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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
Critcher Theater Tonight

Capacity audiences last evening en-
joyed oct of tho SHOWS" powerful
production at tho Critcher theatcr on
Northern avenue.
The scenes are laid around Quebec.
the picturesque Canadian northwest.
and far up into the Arctic circle. and
the story has all tho thrill and inten-
atty OF the far stretches Of forests and
tho silent snow country that breeds
strong men and faithful women
Tho story centert around Robert Hol-
iidsy. a member Of tho ROYAL North
west Mounted police. known to the
Indians of the Hudson BAY fur coun-
try as Storm Man" He is engaged
10 Ruth Hardy. founding and stu
dent at san Gabriel university
on the opening night OF the Quebec
carnival Ruth learns that her father
an outlaw fur trader. was Killed in
n scrimmaEo with the Canadian
Mounted Police by the man to whom
qhs Is engaged Ruth ls stunned by
tho nows. and breaks her enEagems Mt.
And Holiday in extricating himself
from the crime goes thru n series of
incidents that prove his innocence and
res;ors his claims to Euth's hand
Beautiful photoEraphy. excellent
technical work in every department
md capable acting combined with in
teiilEent direction make out NJ the
Shows" a photoplay OF distinction
Same play tonight at the Critcher the
ater
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03

questions and when the difference be-
tween them threatens to become
greater, Blair traces the source of the
letter to Mrs. Durand and forces her
to make a confession.
There will also be Hall Room Boys
comedy. "Oh, Baby" and a Pathe
News reel.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03

The egg production of the United
Stat-s In ia2n was 6GoNooNo standard
cases. with an estimated value Of
81 ,nS. ~ 600 A. the standard case
contains 10 dozen. the annual egg out
nut last year amounted to 1,olo. .onN
duacns, or 0ll,OO0.c00 osga.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03

A Brahman bull has been purchased
for the iberia Live Stock experiment
farm which is conducted by the United
States department of agriculture at
Jeanerette, La
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03

Most of the commercial Sudan grass
seed which is sold and planted thruout
the corn belt and the gulf and Atlantic
states, is produced in Kansas, western
Oklahoma. and northwestern Texas.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03

French ladies' of quality at one time
were fond of carrying tiny dogs in
their muffs. and these muffs were
called "doS-muffs."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09
GAMBLING HOUSE RAIDEO
Police Get Much paraphcnala Bul
Fail TO Get Members.

City officers raided the Plaza
apartments on Fourth street and EI-
wood avenue on Saturday nigh1 A'
about 8 o'clock and tore up and con-
fiscated about $3.50 worth OF gamD,
ling apparatus. No one was founh
in the apartment at the time OF the
raid and no arrests were made
The gambling apparatus was al,
in one room which was a regular
gambling den according To the "-
ficers who made the raid, Among
the paraphenalia DESTROYED, was
buzzer used as a signal when the
place was in danger Of luld.
large number of sets of expensive
dice and new decks NJ cards were
also unearthed. The place has been
watched for several weeks but OF.
ficers have not been able 10 ilnd
anyone In the building because OF
the way in which the den is ar,
ranged. Bob Allison, who runs the
Midcontinent race track is said 10
be the occupant OF the rooms.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09
Benny's Notebook

This aftirnoon 7 was wawkl,,
home and l saw my sister GladsJ,
wawking in frunt of mo with a ho,
looking" like a box OF candy. m.
thinking, G.
And quick hurried un and cavt
up 70 her, saying. Hello Giaddls vo,
dldent know | was in back of Won
did you?
NO, and I'm not especially ixci,ed
now that I've found 1t out, sed Glad.
dis.
Not sounding very incourarine
and | sed, Well. III wawk the rest
or the way with you enyway so you'll
have compiny.
The plezZure will be all ours. sed
Gladdis. Her still being mad me
Tor waking her un at O'Clock this
morning by playing handball on the
outsidt of her door.
And we kepp on wawking and az.
ter a vile | sed, o, you got pack.
idge. haven't you? Is it heyvy2
No, sed Gladdis.
was going TO say II II was heyyy
Id carry II for you, sed. and Glad
dis sed. How can little hnr with
] cakes Of soap in ii he heyvy, wy
don't you use little judgement?
Soap nuthing, like fun its soap,
leeve me smell, / sed.
Heer, smell, sed Gladdis And
she pushed II agenst my nose 50
hard it felt like a puntch in the
nose. and ! quick smelt and II was
soap all rite. me saying Hay, look
out who your pushing in the nose,
you don't need to think you're
everybody
And I ran 6 circles erround her %
make her mad and then decided not
to go home yet after all, and went
erround to Puds Simkinses
Proving polltehiss is libel to have
a bubble meening.
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Wynona, May >.
Grateful Acknow Icdgmcnt.

