The Arrow-Democrat (Tahlequah, Okla.), Vol. 37, No. 44, Ed. 1 Friday, October 8, 1920 Page: 2 of 10
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THE AXKOW-DOfOCBAT. TAHLEQUAH. OKLAHOMA
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aaank «T her ta wbm t* baa beas be-
trothed aa4 rt<> baa tea limi away
ftwo bar fatbar'a beiaa*. Uotxame
Imam aa aceaanpika ta rrtrac arlth
Faatcr. M Trawui^ia aa*«u ts>e m;a-
MVm ladr. «bo pn T«a to be he*
atfcar tbaa A«7 feuboart. for K **a abe
who vaa hia praalaei] WUa.
Ha trie* ta perasade lxr to return
ta bcr father. b«c la rain, and, la at
taaapttec t aacapa (ron tb« pran, w-
be ntets M<kar>] Tara*/, maator of
haraa to Letrratrr, a abrwd ealcnlat
lac nUala, arha la a euwucrt apur u>
iba tarl a aatWoa to be kins.
Tratlliaa natoraIl7 eotxiod** that
Amy la tbla (cHow*! mlatrna and.
drawlfic kla airord, orcreooKa and
wooM bar* alalo blm bat for tbe time-
ly antral of Laoboarne, «t>eo be war
aMlged to flee, and, knowing the
qoeco'a Intereat In aorb affalra. be re-
aolraa to obtain ber InterreDtlon In
AjB7*a bdialt
Aod here Hcott makea one of a aa-
peratltloua bent of tbfc age. Treaalllan'a
borae lutea a aboe and a blackimlth
cannot be foo&'l until an lenp of a boy
lead* the way to a mjrterioaa farrier,
nam«d Wayland Smith, who 1a thought
by thoaa who kttow him to be an emla-
aary of Katan and who tenia out to
b* an alrhenilat with a lato.ratory on-
dergrrxmd. and vbo la persuaded to
anurr the employ of Treaalllan and with
blm Tlalta Kir Hugh Bobtail, who
dgna a warrant of attorney ta help
ta aerore Lelevtttrt powerful Influ-
ence In peraua'ling the queen to fr«e
Amy from Veraey.
Treaalllan an<i Wayland aoon after
thin make a rlalt to Lord Buaaez, and
when he. for a aeetnlng dlarourteny to
the queen'a phyalclan, la called to court
for ei[.!anaii'm, they accompany hlrn.
Sunaea, upon eiamlnatlon, la folly
exonerated, and tkereBr*>n ralla the
qoe^n'a attention to the fact tliat Amy
llobaart la cruelly held prisoner, and
forthwith Varncy and Leicester are
auBucoued Into the royal presence.
And before the latter baa opportunity
to apeak, Varney afflrtr.* that Amy I*
hi* wife; and. aa ercrjone ta cog-
nlxant of I> !'e*ter'a corifuilon, Var-
ney auorra Blzabetb that It la doe
to the earl'* tranxendant lore for her
gradona aelf. Tlie caae la apparent-
ly arttlad, and Varney la ordered to
appear at the coming featlrltlea at
WEALTH IN NEST
Canadian Fanners Confident of
Record Grain Crop.
tta da** Varun aeefca LcVmttr abd
aaaan a hta> tbat tba a*ars proolae
that be afcall autrry the qwea. tad he
a'.ao aoCflea klaa that ThMdiu haa
a mlr.rvm la Merryn'a tower.
rrr<ta lere e r;t* ftirry to a eli max.
