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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-06-18
SENATOR SPOONER DEAD.

John Colt Spooner, former United
States Senator from Wisconsin, died
at his home in New York after an ill
ness of several weeks. He was ma
tive Of Lawrenceburg, Ind, removing
served in the 10th Wis. Infantry and
was later captain Of the 50th Regi-
ment in the Civil war. He served in
the United States Senate from 1885
to 1891 and from 1897 to 1907, re-
signing to take up the practice of
law in New York city. He was ten
dered a cabinet position by President
Mckinley in 1898, but declined it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-06-18
VISIT CASSVILLE TO
AID IN CELEBRATION

A delegation of business men and
others will go to Cassville Thursday
to attend a soldiers and sailors
Homecoming and a fremen's tourna-
ment. 1t will be the biggest" day
of the year at the prosperous little
river town and hundreds of visitors
from the surrounding territory are
anticipated. The Burlington railroad
will put on extra train service for the
day. Volunteer firemen from Cass-
vile and other towns of the same size
will compete in the tournament
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-06-18
MESSENGER OF DEATH
SUMMONS AGED LEGIST.

Hon. H. P. Orion of Darlington, the
oldest lawyer in point of service in
the southwestern circuit and the last
of the legal giants of his day, was
called by death yesterday morning at
s o'clock Mr.. Orion was SO years
old and in active practice up to few
months ago. For several years he
was blind but made daily trips to his
law office where he evidenced keen
ability in legal work. His practice
civered 60 years.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-06-18
SKIDDOO NUMBER HOODOO
FOR GRANT SHEEP RAISER.

Twenty-three sheep may or may
not be an unlucky combination for
sheep men but anyhow John Hoffman
of Grant river has a broken finger.
John was shearing sheep and one
tried to get away and John grabbed
the sheep and the sheep jumped and
broke Johns right thumb. And John
came to Lancaster for medical atten-
ton. John says the sheep average
105 pounds and wool is worth about
As cents and that's ALL
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-06-18
OLD PIONEER DIES.

Miss Sarah Banfeld, aged 70, an
inmate of the county asylum for 81
years past, died Saturday morning of
inirmities incident to old age. The
funeral was held Sunday interment
taking place in the j. Allen Barber
lot at Hillside. Miss Banfield, was a
sister of Mrs. j. Allen Barber.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-06-18
STORM AT GALENA.

A terrific storm raging at Galena
caused much damage Monday morn
ing. The Interstate company immed-
lately switched its supple to the De-
eoran source giving service with prac-
tically no interruption.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-06-18
SCHADE BUYS SANITARIUM.

w. ]. Schade has closed a deal with
j. A. Mccoy for the old Calls prop
erty Mr.. Schade has used the build
ing for several years for a sanitarium
and will now consider it a permanent
home for his business.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-06-18
INCREASED RATE FOR WOOD
MEN, IN EFFECT JULY 1,

Rock Island, Ill.-The referendum
vote of the Modern Woodmen of Am
erica membership sustained the new
assessment rates recently adopted
and will take effect July 1, Assistant
Head Clerk ]. G. Ray announced.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-06-18
GUERNSEY SALE NETS s21,O75.

Several Grant county breeders at
tended the sale of DR.. Christenson's
herd of fine Guernsey cattle at Wau-
kesha Wednesday week ago. The
herd sold for S21,075. the highest COW
bringing $1,100, highest bull $3.50.
A number Of the bull calves sold low,
pulling down the average on each an
imal to S45S. Breeders from all parts
of the continent attended the sale, one
party from British Columbia buying
seven head.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-06-18
West Side Reading Club
Entertained at Phillips Home.

