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Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-12
Exservice Men
Push Demand for
Contract
Representatives Woodruff and
johnson Threaten Impeach.
ment Action Against
Attorney General.
BY GRAFTON WILCOX.
Omaha Bee Leased Wire.

/ Washington, May 1l.-Demand for
congressional investigation of the
failure Of the Department of Justice
to prosecute war contract frauds per-
sisted today. notwithstanding Attor-
ney General Daugherty's letter of ex-
planation transmitted to the house
Tuesday by President aHrding.
Representative Woodruff, Michi-
gan, and Representative. Johnson.
South Dakota, republican exservice
men who are threatening inn
peachment proceedings against the
attorney general unless he acts
promptly, served notice on Repre-
sentative Mondell, Wyoming, repub-
lican leader. that they would do
everything in their power to force
action on their resolution providing
for an investigation.
Urges Appropriation.
Attorney General Daugherty went
before the house appropriations COM
mittee today and urged prompt ac-
ton on the requested appropriation
$500,00C,00 to enable the Depart
ment of Justice to embark upon an
energetic campaign against contract
ors who are accused of defrauding
the government of millions of dol
lars during the war.
Mr.. Daugherty explained that it is
his purpose, if. the APPROPRIATION is
granted, to enjoy IS or 4 able law
yers, at salaries higher than those
aid in the department, to take charge
of the war fraud prosecutions. In
view of the importance of the cases
and the enormous sums Of money in
volved, his is anxious to obtain the
best legal talent available. Further
more, he wants to have the prsecu-
ton well equipped with auditors and
expert accountants.
May Recover $io2, 100000.
The attorney general told the
house in his report Tuesday that
civil actions numbering 200 and in
'volvlng possible recovery of
over $l00,00000O in over-payments
by the government were contem-
plated. Today he informed the COM
mittee that further examination of
the cases indicated that they would
number about 275 and that the
amount of possible recoveries might
run as high as $192,0000OO.
indications are that the commit
tee will make a favorable report on
the appropriation within the next
day or two.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-12
Flapper Styles Banned
By Indianapolis Girls

Indianapolis, May ll.-Convinced
that most schoolgirls today are sac
rihcing their health in mad rush to
follow the evolution of the Aapper.
prom girl" and "rax," Indianapolis
girls in good dressing courses in the
I public schools have decreed that flap
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-12
Declare Dividend

Denver, May 1.-THE Continental
Oil company declared a dividend of
81 share on the capital stock Of the
company. payable June Is, 1922. to
stockholders Of record at the close
OF busissss, May Is, 1922,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-12
For Citizen Training Camps.

Washington. May 1.-THE War
department plans to assign to each
corps area for the training of the
citizen army during the coming sum-
mer "a reinforced brigade in which
all arms are represented" it was
announced today.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-12
The Weather

Forecast.
Friday-Fair and colder.
Hourly Temperatures.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-24
LECALS

@tPublished In the Tulsa DAILY World Jan.
vary ~. 2S, 49, n. 2s 1879. World Pub.
hthinA company. publlshcrJ
NOTICE ron HEAHfNU pN AS.
hESsMENTS ron PAVING Us
hTnEEr IMPROVEMENT DtgTUltT
NuMHEh 21f CITY or TtiHA,
OKLAHOMA
In compliance with tho resolution NJ
tho beard Of s,omniHFluuerH adopted ON
Tho Poth day Of JanuHtv, 1872. notice is
hereby given that the Board % commit.
sionors Of the CITY NJ TulHt. ok'HhuuH.
hiss examined tho oatima .e ana sNfeW'ul
of the city Engineer ~ ~ the amount VT
the cost of the vlhrullthle concrete pah".
inent which should be- usH~Huod against
the shutting property, m" prorctiN lru'-
fitted and othSr property Nutlo iu als.rs
IMPROVEMENT pirrH1'T 80 .''
which includes the following Orttilb'I
portions ~ streets. fu.H.f
BRADY RrUEEr from tho Test
line OF NenophUn NFHnur Co fuo WHf'
line ~ Union Avenue. 'Ar"pi ln''t-
Ana said board ,f Commissioner hos
Wy resolution dulF approved fho HfIf.Hi'' p
Htatamont and estimate ~ tho 'liy thE.
ueer and hap determined iu RHHrfH 'h'
cost OF the iurru .rWfuts In sail hIa'fni
against the BhuftuE property, The ptgp.
srty benefited and other property i!'h." &"
10 aHseHHuent and tho owners ihof""f ~
follows. town..
