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1 I'LSA DAILY WORLD, 'I Hl'KSDAY, MARCH 3, 1921.
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Jhi Mblkal Quotation ,
.March n.
I m ado hante, and delayed not to keep 'lliy
.uninndmcnls. - I'm ixlu.
1i Know not what shall In- on lh morrow.
' i men Iv. 1 4.
Never delay
Tr ii, the doty which the hotlr brings.
Whether it lir In grcnt or smaller thing;
For Hhn doth know
lint he ahull ill, thn mining lny 7 Anon,
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'i nn men cost or (Jamiwicnh.
The final report of the Kenyon tlmale oom
muteo appointed during the pra-cnti-mitlon
tampalgn In Investigate campaign contributions
ami nxpendltiiren. In Interesting. Among other
'hinge it rcttorlii Hint In Oklahoma thn repub
. .in spent I r.R . (5 r, . ft S to carry the ntHtn far thn
; ' iiulillnnii nmnlnno, clnct u ruiprrjnii, roin t hihI
Mini u rninilillrnn in thn rnltnl Htntr nrtmtft,
ii limit llh fl vn ifipulilleam In thn hullie nF tri-
1 cRI'lltHtlVilH.
At thn niinn time llm ilcinnfrntn wi'tn ppniiitlnfr
tr,.17S.I' to prnvnnt Urn rnimlillrniin from ir
r'lnu nut (heir fell ilnrlnn. id inn iimplmMii
lir put u n n 11 thn point (hut the mimn tufnrrcl to
linve to iln only with thn two putty (iiuiipnlimn
(i ft p nomlitnllniiM Imil lmn inmle. If thn font
of thn rnmpalffn for i epillilk'nn iiiilonnl rain
inlttnriiiHii, nml tha ilnmocratla prlmiiry rnm
pulicii for nonntorlal nominiitliln IiaiI hoot) ln-
'iiilml, thr fliirn tvinilil hnvn ntrtthml nrrocii
ah ('iitlre column.
Tlio roininltUo rotmita tlmt wllli thn rxceplloii
of 1 nil In ti n, where they worn trylnx to ulnrt
Mrniilor, the demorrntn npent morn money In
their effort to nnvo (Jkluhmna thnn In any other
i.U to In thn ii nil in. The repulilli'iiii national
nontitorlul poniinlttna wan nlno very mneli Intur
inioil In electlMK a repiihllonn nonntor Tronv,
Ol.lalinmn, for th" report nhown that It nent to
tho tihl of .IliilKo llarrelil $16,1100, a lnrer mini
than wiumlmllnrly expcmlnl anywhero exoeptlnit
N ovinia nml Arlxuna.
Wlirthrr tho vurloun reportu of thn ICtmyon
cnmiiilttro mn of any ondnrliiir henrfl to tlu
ronntry romnlnn to ho booh, Tho Conimllloe ilhl
nccompllwh what It wan primarily ileMKiioil to
accntnpllnh iliifrnt Ornrral' AVuml for tho ro
puhllran nomination. It nloo took llin hnwili'li
honm Into tho illitoanl nt the mimn time. Whether
Uhor of IhoKo ncrompllnhmcnln, In view nf Iholr
connequenre, enn o polnteil to with prldn In a
matter that tho Inter hlntorlan munt chronicle.
In niMlllon to that, the K'cnyon rommltU'o hnn
unritiONtlonilhly lmprennoit thn ronntry with tho
hlKh coat of rampalRiilnR In n prenhluntliil year.
com'iiikxci: in tih: housi;.
IndlealtonN nra tlmt tho pnrli'-lmrrel hrlgado
It preparltiR for n final rharao on the trnnnury
ilurlnK tho clniliiK dnjii of Ihd lewlHlature. Ap-
proprlatlonii now pendlnc notwIthntandltiK Ihe
Kovamor'n Kentnro of roonomy. total rlimo to
JIO.OOO.OOO. Homo ate fnnrful tlmt tho Kientoat
trranury raid In tho history of tho eluto will yet
ro throiiRh.
