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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28
MAY COST MORE
TO PAVE STREETS
Contractor Says Price of
Materials and Labor
Higher

That prices of paving materials
ana I,b,, r,y, ,,t b.., r,d,,,,5 d,
tnose OF pi'""' dAFs' 'nhl Inn'f l'
higher. and that th, price Uf paving
has been reduced al pv,fy ppUu.tu.
,tt,, ,,r,.,.,.,.l t.. .,. ...f., ....
Tue u''i"I''l'. "i ]. y. 'i'F, pres.
dent OF the standard Paving com.
panv. bcfnr, fn. MAYOR at.. ,,r,
,,,i,,t..,.... .r....t..
true h'd io.t 'HA' sold f.r ~ "
Ton h'i"'c jb" war r'W fl1" 3D.
toh, sand lhhi .nIi .u 'nus. 11t"
iof " o. 'Iu'1 5'.d. BIS i"" 81 90 l'.
l.Ner'u. Ih"ul .N'.H 30 gents 1n uHI'
mat i"iInrl' .''t ." .'nl7 "n h"H'
ana uo lahutur 'Hn 1.-Two uI ,DF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28

She docsp'tseem 10 be breath
ing. Ican't find any pulse"
"She'o deed" said Or. Pock-
man, "Of an The rotten luck. "
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28

According 10 roports from War
saw, Poland, the police there have
arrested man by the name of
Wolfe Llud'urcld, alias william
Llndc. as o suspect in connection
with tho wall street bomb explosion
of September lG. 1920, The police
say the. made the arrest at the re-
quest of tho American department
Of Justice and claim the man con
fcsscd TO his part in the crime. The
photo shows Dr. Paul Aitcndorf.
who i9 mentioned in the dispatches
ms one of the Unietd states secret
service operatives who traced Lin
deufeld To Warsaw and caused his
arrest. Doctor Altendorf is here
shown In the uniform of colonel In
the Mexican army. llo held that
rank while unearthinE German plots
against the United states " Mex
leo during the war.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28
HALF MILLION NINE DEAL

Chewing Gum Wriglcy and Others
Take In Three Mine Properties.
Special 20 The World.
PlCHER, Dec, 27,--According to
information from reliable sources.
a big deal IN mining property. in
Volying a half million dollars. has
been practically consummated, and
viii be formally closed as soon as
the details can he arranged.
II is stated that the Homestead
Blue Ribbon and Muncie mines III
this district have been sold to a syn
dicate composed OF the Mathiesor
a Hegeler Zinc Co, william WrlB
ley, the millionaire gum manutac
turer OF Chicago. and other asso
ciates. These mines are an goo'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28
STILL DETAIN MRS. FRENCH
Federal Authorities Hall to Comment
on Arrest of MIfc OF "Mnnlpi,lniO tor"

CHICAGO. Dec. 27.--Fedcral au-
thorities today refused to comment
on the arrest In San Diego, Cal, Of
Mrs. Charles w. French, wife Of the
alleged Co-conspirator OF Honest
John" w. Worthington In alleged
s25, 900 900 swindle scheme.
Mrs. French. according to word re-
ceived here, was arrested nj san
Diego. charged with using the mails
to defraud and was held In default
of $4,000 bonds. II is Understood
her arrest was caused by federal au-
thorities here as the result of their
investigation OF the activities OF
French and Worthington.
WoTthington and French are de-
clared to have been the head OF n
syndicate alleged to have negotiated
deals involving millions OF dollars
worth of spurious stocks and bonds.
Both are awaiting trial on the
charges.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28
TRAFFIC COP TOO SEVERE
OIL Man Goes to Hospital as Result
OF Officers Blow.

special TO Inc Wotlus
ENID, Dec. 27.--Marx Truitt, To-
cal oil man. is In an Enid hospital
critically III. Several years ago
while making an overland trip, the
car he was driving needed some
Temporary repairs and he stopped in
wellington, Kan, where he took the
car 10 garage. Later speeding
the car TO discover II It was all right
for further travel, he was halted by
a policeman. A controversy fol-
lowed and the officer hit Mr.. Trultt
on the head
The doctors In charge OF the case
think this present trouble IL closoly
associated with that incident. lie
was removed TO the hospital from
his home after losing consciousness
on Saturday morning. lie slowly re-
gained consciousness sunday after
noon. A section OF the skull two
inches by three inches was re-
moved, the physicians say. The OPP
timistic belief is that he will re-
cover.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28

turned !mpusively to Sutton, put her arms around
his neck, and took his kiss as passionately as he
gave It.
1t lasted but a second. She stepped back against
the portieres. Both seemed hotly embarrassed.
Then ne encircled her waist again. she drew a
swift agonized breath and lurched forward against
him in dead faint
"Sadoul Sadoull "Your girl-the girl you brought
with you has tainted. Find DR.. Pockman and
come up.
Sadou and Pockman. in gorgeous costumes but
unmasked, entered together in few moments
Pockman bent over her; Sadoul and Sutton
watched him. She wore stays-there was not
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28
Restored to Life After
Being Dead 10 Hours

