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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-06
THE DAKOTA CONVENTIONS

Both the republican and democratic cOnven-
,ons In South Dakota appear TO have run true
10 form. The republicans. In endorsing the
presidential ticket, wood and Coolidge, hit upon
an exceedingly strong combination, apparently
possessing all OF the requirements necessary To
be considered And II ns seems probable the
republican voters OF the state should return
that ticket winner In their preferential prcsi-
Dental primary In April the country may adopt
the south Dakota program as It's own.
This action by the republicans occasioned no
surprise All observers have agreed that re
publican sentiment everywhere, 80 Tar ns It has
.cpstalIed on any one candidate. is In General
Woods favor Hut the action OF the democrats
of south Dakota In endorsing Woodrow VII
son for third time was surprise to almost
everyone
when Nj Wilson went into enforced retire.
mont september IS, We believe 1t WAS there
went with him his boom for third term. Mr
Wilson has not yet emerged from his retire
ment and the action Of the democratic convcn
ton is the first indication that his boom has
emerged Yet It is utterly impossible to hcDlc,,
the convention " a great state could take so
momcntous step without having either con
suited WIN or been instructed hy those close to
tho president
The democrats of South Dakota not only Sc.
lected II democratic standard bearer but named
The issue They endorsed the peace treaty Ns
submitted Those republicans who permit
themselves to think In partisan terms could
certainly ask nothing better than Woodrow
Wilson for third term IN platform demand.
'og ,he acceptance OF hte peace treaty as he sub.
mitted L.
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THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST

There is evidently condition In the pacirc
northwest much more serious than the resi-
dents of other sccttons of the republic know
There have been sporadic outbreaks OF disorder
there from time to time Tor several months.
First the Seattle strike which Hanson handled
IN a magnificent way. Then the Centralls MUIR
ders OF moro recent date And all the white
muttcrlngs Of revolution
We had thought that Hanson had sauelchcd
the radicals, had 30 aroused the American spirit
that they would not dare TO again SHOW their
hands, We now know were mistaken. And
there are indications that the red forces have
a much wider influence In the section than had
been dreamed
Tho CCnuula outbreak aroused every PA
trouc element of the northwest All realized
that drastic action must be takcn Mr. Edwin
Salvin. editor Of the business chronicle of the
Pacific northwest published in Seattle printed
an editorial IN his paper calling attention 10
the gravity ot tho situation and demanding that
the foes or government ho deal, with suwwar-
iy In tho course OF the editorial he used hose
words
Real Americans must rise as one man In
the righteous wrath of outraged patriotism.
First invoke such iysal machinery as We
have. and II that l. NOT sufficient then has
tly construct something tool proof We
must smash every un-Amcri'an and anti
American organization 90 the land Wa
must put To death the leaders iu This gtgau-
tce' conspiracy Of murder plunge and rcyu.
luton. We must imprson Tor life an its
Aidcrs and ahe'tcrs OF native birth Wc must
drport the alens
Strong words ot course but consider the
circumstance number of oN-soldiors.
marching In an armisuce day parade had been
massacred in cold blood. and the forces ot boil
shevism were defying the constituted authori-
ties
Editor selvin VAS arrested ON a federal war
rant which charged that In the paragraph
.uot.d hs violated section 2ll Of the penal code
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CHAPTER VI.
Tom BrinHs Home Thcater Tickets


