The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume], April 05, 1911, Image 2

About The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913

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wtmmtr.g fry Machinery.
A taKtts4 rwlasniiEg machin tfer
Bay t par.k4 ia a u!t cas ta tbr
lorectJon ct a Frraefcmaa. It Is a
f? and rapid attl-cr!t tor t tear
bo twin. or th maa wbo iofnX
At tiin iT'jhX of tta apparatut la a ey
Hcdrlcal metal Boat, with eot.k:al point
arl a dndir. rudder. At tba rear
1 aootber meUJ Coat, with atlrrup
tftlnf vym a propeller, tfca two ecdi
'orinw.ted by a wooden bar on wMcb
tbe awlmmer aa If on th water.
Klckln5 with III feet ao4 alternate
ly puahlog and pulilog with a cross
bundle bar juat back of the forward
Coat, the swimmer on the ewlmnilnic
machine gets a maximum of exercise
while making a speed Impossible to
'he ordinary awlminer on the open
liter.
Ladies' and Hen's
Coats and Suits
TP Ladie's and Men's
OFFICIAL CITY PAPER
Kf,tii a :TO(idIa-i! natter
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4 Coats and Suits
Ai;ut . t poffice In Visit,
OkU., uii(! r A't of March J, li. J.
ISHt KllMILY KXCKl-T SUMMIT
ale Starts Saturday Morning
publish! tr
D. M. MARRS PRINTING COMPANY
Vur Ki-ik L ta'fler ...$ .10
ivr month br farrier -
I'f-r ytar br earner, la advance... SW
One month by mall, Id advance... .49
1hrr months br tumil. In advance i 00
ri. tr br mull. In advance 4.00
April 1st, and lasts just one week
i
Great opportunity to buy new spring goods at bargain prices
Sbr Daily Cbfrftam
Vlnita, OHa. Wednesday, April 5.
SPEAKER DURANT'S BREAK.
In hi t.pM:h t C'Jarecjore a few
days ago. ald itffrh being 3fc!lv-r-d
before a gathering of (.'Uremore
reus aiid for the purpo of Interest
ing them In railroad promotion
arbetue In which b i aHWiaiwl with
Char!- N. liankill, Hpeakr Ourant,
of tb Oklahoma I'.-gihlature, mad" the
Vn)KH assertion that he and Has-ki-JI
were promoting the proposed road
uiider the provisions of an act "lip-1-A
through tin; last l-gn!aiure with
out Jtwre fhau four or five imiiili-r
knowing what it provided for." AUo,
"the till wan draw) by ex-fiovurnor
Hakrll himself."
Kvents have proven that tbla was
tad break on the kpeaker's part, lie
uislng to coiialdcr at I'. 'h time the
.tbl Involved In a raw; wherein a
speaker of a legislative BHHciitily ou
tlive with a promoter lii "(dipping u
Joker through" and later become an
associate beneficiary of that Joker, we
nilinly desire to call attention to the
fact that Diinint'K a,ii i t Ion ban atari
ed several thliiKH, not the leant of
which In ft careful Investigation Into
tho provisions of thin new blKhwny
law which, evidently, wits designed by
a railroad promoter for railroad pro
iuoIith. On tho faff) of the affair, and also a
far OH the Investigation lias hecii con
ducted, It look very iniirh iim though
tho taw does nothing more that) give
tho farmers of the atato permission to
vote on themselves the privilege of
pitying for a railroad and permitting
thu promoter to reap tho profits. H
may ho that a more complete analysis
of th law wjll dlnprove this; will
aliow that through hoiiio freakish aeti
tlment the confirmed and chronic pro
moter put through a bill that Rlvest
to tho taxpayer all that they huve a
right to demand, but wo expect no
Hitch a revelation and surprise.
