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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-10-05

Dakota in accordance with the plans
and specifications prepared by Ira l..
Rush, Architect, Minot, North Dakota
Drawings will be on file with the
Builders Exchanges at Minneapolis, st.
Paul and Fargo and the office Of the
Architect. Additional copies will be Sc
cured from the Architect for private
use upon making deposit of Fifteen
Dollars ($l5), of which Ten Dollars
the plans and specifications in good con-
diton.
Bids shall conform to the Notice to
Contractors in the specifications in
every respect and shall be accompanied
by a certified check for 5 per cent Of
the amount Of the bid.
The Board reserves the right to ac-
cept any or to reject any or all bids SUBJ
mitted.
Signed.
CHARLES LIESSMAN
Executive Secretary,
Slate Board Of Administration.
IRA l.. RUSH, Architect,
Minot, North Dakota. 9/14-t4
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NOTICE 70 Co1F1AoFo1s

Normal School Addition BIDS close
October IL, 1922, Minot, North Dakota.
Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of Administration at the office
Of the State Normal School, Minot,
North Dakota, up to the hour of 2 p. M,
construction OF West Wing Addition
to the present Main Building of the Mi
not State Normal School, Minot, North
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Fined $40 for Drinking Canadian POP

T1neu $1U TUT DfIIK1Ng CdnduIdn fUp
A laborer, who gave Leeds as his
home town, was arrested at Portal,
Sask., Friday, charged with entering
Canada without the proper permit. He
was fined $40 and gave the authori-
ties travellers check for the amount.
He came to Minot the following day
and stopped payment on the check.
81 just walked across the line to get
a bottle Of pop, when they arrested
me-" he explained.
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Amount paid during
year for TranSporta--
ton of Pupils ------ 1,167.25
Amount paid during
year for Library and
Other Expenses:
incidental --- S1S.25
Architect fees ------- 1851
Sent to State Treas
Total expenditures during year .44S.22
Cash on hand, including sink
ing fund at the end Of the,
year, June 80. 1922--------.10,2 76.92
Grand total expenditures and
cash on hand to balance above
1.iatins to sinking Fund ''
Treasurer Of Foxholm Special
School District No 1856.
=. Approved this 18th day Of July, 1922:
w. ARCHIBALD,
President.
Attest:
CLERK. ststsm.nt q ina.st.Aa.,. Of
Total amount Of Warrants
Total lss amount Of Bonds on; ' Out 1870
standing June 80. 1922---- 100000
Total indebtedness of Dis
Approved this llth day Of July, 1922.
BY Order Of the District School Board:
+. A. LAMBERT,
1nrH
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/, w. c. Edwards Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true, to the best of
my knowledge and belief
W. c.. EDWARDS,
Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9th day of September 1922
tSEAL) II. r. JOHNSON
Notary Public, Ward Co. a. y.
Correct. Attest
F.. S. TOFFLEMIRE
II. o. SETHRE, Directors
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-10-05
Association of Commerce to Enter
tain Teachers TOnight

The members Of The Association Of
Commerce will be hosts to the teach
ers of the city schools and the Minot
Normal at the Leland hotel at 6:15
o'clock this evening, when a banquet
will be served.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-10-05
No. 1854
Report of the Condition Of
THE FIRST STATE BANK

at Lone Tree in the State of North Da-
kota; at the close of business Sept.
Resources (
Loans and discounts s2.544.s7
Overdrafts, secured and I'M r
Warrants. stocks. tax certif- ~
Gates, claims. etc. 1920
banking house. furniture and
fixtures --------- 3,717.39
other real estate ------ 11.814.80
Current expenses, taxes paid,
over undivided profits- 1864
Checks and other cash
items -------.----$ 546.71
other banks 4,431.50 4,97S.2l
liabilities
Capital stock paid in -S 100000 90
Surplus fund -- 1000 90
Individual deposits
subject to check SIT O87,72
Guaranty fund de-
pOSlt 1876
Time certificates Of
Cashiers checks
outstanding ---- 1916 66,955.39
Bills payable Observation-Disclosures 36O57.O9
Total SILT, 013.OS
state Oh North Dakota, County of
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-10-05

J. r. Blk Y Il Ms,
Attorney for the Plaintiff,
p, 0. MOhall, N. y,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-10-05

