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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-21
REAL ESTATE
A TULSA CORN FIELD TEN YEARS
AGO AND WHAT BECAME
OF HART OF IL

Ot' FART OF IT,
\ few instances Corner OF Third
| and Main streets, l05Nl40 feet, sold
TOR $1,000; the vacant lot would sell
ner opposite, 100X14O feet, sold for
$1,000, / had an offer three years
ago OF 100000 Would bring ON sale
today Sl50,000 Mr. ]. +. Crow, one
OF our prominent bankers. purchased
through me, the southeast corner OF
Fourth and Main streets, three years
ago for Sl7,500 ! submitted him a
cash offer Of $4,000 with a refusal
more prompt than the offer was
made. There is hundreds OF in
stances that could be cited Of other
marvellous increases in value. II took
nerve to invest then-now II only
takes good judgment with the uncer-
tainty eliminated-wher your invest
ment is as certain as government
bonds with three to four hundred per
cent added.
1t is always the case--a real estate
boom seems TO carry a veil in front
OF it. The biggest boom that ever
occurred in the United States will,
within the next five years, take place
in real estate, and mark these words,
will appear in Tulsa. First Of all, re
member, Tulsa was built on oil at
2S cents a barrel.
Now is the time to invest and plant
your $$ where they will do double
duty. Dealer in properties of merit
only Seven years In TuIsa, selling
the very highest class investments,
places me in q position to give you
the best service. Would like TO con-
suit you on any investment
THEODORE cox.
500 Daniel Bldg. Third and Boston.
Phone 5S3
have some interesting things TO say from
time to time, but the most Interesting Of all
Is this. DON'T WAIT; get in before the
spring rush commences.
One Of the best eastfront, modern homes
in StOnebrRker Heights, eight large rooms
with sleeping porch, large cellar laundry,
garage; underpriced, on the colonial Hrchi-
lecture and will suit anyoOe of eNacting
taste Price $1,000; on easy terms.
Heights; one Of the best II you want bar
gain, this Is It; q charming home for little
money. Price, with payment OF 5000
cash and balance like paying rent, So, 200.
One of the finest nOd most slightly building
sites on North Denver avenue; 1875 feet front
by $50 feet deep; four lots can be made
out of IT, II taken at once, will sell for
S4,500; a bargain, and will make anyone
good investment; investigate this.
One OF the best investments right in line
of big improvement, brick business block,
rented to best OF tenants, on low rent; will
rent for much more when present lease eX-
pires; now paying l2 per cent net $4,000
cash; balance can be paid monthly or quar-
terly a snap: underpriced at 5000,
One Of the best farms to be had for the
money, taking the close proximity to Tulsa;
worth 500 per acre; good truck or alfalfa
farm all under cultiyation snap. Price
sos per acre: terms on one-half; can give
give immediate possession.
Eighty acres west OF OwassO TO exchange
for Tulsa improved property.
II you wRnt q home or investment, have
the largest listing, and the very best values
to be had.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-21
REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE--len acres close IN bargain
at $1,000 seven acres, adjoining Orcuu
addition, only S2lO0. The John H. Miller
Go. Phone Goa
WILL BUILD YOU two or three room house
ideal location Ia Kendall, which can be
paid Ike rent i you have $50 TO Sloo
cash. Phone 471s.
FOR sAIE-Modcu eientroom house gar
ovaSE vaSE1 nee totSP t@SPrSG,'@si9is T'' s,P ,roR
Boulder Phone ll20.
FOR SALE-On lease. OF a bargain; 100
southwest one haN l0lO.6; near proluc.
ton: Yale Okla Address q. S. shelby
prumrghtl OKLA, Box Is.
FOR SALE--l8O acres Of good land in cul
hNntion; three and one. bali miles from
paving; for SI5 per acre d. G Powers \
FOR SALE-Fvc.room. modern bungalow
located In Stonebrsker heights; $3.50
cash terms on balance See Joho Barrett
Room 2Os Robinson Bldg Phone 1887. Res
1853.
FOR SALE One Of tho prcttiost bungalows
In city; four rooms, bath, basement; east
front, paved streets; shade. Prce $1,000.
5000 cash balance S25 per month, f96.
y. y Pettus
FOR sALE-sixroom modern house; barn
fruit; on paved street and car line near
school Sl,975, $500 cash, balance easy u.
G. Powers X Go, Second and Main. Phone
SIG or 62o
FOR SALE Five room. new, upto.da
bungalow StOn,br0ker heights: possession
~ once, $3.50 cash terms on balance, John
Barrett Room 2Os Robinson Bldg Phone
1887. Res 1858.
FOR SALE-Four.room house: chicken
house 3oNs, and other outhudmgs; will
sell cheap; fine place TO raise chickens at
Assembly park two miles from Tulsa, ON
Sand Springs line
FOE sALE-24 lots In college and High.
lands addition. Splendid eight.room, mod
ern, two story house garage close in terms
easy. so-l20lto.32O acres all bargains.
D. G. Rose s Co,
FINE BARGAINS in a fine I6O.acrc, We'll.
improved farm, near oklahoma City az
nearly One.hnlf its value ii sold at once The
price OF farm products will make big de-
mand for farm by fall. Buy now and get
next to great city Owner, zoos n. Broad
way Oklahoma City Okla,
SPECIAL BARGAINS -sixroom residence
east front; terraced lot; South Baltimore;
elegant neighborhood, exceptionally well.
built house; price $4,000: $500 cash; bal.
ance $40 monthly Seven-room residence;
southwest part city sleeping porch; base
mont; furnace heat; fine neighborhood;
$50 month Nine room house. South Chey-
enno; five large bedrooms; attractive liv-
ing and dining room, garage, servants quar-.
tersi fine shade; elegant ueighborho0d;
price $500 part cash, balance $50 month.
New five room bungalow, basement; garage;
cial price of So 600; $500 cash. balance
S25 monthly. Phone $3.50 or 4i3, or see
c. w. Singleton, Alexander Bldg.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-21
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

