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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
DEMAND FOR TRAILERS
is GREATLY INCREASED

Indications point 10 a steadily in
creasing demand for trailers. Many
makers who have been busy since
tho close OF the war have found II
necessary 10 move into larger plants
and seek larger facilities Tor produc-
ton. Leading companies are doing
several times the volume OF busi-
ness ever done before AZ this season
and a number OF new companies
have been organized TO manufac-
ture traiiers or have gone into the
field from other ling Tho fact that
much can be eHperrss from this bus
mess IL also evidenced IN th5 new
and improved types and models
which established makers are plao-
Ing on tho market Automobile
Topics
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
GIANT PNEUMATIC IS
PROVED ECONOMICAL
Heavy Duty, tast Delivery Truck
Men Have Opportunity IN Hear
About Recent Tests.
SAVING PROVED, SAYS urElHY
Manager of The Charles Lukins Auto
Company of Tulsa Points Out
Many Advantages.


Keeping an ear to the ground may
not he among the classified sports,
hut N the ear hsIors. % a .a...av.
49,. g. -. :,
'"g ran ana IL GROUNDED Tor
news OF that game there Is sport
in the pose which often has real
compsnsations as any motor truck
~ ' ""' "s"
II is something which tho wise
In the automobile truek trade ars
rsconm.,a,n. ,o,av - ~,
,ng an,hn.,as
PARTICULARLY IN heevy-duy fast-de-
.NuIy uuckh 10 these me oompen-
ssuon hkes the iorm OF news re-
ssrdlhR results OF recent gasoline
consumption tests with trucks us-
ing giant pneumatic and solid tires.
Test by Engineers.
"A nroved .aytnv n, ,w.,y. ana
one half per cent in sss ara o,, Tor
trucks with pn.umstic eauinrsn,
has aeen announcea nv our sscsorv
enEinsers." said Mr.. I.eihv Genera
manager of the Charles I,uk lns Auto
nomnany ysstsrdsv ,,Twn ,r,,cLs
ono with riSht pneumatic equipment
and thas other with solid rubber
tires. operated over distance OF
1890 miles, under the same condi-
tons, IN making tho test The trucks
were OF the same make ana capacity.
with equal loads.
Gasoline and oil expense 10. OF
course, q variable item. IL u dtf-
ficult TO estimate because OF local
conditions, grades and curves In this
road over which q truck 10 operated.
For instance, n truck equipped with
pneumatic tires viii show rs per
cent saving over solids In sas and
oil consumption when on level roads
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
stnnd. rn In OtI TfeIda

T'Ttss Gates haif-sole tires have
heen subject 20 the most severe type
~ road conditions. and yet after run
ming ts 600 miles. look good for sev1
e-qi thousand miles yet such sstis-
faction and freedom from punctures
prompts me 10 write this leiter -
INC liberty Gas a Carbon Co. r. p.
Hausen. Pres ldent. Tulsa. OKLA.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
Closed Automobiles Is Per
Cent of Those Now in Use

the individual fancy. on the other
hand. the factories quick to sense
a growing field, have engaged high
priced experts who have Incorporated
In stock models much of the ele-
gance and luxury that is graclng the
strictly made-to order output
Some OF the modern Rppurte-
nances thatrsequip both stock and
custom built cars this year are worth
listing A really stylish limousine
or sedan Is not complete without
It's interior clock. vanity case. dome
light. silk window curtains. cigar
lighter. dictaphone by which TO com
municate with the chauffeur, foot
cushions. ventilation appliances
which respond to the touch OF the
hand. window regulators, and con
yenientlv located reading lights
In adapting and installing these
improvements. the practice ~ 70 US"
only the finest OF woods metals and
feathers fashioned IN design that
would grace the display table OF an
exclusive iewelry shop one car
brought out this season has among
rs convenlences even a compass and
a folding kodak.
Body Designs Advanced.
AN FAhFl lNN ANI'A ANlAFN AN'N Nf'hN Wv
sign. improvement " constant There
then has been much Advancement
IN such details a. window arrange
ment and manipulation. Perfect
kmoothness and response 20 the
lighte-t pressure has become an es-
sential In Interior arrangement
TO promote roominess. nearly every
real car has plan for which u
claims superiority. Extra seats which
may be "s;agrered' out OF the way
when not needed has done much
to make big cars more acommodious.
Upholstery Materials Rich.
In upholstery and interior fi'-
thugs. there a. also n marked ad-
vance. Among the high-priced fab
rirs are rich woolena and SILK hro-
cadcs. IN the finest qualities Slip
covers too have undergone a refine
ment IN hitting and choice ~ mate
rial that makes them almost al pleas
ing 90 The eve NJ 'hc fabrics they
are intended 20 protect
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12

