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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
A STENOGRAPHER'S ROMANCE
by Jane Phelps.

said no girl could stay In your Of
flee long. Let me out, tell you!" as
he tried 20 pacify her.
MIR. Robinson stopped the taxi and
without another word or look Nellie
ran up the street. hearing his muir
fled exclamation as he slammed tao
door OF the cab. The girls were
both In bed but she awakened them
and told her story.
And 1 thought he was good! II
he had been young man I'd never
fallen for his kind feeling for poor
little me- her sarcasm was inde-
scribable. "Oh. the horrid, horrid,
old mani"
Come 70 bed. dear" Cora urged
after time. "Youn be sick IL you
don't quiet down. Wen talk 81 over
In the morning"
Nellie was really thoughtful. and
although she knew sho couldn't
sleep. out OF consideration for the
others she said no more. But for an
hour she lay thinSing, calling her
self all sorts OF names, and In this
pastime she did not neglect her en-
employer. In tho morning II was
the only subject of conversation.
"Too bad It's Friday. You lose
nearly n weeks pay" Gladys said.
Lose my pay! Not so as you could
notice it,"
How will you get it7"
That's easy! Go after III"
you don't mean you're goine
back after what's happened?"
why should | make that old
scamp a present OF my week 7.
wages, Miss Doran7 | shall go and
wait for him, and I'll get IL, too
Then with little laugh that was
fun OF tears she added: II may the
last III have for some time. He
won't give me any reterence--yes he
will too! I'll make him, and III die.
tate II myself"
In spite OF their anxiety the girl
laughed. GLADYS was for making hei
stay away from the office; but Cora
feeling sure no harm would CONT
OF her going. and knowing how badly
she needed the money, made no OBJ
jectlons.
Tomorrow-Nelllc Gets What Sh,
Goes After.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
Oklahoma Outbursfs
sy OTIS toR1ON.

a federal Judge has found that the ocean s.
Perhaps one reason why Senator owen foll
FOR walton is because Waltou's financial plat
form is so wild ana impracucable.
Tho moet uncertain thing about the political
campaign In Oklahoma this year is just where
Mayor Walton wiz speak next
For tho benefit of the duck hunters tho girl
on South Main says she is willing to offer her
services aa n live decoy.
We stll hold 10 the theory that cigar makers
could make n fve-ceut cigar just as popular es
Tho ihice-ior-a-quar'cr Kind.
Tatc Brady has lot it be known that he IS
going 10 have walton club m tulsa which he
can dominate even n he has 70 organize one
with hImsof as tho only member.
ono Tulsa democratic lady says tho reason
aho has NOT rorls'rrcd ls borsu uso she ie afraid
she cannot resist tho impulse 10 vote ugainst
Walton.
W" arc willing 90 bet tno-bltg that II Walton
point 20 woodrow Wilson ua the greatest living
prp.idDut
Governor Robertson by proclamation has
We take II that the governor wants 20 make
Ohahomn's navy the equal of any that over
trod tho sea or sailed the land.
After an Mayor Walton ls not tho only caudl-
date running under false cuiOrs There are
others whose names VIII appear under the
proud rooster Of democracy who stand on the
shawnee platform, but Walton happens 90 he
running for an office in which he can do the
most harm.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
little out OF shape from the shock
but still good TO eat.
Mlch 1 did.
As Oklahoma
Editors See IT,!

In tile KeyhOie of the Okmulgee
Times of Wednesday appeared the
following:
Just as we were about to sit down
and figure up tho size of the vote
which John Fields will have to keep
from being counted out, we pick up
the following radio message from
Somewhere in Mexico"
Understand Jack says II he Is
elected he'll bring me back. Through
the columns OF tho Keyhole please
announce that he makes this state
mcnt against my wishes. II any
one has an idea that l am planning
to go back to Oklahoma for the pur-
pose of being reinstated in my old
job rs bank commissioner, please
advise them that ! have authorized
no one to speak for me in this con-
nection and that l have no desire
TO be drafted into my old job.
have seen too many drafts. Thank
you for giving this space. Regards
TO all the depositors.
FIRED DENNIS"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
Just Folks
Copyright, i92e, by Edgar \. Guest.
HOMESICKNESS

