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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-09
CHICAGO.

low Iisi OARS eta andNrd psx ussS 9
HYE No, 2 n7J. BARLEY ~ coo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-09

KANSAS CITY, April ,-cAsH
fGNN r. No. H'TssT Tmst. EGmGl e. Sl'sG So ~.
low u esm no OATS unchanssdL No
7 hyFl TGl'' S4ogaGs92i5 Nqk kiFIR TIis's ana nSas&mS
MAIZE. 81 60n3.bS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-09

Saving dollars and wasting the lives
Of the boys in the trenches is poor
business. Better invest in a Liberty
bond.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-09

Liberty Bonds are far more attractive
in the safety deposit box than tax re-
ceipts in the bill file.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-09

Berlin or Bust" is mighty poor
slogan unless it is backed up literally
with Liberty Bonds.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-09
Produce Provisions
KANSAS CITY.

RANsAR ClTY,Aprll S.-BuTTER ana
POULTRY. Unchanged. E01Hs Firsts
aOc. POTATOEsl Firm; ti.oo0iio.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-09

HOuH Live pork values came back
with rush today from Zoe 10 Toe hlghst
being the general trend Of the market
Locally Tuesday top was tT2t. with
hulk selling 90 10 and No.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-09
CATTLE RECEIPTS
CONTINUE LIGHT
ThIriy-Two Carloads Go Di.
rect to Packers,
TUESDAYS aToTlprs.

CATTLE--Rscsipis continued sIlfsmsli
liRht hero today, some thlriY.tvo loads
NJ tho first supply VI tho 900 head osli.
WAtH either going direct 10 packers NJ
hslnE HtuoketH on through billing 90 tho
OahHo country Trading ln eyerythina
WAS active and steady And steers we're
not 10 be- had bulk N tho packer buy
consisting lof butcher cattle on tho plain
10 medium order odd lots ln COWS and
Gamers and cutters sold " 10 $50. In
the HioCker line n few hunchot N good
yeArlinEs sold Aboye 30
cioslna Quotations
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-09
ST. louis

sa ST. LGI,s L2YIs' Ag.I AgI & ScoTES 3T!Ss s,:.sSSy.
No. 2, SIC. No. white. s1c,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-09
A Real Bargaiiz2

Twenty acres close TO some Of the
biggest producing mills in the Miami
Lead and Zlnc district; mill site already
drilled out proving 200 900 tons Of orc
reserves very good proposition for a
company; surrounded on all sides by
proven property; terms 10 responslbe
parties. B-25l. oklahomsn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-09

klltlNt bAltiAlNb
ElGht-roOm modern home, basement
furnace and garage; 70, 18th ST.; only
&c. 500 Ensy terms Call Mr. Morgan.
PAIR or FINE LOTS on w. 7th "a
trade for groceries or sell on easy terms
Price $500 Call Mr., Lamb.
CAPITOL hill MANSION Of y rooms
modern. basement, storm cave, big yard
elegant place only $4,000, easy terms
Call Mr. Morgan.
A COUNTRY HOME, one mile of CAP
ITOL; 10 modern rooms, garage, 10 acres
wcll improved Price $1,000, ensy terms
Can Mr. Lamb.
NEW Groom modern California bunga
low, full lots on pavement. must bs
sold this week Make an offer. Call Mr
Miller.
FIVE-ROOM modern home, on pave.
mcnt. on car line, owner leaving clN
mortgage OF $500, payable i2sBO per
month, Look at II and make an offer
can Mr. Clark
WE HAVE SEVERAL extra bargains
IN farms Easy farms Ask Mr. LRmt
about them
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
50s-l0 Insurance Bldg Maple so
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-09
SPECIALS
TRADE
Some KEEN Bargains

