Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-29
1iu Reporter fpr world Interview s.
William aud ~ct- Her sentiments
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| He has curly hair.
Is wears glasses
l.e talks rapidly
ie a.Ee interestingly
He has high forehead and has
/ been o. ,.urop,
/ lie can shruc his shoulders like n
! FrcnrIman, talk with an English
accent. Gestlculate Ike a Russian, but
! .aL, hs Ike au American.
lie says DE- likes France and the
! French people, they seem 10 under
stand lest the science Of enjoying
NJ. bee thinks stockholm is won
| ucrfu 0ity, bat the slow mental pro-
cesses ~ the SWcdes excite him to
frenzy of evaporation, he can talk
about the olympic games with % zcst
Of the seasoned athelete, and waHed
eloquent about Rome.
After giving vent 10 many aero
! plane adiectives relative 10 the Eter-
lla. CItv, he said;
And ! Ike the Roman women
too; d. you know that they have the
p'altiest eyes in the world; so dark,
So appealing so tender they seem
az though they always hold some un-
shed tears Of sympathy"
Continuing in his talk Of foreign
countries Mr Irwin said:
The slan towns of the contlnen,
! haze vastly more individuality than
tuose Oyer there you see Utmost
| o. b 49,
Witch hangs corking good story
why in france the different modes Of
! dress among the Peasant women OF
| the proVict cs is. IN Itself, a most in.
! tcrestirg study Another thing, oyei
| there they ere just waking up the
! movement OF the Prevention Of
/ Cruelty to An'rials a few years age
/ t WAS very common sight to see
a dog ana woman hitched to the
same cart. but both are becoming o
thing OF the pagt. woman is assum-
| ing her true pace, and people are
! beginning t. display more humanity
towards dumb brutes.
"AEd speaking Of dogs, l have one
call q Henry. after my late friend
canine IN DO, On, but I verify be-
l.ete ia le has soul and can
reason as Vc'l as you or l. In his
youth ne lCnseG to be a prize fighter
anil La, Ok out all the other dogs in
tow. bu' The uagedy of his life is
TIA. his teeth cont meet and when
his m nth Is closed, his lower jaw
frt u.
,ha roir consequently poor O
Henry las t. keep his mouth open
or he'd hc drowned, his tongue pro
trades Ike the big leaf Of some
tropica, p,ort hut, like a great many
ugly ccple, hCs mighty smart
dog"
however. Q. Horny will not be the
only dog that VIII Irwin will have
because Al J. Jennings has just made
him a present & another one, Fuzz
an Gjrdaie IUrp. who has taken quite
q farcy to Nr irwin since the New
York writer and veteran newspaper
nan has been q guest in Mr. Jen.
uings' home.
Jennings ana Irwin met amid the
,
N'Yawk. and together they have en-
joyed many an old bat which could
n3t he Cupiic1tcd I'm oklahoma City
soon they viii take : trip together to
the scCH,sc where Jennings spent his
RybiptoOd career. and Mr. Irwin is
looking forward 90 the trip with an
ti,ipa'iors of -icat pleasure. lie says
Cd 3 4.
g1ol stories thar any place In the
ThI.l Stats p fcpr with the ex-
c.tt,,u Of .t,ie Ish'Lg village IN
Nas-a ahusf-ts
i is th.r.. lc @.ys that he always
ar-lds prayer mc ting, lor after the
hymns are suns md the scripture
raaa. the CID sc'men give their testi-
D. ou,es.
"They usually begin something like
this. said MI Irwin. " Indeed my
brothers and sisters ! can testify 90
the Lords goodness and Mercy. for
well remember way back night on
to forty years ago. one nlght when
you couldn't seen the light from the
lighthouse through the fog,"' etc.
most interesting sea stories you ever
heard. Yes. that's one place where
| always go to church"
Mr.. Irwin is a capital story teller
himself: he has been writing for |
various magazines for seven years.
his brother is Wallace Irwin. who. |
II anything, is better known than |
VIII Irwin.
Mr.. Irwin is a modest man Not |
that he knows and calls |
by their first names nearly all of the |
authors on the index pages of most
of the masizines. and enjoys a Hello |
Bill" acquaintance with nearly all Of |
the theatrical stars that twinkle |
along the Great White Way. he seems
very much like the rest of humanity !
who have never seen their names In |
print above a popular story or on the |
back Of book. and their writing
eagerly read by an interested multi |
.ude.
Mr. Irwin expects to go abroad |