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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06

MA PRODEJ vyborne obchod-
III misto ma zapadni 46te ulici.
Grocera a reznicky obchod do
bre vedeny, budovy dobrem
stavu, vse pfirucne, prjd'te sc
pfesvedcit a slyset pricinu pro-
dele po 1l-lete Cinnosti - cena
$4,000, mozno wit ma vyme-
NJ | heb pro 2 rodiny moderni
dum. Haste Sc u Atlas Finance
Go. 5458 Broadway, A. Sicha,
jednatel. IT
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06
X Ia otcovskem statku. !
Roman z anglickeho.

Sc tax zachvivate? Jsem snad
prasivy? Dejte 81 pozor, byl
ljsem k VAN pills shovlvavy.
Mystic, re jsem nevidel, co Sc
tn dele? Nyni Sc mejte ma po-
zoru - hled'te, abyste nesla
pfiliS daleko! ia 81 to nemohu
Ivyrovnati tim klatym Spane-
lem wy to dobre vite - po-
nevada mu dluzim mnoho IT,
sic! Nejsemvsak muzem, jenz
ztrpi nejake hlouposti. Slyse-
la jste?''
"Slysela," odpovedela ona.
Stala zsinala q jen pronesla
! to jedno slovo - mic vice. Ne
ucinila zadny pohyb k odcho-
du. aneb aby sc vyprostila z je-
ho ruky; vasen We vnitru jejlm
bourici udrzovala il uplne ne
hybnou.
"Slysela jste," usklibnul sc
znovh. 'Dbejte toho, abyste
mne byla pcslusnou. Mohu Sc
navratiti kterykoliv den -
! kteroukoliv hodinu. Ncmuze-
tie popriti, re Sc toho obavate,
ackoliv jste pfilis hrdou, nez
abyste to mohla dati ma jevo.
! Odpovezte mi, sice vas k tomu
! donutim!'
"Nemam co bych ma to odpo
vedela," pravila Valencie jako
lprve. "Kdybych to poprela,
Ineveril byste mi - mlcim te-
dy. Nestrachuji Sc vas.'
Oei jeji urely Sc pevne
vyrazem hrdeho opovrhovani
ma jeho oblicei; on sam musel
zraky sve sklopiti, zardel Sc,
neklidne Sc zasmal a wal ru-
ku svou z jejiho ramene.
bah - devce, ia vas ne
chtel uderiti! Zaiiste jste tax.
, to nevyhlizela, kdyz vas mile
nee ruku svou M vas polozil -
!, d'as iei vezmi
"Dohre ucinite, Lestere, bu-
dete-li Sc mlti lepe na pozo-
! ru,' odvetila Valencie tichym
| ale jasnym hlasem. "kdyby
! kazdc sloyo, jea .Jste pronesl
: bylo pravdiv6, mohl byste se
/ odvazit Vrhnouti po mne ka,
menem? Pamatujte 81, ze jest
/ nekolik veci, iez 81 nenechan
! hbiti. ia isem zustala a na
dale zuStanu vernon Svemu sll
bu danemu V den naSeho SHAT
ku, ackoliy Wy jste slib svll.
zruSil stokrate; ne snad IL
( bych slib svuj rusic, hreslla
, prot yam, he snad re bycE
: zneuctila vase jmeno, jez vice
, nemuze byti zneucteno, nybrs
proto, re bych hfesila proti bo
r hu a sve vlastnl cti. To jes
, jedina odpoved', jiz yam da
= vam nyni pro vsechny budouc
: easy"
i "Dejte dobry pozor, abyst
i slib svuj dodrzela,' pravil 81
Lester zamraciv sc. Nepreka
: Eel ii, kdyz nyni iej mijela
: vyrazem vznesene hrdosti, q
"a niz il nasledoval a Valenci
: kracela pevnym krokem, az $
Ill dostala do svych vlastnich ke
Ii mnat.
i "Prvni rama dopadla,' pr;
villa tisknouc ODE ruce X srd,
n a jen te2ka oddychuiic. :
G jest to snad jiz pocatek kol
'ce?"
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06

PRODA Sc jednorodinny dun
"a pricinou odjezdu do stare
vlasti. Plyn, elektrika a jine
zarizenl. Haste sc v els. 1861
w. so st. 10
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06

