The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], May 04, 1921, FINAL EDITION, Page 4, Image 4

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1921
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Daily Uiblical Quotation
Mil) I.
Who throutli faith subdued kingdoms,
wrought rlghlonusnoan, obtained promises,
stopped III' hiiiiiIIih or Hum mil nf wanknnan
were made strong. Ieb xt 33, .11.
Mm Mint till lioxtN nf Km row with i look
Thai altered nnt beneath the frown ihy wnrc,
And h'ioii tlin lowering brood were liuiiml, and
took,
Meekly, her gentle rule, mmiI frowned no more,
jut sort hand put iiiflde Hi nswiiilts or wrath,
A int calmly limk" In Iwiilu
Thn fry shuftn nf l 1 11 .
And rent the nets nf pnawtrm from li'i path.
My Hint victorious limul ilHpali- wan sl.iln.
Willi love ulif vnuritllshcd luitr, nnil overcame
Kvil with good, I" her great Muster' name.
a W. r. Ilrynnt.
tiih ('iiAitci: A.if i'iv ruovHN.
When, foltnwlnj? tho miildnn iiiljiiiirnmcnl of
thr IrKlsliitiirc, thn Muto lionnl of nffiilrw dln
roiitlniioil tlin IIkIH nnil elcvntor nfrvlco nt tho
enpltol, onlurcil olil noldlcrn Imrrril from tlii'lr
rtiila honir', tliri'ntoiHMl to Uioko naumi nf IliinnUti
of thontnlu iirnllontlary on the Htntr iiml iintlflcil
tlin county niitlinrltlrH In himhI no mnro putlontx
to thn vtirlmi cntyninnyiinry luntltutlon. thoni'
tlon wn frankly ronilamnod iin prnpitKiimlii do
nlmird tn rrontn prejudice ii:nlnt thn hnuw
niiinlicralilp nnd parlliillty for I lie ulutu ndnilii
Imrntlon.
Ono nf tlin flrirt nrtn of (he Mprqlul hchhIuii
wnn tn InvrttlcHlo t IiIh record of thn hoard of
nffAlrn, thn runult liolnjj a tiniiiilmmiH report hy
thr InvrntlRiMlnic cnnitnltlrx", which wnn com
pnoil of Ifitillnrr dornocrntn it ml republican,
Hut tlin onlcrH of thn Htntn hoard of iitlnlrn
worn without thn ntlRhtrxt Jiifillflcatlou find
that "tho crltlolimi of thn i:ilitli IokIhIuIiii-o
w.in donn fnr pnlltlrnl purpin-M nnil for tho
nvldnnt Intention of illncrcdltlnir thn loKlnlaturu
nnd nhould mct with uulvcrnil ciuiitpm
nutlon." The report rlted ltter from the ihiiliniiiii of
tho hoard nf puhfle uffalr In which h h
mimed nil tho lilnnio und fully exonerated thn
logUlatur, lntlnir thn hoird had In' (Ml nt fault.
Thtin Dip cliurco made nRalnnt Iho iiiliiiliiltni
tlnn, t lint It was nocking to foron tho pnopln to
rlnii a warrant for thojr own deipollnient,
Ktandu amply proven.
now iiiJT us havi: i'iit'i:.
The Knox peace re.ioltitlon hnn paitnvd th
rmuntn hy u linndnomn inujorlty and in now
pendlnjr In tho Iiouko where It will lip adopted
with no. dtvlnlon of orliun conseauenre.
Thus nfter two yenrw nf actual war nnd two
more yearn of technical war, wo will puna Into
a Mate ot official peace. Then let tin luivo peaca
In fact and deed. It us get over thn war hyit
terla ami atop tatklnc nhotit trcatlNi und In
demnltlea nnd thlnfrf!. let tin nbandnu our war
vocabulary nnd our war mental proce.