Report OF Treasurer Of Foxhon
seeGial school DISTRICT No. 1851, County
year beginning July 1, 1921. and ending
June 30 1922 2
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at Lone Tree in the State of North Da-
kota. at the close of business Sept.
Is, 1922.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
UP rAEU FOR WINTER

w. sr0rr and J. H. York. ...' .r U.rum IT n H...0. on '. . m. ... T.u...r for ... H..r country. HH... .... VII. ... winter H.... .rr and "H"H rrI getting or. .uner for hH...H. The. .oH. ..H ...m . caterpillar
 I which I.e. hop. I'D He H'.. [" .... 0r .r. ... u.rH motor Ha".r nh. l.r- r.H... T. something new i'm l...a transportation circle.
 ...I.. m. vehicle. ar. mo. mol" H" ... u...0. operation 70. ...m
 u...l.. I.. m..HH. t".H ' strong and TorEH H Uu... 0...r. from r. 0. ..o.. .r..I our ou Hor.. ..r .rrH. in ... ..r.E H... Ho. "" .. which proved successful. Ha" w f. .H. ... o. tHe r.r.r .r.
 r...H .H.r. i. every ro..0H for '. loving ... machine. which i" ..'' n.I n.tH n r..H. H. engine. VII. '. .
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
RETURNS TO YUKON

C J. WHHHnEI Burnside who ..mc from Yukon ln Juneau two months or moro .eo W.h ,l. Iloa '. nrareeunr I'm .hH d.r.c. and who .l0r won't from bon. lo Prince Itn- port m. returned north una VII. work property. lho Tally .o nn' .r Che Wheaton district i'm which a' hos boon Interested Cor noarI twenty rrrr during One remainder Q. on. uIn..r Burnside and tWo narHer. lt.m Burnt. and Pred MeIn.H0n. aIo owners of H. rH.T H'. auo.N. rrrrer william Unr. being A.'..a Tn .H. Into war.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
BEuICH AND CARLSON
 LANGUlsH ny JAIL

Arall was made by o1'cora on Che eotlc eol. drink s.oro lasl aalur day evening when evidences ol thc presence of intoxicating liquor wcro found Tho proDr.clom Archie BaIIch and James Carlson. Wcro pIacod under arrest and iator hbor- atod on fi000 ban Car.aona room on Gmduo1u avenue Was a.ao aeareh- cd when between 35 and l0 gallons of moonah.uc whisty was discovered.
 Thuulay both mon pleaded guilty before U. S Commit. ionor Paine and woro lnod 5000 ach and sentenced lo ten days in ia.L end arc now
 rvng umo lu addition to being fined for having in,oucania at Ono Seattle. CarIou was nlgo fined fl00 for having it iu his room.
 Tho district aliomoy'a oI.co han akon atons to have Che Seattle aoil drink p'aco legally "uuiaancod' and closod for n period Of one yolr.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
guo sEEILEY HBE

UU0I .I0r whom Ono poet sm umn.m probably had I'm min. whom hc quoted Ono old HroH.e.or a En.
 I haro ranral from pau Go
 Nuu. HHrHH
 uu. how. mover 'o..lel n
 U..m
 Tm ! mIy persuaded my oon-
 ..n..
 Thnt pay d.r. nwralci Ono
 m.. arrived un Ihe U..0o.H from lh' north Wednesday s.o.I.F m0r n.f. rrre. nro.n....I a lr HoutH n..u hu. h. Inn. worked i'm eror nn anf Hont m ha.I .hc eah.n. o both t...r and Yukon and HcI. mol . worry old man Eel
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
WHITTIER BACK FROM
 PRINCE RUPERT B. C.

s WM..r special Inspector .r -rIam. returned on Oh. N.h. tender c..r Wednesday from nm o. ...I ....t In Prince Hunrr. D. O K.t.r...r and H.I.r He wen. .' Oh. urH.. .o.umh.. DOT. to nFc..-
 t. .n. matter oI n.H..rr .Ho.he. customs Inspector Ihare ,o .....,.. .r. raH.r nI .orH.rIn American H.r .a American ports ,Hon.' Can. .I. hu. found .H.. lh. uo.um. ' rr.r.. .I nr..nI |. not u.. n. |" m..I. trr employment o. H0.'.. m.r i'm lHr custom. -r.r.
 Al HvIcr Nr Wmur found tH.r. o. optimism Iu. .n n. nr..t ". in rr.rH mining .r..0" 0'. O ... an.r.rr mp oI severn. H." prop
 ... .r. .r....I I0r.. being ." .r.r.I nm others ...I H.F. boon opp ...r. for som. ume
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
BEAUMONT R0UNDTBpPER
 0N STEAMER SPOKANE

