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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
Oklahoma Oufbursts
nr OTIs IORTON.

The News ia trying to identify the man who
put 'fair' in Farfax
Thorc is this about law suit In oklahoma,
when you think % is settled u has just begun,
There has been Dot Of pulling the wool
over peoples oycs. but this does not appear 90
have affected tho price Of sheep.
This country has all Kinds ~ experts but wc
nave mover run across one who could trace the
g"noaloFy of goosc.iiyor sandwich.
Finding herself at peace with tho world. Kay
county iu order to satisfy bolgcrcut disposi-
uon, is about TO- start 70 war on prairie dogs.
u must bc q matter of wonder says the Dallas
N"wa. TO every young wife how hcr husband
over Kept In clean shirts before he got married.
Miss Edith johnson is writing story which
Hh" calls tho 'Mimudcrstood Wife" and the
experience.
Tho girl NJ South Main SAYS she will not enter
ih" beauiN contest Tor the reason she once
wnhbbod ono Of Chraty's girls and she fears
mo jury viii be prciudiccd.
Probably tho reason that man who posed as
q cousin of the president was 90 successful IN
scilnE gold bricks iH that ho confined his opera
uous 10 candidates tor federal jobs.
The Rock Island railroad promises TO take
u" 'dlorS from El Reno 10 Iuwtou on ~ spc-
'l'I ifaln when they meet uCAt month. BEFORE
we hppiy Tor "a reservation wc want to know n
inc Rock Island guarantee military protection
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
Benny's Notebook

tho reflex from them being exceed
The Park Ave. News.
weather. Warm and warmer.
Spoarts Bathing Puds Simkins
and Leroy Kid Shooster put on
Pudses new boxing gloves for a 6
round fite witch lasted 2 rounds last
Satidday. Round l-Puds landed
the ferst blow by bucking Leroy in
the stummick with his he'd. Leroy
kicked Puds in tn" shins to prove
II wasent fair to buck with your
he'd Pubs kicked Leroy back to
prove watts fair for one is fair for
:. Round Neither Of them had
recovered from round I yet. so they
shook hands and agreed to call 1t
q tie.
Sissiety. Mr.. Sam Cross was OBJ
zcrNed wawking on Broad street
with Miss Maud Jonson last Sundey.
wawking in sutch slssey way
everybody thawt he was stuck up till
they found out his new shoes was
TOO tito
Pome by skinny Martin
Darn All Errands
was going to run away from home
And only rctern 10 die,
But my mother sudinly spoiled my
plans
By sending me for can Of lyc.
Intristing FACES About Intristing
People. In a conversation on Benny
Pottses, frunt steps about wat they
was going 10 he wen they grew up
it was found out that Rcddy Merry
is going to be a gcnrel I'm the army
or admiral in the navy whichever
Is most convenient, Sid Hunt is go-
ing to be parachute dropper out
OF airplanes, and Benny Potts. Ed
Wernick Lew Davis and Skinny
Martin are going to be candy
taistors, d
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
CHAPTER "a.
Trouble.

ChABIElt 81.
Trouble.
"Mhy. so serious, fair LADY,"
1t was Mary Ryans mocking
Mary's laughing eyes that looked
I'm worried about Robert"
AT last"
Il don't know what you mean. But
he came home last night and told
mo he wasn't making good at Cald-
ing's. ! couldn't ask him any ques-
tions-the way he spoke Of it kept
me silent"
Didn't he tell you anything?'
only that when he asked for his
promised raise, they told him ha
had not earned IT,"
Poor fellow. Honest, Gerry, in
the words of the poet. my heart
blecds for him.
couldn't holp laughing at Mary;
yet | felt very serious as | told her
OF my fears and my sympathy for
Robert.
81 feel so different this time" |
said. Before | could talk encourag-
ingly. because | did not feel dis
couraged myself about him. But
this tx different. Something mus
be wrong with Robert--he should
have made good with Calding. ]
wouldn't say this to him for the
world, but II worries me-
"Hes-it would worry most wom-
en-. OF course it don't make as
much difference to you AZ II might
To some women--the kind VINO
couldn't wear the pants. But stu
l can see 1t makes a lot, even to you.
Can't you think OF any way TO chirk
him mp a little? Couldn't YOU give
him something to work for?'
"No more than he has now oh
well, / guess It will come out right
some way" | replied, then attend
ed to a waiting customer Some way
| dld not get the comfort from talk
ing with Mary that | used to before
| was married. Yet | had to talk to
someone. Then | didn't understand
Mary any more. She always acted
as ~ there was something / ought
TO do; as IL / were In some way to
blamc for Roberts detection, his
failures.
Thut night Robert did not come
home to dinner. waited until $
O'Clock, then called up Marion Ho-
vcy had determined to be polite.
and although was jealous, hurt
that Robert would SO neglect me. l
had no intention OF playing the par;
OF "A neglected wife before her or
anyone. | would tell her l was GO
ing 10 ask the Murphys and Weeds
for sunday and wanted her too,
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The HOrOscope
SATURDAY. APRIL 2a 100,
The stars Incline bu, do not csr,,.,
'Cpt. lssi " Mcclure Newspan.. sI's !,

SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1921
saturn rule is strong for good "a.
day according to astroIog, hV,
Neptune and Mars are adverse
The stars seem to indicate "A
conservative mon and women vI,<
gam constantly I'm influence ava
mat gradually there will hc a royo.'
on the part OF more radical tbIps.
ers. ''''"N'
Saturn today is In a place pro,,.
sing much to farmers and ali who
gam their livings from the .avn
Ihere Is a fortunate sign for real es.
tate transactions.
Again Mars gives warning o.
trouble that may lead TO Al loas,
military or naval gesture on thn
part of the United States
Mars continues in y Threatening
aspect that BODIES an for tho immI,
nent peace of the world
Solfishness is to be- moro and
more apparent in the relations n,
persons and nations. for the plano.
tary sway making for indlyldtalIsr,
is potent for harm.
The new moon of next month ~
dIcates religious controversies q =.
wei as Industrial difficulties. Eric.
tlon between the United States and
Great Britain is forecast in the no.
sition of the stars.
Much wind all through the sum.
mer Is indicated and there may be
destructive tornadoos.
The position of Neptune denotes
many strange deaths. Poison and
drowning will claim many victims
shipping is subject to the bes.
possible influences and trade should
benefit greatly.
Importation OF many oriental
commodities not hitherto widely
distributed seems to be presaged by
the planets, but there will be trou.
bic affecting Japan.
Persons whose birthdate /, is
should keep in the old grooves OF
work during the coming year and
there should be thus assured an un.
usual financial success.
Children born on this day proba
oly Will have rather uneventful ca
reers, but they should be very for.
tunate on the whole.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
The Woman Who LOved-and Earned
by JANE PHELPS
MODERN STORY OF HOME AND BUSINESS

| What | really intended, was to find
out If Robert were thcre--if could.
Il want TO speak to Miss Hovey."
| said when voice answered my
call.
shes gone to the theater. I'm
her brother--I'll take any message"
Never mind-you don't know
where she went--to what theater?"
No. they didn't say
Il desperately wanted to ask who
they meant. But rang off without
doing so. | would not stoop to ques-
tion a small boy--much as | longed
to know If Robert was with Marion.
But | would not stay home alone
l would ring up Gardner Kenyon
He would be glad TO run up for an
hour. But he also was out. Again
| left no message, and Smiled grim
ly as 1 thought Of my wasted
nickles
| would not stay alone / would
go and sit with Mary Ryan for an
hour. She had no telephone, so
could not waste "a nickel on her. II
| she were out | would have my walk
anyway. That ould be better than
| staying alone.
When ! reached the street, was
a group of people coming toward
the house, and heard excited voices
| waited. curious as to what had
happened.
As they drew near the house, !
saw that two men had third be-
tween them, half leading half car
rying him.
Probably drunk" | said aloud.
and stepped back into the shadow Of
the vestibule TO walt until they had
passed
Here's the place" someone said
ana l saw the two men lead thc
one who appeared rather helpless
up the steps. To my horror. | rec
ognized Robert and cried out:
"Oh, what is IL? What has hap.
| pened to him? ] am his wife-is he
hurt?"
To BE Continued.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
About T0lcn and
in Hotel Lobbie,

Gross production tax rr.,Is.,
Tor In the Usage Indian XIV 'uel
passed and state product.9r t.y 'sA
Osage county offset by federal az,
VIII net the county app.r,i,l', a'4
N00O,O00 for road main,crar',''''
>. Burnett OF Pawhuska toI, "a.
White River Trail and Ahrr, p'r 'n-
assoc iations yesterday afterr6o, '1s ~
talk pointing out tho sdya,,,.llDl
or routing the White river t,,,i
tension along the northern roT,, '' ''
Pawhuska. The north cut og, 80
Tulsa, Mr.. Burnett said. woul5 ,,pl w
The trail off the beaten na's o"
through a country seldom or,,I',i pf,3
In the southwest for sccpi, h'.'.,l
He pointed out that Usage cour,g I.
riEht now starting construrfto, ..
seven miles of hard surfaced ro,g
construction that is TO be- foriowos
up by the building Of appr,>.r NJ
ly 30 miles OF such highWavs ovesa
year. WY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
SEEKING \ WAY OUT.

