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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02
Tho Artistic Element.

! CHAPTER Nil,
John Carewc's sister is visiting him
Sht ~ from New York lie asked
Harriet and me there to tea today
TO meet her. .
You go without me dear" said
Harriet "All you young people"
laughed. How old are you.
llat7'
"Oh. but you're not married yet"
yet" thot TO myself Yet
probably never. But / smiled serenely
enough
u John Carcwe's house is very differ
ent from the farm houses about here.
Very different, too from Doctor Blk
hy's solid substantial old place.
You come upon John Carewe's house
suddenly. IL is nestled in among the
greenery. II smiles ont at you with
widely opened eyes-A windows. Its
sloping roof gives the windows nm
odd. smiling look The graygreen
shingles mingle with the nearby
bushes II liz a lovely thing Artistic,
panes.
The tea table was set out under the
trees Miss Carewe rose from a gar
den chair-an odd figure in all that
natural beauty
Her russet hair was cut short. The
ct.ds turned up cnticinEly around her
face Her black. black brows and
lashes stood out viyidy against her
white skin
And her frcckl 1t hung straight
from tho shoulders. A queer. russety
brown like her hair, She looked more
ike a frocked boy than a real girl
And her age? Indefinite.
when she spoke In a slow drawl ]
was charmed by the deep pitch OF her
Voice--a boys voice.
She sank back In the wicker chair
She was smoking with a studied
grace / know that l followed each
of her gestures with "A childish stare
For She said, Am / so queer as
that
! answ cred. NO, but SO fascinating
as that
Even more queer she liked me, j
talked little ! did not understand
all that she said in that throaty
drawl Il was Of her studio in New
York her art--lts meaning. II was
this last that puzzled me. For in
my experience, l have met no one
Ike her.
Doctor Rixby dropped in. Miss
Carewe was Indifferent. Almost inso
lent Il needed no words 20 tell that
she did not care for men.
think perhaps she liked me be-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02
RippIing Rhynes

IhIs Entcfnl Nrnr

This year should see the scrapping
end, should hear the song Of peace
ascend. Tho Prussian hoseO stiIl fncG
their foe, and thru their warlike mo-
Nons go and would convince us. II
they could, that they're In shape To
saw much wood. But all their fight
Ing men who made ~ war pastime
and a trade arc dead, or shy OF legs
or lamps, or fenced in foreign prison
camps No longer does the Teuton
find In war, a solace TO his mind. OF
such rude games he's had enough.
he'd rather play at blind mans buff
he Prussinn armies are composed OF
donrhs whh for years have do2cd he
fore their fires. so old and weak that
walking made their hinges creak and
boys who have been drawn from
schools 10 drill around with deadly
Tools The hacks and has becns OF
me land bear arms NJ Kaiser Bnls
command. To face them GO our stal.
wart sons, WHOM climb the framcs of
whr-horn Huns. and show the world
now Yankee snap can draw new
lines upon the map when once our
boys have got their stride In hattie
on the other side. don't SEQ how
hlll,s weary crew can help but uarnw
up hands do -you7
Copyright, 1918. George Matthew Adam,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02
A REAL ANNOYANCE

job was indeed patient man, his way
we're Kind and meak
In rage Aguintt his Goes Ne was mol ovci
heard 10 speak
l strive to emulate hi, style. I do not ia''
and fret
AZ Tsry small annoyance that It Is my Ior
90 get
But cannot teep my temper and lO,o The
smile I own
III I'm upsisirs busy shaving and they cAr
me TO the phone.
l cnn chucile II they tel me that the Tar
mace fire IN out
Aud water pipes that frolcn doesn't maxi
mo rave aud shout
They can drag me To mOtio whom ] d
rather SIT and read
And IN never even whfnpet for good IA
tutr Ia my creed
But II makes mo mad as thunder aud I an
twcr with groun
when my face Is white with lAther and they,
call mo to the phone
Hush | hear the nother whisper. "that
Is no way TO behave"
Hut She doesn't know the torture OF an ln.
tcrrupied shave
II there's misery 10 beat IT, IL 10 QUE i've
never met
Even job who suffered uobly. would have
cursed = bit IN bet
IL when no we're sci for srraping on the
vhiskers ho had grown
And his ears were fnll Of lather they had
called him to the phonrS
Copyright, 1918, By kdgafT 0peNt)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02
Hunting d Husband MAR, ,; eoo.4..