The thouGhtlcss say that trees are trees
wherever thcy may grow
And men are men whcrC'or they meet but
this is never SO.
For ovcry homescS heart Will sigh until his
journeys DER
TO see the gentle maple tree which stands
before his door.
i've stood upon the crowded streets and
watched the men 30 by,
But I'm tho Wultitudcs OF smile lonely man
was /,
A lonely and a weary man who watched them
como and so
And hungcred for tho little street whore walk
tho men 1 know
I've seen the sun come up by day and seen
the moon arise,
I've watched as Shepherds long ago, the
consolidated skies,
But sun and moon and stars, I swear, 40 not
so brightly shine
As whom see them high above that little
house of mine.
The homesick boy upon the curb would turn
away from kings
To meet the man who comes from home and
hear the news he brings,
Though countless robins sang 10 him no still
would hunger for
The robins nesting in the tree which stands
before his door.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27

The oklahoma election law IS
functionlng just as badly as any
one could desire, says the Ponca
City News. In Oklahoma city there
are three registrars who have not
yet been appointed. Perhaps their
appointment viii come in time for
the voters to be registered. perhaps
not. The law as II now stands puts
tho whole matter in the hands OF
the registrars. IL they are honest
citizens, then there is usually no
trouble about the registration, aside
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
The Horoscope
Eridny. October %. 1922
.rbe stars incline out DO not com 1ps.i /.
Cpt i922 by Mcclure Newspaper syna


Until late tonight fortune f,own,
on men, according TO astrology. Mars
Jupiter and the sun are all .u ma
lefic aspect. In the evening Venus
Ia friendly.
Under this planetary goverpmer,
the mind should be safeglardes
agalns' depressing or despordon,
thoughts which will be encouras,i
by the rule Of the stars.
During this sway the most sucA
cessful men and women may doub,
their own capabilities.
Suicides may increase IN number
az this time, which Is likely 90 Doc ex-
ceodlngly tryins to persons OF sousl.
tive nature.
Initiative in any big project sAou,a
be delayed since effort under this
planetary direction may be difficult
and really constructive activity may
be easily thwartcd.
Danger OF MISUNDERSTANDING and
dlssensions is said 20 be iucrcao I'd
while Mars Is I'm evil place
Domestic disaEreements should bs
avoided ae the rule Is held 10 make
men inclined TO be arbitrary and
stubborn.
Neither they who seek work nor
they who demand favors w cue.
coed while this Configurl pre-.
walls and they should delay am ac.
tlvity until more favorable aspect
dominates.
The evening should be n favorable
time for weddings and rumancos
since Venus smiles on lovers
Theaters and all places OF enter-
tainment ehould benefit by this eve.
ning's planetary direction.
/ PLAYS Of high quality are 10 corn.
mand attention this season. hui flt-
/ oign authors will be more fortunate
/ than Americans.
Ancient lore found tho rule NJ The
evening favorable for the wearing
OF new clothing, which Is held 20 be
moro becoming and more lasting u
put on for the first time while
Venus IL in kindly sway.
Persons whose birthdate Il Is may
have rather n strenuous year. but
they will succeed well II they avoid
litigation. The young will court aud
marry.
children born on this day may bs
rash and inclined 10 extravaganza
but extraordinarily talented. Thel
may be sure OF many friends and
helpers all through life.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
Care COiIdpses; TpO
Boys Buried ALiCe

PICKWICK, Texas. Oct. es.--
Playmates are today grief-strlgken
over the death OF Paul end Luther
W"ster. the two popular young sons
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hart Wester. who
were smothered 20 death Wednes-.
day afternoon when the walls OF al
cave in which they were playing
gave way burying the youngsters
up the entrance.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
Another View of IL.

