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The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04
ROLL STEEL FOR S215 WEEK
Many Workers in St. Louis Mills Av- craze $5,ooo a Year, ofi-
 eial Says.

St. Louis Rollers employed at the St Louis and Granite City plants of the National Euameliug and Stamping company are making as much as $2l5 a week, working eight hours d day, an official of the company said.
 He explained that rollers were paid on a tonnage basis, and that such a fig ure was unusual but estimated that many Of the l75 rollers employed in the two plants average $4o00 to 5000 q year.
 Rolling steel is one of the forms of labor requiring the highest degree of skill, although men sometimes serve their apprenticeship in three or four years. The work consists of superin- tending the heating of steel bars that are to be rolled, adjusting the rolls and feeding the steel into them.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04
NEEDN'T WORRY ABOUT COST
Accordina to Coored Man, Consre'S man Had a Big Advantage oVef
 the Ordinary Mortal.

Representative Sloan Of NeOia'A' who is q man of more than a'elas' good looks, has a mustache 'ls ss though closely clipped, is thlcN aAa .s, more extensive than is usual III If. ' present-day mode. One day aS .a, @,, Sloan was leaving the eapi'ol ',n, sms colored men watched him with eH'''' eyes. ,- rov.
 "Dar goes a congressman "lio .sd py n. erful rich" commented one ol 'D' D groes. ,,, bl,
 powerful rich? Howdy inaA man money?" asked the second coioreu aaa lL f
 "Ulowdy mak' ii? Why ne iiaS, S.,, with dat dere liniment as IS ''' tised everywhere" ..-od 4
 The second colored man s'a'' moment. of his
 Dat count for de luxurlahce O- aHs mustache," he declared Solemhi', 'u,dout can ford to use de llnlmenl ' Her countin' de cost."-Washlng'oH aid.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04
OFFERS ALL AMERICAN ARMY
Gen. Pershing Places Troops at the Disposal of France-Wants to
 Take Part in War.

Paris.-Gen. Pershing in a confer enee with French officials at the front asked in his own and in his country s name that the entire American forces in France be engaged in the present battle, the war office announced
 Pershing said the American army was entirely at the disposition of the French, and he made his request of Gen. Foch while Premier Clemenceau. Minister of Munitions Lecheur and Gen. Foch were conferring with the hero of the Marne.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

work for me and I know it u mil gFeod others if they will give it fair %'n t.;as aep X West, Oskaloosa, Iowa. a's''
 Why will women drag along from A.. to day, year in and year out, suffa,;syy such misery as did Mrs. Courtnev u..lg ut such letters as this are continualIv, ha;sa %isa published. Every woman who snsaIg ys,lg from displacements, irregularitie. i;s ;s fiammation, alteration, backacbs ,aa u' yousness, or who is passing througlh 1I'. N. Change of Life should give this famm,' m, root and herb remedy, Lydia E. POs' Ps' hams Vegetable Compound, a trial 1a. Fo, special advice write Lydia E. Pipkb.mm
 Medicine Co.,, Lynn, Mass. = The .r. resnI, of it's long experience is at your service s
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04
Russian Loans No Good.

London The British government announces that after April l it will not provide funds to meet coupons on Russian government bonds, the Rus sian revolutionary government having declined 10 meet the payments. The British government. although under no obligations, has done so hitherto.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04
Austria Aids Germany.

Geneya.-There has been some doubt expressed in the entente press recently as 10 whether Austria really was taking an active part in the Western offensive. Vienna papers say that tho Austrian emperor has just returned to Vienna after visiting Austrian troops on the Flanders front.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04
AMERICAN TROOPS
 ID BATTLE FRONT
HAVE BEEN TURNED OVER TO ALLIES TO BE USED AS THEY
 MAY SEE FIT.
GREAT ENTHUSIASM SHOWN
Miles of Motor Trucks Loaded With Americans Rushing Up Reserves Offered By General Pershing--
 All Men Are Working Hard.

