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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-16
BOB GARDNER NOW AN
OFFICER IN u. S. ARMY
Former Pole Vault and Golf
Champion a Lieutenant in
Artillery.

CAMP DODGE. Iowa. Feb 10,
Robert A. Gardner intercollegiate
pole vault champion OF America In
1919, and national amateur golf
champion in 1915. ls a lieutenant IN
the 33Sth field artillery at this cam
hnment lie was In the last contin-
sent of officers that arrived here.
bob" Gardner began his athletic
career as a pole yaulter at<Nale. In
1912 he cleared the bar at ~ feet.
one inch in field field meet at
Philadelphia That watk was hoatcn
week LATER when Mark s Wright
went II feet two and one fourth
inches In meet at Cambridge. Mass
Gardner is member OF the llins-
dale Golf club at Clarendon liills ILL.,
tie, won the national amateur chnm-
piohshlp In 1915 ON the course Of the
Detroit Country club from field ~
i3s entries. defeating J. O. Anderson
IN the finals up ana to play
A. an addcd attraction that year
Gardner. SPARED with Chick Evans
played nm ls-hole match against
Jerry Truvers and Francis Ouimet
Gardner aud Evans won. . up.
Gardner's card for that match wa'
as follows;
out asa. tI5. asa, Ss
In f6i, 6tA. 6iS 80
Total, IS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-16
NAVAL BOARD TO DISCUSS
ANTl-SUBMARlNE METHODS
Experts Confident That Have Con-
s,ructcd ship That Il Proof
Against t-BnAt

wAsHINGTON. Feb Is - The
naval consulting board will meet here
tomorrow TO discuss experiments
made with the former Austrian
steamer Lucia designed to make her
lnsinkabie. Vice e-chairman Saunders
OF the board announced last saturday
as New york that the effort had been
successful by "honcycomhing'' the
chips interior with buoyant separate
compartments.
The plan was proposed by William
VI. Donnelly and work has been In
progress several months on the ship, a
i've thousand ton craft. Naval opinion
generally, as far as eaH-he learned.
DYES not agree with MtF3;aunders as
To the practicability Of Cne psn RE-
auction OF cargo space, time necessary
for construction OF this character and
several other factots are regarded as
working against general adoption for
the transport service. Rear Admirpls
Taylor and Griffin. respectively chief
constructor and chief engineer OF the
navy, are mombers OF the consulting
board and win be present tomorrow
There appears To be no doubt that
virtually nonsiplSable ship could be
built IN any Of several ways. Neither
of the European powers nor the Unl'ed
states has found, however my
scheme so far as known that wuHll
justify It's general use. Time AM
argo space are vital elements he
war that must govern whatev"r is
done.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-16
SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTlCE OF" ANNUAL MtETlNH o. Okla.
huma Natural Gas Company The annual
meeting Of the stockholders ot this CON.
pAuy win be held on Wednesday. February
27th. 1913. at two clock. p m a, the of
flee Of the company. No got Lyuch build
Ing Tulsa. Okshoma, for the purpose Of
electinr A Board Of Directors aud receiving
and actipg upon the reports OF the officers
and Tor the Transaction Of such other busi
ness as may properly come before the meet
ing. In accordance with the laws of the
state Of Oklahoma no stock can be voted
on which has been transferred on the books
Of the company within 90 days next pre-
ceding this election. John G. Bartlett
Secretary
NOTICE no THE PUBLIC F N Allison Of
the Allison Realty 90 has purchased the
Boyton Candy kilrheu. at ~ South Boston
and will rogduct business thors In the
ilro. invite your presence and business
y NJ Allison, rs South Boston.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-16
YOUNG WOMEN
ARE YOU DOING
YOUR $IT?

