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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-28

In the Circuit Court Of the State Of
Oregon for the County OF Klam-
ath.
Bsuiah B. Eaken. Plaintiff. ".
Fred d. Eaksn. Defendant.
To Fred d. Eaksn. the abovs.nsmsa
defendant:
In the name OF the state OF Oregon:
You are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint filed
against you In the abovs-sntitled suit
lon or before the 3Sth day OF Nay.
1917, that being the last day OF The
time prescribed In the order OF pub
lication Of this summons. and II you
tall 20 70 appear. plead. answer. de-
mur. or otherwise move In this suit
within that time. for want thereof.
plaintiff will apply to the court for
the relief prayed for in her COM
plaiht. to-wit:
For . decree OF the abovs-soutled
court forever dissolving the bonds oe
natrimony now existing between the
plaintiff and defendant. upon the
grounds OF willful dsssrtion By de-
fsndant OF plaintiff for more than one
year imms sdiatsly previous to the CON-
msncsmsnt OF this suit, against the
will OF the plaintiff and without her
consent. and for the reason that. tor
more thaa one year last past dsfsn-
dant has failed. neglected and ~
fused to contribute anything towards
the support OF plaintiff and her two
minor children. defendant being the
while able to contribute to their sup
port.
This summons is served upon you.
the said defendant. by the publication
thereof In the Evening Herald. .
newspaper published and Of general
circulation In Klamath county. Ore
sou, once q week for six weeks sue.
esssivsly. the first publication being
made on Monday. April 10. 1sl7.
and the last publication being made
on Monday. the 3sth day OF Nay.
1917, by order the Honorable D. v.
Kuyksndali. Judge OF the above
entitled Court. made and entered %
the 18th day Of April. lel7.
J. II. CARNAHAN.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
lO.3S.3o.7.1(.31.SS
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-28
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF PoUMoMASTGRs OAlg
Notice 10 hereby given that the IN.
dsrsiGusd. Poundmaster Of the City o.
Klamath Fails. Oregon. did. on the
18th day Of Nay. 1917. impound In the
POUND Of said city the following d.
scribsd animals:
One srsy team OF horses. one not
braadsd. one branded ON left hip With
agurss $500.
And that uniess the owner or owners
Of said animals. or other psrsoa o.
psrsons having an interest therein
shalt. before the time Of sale stated
below. claim possession oe said aai.
mails and pay oil costs and charges
Tor The ksspins and advertising there
Of. toesthsr with all tees provided by
ordnance Of said city for such cases.
said animals will b sold at pubic
auction for cash at Klamath otablse.
City Pound. at the hour Of two o'clock
q p. ~ On the seth day Of May. 1911.
r. T. BALDWIN. Poundmastsr.
Dated at klamath Fails. 0rseoo.
Nay -. 1917. 31Ss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-28
Food Preparedness CAMPAIGN
Agricultural College essrss" Service United sss o.
psrtssNt st Agriculture csopsssscs
OFFICIAL

rows Under dry.sarmins condition,
ID" rows ara I 10 8 fec, apart and IN,
plant" . to ! inches Apar, In the rows
H"ana ars . good crop on summer nj,
low Th"y may b. planted with q
corn planter or with q regular bean
planter: The small vsristies are oftsn
planted with ordinary Grain dr,,is
Planting In hills. 10 10 10 inches spar,
IN tho row. Ii . common piactice. with
usually about : or 4 beans 10 tho h,ll
I'~ans should b planted Jus, dsep
enough TO insure moisture for esrml.
nation. which IL usually about : Inches
cultivation--As soon a. the beans
emerge from the aoii. cultivation
should besin. TIE arst cultivation
should b ihoro. s.isrins oil Of The soil
10 depth Of about : inches. Later
civilizations must ps made 10 XIII
weeds while they are attn small.
Thsss cultivatioas may b made some.
what shallowsr than The Arst. Beans
should never b cultivated when vet
With dew or rain. - that 10 q means
oe spreading disease.
The eean crop ahould b harvested
- sooa amer maturity - possible.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-28
HEALTHY CLAP 10
DANGEROUS IN SAND POINT

