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Williams news., 1920-06-18
United States Land Office, at
 Phoenix, Arizona
 State of Arizona TO WHOM TT MAY CON-

TO. WHOM IT MAY CON- CERN:
 Notice is hereby given that the State of Arizona, under the Provisions of the Act of Con- gress,, approved June 20th, 1910 (36 Stats, 55T, has filed in this office it's School Indemn- ity Land Selections applying to select as indemnity the land de- scribed as follows:
 3673-O46585: In T. "A N., R. 2 E., All section 28.
 3692-04675O: In T. 24 N., k. 1 E., WIZ Section 10.
 co. & s. R. M.)
 During the five weeks period of publication of this notice or any time thereafter and before final approval and certification this office will receive protests or contests as to any of the tracts applied for and transmit the same to the General Land Office.
 Dated at Phoenix, Arizona, June 8th, 1920. CHAS E. MARSHAL, Register, SCOTT WHITE, Receiver. Date of first Publication, June 18, 1920.
 Date of last Publication, July IS. 1920
Williams news., 1920-06-18
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

Born: to MT. and Mrs. Harry Wade, a boy.
 Mrs. Valentine of Grand Can yon is in town today.
 Earl Melick is working for the Saginaw.
 Born to MT. and Mrs. E. Elmer son, on June 6, a baby boy.
 Mrs. Payne of Colorado, is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. W. H. Allison
 Miss Anna Stark, aunt of Mrs. Dorothy Shafer, is visiting with Mrs. Shafer.
 Mrs. Fletcher By is the own CT of a fine seven passenger Chandled touring car
 Mrs. Ray Wickens entertain ed the Card Club Thursday af- ternoon.
 Mrs. Andrew Smith spent the latter part of the week in Will Hams, visiting with friends.
 Miss Lava Sughrue IS the guest of her sister, Mrs. Mich ael Duffy.
 Miss Minnie brennan has gone on a camping trip with MT. and Mrs. Davis.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Daggs are the proud parents of baby girl born Wednesday, weighing 2 pounds.
 Edward Hoffmeyer and fam ily left for a short visit to San Francisco, San Diego and other California points. Lena Stangle is working in the office at Rabbits.
 Mrs. Barnhart is helping Mrs. Pinkard with her sewing, as Mrs. Pinkard is so busy.
 Dorothy Nagiller expects to start for Phoenix, the first of next week for a few weeks va cation.
 Mrs. H. J. Dooner entertain ed with a dance Thursday eve ming in honor of her sister Mary Dady of Winslow.
 Mrs. H. J. Dooner gave a couple party Friday afternoon, for her sister, Margaret Dady of Winslow.
 MT. and Mrs. E. A. Phillips and children, Riola and Delbert leave Friday for a ranch near Houston, Texas, where they will make their future home.
 MT. s. W. Eschmeyer and son Cecil, who have been visiting with their daughter and sister, Mrs. A. G. Rounseville, have re- turned to Indianapolis, Ind.
 Mrs. Betty Murphy is visiting in Williams a few days. She came up to get her car and drive it back to Prescott where she is teaching in the schools.
 c. B. Williams and family are going on an outing trip to the White Mountains, Friday. MT. Harry Henderson, of Con- gress Junction is in Williams this week.
 Miss Virginia By of HVinslow has come to Williams to stay with Mrs. Fletcher By while taking music lessons under Miss Mayme Alcorn, during the sum- mer.
 Mrs. P. A. Melick and Miss Watson leave Saturday for Cal ifornia, travelling overland. Mrs. Watson, Marie Miller and Dermont Melick will join them later, going to California by train.
Williams news., 1920-06-18

Sellman CD, Montgomery, J., Montgomery L., Gray, Travis :; Bases on balls, off Spences 3 :;
 hit by pitched ball, by Spencer Sullivan, McDougal; by Kuken- baker, Metz; two base hits, J. Montgomery, Osler, Kennedy, Horne: three base hit, Proctor :;
 home run, McDougal; struck out, by Kukenbaker 7, by spen- cer 5; passed ball, Gray; dou- ble plays, Proctor to McDougal to L. Montgomery; Dooner to McDougal; umpires, Rivers and Fairchild; time of game 2:1O.
 Batting averages of William
Williams news., 1920-06-18

