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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-11-10
OUT OF THE GINGER JAR.

A good rule for every farmer
Is the two. foot rule.
Those who are ON pleasure bent,
May soon lack funds 10 pay the
rent.
With horses ss with married
folks, it is desirable that when
hitched they stay hitched.
Some there may be who are
unable 10 come back. but it is
not the San Jose louise.
Our friends are like our
clothes-nn!ess they wear well
we get little satisfaction cut Of
them.
liza team of horses pull togeth.
err they are sure to accomplish
something; and the same is true
Of men.
We pu. hobbies on Il horse to
keep him at home, but the hob.
bic skirt is not intended for any
such purpose.
Too often instead of being sor.
~ for our misdeeds we are
merely ashamed that We have
been found out.
| Did you ever stop TO wonder
what lot of mischief you might
get into il yon didn't have tc
work so hard for living!
!! Farmers believe 40 thorough
ly in the gospel of work tina,
they even work their butter; and
like all else, it Is the better for
being worked.
A writer complains of thu
tendency of seed to run out, and
sometimes wives are heard com
planning of like tendency OF
the part Of their husbands.
, Not every man who is charm
, ing" and a good fellow" aDroat
F., is a model husband at home
Many 4 lat-t'rping gallant CON
pels bis wife to split the kind
ling.
z Wiseacres advise us that Their
}. Is always room at the top, an,
!. the average man when he CONF
u to fifty is apt to find that Their
IL room at the top for more hal
than he has.
q One of thegrcatest accomplish
|, mcnts Is 20 ne a good listene,
.. by letting the other man do a
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-11-10
COME TO THE OZARK s!
The Land CT The Big Red Apps.

Where the summers long and pleasant and the wn''
short and mild Where crop failures never known ana not
winds never blow
Now YOUR chance to get home cheap We are situated
IN the South slope Oa twelve miles from NORWOOD
Nh We have some of the farms in Douglass County on
our list Our lands produce forty to sixty bushels corn TWEEN
~ 10 forty bushels of wheat and half tons OF hay
Der acre and other crops in proportion.
The fines, living the known world Fine White OAK
Rsc Oak Hickory Walnut and Pine timber Wood and fence
posts object
Wild fruit such as Grapes Backberries etc in abundance
Free open range for all stock in most OF counys
Sa.mlls, Grstmlls. Schools and Churches The riost
bosptbe people in America The best Normal School IN South
e, Missouri il located Ava the County Seat OF Douglas
county Our teachers among the best instructors IN the
State
What the you paying large rents when you can oS
YOU home for from five 70 twenty-five dollars per- acre
II you wan. home the time buy as land Is soni
nv leans and bounds Write better and
what have got.
COATS and LEFI4ER,
Brushyknob.
Douglas Co. NO
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-11-10
THE CREsSET
BRusHY KNOB MO.
LOCAL LORE

Subscribe for the CREssET
now.
Mr.. Simons and family visited
Judge Baker on last Sunday.
Mr.. WIN. Morgan has moved
to his father in.laws,
We want o Correspondent in
every neighborhood,
The Election is over and the
wounds created will have to be
healed by time.
--Ex. Senator Curry gave the
the school children ! nice n.
structive talk Friday.
Prank HALEY and VIII. IF Ava
passed through our city sun
day.
The State of Missouri went a.
gainst Prohibition, and we
still retain our Liberty.
Mrs. VIM. Morgan paid the
Lady Compositions of tho Cries
SET OFFICE pleasant visit las,
Monday evening.
The EI. will preach the funer
al of Thomas McCraw on the 4th
Sunday II this month up OF
Milestone.
There Is Lecture going on a
the l,rushyknob School house
will last over Sunday, held b!
Rev. L. S. Garrett. Come one
Come all and hear Thus sayetl
the Lord.
--Brushyknob ia blcst with q
fine a merchant as can he found
Mr.. Paris, call ON him 70: wha
you want in merchandise aud b
will treat you right.
There is a Corn mill ia Brushy
snob run by Mr., Rice one c
Douglass best citizens. IL 80
want good meal call on him an
you will get it.
MIR. Thomas McCraw OF Whe
stone passed this life on la
Friday night. Leaves a wife al
children and a host Of friend
His Obituary. will be in ne
weeks CREssEr. and all the pa
ticulars.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-11-10

