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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
The Daily Horoscope
Wednesday. May I. 1918.
The stars incline, but do not compel"
Copyright, 1918, by the Mcclure
hewspapsr Syndicate

This is read as an unusually for
tunate day Mercury, Jupiter, the
Sun and Mars are all in sonefic as
pect.
II is q lucky rule under which to
sign leases and to remove or travel
All initiative is well directed while
this configuration prevails It is a
favorable time for starting new bust
ness enterprises or for establishing
professional interests. q"
There is a sign most promising Tor
all philanthropies especially those
with which physicians are connected
Hospitals come under a sway max.
ing for large undertakings such as
have never before been carried out
All who seek employment which
depends on the favor or recon
meudatiou OF persons IN places OF
power should HakB the most Of this
rule.
IL is foretpld that the president
will make more than one important
appointment before midsummer. and
all appear to bc we'll governed. or
In other words wisely selected.
Mars gives promise Of fame and
honors for American soldiers, who
VIII perform feats OF great daring
During this rule they should be
especially favored.
France has friendly stars to guide
T. during this month and next and
will cement rnany friendships with
Americans
ON this day Uranus alone has sin
lister power and 1t seems TO he di-
rected toward food conditions, which
viii become mora and more grave. II
the planets are read Alright Amhi.
tions and secret Vaccinations APP
pear to be indicated In connection
with the administration OF the food
laws
Finance has sinister leaning
NAL ing for possible panicky condl-
tons partly due to enemy propa-
gs hda
Warning IL given that Uranus
bodies III for railways. explosions and
accidents due to spies being fore
cast
Persons whose birthdate IL * have
the augury OF rather fortunate
year Travel. change and financial
ventures should be successful.
Children born on this day are
likely 10 be Intelligent. active and
resourCeful These subjects uf Tau
rus usually rise rapidly In business
Dr. professional activities.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
H,GuBRows AND IowBRows.

We are indebted TO the Christian
Register for a palns,aking analysis
end definition of the word nigh
brow,a Many persons nave neei
doubtful whether to consider tn
eplthet a torn OF praise or OF con
tempt Lot such persons porpend
"A hiEhbrow Is person who ma
never known any genuine expert
ence Of life Senses has he, but h'
secs. hears. smells. tastes touches
It's not Sensations never thrill h
spinal column lie counts 1t coars,
and Grass to be OF the earth earthy
"Lenping from the cradle to the
pinnacle OF culture with the aid anC
,RbcttnR OF system Of education
which loves words and despises facts
there he stands prccociously reflect
i've His head grows ponderously
but his shoulders droop, his chest
flattens and his blood runs Ike tcpit
water All no gets he borrows h.
means OF word and mem
orlEing other peoples thought
his by purely intellectupl processes
ne knows not the meaning ~ real
ity, he never gets beyond mcntn
mendicRncy
"iie begins literally u, no berir
ming and works 10 no end lie /.
dwelier IN No Mans Land rhe,
ray he knows books. but he came.
got a iob People marvel nj M. en-
clopedi" ability to 1uote poetry aps
Taustics and historical datn. sttI
t'ey lenv" him unnouced IN IN
market plact
And there arc hiehhrovs VIII,
write books. oven war hooRs org
there nre mon iike Sergeant icmre,
md Private reat untutored felioW.
who have llved real NE who ma,
tirm hold on reality. and wh,
from the very ullness or their ~
rertence are drlven IN write or spenk
Ana II iS their hooks the nuhlic read,
and their words the puolic heed,
IN the light OF TINS emctdauor
tho opposite term. "lovhrow. lose
i'7 sting and We can confess opr
selves owbrows without shame
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
.ONEnNMENr oMNI.nsnIr

