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WANTED IT REALISTIC
voistci Knew How . Mar OUGHT q
Act After Being Kicked
ccwnstsirp.

Some old anecdotes sre tod Of
Count Tolstoi. Once. when one Of
his plays was being rehesrsed at
thester. be was invited 10 be pres
emit His religion did not prevent
him from accepting the invitation,
but he went to the theater a. he
went 10 his vork-dressed a. peas
ant II was q small conpsryof the
very select. and the doorkeepcr wa,
careful TO admit only the prepor per
sons. When. therefore, a shabby
looking peasant appeared in ihe en-
trance hall he ordered the man in
peremptOry tones TO get as far away
As he could in as little time as pos
sible- Az the peasant showed no
immediate signs Of oSeying. the
ico7keeper seized him and thr~v
him down the steps.
NV names Tols;oi," the peasant
said when he hsd picked himself up
again.
The doorkeeper. when he could
find words 70 express his smsrement.
sas profound in his apologies. There
happened 10 be in the play an Incl
dent Of a similar kind, and at the
close of the performance, in q little
speech he was called upon TO make.
he count complained that the actor
did Dot make the most Of this incl
dent
Il know exactly what ! am talk.
ing about" he said. "fo- I've jra
sen thrown downstairs myself"
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Jump from Bed
inMoning and
Drink Hot Water
Tells Why =wrone should drink
&c. Waesr each morning
bef5rv breakfast

WY 8 man and woman. half the
tine. ccslrg nervous. despondent.
worried. some days he ldachy, dull and
urstTunE; sc1e d--z really incaoaci.
tated ~ rHess.
u We 81 would III c.lce inside batn.
irE. Wa : atty ~ change would
take place. llsie'' q Thousands OF
hat'ssclz- anae melee idng souls with
posty. muddy complications we should
see crowds OF happy. healthy, rosy.
c1ceked people everywhere. The rea-
sca Is that the human system does not
rlt itself each day OF all the waste
Which IL accurr1 ulates under our pres
snt mode Of living ror every ounce
o food and drink taken into the system
nearly m ounce or waste material
unst be carried out. else IL ferments
Eht forms ptonaine-ifEze poiscns which
nre absorbed Into the blood
Just As necessary rs Il Is 10 clean
tie ashes from the furnace each day,
before the fire. will burn bright and
hot. so We n-st each morning clear
q . irs'~ q Grams Of the previous days
-umr-at'on o. ircige stible waste and
- ~re " cnt STomen. whether
sick 80 ettsed 10 drink each
no - - breakfast, n glass OF
rel t7r ----- -''N a teaspoontul OF
h-sstore p.c=7 ta 4 Il. as q harm
less mems as IS OFT OF the
Et1Tacr- ~- --i ley I'd bowels the
tisestt y aerial. ste. sour bile
ard toN c-~ 1sug. sweeten-
a-1 eltire alimen-
IA g more food
- $50 fa1 @fair tr1-n
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III. ceior of FLAMES

NM people have noticed with
G.rch crest the many tinted bars
ead 5"lls hat rise IN to shape Of
-Forkc. tongues of Game" from
wool earning il a FIRE these "a
re! tue> are the resu.: OF comoas-
tiou r ne different elements %
~ rcl ne Light blue ia from
fhe B. ocen and the white from
~ carbon. The violet is from the
T. ane-e the rci from the mag
q asa ana VI, o'r', from re soGe
-.Iich srs constituent parts OF ths
..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-31
LADIES! LOOK YOUNG,
DARKEN GRAY HAIR
Use the Old-time Sage Tea and
Sulphur and Nobody
Will know.

