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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-09

even swallowed water. Cursed animal!
But you handed him some fine strokes
He'll come floating up in no time"
"And the boy?"
The father asked this question nervously
shaken, as if fearing the reply.
The boy was not on deck. Antonio dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-09

ming vigorously, while his companion low
cred sail.
He swan and swan, and his strength
nearly abandoned him when he discovered
that the object was an oar, lost from his
boat
When the waves bore him aloft, he raised
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-09

that he broke only the hook A little more
and we should have gone to the bottom"
"Let him be ?" shouted the owner. "The
devil! Do you know how much that fellow
is worth? This is no time for scruples
or fears. At him! At him!"
And directing the course of the vessel he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-09

hand listed, while the sea invaded half
the deck.
That tug threw down the crew. Antonio,
his hand wrenched from the wheel, felt
that he almost in the ocean; a creak
heard and the vessel recovered it's
normal POSITION The line had broken, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-09

haps this was the lone funny of which the
fishermen had spread report. 1t swan pow
erfully, but with q slight contraction of it's
strong tail; it went from one side of the
boat to the other, and no sooner did it
vanish than it reappeared.
Antonio Redeemed with excitement and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-09

A o'clock in the morning there
"a was q knock at the door of the
cabin.
~ UArtopiot Antoni0i"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27
Little Ben's Notebook

My cuzzin Sue came erround Ia
my house yestidday with n bag OF
pretzils me saying. Hello. Sue. how
you bin Wich | would OF sed, Hello
Sue, weather she had eny pretxiis or
not, ony l proberly wouldent OF sed
Hoy you bin. And pritty soon I sed
Ware did you get tho pretziis? and
she sed, Bawt them for 3 sents, they
would OF cost more than that II they
was fresh.
DO you wunt me to eat one and
tell you how fresh they are? | scd
and she sed, No. | wunt to play n
gamR with them, wunt to play
Feeding tho Starving Belgiums.
Wich we started to do. using n
chair for "A bote and putting the bap
OF pretzils on the -cet and starting
To push the botc erround the room
me making a noise like u steem bote
and Sue saying. Heer we come
starving Belgiums heer we come
don't starve yet.
Wich after we had did that a wtle
all OF sudden stopped pushing
the bote and sat down on II. saying
Ding u ling ling
Watts that? sed sue, and sed
Dinnir time for the sallers, sailers
eat pTttLlIS tNf ulnnlf. ana sue gave
me one and we started to play aHen
me stlll sounding like a steem bote
and Sue saying, Stnrvc slow. stnrv.
ing Belgiums, we're almost there
Wich we hadent hardly started
wen | sat down on the hote agen,
saying Dong "A long long. suppir
No fair. | wont 20 to H. they lest
had dinnir. sed Sue. Meening the
sallers and | sed Sailcrs eat one
mcel rite after tho other. that's wat
makes them 80 strong, and they have
sutch regular habits that they ca,
pretEils for every meel.
And Sue gave me another one
saying. | guess you don't care weather
the Rclgiums starvc or not, do YOU :
wouldeut wunt 60 see them all
starve, | sed, And we hadent hardly
started To push tho botc after the
Sailers had ate their Fupplr wen I
sat on II ngcn, saying Dung lunc
"A lung, hrekfist
Like fun. sed Sue And she took
tho bag and went down stairs. me
thinking, q we'll. they was pritty
stale WlCh they was
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27

never saw you work so incessantly.
As for Miss Selden here. and these
dear one kiddielums OF ours, they're
perfect dynamos! I wonder why we
can't keep II up for the rest OF our
lives. We should accomplish just
twice as mochl" G..
Sara Selden shook her head with
a wise smile. As a specialist In the
human machine she could answer
Edith authoritatively,
That's what we all ask ourselves
during a mad spurt," she said. "But
no human being can keep up this
sort OF thing. Lots OF them think
they can. It's the American way.
hut unless there is n good reserve OF
health and strength these spurb
can't be managed. Those who sduan-
derA-who try to spurt all the time
cannot speed up in times OF stress
We've got to have a reserve. when
this reserve Is used up we have to
stop and store up more. That's the
simple truth"
shes dead right" put In Ferrol
THE most valuable things in life are
developed in times of steady, normal
progress day-to-day life or
work and rest. But this outfit" he
added with grim laugh, has got to
squirt little longer-rjust I'LL the
books on the shop shelves! Then
rs us for holiday
But next morning n letter arrived
that released the family tension.
Ito be continued.)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27

