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Oklahoma City Times
D'Annunzio probably Intends to dramatize
himself when it is all over.
LtprVm JIm c.'haTlcngtd for the ntp again. Snon
Uqan will resume the vaudeville stage.
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OKLAHOMA
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Publiah Ivtry Cvaning (acapt Sunday by
THE OKLAHOMA PUBLISIUNC COMPANY
B. K UATl.iiKU I'raaldrnt
CHAIU.K8 W HOOUH..
Cliltrn ind Waitarn Rapraaantatlvaat
T ft. KAT2 SPECIAL ADVKHTIHIM) A'SKX'T New Tori CUT. Han "'"
rlno I'al.. Chlraio Kn City.
SUBSCRIPTION RAT CS
Oat Temr
rlla month ..
Thr month
' On month ...
OUTBID!
Tlma tnd Sunday Oklahoman.
Timet only
(Sunday nklahoman only
IMII.T AVKItAOK I'A'P
HKITKMRKII CIH TI.AT10N. . .
WAGES AND RENTS.
TNTI.KI'.1 IN'O f.vtl tr. contaitifd in
i
litlmr nt isMird, wliu-li inclililrj
.......
of the Iimi.k niti nt WW' waite r.iriicri iiumhk n u.. ,-i.. .. (
)fjr. eniployrd in tiity-finlit indtntrin in furty-llitrc sttr.
Tlif rfpnrt at jtr th.it a great nujnrity nf thne rtnplnyrd wi'tk 'ri than
t!ht honri per wrrk day and that thr average tt.n'r (if iimrr than .Mi(l male
laharcri tahulatrd v.l in ftrn, of Su rmM an hmir. A niiiuin fa t is that
thr itrrl indutry. thr u-rnr of thr prrrnt mrikf. paid thr hitthft .ii'muc
hourly wagr of fir itidtiMrirs tahn! itr I - 74 S cn: per hi nt -.ind a m -corded
thr oet orlc period fur wumrn M hmm prr rck day.
Thr rrport records thr aieraifr expen htttrr for h unr rrnt, ami" l
lies earning fmn ft.f to $t,5li0 a year, to hr 1 74 a yrar. or ap.r.. r- i.
JI5 a month, hard on ninety-one otie. 'I he fifty Ifadinn citin :':. :h-
following:
KrlilifApnrt
rirvpland
MmnraiKill ard St.
1-4" 1
. Hi
. i 71
I'M 111
T trull
Kl l'a t
Hnkpraflrld. I"n1 "I'-' u
Tluffalo :" "t
Upattla :n "
Htiibpnvtll
l.ltt'a Hock V '5 l
Chiraco - I"
Butt
Fort "yna :"7.7 7
N'pw Turk '1
Columbia (whltrl I"
Han Kranrlaro and Onkland I"f
Wl. l lta 51
IViltlmnrn hltr) :nl
Sa rampntd 5 ''
Oklahoma City WO 42
Ryraruaa
Ni wark, N. J.
Tjovar, N. J.
Trenton
Iiliith
Via. ;
. 1!" 17
. 197 11
, 1?'. mi
1"4 ft I
. U3.:t
Wllinlnctun
Unr. th.n half nf lha ftitira liMrd
than in Oklahoma City. The Timr, thinks that thr hi thing the finrr, duft
not trll is the percentage of home miners in thr larions citirs. If the facts,
nrre known, we hrlirve Oklahoma City would rank vrry nrar th top of thr
list in prrcrntajjr of hotnrs owned. Whr'e ssair ra-nrrs aie paying fur th' ir
homes like rrnt, thr monthly payment pruhaldy ts a tittle liighrr than t!ie
averagr sprnt for rrnt would hr. Fnrthermorr, some of thr ritits in which
the total yearly rent is lower than in Oklahoma Citv aie notorious for thnr
noisrsomr tmrmrnts. Oklahoma City has no trnrniptits. Thr only a'mormal
rhing ahout thr rrntal situation hrre is the etiitmons shortage of rrntal
proprrtv.
In all probability frw rattle men in Oklahoma wilt suffrr as a result ol
the ' calling in of emergrnry loans made during thr drouth last yrar hv the
war financr corporation. Thr time limit for payment is November 15. The
announcement states, however, that extensions will hr ("ranted in nrpent caes
The fact that Oklahoma stale and national banks hair mp!e funds to take
over the paper protects the producers. The goirrnnirnt loan was a isar
measure, war funds wete tied snd
as possible.
