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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-14
BELT LINE FANS
TO MEET FRIDAY

The Seattle Belt Line league had
meeting Wednesday morning. at
the Bell st. dock. at which II was
decided 10 meet Friday night at the
Good Eats cafeteria at 8 O'Clock. All
fricnds arc invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-14
GIRLS GRADES ARE
HIGHER THAN BOYS

The Broadway high school honor
roll for the semester that ended
January 20. includes the names OF
103 students. or this number So
are girls and 46 boys
Melvin Stuart. a junior. won the
honor for the last semester. making
six AS" Robert Wright. sophie
more. just fell short. making the
top notch grade In five full credit
subjects and also an "A" In n half
credit subject.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-14

with tho exhaustion OF all the or
binary sources OF taxation. the dem
oncratic leaders OF the house hay,
Yielded and sanctioned an enormous
increase in the national debt
Can't Sustain Plea
The grounds upon which the gov
ernment Is urged To 20 into debt Il
the extent OF s4Sl 600. 600 are that
the expenditures are for permanent
investments aud for emergencies
which could NO, be forcscen AZ IN,
time existing revenue legislation
was framed
but this assertion CANNOT M
SUSTAINED. Tho only permanent
Investments mentioned BY tho sec
re;ary OF the treasury Ia his state
fnent OF December 81 ara Danish
West indies. Alaska railway. mor
chant marine. arrnor plate and nj
trate plants. amounting In all TO a
little over 500 900 900. OF which not
more than half will be expended
during the coming fiscal year. The
only emergency suggested IL the
patrol OF the Mexican border. es
timaied TO cost up to June 90. 1871
st62.tis. 900.
$4,000. 900 Too Much
At the outside. therefore. we have
only s262. O00. 900 which can be
classed "a a legitimate basis for the
issuance OF DEMONSTRATING sacnri
ties. This Is upon the statements
of the secretary OF the treasury. who
is unusually generous in his concep
ton OF what are proper grounds for
the issue OF bonds.
We have, therefore. about
$4,000 900 OF debt which can
not be Justified. either a. the
result Of permanent invest.
ments or unusual emergencies.
Upon the basis OF tho information
available today. Il Ia not possible
to enter upon a critical analysis OF
the plan outlined. but the facts
already presented should bs sui
ficient TO cause a demand that the
administration prcscnt sounder rva.
sons than those which have been IT.
sued before burdening the people
with n debt Of nearly So for every
man. woman and child In the
country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-14
PINE STREET

e. T.. market pot reast re ~
hamhurKsr 1859 ~ stall -. kippsTsi
herring he use. best oid uoiiaad
batter. tsr n Wisconsin, cream hrfcs
cheese. zee n ffeah eses sse dos.
doE rte RtenE sec can Crisco. he.
H. Errrn snilt pa 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-14

AT THE recent state election
newspaper men In Ohio were elect.
ed governor. lieutenant governor.
state treasurer. state auditor and
attorney general.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-14

ONE OF the most durable woods
Is sycamore. a statue made from
IL. now Ia the museum OF Glzeh, at
Cairo. Is believed to be nearly 5000
years old It Is entirely sound and
natural In appearance.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07
Sammies Oil Corporation

The greatest OIL Bank ever
orGanixed In Oklahoma.
WHY7
Because we have taken the gamble
out OF oil. and still offer you
possible profits Of from Ten 10
One Thousand dollars for every
dollar invested with US This
Company II organized ON sound
Banking and business house principles,
stripped OF all catch phrases. deception,
gives his entire time. attention and
services to this company.
No. Dummy Directors.
Note.
Our defined policy.
Buy oil producing properties and
drill them up.
Buy oil royalties.
Buy offset and proven properties
and develop them.
Build and operate refineries.
We do not WfbDcAT--"ou can't
lose your money with us,
The sound, safe business pollcy
Of this Oh Corporation, combined
with the manpower OF five experienced
oil men, commands your immediate
Endorsement and subscription.
. 26 buys go shares.
& 30 buys 500 shares,
500 buys 1000 shares,
$500 buys 5000 shares.
Certificate forwarded promptly
On receipt OF check.
l.. TREVOR LEWIS.
iOs Terminal Building.
Oklahoma. City, Okla.
Phone Maple AIS or 1929.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07

