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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-29

The Hamon euccosson ~ no longer mon
TONED. Tho McGrawitos have been aWHl-
lowed up ana everything seems 90 ho Tor
j. W. Hnrreid
WIN IIarrcld na the supervisor NJ patron
age ln oklahoma, 10 was natural that the
party should look 10 him AZ the great paUi-
fcator. Thus HHrrclds choice. 4. G. Alex
andCr, became state chairman II Is 60 IIur-
rcld and Alexander that the party In OKLA
homH Ia going to look Tor victory iu 1922.
Last weeks meeting Of the G.. -. T.. state
committee looked moro Ike q state CUnyou.
tIlu Tnoro was statewide Interest. state
Wide attendance ana statewide cuihurHHm.
Tho republicans are confident that okla
homa'H appearance IN the =. -. =. column
last NoNcmhcr was not ON accident uud
that the verdict VIII DE iu their favor IN
the state election next year Tho spokrH-
mon we're loud Ia the promises ~ deliver
ing the future. But they are not depending
upon OratoTy To- win lu 1922. They are
sowing seeds of Huo,e-, IN organization.
Any success that Alexander has had asa poll.
tlrhu has been as an organizer. tn. ro-
rublirauH will hU In every voting precinct.
They hove m" smell Of succu,sl in their nos.
trilF while talking loudly they are pro
pairing 10 mako their rrul showing through
hard work
Tho preparedness ~ the O. o T. should
Doe u warning sufficient 90 the democrats,
who1o lack ~ state organization has boon
Wuoful Bro recent years.
L'so hurrah and more hustle is the pre-
ecripiiou that an democrats should swtl-
low quickly Il Is not very tur to tho pri-
uari"H.
our ncghbor gives good advice. II viii b
better for tho democratic party tho state an
the nation, II tho leaders Of that organiaatio
and unto for the purposo Of serving the sDat
II was Inevitable that they must follow iuatcn
Of lead
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-29
Benny's Notebook

Me and Mary watkins was sot-
ting on her frunt steps, her being
even more bewty looking than usual,
and some big tuff looking Kid start
cd to 90, mast on the other side Uf
the street holding some little kid by
the top OF the hair and the little kid
was yelling, Hay leeve me 60, hay
cut that out, hay.
O izzent that perfeckly drcrEl
Benny wy don't you go rite over ana
make that big brute stop hcrtug
that little boy? sed Mary watkins,
you're not afraid of that big brute
are you?
No, certeny not, holev smoaks |
sed, ony G WIZ, maybe the little
kid likes to have his hair pulled,
maybe he's jest yelling like that for
fun. ! sed.
Sutch a ideer. wy / axuilly bleeye
you're afraid OF that big brute, sei
Mary Watkins, and i sed, Who ne'
I should say not. Ill soon show YOU
whose afraid, | sed,
And l got up and went acros: the
street and sed to the big tutt look
ing kid Hay watts you pulling that
little Kids hair for?
Wat? wy? Watts It your bizuess
do you wunt yours pulled? sod Tho
big tuff kid, and l sed, wy, wats the
matter, / ony wunted to ask you a
! question. that's all.
And | went over TO Mary Wat
kinses steps agen, saying, Don't
waste eny more sympathy on that
little kid, | was jest going TO make
the big kid stop and the little Nd
sed Who told you to butt in, that
funny looking gerl across the street?
wy | never heyd enything go
fresh in all my life. sed Mary Wat
kins, and | sed That's wat ! thdW',
so | sed to the big kid, Go ahcd
and pull his hair all you wunt, pull
1t all your mite, pull it out If you
wunt, l sed.
You did Jest rite, sed Mary Wat
kins.
And l sat down on her steps agen
and the big tuff kid kepp on pulling
the little kids hair down the street
and the little kid kepp on yeli.ns'
Hay cut that out, do you heer hay.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-29

