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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1917-02-16
SYNOPSIS.
by E.AlEXANDER POWELL

Rupert Holmes, a lumberman Of the
North Woods. disappointed at becoming
the father of a daughter instead OF son
abandons his wife and child to the log
lies himself with the lumber trust head
whose daughter he marries. But the de-
serted wife and baby are picked UP and
cared for by one Dave Dawson. Twenty
years later Rupert Holmes is the lumber
magnate fighting the Independents around
him. His daughter. Helen. unknown 70
him. has brought herself to his attention
She takes up n fight against the trust and
leads the independents In their defenses
against the great Amalgamated which
critics. In this Helen IL assisted by Tom
Dawson, a young engineer and her foster
father Dave Dawson. Helen discovers
ter and she proceeds against them. The
village council resigns to balk her, but
she helps elect another.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-16
PERSHING'S TROOPS
TO AID FRENCH LOAN
Evidence of Friendliness Be-
tween Two Countries
Causes Proclamation.

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE, Dec. 15.-Further evidence
of the warm friendliness between the
American and the French forces Is
furnished by the aid General PERISH
ing is giving to make the third French
war loan q success. The bonds are
being sold to yield $50 per cent
and may be paid for in installments.
In q proclamation to the American
expeditionary force, General Perish.
ing said:
AS allies of the French. their in
terest In tho success Of this loan is
our own. A liberal response to their
plea will mean much to our glorious
allies. There were many French sub
scriptions to our Liberty loan. The
careful consideration OF the French
loan as an Investment Is urged on all
members of the American expedition
AIRY force. The commander-in- chief
will b much gratified to have liberal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-16

entry into the war-have made
highly favorable impression"
American representation at any fur
ther councils of an interallied nature
was entirely matter for President
Wilson's decision, Colonel House
stated. and he knew nothing of the
presidents intentions respecting the
return OF himself or other delegates
to such conferences.
Accompanying Colonel House on his
return today were Gen. Tasker IA.
Bliss, Canve c. Mccormick, chairman
of the war trade board: Bainbridge
Colby of the United States shipping
board, land Thomas n. Perkins of the
priority board; Oscar L. Crosby, as
sistant secretary of the treasury. Dr..
A. Il. Taylor, representing the food ad-
mtnistration and Paul ID. Cravath re-
mained In London. Colonel House
said, primarily to complete some de-
tails respecting priority matters"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-16
Wilson Gives Clothes to Belgians.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.--After
reading the appeal of the commission
for relief in Belgian for cast-off cloth
ing to be used for needy Belgians,
President Wilson today sent by special
messenger to the offices of the COM
mission here a whole box of his own
worn clothes. The presidents mes
senger found a foodadminlstration Of
flee boy at the place ahead of him
with package of his own worn
clothes. Many gifts Of clothes are ar
riving by parcels post, express and
freight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-16
This Is Leader of
Russian Revolution

AMSTERDAM, Dec. 15.-Nik-
OLAF Lenine. premier Of the Boi-
shevlka government In Petro-
grad, Is described as the Berliner
Tageblatt as q broad shouldered,
bull-necked, somewhat corpu-
lent man. His hard face, square
jaw, powerful chin. small Sits
of steely eyes, and receding fore
head suggest a Mongol strain.
: Persecution by the late emper-
or's henchmen and period OF
captivity in Siberia In said to
have hardened him to a point Of
brutality. He Is a fanatic who
cares for nobody outside his own
inexorable reasoning, fearing
and sparing no one not even
himself. His speech does not
rouse passion, It Is rather cold
and businesslike, but carries
with II such iron determination
that its effect never fails.
Lenine IL known as 1.-The futur-
jst of the revolution" and does
not shrink from civil war which
indeed, ne has spoken Of az an
inevitable concomitant Of the
process OF regeneration.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-16

subscriptions made by the members
OF his command"
In appreciation OF this proclama-
ton, General Ragneau, chiet or the
French military mission, sent General
Pershing the following letter:
'"The cordial spirit OF your plea
which reasserts the close union be-
twea our countries and conveys a
pleasing compliment to the work al
ready done by France. will be highly
appreciated by the French govern
ment and the general commander-in-
chief"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-16
sANpoM TRUCK SALES.

