davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Murdoch and Mr.
and Mrs. C. F. Eyring Of Provo, Ray
Olpin Of Pleasant Grove we're the
Christmas guests Of Pres. and Mrs. s
Il. Chapman here. 'sssMr. and Mrs
Eyring are spending the week here
guests at the Chapman home. 70
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-12-31

The Sunday School teachers and
officers OF the Second ward enter.
tanned at party at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. r. Il. Baxter Thursday even.
ing A general good time was had by
all.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T.. Bezzant attend
ed dinner party at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Mark Bezzant In Pleasant
Grove Tuesday evening. The guests
Included Mr.. Bezzant's sons and
their wives.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-12-31

Miss Elva Chapman entertained a
her home Tuesday evening complim
entary to some Provo friends. A, de
lightful evening was spent in games
and music and a delicious lunch
was served. There we're 12 present
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-12-31

Mrs. G. NJ. Beck entertained We'd
nesday evening at dinner. Covers
were laid for the following, Mr. and
Mrs s. w. Chapman and family DR..
and Mrs. Atlantic Christensen and
family and Mrs. Manda Chapman
Stults.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-12-31

Mrs. Wills Bromley entertained
the American Fork sorosis at her
home Thursday afternoon. The time
was enjoyable spent In needle work
etc., after which dainty lunch was
served. The guests numbered 1S.
Mrs. h. M. Rank OF Salt Lake was
also present.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-12-31

Wait for the Big Stock Taking Sale
at Chipman's. Begins Friday. Jan.
9th, 1922.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-12-31

Misses Katie and virgie Pauleon Of
Salt Lake spent the Christmas holi-
days in American Fork, visiting rel
atives and friends.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs Ruper Of Provo we're
visitors this week at American Fork
with Mr.. and Mrs. Marley Steele and
other relatives.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-12-31

Carl Anderson was a business Wis
itor in Salt Lake Wednesday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Grant enter
tanned at dinner Monday. TheYule-
tide colors characterized the color
scheme The afternoon was spent in
the usual diversions.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19
King KoaI, Jovial Monarch, Will Be
Royalty Entertained at Henryetta!
Coal Operators and Business Interests of icnryetta, THE Goa
Center of the Southwest" Combine to Stage Big
Exposition and King Koal Karnival June
23rd, Gath and 18th

King Koa the dark and venerable monarch who rcns deep down in the bowels Of
thee earth Stoh be given a reception and enter amuct of rWl sIlcndor by the Coal OPP
orators and business interests of UUurycta oklahoma on Juc2 % "a and %. This royal
pageant will exceed in knply Ntrayagancc and dazzling hrlhancy. the most magnificent
cCrenolaIo of TIT mysterious Far East
Gay flowers the shnnrring sheen of a thousand slen banners, the dazzling pomp
of rue oriental sphndor he Inspiring music of three big bands, toGether with royal sF
luGS rom mighty cannon will be but rimg Incidents of this glorious pageant honort he
priceless "bhck diamonds" will ride in ROYALS glory at uef head Of twoTnHc parade that
is being planned for Coal Day, Friday, June II, during the King Kal Kanival. Beautiful
and expensive floats are being prepared for this parade by cXpcrt float builders and
dccouort from the official Mrd Ua' staff of New Orleans
Sing KI hsI literally blessed the lIcnycWa drtUCt and the citizens thereof with
Iniucss ncld5 Of rich and valuable coal bringing prosperity and wealth to that com
and il is in Cognilo of this fact that the business INTERESTS are promoting this
first gigantic annual Oklahoma Coal Exposition and King Kol Karival The parade
is to be but one of the feaWVs of the big thrccdAy celebration held at Henryeta to
honor and commcmoratc COAL and thronps of visitors from every part Of the southwest
will be present. Thousandso of dollars have been poured into fmd that is icing spent
with lavish lheraluN to insure each visitor the. royal entertainment thatb efts such Il
nagnfccr spectacle and King Kalk arniVaL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19
PENALTY FITS CRIME
Britain Constructing Mysterious
Monopianc Brt-tling With
Gums

