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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-06
HOW TO REDUCE
YOUR Wight
SIMPLE, SAFE, RELIABLE WAY

A SIMPLE, SAFE, RELIABLE WAY
People who are over burdened with SUI
pcrfulous fat know only too well the dis
comfort and ridicule that over-stout people
have TO bear.
II Won are carrying around five or ten
hounds Of unhealthy fat you are unneces-
sarily weakening your vital organs and are
carving burden which destroys the beauty
of your figure.
There is no need OF anyone suffering from
superfulous fat II you want to reduce
your weight in a simple safe and reliable
wav- without starvation diet or tiresome ex-
errise here is test worth trying. Spend
as much time as you can in the open air,
breathe deeply and get from Rexall drug
store a box OF oil Of kOreir capsules; take
one after each meal and One before retiring
at night.
Weigh yourself once week so as to
know lust how fast you are losing weight
and don't leave off the treatment or even
skip single dose until you are down to
normal
oil Of korein is absolutely harmless, is
pleasant to take and helps digestion. Even
a few days treatment has been reported to
show q noticeable reduction in weight foot
steps become lighter, your work seems easier
and a lighter and more buoyant feeling takes
possession Of your whole being
Every person who suffers from superfluous
fat should give this treatment trial.
A.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-06

railroad kap as a fun fledged town,
shipping Out thirty cars a day Hoff-
land promises to grow still more.
II is all On account Of potash and
its by-products. The fields at Hoff-
land are the only ones in the United
States where the almost pure article
Is found. In Utah and Southern Cal
ifornia, where the mineral is taken
from kclp beds. the cost Of reducing
the pure potash from the Vegetable
uct expensive.
Here is found an almost pure ar
ticle that nocessitates nothing but
pumping, boiling and drying when It
is ready for the refinery. whore it
brings the heretofore unknown price
of 5000 ton. A Chicago packing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-06
LOVE MAY RALK AT
FARE COMPROMISE
Commissioner Piqucd That state
Offered To Compromise With
Railroads.
Special to The World.

Special to The World
OKLAHOMA CITY. June o.
Whether or not Chairman Jack Love
Of the corporation commission will
accept settlement in the LITIGATION Of
the passenger and freight rates cases
as now proposed, IS a question that
may cause complications should the
matter be brought to a point where
the state would have to abide by its
own proposal A proposition has al
ready been made by the attorney
generals office. and approved by the
governor. which would settle the
matter on a basis Of 25 passenger
fare. dismissal of the freight rate liti-
cation. and a refund Of the passenger
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-06

ported largely in excess of the origi-
nal estimate and dividend action is
expected in July. nr at least earnings
Will Justify such action.
oklahoma Producing Il Refining
sold from 6 S-4 to IA. The CONF
panv is consideriny the marufactur-
inc Of gasoline Oh several Of their
oklahoma properties. ON earnings
the seek should sell higher. Mus
kogec Refining hoLis around 3. The
company's earnings warrant the eN-
pectauon for several extra dividends
this year
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-06
HOW TO GET RID OF CATARRH

If you have catarrh, catarrhal
deafness or head noises go to your
druggist and get 1 OZ. Of Parmin,
(doubie strength). take this nOae
and add TO it IA pint Of hot water
and 4 Oh. of granulated sugar. Fake
/ tablespoonful 4 times day
This will often bring quick relief
from the distressing head noises.
Clogged nostrils should open,
breathing become easy ana the
mucous stop dropping into the
throat
It is easy to make tastes pleas
ant and costs little. Every one
who has catarrh should rive this
treatment trial. You viii prob
ably find it is just what you need.
ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-06


rects thought as to the
comfort of the mother
during that wonderful
period of expectancy.
Mothers who know rec
ommend "Moth er's
Friend" It is an ex-
tcrnal remedy for tho
stretching muscles. en-
ablcs them to expand
without undue strain,
assists the organs to
crowd against nerves.
TO pull at ligaments
20 thus avoid pain.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-06
SmllsfitmtC.

Mother-"Miss Scroggns is going
now, Willie; coYe and kiss her good
by"
Wilhe-"Tm awfully busy just now,
mother; let father do it, Puck.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-06

suicidal desires is about hopeless in
Doctor HHinc's estimation. but he
recommends aurum for a trial-Ihil-
adelphia Bulletin.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-06
TOWN WAS BUILT on POTASH.
\ Year Ago Hoffland. Ncb.. Was a
Little Railroad Siding.

Hoffland. Neb.. from a little rail-
road siding a year ago. with two or
three cars standing on the track, has
grown until 1t has been placed on the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-06
Brute.

