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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08
isn't He Young-Looking?"
Women Exclaim as They
See Defender in Big Case

1908. The following four years he
attended the University ~ Washing
ton. During his four years at tho
university. Hilen was very active.
He made the debating team IN his
freshman year and remained a de-
batter as a sophomore. Junior and
senior In his senior year. Hiien
crowned a successful varsity career
by representing his college in the
Northwest oratorioal contest win
ming out over every college.
Won Every Debate
Incidentally. during the four years
Hilen represented I, on debating
teams. the University Of Washington
won every debate--a record which
stands unique and alone. Because OF
his orstoricsi ability. Hilen was
made member Of the Delta Up
siion fraternity.
He was graduated from the law
school In 1919. Immediately upon
graduation. tiilen moved 60 Aft Yer
non, where he Was elected prorecut.
Ing attorney Of Skagit county on the
progressive tickle; in isis. Two years
later he was reelected as a rcpub-
lican. a, present Hiiea IL a mem
Der OF the republican state executive
committee. lie married Dora G.
Walker Of Auburn in 1919. The
couple have three children. boy
and two Girls.
Has Fighter Jaw
Hiion has the jaw Of fighter. but.
like fighter who knows his
strength. he does not abuse IL.
In fact. Charles y. ciaypool. dep
uty prosecuting attorney and vet
eran Of many a hard legal fight.
paid Hilcn this compliment wedncs-
day. "Tiilen Is handling this case
as q gcnucmaniy attorney should
and he IL handling kwith consid-
cradle skill. l can't set rough with
him because he Is so decent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08
UNION men TO
UNLOAD MARU
May Reach Settlement in
Waterfront Strife

As the result Of the decision Of
the Chicago. Milwaukee a 81. Paul
Railway company 20 unload the
Arabia Maru. upon It's arrival here
Friday. with union men. an early
settlement Of the trouble on the
waterfront Is expected.
The Milwaukee was the last OF
the railroad docks 20 start the en-
ployment of lonrshoremen af the
gates. and rather than send their
boats 20 Tacoma or he threatened
with trouble by trying 20 unload
them with non-union men here.
they have decided TO employ union
men.
The Great Northern and Union
Pacific terminals arc sfill working
the open shop. but n conference
between Director Gilman and long
shcremcn was In session Thursday
ana the trouble Is expected To be
adjusted before Sunday.
The Arabia Maru Is owned by the
Osaka Sho~en kaishA and Is bring
inK an exceptionally large carro for
Seattle. She has on board - car
loads Of silk. worth 100000 and
10000 cases Of Oriental egg-. which
Win I'm IA more cars she viii
discharge at Pier O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08
Portland Market Report

PORTLAND, Ore. May s.--Cattie--Re-
csipts. i67 head. market steady, Best
steers. si3ai3bo; good to choice steers.
tIiYii5 80: medium to good steers. fa,5
q o. fair 60 good steers fsMe. common
20 fair steers. t7.5Ons, choice cows and
hoifors. ti0ai1. good 20 choice cows and
halfers. isa9.7s, medium to good cows
and heifern. 1901. fair TO medium cows
and hoifcrs. s5a5.b0: Gamers. sadf.
bulls. tb.50as. calves. tg4i2.S0; stock
era and feeders. sea650
Hogs Receipts, bgi head; m x q I
steady. Prime mixed. ts0.ss n 20. so: me-
dunn mixed. fzog 90 90: rough heavies
siszsais.b0; pigs. siS.5oais.7s; bulk.
$50 rs " 20 So
sheep--Recelpts. 7ss head market
steady. Prime lambs. ttfa15; fair to
medium lambs. tigmi3.B0 yearlinRs. SIT
afs: wothers. spuii; ewes. fsmio.5o;
t4M5
Butter--city creamery, ssa Csc.
EgRe--selectod local extras. 81 Gffsc.
Hens--aOe: hroiierz. 4oc.
Geese---i7 q acc.
Cheese tripiets. sags7c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08
City Speeds Fight
on Portland Rate

