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, 1922-10-25

Mr.. and Mrs T. S. Cooke returned
this week from Denver whera they
spent neverai days
AR and Mrs. Eugene Myers stopped
yesrerday Tor n short while to visit
Patrick Sullivan and A. j. Cunning
ham. also 10 look over the refineries.
While doing this the train was held
several minutes FOR them Mr. Myers
is chairman Of the War Finane corp
Grafton.
Mrs. Men Charles Gels returned yes
terday from Denver where h spent
a week visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. E. r. Breisoh. Jr.. bsz as her
house guest sfr. and Mrs Lloyd Bueh-
anan q Cody. They returned to their
home Monday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. :. s. Atweu returned
from Denver where they spent several
days.
Miss Martha Htiiner had as her
guest this week Miss Lillian Leaf
green of Lincoln. s;eb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph overmire Of
New York r in the city visiting
friends.
Miss Lillian johnson and small
sister arrived yesterday FROM st. Louis
and will spend several weeks visiting
friends and relatives.
DR.. H. L. Lathrop' and G. B. Under
wood OF the sLsthrop clinic attended
court yesterday at Douglas as wit
nesses in an important case which
was being tried. While there they
were entertained by tho Kiwanis club.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Jordan aid lit
tic son arrived in Casper yesterday for
"a few DAYS visit with Mr.. Jordan's
sister. Mrs. c. a. Sanford.
Mrs. e. C. Mayhem of Denver ar
rived Monday morning to be the house
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Seaman.
800 South Mckinley street. for the
next 10 days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Guile returned
this week from Denver, where they
speut a week visiting.
, 1922-10-25
Mira. Morrison
Entertains.

Mrs. Andrew Morrison entertained
the Tuesday bridge club yesterday aft
ernoon at her home. 1856 East Tenth
street Mrs. Charles Schank-and Mrs.
f. r Chilcutt won honors for the AFT.
ernoon, while Mrs. Arthur Mcdonald
received a guest prize.
, 1922-10-25

Mrs. Hinermsn's Sunday noo OF
North Casper church.. has postponed
social until next month
, 1922-10-25
Dinner Tomorrow
Evening.

Ted White win entertain the mem.
bers OF the New York Oil office force
at a dinner tomorrow evening at the
Henning. Mr.. White win leave soor
for the east
, 1922-10-25

Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Jordan aid lit
tic son arrived in Casper yesterday for
a few DAYS visit with Mr.. Jordan's
sister. Mrs. c. a. Sanford.
, 1922-10-25

Crawford and Mrs Robert Aver. The
shower was a complete AM pleasant
ururIs and Bobbi@ received many
pretty and useful gifts. Refreshments
we're served al the close OF b after
noon
, 1922-10-25

Mrs. E. G. Mayhem of Denver ar
rived Monday morning to be the house
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Seaman.
s2e South Mckinley street. for the
next 10 days.
, 1922-10-25

Miss Lillian johnson and small
sister arrived yesterday from st. Louis
and will spend several weeks visiting
friends and relatives.
, 1922-10-25

Miss Martha Hsiiner had as her
guest this week Miss Lillian Leaf
green OF Lincoln. Neb.
, 1922-10-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph pvermire of
New York are In the city visitins
friends
, 1922-10-25
Shower for
Mrs. Rae.

Mrs. David Rae entertained last e
! at a shower 1t her home, 32S
south Park in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Rae. Who were married a
short while ago. Mrs. Rae was rs
sisted by her daughter. Mrs. F. p.
Smith. Music and dancing formed
the amusements for the evening. .
Among those who attended were
, 1922-10-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Guile returned
this week from Denver, where they
spent a week visiting.
, 1922-10-25

Mr.. and Mrs. c s. AtTell returned
from Denver where they spent several
days.
, 1922-10-25

UH y y Iohes nhys.cian and sur
geon. from Gaylord. MINI, was a
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sNAPPy, sHoRT-sENrENcE TRUTHS.