Tho World fecln nure the pnoplo may wlnly
rely nn the republican majority In the lower
liouko to frtintrnto tliew plann. When thn IhajIm
Inturo met puhllo opinion win n unit tlmt np
proprl.ttloiin Khould 1m kept to tho lowmt poa
nlhlii point; that only ndmlnlMrntlvo. dnmnndH nf
unauentlonod nureMilty ehoulii t hoadod, ami
thnt no rnniitructlon work or new departmental
eehemea hould Ua taHrn nerlotmly,
Tho paxaliiK d'O" havn lint Htionatheiird that
oiilulon. nnd ho will indeed lm a recklonK lotfln
lutor who fllen In thn face of Midi a noiitlmtint.
It In true that ureal appropriation menmiren
linva piled up, that npeclal bit la have made their
nppearnncn to l' md an trailing Hlnck, lint
It I Hlno triiii that tlio onartment of thla legla
latlou will kill politically tho lndlvtduala icioi
elblo tor audi enactment and wonkim for yr-aru
to oome the political rirnuiilatlon to which nueh
Indlvlduala liolonR.
It it not uncommon to hear men my, "Thta
li'KlMwtiiro In ilolnx flno; there In ncarcaly any
leglMlfttlon coining through." That ! the feeling
of tho people- Kimorally that the ISIghth logte
laturo onn niako a n-cord for Itaalf by simply
provontlnK much legislation of any kind. Tha
World bellnven that there are men In the lower
iiouio who can be depended on to Miami by the
people at all costs. If thoy do not, none will
i omlemn moro unsparingly than The World.
TIIU WAV TO MI.SAIt.M.
For many wear' months the oountry has hem
cgaicd. with argument!! pointing the necessity
tor world disarmament. Alw.iyn there bus been
nollto qualifying clause or phrase. Wo were told
for irullo ft long period that the only way to
renah disarmament wnw to outer th league;
and H tho noxt breath that if wo entered the
league we must needs vastly incrtmro tho army
und navy In order that wa be lit a poattion to
dlncharne our ohllgatlonu under the league.
And no H lm none. All of tlio vnrloua nations
have talked glibly of illnfirmamint at mm
future time, fcUbJcct to condltlnnn im1 !' 1 1 Ii .i ! Iv
Mt.i'cd It ri mauled for S mini Ii . I i.i
U)i ii "cm to hi a u'i In -i i I y n ii a
I Mi I ' fit' (1 j III i I i I , ' ' h- V . 'l II'"' '(III
I ll-li It I., ) III H'i III Ml I, I ' I ll.tlllll'l' '1
Inn it nnluilnri chIIIiik fur n ' unfei r nrn detween
l:nc;tnnt. .Aipan and thn t'nltnd fHftten, for thtj
purpaM nf beginning dlrarmnmeiit now.
Thm renolutlon, tin r ml nn It ppefii. cwrio
prniiiun near dlaruptlnii thn etint. An! II
nent Irrmnra Into pln'-en nd fioollii fr, ff
romovtM fmm the ftiate thnmher. Tho wnnlnr
tu leg1 not to prnno III rol.lon to votn.'
Ho did rtnlt for a, tlmn. Hut TuniUy It wnl
to a voln nd It etrrlod unAnlmojurty &l wn
tnin nuppnrtlng It.
Allouetlier we think the renolMtlnn ntl Itn Ap
proval by lh nennl" llm "ry bet thln Ihnt
hnn hnppened for 'lnn tlnm. It ! folly to talk
about hrlnaina all nntlnnn Into a rtlnarmament
reament. Itxpaunn If llrltaln, Japan and Ihe
fnltad Hlaien roach an aarenmetit to dlmrm and
llvn up lo nueh an aretnnnt. no olhor nation
will bo under the nllghtent enmpulnlon lo main-'
lain naval ennnlrurtlon.
The llmo may eventilillv rome when Ourmany
would requlro fnrnn wnt hlnn In thnt direction;
or Hunala may oventiially ilwvelnp Into an Im
portant factor. Hut for Inn pienent. and for
Aotno lima to rnmo, the pi are of the world mala
with thn Ihroo nation mentioned. No war nf
nonaenuenen la poaathlo vflthout the partlelpatlnn
of aoma one of the three; and th pari K-l pot Inn
of any ona In very llhely to inaura tha paith Ipa
Hon nf all three.
At any rate, it wilt h Inierwrtm to watrh
llrltnln and Japan ennnlder tht aaoatn propor
tion) If lhay acren to participate III witch A enn
fnronca In Komi fallh. It will ha doubly Intereat
Inir ohnerve thalr worda and arta In itirh a
ronfarenre.
in American itarlanca, Manalor llnmh han
trimply rallad n bluff. lt ua how It will
coma out.