There ls much less 10 hc approhensiyc about
IN Japan reply 10 Secretary Hughes note CON
corning mandates iu general and the Island Of
Yap ,n particular than may appear TO the
.uperfical reader A close examination of the
reply viii not fail TO disclose ample ground for
the belief that Japan. while making A bravo
show OF independence and decision. IL in fact
merely seeking way out Of dlsagreeablc posi-
uon that will not do violence 20 her sensibilitles
In poln ing out that she derived her title 10
Van through the decision Of tho supreme coun-
Ill Of the league and permit the qucs ion Of
lille to be reviewed only by that authority tho
willy diplomats OF the Mikado appear to have
in mind two possibilities First that Mr.
Hughes will thus be induced to recognize tho
supreme council OF the league by fling his rop-
Fesentations herewith second, that II the ac-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
"IncIc RiII' Again.

Editor World: Your editorial, "peurosc the
Impossible ana social Equality for ihc Black
Man was fine; but National Menace" was
even better. II is to be hoped that the World
will follow 70 with other articles just as vigor-
This should command the attention OF all
parents, and might be read with profit by the
teachers of the high schools. 1t is lamentable
fact that II will be noticed by but few who are
most concerned The yahoos will only read
scandal and fashion notes Teaching Of moral.
ity is just as important as reading, writing and
arithmetic, II the parents neglect this duty IL
deVOlNes upon the schools, Nor should instruc-
uon I'm ordinary good manners be neglected II
appears that those arc of secondary Importance
causal observer OF a bunch OF high school
girls cannot tail to notice the absence OF good
department, to say nothing OF the language used
10 speaks bad FOR the parents and worse for the
instructor. Cut out a few OF these adjuncts and
accessories ana there will be progress in The
right direction.
Tulsa. April II. UNCLE BILL.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
uIMBIFNESS

~
What ls thcrc in skin that should htt you
from mcn' ,.,,,
Between YOU and your ncighbor, that never
You should welcome him in when he ven
lures To CullF
What is there In greatness that YOU should
deny
goes by
stay down upon earth through the months
and the years,
For an YOU possess shall remain when YOU
go.
Nor an YOU have come to shall save YOU from
Nor ali OF your greatness shall keep you
from woe,
And statesman, or painter or gifted of rcn,
Must live out their years on this earth among
men.
What is there in fortune or fame that should
change
The nature God gave At the day Of mans
birth?
why should success make great man grow
strange
To the ncIghbors who gladly rejoice At his
worth"
Re humble, he gracious, hc kind to tho end
The humblCst Of men Is worth while as a
friend,
copyright, 1921, by Edgar \ GuesN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
Unlimited Capacity.

Aunt Liza's former mistress was
taking to her one morning. when
suddenly standing shyly behind his
mothers skirts. Is this your little
boy. Aunt Liza?" she asked
Yes mss. dat's Prescription"
Goodness what a funny name.
Auntie, for a child! How N .hs
world did you happen 10 call him
that"
"Ah simply calls him dat becr'l
All has seech hahd wuk gettin him
filled"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
Chop Sucy Romance.

You admit writing these letters
to this young lady of the chorus ."
Yes" said the millionaire defend
ant i'm a breach Of promise suit.
"Ah. And these hieroglyphics at
the bottom of each letter are kiss
marks, no doubt"
NO" said the millionaire, with
a grim smile, what you see i+
merely Chinese for Yours sincere
ly' >"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
An Old EnNOriIC.

Professor" said Mrs. Nowrich to
the distinguished musician who had
been engaged to entertain her guests,
what was that lovely selection you
played just now
THAT madam" nc answered, was
an mprCvisation,"
"Ah, yes / remember now. I knew
1t was an old favorite OF mine, hu.
l could not think of the name o'
Il for the mnment."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
Sing a Different Song.

self"
TO make other people talk about
you"
Yes, but they wont say the
same things that you do"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23

There are lot Of things mat seem 10 can
for an explanation. For instance the pr"e OF
a perfectly good hide COW or ca't' ism su'l'''n'
to pay carrying charges, yet inc SHOES maae
from that hide. or part OF It, sell FOR Slo'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23

