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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-03
CARS AND JrTs

This IS the month iu uh.ch iha
properties which fmui,h sd %
car service o. fhn city 20 under
the hmnuer y has boon notn
ritus ihai llo lioiicd schedule IN
force hns boon disastrous i0 ihr
company besides being OF very
little y6luc ~ TIE people Az
cofdine to Mr Eldridgc. the com.
pany ioe maintained los raf lino sd
b loss of around $1,000 i
month Il j. common belief ihai
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-03
Parrish Enters
Race for Senate

I.H fH. fH"n0IHffI Press.
H.N Il.IrA. TlstH AnrIl fu-
clan W Parrish nf HrnriniUf. congress-
mm frHm fhD TNffonth Trvls digiric.
announced today h0 1850 he cnndl
Hft0 N liU iN-. piimly i0r ihr demo-
UHfr nomination fur United States
FNuHfHU
hfr Parrish ~ serving hH second
f.rin In OuurroFa iic wuH rcnomlnntCd
lNaf .NHr without opposition. BE De- H
r.fINU TNnaH
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-03

The new administration hns NOT
hHd much Time io show Dos hand
upon many matters. bu' II ap
pcam cloar thm 30 hl no mien
um io help Germany escape IT'S
payment ol the debit b. incurred
through ihc war i brought
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-09
TULSA UNIVERSITY.

N.nh appropriate ceremonies and no little
pomp and circumstance Tulsa university was
born yesterday We acclaim 1t ana extend fclci-
tations To those wiro have labored so Hhrncstly
toward the achievement
That the institution faces futukr Of absolute
unlimited opportunity Ia a fact 50 clearly evident
as to require emphasis Us possibilities arc
unlimited. but there remains the same uncer-
tauty concerning whether or not 1t wiz avail
Itself OF the one grasp the other that has at
tended overy cradle event In the worlds history
only time can determine.
There In a field IN this locality for - great in
atitution OF higher learning. That the insitu-
ton which is displaced In name at least by the
Tulsa university has not fully occupied that
field or rightly grospod the opportunities offered
liz not criticism, but bald statement OF widely
known fact We make no pretenso OF knowing.
much less stating the reason for this. The
mere fact that the institution has been renamed
and nut upon n different basis Is not only proof
but admission that It is true.
There ought to be an intense and abiding local
pride in such an institution as has been in-
augrated. a hundred thousand people are Inn
medjatoy adjacent 10 its doors Theoretically
II makes possible IA college education for thou
sands without tho necessity Of their leaving
home Again. theoretically, this should bring
higher education TO thousands who under usual
conditions would be bereft Of even that hope,
Therefore, II Tulsa university can make Itself
agreeable to the hopes ambitions and necesA-
ties Of these potential students Il need not leave
its own immediate locality in order to acquire n
student body commensurate with its greatest
ambition -
These are the opportunities Immediately at
hand The obligation rests on the institution II
self to grasp them. And that, IL we may be
permitted the observation, can only be done by
earning the right to ,rasp them, task That
dcvolves on the faculty, the trustees tho adj
mlnistrativc head and not on the student body
or the community or the parent patrons
we sincerely hope that Tulsa university viii
speedily overcome all obstacles, redeem mistakes
of the past and become an educational swtitution
in all respects worthy OF the proud name 1t
bears II It does that II will be OF tremendous
worth To the city and state. 1t will he pleas
ure for The world In the future Ms in the past
TO contribute in every way possible and proper
to that success witch It sincerely hopes will
speedily come
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-09
THE WASTED DAY.

tCopyright 1927. 10y Edgar A Gucstp
Nor sgh Tor wealth | failed to claim,
Here | am heset by work,
And promises still uufulfllod--
| have no right today to shirk,
There Is column / should build
And Vet into the room you came
And begged To be allowed to stay,
oh hoy of mine, with many game
We've rrittercd half the day away
Upon uy desk the letters lie
Unanswered. and ~ afternoon.
For copy that | should supply.
Tho printers viii be calling soon.
And yet I hadc YOU to hcgonc
] ordered YOU To run and play.
But you somehow have fingered ON
Aud / have killed another day
Wastcd the day tho rich would say.
Lost. would the hungry after game
Declare lh"tu hours I've spent in play;
M's'rs would point to ,hcm with shame
80 single dollar have | made
No biz ot useful service lone,
For all the time that We have played
GraNcly tho clock kept licking ON.
INT you and I have closer grown
Than We have ever been before.
We've lived this day ut life alone
Ana Il Is ours IOrVNcrmorc.
Nor shall ! mourn o'er tasks uudouc
Nor sigh for wealth I failed to claim.
For thiu glad day shall live as ono
Which brought mo moro than gold or fame
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-09

