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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-15

st aanife anoct Spn paa Hualonos
me Wpno bar oerimoo Snmllton
Tpfc, iom / TO Nar bar pnret Sonboll
"Iailp SEEMS" &orrciponbcnt / Te-
trogroo og poa merit &olo Ituoeret
MtGnb pg SGnoclicr / Def me Hus-
lanb. San crtlGrer, at Nifoloi Sc
nine er Ell beit ounl1et o. prllg T0ea-
lit, % of Econ Srot5fp or en- Wtano
mco uIpbpanli0c Gpner % pisiellg
prlig. Hoar Srotjfp crflGrcr, at
hpis Spitcrnc o%fpiicr bans Ercosbe-
tingcllcr, lnn pil Den r%lSlilfc Nrrtc
panlp ~gielloptuec aanlpcn % flGnl-
pc til iibitc @lco@broabe, iua or Der
ingcniomhellt Spil on, at han mcncr
bpoo ban Tiger. Spie crtlprcr, al Oct
CT abillrO og lnttcrlig at anic WGilb
Tom Scnine, Srot5fp, Ghicbcrin pg
Sitpinnp ionl u~bctnocliGc Fcrioncr, ia
Tom Brbel % Tof. 2cniuc er tpcrt.
inlob ell Sranifcr, 2Tnfcr % Sfrlr
bent, ipn or bel ficnbt al Moaicn al
Solicit / belle NprbruSlonb. &c be-
traotcr ham Tom Den Wnnb, Der mt.
liNaioroc Ncuoliltioncn % nTitcn bnrs
fer ham. Ga hui9 Srot3fp or loo cps
riNtia, iom bnit or bn0tig % tnnoiN.
Inn beiibbcr ban itarrc amtOifnb nN
flarere Toritnnelic al Splf % Nor-
bolbe / frcmncoc 9arbe crb banoc
@alfour % @rcp Zoe 70 iibitc brittle
lloenriasminiltrc).
Gen fronifc llocnriosminiitcr Ti-
chen CAB / 6rcoogs / Scplltcrctfnm-
ret Ell q coegiorclic ior oc frantic
arigsmnal - cncr Trcosriool. San
nnocritettcoe / ct % aft &lonb &c
or9cS og @ilionS ISreosprogrontmcr
oa fillotc temmelia nsic Dc Silicr,
iom bar blct optrllffct al oiSic. Sc
flcitc politiifc Torticrs Sercre oa sc
politilfe Nlooc bor p0ct llbcnrig@mi-
niiteren lit uoeltc 9iiolo - nlco llr6-
tagelie al sc rabifole Socinliitqrllp.
per. elsie bar uginn / @~opebiagen
c1ige | De g(nicrcoes Trcb5pro0ronI,
men De flonoreoc itcrft pcn ironifc
Tegicring, forbi Sen bapbc ncotct
frarlfe SocinIiiter Eas til Stocfholm.
Sra Som melbcs til @a'binator,
at @ilions Gale bar poft Wiisntob /
%otifanet. bpor man nlcntc, at al
GrGiioelltens ID Iunftcr egncoc finn
8, elcr / Seiben 6, liz Tom 8rinblag
for Observation-Disclosures, og ma
mette, at @ilions Grflrrina blot
piloe forlpnge &rigen paa ubeltenlt
Sib.
Vtcn ct mere Telegram ira Hon1
lneloer, at oct life cr nianoipnliat at
Yapeit bill gisre ct mt Sorieg paa
at fau Sreo iitnnb peo at toee FOR iig
Sopeopunftcrne / De Nniercocs oa
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GrflGringcr ng
oeraf isge at %ilbbragc ct mt @rilno-
lag for Observation-Disclosures og
1orelGgge De frigiprcnoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-15
Oirefte paffcpolt.

