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Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-09-17
sHERIFFs SALE NOTICE UNDER
ORDER OF SALE
No. 21S12


In the Superior Court Of the State
Of Washington n and for erays
Harbor.
Fred II. Bend, Plaintiff, John
Houghton and Lille Houshton. his
wife. and Roseneth McColemans De-
PENDANTS.
Under and by virtue Of an Order
Of Sale issued out Of the above enti-
tied Court in the above entitled action
on the 31st day Of August, 1925, pur-
.suant to q Judgment rendered against
the above named Defendants for the
sum of s784.00 with interest at the
rate of per cent from the S1st day
Of August, 1926, until paid, and the
further sum Of $1,000, attorneys fee,
together with costs and disbursements
Of this action, taxed in the sum Of
$3.50, making a total Judgment in
the sum Of $4,000, with costs and in
creased costs, interest and increased
interest, to be added to at time Of
sale,
did, on the s1st day Of August,
1926, as by the direction Of the said
writ, levy upon az the right. title,
lien, claim and interest Of the above
named Defendants Of. in and to the
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-09-17

a tHs present VsiHe - olas
erhooa years e e#a WE can
remembez When carpenters worked e
and y hours da1 aix NheIo days s
week. n those days 2 cents a. hoaf
was considered good wages Many
men worked for less than that TIE
first fight vas Tor . nine-hour day.
An eieht.hour day st that time was
just : dream. Bat It was finally real
lied. as vas also tie Saturday half
holiday. Today some Of our locals are
enjoying the fige-day week The
hourly wage sole has eonstaptly IN
creased.e
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-09-17

Date Of first publication, Sept. 8.
1925; date Of last publication, Oct.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-09-17
UNION NAY CELEBRATE
GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 1e.-As
editor Of the Carpenter, Prank Duffy.
general secretary of the United
brotherhood Of Carpenters and Join
ers Of America, urges members to
consider the fitting observance Of the
brotherhood's golden anniversary in
1881.
while the date Of the anniversary
is about five years away, It is none
too soon to begin to plan for the
event" says the labor editor.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-09-17


Harry buchanan, plaintlII, ".
Madeline Buchanan, Defendant.
- stezs e Washington 10 the
zniz edeIIne Dsehanen. Defendant:
= the name az The State Of WASH
lugtons gou are hereby summoned to
appear within SIXTY toy days alter
the date Of Ehe zIrzt puBIication Of this
summons, towit. within sixty days
after the 3rd day Of September.
1925, and dafend &c aboza entitled
action u The above entitled Court.
and answer fhe cenp int e TIE
pleietIE1 herein aad serve aeps q
your answer q other pleading UPON
the Undersigned atte1peg fef the
P'aintIl1 e. his Ql1ce address below
stated and u caze e your failure
50 70 DO judgment win be entered
against you herein according to the
demand Of the complaint
The object and demand Of this &C.
ton Is 70 secure a. absolute decree of
divorce On behalf Of the Plaintiff
against the Defsndsnt. on the grounds
Of abandonment for period 81 more
than one year prior TO the commence
ment Of this action.
Chas. W Smith. Attorney for PIain-
tiff. Post Office address chas. W.
Smith. Rooms l4-16s Hicks Bldg
Hoqaiam, Washington
Date Of first publication, Sept. 8.
1928; date Of last publication, Oct.
3, 1926.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-09-17

This situation should Be an aided
incentive "a contractors to employ
unionIzed lab0fera. FOR such 4 policy
yin insure tie most efficient men.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-09-17
ELMER L GIBSON,


In the Superior Court Of The state
Of Washington, in and for Grags
Hafbor County.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-09-17


felIz described property to-wit:
rs ene "a Blas Eleven I'll.
cae Addition e MocIips. Grays
Hsfze County Wazt |neton. with the
anrHft ash PuhI', notice is here
= ei7ez TT = Saturday, tie 18th
dar s. oz,eker 1898 & the front door
Of the Court House Is the City Of
MonEesano, Grays Hafbor County.
Washington. at the hour Of Ten o'clock
=. n, Of said day VIA attend. and
offer for sale, AZ public auction 70
he highest anl best bidder. for eash,
81 fhe zieht. title. len, zieza md
interest Of the above Defendants, Of.
ia and to the eboee described prop
erty, or 50 mneh thereof IS may be-
necessary e satlsf4 tie said jude
ment, costs and increased costs. inter-.
est and increased Interest," g ths high
est and best biddes for cash II hand,
lawful money Of the United States.
Dsted this 2ad day of September,
1926.
ELNER Z. GIBSON
Sheriff Of Grays Harbor County.
~ Arthur Furnia, Deputy.
John c. Hogan, Aberdeen, Wash,
attorney for Plaintiff
Date Of first publication, Sept. s.,
1926; date Of last publication Sept.
p. 1926.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-09-17