from owner Of good
land FOR sale. G. G.
Texas.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-21

FOR SALE-Fivc.room modern bungalow
located IN Stonebrsker heights: $3.50
cash; terms on balance See Joha Barrett
Room 20S Robinson Bldg Phone 1887. Res
1853
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-21

FOR sALE-New barn s0d saddle. iIG
West Seventh
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-21

FOR SALE-One Of the prettiest bungalows
In city; four rooms, bath, basement; east
front, paved streets. shade. prce 81 600.
$500 cash, balance $25 per month. 206.
b. r. Pettus
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-21
ADVERTISING RATES

~, All Advertisements will bo accepted In
dRRg =, world on the following conditions
right TO revise ana eIassify ali ads PotnrH
wrong replies. Three time ads. very seldom.
ialI. Money refunded on unusued assertions
EiTors corrected or money refunded
RATES
one cent word Tor all elAssiflcAtions
except clairvoyants, personals and mstri.
monial, which Is two cents per word mini.
mum charge 25 cents. Your credit is good
y you own phone, except for personal.
furniture for sale and position wanted Rd.
guaranteed after D. m.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-21
MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-Every lady IN Tulsa to
know that we do all kinds Of lin
ing and alteration Of ladies' gar.
ments. Let us do your cleaning
and pressing Satisfaction guaran-
tced. Phone 607 2ll South B0s
ton. BankstOn's Cleaning and Dye
Works.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-21

All advertising for position wanted,
furniture for sale aud personals are cash
with order.
Outof-town ads will not be run unless
remittance Is made with order.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-21
PERSONAL
ROOM AND BOARD
by Actual Count.