Gray hair, however handsome. de-
notes advancing age. We all know
the advantages OF a youthful appear
ance. Your hair is your charm. II
ma kes or mars the face. When IL
fades. turns gray and looks streaked.
Just A few applications OF Sage Tea
and Sulphur enhances its appearance
q hundred-fold.
Don't stay gray Look young,
Either preDare the recipe at horne or
get from any drug store a bottle OF
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound" which Is merely the oid-tIne
recipe Improved by the addition OF
other ingredients. Thousands OF folks
recommend this ready-to-use prepare
ton, because II darkens the hair beau
uruily. besides. no one can possibly
tell. as IL darkens so naturally and
evenly You moisten a sponge or soft
brush with II. drawing this through
the hair, taking one small strand at
a time. BY morning the gray hair
disa ppears; after another application
or two, Its natural color Is restored
and II becomes thick, glossy and lus-
trous. and you appear years younger.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound Is a delightful toilet requisite.
II fs not intended for the cure. miti-
cation or prevention OF disease. a
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G-eE CL05GED FROM
a..soL10a CATARRH
kps'v Cream in NOstrils To
Open Up Air Passages

All " lat relief \ eur elogged nos
p q open right up the air passages of
you head are clear and you can breathe
sTesI7. No more hawking. smiling,
nzucous 4 ischarge- heaia che, dryness-no
struggling for br=a,h ri night, your cold
Ct crtarrh Is gone
DON'T stay STUFFED ur' Get A small
bottl- Of EF's C1am Balm from your
druggist nov. apply n little Of this
trrg-Ants ,ntlserlr " cream in your nos
t-i'- ~ y rele- rate Through every air
ra-ar 90 .eai; ,o0the and heal
ned n rieous membrs ne,
t o. = Ely's Cream
very cold and en-
6eco 'eeking. It's
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- HOT TEA
F0R A BAD COLD

ct . snail pechsge o. Hamburg
2-east Tea at any pharmacy Take .
t-b e-roc1tll o. the tea, put cup Of
t-.hnS r upon IT, pour through q
80 &C. iriniz teacup full at any
Ne lay or before retiring.
Eec,ive way - break a
G, gs rip As i opens the
i2. rii-vfng ongestion.
So - ocwef-S, thu 5 driving q
stem
- TIM -ou 81 Ger from
rn T. is inc xpensivs
-.hle- therefore safe
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50 EASY! LIKE
R0LLIi,e OFF LOG
Sore, touch co.'s stop hurt
~, thc 4 IL tight out
fingers

90 -~r-. IN ai-d women
r--c r--Frr 70 Wear the shoes
that neariv Nlled you before, says this
Cincinnati nrtE orty, lecause a few
drops Of freeioue spilled directly on a
sender, aching corn stops soreness at
snce and soon ale corn iooaens 90 &c
can Be Lifted ou<, root and all. without
pain
quarter ounce Of freezone costs very
little al any drJ1 z store, but i sufficient
W take of every hard or soft corn or
callus- 1his should be tried, "a Il IL
inexpensiye and ia aid not TO Inname
or even trritate the surrounding tissue
CT skin Alter vru liit away the trouble
r-ne corn or cal las the akin underneath
= e psnx, trn asa hsaltAy A. che palm
~ ww -
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An INSPIRED POST.

Harker-Scribbles the poet 10 cor
,.inly 9 genius
Parker-Iii, work doesn'. seem to
indicate IL
Bsrker-No. but the fact that be
has Just married . millin~ With Q
ansd psuing bsA10 AsA
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READ! READ 4

Editor san Diego. Cal. Sun: | sap
an advertisement. inserted BY The Dry
Federation in your issue OF today 10
which they quote bodily from another
publication an article which related
20 the purchase OF whisky by a man
FAMED Cole and the sale OF same 70
soldiers who afterwards cut the Cole
person with knife The ad. admon.
ished the voters 10 do away with such
practices BY voting San Diego dry.
Lord forgive these dry advocates. for
they know not what they do. or say.
Any person who has ever been in dry
territory must laugh after reading the
al. above mentioned
In Arizona. where I am a large land
holder. and owner and possessor Of the
largest Individual stock OUTFIT in ths
state. employing many men and pay inc
the state over $4,000 annually in taxes.
prohibition Is 2 Joke. and utterly i'm
possible ~ enforcement. I have seen
more drunkenness since Arizona went
dry thar ever before when tn, state
was vet and wide open. Workmen ara
not as well OF as before. for they now
pay IS and $40 a quart for vile whisky
where they used 10 get good liquor for
$50 per quart. believe in license
and regulation. That Is the only 50
luton TO the liquor problem. ProhibE
ton and temperance are direct oppo
sites. I, one is right the other IL
wrong ard vice versa real Amer.
lean resents the efforts OF others TO
control his personal habits.
GUY SCHULTZ.
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"a firm seed bed. seed free 81 disease
planted In a soil well supplied with
humus and plantfood. shallow cultiva-
ton and careful harvesting IRE essen
tial factors in successful bean grow
Ing" snys a well-known bean auihcri-
~. In this section the beans should
planted by May 20
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- eject sgOs Sas sysasn.
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cRowfNc NAVY BEANS.