"We used to have dog that would
howl when somebody played the
piano"
That's nothing; | know women
that act the same way."-Judge.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-06
What is Home
Without an. Heir!

This is a subject that has a place in all
minds in all times. And IL mutually di-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-06

company has contracted for the
towns entire output for five years.
Omaha World Herald.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-06

CONTINUED FROM PAGE EIGHT.
Present earnings are estimated at 30
per cent per annum.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

mcstic deposits will make more i'm
portant contributions OF ore. Manu-
facturcrs OF ferro- manganese. as well
~ OF dry batteries and iiint glass. must
continue to look to foreign countries
FOR most OF their orc supplies. Unless
important now sources OF ore are found
there Is little prospect for reduction
OF prices Of ores and fcrro-mangancsc
TO tho average OF previous years until
the end OF the European war. Efforts
are being made to conserve during re-
dining the manganese contained in raw
pig Iron. thereby reducing the amount
Of ferro-mangsncse that must he added
TO make steel II these efforts arc sue
cessful. they Will mark an important
advance in steel metallurgy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
ACTIVITY IN DURHAM
Bright Building Prospects for rhls
lcnr-Bcttcr streets for Tobacco
TOvu-Splcnaid Outlook.

J.. NJ. Runnells, secretary OF the Dur
ham. y. G.. Chamber OF Commerce,
writes Il cheering letter concerning the
prospects and the outlook OF his good
town. ION conservative cstimatc.'
he says, mot less than 100000 will
this year 20 into Durham residence
districts. In addition, nearly sl,joo, 600
OF public improvements is scheduled,
$500. 900 going into new water works.
s2JS 600 in new courthouse and Jail,
$4,000 into new schools, and tho Citi-
zens generally arc demanding an cleo
ton TO vote 100000 in street and side
walk bonds. Should this bond issue
carry, il means that abuttirg property
owners will very likely be assessed an
additional 5000 TO apply on the cost
OF paving.
There is considcrabl" activity in
downtown building, and there is now in
prospect four-story business block on
Main Street. in addition 10 several
smaller concerns. Durham factories
arc operating on full time. The hosiery
mills are piled UP with orders. and
within thirty days the new plant Of
the bowling Emory knitting Company
will he in operation with lG2 machines,
having "A capacity Of 1000 dozen pairs
Of socks per day. The entire output 81
this plant has already been sold.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
WEEKS BUSINESS REVIEW;
THE OUTLOOK VERY GOOD
Dun & Co. See Bright Things for
Little Old, Solid Old RIch-
mopd,

X. q. pun & Co.'S special local re-
port for the past week is full OF good
cheer Business in little old, solid old
IHchmond keeps good. and tho outlook
is bright. The report iS as follows:
AS spring advances there are con-
tinued indications Of the betterment
which has been In evidence for the
past three months. Jobbcrs Of dry
goods. clothing. hats. shoes. groceries
and provisions report satisfactory sales.
or more have been keeping their stocks
TO the minimum. are now ordering more
literally. and are moro inclined 10 place
orders for future delivery
hardware and machinery are In bet
ter demand, and building material is
active. Paper mills. which are en-
ploycd to capacity, report prices higher,
with further advances necessary, owing
10 the scarcity and advanced prices OF
all raw products
Dealers in steel and iron say bust
ness is active, with prices at higher
level. ChanSeable weather has re-
'ardcd the sals at retail OF seasonable
merchandise. The local produce and
grocery market is well supplied, with
prices unchanged
With the return Of the warm. damp
weather. the local leaf market has
transacted business OF more normal
proportions.
Richmond real estate dealers are
somewhat encouraged by the action
OF the market the past two weeks.
although trading is still confined TO
small Transactions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
WORKERS AND SAVINGS

WINSTON SALEM y. -. February
.i.-R. J. Reynolds. the man at tn.
head OF tho Di@ tobacco concern. which
hears his name, not only advises his
employees 10 Try TO be thrifty. as IL.
vas in Ms young days. hui h" goes
down into his private pocket 10 help
them 10 u" so. He has !uauguratcd "a
plan OF paving 20 each employee of h'~
big establishment : per cent on the
aggregate Of such employees wages as
funds. Nir. REYNOLDS, while he did not
ago. MADE IT operative from the 'irsr If
liberty TO do as he will with the money,
although II ts paid with the diatn,Ily
expressed desire that il he used 70,
sound investment or placed TO 4 saw
inCs bank account
The hGurcs taken from the hook.
show that about $4,000 will thus b.
contributed annually to the potcniii.'
savings accounts OF over 1000 people
The immediate intrinsic value TO tn.
community. 10 say nothing OF the mora
value. cannot 10 measured by That H.:
ire, however Ev stimulating habit.
or thrift and saving in a people a faI
step forward has been taken towarC
mailing that people prosperous AND
sclf-rcspcctinS.
The plan is philanthropic, undoubt.
ediN. but il is rhilanthropy with d
method. TIE thrifty. satisfied workcr
is usually the honest. efficient, reSul.,
worker. hence OF create, producing
power and value TO his employer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
GREATER TEXTILE WORKS

