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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-25


Wi'h some Of the local papers to set
hlinsc!I advertised as a scientist I
~, l bought l went and heaEd.
ms language JuGSler walked on tho
sIAse ErIHu4uS ana began 10 toss
WotGs lnIo lhe ar aS i Sl9ght OK
HuIm man tosses DllIs. In i've min
Utes you couloh see Inc audience
4of tI's liHsudse' lie grabbed hold
on an oratorlclI trapeze, swung off
INTO spdce dha never II at all At
the tHd OF hau hour he was rid
,ns uo"H me WIND uountcd on tho
L"SIIsh language as the NClhyrieS
LtoVHIed on lhe mad horse;
l'dt porc tHeln 10 Nalha!la with the
SOUS OF the dead.
o'ny we VINO were being swept
"IuL# ny tHAl storm were not dead
uu'y Helr II. We ana not know
Wh"t ne "aS ialklng about any more
tldh ne Nhe" himself. At one point
ne vas coiiptiIed by !ncons.Uerats
hALuie 10 plu9e Lur breath. A reSo-
la'e man rose ana p'ninncd hirl on
a question before no could start
again. f,alu Tue man Ilrn !y:
MY Htar sur "ou!d You mind
S'WPP"6 your 'H'h 'uAS enough to
tell us what you are ,AildAg about?
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-25
Handling a Husband
BY MARY DOUGLAS

have made up my mind I shall
Ishow him. / will know something
about his profession. Then, some
grand day, surprise him. Awaken n
look OF startled admiration In those
intent brown eyes,
The lectures on elements OF Ar
chItecture," seemed the opportunity
still dawdled at the window l
would have great bowls OF parsiea.
like that and violcts and ferns. when
John is a welkknown architect !
turned my head to one side.
Down the hilly, narrow street two
people came walking. They were SO
intent on each other they did not
see me shrank back In tho door
| way. 1t was John--aud Janet Aims
! leel
swayiug figure in light blue Her
/ eyes shaded by dropping hat \
I huge bunch OF purple violpts nestled
| a: her waist. And John From his
height. he bent down 20 her IN
/ that jealous moment he seemed to
/ breathe admiration.
/, aThey swung or down the street I
saw him guide her dolicutalv over 20
/ crossing. / saw her upward glance.
/ | tried to seem calm. contained For.
someone came out OF the florists at
| that moment man.
/ How do you do Mrs Dqnsforth OF"
he cried Eayly 'Tyo seen uothinr
OF you since your marriage" saed my
friend, David NanIoy
looked nn. ..N uft#l# Fn.-f 0
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-25
The Daily Horoscope
Saturday. May. 25, 1918.

This Is a most unfortunate day ac
tording TO astrologf. Uranus anG
the sun are in evil place.
Under this sway suspicion and cri
ticism OF persons who carry heavy
responsibilities, whether they bc
political military or financial, vii
be encouraged, tho scers declare.
During this rule deceit and treach-
cry may cause much trouble. espe-
clally in statecraft.
Uranus Is held to encourage mis-
judgment and discontent whom in
days aspect Danger of uprisings
among people, riots and violence are
foreshadowed.
Labor continues under a direction
making for sensational events. in
which the workers will gain power
and compel a new recognition In the
united States as well as in Europe.
The sccrS declare that the recent
German offensive began just after
the ka.sers ascendant was setting
a sign Of good hope for the allies
While the young men OF the world
are offering their lives on battle
| fields those of more mature years
NblNt uhNlNl ~ EtftlL Spll Atuhi tCppii-
Sbility, according TO the seers, who
declare that they who fail to sacri.
flee TO the utmost viii suffer al
that they hoped to avoid.
There Is a sign that seems to fore,
shadow some sort Of a conflict or
American soil and this will be neal
n waterway It is prophesied
The first month OF simmer may
arouse strangely sinister impulse,
directed against the great. II may
bring dangers to men in high posi-.
tons
A spy close to the government
machinery in Washington will do
great damage, It is prognosticated.
The king % Spain will suffer from
adverse conditions during the sum
mcr Discomfort will disturb his
people.
Persons whose birth date II is may
have an unsatisfactory year They
should make no important changes
and should safeguard the health,
children born on this day may hc
|crrauc IN nature, but these subjects
'uf Commit are Industrious and tai
outa1 Mercury is their principal
ruler.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-25
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him out safely. although his waist
was dreadfully sore because the
grapevine had cut into his fur ana
squeezed all the breath out OF him.
Pm going to complain to the
street cleaning department or tho
first policeman see said Mr.
O'Hare. TITS a dreadful thing to
have n hole like this right in the
middle OF the Friendly Forest Trail"
Never mind that" said Billy
Bunny, Tets 20 hack 10 the Lucky
mobile. 1t will be late before we
get out OF the woods and maybe tho
electricity viii an he gone and then
we can't light the lamps, and maybe
wen be arrested"
And this is just what happened
They had only gone little ways
when they heard a voice say:
stop your motor car say.
You have no lamps TO light the way.
| Como. stop your car and get right
|. out!
| Listen, don't you hear me shout?
| Stop your car or I will shoot
Don't try away from me to scoot'"
'De don't intend to-" said Uncle
Lucky. and he put on the brake and
/ the Iuckymobilc came to n stand
still. And there in the road stood =
| big Policeman Cat, with club and
| gold buttons on his coat and a big
| helmet, and his number was two
dozen and a half Get out of your
car" he commanded, which means
ftc say something sternly, but be-
fore the two little rabbits obeyed
something happened. but what il
was you must wait to hear in the
next story.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-25
Everyday Wisdom
A Fat Utopia.
BY DON HERALD

