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The Detroit times., 1917-10-13

EAST BUFTAIO. \. =. OCT IT,
Cattle Receipts 700, market steady
prime steers. StfMI5. butcher grades,
SNm12.25. COWS, t3.50n9.50.
Calves Receipts 500. market slow,
steady. cult 10 choice. S5di6.5O.
sheep and lambs Receipts 5000:
market slow. choice lambs. 2lT.75 n
rs, Gull 90 fair, si3017b0; yeariings.
So n 1850. sheep. S50l25o.
Hogs. Receipts S.l00 market slow,
5JW I5c lower workers. SlSd1S.ib.
pigs. sifW 1925. mixed. SIS so 1875.
heavy. SiS-f5 n rs so, rOughs, fif@
1850; stays. Sl60'is.5O.
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PLEASANT

The work is interesting and
enjoyable. The surroundings
are comfortable; associations
agreeable. The company is
liberal in its treatment Of
employees.
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PATRIOTIC

The war machine" is oper-
ated by telephone. Stick to
your post is the advice of an
army officer TO telephone en-
ployes.
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TELEPHONE
OPERATING

An excellent profession and
opportunity TO do your Bit
for Uncle sam.
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goods the best qgaity call
OF
hai r cutt
wiz hair
o n %
Established
A.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK. oct l2.--Flour. Spring
patents. sii.25Qi2: strsiRhts. sra
ills: clears. sl0.504l0.7S. Winter
patents. siO.75mil; straights. $40 50d
IL: clears. s1O.256f so. Pork: Firm
mess. t4s50H49 Lard; Weak mid
diewest spot. S24a2ti0. Sugar: Raw.
nrm: centrifugal 96-test. $3.50, mus
covAdo ss-test. 5000 cut loaf. is.s5i
crushed. 1850; powdered. s. 50aS.6bi
graduated. Ss3Sqs7t. Coffee: Rio
No. Z on spot. sac. Tsllow Firm
special. 1sc. city. rs NC. Hay steady
No /. ti2OQi25; No. ,. 96c n 81 .05.
-eiuvrr,- s5u ttt5. Dressed poultry;
STEADY. turkeys. 33G3sc; chickens.
% a 3Sc: fowls 2s929Isc, ducks. %
a 2sc Live poultry; quiet. geese.
lie: ducks. 224zec: fowls. 25q26c,
turkeys. zoe; roosters, ga zoe. chick
en-. broii-rs csc. Cheese: Firm; state
milk. common 10 specials. 24a 26ci
skins. common 20 special B020izc.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-13

ti9: mixed. 1910. mediums. Sls.se;
pigs. ti1. roughs. SIS; stays. SIG; 20.
cattle: Receipts. - cars; marker
steady. Sheep and lambs. Receipts
cars. market steady, top. as.
Calves. Receipts. 200. steady, top
The Detroit times., 1917-10-13
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. oct 70 Hogs: Receipts.
10000 market duli 20 Csc lower;
mixed and butchers. si690diS.70.
good heavy. .e0ni870. rough
heavy Sl6.90pl ~ 10 light. $1,000
49, co. pigs Si9n l62 IS. Cattle. Re
ceipis 5000. market steady 10 } o.
lower. beeves .2ON11.2t: COWS and
heifers sf5dt2 80. stockers and feed
ors 1880 1850, calves. 81 s0Ml6
I+frrrT- ttFCVTpT5 1000. market
weak. ISc lower native. sltu IS:
western. s9.f5N1@90. lambs. 3i325M
1870. western. tl350dis20.
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK
CLEVELAND. Oo<. ll.-Hogs. Re
ceipts. 1900. market steady yJfKers
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roIrno LIVE sTocK

TOLEDO. oct, lZ.-Hogs: Receipts
ltght market ESQ soc lower. heRvies.
SIS 5O6Isso mediums. sis25M 1910
workers, tl65OaIS25. good pigs SIS
qI65O calves. Steady. sheep ana
lambs steady.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-13

rrirtine-ts1 pIasr urHt kfnd--thst
g. rIEht--Ttues job Drpt.--naIu 1870.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-13

