Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-14

a call 10 the city hall for men or wo-
men for odd jobs will be gratefully re-
ccived by the commissioners and the
unemployed persons registered. alike
A call to any one OF the three city
commissioners will produce the pro
per effect"
James l.. Lovern, president OF the
city council, was not at homo when
Tho Chioftain called last night, but
Mr.. Jackson gives assurance that he
is fully in sympathy with plan that
will relieve tho present situation.
Following arc tho telephone num-
bors OF commissioners.
James l.. Observation-Disclosures. Set
NJ. Studzinski........-.. l5-
John NJ. Jackson observation-disclosures. li5
NJ. Maurcr, superintendent of Scale
Department of the Colorado Fuel S
Iron company advances a plan for tho
relief OF men during this period OF
temporary unemployment that is sen
siblc. needs no legislation or eStraordi-
nary preparation. and that improves
the country and the property OF tho
country even while IL improves tho
, condition OF the unemployed.
The ChieftaJn considers this a con-
| structivc proposal II is prcdicated on
condition that is, II anything. more
pregnant than the Buy Bale OF Cot
ton" movement. during 1914.
The condition. OF unemployment is
| nationwide. Tho emergency remedy.
as outlined by Mr.. Maurcr. may bc
made nationwide
AND. BEST OF ALL. THE REM
EDY CAN START TO-DAY THIS
| VERY MONDAY MORNING.
The man is waiting ror the little job
you have waiting for him.
-HnH sfsIt
GE'THER?
one prominent Pueblo business
man stated last night that he was
heart and soul in favor of the plan;
Il SEQ no reason on earth why II
should not succeed. II is just tho
thing for providing relief for situa-
tion that might otherwise provo scri-
ous'
| Another woll-known citizen stated
The plan hits the nail on tho head
with nc. the first whack, And
see no reason why II should stop In
Pueblo: the idea Is 30 good that other
c!tics-thc whole United States
leviste national and state. as we'll az
ciyic. employment difficulties"
or course You're going to have
garden this year.
Tho ground is soft. the weather Il
ideal. There is every indication thai
this will be an carly spring. It's moi
too carly to spade that garden, turr
over tho sod, and get it all ready
for spring.
There arc scores Of big husky fol
lows in town. who would jump at tn,
chance to take hold of that old rusty
spade and fairly make tho rrounc
trembic with It. Give them the chance
somewhere around your place thcr'
arc many things that ought to bt
done. Your wife has told you so 80
often you are tired OF listening-ant
besides you know they ought to h'
done yourself But. somehow. yo,
never get around to IT, There's youi
chance to give the other fellow a
Job. and have the matter settled ono.
for all.
And how about that lawn Of yours
Getting green, isn't it2 Ought to &c
n load OF dressing right away. IL yo,
want II to look like anything late
on. Phone for that dressing riEh
now. today Then phone the cit'
hall, and got man to come out anc
. spread It for you.
Wouldn't n good coat of white-vasl 81
. look well on the wallis of the oil,
chicken house this spring?
How about the back fencc2 Mayb
II needs white wash. or mondinE. HOY
about the back yard. or tho roof. o
= the porchT
How many times has your wife sug
Eested that the windows need WASH
ing on tho outsider
, These arc only a few suggestions
that will start you thinking. Just
, little starter. to get you to say "Oh
that reminds me" And there's
job for man out of work.