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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21
The Heart Hunters
DOUGLASS
Author OF Hunting II Husband Handling Husband

I had seen knew would. Well,
4 wus over now"
Rotty brought me to myself.
"Oh, Prudence, I've only a few
minutes left before I must dress. But
! am older than you and | should
hate to see you make a mistake. II
only you would not idealize people
80, then you would not come to earth
with sucb thud. I've got to he
frank with you even IL II hurts.
Anyone could have seen that Dan
Thorndyke was a pleasant. lazy
dreamer. You had to he here in the
house with him day after day before
you could believe that--then when
you did discover II for yourself 1t
hurt you so that you didn't get right
over IL and laugh.
II could see Joe Hammond was
taken, with you. I could see, too,
that you Just liked him in a friendly
way. And you were surprised. hurt,
when he turned from you to Alice.
1t would have been any pretty face
with him.
Now this man next door. He is
attractive. charming, has a way
with women, but any more expert
enced woman would have known his
type. He was too sure, he spoke too
plainly OF knowledge OF women.
lie liked you because OF your inno-
Cence. 1t gave him a new sensa ton.
You are too fine for these, Pru-
dence. you must know yourself he
fore you go farther"
The wise BETTY who spoke ~ these
things was the same one who was
going 20 marry Clarence Allen. She
could tell me,
We must get dressed" I said.
OptSide the sun was turning the hills
rosy color. Betty was to be mar
ried in two hours
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21

new regulation. Always since tn"
beginning Of war pressure on food
supplies, they have demonstrated u
spirit OF law abldlngncss In reducing
portions which would do them IN
finite crcdIt II only the weapon
with which they do the cutting were
twO-cdgcd. and could cut away,
along with the mntcrll, nt least an
approximation 20 = proportion IN
the price. But as welded lhus far by
the publicdns II ls not . two-cdged
sword, but cavalry stb"r Win but
on" sharp edge.
In Il genuine cavalry charge. the
sabcr stroke is downward In hotel
and restaurant charges, since the be-.
ginning Of restrictions. II is upward
In this sense, you continu" paying the
price and getting loss Tor II Whll"
II might not h" true or fair 10 say
that the Catcrtors are pruftCorlnG.
II N an undrnidhlc fnct that under
progressive reduction in portions
served without corresponding roduo-
ton, or at least approximate rcduC-
iIon, In prices charged, the ultimHi"
consumer alas. poor dcviD lg paying
In an cvcr-incrcnsinE ratio. he feels
his ability 10 buy bonds and thrIN
stamps steadily dotcriOrHting he
Inutt nat t.4If f,r..,t,rtf,D t,ttf ,tiit
the first law Of nature, and II no
would eat he must pay. the progress
~ tho war not yet having brought
IIOniflcc, In hotel or restaurant. to
the necessity Of recognizing mora.
torium which viii postpone the pay
mcnt Of such debts until after the
war In over
We are not attempting 10 take u
Hight view OF such serious situation
as Ia raised by this announcement
Of n further reduction In portions
without any assurance. and, II cx-
perlence is to he trusted. without any
hope. Of any reduction TO prices.
How far profitccring is running
amuck In tho country may easily
be a question in the case. Protection
Of the government by the people.
and Of the people by the govern
ment. Is . mutual obligation. And
III" purchasing power OF the people
should not be necdlessly impaired.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21

women would like II. | shouldn't
so don't YOU dare try H." 10 Mr.. Cur.
It's, who laughed uncomfortably and
replied;
IN did am afraid | shouldn' I
Tess up" as Hackett has done. /
wouldn't be brave enough. Then ne
changed the subject, and once more
Brian was at ease.
when did he see her 10 tell her =
kept running through Ruth's mind,
causing her to play very poor game
although as rule she played excel
lently well.
TomOrrow--Brian admits lnnchinB
with Mollie. although Ruth Is home.
Copyright 1918 George Matthew AdAmsJ
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21
Athletes Get Perry.

