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TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, NOV. 14, .191.
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Anl tliiwi- m iiii'.liniit.Mwl Hrw
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ii how li.vn I tin lnwl It mi mj irMiti'
I.ikiii ll u. il) ' I'm llll U7
nil.: ki;i.iti: ti:ht.
W at homo have ilnnn nun II tn
fliko life more Hilerilhlfi fur Hie rinl
drrrn we nt-nt tiyeitienp to aliiilleh the
Hun. The khvkii nicnrlen whlrh
lahiireil hii effm-tlvi'-ly to kfp up the
morale of the Ann-Hcaii noliller have
dune a fnm walk ninl ourneil the
lantlnic Knitltllile of both the hoys
ilm fouicht and thrtr HjvI oni who
tajrrtl at rvonip. Thfy hn lMen pn
ahlecl tn ilu thin hwaiioo of Hie llhrr.
Illy with whli'h civilian have ron
trlhutixl 'thn money to pay thn Ulla.
With nil thn nohlllty of plrrt whkrh
Itnmp.lrd thoumndn of hrnevolenl
grnl to carry a mraaure of tn
comforti of honvn to tha boya In
ramp and trench and u ahlelrl thmn
from their worst enemy, hottiealrk
nena, and Imve guariled 1hetn from
Ihe many temptation to whlrh the
Midler of pivat nnr naa wont to fall
an oaoy prey, yet all of lhl would
' have lieen ImpoivrihU of cferutlon !
wfthotit the fltiaticea, Now that
pen re In In awcht, we will make a
m Intake If we give 1pm Hheralty Hum
before. The need la not only a
rreat, hut protwitily ureal er.
Patriotic fervor and the love of
the heroic will lona auiitaln a nohle
ph-lt In the hunuin brenat, but not
for alwuya. With the reexatj.m of
flKhtlnic the flumour of warfare will
be lout. Thore la no longer thn In
rentlve thut they may do RTent Ihlnun
and win the reaped and rrutltude of
a nation anal of their dnnr otiea nt
home. They will no longer he fluht.
Inir to prevent the brtrharlun from1
lmpnalnir hla ruthlpaa will upon un
unwllllnic world. ' Nuturally they
cannot he expectnU to he auatnlned
by the aame noble motive aa when
they were irolnn over the lop to meet
the enemy. They have before them
now a work cut out. Juat na tiena
snry to thn real winning of the war
ait carrying a loin, bif a work shorn
of the roniancn and glamour of but
tle. Kven more than ever before
muet the tedJiitn and hardehlp of the
future ahead tho American urniy be
relieved and KliHirlfled by the work
of the lteil Oroim nnd kindred ntcen
rle. Thin, then, la the loRon to lanr In
nilml. Int not the apparent near
noaa of peace blind ua to the tirpcent
tieeisvalty of keeping theae agenclna In
a ntate of aupreme df flolenry. The
aoldler now la more liable than be
fore to jret tired nnd discontented
and homralrk; he In more liable to
eek thtine enJo me nn whlrh Injure
him an a man anil Incnpiu ltate him
an a noliller We want a power to
tnnd hetween him .ind dlatxter, to
i
keep up his courtufe and make him
feel that he In working for a grate
ful nation ami a people mindful of
hm welfare. Instead of reducing our
financial help, we tnunt 1iK down In
our pot'ketn dra-per than before. The
'war work campaign KU'ee you the
invitation mid the opportunity to
end cheer and comfort to tho boyn
who miiHt Mt ill 'liold the fort" after
the irunn are llenced.
NOT llS('(II K(,i;il.
lieiHihltiviiin of oklahnmti a re-dm-:i
ppi'inted. of (ourxe. over the rentilt
of the election in this mate, hut are
not illHrournired rhey are going to
keep pegging :iw u until the votem
throw off the vh.-nl.i.s of partKin
prejudice nnd driv.- the p. .lineal ma
chine out of. i t .-. tnirem-litn. ntn. In
every election t.ie republican lime
added to tin if 'iiimnri'Ml n'.rongth
and we conf.detit'y i npe. t vMnry to
finally come
One of the d iff ..-nine l H,n
that no many of our cttizena who are
naturally republicans hive heen
afraW to ntiow their colors, l.,,: ,.
they are bogmtvig to aii over n,;,
fear. Many of them on eomlti t,,
the state aJlle.1 themselves i;n ihe
democratic party for ImninesM re.,,
one, bug they are gradually re.ihr.
ng ht H did not buy them any
thing-, and by tho tlma the next Hint,,
lection roUl around" they will be
iBOT nre dlnooin,l to aeert
thomaelvea.
Orraalaatlon work nhould not be
.if.fll the next
l;g. I' lllO'lId
I iv ..r'li, and
then when n campaign oi'.-i.ri w
will
be rca.ly for II II wii no? I.o I'.tu;
before wo have a pri-cdenl ' il dei
linn. Those In ail'hoti.'v In the .:n'v
KlinuM I. 'i.;In in i . r for M nut
Kl-I'lflir I'li'l l.HM:L:!V ill II Villi
finally win, rw-n in 1 i k I i h "in i
allowed -o adjourn
' a m n 11,11.1 .1 :i
enuuiiue from lluw
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III II. HIM. llS I ll'll.li i,.r
'Clio rcpoM fe.i-ned yi-Hi. I'liy ihai .1
tjii' i i'M rlifhinK piaee.l mi building .
and building Innwrmj aie In l.e .il .
nfii e 1 '-noil i d w;ui good low '"'il
Tlj.l nl Hi-Vrrnl lii'itllliH
in Imilihriar rniiU'rlHl hint itm
If ili-IM
prm
iii-,ill hdIIiIhk IhiI fil Ktf.iilv in IN'1
l.imt. iImw i. ii ili"ir ciii'.lnti in In "i
ui ititiri, 1 1. hii rn m ;itil i ' i r.Mn,
.ifiil 1 1 1 1 1 1 I r l4 i.f trtu liti m .in.l
KuiM'TH I. t v i IHirr tiff ii fiiit .f w ni it
nf filliH'lll-i t 1il.if Hi IiIIhT lll.fM. v
M inv lnri!" liulllli.!M Imvf In ' ti !.
