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Let This Mind Be in You.

Let this mind be in you, which was
also in Christ Jesus. Let nothing be
done through strife or vainglory; but
in lowliness of mind let each esteem
other better than themselves.-Philip-
plans = ., 3.
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Just Think Of IT.

If they had had gland treatments in
Methuselah's time he might have been
living yet.-Pittsburgh Gazette Times.
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"That's 4 IIe-that's a lie and
you know t."
tTo BE coNTINUED)
"Llttie corpor.ls

Little Corporal" was the title ia.
miliarly bestowed upon Napoleon Bo-
naparte by his admiring soldiers after
the Battle Of Lodi (1796), in allusion
to his small stature. youthful appear
>nes and surpasslAS hsAvesy.
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By Courtney Ryley Cooper
copyrisA, BY Li,tI., Brown & Co.

Richmond to Mr.. Maurice Rodaine. the
wedding to come probably in the late
fall !"
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Following Through.

'Bah! Golf is an old mans game !"
Il can't afford it, either. Nashville
1ennesseean.
The Ordway new era., 1922-11-03

In the long run the cher am " VI Nv :,
man laws is to protect the rish'S VI
the minority.
The Ordway new era., 1922-11-03
WOMEN OF middle AGf
ATrying Period Through Which Eye..
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Practical Suggestions Given by the Wom., un
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Superfluity.

"Pa, what is a nonessential indus
try?" swell, for example, my son.
making artificial flies"
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
ARMOUR READY
FOR BETTER YEAR
Packers Annual Report
Shows Confidence in
Trade Revival

CHICAGO, Jan. 1s.-Ismerglng
from a year Of financial depression
with losses amounting into millions
and all OF which was never known
In tho history of the company.
Armour q CO. greet tho new year
confident OF a turn to the better.
according to the annual report OF
President J. ogden Armour.
Tho losses sustained by the
Armour company and allied indus
tries during the year Just passed
aggregated S31,7O9.Sl752, according
to the statement of President
Armour. That officials OF the COM
pany look for better things during
the current year is evidenced In
Armour's statement that. with losses
completely written Off, and with in
ventories at current market values.
there is every reason for looking for
better times"
Further liquidation of prices. one
of. the chief factors In the bust
ness depression. according to the
Armour statement. is uuwarranted d
and hardly probable. Adjustment of
operating costs In The packing in
dustry has been brought about
gradually under the normal status
and this tho statement indicates,
will find reflection In the rchabilitu-
tion OF the indstry generally.
Stress IS laid upon the fact that
the greatest losses suffered were
confined to the by-products indus
tries, rather than the meat industry
itself. In one of the branch in.
dustries the Armour fertilizer com.
pany losses for the year totalet
eight ana a quarter million--mort
than 25 per cent of the total loss
the report states.
Need OF stabiliAtion Of foreign
exchange Is given emphasis. Hug,
loss resulted from this monetary
instability, the report states.
The company. despite its loss. 4
well prepared to enter upon the new
era of reconstruction
Total assets Of the company ar,
given at $4S0,536.27432. Durin.
| 1891 the volume of business done by
| the company amounted to 5000. 900, .,
600. the report shows.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
TO IMPROVE FARMING
Community Clubs Are Being Organ
iIcd Under the Auspices Of the
Free aEir Association. )

Through the efforts OF ihv board
ot directors OF the Tulsa County
Free Fair association and In particu-
lar OF Paul G. Meyer. secretary,
organization has been begun Of
community clubs throughout the
county, purposes OF which are gen
orally to improve farms and Uimu-
late livestock breeding In the local
lty and which will thus indirectly
increase interest I'm the next fair
rand betterO the quality of exhibits.
The latest club OF this character was
that formed last week at Mugu
school.
Meyer and u. 4. Wilson OF Broken
| Arrow, association president, met
with the Sand Springs Chumbcr ut
| Commerce Monday evening in the
I interest OF mutual cooperation IN
/ the holding of township fairs in the
western half OF the county and also
I IN the county fair, The county fair
association will hold it's regular
meeting luncheon on noon Of Feb.
ruary 4 at I'D Woods cafe.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19

