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The New York herald., 1921-04-03
| Do Not Want to Be
Evicted From My Life

put out on the sightseeing
dump Of the world aud told d
spend my time in going around
and watching other people live
| do not propose very long TO keep
in the hands of doctor who tries
to make me believe must
break away from everything
care for in the world-thc en-
,husiasm. the creative desires for
which ! livc-and take d long
staring vacation or die. | win
not be cmasculatcd Ia bc well
glory in my work. and II I
do Il in a way that pulls me down
| propose TO know why and do IL
in way that sets me up.
Quoted from Adventures 'cih n
Bdckb0uc-.ip AUtotiogrdphyo of
Heath bv Gerald Si1HieV Lcc.
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tpr % OpaQcH ~
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Copyright, 1891, by THE NBw YoRK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Paris, April 2.
With all the fervor of small town
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Moulin de la Galette, which the resi-
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their histories, have declared was
built in the early days of the eigh-
teenth century and was not removed
to the Montmartre district until 1926.
But Montmartre gayety revolves
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| Want Health to Burn

Health 10 burn or die. The
sense every minute, every day
Of having health TO burn, is what
health j..
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VX7HEN man sits down tack he is instantly re
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about it.
When mana well who is strong enough
notice. sits down eight hours day in chair at his
desk in way that begins quietly, steadily looping off
the end of his e while he may not get excited about it.
would do him good he did And he would find his adven-
lures in not doing any more and IN sitting as ne never sat
before quite interesting and quite much to the point as
tack
/ am introducing people in this book what some of
these adventures arc like
What dealing with in it, is the driving power of the
busy mantle secret for the active of coness motion
and of swift and efficient rest.
There are very few who do not spend too much
effort in working and too much time in sleeping They have
sleep long because they work with too much friction
The majority of people sees about one wasting
half their strength every day. doing their walking standing
sitting and lying down. ways which throw and daily keep
throwing their bodies out of The they do, and
keep doing these dangerous things the they
damage and warp the physical machine, the friction
in the way the machine the comfort and
they cut out Of living and the they limit their
efficiency and shorten then lives.
The reason the average is tired sick that he does
these things all day in position OF BODY which makes and
is running his health too low for his health to work
am telling the story of what have found out. TO
pare it with others The story the simple story of
who thought he learned to walk when he a baby
who thought he knew how TO sit who has pracsed sit
ting desk thirty and who at least thought he knew
how to lie down. who has found fv that he didn't
really how to do OF these things and learning
how
As he has been going about practising himself and
watching other he has to unexpected
conclusions about civilized people they living today
Knowing how walk apparently is Very few people
Ts @ s,ano @ u s any brains at ali to- do them and thinks any old way will
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Quoted from "Adnures nth Backbone BY Gerald Stanley
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| Do Not Want to
Be An Angel

give up everything like right
and left to livc-b a noble,
wonderful and beautiful char
acter to digest a dinner.
Too many waste motioRs-it
seems to me-just for dinner.
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| Do Not Want TO Be
a Chemist,

study my proteids, indulge IN fat
worries and acid cares while | eat.
| do not understand people who
with nice, hearty. human foods
steaming up TO them from their
plates, sit aud brood and moon
chemically before they cat.
| believe in chemistry, uf
course. believe in saliva and in
gastric juice and in pancrcatlc
fluids and all the other chemicals
one has to have. as much As any
one, but Il does not 90 with my
nature, somehow, at dinner
table to indulge in visceral brood
ings.
If man i perpctually taking
care of his interior utilities, they
are not worth it
! am not for my swcctbrea ds
My sweetbreads are for me.
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| Do Not Want 10 Be
An Acrobat

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pains a monkey has TO, to be well,
there is no objection, but don't
like il. These things do q mon
key good because hc is enter
tanned by them.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03
rs EGGSADAY FROM
80 Hens, IN WINTER
Mr.. Miller Has Been Getting
Results Like This For Years.

