The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume], November 28, 1907, Image 4

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The Weekly Chieftain
IMCOeOaATBI
7 W (tMia WAntiaf imiiit, Vfco.
W. J. KUTCHISSOrC, Editor A Mgr.
Catered at Ui IW OMra at Vlalta. IiUiaa Tt.
rikury, M Mam4lut ItaU Maltar.
OfVtClAl, PAPtiK Of CMEIcOSeB NATHM
w imt.h.liui t.u ui4 Main of t.aii.ta l
nival luliani! l fuilbioud ibmu4
IIMieil.
Tf'RMl Of SlIHSCKIPTrO
'lavartabij I tliUK)
Did (jov. Hughe mean to
knk any particular person
when he contended for freedom
in the choice of elective officers
or did he throw the cap out to t
worn by anyone it would tit.
IWOCO TH1 CMlTLINa fSA$T.
When th Nagroea Saw t Polfctms
They fairly fleet.
Thursday, Visita, Osla. Not. :s
OOOO TIME l lDOti
Comparsion of cause and con
ditions of the present monetary
and commercial disturbance
with the muses and condition of
thoe of 173 And Wi detnonto
trato with absolute certainty
that we are nearing the end of
this depression.
There has been no recent re
tirement on greenbacks pro
ceeded 173, cor'dernonetiiiation
of silver, which cut off the tup
ply of money when it was moat
needed in that same era.
There has been no drain of
gold from our land such a pro
ceeded and followed in no
lutchinjr and hoarding of United
States Treasury notes, an in the
three years which followed. Up
on the eontary, there are today
in the United State nearly $100
000,000 more In currency than
there were two month ago, and
with the pold still to arrive from
abroad and the increase in our
bank circulation, which is being
made every day, and additional
ttOO.000,000 will be doinjr duty
within the next sixty day.
Thank to the promptness of
the Treasury ofliciala and the
erprency of our financiers, mer
chants, and bankers the close
of l'A7wi)l witness a great an
increa.se of our money volume
in four month as came in three
years after the panics of l"7a
and HiJ'.
Money is death to the financ ial
panic, ana tne remedy is at hand
and being applied.
Europe Rives us $73,oi,uiO in
gold in thirty days' time, and,
after giving us that great sura,
by January 1, 190h we will have
more gold on hand thaa Europe
possessed July 1, 1907. That
75,0O0,0l0 only repseent the
new gold that Africa has pro
duced in six months time, and
Europe has at her command as
an iucrea.se of her July 1, stock
the production of Australia and
India. Our own gold mines are
producm,; dally and their pro
duct is nearly three times the
amount it was in 1 We keep
all our new gold, we re-in force
it with the source of millions
from abroad, and are ready to
back that all up with new bank
circulation to any exb-nt requir
ed. The congress that convenes
will quickly rospotid to the call
of the President and the country.
The Post is willing to go on
record witn the prediction that
by text April or May the pros
perity of the country will be in
full swing aain, sustained by
ample supply of money and un
loutided confidence in trie future.
The flower Safety has beon
plucked from the nettle Danger.
The banks and trust companies
of Washington, solvent and ae
cure, have given a splendid ex
ample to tho country of safe and
The idea that when a man
was honored with a $.at on the
bench of the Supreme court he
went out of pohtica appears to
have one dis.ses.Ung member on
that bench.
i" 1 . " . .. ; j
Even Mr. Voeys, the Taft
manager, will now admit that
the Ohio League of Republican
Clubs, whatever else it may be
is neither a Taft nor a Roosevelt
organisation.
lkith tb (tomutufnt and the
peopls owe liryau thanks for such
talk as this : "I twhsvs lbs tanks
are tor the most (art perfectly
sound, and tbers is no reason why
depositors should 1 afraid to leave
their money ia them "
Uncle Eemus says if he were
President that he would keep a
brans band playing In front of
the White House all the time,
from which wo infer that he
do&en't know a big'noise when
he goes up against it
We have never understood
that Columbus, Ohio, was ex
actly a "dry" town, but t'te na
tional convention of the prohibf
tionisw will be held there ceil
June. Titer are fljia on
that wave to elect a president
Another turn of the kaleido
seopejshows Japan prepairinj to
entertain the oftleers and men of
our battleships, whicn have
leen invited to visit that country
at a big international 'icve feast"
Poor Hobsonf that wet his
jfwder.