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uyhIishol .u tho Tulsa Daily World
January 'I. - 1ti 20, "a. "a. ga 40
3d. February D. 1922 World Publish.
.uE COMPANY pubilsherb
HDTrCE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
AsU CONTRACTORS
lIIJs HIi b. received a. the office ~
the ,I'f Auditor Tulsa. Oklahoma. until
O. o.rlpeF b.. m. rhusday. February q.
1929. for tho construction or a Sanitary
Sever. Including wtcrsia connections and
other uupuftrnsncrs Ton sewer District
80. $40. as sroHtod bni established by
Ordinance No. 2is3. passed ana approved
the tth day ~ March. 1874. and rrcroated
by ordinance Nu. 2211 anf gag. passed
snd approved december 90 1Dgi and jan
uHfy ID. 1929, respectively
Plans. pfofiles ana specifications Tor
.n- construction oi aald system and ~.
vuionnncoa hav" bcen adopted by thr
Mayor ana board ~ COumlHslonrrH W
said tliy ana nro now on flo ln the
uftcc ~ tho city Engineer
nus must be made upDu tho official
PROPOSAL shocts ~ tho City of Tulsa
Ih" riEhts 10 rgkct any and an bids
y rgarrycd 10 tho .hogrd Of Commissioners
A certified check IN The sum ~ five
tal por cent of the Huount NJ tho bii
wul be required from each bidder
Al bids viii BE- opened ana considered
'ity st meeting ~ said Hoard tp he
hold IN the 'ity ilel IN said city at
O'Clock m. on the 5rd day Of Fcb
Any and an partiep Interested are here ,
by notified that they may appear and
protest sgalnst or object To said pro.
or any ma matter or thlGs /" in" relation there pssp"
TO- at said meeting ot the said Board n
CommlSsiLoners on the i7th day Of rcls
MRS PRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor
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!Published in the Tulsa Daily World
January 49, e. 20. cG.9T. 1893. World
Pyeni,sshi,Fn1s company Ppqnb,it,s9erl, 49,
SEsSMtNrs FoR PAVING IN
ErnEET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
suMnER 9Sf CITY on TULSA,
OKLAHOMA
Ia compliance with the resolution OF
the hoard ot commissioners adopted on
the 2oth day uf January. lg29 notice a.
hereby given that tho Board Of Commits
'luncrs NJ tho city ot Tulsa, oklahoma,
has examined the estimate and state
mont % tho Clty Engineer as 70 tho
amount 81 the cust OF the concrete pave
ncnt which should be assessed against
the abutting property, the property bone
tltei ana other property liable 60 Hs
hcsHmept ana the owners thereof lu
rREET IMPROVEMENT ptsrRGC1r So
Nat which Includes the following dc
scribcd portions Of streets, to.wlts
ALLEY Block ~ o. r and WocS
O.. Biss Addition. between Denver
Avenue aud Eiwcod Avenue, from
south line ct Seventh street to North
line Of Niuth street
ALLEY Rlock $50 e. T from
south Iuo OF EtghN street Co Nortu
line Of Ninth street hetwecn Main
street aud BOULDER Avenue
ALLEY HlooK ioi a, o. between
Main street aud Boulder Aygnue
North line " Tenth street
ALLEY .Hlock Frtcnd-Giuctte,
Block I liorner, Block OAK Grove.
Block 2O8 a., Z. nctweon Baltimore
ana Main, from South line % Twelfth
street 20 North line % Thirteenth
street
Ana said Hoard OF Comm ssionera has
oy resolution duiy approved the Rforesai
abatement and estimate of the City
Engineer lnd has determined To assess
the uust of the improN emcnts In said N
'lgt against the abuttinE property, the
uroporty benefited and other property
liable TO assessment and the owners
hereof as follows, to-wit;
ORIGINAL TOWN.