cause J. too. was Indifferent to the
men. But that was not quite fair. |
had decided that / had been too nice.
lately, TO Doctor BiNby go to him 1
was merely polite. John Carewe has
never interested me. Not as a man.
Not an a possible husband.
II was only to Norma Carewe | lis
tened that afternoon She brought
before me Vistss I had never dreamed
or Men and women--her friends
who cared only for art. All mum
dane things seemed below their vision
The things of my world. When /
left she asked me to come TO her
studio
She meant 1t, knew For her
Eond-by to the doctor was only a
slight bow and smile
l wonder II she Will mean anything
in my lfc2
UCopgrght l9ls George Matthew Adsms)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02
PRINCIPLES OF PEACE.

The American principles OF peace
have been sufficiently elaborated al
ready 70 sail0:y tho most exActing and
critical Nothing iA TO be gained by
needless repetition. EXCEPT as occasion
for insistenco may arise True the
enemy will be calling for spcclfica-
lions from time 10 time in the hope
| that somowhIIe along the line there
| viii be "A weakening or concession
that will rob them OF some OF their
severity Tho German idea has de
Perforated from world dominance and
they would lo glad now 10 flnd some
why of saving a portion OF the fruits
OF victory even II they must con-
cede defeat. md thus their national
pride would be- salyed ana their tre-
mcndous military machine Ice enabled
TO recover and make preparations for
Ia more complete conquest some yearA
hence
In spite Of this fact. the suggestion
that the senate ~ the United states
put ltaolf on record specifically M en-
d"rslng AMI supporlug tho fourteen
points made ~ The PRECEDENT In his
memorable message "A month ago. "a
message which urglcd In the ears OF
both friend oul toe the world around.
Is "A good ol' Tho proposal of
Senator owen that congress should.
"on its own motion. declare the open
opinion of tho American people In
regard to tins war aud officially E>t
IT'S stamp Of approval on what tho
prcHidcut hus Elycu to the world aa
the resume OF what America expects
and Intends In the prosecution Of the
conflict deg,rves commentator
There s no hint OF servliiy toward
the administration In thus declaring
the sense Of congress There is no
knuokling down 10 executive opinion
In 40 doing II Is simply putting con
gress on record aE hnrmoni2ing with
the highest ideals OF the American
people ana serving notice upon un-
friendly critics that the president has
a 'conscionticus, united people behind
him.
As we said before, It is not neces
Hary that these principles should beg
reiterated. as far ns their ultimate
tofco In mcttnk tho queries of the
enemy are concerned, but the moral
effect OF such n unison Of purpose
'"hhot fall to bear good results In
loreish lands Too long the enemy
mas ielicitnted himself with tho de-
luMon that the Americans are not be
h'nd the government. and that the
president wns helpless because OF an.
s'goniam In congress Whatever mny
Dc the criticism OF Mr. Wilson's meth |
'dS we are one when II comes to the
question Of lacking him up against the (
Enemy Then let Us say so IN unmis-
akahlo terms
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02
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! Little BenHg's Notebook

/ Mc'and Sid Hunt and skinny Mar
| TN was wAwking along fest wawkinc
! along, and we came 10 a waggin out
s'9e OF grocery store fun of bags OF
! toul, ana one man was standing I'm
! tho waCgin throwing them and an
other man was standing on the nave
ment catching them and psttinr
/ them down IN a pile.
q. wat II he missed one I sed And
US fellows stood there Watching then.
ana the man in the Vaughn kcpp on
throwing them and the man on the
pavement kepp on catching them. the
man In the waEgtn being a little man
with bloc swCdter and no Recktic
ana the man on tho pavement being
n long skinnic man with bloc neck
tie and no swettcr And after we had
stood there vile and the man on the
paw cment hadent missed eny yet. Sid
Hunt sed, / bet he misses the next
one.
witch the man in the waggin ,hroo
another one and the man on the
pavemint cawt II all rite, and we
watched them another little vile. and
then sed. l bet he misses the next
one
Wich he dident, and we kepp on
watching them another little vile
and then skinny Martin sed. | bet he
misses - next one.
And tie man on the awagrln throo
another one, ana jest wen II was haff
way throo the air Skinny yelled loud
as evrything, Hay look out. It's
loaded, hay. hay The man on the
pavement being so surprized he left
II 20 rite throo his hands and II fell
on the pavemint and came unlid at
the top and the flour weiYSepll over
hIr shoes and he sweared sumthlng
foarse and started 10 chase us fel-
lows. wiCh by that time we was So
far away It was wonder how We goi
there so quick, and we ran about
blocks without wasting any tune look
Ing errsund, and then we started To
20 SLOWER on account OF being out of
hreth, and every time We termed an
other corner We pceked back errourd
Il to SEQ n he was coming, and after
about the Jth corner we knew we had
threw him Off the sent ana we leened
Hgcnst the side ~ delicate tessen
store and got our brCth back
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02
Spur
aMeNOnnOnt