The time has come when women
must do their bit 90 maintain indus
trial efficiency
II YOU will Investigate the enormous
demand made for telephone service
you Will at once realize how vital 1t is
to our Industrial life and the proper
conduct OF our government
Learn profession and edo your
bit"
We maintain a fully equipped school
to teach YOU this profession and pay
"a salary Of $3.50 week while you
are learning
After graduation yoh-bycome an i'm
portnnt factor in youNcommunities'
welfare and many opportunities are
open to you.
can at room 90s Pioneer building
and tho young ladies In attendance
will gladly show you thru our Ex-
change and explain the work to you,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-16
nELr wANAED-rEMNLE q

pIpPfH Wanted. experienced
fhocoiatc dippfr Superior Confectionery
4 Tea Room. 5la south Main.
COOK Good golored cook good wages ana
r1oh 7cI South Boston
COOK food ,olorcd cook. good wages and
room rhor' 1928
cook Wanted cook at 3ls East seventh
Phone lO22 j
GENERAL. , not SEwORK Wanted, gIH;
prefer one TO go home nights, Apply N
person l223 south Boulder
GIRi..A competent colorod girl. must be
single Apply lo2t South Cheyenne
.GIRLS Wanted. girs Of good appearance to
demonstrate B,auvillir Electro sd mGnusd,
Cleaner ;or smoky wall paper and paintou
walls ard all interior decorations. restores
L,.utiful eHolors same as new tal
B,auty parlor. Huni.M Murry Co, Ord floor
cal for y lie Beau .-,4--.-..
nor rEWURK-W Wanted. competent white
xrI Tor general hpusowork three IN lam
~. tcfcrance calited rhonr2d9a.
uOUsEWO ORk White girl for general
homework. small family. Phone 529s.
2O7 South Denver .-.----,
sEWORK-whne girl for geners
housaNork: no washing, must be good
LADY Bright nice appearing lady with ret
etprre. house 10 house wotb high
merchandise good pay. Phone 2loe
MAID Wanted responsible young girl
white preferred IS nurse maid Tor Two
children and TO assist With work 10 small
apartment Phone b251.
MAID Wanted a good chambcrma,d none
but eNfsrienced need apply, good wages to
right party Apply Ia person. Sherwood
rooms 10 North Main
MAID-WAnted, experienced maid, have first
class servants quarters. with private bath I;
only nrst-class maid need apply, lol<
South Denver.
AAID-Wanted, for general housework one
who can go homc nights. BOZ south Nhey
enne DO not phone. "
| StIRst-NAnted, experienced nurse maid
must have resirance. Call al Bl7 West
| Ninth, apartment 2. ,-.
| arpNoCR kPHFR-WAuted lady stanogra
| pber who can assist on books. need moi
| have great deal Of experience. bu' mus
he willing to work and learn, steady en
ploymcnt and advancement depends upon
/ applicant AddruSs BoV A.3l. care World
stating salary expected.
! sTEEO0RAPHER Young lady stenogrAphei
/ and general office work must have expert
ence and furnish reference. chance tol
promotion. Apply in person. IA Wes
Htady ..---
| STENOGRAPiiER-LA having experience
| in invoicing and general office work Ad
dress BOB care World
WHITE MAID-Wantcd white maid for gen
erG homework must have sOme eXper
ienre and come well recommended two ir
family Phone 1887
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-16

WICHITA FAILS. Tcsns Feb i5
Cadet norman j Boots Springfield.
m received a broken nose and other
severe niurira uhout th" hohd this af-
turnouu when hr machine foil while
b" wra attempting lo make q landing
un account uf engine truuhlo The
machine wa totally wrecked
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS. A
LOST AND FOUND

BED SPRINGS Found, set OF bed springs
With tag having been shipped TO Mrs =.
q Price. owner cali aBS
BLACK FUR MuFt Lost Lady g black fur
mut In nsghbornood Frisco depot Finder
please leave at world office Reward
BLACK PONY 81 fAken up. bAck pony mare,
o.. miles southeast Of city H. r.
Browns farm, Route ,, hox ll5,
CAT Lost large wbiu sngora cat about Is
month"; "d has yellow eyes. Vau $500.
Reward
DOC lost. ON, rckingucse dog. black very
small Finder phone il7j or return ~
ga West rim
EAB SCREW Lost amethyst ear screw With
little hf,lliantH around II between post Of
flee and Quaker pmg Co. Reward v re,
turned TO MUs Cecil 1Idd. Cotdoys Hotel
FORD stolen, $50 reward 1915 model
No 7t22l6. G spo, light Boyce
motormeter on radiator black leather
hand pads on doors n found notify South.
western garage. al North Main. Tulsa,
OKLA Phone i8J
Fox TERRIER Lost small male foN tor.
rler white. black head wore tan blanket
when lost liberal reward name rtrky on
collar Phone a587
HANpRAG Lost. BLACK handbag containing
pair Of blue trousers and pair of black
spooso Phone 9i96 o. please return to ~
North Eunis
KEY Lost. small key to bank No 10.
Hotel TulsA Finder return TO dining
room cashier. Hotel Tulsa
PIN Lost Eastern star pin At or between
Red Cross hcadpuarters and Masonic hall
Phone 1870, reward
poCkErBuOk Found, containing money
The owner may have same by applying 10
X Moifett 60b East Second street
ROLL HILLS Lost. IN post office or be
tween post office and Robinson building,
rnll Of bills not 10 exceed slj. rewArd
can 5SRa
SUITCASE Fouud new brown suitcase,
piece irrshly torn of NJ end shows h I'd
be filled with woman clothes, ptope,
owner can have same h' describing. Call
Hgn Fiuury Phone ttl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-16
BUSINESS SERVICE.
BUSINESS SERVICE OFFERED

