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Trunbli'N urn not All ovor iMwniian
thu wiir In noiir'llii ftid. Tlipro will
t'ii many mUiiUm-nl of 1I.iIIa nl
fcnnonilp rTuiiBlriiiMlon" for whlrh
llirrn an- nA' prii-olnlJI rruanling
i llhor "I.- or -m II y. TIimm" will
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i iHinnii n vaIi.iI tn iilrtntn will not
lii rii.y lu fiirmro up In rrifnn'.
myn Ihn New York TnnM.
In lliiim" Imuhlfil wnlur tho npru
lulom In "gmtiU Bii'l ' rvi'"
tihoulil no! Ii Hllnwnd to Hoik their
profit ni the nrnrA rot uny mora
tliim In ernirity p"rulatlon.
Tho oMTNlKht nf nnrnxovrrnnn-ntBl
i llvni-ri ilmulil n.l hn nonn ii prrn
tlrnblr. but not mull it in nwiurrrl tlit
no niu h undorplrHblr rompMltlvp. e.
llvitirn bn mnrkril thi britlnnlnn of
th wh r phill obmriii t llin lir(rlnnlnP
of prar. In Ihiit irnrM there nr
prlorltlrn of ilrmandn of jronili anil
unrvlreg whh h nhouM "rvil In
lhlr turn, In tlm opinion qf Uiom
not roncirnrd wllh tlm profit or t,he
lom tif th" Inmlnom ilnnc !n the
revuriiinn of the marhtne whleh
Wfin dlartrd with no iniirh dlfflrulfy
II will rrmnln true that thorp In
irrratnl pprd of control linn th
umallrr lntrrt thnn the Inr. Mr.
Hoover mw more rlenrly than th
nSfin In the utreet how tho tiae ol
one ifponnfnl of miimr Inatead of lw
enlarged the rippllea for our for
elim friends If amnllrr Intereala hnrt)
the forealght and Intelllirenee of the
lanrer they would have equal eelf
control, and would auhmit enuallv to
pnhllr enntrol. nut It cannot he auld
that they hav rtemonatnited mioh
niiAllMi-i In the reeent pajt. and they
nhnuld not now be allowed to repeat
the mleiakeiJmBde by even the irreat
eet lnteret further buck.
The return of normal condition of
freedom of ernnomlc action la i?reillv
to be desire,! ftt the earlet moinent,
but not prematurely. The Imputleni-e
which would ek to revlno or over
rule natlnnaj control In lorul Intercut
It not perml.able, and has some
thing of pernicious nrtJvlty about It.
The problem of miplylnR the world's
needs la International, and only our
national anthorlty Is fitted to co
operate with other nMlons. The coal,
food and clolblna; problems are
among thoee which are worldwide
They must b solved before enter
prise In meetlnn the appetlie for
nonee;;entlals Is allowed fire play
It Is a happy ehnnce that there i-tH'i
the machinery which It would be
neeewmry otherwise to crenie unilor
Jlsndvantaea.
smi nin Mm-. r
These nre dayw when evervone la j j
of maVtng German pay nnd meting
of making rjernmny pay and meeting
out a fitting punishment. The pre
vailing Idea seems to he to strike
her commercially, nn.l In this re
spect there Is nothing, unreasonable
m the TtrlMsh eontcnllon that f!er
jfnajiy should be required to replace
at once every llrltlsh merchant ves
sel fhM that the T'. hunts have sunk
during the wnr. Ind-cd, the absolute
Jostlce of Ttrltain's el.ittn must be
denrly evident to every American,
and It Is hajr)ly to be Imagined that
tire United Btates delegates at the
peAC conference will oppose this
Just demand.
Not to compel Germany to give
hip for ship would he to permit
this outlaw nation tn profit r,y nn
nrn wrong. For (Jermany's purpose
tn sinking llrltlsh ships was not al
together to win the war, but In part
to cripple P.rltish commerce nft.r
the. war. When unrestricted sub.
marine warfare w-os declared the
Germans , were confident that t hoy
were going to win. They helieve.i
they yfboM get hack their merchant
I lie vt .1 1'n I ll't
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ii mill iri the
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rif eourw, the "leds- In fermany
are sever.il I,,,,, al,r, f ,,, ..rnva,
purple," vet w, f,.,IP IUry nrn n()(
nl.li. to i-Hlabl,,., t. r,,rn, ,lf ,..
rrriiiient w.-. .,v,.r .,., ,t,k (Jr
many oiiKlit lo have.
New Voik (leiuiM rala declare that
Ibe, time when Willi.,,, Je,,,,,,,.
Hryiin. or anybody el., ,., Brjlrr
Hie counlry wiih the cry of -Tammany
ba Ron. where ihn wood
bine twlneth and the s-inahoo baa the
tolMHtllllN.
