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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-12

: The kidder county Bronze Gr,s q.
association, held asmeeting at Tanner
70 discuss plans for the coming vaar'
me association has several th6us,n nj
p ound OF seed on hand, 1T will hold
us regular annual meeting in ,Juna
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-12

I.ignt farmers in Wells countm hav.
dtgn!ned their Intention. to get new
Gans COWS. The %purchases are being
tha Me- tnroush the local banks AMI
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-12

Minneapolis, Dec. 9.-Potato ,rh,
wire inquiry. demand and nov n,snt
SLOW; market dull II. Very. few 90 las
district Scarloads.f. q. + g.
Eau and Minneapolis -srasa sacked
81 CIV. = 9. No, l rornd rihstes sIsas
Wl,4' Red River valley. strict oar,
!oads :: o.b Moorheads ra g sacked
: ~; y. 8. No. I Red .r;ver ohios
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13
The Horoscope
-TAe stsrs Incline but DO not omps,-
,Cpt 1874 by Mcclure Eewsosper synd,
August f3. 1921.

This day is read as most unfor-
tLpatc by astrologers. who find that
Jupiter, Mars and Saturn are all ad.
verse, while the sun Is in buet.e
sway.
Men who WELD power will fore
soc danger of war and urge prep
aration for 1t on this side os the
Atlantic.
Leaders Of public opinion will
arise to fight the idea OF disarma-
mcnt, for Mars is in threatening
place.
Many forces will unite to fight
the influences that mako for uni.
vcrsal peace. The power Of evil
will gain at this time.
While there are rumors Of in.
ternational disputes many destru,-
tive agencies will stimulate TO actIv.
ity and prohibition again will De
strongly combattcd.
Values OF many commodities will
fall and while prices will he lower
thore will be sudden caution about
spending money This will bc due
TO causes not counted on In early
spring.
Farmers have the forecast Of or
Eani2ation that should greatly henc-
pass through a period Of depression
Taxation will be widely discussed
and movements to alleviate the bur
dcns OF the middle classes Will be
OF grave moment.
The death of man who wlelds
large influence in state affairs Is
prognosticated.
The aged may find much to dis
courage them In the early autumn.
but they should be careful to pre-
serve a calm and philosophical cut
look on life.
Warning is given that the spoken
word of fear or dependency may
do great harm, since optimism will
be required IL the nation IL TO full
fill It's best promises.
A falling off OF the birth ratio
will be noticeable in the autumn
The exposure of sores on tho body
polite will continue to arouse the
| spirit of reform all through the
autumn.
Nation-w wide movements to toach
the duties of citizenship will mark
the coming autumn and winter, the
seers declare, since 1t is essential
! that every man and woman should
| recognize responsibility to the state
and the nation.
Persons whose blrthdate e Is
should be cautious I'm association
with persons of opposite sex. Bdsi-
ness may require much attention.
Chill !ren born on this day will he
! generally successful in whatever
| they undertake and will prosper all
through life, in all probability.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13
CHAPTER xxx.
Margaret SympathLCs with Keith.

In many things a girl is as much
or "a woman at 10 as she Is at 20,
especially II she Is in love with the
man she marriCs. At times | was
almost clairyoyaut about Keith,
what he did. intended to do, rather.
and what he thought. This / knew
to be no uncommon gift, and made
no boast OF it. Indeed. 1t brought
me far more pain than JOY.
So as listened to Kcith's loving
good night TO Margaret, something
iustinctively told me that she knew
Mrs De L1slo had designs upon
Keith, and that she had been unusu-
ally s!sterly and kind. hoping to
make trouble between Keith and
me through Mrs. De Lisle.
Not that imagined for moment
she wanted Keith TO be anything to
the handsome. attractive widow, but
If she could get him to leave me, or
make me leave him, he would again
belong utterly to hcr-be her broth
er as he had before he met me. as |
once heard her complain TO an inti-
mate friend he had not been since.
At first | thought I would pre-
tend To be asleep, but when Keith
came up the stairs whistling softly
under his breath, and | thought Of
the unhappy hours ! had spent.
just could not keep still.
Did you have good time?"
asked, a sob in my throat
Yes You should be asleep"
"How could | sleep after such an
insult"
Il do not understand you"
II should think you would. and
resent il. To ask you and"
THAT will do. Remember you
are finding fault with me, not with
Mrs. DE Lislo." I wondered how he
could speak her name SO calmly. Il
told her you We're not good bridge
partner. She took nae at my word,
| and retrainod from subJecting both
| of US to embarrassment. The game
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13
The Revolt of Vera SandersOn
by JANE PHELPS

