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Evening journal., 1921-05-17
HOUsFHoLD NOTEs.

When cooking an egg which is a
little cracked put a little salt into
the water.
To improve salty bacon. pour
boiling water over It Just before
frying.
Tea jelly is made in the same way
as coffee jelly, and IS pleasant
change.
Beet and Goldfish balls are excel
lent. Add 1 cupful Of mashed beets
to the recipe.
Safe MIX means healthy children.
Call 1910 or 1541. The Clover Dairy
Company.-Adv.
To y cupfui Of finely minced
beets. add / cupfui Of cottage cheese
and a little minced chives. Season
and shape into balls. Arrange on
salad around a center OF cooked,
sliced beets. and serve with French
dressing.
Evening journal., 1921-05-17
OLD GROW BRINGS 50. 900

CHICAGO. May 17.-Prohibition
enforcement officials were stirred TO
activity when they learned that the
members OF a prominent secret or
ganization had raflied or a case OF
zine Old Crow" Investigators were
sent out and after due inquiry re-
turned to headquarters considerably
crestfallen.
So well and so secretly had the
hanie been advertised that the pro-
cccds amounted to $4,000. which is
a considerable figure. even IN these
Evening journal., 1921-05-17
GROWING DEAF WITH
HEAD NOISES?
TRY THIS

II you are growing hard Of bearing and
fear Catarrhal Deafness or II you have
roaring, rumbling kissing noises In your
OF Parmint double strength) aud add 20
10 y pint OF hot water and little grauu-
lated sugar. Take 1 tablespoonful four
times q day.
the distressing head noises. Clogged nos
lrils should open, breathing become easy
aud the mucus stop dropping into the
throat 10 n easy TO prepare. costs little
and Is pleasant 20 take Anyone who II
threatened with Catarrhal Deafness or
who has head noises should give this pre-
scription a trial
Evening journal., 1921-05-17
This Tells Just How to Classify
Each Thespic Bird and Butterfly
ToDAYS RHYME BY FRANCES BoARDMAN

A trained observer OF the Stage
can tell. without the Program Page,
just what the Nationality before him
is supposed TO be. When he be-
holds a Human Slat engaged I'm DEM
onstrating that her Elbows, Ankles,
Wrists and Knees are dislocatable
with Ease and that she doesn't mind
the Gaps between her Far-Flung
Evening journal., 1921-05-17

perhaps. Il ends that way,-irs
Sometimes difficult to say. The
Russian Dancers special Gift is his
Ability to lift his Person. with
single Bound from squatting Post
ures on the Ground to wild Excur-
sions IN the Air. Gosh. yes-those
Russian Birds are there with Piston
Drives inside the Legsi 1t must be
Healthy Tor the Pegs TO live on
Cavaire and Tea.-One might expert
mont, and see!
Evening journal., 1921-05-17

days, for case Of "old Grow"
The Government men learned that
when the holder OF the winning
ticket opened the case he found an
old rooster. The rooster crowed and
80 did the winner.
Evening journal., 1921-05-17

Shoulders-Straps.-well then she's
accurately classod as Something out
OF Egypt's Past. Though Scotland 5
very far away. the Highland Dancer.
one might say. is just as anxious that
the Breeze shall have FUN Access TO
her Knees. As Kiplings famous
Verse begins: They're Sisters un-
derneath their Shins" cor else,
Evening journal., 1921-05-17
FOOD HE ATE
Was THE CAUSE
Wilmington Travelling Man
Suffered From Indiges-
tion For Years
SAYS PLANT JUICE
HAS CURED HIM

One Of the most interesting state
ments made TO the Plant Juice Man,
who has his headquarters at the
Miller Drug Store. 4O4-4O6 Market
street, where he is introducing the
famous herbal medicine. Plant Juice.
Evening journal., 1921-05-17
azYxT', is LATEST WORD.