Mrs. Charley Charlebois and two children are the guests of MT. and Mrs. R. M. Reese. Mrs. Charlebois will be well remem- bered as Miss Juanita Reese formerly one of our popular school teachers.
Williams news., 1920-06-18
WILLIAMS DEFEATS FLAGSTAFF, SCORE S-6--

A
 Williams kept up it's triumph ant march "pennantward" by winning last Sundays game on the home grounds from Flag staff city team by score of to 6. The victory however had 8 bad flavor to it, as wrong de- cision involving the rules of the game was made by the umpire in the ninth inning when Flag staff had two men on bases and nobody out, and this unintent-' ional error on the part of the umpire may have cost Flagstaff the game. Both umpires made decisions which would not stand the light of investigation and they were about equally divided in favor of each team. The decision in the ninth inning occurred in ths way:
 Osler, the first man up for Flag had doubled to center :; Metz batting for Fife was hit by a pitched ball; Gray hit down the third base line, but the ball was foul by inches, and ill returning to first base, Metz went across the diamond with out touching second base, and was called out by Fairchild the Flagstaff umpire, for not touching second base. This was plainly in violation of sec tion 9 of rule 55, which pro- vides in cases of this kind Nthe base runner is not required to touch the intervening bases in returning to the base he is leg ally entitled to-"
 The game was an exciting one from start to finish. Flag staff got off to a good lead, and when Williams went to bat in the last half of the sixth inning, the visitors were leading by a score of 6 to 1. In this inning, Sullivan hit safely, stole second and third but was forced at home when Proctor hit the pitcher, Proctor landing safely on first. After Sellman had been disposed of on strikes for the second out, McDougal hit to right center for a clean home run, scoring Proctor ahead of him, and Flagstaff's lead had been reduced by two runs.
 Flagstaff wa2 retiran in the 1.Tth inning without scoring, and in the locals half, after two men were out and Dooner had been given a life at first by an error, Spencer, Flagstaff S pitcher lost control, gave J. Montgomery a base on balls, aud hit Sullivan, filling the bas- eS. Proctor landed on the ball for ripple down the first base line, scoring the three runners, and tying the score. In the eighth the winning runs were made on a hit batsman, singles by Wolf and Dooner, and a lit tie comedy which was added to the game by Dooner's at- tempt to steal second. He did not make it, but while he was being run down between first and second, Wolfe scored with the last run of the game.
Williams news., 1920-06-18

 Send it down Watches, Guns, Sewing machines, musical in- struments, etc.,. I can repair it. W. A. Parrish.
Williams news., 1920-06-18

TJnextinguished 'a,ap fires proved the undcing of .v;o men of COconino County recently The abandonment of the fires in itself a violation of the Ariz- ona state laws, was further magnified by forest fires of 9. destructive character which broke out as a result of the neglected embers Y is led to the eventual discovery of tl,e cause of the fires and additional evidence unearthed the culp- rits.
Williams news., 1920-06-18

For Sale Jersey and Holstein heifer calf, two months old, $25 Inquire at News office for ad- dress. 6-11-18 Buy any old thing-Sell any old thing. Gall and see me.
 ". A. Parrish, Bill Williams Ave, across from the black smith shop.
 room for Rent corner of First street and Sher- man Ave. MT. F. R. McCray.
Williams news., 1920-06-18

Mrs. w. c. Rittenhouse and little sons, John Douglas and Tom, left Wednesday for Boli- var, Missouri to visit with rela- tiVes.
Williams news., 1920-06-18
DEFEATS OAT-
 MAN ON kINGMAN FIELD

Oatman played Kingnnan on the Kingman diamond Sunday, June IS, and received the small end of the 12 to 8 score. The score by innings ran as fol- lows:
 ABR H AVE. Oatman O 3 o OOO1- 8 kingman 1 o OO46 x-12
Williams news., 1920-06-18