The riottston Poet. In ertm funn 1 1 n .. i
firei iifiiiniiiiii i' ,it
. Ik. T,,,., . . . I If -till alive in this e'ale It will be
on the Tens supreme court derision. t , f,f,ncial inleieKt t report
aaya It Is eo dry In Houston tbali"' head.ni.iri ers of the Roes
when tho wnalierwoman lifts a shirt l'""'" ' ""K'""
from theasi,dsshe ha to dust It off.
before Ironing It.
In accordant with general con
servation, says the Wall Street
Journal. Russians are trying to limit
themselves to one revolution nl a
time.
The average cltlnen. thinks the
Chicago News, would hear with
equanimity the threatened scarcity
of golf balls If somebody would put
more hen eggs In circulation.
Nome of our southern collnn grow,
era are now sorry I hey did not let
the president fix the price of cotton.
They did not expect the war to end
for another year nr two.
The Wichita Iteacon Is Inclined to
believe that the kaiser purpnsMv
waited until the day the Michigan
eenntorl.il result was definitely set
tled. When Kaiser Hill finally,, started
for the Internment camp Iri Holland
he took all the short cuts Tfe did
'ml wait to bid "Iin armv" farewell
either
The nklahoman evems to think
the onlv way It can maintain Its
standing as a d-mocrnll,- paper Is
to take a dilly whsrk at the colonel.
The old fashioned Herman who
need tn hoch dor kil'er now has s
son who wints to rock him. nys the
Paltns News
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Justice to ilcrrmnv, ef course,
but only the kind that will be Justi.-e
to thnso who have suffered nt h-r
hands.
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We arc not disposed lo iidmlt that
the war Is over until a !s cent beef
Kti'tik Is marked down lo t? cents
I
ritir democratic friends a- nmin 1
willing tA admit that Maine Is t heir
hood'iu.
I
Abe Martin.
Cn,irs th' feller lh,. ...IL-. II.
ii.k-fces: ui-iiui sett. ill w.tli lh
user
o v ri, ev it li ij il C y
till Which Is lh' e.
purtv Iii i-.l t'
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Oklahoma Outbursts.
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,nii ,n v limn an ii;iiii,iim.
The -ir ,,ii ,e fli.,1 f!i...r ib.'-n on
Mini r huh, vvh.i .avi "Mia: 'onipen
""' are iii.i.Im iiinnif'Sl lo the
it ri , r m I ,t n 'I i r 1 1.' after ,K In'erviils
f llllle" I'.ill. N.IVS lll-r plelllnfl
tf-:i vm what iiiinf.irt ran old Km
'r Hill flrni in t,,,t ihiniKlit lifer
fiedin... all ili-'e veari on a ic;f
diil af id )iori-Hi'..(ie '.'
Imiulry from Mill Imhr Where,
oil where is (isrnr Niimar. the fa.
inoiix Itinerant aikii pilnler? ' 'S"ar.
who. while In sialic liusila. bmiKht
a wife for US' copper kopecks;
he whr was f elated to loe'or laa
leiir, hi Iped riiKineer the .y.iefi ca
nal, bad aiitoKr.iiili letters from
i iladMione and lluniooldt, who unveil
Ins life In the ehaflnw of the KKVpt
inn p rnni ids bv eatlnvi and dnnU
mif lu.lhliiK but Krench wine for
fivi. weeks, the iinie I lec.i r who
Cm merle rtixtert ill (!ov. Tom Fer-
HUHoii s priiinedoi; town- the lenrned
."U'ar who s,ioke five lanffiiairen
htiap shots fsom the Pallas Neves
Another reason why II is a cnod Idea
for young lov-rs to live In a world of
romance because the rent Is
cheap. f'f course we believe In
dresnlnK up to go to church, hut
somehow It la awfiillv hard to look
godly In a tall hut and kid gloves,
('nr position eimplv Is that the wife
has hs much rlrht to fry onions In
the kitchen as the husband hax to
burn tnbnccn In the living room.
I'erMonally we don't rlnlm tn be any
stronger for principle than the aver
age nun. but we'd rather he right
than kaiser I'robably the beet
thing about being poor Is In think
ing of the fun you think you are
going to have when you get rich.
Til I lo I'llntrrr kivs 'he rem, m she
didn't Inst long as ladies' teller at
the hank was because when Mrs.
I'omperoslty accused her of Imper
tinence she told her to go chase her
self. Horoscope
Saturday, oycmlnr HI. I0IS.
This Is a doubtful day. according
to astrologv. for Saturn and t'ranus
ire n malefic aspect, while the day
is busiest and the two planets change
In Influence. HAiiirn becoming friend,
v as the afternoon wanes. Mars Is
In a p . e that is promising for good.
Therr seems to be an Indlrxlion
of much discussion and variation Iri
public oplniun This may concern
peace terms
Mars Is In pla-e that betokens
com lulled sticrc.ie to our arms and
superb v ictones
It Is pr.'Kiiostiiu'ed that In cer
tain rnuiii'lls en ol. man will lie
heard lu outlining a policy that will
have a licncfnl-nt effe-t on future
generations This man may be a
foreigner, who will he high In a new
I '.II l oie in deiiHirr.lcV.