STANDPOINT. Idaho. May ss-it"s
gone out Of fashion 70 greet q friend
with . healthy handslap here. oil bs
cause Jud Preston Ii In jail. charged
With bootiegsing. following q typical
western greeting Of this kind On the
strsst the other day.
Preston was losanG on q street
corner. A pansinx friend jokinsly hii
him sound slap vross the hip. There
Wa the smash Of brsawing glass, q
clatsr a. II fell on the sidewalk and
then. also. there was . dripping Of
precious whiakey down Jud's troussrs.
Omcer Young. standing nearby, saw
heard. ssmsiled and Understood. Jud
was arrested and charged with ciola.
ting ldaho's boose.proof prohibition
law. 10 default Of bail he II 10 the
county jail today. awaiting trial 1t
the fall term Of the district court.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-28

The chIIests agency 10 ths nome q
the Aetna companies. Oct Ossd InsUr.
anes before the Are. IS
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-28

closed q oil their right. title. estate.
Interest and lien st law or in equity
and ell equity Of redemption In. TO and
upon the said real property and every
psrt and parcel thereof. and that the
plaintiff may have such other. further
snd general relief ~ to equity may
seem meet.
This summons II published pursuant
to an order Of the Honorable d. v.
kuykendall. Judge Of the circuit court
Of the state Of Oregon for klamath
county. dated May 1lth. A. D. 1917.
CHARLES J. FERGUSON.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
14.31.3s.l.11.1s26
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-28
ovmnAoNo
(Dquity No. oSol

(Bq0lty NO. UJbp
IN Tie Circuit Court q ~ State o.
orsgon. for klamath County.
Weyerhaeussr Timber Company. . cor
poration. Plainti6.
Irs i Ha1ano. 1opy Hansen and Arus
n. Smith. Defendants.
10 Ira \. Hansen aAd Artie y. smith.
tve q ~ shsve aaassa dsesad-
\ ants;
You srs hereby. summoned anA -
aulred 10 appear aAd answer ~ eeo'
plaint Aled against you u tAe abeve
entitled suit within six (O WEEKS esen
~ cate q ~ 1sst psbllsatiea & ~
10000 - ~ 1u0DSnD n00K r
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-28
War Census Day to
Be a Legal Holiday
Governor Issues Proclamation Callins
Upon Citizens to Make Day Mem.
orable One in States History

that this occasion b made one oe pat.
rioiic festival At,insiy celebrating ths
NAiionx' unity and the willingness d
its citissnship TO serve our nag and
10 make sscriaee. u needs b. in
righteous cause.
NOW. THEREFORE,. I. James WI
thycombs. BY virtue Of the authority
vested In me ~ Governor q the State
Of Oregon. do proclaim Tuesday. June
9Th. 1917. ~ War Census Day. and
do further declare II . legal holiday.
believing tha, BY 10 doinE the purposes
above set forth will beat b served.
And call upon the patriotic men and
women Of Oregon. and their aons and
daughters. TO make Of this day an &C.
casion memorable In the history OF
our State. marking. a. Il doss. . Grsat
forward step 10 Tie e0elsnt utillsstseo
Of our manhood upon the side Of demo.
cracy and Justice In the World War.
TO the end that world peace may the
sooner b restored and permanently
assured.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. have
hereto rot my hand and caused The
Seal Of the State Of Oregon 10 b here
unto smxed this 18th day Of Nay. 1917.
JAMES WiTHYCOABE.
Oovsrnor.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-28

b.oen's ovsrworksd. over get siuggish. ache. and tel
Sfs Jumps oi lead. The urine becomes cloudy,
the bladder 4 irritated. and you may be obliged
10 seek relief two or three times during the night.
When the Kidneys clog you must help them flush
oii the bodys urinous waste or you'll b real
SICK person. shortly. At first you feel dull
misery in the kidney region, you suffer, from
sour, tongue coated and you feel rheumatic
tvinees when the weather is bad.
Eat less meat, drink lots Of water; also get
from any rharmacist four ounces of lad Saltsi
Isse \. hAaan0onf,l In = alasa ~ alatoe hofoDo
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-28

