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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19
Good Bunch at Des Moines.

Look out for this Dos Moincs crew. Dick
Brecn seems TO have tho knaCk and faculty of
hurrahing any old kind OF club up into the
money and he has a very good looking bunch
20 start In with at tho Booster city. II they
don't better their sixth place position this year.
there's something wrong,
Big Wawson Graham, another one or the
former Indians. holds first for Dick Ed yuma,
n hefty hitter and n clever enough fielder will
he back at second Eugene Turgeon, with n
litnble record in the Dakota circuit, arrives 20
replace Hal Rhyme at short Rhyme going back
10 Frisco Eddie Grant will be in there scrap
ping and yelplng at third again. Claude Mitchell
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19
LEAGUE CHAMPIONS ALMOST INTACT FOR
APPROACHING CAMPAIGN AND WILL
BE MIGHTY HARD TO BEAT

Editors notc--Thc following comprehensive
Western league review discussing the makeup
and chances of each team and also league nf-
,,ir- was written for the Sporting News by l..
n Addington. u scribe with Western league cS-
ncrcncc. II appears TO be just about as nc
ruratc u summary ms can be offered, three
weeks before the season opens. The World re-
prints IL In full.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

But with all this true OF the WIehIta club
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-04-20
Notie. u Is.ssns u sssheoi M
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.s4La.als


J The school and state lands IN Ssoux. county.
North Daketas not slrss sd " gleaseat viii be OF Z
fored for rent ~ : public leasing TO be held at
the Court House In the city of Ft. Yaseasin
said county onSthe Att. day!ot May siess pom
nencinK 1t 200 'cl0ck pm. The terms Of
leasing will be as follows "a NJ; "
Alllsnds will be offered for q term Of i've
y ea.,s beginning with the season 1922, and OILY
'for;grazing and hay prrposes 81 the minipnm
rental OF si5. 90 per quarter section
All bands VIII be struck On to the highest bid.
der who will be required 70, pay at.the time OF
leasing the rent for the season Of 1922 also an
additional fee Of three dollaas for uing lease
which fee win be charged for each quarter,
section ot land, or fraction thereof included
in ths lease. s. - Vi s3;@
4 SchOol and state lands win not be lensed TO q
,peison or company already lea Ing 60 acres
ofschool or state land. sf sSEsi}S s5
IS "A list Of the lands to be offered for lease will
be oIifiie with the Treasurer Of suid county
for public inspection for at least two weeks
before the date OF leasing. 4 s,
Coai rights are reserved to the state IN al
leases ind the Board Of Univ verslty and School
Lands, reserves the right to reject any and
all bids. X q &
All leases are subject to cancellation In case
OF sale Il ~; Il 4 IA {ss4,
The only way to secure the use OF nny school
or s. ate land Is by Teasing on above terms.
No person has . right 10 cut hay or sgraze
stock at any season Of the year ON state land
without first secur!nK y lease OF the same. !.
Datsd I. za - ,ss North Dakota this
y s! ,$ Commissioned.
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-04-20
Notice Of Mortgage Sale BY Advertiss.

II Notlce is hereby given that that certain
Mortgage, executed and delivered by Jesse d,
G.ney and Claudin f. Giney, his wife, Mortga
gors, TO Wilhelmina Ullne, Trustee, Norge
gee, dared the 18th day d December "A. D.
nineteen hundred and seventeen and fled 10,
record in the office Of the Register OF Deeds
Of the County Of Sioux and State OF North
Dakota, on the 22nd day OF December, A. D.
1915 and corded In Book B-l OF Mortgages
at page $50, will be foreclosed by y sale OF the
premises in such Mortgage and hcreinaf, et
described. at the front door OF the Court
House in the town OF Fort Yates, la the
County OF Sioux, and State Of worth Dakota
ut the hour OF 2 o'clock p. N. on the 27tn day
Of May 1922, to satisfy the amount due upon
said Mortgage on the day OF sale 81.
The premises described in said Mortgage
and which will pe sold TO sa isfy the same are
those certain premises situated in the County
of Sioux. and State Of North Dakota. and des.
crihed rs follows, to-wit: The Southwest
quarter tSWtl OF section nine to) township
One hundred twenty nine t1s9) North OF range
eightysnine 1897 West of the Fifth Principal
Meridian containing 100 acres, more or less,
according to the Government survey thereof,
Default having been made In the payment OF
interest pn The note secured by said mortgage,
and taxes on said land for the years 1913. 1919,
and 1870 and which have been PAID byithe
mortgagee, and the said mortgagee having de
clared the whole OF said mortgage principal
and interest, to be due, there will b. due ON
such mortgage on The day OF sale, including
taxes paid OF said land the total sumtof One
Thousand Nine Hundred Forty-seven and 2O-lCo
Dollars. t1947. 60, besides the costs and fees
OF such foreclosure. 5s 4
! Dated this 7.h day of April. 1922.
Wilhelmina Uline, Trustee,
= &. Mortyagee.
=. N. Steen.. Carson. N. ID.
Attorney for Mortgsgee
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-04-20
Noaes Is crsditoss