While the M.irs foreshadow great
benefits fur the nation it must nut
he forgotten Mia' Saturn and Cranus
Indicate the ir,.ei lion of lllanv
opinions In other terms, a war of
wolds is p!r"iiKo. us ti-ai e dawns.
There le a torn ir i l us forecasting
M'"'1"'
I urtivi'v that is to follow
etit elections. This will proli-
I ' '
ih'v develop lo'ter ct 'ii I ri ' versi-s that
Will be icflec'ed In legislative bodies.
i in this it iv 'he I.idmnent Is likely
t.i be iintrilMvuirt.'iv. Hie seers
I do. I ire. I' is not a fortunate time for
miiu'.iiik .i.'.'isint.s or I i ginning new
et.t erpl lies.
rratins seems to primus- extrg-
or.lif. it v ic'lvitv nl al' the psychic
'""'' ; This nil,- ..fen aggravates
1 r r 1 1 a i ' l , 1 1 v nn.i e.'iisii iv cnes-v
Il ,s not a 1 i' kv il.i v for love nf
f.iiis. although there may be a strong
urirc t , vv ai d i'otn.1 n
I Sonne snrt of .'it "tlien I depending
I 'in ininieg ts indtcate l for the end
1 th.s im rMi
Snri,r on d of po.ie in mind and
; e,:m u Igment will be apparent In
, :!,.. i I is.m: weeks of the veir
Ac. nn Hirif is t ci.itn ineniled by
Mie seers, wiio dec I -ire that Amerl
1 aus vviil have new finanr.al proh-
le-ti
l'. rsiais iv h.
birth. la'e it Is have i
,. uigi
I -ii
i 'Mil !
i i.f f . a v c : i nd "ha nge.
1 1 i v ne-is iffaifs is prnll- I
i-uiunn in i! en ling w ith
et'. mi., I
n b . n on t't s dtiv are
:iki iv to I c in Itvidu.i'. trisiworthy
ic-sn lull p The".- siib.lei'ts of S.'nr
n.. i- ,a'!v 1 ' s;,it all throu-h life,
i e-vrt-l.l ' I.- "1 I't S'rwi r Sin
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M .In," Tlrd I p. I
ST .1. 'SI I'll Mo . Nov V. - Fiir j
'wo l.i v St ,!.'. -.!l has been CI1-
il-r.-ll' w til. 'Il stie.'t r , r s. -rv lec at
' res i'l of the -"-tki" ..f the street I
rai'vv i coiiipa-.v' e.npi.ive m all ;
d.-pat 'met'ts Min' Mi" of' The'
. . . ni p .i r. has nial-' r... af.etnpt lo !
h-m g t: str: k eb'-e , es move!
1 ,'.,r., hut eon".. ini.s light bf it anil
Ti.'VVi'.' se- a-c Nei'her 1 id. Miows '
v v.cii of weaken. n,; There is no i
. .M.-der !
, in I 'orin ( niiiirlls.
j AMSTKIilMM T!iur.d,,i Nov
ill The r.'v ''.e-uian t; , -vern tlien t ;
t.is issued .i ii at'l'ea'. !,. 'lie peasant.
tiotiUl lM'Ml .is..;' I ; f,,r lh" fortll Itiotl
of p.- ,..,., ts . iiun.uls f.;r 'tic pin pose
of v:.; an:. '.i food suppivt
t
The Wife.
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t
lirlun irn, itmh He la .ln 1"
lnrii l)M'wiilliiK.
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iliil v li ri .iii,. win '.'II. i lliin li'ifu
I" I. ' I W illi I l.Bh ."ii I.'IA llf II
K'Kili ..i.il Mil' hf l niKI fo.-nnt Ii"
li.'i.l .1 will, mh- '!' m:i, ,i,i I unin"'ll
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rot-K'.y I li.i ii tv -r .i i . j ri I. in.
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"I II trv 'ri he luntciiie.l
"Yuii aim. lid U'i line Jim have
been gone over a week, and I have
not kicked"' Then he wished he
hadn't spoken. What if she aakcsl
if he had been ulone all the evening
sh hud been away? "I hope Itachel
will have something good! I expert
ynu are fed up on hotel grub." They
were on dangerous groiilid, so he
changed the subject.
'Inilecit t am' One of It.u he! s
dinners will taste awfully good I
hope hhi' gave you nice things wlu.c
1 was awa y "
Hrmi was saved the necesily of
replying tiy the taxi stopping at the
door. He must tell Kuth he had ti.'i
been thouie, before she had time lo
question Itachel IPit firm he 111. iM
pay tho mint and take her bag In
for her.
