Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1921-01-03 | Page 1 | Outlook Good Says Head of Standard Oil

r OUTLOOK GOOD ,wi SAYS II OF I STANDARD OIL B pr'c Teacjle Forecasts Early Wave uce! of Buying If All Pull Together think, act and talk optimism, he advises i Ij 'haUl Worid "i Need of Great Many JJB Articles and Is Just "nil Hesitating (N. E. A. Staff Special) I BU1 look for 1. i i The quest Inn was I pui to Wal i I b V' "' :' v '" '" j 'r 1 " "' l;" 1 ' " '' ' K i IB J j up "' . do to peed up the L5z I mi .' rEAULE rmal "' V "Think optimism, ; i itiilk op- i op Imism." H'Just how will the end of ihe pres em d i. m manifest h i ' B'lU a great wave of buying. The j world is ,:i need of many things, I' i liin ply is besi i Lng iboui Invesi d i 'Why ?" ' ., f " I'h ' h;i - i .i I .i . - i i nsi-r a tl- i buying in a billing market " BEARING ON FUTURE I 'Whai will ho (he general effect of today's conditions on America's future lit; 1 "American husiness is on too firm a j foundation 10 he dislodged hy the toi ii passing il ' i . j .lust what will the worfd trade, for rhu h rount rj b . out, Bean in 9 I "The spirit, of the age is the Bplrll of i "i ii And upon fJ5i nor rests the responsibility not oni far I me eontinuan i out national prof ierii uid .'. i an hm for the tlevel O i . n i and ra I i ' b Dt cla I nternatlonal eel; "What bearing will this have on .5 leac ' i a .i r m t he future?" I "It is not too much to hope that j lOinim r e w huh w e ha rr i en ii in ii 1 1 "ii he ii.-' - wh leh ktndb 'I it r i f . v di become the cli tlizer, tin- n if all our peacei SMALLEST AND LARGEST j i whom do iu include when you . ja 'coaiimi rcc ' I "The smallest as well a the largest I Htors in our Indu nd business if.- "But just h ge a factor are 'the inrilha'?" I "There is a i and ilnre always I rill be n I'! n t both little an. I big '1 uslnes.-, one u '.In iuii-ient m I be other P pon the large lin i i i the country's j e ' lopun ;.' di- nd I "is America's lopulnr attitude help-1 help-1 ng or liur'.ir.. I "Candidly, there exists in the minds f ruanj p i uun .1 - al preju j list- aj; 1 : 1 orporation liould Ithout j freat commercial b nation I da;. 1- il' .-il n:i 1 1. Hj 1 "How important a pan will oi! p' 0 I n 1 he future oi thi t til ).- a oil jd "urt pro- Jlucti'ii thi world over "ijn(-jjT ef hpei ndividual In 1 - he ex I Cession in disapproval h 31 United I Itates of 1 Or1' re- s jtrictl c u. b ol hi , r ern . . pt n' v. ould 1 arry w eu-lit ci , 1 fl;i. 1 '1 ' 'I' ! ' I "y It tiue as often stated, that Hrit m oil ' 1 1 contro II I 1 n 01 id's hot ntlal oil pplii n't Ul Ol th ni 1 i .-'.He "Thi 5 are 1 m trolling all ot 1." TEAGLE'S RAPID RISE I Teagle is a "born manager." He m nan t- Bchoi I Beveland. He managed the lootball I nam and two college publications at 'lM I.' I I At 33, aided and abi .ted by the fact h: Mill Mi-ll - . , r i dec , I A 1 he uccei !! .1 to John b. liock-I liock-I feller's Job. T' : !U ; ' m li-l'le I'e mighty koo1 mlxei