LONDON. June lS.-At an aero
drome on the outskirts Of London
there is now being constructed the
first armored car Of the skies.
Designed 10y ono Of the most IA
nous builders in England. the ma
chine has been ordered by the air
ministry and when completed will be
thoroughly tested by specially select
ed service pilots.
Tho utmost secrecy Is being main
tanned, and even the few men who
are making tho machine do not
know FOR what purpose 1t is to be
used.
Unlike most of the newly invented
service machines, this newest is a
~mOnoplane. In the construction Of
tn" f|uselage no canvas or braciug
wires are being used at all. The
framework is of spruce, and instead
Of dpped linen t~hrce-ply wood Is be
ing used.
This If is understood, is TO be COW
cred with armOr plates, which VIII
DE extended TO give the fullest maxi
mum protection TO the engines.
The inside Of the fuselaGe is par
tioularly roomy, So that the fullest
number of bombs can ho carried,
An entirely new and significant
feature Is the Introduction Of a spc-
c.al gun platform near the tail
planes. a short ladder runs up from
the floor OF tho fuseiago To- this, and
from hil cockpit the gunner would
Dee able TO keep ~ bay n enemy
craft that attacked from the rear,
There are also 90 Doe machine guns
fltf,l ]amidshlps and fired by mean
OF tho propc.le".
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19
GETTING ALONG ON LESS
II is only Difficulty Because OF
Social Standards of Living

Nobody minds short CominEs so
mlsl iu themselves. II everybody
came down i'm the scale OF living II
would not he so bad. The thing
that Is trying il 10 have toe many
o. the other people OF ones own
group have a great deal more' than
'tra has oneself.
.lDuplo do not very much mind
reduced circumstances IL the re-
auction is not extreme, but they do
mind coming down inthe social
scale. They ike what they are used
U. and they Ike to maintain the
the relation to other people that
they are used 10 maintain.
Now the concern about other
renu.. and what they have and how
they live bo diminished II there
is strength Of mind enough to con-
t1ol d. People old or young, who
rave r. sufficiently strong idea Of
III" OF their own, an idea detached
rom commodities. y s"pirltunli2od
!do3, ran get along and keep their
quality and live their life and grow
IN era"" on something nca to a
mere provision Of ucCcssariCS.
II u'" is going to be s~pirtuali2ed
~ mar people will care very much
-'ss about material things. IT viii
hAu' make much less difference
10 them whether they are rich or
El'r h.d that will help the young
Won" ip get married and raise
t1Inl.'s. They will do it If they
nave .uH'hing worse 10 fear than n
g.N'h aHi struggle but they may not
Il . hey see init social decline,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19
NO SHORTAGE OF MUSIC
Music Lovers WIN Find Plenty Of
jar AT King koal Karniyai.

Three big brass bands have been
engaged 10 furnish the music for the
oklahoma Coal Exposition and King
kual karnival TO DO held at Henry
eta June 20. 20 and 25. Officials
In charge OF the big exposition prom
isc hat mueic will DO waited on tho
breeze every hour OF the three days
the Koal Knrnlval Is in progress.
The Muskogco Military Band. re-
turning in musical triumph from tho
national guard oncampmcnt Mt Fort
SIN, will be there; the Shawnee Jazz
Band promises 90 send It's shivcry,
shimmylnE music into tho veins OF
each visitor. and the Henryotta Sill
yer Cornot Band will I'll all the re-
naming vacant spaces with its
golden HARMONIC
Each band has been engaged by
tho committee in charge of tho
Henrycttn King Koai Karnival with
the understanding that tho thou
sands of spectators must have no
opportunity 20 complain for lack
of music, II would appear from
the program being prepared that
there viii be n denrth OF melody.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19
COAL MINES ABOUND IN
HENRIETTA DISTRICT
Iifiy-TiVc Mines Produce Coal for
Needs of state ana Nation In the
Zig Iicuryrttn tonl Field

Visitors at the King Koni Knrni-
val at l~Icuryctta. Oklahoma, June
%, - aud 90. viii have an oppOr-
tunity to zee some OF the biggest
coal minoe In the state. Honryctta
tx tho center OF the coal fields of
Oklahoma and sends out thousands
Of tons annually.
More than 90 mines produce Hen
ryclta Cuul and the many interest
Ing things found in ana around coal
mines may De- observed by the Vlsi-
tors at the King koal karuiyal.
Among the displnys In tho big
parade held Coal Day. Friday, Juno
- viii bo modern mining machin-
cry, methods of mining coal, old
King koal himself ana q horde Of
his lessor satellites. In addition to
being a most entertaining thrrc-day
carnival. the coal exposition will be
fun Of useful and instructive in
formation.
-Four thousand retail coal dealers
81 oklahoma have been personally
invited to be pr,Dont.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19
EVERY DETAIL OF BIG
ENTERTAINMENT PLANNED
Committee Chairman Promises No
thing Tor Amusement OF Visitors
VIII HC Overlooked.

