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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21
THE CLASS INSTINCT.

:
When We simmer It all down to a
small point. the real wclfate OF the
world depends on the degree to
which we can eliminate GLASS con-
sciousness and all work together for
the same end, and that end the
greatest good to the greatest mum
Der. All schemes that work on any
other platform are only panderlns
10 what we might call a class In
stinct---a seifish tendency 10 improve
one portion OF society At the expense
Of another portion. Hero Ia the ami
mus Of socialism. snarchism. bolshe-
vism. and all the kindred isns which
threaten the very existence OF or
derby government and Industrial
peace the world over. This pander-
Ing to class instinct flourishcs be-
cause It IL IN the nature of unre-
generated man TO "look out for
number one first" There Ia n
grievance TO give Justification TO
every class disturbance, for each
man thinks the other class Ia Inn
sposing upon him and that the REM
sdy consists N elsvatins his class
and crushing tho other class.
There have been economists In all
ages. perhaps at no time no insistent
as at the present. but a logical view
OF their oreeds shows that almost
every one OF them Ia colored by his
environment or prejudlces. a bias
that 10 well nigh escapable. SO
we find economists differ In their
theories according 10 where they are
Splaced or IN what they are inter
ested. Many years ago economists
unconsoiously took the viewpoint Of
the capitalist or the nristocrst
Democracy was to them an unknown
and a dangerous quantity. Nova
days, as the pendulum swings, we
find most of them taking tho point
OF view OF the laborer. Roth OF them
are wrong and there can be no per-
manent happiness for humanity un-
IN they consent to accept n happy
,, medium. Labor aKds capital must
ceaaS taelash at each others throats
and must pool their interests for
the mutual good OF both.
II 10 no nearer the truth to decry
me importance OF capital than II
used TO be 10 look down on labor,
Aristocracy Is doomed. but we will
not better things by going to the
other extreme of holshevism both
are equally the enemies OF democ-
racy and OF human advancement,
Socialism In It's varied forms " an
Illogical protest against tho wrongs
OF the past. or the wrongs which
spring from adherence To dlscredlted
theories of tho past. But socialism
IL essentially n class creed. II ls
under the rcd flag OF class war. II
derives It's strength from class an
tagonism when will men learn
that We must stand or fall together
when will we learn that what is best
for the big majority is the best for
us as individuals?
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21
YANK SOLDIERS IN RUSSIA
DECORATED BY FRENCH

ARCHANGEL. Tuesday, Feb. s.
Thirty officersRnd men OF the Amer
lean forces in northern Russia were
today given French war crosses for
gallant service under French COM
mand on the Vologda galway front
during the brisk offense against the
bolsheviki In September October and
November. They were given their
medals by the French commander in
the presence OF Commanderfn- Chief
Maj. Gen. Edmond Ironslde and Col.
George T.. Stewart, commanding the
Americans in northern Russia. The
Thermometer WAS below zero while
the decorations were being presented
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21
SAYS OIL EXPORTERS
FIGHT MEXICAN LAWS
Chief OF Division In Government
Says Three Companies VINO Con-
troll Exports Lead Battle.

MEXICO CITY. Feb ?0.--The
Mexican government view OF tne ~
position OF American oil producing
interests In Mexico to the petroIeuin
tnx and also OF the mission TO PARIS
of Edward L. Doheny, prominent
producer. were outlined in a state
ment Issued last night by Joaquin
Santelln. chief OF the petroleum sec
aIon of tho department or Industry
and comm cree The largest export
ers OF petroleum during 1918. the
statement says. were the Huhsteeh
Petroleum company, the AquiIar
company and the Penn-Mex COM
many. and IL Is declared, these con-
panies have II preponderant lhtlu-
ence In the association organized IN
the United states tn combat the
Mexican petroleum laws,
MIR. Doheny on March 10. 1911
the statement asserts offered 10 sac
rifics his entire fortune TO give Mex
leo a modern system OF clNllhatIon'
The statement says that this was "a
threat OF intervention" The state
mcnt says that the value or the
Mexican Cii properties owned by the
Mexican Petroleum company ana lts
M hsidaries. including the iuasteCa
company WIS pl"'tu IN 'u"''- - -,
at s73.62i. 600 for the FL Bano and
Juancasiano districts only and that
It's entire holdings are more than
double that. The Mexican company.
It is declared. paid taxes at less than
half the rate paid by the farmers OF
Vera Cruz province
Mr.. santella's statement concludes
by charging that OF the three main
producing companies. the liuasteca
company is the only one which has
refused To Justify its rights" 1t is
said that the other two companies
have furnished the government with
documents proving their holdings.
but the Huasteca company prefers
IA mystery"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21
DRASTIC BLUE SKY LAW
PASSED TEXAS SENATE

