davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-01
NOVA CENA MLEKA WCHC
DZI w zYCIE.

Handlarze mleka dis uW1ado-
mill swych odbiorcow, re nova
cera mleka, ~ Is cent6w "a kWar
tie - dis wchodzi W zycie ma
miesiac pazdziernil1.
Ia nova cena jest rezultatem
podwyzki ceny przez producen-
tow, t. j. farmerow, ktorzy zada-
ia Cd 1go ID. m. $3.4a "a sto fun
tow mleka. Do wczoraj zadall
tylho $40.
Pred kilku dniami wiadze po-
wiatowe ! stanowe wdrozy1y ak
eve, ~konfiskujac papery kslazkl
S owarzyszenia producentow, kto
re podniosfo Gene mleka ia zebra
niu pred dziesieciu dniami. Mo
wiono, re akcya zostaia powzieta
W Dorozumieniu z ~federalnym adj
ministratorem zywnosciowym
Hooverem. Twierdzono, re INA
leziono wyrazne dowody pre-
kroczenia w~szystkich ustaw sta
nowych i federalnych, ktore "a
braniaja tworzenia trustow, mo-
nopolistycznego ustanaWlallla
cen ! 1,k}adania ,%,czarnych list,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-01

nieszczesnemu swiatu moze ME
NIECE ami bagnet militarnego des-
poty, ale jedynie supremacya O.
bronionego i odzyskanego pra--
wa.
Ola osiagniecia tych celow a
peluje do kazdego mezczyzny
i kobiety, kt6ry mieszka ma vol
nej ziemi Ameryki i korzysta !
blogoslawiehstw naszych bez-
cennych instytucyi, ably przyia-
cyl sic do Ligi Patryotow pre-
zakupno Bondu Wolnosciowego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-01
llRONIKA
N MIEJSCOWAA
DRUGA POzYCZKA VOL
NOSCIOWA.

DIS rozpoczyna sic spEzedaz
drugiej pozyczki wolnoSclowel
Rozpisane beda bondy przynaj'
bniei ma s., 900, 100000 - PREY,
noszaco prowizye w sumie4 pro-
cent.
Ma Chicago przypada zakupno
$500, GOO, 900, a maksymum 500,
coo, 1000. Gdy rozpisywano pierw-
sza pozyczke wolnoSciowa, Chi
cago zakupiio wiecej niz diva ra-
zy, niz ma ME przypada}a.
Nova pozyczka jest W postacl
bond6w ma $50, $500, $3.50, $4,000
it'd.
w czwartek sekretarz skarbu
MoAdoo bedzie W Chicago wy
g}osi move W interesie tel pozy-
czki ma zebraniu w Orchestra
Hall.
DIS O godz. 9tej 500 sprzeda-
waczy zbierze sic w hotelu La
Sale, gdzie ~otrzymaja ostatecz-
ne instrukcye. o godz. 1Otej wyj-
da i rozpoczna sprzedaz bondow.
Specyalny APPEL bedzie zwr6co-
nv do farmer6w tutejszego dy-
strvktu federalno-rezerwoWego,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-01
WstrzymujeSwierzb Egzemy

Bee wzgledu ma to, lie raEy berskutecz-
ME probowales, mozesz wstrEymac swleTE-
'b;enie, palenie egzemy przez utycie trochs
emo tt6reTo DISTANCES W katdej apiece
"a 3St, Ekstra duta butelka, $l:O0.
GoiS sic zacZyna iak tylko reno PrrZylozyc.
w kr6tkim czasie zazEycZaj wszelkie SHADY
egzemy, liszaj6w, wysyPkL. Pryszczow'
TsVr6w i podobnych ehorob skornych
Ma oczyszczenie sk6ry | ~uczynienie ,jel
zJrova- uEywac zawsze zemo, przenlk9-
iscV. antySeptyczny Ptyn. Me jest to
{S,Sta ma5c ME plami. Gdy inne Srodki
zawiodiy, Jest to jeden srodek godny. "a
uiania ma przypadlosci sk6ry wszelkieSO
70dZaju.
The E. W. Rose Co. Cleveland. o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-01
Pozyczka Wolnosci.
tPrzeu W. G. Nc Adoo, sekretarza skarbu.)

