The Morning Tulsa Daily World (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 15, No. 93, Ed. 1, Friday, December 31, 1920 Page: 4 of 16
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TULSA DAILY WOULD FRIDAY. DECEMBER 31 1920.
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.nation will "ol n.ldr..-H llm-ir mmIouhIv to tl.e
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tl.cro Ih n Wn-floUMU nn.l.i to K.M- III- lf
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llBt pullllcHl biirrlrr to W iiuu-.h.u." "
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oomnicrc.-. WV iiro jmt l war
.iowoih of llinopu. Yet tu-ltli-f urn wo t pm. ...
Thrro Ik no UeMro to Mlicd tl.o l.loo.l of any of
the T-Utonlc pooplrH. mill X't uh a nation nm-
not Hltnutnl m that wo can i..PHlalllli lliu
tonm of praro.
I'lilH Im lnl.l.Mull. l-oi- wo liav.. Iir..n ami
playltiB U.o name of lh worl-IM urrntort
hupcrlullHt. ami to our own .ll.lvnnta(;.-. AS
1Pril no hiimic. wi. nonl no nurronirnt with any
of tlio otli.M- nntloiiH Involvc.l In tlm lain war
wltli uH. to Piialil- tiH-Ui ti.Uo tlin iinTwnry hI-ip
lo ..MiilillHli frlnully coniniiMi-lul rolatloim with
tho rontral r.iiropcan pow.M-n. contltutlnK I"
tho main KonicthliiB UKo J poi- .-flit of tho
world's mom IndiiHlrlotiH iiopul.it Ion ami roilaln-
ly Aiiicilcu'rt hcHt riiNtoiiicifi liolh an piirchus-
cm ami koIUmp.
Who i-o1B...kh tan tho nor.HHy Htnp t o .
fielally oml th.' war l-tw.-n Iho 1'nlt.Ml Htalw
i l.iar..l powo.KOUr I...HI. am. flnan-
"ui roplo will flml a way l "lon U
L ivln -ncthliiK to Hl. an.. r..llni
H.m.'tl.lnB that wo un a nation hnvo to noil. "
o oljct.o to our ..Hlon from any
lllr. no a-hlltlonal ..vl.fnce III l.o r.-.iulrod
U .how tho LuHlo unfrlon.lllm-KH of Ih- ol.JwtoM.
Wo aro not a.com.nunlht nation thor.-foro
Hn CHcntl..l rnlM of l.a.tor. trail" ami flnamo
. MMf l. lfl 'nt.'iprlM..K Prlvalo
. IllxonB. If tirr.naiiy U actually imikmrcI In l"o-
durtlon Hum. Ili.-e of our pcpl.. UuvluK mimo-
tliliiB to hcII (lormany will ho wlllInK cnouiih
lo luuar.l n on'illt il tMi of Uiolr mvu
..na.igrmcnt. Thu will our Ht.rplu. colton
move into tho worl.l'H n.arli.'t; ami out hI.-M
nrofluctfl ami our leather uppll-M. TIiuh will
tho llvo-Htm In.lUHlty U Riven an ImpetuK.
licaUHo with frlcn.lly .ehitloiiH with the Central
uroprnii countilen wb.trv.wlll 00110 an UiHlntont
nVn.aml for rtwk to rentoro the farm. over
iii:imi.st miiN.f ikm'.si; i'itni:.s
l..iiltiK Iiimim- inoprletorH hlioiild remljiiat their
pii'M. without moio ilelnv. liMry oilier lnil-
new Ii.im hien furred to rediirii priced. I'ulille
"11111: pliifen Ikim" not ilorin n ami their refun.il
lii full In llni Mllli tlio proeennloii In fi.iilnB 'in-
Liirriindiiierit to inanv emiloyern who are fiieliu:
Ih" lliiMTHIIiii 11 ecf 'unity of lefiiNliiK vmiKd ad-
Mlll' en iind In fdllie enoeri of III llinlly llllllilNi;
WiiRe reiliielloiipj
Kofid Mluff hmi' ili'cllne.l nwnly 60 per enit
over thf" pi lee prevotllnu n your ui;o. The dr-
1 line mill liolnx 1111 Vet the prlee of iiwuIh In
puhlle on tin homi'v leimilrm higher than a eur
nco.