RALEIGH y. C., February 2s.-The
textile interests in North Carolina
were never more in evidence than
right now. There arc all kinds OF
reports or enlargcments OF old indus
tries. TO say nothing OF the prospects
Of new ones being opened up soon
from Scotland Neck there comes in
formation that the Scotland Neck Cot
ton Mills have decided 10 add to thcir
already large establishment twenty
three knittcrs aud five loopers and
ribbers. and this follows righ, upon
tn" heels OF recent ncw improvcme
which included the installation OF two
non oyidixins machines In rho dye
houses The Crescent Hosiery Com
pany. also Of Scotland Neck has COM
plc'cd arrangements for the construc-
ton az ncv' building to install twen-
ty-four additional ma chincs for the
knitting OF Hne hosiery.
a, Lowell. y. c.. tho Spencer Noun
tain Mills have bought machinery 10
increase their daily capacity - per
cent,
Next THURSDAY In. Durham Hosiery
Mills Company will! hold a meeting 20
vote on the propositior TO increase the
capital stock from Sl.7ao,0O0 10 81
100000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

CHASE CITY VA. Fcbruar> 26-
Tie Chase CITY High school is 10 haN"
a r'w building in the near future, aud
unless tho plans m iscarr?, work "ili De
be begun within thirty DAYS. TN. cx-
act location Of m" building has not
been decided upon. nut II VIII he 10
Gated somewhere on tho block With the
~ espnt buildtns. ana viii be OF praC-
teal, the Fnme type Thc crowded
condition OF the school has been f"lt
tne whole Of the present, session. an'!
- last IL has come 30 the pOiNt mat
NOR" room is absolutely necessary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
reuneA..e Zine Development.

NASHVILLE. TENN. February "a
The development Of 5000 acres Of zinc
and 900 acres oc iron-ore !:"d 's be
ns planned hr the Ter hesse" zinc
t.ornora lion Of Nashville, which was
incorrorated in January t.nGeaFo's
al. now being made 30 secure the con-
strlction Of a railway 10 provide en-
outlet flon the property. anu ofhccrs
naVe been elected - follows: G. T..
HenGrick president Hartman. Tenn
T. 4 shirley, secrctar" and engineer:
Winston iaird, treasurer. 10th Of Nash
Nsiils
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

each milking q distance OF seventy-fve
feet At least from the barn. and, as 1t
Is great asset in dairyinE. from the
viewpoint OF profit. il should he nut
on the land rs soon possible. It's
proper handling is of first Importance
to all dairNmcn, and the manure
sprcader should be used as soon after
tho carrier as possible
II is we'll 10 exclude all farm ami
mails except COWS from the COW barn.
chickens. piss. horses and DOGS are
undesirable. for reasons that AFRO quite
apparent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
STAUNTON TO BRISTOL
ROAD THAT MEANS MUCH
IDEA OF the Old Rock Road Revived.
The Valley and the South.
west to Connect.
PLAN PROPOSED THAT'S PLAN
Numerous Counties Taking Heed.
Movement That Will Grow-Com.
mittees Getting Busy Along All of
the Proposed Route.

