Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-02
OF COUNTRY
RIPEH IN south END
THE HEN, rHE HORSE AND THE
MOO COW GANlBOL ~ GAL-
Looping GLI'E,

By the word Of South End resi-
dents the good old times" Of the
long ago ere gradually rcyerting
back upon them THE sights and
scenes which they enjoy carry them
to that neat-Infancy period when the
tlnl,le of the COW bells floating over
a sen OF rmson-toppcd clover was.
music sweet and soft--only the moo
COWS now running at large In Tulsa
are minus tho soft voiced bells and
have nothing Of that sweet.as-the-
nreoth-of-Eme gushing from their
swcatlng novtrlls.
The breath OF the town COW Is bum
glucose In comparison TO the breath
Of tho country cousin, Also there are
other undesirable features about her.
end nobody speaks well for her. She
IS naughty IN mlcn and mean In
haughtlness She wears her eyes bull
hous like the glodioli and is the SUBJ
ect Of harsh remarks from tho cam
Inc species ~ her midnight prowlings.
TIN the COWS come home" in Tulsa
T. TN the COWS are fetched home. ac-
2ording TO he South Enders.
Very we'll
In the din distant, pleasant Il was
indeed 10 loiter and while away sew
| gral perspir ng hours In grlddlins
|sun, chasing the horses through the
blackberry bushes and thornberry
shrubbcry 9th the brides hanging
ON one hand aud some loosoned skin
the other; or to hear them whln-
ny at the further end OF the pasture
When the g'ass was 'stoen feet tall
and draped In a dreadful dew ohm
high. Owners OF horses In the South
End, 40 saitC citizens, miss all the
cherriness Of these things; for while
The horses CAD about In ecstatic free
dom aud held gallopng carnival on
the green or grey, there are no berry
| bushes nor HIGH dewed grasses for
hem to trudge through In pursuit Of
'omping equInes.
/ Very WELL No. 2.
Tho rollicNing bay Of the buxom hon
/ that once Ia d eggs FOR gentlemen"
was a gleefu sound when the heart
was young--no roupy tones In the
song she sung, Mlrthful It was when
tho SHOWS iay deep to find her all
Auddled up In heap back Of the
rock pile near the fence gasping for
breath IN u low cadence. Into the
garden sometime she'd WING, bite n
tomato and Justify sing, rip up q
relon and thon lie low under the
goOsoberry bushes row.
The South End apparently partakes
act Of this nature but seems fully as
confident 10 make her way IN the
world something on the suffragette
order, She Lounds up the back steps
und the cll'k-clack of her toenalls
over tho VIDE cracks between the
boards sounts clummishly os the
'nWanglng OF q banjo by some mystic
rious hand Late TO bed aud early
to rise makes the town hen healthy.
steulthy and most cruelty dosplsed,
Besides, the housewives Of the South
end claim tnat Just as soon as they
tlD up garbage Ia neat package and
deposit II on the back porch. cOunt-
less dozens of run-arOund heas seize
upon H.. do then ana there steal, pill,
fer, carry away and otherwise re-
move, without paying tho least BIT Of
attention TO the registered trade mark
or the promulgatlons Of the pure food
laws
Very we'll No, g.
Cows, horses and hens are hereafter
90 be arrested when found wantonly
pursuing happiness In the streets Of
the South End Commissioner Smiley
u the polio department ChIlf New-
block, and as many more az are need
ed 70 do thu Job, VIII take up arms
lgalnst the enemies Of quietuleRnd a
i :.w other things The felters are
already FORGED and their clonRlng
may be hoard ON Tulsa y commons,
Il VIII probably be $40 an costs TO
Iiue owners,