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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29
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AtNE &NNFNAkN Nv f''FN'N'N
FNt,p Usaa - Nc MANY eoOsehe9ds
0Ne,,, am adequate rhaNNss'vme lay.
,et meant tNe ovation ot iee r'es
Mi tNa, they we've an intended ror
,~nsuMpttoa oN that ears>,Ns eeast
sven tRe ege ee't Nss NesSr>'as Of DIS
sgsib,A s,Re et1W0astiNs stotS ot pie
,aNs, yteld Is, tbe limitations nj eeF
eaNNp elav
IN, sNev WAs a N>eAoeot tradition
swnak ,Ne ajder No0sew N'es al least
s. {ss sages Na>5nS A wsney t|tnsate
sNM 4 Seg,s5n rNsegNe tt n'>,NittaN
mss ~, mo'ated ia advance 81
W6 Ao ,h5s stSge6 sls psNa>ee@e'
,snjs<ea,e8 DO tRe ee1}ies NJ Thanks
sNsek sS s harvest Festival one R
NAssn tNAeks wss qeadeyed taf aesaN
e>eees gbs, ms6e tbc Nb>stoal at1
aat a6 o,oe0eol days ., 1an
and snow
48}e z&V9S 81 t1.e 6eeeoNS to0 tAa'
p6>16 S, hes6 eost0mS IS fooea 81
,,a modern h5use1o26 AeJe one As'
Sal aevR s the teleehaat &ad eo
sspe9 nla,~ss s@ Is n6ne3sr hete' o
syhseN aN 6Noea cae eNee@eaee'
RNa9ek >t Alhisvem@ot se6 &02
vea aana WAst w,oo36 gre Seo
sa>ss. a ees N 8soaaA say g
4hS Nesaencs
NsNar F6s3 3ksS ~ Se<
h@66 s>ah6 tht aoue snae @sss9
bs saSlcsso6s tbs3 8Ae asS n
,.ass ssa o# seceesSe As8osl 3soo
,e eotve 6ns
eqf FaS 3s - sa, tlan N'otneR
eaz aes shoe0 peaneg1 Ne
oanBk hseaveeA eee 80 hod n
~ saaa1 e,ee1e ea9 h
g9,s Nastt 6s nie mateeia ee
Isl ass So No8 9esSS ~ sh>o'
bt es>6 aeeS,Ssnk e1>5,rolSeFS sr
Aer aRhah e'ao
hsN ~ ihe ghe, s>oal6 bave eee
ea ne meo,HSses HSeese ot eear
: sena a.. hrmma Ho fej 5ha -
S mSM ~ cerJs}h snpeee
e,ys w tsmN s1'oR'e ee
5 ssx~ vA pumpkins ara Ha~n 1nsS
ta saeves ne noaance she diyt}ss
i f4s.s - a. Noghe Nse,e$ eeso'
a Nnt >ee ehssf he ssme eee
hf >oee pas'Net a1see Ntr,o
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29
8 Observation-Disclosures
0 KANSAS CITY STOCK {
o MARKET :
O Q Q 600 Q Q 90 0 10000 c