u s Marshal George D Bcau- mont rouudtr.ppor on Che steamer Spokane. Hc camo north from trip lo One outside with a bunch of prisoners and win return on lhc ramo a,camor to seltto with n naImt for che asylum at Mt Tabor Oregon thc unfortunate party being taken from s.tsa where ho was an Inmate of tho Pioneers Home Nn Beaumont win join her hua- band at Kc.chkn and accompany him t0 the outside where they VII. .ne1d Che holidays returning Go Ju- menu carly u January
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
LoeaI NeWs Nems

HH.H rr..'unI. ...no-r.nh.r |. .. .... n. One attorney general. I.. .. ... r..0-. rHuHirr night .l u...# vacation which are uU n.rI tn m. ..H.e ol Washing .0r
 w. CH...H.m returned uu Ono .. W..r.I.r from au ol.ral ... II. l......au and H.'or i'm cone r... .I. H.. Hor. n. .Hrn..r In H.... o. nu..e H...a
 rH. uur. o. H. rI-.t n.- ..... -. ... American Rcd Cro.a. rc. .... "."... morning on lHr ..o- .. .. ..H.. H..s NH.l In s..- .. ... conducted nuEHelI eN- m...... o. .0e n"nIH o. both Iho .... and Indian schools
 n s.n..r .a..rr. l.atr.ct at- ... ..... Monday morning on ..... from nm or...aI r.F., to E... r. TT Policy .ri ..r- .H .. w n..r i'm One H-.... .. sI.. ou n forestry returned on One I . ".....
 l Sanford formerly .r.. n. m. ..0.. ..... HI .HH .. now stationed ar sl.a H II. .... .r. r.I ...r. rr One eno. .. bonn. n. "a. .' I'. .. uH... .. r..oH..s.. .. arm. for another ,Hr..  H.H.... . pioneer r..er. o ...r.. nn Che a.oH... u... .u ..... .0 .H daughter |..u
 " r.... .... -...H... .'' .. . Hu wrm.. .o .
 ... m n. hope .h.. n. . may n. Improved.
 .-.... UHr. N0r.H .a.
 ... ".H-I.. n.rH. .' ..H.... m. springs h. ~ .. ..-.0. "IH ..eam.  H nj .H. Fur..r
 ..r .mm s...H 0. ... ... 'r .Hr |.0.Hr. .... Hr H.. .r.rI H W.."..or.
 . MT" |. r..nu.u nm.
 from OH.orHe' .. .' .... nm I.. E.r
 . "..- .... win returning shortly
 ...
 . "". H.r. .U rn..
 .' II" ."r. H . " " .-... .' return ... "... 0e 0.u. Threatened ".. .. ..... 0. 1unHr
 e..... ..ur... m. .. .. ..u... from sH ... H.. .. accom-
 ... MI" E.. .
 -.. H .00. .r .H
 "".n HH.. .H. m. 0r m. M . r.r.r ship HN
 .. forenoon from ".... ... .EH....
 
 Director John H H.r
 m. ..Hr. m.
 .. ....... ... n. N.t
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
0L----r -. .IlI.L

smuce uro hold erory Sunday l. n n. m. Iu Ono church of Christian sacuce soe.oty ol Juneau on FIi.h Stree. between Main and Seward sreeu The mbIcet Sunday win hc .n ho Unrore Including Man. Evolved by hIamI. Iorce
 Woducda Testimonial meeting at E.I5 n.
 Christian sr'onco Reading Room .I Room !. Muony Block This room a open to Ono public Wcanc1- l.u from 2.a0 lo and from to E n. m. samiarH from 2.l0 lo q and from I.1U lo 9.
 Tho public Ia cordially invited io a.tund hco aer.Ic. and r.a.t One Reading Room.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
rAREWELL PARITY

\ dounhuu' H.He party was given for M Huh Tuel.md at M" EmnuIa apartments ou Main and Sixth reea Woiuc.dny evening by NH Huand W" uanoe and M." W.d a. u farewell to N.H FHeimd who ul. on Che Victoria for a ahor. visit t1 Che sou,h Those present H.II Che ho.te wore. M" Fnmmd M# Fe.ouon M." sheaH Mr. sluH and Mr. Har- MI. FroIImd oc0un.. Ihe position or oIor. Iu Che attorney generals of. U.e and H taking shor. vacation he.or. returning .o her work. A very enjoyable evening was spent at ..o n.r.H
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
EEAU GIRL wEDDED