Now that America haV been briiURltt back
home, tho tlmo ban nrrlved tn think nnd not
h r membern ot a family thoroimhly rommltted
to a policy of attending tn our own bunluci, If
xomebody knocks at thn front door tn nnk nlm
or sell im notnethlnjT, irlvn them a docent henrliiR
of cotimej oven hentow thn alma If thn rnso
frcenin merllorloui, nr buy tho thltiR offered,
fttil fnr oiirnelveo, stick at homo and not Rive
nur cntle.r tho Imprennlnn that ho has a rlfiht
In our liotifn enual to our own, or that ho can
rome In and ro to nhlflliiR the furniture; nor
listen to Ills complaint If wo withhold nlms.
In short, let us rrinaln complete inantura of
nur homo nnil our own conduct, careful rnuUKli,
nf rotirse, that our conduct be nuch a to glv
nn Just offenso to our neighbor.
iiavi: Tin: i-r.oiMiij cost?
During thn regular session of the Klghtli leg
Ulaturn Uic limine Htood Ukn a ruck ngiilunt
appropriations for tho erection ot now build
ings nt the varloiiH state Institutions. This was
in nccordanro with tho mandate given the re
publican memtioinlilp of that body.
Now that nn oxtra soinlnn ban been convened
the appropriation committee of the hotimi secmn j
to bo reversing lUolf. It 1ms voted to report
favorably on a building program of Immctim I
proportions. If there Is n statu Institution that I
m nnt provided with a now building In tho pro- ,
gram agreed on, then such ntate Institution 1
has a right to feel aggrieved.
This action iiilltn naturally hreeda suspicion.
li should. Why the clmngo of heatt? Are tho '
people to witnesa nn about front nn tho Issun I
of economy? Is tho Ulghth leglilnturo really ,
going to write tho greatest appropriations In thu
hlfltoiy ot tho fctate an tho rtobcrtson-Oavld-
son cabal prmnlncd?
If thin Is to bo tho record, finally, then tho
member responsible must prepare to dofend
thcmselvna ngulntt an ntitragod people, for no
body elso will bo willing to do tt.
, Tin: citv man.;i:u idka.
Tim report of tho npcclul committed nf thn
City club concerning change In city govern
ment Ik notind at least In part. Tho rocom- J
mendatlon that charter amendments bo mads
granting to tho illy complete autonomy In local
rovcrnnifii', and that the nonpaittsan manner i
of rondiiflliiR elertionn be ndnplerl. afford lltM
Rroiind for ptIoui division.
Thn rerommendnllon that Tulsa adopt inn
fliy inntmjfer plan, said manager tn b. emtilnysil
recarilles-i of city, e.nunly or stale hniirid.iry
llnrK, will not, we think, meet with much np
provai. HeeonimeinllnK elty mamiRnr form
of I'overnmnrit li about ai specific n recnin
mnndntlon as MUKRcstlnj; that a people not up
some form of Kovernmint, I'nr thero are lly
manager plans galore.
That plan wlheh provides a popuf.ir loglnln
tlvo body with repre"iitnllvs from nil ne
lions of tho rlty, with a highly centralized ex
ecutive, department, iho head of which In etn
ployed hy Iho rounrll nnd mndo city manager,
has met Mime approval. Muskngen Im.i mmh
plan und It appears lo be working out fairly nil
Infautory, but Is not yl thoroughly proven.
Hut Hi Idea that Tulsa Miould highly een
Iralltie lis govnrnment that Is tnkn It a far
away from tho people as pirfnlhlir, nnd wniploy
ifsms inn from Xnw Vork or Phlladslphlu to
administer tin govnrnment, must bo rnpugnnnt
to a vast innjfirlty of our people. Oklahoma
one hud long-dlitnutn government o fur
away from tits people ihat they had no Influ
ence with It at all. Not soon, we Ihlnk, will
they voluntarily return to that condition.
