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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05
MOST OF COUNTIES FAVOR
BIG ROAD BOND ISSUE

or the 81 counties IN Oklahoma
represented at the meeting OF the
board OF governors OF the Good
Roads association held in oklahoma
CITY Thursday, majority present
lndorsed the s5O.OOO,00O road bond
recently passed by the legislature
upon which an election will be
called May II. according to Lewis
Cline. Tulsa county clerk. who re-
turned from the meeting Friday
morning.
The meeting was called 10 de-
termine the position OF the members
OF the board uf governors as 10 the
feasibility Of the bond issue In pro-
curing for the people OF the state an
extensive system OF hard surfaced
roads. Less than half OF the counties
in the state were represented.
Discussions In favor Of supporting
the measure were carried on 10y SEN
ators Davidson, Tulsa county. Me
Alester. Hughes county, and Repre-
sentative Kramer. Washington
county.
Senator j. t. Thomas, Comanchc
county. spoke against the proposed
measure.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05
Little Ben's Notebook

I'm rcedlng book with a red
cover called In the Days ~ me
Round Table, .All about knights
lighting each other with spcers, ana
tawking the way they use To tawk
ana different things being pritty tx
citing even without the picktures'
and tonite vile we was eating sup
pir. | sed Methinks this soop is good
II sounds all rite. sod my sister
Gladdis Mccning | was making too
mutoh noise drinking II. and pop
sed, And ware do sou get that me
thinks STUFF
He's bin tdwlng Ike that all day,
sed ma, it's out Of some book hes
reedSnG and It's epun to drive per
sin crazy
Ods boddykins mcth!nks It dident
drive the people krazy wen they use
to spcck Ike that an the time, eft
soon. 20 ncthlnks Wy should It jest
IN one day I scd.
lzzcnt tnat perfectly rid'ckiliss :
scd ma
don't gee mutch scnts tn II my
self sed pop And We got past the
soop and Kcpp on eating, ana ! sed.
Methinks there's heck OF lot OF
pepper In these Tomatoes gahooks.
II YOU htUl INV "a Nh''ih ~" N''''
haff to eat II, I've told you that awt-
fen cnuff. and | don't wunt you TO
call people gazookE. ! don't care wat
book you're recdinE. Sed ma.
The boy meeus gadzooks, its meer :.
ly AN oldfashluncd exclamation, sed
pop. and ma sed, | don't care wat II
~. / wont have him calling me one.
And we kcpp on eating supplr
and | sed, Marry come up, methinks
| wunt some more buttir, gazooks.
benny Potts. wat did ! tell you.
now this has gone far enun. | don't
IKE that wrrd and ! don't ike cny
of those werds. and n people use TO
tawk Ike that. II was there own hiz-
nss and there's no reason ! should
suffir. scd ma
Kenny, sed pop.
SIR | scd
can the King Arthur stuff. scd
pop
v ich / did.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05
INVITES OPPOSITION.

II President Wilson desired tn yin
over the American people to his wa,
OF thinking, he certainly dld not ro
about It In wise way such AS We
have u right TO expect from him
He maintained nm attitude in regard
10 the league OF nations that was
calculated TO rouse antaEonism and
intensity opposition Instead OF
taking anybody into his confidence.
instead of asking any advice or put.
ting his ears to the ground 90 hear
what the plain people thought of 10
Instead Of calling the senate into con
sult1tion he plunged ahead his
own way and !hen blindly boaslcd
that the American people wcrc with
him
1t seems a pity to suggest 10. but
perhaps he has played "A decpcr
game than appears on the surface.
as he has done m other instances
He is past Nnastcr of appearing 60
be ono thing until he has taken the
measure ~ public sentiment and
then turning around and adopting
that sentiment as his own. It may
he that instead Of, fighting for
amendments to the league cousuu-
ton with his peace colleagues he
brought tho document homo ana de
manded that II be ratified, knowing
fun well that II would meet with
bitter opposition and that the faults
which he let pass at Paris would be
exposed TO the light Of day. In that
way he would dodge the embassies
nent OF eontending with tho other
delegates for what he believed was
right and let the American people
be ths cat to pull the amendment
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05
nInLESON,S nOTIM