BOSTON, Oct 2O.-The pbu,,.
phia American league basebsIr ". Je : :
obtained undisputed claim 10 =, ,ctlIo c.lo
scott Perry yesterday bv ,a,.t ,T'Ier
$500 to the Boston Nationa, eng i,. .ms
club In settlement out Of cour, o|ssL |sls
Boston clubs contention tina, p...ne
was the property OF the Braves ,,s.y Wy
tho Athletics obtained an irr,nc,'ssnn
against his playing for Boston N7,9n T.l
amount paid in settlement w,y ,se
same as the American league w,,..
price. The Philadelphia cIyb ~ S't
the use OF Perry all last season. ''''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21

and will take over the m,p.s.
Of the work OF mat assoc,aisah lent
courthouse lawn. which wsi Tor
tended by no less than four RS al
this camp. He delivered y Gusahd
at Lawton Thursday might n1 c'lte
France since the outbreak ~, we
people. Rabbi Schwab has ho. IN.
war and is acquainted wi,b "A
country and movements Of ~, me
lied armies to such an extsn, al
his addresses are OF great in,o.Nt maj
and OF much help in the Libert"W' t"'er'S' ir'S'
drive. y 'pal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21
Which Do You Prefer?

| WASHINGTON, Oct. l2-Do the
1 people OF the republic desire at the
| November elections to continue in
| the hands OF the present democratic
| leaders in congress control of the
war and national Legislative affairs?
II the next house of representa-
| tives is controlled by the democrats.
! Dent, OF Alabama, who opposed the
draft law and the declaration OF war
and who has bitterly fought many
proposals by the war department for
winning the war, will continue as
! chairman OF the military affairs
committee.
II the next house is republican.
Kahn, OF California, who success
fully led the fight for the draft law
in the house, after Dent repudiatei
this vital administration measure
for the winning OF the war. will be-
come chairman OF the military az.
fairs committee Which do the peo-
pie want, Dent or Kahn. at the
head OF this most important COM
mittee?
II the next house is democratic
Kltchn OF North Carolina will re-
main as chairman OF the powerful
ways and means committee and floor
leader of the house. kltchln op-
posed the war, voted against the
draft law and the declaration OF
war II the house Is republican
Fordney OF Michigan will become
chairman OF ways and means. Ford
ney voted for war and for the draft.
II the house is democratic Champ
Clark will remain as speaker. Clark
opposed the draft law. He stated
that a conscrtpt was no better than
a convict. II the house is republi-
can republican who Loyalty sup
ported all the war measures will be
speaker.
Do the people want Sherley OF
Kentucky. a southern democrat, to
remain as chairman of the appro-
priations committee, that is spend
ing their money by billions? or
would they prefer Gillet. OF Massa-
chusetts who would become chair
man IL the house is republican?
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21

Who was right, Barnum when he
said tho American people like to be
humbugged. or Lincoln when he said
you cant fool all the people ali the
time? inquiries the sallna Journal.
Two years nog the democrats asked
for republican support on the claim
that a vote for Wilson was vote
to keep us out Of war. Now they are
asking for republican support on tho
ground that democratic vote In a
vote to help Wilson win the war.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21

The business man does not inquire
whether his employees are democrats
or republicans, lf they give the re-
quircd service he holds onto them;
II they fail they are discharged rc-
gardless OF party affiliatlon. That
ought to be the rule I'm state and
county affairs II the officials fail in
any particular the business man
ought to vote them out Of power no
matter what their politics may he.
This is the only way to insure the
best government.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21
Fort Sill NeLDs Letter

II is believed that Fort Sill has
barely escaped the fate OF many
other camps in dealing with Span
ish influenza. Several cases are
reported from the base hospital,
but military authorities have been
quick to apply means Of prevention
OF its spread. All picture shows
and public places OF resort of any
kind have been closed in Fort sill.
Post Field and Lawton, and church
services and all public gatherings
are held in open air. Street cars
are allowed to carry but sixty pas
sengers and soldiers are forbidden
70 loiter about mess halls or con-
gregate anywhere.
The school of arms, which has
been here for many years, departed
this week for Columbus, Ga, A pa
Eeant was given by the school OF fire
in their honor, and as the scene was
that Of an Indian attack on a plo-
neer village, more than 500 Indians
took part in the play. 1t was staged
in the bend OF the creek just north
OF the old fort, which forms a beau
tiful amphitheater, and was wit
messed by thousands OF soldiers and
civilians Festivities ended with a
banquet at Lawton.
In response to a call from Fort
Sill for volunteer nurses to combat
influenza in case 1t should assume
a dangerous form, ten Oklahoma
City women have arrived, offering
themselves as assistants at the base
hospital. Nine OF them are graduate
nurses
Rabbi S. j. Schwab OF the Jewish
welfare board, who was born in
Lorraine. has arrived in Fort Sill
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21
PRICES OF FOOD.