Editor World: I'm so glad OF your editorial
exaltation Of Napoleon in the world today, In
to ones expectation OF so great "a theme You
cannot get beyond Napoleon without transcend :
Ing earthly hounds The time refined lense or
historic truth. magnifcs more and more, the
greatness OF this greatest OF mon The soul
OF Napoleon, in its world pcrvadlng impulse OF
progressive energy ana achievement tantallZes
all time In vain, for his equal His endowmonts
Of mind and body In power OF endurance and
brilliaucy OF expression, dimmed into invisibll-
ity tho fame of all forerunners and followers
on the race course OF earthly fame, as doth the
sunlight the moon and stars In their heavenly
succession. over all the seas OF blood and
tears he shed, the truth acClaims him first and
best, In his bcncfactions Of liberty and equality
TO all humanity. From the least and lowest Of
men TO the greatest ana highest OF nations. ms
all embracing talent OF intuition, played It's
part OF universal bcttermont. Amidst the storm
like rush OF armies, and the crash OF kingdoms
into wrcckaEc his imghy mnd-like nature
herself lp everywhere sweep OF complete self
sufticiency-toolt all including note OF human
needs and with complaccut composurc
wrought rcspousiyely TO the utmost pltCh OF
human possibility rare attainment IN me
government ~ the world. Waterloo fell out
OF shecr force Of numbers, and cut not halrs-
breadth from the stately stature OF his glory.
All in all, ne remained alone atterward as be
fore. I'm his proWess OF peace and war craft No
mind above or beneath crown ever actually
learned and applied to civic uulltN, Tor the com
ronn GOOD Inc philoaophlc lessons of life, as
ala he 80 immcasurRhly, Once ne was asked
who was tho greatest woman In the world, ne
repliod, THE mother OF the most children
sordid view Of this estimate viii see IN man,
kind only "A fitness for the vocation OF blood and
death ON the fields of war, but Napoleon $
thought was of the priceless gift or hfe and
it's immortal destiny The peace and JOY in the
perennial pursuit and possession OF goodness
and truth, and what is greatest OF all, sweet
charity and The beauty Of it, beyond the eye
and ear OF clay 10 soc and hear, 1t has been
said OF only few ''WhCn shall his like
again" but OF none with a significance so ap-
propriate and exclusive, OF him who did not
die but lust began 20 live at -. Helena q hun-
dred years ago today. For Just and true tribute
to this man OF an men OF the world. / thank
YOU from my heart,
Sapulpa May 5, FRANK p. SMITH,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09
Chapter LXVII


"Oh, Gerry I'm so discouraged
This from Mary Ryan meant more
than from anyone else. She was in
variably so happy natured;. never
morbid. or down in the dumps as
so many of us arc at times.
what is It. Mary"
81 am so stupid l know hardly
anything. ! hadn't any education,
you know, except that | got in the
street and in the shops-not after
! was 10 years old
"You are smarter thas most girls
Mary, even II you could not stay in
school,"
"Oh, bIt Gerryl When l hear ed
uCated people talk, people Ike Gard %
ner Keyton. and you, why / feel so
ashamed. ! try to remember the
things you told me, but l say 'aint'
and words like that all tho time"
You can break yourself Of that
Mary, II you try" | said TO her. But
felt that same little stab because
OF Gartrher's detection that / had
felt the first time Mary went out
with him.
| had no thought of Gardner Ken
yon as anything save a friend, but
had seen nothing Of him since
the night OF the Weeds party when
he met Mary, and felt rather neglect
ed--eVcn though | had no reason to
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09
The Horoscope
-rhs stsro Incline bu, a 49,,
tCpt 1871 '.y Mcclure News,'. ~ psls

