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TULSA DAILY WORM) FRIDAY. JULY 2 1020
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Commenting DTI Hi iidnilnlsti at l-n of 'loners!
ftmtit IhAl "the league Of MUlOM ttl Ml re
gponded to Ihe grial Impce entertain for It.
but fhl nn M should rejolc at the failure."
tbe CMesn Tribuni savs
It ntviT hal bM unite decided whciher
the rnvrnnt wan Pnuita n Wilson Of
Wiii.. ii on Hni nt b. I. hi t hi- Hnuih African
had a hmid In (Ih frsmlng.
Th point of great Mfjntfll MM I I that ntii-
of Ha chief ii ill hot k OOtlfMM II fallui and
aaka thai no MlWrailOB of that fallura be
held. Nor will thlt I"' I' Ii i"1' In BMnan
Balurti In rfjob-a ovrr Ihi- fallura of a m.it
Idea no maltfr how UttOrl) Impractical that
Idaa waa known to In-. Bui tin fallUM of llir-
IraRur happily danmnatratrd In ItlTII In MVA
thla rountry from dlsaatroin 00IUNMMlncai
bould aland aa a warnlnii In Amaiba hoi In
ba mlalaad by Ihr labfla on bOttlM anal i on-
ta.n nothing mora than quark tnmadb'H
A praarrlptlnn that kllla Ihr- pallrnl win tint
Intended I" MH hut to i me. Tin- avanl la
ad enough but thi- phyalolan fhal madt thl
4luA"noala and wrote the pMhcrlpUOD la dlt-
credited and ahnlild be.
The failure nf the league fkplnrad AlmOAi
heart -brokenly by the Houth Afrb an atatia-
men la due jtKOMjtttaf tO the fart thai n wrong
dlagnoala waa mad and a wrong prMCliptlOtl
written. The world Buffered from war. N it
urally the nereaally aeetned to be to ib'ler-
vlna Ita rauaea and from that aaiertalned
fart aeek a panai i a. Here Ihe ntti ndltiR
phyalrlana fell Into their flrat grlevmia trrOI
They overlooked and utterly dlarega riled hu-
man nature. They aald the ranee wna.nrtlfl
rial and Ihen-fnre rotitrollable.
Haing erred aa lo the caUM Hi-' praacrip
tlon muat of m-ceaally he wrornt Bai auM
tha vital fartor human nature- In lug tin'
true rauaa of war it wna the wenkn-'aa cf the
prearrlptlon and even tin- dlaffDOala. Ih
British Kreiii-h. Italian and lltpanaM Rtati
men who OOtMllttad their nation to Ihe
league were aa malm ere In their dladlOBll aa
waa Wllann and HiiintH cradulaU anil In hnti-
tmt error. They never tntandap 10 oparata uti-
der the league In the iillrii Id aplrll Which
carried Ha frameia into a aeventh heavan -i
ldaaitati- unraallty
If he la pottaeaaed of (enuln mantal In-
tegrity Muplat with adaqual m c Qi pi i -i
Smula will make another apeerh on ol IhMM
day. He will announr that tin- laagui doei
not 'work beraiue It la not on the iUaro It
never baa been. Nor th peao parley Hint
aelzed on the idea preai '! by I" 0 Un0-
phlatlcated gtntlrnien aa a meana of (attlni
that whb h Wai coveted all ml w ith a blM-
Ing Instead of a OtirMi
It la atlll poaalbl lo involve Ihe I'nlted
Statea In thla Pandora box of International
diffi' tiMiafa but thara la not a chano in ten
mlllti -ii of the LTnttad Statea nullltig the al-
truiatb .iima of it praacriblna. phyalciani
The lam I on the bnltle reailn "A Mure Cure
for War." HUI U 'In madlclno la taken the
diseaae. 11 l' com ni--re vtmtant and may
prove fatal
niM s i ins in -i
William .1. Iti-ati. tin- ninn uh
hla party for inot i than n quartei
huti
nf 1
lead
tury during wl.Uh Urn I" BM in ituifui t ured
ibAue. wt -ten pirn i"t nm and madi al leuat ona
prealdcnt who for Hint Darlod his baen to hla
party the popular leader and alBIMI aa Inliu-
enUo.1 it public rharmter aa the half Colonel
Tooaevalt wan to hla party la VOlafJ dOWtl
alowly hut aurely under Hi" Vtoloui add tall
ant onalaughla of bOttrbOl m at San
Francisco.