The West Side Reading Club went
in cars to the Albert Phillips home
near Porter bridge last Friday the
hostess entertaining in honor Of her
mother, Mrs. Wier. The party came
as a complete surprise to the guest
of honor. Those present report
splendid time and an abundance of
good eats"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-06-18
ACCEPTS GOVERNMENT POSITION

Miss Isabel Gockel of Glen Haven,
teacher for the past year at the Rock
school, No. Lancaster. left Sunday af-
ternoon for Washington d. c., where
she begins work as supervisor of
clerks in the war department.. This is
a lucrative position and Miss Gockel
will remain in Washington if home
ties do not prove too strong.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-06-18
MARSDEN WILL TRUSTEES.

e Judge Goodsell has announced the
trustees of the VIM. Marsden be-
quests. The named men are: Park
FUND.-. T. Parker, c. P. Him, Geo.
Howell. Endowment $4,000. Univer-
sity Scholarship Fund-Wm. Roach.
Endowment $4,000.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-06-18
GOVERNOR SIGNS NURSE BILL.

Governor Philip has signed the
Coe bill requiring the counties to en-
ploy one or more public health nurs-
es or instructors within two years af-
ter July LIST. This item was turned
down by the Grant county board last
fall.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-06-18
BOLT HITS BOsCOBEL SCHOOL.

The high school building at Bos-
cobel, was struck by lightning dur
ing the storm Sunday night The roof
was somewhat torn doing $500 dam
age. There was no fire.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-06-18
ASYLUM HORSE DROPS DEAD.

The county farm lost a valuable
horse worth $3.50 from heat Satur-
day evening. The horse went down
in the cornfeld.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-06-18

Miss Leila Kerr was operated on
Sunday by Drs. Doolitle for appen-
dicitis. The case is a serious one as
the appendix had broken.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-06-18
( x > x X y * X x X
: CONGRATULATIONS DUE.

y s s &
Donald NJ. Thornton, Bloomington !;
Gladys M. Barr, Glen Haven
Theo. Miller, Agnes Steinhoff, both
Platteville
VIM. Retz, Appleton; Viola Pohle,
Bloomington.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-06-18

Frank Blewett and wife Of Dodge.
vile, were Sunday visitors here.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-17
|NF0RmATluNI

Prizoneri Rusi ucisi de Germani.
- Berna. I'm detasament de
II de prizoneri Rusi, imbracati in
uniforma Ibavareza, armati 81
pusi sub comanda ofiterilor spar
tacieni, au fost impresurati in pa
durea GraefeMing de trupele lie
Wertemberg. Au fost judecati de
tribunalul martial, condamnati la
moarte 81 fmpuScati linga Lochau
sen.
Reformk in Corea. - Toxic. -
Sfatul tarii s'a intrunit ieri sub
prezidentia imparatului 81 decis
sd revizuiasca sistemul organic al
guvernamintului. Corean.
Arderea unui vapor. Monte
vidip. Noul vapor american
Gu numele City Of Mobile, care a
sosit pc ziua de Is Martie de la
Port Arthur, Texas, fncarcat Gu
petroleu, s'a aprins ieri 81 a ars
aproape complect Un ON din e.
1chipaj lipseste 81 inca vrc.o trei
i an ales~cu arshri grave. Pagubi-
.Ie stunt socotite la 100000 de do
'lari.
a cxutAreG 0asausior dc r1clliu.
Warren, Ohio. Antoritatile
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-17

de aici sunt eonvinse ca in jude.
tul acesta sunt mai multe cazahe
Gu carl sc fabrica rachiu pc sub
ascuns. Teri s'a gasit unul in plv-
nita unui locuitor din marginea
orasului. Au inceput cercetari Sc
we're.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-17
acum un total de $697 AT. Lotlll
valoreaza 1,5Q0 de dolari.

