davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

ucator. Each year under his super
intendency and under Leslie T. Huff
man and c. n. Peak. respectively,
who succeeded him. the school made
rapid strides until under the man
agement OF w G.. MAstcrson, who
has been superintendent. for the past
seven years. the high school has
reached its present high standard as
has all the ward schools. II. l.. Nc
Pheron, principal of the high school.
In also entitled to n lions share OF
the credit for the present efficiency
OF the high school.
The old high school building here
waq burned in the winter OF 1919
entailing "A great loss, But the city
voted $500 900 In bonds with which
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

near the business district with ample
trackage for receiving and shipping
freight.
Tulsa has the best natural ,loca-
tion for union passenger station
OF any city in the United States as
all railroads cross each other at
or near one point. close 10 the busi-
ness district, and Tulsa will soon
attain the Importance as city that
should justify the railroads In CIV
ing this matter serious consideration.
''The permanence OF the oil indus
try is a worry to some of our citi-
zens as one hearsS the question
asked: How long ID you think our
fields will hold outP This question
has been asked over and over again
ever since oil was discovered out
here. But today Oklahoma is produc-
ing moro oil than ever before in its
history, the industry Is growing
larger and stronger all the time and
the uses for oil and its byproducts
are being extended into new avenues
all over the world.
"A number, of years ago / had the
privilege to read the report made TO
the directors OF the Standard OH
company on the prospects OF oil In
Oklahoma, before they would con-
sider doing business out here. They
sent their chief geologist out TO
make an examination of this coun-
try and to make report on the
prospects OF find oil in sufficient
quantities TO justify them coming
into this country. The last para
graph of this report read Ike TINS:
"'When Pennsylvania, Ohio, In
diana and Illinois are forgotten In
the dim past, Oklahoma VIII DC
lighting the world"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

Special to The World.
NALESrER, June SIT is Me-
Alester's claim that no high school
in Oklahoma operates more smooth
ly and efficiently and none has a
more unanimous support of the citi-
zens than the McAlester high school,
that its faculty Is equal to the best
and its students are more thorough
and proficient than the average.
In the McAlester schools students
are assorted, So to speak, and classi-
fled. each according to his ,of her
peculiar individual mental status
Each pupil is developed along the
lines for which he is best adapted
bY nature. Few schools are better
equipped and more thorough than
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04
BY JAMES w. FAULKNER.

"
COLUMBUS, Ohio. June AL
ways in Ohio politics it Is some
thing else again." as Potash said to
Perlmutter. For months in both
parties there-has been going on a
highly amusing game of hide and
seek, and a little OF this prestidigita-
teur stuff known as nov you see 1t
and now you don't"
One goes to be believing that Gov.
Harry l.. Davis, George White or
some other foremost statesman will
be a candidate for the chief execu-
tiveship. Upon arising he learns to
his astonishmeht that the reverse is
proclaimed TO be true.
When next he retires, satisfied
that he has the straight information.
he wakes once more to find that
Governor Davis. Mr.. White or some
one of the other fellows who were
declared not TO be candidates have
changed their minds and, like Fin
hegan in the poem, are "off again,
on again. gone again"
Now this performance has the po-
litical attendants upon the candida
torial moving picture show reduced
to a state ennui. The old reel is be-
ing repeated over and over again
ard the public is tired of looking at
the film.
Hence these days when a burb-
ling, blazing bulletin is sent corus-
tai that B. Jones the Feepufs
tai that "B' Jones the Peepuls g
Friend" finally has concluded TO
run for the governorship or to re-
maif, in virtuous private life, as the
case may be, the fed-up public re-
marks YEARLY "Ho hum!" and con-
tinues to be occupied at whatever It's
doing.
Exceptionally somebody announces
that the news drives him to desire
an overstuffed easyp chair. But. by
and large, nobody gives hoot.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

the schools here. This is proven by
the honors won at the various con-
tests they have taken part in during
the past year and former years.
The McAlester high school orches-
ira has attained statew de note this
year and has been of great service
in the various community activities
of the city and county.
The representatives of the school
have made a splendid showing at the
contests. Debating. defamation.
athletic and other priscs have been
won over the best. schools of the
state.
- The first public schools here were
established In 1900 under direction
OF Prof. William Gay. "A pioneer ed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