Kansas city Stock Yards, Nov. 25,-
There was not much change in cattle |
pr,,es mere last week, volume Of re-
cents about balancing the demand, !
1900 cattle snd $500 calves being the
siso Of the run. Some of the markets
remr; a disposition 70 hurry short fed
cattle forward. though that feature
was not prominent here, and trade ex-
oerts are saying that winter prices
VIII show exceptional strength, partie,
nlsrSv aftar the arsg g February. The
1saeraae : stronger than 8 week
seA ana the 6eSt posted dealers fan
ID see any permanent healing of the
esst1e shortage fa tae bis shipments
- Stsek cattle and te@1erS fvon Tie
markets 10 the country la tAe laSt
tanae months shipments from here
1s<s weeN varc sS.eoa cattle to coua-
tr1 p,s1rS. same week saSt year s5.'oa
Nasi ~ saa ooGatEy demand vss 10
asAt osttao though eastern aaye7s
ta,S Aslt azt steers a value ~ .
SSS aa- 3 ts5rtv Gay teea Last yeaT
fAs saa feeders sroesat $50 Best
staeR steers were lacking after Moa-
asx lsSs week sAoaca some goaa oaes
a7aasat s9asS Tpesaay, Most y TIE
led ssec-s so9a a. s ea SSto oo3e-
-a8a an5 she southwest saat 4 10
s. ass.ie sss, wass and everything
ssli - shs15 TN sessar 5og prices.
>,eet sasyars pn 10 SS5 q as1 eoaz
saes aa5 heaG s. Sa6 ssocsers an6 see6-
~ ssal ea s6s6. eaV,s and h<eerS
Ss5t 10 s65 lsulls s. q "a $Sb5. vea1s
ar "a, SsRb oaa-anaBes adraace6 s6
a. a csufs lHs4 week s1ee-S selling
S. SsE Il S COWS and hease-s
Ssaf 4 S6aB Ths -an eedAy Is IL
hRE head. and 1ht ma-s-ss Is ss-a1g q
b l5tEha- Stoek as an6 feeders
4sSlne 1hs fuL gam The week prom
fses v-sl4 ehouc1 ot Th11esg v1ug
HtlItsssta = ffsHAss+.e s sts@f'N.r ~ tA+sHH
anaa T'ae3erS seaUre5 taupo-arg exon
s7o a hg hag ms~ke Friday aHl -
agzd6s depressing H~icas - la p eeHs
hu saIs-s Eook oammau5 8Ca esdHs
and -aeaineG & eauts al Use loss gu
Is oRt TO-DAY a-r alonaa n
6ar IS auR 9ssrag
stntes maeto- her hogs Hb5Bt t-
tma res- aud las3 b1 demand
vam sbB gus-te- alas paCse-> o78
larne in 0ertms concessions ii MS
season gs ~p8s hH thn -nls iS M
wurszlng go95 sl.ls raE- because oil @ht
{ biz asmHn5 3n2 por3 gnE 9i-ouuat ani
g Gnoaarna runs 81 the v-est Sheer anl
}amhs tO0Gy 7aH mGrsss 1b to q
(. hiEhae lamls III 1r 81 IS n-iees lav
1 e boUyaus air rhR Promised well 70
thE eisir aalla- gamf mgshe, 11sdicta.
90, sarlT winter Bsst week.-mrs. lsrn
4 Rg evss Ss AZ @SU eealr
) lambs uvounG 81
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29

paid secretaries Of charitable so@eiieH
rhe aclunl conversation on this
feaaf of heartfelt gratitude T. SOME.
thing like this
Mother 'lloW tha0ktu we ought TO
been there aud aeen Tom put across
TINT run FROM the u yard line Gee
but wasn't u
Father "Yoa. ! thiuk go too. Aud
.whnt blessing a Ia that buHlne a
hna been good, and that while prices
nfe nn high We have enough 20 cat
aud comfortable
GLADYS Yea, aud just th,nN lhat
piek who put the ball through the line
wns ~ pounds leaa weight than the
average pf the ull,luc team
Eetp.. ntc
Not that this newspaper would Rus
spat hong face ON this day of juhlla
/ llon. There ia ne use IN asking JACK
aud ulad,p TO go 60 church II theN
lnra euine to look au troes as q sNr
Igellc about II
SIN human nature Ia such that hap
pinepp cannot hp peoured merely o'
"A hasia af turkey and cranberry sauce
pa spark dlaWrhs our elod' ae MI
IneWnha said The poor widow wh'
Ihaa paia the heartfelt words Of hleat
lna over strinay fowl. and who ha
invited IN neighhor who may he stlI
poorer and lanelier hee more of th
lnnsNine ot thc day than the rich ma
, Whaao table Is leaded With the erca,
lof thc markets.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29

Taf E@rssN ostt1e ss}o as a l~
<shnrsAfgs yosseraaS waS 81 eSeat
3ons 80 ha cemem6oced, aaa ono 7ao4
soon &a oscor here &gssn. ao3 UStAa'
no, vlthaag many conGenSsSaEsG Ee'a'
sprsS Tne peope u N5nsts sroayea
a s. s soess3 event ao6 sovwea 81 saoo
s ga4hogas q neachAo-S ana So~nS
monte ts vssnes> sale q. Wash tesS
.Aas zuAe sosoces osher tfaa q SHsh
n f14esh Sncc6s
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29