4 faulty set NJ piston rings IN one
cylinder will cause a motor 20 rnu
irreruIarIy AT The cylinders should
have equal compression. one wr7E
cylinder will cause dis1Erorshl"
pound which is not only annoying
io the driver bat Injurious io tho
whole mechanism.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12

u will be noticed that tnere Nue
or Increase recorded IN the war
p.rtof hut the figures taken a. a
whole point 20 "a steadily growing
rrefsrruc. Wv tho owner ot aver
az, means for the motor car That
can serve him the year round, win
Ter or summer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12

with tine return 10 peace condi-
'i1ns this trend has sV9 In more
strongly than ever. Now " mas
reached the custom built stage whore
a man orders his motot car made
f1-w,ssurc" of his requiem mis-.
The past two or three years nave
80, fra rise of corps o. expert
r.Fy builders IN Detroit New York.
cleveland and Indianapolis, who
.r.rilIIse ln exclusive design 70 suit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12

Keep the Hands Clean.
4 little vnfeline rubbed on the
hands before commencing any ma
chine work VIII greatly facilitate
cleansing the hands with soap and
water when the Job IL done
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
True Stories of Successful Women
What happened when Callahan her si5 week position
as sohogrnplcr
By EDITH MoRARTY.

What happened when Peggy Cal
| hlhhu gave up her fifteen dollar a
| week position as stonogtApherp To
clerk az the Black company for
! twelve
Peggy Callahan was - when she
| made tho decision which changed
! her whole life Hor family aud
| friends All thought ahe was making "A
| grave mistlkc. Peggy and Mr
| hinck of the Black company thought
| differently n was Mr Black who
hud persuaded rccgy To leave her
| position as s'onOgrlphcr for Mr
| Maxwell, his lawyer. whore shc Was
! earning 50 a week. and accept a
| place as clerk iu his largo depart
m'nt store for ~.
llo had asked Peggy TO try hor
/ hhnd al sliCsuauHhlp many times.
| bui always in a Joking way. and
| when ne finally mado hpr a propp-
| sl'lon and talked TO her seriously
| about 80 sho accepted She had been
| Mr. MuNwcllS sieuographcr for
| three years. She started I'm at SO
| ana al the tlmo sho loft him she
! WfH only getting SO. According TO
| nor way OF thinking. there were no
| prospects Of bctteriuR herself la tho
| lu'uro there. ana according to Mir.
| blacks ideas there were unlimited
| opportunities at his store. Ana 80
leEfy started 10 SEN ncckwoar on
me FIRST floor al klack's
icr family was hOrrIficd. They
thought struoEIuphy was go much
more "gputttl II WAS not louE.
however. although b. seemed ages TO
Peggy before she was put In the
gown department In three years
the family had become rcconcilcd TO
mo Sa'cswOman I'm their midst. for
sho was earning $50 a week. more
man either OF her older brothers
Then she became discouraged. She
always had large sales and a big
book but there was Eomothlug
lacking Mr. Black seemed to sense
10 even before Peggy did, and he
gave her the best remedy possible.
lie piled more work upon her and
gave her more responsibility and. or
course. an increase IN pay She rose
tu the occasion and, bending every
effort soon had mastered all Of her
new tasks Eut In another year she
was again becoming dissatisfied.
/ This time she was on the verge of
leaving when Mr. Black offered her
he position ~ buyer for the misses
dresses. She accepted and so 10 was
.t".tf F..' h'Nl go AAhN n cat y IIN|Nl
q So n week clerk iu the rcckwcur
department 70 buyer of The misses
dresses at salary Of $50 q week.
Her family and her friends also
were now fully aware Of the fore
sight she had shown when she gave
up steuoRraphy There was not one
girl from her class in business
school who was earning more than
$3.50 a week ht stcuuEraphy
Peggy was by far the best bust
ness woman In the Nlack company
and Il was really amusing 20 see the
saiesmcn from tho largo New York
houses who asked Tor the buyer OF
tho dresses when Peggy Callahan, "A
pretty hlack-haircd young woman OF
%. put In her appearance Some
lines the men would NOT believe that
this very youthful and unsoph.sfi.
Gated looking young girl was tho
head OF so large ana important a
department II never took them
more than 20o minutes. however. 10
/ discover that she was not only the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
'W00DlE WILSON, NO
NAME TO GIVE BABY
President Running Ihr short of
Predecessors IN office 80
Godfather to Oklahumhua.