Under the caption "IIave you ever stopped
to think" 10. II. Waite in the current issue of
Fourth Estate presents the following snappy.
timely truths:
That tho city that gets the publicly gets the
business?
That the city that gets the advertising grows7
That advertising properly done is worth its
weight In gold
That advertising a city Is business not
chllds play7
That people will go miles to get to good live
city to trader
That your property will increase In value
when the outside world knows your city ls wide
awake7
That people from neighboring towns will
come whore there Is something doing?
That the city which does not seek to get
something better than It now has is going TO
lose out?
That now is the time your city and businesses
need advertising more than ever before?
That II you don't get out and so after the
outside trade some other nelghboring city win?
That II they do they will get the business you
should get2
one In particular desire TO emphasize for
the benefit OF Tulsa THAT II you don't get out
and 80 after outside business some other neigh
boring city will"
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collected baskets with the same en-.
thusiasm. The rest of us. possibly
haven't a hobby--but we have the
human instinct of collecting" tust
accumuiating things about us in our
homes.
Challenge any woman TO look
through her writing desk. What does
she lind? Wedding invitations re-
ceVed years ago, graduation an
| Hcuncements, old letters of no value
Whatever, addresses OF people who
have moved six times since they
gave out the street and number
newspaper clippings, advertisements
or possible needs. bills receipted 10
years back--and stacks OF other
things that had no right in a desk
at any time, past or present.
Then there's her dresser drawer.
But let's not open that.
All over the house there is the
accumulation. Possibly nobody on
earth knows what's on the ton
shelves OF built-in china closets in
some dining rooms, and nobody will
ever know what's in that biggest up
stairs closet where things have been
stuck out OF sight Just for the time
oelns' Tor 10! these many years.
Some people have to clean house
when anything gets lost-they'd
never find 1t in an ordinary search
among the million trifles thrown
about.
There Is one woman we know who
has trained herself out of this coll
lecting habit. She has moved from
state to state a number of times
and knows that Saving" is expen
sive. Her family sometimes objects
violently 10 this ruthless throwing
away. but she knows they will soon
forget the old in the possession of
the new-and the sentiment is not
worth the moving cost.
We have cleanup days when all
go out In the yard and rake. Let us
have an indoor day and clear out
the useless. bothersome accumula-
tion that is occupying so much space.
and which. by handling, dusting
moving and losing causes us to waste
so much time.
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-, Gentle Gene" Is tho way the cblckosh, ,,v
P''SS welcomes Mr. Dcbs back anong ,,s ''N
Tho new year has been lust nbop, y. ,.,,..
'''' az u baId headed man at a rcyoo shnyv
-,s,. ns",n't nt ming We notice la that "sunburnt,,
'''' appeared at a Tulsa wedding this week
tl, IN, r'ubIc with 80 many glrla nowadavs IL
Shclk WY ma" 'ney meet Is
-, ne DALLAS News observes that another gooo
HHlhB ABOUT the oyster Ia that II revcr hc,,,.
ou' "mply gives service. '''''
Ihe modern Rirl is a firm believer in dIs,Iay
auVcrtlsing, says - -. Bailey But how rnnny
HheS To the inch does sh, figure? ''
we nave always observed that there comes n
uIle IN the lie of every bootlegger when he Ia
ness. ''' ''V "uo'
one Of the funny things In the daily neus
IL the different guesses made by the wa cor9
.tspohuents VINO are covering the disarma-
little girl was excitedly relating tho pieas
ures OF party, and her climax was: And don't
you Know mother, there was nobodv I'm,
growp-up folks at my party?"
Traffic cops get lot Of fun out OF life ana
they we're especially Interested the other dov
when prldeful young mother held up traffic
for 80 minutes while she compared n comnlI.
points OF beauty she herself had discovered in
her baby.
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TULSA CONVENTION CITY

The action OF the Chamber OF Commerce con.
mlttee on conventions to begin an active cam
palgn TO make Tulsa convention city is alto
gcther commendable.
Tulsa is fortunate above its fellows I'm that
It Is more widely and favorably known, In this
respect It's standing not only I'm the southwest
but the north and east. Is tantamount TO most
cities OF three and four times It's size. There IN
a curiosity to visit and inspect community
which has achieved wondrously In the brief
span OF Its life, no much 80 that a minimum ef-
fort on the part OF Tulsa succeeds in bringing
here most any public gathering or attraction Il
desires,
with tho completion Of the Mayo hotel
Tulsa viii stand I'm readiness 10 entertoin
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TOuChSfOneS of Success
From 'Tout thstones Of successp Copyright by
Vh Publishing Company
sCoLARIY PARENTS, A HELPFUL WIFE
CONSERVATION OF ENERGIES,
ENJOYMENT OF WORK
BY DAVID EUGENE SMITH.
Columbia University New York City.
Professor OF Mathematics

