The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-10

highest Tyre and has nvglssted 10
mesIei calculated n Nmpgvsa hes tuas
toners and ssgshlish cordial relations.
social a. we'll ~ tummegeisl Our pwa
governmental enusss have been yvsy
modest and Ger Representatives have
controlled uu funds lur laeh trade
pfamsstiuu activities a. hanaasta ani
FneptaHa ard either tutkns II enter
taiumvhi IL Ssailh Amsfisan aEiitiAla
A1J merchants u may be tantfAft Is
the ttajtsls4M ~ naf democratic xsys
tfnmsng ~ tawey Aueh methods bar
Licfe il no dHahl ~ thssf valus where
the social aspstls ~ lmde receive
greater consideration than Ia the uniisd
States.
The fusf trade oasra special 90.
poflunlty Tbs United States hufeau
~ MlnFa Recently declared that ihs
cost ~ fQAl prndRessFs " knnspr ha1
Increased ifum ~ s*F esta 80 20
pef fsni since 1913 tsfeai Britain in
giiAl year had va eapouatls snFpIas
~ nsatly MlEAEn tors. but The ahnff.
sAl0g el The wpfk.ng day uf ths fnla-
vFs means serious Reduction 81 thi,
sufpns. and nearly alt hsf scat await
"ftfh ftt"F Wv HNMMW ttff" N+&fhN ftN4
rspsan mafhetA. where there "a nuw
Ar etsimalFd shortage Ut more than
AuDn,WD tuan 4
Al preasnt w ean take oyer uueh
~ his trade 4 ws san lfanAposl coal
The ahlpwn9 problem. however, Is So
Flpus Il MA announced ~ ths
tnisd States shipping hoaFd. when
pllns for construction " large heeF
A fafKHeafaetA BY iall were salJ ID
~ h8sd. th3t tUHalasf4bls part III
IBIS ilsrl euuli be- sssi8asd a. south
American trade The medlhe Aiions
tllat have singe heca made Ia anf ship
hHldlna policy create Asylons doubt a.
~ die ayailAh,tiy ii sufficient tonnage
~ pefnlH "a ~ afasp lhls opportunity,
Anpthef spsetal 0pp1fmaity ihrawa
open by war s9aj,llana u The unusual
development Of cur exports ot auta-
mobiles. ani 81 leaa eaifnl, nuf farms
traitors type NJ uanntasnuye Ia
~aheh shs Uailsd STATES - mAkil,E ss-
sepN0nf advances Ihe use Ut antD
mobiles Ia aauth America hsa bsen
hnileA by the nsaRfa Developments 0f
good F0ais N the areas outside lhs
Immediate vicinity - large eiilss. anJ
future trade wsll depend ~ a renAlj.
efabie eslrus Va The rHagis ihai nasss
fof builJVx better HIGHWAYS Cur ad-
sertnefa can assld gltis movement Nv
propaganda
There u conaidsrabls dpvslopncnt "a
domestic msnufaftnfss IN South Amet-
iean countries. especially ia Hg4fA
Argentina. AND Chlls They ars ds.
voted u e0ttou goods. tpUla and ,hoeg
lsllhcf. lohaeee pfodAleia, aeui. iurul-
ture, winfs, and Gthef articles u the
simpler glssss III manufacture Gns.
toms tariffs are high ia many of ,hs
eomtfigs. and the duiiss oissn exclude
our pfodnris
The hp ~ products, however thar
W. can sell la competition wlih rival
mannt 4esuring nations h snnH II in-
eludes mots afueles ~ iron. steel. and
copper. sheets. hgs. straps, and wire,
many texiiles. chemicals. drugs and
proprietary medicines. hewapHsni papsTs
stationery. maghlnery, presses. railroad.
electrical and induatxsdl misllpmrut u
az kinds. ertnent. office furniture, type
wrllefs. sewing machines. .l,Ah'fexis
lefa !
The share ~ future South Amsrieaa
imports which oar exporters viii ems
Iloy thus depsads upon their skill IN
lpfvmvsIng their trade. Ia adapting
Their goods 10 such special market. ID
placing competent agents IN the trade
ren'ers. 10 meeting the requirements
lcf customers ius credit. and IA can-
ylncng them that thsy will receive
service ~ good or better than thzo
! rendered BY lhsif risas