A local office man watched his type
writer girl the other day and SAYS she
powdered her nose l4S times. Kansas
city Journal.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-21
The Modest Kickc

The Modest Kicker
81 suppose you know Just how the
government should be run?"
"Oh, 1 don't go that far" replied
Mr.. Growcher. "All | say Is that no
body who is trying to run any part
Of 1t knows how Washington Star.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-21
BQailo Bros
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
Business lot on East Third
street; 6Ox150 feet; easy terms;
or will trade for income prop
erty: or will erect building to
suit responsible tenant. See Dan
j. DavissOn, 21S Palace Bldg.
Phone 1850,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-21

DISPLAY.
All Advertisements are accepted with the
distinct understanding that position ia not
guaranteed. Requests for position will he
granted when possible. but ads will be
not Notice Of typographical or other errors
must be given in writing in time for correc,
tion, before the second insertion, otherwise
no claims will be allowed. Proofs will be
submitted TO advertiser ONLY when copy
previous TO press time on tho date adver.
tisement is TO run The delivery Of copy for
advertising In the business office or 10 any
employe Of said paper will be considered
acceptance Of all rates and rules which are
in effect.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-21
OFFICE AND STORE ROOMS
Office R00n[nS
For IReHldo

SILK embroidery waists sl2s 2ie East
Third.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-21

SILK Petticoats 81. 2ld East Third.
For TRADE-Missouri ranch. Phone 5O59
FOR TRADE-Two hundred acres in Arkan
sas. Phone $3.50.
FOR ExoHANSGE-s saPqlpa property tor
property in Tulsa. Phone 1896.
FOR TRADE-O Oklahoma farm to trade foT
Tulsa property Phones l7l.4s45,
FOR TRADE-ReaI estate for automobile
address 224 South Denver Phone $3.50.
TRADE--l2o-acre farm near Broken Ar.
row for Tulsa property Phone 2908R.
TO TRADE-New. six.room house, for Ford
automobile; balance monthly Phone 2sI.
TO TRADE-New, six.room house for two
good cows; balance monthly. Phone 2sl1.
FOR TRADE-Some iiue five and ten. acre
tracts; close In: TO exchange for close in
property wlll assume part Phone 3i6l.
FOR TRADE-.stocR in railroads, banks. in,
surance and oil companies, patents.
and some manufacturing concerns Tulsa
Realty Co. 2Ol Drew Bldg Phone 81
FOR TRADE -Thrco.acre tract. all tllable;
small house barn, chicken house and
fenced; go fruit trees; about ouc.half mile
Of paving and car line. Phone So. L. r. Bar
re,t
T'O TRADE Desirable income city property
for good farm: southern part Of Tulsa
'y"r'N p''i'ii'N' """t ~ Vl stV. 'Tesf
might assume some lncumbrance. G d. Cog
geshcl Phone 1876. Office l2l South BOs.
ton.
FOR ENCUANGE-Fou bungalow:
11Os North Cheyenne Clear except
street assessments for California property
Oklahoma farm, acreage. lots, will assume
pay difference for larger property Cali.
tornia or Oklahoma. Erwin C0yey Los
Angeles, California, Rural Route g.
FOR TRADE-1GO acres PAYNE county
Oklahoma, six miles from Saltwater. so
acres creek bottom laUd 100 acres good
agricultural land; balance pasture: good
house, large new barn; two wells; fenced
and crossfenced. viii trade Tor Tulsa prop
erty improved or unimproyed. r. +. LO7ier.
City Hall.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-21

WANTED--Two young men as news agents
oa Frisco trains. Apply Fred Harvey.
Frisco dep0t.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-21
FURNITURE

FOR SALE Furniture of five rooms house
can be rented for $50: possession at
once. Phone 473o.
HIGHEST cash prices paid for second hand
furniture and stoves. Jacobs furniture
store 222 East First street
FOR SALF- Elegant furniture for seven
room apartment complete parties buying
can rent apartment: close in: very desirable
owner leaving city Must be sold at once.
Cali at apartment L, els 5. Elgin, between
: and ,. m.
FURNITURE BARGAINs-Just received; q
great lot Of Rugs, siNe 9xl2. in Administer
ard velvets: regular $25 value, while they
last at ;.....;;.,.,.sll.75, slS.75 and sls;
S25 Folding BEDS Tor ....''.''.''' so'UU
sl5 Davenport for ................. 80 90
$40 SidebOard for ................ .f5.UV
S35 Dresser for ............s.... flo.VO
s25 Dresser Tor ....s.......... = lZ.oO
AZ Commodes for ................. 90
s5 Iron Beds for ........,..f f1-6O
ss Felt Mattresses new for .......s4 90
4 dollar goes a long way here. we sell for
cash. Farmer Furniture Store, 107 L. First,
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UNFINISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-Four uniurnished rooms.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-21

