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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26
The Wife

she got into tho bath PREPARED -,
her Il want my coffee guicki
want TO hAvc an hour out OF d,,..
before breakfast"
"All right, honey. Iru he r.,a.
when go is." and the old W.
hustled away too quickly 10 h.s,
Ruth say
Il wonder II l will have 10 yet NV
own coffee, or 30 without p" then. =
must ask cook 60 tell me how"
isn't he handsome. Iiachcl7" sb.
asked as She slipped her coffee
Who, missy Rueh2'
Why Brian. Of course. who .Is.
could mean p" Ruth h1l t,3
scarcely a thought she had ro,
shared with her old NANNY II
was perfectly natural that sh.
should talk over her lover with ter
"Beauty's only skin deep. no mlrsv
Cl1irhon' say once"
But he rs handsome. isn't bor..
persisted Ruth
yes. missy, he mighty handr,r.
Ter "a man No All Ewun To max F,
mighty fine loobin' couple. / roek.
on
Il only wish / was as handsome AZ
no is
"Go long wid you. honey. yo q.
mighty purity No ain't no wax t1u
Imrty lax that Sutton gal wid' her
yallnr har ana blue eyes, but go hls
de REAL look. go has
Dow and Dreams.
There now get me my cape \
won't Doe cold II / take that" ~
had seen disapproval In Rnchsli
eyes
BE sure go wear H." the nur,s
Faid as she gave 10 TO her young
mistress. Ruth had q way of roam.
ing around the garden I'm the carly
morning gathering flowers or. nov
that most of the flowers were gone
great sprays OF autumn leaves with
which she decorated tho breakfast
table. IT II necessary that tho table
whore one eats, bo artistic, pleasing
TO the eye. n the food Is 20 taNa
good" she'oftcn said. when reproved
by Rachel for getting her feet wet IN
the carly dew
This morning. tho morning ~ her
wedding day. she went about her
task with o gay. lifting song upon
her lips She sang Tor pure happi.
ness hut So had she sung many
other mornings before she knew
Brian Hackctt why shouldn't She7
Loved. INDUCED she had everything
10 mako Nor happy, nothing 20 make
her unhappy
! wonder II We will have rar.
den she said aloud. as she turned
toward the house. her arms filled
gold 'Of course we WON'T" she
laughed quickly we are going to
live IN. an np1rtmcnt-for little
while But she held the leaves AZ
l!tilc closer and, before she arranged
them. she buried her face In their
fresh. dewy beauty. and sighed eve,
so little
Tomorrow-Good .bycs,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26

time And then great. big snake
crawled out from under that pile OF
stones and said: II put those stones
here. What are you going to do
about H."
And then what do you think RuIy
Runny did7 He took IA long rome
out Of his knapsack and threw the
loop, which was on one end ~ A..
right over that angry old snakes
head. And then the little rabbit give
the rope Jerk, and after that the
snake couldn't get his head out oC
the moose. for 10 was as tight around
hiA neck as the bark on a tree
Now. wen tell you what we're
going 10 do" said the old gentle
man rabbit, and he go. out and
threw all. the stones TO one side. and
a few on the other, anC after that
he got back into the Luckym ohile
And while he was dong all this
Billy Bunny tiedethe rope 10 the
hack OF the Luckymobile and when
the old gentleman rabbit started 10
UP MT, Snake came along Just as
nicaly~As you please. and maybe a
little nicer.
"Oh, please let me go" begged the
snake, for Il was deardfuuy hard
work keeping up wit, the Luckymo-
bile, let me tell you. and | don't be
lieye he would have " that rope
hadn't been around his neck
VIII you promise never again TO
put stones In the road2' said Ruly
Bunny and when the snake said
yes the little rabbit let him go. And
that snake went 40 fast that he left
one Of his rattlers bchini him. but
he never came back for a.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26
The Wedding Day
CHAPTER "