The triumph of the democracy In
tho nation Mt tho late election brings
about n perllons situation for the party
ia n good many states. Of which mum
bcr oklahoma is no exception TO the
rule. Already the newly-olcctod ied'
oral officials arc being swamped with
applications for federal places, and
thla. too. before the apportionment
for the state is definitely known.
In the very nature of things. the
Ihulk of these applicants are doomed
to disappointment for the reason tha'
There are. ON an average, about tel
lapplicants Tor about every position (
he nlled In consequence, when th'
lapneintmonts arc finally made, ther
lwm be nine disappointed and perhaps
Idiseruntled otneeseokers to one graft
lied ambition
II the party managers 60 pas
lthN,nsh this ordeal without heeemn
lbadlv mctionaliaed, t will be it'll
lshert of miraculous, And factions ar
never conducive Of party success, The
lpntsn disintegration and disorSani1'
ltion. apathy and trcaehery, II proc
~ thls faet Is needcr look at the CO..
lanlen az the republican party IN th
Estate
Nevertheless and 0ethwithstandln
We all voted for party triumph, in ho'
state and nation, and must take II
hitter alonx With the Swect-~oki
lNoman
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29

: Q 9 . { . : Q 90 Q Q Q . . c
When Psady Roosky takes :
h5s seat and tA-unps me sAia- :
anE Revs, his hearers CT {
They cz1& fe oess-sneh Esr- :
MONIES Rs tAese DeHEstea. (
: tAer aqalan6 and lsuEh- Ga3
: gather round his chair. and ask
HIN to- rs aEsog-sph. q Tlzs- (
lots u LIS hair L is s u6ole :
: instrument tbs thing al keg
: ans wires EheI handled ~ an
: expert gent s, 8assS Ten thaa-
: ssna 2yres. But when rs Fla7-
: e5 0v same Ealoo, who laeks
: the artsts gnsck- SIS he-cer
: t9sn the 57ol boot. The Jhunb-
: screws O the rseR Ten M
2 hon hlaeesmlths a2ilv pound
: the keyboard. might and main,
: an5 every GAY 1he hor7aa sound
: lrTes nerwau> folSs insane
2 Sngh players are the weirdest
: bunch oeneash 1he san or
: moaus regardless ~ your Edet
: be punch the SegEiRg from s
: tuna Eau may De lvlnc SICK
: n bed an6 longing 8ar presse
: vh plaster EASES mon wear
: head and spiuts upan som
: nose maGors noi--niano
: wgnks Nil SIAN swsy ne1
: doar u voD tie Yourself 81
: hanks anG ran uRon fhe aoor
. Neag house may ee house al
= gloon. She undertake. There to
: take Eour unclc % the tomh
: ana while Won tosT vour hai-
= pianos ln Ghe houses naa- iD-
= crease som seaTS and woe av
: mo1dring 1907 Golden Deer
: white Wings or JurEll
9 zoe ct s0rravs Nc shsn afe
: be srinpea. shg'll cllnS he
: ceesleasrs. 8jn 81 pianos a-c
= equipped vi9h Maxim sileneors
Z Walt MASON
= cc 90 cooScc &C : =
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29

through barb wire fence than 2
Soc them in her company
oIlow nice II would be If such
tongued ,ipcrB as these could be
Gagged untl they bad sense enough to
~ other peoples business alone, but
no. they float around town with moth
ine else 10 do but try to run some one
down by saying moalled for things
and lying in general. Such people as
these will hnye as much show ON the
Judgment day as a eross.eyed girI
would hnye at beauty show or
pegloeged man at club dance.
/ Now Airs. take IL from u.s. keel
that long tongue Of yours in your head
the father back you can get 1t tn
better swallow Il II II does not eaus'
too much pain. you would be bette
lnn and stroud an dher people woul'
Iget along much better"
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29

eH 0U Seaee aeWoera
aqes hanas scmsaeoa Fee
..4sn.> "a o.f lser saeadlfae vih 1is
sEafS
sara aHsbe informed t1a, S
a poHesa Wa5eo }ga o5f
-e}.asoas uN hss Rsa1 mtns 'ius
vfa IA. pHafs 81 8eg euUse se@
tht,l NJ hml S sa-eils pNoaltee ~
ana should Ia SonPs0 T1si'aS q, 8
naregas yeoman eoipk - ~ ane =
"a he TONGUE e areat ut fhe sssene
ssh a.se .s,aass anane fhe cnns
>nsapl5 81 thfs eis
sns to ye asoa0 sslsl Fen'a'
e Ns aing i 1asf feeaias has rine
aaete Sci 81 ovaar & ussse hl4e fas
ana sse neul5 a2ter see the sauus
efsss a hGs ,le NSs allne sABa
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29
5000 o 30 ooo 90 OK
LAUGH AT YOUR BURDEN.