During tho worst part OF last win
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03
TWO NEW CHURCH HOUSES
Financial Drive and Big Revival
Means of Raising Funds.

npttlal 10 nc MOrlds
HENRYETTA, Dec. 2.-Prepar-
atory 10 the erection OF their new
church OF worship and educational
institute, the estimated cost OF
which 10 $4,000, tho Methodist
church Is conducting series OF re-
yival meetings under the leadership
o. Reverend Flowers OF Dallas, as
sisted by Mrs. Flowers and Reverend
Edwards. singing evangelist. and a
specially conducted local choir.
Greater crowds are In attendance
than is reported to have attended
any revival service during the past
five years, and Reverend Curry. the
local minister. states that, with the
funds already subscribed. there is
every indication OF the full amount
with which TO build the church be
Ing collected during tho meetings.
Sunday. December 4, has been
named by the Christian church NJ
the day for a financial dri~e with
which to pay off all Indebtedness on
church building and parsonage, and
this being accomplished, 1t Is
planned TO begin work at an early
date on their pew house of worship
blue prints OF which are now in the
hands Of the board.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03
INSPECT PLANS
OF SMELTERMEN
Work Soon to Be Opened
Up and Local Men
Are Preferred

Z, BARTLESVILLE. Dec. .. a
committee representing the Bar
tlarille realtors made an inspec-
,ion OF the smelters located here
FOR the purpose of ascertaining the
exact conditions existing and the
prospect for the plants to be in full
operaton within the near future.
The committee learned that during
the entire time the smelters have
been closed. SINCE March I. al least
IL men have been constantly em-
ployed to keep the plants from ue-
feriorating seriously and that one
block will be started up next week
iogether with the offices. Three ad-
dltional blocks will be in operation
within two weeks II is declared and
bv January / at least 400 men will
be at work. Tho Laboratories began
operation today and with the 5000
TOYS OF ore already purchased Il is
&fore many days, A contract has
been closed for a daily supply OF
5000, 900 cubic feet OF gas. the con-
tract to run until 1881.
Officials OF the company predict
that the smelters will bo I'm full op-
sration before long and seem opti-
mistic regarding the outlook for tu-
ture business. They announce that
the smelters will be remodeled and
IN all probability will be rebuilt >cn 10
tlrcly in order to conserve the gas
supply by installing the latest in
novations in smeltering operations.
The officials of the smelters also
announce that married men who
fnFTnHTlV ri
smelters and who own their homes
in this city will be given the prefer
cnce In allotting Jobs and that un-
married men who make their per-
nanent homes I'm this city will be
next on tho list OF those to be em-
ployed They announce that no
men will be brought from outside
30 city unless the local supply of
hbor proves insufficient.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03
LOOK FOR REFINERY SITE
Plant for Manufacture Of Sewer
Pipe and Hollow Tile.

Special to Tho World
HENRYETTA, Dec. a. Following
close upon the visit OF tho special
train ut Pittsburgh. Ia, capitalists
and stockholders Of the Wooster oil
company, Kansas city and other in
tcrcsts who have been negotiating
a crude oil supply with Tulsa and
Okmulgcc operators, are In the city
prospecting for refinery site. and
state that n all plans carry, this in
dustry viii be In operation carly In
1929.
Another party from Ohio. who has
made former trips OF investigation
among tho coal and clay fields OF
this locality has returned to close
n deal for certain acreage OF shale
lands. and states that he will cs-
tabllsh a large plant for the manu-
facturc Of sewer pipe and hollow
tile.
with those two now Industries.
and the glass factory. material for
which IL now being assembled. Hen
ryetta Will begin the new year with
a vcry encouraging outlook FOR the
future building ot her industries.
Avoid rush and penalty by paying
your 1921 taxes now. Wayne l..
Dickcy, county trcasurcr-A Advcr-
tiacmcnt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03

and was sentenced to servo 10 years
in the state penitentiary. lie has
been Granted a new trial by the
criminal court OF appeals.
Tho county attorney has issued
o statement in which he declares
that hq will fight the petition for
u change ~ venue. The date Of the
trial has been set Tor December 3.
Roddic was state senator from this
district twice, Percy barton. IN the
army at the time uf his death IL
the SON of g. O. TRrton. prominent
In this section, The trouble is said
10 have arisen over dispute In a
courtroom, IN which Ruddic and
Barton figured.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03
SUCCEEDS 0USTED OFFICER
Suspended Commissioner VIII Go to
Trial In Icbruarys Next.