CHAPGER "
The day Ruth and Brian were
married dawned bright and benuti.
tul. Awake with the first peep ~
day. Ruth ran 20 the window, and,
leaning out, said happily.
Happy ls the bride the sun shines
on then called Nanny TO draw
her bath
what for 20 all up 80 early" the
old Yaman grumbled. coming In
with her cap all awry II don
thought go was sick, callin' me bcfo
had my cap on"
No Rachel I'm not sick, I'm go
ing To be married to the man love
and | am very happy want TO set
dressed quickly and get out Of doors
never would get married IN any
month but Octoherl SEQ tho sun on
the golden trees. Rachel. isn't u
lovclyl'
what you call them trees gold
for? They ain't no gold They is
i!st getting ready 10 die. them leaves
~. Jest like old Rachel will when her
baby goes away"
"Nonsonsei Hasn't Brian said ]
could send for you SOON Come
don't look 10 distressed ono would
think YOU were never going 10 see
me again" and taking hold ~ the
nurse. Ruth danced her around the
room until she was out of breath
Oar. chile, what 20 all tryln' TO
do7 KIN so ole nanny"
No make you stop grumbling so
that I can have my bath"
Rachel went into her bathroom 10
prepare everything for her young
mistress morning hath ~ she had
ever since Ruth, child Of ton, had
come TO The Terrace" CAS- the place
was named) 10 live The running
water drowned her FrumblinR but q
could not prevent her giving her
thoughts expression,
For the Last Time.
who gwan 20 Git her bath ready.
LAX I does? She amt no call TO go
away up thar along with him wid'
out mo, that she ainI What no
thlnkin' Of anyway. Thar amt no
niggers mp thar only poor white
trash niggers. They sln't worth
nothin'. them kind I reckon shell
be sendin' fer old Rachel mighty
soon when she gets one OF them %
waitin' on her" Then, Come. missy
Ruth. 20 bath am ready"
IAN right" tho clear voice an
Hwcred. Are you good -natured again.
Nanny II you're not. IN put you
In with all your clothes on. you see
n ! don't"
Yes, lse good d-naturcd I was ics
thinkin about them poor white trash
ktnd Of niurprg VO will GET uB north
to wait on yo all Yo will be %
scndin' for old Rachel mighty soon.
so YOU needn't he maxim threats 90
throw me In dat tub
1T isn't threat It's a PROMISE
Ruth replied gsyly, giving Rachel a
thug and a resoundlng kiss. before
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26
The Heart Hunters
by MARY DOUGLASS
Author OF Hunting Husband" Handing Husband

that held sparkling yellow liquid
We sat with our backs fgainst the
wall and munched How nasty the
orangeade tasted! took a long sip
1t was cool only My companion
went on smoking beside me. took
another long drink from the tall
glass Around us tho lttlo groups
were bursting into hilarious laugh
tdS.
Suddenly looked up The pic
lures. the panels on the wall were
dancing merrily Across tho room.
tho ceiling seemed TO be uppins
down
What is IT," | asked, touching the
glass with a finger.
An orange collins
My companion answered tho ducs-
tioning look In my eyes HAS gin iu
Il, you know"
Gin" ] cried aghast
The man looked down al me and
laughed, Yes, didn't YOU know ."
II could only get up and go with.
out anyone noticing sun the pic
lures danced and tipped Across the
floor some girls we're breaking into
shouts Of loud laughter,
4 want TO 60 home | mid
Go home2" asked the man. pug
Eled. why, the fun's Just beginning.
Don't he a spoil sport
rose TO my teet | had only one
thought Could ! reach tho screen
that hid my cloak | caught my tip
IN my teeth walked across the
floor No one seemed 90 notice
The smoke was so heavy. / could
slip out No one would see. but
someone had seen. My companion
followed me. As ! stepped mo the
hail. ! found ] could not close tho
door. The next moment he stood be-
side me
I'm going with YOU" no said
quietly
"Rut I don't want you Please -"
He said nothing But took my arm
as we went down the dark stairs
Dut In the street the cool air
smote my cheek I felt the sickenlng
dizziness leave me The lights OF the
streets were steady line / drew a
lonR breath
The man hsde mr. said nothing
We walked silently down tho lighted
avenue.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26
Horoscope.
Monday, August 20, 1918.