state Of North Dakota 4;
.County.of Sioux u tx; .ss.
In County Court
ss$ Before Hon. "A: /: Mct3 !. Beedes Judge
a the matter Of The estate OF Christian b.
i; Peterson, decease 4.
John HI fHreum, Petitioner. RI u 4si
I Ssss$i sts 4, vs IS #
All unk5o wa heirs OF Christian !;
E II. Peterson and all other per. y. IS
s'sons Interested In sad estate. Respond dents.
y Notice to Creditors s8
Notice is hereby given By the undersigned
John II .sBreum, ndmtnistrstor OF the estate Of
ca isttaM II. Peterson late of the vicinity of
Fort Yates in the County OF Sioux and State OF
{ Nort1 Dakota, decea>ed tolhe creditor. Of,
and ailper.ons having claims against .,uid de-
scedent. to exhibit them, with the necessary
vonche,s within four months after the lrst
puolica.iou OF this notice to the sonice OF the
County. Judge at the city of Fort Y ates ii suid
Sioux County, North Dakota, NJ. q 81 ifs5
Dated March %. 1929. s.s
ai John n: Breun,. Sa
Administrator.
First Publication on April 9th 1929
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-04-20
Be a "Fini.her"

1t is n we'll settled axiom in bust.
ness that the man who finishes"
the product is the man who make
the money on the product IT,"
man who digs the iron ore out of
the ground never gets anywhere.
but the man who makes the iron
and steel into finished product be
comes wealthy. The farmer who
regularly produces raw material" {,
like the man who digs the ore out
Of the ground never gets anywhere
either.
A great deal has been said about
the wisdom of raising corn, wheat
and hay; but Of selling hogs, steer.
and butterfat, sometimes you hear
it this way: Raise what you feed
and feed what you raise. !" That
sounds like farm problem, but il
is not; it is a business problem.
Every factory manager has To meet
it and solve it and he succeeds or
fails just in the proportion in which
he does solve it. 1t is the matter
of producing 6nished' produc,
MIR. Farmer as one business
man to another (for you are just as
much a business man as the man
who runs bank) if you want to
make money on the farm, you must
turn your farm into a factory for
finishing some particular produc, or
products If you do not, Or do ne.
make some progress toward doing
it, you are never going to fiud farm
ing profitable. &
How to get started, did you say?
Well, that's q problem Of course,
but the first thing to decide, it
would seem, is what product to
"finish". tsa
Over period Of fifty years amt
from the experience of farmers i"
many countries, it has been proved
that dairying is the most protita ,lt
kind of farming in the world The e
can be no permanent national pros
perity unless farming is prosperous
We realize this and so we are Cal
ling the attention Of the farmers Il
this county to the business of dair,
ing, and the banks of your coun
will be Of help and assistance to Y, Is
in this necessary matter of getti, !.
the farm factory ontoa basis wher,
it can solve this BUSINESS prob
lem of manufacturing finished
product, that particular finished
product to he butterfat -Contribut
ed. ~
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-04-20
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA j, A:
County OF Sioux