I'lmMATIMtl". IHrTIOItV.
The esteemed New Vorh Times, In Ita mnga
alne sectlun for Mundny, Kobrtiary JT, publlnhen
lie history of the Wllum administration. It is
an Inlnrentlng preaentmrnt from the standpoint
of a fftend and admirer mora deeply concerned
In adorning a memory than in historical vcre
Hen. The "hUftory" concludes with the statement,
that, "notwithstanding ihe president's over
whelming rebuke in November an his adminis
tration public opinion, dua to tho keen disap
pointment felt over the acta of his siicceagor,
had already undergone it remarkable chnngn
and wax ahowlng nlgns of appreciating htm at
his truo worth."
Thn Tlmen has already been able to dleoern
trends In American public opinion Hint worn not
In evldenen to otlmr obeervere. For Instance, it
continues to Ihla day lo profess tho conviction
that tho American people waul a league, of na
tions and favored llorhort lloovor for preftdBnt.
It Ii not, therefore, surprising to find It limlnl
Ing thnt already thai la regret at the ouiploto
overthrow of Wllaonlem.
Them may Vn some keen disappointments
I'cinenriilNK .Mr. Harding. There may be moro
of them. He may fall nhort of mentltiK thn ex
pectations of tho country. W:mlpert there
will bo ininclhliig of the kind. Hut it In utterly
Imponolble for tho tlmo to over rami) when any
I'onnldnrahln number of people will In the ellKht-i-iit
reHret thn imtlimat rteclMnn which brought
to an cud forever thn AVlltm era a ml tha Wll
hiiii Ideas of domorracy.
IIAItltlg MAICliS ItlCI'I.V.
The scnnie luvostlgatlng oommlltoe at Okla
homa Clly may tk nil tha time iliwlred to
dlgont tha reply of State Chairman llnrrlw to Itn
aiibpoeuii.
Mr. Harris tella the committee he knnwa noth
ing concerning any lobby fund; has imwr col
lected u cent for any such purpose, Inviti-n thn
full momberahlp of both bodies to appear before
tho Investigating committee and my whether or
not any member had ever been approached by
Harris In tho Interest of any oil legislation or
any other legislation of ft special character.
.Mr. Harris goes further, evidently having on
hlH fighting clothei, when ho took Ills pen in
hand. 11c tells the committee tu got after some
of tha nets of crookedness and mlngovnrninant
Hint memberti nra familiar with. In conolu.lon
he telle) thn committee that he will be dotlKhtud
to appear lietoro It when he ret urns to Okla
homa. Hut ife a good guesx, thnt thn commit
tee doea not want Jim Harris to appear befuro
It not in hut preaont inood.
Ueut. Col. Theodore Rooaevelt, who has ac.
lean oon gross and Ills superiors tay awake nil
tary of the navy, la out in a alatement favoring
a hlK and thoroughly prepm-ed navy. i he's
worthy of his aire he'll have that rt, too, un
copied the appointment lo bo assistant secro
the time
Hrri lining.
(Copyright, lSt. by Kdg.tr A. Ouest 1
When things go wrong, an liny sometimes
will.
And I be road you're trudging seema alt up
hill.
When i ho funds are low and the debts are
high
And nm want to emtio, but ou have to sigh,
When i hi'1 Is prunning yuu down a btt,
Hem if you must- bui don'i you null.
I.Ko is iuocr with itn i1mi and turns;
An everv one of us snmcl lines learns,
And ninny a failure turns alniiit
When ho might have w.ni had ho stuck it out;
tion't give up, though Hi" pace seenm slow
Vntl 'in. O eliccceU llli .inothcr blow.
Often the Koat la i. enter Ihan
It m'i'iun to a faint nn 1 Littering man,
Often the nil uugli i bus given up
When lie might Inn1 captured the victor's
up.
And he learned t" .ale, when tlio night
slipped down,
How close he wun to the foWen erovm.
