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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-18
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Well. my little canary bird didn't
wink at me all night. AS | feared 10
might In the last story, and my
alarm clock said good morning" to
me At half past ~ O'Clock, 50 / got
up in time. and here is the story |
laYrote before | went out into the
garden to eat raspberries with Rob
bic Redbrcast
one evening as Uncle Lucky and
Billy Bunny were driving along in
the Luckymobilc. who should they
come across but a little billy goat
named Danny lie had little beard
that hung down from his chin and
two little horns that stuck up from
his head, and he was playing on a
flute while he sat cross legged on a
stone by the roadside. And when
ne saw our two small friends in
their machine he began to play:
It's not 80 far to the twinkle star
When you sail in the little white
boat OF sleep,
So list to my tune. like a breeze In
June,
y Where the honeysuckles creep.
over the sky. way up high,
In the little white boat of steep,
Ever so far to the twinkle star.
Way up in the sky blue deep.
where did you learn that lula
by" asked kind Uncle Lucky, brush
Ing a tear from his eye, for he re-
membered Just little song his
mother used 10 sing when he was a
little hoy rabbit. you know
81 don't know" answered Danny
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-18
Little Benny'S Notebook
Noah and The Nnybcrs. A Play.

Scene, Noahs frunt yard.
Noah. (biIding the ark) I don't
see eny sine OF rain yet, but that
don't prove enythinE. | hope l got
enuff males G.. look at all the nay
bera rubbering.
Ferst nayber. G., look whose bid
Ing a boat In his front yard! Watts
you doing, Noah, going in the boat
bizniss7
End nayber. viii you build one in
my yard wen you get yours done
Noah? l never had boat in my
yard.
3rd nayber. VIII you bid one for
me on my roof, Noah? l think a
boats more fun on the roof than wat
1t is in the yard Watts you going
to call 1t wen you get it done, Noah
Noah. keeping on building it, I'm
Ferst nayber. That no good of a
going to call 1t the Ark,
name. Noah. wy don't you call 1t
the Three Feet. There's alwave 3
feet in every yard.
End nayber Wy don't you call it
the Yard Stick. on account OF the
way its sticking up in your yard?
3rd nayber. wy don't you call it
the Heck Of Looking, Noah? That's
wat kind Of a boat it is.
All the naybers laffing), Ha ha
ha Joaks.
Noah. CKeeping on bilding it).
Some people are funny and some
are the opposite.
Ferst nayber G., maybe it dident
get dark all of a suddin. Gosh, look
how hard its raining. Its funny we
dident notice 1t before.
2nd nayber. 1t looks to me like
the beginning of a flood.
3rd nayber G, its up to my ankles
already, and got high ankles, too.
Ack ..
Scene, the flood.
The naybers. Hay, Noah, we
ipoloGize. Take us with you.
Noah. It's too late. The Arks full
OF kinds Of every animal.
THE END
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-18

Goat lie pulled on his goatee and
smiled. and then he began again:
Up In the sky when the sun Is high
The white cloud boats go sailing by,
And the summer breeze in the tall,
tail trees,
Is singing song the whole day
long.
And this is the song they sing:
We ring the bel! In the cool damp
dell
That grows on the llly's stalk,
We bend the ferns In the rivers
turns
And the tail Of the great gray hawk:
And the foamy spray in the big deep
bay
We blow on the great boardwalk"
That reminds me of Atlantic
city" said Uncle Lucky Lets
drive down there and go for a swim. q"
Just the thing" said the little
rabbit I've got my bathing suit in
my knapsack. I'm ready"
so off they went. and by and by
they came to the seashore. But there
wasn't hotel in sight so OF course
they knew they had made a m.saake.
They didn't care, especiallyCSTnly
Bunny, for not very far from land
had taken him for sail a long, long
time ago, There's my friend the
whaleship!" cried the rabbit And
IN the next story. " that whale does
not swim away, I'll tell you some
thing more about Bllly Bunny and
his kind Uncle Lucky.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-18