It is officially announced that
there is to be a further cutting in Ile
portions sold to customers in hotels
and restaurants. There is no possible
reason to doubt, says the ST. Louis
lobe-Democrat, that the managers
of such refectories will comply with
thA Etrictast letter and spirit OF the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21

Anyhow, Austria Hungary did not
expect President Wilson TO inject
the doctrine of states rights into his
last answer The president tells the
imperial government that II must
se'ue It's own troubles with tho
CEecho. Solvaks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21

II you had the flu you did not
Hop to inquire whether the doctor
you called was democrat or repub.
Iican. You wanted a physician who
would put you on your feet again.
oklahoma state affairs Is afflicted
with the FLU In a violent form. The
old family physician has failed. Cali
In Doc Mckeever next November
and see what he can do.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21
Tales Of the
Friendly Forest

Now let mo see whore we left of
In tho last story. Sometimes nj
most get mixed up, and perhaps Ia
never get things right II didn't
make a scrahook ont Of these Rillv
bunny stories, so that I can look
back and SEQ whether n was Uncle
Lucky mr. tho Good Natured Bear. or
the yellow Dog Tramp. or Aunt Co
lumhla who had 10 ston doing some
thing because I didn't have any more
room.
Well here we are. The Yellow
Dog Tramp had lust posted his
photoEra nh To hls dear old mother
wpv uD In New TamNshire. md after
he had thanked tho Postoffice LADY
who was an old maid duck. he
tumped into the sleigh and Uncle
Lucky said;
"Hurrv On. you Reindeer.
Make the snowflakes fly.
Faster. faster faster.
Don't you balk or shy"
And then Won should have seen
how those Peindccr went We'll SIR.
thev went so fast that nretty soon
their feet hardly touched the earth.
and then they didn't touch at all.
and then, oh. me: oh. nv, They rose
right up In the air lust like n low
sailing rocket, over the treetops and
over the steeples over the houses
and over tho peoples. Goodness. mel
There goes my typewriter again
making up poetry ana not putting II
into verses. and II II does II again
I'm going to change the ribbon and
get ono that II red white and hlue
NV tvnewrlter must show its colors
as we'll as n man
Well. pretty soon, the old gentle
man rabbit hcran 10 got uneasy. for
he wasn't used to sailing through
tho SKY In sleigh drawn hv rein
deer, M he said tn Hillv Bunny.
What do YOU think Going's to hap
pen"
"Oh. don't worry Unclo Lucky"
answered the little rabbit. "rvc
often seen pictures Of santa Claus
riding through the air in his sleigh
And this sort OF comforted the old
gentleman rabbit. YOU know, and he
heCan To smile and the Yellow Dog
Tramp harkcd two times and "A half,
and after that thev came to snowy
road right In the sky And the hoofs
~ the reindeer made a lovely tink-
lig noise as they beat on the sllvcry
frozen path. But, Of course. the lit
tie rabbits didn't know they were
sliding over the Milky WAY No. IN
decd And they didn't know II was
nll frozen over either, and neither
would I have known this IL little
Snuwhird hadn't told me.
Well after while. they came to
4 place where the Great Rear and
tho Little Bear lived II was wav
m IN the star Country. YOU see. and
NJ course il was all very strange
I'ut the Reindeer seemed tn know
he Wav, and ~ Uncle InCky lust
lot thom go And then tho Great
Fear, who sat on nIccc Of leo that
had Nv" sharp points Just like
star. said.
MIR. Luc''v Lcfthindfoot I'm clad
10 see Won And then tho Little
Rear, who also sat on five pointed
piece NJ ice said I'm glad TO soc
rou rillv Runnv'" And then tho
Reindeer stopped fnr 'hcv had been
gOinr around and around the two
hears AL tho time. YOU know. and tho
two little rabbits got ont Of the
SLEIGH And in the next story Won
shall hear what happened after that.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21

II Is n lamentahlc fact that there
are few square heads who change
the spelling of their names TO hide
their nationality. pretending TO sneak
Tor the democratic party. who thinks
all republicans should he internod
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21
PHONES
Daily Food
Ontohrr 2l. 1913.