Miss Helen Maxwell has talk en Miss Stangle's place at the telephone office.
Williams news., 1920-06-18
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

For Justice of Peace
 I hereby announce that 1 am a candidate for the Republican nomination for Justice of the Peace of Williams precinct, subject to the will of the Re. publican party at the Primar- ies Sept. ', 1920.
 c. P. SILVERNAIL For Corporation Commissioner I take this opportunity to an- nounce to the electorate that I will be a candidate for the off, fee of Corporation Commis. .sioner at the ensuing general election, provided I receive the endorsement of the voters at the Democratic primary.
 T. D. CASHEL Phoenix, Arizona.
Williams news., 1920-06-18

Mrs. Flaharty who has been visiting in Prescott returned tc Williams Friday evening. She and her daughter are guests of Mrs. Patrick Johnson.
Williams news., 1920-06-18

Miss Edna Ritzenthaler left for her home in Ohio, Tuesday. From there she expects to go to New York and travel thru the Southern states.
Williams news., 1920-06-18

Mrs. J. H. Mehl will leave Sunday evening for Liberty, Missouri, to visit her mother and sister. While enroute, she will stop over at Las Vegas N. M., to visit Miss Grace Bull who is teaching in the high school there.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15
Handsome Filling Station
Makes Busy Corner

'Au in all. we think We have the
most up-to-date filling station in the
city and know OF no station where
your accommodations viii be
greater"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15
Na1Em

with Fl Paso weather at its finest
and thousands OF motorists taking ad-
vantage Of It. one Of the busiest
places IN the city is the handsome and
modern filling station No. ; Of the
Great western Oh company at the
corner Of Stanton and Missouri
streets. As VIII be noted from the
accompanying Illustration. the sta
ton is unusually attractive IN sp-
pesranes and thoroughly up-tO-ths-
minute In equipment
eve are SO busy We wonder how
to find time to eat" said J. Z. Nelson.
the manager. speaking to a man be-
tween spurts the other day. And the
reason. Of course. for our big rush
at this time Of the year Is not alto
Eether that Of the hot weather. That
makes business pick up for every
body IN this game, to Be sure But
We believe that our place gets little
more than It's share OF the business.
whyEWen. sust because We meet
thu people with a r1nils no matter how
darned rushed OF how hungry and
agitated We may happen to be.
@Ths Great western OIL company
puts out the best OIL and gas on the
market. We sell the famous Crown
Motor oils with y parafins base
These oils are Psnnsylvania els and
there are no oils to Be had with ths
quality Of PennsyivEnis paraffin base
oils.
and then there Is that renowned
Crystal gas Al motor car owners
who have ever used Crystal gas know
how much better It Is than the or
binary gas It IS good for more miles
to the gallon. and contains less In
puritiss than any ether gas On the
market today.
we carry tires snd change your
tirss at our service station Courtesy
IS the thing We desire to emphasize
When you drive up to eur service
and filling station. stHnton and
Missouri. you can feel quite sure that
any little extra accommodation such
as free air. water for your car and
a dozen other things you may need
VIII be gladly supplied We always
see to It that q patron never has to
soil his hands OF wearing apparel.
Another feature OF cur business we
desire to mention Is delivery Of gas.
Just phono 1881 and tell Us where
you desire your gas to Be sent and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

you viii get prompt delivery Of the
amount OF gas you desire. This often
means much to a motorist who has
run out OF gas and is stalled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-15
100 BACK TO WORK.

GROVE CITY. Pa. May lone
hundred striking Besscmer and Lake
Eric railroad engineers. conductors
flremcn, brakcmcn and swttchm"n. met
here today and voted TO return !" work
next Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-15
CLAD Of DAY |
FIRST STARTED
TAKING DRECO'
HAS BEEN A BLESSING TO ME
FROM THE VERY FRST-RELmV-
ED MY HEADACHES, CoNST1PA-
TON AND STOMACH TROUBLES.
FEEL GOOD ALL THE TIME NOW
FULL OF ENERGY, AND SLEEP
LIKE A BABY.