New B-room modern. bungalow, on
corner northwest, one block from car,
Tor S.. 500. only 5000 to handle.
Beautiful new 6-rodm modern bunEa-
basement and garage, FOR $3.50, on easy
payments II desired
New s-room, two-story, one block from
Classen, finished In oak all late bullt-in
features, basement, garage, drive, and
furnace heat This Ia a bargain for
St. 00O terms
We have some good farms and income
property for sale and exchange. Phone
for appointment: we can save you some
money.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-09
IRREGULAR TONE (
RULES IN COTTON
Market Opens Low, But Gains
Some Advance,
nav ORLEANS eorroN rvrvsus.

closed steady 10 u points 10 TO . points
NuWu. nat
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE
OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK
OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK

HOFFMAN on AND REFfNrNG. Ruf.
iH.O on ana Refining stock NJ a. bar
ElIn o. lngeroll, Box g1s, Houston.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
ILNnING TN MIND

The World wishes to add It's tcsu.
Mr. Pfuffer at the Y. N. g. 4. in TO-
gard to tho education Of the boys.
and might add that the same pre-
scription would work well also with
the glrls Ills ideA was that aho most
effective way 90 tcJch boy was TO
lead him on In the direction of his
intellectual bent rather than fotcr
a uniform method ~ instruction upon
all classes of mcntdlitiss without dts
criminttion The wisc teacher Will
find out what the pupil hikes. what
he is best fitted for what ho can take
the most interest In. and build from
that foundation u system of instruc.
ton that is chara a'tcrted by leading
rather than driving
There Is something In this, n II
could be practically applied II "
Acknowledged that individual excel
lcnce IN schools Is often impcdsd by
| the cndoayor To yoke all thorc who
are thirsty for knowledge drink from
the fount OF learning thru tho~snmc
vessel The pethod which Interests
ono pupil In his subject viii ropcl an.
other. the ono that appeals to one
wall bore the other, Vet each one may
bc 10y nature oYiiplsd n succeed II
the risht note ls aTNndcd to find a
response In his natJlEe Tho Wort
education means q leading This WAY
OF planning uniform pattern OF e1u
caional requirement It's not education
It is computation. aud compulstor
usually crcatcs resentment
II was wise man who devised M
way to teach little children by cnt,c
ing them into what they thot wa
play. vet which left an mdcllhlc i'm
,pressiou on their plastic mind am,
prepared them for the course of Older
pupils In fact we believe from
lmanv wears observation OF humanlu
that the growuups can hest bs reach
ed by the same method There nee,
he no ut'tpNoh' out Nhfu 'It u''
or girl finds that YOU as teacher are
taking an interest in the. hirgs thA
he or she. .is Litercsted n YOU hay,
gunr long way toward securing tha
Ipuplr cooperation Make " learn
ing pleasure, not d,sagrc.aht
task. Lead the Young mind into IN,
fields cf know edge don't cram th,
mental food down their hhruots uu
produce an intcllrctuul dyspcpso
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

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an ,b, r.., bo r,I .falafl4,l, Iuua
,o ,be notion tb,t Tins wa matter
r.r s.,I.r,.,t b, .arb of the suao.
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mont
m. old do,lru. Of smir urhte
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
RippIing Rhymes
MIsrLAcrp PRnAcHINa
Nv WALT MASON

mctA soldier from the trenches one day
when fdN of lripe he 'illod tho air with
noAiouN uepchss from his old hrlar pipe
I always am severely moral 30 Nifuous !
shine with every form ut yicc / quarrel tl
it takes In It's sign Oh msr Of war ]
cried with 'cN0r. throw that old pipc
away Tobacco is the great uunrrvcr u
kilis iis hosts zach day Tobacco sets your
nerves o qdivcr. its f.l Of nicotine, 10 forms
a SPAWN ol N0ur liver. and turrf your whisk
ers green No man who's truly s~lf rrfpect-
Ing viii make the ladies choke. az 20 slou :
mo street aiect,ng cloud OF hihl smoG"
The soldier handed out trtoe OF aiNuags
ri,h aud rod and then he smote with ms iitlr.
and sat upon my head The aurn who fight
,ou o'd lat Stacker ho said while seated
ihere find ponce and comfort In tohsrker
II sa,Cs ltem from despair The man who
spsnds ten long hour croaking the coarse,
luroh.hrd foe looks forward io his hour ~
smoking. whom evening whistles hluw lie
rraW'S ont from the mud tud water whore
Dee ha. crourhcd all daN retiring from The
scene of slaughter. he'd emukc HIS grief
away Aud when hu lights his truNiy hrisr
romr morsiu uplooms sud SAYS he needs a
-olacc higher than pipes aud roNiou, iunr'
tio forth and fghi against the Hermaus In
rain and mud and snow aud then perhaps
your little sctm9gs some charity Will know
tCop, night 1913, by George Maithrw AdAmsl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