Whatever success | have had seems due
chiefly to three or four causes:
First; l had IA good mother, one who loved
learning. She died when | was IL, but by that
time SHE had taught me more science than most
boys learn In college. She gave me also a start
In languages and made me appreciate scholar
ship,
Second had n good father who did AZ well
M he could for my later education. 1t was pos
sibly to my advantage that he lost most Of his
money when was ready to go to college. After
graduation began the practice of law with my
father. Then door opened Unexpectedly In
the teaching profession. and similar doors con
tinued to open thereafter, Fortunately L have
never had to seek n place.
Third found two professors in college who
were very unscientfic teachers but who were
excellent scholars From them I got my start
In such scholarship as later developed. never
got much from the conventonally good
teachers.
Fourth | was very fortunate in securing a
wife who gave the ideal surroundings for
work and who encouraged me In collecting just
the kind OF library dreamed OF n boy, and
In going to various ends OF the earth In travel
Fifth l born with physique that
not adapted to many vices, and early made up
| was to succeed. Perhaps this developed
habit OF work, OF not wasting any time, and of
always having something worth while on hand
have enjoyed all my work at all times. BY
conserving my energies and not allowing any
undesirable excuses to hold me back. | have
had fair health and have beon able to do
great deal OF writing and. I hope and believe.
have helped others somewhat as others have
helped me.
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| ,p,. A.. .,.t. , ,.,,.. 49,.
ci,,,,,. ',.'' '''''" ''''" Wv
'"e 'N'''ot"an I' moved by
'''''' U" meet IN" mann Hi'''h OF inc
'"u'''u'H
Tho c,',o, o. ra,n'nn"n ,i,,, hnH D'ouRht ln
said that the state IY.os No. taxes ~ a result
~, "%u,n % nlstlb9ilon. u may alH" he point.
contcr of The state. th,i tko br,uch f"dcrgi
reserve bank IL located here ana that o
oklabotn, to,t t GpiW W @ @"o' 81, S,,''I,h "I
for financial help
In othor words oklahoma CITY. having long
been accustomed To- using the Interests ~ the
entire state for its own particular benefit feels
no conjunction whatever In nppropriatlng as
much ~ the state money hs possible Tho In
ahlHty of the OkHhoman to distinguish he
tween the proper rights and interests of other
sections ~ the stat" and other banking lnstitu-
ions outside ~ oklahoma city and the purely
local ana selfish intcresta of that city, Is on
ur"ly charactoristIc.
One recalls tho Biblical epigram, crudciy
stated boy IA" roughncck Them that has gets
even II they have 10 take Il away from them
that aint"
- largo number ~ banks In other scctlons
Of Oklahoma look IN Okloboua cl,y tor t,,,or.
cn help" That IL a statement that should not
bc allowed to poss II co,t,t,s n ..,,,,,,,,,. .,
Tuth ana world Of pur" bunc. only q short
lime ago the writer was In the great northwest
section OF oklahoma and heard a sordid tale of
how the banks In that section had boon denied
helP by Oklahoma city financial interests dur,
Ing the late daye Of the war and how the Tuisa
clearing house association splendIdly Nepped
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The HOrOscope
The stars incline but do not conss, q.
opt. 1892. by Mcclure Newspaper s,ot