A wifHl inn 11 y people- -until r tlioumirulK of
them here In Tulun ni Inreeil to pittronl.e Iho
plllille ntlnv hiilim'it. 'I'liey urn enlllled to I lie
Mlnry liirreiiKH that teiluii'd llvln coMy Kiv.!
Ihem. Thure wa 11 ncnetul iind k.mI niitured
Itert'litiitiee of the InetiMneil cohI of iIIhImk' lootil
erln. when prltea worn Mourliu;. Now thu'.
they lire down to nenr pre-war leelH the pui..i.
Ii iMitllli'il lo ltd Khaie
Mil. WIIAO.V WASIIIMi'KLSI.W
Mueli l lo lie Hill. I f.ivomlile of frenldent Wll-
nn'n dei inloii to iiinku WjHiilufiton IiIm home.
Vulle niil.le Jriilli Ihe fji t III it the iiipltnl of
Im onion I a f Kill He-it I mill Inli'llci tiuil eent(r.
It will affoiil Ihe Ketillemeii mi oppiu utility to
curry on with fidelity mi I tlimmteh hl WorW fin
an author Mutt helnvf the vociitlou li Ih frl 'i im
iy he In h.'leitr.l fur Hie evenlllK of life.
Ho If It In im 111 unthor Mr WH11011 lm eimt !
'liiihHi'ir for thu future IiIh nulnvtllm of it doinl-
I He leau Utile In In; il-dreil. However If i.
purpiMifH pimltii: on an elder Ntutmuir 11 wo ihli.
he iiiiihcn un ('KreKlntiM iiilntiilin Tim .lay of
miRKH mill elder KluteHincti hlii ended. N'olp.
I11K no It-led Iho piitlcnco of Iho iieopln i!iii.n
Ihe ciimpitlun JuM closed aft tho po-diii; of (er-
tain ijcnlloiileii I)N jcr Mnli hiiii'Ii.
The country wuut.i none of ihvm. When
a liiiiu I'tln'H frntii 1 11 1 1 1 1- life he'n through
iiuluHM hy hherr unefulin.ns he can 1'eep him-
elf nllve. (inly one of our nenei.'itlnii han
pcnpnincil the rthlllly to do Hint and we ptedlct
Homo tlmn will elftpno hefoie another uppcarn.
Till.' HOIIM THAT TI'IIMIII
III New Vol I IfM pei inlKKllile for you o nnalt
II "Hltlrn-"' In II e if ho attempiH to ehurno
Mill 15 Ci'lltM for IiIm HCI'VleeH.
A New Voili JutlHl hni. Jlint dhtulHced tho
cIiiiiko hroiiKhl iiKiiltiNt 11 Kcntlemun who piiHle.l
a liootlil.'iett In the eye lieeaune he attempted to
collect Hi ceulH for a Hhltie.
"You aru Ktillly of dlHordeily condiicl" wiltl
tlio court to the ilefendunl "ui IS eeiitM Ih
pretly Hteep for chine. Cmhk dlMtulned."
If that IcruI doctrine koch in ami ciiho why
not In another? lt'M al' recent the proflteeru
In our own way.
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We dotilit If the pay-up-ween inotemenl up-
i iiiiiplNhi'M much. .Men of hnnoriihte Intention.
maUo It a point to p.iy their oldlKutloni. promptly
every month In tho year JuHt an hUHlnesa Ti.cn
aie careful about cMchilliiK ete.ilt every day In
tho yenr. .Men entitled to credit will puy thrdr '
olillKatloiiN when duo or uiiiko mich arruiiKu-
inetilM un will he KutlHfactory to all coiiccrnvd I
reKiirdleHH of uriy "movemenl" The other hind
nhould not lio kIvcii credit under any rlrcuin-
ilnnroH. It Im largely mi Individual prnpoMtloti
Oklahoma Outbursts
11 r on. Ijim.iii
'me of the funny tlilngM in thin teNthnM life
Im lh exetien 11 woman Kites for btiiil.lni; u
piiunlne.
