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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-05-14
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
or THE
CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF ELY.
Council Chambers
Ely, Minnesota
Tuesday, May S, 1912

REGULAR MEEIlNG.
Regular meeting of the City Coun-
Gil was called to order at 7:44 P. NJ,
by Acting Mayor Edward E. Porthan.
Present: Aldermen Ahola, Anderson,
Koschak, Maxi, Porthan, Tisovich.
(6)
Absent: Mayor Kapsch. Cd
Consideration of minutes.
Moved by Alderman Maxi, sup
ported by Alderman Tisovich, that
the minutes of the regular meeting
held April 81, 1912, be approved. Car
ried unanimously.
Report of the Committee on Ac-
counts g. Finance was read as follows:
Ely, Minnesota, May S, 1912
To the Honorable Mayor & City
Council,
City of Ely, Minnesota.
Gentlemen:
We, your Committee on Accounts
g. Finance, having examined the fol-
lowing payrolls and bills for the
month of April, 1912, find them to be
correct and recommend that they be
allowed and paid:
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meeting.
Meeting called to order.
Moved by Alderman Anderson, sup
ported by Alderman Ahola, that the
matter of hiring help to assist the
st. Louis County Mineral Valuation
Engineer in his survey at Ely be laid
on the table. Carried unanimously.
Moved by Alderman Koschak, sup
pirted by Alderman TiSovich, that the
City Clerk be directed to call for
bids for furnishing. heating and
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A proposal from the Bi-Lateral Fire
Hose Company was disqualified and
not read because it was not accom-
panied by the required certified check.
Alderman Maxi left the meeting
temporarily.
Moved by Alderman Anderson, sup
ported by Alderman KoSchak, that the
fire hose bids be referred to the exc
cutive session. Carried unanimously.
The Council went into an Executive
Session.
Alderman Maxi returns to the
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performer to date in winning the 100
yard dash and the low hurdles.
Grahek took the century in 1915
seconds, and won the hurdles in 26.1.
He placed third in the broad jump
to lead all performers.
George Perkovich won the $50 in
2:17 to drink deeply Of the victory
cup for the first time, and Ted
Grahek captured the high hurdles in
1853. Ted also placed third in the
low hurdles. Ted, like George. won his
initial first.
Tony Grahek won third in both the
century and the 220 yard dash, Paul
Prola won third in the high hurdles
and the relay team was third.
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JUNIOR COLLEGE RUNNERS In
final TRACK MEET FRIDAY

