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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

and the tail
In using the coping saw To cut
around the lines. follow them closely,
being sure that the line Is lea upon
the very edge OF each piece. The
holes should be bored IN the ears
and the tail before they are sawed,
as they might split II the hole we're
bored after saving them to exact
size These holes should be is
inch to receive split pin or wood
en- or cane pin which must be fitted
closely, Bore the holes OF the same
Size through the larger pieces,
smooth the edges OF each piece with
file or sandppper and remove
the burr from 81 corners and around
the holes,
Paint all pieces white on both
sides and lay them away, Resting
upon the corners 10 prevent marring
he fresh paint until they have be-
come thoroughly dried Paint the
black spots on the head, body. legs.
ears and tail, being sure thai they
are painted for tho right and left
sides, |and set them away TO dry,
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thoy were
TIN not talking about that re-
piled Jim. I'm talking about the
lowdoNA way you sicked that black
bull on the fellow" =
, , %nla what7" exchanges Art why
jim could see that he spoke tho
truth. then he remembered that Art
had noticed that the rope Haa weak
lie was happy and held out his hand.
"All right" he said. II believe
YOU shake"
They shook, and Just then n about
| brought their attention around TO a
I figure running up the road towards
/ them.
It's tine owner" said Jim. but he
kept Art from taking to his heels
/ Hes decent guy" he said.
rb came the stranger carrying
| Jlm's sack.
Sayl' he painted az he drew near
you certainly were plucky kid,
and I'd like to have your name and
give you this sack OF chestnuts,"
/ "Jim Dals my name" replied Jim
"But you keep the nuts and take
/ these too And he took Art's from
/ his unwilling fingers.
The Inew friend made them M
their pnckets, then with good feel
ings all around they parted, promis-
ing 10 come and call the next Sat
urday afternoon.
II don't understand all this pow
wowihg," remarked Art, as Re and
Jim made for the trolley station
you and him seem 20 be pals and
Just as loving as can be. what's the
idea -
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young fellow. But whcrp was Art2
Jim scanned the field anxiously. The
stranger. carrying the bag, began to
walk away towards tho strip OF
woods and Jim was afraid he might
run into Art. and Art In his usunl
hcsdstrong way might start some
thing Ought ho la tell the stranger
about Art? Ito hesitatcd and al
fcady the youth was paN way across
the field, facing now to the right
away from the chestnut tree.
Jim strained HIS eyes for "A glimpse
OF HIS friend. Something was NOV.
ing IN the woods. lie fixed his gaze
ON that spot expecting TO see hts
friend, when suddenH a large black
form rushed out from the screen
OF golden trees what was II, Jim
stared. Then the truth dawned on
him, II was the bull!
The animal stood stockstill while
| II rolled It's gllsteuing eyes. Then 1t
seemed 10 stifren So did jim, as
| there was no mistaking the bull
was looking at the strange hoy. linn
saw the animal wheel and lower its
head then he gave "A shout,
Both the stranger ana the bull
turned around, Jim began 60 wave
and gcsture 10 his new acquaintance
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who seemed too astonished or scared
To move.
one thought hammered through
Jlm's mind. art did thisi This
finishes our friendship I won't put
up with such 2 rcvenEcful cuss."
lio rolled under the barb-wiro. for.
gctful of his own danger and anxious
TO save the other fellow. Going
few steps hc began 70 prancc and
moo likc n COW. This had tho do.
sired effect The bull wheeled again
and began q furious charge AT his
new enemy while Jim backed 60 the
fence, ready to slip on the other side
as soon aa safety demanded II.
Tho strange boy began running as
fast az he could and would soon be
safe Jim rolled under the fence.
busted himself OF and scrambled to
M road Then ha saw Art coming
[ from the woods NJ the road iittlc
way jim waited for him Rrimly
Wen. Art' hc sRid, as soon a. his
I friend waA in oarshot. ~ anybody
/ was ~ have told me you were such
u mean COwardiy yellow dog. ia
/ have punched his nose. Hut ! don't
/ want you to speak to me again"
| "Aw. saw" cried Art In surprise
/ I'm HWfully sorry but honestly
what good could have done by
! butting In? I'd only have lost my
temper and made things worse than
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