AUSTIN, Feb. ga drastic blue
sky law Is proposed in a bill passed
Nv the senate OF tho Texas lcgislaturo
today This bill proposes that every
person. firm or corporation selling
stocks in the state shall file with the
state department detail statement
pf the plan undor which stocks are
sold. A bond not TO exceed 10 per
cent Of the proposed stock is to be
filed with the secretary Of state
under this bill.
A hill To carry out provisions or
.he free textbook amendment TO the
constitution was passed by the legts-
,ature today This hill rrovides for
4 central depository with funds undel
control OF tho state board OF educa-
tiun.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21
Oklahoma Outbursts

The municipal bond propositions
seem 10 have carried ~ every pre-
cinct In MuHkoseo except " j.
'rump.
Since WonIaa- have descended 10
an "dus lJlF/wiih men, II may be
pertinent 10 inquire n they will now
eat liver and onions with the same
uyidity.
The national prohibition smrnG
ment seems to have been adopte 4
by all states except Connecticut and
the Owls club In Muskogsc.
A Tulsa lady who has been housn.
hunting says that II the architects
had consulted her about the interior
arrangements, the houses built for
sale In this city would lind puI.
chascrs more readily
a witness In federal court at Mas
kogce testified that he can always
tell moonshine whisky by the smell
ON severe cross examination he ad-
mltted that there are probably other
means OF identifying H.
Jay T.. House has decided that hs
does not want TO be mayor Of To-
poka for third term jay T. ~ 80
patriotic that he feels he should do
oil In his power to promote a world
peace, therefore he IL impciled 10
spurn the importunitlcs of many
puEnaoious friends.
Muskogec ministers have joined
together In protocol asking th"
legislature TO prohibitz Justices OF the
peace performing marriage cero-
monies The minister's cSi'uin that
this movement IL not mercenRry on
their part, but because thcy believe
n religious ceremony is more likely
TO take than civil ceremony
The other day "A lady sent re-
quest that we publish LnnEfellow' =
poem, The First snowfall" He
fore we could get II In type an ur-
gent request came In from another
lady that we reproduce that other
inspiring song. when the Robins
Nest Again" Owing to changing
conditions we are compelled 10 with
hold both requests temporarily.
A business man OF Tulsa IA few
days ago had need TO use some dls-
appearing ink, Not finding any IN
the office supply stores he wired n
friend In 81 Louis to bring him n
bottle. Just to show how Innocent
words may be mlsiuterpreted, when
tho friend returned and delivered
the package the hottie was found
to bear tho label "Old Grow"
Upon telegraphic notice that his
commission had arrived safely from
overseas. Judge Robert l.. Williams
took the oath OF office Wednesdov
md on Thursday assumed the duties
and responsibilities OF federal Judge
for tho eastern district OF Oklahoma,
We sincerely hope that his critics
will he disappointed and the prom
ires made by his friends will be full
fiiled
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21

