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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
.. E,. I'D. TX. S..
COL,YUNNI

wonder II nin shnkrspenr, was
thinking Of ~ Ciil when he wrote.
They that stand high have many
blasts TO shake them
Great activity Is reported on the
Second ave front. where those Just
exactly what ! wanted, dear" pres
cuts are being exchanged.
Sa,~ May lie the Teot~r Who footed
the flute and Who Tutor~d Two
Teot~rs 10 Toet
Miss Frances oliver Is ,ooterinF
class onawa. Ia. Democrat
Little Jack iioruer
Hat In n corner.
And rode on the ear quite way.
sounds queer 90 YOU
Every word of ats true
The company ran one that day.
Corporation Counsel Hugh caid
well became pc-yed because the city
council made him draw up lot Of
Impeachment charges against ON
that they didn't usr Don't blame
him. what's the use Of hiring
church before you know whether
there's goinE to he a wedding
A Dane who has been Ia Berlin
reports there In n shortage OF ever,
thlns Ia that citY except cigaretH.
There IL no possible excune for a
oixaret shortage. for nobody ever
knows what they are made az
SPEAKING or OPERATIONS
Mr. John Bowler was amputAted
on for appendicitis by Dr Fiana.
Gan OF st Msry'a hospital Ratur,
day south San Francisco. Cal.
Enterprise
And 80 We recall the bill board
"Bowi-rn Neyer Get
Appendicitis"
The Red Cross gives you your
moneys worth AT that. button. n
receipt. window card and pretty
Rod eros. girls smile. And. pnhAw.
youIl never miss the dollar. ans.
way
The work o. supplying the Amsr.
team army with machine guns lm 60
ing ahead rapidiy Some factories
are now preparing TO make the
guns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
AT Last Useless
Cigar Bands Can
Be Made Useful

NINETY SIX. = g.. Dec as
JEFF Angels. who claims TO h. tho
gru ndron on bis mo,her'a aide Of the
Inventor % the process 81 using
champag nr corka in Interior drrnra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
Who Am OPP?

Most of rejoice in personal identity We like
ourselves well that matter how unfortunate
we seldom actually want to be anybody else.
And each thinks of himself in the singular. whereas
self as the material me the social me and the
in every
Il. The real John; known only to his Maker.
2. Johns ideal of John; the real and often
very unlike him.
g. Thomas Ga friends) idea of John the real
John. nor Johns john but often very unlike either.
Modern psychology explains the three parts Of the
"seIf" the material "me," the soctl me-" and the
spiritual me"
Each me" in any is always in conflict with the
other selves and sometimes kills. off the Others
and the individual becomes insane. When self-eseem
possesses kaiser he sets Hell loose in the world Most
often "me" becomes giant while another shrinks
to dwarf. That is the condition
Just to that each "me" is getting fair chance,
il good plan for person to take stock of himself
in a while and to ask himself, who TY
1t is generally easy locate the material giant, but
often it is mighty hard to find the spiritual dwarf
IT'S o lie Red
WITH Of pedestrian
going TO
EVIDENTLY
sorority grabs
CONGRESS- be toys tina it
all about the La Toilette investigation
efforts
10 have confidence In Uncle Sam
Of Ehats Hooverng
profit There ought to be
he really means patriotic service
wHEN THE government it
to he
objection this BY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28

one Of the most cautious men !
have ever encountered writes O.
". d. was ono whom I met yes
terday. Speaking Of another man.
be said. III do anything in the
world for him. almost. that's within
reason d"
Instead ~ laughing az the women
for knitting men should encourage
them writes n \. - "or. better
stan. help them. am not handy
enough with tools Co knit. but when
my wife finishes knitting a pair Of
socks ! vulcanizc them for her"
Give tho devil his due. In time ~
peace the kaiser prepared for war.
and now. IN time Of war. he ire.
pares for peace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
Esdlit@ur's Mail
SAILORS RIDE FREE