acum un total de $697.47. Lotul
valoreaza 1,5Q0 de dolari.
Greva Ia tramvae. - Pittsburg.
- Toate tramvaele din Pittsblrg
stau pc loc, din cauza ca peste
5000 de conductor 81 mecanici
unionisti s'au pus in greva. Oa
'menii, carl Ger sd li-se mai ma
.reasca lefurile, n Eau facut nici o
turburare sau alte acte de vio-
.lenta.
Ofensiva CONTRA cfinilor. = Lo-
rain, Ohio. Seriful N. D. Ba-
ckus +din Elyria fost .rugat sd
tcoopereze Gu autoritatile din Lo-
rain la prinderea tuturor cfinilor
vagabonzi. In luna aceasta au
fost muscati de ciini patru copil
din oras.
Londra in doliu. - Londra. -
Capitala imperiului britanic a
fost ieri in doliu dupa Edith Ca
veil, sora de caritate eroina care
fost executata de Germani in
Bruxel in anul 1915. Corpul eli,
desgropat din locul unde-l arun-
casera Germanii, a fost primit GU
onoruri militare la CARA Victoria
Raniti in accident. Lorain.
- La spitalul St. Joseph au fost
adjust astazi dol oameni, raniti
grav in ciocnirea dintre un tram
val 81 automobilul in care calato-
reau. Doctorii zic ca sunt speran-
te de vindecare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-17
Raniti in accident.
voc1 DIN PoPoR.

tC "NtC NLl0NSdlN.
--------O---
VOCI DIN POPOR.
Iata parti din alte doua epis-
tole a celor carl au procurat car
tea: ,,Copii Nostri Nadejdile Vii
tcrului", de loan Farca, studiu
de educatie fizica 81 gimmastica:
Petru Coloja Detroit, Mich: -
Va a'duc la cunostinta caci cartile
care le-ati TRIMS fratelui Stefan
Lutai LEAN vfndut eu, caci din
sui e foarte ocupat Gu alte III
cruri, asa din partea mea, desi nu
sunt nici tinar, dar nici prea ba-
trim, dar pc onoarea mea de Ro-
min spun caci un lucru mai bun
pentru inaintarea neamului romi-
nesc, eu nu am cetit.
Deci primiti sincerile mele null
tumiri 81 va zic sa traiti la mutt
ami fericiti GU intreaga familie ca
sd puteti ,Invata fntreg neamul
rominesc 81 lumina Gu intelepcia-
nea D-tra. Cit imi va sta in putin
ia ell voiu raspfndi 81 pc viitor
intre fratii Rom1ni aceasta carte
frumOasa.
Pretul cartilor VILLAIN TRIMS In
sheck de banca in suma de $3.50.
loan Caba, Harrisburg, Pa: -
,Alaturat va trimit un money or
dar postal in suma de $500, pen
tru care va rog ami trimite pre-
tuita D-tra carte: ,,Copii Nostri,
Nadejdile viitorului". Voiu mai
vinde prietenilor mel de vor vol
sd alba, de unde nu voiu duce
toate bucatile ce-mi vor raminea
In patria veche 81 le voiu imparti
la aeamuri de suvenire".
Ce zici D-ta iubite cetitorule,
care inca nu al procurat 81 cetit
cartea despre care se vorbeste
mai sus? Eu asa cred ca cartea a.
ecasta de mare folos fiecarui
ON, deci nu crezi ca ar Fl numai
spre binele 81 fala D-tale, daca 81
D-ta al avea in casa pc masa
D-tale astfel de carte, care cu
toate ca atdt de frumoasa, pc
lfnga articolille interesante, are
81 A chipuri Gu feciori 81 fete in
uniforma de gimnastica 81 calu-
ser, care de care mai minunate,
in proportie Gu marimea Ell, 13O
pagini, formal mare, si cit MI
Sc poate mai ieftina, sd vinde a.
proape pc nimicai Pretul Ell este
numai so cent?. Cine trimite ba-
nil pentru 5 :bucati, primeste una
in cinste. Cine procura 10 bucati,
primeste 2 ibucati in cinste 81 asa
mai departe.
Sa vedem acum carturari 81 frati
Romfni din America care
stiti aprecia munca desinteresata
| q celui care a pns totul pc altarul
neamuluii... Cartea e foarte M
nd de TRIMS 81 acasa in patria
veche. Satul 1ntreg va merge la
casa unde va fl aceasta carte, 81
vada noutatea venita din Ameri-
ca, viata intreaga va fl bine Gu
vfntat numele aceluie care va tri-
mite Ia careva din rudeniile sale
|de acasa aceasta carte. Aapciati-
va mai multi 81 trimiteti commando
D-tra la autorul ei, de nnde vet
primi-o nhmai decft. Adresa:
loan 1AKOA
3970 0ratiet 1tF, 81. Louis. No.
n Atas. A. sa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-17