Kot only a rplendld fmure of demm-.i a y la
bolne crucified out there to make a Roman
holiday for tha bourbon courtleis cf the whim
bouse dynasty but a great prim lple ol dt BMK
racy la being repudiated. The betting of thn
plajr la sordid ajid vulgar but the seine Itself
la tragi cly grand. Them whero tho mighty
racltlo that laahna tho shores of the orient
with one hand while It carerae tho slrorea of
tha new world With 'he other a uric great
political party In national convention assem
bled 1 Lkr-.iwnu off the l.u-l vioimra of dim
Orratli OOfJtrol and praell-e. Ignorlnf and hu
mllt.'illng Ita field matKli.il nf many fintabta
ntMoiwarU aoMfnlni the writing of it -i.de
in the pofttical parvanaat MHocracy baa choM
to arnile upon and pla-.ing In - harge of the
i-i-at of vantage court favotitiH unaklltad anal
Inaipoftoncad. ir the uee of weapona
"Dofll i he r boya." a ianv la rly1fll
if Mjeli a company engaged in an-ii i task
thi' f gi.i nf ih TJroM Ootninoflai 1 loom
heroiooll) mi plttffully llul he . at bin b1
In what be ava pnd does Th full iiir"iii
of what ! trani'lrir g I knnwn lo Bryan
Though 1 1 1 v bran may be a- blng. hla ptlde
-mailing lth humiliation a be find hlm-
eef olllaMa tha -aMle r of the part) that
for Almost three il- idea ha li-Hghled to honor
him there is null rancor In ins soul tn-
steatl. his Oen tnk-s Oft the sidendld temper
nf I ha flri'ttl Toledo bladl "t- II writes In keen-
eal In-iiy nr-nad philosophy;
"W hnVi reached a not era." he write
aontewliat In aadneaa as be dea rlhai the
powerful a-lrnliiiMtt at Inn rna-bine corn.
pooad of si rablnel npatnbtri that i
ruthlessly rnlllni rival the polltkxsl fnr-
lunrs of Ih rtlsl Inoulahad men of the
pArl herrolsry fllaoa with surprising
narrow)1 "f vlalon ha seen fit to
Ignore pen "I" WOUld hae n tight to t
pect a placa on the cotiiinltfod
lie then eliillnetatea t.nrne of the men Mar-
shall tha i-e praoHlenl and honored leader
of ins own Important alait PomaronOi sen-
ator front "bin and on ol the brilliant lead-
ers of dSun-'tti'V Burke Cochran a laadar
of yeara "I Mrvtca and i prescutlrig a stale
vital lo the iiiiise and with n i andl-lAte of Its
own sJTnl . nihil i - ttitng at last In a
in. it-- reference to hlmoalf;
'I may add that tin ornllon of niv
l.ame from lha list which waa chooofj to
wrtia tin platform wn to in- axpaclad
first bacaUM my polltlial iirllvlty.
through i ntending over many years haa
hot yal been lUfflclenl lo brlnaame within
tin- Vision of the gentleman from Virginia
ami sacondi bacaUM mi oontrlbutloni in
the proejwant'i Buocaoaaa would make my
appolnlmanl seem ilk an ifforl nn iha
pail of the aaacullv to Interfert with Ih
fraadom of the oommlttM dallbaratlona"
llryan m-iir wiote a ftnir hit nf suhtle Irony
than that NOT a truer statement. Again In
r-aillli r In IX I II t S
I find that a few men who claim a
monopol t-l Int. test In Ihe president per-
sonally and In the patlv'a weltaie Mai 10
brush Raid all the great lastics that press
upon us and nOAOUnoi aa the one out-
standing principle in the code of democ-
racy that a president not only i an do no
wrong bill onnnot make a mistake Kven
(lertnnny tins repudiated the theory upon
which that etoejan is baaed They ought
to know Ihal the denm. ratlr parly was
Bevel leas Inrllned lo accept such a doc
I line.
hen llryan thus condemtis ihe so-called
democratic party because of Ita hourbotilm.
what can be expected of less devoted adherent
nf the cause? This Is the report of drum ra-
cy' moat popular and longest lived leader con-
cerning that Convention Which the nation waa
rashured would not he bossed.