Thursday, september ~, 1921.
Astrologers read this as mos,
unfortunate day. for although v,ru,
Is in benefic aspect early in the
day Mars and Uranus are in evil
place.
There will be bitter differences
Of opinion concerning disarmament
II the stars are read Alright. fo-
Uranus, the planet that rules the
mentality is In evil place.
There will he sharp variations OF
opinion on many public matter. and
the minds Of soldiers Will be sens..
tive to sinister suggestions
Mars Ia to have a strong influence
In politics. II the stare are .eaH
Alright, and Il looks as if soldiers
would ignore party ties NOR. and
more.
This should be a favorahla d... for
theaters and new play Will MAKE
an early success
Love should be under kindly
guidance during this rule OF tH.
stars, which inclines to romance.
They who wed under this Uan..
tary rule should be moro nan
usually lucky since they should he
harmonious In their Views ON rf,
and helpful to each others abul.
tions
Uranus has power today to dis.
tort the public view OF public afftira
and may cause persons Iu high
place to be unjustly criticized
This is not a lucky sway under
which to make new acqua.uluaa..
This is not a favorable sway for
| inventors or those who have dreams
| OF any sort to sell.
The general condition OF workers
will improve in all parts of The
world and in Japanese there viii be
a great awakening among the labor.
ing classes.
Persons whose birthdate it IS
should not make any great changes
in the coming year. They should be
careful to avoid accidents
Children born on this day may be
restless, fond of pleasure and very
not be wise in choosing her husband.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-29

2ation rests upon the labor Of these.
In the mass they Will always be
tulling slaves, individuals will bot
Ter themselves and climb the
heights, for there is no limit to
ones initiative in America, but
there will still always be left
toiling millions, poor people, doing
the heavy work of the nation.
The race Is TO the swift; only
one can win. why will people say
there Ia plenty OF room at the top?
This "truism' is not true. Indeed,
there IL room for just one at the
tOp--un the very pinnacle.
our civilization is like a huge
mountain. large Al the base, rear
ing itself over the surrounding
country. and finally piercing the
heavens with one sublime, sharp
/ peak. The masses dwell in the
foothills; others more ambitious,
more persevering, more intelligent,
| climb the heights, and view the
wonders of the distant vistas But
few scale the top, aud well it
.s---for there Is very little room
whereOn to dwell.
From tho heights they see bet
ter, they live better, and can i'm
part their views to those below.
They are the leaders of the people,
| the nation, but still the structure
rests upon the great toiling mill
lions at the base.
The sad part of It is that the
great mass OF the people will
always be at the base. will always
be poor. But happiness can be
found there. in modest homes, in
loving companionship, In honest
and ambitious cndcavOr, Lincoln
| said Free labor has the inspira-
ton OF hope; pure slavery has no
hope" In the germ of liberty lies
the incentive TO live, struggle on,
and grow.
There is no use for anyone in a
humble station In life to feel Fate
plays him hard-and set out TO
pun down those higher along the
way. Far better Is IL 10 pray for
fortitude to be manly, a noble
woman, and TO enjoy humble
station.
For despite individual excep-
tions In life, the humble station
is what most OF US will get
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-29
RUFF NEKS RAKE IN PLEDGES
Twcnty-onc Apply for Membership
In Pep" Organization.

NORMAN, Sept. 2S.-The "Ruf
Neks," leading pep organization at
the University Of Oklahoma. pledged
.2l university juniors in their annual
ceremonies held Monday noon, Sep
tember 20, Bob Williams, Oklahoma
City, royal unshaven ink squirter.
announced this week. The list OF the
pladges Is as follows:
John Pugh Anadorka; Agnew
Walker, Shawnee. Geo. Il, Shelton,
Tulsa; David y. ShaCkelford. El Re-
no; Floyd Haynes, Ada; Jerome sui
liyan, Ardmore; Gordon "Obie" Bris-
tow, Pryor; Dylo Carmen, Norman;
ed Waite, Oklahoma City; Dudley
Wood, Norman, Francis Cooper, Wa
tonga; Eugene Faulkner, Norman;
X. G. Hutbauer, Newklrk Hutton
Bellah, Horris, l.. $, Turner, Nor
man; w. w. Harvey, Armstrong;,
Mo-; Bill Potter. Ardmore; Parker
II. Cantren, Tulsa.
Twenty-Five odd members have re-
turned TO school this year,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-29

"Oppoatiou grows to the German treaty" is
the outstanding feature of latest developments
IN international relations There Ia just this
to be said about that; The senate has In recent
times rendered too valuable service TO the
American people to permit any man to ascrihe
more partisnnSm to the action OF the demo-
cratic senators who urging stll additional
reservations 10 the German pact. II the OBJ
JectionH are substantial then let us by al
means make them. Tho world purposes know
ing precisely what s involved before It criticlzes
democratic senator's for opposing the treaty.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-29
NOT SCARED. nut CAREFUL.

