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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-17

gu sinsm sepaItigen 1ri6ter off
net iiH bic DeiermiiHDung an Der
Siels, mo in nerbdItniBmdBig fur3er
3eit brsi bliibenoe fidbtiide Gemeins
tpefen, nit bic iiingften in ssreuBens
Deutf6Ianb, entitanben Tinb. 8or
biefer Stelle Bis sur Setbanoelsitnbi
Bremen, bic nit ibren 0onlpferIinier
ben erbbon umfpdnnt, finb nod eifpo
70 Gilomster in hiretter Gntfsrnune
4ls bic mGniige 6nnfeftabt, bi,
5utiinftigsn 9inee, iusbeIonosrs biz
gntpidlung bes ShifFsboues, Dor,
ousabnenb, 3l Der Ginii6t fam, bnf
bic llnteripeier niht mebr aeniiasn
fpiirbe fir oas 9iH unb Ser bssWeit.
Osrtebrs. trat fe nit BEN baHialiger
aDnigreih 5aHHoper in llnterbono.
lung fpegen abtretang zines paHsn.
ben, unmitteIbar an Der Welermiin.
bung geleeenen gt6ietes. 9ieie Der.
bdnolungen fiibrten 3a feitem Ser
TRACE: 3u GnDe bes britten Gexn.
NUNS bes 10. 9abrbunberts eripart
Bremen bannppsrines 2anbgsbi<t Dor
etipa 125 6ettar, unb 1880 Durb,
bier Der neue bremifhe 6afen er0ff.
net.
90 mar arsmsr5aDen .sntlsonbsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-17
&uRlauO nuS China.

Der ruITif4e Bar, Der na6 Der
Shlaht BON Wuthsn bic 5aBsn singes
3pgsn bate. itrstt iie lpisbsr tiibn Rrs
Dor. Das Spfsr ioQ nQtiirii6 pie inn
nsr, CHINA fsin, bsun in Der Dubl ieis
lisr Jsinbe 1T RubIuno tets Iebr Dorz
Ii1tig getpeien, penn IS iih Oarin aud,
b0s ssirrt bat, ME nit Sapdn, Dem
es niAt mebr Debrtruft 3ugstraut
bate, ais ben gbineisu. gHgIuno,
fSrQntrsi4 unb 9eutibIanb fino pom
ct. petersburgsr Rabinst bsHahrihs
ttgt fporbeu, oab cine rriIiihs militdz
ride 9emonItratton an Der 9ren3e
G6iuas ftattfinoen peros, rpsnn 2sbtss
res Hi6t bolb aufbOre, Die RuBlanb
psrtrassmdBtg 5uftebenbsn Rshte gu
Osrlesen. Qllgemein mar bic anliht,
oaB ss 3piidben oieien bsibsn Qdnbern
tpsgsu Der Maubi6urst gu elmer inurs
fen QuseinoRberTssung tommen fperbe.
2tlleiH auh bic rufftihe Diplomatic
ppsrirt poriiatig. gs lift ibr poatoms
men bepuBt, baB fis teiue 8eIfperbe
tussen gbinas 8orgelsn in bisisr prcz
ptn5 fibrsn tam. obne griinbli9 d6z
getpiefen gu iperoen. Nus niefem
9ruRpe tpirp Der 8pritpb bon Der
mpugolei aus unternpmmen. RuBe
lamb beruft fih duf 8srtrdge, bic 1881
nbsefhlpnen fpurosn, ais IS fir cine
funbeSDtnsbare @sltmatt galt uno
isins mad Beting bin gsduBerten
DiinIhe fir 8sfsbIe galten. 3iefe
,ipurbsn 81 jener 3eit, iofpeit es 3ie
Npnsoisi betraf nit um 10 grDBsrer
gereitni[listsit erfiiGlt, als biefe dime
Iifne Bropin5 oaHtals ais mert6los
betrantet puroe. 5ns bot fich aber
beosuteuo sedRbert. Ssit Die Manos
fdurei in ben 8erei6 Der Civilization
gslaHst lit, bat bic Wongplei piel an
Bebeatung geponnen. 0urn ben Don
Der benahborten qropin3 ausgehenben
Smpuls iit bort Elm nsues Qeben er=
tpa4t. Die QonbDirthihaft, ipesie1
bic 8ish5a1t ift in iibsrrdIdxnbem
mabe dufgebliibt unb felt Der 6sriisle
lung non nerfhiebenen 8d1nlinien 6ai
aud Der 5aHbel groBs ausoebnuns sss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-17