Hurry up sue and put on the
dinner I've theuttr uCkes for to
night Wen have 10 hurry to got
iresscd and down TO Forty-sccond
street before the curtain goes up.
The play commences at SIS, Tom
called before he had removed his
coat
"Oh. won't that be finc'" | ex-
claimed rushing TO embrace him. Il
DO 30 love the theater"
well that will do. he said draw
ing away. M you keep that up
much longer We never viii ge,
there"
His tone was laughing. but the
words hurt. In fact for moment ]
forgot the d. kcts, my dellgh; a, go
ing to thcater--the first time In
New York and though, only that
he had rcpulsel me But he was 81
fun of 10Y a. the idea OF going |
could not resis; the contagi1n for
long, and soon was chatting mcrr!ly.
What is the plaN2' asked,
and wha' shall wear"
The play is one uf Bclasco's pro-
ductinns. ani you arh TO o0wear the
pretpest dress YOU have One never
hnoNH W llh AllfN may lllFFlH
Dissatisfaction.
Eyen before Tom had finished h =
dinner | was pulling my wardrobe
from the closet NV trOussenu had
been n very simple one, made by tn
village drcsSmaker. II was al right
for Freeport hut | had realized In
the short time I had been in New
York that It WAS 0pits unlike The
clothes worn by the New York
women. Now as I looked AZ first ne
dress then another | turned away
in despair. Id look a trump In any
Of them compared to the other
women
Come and help me decide" I
called to Tom when | heard him ge'
up from the table, Il don't know
what TO wear"
why wear that one" and he
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It being alleged IN mo compliant 'ha' n edi
l6tinl cVntatucd matter tending 10 in'lic mur'
der ana assassination.
~ sirirtIJ legal prop"r'u"n "" presume 'h'
action might properly turn on jnHt what th'
writer meant by the "dii"rI"f We when
marks IN" opening Of the last four sentence"
ana the phrase. hastily construct something
tool proof Was he advocating '"i'"''N" "'
ton hF ind'ldP'H 80 disregard ~ "N or va
D." advocating additional I'cW'"'h win n"
loopholef '""nHh when me RADICALS could -
cape Ana ny we. did h" hs IN usual win
nH Patriotic -r'ak'F 'nd "n'''', refer :"
Americans l'NnF <'"6u0b Ihr'"fh 'h''F a'-
credited "err'S'n'au."S'
Iiu' Il" ih" natter Stand aS "'iiion. ana "h'l
hru"
An lni'mpeTHt" ui'rah''' Yes Hht IN
"hAl cause Ana surely II Incorporate u'
ter'uo'e hr" ever lu"Hl"d SHch an nii"fhn''
at .h" TINE stand" jusnh"i hot that !" not
'"''' '"' r"'h' we "Fh I" ,'""h' We I'''
'h' lhn N"f'1 needs can %" "''n'a''s To prove
H'i 'l stands 'i 'II u"''s nor " jnH' ana I'M
N"t ''"I enforcement ~ III" Ia" Ehial"'H "t
'hr Consequences Ihal % STANDS un".l"f"hN y
HnI Tue ''hr'"t OF every power IN pI"i'' 'i'fe
Itself
Ihr "IhriIv shown BY tho tederhI authority
n the 'hso of Editor SEWN Indicates a pca'"nsB
'Ien pubic scf'''" hni what can bee SAID when
Il m"n "h" o'poS'H hlnseh to the Ia" lcsS"e''
~ tn" l""'"sS speaks out for MS government
ANA /" nui'hF arrested Tor n" d"l"E WINE. 'h'
'hf"""rs OF h"mhs, tho 'sS'77nS, the drt ''7
- government ana the hNo"eh advocates OF
evolution, ar" permitted to deliver speeches
ON the street corners puhIl"h pef"dlrhIs having
n" other pnrI"A- thah to hoite revolution ana
me destruction OF government. ANA all the "hlle
abide IN security and peace
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CONSCIENCE.