ia acres OF land lying three and one
half miles north and three and one-h half
miles west Of Chlckasha: flye-ruom
house orchard. vineyard, stable sheds.
crib sllo, alfalfa. phone some hog fence,
running water, forty acres In wheat and
barley; good location. Price. fS 600. 30
days only See or write Edgar Meek,
owner. Route 2, ChlcknshA,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07
OIL LAND. LEASES AND STOCK
l.. T. LEWIS
unvestmentu)
suite tO6, Terminal bldg
OKLAHOMA CITY
Oklahoma.

LINES WORTH REMEMBERING,
Inc brave ana bold persist even against
tortunei the timid aud cOwardly rush 10
despair S.i.lR through fear alone; -Tacitus
GET INTO THE OIL BUSINESS WITH
W., AS OUR DEFINED POLICY
ENRiCHES EVERYONE AND DOES
NOT iMPOVERlSH A SINGLE SOUL
The worlds greatest reservoir OF oil
Yields riches to tho magic OF money and
business Judgment. Experience In the
Mid Continent field has
Enthusiastically demonstrated that success
comes TO those who have the money az
hand when the opportunity OF promise
Is discovered. and who have the
Intelligent Judgment 10 see II. Knowing
these things. we agreed to associate
ourselves and by this cooperative plan
assemble sufficient capital so that we
can tackle any oil proposition, large or
small. that offers Profits and dividends
You cannot today buy stock In the
Texas Company, or Magnolia, or
Manhattan, or other great oil
companies bullded on the lines OF our
defined policy.
The time to get in a company OF this
sort sort, rs at Its its inception: a year from
for one OF this stock Companies
following our defined policy have made
from so to $4,000 for one.
We have been doing business for
hlAlS uhShs NHht IN tne result In
pursuance OF our defined policy, we
have acquired one hundred and ten
barrels Of settled production; We have
four offset wells to drill immedia tely
IN the great Healdton Field; We expect
to bring this production up to one
thousand barrels II dav within short
time We don't feature this or any ono
property. Its purchase was simply
incidental to our defined policy. We
nave now under consideration three
other excellent properties only partially
developed We will bring up our daily
production to five or ten thousand
barrels within year
f2S buys $50 shares
$50 buys 600 shares
500 buys ] 900 shares
$500 buys 5000 shares.
Certificate forwarded promptly on re-
celpt OF check
l. TREVOR LEWIS.
i06 Terminal Building.
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
Phone Maple AIS or 1920.
The ushers at billy" Sundays big
GLORY Barn" were receiving their last
words Of instruction from the Rev. James
p. Walker, who Is tire last word In usher
genernlship.
And when the wives OF clergymen Wis
II tho tabernacle make every effort pos
sible to obtain good seats for them" he
said, mo matter how many wives a
clergyman seems to have.
II say that because OF an incident
| when we were at Paterson There We
had special section for clergymen' =
wives and the ushCrs found II at times
! trying One day woman tIptoed down
| the aisle to the section and told an usher
that she WAS the wife OF the Rev. John
Smith Jones. The usher was very
| patient
An right. ma'am," he said. you're
the fifteenth wife OF Dr. Jones who has
asked for a seat today, but you are more
than welcome to It"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07
FOR SALE
Attractive Bungalow

Story and half, California style, So
ON rooms, two bedrooms downstairs. ~
up; also a large sleeping porch: hou
incca east concrete driveway, garas
chicken house and Nprd. fruit and Ahat
trees; price II right Located az ie
North Mckinley Ave.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07
Texas.
OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK
OIL GEOLOGIST

Chas. ~ Gould,
1918 Colcord Bldg. Phone Wal tOs.
MEXICO OIL LANDS-We own or con-
troll these lands; they were selected
because Of their known oil value and
besides they are worth many times the
price, ms land Perfect title. can sell you
any size tract C. l.. Stealey Co. Al
4t3 Mercn ntllc Rldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07
REAL ESTATk WANTED
Lots w amtet

