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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-24
LOWER PRICES
SEEN IN HIGH
FUEL SUPPLY

Motorists are expecting u nationwide
reduction In gasoline prices 10 follow
the action II the standard oil COW.
nantes Of New Jersey and Louisiana
which announced q drop ~ one per
cent per gallon recently
Official government reports and flR
urcs ~ the oil authorities show that
fuel production will break all records
n 1899 The American Petroleum In.
stituir predicts n domestic nil output
of $50 0GO, 900 barrels. besides Merl'
can production ct 1875 600 OOO barrels.
This means gain of 10 per cent In. the
United states fields.
In addition 90 the gain In production
much If the fuel formerly wasted can
D.. saved The bureau ~ mines has
pointed out how 1OO.OO0,00O gallons OF
gasoline can be- saved annually by re.
du,ing evaporation of the fuel that ~
o"liyctcd through pipr lines Ia refiner'
ies
Refining Companicr have augmented
the general production due "a greater
uii output by introducing better crack
ing" processes to get gasoline from
pctroloum As result IN some fields
th. gasoline output from the same
amount 81 oil i now doubled.
Il.uvy invctmcnts are being made hy
the ai companies not only IN new ma
rhiucry. bat ulsu IN exploration. drilling
aud research Faced hy u pnssible Sc
riour shortage early In the pteSent
,.ar. 10, petroleum hus achieved q de.
gre, 4 growth never before experi
cuc.d within su short pc'iod.
One of the largest oil contracts or
record hrs been clused between the
M,Niran Petroleum Company and the
STANDARD Oil Company 1T New ior;
uud.l which the former II "a deliver
tu STANDARD oi New York. $50 600. 900
barrels II gasoline during 1924.
Added to the possibilities ~ tn
Norh American fields are those In
south America. Egypt and the Fast IT.
;lc, Russia ~ also q great potential
| suuIu, ~ oil.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-24
Vale Loses Many of This Years Football
Team hN GRADUATION. Harvard VIII
Have Big Hole to till in Center
~ Linz. hut Princeton VIII
e. N,lrlN same.


CAMBRIDGE. Mas p'D % When
tho whistle blows opening next YEA, :
football season it VIII find Princeton g
s1upd nearly intact n hig hUl. in N"
,'ut,r NJ 'he Harvard varsity line and
m. WI. f0re,s completely changed
This .s shown .1 survey uf m" Mater
.ul f.f 900. III. Thr,, f.r next v'or
lu 'f, ,,ut.r uf no. Harvard varsity
Ur. 'H... scheduled tu wind up th'if
..J.I-.I.I', career ar, H1v"m,v,r.
.,u,.f Nu.d. 8ul Tslh'rt. guards aud
'S.Irul,f. D,kl. These four lnesmon
together with Captain Hodween and
DIX Humphrey 1Er the men whose
services vill boz -roatlv missed
Iiar,srd's String.
Th... who are expected o. De- car for
me Crimson sHud next season iuliow:
Eld- Ram. Cr.,A,r 'Gas,un. van.
sits Nl..mH,r CLARK seldom ydrslt"
suhstii l'r. MuI,h.td Miller. Cratwick.
second team Pauttlcunt I1uib'c.
freshman team. from Milton and Mid.
dl"s"N, respectively
IItH.'s Hubbard. varsity. Cooper ,
Eastman Lockwood. varsity substitute,
To- Hubbard Holder freshman team,
from Milton aud 81 MARKS respectively
Guards Brown Broker. varsity
suhstltat,- Anthony oi TUFTS Thnmp.
fins e. Boston college. Rubin. Second
team Grew Donovan. Gates fresh.
man team from Grotun. Boston LATIN
and Milton, respectively
C.rtrrs-rinuoy Kunhtrd' varsity
substitutes CLARK 1923 team Bradford
kDrmnn freshman team
ounrirb1cse Buell. Fiur,mld. var
.aty. colon. second team
Hlflacas aud ullhsct- - Fits
| Churchill, Ow'r varsity. chaplin. Graf,
VIr' Huu'hrd varsity substitutes
| Kennedy. second team paffmnn Clerk.
Carneri' Gordon freshman team from
/ Nrdovsr in,y'r-i,y school aud Glou
,,stpr. respectively
prmccton's Prospects.
Npy' TAIL % c,cIvthng goes p,r ~
| r',tuur 20. Princeton team beside.
. this wears re,,uInre viii BE- Represented
/ bv The iollowGg uut jo make the va
sl'v suuad
Ends s'iusOu. varsity Crfi GREY
Jones' ,urar subs Sr,cly 1929 team
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-24
Congress WarnedNot
to Burden Treasury
Ry Associated Prsss.