MH Dorothy Hopkins daughter of Mr uaw'oy who.e husband. Capt. J. H HaWiog is commander of One IT. S. Coast and Goolcue Survey ship Explorer which mlde Juneau ia home DOT. Iaa. summer was rc- eauuy married .o Carl Eror of Now York OI.r u soHlIe Nr. Hrar 's nI.o connected with One IT. $. loaa. and GcaIeIe Survey and hos boon assigned io hoat which win ho in Che Philippine. ncEt year, for which rInro Inc and his bride win leave In tho near future.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
NEW 0EmgEls oE -. .s.

Tho .oe. Orlnr oI Hla.orn a.0r cIo.tei new oucou Tuesday night for Che yclr 1923 aa loNoH Mu. tuun Day. worthy maroni ". I L.orou worthy naIroni Mu NInn Abbott Hoc.aie ma,roni M.u Lois NordIIr. 0oero.ary Mrs. Loo.a C. Mledo. traaaureri Mrr PcuI Hrl1ri c1nluc.re MrH Amy K Gueru aHoeale conducra; Mu Anna Webster uu..ce ,nrco rcu torm MIn NorlIng aHd MrH Macao wero reelected Ha aoora.ary and .roIHnror
 Tho now oU.com win bc installed at Ono nrt meeting held i'm January
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
GOOD BUSINESS rS DONE
 AT MOTHERS EATS SALE

4 ..u."... n" Che " .". .. m. s.raN Gro. ...
 .... ... ..r. cleared which
 H.|.Hr n. .0HII. m. ..Hr rim. and .. |. H r.H..r during m. TO- nm m. rim. '.Ie- M ..H rr.. ar V
 -. Y. "I .n
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
CHuBERG PLEADS GUILTY
 TO OPERATING H00TCHERY

p.iDr CHIhHea homo was u.dol by prohibition officers Monday night whom u a.II eighty gallon. of maan and .rar gallons o. moonah.ne won. discovered The following day ChHh.le pleaded guilty when m- ueueI before U & Commissioner Pain. whom n unc of EIoN and SO day. m Ia.I wor. dan'l .o him right u. IHu top 0. che Na..
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
JOE MANILA DECLINES
 TO MEET JOE COLLIER

Tho fsdc meet which Che EIu proc posed staging hero New Yoar.r night between Indian Joe Collier and Knau Joe Manila is off, Che latter refusing t0 so acaiu.. Collier before aame ume nczl nr.ug and probably not thcn. word to th.s elect having been received hcro in telegram Go Inck Wilson from Manila on Wod- ne.iay of th.a week.
 U0wovor it Is expected Chat Fort Seward soldier by Che namo O. Butler win be hero to eo on with Collier. as Che former has a.gmded ha willingness lo meet any man Che Em may aoIoct Butler Ia a.l lo be a fast man and thc poaoaaor Of a good punch A number of lessor ueha win appear n pro.Im.nar.c' rt Che smoker which promises to ne a rIoat orcnt
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
rAIBBAuKs lnRCHAHTs AT WAR

There is n prico-cutt.ng contest bo.ne waeod in Fairbauks among Che merchants and outside potatoes are aeunr at fH cents per pound and native potatoes ore said to be going begging. Outside potatoes were lor- morIy cents. The finest apples arc selling at ff per box.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
EEw PosuAsUB n NEAUA

M- Williams who H 'U nO.- m....- I Nu.H. for .H. pas, a.N- .r. re.r. l. .o r..nGa#H her no..- Un ou December "I.. and N J.
 N.r.n and nur.... Tm"u arc both circulating petition. asking for he job Martin |. ...' .o In. n Re- publican 0. tH. ....War. typo while Tm.on nm o.UUm. omn.oro. 70. Tn. roI oUI.. TH. petitions win ho
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
rEuLYwErs ARRIVE

... ...~.I' from s.
 r...r... mare Mr. e.. ". m."0r 0 tH. .r. H h-... May |r..r"H HH ".... .r ... HEn- r. H.. The. W.' u...
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
CHURCH NOTICEs
I---L-----r .Lr-.-

