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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08
Bi ROGER " BiBSON
Head Of the Information and Edu.
cation Service. =. Depart
mtni Of Labor

while congress has bcon busy ln.
tcatiFnung ilolshrvimn. the execu.
tive departments of tho government.
under direction of the president.
have been earnestly trying TO pre-.
vent liz spread. Instead. however.
~ merely Hooldiug about IT.. these
departments have been cudeavoring
90 remove the cause for it's exist.
cncc. namely. by extending oppOr
tunitics. reducing prices and provid
mF employment
One thing however has serious
~ Handicapped some of the federal
departments In their efforts 10 i'm
prove the situation. There is an APP
parent attempt az sabotage from Ger.
tain noiy quarters By "nabomRe'
ls meant an attempt 90 destroy val
ues by refusing 10 perform work or
otherwise. with the nyowcd purpose
of personal profit Heretofore. th"
word HnbotaRe has been used only
In connection with the g. ". VS..
These questions however. are now
being asked
IL II not aa much "mbotaRe' for
"a manufacturer 20 trY Go smash "a
current wage rate az Tor a wage
Garner 60 try to smash machinery.
provided both are Hctuated by "A Dc.
sire for personal pront7
~ IL not sabotage for Hpecu-
lator 90 attempt 10 destroy values ~
order that he may buy goods cheap.
er or bring about financial condi
lions which would force others 10
sell az n loss against their WIZ
No Theoretical Dreams
II Il not as much "snbougc' for
capital 10 REFUSE 10 DO business. hop.
INK for lower prices of materials
and labor. as ii b. FOR lator 20 refuse
Go work. with the nvowcd purpose
~ making industry pa Improbable
that capital would be- discouraged
aud the plants would fan into thc
wofkors' handF7
am not rhaking any charges.
moreover. ! know that the great ma
lority ~ manufacturer ana bankers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08

ton, even among perfectly sincere.
perfectly moral, men and women.
But anybody who made the state.
ment that this could be lone today
would be regarded by everybody as
fool or fanatic--and the question
OF his morals would not even be con.
sidered.
This leads me 10 say that the place
OF the church In the discussion of
economic questions should be upon
the highest, broadcast planet can.
not afford to announce that this or
that program should be adopted for
all time. IL should deal with the
great facts OF life and say. with EN-.
phasis, that certain standards must
he maintained today, but that these
will be inadequate 10 years from now.
when we shall all have advanced I'm
our thinking and in our methods of
living.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08
Mexico Changes

Manuel Aguirre Beranga secretaro de gubernacion of
the Mexican government has officially announced that
struction in progress about 700 miles of lines
Of railway All the work, including the production of mate
rails, is being done by Mexcans.
This is much better than raising hell down below the
Rio Crande the Mexicans habit, isn't it?
1T is simply question of time. asserts Senior Der
langa "beore Mexico will take her place big producer.
As soon as the world is ready to trade then the great
nations will bring Mexico what need in materials
and the finished products and Mexico will export to them
what they need in all those materials richly abundant
here"
In other years, Mexico used to be great producer
of trouble revolutions riots and Villas 1t is pleasing to
note that it is her ambition to become producer of
things worth trading for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08
Deny Barring of
Allied Warriors

WASHINGTON. March s.-Imml.
grafton authorities deny that aliens
who left this country to fight in tho
allied armies will be prohibited from
returning by the United states gov.
eminent.
However. II was said that allied
governments have been warned Of
the labor situation In the United
states and 1t is believed these gov.
ernmcnts have taken action 10 keep
fighters in Europe until conditions
are more settled here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08

In referring to the United States senates racket
the league of nations constitution of editorial
writers says:
Of there's chance to get national referen-
dunn Our hands bound We and hear. and let
the senate chosen without any reference to this
tous question, do the voting
It's much than that The folks only look at
and listen to the senate momentous question. The
senate isn't chosen any momentous national issue
The members chosen by state state issues rule
and, national issues the people change only
Onethrd of that body every second year reeren-
dunn might nothing Even if third of the senate
chosen referendum ratifyng that league const-
tuition, ratification might be blocked since two-thrds of
the senate vote is necessary to confirmation.
In several aspects so-caed upper house at Wash
ington is as undemocratic as a Hun bundesrat.
"Force to the utterrnost' did the job. The same
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08
QUESTIONS MIR. GREY CANNOT
ANSWER

