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Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-10-16
ADVICE To THE BILL BOARD
BUILDERS.

referring to the recent opposition
to the Billboard Builders. Leroy
Armstrong sage in ooodwin's week.
ly;
Just as a child counts without
question on the service Of Ito mo-
Their, and doesn't dream OF repay
ment TIL mother Ia gone. 30 the
newspapers Of the building west
have been imposed on. Compelled
to pay cash for every element that
enters into the making OF the pa
per. committed TO the support OF ev-
cry worthy interest and the adj
vanoement Of every respectable en-
terprise. they are constantly used
and shemeiessly abused by the peo-
pie who owe them the most. and
pap thom the least.
IA rule. the newspapers accept
the hypocrisy OF gcophauts who
want help. and make no complaint
when the sycophant adds treason 60
his ouascduess. and fattens the non.
resident competitor OF the paper
that has served him.
More than any other ono agen-
ey- not excepting capital. Individual
Initiative or personal enterprise. in
spite Of forbldding local conditions
or a general sentiment OF hostility
tho newspapers have made this
mountain country the place OF pros
pority and the home OF happiness
which We find II today, Every dol
lar spent for making known the adj
yantagcs OF Utah should be spent
with established newspapers first,
because that way lies simple JUS
tioo. and second. because the effect
IN here BE- obtained for less money
han through any other agency do
ylsed by man.
Coed business aud fair dealing
both are offended by the catehpen-
ny schemes whose name II legion.
and who ride doadhoad on the wa
gon the newspapers are pulling from
desert TO development.
And you gentlemen who are
working for the states advancement
have a right to think Il over"
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-10-16

Tho statement made at the con-
ference OF beef packers In Chicago
the other day. that beef would soar
In price and cost dollar pound
before long. unless the supply be
came more plentiful. has caused a
great deal Of discussion. Some have
pointed out the fact long ago ct
forth by the prophet Joseph Smith
In the Word OF Wisdom. says the
Deseret News. that people would be
better of In many respects n they
would eat meat aparingly. II IL
shown that the use OF mca, In SAM
forums Ia decreasing because the
doctors are coming to hold Il less
and less In esteem. The japanese.
Il 10 pointed out, rioc eating pco-
pie. defeated Russia In a grca, war
There are no stronger men In the
world than the Chinese. The mus.
cular development OF the men who
tow. boats, draw vehicles and do tho
work that with us Is done With ma.
ehinery haA Ions been the wonder
OF the world. The Turks eat very
little meat, and that mostly mutton.
but they are a powerful rnco, Al.
though the English have been call
ed the beef eating race. they eat
leaa meat than do Americans, and
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-10-16

After God had finished the rattle
snake. the toad and the vampire.
lie had some awful substance
left with which he made knocker.
A knocker Is two-legged animal
with a corkscrev soul. q water soy
ged brain and a combination back
bone made Of Jelly and glue. Who're
other people have their hearts. he
carries a tumor OF rotten principles.
when the knocker comes down the
street. honest men turn their backs.
the angels weep tears In heaven and
the devil shuts the gates Of hell to
keep him out No man has the
right to knock 80 long as there Is
a pool Of water deep enough TO
drown his body In. or rope to
hang his carcass with. Judas L.
cariot was gentleman compared
TO a knocker. for after betraying
his Master. ho had enough charac-
ter to hang himself. and a knocker
has not
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-10-16
Chronic Dyspepsia.

The following unsolicited testi-
monial should certainly be suffl-
Client TO give hope and courage TO
persons afflicted with chronic dys-
pepsia: II have been a chronic
dyspeptie for years. and OF all OF
the medicine l have taken. Cham
berlain's Tablets have done me
more good than anything else. %
says w. @. Mattison, No. sher-
man ST.. Hornellsyille. n. Y. For
sale by all druggis's.--Advt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-10-16
THURSDAY. OCT. 10. 1918.

they eat more mutton than beef.
These facts are being urged with
great effect in favor OF less meat.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-10-16
SMOKE BUBBLES.
by NJ Gnmour