Hucceiu In failure truned tnalde out
The silver tun of the clouds of doubt,
Agil you never can tell how dime you are,
U may be near when It nvems afar;
So stick to the fight when you're hardest
Oklahoma OulburiitH
j 1)711 I.OIIIIIN
Hii"nklna of v-hlH'. for ronvlf ntarf, whl
lliu matter wnli uren 1 1 1 : "
ftontlorgnrn noem lo ( iil'eily In' king 10 fore
lNl. If they ki". on "iill!l polnont-il boofO
liny art: gultiji In run om "f unlomern.
our Doalllon nlmply in. ntiitnti Ihe Dalian Newa
ith oihpliaaMi, that the aiown moman who boba
her luilr ought u nn anatched buld-hnaded.
One ronwn why the movement to hold a con
vention to frama a new tomnitutlon falkd la tha
fear that It might be made woraa.
War In raging In Central America. Ueath
dealing Inatrumenta of hell are vomiting bullet,
hnvniirjn ami hnll. Two I'unta Itican hava
to ! ii killed.
The senator from Klamlah iuyn he In tigurlng
on renirfMng hamiian tha legislature has reluend
to .oijulrlni tha gooa bone n reliable an ihe
ground hog In pirdlvtlng weather In Oklahoma.
We It now now. aaya Hill IMngley, that aiHo.
crailri'governmeiit orlglnnlad In Ihn homn gar
den when the man thought ha Knrw whero a
l-lt of shrubbery ought lo be planted.
MuaVofee glvea herself a pal on the ahoiildi-i
and naya that Whlln nhe may not lie na big .in
aornn of the other town, nhe Wanda aacond n
thi- list of cltlsena temnurm llv renlillnor in n.
state penitentiary.
Naturally thn Hun feen Indignant over a rn
! Mini llinin nre II plxr oil l'cntis iMin.a .
avenui) in Hartshorn whme bfioif, ran he bought
Ther Are only l places nn that nvciiue and t Me 1
Hon offue in nnn of them. The Hnn iouhh hi
piihlln Inveatlgntlon. and In propiired to nlmw
nml (luvn that noineliody hnn been sci lng double'
nn nl team (in,. r ,p, ,
Uaromc.tcr of 'Public Opinion
Xnotlicr View of Ireland.
Hdllur World. I M'o will allow etlllilMn nf vour ,
paper. I want to voici- Jum one. on an- im
nei'iM to want the lush lo rebel from their -il
b'Ki'nce to CnKland ami m-t up niinlher and Hi p
male unveiriini'iil. They am In I elu lllnii m, I
guilty of the worst nf ci lines which is trca-. n
and an we uhn fought to put down the mi tin '
crime In 'ill i ,,. rniittnunlly remlndcil hj
the ctlHon, what nbould be the doom or .ill
1 1. ill urn and everv member nnnwei. "the pi u i
ally of treason In death, " and thin th m !
miimler aniioiiiiren, "Huch hw Ihe doom of ,i',i
traltorn nml may Coil knep Jinl true In fra-i
leriiuy, inyauy anil iliarlly.' o I hopo vmii
rrfuiia from encouruglng treneon nnywheie
Htlllwator, Feb. 1J, x. j RAHTON.
'I Im Itenl Quititliiii,
I'Ulltnr World: How mifch longer are llm lund
loi tin of Tulsa going to hl-Jnek their tenahts. Thej
get tho larger poillon of our pay roll, the grocer
the rest, Hlld na fur clothe, c look like Iln
cents. The Idea of an dght or nine-room I e
rnntlng for 2Ti and up. Just an old pnimlesn.
vermin Infeini'd ramnhiiekle at that, which In
a fair example of many old-timn 1'cnldnncen that
rent, ami all ou ran say for them ,i tltt-v iln
not leak In dry weather, oh. I would be aeliained
to 'laHw tho money " Il n extortlnn or nlaln lit.
.talking thn man that can't protect himself finm
II. arid It goi n Hi prove tlmt all propcity nvvtiern
cnie mil n "hei-k" for the (ioldcn Utile, they no
to church and chatter "l.oid give un thin day
our dally bread," and do not earn a rap whether
their less fortunate brother who Uvea In their
ili'i'nyluir prcmlnnM have even male brind to eat.
I hciieVH in, llvi ami let live. It tdiould bn un
lawful for a property owner to thus "hold up
tho renter." c
oh, let llm' modern woman "dab" it on, It'n
In hrftjfyatoiii lot her work It off. lint believe
me iliey men'l making any good linprcnidoim on
either "nuilo or female of the npeclea" who view
thn pArnilo and "modern girl." There are far
too many xlrln Dint the nnlarlod man ninlil not
keep n paint nnd perfume, raying nothing
nlniiit illlilK, iiiil; cllupn
Tula.!,' i'eb. 1 1.
and HUNT.