GUY SCHULTZ.
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Rub Pain and Stiffness a. ay with
eszzl ts-tle x cd honest
St. lac aL-lrt

-e- -oIr hsz - Is sJlt anC lame or
-~- aeiatsG-. or rheumatism has
= 10 - don't suffer. Get a
I cd. honest st.
q any drug store,
-1ur and and rub IL
al The -u,r -.L., and by the
-r f''v. e lie soreness and
rped This soothing,
needs - be used only
and pain right
p. .--s - .. nts the misery.
magic, y-' Absolutely harmless
= dc--1't tirEl n. = l,in.
Noth ~ se sr0fs ir-mbago. sciatica
ali Ems ha'S = s4ry promptly.
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WHAT LIQUOR REILLY DOES.

a writer in the Sun says that the
bons-cry law Of Colorado haS
worked satisfactorily" In mis- state
Because Of prohibition. ne says tina;
assault and wife beating complaints
have been greatly reduced. Like
many a man this simple water
drinker thinks that liquor trans
forms man into cruel monster.
that a couple OF drinks Of whisky
so infurlates a man that ne goes
out and whips somebody and then
goes home and beats MS wife
Nothing Is more ridiculous. The
true nature Of a man comes OFT
when he Is under the influence Of
liquor: he throws the bride OF and
does what his heart or his befuo-
died head prompts him 20 CO. "
man is USorioUs he gees home and
embraces his wife: n ne has cruel
nature he may beat her eut the
man who would whip his wife sfte-
consuming whisky ~cUlo DO 80
when sober. 4 drunken man. II ne
has . generous nature. gives away
his money. One day last week TIE
newspapers told ~ man who scat
tered bills along Broadway and
ha-5ed money 20 ne~sbovs Ne
had t=>n drinking. All under tire
sun that iioVcr does. IS we said
before. g 20 bring on, the true ns-
tu-e az man. and most men are
rather Sece-t.-nornino Telegraph.
New York City.
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Cbe
Candle Oes7

BY r. A. miTcHEL

Copyright 1919. py American Press 4
ciation-l
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23
STAGE LIQUOR FIGHT
ON REFERENDUM HERE
Petitions VIII he FILED I'm Oklahoma
for Vote On Prohibition Amend
mes,L. DiSsiiio~s Say.
QUESTIONS ENFORCEMENT
Committee Mcots IN h,cA~o and
Raises Doubts of toma"r'"
Power Of Oongrce~ on i~no

