Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-11

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P"ISu'u 'lS FORMER policy "i pur'haS' /
ms discnsod ana exposed cattle at am .
appraised yaIuo md Of slauphtsrinr
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''''h WV '''' ~ "''
'"pIlAh'a n very HIlrt quarantine TIA" |
l'nN' "l 'i'0 ''HN VIII n' very sI'hl |
'nd ~ VIII '' necessary lo hSk con /
Stress I"I "" rm'IE'u'S appropriation |
w 'I''"I "lll"HH oI uoIl"Ia' Ihr IN .
''I'slH al slahr are vast ana Justify |
any I''a"N''l' expenditure
ne ''l,"Il h''a IulIh lh' a.llNll's T.
~. uvp9INu'uI In 'sl'nllsn'uk /.
9,'"u|lu hI"ln bI"u's' 1h" lh 'h' mt .
u'l '"" ,'''''''" "N"H uI I"' new ''Iluh .
lu'"''a law Wh''h 'h' secretary rhlls .
'l' H''I d'HUl'' sNs''Wall'' l'bal .
'PPru"'h 10 lh' solution OF dllu'ull /
II"''ns IN inns hrld "t distribution. .
"' Sv' '''Ii r''"llIh''Hus 'ohelu'I'- .
uv.h "I I'hlH'nU"n /" 'Hl'nH@h per
'"','I'' ware housing system l"I kldlu |
"uu COTTON Il' pointed GUY 'hIl ln' .
N"Irh"uS' ia'lII'lts FOR cotton ln the
H"u,n are H"I r'nudll"'d.
Ut Ih' warehouses now in oNisl-
san" tue report were Irhod- /
''vu a" "S l" comply WIN lhr under
N'','s Irln'h,7' ana N'I'
n'uu'd' ana II adequate business
"l', ,,""' were adopted me financing
W 'u' '"l'"u crop M"uIu Ic hhlril-
H"N "nPI"N'u. Su'H "a system W"uId
l"' nus" l,',I lh N"''7 vI emergency
anu "n"'u l"Ih " uS''ul part ol the
""' u'aI dlS'IlhulN' system. II ~
/ pIo"'"'' 'h'' FEDERAL law Tor per. |
"''N"I' ""i'h"uHlhE system Moulu
A",,nuiH1'' mus u'sI'uI' d'lclopm'hI
w me tue production OF gram gem
Crazy showed a great increase I'm the
crop oI I'I4, Ihc report pointed out
| '"' pIo"u''i"h OF corn showed no al
'""''' ana 'h' meat production
h""W'u uls'lh't d''llh'. IN TINS ron-
n'rlon me secretary points ont a
/ ''Il'u'aplt neglect "I hNt STOCK pro-
uuT,l"h IN th' Souih.'
ne secretary report includes
lanl' ENlhE ihe census ugures for
! 1919 anu l'u', showing lhht IN an
~ 'N''P' corn ana meat anu
'll"lS 'h'Ie mas p''h marked IN
'I'"S' III production uullnE the 10
year peilou' continuing, the report
says
We hn"" 'h'l the Mn'al crop ol
| ~ oi HppIoNllhdttIy NS4,OOO.Ouu
"us"'lS ih' bI'H'tsi over produc'I
III our history, ana that the crops OF
~ 80 '''' ''
ana nay are unusually large. The cot
Ion crop, forecast IN october al 49,
9fu'uuO nHleS' ls the second largest.
oe ne apple crop 'suha''d al Io9,-
! uVV'UOO pushels ~ the greatest ever
/ haIN NeS'eu' me to'al production or
h'N leddlhg 'eIeaIs IL estimated 10
nave peeh nearly HNe bllllon bushels
VI a""ut I"ui huhuItu ana twenty
'IsHt lnliou p"si'IS ia excess or the
'Iop ol 1919 foI lhe country as
"noIo Ihe crop yl'Iu per acre were
T." per cent better thah the average
lor me paSt zen years, Ihe average
S''Iu per a'Ie'"i an tne staple crops
was S'a per cent greater lhan 1918,
anu, except TOT corn, oals ana max
s'ou' greater thah the lO-year aver
age
hul aIler an our tHoIlS, Whlle
theie Is an increased dlNerslhcauon or
agriculture ana Doth IelatlNe ana
absolute increase IN important prod
uc'S' Suoh aS WheaI forage crops
irults' DAIRY products ana poultry, we
sun hote NOT ohiy relatlNe but also
an aDsoiule decrease IN hunper OF
our important staple food pTohucts'
such as corn ana meats IN the lor-
mer IN the IaSl 10 years there mas
neeh no SUBSTANTIAL advance IN cat
tie, sheep ana hoHs there mas beeh an
apsolu'e uecIln' caitie' from lIle
census year OF l69S To that OF I9O9'
oi from 0O'ouo,VOO hcad 10 = OOV'VoO'
IN sheep, or from Ol,OOO,VOO TO ol'-
Oo,OOO; III hogs, or from o5,VVO,oVo
TO 5S,OoO'V0V' since ISOs the i'hu
cnoy has been downward. and yet
during the period since 1893 the pop
ulatloh mas increased over twenty NH
non. rms SITUATION exists not IN
crowded country put I'm ono Whlch
IS still IN a measure being pioneered
I'm one Which, with 935,oOO,OOO acres
of arabic land, has only 4OO,OOO,OOO
no 40 per cent, under culliNailon' ana
III one IN Wlllch the populailon per
one ana ranges IRON seven persons