The Ely junior college trackmen will
engage in their final meet Friday aft
ernoon before the conference event.
The jaysees will travel to Hibbing
for a triangular between Ely, Hibbing
and Duluth, scheduled to start at
$3.50 o'clock.
This meet Will be the last taste OF
competition before the thinclads run
for keeps at the conference affair al
Virginia Saturday, May %.
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Ely junior college trackmen came
off the field with four first places at
Virginia Saturday morning in a tri-
angular between the Queen City, Hib-
bling and Ely.
The speedy Ed Grahek, running
under favorable conditions for the
first time this season, set the best
times turned in by any conference
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Frank Meden, Car mainten-
ance allowance .......... 500
Minnesota Power & Light
Company, Electric power
consumed during April -. 4,524.90
Neptune Meter Company,
Water meter parts ...... 41.8O
John Nordstrom, Blacksmith
ing Sl.ZU
Range Library Trustees
Assn, Dues .............. 1900
Range Paper Company,
Paper i4I
Remington Rand Co., Library
supplies ................. lU.oo
Clement v. Ritter, Library
books a34O
The oscar c. Rixson Co.,
Supplies .................. 5.6U
Martin Rodich, Lumber -. 22.5C
Thorman w. Rosholt Co.,
OaKum .................. l4.Ic
Rothman Garage, Gasoline. 88.4s
Matt Sikala, Blacksmith
ing o.Ul
Snap-On Tools Corp, Bench
grlnQer IS.oS
Is g. S Auto Parts Co.,
Auto supplies ........... 44.9(
| Standard Oil Company, Cas-
olne ol.o'
st. Louis County Board of
Education, Library book re-
/ pairs OBJ
/ o. Stofinranru
| Co., Library books ....... GIG
Rudolph Tisovich, Alderman,
Travelling expense ....... AIS
Tourist Service Station, Gas
oline, fuel Oil (contracD -. 1853
IL. G. Trembath, Machinist
| services ................. 4z.S
Troy Laundry & Dry Clean
ing Co., Services ......... Is
Underwood Elliott Fisher
Co., Typewriter ribbons -. 80
University Society, Inc, Lii
brary Books ............ 22.O
veranth Fuel & Lumber
Co., Supplies ............. 373
George Volt, Travelling ex-
penSe 4Z
Wallace & Herman Co., Inc,
Supplies .................. st
, Westinghouse Electric Supply
Co., Electrical supplies 77f
woodward Business Service,
Library supplies ........ 25.4
3 First National Bank, Insur-
2 anre on Community Center
t and City Garage build
ines 247!
49,, coz GAO
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Payroll, Official & Miscellan-
eous Department .........$ 3,3O864
Payroll, Court g. Police De-
partment ................. 2,22ss5
Payroll, Fire Department -. $500
Payroll, Community Center
Department ............... S92.25
Payroll, Library Department $4,000
Payroll, Light & Water De-
partment ................. 2,896.3l
Payroll, Street Commits
sioner's Department ..... 5,SO6.82
Ely Fire Department, Fire
calls ...................... 1,274OO
Acme Plumbing & Heating
Co., Plumbing at Bathing
Beach Z4I.ol
Agnew's Variety Store, Rec
reational supplies ......... 1.2O
Edwin Allen Company, Lii
brary books ............... 1919
American Library Associa-
ton, Subscription ........ 800
American Linen Exchange Co.,
Services ................... S.oi
Steve A. Banovetz, Culverts,
tapping water line ........ 25553
Baxtrum Garage, Oil ....... $3.50
Anthony Brimsek, Travelling
expense Recreation Dept) lie
Burgher- Williams Company,
Library Supplies ........... $50
Central Garage, Retread tire,
supplies .................'. foSo
Christie Lithigraph & Print
ing Co., Stencils .......... 1926
Coast -to-Coast Store, Recre-
ational supplies ........... 3.37
| P. F. Collier g. Son, Library
| books ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. z1oU
| Consolidated Thermometer
Co., Thermometers ....... All
Crosby Book House, Library
DOCKS ga
Eugene Dietzgen Co., Engin-
GERS supplies ............. see
Louis j. Eckert, Repairs to
radio interference locator SAC
Ely Gas & Oil Company, Gas
Ollne 800
The Ely Miner, Printing
and publishing ........... 12s.3s
Ely Motor Sales, Ford parts. TIE
Ely Municipal Band, Sup
plies, music, secretary's
| salary 3d.
Sulo Erkkila, Electric meter
| returned OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lO.4l
w. A. Fisher Company, Of
flee supplies .......... .23.Os
Forest Chevrolet Co., Sup
plies 1913
Fortier Drug Store, Recre-
| alton supplies .............. 6.0(
Gaylord Bros. Inc, Library
| supplies NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lZ.3s
General Electric Supply Cor
poration. Electrical sup
plies S9.ol
Jacobson's Service, Case
| line i.ot
F. B. James, Assessor, Trav-
cling expense ............. 46.41
John Kapsch, Mayor, Travel
ing expense .............. 6l.5C
Kelley How Thomson Co.,
FuSeS l4.ol
Mrs. Ruth King, Librarian,
Petty cash disbursements. 11.9e
A. o. Knutson, City Clerk,
| Petty cash disbursements. 1888
Laing Hardware Company,
Lamps (contract), sup
plies .............. es.5s
Iampert Lumber Co., Sup
pies ................... In
A. G. McClurg & Company,
Library books 10 81
McMahan Lumber Company,
Supplies ................... s2.7s
Mantel Hardware & Furni-
ture Co., Supplies ...... 6.7s
Marshall-Wells Company,
Asphalt coating .... 1.8t
The Mathieson Alkoli Works,
Chlorine & ammonia -. 48.5t
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Butterfly Against Thistle