The Raybeth Motor Sales company
reports the following sales OF Sandow
trucks, for which they have recently
secured the agency. These sales were
made the past week; 1-ton truck 10
made the past week 1-ton Sandow to
Bristow. q 8h ton to Bartlesville, also
a IN ton, which has been sold and not
delivered.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-16

arrested by Okmulgee county officers
and are now in the Okmulgee county
Jail awaiting extradition to Waynes-
Vile for trial. The men held here
are Hook" Rogers and Bill Starting
both well known to the authorities Of
this state. Startling is brother Of
jerks Startling. alleged leSder of the
band of bank robbers. who was ar
rested at Morris, Okmulgee county,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-16
Ad Club 10 Aid Red Cross.

The regular order OF business of
the Tulsa Advertising club will be
dispensed with Tuesday noon at the
meeting In the Hotel Tulsa and the
time will be used in discussing the
Christmas Red Cross campaign and
the ways in which the club can assist.
No speakers has been selected. In
stead number of the members will
make short talks.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-16
TWO ALLEGED YEGGs CAUGHT
Held In Okmulgee County Jail for
Robbery OF Pulaski Bank.

OKMULGEE. Okla. Dec. 1.-two
more members OF the band Of Okla
homa bandits, who. 1t Is alleged.
robbed the safe OF tho bank at
Waynesville. Pulaski county. Mo-. on
the night Of June 22, 1917, have been
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-16

~ TREET booths will play an important part in the
- Red Cross campaign which will be launched to-
~ morrow. Several of these will be established in
Tulsa. Ten million members before Christmas is
the goal set for the national campaign and Tulsa is ex
pected to secure 5000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-16

Jingle Bells
christmas must seem realistic 10
the kids in Alaska"
Why so?"
II understand the postal carriers
use reindeer"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-16
Who Can Say?

Some nice questions arise"
How now?"
'Is the bagpipe a musical instru-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-16
JOIN FREE EXCURSION
Spend the Holidays in
FLORIDA

A home in the land of sunshine and ever blooming
flowers famed by bahmy ocean breezes
Best location on Florida East Coast Railroad, near
Palm Beach, with the finest hotels in the world and
in the Millionaire Colony of Florida. Seventyflve
miles roads paved like Boston Avenue Tulsa, along
the two miles wide Indrain River, the Rivera of
America. Atlantic Ocean two miles away Splendid
hunting fishing and the most delightful OCEAN
BATHING. The 'Sportsman's Paradise Land
where Strawberries and WatemelOns rlpen for
Christmas Oranges and Grapefruit for New Years
dav Sweet Potatoes and Irish Potatoes in February
and March, Celery, Cabbages, Tomatoes, Onions and
other vegetables all the time. Developed under high
grade engineers. Will stand the acid test OF sclen-
tific and practical investigation
5000 acres of this property sold to well-known
wealthy business men in many eastern sections and
to prominent Tulsa and other Oklahoma bankers
and business
Lands are rich, black, loamy soil with clay subsoi
ready for the plow. Prices one-fourth to onethird
what other lands of less intrinsic value sell for in
other sections Sold in tracts of 40, 80 or 160 acres
or more at 1856 to $110 per acre; some terms. Will
weld 5000 to $500 per acre. 'The Land of Milk and
Honey"
TWO Statesmen WANTED
MAKE RESERVATION PERSONALLY
CONDUCTED EXCURSION
Hetherwick, Wagstaff &'Co.
Suite COL New Daniel Building, Third and Boston
Telephone Usage 5932-2e1
THE FIRM EVENTUALLY BUSINESS WITH
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-16

on November 8, 1917. and is now held
In Jail at ST. Louis awaiting trial at
Waynesville in January.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-16

aside from the main purpose of the
mission.
Pcrslling Has Difficult Task.
Asked regarding the progress OF
General Pershings work Colonci
House said:
His task is really more difficult
than the people know, but he is doing
Our men-our lighting
mon and those who have been sent
abroad on other missions since oui
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27