I 'LAIN JAN'U.
Sialo Warehou,'CM.
Hdllor M'lirld: .Mr. I.orton's Imiulrv In ye
terilny'(i cilltnrlnl I'oluiiiii an to what good $ 2nd , -OUii
n'nulil do 1 1 1 1 1 o 1 up between Hid dlffrrem
count loo of the state In Muring tho fnrmcrn'
proiliirtv, the apiioi'tlonment would bo around
J.'n.iiilii. This latter iimount would bo Jiml
enough to onimtruct one HtnrcliiilUi'. wiicro there
are twj) anil three elexalorH or storehouncn in
a lovti. So you tan nee that Mr. Umlon's
iirlimlly wan not out of order whero the public
inline was, or lit to bo tapped for thin anmc
money by a elate nppropri.itlnu frorn public
fundn. taxed from diffcri nt linen of biinincnH.
The tibnve remtniln me of when a fellow got
I nt In the woods and run on ui a logging rom).
it glvea the fellow hope for a Tew minutes, Inr
he finds out later that II runs to nowhere, null
to H iu Kttne buttercup ami other wild flowers
l hat he had juxt left.
My experience liaa been lh.it a farmer that
ban senae enough to produce a eurplUH (other
lhan far hit own tme) from the noil has
Minimi enough to find a place to store It by his
own Individual efforts In tho county tu which
he liven. liven tho rabbit i, who producn their
s.iting in palm up to six at a Utter, find a nh e
soft iiaat for tho whole bunch lie fine tho stork
arrives. And man, tho king of all be.iata, hikes
to Oklahoma City to tlio legislature for snxlxt
ance io build a ntoiehouno for the newborn.
Thin iMllinU to me like f.ilrten on the lawn.
If I thought 1 wan talking to the real farmer
an set forth above. 1 would fci cnndemui'd. but
fortunately I feel safe iu thinking that Hi
iiulhurH of such meamiren are not farmers or sec
ond edition of tho Nnaalone carpeiiter, but
Instead ones who. If they took hold of the h.m
dies of a plow, wmild try tu plow through the
first blgou utii nip they cume to anil tneieny get
thrown pluinu over tho iiAimiua ot uio piow
It a lmrd for a person, a people or net ,,f p
p'.e to get tho full meamtre of tlteir toil, as mil in e
did nul iniini us i mil way.
A fnrmrr thnt ioca tint no on n faim f"r i
homo ami a pt.no tn live like Abruh.im l.lnc 'i
wliii 1iln flork of aoatH. but Inclcad wantv i
maliu the dollar In the hands of tho other fellow
the medium nf exchange, Instead of his own
products, must necessarily pay Homo loll, v nt
c xii tuple, when 1 watt a boy on Hie farm In New
York utntr. In the fall wo filled our cellar w.U,
bins of lipplea of different colors, hooked-ii" kc.l
squaHli, rutabagas, potatneu by the bin full am'
the ruat near-by In the field, like a rabbit's nent.
barrels of i idor not yet hard but we bail hopes
that Ood would finish what wo started, and lie
never failed us yell, nmukcd meal galore, and
thn old MWlmmln' hole all froe over, with cut
i.iIIh ho tall ueur the banks where we could
cut the flgilre eight with nur skates, swell luck
cut eis with an"tr crust lo mn them mi And
the last thing mi earth wo thought of was going
to Albany, the capltol. to get a bill pnsped for
a warehouse to ntoie our cellar plunder.
I'ennlo of Jumts J. Hill's i aliber arc born
not inSde. and they are few a"d far bet ween and
jut, i) poceanaiy as the air we breathe. Had
lllll been allvu In the time of the rharoaliH Jn
Knypt. he would no 'doubt have tun a atre.ik
of ruat Into Ca.inau and averted the famine. An
I. W. W. will tell you that Hill was a Fungus
growth. Nbw oomrn the solution of the problem.
