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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-09
INTERNAL WAR AvERTED.

The threatncd scrap between Governor Rob
crtson and Auditor Carter. which promised some
entertainment and excitement to those sitting
In the bieachcrs, has hccn happily avorted by
the governors gracious acknowledgement that
the point In controversy the auditor was
right. II may he remembered that the governor
sent to the auditor with his executive approval
n little bill OF s2,500 allowed the architects for
drawing the accepted plans for the proposed
memorial The auditor declined to pay on the
ground that n copy OF the contract with the
architects did not accompany the bill. This
the governor denominatcd an "unwarrantcd as
sumption OF authority" and directed the attor-
ncy general to at once begin mandamus pro-
ceedings requiring the auditor to honor the
enclosed.
After due consideration the attorney general
called upon the governor for a copy Of the con
tract to attach as an exhibit Failing TO hear
from the chief executive, the attorney general
dclved into the legal tones OF the state and dug
up statute (Scction T. chapter t5e. Session
Laws OF l9i5), which shows that In this in
stance, at least, the auditor was right The gov
ernor Immediately replied, acknowledging his
error and ooncurring with the attorney general
in his findings, and pomsing that "A copy OF the
contract would bc filed as as the commits
sion can meet Thus ends wordy war with
the auditor flying the coors OF Victory.
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for dark horse TO spring at tho psychological
moment without much encouragement Their
potential Influence In this convention is loss evil
dent than over before While they have little
regard for the expressed sentiment ot tho pub
jic they may he forced to accept ono Of the
avowed candidates. Ail they desire. anyway II
10 say they named the man.
Among tho dark horses mentioned, II one
can judge by the applause which grcets a name.
or when his face is thrown upon the screen,
Governor Alien Of Kansas would be the most
acceptable " It becomes necessary TO go out
side those whose names viii probably bc pre-
acutod today n the governor is in his usual
good form when he makes his speech. he will
either put General wood over or mako him
self the compromise candidntc.
But, II you have read what the dope writer's
havo to say your guess ~ TO what viii happen
In Just good ns theirs.
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To Relieve Housing Conditions

Material relief from tho acute housing cond-
tions existing throughout the country was indi-
catcd in the announcement Thursday that the
Metropolitan Life Insurance company will re-
strict loans hereafter to tho promotion OF home
building. Tho statement was made before dele
gates TO the thirteenth annual convention OF the
National Aasociation Of Real Estate boards at
Kansas City walter Stabler comptrollcd of the
company. declared that his company has $50
100000 to lend for the construction Of now
homes during the next two years, ana It will he
the policy OF the corporation to limit the loans
to dwellings costing not more than $4,000.
Tho announcement was regarded by real
the convention. II is particularly timely in view
Of the acutcncss Of the housing situation and
the fact that a majority OF large Investors are
refusing to purchase real estate mortgages now
because of what is termed unfair taxation
such securities.
The morning session Of the convention was
given over TO discussion Of problems bearing
housing conditions Reports of the association
committees on housing and licensing contained
many references to the situation, and the ad-
dresses Of Mr., Siahcr and Franklin r. Miller,
also of New York city, treated that subject thor
ouEhly.
Virtually all Of the speakers agreed that the
existing federal tax laws are the greatest CON
tributing factors to the dearth Of dwellings
Resolutions urging CONGRESS to repeal such leg
islatlon and substitute others that would pro-
mote investment In real estate mortgages were
ordered prepared by the resolutions committee
MIR. Stahlcr declared that in 20 cities visited
by him during tho last two weeks he found
shortage Of hous>- that constituted a very seri-
GUS ana mcnhcing condition. IT Is one, he said
that demands immediate attention, and he urged
the real estate men to do everything within their
power To encourage building ana loaning OF
money on real estate Tor residences.
He denlored IN" increasing rents that oh
tanning in every community, and Il was signifi-
cant that his remarks In that connection were
npplaudod by the audience many Of whom are
landlords or agents for landlords II is a gituo-
ton, Mr.. Stahlcr declared. that demands action
by the real estate men OF the nation toward stop
ping the advances.
our great duty, however, Mr. stabcr said. Is
In the promotion Of home building Owning n
homo Is the greatest thing OF all toward making
man "A good citizen. For five years we have
dropped behind In the construction Of houses
We are now faced with the necessity Of catching
up on those years, and at the same time keeping
pace with the natural demand for houses.
Rich investors must he drawn into the fold
Of real estate mortgage buying As It is now
they are turning 20 other soCurics which arc OK o.
empt from taxation, and II that continues Il viii
ho almost Impossible within short time 10 sell
a real estate mortgage on any condition. -
From Kansas city Posts report of procecdings
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-09
SUCCESS