As ii matter of fart and logic, no change In
thn form of our governiuonl Ii nosentlal to se
curing thn best nvallahln In government. Ily
the adnptlon of thn charter amendments nug
Kfited, Including that nrohlldtlng pnrllsan ac
tlvlly In municipal elertionn, Tillmi can have
good govnrnment an under any other form
which may be devised. Ii In Inaccurate to
promise the people that the illy manager plan
of government results In economy. If nuch ban
been the rnnult In any caf where that form ha)
benn tried It has not been called to tho writer's
attention, liven Iho Muskogne form of city
manager government hni Irirrenwd administra
tive, coirtn verv substantially. I'nsslbly the old
form, glvon thin latitude and protected from
partisan Influences, would have been quite as
mtlsfactory. Nay. It h alinfwil cortaln that It
would have been.
Tho morn nr less prevalent Idea that accept
able government can be had by the adoption of
iiomn morn forni Is fallacious In the extreme. It
Is not creditable to any community lo accept
such a doctrine.
Hcnutnr Joe Hhcrman seems to feel that Tukm
Is populated with men who delight In waiter,
lug their money In great numn for any old pur
pose. Nothing could morn clearly show the
man's Ignoranco of the mibject bo posen as iiu
dcrntamllng. Tulsa has some gcntlemon who
powess large means; perhaps morn of that clnns
than any other locality In thn southwest. M
that fact be tonfenscil. Hut they ncnulred their
incaim because they understood tho art of hus
banding their icsnurcen, and they glvo up their
money only when their Judgment tells thorn It
ts a sound proposition. If the ncnator thinks It
Is rnny for n grafter or crooked politician to
relieve Tulsa cltlnens of their money let him
come over and "set In" Hut before he nt
tetnptn It wo ndvlan him In flnanco himself
among his wefi-nldo friends for a long stay.
And If Im eventually finds It ncccary to walk
home ho need not be surprised. Our bojeV prin
cipal buslnesn Is to get money not glvn It away
many ambitious "forelgnem" have discovered
Hint fact tn their sorrow.
If It Is Congressman Chandler's lurpoe to
bar from Washington all those who failed to
avull thcniMolvos of tho opportunity to support
him during the recent election, uulto a num
ber of Oklahomana will bo compelled to remain
nt homo and forego what they had como to con
sider as u constitutional right- U has1 bcon the
practice herctotorn for n congrcminan to con
nldcr hlmHo.lt tho lopresentntlvu of all tho people
of his district ciulto regardless of their partisan
attachment. If tho VInltn stntcninan can
cluingn that practice nnd servo only those- who
directly contributed to Ills political succosn lio
will at leiiH bo nble to confuno thorn crltlc.i
who hnvo charged that, ho bun never stood for
nnythlng of his own devising.
Huppnsn tho Oklahoma gcuttomen who pose
as patriot-! while playing poltttrn for themselves
I'xclunlvoly do succeed In defeating U. CI. I)l.
ney for any appointment, then what? Sure thoy
will hnvo established their supremacy with tho
administration, but Just precisely whom can
they claim any credit for their handiwork? Not
every Oklahoma republican will dance a death
dunce over tho political grave of Disney.
In vlow of the present accepted style of
female attire, why did they ever contend that
tho old-favhloned buntlo wiw immodest ?
I'AlldMllN.
tCopyrlghl, 1021. by Udgnr A. Gtioit.)
Thoro n ro sovcnil kinds of (allure.
Thoro'H tho kind men notice most,
And It hnuntH them In their business liko an
ever prenont ghoul;
Hut to rail In some endeavor that Is launched
for Holflnh gain
Is n temporary 't-back nnd may never
leave n vtaln.
While the hurt whloh cuts more deeply and
forget wo never can.
Is to have our honor tested and then full to
play the man.
Worso than any businrns failure Is the failure,
to lu true.
To fall In kindly service when the cliancn Is
given you.
There Is no regret no bitter, when the pant
you look upon.
An to know you'vn kept your ronen 'till tho
friend Is dead nnd gone;
And thorn Isn't any failure ijulle so difficult
to bear,
llowover goen the battle, n.s the failure to
bo fair.
