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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-26

reached ShcboyFan they were framed
and hung in All the ccntcrs OF the
foreign educational work as an Oh
jrct lesson Of the esteem In which
the government holds tho man who
has adequately prepared himself for
American citizenship. II is believed
In the Wisconsin city that the Ger
LnCito Is bound iu prove "A strong
Incentive 10 citizenship study with
the foreigner
The culmInntion OF the years
hmericanlzation work In ShebOygan
the harry rst home OF citizenship, Will
be celebrated this spring when all
who have come into tho national
fold during the past year will be wei
coined 10y new citizens banquet
given by tho educational committee
OF the chamber OF commerce At
this time the citizens of SheboyEan
and representative Of the natural
iZation bureau will extend tho hand
OF fellowship TO over 500 men who
have gone "oyrr the top into Citi-
zcnship.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-26
BIG PAVING FIRMS
WOULD COME BACK
MN prmiuk Suggests thhng"S tu
Hasten the Guys Clerical
Work.

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-26
KANSAS FARMERS IN
$4,000 STOCK SWlNDle

WICHITA, Kan. March 2'.~-J. w
Mcrkel. a farmer OF Coats, kan, and
A farmer from North Dakota, re-
ported 10 the police that they were
robbed or $4,000 each here today by
confidence men who induced them
10 invest in spurious copper stocks.
The swindlc was first revealed when
MerkeI called on the secretary OF the
Wichita board OF trade to Inquire
whether the men to whom the farm
rrs had given the money had de-
posted II with the board ~ trade.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-26
GET SLOAN'S FOR
YOUR PAIN RELIEF
You don't have to rub it in to
get quick, comforting
relief.

once you've tried Il on that stiff
joint, sore mus lie, sctatic pain rheu-
matte twinge, lame back you'll find
warm. soothing relief YOU never
thought liniment could produce.
wont stain the skin. leaves no
musS waEi ~ no time In applying
sure 90 give quick results A large
bottle meAnscconomy Your own or
any other druggist has IL Get IT to-
day oOts IUr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-26

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-26
How About That Bad Taste
and Coated Tongue

II you are dizzy. "fe,crish. htyc no
appetite ur bothered with constant
headaches. fullncss OF stomach
a,N.rh". shor'ness Of breath, chills
ana ir."r, ptIpitarion Of heart and
cumming OF the head, don't put off.
Nv Nv, get bottle Of Naturized Liver
,aD'''7 now. They will cure you
'jc and 3,r ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-26
StOp The Tickle

Heals the Throat and Cures the
Cough. HAYES HEALING HONEY
Price 3bc, A free box of OPEN
TItATE SAl.NE for Chest Colds
Head Colds and Group In enclosed 4
With every bOttlc.--Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-26
BLOOD POISONING
'Hn wizard on Safe First Aid Trestm,v,

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no~ often lockjaw and blood
ppTI.son'ng result from the neglect
In, HWIght 'era,Ch or little cutl Ham.
~ M wizard Oh is a safe and efFec-
.-t,, e ntN aid treatment. Itisa pow
r,, sn''eptic and should be an
r'II Immediately to wounds of tni,
~, 70 prevent danger OF infection
mn, as soothing and healing and
M mpu',N'y drives out pain and inflam-
Cut, L. IN cases Of sprains, bruises
,,I,l, ',l 3nrnS, bites and stings. lust a.,
eo,G ,GIule, TOO, for stiff neck, sore feet,
'oothache 'e'' eN'Aene ana
II We, n It from druggists for 30 cent,
~, ~, s4''Shed return the bottle and
T your money back.
b.,5e constipated or have s;rk
Wb;a.n lust try Wizard Liver
un,.'' pleasant little pink pills, 70
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-26

Colds taus.n Grip and Influenza.
LAXATIVE HROMO QUiNlNE Tab
let's remove the cause. There's only
one "Bromo Quinine" T.. W.
GROVES : signature on the box. SOC,
ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-26
Hnr Tint CHILLY EcrIlng

Take Groves Tasteless CHILL Tonic,
II Warns tho Body by Purifying and
Enriching the Blood You can soon
feel It's Strengthening, lnVlgoraung
Effect. Price 60c. ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-26

l. NNXT ELL, SpORr" said Andrew genially. Il a
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Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-28
MORE SILVER IS NEEDED

