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The Bismarck tribune., 1922-02-13
DIVISION TO MEET.

the banquet in honor OF Judge Mil
Ter.
DIVISION TO MEET.
The first division OF St. Mary's sew
ing circle will meet Thursday, the
18th at the school auditorium.
LEAVES FOR JAMESTOWN. .
Stanley Vervinski, of the city, left
Yesterday for jamestown, N. D., on q
several weeks business trip.
VISITING FRIENDS HERE.
Mrs. F. C. Casey Of Watagua, S. D..
was visiting friends and shopping in
Bismarck on Saturday.
VISITING BROTHER HERE.
Roy Mock of jamestown N. D., is
visiting his broher In the city fol-
several days.
VISITING IN CITY.
Mrs. William Alverson Of Werner
N. D., is visiting friends in the city
for several days. -,
SHOPPING IN CITY.
Miss F.. Howard Of Beach, N. D.
was shopping and visiting in the city
Saturday. ..
LEAVES FOR MINNESOTA.
C. E. Love, Of the city, left yester
day for Rochester, Minn., on visit
GUESTS FROM MINNEAPOLIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Harris of Min
neapolis, visited in the city over Sun
day.
LEAVES FOR MINNEAPOLIS.
Mrs. F. E. Shepard left yesterda!
for Minneapolis, Minn., where she viii
visit.
TUTTLE VISITOR HERE.
Mrs. John J. Peterson of Tuttle
N. D., is visiting in the city for severa
days. E..
LEAVES ON BUSINESS.
c.. B. Little has left for the Twill
Cities on a several days busines
visit. ..a
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Barometer of Public Opinion
Rcpudlating Reverend Page.

Editor World: II Is to be hoped that the pub
lie generally will not DO mlslead In its opinion
as regards to the sent ment of the real citizen
chip OF West Tulsa in regard to the schools OF
our great city regard!ess OF rage, the agltator
The writer has always been Interested IN our
schools, ms they are the hope and stay of our
nation, and Is not in favor OF turning any part
OF the management over TO any individual. Espe-
cially who landed In the community only
little over a year ago. took charge OF church
and in very short time had up such row that
is OF the best members, including four deacons,
was forced 20 withdraw and at the present une'
others are contemplating withdrawal
The character that cannot stand investigation
IL not fit 70 be leader in any community.
minister who has once had his credentials taken
from him and at present no one Is quite certain
as 10 their genuineness should be seen and not
heard i'm as great questions as "our schools"
The good people OF Tulsa, long before this
man was heard II had planned and brought up
"A srhopl systcrn second TO none in the state
and ] might say, in the United States. The men
who have been at the head are men above re
proach in every respect whose character would
stand Ike adamant under the most searching
Investigation
Compare these men beside this selt.assumed
leader, Page ana the comparison would be, as
the bright light Of MONDAY as compared to the
iuky darkness OF midnight. The Good Book
says, by their works yet shan know them
What have the good people OF this wonderful
city done before thia man arrived, and what one
constructive thing has ne accomplished Why
the call OF this mass meeting Tuesday last and
why the secrecy On one side? The who
styles himself minister OF the gospel should be
an open book that all may read. Why not he
honest and n this man has an aggr!evance state
il fairly and not try TO besmirch the fair name Of
reputable citizens.
Tho board OF education are fair and honest
men and are doing all in their power to keep
the school system abreast OF our wonderful city
and | only voice the sentiment OF the best class
OF citizens when say 'Meddlers hands off our
schools
The good people in West Tulsa don't want tho
impression 10 go out over the city that this
Page is volClng the sentiments OF the
iOrity by any means. but that stand solidly
behind the board and superintendent In their
great ana grand work. Hold the power delv-
cred 10 you by the ballot. sweep aside every OBJ
staclc and march on to victory
Let this man who is so interested IN having
an audit OF the hooks rave. he does not own a
foot OF real estate and IL he pays tax at all, il
is but plttapCe.
Gentlemen OF the school board, you are to be
congratulated for the work you have accom-
pushed and am sure you have a large majority
OF the people on your side. GO forward
"One among many
j, L LOGAN,
West Tulsa, 9iS5 South Phoenix,
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Mnnk non,s n1cnnsr nLnssLNG.