.'i irnliriK iin'inniili'K-.l f'.r lm h i.l : v
ih.iliTL.1, .iinl Iiiiii'Im'iIh nl i r.i tin
i nritrm ti-'l tor cotilil n-i' Ii nt'ift. .
In HIM.- i.f iif 'nl frriftif lil H"Mr;i ti
MT I 1 1
Tlif r' Miitiili'ii'ii .f 'ln linil'liiiX
Iiiiiki will inlhcti 1liitik ri'iii r- I
ally ii, tli in r,'y
AmiTl'V mulllarv army Tin
YiMitiic Menu (Miflttnin iiwu'li'ihii
YiMinir Wmtiefi'H 1 'hrlntlaii .n.uuli
Hon; N.illnniil ('.ithiille War 1'1'niiiiil
Ji'Uldi Welfare l.o.ird; War
'"immunily eerviee. Amerli
lirarv iissni l itlnn : Kalvntinn
The different iliviiUiin.s need
i .imp
in I.l
A ntiv
i ipilp-
ment f..r fill. I service
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The mirent Imll we ktwiw of im the
Wichita Kagle It In miire eoncerrieil
over the eh. Hi m iimhipn i.f commit -tee
In the in nl cougrenn than any
tajier paper In Hie cininrtry. and In
order to add to the yv of tin iirnny
It iti.-i k iM uii a prulitilile Hut to fit Itn
partlriilnr enne of mlsi ry.
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You have probably been Imprewnil
Willi the silen.e of Secriturv Tu
tnulty hIimc the election nwille be
camn definitely nettled There in one
thing you inn nay about the necre
tary, h doen run talk much In thi
face of return when they fire con
trary to hie prcdli'tlntin
An eanteri physician nuya balil
nea In due lo the ime of tobiicyo.
AmtMhln In Ihe face of Hie fact that
the bent haired men In the country
J. Ham Iwl. for Instance - -nri. In
veterate tinera of the weed.
The New York Time euyn that the
election of a republican rnngrean is i
not a repudiation of the administra
tion. No, but what would have been !
aid If a democratic ingreKe had
lieen elected ?
1
Yon will notice that the artiM.il.ee
repeatedly refem to "the alHen and
the ttnltcd Hta.ten." And here we
have been thinking all the time we
were one of the nlllee.
You ehould not get Ihe Idea that
H wna I'realitent Wtlnon'a illplomacy
which canned anme one lo take a shot
at the kalncr In bin fHght to Holland.
, We are mill In doubt on to whether
the re-elcotKin of ('hump Clark Is an
endi'ritctnenl of the riti,lcnl or a
vindication of the speaker.
All thnt In left of the (Icrnuui h.ivy
could easily find iinchoiaga In the
Arkanniin river anywhere betwicn
TiiIsh nnd Muskogee ' "
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I to hot get the Idea, thn.t the terms
of the nrfnlHlloe ubrngate nil nibs of
conservation. There muy eat 1 1 1 he u
shortngn of gun.
We refuae to draw any com hmionn
in In why so many churchm lant
Sunday smellisl of nulphtir nnd brim
iitone. - -
France did nsk for a vote of con
fidence Jn her president. She wan
willing to give Henernl Koch nil the
credit.
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The most prominent figure In tn
day's happening Ik Henernl I'mli,
of France,
him.
I,cl
us all do honor t v
As we understand It.
Is iletoocratK', Tn epile
and Times
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1 I IIS, IN
of the
I 'II I
Slur
While i- cos's a Wlii.'.. lot f keey
th' t.it.le up these ,n. who ever seen
il rich grocer" h.. remembeis
when no home. coin p..';,. w.iiii.n
an oleander ?
j Abe Martin. ji
00 mot ' Tl'v"nM ,
Oklahoma Outbursts.
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trmni-lv kniiti'ii?
I I V I ' 1 1 fit c.-v
t 'l'i . 1 1 mi; In
Wh. li.'lH
fur 1 1,"
nil hulls
mule a
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Why. liM,.,.r-i. the ynuriK man i.n
nrili Mam. inn an iivninr iihIiik
1 "if .1 i,iiin eiine
aiway
.'Ii mi Hie l.ii k
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f hi
uililefHlanillliK. Mn Mill) flKlllfil. Hi
hi an 'irfilniriia .ilv,ii" wdfilwaa m, ; ik-i una, Inu W liy if h)ih
i .1 ,.n f.inliiiK a pifie i.f wuo.l wuiii.l t him, he won Ul titan hpr
Ii ii.kriu n i . "I .Inii'l in iri'l In tin. ,,i,,Ht rpeii4V pliues in town
lln .Inn Init I'll In- ilarnnl If Him, In. irutliful, .M(,i,. ,.Uvea
Hi" (l.inli'.iwi' " 'in.- villane i nylriiiiiiii.nl t,.r ...r.