EONUtD MteSENGER For 00Itk nIe''rN
ger service u.d parcel delivery can lh"
Eonlrd PHONE bgoi G"7'
CfNFNr WORN For cement work. aide
y,,lks curbinEs, etc call Usage A6db
,luKOpNNC1OR r. " Poscgntr. ch'ro'
r,ac,or No I Mort. GNetto Phon" 2'p4
rirANFR For tree trial Of lrAnt'
premier Electric Suction Cleaner eAA Usage
$40
KGnAK FILM DEVELOPING Try us for
hcttrr individual service, flrest fnish
rolls lOc prints &c; tusco Films ftcee ~,
hour service NouukmAn Drug Co. Is
East second.
SCIENTIFIC massage treAImsnt for ladles
,.oor circulation Of the b'ae etc Phone
asa or ,nn 400 East Haskell
TAXES Income and war taxes computed
\ b Hogan. $50 Iowa hldg PHon" o777.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-16

FURNITURE STOCK FOR SALE
Established furniture snd hardware
store on Main stree4S'a bargain II
sold at once. win take abou, 5000
cash to handle Address Box B-bO.
CARE WORLD.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-16
OIL LANDS AND LEASES 4i.A
Royalty in 300-barrel produc-
ton. Phone 1889.

sHUMWAY ROYALTY si.e; original
Harmon Royalty 500 to 500, best boy
on market prices right W +. Mathew
son, over ll6 South Lawrence, Wichita,
Kansas
PRODCCTtoS--wan nice production, rs to
$50 barrels or better. located snywhere,
Mist by direct from owner H. p kiAtler,
22i West first street phone $3.50.
FOR SAIE--2O screa land and l6 royalty
within one mile OF thousand barrel well
FOR particulars, address Y. q. Box l2b,
Ranger. Texas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-16
EMPLOYMENT.


pRtSSFR Wanted a pres,er at Globe Clean
tu. Idi. n Main Phone 49s'
SAL EsAEN-W Wanted, five salcsmen TO trave'
with a splendid money making organlta-
ton. permanent positions 10 those VINO
qualify Call oxford hotel, between ana
p m Sunday, Ask FOR Mr., Nen1'nha"
SALESMAN Advertising speciety man pre-,
ferred Oklahoma kansas Mr., blltp' h"'e'
lI.LnA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-16
EMPLOYMENT.
) nILp NANrED-,I1Ip

~ HItLr MANrED-MNIE ss
BAKER Wanted at once. good second baker.
husy Bee Baking Co, prumright. Oka
bOnkkEEltk -NIr,I m8n hooklrepei
very responsible position aud someone !,
desired who is willing 10 start az reason
able salary and learn pRtrm. which viii
hr'ng adfiurtm'nl prefer man over. au
VINO mas had some experience handbag o..
counts and general hooks For Information
address ioN 40, cure World iu own hand.
writing, stating salary expected aud *
IcriCrCr
CARPENTERS Two r1u.unton carpsptsrs
AtplN job lAl- South Carolina
tL+ANtN.S HtlPER Wanted mus, bs
rN'"" 'Tiroi Bulbs paridau tieaurra
Nll South Buftou
rNlRlMAN Wanted. hrsi class dair,man
ug farm hand. also nrst.class man CooL
Write or ca'l Brown & Wallace ranch.
Couinsvi.le. Okla.
JON Tdk ARsl--Ksrrs ';iug officcs Al OF.
iahoma CITY, Tulsa, aiuHkugss CLirkashA
A'drorc and Fuid
MAN WANTED
Must understand banding Studrbaker trufk
also acquainted iu city, a chance Tor stead,
employment foI right party can a. ma
p Ninth Rear Acme Water Co
Nvao khEN-Married men preferred. Tulaa
street ia0.,Say, corner Fifth and Iawlon,
+, NrRI Man and bus boy wanted Apply
Eyer Tat Cafe
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-16
wANTED-AUroMOBILEs