Bernhard is right Il she stops work she will
die. work Is the great tranquiiizer ss Il is the
only fountain Of youth
On that day when any human being rises
from bod and faces no clear task for the day.
tho commou enemy OF all mankind gains
ground
Those who DO not have a self.appointed task
and face It gladly and thankfully constitute the
spawn from which criminals and revolutlonists
spring
when we work our minds are Off ourselves
and conferred upon constructive effort. Hence
the world is worth living IN and nothing Is sub
s,anuay wrong. 10 Is ouiy when one is idle
either from choice and IA therefore onery or
because ono has accumulated beyond one's
needs and is therefore in the position where
lie tsot is OF further use. that the mind
turns In upon ones self and makes existence
either hittor or useless
stay in the harness. Don't quit You have a
real mission to perform here in this world when
you cease to work at tho job you begin to fall
to pieces Work is not a curse, It is a blessing
undtsRuisedl
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IA rorLrrrrs QUEER REASONING.

IT'S going to be mighty difficult for Senator
La Toilette 20 convince the American public chat
he Is in any respect lees selfish, and therefore
more dependable to represent the true interests
OF the American people. than the men and the
interests he attacks.
At the moment the senator IS earning a splcu-
did subsidy from the shipping interests OF for
eign nations whether he is receiving that subsidy
or not. We do not even charge that ho is or
think that he IT, We really think that Bob La
Toilette is so ubsessed with his own Importance
and so thoroughly animated I'm all that he says
and does with his own selfish political ambition
that he would go almost any lengths to realize
that ambition,
Just now he is arguing that the senate IS
dominated by partisan majority which has
been repudiated by the people, that because the
majority OF "a republicans In the present senate
has been reduced By the late election 10 10, the
senate should reject anything proposed by the
president who thus has been dlscredted. In
eludins' of course, the ship subsidy bill.
In other words, the Wisconsin senator is as
suming the office OF leadership and utterly ig-
porins the president OF the United states. There
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nAcn a KINnpoM TO Irslr.r.

what The constitution 0, 70 our federal gov
ernmcu'. a perfect chart FOR tho acquiring and
preserving OF mans olyu and political rights.
the Sermon ON the Mount 6, to the Kingdom Of
good and r.ahteou-no-s which Jesus ChrIet in-
tonded to establish in the world Of living men.
Btlwoon these two magma chartas there must
be clcor Iue. n dcmnrcauon. Nothing s 80
mlschleyous and dcletorlous in its effects upon
both exemplary movements tho dspoaItion.
too much In evdonos on the part OF some eN-
emplars ot tho kingdom OF righteousness. to
seek to advance the cause OF that movement
through tho fundamentally OF the cvIl and po-
ltcol Civi and political laws must be In com
plete harmony with tho couEtituton all move
ments 10 advance the cause Of righteouancss
must be in complete harmony with tho tcach-
ings OF Jesus Christ not the Interpretation put
upon those teachings by the minister's OF today
nor evon the disciples themselves but tho actual
teachings Of Chret, as summed up finally in tho
simple statement Whatsoever ye would that
men should do unto YOU do ye also unto them
The World IS a secular paper. yet it believes
firmly that the only solution for the turmoil.
social unrest and kindred evils which torment
the world today, S. found in the simple, prae.
teal application by lndlvduals to their lives of
the teachings Of the Master in hls Sermon on
the Mount: that traasqg!lisation cannot come
clse For the effort to encompass the desired
reforms through legislation blythe civil and po-
litcal authorities amounts to seeking a remedy
for an irromedial condition.
For this The World offers It's readers
today some selections from the magma charta OF
ChrIstendom:
l. And seeing the mutitudeN he went up into
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24
The HOrOscODe
sunday. Deccmbcr Ed. 1a22
"The stars incline but do not cornr.i =
opt, is2g. by Mcclure Newspaper svrd