PRoNAJME Sc farma o 80
akrech. 2 kone, IS krav. 2 pra-
sata. slepice, 10 .akrd pastvin,
sano. owes, slama. brambory q
hospodarske natini.. Haste Sc
Il JOS. SedWy, 1919 vyck. 40.
ul., roh Hamm Ave. /?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06

PRIME Sc slovenska neb pol
ska dlvka ma domaci praci, -
zadne pradlo AMI vareni, ktera
Sc domluvl anglicky. Haste Sc
" els. 1O607 Pasadena Ave. z
vych. les. ul. Tel. Prime. 1851
w. 1--9
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06
PRONA.JNgE Sc:

PRONAJME Sc byt v Corlett
o 5ti velkych pokojsch $ kou-
pelnou, elektrika, plyn, fernes,
dive porce. Haste sc elsie
134OO Bartlett Ave. bliz Union
kary. 1-7
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06

PRIME Sc zena na ypradlo a
zehleni pro malou rodinu tri
osob. Elektricka masina. Hla-
ste sc els. 1927 L. lit. st.
10
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06

aopusen one zmen

igra1le kQySl 1--WE tf1dy, nyn1 4;
klep a pomluvu mad venkov a
manzelka sira Lestera dobre
vedela, ze ku rozdelani ohne
Jest zapotrebi jen malo slamy.
BERTHE take postonaval, ackoliv
nebyl opravdove nemocen.
Zdalo Sc, re spise chfadne,
nez aby byl trpel nejakou ur-
citou chorobou. Byl meme ci-
lynn We SVEN pohybu, nejrade-
ii sedal neb lehal u nohou ma
; tcinych obrazkovou knihou
neb nejakou hrackoll ruce,
:. aneb naslouchal, zatim co ona
mu vypravela ei cetla pohad-
ky. A obcas rozdlral j srdce
otazkou: proc pax, matin-
ko, Caro- ted vice k nam ne
; pfichazi? Zlobl Sc snad na
nas?"
"Ne, muj Berthe odpovida-
la Valencie tise. Gale Caro-
ma mnoho ma praci - ma ve-
lice mnoho co ciniti sc svyml
; najemci."
Proc pax ale nemuze I'll
stavati II mas, matinko?"
: "Ponevadz must byti svym
: lidem ma blizku, me dlte,-a zde
: by mu to bylo ruky. Nyn4
= vsak 81 vyjedeme GO toml
rikas, Bertie?"
: 80, ano. matinko a potkamt
: Snad Caro- 49, neni-liz pravda? ?
i oh, iakou .oZvenu nachazelc
V iejim vlastnim srdci pran
+, hosikovo! Prec vsak zumysl
9 ne odvratila konika od silnic,
: stapletonske, acboliv il Betit
| Iprosil, ably iela V tn stranu. a
! zroVna muz, lemuz Sc chtel;
4 ivyhnouti, setkal Sc nj ma ce
: ste, kteraz Sc tahla okolo cast
: King Woodu.
Enrol zvolna iel na SVEN lo
G nj a byl patrne zabran v my
a sIenky, kdyz z nich yyburco
! van vykrilSem hochovym; ia
G rdal Sc nahle a jel pax rychl
q V pred, ku peknemu kocar
= Valencie.
It Bertie iasal radosti a rozci
: lenim, natahuie sve rucky, b
4 byl wat Carem pred neho n
!. "velkeho kone'.
e Ale caro- nejprve Sc uklon
4 a podal ruku Valencii, ktera
i ieJ prosila, ably neseskakoval
$ kone; potion lehre vysunul he
4 cha pred sebc ma sedlo, kde
ie Bertie hned ma to scdel spoke
sc jene 4 radostl jen zaie.
D. "llbozatko!" pravil Errol
nsmevem, "takova malic ko'
a. jei ucini st 'astnym. Jak 5
ci mu nyni dari?'
= Valencie Sc odvratila STR
IT, nou, nebot oci Sc il zalily slzi
mi.
"Porad asi stejne,' odyeti
jen namahanlm. "Myslir
re chradne. DR.. Warren pi
lu jel voera 2 Londyna, by Sc ns
Sc podival a vyslovil So, ze hoch
G. Vi tn bude dosti dobre az [
ho zimy, pax ale BE bude mus
le- ma jih. Zima! Nemnhu sc t;
le- daleko pred sebe divati; n
u Sc mi. re pro mne nenl nicel
a mimo den pritomny.'
81 Rty Errolovy sc zachv6ly,-
en- neodpovedel vsak zrovna ma
20 slova, nybrz ien tise Sc taxa
Il "A w Wy jste dosud !
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06