y ANTED-Good secondhand automobile Ia
exchange FOR highly yauable OIL curtiG
cate Address NJ Randolph, 2lO East
seventh Phone Gl23&"
USED CAkS--We buy then any condition
Auto Saiyagc. .1b East Second street
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-16
FINANCIAL.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ~
BUSINESS -For sale, splendid business
making $1,000 year, $500 takes No. Inu
mhst be sold at once. owner gone foo Wal
Call AZ i07 South Boulder.
DRUG sTORF For sale. account ot draft
u To care World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-16

MOTORCYCLES AND BICNCLES r.
MOTORCYCLE For sale 1917 motorcycle
with side cari will trade on Ford and pay
dttctcuce Leslie brooks Realty Co lO7
South Boulder Phone 2HTB and 7llB
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-16
BOARD AND ROOMS.
ROOMS Fon RENT FURNISHED II

ROOM Tor rent. modern sleeping room
electricity and gas al,o garage corner OF
Evils and Admiral
Rooms Tor rent suite OF two rooms large
.lerpmE porch two beds, 'i'ins room
Phone h3a-N
RopNNArF Wanted by refiued Young lsdy
~ho lives With private family fhono
1895
REFINED young lady, employed. to shsre
furn.shed apartment close m. PNonr 'io,'
.pOoNgArf Wanted 40 Fast Eighth.
Ohage 1854
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-16
SITUATIONS WANTED lTM\rr g.

BoOKktErER 'rYPIsl Young t,5,
NlreA position, experienced luul4.,r.r
have 'air knowledge Of typatUir. a..
have had two and ourhili ,urs. ,r..
cnce In electrical ,inr Mr., n ur.frl..
iOi East Seventh, care A pnsu.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS A


NOTICE 20 all real estate men my properly
~ 1887 south Main Ia of the market \.
Il Moore
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-16

NIlCyiFLL one tc,rp passenger Mitchell
car. in Nfsi .Hsa condition 500 c.sh "
so'd within srfk Phone 00oy. tall for
lGwrruir
OVERLAND For mlr. good Overland
roadster. will fel0 cheap for cash 'sIl At
Whites Music storc ii6 South Boston or
phone A1i
NEltI 1917 i,unug car ior alr. IN -
tulrnt condition run 600 miles viii 90
aak Tor Good
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-16

STfNoGRAPHER Experienced A. ODD
desire, high grade place lni. Jay.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-16

NNNwElL roadStcr tire ier sale good COM
diuon Suuth Main
REPAIRS
Complcts aAsoTtrucnt Of repair lI,ta tot
rie foIoSing make Of ears, Mai 500 -ire
orders shipped same day teceNe.. 4 s h
Auburn. Appstsoh, Allen,
Anchor Abbott Detroit
Buick Cadillac, Chalmors
Chevrolet Cole, Courier
Case Doris, Dodge,
r NJ D. Emerson, Eluors
Everett Fsuders O. " G Truck,
Hudson, Haynes Hupmobua,
Henderson, Howard. Hs'sdAy,
Jackson. Jeffrey
kut, knos, King, Little Giant
Mitchell Michigan. Marion.
Maxwell Moon. overland "a
oakland uldsmobtle Ohio,
Paige. Patterson, Pope Tribune.
IeATy Peerless, Popc Hartford
Packard Pullman, REQ,
" C. H. Regal Rambler
studcbaker Speedwell, SsHon
stoddard Dayton, rhoma,
Nelie, Vulcan. Warner Detroit.
Also Bosch mAgurtos. coils and used Iires
carried In stock at oil times
AUTO SALVAGE.
2i5 Eat Seoont 81
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-16
EMPLOYMENT
siTUA1TONS WANTIn-NN

