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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-02
rur LEAGUE AND lIGmru KENTUCKY.

Tho Elrhh Kentucky congregational district recently
held special election nm vacancy In that district
The district has nlsa}. been democratic stronghold
Therefore when btng swopr boldly declared his candi
dacy az n republican and took for his platform nm
cquyocal opposition to the league ot nations the demo
Gratis smiled broadly. the administration Washing
ton shook hands with itaef and the cuckoo press Of
the district snld. Now wen whore public scnu'
mcnt is concerning the prcsldcnts Immaculate con.
ceptlon"
MIR swopc, 1t seems is ono OF ho"" courageous
Americans who does not want political support on any
misunderstanding III. part, associates counseled
the soft pedal the league, but he soid Not am
opposed the very conception Of league of nations
aud want every voter to understand that fact II n
majority ~ the voters this district do stand
with me then want 10 represent the district
in congrcss'
The democratic organization believing that the re-
publican candidate conducting "a campaign moro for
them than for himself his public statements and
literature the greatest possible circulation. All other
Issues were submerged From first to last the
paign was Wilson's iniernationalism Amcricaniam
when the polls closed election evening Swopc the
republican. elected to congress- by nn unbcli"va
blc majority The democratic leaders Of the district
and The administrator leaders Washington have not
entirely recovered yet They not offering any
plantations for there are explanations from 'heir
standpoint that viii explain They realize that they
sure were they of the support ~ their parsaus
that they aided Swopc keeping tho nght ceutcrcd
Issue thus leaving no room Tor an nlbL
Hero is uduhtnbe proof Of the contention made 10y
The World months ugo-that the league matter could
never survive a campaign OF education. that It was
popular, n az an. solely because It was offered a
war Since that and that fact could
he proven no party would so to the people with
d. or N t did It's defeat was certain.
But the Eighth Kentucky is not tho only district
holding a by election. Tho seventh Alabama s sim
nafy employed the present time. Tho election Is
20 bc held late this month In that district the con
duons precisely the In the Eighth Ken
tuckv--thc democratic candidate running on admin
lstraton platform and supporting the league the re-
publican unrluiyuc1lly opposing the league,
In political ccclrs In WaNhington II Is current Eos-
alp that the Democratic candidate has wired the ad-
minsr1tion for help. frankly stating that he in the
danger " losing due tho league Of nations
Issue.
II wisconsin cndluro-s democratic In the 7
rock-ribhcd districts ~ the solid south not
doing temperate hopes the north. and west
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-02
HOROSCOPE
The stars incline, but do not
compel"
Tuesday. September 2, 1919


Good Influences dominate today
according to arrology Although
Saturn is strongly adverse elrlysi in
the morning Mars and Jupiter are
In bcncfic aspect later
II is supposed to be most fottu-
nate rule under which TO arrange
commercial treaties growing out OF
war, since II makes for clear vision
and Ern.lt- profit
Hankers and all who control big
bua.ness transactions are well direct
ed during this sway Of the stars.
Immense fortunes, riyalinE thos"
made Just before the United states
entered the war, are forecast for the
next few years. but they may bring
some sort OF national trouble,
From this date on benefits nccur-
Ing from the world war will be ap-
parent. but these viii be accom-
panied by problems that may be very
serious. the sccrs prophesy
Saturn has given long warning
that relates to mines. and the signs
continue to be most sinister Trouble
affecting coal, iron and copper is in
dicatcd
The death OF noted military man
ls again forecast This win be but
one among many that reduce the
Of distinguished leaders In
national life
The luultion ot August . 25. which
Is now affecting conditions. rs cN-
crcdiuEly threatening II will DE re
and for this reason wis
dom and caution In an affairs OF life
are especially necessary NJ this time.
losses OF public funds either
through waste, or through unavoid-
lnlc conditions. willahr revealed IN
quarters not yet investigated, as,roi-
pgcrs furvtcll
Mars ruling the WidhCaycn al
Paris and couIoincd with Jupiter in
The sign OF Leo threatens defeat of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-02
MHUSBAND
:, AND |
.Ja1ePhelps