Kiieiihiiiu oi n I Iv . one f.f the lliltiKf we look
foiwurd to Ih the (oinpletinii of the K.lwardni
liulldlio; In I !i I .
I'he it I r I on Month .Main ffiVH the thlnir who
feaiN imiihI Im Una Mome day hhn will mull her'
letlern In the twotlK envelope. 1
ThlM would he n urn ml old wotld. thlnki the
ciimIiIiik NewM If everyhoily wnilld et atiurt'
I 'III iHtniiiN nluht to forKlto tliolr enemleK. '
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l-ri.l.i li lilll.llr. I. ...ill itt tild Itrlil.. wtt ulif.lt I...
Miirprineii h nni 1 111 1 p im i iikiiik who renouuceii
IiIm vowm to iniirry dneu not repnut hefore the
new year Im very old.
(iiiveinor Koliei txon. xeeinH undo Idi-d vthethet
It would Im heller to participate III the prOHCcu-
tlnn or wait and lake ehiiuccH on Im-Iiik culled
upon to Kraut a paidon
If i'Im in Hmltli I In mini ilmnn't uel any moiol
of the Iliimon UHtiito than Ihe claltiiiintM for IiIm
1 toll 1 1 11 1 I'Htnte miim the HurtleHvlllu lixntolner
Hill' llllll JllMl IIM W'll lll'KllI tO plllll HUlllV wi) to
I'll! 11 her lltlfiK.
Hoinehow or other we never MUbpected 11. ('
HpuiildltiK of tho Hhuwtiei. N.'Wh of Ih'Iiik un
curly lilid until h" told uhout thu iiuiiiIhi ol new
upt'.iiiN he I'oiinti'd worn h women on 1 tic rurui
11. Hie the tiioiulni; lifter ( 'hi IMiiiiik.
Ilaromctcr of Public Opinion
We don't want Hie Kovernment to "take over"
unlhliiK evcr.aBiiln leiiMt of all Iho coal mlnei.
.MeiiMttrl..K this proKpectM of mteh a thine hy what
happened to the lullrouilH the teleKraph and n
f . w other little thliiKM when "tooken over" it
would lie foollMh lo flure the foul lilll ut le
than S0 11 ton uudor Kovernment control
ITcMlileni-cliM't Hardltii; Im quoted 11 h want-
Iiik a kooiI navy hut 11 "rlKhleotiH one." The
rlKhteoiiMiicrH will ho In proportion to It nle
Wurren. l.efH muke It so hlK thut It will Im-
plunt 11 mom rlKhtcmiM fear In tho mind of any
Imperialistic 'ruffl.in that cumin covcIoum eyeM on
(he WeHtein HetnlMPherc!
Otto II. ICahn the New York financier favor
a ki'ohs Males tux hut iidmltH that he Im not quite
Mire It would work Kitlsfnctory. lie ptopoHe
that It h tried in inllit form in order that the
unceitullity may he removed without too much
Injury In cat-e the thing hack-tired
there
The
ih..i siii.li.M lolild ISO on pl.tyliiK the
v . '
role of Santa t.'lutiM until 11 ueci.u... ....i.......
inhed without lendeilnK practical k.mmco ...
IhiroiieniiH. Hive them im opponumiy 10 woi
out their own snlvutlon then fotce litem to emu
their broad befoie eutlng it. That li a form
.'.f practical charity tint will be.M nerve the needu
or both cant and went.
I 'oniinlMsloner Adklnon'M advice to the polhv
"Hliool to kill." mlKht alno be accepted by houne-
l.olileiM. I'ut your family to lied tell eacli mout-
her lo May there then Mioot to kill anyone
found walking ntoutul the house l'till thu trig-
ger flint then mil "Halt!"
rH'K' TIIINKINU WINS
"Shoot If you waul to. but I'm not going to
open the wife."