Cornelius Cornelius. McGlncuddy.
A strategist. you truly are
You found the goat OF McGraw.
With your old south paw.
Who came back with a whip above par.
Connie got him ON Bender.
Then rode him on Plank
Old Mac yelled. ne Was 80 tender
And wished he was a Yank
Hush Mo0raw. nov don't you cry.
You1l be the champion bye and bye.
You tried 20 win with all your might.
You have the team that can help you ngh
You say you1l win the flag next year,
So here's 10 you and your boys 90 dear.
Don't you dare. cried the maiden fair.
As she stamped her foot and tore her hair
III have you know-and then she tarried.
SO he dared. aud now they ne married
Beware sister mine OF the garden,
Don't b. tempted by roses 80 red.
For potatoes have eyes and corn has ears
And the cabbage very good head
Peter, Peter. Pumpkin Eater.
Had a girl and couldn't keep her,
Took her TO the Amphion ball.
Now she thinks Petes best OF all
IL an auto meet a farmer
on a narrow road.
should you give a word OF comfort
To help him with his loads
But II he stops right IN the road.
In place YOU can't squeeze through;
Wouldn't Il be right and prper
To cuss him black and blue?
But II he didn't like your eusslng;
Then came up and mussed your hair:
shouldn't you cut out your fussing,
And say you didn't care?
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-10-16

Have DR.. Thome do your dental
work. His prices are reasonable
AdVt s5tf.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-10-16

Location notices carried In stock
az The AdVooate.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-10-16

Beware sister mine Of the garden,
Don't b. tempted by roses 50 red
For potatoes have eyes and corn has ears
And the cabbage very good head
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-10-16

Don't you dare. cried the maiden fair.
As she stamped her foot and tore her hair.
I'll have you know-and then she tarriod.
So he dared. and now they ne married
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-10-16

'ffH NHNAN W wv Nhsf1
you proposed 10 that simmer
! remained silent Tor q few moments.
then re'ov"rrd my assurance
Don't you know said. that rs
the children say the third time II the
charm"
She hurst into n merrier laugh than
before, and added:
We don't need two boats FOR two
persons n yon viii get into mine
well take your In tow aud ~ pnii
you In"
! handed her 10 a seat In the stern
OF my boat She took up the mlrrpr
70 make y mace for herself Holding
II before her face she arranged some
strands ~ her hair that had become
loose
Tharh womanlike." I said
And rs manllke," she retorted. ~
propose 10 three girls IN one season
and forget them"
NO more ~ that an thon lowest
me said md called forth blush.
Ihat tells the story. said 20 myself
! pulled back to her hotel. where ]
left her and her boat
Don't Won want the mirrorT'' asked
her
NO thank Won Keep n ~ me-
mento ~ your ingenuity"
y suppose ! NAV call this evenineY'
certainly. Rut there Ia no verauda
overlooking beach. Besides. have
grown wiser with age"
Her wisdom lid not sesve her. for
when We returned to the city W. were
engaged
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-30
zsaSN&Se@NsRMYSEM>o 90 l9aS9RA>

better for that"
And with an old fashioned courtesy
she went her way silently, with head
bowed, as nun may pass along the
path OF submission
Not all the daylight hours did Leach
spend at the library desk lie soon
knew the simple routine within
when the doctor would come and 30,
and when the maids. having finished
their morning tasks. we're remote In
the housekeeper's quarters below. In
the long silence before the tahlo was
set for luncheon and dinner he was
seeking and AT length he found
~ ?, the safest hour, one afternoon
he slipped up the circular stairs and
out upon the gabed roof shifting
fhadow-like from ono irregular ref
uge 20 another. until before he was
seen, he stepped into the cupola. long
since dlsused and practically forgot
At the sound, young man, bending
auNiously over foreign guide book
sprspg to hts feet hts hands out
spread.
you are Emmett Degby," said
Leach
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-30

4 admit it" returned the other
simply, Il give myself up l will
&c with you willingly, if only we msJ
not alarm the house"
Hun" mused Leach, motioning
DENLY to chair and sitting close be-
side him, you are here in hiding by
the connivance Of Mrs Canda. have
watcher her prepare food stealthily
that could not he designed for the
sick. 1t is the hope of you both that
YOU may escape beyond the seas and
thus save from suspicion one"
81 will plead guilty. | tell you,
interrupted Denby passonately; so
there can be no suspicion of any one.
Softly. softly interposed Leach
This Is murder in the first degree
you know The law Will not allow
such plea without formal proof OF
the commission Of the crime. An old
worthy precautlon, since otherwise
distaste for life or a chivalric sense
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-30