After Itachel had ben hugged and
klseed and told gleefully;
"You just wait, Mammy Itachel,
until you see what I have brought
you." Ilrlan followed her Into the
Iwdroom where she laid off her
things, and said quickly:
"I shall enjoy one if Kachel s din
ners too. Hefause of the typewrit
ing lemons I haven't been home to
dinner except the first night. I
thought I would get along as far aa
I could while you were away."
That waa right; you weren't
lonely, then. Vo wonder you said
you almost forgot me. If you didn't
come home at all." As she replied.
Ituth wondered where he did dine,
and a picture of Mollis King flashed
acroas her mind. Hut she would ask
no questions, say nothing to spoil
their evening together.
Tse got chicken mur'land. honey. '
Rachel announced, when she called
them lo some to dinner. ''An' co'n
fritters an' "
"Pon't tell me any more. Kachel. '
liuth said "Keep the rest for a sur
prise." Then in an aside to Unan:
"I expect ahe has tired herself out
getting a big dinner for us."
Kachel heard.
"I'eed I ain't tired. Mine Kuth!
I ain't had nolhln' to do sence yo'
hen gone. I ain't! No dinners to
cook, an' it has ben tumble onnim
fer ole Itachel."
Thank goodness I told her I had
been out." Ilrlan thwught as he raw
Itaihel disappear into the kitchen.
' I knew she'd tell."
I'm.r Itachel." Kuth laughed. "I
expert she thinks you should hnvn
stayed at home and entertained her
instead of learning to typewrite. 1
Imagine It was lonely for her."
"I told oii she would te out of
place in a New York flat." Hrlan re
plied, rather glad to have what he
bad toid Kuth confirmed. "She'll be
leaving you. then you will have a
haul time to find a maid as good n
Crawford"
"iih mammy won't leave. She
likes to grumble. Ild ynu ever see
a darkv that didn't" Hut I'll bet .1
pair of gloves you couldn't get her
to go now that we are together
again "
I Irian said nothing further, but
he thought that he would Just as
soon have kept frawford. even If
Itachel were the better rook Itachel
would be sure to tell Kuth whenever
he remained out when ahe was away
and more than likely would tell the
time he came In. He had nothing to
worry about for a while, however;
Kuth herself had prevented that by
saving he would be In "school."
To be truthful llrtan had a
shamed feeling as he wondered what
Kuth would sjiv If she knew the
s -liool" was In Mollie s flat, and that
Mollie liciself was his teacher.
Tomorrow Although Kuth has
(luesls. Hn.m does to "School"
((Vipyriiht lH (leorre Mllhew Adimt 1
Tales of the
Friendly Forest j
Now. I'm going to tell what the
Policeman Dog's club did to Wicked
Kobber Hawk. who. you remember
In the last story, was sitting on the
foot of Hillv Itunny's bed.
Well, liptle Miss fncket stood
quietly by the front door until she
hoard the patter, patter of Mr. Po
liceman Hog's boots, and then sh
ifted the big wooden latch and
opened the door verv softly, and!
then she pointed upstairs. And wlth-
out saying a word mat wise iog
slipped off his hoots and tiptoed up
to Hilly Itunny's room There sat
Kobber Hawk grinning away on the
foot of the little i-.iht'ifs bed. but
when he saw the I'l'l c-miii Dog h"
slopped grinning, t'h h "K He
didn't fee! like laughing one little
bit, for the laughing was all against
himself now. you see.
"I'ome along with me " growled
the Policeman I'og. .ml lie thr-vv
tiui k his great coat 'i-,il shu" rd hl'i
big silver shield, and I think Hie
number was fill -,'t. and ri1 tell
vnu that Is a fine number fo" a po
lii'etiian, for sometimes he .b.-s'i !
have to snv a word He 1.111 i,is'
show his shield and then the bad
people he's after run away nnd -b:i t
bother anybody for a long time
Hut Kobber Hawk couldn't run
away, for the I'nhceir.nn l".g stepped
f'liw.u I ami Kr.tbb-l hnn bv the
.iig. And t),"ll (hat "Id lla-Alt
Itavi. a to, id hi i". ecli and. of ionise,
Mils wo.e up Mi- ll'i e rabbit.
And the,, I I,,'! I.ui kv l.-fthind-foot
wi,,e up, and so di I Mts liunny,
and th-y rati in'u Mte looio
"I'iiU'i he alirtni-l' whli h means
frightened, vm km.vv said tl.i.s kind
I'liii-eiiiiHi I in,.- m i'iii- 'his old
iln-r ' and I ivn.st...l the old
Hawk's, wing .mil th.i' bad bird
wiliK-.l I. is . vi., and t ,r'u-l I'l hik
lues. Iiccaue- it h ,rt ;,:in ;.l" ';'.cr
Ihili on knnvv
'I 'nit,' aiorir ' said t'e l'i i : .' -nul n
I'og al I he p i,ld Kol l.ei Hawk
oai of the ,".iii and down the st. urs
' T'lii'urr.iw v-n i "in- ij.iwti I., the
' out t II ohm- mid make a i i.niplaltii."
i.iid Ihe l'i .'ii i ii'.ji fi Inn; to I'ncl
l..i ky.