AHtrologers read this as day
OF strongly contendlng Influence in
which many planets sway the minds
of men. While Uranus. Jupiter and
the sun arc In benefic aspect. Mars,
Saturn and Neptune are adverse
This planetary government Ia sup
posed TO give men who have bust
meas foresight unusual vision.
The aspect encourages initiative.
enterprise and courage In large ven ..
tures
Whatever IL subject TO govern
meni favor is Hkely To he most for
tunate under this rule of tho stars.
unless II has 10 do with the navy
There is sign repeatedly inter
preted which has for months pres
aged great naval battle This may
occur al the time OF an offensive.
To-day should be lucky for avIa
tors, especially for those who
achieve deeds OF reckless valor.
Copyright, 1918 by the Mcclure Nswspa
per syndicate
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26
The Orange Drink.
CHAPTER NNNNII.

Lola had stopped dancing They
all broke into groups | stood there
alone The man who had stared
across the room. walked over to me.
lie fell into easy talk
Aren't you hungry" he asked.
nodded somehow. l could not
get used 20 this queer party" Men
whom you had never seen before,
came and talked TO YOU, And what
they talked Of Souls and art and
love could only listen and feel
that | was getting deeper and deeper
into a strange maze
My latest companion returned with
some sandwiches and tall glass
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26
On tho Spur;
af4oH1Onnont

Together with all other necessi-
ties of life goats have risen In price
According 10 q report. while n was
formcrely possible TO boy perfectly
good goat for 81. the same family
pet and parlor ornament now costa
tl2. but the people keep on buying
them 10 BE- dlfncult 90 do without
iuNurles
Of course tho kBlscr's will cost
even moro than that. but We will
set 10 just the same
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26
DAY is THE BIRTHDAY
Antoine LdDoisier
is 1T YOURS?
August 20, It7ts


Antoine Lavoisier was one ot INV
greatest Of the French scientists
man who aided the rapidly progfV''
ing civilization Of his time In nun
dred small. but important. ways OIL.
lie was born IN Paris, Angus, ,'
I74a, and. like most pnusualI} W.
liant men. showed his genius ar n.'
early age. The trend his en-
thoughts took. is shown by the s'h9,.. h,,.
ESSAY for which he won prize ....
subject being the best lghtins N'
tenn for a large town There W.'.,
belief then. that. by repeated u's..g
iation. water could be converted ~.
earth. and, In his early eSperin''h ~.
Lavoisier showed this belief TO IVY
false. 80. dbl
lie made several Improvement, ", y,
the manufacture NJ gunpowder' W..
started a model farm along the W.,
followed now hy our most up-to-N,,.
farmers and which was "a rr,',.,,.,
ton 10 the peasant farmers OF "''-
time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26
PHONES
DaiLU Food
AUGUST 90. 1918

Thsy that GOV In tears phau reap In ioy.
Pea i20 g.
Let those that sov In sadness wait
TIL the fair harvest come
They shall confess their fheayea are great
And shout ths blessings home
lie hat Foeth forth and wsspeih bssr
inF precious seed shall doubtless como
again with rejoicing bringing his Sheaves
with him. Pss l26 o.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26

what has been done by past city
administrations In Tulsa ls no ori.
tefion to be followed by the present
governors of this municipality 4
great many things have been done
In the past which might be better a
closed book and for that reason the
Taxpayers and people helping to
make Tulsa real city areginsistinR
on new and progressive deal ola
preccdents should not control wha,
every ono wants is something a lit
tie better than predecossors gave
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26

II this community singing gets
TO be tho fashion some ot nos old
fellows will have 60 tune up our
long unused vocal cords and Join IN
the chorua
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26

There may hs sulphur shortage,
but that needn't worry tne kaiser
any. Ito isaEoIng TO a place where
birthstone Is plentiful
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26

II ~ claimed that conservation
measures In tho cour:ry hlfe re-
suited In saving Of sugar 20 the
amount of half pound per hcad
sull there arc many who will swear
that they have been dA' we'd OF ,
great deal more sNsetsnIng than
that
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26

Somebody suggests that the rea-
son tho negro troops In France ara
fighting 40 earnestly Ia because
somebody told them the watermelon
crop was good up around Berlin.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26

The announcement ls made that
from now on there will be no wool
put into the composition Of civilian
clothes Tho government wants the
whole output Tor the fighting men.
After while Il will get so that silk
once the luxurious apparel Of the
ultra-rich, will become the most
economical material for clothing
the poor, which is not far from the
case now
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26

As The dear ola lady back home
says Henry writes me from France
that he is going 90 try 90 get into
the escadrlll6 1 never thought ne
would take up dancing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26

In this day Of cables and wireless
telegraphs there are yet some peo.
ples In the far-oft Arctic regions
who have Just found out that there
Ia awar when tho novelist wrote
Far From tho Madding Crowd ="
no had not thought OF the polar
countries
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26
EUeryday Wisdom
For RCttcr Tenement Conditions
Among Fish.

