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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-14
LOST AND FOUND
mo REWARD.

mo REWARD.
Lost between iuhdn and Rock Island
station. oklahoma Guy white fox ter.
..tr male dog. with bfONn head md
enrs, large brown spots on back and
sldes, stump tan. nick ~ car, weight
" pounds. named FlJO. viii pay s2j l0r
recovery. Nfilo or wifs NJ my ~
prnsc viii come get him T. ~ Suli.
van. Orlando, Okla
LOST HctNcen ~ West ON and Rob.
inson 81. one gold bracelet oi wrist
watch Call Walnut ia
LDs r. Large black velvet bsg droppod
ron kOamot roudsirr corner W,st
sixteenth md Souh Walker. plpa.r
phone Mrs X . Aubrey. lc" iIucklns
hGtcl ur nffiCc ~ = G. Auhfcy.N co,
iiO6 Ftrt" National innk
LOST-A mll terrier frmblo nun black
in color liberal reward viii be plld
fnr the return ~ The pun to e. n SIC.
Elhncl ~ street a. Draper ur1cr.
taking COMPANY i?g Wer, Gtrnd sy-
tulu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-14
MACHINERY ARD SUPPLIES

FOU SALE Star SO 80 gasoline well
duUIUg machine, with N h.p upright
u1lIy f,y one ~ hep thnnof type
.l, uI 'urEr. robgln ana IN first. class
orl,r. uuH % hsr FnifDnuks Morse
.r. "N rHH0lIne aud oil engine,
mounted uu firI uucl rebuilt ana IN
G.ul WORDING order. other machinery ~
100 NuIs simmons lilEgs company
lr. MnmphIF, 1unH
fOK sNai-ilH q 1850 mogul ker.
0Hnnp tractor IN running order, !
Co.o fcprfni0f 2sT.H. IN good running
udr, so drive belt l. ". BfoWu.
l"dgnpOrf, Oou.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-14
FINANCIAL

WANT to lofn private money en- city
property uCod proposition. S-!S.
care Dthhomnn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-14
AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES

.chnTLThC S.

In excellent condition. new TOP rr.
Gently painted, fl'y equipped, pi.ti
Tor plich sale.
Motor Car Sales CO.
Pierce Arrow Distributor
Sl' North liroadwny walnut ti20.
BOi sALE Light touring rqr lu'i
painted urW top, new FNtt coFDr.
perfect mechanical condition. a b'tu-
mn little car. would hc sp'rHi'y dr-
1lrsbIr for = lady. leaving DJ, must
srll Maple 1888.
lNrTRT radiator ',buUi'fs l'ps-
Auto Metal works ~ West .'h
rOR NLE s.phScngrr overland two
tors. bumper extra scat cpFeu. N,
,flHr paid o go0d tires. COruurn'hl
m.tor ~ West California
BUICK SIX
Fine shape. must r.il AZ "n'r %
N,u Main
a 7.PAYhLNGlE Hnyncs cor good
condition. fUr trade FOR white Phr'h-
or. Deep p0oi or llomn.pEh on stock
soi Patterson Rldg Walnut G'e.
FOE SALE passenycf lntcr- -Stlio.
than 800 mles $50 cash. err lists NJ
business purpose = y oklahoman.
LOoK2 LOOKl LOOK!
THESE CARS TAKEN ~ TDADE
oN LEXlNGToNs ANn ARE NJ,
CHANICALLY PERFECT hSD ARE
PRICED FOR QUICK SNT LET rs
IEMONsTRATE ASD PROVE TO
YOU THEIR REAL VALUE,
Marrlen 81
1918 CHrMMY. NEWPORT BLUE.
IrvF BRAND XIV CORD TINES
CAR ~ PERFECT CONDITION.
Ih1ED RIGHT.
0idsmobiie Six
'pls FIVE PASSENGER. WIRE
WHEELS. ASD ALL EXTRAS. CAR
ms EXCELLENT CONDITION, A
DANDY FOR u.o2J.
Chalmers Six
19ls PASSENGER; A REAL BuY
ITDR 1850.
Davis Six
|9IF rtASS lsNtl.l, bllsN HIsl'
hs pENONsTRATOH ONLY. t'lJ0.
WATSON .COOSEY MOTOR
COMPANY.
STATE DISTRIBUTORS
LEXINGTON
-r Y BROADWAY. WALNUT 2iN0
FORD ROADSTER
For sale cheap. West Main.
Alto WANTED To strip down, ans
make. dirt cheap for cash. Phone
| Walnut jG7o after y m
{ fORD roadster for sale call Walnut
/ 1000 + y. H~stefmar.
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Motor Car Sales CO.