Mn Lot Name ~ Amt
19l 4 E-GO II q. HroCkmaA 100 see Og
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AIRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
CITY Auditor
(Pubiishod IN tho Tulsa Daily World
January -, 1922, World Publishing
Company. Publisher
EEsOIJJTIpN

published IN tho Tulsa Daily world
January -, 1922, World Publishing
Company, Publsherl
kESOLUTION.
Resolution determining assess
ments and directing notices thereof for
paving IA STREET IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT No. 2t Of the city Of
Tulsa. oklahoma; and declaring an
WHEREAS. the city Engineer on tho
ION day os January, isss submitted to
front feet owned by each a description
" the property and estlmate OF the total
cost OF The improvements the proportional
amount OF such costs TO DO assessed
totsl estimated amount 10 De asse-sSd
,nsnt in STREET sPRoVEMENT bis.
TRlCT No 2s4. IN form and substance nH
provided in Section I of Article TX Of tho
Chstter of the said city ~ Tulsa. aud.
WHEREAS, this Board has duty ga
smined said statement ana found the same
10 bg correct and 81, "a ,c9Intormil} 60 law:
MIssIONERs or THE cry on
TULSA, OKLAHOMA
That said statement be. and the Same
'i1s' BE II FGRTiER REsoLyEp. that It
Is the determination m MS board 10
ylded for % sad srREEr IMPROVE.
MENT DISTRICT No 28t against tho
inents ana the property bcucuted thereby
and the property liable Co assessment Hs
set out IN Tue Wnre'ald statement Of tho
ity Engine. and.
NE III FuN,TIGU RESOLVED. that no
tice of such lrtHruInatHu io assess he
given 60 all pWu,.. uI ans and au such
property by publication lu tho IUHA Daily
world, a daily newfpapgI OF general cir-
culation In tho 'ity of Tulsa, tklaaoma.
for five tSl consecutive days. beGinuIug
on the 2tth day ot January. lggI. anT
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. that the
city Auditor be-, and she hereby is directed
10 send written rNttcv by registered matt tu
al OF ths owners ot property sliooied by the
lice 60 be In form and substance as p.o.
vldod m section Of Article ~ ct ths
Tulsa city Charter. and TO be- mailed az
he time designAted In said section. and.
BE III FURTHER RESuLNEp. pat tf~
3rd day Of February, 1922, a. 900 0.o,uoa
A. m be and the same In hereby srt ps
the day for hearing all objection tH such
assessments. improvements or nihlrtsals iu
reference 10 the same, ana SAID hcarlUs
shall be continued from day TO Jay until
the same IL completed and any objections
NOT made In writing on or before thp afI
day Of February. 1879, 80 9;oo u'loo, Cd.
M shall Ne deemed 10 be- waived and
BE lr FLRlHEh RESOLVED that the
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All owners ut Rbutting property prups
crty benefited by said improvements and
uthcr property liable To- assessment arc
hereby notified that all matters affect.
ing such improvements OF benefits to the
property thereby. and any claim OF oh.
tecttuns to the assessments as above set
forth shall be ned In writing tn the Of
flee ot Mrs, Frank Seaman, city Auditor,
OF the city Of Tulsa. Oklahoma. on or be.
tore tho ard day Of February. tns2, at
Q 90 o'clock a. M, and the Same shall be
heard by tho Hoard % Commissioners on
the ard day ~ February, i9s2s at Q 90
o'clock, a. m. ana any clAim or Objections
not 80 filed In writing before said time
uhall be deemed waived.
DATED. this goth day OF January Igss.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
tity Audttnr
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All owners of hhuttinE properly. prop.
erty benefited by said improvements and
pther property liablc to assessment. are
hereby notified that all matters affecting
such improvements ar benefits TO ihr
property thereby ana any claitn or ohlnc
tlnns 10 the assessments rs above set torth
ehail be filed IN writing IN the otuCo OF
Mrs Frank Seaman, City Auditor. ~ tho
city ~ Julsa. oklahoma, on or before
the 7rd day of February, 1872. at s;Oo
o'cInck u m, and the same shall be heard
hy the Hoard Of Commissioners on the
lrh day Of February. 1929. at 900 o'clock
u. N, and any claim or objections not 40
filed In writing before said time shall
be- deemed waived
DATED this goth day ~ January, 1899.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
A La
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such candidate and by At least one
hundred qualified voters OF SAID Guy;
he amended by striking out and repeating
nu OF said section OF Article III, IA
above set out and enacting IN leu thefo-
OF the following. to-vit -,
"3 ON the third Tuesday In March
1929. ard biennislly thereafter on the third
In March there Hhail ne held
primary election for the selection Of can.