School 10 progressing nicely,
under the tutorship Of Mr.. Roy.
Subscribe for the CREssET, It
10 Q friend to the poor.
|-Mackey James who has been
in Springfield the past summer
liz visiting home folks at present.
Uncle Jim John Is setting bis
traps preparatory to a winter OF
fur gathering
ALI Correspondents must send
| in their Items 30 we can get
them on Tuesday,
Elder Rhodes and family Wis,
tied Judge Baker and family on
last Sunday.
Uncle Pug Singleton aud
daughter Mary are home for
several days. Pug is gathering
lis corn.
- The En-. filed the appointment
on last Saturday night OF The
| Minister OF the General Baptist
1.-The minister falling to get there
-On last Sunday at II O'closl
mr.. Wyant preached to a large
audience On the benefit OF prayer
and done justice to his subject
| Mr.. JOS eph Baker is MOVING
off his fathers place and MOVING
lon q farm recently bought b.
VIM. Morgan.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Lord, of Dry Creek near Jane
!Millers past this life last wee
the Obituary will be IN mex
weeks CREssET.
-Ifvou want to hear the Wor
; of God explained, Come out an
hear the Lectures given BY III
Editor this week and which WI
last over Sunday. Come ont
Come all,
Mrs. Harry Baker is workin
for Mrs. Judge Baker while Mr.
Judge Baker is teaching schoe
who is one of the very best
{ teachers.
4 We had the privilege OF NEE
ing Judge Baker, Elder thoae
and Mr.. Simons at III Oclot
services. last Sunday at Brush
' knob School house.
d Bert Griffith and Silas Ram'
>. Of Drury came over last WEI
1t and gathered J, o. Coats cor
r. Oliver came over Saturday al
got his sheep.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-11-10

the talking we acquire a reputa-
ton Tor wisdom for above that
we may gain in any other way.
From November FARM JOURNAL.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-18
GETTING TO 11IE ROOT.

n GREAT long step toward the solution of the prob.
Ia lem Of the unemployed Was made In Kansas city
INI when the authorities and the civic organizations
- took cognaouce of the papable facts. first that
there was unemployed persons who wanted TO work and
could work and, second that this unemployment did
present problem
You Will find plenty persons today who think that It
Injuries city 20 admit that there unemployed work
ers in H. that thero bad tenement conditions and that
mere is anything else calling remedy or Improvement
But while such persons sIl putting Satan behind
them" the persons who have real civic pride and consc
qucnt civic value facing existing evils and 50 are il
position to drive them cut
x Tho p0icd.dcpatucn is doing good surface work OF
palliative work; Mr., Gilmore Of the police board
says the problem unemployed is TO be adequate
Is dealt with by police methods Nothing Of the necessary
upporunlst" the police apply affects the
conditions that produce periodic unemployment Of large
numbers Of men and women,
remedy which goes down to the roots of things Is th,
plan approved by Mr L. r. Brigham of the Helping Hand
Institute make Il possible for unemployed men TO gc
permanent institution providing variety Of jobs is
sary order to deal radically with the evils of uncmpoy
mcnt"
with every big problem it is easier 10 state th.
problem than find the answer But popular government
If efficient get the bad conditions clearly graspcd and
acknowledged that tho remedy for them will b,
found and appucd.--Kansas City star.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-18
WELCOME COLLtNSNiLLl5.

l ALK has again been revived about Collinsvllo ana
this part of Rogers County being attached to Tulsa
County Il would certainly be much more con.
49, ycnont tor u.s. and maybe would be treated
half way decent part Of the trnc-Colusyile Times.
Cohnsyllo would be q welcome acquisition to Tulsa
County Not only would its annexation help square up an
otherwise unsghty county. geographical lines
are concerned but 1t would add mighty good town filled
with mighty good people
Aa to the advantages acruln6 to Colins,ie from such
Ia change there can be question. The would bo
within few hours Of the county ana citizens could
run tho county seat by rail- transact their business and
return The same day. Most Of the Coinsync peoplG
trausacng business at Clarcmorc their present county
scat have to to Tulsa get started TO Ciaremorc
ICollingillo should be part Of Tulsa County TuIsa
County stands ready welcome Colnsylc and give the
town and iIs people square deal all points What's
ia the way OF doal2
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-18
nm COST on MUNICIPALITY