O
''''' '
the fuyrc. great deal OF thuuEhI
and ,,,.fi.,,t,r. ,,.,,,s.,.., .. ,.
''''''"'p "r't" WIN me return "I
peace. what concerns US most l'
not wh,f. .3Igrnsnfs ma, he decided
.. ,... .,.,.. a..
W '"''hN VI "'"'' "' ''
lh" most vital ot ,hes" problems con
Germs the governments relation IA
l,,,Ip,.s A.. ,,...,. t.,s L..,
and how much ls for wars duration
opn,
T., n.,.,.,.. ., ,. .,,,,,..,r,,. co,
I,o4.a n,,, .,h. .,,..,,,.s,,, .,or,,
..,,. 80 -.. .,.,. ., ,,,-t,,...
and ,,.,c,.. cio,o ro,,r,t ov.r
others I'm the midst of war things
rrist ho dan, Gut,ll, and r,gardI..s
OK expense business privately
run must consider profits aH an ~
SentiHl Tho government is free from
this consideration, tor II mas unllm-
ed funds at iis dispose and effect
iyeners IA greater matter than
profits The government should not
waste money, but - can he excused
for DONG 40 IN tho exploitation Of
"nNH'od methods ot gushing the
war the government may have tor
inFiance, wasted much money IN
building the cantonments from a
business standpoint hut It was vital
that speed should he the tlrst con o.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
asyg3eEiicndlNH'
Eo]wct SSssl:::SRf4 e:

know you couli hardly wait tr
he@r whether the little rabbits bna
lu stay IN the cupboard MI night be.
cause wicked btddy Eov was sian 1.
ilc close by, so I'm soing to tel! Won
right away that they didn't Ana
the way II happened was this. Iittl,
blllN Bunny as soon as he got Inside
the cupboard looked all around Il,
tlnd "a hole or big crack, and pretty
soon he found one. And then he and
the old gray haired bunny and his
wife crawlcd out and hoped away
as fast as they could back TO tho
lettuce field. whore all the bunnics
were picking leaves And lust AZ
they got there a bunny boy scout
regiment came up, with guns over
their shoulders and big brass banG
playing.
ON DON'T get up In the morning
until the alarm clock rings" and -
Daddy Fox was in the old gray
haired gentleman bunny's house
they set or at a double hup, and
when they got there they pointed
their guns at him. and. oh, dear
me, YOU should have heard him
howl
You foe. he was so busy watching
the cupboard doors that he never
heard them. FOR Of course tho band
didn't play and the bunny boy scouts
tipt0rd all the way In a sort OF tip
toe hop. skip and jump
Now you come along with us To
the JAIL said the captain, and he
threw big rope with moose on
the end OF 1t over Daddy Foxs head
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
The Woman Who Glanced
~ JAN PHELFs

been up thcrc. but Kurts says it is
Just the place 20 rest and lbaf"
IN ask George at dinner to-
DO. and coax him to 20 with us.
tor "A part Of the summon. anyway "
I'm afraid coaXing wouldn't do
any good II he doesn't want to go.
but. Evelyn / should LOVE to- 3,
Win YOU. II would be so nice 10
Ge' away ftom All this the scr
wants, the formallty- and be lust a
E,rl again We could wear old
clothes and build houses In the
sand ~ ! said laughlngly. but some.
way lhe tears were very near nv
'hildh"od seemed long way OFT
George Nctocs the Plan
! waited untlla George was drink
ing his coffee before 7 mentioned
the subject Of his plans for the
summer even waited until he
had lighted his cigar and was con.
ientcdly blowing smoke rings.
watching them as they dissolved
intn the air
Are We gotng away this sum
mer - | asked, trying DO keep the
anxiety out OF my voice.
Certainly"
Have YOU decided upon any par.
iicular place." Then, fearing ho
would say he had and would not
change, ] rushed on. not waiting for
an answer Evelyn was over to.
uay, and she and kurts are going
up to "a little place on the Maine
coast to fish and sail and have n
nice lazy time She wanted to know
II We wouldn't 20. too"
waited, while he finished his
coffee Then he said
Il surcly shall NOT 20 to Eou,e
little Fishing village and bury my
sell all summer have not quite
matured my plans. when do, will
tel YOU where we are 70 20"
I well knew there was no appeal.
yet | could not resist saying.
Il think II would do you good 10
go to some quiet place like chat
and ! should love r."
We won't discuss ii further If
N mpractiCablc
That was his way He never dis
cussed anything with me was
yea and nay with him. always. The
tears were very near, but | would
not let them fall n he would nnIv
tell nc the WHY OF things. o,ca-
honalA II would he easier for rne
tt be cnnicnt"d with the arbitrary
way ne mad with me. But he never
did
Tomorrow George Refers IA IIts
Plans Tor the summer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01