Our impression after reading Gen.
eral Foch's explanation OF military
tactics as applied to the present stu -
alton on the western front Is that he
displays lot Of intimate knowledge
OF the job before him without telling
anybody anything IN particular
about his plans or intents. The en-
emy can get no information Of value
from his article, and his friends are
no better off. There is an overwhelm-
ing mass Of technically and
dearth OF ineligible or satisfying
information. But At does not mat
ter; we have faith that Foch under
stands his business and that, when
tho time is ripe, he will deal the
Huns a Jolt that will send them
homoward In q hurry.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-18
The Daily Horoscope
Tuesday, June 1s, 1918.
itars incline, but do nc
com pei"

sVt '0AOs
During the busy hours of this day
Mercury rules strongly for good. In
the evening Uranus is adverse.
Under this sway good news may
be expected, especially where the
heart is more concerned than the
pocketbook.
Persistently the seers predict con-
dittons that are much better for
writer's and publishers. There is
promise Of n new literature, and ed
itors will discover writer's OF talent,
There is a sign indicating quick
transmission of war messages and
satisfactory conditions regarding re-
ports on army casualties.
Inc stars are read as presaging n
national consciousness that will
cause widespread sacrifice for war
needs. Women are to be called to
unusual service.
Foreign affairs have a promising
direction for the rest Of this month.
An extraordinary event will bring
benefits to the United States.
Disasters to battleships are prog
nosucated and these will be due to
some sort OF surprise in the shape Of
new invention astrologers predict.
The two eclipses Of the sun this
month are interpreted as ominous,
The first threatens epidemics among
children who may be victims OF in
testiual disorders. There is likely
to be an increase in juvenile misde-
meanors.
Earthquakes again are prognosti-
cated and tornadoes may be ex-
pected. The western and southwest
ern states will be most liable to feel
the effects of the first eclipse.
Simplicity in dress, which will ha
symbolical OF the change in social
conditions during the war, is again
foretold, and the wearing OF uni-
forms, so long predicted, will gain
in favor among women.
Preparation for a hot summon
should be made and especial care
regarding diet is eHjolned.
Persons whos- birthdate n ia
should, be careful OF the health
with care business will succeed.
Children born on this day will he |
lever and industrious, probably. bur |
,rratic and unsettled.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-18
4 CRIMINAL nLuNDEK

The trouble with ireland os II
looks TO the average American. is
not that her cause lacks ANYTHING OF
Justice. for Americans are really the
origlnators ana presoryers OF the
idea Of self-delermlnation, but that
they insist on doing the right tlrtag
always ut tho wrong time. The fact
that England has in the past like
wiso hlundercd explains the reason
why Ireland rs DO hard 10 pacIry
now. England has plyen Ireland
time after time the yery ,hipgs n
has clamorcd for. but because II
missed the psychological moment OF
application Of these reforms has ma.
ually mccccdcd I'm making m,tters
worse instead Of better. Ana tho ad-
ditlonal wact thai ireland has r,r
conturics been housc d,vidcl
against iiscIf has help,d E, tc.p
alive dlscoutcnt no maftor what
kind OF relief wng offcrcd
But what We started 10 ohsorye ia,
that the irish are losing tl,, gym.
pnthy ana good will Of tho Amcr,.
cans by their present .atutud, Of
pandcrlng 20 German lprorcsts rEcs
are trying TO tic tho bnnds NJ tho
Brltigh nj a umo when she f., fight
Ing FOR freedom ana dcmocra,y In
partnership with the United statug.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-18
The Woman Who CHANGED
BY JAN PHELPS

