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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09
WASH TWr STREETS.

Some few weeks ago The world
suggested n thorough washing NJ the
streets ~ Tulsa. but 80 far tho idea
does not appear 10 have appealed TO
the city officials We believe n the
streets were once Thoroughly washed
the Improvement would he 80
marked that II would become "A fixed
custom.
In order TO impress this idea upon
tho city officials nnd the public OF
Tulsa. We supplement the expires
slonr OF those more qualified &C.
Judge ~ tho benefits 20 hc derived
from II sanitary point of view
The Literary Digest of January I
says TO dry.clcan \ dirty street
with scrapsrs and hrooms II NO
more satisfactory than to- rph the
body with u dry cloth ~ substitute
for u bath washing ~ the true
method OF ridding ~ surface - nm.
desirable matter, whether nat vur.
face IL the skin Of ones face cor rh'
pavement OF u thorouHhfarr
An editorial writer IN Eng
neerlng and Conirarting adti.r
managers Of watetworks plants huN
they may cooperate with those In
: charge 81 street cleaning and then
adds
And by cleaner Strccis W. DO
not mean streets free only ~ visi
bile dirt. but streets free ~ the I'm.
visible microbes that ride upon ths
finest grains OF dust water. the
great cleanser should he applied
dsily In large quantities To all bust
ness streets. and at frequent inter
Vais 90 AN paved residence street
The germ laden dust should be
flushed ipto the sewers before 1t can
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09
The Wife.
CHAPTER CNNVI

What nrian had said in his letter
about Moluc KING made no i'm.
PRECISION un Ruth at the time
There was a sinister meaning. to
her, In the message concerning HE
rhum II was uminnus ur seemed
81 to her that he should Hy IN had
made arrangements fot her to know
In ease he was hurt Perhaps he
had already been wounded she
thousht AMI the letter Wts simply
To- prepare hrr
Ito had 4uii he was - Is and low
lur het That part ~ h's letter gtNy
inv although she mIsiIusird hIs ~
Is l'ut mat he Hlld h' was loV.
iug her thtlllei her aud she pressed
hcr ups to the WoI II. Hs ,he mur.
INJURED hrt love fur him
Then after iuN or two ~
anxious waiting came another Icf
ter The reply to the one rhr had
written telling ~ her hoy their SON.
buce more her hand. tr'wh.rd hs
she opened the rnvclopr I'm her hast
once more hcr ewes diuuuci rs she
rrnd vet th~ time with hippy trp,,
lluan htd written
"tcrr wife S,tipriN Nrl dn / '.ni.
~, what ,.i have written t'hruyh
have i,tt Npuf door tff,r htf a
ioy'n 'u't lach tu, 'hr new. -
contains seems more Wnnicrfui
m"fe sweet \ui Co. il'uk Nuu we're
alone Alone ~ tiwc whom YOU
porIrpa Wtft.i. ~ Nuu Nl NOT rypl
me- wnrc uh,u r,rr before frr'
,hot"i win rftIliHio 'n,' Won ,iuc
'h'uurh pfr'y bul ih'f Nnu hlNr
th" ,hd to c'Ufort Nuu Siuuli
nr''hu. hrp'u 90 rIr
NNt 'hr There Ia rn.uE 'n' not
nov htN, =. |HoK utf far myself
so tlIl I WNN ,uWr back go Nnu tud
nur snr TOW strange u sr"uI, u.
wos' hpri of h"Nrf 'h'' am father
POO a tll.s I must rvhn,, uNsof
.veI better than ever have con.
sIicrci nt a. necessary llr must
Nt,e %, hnh example for dsd You
e,N be looks Iky mo- Inoi 'Ntr
chan Nhru No mai so handsome =
wuthri ~ f. shame 'u inflir' hw
vIih copy ~ IVY ph.y Vet otuf
help heing q little glad ihst Ii a. -o
ana that Nou wtll Nav something 'o
.onwnntly remind you ot me Kiss
him fnt me not once hui ps Hf'rr
49, YOU do tut Nnurvrlf ,Np. bee
sure then that No a. Eeti'ng his share
from me
|. 4 am more glad than ,tu ~
ptess Nufh dear 'ltf NuUf aunt
could he with you n was vor, ~ cot
and unscltish 10 lot mr 80 without
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09