CHss csasvs 0vrsav. AtJvtsnt Gen
srai's once. Portland. oesOsW)
PORTLAND. Ors.. May ~. 1917
D olaeiai proclamation Of Governor
WIlAycomb~. War Census day. June
a. ons week from tomorrow. viii b
. legal holiday throughout tho State
= Oregon.
In bis proclamation tho Governor
calls upon every patriotic citizen Ia
aaslst In the biz task of registering
al men Of military xar. and TO make
War Census day an event memorable
D the states history.
The proclamation follows In full:
PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS. the PresideN Of the
UaIisd States has designated June 9th.
lSl7. as the day upon which our citi'
ssas shall register In accordance With
u provisions Of the selsctive draft
Nv. and
WHEREAS. on this day ~ face
akantlc task new In our national bis
wy and ono whoss proper ocnduct
"a only b. attained throuRh tho unit.
- cooperation Of every citizen. and
WHEREAS. II is vitality desirable
nat the repatriation b accomplished
With thorouEhneSS and dispatch. both
= Testimonial to the efliclency os
cur democracy and "A . moral example
STIMULATING to our allies and dcpress'
ne 10 our adversarisa. and
WHEREAS. Il Ii especially attinE
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-28
seAW PLAMTiNo TIME
10 oRow,No snort
s..,s Mas ejsvee pee1vese 9NsvOk
ossrs-Ns Danger ~ Over.
ovpply
nv a. n. Nyslsp. eesssssssr ss Psew
Cross q o. A. c.)

m, ono week now remains of the
,sssonabls time for planting beans.
a,d each farmer and gardener h urs'
= 10 plan, every available soot oi
.su,d 10 beans. even out-os.th~vay
sooks and corners. II unable 10 secure
,veA varieties ~ Lady Washington.
Ia Mexican. or Mexican Tree beans.
,laa, any early maturing bush variety,
~ smail~r sisea Of white beans are
uosi desirable.
psans ara usually sred~d In rows.
y inches apart. and about two 10 four
lsehsA apart In the rows. Undsr IT.
mated eoadi,ions. they am sometimes
plaa,sd In double rows. With about
= 10 50 iach~s betwc~n the double
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-28

u ysv are issklnO sss Q Nome In ths
city o. country. chiIests cen savs yev
money. Ns nee ths sxelvslvs sale q
many es ths beet farms and raWshss.
~ Main q. rs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-28

AGtna dlsablilty psllelss work ssF
ysv when ysv eanNst work Tor ysvr'
sslS. They ars the standard ss she
Werld. Ask chlleete. 70
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
POWR6T MA
WYSPE ELLIS ISLAND

New York, Me chcac bye roz}a-
! czona re swym narzeczOnym, ba-
,ronowa Konstancya fedora Pap
onheim z wyspy Jawy, przyby1a
tn ma towarowym okrecie holan-
dzkim Madieon, wrocifa dobro-
wolnie ma wyspe Ellis Island, pc
niewaz zatrzymano TAME ME ja-
kiego Wallace Saunders z kt6-
rym jest zareczona
, Saunders znajduje sic W szpi--
talu 2 rozkazu lekarza stacyjne-
60, poniewaz cierpi on ma rozstroj
nerwowy. Choroby tel .nabawil
sic on skutkiem goraca i przepra-
cowania ma Jawie jake naczelny
wiertniczy sp6lki Batavia Oil Co.
Tamto poznal on baronowa: We
sclc ich mialo sic wkr6tce odbyc
i W tym celu odbyli tax d}uga
podroz; matka Saudersa mieszka
w Watford, Ont. Rodzice barono
wei posiadaja ma Jawie. planta-
eye, szacowane ma miliony dola--
row
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
TRZECH w ARESZCIE IA
GORSZENIE DZIECI.

