The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-07-30
TELLS HOW SHE
GREAT CONCERN
Grs. Warbasse Says Marriage
and Six Babies Taught Her
Need to Study Social
Problems.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Z rs was just step in the direction
4 Ut the inevitable, a step in the
u.au I Can thin oy., yntp,yv

rs was just step in the direction
X Ut the Inevitable, a step in the
II way | see things going"
That is how Mrs. James p
xnrAasse. the woman responsible fol
Csas.Gng. into effect the most radical
yxsst sharing plan known to Industrial
h6sssry, described the turning over OF
tSa $G,9aW.0 900 Dennison Manufacturing
asEv2a1y to the full control Of it's EN-
isssg ses>
5sys. Warbasse lives at 1856 Washing
tsn avenue. Brooklyn. She was the
.4rg1st stakeholder of the old Dennisou
cSHlpany, Of which her father, II. *
8Fgc, was president for many years
G.@ t0herited his holdings and was in
~ 1.sSthoA to control the company It.
:ssss.
II Il. Dyer started in as 81 a week
,slgSa. sand clerking meant welding the
-ssszD on occasion in his day.. There
11ss still friends Of his left. Brooklyn.
fesss sf the old regime, who shake their
tzaas sadly over the "doings" of his
sASEghter Agnes. Mrs. Warbasse adj
1@aS shat she never gave more than a
T4dysIg thought to sociological prob.
sneg antif marriage educated her."
Foe one man power in the indus
11iRl world is already doomed" she
ws8G In an interview. THE time will
scgSeaally come when employees of all
NgcGvations will control the corpora.
;s&nS for which they now labor.
Evolution or RevolutionY
q. viii come either through employ.
soy stepping aside. as we have done in
lie. eGse Of the Dennison company, or
ssvcTgh their being forced to step aside
IN HEbmission to the demands of COM
ResSetly organized labor. Whether II
Oras be evolution through the first or
:wgssUtion through the latter no one
gxG suy
-'%hile it is true that this plan could
nGe hRve become operative without
spy support the credit for it does not
ts2aRg to me. 1t belongs to e. W.
lhrnaison primarily. the founder of the
S,eznI&ny. who in 1875 advocated it
sEis Sketched the rough outlines which
EESrSes s.. Dennison. treasurer Of the
s:s@Ee0ny. and myself have since
sIisSi In.
When was girl went to Packer
lsasisUte. just as hundreds of other
rSscElyn girls are doing. and when
WIZ through with school | went out
tMss society and had a good time and
Jaaaght hardly any and wasted lot
AZ .arne.
Then I married DR.. James 2. War
.sc~e Marriage is the greatest edu.
s,uti0n any woman can have. Then
sxg children came, and they taught me
" 2st zoo.
80 gradually in this way l became
Interested in old Mr.. Dennison's origi-
nse idea
.. She Explains Scheme.
. began to see that the greatest in
x}hssrial wrong was absentee owner
n&sxs Charles s. Dennison. whom
hwve known since doll baby days. is
a graduate of Harvard, brilliant man
SOD tremendously interested in all
ahswe problems. Together we gradual
rr worked out the plan which has been
yst into effect, only it is not as radical
.asI would have liked 1t even yet.
~The plan provided for a reorganiza-
frnc The present company sold out
SE =ntire property and assets, including
sscCi will, name and business subject
81 ITS liabilities. to a new corporation.
winch was organized under the same
.sxzney under the laws Of Massachusetts.
az was authorized to issue preferred
Esre2z at the par value of 500 per share,