IL willing to dispose ~ his scrub
stock ana put tho Investment Into
approved lines OF cattle
other features. It IL claimed. viii
be provided To prevent an inrush OF
siros just barely good enough 10 OBJ
tain registry so That the spirit, ns
well as the letter. Of The Jaw may be
carried out THIS may be- difficult
To specify, but II seems worth trying
The office ~ created OF state super
vlsors OF pure bred cattle, whore
duties It thall bc 10 afford protcc-
ton 10 men buying registered bulls
under the provisions of this nct. and
penalties are prescribed for violation
This proposal In perhaps not us COM
prehcnsiye as was expected. but It
appears TO be an effort to accom-
pllsh u very desirable object and for
that reason It should have tn" favor
able consideration Of our lawmakers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27
ELIMINATION OF sCuvps

The world does not claim to be
live stock expert or II Judge OF tho
details Of stock raising. but It ls con
WINGED that the campaign to climi-
nate scrub stock from the state and
make the culture OF pure e-bred stock
universal Is a step In the right al
rection. Just how FAR we should 30
in the direction OF enforced reform
is a question that might be argued
but as a matter OF general principle,
The world Is Interested in the bin
now before the legislature cham
pioned by Senator Tucker This bill
in addition to other features, in
wolves tho appropriation OF Se5,UOo
from which money may he borrowed
by stock raisers to aid In the pur-
chase OF pure-bred bulls The scrub
is declared nuisance and al tho
expiration OF five years must be in.
termed In enclosures six feet high and
OF specified construction.
Amendments, It is expected. Will
be made In the house that are calcu.
lated TO add materially to the pro.
visions of the proposed act by the
additional appropriation of n large
sum from which the owners of scrub
bulls will be paid the difference be-.
tween the market price and 10 cent,
a pound provided the sum so realized
viii be applied towards the purchas,
of pure-bred sires In other words
Il 10 prcpe-~A tn hcln the owner who
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27
SEES QUICK END TO RED
REGIME OF RUSS LEADERS

LONDON, Feb. 6.--Premier Le-
nine and war Minister Trotzky and
their higher officials OF the soviet
government know that the game is
up, but do not know how to get oul
OF II or what to do" Is the belief
expressed by II. V. Keeling. an Eng.
lish trade unionist, In an interview
in the Westm inster Gazette. He re-
Gently arrived In England from Rus.
IA. where he spent five years In close
contact with the Russian working
classes.
Mr.. Keeling. who frankly admits
that he was first attracted by bolshe.
Wiki ideas, says that bolshevism In its
present phase In nothing less than q
starvation conspiracy" He believes
that when Lenine and Trotzky show
the slightest sign OF weakening they
will be done for. As a result. ne
said, they simply go ahead working
their machine round and round and
grinding out anybody they think is
dangerous"
"On one side" he continued. ARE
millions OF people too absorbed with
the thought OF how to get food for
themselves. their wives and children
to think OF anything beyond tho
moment and are too exhausted to
resist. and on the other favored
few, relatively well fed, and pre-
pared for any violence and cruelty
to save themselves from losing their
privileges and slipping into the
vortex OF famine"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27
GOOD ROADS EPIDEMIC.