...
''' ~ t"'n h"' over .'SilnF N,NlcilY
F'" "N nay Move Mau"! Is m"r"
500 H''t sac o. regular man =
"nN,'h
Nh, u" yoi mean hy - man =
".I""'
20, on Mabel never worries a man.
( ~" 'h- fH. i"ra and .Iuth,s ihcm
I"i .h' '1'
JUS go" does sh" mako them 50
.''' 'hhir N" can "r.y ra 'n,r
S''i''iN' N"niuf"I h"p'g kl'"
'",H H"" """.' rise % my bait Shh
"'u IN . W"'hHr"
''i' du' i""i rnu'S't' Mabel ia
u kr'a ttv"rii" Wlh all IA" men.
~ uIih Mi''h rom hS closely nt
! q" u" would %" as bad ~ m" ros
l'it ! ti'" hiW 40 chance $40 r.lr
S'l mp h"f il'." rNti.rH dish supprrs
""lolr hrr graf" fire for .uihrr Wom-
en- husbands. hut not FOR mine"
NAT must h' yulN.' ! replied,
making a mental not" that : would
ly IN" same tactics what else
does Sh" do that makes her 80 a
uactt'"'"
Mildred l. Tnllchtcncd.
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"Hut how does shr know that htn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-02

lin 20 say yes and because IIc
did not give Won what YOU wanted
YOU say he did not heed YOU Ills
l'eopIe must learn that Gods
answers are like those of
other parents Many times he is
able 10 say yes but many more
times lIc must say. no
We hear often. and know IL 10
Doe true. that experience is a dear
teacher lu being dear" % means
that the experience has NOT been
successful and that something has
been learned through failure
There was cost.
Md so tt works ont I'm many
ph0Gs The negative Us II vast im-
pOrtuuce
SO is sin ~ omission.
suspect that when the final
Judgment comes there will hr
many surprised applicants turned
back AZ the golden gates There are
such scores ~ peup.c drifting
through the world who. hocau.r
they trr harmless 'hiuN them.
sclNsS s1fo for eternity. that ;hcir
name ia written down ia the great
book Tut somewhere lr 'he TihIo
we ar" 'ola that that which should
%" done ami is NOT don. is a SIN
'h" s,m" as on" committed
"I"' m" Iiv" IN 4 house hy 'hr
si1" uf m" road.
Nh"r" 'h- r'c" OF mon ~ by.
Tn" men who are good JuI The
w,u wno are bad
A. good and ap nll as
] Rprs.H NOT s.t IN sh. g.1-,.rfv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-02
MILDRED BECOMES RECKLESS

'@'' u NrHNsN.
Why l1 1t that 50 often we do
things that We would give worlds II
"" had no, done thought ami
O., taolght 81 what Kate Jurdun had
'"ld me. and finally | rcclIlcsSl y
mad" up my mind .u find out how
much NOR" she knew Unless | told
''liffu'i that knew Mabel Horton
hdd been IN Chicago with him. and
asked him 10 explain things seeming
. " un"Nridirabie 70 me, was sure he
would uc'rr mention the fat OF her
visit 10 mo. Aud even nf,cr the
/ years "" h1d spent together. feared
, to question clifford. feared to rouse
h,s anger.
I one afternoon dressed and went
ont "stcns'hly 10 shop, but ma.cad
Of gong TO the stores | found myself
sHhronScious'y turning toward Kate
Jordon's home. Unfortunately she
was IN.
Il am delighted to see you. Mrs
Hammond, sh" greeted. "dp take off
..'.''. .''''hN anu 1l'Ni Abf hlE'i
noon
"uh. that Is Impossible, only
came 20 call" s,ammcrcd
knew AT once ny her expression
that sh" knew had some Interior
motive tu Calling / never had been
lu hcr house but once Before then
with Mur.cl 3ut she rang for tea,
then, contrary 60 her usual custom.
waited for me TO start the conycr-
sllion.
Now that I was there, found n
more difficult to question her even
than | anticipated. There was Ger
tain expectancy In her manner that
embarrassed me. II was as though
she said you have come for some
thing and am going to find out
what"
"llavc you seen Mrs Horton late
iy?' l asked. AS nUnrhalantJ as |
could
why. yes played bridge there
Yesterday afternoon: just tn" three
OF US Lola Gardner, Mrs. Horton and .
Ue-.lnA the dummy really, three /
handed bridge Is lots OF fun"
. Il think so. too" ! replied, absent .
ly, wondering what should say next 4
Then Mrs Gardner Is lovely, isn't /
shc'' | Venturcd.
"Do YOU think so2 admire Mabel /
Horizons style much more, Lola IL J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-02