ia timp cit au dat 10 dolari pen
tru ,,bumb" -ul (butonul) unei or
ganizatii locale. De atunci sunt
raj, nesuferiti, schizmatici.
Acuma cind au VENT soldatii
din Franta, un ON de afaceri din
Martinsville, Ind, a dat 81 ell ca
Irimie Gu oistea n gard. Omul no
stru a pus 81 ell 0 inscriptie afara.
lnscriptia suna: ,,Bine aN VENT
Cure 4 Sons, undertakeri''.
Ce voia oare omul nostru sd
spuna?
De c7nd fost votata legea
pentru ,,uscat'' sa inmultit in
mod destul de considerable numa-
rul pestilor earl fac o galagie ce
Sc aude pima la urechile oamc-
nilor.
Barbatii nu Sc pricep de loc la
tirguit. Tn barbat este in stare
sd plateasca un dollar pentru III
articol de care are lipsa 81 care
este vrednic numai 80 cent?. q
femeie are sd plateasca SO cent
pentru un articol vrednic &c
cent?, dar de care nu are lipsa.
Nu ar strica sa ne aducem ls
multe ori aminte ca pentru fieca-
re vot eel cfstigi in un argument
polite, pierzi o duzina de prie.
tent
Dupa prima Iulie, cea mai ma
re parte a oamenilor vor cheltu1
mai multi timp v1nind confortuci
| ilchlde.
Daca femeie STAR respecta
! barbatul sau asa cum respects
moda, va puteti 1nchipui cum l-a1
iubi, onora 81 cum s ar ,,slpune"
M aceea ce site un barbat {
aceea eel face sd cada in drago
ste Gu fata ci aceea ce nu site
Tn baiat nu poate sa fie in.
dreptatit in lumea asia. Daca ar.
gumenteaza 81 ell 81 indrazneste
sa-si spuna ,punctul lui de vede-
res, ell capata Gu piciorul pentru
ca raspunde indarat.
Daca nu mintea ci corpul i'm
batrineste, asa cum Mise spune
atunci cum Sc face ca cistigam
par alb pc cap 81 par negru la
mini?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-17