This Is a suggestion for the re-4!
organization of society on the bastS-
OF everyone wanting to be fatF
Think of the strife that that would
take out of the world. Obesity isE
symbol OF peace, OF aontentment
of resignation. and Is the cloak OF.
che9rful mind. Politics, reforma-
tions. rcnaissances, art and militar-s
ism have all failed. We are about ink
the same stage or personal and nat
tionaI and international fretfulnesss
that we were thousand years ago.
Now, let's everybody sit down andis
want to be fat We have had our
serious ideals; now let's try fool
ish ideal.
Imagine a rollicking. happy,
genial, round and rosy world OF fat
people-fatness wobbling by on
every side. Good-naturod people,.
filling the sidewalks; dray horsest.
lolling iazily through streets which,
now clattcr: corner cops turninEr
with leviathan grace and bockon--
ing traffic with a broad smile: roIy-E
molly newsboys instead OF thai'
screotching. scrawny species we hava.1
now; all Life as pacific as n springs
day.
There would be the good, olds
! German emperor fat and CON-
/ tented ard likewise the kings OF
wanting nothing but fatncss and-
! happiness.
! Business men would adopt the
motto: "Fatness before business g.
| The American dollar could DC madg
larger, 80 it wotYld he easier TO get.
and, in keeping with tho new ma
ltlcnal ideal Of advoirdupois, it might
be e-engrayed with ioial &
/ double -chinned fat lady instead of.
the present stern person. "a I
There would be no such things
as love and hate and jealousy and.
other passions which take OFF
weight.
7 Ever yFhfrg wtuid be all right
4 fat 'wbtld would be Uceptb-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-25

You remember In the last story
how willie wind whispered to Billy
Hnnuy and Uncle Lucky that their
cousin. Mr. O'Hlrc, had fallen into
% deep hole. Well, II didn't AXE the
two little rabbits more than five
short seconds and maybe five and a
half hops to reach the spot, and then
they looked over the edge, but very
carefully. yog know, for fear they
might fall in, and there, sure enough
way. down At the bottor was Mr..
o'Hare looking very miserable in
deed.
Keep up your couragc!" cried
Uncle Lucky i'm as cheerful voice
as no could muster, and then he
looked around to find a rope or a
ladder. But, OF course. there were
not any ropes and ladders lying
about, so that kind old gentleman
rabbit peeped over the edge OF the
hole and called down again, Keep
up your courage! Wen get you outt"
although he didn't know how no was
going 20 do it, and neither do you
and mother do I and neither does
the printer man.
Wcu, after n while, and 1t was
quite a long while, too, Billy Bunny
found grapevine which he led
down into the hole. Make a loop
and put It around your waist and
Uncle Lucky and l will haul you
out" he called down, and theh Mr..
0'Tiare aid as he was told, and after
tho two little rabbits had pulled and
pulled until their breath was almost
gone, Mr. O'Hare's head appeared
at the top Of the hole And then
with one more big pull they brought
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-25
OkiahOBl0 OHiburstS