October 81. 1918.
Tn. Lord l. not slack concerning M, NJ,
promiEA a. some men count slAokn'S , hn,
1ny should perish, hut that all should come
70 rspentAnee. , Peter 3; 0.
Ills word Of promise Is my food
Ills Spirit Is my guide
Thus daily 10 my strength Tens"ea'
And all my wants supplied. 49, -
TnsrsioTe vii the Lord wait, that ne
may be EracieSs unto you. and therrIo.o
viii hs bo exalted, that he may have mercy
upon you. lSS, 40; IA.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21

BOSTON. oct. 2O.-Tr.s sns.,..
center fielder on the Cleveland Amsr'
lean league baseball club, viii ents,
the naval aviation school al ~.
Massachusetts Institute OF TechnoI.
ogy next Monday. He arrived bs,,
today from his home in Texas.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21

Arthur Brisbane says substitutes
Tor olive oil give an odd taste TO
salad dressings. Yet. since Brisbane
has spread his editorial efforts to
include Milwaukee he ought not to
have any trouble In wiplng out this
odd taste which annoys his sentitiye
palate.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21

He is sacred who. in the viCor Of
lifo. with love NJ the head Of p com,
Portable table has pushed away the
table and the Coursels Of cowardlv
lov". aud served his peorle without
fear " suffering or death.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21

When the EddieS tongues turn
white; breath feverish; stomach sour
When your little pets become crOsS
pale, bilious, constipated or have 4
cold, give CaScarets as directed on each
10 cent box. Cascarets taste like
candy but work oHt the nasty bile,
sour fermentations and pOisons better
than castor oil, oalomel or pills
Children need never be coaIed to take
this harmless candy cathartic. Ca'
carets are given to children aged Ou'
year and upwards. They never gripe'
Nnror diSappoint the worried mother
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21

Once evil is recognized, the gen.
erous soul goes forth to seek the
remedy; once the peaceful recourse
is exhausted, the generous mind. in
which sorrow for others Gnaws like
a worm in a live sore, hastens TO the
violent remedy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21

Tho fourth Liberty loan camraign
again demonstrates that the game is
not over until the end Of the ninth in
ming.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21

Saws Matt Duhr' Even learned mcn
predict differently about the closing
OF the world war The director Of
the schools Of n very large oklahoma
county said recently: 81 shuddered
when ] saw thrce hundred school.
mans drilling with guns on the 4.
a NJ college campus. I also feel
bad about tho thousands ~ little
bows that learn military drills In and
outside tho schoolhouscE predict
that our llttleNboys will help fighting
the last battles ton wears hence. The
human killing epidemic will not
cease for many years and several adj
ditIonnl millions viii hc slaughtered
I am told that the Germans have
twelve strongly fortified limos: that
all approaches tn the Notifications
are mined, and that 100000 female
Huns arc drilling"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21

In this world there Is only one
inferior race: that of those who al
ways look out for their own inter
est whether that Of their vanity.
their pride or their gain; and there
/" only one superior race that of
those who corsultGahovc all things,
the interests of humanity
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21
Pictures From, France
(By GEORGE T. BYE

Wy 'IoiNS - -
A French city with its cobbIe stone
streets and its queer traffic, fiacres
pulled by horses who should be
making their peace with heaven.
carts dragged by dogs, push bar
rows and a few army trucks with
their brisk crews, showing that the
best has gone into the war.
In the center foreground an atten-
uated skeleton OF wagon, prob.
ably used for hauling lumber or
steel beams and bouncing noisily
over the humpy stones with an eld-
erly driver cocrcinG his old team TO
greater speed.
The backbone Of the wagon frame
tas projecting tail and out on the
very end OF this sits vision.
She is s, and clothed In gunny
sack. The Gunny sack is worn and
old. and does not 1T very well.
Probably It had been fashioned ms
a frock by the old driver. Her Ut.
tie feet are bare and dirty. Her
hair probably had been combed a
month ago. but now 1t is more
tangled than woolly dogs.
With her pretty dolls face, she
could he one Of those Fairy SOAP
babies fallen into evil ways.
But very erectly she sits on the
wagon tail, despite q humping tnat
would shake an ordinary persons
teeth She isn't holding on. Her
hands are in her lap, Her attitude
IL much that Of a society queen
driving up Regent street or Fifth
avenue.
In her eyes her little round. long
lashed eyes. Is the light Of irepres-
Sble youth.
Title-"La Belle France in 1878
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21