Till not ttlioMsM Of DEMOCRACY
Nothing has ao perfectly demonstrated tho
hmn hnnlsm of Ihe ma- hlne element of Ihe dein
o-'ialc parly a the Onre-l'Yrri campaign. Al-
most every day some democratic paper com-
plains bitterly that republicans attend the Core
meeiltiKM and the oomplelnl Is BUch aa to sug-
gest a crime that a republican should dare at-
tend a democratic meetlni oi support a demo
i rat for office.
Concerning the contest between Senator Oore
mid I nn i - ssninn Kerrl Tin World Is conser-
vatively neutrnl. Wo do not earn who I beaten
Just s.i some sound clean cnpal'le and con
structive republican I elected thus putting thl
stale in harmonj with the eonatltutlonal party
of the nation. BUI with rrapert lo the hour-
bonlsm Which Would 'li ny sny clttMn the right
lo be either entertained nr Instructed by a pub-
lic epeaker nr In applaud the utterance of such
speaker If an disposed or in support the can-
didacy of such speaker If the present merit of
hi cause aroused sin h Inclination we do have
some concern.
Tht Is still America. Here the cltlxen la free
to MlMl hla church bis political affiliation hla
social companlonahlpi and his eotartalnmeata
It Is at least his tight. If Indeed II la not hi duty
to avail himself of every opportunity to be in-
formed oonoemlni public matters and he prac-
tices a much safer and more Inspiring rule of
citizenship In giving a reapOOtful hearing to hi
partisan opponentd than IhOM who deny him
that right on one hand 01 Ih partisan opponent
Ihe right to be hoard on Ihe other.
Bourhonlam doe not rutt In America despite
the fact that there have bean LhOM who with no
little ability have sought to enthrone It. II t
to the everlunlnu: credit of Oklahoma that men
of all parlies avail themselves of the opportunity
to hear both Mi flora Olid Mr. V'errla It la a
ahame to the -.tale that It la now A milter of
record that there an those who refused a dl
linguistic. I clttMn Of the republic the right lo
pris.nl his eauM! that precisely the same per-
sons now wnuld pi event Ihe election of one
parly from hearing or applauding tho repre-
sentative of mother party.
Those women politicians who paagael the
short and ugly word are In the tight party all
right
If they make a stale out of Ihe elty of Chi-
cago they'll aluiivly be promoting Hill Thomp-
son trOm mayor lo governor.
There 1 thl to be said concerning th pro-
posed r Paving of ytrti It will nl come be-
fore It Is lie di d
Mr. Villa Is np to his old trb ks of dynamiting
trains. Which Indbtttes that Mr Villa Is of that
small nuinhcr that believes the d- tin -s have
: :
chance to elect another disciple of "watchful
waiting.-'
Oklahoma Outburtti
i i i -1-1
One naturally concludes from Chairman
Cumrnltigs' speech that Ona man and nut party
prlnclplM i the keynote of the demooratli
party.
Partisan friend Insist that Ih 17 mlniil
darii iriatrntlnn at Sm I- r.inrlsen Monday was for
Preeldenl Wilson al I hOl fof that big Arrnrmn
flag
As the boya understand it ih governor'
proclamation tailing for a an t-'ourth doee
not gn Into effect until the rnoining of the
fifth
The only thing Which will keep IfoAdOO
from goit g over with a whnop the fegr
that he t'.i resign lii the midst of Ihe earn
paten i" rehabilitate hie fortunaa
In all falrnes It ahOtlld be mated Ihal Ren
n'"r OWni oppoalfjon to the supreme c-iurt
foe not go in Ihe eateni that he win refuM
tO fib any Vtcanclel Which may incur ihould
he la tlected president W make thi state
incut lo remove a load nf tin. unities from the
aspiring lawyer who are H wlni in aandldadoy
with alarm
We have not yet been able lo locate the
I rrl pre agr-nr h-i secured pubhofty foi
the etory that llrare Hrigan would sp.ak at
nn American n . n n picnic at Hplro in behalf
'f M' I'errls Who ever he I he caused ttlii
col it n in to fall Into t he et t nr of ulting the mallei
furthel no til i in u way which dm both Mi
Haaran and th leaon an Inluatlcei for we hav
It fl"-n Mr II -a. in hlmMlf Ihal he poslllvelv
w-.uid nnt addreea any legion plonte in the
Interest of I --i i is or anv other brand of poll
fl-ians thai It Is not a legion plrme anyway ari-l
that Whlll hi i (nr Ken is politically yet a an
Amerll in I'Ki tie he Is aleoilulely Impartial
nod neutral it seem a if there t Bomehods
who p Ineldously working lo connect the Amot
loan legion I nn auxiliary lo Ih l-'errls rani
paign ' omtnlttee
llaroim ter of PublU Opinion
Tlio Iiry Hole
Editor World Through the dead drv
lii-- of 'he Jack oak tree loom large
WMther beaten derrick grim ami silent re
minder of Ihe hope and faith of om ad van
tur. r WhOM VlelbM Of Wealth were as strong
and fierce a any engendered In the world b
that eutlv and heal advertised vt-nlure the
MlMlaelppI Bubble."
