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The frst weaknsh OF the Jamaica Bay
sesson was taken on last Saturday after
as Ike. Ike was fishing In the lower END
Of Goose Creek, using sand worm. when ne
hoSksd and LANDED an eleven Sasb pen sos
and claimed the usual bottle Of wine for
the FIRST nsh. He was given bottle. and
IKE. with Few OF his friends soon ois-
'V Charlie IL Soshren had nettsd a wsakn.h
In the early morning Of the same gay. ne
on the top Of the water near the float and
put the net under him. Tho nsh was
I sSs small S onss anS Ssa n dsSSt
some bar or In very shallow water when
Noshren says tho bay is alive with
bunkers, roundtail herring and a lot OF
small weaknsh among them. "a few
Of ss w insi Will viii ns Sss
ether kind: q nsh in The bay. for M, Mr
Some blecknsh and small sea bass were
On Monday Noehren, angling for weak
FISH. caught the first nuke Of the Jamaica
Peculiar Experiences with FIuke.
Capt. PLACE Of the Shamrock was talk
Ing Ing about the Sunday fishing ysstSsrd Lay
boat had sea bass up to three and half
pounds in weight He hshed the Long
I1ebCh GROUNDS Win Ialf buCcebb tHib
time of the season and catches Of two
and three sea bass were made by some
anglers. Ling and hake were taken also.
ut was a day of experiences" said Capt:
PLACE. "One man hooked ling and
was pulling y in when big apke grabbed
the ling. After some difficulty the iuke
was brought alongside and I gated him
He looked like twelve pounds. The luke
as he struck the deck he sprang into
the air and through the opening In the
yaist Of the boat and overheard he went
tened himself tightly to the ling with
his teeth. and as he regained the water
he made OF quickly despite the gan hole
in him.
"A second experience was almost as
peculiar. man hauling up a ling fas-
toned his hook in the side of a big huke
and the FISH hooked in this way gave the
fisherman quite fight. The fisherman finally
landed him and the huke weighed tribe
over six pounds. The pool was won by a
man who boated nuke weighing eleven
pounds and second money went to the
catcher OF a large hake."
"virginius" and the Catsl<ill.
As may not have the pleasure of meet
Ing "Virginius" on the stream when he Is
In need of an extra oatskill, I am putting
aside for him n couple out of n limited
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Host of Tennis Players Haze Field Day Many Metropolitan Courts
THE SUMS RACING CHART.
BELMONT PARK RAOETRAoK. May a7-c,..r. track fast.

RAGEJpu os ." for twCyeareid Selling and hal. uione.
nsr g. d WDnNER Trainer JOINER; Time. Obs e ~ 49,
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Columbine had to be much the
skinned through on the rail in last
OF speed. but weakened right at the
2h0 FIFTH RACE-Purse. s7o9.s7.
oo@ sixteenth. Start good.
by Hessian--Court Dance.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-10

The world has from tlmo 10 time had good
deal to say about the wrong Kind OF unonism
This was through no hostility5o organized labor
or It's true and best interest, though there have
been those dispoped to make that charge. II has
very grent deal OF pleasure IN publishing else
where on this page tho letter OF Mr H. l.. smith
A member OF tho plumbers craft. which letter
was approved and ordered published by the or
ganlyn,ion
For It permits The world TO point out the
right kind of uniorisu tho patriotic, American
Kind, that /, takes pleasure In supporting It
will he observed that Mr. Smiths letter is In
temperate In spots But the intempcrence Is
that Of u man unusued to letters and filled with
righteous Indignation at II class who would put
him and other good citizens In false light; who
would wreck an organization they had builded
for good and laudshle purposes; who were and
ar6She avowcd enemies OF government.
Among the matters Of dispute in the plumbers
organization has Xeen the wage scale II seems
that Poncn CITY. rnwhuska and various other
locals are receiving "A greater wage than Tulsa
craftsmen Hut the Tulsa local is under contract
.up,u neSt June The radical element wishes to
break the contract and force higher wages by
A strike The patriotic. American element OF
which the writer OF the letter and it seems. all
Officers OF the local are, stood boldly and de
tcrminedIy FOR observing all contracts to the let
ter
what tho various other causes were we ar"
not advised. The point We wish 70 stress and TO
which we invite the attention or our readers Is
this. Here is conclusive proof that American
labor Is not altogether rod that with courageous
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-10
rmE nNrubMCIvEnMIronM ArrENDlx

