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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

OMAHA, South side. April Ito the
Editor 0f The Bee. Much has been and
10 nov being said concerning the mat.
ter n applying the iitsraeY test IN the
naturalization ~ persons seeking eiiizaB-
ship IN this great commonwealth snd "a.
hitting foFeign.born persons 10 our
shores. LitsTseT means "9srssd IN, or
acquainted with literature BIT viewing
II with reference TO the making n fiii-
zens ~ persons N foreign birth. n seems
that the requirements are. that the ap'
pllcani should be able 10 speak, read and
write tho English language. 20 that ~
W. abla 70 understand properly, or ~
reasonable extent. N this be- correct then
We can SEQ some good grounds FOR Apply.
ing thu test venture the assertion that
We have many citizens, and others knock
Ing for admission almost dally, WIN ran
neither speak, read 0r write the Eng.
lish language. an interpreter having 70
Ne used In al such Instances Va think
iris does not mtst the intent n euf
naturalization laws. and hnH should not
b. naiuraiirsd until 10 has mastered
English 20 The extent That be IL abs 70
ave fair and reasonable answer 20
inisffnaainfies pf0pQundhd 10 him Niths
ont the AZ n an interpreter
The admission ~ foreign horn people
20 sur shores should demand attention
ATOMS thls lire more stringent than the
rules nuw are ~ that The undealfahles
viii be more fsufsly barred one nav
ing d9sl-ollilsnshlp prpalisitiss. ~ one
that saFa thar one fias i luat 90 saed 70
him a. another il sHtrpmsiY undesirable
No confidence can Ne placed W snth
when il comes % MAINTAINING the lHisf
htt N The aatsfnmfHt ~ nfnieelina HNf
flaK Ana N thHte ~ sueh nos laa am
ffeaihly informed there TEL ihslr uatNF
sirsiian papfts should hs taken frum
thsm AID deportation should failoN sith,
ali reference ia lNtfaft tasf
Oha mha hAA aHeh ilAfsApegt Nh HNF
nahnual smblsut whether he W naiHfsl
itsd 81 hsllrt barn would hsllSf mais
IA sHaiher eilinf sna rsfhaps NJ iHt
fBstem VI Ersttlhs miaA NJ iims te
ave ia ntbaNfa has Suitable % te
utiHs ara consistent ain hs thfaflse
0itNNEH
NfIE fhR mfitff ehrh nNfWhA thH
damtnda n tNt ttAlaai riienhflea le
wh6sa pfepatsl nlsfatf tssi Requires N
lmnls atlilif mlf BIZ etA aat
nfha tHait $50 aneNaFa
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
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DhaHEEFO0. Neb., March @l--To the
Editof ~ the Bee Permit M " offer
a suggestion IN feE6rd u the writing
IN" n the name Of Charles n Hughss
for president On he primary ballot
whieh ! arn pisase9 ~ note that you
urge oil Nebraska republicans " ~,
1T every republican county eeniJsl
committee bsTe Eo5dif nnmpff ~
haHdbilis o. eafde printed 81 Uhieh shan
appear the Darne ~ Charles y, Hughes
IN plain. large type ami attention D.
fsotsa especially 70 republican yothrs -
bsqs this name filled IN On the ballot
oOroeug applied. fet th1ss haDdblps or
cards be freely distributed III toms and
cltiss q dsy Or two before sleetlon ara
on election dsg ~ eVCrH VOTING place
posgibfs. IN counties having no fspullg
ilesn organization lei sOme few Interested
individuals sesBms ne duty Of getting
these out
N The sYagestlo8 nests With your aps
Dfoysl. Hndlg rive n the publicity
through the columns N The Bfs fhat
yDg think n dsseryes and ! hope That
the various republican county commit
tees viii 00opt some msth0d n getting
me mann N Chafles y. Hnsbes promi'
DsHfiy bef0re the voter ard urRe tfhf0 ~
have Il written IN he bgiiot
4 Hr0nBg MAJ,
MOTH The e1lt0f ~ The Bee already
has tbsse Instructions In fSc smile
~ the presidential s1etl0g 81 ne ballot
with the WBnensln name. Nhl6b siips
may bs ha1 free On feaafst
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
Editorial Snapshots