Editor World Tho X, X. KS have been
complimented by the charge that they are the
cause OF the confusion in the vote registration
throughout the state, This accusation has
risen from the fact that the people are demand
ing a square deal IN voting and n the khan is
not active. their spirit Is there
The good people Of the state should pray that
the spirit OF the IS and their al-seeing eye may
be at every polling place I'm the state to see that
all votes are legally cast, and correctly counted.
oklahoma Is already IN the grip OF the radicals.
where possible they are taking charge OF the
election machinery,
In oklahoma county the registrar Is under in
dctment for Irregularities (to say the east) In
office has failed 10 escape on technicality,
and the only man that can remove him Ia a
lawyer who is about 60 face trial for dlshar-
meut Tho police power OF oklahoma city IS
used In the persecution OF reputable citizens
only shows what will happen II the radicals sue
ceed IN their attempt at state domination. What
are we coming to2
okahoma's vote In the election should be a
majority 50 large against the radicals, and for
good government ana John Fields, that the
radicals headed by Mayor Walton will leave
for q more hosptahle territory, and the real
democratic party rescued from socialist dom
nation.
The radical mind is seen even In the bonus
bin. where law-ablding citizens IL voting for
the bilL are compelled to defy constitutional
government
oklahoma city oct, 10. JAMES EDWARDS,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27

it that large place Ia history that some have In
sisted Il would eventually occupy
Likely tho Lnuo letters Will procipitate a con-
tfovcry of considerable violence from that sec.
uon of ,ho cabinet which wac pro-wison rather
than pro-natlon. but the public will inevitably
Do much moro impressed by tho Lane lcttera
ihau by anything that can or viii be said against
thru
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
Bible Thoughts for TOdoy


THANKS AND rHhIsE. 90 a.e. hlH.s unto
The Lord. ror he ia good. lo. h.a mercy endure
cth forever on that men would praise the
l.0id for his goodness. ana Tor h1 wonderful
works to the children of mou.-Tulm iO71, $.
wha. f. The happy end OF Gods correction
.--Imh LII. ~.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27

Secretary weeks fears the United states took
the disarmament treaties too seriously ana that
another danger hour win find tho country as
unprepared a. have all danger hours In the past
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27

from the careiessness that some
times accompanies the system
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27


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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27

Now the naughty BARRIERS Of Kan
sas are invoking the law to stop the
practice Of bobblng hair in beauty
parlors. rs.--Shawnee News.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27

France evidently isn't going N
scrap It's warships without first hav.
ing scrap. the Lawton News has
CLEANED from tho news dispatches.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27

Tho moet uncertain thing about the politlca
campaign IN oklahoma this year is just whcr
Mayor Walton wiz speak next
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27

For tho benefit ~ the duck hunters, the girl
on South Main says shc o. willing 20 offer her
services as n live decoy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27

a federal Judge has found ina, the ocean is
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27

Perhaps one reason why Senator owen foI
for walton is because WaltOu's financial plat
form is so wild ana impractcable.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27

IS" lr, willing 90 brt tNo-hi's that II Walton
u.u,l,F iu Tutl on November g.. hc VIII not
point 20 woodrow Wilson u1 the greatest living
PRECEDENT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27

We s'lll hold 10 the theory that cigar makers
could make fve-cent cigar just as popular as
tho thfce-for-a quarter kind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-06

towards claude ro,,avs ef For vatn..
as the most likely candidate for the
senatorsbin
There is stiu q nrobahilftv of ,rbos
+ alar4nau interinp tb, ais or me
ccn+snd.rs FIR tha 4..,atarsbin tort,-
leaders have not baara from Mr. Mar
sbsIt b,,+ womb no+ ~. S..rnrfse6 s.
receive word fron, 49,, ~ am, tf1ne
deciarins mis- fntentfoo ~ seel. a toaa
The CONFIRMATION Of Inlfana,,oiis.
which Il vfrt,,al1v me Seventh IONS
gressional distrier IL +be new Ren,tl,-
ucan state connittee il now benin-
ming 10 receive a great deal Of consul
Grafton william % Reilev nm attor-
nev is expected to he the choice Of the
Shank organization for The place
There il another faction bocstina. Ir-
WING " Lemaux for the place Mr.
Lemaux is now city chairman in In
dfanapo1is and was not a shank sup
rorter ii the urinary. He is identi-
fled vim the defeated Jav.ett-I,en,elze
eroup
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-06
TWO-GUN SHERIFF
MAKES LAST STAND
Oklahoma Official, Relic of
Old Days, Is Hailed Into
a Mere Courtroom.