The extent ru which prurtlerrlug
lps been carried on among retail
dealers is scaudalous It's not a
cas-" NJ a few individual tradcsmcu
yielding tu the temptation 90 charge
excessive prices The abuse has
been Widespread, aud Conmmcrs
protests over ihc counter have been
without effect \ mad desire To get
rich quick hy making the most Of
the high cost of living seems To have
seized many small s'urck,eprrs and
robbed ih,u uf even an ordinary
spuHo ur caution Any prctoNt or mo-
prrtov' has been good reason FOR
Juggling prices Of the ncccsslrics OF
Ir" r. has been a gam" uf grab,
with am rules or New York World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-02

complete copy OF this bulletin.
should you wish 10 verify
Relative To tpc recent articles iu
these columns commenting on the
present high prizes OF essentials. the
following facts VIII no doubt bc OF
interest tn the thoughtful reader.
Tho great statig'iclau. Bash VI
h3nlcy, has compiled the following
Figures on the earnings OF some OF
the larger American corporations
before ma after the war \ few
of them which might help explain
me high cost of living at this time
are
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-02

tho French ministry and even may
mean war or revolution
Persons whose birthdate II ls hayG
the nuEury Of busy year They
should bc careful OF fire and thieves.
however nnd speculation viii not be
fortunate
Children born on this day are like
" to hc enterprtsing and resource
ful. These subjects u Virgo usually
are generous 10 the point Of cxtrava-
EanCc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-02

The author ~ The Plumb plan ror
the seizure Of railroads ana turning
them over io the couilu! u me
brothcrhoodS now pulls Off some of
the old slutf by claiming that wall
street Is plotting io retain the roads
In private ownership lriy1tc capital
hOilt the roads why nuJ own them
Utica Observer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-02
Daily Biblical Quotation.
SItiSrIMni'R 2, 1919.

rho Lord Inowoth how To deliver the godly out Of
temptation , Peter go.
Christ knows how much rh" weak can bear.
And helps them when they cry
Tho strongest have strength 10 spare.
For such hc II strongly Try
Lead not into temptation. but deliver uH from evil
Matt Il
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-02

We do not want TO appear cupuous or ccnsorIous
but W. do wish someone would explain why every
true democrat persists In thinking ytupcrauon ls
the same thing as argument
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-02

The Chicago Tribune said Ford was an anarchist
Ford said tho Tribune lied and sued for a million
dollars The jury said tho Tribune ala not exactly
state the truth but within six cents OF doing so
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-02

Competition In Tulsa is 80 keen IN
an lines OF retail merchandising that
there can he no profiicerinG on the
part OF the retailers except In lso-
lated cases. and then only tempo
rtrily. Naturally tho retailer must
bear the hrunt of an criticism be.
cause he is the one with whom the
housewife comes In daily contact.
For her the manufacturer. the
broker ana all other middlcmcn cv-
Ist only on paper For the person
who Is honestly seeking light on the
greatest problem before the Amerl-
can people today the figures Just
given viii prove interesting
RENSIIAWS
Tulsa August a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-02

The Dallas News portincntly observes. Next thing
We expect to hear h that congress has repealed tho
law Of supply nnd demand
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-02

They learn by experience. nephew ~ tho kaiser
has applied to the courts 10 change hs name
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-02

And now the price ~ diamonds has gone up. ore
by one the noccssitios OF ufr climbing
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-02

Somebody with plenty otncrve ought TO send to the
diplomatic lords OF the world who seeking to dc
tate how every nation earth shall conduct It's bust
that old about the fellow that got rich attend
ing to hiH own business. Maybe It don't apply to diplo-
macy. but we fail to understand why Il shouldn't.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-02

The Associate, Ir,-- ~ .,uAy'y 'tt"i %" he I'VE
Tor republic. of AID u"Ns dl.pt,hc- credited 10 q
r not "'h"-" credited IL lhs paper mad ais" 20" ""'
rvVH puhl. h"d Irr,I'
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-04-17
MAY DAY PEACE A CERTAINTY