Astronlogers read this ss.a,--
ful day in which the pau,,,s. sY'0''
poets are hidden and urca,,,,. as
their effects on humanity
At this time there ma. t.
usual spell OF heat that br.,sa .'n 1n'
It scourage OF insects tb,, ..n m
make themselves felt later
The aspect seems to f.r,.,-,
man, heated debates In gargr,ss Wv
divisions over imporan, eYss,
of national policy.
Women at this time come una.
sway making for "A revival o,~
domestic instincts. TI. s,,s. Wv
clare that having attained to n.n'
cal equality they will have a ts,,
ency to revert to ancior, fasl.
While what appears 90 te
dictionary tendency 4. .,oa..-.
there viii be real progr..s ..ins !. NY
IT the secrs read the 81 .. s,,.,
and there will be gradual ,,ss
justment that will be b,n.Gcl,I y.
all domestic relations
The moon meets ne s,Ys,. -,
Mars and Jupiter in the b1ro,o,,'
OF the king Of Norway at trj. ,,p.
and he may have diff.,u0u.s n.ns
other powers. VIVA
The king Of Italy has hoer vs...
by astrologer that, whIc Tho f.,..
part OF the year may be- fay.r5ti ti. =. :.
MIN, the last part OF 1927 vU be y
serious import TO him Tho fr,r,,
or saturn at the end of Tho v"a'
bodies Ill for his power over "a, W
people. th'
Again diplomatic blurgs,s 81.
forecast. but they will not all a..
made by the United states W.
ing Is given. however, thar , f,.ai.-
representative will caus. scriaI.
EN- Embarrassment. ''o1'
The position Of Venus is s,voroh,.
TO children and the yourrrr sos.
ration VIII receive much qttsn,io, 4.
the coming year. ''
Thoaters are subject 10 rl,ro..
FORCES making for great irtorrs, 4
the stage and many in5o,o,s,..l y
theatrical enterprises. .
PERSONS whose birthdate i, bs,
me sugury OF serene. quie, ,o,,
business affairs will proceed ~ !,
usual.
Children born on this dsv r..
be quick-tempered and difiiGpl, y
please but they are likely In no rs.
usually gifted. '' u"'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09
The Woman Who LOved--and Earned
a STORY OF HOME

because of II.
Mary's anxiety 20 improve herself
showed plainly her interest in Gard
ner lie was an educated man, spoke
correctly and she naturally would
Ieel her deficiencies, especially IL
she were at all interested in him.
Perhaps Robert was right and
they would make a match 1t would
be good one for Mary.
'If / had stayed in the boarding
house with you a little longer you
would have learned me more, L"
Taught me-" / interrupted.
ou see' tears were in her eyes.
all | can seem to remember is not
To drop my g's as l used to-"
III you can remember that, you
can remember other things. Try NOT
70 say amt and that will make
your conversation sound much more
correct' a good many people use bad
words carefully, but it Is "A very bad
habit, and grammatical mistage,
For my own part, i like II i'm
mensley. But Mary you must not
become discouraged. Rome was not
built In "A day. Neither can correct
speaking be acquired all at once. ."
"Oh well, / don't suppose 1t makes
much difference! No one Is ever go
ing to want an Ignorant wife, so
should worry"
said no more, but once again /
had to give Robert credit for his
visions.
Robert was at home when / got
there, | saw at once that he had
been drinking. He was not drunk
by any manner of means, he was NOT
obnoxious in any way. hut he was
more talky than usual, and | no.
tiCcd liquor on his breath when L
kissed him.
Aren't you going to get ready for
dinner | asked after / had fresh
ened up a little. Robert was very
punctilius about his appearance and
invariably washed and changed his
collar II nothing more, before going
to the dining room
NO! I'm not going down to din
ner"
DO come down with me-" l urged
thinking it would be better for him
TO have his food and then some cof-
fee. you know how | hate going
down alone"
Then don't go!"
But It cost extra you know
whom they sent It up and II ism I
half 80 good
who said anything about send
ing It up" he was becoming pug
ndGlOuS,
But we must eat, dear
II have made up my mind not to
eat anything more in this Gamn
place, II | can't have "A home Of
my own. II II is only two rooms.
am through"
Through with what?" ! asked,
trying not 10 become angry at him.
Through with everything! What's
The use Of a fellow trying, when he
hasn't any heart in him ?"
80 you won't come down."
mo-" he almost shouted il at
mo. | said no more, but went down
alone, | thought he would probably
fall asleep,
/ hurried through my dinner, and
then carried his up 10 him.
Robert, wake up, | have your
dinner" I called switching on the
lights. There was no answer. Rob-
prt was gone.
TOmorrow--The Result
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