matte gate opener and the sixteen
tools-in-one" device, territory IN
being sold to live agents" and hust-
lers are assured that they can make
from $50 to 500 day. From indi-
cations It looks as IL certain of them
are. But something that didn't hap
pen to the Gardens" In checking
the Klansmen. Protests against their
tomfoolery are arising from persons
whose race. blood or religion has
caused them to be singled out for
attack. Hardening to them Gov.
Harry J.. Davis has issued orders to
Adj. Gen. George A. Florence not to
permit the state armories to be used
by the Kleagics and the k-goblins
as witness the action at Akron. Here
in Columbus the Franklin county
commissioners resclnded the granted
permission to Memorial hall for the
purpose of a k-rally.
For the lack of something more
attractive the politics OF the day Is
being infiltrated by the active ku-
kluxers and storieS are going about
that this candidate for governor IS
n follower Of the fiery cross" or
that candidate has been placed upon
the prescribed list because OF affili-
ations with enemies of 'Amurricar"
institutions and foes of the "fu-lag z
of freedom" II the past is any in
dex OF the present this monkey
| doodle stuff will run all the way
down to county Jobs and the feath
er-headed fools seeking nominations
or elections will be found sloshing
around their money to get on the
pink slip" or be kept off the list
/ OF the condemned.
-, The klan, though, is not the only
patriotic" society working the same
racket. There are others. In the
present general assembly one OF
| them had quite bunch of brothers
from Cleveland. Toledo and other
northern Ohio pests and these al.
most drove the republican leaders
| to despair by demanding that the
matter OF taxing church property
be brought to a vote.
These "fu-lag defenders" are re-
ported to be arraying themselves for
a battle against a republican pros,
pect for the United States senatorial
nomination because he is a hereto
| in their eyes and is not loyal &c
"Amurrican institutions" etc, etc
Always they make trouble for the
party In power because OF their in.
sisteht demands--never requests
that instant steps be taken to defend
the country against its beleaguerinl
foes and to preserve the Star Span,
gled Banner from desecratioh at i'm,
pious and disloyal hands.
One Of the outstanding results hal
been the directly delivered protest,
OF the organized negroes OF the stat,
against the Operations of the Klar
and their demands upon their no
litical leaders, the republicans, FOL
Z protection against this importation
from the south. Those OF the mem
bers OF two religious beliefs whC
also are prescribed have not es
sumed the open form. but they ar,
as direct and as efficacious In pro
ducing results.
Like the fellow in the virginia ba-
room who began by challenging any
the county or In the entire state Il
body In the room. In the village, II
combat with him. and got licked bi
little bow-legged man from tn,
forks of the Rappahahnock river
and who said. my mistake was n
trying 10 cover too much territory
the Klan seems TO have embraced
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

MORGANTOWN. w. Va. - Tho
prizes offered by the Morgantown
Ku-Klux klan for tho best essays
on some phase OF Americanism writ
ten by high school student have been
McElroy; SIS 20 Katherine Hamu-
ton. SO TO Benton Shafer. Honor
able mention was received by
Marion Gross. Lee Schlens, Harold
iiarklns, Everett Long. Merle Wright
and Everett Conway. The prizes
were ennouncod by Principal j. Il.
Nest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04
Bed Sheet and PHlov Slip Politics in Ohio