4b ACRES. immediate possession. II
you have your own stock and tools
here your chance TO buy a good
farm on En- terms Address Mr.
McAdams. 1850 w. Euclid. Detroit.
Phone Garfield 233-M.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-13
MACHINERY
BAIRD
HIGH-GRADE
MACHINE TOOLS

2 No. 3 Burke Bench Miller.
2 No. 0 Rockford Plain Miller
2 No. "a Rockford Plain
Miller
2 No. 2 Rockford Plain Miller
all geared.
4 L. S. Hand Millers
l No. - Van Norman Univer-
sal Miller.
L 6 XfS Lands Plain Self.
Contained Grinders.
1 No. 2 Lands Universal
Grinders.
l 10'x72" Norton Plain Grind
ers.
2 No. l Wilmarth & Norman
Surface Grinders.
3 No. 2 Wilmarth & Norman
Surface Grinders.
3 No. 3 Wilmarth & Norman
Surface Grinders.
3 No. l Wilmarth & Norman
Universal Grinder.
I 12"x15' Master Precisionj
Lathe.
1 14"x6' WaIcott @. C. Lathe
l 14"x6' Bradford @. c. Lathe.
2 1916 Bradford Lathes.
/ 160x6, addffei-AA q q. G G. Lathe.
4 1870 Bradford @. c.
Lathe.
l 2O"x1O' Bradford @. c..
Lathe.
l 21"x12' Bradford @. c.
Lathe.
Il 13'x18' Putnam Triple
Cleared Lathe.
/ 3H"x40' Greenlee Flat Tur-
rett Lathe.
/ 21" Billiard Chucking Lathe.
! Sc" Gisholt Vertical Boring
Mill.
/ 90" Belts Horizontal Barring
Mill.
/ 60" Belts Horizontal Boring
Mill.
l 31"x31"xS' Whitcomb
Palmer
/ 16" Ohio Crank Sharper.
| 20" American Crank Shaper.
2 "a" Sliding Head Back Gear
ed Drill.
l No. 5 Fox 16-Spindle Drill.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-13
Sugar Market

suxars Detroit wholesale prices:
CRYSTAL dominoes. 2-lb.. ti2.5Oi do. g.
ID. s12.b0: eagle tablets. sii.20; cut
loaf. tlOs6: cubes. $3.50. xxx pow
dered $3.50: standard powdered.
getB Eranuiated, extra coarse. 1915:
do. fne. In bulk. 50. do. 25-lb. cottons,
1920; crystal domino gran. GLIB. and
bib cartons. in cases. $40; crystal
domino gran, II Il cases, $3.50, dia-
mond A, 1910; confectioners' A, s8.05:
No. 4. 81. No. S. 1925. No. s. $3.50. No.
7. ,ss5, No. 5. $3.50. No. 3. ts75; No.
10. $40: No. II. 1885; No. IL, $50;
10: ia. S.56; No. -. 1855 No. 10;
Eraniiated. ts2O per 100 lbs: house
hold powd.. i5N. 2t to case. sass, do.
4s TO case. So per case.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-13
ron sALE-FARMs

2Q0-ACHE STOCK FARM. miles
from Spencer, y. ~ 1870 acres OF
pillow land. nearly level, 80 acres OF
growing timber. beech and maple;
S0N70 basement barn. silo, running
water Ia barn. good S-room house
and other outhuiidlngs only two
miles from main line r. n. Farm is
very productive. Price $1,000
Brooks a. Montgomery
fI2 HAMMOND f3fsf1tt. MAIN 1875
The Detroit times., 1917-10-13
ArIoNAt
HAWAIIAN STUDIOS

HAWAIIAN STUDIOS
Teach you 90 rlnt i4HahHrp. Hnw7-
Unu atrrl guitar. ukulele. violin.
mandolin. guitar banjo. banjo man
daliu nn1 banjo uiyulele. euaran-
tend Piano funinc Suite 60
Hodges bldg Tel Cadillac 1850.
NEW BrBBOtGH- calculating mas
chine course taught in both daV and
evening glasses ~ Thc Business fn-
stitufe 1ec-ffq Case-ave l.argesf
best equipped business school In
Michigan. Shorthand. tyuewrltlng.
bookkeeping etc Phone Main fi3f
fnr illustrated cafalnu
The Detroit times., 1917-10-13
BUSINESS C1HDs.