Imagine not being able Ia enjoy
meal for years. Wouldn't YOU DO happy
If. after years OF suffering. you finally
discovered a medicine that relieved your
troubles This. In substance. IS the
experience Of Il well known lady living
right here In this section. Read what
she has TO say. She Is Mrs. Sue Guth,
% Wheeling, W. Va.
my health has been none too good:
severe headaches attended by pains In
my back and limbs caused me much ago
ny. ! also had Il d!ENScssrd feeling In
rly stomach. and ii world MI mo up
with gas after meals. making me very
uncomfortable. often had dizzy spells
which nearly blinded m~. my appetite
fell away to almost nothing: my breath
II Is really hard TO describe my feelings.
All this time I WAS taking different
medicines, but without much success.
When the new medicine nrecn came TO
town | was impressed by the honest,
frank statements | read in the papers
about It. and began taking IL myself. II
Is hard to r"aliZ" what biz change THIS
Drecu has brought forth. IL Is almost
beyond belief.
My food dtgrsts perfectly. leaving
no gas nor pains. headaches and back
ache have gone: my liver IS acting we'll.
which has uVcrr0m" the dizziness and
foul breath and bad taste III my mouth.
am full If energy and am Hight heart
ed and happy All tn" tlin". hop" every
one suffering as | once did will give
DrcCo trial"
All good druggists now sell nreCo.
and IL iS highly recommended m Wheel
Ing by G. II. Gricst co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-15
BOB MARTIN
COMES TO-DAY
A. z. F. Champ Due For Fight Win
Tom Mcmahon at the Auditorium
Next Tuesday Night
VIII workout This Afternoon and sum
day at the waldorf Gym
Public Invited

Rob Martin will arrive here this al
tcrnoou to put the hnlshinE 'ouCheS ~
HIS training for tn" most !hpoFttn'
bou, in his career-his match here WIN
"Rrar-rat" Tom McAlahon. OF New CHs-
! tie scheduled for next Tuesday night
| IN the Auditorium In meeting McNln
hon bob Martin ~ taking his nrSt real
step towards the goal OF every heavy
weight buNcr-the worlds champion
ship. ,,t
jimmy Bronson. manager for Martin.
! - going through with the MCAl"hS VI,
bout despite warnings given him ny
I boxing experts TO pass UP mret!ns
| with the Wild man from New caste.
, Such well known fst!c experts as oIto
! Floto. OF Kansas City Post ana f"'
! Smith. OF Chicago American. nave 'o!u
! Bronson that Mcmahon was a buzz sa"
! not to be fooled with.
Bob Martin must sooner or later take
, his first match with 1" man OF ring eN
| periencc and punching ability Bronson
! writes land l know Of no better place
| for him to be put 10 the acid test than
| right IN his native state. McMahor -
I tough. can hit and is great s!HEsTIr T.,
! OF the always mixing brand. but Martin
Is uOhody'S fool when IN IN" IlhE' ne
/ has trained faithfully for the houl WIN
! Mcmahon and l am certain no VIII IcsEe
! the ring with added honorS ana ms I"!-
! low West VirginianS Will be shouting
, his praises" ,,.
There are two sides 10 Al! arguments
! The Jimmy Dime viewpoint III the Mar
! t!n-McMahon controversy SEES -" 90
! der champion stretched out on the can
vass for the count. Martin mas ocen
: knocking over lot OF fellows bug nor
one Of them compares with McMahon'
! Said Dime over the long distance phone.
! Tom is right FOR this scrap: VIII nave
! n man opposed TO him who Viii NOT out-
weigh him and l am sure cunhot OUT
! punch him. The old Bear-Cat VIII out
/ game him; carry him right Off ms teet,
! 10 me II looks as II the army champion
! is in for the surprise OF his Ire
! With both men in good snap" ;esCn
i confident OF victory and so much AT
stake as the result OF n victory. tn" big
scrap on Tuesday night looms up as tne
! best hSiir Offering we have mad mere
! aboutS for some time. Martin VIII WI WIZ, n
ONT his afternoon Mt 3 p. M. The public
! is invited 10 give the big fellow the once
! over llc will box with his trainer. Jen
: clarke. himself one OF the best negro
| heavywcights IN the world.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-15
union AND CLAY
LOSE THE GAMES