Here comes a British minister, the Rev. II. I. Warneford. with thr argil
mrnt thatj'mrn cannot exist on mere food alone" to .import his aiguiti' iit that
hoore is a good neighbor if you know when to leave it alone Mr W.itneford
il as far behind the times as the emploirr who thinks that a laboring man
is entitled lo nothing hut a long day and a light pay envelope.
In making a health and decency biidgri for p....rrnn!f-Pt r!rrk t'.e Wash
ington bureau of labor statistics makes a hat .lil.m .im.e . I our and a halt
hats a year for a woman. We suggest that the tliv.-.ti-ii might hair been
easier in half hor and wholr hats.
We should fret If the "sack rarrirrs" who a'r reported br supplying
Pftrograd with the only food that is being nhtaftied time, should lose the
-esidrme addresses of I.etiine and Trotrky.
Teta M. Taata was on of the frattirrs of a musical program before the
womrn's clubs at F.dmond. Try hrr name on our p ano.
Au revoir, I.enoir.
-----. t. - ; I i . . M out (siwsit. fwrkt I mo ii ii i i v, - crrj&rrz v-
WEDDING BELLS ... By Jean Knott FFF30 c , tuTlT w i l u J ULJLJU H6 (V6e-f mE r .f'T
JOHN. I NEE D - i : . fr V f X . ' C 7 H AT?T7 E L Y ' lLS
I s CAia Aannicv . . ix . i --. t (. i t ry k . i I i" i ,w ,i - u 7 r
S-M jr. &f THE GUMPS STILL ON THE MARKET FOR A FLAT.
I j i 1 vCU- 'Ll SAW IT' rvo pMsVUrrAbNTWAijE BtEN 0U WERE rHl; ONf -.(- A I ( If tOJ EMEM bAE TO T
II 1 CINCW4 TO A PLAT WT 'OUNEM0fVBLf VOU rWs: ftOINto tt riu-Vt rAATl- TO fvAt Tlv AT VOU
lZJZvrZ$S kliUVS- ' f'AICWtHt piUDTM-sV MTHATlKNIi vNt V VAjUaVY) CxIC THINK THAT-
h . ' I rWwPOU r a,n .-ITKa- akin TVwiOPwrtMYHEINIOoUoWOU yNM,( Vou XV m tT TW S rH ATE i
OONTKMOVs lrL ( ILL NEEP I " G" T T I N SIC K AN ta ONl NAVf WAD A WOOP- PlCKtDA AU TV AT VOUVsl H t AJ-
V I'VE CrOT J I , V ' ANVVWAV F SOH..V tlAt 'H Vl'O I k,K TNli PlAtE NIM AMD (NOW ft , ( I AT 7S
t ' .W-- mmmJ- V . J TOTMt oLbWouafc-l b? )' M A ySkaV
ly 1 - ' . .si'.- , , :V..,
lailMaJjjjjL,' HKcSSsliaSl ll ' U 'MSI .M t iTl-ttSTraj- tjji-iJl.,iii II I '
CITY TI M E S
Csv-lonl. Editor
.Beeretary-Traaaui!
BY MAIL IN OKLAHOMA
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OKLAHOMA
Dlle. par fronth-110 n yrt
7ne r nionin-i i a
i"r prr month -I t "" a srui
39,700
t rrport nf thr frdrr.il drprtiimt of
rom - ltiMiMii 'tr.i Ati tr..tn " rnm n.tt""i
i t v i i. .i . ti c, , ,
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rwh I: 41
l l .irl.nluun. IV. V. I'"l "I
-.!! I.ihi I'lty ... ',vi 'mi
ii md l!-.ild
lin. k Marat and Miitlnr. III .
mid I '.iv-i.i'nit. la KH 11
l-iut"!'.''!, (whltrl I' :
hnm I'la !.',
I liln.l. lihl and ranld. -n. N J Hi' 7.'
til in. .Up !:!
la-. M.KflP 1" '
ArtoMa, ' ; I
ii..niii i 1 :t
rto i.ipn. a 17' 74
Oallna 1
I'ii. I.lo ... 17"
Ct. la.ir.a Mm. Kaat Ht. Iinlf.
Ml . i lutpi ... 17J !
K"4wa 'tty. Kan., Ka'iaia l.v.
Mo
Trinidad
lip, M .:t"i
M.inphla
( Ini'lnhiitt
.'ailli'l l.
i'..i'. Inn.
rntland .