Being charged with the grave responsibility
of over upholding law and order We cannot
permit ourselves to suggest H.. but sooner or
later vigilance committee will be- formed 20
break up the organization that unques lonably
oSists Tor stealing motor cors The legally con.
Hitutcd authorities wnRed q losing battle against
horse thieves Tor years, but when the famous
old a. ". r A got into tho game. horse steal
ing speedily became ioH art Likewise tho
legally constituted authorities are absolutely
helpless today In their contcE with automobile
thieves. only when these cuprlts arc sum
farious prnrttce
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

The adion OF the student body Of the AEh-
cultural and Mechanical college at Saltwater,
in pctltoning the powers that bc to recall tho
appointment given !. B Eskridge. aS president
OF that splendid institution. and retain J. W.
Cont~eu. who recently resigned os president,
calls for an explanation. II was understood that
President Cantwelrs resignntion was voluntary,
but tho action OF the student body indicates
that II was forced and that the Eskridge APP
pointment ia purely political little Hight on
saltwater might help some
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09
a FOREIGN VIEWPOINT.

There ~ nothing 40 hopeless to Americans M
the average foreign viewpoint For the entire
period OF our national existence we have been
accustomed TO the gibes and wflfui misunder-
standings Of foreigners who come 10 nv for n
short stay gather material for a book. then
write voluminousiy as wide OF the mark as 4, 4.
possible for the mind TO conceive.
How impertinent ma we'll as impossible II
would appear for any people 10 sce in the nj
utude and policy OF the United states cause for
alarm so far az their own Interests are con-
ocrned Yet precisely that view is being ex-
pressed by Spanish statesmen and publlelrts
ono OF the leading Spanish Journals, in a recent
euitoriai on Spanish American relations, said:
NO one who Is nm average observer
rt,rahuIhg INC news OF happenings in the
united states can deny the existence there ,
OF current opinion dangerou, for the poace
or the world Publicists and champions Of
the new Imperialism there are fostering
this tendency OF the North American mind
to proclaim Itself tho mandatory aud cx-
ecutor of all kinds of provincial designs
They arc making the superiority OF their
race over all the other races of the earth
into dogma and are preaching the mecca,
power which shall become arm for per-
forming tasks oonfided to them by God
These ideas OF domination are those
which guide those men In cuba, Santo DO
mingo, Mexico and Panama, and nulfy
through their deeds ana conduct the Inn
nense moral value OF Washlngtons ana
IAncolns work, and denaturing the Monroe
Doctrine, transforming what was the liner
atipE cry OF America for Americans INTO
scheme of slavery and vagalagc. Europe
must use all her efforts for the gopd VT
America where Spain has hcr grea.oat
moral patrimony, and anyone who does not
see In the transatlantic continent the
greatest strength for the future human
task IL senseless or bind
There is very much that could he said about
such n statement; perhaps much that ought TO
he said. but little indeed that a genuine Amer'-
can cares to say. Ir rcaffirming our determine
tion TO attend TO our own business ana with
draw from moddling In European atfalrs Is
construed as a disposition to make the superi-
oritv OF our race a dogma" then there Ia
no,binr much that can be either said or done
The oharnct erisics ascribod us in the fore
going editorial are 40 absolutely foreign 10 our
nature as n people and 10 the facts that II
4. ,,npo,sible TO account for the error except
ing on the ground that the bitterness OF ma
t,onal defeat In 1898 has not yet become OBJ
u,erated in the land OF the Don.
But the views which arc being Expressed con-
corning us by other foreign journals are OF sim
liar tenor, and should cause TO felicitate our
selves upon tho narrow escape we made from
the dangers OF n European alliance. and In
addition spur us 20 renewed determination TO
live our own national life in our own way re-
rardlcss of the slings and arrows OF the old
world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

profcsror Elngoln ia given great honor and
accorded much distinction bocnuse hc devised
theory concerning something or other that
nobody knows anything about n the theory
has any human value that fact has not been
assorted. n cannot DE proven nor set disproven.
because the distinguished author cannot explain
IL 30 tho average man can understand It ana
therefore II is incapable OF rcfuiaton. Sec how
easy II is 10 gain fame? Just begin talking
about aoncthing that no other human being
Knows anything about.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