The successful transfer of iving glands and its effect
upon the reSMrrected is the tremendously interesting
theme OF the nee'est and greatest Chambers novel,
From Chapter l.
The Takers in January Hearst's Information;
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28
INGERSoLLS ON THE RocKs7
Involuntary Petitions In bankruptcy
Filed Against Watci, Manufacturer.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2I,---An insoi-
untary petition In bankruptcy
against Robert II. Ingersoll and
brothers, watch manufacturers, was
filed in tho United States district
court today by tho National City
bank, the chase National bank and
Hathaway, Smithfoids and company,
The creditors declare the COM
panys liabilities are In excess of
$4,000, 600 and It's assets, exclusive OF
good will, in excess OF s2.0O0.00O.
The company has manufacturing
plants In Trenton, N. j., waterbury,
Conn. and Chicago.
Edward IL. Childs was appointed
receiver.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28
MINER DIES FROM WOUND
Took shot at Judge and Is Prompt
ly Killed by Marshal.

SpocIaI 20 Tho WOfId'
PlCHER, Dec. 81, Fred Bryant
80. "a miner employed at the King
Brand mine north OF this city near
Treece. Kan, died at the Picher
hospital Saturday night from the
effects OF gunshot wound inflicted
by Marshal Woodruff In n pistol
duel at Treece. which Is across the
line I'm Kansas. Justice of the Peace
j. G. Huggins Of that place was also
shot and is lying at his home dan
gerously. though perhaps not ia
tally, wounded.
was arrested. but not dlsarmed, and
taken before Huggins, When the
marshal attempted TO take his
weapons from him he whipped out
IA revolver and shot the justice, and
was himself shot by the marshal,
with the result stated.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28
DOUG FAIRBANKS HARD UP


He Hasn't Even Got s7OO, 600 10 His
Name, senate Committee IL Told.
WASUINGTOS, Dec. 27--"Doug
Fairbanks hasn't 37O0,O0O to his
name. don't think he had $4,000
up 20 the time he put on tho Three
Muskotecrs.
John Emerson who directed Doug
In the latter production today, gave
this Information to tho senate
finance committee conducting n
hearing on the tariff.
HE borrowed s75O,0 900 to put on
The Three Muskcteers,' added
Emerson. who declared there were
not three stars in the industry who
were overpald.
Talk OF fabulous salaries paid
stars ls only for the consumption OF
the public, Emerson said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28

CEORGE Derring Is giving dance at his studio
NJ apartment tonight" said Sadoul one day to
Glda after their return to New York. "If you care
to come you'll have of those good times you're
always wishing for. II will be gsy-a masked affair.
All the men dress kings; all the women as queens.
You have that wonderful green costume you wore
at the Julian ball, haven't you2"
She nodded. Her eyes, which were emerald
green, widened.
I'D like to CO." Gilda said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28

by a chemical process invented by
Il French scientists flesh is made
Transparent to aid medical students
to study anatomy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-07
THE BEES COME HOME

6sf''F
There was q horrible buzzing near
TO the sycamore tree the button-bali
tree, you know, where tho Brown
Bear boys were hanging by their
tocs).
Butterleali Brown Bear. tasting
honey, looked around in alarm. "Oh.
Jiminyr' no said to Billy.Bunch.
here they comet Here come all the
bees, home"
Billy Bunch, licking his fingers.
stopped long enough to reply: "oh.
don't worry. Daddy said he'd stop
them II he heard them coming"
But Butter.Ball looked worried.
Tho z-z-zing sound was coming
nearer, and Mr.. Bruin wasn't max
ing any attempt TO stop them. Mr..
Bruln was provoked at his sons: 30
was Mrs. Bruin, for she had head
ache and wanted her honey. Butter
Ball and Biily-Bunch were not only
taking their time, but all the honey
as well.
"Z.z-z-z-zzr' came the sounds. still
nearer.
Now, II sounded like -Z-zz-z-zr'
to the bear boys. and II would do
you and me. but neutrality-suspicious..
this Is what II meant In bee-lan-
guage: "Forevermore What are
these things hanging outside our
house7" 1t was Mrs. wild Bee talk
ing.
"They look 10 me like two very
large appetitesl' Mr.. Bee Informed
her.
Nothing OF the sortg' snorted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-07
Confessions
of a Bride
BY ALTMAN
BY PARKS
5ovyrtghtsA. 1871. By the NsWspa0ss
Enterprfss Association
BEAUTY BANKRUT