4 Idi,Ic Slice a. idfc.
A friend OF CurA who w a good guy
And who ia "a great entertainer.
When he hah the price and
| When eatables are not 20 high.
| Invited us TO dinner the other evening
And, as a spcCih, trctt, he had what
he called
| WoofuH fish from the Arctic sea,
They were caught Ia the vicinity OF
Archangei,
And shipped directly to my friend.
lie told w the wOofus fish WAS "A
great deliCACy
/ They were "A small fish, about
The size OF Ulipd robins. and
Thoy really tasted very good
We spent tine evening IN the parlor.
Playing tho Victroln and
Talking about our neighbors.
When sudde9y | noticed that their
Goldfish globe WAS empty.
Nothing In II but the stones and
The saeweeI and the little castle.
] never said wcrd. but
! had my sugpiriuhH about
The Siberian woofua fish.
Hard times never really come untll
nome little tin-horn politicians begin
jumping on "Blg Business
Where would We without rBlg
Husiness2'
We would be about aS important
AZ Guam
The war has brought grandma's
vorsted wriguoJs back into fashion.
us well M committing many other hor-
.rors which need not Doe mentioned
ponN know tut what Russia has
acted worse since Il had It's vodka cut
out than it do before
Scicnuflonis
Sam BERNARD the actor eNpouuds
ne follows on eugenica ana other
scicntnc&
We didnt make love like other folks
do.
Professors, they wouldn't permit IT,
And II was terrific aud most scientific
III tell yon Rll just how we did Il.
with rubber gloves she held my hand.
She kissed me thru strainer
! couldn't touch her lips not much,
For fear microbes would stain her.
We finally got married, not
Bocause | 'ilyc her face
u was n scientific mitch.
Just 10 improve the race
While We stood beside tho altar,
ON a fumigstcd spot.
An antlseptio minister
Tied the dislufcctcd knot"
A New York minister sald. I'm
fity years Roosevelt win he hailed
with Washington and Lincoln. ns the
ot moral quality IN
American No"
why wai't Let's hail now while
tho halllng win do the colonel snmo |
good.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02
Everyday Wisdom
By DON HBRolp

| door key Is nothlnr win. ..,..,.
| 70 ger INTO door. WHO tr..,ln
mem lhat We cannot Say. b,, ..,'gui
we we would name MIN Ilu
shaneirl letters OF red. ana h'vN
| procession in his house for We
inH Door Keys would be mn ..,hh,hl,
J. were not for locks, but lor,. a,u
uooi KEYS do not so togethcr ,a,.
Hnd pick axes go together. or lnos.
ana telephone poles twlth vnIrp -
knock through the door and ron'
Not locks and keys
II man * going to nut 81 I.......
his front door he should p.t W.
ladder real close SO that he ,, .,
BODY else can climb into an .n.r.,i,.
window and open the door Tb.
points about a lock Is that a man e,l
Guides himEclf AZ much as Yu,bnT,
or course, an utter stranger r.,i,
mot go around apd squalI under tbs
side window untif the entire Ius,t,
oi-the-house part of the family MIN.
up ana comes IN its nightIo or5
sticks is head out and says .trl
you locked outY'' And If you g,s
the password, which is. YES. .1e,,
the hired girl took the key from un.
der the rug somebody VIII raus,
down and open the door for Nom
Perhaps, after all, a lock is some
good
key ring is n device which pro.
woes Tor your losing all your kew,
at once, the advantage In TIN. neIn.
mat you have more to look for In.
less you stop key ring, or lose u
ever SO often, 1t viii get all clutl,rel
up with junk enough 20 hreak down
an elephant Now and then kp,
ring should be w"eded out, uul me
dead ones sold to the old. iron man
who VIII come with his curt and
cross your palm with eight. ur ten
dollars and haul away your old keys
TO be melted up and made into
cunnons for the Allies
Copyright by George Matthew Adam,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02
Birthday Briefs
This Is the birthday OF Sir william
Phlps, Feb. =, 1851, Wool
witch, Maine.