. The prc.'4" %Aor.. to hi. proyiou. con,,c-
uon, that ,hArhite1 States senate Is the rcpub-
lies vermiform appendix Others may have use
for 1t. nc has none In fact when It func-
tons IT gives him an acute pain lie would sum
mon the ambulance and arrange Tor surgeon
at once II 1t was within his power
All this is mndo very clear in his note to Sen
ator Fall concerning the Mexican situation. Tho
New Mexico senator. az chairman Of senate
committee, completed an authorized lnycstlga-
tlon of Mexican relations what he discovered
was nlnrmng The Mexican government Ia an
gagged In an undertaking to overthrow American
sovereignty IN the border states and is seeking
In every way to involve this government with
others
Senator Fal. after conferrns with senate
leaders, decided to lay this Information before
the president before reporting TO the open sen
ate He did so, and placed himself and the sen
ate aIority at the command of the president
Tho purpose, as was generally understood by
the country at large. was to re.estahlSh the bal
ance OF government and bring the executive and
legislative branches into harmonious and CO.
operative relations once more,
Tho procedure was ideal and the country ex-
pccted much to come OF H. with cooperative
relations with tho executive re-establshnd the
path would DO made clear for a compromise on
the peace treaty. The president promised Sen
ator Fall no would drop him note later con
corning tho matter, lie did Tho note was
published Monday,
The president used good society words with
which to construct flowing sentences. The con
venuons were violated AT no point But that
the sentiment conveyed to tho senate was this.
4 am running this business 30 far as it's
relation TO foreign affairs is concerned
have never conceded that you had any right
to I've either heard or coustltcd On th6'sub-
Jcct. and do not Concede that now. I'm
fortunately the constitution makes Il necea-
sury for me to have your support before
can put over anything But until ask your
support, keep still II YOU don't, I'll start
something
hut however impertinently offensive thing
like that is however displeasing to the coun-
try or huminatng to the senate II accomplished
something decidedly worth while Tho president
arrogatca to himself fun authority he cannot
escape fun responsibility. The senate cannot bc
blamed for either flahhy hesitation or precipi-
tate action. Ana this executive antic with ref
crcnce to Mexico explains much with respect to
the peace treuty--if ono cares to make com
parison.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-10

Editor world; Although | am not in SYM
patty with the coal strike for shorter hours and
more pay, Vet firmly believe IL will bee q serious
mistake for the government to cause the arrest
~ miners ho refuse 70 80 back Ia work
Such policy would not only have a tendency
20 Idcn tho breach hrtwern capital and labor,
hut would also stimulate the growth Of boil
shcN ism and discomfort
Nothing can he accompIshcJ by methods Of
frEh'tulncsS' I'm this enlightened age GER
many tried II ON the world and failed
Tho unNnrrauiCd use of arbitrary power will
never win In this day ana age. Government by
In junction will never get us anywhere because
the principle IL wrong--hciug purely autocratic
and arbitrary use Of power using a legal tech
uicali,y temporary obstacle No permanent
good can result The American people will never
be satisfied with anything less than absolute
justice and fair play
Even though the radical element may itself
be unjust IL no reason why the government
should use unfair methods In retaliation.
| hclirvc with General pickman that our gov
errmert must he strictly honorable even lu deal
ing with outlaws such rs kdnap"rs-and our
strikers are not as bad ns that
An appeal to reason Ia n spirit ~ fairness Will
20 farther toward restoring order and confidence
IN our government than all the iniuncuons and
threats OF arrest
Tor government hut this can never hr dome by
any policy ot "trghrulness" or unconstitutional
use of arbitrary power
LOYAL AMERICAN.
Stpulpa December !
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CHAPTER X.
A Subway Accident.

Had something happened to Tom p
! tremhlcd 80 scarcely could hold
the receiver as the voice screamed,
or seemed TO scream something at
me
What what IL IT. | don't under.
stand" | called my own voice sound.
Ing Tar away and faint
There has been an accident on
the subway This IS the Howard
hospital talking A man injured has
letters in his pocket bearing the
name OF Thomas Randall and
'l'll come right down" inter-
rupted. then, | asked fcarfully. is
he badly injured ?"
I'VE cant tell yet The surgeons
are working over him. But should
advise you to come a. quickly As
you can"
pressed my hands 20 my throb-
blnE head. mustn't stand there.
must 70 10 Tom. For few mo-
ments had not been able 20 think.
Now thought anguishci thought,
rushed upon me In a flood. and |
flew TO nv room for hat and coat
Tommy Tom hurt | recalled his
NOiCe-his smile. fclt has arms
around me Then saw him
manGl cd dead How had they
dared TO hurt my Tom. closed ms
eyes JUS, long enough 10 breathe
prayer Tor strength then rushed
from the house
Tho Hospital.
Submerged in flood OF anguish
entered the subway Cold with
dread sat obllvtous Of everything,
seeing no one, thinking only that
Tom might he dead, on n God would
only give him back to me- Perhaps
| was to be punished FOR nay uu-
grateful thoughts. my longing for
things Tom could not give me-
When I left the subway. or how !
reached the hospital | never could
remember A white capped nurse
met me. and when | told her my
name she put her arm around me,
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Bennie's Notebook