This King koal Karnivnl IL going
TO be the most brilliant affair over
held in oklahoma" said V. V. Kings
bury. chairman of the IIcuryottn
committee in charge of the big coal
exposition to be- held there Juno %,
- and 25.
I'VE have overlooked nothing 10
mako each visitor glad he came. The
entire city will be nblH1c with a
glorious maze Of bright colorod
decorations Each street and build
ing Ia 10 be hidden behind flags and
banners.
"Our committee has engaged some
~ the most expensive and attractive
shows for FREQ street entertainment
and there Will be not a single dun
hour during tho three days. The
music will be furnished by many
bands and the harmonious b!aro 81
the trombone will miuglc with the
clafiucts shrill noto every hour OF
the day and night.
'Tho big coal parade, which ~ one
OF the features Of Friday. June %.
viii have no equal west Of the Mis-
sissippi We hav engaged expert
float builders and they hnv" already
produced several dozen Of expensive
and gorgeous floats The parade Will
be- more than two miles long" Mr.
kingsbury continued,
Every citizen of IIcnryctta viii
be anxious and ready to mako tho
visit 81 the thousands Of spectators
enjoyable. We hope TO hay" every
man. womau and child here from
within a radius Of 30 miles. whom
the opening salute f. fired Thurs
day morning. Juno %, everything
viii be IN readiness" he concluded
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19
DAYLIGHT FIREWORKS
COME FROM JAPAN

From fnraway Japan come
the costly and nwr.inspiring
daylight fireworks that will he
shot high into the heavens,
there 10 explode With u shower
of brilliant flags and flowers,
during the King kOal karnital
held NJ H~cnryctta June 23, ~
and -. These fireworks arc
but one of the many free at
fractions offered during the
ConI exposition.
\ large replica OF Old Glory
will bc released from one of
these daylight shells NJ "A
height of 1000 feet and float
gently down over the heads Of
the hundreds of cheering VS.
iiurS. The flags, flowers and
Figures viii be attached to
pa%rachuto- ihnt viii keep thrm
IN the air Tor many minutes.
Many - mad Chn-' T. expected
~ the boys TiISli 10 the lHud-
Ing Of each parachute la IN
rudpaNor Ia secure a souvenir.
fIUEl .lTu.dI'T. uulHll r.. Ill
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19
MASQUERADE PAVEMENT
DANCE
Three Bands VIII Furnish Music for
Zig Carnival Mask Dance.

Dance lovers will have an oppor-
tunity TO toddle. TO fox trot and
waltz TO their souls satisfactioH Mt
the big King Kohl Karnival held at
IIcnryGtta June %. "a and rs. The
committee in charge OF affairs has
planned for Friday night, Juno "a,
a big masquerade pavement dance.
MASKS will be provided for each
visitor and three bands will be on
duty to furnish the gliding. slippery
strains that will make the dance a
big success.
city officials will rope off one
rock of city pavement for this
dance, Three barrels OF corn meal,
talcum powder and wax will be scat
tered over this restricted area go
that the nimblc feet may move the
easier. when the music starts for
this blk masquerade dance more
than 1000 couples will be tripping
tho light fantastic, It IS predicted.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19
Sacred COW Bellies Her Name
By Producing Jersey Offspring