called to the telephone. 1t was Mer
ton Gray.
Merton Gray is Anxious.
y have just heard, he said. "Yor
are all right?"
Right as can be, but Mr.. Howar,
is quite i'll"
That is too bad thank God vol
did not drown! You Will not be leay
ing as you planned, will you?"
"No-that is, not quite so soon
George will be. in bed, for several
Gays, the doctor tells me"
Il shall see you again, if that ia
the case"
Somehow, when ! hung up, 1t was
with the same indifference with
which had done so. after receiving
messages from casual acqaiutauces
Death had been so near-Georg4
was so ill--that everything else
seemed trivial by comparison.
Later, l was again called to the
telephone, This time the message
did ot5leave me SO Indifferent 1t
was from Julia Collins. After asking
me all sorts of questions, each time
calling George by his first name, she
proceeded TO scold me for putting
him in such danger That she did II
in her playful sarcastic manner
made no difference. She intimated
that | wanted to show OFF before
him, and had gone out so far |
couldn't get back. When | explained
that l had been taken with cramps.
as are many swimmers, she replied:
II know! They all say that when
tbpy get into trol1bla -
l hung up the receiver-after tell
ing her she could not see George for
several ays-rhating her worse than
ever
Tomorrow--An Undesired Visit
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-18

A German living in England, who
was interned for the duration of the
war, objected so seriously to being
repatriated that he committed sui
eide the day before he was to have
taken passage for the fatherland.
You won't find many OF the kaiser $
subjects who wish TO go back to Ger
many after they have enjoyed "A few
years residence in country where
the individual citizen is the chief
care of the state.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-18

Ex-Governor Ferguson, who was
fired from the executive chair Of
Texas, is laying the ropes for the
Democratic nomination next time.
Doubtless he is fishing for "vindi-
cation" The ex-governor has been
penalized far beyond the degree OF
his infidelity to the people, but we
imagine he Is done for and the soon
err he recognizes that he is back
number the better for his peace oc
mind.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-18

When It comes to reolassifylng the
registrants 20 fiji up the ranks OF
class one, what Is the matter OF cast
Ing eye toward the host OF tennis and
golf players who do little OF any
thing else9 They will find lots OF
diversion and muscle building exer-
else in the training camps. Golf and
tennis are fine things for the scden-
tary inclined, but they do not help
10 win tho war.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-18

Prince Lchnowsky has to romain
In Switzerland these days, because
be told the world too many German
diplomatic secrets, Just wait hntil
The first German republic is pro
Claimed and they may send for tho
prince TO come back and take n
front seat.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-18

Some people profess to doubt the
right of Secretary McAdoo TO fix
railroad rates. The objection is ir-
relevant for It is already done. There
is no benefit In arguing against an
accomplished fact You have heard
the story OF the lawyer who visited
his client in Jail and told him they
could not imprison him for the
charge against him. "Yes," said the
client but they have"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-18
Oklahoma Outbursts

Just AS a matter OF diversion, We
notice that two horses were stolen
In Washington county last week.
Next to w. J.. Alexander. A. 7.
| Welch, Democratic candidate FOR
state insurance comm issioner, is the
most profile advertiser.
II cannot be said that the poll
| ticiana in Texas are letting any
worldwide war interfere with their
! biennial amusemcnts.
The council of defense In Mus
| k0Ece views with suspicion tho pa
/ trlotsn ~ men going about tho
/ country delivering war lectures for
! the money there Is IN IT,
The Nuakoeoe Phoenix. which has
/ been looking for evidence ior some
/ time. finds that ton years ago. with
! kran lu the box, MuskoEee laid II
| over tulsa AT the ratio OF 10 !.
Col A. " Lcecrntt Democratic
candidate for state treasurer. has
captured fow more sectors and this
lu spite Of the determined gas de
fcns,yc put up by llarIow's weekly.
one department Of the govern
Wcnt boosts freight rates Another
boosts the price of wheat to meet
the advanced cost 0f tranHpOrta-
lion, and old Elll consumer pays the
freight
when Mrs walter Ferguson was
ont preparing lunch Friday, Walter
persuaded the makeup man 10 slip
the registered live stock department
into her Section Of the Cherokee Re-
publican.
G. A. Huff OF Cherokee, who has
been drinking Ryp water since the
strip was opened for settlement, last
week married Mrs Emma Sweet
water OF Chicago. and says he likes
the change.
Mrs Walter Ferguson Of Chero-
kee, who has been trying II for some
years. is finally forced to the con
olusion that one Of the Eravcst
mistakes made by wives In handling
their husbands, is the patient en-
deavor to make them over.
The war has changed the mean
Ing OF what were formerly consid
cred prOfnne words according To a
Muskugee preacher. who has a pen
chant for the lime-light. Damn the
kaiser" and such. he SAYS, Ia merely
an expression of righteous lndigna-
tion.
Mrs, V. W. s., In the Kansas city
Star: Maud Muller Is raking wheat,
Beneath the summers scorchlng
heat The Judge, with bare and
bllstered arms From off stack sur
voys her charms No longer must
he ride on by. with vain regret and
mournful sigh; But when night
brings the harvest moon, Beneath it's
rays they sit and spoon"
Campbell Russell of the corpor-
ton commission, tns Just returned |
from a conference with commit !
tee OF the Western Traffic associa-
tlon at st. Louis much discouraged. |
lie sees no prospect OF getting Ok |
lahoma's complaint before Director |
General McAdoo, and says II seems |
to be the policy TO get all the reve-
nue. possible by boosting rates. G
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-18
Tho New Attitude.

