The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-05
MARSHALL EPIGRAMS
Vice. President Of United STATES Has
KnAek Of Saying Things In Strik-
Ing Manner

Necessity Is the mother OF conten'
ton.
Not even jefferson could make the
Russian peasant Democrat
II | were higher critic, would
Chnngc one commandment 20 read
The sins Of the children shall be Wis
tied on their parents
| am for freedom | want IN, right
10 sit IN my narrow Presbyterian pew
and 10 worship In my own narrow
wuy, and | am willing to give you the
whole outside world for your MethO-
dist halelujHhs
We only truly live when we appre
hcud that lifc Is q movement aud not
u monument
II Is we'll to long for the ideal 1t Is
Necessary To deal with the real
have no desire to yit before . desc
late fireplace gazing at the dead EN-
hers of AN unfortunate past
II is not education, but regeneration
that the people need.
Freedom for US is A possession not
a gift
Too many persons view life through
a glass winshield
The shalls and shan nots " desire,
prejudice aud eXpedienCy are 50 mum.
erous as to lose the untralnrl man in
II wilderness OF doubt
Mountain tops are mostly for
Visions A glance and we " back TO
the dead levels ~ life.
Many Of the ideals " the dreamer
are beautiful water Oulors that are
changed into ludlstugulshahIc blurs
when taHcu out into the storms OF
actual life
Many " the evils II life owe their
origin and countenauce TO the fact
that our knowledge oC them IS based
on no data whatever.
Let this be the land " men, not laws
Of loyh not force Of principle, not cI-
Ipedlcncy.
We have no aristOcrNcy Of blood aud
We ara yet too Young 10 have by any
process Of evolution an arlstocracy VI
intellect and goodness
We huild our pedcstRls and we put
IOur heroes ON them but W. demand
that whenever our images have feet
IOt clay everybody shall have 'hc right
to tread on their tos with lmpunity
That wealth is wise which can at
the midnight hour look uu. upon a
moon flooded chamber and fcnr nc
man, and hear mo- angry knotrs At the
door Of conscience
The book ~ remembrance Ia to,
small ~ devote many lines 10 the maj
! who has lived exclusively foe himself
Who Of ny can recall the name " the
richest man In Greece when Aristldes
made II Just the name Of thr richest
man In Rome when Augustus found II
brick and left II marble. the name OF
the richest man In England when
Shakespeare sounded all the depths
and shoals Of human passion, who
knows the name Ut the man who
had the most money when Washing
tons fOotsore sOldlery Redeemed ths
4nOws at Valley Forge; OF tie richest
man In all the Southland when Pick
etts brigade charged the bloody angl,
Of Gettyburgl No one knows and nc
one cares.
? | think back through the years, tn,
lean and fat the good and the bat
? ones, 10 my earliest recollection.
[ see woman with an eye that flashp.
. swift as an archangels wing and
y mouth that breaks with laughter ant
. hardens at sight Of wrong, singini
, lullHbies; n woman, who, wirh han,
grasping the Unseen Hand walks IN,
briar.bordered paths uf life III
ashamed, unafrhnd, unharmtd. Sh
IL clad In garments of beauty for me
and age does not soil them Ior year
L" make them cheap and tawdry. He
tongue Ia without guile, having neve
been the messenger ef a lie. II Ia 1
u years since her soul went home 10 Go,
j. and her fingers became for me In
J.. Fingers Of All angel, but | have rot for
gotten all she said She told me ther
was Santa Claus, aud ! believe her
He brings me no longer drums an
flies But he stlll brings TO me m
q vision of my mother and the music d
. that angelic chorus which sang at cr,
= ation's dawn and at the hour " man
4, redemption Vice President Marshal
In National Sunday Magazine
9 TnkC HERBINE for indigestion.
relieves the pain In few minute
aud forces the fprmented matte
q which causes the misery into m
e bowels where Il IL expelled Price 80,
e Sold by Wsstfall Drug company.
.. The high school faculty the hin
d school patrons club aud the trad,
!. aud labor council uf the city all n,
/. TONED the board ~ education for
!, liberal course Of study that would civ
all Of the students Of the high scho,
a an opportunity 10 do the work tbs
= would give them the heat training
|" life. All petitions asked for moro tina
the old college entrance course NJ
~ Hudson, Mr. Lane, Mr Shldler an
Nit Hope favored this request and vo
~ ed for the liberal course uf study I'M
favored poor and rich alike The oil
\ er members Of the board objected
L. this and started fuss The matt,
/ ended by going back 10 the llhert
X course ana this has been the on
,r question ut issue and the only tro
y bic In the board during the year u
+ Judd and the great educational lea,
II ers uf the day hold ln every case Z,
i the more liberal course MIR. Hudso
A. MIR Lane, Mr. Shidler and Mr.. Hol
> showed that they were willing ar
glad to act I'm accordance with the r
:, quest Of those who should decide n
. matter They have stood for a llvir
y wage for teachers, for nine month
y school and for the best interest " n
~ schools At all times These facts mT
. be- verified by calling auy member
the high school faculty at W. 1900 n
II secretary Of the board OF education
In W, 442a or any Of the patrons cor
W mlttee
Il. In addition to the above names Il
d patrons have investigated the 9th
= candidates for the board Of educatl,
= and ask voters 10 support the elg
II men of the non. pa rtisan's ticket