WANTED Six boys with wheels Haines
Messenger Service, 4l9 East Second
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-21
UNFURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Four unfurnished rooms
Phone $50.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-21

FOR sALE-len acres close IN a bargain
at SlO0Oi seven acres adjoining QrcutI
addition, only s2lOO. The John H. Miller
Co. Phone Goa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-21
SITUATIONS WANTED

SLEEVE APRONS SOC. PIG East Third
street
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-21
HOUSES FOR RENT

! r0R RENT-- sl1room h0use Phone 2ll7R
FOR RENr-Fourroom house. Phone 2oll
-FOUR and fycroom house for rent Phone
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20
~ PROF. SPADE

Are you keeping record OF your
garden II YOU aren't. you are miss
tng half the fun and besides YOU are
not gardening as carefully as YOU
should lie who keeps a strict ac-
count Is careful gardener
DO not mean any extensive book
keeping on the htlle back yard farm
hat what you should do Is 20 keep a
simple record 81 the amount expend
I'd seed. fertilizer. insect mixtures
and such
Remember. the reason YOU went
INTO gardening this spring vas To
save money and 20 produce food
from every available foot OF
ground because OF tho immense
waste In Europe and the resultant
neglect 81 the crops there
Then II you ere 10 discover
whether or not yoJr garden cost
more than Il produced. YOU mus,
keep a record Of expenditures
The whole thing can Do included
on one piece OF paper \ piece of
cardboard tackled TO The side % tbe
house IN tho shelter OF the back
porch cor In 4 she'd may suffice note
What each thing has cost YOU on
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20
BoARo OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
NOTICE. PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Detroit. May 10Th, 1918.
Paving Notice No. 1924

To J r. Boydell, Sarah Watson.
Louis Colon 10. Richard q Lam
hrecht e. ~ Habercoru. Gerhard
Jensen. Monroe EoEcnheid. George T
Abrey. fsanc bEo1shewitz. w "
Greenberg. stella stewart ~ u. Hut
Chins. John y. sullivan. Eugene Jen-
nison, X. " Alec, Margaret Gould.
pittrlch. Frank i. shcarcr. Marvin g.
Whiting Jennie Vivier. John w
Lane Robert O Mcdonnell. Tucius n.
Merrill. Joseph ReichrRth. and 20 all
other persons owning occupying. or
othorwis" interested IN any ~ the
lots and parcels or real estate IN the
local Assessment district esta blishcd
by the Common Council 20 defrav the
expenses 81 grading and paving the
alley within tho boundaries herein
set forth Tho assessment roll has
prueo 81 paving tho alley No. 600
being tho III alley In block between
second. Third. Merrick and Kirby
avenues. ana is now open 20 insprr-
ticu At this ontCe and viii remain IN
this Office FOR Eve days from tho hrst
publication 81 this notice for the In
rpection II MI concerned. All lots or
parcels or land abuttinE on. or adj
Joining tho alley 20 described. have
been assessed for such Improvement
The Roard 81 Assessors VIII meet on
nj . O'Clock \ NJ. at their Office IN
tho city Hail. and will remain la ses.
sion for n period ~ six hours TO hear
any person oF BerFons desiring TO
oh iect 20 any assefsmcnt 80 made.
BOARD or EsspHs.
By Daniel l.. Duworth,
.A-i3s7 President
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20
GEORGE II NOR HIGH
school,
Editorial star--Chief. uenb~n Aptr-
ksri associates. David levin. 10
srph NetltaSN. fsaar srhinman.