The next c-ora-'ng Assy e ai*a from
ber ma and la is biding near the
piaiaaace, when doae at hand Leices-
ter arowa bla lore ta E?:zabetb. aad
la glren great encowageraecl; bat aa
they separate, the qoeen jJiacOTara
Ass7, w to deeiarea that she la aot the
wife of Varney, atd that "Leicester
koows aJL"
Accordingly «be la harried to tta
ftreseac* of the cart where Eliza-
beth rages rlolently, bat Lelceatefa
marriage remain* still usrertalcd. and
Amy ta thought to be insane and abe
la placed In tastod 7. Woreorer,
Lalcerter la anjrry with Amy for con - ™>re than foor fiftha of them being
Ing to Kenilworth and exposing blm to ! BT« mlie* or n.-ore horn thefr shipping
the reaentmeat of the queen, and he I«tnta. aed the aartng to time efTect-
59 cetta per toa-tnfie with the 00*-
fcalf-*e« tij-U S4 met* with tbe
tbrte-foartba-tr/e^ 2? «ts with the
c**-t«m. 24 ewsts wttb the 1^ ar.l
lii-too. and LS cents with the t o-toa
trvcha.
Leasee Coat of Firm Heip.
THIS bh*11 ptrm ts DOCS pfeased ecdSng. Tkere ti
with iife in ge&eral and her new aaUslactloc in a
ia fsrtber caaae for
band of etnbnjldery
c**t in ^rtlrular. aid she has no on the tngora. The picture teils tha
monopoly of [Keasare in the new styles atinpie rt-.-ry of this garment perf «t-
for ctiidresi. For little gSris the re- ly. It Is mereiy a full «kirt Joined to
cesiti? arriTed coats are the moat in-; a plain body that buttons at the left
gMU!<,n* and the most pleasing that frc«t and is extend*- at the back and
haTe cwne to [*a* In recect years, front Into a rounded tab beiow the
AV/ot foer fiftts of the men state Tbf7 oa*!lt to to aw-case ns for waistline.
that the!.- crtKt* d^i^«e tbHr ex 'H"' ra^abused and dej,;*ed pocket-
perje f'/r bired b*> On the axeraga U"" rti«* they hare helped to flat-
'hey estlmat. that this deenaj* teo; chi.'.'ren's cnta are among
amoants to *324 f r T ar. the list of things that hare Increased
Orer half of the 'Jf.fi truck cwr«*a
Of Farm Owners in Eastern States 1
Par Cert State That Time &av.
Ing> Waa Grcateit Advantage Af-
forded by Trvcka,
resolves to see ber and Insist that for
the present aha most consent to be
known as Vairner'a wife.
This proposition la scornfully re-
fused. Amy, do longer a child, bat
with the strength of Injured woman-
hood, calls upon the earl aa a man
and ti her lawful husband to take
her to Elizabeth and acknowledge
that abe Is bla wife.
Leicester yields to this masterly
plea to his honor and prepares for
th ordeal, but Vsni y. clearly per-
celvlng that this Inrolrta bis own per-
sonal ruin. conH odes that "either ha
or Amy must die," and Is not sl.-w
In deciding which It ahall be. Be per-
suades Leicester that Amy la coo Hir-
ing with TreaslUan and so convinces
him of ber perfidy that the carl final-
ly consenta to ber doom.
That evening Leicester and Trea-
"lllari meet. The latter still believe*
that Varney holds Amy Id bis power,
and he begin* to plead for ber, but
his words and motives are misinter-
preted. Swords are drawn and they
do battle, bat are Interntptad sad
meet agsln on the morrow In a se-
cluded spot. Just as Lelceater Is about
to prevail, his sword la seized by the
young rasral. Dtcky Smudge, who de-
livers to him Amy's letter, which be
had stolen from Wayland. The tangle
of affairs Is unravelled and An>7 la
proclaimed as the countess of Leices-
ter.
At this revelation, Elizabeth la be-
side herself with rage.
In the violence of ber chagrin and
anger she forgets for a while ber
royal dignity, and recorers command
of herself only when Lord Burleigh
ed by the4' c«* of trucka Is naturally
greater than it would be oc the aver-
age faro-, which Ilea ne*rer to mar-
ket than do most of the farms con-
cerned ie this Investigation. The ex-
perience of the 7S3 farmers who have
contributed to this study ehould en-
able the farmer hlmfeif to Judge with
a fair degree of accuracy as to
whether the n/otortruck would prove
advantageous under his coodtUoaa."