profits on lluuAhHa copper ana
hut" 10 wts worth only What he bat
paid lot ~. II had fallen from @ "
~ lu one day II = ttIl uuS more
o. would mean thal ila painfully
gpthuel lu,c hhuk reserve wuuli
shrinN, shrink Dat" he h"id ou 4"
he sto'k and t~S his iamNJ D
rainy dsy savings
THAT'S entirely 40 a. NOu, Fer
iul lHhhp replied to hln nervous
questioning y ,tt.t tsNr the ir.
tppuslhlhlb ~ adyiaing Suu nov as
| did whom | was sure bonanza
copper was goluE up | don't Know
what's behind thp d0wn~ati move
Hrnl but I'm gong to hold On to-
my own shares OF IA" stuff
WIN feeling ~ experiencing hs
tirs, earthquake. F.frut gathered h q
strength ,nd pretended hc felt
steady
"Ail nsht I'm vain you, hc said,
nntNuusN
nui Edlth. when he came homo
that eNrniR. saw something had
shocked hlm Eho hti unpleasant
proof uf II IN he FIRST words
"Edic. ! Ru,sH Ned better go
back 90 the Old arrangement lac
,s,ii 4 mean. l'll r,D nll The house
utlls nv q" u
fou mean I'm not to you're
tthing hn,k lhc allow Nou give
me-" shc filtrroi. her heart slnk.
tns
VOL Nrs that il'l thluRr
get bach 10 Nher" they were lie
f,lt a certain irritation thht Edith
should regard hor own discomfort
before nHRlug the reason for hi-
nnnnnEa copper has dropped To
H.fft
INT but JIck dear Eiith s
eyes we're vile Shc was c0utur"dh
irving to figure nui why IN" IAN ~
tonNnEa copper should ron her ~
m. boon thrt was after all. based
on Jacks salary. not on MS STOCK
profits Jack us got nothing to
10 w'ih.
F,frol glHred l,ammlng h't
hands nto his pprkcis h" started iu
It,r the room lie vaS greatly
worried 80 was Edith bat Tor once
She was more determined than SYM
pathetic Something IN her brain
stiffcued
John she said returning ih"
glare with a steady gaze, 'you must
40 on giving me the allowance
To hr continued
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09

Early In the struggle which has
t,ipt como to n halt The world made
tho assertion that tho chief problem
of assln,ilatins the various races
that mako up our population and
welding them all into one citizenship
In spirit as we'll as In form, was moi
20 much dependent upon the en-
forcsmert Of one language on all
citisens a. II was that the mental
viewpoint must undergo u change
A. a man thinks. 80 In he lie may
live In Amsrioa, he may salute the
stars ana Stripes, he may he out
wardly loyal. yet unlrss he has nc.
auired the American method of
thinking he 10 Stiil a potential alien
he Ia stili a fit subject for ths de
signing dsmsGoG This In tho
greatest difficulty IN getting tho
melting pot To DO i,s work thor
ouGhiy. Ito IL still only half Ameri.
canissd as long M he ciins- to the
traditions ana manner OF thinking
that he brought with him acros. the
ocean,
Tho ssme thing holds good with
the German people In this emer
genry We see them claiming the
livery ~ democracy and trying to
WORKOUT something that looks like
populsr government I, Ia NO, nee.
essary to question their sincerity
They may he over So honest. hut
they do not know how To gn about
the reformation The old traditions
~ the iiohenHollerns have been 80
long drilled into thsir consciousness
that they stumble ana stuttsr at the
pathway and language ~ frecdom
The kaiser IL obsolete, the forns ot
military oppression apparently
robbed Of their Influence. hut thcrc
yet remains tho tendency to think
In the German way The same ideas
DO not mean ihs same to them that
they do To peopler already free They
have y-, 10 learn how TO think nkc
a democracy ana ntll they DO
there will he little reliance to- hr
placed upon their efforts To- reform
tho government t'nril they com
prehend this shortromiug ana real.
lac the fu,lll'y ~ depending on tho
rnbid forces Of discomfort aH the
only barrier between thcm ana re-.
turn to autocrncN. they are Ions
ways from achieving stable and
secure democracy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09