Are any Of the ocean greyhounds
barks2-A Penn Dix.
Please tell me whore ! can get
sideboard and lodging by the week.
Philip Grubb.
How much starch should l use in
laundering pair of handcuffs?-
Nettie Fish.
How many fingers are there In a
poker hand2-Wiil VIM.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08

Instead Of nasty, harsh pills, salts,
castor oil or dangerous calomel. why
don't YOU keep Cescarets handy for
thc childrenf Cascarets can always
be depended upon when a good liver
and bowel cleansing is necessary
they move the bile and constipation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08
Bank Examiners Salary

The senate at Olympia yesterday voted to raise the
bank examiners salary from $4,000 to $4,000.
Which calls to mind that the bank examiner is the
chap who is guardian of the Northern Bank funds
and the depostors still holding the sack
1t is hard to reconcile the delay in paying up
dividends rightly belonging to the and who
had deposits in the Northern with efficiency and good
service toward the public.
The Star is not opponent Of paying better
wages
But any public official who is thus to be rewarded
ought to produce results.
From the standpoint of thousands. left without funds
when the bank examiner took the Northern bank
he has not made good
one trouble NTH standards is that ne think
spending is prosperitv whereas true prosperity is
gouged by sovings banks.
Future generations noy aooader qOhat induced as
to think organized killing righteous than little
pirate jobs Of murder.
When the French try TO focus ON orr ideoLsm,
then the Thing that Tires merit door TO them, and
remember that 1t knoos ideot but force
Discomfort is not occasoned by the little that zoe
haze, but bY the much that the other felloO has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08
By Webster,

Special 10 The star by ~ y. A.
LoSDON. March Women are
10 bo appointed on tho committees
~ the new British ministry OF health.
Or Addison announces
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08
D'YOU SUPPOSE THEY HEARD
THE VOICE.

a number of young folks went up
to Eau Claire to listen 90 the voice
of Chauncey olcott They speak
highly OF the trip Mcmillan Core.
spondence of the jackson County
(WisJ JournsI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08
How Much 10 spend

As one who had charge Of the var
publicity of the labor administration.
endcayorlnR 10 get the wage worker
from peace basis 10 q war basis.
both as % his labor and biz pUr-
chasea. / feel that I should spend
aH much time and money In getting
back on q peace basis a. I spent dur
ing the war IN getting business on a
war basis.
arm IN favor Of the government
getting behind "a nation wide puD-
Iciiy campaign 20 stimulate busx
nras for the mutual benefit OF man
ufariurera. merchants and wage
worker. Only by such national
newspaper advertising could Justice
boz done 10 every state and city. The
entire cost of such a campaign could
Doe covered by contributions from
the Industries Of the country in the
same manner ~ the cost Of the pub
llcity for the Liberty Loans was
taken care Of without expense 10 The
government.
The buyer should be appealed 20.
not by asking him 10 buy something
that he does not need. but by asking
him 10 buy now what he does need.
II could be- explained that a buyer
who follows a waiting policy not
only Injuries the business OF his fei-
low men. but tends 10 bring about
a business depression from which
he ultimately win himself greatly
suffer.
The manufacturers can be APP
pcaled 20 TO do all In their power TO
adjust prices as quickly as possible
10 "A reasonable basis. Where feas-
iblc the manufacturer should be
urged 10 guarantee the merchant
that. should the manufacturers
price for the commodity be reduced
within a given time, the merchant
VIII be protected By a rebate.
Washington Optimistic !.
Finally. labor should be appealed
better work. and by cooperating TO
reduce the cost OF manufacturing.
The departments at Washington
realize that there must be readjust-
ment following this war. Every per-
iod Of initiation Is followed by per
iod Of deflation. We are not bury
ing our heads in the sand as blind
optimists. altho we had rather be
blind optimists than blind pessi-
mists. what we are fighting for is
that the readjusunent shall not be
brought about wiIlfully in harmful
way. but rather that we shall do
what is possible 10 retard II SO that
the change win be made slowly and
no one win be harmed. BY so doing.
we can be sure TO provide mat
tress for both labor and capital. and
AZ the same time have the fighting
chance that we can stave off trouble
together.
Therefore. Washington Is optl-
snistic. we are not trying To make
two and two add five: but we are i'm
sisting others shall not represent
two and two as making only three.
We have not forgotten about the
frog which fell into the pail OF
cream. and which kept kicking 80
long that he churned a ball of but
ter upon which he finally climbed
and saved himself from drowning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08

"Force to the uttermost" did the job The same
Instrument much cLinch the nails II would aUom
repair Job later
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08
Rock ors.