Never did I expect to zee anothH
girl ~ lovely ~ Katherine Mnse
thought. as I stood by her CONN
She had bewitched many men: sho
had nearly destroyed my home.
Never again would I behold -
beautiful . woman. but would -
many who initiated her methods Il
love. women INSCRIPTIONS In love
women who cheated In love. and
somehow justified their conduct I
had known many and / would know
more pretty girls who infrfnged On
the rights Of wives willfully and
without regret
Well. Katherine had been moro
fortunate than most Of them. She
had been spared the penalty Of grow.
ing old. BY dying. she had defeated
old age which by robbing her Of her
beauty would have robbed her Of her
power over men.
But from most Of the trespa1sxD
In love. girls who have no sense ok
the wife's rights girls who never
think at all about the other woman
from them old age would exact IT.
bitter penalty.
The days Of 4 womxnfs ago are
long and the days Of her youth are
very short, and she who gambles an
on her beauty goes bankrupt for
most OF her life.
One cannot excuse an Of the tres.
passes, the girls who flirt with mar
ried men. the girls who refuse to ad.
init that a wife has rights which
must be respected. the girls who L.
more a mans children as wen n his
wife-one cannot excuse all Of them
on the ground that they hack
brains.
Some Of them are clever enough
to earn fine salaries In the business
world-but they smugly refuse to
apply their intelligence to ethics
and morality.
Time makes the trespassers pay.
In them are no resources for meet.
ing old age in dignity, and peace.
Robbed by time of the 1attery and
admiration of men. they would nag.
and fret their days away.
Yes. Katherine in her coffin was
more fortunate than they.
The funeral left mo exhausted.
But Chrys had to be guarded. and
SO resumed my nightly vigil b.
her bed.
Jordan Spence asked me many
questions. and confided an odd the
ory to me He believed that ChryI
frances had been induced by fear.
But her fear was not of the man
who had startled her In the cellar.
IL was a deeper dread.
/ had told Spence Of tho summons
Certeis had sent her. She was to
bring the royal gems to Berlin. was
to arrange with him for bribing the
Russian communists who had i'm
prisoncd him.
Perhaps her sieep-her trance
Is her shield-hcr refuge" Spence
explained.
Go Re Continued
Copyright 1891. N. K Az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-07

man could suffer. Then some one
advised me to take Lydia +. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound, and ]
took It until / was cured and saved
from the operation. have told wo-
men Of your wonderful medicine
times without number, and ! am will
ing that you should use these facts
and my name IL you like. l also used
your Compound during the Change,
and / can do all my own work but
the heavy part, and can walk miles
every day as help my husband in the
Office. - Mrs. j. II. MEYER, Az South
Orange St., Orange, California. i.
A great many women who suffered
like this have been restored to health
by Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Comnound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-07

Mrs. Bee. furiousiy. They're bearsl
And they arc eating our honey.
Come on. everybody" she called
back to her sisters and her cousins
and her aunts. who were following
Lets chase Them
"Ouchr' screamed Butter-Bail m
the bees swarmcd over his eyes and
ears and nose and everywhere else.
"Oooo-eee!' yelled Billy-Bunch. rs
the bees did the same thing to him.
They both let go at the Same time
and came down with thump.
Even Nancy and Nick and Flip
pety-Flap. waiting In the bearS
house under the old oak tree, heard
them. Him. said the fairyman
grimly. Somebody's dropped more
than a remarkr'
Go he Continued
Copyright. 1921, N. f.. Az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-07

Seattle Man Writes Beau
tifui Tribute for Moth
ers' Day.