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-28
COLOMBIA FACTOR
IN OIL INDUSTRY
Some of Central American
Wealth to Return to U. S.
for Manufactures.
BY j. e. ROYLE,

Special Dispatch to The Star
NEW YORK, June eS.-The United
States of Colombia has for the first
time really become factor in the
petroleum industry of the United
states of America. This has come
about with the opening. just an
nounced. of the 4O0-mile pipe line
which connects the oil fields OF. Bar
ranca Berineja with the port of Car
tagena. Shipments from this field.
which some engineers believe will
prove one of the largest in the world.
have heretofore been restricted by the
obstacles imposed by nature.
This production promises to find its
wayFin large part to the United States
since American companies largely are
interested in the properties. Co.
lombian output bids fair to replace
the drop in Mexican output. which has
occurred since salt water began TO
appear in some of the Mexican wells
and since political disagreement :
checked foreign exploitation of Mex
lean territory.
The volume of crude oil which will
find its way here. however. will not
he sufficient TO upset the advantageous
position in which the petroleum in
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dustry finds itself at the moment.
Production of crude oil within the
United States is about Is per cent
lower than a year ago, while gaso-
line Is estimated at about 20 per cent
heavier.
What the South American produc-
ton will do, however, will be to stimu-
late trade with that section. This
will affect practically every line of
manufactures. Sale of South Amer
lean oil will put South American
countries in a position to buy Amer
lean goods.
Shipments of Columbia Oil to New
Orleans already have begun, and the
Andean National Corporation, which
controls the harbor facilities at Carta-
gena, is planning extensive wharf
construction to handle incoming as
well as outgoig freight.
Increases in Latin American COM
merce have been recorded in the
reports of the New Orleans Perman-
ent International Trade Exposition.
There are already 200 exhibitors re-
ported In the exposition. who are
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booking orders from all over the
world. The exposition which is
strongly approved by Governmental
departments, aims to assist in the
marketing of manufactured products
cheaply, quickly and efficiently.
Will Advertise Exposition.
Buyers from South American coun-
tries now are on their way to the
exposition, which makes 1t unneces-
sary for them to journey to the fac
tories of the firms with exhibits. A
bill now is pending before Congress
for appropriation of S150,000 to adver-
tise the exposition. Most of the ad-
vertising will be done in Central and
South America.
The international and Waterways
Company, which Is the Government
operated barge line on the Missouri
and Mississippi Rivers, is increasing
it's facilities to care for additional ship
ments of goods to Gulf ports by
water. Through the turning over of
the Goltra Barge Company of St.
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Garment Center Realty Co.. Inc. (now Gar
ment Center Capitol. Inc issued under
! indenture dated July 20. 1922.
Hammett albert G.. let 64as. 1919.
| Interstate Terminal Bldg. Co. and Municipal
! Terminal Co. 1st Serial rs. 1875.
| Jewett.Gates Realty Co.. Inc. LIST "o-yr 5s.
1896.
If we can be of assistance in
suggestions for the reinvestment
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Lin~ood Auburn Levee District of Ar
Manhattan Square Apis. t41-4e W: s1st st.
Corp list IS. 1927-July /. 1882.
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co. LIST 6s. 1927-32,
Merchantyille Water Co. 1st eo-Yr. Ser. "A"
Miedle We. West Utilities Co. SO Secured Notes.
Series aC' siss. 1885.
New Jersey Gas & Electric Co. LIST 25-Yr. Sc.
1941.
So Tssi. Ontario Light i. Power Co. 1'' s'-
Penelec Coal Corp LIST 2o-Yr. Gas. 1914.
Penn Public Service Corp. 1st & Ref. Ser.
Penn Public Service Corp. 15-Yr. Cow.
81 60 Debs.. 1888.
Pennsyylvania Electric Corp. so-Yr. ELS.
Pennsylvania Electric Corp. 3o-Yr. 6s 1855.
pie ess. 1 sssE In incl H' st. LOUIS MO-
Rissman tJacob T.; George Ecker Harry
South Dakota Estate of Rural Credit 5s,
Series &C." 192S-3S.
Southwest Ice Service Co. LIST Ser. "A" els,
Suburban Power Co. list els. Series "a"
1927-35.
The Ohio Bell Telephone CO. LIST Is lex
tended), 1941.
Virginia Coal & Coke Co. LIST 30-Yr. 6s. 1880.
virginia-western Power Co. Series "A" LIST
6s. July /. 1853.
Weaver w. IT, Power Co. LIST 25-Yr. 5s.
1880.
we ,ssg Maryland Dairy. Inc. LIST Cow. rs,
Western Uni, United Corp. Coil. go Notes. Series
Yellow Taxi Realty Corp. LIST SIS. 19e7.as.
collecting these bonds or making
of the funds, do not hesitate to
.ilities. Write. phone or call
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Louis, the Mississippi equipment of
the Government line will be increased
by 10 steel bargcs and four towboats
Officials of the line say this will in
crease it's carrying capacity SO per
cent and enable it to handle bauxite
ore and oil from South America. The
line is also building a number of new
barges.
The Crusader Oil Company has
completed its pipe line from Nor.
phleet, Ark, to Vidalia, Miss, on the
Mississippi River. distance of $50
miles. This line will enable the com.
pany to ship for export by boat.
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Before You Invest-Inyesticate