A Eer-a- pper wants 10 know who
.
Uncle "Tccr' Mcrlogan has rc-
turned t1 Eanottr after spending
tsp winter "a. Galveston.
,auuI,l Iuwpu. a. iNS, ahagi tu
or.rrJIo .ur rnnsd -.1tra .lp.oue
.,...uu. r.. TX
rrr town pT gpronI'no will nroh-
ably Orc grruuIsl tg BGTr Robert.
r,r AZ. il. barred al political
spr,.Hra .lntl afrr tho war.
A Tulsl cook NJ color wont Sut Of
.i.u jrrr ruaYs. dgs.y lord and
Iu..tar told hla tDya that "Vhep dat
woman does como home we H gh1'
r9r ro U4yo. misunderstanding "
Tho rourlnrglrt 1t Carp BonI-
uh5u has announced That the camp
moro ,yaior rs np,,nrl into tho fsh
hatchery Iake. a" have had a
huuph tbal IN. fish ont there were
.lalffrrIpy for ,,,t.r
Tulsa poopl. UIo have bccn uscd
To p,pn-oonEod v,he,I broad wl
unyv bpyc to ,Y. fro r,prr.. rr9ftr
or 30 without That's tho o'nrdrr No
moro flour viii como in rvfrul
rrouyb o, suprIy tho bpFsre and
manufactured Of ,.gi.foryu bread
Social urro frn,1 Tho Tylut star.
"IIa bird yow acsIcg proaunei
dc rrur.h yyiNa another sly uuoI
was prparhiug and don write hcr "a
note 10 mako ar dalo pla woman
luud dc ur.,rI.cr. too mingle in ds
,bert cj,fyr
After dpc and c9rcful cnnsidera,
| Hou tua IaulrgyUIc rvamtner nd.
uItt. ulV, g,,r,ld rather rttu apaing
DharIas Evan Ilurhca for office. If
we were an officer ecker. than tr
IrYu arIpst ono of his probcs II W,
vera rrt,.d nm ,y.fh craft"
Iav r. House. Tho pancr saw
thaf Jgo IN tho failure of transpor
.iaiIgr. a coal famiuo next winter nI
lrc,dv lmpcnds How Gomez what
may we AJAX what has slioned7 20,
moro th,p tbirtv-five vear. wo hav.
bocn hearing that the ono fhint
needed to mako everybody .hcalthful
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-25

Righteousnoss by proxy ia fav-
orlte diversion among somc church
members. Thoy expect the preacher
ana his family TO he good enough TO
make up for their moral deficiencies
If no doesn't do It there is scan
daI In the church.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-25

The prospect Of the kaiser having
several thrones to hand out as re-
wards TO his faithful henchmen has
precipitatod quite a scramble among
German princes. The aspirants Will
do well 20 remember what happened
to the GIRL who counted her chick
ems before they were hatched., o
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-25

A New York court awarded man
$4,000 for the loss o. foot but
put off a woman with only $4,000
for the loss OF a husband, This
looks funny but the man was IN
bad shape without his foot, whllc
the widow might have been better
off for her loss,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-25

kentucky has lost her old-timo
reputation as tho home Of tho toddy-
dr!nker and the stronghold Of the
bibulous colonel Of vaudeville fame.
She long ago approved the prohibi-
tion amendment to the national
constitution, and It was left FOR
Louisiana to lift the first dissenting
voice.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-25
PHRkcille Pardgrafs

SIT m Pickens
nag around the
.ool room Il right
mart, the last
ime he was In
own, and watch
a the proprietor
Jeep on playing
Without paying
my attention Ia
uyhody h a
sked him for a
atch.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-25

Douhters Of the existence Of hell
are now confronted by Il dilemma
II there Is no such place. what ~ 70
become OF the kaiser.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-25
A Chance Encounter.
XXXTV

&%XIV.
Tho florists. windows beckoned
mo | stepped mp and peered thru
the glass, Dewy lunches Of violets
with clustering heart-shaped leaves
a fern swinging curlod fronds-
sCmc rold-hcortcd panstAs.
could idle, here, at the window
n was sUll ten minutes early, Since
the evening John went over the ac-
counts with me. proved me stupid, 7
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-25
Daily Food
May 49,

May 90
,4o There shall no fountain opened In ne
honse Of David. and 10 tho inhabilan'" o'
JdrusAlem, ior ain and for uDeleanncae'
Heeh. 10 4.
Come and 1lc'll- cleanse our spotted nouM
And wash nwBp uur stains
In the dear fountain that His Son
Poured frum his tyirE VEINS
Create In me clean heart o God, and
renow right spirit within mo. lsa. 81
10
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-25
Waiting for wind to Die Down.