CHICAGO, Aprn 90 Practicable
ity OF enforcing the nauohal PFC.
hibition amendment by concurrent
power Of congress ana inc h'al'H'
was questioned today at meeting
~ the dlsllllcrH committee, IN charge
or the distlllnK induStry's hEh'
against prohibition
The point was raiRcd In nm opinion
,ubmiticd hy Low Mayer counsel for
Tho committee. following reports
that referendum petitions had Doom
filed. were IN process OF illng OF
were In circulation in ohio, Miss" uil l.
california. Washington. oregon, N'a
Nadn New McNico, Nebraska. tk'"
homa. ArkaniltA, colorado. MichlH'h
ana Mainc.
in NV opinion section OF th'
amendments not self executing an"
until legislation has boon enacted u"
enforce IN. amendment the Ihl'"'
will have no effect ana VIII u" p'''.
Ideally dead letter" said the "plh'
ION. which added that that was CON
,irmed by the next section which eN
prea.ly provided for enforcement Nv
stating that congress and IN" ~N.
ernI states shall have concurrent
mower to enforce this article by "p-
propriate legislation
III is OF course, Impossible for
congress and tho lesiHlnturcn OF ~
states to act Jointly, that Is, con
currently. .-..
Tho conRrcTsrsSAl ana legislative
Wills of courchgd the ~ differ
ent leglsla lJireF A8t3not exercised ,n
the. snme tdrntt6kE{s viii lead 10
confusion tnat(cDHlm'" 'ncomp'0'
hensible
"purthcrmofS. u any Of the t'
.tataa nrta In "A way different from
that In which congress- may lrsi'
late, or " congress- leEislatcs IRIS
and the states subsequently or " any
state legislate first and 'congrcs
thereafter and the provisions OF such
Iepisln tIon nre not Identical, the con,
flict Ia which I have referred VIII
instantly arise
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23
RAILROAD MAN
SPENT SAVINGS
After Suffering for Ten Years
HarrilI Is Relieved BY
Taking Tanlac.

II wish 10 goodness I had oulv
known about. Tnlac before for Td
have saved myself years NJ suffering
and nv bank account would have
been great, deal bigger" said 6 -
llarriil a wcll known rnilroad man
with tho Texas e Pacific. who re-
sides NJ 500 west Hctnap street.
Fort Worth, Texas, and who has been
president of that city for more than
thirty Years
1T was about ten years ago" Mr.
IlRrril. con aMurd "that m, troubles
began Ny appetite failed tTc and
everything ntc suurcd on my stom-
Hch and formed gas that gave Llc
terrible cramping pains and | could
hardly get NY breath II seemed
like there waf "a biz hard lump right
In nav chest that nas cutting OF my
breath got 80 could hardly rn'
" thing that diJKi hrmg on one of
these attacks aud sometimes II dldu /
seem like would live through thcm.
, I tried every thing had ever heard
| ~ and spent every cent I had. saved
| for Years trying to- get relief but
/ nothing that ! took helped mo AT all
II read so much about 1RnlaC ana
the good II waS doing thar decided
TO try ~ bottle | have now taken
. -four bottles and can truthfulk say
I that u has entirely relieved my stom
ach trouble My appetite is just
splendid ANA everything cat now
t agrees with me and docs me good
and am never bothered with iudi-
reStlon or those crHmplnG pains in
my stomach or chest ANYMORE I can
eat ANYTHING ! want ana never have
"A minutes dls'dwtort Hfirrward and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23
SIX THOUSAND POINT BOYS
MAKE 8 HUNDRED MARKS

Tulsa ncwshoys got away with q
flyinR start An the race for the 1000
points necessary 10 admit them to
the fourth annual newsboys camp ~
Camp Tahlcquah on the beantltn'
Illinois river In the regular week. !.
meeting OF the Newsboys' club held
last night ut tho Y. NJ c, A., reports
Indicated that more than ten or the
60 members had passed the 'ov
mark and several are confident OF
making the required I 900 points be-
fore tho end OF the month.
Special prizes are to he awarded
ia those making the highest marks
ana ail who no "over the top" WIN
oOO will he allowed TO wear badge
Of honor The camp this summer "
exciting an unusual amount OF IN
,ereat among the boys" said MT ~
\ purkholder, boys secretary al thr
"Y," land the competition promiso'
Go bo mighty keen :.
The Judging and awarding o.
noints is In the hands ct the cluh oI
Ulcers who are Rs follows clyd'
Cauikins. president. Harold Eltrioh
vice nresldent; ROY steward Hecre'
tary and Eugene Borup, treasurer
Points are awarded on Nar'ou'
merits. such as neatnes-' rour,oa'
athletics school grades, NUMBER o'
napers sold and weekly savings
forty leaders will he nceden W
connection with the camp and MT
Rurk holder IL giving course oi So
weekly classes to prepare thc ooy'
for the work.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23
LIMERICK STRIKERS GET
BETTER OF ARMED GUARDS

