Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12

Hlll DinSloy, who recently rstlred
truil III" ranch, now puts In his tim.
f""figr thu chickens by day and
nlsht thefdins tn. baby.
tn. Hrl on South Main says that
when the desire comes upon her to
tnad something cl,,saLn she goes
hown and buys tho latest edition Of
Vogue
\ sapulpa sirI who has been ruo.
'"Asfully lodging the flu and tho
ltinfantine regulations. remarked
rn"ohny 'hat ~ J felt any happier ]
would b. miserable"
\ MuskoEes tad stopped his play
tho other day Ia call 10 his mother,
Has papa come homeF" NO darl.
INK, what made YOU think HD7" II
fink ! heard some body say dadsum "
An okmulser man who has a r-ck
loss desire TO impress upon his
friends his readiness to spend nancy.
IA. other day ordered the waiter In
q Tulsa restaurant 10 bring on two
esg omeleu.
In llnr with his promise to make
his administration AS efficient a. that
Of bovernor Williams, Judge Robert
son has announced that he does not
propose 10 make any changes In the
heads ~ departments, There are
hundreds of applicants who will agree
that II this policy 10 adopted HIS ad.
ministrAtion 70 going TO bo n failurs.
n Director General McAdoo had q
nlIla lima hafnta ha at n In n N
and out ho would probably declare
thu Katy branch q non. essential |.
There In one thing. however. You can
Say about tho passenger trains on
this branch. Tho conductors give
tho station idlers at every stop ampls
opportunity TO thoroughly inspect
tho trains from the w.catcher back
to the rear platform.
Tho Barney Thlocco case IL on trta
In the federal court AT MuskoGse,
Hom -thinG lih. 30 lawyers and most
of the saake tribe Of Indians are try
Ing 10 prove 10 tho court that BAR
ney left more descendants than any
man since the days Of brigham
Young, and that each Of them was
his nearest and dearest relative. Bar-
ncy was ono Of those 'unAssumins
non -coinmittsi Snake Indians who
Was too modest 10 assert his rights
and upon whom the government
thrust a piece OF land when he was
not looking as his share OF the Craees
allotment which no one else would
have. II was, In fact. 30 poor and
90 worthless that when q smallpox
epidemic visited his town the neigh
burs refused to send In anything Ia
eat and his kith and kin left him "a
die as n miserable outcast who ID
not have enough sense 10 refuse ths
bit Of land the government selected
| for him. Tho government concluded
some 10 years After barney had beer
called 10 happier hunting GROUNDS
that II had imposed on his credulity
or his utter heiple1neas. or HIS don't
Observation-Disclosures, and sought "a
take the land back. After dilixen'
ssarch u failed to find . single In
dtvidusi who would claim relation.
shlp With barney. and the sllotmenl
was cancelled, Time flew on apaoe
and one day = careless wiidcatte'
discovered the land had Q po~iel,
value az an oil proposition. IL dio
not take him more than three day'
10 40 what the government Ascmu
had failed TO DO In three yeArs-
~ aside, al vas found 10 the vAiut
Of a few million dollars, and iron
that day on 10 this new and near am
very dsar relatives have appeared
until now there are about 80 va
claim title 10 the land. and cash o
them have Witnesses 10 prove tnsn
claim. You never can tell how thrittl
a man 10 In scoumuiAtinS rsiauvs
.o ious A he 70 poor.