Those who have thee, 0 liberty,
eAvu ouM 9souL lou S5Ql MouN
thee not, ought not to speak Of thee,
but to win thee.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21

SNAP shots from the Dalls News,
Sometimes II sounds like the watch
on the Rhin" has become an alarm
clock our gu"as X that T. ig right
hard Tor tho Influenza germ 10 ap.
pr"aDh u man who surrounds him
sell with 4 fivc-ccnt smoke screen
MorooN"r autumn leaves are pOetl-
cal In proportion as YOU don't have
10 get rid Of them with rake. As
"" understand It. a German In a
regular German who wants 10 post
pom" pay day Tillic Ginger says
sh" dreamed last night somebody
died and left a couple Of kids on her
hands but when she walked M she
found shs had gone to bed with her
gloves on.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21

a Kansas Guy physician recon-
m"hdH onions and garlic Tor the flu.
h"chhS" IAN onion a day keeps the
doctor away; garlic each day keeps
everybody away"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21

A typical village in northern
France. clinEIng to a road that s a
main line transport artery The
dozen huddled houses of the village
visible at glance. and a wayslde
shrine bearing the legend, "St. Jo-
seph Prays for Us"
For central figure, a woman
neither young nor old She stands
as II she had stopped in abstraction
10 look hack. one hand touches an
ornament at her throat possibly a
lockst. The other Is lost in the
folds OF her rough petticoat. She Is
bare headed, and her very black
hair. tightly combed, glistens In the
light
For other figures: two Tommies
who are piling firewood in the woln-
ans vlrd. and another Tommy who
IL allowing himself to he chased hS
a little girl and boy, the woman's
children.
The woman looks back persivelv
hcause she IL waiting as all French
women have waited. monotononsly.
for four years. She looks hack be-
cause along that road must come
her husband, or news of him. or i'd
ings Of war fortunes that might he
the ending or the approach OF the
end
Excepting two or three short vls-
It's, she has been without her man
In all the interminable time. She
has been without his company and
support. and has had to toll drudR-
ingly for food Even the privacy Of
home has been denied her. for
strangers live as members OF the
family in her little maisen. The
three Tommies billeted with her a.
the time would have been agreeable
guests during peace. with Pierre
home TO smoke and Joke with Nthem.
See how good they are: stacking her
wood for her and PLAYING with the
children. And the other Tommies
before them-and the Yanks that
we're there for ten days-all were
nice and polite and helpful. But
they are strangers. foreigners.
a good title for this picture:
DO American Women Under
stand War;"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21
Mothers!

Watch the tongue
OF your youngi
Your little pets
Need candy "CascaretSl"
Sell for q dime
'work" every time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21

This Is a picture from France by
wounded Yank.
You can talk all you want OF
YOUR scenery and your skies, hut !
have seen the greatest sight In the
world,
There are few details to mention.
but simple as the picture Is II Is be-
yond any artist.
I'VE were about to attack. The
enemy rockets and flares lighted the
ground with a deathly pallor.
Then we were in position In the
front line. and our hayonets caught
the shimmering radiance OF the
flares.
"The hayonets shone with an In
candesCence that was astounding. IL
was as IL these were enchained thun-
der-bolts about to he released for
Gods work. felt as IL were an
unworthy part OF my bayonet and ]
must try to he noble so long as ]
was figure in this revelation.
Eve forgot the cold clamminess OF
the trench-at least ] did. We for
got the perilous ground ahead OF us.
That was dead. and all was mortally
dead but our purpose, our bayonets
and ourselves
'SoldlerS maven I ulNlHe HVdl NVlN
often, suppose. but I had that
night. | was an incarnate st. Mich
ael. and | battled for tho Lord. No,
was not wounded then. Shrap-
mel nut me out a week later
But I know shall never forget
the array OF living bayonets that
'sparkled with an unearthlv white
glow as thew ziG-zagged toward the
Cor,,ans Mannry NJ tho sight will
make me a better soldier"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21

Welfare board, who was born in
Lorraine. has arrived in Fort Sill
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-21

I'V' bronson of Guthrie. who
wchthcr"d the hard days In Barber
county Kan, objects to mule meat
b'GauHc Of prejudice he has against
ca'tnE or drinking anything with n
KICK IN II.