"n the vvarpe.i hoard ate the stain- of ruste I
Iron from 'he bolt and natl holes there are tin
Maim made by the salt and Ihe many miner. i!-
of the earth that Hie drill has penetrated but
mvi r a s'aln of that much sought for and flu
alve lliptld. oil.
If you know whnt It all means you can Ml
through 'he timber of this "ghost of th oil
fields the driller with his hand on ih- screw
feeling every stroke for Ihe slightest hang-
In the fni matlon being able tti tell almost bv
Intuition what the hit doing on tha end of
the cable three-fourth of a mile below.
If vou know you can also see In the Mar
of Ihe "stink pots" or that mora modern II
lumtnatlon electric light th derrick at night
and Ih-- rythmattd Btfoka "f Ih-- walking beam
and hear the chug-chug chug-chug chuj;
chug nf the engine exhaust. Then bf you
ktmw enough and ran .-e enough you rati see
tin- prtoepootlve fortune or ti prospective ef-
fect anil It may be you will see the bright Ugh';-
of Broadway or Atlantic City or the far off
OtMent or other European plaoaa whore the oil
money of the oil man Is alawy welcome. Or
It may be thai a bank or a substantial mer-
cantile business wa the plan of the ad ven-
turer or perhsps the education of a family ot
a comfortable home was the result anticipated
nr It might have been In his dream he
Bullded a beautiful palaC of stone
Wirh terrace and lower an-l battlement bold
Ita balls were of marble.
With rich tapestries hung
And painting the pride of the masters of old
Ills castle looked strong as the hill It was
built on
But It crumbled and fell like the ruins ot Home
And column and rornire.
in broken profusion
Is all that la left of the wreck of hi home
Hut whatever It was there I now only this
bb-ak. loneeoma. weather beaten rig. standing
as a monument to a lost cause. The dreariest
lone. iinest thing In a vvearv. lonesome world
FIIKH H WO"lAHIi.
.I n kson Miss . June 24
A CWrtOon In I'rtai-
Kdltor World Once more the demnrrstlr
guns have begun to hiinm and roar. Can you
Imagine anything quite o real aa Mr Bryan
with a bottle of grape luu-e in one hand and a
big antl-Wllaon sign In the other lttlng on a
lug pile of OleaOBOfl DOnee and our own H'.c
Robert U "w.-n hojldliig a big ga fire under
the bone to make them dryer Jut aCTOM t
partisan fence Is Ooverrmr K.dwards sitting In
a nice little boat In a pond of ice cold beer
smoking bl evening cigar ntnl rending the near
from home while upon the fence Is Qovernot
Cox tandlug nn one foot waiting for the bMt
offer to lump. "ycr by the entrance gale a
hand of International (loyal to' Ihn white
house) have lust linked Jim Reed twho Is a
ft lend of mine I through a hole in the fenre
Un rinse to the speaker Stand Is a loud noise
It la word from Crown I'rln Willie He has
Just Informed his political pallbearera that lii-
will accept (If the emperor don't want It) the
foremost International place In can get. Pit-
ting on a corner of the speaker's stand Is Mr
Palmar waving both his hands and telling hla
frlanda bow he brought down Ih.- high cost of
living and kept the people of the U S A. from
starvation Next Is Mr. lilass who Is driving
an old crippled dnnkev that is .rna hobbled
dragging an old warped worm-eaten dirty
plank marked league of nation plank made
by Uli-s and blessed by W W I don't know
who W W Is unless II la W isteful Woodrow.