I'M SarniI6, ipas ia aud niht Su Ders
fpunbern iit. Sic tperben beftdnbig
ipeoen gseraebens eegen beb6rolibe
8orlbriften bsitraft. bic ibnen pDlIig
unbetanut Tino unn beren Nothipenbiss
teit audi niht erfihtlih lit. Dlan
miro nit ben gingeborenen beoeuteno
beiier austpmmen, DeHn man lie ith
EsIbit iixrIdBt. Shus bruu6en lie
nur qe1sn ausbsutung unb eeraoe anI
bieTem 9ebiete finben iie ben esrines
iten RiidbaIt on Den 8eborben. WeiBs
sSurmer uno gambler iiberpcrtbeilen
bic ShpdrSen uno tpsnn iie ntht
prompt bic in ibrer pDlligen llntennts
nib sinaegangensn 8erpfihtun9en ere
fiiaeu, perben Fie aepfdnbet. Dieiea
llrIdhen 1T Der erite Iuffano ents
iprunaeu unb Is bat ben 4nihein, ais
lpdren bic 2sbren, lpelde oiefer 2lufs
itano bot, niht gsuiigeno beriidiihtigi
lpprben. 4ls Elm groBes llneIiit III
Is gu beseidneu, oaB 0ernburg, Der
nit aeThGftstunoieem Sinne in Die
Notwithstanding eiuaegriffen uno
8ielts perbeiiert bot, BON ben Reats
tipndren perorGnst tpprben 1T. Seia
Qa6fpIser 2inDsquift 1T Elm Te9r
fpoblmeinenbsr 6srr, aber tein tolontas
Ter 8srpoltungsbsamter. 0asu feRIt
ibm Der pruttiIhe SeIhdftsiinn. Der
3ernburg in fold srpbem Mabs aug
ge3einnet bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-17

GgiF suteQusit 6 / Dorhanz
ben, baB Der aOngreB sine Bin pailis
rem ptrb, bic ben Ssrminbanoel n
gaumpoue usrbietet. Die NotRnens
oisteit ergibt ita aus bem ungepDRns
lid bphen greiie fir 8aumUOle, Der
ni1t nuf natiirli6sn llrIa4en berubt,
ipubern our6 8orienmanOoer herbets
1eflbrt tpiro. 9as llebel oerf6Itmz
inert ii6 nit isbsm Gage, oa Die Spes
tulation it6 nit gang beionoerer Dor
Iiebe oisIer 8aare 5upsnoet, mas oas
nit gu ertIdren 1T, baB tie in Tol8s
natiirItter 9erbGItniie itd an leths
teitsn in 9e3tg auF ben Prsts mants
puliren lGbt. 0amit Die pattens
RiQionen our9 tiinItIi9e 9ertbeuez
runq erianaen t0nner, miiFen bic Qrs
better in Der 9aumpoIlen Subuitrts
hungern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-17
sreitag ben IL, Sebrsar 1911.
I'm Sbiper 9auie 1T Elm

Sm Sbiosr 9auie 1T cine
porsiiolide giI Sur lleberpdhura Der
Gffentlihen Rorporatioueu etngsbra1t
lporben. Jebsr Paragrapb 1T gu To-
ben. SeIbIt gseen ben paragrap1en,
Der bic @erIdmeI8un9 BON 5elspbons
8eIeuIdaften untsr behoroliher Ronz
trple geftattet, lit nttts einsupenpsn.
ssebt fommt ss ober oarauf an, po
Die gtn paffiren lpiro. sic 1T Der
8rafItein fir bic sbrli6en 4bitnten
Der bsmotratiiden Ydrtei. Bsnn ots
Sill nidt sur annabme gslan9t, hann
lit bic partsi perurtbeilt. Damn be-
tpeift fis, bab ibr Die Sntsrshsn Der
9orpprationsn b6bsr iteben, als Die
esnterefien pes 9oltes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-17