That probably describes the attitude OF the
esteemed okiahoman, handmaiden OF bourbon.
ism ia Oklahoma, as It speaks it's mind with
reference 90 the recent meeting OF the repuh-
ucan state committee. We quote our esteemed
contemporary in fun;
Thrco months ago the republican marty
A, oklahoma looked hoLelessly snlu into
aeven factions hut the state compittae
yneetIng last week was as peaceful as a
"burch supper. as smooth as oil and as con-
,,hent Of success In ie22 as a CROWD of
rexas democrats
Whatever else may may ,o be said OF the repub-
sVht its family quarrels in the closet in
stead Of on Main street street To public view the
u -; tace without wrinkle OF worry
ree rlne'u lin Harris faction has disappeared.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-29
lust Folks
A nowL OF APPLES AND A NOOK
Copyrlght. l02l. by Edgar a. Guestl }

n BOWL OF Afb1ItN AND y bOth.
bowl OF apples and book and CRATE
fire blazing high,
What greater Joy can man possess, what
deeper comfort buy?
SO sit me down on the autumn nights with
n book to thrill my soul,
And I'll be content while the log fire burns
and the apples I'LL the bowl
For this is a dual lie we lead, Whatever a
man believe,
There's the life OF strife with its hours of
care and the hours that he must gricvo,
But his other life Is 4 term OF peace when he
finds the cloistcred hooks
And walks and talks with the mystic friends
In the pages OF his books
A night To read from the world apart, slip
pcred and well content
With tho changeless friends OF the printed
page, could better a night be spent2
fire that leaps as his fancies ny, is any
thing needed more2
Just bowl OF apples handy by from Au-
tumn's golden store.
i've known rich Joys in the years that were
ana look TO the joys to be,
But splendor giveth no peace like this 10 the
| restless soul OF me,
for these three make me n happy man these
| three are my hearts desire,
| bowl OF apples and book, and the blaze
| OF an open fire,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-29

s' ito"s the crime situaon7 Much crime up thereT"
%" Nary Z crime Mind reading makes detection quick
ana certain and so nobody takes a chance"
"a Have you squared the crcle?"
70 Our children learn that In kindergarten"
tEnd OF Reel III
90 BY this time the Inventor patents
MS new processes and Is worth Great Sum Of Money.
~. He reads the mind OF the Cruel Landlord and dis
covers thGt he has been violating the
ment
%. So no exposes him, has him indicted sent Il
Prison for a Long Term of Years.
20. " Saved" cries his Beautiful wife.
80. ClInchl Slow fade
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-29
HIRE MERCHANT POLICEMAN

Bu iness Men Subscribe Money TO
Pay Salary of Special Officer
Special to The World
CUSHING. Sept. 2S-Merchants Of
this city have agreed to subscribe
enough money each month TO pay
for the employment Of a man 10
act as merchants police In me
downtown section here. The man
employed will be regular memo"r
OF the police force, but will patrol
in the rear Of the buildings fronting
on the principal streets.
Practically every business house
will install lights in the allies back
of their buildings also, IN an en-
deavor to break up the gang ot
petty thieves who seem to have s'-
selected tnis city as their base OF op-
erations.
An automobile trailer shaped Ike
a boat that can be used TO navigate
water has been patented.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-29
THE SIXTH MASSACHUSETTS,.