Kindly stars rule this day accord
Ing to astrology, for Jupiter and
Mercury are in benefic aspect during
the early hours.
Il is q time peculiarly ausnlcious
for visiting the heads OF families mr.
friends TO whom special reverence
Is due. e.
Jupiter is in a place read as help.
ful to all who carry any sort OF re.
sponsiblity or represent leadership.
The clergy should benefit from
this position OF the planets which
makes for responsiveness on the usrt
Of the people. It is an exceed!ugIv
lucky sway for writing letters and
particularly Is there an encouraging
sign for all that inclose money.
Great forces are focusing at this
time. the seers declare. and IA
should face the new year with de-.
termination to make the most Of op-
portuultics that encourage peace.
The planetary direction is encour-
aging to all who have large ambi-
tions and promise success 10 women
as well as men dream Of any sort
Of conquest.
Messages of every sort have Tho
friendly aid of Mercury today and
80 should have unusual power TO
convey love.
To the old the evening may bring
depressing thoughts, since Saturn ia
adverse and for this reason attention
should he paid to them.
Again Mars gives warning that
good viii is not prevalent among
the children of men.
The president Of the United states
Is fortunate in the position of Jupi-
ter. his guiding planet, whose aid
he will find of importance at this
! time
Chicago is to furnish a national
sensation, If the signs are truthfully
( interpreted.
New York and Washington viii
| benefit greatly at this time when the
| planets presage for the sun subject
to the star OF good luck spectacular
| experiences.
! Heavy storms may interfere with
/ holiday plans next week.
Persons whose birthdate II is have
| the forecast of a busy and successful
year They should guard against ac-
cidcnts and avoid chances.
Children born on this day proba-
/ bly, will be clever, industrious and
generous. but rather self-willed and
erratic. They have the power oc
! rising in any undertaking and VIII
make money.
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Historic Ferry Upon
White RiUcr Being
Replaced by Bridge

BRANSON, Mo, Dec. 23.-An-
other of stone county's pioneer in
stitutions has been kicked ont of tho
road In the march OF progress.
This week kimberling ferry on
White river, just below the mouth
of the James river, quit business
The old ferry boat was hauled onto
the banks OF the river and its keel
turned up To the sun, there to haF'
It's bones hlcached, as it were, i'
the elements and time.
Kimberling ferry has beel doing
business for IS years, perhaps
longer. IN earlier days all the tra'-
elers and freight haulers from inc
north Arkansas country crossed d
White river there on their way 20
and from Springfield. Old-tme.7
have said that at times OF high wa
ter on the river, one could find per-
haps a hundred wagons on each
side of the river. waiting for tho
waters to go down so that the ola
boat could make the trip across
When the waters had receded sur
ficlently, the ferryman would We. rs
all day and all night TO handle tAo
traffic, and get the travellers on
their way again.
Sometimes when the ferryman
was away from his post probaQlF
mile or more. he would hear tho
sque-e-ek, sque-e~ek, of an old OK
wagon, and hear the driver bawl!nB
out his "haw Buck" and the crack
OF the long dashed whip, whereupoh
no hurried to the ferry to assist the
wayfarer over the water.
Progress, however, has done away
with the picturesque, and at times
dangerous, ways OF crossing the
white, for in a stones throw OF tho
old ferry stands a modern, substan-
tial. and almost completed bridge
which the county Is building,
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wheat which was sold FOR q handsome profit at
the time.
Thers is really nothing much to cay Of that
kind Of figuring excepting that It won't work
II 81 dd II the results thus attained could be
accepted ne sound, then there is not farm in
America that ever made penny. and the various
farms uni have produced wealth in abuud-
auce just never existed. No piece Of land In the
world ever earned the Improvements on it.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24
Oklahoma OutburstS
ny OTIS LOnTON,