Now, t'uat Sjeaker Cannon
has gone seathless through a
railroad wreck, he may Is con
sidered a full fi edged President-
ial candidate. There will be
plenty of time before the nation
al convention for him to pull off
a heroic mscue.
Has brutal hazing been driven J
out of boys colleges only to be
taken up by girls? In atleinpn
ing to escape from a third story
room, in .hich she had bees
locked by girl hazard, a girl
student at the University of
South Dakota fell to the ground
and sustained fatal injuries
The other Bliiht two policemen were
walking along Via etrea-t ahen they
met aa cilj negro "grandma" routing
uut of ft son ix tir lth h. r Srtui
full ut tksf, aj't the Kna City
Star.
"Mt b Rla' la ba a (rati at
ywur bou." a!4 on of tba ufflrera.
"tiott' to hav a chltllo' ui .a t
tuorryir elahc" ro!lJ "Eramtma."
"Ih-ap In sn" git a blta."
Th Btt bitiht lha two o(Bra bap
Ix'aM to b ialn( th b(iua br
tha oM ecara "piaoimy- llHi. 8iuqJ
of blgti rwvotry flo.ed out on tha muht
air.
"lt't to (a aat bat fbltllna'a
arn." ia ot4 of tha ortli-Mi to tha
oibtr. "I bar kmt'i of wa liblsi,
lt Am t knew what ibey ar Has." ...
"Ail riiht, I'll o you
Tha offlt'r knockad at tha 4 got.
teitaotly ail brcama al!rnl malt
Tbon tha dcMtr aa otnr4 ft creek.
Tha BTtxa InaiJ caught a!hl of tbs
blVM cluthca ftad braaa buitiwa.
Oot4 baavpna." amiia una sboutad.
It s tb bf U."
At tmem tbara was a ulld acrambla
to gat out. 8omn want out tha back
d.xr, but most of tbota m! a dtra
out tba wlodowa. taklni aaib, g.aaa
sb4 all with tbaot. A hto tba ofTWr
Sot Innlda ttot a aoul waa tbarw ax
cpt tba old ro "sraedma," and
aba was tuhtB until tba trars rsa
4v a bar far,
'What's tba mattar with all your
ttwatir aikcd one of tha pollcainaa.
W"bf, wualts know ;
tlHa tbay halnt bo attra la tba
aw," aba Bawr4. -Hut !aa mlfbty
lad you coma, rauaa try ola man
halnt dona a tan o'work fob a yah
Pso talUn' ua 'but hla moraatli a
a Itmpln" an' ft groanln' amnn' could
a't acarct-Iy nor. Hut ba waa tba
faat man ogt o' that wtndo Jnt flaw
Ilka ft drab. Now ba'a gut to go to
work. !! halnt g no mo' roomatli
ea rabbit."
HURRY AND WORRY
If
TMt two chic cauatt cr mn-
VOU IXHAUITION.
Ao4 Thaaa, $aya a Laasitng Phyai
Clan, and Van May Liva Out Vaur I
Allotttd Oaya and Da Vaur j
Lifa's Wars Wail, !
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Thoae statesmen who are ait-
ting on the fence, waiting to as
certain if the Treasury certifi
cates will cure our financial
headache before commencing or
condemning them, are discipien
of the moat dangerous doctrine
ever proiirated - "Success
makes right"
Justice Itrewer, of the I'. S,
Supreme court, has sga'in been
skating close to the lese ma.' te
air hole, by saying that
president was Haying hide and
seek with the people, not to
mention that seven years was
long enough far any man to ts
President.
Hound banking, They are free
from speculation, t.joiiation and
eli;shne.
