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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09
|ALEtS&FRlIlElNDLLYFoREST Ri y

Did you ever Fec rooster rakIuR
with n rake7
n you haven't. let me tell you. it's a
very funny sight
Hen stop to grow million timet
and thrn hon want tp tght
And that ~ course. you knows o.
great mistake. ~
And that's Just what happened gthe
next day when the old Red Rooster
came W 90 see unclc Lucky. after
reading the advertisement IN th,
Hunnyvlllo Gazette.
Are you sure you know how tu
handle rakcT" asked tho old gen
tleman rabbit. and NJ course the old
Red Rooster said he did so kind
Uncle Lucky took him out 10 the
Toulouse and gave him long wood
Cn rake and then he took him back
On the front lawn. There are plenty
of leaves said Uncle Lucky Rake
them up into big pile ard We 70
have bonfire tonight. and maybe
We n roast some sweet potatoes and
apples
"Hurrah" naid the old Red Roost
er and he began To crow
hurry up" said Uncle Lucky
! And then tho old rooster started IN.
and by and by he had a little pile
not higher than his knee Wasn't
ho slow old worker Well | just
guess ne was And the reason ne
didn't rake more leaves was because
he'd stand half tho time leaning on
tho rake handle watching the auto
mobiles go by And Of course when
Uncle Lucky came out to see how
things were going he was disappoint-
cd And | guess ne was angry, too,
ror he took the rake away FROM the
old Red Rooster and put Il away in
the Toulouse
And thCn the old rooster dot dread .
fully angry and he ran az Uncle
Lucky and stuck his spurs into him
And he tapped his wings and crow
cd. and then he pulled out some fur
from tho old Ccntlmau rabbits win.
ter overCoat And maybe he'd have
done moro dreadful things N an OF
r. sudden something hadn't happen
ed Yes sir, something's most like
IS 10 happen when YOU least EXPECT
70, but this time II helped dear, Kind
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09
The Wife
by JANE PHELPS

I dinner. Ruth knew she had not
| taken as much pains as usual, nor
mind was upon other things Tho
| steak was oySrdone, the potatoes soE-
/ gy
1T seems 20 mo when you don't
| have anything else 20 do, you might
! cook the meals so man could est
| them" no said impAtiently Things
| had been discouraging at the office
/ lie was tired and hungry. and thu
/ badly cooked, unappctlzng dinner
added the last straw to his discom-
/ fort.
m had something else 10 do. NJ.
wouldn't expect me 90 cook ." Ruth
/ thought but said nothing. At an
other time his impatlence would
have made her weep. but nov her
mind was taken up with other things
She was sorry ~ course. that Urlar
didn't enjoy his dinner. but she never
would boz good housckoeper. lie
might as well understand Il Per
hpps u might make him moro willing
sho should try 20 earn money. and
hire some one who could cook TO
please him,
TRY tho coffee, Brian. That's
good, ] know
Coffee and bread and butter
aren't very substantial for man.
dinner especially n he's tired and
hungry he replied In q milder tone
as she carried his plate ~ steak and
potatoes away almost untouched
Il know. dear But YOU see 7
wasn't raised to bc cook" she re-
piled. laughing ~ him.
"No' n tho time YOU have spent
fussinr with paints and paper.
changing over rooms and putting on
bow windows. had been spent learn
ing 10 cook. We might have been
more comfortable
why should l spend my time IN
the Kitchen Aunt had cooks
enough"
You might possibly have learned
something"
"Oh, mo- YOU don't understand tho
nicBcrs, Brian. They don't respect
white people who do their work.
'oh. well, never mind feel bet
ter now. I didn't mean TO be cross
/ This coffee Is dandy"
Yes. aunt said ! made delicious
coffee
The dinuer over RriRn retired be
hind his paper, and Ruth. nffcr she
had cleared away looked over hcr
wardrobe trying 10 decide which
dress and hat she better wear when
she started out on the morrow She
had made up her mind She would
go 90 the interior decorating shops
and try to get a position But she
would say nothing 10 Brian until she
was obliged TO-
And Brian, whom ne finished his
paper. was so sorry that he had been
cross about the dinner that he pro-
posed they go somewhere and spend
/ the remainder ~ Mrs Claybornes
check for a. rarehi
Tomorrow A Friend Of Brians
Tells Ruth she should Use Her Tai
CnL
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09