In selecting official Cnlors Tor the
mira annual Tulsa automobile show,
which is to be held IN the Ford lui.
Nersal building on Nurth Main street
February 3. 4 Z and a. the commit
to" Kicked the Cut.Off wide open,
naming the loudeHt color Cumhiuh-
ton u could find. Orange and put
pie are 10 he the colurs ami an Of
fcial ~ the show yesterday sounded
warning that Tulsa merchants
would do well 10 stock up on thrs"
culors without delay
spaces Tor exhibitors hotel ac.
communications for Of.tOwr Nl-.
itors and decorations Tor the oNhi.
bitlun building Itself are some ~ the
important th.ngs shat are keeping
officials busy now ln preparing foi
The annual automobile show whlrn
win be held In Tulsa the first wc"N
In February The show will be hrld
In the Ford Universal plant a. Main
and Cameron streets ami this conn
mollOuz structure viii be- rnuirN
a. the dspoIl ~ the dual"rs' ds.
Sociation here which organization ,s
fostering the exposition d.
The arranging Of spaces Tor tho
various exhibits viii mean an ~.
pendiurc OF much effort. iu view n
the fact that every ngenrS .n Tulsa
will be represented and vii b" hti.
toned In such "a way thar each ,tt
viii bo cunspicuousl shown. THIS
feature Of the exhibit * expected To-
be- one ~ the most stressed. a., auto
men here complain that they have
attended eastern shows where dis
elimination Wa shown
Plans are lclus made to accom-
mudatc thousands ~ visitors dur.
ing the show This IN deemed ncr"s-
snry from IN" number of queries that
are arriving daily from all sections
~ the stat" and other portions NJ
the southwest \ large humber ~
motor enthusiasts are expected To-
drive through the country In their
own cars and these cars will hc
taken care ot too, n In understood.
The decoration - the building Will
I've left In the hands OF n committee
which will spar" no expense In con-
N"tting the mammoth assembly
room into Nertabl" fniryltnd ~
blossoms ana cverErcens SmilaN
ferns. chry nuihemums. carnations
ana roses Will go To- make up the
mural backgrounds while howers OF
various pottcd plants and Hhrubhery
viii h" arranged IN the various
booths.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09

''u" short uuv Jtily appearing iu
mat .'d'i interesting section ~ q
nov Hiur"t no" financial page. had
suddenly become goo trifpi ~" most
'7 mailing u'm iu the whole paper.
~" hutv tn "a" inmate when tho
INST Nhll street 'i lions appeared
100 the Slunif ~, Turned at onrS To-
utH Gu"uiinuH am hrraihio~sly
looked Tor 'llpuauaN Copper l.
NhH ''r iry rIru'ItI- after these
80 "Hids inHi fascinated totTol
l'rb point tud f'a,tiun ~ q
ppnl ih's' u.tru"rbls shuWcd above
ibr ptIU" a. whi'h he huught
I."ihntt copper .iruk meant m
f''"'d Joy 10 tho cspr'ts,on uu his
lh." 49, h' read the item FOR DAYS
81 'rmNh"i ~ - lie had almost
i''tIrd hiH Investment ilr had al
'.ad} h"'umr need lu ~, sunshine
~ prosperity ~ vii Ga the littls
hutuvraiS stood aH symhuI- ms wife
'lH uIdf'n all -milri ana btHk "d
Doc i' Ih"y were an becoming a,.
'l'hfi"d 90 iiH WHfuih
Then one ity. when h, had gruVu
IN"d Z" t''Irs y after iluuIuka
"ppor his startled .yra saw only
iu" uuu"ral q Frightened. f,rtul
ih"uElu he had read thr wrong liue
Nr II read
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09
Happiness Brings Us
Comfort When Fortune
and Success Both Fail