wages alone where they are high
enough and raiAa tbeH where they
are too low for after all II is not
how much man gets for his work
that makes him "A good citizen, but
the comparison between what h.
gets and what he needs. II would
not be gain 10 the employer 10
have the wage lowered. for the value
OF his product must drop In proper
ton what In needed is nm equality
OF reward according to skill and de-
mand Rather than lower the wage
or those who are high, let rs raise
those which are low and let every
man prosper according 10 HIS ability
and industry The only people TO
gain by lower wages are those who
are comfortably fixed already. Tor
their expenses would be reduced
The benefits OF lower wages to the
body economic are not worth con
sldering In tho balance against the
inevitable disturbance ana dissntls-
fnction that their descent would pro-
woke.
On the other hand, every attempt
of any class OF workers. 10 ralpc the
wages In their line OF business ls n
direct tax upon the laborers In other
branches. It is utterly selfish for
II makes the cost OF their product
GREATER and other workmcn IN other
lines must pay the Increase. In tho
last analysis. tho whole question re.
solves itself into a circle high wages
makes high living cost. while low
living cost neoesritates little wages.
Every change made nt one link OF
the endless chain affects condii hons
at all the others DemagoEs may
rant all they please about their eco
nomlo utopIas. but they cant get
away from this fact. No scheme for
the benefit OF the working man is
worth considering that does not np.
ply both ways, for the laws OF ma
ulre will find some way TO restore
any balance that the laws OF man
may disturb.
II IN better to leave wages high.
because lowering will produce dis
content and bolsh evlsm. even though
tho costs OF living are slightly re-
duced; but the same equation would
be accomplished II both wages and
costs descended together. The or
dinary man. however. is not disposed
to delve In economic philosophy;
what he does understand ls when his
pay check Is too small to meet his
necessary expenses. and no amount
OF philosophy IL going to reconcile
him 10 such q condition, To force
II upon him as TO produce an incipi-
snt anarchist. And shall we blame
hlmg You and ! are made of the
same stuff and all we lack IL the
proper environment 20 bring out tho
evil that Is In us, We are all selfish.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21
INFORMATION ON BRIBERY
IN NAVY TO BE PUBLISHED

WASHINGTON. Feb. 20.-All facts
bearing on bribery cases In the
third naval district at New York
with the names OF men charged with
giving and accepting brihes, will be
made public, Secretary Daniels an
nounced today. as soon as there Ia
no danger OF closing up sources OF
Information to the Investigators. Mr.
Daniels said he not only would make
public the names OF men involved.
but was determined that those found
guilty should be adequately pun
ished
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21
BIG ATTENDANCE EXPECTED
AT THE 'Y' FORUM SUNDAY

Next Sunday the Forum will he
held I'm the lobby OF the Y. NJ. c. A.
and arrangements have been made 20
have thl. one OF the largest meetings
held this year.
Horace Hagan who has recently
been discharged from the service will
be the speaker for the afternoon. his
subject will be The Irish Maze" Mr..
Hagan is an attorney for the Texas
and has made a wide repu-
tation as an orator.
In addition to the address ar
rangements have been made to have
Artells Dickson sing "Invlctus."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21

but be taken
othe he
Ia which he
GsGtogsy could and that M could count upon lie sp. hs woS
friends became bitterly opposed TO- me ana used ever.
% tempted to to make capital At my expense by
fail Hanna tho contrary dd
them succeed lie MS
which he felt conscientiousy able
administration and this with no
OF
solely he deemed such action
10 the wel-b o he a whole,
similar had no personal re
president Senator Quay
he badkn
to be
in believed
to be OF his
he
the civil
OF spanisa
He
Not did he
felt he Gonscenousy could do
the o striking proof OF his
In rendered
would ever be
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21
NORMAN CHAMBER ELECTS0
M0OMAU NEW SECRETARY

NORMAN, Okla. Feb. 2O--J. NJ.
Moomau. former clothing merchant,
has been elected secretary OF the
Norman chamber OF commerce. and
will devote his entire time to the In
terests OF the organization. The or
ganization was recently reorganlzed
with II L. Muldrow president and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21