Most of us are bending under Q
tho burden of some great load. Q
II NAV be care, it may be dis Q
commitment. it may be in Q
iustiee. ii may be physical Q
main or spiritual discourage Q
ment but it is heavy. Often II y
seems heavier than we can Q
hear and we cry out and pro- .
fest These burdens are very =
real but really they are not y
half as big an dheavy as we .
make them. We have had them Q
upon our shoulders, entirely :
ont of our sight, so long that Q
they have been magnified by I
imagination or WEAKNESS or I
impatience, until they seem un- \
bearable. Now, then, whatever I
your burden may be, however {
long you have been carrying IT, :
and however proud you may
have become Of your self inn {
posed martyrdom, just take {
YOUR burden down and look at
it honestly, and you will be sur
prised how it has dwindled
away while you have been mag
nifying it in your mind. LOOK
at it frankly and fearlessly and
in nine cases out of ten VIII
your tears be turned to laugh
ter and your signing into song.
} Selected.
,oooooooooooOOOO 90
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29

ny Arother, it yea have a true
naeaa stick 10 him, nont Sc chas-
ms oa AFTER Gslse sirens. SAYS Bert
walker AZ Kansas, pont trade
frsenSshW You have tried and found
trae tor some unknown ouantity Yea
should remamOev that tue ola aorse
sast has pallea yoo oot q the rat BE-
a,ra eaa 6e 50 AGAIN. Too many fe'-
kawS make friendship = ooamodi'y ioF
barter ana ,radc. Is may work few
,ta,es Aut tae drSt tAinS they Know
taey are >a IS fgSesaS Then tesN
ag>, an axa5uSt IT, Waea yoU have any
fa.arS ta ae>taa scatter them amons
Sd friends NoaS 15Sgoa 80 tAe o.N
tazae 81 tho stranger aQt grab he
asna 81 tae ole fgaSa& and as1S -
IKE aeecn. Tha world has 35itle ssSS
sc~ TIE saegate 5se becomes ao oN1
esSs 81 Ss5aety 81 po1s0cs apa ~ ID
aasseeSS world "a makes 10 @iaef
ence row Asra Powae throws 3 ns&s
seWa. Il ae As> se0 vscd s1S tsN'
aaanas De Saa soon SET n agASn. :
Sss& 10 Ire ga eysen8 oro,her
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,ooooooooooooo 800 Q c

Woodrow Wilson is the first Q
i, man born south of the Mason Q
and Dixon line to be elected Q
president of the United States Q
J since Abraham Lincoln. There 0
i, are other evidences that sec Q
) tional feeling between the Q
} North and the South is rapidly Q
} obliterated. At the dedication G
} of a monument to the confeder- g
) ate dead in Washington, D. c. c
, last week, the principal address c
} was delivered by VIM. j. Bryan. c
D who referred feelingly TO the c
0 passing of sectional bitterness. {
D Before the exercises were at an {
0 end the presiding officer sprung {
o a surprise by calling upon Cor {
o poral James A. Tanner, OF the {
o G. \. r., who made a stirring
o speech, interrupted occasionally {
0 by the famous rebel yell in the
o courage of which he said: To
0 YOU OF the younger generation
o | appeal for the establishment
o of the true community Of feel
Q ing between the North and the
0 South. You can form no con-
0 ception OF the community OF
0 feeling that exists between the
0 cid Johnny Reb and the old
Q time Yank" Commenting OF
o Governor Wilson's election
o President Taft declared that il
Q places the South more fairly
Q and sQuarely upon basis with
o North than anything that has
Q ever happened Thus the Ell
Q denoss multiply that the south
Q All al last come into is oWa
c and occupy a prominent place
o IN the councils Of the nation u
Q the wears q come
Q 90 % . Q Q Q % Q . 0 Q 0
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29

E9R SA4E--lN il laoes ss
'size 81 + IS fess vs from ape
abtosa wasg a. Worth pusS Tbss
1barsain. sAuplT a, g1ieftaA afiee
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29

The uaaepthal punmen no nnne'
hsps IL be lei 90 pt 20 aud roala
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29

then hate beet a mood manN 'hl
,aaa Nteeba lplpit bat ihe mch who
arA a. hlnmp ate alveta dged
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29

Nav who oabed p, the srecio' zee
alnh ~ tho state ppnete
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29

The man that Netet haa TIME "
Asa,a ann Np hlmaelI ia Net q town
Aunder
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29