In excellent condition new TOP 20.
enlly painted, fl.y cII1ppe', ph.si
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-14

1912 7-rASSENGER. BEES USED
hs DEMONSTRATION ONLY 8 l50.
WATSON -COOSEY MOTOR
COMPANY.
STATE DISTRIBUTORS
LEXINGTON.
~ y BROADWAY. WALNUT 2iNo
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KoDAKs. fILmsAND FINISHING

KODAK FILMS developed and printed
Wo DO superior work write fof price
Hat, We DO not nctlilco quality Tor
speed. Wehtfall Drug Company. Okla.
h0mn CITY,
FILMS developed lOf 1ny slle. paints.
&c each; postcards. ic, mail 10 Miin's
Studio. I'll Culbertson Bldg Oklahoma
CiN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-14
MISCELLANEOUS FOX SALE

STEEL cabinets. flrepfoof safes. vault
doors Hnwley CommlsAiOn Sales Co.
500 West Grand Ave.
CALL PHILLIP. the Al buyer, second.
hand clothes, shoes, etc. Maple NZl0.
MISCELLANEOUS card signs. Walnut
30fs
FOR HALE--One beautiful new gray
sllk dfesa sire ~. cheap for cash. Cali
o. 11i ~. ith ~
VACUUM sHeeper for ssle, cheap. wal
nut Gj7
TWO nice diamond rings fDf sale. very
friE0uhbl" sac, OklahomHn
FOR SALF-lD1- I,onf bake oven. ref-
f'ct condition: cost fl1J. sen diuck
81 n y covsy. stroud. Okla
tOH SALE Music cabinet. sewing ma
chine, - each. adjustable drerI form,
ohIp Phone Walnut pN
\ BLAtTlFrL hand embroidered
luncheon set; can De seen ~ 800 Fast
PAX rhcc
GiuDa twrIe IN good condition. ~ So
" pie 1854
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NOTICES


/Oknhom, city. okla. May H. l1i9.
Notice s hereby gwen thrt the text
book commission Of the state Of Ofln-
homa will conven. In tho office OF the
governor. In Oklahoma CITY. OKLA, on
Monday, June 10. 1919 AZ 9 O'Clock A. m,
10 consider bids and proposals To fur-
nish for n term Of i've YEARS, beginnlrg
Aug !. 1919, to thr public schools of
Oklahoma under tho provisions OF
Chapter II, Article & Revised Laws ~
Oklahoma. 1919. aud amendments there
TO. n uniform system or scrica OF school
teSi books maps, churts, globes, aud
other sclool apparatus for Use In hll Of
the public schools OF Oklahoma. and the
hcrlcs no selected shall include AZ tie
taught w the public schools Of the stlte
up 10 and including the twelfth yrydt.
The bids 10 furnish such 's'.t In oka
shall he sealed aud depottcd With n.
N wilson. n secretary Of the text book
commission OF tho state Of oklahoma
not later than June H. l0lo
Contracts and bonds ns pto2,dcd IN.
der this act muft be eseruird within
thirty dayfsfter contacts arc awarded.
The publishers or indlvIdlnlS desiring
20 submit books for adoption are re
Quested to furnish eHcA morihrr ~ the
text hook commission ~ ~ state oi
Oklahoma with cope of Wch h1Jta,
offered for adoption, al his r,sldonce I'd
drSss
fublish.ra rnd o,hern failing TO oh.
serve the Terms oi thit advertisement
or inilins to comply with the proyislD,
Of Chapter H. Article =, Revised laws
Of Oklahoma, 1919, in the subml,s,oa o.
fcit ali cinims to consldciation.
Each bid ghall r,n,e specifically nnd
clearly ,hs ts,an pllce IL, ~ wnlcm n'n y, N.Y. n,,
ooos VIII. pc .',a,sn," n,,,u, ,sI , M ~ ~, w.
rpon's. por "S ~ each M and rll books offer,J m
'"lnen W ',.' "'a ~ ~ ',s "''N''. ~,
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ONE h0.ft. guaranteed rubber hose.
and 2'burner ghs plate Maple i5lO'J'
BED. chitfonlor. dfessrr washing ma
chine, for sale. East sth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-14