' That wan Calvin Arndld'n teply to Mlck-ilpn
wlio covered him with their kuum and ordered
him to open tho Mifo he hud Ju-t locked.
Tliey didn't nlioot. for of courno thut would
havo got them nothing. Likewise the nnfo wan
not opened and Km contentM were wived.
There Isn't 0110 hold-ui) In fifty bank or
olhorwlHo wlieie the threat (o nhoot would have
been carried out hnd ntcady uervo and quick
thinking faced cowardly hiiniidii iind criminal
Intent. 1'or to shoot in to alarm the entire
ntlRhhoihood uiul not only ninko the entetprise
a failure hut enilangern npproheiiMloti on a
Ktute churge that even Hie erimlnul seeks to
avoid
Tlio holil-upn merely nielMilale on Hint trait of
hamuli tiatuio tiiat for it few seeondH in the
inujorlty of Instaneeii reinlers men coitardn and
Mop their mluilH. If rohhern hud to shoot In
order to carry out their pI.uih them would not
bo many rolibetn or robberlcn .Mont t.ny mini
will fho.it In self defense after the attack bin
boon launched. Mighty (ow of hold had men
who ure. committed unultcrubl against labor
of nil klnd will begin the iiuuh by Hhoot-
Ing When tln-lr HirrutH uro calmly defied the)
am complvtcl) dituirnu'd
No Mlldie.l Mr. (ioinietH Im not dead. Kurt
In lio'n Just an nosey and nolny an ever but since
Hie back-door of Hie white house has been cloned
to lilui ho'n ceaod to lie "news" and the press
Is I .a Kollcllng him.
TDK. Ol.ll YCAit
iCopyrlght l2li bv IMgar A. Ouent.)
The (Hd Vein's slipping out lo sea
To Join tile yearn which used to be;
A few more bourn it has lo last
And then Willi the leineuibered pant
It taken Its place with thousands more
.lust like it which hnvo gone before.
Some or un mourn lis panning on.
(itiieiH may smile when it Inm gone
And hopefully embrace the 'new
Turning to It as humann do
1'nto Hie friend sho conies to bring
Them conifoit for their sorrowing.
What Ik the cargo of a Year'.'
Joy. hope suc.iws and doubt tind fear
i'a'lluie and victory and mirth.
The pain of death the thrill of birth.
At d gain and loss and each In turn '
Some portion of It all shall earn.
U.ich of un by his strength of will.
Shall shape Hie year for good or ill:
Save the Inevitable blow
Which striken the dearly loved ones low.
Ily all we do and all we ate
Tlie .tear I hat conies we make or mar.
Within the ur tonight thai dies
The rei urtl of our sertlie lus
I'm hanged through nil Mtui ahull .mtir
Tills J car shall lell the men we were.
Aecn unburn shall run It through
And learn Just what wo dared in do
Wclcoiuct S S l.cs)n
l.ililnr World.-- Kindly allow 1110 to add my
testimonial to the one Hint uppemed in thin col-
umn it shmt time ago in gratitude for tho sir
iiioiim published tegul.irly III the Sunday Morning
World. I'nder the strnlti of a great sorrow
(having Impaired hearing) I could not get the
coiinolatlon I craved In Ihe chtirchen. Then
came Il11.se beautiful Intelligent miriiiotiH to me
in my Sunday mottling paper. Among thu first
I remember reading were about ".lenits teach-
ing; In flalllee." dt wiih an a IIkIiI In tlio diirkuess
(o inc. Material for meditation and concen-
tration. Surely there must bo othern Hint have hi ne-
flte.l In tho siiine way.
MILS. A. 1-
Tulsa Dee. 2il.
About the I'lirmers
I'.ilitor World - - I havo Just finished leading
an editorial In tlio Tulsa World liy .Mr. tt .M.