didateS for Mayor, Commissioners and
city Auditor. pursuant 20 the call ani
under the direction OF the Mayors anu
Board Of Commissioners OF tho city 81
Tulsa, the candidates or persons voted
for in said primary election shall De
voted for al large by oil OF the Legally
ouslificd voters In said city Of Tulsa re
Ratdless OF their political affiliations ac-
cording to AMI In the manner now or here
after provided by the primary election
Law Of the state Of Oklahoma; except
Insofar as tho same may be IN conflict
With the provisions Of this amendment as
to the nomination OF candidatss IN the
city Of Tulsa. as herein provided Pro
vided. that In the primary election held
In tho city of Tulsa for the nomination
of city officers az herein set forth, there
shall be no political party dssiEnation OF
used upon such primary ballot; and. pro.
"ided. further, that such primary baH"t
shall be In substantially the following
form:
Dorm Of BaIlotD
NONpARTtSAN
OFFICIAL PRIMARY RAl;LOT. ,,,
CANDIDATES FOR NOMtNATtON FOR
MAYOR. t'ITY AUDITOR. AND FOUR
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY o.
TULSA. OKLAHOMA, At THE PRi-
MARY ELEcTioN WELD ~ THE
CITY or TULSA, STATE or OKLA,
HONA. on The. ......,... DAY OF
- ror Mayor 80"
tNamc OF Candidate
.-. CNotc for One)
l-I Tor City Auditor.
Name Of Candidate.)
i----l (Vote for One1
For Police andI Fire Commits
name ot Csndldate)
- tvote for OneD
For Commissioner Of streets
i-i and Public Property.
tName Of Cnndidate.)
- tVote for One)
For Waterworks and Sewerage
f-i Commissioner.
CName Of CAndidate.)
- tNote for OnrD
For Commissioner Of Finance
ri. and Revenue.
CNane NJ Cnndidete)
- vote for One.D
Official ballot attest:
tsisnature) .''''e'..... ,.'''..''..''' 90.
city Auditor.
Provided further. that any legally
qualified ele~tor Of the city OF Tulsa. re.
gardless OF political party affiliations.
Ia ffice. as herein ret forth. may have their
n7me placed upon the primary ballot for
s,Nh office by Cling win the city Andi,
,oN '',,.u 80, ,,,,, ~, ~ H.. ,bar :, a.,
by ~ 1871 pe'l',",i ~ ~ ~ ,
huno tHu tlvyl GusL'',eu IeEu. No,e.e ~ o'
SAID NY SUN iulnb " pe ri"u, nV'
than tHh wv Gays pt'orv ,ns us'e ~, ~,
Tor such ptlHlaI ssiu ' s.a,ei.l'm. " -, ~
didhcy ana petition httninnPsnyIn Ins " ,.' ~
same slN " DC IN suoo'"h''"''S 'he io'''"
Ing tormh .,t,.,
tStattA neht OF chnu,u"'''
STATE or OKLAHOMA.
~.
COUNTY OF TULSA
I. .......A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, helms
first duly swA-n say that I reside at.
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rubushed Ir the Tuisa Daily World.
January 49, 24 ~, 10, ~. io2g world
Publishing company pubiisherN
NOTICE FOR NEARING ON As.
sESsMENTs IN STREET IMPROVE
NEST DISTRICT NUMHEU 3ig.
CITY OF TULSA. OKLAHOMA
In compliance with the resolution ~ Tho
Hoard ~ Commissioners adopted ION the
iTth dny ~ January, 1879. notice IA
hereby given that the BOARD Of Commits
sioners ~ the CITY Of Tulsa Oklahoma
has Examined the estimate and statement
~ the CITY Engineers AZ to tho amount
~ tho coat 81 the Rsphain pavement
which should be- sssorsed against the
nbutflnE property, the property benefited
ana other property liable TO assessment
ana "a" uNuerA thereof In STREET IN.