Oklahoma In not alone In planning
great things In the way OF road.
making. Since Illinois and Penhsyi-
vania pointed the way to comprehen-
sive statewide permanent road sys-
tens at their elections last Novem-
ber, several other states have begun
TO SEQ q great light and are falling
over each other to get into the game.
As soon ~ our soldiers get back from
France. whore they found the mud
diest country on earth made habi-
table and enjoyable by a system of
unlmpeaohAble highways, the senu-
mont for msnding the years OF short
sighted neglect in America Is going
to be Irresistible.
February 4 the Minnesota ieglsla-
ture decided to submit a SEQ. 600, 900
bond Issue for paved highway con
struction. A joint ana concurren,
resolutioa In the Missouri legislature
proposes 10 submit a constitu tional
amendment authorizing the issuance
OF state bonds up to $50, 900. 900 for
the purpose Of building a system OF
memorial highway" or course
this means an increase In the tax
levy. but the conviction IL growing
rapidly that the money spent In a
good and profitable investment. In
Wisconsin n legislative committee In
framing legislation that will permit
the extension of the state debt limit
30 that money can be raised to carry
on highway improvements involving
an expenditure OF $50, ,ooo. 900. Tho
present law puts the limit OF state
liability at 100000 and prevents
many internal improvements and
other desirable things which the
state needs
These S.e several OF the most
noteworthy Instances OF highway i'm
provement sentiment that have de-
veloped during the past few weeks,
They indicate that one OF the les
sons Of the war has been driven
home. when Oklahoma puts over
her great road scheme. and the re-
turning soldiers get chance to have
their Influence felt, we may expect
a much greater nationwide interest
In this important reform. Ameri-
cans, the most progressive people In
tho world. have too long been guilty
of gross neglect In one OF the most
important particulars. for civilization
and prosperity follow the establish
ment OF roads that are in good con
diuon all the year round.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27
LIVE STOCK men WILL
BANQUET AT CAPITAL

Oklahoma newspaper men. county
demonstration agents, members OF
county breeders associations and all
men Interested In the Improvement
of the states livestock industry are
invited TO attend the banquet OF the
Southwest American Livestock show
at the Skirvin hotel, Oklahoma city.
on Wednesday evening, March 8.
It is expected the occasion Will
be the most important event of Its
kind ever held In the state. and that
besides an evening OF entertainment
will afford a big boost to the slogan.
better livestock for Oklahoma" :"
President Il. NJ. aault of the show
assoc ton reports that there will be
400 head OF cattle OF the different
breeds Judged during the week Of
March al. and that the event Will
afford an excellent opportunity to
study all types OF beef cattle. swine
and sheep.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27
Oklahoma Outbursts

| Alfna M.pt.,.h..I 4 h,
-
/ 'crHHloh overheard In hot"l lobby
whteh hrOuhos rusplcion that there
are unions. beside lntor unionA " hos,
,,,,,,b..... .,.....,.,.,
ICY go eht says one Don
want 10 eat" thp other replied
Irolh"r, lets go eat Don
"hhtcr eat why should 20 ear
AMI hungry well. Insisted tn,
lnther, - amt hungry nuther, bu
ltb o CLOCK
!
| " sometimes happens when "A man
gets INTO iroubl" "A wife will appear
To help him out. but It is unuruu
on going 10 tho limit, as Happened In
pklHhoma city tn" other day when
W ~ Sh"n was arrested on IA charge
| or stealing an auto truck.
sensational Item from the Viuta
llaily journal: Deputy 4. 4 Mar.
shaI fulIy SMART searched the grin
OF cnlored man who got Off the
fYer Yesterday but found nothing
-
- """i'i ~ '"hhIllR an "UoTt 10
gc' mo Oklahoma Clty's class as an
on STOCK promotion town The EN
oti"r rev oil leases as Dollar Day
bargains
-
young man connected with tho
'hWheo NaQonhl bank, who expects
soon To be be"dlSchargcd from &C.. o
!, s. was noticed In Tulsa one dag
lh's week trying to locate u store
'hht dehls IN chevfona with stripe,
on mem lie said II was necessary
for me young men at home to wear
something IKE that In order TO meet
competition from those birds com
lhs pack from the battle fronts
-
IL looks ms II the old men were
planning to capture control OF the
young mems league Of democratic
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27
SOUTHERN PACIFIC GETS
At MILLION COMPENSATION