If you don't gal an Idea of ihe entlny picture
I will finish telling you later. Alwav's a re-
publican FRANK HAYS
8a p U Ipa. tu ne ''9
THE QENTIil " n
(Copyright. IttO by Edgar A Ouoat)
Within an elevator be
is gentlemanly aa can be.
He'll doff hla tiat. If women fair
Hy chance with him are riding there;
He'll prove by almost every teal
His hrei ding 1 the very best
Yil when he drlv-s bl' ITItitOI Jr
Most horrible his manners are.
He will not crowd you In a train
Nor Jostle you a place to gain
In church hell step aside till you
Are comfortably In your pew.
lie d count It a disgrace otnrlet
If he should slefc upon vnur feet
Vet in his motor - ar he plays
The hog m several different way
He'll cut in where he has no right
And hut kle at. your show Of flight.
The strangest conduct he'll reveal
When he is ut the steering wheel:
Though otherwise he will admit
Your right I" walk Of stand or alt
Oul n the road be thinks that he
Alone ha any right to be.
He'll almost take a fender off.
And then look back at you and scoff
Your p. ace of mind he'll Oft disturb
By crowding sou into the curb.
Even the women will not find
This driver OOUrfOOUS and kind
Ohi genrleman whoe'er you are.
Why don't you be one in your car?
Marvelous! A
i i
I'-t-num 1IW: Br Tha rii-age Trlbaimvl -
With.-
Marraret Cairett's
rJliusband
eV JANE inilXPw
OiHHeii3
CHAPTER LVIX.
Al
that day 1 consider!
1 what
wan heal to do about Idling Hon 1
had followed hltn to Chicago. fll-ii-sa
1 derided not to. there ws no
need tu mention it to mother ami
Dallas 1 hated lo take a servant
inlo my confidence unless It was
ne.eas.uv vet 111 some Way I baled
thing! John
call him up."
Without a
to have Bob know 1 had made thai telephone
notice Journey to Chicago.
Finally I derided tbut 1 would
wait until he returned 1 would see
htm before anyone else and 1 would
he guided b) what he said and Old.
Klale came in dining the day and 1
told her the whole miserable expe-
rience and asked her advice.
What would you do'.'" 1 queried
after I had told her my story.
"I tl never let a man know I had
made a fool of myself If 1 could
help II!" she answered cryptlcly.
then "whatever possessed you to
do such a thing! 1 don't believe 1
WOUld have dared start off alone
that way."
' You see I never dreamed that
Hob wouldn't be In Chicago and In
tell bun It
that 1 waa
him but hi
was talking
him understand
"Hello old man!" he called then
"Not on your life! I'm never too
tiretj foe you. and I have a lot to
tell you anyway. Come right over."
"You don't mean that you have
asked John Kendall to mum nvrr
here tonight?" I aaked. The first
night you ur home'.'"
"I surily did ask him' and mighty
glad I shall be to see him too."
"Hut. Hob I love you and you
must realize that I don't want to
abate you with him" and 1 clung
closely to hi arm.
1 saw a look of annoyance cross
his face but he answered gently:
"You will see plenty of me Mar-
garet. 1 attended to some business
tor John and naturally ha I anx-
ious to bear about It '
I noticed a qUMr dull flesh creep
over hla face aa ho talked and 1
wondered why thu simple tact thai
Kendall should bring that flush to
bis face Hut I was more Interested
in myself Just then than 1 was In
John so 1 said nothing ot what I
-he hotel 1 replied. It was awful.
Elsie perfectly awful why l
never had been In a big hotel In my
life before unless someone was with
tin- The clerk looked 0 sorry for
me. It made me ashamed."
Klsle laughed merrily but hefore
she left 1 had cautioned Delia at
the same time making her a pres-
ent of a dress of mine sne had ad
tiitred I then telephoned mother
and asked her anil father to say
nothing lo Hob of my t'hlcago trip
in search of hltn Mother prom-
ised although I knew by her voire
that she win pur.xled at the request.