No. We are not "a selfish folk,
We give az call or ncod,
We pour our willing millions out
Great starving lands Co feed
hut, an. we are a thouWhuess folk
our daily ways we rc,
ForEcttul that tia each ones part
To war against tho zoe
There in the mud ot riclrdy
our ShWmigs stand today,
To halt tho blood .craEci hoche n
hordts
And end tho kniser'g sway
while hcre AT homo how mcrrily
our thouEhtlcss dollars QHnce'
what might they. mean Ok strength
and cheer
To Sammio there In France
Let's cut out foolish hats and "cats. "
Give up the taxi ride
Save food ard garden fNr our health.
walk more. and curh nur pride
The patriot wears 20 uniform
when last yoar'g suit he duns
And with those thoughtlcss dollars
saved
Buys stamps 20 strafe tho HUNS.
by Alice Lovett Lewis
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09
Ripplin0 Rhymes


lad Roads.
travel much In -utoE. hy woods
and fields ana grottos take my
stately way and soc tho highway
builders blow IN our hard earned
FuildcrH on roads that do not pay
They're always fixing. fixing the dirt
ana rubhle mixing, nll summer they
have toilcd. and then thore comes
u torrcnt--thc fact is most ahhor-
nt-and al their work is spoiled
Their road is wished to thunder. and
they repeat their blundor. they build
lt up again. they cut their bootlcss
rhpcrs with graders and with sera
pcrA misguided sons of men The
roads uro draEEed and graded. and
Wnnicured and Fpldsd. and when 10
rains they're done. the money that's
been sgunnderrd un roads DER which
I've wandered. bon gold. would weigh
ton our roads nrr drrtrv flz2lcs
although with planes and phiscH we
smooth them y,rr by year. for
money Ulwaya calling. they're good
till rain o. falling and then they dis
appear when inIs great war is
ended methlnhs % will hc splendid n
- get down iD brNE and build
some modern highways forsakinR
muddy 'hywnvE and utv cattle
tracks travel much loo motors and
on ! see the ,n'.rH sunk shoulder
decp in mud rr.rrri for morals
losing, tho lHnEur" thrv are using
would frccz" u puris'.9 blood
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09
Lille BeHHy's Notebook

My cuyzIn was orround FOR sup
pir yCstiddy and pop told ma N b,
wascnt for uIl the kings Bud every
thing th'ro wouldent ho cny war.
ana after suppir me and Arue was
settling ON the frunt steps and scd.
g. tell you wat. let's make up per.
fcck government and leevc the 9th
or fellows an in ~ and then thcy
wont fitc ouy moro or cnythlnE
q, an rite. lets make Up cons'i.
toolinn and everything. scd Artie. let,
ClEo everybody equal rites and no.
body wont hc no better than nobody
ols ana there wont be enything q,
have flto about and We will b,
tho ones that made % up
We VIII Ike uuthinF. was IN,
one mad" 10 up, and Inn going 20 D.,
president NJ ~. too. I scd
Tho heck you are who made uI
iFt i1orr t1 hpvo a ronstitootIn. yoJ
or me- fgd\rue.
No. kf and Ar,Ie sod. Your,
another. and ] sod Well II I'm an
other you're hits brother. and n yoi
don't Ike % you can lump IT, and o.
Inn not going tn hc president of 10 W
there aiut going tu he cny perfect
government
All rite then there aint going tt
hc cny YOU think you're crate. don
you. bet can lick you ruy day lf
tho week. sod Artic
AW shut up. I sod.
Aw shut up yourself and see how
Won Ike lt. sci Artio. And We stop
ped talking about perfcck COVER
ment ani pritty soon some Of the res
~ the follows came GROUND and vi
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09
WILL PRESENT ARGUMENTS
FOR INCREASE OF PRICES