5enator5epburnpo pom Sou6o
1T entruftet, Tittli4 eutriiet, benn Die
0ffsntlihe SittIi6teit lit isine Spe3ias
Iitdt. 0as tit and Der 9runb, tptsz
ipegen er bem ourh ROrruption ssz
ipdhlten Senator &Drimer Die Stdngs
bGit uno pe5lpegen er alien 9eIebsn
CUR getGmpfuEg Der Qanoois6e oppoe
nirt. Sstn bOher iittltder Sinu lit
lpisoer einmat our9 bic in 8aIbiu3>
toner Sldttern ausgsIprobeRe @lnIiht
erregt porbsu, oaB Der PrdIipeRt nar
oHr9 bic Nnbro6uns elmer grtr1z
Sibung ben Senot beipegen tdnn, ben
canaoii6sn 8ertrag on8unsbmen. Brit
spruFunteInhen augsn ertIdrt Der Ct
nator BON SbabO, Dab man ibn niht
3lpingen tann, geesn feline lleber8sIEs
qung an 6anbsln. gber mas iii feline
ileberseugung? DAP man 3ruIts uHD
Ronopplsn niht pebe tbun bari.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-17
gIStIidlfr 9sb.

Die Go Sabre uIss Jrau Msnr1 90.
acbaH lDuToe ssiitrH Wforgen IN ihrsl
Wcnnung an Gbusth Aps, DIenbnls.
tcot IN ibrem Bette Iiessno aufesinn.
ben. DIR Coroner spurbe btllo1b 1bfitb
tigt. Ct fam, baB bie oIts 1run ~
mem 9tr5IdIns trisssu mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-17
Seutid)e StdStebiloer.

Die brst llnttripeierftdDts. - 8remer'
bapsR, 2sbs unb GssIieniiaps. -
S6OpfuugeH tpenigsr Sdbrsebnts.--
grsmsrbdosH, Elm 3hOr bes Delt'
pertsbrs. - qshe bic mohnuHgs:
itaot bss Gleinbiirssrtbums. -
9ssitemuubs's JifdinbuFtris.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-17

Sn Deuti hzSGbtpsitafrita, tppe
fslbft bic aegierune Dor stnigsn Sab
rem uHter grpBsn Rubsn aab Soften
eiusH aufftauo uHterbriidte, adbrt Is
pieber. 5offsntlib pirb es rliht
Dieber 81 elmer erHitliheu gmpsrung
tommeH, inbem bic Regieruns bel .3sis
ten niht RepreHip WnBregan ers
greift, fonbern ibre Berpaltunss eMss
thoben dEoert. Dffenbor tft Tn bieisn
bic G6uio fir bic beitdnbisen unrus
ben aa fucten. Die SnparSen uerDen
~ mel rssIsmentirt unp oas briHgt ile
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-17
@iBis fem lit nidt Sober

8iBis fein III niht Sober
manns 5a6e uno aud niht Sober
mdnns Re1t. 0as foIte Der 5ibrsr
Der oemotrattihen PQrtet. Champ
Glart ppn Mifpurt, ntht psrgsfIsH.
9lls Sii6rer fetuer gartet unp pamtt
als RsprGientaHt Der 9dlfte Der amss
ritaniIhsn Ration, tpie aud ais OeIi3z
nirter Spreter Des dmeritanii6en Rez
prdientautsnbaufe5 Fat er aufgeb0rt,
cine 9rioatperfou 81 fetn, Deren Worte
uHb Reoen man uidbt geuau ntmmt,
ionpern er lit gu einem lDiAtigen Sat
for in Der RegieruHg Der Ser. Staas
ten emporgeriitt. 9on einem Wanu
in iolher Stellung mar Is 'sbr uilz
iiberIeet, BON elmer Innerion @anabaS
an reoen. gr lpeiit bdrauf bin, oab
feline 8emsrtuns i'm Sder3 srfolste,
alIein Die gdnaoier faIIsn Die Gemers
tung sruIt auf uno erblidsH oarin cine
Drpbung. Die Oppuiitton in Canada
esqen ben Rs3tpro8itdts 8srtrag bat
fia biefss 8orfaQs bsmdhtigt une
frdgt, ob man Dem offeutunoigsn
5sinbe our6 ben 8ertrag bic 36iire
offnen Dole. IS bistet tsine S6piss
rigtsit, bisis binterIiiti9e SSrags abaus
pebren, benn IS III ionnenilar, baB
isber 8srtrag, Der ben 5auoelspertebr
sptIhen uns unb Ganaba bebt,
benz 4nnerionsgebanten entgegennirtt.
Benn jsnluIs cine annerionifttIhe agts
tatiDn in bieIsm 2anoe erpafeR ipllte,
70 tptrb ss nur pann qsideben, lpsnn
man unfersn 6anosl aus Gauaoa duss
suIdIisbsn iu6t gqstn man tann
eine f1mersbafte StelIs niat berlbs
rem, obne sinen Iuffdrei gu oerurfaz
den unn 6srr glart. bsm Is beDor=
ftsbt. eirs bOdIt ipt9tise RoLs in uns
isrem Stadtsipefsn 81 fpitlen, muB iib
ben biplonatifhen Satt anssfp05nen,
iibtr 8iHss gu fhpeigsn, bsren Grtpdbz
Hung unangsnebme GefIble ausi0it.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1911-06-09
ADVICE TO ROAD BUILDERS.
Engineering Skill. Competent Super
vision and Money Are Needed.

