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THE DUTY AND OPPORTUNITY Of CAPITAL TO AID
SOCKMEN

A trip through the West at this time will !, convince H.t anyone n
t that r ths mo %i R's estts a nedd sS H f ths f f3as' %us St fss d fssts sd do1 Se
immediately if the United States is to- continue ime to be b a self IT, sup Up
parendy the only thing lacking is the live stock to utilize these
Western stock growers have been hit hard during the past
two years but they are by mo- ne means .saHus dis COZ tTs 18th, They fully fully
the cattle and sheep and that they are in a position to grow the
less SHSs to take advantage ant av Of favorable natural conditions and as a
consequence the nation is facing a serious meat shortage in the
A year of unprecedented drouth in the range country was
the spring of 1920 found ranehmen with greatly depleted herds
and md tao fMm as wei as asa greatly yss dsp hfSs funds y Sss and a n credits sc fT Gamye to
sion Ian and dise e"ns me th but stock t6%l f growers "a are not noss the b kind of men e
Ssi f5ss SR sf;ay' and they took their hs'vy losses Dsavs's and
f.,t3 T5f r. T f%s sS wss yet Of to 1920 ss%e: x hswe ys1ss: snS %s wes cut Pf iS tw sss sad
the demand for live stock was reduced to the vanishing point it
!sses$ i !i If dss !Ss : sssss P1 IS ss an abs s 3 Esss n ~ss aSS"s and YET YET
!sa'eS @ss fo %esd' to saits its cattle a and is sheep eea't on : a ! siut ted and nd
"sA'G Unfortunate mat as the situation was for the stock growers the
damage to the rest of the country, was equally as great. The buy
ness men soon felt the loss and realized that the disaster to the
w vFsstio %at th sal xa ths sa tssinaiHx in Of its a iP pfsiea Of 't'sn"t0" and de-
eovel gHs m asps sssi hsf ga ts ie IT, %es We't u aaa the The r steskere%sls I sst f en
farmers has been Taa ed! there can be little hope for prosperity ss
and J as5s is !, ) s3sss,y the sp ssty and The The s s.seRsse%ss of %. ss b s. s&tsns1
d ti%s1y snS q s% e s Ia e. rsstos4 (. ii; ssssdsd r.aes; sa y =:
grounds in in the Northwest given the opportunity + to u relieve the
.s s?s!ssss $!: z sss . Sss:1 = E: ' Se; : ss:s G 3ss fs sssss y y i. sss . $sf;
growers IS assured the 1000 supply or the nation is conserved and
the prosperity of the country made certain.
It is not a matter of sentiment although the stockgrowers of
the West are entitled to the sympathy and support Of all on &C.
count of their game and accomplishing fight against a long series
grower must be saved if the industry is to be preserved and the
meat supply of the nation guarded.
The banker. the capitalist must surely see his duty, his gold.
en- opportunity, in the rehabilitation Of the stockgrower. The man
who produces the countrys indispensable food supply must be
aided by liberal credits. He must be relieved from his present
, s,PSSt f E. sss.s ssssi ss i. HI %u %q st 3 si.: ssps cses .ss sa z !. : Se.is,s ,s
Of Independence and productivity if the whole country 8 ever "a
enjoy CLEARLY tsai Pi e Z tie duty saye Of capital to com. % ii. relief q u.
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rounding territory this fall.

territory this fall.
The Bags men who are inter-
ested In securing the plane for Snake
river have already secured . lease on
q suitable landing field on the mesa
about one-quarter of . mile south of
Baggs. With very little expense this
can be put In first class condition.
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1t may be q ''port Of CALL"
Mr.. Iverson will also . the plane
for exhibition flights and short pas
senger-carrying trips at the various
fairs and celebrations in the sur
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stockgrower at this time and Just as clearly there is now a wond-
erful opportunity for the profitable use of funds and credit in the
West-Drovers Journal Stockman.
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: "YAr" WAR Bi,lwING,

Tho formidable position occupied In recent
diplomatic exchanges by tho island of Nap
,rouacs tho fear that another war la brewing
that win come 10 be known In history ap tho
van war. Possibly il may be hypheuaicd and
.,ora a, tho yor.Jnn ,ypr einco the latter nation
,ooms 70 he irving do certain ana sundry things
IN Van that some Of the other nations object TO,
rot,hlc in the Hat being tho United states.
public opinlon. we think. viii range itsolf
ooitd,y hcbind sccrctarv colby i'm his notice to
tho lcapuo tha, this country viii refuse TO con-
sidor tt,cIf hound by the mandate given Japan
oyer this ana other Pacific Islands slowly. vac
u,tipr but surely the Washington govern
,,opt b,, bocn Withdrawing tacIf from European
dor,ipotion This last note with reference to the
pacific Islands. which tho league had assumed
to ,urn over to the japanese is tho most recent
of aeveral stcpa in the right direction.
!, b,s heop enid TINT tho League, under the
Insnlrntlon of the English prime minister has
hoo, adroitIv attempting To force the United
s,,tcs into tho league contrary TO it's own
u,sbos. that the polite, but firm refusal Of the
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The Woman Who Loved d--and Earned
by JANE PHELPS
\ MODIRN STORY OF HOME AND BUSINESS