Boston Transcript n IA san ~ c0n.
Template the havOc that would be created
BY The c0lousls ngt-satlbs bird ~ .
pacifist convention.
Detroit Free Press Bft8n has pledged
President Wilson his support for re-
election, % N tiis president didn't 81.
ready haze troubles enough
Indianapolis news Germany denied
sinking the Psfsia. Austria denied sink.
Ing the psrsis. and nov TURKEY has a..
MED sinking me Psrala You're merit
BhiTafial
pi1laGeiphis LAdEef ffhoss tneraiists
VINO dspiofs The dsDfs Wy N the Ml1dlf
AEes esn find plenty ~ food for feflees
ton IN me pois6hings sbd other tGmss
N me current nsws
Washington POST n me average IN.
migrant from sOOfh6sstsfn Europe wefe
permitted ~ applg geographical ~,
srgFY test ~ tbs lAafbed Judge, II "a
fearsd Inst tie latter void BE- promptly
16pOftsd NJ undesirable.
Cleveland plsin Dsalefs Df Eliot u
Harvard sSga tfst Americans spend niofe
thsH hVe billion dollars year on non.
etsennalg Weir Whal q dfesfg, 20.
American plaes MS W64id be n ~ spsni
oil or mons1 On Heaessitlfst
t,ouisYlile COURIER omHais "Tbefe me-
Eooa snd had n0bieman," saYs tiie 1bka
~ hauchestAf m o sYH1iesta afiiois.
Just ~ there are R6o1 mn ga1 news.
paper men" ~ f6Bfae. me- difference
beinx inst he bad bsHspapef fifn ~ not
ezpeot me beirssses 10 support thaJn
plttsbDrk Dispatohl ~ Ae1fetafg mixer
isr't careful gome n tie iHgeslizat0fs
vii IN getting aflef BIN f1f bis basis IN
ding things HyetY lime GeH1fm RUh,
Sl1n rsmafks that be- ushts = fsW more
motor nuck trains N sOtnetbigk N inst
soyf the sf1rstsfy shoots IN he ofGer
af1 f1fns ~ 0lhsf m0fk
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
Twice Told Tales


roFt Callsplor puaeg Field Malone sala 20 New
York. reporter
we exported q billion dollars ssFih 81 food iatf
year No starvation there, shf 80 such ar0sl cont
ins there A. the wounded soldier MADE
"a wounded soldier ~ French hospital developed
fever ana every little Nhlls ha nurse put thh p
monster Ia his mouth % register bic temperature
Presently shn doctor came a. aea him
We'll how are poa sstunK en- hs doctor asksa
sFalfiah, air. said lha soldlaf
Itate Y0n hsd naufishmsnt
fnif amount sir fair am0lNi
what dia yen have
a lady aimms plFfa N Hlaef % sHgk sil
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

Teller tbsl can io6k ~ 4 pair ~ dgness
all imagine ~ ~ good - bifss fWMsi
All tfiU have bFnNa enough mol 10 btt oh
tfa hand ~ Washington btaf
rae tgsf xii 0ger ihsfe7 Abss ne
FfFI 4 was engaged ~ iasi Yaaf ana 0s
f0KaRfmfnt vac 0fgkaH pff
"yid you get YGgF RINK bhfkf.. a..
"gh n baekT Why, igfes fhgnths NJ ~.
ward She wrote ms asking " NyD1b =
haze tho st0ps reset fpf hsf'~bosteh
TfaBsenDt
TAetlesa fAGy friend 10 itgstAss~"bH
he usY Whist birthday v ta@ Ts are
Ii0stsss Nv thingsflfib. 49,. .
hBlt haven't We celebrated inst pc
hOb, YER u IL one N ny fayoFits
bifihdafs@ life.
"TiTsf VIZ crush The quartz, t9sn ~
MID II Win mercury WHEN bag ne m
Hlft ~ aifHgiHibk tfa kDld faHelfg We
treat tbtf ginaiKAm IL ffiDfiH ana hnsliH
fztthlf fha Dgrs gold" ...,
- ssf" ssn ibe i89I visitor. ~ =
e1f0piieat6H process Almost - eef1pit
fsfa9 d PROCESS ne aAtfaeWua money from
M husband louisville C9HfiffsJgufn8h
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

uA CAPTAIN nneuhe asualiN spends ne iiNe wei
tsEins sb0ai h itie aaline heat nsesatt No VA
ftaitas Nub ifieaa ihs sfhiatt % hia hsbbi
IA think tii so 4 m0ipf boai nfst admmsr $40 Re
HWhatasar tai asAha his tFleRa ihaatHl eH
safa ~ htaa - ssilins
6WsH. ) an bat malaf taala stf 81 maft naFs
ssaiiias tepllsA enc hafiY ad that Hin uliaa
tass Fea tan NHlr dteha whie IN iht elhsF NaH
y afaN nsd puFata d a tipdel hi 4 ptlfni sxfea 81
- even ssftsa ~ dsah q iaaf snsas tFsats daet
taa niiss ffatn land t'NsbHfah rhfanllls fstNspk
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