II In n matter of cpugrhtuItlon. N
true. that Burlcson is about ready
60 return the telephone companies
10 their owners ana leave somebody
to manage the husincA' who knows
what he ~ doing In recent test to
which the telegraph, telephone and
mail facilities were subjected all
three In the povincc Of BurlcsQn
control an broke down completely.
And these are not Isolated instances,
hut Just examples with what the pub
lie has had to bear under the mis-
management of Tho man from Texas
A Philadelphia physician was un-
able ro get into telephone com
munlcation with New York physi.
clan TN after lapse Of - hours
A rush telegram sent Mt 10 O'Clock
one Tuesday morning did not reach
the New York doctor until 3 90 Fri.
day afternoon. Tho package of
serum asked for In the telegram was
IluN w ~ 'fhAlhN W hllhi f'Hh'''i'' -
New York at . O'Clock Friday night.
Eighteen hours later Doctor Reebe.
The Now York physician, received
word that II had not been delivered
In Philadelphia. Ilc then dispatched
another package hy "A special mes
scnger. who beat by two hours tho
package mailed with special delivery
stamp and marked urgent ls hours
before Meantime the woman whose
life 1t had been hoped to save by the
use of the serum. had died. This
Transaction began at 10 O'Clock
Thursday morning and closed nt g
o'clock Saturday afternoon. Vet the
two cities are separated only 90
miles and trins run every hour. o.,
The two physicians did their best.
Tho telephone office in New York
was told the casr was urgent, hut It
was unable for rs hours TO discover
that Doctor Rofhe had a telephone
The telegram was marked rush
and yc' II was nof delivered uHtl ID
hours after II WAS sent It took 20
hours for - spSclal delivery package
to cover the distance. Here then
wcrc> tests FOR all three services and
all fmlcd And the case is not un.
usual except as a human lie WAS AT
stake such Is government opera
ton under tho postmaster general
Malls trlcEraphs and telephones are
ncnt operated hN sthc government
and yet they fan to Eivc tho service
or the old time stage coach This
throws light on the beauties ~
government operation, especially
under Burlcson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05
Ok lahona Outbursts

fho rul~a suggcs,ion FOR Icua-
nor Cores seat has lct tho air out
Dj b" halo ana hung n up on rho
,hl,h yard fence
We presume some ~ fs demo
orolo enemies will feel tuai they
shuuii congratulate the Oklahoman
on winning the chicago election
Gen ROY Hoffman wants 10 know
n hove camel advortiscm"uts arc
w''udrd lu illustrate cam RuSselIs
wItuu lp 'nr suvrrnor chair
sp Gr ~ We have been able to
i',rn. 1nf" BRADY hua not vet acted
upou tnc popD0u for another grand
Joe. Recent events may cause an
indefinite pur'ppnomcni
On addition leo tine honor NJ being
tn,,c'rd na lho official organs of the
democratic caucus, their stand on
,hr ShoU creek water project has
now been publicly commended by
their owner
lht mex NfNNttI fl nv NlHbl' 70
mental poHr. board viii receive a
report from the se.f.aCNug prcsi-
dent on the effect the opening OF The
port ~ Danlig viii have on Tho
new 'sh'umy dance
Tha' delegation which visited The
SpnN nav this wcck should have
Invited Il shell Crcot representative
0 al, N
be suspected ~ putling something
over surr"pitouHlN
The critical period of So many
rllics ON mo eve ~ election seems to
have passed safely Those critical
periods which always show up just
hcfOrc municipal election never do
pan out according to specifications,
one ~ tho handicaps the sup
porlcra ~ the state road bond Issue
VIII have to overcome will he I'D
Hood In event the governor appoints
him as . member ur the commits
sion Ed In more of ~ success as
an assistant governor than he would
bc aA road builder
Snap shots from the Dallas News,
Others may do ns they please, hut
when We see u piece headed THE
Truth About Russia" We don't read
II because we don't believe II. As
u rulc. when things break bad foG
us individually Uc doubt II civili1a-
ton is to survive And there Is a
certain type of woman who is more
concerned FOR her chautfcur's liv-
cry than FOR her husbands liver.
Just to look al q botile Of vinegar
YOU wouldn't guess how II could he
so fair and yet 40 false Another
misfortune iS that the age when n
baby Is most Interested in Its toes
1t doesn't know how to count them.
\ West Dallas widow SAYS that the
latest proposal she has received was
from a lunch counter magnate, who
said II she would agree TO marry
him he would show her how to make
"A chicken pie without monkeying
with a chicken.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05
Horoscope