Tho bitterest sort of fnilure Isn't missing
.wealth or fame
For n man may err and blunder and irtlll keep
an honored name,
And ft man may fall In connuest and still be a
loyal friend
And find h! Ufa successful when It'n written
to tho ends
Hut tho tiilluren that cut deepest when our
hook of deeilif we wn,
Are tho mean nnd petty failures when we've
failed to pluy tho man
Oklahoma Outbursts
llf OTIS 11 lit (I. V.
The girl on Mouth Main says that betwen
thn weather man and the demands of fnshl"ii
she is In n dreadful state of unrest
What are the corset reformer- going i d
about It now nln - n. whalebone iwved thai Coul
gate Ml rl from death, when an Innaiir man find
two shots ut her?
That Dalian lady who has caught four bubi
in a wek by witting a nlcn warm brink ci on In
front door step ha better luck fishing tb i tl
Hreh ciiinlniil of this eolylitn.
A government bureau has announced thr.
proi vullnn of the IkiII weevil by iliolgr.ipn
Wint un cotton growers want thn k'jw rrm r
to do le lo show us a boll weevil exterminate
One would naturally think that nn secretin
to CfngrMnnii llnrrlfh. Marry (lllstr.ip uugi
In know how to spell Victor 1-oekr'n n.nne Hi,
he lualsta on lining nn "ir for the "k to giw
it a eiiflrr agiiiul, we peeeume.
Orrllniirlly tlr nn parsr huto demons are
common tliut their stuntn urn Ignored by new
servlcf-M, hut when one nf them happens to K' i
tangled up with a barbed wire renin in M,i
kogee It le conalderad of seiiaatlonal luipoitaiin
One of tho nlroirg pitlntn Walter Dickey, new
owner of tho Kaiiean (Tty .toiimnl, makes f..i
nupport la thai he cumn to Kmiimis City 38 y. nt
ago an "u smooth-faced yaiiiig man." tinue i f
bin political onemlna atlll regjnl him ,-ih b.ue
faced,
Again referring to the law of supplj .mJ ib
maud, wn feci enllrd upnri lo slate that next t..
grurluuttin from thn schools of Journalism there
nr more ayndlcntin promoting fr unir. for
iiewspupum than there arc pmtn mcnar lug flic
wheat fields of oklanoiiui. A repiiHentatUe
dropped In n day or two ago with things In On
line for nale. nnd some with good. Wo told him
If he rould figure out a (dure feu Im J o n
week fealiiro we might take II lie nnn kill off
some of tbe nluff ou now h.ixo and the first
thing he marked ri.r tlie uiil nhop was this
colyuni, which shown that even feature agents
hnvo some conception ,if the relativity of Miluen
It urometer of Public Opinion
A SonlalM Organ on tho I'liimiiui Canal.
Hdltor World. The Oklahoma leader, orgun
of the noclallstli forcen of the Htnto, iiltcmptH t'i
make fun over thn fact that the secretary of
war, In going to Panama for the purpose of
Investigating the cost of operation und so on
llilir Moclallnt organ attempts to mako capital
and propnganda for uM cause by Haying what a
"iTlnii!" It In that the employcH on the IMnamn
canal rnenlw Si per rent higher wagon than Is
paid for Ukn kind of labor bore, and that along
with thin high wage, there goes with It free
i nnt for families, and nlmo.it frno rent alno for
men without famlllen, together with free amuse
ment ami a month's vacation each year with
full pay, also nick leave and im on,
In tho first pl.icn thin socialist organ l very
cm of ill not to Inform 11m readein that the 10B.
uoo.oou people. III thin nation are paying for this
31 per cent above the nverago wage, thin free
rent and free vacation, etc , and many mll
llona of pi who am paying thin hill nro working
for Icwi than thoso government employen re
ceive. Sometlmn ngo thin organ published the
fact that last year the operating expenses for
the canal amounted to n llttlo over 0, 000, 000
and the operating revenue wan some ovei
S,000,000. thus, r-ald tho socialists, hero Ih a
profit of over IS.000,000 n year with high wages
and free rent. etc. A mighty platislblo story
miii'ly, but mighty mlnleadlng also.