Tell them to get n package OF
KelloEc's Bran, cooked and hum-
hlcd' Tell them 60 eat II every day
Tell them they can throw away pills
aud cathartics and become normal
without the slightest discomfort. Tell
them that we guarantee kollogg's
Bran will give permanent relief from
constipation II at least two table
spounfuls are eaten regularly each
day tchronic cases cat as much as
ncedCd) aud that II viii clear up
pimply complexion and swccten tho
breath! Tell them their family ply
siciau will indorsc hellogg's Bran
for constipation
For Kellogg's Bran does such
great health work for everyone who
eats It without the slightest discQm-
fort or irritation. II sweeps, cleanbca
and purifics the bowels az nothing
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
FLAMES AT WHlZ BANG
Flames Threatening City Stopped By
Use OF Dynamite and Tractors
Hundreds Are Homeless.

Special 10 The world.
PONCA CITY, Jan. 1S.--An at
tempt to use dynamite to stop the
advance OF fire that swept DeNoya
Whiz-Bang) in the western Osagc
today. Threatened for n while to 20
more damage than the blaze. bne
stick of explosive was thrown IN n
street, bringing imminent danger to
many persons. Tractors and teams
were used to pull adjoining buildings
fromLthe fire zone. and II was this
action that finally conquered the
blaze.
Reports tonight from DcNoya state
that the total loss will be acyond
$4,000 and may reach $4,000. The
blaze started In cleaning and
pressing shop and spread rapidly.
wiping out n block and threatening
the entire business district. Several
buildings were torn down 20 prevent
them igniting. The .DcNoya hotel,
Simmons hotel, Parks hotter, meat
market. movie theater ana several
boarding houses were included in
the list OF buildings destroyed. Hun
drcds of persons were made home
less. but the homes OF other crrizens
have been opened to them.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
If You Know Anyone Who Suffers
From Constipation READ THIS NOW!

else can. II forms no dangerous habit
like pills and cnthartics. which never
can give more than temporary relief
at the same time HgErnVatnE 0u al
ready dangerous conditions
The natural mechanical action ut
Kellogg IS Bran is astounding To those
who are not familiar with Il us q
positive and permanent relief from
constipation The great thing to
understand h. TO cat 1t every daN at
least two tablcapounfuls.
keilogr's Bran, cooked and krum-
hlod, is a highly beneficial nature
food II is wonderfully good eaton
as "A cereal. with your favorito cereal,
ur in hundreds uf-othcr foods such na
pancakes. raiHiu bread, muffius. etc.
See recipes ON box
children thrive ON bran. II builds
strong. robust bodies. Re sure your
grocer supplies you with kcllurE'H
Bran. Advertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
Tulsa u Freshman Has
Volunteered for the
Medical Mission Field

stanton Rowley, freshman in the
vniycrslty of Tulsa. has volunteered
,or the medical mission field, hav-
ing recently sent In an application to
ne hoard OF missions OF the Presby-
,erign church to become a medical
tkslonary. The session of the First
bresbytcrlan church has officially
recommended Rowley to the Pres
bvcry and to the board OF educa-
lion of the church In this carSclty
and the reply of the boarde Is now
being awaited.
Rowlcy tx taking n pre-medic
course M the university In prepauh-
ion Tor his chosen work. lie is q
graduate OF Tulsa high school and
lives In Kendall addition with an
other brother.and two sisters, all OF
whom are enrolled in the school
They came here last fall from Iowa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
Observe Vocational
Week at the Tulsa u,

vocational week will be observed
IN the University OF Tulsa as IN
other Presbyterian institutions
throughout the land, February l3-
10. with special chapel services and
conferences with students held by
Igev. A. H. Lowe of Marshall. Mo,
Who was also in charge of similar
services last year. Reverend Lowe
will occupy the pulpit Of the First
Presbyterian church Sunday morn
lng and evening, February 10. in the
absence Of Rev. c. W. Kerr, who Will
conduct vocational week program
for the University of Dubuque at
Dubuque, Iowa. Reverend keer con-
ducted the same program for this
Presbyterian school in 1921.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
Famous ImpersOnatOr
Will Play Here Today