LONDON, Feb. 20.--Ukrainian
forces resumed the attack against the
Poles defending ISemberg on Sunday
and have captured all points between
przcmysl and Grodek west OF Lem
berg. according to an Exchange Tele-
graph dispatch from Vienna. Rail
way communication in that region
has been interrupted.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21
Phones
Daily Food
friday. February ~

The Lord /. very pitlfuf, snd Of tender
mercy Jas 5li1
Trisls must snd will befaii;
But With humble faith, 10 sas
Love Inscribed upon them all
This IL happiness 70 me
Take, my brethren, the prophets, who
a. example Of suffering Affllcstion, and Of
patience. jas. $40
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21

Take LAXATIVE BROMO oUININE
tTahletsD II stops the Cough and
NendnChe and works off the Cold
r. W GROVES signature on each
box soc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21
autobiography 0f---
Theodore Roosevelt

Y
w ! presidency
his untred rusworthness
public
N m u he
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21

The national prohibition sucnG .
ment seems To have been adopted 4
by all states except Connecticut and
the owls club In Muskogec.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21

A Tulsa lady who has been housn.
hunting says that II the architects
had consulted her about the interior
arrangements, the houses built for
sale In this city would lind pun
ChaEer- more readily.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21

jay r. House has decided that hs
dOcs not want to be mayor Of To-
poka for "A third term Jay T. ~ 50
patriotic that he feels he should DO
oll IN his power to promote a world
peace, therefore he IL impeiled TO
spurn the importuniiics Of many
puEnacious friends.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21

The municipal bond propositions
seem 10 have carried ~ every pre-
clnct In MuHkogco except " j
trump.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21

A witness In federal court at Mus
lGoEce testified that he can always
tell moonshine whisky by the smell
ON severe cross examination he ad-
mltted that there are probably other
means Of identifying H.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21

Since Womaa-~ have descended 10
an odus llb1Iwith men, It may be
pertinent 10 inquire II they viii now
eat liverl and onions with the same
pVidity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-05

New York---Aiss Ethel Clayton.
the clever young actress now sue
eessfuily starring under the Para
mount banner. IL famous for her
beautiful complexion when her
friends inquired about 10 she asfd;
Its all due 10 toilet preparation
called derwiiio which I use twice
daily. The eSpe ri~ne~ have had
prompts me 20 make my secret pun-
lie. This wonderful derwiiio Instant
~ beautigled my skin and TIA con-
tinued use has made the results per-
rnansnt" When Mae Edna wilder.
the well known beauty specialist.
was Interviewed in reference 20 Misc
cfayton's remarkable complexion. she
stated. Anyone can have q beanu-
ruf complexion when they know
how. IT'S very simple process
use the sam. article in my work.
and until you try II you have no
idea OF the marvellous results. The
very first application WITH astonish
you. Go 20 the totic; counter OF
any drug or department store and
get bottle 81 derwtlio. then make
the following test Examine your
skin critically before your mirror.
note carefully ita appearance. then
apply dcrwiiio a. directed. After
you have made the first application
tcuk IN your mirror again and note
the surprising change A peach
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-05
THEATRES
PALACEliIP


A wife who wanted many things
that her husband could not afford
was cured OF her desires In a novel
manner in Whipped" one Of the
headline attractions at the new
show OF the PalaceIiip theatre.
The STAFFORD Four. a NAL. com.
edy quarter. proved popular.
Fogarty and Foster In The SPUR.
rel Dodgers" have comedy offer.
Ing OF breezy dialogues and Jazz
singing.
a Mirthfui Oddly" by the Pup.
pets IL a song. talk and dance act
Dan Ahearu whistles and talks to
his hearts content and everybody
likes H.
I'D. Hastings juEgles Indian clubs
and says funny things ms side
issue. Bessie Love In The Little
Boss" is the presentation on the
serene.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-05