| ana led him away, And all ib.
bunny boy scouts followed. Win
.helr guns pointed at him 40 ip,,
he didn't dare TO bite the br.,.
captain.
Now you shall stay in Jail an g..
And maybe half Il year
So YOU had better try To get
Judge to got YOU clo2r
tur otherwise n nG one tries
To get you free once moro
1oull never be fox thnt's rr,.
To roam the country DER.
This ~ whnt the captain or d..
nuhny boy scouts said as he lo,L.t
,hr wicked Daddy Fox iu the mt
r"uSe' Ana after that they gave
'nIoe cheers and tiger and am
'iephaut and marched away
wen. ! must be travelling ON 90
~aid Biliy bunny Il homo by Tho
une reach home the carIoai pr
,et'uee leaves will bo there" ana
ne non pea away with his knapstrL
over his shoulder and his striped
candy cane In his right paw. and ~
smile on his lips. Tor he knew th,t
phddy FOX wouldn't bother him or
"hypody else for long time
Ana when the old gray haired
dummy and his wife got home tbcv
had to crawl back into the cunbosrJ
through the little hole and unlock
the door. Tor the key was on the in
side' YOU remember and OF course
they wanted to use the cupboard
ior dishes and lettuce cake
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
Rippiing Rhymes


y Jacks mp all my being. 10
I Vrestle with the soil there Is a JOY
in seeing the fruits Of honest toll:
there Is Joy In growing string
beans. tn blocks ~ five, a perfect
JOY In knowing that I have made
them thrive But for my stern en-
denvor. with spade and rake and
hoe. the weeds would grow forever
here sweet potatoes grow you 'd
see The bur and thistle hut for tho
work ! do. and so I sing and whistle
gladstone tra-la-loo, The wilder
ness I'm making To blossom as "a =
rose. as go deftly raklng, Hnd
plying air-couled hoes, Such thots
~ these are boiling and seethlng In
my dome. while | am daily tuiling
around my humble home And
there is naught more soothing than
thots like these, I swear. and naught
that beats them smoothing away the
hncs OF care. To do some chorc
that's useful. to kill a noxious weed.
or raise a cabbage iulceful--ah
that is JOY indeed' oh one may
sing a1d twitter. and twang harp
all day. and not help out crittcr
Who's ip the cousommc. and one
might write like Bunyan. and do "
all In vain, hut when ne reArS an
onion. he knows he's safe ana sane,
For art Is cheap ~ skittles in crucial
times Ike these: the world must
have It's vittles. It's radisnes and
peas.
Couyrirh, 1918. George Matthew Adams)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
Little BenHg's Notebook
tBy LEE PtPE)

