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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-04-03
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See Mickey
Ea-- aaes painting. sign work and
llh-. lei. ault. nlsti
NJ s BRAKEMAN viii soon begin To
the Mount HoOd;hotel and annex.
Nr ard Mrs. Trafford f. Smith
@ Portland over the week end.
T. Davidson is spending the week
lis ranch near Lebanon.
Nr and Ms C. H. Littlefield were
af over the week end from Portland.
N lson has been i'll with a severe
tile past several days.
ST. Morse. of Spray, is in the city
er business and visiting trends.
e. Suith was business visitor in
Portland the first of the week.
H NJ. Sidney has returned from
california, where he spent the winter.
nee Tomlinson left Saturday for TIL
amQok 0n a business visit.
Miss Marie Berry left Saturday for
Corvallis, where she will enter @. A. c.
Nelson Emry was business visitor
81 Portland last week.
lrt ,9ur Pictures Developed and
-led by as Expert work, "A hour
..1vlce >locom. Garfield Ga. mS-tf
Nr ohn K Westervelt. Dentist, has
urae1 and opened his office in the
N gan fHtg, tel Main 20S0, Portland
Ife st. Marks Guild will meet Fri.
dag afternoon with Mrs. W. &. Snow
At ter home on Eugene street.
TEL Ten Davidson was here from Was
Cd saturday to attend the soldiers
dance.
Mrs G. NJ Mckissick, of Portland,
was here last week the guest of Miss
Muule l.. Monner
Accompanied by + +. Battey. A. h.
Cutler motfed up from Portland Tues
day.
Mrs Max L. Moore is recovering
from a recent operation at the Cottage
hospital.
Gordon Brown and family have
moved to the kinsey residence on Gas :.
lale avenue.
IL IL ft M.
f4ra over the week end looking . ftay
m5 Summit ranch interests.
Il. II Wallace, who with Mrs. Wal.
lace spent the winter at Canby, has
returned home.
u.r.la to.lmooa =. ~ r:.
Wednesday and THURSDAY of naxt waeI
II apals First +" ~ =
III unrb " can,,o g -. CO...
Artillery after visit w;tb pnrtland
relatives has arrived home $40
rL. faa;aa, Al e ~
ti.raI rhutch were entarta;na5 loet
wees ~ Mrs A u Moe
IL \, E.u..l. ... -,
wood orcbardist was here Nondav on
business.
W u Roddy was horo s,on, 10 IT,.
b4r valley the latter mart of LAST waak
"a business "
waho, a. g. p,
,,N-ti. f ""9 ~ l,oiii VI i'a.lu
MI All Mrs W G Weber 80 -
NJ . pood i rooo,,ar;n - 80
cattaa. baar;taI .JeG 49, - 'e.oSeil.as q. cue cue
@1aar os,@Ee ''o'P'''' iio''' an o'e' "''o'' io'
a. AZ p,aal uan ;a;a MI.
1 .a. M ,n"la n,d'H va ,',uispo9eu ~ .o,luay
,s.,.s,, .l "a' e''"0'e - De az 'iis pos' a' 'he
ea'.e
"l'ei !" u2apelt ,a, y sulieIlle ron an an
,sa1, a.ntaha .et,'ta'.9'h ~ p, ale naS oee''
WIN ''h W 'iu''''os ''e pa'' Meen,
io you KhQ" Mickey. She II be
rovt ~ ,eoI nea ,,ld ,i',Lus mnn d. '"e h'oef
" ~ 1u'''"S ','u 'io'naf'
t., fetefs lett last Thursday Tor
Nstt q several weeks at his old home
= 0I,le'''n',l' oi''o
flIImofe burleson and family have
arrived mere from Portland to locate on
raHch.
4. n, Husbands and family have
'el4ihe4 70 the cIty ffom NancouVe',
"fefe they spent the winter.
have the agency ior the World Star
hu.i Goods formerly handled by Mrs.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-04-03
Meher-DOWns