lh' Guy "t hAprlh'" wv
'"pl"I OF mo st"'' OF NUM- ...
'n" may nhNr l'"t n"u ms .'"'u,l
i'"n' N'uue'lll' N'.'"i
,ansht the rlth OF l"nT'"n,
Nhlpph 9" ~ ll' XIV
P'"% uutlnH 'h' ttN' pH'' VI Wv
W"'H IN Sn"~ ptvnN'IN nv W
nc per' rNc'n"r .na' .,a, ,'na
"'n ~ VI" 'h""''If "'"' '"'H''e
"hpP nv"
~ was ~ IN" $40" NhoP w
me 'ha, 'n" s'nrN w" 'n'''n'
ana the Thoe Hale~inan hho mum
or' or "yles OF SHOES thn' u" "''
''t'i 70 ms customer ,..-..
~" oi'"tru nor totIuho' WY
popumr sve. pn' th' ."s,0,ner
WIS hrrhld " woulih llN sue
yes" tpb"al"d 10 lhc customer nu,
N INV" w" ''''""H''p "'"''
"',',r -,.., .,,
happlhe~ was IN" very thlns
IN" WsnIeu' put ,hr r"'"''h"n SOU
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09
NEW LIST OF FRENCH
WAR ORPHANS RECEIVED

\pm"a ~ a. r'herir4a French
rhilirru who uN" IN NlSncc France.
were received iN brrl Y Ipp.
chairman ~ the committee Tor ndop.
tHn Yesterday morning
Thr.r children live IN that pot
uuu ~ Fnr,c where great part
~ ih' European war was vlged and
lu woJ 'us,an,os have hecu mad"
t,.'i'lie ~ practically cvcrv'hinE
'h,, h1,, even suffering The ln~ ~
'n,ir fathers INerv nam" that an.
Irtr. iu 'luS list ls that ~ "a Frruch
rt'nctl,vs Dhlld ~ me- rhlh can be-
received into No organization NhuHr
r'hrr .a living Thr rct' rrhtiug
~ ti.r W. Is ~ IN end nut duri0g
"a, r',ur.'.I,fltN pcriod i' is roinV
ro nc p veal prunl,m to care fni Those
.hI'ir"r y me American urnpi, -
lowe, ,in NOT rrsuuri l". Nv tui t'.
',Nl.A. NI, aufforiur ~ these uh'.
dt.1 N. Iior'iur 'hcm ana prove 4
ms tHi tleIi future.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09
Horoscope
Thursday Janunry y. 1919.

tcopyriGht 1917 by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate
Although tbs IN not an important
day In planetary direction II should
he fairly fortunate. Uranus rules
strongly for good
itespect for youth, long predicted.
will b" demonstrated In many ways
that will mark 1919 ar II year start
INK new era,
There " a sign forecaAtlnE changes
In fashions aH we'll as customs Men
will adopt many odd models 1, =
foretold, and wumen will have q
tendency toward extreme lavishnars
and cstruNasnnce In drc~
The health should he Aafrguarded
with extraordinary care during the
next few months Nervous iIrorders
may be- exceedingly prevalent
ieraon- whose hlrthday II IL have
tho ausury " travel and change
The young will court aud marry
Children born on this day are ke
N ~ he steady and truHtwurthN
These subjects ~ Capricorn are
usually nffectloultr and romantic
tCopyr,sh, 1878 ~, The Mcclure Ssv,
paper SYndioa,el
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09