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in. i
In-
lUl.tf
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! I"'tif of the f.nr K'if,"is 'it the ir! -;
l ite leiki f putty attihule her 111
I lin k in fi.l.iiK a Ktrnlcht or a flush,
and the In f i niiieney nf full hoiineu.
jtn ihe hitHkiiiK nf her vanity mlr-
The e,,l .
i nveii "I thin
woman never
iiHophi r uiilll
been hiinieil
lioKked out.
i the first floor ilis-
hit of WiMlnlM' "A
l.ei niiiin u real pllli
her l.ml emotion, bus
out, her 1.IMI lllllHioU
ami J i r last flltta-
Hon played out
Thi. .official of Ihe South Metho
diHt conference hive ordained that
no pastor ran trifle In mining stock
on the Hide The order caused sev
eral pastors to resign from the con
ference, which leads to the eonclu
slnii that commissions on the sale
of mining stork nre grenter then
Ihe regular Sunday contrihiit Ions.
Snap shots from Ihe Pallas News"
What Inm hen. me of the nld fash
loued graude dame who didn't' know
she could dree up without wearlnir
a watrh and chain'' As a general
thing. On. re In nohodv w h,, huii s n
hill lollirtiir like a fnnr-f lusher, or
a four flusher lll.e a hill collwtor
And soicellmes whet, a youni: iiimii
matrten a w asp-wajsted art rl he gets
stum:. However, it In onlv proper
?hai a titan's hi tter-half should coat
linn two thirds of bin salary Per
sonally ar are pel fertly willing to
tirnsti our teeth In moderation, but
mivi of the tooth paste has too
much pep In It. Til ho t'litiKiir nays
that thu reason she left her last
hoill'diug house was because thev
walili'd her to room with a girl who
thiniKht she. would look swell In nn
underwear advertisement.
Wc Have With Us Today
Minnt. Intanruwi Witk ths Oraat and
Naar Urast, lioai and Abroad.
Corporation eiimmlHnionern. muv
come and go bul .1. II Hyde, "secre
tary i;nes on forever. In fact. Hyde
has heen w ith the commisnion for 1
such a long time thai a great many
persons who haven't kept up with
the changes In the commission's per
sonnel, reward blm as Hie ftmmlH
Hlon It-was wh 'ti the slate capital
wss in tluthrle that .luck Hyde first
lifetime associated with the corpora
tion. Thn late Col. .lack Imve. .1. .1
McAleatlcr and A. P. Wulson com
posed the commission nt that time'
llwle was chini n secretary mull af
ter he went to iiiiihrle and ban held
the place ever since. If yon want
to know something about an oh
score order that wan proinu!i;al.,il bv
Ihe commissi. in in lulu, Hk him He
i an tell you all about it offhand
Never his in official t of the
commissioners escaped his notice and
once he haa noticed it he lemein
bers It.
HYilil Wiis ris-iici ite.I for m inv
years with IMwai l i'. Mi K.iv In
iookitn: after the work of Ihe com
mlesion. Probably no two men In
I'k lull, una are more f. unlit. ir with
Its work than these two men. Mc
Kay rwcntly Went to I'artlesvllle.
where he Is engaged In the nil busi
ness If lly.lc should leave the com
mission It would he a difficult mat
ter to find a man who could fill the
bill as he does He Is in Tulsa for a
couple of d.ivs looking Into some
gas mat tern for the commission.
I
When the government's of fieln ' I
ilvnantilcr conn s lo town. there '
ourhtn't to he such a thinir a a I
good news Mlorv hlowinir up That Is
what happened veMerdav when Fred
Haiti. I'nlted States explosives In
specli.r for I "klahotna. came to Till -si
It looked for a while its If a
e I -t.. threatened but Mr K ilns I
fin alls deemed it expedient not to i
-. 1.. i .e it it tluw time . II.. did sav . I
however, thai ft every district In the I
-t ,t is in as iro.iii condition, ex-
Illusively speakinir. n Ihe Toli ills
trict there would be little need for
,n ip,,s;rs insto'Ctor. whose fan.- i
tioiu are almost i'nlirei- ..r a po
lice character The cred t for this
slate of affair, as regards the Tu'sa
district Im. longs , .lohn .1 l.irkiii.
who has supervision
i in.1 thitii; tnofe Mr. Hains urged I
that pioplc it 1 1 sparingly with their
u.se of platinum. In fact the g"'
ertiniet't teiiuest.s that no platirawi
be used in lewelrv Kvel v hit of It
is needed for war purpose. Now !
Mia' w.i" ' over there is sill! a c l!
for It Whv. the government hutil
said, but previous platinum inslnic-j
ti..i's hiive not been c inclied, I
'I'll.' f.d.ial explosive II! spect or ,
for i i! ihom.i is also In rharg.i of
Sen I;, .hert I. i 'wen's properties. He
liv i in Muskogee.
"T. sieu to tins one Th
a is a goo,
I f on ha pp. ti ' ,
Thud street m the
T i.s.i. and p is.s a
this remark, whv it
he wa'kit'g ai.
vieiivlv of lb
man who dr.
.Hide Asknvv
gool many thousand voteis had live
prlvi'iguof voting for him for the
d'-mootatie nomination for secretary
of state back in IMI. .lust t, show
how neailv be came to I iiid'ng the
j nomination, one more good story I
j would have put bun over s .1 was.
e ran shv last u.-tor.. i tie primarvi
nd as a result .1 I. l.v.m won bv aj
ie It was probah'v last as we'.!1
f..r .Hide for he hasn't been com
pelled to live oi a salary all the.
year. Instead, he ii.is been doing
well in the oil Liisii.es. lie ga!,i-
I d
i "is hick
hoi'ia City
w is la Ta .
rips Tr ,
and f,
ind ii
rth between I kl.l
's i Yesterday h"
re of Ills f't'ii'ietit
i t 't lo- uoo, word.
