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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-05-12
Your mother made you take

Your mother made you take it
every Spring - HOLSTERS
ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA drives
out Winters germs, impurities,
cleans and purifies your system
fills you with vim, hustle and energy.
Especially good for women and chill
dren. Freeman Drug Co.-adv
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-05-12

Don't forget the Ellsworth Leg
ION dance at the Fair Ground Pavilion
lay Is. Special features.-adv.
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Dry Cleaning, Pressing and repair
ing. Will call and deliver. Deiss
Bros. Phone 231.
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ton.
The bill to increase the nonresident
tuition fees at the university is dead.
The Goodman amendment for
$500 tuition fee for foreign students
was killed 80 to II.
The committee amendment for a
$500 tuition fee for all non-residents
students was killed with only few
votes in opposition.
The original bill for a $500 tuition
fee for nonresident students was kill
ed by practically a unanimous vote
after C. NJ. Perry, Oshkosh, author Of
the bill, said that no one wanted the
original bill.
After long debate in the senate
led by Senator Al c. Anderson, the
forces for the adoption of the E. h.
johnson free text book bill were de-
feated. The vote on the killing of the
bill was % to 8. Senator Jennings
claimed that the bill was pure social
ism. Senator Huber claimed that
local communities could now adopt
free text books and he did not believe
that there was any demand for state
wide text book measure.
Brayton o. Webster, Delafield, has
been confirmed by the senate as a
member of the state conservation
commission, to succeed James Nevin.
The vote on confirmation was "a to Z.
This was the third time that Web
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11
THE WELD DID NOT HOLD.

time ago The world congratulated all
oncerned on the announced fusing of the Pres-
byterians and Southern Methodists for the pur-
pose OF conducting n great christian educational
institution under the title OF Tulsa university.
We find that our congratulations were
premature. Tho weld did not hold, We regret
Il. too For It had been our hope--the hope,
we believe OF all oklahomans directly inter-
osted that at last proof was to be afforded that
denominational pride is not an insurmountable
obstacle TO efficient economy in educational
matters.
II IL not our purpose TO even attempt 10 fix
the blame for tho utter failure OF really In
spring idea. That must be left TO the denomi-
nations directly involved. We merely seize the
opportunity to observe that human nature is
pretty much the same In church affairs as else
where. and that heaven. after all, only
really and truly be realized after human nature
has become thoroughly transformed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11

return to tho scene Of his earthly activities he
would read the whole gang out Of the party.
Then. apparently being called to account by
some and sundry for its lack Of democratic 10y.
atty. our nelghbor takes a hitch In the belt and
deposes further. II finds that the republican
members Of the lower house who checknated
the governor IN his ncfarious undertaking..
turned tho spotlight Of publicity the darn
Dpots ~ RpbortsOnianism, thus bringing to Ugh
the thngs' our ncighbor had Just condemned.
were iikrwiae criminals of the deepost hue, be
cause they had betrayed The people by not doing
their time IN showing w the rottenuo'a Of the
Administrative authorlties instead ot settling in
with the corruptcrs and further bleeding the
taxpayers.
we vas our noighbors editorial pag" Friday
was thc moss remarkable hat ever came from
press In tho southwo Because from II can
be- proven nayihing that may be asserted In
political way white thereon can be read defense
and Qualification for nu parties and all poitl-
clans In the imperial state Of oklahoma. We
commend It TO the attention OF those who delight
In curos. Bocaufc e thotoughly dlsptoves the
theory that Il is impossible for q man TO ride
horses going In opposite directions our neigh
Dor rides flock uf horses. no two OF which
nre going iu the rama direction
Thc most marvellous. thrilling gigantic and
awe inspiring exhibition OF political equostrihn-
ism ever staged In the southwest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11
DIG UP MURDER CASE
New Developments in Old Cast of
Tina Davis. URtchct Victim
Arr-I Wealthy IknnCher.

by Associated Press State Wire.
MUSKOG April l0.--The
ghost" of Tina Davis, hatchet VIC
tim in a murder which has been n
mystery since ner death at Stigler,
okla, eight years ago, has arisen TO
point menaCing finger at John
Harrcll, prosperous stock raiser of
tnat town. Harrell was arrested on
a warrant from A. u. Davidson,
Haskell county attorney tonight,
Growing new information in the
case.
,, hat this information is will not
be known until Harrell's preliminary
hearing Tuesday in Stigler.
Immediately after Tina Davis
murder February 10, 1918, a note
was found which connected Harrel
with the case, but IL was not suf
ficient 10 secure his conviction.
Harrell has n wife and three
grown daughters, and Tina Davis
Lat two infant children. The bruta
murder of the widow has never
been forgotten in Stigler. and sever
al Investigations have been made &c
try to find her murderer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11
irRE INNOCENCE SUFFERS.