What kind OF man should be
picked to do all the weighing in "a
coal yard9--Yetta Kidd.
A musician. lie is used TO run.
ming the scale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08

poison from the bowels without grip
ing and sweeten the child's little
stomach. Any youngster win gladFl
eat a candy Cascaret at night and
will wake up feeling fine. Complete
directions on each 10 cent box.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08
"Buy Wisely, But Buy Now
New Peace-Tme Prosperity Slogan Urged by Noted Economis

10 carry out the various recon.
ffructl0u plans ALREADY referred
to. public officials cau perform
the greatest service bY preach.
ing.
BUY WISELY. But Ely
NOW"
The problem Of getting the com,
try 20 economic WIS handled dur
Ing the war by aystemafie pubilcli,
campaigns. carried on by the tres y
ury department the labor depart
ment. the food administration ant
other ageucies. n IL strongly rec
commended 10 us today that the GOV
eminent should now secure ~ mum
publicity for movement 70 stimu
late buying NJ II did. during the war
10 rctard buying.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08

Grand Junction Col. reports Z,
has resident. Cherokee Rill. who Is
i2s years old and never gets sick.
one ~ safe in predicting a brilliant
future for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08

wha, kind OF chairs do men use
who work at stone quarries?-lzzic
Knott
Rockers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08
ANSWERED ny MIR. c. GREY

what kind OF an agricultural Inn
plcment does n pair Of tight shoes
Lolita Noycs.
A corn planter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08

When the French try TO focus ON orr ideolisn
they the Thing that lines merit door TO thepl ana
that 1t knoos no Meat but force
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08

Please tell me why PHOTOGRAPHERS
are such stubborn men. - Benny
Fishcl.
Because they are so used to TAX.
ing the negative.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08
STARSHELLS

Peace hath its taxes no less than
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08

Discomfort is not accustomed by the little that zoe
haze, but by the much that the other feIoao has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08
Always insist upon
''Bayer Tablets of Aspirin"

Quick Relicf-with Safety
90 cent package. also larger sizes
The original worldiamous tablets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08
They are Zoo fond OF club DC.

why IL Il that policemen do not
make good husbands7 --Sophle Dav-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08

Future generations nay Worader what IN
to think organized killing more righteous II
pirate Jobs of MURDER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08

one trouble NTH orr standards is that qce MinI
spending is prosperity, Whereos true prosperity Il
gagged By sovings banks
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-05-30


to bear and whose 2.sIe CO. 4.
crate in the develol ~-s1t q . in
tutoin; and,
Whereas, Ocala is ..le Elost central
ly located city in s. 4i.a made
easily accessible by s.aia he Il the
Seaboard Air Line { 7 T.. 1Ese coast
Line railroads, and / sle 5i.-ie Higa-
way, Paradise Loop ia e-4e. lard
surfaced highways; -,
Whereas, the recc. - 80 state
board of health shoI -. Ia AMI
Marion county have : vG~y high
health standing; anc
Whereas, Marion e IT,. -fr'~ gaiz-
ed as one of the b : agricultural
counties in Florida, r.. g".t' DO for
truck and citrus fruit - 9-elj IS for
general farming and you'd
make an ideal locatj : = large
farm on which to locatc t1e Florida
state hospital; and,
Whereas, Ocala has 80 1c7~1ing
houses and hotels fC t'2a c3nYen-
fence of relatives al ; Str 80 who
might visit the hospits, an
Whereas, Ocala and Il TN ~3clty,
as shown by the fed 81 o-7 etate
geological reports, have - ae~n1anoe
of good water, and ha9e c'e0-f for
furnishing electric ligh, an 2owor.
and,
Wheeras, the people {, oe4- aal
Marion county have alaay PA =
great interest in any az a. "a t!t'
tions affecting humanity aa4 aoc19d
for the upbuilding and E1-a. aa I .
such institutions the F.2~.da s*at9
hospital would in such T.. aa9 nc, !,
be benefited thereby; th r~~429e 6. - {
Resolved, That the Nj IL
board of trade, in sessi 13rE,d ~.
April %, does hereby re y 31.Ia'iy pa-
tition the legislature of tao at~te u
Florida to locate the I.c.ll t9t@
hospital for white patien = - vi,
cinity of Ocala; and, be u l@'f1.r
Resolved, That copies & ca r9T-
olutions be sent to the ."~5 q IT IF
the state senate, the spe ~r ~
house of representatives, Hc u =.
bers of the special CON Zee ~
pointed by the legislator f'a1 q
suitable site for the hosp ~ ~ :"
the senator and represent ife4 'rc~l
Marion county.
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cELLzNT cppoRTUk Ties IA
GUNNER School sEss ON or
- &.
MoMAN's COLLEGE,