In reply TO request from Cor.
poration Counsel Walter r. Meier.
that the Interstate commerce com
mission allow the city 30 days to pre-
pare its intervention complaint
against the proposed decrease In
freight rates from the Inland En-
plre TO Portland. q. NJ McGinty.
secretary Of the commission. has
wired that the city should file It's
complaint as soon as possible. The
proposed rate would discriminate
against Seattle. IL II charged.
The ordinance ordering the corpor-
alton counsel TO prepare the com
plant viii be presented to the coun-
ell for passage Mt a special session.
The Seattle port commission and
the Chamber OF Commerce have also
instructed their legal departments TO
prepare complaints.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08
OFFER TO SELL BIG
DOCK TO PORT

An offer to sell Pier .. known a.
the Gaffnsy dock. 10 the Seattle port
commission for $4,000. was received
by the port commissioners Wedncs.
day from the whiz Fish company.
The dock IL now leased 20 the
Virginia So. Dock 4 warehouse Co.
and IN being used 90 handle ships
on the California run Their lease
win expire the first OF next year.
The dock was bought by the Whiz
company two years ago. 10 be- used
a. fish headquarters. but the nc.
uvitien Of the company are now cen.
tered IN Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08
MONTHS FINES
TOTAL S12,S30
Show Increase According to
Report to City

While the number Of cases tried
before Judge Gordon In the police
court during April was less than tho
preceding month. fines collected by
tho city increased by almost i.noo.
according To report rendered Corpora
ton Counsel Walter r. Meier by City
Attorney p. ~. Tammany.
During the 3e-day period f.aT5
persons we're arraigned on charges
Of violation Of city laws. and sl2..
sss.ss was collected in fines-
There were liz liquor cases heard.
Of which number 30 ended In convic.
tons. two are stiil under advisement.
six were continued for trial. and IL
dismissed.
Liquor vioiators were assessed
5000 In fines by the police Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08

stalls i.9-s. veal roast. itr ane soc ~ /.
steaks SOC and see ~ liberty steak and
sausage. = Ms z4c stall 80. ihs pure
cate sugar Use stall 81. kfiafefctron's .
pure. fresh milk. 100 at stall 81. fresh
cream cottage cheese. ite n zee glass
home made isiiiss. Use stall =. linz
cod. ne 1tc. skinned saies. Ne Use
halibtf, sec ~. stalls Ef-sk. % ean
NeYal bakinE powder sse. stc PAS
ots mpic pancake flouf ssc. soc can Ia
slant rcsfufs zee stall. T-s-s. large
t.iher's tomato sauce ftri Use can Camp
esits Soups. lee. cans pork ana beans.
use Stall e. zoe Master blend coffee.
. fbs tffsi ssc coffee. ) ne ~ %
= 10. can nsyal BAKING powder. tt.tt.
stan %. peAnus enstsr. lie 10. MArixoid
.aafs afinr. see 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08
eA>traNy

stalls fs..s. szriEoid raarFarine. r7s
n. Troea. oern Nut % Sut Ola sc n.
! ne sac. Rogers freah peanut buttsf.
lie 70. stalls H-is-it. strA~ berries. sc
eer. asparagus ffe aad zee =, new po-
satses lee and isc -, stall ~. small
can cArnation OF ltordsns milk. So. large
an pickles. fer &C.. cottage cheese. :
rrs ftc stall III. fte glass Jelly. isc.
cans naafh'a sarfin.s. stsl sfs Por-
tefss poddings ttc can stats sa-91-at
faney bacon. tsr and Tee N swedish
potato sausage. ttr n dry naif purk. Zee
N. staii :. e~ss wsssinxten creAmsry
batter. eor n best local ranch essr
zoe dor American cheese. mild OF sharp.
fsr - stan e. Nasaiz OF. rte. stc.
o. IS and ftfs: pkss uAaaroaL SPA
Theiti ~ needles. sec stalls stte. 10 ihs
care sugar. sse. ms ohirarfelils
chocolate. sses ears Koed peas. see.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08
CHARGE STEAMER NOT
SAFE; FIGHT PURCHASE