In the meatitline the land ownerti of
this Htalo wherever they may bo alt
tinted, should not act In an affair of
thin kind on the explanation offered
by the promoters theriiHolveM. There
Is a luw, Let them aludy It carefully,
itud tlien deternilne whether or tiot
(hey aro ready to put tip their faruu
hh I'olluternl aecurlty for railroad pro-
IIHllclM to iHrtlle hondH HKHlllHt. Ullll-
rond promoter are railroad promo
ter tho world over, They uro In the
bualneHS for tho pnifltd prolltn that
am eaally taken. ,Th fact that they
have been Kovemora or achat orn
imikeN no dllTereiico whateverunleHS
H he to Intenalfy the danger to the
nnuiHpectln cltlzen.Tulna World.
Vlnltit In In the mldnt of a battle for
better achoola, the early completion of
tho new bulldlnna, up to date, efilch-ut
manageinent and tho entire elimination
of politic from the Hchoola. The city
ought to bo more deeply Interested In
Un Hchoola than In niiy one thliiK nd
o make Vlnlta Hchoola the ver beat
In the atate ahould be a matter of
local pride to every' rlllen. The ef
fort that have been, and ar sitlll b
I UK made to control the school of
Vlnlta by a political machine lua the
oarneHt and aRKreaalvo oppoHllhui of
the ("litefttiln, No man nor set of men
must be aet up as an Imiv, b.it a
broad-minded, conservative, yel IH
ernl policy must he pursued, and w?
believe will be pursued by the school
.board of Vlnlta, and in thli it should
Imve the moral support of very tax
payer In Vlnlta. Ket us push Me new
building to enmpletlon an! tiioi-ounh
eijiilptneut in time for the fall term,
in (i every man who nude-takes to
stop or hinder In any wy should be
swatted,
Senator Owen Ims Informed liovor
nor Wood row Wilson that, the latter
Is the favorite for pvesldbnt In Okla
homa. Owen Is a very good Judge of
political sentiment in his own state
and elsewhere.
0
A Muskogee man has had bis share
of sorrows and his nip' seems to be
running over. He has two jail sen
tence to serve and to pay a big fine
and on top of all this Ms wife has
wued hhn for divorce.
The election is over and there prob
ably are as few sore spots left as In
any city election tu recent years. And
such sores generally heal quickly and
leave few scars.
Thnra Thomas, a ho has been quite
aick at Muskogee, arrited this morn
ing for a visit ith home folks.
Natural Religion,
tteilglon should be native. It should
be coocrete and apollcaMe. Religion
is the natural :Dressioo of Hrtn n
a et of actions or of habits, or a po-
ture of tbe mind added to the dally
ire. Tbe type of religion, therefore !
conditioned on tbe kind o! living; and
be kind or living la conditioned. In Ita
urn, very largely, on the uhyslcal and
"conoinle effectiveness of life. The re
i'gion of the open country should run
uVep Into the Indigenous affaire of the
-i; en country Everything with which
i.(n have to do needs to be spiritual
ized. Thla Is much more effect! fnr
our civilization than merely to spirit
ualize tnings mat we nope for.
Preferred Stock.
Preferred stock la stock that la n.
ferred, that Is to say has a nrtor
claim, as to dividends and assets; It
trust receive a dividend before a dlvU
'.lend can be paid on the common
,iock, and In a dlatrlhutlon of asaets
It participates ahead of the common
Hock, Cumulative preferred stock in
tock the dividends on which, If not
paid regularly or in full, accumulate
and must bo paid in the future before
a dividend can be paid on the common
lock. Preference stock la aometlmea
ilvlded into classes as first preference,
tecond preferunce, etc, with rlghte to
dividends, or assets In the event of
dlatrlhutlon of aseats, In tbe order
named.
To Build Largeat Restaurant,
The largest reataurant in the world.
capahlo of accommodating 6,000
people, is to be erected in New York,'
on Broadway, between Forty-seventh
and Forty clghth streets. Cuatomera
will be served in the family atylo of
the German cities. There will be ten
kitchens, each with Ita aoparate staff.
and each equipped to servo 600
people. In the center of the restau
rant there will bo a glass dome CO
feot high, with an area of about 10.000
square feet. A glass-covered Ice skat
ing rink win be providod on the roof,
which may may be transformed Into a
roof gardn theater In the summer.