the members OF that club play is no
game for an amateur"
II play nearly as well as Margaret
does. ! beat her the last time we
played"
That was luck. not skill, or
knowledge of the rules OF the
game" He answered patiently as II
he were talking to a small child In
stead of to his wife.
He had switched on the lights
upon finding me awake. He now
turned and looked at me. l was sit
ting UP In bed, my arms clasping my
knees.
Lie down, Vera, and-no, yor
had better get up and battle your
face. 1t is absolutely disfigured.
You have been crying"
yes, | have been crying! Crying
for hours and hours, II Is wicked
10 leave me alone and take your
sister out. thought wife came
before sister. II seems | am mis-
taken. | don't care If my face Is
disfigured from crying! If anyone
asks what made me cry SHAH tell
them. | don't care who 1t is
Keith had tried to stop me sew
eral times, but in vain. fel; so
nuTt so llSulkth, llldl lllt Npld
just piled over each other.
Get up and bathe your face"
Trembling like leaf at my te-
merity in speaking as l had, l meek
ly did as | was bid fearless sobs
racked my whole body as did so.
"Now go to sleep. l shall read
awhile"
"But II is after o'clock"
In
the room. heard him open the
door OF his den, then after mo-
ment / heard Margaret rap upon IT.
| ! crawled from my bed, and softly
| opened my door just "A tritlc. Per-
/ haps | could hear what they said.
What is ii, Keith dear?" Mar
| garet asked softly as he opened the
door ! think he imagined 1t was
| me.
"Nothng! l thought I would
read awhile
Il thought heard loud voices.
Was Vera QuarrelinE with you?"
"She was awake and had been
weeping"
What cry-ba6y she il.
"Shc felt it was not treating her
right 70 leave her at home to-
night
Hasn't she any sense at all? You
explained that none but expert play
ers were invited. II only she had
more womanliuess, more poIsc, It
wouldn't be 80 hard for you, dear.
DO go to bed. You look tired
Il always feel rogrctful when she
is unhappy" ! knew he referred TO
me. "She is very young, Perhaps
We do not excuse her as we should
1--WE are always cNcusing her!
But there Is no excuse for her max
ing baby Of herself and making
everyone miserable. Why, Gloria Is
too much of little woman to cry
II anything doesn't quite please
her"
Gloria is your daughter. Mar
garet" Nothing he had said had
hurt me as did that remark, and the
intonation OF his voice as he
made IL.
To he continued.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13
Benny's Notebook
The Park Ave. News.
IfnI.nnun

Weather. Unknown.
Spoarts. Sid Hunt wasent allowed
out last Wensday after supper on
account OF practicing the law OF
gravity by dropping a apple on his
little brother Berts he'd, the 4th time
he dropped 1t Bert starting TO yell
like enything.
Sissiety. MIR. Benny Potts. Mr..
Lew Davis and Mr.. Skinny Martin
all reserved postal cards from Mr..
Sam Cross in the country last week,
each postal card saying something
diffrent on II. Mr. pottses saying The
water is fine. 7 wish you was heer.
Mr.. Davises saying | wish you was
here, the waiter is fine, and Mr.. Mar
Iins saying The waiter is fine.
Pome by skinny Martin.
Hunting Song.
o harpoons the thing for a vale or
a shark
And a trap for a bear or a otter.
A gun for a berd and a hook for a
fish,
But the thing for fly is a swatter.
Intrlsting Faks About Intristing
People. Puds Simkins is thinking
Df being life saver wen he grows
up but his mother and father are
thinking Of having him go in the
ihoe bizzness with his father.
Things You Awt 10 Know. Sharks
wont reely bite people in the waiter,
peeple jest thinking they will on ac-
count of superstition, but 1t would
be foolish TO stick your leg in a
sharks mouth Jest TO prove it.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13