mhstitutea ld audience has been reading WIN
pompous a., snlncious oyidcnce in the notorious
under the t. ,,., -
The deme''N' '' ~ "
10 walt I'm d. weds a debutante OF the social elect
The dawn Is m. Children are born to the union.
Is NJ hahu, on apacc. The rises until he
"poN " "pwn as the first banker OF the ma
bmnn social leader The children
sroslty and tho age or AdOleacenco Then 'he
formance ands and the scarchllght OF publicity
b.rt Crltohie lied sepuchers filling the roles OF
IL. Smith, forhothcr.
York Dr. He. -, q, - -, -.
Charles b. Alt many coi"pr'"e"u '"' ""iu' V'"
tho club. such a martial dcnoument II the
"oourow W bh and emotional suffering began
a toast had beeith tho culprits, the affair would
1T Is ihtcreia sgh tear. The anguish may
The memory oout the tragic part OF II IL that It
founders 'of thahcre.
take, IL we are 49, a,tt,,, .htt,.o, ,,,,c,o,. tho
legation TO PEI ''N NN" ''' -" -
ward the worwenty- five years from today each
JaiIorsuh cd out as the child OF the notorious
states to rnaIho are parading their immortality
everywhere toce courts And their children viii
blessings OF - - 49,. 49, ,
ment and to 'i'ca '''o''eu W NV uu'''""""'' W
tive In tho opors.
and peoples, ,,tr, ana ,our,, n.,era,io,,,
well In 4" "" '' '''' "N''N'"''
ments with deserves n richer heritage than this.
do WEI nr ,,o,,,n ,ybo Ia mt ,viitipv In han
- whom they bring into the world with
by the flawIess heritage of birth. should be
ei"uIvir ne right to the most imperial title
Vile to Qendom
peen cotfuiiy condemn the elder Stmans
vom the depths OF charity we must sym
re keeniy with the younger stimans
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11
TwIXT LOVE oND DUTY.

The attitude OF esteemed neighbor The
Tribune, anent the governor has been admiral in
the main, but in its issue Of Friday the Sth, the
beans were spilled in unseemly fashion all over
the place.
j Reading the remarkable anamadversons ap.
pearing on its editorial page that day, one IL
forced 20 conclude that our neighbor is torn
twixt love and duty, feels, as it were. the mecca
city OF proving It's loyalty to that which IL is
ashamed OF. No other conclusion is permis.
sibie.
II finds Governor Robertson and his "Yip.
per,' associates utterly impossible, the governor
running from the opportunity to establish his
Innocence; that he is not only a disgrace 10 the
state. but also a milestone hanging to the neck
az the 'democratic party; finds that said party
can never command the confidence and sup.
port of the people OF Oklahoma until it has rid
sself OF the milestone and "Yipper' hangers
mat II Tom jefferson should take notion to
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11
KINGS RARELY COME BACK.

The lure OF kingy pomp and circumstance
must be great. One OF the tragic threads of
history is the never-ending struggle of those
who have lost throne 60 regain that throne
for themselves and their posterty That which
the unhappy Charles is attempting In Greece Is
but history repeating Itself. There yet lives a
pretender TO the throne OF Bonaparte az well
as one who maintains his rlghtful title 20 the
Throne OF the Bourbons.
II But how rarely they come back; He who reads
history and ponders what he reads appreciates
how great the fan when royalty tumbes and,
In modern history, how final that fan usually
is, The divinity Of kings" is a doctrine that no
longer commands credulity,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11
The Woman Who LOved-and Earned
By JANE s'fIEIPS
MODERN STORY OF HOME AND BUSINESS

an employer instead OF job" he
exclaimed impatiently,
well, aren't you hunting an en-
ployer?" | replied, laughing.
Maybe! Tney aren't falling over
each other looking for me-"
Come on, let's walk up through
the park. We can rest as often as
we like. and still reach Mary's on
time"
The lovely day seemed to have
its effect upon Roberts spirits, and
We were soon chatting and laughing
together as we had not done in days.
Seems good TO go out alone once
more, doesn't 1t Gerry" he asked.
as we sat under an arbored trellis.
restIng.
Indeed II does! Really, Robert,
| think your aunt nearly made us
twice glad as mother used to say"
Three times would be better. YOU
were awfully good TO her. Gerry"
why shouldn't | be? / really
tried tn do everything / could for
her. Robert. hope she won't
think too hard OF us for sending her
home"
smell get over IT, and so will
we. It's quarter OF two. We will
have to hurry, or Mary's dinner will
be cold--that Is, IL she has 1t on
time.
Tomorrow-Dinner at Mary's.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11
To lie a younestcr In the Spring.