! This is n doubtful day. acco,Jir,
to astrology, for the dominant sway
Is adverse. Uranus rules with ovI
power. '"
| Under this planetary governmo,,
the public mind may be easily iufi,,'
enced by sinister rumors and stril,,
may multiply.
The president and his cabinet sro
| likely TO be affected by the rul, ~,
the stars which makes for capii,us
| criticism.
Congress is again subject 10
planetary direction. making for hcotl
ca DEBATES and votes that denote
lack Of party harmony.
This Is read as an unfavorablo dsu
for romance. 1t is particularly mn.
lucky for the making of new no..
qualntances OF opposite sex.
Again warning is given that flr'o.
tions and sentimental friendshlus
VIII multiply with most serious re-.
suits, for divorces are to incrp,q.
amazingly In the coming year, If IN.
stars are read Alright.
The rule today is supposed 10 h,
most threatening to aviators. In.
ventions also are subject to menuc.
ing power that Is likely to cause de.
lays and thwarted efforts.
Jupiter eliminating in Berlin IL
exceedingly favorable to Germany
the seers declare again, and it il
predicted that great gains i'm trade
and commerce will be made IA 1922.
While Uranus is threatening todat
the planet is in an aspect to Mercurd
that is promising TO all methods ~
transportation and especially to rail.
ways.
Warning is given that an Amcri.
can diplomat Is to cause an embar
RAISING incident at a most precarious
place in international affairs.
The prince of Wales is TO have
n year of extraordinary experience.
astrologers announce, and he win
again travel, but the transit Of
Saturn over the square of the Sun
in opposition to Mars is not good for
his health.
The rise OF a young American
statesman is prognosticated and an
American woman will gain national
fame.
The winter will be severe in the
east, IL the signs are read Alright.
and there will be heavy migratlons
to the Pacific coast.
Persons whose birthdate II is
have the augury OF quiet peaceful
year, but they should not speculate
or lend money.
Children born on this day prob<
ably will be unusually brave and
preserving. Success in life will de.
pend largely on the hour of birth.
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have been papers and magazines
enough TO FIJI truck II they had not
had a Wholesale burning. and the
old shoe supply had more than dou-
bled. There were some few new
pieces Of furniture, but the great in
crease was in odds and ends. little
nicknacks, useless things stuck in
dresser drawers and closets, hidden
under the stairs and out In the ga
rage.
Everybody has the desire to save,
to collect. II is one of the most inn
portant and strongest instincts. Chill
dren like TO collect pretty pebbles
and bits OF glass They naturally
pick up any little article that catches
their eye. As they grow older the
instinct is modifled--or magnified--
and they are interested In collecting
dollars, properly and objects of more
worth.
Some men make a life work Of
hunting original paintings OF great
artists to add TO collections. others
go In for gathering up antique furni-
ture and bricabrac. while many
spend their years in excavatiug for
ancient ruins. All, all but EXPIRES
sions Of the collecting instinct.
A well known woman many may
recall had a hobby OF collecting
china cats. Friends knew of this
and sent her china cats of every
description that they ran across in
their travels, She had them all over
her house. There was another who
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Benny's Notebook
The Park Ave. News

Weather. Posserbly better prober-
ly verse.
Spoarts. Pubs Slmkins got a
puntching bag for Crissmas but il
makes so mutch noise in the house
wen he punches IL that he says he's
sorry he got II In the ferst place on
account of ony being allowed to use
II wen nobody objects to the noise.
being never so far.
Sissiety. Amung those who wish
they had got more and different
Crissmas presents are Mr.. Benny
Potts, Mr.. Sid Hunt, Mr.. Leroy
Shooster and Mr.. Ed wernick.
Pome by skinny Martin
Patent the Ideer
II your parents doubt you washed
your face
As good as you was able frunt and
reer,
And you wunt to prove you dident
skip a lecture.
Jest iccvc a little soap inside one
ear.
Household Hints. You can plug up
a leek in n waiter pipe with chew
ing gum and thus pervent a flood.
but not for long.
Bizzniss and Financial. Benny
Potts and puds Simkins have formed
n new partnership, both being
senior members of the firm known
as the Potts Simkins Co. The kind
of bizzniss will be amounted later
as 1t hasent bin decided yet.
Things You Awt to Know. Ac-
cording to axual count Miss Kitty
slaps her desk with her ruler 3 times
a minnit. making 1870 times a hour,
4320 times a day. 304O times a
week. 1880 times a munth or l45.-
go times a yeer by axual messure-
ment.
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MIR. PARKINsoN's STATEMENT.

Our esteemed contemporary, the okiahoman.
Is deeply chagrned, not 10 say violently dis.
pleased, at the statement mado by Fred Park
inson, state examiner and Inspector with ref
erence to the disposition made OF state funds
In discussing the matter of railroad valuation
In Oklahoma county Mr. Parkinson said.
ION juno 80, 1921. my audit of the stots
treasuror's office disclosed that IN, stat,.
treasurer had on deposit In tho var,pus de-
posltores OF the state l4llgs,S3l or
this amount S3,OS2 6OT5" or 2l nor con,
was deposited In Oklahoma Citv hanks 1,he
taxable wealth Of the state az found nv
the equalization board rs GiTaq.S35. .OOS ~
of which Sl44,147,460 or only about Sn
per cent Is In oklahoma county Il Is need.
less TO say that l deem this distribution
OF the moneys OF the state unfair but
don't hear any complaints from oklahoma
City about IT,"
To which the oklahoman makes haste to say
"In dragging in discussion Of state deposits
Mr.. Parkinson is merely lodging a considera-
ton OF the issue now before the public"
Which reminds us OF the simple defendant
charged with possession OF liquor. 81 had no
liquor in my bag" he explained over the violent
protest OF his lawyer; what had In my bag
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Uphold CoIored Troops.