=
Wei Bhly Bunny and Cncle Lucky
got home safely. even II the lights
Odn the automobile we're oULrand t+rr
next morning Billy Bunny went OUT
for little hop IN the woods. The
old gentleman rabbit wasn't feeling
very well. he had little touch OF
hay fever Well. anyway. the lIuie
rabbit hoped along by himself when,
All Of sudden, quicker than wink,
"a panther jumped at him.
NOW I've got YOU" he Erowlcd
ana was Just going to eat up the at
tie rabbit when low growing voice
cried. Don't YOU dare!' And, of
course, the panther waited and
looked about him And so did Btll>
Bunny but they couldn't see anybody
"WhN are vouH" mewed the pan.
thcr For he's n great big wildcat
you know Then ont of the bushc'
came the friendly bear who had giver
back 10 Uncle Lucky his stoycpip'
hat, aud said
Look here. Mr Panther this 1T
Me rnhit rs nicnd " mine. You lei
him alone"
well, in that case I'll obligc YOU
both" said the panther And h'
began TO purr and rub his NOSE
against Buly Bunny which scared
him almost TO death. And then Ia
| tip-t toed away on his rubber heous =,
! nud somebody whs didn't have q
good, kind old hear to look after him
Come to my Gave aud have tom'
honey spid the friendly bear. An,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
The Daily Horoscope
tCoPy right 1917, BY the Mcclure Nsr,
psper SyndieLte.4 -
''Ihe klRFs incline but do ,fot ....... F.
rnesdny. Jannary lb. loIN-

|
| This should bo fortunate day n, r,,is
| ter Is IN a place of kindly pow,l and N.
| sun rs in brnehe aspect us
| II should be . favorable rule fur al .o,,.
uon Hut warning Is given thai gay.ium.'t
securities may be luFgled with. Iur t., .s
| uldesr 10 iutlrAte danger hor .nI... I'M
hhantial conditions not the result of rh.a.u
| causes
! Nov 60 operative plans for living .'. n,.
shAdoNrd lpd some one will tenn ...5.,i
sdd> fame thru the introduction OF I..orls,
| n domestic rcsgpry
told ~ indieatod for the remaining ruuia. a,
winter
! ouc oi tho religious senssueI. o.. u,
tune will be- introduced from fr.Una
| is predicted and a new prophet vi,D .r.,,
power will teach -
| tongIcsa comes under a fu'e ma4,r. lor
sensations which win unity action uu. of
these wv be caused l.! an explosion To,
Isrors declare
! Woman suffrage continue updsr , .,,,
that y Gcacficiai and viii profit IS. ,,Ho,
u'tS due 10 the results Of radical measure.
/ Ihoaiesf have the forecast uf los. OF ia
tronagc, but PLAYS worth while viii boz niH
ltn aud produced during the var
On rms fatc the outlook for p-a.r tI.sars
l'ss promising than at any time since We
took part ir the conflict and iHr s...s ld
l'nonish caution and care lcst uuIu. .uaf.
Idt1rc nrHg about disaster
| There i. u sign read ~ proHyfiHl new
| value for i,uc In that no one Will cane 10
lW1tt' 30 and a campaign On this .H. 4lI
lbe carried on 10 IS predicted.
Irotidr1t Wilson and member, Of .au.rss,
are warned t'at the s'uts -e~u. lo ..Itafs
Irrrll by u;-ht api, ~ Uranus d.. fb. planet
lwott sinister explosions are 10 Do, t,.fr4
Persons whose hirthdate ~ ie ia.r lie
iortr"st OF r1n,1urn.Nrly taNu'.b. soar.
IIhrl viii have fair sucrrss iu hU-ira..
] children lu'u ou his dfy Hrr Hlrf. 10
have tho power 10 shape their r,r,H.. sue.
lar thr pH~cr 90 shape their garryf. ,.t.
Ic",ahuty
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
: Everyday Wisdom
; by DON HERoLD
RAINY DANA