As consequence the way has
been opened for the operations of
what is known as the bed sheet and
pillow slip" brand of politics. This
Is fouaded upon the immortal apo
thegm that "a sucker is born every
minute and two to take him." and
its latest name is the Ku-klux Klan.
It's an old racket with a new label.
It's foreruhners in Ohio politics are
as old as the game itself. Basically
its alleged principles are TO defend
institutions which, II attacked, would
instantly invite universal defense.
but which never are attacked save
in the imagination of the swlndled
suckers and to assail eyils, II they
had existence. also would be univer-
sally assailed. There is a pretense
OF alert defense OF this country,
known as "Ammurica," and n vigil
liant watch over the, national banner
known in the lodge, as the "ful-ag."
Somebody, It seems, always Is con-
living at tho downfall of the one
and the bauling down of the other,
secretly or under camouflage, and
these terrible and vastly horrifying
not TO say utterly vicious, attempts
at the destruction Of liberty and OF
the republic require constant watch
and ward on the part of the dues
paying dupes of the big tops"
II. 1914 It was the Guardians of
Liberty who were doing tho repell-
| ing-the Gardens" as their repre-
sentative in the capitol, Lieut.. Gov.
John II. Arnold, called them as he
removed his hat and gazed defiantly
around at the glowering enemies OF
American institutions" They met up
dark Railways, had 16 different kinds
OF oaths and passwords, and before
election issued pink slips carrying
the names OF candidates for nomin-
alton or election who had either
| given adhesion to the noble prin-
| ciples OF our order" or had been
vouched for, as truly patriotic. The
inference was that those who were
not approved were miscreants who
had social murder in their hearts
and painted to betray the cause OF
the people.
In that famous campaign 1t was
learned that one foxy gent who was
a candidate for high office belonged
10 the patriotic order and TO its
chiefest opponent and had soIemnly
pledged himself TO the noble prin-
| clples OF DOtn. IL came out SUD-
sequently that the Grand Gazookuu
had accepted a touring car for hi,
patriotic work in obtaining the ap.
proval OF the loyal organization fol
congress. When the other defender,
or "Ammurica" and the "ful-ag'
found this out there was a dissolu.
ton.
Now, the only difference between
the Guardians and it's predecessor,
and the Ku-Klux Kian il to be found
In the uniform, which adds an all
of mystery and secrecy that appeal,
wonderfully 10 the average politica
nut, or "joiner." who will take mem
bership in any society which has Z
uniform o. is oath-bour,d witt
blood-curdling 80 help mel" prom
ises,
There Is added an attraction To-
the professional organizers the be
nevolent plan OF dividing up tn,
suckers invitation fee and payini
commissions on the price OF uni
forms and other paraphernalia. Thi
has a fine stimulating effect and th'
results are beginning to make them
selves manifest. As in the case o
the patent oil stove burner. the auto
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

In. How good your
tired, swollen. burn
lng feet feel. "TIz"
instantly draws out
the poisonous ex-
udntions tiiat puff
UP your feet and
cause sore, In
famed, sw eaty
feet.
"TIZ." and only
"TIZ." takes tho
pain and soreness
out Of, corns, call
louses and bunions.
Get n box OF "TIZ"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04
Was Bald

A large bald spot on Mr.. John Brittain's head
was quickly covered with q full hair growth.
Many other convincing reports provins eth.
eney oi Kotnlko. Contains genuine bear oil
and other potent Ingredients Has indaeca
KOTALKO for yourself. IL IL for ~sen's.
Uomen's and ehsldyn's hasr. You may obtain
. bog Of genuine Kotalko st any busy drue
store Or mail 10 ccnts for proof boz -
ke4sIko Office. BEr<e. osatisa X. Nsw feso
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

Mr.. Mckinney
was for n number
of years promi-
nent in business
circles In st.
Louis, later re-
moving to New
Yora. but since
1905 he has
maintained busi-
ness eadquar-
ters here and
spent much of his
time In Tulsa for
the past Is years.
Mr.. Mckinney's
company has
operated in vari-
Gus fields south
80 fr,,la. a~I 1900
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04
COULD HAVE HAD !
CORNER CHEAP
+. E. Mckinney Offered
Daniel Site, at Third
and Main, $4,000
BUYS GILLETTE HOME.
Wynona Oil Company Man
Recently Paid 100000
for Residence J

Mr. John r. Mckinney OF the wy
mona oil company. who purchased
,bs Grant Gillette home recently at a
cost in excess of 100000, and who
is one OF the pioneer~oil men in the
Mid Continent field, thinks Tulsa
has a wonderful future.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