quite pronounced but easily dis
tnguishcd Among the hal%f-hrccd5
now ON the ranch Is a two-ycdr-old
bull.
Are Druuth Resisting.
IL Is claimed for the Brahmas that
they are practically drVuth-rcsistiuE
and also tick proof. II les said that
these facts have been demonstrated
in the southern Texas country,
where the larger breed ~ Brahmas
were introduced q number ot years
ngo for tho purpose ut crossing them
with some OF nc Texas breeds and
thereby producing q type that would
etand the prolonged heat sud omc
time drouths.
These p~urcblood Bran-uas, de-.
scribed as q giant gauut type. wei.
crossed with the Texans until tho
hybrid has douucd some OF the char
Hctcrlstics OF the India stock, they
still retain the hump, however.
These Texas hyhrids are TAN and
lean. but th1r meat is said 90 h'
tender and strengthening. During
1routh periods. while the ordinary
steer will not go far away from
watcrhulcs to Craze, the Brahmn
viii travel a long distance Tor food
not depending upon tbs proximity
Of water. The results are that th"
ordinary steer suon eats tho grls,
down close To- the watorhul,s aud IL
without a supply while the Brahmt
will 90 far away Tor grass.
From His own IirCSidc.
The male head Of the ROT ranch
Brahma herd. Killed recently In bat
tlo with a buffalo huli was ais an
animal that holiod his reputation as
a sacred type. for the Mil'crs had
an manner Of trouble with him
wandering from his own firosido and
mixing with the other cattle ON the
ranch as well as with the noighhurs'
herds. II was on such an csoapad'
az this that he found himself i'm tho
buffalo pasture and met his death
a very frequent result Of the affinity
proposition.
on one occasion, during the year
prior to his death, the sacred bull
pulled "A "Stillman' that came near
bringing his end ~ that time. a
neighbor, Twin east Of the ranch
down tho salt Fork river, had but
one cow. a Jersey that vas priced
highly because of her butterfat pro-
duction. Evidently learning I'm some
manner that she was a thing OF
beauty. the sacred bun broke
through his fence ono night. and
wandered down the river until he
met up with her. The result wa,
an unusually fine calf some months
later. but the nciEhhor was exceed -
ingly angry because 1t had a hump
on its hack-a dead rtvc-away on
the sacred bull. The Millors got
out Of the dilemma boy paving the
ncighbor "a fancy price for the off
spring and adding the animal later
TO their Brahma herd
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19
SPECIAL INVITATION

We, the committee IN charge
OF this gigantic King kWni knr-
niIni and Oklahoma Cont IN
position. wish to take this
means of inviting every per-
son Ia the state OF oklahoma
Ia attend the big thrCc.daN
show NJ u"nryctta jan" ~.
- and 70.
This exposition IL being prn-
NOTED aud financed by the
coal men aud business Inter
cSts at U"nryCttn and big
program oi Interesting, anus
Ing and thrilling free attrnc-
tons has been provided. They
viii h" accommodations for
everyone.
he here SURE II you want "A
glorious entertainment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19
. O'Clock W W. Williams is Mrs.
Ecddie's pilot.

. o'clock W. W. Williams is Mrs.
Kcddie's pilot.
Mrs. Koddic. who acts as man
aFcr Tor her several ranches and
calls Fallon, New, her home. pur-
chased the machine some time
ago to b" used I'm travelling be
tween her ranches. She found IT.
SO successful that when she
deemed it necessary 10 remain in
San Francisco on business sho
tclcRraphed for her plane that
she might finish her affairs here
and still return to Reno in time
to meet business appointments
there.
At each OF tho ranches she has
installed a landing field and a
system of lighting has also been
established in event Of night flying.
However. Mrs keddi" has done
little night flying. Mrs. Koddie
said she expected to take Il va
cation this summcr-an aerial one
in which she expects to visit
New York and other eastern
cities.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19

BN {. VI. SNkCHEI.
PONCA CITY. June 1S.-Tho scc-
red Hrahma cows on the lOl ranch
here, because OF the death of tho
male head of the herd. hayo been
compelled 20 go beyond their sane.
tity In order to pIolouE their breed
in Ills section OF America at least.
and as a result they ar, being cross
ed with tho Jersey Tho livestock
stork visited the sacred herd. the
past month. 1.pd loft a very pretty.
interesting little animal a half breed
Jersey -Brihma. that is one OF the
particular shos at the ranch at the
present time.
The male head Of the herd met an
ignomiuous death. not long ago.
when he matched q fight with a
buffalo bull. The two had been is
suing challenges. back and forth.
for several years but the ranch own
ors had kept the two herds aIar'.
fearing the results OF ar encounter
between the bulls. Tho Brahma
worked out a plan. however. where
by ne got into the buffalo pasture
and almost Immediately the fiEht
vas on. There have been many in
tcrcsting battles on the ranch. hu'
never onc that WlS more $50. but the
Brahma was not larC" enough, al
though his bravery cannot bc du's
toned, dying COON altrINdrd of tn"
wounds inflicted bv his more power
ful and shaggy opponent. { was
purely and simply % case Of poor
Judgment on the part uf the sacred
bull.
Tho Millers now have IL half
breed Brahmas one the ranch in nd
dItiun Lu u number ~ iull-hlOuds
n each Instance the cross has boon
with tho Jersey, as they are about
tho same color as the sacred cattle
and also about the same size. as the
lul ranch Brahmas are Of the small
or type. The original bloods were
purchased from Il circus outfit tina,
had imported them from India scv-
Cral years aEo
supply Parks With Brahmas.
Since the Brahmas first came 20
tho ranch the NiIlors have furnish
ed numerous parks and CirCusos
throughout the country from their
herd, and during the past year start
ed an elk herd At the ranch through
a. trade they made Of two cows and
n bull for the three elk which is
the nucleus of the new department
Col Joe Miller says they have IRE
quent calls for buffalo, Brahma5
ostriches and other attractions TO.
park purposes chiefly.
The Brahmas are very gentle and
the COW with the small Jersey cal
are now given tho priNllcdE" of the
lanes and Yards about the ranc
houses, whore they are the play.
mates OF all the children i'm that
locality. The half breeds retain tho
hump of the sacred cattle. perhaps
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19
LEAGUE BASEBALL FEATURE