' All r gin." replied the o!, K. -title,
man rabbit and h- wmked t th"
rio.ce.ui.in Ii.,g. And then Mrs.
Hu'lflv '.iei-, the flout door llll'l
It'.bher Hawk warn t s-en anv more
Hi.it ninl
"Mer-v me," s.'i l d the old lady rab
bit, and ...he sat down on th- um
brella s'afid by fiitstake, for she Wiih
SO emul-il v (0 kl.ovv
Aid li..:i little M ins I'ncket begin
in sun;
I in voi.f ft-rrid so never fear,
A -.l w .ii i, ther h any danger hear
I :i . -. ; : .. p in a u met tone
Mi- r.Mii eman on the t-iephone.
Wcllil With Us Today
Minuto Intnrvirwii With -the Omit and
Nrxr lirrii, lUime mil Anroad.
-1 lov "t cor ect Hobertson will ask
'. e 1, g.-1.1 1 ii.- v,h-ii It meets in J in.
i.nv to ...t.fine uself to the bills iili.
Mhrc'v ;.iry to enai ' and ad-
.011111." -.i:, ftoofie Kite of A11.1
dait,.,, wh,. :s in Tulsa on hii.sinem.
Tfe ad uin.siralion feels that In
tew of ttie iliaotir condition of the
' niiiv, it s lime t0 deliberate and
tefi.. upon conditions, rather thnn
l i ; imp in and enact a vast amount
'f unheeded laws."
Mr llite is .1 , lose penwona! friend
i,f .Judge Itobertsnn and endorses the
plan of lew law and u quirk ad
journment of the ukluhoma legisla
ture when it nieets.
"iiki.ihomi has enough laws ak
ready No one knows what Is needeij
luring the great reorganlzu U"n Pe
riod and the governor's1 Idea of a
speedy cn. of the session is prompt
ed ly the imniediuto demands; he
fe. ls thai later, when things Hie set
I'eil the stale can then complete its
1 ode to fit the developments. I un-il-istaiul
b" will ask Hie legislature
to adjourn as quickly as pusaible, and
will probably agree to call an extra
session its soon as expedient.
Vertamly, the taxpayer will be in
favor ,,f Miirli a program, and I cer
tainly hope the members of the
legislature will see tile importance
"f It. Already those members who
have luaril the suggestion agree to
the program."
"Colonel peck's story about the
original ( iklahoma w ell on th" Mo
I'laskey farm in lj-HT-H Is correct
every word of It only more so! The
Miller hoys, owners of the lol raiu.h,
and I. owned the first oil lease in
Oklahoma," said .lames .1. Mctiraw
of Ponca City, at Hotel Tulsa
last night. "We didn't know what
we did have Just because we pulled
in a dry hole at first." Mr. Mciiraw
said, "but the record of the wells
now as shown in Colonel Perk's Slory
shows what that lease might have
done for us."
Mr. Mctirsw left for his hixme in
Poncn City Inst nigh:. A great many
republicans visited him while he wa.s
here to find out ail there in to know
about the situation, which dmnornits
admit. Is "somewhat mixed."
"What do you mean, hold office
forever ?"
Kred Parkinson, state examiner
and Inspector, Is one of the very
few slate officials who have been
twice elected to office and so when
you nsk him if he's due to utick
until old age retires him, he doesn't
know how to answer.
Hred was In town yesterday, en
route from Muskogee In the state
capital. Some of his men are audit
ing the county books and he stopped
over long enough to ee how Ihev
were getting along and also t visit
some old friends. He sn,l K H
Wilson, state superintendent of pub
lic Instruction, are about the oldest
office holders In point of service, in
the slate. When Kred serves ' his
term nut, he will have held office
for 10 years. lie was appointed
state examiner and Inspector by
Hovernor Cruce when Charles A.
Tailor died In 1 i1 1 2. He was elected
in ISM and re-elected in 191 He
had no opposition in the democrat je
primary and his election was a fore
gone conclusion, (.if nil the present
stale nffinala. Parkinson is regard
ed us one of tho most efficient. The
talent looks upon hnn as "a square
guy" If anvfhinff is wrong, h
finds it, nnd if his f.'ierds are the
ones who are "hit." l-'red is one of
those public officials who regards his
duty to the public as paramount an,J
doesn't let other things Interfere
He left for 1 iklahoma City last
night.
K C Hovt nf Wichita, who was
in Tulsa yesterday in cntincc'Ioii
with the proposed deal by which
the Panlcl She,, cinitmrv will be
moved from Wichita to Tulsa was
an obscure banker In Cestop, Hcwev
eotintv. ln yetas ago ( nit in that
country evcryl'odv knew him as
"Curt" Hcyt one nf his rhicf rlnr
nctcristics was bis good nature.
