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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01
JAP DANCER IN
CALF ORN|A IS
To Be BATTLED
SENATOR PHELAN
SOUNDS WARNING
Urges Measures to Prevent
Orientals from Leasing
Lands on Pacific Slope.

Los ANGELES. Cal. March
Tho owners OF tho California
MrNicn Land and Cattle COM
pany's property in lower Califor-
MIA still adhere to n declaration
made |" the state department in
1917 thnt they will not "undcr
nny circumstances make any
lease Of any kind to the Japan
rsc. where colonization is prob
able. until VIZ arc first authori-
ativcly Informed that such an
ARRANGEMENT will he entirely
agreeable To the government Of
| our own country
This was announced here to-
| day hy Harry Chandler. prcsi-
dent nr tho company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01
HORRIBLE CRIn1E.

IRWIN. Ia. March H. Arn'h with
an axe. John N"y"N"kt'. =. coal '"'i''r
rushed from his h"u" III h'ESt"h' ''h'
here today and a't'"hra I't''S rr'''''
.,Iso miner. After ku"rkInr his rr;Im
10 IN. ground HuyaE"kir held tlrtIli
doun with hls foot and sunk tn" aN"
four times int" hi* h"a" kiliihS nun.
BayoyokiC witS arrested.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01

LbHiHIH March ~ Th" department
81 ihn t!n,ninn f"t"lgn "tf''" haV'hk
,,,rrr nr the pnn"" n"S"ll"iIonH haA
,r,.LrJ n ,lr.,IrInn "a To lIH altitude TO-
w,,I ,I,r urunilnIIuun. u Gorunn wirc-
l.sr ucnrngr yn rho department has
1rrIJrI the, ucrrunUr rhnulf not only IN
nrcurInncn with Trr-lfoni WllH"n'H ~
pDintu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01

i.AltIS March 5l.-Irnidicr Idoyd
GnnrH" aud irrsldrni Wilson '"hiS'too
privately Tor nn hour thin "i'o'""'' ~"
far. The council nf four met nj lhr
I.rrrldrnI' n residence, u !" nnh1Tn'""o
aha, ti- ,ur,,upo .r IIr TnnrrrncG was To
,,nr1It, ,I,, rnnHc urn"eoilugn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01
TIE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, March Il.--ror"caHt :
ohio. Weutoru PrnnEylvanIn~-Fnir on
rucEday and Wcdnonday; wnrmor We'd
Monday.
WcEt VlrgIuia-Tair Tucadny and
Wednesday; warmer "Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01
REACHED BELGRADE

PARIS. March 3l.--Thr fr"nh. I'r't-
tsh and Serbian missions whI"h w"r" III
budapest when tn" hungarian r"H"l"-
ZION broke out hav" arrived at f"lErh''.
They were Imprisoned IN their hE'hS
quarters. but not sent to jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01

LONDON. Mnrch al.--rh" German n
nnntInI cnmmiariun Hcnl 10 Rpn hnH Dcen
authorized To give MI exact Description
nr tho nnnnclni eitunlion In Germany 20
,Ic rcprcaoninilv"r Of the nllioH nccord-
inr 70 n German wlrclcHs m"HEaRc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01
Scores Die in
River Disaster

$50 SPECTATORS DASHED INTO THE WATERS OF
THE DELAWARE RIVER WHILE SHIP is BE
ING LAUNCHED-DEATH LIST MAY REACH
FORTY-TIDE CARRIES AWAY BODIES OF
MANY VICTIMS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01
nv TTOMhH d. NAYS.