Want pair lots, between 18th and aOth
Sta, near Classen Blvd win pay cash,
hut want bargain. h-S3S, Oklahoman
WANTED TO buy, small hotel or room
Ing house IN good oil town Cali or
write Mrs. Emma Ward. 6li North
broadway.
WANTED buy. Groom modern
house. north or Rock island trHcks.
preferably from owner. can pav 81 000 20
81 800 cash mud i25 or $50 per month
C-3l, care Tlmes,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07
A Chanco 10 Buy a
Christmas Present
For the Loved Ones

A BRAND NEW FIVE. PASSENGER
hGE, SlN.CYLINDER AUTOMOBILES
CAN BIZ BOUGHT ron LESS THAN
COST If TAKEN At ONCE
SCoTTs GARAGE, - WEST iTH sT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY

WANTED-To scll good 30 room ho-
tel. all furnished only one In good
town Of 5000 population. or will sell the
furnishings aud lonse the building to
tho right parties II you haven't the
money aud don't mean business, don't
answer We must make Enlp of this
property Dt once. Address T. II, care
Oklahumau.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07
AUTOS. VEHICLES AND
ACCESSO-IES

s7esHs-rsss-=e~TzrSf ~ ~
GIRLS bicycle for sale; good az new.
Phone W bl7S-J FOR price.
For sRALE-Oue indian motorcycle with
Eldechr Gall at 2iO2 = Robinson. Cap
itol ilill
ONE 1917 Ford car. equipped with
IiaHslcT shock HbanfherH, pccdOmeter
with a Perry auto took. electric tail
and cut out, with new 5000 mile tires.
Phone Wal 73O
TWO Velies. model ~. 1917. In frist-cnss
condition. / Nelie roadster, 1911. first
class conditions Buick, 1916, with winter
top I National ipRsscnger, good condi-
ton, I Saxon roadster 1915. ! Chevrolet
baby grand first-C class condition. Amerl-
can Garage, 6l0 W Main
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Florida

Florida.
FOR sALE-By owner, 50 acres. perfect
title. IN Clay county 80 miles from
Jacksonville and ~ miles from High
land. Fla. Price $40 per acre with 10
percent off for cash. Write today. &.
o. Chipman BoN 500, Pueblo. Col
Georgia.
TWO BALES PER ACRE Is the record
OF my heavy fruter and Big Boil Inn
proved Cleveland cotton. None can beat
H. Free from all diseases, No boil
wcevils Resist drouths and winds.
Staple over one inch Write for spe-
ciAl 30-d day price and particulars OF test
made nt the college of agriculture and
experiment station. n. $. Lenhardt,
Carncsvllle Ca.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07
SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES

SuDAN-Wiro or write for prices, IN.
nous Lubbock grown seed Crop Is
very short, but early, WEAVER BROS
Lubbock. Texas
FOR SALE, sEED WHENT-High
..grade. soft wheat, in good condition
write y ", Harktender, paoli. Okla"
SELECTED big boil Ilowden cotton seed
and Mebane Triumph cotton seed.
write Tor prices, c. N. Thatcher. wills
Point. Texas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07
REAL ESTATE TO TRADE
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OR TRADE

FOR SALE OR TRADE - 1870 acres Of
Washita bottom land; 100 acres In cul-
tlvaHon; good improvements. Joins good
school; town; 2i0 acres good grass land,
2h Mules from farming land; fenced; liv-
lng water some Improvements @. u.
Chandler, Tulsa, okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07
Arkansas.
Mississinni.

