Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-13

has ioined the church, reformed, and
is now preaching right and justice to
the people.
phe Atoka County Jellcrsonian says
that every person who has AN" I'VE
stool, will need a lot of feed neN Wln-
ter. Then the paper asks, would IT
NOT he wise 10 plant a large acreage
to that class Of crops this SPRING
sure it would.
The only sensible way TO run for Of
hco-the way that appeals strongest
10 us-says the Alva Pioneer. is To run
the way Louie schumacher did with
out opposition. Some sense to mat
sort of running.
"Now that the champion pusilist Is
a white man and our school electioh ls
thing of the past. our folks can re-
sumo the fighting IN Europe ana at
tend to other minor matters says ne
Corden Herald Sentinel.
Anyway, if dun times have re-
suited in search Of good road shows,
il is causing q multitude Of local stars
to shine forth and the made-in Chick
asha product is good enough for any
bcdy" says the Chickasha Express.
The statement that parks are the
lungs of any city justified us in say
ing that CoNcta is soon TO have u
breathing apparatus. The shade trees
are going TO be planted on the city
lots for a Starter.-The COweta Times
While the stealing Of chickens has
been made grand larceny by a law
Passed by the legislature, the Tribune
Progress Of Mountain View suggests
that it would still be good idea to
not remove the paddock from the hen
roost, for a while, at least
pool halls we're defeated in Carnegie
at the election the other day, two 10
one, only two towns remain i'm Caddo
county now with pool halls, Anadarko
lnrd Apache Gradually the smaller
Towns are knocking these place out
of business and thereby showing a de-
sire to keep clean.
community commercial club has
been organized at Carnegie. Farmers
who trade in the city have united with
the business men and formed the or
SANITATION For mutual good 1t Is he
IIieveG the farmers by joining win the
merchants i'm the town can better
] ItnNlilStINtS slllu llhAA bN'N i'' ''N '''''
be good for all.
After reciting the fact that the
school land commission has appointed
lea appraisers at q salary of Sl,JOO
! each wear, the Waukomis Hornet OH
serves that here is another evidence
! Of the promised economy These APP
Ipraisers will need clerks ana have eN-
|pense bills, and there is some more
ECONOMY There seems to be a regular
Ispasm of economy under the now ad-
minstrltiOn'
! Members # the Democratic party IN
! Dill township in KioKa county are
louitting the ranks and going over to
the Socialists, says a correspondent To
the Hobart Republican. The Socialists
! ! ave been conducting strenuous
campaign in that section of the state,
land some of the Democrats have found
Ian excuse to leave the party Of prom
Iises, but which has kept few of them
The business men Of Strong city
have arranged to give free show
every SATURDAY afternoon TO their pa
itrcns \ building has been rented aud
moving picture apparatus will be
placed i'm the building on the days
we'll as townspeople. After purchases
arc made the holders Of tickets fur
nished them viii be admitted TO the
show
They had an interesting motorcycle
race at Walter the other day II was
a speed contest between Miss Lokev
and Miss I.evia Boles, two Of that citys
popular young ladies' The New Fra
in speaking of the race said: 1T was
a nCck-and-neck race from start 10
finish. The girls turned the throttle
wide open and leaned forward almost
fiat on their-machines." Miss Lokey
won the race mid the cheers OF more
than a thousand people.
The Commercial club Of Coweta is
doing one Of the best things that could
be for the people Of the city. Regular
meetings OF the club are addressed by
some one on a particular subject The
last meeting of the club a poultry
I specialist told how to go about the
business to make 1t a success. 40
matter how successful a business man
might become, there are lots of them
in every town without knowledge Of
the poultry business.
A p. Watson, corporation commis-
I siCner, who vas ousted from Office hN
the impeachment court has stated
\ publicly that he will he a candidate
for the same job IN 1916. "Our advice
to Watson" says the Democrat-Herald
lof Ncwkirk. would be TO stay out, but
as he has already been found guilty
lof using very bad judgment, we sup
lpcse he viii continue in the same old
Irut in spite of the lesson he has Just
received at the hands Of the Okla
homa senate"
The first National bank OF Tyrone
Iclaims 1t has the youngest deposltor
lin the state Robert Brown, : years.
lad some pennies he had been SAVING
land took them to the bank 10 h1No
lone Of the mon there to keep them Tor
him. Instead Of doing this the cashier
lreceived them i'm the bank as other
ldeposits and gave his. young customer
a certificate of deposit. The lad took
lthe paper home and showed II to his
parents. The young man is proud ot
his first bank account.
WHY Is THE CORON r. II !?