waA doing my homework 81
nte and pop was reeding N. spo,>
Ing page, and | sed, Pop. can
out now and finish my lcss4us IN ,,.I
morning.
S.pose you stay In tonfe %,
change, sed pop liJtie boys ,bn,.|
stay home once month OF sp ,s,I
cultivate the acquaintance Of H.,
families.
And he kepp on rccdlur -.
spoarting page and | kepp ON do,,.
my homewerkSS and after a VIZ
sed | haven't got mutch NOR, 80
pop, II would ony take mo al..
mlnnits 10 finish them In he mNI
ing and maybe not even 10
DO you think this suffrag w,,
would be any happier II YOU ws'
out 80. do you think n, can.
OF hewmnnity would be bon. ted
eny way. shape or form? SEQ pop
Yes sir, sgd
How. in the name OF mud and 4,
the love Of peet? sed pop, and / 81
Welt tho fellows viii be wa.tu, q,
me. and waiting and waiHrp mi
they'll start TO wonder wais t., ma.
ter with me wy | don't come "A
they'll Keep on waiting and wai,,nr
Yes yes. go on sed pop. ami s,
And The more they walt .h. m-
theyll he serprized don't como ,I
they'll wonder wy not and keen !
waiting and wondering ana wal.r.
And wondering, scd pua yua
story Is very sad, there sauWs o. ur
siile amount ~ repetition I'm H hu
It's very affecting. very. IL tncre en-
more OF ~ | don't know W,4.Acr
can stand eny more, bur M 'ry. An,
he took out his hauk"rrh.'t AL
started 10 ack as II he 'htwf he vi
crying, and sed Nos sr al
wonder n cnything harpenri 90 q |
and nobody wont know. Hul 'hrr
keep on waiting ana waiting al i
waiting. and
Beet II. before YOU give m" hn,
fever, sed pop. Meeuing | could n i
out
Wich did. hardly eny of me t.
lows being out and those mat vl|
out not seeming seurizet | hal.a
came out before,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-10

Untu quite recently the former
Cerman emperor nearly always wore
4 massive gold ring. set with a
snuare dark colorcd stone. which In
oldcu times was supposed 90 protect
its wearer from harm and misfor-
tune The history " the ring goes
back 20 tho time when the Mar
graves ~ Nuremberg followed their
leaders 10 the capture " the holy
sepulchre from the Moselms When
1t was first Won 10 had engraved on
the stone "a sentence from the Koran
This was cut out and replaced by a
cross
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-10
n,Nnnnn.Io's Originality

Gabriel p'Annunzio. the famous
Italian poet and the hero Of
Fiume." IS "A man ~ great originality.
At his villa nc8- Florence some Years
ago he had tanned little sala-
nand.r which would set upon the
writing table apparently considering
thut lf belonged To- him and his mas
ter The Calnmar1nr was q general
p.t. ard was looked upon as n
household god Great was the crief
ot The poet when IL died after sew
eral yeara. By The side OF the hearth
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-10
The Horoscope