Perhaps Hindenhurg delays his
blows untn the kaiser gets through
blowing Baltimore American.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-25

II Is said Berlin intends to force
Russians 10 fight against, the allies.
Berliu is up against "a desperate Job
IL IL wants 10 mako Russians
figN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-25
Clab Hancock

p..... .... ....s bands ought to
roarrange their schedules and start
playing few minutes later every
time, So. that they wouldn't stop
playing Il al=r4ss- sAetst-tAs time you
set theT
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-25
Wen. He Might Take a Rest.

Root raft now Hughes-T r.
may next he invited 10 take some
thing.-Spr.ngfield Republican.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-25
n@eSpUr
a6AelvfOrn!0.nt

The London Times accepts
Japan's statement that she VIII
stand by the allies to the end.
OF course they will The Japs are
not quito baimy, They can see
which way the cat Is going to jump
A consular report says weather.
conditions are so fine IN the Canary
Islands that three or four crops arc
produced each year
Judging by tho number Of
cauarics in our apartment house.
three or four crops u year ar'
plenty
Who ever thought 1t would come
10 this. when we are the world s
champion throwers of the bull, too 2
Spanish baseball team, with seven
bullfighters IN 1t, beat an American
Lnino at Washington by II score OF 22
TO IL.
Tho Germans are now straflng
Columbus He discovered Amer
lea.
So far as we are concerned, we
don't see how no could have missed
Il II he was sailing this way.
one wen known commercial tray
cler SAYS the only way lac can got
ANY orders is to have his wife travel
with him. She gives him some
every day.
Mlsprint in n program reads:
'"The worlds greatest vaudeville
circuit. with Affections" in every
Many truth is spoken in mis-
print at that
epoaking OF play titles and war,
we often wonder what viii happau
whom "Tho Man Who Came Back
meets "The Man Who Stayed at
Home
Secretary McAdoo says: 'Ualf-
go!cd shoes and h1lt-soted hreochcs
are badges of honor wear them
and gladly recommend them
Wonder II ne thinks he has got
any patent ON that2
ono thing this war has done II
has improved our knowledge OF
grorrtpNy quito 20 hit To thiHb
vu Move struggled along without
Mcsopotuml1 and Ecssarobia an
these years,
food win win the war.
Keep the home soil turning.
Austrian authorities are setting
rid OF tho Bourbon uliuouao That's
what lha Kentucky authorities dId
some time ago.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-25

Food win win the war.
Keep the home soil turning
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-25

Who ever thought 1T would come
TO this when we are the world $
champion thrOwers of the bull, too
Spanish baseball team, with seven
bullfighters IN 1t, beat an American
nine at Washington by II score OF 22
TO IL.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-25

epoaking OF play titles aud war,
we often wonder what viii happen
whom "Tho Man Who Cune Tack
meets THE Man Who stayed at
Homo"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-25

The London Times accepts
Japan's statement that she Will
stand by the allies to the end.
OF course they will. The Japs are
not quito balmy. They can see
which way the cat Is going to jump.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-25

one well known commercial tray
cler says the only way lac can got
any orders is to have his wife travel
with him. She gives him some
avery day
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-25

A consular report says weather
conditions are so fine In the Canary
Islands that three or four crops arc
produced each year,
Judging by tho number OF
canaric5 in our apartment house.
three or four crops year ar"
plenty.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-25

Tho Germans are now straflng
Columbuh He discovered Amer
lea.
So far as we are concerned, we
don't see how he could have missed
II II he was sailing this way.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-25

Mlsprnt in program reads:
'"The worlds greatest vaudeville
circuit. with Affections in every
large city"
Many n truth is spoken in a mis-
print at that
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-25

Ever eryFhirg wdUT8 be an right
4 fat 'wblld wpuld be Uceptb-
The Prescott daily news., 1918-02-13
SHIPPING STATISTICS
 SUBMITTED BY BAKER
Confidential Information Goes to Senate Military Committee Inquiry Virtually Ends-Will Renew Debate Thursday.