MlSSlSSuri-LOulslANA mtms, Nlcks-
hurr district stool, mlserH paradise
'OO' u'tca onr wlle to station. SO mere
uul,l sale, part pH7h The Barbour
Realty Co., NigksbuIg, MWs,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07

ABRAHAM LINCOLN SAID:
7 do the very best know how-the
very best I cant and mean keep do
ins 80 until the end. II the end bringa
me out all right what In said against me
won't amount 20 anything; n the end
brings me out wrong, ten angels swear
ing was right would make no difference.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07
TYPEWRITER AND OFFICE
EQUIPMENT

SAFES AND OFFICE FURNITURE
New and secondhand Right prices
WESTERN BANK SUPPLY co.
Ii7 W Main ST. Phone Wal 7s7
WANTED-To buy typewriter desk and
chair. Rose. IO0 Campbell Bldg. Maple
g9g
IYPEW KlTitHh- Woodstock dealers: ali
makes second hand supplies and re-
pairs; second. hand desks; everything
guaranteed Onkes Typewriter Exchange.
2l Robinson OkRhom City,
OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER co, 30i
North Robinson Walnut $50, We buy,
rent, sell and repair any make type
writor Star brand ribbons
FOR RENT Dandy desk space and toe.
phone At fO2 Baum Bldg.
FOR sALE-Cheap. 8 secondhand rolltop
desks, In good shape Silso few second
hand office chairs Western Bank Sup
ply. Sl7 W Main.
For SALE Monarch typewriter, first
class condition; $50. A-29, Oklnhoman.
WILL pay cash for floor showcase and
roll-tOp desk. W G75 or w. 5O36-J
FOR SALE-IAte model Monarch visible
Typewriter; good AZ new; bargain.
1917 w. jth.
DESK space aud telephone fpr rent at iO2
Baum bldg
FOR sALE-Complcte set Of practically
new office furniture, including Under
wood typewriter Apperson Motor Sales
CO., sOi n Broadway Phone wal 1893
NEW Standard adding machine, perfect
condition. cheap. 9l5 W. 2lst. Wal
6l63
DESK and telephone for rent at iO2
Baum Bldg.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07

FOR sALE-OIL STATE PETROLEUM
STOCK AND OIL STATE REFINING
SHARES; AMERICAN OIL AND RE
Filming; GLEN ROSE TT WILL PAY
you TO GET MY PRICES ON THESE
STOCKS BEFORE BUYING. ALL OF
FERS CAREFULLY CONSIDERED
WIRE OR WRITE CLYDE KELLY.
CUICKASHA OKLA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07

100 ACRE stock farm, four mles
railroad 500 tillahle; prairie; wire
fence; ample water; three houses Sl2 so
acre; sub divide forty acres, sell So
mere; automobile wanted; ninety Missis-
sippl farms; bulletin free;, worth in
NuNlgRtinE Barbour. Enterprise, Miss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07
These Prices Are
Regular Bargains.
Terms to Responsible
Parties.

heBuldr bargains.
TarY,c m Da,nno,;I>lo
' w A'|oPoiioioi0
Parties
n..,.,. ,,,
nu,ck ., Drhhu new E-v'
p,Is. ps;Y. VY va ~, s,Ssi s,n run 1sh
IL for ''''''' ,,,oo m
OlJsmohiIs "s I" iotc L.no.ssnsor '''Vo'OO
guaranteed in pertect condi,ion sto m
nidsmnhne "s " .,ando rd rntH oOV''O
ster. 1916 model sure-fir. bar
l2lgin &C." 6-passenger. also
driven II few miles as demon
strators sells for ll6O; the
best bargain ever offered, ..,. ebO,CO
Cadillac ~" worth $500; get 1t 49,.
I,"d.on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %; SOW"
car IN nastly vor,h ,Too, h.ttns ts
hurry ............,.,.,..., 1880
Jackson. b-passenger. good tires.
splendid running order ,.'. ESQ. 90
Hupmoblle, 1918, b-passenger;
youll jump NJ this for ..,,.,.. 1880
Velie, 1915, b-passenger. new top
oa, and mG"iS painted ,,,,.'....,' SoV'oo
a", ~ p"'Ao"soi' "o" nm M
Wy p"'nmnI mpppSup pSup ,,oproin, nc '0v w W.
stnte pistribytors w.
MARMON OLDSMOBII, AND III GIN
Sib.i7 N Broadway. Plume Mamie eso
az sn,ssis,,,,,,n y :, 30
zoo vii sci % for n pso and y,vs S nnr, sr,
terms or take in one or two q.kerat dI.
monds C-3O Oklahoman.
ron gAT r--Ni haroatn - ,,,,o T,,6, p,,T,,,
skies, 6-passengor, new tires, in line
running shape; one nearly new spas
SS"Ssr " let. chevrolet central garage III
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Fino electric
car; good condition. n bargain L. J.
Waldron. 1901 North Klein. Phone Wal
1891.
" KNTT Sr6 Tp M ,,,,, For, sadan F,,Ii,,
sUninnad sor on.n n,,,iuo o"r t.nrJ
o- hpp Syn S ny" t,iu Iy"'s n,s "" pon III
no., ""'t da o;,g" h''' 'i- N' p'o"u
wv, MY, mep,e - .s zit,; . - ---
" rann,ohio an Hnsh iS ep ~ Snr, my
~, .,ne,
LATE MODEL 7-passenger car. In first
or oTss % .onu,,.on' 20 uSgs nS,a ior ro"uS'er
y. % ON,'''o.',e,,.
1918 CHANDLER 7-passenger. run 800
miles only retall price N,1O0i VIII sell
Tor N,2bo. LIE, Oklahoman
NEW 1918 FORD, VIII sell for $3.50 20
party living In this county. C-SS. OK
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07
ATTENTION.