NttiSbNr tstbB. NEE
Edi,or tn. Star. Please print
clipping cut from Our Navy.
Seattle. A BLUEIAcEEr.
The following IN the article:
A recent announcement from
American headquarters in Great
Britain brings the information that
American men Of warKmcn. IN uni
form. are accorded free railroad
transportation turnout the British
Isles.
Nany years ago tho writer, sta.
TONED In the Far East. was granted
hair FAR. on British owned railroads.
The uniform Of IN. United STATES
navy Ia a pass for FREQ fare In time
~ war on I'm siish roads In English
territory In tim. Of war. The uni.
form 81 TIA. United States navy ~ a
pass for hAB fare on English roads
In English territory In time Of
poanr.
but In America. the land OF
wealthy railroad EJziefna. the land Of
plenty. the land tina, owes itn very
existence and prosperity. peace and
Happiness 20 the vigilance and tight.
Ing ability Of the men % the Am~ri.
can navy. the biusjackst pays full
fHrc. Railroad men % the suuitsd
states should surely copy from their
british cousins or else hang their
h~adn In shame. Thus far the motto
% American roads TO American
saiiorv and soldiers has been
-N,fssrIffAs EI.H Nfssrfff~.- ~.
DufSED LITTLE FER A DOL
LAR" A uniform IN America has
thus far meant LESS than q brown
orrhy M far M any special honorx
oy privileges arc concernex1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
DISTINGUISHED CHICAGO


kiss the the electro
chemical They're trying
toward n~Hess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
IN SPITE OF THE COAL
SHORTAGE

cowen park will remain open all
week
Traffic cops will stand at Second
and Pike.
The Eastlake draw viii be open
to pedestrians tomorrow.
Fishing off the docks will bc per.
mittcd between Q n. m. and I y. IN.
The county Jail will be closed only
10 persons unable TO furnish bail.
Somebody remarks that the
weather In unusually cold for DE.
cembcr. Let's ask congress to In.
vestlEate It,
A TIP TO JOHN ID. AND ANDY
For years the F'lks have made a
special effort to tighten the homes
OF the property stricken Eikhart.
Ind. Truth.
I'm order to conserve wheat"
writes T.. s.. why not eat macnroni,
spaghetti. whole wheat bread. crack
crs. cream of wheat and shredded
wheat biscuits on wheatless We'd.
nesday2 on meatless Tuesday we
could eat bologna. headchcese, wien.
ers and sausage"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28

ton. has patsntsd new war oon
Cigar bands onto an -utsr cloth Cor
wear over womsn'r stockings IN
winter. when short skirts leave tho
limbs lnadoauaialy protected. Cigar
bands have always been pur. waste
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28

Clever book ends car 10 made hv
efonsinE Up pair 81 old Gas ratirons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
EIGHT STATES MAY VOTE 4
ON DRY QUESTION SOON

convened )" speca'
be voted on IN lplh
These Massachusetts hsHnsipp Se"
Iruud South Carolina virginia Nn'r.l
January. Louisiana ia May anal
Georgin lin
January l'lp
Florida. whrre the legislature meets IN April
Of 1913 VIII dreihr 'nl
excspnonr
Maryland Masamchusetts virginia elections ~
Florida Montana e"cions ~
January, 1918. four-JeorVn
vlrginaare already
always have states rfgntf
ana the federal amendment that score 4
In three Hampshire May Montana Tin w
cemhen and Michigan prohibition goes info
totally dfy
These ate
Arizona Virginia Colorado Maine.
oklahoma Carolina Mexico Nebraska Idaho. Georgia
Washington. Iowa. Virginia.
Alabama Mississippi Indiana. North Carolina ana
Utah An partially elections
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28

Dr. ~. u. Vail. formerly Physician In the Bal.
timorc Hospital. former Health Commits
sionsr VIM. u. Herr and others give valus.
BILE advice and Information ON the use Of
Nuxated iron Ms n tonic, strength and blood
builder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28

RAILROAD STOCKS going Despite kaiser
contrary have confidence Uncle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28

EVIDENTLY popular
a sorority
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28

taken toys
has forgotten the La Toilette investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28

A CERTAIN Pike restaurant charges nickel for
sce Hoover ration. Ehats Iooverzng
profit Mr.. Restaurant Man There ought to be
II he really means patriotic service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28

government II =
tax there
sboulda s M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28

IT'S GETTING finish Cross drive
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-23
SPEEDERS CAUGHT.