Charging the steamer Dawn. cper-
a&ed by the Anderson Steamboat
company between the mainland and
Mercer island. Is unseaworthy and
dangerous. residents OF tho island
are preparing TO protest against the
purchase Of the boat by the county
commissioners. The county commits
uton~rs had contemplated PURCHASING
the boat to relieve the present poor
service to and from Mercer island.
Tho board h considering having
four boats. the Atlanta. Fortuna.
Dawn and AauiliA. from the Ander-
On Steamboat company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08
II. S. Booze Case Is
Halted by Blunder

Because somebody In the United
States district attorneys Office held
a personal conversation with a mem
ber Of the jury. the case against Ar.
thur Acton. charged with Illegal OPP
Grafton Of booze sim. was with
drawn by Federal Judge Cushman
Thursday morning and postponed to
June 20 TO be reset for trial.
Acton was arrested December II.
1918. In Snohomish county. The jury
had been irnpaneicd and the govern
ment had already introduced part
Of It's evidences when the break In the
trial occurred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08
OPPOSE PAYING
OVERTIME WAGE
Council Committee Defers
Action on Mems Petition

we want TO cooperate In ev-
cry way with the city. but n
they refuse. the street railway
employees have unanimously vot-
I'd 70 leave the question up TO
their officers and members Of the
grievance committee. II they
eccm II necessary. they can call
referendum vote for strike TO
secure overtime pay"
This was the statements made
Thursday afternoon by ]. A. Steven.
son. business agent OF street Rail.
way Employees Local 5s7. following
the passing OF Councilman Erick-
sons motion before the public utili-
ties committee. deferfing action on
the sarImen's demands until budget
time. In June.
May Abandon Cars
There lis a possibility that such a
call may be made" the business
agent declared. "or we may adopt a
plan Of carrying out to the letter
the city's own s-hour-day law. In
the latter case. cars would be left
wherever they happened TO be at the
end OF a mans eight hours"
Another motion. entered by Coun-
Gilman Moore. requested the council
ar a whole to ask heads Of all city
departments for information as TO
whether or not they pay overtime,
and how. II was also moved to ask
for fun legal information as to au-
thority for payment Of overtime by
the city. The motions were adopted
Hesketh Offers Plan
Councilman Hesketh. who Is not a
member Of the committee. appeared
at the meeting and expressed the
opinicl that superintendent Muir
phine and the street car men be al
lowed TO make an agreement to set
tie the question. The utilities super
intendent. he says. is already plan
ming to have no run longer than
eight and half hours.
The union representatives, argued
they are already conceding a half.
hour 10 the city by lengthening their
day 10 eight and half hours.
IL was said that no action would
be taken by the carmen until after
the finance committee. TO which the
matter is also referred. meets Fri
day. Members OF the finance com
mittee are Fitzgerald. Moore. Haas.
Thomson and Hesketh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08
RENEW APPEAL
FOR STUB LINE
Queen Anne Residents Go
Before Committee

Following a hearing on the csr
continuance OF service on the Ray
street stub streetcar line. which last.
ed almost an hour. In the utilities
committee Of the council Thursday
morning. the matter was laid over
for another week by that body.
Another Investigation Of the need
% the lire will b. made BY the com
mlttee II was said.
Residents % North Queen Aane.
affected By the stopping OF services
on Ray street. appeared before the
COMMITTEES In body and again set
forth their reasons for wishing the
service continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08