STATE OF NORTH DAKoTAl 4; ~ 4.
County Of Sioux III .fss: Sss.
i,is Fl In County Court
Before Hon. "a. MEG. Beede' Judge.
IL the n tier OF the Estate of Christian II,
Peterson. Deceased. laS9. W
John q. Ereum, PetitioAeE 's s;$
Az nlknown n hsirs ~ Ghgistta ~ Pei erson and
( all other persons latarsssea in said estate.
Respopdentx 3 ]. ;Is,
Notice o1 Hearing PetitiSnif fpr lloense to Sell
h PerHonal Property. 81 st
az The State 0f NgFih Dakota 70 the a!ove
named Re- pondents. q u 9ll tsons iDtere !.
ed Is; the Estsss az Cirlstiln II I Peterson
iDeceas I'd: ~ .$t
:ss Youa are hereby ynotffea that the petition OF
John H.; Breum sfor li6ense 70 sen pc ersonnl
properly ID the esaate yot Christian Il. 4 Peter:
son late of the Vicinity OF Fort Yates IL the
County 81 Sioux ana State Of 3Nor,t Dakot..
sdecsssed ms l,een aled IA this Court, therein
:peiittoning That ne be authorized, en,pa wered
sn6d dtrscted TO sell personal prpperty bnlonR:
siny to said decsienfs ss.t,.t-s soribed aas
Wit: hay. cattle, horses and farm
mi Dhtns Il md q small an ounl OF horsehoId
goods and small tools. Ss5 I'M
AAaas ass1 pcSlSlon WIZ Oe neafd n9 thlk court
on Saturday the 29.ts day o. April "A. d, iss3s
st,i0 o'clock y the loren con of that dssY; ii
sths !. Court Rooms Of this Curt in The Court
Honse n the city /: OF Fort * ates ,uns y 81
lsi0uxs md State of N0rth Dait III,
4, Andsypu and each of YOU are hereDs cited
Sspii'req eqairsi then and there tobe apd appear
this Court, and show cause il any you
5hsyeswhy said petts tsion should not ~ q lntsd
Dated the ioth day ri April "a. D iss2. \
the Co.Ft Il
IseAil A. n, s3, I3eede
ii :5 udge Or the County Gontt.
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-04-20
I Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale !

Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale
Notice Is hereby given that that certain
mortgage. executed and delivered BY, John
| Edvenson. " single man. MortgaYOr. 10
Lennon Realty C0,a corporation Mor,Yagee,
dated the lst day OF June, 1915, and tiled for
record l., the cnlce OF the Register " Deeds
OF the County Of Sioux and State OF North
Dukota. on The IA day of June, 1915 at $50
O'Clock A. NJ. and recorded I'm Book {R.1 OF
Mortgages ntgage 1885, and assgned5to B. own
Brothers State Bank And Trust Company BY
written instrument dated 18th day Of june
\ 1919. I'D tiled for record In the ONCE OF the
Register OF Deeds OF the County of Sioux
ana State OF North Dakota. on the 23rd day of
June 1915. ut 8 oclock a. M, and recoraed.iu,
Book B-l Of Mortgages, q pAYe:l71, and further
assigned to Oliver T. Wlllardby written instrlu.s
ment dated the 9Th day Of June, 1916 and ijlad
Tor record in the fontce OF the Regfsterfs SY
Deeds Of the County OF Sioux and State 81
North Dakota, on. the 4th day Of August 1915
At s:at 0c!ock A. NJ, and recorded In Book III
ot Mortgages, at page l92, will be foreclosed
by . sale OF the premises ID satu mortgage and
hereinafter described t;the front door Of the
Court House in Fl. Yates County OF Sioux
ana State OF North Dakota. at the hoGr Of tan,
o'clock A. NJ, on the LIST day Of June. 1929 to
sa'slsty SAILS lhe amount due upon said mortgage at
the date OF sale. The premises described In
sstd ino,tgage and which viii be sold to satisfy
the same are described as follows: South west
Quarter (SWtl OF Section Twenty six ,2e) In,
Township One Hundred Twenty nine lso,
North Of Range Etvnty 81 ( lsd, West OF the.
Fifth Principal Meridian, Sioux County. Notths:
Dakota. = :! =, q
There VIII be due on the day of sale the
sum Q! OF Twelve Hundred Twenty four and 30
100 ts:as4. 800 Dollars together wI.he the statu.
tory attorneys fees and disbursements allow ed
oy law. Written notice OF intention 10 fore..
e.oss sucn mortEsse was va duly served ON the
s Dated, April V, 1922. n 81 + g sfs
Il. Oliver z. yRsilas. s AZ IS
&. A. Ripley, 33} s Y 5s 4 ssS =
Attorney for Assignee, 6 -
Mandsn. ". d ! HI. 4 FSTssss sIss
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-04-20
White stain. on Hardwood.