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171
I 71 '."
1 7i' :.i
li'.'.i 4
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show a loorr sum pud out fur rrnt
war business should he timed as rapidly
L , T
iLtlJOeMlllfce
His Column
No Jok.
Hrr huahand ta chraty tlnb,
Wlm hi ia I 'tli ill mi If pit mid eroaa:
ThmiKh ha rimy If I hlrn hoisa Hip Juti,
Juat bel thai aim ll bosa tha Iwaa
Tbt H. C. of L.
Tlit orjituty nun went into the
butcher shop.
"Hrae g:ie mr i rpurtrr's worth
of lamii," said thr otiliturv man.
T tie hut. her hl. rd the b.u'un and
began wrapping it
"I wish "ii unii'd put i whole lot
of paprr ainmnl thr bic.n," (ilr'lr i
the or 'I narv man. 'I hair a hole i i j
my vet p.'.M t .m l ! .i nut want to
ll.SC the p.llk.lgr"
iiinnap.
J 't lakr lli Ph.n pt kind nf li'.pn
A., W1 , , ., ,.,,,, , ,
Tli It tli. v li (Pt II kr.I whPii
Thpy Mart tu inn In ilrl.i
Haw, Haw!
"Yon tn.iv ri'i ail tint thr w nr tun
i-.itnr fiirtn t lie east." Ina.xrd On
.'. a k man.
"Yrv" rrptird thr wrtr:n mm
"Ati'l ion niav rna!! fi.it tVi ti1'
d.nin and w i .lupcd what lliri ..'i
in the f t "
Advice
a rM ma yuu I'l ft
In
d no api
li'it ip.i I ll aim, with i .up;
A l. t "I i I I" Ka a.lvi. .i
l hi n t!i" h i a fi.'iie to ai
. ..
Hrlp
i"ai
nmen,1 "Mr
: '!:.'l;i
runs than v
cl pnr I
t),c i
ll'PI 'fill I'hot
"I low 'l.i ' 'ii make that out .'"
thr h.-."ti
" Ihrv are me I o looking
Vr.l
i' i- an i i : 'I r tephr I fir .
til t.!-. t
Otich!
TtuiiiKh r''h nmy brh g "ii i
and Juv."
(il.a.'M.'l ..I.) TnrlP Hill:
' ..ii s I"" . r ' a il.Mi'-i, t.ov.
I nli'.a Jul h; a .ii II."
on"'
Wt p Ynt flwn ('"id on Thi, One
iKrmii Tin Iini..vl'l, Ky, Ma't!i;:e
l.lc'i.a. a I
A n 1 ! r e ;v T '
and M:s I :i
oi l, I.oiiisiilir
Hi's '! I
It irif
1 i-plr't
Gosh I
We hate t
: hr o!r iinrrre
1 ind h's pu:"i
.1 111 ou tha !''(
k Milk 1 1 ' r i t . 1 1 1 1 1
ahout tlw 0
l ut r in .i".
Nurthr'n ' 1
is located at .
hi 11,
N V
Notire!
!f sour sisnp is t. o hot,
up the l, ;;..rt and linker
in Sprmgi-rM. Mass . and K
Hist ril,
. .nit' m .
1.. Cool.
broth w ill 1 x
lor
oil.
Well, Weill
Tlfinan v;raks 01 r.iinp"!l!.
Texas, and Mm lleml in M Kuiniv.
Texas
Cron'-s.
Ip'a vary crooked, la fill rta't,
At him I rn 1 '' p"i p :
For hr a:!i Ilia noil rp'oi that
I atol.i Kir wi ' k l.. f..i
- I. tika M'-Tailir
Hp's vp y erunkPil l. l.nn t.tut,
II" aultlv I i"..i k' .oi :
Up alula I'lP I k I l" i Ti wed, J':t
A mill I'll I '.US llk'il
- II i.-ling-, ,rli , Tnhunr
fiieen Pcrsimninns.
J W. Simmons picsenird a ehc- !,
" li'ablr t" a Mi I .tern at the 1 -t
Naiioi1.1l hank of rlma. hi , .!..!
irdonrd ti'e 1 be '1s "l,'"" 1 .-i "i
mo'is" The ia-hiir ti.'d h. i' 1: ;iM
he O, K. as sunn a, fiu-t lill.
What?