Chicago, ILL.,. Ia drukowanie
kSiazek 0 treSci sprosnej i dystry
bucye tychzc wsr6d dzieci szkol-
nych zostali onegdaj aresztowani
na zadanie biura superwizyi mo-
ra!ncj PREY radzie szkolnej haste
pujacy: F.. P. DOSING, cz}onek
firmy drukarskiej Parkside Prin
ting Co., 1919 No. Sawyer ave.,
j. G. Kuehnl 1149 Wells ul. by1y
w>p6lnik Dossinga i H. Houser,
1913 n, Araesian ave. drukarz,
zatrudniony przez Dossiga.
Pomagaf i'm W dystrybucyi
chlopak 16sto letni, kt6rym zaj-
ma sic jego rodzice.
Aresztowani onegdaj stawali
priced sedzia Uhlirem, kt6ry wy
razil sic, re nigdy W zyciu ME wi
dial ksiazek tax gorszacych jak
to-, kt6re. oskarzeni drukowali.
Prezes rady szkolnej Loeb oswald
cyl, re jezeli istotnie ;sa winni, "a
da szkolna ME sofnie sic pred
zadnymi kosztami, azeby zostali
n~aIezycie ukarani.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
CARRANZA CHCE ZMIANY


Washington, Luis Cabrera,
personal---very. meksykanskiej ko
misyi ma wsp6lna konferencye a.
merykansko : mcxykanska, dore-
czyf sekretarzowi Lane sk}adaja-
CT sic z 800 slow note genera1a
C'arranzy, w kt6rej prosi on Q
zniane protok6}u konferencyi
W Atlantic City W sprawic warln
k6w, ma jakich ewentua1nie ma
bye wycofana ekspedycya karna
grncra}a Pershinga. Nota jest wy
stylizowana wykretnie W ten spo
sob, re "pierwszy szef' nigdzic
w nicj wyraznie ME odmawia pc
stawionemu przez Stany Zjedno-
czone zadaniu, ably w oznaczo--
nyn czasie protok6f podpisal, ale
r6jwnoczesnie tego ME czyni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
%AajwazMsjsze WypadM
Min'onego Tygodnla.
INFORMACYE w SPRAWIE
ZATOPIENIA "ARABII'.

Washington, Sekretarz stanu
Lansing polecif ambasadorowi Gre
rardowi w Berlinie Zakomumiko-
wac rzadowi tamtejszemu dostar
czsnc Waszyngtonowi przez Rad
brytyjski dowody, kt6re maja pc
had wszelka watpliwosc stwier-
Sdzac, re parowiec pasazerski "A
rahla' zostaf torpedowanw przez
nur niemiccki wbrew wszelkim
gwarancyom, danym ia wiosne
tego roku przez Berlin. z 6owo--
dow tych okazujc sic re "Arabia'
niydy ME byla. uzywana do s}uz-
by transportoWcj ami ME prZewo
lila wojsk i ME by1o zadnej racyi
do zatapiania jej.
podanie tych szczeg6l6w do via
domosci rzadu niemieckiego jest
zapowiedzia rych}ego wys}ania
no1y, w kt6rej sekretarz stanu
ME: ostrzedz Berlin pred ewentu
alIemi nastepstwami. jakieby pc
cicgnac "a SODA musialo dalsze
Laramie danych gwarancyi iprzy
r~z3czeli co do sposobu prowadze-
nia kampanii podwodnej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
MOVIE NIENuECKIE WARUN-
XII POKOJU.