Paris, April 12-Ialk OF Easter peace has given way
to promise of May Day peace. When the most chronic
optsts admitted that the last hope of Easter peace had
vanished there general feetng that the treaty would
be ready for presentation to the Germans by May Per-
sons close the Big Four said that agreement has been
responsibility for war; the Saar valley and the disposal of
Fiume Danzig and the German border Military naval
and aerial terms have been completed for sometime and
the revised league of nations covenant now ready for
submission to the penary session An instance OF how
the covenant is interviewer with the treaty is provided in
the settlement Of the Saar valley problem The Big -Four
agreed that the region would be under political supervs
ion of the league of nations for several years. While
France CONTROLS the coal mines final settlement will be
determined by the Plebisce directed by the league The
league commanded at last nights session. the reading of
the article of redra It is understood that neither the
Japanese amendment for racial equality, or the French
amendment for international general staff would be
considered The articles provided for the Monroe
Doctrine states that nothing in the covenant shall be
strued nvaddating treaties proeturant regnal
agreements. Although it was first reported that the
ceptance Of the article unanimous The Chinese
opposed it saying that might validate Japanese claims
in China In answer to tentative opposed by the French
press assured that the actions would not reduce the
responsibility of America to the league of nations The
president spoke defense of the Monroe Doctrine added
the supplementary selection and held that Geneva
good place for the permanent seat of the league OF ma
ons His speech referred to being the best speech
made. Ma copies were made and accounts differ
Paul Hnan Belgian representative, urged that Brussels
be selected in which memories closest and hatred the
freshest Wilson replied briefly and ercey to the effect
that the league of nations not built in hate and the
Wping out Of hatred among the people the primary
principal of the peace conference.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-04-17
GERMANY is NOT IN A BAD WAY

suitable than it appears the surface It throw
million trained and equipped soldiers into the field if
necessary and is in position to maintain order by force
The is not to the Of strikes
long they don't get out of hand until peace is de-
cared Then shall see Germany bringing order out Of
chaos like American business Wading into days
work. The Bavarian affair is not serious and will not be
unless there is outbreak Organized resistance
by the deposed socaistc gaining followers
because the Bavarans resent the way which the Spar
republic there pork of propaganda that has followed
since the work began with munton workers and SOL
ders Even if Ebert Schden1ans government should be
oyerthroWn the foreign office would remain the
Fore ign Minister Brockdorff Rantzau has agreement
with Hugo Haas and other socalstic leaders who admire
him for his pacific influence if Brockdor stays, the
sin of Count Won Bernsdor and the rest of the outfit will
stay and conduct negotiations in Paris
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-04-17
NDTYEE OF MORTGAGE SALE BY
ADVERTISEMENT

Eosice is Hereby Given, That that
serszia mortgage, executed and dellv-
sre1 b. A. C. Van Valkenberg and
Ea.tsssine Van Valkenberg mort
ssgnrs, to Edyth M. Lum,
Mzssgsgee, dated the 23rd day
n February A. D. nine
Hsea hundred and sixteen and filed for
nscsra in the Office of the Register of
Deeds Of the County Of Barnes, and
slsse Of North Dakota, on the l4th
tass Of April A. D. 1916, and recorded
ia Booi, SO of Mortgages, at page 331
WIN he foreclosed by sale
S{ the premises in such
EsSgage and hereinafter de-
scr:bed, at the front door Of the Court
Hsstsc in the City of Valley City, in
Hae County of Barnes, and State of
hssssi, Dakota, at the hour of 2 o'clock
,. e., OH the 10th day Of May, 1919,
u satisfy the amount due upon said
Mortgage on the day of sale.
Tbs. premises described in said
farsgage and which will be sold to
satisfy che same, are those certain
Wegnises situated in the County of
Bssnes, and State of North Dakota,
an6 described as follows to-wit: Lots
zxsnbeced Three CD and Four az, of
RssssE< No. Six of Riverside Park Addi-
aiea to Valley City, Barnes County,
ssass'th Dakota, as per plat thereof fill
Sd with the Register Of Deeds of said
EsgszHty.
There will be due on such Mortgage
a The date Of said sale the sum of
4Srse Hundred and Thirty Three Dol
lars aud Fifty-one cents.
EDYTH M. LUM,
Mortgagee
,. W. AMES,
Attorney for Mortgage,
Mayville, North Dakota.
sast Pub. April 3. last pub. Nav 81
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-04-17
BOLSHEVIKES ARE TO BLAME