Thought for today and tomorrow: The babe
that was born In Bethlehem,
SO Ear az we can figure It out, pink kmono
is about the most efficient self-starter for
flight Of fancy
No matter what the almanac says about them.
the little folks are convinced that the days Of
the past week have been the longest OF the year
one OF the funny things about this old world
~ that YOU never tell just now many good
people there are in ii until Christmas rolls
around
Somebody wants to pull the veil off the face
OF Hollywood, We have sort OF hunch that 1t
better not be done until the public is equipped
with DINNERS.
A Bristow man wants to buy piano Says he
can't keep any other kind OF a musical instru-
buy em.
a Turkish bath the other night but not because
suit OF oriental knowledge.
What does the girl on South Main want FOR
Christmas?" a recent query. Confldentially
she tells us II Is n man who has sense enough TO
know when 1t is time to turn off the gas,
It Is being quietly tipped Off to those demo-
Gratis who have nothing but dress suit to wear,
and can't dance anything but the shimmy hug,
that a little exclusive, party will be given them hem
at the capitol building. while the corn field
group ls feeding at the fairgrounds.
Another season more than ever convinces this
coiyum that most people do not have the right
idea about Christmas gifts. Too many OF them
give expensive gifts partly to show off. Then
the glftec thinks he must return something of
equal value when he can't afford Il for fear he
win he called a piker. And this colyumist IS
Just as wrong as the people he Is talking about,
lie is willing to receive costly gifts and hopes 10
get by giving postcard or lo-cent jewsharp
in return
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The Most Wonderful
Christmas Tree
orison SWEET Mard,n in Success Magazine.

Ey%zygY n my childhood. amid the hills
lMA &M and mountains of New Hamp-
# MM shire, l have often seen a
80 S&S great rock almost cleft in
twain, as it were, by the
growing force of a big tree, A tiny seed
blown thither by the wind, had taken
root in the meager soil that had lodged
in the fissure of the rock. Nourished by
sun and rain and the food it drew from
the atmosphere and scant soil, the seed
terminated and pushed its way up to the
light. It's roots spread and struck deep
er into the earth, and, in few years, the
young sapling, battling with the ele-
ments for it's life, had grown into
sturdy tree.
THE seed that Christ scattered two
thousand years ago amid the rocky
hills of Judea fell on ground as unfa-
vorable to growth as the New Hamp-
shire soil was to the seed scattered by the
wind. Battling with the tyranny and
persecution, the cruelties and oppres-
sions, the evils and injustice of the Ro-
man Empire, it had to struggle for ex-
istence against all the hostile forces of
the old pagan world.
Yet such is the wonderful, mysterious
power Of love, that in spite of everything,
the seed grew and flourished; its roots
struck deep wherever men live, and it
became mighty tree whose branches
extend to the farthest corner of earth.
EVERY Christmas tree that ever was
that ever will be-planned for the
delight of the little ones whom Christ
so loved is a symbol of the tree he plant
ed two thousand years ago. This is the
outstanding tree of the ages, the tree
that shelters humanity. 1t is the most
wonderful Christmas tree the world has
ever seen.
If I were asked to express in single
word that which | believe to be most
valuable, most helpful, to human beings
l would say, Love" 1t is, indeed, "the
greatest thing in the world" 1t is the
one thing that lifts mans life to its
greatest possible power and beauty.
Without love the world is a desert; with
love it blossoms like rose.
The reason why the Christmas season
is the most beautiful and joyous of all
the year is because the very atmosphere
is athrill with love. Celebrating the an
niversary of the birth of Christ, men are
moved by the spirit he brought into the
old pagan world, For a few weeks,
while the spirit quickens, the modern
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24
kick Tnon ScrNlcc.

opeclnI 70 The W0rIuI
SHAMROCK. Dec. 23.-Citizehs
of Shamrock are framing another
protest 70 the corporation commis-
sion against the bad service that tho
Frisco provides from Depew. Ihe
locomotive used on the branch Is too
small for the traffic that develops on
the line, business men say,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24

Another reason why look forward TO the
coming OF the spring months. there IA bare
chance that congress Will not be In session.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24

Speaking OF wild women, II any trusting hus-
band wants to see one Just let him try selecting a
hat for her
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24