Copyright 1920. 10y Edgar A. GuestD
Success Is being friendly when another
needs friend
It's I'm the CHEEKY words you speak, and in
the coins you lend,
Success is not alone In skill and deeds
OF daring great
It's in the roses that you plant beside
your garden gate.
Success is in the way you walk the paths
Of life each day
It's In the little things you do ana IN the
things you say,
Success Is In the glad hello you give your
fellow man,
It's In the laughter OF your home and all
the Joys you plan,
Success Is not In getting rich or rising high
to fame,
It's not alone in winning goals which all
men hope to claim;
It's In the man you are each day through
happiness or care,
It's in the CHEEKY words you speak and in
the smile YOU wear.
Success Is being big Ot heart and clean and
broad of mind,
It's being faithful to your friends, and TO
the stranger, kind:
It's in the children whom you love, and all
they learn from you--
Success depends on character and every
thing you do
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BennieS' Notebook

Me and pop and my sister Gladdis
was setting in the dining room wait
ing for suppir to be ready and ma
was in the kitchin trying to open a
bottle of olives, saying. o shaw,
sutch a stupid way Of making a bot
tie, wy don't they make them so you
can open them, never saw sutch
silly bottle.
You don't go about 1t corrcckly,
my deer, sed pop. And he went and
looked at the bottle, saying, You're
Supposed to pry out the rubber ferst
and then the top will come rite Off,
its very simple.
should say 1t Is very simple, its
downright foolish, sed ma, the ideer
Of sticking a lot OF rubber on the top
of bottle just to make people pry II
on; agen.
Wares a fork. I'll nave It open in
a iiffy. sed pop. And he picked up
fork, saying, Jest a jiffy, now, and
ma sed, DO you realize that's silver
fork?
I'm not serprized, silver makes the
best forks sed pop. And he started
TO try to poke the rubber out frum
under the lid. and after vile ma
sed Well. 1t it i!ffy yet?
Do you wunt this open or don't
you sed pop. And he kepp on try
ing hard as cnythlng without doing
ii. and ma sed. How longs a jiffy?
Wich jest then pop gave fearse
poke and bent the fork all out OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-09
THE GREAT CHICAGO MEET

The preliminary skirmishes have been
fought without any OF the contending forces
gaining an appreclable advantage, and yesterday
certain national republican convcntino ever held
got down TO the real business for which II as
sembled. From hundreds every day come the
question what does It look like p" and the
only pat answer is the wind blowoth where It
listeth and thou nearest the sound thereof but
goeth"
The convention is remarkable In that even
those who have had a directing hand in former
conventions are as much I'm doubt as those of us
who view the proceedings from afar II the
president makers-presidcnt busters would be a
don't know H. IL tho uninstructcd delegates
know in which camp they will pitch their tents
the scouts have not been able 10 detect IT, Each
OF the candidates apparently will 20 TO bat in
the same relative position as indicated by in
structed delegations and straw votes showing
public sentiment by all rules of political fore
casting IT may be assumed that in the early
balloting the uninstructod delegates will line up
in the same ratio Of division Summed up II
appears TO an outsider that the delegates pro-
pose TO vote as they darn please
The president makers" who seem not able
to see any public sentiment beyond their own
limited horizon have made feeble attempt TO
herd controlling number OF delegates in their
own pasture. They have looked far asa wide
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-09
CHAPTER XXXIN
Morbid Thoughts and Actions