SAN FRAScisco. May s.--Buttsr---
Extras. size.
Egxs-Extras. zoe; firsts. &c; EXTRA
puiieir. eve.
chsese--california flats. fancy. sihe:
firsts. 7s'4c.
potntoea--w wharf prices; Deitar. TITS
ga per Genital. Oregon burhanks. 81
3aS. Idaho gems. 81 4sas. Washington
Fema. ssa2.as. sweet. ttse0s. now po-
tatoes. "a G5c per pound: gArnets. So
5Mc.
Onlona--rce house California. stmtss
per GENITAL: on the street. ff.ss.
oats--Red feed. fg2oa2so
Barley--Sn. feed f2bs0sS7h
shipping. ta.so6sss at Port Costa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08
PORT COMMISSIONERS
DEFINE THEIR DUTIES

A resolution defining the powers
OF the members Of the port commits
sion and limiting the president to
his own department. was adopted
"Wednesday BY Commissioner T. 3.
Llppy and W T. Christensen. The
resolution forblds one commissioner
from interfering In tho department
under another's control.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08
Public Markets


stall "a, kfisfafsrspn's milk. Zoe az.
Acme Grocery. basement. dried apriceta
- apples. See n. pkFs. corn flakes.
&c sugar and suRp stait. carnatinn -
uerdsn's milk. iae can iarsr ftnfT fqe
hsfa small o. large sea fsam zee pkg.
small g.. unrai Grocery. Fisher Nland
-four. fatp sack rnigsrs coffee. zee
n Red seal GFocery, Annex cans
minced clans. ssui solid pack, tomatoes.
zee. stalls 2t-z7. eFabapple jelly. z2e n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08

stall ~. ma I'm. csn~ rursr. Use
stsii 70 Kristpfsrson's pare. frrsh- pas
testftHrd milk. Ice a.. &c pt stall e.
TAFT can Carnatton milk. lie. Stall ~.
large Columbia river shsd. see zach .
King salntan re ttr tarKe sainon
tfsnf. ttc each. stall Is. diI pickles. .
faf ice; pure p~snat batter. Ito n. hsali
-. rs fancy bead rice. zee. , ma
Eassr-n farfns -Arl Ne best rolled
@ais. s$e- ktalf ~. hutseruaiik. Zee g3t (.
ssusfaraut &c Ct. creamery cutfer kts
~. stall 1855. I'D snapper. De str.
chlnsos sairaoa. rss the. hsiibut. sec
n stan sx paekiss pcrk. Zee N. beef
liver. tsAe NJ bailfnE t%ef. lie n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08

issf FIRST ave. KrisfofsFson's eef'ars
cheese. ne stc. ffesh rifnsnio ehsss<
zee NJ. home made ham leaf. zee NJ
stalls i-s-t. sifiein steak. stc n Eeoa
bacon. SOC ~ liver ibs fse. htaii iez.
fresh Eround p~anai batter, Use N. NJ
tte. 3 tail can. best mtik. 3scs ma
pare cane sugar. Tia stan "a. tnH cea
lee n. fhs ssci black cod. rs sse
stalls it-ft rhs ali wheat nacaFeal
zts : cans pork and bcans. tsc. potted
meats. Sc can : iba. pilot bread. s&c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08
SkINNER-EDDY
LAUNCH VESSEL
48th Ship OF Local Firm
Takes Water

The s.see-tcn steel ship Eidridgc
was launched by the Skinner 8 Eddy
corporation early Thursday after.
noon. Mrs. George NJ. Esierly. OF
Waldo. ore. was sponsor for the
ship. which was the ssth steel
freighter 60 he launched az the skin.
ner a Eddy plant The Eldridge will
load flour on the sound for the T..
5. shipping board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08
FILIPINO ORDERED HELD

r. Buenaventura. Filipino. arrest
ed by federal officials on a forgery
charge, was bound over TO the grand
Jury Thursday by United States Com.
missioner McClelland. His bail was
fixed at $1,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08

Isn't he young looking ~ be one
Of the attorneys In so important a
cazc7"
The speaker was one of the won.
en- who crushed into Judge John =.
Jurry's eourtroorn Thursnay She re
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08
Nfl~Tt-AkT