Washington, d. G. Prezydent
Wilson Original juz move wa
runki, ma podstawie kt6rychNiem
cy So gotowe zawrzec pok6j. Wa.
runki te W streszczeniu SO haste.
pujace.
Niemcy wycofaja .swe wojska
z Belgii, kt6rej panstwo bedzie
przywrocone. Niemcy zaplaca cd
szkodowanie tax osobom jak i Ia
zniszczona wfasnosc prywatna
cry publiczna w Belgii, a to ma
tel zasadzie, re inwazya Belgii
by}a wojskowa koniecznoscia.
Niemcy wycofaja wojska z pol
nocnej Francyi.
Niemcy wycofaja wojska z te-
rytory6w r%osyjskich, jednako-
woz Rosya musi zap}acic odszko-
dowanie tax osobom jak i "a mi
szczona w1asnosc W czasie najaz
du ma Prusy Wschodnie.
Sprawy Rumunii, Serbii iCzar-
nog6rza beda za}atwione ma wa
runkach, acknowledgment Austry
e, Bu}garye i Turcye.
Niemcy otrzymaja zwrot wszy
stkich swych kolonii W Afryce,
Kiau Czau i IA wyspach oceanu
Spokojnego a takze otrzymaja cd
sprzymierzonych odszkodowanie
"a zniszczona w}asnosc W tych
koloniach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
R A w NEW
YORKU.

Zarzad "The Amalgamated Clio
thing Workers of America pro-
klamowaf strajk nalezacych do
organizacyi robotnik6w krawiec--
,ich W Nowym Yorku i Newark
III. oznaczajac date rozpoczecia
rzrobocia ma dzien dzisiejszy ra
no. Strajk ten ma objac 10000 TO
botnik0w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
BANKU.

Temple, Okla. Bandyci wysa--
dill kase ogniotrwa}a w banku
stanowym Foxon, w miejscowoSci
pod ia nazwa, zabierajac $4,000.
Pod os1ona strzal6w rewolwero-7
wych zdolali nastepnic wymknac
sic z oblawy i uszli bezpiecznie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
POzAR w r STALL.
South Bethlehem, Pa. Gwatto,

ny polar, skutkiem eksplozyi ga
Il, W jednym z przedzia}6w ola
kotl6w fabryki Bethlehem Steel
Co., poczynil szkody ma przeszfo
$4,000. DIVA wielkie budynki u
leg}y ca}kowitemu z"niszczeniu.
Zabity r6wniez zosta} jedcn robo
tnik. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
II CALI SNIEGU w "a CO.
DZINACH.

Bismarck, N. D. Jedna z najgor
szych burr W history tego stanu
nawiedzila dzisiaj srodkowa
Geese kraju. w dwudzicstu CITE
rech godzinach spadlo II cali
ssniegu, czyli wiecej anizeli W wiel
kiej bury .roku 1895. Pociagi ME
mogly w laden 'spos6b kursowac
wskutek gasp snieznych.
w South Dakota istnieja take
same warunki
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-26
FACTS ABOUT OUR NAVY
Punishment.
By A lieutenant IN The United States navy.

ter in the brig (ship's prison)-30
days the limit Absence from recrea-
tion, by loss OF Observation-Disclosures
effective when a young mans fancy
is turning 70 thoughts Of love and
movies and small beers. For special
cases loss OF pay and even term IN a
naval prison are sentenced But eL-
IRENE punishment IS rare and mostly
confined to men morally degenerate
or trying TO be discharged
Justice IS most sharply defined In
naval law. Hard and fast schedules
bind the captain OF courts martial TO
cut and dried retribution in all cases.
The three kinds OF courts. deck, sum
mary and general. can deal with and
punish only certain misdemeanorss
and their powers are limited.
Injustice was for centuries the
greatest crime upon the seas; and 1t
went UNPUBLISHED. Today the navy
knows il. not-except Ehen some
guys don't get no seconds on the
piet'
Last winter two men clashed in
ranks. a doubly serious offence:
lighting and "disorderly conduct at
quarters" Instead OF making a re-
port the division officer stood them
face to face at attention for an hour
He also set a watch to see that they
didn't blink nor move There was
only one thing they could think about
After an hours meditation they
thought sense. Incidentally the OIL
GERS middle name Is Solomon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-26
Count Your Real Riches
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX.

