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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-02-08
GOOD FEED FOR EGG RATION
Quantity Of Meat Should Vary With
Riehness-Best to Mix Scraps
With Meal Food.

It Is safe to feed In an egg ration
one-tenth to one-fifth by weight Of
meat in the total ration, the quantity
varying with the richness Of the meat
and other food used. 1t is best to mix
the meat in the meal food.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-02-08
HOME REASONS.

"Why do you think man like
Jaggers, with a wife and growing
daughters, is so anxious to 60 to the
front ?"
81 heard him say he wanted some
peace and quiet"
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-02-08
THE BIG TOUCH.

"John let me take dollar will
you?"
"What for ?"
Owe got to buy lot OF stuff l
don't need so that the grocer will
sell me pound of sugar"
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-02-08
CLEANING Tea Kettle.

To make tea kettles wear twice az
long gather handful Of pebbles (size
Of a WALNUT, wash nicely and put la
tea kettle. The rolling around of peD-
bles keeps the crust that forms loose.
and 1t easily shakes out from time 20
time, thus saving the wear of the ket-
lie
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-02-08
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
sympathy of their many friends.

Charlie Mccoy arrived home on
Sunday from Camp Lewis, having
been honorably discharged from
the army on account of defective
hearing.
Miss Christina Southwick is home
from the l.. S. N.
Mrs. Lucy Heath returned home
on Tuesday from visit with
friends at Leland.
VIM. Bagley of Gold Hill was in
town Monday.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-02-08
LOCATED.

"Where was your old man
wounded?"
''In the abdomen"
"Where's that?"
'Don't know-somewhere in
France. ! suppose"
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-02-08
Peach.Tree Borer.

The peach-tree borer is most de.
structive insect when allowed to in.
crease for a few years without moles,
tation.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-02-08

Plenty Of Mite Powder.
Don't let your supply Of insect pow
der run short. Use it regularly and
literally.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-02-08

Like ButtermiIk Best.
After a calf learns to drink butter
milk it does not care for the sweet
milk.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-04
MAY STOP CARNIVALS
FROM SHOWING HERE
City Council Of Defense Expected
10 Pass a Resolution Against
These Shows"

No more carnivals in Tulsa while
| the war is on
! This ls the Eist Of an order that
/ the county council Of defense. The
state ooeucil Of defense has gone
| on record 10 this effect and accord
! ing to iVal members interviewed
/ yesterday The Tulsa county organiza-
ton viii gladly follow suit.
Whether or not tho order will
apply TO circuses is not known, but
u Is hardly thought likely, owing
10 the fact that circus is here
only for one dav and provides whole
some amtisement for the masses.
particularly the people from rural
communities where there are no
regular theators.
The rag front" carnival, with It's
noisy spieiers. it's spindle wheels. It's
cooch dancers and its sure-thlng
games. has no place in America. ac-
cprdlnE 10 j, VI. Aydelotte, chair
man Of the Oklahoma state council
OF defense. who expresses himself as
follows.
Clean, wholesome amusernent Is
ho'h nobIectionable and Necessary
OFT these street carnivals and trav-
c.inE shows have little excuse for
gNiSung at this time. We resnect-
iuIIy recommend that the various
''Hniy councils prevent their show
ing. '''o"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-04

more stress than ever upon our baby
contest
Tho building viii be provided with
every sanitary convenience prDDur-
abs, The sides VIII be Of screen sn
AZ 10 provide plenty Of Ventilation
Experts IN the care OF babies WIN
% on hand 10 give daily lectures and
thcre viii bo various Cchiblta on tho
subject. Tho Judging OF the bAbira
VIII be- done by tho beat known
physicians In the county. assisted Joy
trained nurses Instead uf medals.
ns heretofore. the winninE babies
VIII be awarded United States gov.
eminent Haby bonds
No Carnival Attractions
There VIII hh no carnival aitrnc-
lions and no rowdy shows Instead
= high class chautHuqua Eill ho tho
feature. owing 10 the tact that th"
fdir Is to hc h,ld following the r,..
ular chnttauqua dates. ~ wag AZ INST
thought II would Dc Impossible ip
secure HIch an attraction but after
much dickcriug deal vas made
There viii be hx numbers on Tho
program, which viii afford moro
than one new one cVory dpy or tuo
fair The very beat speakers lu
America VIII nppcnr. including Noon.
brck from the firing line Iu Franc.
ono tnlk win deal with tho chen.
istry ~ war incmdHrr % practical
diecuSglon of Eaa bombs, IuW,
throvcrg and so on.
Thor" win be a number Of niue.
cal offerings
No charge viii be medc ror aI
mission 10 IA" cbaunuqu1 ThH. 90.
Is the CASE with everything on. r
connection with the lir wI u.
free
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-04
TROUBLES OVER,
GAINS Is POUNDS
Friends Say She's Looking
Years Younger-Tanlac
Brought Relief.