PRDN EMEtT DISTRICT NO aie. which
Includes the following Described portions
~ streets 'o.Wit'
QUAKER AvESUE from tho North
line ~ Eleventh Street 90 tho SOrth
linc ~ Fifteenth street, except inter
SECTIONS a. Twelfth street
Aud said Board of Commissioners haa
by r"H0lutlon duly approved the nforesald
statement and estimate Of the city EnEi-
uecr and has determined to assess the cost
of the improvements w said district
against the sbuttinE property, tho prop
erty benefited and other property liable
70 assessment. and the owners thereof a.
follows. 10 Wit
EAST LYNN ADDITION
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cry ArIltor bo. and sho - hereby In
rtrirtrI tY mako and file on or before
the aHtH ~ auld hearing her certificate
shuwlrR whtu ana in what manner said
notices wHfr given. ana attach tu aud
wax. o. port ~ nHtd certificate, the affi.
dsvtt NJ lls publisher showing o COPY of
the notice Hu uuhlishcd and the days on
which thn Tlfun was published. and.
tE ~ FURTHER RESOLVED. that an
euorEeurv uNiats for tho preservation ~
fur public health Bud safety. ana Tor tho
fIfihrrHu'r ~ street improvements by
reason sItttuf this resolution shall take
effrtt fUOW aud after Us adoption ab.
prtVHI ANT UubiisHtiun.
ADOPTED und the emergency clause
ruled upon HcuHrutciy gud approved thiH
l0in dbt ~ January 1g22
APPROVED This 20th day of January
IH1.
% y ENNNs
Mayor.
At|ft.
MItE fuA.K EGAMAS
cry Auditor
NTptUtnH
GHANk o.. urNcAN.
CITY Attorur1.
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~qeli,sst YIn,,h y !ss' ,TuI:ss pa pslly wg,,!s9l
NOTICE ron uEAHfNo On hsaEss,
MhNIE FYN PANiNp ~ STREET
lMrHuNEMENI pisTRiCr NuM-
HOMA.
In compliance with the resolution OF
the Hoard ~ Commissioners adopted ON
the 20th day 81 January 1919. uotico n
hereby given that the Hoard Of commits
sionors uf tho City ~ Tulsa. Oklahomu.
hps examined the estimate and statement
Of the city Engineer - TO the amount ~
ment which should be assessed against
the ahuitlng property. tho property benz
ment aud the owners thereof la STREET
IMPROVEMENT DIsTHICf NO. 3is,
witch includes the following described
portions Of streets, to-wit;
pHoEUN AVENUE from south
line Of seventh street 70 North line
Of Overlook Drive eleventh street,.
by resolution duty approved tha aforesaid
statement and estimate of the city Bngi-
neer snd has determined TO asaess the
cost OF the improvements In said district
against the abuttinE property tho prop.
erty benefited and other property liable
TO assessment, and tho owners thereof a.
MiTCHELL-CRosBIE ADDITION
hlk, Lot NAME ~ Amount
~ W, Part described as
follows' That portion of Lot
2 lying wct of line 1904
,eet East uf and parallel to
East line of Phoenix Avenue.
Augusta Livingston .,..,.. 90 1893
10 w. Part, described rs
followH! That portion Of lot
10 lying West Of line 1901
feet Fast Of and parallel TO
East line OF Phoenix Avenue.
Jso; !, Lyday .,..... 60, 60 ioLos
- W, Part. .l described
follows. That portion Of Lot
!. lying West ~ line 1904
feet East of and parallel to
East limo of Phoenix Avenue,
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Names OF Qualified Number street
\Electurs
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- For Mayor.
(Name OF Candidats)
- tVote for Ono.)
- For Police and Fire Commis
tSsme Of caAdids,.J
= Vete for One.)
- For Commissioner Of Streets
and Public Property.
fName OF Candidatel
= tVote for One.)~
- For waterworks and Sewerage
Commissioner.
(Name OF Csndidate.l
= Vote for Onc.)
= For Coumissioner Of Finance
and Revenue.
Name of Candldate)
- (Note for One.)