PULASKI VA. February 26.-.rh,
Board of Supervisors Of Aupus,a
County has taken steps looking tn
the development of the old rock ROAD
through Southwest Virginia from,
stanton. where it connects with tho
Shenandoah Valley Turnpike TO Eris.
toll Va. \ special committee wn,,
named 10 confer with Boards Of Sunc,-
visors OF the counties through wb;c,,
this road passes and Chambers -,
Commerce OF the cities and towns in.
Guided in the route. setting forth IN.
purposes and plans. The PULASKI,
board and the Chamber of Commerce,
nave been requested To consider tho
matter and TO each name "a doIcp,,a
TO conference which Will be held
some time In May at Roanoke To con.
slider the matter more funv
MANY COUNTIES INTERRUPTED.
AND ARE TAXING HEED
The plan as outlined in the co,r.
nunication received by the IrI,.k;
board suggests the Idvisability of The
counties in question turning over 10
the State all rights OF way and work
aTcadE completed from stanton 10
bfiStol upon the consideration The
o'a'C Nte same a; State road
to be constructed and maintained cx
c'uslvcly with State funds and 10 I've
Under the control OF the State Bureau
OF Highways
tentative plan as suggested would
have the state as soon as the prc.nn,
contracts are completed, TO call In IN.
convict forces and put them 10 work
on these State roads from north IA
south, from east TO west: TO increase
state appropriations for roads 10 sJnO
600, to he apportioncd to the counties
according 10 their taxable values; tho
return OF the automobile tax TO tho
counties where collected. to he undcr
the control OF tho local road authori-
tics. but TO hc used on important roads
tributary TO the state or national high
ways; a classification OF the roads so
that the States share Of government,
a'a, should Congress appropriate inc
proposed s2a,o0O,o0o for roads a, this
session. might be applied only TO rail-
roads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
SANITARY DtIRNING MOST
SURE To WIN N THE END

>SNliNNN tlh lNt MUS
SURE To WIN ~ THE END
Professor Holloway says.
Fortuna:cly tor 6airymen in Virginia
ire dairy in6ustrv 5 developing along
mo-e sanitary lines than IS the case in
many states
The cream ana milk business as start
= ~ :rc Virginia Polytechnic Irsti-
iu:s creamery twenty Years ago has
s-rsad . a, SECTIONS q me state and
mas recsssjtztrd the use % sanitary
rr.tr sos tv dairyner Who ship milk
49, cream % c.lies. civ regulations
also save aia.a - raising the sa0i-
tarr standard - dairy products To-
DAY ;-- city demand for milk aud
cream IS ,-i-,y we'll supplied ans I've
rrod4ctioa % Butter and cheese II the
state is ircreasirc
Tn, 6a.-y-,sH who SHIPS 10 ;ne city
hss 20 have good e2rus that are bu:lt
sicrr definite lines hu, N" dairyman
who ra;-or,zes creamery is rot
usYzNy compelled 20 nee, these re-
1uire-er;s- "a &c bglds 70 sult his
cTr tastes or he custom in his Sec
--o- Uh~- sanitary building could
hsve rcsu erected to- Tie same cost,
Ccr;-ary % the general opinion Inc
7c.r;s That make 8 barn sanitary do
iTot nccessar,lr make expensive Cor
they deal 1rirc!paNy With location ana
methods % construction. ~ ,wo barns
g4ili OF Inc same mater as and costing
, "a, 49, 80,
requirements i'm any way, while the
other might conform 20 them in all re-
spects The fundamental points ot barr!
are. lor7,ior. .;nd az barn clean yar1s
rood ,1onrs ,,.b, y,,ls ,rd ,.,liuc.
interior free from visible h.,,,s .nu
lodges nil, snacc nor animal ycn,iI.
ZION nroner ,oca,iou a: mill, ROW,
provisjon for handling manure and the
+, cxc,usion Of other farm animals
t)hvio,,sl, vI,,u ronsidrrinr ,bc ,o
c,,ion of y barn. lis relation 10 o,nSr
farm bui,6inp. ana ,hr general farr,
Man is j,rnor.,n; lIure. harms hor
houses and chicken rms arc In5c
,ir,blc whom 700 n,,r and v,,ds fo-
animals o,hcr han cattle. when n,aced
near rho A,irv barn. tive an uncle,n
appearance 10 Tie SURROUNDINGS.
Around Tive barn vborc ,hcr, ,ro no
COW wards. there should ne clean grass
piors
Good natural dainagc exposure OF
The wards 10 the sun and Yards MOI on
the side from which the wind blows arc
"details of Importance
,-onREC.r m,i,\ u,IIu,>,
- ~ i cItL,r ,rr,,r,ur
,ons I..o'f''''nn"n ,he "n',St"rN o"rh'
~, W." ."" "h'" "'c "u''o'hH hsrhS
o. ~ Wv n''"' me
,"ia,,. -, ~, '"'iu.hs - ""'
80 'I''" )" P'"P'i ~ con
""l o' '''s "'n", "h''e '"e
40. ~ nuu ma "u'nE 'eeo ~
.oHs'oeFap'E diminished WITHIN Inc
last lev Fc"'S ne necessity ~ re-
brco,r, 81 cre,. .','" "'"",'.t'"n IL"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
NcM I.oom. for Charlntt...Ille