OF NVIItT INnrmCnt IOndltIOnH
Among Fish.
The National Society for tho Pre-
yeutou or Cruelty TO Animals will
soon open campaign FOR the en-
largcmcnt of s1rdine cans.
Nothing breaks down the health
like sickness
The GoodattcrnOou Tire and Rub
her Company now makes asparagus
Tips for the select market
An asparagus tip makes an excel
lent substitute Tor a tcethiug ring
A" good vegetarian meat rs the
clay pigeon which may be secured
at almost any gun club After being
boiled for twcnty-four hours II ia
almost canbIC.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26
CAMP TRAVIS NOTES

PROT g. Y alard OF the tIpfvsrsffy
oklahoma faculty snd Prof IA
trICIo Gimeuo. head Of the spanish
dspartmenf 90 thar institntlon, have
come 90 Camp Travis 10 organic
classes boz Frr1c- and Spanish. Thc'-
pupils already number thousands.
Ice y Woodring, formerly with
the Producers and Refiners corpor-
alton. and Carl r. Robertson. form
crly with Armuor a Company Tulsa
boys who left with the Ninth incre-
mcnt on June 2sth, and were as
signed 10 the S0th company, l35h
Depot Brigade. Camp Travis. Tevas
received their appointments a. corp
orals. August 18th These boys have
worked bard for their promotions
and We Rre sure they VIII make
Tulsa proud Of them Carl is de-
veloping a deep bass voice and =
getting rather hard boiled 20 The
orderly room couldn't get along
without Lee,
Herman =. Huuser. member q
tho 35th company, l65 u. r waA
successful candidate to the officers
training school. and ~ now awaiting
instructions 90 port and take up
the regular course o. studies.
Sorgt. Mack A. Canady of conf
pany b. 165th Depot Brigade Camp
Travis. Texas. left Friday, August
18TH. accompanying troops 90 tofI
Sll Okla. From Fort Sill Sergeant
Canady expects 10 so TO his home ih
Tulsa for few DAYS visit bel. Tc re-
turning 10 Camp Travis.
Corp Christy Russell, whose home
Is In Muskogce, okla, has recent.
been promoted 20 the rank OF
corporal Captain Russell has u'cl
tho same aggressive spirit IN mlN-
tary work as ne Cid In his law pto-
fesslon IN civil Aire and his success
In tho. future IL predicted by H'
friends In camp,
Corp. Carl = Robertson ot ms
soth company. gard BATTALION, ] le'm
Depot Brigade, was Transferred W
the s9th company. 23rd batnliioui
iB5th Depot Brigade. CorPo'a,,
Robertson was a trave,ing salesman WI
for the Armour company before H'
came 10 the army
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26

Tomorrow Cant We BE F1cnIs.
Again o."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26
PunkiRUille Pdragrafs

Sile kildoW
while cutting the
weeds around the
post office tho
other mOrninr.
found a two
horse wagon In n
high state Of pre-
leryation
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26

other part Of the country Tor some
time. has como 90 tho decision that
ono place is about ns good as an
other especially when the cook
stoyo BIS so heavy and hard 20 handle.
The Tickvilr Brass Band played
tho STORM scene at the home talent
show st Bounding Bnlows Friday
evening 10 was very well received
az the crops have been needing raii,
awful bad
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26
CRy CHAs. J BRlLl)