CHAPTER VI
We were married the first week IN
October. | told Sobert that had
rubbed Aladdiu's lamp md that the
wonderful weather we had FOR our
honeymoon In the white Mountains
was the result
was dcliriousiy happy Robert
was all and more than I had pic
tured he would be. lie was SO ten
der, so loving, SO all that seemed to
he necessary in "a husband that !
felt like a happy chiid instead Of a
staid "a lcswpmdu OF 20.
We were staying at very nice,
quiet hotel yet ono that We could
scarcely afford. But Robert said:
It's only for "A week. but as YOU
are determined to work ! may as
well use some of the money | have
been saving to go 10 housekeeping
with, ever since the first day l met
you.
II was the first time he had spok-
en- Of any saving for that purpose
and someway there was "A tone of a
hurt child IN tho words But / pre-
! tended not to notice, and changed
the subject
Aftcrward thought Of g. the
hurt little note iu his voice came
back to me, ana I made up my mind
that too would save and some day
long time distant, perhaps We
would go to housekeeping, perhaps
We would have a home such AS Rob
ert dreamed OF having
often 1 have looked back a. that
happy week OF my honeymoon and
wondered II all brides are as happy
as was II all men were as
thoughtful. as perfect as Robert
seemed to be--when first married.
And / have decided they are not.
Robert loved me uuseltishly, lie gave
lup his own dream OF home with
out making me uncomfortable, just
as he gave up other dreams ne had
had without even letting me know
he had been dreaming.
! felt, in that glorious week in the
mountains. covered with their man
/ tie Of red and gold drapery, as if the
sun would always shine upon me as
| IL shono upon those wonderful trees,
making them glow and quiycr like
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living things And just az the gold
on light filled with color and glory
the earth around us, SO would Rob
crt's love I'M my life with sunshine,
| believed.
To those who have studied the
marvellous physiological effect upon
women Of love, Of happiness, the eN-
hubcrancc Of my feelings. will not
seem strange. My life had been
rather drab and dull. Not as much so
as many girls who were obliged ~
work, because until was IS I had
had Mother But ny ambition TO
become expert In tho business had
left mo little time for frivolity. So
now | was making up for lost time,
I told Robert. And / laughed, and
sang. the blessed hours away, while
We wandered along the mountain
paths, finding new beauties each day
and, as Robert said, Getting ac-
quaintcd
Il want you 10 know Mrs Mere
lith.' he said one day after mock
introduction. you think she is the
same woman you used 20 know as
| Geraldine Frost, but she isn't. That
/ Frost girl was quiet and rather dig
nlncd, while Mrs. Meredith Is a hap
| py mountain sprite.'
II am not the only one who Is diff
rcrentl" ! assured him. You are
hanged too. / never knew I had
married a poet, rather a man with
4 pOctlcal mind You never know a
person until you have lived with
him' should be- until you are mar
ricd 10 them But wait until We get
back in town IN wager We will
both be- practical then
little knew how prophetic was
my speech,
Not once had Robert spoken OF
my giving up my work, not once
mentioned his disappointment that
hr was not 20 have a home The ref
yreuce TO the money he had saved
for furnishing was the only hint that
he had thought OF II, But the eve
ming Of our last day he was very
silent. We were sitting on tho broad
piazza of the hotel, he was smoking,
my hand claspcd IN his,
What are you thinking OF, Rob-
tyrtH" | asked
| "Ot tomorrow--we must 20 back
! TO everyday life. Isn't II sad, Ger
lry. that Joyous things never LAST
| Wc shall be just a prosaic couple
like thousands Of others tomorrow.
You win be wrapped up in your
! work. / in mine. Now we are en-
! crossed solely In each other. | Won
Idcr--how II is going to work out
what do you mean, dearT what
| work Out?"
"Our lives together. Come, dear,
is growing chilly. Let US go in
! ie had not given me time 10 answer
lTo BE Continued
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Copyright 1924, 10y Edgar \ GucstD
Things aiu't luolNu' mono too good.
Eut let y keep on sawin wood,
Clouds appear "A trflc thick,
hut II | was asked TO pick
out a sh"ltcrin place 20 stay
Til the storm goes by I'd say:
Let me bc right where ! am
I've got faith in Uncle sam"
Right now fur as | can sec,
There's no better place TO be,
Run the flags an countries through
An the old rcd, white an blue
Seems more fitted Ter rough weather
Than the rest o. them together.
Nall this slogan mp Ter me
Here is where / want TO be.
TroublcsH Sure we've got our share,
Hut not more than VIC can bear,
An our cares ain't half 50 bad
As the ones our fathers had.
SO, n they came through all right,
Looks 20 me as though we might,
Anyhow, here's one WHOM stick
To the flag through thin or thick.
When t'N weather starts TO blow,
is cousolin' II you know
That the pilot Of the shin
Has strong and steady grip
An. knows how tO take the seas.
u troubled DAYS like these
Let ue say right glad ! am
That our pilots Uncle sam
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BeRny's Notebook