With the American Army in France. All the American troops have been turned over to the allies to use as they see fit. American troops may soon be fighting side by side with the French and British in the battle raging in northern France.
 It Is enough to say that great ac- tiYity of many sorts is in progress in the entire American zone. Miles of motor trucks loaded with Ameri- cans have passed through the towns, some going in one direction, some in another. Through driving rain the motor trucks ploughed their way along muddy roads, the Americans singing. Many of the trucks had American flags fastened to their tail boards.
 On other roads mile after mile of marching Americans splashed through the mud which came over their an kles. The horses were steaming from the work they had to do. All the men are working as hard as possible, with the realization that they are to be of service in the common cause and used in the present conflict.
 Out on the open roads the men In the camions sang everything from The Battle Hymn of the Republic" to "Tipperary." They exhibited the greatest enthusiasm for the work they have in hand and seemed to be anX- ious to get it started.
 Frequently during the day heavy motor trucks skidded from the mud dy roads into ditches, but they were quickly and literally picked up by as many Americans as could get hand on them, and set back on the road and started again toward their desti- nation. A little thing like lifting the end of tfve-ton motor truck from a ditch means nothing to Americans who are in hurry to get into the fight.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04
Return From Finland

Petrograd.-The French. Italian and Serbian envoys have returned from Finland and proceeded to Vol6gda. where they will remain. They issueu a statement saying they ws.e return. ing in an official capacity.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

Washington - The announcement that American soldiers actually are on their way to the fighting lines to take places beside their hard-pressed British and French allies sent thrill throughout the national capital. It was the first positive statement that General Pershing's forces actually are on their way to the battle lines 10 hglp stem the tide of the German drive
 The American soldiers previously referred to in the official dispatches as being in the fighting are believed to have been engineers or other aux -liary troops which probably were caught at their work, as they were
 ,ea months ago al Cambrai when the Germans suddenly enyeloped par ties of British forces behind their lines in d swift turning movement.
 The sending of General Pershing's fighting troops to places in the Brit- i@a-French line has been expected by military experts 10 follow the erea- ton of a unified command under the  French chief ot staff, General Foch, and General Pershiugs formal offer of all the available American re sources.
 Too much may not be said about the number and position of the Amer ican troops because of military req sons. Il is no violation of the cen sorship, however To say that more than 100000 American fighting men. fully equipped and intensive trained in the school of actual battle condi- lions. are available at once to be thrown into places to strengthen the British and French lines wherever they threaten to buckle under the unheard-of ferocity of the German on- slaught.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04
Troops Seize Amman

London-Bntish mounted troops ara within mile of Amman, according t2 an official report from Gen. Anenby. received here Other British forces have crossed the River Jordan in tae direction of Amman.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04
To Get Jananese Ships.

Washington, - Negotiations for the transfer of 150,0o0 tons of Japanese shipping to the United States have been completed on the basis of two tons of steel plats for one ton of dead ship capacity.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04
Officer Student Ends Life.

Augusta, Gs.-Carl Hirsuus of Cleveland, O., a student at the off cers' training camp at Camp Hancock. killed himself by shooting himself with pistol in hotel here. He was 26 years old.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04
Flre Destroys ssoo. bod Annoe

Oyster Bay, x. Y--The country nome of William R. Coe was destroyed hy fire with loss estimated at nearly $8Oo'OoO, The estate was one of the show places on the north shore of Long Island.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

Defense has called upon all county defense councils to furnish maps of counties with the area infested by the rodents plainly marked. A cam. paign will be launched shortly to treat all the infected areas with poison, fur nished by the department of agricul- ture.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04
German Losses snn. noo

London n-The German casulties since the beginning of the offensive are estimated at the front at 300,000. according to the Daily Mails core spondent.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04
HELP WAR ON PRAIRIE DOGS
Government to Assist in Fighting Ro- dents Whose Expectations Men,
 ace Food Productions.

Santa Fe. N. M--Co-operation of the United States department of agricul- ture has been promised farmers of New Mexico in their war on prairie dogs and other rodents whose depreda- tons are growing menace to the food production of the state.
 The New Mexico State Council of
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

A scheme is on foot to take tin ore from Bolivia via the Panama canal to Jamaica bay where a European firm of tin smelters has just purchASv' nine acres of land.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04
Flies German Fiao.

New York Mrs l.. Takeh was ar rested and sent 10 jan for six months for flying a German flag from her apartment in Harlem, celebrating the German advance.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

awful pains--ssaa a'ia \ 2 t3o td3othlng ma seemed I ,a 2 IT friend advised ,,s a 6sto9 to take Lydia Ts E table '59 Compoulntd'sGi I did did so and got got ,.l ! lief right away. sus 'ei ! can certainly ,a' commend this yaIu' iv' t3 able medicine ',., <. other other women vSs ts suffer, for it ba' b,, done cuol Hos
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

When man tells woman .nI oaes understands women he ls ." classified as an easy marx.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

Strange how a fellow with ,p p sny. of spare time never seems U thing.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

No wonder some women lool eastlns they spend too much ulnr or whitening glances at the fne%
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04
IN MISERY
 FOR YEARS
Mrs: Courtney Tells Ho,,, c, Was "a. Cured by Lydia s" E sA' Pinkham's Vegetabla
 Compound.