tOWka, q awe JeSLCZe lePoEy,
poniewaz bond rzadowy przynosi
odsetki, a gotowka tego ME czy-
nj. zadna lima lokata pieniedzy
nie da sic porownac Z MIN pod
wzgledem swego bezpieczenstwa,
latwosci zmiany ma gotowke i ME
podlegajacej kwestyi zdolnosci
do sluzenia "a w%zajemne zabez-
pieczenie ola pozyczek W jaklm--
kolwiek banku w Stanach Zjc--
dnoczonych.
LudnosG tysiacami stale zapy--
tuje sic Department Skarbu, JaI
moze dopom6dz rzadowi w tel
woinie. Pomodz moze kazdy
przcz zakupno bond6w Pozyczkl
WolnoSci. CT, ktorzy ME NIGGA
wziac czynncgo udzialu w walce
ma polach bitw, ME NIGGA spe}nlc
bardziej patryotycznego obowlaz-
ku jak przez dostarczeni9 rz5do-
wi potrzebnych pieniedzy, PREY
pomocy kt6rych bedzlc on mog{
naszym dzielnym z]oinierzom /
marynarzom dostarczyc wszyst--
kiego, co jest potrzebnem do te-
60, ably uczyniG ich silnymi do
Walk ! zdolnymi do odniesienia
szybkiego zwyciestwa mad Nasty
mi nieprzyjaci6lmi.
Walczymy, pierwsi &c wszyst-
kich, "a zywotne prawa Amery-
ki, "a prawo swobodnego uzywa-
mia bez ~przcszkody wolnych
m6rz, tax, abySny mogli dowozic
nadwyzke produkt6w Z naszych
farm, kopalh i fabryk do PREY
stani kazdego zaprzyjaznionego z
Mani narodu ma Swiecie. Nasza
~pomyslnoSG i nasz dobrobyt naro-
dowy zale5y oh prawa utrzymy-
wanna pokojowych stosunkow
handlowych Z wszystkiml naro--
damn ziemi. Wyrzeczenie sic tych
praw przez ~wycofanie naszych O.
kretow i handful Z morz ma rozkaz
militarystycznego despoty w Ell
ropie zniszczyioby has dobrobyt
! przyniosio narodowi amerykan-
skiemu kleske i p~onizenic.
Walczymy ola zabezpieczenia
naszych obywateli pred morda-
mi ! zabojstwami ma pelnych mo
rzach, gdy w pokojowy sposob
wykonyWuJa tie praWa, Ktore
przyznaja ustawy miedzynarodo-
we i ktorych domaga sic kazdy
instynkt i poczucie ludzkosci.
WAczymy, ably zachowac ma
SEE demokratyczne instytucye /
nasze suwerenne prawa jake marc
Gu, przeciwko grozbie silnej /
bezwzglednej autokracyi militar-
nej pod przew6dztwem niemiec--
kiego cesarza, kt6rego ambicya
lest zawladniecie swiatem.
Walczymy take "a szlachetny
ideal powszechnej d~emokracyi /
wolnoSci, "a prawo najmniejszych
nawet i najslabszych narodow do
zycia i rzqdzenia sic SODA zgod-
ME I wiasna VIOLA ma r6wni Z ma
rodami najpotezniejszymi.
Walczymy Q pok6j, o ten spra-
wiedliwy i trwaly pokoj, o jakl
blaga konajaca i torturowana lu-
dzkosc - 4 kt6ry przywrocic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-01

budulcowych i W tartakach, W
kt6rych produkt jest przeznaczo-
ny dla oboz6w i aeroplanow.
Agitowanic "a niclojalnosciq !
szerzcnie buntu rozpowszechnie-
MEM odpowicdnich druk0w.
Wywoiywanie strajk6w ma po-
lach naftowych, azeby z~apobiedz
w dostarczaniu nafty do okret6w
rzqdowych.
Niszczcnie pszenicy ma polach
i niedopuszczanie do zbiorow.
ably spowodowaG glod W armii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-01
DIR. F. o. CARTER