they came TO the Green river valley ~ Canada.
they wcro guaranteed Independence forever.
that therefore. They arc allies Of tho crown and
not subjects.
This case Is strangely familiar 20 thor of u,
who have fpIpwcd the governmental dealings
OF our own country with thc American Indian,
but 10 ls urWs In that wo dld not know there re-.
maincd nu independent tribe on tho continent
Th9ro Canadian Indians haven't cuano" 20
realize their ambitions or have their treaty
ilghln respected. u lR "a aolrmn and lament
abio fact that the history or the development
o. the Norh American continent has b'ru just
ono broken treaty after another u - easy
enough tD justify l' on tho broad ground th1t
tho march NJ civilization is Irresistible ana that
'hc Will ~ tho fow cvon their rights must giyo
way 10 tho welfare ~ me many. Hut not other
wlHc.
It ~ strange record FOR rice that talks
much ~ tho righ'cou'noN' of self determination
Of suhIcc, peoples Hy every law ot right and
reason thp-, Canadian Indiana arc allies and
not eubIccts. II they paired in numbers and
preparedness with tho other party 20 tho treaty
the question would mover b" raiaod nj all iut
they nrc a subject people. II IL contrary 20 the
Wishes Of the majority az well no their Interests.
That they should remain an independent rN""
within ne bordcra Of tho dominion. Hence by
tho "IbtcrfuG" ~ Ru act Of parliament 'h"y
nrc clothed with citizenship ana thus brought
uudrr the dominion laws. a etntus that leaves
them no ground TO stand on.
u is only comparatively short period since
tho whole ~ north America was owned hy tho
Indians. who owns it now II is not plcnsant
10 study tho history Of tho North American In
dian. Not II one has ever damned Germany
for 1t. ruthoW' political philosophy. Germany
was at least consistent. II proclaimed the doc
frinc that no nation has right TO cSist unless
1t is capable Of defending itself. It practlccd
that doctrine. We have preached the contrary.
yct practiccd the German doctrine.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13
Common Sense
BY NORA COLE SKINNER.

BY NORA COLE SNlN NEh.
Just plain horse-sense has gone
out Of style. Fads and faddists nave
the day.
1t was upon the announcement OF
new-fanglod and unconventional
marriage arrangement after a I'VE
year experiment by a popular short
story writer, that Billy sunday re.
marking on it during series OF
sermons in Oklahoma City, said;
"Oh, well. Well always have nuts
with us!"
1t seems only too true.
A few months back this headline
appeared in the paper:
"Wlfe's Religious Fast Ends, Hus-
band Will Seek Divorce"
1t looked heartless on the face OF
II, the divorce, especially when pre-
ceding stories told that the wife 5
abstcntions were praCticed because
she said God told her TO save the
erring soul OF her husband in that
manner. But who could blame him,
tied as he was 10 one of Billy sun
days nuts" for resolving on single
blessedness and the shaded spot
light?
The papers are full OF them, and
IL makes one thankful for the wen
balanced, everyday folks and IRE
we know, even If at times we seem
in rut and the home town appears
but a dozey old burg
us this soft drink you recommend
popular?" asked the customer.
"Why it's so popular was the
reply, that the reformers are think
ing of prohibiting it,"
Reforms! That's the outlet Tor
most OF the raVing.
The feminists would abolish the
/ It,,a, 30 with hnT hllE-
band name" the absurd wedding
ring, the courtesies and respect
shown woman by the masculine SIX
in the past 1T Is all. all relic ot
barbarism. and degrading beyond
words" cry they. Treat us rough
would be their plea.
Others would have a baby boycott
to end all wars, and poor Kansas
adding to the anti-cigaret law there
looks forward to having ner itg's-
lature presented with bill ma%lnE
1t obligatory upon all manElnd T."
attend religious services onc' a "c'N
when within her state.
Nor are all the agitatorS conllh'u
to the feminine gender,
There is, recently, the apostle ot
tho cocoanut" (minus the beverage -
who, unfortunately, hadn't the hcalt
to keep his find to himself, but tor-
SuKoS inc lSltuu VI Ni'hN'''f 49,
man New Guinea, 10 win followers
TO the knowledge that the coCoau"t
is the original food Of man, ana
should continue to be So as all oih'I
foods are responsible for the pad
passions in the heart and mind.
You remember the old Gibson
picture" of the insignificant niue
shrimp at the ball standing on the
train of the popular beauty, VINO
until now, had given her atteni".
TO more prescntable swains! Ana
the line under II:
If you can't make your presence
felt with your head, do it with your
feet"
| have occasion to think of that
picture and its apt title practica'lF
every morning in pcrusing the ueSo-
papers. There are some people WHO
Just can't get attention any o'he'
way. -,
They really do the world no IL
but "A speck on the atlas, a chip IN
tho river--aud proving news AZ
day they are forgiven and forgotten
the next: a Billy Sunday nut. ma.
blossomed, ripened and Cracked
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13

A man, driving home on very
vet night, wished to give the cab
driver something to keep out the
cold. Finding nothing at hand but
a liquor stand with its tiny glasses,
he filled up one and handed It TO
the driver, remarking: you'll
think none the worse OF this be-
cause it was made by the holy
monks
GOD bless the holy monks" ex-
claimed the driver, as he drained
tho glass; ITS themselves that can
make good liquor, but the man that
blow that glass WAS very short OF
hreats>"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13

ono thing Ia very evident. the Klu-Klux in
not running away from criticism hat coming
boldly into the open to meet It and rcfutc it,
Tho speech In Convention hall by Doctor Rid
ley, OF Atlanta, was most remarkable occur
ancc. Here was man boldly confcssng his
adhcrancc to the khan. reading its declaration
OF principles and enthusiastically defending
thcm. which means that tho Klu Klux ~ de-
tcrmncd TO live. move and have being re-
gardlcss Of adverse opinion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13
A STRANGELY Fa,IilLAR CASE.