Wednesday, December 10, 1918

Wednesday, December 10, 1918
while Jupiter. Mercury and Mar
rule strongly for good today Vcna
Is adverse. according 10 aslroiory
Initiative in business or comme'.
cial enterprises will be well directed
while this confiRuration prevails. and
there will be many new orglnn.
lions launched at this time. II 81
prophesied
Mercury gives promise 10 news.
paper mon and publishers ~ rvtyI
rank that publicity VIII gam mop|
and more popularity as the new yea
advances
There Is n sign OF creates, promise
for hose who follow 'he aw as
rofession. and a Judg" WI auaa
high place early In the new year BY
presidential appointment
Again ,he stars seem lo fo-eshlt
ow benefits tor the army which vii
he reQrEanized wisely, Military mes
are Subject 10 direction ~ he
stars that seems q prosarc influence
and power In government N'ar
although none Will reach hisstr
place,
B!g events for the new year are
prophesied and those most near /,
da'e will bring many surprises
Rational leaders Will arse In he
nations legislI' i've bodies he seer'
promise. and these leaders vii have
spiritual AZ well as mcn'a, ysor
Venus is In a threatening asnec,
for the affairs OF women II Is not
an nuspiciOus day for them 10 plf'
sue any public ambitions
The stars are not friendly 10 70
nance today. 1t Is MOI lucky vel
ding day.
Ancient lore held aspects similar
10 the one that rules as exceedingly
Nnfavorable for the wearing o' nH
clothing. since accidents are Nkriyn
befall and garments will nor be u
amy way satisfactory
Theatrical affairs should be SAFE
guarded New productions ShoIt
be delayed. n possible. for Venus
In evil place for all who would p.eaS
he public.
Persons whose birthd1'e . Is haH \
the augury OF an active and success
mi year Those who are emp.oNe
should he especially dllircnt
Children born on this tIv AZ" IKE
ly TO be clever, indus'riogs gc0e-ol
and resourceful These suhiocS q
Slgit'arius are generally suc,eSS4 !,
In bnsincss
Copyright. 1919 ysy phe McCars No
paper Syndicate
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N.MyHuSShand
andI 4. t., ~
W. BY .Jane Phelps ~
BY Darle Phelps

and said something about "being
brave and that | must try 10 com
pose myself" Then tho next thing
knew We Were standing beside a
narrow bed with something on IL
covered with sheet
This Is Mrs Randall" the nurse
told a man who stood near. He had
a kind sympathetic face. noticed
him a. We notice untmpOrtant details
when in trouble
He moved closer TO the bed. and
carefully almost tenierly. drew the
sheet away from the thing lying so
stJaight and stark beneath.
The nurse held me closely as with
almost unseclng eyes and mbed
faculties | gazed on the features OF
man never had seen before.
That's not Tom Where's my
Tom shrieked. then for the first
time IN my life tainted.
when | recovered | was In n tiny
room--nn office. The same Kind
faced doctor. the tender nurse were
with me.
you arc all right now. Mrs Ran
DALI" the doctor declared smiling
sympathetically Mt me.
Relief Unspcakabic.
out OF the great heaving dark
cloud which had envelopcd me only
one thought stood out clearly:
Il must get home 10 Tommy
Tom"
Yes am all right" replied as
rose 10 my feet and staggered
toward the door.
But you must rest a while. You
are Mt ut To go outc<tonc, the nurse
cautioned.
Il must 20 to Tom" ! said me
chaniCally.
Il am Just leaving. | will take you
home in my ear Mrs kandall II you
will trust me" and the kindly phy-
slcian smiled at me
"Nes. take me TO Tom" | cried.
and soon we were rushing up Broad
way In his runahout
MY name Is Carroll" he told me
aa we neared my home, Toms home
and mine. Il am more than sorry
you should have had such shock.
but II was the only Thomas Randal
the office could find In the telephone
book"
Good night Doctor Carol. and
thank YOU" II gasped as ! refused
his offer to wait until ! saw II Tom
was YET nt home.
felt couldn't bear a witness 10
the meeting between us my darling
husband and me.
Tomorrow Toms Anxiety.
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rIE,NIrI ur oo,rR>MI~r

IN y T|N II0 VINR w VAT1" T0'- TThT W"
.reD.d a. rud nu't with We o,u cEYIuu uo
orl,. Rood ground the very general t"ui.ucf 10
.oudrtuu government or all Kinds Our up, u
gtru,uEAr Bocauae u is ~ easy 20 dis over
stort,au'ruf fhcro are uncn when =: ."rHu
'thnt ihr,o exists a disposition TO KICK the wool.
'hIug uui du"uI aud r"F"rt go political 'h'of
h"' tho very rrrni"'. h'h1nE lh'' govern
mont ''u'"'s "" never ih'nE ~ ~ "I. ll - So
"omw"op'"'' mat "" accept II a7 r''I'f ''
far' and do n9i,FN' government 'r'l' I"i lN
eNiTcu"e
recent report ON I"'"'' ''n'"n' 'h'p'e.
on siberia Ih'' report p""'H out 10. Z F''''. 1
onn'oins an almost unlimited area iheR'S sH''"'
:" the FARMER ana s'"cN '"'''' '"'' "''''"''
~ land adapted to tho growing Of whoa The
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which the salamandcr loved 80 well
u 'Annuuzio had him buried in a
vault closed by a black slab OF mar
be. To TINS day the poet is said TO
carry with him the silver Key 10 the
little tomb
A piano of the better grade passes
through no fewer than eighty hands
before II Is completed, and upwards
to 10000 pieces OF wood, metal.
cloth, felt, etc. enter into the con-
struction OF each instrument.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-10