Engineering Skill, Competent Super
vision end Money Are Needed.
The true value of Il system Of high
ways to the state depends upon Lsany
conditions, among which may be cited
continuity. thus providing for the re-
qurenents of transportation over dis
tances greater than can he econor~ ical
~ traversed on inferior and sometimes
nearly impossible roads; hardness and
smoothness of surface with easy
grades. permitting Il reduction in the
cost of haul. and an administration
that will furnish an economical and
judicious expenditure of the funds
says G. w. Cooley. state engineer of
Minnesota. 1t has been shown that
95 per cent of all products carried by
rail or steamship must first be trans
ported over the primary roads of the
country, and it is therefore to these.
the most important of which at this
time are the common earth roads. that
our attention is at present directed.
One of the greatest mistakes gener-
ally made with the opening up Of
road system in new country is that
induced by the belief that no engineer
ing skill is necessary and that any man
versed in the handling OF tools or road
machinery IS thoroughly competent to
build road. Such Il mistake fire.
quentry finds its legitimate fruitage in
expensive changes of location, regrad-
ing or insufficient drainage and re
quiring after the expenditure of large
amounts Of money for construction
that much more must be provided to
remedy the errors originally made.
The subject Of road building on
plan commensurate with the necessf-
ties md financial ability Of the people
then resolves Itself into but three parts
first. sufficient engineering skin to
properly locate and drain our high
ways; second. competent supervision
In construction, and, third, money to
'~v the bills.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1911-06-09

That the banking interests of Airing
ton are in competent hands is evidenced
by the substantial and progressive
growth enjoyed by such institutions
here. 1t is admitted by all thinking per-
sons that successful business men make
the best and most successful bankers.
The officers of the above concern are
j. b. Riley, president; w. II. Pringle,
vice president; and J. G. Beeson, cash
Ter These gentlemen are broad minded
and public spirited business men who
are held in the highest esteem and con-
fidence in both the business and social
circles of our city. Institutions of this
kind are direct benefits to our working
people, as they encourage thrift and
economy. We are glad to note that
they count large number of our mem
bers among their depositors and in
recommending a bank to our members
We know of none more entitled to their
support than the Citizens State Bank of
Arlington. This is strictly home in
stitution, fourteen fifteenths of the
stock being owned by home people
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1911-06-09

There Is no concern which is better or
more lavoraJly known than that of y.
H. Mol. who has been in Arlington for
six wears. He carries full and complete
line of hardware. furniture. rugs, limo
leum, croekery. glassware, paints, oils,
etc and his goods have always given en-
tire satisfaction. The courteous and
fair treatment accorded all patrons by
Mr.. Mol and employees has won for him
unlimited patronage and the high stand
ing in which he is held by our readers.
He is q broad-minded and philosophical
citizen and has always shown the most
friendly attitude toward labor, and we
are only acting in accordance with the
principles of organized labor in placing
his name on our roll Of honor for in
creased trade the coming year. Two
wears ago Mr.. Mol built fine con
crete building in which he mas the larg-
est home furnishing store in the county
outside Of Everett. He is president OF
the Chamber Of Commerce and one OF
the leading citizens of Arlington.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1911-06-09
ARLINGTON STATE BANK.