The Sixth Massachusetts congressional dis
trict Tuesday duplicated the performance OF
New Mexico. In by-elcctiou In that district
the republican outdiStancod his democratic op-
ponont sadly while the majority was smaller
than last year. in proportion It was quite up to
the majority OF November. 1890.
Thus the Atlantic seaboard supports the
southwestern plains statcs In continuing to
stand by the republican administration
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-29

respondent and the at speed OF lSo'oOo
miles a second.
i5. lie looks through walls. reads minds tnousaho
miles away predicts stock quotations TO an eighth OF
point makes 400 yard golf holes draws Four OF
Kind at will invents "A Perpetual Motion Machine and
does other useful and impossible things.
H. DO you have in Mars?" he queries.
L. The
l9 Although our name Is Mars. we haven't had war
since Gate corresponding In calendar lo33S7s Be-
20, How do prevent them7'
IL We passed a law making men worth million dol.
lars do the actual hghting thu front Since
haven't had a war"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-29

"Th roads are fine all tn way,
cept you have 4 detour at Martins
viHe on account O. tn sheriff." said
Ike Lark. this mornin'. = couple
o. well dressed young men on their
way T. tn city. Elmer Beasley is
now open for light employme Mt,
havin' mastered tn saxophone.
Copyright National Newspaper Service.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-29
Daily biblical Quotation
September 20

September 20
blessed arc the pure iu heart; for they shall
zee God.--Mutt ". g.
Follow peace with nll men. and holiness
without which no man shall Sec the Lord -
Heb. xii Il.
Since Thou Thyaolf dost suu display
Unto tho pun, lu heart
on. mhkrH uH children Of tho day
To know Thee as Thou art.
For Thou art Ugh, and M" ana love.
And Thy redeemed below
May see Thee as Thy arlntG above.
And know Thoo ns they know.
j. Montgomery,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-29

Hownt Ia stlll seeking Justice" II that man
ever gets justice he will think tho world has
suddenly turned against him. Howut, we are
almost persuaded, belongs In Russia, and tho
sooner he moves the better II will be.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-29
WHY PcssImIsn2 2

Editor World: There seems to be a lot OF
possimisn prevailing In this community but
for the life OF me can't see what for | have
travelled considerably over the country during
the past six months, and | know we are in bet
ter condition hero than any place | visited.
With the Atlas building, Hunts department
store, Hunts office building next to the
Ketchum hotel the new high school, Christian
tion only few OF tho big buildings, and in
numorablc residences all going up at the pres
ont time land this viii keep men busy all dur
ing the wntcr) we are FAR ahead Of any other
city In our class, and there 10 no cause for
gloom whatever.
The only bad feature here ls 81 oil and with
just 10 cent advance say between now and the
first of the year, the whole city will move along
In a grand building procession, and we viii
forget the nightmare OF the past year.
| was very much impressed with an article
i'm your paper recently by Nora Cole skinner
headed beating Back" and FOR "A woman, |
want TO say she handled the situation admir-
ably, She said mouthful when she coined
sorghum makes us scll', and she might have
added that once we have gotten used to sor-
ghum again we are much better of anyway,
Tor honey ~ too rich for the system
However after we have accepted our cuts
in salaries and wagca We viii lind that every
body elsc Is In the same boat, even the NOR
chant who Is now selling on a close margin.
and our smaller pay envelopes will go about as
far and buy as much as our tat envelope did u
year ago.
The charge that the town Is fun OF unam-
ployment II all bunk; there may be a few
floaters or men from other communities who
have rushed in here seeking work, hut this
class is not much larger than usual. | think II
gloom stuff, for there is nothing the matter
with he town, absolutely.
Very truly yours.
j. l.. REAVEs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-29

Arbuckles counsel save he feels that
blackman has been attempted against his client
How In the name OF dcccncy would 1t be pos
sbc Tor any man or woman TO biackman Ros-
coe Arbuckle?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-29

Labor, the official organ OF the railroad
unions sees breakdown OF private railroad
ownership in the near future. Labor has very
thoroughly done its best to bring about the
breakdown.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-29

Tcsas protagonst also finds that hom
brow H responsible for some ot the hom
bIuI4yfa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-29
Tulsa Sept 2s.