]
'po.m' 70 The World
huNCN CITY. Nur lG Why are
not boy babies Up.uE named for
/ woodrow Wilson
u has boon % time h0uoroi custom
In the United States to give tho
/ utuu OF pguNduuuB professional
| nominees ana other popular political
/ characters io the boy babies that
/ nave arrived during ctwutIruH AMI
IHiing thy period uf national popu-
/ iAi} through which ouch man Ul
/ prominence utsarH.
/ rho country was ful' OF young
'l"h'r 'lcN'IWis. fHuro Wa Bot
of NlNum NJ .EmI.,s and Urun
mu llHw.sous p.rr4 az William
/ Jennings llpuUs. % world ot Teddy
| tooayNrl'H and flock uf Marx
| llanuas. winfield Scott lluucorhs.
| IiW b1'uus, samuel TlIdous and
I James A Gurfirlls. whIIy the name
| Abraham l.uuulu. iINu chat OF Abuu
| Zen Adam, led an inn rrst
Tho fact thut tho ulmU OF wood
| no" Wilson ~ not hulug given nu
/ new arrivals. ut tho present time
! hul oNou during his two political
! campaigns and hIH two tcrmH ~ tho
! pr'hidcury, was brought to light. ~
Start with in Oklahoma. 10y "Uuck"
! 'hWphclI, victorian editor ~ the
| NWkomis Hornet Zoo these words
80 far NJ reported none of tho
|hoy babies hurL iu this vicinity have
. hctn named Woodrow wilson TN.
lp"uplc arc getting moro ruuEidrrntH
Tot the future ~ their UffsurIup
Campbell inuururutcd "a rpmptIt.p.
/ ut Investigation that pcrh,ps br tiJ
/ not anticipate. Thruugh,ut au pkla.
! humu the u,wHpspor mon r., tusy
I and everywhere tho result has b,cg
/ the Same us that digroy,r.I bv uhc
LWuukuWis sage. there ara really no
future voters being named Woodrow
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
Enormous AdvancesinRealty
Prices in Tulsa Since 1910

owen addition. $40. c. W. Dem
Ing company.
For ruut. One four-room house
on south Houston, SIS per month.
Sew. ono thrcu-ruum house on
south Houston. tl2 per month.
Russell, Abbott a Co 3 East
Ihird street. A modern nye-room
mouse, close In, for $40 per month.
CTS a clnch that was cxceqF I've }
To rent: A five room house TO
rent at F25 per month. Phone
VA' or caii at room ., Culbert-
son building.
For rrnt Slx-room cottage.
owen addition. $50. G.. W Dem
Ing complpy. Phone 500.
Back To- suilIng prices. They'r,
tho most heartrouding
$4,000; For fiyc-ruom modern
house on South Boulder. between
Ninth and Tenth. good well aud
barn, east front
$500 Buys ono or the prcttlcst
homes on South Cheyenne. strictly
modern, eight rooms. servants
nous" ana we'll House is finely
decorated has three fire places
and mIutuls House liz new
$4,000. For fivr-room modern
house ON South Boulder, between
Nin'hDand Tenth. good well and
barn. Cast front
5000: Buys lo-room house I'm
owen addition. two blocks from
school This Is nearly now. viii
Fado this FOR a good farm. what
have you 10 offer?
$500 buys a five-room house
o.. 4
limo and one block from school
house. Terms, hair cash. balance
- per week Who can afford TO
be without a home
&-,aOo Buys seven room
modern house, pantry. closets and
nice east front lot on one OF tho
best streets In the city. (Anyone
missing this ad iu 1910 might look
into the bargain now; they might
be- able 20 buy tho pantry for the
same pricc)
The other necessities came easy
too.
Wanted: Boarders and romers.
s.. so per week. ego South Detroit.
For rent: Large room. furnished
well, two beds, gas range for light
housekeeping, 81 week ono
smaller housekeeping room. 81 a
week ll6 North Main
Wanted. Everyone to see the
wonderful butter machine. Can
make two pounds OF pure butter
In 10 minutes at . cents n pound.
No chemicals or drugs used. Room
81, Bynnm building (Noticc:
Anyone knowing where such
machine may now be bought. no.
tlfy Mr Hoover and get lycwardD
But what's the use We didn't
have the maEoumas In 1910 or we
couldn't see Tulsa az Il is today. In
either case you pay your SOS and
SO rent FOR the 1910 $50 and $50
house-and think you are lucky not
to be living In n tent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
,,l,, Of Tulsa World Tell a
psmarkable Tale of City's
Advancement.
PRICES SEEM RIDICULOUS
rl,.s with "Vision" T h @ n
payo Rcapcd Great Dollar
Harvest.

