The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

>,7-y YORK--Animals are exactly
E'r,,n beings in that they have
lSe r,e nu emotions. including love
1 me ~, sn,o tbe same desires and the
auu eyuressions, according TO
'aug g,,ov Evlcy Cooper, circus press
Joll. short story writer and novel
agsnI has watched and loved all
M ~, ~ of animals for many years;
Hgr''-irg his long association with
Di5.o, of the forest and jungle"
Coorer has formed the habit of
ssss.fying persons on an animal
bass bass, dav IN the street, for ex-
w saw a human hyena," eN-
aH.isrcd Mr.. Cooper. THE man had
4 ma filthy. loathsome look OF
=, imal counterpart. The hyena
U'ef n murderer. lie Is the out
~ the entire animal kingdom.
- b.. kind will have anything
\ !. AZ with him. The man to whom l
i W. referred doubtless held the
,,me position in society.
'-' Recall Certain Woman"
. ar ysrau a certain woman on the
,..ip coming east" continued Mr..
Toonar T1 NV attention was directed
bcr nv her colorless face. her pale
,,os The rurtiveness OF her every
\ ,i,, There [ said 10 myself, is a
brman leopard IL there ever was
one ,u...,,.o,o,,o-
,r. N ali beasts. Ifo will be quiet,
4 cbS5ienf seemingly content. All the
,b0e underneath his gllstening coat
bs Il watching, waiting. one day
,bs trainer, the feeder. luiled into
s,ors safety by his tameness, will
I make a careless move, and bling!
o,,t shoots a lightning claw TO disem-
howell the victim. Tho human leop-
4 "a is by no means an infrequent
4 prowler in llfc's zoo.
+ ION the circus lot, among the anil
; mails, | have seen Jealousy, insanity
1 baIlucination the highest kind Of
lave. Including mother love; the
4 ,.ercest brand OF hate, trickery, cum
4 ming. revenge, gratitude. The only
desire I will exclude as not being
common 20 both humans and ami
mails n the desire for money. There
/, a concomitant desire, however.
II is horsemeat. Horsemeat is the
currency exchange Of the animal
Kingdom.
Criminals GO Crazy"
'When In the tide of circus events
Il becomes humanitarian TO kill some
poor old broken-down horse to
which life has become an agony the
animals seem 10 sense the situation.
They 20 crazy. roar and howl and
trumpet for their portion of the
spolls
| AS an example OF love, unre-
| Quilted passion, fatal jealousy, I must
cite the case of Beaut, Duke and
| Prince, the eternal triangle in the
/ Ion cages Prince was n full-blooded
lblack Nubian. a massive, splendid
fellow, but a killer. His heart was
/ laid at the feet OF Beaut, queen of
The lion colony. She did not favor
his suit, nor did We. Beaut was of
finer stock, and we did not care to
breed another killer.
after a while we noticed another
slitor was seeking Beaut's affection.
hs was Duke. a big-hearted. good
looking, jolly sort OF chap. with no
caye,ion proclivities. Beaut, surren-
dered happily, and they were mated.
Three round, healthy little cubs
came along TO bless the union. But
tragedy watched around the corner.
The fires Of jealousy famed in the
heart OF the villainous Prince.
n "There Was Roar"
Y "1ne day Beaut was in the arena
while her cubs romped over and
around her as playful kittens will.
,Duke had returned to his home.
suddenly there was n roar, flash
10y tawny- skinned furry, and
Prince having broken from his
cage, leaped into the arena. Before
even mother love could protest it's
own Prince had killed the three
II cubs children pF bto botaJ ,i,oI