~ RHfneiaNfu TVS
WASHINGTON. Dee % DcclariuZ
That the rWunm,u, faces O. gross dr
ndt ~ SslOp oUo Goa rur thu current
f.rul year. Srrr,tir, Houston today
v.ur,d th, s.urtr unHu,r cuumit'
'hn' congress should avoid puttInE q
heavier burden on the treasury depart
mint The estimate surprised the cunl.
m.jir, ls d N1s nearly - 100000 600
lrrrt1 than thnt rer'ntly estimated hv
senator McCumhcr. North Dakota. ore
uf i'~ members
Fp tho fiscal year ending June 30.
lpa'. no" treasury head estimated thu
a, uri, would hr approximately $1,000.
0uo o0o aud h, ahl"d that h cuuln be-
seen that new sources uf rrN"nu" must
Doc snught a. meet even current rcquir,
meats
Nj Houston WAS called before IN.
lconmittv, o. discuss the soldiers bonus
(which urCurding To estimates. would ~
ruirv am outlay ~ 81 800 OO0. ooi and u,
Indicated that the treasury would op
pose any action hy congress that would
tend 90 open new drain un the treas
Jury.
The secretary also reiterated his oh
lccti,ns to the revival Il the war Il
nance corporation II would mean. a.
said. that tho treasury would be com
PEELED Co launch new program 81 bu
ruwing.
The committee asked Mr. Houston q
return for further testimony Mundny.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-24
MANY CHANGES IN LTNEUPS
BIG THREE" NEXT YEAR

Tyson. freshman team and $, Paul :
school
Tarklos k,yk. oIIop,r Euinn. var.
80, rth' last named was q regular un'
900 injured McNuwarl. varsity suhsii'
tu'c. piylov N,nsrr freshman TENN
Guards NJ ManmDn. Dickinson. VAR.
500, Towers varsity substitute hBkcr
Moran. lnio varsity. rachal Barclly,
freshman team and Till school
C,ut,rs Lusc,mb 1898 team and
Qmff,rha,ks Louri". Murrcy var
si'y German. varsity substitute.
lLllnacss and funhacks CaTiiy,
Cluov. Wiitm,r varsity. Clcavcs. var.
si'v substitute. il"ndrion. Pittsburgh;
Gufnn. Pennsylvania freshman: Smith
Emery freshman team. ana Andovcr
and M-r,orhurg teams respectively
lIl,'s Changes.
inlc l'niy,rSitv's hone lies IN the un.
beaten freshman eleven. ~ all the
members oi the so.callcd RIG Three. Yale
suffers greitcsi through the coming
guduHt.0n Tor an N list who will draw
Giulumas are Callahan Acostn, Dickens,
Walker Calvin Diworth Shovlin,
Ecmpiun. Murphy. k,n,v. Campbell
French ana Neville. oll of whom were
i"gulnr or ~,mir,gular varsity men dur
inp ID, recent season The leading
members 81 the array Yale coaches will
have m work with next fan are;
End Rean. cutler varsity, Elgon,
herman Dutton. varsity substitutes.
huffman Lincoln. freshman team, re-.
spsstVeN from Worcester Academy.
and Hotchkiss.
Thcklcs-lnio Mnokay Calhoun,
O'Bri,n. varsity substitutes. Blair Nor.
his freshman team from Hotchkiss and
- pnuls respectively
Guards Herr. Cruickshank Quaille.
varsity substitutes
Crntu s-Cross. varsity. Norris fresh
man AVID fIoichkiss
Cnrt,rhacks KELLEY. varsity sub
su,utc. Ohoarn. freshman team and
| EN,t,r
lialna,hs and lullhacls Aldrtch.
Struw. Jordan. varsity: Peterson, sta
beck varsity substitutes. Ncidhngcr.
WIGHT. freshman team and Anduvct
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-24
College Rules to
Be Enforced

