Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08
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! GDNIiNltD fNOh HAGE ONE
! ITO particular value tp this community
Inud eute and one OF tie surprises
! Of uis Issue is that not 40 per cent
ol IL is display advertising. There
|uro three page sections devoted 10
pil. ana ono Of them does not contain
"a display advertisement In the oil
section are stories by A. Clark Bed
FORD. head OF the petroleum commit
, toe OF the council OF national defense F:
by Walter T. Rittman, the inventor OF
the Hittman process OF cracking RnBo-
line. by John ID. Northrop OF the
bureau Of mines, and by many other
well known authorities. There are
more than four hundred portraits OF
individuals In the Issue. and perhaps
Two hundred Of them are OH men.
and ray of the prominent oil at
tofneys OF Tulsa.
Agricultural section Eye-Opcncr.
The agricultural section viii be an
eye-oLener to Tulsans ant to OklA-
homans. II contains twelve pages OF
illustrations OF the champion live
stock OF the world, which Is owned
by Tulsa men.
Frank NJ Gsult. president OF the
state board OF agriculture, John
Fields, the best farming auth Jrlty in
inc ana OlUtff, bff ttfNIIbuNNih y
20 this department Mr.. Eborle. an us.
ststant to Mr.. Hoover, has written u
special article for this issue of farm d.
ing and food conse walton What Will
Tulsa do when the oil plays out" IL
answered once and for n.l--for the
first timo--in this issue
An entire section Ia devoted to tho
minerals of the state other than Oh,
with stories by experts, covering The
lead and zinc, coal, asphalt ard
manganese industry, showing Oklthc-
mas resources In way that mas nev-
er before been attempted.
These are simply few of the many
hundreds OF featurH OF THIS issue. 10
say nothing pf the many pagea OF pie
lures OF reHiaences, nod Vicws Of tile
business district OF Tulsa. ~ well az
nm individual pictnre OF every building
In the city over four stories high
tmany of them full pageS), and the
greatest panoramic view OF this city
ever appearing In print, covering two
fun pages.
Cost OF Production Epprm rus
The cost OF production OF this lssCe
bas been enormous. but 4 there is any
noney made out OF It by Tho World.
II Will be made by the people of Tulsa
and not by outside grafters; and n G
people OF this city will overlook thcir
one best opportunity to advertise this
city, II they fall TO send many copias
OF II out OF town. rhe wood intends
to send several thousand copiea 20 the
| newspapers thruout the United States.
To every senator, congressm'In and
government official al well as TO the
diplomatic representatives OF foreign
countries, libraries etc. bat n heap cf
energy Will be lost unless every citizen
sends some OF the papers 20 friends
out of town,
The cost OF production, due 20 In
ci cased cost OF white paper, labor
war taxes, etc, has been so great ths {
The World will not print a single copy
mere than the regular circulation and
tho number purchased In advance.
and unless all orders for extra copies
are IN this office by ThuradGy even
Ing, February IL, Z will be mpossi-
bic to SECURE an extra copy. The reg
lhar subscribers OF the paper will
each receive one copy IN tho regular
mail and city delivery. bu. unless
extra copies are ordered In advance
there will be no possible chance TO
secure one Telaphons the circulation
de psrtment Of 'rhe Worii NJ once as
To how many COPIES you wsh re
served There will he no solicitation
other than thru the columns Of The
World. an~ II vod nagleo, to call or
phone. you win not get one.
Due 10 the value OF the edition, aud
the eNpense TO which we have hcon
pnt TO In producing 4. the cost OF each
paper will be tifty cents