a mixture of salt and olive oil will
remove white stains from hardwood
which are caused by hot dishes. The
dry spot Is covered thickly with salt.
and then as muei, olive oil is poured
ovei as the grains will take Ap This
stands over night. and in the mosaing
ahe stiisc0ioration should be bris..iy
rubbed with the mixture. which is then
wiped Oft. II there is still any trace
OF stain. the application Is repeated.
again standing for hours.
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-04-20
5yOT.CE OF MORTGAGE SALE BY AID
y = safsss! ~ ADVERTISEMENTS IN 8
!. N. Steen., Carson. n. ID.
Attorney for Mortgsgee

Notiea i herehv viven I'M, 4na, ....a,,,
mortgage execSteas and del vered H ~ s.,, Maru
SA Mossr snd A,,,ss. : 80. -. -. - ~ naty
5Mor,y yayors - r ra,nn,n, pos,tn ~ ~ assSsa'
aiinn aated ,b.. ia,h ~ =; -. -. ~. -.
and ,,fs for "a ord =, No .,t,,'. - !, W.,
1, ~ Ga,;a. ts ~ uo ek.s-
of Nor,h w.. y. au1 ess.s'
ana recorded n nj :, NJ Mr,.syss =, s.r -, !,
M - e. 4. : = A -
N sn, 80 ~
D.Iin Is .r,. ~ %. :
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-04-20
Russian Delegates Start Rows in
the Economic Conference
in Genoa.
INSISTING ON DISARMAMENT
Lloyd Georges Plan for Ten-year
Peace Pact-Germans Expect Dis
eussion of Reparations-Senate's
Tariff Bill Reported-Progress
Of Fight to Save Navy.
BY EDWARD W. PIckARo

T ACKING the spirit that animated
IL the Washington conference, that 0f
reaching an agreement, .the Europea0
economic conference which opened last
week In Genoa may, nevertheless, man.
age to evolve some comprehensive
project that will meet the needs O8
the old world. Premier Lloyd George.
who ls dominating the meeting, be-
lieves 1t will. Many other eminent
men and great many European news
papers are skeptical. Already It 10
evident that II my definite agreement
of wide scope In reached, It must he
through the yielding 0f France and
the smaller nations that are members
Of the French "blOc."
Soviet Russia. through it's sp0kes-
man, Tchitcherin, though accepting
the Civilized nation. test" of the
Cannes agreement In, order to obtain
q seat in the conference, rs still I'm
sistent and almost obstreperous, being
bolstered by the support of the Ger
mans and certain of the neutral ma
ti0ns and by the universally admitted
fact that Europe cannot be restored
economically until Russia is again one
Of the family of nations. At the very
outset Tchitcherin, after accepting the
Cannes conditions. precipitated an an
SFy debate with the French by insist
Ing that Il was necessary to discuss
disarmament. Lloyd George soon
auieted the uproar by saying:
Gentlemen. we have agreed not to
discuss disarmament, and therefore
our French colleague is right, but we
must not waste our time In argument.
We must get on. Nevertheless, In
my opinion, the conference will nat
urally result in disarmament"
Next day the Russians protested
the presence Of the Japanese and the
Rumanians, because Japan and Ru-
mania are "unlawfully occupying Rus
sian territories in Siberia and Bes-
sarabia. viscount Islii replied that
Japan would take part in the confer
Apce in spite Of the Russian objec-
tions, and REatiano, premier of Ru-
manin. asserted that Bessarabia,
"msn sn......,,.. - .',y ~. tsS sesr - s -
Rumania by the allies. Premier
nss,aana,. @ =, & ny.s,,au. M "a ~ % t,,a ..s enn,as
~. 80 .a .,.,a,, ~ a.. - ~, oa.a @ ~ :.
s, s,tat,ans s1 ,,e.o s. ,.sarao.,,,a 9 s ~ I .ha
po,sh"n,, ., Val daIaaates s,olh h,,maoa @ th.r, ~
] .",.,as ,,,,.h u r,as haoa,,.a ssHu ~ s.,,,ar %
s.us ssa.n. @ .,,a4 .tas s Das oeana. Nv a,.s.a.,
$500 s.a.s 70 'a .han ."e ,otan ] .ennd,.+o ~ stho t,,a
Ga..os 60 " oaad,t,o,s az ~ ~ e
- nesss.s-s.ta.I. s.,'. =. 4. . /.
hrosss! @s1 mors ,ro,,,,o ~ se rbe o',ves arat sn,
o. ,,sas no.s saa, .s.,.,, me p,n n,s. anp
fatrs. ts made up of Great Rritain.
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-04-20
The First Lauoh,l. =.