BENa0is, Asb., ADrii i|=fo the Editor o.
The Ees. TTle recent exploits ~ German
submarines are conclusive proof that
OsrnanY's promises ~ well ~ tfsatI
obligations ere Ike pie crust, made 70 bs
broken Ths frequent slaughter N non
c0Dbatanis on tie him se9s " max
Inc International lsw q jokf. ~ spbfnas
fiDes ~ not possses the nscessaft IA
ciilfi6s ~ enable them 10 fulfill their OBJ
iigstlons under International Ian the
sinking ~ me- LgsithBla would have re-
sgiteG IN he severance 81 diplomatic re-
lsti0Ds with GsffnsBy II the late ssers.
tsry On state ba1 not dss4fts1 tho pFesi-
aenf IN bis hour ~ med.
THOMAS HENRY WiATKiss.
pinysfe0fth ana Boulevard.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
An APRIL SoEG

tygg Nafqgis In "Dfh8tus aHa bDst
giest aaf0ss ftis Rfassff
FLASH me feet ~ epiiHfj
PiglHg, - ~ paEssH
KiaAt HEfDEs ths .kfhAsAF
Hf0ll8W, lsdk mn iBsFsH'
siH9, KDft9, stHR"
Fisef HefDs8 he Rfessss
piash ne ffft ~ spring
idls winds deliver
iiymh5s through Ne topf
Tales N fesqa fbat qulFsT
tglf winds deliver,
V1Iffe ne FapiH liver
tJfsgs the willows down
idis winds deliver
ftBH1fs through me t9Nn
90 the eOuBfFY Places
~ ~ silver bfGOks
Anil airs her kfHHaet
M tls 00AHffb plsFes
WafWaf1 April psNsF
Laughter NJ her ioDksi
IN The o0BHffH plgHss
~ tie silver bfeOks,
Hints ~ alien Rtsm0uF
Urn feaoh lie tONnf
tfbHH H8UFNE Et6Df0sf
Hints ~ siiaH glamour,
EBf ne oifFF eiHnSF
Keats tba voices d0NuS
Hints ~ siiah glamour
BYan reach Tie tOWb,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03


OMAHA, Apfil ITO The Editor of The
D6e. A contributor 70 Tfle Bee, his
dats, asserts thai ! sscursd me passage
N q fee bill Increasing The fees Of the
oisrks Offlee and tb8t therefore, !
should receive 10 credit for tuning IN
Fi,z4z7b more fees than my Drsdsoess9r
for ike Dsnod. am further Asserting
that I hung 0ntOf near ~ tiz0'b6o N
insanity fees until the supreme court
han spoken. II Il true that the new fee
BIN M IN rome Instances increase the
fees, Fst q corresponding reduction Was
made IN othsr Gases, the net result being
very slight reduction when ne entire
business ~ taken into account
The following extract from a tsstin0-
Mai on ne IN this office should dispose
u the charge inst fees have been In
cfesse1s
OMAHA, gsb., Fsb. -, isii..-Ws believe
me pfsesBt fee laN does fDt inefesAs
me HyfTaEe e0st ~ iiiigatlyn ~ rom
E Iff gh ba sy' sog, 3 nor si'f sl S'f az
Howard kennedy. Dso. a. Day. William
\, HsdlcS, Willis y. sears A. q, 1ropp'
shs b. Practically syery lawyer IN Doug
iss county,
TIE old fee bill allowed psrSons 70 %
cape the payments ~ fees IN . large
measure, and under my prsdsc1ssof ths
county lost in this yay from hOto95 20
F0yoD00.
AZ 10 insanity fsss, there never YES
o dollar PAID me that I ~ not report
AMI pay the County Treasurer sooner
than the Law required.
This should be q cOrnpleis answer 10
these charges and ~ 10 The other
charges 70 freely made. Il viii appear
during the campaign that they rest on
JHst ~ insufficient foundation.
ROBERT BbIT1i
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

