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The fool-killer., 1921-09-01

might just as we'll begin. By
killing At men and blowing it's
own CUTS out, perhaps it saved
the lives of many thousands.
And | do hope to God that every
future airship they build for the
hellish business of war will meet
a similar fate. If that. machine
had been built for the useful pur-
suits Of peace | don't have any
idea the wreck would have occur
red. Inotice that nearly all the
bad wrecks Of flying craft hap
pen to be army or navy ma
chimes. Along last spring two big
army planes were wrecked with
in a day or two of each other,
with the loss of many lives.
You don't often hear Of such
things happening to the mail
planes that are flying every day.
It is the kind of BUSINESS that
these war machines engage in
that calls down upon them the
wrath of God.
This is another proof that the
Golden Age is beginning, and
that Satan is losing his control OF
the air. The righteous Influence
of the Millennial Kingdom is be
ginning to take control. In the
future years every machine that
flies for peace will be blessed.
but every machine that tries tt
fly for war will get seven kinds
OF hell knocked out of it the first
trip.
The fool-killer., 1921-09-01
THE PRESIDENTIAL COFFIN
NAIL.

The No Tobacco League of A
merica has passed a resolution
asking President Harding to stop
smoking cigarettes. News Item.
Oh, dry up!
Close the cash in your face!
What have you got to do with
it, MI. No Tobacco League of A
merica?
Maybe you've got a right to
butt in about some things, and
maybe a cigarette in the gab-trap
of an ordinary cheap skate comes
within your jurisdiction.
But / am afraid you are taking
in too much territory when you
undertake to NEEDLE with the
presidential coffin nail.
Didn't the people of this coun-
try say by about seven million
majority that they wanted a Gig
ar site sucker in the White House!
And now here comes the No
Tobacco League Of America try
ing to deprive the American PEG.
pie of the e, eat honor which they
have achieved. Trying to rot
them Of the fruits of their vic.
tory.
Just think!
This poor old government hac
to struggle along for nearly {
hundred and fifty years withou1
ever being able to have a cigar
cite smoker in the White House
We had begun to lose all hope O:
The fool-killer., 1921-09-01
OUR PIECE OF PEACE.

Americas separate peace treaty
with Germany is getting under way,
but with difficulty. Step by step the
negotiations proceed, encountering
here and there apparently insur-
mountable snags. Pending final out
come, it was learned from an author
itative source, a preliminary agree
ment will be reached which will pro-
vide for resumption of busines.-News
Report.
Huh?
What's that?
Still trying to make peace with
Germany?
Still trying to end a war that
ended three years ago?
What has become of our late
lamented peace resolution that
we had such a terrible time over,
and finally got it crammed thru
both houses and signed by Presi-
dent Normally while out OH one
of his missionary trips trying to
save the immortal soul of a golf
ball.
| thought the war was going to
be over and peace with Germany
all ripe and ready to pull just as
soon as we got that momentous
"resolutiono signed.
But there seems to be mistake
somewhere.
Something has gone wrong.
A belt has. slipped Or a cog
wheel has busted, and the ma
chinery of peace refuses to run.
They have squirted a whole bar
rel of "peace resolution" grease
into its CUTS, and that don't seem
to help it nary bit.
Now they have got to give it a
dose Of preliminary arrange
ment'' to clean out it's system,
and start all over again.
Dear, ODear!
What a job it is to end our war
with Germany!
Our self starter worked all
right, but something seems to be
the matter with our seIf-stopper.
But what [ want to know is
this:
If the "peace resolutiono didn't
give us peace, what DID it give u.s.
Does anybody know?
The fool-killer., 1921-09-01
at last the