Increase In Population,
Fnsan and Jlnsen are the two prin
cipal ports of Korea. Fusan Is one of
the best porta In the far east, only SO
miles from the northern exlremlty of
Tsushima Island, Japan, The town has
line streets and Is densely populated.
All over the town commercial activity
Is In evidence. The population In
cludes 20,000 Japanese, whose admin
istration of the town U rapidly In
crensInK Its prosperity, jlnsen, open
to trade since 1882, was then only a
small fishing village. It Is also pros
perous, with a population of 5,5(10, one
third Japanese.
End of a Famous Church.
Ilelgrave clmpel, adjoining Helgravt
square, which la almost the last of the
proprietary churches In London, Is to
be demolished, the duke of Westmin
ster refusing to renew the lease which
has now expired. Ita correct title Is
St, George's church, and at one time
It enjoyed a crowded and fashionable
congregation, among whom were num
bered the late ducbeaa of Tek, mother
of the queen and Princess Loula,
duchess of Argyll. At the height of
Ita popularity the congregation was
so large that even the steps of the pul
pit were occupied.
Morality and Beauty.
So many people think If they have
an ill fitting dress, eat a badly cooked
dinner and have no ravishment in tho
clean, sweet use of the senses, they
are leading a moral life. It is a pro
found depth of Immorality to bo able
to live without beauty, and perhaps
the most tragic thing In our social sys
tem la. that w hile one class has a sur
feit of beauty and show which they
mistake for beauty, another class la
deprived of beauty altogether. It It
more beauty wo want aud less luxury.
SMttrs In Army.
A corps of skaters Is attached to
th Norwegian army, the members "be
ing selected for their good physique
and their accurate marksmanship, as
well aa their ab'llty to cover long dis
tances on ice ekates. These skater
can bo maneuvered on the Ice or over
the mountain snow flelda w ith as great
rapidity as the best trained cavalry.
As an Instance of their speed, one of
the corps r.ome time ago accomplished
120 miles in 1SV hours, and this was
done over very mountainous country.
Poetic Idea ef Architecture.
A distinguished philosopher spoke
of architecture aa frosen music, and
hi assertion caused many to shah
their heads. We believe that really
beautiful Idea could not be better
Introduced than by calling rvUitev
hr :teut m.sio v.u..
Ladies $1S Suits and Coats SH.50
Ladies $18 Suits and Coats - $14.50
Ladies $20 Suits and Coats $15.78
Ladies $22 Suits and Coats $17.50
Ladies $25.00 Suits and Coats $19.75
Ladies1 New Spring Skirts at 1-2 price. Men's New Spring Suits
at 1-4 off. Big line of ladies' Silk and Line Hose just received all
colors. New Wash Dresses of the very latest style.
New Goods Arriving Every Day
The Store of the Town
The Store of the Town
. M. HENDERSON
Undertaker, Fuueral Director
and Embalmer
RIDDLE BUILDING
PHONES:
Offlce 129 Residence, Black 494
Agent for Rock's Flowers
Kansas City
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jThis B
EQSSBaB
eaiitiffiil Plaii
A Great Newspaper And Pedigreed
Seed Corn Proposition.
The Kansas City Weekly Journal Is
making a great offer to farmers in the
way of two splendid publications and
a pound of pedigreed white seed corn.
Any farmer sending fifty cents will re
ceive Tho Kansas City Weekly Jour
nal one full year and will also receive
Tho Missouri and Kansas Farmer a
full year. The Kansas City Weekly
Journal Is a aplendid newspaper that
furnishes a full and complete tele
graphic report In condensed form, a
largo volumne of miscellaneaus news
and a splendid market report. It keeps
the farmers thoroughly posted on all
the world's doings. The Missouri and
Kansas Farmer Is an old established
semi-monthly farm paper that runs
about 20 to 32 pages each Issue. It is
filled with first-class matter of Inter
est to the farm. In addition to these
sp endid papers for one year, the sub
scriber will receive one pound of pure
pedigreed white seed corn. This corn
was raised In Clay county, Mo., and
ta known as the Clay County White;
It Is a 95-day corn and is a wonderful
producer, last year having produced
90 bushels per acre. It has taken sev
eral years to bring it to Its present
high standard. It now stands at the
head of the list for Quality and pro
ductiveness. Pure white ears, large
weighing over one pound each, cob
small and grain very deep and com
pact, filling cob completely over tip;
many ears contain over 1,400 grains
each. Farmers will find It to their In
terest to secure this seed corn, as It is
furnished to them absolutely free with
these two complete papers one year at
50 cents.