BOSTON. May 17-Zyxt is the
hst word IN the English language.
rays the Boston Transcript. accord
hg to the oxford dictionary, which
has now said its last word; that is
70 say. the forty years toll OF Sir
Evening journal., 1921-05-17

st77.1s7.9s for religious education.
s159.S37.93 for technical schools
and S164.714.7s for hospital relief
and social services.
Evening journal., 1921-05-17

A famous tire-a famous tread. Aclnowl.
edged among motorists and dealers alike
as the world foremost example Of Cord
tire building. Always delivering the same
repeated economy, tire after tire, and
season after season. The stripe around
the sidewalks is registered as a trademark
In the u. S. Pat. Office.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06

IdeaH There is not student OF politics or state
ornft In the land but has unhesitotingly con-
u'nh"h the Idea Of women forming a separate
party along sen lines. For them to demand
recognition simply on sex grounds In for them
To Justify all that was ever said by opponents Of
equal suffrago and TO create "a positive menace
In the body polite.
Tho world has no fear OF the movement sue
cccdng eventually, bat II does fear that there
H an insidious and subtle propaganda on among
those either directing or financing "Tho League
OF Women Voters" that they may get a great
many good women into embarrassing dlfflou-
ties aud nulllfy. to great extent, tho sound
advice and leadership Of those straight ht-thlnking
women Ike Mrs. curcton.
There ire now In the field for this league
otg'ni2crs ana propagandists, seeking 10 arouse
interest in the leagues convention In Ciovclnnd.
ohio next hpriI Their argument ls that the
league Ia purely for educational purposes that
II In nonpartstn. But II ia significant or should
be, that IA studied effort Is made TO brcak into
cNHilhg party ORGANIZATIONS where educational
work or the most effective kind is being CON
Quoted.
Tho fact should not DE lost sight Of that this
league OF women voters was organized under
the direction Of the National Suffrage assocla-
tion, an Organization that has long been DON'T
mated by the militants who never succeeded In
ehlistins the sympathetic support OF the vast
body OF wonnnly women OF America.
Therc is no field for the League OF Women
voters In Oklahoma, and We prophesy that the
efforts OF its organizers viii be fruitloss among
that splendid class OF women who functIoned
80 magnificently and putrotcally during the
last campaign, and who hre content to assume
their positions on tho firing line OF politics ns
citizens proud to stand shoulder to shoulder with
their men, instead OF Amazons ambitlously seek
Ing a command on sex grounds alone
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
Barometer of Public Opinion
The Rent Question Again,

Editor World While the chamber of com
meroe is making an investigation of the excess
I've rents paid for living quarters in the city,
might II not also be well for them to check The
rentals for offices and ascertain II they are
reasonable. What advantage Is II IL n man may
rent living quarters reasonably IL lac Is com
PEELED to bay such nigh rents for offices that he
cannot carry on his business profitably?
The writer IL advised that rooms In the Ken
nedy building, In size about 1ixl4 feet, rent for
anywhere from $40 TO $50 per room, according
to location, and that rents in other buildings are
the same, or higher In proportion to space fur
nishcd. The writer offices In the so-called New
Dnnio building, which IL probably in class by
itself. because of the well known character and
disposition Of it's owner. In this building. In
which no effort is made to give any service such
IL ordinarily furnished In modern office build
ings. rentals have been raised from SO to SIS
per month since September l. and two rooms
now rent for sos per month. or 500 each The
rooms not much better than short corridors
partitioned Off; are not cleaned. and seemingly ly
no effort is made to give any Jauitor service.
the elevator service IL almost negative; the
toilets are dirty and insanitary; office furniture.
such az cuspdors and waste baskets are some
times cleaned but seldom returned to the room
In which they belong in short. the buldins prac-
,caliy runs itself. And yet, the prohibitive price
in other buildings compel some to occupy rooms
In this building and put up with the inditter-
ence aud lack of pride of the owner
Oklahoma City and other cities are becoming
acquainted with cond!tions In Tulsa in this re-
spoct and the writer Is informed that offers
from that city for better equipped and lower
priced offices are being made to a number OF
companies. and individuals now making Tulsa
their Headquarters, In order to induce them to
locate in oklahoma city, The Roxana Petro-
leum company moved its offices to st. Louis
Others following its example II the situation is
not taken in hand and "A check put on the prof
itecring OF business landlords,
A TENANT.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
The Promoters Wife
BY JANE PHELPS