The silver shortage is pronounced that 1t has be- alarming. Nothing is urgent that the mlne diate production of silver in the United States The scarcity of this metal is threatening silver coin age. Already the melting down of subsidiary coins has begun and reports have been made from supposedly authentic that large shipments of silver bricks made from melted coins are being made to the silver standard countries of the orient where the silver famine is even greater than it is here
 The value of silver this writing is$l;'3 r.. silver dollar contains 4l25 grains of silver There 4S0 grains of silver Consequently the silver in ad oar is worth slightly than $114 12. The is taking steps to prevent the melting of silver down into bullion But the increased production of sil- will do prevent what the government fears than anything else
 the first place much it destroyed during the Secondly many nations. due a shortage of gold prOdc tiol have withdrawn this valuable metal from cr cuation and substituted silver thus increasing the demand for it. Newly organized governments of Europe ar. wanting silver for coinage. China and India absorb ing large of silver and when 1t goes into these countries it usually stays. Most countries nave placed embargo on silver exports.
 In addition Q those causes the buying power of >il- yer decidedly less than it used be. making the required greater.
 Increased silver production will mean much to Fl Taso and the southwest. Up i'll the Lordsburg. New Mexico. district II Is believed silver Is to be found Ill highly payng quantities. The annual producton of Sli- according to recent report. Is only loOWoO oZS. while 2500OO.0O0 demanded. If the south would get busy and supply its quota of this demand 1t would dollars in pockets. It also would trying situation for the treasury departnentEl aso Herald
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-28
IS SCRIP" IN SIGHT?
Providence JOurnaD

Silver at value approaching LAO threat to bring about the disappearance of the subsidiary conge-dimes, quarters and half dolars-because the silver in them will be worth than the face value of the coins That would be public inconvenience amount
 ing a calamity. Silver dollars may proitaby be melt ed down when the price of the metal around T 90 and it is about that. But the dollars not in general circulation, the subsidiary are: while the silver wheel coins could be withdrawn and other currency sub stituted without disturbance, happened during the when millions of dollars melted the bullion shipped to India. and reserve bank ssrcS substituted for the familiar bills.
 The federal reserve authorities have arranged for the withdrawal of silver the treasury for shipment
 to the Orient. where the white metal Is the stand ard by banks that ordinarily fill their requirements for the settlement of exchanges by purchases in the open market. It is believed that this will operate check the rising price It said that the treasury has hand about seventy million dollars in coin bullion above the requirements of base for the paper money re deemabe in silver.
 Two years ago silver worth not 50 and its unprecedented increase price reflect, simply the operation of the law of supply and demand The chief cXpaaton the scramble for and virtual with drawa of gold from circulation. Many countries have greatly increased their silver circulation accordingly. During the the production of the mines fell off, but this of itself would not have materially influenced the price Today tn" question of reducing the q,al ty of the silver coins IS active in countries What during our Civil know ''Sfin pasters pa Der currency of denominations smaller than dollar. would be substituted for them. We may to that again. if the silver market is not steadied.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-28

The who complains that the climate is gettin. mder year by and who deploreS the passing of the ''gOod oldfashoncd winter is sorrowing without according to the latest experts weather history
 These experts claim that the climate and weather conditions i'll this country today just about they at the time when the NorSemcn first set foot Am crican soil Away back ill ITO. weather prophet was complaining that the winters mlder than when hc boy; but the modern researcher has gathered old amanacs and documents which prove that if all the ters since the Pilgrims landed listed and the list d- vidcd into halves from first to last 1t would be found that for every mild winter of years, there mild one long ago.
 Professor Ward says. in the Scientific Monthly that the every adult thinks the winters milder is that the skating parties. shOveng and sleigh rides of his youth made deeper impression that like events of his later years and the and goes with little attention from him.
 Is the ''od-fashined winter gone then. because it existed only in maeinaton!
 Gone with Santa Claus and fairies and all the dreams of youth! At there grain of comfort and feeling of sodity. after all, in any testimony whicl. proves in these tro,Ibos times that mankind weather world is pretty much the that it long years ago.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-28
SILVER ON STABLE BASIS

The downfall of silver is supposed. i'll the United States to have been caused by it's characterization in 1S7 Sver has never been rcmonctzed in the United States yet We HOW silver undertaking the flight to $50 No new use for silver has been discovered It possesses greater intrinsic value than 1874 But the cause of the present high price increased diamond For what purpose is the world demanding silver! The an swer Is given that it is needed the paying power of the nations And that good bad the coming into use of silver as redemption money The bonded in debtedness of the world is great that it would be difficult to pay even the interest with gold. Something of value must be used thrift stamps continually dished cut interest But silver because of its inconvenience will not be readily accepted full legal tender in unl tied amounts When silver, like business man. has made its fortune, won it's place in society, then it will gracefully retire and paper money take it place. With all the prediction of tnancicrs that silver will remain u the ProspectOr would stronger the present than
 the future When the bonds of every nation payable silver well gold then will silver upon stable basis.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-28
THE BOSS WHO PULLS