Butterfly Against Thistle
The painted lady butterfly owes
it's wide distribution to the fact that
it thrives on a plant which has been
most successful in gaining foothold
throughout the world. This is the
thistle whose seeds travel 1000
miles or more.
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sic oen Observation-Disclosures aus 6eu "a
l6en bon Wtllioneu iunaer 2eute slt.
flieBen."
@inem betrd6tliden Sell bes Pu.
bliflms iino biele 9atiadeu nibt ent'
gaugen. Sn bielen Staaten bot oie
@eiebgebung bereits Sbritte unter.
nommen, segen geiuille &n5eieen Dor.
sueeben. St Mfaine miro bonn @eIeb
Eabat auf 6ieielbe Stufe geiteQt als
@ift uno narfotiide Wittel. Sn Soa-
70 lieat oern Staat elm @eIet bor,
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teuan5eisen AT StraBen un6 offent'
lihen 8lasen berp0ut. SIT Midisan
liest boz bent unterbaule ein @eles-
enttuurf, oer beItimmt 1T, An3eigen
luorauf 3igaretten fiir 5rauen anee>
prielcn iperoen, 5u berbIeten. SSSt &a'
lifornien miro in a0en 5dulen oie
Slseno auf ben iddoliden @influb
oes Tabatraudens aufmertlam ge-
madt un6 Rnaben uno Md69en un'
ter adt3ebn Sabren oiirfen feline 81
garetten berfauft tperoen.
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PREFER MIME
j Nd FENCHEl

sind ebenfalls offizielie Mittet und
gehoren zu unseren besten Mitteln
gegen Blahungen. Sic erzeugen
angenehme Warme und tragen zur
Linderung Won Masenschmerzen
bel. Sic helfen ebenfalls Case aus
xuscheiden und Blahungen zu ver~
treiben. Alpenkrauter enthalt cine
Anzahl Blahungen vsrtreibende
Bestandteilo.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-18
lie aus Natur- Krautern, Pfanzen und anderen
wertvollen Bestandteilen hergeste'it wird.

GET Besinn der Weltgeschichte hat der Mensch
~ Wurzeln. krauter und Pfianzen ais Arzneimit-
tel gebrauch.. I'm Anfang wurden desc getrockne.
und gegessen. Spater entdeckte man. dass durch
das Aufbruhen oder Brauen dieser Bestandtels
fu.s;ge Medzinen hergestellt werden konnten. de
dieselben wichtigen mediznschen Eigenschaften
vic die getrockneteu Naturprodukte hatten. Diese
Medzinen wurden viel verlanst und das lanse bevor
viele sogenannte wissenschaftlich chemische Kom-
binationen entdeckt wurden und ais Medizinen err
haltlich Obwoh heutzutage crosse Fort
schritte in der Wissen.chaft gemacht werden ur,
unsere kenntnis.e uber die Wirkung Won Medzineu
i'm korper erwetern. wissen wiz den guten
Erfahrungen Weller Hunderttausenden Won Mem
schen. dass die Resultate init Naturheil,nttelo.
Rinden oder Pfanzeu bestehen). seit Hunderteu
Won Jahren sehr zufriedenstellend warren.
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braud oerlel6en cine @ntiettlng bet.
bei9eiiibrt tpiiroe, falid 1mo unbe-
griinoet gelueieu. Dieielbe 2abat
gompauie bat feruer oas @iugeltdno-
mis- genadt> oaB piele ser oerofient-
libten SA,gnilie pou perionen ber.
riibrteu, Die nidt einmal ra16en unb
bob sic @utadten eiuiad erf,tnoen
ieien. SSsnsbelonoere spuroen 5u DIE
fem 3loet bie 0an,eit uon &ollDluoob-
ct Gbeateripielerinneu (Stars) &C.
(5ortiekung auf Seite 81
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Snfolse seleslidem Drudes aui
Die Observation-Disclosures bat elmer ber-
lelben Ith su oem @eitdnonis berbei4
aelaiien, oaB Die 8ebaupt,tug in eiuee
3igarettenan5eige, oaS ourh ben &C.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-18
SENNESBLITTER