Copyright 1919. nv Edgar \. Gusst
There lie no sorrow quito 50 keen
As that which marks an action mean;
SO hurts So sharp as those which fall
From angry words We can recall
Iluwr'cr hy foes we ar" ossailed
There's no disgrace In having failed.
SO hitter. when The past We sean,
A. having failed to play the man.
who once has done n cruel thing
Long afterwards shall feel It's sting
who once upon HES changing stage
Has wounded I'm an hour OF rage
NN blows unfair or deed unkind
Ilis fellow man. shall live 20 find
That never more II he TO claim
His freedom from regret and shame.
We're we 20 live our lives anew
How many thing. W. would not do.
Could We ihr Journey hriof rcmake.
How many gains we'd scorn 90 take
How many joys we'd sacrifice.
Rather than pay their bitter price,
Mans greatest shame IN every test
j. having failed 10 0e his best
Mans conscience" Is 4 master stern.
A each ~ US has come TO learn
And he who bt some thouChtIess deed
siIt- caused anuthrr's heart to bleed
Shall suffer ti'. life runs It's course
The k"rncSt anguish 81 remorse.
VITA him rs memory ionr shall live;
S'tt cannot solf i's wrongs forgive.
top,rg7t 1919. by tesar Guest
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Saturday. December q, 1919
Good and evil influences contend
today In the government OF tho s.ar,
according 10 astrolOgy While Ne'.
curry and Mars are In hencfic aspec,
Uranus Ia adverse
Contracts or leases signed ,oaa,
may be very disappointing. for Mer,
curry is In a place that IS soeminei
moot favorable, but un'rus'w worth
Newspapers are subject 20 M,
signifylng prosperity lu advertising
but difficulties IN production vii. ;.
encountered These difficulties viii
develop In unexpected places
The stars are read 10 indicate sud.
den changes and star ing eyenI
Distinguished men VII, pass ou, ol
iifc and changes will follow heir ie.
parture from public affairs in ,h,
new year.
Uranus continues in an aspect h..
lieyed to affect the mind making ~
unreason, prejudice ana misjutsa
mcnt, which lead 10 serious conN.
guences This rule affects no; ony
individual affairs but na,lonu
events.
Tho scers declare that rs long v
Uranus has evil power the spiri, o,
love and sound mind will not pre-.
vail.
Inventions that materially improu
domestic welfare among families n
every class are fOre'u,d
According to ancicn, lore a wo'-
Is now the symbol OF national u|
trayagnnce. This may bc interpret
ed TO mean that 'hc wearing ~ SID
~ demonstration of the .cnieaq
toward debilitating Mmrios
While the prophecies 'or n,
month may seem 20 hoie i'l FOR I'd
world astrologers declare tina, Ia,
signs promise emerRence into pesa
and plenty in which there shall NJ
less sense OF an unequal division n
the blessings OF life.
Weather that is chargcahle an'
not healthful is progNostIrt'"i.
Farmers come under direction ~
the stars that is mos cUcourlgrL|
for II seems TO prcs1Go scientific ccl
operation that brings increase n
production.
Educa hon will he more .mporan|
as national issue than ey"r before
astrologers predict and D. VIII 'or'|
cern Itself with trained muscles 81
well as trained minds
Persons whose blrthnJe IS har|
the augury OF an active },ir eI|
they should not make amy changes
Children born on this 'lv may VI
energetic nnd enterursua. hl- a
clined 10 be too sanguIrc Thtf|
principal ruling plane. - llr'gr
Copyright 1919. hy rho N.Cgrr N-~|
paper sNnl rhl.L
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There are thousands OF newspaper readers in
Missouri. Arkansas. Illinois and oklahoma who
will feel In the suspension Of the ST Lou,s Re
public the losr OF personal friend There was
time when the Globe Democrat and the Mis-
souri Republican were family Bibles In many
domiciles OF the southwest The first named
under the Incompatible management Of Nc.
Cullough, swas tower Of strength in three
states, Then came the change In name OF the
Missouri Republican to the st Louis Republic
There are ursAy who win tell YOU tod,y that It
was never M good a paper under the new name
as It was under the old Anf,how 1t Is gone
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HHuShand Sh
g. and u
BY Jane Phelps

pointed to simple white dress
lying on a chair
But that was my wed ling dress
Tom. DO people wear their wed
ding dress 10 the theater?'
II expect they do--if they have
nothing else"
"fsu,---is Inappropriate Isn't II
too dressy?" | asked.
"Dressy! wait until you see
clothes 1t ls very pretty and appro-
pirate ne added. ~ IL wasn't would
tell YOU as lie put on his evenine
clothes
was just 4 little in awe OF Tom
when he was dressed lie looked 50
handsome, 80 dignifled At least
thought so. So now | comhcd my
hair AZ he Ikea Il, ani put on the
white dress | had been married IN
and which | had though too e.abor
ate for any ordinary occasion
'Will do | asked when
finished dressing.
Rather" Tom replied Inspecting
me closely. where are yodr white
slippers %" he asked me as ne
glanced down ~ my feet
You don't want me to wear white
slippers, do you?" | asked
Yes, they are all tho style now
ana as ionE AS YOU have them yol
may as well wear them. II yau did
not have them 1t would pc differ
cnt."
hoped | wouldn't feel too strange
and awkward so dressed up.
We were fortunate to catch "A sub
way train a. one had scarcely
seated myself before perceived
that | wasn't the only one who
hoasted Il pair OF white slippers. AMI
that my simple white dress was not
at all conspicuous. Many women
were elabora. ely dressed wearing no
hats. and handsome evening cluaks.
when the train stopped at 96th
street | heard gay voice say:
why there's Tom Randalli" AMI
a very handsome girl with well
groomed escort pushed their way to
where We sat.
where in the world have you
been Keeping YOURSELF" the girl
asked AZ she extended her hand, Il
haN en't seen you In ages
Neither have H. her escort
added. before Tom, who had risen
had time 20 say.
ALLOW me 10 present my wife.
Miss Morton, and then. sue, MIR
Brown. an old friend OF mine"
l acknowledged the introductions
and | thought as LOCKED at tho
stylish grip and tho well groomed
man.
These are some OF the friends
Tom means when he says we could
rot keep up with them. should !
know them, And as | compared my
s,f my clothes. with those worn
by Miss Morton. realized the rca on
he had said so Al least one reason"
Tomorrow The Play--anl After.
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LET TuE MINERS MAKE REPLY.