John MrlIinSrr and William Morris,
arrested yesterday. on the Island. for
speeding in their automobiles. were
arraigncd before Squire Cook and
fined S. and costs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-23
| CITY EMPLOYS ARE
URGED TO BUY BONDS
BY CITY MANAGER NAGLE WHO IS
SUES A CIRCULAR LETTER TO
THE FORCE
Points Out the Needs OF the country
and Tells Men II Ia Their Duty TO
Get In Line

City Manager GrorE" q. NaEl" issued
n rirrulnr letter ycstr r,lay. Ia all city
employees urging them I" buy III 'AS,
on" Liberty bond and h" appointed
McsSrs. W r. Kahn. Alvin Npl"rs ana
Joseph Schlirk. n committee" l." n"h' i
canvass among Inc n"n employer j.! '',r
municipality and Ia S"r mat tI"E III
subscribe 10 the bond issue.
The committee named hy Mr.. NaGI"
got busy Yesterday afternoon nnd every
cmpl"yr IF the city VIII" was NlEit"a
subscribed for IN" or NOR h"i"S'
I Tho letter issued Ivy the city Manager
follows:
O,r"hcr md. l3lI.
II is. of course. unu"'"S"Ar? ',' nv
10 GO into detail ~ ""nn'"ti"n win III"
present campaign for til" second lIh"r'E
I.uan now m.iuE conducted ms N"u hr"
all familiar with the present needs "I
Your government; hut wish I" urg" Guy
employees In dn all III their power L"
assist their government 1T TN" 'rIli'"'
time 10y III" purchas.. If Liberty BONDS
This is Il tim" that great ''"'r''.''S
nrr rallrl for AMI ih"~' m" arr h"'
called urun for military S"rvir" should
strain every effort I" IL" IF the Erch'"Sl
: service IN .v..ry other pnSSlhl" WAY. 1t
! 70 hay" money ~ il il Ia have soldiers
with which Ia prosecute III" war against
invasion uf our national independence
and liberty. and by Ill" pur:haS" 81
Liberty Bond ynu will have tn" con
| seriousness Of having don" your dulE ny
| your country and lay TIA" bays WA" ARE
SACRIFICING their lives at tn" front. |"
make the world II hotter place for you
: 10 live in.
The people nr England. France. ana
! their allies hay" Inadc every sacrifice
: Tint human h"lnG" can make anu nav"
strn!ncd every source If strength that
they have p"*S"SS"d I" '"i'h'!l NV:
cncmy's effort tu subject tn" p""pl" Of
the allied countries: L" surrender ih"'T
liberty for ,:"rrnnu d"nin'it"n they
Eavr 50 far fought for .An"rI'aS fr'"'
dom ms we'll as for their own ANA il noW
dcy0Ivrs urnm MS L. ii" our ShHr" anu
We not only uwr IT t. the p""ii" at 'h'
allied countries to 'r'm" I" th"ir rescue
ut this time MS y matter "G appreciation
for whnt they have don" f"r u.s. nut we
owe il to ourselves rs we'll I" lake III
active part In IN" prosecution "i Inc
war in order that The defeat OF Ter
many may not only b.. assured hut "N'
rcditc and that d"f"Ht may he mao" n
the NOR" overwhelming ana decisive
IN the end That American freedom may
bc made scrur" for thu future.
7, Therefore. h.cun.s cur sH"rnh du'!
to render our country "ur greatest pos
.ihI, service, I.ih"riy liundS ar being
sold Oh the InSlalIm.ni plan III order
that every loyal and rairI"il" "1ti""I
may hr given the opportunity |" II" ms
duty. and the hanks hav" all agreed II
accept as low a* "n" dollar per Wr'''
nHvm"ni on subscriptions. IN "T"''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-23