ist elm offizielles Mtttel. das seit
Tsusenden Won Jahren ala Abfihr-
mittel gebraucht wordsn ist. Bed
richtiger Mfschung init anderen
nedizinischen Bestandtsilen kann
seine Wirkung fast vollig auf die
milds Anregung des Dickderns
beschrInkt wsrden. Alpenkrxuter
enthSlt disso Art Zusammenstel-
lung Won Naturprodukten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-18

toelbes an5eigen bou 3isarettenfir-
n,en our& Raoio una amidtagsbret.
tera berbietet. sssn 8eit Birsinta itebt
9abaf seieklid auf eerIelben Stufe
tpie Opium. ST. lttab lino 3igaret.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-18

5eisen erideiten tGstid, tuerbeu pou
Willienen ltnerfabrener seleieu un6
Miflionen Brofite toeroen etngebeimit,
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WtDt HHAoe DtH6uDetleH auT ole per-
beerenoen 5oleen bes 3igaretteurau.
hens unierer Susenoli9en beioerlei
@ei6ledts. SSn eiaem ,,@bat Briee
Smofe" iiberidriebenen Mrtife( Der.
breitet itd im ,,Nature's Batb' 2ple
W. MibbD iiber sic S1doen oes 81.
garettenra,t6ens unIerer S,tgeno uuo
bebauptet, auf sic materiellen Ser.
lutte bintpeilen6, baB ,,tpir M,uerifa'
ner iabrlib mebr Willionen fitr Ga
baf berl6iuenoen, als mir fiir alie
ainlere Sdulen uuo 2ebranl ltalteu pers
auseaben. 8enn oas ii6eruaBige uno
iibertriebene Sabotrau6en, bent Idon
AnIere 1lnreife Sugeno frobnt, einae'
fhrantt uno bis su einer aelpil1en
MlterSgren5e Der6oten ipiiroe, fonuteu
tpir bas Ooppelte auf nnIere Sebr'
amo @r5iebumgsanltalten periuenoet.
1ieles Broblem fam nidt baourd
geloit tueroen, oaB iuir inlmer b0bere
2urusiteuern auflegen. 0aS Sobaf'
ral1den int i,taenoliden Mlter beein-
fluBt sic pbyliIde @elunobeit, sic gel.
htIge Sdtigfeit nno sic noraltlhc Mi-
berItan0straft lnlerer &naben nuo
MdOd)en. 9aS iino feiue 8eDauptlu=
gen iiberlpoumter Tanatiter ,1no leid)t:
kinuiger &rItitaltcr, onoern Die Mns
ftcbten oller erulten 8eobahter luto
Sndfenner, melde Sic SSrage eiuer
gritnoli6en Briilmg unterlporIeu
babclt.'
.Oie Observation-Disclosures iuerfen
alliobrlid Willionen aus fir an5ei-
geu in alleu peitperbreiteten 3eitlut-
gen unb 3eitlhriften. @obl Iino bie-
fe Mn5eigen nidt 10 triiaerild uno
berfiibreriI0 oils sic oft ,nbc'uielenen,
erfunbenen 3eugnilie uno 9eJutad,'
tllnge,t. DieIe Sabofproolt5enten re6e
nen oarauf, baB, tuenn &naben 1tno
Wdo6en 1T ibrer Sugeno fiir oas
Biaarettenrn,t6en geiponnen tperoen,
fie es au6 III neritarttem WaBitabe
lit ipdtern SSSa6reu bei6ebalten tuer'
ben. go iiuo befannte 3igaretten'
forten burh Breiie l,no Haoio nit
fineierten 3eltenilleu uno @ntpfeb-
I,ngen befannter Berlonlidfeiten at,
4eprieIen tporoeu. Godsb 8. s8. Ro-
per, ebenaliger SltBballlpeler oon
Yrinceton, ertlorte: v8em oieIe sln
5eigen bon 8alllpielern uno prolltItte,t'
ten 5tl6enten nod ipeiter geouloet
tperoen, 10 miro oaraus ben 8aulpie'
Ieru ,.no auberu Sportlern ne9r
6daoen ertpodien, als gtuseu fiir
oie SSugeno ourd oieie aorperiibun'
gen errei6t miro"
Mls t1aliiihes Beilpiel offenen Be'
iruges ertpGbnt Der Mrtifell6reiber
ben SaG ser beriibmten Sanserin
Mme. S9umann=Seinf. Cine setpiIle
$abatgeieuidoft bate in elmer @n'
seige Die Saueerin als Die @auderin
elmer beltimmten 3igaretteniorte
neblt8il6nis 6erlel6en angefiibrt. Wie
Der Mobofat ser S6umannsSeint
feitItelte, ra,4hte oie Sdngerin iiber@'
balpt ni6t.
,,Weunaebntel ouer oieier anprei'
iangen", i6reibt oer >Gbriltian
@cience Mottitor', berl,ben ouf ial'
i6en Mnsaben. Millionen oieIer An'
fden, oeiien Sympatbie ,pir nidt be-
80. AoA
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tden, 6eiien Spmpatbie mir nidt be-
faBen. China seiuinnt in ber 8olfer+
faaulie tdelib at @nieben, SSapons
MnIeben miro td9lid mebr 5erItort. y
Man modte, ipenn man bieies uno
anoeres bon oem @eneraliiiimo lieit,
ibn nit ienem romiider Sal,ptnann
bereleiden, bon oem SSeIus iagte:
~Wabrltd, folhen @lauben babe id
in Sirael nidt gefunoen" - S. IS.
Sdudar6. ~ ~r... .-.->
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FOrni's ALPEZNKRAUTER
anregende