replied in reproving manner, then
changed the subject by asking about
the different buildings we passed,
etc.
Neil was waiting for us, and to my
surprise so was Mr.. Frederick. l
was so surprised and pleased to see
hid that I greeted him very cardial-
Iy. l noticed aunt looked her sur
price. ! flushed as ! recalled that
l had said I hoped there would be
no one with Neil; then flushed still
more as saw her look at me.
MY aunt, Mrs. Carter. Mr.. Fred
erlck. He has consented to lunch
hand manner. Then went right on
tailed after them into the dining
room.
THE company is to be Incorporate
ed for five million" he said in eager
tones, 1T will be the biggest thing
OF its kind going. We are sure of
several big wells. and that sells the
remainder of the prospect you know
AND
But Forbes, you haven't an
swered my question yet" Mr.. Fred
erick interrupted. "Who are asso-
ciated with you in this deal?"
Just then tho head waiter saw us
and led us TO n table. For n few
moments the talk was general, a.
Neil ordered the luncheon. Aunt
asked Mr.. Frederick some questions.
Evidently my pleasure at seeing him
had aroused some sort of suspicion
I'm her mind. But he answered them
all so frankly, was 30 bluntly him.
self that she soon "thaWed out" as
Neil would have said. and was chat
ting pleasantly with him.
you haven't answered my oues.
tlon Forbes, who are the men asso-
ciated with you? / hever touch a
thing unless | know who's running
1t. II the men are on the square,
fair honest fellows. the deal Is apt
To be on the square also. But II
crooks are behind II, | wouldn't give
the snap OF my finger for any propo-
sition you can lay before me-"
We'll Scott is one of them"
had noticed that Neil flushed as
Frederick talked, flushed and looked
a bit embarrassed.
SCOTS all right, but who are the
others?"
,Connor and Tearle-and my
self"
The waiter just then brought our
luncheon. As he laid the plates /
heard Frederick say:
"foull have to count me out
Forbes. | wont go into anything
with those fellows"
Tomorrow---Ncirs Aunt Becomes
lnquisitiNc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
Frederick Refuses to Consider
Business Proposition.
CHAPTER LXXXVIII.

CHAPTER LNNNNlll.
| had not asked Nell where he had
spent the evening the night he came
I'm so Unlike himself from the ef-
tects OF what he had been drinking.
! thought I would wait until he was
entirely himself, and In good hu.
NOR. I was terribly afraid ne had
been at blanche Orton's. Someway
when he was out now ! Invariably
accused him In my mind or being
with her. Occasionally he would
drop something which showed me
| was mistaken, but most of the time
he vas very closemouthcd as to
where he spent his time; even more
80 than usual since his aunt came.
Neil knew she would disapprOve
OF his actions. He had known that
father and mother had worried over
our extravaganza, and they really
were far less worldly than his aunt
In many ways. She accepted the
extravaganza. our mode OF living
without question. That n nephew
of hers could he dishonest she never
would have believed, And she would
have been shocked 10 know he visit
ed another woman without me, and
would have argued with him had she
known II,
II do hope we shall have Neil all
to ourselves" | remarked To aunt as
we drove down town. 80 often he
has people he knows lunch with
him."
I'VE mustn't be selfish dear Bah
A big business man like Neil often
has to do many things on account Of
that business"
II guess | know that" l answered
rather pettishly, II have had to learn
that lesson perfectly. l shall be so
glad when he feels he has made
enough so he wont have to work 80
hard. and can take more time at
home with me. Why he hardly sees
Robert nowadays. Just o lew mn
utes In the morning. and occasional
ly on Sunday. The boy will scarce
feel acquainStcd with him as he
grows up unless Neil manages to
give him more Of his time" / had
not meant to complain OF Neil in any
way; but when | started to talk of
his absences from home l invaria-
bly, said more than l intended.
"a man has to Judge what is best
for him to do In his business" aup
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
SOME MORE sT,,Aws IN THE WIND

German manufacturers have invaded Spain
and embarrassed pretty nearly all concerned by
selling goods at fgurcs that cannot be met by
manufacturers Of other nations. II is said there
are more than million dollars worth OF Ger
man textiles In Spanish warehouses which are
offered no low that neither Spanish or American
manufacturers can meet them; and that in the
retail stores Spanish merchants find their
American textiles forced onto the higher shelves
while the cheaper German made goods nro In
big demand.
Not only are the German manufacturer
quoting lower prices. but they are giving ex.
ccsslvely long periods of credit. The Germans
haze also pushed into the Spanish market two
makes OF German cars which they are offering
at practically the same price asked for the
cheapest American chr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
the GREAT TuE BRAVE, T,IE WISE