THE Ekks HopGE will give an IN.
formal dande at their hall Friday
nieht, May 10. 1910. Procee~a for char
ity fund
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EXPERT radiator 'tbuUi.fH lipfr
Auto Metal works ~ West .'h
rOR NLE- .laWcngrr overland two
tors bumper extra seat ,pFru. ls
tfuHr paid o gOOd tires. Continental
r..flf 20 West California
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NOTICES
o. X. STAMP q HpAL co, Ils west
1fand rsons Walnut sts

o. X. STAMP q SEAL co, lIs west
Grand rsons Walnut sts
VICTORY WATER co.
deep well oft water. Prompt delivery,
Phone Walnut 1850
FATTY who took pink sllk shirt from
line at the back Of ll5 West sth. IN
known and unless ssm0 N returned A.
oncs. party Will bo arrested
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids VIII he received by the
fiiy CLERK of phUr Valley, okla, unlll
& y M Monday, May TO- 1919. for the
erection hnd completion ~ m addition
90 ci,y Han 10 he built for and IN
IN, city ~ pauls Valley. IN accordance
with plans and sprcliicntiu prepared
by Jewell HICKS. architect
Plans are now on file and can be
secured upon application for the Mmo
1T the office of the City Cl,Ik Of laul.
VALLEY, okla
The City reserves the tight to reject
any and hll bids
Don't think you cnu weHf your Old hat
ana look CLASSY We would appreciate
your calling ana seeing urr stlirs and
prices. ladies' ana childcu's hats. 81
ana ~ Up.tO. Date Millinery. lIui5 "
Maih. over Drramlhnd thertcr. Maplt
iaGG
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LAWN MOWERS

Callad for and delivered ID. D O. Cycle
Shop, eos wett Qrand walnut e.
SKAYD0, trsnsYofma tons and = .suris.
made from cut Mir and comblnas;
0atchinr rstra Shades q s,ec'slty;
Work crite' frr IND delivered. Mrs.
Busy, Maris tsss.
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OIL MAPS

WANTED--A star machine 10 ~
some shsliow wgns for CO. ~ VI
sulphur Ohia: also isaae To- - b
owner N Bukbwnttt uelk n
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

$50 NEW ~ ,ALhND Red Rabbits for
sale; all axes all from registered rnd
hiEhly pedigreed stock stock shipped in
= hours after money received pedi
SrcCs sent with stock Satisfaction
guaranteed. MyClain RabbItry. Abilene,
IeNar
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1919-08-08
ARE IDLE:
MINES shut DOWN

WASHINGTON, Aug. I'm a
speech on the coal situation in this
country, Congressman IIuddleston,
of Alabama, read letter from Di-
rector General Densmore, Of the
United States Employment Service,
which states that unemployment
and distress prevails among miners
i'm certain sections of the United
States.
Ever since the armistice was
signed" says Mr.. Densmore, chou
sands Of miners have been idle. Tn
employment has been keenly felt in
Ohio Indiana, Illinois and the
Southwestern districts Production
of bituminous coal has decreased for
the period ending June IS, 1919
from 2t2,o00o00 as compared with
284.000.000 for the same period in
1918, and the production of an
tbracite coal from 69,0Ooo00 to
38,000.000 tons.
"This is due to the fact that coal
mines have been shut down and
thousands Of men have been forced
out Of employment. The coal op-
orators aIlege that this idlcness is
caused because there is no market
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lean closed shop in our merchant
marine"
The strikers attempted to show
that their demand was a test on the
America frs" claim of these ship
owners, but the explanation was
ignored and the untruthful claim
of closed shop" made against men
who are trying to Americanize the
nations merchant marine.
The strike was the most success
full ever wagod by these workers on
the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. In
this city alone between 500 and 600
ships We're tied up. During the
strike the unionists agreed to man
a fleet of cattle boats which car
ried several thousand milk COWS to
France.
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PLUMB PLAN LEAGUE
Declaration of Principles