LIMERICK. April ?? Tho enure
town OF Limerick was set laush'ns
mis- afternoon over the manner IN
which the strikers who Monday
afteynoon attended n hurlinE contest
across the river and In thc evening
were refused permission to return
home over the Sarsfield bridge
outwitIed the military and got home:
Marching from the clare end OF
the bridge to "a long pavement; thoy
boarded a train for Limerick Whcn
tho station Was reached four persons
left the cars and tried 10 pass the
soldiers at tho gate. While the argu'
ment was proceeding the other pas
ssnRsrv. who had remained con
reaied in tho train. dartcd for the
other doors and Windows, Hhd Sca' ,
tered in evey direction. The guard
was unable TO halt them and all
soon were home.
The strike leaders promise tur
thct developments, but II is believed
nothing will be done until me lrlsh
labor congress leaders arrive IRON,
l,ondon. The time for their ARRIVAL
tx being kept, secret
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23
Earnings of Sinclair Company
For 6 Months Are 81-2 Million

on company Of valuable leases
These properties are now being ac-
lively developed. he says, and In his
opinion they should create valua-
bic additional asset OF the company
your company" he added. has
experienced but little difficulty slnse
the signing OF the armistice in re-
turning TO "A peace basis In the sale
Of rs products With the exception
OF fuel oil little adjustment OF the
market for its products has been
necessary"
The board OF directors OF the SIN
rlair was increased from twenty one
to thlrty-onc members. The new d.
rcctors are George ~, Finn. q, NJ
Gersmng ~. ~ Hawkins j. q. John
son. II W Hnwell. G. A. Lock =
hardt. jr, *. Porter. w c. oPst, r.
". iRagland, A. Steinmctz and A, q.
Waldschlagol
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23
General Law Protects Labor
on Road Contracts COnnally

the policy Of home jobs FOR homo
labor viii be strictly insisted upon
by this department and Governor
Roberta informs me, personally that
M viii he demanded hH him, In tn"
construction Of these roads
Clhs- Prejudice tniimciy,
A. to discriminating against labor
In tho matter of not allowing II rep
resentntion in supervising the work
NJ constr citing tho6ea roads II an.
pears this question has been rIi"d
by tho chief mine inspector. FOR the
purpose or arraying one class Of our
people against another, "A practice
that surely tho war has taught all Of
uH should he rclegatcd To tho dark
ages mud I am sure II Mr.. Boyle
would have eXert"d as much energy,
and manifested the same interest In
promoting tho welfare and extend
ing and making effective the work
" the department OF mines and min
ing In this state. as he seems TO be
taking IN tho road controversy. the
legislature would probably not have
been disposed to take away from him
the department OF oil and gas 10 ere
ate special authority To administer
the same
MIR lboNlc's whole argument
smacks considerable Of a case OF sour
grapes This is the third state ad
min istration that he has been idenli.
| fled with and to my certain know
edge he has found occasion to he IN
some controversy and Disagreement
with all Of them There II work
enough In the department of mlnc'
and mining that could and should h'
encouraged and promoted, work thai
would be bcncfNial to the miners
mine operators and the public zen.
orally, and instead Of lnsinuntine thn'
the workin mans interests nr'
about to he neglected In connection
with the good roads plan. he could
| Ilt appears, devote his time and en-
ergy to the succc@ful conduct OF hi
own office
tsigned) CLAUDE ". CnNNALLN,
com m lssioncr VI Labor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23
To Property Treat
Obstinate Wrinkles

Particularly Where wrinkles are 'orr and
drep. the massage d~Notcc I, apt 10 ruh too
hard aud too frequently This looscus the
skin. causes muscles to sag agrrsvstcs the
iSrinkled condition Just the opposite result
from that sought
Hrttrr than massage ~ anything rlse.
Tor IN" most obstinate wrinkles A. well as
the fiucst lines. H. u remarkable formula
which YOU may readily avail Yourself OF a,
you wi'l have no difficulty procuring tho
constituents from iour druegis II is this
One ounce rowdcrcd ssto'itc. dissolved M
one half pint witch haze nAthr face
meek and hands IN this The effect p really
marvellous, NOT oyiy. a. TO wfiuk'c,. hut n -,
In cases ~ hREr, checks md chin The Sp
phcAtion Is cooling ard soothing stcndinr {,
relieve fatigue Roth the witch thatel and
The ,aNoluo are Of course entirely harmless
10 the skin Nd,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23