G. A. Weber. of Odell, and Miss
Charlotte K. Downs, of Pennsylvania,
were married Friday at O'Clock at
the Asbury parsonage, Rev. Lewellen
officiating. Miss Downs had just ar
rived from her home in Pennsylvania.
Mickey is the best yet. If in
doubt go to the Liberty Sunday or
Monday.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-04-03
Tum-A-Lum Coming Here

The Tum-A.Lum Lumber Co., the
headquarters of which are at Wala
Walla. yesterday purchased from the
Stanley-Smith Co., the latters local
yards. which will be fully stocked and
operated by the purchasers.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-04-03
CONGREGATIONAL Church

Sunday school 10 a. m. Church ser
vice at ll.30 Notice change. The
speakers for the next three Sundays
will be Prof. J. K. Hart, of Reed Col
lege, Rev. Bates. Of Pacific University,
Rev. A. j Sullens, Of Portland.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-14
Caller Inaugurates Home Building
Department For Benefit of Readers;
VIII Publish Article Every Friday

No1aN Chlei should noi h. be-
hNN einsI communities Dos thls paftlys
uiAI MANY ftadtnts uot unit 10
Dnfrua Christi bat The surrounding
.uaHfa Wstp rianninG ueW homcs 90
Uihef buildings oi impfo, rmeuis on
oid huuAiuNs when iht wa pui Rn cna
N THESE activities Now there is u0
watson why Those plans should not he
revived snd. 49, aiaied above. iher, ai,
mani REASONS ~, ihrf shuulA hs rai-
IItl uut
Nv Nsrs nUudirg Department
fnf fns benefit ~ Iit mt0t readers
Nhn nu ehni ie maks building plans
tulnr tne heff Few months The
D.Ntr hss established new Home
iuilNlHK department BE- WHl he found
.n another raet 90 lhis issue con- tnis
page wt wN publish each vrct au
ari.ois written b, Nintm A iAdfofd
editor 80 iht American nuilef und
uns of the brsi tnewu architects and
greatest authorities ou hunius sub
Ittfs n tne Emitted States EtDh 90
these ARTICLES wiu present detailed
nh.r. aul drawings fnf tHmD nf in
.Hmt cases. io BARNS nauit0t BONUSES
.ni Hhs. fltm hulhtt Es
It,Hdfts THO Calel wli Ur able
in .hN.H f.om tNis deuaf mtW nnf
utit ntls hui dcnnate plane fnf an,
nr, ~ nultlnf thal hci uw1 hstr
a mind
rhr CautI Wishes ALSO t0 uIlt HH
tas re,,s regarding uuudinr plans and
nlNIInE operation in C0fuu- CHRISTI
anI uDimr and asks ita fsadrfs go
aft 30 Information of thel. Own plans
ava arf others 90 which thrr uaY
have knowledge News 20 This Hind j.
nl erntfal interest ana n- publication
wII htnsnt lne sutIie community Con
rtturton work ol useful character Is
. BOON 60 ihp ommuniN % puts mon
t lotto circulation whore 81 win Co., ihe
fnosi good SO home o. Improves lu-
Dor conditions nnd brings added pros
nefit fu rvoih resident oi ihe rommu
uNF
Government aehind the Movement
rhD DnItrI States government itself
ls hrhind ihis iund nuildins muv,
mont WnHom n WILSON secretary of
labor ISSUED statement recently clll
lnr on Individuals pes we'll as state ANA
municipal authofliivs Co. begin ni once
fh0 Iuliiug PROJECTS fhnt had hcrn
stopped ts release labor and materials
fo. wac purposes Secretary Wilson
summed up the situation when hc
aUI
IArt Ol dwelling accommodations
and nck az pubic conyieucea 800 the
way 80 roads bridges and public build
Sings ufe serious d.tr.ment "a mis-
time when ~" are anxious go pass
through ths establishment period with
300 speed There is another ard equal
iF serious side however namely that
with The lack ~ building activities
many ~ our returned soldiers who are
'sknod u various building trades Will
FIND themselves nui of employment ou
their return 90 this country
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-14