Save a little today, it may rain to-
morrow. A salaried man never knows
when the crisis may overtake him and
pay day come no more. The above in
stitution is a direct benefit to the city
and thus to the working people who
form large percent of this city's popu
lation. There is no bank in Arlington
that is held in higher esteem and con-
fidence by our people than this bank.
No bank in this vicinity has shown a
more friendly attitude toward labor and
the cause of labor, and in this. our An
nual Labor Review, we gladly give them
honorable mention. The officers are G.
+. Bingham, president; A. +. Holland,
vice president; c. H. Tracy, cashier. This
bank is also agent for fire isurance.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1911-06-09

and extension of international If De
Increasing poverty of the world Is a
most serious menace. There is dan
ger in two ways. IN decreasing en-
poyars and in the increasing employ
ed and this Industrial condition Will
need to he met. not with bHtt.esAlpS
and armies. but great international
polly of disarmament and The up
bv:'1'nG of Industrial conditions Thir
ty-nire Fer celt of the revenue collect
rG in our country is expended in
preparation for war to the extent OF
eos. 100000 for the army nnd navy
wEi.p FOR the Fast wars an ncd't ON
al amount OF S1"S.0CO.O30. or 30 ~
cont Of the revenues his been collect
ed and paid. making over II PEI CEN
Of all revenues collected for war nc
count These are the great problems
that viii have to lie met. ana rrrlprn'-
;tv with Canada Is the re- ! be inning
IF the inau.-,irntion of new world Wldr
pO,,ipS The narrow vision of self in
terct viii he forced step 10y step 10
rive wy 10 broader pol c'ps that shall
work for fhn let pr,npnt OF the condi
tions If al nations and which VII!
cad 20 the grenter prUspe 'ity of all.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1911-06-09
DAISY MEAT MARKET.
Brounty & Son, Proprs.

There is no concern which is better or
more favorably known that the Daisy
Meat Market, the place that does big
business. Mr. Brounty has been estab
lished for IS years, his being the first
market in the town. He carries a full
and complete line of meats, both fresh
and sailed, and his goods have always
given entire satisfaction. The courteous
and fair treatment accorded all patrons
by this gentleman has won for him un-
limited patronage and the high standing
in which he is held by our readers. He
is broad minded and public spirited
citizen, and has always shown the most
friendly attitude toward the cause of
labor, and We are only acting in accord
ance with the principles of organized
labor in placing his name on our roll of
honor for increased trade the coming
year.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1911-06-09
PETER FUNK, GROCERIES.

A concern which is well known to our
readers and one which deserves the full
patronage of our readers is that of Peter
Funk dealer in staple and fancy grocer
les, etc. We do not wish to merely i'm
press upon the minds of organized labor
the esteemed position in which this con
Germ is held, but wish to instruct them
to give this creditable enterprise their
hearty support and patronage. The pro
prietor is a progressive and enterprising
citizen and has always been found upon
the right side of all questions pertain
ing to labor and the cause of labor, and
we take great pleasure in giving him a
prominent position among the friends of
labor. The purchasing of groceries is a
very important question and there is no
store in our city which offers better
goods for the same money than does
this popular establishment, which has
been established for years.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1911-06-09

Every reader of this paper should
know the above reliable firm who So
licits their trade and will treat them
with the utmost courtesy. We refer to
the above concern, who are dealers in
dry goods, ladies' ready-to wear gar
ments, millinery, etc, ETC. Their facili-
ties can not be eXcelled in this section
of the country and their prices are most
reasonable, and we are glad to note. that
they count large number of our men,
bers among their customers, and we hope
to see the number increase as their atti-
tude toward labor and the cause of labor
has always been most fair and honorable,
and when called upon to help any
worthy project they have not been slow
to respond. 1t is the principle of or
ganized labor to foster and encourage
business men of this character and to
make their business growing success.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1911-06-09
FRANK KRANSKOFF.

We are glad to mention Mr.. Frank
Kranskoff as among those who have
shown themselves friends of labor and
by good service to the public are en-
titled to our support at all times. He
is an expert blacksmith, horseshoer, etc
and makes a speciality of good first class
work This gentleman is heartily in
sympathy with the labor movement
when properly conducted and deserves
proper recognition in our annual labor
review. He is worthy of all the influ-
ence we can throw his way
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1911-06-09
PETERSON BROTHERS.