There is an old phrase '.r.rse It
to the d.ist and let the R,u settle it."
Things that fly In dr. " ihef are
laid quiet on rainy day Rain
soothes every thing down. Dust that
was restless and didn't want % be
road is soothcd into a prodlgal spirit
and made content to stay Gloss 10
earth. Birds cling close tu their t'rc-
sides. And people-though people
don't admit itget this same good
healing treatment from rain. RAN
makes everything huddle.
RAIN makes thoughts huddlc, And
thoughts are apt 20 yet too GRANT.
and II is good thins to" them u
mddle now and then.
!, There are prescribed weather re-
actions for rs. II Is presumed hat
We shaI root for sunshin, and rap
rain. Almost always. whencvc" any
body p,a'ses rain, II is be ause 1t is
doing the crops good. or fuf s'me
material benefit It is bestowiug such
as that
Rain is too seldom appreciated as
an entertaiper as n physician. as a
pleasant phenomena.
We like the touch OF a rainy day.
We like the kiss OF rain In our face
We Ike the subdued gray 1t puh
everywhere.
We like the way II makes thnH
huddle-including thoughts.
Copyright. 1913. ueorEe Mathew Ndam''
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;E7ahggBeN'icnllXI
&AlEol'Vr1: 5$:s e: w

when they got there the little rdOb'l
had an he corld eat and more, t1o,
for some OF It was stuck on his wlis.
kers, "I ou can take some to your
Uncle Lucky" said the kind old bear.
SO Billy Sunny filled his knapsack
sNSd started for Uncle LuckY's house
after hopping along for Ibout an
hour he came 10 the seashore. And
right on the beach Was little tinb
'Itcuoa there, Billy Bunny But
the waves made 80 much noise that
the little rabbit didn't Hear him So
the little crab crHwled over aud
pinched Billy Bunny on tho left hin
toe and said, "Why don't you ansE 81
a fellow %"
Well. just then great big whale
swami mp 10 the shore Get on mN
back. little rabbit, and take a sail
And would YOU believe H. Bllly Bunny
wasn't the least hli afraid. lie hop, I'D
ON the whales back aud sat down or
the little seat
Then away went the Whale
With swish Of his iaS4Faaasa,
As fast as he oughtcr
Right over the water
All foamy ana green.
II had submarine
should torpedo the Whale,
| hopc Billy Bunny
Won't haul down tho sail
CP. S-IW try tu send tho ncl
story bv wireless so you can ar"l,
what Billy bunny does ON the n'i
/ Blue sea-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
Hunting a Husband MARY ."oap.,.