hnf nu ihoutNf 90 aAIuU.Ha
rH.ir.ul Hf NnnUrtNatt tUNNMF fNf
iNlf would nU pe0 solution W.
most ttfIUue NunIrm uuf Oh fcfl
ihai g see rtn stpui, ilnm NuNIle
hwhnltitt and private individuals Wn
s1fN lnicuiian to nh4t Nnft N con
HiiusNun w hu.ldNet SEWERS uHftf
VoiAs. ~rdg,s und smHi nHde0iaN
nse aN nf which Hft vitality Uf0tHt.Ut
We ~lil mot oulF Ne uftaelH. INf fN.
isl substantial value az nuI "f
hut We VIII BOB g measure uo auNIu
ms general fluuumit conditions IU
luK thr period ~ fctofsiiu.tW
Materials and Lsboi pientfn
IL - apparent thii thore $500 Dc
no fssfih of either msteIHIs nI ahu.
for tht buiidlnk ,hlt "a nt.ossAih Ouf
uN tht nest NflY al two Asa HfHff
ef De tnitrd States Steel corporation
hss announced reduction 500 ihf price
20 hrhdlnE materials huf Hs matter
~ fact The advance u tN, ,off uf
building during tils last few years has
been f.u less THAN in almost ann OfN,I
line and mpumes hafe Increased n
much EfesfoN propntion
fatk ~ dwelling nt,omoiHlI.ns
haH created hat condition u mtN.
places % has Increased rents nui H.
sli proposition to ue nDitust in lN,
eosf Of rnnstru,f-s ana the nprcssiis
Sou Increased incomes OF tnr owucla
This condition viii 10 maintained until
such TIME as there naNp heoH nIo.
sIfei more homos
Tne fsfmgrs. who nave greatly n.
s.H their production - ~ q unle.
thg stimulus 10 hsh rfnss .Uul use aI
ucnif " ihc a9,efumeut iaUh many
buildings that 49, NtreHstn fu fIs
efficient operation 90 tntif farms Th'
eufi 20 hurMuE ine go others. wac
hrnsi DO, che vHr industfics NoHf1
All lestrlciious now have been rowul
90 and everyone is 0oe fp rsfft 0ui
hlr building uians
nulld nu.idinc viii become rv
--rtivnalb iornsf fhlr spring fNf
summer ana everyone who hls ha1
sueh q Thought n mind aufinn ihe pos
lind so anxiety VIII dn WON to not huss
and formulate hia phum Zee fho hui'i.
ins expert ~ tne Caiicf hen sou n
masking your plans
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-14