Of honor might lead one innocent TO a
shameful death"
Il said a chiyalric sense OF honor
Mr.. DeHoy. such as prevents you from
oNplauunbg how your order OF dane
lpg got out of your possession at such
a critical moment"
why don't you take me1 Why do
you torture meg commanded DENLY
Because | share your scruples. be
cause | realize that the news of your
arrest would send Miss Enid Canda
from her stick bed 10 confess
You liel She Is Innocent"
yea, she is innocent, hut you, her
lover, but Mrs. Canda, her mother,
both palterod with an unworthy fear.
For shame to dream that one 40 weak,
so young 80 lovely, could have dealt
that awful blow, could have foully
murdered her relation and benefac.
tort"
1T was to shield her" protested
DENLY teebly
yes, | know; because she had your
order Of dancing; berause she has at
times IN the EGct acted In way to
contound, TO dismay you both An,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-30

From the Philadelphia Record.
In a deabte on the referendum in
the Illinois legislature one of the op-
ponents OF the proposition exhibited a
ballot nearly 100 feet long, which he
said would be called for under the
new system of direct legislation. IT
contained the titles Of 900 bills in
troduced in the legislature.
AS an argument that ron Of paper
was Of course open TO the criticism Of
being an exaggeration We do not un-
dcrstand that the champions Of the
referendum propose 10 submit every
bill to a popular vote In Oregon,
from which most Of our practical in
formation on this subject must come,
only a small part Of the bills go to the
people. Bins are submitted on the
motion Of the legislature which seeks
TO avoid responsibility, or on the de-
mand Of "A sufficient number Of voters
who object 10 the action Of the legis-
lature, or the action they apprchcnd
from IT, or to us inactlon.
BY all means the people must rule.
'HN WY '"A tH'y H'N n'ld w Nlit l'h
.slatures real representatives.
who will represent their constituents?
OF course, they can II they Will take
the trouble, and it is less trouble to
select the right man every year or
every two years than II is to pass on
scores Of individual measures
70 say that the voters can't do it
because the bosses and the machines
won't let them is nonsense. II they
really object 10 the bosses and the
machines they can vote them down.
and in a good many instances they
have done so. The trouble Is indiner-
ence and partisanship \ large pro-
portion Of the voters will vote for any
candidates put mp by their organiza-
ton. The remedy for this is not the
referendum. II they are partisan now
they would be partisan under that sys-
tenn. If they are politically indolent
now they would be more so IL called
more often than now 10 the ballot
box.
What IS needed is a determination
by the voters To- choose only men who
Hill really represent them and whose
acts they viii he satisfied with. Half
the Independence and public spirit de-
manded by the referendum system
would enable the voters to get legis-
latures whose acts they would hearth
ly approve OF.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-30
TULSA ALL-STARS TO
AGAIN MEET 0KMuLCEE
TEAMS WILL CLASH AGAIN NEXT
SUNDAY; FORMER GAME
WON BY TULSANS.

The Tulsa All-Stars are TO play
Okmulgcc next Sunday ot Okmulgee
It will be remembered that the for
mer game between these two clubs
resulted in close victory for the
Tulsans The game marked the
opening Of Okmulgec's new basball
park. The return contest next sun
day is being eagerly anticipated by
the fans Of Okmulgce. The All-Stars
Will use practically the same line-up
they had before.
The following Al-Stars are re-
quested to report sunday for the II
o'clock train:
Bishop. Foresman, Young, Hub
bard, Baden. Frazier, Rome, Bern.
brock, Buck and Tropp.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-30
CARL MORRIS 70
BOX FOX TITLE
OKLAHOMA HEAVYWEIGHT WILL
BATTLE ARTHUR PELKEY
FOURTH or July.
TOM O. 'ROURKE AS MANAGER
Veteran Eastern Expert Takes Charge
OF Sapulpan Who Leaves Tor
New York Soon.