when / began taking Tnnlsc l
had been down in bed for three
months and lust think Of II, I'm feel
ing as strong and -hcai5ay as | ever
felt In my life," said Mrs. Mollie
]. Lord who resides at tho East Den
yer high school Denver. Colorado, in
an interview recently. Mrs. Lord
has lived In Denver for the past
twenty five years her husband has
been In charge OF the East Denver
high school building for twenty-five
years and they are highly respected
by all who know them,
"Yoars ago" continued Mrs. Lord,
II had an attack of bronchitis from
which | contracted cuturrh Of -thu
head and stomach The trouble got
firm grip on me heEause far "a long
Time | tried to- make myself believe
didn't have catarrhfNSut at last
realized | was in bad TX. My nose
and throat were fcyerish and the
pucous collecting In my throat
would nauseate and almost choke
me. MY stomach got In such a bad
condition | couldn't oven eat pota-
toes or toast In fact. everything
would sour almost as soon as I had
eater Il and the gas caused such
burr ing and flut,ering around my
heart that | was AFRAID | had heart
trouble. sleep seemed I'm mpussihlc for
me. ] would toes and roll IN bed
ana have to Jump up every little
while so | could get my breath My
Kidneys worried me constantly and
my back hurt mo so had at times
II felt like ~ would break in two.
doctored and took everything
| heard of hut kept Eteting worse
untll Just had 10 give up and 40
TO bed never got any better until |
| began taking Tanlac and II GER !
'tainly has been godseud 10 me |
| can tell from tho way my clothes /
III that / have gained an Of fifteen |
pounds and l have not only gotten |
entire relief from tho catsrrb I'm |
poth my head and stomach. but my
Kidneys are also IN perfect coditlon |
ana | don't have any more palns iu |
my back. | 10 10 slcep as soon AS |
! get In bed and slecp soundly an /
night long. My stomach never trou- |
hles me now and. oh MS sues a /
pleasure to be- able to cat what | |
want without suffering afterwards. |,
AND since the Eas has stopped form |
Ing all the burning aenaation and |
palpita'Ion of the heart ia gone. NV |
triends say I'm looking years Young /
err and | can certainly endorse Tan /
lac IN the highest terms. and eNprci
10 always have Il on hand In case / !
should need It,"
Tanlao Ia sold in Tulsa by Roy Get F,
mana ReXall Drug store. tho Ouaker
Drug company and leading druggistg
ana dealers everywhere adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-04
FREE FAIR PREMIUM
LIST NEARLY DOUBLED
seven Hundred Eighty Prizes VIII
Be Given Compared TO AS
Last Year.
BABY SHOW A BIG FEATURE
ChautnuQun WIN Take Place OF Old
Carnival Attractions. Date
September 1920.

The largest premium list in IT'S his
tory and radical change IN the pro-
gram of entertainment were an
nounccd Yesterday by the directors
Of tho Tulsa county free fair, to be
held at the free fairgrounds on
Lewis avenue September rs to 30, In
elusive
The premium list. which has iufl
gone TO the printers includes total
OF 7e0 premiums as compared with
as prem iums last ycnr. Tho oHsh
prizes this year amount 80 $4,000.
Part OF these will be distributed at
the preliminary fairs to be held in
every township in the county on tho
Saturday prior Ia the opening OF the
county exhibit In T6lsa The win
ncrS at tho tow nship fairB will bring
their prize exhibits to the final show
and compete for tho larger ana more
numerous premiums
Improvements Planned.
Although tho fairgrounds and
buildings arc Inc better condition now
than ever before. the directors are
planning several improvements. Tho
grounds will be bcautifiod and SOW
eral additions will be made looking
to the cor.fort of patrons
Secretary n. r.. Graham an
nounces that y special building will
be crocted for the baby show.
"Thc care OF babies Is world
problem now and one OF the vital
movements that Ia necessary TO win.
ming tho war and preserving the
species, said Secretary Graham
Therefore we have decided to lay
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-04
HERE'S CHANCE FOR
PATRIOTIC WOMEN
VIII BE Needed More in Ki,o.-
inan In Fields During nar.
vest Period.