PRONAJME Sc byt 6ti po-
kojlch nahofe "a $4,000 mesic-
ne. Hlaste Sc We. 5273 Broad
way. 1--6
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06

PRODA Sc DUN 0 5ti sv9tni-
cich 5 koupelnou, garaz, dlaz-
dena ulice ma Quebeck Ave.
zada Sc hotove $4,000. Nam
kupce ma mensi domek, ktery
da nd splatku druhy morkyc v
obnosu $24O0. - Nam kupce.
ktery -vlastni lot ma Cnntinen-
tai Ave. a pri castce hotove,
koupi jednorodinny domek. -
Blizsi sdeli Thorn. Suchy, 1902
Beckman Ave. S. e. -?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06

PRONAJME Sc byt 0 4 svet-
nicich dole, elekti'ina, plyn,
vse za[izeno. Haste SO els.
.8S10 Beckman st. II
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06


tech srdcich musela vzniknou-
ii mySlenka:
"Jak to vSe skonci2 Co se
stane po tomto docasnem roz-
chodu - az bude rozhodnuto
V ten neb omen zpasob Co
potom? I"
"Jednal jsem spatne, ma
draha," sepotal Enrol, "vyhle-
dayaje vas, abych nekolik Okla
mziku o samote $ svami mohl
ztraviti? Ultra sc musime ro-
zei1ti pouze chladnym ruky
pod6nim."
"Spatne? 0 ne''
Pohledla dolu ma ieho ruku,
kteraz drzeIa jeii vlasfiii a VII
skla ma nj polibek. "Citim Sc
tax silnou, kdyz meskate u
mne - treba to bylo jen Okla
mzik, Evzene pTipada mi to
zrovna iako svit slunecni IA
zimnino dne. Jen kdyz on pfi-
chazi," pravila a zachyela Sc
od hlavy k pate, "jen kdyz on
sc mne dotkne ma mne Sc IL
Skliba a vzdy jen mne kara -
tu SC strachuii - tn jen Sc
strachuji - TIA jen Sc strachu-
jip
A Errol sevrel pevne rty i
potlatil popud prvniho Okla
mziku.
"Ona mi duveruje ona
odhaluje mi srdce sve, pone-
vadz jeji duvera We mne jest
tax pevna. Nebyl bych mu-
zem, kdybych zklamal jeji du-
veru .ve mnep
'Evzene," della Valencie -
"isem sobeckou - muslin tytC
veci pred vami ukryvati - ony
vas tax slime zarmucuji.'
"Drahousllu!' odvetil on s
neiv6tSl neznostl a sc zachve
vem hlasu, ''poveHte mi VSe,
co naplnuje srdce vase, co vas
TIL, co vas znepokojuie. Nenl
nikoho, ienz by vam mohl po-
moci -. a pax ia muslin vzdy
ved6ti jak pine mi duveruietc,
nebot pouze v tom spociva ma
slla."
Enrol odejel ma Stapleton Y
nasledujici den zahy rama
Sir Lester byl pritomen, kdy2
Sc loucil s hostitclkou a ac lSo.
liv neklidnou podezfivavost
oba pozoroval, nepostrehnul ,
reel ncb posunku zadneho z
mich co by mu bylo mohlo Ia
vdati pricinu k zarlivosti nel
hnevu.
Pozdeii, prve nez sin Lester
oapjel poslednim vlakem dt
Londyna, prisel do pokoie Va
lencie, kde manzelka jeho Sc
della a cetla. Ona jen vzhled
Ia a pax Ease obratila oci kl
knizc.
'Nuze, ma roztomia zenu
sko,' pravil usklebkem, =
'zdaz pax sc netraplte, &c m
nyni ztratlte? CT snad jest va
sc kniha tax zajimava, &c N
AM nemuzcte yenovati svO
pozornost, kdyz k yam vstou
pim2'
"Jsem hotoya venoVati val
svou pozornost. Go mi chcct
Tlci?" odvetila zena chladna.
Nv reci jste dosti krotka,
pravil sir Lester, ohryzuje
konecky kniru. "Sedite tn j
ko socha a prcjete 81 duch'
abych iiz Sci 4 nechal vas s.
motnu ma vSechny easy; pr
myslite, iak - az odjedu vo
nc sc budete moci setkavati
milovnikem, kdy Il kde bud
te chtiti."
Valencie povstala - vZpi
mena, hrda.
"Chcete-li mne ien urazeti
praVila klidne, "nezustanu ~
abych>yam naslouchala.'
$IJcinilaS krok jako by. j
chteia minouti, on il ale St
v ceste.
4 .
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06