Thn Panama canal cewt the people of this
nation tho ,tiler Jlttlo sum, of M0S.H4I.0IG, nnd
wo urn puyhm Interest on thin vast sum. The
Interest nlono In somo $18,000,000 a year, t)
that thn nctual losn Is $10,000,000 a year and not
u $:',000,000 profit, an this socialist organ would
like to have ltn rcadcrn believe.
Wo all want t'nclo Sam to treat hLt heli with
thn utmost liberality, but, we do not want to
forget that wo are thn government, that Is, wo.
iih ami company, that aro paying all the ex
penses. Aer for the management of thn Panama canal,
We aro wasting several million dollars a jear
thorn In nil tnpe, nt least two million dollurs.
Wo know that governiiientn ovciywhere require
two dollars and two men to accomplish the
s.imn icsiilt that private Induntrv will nccom
pllfih with one. Hut your sncluUst editor und
agitator Is forever misleading the public by
printing half-tru'hn and whole mlfrrepresoiita
tloni and thus fooling thn musscii with his fnlse
logic and moro falno stutlstlcs. Think It over.
I O. It. OOItDON.
Secretary Amorlcnn Antl-Hnclalist leagtic.
Okmulgee, Aluy 2.
Criniplulus at SiMiotj .Vote. -Mdltor
World: In your paper of .Sunday.
April U. under the head of society, appears the
following slum and bright (?) remark, which
should call to arms nil the women of Tulna,
who, from the nlmple fact they have not mar
ried nn oil well or some other moiileii fancy,
are forced to carry on the IjiisIiicsh life of Tulwi.
and in so doing cither get to work by trolley
or by foot.
Tho nooliii editor states: "l p to dato us
rulmi may well claim to be. the pedestrian clans
are not of the smart set." It's a proposition
to know what she means by thn nmart set. In
wilting thli nitlcle. I wish to pay "lovely
courtesy" to the noclety editor, because there
In one connoting fact that nhe. as well oh the
ones ehc serves, must remember, and it Is this,
that all smart people do not rlilo In curs.
I claim IIiIm statement an insult to the women
or Tulm who really count In the making of the
life of tho I'llv.
The little stenographer who tolls from S In
tho morning to S in the evening, many times
underpaid, V tho office of sonfe hunbniul of one
in nn. moan net, im invarinlily worth fur morr
to that man than the wifo who nets In her nut"
from morning till night (or night until morning
many times) doing nothing for the betterment
of herself or her friends, nnd keeping tlicin
from ilolng likewise.
Tho writer known of women in Tulsa who
are tlin brains of large concerns, nnd, by the
way, they know how to walk ami haven't for
gotten thn art of -walking and the proper use
of their feet, and they are tho hapjiv. busy
women To the Working clan ot women "of
lillsa this statement deserves resentment, and
the World owee to them an apology for allow
Ing this to appear In print.
IdleneM. whether It be In tho "smart soi- or
ii the "Inferior being" In the biggest curw. in
tho w orld. Ao have' had many demonstrations
of what Idlonciw In thn "sniurt set" tins been
doing In other places; for I nnt n nro, the woman
of tho "smart net" In New York who fetl In
low with her Indian guide, nway in the lonely
cabin, doing nothing, nnd her rich. Idle, worth
less husband, with another "fancy," bringing
Into the world children whose parents uio so
mixed the court could hardly decide to whom
they belonged. They probably never walked,
either. Oh yen. they miro deserved their rlilsa.
Don't try to shove them on to tho pedestrian
clans.
