The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13

Have you seen the liar who only
wants money for the good he can
do with it?" asks ID. d. Bailey In
After Three O'Clock" of Tulsa.
Lea NJ. Nichols, editor OF Bristow
Record, Is in his glory when BURST
ing someone's pet bubble, as the fol-
lowing indicates: 1T is amazing
how mans enthusiasm for So
cial revolution cools off when he
works enough to get about SIPS in
some bank"
In every editorial and news story
that the Durant Democrat has
printed, in which the victory OF
Walton is mentioned, It appeals 10
the party TO adopt Harmony" as
its slogan.
The Beggs Independent remarks
that Sam Hold bemoans the fact
that the blacksmith business is so
bum that the horseshoe pitching fra
ternity had 20 take a layoff.
II the jerks News keeps on It
will make real city out OF the
hustling little town just south OF
Tulsa. II is ever on the sidelines
roofing jerks on TO better things.
The spirit IL we'll displayed in the
following: 1T Is said that Glen
pool Is arranging for a real com
real fair, too7 Think II over. why
shouldn't we?"
We have too much reverence for
book learning" and not enough un-
Outstanding for the differences be-
tween acquired knowledge and ac-
quired ability TO think, says the Ma
dill Record. II is education which
teaches thinking, not dates and
facts alone, which we all need. II
Is not only more schools, but better
schools that we must have.
The result OF the recent primary
was quite surprise to many, re-,
marks the Barnsdall American. Yet.
as American citizens, we are ac-
customed to surprises.
The Bartlesville Examiner says
that there will be something IA
miliar about the restaging OF
congressional fight between Bert
! Chandler and +. b. Howard. Chand-
| Ter won the last engagement, hands
| down, but Howard has congres.
sional session to attack instead OK
| to defend In this campaign and
| hopes TO change the result.
Trying to get through the world
| by crookedness and trickery is very
much like trying to drive nails
| through the tail OF a lion In the
| expectation of being able TO get
away before the animals grabs the
wielder OF the hammer, the Ada
News comments, turning TO apho9'
isms
Court martial for general is one
| OF the midsummer diversions sup
| piled by the trimming camp, says the
Henryetta Free-Lance.
| The politicians play up to the man
| in the street, while the motorists
run him down, says the Guthrie
| Leader.
The average married woman has
a pretty good sort Of husband nut
| she Is afraid of making him con-
ceited by telling him so, says inc
| Duncan Banner.
In 1850 Emerson wrote; 'lt Is
| said the world Is in a state OF bank.
ruptcy that the world owes the world
more than the world can pay ana
ought to go into chancery. and ne
| sold" Many are saying TODAY wnaJ
Emerson wrote 72 years ago. TVs
world, however, did not go to pcf
after 1850. Instead II moved tnto
golden age OF commercial eAphh-
sion and increasing prosperity IN
the form of higher standard OF Nv
Ing. Express.
| pessimist is a man who thinks
all the world is against MIN, ana
when he thinks that he Is right 96'a
| times out OF every 100, remarks ths
Mangum Star,
An ex-senator, aged 90, has been