A deputation Of Indians representing the six
,ations OF Canada, journeyug 20 the At
,ar,ic aeaboard where they will join "A party
or officials which will sail for England, thoro
,o present to King George in person "a protest
of these Canadian tribes against the action of
the Canadian parliament In assuming jurIsdIc-
tion over their tribal affairs The immediate
cause OF the protest is Canadian law courcr.
ring Canadian citizenship on tho abougjncs
against their expressed will.
II is the contention OF the Indians that under
their treaty with Great Britain through which
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13
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An lninos woman bought mattress and dis
covered 1t was literally lined with grcenbacks.
She salyagcd more than two thousand dollars.
Now don't rush out and begin buying old mat
trcsscs: most OF em are filled with something
beside grcenbacks. But II you should find one
with the green goods don't do like the Illinois
woman. hand the money over to the original
owner.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13

More signs OF normalcy: A recent convention
of dancing teachers decided to chase the new
steps back to the brush and smile on only those
steps which require expert to teach Pos
sibly long skirts, buatlos ana old fashioned mod
esty In general lurking just around the
corner
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13
Daily Biblical Quotation


In your patience posscs9 yc your souls Luke
SNi. 10.
what though thy way be dark. ana earth
with ccaHcCs9 care do Cark, llI mirth
To thee no sweet strain Giugcth,
SIN hide thy lfc above, aud ~ill
Believe that GOD is love. mlfl
Whatever lot lie briugcth.
Albert =, EvnnH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13

II the published pictures OF Gov. Lon Small
are to be relied on. tho sheriff need not have
taken all that trouble to apprchcnd the man.
IIo could have gone to Texas, picked up cato
Sells and experienced no difficulty In palmng
him off az the Illinois executive.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13

The fIrSt three months Is tho hardest part OF
a summcr season such as tho present one
After that. business temperature and pretty
much everything else Is fairly satisfactory. BY
Thanksgiving time We'll all have forgotten July
and August. So look pleasant and smile. SMILE
smile!
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13

The Hugo News says that n one woman had
all the clothes sho wanted all other women
would have to wear barrels Where do you
suppose tho bird got that idoa? He surely hasn't
been around much this year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13

Tho Hcnrycua Free Lance complains that
republicans in counties giving heavy republican
majoritos continue To be pcuallzcd at the pie
ohio.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13

An enforcement officer Soys It's wrong TO
Joke about prohibition. II is; also to Joke about
death, or your mothcr-in-law, or sore thumb.
or the toothnChC.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13
FRANK p. SMITH.
Defending l.. W. W.

Editor world: A a reader Of the paper and
also the Public opinion letters. / was much
struck In today's issue by a letter on the l. W.
N's. | was six years IN Tulsa and all OF that
time up to the time OF the tar and feather mob
was with them In all their meetings though |
was only n rod card member for two months
for learned was not eligible for membership
being farmer by profession But | was always
an l. W. W. ut heart and far as them deny
ing God or the goodness Of man | never heard
of thcm doing that. In fact all their Discus
sion God and the Bible was always men
toned, and Christ believed by all OF them
10 have been an |. W. W, and betrayed
friend and not the friend OF tho ruling class Of
that day, As Tar as them using force to take out
red cards never saw It tried, though they al
ways wanted mo to take red card and | am
sure 1t IL far from the truth TO say they were
towards, though they did not believe In taking
revenge. | talked with some of them after tho
mob used them up ana not word OF re-
NcuEe was heard. The !. w VS. / knew in
Tulsa wero az noble set of men as ! ever
came across | met with some Of thcm In Vi
nita, and though | was divided from them be-
cause OF some of their views, and rene mber
some OF them that were tarrcd and fcathered
did not carry red uarda and knew everyone OF
them personally and 10 was only an act of
providence that | was not tarrcd ana feathcrcd
with them. They were kinder TO me and sent
mo TO school at Nlnita for one year but came
out Of that school "a stronger believer In the
doctrine of the l. W. Ws. than | was before,
| remain yours,
NdrWlck Aug. .. THOMAS POTTER.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13

Prices on dining cars are to be reduce,
again. one good thing about n Is, they can't re
ducc tho size of the portions agaln.-Phila
dclph.a North American.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13

A Chicago Judge held a bathing beauty tor
further examination. Justice is NOT blind
B.ushtmtun sun
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13
Glass Man ont OF Breath.

To he continued.