friends | get lonesome for the beat"
and you may hc sure. Id like 10 drop
into the ofke this evening and pound
ont long story about Camp Ice and
listen 20 th~ familiar click. click, aptl
voices that I know so we'll.
This life is agreeing with me. rs
yrr';l So when toll ynu that l hava
Eaind eleven pounds OF hrsh. The ami
forms they gave me when we cam" her"
already are so tight ! oan scarcely
w.Hr them.
II am now rated \ graduate field NM
%ir;.iii thNEi"rI. and am having il prot
Is easy. No fatigue duty. but | like tn"
lhX%ir;u exercises and field gun drills
and 60 out for nm hour or so each morn
ini. TO taEc Dnrt in them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-23
YARN SHORTAGE
Experienced at Red Cross Eeaoqua''
ters-Another Supply EH'
pected soon.

Visitors from Moundsyillr were ~
the Red Cross Headquarters yeS''F'
day afternoon 10 get lninrhE!l'un d,
ia certain supplies. Mrs. Reed l'alru
had charge of III" sewing don" At kfd
Crns; Headquarters in III" afternoon
Yesterday and in The evening Mrs.
bertha Caldwell WAS 1T Ii" head Oh
the sewing which Wa don" al IN"
Y. W. /. \. Mrs. Callahan OF the
South Side. turned in a ln' of-W"rk
Yesterday. Il. did The ladies Of tn"
WgrwOnd auxiliary.
Lack of yarn j. the nnly lronbl"
hrirr experienced n hradHunrf"rS a.
present ami great deal of bother Is
hrinr caused BY this. The yarn Is
eyp"cfrd in most any time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-23
N0vjF EANS|N WHEELING SOON
T0SEEE "OlJRBOY5" ON SCREEN

the ro"ting.' ard tho 2li'h rcSimental
Laud. right out in front.
We ais" h"i :, big Liberty Fond pa
r:,,:" aud division r"vi"w this w'"k IN
" hirh oar i,rcNc cprps. band and Battery
=. wcr- given TIM lead. li"arS;'$ and
I'p.hc'S weekly Hens movie m"r. were
i,.r. on IL. i"h. and Yon maE SCI " on
tine job at IN" Rex or virginia ih"etres
III three % four weeks.
IF YOU do. watch for ;he musicians
cr;rm?inc At III" hccIs Of he artillery
and 81" how 80 look.
AT 1 "clocr today 7 finished my ars;
evenly fuur-h"ur turn as Il buEicr OF
IL. cnrrd We 20; turn Of that
krud or" day in tw"n'y-"n". Ti:"n We
arc allowed thir,y-SiX hours i"nrn from
c:rur.
TIN likin= camp Nfr fin. Cnn"idc--
ing ihHt | an - FIR from home and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-23
METHODIST PASTORS
Form ministerial Association OF "heel.
ing District ut Meeting
Yesterday.

4: III" regular meeting of IN" M"thnh-
list Ministerial association ~ W hc"llnE
and vicinity. yesterday afternoon ut me
Fourth street NJ r.. church. officers were
elected for III" year.
pr NJ. +. compton. superintendent 81
the Wheeling district. wns $"'r''t'i
president. and I;.v. g. t.. Allen. nnStnr
If The Fourth Street NJ. T.. church. VIC
president. l;.v. E"% Mc'usky at the
North S;rr"i church. was rl"rt"d s"c7
rotary. and E"r. ArthHr i.az"nhy at Film
Grove. nr-rui%t. Thu. program commit
toe was ,l,rI-'i. with f"V. {. T.. N'I"''.
chairman. with I;"E. 9. =. smith -.
Mnun,!svill" and E'v. +. NJ. :F""hSeh"
Of Ianr Street VI. =. church.
Yesterdays meeting was the hrSt 81
thc ,,r.srul conference year. Meetings
Will IL, held this year rs usual on ever!
Monday aflrru""u. with tn" exception Ol
thr last Monday i'll tn" month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-23
ESCAPES PROSECUTION
Government WIFI Not Try Otto H~ll,
Country Club Caddic, Because
of AhIicton.