The kids are playing marbles In the street
A BAH games In fun swing across tho way
Outside hear the sound OF eager feet.
The air ~ filled with shouts OF noisy play;
A Kite is riding bravely In the sky,
The tops are spinning yonder In a ring
But all these pleasures now have passed me
by
It's great to be younester in the sprngi
4 youngster and his dog 20 racing past,
smile and stand to watch them tin they're
gono;
| fancy winters grip is slipping fast.
l hear II little fellow shout; scrub one!"
Across the street "A boy has climbed a tree,
Another group makes merry with q swing
Where'er turn real happiness / Soc
It's great to be a youngster In the spring,
I'd like to be among them spinning tops,
envy him today who flies "A kite,
I'd Ike TO pitch the outshoots and tho drops
Or climb tree with all the old delight;
Now overhead the skies are shining blue,
And every day new Joys to youth will bring
But have learned what once never knew
ITS great to be a youngster in the spring.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11
CHAPTER XLlIL
\ Summons To Marion.

For Just a moment Robert hesi-
tated. Then he said
THE message is from Marion's
brother. Marion is sick and wants
to see me-"
"Onc would think you were her
father confessur," | spoke as lightly
az | could, Invariably | tried TO
conceal my jealousy OF Marion.
Poor girl. she misses her father
sRdly." Roberts answer was so sym
pathetic 1t gave me another twinge,
but ! asked quietly:
when does she want to see you?"
Some time tomorrow"
"Oh. Robert! We can't disap-
point Mary. Her heart would break
II you did not accept her invitation
to dinner"
80 would mine! l will go with
you, then after dinner will. run over
TO Marion's for q while then come
back after you. You will enjoy a
quiet chat with Mary"
said notning either for or against
his plan. lie had decided what he
would do, l would not object. | may
have been wrong in smy ready acqui-
cBcence to all OF Roberts IDEAS, but
ne was 50 visibly unhappy over his
ioss OF n position, that I had no
heart 20 oppose him in any way.
Before he went to bed. | saw MIN
surreptitiously take the message
from his pocket and read It again,
then tear II up, / felt hurt that he
had not shown II TO me instead OF
telling me what was in it: but
said nothing, and pretended to be
busy fixing my waist. ! had decided
to wear my tailored suit and an ofd
waist go that might help Mary with
her work.
What are you fixing that old thing
for? I thought you told me Il was
worn out long ago. Got to wear old
clothes now that you have big
husky husband to support" he said
WITH bitterness.
Nothing OF the sort, said this
waist was too shabby 10 wear in the
| shop, but It Is freshly laundered, and
with little king | can wear il to-
| morrow. Then ! can help Mary do
| up her work without feeling l am
spelling my clothes"
Explanation accepted" Robert
replied numoroualy
The morning dawned bright and
| lovely. As we were not to be at
Mary's until o'clock. I proposed 10
| Robert that we take a nice long
walk He was 20 restless, so uu-
easy, that | too was nervous watch
! ing him fidget. We had read the
morning paper. taken the addresses
Of two or three firms whose adver-
tisements seemed particularly allur-
| ing---one or two that were "no good
I Robert said, but which I told him
IL wouldn't hurt him 10 go and see.
| II tho others weren't suitable.
"One would think ! was hunting
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11
HOW 1T HAPPENED.