NEW YORK. Sept Steel pro-
duCers are preparing 10 present
strong arguments In favor of the steel
committee % the American Iron and
Steel Institute ana the price fixing
committee N the war Industries
board to be held in Washington. Sep.
tcmher rs. 90 discuss possible price
revision october ! The government
IS said TO he opposed 20 any change
Iron output continues short OF re-
quircmcuts
Copper requirements have been
heavy aud distriSutiun Of refined
metal rs confied 20 government ore
dcrs on account with some provision
Tor smaller consumers
Scarcity of lead continued pro-
nounced Spolter rs In moderate de-
mand but offerings are light and tho
market is firm
There Is little demand for tin.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09
DAY IS THE BIRTHDAY OF
Joseph Leidy



Joseph Lcidy was one of the fore
most naturslists of America. the
more remarkable because he was
sell taught Practically every biz ~
his wonicrful knowledge Of plants
and minerals and animals. he ac-
qulrcd himself without the aid OF a
teacher
lie was born In 1923. In PhnadeI-
phia N seems that he had quite a
TALENT for drawing and might had he
followed his ambition. have become a
Well-known artist At is he loft
school and took a position as a drug
clerk While he was not waiting
ON customers no began studying
botany and such things. and learn
ing 50 rapidly that he was admitted
to the University of Pennsylvania
md took his degree as n medical doe
tor when he was only 81.
He went abroad and came to no-
iiCe first. hy his 6tudiCs of tcrrcs-
trial raNcropoda, which. translated
into every day language. ls the form
~ animal ne that crpwls ON ita
stomach He made some valuable
additions % science by his work on
fossil horses and was the only Amcri.
can author 60 work on extinct vcr-
tcbrata
According 20 recent professors, his
most important archaeological con
trlhution TO the knowledge of tho
world, was q paper on some vprtc-
bratc remains discovered I'm the phos.
ph1tc beds ot South Carolina In
spite of the dry as-dust sound Of his
work his researches led him into
many interesting and romantic dis
covcriea OF dead forms Of ne Hc
died IN 1891
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09
The Heart Hunters
ny MARY DOUGLASS
Author Of Hunting Husband" Handing a Hubbard

up with me. Let's see II can't
do something for you
He led me to the elevator We
were shot rapidly to the tenth floor.
Joe Hammond led the way TO his
office 4 shower Of drops drippcd
from me as / walked
Now YOU como in here Hc
Inserted his key. In tho lock and lod
me across hts handsome office 20 a
small anteroom "l'U borrow few
things from my stenoEraphor slip
or your SKIRT ne said in that mas
terful way and put this on lie
held out a black skirt and "A rubber
raincoat There. these rubbcrs are
too blk for YOU, lll get you a pair on
the way home"
He closed the door after him. I
slipped or my slmpgy wet frock
No wonder Alice James had liked
NJ Hammond His manner was uu-
Ike that of any other man I had
met was ready I'm few min
utea
Joe Hammond was waiting for me
IN his oftico. "Rcady7" he hsNcd
me. 'Jove. but you're picture
rain only makes your hair curl
lknieT.
fclt a glow of happiness run
through me How nice ho wast
Feel an riEht2' he asked
'Oh. yes I answered
why not have dinner together 7
I'll telephone the mater. and YOU
can call up your roummntcs'
But those clothes demurred
I did want 90 go uc had nrruci
INC into 10 with hls huytsh manner
Now you run In and telephone. ."
ne said, showing me thc instrument
standing an his desk called up
BETTY ana told her ] would be out
for dinner
II was the first tlmc any one had
invited me 10 dinner in New York
II would be run Then I rcmcm bcrcd
with "a ackcnmg feeling that ho
would want 10 kno wahout Alice
And / must tell him that She was
married
For a moment I thought " escape
Then heard his footsteps com
ing into the office
Tomorrow Dinner at paFIiattTs.
lCcpyfigbt lgls George Mat,hsv Adams }
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09
Tho rhunacr shower