Wlli'll 11- gO.'S to
alls '.iK'Se v is.ts
w , vi-r. be. mis
"tr.
The Wife.
ISy JAM; PHELP8
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Mix
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htilft4lM That Mollli
lie
Tiiu'hcr.
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U I.Hi, 11,, in,. U Uft(j!il I'.iUn in
''Hie mill wf I,,., .iiten, ude whh nul
lIlllllllllX Wl III IJ.'I-I l,f Ulo lilMMrt-
In VimHj, m.ij., iVM j,,.,, HH ,,f
IlilMHIH-M nlln ll,IK,t HTlm.H Kit
linn. Il'i wilh luiifly, iiriliupiniy iii. u
i I' ll Slif. IiKi iI ti i m , why Bhiiiii ln'l
xt." inako up i hi,,, f,. uij
nnmi.'il i,y marrying M wunian wlm
w.i-. in fay I lie Irani, not i-OMHi-riml .'
It infant uHh him a Jittli. f tier
Hiiie, in ri'turn fur whn ti hIii wii' tii
a . if .kiiiii eVHiiinif, jtfui - ,i, a K,
'limn r. M..I in.' ini i, m wax miii'Ii
tluil llif .u,s,iHt i,f a K,,or ilinner
v.i. i. l, i ,,at l ei nntlmiK, WXN wfli otnu
iven win n a rtlil n nt iiIm, rnoan llm
I'Mlity nf l,n ,ir InnklUK fflluw lm
l.l.i .
Il Mei.fui'il i MoHie ilmt Hi fault
i 11.ii.11 i , K,i, H. Win, rnuliln t
i ret iilon will, am i, a luv an Itrian?
(All In. am. fit i,r wan nympalliy uml
Ui i.'i thai tn lie found mirth ,.f V ,sl.
1 1 . .-1 n .s.uare. In thu villai(e thev
know everyone, it wan rather Jolly
to show ihem that Hrsn had Iirnt for
goHcfi her entirely, nlmply because
ho had married I plow n aim acan.-cly
ever saw anyone whom Hhe knew,
and Hii.ni bad not explained to her
thut thai wan the rnuwn ho eo often
itopi.sed leaving the village purllcue.
Mollln had gradually urged I'j-lan
to tell her of hla bunlneen. Hlio wan
amhiiious. siie told him Hhe was
ambition fnr him. Hhe miuln him
proimae to win k hard, to Htudy
whenever he could. Hh even went no
far. In her ultempt to encourage hlin
to greater effoit aa to offer lo read
dry law luniks out Imul wlUi blm
when he complained he couldn't fix
hia mind upon what iwa rtM.1 after
5 o'rlia k.
"Temperiiinent, llriaai. TJia In wrliat
your wife dui-n't undertatand In you.
and I do It Is one reuMim you like
to roine ilna n hei e "
Hrlan laughed The tlvought of tem
peramont In connection with llulh'M
ciMiventionullty, was amnnlng
"Then, too " Mnllle went on. "she'
luid no iiiiji-Ii, that poverty in n Hurt
of night mai n to hur. That 'a the reu
.n she went to work. I Imagine.
While you and I have seen nothing
but poverty, en have become accus
tomed to it. We have learned not to
hunker after the flenli poln. a. ex
pressed In expensive, furniture and
fat'hlntialile clothes - In exotic flow
ers for the tn Mo, and expert conk m
the kitchen. The two worlds are a
far inp u t an the poles. Hi Ian."
"I like tho old world best," he re
torled. neither of tiieni appreciating
they were talking Insidious propa
ganda. I'lopagauda tending tn break
up a home.
"Frankly. do I. It seems to mn
we get more out of life when we nre
not wrapt up in convention. It doesn't
lake much to make um huppy, and "
"A loaf trf bread und thou," Hrian
iiioln, ilreamlly.
"Half a loaf sometimea," Mollln
returned.
"!s:iv', Mollle, I need a eileuogru
pher. I use I'lnrk n now, hut It look
better to have one of my own. N' 1 1
lon't knovv of Momeone could get
1 i ume to mo for part of the day. do
I )"U 7 !oiiieo!ie who wouldu t want a
I big salary?" ,,
"How would I do. P.rian? T am a
I good typist nnd can type verv fj,M.
My ntenogr:iihv In hum. Hut If vour
letters were well written, I h.uld
I hm k Hint might do for now If you
don't talk too fast. I can take them
on the machine netirly an fast an you
dictate." Then, "Why hnven't you
leaiueil to type them youmelf, you
lury hoy'"
It would he aw'fully Jolly having
you in the office, Mollle, hut I am
afraid I shouldn't get any work done.