Ftsh stall chtnuoA sslmon. tnc ~
haiibut. 2eo 70 caiunabia river shad. tse
n. stalls fs.fF 8 bars crystal .site
soap. 4se. fhs. Flake waite ~hoFtrrinE.
tse Holly milk. lee can. stall los.
bars Palm olive. ltc. pkrs Cream.
ette-. asc. ! cans peas 90 cora. Soc stall
ise. nss green pea. zoe n. ThanaIe.
~ esr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08
CARNIVAL /,
AS DRIVE ENDS
Victory Event Scheduled to
Mark Loan Success

Seattle will celebrate the closing u
the Victory Loan campaign Satmr-
day night with the biggest outburut
Of merriment ever held here.
Second ave. from Pine st south,
viii bc cleared. and dancing. confetd
throwing and other forms Of carn3-
val activity will reign
A big illuminated electric sign
spelling the word Victory" win -
placed over Second ave. at Cherry
St. but the ~ viii not be lit unt1
Saturday night. when. as the OPEN
ing gun OF the big carnival, victDgY
Loan officials will put the "" n
Victory"
Plans for the celebration have ~
been completed. Headquarters IN,
nounocd that Joy will be unru-
strained" and the biggest carnival
ever held In Seattle will result.
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08

ferrcd 10 A. II. Iiiien. who. with
Thomas NJ Aalren. II pleading for
the liberty % Ruth Garrison. the girl
who admits having poisoned Mrs
Grace Elizabeth Storrs on the after.
noon Of March IS In the Bon Marchc
tea room 10 that abe might have her
husband
Hiien In ?. years old. lie was born
IN Minnesota. but came 10 Washing.
ton two years later. He was gradu.
Atrd from the Auburn high school IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08
HURLEY TO INSPECT
= COASTS SHIPYARDS

SAN FRANCISCO. May s.-Ed.
ward y. Hurley. head OF the United
States shipping board. win visit the
Pacific coast In the immediate fu-
ture. according to a telegram re-
ceived by Senator James ID. Phelan.
WASHINGTON. May Sat the
rcaucs, Of Ahipyards on In. Pacific
coast. Chairman Hurley. OF the ship
ping board. has taken up with Presi.
dent Wilson the question whether
the yards shall b. allowed 20 build
ships for foreign account
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08

NEW YORK. May A--rrae;ionsi sRins
we're anown at the stock sasfksi openinE
today rnited states steel ~2s $50. ap
4 southern Pacific. ie7fz- W \ Men.
lean Petroleum.. lin. ~ =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08
Liberty Bonds Quoted

NEW YORK. May s--faborty bond
quotations. sMa, tsssf. up 90. first
is. $3.50. second ~. f9t2s. OFF &c; first
4As. $3.50. up Zoe; second tAa. seas
Off Sc; third as. fs5.5s. Off Sc. fourth
sAs. $3.50. off Sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08

When the new u. S. $. Tonnes
see was launched AT the Brooklyn
navy yard the sponsor was Miss
Helen Roberts. daughter of Ten
nessee's governor. She is shown
here with the bouquet OF roses
she carried during the ceremony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08

Saying nothing IT the wrong IT,
Is equally as good as saying IT,
right thing at the right time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08
Russ Bandits Rob
Wealthy and Poor

special to The Star by N. l.. Al
STOCKHOLM, May s.--Armed
bandits In Russia are not all Bolshe-
wiki. Gods Beggars." THE Moles"
and THE Healthy sinners" are or.
ganized plunderers formed from dis.
banded regiments in West Russia
which have been unable TO get back
to their homes in East Russia and
Siberia. THE Healthy Sinners" ac-
cept only men sound In wind and
limb. who'd rather rob than work.
They prey on the Bolsheviki as read
lily as on the rest OF Russia. Tying
two poor communists to a railroad
track that a train might run over
them was one of the least of their
crimes. The Moles murder and rob
along the Ukraine border.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-23
WOMAN HELD IN JAIL FOR
WITNESS AGAINST HUSBAND


