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

out Of your proposition, you are gone, I
Don't build a character ltkc a !
woman fixing q sewing machine. She /
will rrab a wrench and q screw /.
driver and sholl take everything Off
that was intended 20 be stationary I
then shC u squirt oil all over the belt I
and darued if that pcsky thing won't /
up and so like a fellow rushing FOR
an undertaker when his mother-in-
law dies,
DO your bcst, boys. and you viii
never wear out shoelCather looking
for a Job Bo like q young fellow
who recently entered college and ne
pasted big "" over his desk That
was his inspiration. II meant vale
diCtorian' When he went out OF
there. he was the head Of the bunch
II were a cobbler ia do my best
"A good Cobblcr TO be, II | were q
tinker, nobody besides should mend
an old teakcttle Ike me-
Eddie Guest. my friend of the De-
troit Free prcss. said,
somebody said that it couldn't be
done.
Rut ne with a chucile replied
That maybe 10 couldn't but he
would be ono
who wouldn't say 50 TIL he'd
tried IL.
So he bucklcd right in with trace
on his face IL he worried. no hid
lie started TO sing as he tackled the
That couldn't be done--and he
did It,"
Have Courage 60 Sny No.
say grit, You need grit That's
the thing tharl help you put IL
/ over Grit Then you are ready
/ for an emergency Like a drunken
man staggering down tho street
/ home--out in Iowa He saw n rat
/ tlcsnake coiied out in the road and
| ne looked at II and he said, We'll
blaze away old man, ! never was
better fixed for It In my lite!'
Crit! That means TO say No so
! loud that ali hell can hear you, when
YOU are tempted 20 do wrong. Grit
| That means TO say yes so loud
that ali heaven can hear you and
they will lean over the hattlemehts
ana cheer as you put up your dukes
aud Ray to the devil, "Comc on.
Come on!' and fight him and put
him over the ropes That's the way
to win--grit! Rritg grit!
Some peoplo Will never be leaders
Mt anything; they lack courage
They will never take a step In al j.
vance OF the crowd--they are afraid
OF being shot at. They are AFRAID
Of sncers OF somebody A lot or peo'
ple would like 10 be a Christian but
thew are afraid Of the sneers OF that
dArnnable gang that they train with
that don't want TO be decent and
they cant bear TO see anybody else
decent. 80 they are towards and
hate any kind of a coward, but
do despise Is a religious coward.
They may know what Is right
tust as well as Solomon and ole
/ Brigham Young knew they wer'
married. can tell mans siZe b!
, what he has overcome. II ism
necessary 10 be in great place e
, do a great thing. Gettysburg wa
l a little blot on the map until the,
fought the battle there. Bedford
Jail was a little unknown spot unt
, John Buuyan wrote Pilgrims Pro
, gress." and tho world has gone I
a look through the bars into that ce
n ever since.
" lyn' bridge was great. l know IN
man that built the pyramids wa
= great because the pyramids are, an
: the bridge is l know the size {
a man who stole an OVercoat troi
: mo one night Just as wcll as II
|, had measured him for the coat.
n GRIT That's the samson In 20
y that doesn't get cold feet when Tn
. lone roar and run their tongue GU
=, and YOU know the roar OF the non
= the first call for dinner IN the dinlh
. ! car.
Gritr That's the George Washing
e !
, | delaware amidst ice afd snow.
: Grit That's the Abraham lAncol
: In YOU that will save nations,
4 1 hone Il may always be said O
mo that | plucked up a thorn an
nlantcd a rose wherever n flowe
: would grow. That's what makes yo
win out In life Like Joaquin Miller
q Columbus, in his poem
"Behind him lay the gray Azores,
RchinE him the gates OF Hercules
Behind him not the ghost or shore'
a Before him only shoreless seas
o And the good mate said, Now mu'
u For To- the very stars are gone.
Brave Admiral, spe"k and say
4 And he said, s. on! Sail OF
n Sail on
n NV men grow mutinous day ny "a
n My men grow ghastly wan al
n weak
d And the stout mate thought or non
20 "A spray
ID OF salt wave washed his cheek.
AZ what shall say, brave Admiri
" II we sight naught but seas
Is dawn
he why. you shall say at break OF da
* "Suil on, and on, ana on'
ar They sailed and sailed as win
n might blow
IL Untn a. last the blanched ma
ID why t;t evon God would kno
es should /
re And all my mon fall dead,
'u FOR God from these dread sens b
OF flod.
Now speak, brave Admiral a
In say,
~ They sailed and sailed. Then spa
oe the mate
re This mad sea shows his teeth
night
Sc He curla his lips arO lies In waiI
tl yrt.t, tlgfnl tapth ag A. TO bite.