SISdG UlSooIIiS ICfI Npoi4 oo J0oo
like a shirt-tail full Of mamma
from heaven, and we lifted up
our left hind foot and wept tears
of joy as big as hoss-apples.
And I tell you right now that
any doggon League which thinks
it is going to fumigate the White
House and remove the yaner mic
otine stains from the presidential
fingers has got another guess
coming.
It is a we'll known fact that
this present cigarette administra-
ton has been the means of put
ting hope and courage back into
the lives Of millions Of cigarette
suckers who had lost all self:re-
spect. They were unable to get a
job in any respectable business;
and unable to hold a job if they
happened to get one. So they
were just out Of luck all around
and utterly hopeless. They felt
that they were an inferior tribe
and not wanted anywhere. But
when they lifted up their noses
and smelled the satisfying odor
of cigarettes waited down from
the White House, 10 and behold,
they jumped sixteen feet'straight
up and grabbed departing hope
by the tail and hung on like a
mud-turtle to q nigger's toe.
So today that great army of
hollow eyed, hatchet-faced, sunk
en-chested, spindle-legged, dull
minded and yaller-fngered cigar
cite smokers have the ~satisfac.
ton Of feeling that they are equal
to the president of the Benited
States, and they firmly believe
that just a few more packs of
coffin nails will land them in the
White House. Can't you see what
an elevating influence that would
have on a fellows mind?
And think, also, of the honor
that comes to the lowly cigarette.
Never having known any better
fate than to stink itself away be-
tween the decayed teeth and rot
ting gums of the one allus cheap
skate, how proud it must feel to
keep company with the gold tooth
and Bourbon breath of a real
president!
Who would be so cruel and so
unpatriotic as to cut out the pres
idential coffin nail?
Who would dare to lay profane
hands upon the official match box
or fumigate the executive chair
Not me.
will just hold my peace.
And my nose.
We can't all be honest-some-
body has got to go to Congress.
Every great truth that has
ever come to the world was de
nounced as a lie when it frs
J came It tales tho fool. naanL
The fool-killer., 1921-09-01
JUDGMENT DAY FOR THE
ZR-2.

Once more the world stands
aghast at the pitiful failure of
humanity's biggest plans.
Once more the hand of fate
has written in letters Of fire the
doom Of the wicked nations.
Once more the efforts of puny
man to defy and Guido his Gre.
ator have come to a sudden and
tragic end.
For more than two years the
United States Navy has had I'M
der construction q great airship
Of the Zeppelin type, the cost Of
\ which was a mere trife Of Two
Million Dollars. A Hangar" to
keep it in when not in use had
also been built at a cost of Three
Million Dollars. Five Millions in
all. The Hangar" is big enough
to put the sky in and have plenty
of room for the moon to pass
under the rafters.
The name.of the great airship
was the ZR-2.
It was sos feet long, and rather
large for it's size.
It was equipped with all the
modern devices for killing people
inventions that the world has
been working on ever since the
recent war ended.
It could carry bombs enough
to wipe out a whole city or sink
a whole fleet in a few hours.
Well, the thing was finished
and tried out. 1t worked like a
charm. It's makers and it's own
ers predicted for it a long and
useful career Of bloody slaughter.
About two weeks ago they
were giving it the final prelimin-
ary test before actually putting
it into the government service tC
kill people in the next war"
Everything was lovely and the
goose was hanging high. But all
Of a sudden something went
wrong up in the heavens, and
there was a terrible explosion
that shook the brass buttons of
OF Mars's military uniform anC
bowed star-dust into the eyes oil
the man in the moon.
The monster airship parted ir
the middle and fell to the ground
a blazing wreck. They got a hay
rake and gathered up q few
pieces Of the At men who were
killed.
And so ended the career Of tn,
ZR-2.
The Z stood for Zero.
The R stood for Ruin.
The 2 stood for the two piece
that fell after the explosion ter
the middle out.
Now here is the lesson:
This devil of-a-thing belonge'
to the u. S. Navy. 1t was dc
signed and built for the expires
purpose of killing people-and
Sunnnse the old thinu thor1nht
The fool-killer., 1921-09-01

Every great truth that has
ever come to the world was de-
nounced as a lie when it first
came. It takes, the fool people
about a hundred years to get
acquainted with a new truth so
that they are not afraid oft.
The fool-killer., 1921-09-01

Pass around a great truth on a.
fowered waiter, and nobody will
pay any attention to it. But you.
put the same truth in a sling-shot
and knock the blamed fools down
with it and I'll bet you five cents.
they take notice, That's The Fool
Killers way of doing business.
If you don't like it, you are well
come to it anyhow.
The fool-killer., 1921-09-01

There may be lots Of honest
men in this country. but they
are all lost in the woods, and We
can't spare the time to hunt for
them.
The fool-killer., 1921-09-01

We can't all be honest-some
body has got to go to Congress.
The fool-killer., 1921-09-01

A mans stomach is sorter
round, and yet nothing fits it so
we'll as a square meal. Amt
that strange?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-27

A now French airplane motor OF
/ 900 horsepower has Is cylinders
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-27
ENGLAND WANTS
UNION OF EMPIRE