Investigation in Eastern States.
The lnre t:gatlOD !n question was
made during the past winter and
apring. f armers In the states of
Msine. New Hampshire. Vermont.
Massachusetts. Rhode bland. Connec-
ticut, New York. New Jersey, Pennsyl-
vania. Mania and Indiana, who
bate motortrucks for use on their
omu farms, were asked to report 10
the dep* mruf the types and vires of
tie.'r farm*, the u«e the? make of
tielr tru'-ks, the cost of operating
them, the advantages and dlsadvao- j
tage* of truck* for farm use. and oth-
er related Information.
A Stud7 of the reports erf 7V! of
'hew farmers has Jtirt been completed
by the office of farm management and
farm economics. The farms which
these men operate are of all sizes and |
type*, and the motortrucks are of all !
sites, from one-half to live ton*. The !
rated capacity of - erf few of the i
truck* Is greater than two tons, how-
ever, and nearly half of them are of j
the one-ton aize
wboae 'arma contain more than 110
crop aies own tra—ora. The number
of work sre^k kept 00 the farms where
both trek* and trators are owned la
only slightly leas than the number
kept on farm* of ec'tTespCfciJcg size
where only truck* are owned.
TREES TO CUT FOR IMPROV.
ING THE WOODS.
Trees which are wen suited
tor firewood, and the removal of
wfcich will t* an Improrejrent
to the remaining trees In the
stand.
Tree* which have been over*
topped by others and have had
their growth stunted.
Diseased tree*, or trees seri-
oudy Injured by Insect attacks,
or tree* extremely liable to such
Injury: for example, chestnut
In the region abject to blight
or Hreh In the g1p"y-mofh area.
Dally fire-scarred tree*.
Trees of the leas-valuable spe-
cie*. such a* beech, birch, black
oak, blackjack oak, br black
gum, crowding the more valu-
able sugar maple, white or
tbnrt-leaf p'r.ea, yellow poplar,
or white oak.
Crooked tree* and large-
crowned. sbort-boied trees
which will not make good lum-
ber and which are crowding or
overtopping others.
Slow-grrrwlng trees crowding
fa*t-gro*lng species of equal
value.
Sound dead trees both stand-
ing and down.
raost In price. Bet parents beans
are soft; a procession of new frocks
and coats for gins will wheedle them
aut of more coin than It ibould and
reconcile them to Its loss.
ftoatan Barker, Returning Fram Trip
Thrvugh tne Coiar-try, Tails «f R>di
Y«a-ds of G'tat Hcrtbwcatarn
Wheat F>etda.
A Bontoa banker. deaSring to re-
rup*ra e fram a aeaaoc of streanwoa
work, did what sat bankers do. or
abouid 00. tec* a b^iday. away from
tlie coTitr.es of the city life. Canada
was ta bis m'ad. He w«i.<i make the
trip, learn something of the tc untry,
breatbe of Its oz>.«e and rerun, ex-
hilarated boitb ia mind asd body. Ob
hia return a few days ago he to«d the
re-;'.—er of tie K'al. Street J..«tal of
the richnewi of the vast fields of gold-
en gr :3 that be * 00 hi« trip
thrwagti the Canadian West. Doubt-
less he broke his Journey lato tba
Canadian Kockie* long enough to make
an inspacdoe of them. Who could
belp It a* from the car wtodow were
to be wrm miles asd mile* of goidea
Booka, ranged row upoo row away
ba'k to the lines of the horizon? He
must have dooe «o. for when be got
hack to tbe Hub, he waa fii'ed with
enthu«ia.<m over hh trip asd what he
taw is Canada, and he had to get it
off his mind. It was revealed is thia
way:
"Canada Is getting front, recover^
Ing by leap* and bounds from the de-
pression eac«ed by war. Wh-.e uureat
and lack of co-operatioo seem to be
holding thing* back 00 this side of
the border the Dominion to tbe north
faces an era of unprecedented activity
end prosperity. One of the basic
r*a-v>n* for this brilliant comeback i
tbe rich yield of the great northwest-
eiT) wheat fields."