Good and evil stars contend for
power this day, according TO astrol-
ogy While Mercury and Venus are
in benetiC aspect. Uranus and Saturn
are strongly adverse.
IL Is sway under which travel
should be safe and successful. cspe.
cially whore business matters co-.
nccted with the commodities tha,
women buy are concerned.
Modistes, milliners and importers
have the promise of prosperous
time. despite all gloomy predlc-
tions.
Since Venus guides the fortunes
of women and so many are now
wage-carners, the seers declare that
there will be a constantly increasing
market and profit for those who sell
the finest merchandise.
The year should be marked bv
great achievements in writing and
all artistic endeavor. \ woman
Will make international fame as an
author.
Uranus today is in a place dis
turbing to the mind. causing rest
lcssncss and dependency. This sway
is likely To cause men and women
to lose faith in one another.
W ME tnc sway Is favorable Tor
love letters, it is not an auspicious
wedding day. There is an especially
sinister sign, If the bridegroom be
past his first youth.
Mexico Is 10 present problems 10
the new administration at Washing
ton even more perpleXing than those
of RECEIPT date, II the sears read the
stars Alright.
Warning is given that new phase
of the Irish problem may be OF pc
culiar interest on this side OF the
ocean.
Belgium is subject 10 sinister
planetary direction that seems 60
bode III for the health or safety Of
the king.
An earthquake in the Balkans is
foretold. This will entail great loss
of life
Persons whose birthdatc 1t Is have
the augury of a sea voyage that may
bring about permanent change In
their affairs. The year should be
satisfactory in a business and finan
Cial way.
Children born on this day may bee
eccentric and strong-willed, ThoSr
subjects OF Aquarius are usually
fond of travel and make success in
scafarinY ventures
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-09
CONCERNING sriniruA,LsM.

u Is not surprising that spiritunlsm should
make such tremendous appeal to people. Occult
ism Il most intriguing study and II one yields
TO its lure the sequel is incvitablc--a belief In
signs and tokens aud symbols That which
no man can prove by accepted standards just
certainly cannot be disproven. one person
secs 10 the tapping Of table proof positive Of
the tcne,s OF spiritualism, another secs nothing
but charlatanry. Tho controversy begins there
ana It ends there.
After all. but littlc moro can be said SO far
as actual and positive proof ~ concerned, Of any
theory with reference TO what awaits us beyond
the darkness. The veil has never been lifted
for w unless he who nscended tie
Calvary be fully accepted the way, the truth
and the te." No traveller has over returned.
All that we Know, presumably all that IT was
intended should know II that stand at
one door to bid humanity welcome and at an
other to- bid It farewell aud bon voyage. II
faith cannot rise triumphant to silence doubt.
dogmns and fears" then we are bereft of hope
We have no quarrel with those who find
solacc and comfort In the teachings Of spiritual
ism We may be permitted to critcise and OK
press disbelief Bradford the Michigan spirit
usllst, who took his own life in order that he
there and back again In order TO prove his
theory appears utterly foolish lie had the
courage Of n true adventure
but where he and all splritualsts lose their
step Ia, In our humble opinion, In assuming that
"a spirit freed from earth either desires to
turn or retains the slightest interest In material
things II tho next estate IL to be tolcrablo at
all 1t must be largely because It's standards are
go vastly different from those amidst which we
have struggled az to leave no recollection even
of what has been loft behind,
Heaven unquestonably could not be heaven it
its inhabitants retained the smallest earth
emotions or were capable of recognizing earthly
associates and associations. The transports OF
unsclfish aud purified love here on earth trans
forms all things. Ordinary values are shattered
lose all proportion,
In this phenomenon there is suggestion If not
proof OF The celestial transformation essential
to adequate preparation FOR heaven, or a haven
beyond the veil 1t Ia uuthinkabc that Il spirit
prepared for thc"higher existence. (and death
is always the prcparation), finds 1t possible to
haunt its earthly familiars, or II possible. finds
Il at all desirable 40 "a do,
Forgctrunesr OF all that has been Is one Of
the certaunties Of death. That, think, is one
Of the points on which both science and religion
must agree.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-09
CHAPTER C\NII.
NCilS liiN lob.