CuNrtNtUp FROM TAGU p%E
law and order. OVER land and agrl.
culture. over conditions OF labor
and industry, over tho honith ana
homes nf her people and over her
own defense.
Entire Freedom
"Shc would IN fact, within tho
shores ~ ireland. be- free IN rNory
respect ~ national activity national
expression ana national develop
mcnt Tnc stAtcs " the American
linton. sovereign thoy bc, enjoy n"
'uch range ~ rlghts
'Our proposals go oven further
fur thcy invite ireland to take her
place as "a partner In tho great com
monwcnlth of free nations, united
by allegiance To tho king
Tulfii Principle,
we consider these proposals
completely fulfll your wish that the
principle ~ government by consent
Of the governed should be tho board
and guiding principle ~ the settle
are to negotiate. That principle
waa first developed In England and
is the handspring Of the representa-
tive Institutions which she Waa first
20 create. II was spread by ncr
throughout tho world and IL no~
the very llfc ~ tho British com
monwcalth.
"Wo could not have invited the
irish people to take their place In
that commonwealth on any other
principle, and We are convinced
that through II we can heal old mis-
understandings and achieve an en-
during partnership az honorable tn
ireland as to tho other nations Of
which the com monwoath Constats
Not Comparable.
But when you argue that the re-
laiions Of ireland with the British
empire are comparable In principle
To those OF Holland or Belgium with
the German empire, | find II ncces-
sary to repeat once more that those
are promises which no British gov-
ernmcnt. whatever It's complexion
can ever accept,
I'm determining that ireland
should he treated as "A separate SOW
| ercign power. with no allegiance tc
! the crown and no loyalty to the
/ sister nations OF the commonwealth n
YOU arc advancing claims which th'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-27
EYinblish INpnrf Ratcs.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 26.--Rail-
roads east Of tho Mississippi river
were today authorized BY the inter
state commerce commission to cs-
tablish export rates on iron ana
steel products and on pig iron from
90 10 25 per cent lower than the
present rate, which are the same for
domestic and export traffic. Iron
and steel Industries urged the re-
duction on the ground that they
were necessary 10 enable American
firms to meet competition abroad
Tho new rates may be put into effect
upon five days notice
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-27
This "Onery" Crook
Pilfers the Pennies
YOungsfer Had SdUed

Here is crook who will take
his place as hne of the meanest In
his profession.
Someone entered the home OF
II. L. Mount. 1903 East Admiral
boulevard Friday afternoon and
made away with a savings bank
containing $40 in pennies, the saw
ings OF the little Mount child.
Nothing elise was taken.
Thieves also cut a screen door
and made their way into the resi-
dence of NJ. CradduCk, 9Ol East
sixth street, Friday They took a
diamond lavalicr valued AZ S75, a
revolver and several silk shirts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-27
GrasshOppers Ruin
Crops in Russia

ny 'he Associated press.
MOSCOW. Aug 20. -- An army Of
10 miles wide has swept
from Novorossisk, on the Black sea.
10 the grain belt ot Russia. destroy
ing what little rye was LETT IN IN"
famine regions, according to Albert
A. johnson ~ Farmingdale, y. Y.
chairman Of the Near East Relief
who has arrived In Moscow from
Tinis. Trans -Caucasia. by the way OF
the famine region.
1T IL absolutely impossible for Rus
sla 10 feed her starving" said Mr
Johnson Immediate action is nee
essary for the relief Of 100000"
children. or it will arrive too late
A new outfit for cleaning gol'
balls is small enough to be carried
In players vest pocket.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-27
Seamen Drift in Open
Boat for SeUen Days

PORTLAND, ore. Aug. 26.--
Eleven men OF the steamer Canadian
Importers crew. including second
and third mates. have been adrift
In the North Pacific for seven days,
according TO wireless message TO
tho Associated Press today from
Captain Wcstcrlund Of the steamer
Curdova, which yesterday went 20
the assistance Of the disabled
frcighter Canadian Importer. These
mon left August 10 In small boat.
attempting TO row or sail 633 miles
10 the oregon shore, seeking assist
aucc for their steamer, the engine
room OF which IL flooded
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-27
u. S. TO SHARE
DERIG|BLE LOSS
Navy Department Makes
Statement That 1t
VIII Help
PACT WITH ENGLAND
Two More Bodies Recovered
From the Debris Of
BHmp XK.2