Thy have carried the fortunes
ef tho community with safety to
depositors and with vr olit and
lior.or to thenwi-lves, Tlie days
of tlaiibt aro over and the uisine
ti a! .; futuro is very encouraging.
r rton Post
is indulirg
r t ! ',t f
I, t . t e J
t v ' 1 I
i a I jt of
' fii -i
If present tendencies 'are col
shifted, we may live to see finan
ciers wearir.it Ul's. lettered
something like this' "Investi
gated Feb'y 3; honesty guaran
teed by L. S. Government"
Big Rata f Wha!ini.
Tba Ptfd !tisr of Ham:ia could
rap a furtona wara bo to ivnt day
In thla city, a Wbrsltu (W. .)
wnMisvoilpnt. Rata as targt aa gd
alt4 rata ara avarming la tha mUla
of thla rliy, and in avveral tha work
man baa thrfatnd to wa'k t on
tana tha lavaalon ta chrsktnt
8im of tha ta!a ara wn.1rful to
r!at. la ona f-torjr, acconlinc to
writ a.uUt,nUra'Kl rxrti, a tat a
wa to taka s t:a s a;1 In ona of Ita
rawa and trot aay n tba tthr
ihrro fwt. Another d-ft!y ttKk tha
lid off a fail ta ordr to get at tha
Coodi-a he knew w-n invtdf. Another
dragd a titinr bankrt by fcta tall.
but waa unabla to grt tha hatkft
down tha rat bl, ao ba got behind a
barrt-t to taTcahicata hla Indr
Tba workmen dwlar thy cannot
frighten tha rlt!ta aaay, fur tby
hn flihl. Tha imnlni f ori of
btiMnaa on tha part of th raft grow
Ith a-arh ri'tx-tition, but thra la nn
SJC'ion that tha rata do ist lha ta
bor-ra' dlanrra and thai lhara la tnd g
Bi'iun aa a r-u!t.
Horaa Had Mannars.
Ob of St. Jbatsry't brat knows
charsciera and ona who haa bad nna
and fama (wrpotuatad by bating a
ttkanrta of b!ma!f and team printed
on s riiurd Kwt card, ta Orvt'ia Iw
ranra, fotnjrly aM-ia("t with tha
lata HummcII 8ga on Wall art to tha
aarly fiftita, but owing ! fnttunata
tbaa Mr. flags ba baa Ixwmti ra-ttird
In clrruraatanra, and bow dritisi
around tows ts a mora or dlUr'l
dat4 ! king oatflt, aaya wriiar ta
tha lloaioa Harald,
UrtlUa'a wit It Iwo and b alari
haa aa aaawar rwady for aay of hia
frHn.5 who attempt.! to hS bit.
tttta day iri;ia a;warvd driting a
h.irw wt,kh ln!rfr4 badly, not.
Ilka t'.i dnr. had ldpR!!y avea bt
('r data.
A prtim!r)nt b!na Bias of tha
l;i- imntrj t)rvUIa with tha to
marg: -sy (irrU!, ysr hcr .m
to ltit-rff aotna! to whtrh (rti!a
(irt.mt.U fl!rd. 'Ila i!nt li,rr;r
mg with your bni.t, u b
More underground busine- by
the llritinli nobility. TliO Dukv
of Portland gave a great ball .nd
banquet, in honor of the Kir."
and yueen of Spain, to l'J)
guests, in the famous under
ground apartment constructed '
i thtl ,.,., r ,i, " dm-nd. t !! afT-rla t, ,
Higor ef Alpina Winttr,
Tha iituaii'tn la Hwitai-rland. oalng
to aiitrni. Is niurb uru than l
rrril by tha a ant !! grama lra
mg tha CHitiliy. Th alai c,f thing
haa raniy tx-n ao bad at thU tlma of
t .r
Th tif lamla atrandy li t , fri
!P sa-tfT atiow, nd th bttmntala
vtliagra of fimi'tiio and iithry iiiit.