Knot' of Thomas. Okln. In which I liate taken '
11 gteat ileal of interest. Mr. Thomas compiuinii
about the name existing conditions I I1.1t Ihou-
nnntlH of other farmerH and other producers of
Hie neeessnrles of life are comphitilng of today.
Tho funnel's are the "burden bearers" of all
nations. Without them progtesM would come
to an (.'till. The best men and the best women
of alt nations are ptoduced 11 poll tin; farm.
".Men" ami "women" aro as much a lunn
product an wheat oatn corn and potutoei aru
farm products. When tho old Napoleon wanted
to raise an army he always went to the farm-
cm of Krutr.'o to find ills soldiers. The Hon-
orable William JetinliiKs llryau said In Ills
"Cross of gold' speech in Chicago:
"The farmer In as mueli a business man sis
the mull who sits at tlio board of trudo and
gambles on tlio price of Kraln." In opposing the
gold standard he mild: "You shall not press
down this crown of thorns upon Hie brow of
labor. Y"" ntiull not crucify mankind upon a
cross nf goliL" Tim. flintier has been kept In
the "buck ground" while the man who situ at
the board ol trade and nainbl.-M on Hie price 01'
the farmern' grulti ami .other 'farm product". Is
Hie farmers' "boss" politically ami otherwise.
Tlie crown of thorns Is pressed down upon thu
.brow of tar It and every wot king man and work-
ing woman Tlie whole nation has been cruel-
fled upon a cross of gold .unit It bus been done
under a "iltMiiuorutlV.' uduilulstiatlon." in my
travels during the past five mouths. 1 havo
been ninoiiK the furmein of Kunsim and Mlnsouil
In particular. In Mlsouri Hie farmers are or-
uaiiieil. I do not know so mueli about Hie
tanners of Kansas However. I do not think
they arc s well organized in Kansas hh they are
In Missouri Hut my observations revealed the
fart to mo that tho Minimi I farmers have
gained little If any tiling by organizing. They
nru hiiudlcappeil by the "middlemen" theio ns
niticli us they nre in Oklahoma or any other
state In tlm union. They have carried this cross
of gold upon their bucks to tho place of crucifixion--that
In lo Washington D. C. Tlio crown
of tliornn In still being piensed down upon the
brow of labor. Our big wngen do not begin to
cniTusiioml with Hie big prices we nte compelled
to puy for Hie tiecessailcn of life. The farmers
of Ml'ssouil cannot sell their wool. It is packed
away on their farms in bags. They are waiting
for a price that will Justify them to sell It. Did
von eter stop to think or connidcr lmw much I
wool tlieto is In a suit of clothes'. 'Weigh your
coat vest and pants and see how much they
will weigh. Will they wolnh five pound? If
they do and they are alt wool "and a yard wide. '
how much did the farmer get for that wool
at 10c a pound'.' 1 believe that would tie two
dollars. Then tlie manufacturer makes Hie suit
at 11 cost of perhaps five dolluis. Then tlie
farmer and oilier honest worker goes Into 11
iiitull Mote and pays about "forty-fit e" dollars
for that niinto "llvn pounds" of Wool. Who getif
Hie "rakv off?" YVhut protection have we
against these uumldors that are entlng out tlie
heart of Hie nation'' They are still sitting at the
board of trade and gambling on the price of
grain They are stuck in every "hole In tlie
wall" In our cities and towns. They arc tlie
"non-iiiodiicers" and they are our "dlctatots"
and our "bosseii " The truth must prevail.
The iieonlo are nsUIng: 'To whom must we
look for tin. Until"" Tim newspaper that tells
It. will be Hie one that will be Ui mol widely
read in the t tltui e.
We look to tlie newspapers for our Informa-
tion legaidlng Hie wellare of tile people. The
public at huge Is asking for Hi. truth. W.
support the ncwhiuiers nnd the newspapers
must not deceive us. Labor both on the rami
and in the luctoty furnished Hie soldiers to flgli!