Neil really was very brave. He had
staggering load of debt facing
MIN alter all was settled. Scott ana
one or two others whom he owed
large amounts were to take payment
In installmcnts with interest. When
| thought of ii | was frightened, but
never let Nell think l doubted his
ability to pay them.
"a life job" he had said once
when he spoke of what he owed,
All the small investors had been
paid We had taken tiny homo
on Long Island, near enough SO Neil
could commute cheaply. | was do
ing my own work, and happy In
helping all | could. II had been
more Of a wrench Than had
thought 1t was going To be to leave
our lovely home, and at the end !
shed few tears But now | was
resigned and tried by keeping busy
to forget that we had not only lost
home, but friends AK well. OF all the
society people with whom we had
mixed only two or three had called
upon me, or noticed my existence in
any way after the papers had aired
/ Ncils troubles
Strangely Mrs, Powers was one OF
them. II seemed her husband had
met Noil i'm the street, had stopped
and spoken with him. Neil had told
him he was trying TO satisfy his
customers, and Mr.. Powers had i'm
mCdiatcly become interested. and
I had asked him many questions. lie
must have seen how penitent Neil
was, how anxious to make rcpara %
! tion, and IL had softcned him toward
us. Mrs. Powers said he had told
/ her that Neil was more sinned
against than SHINING, and that he
| had faith in him. She only re-
NAMED few moments, hut nothing
could have happened to give Neil
| more pleasure, But she and Lor-
Irame Morton were about the only
/ women who sympathized IN any way
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-09

isod the ultimate that The mos radical could
ask Of the conquered central powers.
Then ne returned TO his modest role IN Paris
with plausible words. suave explanations ana
In tho most mild manner Imaginable he took
pawn after pawn from h,7 adyorshncs In the
great game ne played for tho Empire. THAT he
did not take moro ana effect a complete check.
mate IL duo altogether " the American people
and not 10 any who nat about that board.
Read The hisory of thp hours that have
elapsed The italian ministry foli, likewise the
Frcnch.- one after another And the great
apostle Of dcmocrar,--ho who spread his larges'
abroad aud was haIiod us thc saviour of men.
was crushed bs hls own people. spat upon by
those who wotshipcd him across The waters.
And au the while the wiley Wcishmnn was
growing. groSlng. not in popularity bul in
strength aud Influence growing. because hr
was making himself feared ana po'7cssiug him
self or the means 10 .ofict punishment on those
who dared Oppose.
with hnf the Brriel empire iu iucpicut r'-
volt. with the very gem Of tts fnr-flung holdings
la open rebellion with strikes lt home and social
unrest threatening tho foundations ~ tho ma.
tons Itself hc remains % pygmy fisur" nstride
The world
Scarcely IL people bu, ask his permission 10
think I1nuyo look, to- London and not Paris
tor her salvation Tragic spectacle
superb actor. o mastcrful politician, the
greatest impcrinlI4. has produced sine" pii' q
dcmuroguo of domagogucs o marvel Of adrot
aub,crfugc. but ID statesman. II statesman at oil,
that mus give q troubled world very deep con
corn.
The modus opcroudt' An Tint Is over the
secret OF a gcniusl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-09
4 MODERN WORLD WONDER.

Therc IA a new wonder OF the modern world
as yet unrecognzed 1t ts the Wclshman who
directs the destinies of the British government
The leaning tower OF Pisa defies no greater
laws than this man who or all his crstwhuc
fellows remains supreme not only in Britain,
but throughout the world
There have been those who marNecd that
the world war produced no great, oycrtowcrlrg
figure. number could bc mentioned who
gained fame, but none that for any reason STOOD
out head and shoulders above them an But
that was before Lloyd George had thoroughly
demonstrated his ability to live politically after
every other government with whom lac had coll
laborated had fallen, and In living, constantly
grow In strength throughout the civilized world.
\ politician par ccclenco, there is none to
compare with him, We write not IN the ecstasy
of admiration, but as relator OF substantial
II not offensive fact.
when the great apostle OF democracy strobe
across Europe in regal spondor amidst the
plaudits of the people, George appeared as a
dwarf. Mighty England appeared misplaced
rhe peace parlcys were in fact oyershadowod
by two characters that to he seeming o'ertoppod
anything that Britain had TO offer But the
Welshman, in tho very obscurity Of silence ana
nodesty that he wovo about himself was knit
ting, ever knitting, the warp and woof OF that
British world hegemony that is now slowly being
recognized beautiful yet repugnant con-
traption.
His countrymen became exasperatcd at the
loose manner in which he was playing his game
called him home for an accounting ana forced
him into a defense that would have, in the
light OF subsequent events, been the political
death OF any other man OF his time. Tie prom.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-09