Special lbi"patCh To Tho Iut"lllE"nrer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va March al
Tho hardest fight my H'%:ii"n OF tho
IcEialniurn has witnrsacd in recent years
was brought to mn "nd this afternoon
when Governor John ]. Tornw"ll attach
ell his signature Of approval to the oil
and gas tax blrl md the state police
measure.
Contrary to INC expectation of many,
final enactment of thcSc two hills. which
resulted II warm fights In both houses,
especially the police measure. WAS not
delayed until the final hour of tho OK
traord dinary session and tho enrolment
Of these tpVo hirls and tho announce
mcnt Of. the executives approval came
somewhat as n SURPRISE
II had hccn rrnnred that opponents
tn these two measures would stage their
final effort today with proposal To TO-
consider the votes given the bills Sal
urday. In the senate members voted for
both bills 50 rs tn he in position TO
NOV" Il reconsideration should there be
{. possible chance Of carrying such II
move through No such action was
taken, and both will become effective
within ninety days from the date OF
passage.
gmootn Sailing.
Tho oil and gas bril- had smooth sail
in" on the final leg for enactment. hut
opponents to the police measure. had Il
final slam at tn" measure IN tn" ncccs-
sary appropriation to make it effective
and passage Of Legislation to make tho
appropriation is due 10 Il Stra t"r;ic move
on he pnrt Of DnlEatc George W. Nc
ClintIc Of kanawha county.
In tn" scnat" an effort was made 10
get All appropriation bill through for the
police bill. but inasmuch a. a four his
vote was required TO suspend the ronsti-
tutional rules to pass the bill tho at
tempt failed. Delegate McCIintic solved
the problem in the house Of delegates by
combining the hill arpropriating s225.-
mo for tho police measure with the ar-
preparation hill for tho Judges salary
measure. This was passed By lhr House
and also concuTnd in by tho senate
The combination removed the laSI OBJ
CONTINUED ON Puge Twclve)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01
oPposEn BY KEnDRICK.

WASHINGTON. March3l.-Scnator
Krndrick Of Wyoming. who introduced
a bill Mt tho Jast session Of Congress
O<,vlding for government regulation
OF the meat pucking industry. issued
statement tonight opposing tho creation
Of 4 "cnnfcrcncr committee OF tho 1.-Two
stock Industry" rs has been proposed
for the adjusting Of differences between
the packers. stock rniscrs and the gov
crnmcnt. He declared n permanent solu'
ton OF this situation could not be OBJ
taincd through the work Of such COM
mittcr.
ton. land ownership. education. inter-
mnrriagrs and the elective franchi"e,
bur II must be horne In mind that Japan
Is one OF the Ave powers sitting In mo
conferences, and II must he made cleAr
that tho United StntrH rcgnrds thu -
n question OF sclf-pr"e"rratlon ana can
not compromise 1t. Unless n protest 10
,nadc the doctrine Of ncGue5conca VIII
be invoked 10 say that America - -"
different
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01

A24DU URAS
CSso~~ -
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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-08-22
The Gains From Education

To judge the value of education solely by money.
is way look at it. Still it is all many people
consider And judged by that test education abund
antly makes good.
Figures of the earnings of college students at various
periods after graduation show average salaries other
compensation very much above what those with less
schooling get of the interesting of the
practical returns of education made few years
by people who not only guratively but actually came
study of individual in John
county, Missouri made with thoroughness that was
very convincing related only farmers class
members of which, formerly rather skeptical con-
corning the value of education
survey of 656 farms was made in this nvestiga-
tion and these farmers 544 had had only dis
trict school education while 1O2 had than that.
found that the better educated farmers oper-
ated 33 per cent land and owned four-ffths Of
the land they cultivated Only three-fths Of the land
operated by poorly educated farmers owned by
them The educated farmers earned II per cent more
clear income, and kept one-sixth stock.
The amount of time young person spends in educa-
ton for any calling only small part of his life It
can do of two things. One kind Of education will
give him exceptional skill in calling, which
will be rewarded promptly by exceptional And the
other kind of education will give him general develop
ment of his faculties enabling him to think clearly
broadly and comprehensively to work intelligent
take up.-Litchhed Saturday Review.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-08-22

quired of the tractor may not demand
a great deal Of power, while the
amount Of blowing to be done with
in a limited season is considerable.
In such cases the tractor should be
capable Of pulling enough plows to
do the work within the time avail
able.
+ There are cases in which only a
small amount of belt work is re-
quired, and most of the field work
will be done with horses, the tractor
being wanted merely to make extra
power available in rush seasons, or
to relieve the horses during hot
spells. In such cases the small 2
plow outfits frequently have proved
most satisfactory. Such an outfit has
the advantage of not necessitating a
large investment, and on this account
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-08-22
DEVELOPMENT OF THE TRACTOR
Continued from Page p