NNSIU,.~E Aug % The
mouo'uI lose incurred by the ,,.
uio..n .. tIe Hrrhl. HR n VIII ba
born. .lnN. L 'r, United States
and D..H larIr iho navy depart
ue.. .....H N0s afternoon
~, n. department disclosed
th. .. ... rNa undo. hu
az. m.u' nIf. GuDot Britain that
Iu event f H U.Ut lNs- tu fnl7 tiI
fhiu whit. u.H.. construction ol
DURING .t. fHr fv. rn"rIuuI'ufF
would .n boar rhc loss ON an
equal u.H.
hull England. Aug 2S Two
bodice r.r, recovered tuiR afternoon
from ID wreck ~ the Iit one
,var identified as that ~ Albert l..
Loftiu. an American mechanic on
the airehip, and the other that ~
Flight Lieutenant ltyo Of tho British
crew.
The bodies were found In Eon.
dolns when tho front part ~ tho air.
shlp was raised. That of Loftiu was
attached 10 u parachute which was
burned. the bod. also hearing marks
Of the fire. Some ut the wrockaBc
raised elbows the effects ot intense
heat.
HULL. England Aux 2G.--Thc
inqucst over the dead In the HR-2
disaster was opened i''ro today and
was subsequoptly adjourned until
October 1 Dr Taylor, an American.
identified tho bodies OF Lieutenant
Marcus H. Estcrly. Y, s. n. Lieu
tenant Charles G.. Little. 1. s. NJ
and Lieutenant Montague.
Woman Dies of Shock.
The death list In the disaster w's
brought up to ~ late today whom a
woman died FRONT the shock of tho
explosion She was resident or
Hull ana vas watching the dirigiblo
when II was wrecked,
Dredging was resumed at a.3o
o'clock this afternoon, following II
wrcckage. Two tuoro bodies were
recovered from the wrcckage,
Coroner jackson, IN opening tho
inquest, made sympathetic utter
nnccs 10 the disaster. expressing
20 for tho bereav d
familiea
T.. ". Van Nostrand Of tho
nitcd states army air force, follow
ing careful inspection OF the
wreckage. has begun compiling n
formal report for the American
navy.
The inability to raise and inspect
the body Of the ZR-2 probably has
ended all hope of learning the exact
nature OF the structural weakness,
which In believed 10 have caused tn,
disaster" said Van Nostrand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-27
War Finance Corporation
Aids Livestock Industru
special to The World.

Special to The World.
WASHINGTON, Aug 2s-Tbs
war finance corporation hopes
to make the new power entrusted
to II by congress through tho farm
exports credit bill promptly cffects.
IN aid the live stock industry Thu
statement was made by the corpor,,
tion today in connection with the an.
nounCement OF the appointment a,
W. l.. Thompson Of Portland. ore
as assistant TO the director Of N,
corporation In charge ~ live stoc,
loans.
The corporation is fortunate {,
securing the public spirited serv,c,
Of Mr.. Thompson, who has heen ir'
terestcd In live stock and 1--we stock
banking throughout his entire "a.
rccr," the statement said Thorp.
son is vice president and director n,
the First National hank Of Por,. and
Ore, and president Of the American
National bank Of Pendleton ore
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-27
MINERS STRAGGLlNG HOME
All u Quiet In West Nirginia--No
Excitement IN Madison.

MADISON, w. Va, Aug 26.---Re-
ports from Indian and Lens creeks,
10 which large number OF tho
mon were struggling homeward, in
dicated that all was quiet in the
mining district today.
There was no excitement In Madi-
SON Between 500 and 500 o. the
marchers walked and sat about the
town waiting for a train to take
them pack TO Charleston from
where. they say, they Will proceed
90 their homes.
The march ended with the men
10 10 miles from their proposed
objective the Mingo county banE
OF the Tug river, so miles from
Marmet, where they assembled.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-27

There Is no political principle
however clear, that cnn he applied
without regard to limitations i'm.
posed by physical and historical
facts. Those limitations are as nee
essary as the very principle itself to
the structure Of every free nation;
to deny them would involve the dis.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-27
Jealous Wife POuyS Acid
On Hubby and Woman
She Discovers Together

In,.ou ana ,ore krc,lo SAID 10
100. 10, t..s yy,,,D
NtY Jt,...li be- rbarycd ma bciue
tI. nrIr,.Y.I and B.rn.son as an
t,,n.up.l , boa tr,. affair
SIN In Jiu.uit,I
Tn, young Woman ls rtill In BAY
l,i l..DIi.,I and is 4nid tn br badly
burned aiuInd tho taco. neck ana
nrtrs un...II was not severely
burned
TI, raiuo ~ = ruihcr prominent
young sn..'i} Woman ~ Dallas
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most If'h"u' u'i''h"ua, '''u''n III
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n'H 'hu h'''n'H'. h'N' 'NP'l'i'N
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h' ocean frp''~'S
-, "''hh. w "a famous phrase. "c
l'I'' 'u'' w ".rn" I"''N''
Hf'i H'b'I '''I nnu ln' H'
"b'Ih"i UNION. 'Hh''I - tonh''I
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quotes iNttcr.
Tho premier then quotes n letter
written In 1861 to the Duke OF
I Wellington by Thomas Davis, "a
/ fcrvcut exponent Of the ideals oi
young ireland, na advocating the
retention of the imperial parlia
ment ana the giving to ireland oi
u senate selected by the people
the rlght ot l'Vylng customs ana cA,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-27
Hurt In Auto Crash.