I I'd he thinking of you all the time,
i That isn't a had idea of yours atwmt
lei ruing to use a typewriter myself,
j It w ould save ami make me Inde
pendent .i m I tell you wh it I'll do
I , on teai-h me to use the machine I'll
I . on e here " lie had a feelimj'thii:
Uoth might object tu Molhe In In
office
I "Vou'd he a long time learning,
jthat way. Hi Ian. You could only come
I when you were u gran widower."
j "I'd lllte to know why I could not
j go tu an evening school if I wished
I l,i Tiuth will lie pleased that I am
.'iuxi"un to do s,ni.'lhlliir I
i work no matter whut it
push mv
Mollle siiijlcd a little. it'Hcrut.ible
Htm lie. She Had sn'iiaed at once that
nriaii nan no l.ica or teiung i;uni
that her np irtmcnt was to he Ihe
fi ll. millions,, in w hlch he was to learn
1,1 ,ls'' typewriter.
omen are natunilly vary am
bitious for those they love, Hut--"
"I'on't v. hi begin to talk that wav,
too' Husine.sH success Isn't every -thing
A good, comfortable hine
iiican.s us iiiin h to a man a.s a sit
cc-st'nl le i-dufss. At least It doe to
mono men " '
"I'oor Hrian" a ill Mollle'a lips
.In at brushed bin rliwk a he bent
uml kit. scd lii'i' good nlghl.
Tomorrow K.nh lielurti. P.r.an
Meciai 1 lor in the S allon
i lirifc'IM tills li.wfr Mill. V ..liii I
Horoscope
Thursbiv, November II, IBIS.
( ('opynirM to t.'i' Vtrl'hiri. N'.pa.sT sj r-ihi-.ll..
I
This Is a day of conflicting in
fluences, according to ustrologv.
K irlv In the morning the Sun is
in benefit- aspect and Franus is j
frien.llv. but Inter In the day Nep
tune acd .Mars ate adverse
For the next fortnight many ob- !
stacles may be encountered by our
armies for weather condition will
not In- favorable, but they have the
forecast of surprising events that are
all (inost fortunate.
In the morning on this day tho
sway Is fortunate' for all who seek
a hearing concerning any Invention,
plan or personal ambition
It Is a first rate planetary gov
en -ment under which tb seek posi
tions or to obtain employment.
All the Influences appear to en
courace a c'e.ir msicht where world
problems are concerned. The presi
dent and congress are subject to a
.1 motion of the stars making for
Iiber.it
action that
wisely ill-
ted
It is n.,1 a
of traveling
on the land
I 'h sn i. ins
lucky day for any sort
as there Is a menace
is well as on the sea.
and surgeon should
safeguard their
health and conserve
is It would aiipe ir
their Mretigth a.
thev it to have extraordinary do.
mauds -node upon tbetn
inti Ig'i'.s and .secret plots will be
! inn nwri .1 liefnrn thn new year '
I whi-ti jnilifmri wi'hln Hie Knvern-
i Illfcllt hcrvlft' will M HK'IHI HUM-'
' pfeteil.
I A winter 1I..1I w ill lie a yrVTK !
tp"t is ,riitiiiHtii'iiti-'l ninl It Im Iiii-I
' peratui . the i-eers ilei'lare, thai men ,
.mil niiini 1, .Innil'l iivnnl talking.
' alxiiit tr.iMl.li'M. pirliftn!,' ami im!
pleaNant i ipt i leni -on TIih weather i
i Im likely t,, l. ( Inn Ken hie and 111-
I fH f In. I V he preva If lit j
The ilejitli nf a f.imiiiiit woman I ;
, fnre.li.'iiliiwe'l as mie nf the Migns j
of the p.'ir-HIHK 'I":i '
I KiMkIihih iri.ulil.'S anil nprlHiiips '
I In 1 1 1 1 1 1 a are pr'iliiteil hut thev will'
I tint Ih! far rearlnni; In their effprt
1 I'lThiuiH whiMf birtlulite It
Is have
the fiii'i'i .'ihI nf iAjiti'sk and prim
perlty In the eoinlnir year They
, ihniilil be very dim reft In their
I den Iimks with others.
t'hlldren I, urn mi thin day are
Mk'ly tn Im p. .pillar and reHpeeted
They may he rilher ranh ami llalili'
tn aifiilenli
Tales of the
j Friendly Forest j
"III, ha'" ehotited Old Man Wea
Hfl again, as he ran toward the two
little milium, who 1 told you In the
last story bad run the I.uckymobile
light into a Kreat big steel trop.
"lib, dear me' Now we're, goners!"
said tb" oil gentleman rat, lilt, and
he wiped his ens with his blue silk
polkadot h indkerchlef and thought
how- dreadful it would be, after he
was dead and gone, to have Hid Man
V'i.i,M..I u .. . r Lis i.l.l u.-e,l ,1 I n r uli.ve-
Riipe hat
"Tolie hoi, I of the Huffalo Hohe,"
whlspere-l luiiv llunny, "and help me
drop It iivi r iil.l Man Weasel when
he gets close enough to the Iiicky
nioblle '" Well, this sort of cheered
up the old gentleman rabbit, and
when the wicked weasel wan Just go
ing to get inside, the two little rab
bits dropped the big Huffalo Kobe
right on top of hlin. and then Hilly
Hiinny, quicker than a wink, drove
wooden peg In the four corners of
the robe so that thn wltked weasel
couldn't even squeero out.
"Ha. ha. ho, ho!" said Hilly llunny.
and he poked the lumpy part of the
Huffalo Hohe with the end of hi
popgun, for the lurnpy part wan Old
Man Weasel, you see. And every
time J ild Man Weasel crawled to an.
otln r pi ii e. Hilly Kunny poked blm
a little harder, n-i after a while, the
wicked vvea.sel kupt perfectly still.
And then l'ncln Lucky got out thf
monkey wrench and the screw driver
and by and by he managed to get
the l.urkymublle out of the steel
trap.