- For city Auditor.
tName Of Candldate.l
- (Note for One.)
official ballot attest;
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crty benefited ~ said Improvement . NJ
other property liable TO sssessmen are
hereby notified that all matters Affect
lur such improvements or benefits to
tho property thereby. ana any claim OF
objections 10 the assessments RE above
srt forth shall be- flied IN writing IN the
office uf Mrs. Franz Seaman. city Audt-
Tor. ~ the tlty ~ Tulsa. oklahoma. on
or heftre tho 3td Day ~ February, 1929.
Ht Q o'clock .. IN. and the same shall
be- hoard by the Hoard of Commissioners
nn tIr 1rd day ~ February. 1899. at Q
p.clork ~. tuY aud any claim or obiec
tlous not 10 filed In writing before said
tlmo shall bF-deemed waived.
DATED this 20th day ~ Jsnusry. 1899.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN
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OFFICIAL PRIMARY BALLOT.
'ANDtDhTJS FOR NOMtNATfON FOR
MAYOR, CITY AUDITOR, AND FOUR
COMMISSIONERS OF TUE CITY %
TULSA. OKLAHOMA, At THE PRi-
MARY ELECTION
MARY ELECTION WELD ~ THE
CITY OF TULSA, STATE or OKLA.
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(Form ot Ballot)
NoNPARTISAN
OFFICIAL oENERhL ELECTION

for the election Of
MAYOR POLICE AND FIRE COMMIS.
STON NER COMMISSIONER OF
STREETS AND PUBLIC PROPERTY.
WATERwORKS AND SEWERAGE
COMMISSIONER, COMMISSIONER OF
FINANCE AND REVENUE AND CITY
AUDITOR, AT THE GENERAL CITY
ELECTION HELD IN THE CITY OF
THE ........DAY OF ...............,
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cot - described ~ tot
ows; peglnning az point
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-10
B, 0. r. Arstir Ststistieisu

against 25,900 in the same months
of last year, an increase Of over
1009o, and motor trucks, OF which
we exported but a small number
prior to the war, are in the 9
months of this year 5000 against
5,y45 in the same months, of last
year. Passenger cars in Septem-
Der alone were S,862 against 2,l97
in September of last year.
Curiously, too, this big increase
in the 1922 exports of automobiles
occurs in large degree in shipments
to those parts OF the world which
are recognized as manufacturers OF
automobiles. The total number of
passenger machines sent to the
eight European countries enum-
Grated in the Department of Com
merce monthly record of countries
of destination is over $4,000 against
less than 5000 in the same period
of last year. To Great Britain
alone. the greatest manufacturer
outside Of the United States, the
total of passenger machines ex-
ported in the 9 months Of 1922 is
3,645 against but 1892 in the same
months of last year; to Belgium,
also a manufacturing country, 1929
against 344 last year; while to Cam
ada, now a considerable nanufac-
turer of automobiles, the number
is 8,66l against 4,644 in the corre-
spending months of 1921. To
Australia and New Zealand, in
which all sorts of American manu-
factures are gaining in popularity,
the number of passenger can jA
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-10

plant, the following conclusions
were reached:
When suitably prepared it forms
a valuable emergency feed. 1t is
easily prepared, grows in album
dance on most Of the southern
ranges, and cattle easily learn to
eat it.
Yucca contains valuable amounts
of carbohydrates in the forms of
starch, sugar and fiber, but is lack
ing in protein and fat. This de-
ficiency can be overcome by feed
ing about one pound of cottonseed
meal per head daily, with from
20 TO 80 pounds of freshly cut
yucca. With this supplement good
gains were made, and the expert
mental animals kept in good condi-
tion. No serious i'll effects were
evident from feeding yucca.
The conclusions drawn from the
results OF the experiments on the
Chamiza plant may be summarized
as follows:
The Chamiza is a valuable emer-
gency pasture plant, but 1t is not
particularly desirable feed alone
nor IN conjunction with cottonseed
alone. While cattle may be main-
tanned on it alone, unless the per-
iod OF such maintenance is brief,
the results obtained in the inves-
tigation indicate that there is dam
ger Of injury to the health Of the
animals.
It is probable that chamiza