horses--everythin= was also put 10
sleep for 100 years
At the end Of that time I was 70
come along. give the princess some OF
the medicine in this bottle and awaEen
her And when she swakens all the
others in the castle will also awaken
and everything viii be all right We
shall be married and live happily ever
after only now II cannot happen. as
] have lost the magical cutting sword
and without II ! cannot get through
the thick forest.
Well. Said Uncle Wiggily kindly.
7 would ike 20 help you .or getting
ne out OF that hole-traD. but 7 do not
see how / can am only q ra bbit-~
Yes said the prince smiling. bur
you are wonderful rabbit. and only
a rabbit could crawl through under
the tangle OF bushes 10 get 10 tho
castle without using the magical
sword that ! So unluckily lost VIII
You crawl und-r the bushes and awak-
en- the princess for me- Just pour
some OF this ma gical medicine on her
lips and she Will awaken. all the 9TH
ers will open their eyes. the tangIe OF
brush and trees viii clear away and l
can 80 up to the castle.
Right gladly would I do this sasd
Uncle Wiggily. speaking somewhat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27
Bedtime Story For the Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGILY AND SLEEPING BEAUTY.
By HOWARD X. CARIS

4 IL OF "a sudden as Uncle WiEgily
~ was hopping along through the
woods he jumped on a pile e
leaves. ard. the first thing ne knew.
he had fallen down in deep hole
On. dear cried the rabbit gentle
rilu. who had come from his hollow
stump bungalow 70 look for an adven-
turo. I have fallen into the very kind
OF trap have 50 often warned sam
oie and susie Littletail ali yut. The
pile Of leaves was spread over the hole
% fool m. go
And THAI IS what had happened.
some hunter had dug the hole in the
woods ana had put owe the top some
small - cES spri1klinc leaves over
them The covering 10 the hole was
very tain. SO that when a fat rabbit
gentleman. like Uncle Wigsily. jumped
or L he w'uld fall through And as
the bunny had not noticed the tricky
leaves he had got himself into the hole
trap
And how am to get out again
don't see said poor Uncle Wiggily.
for the hole was big and deep. Thc
bunny tried 10 jump out and 70 dig
his way out but he could J. neither
u must call for help" he said. and
ne called as loudly as H. could. both In
animal talk. and I'm man. or boy and
times ''
Help Help cried Uncle wisgiIy.
iii help you. answered a mans
voice. and. looking az. Uncle Wiggily
saw bending over him. a nice yOunG
man. dressed in silk and satin and
golden clothes. with "a silver cap on his
head.
Reaching d,rn ir ;he hole the richly
dressed yor71E man lifted IN Uncle
WisGily and set him safely on the
erruud
Thank YOU very much" said Uncle
WiSgiiy politely. and in his best voice
"N on have done M 4 great favor. bur
] am afraid cannot do you one in
turn. for you are "a rich prince. rs
can easily tell by your fine clothes and
rabbit gentleman. like myself. living
iu hollow stump Bungalow as 7 do.
cannot help a rich prince.
- am not 50 sure about that" said
Tie prince. smiling kindly You are
Uncle NiSgily L0ngears- ! think and
as Aladdin Of the Wonderful Lamp.
Perhaps You can help me
Why are you out OF the arabian
Nights asked the bunny.
''Not exactly. but 7 am from = book
liise that You were right when yov
said 7 Wa ii rich prince. and I have :
come 10 look for the Sleeping Beauty
whom I am to marry. as the book has
only when I came 10 the tangled
forest in front Of the ca site where the
beautiful princess sleeps I found / had
lost the magical sword which I vas
TO use 10 cut my way through And !
now. sorry I am that I have TO tell I,
il. I cannot get through the tan=le OF /
bushes TO 20 in the castle and awaken !
the sleeping beauty"
oh, now ] remember that story,
said Uncle Wiggily. "a witch. who did I
not like the princess. made her prick I
her hand on the sharp spindle OF a !
spinning wheel: didn't she2"
Yes" answered the prince. But |
instead of dying the princess was put !
into a deep sleep by a good fairy. and !
every one in the castle-king. queen. |
the servants, the cook. the dogs and /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27