Mercury. saturn and Mars all rule
strongly for good this day, making
for fair fortune.
This should he lucky sway for
persons OF many trades aNd Noca-
lions. since 1t makes for confidence
and wise decision,
Mars is in a place read as indicat-
ing that army affairs are progress
ing smoothly and an announcement or
great important To soldiers ~ iore-
cast
News OF world concern Will be IA
,orablc during this planetary gov
crnmcnt. which should he most for
lnntc for the president OF tho Unit
ed Statc1c7,
WrltcrS5will give much attention
10 some event marked Tor this
month. il Is prophcsicd. and there
will hc In II the element OF sur.
prise
As,rologcrs call attention to the
fact that the Kaiser sun Is not far
from the place ~ Jupiter In Presi-
dent wilson's nativity and for that
reason the American IL believed TO
have a peculiar influence over the
destiny Of the former ruler OF Ger
many.
Again Il H. pointed out that tho
positions of the planets in the elev-
enth house Is supposed 10 cause re-
ordinations and heated speeches In
the United States senate when con
gress again convencs The house will
not he so much affected by this
aspect
The middle west comes under a
sway making for enterprise and
business confidence. The summer
months should show great activity
extending to tho Mississippi river
and north to tho Canadian boundary.
There is sign read ns exceeding
" sinister and threatening regarding
the morals OF the people and many
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05
The Struggle
INFOQ!OTTt.S.


Ned FlowertdR. forced smile 10
his blackeucd lips I'm ready no
said to thN mrrsha Turning TO
Edith, for whose sake he was mus.
tcrinK the show OF cheer Ned called
out. "Iru bc all right dear they
can't send a man to prison for being
a fool'' To the marsha no sald
quickly In an undcrtonc. come on,
spced up, get IT, over With"
lie turned and strode quickly TO
ftr door Edith ran To him before
he could leave and throwing her arms
about him pressed her face against
his bosom. her body shaking with
silent sobs Ned WINGED
"tomc on. why can't you he call
ed 10 the marshal who did not move.
The man cleared his throat
Don't be In II hurry There's no
one pressing us for tlme'' said the
man with conscious smile.
There was puzzled silence Edith
fclt her nerves at breaking point
Just what do you mean Ned
asked awdwafdly
u think | had hetcr let Mr.. Fcnn
explain that" the man said. May
use your telephone -
John Fcrrul nodded The marshal
lifted the receiver aud called Fem s
number
aFcnno This is calhoun think
you'd hc,cr come over and explain
things 40. | want you to do IT,
We'll. Noull have to do IT,"
There was a pause. "AN right. were
waiting" Hc hung up the receiver.
No one spoke IN less than a min
ute. although II scoprsa an hour to
Ncd and Ed.th reuns voice sounded
outside the hnLse, Thcn he and his
wife and their boy entered tho room.
Tho litlC nervous man seemed
more nervous than ever. Iut IN place
Of the note of distress which char
ap,crIEcd his nervousness when Ed.th
first saw him, there was smiling
embarrassment In his manner
calhoun. haven't you told them
yct'' he asked "Its downright
cruel Of you. Dear people he said
Jurring tu tho others this Is. my
business partncr, Jimmie Calhoun.
tie ,s No more a United states mar
shal than | lul SEED is no more
under arrest than you are. Mrs. Fer
roll It's lust a hi, uf thcatrlcal stuff
YOUR husband and cooked up FOR
purpose
Edith mois,cuol her lips
'Nh. VII
she could not go ON Ned was as
badly on az she
"Il tell YOU, Fem John rcrrol
said his eyes moiS'. Edo \cd, YOU
owe Mr rcnr much lle found ont
through business associates that Lar
ncy Wa using Ncd As his heater tn
promote stock iohhlhg grab whirh
would land both of them In fedora
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05
Only SdUed 4 Officers

NEW YORK. April i.-Privale
Edgar Pennington rangy
ranchcr from Altus, Okla, of
company X. 357th infantry regi-
mcnt. today came home on the
cruiser Frederick wearing thu
u. SO ..
what did you get that for ''
he was asked
Il Dunno responded the
rancher soldier.
Didn't you DO something
"Dld my duty WAS the sen
tentious rcjOlndcr
Anything special 80
"Nope,"
Didn't you capture any ma
chine guns, rescue any wounded
men. or
"Oh, yes, rescued four Of
ficers."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05

scandals that touch all classes are
.oreshadowed
Women are warned that they
should be extraordinarily discreet In
manner. dress and conduct. for as-
'rologers declare that the planetary
conditions prc1ge laNity and care
l.nincss concerning old ideals.
Persons whose birth date It Is may
exaect busy. successful year.
Goney should Increase
Children born on this day have "A
happy augury, for these subjects Of
Aries are usually clever, energetic
ana Trustworthy. They should reach
places In the sun.
Copyright. 1919, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05