A real treat is offered to theater-
goers at the Orpheum today and to-
morrow when Julian Eltinge, Amer
lcas foremost delineator of femi-
nine characterizations, plays there.
Eyinge comes here direct from Lit
he Rock and from Tulsa goes to
Omaha, where he opens a week S
engagement Sunday. He plays in the
two shows tonight and in the natl
nee and two night shows tomorrow
Eltinge Is known to theater patrons
all over this country. He is one OF
the highest paid of vaudeville ar
lists. He toured the country last
year and made big hit.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
c. O. P. TO NAME
NEW SECRETARY
Clerk of the Ohio State
Senate May Succeed to
Miller's Post

WASHINGTON. jan. 1s.-Wif-
liam T.. HALEY, clerk OF the Ohio
s,ate senate, probably Will be
designated to succeed the late Clar-
enc II. Miller OF Minnesota. as sec
ectary OF the republican committee,
n was learned today.
John r. Adams, chairman OF the
republlcan national committee, con-
ferrod with President Harding to-
AZ After the conference Adams
esid tho committee was not ready 10
yama the new secretary but said
mere was perfect accord In the
matter"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
Girls Only in Cast
of School Operetta

Singing co-eds OF the University
OF Tulsa may not be feminists, but
emphatically mere man" is to have
no role in their new operetta, The
College Girl and the Milkmaid" and
there Is no hero in the cast. Though
short, the operetta is sweet" 'tis
said, possibly referring to feminine
prevalence. The Girls' Glee club Is
producing the operetta and Will
themselves be chorus girls. repre-
senting milmaids, that is. the stage
variety. Leading characters viii be
Mary Plshney as the college Girl
and Ruth Gordon as The Mix
maid"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
TO GET COUNTY AGENT NOW
Funds Made Up, 10 Help Pay for
Services Of New official.

NVNNTNT 70 TNN NVTTTI
NtN1TA. Jan. iS.--Thls county
without the services OF county
farm agent for several months, h
to have n man for that important
position February I, according to
arrangements completed between
Professor Conner OF the A. n NJ.
college and u committee OF the
chamber of commerce. Mr. Connor
stated that there are funds available
from tho federal and state ex-
tension work to last until July IL
Si2b were added to that sum. The
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
IMPORTANT TRIALS oY DOCKET
District Court Docket for Next Week
Unusually Interesting.

SpecIRI 70 Tho World.
OKEMAH, Jan, 1S.--Many impor-
tant cases are set down to be tried
here beginning Monday OF next
week before a jury in the districl
court.
Among them Is the retrial OF John
Lawrence. charged with rape whose
trial here two weeks ago resulted
In hung jury; George Lucas
charged with the larceny OF automo-
biles: Omar Woodrum, assault with
intent 10 rape. and Lafayette Afford
murder. Many other criminal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
st. Joseph Strikers Arrested.

ST JOSEPH, Mo, Jan. lS.--Fol-
lowing a parade of men and women
packing house strikers in South St.
Joseph early today, two women an !
several men were arr sted for as
saulting workmen who were on their
way to the packing plants. one
workman, who was stoned, was sent
to a hospital.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
MASONIC 'CLUB TO BUILD
huys Large Land Tract and Plans
Extensive improvements.