uf ihD respective W,olnets. in Nfi
Precinct No. g.
Dos ANum presiding inie. ~
Wright assistant iuage ifsftln
assistant mdai Hoe.nihai. nf,l'i
Precinct No q
II ~ Wnssam pf,s.dIns judge jog
fst ,t.nl.u Unt ssslstHni iudtf Dlcm
ieef assistant lndre % Powers a.
.l.i.ut Judge
Precinct No
J.. n Bsskin. presiding Judge Amos
I'd Robinson. assistant nudge. & j Mse
usuu. assistant Judge ! Zee Hunter
assistant Judge
piseirci No.
y Chambers presiding Judge W
D. Dim. assistant judge i J NulNFnn.
ssslsiahi indgc N p|iar assi'inni
iuiae
pfedne, No. s.
Geo q tlatk presiding Judge John
e. Nofih assistant indge n 10 inuh'
assistant nudge hotfllo. if n''iti
ant Judge
pfsciaci No
81 A Stgest PRECEDING judge q v
Ne.f assistant Judge Born. n'aist
ant Judge W u f.Vens aesistsn' ndgf
lhs several Presiding luisf. shal az
point f0nf qualified persons Or trt "a
.lsrts 90 election iaI thtI risr0rilt,
precincts Said Diiir,rs. managers and
clerks uf election shalt taAe thf cath
ptffum tlf duiiss. bold ani UHfH
said election and make rafurn thereof
u manner 4nd form and uithin chr tnf
nsquiri hf said Ntnnsi iHH
lhs notl.f tNlll ~ published n thl
Corpus Christi caller an8 Nai'y Hwa.d
q nevarap, Published DO Corpus Hf.a
d. Nuele. County l.tas fur tFrnfF
consecutive ssnr. certified cops hrfr
of shali %, posted hf tle tY Marshal
at zach NJ ar voting p'Hrr fuf TWENTY
day- PRIOR Co April lH 1919 god 81 4
Marshal shall 3d.. serve furh af the 0Nl.
Gers uf election ah0fa afmrl f'tH 20 lIEi
certified oops I'D ihs natIeei ard thf
returns of luhiirat posting arf s.r
vice aforesaid shuil mode as required
hy law
Given unls mf land aud fhl .fal
nh tty this SOB int o March A ID
1919
ROY MILLER
Mayor oi the llty Of Corpus Christi
Texas
Attest D. NADT.
CIV SECRETARY of ihe lItr OF CDrpu.
Christi. Terms
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rLrcrioN pRoclAmArion

Uy vIIHe uf tbe authority Vertld in
mn undsf fhe GrnefHi Election law ~
tho state az TpNas end ihe Charter
90 che city Df Corpus thfi-ti granted bv
49, ni che Legislature of said State. T.
Roy Miller Alatnr 0f said tifY of Coy
fus thristi hereby give notft % sll
whom 81 ul4y DYn.slu that q general
el-fiiDn viii be hold. .n and fnr The sai
tty r Corpus Christi. on Apfl let
1890 10 being she first isssdsy n - "a
NORTH iur The election AZ i-fge W O.
mnAof aud four com m.ssiDurrs ior said
city uf turpus lhri-h. ehn shall bold
their offices fuf tno wears nr until
their sueces-ofs sfr elected srd quail
iiod
Said election shall Dol held BOZ The ia
voting precincts Oi said city l. defined
~ ~ oniusuce of sad tity oi CDrpu.
Christi ~ the following places. 90 vii.
Al the County Court House n Precinct
Nn 81 which all qualified electors ~
uld titr Ward 80 J shell vote. "a the
city Hall and Fire station boz rr,ciuS
~ 81 o. shieh all qualified electors OBJ
"a tiv Wand SO shall vote. a. Mn
sonie fisll in Precinct D. az which All
qualified electors OF Old Ctv ward SO
B shall vote 81 Nfsnde'- Hall iu Pre-
oinci 40 4 "a which all qualified eleO
tof. % old ity Ward SO 4 shali vote
a. Heynuns stable. in Precinct No 9
~ which an qualified oleot0r. of old
litv wand 40 B shall vote and ~ civ.
ems Store ia Precinct 40. q. a. which an
qualified voters OF said Precinct So q
shall vote
By authority oi Section % ~ the said
General klectiou Law of 1905. snd ~
tho Charter 81 tho Ciiy ~ CORFU. Chris
ID. ! hereby sppoint a. Officers of Elet.
ton The following named persons and
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-14
Hotel Arrivals