That night 1 slepl soundly In
spite of my anxiety. 1 was rnm-
pletely worn nut. Th following
day I spent gelling ready for Hob
1 made a loaf of hi favorite cake
and a Jar of old fashioned molasses
cookies. He claimed no one ma in
them a good as I did. I put Ihe
observed . only added:
"Surely you are glad 1 lovo you
Hob' Think how terrible it would
b if I didn't!"
children to bed early then dressed
myself to wait for him.
lo tilde them
When he came I was so glad to
have tried
sen nun
so glnd to feel tits arms wa i busy
w anted
The Young Lady
Across the Way
he wanted. Then Ihe ben rang aim
! Itulla admitted John Kendall
Always 1 had been Jealous of
j Hob dearest friend hut never so
much as that night. After he had
) greeted ma they excused them
si Ivm and went Into the library.
I Tin did not close ihe door and al-
I 1
i say with enthusiasm. Then "What
I couldn't a man accomplish with
I such an Inspiration!"
We remarked lo the vming lady
scross the way that Ihe democratic
race also seems lo he a free for-all j
this year and she said 11 might I I
that way by comparison but she
suppos i si me ut em had spent trai
tonii money.
jpeiij in tun.
Speaking Likeness!!
i Spain. Venezuela achieved her fTM- "Jy nn'1 'onderlng we was
Li. front the mother county on Rning to have for dlert fo sup-
m
July r.. 1111
I. 1... '111.
1 H 1 R . Argentine asserted
pendence from Spain. Cmlumhla he-
can h-r struggle for freedom on
July HO. lxll and Peru declared her
independence from Spain un July 2 .
around ma that I forgot everything: III!
aavo my happiness In having him at j The Fourth of July Is celebrated
home again mill! In: Mholi !' Panama aa a national holiday.
"Any messages for inn or any-! complimentary lo the I'nlted States
thing '.'" I of Atneiira and the 14th of July
"Nothing that nmounta to any- the Hastlle or Independence Hay of
' iv sr. entivdi
holiday In Panama.
Kendall wauls you to'l-r.inre
national
word he rushed to the
1 tiled to slop hltn to
was of no importance
Abe Martin
not through talking to
had the number and
before I could make
"Yes. Margaret yes. he replied hne . m(trrv a WOrkln' man
a he reached Into his pockei and ftn- nltVe htm hangur around home
took OUt some papers '"lhne dear Un ld Miss D.nrne Mootl
that win io for the praaant. a ljrruv Opportunity has jest about
again kissed him and assured hlm)(pi knockm' an' gun- t' ualn' th'
of my affection. j mulls. ftalBln' Wine women an'
1 fell the tears coming bul tried saxophones
Itutn hltn. I needn I
he hadn't noticed he
looking for some paper
though the hangings were heavy I
COUld hear a great deal of thotr
conversation.
"Simply wonderful'" I heard Hob
"Tut Hob. I wonldnt nave gsgea
you to Attend to the thing for me
had I known It would affect you
Ilka thot! what would Mrs Harrett
say?"
"Oh. Margaret." Hob replied "She
care nothing for the things that In-
terest me. I scarcely think ahe
would deign to bo interested In any-
thing or anyone I cared for "
To my surprise lloti ;poke mon-
bltterly than ever 1 had heard him.
His voice showed regret and some-
thing more. A disn.t'lsfactlon with
something
"We must take her In hand."
John re'urned. "I run surprised thatl
Mlsle Martnn hasn't convinced her j
of our worth long before this."
"She is fond of Klsie. hut she
cares nothing fur any of the rest of
vou. She seems to think you will
lead me astray" and again I no-'
Hied tho tOUCh of bitterness In his
voire.
Tomorrow An Interruption.
July in Other American
Important in History
The month of July Is an Important
OH In Ihe Spaiilah-Americin re- j
publics. It Is slgnlflcent that the
Independence Pay Is five nf these
nations occurs In July
On the first of July 1K2S Cen-
l1 A . .lu..l.ru.l ll t.
i Maslea ao wi; as from
Thv Horoncopr
' Th nt.ua Inillna bat do nnt cmnpal."
Iliilav. Jul) i. 1020
Astrologers read this as a doubt-
fill day. fnturn and Mats are both
ItfOMjIy adverse wlille Jupiter Is In
benefit: aspert In the evening.