Washington and Madison were VIC
tors in the two Public Schools Athletic
league baseball games played al the
Twenty-siN,h street playground yesl"r-
day afternoon In IN" first game
Washington had l!ttlr difficulty in win
ming from Union. II tn l. with Unions
errors and WashlnglOn'S hitting ieatur-
ing the contest. Favish. IoOS" and
Sanford led N the batting. For Union,
Whallen and Sanders did we'll IN the
box.
Madison took 4 20 game from
Clay. with both leans playing fine hall.
Crubers single I'm the first inning
scored two runs for Madison. while
Cotton'S and Woods singles in the NTH
and sixth added two moro. Madison
looks like Il worthy foe For any or the
other teams in the league locking for
pennant honors.
Washington team: Momua. III: Hart =
Loose. 3b Sanford. If: Rochder. p,
Favish. III; McGill. IS.
Union team: Whallcn. p. Bro"rrman.
G: Norman and Reed. ID: l."nler. - :
Sanders. 3b. and p. Kelley. s., Me
UuinSton. e.: Emblem. IF.
Madison team: Cotton. p, Edwards.
IT.: Sauvageot. Oh: Brandfass. c.; Cru
Der, lb.; Woods. SIS; Nosslrr. 2b.. Milli-
son. rf: HedgPr. c.
clay team: BauCrs. ID; Robinson, IS.
Evans. CT: Cory. p. MCGavin and VIA
YER If; Richards. 3h.: West. ca.
Schweitznr. Oh: Newman. c.
Umpire: John Nelson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-15
SUNDAY GAMES

Sunday afternoon the watson Pack
ORG will clash with ~" Clark \ =. On
tho Tunnel Green grounds EUrl" ~
'Umar will do tn" ,wrrl'uE for The
Packers. whit" coon vii q" ~" rer"lN-
ing The ..ainr VII H.. called at three
O'Clock sharp.
Tho Patterson & I'm Grove u.nr W u
Lineup against tho Vance a I. % ~"
South Side at thrr" r.c!urk tomorrow
afternoon al Elm tir"N". Just wh"
will appear in tn" Vance lineup is NOT
known but Manager Reuther announced
his lineup as: Madden. s.: Workman.
%: Smith. Cr: Clnrk. IT.. R"uth"r, G.:
Grin. 2b: McCormick. RI Rafferty,. Id;
WeIglc or Howard. J..
The Wheeling All-StarS completed
negotiations with the Lan'rtN OHIO
team and will journey I" that place to-
morrow The local lineup: Blake. To-:
Hickey. Oh: Foos". IS: Juck"ns. 3h.;
Shepherd f; Gordon If; Rurkhart. e.;
Davis. y: Evans. r.. and niitma".
substitute.
Brllairc {. A. G. will leave tomorrow
morning FOR Warrington. wh"r" lhrE
will tackle the Consumers Fuel b.ne
there IN the afternoon.
The McConkCy baseball team VIII
tourney to D"nniSon. Onto. ihiS after
noon her" they Will meet the team Of
that place this apernoon' and ah'n o"
Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-15
YOUNG WENTZ
NOW RELEASED

Prank WENT aged ID, a foHansne'
htgh school student arrested Thurs-
day In connection with the death Oh
Florence parton, aged ls years, OF
brooke county, W. va, VINO was va
killed when she was struoh ~ an 81
+omohii.- was released on 1880 bail
nv tue coroner at wsushurg late yes
torday
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-15
"BRAINS" EVERS