CHAPTER KILN
The rain came down with sud
den rush. II swept In long waves
across the streets ran for refuge
into tho doorway of a tall otflce
building My thin dress ot silk was
already drcnchcd A taxi skiried
tho street slowly with rod flag up,
but 1 could not afford that luxury"
Tho car lines were only three blocks
enN could only stand and wait
As I leaned back against the sido
of tho doorway a tall figure strode
out lie showed up his umbrella and
cast a swift glance IN my direction.
Joe Hammond
why. Miss
pale" / told him flushing
Yes. of course 10 just slipped
my memory Won't you let me take
YOU to car'" Then he looked down
at me I'm sudden dismay You're
drruchcd 10 the skini'
"Oh. IT won't hurt said. laugh
Ing shyly
II should say u will You come
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09
Everyday Wisdom
II You Are Thinking of BuyinE ON,

N You Are Thinking ~ Buying One
Ecmrmbcr the original cost OF
canur,. is not all Don't forget the
upkCCp
Many people maintain am
aquarium IN which 10 grow their
own pickIcs. Just before dinner they
spcar sufficient number fdr the
meal and place them fresh squiru-
ing upon tho table
In strictly cugcnic marriage. the
bride should he examined Tor false
teeth Remember postertty
Few people. when drinking bean
soup ever stop 90 consider the an
Euigh it has caused the bean
And who ~ uy ever rausry 10 ro-
fleet upon the sufferings of cut
glass
lUopyrieh, iais George Matthew Adams }
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09

wagons and succeeded In putting out
tho blaze which, however. had
burned up an tho available oil.
THE MAN who sat ~ The Worlds
telephone all Saturday afternoon
and answered hundreds OF calls
about the ball game, remarked ~ the
! Inumhcr ~ women interested In tho
result Thcy didn't cill about the
details OF the game, hut waited un-
tll later. when tho final score was
made Tulsa women Indicate they
aro watching the progress OF the
series.
CHAIRS HALF A DOZEN OR
MORE-Thc Red Cross workers say.
IL an that Is necessary 10 make them
happy They have fine. large offices
now and as the work accumulates.
more facilities are necessary. ANY
one who has some office chairs that
are not I'm use win do a fine thing
20 loan them 20 the Red Cross home
service section, pr. Wrlghts OLA
building, Third and Cheyenne.
-
HENRY LAvALLETTE and D7n
Patton, negroes. pleaded guilty sat
urday before a. $ Commissioner J.
" wilkins on slacl5er charr-cs. They
were both bound TO the grand jury
on bond OF $500 each and on their
failure 10 make same we're COM
mitted TO Jail They will both be in-
ducted into service. however. before
the EraNi jury meets. Patton n
first pleaded mot guilty but after
Lavnllettc pleaded guilty he said
Listen Mr.. Judge, n It's that easy
I'm do that. too"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09

doorknoh ON tho old Toulouse door.
guess u would have come or IT'S
hinges and cost dear. Kind Uncle
Lucky lot ot money foo have It
fixed
Well. WE'LL said ih, ola 1ou'ID-
man rabbit - guess that's lhr ".t
~ him. but 10 wasn't And .nu"
day nm ton you how that OLD Red
Rooster got away from tohh'r
Hawk
For he was % very tough old fowl
was that lazy. o'd Red Rooster
And hold always shIrk whenever he'd
work
For 10 any Kind OF work re wasn't
used ter
SO remember N Won please. II you
have lot Of leaves,
To take my hired man, whose
name ls Brewster.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09