TVFTTNT To TWV VTTWI
TAHLEQUAH. Dec 2.--James A.
Gray of yelling has been named
county commissioner from tho third
commissioner district OF Cherokee
county, thus succeeding temporarily
George coke ut Parkhill, who was
suspended at hearing held No
vember 2 at Sallisaw. Trial viii bo
given Coke IN February at which
time II will be decided as TO whether
h will bo oustcd.
Gray served In France with the
hospital corps In tho world war and
narrowly escaped being slain 10y
German machine guns whilo on
gagged In giving first aid to the
wounded.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03
PRIZES TO SUNDAY SCHOOLS


Special 60 Tho world
CLAREMORE. Dec. I'm the
contest between the various sunday
schools of Claremorc hold last sun
day. tho Christian sunday school
came out ahead. the prize being SO
iu cash offered by the First Nation
al bank a prize ~ S. was offered
10y the Lions club for the second In
the race, which went 10 tho colored
Baptist sunday school.
The contest was for thc largest
percentage Of attendance over tho
previous sunday The total gain in
the city was 422 or ~ 1-2 per cont.
Tho Methodis,s had the largest at
tendance. but the Christian tho
largest gain.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03
BOOSTS EDUCATION WEEK
Tubcrcuiar Campaign VIII DC Sub
jcct Of Sundays Sermons.

Special TO The world.
OILTON, Dec. 2.-The mayor OF
oilton. Henry fulton, has Issued
proclamation asking every business
man In Oilton to assist In nationai
educational week. and the move
ment Ia also TO he assisted by the
American Legion local post. supt.
Il. l.. Lounsbury is arranging a pro-
gram for the week, and It Will DO
obserred IN connection with the
state health week as we'll, lectures TO
be given each day at the different
school buildings In this district.
At all three churches sunday
morning sermons will he delivered
In regard TO the tubercular earn
raiRn 10 he carried on next week.
saturday will be the big day, as
every school child will be cot SELL
ing Christmas seals.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03
Attcmpt TO Wreck Frisco.

mated in a serious rail accident was
avoided here Tuesday night when
j. w. Claiborne. In a tour OF inspec-
ton In his motor car, was almost
dcrailod by n row OF steel spikes set
in the track. IL either the south
bound passenger or a freight had
struck the obstruction. disaster
might have resulted Two negroes,
seen running on the track, entered
a clump of woods and disappeared.
No motive for the attempt has been
found
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03
CITY AND COUNTY TO JOIN

Special 20 Tho world.
Ct.AREMORE Dec. g -- Tho
Clarcmorc commercial club is go
ing To hold series of meetings ut
tho various schoolhouscs la Rogers
county for the purpose Of estab-
fishing closer and better relations
with the city and country.
". s. Crouch Of near ClaremorC
will be the principal speaker and
will talk on the following subjects.
Poultry and Eggs" Butter and
MIX" Diversified Farming" and
marketing Of the same.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03
Shoots Down Drug Addict

BRISTOW.--On his refusal. TO halt
At the com mand Of a city officer
Monday, Guy Williams. alias Jesse
Castelle. an alleged drug addict. was
hot through the sight lung by the
officer. Tho officer saws he Eus-
pected Williams Of knowing some
thing about the disappearance OF a
case OF canned peas stolen from a
grocery store. The occurrence has
aroused much criticism of official
methods.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03
Protest Shawnee Award.

BARTbESNiLLE.-- A long dis
tance telephone call from Durant
indicated that there will be a state
meeting Of protest in oklahoma City
over the result OF the better cities
contest. The Durant call was to the
effect that all cities entered in the
contest would send representatives
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03
pctans Better .rhan wheat.

DAVIS.--Pecans in this section
are moro valuable than wheat. This
was the statement Of NJ. II. Davis
local grain buyer. His company
alone has paid more than $4,000
for pecans this season. The nuts are
being harvested from native trees
That II more than his company has
paid this year for wheat
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03
Had a linking MnN.

HUGO Enforcement Officers
Burns and Pendergratt participated
In one OF the largest booze raids OF
the year when three hauls we're
made Monday night, a total OF over
100 gallons OF whisky taken and four
prisoners brought to the city to face
charges OF violation of the prohibit
ton act before tho federal commits
siouer. e. G. llammonds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03
Walking 20 California.

SuPPLY.--G. c. Mailing passed
through this town this week en- route
to Los Angeles, Cal, from Detroit.
Mich. He Is making the hike on a
wager Of $1,000 aud must reach his
destination by December is to win
the money
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03
State Briefs
Fort Smith Man I'm .yalI

POTEAU.--A man by the name Of
>. w. King. from Fort Smith. Ark,
was arrested Tuesday by Chief OF
Police Qualls and Is now behind
bars In the ieFlore county Jail.
awaiting the action OF the next dis
Tict court. King came to Poteau
Tuesday and amused himself by
passing two or three bogus checks
upon the merchants here. One of
them was detected pretty soon after
II was cashed and the chief was put
on the trail.