like a fairy book only do not know
where the tangled forest is or even the
castle OF Sleeping Beauty
III show you. said the prince, and
he did Truly there was great tangls
Of trees and bushes before il. so grea Z
that the castle could hardly be seen.
But Uncle Wiggily. being a rabbit.
was easily able TO era vi under the
bushes. as he had often done when
young to set away from hunters dogs
Soon fs came 10 the castle Every
one in II was fast fast asleep and dust
vas over everything.
MY, Johnnie Bushytaii. the boy
squirrel would be a long while getting
Uncle Wiggily- Then he found the
Sleeping Beauty. and she was mora
beautiful than he had even dreamed
The rabbit gentleman poured a lew
drops Of the medicine. from the bOttls
the prince had given HIM on the 4ipS
OF the princess Instantly she awak-
ened and the king. the queen the cook.
the servants. the dogs and the horses
also awakened
-Oh. what a long sleep I've hads%
yswned the princess And where ~
the prince who was TO come and marry
me2~ she asked Are YOU he changed
into a rabbit as the Frog Prince was
changed
No, indeed" laughed Uncle Niggiiy.
Here comes the real prince now"
And along came the handsome young
man. for the tangled forest mad melt
ed away and the road TO the castle was
were married and lived happily ever
aster. Just as they did in the book
Thus Uncle WtgEily helped a lot. you
see. and II III. fine tooth comb doeSn Z
bite the wash raE in play and make
Il tickle tine soap III tell you next
about Uncle Wiggily and the stcrk-
Copyright. 1917. by Mcclure News
paper Syndicate-)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27
Monday. January 70. 1917.


~ URING the early part of this DAY
caution should rule men and
women Saturn, Uranus. Mars and
Neptune are ali in malific aspect The
sun and Mercury are friendly.
In the morning Jupiter is in a place
said TO be favorable for trading and
commerce, but they who buy and sell
should be exceedingly cautious.
Over the business world troubles are
believed to be gathering. owing to
causes arising in Europe. Large cities.
especially New York and Chicago. have
the representation Of sudden changes
that are now unexpected
Repeatedly those who read the stars
nave foreseen that the army and navy
VIII be sources OF anxiety to congress
and state legislatures. but there is now
a prophesy that national interes. will
be aroused 10 highest pitch
Fraud in the handling Of funds OF
every sort may be increased shociSingIv-
during the next month. This applies TO
government as well as private bust
ness
This should be a lucky day for sign
ing contracts, leases and agreements.
II is a fairly favorable rule for seek
ing employment especially in any OF
the artistic professions. where pleasing
personality is valuable
Uranus and Neptune both ara said to
indicate increase OF degeneracy and de-
generate tendencies among men and
women Of station and intelligence. The
aspects o. these two planets are men
acing in the extreme.
London astrologers find that peace
viii not be attained in Europe until
November. when Jupiter. ruler Of the
seventh house. will be elevated above
all the other planets. In this month
according to this prophecy. there will
be disasters to warships. and Italy may
be afflicted with serious internal trou-
bles.
Again the stars seem 10 presage some
source of discomfort in the colonies or
Great Britain.
Persons whose birthdate it is should
beware of false friends and should
avoid worrying about triflers. il they
desire a successful year
Children born on this day are likely
10 be rather fortunate through life
These subjects of Aquarius are often
idealists who succeed best when en-
ployed--Copyright 1917. by the Ne
Clure Newspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27

tired business men lift 20 demand
this type Of musical play
The lyrics are bright ana the music
pretty in the main. HOlton mas fallen
does. for he has faculty for starting
out toward q clever line and then
making q miserable failure of X by
poor construction.
However. there IS room in New
and who knows but what Have a
Heart viii prosper
broadway Gossip
"I;ill' Gillette has announced the
utle Of his new play. ny his cousin,
Clare Hummer. as "Ruined-" I hope
there is nothing prophetic about the
title. as Biz has had rather hard
luck during the last few years in
finding a suitable play for the eX-
ploitatiOu OF his many artistic quail
ties Heres hoping hat Bill pulls
through and that cousin Clare gets
Edith Hsllor. who made such ar
impression as Intoxication IN "Expe-
Renee IS the latest addition TO the
Cocoanut Grove ATOP the Century
theater- Edith used 20 be some tat
as -iyph. in a revue the title Of
which is Dance and Grow Thin" So
step right out. ladies and gentlemen o.
unusual weight. and follow Edith
Rita BOland has $50 Joined the Cen
fury Roof show. but TuI not going 20
EnterpriSinE Arms and Legs.
Charlotte Greenwood has the most
enterprtsirE arms and legs. excuse
Stage. charlotte is 81 tail that she
was never able 20 get an engagement.
SO she decided TO be a sort Of a sec
oud Richard earle She got the en-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27
Success of Theaters Far
Above Hitherto Recog-
nized White Light
District.
By Er1oRY 3. CALVERT.