left 10 rot and rust In idloncaa
yet the world wonders why they're
not an good as new ears when the
time finally comes 20 put them back
into service again.
Tho day | came In ALMOST at the
same hour Manua Jones. II. negro.
awkward and ignorant ana black as
a coal pile at midnight. registered at
our common lodging
Manua stole SO cents from n little
boy. so the law arrested him and
the law put him back In the same
corridor with at least five negro muir.
dorors. numbers OF robbers and burg.
lars, petty thieves. bootleggerH and
what not. Three days later Manua
was tried ana sentenced to one year
In the reformatory. And ut O'Clock
next morning | saw Manus taken
away TO start his sentence.
Changes IN Week
There was such "A clang and clamor
and shouting siown IN the corridor
below mo that | got out OF bed 10
ascertain the trouble. I looked down
and saw "a long chain lying across
the floor. with pairs OF handouts
fastened 10 It at intervals OF every
three or four feet. Two by two. ne.
gro prisoners were coming out OF the
barred door leading back to the tiers
OF cells and were being fastened by
their wrists To this chain There
were 10 OF them. and the 18th 10 be
manaciod was Manua. fT.year.oid
boy. Four of his companions were
starting 20 the penitcntinry AT Nash.
Vile 20 begin serving murder SEN
fences. The others were going for
various major crimes. Mapua was
going with them 10 Nashville. where
he win be put in tho rcsormatory.
lie didn't look ~ awkward
and scared as when he entered.
lie staggered and laughed like
the other negroes. 4 week In
Jail had taught him many
things.
only a few days ago he was a
growing negro boy. capable Of be.
coming hard.working. honest
darly. or n shiftieas. no account.
criminal negro--luHt as the future
developed for him. lie made his first
siip--stolc SO oents--and / BELIEVE.
THE LAW HAS DEFINITELY DE.
TERMfNED WHICH KIND OF A
MAN HE SHALL BE.
| almost forgot my own case In
the interest took In those around
me, In the hopel.ssncss OF my Eel.
low prisoners. in the certainty that
this idlencaa and confinement and
constant association with criminals
Of all degrees Is simply breeding ne~
crimes.
Greatest Ten Days
But | can't quite get away from
the big point. tho fight for free
speech. for every day | was there
at least four or NV. OF my letters
have been from fellow editors who
have also suffered imprisonment.
Many Of the cases are quite stint.
lar TO my own. ! never before real.
lied how many newspa pcrmcn have
gone 10 jail for writing their eonvlc-
tons. I NEVER KNEW HOW
WIDESPREAD WAS THE PRAC.
TIcE or USING JUDICIAL POW.
ER TO SILENCE CRITICISM.
IL my own case viii no Just little
way 20 arouse public sentiment un.
I'll ~ makes such judicial tyranny
impossible. ] will be amply reward
ed for ten days whichever with
out any such resuit--wiil always be
to me the most interesting and prob
ably the most worth while / have
ever put in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-05

iik. color mounts the cheeks.
baby sOftneEs comes 10 the skin. "a
makes the skin roHy-whits. Veiycty
and radiantiy beautiful IL is won-
derfui for a dark. sallow skin. shiny
nose. freckies. tan. oily skin. sun
spots. coarse pores. plnpiss. black
heads. chappcd, rough akin. rudii-
rrrs. wrinkles ard many ather Ia
cial biemiHhea pcrwiiio method 10
absolutely harmless and will not
produce or stimulate a growth %
hair. X ts superior TO face powder.
az Precipitation does not affect a.
therefore - stays on better. Thoua-
ands who have used u base had the
same results "a Misc Clayton. and I
am sure u you viii give u n fair
trial you will become just as en-
thusiastic as 7 arm and always use
u IN preferenes TO any other powder
or behutlfl.r."
sOrE--whsu asked about Dvrviiio
500 % our leading drurris,s said. IL is
truly . wonderful e~aaufisr. away ahead
- anything have ever cold before.
We are authorized ~ the msnufae;ur-
20 refund the money 90 anyone who
10 dissatisfied. and We wouid not per.
init the ase % our name unless the
product possessed unusual merit" n r.
sold In this city under an tron-eiad money
back guarantees BY all department stores
and up.to-dhts druggists. inciadiar Bar
tells and the owl Dfus 60.