Another international issue ls joined Eng
lands foreign secretary accuses the 'hNeu
states Of having cancelled sts oil CONCESSIONS III
one OF the bush league nations ana secretary
Hughes replied that It was a--misapprehension'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23

The young lady across the way
says OF course woman has her right
ful place in business and politics but
personally she believes the quiet,
gentle, retiring. foministic girl will
always be more popular with the
men
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
There Was "A Reason.

why do you turn out for every
road hog that comes along?" said
the missus. rather Grossly The
right-of-way is ours. isn't it,"
"Oh, undoubtedly" answered he,
calmly. AS for our turning out, the
reason is plainly suggested in the
epitaph which appeared in a news
paper recently:
Here lives the body Of William
jay.
Who died maintaining his right-of-
way,
lie was right, dead right, as he sped
along
Buc he's just as dead as If he'd been
wrong.
Dust Like Grownups
"a boy always has u do a lot of
foe! things"
AND how little he changes when
he grows up" q - xiahJ ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23

Tho Ncws e trying to Identify the man who
nut fair ln FairfaN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23

This country has all Kinds of experts. but wo
nave mover run across one who could trace tht
g"uoalogy of goose liver sandwich.
Evening star., 1921-08-28
Your Neighbor Bought This $l65 Electric
Washing Machine for $3.50

Genuine DOMESTIC ball bearing
motor, known as the best for washing
machines. Automatic oilins system.
Al moving parts inclosed-no dan.
ger to children. No belt to get out Of
.order-direct sbaft drive-simpler.
Celebrated Armco Rust,Resistins
Iron fused throughout) is proof
against any kind Of water, soap and
alkalis.
A good sixed family washins done
in 90 minutes about one hour and q
half-snd 1t . cost Of ~ cents for
electricity. Can be run from any
electric light socket.
Evening star., 1921-08-28

Put your clothes and anything that
can he washed in the tub and turn
ON the electricity. Presto! They are
boiled, steamed, sterilized. bleaehed
and washed spotlessly j. the one op-
Grafton. J
We want to point Quito you the
features Of this machine.
1t has the one scay noiseless cylin.
der, which makes even The daintiest
laces safe; Electric S,0insiisg Wrinser
With automatic Safety Release.
adjustable in positions, recognised
everywhere as the best wrinter ever
made. 81 =
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-06-29
Home Department Assured

The leader of the drive to secure
enough members for Home Department t
in the Farm Bureau, reports that the min
imum number OF 300 has already been
reached and two towns, Beividere and
Stowe, still to report. 1t is hoped that at
least 100 more will join before Home
Demonstration Agent is employed, which
will be as soon as one can be found.
Leader and members should get members
whenever possible: the more members,
the more interest and bigger results.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-06-29
"Uplift' VS.

The "Uplift" Club sent thir teen bundles
to the Near East Relief Headquarters in
New York one day last week.
There will be Food sale at the vestry
of the M. E, Church on Wednesday p. m,
July 6, from 4 until 6 o'clock, in charge
of the "Uplift" ladies.
The members of the Uplift club with
their families and a few invited guests met
at Elmore Pord on Wednesday June 22nd,
for a picnic. Boating and fishing furnished
amusement. A covered dish lunch was
served at one o'clock after which was held
a community sing in charge of Myra
Gould. There was short business meet
ing and a sale Of ice cream. The party
left at about 5 o'clock, all having had an
enjoyable time.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-06-29
LOCAL N EW S
WORRISVILLE

ssg~ This paper will will be one day
late next week, on account of the Fourth
M. B. White spent Thursday in Bur
lington.
Waterman's Store will be closed all day
July 4th.
N. E. o. P, meeting1n Tuesday even
ing next. Don't you forget it
A large lot of local correspondence il
unavoidably left. out this week.
Mrs. A. W. Waite and party were
visitors in Burlington Thursday.
The band concert Thursday evening
July 7, will be postponed because Of the
Community Chautauqua.
Miss Susan Delano spent Sunday with
friends in Burlington, while there attend
ing the wedding of college friend.
Frank Rivers is enjoying a thirty day
sojourn at the County Hotel, for taking
Ern Foss' auto from the garage without
leave.
The Town Clerks office will be open
Thursday and Friday nights to receive
poll taxes. This will be absolutely the
last chance.
A party of young ladies, cha peroned by
Miss Marjorie Gates, are in camp at Lake
Caspian, Camp Winnimere, the H. A.
Slayton Cottage.
Doris L. Carpenter, who recently grad
uated from U, V. M, cum laude will teach
English and Latin in the High School at
Newport next year.
R. L. Smalley, son of Mrs. Minnie
Smalley of this place, who graduated from
U. V. M, this year will teach agriculture
n the Richford High School next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mercia, who have
resided with the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Mercia, for some months,
have leased the apartment in the upper
floor of Mrs. Mary Austin's house on
Union street.
Last evening Mrs. j. M. Kelley enter
tained party of ladies at her home on
Main Street, in honor of Mrs. George E.
Gage of Kellogg, Idaho, who is spending
the summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. B. Boynton Of Jersey Heights.
Five hundred was the order of the eve
ming, and at the close of card playing re-
freshments were served. Among those
present to attend the affair we're: Mrs. c.
E Palmer and Mrs. B. A. Palmer of St.
Johnsbury, Mrs. Gage returning home
with these ladies for stay.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-06-29
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Page entertained +
number of friends at cards last ever ing.