League baseball games will be Of
fcrcd ns an attraction of the KING
Koal Karuival during an three DAYS.
for tho amusement Of lovers of tho
national sport Ucuryotta plays
Drumright juno % and - and then
croesca bats with Enid juno 2d
An Of the teams are Ina IA" Western
a~1ociaiiou and the fans ~ill soc
some warm playing each day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19
FREE VAUDEVILLE SHOW

Special circus vaudeville acts have
June %. - ana 25 Tn" perform
aurcs onch day during the big King
Koal Earnival held In Hcuryc'ta
juno %. - ana %. r he pcrfurm-
ors are stars ~ their big uuuso-
mcnt universe and win present their
amusing aud thrilling vaudeville
acts on specially constructed street
platforms Six troops ~ stellar per
formers have been engaged for
these free productions.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19
Where There Is Smoke
There Is Likely to
BE Some FireUater

FORT MORGAN, Colo, June
lS.-Trailing down tiny wisps Of
smoke that a first were believed
to be rising from incipiont forest
fires, county officers and Colo
RADIO rangers discovered the most
elaborate CamOuiilEc still ever
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19

A%irplauos will be at ITcnryetta
during the King Konl Knrnival to
take the visitors on flights over ok
lahoma's richest coal field. From n
height Of 1000 feet the flyers may
see the largest coal field In tho state.
n rich discovery oil field, large
smcltora, factories and n hundred
smaller Industries. Nowhere in ok
lahoml viii so many natural re-
sources be seen by the eye AT M
time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19

IH' VITO Of Captain Kidd was ter
."''l when he called her my
.'aSl'. She thought he wanted
w. oIrF H'rl-CartOous Magazine.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-19
FOR EXCHANGE

High class residence with quarter OF
block Of ground. basement; steam
heat; interior walls canvased; dec
GRATED In oil some rugs and all
draperlcs, nino rooms: sleeping
porch and three baths, cistern; ga
rage for three cars: an elegant
home. The owner will consider
good farm, other real estate or oil
property aud pay cash difference as
the case may be.
BLAIR BROTHERS
Cedar $50
IA Petroleum Rldg. (New May,
BldgD
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-19
$3.50 CASH
HIGH CLASS RESIDENCE PROPERTY

So rautul brick home the best Maple
sasooReauufl
and eepng poh; gaago fer t~o cars and se%yop an j5c
south and best location South side
s3oOooNo home sone6raker Heights two
cluding all draper!es and lace curtains
Mornugsdc
basement sleeping porch breakfast room and every modern convenience
t"o-car garage ana servant quarters
In
sl65OO-Flrst-af cght-oom
and value
sl5oooscred district splendid
bedrooms and tile bath second floor basement
heat. basement.
Sl35O0Sacrod
heat oak oors beautiful bath and lighting nuros fn
bath
sIo5ooBungalow floors an buu
floors bu.t-in features and
5OoBrodmoor 6ungalov rooms floors
al good value and well located
6uit-n noors front lot,
basem
sa25O-Fun twoTo aht,room Tulsa partly
building
prpertG Tulsa naces rs in poso4 70 sho" the gqI,h .e bot
6E homer m @ ranging in price from s 900 o Win ali hz
Is I pay list before buying.
BLAIR BROTHERS
i7it Petroleum Mayo gds) 1879, $50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-19
REAL ESTATE
Beautiful Home
South Main Street

tt' 900. uuc. nigh east front. run
sized lot. house has siN rooms, oak
floors. nice decorations and fiN
turcs. basement with hut water
heating plant. garage for one car,
paving all paid out, and ~ located In
good block ON South Main street
This property is clear aud good
terms can be- arranged 90 responsible
parties. can up today