Eventually the truth OF the Eighth legislative
session will be known. Editor Campbell. of
the waukomis Hornet who was a. member OF
the house and who has. served in that body for
years on HIS return homo wrote the following:
From the first day the democrats started
In to pad tho appropriations ana make them
larger than any previous year. and they were
quito succcssful through the assistance of
the members who had institutions to look
after and whose ambition seemed to get
every dollar possible, whether they needed
II or not Every state department was
padded TO the limit The republicans sought
20 cut these down ana passed measures to
that end but the democrats refused to give
in, and that In what caused the sudden
breaking up Of the house"
TO call Buck" Campbell IA liar Is not only n
dangerous thing. but a sacrllegc amongst those
who know him. Therefore. the above can be
accepted a bald recitcmcnt OF uncontrovert-
able facts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11
The H0roscope
Monday, April II.
The stars Incline but DO not Gonna.
tCpt. 1871 sy Mcclure Nevspapst as

This should be an unusuaI,v o..
tunate day, according to astrology
Mercury, Jupiter, Uranus and m.
Sun are all In benefic aspect
1t is time most propitlous "a,
signing leases or entering into ma.
contracts. There is a lucky sin ~.
initiative OF all sorts.
Messages OF import from foreivn
nations viii be received while tbs
aspect prevails, the sCers fnreteu
| There VIII be much interest I'm En.
ropean affairs this month and nex,
Uranus is so smiling toward ~
Earth that IL Is held 10 be mn
favorable. An access OF wisdom
seems TO be promised to those who
deal in large affairs.
Persons who hold exalted posi.
tions OF trust or responsibility
should profit from this sway which
makes for administrative ability,
Aviation continues subject TO
| rule that promises much practica.
! use within the year.
Again, interest In psychic phe-
nomena will revive, and It Is proph-
esicd that scientific investigations
| will lead TO amazing discoveries
within the year.
Since the war II has been fre-
quently prophesled that new leaders
| will arise.
While the Moon, of this month Is
| diction that there will be sudden
J and now the seers repeat the pre-
! fame for many whose names are now
unknown.
A woman is TO achieve n plt<,
not hitherto occupied by one OF her
| sex.
The seers declare that there is
| he best possible augury for women
| In public affairs, but they will gain
! through slow and deliberate ad-
| vanCement-
Persons whose blrthdate Il Is
should be careful in their associa-
tions with persons of opposite sex
In business they Will have a sue
cessful year.
Children born on this day will be
clever and accomplished, and should
easily win success in whatever they
attempt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11
Benny's Notebook

Pop was smoking with n satis-
faction expression and ma was inn
oroidering and l was wishing l did
ent haff to do my lessons, and ma
sed, The gas bill came today, Will
yum. Its eXter big one.
Nuthing can make me mad. not
even n gas bill, that's the way |
feel, | love all the world, Ill bet
enybody a quarter they cant make
me mad, sed pop.
Me thinking @, I bet I can. on
account OF me knowing the things
that always make him mad one
being the people that want TO make
oluo Sunday laws and the other be-
ing the peeple that say smoking
is bad for you and awt to be agenst
the law. And pretty soon sed.
Hay pop, did you see wat 1t says
in the paper about the blue Sunday
laws going to be passed?
Me jest making II up, and pop sed
Fhe dooce YOU say, which paper
Contownd the low down lying hip
pocritts. they think they're better
than enybody elts but they've got
about as much chance of going TO
hevven as cross eyed yelio dog.
Now Willyum, don't iXcits your
self sed ma, and pop sod, O. / hate
70 think OF them, the ignorant pussy
footed simps. And h kepp on
smoking, ony not as injoyably. and
after a vile | sed, Hay pop, | saw
somo lady with a big crowd erround
her making a speetch about people
not awting to smoak.
Wich / did. ony not lately, and
pop thawt IL was another one doing
It and he sed, More hippocrits, more
poor deluded fish face hyenas Id
like to get them all in buntch and
set fire TO them. that's how mutch
| like that crowd OF flap ear Idiots
Wares the quarter, pop? | sed.
Wat quarter? sed pop, and | sed,
G pop, didn't YOU say you bet a
quarter nobody couldent make YOU
mad?
Come over heer, sed pop taking
off one slipper. Which | did, and
'nsted Of a quarter | got something
mutch verse some place.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11
rrzzLE: FIND THE Two.spors.