Senator Harreld has developed into the real
leader OF the republican party in oklahoma. lie
demonstrated his strength on Monday when ne
practically chose the state chairman. His
choice was a good one aud practically insuUes
Republican success In the state next year. A
good i've secretary IS now needed. Oilton
Gusher.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-29

Afior uI|. ono ~ tho most useful product.
turned out hy tho A. a. VI college ia tho count,
agent We assume that The reader knows whai
county agent la
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-29

ono i"lsuu why the Oklahoma A. a. NJ col
i'Et lH go popular with girls ia that an tho girl
students seem 90 Doe able To- get married when
oyer they want tu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-29
Oklahoma Outbursts

Prohibition has been hlt another blow 4
s.N.pUund sun was born to Nj and Mrs Ralph
Booze ~ shh"nco the other day.
rp-'o-dato recipe for pork tenderlolus. Take
two OF them. Wipe dry with - damp cloth
Cut cook and season 10 taste.
"f COURSE 'ha weather Ia 700 hot fof cxera.
alv' lingerie. says the Dallm NrWs but person
oily W. doubt u % camisplc is too much.
A Texas protagonju also finds that home
prov H r"'ponsbo for some ot the home
bTul5vrs.
We practically know now says % sport po.sl-
mist which uf tho clubs iu tho big leagues 90
HHHp''. when 'hr world series ar, pulled OFT
Amor u' ono Of tho most useful productg
turned out boy tho A. a. VI college Is the county
agent We 1aaumo that the reader knows what
a county agent ia
ono reason why the oklahoma 4. q NJ. col
leg, ia "o popular with girls is that nl tho girl
students seem 90 Doe able TO get married when
oyer they want to.
lt b. undorstood that congress has decided 20
I"avr beer n the cooler until b. can boz deter
mined whether tax on cream soda viii raise
enough revenue To- run the government.
a. T. Sweeney says u TX hard 10 determine
whether the Outbustrr is knocking or boosting
tho Irish cause. The odd thing about this
royun I" that one never can ten Just wha, IL
moIuH.
When Lieutenant Governor Trupp and cx.
Governor Haskell greeted each other Al Nc
turn tim. backward In their minds and think
a fow old thouRhis
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-29

u b. understood that congress has decided to
leave beer iu the cooler unt1 b. can boz deter
mined whether tax on % cream soda Will raise
CuuuuM IUNImul 10 run Tho HmNurumnml-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-29
The Horoscope
Thursday, september 20, togt.

THE stars incline but do not eer,,at.
.Cpt 1921 by Mcclure Eewspapsr sIrd,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-22
Approved Sept. l3, 1921.
FRANK II. DUSCAN.
FHt..

pubushed IN the Tulsa Daily World.
world Publishing Co.. puhlishcr)
NOTICE FOR HEARING on ASSESS
MENTS FOR PAVING IN STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NUMBER
324. CITY or TULSA. OKLAHOMA.
In compliance with the resolution Of the
Board Of commissioners adopted on the
18th day OF September 1921. notice is
hereby given that the Board OF Commis-
sioners OF the city ~ Tulsa Oklahoma
has examined the estimate and statement
Of the city Engineer as to the amount OF
the cost NJ Ihe NibrOlithic concrete pave
neut which, should be assessed against
the abutting property the property bene-
fitted and other owners thereof to assoss-
mont and the owners thereof In STREET
IMpRO\ EMENT DISTRICT No 322,
which includes the following described
portions uf streets. tO-wlt.
TACOMA AVENUE (Terrace Road
from Westerly projection Of the north line
Of Alley Block II. Overlook Park Addi-
tion to the Easterly projection OF the
North line Of Block II. Overlook Park
Addition.
And the said Board of Commissioners
has by resolution duly approved the
aforesaid statement and estimate Of the
city Engineer and has determined to as
sess the cost Of improvements In said dis
trigt against the abutting property, the
property benefited and other property
liable to assessment and the owners there
Of as follows, tn-Wit:
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LEGAL.

ALLEY. iu Uptk b. OAK Grove Al.
duion from the south line ot Tnr-
tventh street TO tho North linc ~
Fourteenth street between baltimore
ami Boston Avenues.
ALLEY in Block T. Geo rofryman
Addition. from South limo " Eleventh
street
and said Uoard ot commissioners has by
resolution duly approved tho aforvaatt
statement and estimate of the titv Eu.
ginccr and has determined Co assess the
cost ot the Improvements iu thc said dis
tflCt against the ahutruE property the
property benefited and other property
liable to assrssmcnt and the owners there
ut as follows. to-wit.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-22

PATCH repsir sidewalk cement work
neatly and promptly done. Osage 1871.
WINDOW CLEANING, lbc. floors waxed.
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