Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-29
JUST. ONE LONG
SWAT on FLIES
A LITTLE BIOGRAPHY or THE
LITTLE ENI.MI OF MAN.
IS WORTHY CONSIDERATION
After heir .Rcpnst ON Eth They
March 10 the Table aud Wipe Their
l'e', on the Bread.


March ia the Table aud Wipe Their
EG't on the Bread.
The ttasa In Tulsa Is disappearing
rapidly. \ successful attack wal
made. and tae campaign Is still on,
The campaign rs to be carried or
until not q yeslge Of trash Is lclt
within the Oitys limIG-bfl, and
bngl all theTIme. and the resident
districts ere already presenting am ap-
peapuce that IS really delightful to
look upon.
But c,osnl in, down in the business
district there are some dirty vacant
lots and some dirty alleys, and dirty
plots back of buildings. These must
20, too, saws the health department,
Old barrels ana boxes ana piles of
straw ana excelsior and shoes and
astaway slrments-a thousand and
one things may be seen by just saun-
ter.ng down an alley and keeping the
eyes open.
The trash the fly the mosquito,
their breeding places and all of that Is
10 be eliminated as far as can be done
by a constant warfare, in which the
health department Is anxious to Sc
cure the co operation Of every Tulsan.
1t is for a cleaner and healthier city
that the sc-dp is 10 be made.
"The trash crusade has been a most
successful one,' said DR.. d. U,
Wadsworth, health superintendent,
yesterday. The wagons viii be kept
busy for several weeks rounding up
the dirt and filth accumulated by tho
workers wis aided, and who are still
aiding
''The health deparmtment desires
that every Tulsan join hands with it
IN swotting not only the trash, but
hose other enemies of mankind
The fly and the mosquito, the stagnant
ponds and pools Of water, the big
weeds and everything that makes for
breeding AMI harboring places for the
agencies OF disease.
THE weather is going 10 be hot one
Of these days--it has already been hot
enough for The Matching Of flies, and
the fly will call for the soonest swat.
Did you ever really consider fly at
his worst-there is no best about him.
The typhoid fly lays its eggs any
where and everywhere IN manure piles
,,,ot,or "a -. - 'S, ",'u ~ alma
,ho,, e,.5 ~ ~, '.e ,'e' pIoi'oi ,ioil VI
such substances; and It requires the
Ereotest attention and the assertion OF
that eternal vigilance prevent the
grown Of flies,
Get ont vour mcneil and will clvo
YOU a little biopranbv Of tho ordinary
fly hat fails into the cre,n, nitcb.r
Each female nv laws ahont ana nm.
dred and twenty eyes u,bIcb hatch
In eight hours From tbis vou uyiiI
zee the gret necessity of ron,oving
the breeding places every voelx NJ
east or putting Something an IN ga
places to prevent the .developn,en, of
eggs. II has been d,monatrated MAJ
n thousand files can batcb ont an a
cubic inch % panur, CON van ro,I-
izo the milll.,ns or rlios r,ot ,,,,,, ,,r,,,
on your mr. misses q, tho shot nor,od
Of twenty dAvsq Anv ono or tbaso
may carry sicknoes to your for,lI,,
Six million. six b,pdred thorsond
germs bovn hoon ro,,na 49,, i, s,r,,i, ri,,
over thousand an a rl,,s coot Thoso
are not oil path,penic fdisoosoS
germs. but II has bean nroven' ,yttbont
any question that consumntior rer,ns
and typhoid fever germs aro rroanont Il
ly found ON "a flv . -
u,,,a. r
.r, 4. otsr,a'',. ~
90, - II, ''' W., ~, ~ 'i'o "'ei"se per
danror b15S"n ,D '''1 u"1se'' VI posslp,e
harn,Iass 'cE t,v Co. - a,, ,l'e "ppaienyiy .,
Nv, 80 ol'en you near the
,or', l"''' no. ,u,,.. s.' Jus' iau. something
,o ho ""S "iy srInui "'mvr ,,, iNe'
No, ooo ~ 0n1S W eitn'y' iney ol"
,,r-ra o.. oSsi'S VI an 'i's |oi'l-
naos n,,a r, 'Ie.nS 'o1etou suroase
dis,n % ,poton, p,t, io i'",u!e usi.' vaults ana
,hoIr ro''t,,' "Nu wy "ouiu eNPuSo
uo a,.namna ,S,,,',''. 'Se"ei '.'an naNe ut
hIo TIey ,,o ~ No. puo 80 80 " .itue I Irou- s
1.u' ny "io not oW"re oil the nun
fever tuberculosis tbeir yt,a,it,,
snapped by malaria and intestinal dIs.