1EW YORK. Jan. e---The sue
M cess OF the Centurv theater.
after five years or varied fl
nsncial disaster. has ocoasloned no
little alarm among the rank and file
OF theatrical producers in tne city who
own their own theaters
There has been a constant tendency
toward an upward growth Of the the
atrical district. Years ago the heart
Of the amusement world was Four
teenth street. from which originated
most of the famous plays Of bygone
days
The Herald Square came in for its
turn As tn theatrical hub. and now
il Is the district from Thirty-eighrh
street 10 Fifty-seventh street which
producers thought would he about as
far as the district would 20 But
ihe announcement that Charles Dill
ingham and Florenz ZiegfeId have
taken a five year lease on the Cen
fury theater- WAY UP al SiXIh-fourth
street and Central Park West. and
musical comedy theater in America
has rather frightened the majority OF
producers.
The Century is the one-tinle New
theater." The success of its present
offering. The Century Girl is an
questioned Architectu-aIly. the play
house Is wonderful II has been
made home like by its new lessees
Everything which discriminating
public demands Is given them at the
Century. The building contains so
many side issues that II Is more like
theatrical exposition than the
ster.
Move Theaters Uptown.
Now comes the news that other
promoters are contemplating build
ing theaters n the same district in
rOnage which now goes 20 that the
alter But. on the Other hand. there
have been many additions made I'm
the building plans or the downtown
promoters and they are beginning 10
feel that maybe they have picked
the wrong location
In Paris the tneaters are arranged
IL districts similar TO that in which
the Century now stands. They are
made civic monuments. buildings OF
both external and internal beauty.
The Century was designed with q
view TO creating a monument to
drama. but ir this il failed. Now II
has come into its own and bids fair
II this proves TO he a fact IL will
probably mean more beautiful ex-
teriors than formerly.
New York Is indebted TO the man
OF wealth who built the Century Tor
beautiful monument. but they are
also indebted TO the nerve Of Dilfiug-
ham and Ziegfeld. who. after many
others had failed. made the monument
pay
Love o. Mike
The Shu6ert thester has opened its
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27

gagement and Is now The star OF SO
Long Lefty" and in fict is most Of
the show herself II You haven't seen
hey you better come right 10 New
York and. do so. because she's sure
worth the trip.
The Dra matte Mirror announces chat
"Ge-tis Meyer has been engaged TO
assist Nora Bayes at the Eltinge the
Nora's press announcements you won
understand what she needs Of an as
sistant- Nora does everything in her
show but shift scenes and usher. and
what's more. she gets away with il.
Movie Actors Mt Real Show.
Mary Pickford and Doug Fair
banks we're seen at rhs Century the
other night and seemed 10 enjoy the
quired by law When they were ieav-
ing they met in the foyer. and Doug"
vas heard 70 exclaim: Gee. Mary.
that's some scenario
Annette Kellerman Is terribly eX-
elusive these DAYS She has engaged
the entire ST. Nicholas rink for an hour
each week with orchestra Instructors
and plenty OF pillows 50 that she can
fall with frequency without having her
nlishaps form press matter for William
Fox Ooh, That's deep one
Plays sold in Fever.
The Washington Square Players have
installed a bookshOsp in the lobby Of the
Comedy theater 50 that the audience
may secure copies Of all the plays pre-
sented by them. These youngsters are
certainly enterprising- They'll be sell
inc pink lemonade next
Some time in the near future I'm go
ing 10 let you IN on the way the Cen
fury tEeater is conducted back OF the
fOotllghts- You know the Century is
the last word IN thester construction.
and II you'H just have a little patience
YOU will Be glad you waited. Talk
about Ba-rum and Bafley's Greatest
Snow or Earth. Wow 4 circus is tame
II You really want TO know why Tn
sCallinS YOU off I'll tell you-I'n wait
ing until my wife goes 70 visit her
nOthe--sh, There are 100 good look
ing chorus girls IN there. and I'm 90
ing to interview every one Of them