"Cur:" is fat although he doesn't
exactly relish the id-1 of being
termed a fat man Also, he's got .1
Jovial face . C.aze nt a picture of
"Fatty" Arhnckle and vol have Mr
lloyt.
Anywav. he was a Hirer's as .1
banker All the nestnrs n thit purl
of the country knew h;m atul vv-n'.
to h.m fur advice. He was lust
naturallv a munev maker and so
when the Kansas oil fici.ls were
opened up. "Curt" took a fiver H
was luckv and hit If right from the
firs! .lump Then h,s In'eres's b
r.'ii tn pi!" up He Investe I mnnev
wi'h the Hanie! Shoe company and
with virions other industrial run.
cirns. even of which is a "go
ing one" Nothing tiiat he has set
his hand 1,1 has failed The peo
ple oiti in v "ste-n ''klnh'iii'i where
he sta-:d in niviv regarded him
us a very sigicioi business mail
"nd were glinl to follow his advic
:" h;ts,res m alters If he moves to
Tulsa, the icdustri.C. circle will feel
bis presence
lie still a "young man," no',
over I "1 ea rs of age.
T., lli-is-s.. ,-f j, I nllrtlc Case.
WASHIilT" Nov I.", With
! ''"t'e of f.u.l'.lv d'.sp.isir, . ,,f
Intll
r.c-tl rii.i'ci"! cowing out
c''t'.i'n" l.a l-'ollet'e s alleged
d;
Iin 1! Mieech a' St ;iul. more thai
a fc mil the s'ti.i'i' -.ecti-rs com
','i'tee decided :odiv '.' meet
Thursday to consoler tins m.i"cr
and
nothing csti.
Little lienny'a Notebook. J
I I
; This afternoon me and Puds Sirn
' 1 ins and l.-roy Shouster and Skinny
Martin was oat in my back al ey
paying peggy. and Puds started to
inn k the cud of the peggy stick
ill,' 1 li.M the street for good I n K before
he h.i in- peggy, and the sk bruak
in t.uff. 1,-lflg Hie ve ty opposite of
1 ink on di'imnl of us nut liav-
' i-K iltl'd her stick So we started to I
10 -it. 1 in I tn the frunt HTeet. Skin
ny M.imiii haying. Isds 111 ike a short
.11' tliroi, 51.111 house, Kenny.
Wo h we started to do. nnd there
I Was a lot of potatoes hilling next to
i.i'h other on the kitchln table, and
il eed, ;. fellows. I got a ld-ir, our
'.'.oks 0,11 today and niv mother will
huff to peal thi-hrf- potatoes herself,
l.cts uk peal thnn for her anil maybe j
hlir wi, k'ive us ea. ii a slice of one
! of Hc.ke pn-H out nn top of the ice
I box.
I N n h " started to do, each taking
11 rilTe atui pealing a potato with It.
,11." siiiing, Cut the skins thick, fel
'Inw'i, s.i as to be sure to get all the
1 dert 1, If And Just We we gui. fin.
I i.-l. ol peeling ih-in ma caine 111. say
j .tig, l or meisey sake, wat are all
'the bovs doing in the kitchln? Wlch
''St then she saw Iho potato!, say
ing. Ketiiiy Potts, are ymi you out of
i'liir sribms''
Nn main, we Jest pealed them for
ymi, to save you all the tr'ibhle, dld
iht we. fellows? I eed.
Yes mam. sed a. I the fe.lows.
Pealed them, wy, the skins nre as
I lurk us the Insldes, and enyhow, I
was going In bake those potatoes,
:-"d 111,1. M-ening she dldent want
them p-'ilcd and 1 ncd. (iotih. ma, we
dldenl ,111 that, we thawt we was "
ing you a favor, dident we' fellows'.'
Yes main, sed Puds ninl l'roy
Slioosler ami Skinny
Well, I K.ppoHe I appreyate It.
gralo heavens, look nt that rerk, s.d
ma. Meetilng the pntatoew,'" and us
f-llows quick smirk out wlthnuli
mentioning the pie.
VICTORY GIRLS GET MORE
NEW MEMBERS EVERY DAY
Victory girls won many new
Tnembers yesterday, both in the
commercial and school world.
The uality and Klght-Way laun
dries now belong ns 11 unit for every
girl under 2 0 in the two establish
ments is a full-fledged Victory girl
The Kicht-Wav girl not only
pledged but paid 119 .10 in rash,
making an average of more than
$1 :r, each
Mrs C K. Oliver reported last
night Hint ll.!3ii was turned in to.
her from different branches of the
Victory girls organization yes-,
day. This does not include the high )
school fund which has not yet been 1
turned in. It Is roughly estimated
that the subscriptions of the girls,
alone In the high school will be
$ Latin or more. ' 1
Kxtra effort will be put forward !
today for new members In' the club
as Monday Is the Mat day. j
TULSA MEN TO ATTEND
ROAD MEET AT EUREKA
Hood roads boosters are much in
terested in the coming meeting of
the White Ttiver Trails association
to be held November 27 and 28 at
Kureka Springs. It will be the sec
ond annual convention of this body
of men who have accomplished
things In the matter of Improve
ment of the highways of this sec
tion of the southweet. Tu'sa will
be represented by T.cwie Cllne. Cy
rus S. Avery, Jack Slaughter and K.