IA PRfCINOU start proda Sc
aneb Sc vymeni ia pekny 1ro-
dinny dunn dobre obchodni mi
sto, grocera a soft drink parlor
sc vsemi zasobami. Je to ro-
hove misto sc 2 story a velkym
obyhim a jest neilepsi celem
okoli. X doptani II Atlas FL
nance Co. 5458 Broadway. -
Rob. kohout. II
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06

ZAPLATfM HOTOVE ga jed
norodinny dun. Musi init sklep
pod celvm domem musi byti
V ceske osade. Zaplatim az
$1,000. Ptejte Sc u Atlas FL
nance Co., 5211 Fleet Ave. Mr..
C. Hrunek, Broadway 1889
IT
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06
Drdtem

jenz spoil obchodnika ku-
pujicim obecenstvem, jest
oznamka v denniku sSVET.
Pravs jako telegram dojde
oznamka urcen&ho Gle -.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06
. RO B N T.
ON 4 M X Y.
HLEDA Sc:

MLADi MANZELE hledaij
mensi byt koupelnou ia
Broadway aneb v okoli. Haste
Sc u J. Jcha, 2657 vych. lis.
alice. II
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06
PRlJME. Sc:

PRIJMOU Sc dive divky, jed
ma ma vypomoc We Woodland
Market stanku a jedna v IRA
dovne. Haste Sc v els. 297S
vych. 81. ul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-06
PROI)A Sc:
VELkA BUDOVA ma hlavni

VELkA BUDOVA ma hlavni
ulici u 3 kar, jsou nj 2 Sto-
ry (v jednom auto supplies)
.gasolinova stanice, nekolik by
til, cihlova garaz pro 20 aut a
jina mensl, majetek cell do 2
uhc a pfinasi velky mes. najem
Koupite-li tento "zlatodol" Ia
cnete vydelavati velke penize
prvnlm dnem a kazdy den V
roce. Cena "a vsecko $4,000,
postaci meme nez polovic. The
Atlas Finance Co., 5458 Broad
way. Mr.. Stuckbaer. II
The Coconino sun., 1922-07-21
OUR CONSTITUTIONAL PRESIDENT

President Harding says: "The larger public interest must be asserted in the name of the peo- pie where the common good is the first and high est concern" The president has always been a consistent opponent of government ownership or operation of any private enterprise More bus iness," has been a cardinal policy of his admin istration, but it is the presidents first duty to serve the people and to protect them from any impending danger so far as he can do so in the exercise of his Constitutional powers. Assertion of the public interest comes ahead of everything else in the administration of the government, and the president not only has the authority, but every principle upon which this government is founded directs him to utilize every resource at his command to uphold the public interest. Any influence that tries to run counter to that inter- est will find in President Harding staunch de- fender of the Constitution and of the people whose rights it is designed to protect.
The Coconino sun., 1922-07-21
WHAT WOULD YOU SAY?

If the richest man in your town came to you, and said: Bill, would like to have you help me pass law which will exempt income on all city, county, state and government bonds from all forms of taxation so that 1 can invest my money in these bonds and thereby be relieved of all tax burdens" what would you say?
 The audacity of the proposition would stun you and yet that is the situation that exists today. In years past, on the theory that by exempting this class of bonds from taxation, money for pub lie purposes could be secured more cheaply, the income from this class of securities was exempt ed from taxation by law.
 In those days, however, it was never dreamed that ten, twenty or even thirty billions of dol lars of this class of securities would be issued. This is the condition, however, which confronts the American people today. Those best able to pay taxes are absorbing millions of dollars of tax-exempt securities and the tax revenue there by lost to the government must be made up by industry and the average citizen.
 President Harding advocates change in this system so that in the future the issuance of tax exempt bonds will be prohibited.
 Here is the first step which could be taken toward the ultimate reduction of our tax bill.
The Coconino sun., 1922-07-21
THE NEED FOR MORE CITY WATER