S,ecJaIista cd Scz, usEu, nOsa 4 Eardln.
100 So. State utica. Chicago, III.
Pt.rrsE. drzwf ma pOlnOc cd skladu
The Fair"
codziny: Cd 10 rano do Z popoiudniu.
w nledZiele cd 10 do Il " poiudnis.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-01
OpracOWany ma

podziemnycl1, o~pracowany ma
podstawie konferencyi Z kompa-
miami kolei g6rnych i ulicznych'
Projekt ten bedzie mial wieksze
wziecie niz projekt burmistrza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-01

w celu
wyekwipowania' powoaa-
nych do WALK pod sztan-
dairy naszych dzienych zoanie-
rzy w broh, odziez i pozywie--
ME;
zachowania ma oceanach ma
szei floty i naszych meznych
marynarzy:
pozyskania potrzebnych Sroc
k6w ma wyplaty zo@du naszycf
zo4nierzy i marynarzy, oraz, je'
zeli znajdujacy sic obecnie "
kongresie bill zostanie uchwalo'
nv, ma miesieczne wsparcie "a
leznych cd Mich rodzin, jak nix
mniej ma zapewnienie i'm ase-'
kuracyi ma zycie
utworzenia wielkiej floty har
dlowej ola utrzymania komunl'
kacyi z naszemi dzielnemi VOL
skami We Francyi, oraz pod
trzymania naszego handful ma
ne}nvcb morzach wbrew po-
grozkom niemieckiego cesarzs
i jego nurow;
utworzenia wielkiej floty ae-
roplan6w, ktora da kompletna
supremacye W powietrzu Sta
nom Zjednoczonym i meznym
narodom, ktore wraz z nami
walcza przeciwko zmorze ME
mieckiego militaryzmu - jake
tez re wzgledu ma inne koniecz-
ne potrzePy wojenne,
!Stan6w Zjednoczonych
upowaznif sekretarza stanu do
sprzedazy ludnoSci amerykanskiel
.ond6w Stan6w Zjednoczonych,
przynoszacych 4 procent odsetek'
oosiadajacych cenny przywlleJ
vyjecia Z pod opodatkowania l
,miennych pod pewnymi warun7
lami ma inne wydania bondow
Stanow Zjednoczonych, ktore
longres moze jeszcze zatwierdzic,
Oficyalny cyrkularz dePartamen-
tn skarbu podaje pod tym wzgle-
dem kompletne s~zczegoly.
Obecnie ofiarowuje sic narodo-
wi amerykanskiemu howe try
miliardowe wydanie bondow, kto-
re beda znane pod nazwa Dru-
giei Pozyczki WolnoSci. Zostana
one wydanc w takich nominlnych
warto$ciach ! ma takich warun-
re kazdy patryotyczny oby-
watel bedzie mial sposobnoSc
DrzyjSc z pomoca rzadowi Przez
polytechnic swych pieniedzy, ma
zabezpieczenie, jake daja rzado-
we bondy stanow ZjednOczo-
nych.
Jest rzecza istotna dla powo-
dzenia W tel wojhie i ola zaopa-
trzenia naszych dzielnych wojsE.
zeby subskrypcye ME tylko do
s;egly wysokoSci tel pozyczki, a,
le ia przekroczyly, Me zada sig
cd nikogo, ably ofiarowywa} czy
darowywal swe pieniqdzc rzado,
wi, ale wzywa sic kazdego, ably
rzadowi pieniedzy pozyczyi. Po'
zyczka zostanie splacona W zu'
peinoSci Z odsetkami pc 4 procent
rocznie. Bond rzadowy stanow
najpewniejsza lokate kapitalu n;
swiecie. Jest on tax dobry jak 60
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-01
10000 PRE-
CIV Il, w. W."