vp trr rents and Sky-rockot
..,.. Dor property tho eternal cry
mis-, unHl as a subject for con-
.,non 10 has become eommoncr
~, oiAe weather." The Tulsa
ro,.s aHoa prcnsurc IN calling at
..,,o ,o mo following bargains
ii000 buys q nice. Groom
lana. modern. ON South Denver.
-.s on mart u. s. Chambers co.
For u.u Good h-room house
..o blocks from postoflcc. one
I,sp from car limo Price $1,000.
.,,,s y;EJ cash. balance Ike rent
tl,r la This one' Seven rooms,
.s5srr ou south Cincinnati.
u'55 ON easy terms Brown
y,rton Investment CO,
r1Br rsw 5-ronm houses Y
,orss from car line. rent FOR $50
n mor.r can give terms on
4 T. prrr each. $500.
T.r a's. price f42tO. New =
.ssr house. South Boston. close
modern up-to-dafc. 32.eJO
IN handle. balance . years.
popf crowd The advertisements
q, aiken from Tho Tulsa World
ssoflgl0 Things never were dirt
..,,n In TI'f1 II never was a dead
,vr even when 10 was "A cross
.,,8s There mover was time
,bsr yOu could buy the First Ma
,ssal bank sItc for string OF beads
a. A pair OF boO's. but prices were
,5sh nine years ago that the reading
\ ne ads today makes "a man sick
,y,r lost opportunities and causes
ln 20 want 90 so out and bump
snssf
Here's how acreage property sold
hfr-iuF ukc suuint az Maple
Pirs Irving Place. and other gold
rts additions ana pass out with
gta struggle.
$40 per acre buys 120-acre
Ann J miles south OF the city.
Ms k another bargain that won't
ls.p lArl 10 didn't
n c Powder q co. hni-"One
r's small house. good well,
.o.s 70 Heilvicw school Price
iIo0'
il5 per acre buys i2o acrccs &
niles east of the city, terms This
another snap. Tulsa Real
naie Co.. rooms % and 20 over g.
sos9''cr.
tl1jb per acre Will buy 80
icres of nuI s miles north OF city.
% 10 cultivation and one produc-
q oil Wei nu this farm Now IN
YOU wan, something good here II
. we believe you old fellow.
H' knock off the oil well we're
uhamsi 90 pass over the money!
Ani here are house rents.
Flr rent Three room house.
81. West Third, $40 per month.
lh5g.re 302 South Frisco.
llf rent Six room cottage,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17