Die ortsinaIformsl far Fornis Alpenkrauter ~urde
i'm Jahre 1880 alien Dr.. Peter Fahrney la
getrockneter Form Wurzen. krautern und Pflan-
zusammengesteit. Sein Enkel. der ebenfalls De-
Peter Fahrney HESS. dor erste der dese Medina
iuu Jahrs 1869 in hussiger Form zubereitete. Wsh-
rend letzten " Jahre Alpenkrauter
de" init Eriols angswandt worden bel: funktonals.
Harteib gkeit Nervositat. Verdauung und
verstimmten, M~gen. kopfschmerzen. Schlaf- und
Appetitlosskeit. dblsm Mundserueh und belegtsr
Zungs. diess Beschwerden auf fehlerhafts Ver-
dauung und Ausscheidung xurickzufuhreu sind
Apsnkrsutsr vird Naturprodukbsn hersestelt und
wrkt ssnft und grIndlch init der Natur auf diess
wchtgs und vierfachs Weise: hilft der Tatiskel.
des Magens; reeulisrt den Stuhlsans; vermehrt die
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-18
SASSAPARILLE
unD SASSAFRkS

beidss offixielle Mittei, sind Bel
spiels fdr Bestandteiis. Won denen
man annimmt. dass sic alternative
Eigenschaften haben. Alternative
tragen dazu bel. gesunde Funktio-
non ian System wiederherzustelisn
oder etns giinstige VerSnderung
im Nahrungs- und Wiederaufbau.
process hsrbetzufuhrsn. Diese
Pflanxsu sind seit Hunderten Won
Jahrsa ale Hau smittel hoch &C.
priessu wordsn. Alpenk ravtsr ont.
halt dteso Alternative.
Evening star., 1942-05-04
THIS AND THAT
By Charles +. TrdcetceH.