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" d'''.''t hI"h '.'.'
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''"''h ne H"I'' ''''' '''''''' 90
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'h"''' h'''' ''N "'..'
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''"' "h'' " ~ ''N ''.. W.
'ni W" waste "t N".'r .f "'''''' wv
ana "'h''"'H'. To- ALSO ''' '''' "
"h'"ur"s" ''" '"h""''b'.'" ~ h'"''
"'''' ''f f''I'''' u''| ''' wv
garden ''tir'''"n ..' gov '''''
."nHunr'i"n ~ N'''' .h".'.' nov w
hiH uI'In'i' goal Pogo '''''' ."
hisi p't ''rNh o." may '' ~
tain"i Nf''r eliminating "II "''''.
l'r Y y lewiston ~ N'' WON
cisco I''"niy ~r"i" tn" 'h'"n''"
NJ hiH 'i't ''l'nt n''"n'l"n v" "h''
u" terms unSnshrd "n' t''h'
N'f"r'r ~ Fan FRANCIS Nh'' h'
"nNs ~ fan it'h.l .l''" II equally nr
ullcNhl" in Thl~' anh many "'h"
cities
L.. 4. Il
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09

carving the anxiety certainly
shoul' nave had. " ! had known of
what was to come to you To thirk
that oven ~ the last, you kept up
so hruvelv With such u secret
Ruth laid the letter IN her lap FOR
moment ana her cN"s took ou u re-.
Irrespective look She had not been
brave ah. had not been unss,Ifish
Vet after all n would do no harm 10
let HIRAM think sol II might do good
she thought aR she remembered
with Just touch ~ bitterness that
iiriun had spent that last hour with
Nollie King nut she could not long
feel bitter with his letter before her
the nearost love letter he had
written since thrir mHrringe The let
teas she had received when away on
| her business trips had never been
more than cold little notes. breathing
~ every iine his disaprroval Ana
since h. had hcen overseas the few
he had sent her had been fllled with
talk ~ war. the strange country and
Mollie King Finally with a little
twisted smile she resumed her read
Iinr
81 shaI, nrh, all tho better nil the
harder hecaus. nf him The sooner
can dome hack and make his ac-
duAintRnce so YOU may he sure !
shall 10 cunning Tor them In earnest
that isn't intended asa Joke
II told Nollie about the hoy, and
she wns delighted Really. | don't
know wha, should have done. had
| I not hoen able to tell some one
somr woman she asked many uues
,idns and wanted To he remembered
10 YOU Che tcas"d me u llttl" h"
cause | acted ~ proud and happy
She Ia still working day and night
and as I wrote you the soldiers adore
her
well, must stop and sn 10 chow
~ ,imor n becomes the most I'm
/ porttut thing We have To do And lbs
the wav ruth while our cooks ar"n. I
uulte IN NHchrrs class we are Ted
very welt indeed lncl" Sans men
| haven't any Kicks coming Good hNc
little mothor wish | might So" YOU
tonight nnd tell YOU .show happy I
lam. aud many other things | don't
really care To- have censor read -
even n he In n good fellow Loving
| ly nr,Ln"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09
City Briefs
Ar rulHA rurArEns TODAY,