Pillir U'ood wants to know' what
has hi'iu'iip ri thr o, I woman hi
ii-i- I t" spit on hrr handkerchief and
a.sli the baby's face.
WatcrTuiT Growl
The Nashville, Trnn , branch of thr
hih has elected thr f' .'lowing an-
SAY, POP! Alkali Ike Takes Pop at His Word
TTo
licinH- t. c. Kit. ! n. Pfttrrh.it.
O A. Itallanr, I. I
j 1 1 1 1 Imu i"in.
"
Mran Unite!
."ah! hai "I 'ear wlf. p'nasa do not c
And It y In L'lka lin" I'tiad;
If I H. "M ' '
To mold coif t'lla Ineiead.
l.uk Mrt.uka.
Pild h: "Pear wife, lha (tfAk jroti fry
I amply imnnt chaw;
1 (it" Is n ir."H ynu ahould buy
A hull aula fur your alio."
Iunion (Ohio) Kawa
Names It Namei.
Pick Y Thrower is I Southern
U K hrakeman inrl livn in Knor
nil, Tr-in
Our Daily Sperlsl.
Fnrtnrr ttiftiiii mike (lit llttrrri
f .pv
Luke McLlike Sayt.
A ni.i'rird woman crrtamly dixis
no v grtnng a swmle woman into the
vi:u- k'nd i t U"iihlr
And a L'irl ilorsn't mind chappe
hps lansrd liv thr riK'ht frllow the
a iv 'hi- nld if they were caused hi
iif weather.
i''ne men are shade struck an
iiu'i'l walk on the siinnv side of tin
stin't I lu-n tlirv ivonilcr why tlici
,1'r .1 p sv looking
Pr wor'd in'l as Sad as somr p.-o
p!r make il "in to lie. Hut it is a
ta.'t l! at t'ii iiorl'l is crrlain to mi
i p..-r mi the nian wit.l thr g'nl U's
ll' .i'Ii.I
U hat has hrcome of thr o. f ,
I r -i h r ulio th niht hr had to yell j
at ;hr i.ti of Ins voir in ordrr to put !
t;ie tear of Ciod into tlie hearts of hi
.i'iigrrsMlion r
A matrird man will Rrt jtit ns
mmi, !. liil ( i itiiftilii i if In ii an tiutir
her to supper as hr will ii hr is I nir
lion's l.i'e.
When li mm a:r transact ns
hn:nes thr man who is so nlcaianl
and polite is the one who is d'ting the
se'iini;
Our idea of a Molly is a h..y who
..in urar a pair ol Mines tor tune
1 w-rks ard not hair both soles hang
ing off.
, M thrr can trll yon that anything 1
I father sales by thr kaifs hrnm clo-c-l I
1 hr wastes hv leaving the cellar elec-
1. Iiht binning a'l tiii;'it.
ITirt'v how trouble will ch.incr a
mill's appt.lr.in.'c llywv. sshrn h
grts in had most of1 Ins friends fail t
i in vnur him.
I S'lgar is said to hr a good suhsti
I tutr for Alcohol. So we suppose thr
j nr runieess will enact a law pro !
hi'.i' Tig the manufacture or sale 01
iiu ir
.... .. - t
Ji ion a-e looking tor a sure tttimt
: In that a riiI's shoes are not
h:
lot h.
Anti-ancintt Expandi.
So'tipw iiat li'ininisi ent ol the old
trt e "chain 'hot," familiar to th.or
ii'io lo k at thr picture', in the ta.k
nf thr .! tionarv. is a s'.rp tly modern
!.;tii "i an'i an' ratt ptojectilr dr
s'w"ed hv a ( on innati automobile
m (" I and described with illustration
"' I'. -pc'ir Mpchani.s Magazine tor
, irii'h-r Of the convent:. .nal out
!! sh.i'p, thr 11'iv t'roirct'lr is s'.'i:
I " "t.i hn illv into four ruts, fi-t-i
nn I t. irlher by long chains carped 1
I'-iile the cuing K ipidlv rotated by
" ' inlmg nf thr run. thr novel mis
I. f'tes apatt by i-pntiifiigat force on
.':i ir the miizrlr, and becomes a
1 . iin, co-.rni'g an atra a bun
::'! t tin'- thr .i."- of the vim caliber
New Kindrr Helps Korus.