,ena,easman jta q NAteproW Y
snen,lN Ia che dlsttlet aa hpoied cut
lN tho ample retuna le eaee The
,htr, aRttlN ls NoW safety demeotetN
N,te n napNhl WeiotiN thai eau
aea,ttlV hr oeet teMe
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29

rha failure II the Carnegie enm
mlsalon 10 award aud models 70 the
fpei bali betnes ia lnetpliealle
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29

fAp 1NNo,NN lv1evN ae'e NondaN
viii ~ Maae, event tNeN Ntni'e
eaoA,le have Neea aeVdoe IN When
A. vNor,NW undertakes thWe Ne
apnr,AWS meNe# e,,sd MendaN will
y. ,Ra NtNt thjaa te 4 bs)Ne>
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29

As twice rs many automobiles VIII
lp built nesl yeaf tho motieaRe loan
busIpsas ought 20 be booming
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29

Aa twice aH many automobiles VIII
le buili nest year. tho motieaee loan
bsIpsas ought "a be booming
Tho failure II the Carnegie een
mission 10 award aud modals 10 The
fpai bali hetopa ia lnetplieable
q
SENATOR sutherland bas il meHaflne
article an what shall We do with
us Constitution The nist thing 40
patppllr would ba 10 rul an al IN The
lost articles column aud 300 what haa
hpanna ef u
Tho trnaufahip en- wat neNa ia eat
imp uut pil bni vague dispatches hut
ANS newspaper ehoae illra toll about
lh. war betVrtn Turkey aud utpoce
Ia lRni elll have NO trouble w anpplt
na ihp news aud cuts
tnte Ham feels pretty important
Whnn ha starts uhl " lhfeN''bh''
lt,nat hot after veltloe around Tot
Ithanre to eco the inlat maenete he
lataVa how hook agent teea
.
rho, ia, III Waahlneton the wewel
lntn d,hhlpa mote lldaof aud the we'
liess rhinep have heeN ao'ns 'he
Iva, e,e, amee men leat the tlam ''
have naM key
y
rhIa auauop,lon of = woman IN 'h'
l,ahNet "a mobina lota " ton' but
l,het abould do Is pethope tho ohlld'el
mlaht not ~ mnoh confederation q
mrM Nnm,ela
y
rNc mtp viii automatically eo' "a
Ioh MaNs v,,odpile into the shed
/, Inc Nil st1e them che seme nay u
+ lh,,ed maN Would reeeiNe and let the'
!, hav, eNt,) next suMmet % DO tbe n
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29

est.s N-<savS ssensen y'hf thRcN Rel
s.ss le.e hen8s6 % ceteeate NO
49,. v,e@.ee ipaa asasen1s Saecol thsi
,.s, oAeU eear Nee6 shen g thFee
s,sh 1o 9gc
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29

Tho Wpat yl,rinia bNnee wants -
lafnei "a tho eabloel There ha'e
nhns tlmpa vhph lhat all loobea lite
fNrhptn
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29

fha nma sata iho toid should hn
ntaistd with paaltait aud mip hn'
lhs nndp,n fhonbaalthe dees II WIN
Tho bpltathe
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29

NiIHN
re Vest ~ maii to
IL aBHths hf msH ~
ttss MHHihsl ~ mail %
uedRl|AI3SESstc L
Jl,,a, phla Friday Nevemhet ~.
tba nlue shtH tht toih eheula hh
ttaistd with paallatt aud hnip ne'
hs mndptu fhonbaaltinp does It WIN
he bplltnthp
Tho Weai yrpnie tpnee veh'a -
Is,mat "a tho tahlAet There nave
npse llnpa Nhta lhot ail loobea lte
lAfmptn
tbstp have heen a mood meu' hli
taad vtetts lplplt bat The mch Nhe
a,a a. hamp ote nlvets dved
O
The uaaepihal punmen no tnne,
hspe ~ be lp ~ pt 20 and roala
Nav who aahed r, the apecial zee
alah ~ tho state epnete
rhs uan that Ne,et hae dne e
.sa,e anh Np blmaelI la net town
Nulldet
r,ep,eaamep tte a rN,epport'e
snslatlN IL the district oa Npored en'
m tho amrla returna le eaee The
,htM alsttlr la noN safety aemerret'c
WITH nermM meiote that can
sea,,elV be o,et teNe
n
fee pmoNW le,sys aeNe MNNdeN
viii h. i Na8ey event than NinHa
va,u,,a have Neea oeOr'Ne ~ When
/. CAon,NW undertakes q thme BE
apNvpA,N meNee w,N'd MondAN wiN
y. ,Na Nt>t tNipa Is 4 b,)@e,
\
FN,,pa ,tA MtwseAe1r s,Nesl>'oden'e
wNa ~ Is lte4Ns06a wtl rte ,hht ~
NA,N ,,,MNs 10 as AAeyA r,,>'N2t
a,M e,,g0te ta Asew MAJ tee Wilson's
N.Ne Nar aswAkfbs
\
sNs ,N,aspassN,0a Nee5N Nia et
.,As.st. AxssSe AerH sA sH6 N
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29

Ross and guh asnoosiur
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29

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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-10-18
CORNWALL.