At TULHA THEATEhs TO-DAY
utuNbWiN ~ jus. compa1y IN
lNrREsr 100, II u Gallagher and
r,i tii,s KoUsJ Your other act' ..
DRNNp r~ad White n 'u'sf tho iii'"
tu he r"of liouss
ttLACt- tnid ienne't In Nv" sou
NNIisrtc urop w.ts.n 10 And q
rfN ~ra Noi,s
glALTo Soun. T.lp.ds' in The
1rRNSb louise uun IN The sea
N.if
WONDERLAND Rpby Darby srd her
i,as Tine Revue
" y ROnlSsOT M Hotel Tulsa
writes he Will hc iu Tulsa sunday or
Monday to remain some time
u. T. MARSHALL. assistant city
attorney, IN back on his desk after a
ti,K rpch.
NONII SPARKS uf Tulsa and Miss
IIbii.. karucH ~ l,lgheart we're
mnrr,i YESTERDAY afternoon by Jus.
fi,r ~ ~, i'"ice y q MnNey at his
off,r iu he cuurthuuHc.
CpI NTN ASSESSOR " = Hooker
and his ,I.rf deputy. Iro T. QUINN,
N"uf to bn hhoma CITY ycs.terdhy 20
attend A meeting ot the county ~.
r.,. o. ~ the state. They Will rc.
turn saturday
IUtsfp officials are expected Ia
N.a|t Tulsa at an early date i---
4.hlv urNt week. At which time u
conference With city officials In
p.uuoi NhNor Hubbard says he
h,p,s 10 talk union station when he
-rfs tp them.
ASSISTANT postmaster u "
Johnson W.ts called 10 Haskell yes
irrda, hy ih" death ~ hia sister
Nig Lena Howell Her lody was
brought tu the city last nhht, and
snr NilI be- Inferred In the Oaklawn
cemetery
WIVES THE Tulsa National
Gutrd company goes 10 Oklahoma
rIt, newt week tu take part In the
tuaugurnh ceremonies Of Governor
ltubertson. II viii hc ,ngg"d uut IN
new uNrrcoats Major James A Bell
announced AestordaY that Utcrcont u
finally had been received
1.
"NEVEU SAW business pick mp
around hotel ao soon after January
I as T. dii h-ir this year" said "
e. liurg. chief clerk at Hotel Tuslh
Il -ually We expect slump until
about January 10. but this month u
was different. Tho T'l lsa IA doing n
capacity business
AT THE REGULAR meeting of
tho executive committee NJ Tulsa
tI..I t.HNl.FItA ulteTnVun L.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09

New York has organized an Off.
ca, committee Of which Mr.. Hears,
IL - member and an unofficial com
mittse composed Of those who refuse
TO serve with Mr.. Hearst. to wei.
comN the soldiers hons, The col.
diers Will be allowed TO select the
committee they desire TO welcome
them. hut they will probably take
more delight In standing In no
mans land and watching the estra
policemen keep the two committees
IN their respective trenches
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09

A. this late day william jennings
planning why he left the cabinet In
the interest Of a tranauiiissd feslina
which We are trying To foster II IA
hoped Mr.. Brysn's explanation h
not different from that which the
publio has generally accepted a.
true. OF course. n h" wishes to sa,
that he resigned because the als,
wss no, sufficient we move 10 Ia,
the book on the table
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09