Now the writer isn't finding fault with
wealth. If properly used, Ifn tho ono big
blessing. VVa have women In Tulsa, wonder,
fully bright, Intellectual nnd wealthy, nnd who
ntlll have tlmo to look Into tho real living condi
tions of thn city nnd Itn populace. These tire
the kind who can do things, for they havo tho
, KicwiiiK or. weami, ana still retain the lovn for
their neighbor. And while It's nn unhandy thing
ninny times, to be poor, perhnps it's a blessing
' In disguise.
fo I think this s'atement should be retraced,
nnd Instead or nil the "lovely couitesv" beinc
i paid to the Hctiern. ' give a portion to "the "pc.
dt itr an rlans
TuItM May 1.
A KKADKIt.
HAPPINESS
tCrrrrlthl
Tin tnvag out In W Jangt Acme ha n oncm about rant; the cott of food and cloth: railroad rat mm,
toal uippljr, ptrtonal liberty, and athmr vxlng thing which worry tht civilixmd man
tut tha clvUifd man, with all hit eompllcattd
The Woman Who Loved -
iiy jam: rni:i,is
A MOUIJIUV STOltV OF UO.MU AND
CHAPTHIl B.1.
Tho l'nverty I'lirty.
Hetty ushered ui Into the living
room, w here nil hut Marlon were as
sembled. I noticed Itobert looked
sharply about, but he nald nothing.
"Well wait hero until .Marlon
comes," Hetty muIiI, lifter wu had
greeted till present. I could not
avoid seeing, und being pleased, at
thu flush of pleasure In Oardner
Kenyon'n ejen when he thanked me
for being tho reason for his being
there. Hut everyone wan so hilar
ious, and looked ho ridiculous in
their old costumes, that wo had no
tlmn for any further convematlon
Just then.
"You look lovoly, tlcrry!" Mary
said, "Whole did you get that dress?
I never nw you wear It."
"It was thu one she had on thn
day I got up courage to ask her to
marry me," Itonert said to my sur
prise. He had not mentioned It
' down after
things, nnd
when I put It on.
'No wonder ho wanted to marry
you!" Jano broku In. It In lovely
on you."
Tho dresH was a soft satiny thing
of a faded ort of Allen blue a col
or I hud worn constantly an a girl,
but which I had discarded slnco my
marriage.
Just then .Marlon enme In.
"Hotter late than nevor! she said,
as nho took otf her coat and revealed
hornelf dresned 111 the costume of
Itaggedty Ann. n doll made popular
v tho story In a new Juvenile pub
lication. vvc all screamed with laughter.
"You clever girl!" Hetty said with
delight, ".My party can't belli being
a nuccesn now." Then sho led the
way to the kitchen.
The supper was set out upon two
bare kitchen table pushed together.
The room was lighted with n tallow
candles set In vvido mouthed bottlen
so they wouldn't drip. Wo had paper
platen, stoel forks, thn kitchen kind,
and pewter npootm, Tho centerpiece
was made up ot carrots with tho
green left on. nnd then grouped
about them, .potatoes, onlonn, etc
'I'ho placo enrdn worn written on
brown paper, with n Jingle under the
namcn- -Mary had rlono theni for
Hetty.
The Young Ladu
Across the Wau
Tho young lady across tho way
nays hrt saw In tho paper that a
French girl had flown nrrosn the
Andes tn nn airplane nnd whnt a
change In methods of transportation
sln-o Napoleon led his weary troops
acrofur those sumo mountains!
AND CIVILIZATION
IBJt 11 Tht CUeato Trltnin,!
financial worrim; wuld not trad plaemt with th
Jmgl.
and Earned
HUSINHSS
Abe Martin
1 found mywlt between Frank
Weod and Clurdner Kenyon. Marlon
llovey was on his other side, and
then Itobert. Mary Ityan wus be
tween Carson Murphy nnd Jack
Adler. while, Hetty and Jano took
tho other two places.
Kach ono had to read aloud beforo
nuppor wus nerved what Mary hud
written on their place cariln. Hetty
Informed un. Tho Jingles were up
roariously funny, unit every ono
was apropos, Mary seemed to have
a flair for that sort of thing, and
, had rcnlly outdone hcrHolf,
! I noticed that Oardner Kenyon
was Immensely interested, when he
was told that Mary had wnttan. tho
Jingles, nnd I had a bit .ot Jealous
feeling when I navv hlni look re
peatedly in her direction.