fv niak.ng the find' r a'tachrd t"
' a hand camera lug nioiii'h (n show a
01I1 i.'i' ini.u'r, and iixiuv the In hr
r.s ' 11 t''r limit hoard of the cauiet.i
;i: t i'i"p tir rrgutar l"i-. 1 ss-h r
mini." h.as s,,m'i thr prohle-i 01
.i int.iti' foiu-imr. s il('si I'lhi'd a'l'!
ilhistratP'l in the Noscinhrr liutllhn
j nf Popular Mechanics Magazine, a
' 45 ilrizrce mirror reflects thr view t"
a b m:i i tal R'oui.d g'as--, nh"rr it i
' sha h'd by a folding hood and sren
i right sidr up T he whole arturhinrii:
folds iiicoiispiciiously again't the
front of the camera ease when t''c
latter is closed, adding little to if
hulk.
77,0 Young Lady
Acnm the Wag
The voung lady a.'tos thr ' n
thr ("iri nnii'i't oiiii'il to n !- all a
K'"i'l rsa:ii'V in 'S' matter ot su n.1
,v I rth.it w." iip -.1 in this cottntty
in "te p .I:'i, al r ..nuiuy.
!
I A
West
Vitfittia w.h-iilstn.ui 1 .it
!' tonv
h" f r
1 ri the uoo'ts, went out to
it. lust himsrlt, and was pot
r rdevrti dais Here is an
rih'f example fir the up .:
. t '1"1 1 ''
' 'her h
thp a:
l"a:n
'l-toh.lTCO
Pralrr.
league (Trieland
j ajiiaKwiihw)amjaMaa' '
I - -1
itA.v j
' t j
PATHETIC SCENE IN THE 19TH.
THCY U6 GOT r- 'HIS UVM 'wuw ' t )suiSe.
FO"s That . Bottom To it. f 4V rxVL'
UfP m CUT.TLED To t 7$&Mt fe
trfr.,'7 ( Some Consiocrattoo $ZsfflL
I TvimG To apportion vsitTM Atirre PRecwSioru The imt
1REMMN(ts.S C0MTEMT5 OP Trie. LrYjT BtJTTLG OF sSCOTCh - 'ISTO 'S'?? A'Z'
l THRee EQOftL , "',
; ; ;
Old Sffiies
Srrnn7A 7? raw zFfg
Twenty Yeara Ago.
Mrsiri. Ward, Gnfpple and West
of the Oklahoma, and lxai Paint
company were in the city yesterday
making arrangements lor opening
thnr painl manufactory in thr build
itiil ircutrd liy thrin on 1'irst atiert.
Anothrr rxirty has rrcrntly hrm
added to tha number already in ex
istence in Oklahoma Citv. It is
called the "l ntte Nous" dnh and at
nirnihtis are Missrs llriune llaitrii
Mvitlr llra'tv. Mvrta loukr. I thrl
Mini, Oia Allrn, Irene Ituwns
iiimta llainr, Alne I'avne. Ilritir
Wand, l otah Yoik, Maimulr Mai
iiiun, Ali.r tail l I .i 1 1 1 . .Ma'i! itrt j
laird, ella l.ane, (lata liuu, Maui
M ilnrr.
Fiftrrn Yeatt
Ago.
I'lT'lSIH h'l.l I.-- I he .inn. ".in. e
uiriit wi' .h lias hr'n made id the
iiiatriage of llanv K. Thaw, heir to
millions, and l-.irKi.nr Sr-hit, a
i horns girl in I nii'lon, i.nnrs a a
great sutpiise t.i thr Thaws, who
n. lie i" it in'atly a ".'iliion '! ''hus
pr.ite.ti.it; I lie you!,' an lniii the
gitl'-
Monster OhM,.,!, llal'Mwar, i-ot..i,rl
of thr Oklahoma laia'.icrs. and
! i-.i'i' lul Mi-s allir Sii'xli'rasi weir
11' 1 111 thp l-olv l.'ti'K 1. 1 III I'", k
th s forrnonn by JihIrp StrpliPinoii in
I " 1 1 ,- em r of 1 ll.'.ih' una I it;, i
swrllpst and sinartr.t r.
The Roirtnui'tit entton rrporl fur
flkhilioma and Ind. .11. a tr:t.t"r:rs
! shows a light frost (I. t..her IV and
1.1'. N'o damaur ; ptkiug ptonres-el
. ,
rapidly; half t,j ihrre-guarteri in
KuikI i midilioii. Second picking in
pri'hjrcsi.
Tm Yeata Ago.