"I hate to leave that nice Huffalo
Holm." said tho old gefctleman rab
bit, "but what can we do?"
"S-e. h!" whlaipered the llltle rab
bit, and then he took a long rope and
tied one end to the Huffalo Kobe arul
then he tied the other ond to the
I.uckymoblli! and then the two little
rabbits got In and rode off, and after
they had gone maybe a mile or a
little less, the rope tightened up and
gave a terrible Jerk, and the I.ucky
mobile almost stopped, und then It
plunged forward ugaln.
So Hilly llunny pulled th robe In
as f ist n he could while, the Lueky
mohlle kept on going, and after two
hour and forty-nine minutes njne
hundred and sixty-seven seconds he
came to the end, yhtch was tied to
the Huffalo Robe, and then he pulled
the Huffalo Itobe, which wan pretty
dirty bv that time, into the I.ucl'mo
bile. "Well. I guess thnt was. the onlv
thing to do.' said I'nrle I.ucky. "hut
it's too bad ihat Old Man Weasel In
free again, for there's no telling
when he'll get tin Into another
scrape,"
"Ion't worry. I'nole I.ucky." aild
Hill llunny. "and don't go to the
bridge unless you want to cross It."
and prctlv soon after that they came
lo th t'id Mtrler Patch where Mrs.
Hunny had a nice carrot stew stevm
tng hot and lettuce salad and baked
lollvpops and lots more nice thing
which I haven't room to mention In
this atory.
Little icnny'a Notebook.
S r?
Pop was reading tip In the setting
room after nupplr. and I was laving
on the floor with my books thinking;
nhoSit dlffrent things Inclooditig do-
Ing my homework and I herd yelling
outside like fellows hav ing fun. me :
thinking. 1, I wonder If enythlng
will happln If I dont knovv tisav lee-'
sin toniorro? And I got up nnd!
opened the setting room door and j
started to go down stairs nnd pop j
'd. penny. j
Sir1? 1 'il. nnd pop nod. Wat the i
Ideer of leev ing lne sitting beer In .1
terrifick ilraft : Meenlng vvy di.lent I
close the door Rgen. Wich I started
to do, pop Having, And please re-
member that although politeniss I i
the golden band that hold slsslety
together, hereafter It will not be
neces-sory fnr you to wate for a for
mal Invitation before reternlnk a
door to Us original position on enter
ing nnd leeving a room.
Yes sir. I sod. And I went down
stnirM nnd out and the fellow yelled'
at me. Hay. Heunv. d:.l you bring
vour hall with you" Wlch I started
to go back and get il. and 1 ran up
stair) J nt a time and opened the
setting room door nnd run In, pop
wiving. I lung It to blaren, vvat did I
tet get finished telling you about
that door" Meening I dident close it
ngen. and I "ed, I was going rite out
ngeti, pop ;
of all the meny poor reasons for
not i losing a door, that ahsllootlv t
ihe werst. do v. n vvunt me tu catch
noomuni.t '.' w'd pop.
Yes sit . no sir. I sedv And 1 closed '
il and started to look for the hall. t
Hot finding 1! and thinking. M y he lt.1
up in my room. And I went up to see. j
jest remembering tu close the setting j
rooni door In lime, and t wasent up ,
there so I went down to the setting
room agen, pop saying. This Is the
last straw, nbsllootely the last, me
having forgot the loor ngen, nnd Ii
quick shut It. saying, H, pop. I was'
going rile out agen. I
Wat that? Kepeat that assernine ;
assertion if you dare, sed pop. Wtch I
1 tlldiit dare, and after a wile 1
found the hall behind the clock on,
account of having put it there so I
would remember ware it was. and I '
was running down stair agen with .
It. and I herd pop calling, Kenny.
Kenny, and I thawt. (I Wtzx. I Went;
and dident do it agen. And pop made1
me come back and close it and stay '
In. me doing my leestn after all. '
niflvhe being a good thing for me i!
did. i
'I'enrricM 191 Oisir-e Matthew tilami 1
Sometimes a man spends so much '
money foolishly people agree that:
lie's a fool
MUST NOT FORGET i
DEBT TO SOLDIERS:
I Iks St tul ih ill to MenilXTslilp Not
In .Vi'Klit t Suli-y rlptlim to tli
Har W ork uniplrn.
Anionic tin; nnpealH to Amerlean
'"npte fur partlrtpatiim 1n the unileil
war work lainpaiKn U that went oui
y thn KlkH to their niomherahip.
I'liaracteiUitic of their roininiiniia.
ilium' to one another In the JimIkb, It
1 "tralKht from thn nhoulder, lettin
. 1 1
icli man know what his obligation
Following- l the loiter received
by every members of the Klks lodge:
1'i.ir Krother Klks:
l"ok in that pigeon-hole mnrked
"lieisonal" In- your desk and n
vMiei her there Is not an unpaid bill
for the current month there.
, ou say there Isn't?
IwMik again, with your rnlnd'H eye
on Sedan and tho .Me use. where
tn""' than a million Americans have
been pounding out permanent peace.
I'un'i Jou owe Iheui eumething'.'
ur fraternity hiu a servico flag
containing thousands of slurs, but
many of us hav e haii to stny behind.
And every man who stays owes a
heavy debt to his neighbors in the
fx. fd. Honor) forced of our oountry.
To liquidate our Indebtedness we
munt do everything within our power
to make the men contented and 'nip
py In France, or wherever the war
bus taken them.
You can iiayiyoiir debt the week of
November I 1th by going ajown deep
in Ihe old hank roll and subscribing
lo Ihe very limit of your ability lo
the united war work campaign.