Washington, April 12-The BosheVike propaganda
held responsible for the mutnying of American in
fantry company in northern Russia. March announced
Tending TROOPS read message from the commander in
chief Of the army the Archange which stated that the
questions put to the officers the the Boshe
vkes asked in their propaganda leaflets. Company is
composed of Detroit men, Railway communication has
been completed to all outposts of the allies in northern
Russia March said this was made possible by the COM
petlon of the Onda bridge which enabled supplies to be
advanced March promises abundant food, clothes
and ammunition for the allies in the frozen regions Ships
with cebreakers them have made their way into the
northern seas carrying supplies with them. More to
follow.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-04-17
JAMESTOWN FLOOD SUBSIDING

Jamestown, N D.. April 12-The overflow of the
James river which flooded portions Of the residence dis
rct has commenced to subside 1t started to go down
last night at p M and is rapidly subsding No buildings
The city hail. the arnory and other municipal buildings
were utilized by flood sufferers. The overflow due to
dam in the James lake which held until the great weight
of the water broke causing the water to flow in tor
rents This the highest that the water has been in the
James river since 1907 In places overowed it's
banks 1900 feet
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-04-17
THE VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN

THE VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN
Minneapolis, April 14-North Dakota has been auot-
District quota is 600 dollars out of total for the
nation of four billion five hundred million dollars The
rate of interest 34 per cent The unexpectedly small
amount of the loan and the high rate of interest have
Ninth Federal Reserve District who will begin their
paign on Monday April AS announced by the treasury
department the Victory Liberty Loan will take the form
OF gold notes maturing in four years. These notes will be
exempt from state and local taxes except estate and nher
tance taxes and from normal federal income taxes The
notes will be convertible at the option of the holder
throughout their life into 3 per four year notes
like maturity and exempt from all federal state and local
taxes except estate and inheritance taxes The notes of
both series will be dated and bear interest from Nav TO-
1919 and will mature May TO- 1923. If the loan is over
subscribed probable only subscrptonof $4,000 and
less will be allotted in full The terms of this issue have
been based upon the desire to devise security which will
not only prove attractive to the people but the terms of
feet adversely the market for the existing Sc
curities Theo Wod governor of the federal reserve
bank commented follows: "The terms of the Victory
Liberty Loan extremely favoraby the amount be
raised in this district comparatively small that to my
mind there absolutely no doubt but that the loan will be
District A. R. Rogers, chairman of the Central Liberty
Loan committee expressed eager satisfaction over the
terms of the loan The Victory notes are the finest Sc
curity issued by the u S." said Mr. Rogers "People
they believe In their government The treasury depart
ents of terms should dspe the last trace
OF pessms and this has been the of our only fear
about the overwhelming of the loan North d.
ota will be there with the old time spirit that put over the
first four loans in this state said Wesley c. Mcdowell
state chairman of North Dakota No state in the Union
is more ready to help finish the job than our state and
subscribing the that Uncle Sam has asked of us
will not be difficult The amount asked is so much less
than was expected that work will be all the easier
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-04-17
100 Hens
Law 100 Eds

Mrs. H. M. Patton, .Waverly, Mo-,
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and got 100 eggs from5 $50 hens in
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sas City, No., or send 1925 and get
3 regular $1.O0 packages on special
discount for full seasons supply. Or
write for his valuable FREE book
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has made fortune ost Of poultry.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-04-17

Brest April 14-The Rainbow division is expected to
arrive in Camp Pontanzen today The latest arrivals in
cue the ll7th century train containing Battery of the
15Cth field artillery, Headquarters companies and Of
the 10th machine gun battalion and the 117h field signal
A*taon The following expected to embark today:
The 151s machine gun battalion from Minneapolis Com
panies G. H IL K L. and Of the 165th infantry of New
York Field md staff supply and headquarters company
companies E. :, G, H, l. and of the 10th infantry
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-04-17

Brest France, April 12-All the facilities of Camp
Ponanezen devoted to getting the Rainbow Division
started for home The 165h infantry left for New York
on the transport Harrisburg late Friday Immediately fol-
and the 151st machine gun battalion were put through
medical inspection and may be ordered to embark at any
time ceremonial RECEPTION will be given Secretary Of
war Baker, General Pershing and Commander in Chief
Petain at that camp Monday All the troops will turn out
Inc Rainbow Division will have the place of honor to re-
view the rest