PLAiNNtEW. Dee. 2l.-Dr w. H.
Atwood. president ~ wayland i'apiih
college. stated Tuesday that hereafter
40 athletics 81 the school would bo
governed strictly Boy the rules ana re-
ulstiun- drawn up 1T the state confer
enc, ~ Junior colleges at Fort Worth
recently Clarendon college and Mid
hand college. IN" "nly other Junior col.
lrirs iu District No. I, have also agteed
20 abide strictly by the rev rules
tn" sixteen Junior colleges Of Tie
state haV, been divided into four dis
tricts After the championship Of .
district hns hocn determined ~ snn'
branch 'uf athletics. iutvrdistrIri games
viii be- played fur thu state champion
ship.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-24
Diamonds May be
Mined in Illinois

% Nsff iAfet ffNss.
CHICAGO. D,-r q Theological for.
nations In Hardin County In the south
eastern part 90 Illinois rsssmhl, those
81 the Johannesburg district. South
Africa and may contain diamonds ac
Curding Co an announcement hy Fran
els ". Shspherdson. director ~ H.
State Department ~ Education.
Hardin County" said Nr Shepherd
son. Is. gcologically speaking. part
Of the ozark Mountains II present.
what biologists term fault THIS
fault u akin tu the formation - the
diamond fields ~ South Africa which
are the richest in the worlds history.
NJ diamonds have been found In Har-
din County yet. but n geological ,onJl.
tons arr not misleading the pr.sen -
q diamonds b not improbable one q
the worlds best fiuOsutI mines j. 10
this part u Illinois
Twenty two diamonds Were turned
NJ hy a farmers ploW in lsl. IN the
southern part % Illinois one ~ these
weighed 81 carats These arr the
only diamonds ever found lu N, stat.
Aerc than twenty diamonds have been
found in indiana and 70 half dozen In
Wisconsin. hgt these ere supposed ~
geolugist o. have h'Vu washed down
from ~, region - Hudson Eay 10 the
GLACIAL aEv tn. unly diamond milne 100
she United states b. .u Pis, County
Arkansas Mor, than 5000 diamonds
have beer taken from b. Including ono
~ T. "a caI1'-. Pt. County if flt
geologically akin 'U 90, uzirss The
Arkansas diamond mine wI- discovered
In 1900 bot ssst.mat.. mining did no'
begin until bot .pr.rg o. i- now q
| regular tIsrftiUu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-24
Veterans Still
Lead Americans

Mos, ~ the I'D timers are si. There,
each year when haschlll- final returns
com. bee. and this year Their, isr't e new
face in M, list ~ tup.uut.h'Isfin 'h'
American league fielding averages
Mciunis collins. Gardner Rice and
Schllk -apuar,nty age cannot vi'her
nor custom stall, th.,r habit nl doing
.hings iu tip.top styl'. uk.ug Doe sea.
son through and through and hy and
hrg,
Eddy Mrluuis loads ,ho first hls'm'u
IN this years figures with thu sul.uid
average = sas d., johnson OF Glove.
and WIS second. Iur Julg, third lut
Walter Piru fourth
Eddie Collin. hId h.- 5000. H.fHg
"a, s.,,nd lz.s,m-n with '.s 20 w'ds
5nly 90 errors n l-3 games u. Pratt.
now one ~ III Rcd SIX. was s'crud
with 81. larry Gardner l'd The third
easement with 9,f phenomenal show
ms fUr the hot corner Aaron Ward.
the Ya0k's yogng-jef wtv the onl'
newcomer who cam" anywhere near
get'lng into tn charmed .irD." IT,
stood second 'o Gardner with 1865
Everett Scott led th- sh1rts'ups with
90 Roger porkinwugh WIS second
and IN" late Raw Chapman was third
oi The ouin'ld'rs who played mUrc
than 100 gam,s Amos StIuns ~ ih1
Athletics and White S,S WIS first with
49, Fcl~,h was second. Hul Jacobson
n the Browns third and Iris Speaker
fourth
Is usual Ray Schalk led the cl,chors
IN 81 games h. made only 30 errors
nd had q ss6 average. Muddy" Rual
plaving In only 70 games had 49,
SEVERED. Perkins and O'N,Ii were N,
other top notohors in %" order named
When sam Rice accepted 49, chances
-Fsi nu'ouis and % issi-ts-f0f af
'verae- ~ 300. h. established n,a
ma 'or l.agU, record. The nearest an
nrou'h's o. this phenomenal perform
lnce are Max Carey. Pittsburgh. 4sS
1917. oscar FlcSch Chicago. 4sl 1917
and Iris Speaker. Boston. i-i. 1914
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-24
D'Annunzio Troops
Attack Patrolmen