'ltclhl 10 The world.
ADA, Jan. 1S.-The McCurtain
county Scottish Rite club will hold
its regular quarterly meeting in
broken Bow on the 10th. at which
time banquet will be served to the
9ody by the members of Broken
bow, Some very important matters
are to be considered ut this meeting,
II Is said that the matter OF begin
hlng on the construction of the pro-
posed club will be considered.
The club has purchased a large
oody OF land lying along the Noun
IAN Fork river and II IL the intention
10 construct a clubhouse and install
AL kinds of club features TO the
srounds and home. This matter
mas been under advisement for some
ume and 1t will be decided at this
meeting whether or not the work
WI be undertaken this year. 1t is
l GAINED that the organization will
: spend as much as 100000 on the
efounds 1t has purchased.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19

chamber " commerce quickly
agreed TO this proposition, and -
man will appear for work about
February ! subject to tho approval
of the county commissioners.
No agent was employed by th'
commissioners before the beginning
of this fiscal year in July and az
there was no allowance made In the
ieyies, IL became impossible to rcm.
edy tho situation except as urraugs sd
with Mr.. Cunuur
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
Roy SCOUTS DEDICATE "CAnIN"
"hiher Served by Campfire Girls Is
Feature of the Occasion.

pllner Served by Campfire Girls Is
g. Feature Of the Occasion.
special TO The World.
ohEMAH, Jan. 1S.--The boy
nout troop of Paden last Saturday
sseuicated their new cabin, "Boul-
SSer Glen being the name given the
.ueadquarters building. The dedica-
SSon service was conducted by Rev.
n, Garrett, pastor of the Metho-
uht church. +
Aler the ceremonies many
,ppeeches were made by citizens OF
te town. Dinner was served by
v ve Nampfire girls, after which the
sgouhsslers engaged in different
ones Sonn and sports during the alter
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
Ncgro Shot by Woman

KINGFISllER, Jan. IS sim
Maclin. colored. was shot and killed
sunday night at the home OF r..
Alexander in Dover. by Mrs Alex
ander. Macline had called at the
Alexander home and he and the
AloNanders became involved I'm a
quarrel during which Mrs. AleNan-
der shot Macliu The AlcXauders
were arrested and brought here and
lodged ia Jail To await trial.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
ASSISTANT TO DISTRICT JUDGE

u,cu Jurymen Summoned for
spee,sIie vice on Heavy Docket.
p,s.ssALESTER, Jan. 1S.--E. A.
mI1ne OF kiowa, j. c. Park OF Cro-
mler and |. s. Yoes OF McAlester
VINO Saturday We're appointed county
saly commissioners Monday met and
Asot.d 200 names from the tax
dr. rom which iurymen will be
cnar, crh Tor the February term OF
mmr me than 100 jurymen will be
crinnt.oned and a heavy docket OF
So, al and civil cases has been
point.A special Judge will be APP
lon TO assist District Judge Mel
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19

As captive golf ball revolves
around the shaft of device for
practice at home II registers the dis
tance II would have gone II free.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19

Using compressed air for power.
"A machine has been invented to push
coal from the rear of locomotive
tender to within reach of a fireman
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19

condition. and the made the thou
ndsofm from
AND FOR HUMANTYS
SALVATION MUST HELP THEM REAL
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ress % cones
in best will be
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-10
.DEPARTAMENTO DE AGRICULTURAL.