Errausr uf his physical condition
and il has been shown that NJ Is 'o'
a bad boy at heart. otto Hull. ridH'
~ the Country cluh. who WAS AZ
rested ON 4 rla:@" Of stealing ana
olrNing lrtr"rS and having money
orders raShrd. will not be prosecuted
hy IN" federal authorities. This an
nnuncrmcnl WIS made yesterday at
The tinted star, district rouri.
The boy WAS recently discharged
from Il local hospital where he has
h.nn treated 70: som" timr for his
eyes. Frr is almost blind. and will
hr sem ~ tn" stat" reform Schooi
for boys ai Eomn"y. PROBATION olI''
Ger Robert Frazier. will take him 10
the institution this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-23
COUNCIL TONIGHT
Regular Meeting VIII Be Rc!d, but
There Is Little Business
Scheduled

Council will meet tonight. hut tn" sos
sion promises To pc u Very short on. -"
there are f"w matters Of any iluirr
lance 10 come before III" body.
Th" proposed new traffic ordnunC" =
not yet ready. and viii no; bc Tor an
ut hcr week. ~ ii only reached city Mar
ac"r NaCi" yesterday. and h" has not
had IN opportunity |" go oyer II.
Tho ordinances VIII likely COMO M rmr
passage nj the meeting If council which
w!Il 10 held 4 week from Tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-23

"R.in: a crn""r is "ns OF In" thrl't-
tn,. e,,.,.,-,~.s ~ ta.n,, iif' and los
nf fun .yu..n rh. ..:";t% tc,"S"t IS "it:
cu imaginary t.... tor ;hat cant shot
hack :" writes ,'Ia,;rl. I. H"mar. i:t;"'l'-
cnncer Srnnlcnt n Camp i.''>. ana
;h.r..s some S"urc" II rrr" III h'in%
called ,lpnn occasionally 10 a''t as S!n-
nor nf thn first gan S';':h" 81 your HrIu~
battery when th- ':"i":i"' - WI h'HS'f'T
, .nn,r.titive drill h.t"""n ba't"ri'*
,,,r ru- car,:,:n picks his hest men. is
..~,. ynri, ;.r a man who wants 20 learn
and keeps hIS head.
So far | have. been in only "nn max"
md that was vest. rtiIy 'f:'|ar. 'c'""''r
i9p. when several cCmT:trirS - infantry
md our regimen. i.,k"d in'" Petersburg
10 take part in military day ut IN" Nir-
cin;:, Snu,h$it' fair
our buslc corps With yours truly In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-23

district. jumps into prominence this
morning from the fact that he has:
three DRINKS scheduled TO appear b.
fore his court. They are Frank
Emblem, CLYDE Masinger and Earl
Gerard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-23
HELD IN HEAVY BAIL.

Julia McCrnrkcn. accused Of steal
ing 81 ,00O worth o. furs from Stone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-23
COURT ADJOURNS TODAY
Fall Session OF Federal judiciary to
Complete Work This Afternoon.

Tr,. regular fall term "f tEn United
STATES district court which convened in
WhrrIin. last .srlmy morning. will adj
in;!rn tmlny: probably late this after
unun. according 10 m announcement
uiutl,. last evening.
Aside from IN" llupka dnmag" suit
urnin%t III" ilaItm"rc 4 ohio Railroad
ruinrnnv, which viii h". concluded this
morning. thrr.' ar" II" other matt"r& Ia
hr lnk-m up by ih" court except num-
her nr NATIONS and routine matters al
tho clos. ui' IN" session.
\ number "f court attaches left last
evening for their home" IiiiE" y. g.
paytuu, chief clerk Todd Barrett and
tho other; court "fIirini% viii leave the
rIiy TODAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-23
TO
Knit With
Columbia

There are three mayor rea-
paredness in varn-work and
first place a very, wholesome
patterned CretonneS, Terry
and TaffetaS has just ar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-23
KELLERD TO LECTURE
Noted Actor Will Talk to High 8oA
Students on Shakespearsan AT.