It took un mime tlmo to nulet
rending tho nonsensical
then Hetty said:
"itaggerity Ann will you iisnist wim
tho whip?" nnd Marlon rose nnd with
nn elaborate courtesy .signified her
willingness to be wuttress.
Thu potato soup nerved In paper
cups was delicious. Then as an en
tru wo hud pnrk and beans.
"Not ono of the 57 varieties either;
thesi) urn homo grown," Marlon said
an nhe passed thn wooden platter.
After that came the main course,
corn beef und cabbage.
How wo did cat. and whnt n good
time wo had! Itobert wus more like
It's flno t' bo spirited nn' full o'
civic pride an' a great booster, but
th' feller that attends t' his own
business nn' pays his bills still re
mains th' biggest unset o' nny com
munity. Ther'n one thing n mother
never Irarnh an' that Is that her
little child can't walk as fast she
kin.
himself than ho had boon In weeks j
and vveokH. Wo had our coffee with
tho dinner, and Hetty proposed a '
tonat to hint, the honor guest of tho
evening, at the same tlmo apologiz
ing to Onrdner Kenyon and telling
Oiilld .Meeting.
Queen Ksther Oulhl ot the First
I'rcabyterlnn church will meet nt
tho homo of Mrs. O. O. Mortimer,
1S69 South Cheyenno nvenue, Wed
nesdny, nt 2:30 o'clock.
hint sho would give another party
for him some day.
"I surely will If you get run over
by nn automobile."
"I havo to get nearly killed to bo
honor guest, do I? I think 1 prefer
to be ono of tho rabble," he return
ed. Ko In good natured repartee
wo finished our dinner and then
went into the living room to dance,
Betty had a new Victrola, and somo
of the lino danco records. Sho also
had planned a surprlso for us.
Tomorrow Heard behind a mnsk.
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Benny's Notebook
INVENTIONS.
Thoro nro many new Inventions
nowadays that people used to miss
without knowing they wan missing.
This is one of tho lucky things about
living lu the 20th century linden ot
tho 1st or Snd. Another lucky thing
about living now Instod of formorlly
Is that you aro still alive.
Ono of tho most Important Inven
tions is thn telefone, wlch rings eny
hour of the day or nlto no you can
tawk to nomebody that maybe you
wouldent even wunt to see You
can nlso tnwk to youd friends Jest
un easy. Wen enybody in tho olden
days hud a long peece of wlro they
jest lined to fix things erround the
hout-o lusted of wanting tlmo think
ing about trying tn tnwk throo It,
vvilo now nil you haft to do lo tawk
throo the tolofone wire is Jest cull
up and If you get the rite, number
you know Ixactly who your tnwklng
to. and if you get the rong mimbor
you dont.
Another Important Invention Is
thu olectlo lit a wlch saves us the
t rubble und Ixpenno of tcming on the
gas every tlmo we wunt a lit o und
also makes tho matches last longer
Kvcr since tho Inwntlon of tho
elecktrlc lite all you hnff to do to
make a dark room disappear Is Jest
push n button.
Another Important Invention Is file
enmern. wlch takes yuro plckturo
and nhows you ixactly how you
looked that mlnnlt no matter how
much you chungo later. Thus wen
you nro nil grown up you can look
at a plckturo ot how you uned to
look wen you won a baby and realize
how mutch you havo Improved,
2 other Important Inventions are
tho locomotive, wlch does all tho
work In n trann of cars, and the
fonograff, wlch gives us tho priv
ilege ot trrnlng off the music wen
rver wo dont feel like herring It.
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About Town and
In U old Lobbies
"To my mind there In nctui g
beginn to cnmtiarn with thr ..,
spirit exempilfled by thr Tn 'i
Pie, said It. v. Hallev of ok I n,
""lty ntnlp manager or tin :,,
hood of American Yeoman v
hero to attend the Uhndam ir
cerr'monlal of the Yeomen Tj
ho continued, "in tho talk ,
southwest and Is cortaltijy Hi,
Ing city or thn state. Willi , .
advnntnges, there In no re is, j
nop, why Tulsii cannot hecmne , .