perience with them, and not the size
on which they can be used most pro-
1tably. ." A farmerawho Is, contemplat-
Ing the purchase of a tractor and
whose farm is smaller than the acre
age above given, should consider
carefully before acting contrary to
the opinions of experienced men.
While tractor is less efficient on
small farm, because Of the smaller
fields and correspondingly greater
loss of time in turning, the large per-
| centage of the area of fields to be
finished up with horses when plow-
ing, ETC., these points are not so i'm
portant as the fact that the small
farm Is usually thrown out of bal
ance, from an economic standpoint,
by the investment of a dispropor-
t1onate amount Of capital in power
which can be used fewer days than
would be the. case with the same
machine on larger farm. The over
head charges per unit of work done,
therefore, are much higher on the
! small farm. The obvious course for
the small farmer who has already in
vested in a tractor and wishes to
make the best use of 1t is to acquire
more land in order to utilize the
tractor more efficiently, which, as
mentioned elsewhere, Is the course
followed by a large percentage Of
tractor purchasers.
TRACTOR MUST FIT THE JOB
To obtain the fullest degree Of sat
isfaction. it is necessary that the
proper size of tractor be bought. A
tractor which is not powerful enough
for the work required of it will prove
more or less unsatisfactory, of
course, and to exchange it for a larg-
er one entails an expense which
would be unnecessary If the right
size were obtained at first. On the
other hand, an outfit which Is much
too large may be too clumsy or ex-
pensive in operation to make it econ
omical for a great deal Of work on
which tractor of the proper size
could be used with satisfaction and
economy.
In purchasing an outfit care should
be used to obtain one with ample
power for the heaviest work which
will be required Of it. This may be
either field work or belt work; prob
ably it will be the latter more often
than the former. Frequently the
work of tractor in driving a grain
separator or ensilage cutter requires
more power than would be necessary
for doing the blowing in good sea-
sons, and in such cases the tractor
bought should be powerful enough
to handle the belt work properly.
On the other hand, the belt work re-
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-08-22
WAR WITH MEXICO

During the week a couple Of American army await
have been held for by Mexican bandits and
at this writing they have been released and Amer-
is pursuit of bandits There have
hundreds of other ourages of the kind against
American citizens Mexican banditry appears
a thriving business. Conditions will go from bad to
worse with the certainty of with Mexico becoming
all the time.
1t could hardly be otherwise. The Mexican people
are poor ignorant and oppressed conditions
disorder lawlessness and revolution. Order
established but there appears to be
pany of Mexico capable of establishing order
United States attempts to establish ORDER there
war later that is just exactly what
is going to happen.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-08-22
SOMETHING IS GOING TO HAPPEN TO SOMEBODY

And that somebody is Julius A. Schmahl
the something is that he is going governor
of the state of Minnesota.
He is talking himself straight into the governors
chair.
The Tribune is not nominating Mr. Schmahl. We
simply registering the fact that conditions in Min
nesota point a certain kind of for governor,
that dozen different angles, Julius A.
Schmahl looms up the
here the line of talk that Julius is handing
out( delivered at New Ulm Tuesday, that is heading
him straight for the governors chair
There anarchist who not a So
ciast before he anarchist" Mr.. Schmahl said
Socialism is the fertile soil in which the red plant of
anarchy fourishes. legitimate fruits boycott,
sabotage, destruction and red ruin. Socialism, instead
of adding to the total of the worlds morality in
tellectuaty liberty prosperity happiness would
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-08-22
THE MORRIS TRBUNE Morris, Minnesota
dead level Of monotonous sameness and it
to revert back to barbarsm and savagery.