Naturally In the months when the railroads
llWh.S MAX" big earnings the government has
made q hrttor showing than IN The months when
III" railroads always make a very poor showing
but II there hts ever been month or a week
or day In this year OF 1919 when The govern
ment has operated the railroads at an actual
profit based on the standard return OF tho
three year test period. and with nll proper
charges mndo--it has yet to be discovered
New York sun
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-10
Essential Points,

Some Of the Lodge rca"rvator4 are superf'u-
Gus or Implications ana may bc taken out with
out sacrifice OF principle. The Language Of
others may he altered hut tho essential points
that che president Is not kaiser. with com
plc'e power over foreign relations, and that the
ma liotal Independence OF this country cannot
be destroyed Icy treaty, must stand s., 'p hp'd
Is not To seek TO uuil.ty the covenant or ma
Call into existence
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College I'm China.

A college will be established In
China to teach the natives scientific
tea cultivation, special attention
being paid to sanitary conditions
Should the holy land be colonized
on large scale a Norwegian en-
einecr proposes To utilize the dit-
ference in water levels between the
Mediterranean and Dead seas FOR
the extensive production OF hydro
electric power.
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ST. LOUIS. Mo, Dec 6-Th
raising OF n fund OF 100000 for ~
purpose OF guaranteeing The 81
penses of the republican 7t'ionl
convention. which is sough, hy y
Louis has been decided upon by u,
committee on convention. appoin'"
by Mayor Henry W kleI
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Rca1,nrcli StntInn.

The British goyernwcn' has
tablished a research station g. -
termine the fuel value or con. a.
It's produces and espeC.n F 'o
tain the extent OF wntDh .N
coil and collirry waste can De Vt"
lied
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Intolnrabic Situation

The state apartments demand NJ November
20 Is not an ultimatum, but It is very close TO
one The Mexican government mus assume
sole responsibility wrote Nh Lansing Very
we'll The Mexican government has assumed
responsibility The nrV move .s mp TO the
United states, which again fnis ITSELF Nou'ed.
insultcd and dcf"d, That It is an lntolerablH
situation the moat pacific Of Americans must
admit New YORK Herald.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-10

4 mouse trap patented "a
sissippI inventor consis .- COX ...ss 4
10 be clampei 10 table .. IL
way that the weight OF ,,,is
II and drops the animal iH,' "
then swings back into place.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-10

The new government Of Finland
is planning 10 make Lake Ladogal
which has an area OF 1000 square
miles. accessible To sea going vessels
by cutting canal to the gulf Of
Finland
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-10

A plant OF which a Br'z...'a ~
produces 100000 tons a rui.
been found 20 yield a ce.i.., lI1t,
able for the manufacture liz.
paper and fibres from "h'.' '
.i,n cotton can be made
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Well They Can settle cur strike

The London post say }. .' h'' x
iating TO have America
Irish question. The London s
guilty OF gross tlattery
News
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Patent on Apron

A patent has been s''. !,
Pittsburgh inventor f1r aH a "a,
ex.end from "A person a.
and cover the keyboard ot d y
to enable him to learn '' y
instrument without seems
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or Good, swift Kick.

The steel strike being over, "
suppose the stec. workers VIII pr
sent William u Foster Win IW
ing cup or something --l"i-tnoA
Record
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-10

To make imitation fur nm OhIp
has invented an attachment for KNIT
ting machines which knits n tuft OF
hair into each needleful OF thread.
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Difference Tnirt Man and Woman

Jones wife found "a ho'te va. az.
up on the seashore and sh" ""'
appointed bccause 1t dion raw
love note In it
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4 recently invented flexible pipe
Joint is made OF brass, reduces wear
10 n minimum and has no ground
part nor packing to require atten-
ton.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-10

ouc of Hostou'S millionaire merchants. who
has lust died started TO work at 50 cents a
wsrl, ana h.s board. Those ld-fashoncd boys
ar, uo moro
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The original home ana .,rsrst
o., Joseph Priestly, who -..ss %
oxygen !n 1874 vii. POI" stls
the campus of rcnus' .' -.
college as a memorial 10 h''"