Instead of talking about what to plant.
and how, the home gardeners spend
their time commenting on how poorly
the peonies are doing
1t may be grass. The lawn is per-
petual bone of contention.
If there is no unity of attack here.
there is very likely to be a difference of
opinion the year around.
The best time for planting new seed,
for instance.
Seedsmen long ago came to the con-
clusion that fall is the very best time.
but you would never know it to listen
to the discussion in many q home yard.
There are reasons why one cannot
put in seed in the fall, but If 1t can be
done then. SO much the better, provided
there is plenty of moisture.
There Is one thing freshly sprouted
grass must have, and that is water
Water from the sky is best, but water
from the hose will do, if it Is put on
regularly and in suflcient quantity.
The grumble garden is q place where
criticism reigns.
1t may be looked upon as natural, to
a certain extent. 1t is only when 1t ex-
ceeds certain proportion that such
criticism becomes boresome.
1t is amazing. the number of matters
about which one may grumble In q
garden.
Flowers do not bloom at the same time,
for instance
They have been planted with the idea
of simultaneous bloom in mind, but
somehow the plants refuse to come into
flower at the dates set in the catalogue
Then what an outcry goes up!
The fact that they all bloom very we'll
Is not remembered.
What is terrible is that they do not
bloom at exactly the same time.
And if the colors should not run true
what an earth-shaking calamity!
The garden grumbler is never done
talking about it.
Every time he or she sees the Offend
ing plants the whole thing is detailed all
over again.
The criminality of the plants is re-
ICdI oCu Iuuc AlCcT tlIIlc.
y
Garden grumblers should realize that
every small garden should be, above all,
place of peace.
It's very name, garden, means inclosed
place garth. and such q place ought
to be peaceful.
1t is small center of such beauty
as one can make there.
The process OF making it ought to be
happy one.
If this process causes worry and per-
plexity, it would be better to give up the
whole thing and sit down in laughter in
the midst Of weeds.
Grumble gardens are no good There
Is enough worry in the world already.
Smiling gardens are what we want.
Evening star., 1942-05-04
NEVADA AVENUE.

Dedr SlT.
MY husband never comes into the
garden when am there, and I never 60
into it when he Is there. But please
don't think I'm asking for any advice
for the lovelorn. 1t just simply works
out that way, because we have both real
lied that when we are together in the
yard we both find so much fault with
what the other is doing. My husband
fuses at me because want to clip the
big rose vine, and I realize that poster
him because he wants to grow flowers
where think grass would look better
"I have been looking around at my
friends, and find that many of them are
in the same boat, that is, they do more
quarreling in the garden than working
in it. Please tell me just why this is? I
used to think that gardening ought to
be shear fun and pleasure at all times.
This is the way it is, according to all the
books and magazines and gardening ar
ticles I have read, and I have read
many of them.
Maybe you can tell us what to do to
make home gardening real pleasure,
not just fun in theory. I am sure none
of us wants it this way, but this is the
way it is. II you could put on your
thinking cap, and give us few prac-
tical suggestions, 1 am sure we would all
benefit, and the fine old art of garden
ing, especially.
Sincerely yours, M. L."
All too many persons make grumble
gardens out of their back yards
The grumble garden has never been
given half the attention it deserves.
First one member of family grumbles
about something and then another until
by the end Of the summer all that is
being grown there is ill will.
AS our correspondent suggests, what
ever one wants to do, another has some
word of criticism about it.
This sort of gardening is carried on by
thousands. of persons who would not for
moment admit it. They would be hor-
rifled at the very idea.
Gardening" they would announce
haughtily, cannot give rise to anything
but beauty"
Oh, but it can, lady!
The most hoity toity of all gardeners,
of course, are the ladies.
Men usually know more or less what
they want to do. and do it. if in a bear
like manner, but the women gardeners
do first one thing and then another and
are not quite sure about anything.
The result is a perpetual stir and
worry.
Instead OF thinking, they merely
grumble.
We refer not only to the ladies, but
also to the men.
Somehow the critical side of the gem
tie art takes precedence.
Evening star., 1942-05-04

portation system could be built up
only by eliminating cut-throat COM
petition and integrating all forms of
carriage, both freight and passenger,
to permit each to handle the traffic
for which it is best fitted econom-
ically. Whether this goal ever could
be attained short of naturalization
is debatable, but the impending re-
arrangement of passenger schedules
and other emergency measures
which are to be expected as an out
growth of the war, can be counted
on to shed some light on the matter
and furnish valuable information to
the study group set up several
months ago under the new Trans
portation Act to seek improved
methods of operation
Elimination of unnecessary service
also will help the railroads to combat
the growing shortage of man power
which has become a serious problem.