Pupils receiving the highest marks
- shOTtha ~ are sarah Rasklr. -;
Charles Finu. %. and Liilian BAIRD.
% the first being IN The ghth grade
ard the last two lu the ninth
The bookkeeping classes had ,heir
examination on Thursday and F.~lay,
The questions were me same IN all
the classes zen questions being given
The first day ard three on the second
The highest marks we've attained by
Lillian Baird and Leo NPlien each re-
ce'VinZ 100 Ter cent the frat day and
- per cent on the second. Pen EdAr
received % per cent on the ers' day
and ~ per cent on the second Isaac
%ch1rruan received - or the frst day
ard - on the second
Mr. Mote our Instructor. read some
~ TIE answer 20 questions ven by
the eighth grade pupils and the ninth
grade pupils could not help laughing
ct the many ridiculous answers
Miss Aeellnf Aptekar Rad \ birth
day PARTY AZ her home. $50 Theodore
-. Miss AUtekar - hig plump.
round eyed baby. one year old She
i- our chefs niece and he IL very
proud % ~. Miss Aptekar being his
fret and only niece he ever could
claim
Miss Carson. a teacher az tho Win
CERT school visited our school Friday
morning
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20
TROOP NO. 3.
nv JOSEPH BTRB..

~ the Last meeting the whole
troop. 2" SCOUT ana I've visitors
belong 10 tho boys cookinx class. %
which the other members 80 are all
scouts
After the minutes ~ the previous
meeting were read u was annOuuc-
81 that Scouts Milton Aksn Russell
Eastman stevens Bauer. Carl Moy-
er and william Mar had passed their
second class test the saturday pre-
cedinK. Scouts AIKEN ard Rauer have
been scouts only two months.
~ was announced that George Ia
vis had passed part % hts hrst-clasa
examination. George Will be the only
frst.class scout iu the troop
After field day was discussed part
~ the boys stayed downstAirs and
practiced triangle and roller bsndaR-
inE and the rest went upstairs and
practiced "ieauto' building
Then the meeting was brought 70
order and luncheon. which had
Been prepared by tho boys cooking
elass was served First sandwiches
with chocolate hlllng and ice cream
were pared around The class made
everything except the f~o cream
Everyone Rad enough and after We
for the cooks The meeting was
then adjourned Now n can easily
hc seen why all the scouts were
present
Joseph Burha wen, 70 600 the sub
marine pictures - the Washington
Pfhcatcr lrst SATURDAY and thanks Tho
Times for the entertainment and
courteous Treatment In their endeav-
or TO do ell they can for their school
ami scout editors The, troop was
we'll represented FOR there are two
editors in-ohiefs and two assistants
scouts Joseph Burba and Angus,
Spies were at the exhibition OF troop
No. T.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20

iug or othervirc interested In any OF
the lots and IEr~vis - real estate IN
'Hr local assessment district estAb.
lished By thr Common Council 10 dc.
froy the expenses ~ grading and
rtFtnR The. htiry Within the bpuuia-
rios herein NSt fNrth The assessment
rull has been completed FOR dcfvRy-
lnE the expense ~ paving the alley
Nh. ti4-bsirG the alley in block be-
vean Lafayette boulevard and How.
ard street from thc west Nn@ 20
Nth street 20 the east iine Of Brook
lvn Avenue. and rs now open 20 in
Eveotlun a. this oTI.r. and VIII re-
rHatn In this ONfre for Eve days from
the rrFt publication IL this notice fo-
rho l0Fpegficn ot all concerned All
lott or par els 81 land ahutfing On.
or rfI8lrlU- the alley 80 described.
have tsa1 asrr sod for such improve
rrrnr The Board al Assessors viii
meet on Tuesday. the 18Th day ot
May o. . lock A. ~ az heir Of
foe Sin fho city Han aud viii remain
iu session Tor period ~ Elk hours
tu hear amy person ur pcra0ns desir-
ms - object 90 any aeressrneut so
made
hoard OF ASSESSORS.
IS Daniel = pnworth.
A-l2s9. President.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20