the road. Tho result is that strange things are
happening every day
Take The case ~ Miss Gordon, tho Chicago
stage favortc. Miss Gordon Is just emerging
from hospital whore she had both legs broken
iu order to cure them OF the defect which ~ re-.
fcrrcd % IN q rather vulgar way as "bow-legs.'
She underwent The operations in an angelic
frame of mind laid prone for many weary
weeks while the limbs we're knitting together
In plaster cast. and now cmergcs happy and
triumphant to face career Of unboundcd sue.
cess We hope.
'll was not vanity explains the sweet thing.
mat caused me 10 undergo the operation, but
bccauao the dcformity' forced me to wear
long skirts ON 'hc stage and thus prevented mo
from rising IN my profession"
Did sou get hiatt really should for Do
s tho heart ~ tho whole affair. In an serious
moss and that orthodox form Of mind becoming
ono who springs from a long limo Of presby
torian nncostrag" We ask, what Is the logical
limit ~ using lpsticks and rogue on the face
ond breaking the bones in the other extremity
In order TO attract that attention considered
necessary t. feminine success
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-09
Oklahoma Dutbursts

We quito agree with Mr.. stlyors. tho disiu q.
t"rostod spectator. who finds that the league %
nations looms AZ menace
Tho girl on South Main SAYS shc ha. always
noticed that the Tulsa auto show always seems
to have disturbing effect on the weather.
Somehow, says The Dallas News, tho kind of
woman who drives around In racing car al
wnys leaves the Impression that she's chasing
man,
Il is claimed that interest in apirtuaIism is
on the increase. Probably lot of people have
gotten tho Idea that the mediums keep "A supply
OF spirits around them.
There is just about az much interest among
the voters In what Mra Harding bought on her
New York shopping tour there Is who will
be in Mr. Harding's cabinet.
Speaking OF the development ot air gosiip,
the young man on North Main says his wireless,
appears to fan block or two short Of getting
en- rapport with South Nanthus.
Mr. Harding has felt out public sentiment
on various combinations OF cabinet material
and at last has played ono which appears to
meet the approval OF David Lawrence
Referring 10 the controversy being conducted
In Barometer OF Public Opinion" on the
woman labor problem. Mr.. Mccullough seems
to have started something he cannot stop. And
the length OF the contributions by each OF tho
debatcrs indicate that they believe newspaper
space Is limtless.
Three star Icnnessey OF sapupa has this
Idea about II:
Here's To the man. rcformor born
VINO stands In crowd alone and fororn.
lie hates skinny people, despises the fat,
He votes against this and shouts against that
The best way to treat him In to leave him alone
Then hell spoil nobody's life but his own.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-09
Ddiiy Biblical Quotation


February y,
was afraid and went and hid thy talent ~
tho earth Io. there thou hast that rs ihino.~
Matt. XIV. -.
Time was I shrank from what was rlghl
From fodi of what was wrong
I would not BRAY" the rtrt"d tight,
Because the foe was strong
iu now I east that finer sense
And soror shame aside,
Such dread OF sin was indolcncc.
such aim at heaven was pride.
81 II. New
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-09

In Russia the wheat bearing soil
tapped by the Trans siberian rail
way is greater than the total acre
age Of the United States, Argentina
and CanaS combined, During the
war siberia produced nearly 400
OOO, 600 bushels of wheat Ten thous-
and carloads OF beans were dumped
at Harbin more than two years ago,
and they were still there the first
part of 1920, because no railroads or
vessels were available to carry the
produce to the markets of the
world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-09
WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE.