copyright lN2l, by Edgar n, tuest)
These are the great. the men who never ask
More from this life than strength to meet
their task,
The patient, willing toiers day by day
Who serve 10 keep their children at their
play,
These are the nations builders and her
pride
Men who stand fast when towards step aside.
These are the brave: the men who day by
day
Have much to do and not 80 much to say;
Tho quiet ranks of men who bear the weight
OF burdens heavy and the blows of fate,
And Vet keep ON, some little gain 10 make
Not for themselves, but for their loved ones
sake
Those are the wise the mon who find delight
In children's laughter and their love each
night
I'm the rich traasury OF "A friendly few
Ana pleasures which need not be over new
VINO follow humble ways of toll and mirth-
These are the wise and happy of the earth
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
THE LEAGUE or WOMEN VOTERS.

Two ideas seeking TO influence the newly
entranchised woman voter. one of them, put
forth by "The League of Women voters seeks
TO form "A cIass-conscious voting mass that VIII
function from the standpoint of sex citizenship.
Inevitably such practice viii array the woman
vote in hostility 10 men and men IN hostility t"
women,
The other idea, advocated in Oklahoma 10y
Mrs Otis Cureton vice chairman OF the repub-
hcan state committee. seeks to have the women
simply function citizens regardless OF sex
and in their natural alliance with existing parts
san organizations. The tendency OF this prac-
tice would be to make women stand pre-
else equality with men and without arousing
the slightest sex or class consciousness or on
gendering any hostility between tho sexes IN
political matters
Surely the thoughtful woman cannot hesitate
- to her choice between these two conflictiu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
The Horoscope
THE stars incline but do not compel"
tCpt. i921 by Mcclure Newspaper syne.)

"The stars incline but do not compsA'
While Neptune and :he Sun are y
benefic aspects this morning, Jupite
is in evil place. according TO astrd.
ogy.
1t should be time for carrying
out ambitious plans. for Neptune
gives a clear vision. Initiative in
large enterprises should be well di.
rected at this lime.
The chances of success In oil spec
ulation or in new commercial enter.
prises should be good. while Neptune
is friendly.
Office seekers should not lose
moment of this day In which distrib-
utors OF patronage are supposed 20
be approachable and even sympathe.
tic.
There is a promising sign for all
who look for employment. since
those who exercise authority will be
likely to be unusually generous in
awarding positions and salaries.
Selling this day is under n sinister
sway that will be very unlucky for
the stock exchange.
A sensation centering In a great
educational institution Is foreshad.
owed. The head will lose/his place.
Again there may be dubious re-
ports concerning certain lines OF
business. but these will not be OF Sc
rious import In reality.
The moon is in n sign .hat is ben
eficial to public revenues and prom
ises little relief from taxation.
The rise Of an American statesman
who will win lasting fame is prophe-
sled. He will come from the west.
Persons whose bAthdate It ia
should beware OF speculate In the
coming year. Business will succeed
II carefully conducted.
Children born on this day may be
inclined 20 be careless and extrava-
giant. They are likely to be gifted
and popular.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06

Bridgeport, Conn, liz standing up and asking
to he recognized In court there the other day
the defendant, charged with manslaughter
seized and forcby kissed tho wife of his vic
tim, who promptly screamed and tainted. The
wife of tho defendant also fell into swoon,
and the courtroom broke into an uproar. A
thoughtful and tactful ballin promptly cracked
the disturbcr over the head with his sixshootcr
and the gentleman whs carried to his cell un-
conscious. But think of that In the effcte east
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06

wunt to know In genrel way who
they are, well, who are they?
Me and Puds Simkins and Leroy
Shooster and skinny Martin and Sid
Hunt and Ed Wernick. l sed.
Well III be shot to peeces. sed pop,
and ma scd, Well who ever herd. Of
sutch "A thing. and Gladdis scd, You
poor little fish. watts the matter. don't
you ixpect to T.. eny dinner on New
lcers?
Cancel my subscription. sed pop
ana ma sed. And mine too. and Glad
dis sed. And mine.
Wich / did.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06

Cuban politics IL different. They held their
election several weeks ago and the official au-
thorities know who elected but conditions
are such they are afraid to proclaim the result
for fear OF starting revolution. That Is what
people mean when they talk about certain pco.
pie not being capable OF self government 1t
requires n man on horseback to make most OF
tho folks Of this world behave.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
a TENANT.