Weather. Papers blowing every
wien way
Spoarts. Last Satidday skinny
Martin CHALLENGED Puds Simkins TO
fito him rounds with boxing gloves
on, puds anscring by saying he will
accept the Challenco If he can bring
himself down to Skinnys weight on
account of him not wunting TO have
cuy unfair idvantagc and he don't
know If he can lose 40 pounds by
next Satidday but he will be glad to
try
IntristinS Facks About lntristiug
People. sam Cross don't believe IN
lies and never tells one unless It's
absiluotly necessary and even then
he don't iXaggerate eny more than
he has to.
Pomc by Skinny Martin.
\ Free Country.
\ ship sailed proudly out to sea
Saying "Herray. look at everybody
looking at mo-
And match stick went down the
gutter that day
Saying, &c I'm attraCkting attention,
hcrray, herray."
Sissicty. Miss ,Mary Watkins iu-
terduced her funny looking Cu2zn
to diftrent membres Of s!ssiety last
Thcrsday without saying 1t was her
cu22in on account of being 700
modest to admit she had sutch a
funny looking Eerl for a Cuz2in.
Among those who got interduced
was Mr.. Benny Potts, Mr.. Leroy
ShoOstcr, Mr.. Sid Hunt and Mn
Charles (Puds) Simkins.
Skoul Notes. Sid Hunt and Puds
Simk!ns both didcnt pass the iXam-
ination in histery last Monday and
they both made the same mistakes
ana they both sat next to each other
during the examination.
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Oklahoma Outbursts

Speaking ot haIrdrcssing. of courrc. .us but
q s."p from the water vavc' 20 the 'crimc
wave"
strong and offer Mr. Wilson place ia hH
cabinet"
Jerry Rand wants 90 know why should George
Washington have told lie. Ito never had to
bother with an income tax blank
I' not tho action ot the young democrats .n
barring mud singing between candidates an lu.
iHhEm'ni ot personal priWlogca'
Enid Events rather expects TO see tho paper
ah"rhg" relieved ue soon as people get through
figuring out their income tax statements.
After changing us name 10 BarusdllI the
explosion AZ 700 quarts OF ultr1Tyerriu could
not jar lhgh'art from iia 'rmy foundation.
Another thing W. have wondered about g.
Why mo man who stands up with the bridegroom
al wedding is always called The best man"
\ headline Tuesday afternoon Indicates ,hn,
one democratic paper sccms To- think tho young
democrats met tt NuskpRco for Tho particular
purpose OF considering lb, Tulsa county Mtua-
.Jr.
Mr turdiuga cabinet would probably have
been h.ucr received if b, had announced u all
in bunch instead OF Hr.nriuE 10 out from day
Ia day. hIs Iu-tr.lw'ui plan Kept tho country
hoping That fhr u'N' member announced would
Improve the looks
Perhaps one reason why the convention Of
Young democrats ,t Mu-kogrc was not more
bfF'N attended Wag bD,auso the committee ON
arrangements announced that it would only need
1900 90 entertain fhc delegates Et,rv Young
democrat knows you can't buy much with $500.
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The Hor0scoDe
saturdny. Tchruary ga. lnel
The stars incline but do not cor,,.,
tCpt 1921 b. Mcclure Sewspaps, So