She is home from tho sahitarium
She wants to see me. "WhL | waive
the usual formaltles to 20 To see herr
! have never met Jims mother I
know she must be- like him Her let
ter about my engagement was so true,
so tcpler.
YETI dread the meeting. Win she
.lppruvcr or viii she see all the little
things In me that are "not worthy ~
him--my Jim How / hope they will
like me, his family That / win be one
Of them
II is evening ! have returned
waited for jim in the great waiting
room at the station | loved II all,
waiting for him. The blue domcd
ceiling with its myriad stars And
tho hurrying people-ssme anxious
some important-a few happy.
felt as II I could open my arms to the
worried little mother aud her ba by.
! restrained myself from telling the
old man where 10 get his train. !
knew the porter could do IL better
Then ] saw Jim coming 10 me from
the crowd Jim, tall and dark, his
cane swinging on his arm. But 1t
was not hc only toll stranger He
stared at me with hard eyes / had
waited twenty minutes. ! heFan paC-
iur the station. ! tried 10 forget my -
self in the groups of people kalcdo-
~.uur in their constant change
looked at the largo lighted clock.
We would miss our ualui ITS only
a trine anyway" J said TO myself
"Il" is taking you For the time let
him think FOR YOU
Men arc such busy creatures. II
must hc absolutely necessary on Jam
would he here
was tired na So sat ON orr
Of the lalg hen}Scs / watched list
! lcssly the hurying people They uo
longer held interest for me A man
taller than the rest, could not Seven
| give me womou0ry hope .yow Foi
I ! keuV be was not cumj nss90 sam sie
there What was the use Of goiur
/ home. 90 rus'l,.s0css and doubt
once 20 fail me would mean moth.
[ ing but this was the second time
/ out Of tho dcWhs of my mind cam,
/ that picture Oh Jim Jim as I hat
seen him sitgns ON ay lower step o.
J the porch
Jim lighting q ciEaret the9 mattel
trembling ln hts hand. Trembling 81
! Violently. that the light fickcred nn'
! was smothcred n the dark
What did it mcan' ] fet tired
Z almost older
am home now. Yet no wort. ~
/ sign What can Il menu'
j tCoryright iala Jy0rge Maui,'w ADAMS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
r,,e Ru,cs for wisc Buying,

pont begin to save on nun,,
children must have H. aduI'7 S,l.
10 MILK builds bone and mus'''
ter than any other food. ny
2. Spend at least as murh '"' nsrt
as for meat Remember thal
OF mink Is equal Ia food value ", W
pound OF steak - quart OF ',I
dny for ey6ry child Is good ru' ,o
easy 10 remember At least Wy ,cr
p,ovide a quart OF milk 2 d''
every member Of the fanny ,c.
8 Spend at least as much 20, nd
atables. and fruits as for nltAl a,n
fish -Fresh vegetables. ana u', my.
moi we'll be sent abroad 60 the mi.
4, free use OF them makes your -
ly dietary better; II purchas'' your
son and of the sortsA grown " ,su.
Sown locality they need not ''
: sive less
! I. Use hreadstuffs more u . for
freely, nccc-ding 10 loir o. n,ead.
economy--The Aenis ana .,romi-
Isuffa are usually"the e1osl ,d-
cal Of all she foods The I'' nse
ninistration does not ask y"l ,ouf
+ Ieas bread but less wheat ''
/ bread ..,ts.-
! r he sparing In the use oi .n,,,5yr
These are usually the most tNf f',n 10
OF the staple foods in propv' -.,irtiy
their food value, and are nor ~, of
necessary when a proper an'".l.5 sfd
milk is used Meat may nh ,ther
with less harm than any ot ~, .reut
lfoods'-eeptioued. The amour, ,nouni
for meat may decrease as 'hs
for milk Increases
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

In certain case where the 'hh.ho
was the theft of a watch the evidence
was conflicting. As the jury -reiife'l
the Judge observed thar he would ne
rl1d 10 help in adjusting any ann
rultles that might present them
selyessfo. the minds OF the juLy, Ele'-
on nr6Ts filed out OF the bdN. Ihe
one Who remained wore an expression
~ e,treuc nerplexity. Observing ms
Mediation, the judge said
would you like TO ask me u qn'S'
tom" ,,a, che
"Yes. your honor replied IN,
t,ror eagerly. -s"rd be very gao "
ynn,d ,en mo whether the pris'h''
really stole the watch.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
rrrRNAL nnYnooD