ARDNORE, Okla. Jan. 5-"B uck
Garrett. last picturesque two gun.
sheriffs Of the old west. was making
his last stand" today Not as ne
would prefer to make it-with his hack
to a wall and with his weH-no etched
irons" splitting fire but hauled into
court as defendant in a suit TO GUST
him from office
Garrett. who "oticiated" at the trial
OF Clara Smith Hamon to Keep order.
and three others-Dick Hiehni ght.
Ardmore police chief. o H. Lanston.
mayor of Healdton and n A. Len"
Bates, Headlton police chief, are all
charged with having openly permitted
gambling. Bookkeeping and immortality
in the OF towns Of Carter county.
1t is charge that in some Of the rag
towns OF the field. the old western
frontier bar. supposed 70 exist in these
days only in the movics-has been
ru1nin wide open. with the "pizen"
served from the bottle In pre-Volstead
style.
Garrett the gat-shooting sheriff. and
the other officials, it is claimed. have
kept Carter county the last surviving
spot Of the old wild west" The res
cent shooting at wilson however.
when Law and order party tried to
take matters into its own hands.
brought the situation TO CRISIS.
No charges or corruption or Of ae-
cepting brides are made against the
officials 1t is their "old west" meth
Cd of Interpreting the law which is the
issue.
Petitions to suspend Garrett and the
other defendants pending hearing q
the custer charges on January rs. We're
filed today b yAssistant Attorney Con
erag, Elmer L FUlter.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-06
Political
NetUs of Day
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'"'"o OF the voters OF lhuiaha'
Even though the wisdom Of the di-
rect primary has been questioned by
students q government enough pres-
sure was brought an the last general
assembly oy the people Of the state q
prevent the repeal Of the law ana thus
return to the old convention system
Of nominating candidates for puoic
office.
In this connection y might be said
4hat there is a strong probability of a
s~ueal of this law IN the 1924 session
u the assembly. the outcome 81 the
r1avoraitv primaries IN a number Of
Indiana cities resulted ia many per
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-06

All men Of genius are said to hive
clear, slow-moving, bright eyes. This
is the eye which indicates mental abil-
t. - -arran lind
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
TO BE BEAUTIFUL, BE 80;
THAT IS ADVICE OF WRITER

~ woman's real beauty does not
b"sin 20 show until ahe IL 3c!
This IS ,he opinion OF An1!a Ycz-
!crHkn
Sh" has looked suuurcly at III"
through tn" eyes ~ "a sweatahop
worker. factory hand. dIshwash-g.
STRUGGLING journalist. and now
with tn" complex mud understanding
~ successor! writer.
Al! women want 10 u. beautiful
themselves and 20 create beauty
around them. III" explains
When cam. L" tEls country
rom Russia. penuil.ss unedugated
and fri"ndl"ss. | lived w.;n IN. poor
"s' workers worker myself. often
without food arI w-"tch.dlv clad
hnt thor" "as nev": a TIN. when !
did not hunger rlpr" FOR beauty than
for bread
'Rn' Is suffered aud learned.
'nrn" I" realize tina, on Couldn't go
out aud g"; beauty ready made. ,hat
~ vas something YOU had 10 develop
from within
B"autitul clothes. money. ~. sur.
round nys ar" AL quite empty unless
one develops an inner something
Tn" beauty az youth is natural. but
II IS only mask ON. wears while
Developing IN" soul.
IT" b" beautiful at 20 is purely
accidental TO b" <" At 80 is char
ac,ar
y woman is beautiful only vh.u
Sh" has suffered and lived and learn
"d !" think when sh" has tn" cour-
Hg" TO max" hor own decisions and
''" herself Then shc is an indi-
vdual Ind vidu"luy = real
Then woman ha4 generated q
fore" when shines through h"r ev"s
and Eliminates h"r face something
more dynamic = nd electric than ,ner"
prat,!n"ss -E"methinr which lives
and which attracts
To m" IN" faprcr IS no, hcau-i-
fGl Sh" lacks illusions ami faith
Sh" has tho soul Of "a nIddIa.ar.d
woman Ru' when She casts lido
nor mask and becomes herself vino
knows wha' sh" may TO-
Anzia f"z'"rsha Is striking *
ample 81 tn" type ~ h"autv she
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
1LERS OF YE OLDEN TIMES MET SAME IA TIE AS TO-DAY