Me and pop was taking a wawk
before suppir, and | sed Pop, dc
you think II we kepp wawking Ions
enun We wood wawk al the way
erround the werld and come back
In lxackly the same spot2
wy yes | shood think there wood
be about one chance in 1870 billion,
sed pop Wich Jest then drip Of
waiter fell on my nose and sod.
! G., pop. felt drop on my nose II
must be raining
That question you Jest asked me
was enuff to make 1t ralh FOR q
munth sed pop, howcycr, doat
think its raining
Well. a drop went on niy nose.
sed. and pop scd. Did It look like
rHin7 and I sed. | diieut sec II.
Well did /, fell like rain sed pop
Yes str. I sed. and II talstei litc
rain too Wich u did. On account
OF going IN my mouth wen IL bounced
Of my nose And Jest thea /; start
ed To come down hard as enything.
and me and pop quick ran up in
sum bodys vestibulc and started To
walt for Il TO stop. pop saying Its
onl va shower and showers never
laSN very lonb OF ellH lntN Is ouden.
be showers.
And me and pop kepp on wcitlng /.
a long vile and It kepp or coming ]
down Jest As hard and : sed @. /
pop, I'm hungry
I'm jest as hungry, sed pop. pc viii /
wait > more minniu, and II Il hAsent |
stopped 10y that time It's no shower
and may never stop. 1nd We VIII
make dash Tor home And VIC
waited . more minnits and 1t hadent
started 10 stop vet. and pop sed
Vow for the dash And We started
o run home getting soaking wet.
,ni jest as We got half way there
vat did IL do but stop raining And /
We waWked the rest Of tho vov. me
syine. Il must OF bin shower after
~ pop
"et the subieck drop srd pop
'nd wen ma saw rs. an" sed. My
,rnyshlss. sutrh sits. Wy on ctth
ident you run In a doorway or some
lace7
II you wait tn change my clothes
u give YOU ritten eNplinaAo sed
op, And he went mp stairs AMI out
n dry clothes. and so dil /. and I
hen We etmc down and ate suppir.
,op not looking all rlte agen TN
bout the diZzert
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
Beauty FIRST.

"Cynthia. what i0hc matter with
Sou2" said Constance Norwood She
sat. hands ciaSped around knees. on
The couch
why? asked in brca'hless
voice
You're changing beginning to
care how you look wouldn't 10
"a, all surprised II you rougcd next" a"
held my hand bag tighter But
shouldn't ! look rs well ab | can7'
asked. rcdd"uing SLOWLY
who IL he" Constance laughed
mcrr'y You have walked up. Cyn-
thia I'm glad Constance Went on
seriously Hut II YOU forgive me. !
lhink you're going at It in the wrong
way"
"rleasc toll mo, ! said MA s1,
down on tho it'lc footstool bv thc
bookcase
DO you know You'd BE- good
looking girl It you took care of your
self"
Don't folly me. said.
I'm NOT. I'm quite serious. Dyu-
thin. you have beautiful ewes Tina
mist gray shat viieus and changes
to blscl, when you ARE excited And
your hair. too THAT Icrr -uady
chestnut V.th hose two good fra
lures. YOU ought 20 Nuke beauty
of Yourself
But how 90. asked lntcnut
your feelings won't be hurt if J..
ann frank
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
' - lhif w - -
Junius Booth


May I, tIOH.
Junius Booth waH a famous actor.
himself, but IL chiefly known today
as the father 6f the great Edwin
| Booth
| Junius Booth was horn near Lon
! don. In 1875, Of weil.t do parents
| He went to Elton and became prof
| Client IN several languages lie was
| somewhat Of q painter, a poet and IA
| sculptor, hut never considered living
by any OF these professions lie
wanted to join the navy and he did
enlist, hut when tho family found
that he would have to fight against
I America, they kept him from this
calling For the father. though an
Enslishmnn, sympath.xcd with the
colonies In their fight for freedom.
Jurius Joined band uf strolling
players and knew then, that his llfc
work was TO he acting After some
struggling he played Richard IiI In
London and was an immediate sue
cca, Some said he was Us good AS
the great Edmund kean
Booth married and came to Amer.
lea about iS2t tie purchased an
estate IN Maryland and brought over
HIS father who spent the rest or his
life In the America he loved SO we'll
Booth continued hls surrcUs here
NTH grief over the death of two chill
dren drove him partly insane lie
began 10 drink thel, and played only
occasionally hut H. was always vel.
come whenever hr consented To AN.
pear They say he played much bet
tor when under the Influence OF H.
quur
Towards the last he appeared with
his SON. Edwiu who was already
making reputation greater than nj.
fathers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
Oklahoma Outbursts