CAMP TRAVIS. Texas, Aug 35-
Rapidly the 18TH division into
which number OF Tulsa and other
Oklahoma men expect TO be ah-
sorhed and see service In France
when the grand allied offensive is
launched next spring is taking form
and Camp Travis once again is TAX
ing on the characteristics ot "a divla-
Snal cantonment
Col James H. Frler. camp com.
mander. has officially announced
the appointment OF the following Of
ficers, who have arrived Tor duty
with the new division, thiet ot
staff. Col Alexander M weather
hin. assistant chief OF staff Lieut.
Col. James b. Henry. ir., and Major
Douglas J. Page. assistant 10 division
quartermaster, capt Lawrence ID.
Colllnsg division surgeon. Lieut. Col
william l.. Little, assistant 20 divis-
ion staff. Major Benjamin n. John
son. sanitary Inspector Capt Irvine
W. Patton: division medical supply
officer. Lieut. Welcome y. Powell
A number Of the Tulstus who
came 10 Camp Travis with tho incre-
ment OF June 2S already have earned
promotions In the ranks, while
others aud some of those already
promoted Ncodemplate entering the
next officers training school. Seven
have been made corporals In tho
Sbth company. They are Robert
A. Carroll. clyde y. Goodnet. Jesse
n. Jackson, Ralph W Monroe. win
fred A. Setser, Dave stephens and
Charles J. Brill Lieut. g. q. Wolfe,
company commander expects 20
recommend some OF the above for
the october officers. training school
Allen f. Wuggonor and Tom Nos.
hltt have gone 90 the ordnance camp
at Camp Handbook, Georgia
Dlworth S. Uagqr. Vernon ] nm
and Phillip X. French have been ac-
@pted for the September officers
training school Hagar and HiIl will
enter the artillery school and French
the school for infantry All are from
Tulsa.
Christopher Columbus Edwards
andSNoy D. Kaiser are new additions
Co the S5th company Ue is OF the
historic i.'lc halls from stephens
county oklahoma. while ne OF the
enemy appeRtlon registers from
palhart TcXas
20 other Oklahomans Joining the
N5th during the last week are Bert
Sh5mh'os. Charles Ruckmaster and
James %. Miller Of craig county
Tulsa has produced three-fourths
NJ the best quartet among tho many
that have been born exploited and
exploded IN Camp Travis II has
been much In demand for various
entertainments, and last THURSDAY
evening entertained the entire 22nd
battalion rs officers and Their
wives Lawrence Bentley, formerly
a member OF the Apollo club Of
Tulsa. 10 the originator ot the
quartet and is producing the bass
Vernon + Hiu ~ singing second
tenor. and Frank Goodman baritone
Tho first tenor ia Henry Carp, lorm.
ert5 a headliner In musical coe9Sdy
Camp John Wise, the balloon
lamp which Joins camp Travis or
the north. h 10 be made the larges
balloon camp In the United states
Four Of the large 'FausaEes' arr
hoyeriuE over tho camp practically
an OF the time, and others are 20 b'
brought here AZ once. Fifteen thou
sand students are expected 20 ho ac
commodated in tho enlarged camp
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26

g Frishy Ham
cock who has
heon thinking OF
moving tD some
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-26

Like the conductor OF mcrrv-rc-
round Hindeuhurg travels good
deal but dosent Sc much ef, The
world
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-17
Alien Enemy Women
Registration Begins

Beginning this morning and con-
tinuing untIl the evening of June 26,
Postmaster Tweedy will register every
alien woman of Pendleton and vicin-
ity The work viii be carried out
under regulations issued by United
States Attorney General Gregory. and
women who do not comply will be in
termed. Imprisoned or deported.
IN order that there may be no mis-
understanding as to whom shall reg
istor. Mr.. Tweedy gives out the fol-
lowing information:
Women upon their marriage.
take the citizenship OF their husband.
and American women. marrying Ger
man aliens, upon their marriage. be-
come German aliens by reason Of the
marital relation. and this is true ir-
respective OF the date Of their marri-
age. Also all families, being Ger
man aliens over the age of Il years.
must register"
Fingerprints and photographs win
be recorded and each registrant will
be provided with an Identification
card which must be carried on her
person for the duration OF the war.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-17

The democratic county centra
committee for Umatila county met al
the court house in Pondlcton satur-
day. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year. Nor
borne Berkeley. chairman James
Johns. Jr., secretary, $. A. Newberry
treasurer, ]. w. Maloney. state cen
tral committeeman. and r. f. Kirk
patrick. congressional committeeman.
The chairman was instructed to ap-
point a finance committee and will
also appoint an advisory committee
from the different sections Of the
county. as It Is the desire Of the dem
ocratic party that NIL sections Of the
county be consulted in matters effect
ing the general public.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-17
Awaiting The
Joyful Sound
The Wonderful Music that Bursts Forth
When the St0rk ArEisess


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