Nueces ffofel
Among toe arrivals Thursday ni iho
Nuocos hotsl were Air aud Mfs w.
~ ruu San Antonio NJ and Mrh n
D. Robbins. Cioburne o. g. Wh0nppn
Dallas George a Tlttefuigtnu Da-
lls IS ioomia Port Arausns Wal.
tcr g. Rtney. Memphis. Tenn Ed
fillmore DDius W 30 TH urD
Iulas g. D. Nufd,mHn naI'nr Mff
O. g. Campbell Nole.lia D. E vin
u,S nenasidrso. U D. iiaNeinai
Waco. a. q Seliingcr Dallas b. o.
Kari Dallas a. W Perkins Alice.
81 A. pcuenpln chicago.
Horne Apartments
Among those sisfersu Thursday ni
tne Hofs" Apartments were a. a.
nubcnga Victoria Travis Is. Wilkn
son. iianca ~ D Hfown itisca s.
a. Mathis san Antonio e. O iOsr-
uiugh Robstuwn Mr and Mrs W o.
Rogers Carlton Mo George sicecf
white san Antonio. a.. s. WulNof ui0
daughter Port Ar3ufas
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-14
FOR ITCHING TORTURE


" ~ = IN ~ 11-I'-N
There is one remedy that seldom
fails 90 stop itching torture and relieve
skin irritation and that makes the skin
soft. clear and healthy.
Any druggist can supply you with
LemO. which generally overc0mes skin
diseases. Eczema, itch, pimples. rashes
blackheads, IN most cases give way
70 Iemo. Frequently minor blcmishes
disappear overnight. Itching usually
stops instantly. Zemo as a safe. anti.
septic liquid. clean. easy 90 use and
dependable. Il costs only 35c. an extra
large bottle Sl0O Il VIII not stain. Is
NOT greasy Or sticky and .s positively
safe for tender sensitive skine.
The r. ". Rose Co. Cleveland. o.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-14

nd Dcnuflfnl hHinr DinNrflY develop
W. ln ltuinffr ,usef rho lorful ur
nnm0nt represented miniature nht
with ultoi fowls placed coca tHv auf+
'fre of reflection hnH surrounded ht
hH|dcl. ullsi with thr ueauunI pHus
fis inD fm 0l the laho hfinr banked
win patplr rausies and fDus rhe
pInDe cunfa Ntfr ueDoIHiod wifh ng
ufoe 0f iur4nea' ens Boo water ool
.rH
Ihc gHcHfs received aH Ittpre guid
u.n. nrd win uie rIhion aud n aI.
Nlt'nn thr hnnol guett was gwen %
UoraIaf Nu4lug uf FuiDia
ii'sidta fhe auuuf Ruo.t Hni Uostess
those who comprised fne pirt ntfs.
Nrs Duke uHtmau and MIsscs Glats.
williams Alma inuhn NHur Caa.
we'll lud fiHup keuedl
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-14

= IHNfT FITfT"
Mrs George trncdf entertained Wifi
delightful dlnucf pnftf saturday
evening OFF the NuoreH hotel in com
ni.ment to Nl-s Jennie williams oi
oklahoma CltN
1nn InhLo l.lonIInn. were unIunl
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-14

IT, Netaun Club
Miss lrunt gteuf Wnr the luHtol
"Wednesday nf OIL. meeting of iH iif
tIWn club
An inteu .tIng review of lho book
i' Supreme NaH Flecn hl Miss Sr
rih CHidnrn unl Af's MHft Mefl0
Hil tho ac,nr of which H Md u
rararua. % counf helms HufIel Do.
fht clrh
Mrg o. 10 Cooley MAS present afrr
aovefHi wonfha absence from 'he siul
and MrH D. ~ Wisely was welcomed
into tl, nnhs as member
s ~ mut H0Dlni period followed ID.
rrogmm
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-14

Miss DOrnthf Todd WIl entertain
Woimai, Sltuuln1 afternoon lf hoi
home 500 Ilr. Avenue
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-14
SOCIETY,
CLUBS, CHURCHES