W Neenrthted ffeaa
ROME. Div g THE Tribune saw,
today that although G,biiel. q Anuur
zio repeatedly had stated that fra,eruai
blood should no, b. shed his legion.
naires wer. %, first 90 Co.,. ga the
Italian torpedo boat destroyer Z.affif1
and that they also threw bonn
against patrol ~ Carahne,rs killing
On" man and vuIrdiug two o,herr
Thes episodes have ,uhi''er,d tho sIt.
nation and dsmorltrt'.s the possibility
q even graVsf occurrences the n.ws.
paper declares
\ dispatch from Rome credited Co.
Tho stefan agency esid W.rlne~liy
uight That "a, destroyer Z.affro had
shellsi o'AurunziU fofc.s 40 N-gIl.
Sigru iimDW minister ~ war. ,y
planned hefoI DO, foreign ruam.''r,
of th. chamber - d,8t.- today tnst
a.. lsnding o' -omc ~ ~. Russian
Genera Wfars,fs troops ir D1luaia
WAS ,ausing no appreciation whatever
90 tine italian government There vss
no id.l thai they would tsHr frr m1
iiary l.f..r n" .''1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-24
Teams Ready for
Battle Tomorrow

lirh School lud Alumni. hlv. about
concluded their workouts fog th. f0o..
BAH game tomorrow though 'G.g W1y
20 out this Afternoon Coz light aTn :
practice. Coach E.y,us d,.iHras that
his high sohoo, bunch .s ls sUurp'
a. bunch ~ villa ,lt. ana the things
the, 70 going o. d. Co. fu. alumni viii
make good reading tho dts after tn,
alumni 10Y their WI' HrrUIr., their
readiness fDi hittlc tUI GOOD, confident
~ victory
The game will D. or. 'hlt win be
worth going a bong vts fH go. and m
Immense crowd is lr srd f.. f o.,
weather is 20 go favorable.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-24
MAsnINGr0N. nee. .a.-SymboIs

az American Christmas Observance. the
Christmas tree. candles and mistletoe.
ar relies az nature wroshipping days.
adopted a. the ures of Christianity.
SAYS bulletin issued today by the ma
tional geographic society. tracing the
origin II these yulctidc customs They
have "a do with the pagran theory ~
the r,.hifih 1T the sun. the bulletin
SAYS. the tree coming down from aryan
ancestors. the candles fran Teutonii
sun worshippcrs and the mistletoe from
tho druids.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-24
The MeaIle.i Thief

BN Associated l'fcss
ATLANTA. Ga. Dec. 23--Atlanta' 5
meancsi thief broke into AllSaints
Episcopal church last nighi and de.
nuded big Christmas tree ~ an gifts
carrying away even ribbons and decor.
ations Most ~ his loot was candy e..
other goodies ready for the childrcns
Christmas celebration.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-24
Iris speaker.

Iris Speaker of Texas IL enough No
other state ever sent out a native son
who brought more fame 20 his state
than Iris Speaker has 20 the Lone star
slate. ROBBED In the royal parple % tn
great National pas,ime SPEAKER stands
out today a. one of the greatest players
the game has ever produced sinner.
Texas. isn't very large place but u
ald produce an athlete who cut large
swnth In baseball circles when % sen;
Ross Youngs out into the biz world -
halldom. That Young has been sen.
satlon In the National league would D.
putting u mild A boniiide 800 hitter
and a mc-i.i player he has made a biz
hit with the widowed fans q old Man'
haitian aud John McGnw.
Prank snyder II san Antonio and Jim
Vaughn q Honey Grove wuold. " they
~ere paired off create a sensation be
eanse N their sire A combined weight
81 zoe pounds and combined height
II iiS infhc. and ih-n they puss'ss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-24
Left Earful

There's nothing quite ~ fragile
A. n Christmas 10y.
Especial, wien handled
Dy an eager boy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-24
Normal College Closed.