Some authorities say thar II. first
aaugh wasn't a laugh ut all. .but an ex-
clamatfon Of triumph. Prehistoric mnn,
having emerged victorious from an ell.
counter with his neighbor. emitted the
sound .1iar to express his satisfaction
and relief. and from this first cha r..
our laugh has grown
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-04-20
3
raphite.

Down TO 1sEo granhite as obtained
chiefly from The Brrrowdnle mine in
Cumberland England. Since then q
supply has been drawn from eastern
Siberia; from Ticonderogn, New York
state; Buckingham Quebec: and Bo-
temia. Graphite is also produced In
Ceylon. and Madagascar. Artificial
graphite is also being manufactured.
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-04-20
success. FeIteyss Psr.sxsrsnss..

Success Foltosts Psrssvsranes. q
Success ina not come tnS II day. Itt
4 NAV not come ii 9 week. n month Or {
year. 4 never y loes come SD asiay, s
Week ~ OF s'l5 or year. But soon
q late ait is bound 10 come. and with
atifying fullness. II confidence ia
sustained despite all :r'eyerses; if seftqgs
81 4 manfyll tatned. Whoever el.
lows this rule Of faithful persevsseac455
must Z. Sin the end find a placa asaona
!lle's winners. For with reps IA s.
|torf power grows. And power hnss
angmenteei proves irresistible blesaty ylast.
- AAddington Bruce 10 Chicago Daily
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-04-20
..sportIna ones |, oak"

TO sport ones oak" Is q phrase
signifylng that one Is not at home with
visitors. The saying originated .at the
English universities. where the stu
dents chambers have two doors aln
inner and an outer one. The outer
door Is made Of oak. and when this
Is closed or "sported' It denotes either
that the occupant Of the apartment u
outsor that " do6s not wish to Be ldis-
turbed. .s '5.s Il! n .s95
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-04-20

State OF North Dakota 81.
County Of Sioux IS. S.
Before Hon. 1. nod. 5a sssss!sy' ssess!y Sasss SsSss
In the Matter OF the Estate Of j. A3s.lles al
Deceased. 4. a. ]. : 8 Z i
Eva Stiles, Petittonsr d
xs q . .,ss s. s.
=. n. Stiles Alberta Catherine Stiles, cha, 4.
TILES Kalph A Stiles, Aud ali ii i;er Par,issS
Interested Respondents q ~
Citation hearing petition for appointing sannin.3
istrator. 81 ss;j'@ ~ d 4 Is
The State Of North Dakota to tie Above
Named Respondents And all persons int nterestgdf
40 The Estate of IA Stiles. Deceased:
You and each of you are hereby notise6
that Eva S; lies the petitioner herein, hax aleti
70 this Court her petition, praying lthat letters
OF administration upon. the estate 81 i. AZ.
Stiles, ;inte OF the Townof, Fort Yates Ia tho
County Of Sioux and State OF North Dakota,
Deceased. be granted to Y. N. tGArig,an, ! ana
that the said petition viii be heard ana duly
considered by this Court on WednesdaWs the
gath day OF May. a. D. loes. u 10 clock ia ths
forenoon ct that day, ~ the Court Room or
this Gop,t, 10 the County Court House, i the
TowF OF Fort Yates. . County OF Slsuxs and
IsStateOf North Dakota and YOU, and each or
you, are hereby Cited to be and appear before
this Court q said time and place, and answer
said Pct, ion. and show cause, II any there ha.
Rby the pray yer of said petition should moi So
fgranted, Il ;4ii N sssi
BY the Conrt:s
Dnsed the 18Th day OF A.Mc g. Beede fseal,
Az. April a. p. 1922 Judge OF tne County Coust,
Let notice be given US required by law: w,,h
notice 10 r. tny annninf e1 On ania n =,
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-04-20