Sordld and materlalstic political
persons who heYe been observing
the gyratory tactics OF the governor
ship candidates are OF the coarse
ard low opinion that there's horse
trading and swapping OF one kind
or another going on. This has special
reference to the republican side of
the affair. They even have come In
to the plarket place. and rudely
asked:
"Well, has the deal beer made
YETI"
There appears to be the belief
that Governor Davis IN seeking an
arrangement concerning either mat
ters OF policy or personnel OF his ad-
minlstratlon, which he desires not
to be disturbed, and the Iumber Of
guesses as TO what they are Is 80
large that no attempt at enumerAt-
Ing them Will be begun, These low
brows refuse TO accept the proffered
explanation that the governor Is
moved TO anger because no one in
tho group of would-be successors
will step forward and defend tho
emergency clause In the state rip
per bill.
Emergency. your foot" they
snort, "where do you get that stuff?
BE alive. Bo. wake up and be snap
py"
Nor do they believe that he will
/ be candidate, Hverring that the
/ trading Is being done with his un-
| doubted influence as "A primary nom
mating factor. Wen, whatever 1t is.
Col Carmi A. Thompson and
Speaker Rupert X. Beetham, rival
! candidates, upon separate occasions
| had nice little chats with him about
| II Thursday. Harvey c. Smith, soc
retary OF state, ala not, perhaps. be-
| cause he was thought 90 be hopeless,
or wasn't invited. There Is a suspi- =
clon that State Chairman George
| Clark, Of Canton, who allGhted hero
! during the week, knows something.
Incidental 10 all this was the re-
port that II the deal, or adjustment,
! or undertaking, wasn't completed
the governors fellows would ram In
n dark horse, turn Off the lights aud
begin a rough house. They hadn't
! convinced themselves as TO what
! Congressman Charles L. Knight OF
Akron was about to do ma go were
gazing hither and yon for live pro-
pect. But this is but one OF the de-
velopmehts. Put your own value on
II. What is more interesting Is tho
appearance OF G. Homer Durand,
who since sings IN the Episcopalian
choir over I'm his home town OF
Coshocton. as a real candidate for
the republican goverhOrship nomin-
alton upon light -wine-and- beer
platform and with a pepper saucl
attack upon the Antl-SaloOn League
for having declared that ne fayors
the return OF the sample room. baE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

at any drug or department store Tor
few cents. Your feet are never
going to bother you any more. A
whole years foot comfort suaran-
tecd. d.--Advertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

too many "menaces to the republic"
to overthrow all at once and In the
same hour.
II got into the republican politics
OF oregon last week and suffered n
trimnAhg at tho hands OF Governor
Alcott, who told them 10 go jump
into the crater of Hades, and who
whirled in and licked their candl-
date, a gent named Hall. who Is now
said to be dcspairing of the future
OF the republic.
IL remains 20 be seen what The
Kleagles, tho KaZzazas and the X
Goblins will do TO tho public Off
cials who have responded through
Inhlbitory action to the protests
made by the objects OF attack on the
part OF the Klan. Governor Davis, TO
be sure, being the most conspicuous
OF them.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

the present building was erected
building that would be "A credit
and n pride to any citN. II stands
on commanding site at what In
reputcd to be one of tho ghighest
points of altitude In the state. II
is work OF architectural beauty and
a model of convenience and elegance.
A class OF 65 graduated this year
which was three short of the pre-
vious year. The Dancing Rabbit
high school annual, would bc cred
table publication for any student
body. The annual was 30 named
after the Dancing Rabbit" treaty
which was made between the gov
ernment and the Choctaw Indians nj
J Dancing Rabbit creek. ...n'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

Just what could he made 60 hap
pen to a public official by manlpu-
latlnR the operations OF the state
bureau OF examination OF public Of
flces, has been demonstrated In tho
laundering case of Governor Harry
l.. Davis now before tho wondering
electorate. This concerns the ad-
ministration OF the governor as
mayor OF Cleveland and relates TO
his bills far gasoline. automobile re-
paira and The like, Through hasty
inspection OF the inspectors report
II was concluded that the governor
was delinquent, whereas. had tho
whole report been gone through, II
would be found that ne wasn't any
thing OF the kind. There have heeu
explanations by tho auditor OF state
tustifying the governors anger and.
automatically. the case should be
considered TO be closed.
The incident recalls that when tho
bureau years ago was used TO Job
certain officials in Darke count,
there WASH kapy apology offered, as
II happened that the state auditor.
who might have beer called upon TO
explain his inspectors actions. was
defeated lfor reelection. II Ia also
recalled that soon after the buroau
was founded those county officials
who were indlscreet enough to de.
clare for Col. Melville Glllett, OF
Newark. against the state candidate
for the state authorship were in
formed that their courthouse would
be stuffed with inspectors unless
they got right" Most OF them took
the tip, and Colonel Gillett wasn't
nominated. The occurrence OILY H.
lustrates one OF the numerous evils
~ tEn Human arnl L.. a.,..l IL ha u
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04
"TIZ" FOR TENDER
SORE, TIRED FEET

Tho minute you put your feet in a
"TIZ" bath you feel pain being
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04
Results in Half the Usuel Time!