.,1 Osk1al:oosa, s1,s Iowa; -" For Year, simply in misery from wears aass was
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04
womAN,s BROWNING eLoh, a vi

is her hair. If yours IS streaaT sTa Gre ugly, grizzly. gray hairs, use lseree 1t ii ole" Hair Dressing and cnanes dn sdy the natural way. Price Sl'Vo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10
TROUBLE COST
ALL OF $1,000
Was Confined to Home for
Four Years; Goes to Movies
Now, She Says.

when my friends and -neighbors
see me going out to the movies with
my daughters and enjoying life once
more they tell me they can hardly he
uctc | am the same bed ridden wum-
nm they have known me to be for the
last four years" said Mrs. @. A. An
drCws of 60O7 Missouri street, FL Paso
Texas, the other day
~ was laid up for more than -four
years with rheumatism so ] was un-
able to leave my house, and fully half
the time | ldy flat Of my back In bed
unable TO move. My body and limbs
were M swollen they seemed 20 be
NVicC their natural size and my face
wa 'puTfed up 50 | could hardly see.
MY uack hurt all the time and | could
tie on neither sdc with comfort. dy
Kidneys gave pc no end OF trouble.
afy head uS he'd al the time like II
g"uld burst aud my feet and finger
tips mgl"d like tiCy were aslee ,.
Ms MOVES were oll % edge 80 ! wnpld
20 all to pieces at any little noise
and what little sleep | got didn't do
me any good My appetite failed and
got 50 had to force myself to eat
enough "a keep me alive.
Il had spent all OF a thousand dol
lars trying TO get well, but nothirs did
. me ms good and ! wag ,abou. - give
a,p uop. when heard Of Tanlt.. ~
was actually amazed to find y
getting better from the first few
Goshs have taken three bottles ~
FAR and the sv ,liins has entirely lis.
appeared. NV nerves are all right
and I can sleep all night with com
fort avn 50 hungry | can hardly eat
enough 20 satisfy my$appetite and !
have 500 much life and energy ] want
90 Keen ON tie go all tho time holm
with a., l,usework and the seSlng
ana ! e.rntu my name today for the
tlrsi time In four years ] could no,
have believed IT possible for any med
icine 20 go 50 much good in 80 short
time rs Tanlac has done for me"
Tar'ac is sold in Tulsa exclusively
'F Roy Getman's Rexall Drug stoI G.
quaker Drug company and Puritan
Drug yompauV--Ady.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10
WHEN HARRY LAUDER. GOT
BACK HIS FAITH IN FUTURE
Sons Death on hattie Front u RcNcIn.
ton That Lifted Veil
From His Eyes,

When Harry I.nuder's son was
killed on the battle front IN France,
nrhting Tor Lnsland, tho celebrated
comedian could net ~ first scc the
justice Of II. lie idclizcd tle boy
and had twice cancelled vaudeville
engagements IN this country, for
which he Wus receiving $4,000 a
week 90 20 10 England 20 meet the
!ad when he was giN en- fnrloughs II
was for this hoy that Harry Lauder
had hcsn working all these long years.
b an nrticla written by hImrcf IN
this ,.,,' month 70, As'ri'"" N"H'1'''' the
And ,Ben. ono day IL ruddculy
,amc to me. as IL in q revelation. that
htG not made usc OF something g.
winch + had always believed All
his time. while had been "aging
lpainst the cruel lntes which had
taken my son. there had hcrn com
rort and ptncr in STORE for me, and
had not known IL. And that com
font and pcacc lay I'm my pCliet IN
God and % future beyond this earthly
sphere
"NhHc the pniu and grief had been
lindng my ewes cod had been wait
Ing patiently tov the first "Drp agony
TO pU$ away ana NhtH " va N' gem
'y hrcd tho 'e,l from my eyes "no
howrd me lhr p'oinised land hAond
mean that s1ddnuiN I realized That y
hpd not seen the iasl OF John, aid mat
We were sure 10 meet IN another world
'Oh. that / csuld convey into YOU
the healing bahia that mat thut was
to my soul would that / could
picture TO YOU the ioy 81 tic thot
tigr"I was 10 SEQ my JEhu afryln ut
tomc future dsto. iust as II he had
anriy gou' on long journey and
was waitnG fur hlS mother and NJ"
to come 20 hln' and I brought his
image before me- and imoglfod him
holding ont hts arms 10 his mother
and myself to fold us within HIS lCN-
ing embrace. aud in the Joy created by
that picture wa able TO- sussunRc
.omo of my main and tiR'ross aud re-
tuir ito au almost normal state of
mind"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10
The Income Tax and the Indivual
BY I. A. FLEMING,
WASHINGTON D.. C.