If the. farmer wants to bo bl and little at the
Hilton :'Hme. build n terminal warehouse and
elevator at Onlvoaton, Toxiih, nt ,tldewnter to
ntoro your gram nnu coitop, so irapip Hteamers
Will have necoim io same aim you. in inai wuk.
can Hike advantage of the markets of Korope
and cut out tho middle man. Liverpool rules
nut- grain .unl lottoit m.iikc.V irimp li iniei
i.h one thai I " hi'". I ' ii n . ,ii .. "
u i u
ri; - i r . v s
BEFORE
tCopyrlfht;
The Woman Wlio Loved -
n .n.M: imi i. i rs
A MODI. US" STOI OF HOMi; .IMI
CIIAI'THH -
Aiiolher Dicnlinr .Sn'iit inonc noti
on's .Mm r lei I I'licuil.i.
I told Mary Ityan about our vln
il. .im, and what liobeii had wild
nt.. nil enicrt. lining them."
" Mure, you don I Know anything
about looking. I knew you would
get up ngalnnl It before "you'd been
hitched up very long. Men nro queer
iiiiIiiiiiIn. They like a woman lo bo
ail wcli. nird us gaily, telling Hob
ert how dreadfully they had missed
him. I knew from what they H.tld
that h-had been .1 prcttv loiiHtant
visitor. v"o wonder he felt ho muni
entertain thorn now that ho too wan
marrietl. It is one thing for a bach
ui hi ing it work n in iin over her
Irenn during the day. and when lie
eomen homo n little frilly ono that
ttinken her Inok like a ilnmcMtlc Milt
of a bird. 'Thnt little frilly apron
will tlo more things to a man in a
minute, thou all that marcelled im 1 r
mid stylish flothcn can do In a yonr.
II liinl Ioviim it, ami Hint innlU'H mm
think ho loves tho girl who wears
It. Iluiiont llerry, It I wanted to
vamp a man I should go iu for high
domintle art. I'd learu how to make
ever thing he liked to eat; nnd find
out how he llkeit the limine kept.
mil tf he liked his sllppera warmed.
etcelra. etcetia. Thou I'd Invent all
tiiv i-avlngM in cuto little frilly
aprnlin and caps. 1 II hot I could
make aimiiHt any man inrgei i
couldn't talk grammar, and that 1
was Just plain .Mary Ityan."
"Alary liyaii, nut noi plain, i
retiirueii. laughing nt Mary's ttunlnt
wnv of expiennliiK herself. Yet way
deep down 111 my bean 1 wan bp.
ginning to think she was right
Ihit it mini wan not an ennlly satin-
lour
I led mill a makeshift for a home, 'J'alf starved,
l.l ... .1........ ,.V... . . I
is ii woman wan. .vnu as niwnys
Not tf
when the subject came up l recalled
mother's Idea, her belief that homo
wsn the only place for a woman
unions it was positively ncceawiry
fiw her to work.
It wan neeiwHary for me. So I
assured mynelf, and so I really
thought. That Hubert could sup
port me lu a wnv. i Knew; nut wny
slave In a kitihen doing things
which I was sure l miouici naio,
when I could spend my time In a.
blight ehop Milling bats whlrh I
knew ail about, and enjoyed Helling?'
When Saturday night cinno we
think I
went un to lletlv Weeds. The Mur- thlngH ton.1
pbv Win alieadv there, mid they "J know
1 - . lf.t jf w,,
The Young Lady
Across the Way
Tho
ill 11,
kj in vm v m iki -mi n j
Scone, pjrt of ihe forest,
Pioneer. O hoy look
peetcliy Imll.tu gorl!
Princess Slt-ln-The-Mud.
i look nt tho
I iTincess
I Ell.
Pioneer.
Princess
it must. Come on to my
lent nd 111 tntorduose you.
Plontcr. Thank you.
The young lady across the way
says human Ingenuity m.iv always
tv trusted tu find sumo satinfai tory
sill HUtiite for an artu le when the
Ul'tny KIM" mn .mil nhe gui mes tlio
...iil . n 'I I .i l "l I tin 1 1 . num. I. iw
..;(,''" .
ITS TOO LATE
llrJl Br Tb i1cmo Tribune. 1
and Earned
HtSIMlSS
Abe Martin
elor to accept hospitality without al- i
ways returning It. quite another
thing when he In married. j
"I'll think up some way to do pur
share," I said to myself as. after we i
had playod card for a couple of ,
hours, Hetty with .lanon help got
supper, I foil so holtilcas, fco useless
no llku a piece of bric-a-bl(ic which
wiih of no iioshIIiIo one to uti5itic, I
that I ileirrmlned to teach myself
sumo of thenc things them: two girlt(
knew. The gunner wan dchcloun; I
creamed chicken, delicately
browned toast, u fruit taliul, and
tlrlp coffee.