Htth'hbSs H'bEubEN 80. 1921
According to astrology tha ,.....
hours Of this day may not be- ,.
tunatc, for Uranus. Jupit,r .
Mre,ury are all In evil pIsp, 49,
In the day Venus and the Su. .,-I ,,
friendly place.
There IS sign read as iudIr,,.
ing pcssimistic reports ON tho Ius,.
ness situation and an uncertain ~.
titudc toward the invcsfmrnt M
money.
This sinister sway also ..s,.,.
contracts and agreements rrl,,I,',
TO future enterprises. but thor, 10
an encouraging forecast for us,g
lines Of commercial aotiIty
Uranus is powerful IN lts r.fs.,
on human Judgment which sba..i
not be trusted while this cur,s.ry.
tion prevails.
Women now come under a tar.,
direction of the stars ,hat s,.t..
TO promise success TO many OF '.oir
ambitions.
This should ho an ausyi. .o,a o,v
in which ia push applications f.r
appointments, especially thUs, -.s,
depend upon the favor OF mon /.
high official positions
II is a fortunate day for tNaa'a-s
which should draw large audI,rccs
and command praise from p,rsony
IN the sun.
shopping comes under Gin, hoe,
possible direction ~ tho stars uak.
ing for bargains. lucky purchases
aud general good luck
Dress now will command urrlr,l
attention and arouse much d....s.
sion Back TO nature ideas WiH Ue
presented and slner mod,s ad.o.
Gated.
Message ~ good auEury from
| foreign nations are forecast for This
date when all viii be kindly dis.
posed toward persons who rcrre.
sent the government especially
those I'm possession OF grave re.
sppnsibilities.
Tho condition Of children I'm ,N
parts Of the world Will become more
and more "A question of national
anxiety and plans for wholesale
! hclpfulness viii succeed.
Persons whose birthdato n is have
! the auEury Of travel and change
/ that win be successful and profit
able Those who are employed
! probably viii be promoted.
children born on this day will be
generally lucky in all their under
! takiuEs. These subjects Of Pisces
1 succeed best on the water and make
. able scamcn or naval Officers.
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Too Mmrh Snrrd.

\ short time ago Buster kcaton
jOUrncyed TO Fresno, cal, for 10
cation work, lie was to meet Lou
Anger at the station and the Two
were TO travel VIA automobile to the
location The train on which
keaton was travelling was not con
spicuOus for speed ana the come
dian lost no time IN telling the con
ductor what he thought OF the rail-
road.
We'll. II you don't like it, the
conductor remarked, why IN thun-
der don't yer get out an walk"
~ would replied Kcaton bland
ly but I'm not expected until this
train gets in
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u
contender Tor tho republican nomination last
Junc, in referring TO the great problems the
now congress was called on to solve eald:
n vc ever 20 back on our allies the mil
lions who are buried In France and Belgium
viii hnvo died IN vain.
There has been surfcit Of this gllttorinr
generality We havc heard Ct time after time
first from this source and again from that OF
course nobody disputes g. because T. is one
OF those iudtsputablc things. But whom wc lind
pro-lcagucr1 glcorully bowling that at last oven
prominent republicans are coming to their view
point and urging our entrance into tho league.
when We find pucf.ss Fcizlng on such soutl-
mcnt aud pretending to find in 1t justification
for the xrotcsquc comedy OF errors known a.
wisconsin. the time has come 70 most respect
fully ask General wood and nll others who
have INDUCED the statement TO furnish spcclfi-
cation.
Just what is meant by IT, ~ we understand
IT, the time has passed when going back on
our allies Il oven possible Tho war IS won Al
least that was the claim, following the inpos-
sible demand for u peace without victory. Cor
tainly the treaty was effected and notifications
exchanged. 70 this point the United states re-
manned Heedfnst 20 its allies, admitting ror
FORMS sake thn, it had allies which It did not
have as the record clearly shows.
II It IL going back" on our allies for us now
10 withdraw from Europe and diligently set
about placing our own houso in order. then most
certainly do we come to the parting OF tho
ways with tho gentlemen who roll this phrnsc
unctiousy, not making an exception OF General
wood for whom we have ever had an affection
ato regard
n tho contention is that our duty TO our al
lies ~ continuing and accommodating then wc
sharply and dccisivey take exceptions II We
over had an obligation to 'our allies it has been
Handsomely discharged. II there remains un-
requitcd obligations. insist that they flow
from thcm TO us--,omc several billion dollars
worth.
We respectfully Invite some erudItc gentle
men TO analyze the statement we discuss. and
accompany the rilyss with specifications
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MIR. GOODS GOOD SERVICE.