women are needed in the ki,ob
gus more IMAM in the fields or -,
l,oI'n"sSt and they will be mora i,
ueIlanu .s 10 work at cooking storos
nan on tractors. according Ia lrfos
,Ia'loh sent out by Mrs. +. q W.
.ea' uIreetor OF the woman's comm,
% p W me Minnesota division cC,,,
Gil or national defense ''ah-
" read of the public sa,...
euP.pyment office says. we ] co,ig
w. ,ot pace women field hands ~ ~ ~
@ ,'au ,ueh' There are going to La
-. oder boys TO harves, ~
No Mo W., Ut tho northwest" renor,,
BITS winter, But how abou, ,ss
,"rtner nrd a,,,? wife? Here the condition.
wbo. .i]po,'' 0S,.er different Women
cd ~ IN '''Jw ,ho,,r now are going to be need.
kitcbops thP' hP'us and thousands q,
and here the huroans u autumn
and anxious. With Tho peIpieNed
vest and also the graz ea.er mar
OF harvest hands to be fo. hutnoer
old woman's job Of cooi tle sool
washing dishes and scrt,htflns ana
on the glory of great takes
service and the women ,paFIo'lc
the occasion. All the energiss use 10
state must be called on. Vi tne
The employment bureaus A..
ing to do their part, but we 80 go
reinforce them. In every commas
lty the women who can snare i'm,
ought to list themselves with M
employment bureau. Miss Ann.,
shetland, who in her combined VI
t!oes OF chairman OF patriotic ed,1
cation OF the council OF defense and
supervisor Of rural schools and
woman labor agent Of the MinneEota
leGera! rood administration, is IA.
nllIar with many phases of the sub.
lect' Is sending letter to the teach.
ars OF the state. urging them TO So.
'ure registration OF women willing IA
dlse gardens, 10 help with farm
work to help in the villages TO 70.
ease men for farm work. or to helm
n the homes to release the farr
hers family for such service. with
MS letter will eo a questionnairs
SKIING what experience women have
lad In cooking. milking, gradeing
WITH horses. or in field work: what
their physical strength and their
,lllingness of spirit and what tin,e
hey can give this summer"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-04

and food conservation. Applicante
must have graduated from a college
or university or recognized stand
ing and have had at least one years
experience in extension work with
boys and girls. Normal school train
ing will be accepted year for year
IN lieu of college training ENAml-
nations will be given June IS.
Laboratory assistant. On account
OF the urgent needs of the service
applications Will bs received until
fuFther notice to fiji vacancies in
the bureau OF standards, for duty
IN Washington n. c., or elsewhere
q salaries ranging from S1,OSO to
1870 year. Applicants must
show they have graduated from a
fun four years high school course
or have completed IA units of high
school work accepted for college
entrance. In addition they must
show that they have majored In
the optional subject selected and
have been graduated with a degree
from course in college or univcr-
sity with the completion Of at least
llS additional credit hours Appli.
cations will be received from senior
students subject to their furnishing
PROOF OF actual graduation within
three months from the date OF max
ing oath TO the application.
Assistant physicist qualified In
physical metallurgy-Applications
VIII be received until further notice.
competitors will be rated under the
sworn statements in their appllca-
Lions and upon corroborative evil
Ience adduced by the commission.
l hey must have graduated with a
1e6ree from a college or university
with the completion Of at least 1IS
additional credit hours and must
nave at least two years Of practical
experience in physical metalhlrgy
Or TWO years of postgraduate study
therein. ''"u!
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-04

NlNNEn. JunH Astronomers
from al over The world are expected
f0 come 10 this city and surrounding
l,rfory to watch tho eclipse OF the
uu juno
ON that date rhd moon ls tog pass
h'tvron the earth and the sun. The
eclipse WI bc total only In narrow
r'bpn extending from Puget Sound
nrrHss 90 northern Florida. A par
tai eclipse win be visible in every
portion Of the United states, How
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-04
GOVERNMENT HAS PLACES
FOR WOMEN TECHNICIANS
''"nl'hations Soon for Positions OF
Great Responsibility; Good
Salaries.

inc United States civil service
' ',"H'rl'sSion announced the follow .
Lns opportunities in government
service for women:
rleld agent and demonstrator
uosa ana girls club work.-~Salaries
aanslnG from $l,500 to $4,000 a
sein., 10 iii vacancies in the states
relations service, Department 80
agriculture. for duty In Wasbinr,on
- c. Appointees viii assist cnnn.y NV,
club leaders in oreanization uori
with the farm bureaus. with n viaw
10 getting definite results in boys,
ana girls work in food production
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-04
FIFTY NEGROES CALLED OUT