It is with pleasure that We add the
above name to our list of friendly con-
Germs in the city. They are extensive
and reliable dealers in all kinds of gent S
furnishings, shoes, etc. As spring
days approach, our members viii desire
to know of Cae establishment where they
receive courteous treatment and reason
able prices In the above concern we
not only assure every member of good
treatment and good goods but We sin
cereTy urge you to call at the above place
and be satisfied. A call at their attrac-
tive place of business will convince you
of their ability to serve you right
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1911-06-09
JOHN z. JONES.

After careful investigation of the
business people of Arlington, we are
glad to mention John Z. Jones as among
those who have shown themselves
friends of labor and by good service to
the public are entitled to our support at
all times. He carries large and var
led stock of general merchandise of all
kinds. This gentleman is heartily in
sympathy with the labor movement
when properly conducted and deserves
proper recognition in our annual labor
review.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1911-06-09
ERICKSON & MASE.

1t is the purpose of this review to
make our readers acquainted with those
business houses that have shown them
selves friends of labor OF the many
business firms in Arlington who have
shown the proper interest in the welfare
of our working people and who are en-
titled to our full patronage and co-opera-
tion, We know of none deserving of
more prominent mention in this review
than the above public-spirited concern,
who are dealers in high grade staple and
fancy groceries.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1911-06-09

A town is usually judged by the char
acter of its leading retail stores and II
these houses are progressive and present
a metropolitan appearance the impress
sion created is most favorable. Taking
this for standard ones opinion of Ar
lington cannot be other than very favor
able. One of the very best stores in our
midst is the one mentioned above. This
popular establishment carries most
complete line of staple and fancy groc-
cries. flour and feed. etc, and their COM
modities have always met with entire
satisfaction with our members. Many
of our members are already patrons and
We hope to see the number increase. This
store has been established for years.
but Mr.. Shumaker bought out Gull
Chadbourne and took in Mr.. Phelps as
partner.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1911-06-09
ARLINGTON, the Thriving North End Metropolis

No town in Snohoni-h county has
had a more steady, healthy growth than
Arlington. situated at the confluence OF
the north and south forks ct The still
aguamish river. In lSlo it was -tog
Cling settlement of 50 people: today it
has a. population 81 over 1900 and is
still steadily growing
1t has its own water and light system
several saw and Single mills with It
payroll of 100000 per month, ANA a mod
ern, we'll equipped creamery that pro-
duces daily eight hundred pounds of but
ter.
The Northern Pacific railroad fur
nishes rail communication with the out
side world and the Darlington road.
which branches out from there. taps a
rich body of timber. Along this branch
are several saw and single mills. all Of
which are tributary to Arlington and
help to make the city's prosperity.
Arlington is happily situated in re-
CARDS to good roads. rs well grayeleI
highways reach to all parts Of the coun-
ty.
One OF the first things prospective set
tiers inquire about is the educational
facilities Arlington has good school
system, including a high school.
The soil Of the surrounding county i
good and offers exceptional advantages
for agriculture and aairyinE.
Valuable mining properties are ada
cent to Arlington. which when developed
will tend 70 make the ei-y distributing
point for a le'- 7i-a in mineral wealth.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1911-06-09
HAwLFY'S GARAGE AND MACHINE
SHOP.

We are only acting in accordance with
the wel-e>tablishcd policy OF labor I'M.
ions in giving prominent mention to
those who are in harmony with the OBJ
so1,~ oi unioniSm. Our list would be in
complete without mentioning the above
named firm. who are in a position to
handle all Kind, of work. but make a
speciality Of automobiles. This firm
moved ae-e from Mt. Vernon in June.
lQl0. ana has q fine shop with a number
Of jim power machines. They are agents
FIR the f. NJ. F. machine. which is one
4 the best made for the money.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1911-06-09
ARLINGTON STEAM LAUNDRY.

The value of a good laundry is of inn
mediate benefit to every member. Many
of the laundries of today take great
pleasure in making your collars look like
a picket fence, simply because proper
precautions are not taken to prevent
poor work. in these days OF high prices
we cannot afford to buy shirts and col,
lars for incompetent laundries to rip
and tear In the above establishment we
have a true friend and when you want
to get the best in the laundry line send
in your bundle and rest assured your
patience and pocket book will be better
off in the end.