SAN MARCOS. Dee. es--.lfier orc
Of the mos, succcsrful teimf N Ito
history the Southwest Texas STATE
Normal College closed yesterday for
the Christmas vacation. Worl; will h.
resumed Monday January :.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-24
TEXANS SHINE IN BIG LEAGUE
BASEBALL; SPEAKER LEADS ALL

the sbIf, 4 rf,f Town h'''r.
FuuE SNYDER v.. h.s spurs Boo 1915
his second season with M, So Louis
Cardinals whom be- .iuNf 10 aur's
AMI iaitrd A. eYs 500. A goat catch
60 j. SNYDER .sd b. r.r frst sulul mIG
Un ih, Sew Yur. Giants Houston
sent .Ht 'a.. Ndlus Who H.r. u'
noted 1s rlf.hrr vh.I. og n. I'In.
dsluhh Nationals Or BIS p .ani .Up
boz tho lld National Adams I'D 'h' t'.h
49, ara f.r 'hr elN Seasons h' INH''
ON th, Qas,r Nu'un N.s considered %
sw1rf .I..H,.
T.H Nth.-.u .. fg. r.H-hI.-l .'..
AND 900, .. fl. sensations .u Dos ...E".
uas,l.II aafHg 1929. hI.s n,m 'h"
Lone 81. Stat. aad boo .Hss tlar fH.
Seasons 1000. T.NIe Range. hI- I' bed
about DEL m..h M 'hr brilliant a,lciuu
rs ans r.u.l, RI' hls flashed int" hir
league ..r.l,s lr mrs sls.Hs- Ni,hu.
con be- l.h' o.. 'he heels az Roe HHusv
IN ID, rae, fu hatuns houo,- 90 III
National iuras
Oliver From ENaN
O.h.r pla.,ls Who htilsd from T.N1V
and wld. t.usl,ali, sir Bro fHH hr
chow durng tho DIT rent Hsfl. = 'hey
hold fUrth were uaolr DuE.N - lal-s
Zine ard owen wilson az Austin Th.
.N,rb o, Wilson duuuE %" nine s'Isn1-
d, PLAYED with Pittsburgh ari > Louis
placed hls name ln l.no With th' great
u'f.lt.ts and inisu,n q th' gam"
Oscar uug,s JiIlt ul,, q very .'Ur
career ln M" l.g show hH' q was o.
brilliant on inasuJch that D. nhtr''
Dn twt teams th1t hltilpd iD 'h. ham
riDnsh.u - tn wurli in 1874 os-i..
vas with the Boston Nationals and ir|
.sii vus on he champion phiiaielrhil
club
tsf, handod Rn BBuins. the sleeping
beauty who won some fame and other
things DURING his career with tluDin
nati. patroi end q few oth,i major ie1
que cities claims that h. Was born OIL
1exas Then there WIS Ntcher nruokcI
who pitchcd a few brilliant games forI
New York hock IN .ais. Bon Tmcup|
also had a few meals IN the big circuit.
Gerc Cocrshan II l.uling was a mem.
her ~ the Boston Nationals Wh.n "
wor the worlds championship. 4. W
Rairi and Corper oi Hal Center ha.'
Ind touch of high M, and may make
ne grade
Here is how the native Texans would
line up today were they % clash with
the best competition In ha~tan Pitch
ers' Jim Vaughn Scott Perry Gslha
Mitchell Catchers snyder Adams
Flrr; has,' Hornshv Second has, Nor
ris Path Shurtstup, 4 " Baird Third
lsass. Oscnr DuRey Ouifielders. sncak
or Nicholson, Ysunr Utility Csnper
Neal Vance. Ross FrWin. Cocrchan. Tin
cup With Hunter IIill J owen Wilson
Ed Karger and Bill Burns On the hoard
of strategy and led hy IN. peerless Tr,s
~, aker
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-29
HHuShalld $
- and a
ByJaIle Phelps