terra que eyite cl que roZen upas con
las .otras para impedir cue Sc ,estro-
peen lueso se colocan en- icamaS de
biruta en- las cajas. e..5 -...,,..- ,...,
Una partida de. mangQs lie superior
calidad fu6 vendida recientemente en-
Chicago un precio que fluctu6 entire
50 v $1,000 la GAIA: los de classes re-
gulares Sc. vendicron deSde $3.50 has
ta $500 la caja Mangos de extra
calidad fuerOn cotiZadoS en- PittSburg
a $500 Ia GAIA de 20 mangos ~cada
una. En- Ia ciudad de New York cl
precio de esta fruta fluctu0 entire $50
$3.50 la dOcena. durantc cl mes de
JUNO Algumos mangoS de Cuba que
embarcarOn en- pequenaS cajas fueron
vendidos a $3.50 pero no eran igualcs
a los de Florida. .f.;
Tambi6n quercmos lamar In atcn-
ci6n de nucStros agricultores acerca
del cultivo dc aguacate Y Su eXporta-
ci6n a los EstadOS UnidoS. d0nde tie
ne un mcrcado. cXcclente V los buenos
precioS que SO pagan por las meJoreS
classes. Esta fruta So cultiva actual
mente en- Florida. en- California Y las
Bahamas. En- Puerto Rico debe TO
mentarsc su cultivo Y organizarSe su
eXDOrtaci0n. Las raZonCS para este
han Sido dadas por Mr.. Griffith. Hi
genista Vcgetal de nueStra Estaci0n
Experimental, quicn a este propoSito
dice 10 siguientc:
Primero: Los recicntes calculoS
demuestran que hay alrededor de 81
600 arboltos de aguacate en- Puerto
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-10

Gnformc del Mecrado de Frutas).
"Segt1n los informes recbidos EN- es-
tc Departamento los mangos tienen
un precio muy alto en- los distintos es-
tados de la Union v deSeamos inf0r-
mar~dc. clio Il nueStroS agricult0res a
fin de que puedan utilizar las Opor-
tunidades que ell alto precio de esta
fruta les ofrece.
Son mucllas las yariedadeS de man
gos que Sc cnItivan en- las Antillas Y
en- las mdias OccidentaleS. En- Puer-
to Rico no So ha hecho todavfa del
cultivo de esta fruta un ncgOcio re-
munerador: pero las nuevaS varieda-
des introducidas en- el pals Y la de-
manda que este artfculO tiene en- los
EStados Unidos. son motive suficien-
te para emprcndcr con 6Xito In cXplo-
taci6n de este producto agrfcola.
En- los Estados Unidos el mango no
Sc ha cultivado eXtenAamente, pero
tlltimamente Sc ha venido dando i'm
pOrtancia a In Siembra de esta fruta
en- ell Estado de Florida. Y es dicho
Estado el que empieza ahora q abas-
tecer ell mercado americana, siendo
yarios los embarques hechos en- los
1ltimos meses Il distintas poblaciones
del NOrte.
Convene hacer saber a nuestros
agricultores In manera de preparar
esta fruta para la eXportacidn.
Los mangoS Sc embalan en- cajaS
iguales las de embalar papas. Ca
ola fruta Sc envuelve on papel de seda
o on hojas secas o cualquier otra ma
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-10
COMO ES VICH|
Continuation de Ia 2a.l


ia, Was respiratoria; todo Sc cura o
so alivia; Y, SObre todo, este massage
"te deja nuevecito''. como me asegu-
raba Santos Filippi, al darme el dlti-
mo adios Il bordo del MdcOr;s.
Surgen cstas asuas tan cargadaS de
sales que manchan los vasos barni-
ZdndOlos de blanco.
AhOra no pienSo on Ia tumba, nj Ell
10 que penSaran mis- SimpaticoS hero
deroS. nj tampoco on los tihuronoS del
Oceano. pienso que tOda edad
a todo tempo el que buSca cncuentra,
81 cuenta para clio. con cl conSeiO de
sabios. bupnos carihoSos amigos Y
ademaS con algunoS dollares, signo
glOrioSo que pasea Su preponderancia
financiera por tOdo el orhe.
En- Paris. como he dicho, cada dol
lar vale doce frances Y medic; aqui.
on Madrid 6.42 peSctas: en- Berlin V
Viena hace falta llevar una maleta
de buen tamano para guardar on ella
81 cambio dc un dollar.
Para Sabcr cuantO valen nm dollar
un paSaportc americana. cs precise
salir del terruno V recOrrer esta vie
ia. rcfinada Y hoSpitalaria Europa.
Angel RTVERO.
Madrid. Hotel Paris. Puerta del Sol,
AgoSto 81 de 1922.