We believe that the efficient con-
duct of the railroads is essential to
the welfare and prosperity Of every
citizen, and to the growth and de-
velopment of every industry.
We believe that every dollar ac-
tually placed at the service of the
public in the operation of these
public highways constitutes an in
vestment that must be sacredly
guaranteed both as to principal and
interest, both by the people and by
those employed by the railroads.
But We also assume that this guar
antee shall not safeguard a single
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PLUMB PLAN ARGUMENTS

Ism I tne fIulho ran HeIely
means Tor IaDor TO tahe The place
OF llnanclefS III pTolIIlHS from Ine
IallI0adsE
NO III 'He i''I'o" ''''4o ol ','0
"o'" 'i''I are nv - JUS ,''''''' '''0
rum" / IAN ''''' 80 Pl0. us ''
'"'i9 p0'N o'' : az. ''''' -''' .''' 49,
CAPITAL Ie'iie" ','"l ''' o'''''
cry honest uo'i'i II u 40 - '.''0' -
IHe PuoIlo survive '"'' '''i7
"olle ~ '''' '7.''''''' - - y
Se'"' l''e'' ''S
N'o u ii - ''''' ''o' ~
Oh Il'o IlNeu '''''' s'9' nov
rum ga" " ~ '>'' D. ~ -, 10
Oh '"e SUI l''''9 '.'''' '''' '''
llNeu 'l''I S'oa anu 0'',
ms IS d VI l''eil0 o' 7''''l'
ism TINS snare Oh lIle surplus tA0
same as a PIo1lt
All l"'''7'l opo' ''''''' io- F'N'
charges an '''e II az IL %" O-'' ''-''
pay returns AN '''''o7''' y p0' Wv
lor Se''l0 IL I w 90 ueu '' go
improves scr l'e' ~" ''' 0'''.' ~
eI8leu W '"pl''l'7'' '
niue service DIS '"o' '''e'S an
they can earn as il'.''' % '"oS l''o
slOiy can b"l u"0ei '"7 ,''' "
FIah' employees - q" Il 90 i''''''' ',
'"e' can mus 9''e 1- '41I 90
9'i '.le az '",' anita, e., 49,.
- 0''' - = :, - 49, aafoI,. n+,-o. d
leaSI service II can s'loiS 7i'e' p"
dividend on Skill IS d re" u 'o' cue
most service II can possibly -I'e'
one is making money at llle eA i''IIsa
Of the pubic tne oIher = i""NI' . Z
money by mahlns II loI me P'''i0'
by the PlumO ran "S sooD 40 '''9
surplus reaches a gwen Ie'e'' Ia'oS
are reduced. 4hen' 10 IeSIo' T "'' T.
ldends service must We iH''. y e''
ana ne" business q e''e'' 81
dollar Oh new VIalil'' ~ o'' 7''' - ''
increased eilI'Ieii'S ! eP' 80 -
creased prouu''Ion "' IL Wv - '''' '''
general. Inc ram o"09 do nv " ''
Grated can maze pi oli'9 " ''''o'
creating ne" prosper n.y. i'eI '''e
pump ran IAe empty 'o9 ON ga u
no dlFluenoS unless 'Ne' mop ga
industry IlaI uses am o'''''
What OF the WIDOWS anu OF
phans" who must 1--we from theIl
stock returns
Granted there are some, V4o"-1
more than mar Oh raiiIoao So'u' r.
ties are owned by Dig puSll'oa7. '''-
Business mad pracIlcaIll rune" Tue
railroads before the war ana il 1"'
/ Government had not lh'efNeneo I"e
movement OF troops ana Eoou9 'o"'"
not have been accomplished ~"
question OF putting the T"lIToaus on
an efficiency business oasis is d ma
tional one. 1t touches every per-
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MOONEY "FR4MEUP"
AND THE CONGRESS

. WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The
conviction OF Thomas j. Mooney
was secured by a "frame-up' that
was influenced "by local corporate
interests most bitterly opposed to
union labor
The above summarizes a report to
Congress by John b. Densmore, now
Director General of the United
States Employment Service, who re-
Gently Investigated the Mooney case
as a special assent Of the Department
Of Labor
with the aid of assistants, Mr.
Densmore visited San Francisco and
conducted the inquiry without the
knowledge of the authorities Of that
municipality. Some of the evidence
was secured with the aid of a dicta
phone placed in the office Of Dis
trict Attorney Fickert.
A record was taken of the con-
yersations between Fickert. his as
sistants and witnesses for the prose-
cution, many OF the most prominent
being from san Francisco's under
world. When the report was read
by Government printing office Of
ficiaIs, preparatory to being print
ed, they notified Speaker Gillett, OF
the House of Representatives that
much Of these conversations were
too obscene and profane to be print
ed. The speaker ordered these to
be stricken from the printed docu-
mont,
In his report Mr. DensmOre says
that since the OXman exposure, the
district attorneys case has melted
steadily away until there is little
left but an uusayory record of man
ipulation and perjury further rev
Citations having impeacbed the cred
ibility of practically all the princi-
pal witnesses for the prosecution.
anu Il any ''',' '.''l''l .l'..'. 49,
aVloh were H''''e" - ,''0 -,
Weah"eSS u 'io ''''o' vac %, ,n,'-
ol wi . 'i'o''V' o'' - 49,, -,
ana ol IS'"el " '''' ro' - NV ~
10" l'i9 O0'oOel " o'-" va ~ '''i
ply it,"
A"'o'"'e9 u nc" go ,,.l
Mooney are I"'Sl'is a. IN ol'''
/. oerlhS la't',S 81 oi' = 0'1' -I,
b-ah'oH' VINO Is res l'oiisip'o io' '-,''
aaoIiohaI p"OI''l'y, 'm'' "s''"
. proves V"elT ''7e' ,'e o''''' ,''
maker mas Oeeh laIllo'Il'6 dIooiiu 'ol
the past seNeFaI months az" Ni'''7
the United states El'Ploy hl9n'
Service director Del'Ho'e' eS'
"'"' r,.o
movement EeheIaIIE' ! le DeiiSi'io % :
report on the Mooney case a.
placed IN the han"s Oh secretary ..
Labor wilson several weeks ago anu
the Texas representative saw
chance to again get IN the lime
light so he introduced resolulloH
tldL congress ne lul IllSllCNt w IN IAi'
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lect and refusal to make suitable pro
vision for plaintiff and your family
also that plaintiff be awarded ta
care, custody and control of your nj
nor children.
GEO. w. LOUTT1T,
Plaintiffs Attorney
p. Q. Address:
Room 225 Realty Building,
Corner Hewitt and Colby Avenue!
Everett. Snohomish County
State of Washington
Date Of first publication, June 20l
1919.
Date of last publication, August ISL
1919.
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KING COUNTY.
Maude A. Holycross, Plaintiff, V
John l.. Holycross, Defendant
THE STATE or WASHINGTON q
the said John l.. Holycross, pe1el'
ant:
You are hereby summoned to appe
within sixty days after the date
the first publication of this summol
to-Wit: within sixty days after Y
18TH day of July, 1919, and defend Ia'
above entitled action in the above
titled court, and answer the c0mpIal
of the plaintiff, and serve q copy
your answer upon the undersi gned Nv
torney for plaintiff at his Office E
low stated, and in case of your talls.
so TO do, judgment will be renders
against you according TO the dema.1
of the complaint, which has been III"
with the clerk of said court ,l
The object of the above entity.
action is to secure a divorce from "
defendant on the grounds Of crueH
and non-support.
JAS. T. LAWLER.,
Attorney for PlalntHts
p. Q. Address 90S White BLDG
attic, King County, Wash
First publication, July is, 1919
Last publication, Aug. 8. 1919
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The City and County Commits
sioners are arranging for the dis
tribution of Wan Department food
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Notice is hereby given, that me , Y,
dersigned has been appointed eAeV,gi ,,.
OF the last will and testament OF %ha,
shall j. Darling, deceased, ana "a
duly qualified as such executor, 3...
notice is hereby given by the uH''
signed TO the creditors of anu ii
persons having claims against the n.
decedent to serve the same on the AS
derslgned at his residence, Nc. nj.
END Avenue. Northwest, Sesaa'ss
Washington, or on Sherwood a a'f IN
field, his attorneys Of record ana, N
such claims, together with pr9oi M
such service with the clerk on M
above entitled court within sN nh
months after the date of the ilIs' y
LEGATION of such notice.
G. O. harness, r,sl
Executor of the Last VIII ana nj
lament of Marshall j DarlnB'
ceased
SHERWOOD & MANSFIELD,
Attorneys for said Executor, ,.,,,tl
309-l0-11 Colby Building EIots.
Snohomish County, Wasihdit6
First publication, July Is, IA"
Last publication Aug. S, 1919. n
Try BLUE ribbon" Cigah
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Thrift is the yeast that swells
pennies to dollars. Prove it with
War Savings Stamps.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or THH2
STATE OF WASHINGTON, "a
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF -"
HOMISH.
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Smoke Chas. Sheets CHALLENGE
Toe Cigar.
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Remedy: Government Ownership
of the coal mines,
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rau-p tho worker is raised from tnu
sfatrs of am rmnlova IN that or 81
rartrer i'm fine e1ta,prf.r and tnf-
f- frro sion forward .r.. rafr-
road worker tneY basfu, to s.1ufre
a rrlatf9n-nfY to his industry which
4. ANALOGOUS TO his relationship to
The city. state and nation i'm which
he lives. He begins no enjoy now
rights. privileges and duties with
ra.9o.f 10 a phase or his life. I'm
reality the most Important which
. he newer cnfovcd before. Instead of
his .fob" being a thing apart from
himself. which simply provided an
oDportupitv for him TO earn his
daiIv wage il will acquire new and
incroasinelv vital interests. Herein
lies tho true worth of the workers
plan for democratic control. for it is
the only solution possible whereby
automatically the morale of the
workers of the industry is gradually
deyoIoned to the maximum.
A clear thinker. Mr.. Alvin John
SON rocentlv pointcd out the fol-
lowing.
1--WE are wasting immensely val
liable resources because our sys-
tenn does not enlist the fun CO.
operation of the worker. The Diff
ference in efficiency between the
man who is doing well enough to
hold his job is a measure of our inn
mediate loss. But there is an uItl-
mate loss that is far greater. That IS
the loss in inyentireness that results
when men give their bodies to their
work but not their whole minds
The industrial process Us suscept-
Bile of infinite improvements IN de-
tail and the workers, if alert and
intent upon the problem of indus
try, know just whore these improve
ments are needed. They know col
lectiycly more about TINS imam any
manager, however well equipped for
efficiency engineering. Most OF
them lack the ability to devise i'm
proyements, although they may be
conscious Of the need. Practical in
ventive ability is rare. But nobody
can question that there is potential
ly a vastly greater volume OF in
ventivo ability in the whole work
ing class than in the small group
D of inventors.
"What is requisite to the develop
ment Of this intellectually valuable
resource is the active interest OF
the workers and a pride of work
manship that will not only direct
lens Of production but Will enlist
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Try BLUE RIBBON" Cigar. &c.
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SUMMONS FOR pUB11oAr1ou