Hie great world war. And they furnished tile
nionev to finance tile war. Now our bones are
still being picked by Hie beasts of prey who nr.
keening "war prices" up on every thing w e.it
and wear. It costs about tlnee rents a pound to
produce sugar. Tlie lonsumcis pay about twoltr
ad a half cents a pound lor it. Wo pay Horn
liitceii to twenty -five dollars a month lent for i
house Hint would not sell on tlie market i'.m
fifty dollars cash. Who pay those hills? Iilioi
Wlio pays the rent for tlio big business houses
In our cities'' Uibor. I'pon whose brow is lb.
crown of Hioi nn pressed down? Who is ertn i .
fled upon the cross of gold! It is labor every-
where. Tile farmer Is "not us much a bunl-
nesM man um Hie "sioundrcd" that sits at lite
board of trudo and gambles on Hie prbc of Ids
grain. The fanner feed and clothe tlie nation
Without IiIm we could not c.vlnt. lie ban been
robbed ami plundered by tlie gamblers ut Hi"
hoard of trade until be linn 'dwindled down" to
a renter lllglltv-flve er cent of the farmers
of tlie nation arc renters while Hie gamblem
sitting at those hoards of trade everywhere
have become Hie "nit net" of Hie farms and the
"bosnes" of the fanners. If the farmers wli
make a study of these lomlitlons tliey will all
unite for one purpose and that will lie to i liange
these conditions.
The newspapers Hint will enlighten ami pro-
tect tlie farmer and oilier lalioreis. hnv
11 long and a happy futine. Those thai tefiisn to
do so ranuot ivpeit Hie support of an Inquiring
puhlu
U KS MAYK1U1.D.
Tulsa December 2ii.
I SMOOTHER SEAS IN SIGHT!
tCopyrffhtl lt30 ft ThCh!cn Tribunal I
About Town and
in Hotel Lobbied
Tulsa I a Mmnll lx1
That'll what Charles o
pioneer business man of t.
now a resl lont of Kansas (V
nftf r a nhort May bore I .
r enmo hack to Tttls.i it )t
nnd bettor. That's w h 1
ought to be. sho bsllld.n
higher more plentiful .
modern vvery year If 1
In 111 t 111 II It 1 1 In I r.. 1 .. 1 '! l
.tail mid taken me bat I t 1 Kanl'l
Cite ns n orailb-1 i.l 1. "nl
Iter than that. Tulsa In: n '.iy !.'
ThllltM inn ..t.....ir... i... ' .' "Pol'il
I like It better Maybe I n '
bill t'fn uiileb..! I .....' ."Ilc'
In II litf llffne i.tt. 1.. 1T"''.
wiih tlio way OHtriindcr t xtjrrXu!)!
hi sentiments after a tr "
. atil
thick I
"IStK I
in
"ion
t K.
"Tlie Sunshine m
thinks that the ih.tucc f(
In Ttil.i tire very good " 1
.1. It Collins special lipr
of the Sunshine Motor (
Kansas City. "Several wi
duleg.itlun of local men w.
uiitj (Mil to illkpiiuu tt'OI. l
01 in.. i-iiosoinu :oior C( 1 r.ii.v .k
liossibllltleM of 11 Tulsa fa f
that conditions Brt fiiiiin (Jr
10.11 nig 11 intiory- lor wur slur
101 ti in roiH.i in Ho. 1..- t . .
However no definite plans n riMt
uavc yci ir t niaiic.
itns!)..l
1 f-n-torjl
amrnun
1 ntatltil
.puny ct I
li 1150 l
ti Kmul
offli-iaj
Told al Oklahoma City
The Promoter's Wife
By JANE PHELPS
Ht.irrh pudding iinri not onuff of
t.imtatlojt cnyways. i .
Ilaiiiaru
Hil
ls Ohllgeil to io to
.Midnight Train.