NEW YORK, May 29.-( (SpecialJ
Carl Morris, under the management
uf the veteran Tom ORourke, viii
fight Arthur Pelkey, the Canadian
heavyweight. for the championship
Of the world, at San Francisco ON
July 4, 1913.
Morris has signed up with
O'Rourke and is expected to leave
his home in oklahoma within the
next three days for the east
O'Rourke has dropped the manage
ment of Al Palzar and has declared
that Palzar is no longer to be con
sidered as q contender for the title.
.O'Rourke is conceded to he one of
the cleverest and most able prize
fight managers in the game.
Morris will start training in New
York about June 3, and will remain
here probably a month.
The deal has been consumated for
his appearance in the ring with Pei
key on July 4, and all that can pre-
vent 1t is Pelkey's inability to Ill the
date. II is not thought, however
that the Calgary fighter will be put in
Jail for causing Luther McCarty's
death in Canada a few days ago. 1t
will be remembered that McCarty
died from broken neck, due to
blow dealt him by Pelkey in the first
round OF their scheduled 1O-round
bout a. Calgary.
Pelkey is considered formidable
contender for the worlds champion
ship and Morris is the logical man
to meet him in a championship bout.
If they fight at Frisco the Fourth Of
July 1t will be 20-round affair.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-30

DON'T listen TO him, my dear madam.
But Mrs. Canda, as she rose 10 30,
stood prophetic, almost tragic figure
IN her tall gauntness.
u Will neither make nor mar she
asserted soemnly, NOR do you, Judge
Josiah Marcellus. We have shot the
bolt let II strike as God shall direct -
When she was gone the Judge took
up a law book and read It attentive
ly Then raising his eyes, Very well,
Abe he said And as he turned even
more doggedly TO the book, the detec-
tive went forth quietly and thought
fully on his quest
H.
The Snack Club was an exclusive
and fashionable resort for luncheon
down town, Its members prded them
selves not only upon its unexception-
able cuisine but even more so upon
tho advantages for business offered
by the intmaces and condolences Of
the smoking room. In that half hour
lounge after eating many famous
deal had been consumated and many
a fortune enabled to add another
cipher 10 its imposing sum total
II was natural when Simon Leach,
the Canadian banker and railroad
constructor, presented his card IN his
modest way at the club and all un-
noticed partook OF his chops, toast
and tea IN an obscure corner that
and dran, ,ta, t w.. ,.n "rm pm.S T"a, ''9'
memher .. ,f., ~, ,,,,.,,,4,,., NJ. -
,gas boro tboro MA oy,,..ni,1,o ,,'d
oil raannor ~ u,i,as 80 an ,o,,, ' -
mon ia roror ,,issoJ oha,,oa
therefore II was No, likoIv no ylni6
miss so narnohio ono as v"or,b and
influence mndor a Iacol o,ord oe ,e Wv ~a
gInc,
r,. a,e,..- ,....
ap u''iv.'I'Ip ,.,' pe' wen 'ne TWO IIl'u
az NJ o'iol'yu 'N'U -, UlT sIl"N."s
i,o loo"i ""S l,'ai neu' l"s ptuAeI ""s
n.y., 9,T''u' "iinp9t usuO III appear ,
a',' .ho, "..u d S'Itn! E'HIOe oI n.ppeaI
.ilat turseu 10 sl"te' u'HeSS as IL was
aus VI eu'
Anu "n9"eI hIIHIs uIa' Iu an
aulo'. anu eHe,Seuc way ms prlRH'
Eyes lalIly IeauIns .ile otIer wants
nlS hcI 'oUS lori, laiEIy paIpllauIis
WIN interest HHu lHleusIiyi yiHs every
Nolu % n,Isht d breynOuhd wei
colno anu l.Brauate it6eII win z
InaS,Il liat hau s'roileu upon ms
pIeri'ses'
rray; uon I say sho'ner %oru' my
Gear lello"' protested EhiIIF' as
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-30