Dear Miss Grey; An OF the beau.
tlfui things Of life come In twos and
shrecs. stxcs and dcnens. Lots OF
roses. lots OF sunsets. lots Of stars.
lets Of rainhows. lots OF aunts.
uneics. brothers. sisters and cousins.
eu, only one mother In all this wide
world.
Every mother is Madonna: every
mother Is a creator and every moth
er has given something TO society.
n her sons and her daughters are
honorable mon and useful noble
women she has rendered humanity
q great and everlasting service. A
mothers love Is everlasting. IL IN
The same today. tomorrow and for.
aver. A mothers love is the per
&c OF the heart: Il has wrought all
kraeics Of art X IL the real love
lat suoducs all the earth aud gives
) sweet music all Of tho way from
the cradle song 10 tho grand closing
symphony that bears the soul away
on wings OF firc--a love that IL
greater than power. swcetcr than
life and stronger than death.
j. w. LEVY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-07
Cow Country
(Ccntinucsl Prom Yesterday,
ny n. NJ. BOWER
Copyright isfi. By Litii. rrvwH

Continued From Yesterday,
Jerry picked up Pop. clamped his
hands over his mouth that was try.
Ing to betray them. and slipped away
thru the brush. Bud following him
They reached the safe screen OF
branches and stopped for a minute.
Hoofeeats sounded from the main
road Dave and his men were com.
Ing.
lie heard Honey curse rop for his
neglect OF the kitchen stove at that
hour OF the morning. Heard. too.
her questioning OF Dave Had they
found Bud. or Marianf
III you got 'cm together, and
didn't string 'em both up TO the near
est tree"
bud bit his lips and went on. his
face afiame with rage at the british.
ness Of girl he had half respected.
Al the rocks Eddie was waiting
with stopper. They slipped back
down the trail.
Jerry came after a little. Il packed
him down into one OF them stink
holes and united his feet and left him
10 scramble out best way he can"
He'll put them on our trail. I
suppose" said Bud.
When he gets 10 the ranch he
VIII Wed best not leave any tran."
by devious ways Eddie led them
out OF that sinister country surround.
ing the Sinks.
We're going 20 ride tili we find
your SISTER" declared bud. And N
those hell-hounds got her.
They didn't from the way Honey
talked" Jerry comfortcd wen
find her at Laramie"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-07

Itss a 100 20 1 shot that aitho Elm.
stein received the freedom OF the
ely In New York the cops would tell
him to move on II he tried to park
. car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-07

ago three doctors
said / had to have
q serious opera
ton. ! had = tu-
NOR, and ulcers
which would gath.
er and break. !
had displacement
so badly that j
could hardly sit
down at times,
and IL seemed asif
II suffered every
thing that q wo-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-07

&'&A s*AA1' WV NVAtl INV W
Frise the answer 20 the letter signed
a Man OF as His letter was good
from his viewpoint. but cannot see
Ihcw he could justify q mans wrong
Going by saying Men are not re-
)Wonsthic for the double standard as
has existed for a long time--he
III not create it." II Is true. he.
himself. did not invent Il. but he
dhould do his part 10 do away with
Some girls do wrong. but that
you'd not justify all girls doing
wong. How can these so-eallcd men
AAvc the nerve TO expect TO get a
pod Eiri for a wife when they know
Atey have not been good themselyesg
Dnot see how any one can ca
ect 10 get more than he gives
l ,cordey " rsen crcr realise ,chaf
their raorais rscnn TO ,romen. Just
AfAtnk ho,c q man wouid feel II ne
raesr that In order 10 haze his otcr
|hsidren. his horc. cfc. Nc sconid
Aare 20 fake some girl he conid not
|Dore because Of her coarse common
Ncruisf or course. some men will
NY. let women who feel like this
stay single and adopt children" No.
that will not answer. Every girl
wants her own children. not the chill
1ren Of some one else. and longs
With all her heart for q man TO BE- n
pal and sweetheart. but how can she
make pal OF man who Is not good
morally? DO not think men know
What love really II To me II Is
honor. truth. kindness and purity. NO
you see II would b impossible to
ELOvE . bad man Halt the MAR.
rtaoes are passion. not lore at all.
Some men win tel you there are lots
let good men. yet the very thing that
they excuse In Q man they would
can bad In . girl !. however. don't
altogether blame the men. for l think
women are too kind TO men and ex-
eu4 their faults too readily. Men
\ not 20 kind to women: they ex-
more Of Us than we do OF them.
bmen like 10 expect ~ much from
men ~ they do from women. and n
thy do not expect ~ much then
thy unconsciously look down on the
ukn. A roraR srdrfs q strong MAN
~ II has beea suggested az a
means Of raising the standard Of 80
en71ed mcs 10 true manhood. for
Uonen to refuse 70 marry any man
uho has NOT y az good life az
she has TT srh1f this sconid
|Reas to ssen- i seems men do not
know what constitutes n man. They
mink the more bad habits they have.
he more lustful lives and the COM
homer they are In general. the more
" man they are This In not man.
hood. Men who lead the above kind
~ lives have yet to become men.
Manhood u honor. strength to do
Dool, and truth NOT BADNESS.
nIf I we're married would want
husband to go out occasionally
have q good time with his
[ff31Io2 and. therefore. would have
10 tfusf him absolutely. but IL knew
- had lacked selfrcspcct before
Marriage, how could ! trust him
5anv srsrcs pretend 10 trust their
fUGBANDS. but IN their hearts are
poSr1cd oil the time. This IL Why
harriage Is losing It's attraction for
komen. and all who think deeply will
lagree that something should be done
% prevent this from going further.
When one thinks of all troman
Meams to . man. you scouId think he
UouId do everything ne could 10
|Dvops attractive to her. II seems 10
ne the deal men give women Is due
a Ia~k NJ apprecfafion
A GIRL OF "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-07
::$$f$e3gFE2 Il; R@;'j'K!1
By Mabel ClclNnh 4
Page 357
LIBBY