Ot the water. fairly dancing with
excitement Just before he reached
them he dropped the ash. Now that
fish wasn'i dead. He VAS hurt so
that be couldn't swim his fastest.
but be could swim. and you may
believe be did bis very best
Splash The two youngsters we're
ei,er him. each eager 20 be the one
20 catch him. They were clumsy and
overeager, and YOU know over-eag-
efness often IS quite as bad as be-
ing too slow They got In the way
cf each other The fish twisted and
turned and they tried 20 follow. At
last enc Of them made a lucky dash
aud proudly turned toward the
bank with the fish in his mouth, and
very proud ne looked The other
sFam after him and tried 20 take
Il away from him. Il looked very
much rs II there would be a fght
right there in the little pool. out
,rst then Mrs Joe took a hand. She
swan In between the two and push
cd the unsuccessful one away He
won't OF by himself and sulked.
-siIe the other dragged hts prize
ashore and began TO eat Il.
A few minutes later Mrs Joe
Owed and caught another trout. and
this one she carried 20 the little OF.
ter who had none when she let
the FISH 90 II could swim only very
i.rtle. and the yoangster had no
trouble at all in catching Il. He
brought u ashore as proudly rs the
FIRST one had his. Farmer Browns
10y wondered Il II was i'ist chance
that those fsh were alive or IL they
had been kept so purposely 20 give
ire youngsters = lesson IN fishing?
what do you think
The Detroit times., 1915-05-20
SUCCESS UNCERTAIN
IN THE PROFESSIONS
nv herman nARCrs.

Every American schoolhoy can not
hope 70 enter some profession 10
VerN little or no physical labor As
a matter % fact. so many boys and
younE men have tried 20 enter and
have engaged in some professio y
the modern professions watch were In
such great demand are overcrowded
there - \ great number OF men IN
them bat dear,h OF positions.
colleges, universities and other
schools graduating more and more
men who are 10 enter these profess
sions. and tAe supply OF material is
therefore u takes the college gradu.
atss little time 20 get settled In q
good paying position.
The medicinal neld. law and GER
tain branches ct the engineering pro-
fession are all overerowded. Even
the spiritual ranks are becoming
allied 20 OVERLOOKING with parsons.
d~acons priests, bishops. etc. because
atiug every year from religious
schools 20 devote themselves 10 the
lite % minister. The teaching feld
Is overcrow6ed. There are at present
studying 90 become teachers than
are necessary 10 fll the demand.
Thls cyerahurdance OF material In
AL ~ these branches or work IL the
aries IN these professions down 20 a
very low point. Teachers are not be
INK paid "a much "a they should re-
Ceive. and the oaly reason - because
81 the large number who want every
position offered The same applies 20
the churchmen who receive very Ut
tie remuneration for the work they
are doing. hut who are unable 10 get
Anvthing better because OF the large
number os men IN the field who are
n.UJ hmer Engineers. doctors ard
lawyers are all receiving fees and
wages which are below the STANDARD
because % the fact that the protes
slons OF each are oVercrowded 20 such
great extent that competition for
clients and for work 10 Keen and
WAGES ard fees are Slsshed by both
employer ard employee in order 10
gal the work done In the most econ
oruicAl way and I'm order 10 get work
at all. The employer and the client
taxing advantage Of the fact that the
prices will ne lowered because OF the
number % men competing for Work
The modern student should weigh
the evidence carefully before he an
tiers any profession which seems ="
be rvercrowded rnless ne Is top
notch engineer, LAWYER. doctor or
teacher. re viii not get work very
quickly aud when he does ne VIII
not receive very large salary.
Most branches OF work IN which
mental labor mus; be done IN order
bttfous workers TIE modern student
should look tnto these before he De
cidss on ANY kind OF work As his
slite's work"
There is as much money in these
kinds OF work "a there 10 CERTAIN
and this Is what the student should
cor afser