~ 10 The World
PlNCA cry. Aug. e2.-Mrs.
'''a Mrl.ister rs being heId' In the
.a.y jail as an important witness
4''s' her husband. John McLister.
n oklahoma city building cuntrac-
Who IS charged with killing
MOS II Bishop OF Elk City. Kan
ne city park here on August s.
'ran,s have been Issued for Nc
ser who escaped immediately after
nooing Bishop, who died Inn
,Hatelv.
Nr McListcr. who is about 1s
rs od, iS the adopted daughter of
ana Mr. Charles ". Barr OF
tahom0 CIfy. she and McIIsler
't married June 1, this year. and
a1t a. once to ponca city. where
ali some building contracts. Her
'nnd 's 20 years old and Bishop
!" y Sho was sitting In the park
" a'klnC 10 bishop when her
Nard rode mp on a bicycle.
i'A'd bishop ani then rode rapid
away An efforts 20 locate h'n
I've proved futile thus far. although
''s NJ NcIaster have hccn wide
| 'sribu'cd.
nshop was engaged 10 be married.
understood He attended an
'rs training school at Lawrence,
Later he came 10 Ponca city
~ had worked for both the Mar
80 and Empire oil refineres.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-23
GOVERNMENT TRUCKS
RECEIVED BY STATE
Highway Commissioner wood Il IN
ftcc'ipt nf Forty Of Total
Allowance OF 500.
ARE LOANED TO COUNTIES
Mo- urtJ,lu and Okmulgcc Counties
Are Now Using Their QuUa
on Road Construction.

Special 70 The World
OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. 81
About 80 of the 300 or more govern
ment trucks loaned to the state high
WAY department have been received
by Henry wood, state highway com
misnoncr Tho trucks are bcinG
driven from Fort Sill and pending
their assignment TO counties arr
parked on the capital district
grounds
The trucks are Peerless make. or
three ton capacity and as rule IN
an excellent condition. They sun
bear the mark ot the federal govern
ment and their appearance cannot
De greatly altered They are not
especially equipped for any class ot
service and have been used for gen
oral purposes 100 'heN army camps
Commissioner wood a recommend
ing to the counties that the trucks
b" equipped with dump bodies and
Is arranging f0f this equipment un-
der contract for many OF the coun-
ties Counties are expected To Keep
the trucks in good condition and uf
course 10 operate them with as lltuq
deterioration As possible
These trucks are 10 be loaned 10
counties which are constructing fed
eral state highway work. fleet
of 10 Of the trucks has been dis-
patched to McCurtaln county where
large project is under way ana
three have been loaned 10 Okmulgee
county Many requests have been
received by the highway department
and to those counties which are en-
titled 10 the use Of the trucks under
tho federal state aid rule. shipments
will be made as soon as possible.
Some time ago IS Ford cars. or
the four passenger type, were re
ceivcd by the highway department
for use In counties operating state
and federal aid road projects. These
with the trucks now coming from
Fort sill are part Of more than
1900, 600 worth of road building ma
chinery and equipment which the
government Is luoning the state upon
the request OF Governor Robertson
who secured this concession on his
trip TO Washington early inSune.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-23
J. NJ. GAYLE RESIGNS AS
AUDITOR FOR THE STATE


Special N The World
OKLAHOMA CITY. Aug 2f--Jo-
seph NJ Gayle, who for five years
has been auditor OF the state corpo
ration comm ission, has rendered nj,
resignation to become effective Sep
tomber I In order 20 enter consult
ing rate work. MT Gayle will handle
public utility relations with the pub
lie which. he says, can be improved
not only to the extent Of better
serving the public but by the install
lation Of such Improvement ~ vii
rring about more satisfactory
financial result 20 The company fur
nishing the service
In his new work Mr.. GAYLE will
be associated with II. T.. MuEson
who for number Of years was gas
and electrical engineer for the cor
porption commission.