Molu.u. Honn.n nt II.00 o'clock rte N.r E.t HeIol' Como pre- pared .o euI aid .o ldoo chid auI- l.rer.
 Sunday olooI at Thano at ott5. Hh.e school at Il.Ia.
 Evening a.HIoo ut 6.00. Subject The saacddcaum O. An Humm LI."
 mduee. aorr.ce at 1sao. choI nru.u.. uI h.HU.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
FIELD DIVISION CHIEF
 LEAVES FOR WASHINGTON

georre A parm chief Of Che Hold Division oi tho General Land 0TIco. was a passenger for tho eon.h ou Ono Victoria Thurlay night Ho win spmd Chra.maa with hIa par- enuIn Denver and win ro from there to Washington lo confer with Che hcad ol Che department wIth which he Ia connected. Ho expects to re- um l1 bIs headquarters horo Ono nttor par. Of February
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
p-nr--r.- LIL-.ulI

\ regular m...u- o. I..H0 Mo- .. r.aa..n oI NaaEr. WI he hold n m.oor Ha.I ThurIrr n.eh. ol n.A. u.o.. December .I. A. oI.o.r Io. One arun. yo.r WII h. nominate. rI Ono meounr It IT. Imperative ..a. rn..a h. . good turnout.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
WOMAN DIES FROM
 ACUTE ALCOHOLISM

r.I. Brown. . resident 0. .0" Prom. .r... I.. smlaE forenoon and r.r death was attributed |" r.. alcoholism ..e mr.ne T. N HI boon drinking heavily .'.
 I hours U... Hr 0.'.'. N.Hu- ua. known 0... 0. '. . n 1T. u.mar hu. nw. mad. ." H... ..' body shipped Y. s...... ".... WI" .'" by IH. (. W. Young Company on .H.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
- srELWERs T0DLY

T.. steamer nHH..n. ...IN.. m I.r Channel shortly after m.0meh. and in. A'.m... .uuu. I' o'clock H. forenoon Tho latter 'e.. .I.0r few .nrn for IHe 'HurI and Che former I... for s.t.a Hr.E .olar. s.. win r..uu N.-. Monday and I for I.e south shortly ...o- her
 r..
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
MANY SKATERS VISIT
 AUX LAKE ON SUNDAY

w .m.I.I lHut from '. 'o n. s.u..r from town F"..| Aux I... I... surI.. and Io...t ".. Emon and ..h.u who 0at. from Err s.o.u In Moa..'... anu H... 1T. .r .. Juneau. ao.."r. .'.' r...r H H....r ... n...
 condition. chan eN.... .'.. H.. or .re '... 0. .He 'H.. h.''. forty automobile. mos. O. .'." ..NIr. mad. .0e Grip oi. "." town
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
BFAR RlDs FIsB ClCHE

From Che EnH road house .no following .H. u....r.I in r.l.r- Iar N.u. hundred da. ..mon Wer. H.nrn. .I...E m .Ho cache Hor..
 surrounded by eight boar dogs and m.I rr.r.I r. m lH. Hte mode e-n weapon. Ee. during Che Wo. mu hour. ol lHe momnr a bear broke into m. cache and eo, away U.E and clean W.ta an hu. twelve of m. N.U No. ...H n n'.orH 0o..H I... In.H..U." Times.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
HRS SHEPARD RETURNS

Mn. U B shepard who n1H boon r.uur reHure m Columbus m. Cleveland oho for .hc pas. two uou.H. returned home ou Ono Ala. m.Ir .oIar Mu shepard WH. Ho- .0mrueI by H.r daughter Nr N.I.rr and lHe H...rH two NI,Io .nHUrcr who wII rHI here for n uhl. te.or. continuing on Co the.I hom. n. h.rn..0.. WH... MT. Ne.o. ne H superintendent e. One conno. m.n..
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
rLrnrlMLY REIUEN

Postmaster M Bradford. ".O r. u.I. and two .on. returned on .n. sro..u. H. morning from . visit .n r.'a..ro. i'm e...... 'H. Fort. nuI Nr Bradford rnH children r..r boon oH. TWO months o
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
STEEP UDEReoEs OPERATION

M L s.enn n- Che Forestry ..HN u. operated on at sa hms ho uaI y..orIag for an adhesion which resulted from n .ormor onor ..rn. n. . .o.uue along wei.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
NE Goo3Y SALE TODAY

. ... ..".H...
 H. Electric. l.e.. Gone Many .H. ....' .r.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16