You know what It Is seven great
organizational. Y. M. '. A . Y. W. I.'.
A . Knights of Columbus- War Camp
' 'on i m u ii it y servfee, American Li
brary awoiHutlon, Jewish Welfare
board und the Salvation army have
Joined forced to raise a budget of
millions of atollam to carry on their
work with the troops.
rYom the time a boy is inducted
Into the army the loving hand.s of
one or more of these organlzat.onn
im watching him and helping him.
The united war work campaign
a big brother niovemeut. It tnukea
for good morale. It provides the
cheer-up note. It is the last link
between home and the trenches.
ilvery man who haa jrold and
wears clti.fiie' clothes I in debt. If
the debt Isn't mUled and pawl, ton
asnence, a stern old note shaver, will
take hla toll of you after the war la
over
.vjhI by the way, don't forget that
that enormous campaign fund will
be needed more than ever now that
peace I in sight. It will require
morn than a year to get our men
homo. We must amuse and enter
tiiln Hum -keep them busy when
there Is no fighting to do eo they'll
steer caear of temptation.
The record of the Klks' fraternity
for benevolent and proteotivo work
Is world famous. Thero Is some
thing of benevolence, suinething of
protection In lh,s united war work
ldea--t)ut. honeetly. brother, ixa 1
mostly Jus! plain debt that you and 1
owe.
The Klks of Oklahoma are going
to lo a factor in putting over this
oampH'Kn. Kuch Klk I reipietMed
to report to h;s local chairman and
offer hit services to the end that
there will be no slacker in the It. 1".
O. Klks.
SKIATOOK HITS 'QUOTA;
OVER WITH SURPLUS
Sklntnok, as usual, delivered the
goods when called on for war work.
Yesterday, reports from there tiiirl
Ihat they had raised St. I ."i 7. H9. or
more than 11,001) over their quota.
"Where can you match a com
munity like Sklatook." snid Clark
Meld, drrcctor of the campaign.
"Isn't jjiat. a wonderful record?
Such spirit is certainly a credit -to
Tulsa county and the state. They
have the most wonderful war or
ganization there of any Oklahoma
I city, and any place could 5opy t
and get resulls
Culture's Coadjutor.
' "What an nir of well-bred
young Newrlch has."
"Yes. but tie was naturally
begin with."
repose
Itiaty td
Tin- Inltcsl War
Work Activities
Ntx-ds and Counts
on Your Help.
Under (he Jenkins
-Wc sell far more pianos than any store in the Southwest, nnd
we can be content with smaller profit. on each piano, llesides,
we pay no commission to any one, for a commission iilvrays
cornea out of the customer's pocket.
Forty years of straight business In the Southwest, during
which scores of other dealers have come and gone, has earned
Us the coiifldi nee of the public.
Our History is n History of promises fulfilled and satisfied
customers.
In selecting your Christina. piano, we offer you the best line
in the l ulled State and pledge you that each Is tho beet in the
tinted States at its price.
STFIXW W, Standard
of the World
I'.VMOI S WfrJlKU
STUCK ,'
VOSK
Ivl KTMANN
U DWIl.
J'.STKY
Wo nre also factory
Piano, the genuine
BILL HOHENZOLLERN DEAD?
STORY IS EXAGGERATED
(irapevine dispatches, evidently
emanating from some admiral or I
from bueket-ahvp wires, carried the ,
Miartllmr information yesterday that ,
William Hohenzollern, formerly of,
Berlin, niv a gumt of tho Dutch.
I government had been shot ninl ,
killed. The detail carried by the,
dmpiutch were that he waa not only I
shot, but shot 14 llmea. I
The World phones were called all i
afternoon for confirmation of the I
story, and Jn the absence, of any con
firmation, the story waa denied. So
far aa the World knows, Mr. Jlohen.
zollern la alive and well, and prob
ably enjoying hlmeelf.
PRESIDENT'S DAUGHTER j
RECEIVES WARM GREETING;
NANCY, Nov. 13 (Hava) Mis
Margaret Wilson, daughter of Presi
dent Wilson, arrived here yesterday
fhe waa received by the prefect of
the city and later visited the French
and American hospitals.
In the evening Ml"" Wilson sang
at a concert given at the Y M. ( A.
Her songs w,cre received with great
enthirMtanm and she woa the recip
ient of numerous bouquets.
On leaving Jhe city hull Miss Wil
son waa warmly acclaimed by tho
poople.
HAPSBURGS BECOME PLAIN
CITIZENS ANfr TAKE OATH
PICUNK. Switzerland, Nov. 12
Budapest newspapers contain detail
of n remarkable ceremony In which
Archduke Josef of Austria and hi"
son. Josef Francis, took oath to th
Hungarian constitution a simple
Hungarian cltixens named Hnps
burg. The newspaper also ssy thnt
tho little principality of Liechtenstein
of 10.000 Inhabitants, situated on the
Swiss eastern frontier, haa alio had
a revolution. The Prince of Lleh
tensteln was forced to leave the
. I country. He was superseded by
Doctor Bitter, a lawyer ot Inns
bruck. Would lamlsh HuHty.
COPKNUAOEN. Tuesduy. Nov. l.'.l
The new Havarlnn government ha i
sent mesHage to President "Wilson
through Switzerland expressing It
fears that the armistice terma will
bring rhu,i.) to the disordered young,
republic and requesting that fjreat
Hrltnln, France and Italy be asked to
punish the guilty. The message adds
that the Herman autocracy and mil
itary party do not deserve mercy.