That the crops Is Canada, both eaat
and *est. are meeting the expectations
of the farmers Is a satisfying fact,
which gives a positive assurance of a
yield that will meaa millions of dol-
lars to the wealtb of the country.
There will pmbably be a* much aa twa
hundred million bushels of wheat to
export, giving an added wealth to tha
four.try of nearly half a billion do -
lan. In all parts tbe crvip yield
promises to ie abundant, and with
favorable weather from now or there
may be expected a harvest that win
equal If not surpass that of 1915. It
win doubtless be pleasing to the many
reader* of tbla paper to know that
tbe friendi' they have deveiopinz tbelr
farms In this region of big crops and
good prices will participate In thta
wealtb. and what will be more pleas-
ing. Is the knowledge of the fact that
the arealth in which tbe? will partici-
pate cornea from big prices for a
prartuct prodsaed from land pvrcl.asad
at a cheap price.
Western Oanaa.': has never know*
a failure In ci pa. There are d:stricta
where partial failures have been, ' at
There are costs with big cape col-
lars and big patch pockets quite out
of proportion to tbe small gansents
they adorn but sure to delight young
ladies from four to ten vbo are ch-
wrrran' of grown up styles asd kDow
what they want Tel ours, duvetyn
and homespun are used for making
them or a tiny girt may be Indulged
veiours la aa much a favorite for In velvet. There are others with deep
little people as for grownup*. It ap- pointed yokes to which full skins are
pears on the little glri pictured bere ' gathered- Wide choker collars of fur
Ina coat suited to a child anywhere and round fur buttons make one's Joy
from four to eight year* old aud tl.ws . complete la them. But 3 ••our the best
how weU It looks with border of wool ; of all are coat* having acarfs and
angora. This fuzzy and chSdiafc-looi- j ruff* of different materials. Such
Ing triramlac makes the cuff* that I coats are straight gam eiits "all but-
tnish off ;Jaia sleeves and the little ; toned up before.'' with narrow belts.
choker collar with two make-believe deep cuff* and ncarf* embroidered with ,,
ermine talis that bring it to a happy ! bright colored wool acnas the ends. ,h«ul'! ^ *<'« '• 'bo
fact tha* the country, that portion of
It In which tbe present grain miwinj
lies, is from seven to eizht hundred
miles In length by half that d stancw
in breadth.
Because on* speaks of tbe wonder-
ful success of grain growing there,
there should not be lost sight of the
fact that this Is only one Item in tha
wealth-producing possibilities. There
la cattle raising, with all the advan-
tages in every way that It possesses
anywhere: the dairying industry is as-
suming remarkable proportions, and a
great deal of attention Is given to tb#
development of this Industry, which is
an adaptable to tbe country, by both
federal and provincial governments.—
Advertisement.
Hats Dispel September's Gloom
DRINKING WATER IN SUMMER
Fountains and Other Watering De-
vices Should Be Placed in Shady
Places in Hot Season.
Kenilworth. a.-.d to bring with him the wan* her that "«u ti weakness little
woman who haa been the occaaloo of becomes s queen." Meanwhile Varney
so much trouble. j fatally shoot* the drunken Lambourue
Here Is a problem I Amy will never •J1'1 conduct* Amy to Cum not, where
consent to be received as Varney'*
Among the Important facts revealed I
by the Investlt-atlon may be men- I During hot weather keep drinkln;
tioned the following:' j fountain* and otber watering devices
Only 1% per cent of the., farm* are j for P^try In shady places. Not only
less than five mile* from market *nd d0** a,e "'^d" keep the water cooler,
nearly one-fourth of them are 20 mile* ! f'Dt " rw™|t* In less evaporation.