"This coffeo In something like,"
Ilobert wild as he nnked for a eec
ond cup. "tho coffeo In our boarding
hoiiHo la rank muff. 1 can't sco why
anyone can't make good coffee." Ho
had fhild nothing to mo about tho
coffeo lu fad had not onoo com
plained about the food. I
I wiim i cully embarrassed because
Th' hnrdest thing abcut sudden
adversity is glttln' accustomed I'
pcrcnlv shirts. Another good thing
about prohibition i.n ther hain't
illus a gang staudln' around when
vou buy your liquor.
of his remark, and tried to chango
tho subject. Hut he wan enjoying
himself, liln food as I never had
seen him. and In spite of my repeat
ed altempln ho would talk of noth
ing else.
waja thawt you was crazy and now
un mUHt bo. No. Thais my ansor
tn one sllllble. Scalp that palo face.
Wares my acnlpcra? I'gh.
Pioneer. Aw, scalp yoursolf.
(Huns like the (loose.)
Prlncoos Slt-ln-Tho-Mud. Hay!
I'gh. (Huns after him und they llvo
happy over after.)
Tho ond.
friends will think you nro
Hubert," 1 said finally.
1 1. ... ... 1...
they look lit mo," ho
laughed, "inn every thing tauten in
good, su homey. 1 can't help talking
of H." I think, however, that ho
iv I fell rh.igt ined, hecauso ho
said no ninrc. That Is, until wo wcto
on our way home,
"Did you enjoy yourself, awect
heart'.'" he asked liulilliig my arm
cloHOly as wo walked from tho
Weed a to tho street car.
"Indeed I did! I think your
friends are lovely. I will plan nomo
thlng nice fur them. Hubert. JuA
because I inn sell huts, you needn't
- j j,-op threshing ttmchlncH an ri
Hoth caterpillar tread and wheel inatlo governor han been dis.gi
traction are provided with a new that provcnin Htravv w i tipping in
roncreto mixer for street paving con- Hie cylinder or en'teiing the f
trnrtn, tho two types of motive power I until what already Is there has I
being readily Interchangeable. I taken care of . the ij Under
ciiitipt learn tu do other
you could! Why. I'll
la, n iu tin hutihckeeplng
apartment you d cook ni well ns
.either of them In n month."
' "Oh. how men do love their stom
lachsl" I replied, but nil tho rest of
,1110 way homo, and long ntter Hub
"Value
ert wan asleep, i was wummring now
I could prove to him that n woman
could bo a good business woman
.mil also a gunii wife.
That wan Just what I was deter
mined to be.
Tomorrow -Mary Hynn tNIs dcrry
That Hubert Is Discontented.
In Pianos
Benny's Notebook
Pioneer and Princess Sit-ln-Tho
.Mud.
A Play.
nt ihe
ar noy
hatiaomo pioneer! My
nann um-iing unu me iivrurv. i kii.
Pioneer. How can you bo so
hewtlflll and keep on living? Did
you over heer of love nt ferst site?
nii-iu-iiio-iuu. i e.i.
Well this must be it.
Slt-ln-The-Mud. I gess
fathers
,L'6h.
Ack 2.
Scene, Cheef Hlg Foots tent.
Chef Illg Feet. Wats the hlffideer
bringing thi palo fnco lu my tent?
Ugh?
1'rlnconn Slt-In-'JMie-Mtnl. W
both fell In love with ench other at
ferst site, and we wunt to get mar
i led aliil wo wunt your permission
if neti'ssi ry . i'gh
Clui f Illg Fen V a' My
1 w c i lu u a 1 1 uv.e 1 i i
I'asy
Payments
Call or
Write
I'oloplajor.-i,
About Town and
in Hotel Lobbies
'Farmers In Delaware cu'i'
aowihg i larger Acreage 'f
ard tim.' hy than rir bcfi.r.
muih a I f.U in is biinir pl.i.
other rniintlcn. ' said C 11. M i
lull, field npreneiitatlv m
inorlK.iKi loan department
K,x hatiKO Trtict company. Wn
in TU..-.1 clcrday from Inn h"u
WnR inrr, In traveling thi'iUK i
c-iunlleM nf .Mnyen. Hi'lawarc V
oner nnd Tulsa ount, I find
th ftrni'-in am progrenmn..