CIIAI'TKK I.XXXllI. I
That afiernoon after my return!
homo I felt happy nt tlmeu beeaui.'
of my faith in Mr. Frederick: that I
lie would lufluenc.i Nell to end his
Intliiiiicy ttitli Tearle and men of Ills
kind unhappy nt other time whenj
dwelt upon the fad that It had
become 11 necessity. ' I
About i o'clock 'the telephone!
rung. I
"Tbl Is Mr. Koiiies' office. lie'
wished me to telephone Mm. Korbea!
that lie would not bo at home to I
dinner." I
"In Mr. Korhoi' in tlie office?" I
recognized tho hlondo stenograph-
er's voice.
"No he went out ttitli Mr. i'caiic
about half an hour ago."
"Wry well thank you."
Itegardlef of what Mr. Frederick
had told him of Tearle' character
mid leptitatlon. Nell hud gone out
ttitli htm It seemed to bo urh a
recklens thing to do. 1. of course
dbl not lealize that It Isn't an cany
thing to break off liusliicns at any
tlm. ; that under certain clrcutn-
stances It might bo almost Impossi-
ble to accomplish nny great change
In Hie personnel of a company
qulgkly. So I dwelt upon the Idea
thut Nell had decided to pay no at-
tention to Mr. Frederick to mo. or
to what he hail been told others
were 'iying. That he had decided
to go along In the same way lie had
helm i-oiiii; a law unto himself.
I was the more uiircHMeu mm o-
did not como home an his aunt nan
telegraphed wii'le we were at luni n
that he would arrive on inn mm-
night train. 1 tailed lit ciuii unpin.
to catch hlni there. I noy 11:1.1 inn
seen hlni. I tried one or two other
place. lie should meet till' mini.
It would lie dreadful for her to find
00 one ut tlio station.
Finally 1 gave up trying to locain
hint. I ate my dinner then nat down
with a new magazine and tried to
tend lie might como In any min-
ute. 1 said to iny-fif. knotting he
would not. Of lute he had remained
out lite entire evening nnd far into
the night when he had not dined nt
home.
"If lie doesli t como I will go to
the station " I s.tld aloud. Thetf "I
wonder If he le at Illanehe Orton sj'
.lust Hie thought made me so miser-
able Hie teats Htarted. "Oil. what
shall 1 do?" 1 felt that never was
anyone so unhappy as I that never
was 11 wniiiHii so anxioui' and wor-
ried. "If I didn't love him so much!"
I continued my soliloquy. "If 1
didn't It wouldn't be so hard to lone
faith In lilm 1 wonder If he doe
care for .Hlunche Orton. perhaps Mr.
Fieilerlci: is mistaken about that. It
doern't seem as If he would go there'
no much if he wasn't."
1 couldn't read mid finally threw!
down the book In disgust. It was '
growing late. Should I try the club i
again? If Nell had nut gone to Mrs. i
Orton' he might be there now. '
"In Mr. Forbes in tho house?" I.
asked when they answered. "Will
you pngo hlni please so that I may'
lie sure. I will hold tho wire." . It
neenied they would never couio hack j
to tho telephone. After waiting un '
unconscionable time a voire said:
"Hullo Mr. Foibes 1 not In tlie
houtv."
1 hung up disgtiHtcd that I hnd
waited so long. "1 might have known
ho wouldn't he there!" I sqolded. 1
would wait until a little after 11
then I would get ready ami go to
meet his aunt if lie did not conic In
by that time.
I Kiarted at every sound. There
was no use fooling myi'.'lf. It wa
not the anxiety that he meet his
aunt which caused me so much un-
cnsluess it was the feeling that he
wan at Illanehe Orton''. I wns not
at all timid. Fven hnd ho been at
home I should probably havo gone
with him so It was not 'disinclination
to go out cither which ma.lo nie
nervous. It wa tho fear that ho
wan ttitli another woman; a fear
which amounted almost to a sure
knowledge.
If he hnd been ttitli Mr. Frederick
I t'ltouldu't have cared I mid. After
the clock had struck 11 I nroe to
prepare for my errand. It wa
Btrange how III every unhappy mo-
ment mv thought flew to him.
YVun It because I knew ho loved
me'.'