though IL Is possible TO do all the
painting at one time. Assemble tho
pieces, smooth the ends OF the wood
en- pins N they are used instead
OF the metal split key, ana paint
their ends white where they come
through the outside OF the body
and ears. with fine pointed brush
and smoothly flowing paint make
the eye, lines showing the mouth,
the wrinkles under the jaw, around
the mouth and upon the legs. Paint
similar lines upon the other side,
II the pins tit closely, but not so
tight that the pieces cannot he
moved the dog may be made to
take many life-liSe and amusing po-
sltions. II It Is desired to make a
larger dog, draw squares upon a
piece OF pasteboard which will be
large enough To make the dog OF
the desired size, copy the lines ARHd
locate the holes carefully maintain
ing their relations square by square,
cut the pastehoard out to conform
to the lines and PROCEED as described
above.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
The Chief Wants to KnoU

II a dose of linimenl would help
his jaZzing abilities?
Who filled his hat with pumpkin2
II you guys thought his brains
were leaking out when he put on
his hat?
II Gabe Winkler's teeth ever sun
burn?
II some OF you Eagle scouts
haven't passed your nursemaid
merit badges yet?
If not, why don't ycu practice on
him?
How many stretchers troop 4 is
going to need to handle that Collins"
Vile football squad.
What ever became OF Noah Bar
oeaus brain work
II you knew Mr.. Pritchard could
sing, I'm a Little Priarie Flower
and act wild at the same timc2
Who swiped Miss Ione's gum of
her typewriter?
Who said he couldn't whip a dog
in his office?
IL you don't believe IL, just step
in and he'll "h!T yoa.
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PETER PELICAN

shopping bag. like ladies carry.
when she calchcs a fish. she doesn't
swallow n right away, but drops IL
IN her bag. and when 1t Is full. she
flies 10 her fayoritc picnic grounds,
and eats them one at time. She
says she enjoys them more that way.
than gulping each one down as fast
as they are caught Our home is
on n sandy island, with no trees on
10 at nll. and tho only green things
are few stuntcd scrub palmettoa.
and mangroyc bush now and
then. 4 good part OF the island II
covered with nests ju.t Ike ours
and there muot be hundreds and
hundreds Of them And as there
are two eggs In each nest, you can
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

Bully. Boy" may be made OF
cigar box wood, though three ply
wood is to be preferred AS It Is not
SO likely 10 split while u Is being
worked The only tools necessary
are .he coping saw. q file and a
small twist drul. is inch with do.
Best results win be obtained II paste
board patterns are made, to make
these lay a piece ot pastcboard upon
table, place piece OF Varoon
paper upon IT, lay sketch OF Bully
Boy upon carbon paper and make
u tracing, following the lines of the
sketch carefully; the carbon paper
may be omitted and the lines prickod
through, or made with a tracing
wheel n preferred. Cut these pieces
of pastcboard carefully ~ the lines,
lay them upon the wood and mark
around them marking the holes ac-
curatoly First mark the bodies as
they are the largest pieces, follow
Ing the dotted lines under the legs
and marking the location ot the
holes; then the head, the two hind
less, the Two front legs the two ears
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
Troop -Four

Meeting was called to order at
7:l5. Roll was called and II was
discovered that 20 fellows were
present actually. Raymond Clark
was absent all together (he's usually
abs7nt.minded), but to cut out the
foolishness. he was up TO the sin.
clair machine shop passing two merit
badges twonder No. p. Bill Cheat
wood and his good for nothing bud,
Leon Cheatwood, were transferred
from Troop 10 TO Troop T. Ray
mond Wolverton was voted into the
troop $50 much for that. We have
been in Doubt for long time why
Linwood Handy had SO much hair
on his head, At last the secrets
been discovered Az or you know
the expression Grass never grows
on busy street
Treasurer. collecting dues; Fred
Van Shaick."
t'reaky-"Hugh"
TrcaSuror-"i cents"
Freaky Gas usual) next week"
Moody wants TO know
Why everybody calls him a Jelly
bean,
Why Paul Donnelly gets mad when
he secs his name in the paper.
Why Colllnsville beat us 27 20 o.
II we are soins 10 beat thym next
time.
Who accused him of being in the
kitchen by himself
Who told him he was football
coach.
II Drury Melone is still continuing
his Friday night actions. ..
II Bob stone still has his powder
puff (Moody wants 10 borrow it,
Nothing worth knowing.
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Published Weekly by
BOY SCOUTS

CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING FACE
been worse -talso betterl. The
decorations gave real Halloween
atmosphere to the games, a. special
feature being that we turned on the
juice 20 the tune OF 11O volts and
let the moonshlne in. although when
II. c. took his cap off there was an
unforcasted eclipse OF the moon. Our
first game of follow tho string"
met with Disaster because of the do
inRs of some enterprising electri-
clans. The refereshments were the
most popular part of the program
tas usuan aud on the whole the
games were a success.
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All Around the Circle

Lowell school has organized a new
troop There are 10 boys, scout
master and troop committeemeh'
This is the second school In Tula
which has troop OF Boy Scouts
Mark Twain being the other school,
". F. Garvin is the new scout
master OF Troop IL, at Bullette NJ
e. church.
a. C. Dunn, deputy field eyecu.
tive southwestern district. was a
visitor at local headquarters !as1
Tuesday.
The Tulsa Scouts acted as pages
ana guides at tho teachers conyen'
tion this last week.
Scouts who have merit badges due
them from last Court OF Hono,
please call at local headquartor5 anu
get them, as they are now In.
Next Court OF Honor will he held
Friday, November 25. All who VISA
20 obtain merit badges please NAYS
your applications in headquarters oy
November II, together with w
amount they will coat, IL only 'r'nI
~ de8ircdi applcations Will 'N ~N
cepted until November 20.
All scout leaders be at scouinas,
ters' and assistants council MohuHI
night at 1880 p. M, pt locaI h'A'
quarters, November Z.
II you have never heard one oI I,
j. Fitch's regular boy" spreohs'
you have indeed missed a big IausN,,
This is about the ugliest bunc. a,
boys l ever met and III oet u.GGi
not a>fellow here can crochet sa
Mr.. Fitch % the members OF lIoor
last Friday night. Mr. Fltcn' .ss
companisd by Mr.. Dunn ana ,,,I
CHIEF, visited Troop and ae Is uSuadi u'ad
wherever he goes was weieO'''
greatly.
A troop in every school should y
the slogan OF the Organization vi
the coming winter. II every slH0of
in Tulsa would support a ti9OP, ,,,y
scouts the membership OF TINS SoS
would be char ngad from 500 70 i'y,ss
From all appearances, ana MS
troop organization committee 80
on like II has in the last rev w "a
Tulsa will be proud to boast VI
more troops,
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Mr.. j. NJ. Lindly,
The Big Boss.
Dear Jawn:
I went to a big Halloween party
last night and l regretfully compre-
hend that the cider was hard on
one side. The crusis or some OF
them pies come of Noahie's wooden
sandlls and whoever made the other
part OF them musta changed their
mind when they was half way done
for ! never EXPECT 10 taste "A taste
like that taste on this universe. As
near as | recollect IL tasted between
a half boiled brick and piece of
gunny sack.
About 80 and 80 OF these scouts
down here contain only about "A haii
spoonful of brains and half % ~ ~
don't know nothing. Me and Joe
ana kube ana Pinot have s.,..,.,. a
troop and by cracky II sure huns
Worst troop for kondUckt II ever
seen. You can talk about salt on
a birds tail but II hain't got a
bit OF Influence on these guys down
here. There so tough you'd think
old satan had took a dislike to our
neiEhborhood.
SuspecetidlV vourn.
GABE WINKLER.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