Fifty negro drafted men Of Glass
Al from Tulsa willie be shipped tn
fort Riley, Kan, some time between
June 10 and "a. The local exemption
board received instructions yesterday
from Adjutant General Gipson. nou-
tylng 1t to order the men to be ready
to go.
This is the first call for negroes
since last October, when IS men
were shipped to Camp sherman at
Chillicothe, Ohio.
There are only about 80 negroes
in Class Al in this city who have
been examined and when the cur
rent call has been met II will leave.
but 32 yet to GO This number, how
ever, will be increased when about
SIS negroes who have not yet been
examined have hccu classified.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-04

trying 10 arrange for an aIrpI1nc
Night as one of the features of fhr
day Every available vacant lot and
lawn viii be used for tho rrI...rfIou
he said, as there ia no park available
near the town for that purpose.
Ghero will be plenty of free lre
water, and n number of su,NaTs
from Tulsa and elsewhere Vll make
tho eagle scream.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-04

MEMPHIS. Juno 3. - Thomas
Eeals son OF Claude Seals of this
city and a member Of tho American
eXpeditionarv force .n France has
died from wounds received IN action,
according TO an pff.rH| telegram re-
ceived from the war department by
his father.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-04

ever.
uere'B briefly what folk in the
area Of total eclipse WI see About
ten minutes before darkness comes
the air will become noticoably cooler.
The ligh' viii undergo q change and
"IIl asmmc a copper hue. Natural
ists say that birds Ro to nest as at
night 1t VIII become dark and the
stars will peep out over tho west-
crn horizon comes the shadow Of tho
moon. IT has the Same appearance
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-04
Eclipse of Sun Visible Here About $50 June 8

as a heavy storm, but 1t will race
RAPIDLY.
The cresSent Of the sun will grow
narrower and finallyqo disappear.
Bright flames viii flash around the
cages and the solar corona will ap-
pear
The center, Of the moons shadow
Is black spot which travels from
west to east md at speed of an
proHimately three thousand miles per
nOur,
II viii be visible IN oklahoma
about $40.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-04
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Allen's Foo, Ease, the an,iseptc powder to
be shaken into tho shoes and spnnkled in
the loot. bath. The flaitaburg Camp Man
nal advises men In training 70 nae foot.
Ease in heir shoes each morning II pre-.
wants hllstarA and sore srois and raMeves
painful, swollen, smarting feet and takes
the sting out Of eorns ant~hunions A Ger.
tain relief for sweating, callous tired, aeh
ing feet Always usa Aliens Foot Tease
70 break In new shoes. sold everywhere.
25o.---Ady.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-04

that one any time il comcg out.
=
O. C. GASTON. gecrotarv OF the
| Okfuskcs county council of defense
| has Invited Glenn Condor of Tulsa
/ 10 he the speaker at the oNfuskcc
/ county fair in Scpfombcr We de-
/ sire to add a Greater dignity To our
fair this year" he writes. and are
planning to- cut out tho frivolous"
This IL In limo with % policy adopted
by practically every fair association
in the state. They are going 10 climi-
nate the balloon ascension and sub
stitute patriotic speech.
-
WORK OF REMODErlNG the
room IN the Latham building on
Third between Main and Boston that
IS to be occupied by The Exchange
Trust company is practically finished
and tncrc ig cyrry indication that
the new concern Will be ready to
open Tor business ON the date an
nouncod June l3. II viii he Tulsa's
only trust company. National and
state banks in oklahoma are now
allowed TO transact a trust company
business, hence the new institution.
-'-
COMPLAINT WAS FILED yester-
day I'm Justice Lce Daniels court
charging Frank Ledford and Jim
Watson with assault and battery on
jess Barnard Watson. who is
guard at the Tulsa Boiler and Sheet
Slt-1 works at West Tulsa, attempted
to separate the other two men who
were qSrreling A fight ensued In
which Barnard claims one OF the
men struck at him with a knife
Ledford and Watson were released
on bonds Of $3.50 for hearing Fri
day.
=
MOST OF THE frontier day cello
hratious and fairs where he is to bo
the announcer this year have asked
mat he make a patriotic address. ac-
'ordins to Fred NJ . uFoghoru)
l"ncy, Tulsa's noted lung artist /
--!.'''"'- Is To do the announcing at
an sorts OF fairs throughout the
nit'd states and Canada and hc
'la hId so many requests for "a war
'ddress that he is spending every 7
pare moment reading bulletins of /
ne Four- Minute Men and other gov /
'rnment literature so as to post him /
'"ir ON the subject.
,.... =
NEARLY EVERYONE has been .
peculatIng as to who would occupy /
ne choice location at Third and .
hhln lett vacant by the consolida- /
ION of the American National and |
.l'iHenS state banks. The report In
,'aI'y circles Yesterday was that the !
u uF store adjoining the citizens .
VIE ndhk IN the daniel building,
Nou'' move INTO the Third and Main ,
"' "'' room, leaving their present |
lH"L''rs available for an extension
u 'he banking room. Fabulous |
'rI''J nave been offered for the |
ease oH the room in the Bliss build |
hs'
,,.-.- = q
nv hhh ONE is FAMILIAR with |
ne signs NO peddlers or book |
gents allowed" and I'VE make our
marty contributions through the !
'ulSa County Humane society" but |
!. X. Graham, special representative /
t the Exchange National bank, has |
prung n new one. A neatly lettered |
Ign on his desk reads. I'VE buy no /
pecial edition space" Tulsa has /
ecently been overrun with solicitors |
rying To sell space in special
ditions' OF newspapers published
'utslde or TtLha, and Graham's an
wer seems to he the answer of every
THE CHARGE OF MURDER
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-04