r l.. Moore, zoo South Cincinnati,
was slightly injured Friday night
when the Marmon car which he
was driving collided with a Ford
operated by G.. w, Briggs. The
larger automobile was wrecked
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-27

solution - all democratic states. "
was on these elementary grounds
that We called attention 80 tho goN'
,rning force ~ the geographical
prOpInVuity ~ thrso two Islands ana
their long ana historic association,
despite tho great difference ~ char
actef of the rhcos.
Are Dependent
we 10 not believe a permanent
reconciliation between Great Bri'aIt
and ireland can over ho attained
without recognition of their historl.
cal in'cr.dsUordouDo whi"h makes
complete political and ccouomlr sep
aratipu lmpfaoileHhio Tor both
Il ,anuo, bcttor express 'h' Bri'
ish standpoint ,iu mis- respect than
In the words rsed ~ tho northern
and southern states by Abfahap
Lincoln Iu his first inaugural ad-
drcss Thoy were spoken by him ON
the brink ~ tho American civil var
which be was striving 10 aVcrt.
Cannot separate.
Phygcnlly speaking he said
we cannot separate We cannot re
move our respectlvr sections from
each other now fud build an i'm
possible wall hotw,on them.
II is Impossible then 90 make that
intercourse more advantagcous or
fmore Satisfactory after separation
IMAM h'iore. NhPPph' S"u 3.
10 war. you cannot fight always, and
Wh'n hIter Wu'h 'pHN on ""," "'.i'
ana N" gam TOT 'in'' S'u
hRhUnE, the ld'nlI'aI "'d '"' N''"l''
hS L" terms OF 'u''i '""''' As"'" "''
upon YOU .,,.
= dnn nt thlnh II an r'hA'H" -
y" '"nl'hd'n 'nat 'h' ,''u'nS pc
lW"uh Li.h' hI'tH'h anu l'''a"d ar
IN any u'iI'I'n' c""e'
Had Made II Clear.
"f though, had made 1t clcnr
both I'm my conversation with YOU
Inpd In nv subso,,iout com munica.
I,tnns that vc can discuss no settle.
uent which Involves A refusal ot
Ithe rnri or ireland Ia acr,pt our in.
yltatIun ia a free. o1ual and loya
partnership I'm the British common
wealth under one sovereign.
II am reluctant to prcclpttate thi,
'I.aro hu, mus, point out that a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-27

An automobile fuel has been made
from high-proof turpentine and
ether by Greek experimcnters.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-09-16

committees for a big high school
league social for Friday evening.
On Wednesday evening, under the
auspices of the Brotherhood and
Ladies' Aid, a reception was given
to the pastors and their wives. Mrs.
f. J. Sievers presided and words Of
welcome were given by Mrs. S. c..
Roberts, representing the womens
societies; Dean II. V. Carpenter, for
the men, and Dean G. w. Laidlaw
for the ministers association. At
ter replies by the guests, refresh
ments were served and all enjoyed
social hour.
At the meeting of the missionary
societies on Wednesday plans were
made for an aggressive campaign
for new members. These societies
are among the strongest in the
Methodism of the state and the pres
ent leaders are determined upon
keeping up their strength.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-09-16
SUMMONS by PUBLICATION

In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington, in and for the
County of Whitman.
Adolphus Briggs, Plaintiff, VS.. Cath
crime Hatley, Myrtle Hatley,
Neil Hatley, William N. Hatley.
Jesse Hatley, Leone Hatley and
Flossie Hatley, and all the I'm
known Heirs of Ninevah p. Hat
ley, deceased, the State of
Washington, Phebe A. Reaney.
Sarah Turner, and all the I'm
known Heirs of Annie Shores
and Peter Shores, her husband
both deceased, and all the I'm
known Heirs of Rosetta Briggs.
deceased, and also all other per
sons or parties unknown. hay-
ing or claiming any right, title,
lien or interest in the real es-
tate described in the Complaint
herein, Defendants.
me State of Washington to the De-
PENDANTS, Neil Hatley, William
n. Hatley, Flossie Hatley, and
all the Unknown Heirs of Nj
neYah P. HALEY, deceased. all
me Unknown Heirs of Annie
Shores and Peter Shores. her
husband, both deceased, and all
the Unknown Heirs of Rosella