AlEer Melton state chairman ~
. the Democratic party. has prarti
'hllN given up his law business In
order To devote more time 10 the
promotion ~ war activities or
cnurs" Senator Gore Ig included In
lis war activities
/ Have YOU noticed the simllarlt,
] lr The smiles ~ Secretary M,Adoo
d stat" Food Administrator
AmcsH
Tn" government sccms tn have
some difficulty IN getting Reverend
iapcrs into court FOR trial upon the
. oh'rg" OF interfering with the drnfl
flh'" sulphur citizens Invested him
of MS hir1utc ndorumcui
George Evans of the Chickasha
LNprcss thinks II is about time some
/ r the fishing fraternity came across
Ntth tall tale Whoever heard
ot "a ttll tale iu connection with
a fi~h story But perhaps u rs un-
derstood opt I'm that section where
ihey permit IN" frh tu Eruzp IN the
bunch grass when the Washlta runs
ont ut water You know they have
H brood ~ fish out there which do
not care much Tor water anyway
For g.. weekly paper. the Chandler
N'wS huhllclst reaches this office
oiten"r than any other exchange on
our lat
The Chandler Ncws PubuclH rec
ommonds go To work or go To- war
AZ good slogan FOR small towns II
wAAI f...
good Tor large towns ike Chandler
and Tuisn
The editor or the Henryctta
Standard oflcrs a liberal reward To
some thief who viii sioul HIS Ford
tod promises NO questions win he
nsked II he 'hirf viii rcpafr the
hng 30 It viii run and return f.
since the story got away from
'nme, It appears that ]. j. Shep.
herd. the editor who has been hav-
ig 80 much trouble with the law
was arrested and thrown In IAN he
nuse he published seditious matter
in his paper the Tar River Round
Now we have understood all
long that IL was because he was
"ahiug u fight to drive the boot
lcggers and gamblers out Of ottawa
county OF course, some people may
think II scdltlous TO publish any.
thing reflectinR on officers Tor not
prosecuting gamblers and bootleg
gers ~Rnd that may explain how the
sedltious charge got It's start
what has become Of the old fash
lon woman who used to turn the
plates unsile- down over the kui, ~
and forks when she set the table,
Chickasha Express.
4 German prisoner was ordered
TO write verse containing mas,
cot" and this IL how he did 70
charged upon ehe trcnches
NV mind filled with @ousht
OF Summies, Tommies an the
Frenchles,
or mine kaiser and his gOtt
/ ran into n barhedwire harricade,
Got half way over and maycot,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
Handling a Husband

i'a'e YOUR hair done hecomlnTh
learn no" To do Il And arrange /
INA WAY You ought 10 wear a not
ana kccp. slender Don't let your.
S"If get lat again. why. Cynthia
EoGll be q raying. tearing beauty
You know very well. there isn't
any he
l.m no, so sure Of that" said
q Constance. smiling so her eyes
showed tiny sll,s OF blue
Tomorrow -JcaIousy
It,rvrirht 1a1I 49,. 49,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01

Talking about the slowness Of IN,
shipbuilders and makers 81 aoro
planes. one contractor alleges tina
~ took longer for the Officials tr
examine and approve hts contract
than it did 10 build a shipyard afte
Il was authorized e4ncre \ the
main difficulty win our WAYS o.
doing things We do not blame ths
president for trying Ia abolish ro,
tape what the countr' 7oeds g.
more men OF the same mind.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
Films Capture Viborg
Slaughter Red Guards

LONDON. April 3O.-The white
guards. or Finnish government
forces captured Vlborg, rs miles
northwest OF Petrograd. after killing
nearly the entire force OF 5000
red guards. according 10 an official
announcement Issued at Nasa ana
transmitted from Copenhagen by the
Exchange Telegraph company the
rebels made a last desperate attempt
to break through In the direction OF
FrederikshAm
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
PHONES:
Daily Food
May I.