Fifth Article.

school district or municipality, or
other taxing subdivision OF any state.
not including those assessed against
local benefits, may be deducted.
Taxes for local benefits include
such items as assessments for
sprinkllng or oiling streets. paving OF
q street contiguous TO the Taxpayers
property, digging OF ditches OF con
strucuon OF n sidewalk.
Law ms 20 Had Debts.
Bad debts. definitely asccrtained as
worthless and unCollectible for the
year In which deduction is claimed
may be claimed, II corporation Is
tho debtor and IL absolutely unable 20
pay. then deduction MAY be made
money loaned as a personal favor m
friendship cannot be offset In schedul
ing income tax Any payment on ao'
count of bad debt must be In
cludcd In the next years income, a
reasonable allowance for the dcprcci'
alton OF property may be claimed
when said property IN used for busi.
ness or trade purpuses. but IN the
event OF clOimipg depreciation, he VII
| not be permitted TO claim repairs Al
| the same time. A store or othel
| building has outlived It's usefulness
and IN pulled down. no deduction
/ ,hcing allowable. but II destroyed
, prior 20 the close OF its usefulness it
value may be considered part OF The
| cost uf new building. No deduc
! tion for the loss of a building de
stroyed as unsafe by order of authori.
! ties
The cost NJ n patent furnishes th'
nasis of annual depreciation ditid,
the cost by the number OF years Il ha'
| TO run.
Principles which Govern.
In claiming depreciation the follow
ing cardinal principle govern:
only such depreciation rs result
from exhaustion, wear aud tear O
property, due to It's use in bNsircB
or trade IAN lie Claimed
depreciation of home. automobile o
any article used for personal conv,n
fence or pleasure cannot he cl;t.u, cd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10

Assessments paid on stock cannot
he claimed az n DEDUCTION; while in
tetest paid during NyAyear Is deduct
able no deduction Van be made fo,
interest paid on money borrowed for
the purchase OF securities
All expenses necessary In carrying
on u husiness or trade-nut including
living evpenscs--are dcductahlc.
Premiums paid on the lfe OF an
officer emploSe or other party
Financially interested in a partnership,
corporation or business conducted by
an individual shall not be deducted
IN computing net income All in
tercst paid within the year on indcbt-
cdpess other than that which mnS
have been incurred by reason of the
purchase OF securities or obligations
r. dgIucta BILE
Taxes paid within the year im-
posed by the authority of the United
States except income or excess wal
proiits--or its territories or its pos
sessions. or any foreign country, ui
10y the authority OF state. county
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10

only depreciation on property used for
the purpose of producing income
Depreciation other than that arising
from ordinary wear AID tear OF prop
orty, such ~ deCrcaSod valuation due
10 changed s0rill or business condi-
tions In q ncighburhood IN wh',h prop
city is loCuNci charge OF street grade
or fluctuations IN market values, can
not be made. THIS In the event OF sale
OF trade of property.
Depreciation OF land improved ar
otherwise, duo to any cause. cannot
be claimed
II depreciation OF property has been
claimed In deductions TO full value, no
further depreciation win lc allowed.
Contributions TO Individuals cannot
be deducted only 10 Organise chsri-
ties. etc.
Domestic Partnerships Ame rican
business nruis are taxable as stated
before. onch partner DiaRiuR returns,
with ono eNeu puou Of 5000 nrnunlly
for the firm. Plus the agreed s.larieg
No payment made to q partncrfnil In
subject Ia withholdinr
pcnnlts for fraud AMI Neglect
Specific penalties are provided FOR
( neglect or refusal &C. make returns as
nuc March /, uultss time is extended
for Gauge hy permission ~ INTERNAL
revenue comm,sston,r. no. less thlu
/ $40 rr more thgn 6 000.
| For a false or f"adulent return or
| state nebt With intent a. dctcHt o"
yadc the sssr~smenI " tncy taS. not
To- eNccod 81 .u01 fine 0f impriHunmen
Tor once year ur both" with ctgtH %
prosecution, IN tho Judgment of he
court
| Gndcr both $40 rltcs 90 pcr cent ~
lNhled 10 IA" tax where. tn" return a.
filed by he TAXPAYER is determined
tnThayc been w.llfuly 6,lsc or q udu-
l~Nt rcgarIlot-, or when tho return
Wis flied; whcrc ANpalrrs NJ" no rc.
turn and whore The evidence cstah.
fishes the ract that 1t vas the purpose
Of the taAp1y,i 10 cyaoc or defeat The
thy
70 hc conrludedD
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10
TONIGHT AT NINE!|
FINAL OPPORTUNITY TO GET EXTRA VOTES
AT OLD SUBSCRIPTIONS