Rad Stan6w Zjednoczonych
podniesie 10000 zarzutow pre-
civ Przemysiowym Robotnikom
Swiata q. w. W. kt6rej to Or.
ganizacyi ~przyw6dcow ~areszto-
waro w zeszlym tygodniu ma pod
stawie aktow oskarzenia, uchwa-
lonych przeciw MIN przez federal
ma lave sedzi6w wielkoprzysle-
g4ych.
Okoio so przyw6dcow juz are
sztowano w Chicago / innych
miastach. W}adze federalne jesz-
cze poszukuja 100 innych wyblt-
nych czlonk6w tel organlzacyl
anarchistycnej.
Kszdy 7 tych dziesieciu tys1e-
cv zarzutow dotyczy jahegos po-
szczeg6lnego czynu czlonkow tel
organizacyi, majacych ma celu
stawianic narodowi amerykah-
skiemu przeszk6d w.prowadzelli''
woinv z Niemcani. Organizacya
ia uknuia dziesiet spiskow, a
mianowicie:
Nieszczenie m~ateryafow / wy
wolywanie zaburzeh robotnl-
czych we fabrykach, majacych
zam6wienia ola fortyfikacyi i ma
amunicye, uchwalone przez kon'
eres W latach 1916 i 1917.
Przeszkadzenie W dostawacf
wegla ola marynarki i do fabryk
majacych zam6wienia rzadowe
ma am~unicye.
Przeszkadzanie we wyroblt
siatek ola okretow morskich, kto
re przejezdzac musze przez sire
fe, W kt6rej znajduja sic subma
ryny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-01
Katar, dychawica. i doleeli-
wnsci usZu.

Gdy prgypadkiem cter
picIe ma jAden ! tych nj
lei podanych sympto-
NOW, zwr6tcis sic do
specyalisty, kt6ry h-tyl-
ko takiemi choroosmi
sic Zajmuje- ia JesteIn
specyalista Oh ocz, uszy'
nosa / gardia.
II lat ma state ulicy:
wykurowalem juz setEi
pacyentow i nawet ia
80 lnLnrEA "a nieule-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-01

kiFn- ktOrNCn llAA 2OA@AHO
cZalnyCh uBnalL. &,
pastepuiacymi symptomami:
CIV quo wan n"ieprZyJennle Z uSN'
Nacis CIesto bol glowyF
Macie chTypke2
Cgvr pluwaeie flegms?
lest nos VASE Zapakow any
CIV chrapteCie we snie'
CIV polykacie Eests flegms z
CIV W gardle was swierLbi!
Musicie czSsto kichac?
MAGIC bolacy nos
Czujecie b6l W E}owieF
Sa oczy vase slaoe Saognione9
CIV lzaWia vase ocZy?
CIV sluch wasz state sic sfs6szymE
Macie szum { dzwonienis " usEaGh!
CIV latwo pr~zezlebicie sic?
BolQ was usIy?
CIV cieknie wan q uSzu!
EKEaminacya darmo.
Me Eaniedbajcie odwiedztc mnie' ia
EsEzamlnujs was gruntownte l powien
wan prawde Czy ChOroba wasza jest
uleczaina czy ME. Ceny mole "a iecLe-
nile So umiarkOwane.
Jesii ME mOBeCie prEyJsc oSOplsSle'
bisZcie do mnis o pOrAde.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-01
DIS PIERWSZA POWAKA-
cYINA SESYA RADY MIEJ-
SKIEJ.