hTTNNITVNN WANIIn--N\Il ~
fHO1odR NrilkR Position .,.,t,J
perlenced Sew York all around rh.,..,.
phrr y Wallenstein. 5bg v I.''"k,'
slrrrt, New York city. '' ''I"
done. Phone Usage $3.50 '''pV
ANTED- Employment b. count,
country; both neat. refined m.du, p
man qualified In many Ways Nh. '
lent COOK aud housekceper " n C,Il.,
General Delivery. '"''
YOUNG MAN wants steady pn,,rbr vUI
oil or other company rau drive AM, ..
part high school education iuteu,-.5,
liable aud efficient Box ROO Jar. M.
World '''
NANrED--By ar experienced farmer .4l
two grown sons, a position ON ilYp h.
month Address Box A-21. care Word
louSG MAN Wants job as truck oliver
knows city Apply 6-g West F.rb
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-16

STLNOGK sfIiEK Young la4y ur.lrr, no.,
ton N stenographeri prefer ludsrao.I
machine Address Box A.ia Uaru Wr,t
STENOuRApHER With time. 90 ,I1r. ..,.,
like to write your lcttcrs ur Wu.d las'
small -. Of books Phone Uag, i5ga
SfENOGRAPHER Wanted position a. .l.po
grapher hookkccprr or HnF AIud Uf uifrs
work Phone Usage 0635R X
STENOGR APHER First class. a..r. u.r.
manspt .osition. test Of rcirr'n.ss pGor.
4I6'.
SrENoGRArHER with boohArrru. .Nper.
rtncc desires position. Phone 20 90
.TNPlST Experienced typis, want auy Kind
Of rpowuttng to do at home Hu, N.
World
NOTICE 'rh. Liberty MrsseuE,r wt.l hau'
your trunk anywh re on paved streets or
90 rsntb. Phone 1851.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-16

Ir,. room with ruu..rlA Rnl.! close
in Box A 10, World
EOoN-Two young ladies Employed want
rooi vim rehrcd family 800 pr'ai" hom'
400 care World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-16

YOlNI VAN Wanted, In the mailing room
Of ihi. ofhyt. must be- ablo 20 drive tord
ni MAILING roou brtwr,n 10 and -, Satut'
nnN morning.
WANTED oEusrgr.ic young man to gel OIL
rip. lime make from $50 TO $50 per
week Ihi, is rot stock selling proposl
ton CAN ard see T.. E Grow Al Brady
,OloRFn CAR WASHERS Wanted. cHpe
r.re,d ear washer. co,orcd, tor ufht
Nurk Apply Managers office, Adams
Motor Sole, 60.
WANTED Thoroughly experienced ana zap
able male strnogfaphrr and geneta, oiilre
t,.,,toni, prefer married mnn w. care
World
NOING MAN Wanted. young mat m gro
Gerry vtth some knowledge Of meat cuiilhs
give references 3li West Eleventh ihon'
iuuE.
Two ROYS-WAnted 81 for two hour'
work Apply At Q clock SATURDAY
Spectator. third and Detroit
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-16
WANTED-rO BORROW

LOAN--W Wanted 81, 900 private money ior
or years on new residence nearing ovu.
pletion and csssing 81, 800. Phone ''''
or 1919.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-16
HorELs-RooMING HOUSES As

BOOMING HOUSE-For sale, lO.rOom
house. two.car garage, two rooms over "a.
rage. you can buy house. furniture and sll
for less than what the property is worth,
this is real close in party must sell.
Bankston 4 90. $40 Robinson Bldg Phone
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-16

PAINTING AMI DECORNTIN 30
CAN SAVE you MoSEY--On paper hanging
aud painting; call for estimate all work
guaranteed + s. Southor'and i3l5 r.
PNPERUANGIN0
Plymouth Wal Paper Co, 3l2 Fast Sec.
ond Usage 1924
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-03
THEY'RE OBSOLETE.