LNI.
How are things going, Cynthia?"
asked Constance looking up from
;tfs magazine.
"'Well enough" answered. I sank
down on tho couch against the pill
lows.
Tell me about it?" the magazine
closed over Constance's finger.
1T isn't at all what | expected. ."
| began. Then without meaning to
| was telling her how things really
stood. 81 run about for two or three
hours TO match laces, silks and vel
vets in the big Wholesale houses.
hurry back. That's what we do all
tho time--hurry- urry-hurry In
the studio | iron curtains, straiEhten
up the stock closet and sew. We all
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-18

AHAsNOrllont
4 AceatS AmlIR

We often wonder what sort OF
Christmas dinner they serve In Paris
II must be very desirable, when &
man In willing to spend two or thre,
million lives in order to get there &
eat IT,
Every woman who wants to ID
well dressed and is proud to make a
neat personal appearance should
wear ks silk underwear
Pierre IS. ID Dakotan.
| No diagram or qualifications OF
explanation with this?
The bray Is to be removed from
the army mule, thus lesscning the
horrors Of war about SO per cent. =.
1t Is hoped now that the airshIp
division viii do less in the way OF
prediction and more in the way OF
production.
Schwab.
hughes
Two real guys on the Job at last,
Let the good work 10 on.
The cork leg makers of America
havo demanded 35 per cent in
crease in pay or they will go out on
strike
II they leave us without a leg to
stand on, 1t viii be tough.
Consular report informs us that
alcohol is now being made In Ciu-
dad, Juarez, Mexico, Another rev
oluuon may be expected for posses
sion OF this plant.
Now doth the busy little bee.
with miscicvous Intention,
sting politicians daintily
For just the briefest mention.
John Wells.
tEar Fred OF Bulgaria has an am
hitiop to rule all the Balkans, That
old pelican must lust love to run
down the road looking for trouble.
The time to act has come" says
a prominent government official.
That's what good many actors
think, but they don't get a chance,
New York landlords are boosting
rents for seven reasons The first
reason is that they want the money,
and the other six don't count.
Potatoes will be smaller this
year. crop report
Beats an how the crop OF small
potatoes keeps up in this country.
Austrian report says the Italians
were rcpulsed four times in recent
fighting, hut the Italitns are very
disappointing They never stay re
pulsed
Maurice. the dancer, Tor whom the
Maurice walt2os were named. rose
pyrotechn'cally from head walter to
a dancing man who set Broadway
on fire. Now he has taken anbther
swoop in his career. He has on. !
listed as private IN Uncle sans |
army, and IS on his way 10 France. /
He expects to lead the huns a dance
and we believe he will.
The American army has takon
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-18