Late Is wonderful experience. Doubtless
thcro was never any thing comparable to it
before, nor win there ever be again. And it's
all because OF the people We encounter along
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-09

Between 100000, 900 and 100000
GOO acres OF land I'm the United
states are too wet for cultivation,
being in swamps or subject to peri
odiCal oVerflows.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-09
The Promoters Wife
D,r LA ME DIEI DC

with me. All save BldnCnc orion
You see blanche had lost too. She
had lost what Neil had paid her for
providing entertainment and sup
pers for his following. '-
II guess shall have to take
boarders,' she had said with some
bitterness. II have to live, and cant
do anything but manage servants
and set good table. Really 1t Is a
crime to bring up a girl 10 know
nothing she can put to use If the
necessity arises. Boys are taught
something by which they can be in
dependent and earn a decent living.
While girls-most of them, are
taught they must marry, and a few
silly accomplishments on the side
She looked so lovely even in this
petulant mood that | replied;
you will probably marry again
some day"
You bet will II get a chance"
was her astonishing answer. "fd be
"A fool not To. But | am going to
tell you something. would like to
marry "A man | could love. / never
really loved Orton. although he was
very good To me. But | married him
/ for his money, | hated poverty al
ways. | guess the Bible Is right
( when It says that Money Is the root
| Of an evil II has caused all my
unhappin ess--the love OF it | mean,
and the lack of it. oh. we'll, some
| thing will turn up ! suppose
There surely will. And Mrs.
| Orton II is wonderful what one can
bear and still go on living, It has
| seemed 70 me at times that I
couldn't bear another single thing
That | must give up. Then some
/ thing would happen To give me cour-
1ag again, and | would wonder how
/ | could he so foolish as TO think
there was nothing but trouble left
| for me-"
She came TO see me several times
before we left Tor our new homo,
and each time | liked her better, dis
covered new in her. She was cap
/ able, clever, and was wasting her
self | told her so and she while
laughing AT me, admitted that 1t was
80.
7 Il eat, sleep and am not merry"
she misquuted. Then told me she
had rented her house for a good
, price. and that she was going
abroad, zone can live on what they
would starve on here, My house Is
rented for five years. I have little
saved. | shall stay as long as my
money lasts. then come back"
Someway | envied her her careless
taking Of things which came 20 her
while knew very well never could
do the same.
bade her good bye the day she
sailed with real regret As | turned
away from the dock / thought what
q queer world II is. My eyes We're
misty at parting with the woman
who had at one time made me so
Imisora BILE simply because had
misiudgod her. | wondered II Il
we're not often so. II we were more
pier.
! Tomorrow is Grateful for
Frederick's Help.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-09
About TOlCn and
in Hotel Lobbies

An open winter and lcptst.u..
Appropriation providing fund
the purpose has enabled Mime.
TO push good road Consiructl,,
spite of shutdowns along other IN '
l.. B. John of Montevidnn ,'s'
vice president and general man.
OF the Jahn Aerial Life Sa,trs
paratus company, said ycst,rda, =,
the Hotel Tulsa. Arbill look,r,,
wards the provision of hardsurf,.,s
roads connecting all county s,s,t. A.
the state has been passed. and ,,i,h'
III the next tiNe years AHuups,ta
expects 10 have made something mi
n record in the way OF roads rbe
doubl" fact That good many farm.
crs have been forced To- s.u ,."t.
grain and that flour is "a rn,,,'.,il.
has kept the flour mills i'm tb, 800,
at about fun capacity, but In tSe
northern part of the state aroma
Duluth, mining is virtually sf n
standstill But little ore has H.
taken from the ground for the L,s'
TWO years. In spite OF the finurri.I
tightncss that is being iueyif,t.L.
felt for little while in all parts 80
the country, business as usr,i,.
characterizcs activities in Miuursn
oils. Mr.. Jahn said.
There's nothing minor" ahouf
Tulsa. declares BIZ Fricl. newly.
acquired business manager of III.
Tulsa oilers when was an.
preached at my home In Column.
In regard to coming to Tulsa. was
asked if ] would consider taking a
management In q minor league" he
said 81 replied that under mo- con.
sideration would accept such a ion
But naturally ] wanted To knov.
what job was being offered. SO I
asked Tor information. Then th,v
told me ] was wanted at Tuya
Tulsa in u minor league, said
rather surprised. Wei, Il may b.
in Il minor league, but Tulsas no
minor And that's why I'm here 81
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-09

Another draw back L pruhihi
ton" said Lhfe bud, t'day, lis tryin'
: think of good raid name real
quick II strikes us that smokin'
'crhacker is sim purity steep Consid-
erin tn alfalfa raisers haint organ
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-09
The HOrOscODe
FEBRUARY o. 1921.

The stars Incline but do not compel" ="
tCpt. 1871 by Mcclure Newspaper synd }