Items for sent 10 tho editor no,
o'clock tho afternoon or paiH,at on tho
following morning.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-14

ormsr RosdDrt Hefe-
N an M SOON nhn cue
ntl knuWn l.r, INn O. iofmtf iesi.
lruNu aty ll lnD .If u Hufuu "a fnH
a.ts an3 ale slrHH ft tne Success ho
4,l Thft htfD Boon HHldlu. lf lulsN
DtM hui Nafr retained iU Texas
vlrie Mf 1901 uIN Ne 0nHAfe Dag ifo
Insurance business atnIIal tnpn
with hudumf,f4 boz stn Antonio
Tho tflnnat of Ni ani Nil nuu tfa
delighted 90 thrI fDJmH rs roraH
Thet $3.50 frtNn tn HNn 'nou.u nes'
Neea
Nsssrapsr Woman Nerc
Ma fnim o. hHEpltNE Ulom
Msnt ue,tsraIsI woman nf lnfls f.N
As "a Iu thr ..nN 'or % lcv ll1s ou
business nni is rurst of hcr oia
.4rnl aua 0nnu'mHtn MI fhnmt
Hthcf hif kifUuN.rt r. tho oii
est dan4hf,f .' ih0 Hfe Captain jnmD
r Thompson nho $685. Heli know q
,en 81 900. iHe nffHihei
t' the i,lgue 0f tn,l.sn r,n Nomrn
nnt sf, h1f twirr won fhr fail nfls.
-lfrlri rt Irr TrsH- FrHrr lun r
Wumfn'a Clubs ini fhs BOOST shnIf Hiur.
snhmnfsu A. fuo lfssent Hne Mrt
kHspauloa rs engaged n neesptp,i
vuIl at ilfis
~ Kftnaurl s enjoying tb,
.rni. h0HUtI of tNH Corpus CHRISTI
ia ahe ats which ls HlNttf ID do-
ufl
Mrs ioUpul.Ns eou jaime.
Thompson kutrbrIrE d n nIo Arm,
uf Occupation nffh 1900 Flsf Affl-
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-14
NEIGHBORS.

Wells such those 81 the Serene and Magnolia people
producers for the last five Three hundred feet
the Fred Smith WELL which is down caprok l400
feet sr looking for production daily You knew what
if have Of stock and nextdoor neghbo GENES
in with Eusher One of the Serene wells time
ago with production of 500 barrels daily. The Harding Tract
less ihss @ie away asd it there fortyfive wells all
producing.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-14

Mrs. J. A. Mount.
Editor
PRONE ooa
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-14

Our holdings consist of 30 big acres in
the heart of production in the famous Burk-
burnett field just miles southwest from
Burk townsite upon which we guarantee to
drill three wells to the deep sand from the
sale OF stock and not from production.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-14

J.. n hsskIn, presiding luda' Amp
% Robinson. assistant ulef G. Mae
usuu.. assistant Judge Zee hlum1ri
assistant Judge
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1919-10-24
''WHERE LABOR SHALL HAVE ITS
JUST REWARD AND INDOLENCE
ALONE SHALL SUFFER WANT"
Lloyd George Issues Thrilling Message the People of BrtainTh
, Old World Must and Will Come to An End. No Effort
Can Shore 1t Up Much Longer He Says
printed in the Toronto Globe. J

LONDON, Sejt 15Premier Lloyd George has issued message
the people Great Britain The Future Government puba
which throughout Mon
day. The Premier
Millions world.
establish
promise given them dishonor ourselves
world old world like?
world where toll for myrads honest and
better anxiety
wecness SCARED by slums disgraed sweating where
unemployment through the vstudes of industry brought despair
humble world with
self
world shall
shall be of pdy that backened
shall erbution ourselves
children.
The old world and will end No effort
shore longer there who feel inclined
tain it, let them beware lest fall them and ovwhem them
their households
It should be the sublime all without thought
sanshp help the building the world abol
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1919-10-24
THOMPSON GETS A
SEVEN-YEAR TERM