duce dead level Of monotonous saneness. and it
to revert back to barbarism and savagery.
"The arguments apply to the aims and the
methods of the Nonpartsan league. The league is
American because 1t socalisc by socialists and
with principles and platform borrowed from the socialist
party It is unAmerican because 1t unfair advance
ment of its propaganda and treatment of its opponents
eff you to cut the terms of contempt, dersion,
ridcule and out of language, Nonpartisan
orator could more make speech a Nonpartisan
editor write editorial than you could your
without gas. The American way to advance is
by square toed affirmation and not by billingsgate
'Nonpartisansm is un-Amercan it resorts to
the most un-Amercan Of all Methods the boycott and
the blacklist, to build up and strengthen itself.
"Nonpartisan leaders openly advocate that the
American principle of of the people, by the
people, and for the people, should be suppanted by
Of leaguers by eaguers and for leaguers
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-08-22
PAGE s

Is sometimes recommended by exper-
fenced men as a good size to buy at
first in order to gain experience in
the use and care Of tractors.
If it is desired to use the tractor
for custom work on neighboring
farms or for road work, an outfit with
sufficient power to handle such work
satisfactorily should be chosen.
AS a general rule it is better to err
through buying an outfit with too
much power rather than too little,
but this should not be interpreted
as recommending the purchase Of the
largest sizes. It refers rather to the
apparently too common practice Of
getting 2-plow outfit to do work
which should properly be done with
CONTINUED on Page S.)
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-08-22

The "daylight saving law repealed by congress
this week in spite presidents Veto and the last
Sunday in October will end the tnkering with the time
The outcome was a victory for the farmers the
cities.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-14
FINANCIAL
BUSINESS oPPoRrUNITiEs

THINK BEFORE YOU ACT Let caution" be your watchword. don't permit this great oil, excitement to mislead you from your good judge ment; opportunities to make big money in<oil are numerous; however you should thoroughly post yourself on what developments are-going on in the great Mid-Continent and Texas oil fields before you invest a dollar; each issue of the Oil Press is brimful of valuable inside information and analytical reports of scores of oil companies. which shares are being offered as well as those in which the public Is now holding stock; the in formation contained in single issue may make you considerable money or protect you from loss; no one inter- ested in the worlds preatest com modity can afford to be without it. late issue of the Oil Press, togeth- CT with copy of The Market" which contains latest quotations on all listed and unlisted active and in active oil stocks will be sent free on request, also while they last a new, accurate colored map of Kansas. Oklahoma and Texas, just out: fea- turing the oil fields in red Address oil Press, 704 Republic Bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-14
$1o0 EARN s44,oo0 IN TEXAS OH.
 CTOCK

80 companies operating in Burkbur- net and Desdamona oil fields paid SS.0o0,000 dividends this year. How much of this did you get? If noth- ing, whose fault was it? The Old Dominion Oil Co. offers you now the opportunity to share in this great financial harvest. owns valuable acreage in Burkburnet and Des- damona. "The Wonder Fields of the World" stock now selling at par, $1 per share. Subscribe today. before stock advances. Unusual opportunity for investors and live-wire salesmen. For full particulars address.
 OLD DOMINION OIL co.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-14
sALESMEN WANTED

CARBUREToR-Sal new carbu- retor for Ford, Maxwell and Dodge cars: simple; not moving part; in- stalled in 30 minutes; guaranteed to double your mileage and start in zero weather without hearting or priming; your money back in Is days if this carburetor does not do all we claim for it: our agents all over the country are making big money. Write U. & J. Carburetor Sales Go. Unc.) |, . S. goth st, Birmingham, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-14

SALESMEN, brokers and others inter ested in a real dividend paying prop osition, wanted at once; this is drilling company not an oil com pany; dry holes pay us dividends; re- gently consolidated with big Okla homa company; now working on con- tracts; dividends will be paid after first well is completed in Desde- mona; write or wire for particulars Longhorn Drilling and Development Association 409 Burton Building Fort Worth, Tex
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-14