SKIEJ.
Dzi; odbywa sic pierwsza re-
gularna sesya powakacyjna rady
miejskiej.
Miedzy innemi ia porzadku
dziennym bedzic kwestya rezo-
lucyi, zatwiefdzajacych stanowl-
kso gubernatora Lowdene, odno-
snie do organizacyi pacyfistycz-
mel, ktora mimo zakazu guber-
natora Lowdena, zdolala odbyc
kr6tka sesye w Chicago. Jak
wiadomo, orgamzacya ia zosta'a
wyrzucona Z killu innych Sta
now, zanim przybyla do Chica-
90. Burn. Thompson zakaz gu
bel natora uniewazni}, WydaJac
rozkaz policyi, azeby pacyfistom
nic przeszkadza1a. Wtedy guber-
nator Lowden wysfal do Chicago
kilka kompanii gwardyi stanoweJ
(W Chicago wszystkie pu}h
gwardyi stanowej juz zostaSy
sfederalizowane, vice ME podle-
galy rozkazom gubernatora) Gdy
sic o tenn pacyiiSci dowiedziell'
natychmiast sesye odroczyli.
Alderman wtedy zwolali nadz
wyczajne zebranie, azeby zatwier
die stanowisko gubernatora
okazat, re ME aprobujq stanowi-
sko burn. Thompsona. Rezolu,
eye tie zostaly przyjete przez ra-
de miejska w ,,komitecie Gallo,
sci". DIS ma porzadku dziennyn
jest przediozenie radzie miej'
skiej tego raportu ,'komitetu ca
loSci'.
Jezcli do obrad przyjdzie mac
ia rezolucya, MONA sic spodzie
wac burzliwej sesyi, gdyz bur
mistrz bedzie sic ~zawziecie broni
Cd czasu tel sesyi nadzwyczaJ
nej EASILY diva wazne wydarzc
MIA, a mianowicie doradzca mleJ
ski Ettleson opracowai opini'
prawnicza, W ktorej uznaje akcy'
burmistrza odnoSnie do pacyfl
stow "a prawna calkiem W po
rzadku; a powt0re, burmlstr
wysunal swa kandydature ia Sc
natora Stanow Zjednoczonych.
Jezeli rczolucya przyjdzie Pc
obrady, burmistrz i jego zwolen
nicy beda zaciekle walczyll, aze
by niczem ME zdyskredytowan
patryotyzmu burm1strza. Opmi
doradzcy micjskiego bedzie tai
ze wniesiona i starania beda wy
zetone, azeby byfa zaakceptows
ma.
Burmistrz w SVEN oredDl
procz kwestyi swego stanowlsk
odnosnie do wojny, take przee
stawi projekt budowy kolei poo
ziemnych, opracewany pred N
ku miesiacami przez NJ. J. Fl;
herty'ego, prezesa wydzia1u I
lepszen miejskich.
Pc oredziu burmistrza aid. q
pitain, personal---very. komitet
transparency, przedlozy ord
mans w sprawie budowy kol
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-29
EQ0ffXlClNSoEaWIff]
MOTHER LOVE KILLS JEALOUSY

With little Margaret AIMS one from her mother
nave not read Margaret AIMS letter." wrote she
Aunt Marget. ~ "A'D ''0 "fi'e ING" 70
That child Miss Margaret feel nervous
she seems right into things father and
she was going to Bulge
say that and went her Thought
had peter take Margaret Ann from
DON'T you think she is learning, Symone asked
Yes she is learning almost too fast answered,
AFRAID she getting ideas that of
to Then Mrs Sym0ne said Look here Annie
seems to bring the best the very
companion he could have . -
wanted to tell her what Margaret Ann had said
ing him. but honestly Miss Margaret it silly
tbev Mrs SO said am afraid when they
his snd sa be very glad my boy keeps little Margaret Ann
my daughter will be as bright and
sincere as your little girl Annie.
family She worried waverly told her he
told me. '''''''' III you "0'u nave
While talking To-day very much excited and
were not mother and Bulge jumped
him. :.v But you are our mother, aren't you?
and Bulge boys know Other mothers
have to take what is sent them but chose myself
while she talking, said, you adopted mother?'
s because wanted you more than anything in the world
what is going to come OF when he really knows? she
!" I think he will understand I answered.
will he hate his father?'
II don't think You had forgive you
hate him., answered.
Miss Margaret wish
to mine Annie, she said sometimes think him
in my nature maternal love- and feeonly
W sranse e marry MN na have Tor the boys and little Eene
that eventually the wife any
desparng to us when we are in the first flush
romantic love and only feel t protecting mother love which the
Did know 1 going electric
"Fondy always,
To Be Continued)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-29
OUTPUT GREATER,
LESS ACCIDENTS,
MEN ALL SATISFIED