Through the lUBlmCT the m-vrtallty
among the effed will be unusually
high .lust as war veals i iled young
mi n. ao thi-e ntonths will sum lo
muster out ihe old
Although the end of many lives
thit have marked a long span
1 X'
ojieiienie may come In th-
few months there will b men and
woman past the half century mark
wlio will seem to lake on new youth.
Gradually adjustment to the de-
mands of the new eta will he appar-
rent the 'all election demonstrat-
ing national changes and national
progress.
Lata loday there should be a stim-
ulation In the stock market JUpltOf
Is In a place that Is held to be most
fortunate for business and commer-
cial Interests.
Hulldlng and const rurt Ion of all
sort will foCUO attrition at this lime
When a new- Invention or devise may
me.-t a groat need
There I" a sign interpreted ns fnre-
liudowlng reactionary tendencies
that Ml m to flottl Mars and the re-
sults nf th world war.
This sign that appe.-tra to lad!
Nat- :: I ickwanl movement Is ;...tert
in Qreal Britain
Crops win be backward and farm
are1 wives will be much roneerne't
ovrr some unusual condition affec
Ifta the home.
Hospital appear to he under I
dlriction of the
slat Indit at'
ti'
.f vvo-k for nil connected wlf
thi rn and need of money for devel-
opmenl or extension efforts. Fin m-
lal ealgenclM will cause anxiety to
nv-i surgecn rind physicians
Warning Is given again thai ; .-
demlr are to be prevented by rAve
niotl stringent enf-uremrnt of AJ.nl-
ary laws.
Persons whose blrthdste It 1 mav
have an nris-tiled year In which
chances should be mndo cnutlouslv
Children bom on thl dav may
he aclf-wHIcd and hard to mannge.
These aublecia of Cnnrer are likely
to be restless and changeable but
very Industrious
(canrrlltit l2n. hr0m MsQffl Nnrw srrriVsbi )
Kennies' Sotebook
This nftlrnoon I was setting on
my ftunt steps all alone feeling
.If ill V t '' ..I.l.r.ii. i . k ...
her Inde
rice pudding without ralln. I
drather have plane tred pudding
than rioe pudding without rautlns
Wirh Jest then a man looked s
me end (topped going past being
kind of a old man with a rounds
tummlck saying. Well well well.
wy lopeneivai
Plr. 1 eel
Yotire lntircly ton young to h.-iv
sutch a sail ixprcssion ed the man.
ired a '"' ' "" 'hp sprlns-
I :lm0- wen all young things ahouln
he Invissi Y'on dot.! r.ie.'.n to tell
me there reely enthlng worrying
you .at your age?
Y'rs sir I sed.
Come come thats a ehame cheer
up d" you think a dim would in-
duce you to smile? sed the man.
Maybe I yes so ye sir I sed.
Well lets try it sed Ihe man.
And he took a li'tle pnckltbook out
of his pocklt and took a dime out
and handed It to me m feeling like
smiling as soon as I saw It coming
hut not smiling till nfter I took It
on arrotint nf thinking he mlta
change his mind on arrotint of me
having smiled enyway and he aed.
Ah. thats better mtitrh better now
tell me wat w is bothering your little
hed?
I was worrying In rase we mil
have a dlgiert for aupplr 1 Jldrnt
Ilk.-. 1 sed.
Well upon my sole aed the man.
And his Ixpresslori siarted to look
as If he mite ask for hi dim bark
so I quick got up and went In the
hcuse before he had a chanc.
Delay Home laann Act
OKLAHOMA CITY' July V
Operation nf the home loan act of
the last legislatuie which beromes
effertlve tomorrow will not begin
until about July 15 berause of the
absenre of A 8 J. Shaw secretary
Hi- state land offlre at the San
Francisco convention officials of Jfho
tanrl office said today. Shaw 1 ex-
pected to return next week.
Tlic World Want Columns hrlng
tenant and landlord together and ob-
vlntn tho III en Mil J Of using signs
vvliliji show poor taste and tower thn
I toll
arof tile building.
in
POIKTRY OS MY
SILK SHIRT SALE
"The price you pay for
WHOLE Shirts in this Sale
Is the price you should pay
For nothing but the cuffs."
$10.00 Values $ 7.25
$11.50 Values $ 8.45
$15.00 Values $11 JO
$20.00 Values $14 0
AiOTl.-TUUBA BLPO
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