me my mail there was a note from
Carol Blackjack. | read II, then, as
there was nothing particular in II,
just few words saying he was back,
and hoping / had not forgotten my
promise to keep him from being
lonesome | tore 1t up.
heard an exclamation from Tom,
and glanced at him. He was white
to the lips and his eyes fairly blazed.
your masculine correspondent
evidently said something you do not
care to have me see" he said.
Don't be foolish Tom" | tried to
conciliate. ''Tt is just a note from
Carol Blackjack haying he has re-
turned to town. There wasn't a
word in 1t that you--or anyone else
for that matter-might not have
seen"
TN not n fool. You would have
shown II to me if"
Think what you please" l inter-
rmptcd, angercd by MS tone. Then
thought, 1--WE are on the verge or
another quarrel | must make him
understand" So | talked until he
finally appeared TO be satisfied, al
though he objected to my receiving
notes from Carol.
"As you said the other night. Tom
there is quite difference between
tweedle de and tweedle dunn You
can take woman TO the theatcr,
but l must not receive an innocent
little note. Come now, be fair"
really did not wish another quar-
rel. | was too miserable when We
disagreed But he couldn't do as he
pleased and forbid me the same priv
ilege SO while we escaped quar-
rel we each held to our own opinion.
Returned Obligations,
was not very much surprised
when the telephone rang to hear
Carol Blacklock's voice. He called
me about 10 O'Clock and wanted me
to lunch with him.
mo, ! won't do that today, but you
drop in this afternoonoon and have
Il cup OF tea with me-" | returned.
Then you can sec our new apart
mem"
Very well, III do that and thank
you"
hurried into the kitchen and
made some little tea cakes. and then
decided that | would also make some
nut muffins. Tom liked them with
tea better than the sweet cakes Per-
haps Carol would too.
then had Norah polish the silver
we would need 10 use ana lalu out
my best tea napkins, ! had accepted
so much from Carol, he had enter
tanned both Tom and me so often
that | felt glad and anxious to repay
the obligation even in so simple a
way.
Then suddenly came the thought
Of the last time | was with him.
should I mention the change from
the 20? | had spent II all, but had
my allowance still untouched, and |
might offer to return it, | finally
concluded to leave IL 10 chance, /
would wait and see.
About 3 O'Clock dressed and then
told Norah she could take the child
rem to the park. Not that ! wanted
to be alone with Carol. but they were
apt to be restless II they missed their
regular afternoon outing.
Ii was about when Carol came.
He was very enthusiastic over the
apartment, and praised my cakes
and muffins unstlntedly. He had
brought me some lovely flowers, and
after we had tea he smoked while
We visited for an hour. ! said moth
ing anent returning the change.
when he went cleared away the
tea things. then began to wonder
why Norah didn't come back with
the children. | started the dinner
then stationed myself at the window
TO |atch for them.
Tomorrow--Terrible fright.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-29
More Room Needed.

Editor world: Have just read tho article IN
Saturdays World concerning the doctors ana
aan,,s,s having tn yacate one of the office build
ings OF Tulsa and IL you VIII allow me the space,
and I can control my feelings sutHclenlIy " w
write printable matter, | would Ike to express
some OF my ideas-some OF them, you under
stand,
Mr. Douglas quotes some Of the reasons Tor
the doctors being undesirable tenants; "rheir
nntents are from all walks of ute the immoral
slCk and lame etc" lie puts them In the class
OF outcasts suppose this gentleman should pe
knocked down ,in the street during storm
and his friends or passersby should undertake 10
carry him into drug store, doctors otuee or
even cafe for shelter ana irst anu WIZ trtsnds
foel outraged II met with. "H our friend Is nqt
'nasally or optcnlly eleyaung TO behold An
other propositions suppose hts wife BABY or
himself ~ taken suddenly and seriously i'll In
the night and he phones for doctor atter doctor
and is told that they can't De botnereu 'hes
tressing to thom, after night. and are 'nasaly
and optically not elevating''' You know some
doctors have pretty lofty IDEAS OF .ne I
lat least they can affect them "hen de'uhE
with such selfish people ! have never m over
a quarter of century OF practice ot medicine
moi with such shameless and short-slghted self
ishness.
The general opinion is that doctors would
rather get out OF nice warm peu III We .t, M,t,,
than to make the same call in the middle OF a
nice spring day due, OF course, 10 ms unGoh
plainlng ark wiling assent to do those things.
but 7 assure you the contrary is the truth and
II zen who own buildings cannot put up with
sor,c oe The inconveniences the doctors patients
cause them. how can that man expect "A doctor
10 answer his cals--and such selfshness guar
antees the owner as the loudest howler when a
pain strikes him or his; but
when the devil is sick,
The devil a saint would he;
But when the devil Is well
Devil OF "A saint Is he"
Again he speaks OF the classes OF people that
freouent the doctors offices, as the lame, blind
and IMMORAL l wonder u he makes an OF
ing from some divine before he VIII sell them
goods: and II he keeps a guard az tho door-a
guard who is ltke Potipher's wife tabove sus.
piclon)-to vize their credentials and II not up
10 the standard, rebuff them with Thou shalt
not enter, thou unclean being
a DOCTOR.
Tulsa, March 81