~ Mr. Emmett DENLY received a ~
we're shock IN a railway accident a
cr a long period Of lnsenslhlity, ri
apparently recovered
Her mother however began to no.
tice significant changes IN her She
was AZ times moody, morose, ncltle,
forgctful, subject 10 violent nts Of
rage and sometimes 10 violent actions,
All without reason or motive, and all
utterly allen aAd rcpulsiye TO her nat.
ural character.
she rejected DENLY, she showed 0
liking for Ennis and AT the same time
n dread Of him, the one in his pres.
once the other In HIS absence
"All caused by the railway accident
no doubt scoffcd Ennis
Yes, such n shock might lay rs
victim open 10 INSCRIPTIONS lnhu-
cnce,' replied the doctor sternly. Il
told Mrs Canda this months ago.
told her that major operation would
restore her daughter TO her real self
You know, Judge, how lovable and
good that nature is Mrs Canda ap-
poaled TO her daughter when she was
In a softcned mood TO consent to such
treatment but the girl showed such
intense terror
"Of course she did" chuckleL En-
nIs.
However, when the uncle was mys-
tcrously murdered, when her former
10 er was suspected Of IN, crime
continued the doctor, Miss Canda
showed the superiority OF the spirit
over the flesh She was unable TO
recall any Of the Incidents Of that
night but she felt, rather than knew.
that in some way some unworthy
way as II constrained. by a power
greater than her weakhess, she was
involved IN what had happened She
insisted that DENLY was innocent, she
insisted that at any risk her mind
should be cleared, her nature coa-
yerled,
AS a result you performed the op-
Grafton You suggested and II was suc-
cossful" interposcd the Judge. What
now does Miss Canda say?'
She says that Ennis eXerted an IN
iluence over her which she could not
withstand; that he forced her to Sc
cure Donby's order Of dancing for
him; that he forced her to forget
what she had done; that she believes
ho murdered her uncle"
"Oho,' laughed Ennis "Who cares
for what lunatic believes7 Where
is the proof for such an outrageous
accusation? There VIII be proceed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-30
SPANISH WAR NETER MS
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE

Every veteran Of the Spanish
American war residing in and around
Tulsa is requested to join with the
camp formed last night in the OBJ
servance Of Memorial Day. The time
Is near at hand when the observance
OF this sacred day will devolve the
younger generation and as this will
be the first time Spanish War soldiers
have participated in the celebration
Of Memorial Day here It is urgent
that every one heed this call and be
at the armory OF G. A. on South
Boulder between First and Second
street at 1o'clock sharp Friday aft
ernoon. Keep this call in mind.
l.. J. +. ROONEY,
Acting Commender.
". w. NEAL, Acting Adjutant.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-30

clonched; hIs 0ugers working un,
easily I'm characteristic fashion
Think of ~" AZ length he blurtod
Great Heavens, man. II ls an oX
hanstless mine Of virgin gold viii
take, oh so gladly, the y, all share
You offer mo for 100000"
Cash down, and now or never re.
piled Leach sharply.
"Of course, you Will give mo IN,
usual time TO turn myself
'Of course, ! Will do nothing of the
sort. I'm man Of my word. Ennis
but my investigations here hay,
taught me how readily good natur,
becomes folly There are a do1er
places In town where can set bet
ter terms in nye minutes The fact Is
my after luncheon offer TO you was
nothing but gift aud you know It
Well take e. or leave IT,
The glitter In Ennis eyes sparklet
the more feyerishly, as his brca
came quick and short
Draw up the assignment he said
ny the time you are ready, viii be
You don't object To such gilt edged
securities us these. do you?" And he
went to the safe I'm the corner nnd
slapped down on the library desk q
crisp and opulent package
"Thev nro A No " ansYored Leach
scrutinllinp tbc sscuritIes cooly "but
tho troubIo ls tbot NOV stand I'm lhc
name of rimotlly condo
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-30
AMERICAN ASSN.

At Minneapolis 8, st. Paul 0.
At Kansas City 6, Milwaukee 4.
At Louisville Z, Toledo 10. Go in.
nings.)
At Columbus-In rain.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-30
Ncw York I: Philadelphia 6.

NEW YORK. May 29.-New York
broke the .Phlladelphias' winning
streak today the locals winning an
exciting 4-innings game, to 6.
Fletcher's long hit over Magee's head
in the fourteenth drove in Shafer
with the winning run. Shafer had
singled with one out. These were
the only hits made off Seaton, who
pitched the last six innings for Phila-
delpha. Score: II. II. Il.
Philadelphia O2O2O2OOOO0OOO-6 IL 8
New York ..OlOO2012OOOOO1--7 II 4
Batteries: Alexander Seaton and
Killifer; Dcmaree, Crandall, Mar
guard, Tesreau and Meyers, Wilson.