zx- Shs wzs Eccuuga15szi
bE TssnA EzES
Ms o G Nzthers Of Gzuhlsr- SVE
part OF kSz Wesk with hsr pa-snz
Vim CCIzn and Ea-zlS Il Hum Sca
tS1z srH SarUGzE UEh and sun
GAY with relatives
Mrs Zc1a WCo6S and ehlG-su q
Mt VsruCn are visiting h=E ParsnS
Nj AMI Mrs Rn FIRE
Mr. and Mrs ! L WCl5z CE Ezz1
Spenr Sunday nzghz win RELATIVES
Mr. anG Mrs Marion Norris Ei<z--i
their son near Cub1u GsrUEs SarEGHy
and SgnGay
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Ms. Es0scva Cummings Of AEun
spszr several days here TINS week
Mrs. Ioc1 Arra1gn 0E N4IsisiG A.
rfvso here Tuesday u arrs13 1ha tm-
eraI of hsr uneIs. Lchn S1QsUn 0E
HcEzru
4 v Ba1h1a-r ShIQpst 4 ea- oG
Szock cns tax TINS week
a n, Greer and Edwin Greer n
tended quarterly meeting II S,HG,sE
VALLEY E1Sz SarurtaS-
Mrs George NcCrEE Ea1 has ossn
grsrs II vim mfanmaEry rnsuuIE-
rEu. l. s5cE1S hnpruguG
Iohn Srunha1gn ami Wiz spznE
Sunday ETrh hsr EarHCS S4nIisl
SsEsruz a1d vie Gf EEuionsIIss-
Mss IulIa NeCh1rg rsCEzsI u R=r
worx II Cleveland M,1ntIE m1rnils
1Ensr spending i week n Ga hnmz
here
Ms = G Scansais- AMI eaztf-sa
spent Gne daS rsGsHEIE ar u1s huGs
cf hsr brother Wm- Weaver VIM !;
gsIfrs n n GIsnmnnE
Ichu Green ami EImiIE Susur SIN
day n Jas hume Of LIE Fralssr us.E
ElaHEiIa-
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-17

crowd had assembled at the station to
give him welcome home. Although
no cheers were given the hearty con
gratulations he received on all hands
as he made his way out Of the station
in company with his elder brother were
none the less sincere BY coinci-
dence it happened to be the weekly
practice night on the bellringers, and
soon after his arrival the bells of the
Parish Church rang out a merry peal
which seemed to welcome him home.
II is just two years ago last month
that Mr.. Burgess Joined the White
Star Company, making his first voy-
age in the Oceanic. in which he sailed
for Is months. After the Olympic came
out of dock from being repaired as
the result of the collision with n. NJ.
S. Hawke, he was transferred to that
ship, doing five trips in her. On the
Titanic coming into service he was
transferred to that vessel.
In conversation with our local cor
respondent Mr.. Burgess, describing
his experiences. said that out of his
"a trips across the Western ocean he
never had a finer trip. The sea was
perfectly calm. and the weather condi-
tions splendid. The gallant ship was
making a fine passage, everything run
ming quite smoothly. On the Sunday
evening he went on duty at nine
O'Clock, being in the night-watch.
There were four of them working to-
gether, the first and second class bake
house being on the ID deck. They had
just had supper when they felt a slight
shock, and all of them simultaneously
exclaimed, Halo, there goes a
bIadel" They took no further notice
and went on working The bread was
due out of the oven then t11.5O p. MI
and they got it out, and he then pre-
pared the oven for the scones. He
proceeded to put the butter in to melt
for the corn bread which the Ameri-
can passengers are fond of. No soon
er mad he done this when the order
came, "All hands on deck; bring your
lifebelts." He was proceeding up to
the boat deck when he remembered
the butter. and, thinking it might
melt too much and catch alight, he re-
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-17
ARREST
or Frank Tablet For Assault.
ina Ills wife