What reply are the coal uincts of illinois
going to mako 70 those wounded soldiers who
have addressed them from the military hospital
at For, sheridan where they are con,a'oscing
from wounds received in their coun,rvs service
overseas
The coal supply az the hospital is almost eN-
haus,od Tnat climate is severe Death from
exposure is staring The patients In the face
This Ia hc message they signed and sent to the
striking coal miners or tho state:
We fought for YOU IN France Are you
uulur tu fight for ua now OF lot ms freeze.
We expect "a statement from YOU
Yes. and $50 doc-.cycry patriot in the land cN-
prct a statement The public will await that
statement with ul-coucealcd anxiety to It's i'm
port
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tnkc the wood gut ot Wo"drow
Tho selection of y Missouri Congressman for
cabinet portfolio viii probably not tax" MsHonri
pur.of the champ ozark column
The nurt'csyiao Examiner thinks South Da-
tpm dcuorlats SHOW thcir generosity by also
.ndpr,ing N,oo President Marshall for third
term
The rIrI on south Main says that she has al
most g.grn up hope Of attracting the attention
uf uy of these expert homo droorhlofs who VISIT
Tulsa.
"Col" Flonncr whose chicf occupation is TO
SEQ thn, hp.h senators owen and Gore are prop
rI} aspu}Niatrl, rs uuW turning the gas on sen
aIor owens prc-tdrnttaI boom
Az We gather from the dispatches. the coat
elipIuou lu Kansas has been greatly relieved
A. trpaf one car ul coal has been mined by IN"
volunteers iuh the railroad men. after some de
alteration. "yuusoulDd 10 move IT towards It's
.'aNnHNou.
\ ru.sa booster sends his in as clcw for the
location 81 To-" 'meanrs' man zone day noon
n" temperature II degrees above. a West fifih
street car conductor refused :" open the door 10
"l iu = passenger. making 30 necessary for her
20 wal h. miuutrA. u not longer In the cold for
another car Ana wo have inside information
that s'id ptSs~ng"r was very good looking
young lady AT that
Snap shots from the Dalna News. As n gen
"rtI thing. when father Is sick mother s the
h"7s. when mother s sick cook IL the boss. and
when thc traIned nurse comes all the other
NnSt'H become husH'd Sometimes tho reason We
mink maya Dame Fortune intended for us to
Errp All our money is because she didn't give
l7 enough 10 divide Also II is pretty hard for
,hr HErrag" person 10 eat grapefruit at home
without putting on hotel manners Maybe the
reason "A bulshcVit doesn't shave In because hs
hhsnt got sense enough tn keep him from cut
lnE ms head of with the razor Another good
way Tor tho bride TO tell when tho honeymoon
Is over liz to notice when nv begins acting AS II
ho was good enough for her. or course old
women don't trade eggs for SNUFF like they used
swap II for eggs
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Bennies Notebook
THE PARK AVE NEWs