@nibin9tnn Den 90e Gan. Batter
til DC ameritonite Iropper / 6ranfriq
fan, bpiS DC life operiti9cr 7 Euno /
@cgt, bereiier ~oore5ieres oirefte iii
Solooierne ieIu, men De uil life lpn.
gere bli mootnget iii @ioereIorienoeI.
ic AZ Commanding General. Bort Of
Gmbartotion" iom Oct biotil bar Dor.
ret giort.
Genne alinogisrclie ubiteotes ioug
al Eoitoepartemenict.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-15

tionolc Sprlpar OF Tor Oct treble iii
Siciplineringeu al Icnlotrotict."
Niiis Tanfburit tiIieicoc, at De bri.
tiite Apinocr rii Inn hdr Ell 1anfr.
ben az lifre DC IQlereoc Seircn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-15

Srncr mcS at iprc Hcuulntipnsfrigen
til "anbrc cnrupriife Gnnoe", hpis
Smpcrialiitcrne life Dpgiuer inc
Elamcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-15

&nsierncs % Gcnfrnlmoatcrncs De-
lcgater fortiGtter UNDERSTANDING
aernc / @rcit.2itopif om Separat'
frco.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-15

Tprlrnaer @aabcuitilitanbcn eli Waa'
neb. Srptstp erflGrer, at Muster
nc life nil ilaa al paa tine Trinei'
pcr pru cemufratiif Nrco.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-15
Verden$kri9etl.

Nilions Trebsprunram tinbcr life
Waabc for DC pnnsermanife Blade.
Ssiter itcrf Mnerfjcnoelie / eng
lamb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-15
Sinlanbs Hnerfiennclie.

Stocfholnl ben zoe Sanilar.
Sperlecs Auertieaoelk al 6inIanos
lInihRngigbeo bilies meo Sesci.
jung al al polItlite 6attIoaer Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-15

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-15

5sFllsHes saa sioe .
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-15

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-15
SNiflnno nncrficnecr Tinlanb

Imltcroam bcl 70e %dnlar.
Epltlano har ~rornlclt dnertlcno.
Den liltltc Hepublif.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-05-31

Inserted bands of taffeta make "a
Iluc serge dress interesting
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-05-31
nONDEN DECLARES PUBLIC
hElNG NI.ItN MUCu MISIED

Suoallvd egg substitutes now on the
market do not give proper return Tor
the money of the purchaser In ,he eX-
pressed opinion of Walter NJ. noydcn.
state dairy and food commissioner.
The statement on the label that a
package h a. good as ihlrty-siX eggs, "
boyden says. lis misleading II may
be equal 90 that number of cggs in
'avonins power. hut II is not so az Ia
nutrition"
Coat TAI dye l. used. tho commits
sioncr says, 90 give the substitute u
rich color ~ egg yellow. but o. de-
ceptiNe when the nutritiye value Is
sought Co be- conveyed Ia appearan,
Ia the customer Analysis shows that
the egg substitutes are composed of
corn starch. casein or desslcated milk.
hicarbonate of soda ana coal tar col.
oring.
Boyden says that hls statement Is
made not for the purpose OF convey.
lng the impression that these egg sub
stitutes arc harmful. but simply TO in.
form people Of the character of the
product as 10 lack OF nutritive quail
ties
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-05-31
Mail I.Ine Troubles.

In the stage line business of and on
Tor the past twenty-five years or more.
II. q. Mills a Son, who now have the
mail line from Price into Emery coun-
~. have during the first ten days OF
their operation OF the line given gem
eral satisfaction. The contract proper
for which they were the successful
bidders does not begin until July LIST.
but the month and a half OF the old
contract OF w. &. Broker was as-
sumed by the Mills Interests on May
18th, the lattor taking over most OF
the equipment operated by Droeker.
An inadVertent mistake or two have
been made by the new people, but
they seem sincere la their efforts 10
give good service. Great care has
been taken by the Mills people 20 see
that the parcel post for Emery county
Is taken out from Price promptly and
the efforts they are making along this
Tine are appreciated, especially while
80 much perishable matter Is being
sent into the county.
Rather tardy hut not the less In
deadly earnest, the Emery county Red
Cross chapter has been enabled 10 get
under way the campaign for raising
the county's seventeen hundred and
f,fty dollar appOrtionment of the duly
apportioned amount among the towns
OF the county. II appears that the
advertising material, posters and other
data had been misdireoted To the
Green River branch with the result
that nothing definite was known OF
even the county's superintendent until
the first OF this week. and Il was nee
essaTy then 10 wire In for supplies.
This has been done and pledge cards.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-05-31
DRAWS ron JTNE
SESSION DISTRICT IOIu1'