John T.. krllard Of the Rcllard. coz
pany. which VII! exhibit at the Ooul
Thursday. will deliver n lectures
Shakespcar"an art III Wheeling eAft3l
Wednesday morning. AT .. Mr.. KellAft
will he seen here in two Of Shakespeare
plays. His talks are expected to be In;
tcnsely interesting, 9.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-23

and Thomas some time ago. was held
in 81 ono bail by Squire Lee r.
Dobbs on Saturday night.
Mrs. McCracken WAS arrested IN
Pittsburgh Saturday. after a couple
of shopliftrrS arrested there. had. as
she says. "sQuawked' on he:. and She
was brought TO this city b. the local
police.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-11-22

Washington Nov 90 Especial correspondence ACCORD
ing to Hugh Gibson special newspaper correspondent Eu
rope one OF the why Germany hangs enacous
the territory comprised by Lorraine of
worked in the Pussan Empire and which Germany relies
to continue her monopozaon Of the world potash trade after
the
One of the nssen demands Of France that the end Of
the will the restoration Of the two which
wrested from her by Bismarck in 1870 program to
which the United States is in way committed But the
treatment which Germany has accorded in the past Ame
purchasers of the potash would make the restoration of
the provinces to France matter much to be desired
main reliance for of potash supply should be in
Europe However much has been done since the outbreak of
the European and the cutting of the German
source to make it possible to potash at home For
instance enterprise &c Coast is the extrac
ton Of potash from the fnacc dst Of kn which
high 80 per cent Another process the
treatment of dust with ospar and water whereby
firm recently producs 800 tons of K20 in six months
realizing its sale Il net profit of about $4,000 The
American Tona company has discovered practical way of
separating potash from soda salts and expects be able
pos of chloride of potassium be found in the vicinity of
Searles Lake. California and in that State also
have for time been conducted potash from
the giant kep seaweed found along the 1t reported
that deposits in Connecticut will shortly be yielding high
grade potash.
several possible Of potash as bypoduct Of sugar
factories cement plants and blast furnaces and after looking
the entire field of possibilities in the United States Walter
kutzb assures that by proper coordination of effort
produce two million tons of potash annually which could
be sold to American farmers at SIS per Since the
began the of this article has advanced from
5000 per ton and fertilizer has become wengh
rohibve on account OF the PRICE has been estimated that
prior to the imported annually about 100000
potash In Its various forms to be used in the manufacture
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-11-22
CLOSED SHOP RoBs MEN OF WORK.

The fight for the closed shop is fight to give unions
monopoly OF employment in industry they unionize
With fifteen cent of the aborers in any city unonized
They must either pay the and dues demanded
by the unions or be turned away from employment indus
tries that need them
AT this time in the nations history when every man and
who work is needed for production to shut ont
anyone is crime
In England the unions cards. rules and regulations had to
go by the board for the period of the to enable England
Ito meet the enemy
For the past six months the big industries like numbering
mining and smelling shpbung have been held up by open
lshop-strikes.
Public sentiment has developed against the idea Of shutting
anyone out Of productive employment robbng them Of
chance to enjoy the industrial prosperity produced by the war
conditions.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-11-22

explosives matches to preserve meats fertilizer ETC.
Germany has never lost opportunity to strangie '
potash industry in this country in its infancy by
in 1907 and the Niagra Alkal Co. badly hurt In ls5
AS the general manager of the Niagra Company wisely
When American industry threatened with exncnon
by the competition Of manufacturers working under tne Wig
which has passed laws forcing that American
industry pay nearly double for its material II Is mani
testify proper that the article manufactured from tns raw
material should be made pay its just revenue TO ne Oseu
States Government and at the time afford incidental pro-
lection to the American industry Whether the Asatan ae
posts remain the hands of Germany revert to France e
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and through the medium Of protective tariff tins ndus
try important to art science and agriculture snouid pe
assured a solid foundation in the United States.