The reason Ironzed Yeast brings such amazing
results is because II embodies remarkable scien-
tifc process-cnlled the process Of ironixation--
which enables yeast to bring Its wonderful re-
suits in just hdJ the usual timo. This process
helps to Immediately convert the vital yeast
elements into health and strength, thus enabling
you TO derive from yeast ALL Of the wonderful
benefts II holds for you.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04
Make This Amazing Free Test

II thin or run -down-or II troubled with pm-
pies, blackheads or boils, mail coupon for the
amazing Three Day Free Trial Treatment Of
lrunized Yeast. Then watch the resultsl Note
how II Immediately increases your appetite and
how quickly you begin putting on good firm iesh.
See how quickly pmples etc, disappear and how your
newly acquired pep" makes hard work play pleas
ure. Try iRONIZRD YEAST today Mail coupon Now,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

A striking example-yet
by no means an exceptional
one. For II Is not at all un-
usual for thin, nervous, over
worked or run down folks
10 gain five pounds and more
on tho oery first package Of
Lyonixed Ysasfl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04
Gains 10k Pounds
in 22 Days!
Ironized Yeast Brings Amazing
Improvement in Movie Beauty

ANOTHER startling evidence of lronixed
n Yeast's value as weght-buldcrl In a test
conducted under the supervision Of a physician,
Miss Dorothy Byrne, pretty artists model and
movie beauty, gains Ioh pounds In only 20
dnysi Miss Byrne's measurements, taken before
md nfter the test are Riyen al the left. ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

! or cafe. This Is as false as hell IT.
self. he AYERS.
Homer ls against the grating 3: a
| tenn that permits hlck magistrates
| Idle lawyers AID money-hungry
"constibulcs" to use prohibition laws
to hlackmnil alleged offenders under
pains of stuffing thcm into Jail---a
thing they can do because no jury
| trial can be obtained A few OF the
other candidates did not desire
Homer 10 be In the competition be-
cause they thought It would gum
up their own games through draw
ing of tho llberak Vote. This is ex-
ccodingly strange. as every last ono
Of them announces that hc IL for
law and order and respect for tho
constitution until altered, amended
or repealed.
with c. Homer appeared that
near r-prohibitlonist, Han. Rudolph
A. Mack. OF Galllpolis. who admitted
that he was contemplating seriously
entering the lists as n candidate for
the United states senatorship against
Congressmah Simeon u. Fcss upon
a platform assaillnR the hldeous
mistakes ot tho Anti-Saloon League
leadership,
whether or not the field OF cam
Jildates for tho democratic governor
ship nomination will enlarge still
Ia "A matter OF speculation. Thomas
j. Duffy, chairman of tho state In
dustrial commission. continues to
abide In the competition against
former Auditor A. V. Donahoy. OF
Tuscntawas county. There are re-
ports that, Notwithstanding tho
"iuberous' claims OF the Donahoy
meh not all save tho shouting Ia
over, and that many of the leaders
still are seeking not only n Moses,
but an Aaron. too. To lead them on.
golden calf and all. Next week Dut-
~ will speak at Ashtabula and OF
tawa; at tho first place before tho
chamber of commerce. j His niat,H-
gers assert that they can match tho
Donahey reports OF republican ac-
cessions and "go them one better"
There are prevalent reports that the
democrats OF Clark county next week
will seek to launch the candidacy Of
Justice James @. johnson. OF the
ohio supreme court, and that other
counties In central Ohio will follow
with approving Inducements. This
Is taken TO mean that John l.. Zim-
norman, tho Judges fellow towLs-
man In Springfield. will not hearken
| to the invitations that have come to
! him TO enter his honored name ut ~.
the list OF the worthy and we'll quail
| fled and stand for the nomination
| himself. The question OF the avalla-
| blllty OF Justice Johnson as u cam
| didate has bcen discussed frequently
since 1920, when he placed the name
| of Governor James NJ. Cox before
the san Francisco conventioR but
the general impression is that he
desires to remain upon the bench
that he has adorned for no many
years. What will come Of tho re-
ported declaratioK OK his fellow
demopats In Springfield next week
remains to be disclosed.