Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-15

have been sadly neglected dufing the
past row decades
The facility and cxhcincss with
which the coal tar coiors cnn De- ON
pioyed the endless diversity ~ tInts
ard .dsder readily secured hy their
aid. h.Vo led me modern generation -
dyers 90 DISREGARD in great meas
ure. those Time honor'd vegetable dyes.
fur centuries The only available source
of color which still give their charm
and value o. the choice products uf
Oriental looms The present "dyestuff
nmine" hls brought them again into
prominence N0t so easily applied us
the nnilino dyes. they stnl have their
especial merts Az result the Amer
loan works curnecd iH the preparation
~ extracts from the yellow oak of thr
Nleshauies from tho iopwood ~ jn-
mrlCI from the redwood 90 Brazil
from tho Clutch of lndfa. ARE providing
boo enormous amounts tho substitutes
NJ the more brilliant hut often more
Heluyr hues of tho cnal-nr products
Do the umrc. natural dvcstuffs Will
occupy more important position iu
the textile world more ample rocogni-
fiun viii Boz accorded to the Mphly per
frctcd processes ~ recent voars enc
suing their fasines- upon the animal
and vegetable fibrcs tt the same
time We cuu lonk forward with conf
deuco to fhc evolution 90 genuine
American coal-tor ooior Industry
"pf mo domeeiir potash supply b.
H stated that nrgc amounts ~ the
compounds OF this element are present
goo tho vast hcas of krip neiunv ou
the waves ~ the Pacific close Oh the
western Htfori of Too country thnt
cirh telr tho waters m the Pacific
ruaf au producins "a crop .n which
potash salts possessing q normal vulte
ef moro ttnn 500 900 0oo are readily
available far use boz agriculture and
the arts Sow "a dozen companies 1re
engaged BOO the csmpalgn Nui oul, tho
lncxhaustIhic supplies ln She waters ~
fhr Pacific hut also the remarkable
deposits ln ihe arid wnste ahout scarlcs
inko boo California. nnd the valuable
hluuifo Of Utah are urue rapidly
transformed into standard commercial
urades a wear or two hence we may
nc able 10 ferullrc our broad acres with
American potash exclusively while am
otter ycnr or two may see us free from
dependence upon dives ~ fpreien make
fhr nurcan adYiscs the business
mon ~ tho United stats chat the pros
rnt time Be- npporfuue for thcm 90 study
the latin american markets.. 10 got
bon touch with ttc people Vt fho cuun-
irirT and thus tc opcn the way fnr
extensive business operations In 9th
rr countries ALSO there arc unprccc
tonied opportunities fof tine extension
~ forcign trade. and with the indicn
iiora Tint We nrc entering upon "a per
iod As 20 creditor nation We are la
position ns newer before Goo invest our
capital Boa industries and dovrlopmcuts
bod fnrrien countries
'ii dHrs NOT believe that the cost NJ
production in tho wlrriue countries of
Europe win ho lowered as "a result ~
thr war cor chat There VIII boz danger
from thnt source Co Che holdiug ~ new
markets already paincd Experience
bias shown that 90 b. apt t1 bc higher
Instead of lower after the close ~ the
war with hlchor interest rates. higher
vases and hirher prices Boo The war.
ring countries, Surveying the whole
nold DO may bc said that tine worl,rs
conflict hss hcen of unmensured value
Cav American industry AS whole"