bul-i't.u. 10, o. sI.., .
lh' - t.IH't f.I.., - Hu'' ,l'
H"'i.e - rHos' h., reputation .y'u
lfupH-
Tho rf'~.ii'ut ,.It uIS tYIfur- pi
Man, h'sf'r mat l',.r rtut"tt Wri"
d'ilEhthib fIHNH. puuulI'e 'f...
~ ~ i'put Stan hester Ds H '.''
trads uoaf
~ amy ri, from rrr."ri iui.
r"un ~ ,pUuuf h' changed 'niI
Judge N.l.uua pulIs aus lr.uInH..
'uNIulH rhorr Nuu upu ioI h.n .,p
ruIuIiu'nt llO ben u'i President
williamson. ~ tur uJu" wrF'rs
union, ip futa,I I'
\ lr'" : soar uiI NIst..', u.s
wuH uut rid ~ Win h'I uu. To- 'I'
bth"i uty Fudiuuil ut, r,. iIu"l
y ukl' h eat, uIuE iU' flN " NhaI
iutltt ,uu tHrN 200 uHrrd boz
HusIuls relative "ii~-nuv, hHr %
.r,nt boo my hR r,p.rd ih. uiar
maiden
Governor william" hta NV al
vHuitt' Tor the urN' Nr't ~ hr 10
ho'h rutrruuf ana frt,rl lIir' fpi
ih' time hrug ho ,tu u .nHf' r'
'hl'iiruui u'mhr'- ~ the legislature
refus" To- ,uutrw hH Apprentices
huli lhtm IN contempt - 'nufI
Nu iusurrr' is tHuu' fec break
out ~ NuHtuVrr Tb, Wuu'u uIt
frlE"ttr- down there threaten tn do .
fest tho hund i,su" fut Improved
water WORKS. frr d,ppriN'ul aud
IA Z rnHrgriuonis unless buud issue
Tor ~ hnul "Ntrusluu s ,lsu .,hui'i'd
M wtiouH hnlt iu The plants ls an.
tlCipttvd na thrr" ls rulhing thu"
MuEh ngce people would r'hrt- DO
than issue houd- aud fhr more op.
purl'iun IA" b"ttrr ih', are mti-
fled
t"v i Is Thumpaun - -kogee
pr"n' hrh - Attwuu l,st sunday a.
which he stated thu Tui0 tui Dtln
houa NtJ ware ,lrhn'r cities accord
ins - his standard iupu Mu-koEeo
Al Indignant rtft - h.t audience
called on him The uoNi day 10 cS.
plain ana his explanation was that
an unnamed state official hsi told
him so, Aald unnamed stat" official
was correct Insofar ns Tulsa !. con
cerned
What IL there IN = nam" anyway y
W " linkcr ~ lihrilpavillo. who.
upon n plea ~ guilty., Was sentenced
Ia year and a day Ia the ponitcn-
tlary at l.cnvenworth. recently.
knows Ito appealed to Judge Frank
A Noumnnr federal Judge, For u
com mutation ~ sentence setting M
that n wac his name whloh got him
into trouble and dlsrepute with tho
court Tn" Judge was 50 much m.
pressed with the appeal that he re-
duc"d the sentence ~ six months In
latl Tho question now n which
Iiakcr the petitioner had In mind aud
| about
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09

Mr. McAdoo seems Ps'onlshed that
any state would attempt to override
his rules ana regulations, Ne oush'
also 10 he dumfounded NJ any pre-
sumptuous state, Why. oven Camp.
beli Russell would not undertake 10
sst aside Mr.. MaAdoo's regulations
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09

soms people have expressed sur.
prise that American soldiers In Rus
ella should be able To defeat three
times their number Of bolshcvis,s
Any old time that one American sol.
der can't whip three "shsvis,s" I,
10 time 10 haul down the flag.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09

There IL this other difference he
twesn tho two men Theodore
Rooscvrl, did not pretend 10 be \
phrase. maker and 10 about with his
head In tho clouds looking for
phantoms
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09

II has been determined that Edsal
Tor Edssi. u you prefer u thA, way,
Ford u wyyih eisoooo a year to his
fatAer, Not many sons are worsh
tha, much to . father. but the gov.
ernmsnt decided that Henry Ford,
being such a useful instrument of
the administration. not to question
his sppraissment.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09
TTT-T-- W.
lsnAnfA rupp-t ...5,

lie Jumped tu m" nearest tcle-
ph"u" ana called up lilHkc
Ina yuu see th" paper '" he
shouted - 4 ypu see that my stock
f'li down 10 % what does II metn2
can't you iu something 900
w"uhn lns" NY hair that way.
n ! we're Sou' Hlakes vnico tried
10 HmIui nnprhblnut "Stucka have
. way Of dropping occasionally. sou
nov II may h." that
There followed what To Fcrrol
seemed u lui ut technical and unIn.
poritnt alk about "inSld" huSing."
hear movement. shaking the
sina,l ~ oul l'rrrol did nor grasp
ih"lr meaning, nor cared ans IA ng
about II what ho did understand
tui cared Rhnut rupremclY was that
all the sunlight - his prosperity
was gone, thnt he was back ~ The
point Wher, be- Vas hcfrr iIunanIa
Copper had made him ami his fam.
~ sn happy
Indeed ho Nhs puotrr tie aud
rdlih had already spent some ~ the