THERE OUGHrR to be n Jaw
against issuing promiscious extra
editions OF newspapers every few
hours" said Dan Davisson yesterday.
1t gets people all excited and In nine
cases cut of ten the headlines prove
to be false and misleading. The
only extra that will interest me now
is one about the peace treaty being
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-04

II UNDERSTAND that a man who
cnlists I'm the signal corps Of the
army does not get the benefit of gov
erpment insurance" said prospeC-
tive recruit who called The World Of
flee yesterday. He was told very
cmphatically that a man in any
branch Of tho service is entitled to
the insurance. Reports to the con-
trary can only he German propa-
ganda.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-04

THE NEW Majestic theater, r. J.
Bothstcin, manager, announced yes
tNrday viii open June Is. The big
pipe organ which arrived a few days
aso, is row being erected. Soue
conception Of its immense size may
hc gained from the fact that the
drum effects alone weigh ton,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-04

PRELIMINARY INFORMATION
was flied IN Justice Daniels court
yesterday charging Ray Thomas with
the thcft Of an automobile belonging
TO Harry Davis Thomas was ar
raigurd yesterday morning and COM
mit,Nd 90 jail IN default Of $1,000
bond for a hearing Friday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-04

JOHN SYKES, who thus far is the
only Democratic candidate for state
senator from the district comprising
Tulsa and Washington counties, says
he is perfectly willing TO admit that
the only reason he has 40 opposition
Is that no one can be found who is
willing to "condescend" to run
against him
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-04

signed and I'll give S5 for copy Of
that one any time it comes OUT
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-04

\ CHARGE OF ASSAULT with
intent to kin was made against Jake
Taylor by Robert Jackson in Justice
Slack's court yesterday In the in
formation, Jackson alleges that Tay-
lor shot az him several times lie
is expected to be given a preliminary
hearing today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-10
Vice in City Costs
Army $50,000 Per
Month, Says Officer

immortality in Oklahoma City has
cost the war department $4,000 a
month since soldiers began training at
Camp Doniphan last iall according to
a statement OF Lieutenant Paul Popence,
OF the sanitary corps. made before the
Oklahoma iCty Retailers association
following its luncheon in the Skru
hotel today
Each case costs the department ap-
proximafcly $L5OO' Popcnce said, "bui
the number had been greatly reduced
since the vice crusade was put on here
two months ago The department keeps
a close tab on the city where each case
originates and Oklahoma City is by no
means the worst place in the state. II is
simply the largest city and more cases
have been reported from here"
The retailers will have charge Of
the War Savings bank on Friday, May
H. They have the largest membership
Of any organization in the city and are
preparing for the largest stamp sale
4 committee to make arrangements for
the day was appointed at the meeting
today 1wenty-onc members were re-
ported by Secretary \ D. McMuIlen
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-10
REQUA RESTRICTS OIL
CONSUMPTION IN WEST

WASHINGTON May l0--Mark l..
Requa. oil director of the fuel admins
tration. is about 10 issue an order pro
hibiting the use OF fuel oil in parts OF
the Pacific northwest to relieve the
fuel shortage in California Oregon,
Washington and Alaska will be affect
ed An embargo will he put on fuel
oil shipments to British Columbia.