A young man from Iowa says tho
wichita BEACON. IL getting $40 day
at the Hos Island shipyard for fig
uring tho workers share ~ profits %
while other young Americans as we'll
qualified as he are working IN tho
trenches at t5a A month. and rlsking
their lives At that
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09

shippers viii now have 10 mco,
another increase Of one hundred mil
lion dollars In wnEos granted railroad
employees by Director General Nc
Adoo, Perhaps that is one reason
tho discriminating rates In Oklahoma
have not been adjusted
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09

To show that Joplin Is a Fora
town, the Globe complains that there
are too many hltchinE posts In Jop-
lin. II ono ~ Ioplin'E Industries has
not been undcrestimatod, those posts
are probably needed FOR other pur-
poses than for httchinE old Dobhln
tn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09

Jncle Lucky And this is what 10
was:
an - sudden Nohhcr Hawk
flew dos'r from the sky. and before
chat old Red Rooster knew what was
'hr matter he was @natched up by
that old Ruhhcr Hawk and carried
away And n hc hadn let go of the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09
City Briefs

MISS MATHEL CROFT. 7l6
SouthaGlwood. let Tor Chicago and
Lake E4rcst. Illinois. Saturday, for
a two weeks vacation.
TOM WILL FOLLIN. age -. died
AZ a local hospital Saturday from
wounds received in q gas plant at
Snpulpa- The body was shipped TO
Fort Worth for burial
-
MRS. H. +. PORTER ~ 1921
South Roston is IN receipt Of "a COM
munication from her son, Lieut. Jack
Porter, stating that he has arrived
safely In France.
-
JACOB LEWIS, 10 years Of age,
died Saturday morning at the New
Fox hotel Of tuberculosis His home
was al Sperry and the remains were
sent there for interment sunday
MIR AND MRS w r.. Beckwith
returned Friday evening from an
extensive automobile trip through
Colorado and Wyoming Mr. Beck
with Is manager OF the McNulty Mo
tor company
@ -
G. f.. RICHARDSON Of Broken
Arrow was in Tulsa Saturday en-
route home from Colorado where
he visited his brother at Gunnison
lie reports snowfall fight In
August while on mountain trip
-
WORD or THE SAFE Rrrivcl IN
second member Of tho law firm Of
West sherman, Davidson a. Moore
capt sherman abs been citizen OF
Tulsa for many years, and his safe
arrival over seas will he welcome
news 20 his many friends
MORE THAN 20 ANSWERS wer-
received by the Red Cross orgnni-
cation To an appeal made by tho
organization for a home for a young
wife Of soldier IN France Homes
everywhere were offered her Let
tors from Drumright Colllrsville. SB-
pulra, ss well ns from Tulsa were re-
ceived
n. a. HOWARD southern govern
wont administrator " railroads. has
Informed the local Confederate re-
union committee that n modification
" tho railroad rulings has been
made. Persons coming 10 Tulsa over
one route will he allowed 10 return
over any route they choose. This is
contrary 20 the first decision
w N ROBINSON rs In town after
q vacation I'm tho cast IIc is here
Co make Hotel Tulsa ready for the
reunion crowd "tt Is our plan TO
make tho Tulsa n feature of the re-.
union he said We will try and
render such service 20 the thou.
sands who como here that n thero
are any complaints they won't be- ON
what We have 90 offer" Mr. Robin
son stated
AMONG THOSE who seek enlist.
mout In the United States marines ls
Miss Jennie Davidson ~ Erigtow
She Is the daughter Of Holmes p1
vii9or deceased tho victim, Of w
7 Bahcrs runmanshlp some two or
three years ago. and is anxious maj
sho may enlist IN the service Soc
gc1nt Condor is considering her an
plic3ii0n.
SHORT CIRCUIT of tho .irrI,iop
w,re7 caused tho OH 20 burn 0ut 81
The engine of am automobile ON Mai,
street between Third and Fonr,p
streets saturday afternoon qbr.,t
O'Clock While "a rpi-hVirrd rorflo
man ordered tho crowd back mo fIr,
department responded with two hos.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09

You have noticed. no doubt. that
General PcrshlnE docs not talk much
Tor publication. but what HIS boys are
doing fills columns
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09
PmkiHUiiIe Pdrdgrdfs