wr 1 with their woik and i
have thr farm work In hcttei
than In marv yeari. The lib i
aid nn tor weather hnn Kivi-i
an opportunity to get ah
i
he i fa' m work. The crop
rs lh "ilRh these lOUIltli ,
i rlli nt a ml at thin time pr..
la ire jie'.d in wheat for 1 '
large acreage of oatn In beliig
iic gioiind ami many or tin
n.e iniw grren. Corn acn n
exceed that of lant year ami
acrragn will be decreased. 'I '
cral tondltlon of the fain
cecd that of former'.'yeiim .u
tho pm-is for farm proj i
i iow the farmer rcnlUea
I mu't do more work and
.more eluff in ordir that b
. able to make both ends tm i
MilCeclun left lant night
t
liornc.
The linroBcojie 1
Th ntari InHlriP but da net cpmpil
ICpU 1121 b McClur Newtpapir P;nt i
TliurNlny, .Marili il, IHil.
Stars friendly to mortals r ile
dav. according to astrology I ru ,
domlnnten in beneflc nspecti
During this away the mind nln '
ha greatly stimulated so that "
nailer views on llfo gain domiin.n
I Tho outlook for the I'nlicd M
'should become brighter eai h w .
i for there In a sign indl' iiiuig
. Htiindardtsallon and a b.ilaiuing
'trade nnd commerce,
i I'nlty of nutlonal amis ami nr
billons should become appai- i i
! many ways no that the m i.rd.
Hon of busllH'fis Intcn its hlir i'.t
piogress satisfactorily .
i Kdlicntlon is well directed il i
'thin sway of the stars, the . i.
1
toward specialisation l ing ii.e
Womou as well as men should !
; nt.
Honors to n iinlyersitv h'.i'l e
foreshadowed and college piii
nors wilt take a larger nhnrc of
splnslblllty in governme-1 w.
than the yhave in tho panr
While thin government of i '
ntarH In most ntimulatlng to 'II
1 brain work. It may mako for t..ir
. nusnesn. nnd warning In given tin"
there will bo an increaso in mental
: maladies.
I Again nrcldenta to our bnttleshli i
i or at least condition most unfor
tunate for oUr navy socm lo In
, forrcast.
Thn spring In to bring a repef
i Hon of carthquukcH In places hitli
ert i) free from them. Floods wt'l
be serious in certain parts of ih'J
country n tho spring.
Astrologern cn.l nttcndtlon to 'Ua
fart that they forewarned the p il
Hc that many crimen would bo mn .
mlttrd against women nnd by then
, Tho aspect from which thin pm.di
, ecy wan rend indicate that ev. i
more surprising outrages will ore
. nny notiibb' marriages aro fori
shadowed for thin month, ami
i among them will bo several in win
theru In u decided disparity in ag.
Porsonn whoso blrthdato it in I'avn
tho augury of .an ncttvo year "
business. They may travel, hut the
should take out accident policies.
children horn on this day may h"
inclined to ho visionary and fond
of f.ilvonture. These subjects)
Pisces naturally succeed on " '
water and prosper In commerce
A submarine for gather:
sponges from the bottom "f
ocean has been built and suic-'
fully tented In Franco.
The world's sugar crop rt,n i
for 1 1120-2 1 It more than I 70
toim greater than tlio prodiu . i
for 1919-20.
Hougheiied rubber p.ilchen o
i palniH and flngern of a fabric g
! for motorists prevent the IihiuIh
ping and have the fatigue of grip1'
I a steering wheel tightly.
Music Is Essential
Low prices do not necessarily mean good aluc
any more than IhrIi prices moans IukIi quality.
Wo have seen many low price pianos that were
not Kood values because they were poorly con
structed and were worthless musically.
Likewise we have seen pianos priced high which
were simply ordinary instruments much over
priced they were not good value, either.
For -li) years the Jenkins Music Co. has Kivcn the
greatest values. Their One Price No Com
mission Plan of selling pianos and their care
fully selected line of instruments assures every
buyer of uniost value. That is why the Jen
kins Music Company is the largest in the southwest.
II south Main
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Ilimhvnnd l.lcctiiu I'lanoij anil Ortiichtras
lor .Moving Plcturo Sltown, ctf.
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