When tn New York Giants take
the field at League Park tomorrow
tho brainicst base ball player who
ever wore uniform will open the
game at short, John J. EverS! what
a flood Ur sporting memories That
name brings to mind.
II was his rapid-firc brain mat
called Umpire ODaN's attention 10
Mcrklo'S failure Of touching second
base. which forced 4 gam" that Ne"
York had won to a protest. ana thaN
Xrutrst"d game ChIraGO won and win
II the remnant AMI the Worlds Series
Evers is the last Of that famous
inficld to remain In action. chance
has retired. Tinker is bench mana
ger nj columbus. Steinfridt ~ dead.
We will read no more OF the famous
double play combination of Tinker to
E,"rs. T." Change. and when the
Grrntcr Wheeling fms see the SliEht
form of Evcrs working hcSid" tn"
giant Lear. rh"y will realize mat on"
Of the greatest players "f all Inn" -
Stiu FUN of ~" itr" "f the GA Gun
DAYS. but not the great player u" was
4 few years ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-15
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

\ Toledo q. ;. !. Minneapolis I. 4. l.
Dubuc and Mills: James and Mayer
louisville : IL. |. Kansas City 3. S, ..
Decatur and Meyer: Ames Bolden ana
Brock.
indianapolis S. u. .. Milwaukee T.
II. =. F7aherty Murray. Cayet and Hem
line; Gossett. Howard. Schultz and Gas
ton.
Columbus. S. IL. 0. St. Paul ?. =. 2.
Sherman. George. McQuilland and Nag-
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-15
DECISION FOR JACKSON.

NEWARK. y. j.. May 4.-Willie
Jackson outfought Johnny Dundee In
twelve round bout here tonight.
Jackson had the advantage in every
round except the second. which went 10
Dundee and the third was even.
Jackson weighed 1871 pounds and
Dundee l29.
Dundee received considerable punish
ment about the body AID head IRE
qurntly. He took the aggressive In The
second run. during which he caused
Jackson 10 miss many blows. From tho
fourth round, jackson kept after his
opponent and in tho eighth landed sew
eral hard blows with Dundee up
against tho ropes. Jack<on was super
Tor also in fighting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-15
GET "FREAK" CASSIE.

MIDDI,EBOURNE. w. Va. May: H.
A freak" gas we'll has been drilled In
on the J. w Mayheld farm. on First
Run. near this place. The production
Is estimated NJ 100000 CUBIC leel'
The we'll is surrounded by nearly
score Of others. some OF thcm deep
ones, and other dry holes. Tho we'll
was being drilled for oil.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-15
TIGERS TO MARTINS FERRY.

Sunday afternoon the Tiger y. G.
will clash with the Johns team at
League Park before the Valley All-Star-
New York Giant game, providing the
manager Of the park consents. The
Tigers lineup: Becker. Heller. lrcdcr-
icks, Armbruster. Rothernund, Weiss
Wendell. Rose, Daily or Overman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-15
BOWLING
MusEE DUCK PIN LEAGUE
WON BY WESLEYAN.

Special Dispatch to The lntellGencer.
FHILLIPI. W. Va. May l4-Wesleyan
college easily defeated the Broadduj
college at tennis here today. taking both
! matches OF singles. Hall defeated
! Brandon 1t. is and 6-S.
Bennett defeated Pickett 6.l. and CD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27
EMPLOYEES SNAP
UP NOTE OFFER
Electric Co.'s Issue Taken
In Record Time

An interesting example OF the
modern tendency toward cooper
ativc ownership OF large corpora
tons In shown In the subscription
list for the 100000 note issue OF
the Puget Sound Power q Light
company. just closed. company of
ficiais pointed out today.
The company offered $1,000. 900
face value OF five year per cent
coupon notes, and the entire issue
was oversold in less than ii work.
ing days. Thru the efforts Of the
organization itself and without any
Underwriting by bond houses whose
business IL TO DO this sort Of thing.
the issue was distributed all over the
territory served. from the Canadian
boundary TO Olympia, In small sizes
and in many hundreds of subscrip.
tons.
over 1000 employees OF the com.
pany tmore than one-half OF the
total number OF persons employed
became interested In the cofnpany's
securities In this short time and the
purchase by employees alone absorb
ed more than 40 per cent OF the total
issue.
The participation by tho public
served and the employees in the own.
ership OF the property Is bound to
result in n benefit TO all concerned.
say company officials, thru keeping
the income from the securities In the
Puget Sound district. and In broad.
cning the interest and understand.
ing Of the company's operations and
problems In the 147 communities
served