SliC Klldew
spent an hour or
wo at tn o
Rounding Bill"
lows church sun
duy morning and
passed or IN Q
time In an inter-
esting m a n n q r
looking at { h .
faces IN the choir.
every O ne ~ I
which was dit-
foreut
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09

Dock Hooks, our blacksmith, VINO
used 90 ho corn doctor. has Eraa
u1lly worked himself 10 the top now
being a f.rst-class hair cutter.
Christopher columbus was mads
famous bv the wild onion school
teacher Friday I'm his weekly review
or tho world Up 90 this time lliue
was known OF columbus except WhAi
had been found in histories anu
other books
tCoryHghi 1919 George Matthew Adamai
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09

Eynp' uyuE.! HyuEi'.
WIN yOur Hmusniu'
OF the TN upon the Wins
Ana your chargn and your ahOotin
And pour danh.u. and your scOotin'
And your yelln aud your houIin
That's tho thing
When you start 60 udyhnciu',
Wlth punch in left and right.
We an foel safe Ia chHuCin'
AIl we've got upon your nght
Eln Bang ByuE'''
Your orders always have
Tho proper ring
And we tell you. ON tho level
Al the Tins thlnk you're a devil
when you get into a shindy
You're a greater man than liindy
Mister HyuE.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09

SHORT CIRCviT OF tho irrruop
w,re7 caused tho on 20 burn aut of
The engine o' am automobile ON Mai,
street between Third and Fourtp
streets saturday afternoon about Q
O'Clock While "a rDd-hyirrd Gentle
man ordered tho crowd back Tho fire
department responded with two hos.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09

AMONG THOSE who seek enlist
mcnt In the United States marines /,
Miss Jennie Davidson ~ Rri4tnyy
Sho Is m" daughter Of Holmes pa
yid7on deceased tho victim Of w
j. Haher's runmanshlp some two or
three years ago. and is anxious that
shc may enlist IN the service grr
go1nt Condor is considering her gp.
plicati0n
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09

Another king is trying TO put "A
cfimp In tho nutocrhry business.
Obah LoEbola, king uf Dahomry,
has enlisted nt Camp Upton An ID pri-
Natr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09

n. a. HOWARD southern govern
mont administrator ~ railroads has
Informed the local Confederate re-.
union committee that modification
" tho railroad rulings has been
made Persons coming 10 Tulsa over
one route will he allowed 10 return
over any route they choose This Ia
contrary 20 the first decision
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09

Tomorrow Dinner at paFIiattIs
tCoryright lgls George Mauhsv Adams }
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09

has enlisted ht Camp Upton hn IA pri-
Natc.
Jnps and Yanks will fight side by
each in Russia.
boy. page capt Richmond Pear
son robson. Something wrong here.
War certainly changes a nations
slogans,
Now ita sec Germany First"
Trutsky has declared war on tho
United states. Hut can he do that
without paying for that instaiment
furniture out in the Bronx
win halrcuta costing dollar
each We will att have 10 become con
cert p'anists. s.
one other thing that We refuse
10 worry about iH tho report that
the price OF ice at Etah, Greenland,
has advanced.
In Brooklyn colorrd church they
kept "a sword to drive away tho
devils" The other day II WAS stolen.
Lot II be hoped that the guilty party
ls on tho way 10 lfnuce with "A pur-
pose,
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-10-26
PLANT ERECTED FOR EXTRACTION OF RUBBER
 FROM THE ECOT|LLO

There has been erected at Salome, Yuma county, plant for the extrac- tion of rubcer from the ocotillo plant, cne of the fastest growing of the cac- tus varieties of the southwestern des- ert. Throughout northern Yuma county there are real forests of oco- tillo and from these it is expected that enough rubber will be obtained to fill large part of the local demand With rubber and cotton Ariozna could supply the tire demands of the automo- bilists of the country, and while the demands are high the extension of the cotton belt would soon overcome the deficit.