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The Horoscope
Tb tr Inelln but do not emoL
ICpL 1IU lir McClur. N.w.pii
WUDNHHDAY, May 4.
This is not a fortuna'n di. c.
cording to nstrologv, T',. hn
iKaturn nnd rnnusnrenll n u,.f'
uapcvi. jupuer ruies will kindly
power Into at night
It In a tlmo ror women 1 1 tk 1
account or their own p..s bliiti.i
i nnd to put llttlo dependence men.
Thn stnrs frown upon an i. af
, fairs, but warning In given thai i
, will bo nn ndded tendeniy tn indulcs
tn romnnco which will be untut t. y
Those who seek emplojimrt .,r
deslro to improve posltl'.ns , . utr
occupied nhould postpone nip , i n
until a moro favorable aspe. rj'n,
Saturn Is especlullv unkind - .
aged today, making for dopn ,n
irritibllity and misunderstanding on
tho part of younger pcrnon
Itcnl estate transactions n,. nM
be no profitable under thin m . i
ir they wore delayed un'il kind1 r
planets direct.
The lute houn of the ever
should he auspicious for planning
big enterprises of every sert wir il . t
they concern trade, polities or rl u
Mars In flcmlnl will dlMrb
I'nltcd States In many wavs astf
logcrn declare, and for thin reani.n
the public mind will be casilv in
I flamed by rumors and evil repcri'
I Women who have business or pri
gant in th
fosslonul projects to push should li
Mulcnccnt until this rulo of the s-.im
passo.
Persons whoso hlrthdate It is mav
have nn uneventful jur Tl.r
nhould pay strict attention o I, im-
i nesn.
i Children born on this rt.-iv n v
meet many obstacles In the w,,.. ef
success, but they nhould have th
power to overcome nil.
llrcoiler Scln Oorxl lJvatnple.
Special to Thfl World,
W Y AN DO TT H, Jlay 3
Ait H
ur.'eder of flnn stock on a. smai
scale, D. K. Walker, a farmer iving
a few miles northeast of here on
.'Jycamoro creek, sets nil example
worthy or Imitation. Ho has u herd
1 of nln.' purebred cattle of the l'alr
fax and Auxiliary breeding Jle hai
recently been advertising wuiie Io
' land China hogs of thn liberator
Caldwell, Ulg Hob, Dig Honed Lead
er, Hlg Joe nnd O'-rstdnlo .lonn
, vnrictljs. Ho bus threo sows, each
i of which has produced a litter of l?
Indicating that they are (julte pro
lific. IlrAniHilntnl for Tun Years.
I Special to The WorlJ.
! TONKAAVA, May 3. Tho Tonkv
' wn, board ot education has reem
ployed city Huperlntendcnt W (1.
'Hopkins for a period of two year. at
t an Increased salary and has let tbe
' contract for an addition to tin fitch
pehool building to J. II. Mitchell &
' Son of Wellington. Kan . for $20
ti98. Tho contractors ngrcc to have
'the work completed by August .0.
j Tickled With Hnml Stand,
1 Special to The World.
COIiIiINSVIUI,K, May 3 Mr U.
W. A.len of this city has crcetert
new gnnollno filling station, whl'h
beautifies the rlty very much The
station is so built that It ncruplu
a spucn which has been Idle fc
somo time, and on lop of this llt'i
building Is a band stutul that th
city has long wanted. It is very rnn
vcnlent nn well us decorative I'or
the past few y?ars the band him hem
mooting on the streets or elsewhere.
Victrol
The One Phonograph
Why buy an inferior phono
graph when you can get a
genuine Victrola, choice ot
thu world's grentoHt artists,
for an llttlo us $25.
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CHII'K, Mnnagor
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