CARPENTER CONTRACTOR
Rcmodcline ~ an kinds and garages
f0NIe SIS f0Ni8 fiS5 12v1s 5000
1kNik $500 cement and painting
complete Hickory l7ff-W
rIeno Tunine $3.50.
Cadillac $3.50
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sTORAGE AND cAnrAGE

CENTR A. ArORAGr CO. MOVING
packing nrerroof rates right Mo.
tor was FOR suburban moving
Phone Cadillac &C.
ACME Storage mammoth warehouse
Storage. moving " 500 81 Gilman.
PATTY MOVING 90 california can
rent rarf a. caf Central Storage
Co. Cadillac SO
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REAL ESTATE Statesmen

For subdivision IN Akron, Oho. Good
business ana good money being
made. have an opening fur O Tow
good men ON my sales force. See
me at once
l.. J.. CAHpENTER.
Room lI2a. Hotel sinLlrr
The Detroit times., 1917-10-13
Produce

The principal and about the only
feature 90 the produce market this
morning was the poultry situation.
The receipts have been on "a LIBERAL
scale an thn- week and In the reRc-
ton after the unusual demand during
the Jewish holidays there has been
very httle demand of any kind II
appears that dressers are allied up.
also. and with no outlet IN any direc-
tion poultry stocks nave been grad
ually accumulating, until. with the
end - tho week az hand and with
the prospect % having Go feed and
care for anywhere from "a hundred
CoopH up receivers would be glad
10 clean up al almost any reason
able price Aside from the poultry
deal the market was unchanged and
without feature.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-13
ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ron Observation-Disclosures
HAINES WIGS TOUPEES, HAIR GOODS

~ lnmen, cold weather
ming; protect your head
ana avoid colds and ca-
.tarrh BY wearing one
~ Haines' wigs OF
I0upeeE when or
dering or buying a
! wig or toupee Why
a take any chances
81 hy running all over
~ "a hcn you can SO Go n
Haines and buy or f
IA order Just what
81 you want from q Z
" man who has had
y 41 years expert
ence making wigs
and toupees7 Thir-
ty-nine years IN my
present store Fehru-
.rv rext. wigs from
so up 20 $50; Toupe'
m fi2 up 10 $3.50.
NO BETTER MADE
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40 ACRES

~ fAAHlNAAtN
NEAR JACKSONVILLE
Good buildings good orchard. dark
gravelly land. half mile from
school. four miles from three good
towns Price $500. WIN trade
for .two-family OF sell on easy
terms
TROMLEY- WILSON e. co.
1915 Chamber - com Cad. 690a
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ELGrN. H.. Sept. 2s-Butter. 4shc
bid no sales. Last weeks price 45A C.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-13
HELP wNNrEn-MALE

HI.II' WANrEI5-FEnALk
The Detroit times., 1917-10-13
ron sAIE--yAcANT LoTs

FUH sfLTs--N n WI IOIH
WILL pay cash ion vacant lots,
houses. fats, stores, acreage,
real estate equities. Land con.
tracts bought. quick and sat
isfactcry deals.
ERERT. 800 Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-13
WOOD WORKING
MACHINERY

/ 1878" Pony Planer.
| 10" Smith Molder. Modern.
L Pert table ii4le--S51r Saw fs1g with I II.
p. Gasoline Engine.
] Self-Feed Rip Saw.
l SO" Band Saw.
/ 20" Double Climber Planer.
| Scroll Saw.
] Automatic Copying Lathe.
/ 40" A. b. c. Shaving Blower.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-13

AUCTIONS
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-01-23
THAW REPORTED ON
ROAD TO RECOVERY

Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. 1S.-The con-
dition of Harry X. Thaw, who is in a
hospital here recovering from razor
wounds self inflicted week ago today
Is reported as satisfactory by DR.. Ell
wood Kirby, his Philadelphia physi-
clan. The doctor denied reports that
Thaw is growing weaker and said he
is slowly getting stronger.
Thaw's mother, who has been at the
hospital several days, has sought Sc
clusion to avoid letter writer's and 9TH
ers who. her friends say, are annoying
her about her sons case. So far as
can be learned the family has not def
nitely decided what action it will take
regarding Thaw's extradition to New
York.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-20
PRESS FREEDOM
SEVERELY JOLTED
BY CENSOR BILL