nita unui locuitor din marginaa
orasului. Au inceput cercetari Sc
we're.
Balena omorita de vapor. -
San Francisco, Cal. Pc cind
'crucisetorul Marblehead venea
spre acest port de la San Diego,
dintr 'odata STA 1ncetinit mersul
in mod misterios. Facindu-se GER
cetari Gu reflectoarele s'a gasit
ca vaporul avea in bot balena
dc marine considerable, pc care
0 isbise 81 ranise de moarte. A
juns in port capitanul vindut
balena GU 300 de dolari, suma pc
care dat-o marinarilor ca sa
pue la Gale un banchet sdravan.
Greva in Warren. - Warren.
Ohio. Timplarii 81 antrepreno-
Ri inca n'au putut aplana pima
acum nemtelegerile asupra sala-
relor 81 lucratorii sunt inca in
greva. Eli Ger sa li-se dea go lie
cent pc ora.
Femei scapate din sanator. -
Cleveland, Ohio. = Politia rapor.
teaza ca de la sanatorul Warrens-
vile au scapat doua femei. Fe-
meile, Blanche Culligan 81 Julia
Wellmann, amindoua Gu patima
morfinei, luasera parte la un dams
dat in cartierul femeilor din sa-
nator. In timpul acesta ele Sc 20
borisera in pivnita 81 de acolo au
iesit afara pc D fereastra uitata
deschisa.
Jefuit de pungasi. = Cleveland
Ohio. = Detectivii cautau Joi sd
dea de urma dol pungasi carl
intilnind Joi seara pc Joseph Nj
cholas in strada Ontario, l-au pus
jos Gu citeva lovituri de pumni
81 i-au luat 40 de dolari in hume
rar 81 un incl in valoare de 1000
de dolari.
Negru linsat de multime. =
Vicksburg, Miss. - hloyd Clay
un negru in etate de "a de ami
gasit vinovat CD ar fl atacat o IA
ia alba, fost linsat de multime
81 la urma ars de viu. In actul de
linsare au luat parte peste 1000
de persoane infurate.
Escrocherie nereusita. - Bue-
nos Aires. I'm individ bine
fmbracat a prezentat ieri la banca
americana din Buenos Aires un
Geek in valoare de $4,000 de do
lari, care trebuia platit in aur 81
care era semnat Gu numele amba.
sadQrului American. Casierul a
intfrziat putin pc acest musafir
care cam da de banuit, pima a te-
lefonat ambasadorului 81, aflin-
du-se ca semnatura fusese falsifi.
cata, strainul a fost arestat.
Tramvai ruinat de explozie. -
Lawrence, Mass. Un tramyal
de marta fost facut in bucati in
timpul cind trecut peste bonn
ba Gu dinamita pusa pc sinele
carl due la una dintre> fabricile
lde tesatorie. La fabricile acestea
este greva 81 Sc erede ca grevistii
pusesera dinamita ca So restoar-
ne Gu ca tramvaiul care duces
muncitori concurenti (strike brea
kers) la~lucru.
Ajutor dat s6ldatilor in cauta-
! rea bagsjelor. Washington. <
Seldatii carl si-au pierdut baga-
/ jul venind de ID front spre State
| le Unite au fostsbfatuiti' de la mi
nisterul de ra3Dti sa-si tri1nita
numele, adresa 9i 0 lista despfe
toate articolile pierdIte. In Ho-
boken, N. j., snnt peste 3,300 de
pachete, carl st9u aeolo din eau
I'd ca nu Sc stieteari ctli apartin.
Cum - urcJ1 toris neplztitA.
Uhrich.ville, tn lccuitof
din Uhrichsville csre nu si-a pla-
tit taxa unui l1 de p6mint din
|anul 1919 y n \ 1 RI ktsasea
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-17
MaTuIltI$ufi.

La Trenton, N. j., este galagie
mare. Fratii Rom1ni din Roe
bling, N. j., au fost buni pentr,l
,,conducatorul firesc'> numai att
ia timp cit au dat 10 dolari pen
tru ,,bumb" -ul Qbutonul) unei or
ganizatii locale. De atunci sunt
raj, nesuferiti, schizmatici.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-17
Greva in Warren. - Warren

GTeVa III warren. = warren
Ohio. = Timplarii 81 antrepreno
rii inca n'au putut aplana pima
acum nemtelegerile asupra sala
relor 81 lucratorii sunt inca il
greva. Ri GER 81; li-se dea 80 IL
cent pc ora
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-02
TESTS AT THE
PLAYGROUND
Bronze Badges to be Given Both Boys
and Girls for Athletic and
Gymnasium
Stunts.

The athletic badge tests that are a
part of the regular public playground
work will be held this month at the
playground.
These tests are given to encourage
the boys and girls to develop strong
active bodies. The bronze badges are
standard all over the United States.
There are three tests for both girls
and boys. The first test is the easy
enc. the second is medium and the
third is hard. Several of the boys and
girls won badges last year and are ex-
pecting to win other badges this year.
Among the events included in the
tests are, running. jumping, Ginning
tie bar basket ball goal shooting, po-
tato races and ether running tests.
The practice for the tests will begin
at once and the final tests will be CIV
en- by Miss Emma Bindle, playground
director.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-02
BOYS
BODY NOT FOUND
No Word to tho Parents From the
Navy Department, and Hopes
Of Recovering It Grow
Slim.