Strangers look for vifdom great grown ups
thjnl sou ought 90 be-
NVays ffhy. end ,itrunsperl aIuara tohsd
IN uautg
a tho ofU-o IN supposed 90 maintain a
certain potc.
like graf haired diplomat knowing things
dAreh disclose
hui whom got home at night safe bohiod
NY hnmhio door
can ,.ss. be a mt boy 'e''T'''' o" the D'''o'
! eAu lrave NY years outside pul my drrary
pose away
{ can be a lituc child. sharing IA my chih
dfens play,
Aud When W. are an alone. With no stranger
tAercsi see
We ,@b dip our cmns Of broad 10 tho gravy
o. thc tsa
There Secure tom critics wise and the ton.
gprs that may condemn -
don't have TO be mAa. can he cht's
with them
don't bsye to strgi sboat proadly i" the
gArb Of sham
hs,ting other people think I am better than
! Ami "
In that litte place called home. barred tc
uown.upr Fihes ard ieers
can sin the Hohc of care and escape th'
weight OF years
can slug ard ramp thd play claiming siil
the old delights
can be chtld again sharing IN their pil
low fights
Age " but an outNard pose wisdom bu
thin veneer.
only TO very few ss himself rsn MAJ
appear,
Down among The hAunts 81 men he must plal
serious part
Hiding meath manner grim all the bcybeo'
Of his heart
so when got home at might safe behind M
humble door
forget that ,e grown up and ] m just
child once MORT
Copyright 1918. by EdsarA GuesD
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
The Skein Twists.

am engaged to ho married. II rs
an 80 easy I wonder why all girls
,hnt do It. Just put their minds ON
their unacknowledged wish. And
il Ia accomplished.
Mother looks anxious. often I cniS,
her studying me with painful thought
rulncss She has not seemed happy
about. my engagement she has said
little. Yet one knows most things
without words
am TO meet Jim at the Grand
Central His mother is an Invalid.
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Daily Food

There H. therefore now no con
dcmnNtion to them which are In
Christ Jesus, who walk not after the
flesh but after the Spirit Rom. 81.
who shall the Lords elect condemn
'Tis' God that iustifies their souls
And mercy, like a heavenly stream,
O'er all their sin divincly rolls.
IL any man have not the Spirit oi
Christ, he is none OF his Rom. SO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

when Ncw York city can indtct
.---refi tltttyHirr for ruusrrinE 70
raise the pri,c OF milk there .is some
hope that the doNutroddou consumer
n other lpcal.uos mny yet expect re-
let from the prodtrerr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
Conservation Corner.
q. You Hoover!

NV Tuesdays are meatless
Mn Wednesdays are wheatl'1s 5sv
am getting more eatiess '''' '''
NV home 1t IL heauess'
NV bcdoit is sheetless; - A
They're all sent to the VI
The harruoms are treatle"S'
NV coffee Is sweetless. ..,ssr.
Each day ! get poorer ana "E''
NV stockings are feeuess'
nv trousers are seatless'
NV How | do hate the ka"''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

Dock Hooks was shopping AZ l'ye
straw Saturday. His rule uotted
fast all the way home as DOCK hud on
board sack OF corn.
one word OF explanation In large
letters is worth colpmn Of detail
when Sou haven't got your specs
Suc kiidew pcepcd into cistern
sunday morning and saw himself. He
says looking into cistern. ~ sight
cheaper thfh haang picture made.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

Senator lIardwlck Of Georgia seems
somewhat pecved because tho home
paper failed to mention the new roof
the senator put ON bir chicken coop
Last summer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
Phones: All Departments, 60oO

roteigu Advertising Representative! ByArt
dHiW HunEUn, 22i Fliih No. New forA.
AOi Do,onthire At Boston, Fofd Parsons
70 pttp'~. U-s Bldg -thi.hEo, oscar ~
psyi-s 5ot Victor hldE. kAasa- tip, Mo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

1flcongrcss can get prohibition aud
womanS suffrage our OF the way II
may bo able TO turn ils attention
to something good for the country
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

A waurh'a mpn died nnshour after
taking q. drink OF Oklahoma whisky.
There i~ NO room for mystery llc
was not a suicide but just the victim
~ foolhardinoss
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
birthday Briefs

by pcrsis Dwight Brown.
tTo Parents and TeaChers---iet you'
children to read this instructive
daily fcatureD
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

Speaking OF old fashions what has
become OF he man who went TO mar
kot every morning TO get u beef stcal'
tor hrcakfsstf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

Secretary Baker does not hesitate to
say that he has done q good 4ob, atid
no man could have done IL better.