You remember M small boy that
YOU were cautioned to count 10
before YOU got mad and % before
YOU undertook to resent An insult.
The aim OF the league ofsnatlona is
that each power must count at least
100 before II strikes, .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05
DAMAGE SUIT RESULTS
FROM PIPELINE DISPUTE

Alleging damages OF &2,Ai6.3S were
sustained by the plaintiff when the
defendant company ordered it,
agents to cut IA pipe line located in
Carter county. suit was begun IN
superior court Friday by the Prairie
Pipe Line company against the ohio
Cities Gas COMPANY tho plaintiff
maintaining the destruction ~ their
property was without reasonable
cause
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05

America Is tho melting pot Tor TN
amalgamation of all .hc races. all
right but the fire ought to bc made
too hot for the undcslrables. There
IL no room for tnem under the flag
aud We cannot afford to have too
much Stag In the furnace
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05
CITY HOLDS UP FRYE
CHECK TO GET $315 BILL

T. Z. Curran, city water commits
sioner. objected Friday to the pay
mcnt OF the claim for sewer work
made 10y G. q. & ". Frye on the
grounds that tho contractors owe a
water bill Of t3l5. His objection was
upheld by the commission and the
city auditor was instructed to hold
the funds due FRYE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05

1t is nt last coming out that somc
OF tho dollar year" men at wash
crnmcnt money by staying at home.
Which the same IL no reflection on
those who aid do patriotic and con-
scicntiOus work.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05

Shell shock Is said To he an,
awful experience. hut that is not the
end OF horrors, Medical stats In
New York hospitals are reported To
he preparing a "psychothcrcpautic
test for the victims.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05
Phones
Daily Food

They thkt wait uTpr the Lord shA' r'
new their strength tNy shall mount up
With wings a. eagles they thsll run, and
not he westS. and the, shall walk, aud
not faint lisa, AMY, 81.
SwiH h. an eagle cuts The air
Wen mount aloft 10 thine atpdo
Or Wings of love our soult shall ny,
Nor tire amidst the heavenly road
Ny soul wst thon only upon God iort
my expectation IL from him pAa ltii, >.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05

There are luxurles And luxurIes,
but judging by It's cost, the greatest
luxury the human race ever invented
is war IN, .-,-.,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05
---A autobiography Of--
Theodore Roosevelt

vJNHE was Fulton Of oeron Thoush
si "S5 % % pSsS"S % % law "mo inc wT. ] S the IN he 5
OF 1%s n. @ FOR ot in the manner s"oy
1 ana that he had rc@Gmmsoaea pntt men % rg.'oH % nad
4. . / . 4 / !. !.
par,%[y a" ] rgsad' @0pG"ns n J"4sG & Wo,@9m l @ a,
bor, "hsn c"oyncra mG OF the ] HH,e "f @ ~, @hsr .Ia1e
20 isos dear senator FuJ'on' incIo-e YOU
hay; me orsosl. @ Of the io5er. % to% m s, 70.
i tnc desire to Discus, c rcpor, t,ef Of
IGSkxl letters quoted show You
a mcndcd position when
RHN&y@ had believe that he had himself been
no s"mc roItS" Simply Dc@a ~as for interest
@srs"a to Ge the fe"a With he wcrc a%ponS that you
apponcd abstain from prasScns Tor criminal misconduct
make any ma,,cr Of course
sna. @Gen,sd
""po%%"n's doHaan Justice
ookeaa the hsy could be handed
he for"" WAS %"yssG ana GaCc1 to the pS",Gpor c
@ !9r '91 meS M T1"S % HS , non OF coat n 's ] sa
@ co s snd G' 9 s 5 & or VIII 1Soy asaSS
G, 9@1Ga f9 entry % qn' pSpSr % vas % nsGS@ ISGon y @
o% the acts %crc % SS asd court a ws SSonR
s.,sooos lssai
The sustained holding a.
he declared nayse by again when oEah9"s be-
S E HG gP OF n % n % by H %n H mem an @ W. o . sSans& % "%% %
we'll that did not belong
ry assert the position q" the president as the people
that
ana h mereoe always '@ed num- to me nt "cm ne .o gc % ina
sG to settlers aG" MAJ" @ 'n ' @ OF s h Smo mn c""" % %
upp " The 4a% sccoTdng whd~n amended so as to safeguard
Tor Kiowo comanch Apache indians more
signed %1 m I@T sns is fo SGS G ooc TS S f Where
iowa the low" deisF@on dons we're
million s%nsli Indian
wa, the lines down osns the
position deciding against
al nrSs & % this . "a n & o"f s s" @ "a s
along political nut lines The course followed OF re-
bound sr@@Ss in
ay the A"a HOrSa Ino
St hs servant % % congress so rather snn the pop AND can do
] "F mo m o% actor" Mo, S be to @ S o m HS @
ans S" the
s%gS.S ID n ma: ,S M ss contain @
carry the decision Sceafy isoro1sS
DI @ inc Of pTSpS % E[STns s nG n%S GS MY S ] not op @
which would have Esn tho courts direct apreHto power over The
by Mr. Mondc chairman OF the house committee public lands
Of % GU" @ "ana at and the of nr %Go' on & 9wn @
" ] % en- "%" S sG Sa GSsH Sa a s TS S% s" at any time his
ton withdraw from Snt any OF m the ngSI lands Of tho United states and
% @ Sc M "SS' "d hSy is " NO. ore " G 'S @ it's
y S'' an , R% % ~S " by % s%E %
@ s r, ~ w % s % - a
f Inc '" rSi %y views ' OF l % @
OF my secretary "e T"E,5 when
towards chiefs OF department and other subordinate officers More
while president officials
officials
impeachment
a
S,"
Judgment charges made Mr llosc
facts before him and could get az them at any time and he alone had
Investigate Mr. nanGcr The party minority OF tho committee
BlnEer
declared
believers
O.
subordinate
parmcut
worthy who rcprohac buchanan
~
method These
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05