buyer but shc was one OF Tho keen,
oat buyers lU the business Ana
usually, at tho end OF 10 mlnu'oH
they extended an invitation 20 dlu.
uer or thCatcr. Peggy nCELr ur-
copied She m1d0 rule f6r her
self at tho beginning of nor CurDu"
that she would not pat herSclt under
obligation tn any salesman and she
never has n ~ common knowledge
about tho store that Mlsa Callahan
refuses moro Invitations than most
people receive
Peggy was found 60 be too big
even for her $50 weok pohtiun.
Sho had made her department tho
best one Of It's kind In tho city ana
by far tho most popular department
IN Blacks store. but she was not
satisfied. Tho woman's gown de-
partment iu Blacks was almost "A
failure, Peggy asked for "A chance
to make II 80. and. OF course. II was
given hor. although MIR. Black
frankly said he thought her tlsFo
VAS too juvenile Tor tho women a
gowns. Peggy nevertheless took
over the department In due time
She worked over 8. and studied o.
ana cared FOR 10 us though ~ were a
neglected wauf Soon 10 showed aigus
u life and finally IL developed into
ns profitable department as her
misses fr0Dks. She had added am
other achievement 20 Mr long lIst
70 crown this success she was given
500 week and was allowed TO
MERCHANDISE herself, which means
hero is no "man higher up" when
10 comes 90 tho womep's and Misses
dress department ln Blacks Today
Parry la yaara old garUlpfr NItu
4 week. managing Two departments.
ana even designing many rf tho
trocks she sells. q big jump from
SIS week stcnogr1uher and a fI2
week clerk and she has not yet
reached her limit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17

ly. editor of the rouca city Courier,
to locate a hoy I'm this vicinity who
has been given tho name NJ the prca-
cnt occupant ot luN whito house.
and Colonel rctdly has scnt the ln-
formation to "Buck' Campbell with
n rcqucEt that h" plou-e publish.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
1honrht snnke Mns scnrf.

CASHTOWN. Pa. Aug. lG.-Mrs
Daniel Slater, Of this place. while
cleaning In her homo noticed what
she supposed was n nccktle lying
upon the floor and stopped 20 pick
it up. She retreated just ne the
supposed necktic. which proved TO
ho "A snake. attempted To sting her
Tho reptile was later killed by the
womau'a husband.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17

Tho father of this boy. who IN
nov yonr old, is an Otoc Indian.
"A graduate of the Chilucco Indian
school SAYS Colonel Ilc1dly THE
oiuo WAS iu iho recent drRfl. second
rinsg because ut being married
About the time no received notice
that his number had been reached
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17

there Was = young son horn to tho
family and Immediately the Otoo
rhr0stoned him Woodrow Wilson
"But why" I asked of the father.
"did ynn nnmGg him for Mr. Wilson"
'Rorausr." wag the Instant reply
NJ tho Indian. "he kept mo out Of
war
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
.Kicko In ncrrY Lnlcc.

PORTLAND, Me, Aug. l6.-C0n-
ned blueberrios used In making pies
In a local restaurant fcrmcntcd and
gave such a kick" that there was
"a run on tho restaurant
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-07
GOOD ,BLo GOD ASSISTED DAIRY
Good Dairy Bull; Purchases % can
Tor. 800, Put at Head 81 Herd
70 Good Investment

(Prspared BY the United States Depart
81 55s ment Of Agriculturs.)
A good dairy bull. purchased By q
Montana county farm bureau mem.
Der, cost 500 as a calf at was put at
the head Of IA herd Of ten cows, the
average annual production OF which
was $500 pounds OF milk and $50
pounds Of butterfat. The daughters
Of the bull have now replaced the old
cows In the herd and exceed the pro
ductlon Of their dams by an average
Of 1O2. pounds butterfat and II 1928
pounds OF milk per year. Thia Inn
provement nets $500 profit each year
without taking into account the dtf-
ference in value Of the calves. q COW
should 'carry on" for ut least SIX
years, which would mean u 800 add
tonal profit from the ten cows. because
Of the 500 Invested In the bull cali.
1T was bully good lnvestmsnt."
says the farmer. n. III.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-07

:. -
IN Europe it Is q part Of the bust.
ness Of monarchs to lay cornerstones
ia this country the services OF q presi-
dent are always IN demand Tor the purr-
pose, IL obtainable. On conspicuous
corner In Washington Is q cornerstone
laid by Mr.. Taft when he was presi.
dent. It was meant for church that
remains vet unbuilt !. s.sst. "; NJ
Colonel Roosevelt, , when president,
laid the cornerstone OF the Masonic
temple IN Washington Oddly enough
It was 80 feet Ia the air ut the time
Of the ceremony, upheld BY timbers,
the ground beneath 1t having been dug
away to that depth. But twas neces'
Esarry to grab the president while the
krabbing was good. u
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-07
Probably oesash.