Fr1IE TGhasz- rssAmE OTsE EEo
Iss sESN gE rhs c-T Gu Uas NsE
GsEmt6zr r1saE E1S arrested TnlrS
cas- uaz-nlnE ~ Ch5eE oE PcEce T.
: CEzzs1rs IN \ Ezrrzz- sEUEl cur
a.sdcrs gEAEur FsErl1s hE Als VIE
Ls1sussz T4blz- caI-IS I'm VII -
sank 1r5 81rlsrE Tie W1S u12zl III
u1.ssEiz-si,g hs51rs ras zyuC a1G ura1E-
ed zEzuzrS-s1E Ee Es oO.EI CEsE
N rhs grzmE aEE Dzsr A bcut Ct
s1lA
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-17
Judge Wickham Explains Pay
ing Back Excess Allowance
Information For Contempt OF
Court ProceediRgs
Filled In Common Pleas Court
BY The Prosecutor

Prosecuting A1tOruseE l. Tate
CrUmBeE went TO COlazlsus THURSDAY
morning TO oppose Z pardon for
Frank FfiEdTe1h- alias Cc5la, uoK con.
fined Ia the P'e@ilsn1ERIy fur shooting
Sheriff James ShellelaRrEzr s0ulh Of
Nu- Vsru0l some wears seo.
Application hzs been made for a
pardon for HH8Ers5h 2u8 the matter
Will come mp tor he,RHtzg on Thurs
day Prosecution Cro1aleg went 10 Co
lumbWs On the morning train 70 VEgor-
Ou.sly oppose the granting uf The par
doC-
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-17
STORY TOLD
Of sinking
Of The Titanic BY A Nephew
Of Mt. Vernon Man
Who Was Rescued In One Of
The Life Boats
Charles Burgess Arrives At
Home Ia England
And Tells Interesting Story
To A Newspaper
A Thrilling Account Is Told
By The Survivor

Mr.. John Brining of this city is in
receipt of a copy of the Swanage and
Wareham Guardian, published in Eng
land, which contains the following in
teresting interview with Mr.. Brining's
nephew, Charles Burgess, who was
on board the Titanic and who was res
cued in lifeboat;
Just upon half-past seven the sec
ond local survivor from the terrible
disaster arrived from Southampton in
the person of Mr.. Chas. Burgess, sec
ond class baker of the Titanic. A large
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-17
EXERCISES At BlNVIlIE

DanViIls. Ohio May 16-Ths FIRST
half OF the annual commencement
exercises of the. Dunyfll,s high school
was haId at the town haIl Wednesday,
evening with Ehrge Attendance. The
exercises were earufe,I ont according
to- the announced program SIussb.
for the evening was furnished hy uls
class orchestra and QuHrueCusss
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-17

\ motion for citation Rzs 6l=d IN
the COURT 0f e@uaDoa Fsems Wsdnss-
dzE SfueEu0o1 BY Prossez11lg Ar1or-
ney CrOuR@y in EhEca h.e furnished
information tor cca1e1TI Of c0uTr
proceedings In the case OF The State
ID Ohio vs George T. Irvine Accord
ing to the fasO1Dx15ou furnished by
tine prosecution On FskCzEry - 1865.
Irv5n<7s vile secured 8escrse for III
VOICE and by tie said oecrss the de-
tszGaEa WINS Essguisv'a 70 RGy thz plain
TIN aEroo1g in uhe sGn OF SIS pei
1oOo5h- The allegation II lEse thar
the defendant George Z IrTEae- has
refused TO earzS cE1 the orders Of tie
court GS common Pleas and Is there
fore in eoC7smRa Of cOUrL The No
tbOQ EOT cIlA15On WNs Sustained by
Judge WSeRh1m on Thursday
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-17

1lz1ual lie llszrancs 60.
-
Dssss Fiiec-
C5- Huffman % Blanche H- Mo-sy
] acre iz Hllliar. 81
p o LsrerinE 10 Frank Moore
Tarusi in Clinton- Ssq5-
Wm G. Rockwell 20 Mar A G.
HArEood. lot in cfty. 81
Mar A e. Harzoo5 70 Wa &
Rockwell - acres in Pleasant 81
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-17
MYERS HEARp ERon