n Fl AYOR RICE of Houston whose speech before Tho
lMI Chicago Chamber of Commerce few days ago
ii III a wonderful ecauou of achievement under
S-3 commission government declared that during the
entire period the operation OF the rule in that city
hot a single councilman mayor had ever attempted to
make a speech OF q meeting Of the council
The spebindcr 1t seems has place under business
rulo The commissioners have stated public meeting to
which those who have business with the commissioners
body attend. But the commissioners are at work Scrr
ing public every day In the week and every hour in tho
day so that when they together the regular meet
ings they NEE. the purpose Of confirming what has
been done by them in their individual departments rather
than for the promotion Of new things
Tile average length Of the council meetings according
to Mayor Rice is from fifteen to twenty minutes unless
there large attendance Of constituents with requests
that require time for discussion.
Still lIousons fine record Of accomplishments scoms
indicate beyond doubt that the services OF tho SPELL
binder in the city council not absolute necessity
IN the successful management Of city affairs. II demon
sratoa also that municipal oratory costly substitute
for good municipal goyernment--Tmos
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-18
DRISTOw MEETS DEFEAT.
Senator Talked Three Days 10 Defeat
French Claim

Washington, Dec. 1G.--With the
exception of an hour spent in trans
acting morning business, the senate
gave its attention today solely to con.
sidering the omnibus claims bill
ON tho third dn, of his speech
seeking the elimination from
the measure of an $Si2,-
600 item for tho payment Of the
century old French spoilation claims,
senator Br,3tow met defeat by tic
vote. - to ~ lie Immediately
moved TO reconsider il In the en-
tire measure and this was under dis
r"ssi"u when the senate adjourned.
The house also considered the legis
latiNa. executive and judicial appro-
pifntlcn. which carries S35.S25,2t9, u
still was being debated at adjourn
mcnt An urgent deficiency bill car
rying $3.50 0OO was reported shortly
after the house convened
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-18
JENKINS TAKEN CARE OF.

r. RI r. j. L JENKINS, formerly editor Of the Muskogco
IMl PhonenIX has been taken by the national
Ill III administration. He has been appointed Indian
S---@ Agent of some Utah tribes The World Joys with
Mr.. Jenkins in his found fortune.
Not only is Jenkins good fellow and especially we'll
vorsed Indian work; hes also experienced handler
government vouchers having been engaged IN
most OF his mature lie. And he's earned his
present promotion. We know OF who 50
long studcdly sought to catch the executive eye with
his editorial pen lie the editor III Oklahoma who
defended the secretary Of The teriora which,
the time coniounded his readers but is easily understood
now.
The World sincerely hopes Agent jenkins will make
good viii be placed meath the protecting folds of the
civ, service ana again be subjected the rude cold
blasts Of that field wherein every make his Nv
inG 10y l,iduul initiative and toll
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-18
rms Is GooD NEWS.

TUpGE POE Yesterday swept away all doubt as to
the right of Judge Randolph 20 act public
prosecutor of graf and nvlessuoss j has been
- contcudcd that Judge Randolph was without au.
thority represent tho state IN the actions designed
make law observance fact in Tulsa County II So Judge
Pocs conclusion that Judge Randolph, assistant OF
state Enforcement officer Caldwell has all the authority
possessed by County Attorney Breckenridge himself and
may therefore, bring actions In the and with
the same force II he were county attorney
This is distinctly good news II IS a promise that wc
aIc COINS to get somewhere with tho movement on
foot II a pledge that the investigation Is going to be
honest aud earnest The World does not want to do
County Attorney breckenridge any injustice and IS do
ing him injustice to say that very large number OF
citizens have confidence Ia his sincerity law
forcer Ills futile record covering three years Is the
cause, Present conditions have grown UP under his ad
mnistration This bribery and corruption is the result
laNessncSs that has to consider itself immune
Whether Mr breckenridge lacks disposition ability is
matter yct be determined speedily hope and believe
In the meantime the forces Of good citizenship that nc
longer considers paranship have distinct victory
The World extends congratulations
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-18
THE SPECIAL GRAND JURY.