u had been stolen by nu agent "t the
nl'n thieves trust Ia E"w Y"rh Tn.
stolen prlnt had been carried 10y
courier - lI"nx i<"uK. For Ia" Inst
ih;cc years CnWri"rs VI IA" crook
trust have sped over tho Seven Seas
carrying In th"!r .gripr s;olSa Aims
:" hc ''dur"d' at ihn various d!vis-
th. producer "r duplication po|ui
Cor IN" Far l:asI.
y rlm stolen Ia Los Angeles. san
f'ramcisc", Sew York OF elsewhere
would he shot 20 Hong Kong 10y mn
!un"c-'; looking chap. Who's" pass
pr:; proclaimed hin tpurls; o:
salesman. AZ IN" Hong Kong plant.
rNpcrts ill tn. rest, Within Two
weeks nil III" China Coas;. Japan.
sometimes Manila nnd usually the
MALAY states would be seeing ,h-
show :hai wa. running concurr"utly
On liruadway-ani weeks. maybe
months !nrer. whcm he x-nuin"
ropyr! ashtcd Aim arrived. Il would
be old s:uT unnark-chDle,
60 stop that" sad the United
Artists Corporation Grin,;h. chap
!!n. l'!rk.ord and FairhanA. To
gorge M"oscr.
Mou-rr started. And when n. hit
roHyo sto!-u. plated, "duped"
aims OF one ~ h!- agents -GrIir,h-
Was playing IA :. X. q.
Mo"s-r sued .ur an Injunction.
skipping ;h- legal details. the cour;
finally ordered the se!zur" OF the
stolen flmS. There were eleven reel
hims They Were found Ia eleven
separate and distlnti parts OF Tokyo
hidden In the 'g"-d"wns. or
stor"s"-r"omS. of eleven different
members %. the Film Thieves Trust.
Then h" pat "u me genuine him =
ana TIA" h'rh"r courts hacked him up
VITA a decision. ia. effect OF which
*. M"nS"r believes Euaran;c" az
protection to copyrighted MINIS az
America ani all countries. aIains,
pira'iug III Japan.
Meanwhile. the Master Mind and
most "f his stan. have fled They'll
probably escape arrest. tr!al or i'm
prisonm"nt. Tho Legitimate produ-
Gers ar" satisfied tu run them away.
"lr they come back" said Moos"r
"w"'ii put en- in Jail Japanese
inils az" not fun. But they wont
come back"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
Try United N.ws.1

TOKYO. July 18th" film pirates az
TN" Far East are nlIcd wiki fear.
Tn" biggest markc, in the world
for stolen motion pictures Japan.
China. tn" straits Settlements and
the fr.nr.s Of ludia-is being put
out az business
The keencst band Of sup"r-crooks
ON "ar;h--who have mad h"adguar-
tors in Japan. agents in every land.
ana who hav. mad. millions ~
flooding tho orient with stolen movie
masterpieces from Amnrica-arc
getting ready to quit tho game.
First. i has h"ou made TO" no. for
them. and. second. they've mad" NOR"
money than they can spend any
how.
Tn" movie thieves ot tn" orient,
have been "p"r.,rius on scale ac-
tually surprising IN personnel ON
ployed area - agencies and system
II organization, many ~ IN. largest
i"gitima'" iim Industries ~ thc
>ta'.s from whom they nlch
The mas'"r-miui ~ the Far East
film thieves WAS chier Of an outfit
which waS As large" efficient. as
"ard-ind"N"d and accurate and sys-
t"matic a any big business corpora
;ion i'm tn" United States
Hos on tn" run NOW. Ills identity
- suspected hut officially unknown.
At AMY "v"nr he's through. /, was n
great gam" FOR him Will" II lasted
80 tn" Master mind supposed To- be
- EurasIan part Irish and part
chinese. wh" ono" was a London
music-Eall star and who has a val
"r"gS record in tn" French Foreign
Legion in tn" early period Of tho
word War-h has heat IL - Europe.
with enough real corn Z" rent a pal
ac" and tax" things easy the res, OF
his life.
Gc"rg" M"oSrr came out from tho
states not long az" with an assign
mem from David Griffith. Mary Pick
f"rd. charlie Chaplin ana Douglas
Fairbanks Technically hc repre-
s"nt"d what is known as IN, United
Artists Cooperation. Eu, his job was
10 put Crimp In tho pira;iuc Of Tho