On THURSDAY = letter Szs received
from Myers fron Co1unbGS AS far
rs has been tearoed Ne gave 10 rsa-
seas for leaving the city and did Sor
express any Infezrioo q returning to
Mt Vernon- However. Ne stated IN
I thai BerlsT Ihzs Ne soz8d wT7te LsIsE-
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-17

sJ-s Chls. X EH1Ess- wh,H mas been
susndi7uE Una Easg week With Fea-f
BaIEgissrfsE- GE WesS ThEf S-s,sS-
aas returned N her aam= n M Fsr-
ucu.-Nausiie1f N.sEz
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-17
REaTES
++++++++++'


Chu-fss Il Smr51 ifz,f Al ms nIms
m AgsRbsnrIK UlfIrsnIF N - Ha<sHrsE
IEazr II Illness IE FRA WzsiESr G1IrE-
Eun r4IszsE 1r sCysilsiiIss- n KEz =
vsars "a 1ga n -lss Emss II 11ks 6ssEaR
1lIiI Il s,IrvzE's,t lE iis Wiz una G1HIIgsl.
uzs- EIs sgliuia zmf -E1 S5izzHs
Uh,s Iizesszssssf WIS a EEnsEEI al llss
efEl- VIZ EmE w@S n usuilszE az Ia
HilIRzr FGsr- IN Il q AE
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-17
Tasl<n <rs-n I'arr-

Ta<<n Srarn 8GF-
The ekssa eif EEls- W. SRzgSO1ik,
whbeh WIS gummsnc<s6 IN Ih,% soua
0f Sammon gssaEs Gn "Wednesday Was
taken frum EIhs HI-E IN the Ef1sEuocG
and Il 6scrses tcr 1ihs 6sEzlzHlI EES
entered ON uh1e bgTRsa The EilH1nTlr
tnznztzhssly tBsd a m1Cion sor Il psE
urihH in the case
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-17

The Misses Mary Patterson and Vrr~
ginIa Alsdorf Left Tuesday fer sherry
Wisconsin. where thRy viii vEsit t1r
some time with friends
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-17
Iu,ase ~hrIsasra Ex1ssi-.s--

I'm reference To Ihe amount Fa5d
hack hy him 6u1O Uhs eOunTv rEszsHry
aS excess allowance Jo6Es W5ckhzl
saaHes u@ The RHnnsr thz1 whereas
the excess Amount dE1En a. STATED
s.5Sl-4S- WIS eurreU1- YET In point OF
fact be gave check for SlSA8sg and
endorsed 4 w1rrzzI Do the treasury
f0r Ss11-41 wh5ch TWO amounts
e@gAIRsd ahs amount al ths sXcssS
Judge WSekhAm hRa MOI drawn Eas
m0GeF rs aAB8W4Dcs ErUn fhs rraEs-
mv OF Knox COUNTY since NoV- 1SlB-
ass III WAS shortly after thEt GA1s That
the uniform accounting 6sEE-rnsuI
HsREe uhs SnTaHg under Ehsir En1efITrs-
taHb0n OF the BAW EAlR1 c0mmon FssiRs
Judges could mun ssgHre their aIBgK-
Aucs on the U0GBl Vs9VsEBRE5on ct the
subdivision Iuase W6ckh1m NHzt-
ed Ennfl the case HAlksn To supreme
e0aGHu drUm NOTuww eOGlTy 10 test Uhs
qu,ssa5om hIsE been dlsrzIuans,5 s,zsoES
drawing amy 1Il0W1GcA- and Ihs
amaIEn then GBe h5n WIS S4a1 a. 4
w8rHamH for BhhH RD0unl Eks 6rHEu
I'm his EHV0r- wh5tih he endorsed Tur--
ing NJ 6na@ the Erstksursris BcceGlul
and Wlah ms check ud SBSkEgs the sK
cess rsesSvs,d WIS REAsd a@Hk-
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-17
Msaea Esr N-s Tr.s-