Editor World ! am a Grand Army man, over
So years old. My first vote was for Lincoln in
1860 | want to say that | indurse your course
In the last presidential campaign and the stand
ngainst the league of nations, Also, the stand
YOU took against Jake l., Hamonism, Robertson
ism, wisconsin, TAFT, or Herbert Hooverism.
Just as well to send over to old England tor
"A cabinet officer as Hoover. am just one or the
common people. | hear them talk, and they say
steer clear of all Europe. They say we told Mr.,
Harding what to do. now he ought Ia do it, In
oklahoma must put out for otti'e clean men
and women. -. ....,z..,
MARTIN HANSON.
cleveland Okla. Jan. I.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
Told at Oklahoma City
stu Silent Indian.

10, the poor Indian suits Ben
now said one OF the house demo-
Gratis as Ben Harrison, veteran legis.
lator. saw the Robertson machine
grinding at the democratic house
minority caucus" Ben has been run
over again and he will follow his
silent course. Many governors have
"ousted" Ben. but he comes back
and will be back again.
The state democratic machine
chose Edwin Dabney OF Altus for the
minority leader In the house, al
though It was at first believed that
w. @. Disney of Muskogee might win
that honor. Harrison said nothing,
but he Is still an active legislator and
both democrats and republicans
would give much to know what the
Choctaw has planned.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06

Another thing we don't understand is why
the people suffering from a given disease have
such remarkable Increase just before the leg
slatur" IL asked FOR an appropriation TO erndi-
cate the diseasc Senator Luther Harrison In
the Ada News.
senator You're just plain lieng. you do un.
dcrstond all about IT, Now talk and vote that
way
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06

Alexander Howatt, the Kansas gentleman who
sometime ago got tho idea that he bigger
than the government, has just been defeated
by his fellow unionmcn for the office Of vice.
president OF the United Mine Workers OF Amer
lea. The gentleman himself refuses to believe
tbs report. now insisting that he IL greater even
Man his union. They get that way. but nobody
seems to know how why.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
Daily Biblical Quotation
january n.

Tho Lord God II sun aud Hhloi', VIZ ,i he
uul give grace and glory no goud thtlg WI "nsa
withhold from them thht wal" "P'"'
si:1l , ...,,t,, ,hot cod
While Fear hints, There's hometh"s WV
will deny ,,.,,. ,,,1v.
Whate'er ne withholds is most wisely den,'" r,
How fun IL the promise, The Lor" WI" NV
All ,hinr, are yours. Cor. al. .--.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
Might increase Practice.

From the manner and the method
which these veteran legislators use TO
secure what they want, 1t looks like
we physician members should be
able TO build up a considerable prac-
tice." said Dr. u. G. sharp. represen-
tative from Guthrie. Although In
middle lie, the Guthrie physician
can "milr' some. He succeeds
Colonel Amos Ewing, statesman, pa
triot, philanthropist and generals
simo of all who can walk without
being heard. Sharp IL not SO light
on foot but can improve with prac-
tiGp
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06

According to stories sent out, Chicago put on
a regular d-fashoncd New Years eve. not
withstandng the efforts Of the prohib officers
to make It modern affair, According to the
Tribune everybody was drinking steadily and
nobody was caught using either grape juice or
water.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06

II is pretty thoroughly understood that Mr..
wallace II to be u cabinet member under the
next administration. Iowa long ago contracted
tho habit Of naming the secretary OF agrlcul.
tur" and appears 50 hopclcssy addicted to II
hs To discourage all other states from even
putting In n claim.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06

Emma Goldman is pleading with everybody
who viii listen to her to be taken back To
America, And only few short months ago
Emma was boasting Of the beauties of Russian
ism when compared to America! II Emma is
forced to remain In Russia IA few months longer
she'M probably be entirely cured OF that attack
OF nnarchism.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06

We asked the young lady across
the way II she didn't have too many
white corpuseles and she said on
the other hand they had so much
trouble getting a laundress regularly
that she was going to get a lot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06

Ir We read the signs correctly there is hope.
Alr. Tuwulry and his uonpartisan league are on
the tohoggan with no hopes, Gompers has been
ropud.pted Howatt defeated aud there ave
other signs that racson is rensccnding her
throne
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06

when the police commissioner gets his
machine guns into action trust he will be
able To secure safer and more efficient gunners
than some OF those who now man the police
guns. The trouble with the present armament
seems to he that the bullets scatter in every
direction except the target aimed at.