Long, serious articles have been written to prove the folly of attempting to establish lines sharp distinction between Capital and Labor in this country. but really such grave dissertations are unnecessary The obscrv ant eye proof of this folly every day the public street. case i'll point:
 Three men were taking piano up the steps of house. The at the front end well dressed spec taced Overcoatcd The the other end of the box dirty over-alcd rough handed. But as as it came tC the final tug, of the Ovcaed pair exclaimed the white shirt the front G straight around in front Of her. George an pu. And George did he told
 Now George is member of the firm that sold the plano. \ few he of the that delivered the pianos Being short of help his store he lends hand himself whore the need arises and his men call him by his first name.
 This country is swarlning with just such They the finest argument for free America that We have They offer the greatest incentive ambition that any country Ill the world has to offer So long this try remains i'll which the call the boss by hi, first name. and when need arises the boss gets around m front and pulls with the all the labor agitatoIs i'll the world cant do any lasting harm.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-28
ALBATROSS WINGS

The sin of COleridge's Ancient Mariner who slew the aibatross is maged vastly in story of real life told in department of agriculture bulletin. The crew of revenue cutter landing little island of the Ha- waan group, found old shed filled with abatross wings Investigating, they discovered that the dried wings had been stored there by party of g hunters who had sneaked onto that island and in great orgy of slaughter killed not less than 100000 birds.
 That several years ago, but the lesson is still fresh and the need of watching is greater than ever and valuable wild birds be saved from extinc- ton. The islands mentioned controlled by the government bird reservation One of the little chores of the in charge has been to safeguard species call ed the LaysOn teal plentiful which in 1911 rep resented by only six birds and has increased to 35
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-28
CLIMATE CHANGES LITTLE

Several other endangered species have decreased during this period in spite of all that can be done.
 Any particular of bird conservation, any oth- ordinary example of conservation for that matter is likely to small thing in itself and fall short of general interest and support But is these small things that together make up the vast total of the inherited wealth which the American people in the past have wasted and despoiled and of which bird life forms val uabe part.
 It cannot be often enough repeated that for the keep ing down of destructive insects which is their chief vice to man, almost all birds are indispensable in ma tures scheme. Most people, moreover ready enough to support bird conservation merely from motives of timent or sportsmanshp, though they prone to glect such effort unless reminded continually.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-28
NOT MUCH LONGER

For ten years Mexico has been in state of revolutionary upheaval. Together with continuous link of grating officials she has had German parasites eating at her vitas plotting Jas anarchists Bolsheviss and between them all they have reduced Mexico of anarchy, rin starvation bankruptcy and pestilence. The dupcity of her despoiers leads the los Angeles Times to emphasize her condition with the following:
 Mexico wants to know why cruel toward her, nmatng that she has at all times been the very pink of pOrprety Recalling the old melodrama, Nellie, the Beautiful Cloak MOdel In the first act the villain threw her in front of moving tran in the second off the Brooklyn Bridge, in the third off in New York Bay in the fourth he locked her in and fire it, and in the fifth he blandly inquired 'Why do you dis trust me, Nelie!''
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-28

The sultan of Turkey is the only ruler among the defeated central powers that has kept his job But the job just is nothing to brag of There's about as much left of Turkey there usually this long after Thanksgiving.
 ne wglove which be headted by electricity has been put upon the market It originally intended motor glove, but small boys had better take warning mother has awful fashion of adopting all the new cleo tricl equipment for home these days.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-11-14
COMMISSION FORM OF
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT

The next meeting of the Medina
Board Of Trade will be held Wednes-
day evening. 1t will be a public
function and Medina citizens are urged
to attend. An effort is being made to
secure the auditorium of one of the
churches for the event, with the par
lor for a luncheon and social hour
after it. This will be given due pub
licity.
The speaker of the evening will be
MI. c. M. Osborne, City Manager OF
East Cleveland. His topic will be
Commission Form of Government,
with local application to the needs o1
Medina. Mr.. Osborne is at the pres
ent time making application of tina
philosophy to East Cleveland. ha
had considerable experience, and come
to Medina fresh from active work il
that field Of endeavor.
Medina business men are waking t.
the need Of a change in the manage
ment of city affairs right at. home
and while this new Step is in accor
with what The Sentinel has been ad
vocating for the past few months, it
management would lay claim to n
especial part in this new movemen
but would pledge its earnest supper
to any movement looking to the bet
terment of conditions here
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-11-14
STATE SEEKING 100 COW
TESTERS-TRAINING FREE