WASHINGTON. April 19.-Another
day OF lively discussion in the senate
of the espionage bill with interest
ccntercd on press censorship cleared
the way for disposal tomorrow of tho
principal espionage and censorship
features. Further protracted debate
is promised on a section authorizing
the president to declare war export
cmbargocs.
Leaders are endcavoring 10 hasten
the final vote on the entire bill so
that the administration army increase
measure with its draft feature may
be given the right of way
Several senators today offered
amendments to the espionage clause
to make less drastic its restrictions
upon individual citizens and the
press. Senators Borah. Johnson OF
California ana others vigorously at
tackled this feature. asserting 1t strikes
at rights of free speech
and a free press. Others, both Demo
Gratis and Republicans, insisted that
during war private rights must yieId
to necessities of national defense.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-20
FOOD LEGISLATION TO
BE INTRODUCED TODAY
Government May Try Even to
Establish Virtual Dictator
ship During War.

WASHINGTON, April 19.-Legisla-
ton to give the government firm
srasp on food control viii bc intro
duced in congress tomorrow.
Power will be asked for the govern
mcnt not only to supervise produc-
ten, but to deal with distribution TO
insure fair supply of food TO every
part of the country at reasonable
prices. Details of tho Administrations =
plans have not become known, but II
is believed actual price fixing may
have a place I'm laws to be asked and
that authority will be required to cs-
tthlish n virtual food dictatorship IL
that becomes necessary
The food situation, officials realize,
presents one of tho most serious
problems the country will have to
meet during the war. The United
States faces feeding not only its own
y bulation on a small food reserve
and poor crop prospects, but supply
ins as far as possible too the auics.
Administration heads are bending
every effort toward convincing the
country Of the need for greater pro-
duction and for rigid food economies.
The department of agriculture is
building up an organization OF state
and county boards thru which to
reach both producer and consumer I'm
every corner of the country. In this
work 1t Is calling on experts for ad-
vice and help and is reaching out thru
state agriculture departments and ag-
r.cultural colleges TO set its purpose
before the people.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-20
DIVA TOO "SEEK"
TO SING, SO DATE
HERE CANCELLED

Madame is seek not wcll-in de
bed. Sing? oh, II rs impossebill"
That announcement at i.30 o'clock
yesterday afternoon from Luigi Curci.
husband OF Madame Galli-Curci
called Off the concert OF the cclebrat-
ed soprano which was scheduled for
last night in Convention hall. The
statement was made from their apart
mcnts in the Hotel Tulsa
No one regretted 1t more than the
diva herself, She caught IA cold IN the
oNcrheated theater at Kansas city
where she sand Tuesday. II did not
improve.
Il seemply must sing to your peo-
pie" said Madame Galli-Curci, who
speaks fairly good English, last even
ing. Il hope another date for soon
can he arranged"
An attempt is being made to have
the date at Peoria, H.. changed so
that she can appear here next
Wednesday
Members of the Ilyochla club are
kcenly disappointed over the inability
OF Galli-Curci to sing here. The ad-
vance seat sale had Dccn excellent
and they vigorously deny report
circulated that the concert had been
cancelled because the guarantee
could not be met 1t was practically
certain that Convention hall would
haNo been packed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-20
AMERICAN SENTRIES
BRING DOWN MEXICAN
Volley "to Kill" Fired Across
Border After Sniper Had
Shot at Soldier.

Ell PASO. April 19.-Snipers who
fired at an American sentry stationed
at the viaduct in the suburbs of this
city were fired upon in return by a
squad of United States soldiers late
today. one Mex can was seen to fall
after a volley had been fired across
the border.
The sentry was patrollng his beat
when two shots were sent from be-
hind entertainments on the Mexican
side. according to the official re-
port received at military headquar-
ters. The sentry returned the fire.
when one of the Mexican bullets hit
short distance from him. He called
the members of his squad and they
fired more than twenty shots across
the line.
When Mexican Consul Bravo re-.
ported the affair to Brig. Gen. George
Bell, jr, General Bell informed the
consul that the American sentry had
been fired upon and had obeyed or
ders in returning the fire.
81 have ordered the outposts to
shoot to kill when the are fired
upon" General Bell said later. 81
will court martial Il man who fires
across the border first and | will also
court-martal ono VINO rails to return
the fire when he is fired upon"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-20
ONE DEATH IS TOLL
OF SNYDER TWSTER|
Many Injured; Storms Sweep
Southwest Portion of State;
Damage $65,000.