The Whatsoever society will hold a
Variety Sale" at the town hall October
%. A good program will be rendered
and refreshments served. Come one,
come all, and get what you need from
our vegetable, fruit anu apron table.
You will also find many dainty articles
suitable for Christmas gifts, also delicious
home. made candies.
Mrs. Ernest Sherwin and son of Bris.
to are visiting at her sisters, Mrs. Ar.
thur Stevens.
Mrs. Atlee Douglass is in Burlington.
Mr.. Douglass is expected home in few
days.
Mrs. c. E. Ward was in Burlington
Wednesday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Lord. and her grandson, Charles
Lord, jr.
Mrs. l. G. Wooster was in Bran don
Wednesday.
Little Ida Douglas is having measles.
j. L. Douglas was in Burlington Sun
day to see his son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheridan Lowell visited
in Brandon Wednesday.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-10-18

men the effect of a bullet wound, even
of wound much slghter than that
received by Mr.. Roosevelt, is imme-
date disablement. We must look to
the field of battle where in mad ex-
element men fight on unaware of Sc
we're injuries, for a parallel to what
Mr.. Roosevelt did at Milwaukee. In
stances of personal and physical hero
ism are common upon the battlefield,
but probably the history of politics
affords no example of it worthy to be
compared with this. 1t was rash, it
was an act of hardihood, we may say
even that it was an act of folly, but
it was characteristic, and the judgment
of the country will be that it was mag
nifcent. Certainly it would have been
more prudent for Mr.. Roosevelt to
abandon all idea of addressing an au-
dience, and to put himself in the
hands of surgeon. That, however,
would not have been like Mr.. Roose-
welt. Peril does not suggest prudence
to him, it arouses all his unfinching
courage. New York Times.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-10-18
Century Club Entertainment Mt.

The Century club gave its first enter
tainment of the series at the town hall
on Wednesday evening. Every seat in
the hall was taken at the hour an
nounced for the beginning of the enter
tainment, which was one of the
best ever given under the auspices
of the club. Whites Musical Re-
view, the Women's Club of Symphony
City, rendered program of vocal and
instrumental music of high order and
pleasing to the audience, which was
evidenced from the many encores. The
singing of Good Night by the entire
company, as finale, was highly com
mented and it was the concensus of
opinion that this entertainment was the
best ever given in the history of the
club.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-10-18
THE EXCEPTIONAL MAN.

Only the exceptional man, the ex-
traordinary man, can offer to the
world such an exhibition of fortitude
as Theodore Roosevelt gave when suf-
fering from serious hurt-no one
knew how serious it might be and
against the protests of his physicians
and the entreaties of his friends, he
insisted upon making his speech at
Milwaukee Monday evening. But it
was characteristic. Mr.. Roosevelt
showed the indomitable courage, or to
use the word that he would be al
most certain to use, the grit, that is
ingrained in his being. Upon most
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-10-18
GOV. WILSON STARTS OUT
Candidate to Make Two Days Trip
Cancels Other Enqaee ents.

Princeton, N. j., Oct. 16. Reluctant
ly, Gov. Woodrow Wilson started on a
two days campaign trip tonight
through Delaware, West Virginia and
Western Pennsylvania. He had tried
to have these engagements cancelled,
he said tonight, because he did not wish
to be the only presidential candidate on
the stump. The local committee were
unable to break previous arrangements,
but the governor will do no speaking
after Saturday night when he makes
two addresses at New York and Brook
Ign.
The governor said tonight that be-
fore the attempted assassination of
Col. Roosevelt plans had been made
for trip through Maine and eastern
Massachusetts as well as Pennsylvania.
These had been definitely abandoned,
he said.
Representative Burleson of Texas,
and Judge w. R. King, national com
mitteeman of Oregon, called on the
nominee late in the afternoon.