Under the heading Aces and Two-spots
Editor Jerry Rand OF the Okmulgec Times who
secured his papers TO practice from the sam,
source that Vice President Coolidge received
his has this to say;
In an interview with n reporter for the
Daily Ardmoreie. James Harris OF Wagner.
republican national committeeman for
Oklahoma, lists IS Oklahoma republicans
as "poasblitiea' In the Rubornatorial race
next year. Here is his list Roy NJ. John
son OF Ardmorc, Alva Niles OF Tulsa.
Eugene Iorton OF Tulsa, James II. Cullison
OF Enid, James J. McGrAw OF Ponca city.
Charles 7. Runyon Of Muskogce and Victor
Locke Of Antlers
ITamor at this point for tho lat isn't com
pleted. In order that the public may not be
disappointed at the failure OF The Ard
moreite TO liT the other seven, here they
are OF our own choosng--pass on 'em all
and send In your votcs--Onc At time. how
ever, ana don't jam Mike Lynch OF
stroud. w. 4. Clark OF Manchester. Manuel
Herrick of Squirrel Top, Bird Mcclure OF
Tulsa. and three others, running at largo
present Whereabouts not known.
Jim held two real aces among the eight
cards which he threw down. An he wanted
was to give somebody IA chance TO do a little
guessing. The Times will leave 1t to lts
readers to decide which. IL any, OF It's seven
cards are aces and which are two-spots
We reproduce the mutterings of our cstccmc,
contemporary. not so much for the purpose o
applaudlng or approving az to furnish an oppor
tuniiy for our readers to solve the puzzle.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11
200 Candidates Into
Saba GrOttO Lodge

More than 200 candidates were
initiated into the myg cries of Saba
Grotto at the annual spring cere-
monial of that Masonic order here
Saturday. A full days session
ended last night with banquet and
dance ~ conference headquarters
I'm Convention hail. A parade in
which participating members took
part in the fun dress and colorful
regalia of the order attracted the
attention of passersby on Boulder
and Main streets yesterday after
noon shortly after 3 o'clock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11

ment enough and reward enough, even had the
doughty colonel not earned recognition othcr-
wise. For 20 have that Harvey pen laying
around loose was menace. But from the
standpoint OF the public we rcRre, g. No honest
to-God editorial writer can be made time
Frvcr for anybody or any cause; nor can such a
one secure any happiness In an official capacity
whore his Obligations necessarily outweigh his
predictions ana disposition.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11

We have objection TO Colonel Harvey
going TO 81. James. Having picked two pres %
dents in row he is entitled to some recogni-
tion. But we always keenly regret seeing an
able pen-pusher deliberately shelving himself
Colonel Harvey announces that he will "strangle
his baby" before taking up his official duties.
Meaning that his weekly viii suspend publioa-
tlon, To have accomplished that much was,
from the administrations standpoint. achieve
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11
About ToUn and
in Hotel Lobbie,

Culyerts are in, dirt grado d.
finished and work 80 far along th..
hard surface will soon be ON, =.
the Albert Pike highway I'm tina,
part OF Tulsa county In ana abog'
Leonard, T.. Reynolds, who was IN
town yesterday from Leopard g.t5 AZ
Work has been progressing sto93,,L
on the highway but tho roca..
rains. Mr.. Leonard said, have !,
tarded construction to a VERY ~
terial extent. s
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11
Doctor Hau TO Go Free.

BERLIN, April 10.--Dr. Karl Hau
who was sentenced to death at
Karlsruhe in 1907 for the murder
OF his mother-in- law. Frau Moli-
tor, and whose sentence later was
commuted TO life Imprisonment by
the grand duke of Baden, has been
notified he will be released April l.,
1925. DR.. Hau at one time was
professor OF Roman law at George
Washington university. Washington,
d. c., and was n member of the bar
OF the District of Columbia.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11

The inability OF that Georgia jury to quickly
agree on verdict Of guilt in the OF VIII
ilams ls "a lot more damaging 20 Georgia than
the crime Itself. thing like that almost mskes
a good friend OF the south suspicious
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11

Postmaster General Hays declares It TO hc his
intention to humanise the postoffiee depart
mcnt And now n large number OF deserving
republicans are wondering II that means that
present ncumbents are to be left in peace rather
than outrage their human feelings by slipping
the sklds under them.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11

A vertical air rudder fitted 10 the
rear OF his machine by n motorcycle
racer prevents skidding at turns and
at the some time increases the trac'
ton OF sthe rear wheel.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11

Utilizing water falling 1000 feet,
n hydroelectric plant that is planned
for Ceylon will supply 2t,,000 horse
power at the outset and eventually
furnish 100000 horsepower.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11

A Swiss railroad has successfully
iested locomotive driven by n
steam turbine with a fuel economy
OF from 80 TO 40 per cent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11

The Carnegie Institute Of Technol-
ogy at Pittsburgh, Pa, has installed
the most elaborate coal mining
laboratory in America.