May 4.
The Lord IN our Judge, the Lord
4. our lawKiver, the Lord Is oui
king: he will save US lisa, Ss22.
THY throne q God forever stands
grsc. is the soepter IN thy hands
INV laws and words are just and
right,
Justice and grace are thy delight
Save us. q God OF our salvation.
Chron, 1898.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01

LONDON Aprile Serious food
riots have br"ken out In Cracow
Galicia, the Berlin Norwaerts re-
ports according 20 an Exchange
telegraph dispatch from Copcn-
hagen. No shipments OF food have
arrived IN Cracows,iu several weeks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01

when BurtAn tells llertHnE h,
hopes for "a Just and honorable
peace" ne is pretending to want
something he would hate to accept
- II was offered 20 him Rut the
E.iser is still able TO fool his people
with this Kind OF bluff.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01

Mr.. McAdoo ls making no mention
of any presidential aspirations, IN
his speech making tour A We a.,
willing TO take MIN at hiSTov n c,tl.
mate y is probably more hts ms
fortune than his taWt that dts,rusi
mi people aro often mentioning Nc
J uFsl motives I'm connection with MI.
Pdrl l'rao'e work tor the nation 81 wcI.
fare. A
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01

II Ia not strange that Germany
public men have heSits;ed 10 c-vdi'
wilson with truth and sincerity
They arc not accustomed TO that
kind OF prooedur" ~ ig no thicf
who always thinks Sll mcn arc dis
honest
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01

The first thing man usuali'
learns by experience is hoY dishon
est other people are Most OF them
stop right there. Il Il the wise mar
who discovers now dishonest he il
himself
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01

+, The Russians have done one brigh,
thing NJ least They moved theh
warships a safe distance from nel
sinKfors before the uermaNs TOOK
possession OF the Finnish capital
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01

Speaking or "oull," there is the
real article over in Dutchess county,
New York one.nyt OF the animal
recently sold for tib.ooO, and ht
didn't go for beefseak, either,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01

American Srssnala are NOW turn
ting out 1900 modern rifles day.
and there is a nightly stream OF,
transports silently leaving our3shorc,
for the scat or war 1hst is vcr,
GOOD, but oh. II We only had those
promised ncroplnnes
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01

There are enough Armenians Isf
yet to put up stift fight rhe,
have retaken one OF the towns re
Gently captured by tho Turks ant
drove the followers OF the fats,
prophet away
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01

The New York sun SAYS the most
dangerous enemy We have ln Nme-
ica II not the nyowed traitor nor
Tho pacl'3sf. hut the "apathtst m,
man who sull regards tnc wan a..
too Tar away 20 concern him. rhe~.
ls no way for even a court. MARTA
- set az him
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01

Count C,ernln Is a sensible man
He has quit the job OF trying to run
q country where the emperor and
the masses are both against him, anC
where his life il always in danger.
and is going to Join the army o
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01

u is "a easy 20 figure out ID f1r
tune on paper trom the raising n.
chickens thar many amateurs ur.
tempted 20 try it hut the poultr,
.millionalres are scarce as hens
teeth Most Or them arcompIisn
little except 10 ruin some ~ their
neighbors war gardens
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01

OKLAHOMA CITYo,April 80 !.
II Stewart has beSn denieu ~.
rieht to recover from the southt,g sou.,.,, y I,
Oh company damages for oroah h,,c ,nc
his woodep leg. by ruling nI ll'
state industrial commission yss'Tt
AZ while in the employ ot wv,
al I roupany. he fell from MOT.
..., .,d broke his wooden leg. whl,h
ba Nod whitfield out thirty years az =,
,.hen he lost q leg IN a railroh'
,yrerL lie filed claim with ln'
corr,,ission for l75 weeks oompen-
s.t,an Jic was allowed however
ror,,snsatlau for % weeks FOR an
injury to his knee.