BELOW h> precincts Is q list of mr,
ors drawn Ter the next term &. Dis.
trict court Tor Carbon county. con.
N"ning az Prize un Tuesday. June iIth.
ncAt
Price Thomas Dumnyne. warren
Peacock. G.. s. Harris. J. A. Crockett
H. y, McIntire, Abe Powell. Nsiis Rrn.
lherson, Andrew Oman, Fred Pat,r.
noster J. Rex Miller ANA Henry nus.
lcrre.
Helper W weeter. Joe narhor.
TO- John noitino ana Antonio Elc.
gantt.
seofield-Jamc- Gentry and " g..
Matthews.
William Green.
clear creek-Jamos Hostrum and
Ralph Pizzl
hehllworth-John Arrunco.
storrs-W 4, Cowley.
Castle Gate-Juhn Phelps.
Winter Qumtcrs-John l.. p,rr,
Alex Gibson ANA William Boweter.
sunnyside-william Oogarty. ! g
woodward and David Peterson.
Well'ngton-IIarvcy A. Pinegar
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-05-31
MUTUAlS have BIG CROWD
social and Luncheon Follow sunny.
side Entertainment.

sCNNYsiDE. Mhy 2s.-I.ast Mon.
day evening concert was given In
Amusement Hall by the Mutual Inn
proyvmout associations that brought
out big crowd. Following the enter
tainmcnt "a luncheon and social was
given nt the home uf Air. and Mrs
John e. Preston by the Mutual con-
toatant- Present were Dr aud Mrs
\. W Duwd. Mr and Mrs Taliesen
Evans. Mt aud Mrs. John Parry Mr.
and Mrs A. r. IIopkinson. Mr. and
Mrs. George y. Wells. Mrs. Loa Tay-
lor. Mr. Mae Nual Miss Matte Parry.
Miss Ardrlia Nccicy. g. .. Jensen and
John e. Preston s-uNssf''f
with the excellent service. given Be-
tween Price and this CAMP rs the
johnson automobiles tow people ever
travel now hy railroad between the
two points. Roads are not bad. hut
could b, better.
several new dwelling. single and
double. are planned Tor the immediate
iuturv iu this camp. Some eighty
famili,- are on the waiting list
Miss lzctta Funk has returned IRON
Salt ihk, City where she has boon
mcr with her parents Mr aud Airs.
g. ~, Funk.
Mr. and MIR. Tavern Jensen recent.
~ went from here to Fairyicw GA a
visit To- relatives. lie leaves soon for
one ct the training camps.
Farmer 10 the west OF here have
put much new ground under cultlya-
ton this spring. Good crops are
promised everywhere.
Mr.. and Mira. John Patterson are
spending few days In Salt Lake city.
Mrs Mae Noai and daughters. Bor.
Eice aud GLADYS, have icft g. spend the
summer In Salt Lake city
DR. and Mrs y. NJ. Nehor OF Castle
Gate were guests az the home OF Mr..
ana MrS. w y. wctscl over sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald IIigginson are
visiting relatives az Spanish Fork,
prior 90 his departure o. enter the
service Of Uncle Sam.
Very little sickness out of the or.
binary u reported hy the two camp
In a. W. Dowd. aud his
assistant Dr II. ~. Bash,
prospectorH have lately been going
through the town Ia the hills Gust ana
10 the northeast In s-arch of IN shaIe
beds Several local people are bee !
coming Interested.
Mrs i.oa Taylor has returned a. her |
home IN Wales Tor a brief visit before 1
leaving for Berkeley, Gala. 4" spend /
HE summer
Mis-. Matte Parn hus returned Co
her home IN Logan.
Mrs a. N. Galhraith har gone tel
pend thr summer "n the !. a. Warmer
nnch
Miss Ardrila Nrrlvy lrft the fore
part "f the week fnr Salt Lake C1ty /
or a brief stay before resuming her
musical studies IA thr American con.
cryatory "a Chicago.
Miss Maud Burke has gone tu spend
he summer with home Folks 40 IiouI-
Ter. Colo.
Miss Irene Thomas has returned 10
ler home in Hcnilworth Tor the SUM
ner
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-05-31

cago. lie has purchased the Wells
residence north Of the district school
ana will live there next winter.
Mrs. bee wallick Of Provo Is visit
ing with the home folks IN Hunting
ton following an extensive tour Of the
United States
Mrs. William +. King. who has been
engaged Ia missionary work in Aus
tralia. returned home Thursday night.
accompanied by her sister. Mrs. An
drew Larson
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-05-31
BEST REMEDY ron wuoopINc
COUGH.