hour working day, the plan. re-
garded as that time as an expert
ment, has been generally adopted
turnout the country and seems to
be increasing in favor as its value
becomes more fully known.
Concrete Proof
For sksptics, however, q few
concrete illustrations taken at
random In the Ford Motor Co.
factory as we'll as testimony Of
employees working under the sys-
tenn should prove convincing.
Immediately after the
eight-hour day plan went In
to effect a voluntary In
crease I'm production OF about
10 per cent was shown. This
may have been due I'm part Of
in the increase I'm wages that
came with the profit sharing
plan, but in the light of sub
sequent investigation It
seems that the short work.
ing day coupled with safe
working conditions brought
q much higher state OF effic-
iency and increased efficiency
always means more produce
ton.
This fact Is especially notice
able In the fender department. In
1914, and with a working day of
10 hours, 160 built 1000 sets
daily. Now. with an sight-hour
working day. TIA men build 5000
sets each day. This, too, in spite
of the fact that, practically the
same equipment Is now used and
further that the present fender Is
much more difficult to make than
that used previously.
"Ford accidents have de-
creased 80 per cent In the
past year alone, i'm the faco
of a 100 per cent increase in
the number of employees.
The Ford spirit is responsible
for this showing and Ford
workers, themselves, defin-
ing this spirit assert that It
is the result of the short
working hours, q living wage,
safe, healthful. pleasant sur
roundings, the very fOunda-
tions Of efficiency. Exactly
what part OF the eight-hour
day has taken in producing
these results may never be
known exactly, but Ford en-
ployes say unanimously that
it has been a large part.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-29
EIGHT HOUR DAY GOES FINE IN FORD PLANT
Showing War Economy
In Automobiles, Too

Altho many people may have
the impression that the national
appeal for economy and conserva-
ton is having its effect only in
talk" the public is really re-
spending sincerely and conscien-
tiously, according to men who
have given the situation close
study.
1T has even affected the gaso-
line market" according to George
G. Hubbs, assistant general sales
manager of Dodge Brothers, who
recently completed a tour cover
ing practically every section of the
country.
Affect Auto Market.
Not only that" he added, "but
1t has affected the automobile
market. II you care to verify this,
ask the man who fills your gas
tank. Sixty per cent of gasoline
sales aren't what they should be,
in view Of the excellent touring
weather.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-29
B |. O w OUTS
IAN D.
P UNcTURES

Iles-Merrill Motor Co. have a
fine lot of Oakland Skies ON dis
play at their salesroom on A st.
Jack Merrill says the majority,
however, are sold and await the
pleasure of those who have depos-
its up on purchase. A great sea-
sons business and a better out
look for the fall. reports Merrill.
II. F. McEldowney OF the Nc
Eldowney garage had considerable
difficulty getting a washer for the
wash rack. Finally he took a
man and educated him and he
feels now that he can offer eff
cient service in washing and pol
ishing autos. "A dollar and a half
for this job is my standard
charge" says McEldowney, "and
l consider this a fair price"
o. c. Meikirk, on a trip to Lake
Cushman and Port Townsend
made rs miles to a gallon Of gaso-
line in an Oakland Six. Jimmy
erosion is responsible for this
story. He overhauled the car be-
fore Neikirk left.
"They were strewn along the
road yesterday" says George
Miller of the Tacoma Avenue Auto
Exchange. "And we got our share
and little bit more, with a shop
full up to the doors with repair
work, and more outside awaiting
It's turn"
Miller and his partner, Jacob
son, have a prosperous look.
Kennedy e Schnack are calling
attention to their vulcanizing de-
partment in charge of an expert,
where efficient service is offered
to autoists. "This department
promises to take a prominent part
In our business" says Kennedy.
Service while you wait is made
possible by up-to-date methods in
stalled"
Choking up his gasoline on the
return from trip to Hood Canal
this week, A. H. Landram of the
st. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co,
found he had made 1913 miles on
four gallons.
He made the trip in a Dodge
car, with four grown-ups and two
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Following the lead of the Ford
Motor Co., the local agents. J. w.
Capek & Co. recently inaugural
ed In their Tacoma shop the
Dcight-hour day plan with nine
hours pay. After q three weeks
trial they say they are convinced
Of the merits of the eight-hour
day as applied to their particular
business.
OF the success with which the
system has worked out in the Ford
Motor Co. plant the company has
the following report to make, in
. bulletin issued from the factory
endorsing the plan:
"Since the Ford Motor Co., In
january. 1914, adopted the eight
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They will tell you also that the
quantities they sell are not as
large as formerly altho the GUS
toners are more numerous, by
far. And then they will explain
that this is because nearly every
car that drives up is of the light,
moderate priced variety, and
doesn't need much gas
Demand Light Cars.
THAT is how the conservation
campaign has affected the auto
mobile market. People are buying
light cars-cars that are dignified
in appearance, dependable in per-
Torrance and capable of running
from 18 to 80 miles on a single
gallon of gasoline"
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.SOC16N