WAStlINGTON, Feb. 90 6--I n q
southern Pacific system will receive
hi95a.OOO standard compensation
from the government under con.
tract signed today by Director Gen
eral Hines This covers the subs q D.
aries. Arizona Eastern Houston &
Texas Central, Galveston. Harrishurc
\ san Antonio, Houston l;as, n
West Texas. Houston \ Shreveport,
Morgnu's Louisiana 6 Texas Rail-
road 4 Steamship company, Louis.
ana Western, Lake charles & North
crn. iberia & Vcrmillion and Texas
4 New Orleans
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27
4 MENACE no THE SCHOOLS.

Doctor ClhStun, federal education
I commissioner iH sponsor for u cam.
pnign to place The minimum OF
teachers salaries at 1880, This
amount IN all conscience Ia small
enough. II would take "A very poor
that II In true. however, that /,
II true. however. that teachers sal.
aries have not kept pace with tho
increases IN other lines. not To speak
OF being any way near adequate to
their needs or their worth. There
are places IN this country yet whore
teacher will be hired more because
he offers to work cheap rather than
IN view Of his ability 10 do the work
properly The only trouble with a
minimum Is that II generally works
To prevent "a very good man from
being paid what he earns. although
It does protect the inferior man from
being starved out by pcnurlous di-
rectors. For all that. II is better to
set minimum than allow things TO
20 on as they have.
II In only by large increases in
pay that we may hope TO lmproye
our schools nppresiably. stIngy in
creases will not avail. for the best
men and women in tho profession
aro beins forced TO find more remu-
nera,lve occupatlons and leaving the
educational field 10 be filled by sec,
ond and third olass talent Their
salnrie. are bigger ,ban ,hev ware n
fev wears aeo. I'm, the rails, has NOT
be.n within boII,np dIstanco OF tho
hIrher cost az living while tho
necesslties of III, have zone nm from
30 10 over 100 per cent teachers,
aalerIes have only risen about 10 per
cent ~ We wish IN kee, the hest
,nlsnt employed In ieaohlnu our
Young people we must do batter
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27

NEW YORK. Feb, 20 Messares
from the chamber ot commerce OF
rcking and shanghai. representing
all the commercial organs OF China
supporting President Wilson's efforts
In behalf OF "a league of nations. we're
made public here today by the cham
Der OF commerce of the state OF New
York after copies had been for
vardCd to the president
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27
pritish Food ,op,rrI r,,.

LONDON, Fob 20 "GcOTrp III
Roberts. food controller. announced
today that government control In
Great Britain ~ prices and of dis.
irihuton of imported bacon. hams
nnd lard would hc suspended from
March 3l. This decision does moi
affect bacon. hams and Lard IN IN,
United Kingdom
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27

The Chicago News believes the
way to solve the farm labor short
age Is TO make farm life attractive.
That's Just the difficulty. Tho only
time the average town man finds
farm life attractive 10 on tho days
when the farmers wife serves back
bone and sparcribs, fried chicken,
fresh homegrown butter and new
laid eggs between the time crops are
laid by and hay harvest begins,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27

From the way things are going
nowadays, says the Kansas city Star,
we might as well begin buying the
little boys dolls to play with. and
then go about patting the little girls
on the head and asking them what
they're going to he when they grow
up.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27
wallace Formally Named.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2s.-Hugh
Campbell Wallace OF Tacoma. wash,
was nominated by President Wilson
today to be American ambassador to
France to succeed Ambassador
Sharp.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27