bfzejs,r Fer N-sp TrzE-
En hlhs euIsse at NslLF Vs- The CEilzH1
Gas ca. n m1Easn s,r n new rEIAl las
hs,ssn hlsG nm uihe C9SEu I'd glGI-1Co
pleas ay thA Eurgrusy -tsr rhs 6sts1t-
AMI
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-17
SNIeewys
S1rhGrn1r- -5-r-

SrCrrFr1r= --szE
~ 7-sz< --zE
Ths SGpnnm1re 5-u WI Ass lssssE
II E1ssz EzI1- &znE1n- Fsa1EE s1zsn-
HE 1GIsil- EII ls 1IrIassn=I ~ ia
ElIlussgn 1ruasszz1 sE GIizzsz4asl-
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-18

loan money ON farm lands. G. B.
Muropulos, Raymond Building.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-18

Tom Archer has very sick baby.
A. II. Page of Big Cabin is here on
business.
D. NJ. Weaver is here from Fairland
visiting relatives.
T. E. Englehart made a business
trip to Alton today.
Senator e. G. Harlan is here from
Welch on business,
d. II. Trundle is here from Ketchum
doing some trading.
c. Terbush is here visiting his soG.
G. R. Terbush for a few days,
T. NJ. Fields and Alb Clark are here
from the north end of the county.
Charles Gibson leaves tomorrow for
st. Louis to be gone year or more.
Mrs. T. J. Pierce, who lives in the
country is reported to be quite sick.
Henry Walker is in the city from
Kinnison today looking after business
matters.
1nOlC WSiS oGhCh NOuNSl olOuS anu
three baptised at the Christian church
last night,
], r. Watkins, one of the three who
has had meningitis, is reported much
better today.
Judge P. S. Davis, Charley York
d. NJ. Bottenfield, w. C. Mars and
others were at Joplin yesterday.
Misses Adabell and Rebecca Burk
halter and James Burkhalter went to
Muskogee Sunday morning where they
will make their future home
Jack Montgomery, Ed Perryman and
Miss Sarah Cundiff came in from Cen
Itralia this morninf Miss Cundiff goes
to Avant to spend the winter.
!. N. Bunch returned last night from
Oklahoma City He says Sheriff
Ridenhour will receive strong sup
port for the marshals place from the
west part of the state.
l.. G. Ogle, wife and daughter, were
in town Saturday from the Judge Clark
farm across Grand river and say they
will move to Vinita to take advantage
of our excellent high school.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-18
INTEREST

If you have money to burn, keep it
in the house, hidden in the closet, in
the cellar, or under the carpet. where
it may be lost or stolen; but if you
want to keep it safe, where it will
always be ready for you when you
need it, and will earn you FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST deposit it in our
bank.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-18

G. e. Williams, OF Spavinaw, came
up from Pryor this morning where he
had been to pay his taxes for 1912,
and says they are as high as ever Mr..
Williams is the man who bought the
Bumgarner farm joining the town of
Spayinaw He says he is preparing
to drill for lead, zinc and copper and
does not intend to stop until he finds
out what is hid beneath his soil
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-18

rs or so hands who have been work.
ing at Pensacola on the M. 0. & G., are
hare today loading out their working
utensils to different parts of the coun-
try They say the work is all done,
except the steel work on the Grand
river bridge and the laying of steel,
which is held up for want of steel,
which the factories cannot supply at
the present.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-18
NOTICE.

On November 10th, 1912, at o'clock
p. M, the City Council of the City of
vinita, Okla, will receive bids for the
city printing for the fiscal year ending
June 3Oth, 1918. Six point nonpariel
type to be the basis of estimating the
cost. Daily papers to print number of
times required by law to equal issue
of weekly papers, at same rate.