Mothers, wives, sisters and
women interested in the men of
the Tacoma companies of coast
artillery are meeting Wednesday
afternoon in the Commercial club.
Mrs. John Sherman Robinson of
Seattle Is visiting her mother, Mrs.
w. o. Chapman.
Mary Ball chapter, D. A. r. They
will be sold and the proceeds used
for the yarn fund. Those having
papers to contribute are asked to
notify any member OF the commit
tee, which consists of Mrs. George
III. Stone, chairman; Mrs. c. b.
WEIGH, Mrs. w. II. Dickson, Mrs.
w. T. .Dumbleton and Mrs. C. A.
Pratt.
Marriage licenses were issued
Tuesday to Dexter Armstrong and
Florence Cook, Tacoma; p. H.
Creedican and Florence M. Cline,
Tacoma; Charles S. Hatfield
Braymer, Mo-, and Jennie Lynch,
Boulder. Col.
Tacoma circle 1853, Women of
Woodcraft, will give a card party
Thursday evening at Eagles hall.
Friends are invited.
-
Roosevelt Heights Ladies' Aid
society will meet Wednesday aft
ernoon with Mrs. ]. Carlson, East
Division Lane. Red Cross sewing
VIII be done. Luncheon will be
served.
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In Tacoma.
One of the complete divisions OF
the business is the used car de
partment, which has its own me-
chanics and painters.
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children as passengers. The trip
was made on roads which were
rough and steep. This was an
economy record for the Dodge.
The car had run $4,000 miles,
with an average of 22 miles to
the gallon during the life of the
car.
William Thompson, daeler in
auto supplies, on Tacoma ave-, re-
ports a splendid trip up the noun
tain last Sunday.
Thompson and his family took
the trip in the interest of Com
mencement lodge, No. 7, Knights
of Pythias. Several candidates
had the 3rd degree conferred on
them at the top of Alta Vista.
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AUTO
FIRM WILL MOVE
TO Big BUILDING

The steady expansion of the
business of the Little Il Kennedy
Co. was marked today with the
announcement that the company
has taken a 10-year lease on the
Motor building. 712 Broadway,
and will occupy the entire build
ing after Sept. 1.
The building has $4,000 feet of
floor space. and will be the home
of Studebaker cars, Signal trucks.
Kelly-Springfield tires and used
cars. 1t has four floors.
On the first floor will be the
general offices, a large display
room for new cars, a tire depart
ment and used car sales depart
ment.
The service department and
shops, filled with the most mod
ern equipment, will occupy the
second floor.
Carries Complete Stock.
The Third floor will be the used
car warehouse, and on the fourth
new cars and trucks will be stored.
A complete stock of parts will be
carried and this department will
be In charge of M. |. Olson.
The leasing of the building is
the result of constant expansion.
7. w. Little started in the auto
mobile business here eight years
ago and two years later he was
joined by B. H. Kennedy. Some
OF their first employees are still
with them.
Big Increase.
The increase in trade is shown
in the fact that the annual bust
ness six years ago was approx
mately $4,000, this year it will
be in excess of 100000, and 200
Studebaker cars will be marketed