LoNDoN-"An our information
is TO the effect that the allegations
Of improper conduct by the colored
troops have been grossly exaggerat-
ed. There is no evidence that they
commit outrages more frequently
chan other troops. not excepting the
German troops in the garrison
towns before the war"
These extracts are from a docu-
ment published by the foreign office
on the aspects of the employment
OF eolored troops ON the Rhine.
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Just Folks
(copyrlght, 1872. by Edgar A. Guostl

Example.
Perhaps the victory shall not come IN mo
Perhaps shah not reach the goal I seek
II may be AZ the last | shall be weak
ana tater as the promised land | see;
het ! must Try for IL and strive 10 be
All that a couqueror H. on TO the peaL
Must ne my call--ths way lies victory!
BOY take my hand and hear me when l
speak, N"
There Is the goal. In honor make the fight
go, may not reach II but, my boy, you can
NHhs 10 your faith and work with ali your
might, ' 'Nu'
Some day the world shall heu Won as
man. 49, 10
And when at last shall come your N, ,,,r,, a.,,
Enough for me that have shown the yav'' ''
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Foundations Laid for
An Illuminated Airwal

LONDoN-The illuminated air
way project between London and
the Continent, which has been
talked of several years, is now on
the road TO realization. The foun-
dalton of new aeriah lighthouse
was recently laid on Titsey Hill.
near Woldingham. and work is now
proceeding on the erection OF a
sol-foot steel tower. The light
house when completed will be OF
.O00-candle power and will he
visible 32 miles away.
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The prohibition forcts early saturday evening
N'"' out reports claiming that New York city
was celebrating the dryest New Years In lts
"''o'y but Monday mornings reports Indicate
'n'' inc early reports were exaggerated The
"''"nue ocean was no wcttcr New Years eve
than New York city
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convention OF most any size. At present It can
u"Fe care OF most. Never has It failed to re-
cove 'lis guesis satisfactorily entertain them
D''omingy and send them away with pleasant
recollcctions Of their stay.
u VIII be the pleasure Of Tho world to loan
us ia'iNues 10 the convention committee In the
work that body has set itself
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Condemned Murderer
Eats Heavy Meal

sPARIS.-A murderer, Just before
his execution at Caen, was asked
what he would like TO have for
his breakfast, his last meal.
"A dish of lobster in the American
STYLE he said. The dish has al
ways tempted me. but for many
years now | have not tasted II be-
cause II gives me violent indigestion.
tomorrow / need not worry,
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Harding Cancels Engagement.

WASHINGToN.-President Hard
ing is going to be busy man during
me next three months with the arms
conference and the regular session
or congress. He has Cancelled ali
engagements for that period.
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Accumulation
BY NORA COLE SKINNER.

They had lived
there o n | y a
year, yet when
they got ready to
move away twas
found they had
twice as much to
move out as they
had to move in.
Where did IL
come from?
Nobody knew.
II just "accumu-
lated"
~ l. - +.
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Honey I'm Hollow Tree.

ASHLAND. Ohio.--After cutting
down a hollow tree at Nova. near
here, A. Crittenden and Jay Ringle
found 1t filled with an enormous
amount" of honey.
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Barometer of Public Opinion
Yum Must Try Agnin.

Senator Watson knows now that the Ameri-
cans, mostly negroes, hanged in France were
guilty OF crimes for which they would be hanged
In America So he must move to new
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. post-Standard,
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IVTNaVH NhVIhtf feAson TOT Iettlng Dcbs Ou
Is the fact that BerEdol has never been in.-
Charleston News and Courier
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Depressing Chance Into the Future.

There are times when we are haunted by the
fear that the time may come when Texas will
produce more bales of poetry than of cotton.
Houston Post
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Horatio In Hall of Fnmc

Mr wells is now so famous that almost every
body knows that his first name is Herbert-or
s IL Henry Chicago News.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-07

Traces OF many diseases still pre-
valent have been found in mum
mics 5000 years old
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With Her Lily White Hands

We'll, we guess weN get tho little, useIess
lily around our house Mrs. BEATRICE Forbes
Robertson Hale calls the sheltered woman, to
30 out and wash the windshield now. az 1t chaps
our hands to do it.--Ohio state Journal.
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No Res, for the Printers.

Linotype operators think that the succession
OF Liang Shih-kai in China as premier in place
OF chin Num-peng Is not much OF an improve
mont--Nashville Tennessean.