C1T Is practically determined that special grand
Ill jury to Investigate conditions in Tuleu will be con-
III yencd early in January. No argument is required
s.-] to show the mpracticabhity Of converting such u
body at this time. The holiday is That in it.
self makes undesirable to begin the investigation until
after the New Year
But it IL also certain that such body will be convened
early IN the New Toar And it certain that the
investigation will be in Much depends the per.
sonel Of such investigating body but any attempt at
funny work now since the eyes the people opened
since partisan divisions have disregarded will
only make matters worse
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-18
.@a.a.9.Ye.,ao..ee.se
HuMoR OF THE DAY
..1v.eey.ece..e....c..l,c...

Mlid--Im sorry, ma'am, but there
amt 10 bread in the house.
Bride--Well, Mary make some
toast.
We Won't print any such stult as
that" said the editor loftily, as lie
handed back the manuscript.
We'll, you needn't be 50 naughty
about IT, retorted the Irregular con-
tibutor You're not the only one
Who wont print 81"
81 Thought surely you'd sell that lot
Of alusages" declared the grocer,
"lvu praised it Mghly enough"
y praised It too darnod much, "
said his aasistunt. II overheard me
and wagged rs tail"
III ! We're you,' said the doctor.
II should give up eating m,at"
mint necessary" replied the pa
uent. "t'vc got enough IN the bank
tv pay your bill without having you
economIae IN that way"
Miss Pruc has theory Of REFORM
ing the world"
What Is it2'
"Mothor5 ought to exchange chil.
drcu."
what good would that dor"
Mothers always have such strict
Ideas about how other womena chill
.dren should be brought up"
Mcrghaut--l hear you've been
.grumblng because you've got so much
10 DO,
ClcrA-WclL yes, sir; l do think
thai
Mcrchant-Wc'n have to give you
10 muoh moro 10 do hereafter that
!ou won't have time 70 grumbe,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-18
Observation-Disclosures 9iooe:
{. SENSE IN SHORT SENTENCES 9
9 9

{. SENSE IN SHORT SENTENCES g
q 9
cccccccc:oscooo9oc9o00ccc:
\ woman is to be Judged by her
kitchen as u man is by his study.
The training of life in its relations
TO humanity can alone produce real
unscltIshncss
Half the heroes Of the world are
never heard Of
1t is easy to draw up rules Of life,
but few people can live up tU their
own rules.
Failure to do difficult task is
more TO be commended th0n Shirk.
in5 the attempt.
Flattery makes friends but hot
lasting ones.
The girl who studies her dress 10
the dutriment of her mind is nearly
as bad as the girl who polishes her
mind to tho neglect Of her appear.
anco.
'-ra' secret OF u,csss ia con.
..A.-l...uA,
Anything that's worth doing at all,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-18
DEDICATE NEW CHURCH SUNDAY
Costly EdiGcc at okmulsee Covers u
Ouartc. Block

Okmulgec, okla, Dec. l1---Sunday
morning the new First Baptist
church building viii be Dedicated, Or
A. \, Hall of Muskogee viii deliver
tho dcdcatory address, other prom
inent workers of the Baptist church
In Oklahoma will be here for the
ceremonies. Tho church Is declared
TO be ono Of the costlicst and most
beautiful church cdltlces in the state,
1t covers n quarter Of block Of
ground, * built OF bun brick with
white stone Foundation. Rev +. c.
Bingham is the pastor of the church,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-18
THE DRAIN ON THE MIDDLE WEST.

E.I HEN the home folks in Iowa unable 70 dag
IWI their own troubles determine their all
IUl mcm with any certainty, II would be presumptuou'
49, folly for TO undertake IT, and this excursion into
til, field s by way Of comment and OF conclugon
Iowa lost population whilo the other states were gain.
ing In years ended by this census and 1owans are
Inclined to view the fact scnaltyey acrimniously It
been natural Tor opposing factions in the
the uuplcat,utnors out the political bark for eg
hibuou aud II IS natural hat the citizen proud OF his
tate should BE- both nquie to ana depressed
Uy results
There is however consolation in the census fig
uTcs than the lOWana extracting Wisconsin gained
only 127 per cent, ONO i7, Indiana only 49, Nebraska
1IS Illinois G9and should be- remarked that this state
had the advantage Of growth IN Chicago raise ts per-
ccutaBc The average growth the country was Fl per
cent and the states mentioned above all fell below H. az
did Others not closely with Iowa n
general conditions The large growth IN the north
and win be shown by the following tabuaiton
Of states gaining at a rate Of over 50 per cent,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-18