II you want to exchange your stock Of
wise us fully your wants and we will pro-
duce tho desrcdl results Kcene Broker
are Co, 40l Campbell Bldg. Maple Gl6
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-07

FOR SAI4B-Good drug store In q resi-
dencs town IN center OF oil field; splen-
lid fountain: business town, growing
rapidly. For information address S. X,
care OklahOmRn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-21
his APPETITE HIS UNDoING.

Diamond Jim Brady. who died in
New York a few days ago. was one of
the o unique characters IN Ameri-
e. "a. Bcglnning as a messenger hoy az
49, he fought his way up into the
world until he BEGAN, one Of Amer
ica's big Business" men Aud. like
so many others who acquire great
wealth his appetite was his undong.
Two OF three dozen oysters. q steal,
two inches In thickness a heaping dish
Of chicken salad and various other
things made an ordinary meal And
he didn't have regular meal hours
An this proved too much for his d..
vcrtiye organs It got 80 he couldn't
indulge himself with dry toast With.
Out being sorry he had done so.
ne went 10 Johns Hopkins Hos
pitul in Baltimore. where the doctor
extracted his stomach. said IL had
been worked to death, gave il such Sci
entifc treatment ~ he could and pu.
II back IN place again. II shove
signs 81 being nearly as good as new.
Brady gave the doctor a fee OF 500.
600 and ordered a dinner consisting ot
cantaloupe c%herrystone CLAIMS. chicken
eumbo sea bass, brolled SQUAD turkev.
bean snlad. demitasse. cigars.
and champagne.
The stomach held up under such
treatment four years. Then IL showed
signs ~ wearing out again. Grad
uaiiy IL failed enyircly and BRADY
found himself the possessor Of
million dollars but unable TO eat
Brady was often criticised Tor Dis
ocoentrirites. but no word against ne
personal integrity was ever recorded.
II De- said % him that ms fricHdsh %
endured through had luck and good.
mnny men "a leave such De-
legacy when they are called 10 the
great beyond. He was generous, nca--
~ to "a fault lie established az a cost
Of $500 900 the THEOLOGICAL hospital a.
Hopkins where all deserving
patients may receive free treatmenu
tie gave the doctor who operated en-
stomach three motor cars in sue.
cessiye yoars and q handsome mansion
in Baltimore.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-21
rNi oRcE CHILD LABOR Laws.