a puhaaf ashaal lsashsf 10 n heHb atds shafs
aAa latafnH wlih flaAs ~ astths " uaHfsts upaa
thsm ltas thH phHfeh a lhf hams NJ All Flssssi So
eAfa Is SENS After taislns sams lime % lhla satg
isal nhs ssksA
aNaa fhiatta a. p6a knna tfs ha8ss thsi u aasH
tBsU M tha Taal thh f8h ne 80 ths tsprF 10 hsH
IVA wemia8. rs taHHa aWA " IA AZ Naa AHaw tha
hHaHf Weah
nHf Nlia ha aHH "a ices iniefeal1a h. ttaat
9#s.ffhNa h5f te AstH sash ihH a4tsliah saa
0asnsaiaibtl s@saHttH ttt m'#t htHstMN t#ata
teHmhss nlspstfN
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

The days Of old, when pirates bold plowed
"the raging main" hold no one-act perform
auee surprising the holdup feat OF Ernest
schiller To capture captain and crow single
handed and depart with the yaluables rivals tho
achievements Of Latltte. or the Mediterranean
pirates Of long ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
Nw M. kA5IDgl1> ..
A WV WORTH rNEsly WILLOW
gp0g0stD 10 M = Sh0JlD !
Mk1gH HIN. .....
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J111S
ARE 4oD tIpDlIlg Me-
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"JuGse n t1g1t ~ NE 40 t'B fnlift
lii ibA army" -. -.
mn, k91fli have b ssfge . sg0rt SCI
ia5fe. Wien u cGfGsf ~ sffsflnk y -
foftH, fHtHs fge pen n Hikhbsf thsh
IN segtd "at[ahFaF fifY Journal
N9fgfFzsHtsB Fef9aRfns N K9lHR nor
WING, fgt4f eH1 biBg bef Klo9fbH,
WOilNafH sWfViiK .b1sl iAsi INV
ta0fH6f, M f8tfAf ~ M.TFtek
Hitow NoHdeffyliY 00H piaH ne bsa
Ptj,H IN inst pierre afpek = fslss
7R5ylbat H. agon iasfh N6nasffsi~to lbiyk
tn6 9Dtdg dathNf " f6ih0 note smd 'HA
eetsFg1 bHbbNb, -ftiiia6kO Poktt
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
wosIa nave Az write Ia rhsir cssIs..

Beatrice fun vlct0r Rossvstsr proDoses thsi
republican voters write upon their ballots the mans
~ Judge Hughes preferential candidate for prssl
dent ~ IL not bsS Nea and might pf sbafgsa
upon n would ~ GOOD plan 70 print n0ns ~ tbs
names N presidential candidates the primary bai.
~ and isave the expression 70 those who ere able 70
write ard who isks snfflcsbt interest in tbs msttsf
h wrts their preferences on The ballot
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

Revised copies Of President Wilson's pre-
parednoss speeches significantly qualities down
ward his ~. Louis ontburst His call for 'incon-
parably the greatest navy IN the world" now
reads "incompasGby the most adequate navy In
the world" The change underscores the sober
second thought
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
slOsPosrs oP PRooREm

Matsd afeanlealian NlihgH ihe AH fsst
hsa developed lhs Amtlhh Nsa tFHts
"a eHaillah n sfilglfh a. enc - lhs
taleefss n Hslienal dsfanfs
ftsi iha Wafia wlll afaH hHtitl lHsissa
N aaf " me asssNiea " ah tesilsh
. leniisi Sins laHha if ltis fFsAlt Ea
sHss Sc ihlnks lhsfs has tssR isfte
sna8ui - fstiam ailsstfa H ihs malitn
nualsna N tha aalh fM ifem atht
ENl staf hiass eatm iaf tstWsi ratrt
% Gems
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

Mr.. bryan insists that Nebraska has stood
sull for twenty-five years on tho issue he Is
now raising While that assertion invites dis
pute set the democrats were in control u enc
state administration and the legislature fully
half Of that time 10 the burden Of the indictment
comes right home 20 the bryan bunch
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

The most embarrassing ~ che sad aape'
flehees 81 professional omhslmers s The habit
81 nrge brarpfa ate iularAhle bul haFina
~ 600 forced luiu ones pockets IA = spseies
n umpulsinn hitch tba rFaiataun. no daahi
wil fesiH with ali liN miaht
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