You must admit. observes tho
Kansas City star. that It's pretty
hard TO pick any flaws In the war
departments preparations for its
own defense after the war,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27

gradually very corrupt great work, there
fore the stamping OF dishonesty, and htS work
did thoroughly far the ridiculous bipartisan
law under which the department was administered
would permit. But anxious that while stamp.
ing what evil the force should keep ara
improve what good. While warring on dishonesty
made every effort to Increase efficiency. II mas
unfortunately shown by sad experience that at
times police organization which IL free from the talnt
corruption yet show Itself weak In some great
crisis or unable with the dangerous KINDS
OF criminals. This determined to prevent
our efforts crowned with entire success. The
Improvement IN the efficiency Of the force went hand In
hand with the Improvement in It's honesty. The men
In uniform and the men In plain cothcs-the detectives
LII cfnrnn Tho nGgreEALn OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27


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ss %%i ; i ,S:
protest we steadily the had marked
but, isSS in FSruS q. M ss7 @ 'nfs re,
Judge who charged the OF York county able to CON
r @ G sort Th decrease s,gGHy % during ] nS two & ys' s PT @
before protecting c and putting down crime and
anon" @ @ ] s' On % a s4s %9s re ptss @ @ a
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happened
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politics when
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27

'hickasha Is making an effort Ia
get into Oklahoma Cltys class az an
OIL stock promotion town The EX.
press suggests that the business men
Offer a few oil leases as Dollar Day
bargains.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-07
Nation Wide Tributes Paid
To america s Great Citizen

Cont"70ed from preceding poge
New-York tribune., 1919-01-07
Smith Orders
States Flags
At Half Staff
Governor Issues ProcIama-
tion, Paying High Tribute
to the Former President
Stof Correspondence

Stof Correspondence
ALBANY. Jan. 6.-The flags on al
pubic buildings of the state were or
dered at hal fmast in honor to Colone'
theodore Roosevelt in the first proc!a
nation issued by Governor Smith. The
flags are not TO be flown otherwise
until after the final obsequies. The
proclamation, which was made public
to- o-night, follows:
PROCLAMATION
State Of New York. Executive Chamber
Albany, Jan. G, 1919.
neodore Roosevelt, q distinguished
cltzen of this state and known
throughout the world, is dead.
formcrly Governor Of New York
state later Vice President and then
President Of the nation. we should
unite in appropriate marks Of re
Spect to the memory Of one who for
so manN years was a leading figure
n all things which had to do with
he welfare Of the nation.
1t is proper that official recoeni-
'lon of the loss OF one of our native
sons Of so much prominence be Gt-
tlnglY expressed in a manner due
20 the character and services Of tie
deceased
Now. therefore I, Alfred T.. smith
Governor Of the State Of New York
do hereby order the flag placed at
half mast on all public buildings of
the state until after the final OBJ
sequies.
Given under my hand and the
privy seal of the state at the Capitol
IN the city of Albany this sixth day
Of January in the year Of our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and nine
Teen.
ALFRED T. SMITH. Governor.
Thaddeus c. Sweet. Speaker of tn.
Assembly, the only legislative leade,
here to-day, said there was likelihood
of the Legislature. when ii meet:
W ednesday night, adjourning after it i.
called to order in memory Ct Colcne
Roosevelt
Governor Smith and Speaker Swee
mad conference. at which this was dis
cussed, as we'll as the feasibility Of tn,
Legislature going in body TO Ovstel
Bay to attend the funeral service.
lho Governor, distinguished jurist,
and other state officials here expressed
their regret on hearing the news. Gov
ciHoI 'oinliH speaking IN his Ofiic a
capacity. said:
The people of the State of New Yorl
learn with the deepest regret Of the
death Of one Of our most DISTINGUISHED
Theodore Roosevelt. onetim,
Governor Of this state and President o.
the United States. He was for wears :
leading figure. not only in this country
but throughout the world.
"The record of his illuStrious service
Will stand while the state lasts. Tn,
people in all walks of life extend TO hi,
bcreaved family their sincere and heart
tclt sympathy and take comfort in the
belief that Divine Providence make,
all things even and solves for Lhe ius.