Last winter when my little boy had
T, nc Nhooping cough gave him Cham
perlan.s Cough Remedy" writes Mrs
D. H. Roberts, East St. Louis, Ills. ~
KEPT MS cough loose and relieved him
OF those dreadful coughing spells. n
Us the only cough medicine / Keen AZ
the mouse because have the mos,
confidence In IT," This remedpv n
also good for colds and croup.-Ad,t
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-05-31
AUTOMOBILE TRANSFER AND
DRAY LINE.

Give us your hauling Of freight and
like work and Il will receive prompt
attention No Job too large or too
small Tor us 20 handle. Freight 10
given our special attention. Walter
Phone sbw2, Price. Utah.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-05-31
EMERY DOES WELL
FOR THE RED
Cross
TwENTY-SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS
NIT IN ONE DAY.

Live stock Associations Formed and
shares sold For Ten Gents with
Many Heads OF Stock Donated 60
the Caus,--MaiI Line service Get.
ting Bcttcr--Social and Personal
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-05-31

Ihe ifee use Of an effective ue.
powder Is always In order. A ans,
pain Is very effective in bidding re
lows OF lice whitewashing 1, etc.
I'VE against vermin. Use keros,nr ~,
'n' roc, Is ana In the cracks a. cxt N.Y.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-05-31

'"' spring wear remarked the
On 'he car, paper pants would
" preferable 10 lar and feathers"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-30

DuT It is not alone To- the trenches
ID that the benefit OF lhc matrimonial
training proves itself. AZ every turn OF
life the married man shows himself to
have more stamina and able 10 take
more punishment than the single man.
and this leads us Co speculate upon
whether the real purpose of marriage is
not educational rather than bcatihc.
Bliss Dreams Seldom Realized.
When a man and woman marry II Is
because they believe they will secure
perpetual happiness by their union Tn
fortunately their dream OF bliss is sell
dom realized. They lind each other
poor, weak. faulty creatures instead OF
demigods as they had supposed and in
stead Of their own little hpmc being a
sort OF earthly Nirvaua il IS q place OF
Jar and fret, work and worry, regret
and rccrlmlnaiiOn.
Marriage does not bring happiness to
every couple, but it brings the great en-
lighicnmcm TO many II IS the post
graduate school in lie in which All but
fools and cadS arc taught courage,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-30
is Fit Training for War; ToOr
Dorothy Dix Says, and
Compares the Bursting Of
Bombs With WOman's
Temper, and Sbrieking
Shells 10 Baby'S Wall
BY DOROTHY DIX.
The Worlds Highest Paid Woman
Writer.

J appears that there Is no. training
for the trcnrhc, equal 10 that &C.
CURED IN the family circle, and that
married men stand she'll shock far
better than bachelors.
This !, no merry jest II +, cold hard
fact and IS youched for BY no less an
authority than Capt John 4. MlcCmdy
81 the medical officer, reserve corps,
Captain MlcCurdy has had a long cy-
pericnCe in the war hospitals al the
front and he declared IN the course Of
a paper that he read the other day be-
fore the Massachusetts society for men
tai hygiene ON nervous and mental
breakdown from war strain and shell
shock that married men stand the
strain much better than the Unmarried
It's Not Much Of Surprise.
or course this piece Of information
isn't going to surprise any married
man. Every married man will say right
of that matrlmQny is a perpetual bat
lie ground, and that a married man is
always in fighting trim Also that a
married man IS so used to being gasScd,
and to having shocks administered TO
him that he is sort Of acclimatcd 10
warfare, as it were, and so It doesn't
get on his nerves as 1t does on soft and
peace accustomed bachelors.
What's a tomb more or less 10 a man
who has lived fifteen years with a WON.
an with an explosive temper What's
standing in the icy waters Of the trench
10 the man who knows what II is 10
really get cold feet whci he has to ex-
plain TO his wife about the money he
lost in a poker game What's the rain
OF Shrapncl to the man who Is habitu-
atcd to the rain OF bills on the first OF
every month What's the shricking Of
a few shells overhead TO the man who
is used to the bowling Of a baby with
the collie?
Hes a Hardened Veteran.
No The married man is a hardened
veteran in the battle OF life. lie is dis
ciplined and knows how to obey orders
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-30