wASHINGTON, April 90 \
large increase in the March exports
of cotton way reported today by
the bureau ~ foreign and domestic ic
commerce Sh.pmcuts b r. Ca a
amounted 20 tO4g3g bales as com
pared with ail.6Sl bales IN MjJrvh
last year. For the firut nine moNtha
OF the fiscal year Nports ~ cotton
were 3,soI0s2 bales. about g. OOC
bales more than the same period
last year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23

World washnEian mr"Sn
sew YORK. Aprh - -Nrt earn
ingp OF the Sinclair o,l and Rchn'hk
company Tor ;hc rN months 'hnlhN
December -. 1918, Was approx
mptcly IS 500 00O. In making th'@
announcement a. the annual meeting
of the stockholders n T. sinclair
president. stated Ihia sum was ar
rived a. before drduc,lng Interest
charges depletion and dcpEecia,on'
amortization and Federal taxes. m"
not earnings Of the company i"r IN"
iwciyc months ending june JONlhSt
were SlI.N5t,533.
In reviewing operations Mr. SIN
clair Informed stockholders that inc
6oupany's iuIcrcsts have been tur
,hcr extended IN tho Ranger fields
Of Texas by the acquisition jointly
with the Texas & Pacific Goal and
oil company and the Sinclair cur
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23
REPUBLICAN PAPER TO
START AT BRlSTOW

spsclsl 70 The World,
BRISTOW. Okla Aprll ?2-There
is a rumor current In this city mat
Bristow is TO have another newspaper
I'm the very near future. perhaps
within tho next GO or 90 days, The
new phper III to he backed by some
OF the most influential business and
morcyed men of this city and will be
Of the republican political faith The
plant will be new in It's entirety ana
win hc under the managcment and
direction uf one OF the best known
Newspaper men IN eastern Oklahoma.
Tho republicans OF the west side or
creek county have long felt the
need OF a newspaper which can eN
press their uolf nul views
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23

WASHINGTON Anril 90 The
supreme court today dismissed pro-
rcedings instituted hy the state Of
tennessee against the state or Ar
kansas and. tho hoard of directors of
the 81. Francis levce district 10 oh
tain relief from damages caused by
tho overflowlng of land on tho east
side Of the Mississippi river during
flood stages
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23
NEW ADMlNISTRAT OF
SAMOA Is OPTIMISTIC

NUCkLAND y o. April 80
col Robert LOGAN, the Sow ZEALAND
administrator OF former Gcrman S1-
uoa. fu,a the future OF ne colony
lr very bright Cattlc raising and ro.
roauut growing are two important
'.udu-jrleH
rUloucI Logan sIil that former
German samoa had been S"lf'sup-
porting pucc Sow Zealand military
occupation. In lFli trade Increased
otrl that or lHl6 by over 81 600 600
and the figures for 1918 would have
been record but Tor IN" epidemic
Of influenza Tn" Increase IN trade
ls now nearly all with tho United
states. Np.a. shId Colonel Logan
needs . basin ana wharf where Nc.-
, sci. may discharge cargo IN any
WcH her instead of having 10 DIS
charge In ihc orcu roadstesd
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23
NEW OIL COMPANY IS
FORMED AT BRlSrov

Special 10 The World
BRIsTOWo Okla, April - =,
large producing company for OIL
been formed in this city ana !.
known as the Continental rero...
company, with It's main ofy.go,l.
Gated here NJ the Wells building ,.
west OF the postofticc.> II Ia. c.'
italizauon ofN95O.OOO and hl. b,,.
organized for the express purpose q,
development II now has a rr,,t.
ot wells drilling ana mas g...t, ~
acreage In and around Br.s,oN Who,
II considers TO be somr. of ... h,I
holdings. II also has u large arrs
age In the Texas fields.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23

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