Tomorrow llnrhan. Angers .Nell by
Calling lliu. ut Illanehe Orion's
The Young Lady
Across the Way
Abe Martin
Bonnie' s Notebook
mi n
Hrool.M Waul to linnu
President Stratton I). Hionkj 0f
tin. Knlverslt v nf nlflnftrt.' i-
now mi InqttlriiiB man. Ho strayed In!
to rcpumicmi Headquarter to tHk
wiui .secretary .1111111 APpleiiy ur any
I'll" ' ISO WHO uuujii uirott nglit on
his shadow.
"All of tho young men t hati
educated to grow up and ligislati
got beaten nt the election." nil
President Urook. "Whst I wish It
Know l now I can convince strain
repiioiicans inai uic university
going to have a deficiency
$200000 nnd will need about tij
nuu lor 1 110 next biennial."
Mr. Appleby is not a rich
nnd admitted to President llrnnk.
that tlii figure hmi gone beyond
his vision of actual money. "I'm.
hapn" said Appleby "some nf th
farmer who planted cotton tilth
thu Idea of getting n good price fot
It and wero unable to even gather it
can aid you. At least they can
ympatnizo wltl. your dcricieney-
they all havo one and are very un
certain about getting Immediate re
Her."
1 t
licet .fulco for lleatity.
Tlio women of China nnd Keytit
have faith In tlio Juice of the beet
for complexions. AVhllo in these
countrle It Is used nH a paint many
of tho native beauties say they bathe
their face in It for the tonic effect
of what they term the "blond of tjie
beet." Thcp- then remove the stain
with tepid water.
Tlie vomit? lady across the way
say the republican will have a good 1
working majority in 1110 nenate i)r
tho next two yearn and perhaps Sen-
ator Lodge will Us ubln to win hi
fight for tlio league now.
.1
W&tEoV
h p
&Lsl. Cedar
Id .1 1 1 1 1 I' have lilt hot pas a
open saloon any day than a modern
gtti sayn Mm Km Moots. Th' real
Holism problem is I git folk t' stay
nr 1 in.
Wn was eating supplr last nlte
being llamberger staken nuthllig
wonderful and tho doorbell rang
and Nota went and canin back Hay-
ing. It wnn some man wuntliig to
know could he get board and lodg-
ing hcor sure I havo enough work
to do without running to the door
on wild goose chases like that
I thatvt It mite ut bin my telegram
Im ixpectlng a telegram fid my sin-
ter liladdls.
And wo kepp nil eating supplr and
prltty soon the bell rang agen fll.ul-
dis saying There that surely It.
And nlie quick got up nnd went out
to the frunt door and came hack
saying. 2 ladleif looking for some
place to tnko meels It never ruins
; but tt porra.
1 Tlie house look no flno nlnco I
I had it painted poeplo must think list
a hotel soil pop.
1 Wleli after a little wile the boll
nine- 11 con and filtuldl Jumped up
-igon saying. Now that simply must
tio my telegram And she went out
mid came back agen looking mad
nnying 1 dont know wat the matter
with people today it wp.m soorne
foolish looking Blinp nklng If we
had a .trd story back room to let my
gondnls the houso noeni to be
ti4ni!rwt Illll.'lV.
Me i'i.tiiig. H. goHli. I gens maybe
I awt to of took" Hint nino notvn. 1
ges murbe its probeiiy on account
of that liutybe.
Will nine? scd pup and ma nnd
(iinddi.
Wy I made a nine thl aftlrnnon
with my new paint box faying
Cheep Hoarders Wunted nnij 1 put
It In the purler window Jest lo nee
how It looked and I forgot to take
It down agen so I gite ItH Htlll
there.
Well for the Into of hominy sod
1 pop.
Wleli Joe: then the new rang agon
.ml I quick soil III go. Wleli 1 did
being a lady asking it we had eny
room left Whii I sjiI we didn't
nnd quick went find look the sine
down and went erround to my euz-
zln Arties without goirig hack to fin-
ish my dlzzert ony being corn
Music Is Essential
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