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND
FOR SNOHOMISH COUNTY
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IN PROBATE

In the Matter Of the Estate OF M4
snail j. Darling, Deceased
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Leila Lutz, Plaintiff, VS.. Joseph
Franklin Lutz, Defendant.
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Your KODAK WORK satisfactorily
done at JULIEN STUDIO.
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No. 1901
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TIL
STATE OF WASHINGTON, FU'
KING COUNTY.
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Maude A. Holycross, Plaintiff, V
John l.. Holycross, Defendant
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GEO. w. LOUTTIT,
Plaintiffs Attorney
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-04-24
YeOmanettes To Be
Eliminated From Nayv

Washington, April a. Woman
cites are doomed to become but a re.
nenbered dream-a dream of fair
women.
They are threatened with extinction
because the naval appropriations bill
S;ed Of an acute attack of filibuster.
ing in the Senate.
The passage Of the bill apprcpriat.
ing few festive millions was highly
necessary to renew the chic but worn
chin straps, provide nut sundaes and
otherwise sastain navy damsel life.
July ist Is the day upon which ev
en- the sea, that has a slight con.
cection with the yeomanettes, is ex.
oected to wear a sunless aspect.
It Is the time when funeral Gobs
will drop gobs Of sorrow and chunks
Of plain mad into the dreary sea.
For it is the day when the presen,
appropriation for yeomen will drib.
bic aolefuliy out to the last drop.
The weeping and wailing Of the
navy at the loss of its efficient hand
maidens will be more loud and heart,
rending than the groans of the vets
on July /.
The question that is being asked
what are the Yeomanettes going t,
do without the navy--is quite coun