It's queer how careful n man can
be after he's lost his money. Abe
Martin says that a man who is not
satisfied with per cent and his
money are soon narfed
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SENATORS TO DEBATE
PROHIBITION ISSUE
Edge and Dill to Broadcast Oppos-
ing Sides of Argument From
Station WRC.

a debate on the most controversial
of American issues-prohibition-
been arranged between Senator Edge
of New Jersey, championing the
Washington upholding the 'drys." "
and will be presented in the studio of
station WRC January 30. The debate
Will be broadcast by WRC and WIZ.
New York
The Edge-Dnl debate will be the
third of a series of congressional dis
cusslons arranged for broadcasting by
the Radio Corporation of America in
which both Republican and Demo
cratic leaders of the two Houses are
taking part. The series was opened
with the two floor leaders of the
House-RepreSenta Tison and
Garrett-speaking generally Of party
government. These men were fol
lowed by Representative Madden of
illinois and ByrneS of Tennessee, dis
cussing the proposed appropriations.
The prohibition debate will bring to-
gether two of the most prominent
Senators, who differ not ONLY in their
views of prohibition but in their party
afflllatlonS as well, Senator Edge being
a republican and Senator Dill a Demo
crat.
Through the Joint broadcasting of
the discussions by station WIZ. the
Super-power transmitter at Bound
Brook. \. j., the talks are eXDected
to he audible to listeners in all parts
or the United States
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shows that the effects produced must
have been caused by the capacity. II
we consider then that curve "A is
the curve of the COunter-cleCtroInO-
tive force produced by inductance and
curve &c" represents the counter
electromotive force produced by ca
paCItr. 1t is easy to see that the two
are $50 degrees out of phase and ncH-
traliZed each other 50 that the only
remaining effect Is that produced by
the energy clectrOmOtiye force which
causes the current TO flow in the cir
cult. This energy eleCtrOmOtiV" force
Will he in phase with the current.
The greatest lead Of voltage over
current would be obtained in a cir
cult containing inductauCe alone
that is. In circuit containing no re-
sistance or capacity. only induCtanCe.
In that case the voltage would lead
the current hy 80 degrees. as shown
III the diagram by the lead Of curve
a. over curve "R. " Tn" greatest
lead of current over voltage would be
Obtained in a circuit containing ca
paCiIv alUne-that iS, in q circuit con.
tanning no resistance ana no lnduct-
anCc. In that case III" current would
lead the voltage by 30 degrees. as
shown by the lead Of curve r. tour
TrnJI over curry" ''C' (vOlta@el.
These cases are only theoretical cN