/ On June 16, 1919, the summer
school for both men and women will
ouen at the State College for Wo-
men at Tallahassee. Courses CT
study and review will De conducted
in all the subjects required for the
i various certificates; first and second
grade, state primary, and state GER
tificates for high school. In addition
to these studies there will be special
courses offered in order to give the
public school teachers an opportunity
to work for college and norman
school credits. The professional
courses in drawing, methods, indus
trial arts, physical training and sight
singing are both practical and proht-
able. The home economics depart
ment offers excellent opportunities
for persons desiring that line OF
work. Besides regular work in do
nestle science and art, there are
training courses for teachers and
county agents The business de-
partemnt offers splendid courses in
ste biography. typewriting and book
keeping
The faculty is made up Of men and
women of the best education and
training Besides, they are familiar
with Florida conditions so that they
enter their work in full sympathy
With the aspiring teachers from the
towns and country sections of the
state. 81
The privileges of the state law in
5 oviding for extension Of certificates
upCn conditions of regular atten-
dance and systematic study, will be
in force as in preceding summer ses-
ei0n8 There is no tuition except
n the business department where a
small fee is required All boarding
expenses are reduced TO the mini
mum cost for comfortable living.
Life at the college is enjoyable.
The climate is good boarding &C
ommodations all one could ask; and
ne association with so many teach,
crs Of the state is a benefit to all
no attend the summer session.
Neither men nor women need seek
my place that offers more than the
olleee for women. Is IT not the
A~ivilege Of the teachers Of Florida
. avail themselves of the advantages
Int are made possible by the state?
For detaile dinformation write to
President Edward Conradi,
state College for NVomen. Tallahas.
zee, Florida.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-05-30
ccALA WANTS STATE HOSPITAL
4 FOR THE INSANE

The Marion county board of trade
is of the opinion that the Florida
state hospital for white patients
should be located in the center of
the state, in the high and rolling
country adapted to general farming
as well as to trucking and citrus
fruits. The board of trade is of the
opinion, also, that the hospital should
ne located near a city whose people
have always taken an interest in in
situations affecting humanity, in order
that the fnfiuence of such city might
work for the good of the institution.
And it is pointed out that Ocala
meets all of these requirements. The
trade body, at a large meeting last
Thursday night, adopted resolutions
respectfully petitioning the .legisla-
ture to locate the Florida state hos
pital in the vicinity of this city.
The resolutions adopted were as
follows:
Whereas, it has been proposed that
the Florida state hospital for white
patients be located at suitable point
in the state; and,
Whereas, this hospital should have
a location that is central and easily
accessible, that is healthful, that is in
a good general farming section, in
order that an excellent farm might
be developed in connection with the
institution, location near city haV.
ing good boarding houses and hotels
Tor the convenience of relatives and
other visitors to the hospital; a loca,
ton with a good water supply, light
and power; location convenient to
obtaining adequate supplies; a 1oca.
ton that is attractive; a location near
a city that will bring good influence
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-05-30

Dizziness, vertigo (blind staggees),
sallow complexion, hatulence are
symptoms of a torpid liver. No one
San feel well while the liver is mac
tive. Herbine is a powerful liver
stimulant. A dose or two win cause
all bilious symptoms to disappear
Try it. Sold by Gerig's Drug Store.--
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-05-30
FOR a WEAK STOMACH

AS a general rule all you need 10
age and occupation and to keep YoIr
bowels regular. When you feel that
you have eaten too much and when
cOnstipated take one of Chamber
ain's Tablets. Monopoly Drug
Store.-m.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-05-30
STEM END ROT rs w 49,
ON'S FOE