The grand initial nation of thr
Kiak Island I'riMo lines will in all
probability be roniplrted bafuie
January, I'JIO, according to ft state
ninit made today by Chairman B, I'.
Yoakum of the Kock Island-1 riico
lines.
James Fdwajri Thomas, eldest ion
of Mr. and Mrs. Koss K. Thomas of
Zf North Kohinsoit avenue, was
'Hiirfly marrird 'I hursday aftrrnoon.
lb tuber 21. to Miss lain a f'luala th
.. n, , mil. H, i .. i .ran iii
Alrxan lrr, Ala. I he young couple
atrivrd hrre Saturday.
Oscar TTirtt, C. D. Ferguson and
lltnry llullman were takrn in as
tnrnibi'ts nf tlie I akrueiv Coutilrv
hih at a meeting of the stockholder.
last nitfiit
The American Way.
Hrrr is an incident that ii wrll
ivotlh stnitv,
A t' ilays ago I'ennsvlvania rx-pir-s
tt.nn hound lor Nrw York
! P"ed tvt long a'ter leaving Pliila
di'lphia Thr passrugers became 1111
eav and s mir ol them climbed out to
fin I thr engine cirw trying to make
a minor rrp.ur on thr engine. The
)... puzzled thrm. Thru from the
irtowd strpped out a pimperous look
inn 1 itirrn. who said ;
"1 me me a hammer and I will fix
it for you."
Withuiit waiting to don overa'ls,
hr wrnt to uoik and in a short timr
thr riiR'.nr was in running condition
'Who is that man;'" asVed a pas
srn 'er.
" I hat is Yam lain," rrplird an.
other.
The volunteer engine mrnder was
thr president of thr Rrest Baldwin
..coiii"tiir wurks at Philadr'phia. Mr
Or TOtae Mason
CHKCft UP AOAIN. i
WE aay tha prlera now ara Men.
hlali pia iiftan alrliaan iliun'il
wa ahudilpr whan w o lo Irnvj
rhrar up. II.' wurat .a vat lo i-omat Thai
fh'iprp'n any UiPia ara no hhlra. ami
ilmly Ipath' r srowa mora run, and aa
tha prlia of (uniwpnr all.l.a ln 'rn
a"a up In Hip Air Tha eliithlrrj an
Hi". la ii.i mipiI. lha ahapii ara diiut
mi. I on iIip .p; It lukia auma Influpii
. ano pun in t a aim a I any luli'n. I i
' "" " '" h, , I" no flmir, mid an th
'iuii )u.r in. iiri'i'i, Pllil WW III
wpppInK rvpry liiiur lianiuae our Ii.i: ra)
aip IiIhk iIpii.I. Tim tiarhrra aay I hi
lira lin hni ha. anil wr timat Irt n.ir
wlilaHrra kikw moil IIipv air'Hit I 14
iinsiniis ynrt.', and wiva and wikkI lit
and frn. Thr ki.pi an) ha iami.it
unii'ii fur ti'ia lh.ui ntnaty -flva Mrppfit;w
lip a.'.a Hi" alii 'iff draw In: rlnaa wl . is
I'li'lMn an k. la hla hunpiil. And an
thlliKa no. (rum dav to day, thr wtclit
l.linipd world la nut of pliimh; toil l"t
11a all l.n l.lilha and aay; .'hppr sjfs tins
worm la i. lo pomp. TIip worMt till
pomp, and then thi. altimti, the t.li- r. -ai
tlott sv 1 1 n..iii; arid wa will lanlf
in tha dump Ihu plrata and the prof
llprr.
woikrd in thr shop, Irarntd his tradr,
1 amr up finirt thr ranks and is noisr
brad id thr grra'rst timunoiivr mal;
nig plant 111 thr world ,Sjni 'aua
(lam's career is not peculiar or imiipia
ill America. Charles M Schwab nth a
carried a suiseior's f"d. mid Oji.il
Willard was line a railrnvl train
man 1 hr industry of this country is
calling lor esprit men ra ,h (lav, audi
the man who is able to lill the )
shove him soonrr or later is pir't
apt to get it, Thr trouble w ill man
mm is that not only arr ihry n"t
prepared for the jobs above them hut
thry don't rarr enough ahout fillinsj
thr jobs thry are in Wheeling In
Irllignirrr,
- - .'' .:. ;irr.rr:
By Brifjgg
Br C. M. Pjnsj
WMA, COML
EvtYBo'br'
6Ttr'1
Loorfipl
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