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. February
2G.--fhc Charlottesville Silk Mills
which have Just closed a most pros
pcrou* year, intend TO do some en-
larGing in This good year. and have al
ready ordered the necessary machinery
for the installation OF thirty-ciGht new
looms. It is likely that before the
cnd or The year other cnlarGemente
may he decided upon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
Electric Power for Stuar,

STCAKa VA, February 2s-TEc
Clark Manufacturing Company IL ,hn
concern that proposes 10 give this town
electric power for the movement Of
euch manufacturing enterprises az ma.
seek location mere The COMPANY ma 5
lH' contracts for the institution OF q
dam ana o,bcT improvements necpss.r-
I" general" an .l"cliic power of i15-
morse power The Gam is within =
hule over mIlc o. the town
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

mark. Bermuda il a sun loving plant
and in shaded lawns will not cause
much trouble. Hut In open sunny lawns
IN tho South it is tho exception when
Bermuda does not enter and gain the
mastery. In such a case the wise man
Will accept the decree OF fate and con
sole Dinsclf with the thought that
bermuda VIII give Il sod that for nrm-
ness cvcnncss and duration cannot hc
surpassed in tho South. Furthermore
II has the exceedingly great advantage
OF not requiring water II is more
over not difficult to supcrimposc a win.
t"r-Srcen lawn OH the brown bermuda
by sowing in October a generous
amount OF perennial rye grass on the
sod adding at the same time u good
application o! bone meal or cotton
seed meal The rains will beat ;hc
seeds down to foothold. and their
prompt growth will offset the approach.
inS passage OF the Bermuda to it's
winter brown. The rye grass. while
a temporary perennial. will disappear
in part during the following season,
and should be sown again each Sail.
IN open places, under average coudi-
tons. We must accept this as the best
solution OF our lawn proh,rl III the
coastal plain region OF trr south y
!;cl :Nuna r~nsS lawn is hes started by
sowing tic chopped up runnc's IN
March
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
THE MAN BEHIND
THE LAWN MON EIl

~ word finally TO thos" VIII" think
that amy kind Of lawn is TOO compli-
Gated or expensive an undertaking fol
them. II YOU can afford lawn mower
YOU will have the one thing nccdful ~
improve the appearance OF Your home
100 per cent. Simply Sc, rid OF the
sprouts anu Dig weeds, and run the
mower over whatever comes. The
spontaneous summer grasses. even ii
mixed to some extent with weeds. will
soon give YOU 4 pretty, green eNpanse
that YOU Will be proud OF when Nou
think OF the disreputabie patch OF
smut grass and dog -fenncl that YOU
used 10 call your front yard. When
YOU see this great Improvement al
ready made YOU will not he quite salts
fled until YOU take down that old sag
ginS fence and plant a hedge in It's
place. Then, as YOU grow in grace and
in love OF beauty, you Will add shrubs
to the corner and about the house.
shape up the walks and keep them
hoed. and screen the unsiShtly places
with evergreen privcts or mock orange
(not Usage orange. which is not ever
grecn). There Will he JOY In your
heart at these transforms tons. aud
when. some day. YOU realize that the
neighbors are trying TO follow your
example your fun reward will APP
near
The Washington times., 1916-09-30
Gold Trophy Given for
Vancouver-W Winnipeg Trip

From Vancouver to Winnipeg was ac-
oomplished for the first time by motor
car. when II. w. White. Of the former
city, made the trip and won the gold
trophy offered by the Vancouver Auto
mobile Club.
The car In which White achieved this
record was Cadillac. He was accom-
panied by his wife and daughter.
The total distance Travelled was .75sk
miles. OF which 1.o06h. between Van
couver and Calgary. was made in six
ty-four and one-half hours actual run
ming tirpe=nearly sixteen miles an hour,
an unusually good record In view Of the
road conditions.
Shortly after leaving Seattle. on the
road between kirkland ferry ION the
east side OF Lake Washington), and
6nbguslmie Falls. they attained an al
tttude Of 3,010 feet above sea level, maxi
ing the climb in one hour and forty-fivs
minutesf without change Of gear.
when II ts considered that the tourists
were towing q trailer which was a
veritable house on wheels, comprising
two bed rooms-with full sized beds
a dining room and a Kitchen.
erage, there were stretches that sever
ly tested the Cadillac,
Toward the end OF their journey the
roads WERE particularly bad, entire dis
season within the memory OF the oldest
At one point they encountered a
washout which had entirely removed all
traces of two bridges. and II was only
who gave them permission to travel for
two milen on the tracks, that they were
able to continue their journey.