some day be sadly unhappy Don't
lay up any regrets for yourself
We Live Too Hurridly.
Most OF Us live a hurried. skepti-
cal life which we base on the mod
ern watchWords efficiency am
bition." success" power" We
haven't time 20 bother much with our
spirits, for we are 50 busily engaged
with our practical lie and its needs
And 50 I think II is rather a won
derful thing when. IN a Hitting, golden
song. a message OF fineness and m
spiration and real spirituality makes
its way to US IN the throb OF violins-
Money won't bring back for you
the high moment you have missed
or the love you have failed Wherever
you 80 this message sings back TO
you
IF you had 81 the world and SIS
gold you couldn't buy more OF beauty
and love and pure. sweet. fine hap
p.ness than are yours for the taking
now, II only you are fine enough and
worthy enough to take them
IF you had all the world and It's
gold'' you couldn't find a sweeters
saner. sounder philosophy than rings
out to you in the soft cadences OF
the little waltz tune which all the
world Is humming-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-26
THE YANKEE WAR
MACHINE
By DAVID N. CHURCH.
The Council OF Defence; lis Workings.

under. the sheltering wing OF the
council Of national defence It Is
virtually a great clearing house for
war work.
All OF the work OF this war ma
chine has not been material. however
Much OF It has been sentimental
Through its state branches and
through its woman's committee the
council has done q great deal 10
arouse the war spirit in the breasts
OF America.
When Il was formed last March the
council OF defense was hardly more
than committee OF seven. meeting
to discuss war needs. Today this or
ganization employs nearly as large an
office staff as does the navy depart
ment
There Is very little war work car
ried on in the United States that has
not at some time or other gone
through the mill Of the council OF
defence. The work OF the council is
starting things" It has no power to
execute, but II lays hundreds OF war
plans. and these plans are the basis
for the great war preparations OF the
nation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-26
Cut Off The Enemy Firms

Firms in e. Paso and Nogales have opportunity
to do their country patriotic service by seeing to it that
not dollars worth Of goods any other valuable thing
from this country reaches any German firm IN Mexico.
Trading with the enemy is expressly forbidden by the
trading with the enemy law enacted by congress shortly
before adjournment It intended to prevent goods
money from the United States from reaching any enemy
firm any who might, in turn sell to an enemy firm
It intended to apply in Mexico fully in Holland,
Norway, Sweden South America. Its enforcement Is IN
the hands of trade board which viii issue trading
licenses and in the hands of the department of justice and
other officials of the United States whose duty will be
apprehend and punish violations Of the act But
its enforcement should be undertaken by every firm
doing business across the border
It may be that FL Paso firms have had business
and social relations with German firms in Mexico for
years That makes difference The United States
IS at with Germany and German firm is loyal TO
Germany American firm is loyal to the United States
Our government has proof that the espionage system IN
Mexico has its center in German banks industries and
merca houses Their work is for Germany and against
They would beaten they could and gladly; and
feel not ota Of compassion for lay PROSTATE
and bleeding Mexico IS the refuge Of German spies
potters and evil agents of every description Those not
directly IN the pay Of German consuates and firms
aided by them It is privilege to help throttle
these enemies, and let's do It.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-26

~ ! ASHINGTON. D. @, Oct 70
NA( The council OF national de-
defence, as a war machine,
reminds one OF the British tanks "a
From all outward appearances It is
cumbersome and clumsy. At the same
time the council goes over the top"
and aceomplishes a great deal, just as
the tank does.
Experts and more experts make up
the council. In the most modern Of
flee building in the city the council
offices resemble a great workshop
overseen by experts.
There are some 500 specialists who
are members OF the organization. A
large majority OF these devote but a
part Of their time to the work They
are called into session on short no.
tice. For instance, secretary OF war
Baker desires 10 place large contracts
for shoes for the armies He informs
the council OF national defence Of his
desire and asks for some information
Immediately call Is sent out for a
meeting OF the shoe committee Of the
council Then there assemblies a group
of men who have made shoes their
life work. They 90 over the situation
Thoroughly and finally forward
through the council head a mass OF
information dealing with Conditions
in the shoe industry, possible costs
and recommendations as 70 style and
probable ability for placing contracts.
This is put one OF the so or more
committees operating in the same
manner. The council has had for Its
part In the war work the co-ordina-
ton Of the resources OF the most re-
sourceful Of all nations-America-
Every Industry which in any way
attends war needs has been taken