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Moro TImc Granted Mnry.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb, 25.-An-
other extension Of time has been
granted Attorneys for Mary Picktord
IN filing at Minden, New, an answer
20 the brief of. Attorney General
Leonard B. Fowler OF Nevada, who
is seeking to annul tho divorce
Granted the motion picture star from
owen Moore. The answer of the
screen star was TO have been filed
Thursday but an extension OF scv-
,raI weeks has been granted TO ar
range its completion,
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l. lulNi ht1bnilnS u ihl'r ilatfs
Editor world while we face the restless spirit
OF after the war conditions period that seems
to prevail after al! wars tn" disposition TO re
sent and defy law and order yet no good citizen
of Tulsa can help but appreciate what IL means
and requires To prevent crime or lessen IL in
uurs llkc tho present. The Golden Rule"
policy ia obsolete when It comes 20 am effective
enforcement of city regulations From the
viewpoint OF a Tulsa voter, but indirectly non
resident. must state that your city admlnIStru-
tiuu must be congratulated on their uriEination
and possible enforcement OF the recent taNicub
ordinance. This ordinance Is the most COM
mcndahlo work in the way OF order and prot"c-
ton that could ho taken. 10 Will not only cause
Tulsa to he "A better place 90 1--we In, but make
II a sato place. as well! II also effects hctter
and more legitimate taxi service, one that any
respectable and law abiding owner can con
form to- and make a logitimato living dispers-
ing and prohibiting the class who support and
promote tho interest ot IN" "boo'"ggcr, hi
jaCkcr and fappcr' the most dangerous and
vicious element We could have in our midst.
While your officials horc arc largely strangers
to me, yet they appear to be big enough, and
have the right and proper sp1rt to handle a hIs
mans job. They should have the support OF
every good citizen and business man In town.
Surely Tulsa viii thcn become a good place TO
live
While admlriug your remarkably prosperous
little city, / can not hclp hut notice and It is
freely commented upon that sS the lack or
adequate. good. sanitary, American restaurants
and confectionery stores. wish to bc par
doncd for expressing or defending too much
patriotism. but when person looks about. and
realizes what tTdnspired VA the past ie" years
and who recalls that our boys expressed ale
glance to their country, and what II meant 10 us
all, whether We we're residents or Tulsa or not
to have a certain element who have come TO our
country boy the tens OF thousands thereby rvad-
ing the war or cooperation against the COM
mon enemy. and aill dCfyinE the mandates OF
our allies, but are here engaging In business,
,,ith an cndc,yor 10 monopolizn and Drcycnt
our own boys yuEdEinE In a useful or romunern
tive business. This does not appear 20 me AZ
iust or legitimate. II may be- legitimate
however, stop TO think Is it just right?
Just another ltuc reminder. II has only
been a few days since the press of your
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Fire Drives out Apartment Dwcllcrs

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-TWtIVt
hundred persons were driven into
near zero weather in their night
clothing early today when a SlO0,-
900 Tire swept through the four
story apartment house in Brooklyn
The blaze originated from an over
heated furnace. seven women and
- children were rescued in a thrill
ing manner. one man was overcome
by smoke and four fircmen were
treated for frozen hands and feet.
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A Texas burglar after making strike" in
oil, developed ingrowing conscience and re
turned $4,000 worth Of Jewels hc had stolen
from a widow woman. Tho moral OF this story
is that all thieves should engage I'm the oil bus-
ness and Accumulate enough so they can afford
to become honest.
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Daily Biblical Quotation
February 20

Tho Lord Is nigh unto an them that tnll upon
Him, TO an that cali upon Him In truth y
cAlv 1S
sought the Lord, and lie heard me, ana d'-
livorcd me from all my foarH...is. NNXiV. '.
BE Thou. O Rock OF Ages. nigh
So shall each unrWurinE thought be gone
And grief and rear and care shall n.y.
e. Wealcy
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The boys at Washington had just ak wcil check
out and take the next train home. Mr. Daugh-
erty has given out word that tho plum tree will
not be given shake untl wcl along towards
summer.
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water drawn into one opening and
expelled from two others by a cen
trifugal steam pump drives a life
boat that has been built in Holland
steering being done by closing one
or the other outlet,
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Every Day "Bluc" for Them.

EMPORlA, kan, Feb. 25,-rwo
Emporia youths began a five year
sentence under drastic blue laws
today. "Go To church and sunday
school each sunday; go TO work,
stop smoking cigarets, keep out OF
pool halls, obey your parents and
stay out until 10 O'Clock only one
night week" was the sentence i'm
posed by the court on the two young
men when they pleaded guilty tc
burglary
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Those who promising the country peace
able and mild senatorial performance during the
extra scsaion OF congress- probably have for
gotten that Tom Watson Of Georgia is 70 be
member OF that body.
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Equipped with water heaters and
other convcnienCes, "A shower bath
motor truck has been designed for
circusos and other travelling organi'
ZaLIunS.