The city council is thoroughly convinced that how results are accomplished is not of as much importance as in getting early action and plenty of water. The people are very much in earnest and fully realize that the prosperity and prog ress of the city depend on water. If we expect increased values in property the city must grow; if we grow we must have good water supply. Money rightfully spent in Investigating is to be commended. Mistakes in developing wa ter are costly
 The present supply for the city barely meets existing needs, but growth and dry years are bringing us to realization that something must be done and done soon.
The Coconino sun., 1922-07-21
HOW TIMES HAVE CHANGED

Back in March, 1879, soon after Thomas A. Edison had invented the electric light, the Revue Industrielle, of Paris, a journal devoted to the development of science, after an examination of the new invention, declared its study of the pat ents "has more convinced us that the system of electric light of the learned physicist of Menlo Park is very much beneath his reputation. From childish or impossible of realization We should not have even referred to this patent had not the patentee the distinguished merit of having in- vented the photograph. It is especially the er- TOTS of great inventors that should be exposed, since these are the most dangerous"
The Coconino sun., 1922-07-21

The president of the United States has just made this solemn statement, which must find responsive echo in every true American heart:
 ''The foremost thought in the Constitution is the right to freedom and the pursuit of happi- ness. Men must be free to live and achieve Lib- erty is gone in America when any man is denied by anybody the right to work and live by that work. It does not matter who denies"
The Coconino sun., 1922-07-21

If the democratic administration had shown half as much solicitude for our soldiers when being mobilized and during the war; if it had furnished food, clothing, guns and ammunition and some comforts which should have been theirs with all the money squandered, the sol dier boys might put some confidence in their present great manifestation of sympathy. Dem- ocratic criticisms of the one year of republican administration come with ill grace from such a source.
The Coconino sun., 1922-07-21

The sheriff of Fl Paso county, Texas, has in- augurated a new system for the enforcement of law and order in that county He has furnished the county commissioners with the names of 200 men who are to be appointed deputies sheriff without pay. It looks like good scheme if the men appointed are of the right kind. While ev- cry good citizen is expected to help enforce the law, they prefer to let some one do it who is es- pecially authorized.
The Coconino sun., 1922-07-21

According to North Dakota papers the defeat of Senator McCumber was not so much of slap at the republican party as it was direct slap at Senator McCumber, whose wishy-washy atti- tude gained him the enmity of all who were bit terly fighting the socialstic and non-partisan elements of the state. Nestor, who faced the is- sue squarey was nominated for governor by a large majority and he was regular republican
The Coconino sun., 1922-07-21

Popular sentiment strongly favors the pur- chase of the John Clark property by the city. The high school site would take portion of it and the balance would be profitable investment for the rapidly growing city. There are many ways in which the land could be utilized aside from its value for the additional growth of the city. It is to be hoped the city will take action as soon as possible and make big saving there by.
The Coconino sun., 1922-07-21

Gompers believes the supreme court of the United States should be abolished. Gompers really believes that everything should be abol- ished if it does not meet with his approval It would please about nine-t -tenths of all America if Gompers would move back to England where he came from and endeavor to run that country. America got along fine before he came over to dictate how it should be run.
The Coconino sun., 1922-07-21

At least Candidate Chas. B. Ward is making a strenuous campaign throughout the state, indie ating that the endorsement of the Toosoon con- vention hasn't made him any too confident that Hunt will not nose him out in the September pri- nlares
The Coconino sun., 1922-07-21

The junction town of Maricopa, where many traveller has spent half his life at times waiting for trains, is making strenuous protest against remaining it Phoenix Junction." Maricopa resi- dents evidently feel that the place is hot enough as it is.
The Coconino sun., 1922-07-21

Ambassador Geddes thinks the establishment of an American merchant marine would be un- wise. Not new idea among British officials, for we read in the American Declaration of In- dependence that the mother country oppressed the colonies by "cutting off our trade with all parts of the world"
The Coconino sun., 1922-07-21
NOT BY A DAM SITE

''The cut on our front page shows the splen. did possibilities of the Colorado river project. The Colorado dam site is Arizona's greatest as- set."-Dunbar's Weekly.
 And the cut in Uncle" Johns first page is a picture of Chas. B. Ward, democratic nominee (Toosoon) for governor. Uncle John has his as- sets and liabilities badly mixed.
The Coconino sun., 1922-07-21