a skin IKE a safior. she had oars
iigh, enough for her tiny hands.
and often acted as fcrryrnan
when people wanted to cross from
ono side Of the dough 10 tho
other.
This day I am telling you about
she stood on the shore watching
tho men walk back and forth
across the plank from tho Eranary
dosx TO = seow.
The water was fun OF unusual
eddies and twists and big pieces
OF driftxvcd swept past
The fnen OF the reow wcre 70
used 10 seeing her handle her boat
thns sisey forgot how iit1s she
WA and one Of them called out
that he had forgotten something
and the tide wns goinE out 10
fast he couldn't get to shore TO
get H.
TN bring n out to you IN my
boat Libby called back. with
never = thought Of the extra
water from the rivers flood or OF
the heavy driftwood In the way.
Out rhe went and reached the
scow safely. Her mother saw her
ms tho little steamer pulled out
with tho scow: saw the rkiff bob
hing like q cork In tho waves;
Jaw the swirlinr logs BEARING
down upon the fran craft. and g.
year.oid Libby trying TO row back
20 shore against the outgoing tide.
fro he ContinucD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-07

Aunt Sadie had begun her
housekeeping with only tho open
IRE to cook by. but when mother
came. father had managed to re,
a real cook stove In place for her.
and the home was much more
comfortable
The twins aid . Deal Of taking
between themselves a. TO who
should stay and who should GO.
and then they came to . fine con.
ciusion
TN ten You. cried rfa. W.
can both 80 with Aunt Sadie And
the boys can stay with mama
same ~ they always have 80
off they went again. because this
time mother knew II was hess for
them to be IN school and wildly
island had the nearest school
One day when Libby was q
years old. q steamer came up the
slough for grain Once every
week this boat came from Seattle
with mall and the things people
needed to buy. and carried back
grain. and potatoes and things
from the farmers. I, was spring.
and the skagit river had overflow.
ed It's banks. and when the tide
came IN and met the back water
from the river there was some.
thing like a real flood.
Libby had grown up on the
.sioughs and at Q she could handle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-07
SUFFERED ALL A
WOMAN COULD
Mrs. Meyer Finally Found
Relief and Health in Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound

Orange, Cal. II always feel very
grateful TO YOU. rs some twenty years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-07

THE END
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-13
New York Money Market
New York Produce Market
New York. July l.

New York, July 10.
WHEAT-Spot strong; No. red and
No mixed Durum 140 c / f track to
arrive: No. = hard winter TAG c i
late July; No 1 Manitoba 175 +
track to arrive.
CORN-Spot strong: No. yellow
and No. white IS: No, mixed S4i.
all New York three-day shipment.
OATS-Spot firmer: No. 1 white 40.
LARD-Firm, middle west 1850
1905
BUTTER-Firm: receipts f6,645;
creamery higher than extras 40a a Al:
do. extras 80 score 39& a 40; do. frsts
IS to 81 score 37@39; packing stock
current make No 2 20.
EGGS-Irregular; receipts 27.4SS
cases; fresh gathered extra irsts SEA
az: do. frsts go IS: state. Pa and
nearby western hennery whites firsts
to extras 42650: do. brown extras 40
G42: do. gathered browns and mixed
colors firsts to extras 80 q IS; refriger-
ator firsts 33a 50.
POTATOES-Wea Jersey bag 200
$500; Long Island 200@$25.
CABRAGES-Wea Jersey crate
100G175; nearby barrel 100.
Large offerings of Porto Ricos and
Philippine Island centrifugals today at
al cents c t, aggregating 100000
bags. met with a poor response from
buyers. who took only about 2S.000
bags of Porto Ricos and 124" ions or