Christian world is transformed, and
Christians vie with one another in emu
lating Christs example.
IF the Christmas spirit could only be
nourished and kept alive throughout
the whole year, this old earth would be
transformed into a new Eden, and men
and nations, instead of being ever ready
to fly at one another's throats, would all
be working together for the common
good.
"To love-" said Elbert Hubbard, means
allying yourself to the forces of the
Understanding with the eternal tides
-'hitching your wagon to STAR" The
life of power is the life that filings out
love increasingly, as the sun increasingly
filings out light, warmth and power to
the earth. The Christ life was the life
of power, because it was the greatest
manifestation of divine love the world
had ever seen. He went about doing
good, we are told. That simple phrase
gives the whole secret of his power. His
life was continual expression of love.
His work was to do good; to lift up the
fallen, to comfort the broken-hearted, to
heal the sick, to give sight to the blind,
to bind the nations of the earth together
with bond of love-to establish the
brotherhood of man.
SHORTLY before his death Henry
Drummond said: "Jesus had no
money, wrote no book, had no army, or
ganized no institution, yet he conquered
the world" 1t is only love that can con-
quer the evils that are disturbing the
world today. Nothing else can make
men bury their differences, lay aside
their hatreds, their prejudices, their mis-
understandings and work together for
the betterment of all.
The United States has been called the
Melting Pot" because in it the peoples
of many nations are fused into one homo
geneous whole, with like interests and
ideals, Love is the great Netting Pot of
mankind which will fuse all the nations
of earth in common brotherhood of in
terests.
Science and invention have annihilated
distance, dissolved the physical barriers
that kept peoples apart and prevented
them from knowing one another. Love
will dissolve the invisible barriers of the
spirit-hatred prejudice, ignorance, i'll
will, and make every nation and every
map see that they can prosper and be
happy only in proportion to their obser-
vance of the Golden Rule.
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Bible Thoughts for Today
nrrctnhrr "a.

THE LORD is GOOD:--O taste and rec that
the Lord is good; blessed is tho that
trusteth I'm hlm.---psAlm 34.s.
What win God 10 10 those VINO bless and mag
Nifty his holy name Palm 9ttt-7.
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Now Is the time TO see that all cul-
vcrts are In good repair md ready
for the winter rains. A little repair
work now may save the city a large
bill in the near future, warns tho
Grove Sun.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24

Thought for today and tomorrow: The babe
that was born In Bethlehem,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24

An iowa man sold a strawberry
plant for $4,000. Judging from the
price, that must he where the hotels
have been buying th-lr berries for
shortcakes, suggests the Brstow
Record.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24

Any man who Is doing n useful
work well VIII be a success, says the
Nowata star.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24

Perpetual pushing breaks barriers.
advises the Sapulpa County Demo-
crat-News,
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No matter what the almanac says about them
the little folks are convinced that the days q
the past week have been the longest OF the year
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24

4 large sum of money will again
he paid Graf. county land owners
for coal rights. Salute King Coal
Vinita Journal.
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SO FAR az we can figure II out, a pink kimon'
is about the most efficient sef-starter for
flight OF fancy.
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one OF the funny things about this old world
~ that YOU never can tell just now many good
people there in ii until Christmas rolls
Rrnunl.
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A Coffeyvlle business firm adver-
tises Auto Tons Recovered" Any
one having lost a top will do well To
look them up.-Oswego Independent.
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Somebody wants TO pull the veil off the fact
OF Hollywood We have sort OF g hunch that !
better not be done until the public is equipped
with dinners
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As Editors See II

lets see" says the Leavenworth
Times on the editorial page Sunday.
Isn't 1t time that the newspapers
would begin to publish Charles A.
Dana's letter to the little girl who
asked II It were true that there is
no Santa CLAUSE" Apparently il -
time. The Times printed the letter
on the women's page the same day
the editor printed his query. But 10
wasn't written by Dana, by the way.
We saw couple the other day
that wore waiting to get married and
told Judge Moss that here was
chance TO make a marriage fee.
Then he told us something that was
news toaus. According to law, the
county Judge is allowed to marry
couples and a fee OF SO IS set. This
SO he is not allowed 10 keep, buL
mug. tur1 over TO the county. ANY
minister Of the gospel or justice of
the peace is permitted TO keep any
fee the bridegroom cares to give
him. So you see that is where the
county judge gets the worst OF it
Wagner Record
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What does the girl on South Main want toI
Christmas2" was recent query Confidentially
she tells us ii Is man who has sense enough "a
know when II Is time TO turn of the gas.
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Old BIN DingleN says he eSperlmented wit
a Turkish bath the other night, but not becau'
OF the ordinary reason, He was merely in pu
suit OF oriental knowledge.
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A Rristow man wants to buy piano Says h
can't keep any other kind OF a musical instru
ment. Thieves steal them fast he ca
buy 'em.