MIR. and MRS. Il. D. Page entertained a
number of friends at cards last ever ing.
Rev. Geo. Fortier of Morrisville will
exchange pulpits with Rev. Mr.. Mercer
next Sunday morning. An earnest invita-.
tion is given to all to welcome Mr.. Fortier
and hear good sermon.
The rtgular meeting of the Ladies Aid
will be held next week, Thursday, July z,
at 2,30 p. M, at the church parlors. A
very interesting meeting is planned, as the
different clubs will report progress, and
business plans will be discussed. Every
member is requested to be present.
A special term of County Court was
held here to-day. with Judges Waterman
and Benson presiding. Two cases we're
taken UP. James Ryan (colored) charged
with breach of peace up at the Mines,
got one year in house of correction, and
Geo. Perry charged with adultry, got one
year in Windsor prison.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-06-29
Grange Notes

A large attendance was present at the
regular meeting of Lamoille Grange on
Friday night, when the gentlemen Of the
order presented program of unusually
| high character for their side of the contest
between the ladies and gentlemen. Geo
A. Thomas presided in fine style as lec-
turer, and the other chairs were all filled
by gentlemen. At the close of the even
ing the judges, Mr.. Straw and Mrs. Tom
linson Of Stowe, and Mrs. Eddy of Hyde
Park, pronounced the gentlemen 20 have
won the contest by point This means
that the fair sex will have to come across
with a good old-fashioned feed for the
winners.
The program, which was one of the
most interesting given in some time. in
cluded numbers by double male quar-
tette, vocal solos by the Rev. Mr.. Good
life, Harvey Turner and Geo. H. Terrill,
the latter representing decrepit colored
gentleman and touching. his hearers with
his rendition of "Old Black Joe" and MY
Old Kentucky Home" Readings were
given by Floyd Gallup and Roy LaFoun-
tain; and County Agent Jones brought
down the house with his impersonation
of the lady demonstrator for the Farm
Bureau. David G. Hamation gave a
brief and interesting talk on bovine ts.
berculosis, and at the close of the program
Grange Master Hollis made a few re-
MARKS suitable to the occasion. One in
teresting feature was the stories of old
time Grangers, by E. G. Sherwin, who has
been for many years a member of this
Grange, and Uncle Isaac LeBaron told
some enjoyable stories of old times and
customs in Morrisviile. particularly con-
cern'ng his grandfather, who was doctor.
The final number Of the evening was a
very effective tableau showing an army
tent with stacked guns before it and in
side soldier writing home while a chorus
of mes voices sang offstage the familiar
"Tenting Tonight"
Refreshments were served at the close
of the evening, anc social house enjoyed.
There were present four visitors from
Johnson, twelve from Stove, and one from
Connecticut.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-06-29
Come to the Hvde Park Ooera Horsa

Come to the Hyde Park Opera House
next Tuesday night and see THE Man
From Mexico" for he's really the funniest
fellow the Nellie Gill Players have ever
introduced you to. He gets into fight
gets into jail and gets into your good
graces all in the same evening. He sings
for you, as do several of the company he
associates with. Mr.. Henry will inspire
you with desire to go and do likewise by
his supurb acting in this part. Mrs. Law.
renee will give you some wonderful music
on the piano, and you'll say it is we'll
worth the price of admission alone.
If you want really good laugh come
and see The Man From Mexico" along
with the rest of the people from Hyde
Park, Eden and surrounding towns. He
will not appear in either Morrisville or
Jeffersonvile, so it looks like another full
house for The Nellie Gills. Lightning,
was great, and so is The Man From
Mexico. adv