If America will work hard enough and furnish the money, we might be able to support Russia in the way she wants to live. Some European countries seem to have the same idea and are considerably peeved because the United States will not furnish the men and money to fight their battles. Very selfish of U. s. Eh? What? :?
The Coconino sun., 1922-07-21

is asking whether the coming campaign shall be one of mud or clean ground. Sorter looks as though Ward would furnish the dust and Hunt the water permitting democrats to mix same to suit their individual taste.
The Coconino sun., 1922-07-21

The new law covering the size and might of motor vehicles will do much toward protecting roads, but nothing will protect the ordinary road from wear and tear except concrete. Permanent roads are always the cheapest in the end.
The Coconino sun., 1922-07-21

Rattlesnakes seem to be numerous and peevish down Prescott way. A number of persons were bitten during the past week. Probably they have just found out about MT. Volstead's famous law
The Coconino sun., 1922-07-21

From the existing feeling in the democratic party over nominations it would be very appro- priate to call the convention held at Tucson, the '"Toosoon convention"
The Coconino sun., 1922-07-21

If it is true that Dempsey has been offered $490,000 to fight in France, perhaps they just want to see if he can. No offer reported thus far to Edsel Ford.
The Coconino sun., 1922-07-21

It may be alright to have single track mind, but it is not of any special advantage to have it narrow gauge also
The Coconino sun., 1922-07-21

The two outstanding things for the prosperity of Flagstaff are bigger water supply and the purchase of the Clark ranch for expansion. A good booster will boost for both
The Coconino sun., 1922-07-21

It's reported that American tourists in Europe are being squeezed for the last nickel Serves 'em right for neglecting the tourist opportuni- ties in America.
The Coconino sun., 1922-07-21

Bolshevik Russia while deploring our form of government fully appreciates the value of U s. dollar.
The Coconino sun., 1922-07-21

A year ago we were holding unemployment conferences. Today any man who really wants job can get it.
The Coconino sun., 1922-07-21

If you don't like this kind of weather-write your congressman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-31
GIRL SUCCEEDS
AS A" M|LKMAN"
Wears 0veraIIs, Boots and
Drives Over Route

TOLEDO. O.. Aug. si--rhe modern
dairy maid doesn't get herself up a
Ia watteau. Nh. wears a stout jun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-31
First Sir- Years Record Good
Registers as ONLY Progressive.
Begins TO Differ With Followers.
Refuses TO Back Hanson Against Jones.
BY ROBERT b. HERMANN

roindextera rrst nx years IN the
senate proved an unqualified success.
Elected as a progressive republican.
he lived up to MS campaign pledges
~ every sense OF the word-=-and even
went them ono or two better.
A entomology OF his Legislative rec.
ord on measures ~ interest 10 labor.
prepared by tho American Fedora.
tlon % Labor. shows that he batted
just about 1000 during that period,
a. Oar an labor was concerned--and.
Of course. labor l. interested IN virtu.
ally all progressive legislation.
lie voted In favor OF the popular
election Of United states Henetorai In
favor ~ statehood for Arizona and
New Mexico. providing mandatory
enactment by the legislatures OF the
initiative. referendum and recall. In
fsvor OF the children'a bureau bill.
In favor OF the elFhthour bill. and
80 on. down the line. 90, OF 81 mat
teru OF direct interest 90 labor which
came ~ IA the senate during this
term. hts vote was favorable 60 la
Dor In 30 eases. he WAS paired favor.
ably on another and he failed 60 vote
the rrnt Of the time.
nut he didn't confine himself 60
working for progressive legislation
By any means. A warm personal
friend OF Col. Roosevelt. be was
among the firs, 10 Join In the third
party movement In 1913. and ho took
tho stump IN favor Of Roosevelt and
fohn.sn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-31

| Improvement Co. the men demanded
Reinstatement Of the fire borses who
struck In sympathy with them las,
March. At the independent Coal a
Coke Co. mine they ask that the
barn borz. who worked all summer.
be put out.
Officials Of both the operators ard
the unions declare all difficulties will
BE- smoothcd out room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-31
FLEET TO GO
ON SATURDAY

The Pacific fleet viii leave North.
ern waters for San Frnnclaco Sat
urday.
During the last few days the bat
tleshipn have been engaged In man
euvers off Port Angeles.
On the trip south tho New York.
Texas and the supply ship vastai
will make tests OF Alaska coal.
The fleet VIII not reach San
Francisco hay In time 20 be re.
viewed by Secretary Of the Navy
DENLY.