Carl Lacmmle, president of the
I Universal, has issued an order to all
the Universal studios anent the use
.of certain new, but sadly overworked
words. Here it is:
Beginning Immediately YOU will
please discontinue the use Of the fol
lowing words or expressions in the
titles, subtitles or advertising of any
and all Universal pictures:
CAMOUFLAGE - Because it has
been worked so hard by moving pic
lures, newspapers and magazines that
ut has begun to be a source of irrita-
ton to persons who have more than
a one-track mind.
INTENSIVE - Same reason as
above.
PSYCHOL0GY-Because it is used
by so many persons who seek to ap-
pear learned (when their knowledge
Us purely superficial) that it has lost
its effectiveness. Nine times out Of
ten it is fake or bluff, or if you will.
camouhage,
EFFICIENCY EXPERT - Because
there is no such thing.
SOMEWHERE IN TRANCE-Be-
cause it proves lack of originality
ClNEMATOGRAPHER--Because il
is a terrible thing to load onto a good
cameraman
GREATEST ON EARTH-Because
no picture we or anybody else ever
made is the greatest on earth.
HIT OF THE SEASON-Becaus
This is the expression that practically
every theatrical manager and picture
producer employs in describing every.
thing he produces, o
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-03
OFFICIAL FOOD NEWS OF
FEDERAL FOOD ADMIN
ISTRATI0N
FLOYD {. MILLER
Public information Director
Norman, Oklahoma
FLOYD E. MILLER
EMPLOYEES TO FARM
THE RIGHT OF WAYS

Every railroad train in oklahoma
may run through ga ems of growing
vegetables this summer
II Is planned to have the employees
Of the railroads utilize the vast areas
bounding the railroad tracks to in.
crease the food supply, Every tillable
foot in Oklahoma along these tracks
will he used to grow food that will
help to defeat the kaiser
Last season several roads tried out
this plan on a small scale and found
that great quantity Of vegetables
and grains were grown. One company
fcrnished its employees with seed po.
t1toes, and $4,000 bushels were pro-
Gueed. f&1l.a Y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-03
Ga PeenCand 9R}3 !
u S->s ici,s61' Ogden LdWrehEeR

took him to sunny California, and he
had scarcely stepped off rain
when he was accosted by + = Nc
Rae and engaged on the spot for a
role in "fhe Lions Claws" which he
is supervising in production. The role
he plays in support of Marie Wal
camp is that Of a remittance man,
with whom the star falls in love. And
before the first episode ends, Eddie
has to pay the penalty. That's quick
rotribution. Very good, Eddie; see
you again in the next World--no, Uni
-versal picture.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-03
LET POTATOES SAVE WHEAT

At this time the supply Of wheat is
limited We must save more wheat
Irish potatoes is the great bread
substitute. Save wheat Let the spuds
10 it for you
The Irish spud has tded the Irish
over many famine This tuher has
kept the kaiser's army well fed by
releasing the wheat back Of the line.
We must make the spud welcome
taember on our daily menu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-03
FLOUR CONSUMPTION
MUST BE REDUCED

The United States Food Admlnlstra-
ton has issued a statement calling
upon patriots to reduce their con-
sumption of wheat flour to six pounds
per person per month.
This urgent cal is made because Of
the necessity of supplying our sol
dlers and our allies and to keep some
wheat for home consumption until
harvest comes. Unless this advice is
hGeded practical shortage of all
wheat -four will result before harvest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-03
ENGAGED TO DIE.

GH ILLED Off in the third act" is
N a common expression with ac-
tors on the Legitimate stage,
but TO be employed to meet his death
in the first reel of a thirty-six-reel
serial is the engagement upon which
Edwin August has entered. Edwin
August is one Of the real old-timers
Of the screen, and his name is famil-
lar to patrons of the picture houses
for the last eight years. In all that
time he has confined his activities to
New York City practically all the
time. The list of producing firms for
which he has played reads like a blue
book of the industry It includes
among cthers Edwin August Feature
Films. o
This year he made a resolution, 1t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-03
RANCE Of THE MARKETS
T0DAYS QUOTATIONS
ny WIRE; HOME
MARKETS
KANSAS CITY Lwro5o ock

KANsAa CITY LIVESTOCK
r,oGs;
Receipts $4,000
Market. l5c to 25c higher
Bulk of sales, $lG.9O to $l74O
Top price, $3.50
cATrLE4
Receipts, 10000.
Market, 1Oc higher
Prime fed steers, $3.50 to $t45O
Dressed beef steers, $500 to $3.50
Cows, $3.50 to $l200,
SHEEP
Receipts, 1000
Market, 10c higher
Lambs, $1,000 to $1,000
Ycarlings, $500 to $1G75,
Wethers, $3.50 to $1,000
Ewes, $500 to $500.