The re-appointment of Commits
sioner Huston Thompson of the Fed
eral Trade Commission TO succeed
himself In office for a further term
of seven years, was confirmed Sept,
25 by the Senate. Mr., Thompson
was originally appointed last Spring
to fill out the unexpired term of
former Commissioner William ].
Harris. Georgia, resigned.
Previous to his appointment to
the Commission, Mr., Thompson, who
is a Coloradoan, was Assistant At
torney General of the United States,
Assistant Attorney General of Colo
rado, and for long prominently
identified with legal and public af-
fairs in that State. The distinction
is claimed for him of being the only
man who has been rendered three
appointments by President Wilson.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1919-10-24
SHORT URGES
SOLIDARITY
OF WORKERS
He Says Organized Labor
Must Get Together

TACOMA, Oct. 21.-Warning of
an organized attempt to break up
the labor union movement of the
nation this winter, President Will
liam Short, of the State Federation
Of Labor, made an appeal last night
for organized labor factions to
stop quarreling and get together.
He announced the State Fedora
tion would call a special meeting of
organized labor heads here soon to
bring about solidarity.
Telling of his recent trip to the
East. he asserted that "the Steel
Trust and Judge Gary are backed
in their fight to break organized
labor by Wall Street, the J. P.
Morgan company, and the Rookie
feller financial group"
The aim is not to break up the
I. w. w, movement with It's $4,000
members, but to break the powerful
A. F. of L., and railroad brother
hoods, with their 100000 MEM
bers," he said.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1919-10-24
THE CAMPAIGN Is
HOT AT SPOKANE

The political campaign is waxing
hot at Spokane for election of City
Commissioners Nov. 4. Labor has
four candidates in the field, backed
by an effective organization. They
are going to put over their ticket
with a bang. AS an example of the
plans being carried out by the Com
mittee, an aeroplane has been en-
gagged and will lombard the city
from the air next week with the lit
erature of the Labor ticket; and this
is just one of the stunts they are
putting over. They are going to
win hands down.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1919-10-24
OREGON FEDERATION
OF LABOR is UNITED
AND PROGRESSIVE

The Oregon State Federation of
Labor held it's annual convention in
Bend, Oregon, last week, and Sec
retary L. w. Buck, who attended as
fraternal delegate from Washing
ton, reports very successful and
interesting meeting.
Among the features of the meet
ing was the decision to call con-
ference for the purpose of uniting
the railway workers and farmers
with the Federation, in a political
organization. similar to the Triple
Alliance of Washington.
The resolutions adopted by the
Oregon Federation included en-
dorsement of the Plumb Plan, self
determination of peoples, Irish re-
public, withdrawal of troops from
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1919-10-24
THE OFFICIAL BULLETIN OF THE
WIN. STATE FEDERATION OF LABOR

Russia, repeal of espionage law, and
other war emergency measures, a
right-to-work law for the State,
land tax measure, the six-hour day,
etc, etc.
Another feature of the meeting
was the conspicuous desire of both
conservatives and radicals to work
together for the good of the move
ment. This attitude was shown
clearly by the lack of personalities
and a confinement of discussion on
all questions to the principle in
volved. There was shown a clear
desire to understand one another
and the purpose of each others
activities. Secretary Buck states
that we can expect healthy devel-
opment in the Oregon labor move
ment.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1919-10-24
THIS LOOKS A LITTLE
LIKE RENT H0GGING

Unwind this, please. Brill &
Hart leased the store room on the
corner of Hewitt & Oakes avenues
from D. D. Merrill and made a de-
posit.
Then along came another fellow
who wanted the room for the Loyal
Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen
and, presumably, offered more mon
ey for it. He got it.
Is there anybody else who wants
this store room for still more
money?
And then this tangle shows up a
neat little bit of rent hogging. "The
longest pole knocks the persim-
mons"
Messrs. Brill & Hart were acting
in good faith, and though the at
torney for the Mayor offered to
give back their money they refused
to receive it. They want the store
room for their business. The Ais
are also said to be innocent of
wrong-doing in this deal. They're
an innocent" bunch anyway, or,
rather simple, to allow themselves
to be exploited in the way its being
done.
Anyhow, the Courts will get a
"whack" at this particular mess.