Ohio needs 100 COW testers, accord
ing to dairymen at the Ohio State Uni
versity. Thirty cow-testing associa-
tions, already formed, are seeking
testers end more would be organized
if the testers were to be had. In order
to help supply the demand, g special
course ir coW-testing work is being
held at the Ohio State University.
Less than half the number of men
needed have enrolled.
These young men are studying the
methods of testing milk, how to keep
records of accounts and feed con-
sumed, as we'll as the rules of cow
testing associations and advanced reg
istry. Dairy specialists declare that
these positions offer an exceptional op-
portunity to work with the very best
dairymen in Ohio. Young men ex-
pecting to enter the dairy business,
therefore, not only have the oppor-
tunity to earn $50 month and their
board but chance to study the best
methods employed in dairying.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-11-14
BAD HANDLING OF OHIO
WOOL CAUSES BIG LOSS

1t cost certain Ohio woolgrowers
nearly one-half million dollars this
year to be careless in the handling of
their wool, according to j. F. Wal
ker, secretary of the Ohio Wool
growers Association. Through this
organization 5,400 growers marketed
comparatively 2,050,0OO pounds of
wool. Although there are but few
staple grades of wool, 81 different
grades were found in the clip offered.
In SO per cent of the cases, "off
grades" were due to preventable
causes. In many instances seeds, chaff
and burs were in the fleeces. Some
were tied with sisal twine. Other
feeces had been kept in damp or
dirty places and had been allowed to
become musty, filthy or damaged by
mice.
If these conditions We're remedied,
wool buyers say that farmers would
receive a higher price for the wool
and that the buyers would be able to
pay premium for a uniformly high
grade.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-11-14
new TRUNK Line
WADSWORTH-AKRON
WILL RELIEVE PRESENT
TRAFFIC CONGESTION
Also Want Break in Line to Cleve-
land Built-Raise Salary Sealer of
Weights and Measures

The first business to come before
the County Commissioners Monday
was the consideration of a petition
from, and listen to personal appeal
by, large delegation from Wads-
worth in the matter of>Toad extension.
There are IL miles Of road leading
from Wadsworth to Akron, passing
through Loyal Oak and Bigelow Cen
ter, which is a break between Wads
worth ana the Summit county line. On
the Akron side the Summit Commits
sioners have agreed to pave the road
to Akron and the Wadsworth citizens
want Medina commissioners to help
complete the whole improvement.
There were 40 inches of petitions
pleading for the improvement; there
were, too, about hundred interested
citizens present in person. Several
spokesmen told of the needs and
/ finally the Commissioners adjourned
/ to make certain of having money yet
unappropriated which when this was
/ determined led the Commissioners to
agree to $3.50 division of the COSTS
The plan is to build 1913 inch con-
crete base and surface with some ma
terial later agreed on, 16 feet wide
closing the gap between WadswortE
and Akron. Estimated cost is $685..
$50. This makes it possible for the
Wadsworth people to go ahead ano
finish the financing of the project. Il
is proposed to complete the necessary
Legislation this year so that worl
may begin with early spring.
Thirty seven abutting property
holders Of the Weymouth-Bennet
Corners road want the road on th'
line between Brunswick and Hinckle!
twps. improved The road is 2.6:
miles long, and runs from the inter
section of the Liverpool and Richfel'
roads north to the Cuyahoga ocunt.
line. On the Cuyahoga side the roa'
is to be built it is said, and as tn
new route would shorten the way int
Cleveland by about three miles, dodg
a bad S crossing and enable users t.
, dodge Stone and Albion hills, tn
Commissioners were urged to build il
After listening to the reading of tn
,, petition the Commissioners set Mon
day, Nov. "a, as the date for furthe
consideration of the proposition.
Four OF five weeks ago a contrac
! was given for lumber for repairs an
planking of the bridge 1 mile mort.
and 2 miles west of Homer; deliver
to be made Immediately. NJ steps hav
, ing been taken Commissioner Alber
was empowered to buy an oak tire
+ from Hopkins, near the bridge, an
: have the logs sawed and plank de
y livered at once. Bridge is in bad re
pair, plank breaking through, and i
this way endangering life.
e Salary of the sealer Of weights an
: measures in Medina county was OF
dered raised to SIPS month, begir
ming Nov. l.