and so they live IN a happy 60 lucky
fashion that gets nowhere
With marriage this outlook M life
rhangc, The man has given hostage
ln fortune and Ne must pay hs dchl
The necessities OF q family are a splr
u No., side and he must settle down ll
thc stern business oi lilc, and pul u.
the best tight ipr hi, own that Is m
him
Really Works In Earnest.
laNr the lIrst time he Dogius work iu
earnest NE is DESTROYS ui success, and
lu acquire that he must du better work
Thu. is why employers prefer married
mcu 90 single men The married man
with a wife and children dependrn.
upon HIM must stick by his Job and
make good
Marriage turns many % man who q
naturally of nm Idle lnling temper
amcnt into q hustler and lu cNlfay
ascent wife who must have money
and whose husband hl, io get n io
her. ha, been At the foundation .
lhc fortune OF many q millionaire IL
the wnmcr who arc lhc daughters 70
y thc llope lccrh and who arc alwa'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-30

CRYING More, More, More, who make
trust magnalc, lout Of men who would
have remained corner groccfs, or small
,ual dealer, OF butchers, II they had
stayed bachelors
Means You Live Longer
That marriage is also conducive 10
longevity Is a matter that vital stalls
irs amply prove Home cooking, even
l ONES wife 3, not q hcadliner kitchen
artist 81, better In The long run for a
man, lummy than club and teslaut'
iul food and while punching the do
nestle clock AZ M D. m may have icW
thrills IN Il, h - productive 0i good
| health Therefore the married mar
Who leads the regular domestic lie
with supple interests and simple pleas.
ufes. is apt ~ live longer than the gay
and festive bachelor
Slill another Of the valuable by pro
duct, ol malrimony rs diplomacy \.
bachelor no matter how keen his IN
tuition. M matter how much he studio
lhc psychology oi thc people he desire
IN plra.e. M matter how cxquisitcl'
taJliul hc tries 10 be, B., ever anything
' but q pikcr ut the game II rs only
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-30
Rounsevell Closes
Marketing Branch
| At Springfield, Mo.

SPRINGFIELD. Mo. Jan W-Thc
Temporary office here OF the Oklahoma
state marketing commission which has
been maintained for several weeks 10
hid in relieving the shortage OF feed
|stufis in western Oklahoma capScd BY
hast summers drouth, was closed today,
II. /. Rounscycll, secretary OF the com-
mission, said that 800 carloads OF corn
had been shipped into Oklahoma from
missouri through the efforts Of the
commission aud that arrangements had
been made whereby shipments will con
linue. The commission purchased none
bf the corn, acting merely as the agent
n Oklahnma iafncrs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-30
Matrimony Is Post Graduate
Course in Experience School,
Where One Learns Many Things

without wasting his strength In futile
protest against authority His nerves
arc Nccled ~ surprises and sudden
shocks he has acquired lurlitude and
endurance to carry ON. as me English
say, IN spite Of thc ]driicultic, and OBJ
slaclc, in his path and above ALL hav.
ing survived the days IN which his
angel bride was learning how 10 cook
and keep house. he has acquired . a.,
gcstion that deiicS any army commits.
sarllt
No. There isn't much that the Hun
can do TO the married man that nj,
honey girl hasn't already done 10 him.
and So ~, n0 wonder that the married
man stands the nerve wrcDking expert
cnoc OF war better than the ciiclc and
unframed bachelor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-30
OkIahoma's Enormous
Investment