o0esr't ai,ovst sin itls soslAnn. 4
& ss ollnn who ,lias never seen iep
skpshanii ashlng tloesn, & know ,pAat. q
atienta asninn 4! she isas mar Bosfoh
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-04-20

20 - ~. !, .s,
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-04-20

j {. M & 4 a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26
Editorial of the Dau
THE LAWTON SPIRIT

The spirit which caused thousands of hardy pioneers
10 travel uackess in the early days
the west to settle in country that spirit which
prompted thousands battle for years with adversely
this new state. came to the fore this morning in the
opening OF the Security National Bank 1t is the Iawton
spirit
Officers ana directors Of the institution may well feel
proud OF their achievement in opening the bank, but
they are no more proud that accomplishment than
they Of the excellent support which itself
today among the customers of the Security National.
not only refused to withdraw their money when given
opportunity do but instead lined up before the
windows and deposited thousands of dollars
show their faith in the who have fought faith
fully for the bank and for the people of the city in which
they reside
II an excellent example OF that indomtabe West.
ern spirit which will not and he throtted. Back
East they call Oklahoma state but courage which
caused thousands to sell their possessions in the East and
come Ia Oklahoma is the courage which will make this
state the greatest In the nation 1t that and
that faith, which came to light this morning at the
Security National II is that and faith which
will dspe the clouds Of adversely and force and
Comanche county forwarU the wheels OF progress
at pace before equaed in the history the
c,y.-The Lawton Constitution
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-26
Home Forum
THE NAPOLEON or OUR
BUSINESS PROGRESS

Editor Ardmoreite:
Dear Sir: The building OF an EN-.
pire such as the people of the United
States are today accomplishing has
prompted the writer of this article TO
inquire for the inspiration. or the
driving power. behind the throne.
believe one of the most outstanding
public utilities. Why? you will ask.
and answer One OF our reasons for
great cities. not concentrated in one
state or section OF the country but
scattered over the whole Of the United
States Is the communication cstab.
lished between the various points.
The realization and inspiration OF
this has been accomplished by the tele.
phone. telegraph. railroads, interrban
and electric transmission lines our
great cities have been built through
the efforts OF the modern conven.
ences inspiring men. to build constant.
~ the more beautiful. and bring 10
his home or business these modern
conveniences. The seed OF inspiration
for advancement has been planted IN
his mind through his constant contact
With these new electrical inventions
and he immediately plans to build a
great basiness or a home. probably
not in tie great city he is hvlns In,
but to reach out and develop the ou:'
lying territory. and bring to this the
convenences OF the city he formerly
lived in
one Of the foremost investments oi
today is public utilities. Why BE
cause their product is 80 firmly fixed
as a necessity in the American bust
ness. professional and home life OF the
American people that II cannot be dis
pensed with.
There are 35, 100000 Americans who
enjoy electric service In their homes
today with prospective business yet
not connected to the company lines ol
"a 200 900 more. This figure Is for tn,
electric only (the gas and Ice figures
not being available at this timc). Wha'
does this indicate to your Slmpl,
that the electric light and power in
dustry OF the United States Is little
more than at the beginning OF its de
velopment and activities. II IL seek
ing to extend it's service capacity s'
Il may care for demands from thes'
millions Of residents promptly and ef
ficientiy as the need or desire fol
service arises.
There IL probably no other such in
vestment offered to the public wher'
the investor Is 40 constantly thrown
Ia contact with his OF her Investment