II may he that | was a poor judge
OF human nature, but IL seemed to
me that the force which drew Robert
Garrett and me together and mated
Us was as natural as the force
which moves tho world.
My love threw around our lifo an
impossible giamor. | always saw the
future spent with Bob as rainbow
tintcd. My Imagination pictured our
life together as one long season OF
hlissful living for each other, with
no room for outside entanglements.
But Bob's world, the world which
interested and appealed to him. was
an allen one, Eacn day 1t was Inn
pressed upon mo more and more.
Usually when Bob had I'm way dis
tresscd me, when he had remained
away from me for any reason, ! had
anxiously watched for hts return.
But now often it had become an ef-
fort TO appear natural; and 1t was
with a sullcn spirit that greeted
him. often his very cagerncss
coupled with that bright look on his
face, intensified my resentment at
his being able to enjoy himslf apart
from me.
once when he was telling mo Of
something which had interested him
and John Kendall. somcching Tor
which | cared nothing. ! stopped
him:
"Oh, do stop I've heard enough"
I'm sorry. ! thought you would
be interested"
81 don't see why you should"
snapped. ~ never made any pre-
tense"
well" Bob answered deliberate
Iy, "it might be better IL you did
take some intercst-bctter for both
ot us"
mo Bob, I'VE told you I didn't
care for these friends OF yours for
tho things thcy did"
I'm sorry Margaret"
"Oh. that's what YOU always say
you're sorry II that's the measure
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Margaret CARROTS
Husband 2n
h JANE PHELPS

of your love ! call II simply crafty
ing your selfish desires. never am
happy unless you are with me to
share things. But you"---I stopped.
J. was the first time had ever even
limited that Bob did not care for me
'as | did for him, and knew even as
said itlnat ! didn't believe myself.
lie loved me, was his wife. We
simply had different ideas Of GER
tain things. / must he more patient.
| would in time win Bob over.
The psychology of woman's love Is
Away "a my stetS EaCu woman likes
to think her man Is strong, ooura-
gcous. but that he is her slave in the
intricate things of marriage. Some
W men, when they are disappointed
in having their own way with a man,
will still mother him with "A love
akin to pity. some seek and love an
other, while others merely weep and
wall their trouble away. | was not
made OF the stuff that does any Of
these things, ! would In the end
have my own way with Bob. That,
| never for n moment doubted; and
| would have 1t because OF my in
tense love for him which he must
recognize as the greatest thing In
my life. and-in his
81 have been very unhappy. Bob," ,"
I told him when we went upstairs
after spending the evening on tho
porch with father and mother.
I'm sorry about that"
81 wish you'd stop saying I'm
sorry it's getting on my nerves"
"Npl what was IN "a bout -
because you remained away from
me. | couldn't eat any dinner last
night, and stayed up here all the
evening"
Bob suppressed an impatient ex-
clamatlon, waited a moment, then
said
"That was as you chose"
mo, Bob. | didn't choose. You
did that for me-
81 don't understand your reason
ing" imnaticutly he answered
You know am not happy unless
you are with mo, that never have
good time without you. fclt too
badly to cat, too lonely to talk to
anyone. You punished mo severely
while YOU were enjoying yourself"
"You are morbid Margaret"
"No. am not morbid. love my
husband. that's all; and ! want his
society. II I can't have II I'll stay
by myself until nc secs lit to become
my companion"
Nonsense"
"It Is not nonsense. From now on
7 shall neither eat nor see anyone
when You remain away from mo for
your own selfish pleasure. II you
can have a good time under such
conditions you are a different man
from the one 7 married"
"Rut, Margaret"
I'VE won't discuss It, Bob. You
know now iust how I feel what
course 7 shall take. Knowing this.
certainly shall expect you to he
with me unless business calls YOU
elsewhere Thcn as | noted his
scowling face. 7 added: "You know
that I love you devotcdlv; you love
me, too, just MS we'll don't you, Rob
darlinC'" and I flung my arms
around his neck and pressed my lips
10 his lips. 1T must he awful TO he
married TO a man who doesn't care
for you" as repeated over and over
again the words OF love I always
used and gave tho caresses ! sup.
posed welcome because I myself
loved so dearly 10 bo caressed.
Strangely at that time ! never
thought that Boh's caresses were
forced; that he gave them only be-
cause 7 demanded II, Vet now as
There was no one else---of that | am
sure.
Tomorrow--Mould4ng a Man.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-09