The government has made 10.
cral otter to returned soldiers In tho
way " providing them with small
farms and giving them q chance to
pay for The land by working on
public improvements Now We shall
see how many of the boys really
favor the old doctrine of back TO
the farm.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05

Fulton was In league with the men We we're prosecuting
and that he had recommended unfit men. Fulton had
been protesting against following HcnsyH advice,
particularly regards appointing Judge WoN"rton az
/ nlled States Judge Finally H"nev laid before me "A
REPORT which convinced ot the truih uf his state
mcnts then wrote to Fulton aS follows. on November
20 1905. 'NN dear senator fulton. inuluSc you
herewith copy Of tho report mad" to me by Mr.
Irney have the originals Of tn" letters from YOU
and Senator Mitchell quoted therein do not AT THIS
desire To discuss IA" report itself which OF course
must submit 10 the attorney general Rut have been
Obliged reach the pHnfu conclusion that own
letters therein quoted tend to show that YOU recon
ncndcd for the position of district attorney when you
had good reason to believe that he had himself been
gnlltN OF frnmdMnn rnnAnnl. thhl rocOmmcndcd =
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05

HISlE other Of Fulton uf Oregon
i Francis IIency / prosecuting men who Impuct
network Of conspiracy the law connection
~ ,utIi, had been acting Senator Fu
FOR Heney had
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05

Long nfDcr The rest ~ the world
.s ptrlnra We may expect villa to
stiil be- ON the rampage, unless suyh
ID contingency should arise ~ hE
Ipth
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05
Official County Paper

TULSA MpRNiSG wORlh ...,
NyNpFR DF TIfF ASSOCIATED TRtSS
The Anoc,ssd Prcas t s'ca'i'y ~.
Titled in ihr usa for ~publcailor "I a.
p.uh di,uatrhe. rrvdltcd to u or not oih'f
~lsr credited w 'hE papct and 'ho 'o'
lo,sl news pubhshod hsfein.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES ny MAIL. IN
ADVANCE
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-13
ADVERTISEMENT.
M0TORMAN NOT
LOSING ANY time

IT don't think anyone ever suffered
more from stomach trouble and bloat-
ing than I have. I had to lay of my
run more than half the time and
could get no help from prescriptions
or medicine. One of my friends ad.
vised using Mayr's Wonderful Rem
edy, which 1 found to be the greatest
remedy ever put on the earth.
have not lost a day since taking 1t.
It is worth its weight in gold" It 10
a simple harmless preparation thai
removes the catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and allays the infiam.
nation which auses practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal ailments
including appendicitis. One dose
will convince or money refunded. Al
druggists everywhere.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-13

ust II. It appears probable that the
agrariaa party, Of which n. S&amhuli.
wisky, q member OF the Bulgarian
peace delegation n the leader, will
win & majority OF seats