Hr.'0. UnHHr. H. boon mHnn.- n superintendent o. huIr. for ,h0 N... u.I. H. authority .E- tending over m. 0uHr. Nur
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
n--MIn rLnoL

rHIri smIrr i'm Advent
 $ o'clock .Mn" WIth genera. come murIor ol Che Young Lal.o. soaa.- I0g0 Weh MaH and sermon
 | ucIoeE Sunday school and Hh.e c'a
 r.aU-H Rosary Instruction ond
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16

Holiday oud calling cords latest s.gIc. and prices to amt everybody.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16

Holiday and calling cards. latest yIc and prices to suit everybody. srouUa Weekly.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
Holy Tnnl-g Calh.lnI

Holy Trinity Cathedn. Sunday services Holy Communion S.0O n m. Morning puycr Holy Baptism ano mon II.n0. Special oIcr.ne for No.r E0H. NoIcl Sunday .hooI I2.a0.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
sIrKA nor SPRINGS

viat Dr. T. L. Goddards famous sau.arIum. where thcro ia every comfort Ratca f3 per day and up. Tho watora of tho s.tka Hot Springs arc ulo-eiVne and health-preserv.ng
The Washington herald., 1922-06-04
SHIFTING OF GEARS
AIDS SAFE DRIVING
Greatly Relieves Strain on
Braking System of
Motor Car.

On a steep hill 1t Is the part of
wisdom-both as concerns the safe
ty of those in the car and the car
itself-to shift into second or even
into first great before attempting
to descend. for the engine will ex-
ert a powerful braking force in
either OF these gears and will great
ly relieve the strain which would
otherwise fall upon the brakes.
The noise Incident to running In
first or second deters many persons
from using these safety precautions.
fearing that they are racking their
engines to pieces, but. as the car Is
not laboring in the slightest the
exertion is far less than going up
hill, to say nothing of the fact that
this insures moderate rate OF
speed. while the excessive use Of
the brakes Is apt to burn the lar.
ter out and leave the car helpless
in the middle of a dangerous grade.
One of the best ways of prevent
ms ehC bhcAN Va Oht opaIc e 10
to run the new tire for a hundred
miles or so before placing 1t on the
spare rim at the back of the car.
AS the market for used tires is very
limited. when compared with that
OF new tires. the mere fact that a
tire has been used only a short
distance acts as Insurance against
theft, for there are enough owners
who do not follow this simple line
OF reasoning to make II worth
while for the tire thieves to concen-
trate upon new rubber.
The slight trouble incident to
changing tires Is very small
premium to pay for protection of
this kind. particularly when II is
recalled that the majority of theft
insurance politics do not insure
against the loss of spares.
Many bumps and jars, which are
annoying to the occupants of the
car and which place an undue
strain upon the springs. can be
greatly minimized by slipping the
clutch just before the bump or de-
The Washington herald., 1922-06-04
GOOD AUTO FORCE
AIDS CAR STAMINA
Says a Working Force Is
As Good as the
Car.

There was a simple little sign
hung up in an office at the main
Maxwell plant in Detroit the other
day.
This sign was important because
in a sentence 1t expressed the at
titude of the new organization now
building the good Maxwell toward
the thousands of employees Of the
great factories in the MAXWELL
Chalmers group. The sign said:
"A working force as good as the
car" and it was hung in the office
of ]. n. Duncan. in charge of per-
sonnel in the Maxwell plants.
"A good product is the result OF
good labor" says Mr.. Duncan. dis
cussing his job and its relation to
making motor cars.
And good labor means. of course.
good men. We are trying to keep
always in mind in building our
great labor force. which has been
increased by nearly 1000 workers
since the first of the year, that
workmen and workwomen are hu-
man.
In establishing the personnel di-
vision we carefully scrutinized
what had been done in hundreds OF
manufacturing plants. We frankly
adopted that which had been proven
good and rejected that which had
been found wanting.
We are not setting up any pa
ternalistic regime but We are at
tempting to deal fairly with our
thousands of employees, placing
them where they can do the best
work and rewarding loyalty and
efficiency with earned promotion.
And in doing this we deal with
every. person in our employ as an
individual. No workman is at the
whim of foreman. II man
doesn't just At in one place we
shift him around to where he does
At in. To paraphrase an old axiom,
we are fitting the round pegs into
the round holes and the square
ones into the square holes. As a
result our labor is happy and con-
tented. is working loyalty and our
labor turnover has been markedly
reduced"