Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-10

no. '' u'Ul'I 10 llt NH.I.t nn'o
.,r l8rg, luuuM population has beer
..I.sd H number u whl,c m.g VII.
.NXti. Interested in cattle rai-inr auu
trading hcfur, tho ta,. Of the modern
railroad Il'cr tho homcSscttr- and
-H.rur7 .-ur .o Oklahoma ana sue
.r't.u Ir making an agricultural state
.uUf .f TO- The latest development has
Dove. ..HuG ,.r lines ot oil and manu-
tari..'"E establishments All ut
tHo-" Dr.. ..I.. .tiaS Of the rgoP'c
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l'" h'- ''''N'
ou fhH u,hsi band some OK Int mot
rnu.ifIu dHIeS which are % he
found in no. state are equal 10 any
uf fna newspapers Of much larger
rif.- .t fG. eastern states. SeNtial
.I tU. pIprI- have their own lt"'el
WIRES running into the Offices ana
fr,, U4Nc fh,It own operator Nal >Ns
uf II. Ir-. tUU takes the news from
tl. ulrt which o., controlled 10y
man 10 Kansas city.
TI. purposes ot the nrwspai "rs ~
f.. state ara varied The -Wul"r,
i.are localized sheets attempt To- deal
with the local conditions WhiCh have
arisen .r fhc locality and may ue
..-fi, tiff.r.u. Iu another county The
r.ua. may tE,u be popular In the
,,lt oI Do, publication for ueighbor-
hood reasons. but it, popularity Is
.n,l.t lived
nh. minority u Oklahoma's news
r,r.r. tra p.au.hed for the purpose
~ s.ttir. fis news before the public.
yy-.T. tII. ..5 In View many different
...t...f. f,., loo, taken bv the cdi-
,',. and The p,pcrs have shown tho
't.,..'t., .t tte polIcy of the men
.sb,rt ,ne uap,r some Few are in
.,.rst io the yellow" journalism,
~. st,,k 4, "A strictly news basis
s1t tn... .toiies and plny up the late
,,.o.. lr good fasbiou san others oh
serve a more conservative policy ana
make THEW news conI"I m ld'sS u"
tho cdN"ilh' lI4N'lPleS ~ W, ~ 80 ,I,.
hn 600 ih'dS uN'1 M pu"'SH''E
newspapers pt the sl"it N"t "' No.
as tho 'nar'c'ellsu, OF we eI,,v,' ,,ts
and the alue atAcErh TO ~ ,}o.
I'm many ot the sul1'lel l"'aS'a ,,,'
printing and ru"'!slhh' ol u'S toh
Try newspaper S "n'-li.'' >,
Thursday j. known ~ -
anu the editor ana PupI1.''
with that emo ID '.eW .,i,,i,-,.i,
1 81 tedule Whl.h ne l'''N'
weekly Routine.
ON Monday. he cleans out the
,,rrns a.b,,b NAVE been dumped from
tba n,..ss an lrr Thursday night pre-
,a1,re All the dead ad, erilsements
,,s taken out and the locals are dis
.t,itvte1 ,u the tJp. boxes. TO be used
a. .1,in iu a different So OF locals. on
TIesiey the paper is written, on
i "Wednesday il is set up and on Thurs
7 day ~ is literally kicked orr the
press and sent 10 The subscribers. Fri
dav and saturday serve to heck up
tht accountq. which are usually not
Troublesome. ard to deliver the stray
orders Of inb work which have feeh
/ brought In during the week.
In other parts ~ the state dltier-
eut conditions are enforced. Max
ulricout presses are kept running a'
,all hours OF the day and night turn
ing out the regular and special odl-
lions OF tho large metropolitan dailles
Several scorcs of men are empioNeV
for the sole purpose OF placing tnt