BUY AND SELL oil leases in Texas around drilling oil wells; quick sales, big money; buy Is worth the money, no capital required, nor experience necessary; we direct you Texas oil leases in path of production have proven gold mines for agents and in- vestors; everybody wants chance for fortune; write quick for full details. our offer to agents; great demands for our leases have sold thousands of acres; big excitement; send name for free map and agents proposition. Pecos Valley Co.,. IA 1-2 N Robinson st., Oklahoma, Okla.
 OIL LEASE, 10 acres or more. Texas field, legally registered with record- CT of deeds. offers wonderful possi- bilities; $50 secures 10 acres; won derful speculation for large or small investor: largest companies control surrounding leases; drilling locations made, drilling and great activity nearby; your name brings free map and booklet. J. R. Sutherlin & Co.,. S20 Commerce Bldg. Kansas City, Mo. LARGE corporation wants live district sales manager, wonderful new rapid selling patented auto necessity: no competitions, thousands purchased by United States government: will stand most scrutinizing Investigation; |; should easily net s10o0o to $20000 annually; requires from 5000 to s5000 capital. Scott Corporation, 72 w. Washington St.. Chicago.
 WANTED TO EXCHANGE-Sto In Birmingham business paying 12 per cent for equity in or Groom mod ern bungalow or cottage in Wood lawn or West End; will assume mort gage; don't answer unless you have a first-class place; don't want any shacks. Address v-67. care Age Herald.
 HOTEL LEASE FOR SALE,--Modcrn, newly furnished, 25-room brick hotel; ]; thriving county seat, making money; lures at sacrifice, account illness: come, phone or write Immediately. Hurst House, Centerville. Ala. manufacturing corpora tion wants capable men to establish branch and manage salesmen, $200 to $1000 necessary; you handle own money; will allow expenses to Balti- more if you will qualify; for particu- lars address Secretary. 41s N. Howard st. Baltimore. Md.
 WOULD you be interested in a proposi- tion that will net better than 10O per month. It will take around s1O,OO0 to Hdhuic. hOHcy SeCuTeu Dy HTSl mortgage; this is strictly legitimate proposition. if interested and have the money investigate. Address G-6S, care Age-Herald.
 w WANTED-General sales managers to establish branch and manage sales men; "Kerodox." the new inexpensive heat; no wood, no coal; $500 to $3000. Necessary you handle own money. Successful agencies esta blished. Amalgamated Corporation, 153 Wave ly Place. New York.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-14
EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

N. HELP WANTEDEFEMALE 30 WANTED Several young women with high school training, who live with parents or relatives, to fill positions as telephone op- orators and supervisors. salary $9 per week first month, S11 per weeksecond month, increases regular and frequent thereafter; pleasant work and short hours; must be willing to work until 10:30 ?. m. a few weeks. Apply 2 p. m. Miss Dickson. Sd floor, 1914 Ed ave.
 w A N T E D-Mailing and stationery clerk for large office; don't apply unless willing to work; answer in own handwriting, giving experience, age, and salary you are willing to begin with. Address H-6S, care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-14

OIL LEASES, STATE OF TEXAS, safest most profitable end of oil business Leases now selling at an average of s3,o00 an acre could have been bought a few months ago as low as $10 an acre. Drilling for oil is general over state and lease values soaring. Get good leases and hold for big profit. State lands now being leased at low prices in section where geological structure indicates fu- ture oil pools. Write today for descrip- tion, free maps and prices. Address. Stateland Lease Association, BOT Beatty Bldg, Houston, Tex,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-14

WANTED-Salesmen, efficient and trustworthy, with satisfactory ref erences; can make permanent con tract wSh us to sell one thousand de- esirable building lots facing the At
 lantic ocean, on the Mainland beach, near Wilmington, N. C.; convenient and accessible over automobile high way, directly to the beach; a paying position. Address Mainland Beach company. Box Is, Wilmington. N c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-14

GOODS-Entire house. hold of high-grade furniture for sale. including: Mahogany library table, Ja- cobean dining suite of 8 chairs. exten- sion table; buffet, china cabinet and serving table; Apiece bedroom suites in mahogany, ivory and white enamel finish; hickory porch set (new) with settee, table and chairs; sewing machine; Columbia grafonola; Sani- tor refrigerator of 200-lb ice capac- ity gas stove; rugs of several sizes. and number of pictures Call to- morrow at 1916 s. 2Sth st.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-14

"WHEELER Students Get the Best Positions" Session day and night the year round Call, write or phone for thirtieth annual cat alogue. Wheeler Business College, 1909 1929 list ave, B'ham.