When the castors squeak, use cas-
tor oil.
Lots Of families keep a matted
milk COW. A dairy supply house IN
New Haven now makes matted milk
sifters for matted milk co.'s In
the New England states it is COM
mon thing to hear the farmers
daughter say, well, it is time for
me to go sift the COW"
Anything is fair n war or Spa
ghetti.
A pad and pencil make an excel
lent memorandum outfit.
A man with gray hair always
looks dressed up, no matter what he
wears.
Swagger and exclcsivc are water
proof coats for motor wear. made OK
suede or vlci kid combined with
khaki cloth.
Yellow Is used q great deal ms
season for little girls frochs. IT IS
not pals, and it is not orange, but II
is a clear bright shade.
Rainbow tweed, the new knitted
fabric combining two tones ana
coming in assorted colors, promises
to be a close rival Of WOOL jersey
In sports suits.
A popular vogue is plated skirts
to wear with jackets or sweaters OF
plain colors.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-18
Daily Food
June 49,

Believe on tho Lord Jesus Christ and
thou shalt bs saved. Aota 1891.
Lord ! retire beneath thy cross,
ny faith at thy dear feet lie,
And the keen sword that iuAtlce draws,
Flaming and rcd shall pass me by.
! know whom I have believed. Tim,
t;i2.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-18
Han ding a Husband

have that dreadful rushed feeling.
Miss Sanders Is always critical,
harsh. When client comes she
changes Immediately to q suave
sweetness. 1t sickens me-" / ended.
Constance studied me keenly.
"Carcoring isn't what you thought
l pulled the pins out Of my hat
| But what about you, have you
found anything yct?" | asked in turn.
Behold, Cynthia. private score
tary to Miss Letitia Finley OF the
| Scolly School for Girls"
What" 1 said.
Constance nodded. Their sccreta-
ry was taken i'll. SO I'm to try It un-
al she RECEIVERS. Itll tide me over"
walked over to the desk STOPPED
down slowly A letter. saw at
glance it was from john | picked
Il up. Constance had not noticed.
She was buried in her book.
It read:
My Dear Cynthia:
Your uncle writes me that ho met
you. You know that you arc quite
free to do as you chOose-but not
as my wife.
I've had quite enough OF this. You
can come home-or we can make
some other permanent arrangements
Let me know your choice.
JOHN
All the blood seemed TO recede
from my heart What did it mean ,
This did not sound like the John
I know What did he mean by per
mancrt arrangements But know. /
To 30 home-or divorce. And | love |
him. There have been times since .
our separation that / would have
given up all to be with him again.
Yet that way meant weakness.
Where would il lead? II I re
turned to Hiawatha there is moth
ing aAead. The pinchIng smauness
OF poverty and John growing more
and more cnreworn with his pro-
tossion and his homo 10 keen up.
had tried 20 work beside him
II had failed. 7 cannot ruin Johns
iuture This IS turning point in
our marriage Now n viii sink 10
med.ocrl@ Than which no bitter
failure is5w0rse or II viii rise be-
y'nd The commonplace hy my doing.
MY profession. my board interests
'he money | would bring should LIT
But II John takes this attitude?
Tom morrow--"The Knock.D
Copyright, i9iS, George Matthew Adarls)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-18
PunkUilLe Pdragrafs
Miss Gondola

Miss Gondola
Henstep was hos
tess at an enjoy
a bic society event
at her home on
Musket Ridge on
Thursday even
ing of this week.
The editor of the
Tidings was in
vited so that he
would give It a
big puff in the
paper.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-18

Ono result of this war will be that
no longer will the man call hls
sweetheart "hun" as term OF en-
dearment.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-18

The government Is to loan the
railways Si24,0OO.O0O TO tide them
over the troublous times. Nothing
Is said however, about helping the
travelling public TO pay the in
creased fares.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-18
PHONES.
Political Announcement.

I hereby announce my candidacy for The
office OF Judge Of the Superior Court Of
Tulsa county. subject TO the action OF the
Democratic primary. August q. 1918.
LEE DANIEL.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-18

The photographer that recently
set up for business at Bounding Bill
lows seems to be doing well, as he
has a camera that takes pictures
With the hair parted on the proper
6ld-