The London Pail Mall Gazette speaks Of the
early renewal OF the Anglo Japanese alliance,
and hints at the inclusion OF the United states
within the terms OF the treaty. with both Eng
and and Japan bent on exploiting the wealth
and resources OF tho United states for their
own pecuniary benefit II hehooves this country
TO scrutnizc very carefully any proposition for
an alliance OF that character. II Aavors too
much OF the spiders invitation to the fly.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-09

shape, may saying. willyum Potts
that good silver fork.
Well. the rubbers out, enywaS, sed
pop, and ma sed Yes, but | dorI see
tho top coming off. izzent the jffy
up yet?
Very funny. very funny, its all /
can do not TO laff, sed pop. And he
tried to pull the lid off. and the more
he pulled the more it stayed on, and
pop made a fearse face and nocked
the hole top of the bottle off agens,
the edge of the sink, spilling about,
half of the olives all over the floor
and saying. Heers your confownded
olives.
Hee hec hoe, sed ma, laffinp, and
pop sed. II suppirs reddy lets eat IT,
Wich We did, inclooding wat was
left OF tho olives.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-09
OFF with the Lid

McAlestcr. Ike every other trade center Of
oklahoma has come in for it's share OF suspi-
cion during the wild days OF profitecring and
talk OF profitcoring. In few Isolated cases ac-
Cusatons have actually been made.
Tho federal court opened today with Judge
Williams sitting on the bench. People have con-
Udenro in u federal court ana people have con j.
fidcnce in Judge Williams.
Let us sincerely hope that this court will set
tie for once ana for all talk OF profitocrng here
In McAlcster. II there Is profitecrng we trust
that II will he exposed and the guilty ones sent
where they belong. IT there is no proftcering n
clean bill OF health will attest g. Then let's quit
talking about II, which talk simply prcjudices
without gaining anything. News
Capital
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The Horoscope
Wednesday june o, 1920


THE stars incline, but do not compel
This is not a fortunate day, AZ.
cording to astroloEy. the planeta-,
rule making for unrest and disfon.
tent. Both the Sun and NenusAu,
strongly adverse.
During this confederation person,
of many sorts of Views are likely |,
feel that they can perform wonder
and this tendency toward egotisn
is likely greatly to complicate poli,.
ical problems.
The signs seems TO indicate ih,
both men and women who hav,
been long popular will suffer from
malice and envy.
Leaders Of all classes may h.l
found to be dictatorial under thsl
planetary government.
Labor has n direction making fo'
independence and the spirit Of dom.l
ination.
The sun Is i'm an aspect held to b,I
foTbidding to the hopes of both me.I
and women who seek prctermont O.
any sort.
Venus gives warning to wome,
that they will be thwarted and dis.
appointed in their ambitions whll1
the rule prevails.
lt NAdl hl' op l''oAA'h AAAAA llltI
will be inclined to be arrogant and
Independent. isntring women and
f.tgetting Their ciaims to reetgniY
ton. This aspect applies aim, %
the domestic and to public affairs
IL is well to cultivate a calm, Sc.
rene state OF mind during the re.
maindor of the month, which will
bring many surprises.
Gossip will become more than US
ually prevalent at this time for there
Is a sign making for unusual inter.
est In personal matters.
Medical science should make
great strides during the summer, for
hospitals will be more needed than
usual.
Geniuses will be recognized in sci.
ence as well as in art and letters
here in America.
Persons whose birth date II 4,
may have "A strenuous year and they
should be wise in expending energy
and money.
Children born on this day may be
quick, high-strung and very clever
Girls may marry men inclined to be
too exacting and so should be slow
in choosing husbands.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-09
Daily Biblical Quotation
WEDNESDAY. JUNE o. 1920