ara Bhwdntrly rot r-S fr.mi tha,rNit
f tha rountry. An attrmi.t ht bn
ado In tfca legtvlaatnro to ladtf tt,
(ri,rnnit4t to k ( thr- '( ii.a
ail tha yar, but tha reat dUrr.l
to b iroMtitry,
Fmim ttrn In i tw-Uiolr of tht
wfh twvcntt rilligfooft wrra tone
uvi-nliiei, and thlr arrival t a ait
pt wt'b antUty. A n'en'r i,t ri
ant ho lul gimo wl:b rUio from
thu Vallrya to tfi Uliiarid 1 had aUn
h t !!
lBTiit'd tniKh ilatiKor
It in held by the Senate" i-otj.
stitutit'tsal sharps that tne (iv.
of Oklahoma Ivss no authority to
'Mini If th s v
o be! 1 1 by theSei
r.ew .' 4 i v ,1! t t t e
1 n V. it 1
! , - ' e i
Why Ma Hagad
frmn tha ioi
i ptc t
of the I
r , " .,
'ft anow
ta a arnr, d. ar." ab
y L..t !
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"Ikin i n
t'lfntmad
I ut tr k ii' Mid f.nUnd to abna
l!f 1 '"-r -f t1! i(i;gb.
lint I am nut r-a'.!y hurt," aha
whUtu r'd.
' N . iTij'vr." h ytumod, "jh fj.
!., vm ami 'tVy eart'Snm. a :ft:
risiiia k 1 raj bav run tea tf.
'"9,
tr. Tbomaa C. Kly, of Philadelphia,
la aa artuia on Bvuraatbcnta in tha
Journal of tha American Mitral ao
clauun, laj itjucb aio'aa a buity and
orry sa laading rau-a of ii.-i vou aa-1
bauatl.in. H baa thla to ay .
"Larn to hutTy llttia and worry n t
at all. As llJuatratlita ceuaiata In tba j
ratlgua in tha hurry to catch ft train.!
hub la out of alt (ftotstrtioa to thai
lhjatcaj effort ntwudwl Individuals
ara too Btucti lika lb tnodvra Iw
thona iin. aiaaya o duty. Ir
burrlwd and wurrlrd bualnt-aa or bur
HmI and worrll ploaauro, hurry siina
or worry alna ara (Miiatmoua to tba
Burma funrtloua of tha nr ayatant.
l!ut tba Amrrli-an rouibloatka of wor
rltsl burry la dadly. !:at h brtnga Into
action tha ort featurca of tha hcr."
Of eourwa avary ona who ttopa to
tbluk will agtaw with tha author, but
how few art abia to follow bis good
adrlcn? Worry la only tba aitra work,
tha Increaaed wear and tar for which
w r nevr iald It slwaja binders
but never wlna. It aneana Incaisurlty
for antlt'lr-atad aftorta, sad yt wa con
atastly hla ma circumntanrra rathef
than our Individual aeivwa. Tha man
ho la sla-aya ready and takes time
to ba aura befota ha atarta caver tteed
hurry or worry. How few raa do thU
cnlatently! Then rniea tha brr-ak
loan which la ao ones charged to
inera overwork. In raaea la s bus
dred It la tha worry, aiaaya neeleea,
that eventually wrakena and kllla.
Tba gloomy forebodlnc not only taps
tha nergy of all valiant endeavor to
ronquer dlRScultlea. but rbeata aa la
tha end by frovlng tba old adage, that
"tha tipweted never happena." If we
xi m pa re notea wa ran ewalty prove the
rotnfmrtibg truth of tha saying If
th dlatxinattlate man who for yeara
fared tha death of hla Invalid wife
rouid have known aha would aurrlte
him for mora thin S quarter of s ecu
tury hje moth unneceeaary ruenta!
autre ring wt.uld bae hrrn apare-1 blraf
The a)ite utility f worry ta tha
Imwin of It all Tha fufure. aa a rule.