Self preservation IL the first law OF nature
Therefore the amalgamatod order OF derehct
husbands whose membership runs into the mil
lions, should take summary action against that
gink who discovered the spygmomenometer-
the thing that is said 30 detect with unerring
certainty when a person Ia telling a lie. It's
getting SO a person Is not safe anywhere. The
last personal liberty is being taken away
from us!
weli-meauing man clothed with supreme
authority yet laboring under supreme responS-
bili.y, gets nowhere II he delegates his author
lty TO others who misuse It. A well-meaning
man is complete a failure M an ill-meaning
man. unless ne exerts the strength OF character
20 write his intention into deeds performed
The sad case OF william Howard Taft illus
trntes the point we make and should be auf
foient 10 put all well meaning men guard.
After a well-meaninE administration OF utter
failure Mr.. Taft, standing for reelection, '"a-
cured eight electoral votes! Those to whom hg
delegated authority caused the humiliation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

Pilgrims 10 washington announce that the
ncw postmaster general has cleared out all
ceremony and rcd tape far ns his office In
oonoerned lie can bo seen at almost any
time by almost anybody. That IA fine But
can the boys got General Hayes TO see them2
That. they should remember, In what they go
TO Washington for.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09
Daily Biblical Quotation
May 0.

Tho Lord gave aud the LORD hath taken
away blcsecd bo the name Of tho Lord oh
J. 81
What Thou hAH given, Thou cand tako,
And when Thou wilt now gifts con make.
Al flows from Thee alone;
Whom Thou ddst give 81. II was Thine;
When Thou retookst u. Z was not mine.
Thy will In all be done.
John Austin
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

The Tulsa county authorities have every ren-
son for feeling oxultant over thoir achievement
in tho sperry bank robbng case. General
Freezing did well. but tho local authorities ala
much bottor-provlng that the need for General
Freezing was never acute.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

We were quite prepared for the news that
the legislature stands ready TO regulate the
price, production ana quality Of petroleum
with a sufficiently inslstent lobby the legisla-
ture would undertake. to regulate the sex and
color OF the next crop of babies
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09
Rcggs schools stay Closed.

by Associated Press state Wire
OkM ULGEE, May With more
than Is cases of trachoma and fully
as many of smallpox i'm Beggs. the
schools OF the city which We're closed
down Thursday, will not reopen this
year, IL was announced tonight.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

n Mr.. Hughes note caused the German caoi-
not TO fall II was never foundauoned very
broad and deep. MIR Hughes merely told tho
German cabinet. In language couched In diplo-
matte terms. to cease playing horse and get
down TO business.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

It was to be expected that Tulsa men would
figure prominently In the Kentucky turf event
But think OF the name of Harry Sinclair lead
ing that of Harry Payne Whitney In horse
racingl Verify It Is the new day!
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

Edwin Jamee writing from France. says the
backing and filling Of Lloyd George has aroused
much bitter feeling In the minds of rrenchmen,
Is that SO? They say the French cannot be
duped indefinitely by scheming politician
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

Az near as we can get IT, the supreme court
merely nffrms that there was no Newberry
law to be violated, and tho senate Is willing to
aoccpt the decision without filing motion
that Il be made more specific
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

Most everybody knows what It means to
start repairing anything--one continues TO find
more and more 20 do That seems 90 have been
the experience of the Chicago young woman
whose legs were SO upnightly that she had them
broken in several places in order that they
might be struightened up and she be able 10
appear as a public dancer The result was so
gratifying TO tho young woman that now sho
is demanding a one-piece bathing suit OF an
unusual daring designs -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

The dispatches say that 500 Nanks with their
European brides are to he sent nome Th'S lS
one kind OF foreign invasion thnt the pend'ns
immigration law does not seem to Adequately
meet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

An lnaulmtive person writes TO ascertain tho
difference between a wildcat and a Wild woman.
we know but we are passing the question on
TO our readers
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

Germany and Japan are battling for control
OF the narcotic trade Let them. Let the two
OF them use all OF tho narcotics available
Maybe that will cure them Of what ails them,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

Announcement is made that the United states
will enter the foreign councils after all. unclo
came home but refuses - stay That's one OF
tho bad consequences Of gaddug about