1t is reported that $500 g ] al u
watermelons were lost in i iatl,
eastern states last year i 4a ..
the stem end rot. This L ,-a {.
hazardous business, and til -et .D@8
is taken out OF the farmei potts.
Because of these conditions "a et1o. /
is being made to prevent - ata i,
end rot.
Through the extension d. l-IJn =.
M. Tucker and L. M. Benz 49,. d.
vote good part of their til. ..---~.,
the shipping season to the | 1.y.......+
of stem end rot in watermelo - <
men will follow the shipm S., ~
ginning in South florida ano .-.e..4e,
north as the season advanc<
The treatment consists of - D yin
a fungicide in the form of a : 413~'
tant paste to the newly cut SENS D
watermelons as they are P Ell -
the cars. The material to al -. ,..l.i
be made into a paste mad d 81
common starch with ped Ct ..~-
stone This is made by add "a
ounces of bluestone to each {. 1T o,
starch paste. Prepared powC Ca
also be purchased to have IL -.J-
effect.
The treatment is so simp lAar
there is no reason why any Ca al -
watermelons should leave thu tle
without receiving it. Farmers . il q
in 821, and experiment static ia
Ietin 139 can be secured from - -
tension division OF the Univers 3.
from the bureau of plant inI y
Washington, ID. c. These bu
describe the disease and metL j j,
treatment
During the shipping season -
Benn and Mr. Tucker viii perso = )
treat as many cars as is possibl, 81
as this viii be comparatively f. :.
the total number shipped our, t.3.f-
ers are requested OF inform the j,
YES on the treatment.
Anthranose is also prevalent il
many watermelon fields. This dis g
is caused by a fungus and ca 81
prevented by spraying with Borda ~
mixture. Those, however. who ex-
pect to apply the treatment after ali
the melons and plants are disco - /.
Of course win be disappointed In he
results. The effectiveness OF tie
treatment lies in preventive meth . Is
and many growers are spraying D.
fore they see any sign OF the disc :.
using power sprayers similar TO th g
used in groves, and spraying m :ey
a pressure of 140 to 200 pounds, -
that the spray material win CO. y
both sides Of the leaves.
Bordeaux mixture is made by us. +,
four pounds copper sulphate and Il II
pounds quick lime to fifty gallons O
water. The quick lime and copr AZ
Sulphate should be dissolved sep
ately and mixed ready for use. Far
ers bulletin S21 gives the informant :
in detail and can be secured prom
~ On request-Leesburg Commerci
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NOTICE

The freight station will be closed
4 thursday afternoons during the
months of May, June, July, August
and September.
G. A. Harris, Agent.
The evening world., 1919-07-08
], 5. SOLDIERS
PARADE IN PARIS
ON VICTORY DAY
Pershing VIII Lead Regiment
Of Worthy Companions of
the French Fighters.

PARIS. July ASSOCIATED Press). -
me regiment OF American soldiers
uhieh win follow Gen. Pershing and
the mefnbers Of his stan in the great
parads on viotory Day, July u. s1n,
both from physical appearAnoo and
past performance be worthy COM
panions for the victors OF Verdun, the
Name and the User. Flags from all
he American divisions which have
fought in France wiz be carried by
rpembers OF units chosen from those
urEanizations.
The rppldlty with which the prepa-
rptlons for the celebration are being
made u another proof OF the won
derful talent possessed by the French
FOR improviaation. When the war
rrna the French were not ready
bll1 the great genius they have for
tocctfng an emergency was shown
4. the prompt mobilization Of the
aEfoy and the holding Of the Zoe until
no AiIins could come 20 the rescue.
Vfflory' also caught the French un-
n'tarosy Six months Rgo elaborate
plans were made for tho oelebra-
tiqn OF Victory Day Then came the
peaco Conference, Win It's delays
The evening world., 1919-07-08
council OF FIVE Il. !. !.
APPROVESATTACK
UPON PETROGRAD
Bolshevik Troops Said to Have
Occupied Embassies and Con-
sulates at Russian Capital.

PARIS. July S.--Approval Of a plan
for concerted attack upon Pstro4
grad by Finnish troops and the forces
OF the Kolehak Government at omS<
was given yesterday by the Council
Of Five. ...-t
A Joint note has been sent the
military attaches Of the United
States. Great Britain, France and
Italy at HelsinEfors instructing them
to support the Finnish Government
n it decided to accede to the re-
quest Of Admiral Kolchak to assist
him in the campaign. ~
There is no indication that the al
lied and associated powers proposs