Washington, Feb. 12.-Controversy over American war efficiency and re- organization promises soon to reach concrete form for action in Congress. The Senate military committees in- quiry, which began just two months ago, virtually was concluded today with the submission by Secretary Baker of confidential information re- garding shipping facilities. About the same time it became known that President Wilson, unalterably op- posed to the committees bills for a war council and munitions director, plans to begin tomorrow a series of conferences with members of Con- gress, Republicans and Democrats, calling them to the White House to discuss legislation giving him power to effect such reorganization as he desires. The bill the president had Overman introduce last week and WHICH llt tdihtO OfSI IdSC lilSHL WlIu Senator Overman and Senator Nelson probably will be amended by the judiciary committee and soon brought before the Senate.
 Renewal of the Senate debate, which has been suspended for few days, is scheduled for Thursday, Senator James of Kentucky, an administrative spokesman, giving notice today that he would speak on "Amefica and Her National Defense"
 He will be followed Friday by Sen ator Weeks of Massachusetts, Re- publicaan member of the military com mittee, in support of the bills for war cabinet and munitions director.
 Chairman Chamberlain of the mili tary committee announced late today that Secretary Baker probably would not be recalled again for questioning by the committee, his detailed state ment on the shipping situation being regarded as making it unnecessary.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-02-13
UNITED STATES N0T WEAKENING
 IN ITS WAR AIM
Supreme Director of Operations to Be Created, Says State ment-General Wood May be the Man.

Washington, Feb. 12.-A supreme director of operations is to be created for the American army.
 Announcement of this is made to- night in a lengthy statement issued by the war department in explanation of the recent ree-organization of the gen. eral staff into five divisions.
 Under the reorganization plan," the statement reads, "a permanent director of operations is to be created. This officer will direct the operations of all branches of the army, including tank and gas service, recruiting, mo- bilization, movements and distribution of troops, construction plans and pro- jects, assignments of equipment, over seas priority, decision as to camp sites, cantonments and posts and per- sonnel. At present Brigadier Gen. eral H. Jervey is acting for the gen. eral staff in this capacity"
 No indication was forthcoming to- night as to the identity of the officer to be named. Because of his wide ex- perience in organization work, Major General Leonard Wood is mentioned as possibility.
 "There is also to be appointed a permanent executive assistant to the chief of staff, who will direct military intelligence, administration and con- trol, acquisitions and permits, promo tion and assignments, translation and competition, fire prevention and other administrative matters. This work is now in charge of Brigadier General w. s. Graves of the general staff"
The Prescott daily news., 1918-02-13
FIERCE FIGHTING NOW ON ITALIAN
 MOUNTAIN FRONT
Rome Reports Repulse of Teu- tons by Italian Artillery Fire Germans Expected to Begin Offensive by April.

London, Feb. 12.-Fierce fighting, so far still of a local character, has broken out on the Italian mountain front. The Austro- German forces, de- flying the snow, are violently attack ing the Italians between the Brenta and Asiago plateau. Rome asserted officially today that the attacks had broken down under severe losses to the assailants, the Italian artillery doing brilliant work in curtailing the coveted positions. Berlin, on the other hand, announced the clearing of Italian support on the southern slope of Monte Rossa with the capture of ITO men and six officers.
 On the west front sharp raids and patrol encounters continue. Both the British and French war offices reported success in this activity dur ing the last 24 hours.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-02-13

peace with Germany and Austria, and that Trotsky had declared that the war is over so far as Russia is con- cerned. The terms of the Ukranian peace as published in press dispatches this morning were confirmed by Min ister Vopicka, the American represen- tative to Roumania now with the Rou- manian court at Jassy. He was able to tell the department nothing of the Roumanian situation and it is con- ceded here that Roumania will have to give up the fight.
 Other than the mere confirmation of Trotsky's remarkable ending of the war and demobilization of the Russian army the department was without ad- vices from Petrograd.