Special TO The World
SNYDER Okla. April 19.-One
woman is known to have been killed
and at least thirty persons were se-
riously injured in the tornado, or se-
rics of tornadoes, which wrought its
greatest ruin in this city at sos
O'Clock Wednesday evening. Grand
ma" Grissom, So years old, mother OF
\. O. GrisSom. a farmer living eight
miles west of snyder. Is the one per-
son known 10 have been killed Four
teen were seriously Injured in Snyder.
eight were hurt in Tillmau county and
reports received here Indicate that as
many as eight more along the path oil
the storm in Jackson and Kiowa|
counties sustained injuries of more
or less serious nature.
Apparently there were two, possi-
bly, three, different storms. One|
formed near Altus. I'm Jackson coun-|
ty, % miles west of Snyder, and swept
a wide path thru the farming distrlcts|
of that county. Another originated
soven miles north of Frederick. Till
man county, about o'clock and tore|
n winding path several hundred yards|
wide toward the east, demolishing al
number of farm houses and damaging
others
II is difficult to estimate the prop-|
orty damage. but scattering reportsI
received from the various storm arepsI
indicate that it will reach at least
100000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-20
MARRYING SLACKERS"
WON'T AVOID SERVICE
Those Wedding Since War Dec
laration to Be Treated as
Unmarried Men.

WASHINGTON, April 1e.-Men Of
military age who have married since
a state of war against Germany was
declared will not escape their obliga-
ton of military service under a war
department policy formally announced
today. The statement follows:
"The war department announces
that all men married since the out
break of war will he treated upon the
same basis as unmarried men. insofar
as their military obligations are con
cerned. 1T is desired that the utmost
publicity be given to this announce
ment."
The department was moved to this
action so that all might understand
exactly what is contemplated in the
organization of any army to fight
Germany. 1t was desired that there
should arise no question Of "slackers"
on the score of marriage contracted
since the outbreak of war, with the
possible construction that the mar
riagc, in any case, was FASTENED to
cvade military duty.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-20
ENTER HOME AND
FIND DEAD MAN
II. d. Doughitt's Body Located
in Bathroom After Neigh
bors Had Missed Him.

Neighhors who had become alarmed
1T the absence of H. ID. DOughit, 3lA
South Lansing last night forced an
entrance to the home and in the
bathroom found the mans body. Ply
sicians believe that death occurred
ut least two days ago.
For the past four years Dougmtt.
who was about 60 years of age, had
lived in Tulsa and as an expert deco
rator had much TO do with beautilylnG
the interior of the Hotel Tulsa and
several of the larger buildings. ror
some time he lived a. the T. T.. grey
mouth home and after this iamhy
moved Doughitt remained in the place
as its sole tenant.
From papers found on the body
when it was removed TO Mowbray's 3
undertaking rooms it was found that
Doughitt had relatives in New York
city, and a brother, j. #. DouGhitt,
was advised last night of the death
of Doughitt
Among the letters found on the
BODY was a telegram from the
brother in New York which ADVISED
Doughitt that his mother was well
and that unless he forwarded Ger
tain deed at once the family would
suffer financially. In letter from
the New York brother was an in
closed envelope, stamped and ad-
dressed, for the deed. This envelope
was in the dead mans pocket when
found and was ready to be mailed.
Death delayed its dispatch, altho the
undertakers will mail 1t.
The body will he held awaiting in
structiuns from the brother IN New
York.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-20
Find Huge Supplies
of Food Stored as
Prices Soar Higher