11. CiUthrey.
The Tulsa party will leave this
city Sunday. November 24. nnd will
be Joined bv delegates as thev pass
through Clnremore, Pryor. Salina.
Kan , Flint and Silnam Springs. Ark.
The Claremore rhaniher of com
merce yesterday appointed its dele
gation of four men to attend the
meeting (). O Davie, cashier of
the National bank of that city, was
among the men named.
RAIL ORDERS TO BE HELD
FOR LOWER STEEL PRICES
WASHIMiToN. Nov 1.1. -- Rail
roads and the railroad administration
do not intend to place large orders
for locomotives and cars for future
use until steel prices are materially
reduced, i! was sild today by the
railroad administration officials
Kailroad corporations, it was ex
plained do not feel justified in pay
ing present high prices for equip
ment whlcB they will need hadly for
nearlv two years and the adminis
tration does not wish to force orders
on ihem.
The Christmas Bells Will Sound
a Deeper Note This Year
The world wnr is over.
The Mantle of Peace won by sacrifice now covers the Nations.
It is peculiarly fitting Hint music, which kept up the courage
and spirit during the days pf trial, should be the medium to eat
pretis ihc joy whhh now possesses our souls.
This Christmas will be the greatest
holiday 1 in truth, a holy dayl that you
or I ever experienced Hut it will tint be
a day of riotous celehratlun; rather It
will be marked by reunions, phys.c.il and
spiritual, throughout the land.
Christmas nt home without music Is
un (linkable So prepare now. Invest
in that Pianola, that Piano or that Ir.
tmla for whn li you and your family have
been longing
Have the great gift for the whole
family is 11 Christmas morning Mirpr.se
if you wish, hut wvurp II now. And re
member we offer not only the greatest sol
price at which any standard of value is sold
Wo are sole Southwest faiory distributors for Stelnwny,
siandard of lis" world; famous Wcher, Steck, Vomo, Kunnuinii,
I ud wig. i'loy, Srlionlngvr, Strlcli Al 7-olillrr. HarvvisHl. Illhurn.
K Ionian A onl anil nsiny ottierH, Including the world renowned
(bickering. .
t all or write '
Tliere Is only one genuine Pianola offered In Stelnway, Weber,
Stork. Stroud. Whoelock, llarwisxl, Illhurn and Ami In 11 Planus
nt our store only In tin" Southwest. Come liear the 11) AKT
ri-WO a revelation.
Stranger in Tulxa. for
' Many Months Comes to
Life Again Last Sight
J It came out brown and c-lsp
I and warm and unit the prettiest
thing that has been seen in Tuisi
fur months. In fart, it was en
tirely eatable, and the tempta
tion was to rat it licfoie It. had .1
fair chance tn exist even for a
few moments. Now what was 1' "
Hon't get shocked, and don't
let ixctement run away witn
yon It was nothing but the fust
loaf of straight wheat flmir bread
that has been made In Tulsi tunic
the "so-20" rule for flour con
servation was put in effect eariy
last spring. It came from the
oven of the Middle West bakery
at 7 Hi lax evening, and was' de
livered bi fore it watt I'l minutes,
old
llcgiiining today, all the baker
ies in Tuisa will abandon tho
"victory'' flour they have been
using all summer and go hack on
straight wheat rations C II. I.ih
man. head of the bakery division
of the Mate fund ttdmlnlst rui inn,
vesirrdav freive.l .1 telegram
f 1 ton the f.sid inlni.tiistiat.ini u'
Washington informing hlin ofTt
i i.illy t h it the "Mi-u" rule has
been abandoned, linkers 111 every
part of (iklahoma have been no
tified by Mr. I-'ilmian of the re
moval of restrictions.
The loaves of bread will remain
nt their present price and will
weigh the same as they do now.
The only difference la that they
will he made of all wheat flour
Mr Ijihman says it Is a matter of
relief lo the bakers of the eoun
trv tir be able to go back to the
old method. Through tho fluted
States grain corporation surplus
storks of "vlr'ory" flour will be
bought up by the government nnd
used for export. No price has been
set. so far. but It is oelievcd that
most of the bakers wnl be glad
to get It ff their hand.sj at any
price.
.Survivors Land.