The rhlst Of uuf seaeoas, afiilisU seads
lhA fheetlnr cord 70 the srate belt The
poast Qualifications ~ the Vnllea States ave
impfeshahie afaihsl naval attack The slate
meat - based $40 the results ~ the recent hem'
hardmsbl AZ Mnblls hAy and effectively als
poses A. alafm6l Uoiiuha
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
Hughes


Harvard coprsfs Notwithstanding the fat thsl
Justice Charles u, Hughes n the ssprsns court o.
ms United ststss hgs ibssssntiY declared tbat nv ~
net n candidate fr the Ofce n president, ana Mss
lBsalsnDy fsf8ssd 70 baYs bs name appear ppDn ms
preferential ballot NJ the prory election u has been
AseaftsBfd Nv olose canvass over ne state bat there
IL = very sifogs sentiment IN favor ~ he eaB1AaeI
ami WaV - give eK1FsssigH 70 fhss sentiment has
besn sgegesied Tho pisB 10 for every Wisf N fsVof
N Charles H. HuRbss m president - write that name
full ~ The blank line which viii b. foana on me
bail0t mr. saeh purpose Jtsrs ~ 10 0ihAf VsY -
ct AKDfession ~ ne ffBs sentiment sh1 The coBiFf
hopes ~ viii ~ adapted M me republican a0isfs ~
The priDarg.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

The denomination Of "Fee-Krafter Bob"
would mean simply that his associates on tho
ticket would have 10 carry him. or rather. be
dragged behind him II IL to the interest Of every
man who hopes for a republican nomination in
this county 10 DO saved from being saddled with
sfttoh
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

noted doctor diagnoses the eounirys chief
alimeni ~ q lack ~ fret class fathers Others
have noted this national weakness before, but
failed % tell II nut loud. Doubtless the wives
arc aware u u EVEN fathers admit y 10 con-
fidonep All this knowledge makes for Improve
msut bul progreas - hoand % b. nlnw and
apasmodle 80 Ions a. The dada are denied the
inYtul upllft Of Fathers aaY,"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

whatever criticism mas he hHlfd a the
t0uutal department n the adblhtiraliaH ne
matrimonial fataFt b befona ite reach % sp6
fessial attach fhe omIaa demonstration Il lhe
White iHNtf Aaftaf proves iNe Bbidnt8Htb
pesef - Fopd examples Ia hlsh station
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

out Of tho conflicting stories OF the sur
yiyora Of the triple train wreck, and the attempt
70 fix responsibility for the disaster, will come
The usual divided blanc and ineonclusiys re-
cults. After that, forgotfulnsss.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

The fake reformer keeps on shouting Rec
how honest I am, I tried 10 steal only 10000
10 10000 when might easily have tried 70
steal more"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

airy amendment and tho suffrage amendment
10 the pigeon.hoIe for the present prssi-
Genital campaign year II poor one for show"
down on dIsqniotlng questions.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

The Lincoln woman, reported 70 have
gripped fortune in oil lands, has the addi-
tlonal satisfaction Of spotting masculine cold
feet without taking tho temperature.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

with 70 much construction work In hand
and in prospect how can our water board boss
devote most Of his time 10 partisan politics
without neglecting the Job he ia paid fort
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
nenl gerasl les LOO. ls lhs 1901.

Koosrs HiUn FeDUEloan write y ehsnss y
uggbss mn pit On In ne sqgsfs N front ~ The
name. Ths ttsDgbi1ab viii have facsimile Of me
Laii1t sb0ning 1Bst bSv u should BE- written IN
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

Now doth the young mans fancy turn 70
say raiacnt and vision fedesway
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

II the explanation went further, II would
demonsnato that the -" is Just Jay"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

The men charged with plotting sn invasion
Of Canada evidently were not posted on Fenian
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

Recording tho uplift in the gasoline belt ~
Droaehes the mon0tony of q daily grind.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

II IL evident from the accounts that Pancho
y.lIa II some Splinter even with lame Lex
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
Small Things Are Often
Most important Things