Twenty VcmcL Icllvcrvd.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 13 Twenty
vessels, toluling 101.000 deadweight
tons, were delivered to the I'nlted
Rates shipping board from Ameri
can shipyards during the first week
ot November. This Is the greatest
number of completed ship delivered
In any week ond brings the grand to.
till of completed veswels to CO".
Claims (Jovcmmetit Iiotctlon.
COI-'ENIIAGKN. Tuesday. Nov. 1.1.
The Iik'tl An7.eiger of Herlin n
nnuncea that It ha obtained the pro.
tectlon of the government against
the Spartacus group which seized the
newspaper nnd renamed It thn Hed
Ranner, According to a dispatch from
Herlin. The Inikal Anzeiger has re
sumed Its old title,
Sago W ill Filed.
NKW YOliK, Nov. 13. The will Of
Mrs. Margaret Olivia Sage, who was
the widow of Kussell Sage, was filed
for probate today, disponing of an
I estate va'ued at about ISO. 000. 000.
Of this M.OOO.OOO Is bequeathed to
tyer brother, Joseph Slocnm.
As It Sernw to Them.
Among the answers to questions
at a school examination appeared
thn following:
"flross lanorance I 144 times a
bad as just ordinary ignorance."
"Anchorite 1 nn old-fashioned
hermit sort of n fellow who has
anchored himself to one place."
"The liver I nn Infernal organ."
"Vacuum Is nothing with the afr
sucked out of It put In a pickle bot
tleit I very hard to get."
In
New York
and in
Tulsa
In New York you will find STK1N
WAY. VOSK, K1KTZMANN, and
amorg scores f good planus, the
world-renowned In seiiinue stores. In
Tul.su you will find all these great
makes In one store thir Store.
Not ohly that, but you will find
each of these pianos priced at the ,
lowest possible price it can be bought
In the I'nlted States.
Plan
the prlco you pay 1 the
lowest price anyone
puys.
SlIONIN'f.m
STIUCII iKKlOIiKR
II A R WOOD
FI-HI'IIN
KIiOMAN MORI)
and an Kmg all thew the
worlil-rciMiwnixl
tllirKEKINti
distributors for the wonderful Duo Art
Pianola and the Aeolian Player Piano.
CALXi OH WIUTE
417 S. MAIN
Phones 3133-3134
A. J. CRIPE, Mgr.
You Can
Save
Many
Dollars
by walking
few blocks to the
For Things
Y6u Need
Vc arc only two l, .. , ,a,
of tho new High . h .
Heavy wool nnp IH u U- f t'i
sixes; plaid, whites C" ("
or grays; eiu-h t),J,)
Large heavy grnv l '
"0x80; blue or pink C") mr
horder O'j.OU
Bathrobe Ttlnnkeis I
enough to make a f i i
r g
robe; all colors with (! 4 it)
cord to match O I 5-i
Paby Blankets; plr.k - Ma...
with kindergarten Q j f)
figures , O 1 ,mi)
Gray Pl.mket fur hn.'ret.'a
45x6 81.99
I-arge. heavy cr.iv Iiii.: n
nap; blue, pink nnd (J
S1.93
tan plaid
Pure white lla'-y
.10 Inches wide;
yard
' 39c
Outing Flannels In wi lt.' ' l,t
color anil good he-ivy f
30c
grays; yard
Canton Flannels; pn-
37 Inches wide;
yard
33c
Fleece - lined Kim "tl" f-.th
and duckling fleeci
yard
33c
SaCc discount on Sii
P.rnadiioth dress f.tr
this week
l.:-. Serge
f 1.50 Serge (
tlH.,
$t
. . l Ml
. . I DO
'-' 00 Serge
t 2 SO Serge
$3.nn Serge
ti Serge and P.roti.l.-' ch .! '
$6 Serge o"nd Hroaileloth i :.0
Chiffon Velvet S
all colors, 45 Inches
S4.30
wide; yard . .
New arrival In Satin I'm
36 Inches wide; Q) 9"
yard v -. a)
40-Inch Crepe do Chine,: 1"
colors Q1 ",?
yard J I a I )
Boys' Overcoat 11ml Macki
naw", 'j price. Mark'il in
plain figiircs, H Off
$7.00 Coats .
St.. Ml
..". nn
110.00 Coat .
Women's Conls, In all th" 1
fabrics, velours, broad i '
plushes. I.vnns velvet-,
beaver cloths, U. '.:. C
119, $"10, $3S tn Oe
Iluy Tnbogc.in Cap f r ') "
children before Ua.-v at
gone. We have extra ,"tA
good ones for tVlv
Scarf Sets for tlie .
slst nf scarf and cap:
or.' $1.50. $L',i" Q9 9
and 0 tmt'l
Children's Coal. .
Marked In plain ficur.
your own disfiint Tl
a child's cent very m 1
Indeed.
Hoys' nnd Ciirls' l'i , oti
Suit; nil sizes. ...
1 nf
89c
. . 1
Women's heavy flee
Fnlnn Suit,
pneh
S2.00
Women's pure l.ib- 1
black or colors lieg iM:' j 1
ar extra sizes; pair ., 's'V.
Children's School II,'"'
narrow rihh '.l, I" '
mercerized. :l"c. :'."'. J
40c and
Phono 76 for nntihii r v 1
may need nnd wc will 'I ;
It to you promptly I 1
Tulsa
Garment
Factory
E. Seventh & Kencs'n
TULSA !
uAlEIT
FACTORY
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