The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-11

lheN CONlOn see luNl llN AllNh w
do was to Keep on, 30 win Tor God
and for his truth.
BE like General Grant lie said,
Il viii fight it out on this line n II
takes all summer"
Cyrus w Field crossed the Attain
tic ocean 50 times 20 lay tho cable
while the rest OF the world mocked.
hissec, snecrcd, said 10 couldn't be
done and N it could u wouldn't
work. lie finished laying the cable
In 1855 and it hasn't missed working
"a hours since They have sent mil-
I lions and millions OF Cablegrums
across on. IL Is men like that who
hang their mugs iu this han OF fame
for NUTS like you and me 60 look
at.
Tom Edison invented among the
other things the phouograph. He
/ told me this when I was down ~
| orange TO see him. lie invented
among other things the phonograph.
/ lie would sneak into 1t and Il would
{ reproduce every word perfectly cN-
cept any word that would combine
or end with the letter H. For in
stance. ne would speak In the word
special" and IL would respond and
drop the IS and say. "Pccia.' He
knew Il was useless to send 20 out
with that flaw.
lie told me he worked from II
20 "a hours a day for two years TO
make that machine sound the let
ter "s" lie at las. succeeded ana
the royalty keeps the wolf away
from the door. Those are the ones
that win cut In the world!
So many people are good NJ he
ginning but thoy are like the fell
low who was killed by falling Oft
the roof-thcv stop too quick. That's
the trouble. Their aim Is high but
they haven't got powder enough to
make the bullets pierce the armur
OF opposition. Aim high! Jt's no
harder on your gun 20 knock the
feathers out of an eagle than II IL
to shoot a skunk
Learn Nii You Can.
one day they wilEgo sailing alons
like a COW licking salt. The next
day they will stroll around like a
fellow walking through a graveyard
reading epitaphs and as my friend"
the late Bob Burdette, he said. Re
member the world IS older by SOW
eral thousand years than you are,
young fellow, and It has been so full
Of smarter young men than you that
their feet had TO stick out OF the
dormer windows. and when they
died this old globe went whirllng
on and not one In ten million knew
that they had died or ever heard
that they were sick"
tell you. boys, know as much
as you can without blowing all the
packing out OF your cylinder head
or puncturing your tires. The world
has great need OF you young men
= but no greater need than young men
have of the world That gives you
: your opportunity; your clothes may
fit you better than your dads fitted
him, you may get yours at tailor
(he got his from Sears & Roehuck
say your clothes may tit you bot
l ter than your dads fitted him, they
cost more. they are moro stlyisf
your pustache looks like Cherli,
L Chaplin's. ou've got the latest kinl
=: in the haircut, but take Il from me
I his scrawling signature on n banl
Z check will pun more dough out .
= the bank vaults than your name vii
7 i'm 10 years with 10000 reams o
u paper and 1000 typwriters.
And don't be so fresh that theyl
! have to put you In salt TO keep yo
n from spelling. People all over tn
y world are hunting for you and " 20
q are worth while they will find yol
l. Diamonds are not so easily foun
. as pebbles, but people are lookin
l. intently for them everywhere and
g yol itch for fame you've got 10 keo
o scratching. | tell you, boys, other
n have succeeded in harder place
II than yours; why not you? Don
= turn back and loaf around under III
u shade at the first tree you come {
9 because the road ahead looks hu
q and dusty No, mol Keep-a- going
n IT you strike a thorn or rose,
< Keep a goin'!
y IT II halls or II II snows,
u Keep a goin'!
c 'Tain't no use 10 sit and whin
Cause the fish amt on your line
q o! bait your hook and keep OF
Il tryin'"
Keep a goin'!"
- Nail your flag to a mast will
o nails that clinch; turning dea'
a lion into a beehive is good bushes
today as Il was in the days o
= Sampson, and men OF every natlo
who have knocked the perslmmon
off from the limbs OF the tree o
j. life have fire I'm their veins. "Th
June-bug has no wing at all bu
q gets there Just the same"
~ Its the false ideals that strew th
p shores with wrecks; it's eagernes
to achieve success in realms yo
e can't reach that creates the hell
n that curse the world. II all IN
T. fish eggs could hatch out and a
the little fishes would become bl
g ones, the old oceans would b
" pushed from their beds and on
'r rivers would be eternally damne
r with fish.
Is II all the young hopefuls shoul
Sc hatch out full-fledged lawyers, Il
Is world would be mortgaged for fee
and we would starye 20 death
N our attempt 70 pay off the afor'
le said and the same
IS Now, the plowman who plows u
1r field 10 win fame and fortune Il
lr his wife and children Is better tht
ne the financial Shylock in Wall sire
lr who will iuggle with the forum
n, of his fellow men and play wit
AZ the earnings of their sweat, aI
~ with their savings, like "a cat pla
81 with a mouse, or a cyclone with
strawstackl Far, far more!
a. A hundred years from tonig
ne what difference will IL make whet
"a er you liked me or whether J lik
you2 All, but Il makes an the di
'd ference in the world what kind
n young fellow you were while y,
or were on the jobl
IN II matters little whore l WAS born,
pc Whether my parents were rich
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