CHICAGO, April 10. - With
food prices mounting daily ON
the ground of scarcity. investi-
gators in Chicago learned today
that storage houses of this city
are packed to the roofs with
stores of hitherto unapproaohed
magnitude.
Not only are the private ware
houses of the dealers and job
bers fairly bursting with food.
but the public Warehouses as
well, while thousands of tons are
in cars on sidings.
The bulk of the stored prod
ucts consist of sugar rice, canned
goods. coffee and other nonper-
ishables Ownership of these
goods is not confined to regular
dealers and brokers. but in
many instances by men in other
lines who have taken a flyer"
in food and will in due course
take handsome profits unless the
government intervenes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-20
"LINC" WILL SWAT
KAISER TONIGHT
Apv i,sioos tuoIlolsIH
Evangelist Promises to Hand
Out Some Bouquets of Brick
at Tabernacle.
TALKS ABOUT GAME FIST
Tells High School Students
That Lazy People Cannot
Be Christians.

"fouquets of Brick" will be handed
out tonight at the tabernacle to The
Devil and the Kaiser" said Line. Me
Conncll last night in announcing his
subject FOR the sermon tonight Il
haven't respect enough for either Of
them to hand them any kind of bou-
quets except Of bricks" he said
Last night was high school night.
Delegations Of both girls and boys fol-
loving the banqucts at the Prcsby-
tcrian and Methodist churches gath
cred at the tabernacle more than
thrco hundred strong. with the taber-
nacle decorated in the red and white
II the high school. with yells, cheers
and songs. great enthusiasm was in
lectod into the meeting. Line.
preached a sermon to the young folks
on Game Fish and Pollywogs," and
presented an effective picture of the
uphill kind OF n Christian" lie said
in part:
"A game fish Is the fish that will
swim up stream against the currents
ana up falls If necessary. while the
Lollywog viii just wigg,c around a
liulc and drift with ;hc current
some folk remind me of II game
FISH and some of y pollywog
some folk have the spirit of a
gtmc fish and some have the soul
of pollyWoe.
I.ayiucss Means Failure.
"Thore is only enc class o" folks
that so mp hill, either the educational.
spiritual or commercial hill. There
are three clements In the game fish
man. If YOU ne ever game fish and
In N.il hp
not lazy and ara willing to fight tho
currents Soul laziness and body lZi
rcss, mind la2iness accounts for lots
&C failures.
What is 1t tha. we call i=rorarce
Lots of 1t ,G just lazincss. The on;y
fellow that ever climbs the hill Is tho
ftllCw who has mcptal muscle ami hc
has to overcome the inclination q
just drill.
GLOW many loarers there are
orcInd tcwn punching pool. Iou
never saw in Tulsa. or anywhere els
an educated pool shark The fellow
who is wasting his ;ir,c in This way is
simply drifting along AMI doing th1
thing which is the easiest. lie has 4
good deal If the pullywog and little of
the game fish.
"r5e fellow who amounts t. some
thing is the one who says, i am going
&C. 40 1t nc matter how nard il is
Someone asked Thomas Edison
hat were the elements Of genius and
lie said. 10 uer cent commoE sense
ana 80 per cent sweat
'If YOU are lazy there Is no hope
toi yJI. l. is the Same way I'm relig-
iCrS matters 1t is rot easy TO ho a
Christian II is g. great deal easier
to- drift along thar tC climb.
"If yoI are seeking to dc the easy
thing, don't listen to what 7 say.
1T is,nc"cssary for you t. have tho
Nlll and dispcsiticr to fight the lovt
e sin and the force OF habit
"rhc trouble with our age Is tha,
CONTINUED on PAGE FIVE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-20
National Prohibition During War May
Be Enacted If President Demands 1t

The caucus refused by vote of II
to II to approve either a s33,000,000
or a SIS, 900, 900 waterways bill. both
of which were proposed by Chairman
Small of the rivers and harbors com
mittee.
The caucus agreement was reached
only after a bitter fight over prohi.
bition and after several New York city
nbers had withdrawn because OF
the adoption of a resolution provid-
ing for consideration of a measure to
authorize the president to prohibit
the manufacture and sale Of liquor
during the war.
Amid great applause this proposal,
made by Representative Decker or
Missouri, was carried. 81 to so.
Opinions differ in the house as to
whether the president will recon-
mend prohibition as a war measure.
One of the plans suggested by Secre-
tary McAdoo for providing war reve-
nue. was 10 raise the tax on liquor.