Using Great Britain and other Sellig-
ercnt countries as examples the Ma
tionai Child Labor committee has IT,
sued an appeal To It's members to OPP
pose all attempts To relax enfoscc-
ment OF school or child labor laws IN
this country during the war. I'm Etg-
land where they relaxed the enforce
ment OF laws they have found too his
a price Is being paid for the output.
says a pamphlet just mailed "a every
member ~ the committee. Il II stated
tina in Great Britain the school sys
ten has been almost broken down,
tina st least 10000 children OF ~
and - have left school To 20 To work.
that 500, 900 children Of 3 or under
who were In school have been turned
cut. that juvenile delinquency has in
creased 20 per cent. and that children
IN munition works are employed as
much ~ ~ hours a day. In Berlin {.
n said juvenile delinquency doubled
~ h first yea OF the war. In Buda-
pest. according to q newspaper re.
port, thcr, are sc00 registered NUM-
ton workers under ~ years OF aec.
And in England, where a health OF
munition workers committee was cree
ated because Of the complaint Of con
ditions in the factories, ~ was found
that the munition workers in gem
oral have been allowed to reach q
state Of reduced efficiency and lower
ed health which might have been
avoided without reduction q output
by attention To the details of daily
and weekly rest In pointing ~;
these facts the National child Labo
committee appeals to America To- pre-
vent such conditions prevailing here
'In Great Britain says the pamphlet
the Committee on Health OF Munition
Workers found It necessary TO say.
A the present time when war Is
destroying 80 much OF its best mah-
hood, the nation is under special Oh
htdtip3 ~ StNNtt tHdl tue Iirink Efis-
Grafton grows up strong and hardy
Doth in body and character. II is nee.
essary 10 guard not only against i'm
mediate breakdown but also against
the imposition OF strains that mey
stunt the future growth and Develop
ment'
Here in America we must remember
this at the start. In our %eagerness 20
do our bit vs. must not forget tn
children. Those Of us who have dedi-
Gated ourselves TO the projection o.
these d~efenceless ones must keep our
heads clear and our motives unmixod,
determining that whatever happens
an other forms of treasure. all other
forms OF wealth, all other methods
OF defense shall be sacrificed before
we compel la children Of America TO.
through the fire"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-21
The Scrap Book
THE RECKONING.

It's fine to have q blowout Iu a fan 81
restaurant,
with tcrrapiu and DarNas-baCk and
al the wine you want.
To enjoy the flowers and music watch
tho pretty women pass,
smoke a choice cigar. ana sip tho
wealthy water 100 your glass.
It's bully ia "a hightouCd joint TO eat
and drink Nuur fill,
but rs quite another matter when
YOU pay the bin
rs g 10 so out every night on run
or pleasure bent.
To wear your Sad rags always ana
10 never have % cent,
TO drift along regardless, hayc a good
time every trip;
To hit the high spots somettmcs aud
iet your chances slip,
tn nature calls "a show down, and
you 'pny the bin
Time mae got q little bill-got wise
while YOU may.
For the debit sides increasing in @
most alarming way.
Things sou had no right TO do, things
sou should have done,
They re al put down. it's up to YOU
10 pay Tor every ono,
So eat. drink and Doe merry have" %
good time II % viii
But God help y'u when M time
omc and va pay the hill
Exchange
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-21
MILLIONS or UNUSED AcRrs.

People WHO nave been laboring UNI
der the impression that there was
very little land left ln the United
States Tor demonstrating purposes VIII
DE surprised to learn that there are
240,00Q.oo acres Of %unailorted public
and in western states. These figure
were gwen PAT a few DAYS ago By
Secretary Laae OF the Interior depart
ment.
Here b. q territory OF virgin farming
md grazing land awaiting the home
stesder which b. almost equal len arrs
10 the states Of Tcxns. Iowa and Ini-
nols. n is large enough Ia provide
COCO. 400 people with forty acres ana
n mule. and M fact h. open 10 settle
ment on terms which would allow the
settler 10 acquire 100 acres In the re-
stricted sections or a fun square milo
OF straight grazing land.
This great undeyelopod acreage GO
f%iitItes an agricultural reserve which
is an invaluable assct In national food
defense Il IL big enough ~ Itself 90
sustain the country. 10 properly de-
Neloped.
Some Or tho lund mas not Doe suitable
for agricultural purposes. and possibly
not altogether desirable for graziug
nut n . nian p anxious 10 harkon %
fhe 'hack 10 the farm cry there be- NO.
roaron wis he should not heed a.
There are millions Of virgin acres
waiting for the sturdy toilers 10 come
and tn them aud cause them TO blos-
som as the rose. ri