ihi~ " "" biftnuhN OF sir WHlltfIl
Phlps, Feb. =, 1851, Wool
wich, Maine.
Sir william Phips, first royal gov
ernor OF Ma ssaChusetts, was one OF
twentyrsiN children, all OF the same
mother. Fhips spent the first eigh-
teen years OF his life tending sheep
Later, he became an apprentice TO a
ship builder and moved 10 Boston
here he learned to read and write
and eventually married n rich widow.
lie prevailed upon the British ad-
mlralty TO furnish him with a ship
To 20 In search OF the treasure Of a
spanish ship wrecked off the Bahia
mas This expedition was a fall
ure, but later. he succeeded and re-
covered sl,50O.000, Of which his
share was about $4,000: and was
kniEhted by King James Ii and made
uheriff OF New England.
One OF his first official acts as gov
ernor OF Massachusetts, was the or
ganization OF a special court. for the
trial OF witches. but he later SUE
pen pended d the isiil'dl$s2 owing to his
untitled for the position and numer-
Gus complaints were sent to the home
government. Among other things.
he is said TO have cudgled Brinton.
the collector OF the port OF Bostc n.
and caned Captain Short Of the royal
navy.
lie was summoned 10 England to
answer the charges. and died in Lon
don OF a malignnrt fever while await
Ing trial
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02
\. NJ. {. A. Notes.

Miss Ada Robinson, head OF the
art department Of the Tulsa high
school, talked 10 the class studying
"i'oy Leadership" at the Y NJ a.. A
Thursday evening. The group is taxi.
inG up various ways OF Influencing
boys for the better. and Miss Robin
son gave examples showing how
youths who had apparently no prom
Use OF successful careers had been
APPEALED 10 with great success thru
"a more or less clearly defined talent
for at She told OF the influence
pictures hhve upon the life of boys
anA rave valuable suggestions ,tc,a.
tive to the choice Of prints for class
and club rooms and other places
wh"ro boys courroEate. IN her
opln, n. boys should have pictures
which VIII inspire them 10 high
ideal', such as photographs OF great
accomplishments. pictures OF action
strength, or scenes that would brng
their imagination into play some
pictures, she states, have positively
harmful effect upon the minds OF
boys. and great care should be taken
In making "a selection OF pictures yor
a room to be occupied by them
John David McClelland. who has
been secretary of the Y NJ e. a FOR
scV oral months. left Thursday after.
noon for Dallas. Texas, en- route to
the east TO sail for France Mr No
Clelland volunteered rors-Y. NJ e. A.
overseas service n few weeks ago
and received his appointment J3uu-
airy IS, He will spend n short time
In Dallas, going from there TO his
nome in South Carolina for a ysi.
and reporting in New. Yorl, February
10 Under n new ruling Y NJ g. a.
war work secretaries are given homo
rary commissions In the army.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02

bid you ever see IA Bunny
And Parrot take "A ride
Upon "a big black Elephant
Who skiptOed in his stride?
don't suppose YOU ever did. so III
Toll you. You remember In the last
story now the parrot gave Billy Bun
ny his gold watch and chain which
Tie robbers had stolen from him,
Wen, the little rabbit was 90 pleased
That he invited Polly Parrot - come
along with him and his elephant
friend. And so she did. And as she
didn't want to leave behind her lovely
Eilded cage. she tied It on TO the clr-
plants tail and he didn't mlEG /. a
bit
Wen these three good friends went
or and on and 10y and by came 10 an
old dead tree. where there lived a very
wise owl II was late In the afternoon
and tho wise old bird was putting on
his stovepipe hat TO 30 out and hunt
Tor mice. But when he saw Billy Ban,
N.Y. and his two friends he lifted his
hat aud said very politely, what can
l do for you three %"
we are looking for adventure" ="
said little Billy Buuny, waving his
striped candy over the elephants head.
while the parrot smiled lovely smile
at the old owl. and the elephant wink
ed his ears and wigglcd his tail til
the cagG almost fen OFF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02