Uniform Barries
"What nice large strawberries!"
tald the ladv Id the market.
"Yes. ma'am; aren't they beautiesr
replied the man with the near-white
apron.
"How do you sell them?"
"Fifty cents a quart, ma'am."
"And are they Just the same at tha
bottom of the basket as on the top?"
"Oh. yes. ma'am; fifty cents a
quart. Just the same."
A Feeling of Security
Yon naturally feci prcur* when yoo
snow that the medicine yon ire about to
take it absolutely pure and contains no
harmful or habit producing drug*.
Such a medicine is Dr. Kilmer's Sirsmp-
Hdot. kidney, liver and blsdder remedy.
The same standard of purity, strength
*nd excellence is maintained
%tI*. tZh* mo*t be detained
At Cnmnorl
It n«ol?w ifito t tattle of the aJ-
cbemUrta.
Deifietrlos, In Vsmiry's employ, pr*-
pare<1 a drug for Amy, but Wayland
•• Treaelllarj'a s*rr nt, mtrrn I*r
rtie la conflc^l In t'ovter'B bedrham-
\+'T, a cnyaterlofin roon reached by q
<lrawbrtdg r, which she Is admonished
u*-**r to attempt to croea; hot wh« n !
Treaalilnn and Halelgh com* to taki
ber to Kcnllworth, and ahe tieam the ;
aooud of tlu !r Moraea' boofa, ahe thinks ;
It la tbe earl and roabea from ber
or more from market.
Ninety-fir* per cent of the farmers
belfcre that thefr trucks will turn oat
to be profitable toveatmcota.
Cme-ton fmc* are preferred by
more m'-n than prefer any othfr slw. 1 ar «a,er. S'jcce^sfiil j al.ry
Al^nt bnlf of the owner* of one-half : raar"'**meM depends on many detain soling tl.an new mllllDery.
AS a panacea for the average brok- favorite* are the dashing artlats' tam
en heart a clever woanan advise* and the Tariou* off-the-face'shapes.
— There are tams of all softs, for all
bottle of Swajnp-Root. ^
It ia scientifically compounded from
vegetable herbs.
It is not a stimulant and is taken in
tea spoonful doses.
Whether the drinking re^ptacle la in
tbe shade or not may determine
whether the poultry hare plenty of • baL In time of tremble when
water to drink or whether they go <** Boat cxmtemplate a long school kinds of wear and all ages of girt*.
thirsty until the attendant notices tba year shead, at the end of a blissful Except for ta*«el* or pompona there I It Is nature'a are.t h.ln.. " 1 "■
| lack of water. Successful l«ul:ry vacation, than Is nothing more cot ar* almoat no trimmings. On wide- "4 eaateomiat kidnsyUwr an'd bbX
It take* brimmed velvet hats, for older girls treablea. '
It ia not recommended for everything.
It ia nature t great halner in n>li#vif
and tfcree fo .rtl a ton truck, r,refer w,,lch U'" ''r0'*r r*r' "f drinking one's am.l the dullness of algebra Ion* velvet ears contribute much A «*o™ aUtemant of purity ia with
* * "■* - sprightly style aa a finishing touch, j bottla of Dr. Kilmera Swamp-
•partmenu a. a peddler and provide, ^"7''^
an antidote for tha pedaon. He also ,h* " I "b* f*IU ,0 hw
apprlaea her of tbe enemle* by whom ^ .Wh^ T*""0
- |etirj.« bow matters bare developed.
abe is sarrr/unded and with blm (lie
flee* from Connor.