The parents of Sidney D. Uhlfk,
who was drowned In an ancient sub
marine In Long Island sound last
Wednesday, have had no information
from the navy department about the
body being recovered.
He was one of several men drowned
when the submarine went under with
hatchways open, probably due to the
premature action Of q depth bomb dur
ing some experiments.
The bodies Of the others We're re-
covered at once. It Is feared that
young Uhlik was in the boat IN some
position which prevented him from
coming to the surface, and that the
submarine is in too deep water to be
raised or explored by divers. The
time that has elapsed since the acct
dent gives much emphasis to this
theory, although the exact details are
unknown here.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-02
KEOKUK READING
, IN HOT WEATHER
Some Girls Read Boys Books, But
No Boy Ever Reads Girl Book,
and Adults Read Light
Fiction.

The hot weather did not keep peo-
ME from making regular trips to the
city library, carrying heavy books un-
der their arms, last month.
One of the librarians said today
that it seemed remarkable to those
in charge at the library how many
persons we're reading books and en-
toying them in spite Of the heat.
The boys and girls are asking for
the same kind Of literature that they
have been reading for long time.
The boys want stories OF the re-
bellion, civil war days, Boy Scouts
and college football and baseball
life.
The girls cling to their Louisa Al
colt and Annie Fellows Johnston
stories.
"Many of the fair sex are reading
the boys books and enjoying them.
too" said the librarian. ut doesn't
work both ways, though. for the
boys don't care at all Tor girls
books"
The grownups who frequent the
library ask for fiction, very light, ex-
cept a few people who are working
IN programs for the different reading
circles and travel clubs next winter.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-02
TO DESTROY
NATIONAL GUARD
Iowa AdJutant General Charges War
Department With Efforts
to Abolish Mill
tia

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
(. DIES MONIES, Iowa, Aug. 2-"The
whole purpose of the war department
is to destroy the national guard Ad-
jutant General Louis G. Lasher, Iowa,
charged today after receiving notice
from the department that the states
guard assignment could not be
changed to permit, he said, reorganiza-
ton of the 16Sth infantry.
Lasher, with Colonel Matthew e.
FINLEY, Council Bluffs; Colonel Ralph
P. Howell, Iowa City, will leave for
Washington tonight to protest to the
war department and Senators Kenyon
and Cummins, of Iowa.
A letter from the war department
changing the strength Of guard com
panies to maximum and minimum OF
100 was also decried by Lasher. 1t
is impossible to maintain the COM
panies without flexible enlistment pro
visions, he declared.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-02
shriners all Peoria.

PEORIA, Ill, Aug. 2-Shriners Of
Peoria are making elaborate prepare
ton to entertain the national conven-
ton, officially known as the imperial
palace OF the Dramatic Order,
knights of Khorassan, which will be
held here Aug. IL, 10, IA and Is. This
VIII be the fourteenth biennial gath
ering
l.. R. Snowden of Peoria Is the i'm
perial prince of the order and the To-
Cal members are making an especial
cHort to Guido all previous gatherings
IN the extent of amusement, and hos
Mtal.ty. The big feature OF the gath
cring will be competitive drills. The
sum of $4,000 has been set aside for
Prizes.
A boat trip on the river will be a
feature of entertainment. A large
class of candidates will be initiated.
There will be some form Of amuse-
ment each day following the secret
work at the temple. 1t is expected
mat several thousand Shriners will be
IN attendance, every state in the I'M
ION to be represented.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-02

fish harmony between the public In
terest and the interests of the wage
earners and capital 1t would pro-
tect the public against exploitation for
the benefit of either capital or labor
'It would assure the public reduc-
ton in rates equivalen. to any In
crease in earning power which the
employees might create for themselves
by the efficiency of the organization
or the skill in management This would
be the frst step in solving the problem
of the high cost of living as the cost
of TRANSPORTATION enters into the price
Of every commodity.
protection against increased rates,
assurance of reduced rates would IN
spire industry with confidence, would
increase the purchasing power OF the
dollar and would break the vicious
cycle which now exists whereby every
increase in wages is reflected in an
increase in the cost of production"