Blank had had Z day on. and when
he returned to the ONCE the following
morning his pals wanted to know why
he looked So dfsgrunttgd. I
everything went wrong |" grumbled
Blank. VAIN 5.ss $Ss.
! & SHOW was that - one asked.
I ..,Ever 60 fishing with 4 girl I!
e, "Once." ;89:
..Did she protest against hurting the
nsh r. h, @ .;szs
4 mo. i. She said she vas sure they
were perfectly happy. because they
were all wagging their tails. - on
dom Tit Bits. Il; s,5 ID
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-07
l REMOVE MALES FROM LOCK


Qreparsd " the United states Depart
nnent of Agricultural Il 45
Produce infertile eggs. They are
worth more. as they keep better and
tEey cost Tess to produce sihce there
- No: rroosfers to ICED 81 81 No Sxpense,
(6ucation. ability. or labor other than
stching and killing Or selling the
lostsrs afass nsscS sss1ry. RSS5ovs the
ibbles at once s h. y 81 E5
sWhile eggs are plentiful some should
6 preserved for the Winter months.
II they will be scarce and high priced.
r costs but little ID time: money and
Thor, and is 10 easily done that It Is
daly common sense to do II. Use
esh, .infsrtile egEs and let custor +
u know that they can get such eggs
~ preserving, EhySses who have peyer
/ Eeservsf eggs, should get IN touch
( ith the county 81 home demonstra,
l1en agent. the state extension direct.
K or HE United States department
r asrffdtlre. & II 4 ts " Sf
u leowI alsftkb time to bsgin csllinl
1ecks. Bend the roosters tO, the ehDp'
Ing block Of the market. Eliminats
n weaklines and deformed chicks
FL rfdy sc the chitk that stands ssloHt
ke side OF the coop: with It's Winga
aown, All Feathers ruined, sys 1shdf
nd headsoowil il % sh6k Keep I sinstl
duk tf4t Sov - not Aaps 4 wtA ~
RATE 81 I W. 81 81 II & =, q.
ehads, clean Heeh water. caeaSl
seops, ana t6tony 'h6ujSs, And 3odd
\ entilaa ens md tasaex of room syasls
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-07

the night are Of the greatest impor
tance IN growing healthy, strong, vtg
orous birds, whether they are for meat
e9gs, or breeding. SiSi8s 1t
NE GfoWiAk chicks should have plenty
Of good. hourishfng FOOD. Bone med
should be fed literally to those intend
o8Sfoe layers 0fsbreeders. ~
Dos ndt forget To tUntlnue the night
on mites and lice. They must be fought
m me time N al sections and In a
seasons, y IA 539s3ss,. !,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-07
THURsDAYiENENING. AUGUST 7,zleis
pedai shsp.

tr,5:, podoing sStasp. :i5ss5
/. they struck UP a conxersat ton IA the
hotel lobby and finally one man SOg-
Eestsd u trip 10 the movies, The other
politely declined. D. A ID 5 u
Don't you want to ses Viola vam-
=pire r. " N s.5.l Il INV
Nope. " AZ .3s Sliis3 1
Nor Yorick Hamm II hls Latest
comedy r. ,S., RI "a X. s5s85 Il
Nope. as.st !. III
WHATS the matter, my frlendt
AREN'T you interested v the various
stars7'' M :,..s h: II II q Y
this evening, I'm an astrono-
mer taking a night on. sB n #
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Net Her Honey.

Net Her Honsy.
n I Was expecting a call .oD the tele'
phone from my wife mt eleven o'clock Z
one morning. Exactly at tcat houff
my bell Nngied, and, taking down the
receiver, / said !: Hello !! ~ Nj
The response came: rs that you.
White r .;s. 3 sIj sas; III J.
..This is your honey, sweethesart.s
was my reply. .s &t n q.
In Icy tones came: you've got
your nerve. Wait I'LL 4 nee your
wife. IA a ..s s:, e. "
Bang went the receiver. !.
+ recognized the voice a. stnat Of
nv wife's chum.- Chicago T'rlbune. ":