The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-29
barometer OF Public Opinion
We Comldn'; stand ,be Truth.

Editor world: No! The human family does
not want the truth in a general way, and then
only when IL suits It's purpose. although as you
cay Truth is imperishable."
Truth falls flat and has no buoyancy to &C.
and is therefore uninteresting. A good lawyer
uses a grain OF truth like the opening on the
small end of funnel so as to fit in the neck
or a bottle called a human being, the balance
OF me funnel H. make up OF pack OF lies
called In professional terms Hypothesis" So
this scholarly fellow proceeds to give his jury
a lesson In mythology, for which they are duly
thankful In the way of verdict--the full truth
ike Havana tobacco is too strong unless blend
ed with domestic filler.
Nature has successfully hidden from US NOR
tnl beings the truth pertaining unto natures
laws until we ourselves unfold them and
impact
The husband and wife always get along best
where tuelsins are hidden from one another to
an extent where perfect confidence exists
- discover another,s hones'-to-God secret
thoughts and aspirations. and tell that other
so, ana that Same other will hate you the long
est day that he she lives
Take microscope between two boon com
pahiohs' ana let them view each other from an
angle pertaining to the qualifications and
electrodes that go to make up each, even unto a
sIhaII percentage OF the truth, and they'd be
noon companions more, and know each
other not, and Newton's theory of gravitation
would come home to them with a vengeance
So It's well to use the truth sparinglv os we
see II, as we might be telling a lie unknowingly
ratner nave the Tulsa spirit and be a booster,
ana say something pleasing to the ear OF your
listener as some president might pick you as an
educated liar and appoint you as ambassador
figures given above would be transposed 70
read IAN educated diplomat"
- hihcoln VINO was given the credit OF being the
most artistic in assembling words Of the Eng
Ish language by the brightest minds I'm Lon
,h,s ~ tne greatest they said OF all time"-sill
tnls great Lincoln thought and knew he knew
hothins comparatively, OF what there was TO
shoW' ana chose as, his favori.e verse "Nhy
SSIouId the spirit OF Mortal Be Proud" Nc
hlnIey also hutted up against a no-vision wall
aiu i HtttIed down on his favorite verse Of Lead
FOR Me-" etc. INV 80 '"'"s"
II the truth was used n staple commodity
ana suckers Quit biting, Wall street would go
broke In three months, and the Prince Of Wales
would never have had the pleasure OF seeing
inc Woolworth building. The employees in our
bucket shops throughout tho country incmd-
ing Tulsa would be thrown out Of employment
ana the only benefit we would derive sfrom
such change, is that the people that lose their
money In gambling grain, cotton and stocks
ana bonds would still have their money to spend
IN the Immediate vicinity, and have a better
chance of getting II back than they would il
they sent II east to apply on stop loss orders
The poor negro who shoots craps on Green
WOOD avenue and passes his money from one
negro TO another and then dose @ do" back
again IN fined 50 and costs for gambling with
out permit from the mayor In . Tulsa police
contemporaries Pm not upbraiding the mayor
hoW-Its Just custom I'm talking about
so IL truth prevailed without proper warn
panic. ''
Au'Sa' June H. +. p. HANNIFIN.