1CODAY il your last chance to get extra votes on
"old subscriptions The final opportunity to OBJ
tain bargain votes renewals. Until o'clock
tonight every old subscription s worth just double the
of the regular votes indicated on the regular
schedule. Today years renewal TO The Tulsa World
($6) is worth 35 900 votes Tomorrow st ths time 1t
will be worth only II, 800 votes, AND 1T NEVER WILL
BE WORTH MORE. Candidates in every one of the
six districts preparing to send in their renewals
before o'clock tonight in order to obtain the bargain
votes Many young women have been holding their
'old" subscriptions waiting for double day,
The avalanche Of renewals that will descend upon
the campaign office today is expected to severely tax
the capacity of tha campaign staff Practically every
young automobile aspirant has half dozen or more
"old ones" to turn in.
The day is filled with possibilities for the energetic
candidate Thousands and thousands OF bargain votes
my be obtainedust for the asking in some instances
Now-today-s the supreme chance to get u hammer
lock on victory Who knows but what some ambitious
young women may secure the winning votes on this
offer? Certainly the opportunity is hereit is merely
up to the candidate.
This is positively the last and only inducement that
will be made for 'old" subscriptions After o'clock
tonight the regular vote schedule will again become
effective, and will not change during the remaining
period of the campaign. Old subscriptions. after
o'clock tonight will be worth just the regular amount
OF Votes--no morel
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10
Constipation Makes
Baby Uncomfortable

When its tender little organs are
bound UP with q congestion OF
stomach waste In the bowels, Baby
is a mighty uncomfortable morscl
OF humanity, and rejects It's dis
comfort Ia its disposition. III
Mother will just give IL tiny
dose OF a mild laxative. such as
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup pepsin. tho
congestion will quickly loosen and
be expelled. and her child DO nor
NAL and happy once more.
DIR. Caldweil's Syrup Pepsin N
especially desirable for children.
because II contains no opiate or
narcotic drug, being n combination
OF simple laxative horbs with pep
ain, mild and gentle In action.
positive in effect, and very pnlata-
bic. children like It and take Il
readily. Druggists sell Or. Caid-
wells Syrup Pepsin for hfty cents
bottle. a trial bottN'. free OF
charge. can be obtained by writing
20 DIR. W. B. Caldwell. $50 Wash
inEtOn St, Monticello, lliinois.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10
The Campaign End S
Two Weeks from Saturday

Two weeks from next Saturday night the campaign
ends It's just short time, and effort now will largely
determine the winners of the big The World 8
campaign is not long g-drawn-out affair. As matter
of fact, y Of the shortest campaigns ever con-
ducted in the state of Oklahoma. Just IL days more
of vote -getting-and thewell then dozens of femi-
nine hearts will be made happy by the distribution Of
thousands of dollars worth of handsome awards
Will yours be Of them?
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10
Petroleum Production
in 1917 Greatest EUer

I WASHINGTON, Jan. g. Pc
troleum produced and marketed
I iu the unS@d - States iu 1917
reached the record breaking
! total Of 2l1 SOO.000 barrels the
geological survey annouHcos' IN
its preliminary yearly estimate.
Tho quantity exceeded by ~ per
cent the 1915 record production.
Record levels were reached and
Z firmly maintained by prices OF
crude Oh Bt the wells and the
! euurnuus demand absorbed not
only the current output but
! necessitatel q net draft of about
I $1,000. 600 barrels Of oil In stor-
age The surface reserve 0f
AYudc Oh at the end ~ the year
'TH estimated at 152. 900 600 har-
rciE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10

CIlATTANGpGA. 4. Tenn. Jan. -
Baroness Zollncr, held here under the
charge ~ espionage, Will be given q
hearing on "a petition for immediate
hal hy Judge sanford ~ the United
States circuit court next Wednt sday
In Knoxville This hearing wss
granted on a petition flied today hy an
attorney for the hnr0Ieess The
petition sets forth that the baroness
s suffcrinR from tonsilitis ana hat
further contintmcnt viii seriously i'm
pair her health.