Miss Conkcl. our LIEUTENANT being
away at college vatiS after Christ.
mas, 1t is necessary that a second
lieutenant be appointed. Rosemary
Mcclure has been selected by Migs
Day as the girl TO IN that position.
We are sure that >Rosemary will
make a splendid lieutenant. being
fully qualified to hold such office.
Folks, we Girl Scouts want your
support and good will. Read the
article when Was a Little Girlo
by Josephine Baskam Bacon. and
find out Just what Girl Scouts learn
TO do. With your knowledge W the
purpose of Girl Scout work. we are
sure you will he for us. OF course
when we say we" IL means every
gSl anywhere who is n member OF
the Girl Scouts, most particularly
Tulsa's Girl Scouts The article re-.
ferred to is In the November issue
Of the Delineator; do not fail 10
read II
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DO GOD TURN DAILY
49, ne Tulsa Council
| Of AMARICA

TIL the lure fades away In the cry
of the trees
The geese flying south in a lazy.
long row
Urge the wanderer on down the
beckoning vale,
And the wa.dc-cr cnvies ihc geese
as they go,
And he whistles the wanderers dlrge
OF the trail.
But the bright crimson call OF the
sun in the west
Is the call that the wanderer hears
with moan,
For the call of the sun is the call
he loves best
IT'S the call to the wandcrer Of
home, home, sweet home.
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November.

The first faint frost is in the air
And makes II Jolly cold.
The flowers hide their sleepy heads
Beneath the hardening mould.
The ninas and firs lift up their
heads
whore leaflcss trees abound,
And chipnunks seeking winter
homes
Run lightly DER the ground.
The hanks beside the little brook
Are empty now and bare,
And signs OF coming winter
Are noticed everywhere.
Tho emptv nests in tree tops
The bonfire's cracking cheer
Tho eirHfo I'm Gra0 ''Na's kitchen-
All tell that winters here.
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figure out how many little pelican
ld.cn We nave TO play with. And
how their mothers can tell which
arc their, liz more than ] can under
stand. as they all look exactly alike,
and they all make the same kind
OF II suuawking noise. But each
mother knows her own, and never
makes the mistake OF giving the
wrong ones the food she brings. A
funny thing about pelican children.
is that their faces look as old and
solemn as their parents, and no
mater how much FUN they May
having, whom n crowd are PLAYING,
no one could tell It from their
countenances, as they look as scri-
GUS and iNignified as their mothers
and fathers, and they look like 40
many feathered funeral directors.
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The Crimson Call
BY ToBf LaFoRGE.

BN TOBT LaFORGE.
The call of the earth and the sky
and the dim
Curling smoke OF the hills sends
the wanacrcr out;
Sends the wanderer out and over the
rim
on the tran OF the world: the wan
derer's route.
The can Of the wind lures the wan
TO the shimmeringl lakes and the
rivers and seas
Lures the wanderer out, lures the
wAnderer on .-.--.
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Run llghtly o'er the ground.


BERLIN--On of 500 Germans
owns an automobile. The approNi-
mate number OF registered motot-
cars In Germany at present Is 10000,
according to the Bcrliner Mittagszei-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

II someone would not like TO help
US I'm our scout work.
II anyone realizes how big .
responsibility II is for about seven
girls to carry the whole load.
II that Is not about enough COM
planning for one time.
II anyone has any, idea what the
great. big surprise Is.
II anyone thinks we are not alive
How soon we will get a full troop =?
II everyone Is not as anxious TO
know as we are to tell what we are
thinking about.
II any troop thinks we do not Won
der any more?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

The girls. are very cnthuri1s,lo
about organizing smashball ,aam
and We decided to begin pracu.lng
right away
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Enrrctnicnnt Trnnn q

Owing to 40 many Hallowonn
parties our attendance AZ the meet.
ing the last Friday night In October
was not as good as It should have
been.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

our captain attended the called
meeting OF all the captains at Mr.
Lindlty's request at bis office to
talk over the ways and means Of
getting a local council Mr.. Lind<
ley seems TO have given them a lot
of good advice. also some which com
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
Oak Troop ..