n man loves me, he viii keep my wordH,
and my Father win love him, and we VIII come
unto him, and make our abode with him-John
14:2d
ono there IN above all others
We'll deserves the name of Friend;
His love beyond brothers,
Costly, free and knows no end.
They who once his kindness prove,
Find II everlasting love
He that ovcth me not kocpeth not my Bayngs.
John 1A:2i
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Turk Forces Win.

PARIS, June S.-Turkish nation.
alist forces have defeated govern.
ment troops and have advanced to
within about 5 " miles of Ismad. ac.
cording to Constantinople dis.
patches received by newspapers
here.
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Barometer of Public Opinion
Remedy SuuRcstc,l

Wash Grimes says: "Ef tn public would hev
Its cNpcndiX cut out I reckon how II would
relieve these we're high cost pains we're all
a -havin'."-Donvcr Post.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-09

The usual practice has been reversed here In
rulea. circus man had his pockets picked
Monday
Tho Chicago contestants might pause mo
mcnt ana gather few profitable pointers from
the Usage trinal election.
Up In Kanaas CITY the papers arc able 10
Keep track OF the now families coming 10 town
and thpar VINO change their addresses. That is
one thing which cant be done In Tulsa.
Rubc Geors who offered scott Ferris $500 In
cash 10 meet Senator core In joint debate at
Tishomngo, has about concluded that he viii
never hayo to Civ" up the money
inaiHc hurglarlos and hodups be- to olimiunt" cir
cusos and carntvals Every time one or the
other comes to Ada big robbery IS pulled Off
one 81 the things which is worrying the pres
dent busters In Chicago ts Just when the
Literary Digest delegates viii figure the psychn-
logical moment has arrived to eNcrsice their sec.
ond choice.
Tho girl on South Main who has been giving
tho psychology of marriage some serious
yorcc cases Is because 20 few Of the wives were
June brides.
Mr. Ferris told his Muskogoc admirers that
he had never received formal challenge from
senator Goro. but he did not cay whether he
would accept provided all the formalties OF such
event were observed
The Missouri delegation and part OF the Okla
homa delegates were not met with brass hand
and reception committee when they arrived in
Chicago. Under the circumstances they preferred
not 10 DE noticed much.
WIN Roger says that since congress spent
something like s670 100000 building one
airplanc. hc can't see why anybody should be-
come excited over "a candidate for president
spending few thousands.
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The san Francisco Chronicle thinks that II
this amateurs war" what we are en-
during now IL obviously an amateurs peace
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Oklahoma Oufbursts

The usual practice has been reversed hcre In
Monday.
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The Missouri delegation and part Of the okla
homa delegates were not met with brass hand
and reception committee when they arrived in
Chicago Under the circumstances they preferred
not TO be noticed much.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-09

Up In KanHas city the papers arc now able 10
Keep track OF the now families coming 10 town
and those VINO change their addresses That is
one thing which can't be done In Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-09

Tho Chicago contestants might pause mo-
mcnt ana gather few profitable pointers from
the Usage triual election.
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Mr.. Ferris told his Muskogoc admirers that
he had never received formal challenge from
senator Gore. but he did not cay whether he
would accept provided all the formalities OF such
event were observed
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cash 10 meet Senator core In Joint debate At
THhommgp, has about concluded that he viii
never hayc to Civ" up the money
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The girl on South Main. who has been giving
tho psychology of marriage some serious
thought says the reason 'hcrc so many di-
vorco cases Is because 30 few Of the wives were
June brides
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inatHc hurgarlos and hpldups iB to eliminate cir
cus"s and cArnivals Every time one or th'
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one of the things which Is worrying the pres
dent busters In Chicago is Just when the
Literary Digest delegates viii figure the psychn-
logical moment has arrived to eXcrsce their sec
Uud choice