Tbe time of tbe gnat carnival at
Keoflwortb la near at band. Haiti-
tndee are en tbelr way thither. Every
avenue of approach la crowded. Way-
la d and Amy attach themselves to a
group of strolling player* and after
many Interesting experiences, reach
tbe castle wbere at>e Is by chance
lodged In a room la Mervyn's tower,
Vtfe* had bee* assigned to TrsasiHsa.
he commits suicide. His alchemist 1s
foond desd la bis laboratory and Tony
foster disappears and bis skeleton la
found long afterward In a secret
Chamber where be bid bis gold.
Letrsster retires from court for a sea-
soo. but later Is sgsla a favorite In
waiting upon the quesa. and dies st
last by taking polaao be had de-
signed for another.
cavrigkt. ins Vy Pset Pnfcllahlsg Cse-
Past>
alzes Urger than they now own 1 u,""r ,c",rtl,)* 10 goltry sper-lallsts
In 'he opinions of the- men 'he I Cn"H S,,,M '''I1® nment of
prlnripsl dlsadvsntage of a motortruck
la "poor road*."
Trucks Efficient Tim* Savers
Aa compared with horse* and ;
wagon*, the trucks save from one-half |
to two-third* of the time required for
hauling materials to and from tbeae
farms.
These farmers have return loeds for
their trucka abeut one-fourth of tbe
time.
A majority of them at 111 oae tbelr
haree* for soaae road hauling.
On the majority of the farm* all
tha hauling other than road banting
la done with horses end wsgona.
About one foatrtb of tbe men do some
etatom hauling with their tracks. Tbe
i agriculture.
one of the most
portent.
and the trials of Latin.
Getting together as outfit ts pl>
For younger girls nothing Is quite M „ ... ,
antly exciting to the young person o elegant aa tbe beaver asd felts that hare the beln Or, -u'Tf' l, ^ ,ho"W
going away to ^bool and under the are abown In a variety of ^mple EST
supervision of s dl^mlnstlng mother l apes. All these hats have ribbon However, if yoTwih fimto trv thi
ahe will be provided with Just enough collars and long sash ends or tailored fT**' Preparation and tea cents u> Dr.
Kilaaer 4 Co., Binghsmtoa, N. Y., for a
smartly made. Her millinery will Is
clode a very practical tailored bat and mred.
a simple dre e,or deml-drese affair faille ribbon. Below it *t the right la
There Is a good example cf tbls soit a Breton sailor of felt and st the bot
Rotation keen, the errmnrf fv— f— 01 h*' " ,h* lrft 01 tb «rooI> <* * the group an off-the-face abase
Insect and f^T«s ! "*>"*-#1* ht" *>">** ^T* It U In felt having the upturned brim o«!
a # , made of chenille braid, with aoft,, lined with a strip of light felt
fsllle'ribhon laid aboet the brim edge
and ts decorated with long stitches of
embroidery silk. These are some my
,, ., * " pretty velvet models. Including shspes
Mschlaery aril last twice as >«•( with turned back brims and Breton
tf^you keep It oiled, clean and adjae* mior* yoaan, woaaea; the greatest
appear, at the top of the group pic-' S^^n^th^'p.^!A,^,in, U **n
■d with collar and a.ti. end, of Papar.-Adv.
Are yoo aywxnatlxlng yoor w«tt
To aart time la to lettftbee Ufe.
- , —" ■ ""y ngnt reit.
b |
Cross Is RlQht.
"The original croas-examlnatlon," re-
marked the mournful philosopher,
"moat have been tba third degree pro-
cedure Eve used on Adam when bar
husband remained away a large part
of the olght sitting up with a sick
friend."
A
Hamlet may be an easy rele foe tha
tragedies, bot he has to hump himself
he plays Richard in.
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Glaze, Bascom. The Arrow-Democrat (Tahlequah, Okla.), Vol. 37, No. 44, Ed. 1 Friday, October 8, 1920, newspaper, October 8, 1920; Tahlequah, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc97164/m1/2/?q=%22%22~1: accessed June 29, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.