The latest report of the State Highway Commits
sion shows an increase Of more than 100 percent in
the number of machines owned in Oklahoma. The
total is more than ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
cars. Practically all of these were manufactured in
other states. The Highway Department estimates
that this took more money OUT OF II STATE
than all the wheat, the cotton, the corn, oats and
kafir of Oklahoma bring on the average.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-30
A Vital Question
Answered

More money is invested here in motor cars and
accessories than in banks and bank stocks. But the
profits go to strangers. Why not build cars here and
enrich the Home State and Home Investors, instead
of the manufacturers and stockholders OF the East?
Are not Oklahoma people as enterprising and as
capable as those in Michigan or Ohio or any other
state? The answer has been given by a number OF
0klahoma's leading bankers and business men.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-30
OFFICERS and
DIRECTORS

James M. Aydelottc, President; Chairman State
Board Of Affairs, Chairman State Council Of
Defense, Vice-Prcsident Shawnee National
Bank.
Floyd Thompson, Vicc-P President; Director
"Ozard Ttail' Tor Oklahoma.
George L.. Cooke, Treasurer Cashier State Ma
tional Bank, Oklahoma City
Robert p, IugliS, Secretary; Boig and lnglis,
Fiscal Agents.
W. W. Phelan, Director, Director Of Education,
University Of Oklahoma.
W, c. Grecning, Director; President State FIX
change Bank, Oklahoma City.
A. T. Alison, Director Cashier Exchange Ma
tloual Bank, Tulsa,
T. c. Million, Director; President Bank OF Nc
Alester, McAlcster. Okla. President First Ma.
tional Bank, Durant, Okla; President Amcri-
can National Bank, Caddo, Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-30
Duke Of CheYreuse Killed.

PARIS, Tuesday, Jan 9-The Duke
b Chevreuse was killed today while
making a test flight in an airplane. lie
was % years OF age, son Of the Duke
bf Luyres and grandson Of the Duchess
tULes,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-30

strength, endurance, patience and nm
sclhshness
Character Il Taught,
Matrimnny b, the great training
school IN which character b, iumc L.
and in which he unmly learn 20 curb
their proud spirit, The weak some
how have iron bred into their blabhy
souls, and the material get the vision
that enable, them lp endure for an
IDEAL
Viewed az q promoter ui personal
happiness, marriage BE- often q failure.
but regarded A. q propagation tor lite
II Is ntafly Away a SUGGEST,
As proof Of tins take lhr tact that
very few men achieve anything until
after they are mauitJ, and that among
your acquaintance YOU will find men
with families are as q rule more pros,
porous than bachelors
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-30

After exhaustive investigation Of all factors,
they have organized the Midland Motor Car & Truck
Company. This substantial concern will manufac-
ture both passenger cars and commercial trucks OF
the finest and most modern type. There is a $780,
OOO, 900 market ready and waiting for the output. A
splendid plan Of operation, worked out in full detail,
promise unprecedented success. This will be one Of
the biggest, II not the biggest industrial concern Of
the entire Southwest.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-30
Local Invest
ors to Share

Many of the most prominent
men in Oklahoma have invested
their money in Midland stock
and are giving it their hearty
support. The same opportunity
is now open to wide-awake in
vestors everywhere In the state.
Stock is offered to local In
vestors on a plan that makes
the investment not only abso-
lutely safe but also definitely
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-30

year the dividend was nearly
100 percent the year following
still larger. In n little over
eleven years the AVERAGE
return to original investors was
MORE THAN SIX HUNDRED
PERCENT A YEAR. For every
thousand dollars put into REQ
stock, those investors gained a
cash return of 500, 572.50.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-30
Rapid Progress

The officers and directors are widely known as
successful, k%een-minded, sound in judgment and safe
to follow. They know that the manufacture Of auto
mobiles and trucks in the Midland way Is both prac-
teal and extremely profitable. Their names are q
guarantee of honed, aggressive management. The
company has made remarkable progress since its
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-30

Thc great majority oi men never save
4 any money until after the, are mar.
RED MANY oi them never even iurmu.
late any definite ambition ar sCt lu,
goal that they mean IA reach They can
make what they need a, they go along.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-30

EIGHT MILLION. Sales of that one company are
stated to be more than the entire annual gross reve-
nues of many Of the largest railroad systems in the
country. Yet there are several Motor Companies
larger than any referred to here.