Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-11
Facts, FGdS dndFdnCieS
Up 10 the Minute
Men Blamed for
WOman'S S ErratiC
Finance Methods
CBY PAULINE PERrwINKLE)

w lllldlh smart say III I4AN ''NAN'~'
IN Economics
"Thc serious fact is that the shape
In which a community allows OF di-
reefs it's wealth tO bee embodied makes
;hc greatest possible difference To the
WCll-houg of that community. As "a
good is. So much it bo used. While IT
Is wheat the grain may bc seed, or
II may be- food But once it takes the
shape Of the loaf it has lost forever
the potency of the seed and, more
over If not used quickly does not
even remain food
Now, SO long as the wheat remains
wheat IT Is chiefly the economic con
Germ of men. but when II becomes
food flour and hread-it becomes
chiefly the economic concern of
women. This analogy may be carried
out i'm many other Industries. rake
the lumber industry. II is pretty
much a mans business till 1t reaches
the ultimate consumer, When lumber
is worked up into furniture 1t enters
Womdu's realm woman also has a
voice in selecting the materials used
iu the construction of the nome.
Whether il is to be fashioned OF lum-
Icr. brick or cement, whether 1t is
10 DE plastcrcd and tinted, or cau-
Nased and papcrcd, the finishing, the
painting, etc, are matters left by
common consent for the housewife to
decide. within financial limits.
Cotton raising and sheep raising
and the manufacture of textile prod
ucts belong in the economic realm Of
man, but the moment they become
cloth or ClOthiug carpets, mattresses
and household fiuIshluEs, they pass
into the domain of the woman who
spends. And, besides the home the
.I..t l4t "a Cd I
other things the expenditure for
which is directed by womans tastes
or Judgment amuscmeuts, travel
music, books and education. A very
good gauge of Wuman's power in the
economic world is furnished by the
advertising appearing i'm the papers
and magazines. Far more space is
devoted 20 advertising addressed to
women than to men.
Woman Once the Producer.
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