We had scout meeting last sun
day, and, although there were not
so many present. we made great
plans. No one could ever guess
what we plaTaed and we surely do
not Intend to tell you. 1t is going
to and aftcr 1T" You just see IL
we do not have a wonderful troop,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

Patrol had the largest percent
age of attendance at the meeting
Tuesday evening, six members OF The
eight enrolled being present.
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Found
The scouts who spilled the sugar in
front OF the drug store.
Edwina's last name.
The beginnings Of n good scout
troop at Horace Mann.
That you Can~Eet scout SUIT
ready made for SO, or cut and ready
to sew for $3.50. or material and
make your own still cheaper.
Three scouts who are going to
have new suits soon.
That Juanlta shouts !s q good
ironer Judging by the dress she
iruned for her ironing test.
That six out OF seven troops had
their news IN last week. Fine.
wasn't ~
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We certainly cannot understand
the absence OF our old scouts. II
we ever needed the support OF the
girls, Il is now, Why IL It, girls is
It anything we can do? | am sure
WE are ali proud to belong to oak
troop,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

Now, scouts, there are quito ,
number that are paying their dY,S
Cone on and get busy. Also Iat ~,
try to have IA good attendancs In
Patrol two and three as they a., in
Patrol one or find out why
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

We have a large class OF girls now
preparing for the second clas. trr
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Mrs. Franklin. Genevisve's mother
kindly furnished us transportation "a
and from Horace Mann school Mon
day afternoon. Many thanks, Mrs
Franklin.
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SunTIowcr Troop (

The treasurers book shows n bal
ance OK $3.50 November /.
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Troop three wants to know
Whose those -boys were that threw
eggs at us2
Why they all ran when We started
after them
Where Ruth u. and LcNere $.
got their eggs, and what they did
with them?
who ate tie most supper at the
party
IL that Is not a rather embarrass-
Ing question for the most OF us?
II Ruth n. and Louise T. don't
made a dandy negro bride and BRIDE
groom7
why everyone got the "giggles"
when tina was carrying beans on n
kni.e2
why tho booby prizes were better
than the first prizes7
II we didn't all enjoy ourselves,
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Scouts Lorana Vincents. Mildred
Thompson, Meiba Howard. Cen
We've Franklin, Grace Schooley,
Lenore Preisker. Elizabeth Miller,
Pauline Robinette. Virginia fenstcr-
macher, Frances Preisker and Ruth
May, accompanied by the captain
and lieutenant. went TO Horace
Mann Monday afternoon to assist in
organizing new troop OF Girl
Scouts. While the group was
small, their earnestness OF purpose
made up for the deficiency In mum.
bers. When we remember that our
troop, now consisting OF d4 active
members, started with only eight
girls, we know thst a small number
is by no means a discouraging fea-
ture,
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We haven't much news this week,
as we had a very short meeting last
leader Of BlQebeil patrol lcd> the
meeting.
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owl Troop

DO not forget our business meet.
ing November Ii.
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.r.u-r= 4EGGS 10y s=r-z
Be prrarsf /UONN DO Good TarH Daily
llusr=zrr EsasA ssaaS %YG ssAsSa -u.s1z

Patrol one has volunteered 10
work on Friday and Saturday. Mo-
Vembcr and 3, tor the Humane
society, and do whatever they can do
to aid any needy people Look In
this column next sunday if YOU wish
10 know how they succol lded In this
work.
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We sent in our news to the paper
last week. but through some mis-
take. It was printed under Oak
troop head.
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Many of our scout mothers have
been OF assistance TO III Ia various
ways. but one OF our scout dads
came TO the front tbs day OF our
candy saly. MIR. Howard, Anna
macs father. kindly donated the
service OF himself and car 70 assist
US In getting our outfit and candy
down to Hotel Tulsa.
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talns work. But II that's what u
takes to get a local council. WHY
well Just eat 1t up.
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gfalen Parks had Joined Troop
three and we arc very glad TO have
her
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The scouts are learning to con-
duct their flag raising exercise'
without the assistance OF their OF
ficers this week. Patrol five was u
charge last week. and Patrol six vii
have charge next week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

BereniCe Martin and LaNere
shosnfelt each received gold at
tendance star at the last meeting for
one years perfect attendance. They
are the first girls in Troop three
who have received any attendance
stars and we heartily congratulate
them.
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Gabe Back ot NOrmaIcy

Rooster Hollow,
Chucktown, Miss,
November /, 1891.
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Several splendid good turns
were given In answer to roll call at
the meeting Tuesday evening.