And this is decidedly true Of the import
ant part the small Want-Ads Of The Bee
play in the daily lives Of thousands Of
Omaha people.
Fortunes are started here, seemingly
impossible business difficulties are
solved, household help tangles are quick
ly righted, the lost is found and count
less other Human Wants and relations
are satisfactorily adjusted daily by the
use Of these wonderful little Bee Want
Ads.
A few lines in the Want-Ad columns.
costing only a few cents, will work
wonders for you.
Phone Tyler 1000
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

subscribers leaving tho city Temporarily
should have The Bee mailed 20 tbom, Ad'
dress win DO changed ns often NJ requested.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1916-07-21
Continued from Page ~

wherein private corporations have as
sumed to deny the public character
of an election and to arbitrarily take
charge of and conduct the same as if
it were the sole private business of
the corporation.
"These companies plainly cOnnived
with certain county officials to secure
the creation of election precincts,
bounded so as to include their pri-
vate property only, and with lines
marked by their own fences, or guard
ed by their own armed men, and
within which were only their own
employees.
They excluded the public from
entrance to such election precincts,
labeled the same as private property,
and warned the public that entrance
thereon constituted trespass. They
denied the right of free public as
semblage within such election pre-
c'ncrs. and likewise the right of free
or open discussion of public questions
therein.
"Thev denied the right TO circulate
election literature or the distribution
of the cards of candidates within such
precincts. They secured the selec-
ton of their own employees eX-
clusiyely as judges and clerks Of cleo
ton, and by the location of precinct
boundaries no other than their en-
ployes could SO serve. They apparent
" made the registration lists from
their pay rolls. They kept such lists
in their private places Of business
and in charge Of their employees.
"They prohibited all public inVesti-
cation within such election precincts
as to the qualification Of the persons
so registered as electors of the pre-
cinct.
Through their employees acting as
election officials they assisted numer-
Gus non-English speaking persons to
vote by marking their ballots 1or
them, in plain violation OF the law.
They provided other non-EngIlsh
speaking persons with a fraudulent
device by which such persons might
be enabled to vote the republican
ticket without being able TO read
either the name OF the candidate or
the party ticket for which they so
voted.
"They coerced ana intimidatod their
employees in many instances.
I'VE find no such example of fraud
within the books. and must seek the
1e-tar and sptrit of the law in a free
government as a scale in which to
waiob srch conduct
This is the court,s summing I'M Of
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1916-07-21
NOTICE

In Justices Court, Before Noah
Shakespeare. Justice of the Peace,
In and for Everett Precinct, Sno-
homish County, Washington.
MIKE PETKOFF, Plaintiff, VS.. JOHN
CHRIST, Defendant.
The State Of Washington, County of
SnOhOmish-ss.
TO JOHN CHRIST:
In the name of the State of Wash
ington, you are hereby notified that
Mike Petkoff has filed complaint
against you in said court which will
come on to be heard at my office in
Everett, in Snohomish County, Wash
ington, on the 14th day of August,
1916, at the hour of 900 O'Clock
A. NJ, and unless you appear and
then and there answer the same will
be taken as confessed, and the de-
mand of the plaintiff granted.
The object and demand of said
claim is to recover the sum of $5S5
on open account, for money paid on
behalf Of defendant, and for costs of
suit.
Complaint filed June 2S, 1916.
NOAH SHAKESPEARE,
Justice of the Peace.
Filed July 13, 1916.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1916-07-21
STRIKE; FINE THEMSELVES

Roslyn, Wash.-Union miners en-
ployed by the Northwestern Improve
ment company suspended work in
violation of their agreement. The
men demanded the discharge of
mine foreman who was discovered
placing rocks in the car of a miner
in order to have an excuse to dis
charge him.
The mine management agreed that
the foreman was guilty and dis
charged him. Thee victimized miner
was reinstated with full pay for lost
time.
The company then demanded that
the miners be penalzed for violating
their agreement. The workers agreed
that the company's position was cor
rect and they voted to fine themselves
81 each, the money to be turned over
TO the committee in charge of the
statewide first aid to the injured
meet, to be used by them for the
purpose of defraying other expenses
of this educational movement.
This was satisfactory to the COM
pany and the men returned to work.
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Tulsa, Okla.-The recently or
ganized Cooks and Walters Union has
won its strike against restaurant pro-
prietors, who are now signing the
wage scale of this local.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington, in and for the County
OF SnOhomish.-In Probate.
In the matter of the Estate Of Nels
O. Rulien, deceased.-No, 3703.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned, executriX of the last will
of Nes O. Rulien, deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within one year from and
after the first publication Of this
notice, to the said eXecutriX at her
residence at MukilteO, Snohomish
County, Washington, the same being
the place for the transaction of the
business Of the estate of said de-
ceased
Date of first publication, July 21st,
1916
SELMA RULIEN,
Executrix of the last will Of Nels O..
Rulien, deceased.
Frank d. Lewis, 212 Stokes BLDG
Everett Wash, counsel for executrix.
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however,
These differ diminishing.