MIAMI. Il.v. Nov. li. --Captain
Kesser and 12 irther survivor's of tbe
small American steamer Yenrut of
Philadelphia whlrh went down last
Sunday off the Hahama Islands, have
arrived here after 62 hours in an
open boat. The steward and four
iiiliers of the crew nre missing und
are believed to have been lost.
Pickering!!
Sample Shoe Hosiery
For Friday and Satur
day Thrift Buyers
Meveral hundred pairs Knglish
walking boots for ladies and
growing girls, In brown, black
or gray; $S to $7 values. Fri
day and Satur- gf
Choice of any pair ladles' fan
cy hoots In tho house; either
gray, brown, white; worrh to
day io to ii2. Fri- Qn rn
day and Saturday
A few dor.cn pairs nf those
baby doll shoes for girls wrrft
wear ladles 8ir.es; lace or but
ton. Friday and
Saturday
$2.95
toil TIIK MUX-A nice soft
glazed kid shoe, straight lusts
or blucher styles; some of them
with rubber heels. You will
see them in many windows
marked to IS. 50
:50.$5.85
Our price .
Oil, KIIII.D WATKItPHOOr"
MIOHS Made especially for
men who need a shoe of this
kind. Worth today $4 fiO to
$5. Our
price
$3.95
Como l"p Isok Compare
ITUvs.
We'll Iravo die hnylng lo you.
Robinson Building
r.ntrnnr" on I'liher 'Third or
Main V'.levMor or Stairways
Now tlW victory Is
vtiin. It would lie
basest Ingniiltudi"
tint lo euro for the
welfare of our bovs
" O v p r Thorr."
Ihin'l lino ynursrlf
li Ii ' a I n, who
Nild: "I nm not my'
hnn hcr's keeper."
!" greatly to tlio
rnlteil War Work
Fund.
ection, but
in the I'. ."
the lowest
417 S. MAIN ST.
Phones 3133-3134
A. J. CRIPE, Mgr.
I
TODAY
IS
at the
'IV 1
luisa
Garment
Factory
Women's lie. iv v f , , .. ; aoj
I'nion Sub s, Im; ,.r ,
hlrey us; price I. p.r fro
suit t5
Women's light weight
I'nion Suds. pur., v i,.',
neck; no sieevi-f , p,-. . 1
per euit
$1
Women's pure vv .1. ; t , nn
Suits; li.n sle.iv , -, I
priced, per
suit
$3.95
Women's heavy f . ... ,. m,.j
1 nion Suits , 1. t. .- ... n ,rt
sleeves; priced, p., f 1 "7
Ult PI.0l
Misses pure wool I n - n S l is
sizes to I'l years. djt AS
priced, per suit .... P 1 'OO
Cirls' white fleece u .,.
Suits; s17.es 2. ii. '". I". 00
prirrd, per Milt . OiC
Children's Dr. Ii. n'.'ii - -:..p.
ers; full knit and f : I - - .is
2 tu 12 years: pri. . d QQ
per. Hit 0;7C
Men's heavy kn t I 111 mi t
ix 1 1 sires; priced. 4"0 OP
per suit $...0
Men's I'nion Suit, tv iv V r
t:'!Ti:::'.,:.r$i.95
Men's separ i1" ui'
white knit; fb-ece line); 7C.
shirts , 'aC
Dniwcrs tac
Men's separate mc
fleeced;
shirts
Inivor
75c
Men's he.iw- unblea. lied I'lum
Suits; priced, per S9c
suit W
Hoys' tinblr.ii lie.l fb-ec. lit M
I'nion Suits; sizes 2 ,. ' eirs.
sur.'K.p7 65c, 75c, 85c
Keys' separate p.ere-, rts
and rlrawrs; ficcre 43c
lined; hhirts
Hr.iwers bit-
WOMl s (.OWNS.
Woii en's fi iiw,. Il' t'e Ni.h
1 lovvns: beaut. fuliv f 1 1' .1' d
trimmed, priced, 1 1, ii
$1.79, $2.09, $2.49
WOMIIN S PI Tl H o l
Women's full hii'.- ou'.n : f n-
nel Petticnals 111 I'll
and griy. pri. "I,
each
95c
B
r 1
MEN'S swi: JTI Kv
Men's heavy oxford t" v
.sweaters. f r th- -'"'J
man, priced. 1.25
each
MEN'S M;IITMMM'
Men's flanneli.'tt- Nn'l"
Shir's; warm ! ' '1
t-ri.c.1. $95
each
HOYS' S IIVII I!"
ltov oxf. rd gr iv 1 '
Sweaters, priced, 1,5
each
t iiii.nni y s ih.oomi k
Children's nioorne.'. ! ' '
fine black t-atin i'l ' "
shop; sizes 1 year- '" 1 ' ' v
priced. 75C
each
Tulsa
Garment
Factory
East Seventh
and Kenosha
Phone 7(M (
.lust Two H'"'' 'hr
New High School Hu
tider
to
awuy. ,Ko. tur: Jlo couldn't even fly j