AH that is necessary Is to send B0
cents and you will receive The Kansas
City Weekly Journal one full year and
also The Missouri and Kansas Farm
er one full year aud a pound of this
splendid pedigreed white seed corn
free, postage prepaid. Address
TUB KANSAS CITY WKRKLY JOUR
NAL. KANSAS CITY, MO.
Seed Corn Hept.
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Will Be 6iven Away
ABSOLUTELY FREE
To the person receiving the greatest number
of votes this beautiful $350.00 Piano will be
given absolutely free subject to the following
conditions:
Merchants Who Will
give Coupons good for
25 Votes with each
$1.00 Purchase
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Jumbo Mercantile Co.
Shanahan & Mitchell,
Jewelers
Dan Myers
E. N. Ratcliff Mercantile Co.
L. P. Garrison
Gocer
Enterprise Grocery Co.
Max Mendel
Ladies and Misses Outfitters
Special.
For sale 2t!0 acres of nice smooth
prairie meadow land, all In one body.
6 miles south of Valeda Kans., and It
miles southeast of Cofteyville, Kans.,
In Nowata county. Oklahoma. Black
limestone soil, good pond of water,
fenced on three sides, perfect title.
Trice $20.00 per acre. See or write, i
Theo. Graves. Vlnlta, Okla., Room ?,'
Barrett Building. 291tf!
For Sale.
Two high grade Standard Fianos,
$73 and Jt23. Folding beds $6 to $S.
Leather couches 3 to $10. Singer
sewing machines $6 to ?10. Chairs and !
tables and gas and gasoline stoves, j
your own price. This wees; only, j
Warren Implement Building. South i
Wilson street.
This Contest is open to any person except those
who are interested in anyway with this paper or
members of the immediate family of merchants who
are handling Coupons.
Coupons good for 5oo Votes will be given for each .
Jl.oo paid upon subscription to either the Daily or
Weekly edition of this paper.
Coupons good for 25 Votes will be given with each
One Dollar's;purehase made at the store of any mer
chant in this city who handles Merchant's Coupons in
this Contest. ' -
All Merchant's Coupons must be signed or stamped
by the firm issuing them.
All votes must be deposited in locked ballot box.
No vote can be changed or transferred after being
deposited. :
Names of contestants and their standing will be
printed each week.
Each contestant will receive a prize in this contest
provided, however, that no contestant shall be eligible
to receive a prize until they have furnished five or
more yearly subscriptions to this paper.
The contestants shall have choice of prizes in the
order of their standing at the close of this contest.
This contest will close on April 15, unless the
editor of this paper and the contest company decide
that it Ms for the best interests of this contest to have
it close on a different date, provided, however, that
the date so'chosen cannot be more than 30 days from
the original date.
Ten days notice must be given before any change
can be made in the closing date of this contest.
$5.00 in Gold Will Be Paid to Person Who First Nominates Candidate Who Receives Greatest Number of Vote.
Vinita Drug Co.
Smiley & Co.
Furniture, Rugs, House Furnishings
J. W. Jackson
New and Second Hand Furniture
Empire Grocery Co.
Phone 79
The Fair
Empire Block ,
A. B. Watson
Dry Goods, Notions, and Shoes
C.N. Martin,
Saddlery
Herman Bear
Ladies Ready-Made Goods,
Sanders-Wright
Vinita's Big Department Store
Marshall Stevens
Harness
Peoples Grocery x
m ' ' Phone 70
Bramble Millinery Co.
Owl Drug Store
Drugs and Sundries
J. R. Drake
Groceries