weather, Assorted.
Spoar.. fetsey Neever cn,r. 4.
round with appel last s.,"-.'''
aftirnoon, and a contest was ,,,.'',
To see who could take th. 80.
bite out OF II, which f. nrhss,S
would OF bin IA very in'rstirv ro,,.,
II Persey haicnt OF ran aSs., w .'ss
the follows was sim arpeVirg NY
VAS going to go frfSt "l
Extre! lscitmen, on Accom-, .
a Fish sam Cross was going hon'
frum tho fish store with ,''
raped In paper last TAersday a',
Sid Hunt ran In his houao Tn, .'
has fishing pole, and sam Cr..s ~ Nv
the fish out OF The pap.r p~J ,,,
II on the end OF the line ana r1
on carrying It home as 4, Ia cy'
II somewhere. causing mutrh t,o' !.
ment and lots OF remarEs nv t.
way. Wv
Intristing Facts About Ir,,I.r..
feeple. one day wen Puds slo,L,,s
was bAby he swallowed a hin /,
mistake, ana now wenever he f.s.,
FUNNY eny place he fees ,8 200 !, 4,
the PIN, wlch II hasent bin .o h' "
Sissiety, Mia Mary Nuktn. n,.
some OF her big sisters red rns. ~. ~.
her face last Wednos lay af,lpnoos
and came 10 the parler wlndov ~,
stared to do pCses. an all ofa. .dI,,
she disappeared on account m, b..
mother having puGed her bacs AsS
her voice was herd making erie, y,
pane
Pome by skinny Martin
Nature Is Wonler,lu
Winter comes soon after Fall
And leetes are host by tho ,rces
But cheer up and take the gn,,
with the bad
Don't the DOGS also lose their yss,,
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Colonel Harvey rightly asserts that the vote
Of the senate on the treaty shows lack OF con
fidcncc In the president. aud that In such cases
the governments OF other nations resign lie
calls Wilson to do so. Call again. colonel;
and louder. But don't ait up waiting the event
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-06

Champ Clark told reporters Al s.
Louis that the dcm0cr8's could e."
the next president II 'h"y nomnaoa
the right man And then W"l'''
intervened Arkansas Gazette
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Lcninc has announced hts intention
OF making war on the British EN-
pire. A fellow named William can
tel. him how the thing viii end -
Nashville TennCsspan.
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She ncttcr Enn nt White Honsc

4 Burmese woman doctor claims
10 be able TO revive Tho dead. Could
she do something FOR the peace
treaty - Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Pas' experience has not provided
much encouragcment for hopes thar
Carranza can be reached by methods
~ kind persuasion. - Washington
Star
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The federal agent who carries 500 trunk keys
Is very well equipped to get into trunks but has
he anything that will work the combination on
what the trunks contain--pruvidinN his sus-
picions are verified?
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The devil Ia getting In his usual work on idle
folk Al Muskogee they are beginning TO talk
about tho managerial plan OF city government
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Nome way or other the country was not bit
surprised at Secretary Lansing's statement that
he had been handling tho Mexican case OF late
without reference to the president
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He's Get in With Rig splash.

Dudley Field Malone. as YOU Will
remember has been hanging around
the edges FOR some time. - Macon
Telegraph.
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he Good For What Ais 'Em.

Arrcsting Reds and then turning
them loose does no particular good
on the other hand n long sea trip
would he extremely beneficial to
the health OF many of them
Charleston Star,
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We often hear somehuddy say
III Ia only taken little advise. -
but we never hear anyhuddy say
they took some. Tell Binkley wuz
talkln this mornin' about how rich
En- Moots nephew is. an Late Bud
said, II remember Jest as well
when he rode In a open car"
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The English officials still insist they are anN-
ious to begin trying Germans ~ the high COM
mand
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oklahoma has been a state le years. nut the
federal court Is SIN ccnvicting folks for in
Producing liquor into the Indian territory"
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Oklahoma Onfbursfs
= ny UTID LUZ IVH'

south Dnkota republicans seem to nave Wy
idea mat II 10 Major General wood VINO can
tnkc the wood gut of woodrow
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They have begun capturing Villa again but
the latest report Is that he IL still at large and
seeing red,
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The young lady across The way
says it used 90 hc argued 'hlt cleo
triciiy would never sIperseie steam
hs motive mower. hut look what
even the Fords can DO now.
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our Idea OF u jobs tpmfurtH
Thank goodness, lud1ro r'...g
ton saves people from shlId. IN
over the high cost "t booze '"
dianapolis News
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Daily Biblical Quotation
SATURDAY. DECEMBER q.

The Lord loyoth judgment. and forraketh not
his aaihts, they are preserved forever. psn
a72s.
when sinners fail, the righteous stand
PrcserYed from every snare,
They shah posa-aa the promised land,
And dwell forever there
Let thy loving kiudrnss auh thy truth con
tinualiy preserve me PEA lO.il
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Tho selection Of y Missouri Congressman tor .
cabinet portfolio viii probably not TAX" Mlshonr
puf.of the champ Clark column
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-06

The nurtlcsyiuo Examiner thinks South Da
I.um DEMOCRATS show their generosity BY ais
.ndp,elug Nioo President Marshall Tor a mir
torn.
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III" rIrl on south Main says hat she has al
most gwen up nope of attracting The atcnu"
Uf uy OF these expert home dcrorh'ors who VISA
Tulsa.