I mora eften a turprlaa and delight
ihan s diipo(tttmiot and diw li line
We gilevo when we l..k ahi-ad and
mile ahen we he.k bark., litit with
mut yeile eiierlni- ruut fur
nothing hm new obatarlea ajix-ar
It ta the old atfry that tho tt dl!B
ful'y nil! tie Iniurrjmunfatle. Hut ea b
In hi turn a.n l-am that ha cannot
control encnta, duturb the n !Ui-d ol
raune and e(T t r alter the linmuta
ble ta of deaUny. bo nmttcr how
tn.rt!y bo may yearn to do ao. Tha
titity rt awiimliiw ay to adjt matter
la to wist until the time rtttnea hr Iff
aolutloB of the dreaded rtbleni.
Moat'y, ala, wa la4 k the courage,
oalleace, goitd Judcntrnt and prepared
neat to meet the laauea at tbey artae
Wa waste thought, atraln serve and
banUh alep In anUclpa'toft of that
hk-h n.-er ttanplrea l.n t a hoot
until they com a out" cemhiaea lota of
wxind wldi wtih bo end of good
thlloaphy. Va no only worry in ad
Tarn-, of the thlBg. but after It ta done
If we calmly planned our earai and
tfl.xt our beat what mora roohl fcavg
been dmie T
A mala difficulty ta Is striving to da
too anuch and la overtaiing our rapa I
Oea. Tha atng. a'eady. aelf reliant
man baa so mlaglrtnga but tha weak
one Bilatrwata every thing, fclroeelt In
cludf-d. Ha rontrtrea aaalnat old and
worrlea and hurrtta, while other eat.
aleep and are merry.
Hut thla la going to be the way with
the average nervosa American, It wa
bi. In fart, who Invented neuraathenia
The dia ha become habit with
him. and worry, burry. r t !. nen
and Irritability ara : e,t!ng feature
He iiei liii loKinpa home with him
eat with It. aleepa aiih It. dreamt
!ih It It I hi aha.low at the Are
!! and table; It Mutt a!l hla plea
"' '4 belee fciru and hi fam
Hy. a!l !iwii he ruml tK.rn.w trouble'
and nior(aiEe hatplne, tiealth atfS
life In the balance
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BEEi'iS mU!M 23
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First National Bank
VZZJTA, I T.
HAS UPON THti r t'BLIG CONFIDENCE '
IS EVIDENCED BY ITS JLARGE ANDj
INCREASING BUSINESS
i i
Tha Beat hirvmi.
To alep out of dijre for ft month
it tetter than ft trip to k.'umpa. In
thla rlin.ata one nmt have a roof. ,f
eour. but any plana that la opt n to
nerve a a be.trtit; and tie ruin in
t.IH oie ia uninoietauie. iiri an
abundant, aupply of gmt lr the )-. (, ,
in n grow noruial, dra-p and ua I
tfrnb!el and refreahlng, ao that f
l-er. our eea uim the world aa g!aJ I;
If a a linntcr or any pagan ahepU
herd In ths mortilng ef tho w-.tM t
t-'ow ant!..u and fSuntered and bar .' ;
tt.t nb dUtrat tion , the g,l.iii f t
wury bo(ie an lnperaMe com s
panlon. and e groan In pirtt that H-e i
nl'em la a'l awry, alifn in trot N i
half a d.. i.p bfpa'h of cl. an ail j
would ' t a !)!Twrnt conn ! ilon to I
life. Our anOeMea are tienrty n!l ar
tlD'tel, snl ftr bred Ind'atra, nl. r , '
tha 'ir.!n i.pp.e.!..n of wall a t f
rjf and the ftmililt'filng r'mnKT ' f
paeten. jn-t ft tv in the open ) I j
often dUp! th-'OI like ft Inlet I'.Mni
Cnrraan, In American t'raft-rian U
yj
haa
eaula Joel aa Bad
The n it I'Uaae. air, will
k u ly a- m poor man who
tiir : auppnrt
The I e:!srrifi 't hy. d j yoa mean
to y oi are ft bl(iiiit
The l,.'it-(), on, air. To rf
thern are tj, iife ot nsy awmlalaw.
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