As We said, are not prepared to risk any concue-
ions but there obvious explanation to be considered
The state which showed The states which
showed small those furnishing the material for
the Development Of the western country The movement
cut Of them has been rapid II has left hole in Iowa.
1t has retarded the growth ncighborng The
tributlon has not been The coming Of new settlers
10 take the places Of those giving themselves further
West has been slow-uccessarily would be- The exit is
wide; the entrance small Temporarily, at least high
priced land in Iowa does attract does low priced
land III the further west The middle west g building up
II is natural that It should feel the drain for
the time being at least There ie nothing alarming in
that.-ChicagO Tribune
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-18

Here Is q story In which the bishop
alluded to Is supposed to have been
the bishop OF London. The eminent
ceclesIastlc was Staying the week end
with friends; and on Monday morning
he was playing young man (whom
he could usually beaD a single az
lawn tennis, and was faring badly.
u simply can't stand your service
today my boy" said the bishop with
frank generosity
Tit for tat, them" replied the i'm.
pertinent youth, "for ] couldn't stand
Yours YESTERDAY"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-18
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
THE DAYS BEST STORIES.
.I...Y..o.e.,...s...e...s.
DnNIh Knew.

At school David had great difficulty
with his arithmetic problems, ana his
teacher tried In vain 20 make him un-
derStand. Finally to bring the matter
home no said.
If / should so into your fathers
shop and say wanted two pounds OF
meat and lac had only u pound and
half, what would We do?"
The boy though profoundly for a
moment, ana then said;
He would make up the weight with
his thumb"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-18

any other country.
londons first ford mayor Henry
lFiUAilNis, held Stice for - years.
There Is no end to the use Of wire
less. The latest suggestion is to fit
cab shelters with an apparatus, 50
that the householder merely by press.
ing a button in his drawing room can
call a taxi
Blind persons are ibw allowed to
travel free on tho London County
council tramcars on sound provincial
systems
y United States government report
Just issued states that ministers Of the
gosped In this country viii have re-
ceiyed during 1919 tthe sum of S10O.-
100000 in salaries. Several New
York minister's get $4,000 a Your
each
Luccheni, the assassin Of the I'm.
press of Austria, who committed sui
eide In prison the other day Is the
second rcgloide TO thus end his life,
driven mad 10y solitary confinement
The other one was Bresci, who mur.
dered King Humbert. OF Italy.
Eostand the famous French poet.
has just let II be known that he would
enjoy a trip in flying machine If it
were not that his wife objects. Il
Will be remembered that King Alton
so was aslo restrained for a similar
cause a few months ago
The new st. Paurs bridge over the
Thames Is estimated to cost 1000, 900
pounds This Is nearly four times as
much as was spent upon building
London bridge, tthe exact cost Of
which was jOG,OOO pounds, Waterloo
lbrodge cost $4,000 pounds; the Tower
bridge, with approaches. 100000
pounds
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-18
Alfalfa Handy,

Alfalfa is as good aud handy to
have in the diary barn as bran. Bran
is not needed where there IL good
supply OF alfalfa, as II is the best Kind
OF feed TO balance corn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-18
srArHmEr or CIRCULATION roR THB MONTH o

uumler Of papers printed and oirCulsicd 23J6O
which when by twcnys being tho number Ot issues
during taid mouth, gives daily average Of a0s1.
l. Chas H. Dent general manager Of tho World Publishing
Company sMdhV that tho total number VI copies 0i Tho
Tuta Daily world Circulated for the 'ndu. Wednesday,
November 80 1910 average Of aPs1 copies Of said
dslly. CIiAs j. DEHl
ututul Manager
b,eU,l and aUokR 10 beforn me this day December,
1910 Susie b. DE COUhT&R
Notary TublIs
Nv commission expires MIreL a. 1910.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-18

Politics is something outside of our
lives which can be taken up like a
course OF gymnastics. Politics Il the
lie history OF the nation, aud 5c
very tender Of Il afterwards
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-18

Guthrie whispers that Il still has thirteen nc sun
to fire in the capital matter Shoot and let's have the
suspense In the meantime there those who
foss to believe that the supreme will do
firing itself
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-18
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Ihien. Connt.

TlNnt NOuRt
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that hs Is
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Sworn 10 before NE aud subscribed In my
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1855.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-18

BE good and you'll be happy, al
though you might miss u good deal
OF fun by doing 50.