Uncle Sam is good natured man
at all times. but he can be "riled up'
on occasion. The safest way 10 keep
on good terms with him just now Is 10
do what he says first and argue tho
question afterwRrd. The time Is not
far off when slackers OF all com
plexions will feel his heavy hand.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02

Buying flour under the new reep-
'ano's has its drawbacks even for
ioyi' people az some OF our citizen,
are onding out Many people who
have conscicntlously tried to carry
out th~ Hoover program ir spirit
though perhaps not identicaily In tho
ie'ior have found themselves forced
now to buy things they really had lit
tic uso for Just to meet tho latest de.
cree II all citizens had been honest
In this matter, there would have been
no need OF such an order. but as nj
ways, the Innocent must to some OK
tent suffer along with the dishonest
FOR hc law was ever made that vas
universally equitable We who buy
nour under the new rule are simply
contributing that much toward max
Ing the world safe for democracy
The while we prevent dishonest peo-
pie from playing ~ their own advan-
tage egulnst tho national good.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02

Another sample OF the injustice
worked by law that in Its general
effect and intent Ia highly desirable
Tho man who comes here with ynu-
deNihe company made up Of his own
family win be compelled to leave his
youngest son out ef the cast because
the child labor law OF this state will
not allow him to appear on the, sta &c
Il e absurd. but II is the law. w
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02

Besides the foreign spies there are
two other powerful enemies In our
midst that we mua overcome. One
OF 'hom Is the consumer that buys
more than he needs or is entitled TO,
and the other Ia the woman who Is a
good contributor 70 the garbage can.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02

~ prophet is not without honor
but In his own country" Wilson,
with all his criticism at home. is
looked upon As supcrmnn in Eng
land and France. Yet his critics
point TO England and wish We could
absorb some OF the British eff
cieucn Meanwhile Lloyd George =
critics point TO American cfficieny as
something worthy Of emulation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02

Notice has been served on kan
sas CITY that she must clean up her
vice spots or else be quarantined from
the colder boys. which Il not say
ing that the KRw metropolis liz 40
much worse than many other places
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02
Daily Food

February ..
The Lords portion is his people
Jacob Is the lot Of his inheritance.
Deat %. O.
The Lord my portion IL"
] shall be we'll supplied 4
Since he is mine, and ! am his.
What can ! want beside
Save thy people and bless thine Joe
heritan.e; feed them also. and mr.
them up forever. Pa 2S 9.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02

II may be . long time yet. but
Whenever the war does end and the
young fellows who have taken up the
service OF their country come home TO
receive the honors due TO patriots and
victors, there are some fellows who
could have gone and didn't who are
going TO feel mighty small.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02

II must take man with n pecul.
Tar brand OF ambition 20 20 around
these days thru arctic wastes hunting
for new lands TO discover. Bigger
things are on hand now than profit
lees exploration. g
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02

We had hoped the cruisers Goehan
and Ilroslau %cre done for, but now
n trRnspircs that the former escaped
Its companions fate and vases able to
limp back TO home and safety. These
are the two vessels which the kaiser
pretended to have sold To Turkey
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02

IL Henry Ford can manufac ture
submarines In such quantities as he
does automobiles, whales and other
fishes will have TO take to the tall
timber az a matter OF safety.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02

Recommend us TO the Texas citizen
who was 80 patriotic that he had his
Teutonlc name egally changed 70
plain English. Not alone as matter
OF patriotism, tho. we might mention
number OF German names we see
and hear every day that would be
vastly improved by such a change.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02

IT'S so hot in some places IN Arl-
Eona that the natives go barefootod all
winter TO get cooled off hut that
won't happen soon In Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02

II .he man who predicted an -@sn
winter can be induced to crawl out
OF his hole. We would like to see him
CONE forward and apologize.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02

II doesn't matter II the traduccrs
Of cur soldtefs in France do hide be-
hind the good name Of great rclts-
ious denomination. they deserve
nevertheless to be summariIys 81 and
cCrrluslvcY punished.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02
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