Arkansas City Daily Traveler from Arkansas City, Kansas • Page 2

I Arlransar Oil? SCHOOL DAYS 8 Signs of thexTimes There is no question in tha minds of students of economics and "finance but that business condi--tiens are growing better. Read the reasons ior this belief from day to day. 3, TRANSPORTATION 5 first -isttHfi. vou hwow, iri Car loadings for the week ending March 11 totaled 829,128, an increase of 25,873 over the previous week. i During the entire year of 1921.

only 23,346 new freight cars were ordered by the railroads. The first ten weeks of 1922 show orders for 25,556. 185 Class 1 Railroads show a net operating income for January, 1922, nineteen times greater than lor januaryiyxi The SeCTiiilyiyatioiialBaiik I Heard and Overtieard i. Forv mcfrethan a thttd 'ota century," said a happy "I have gotton myown breakfast." "Some people have the idea 'that the way to make mdney is to do people father than do things," remarked old Josh Wise, i "Individually a man may be honest but when he gets to working in a trust formation he too often becomes a rascal," concluded the corner phil-osopher. "The more- co-operation the greater 4 the SfacP the higher the said a consunier who has figured out the correct result 1 "bought trade never a' safe business man.

One remarked' another busintisg man, "why some firms are shaky is because they are too anxir ous for business. They seek volume rather than quality." When your business gets so it drives you, better make a change-and get' so you can drive it," contributed a third business man. Said Johnnie Boob, I did a lot of thinking last night and this morning I had a bad headache. I was trying to think up an excuse to give my wife for staying out tonight." "Good fellowship will pay big" dividends if properly spread," said Cheerful Bonehead. Said a man's man, "Wrist watches are very convenient but I feel like a sissy every time I wear one." "If couples after marriage tried as hard tp hold each othem love as they do bef ore the 'knot is tied, there would be a- wonderful falling off of divorces," said an old bachelor "I get my eyes so full on the streets nowadays 1 find it unnecessary to visit the theatres," remarked Mr.

Cynic "Gee," said a "This paper pulls a lot of mistakes." "Yes" replied a friend, "but you know there was only one perfect man who made no mistakes, but he was not a printer." bother my husband while he is making garden," said a woman to a -neighbor visiting with the husband, who was resting on the hoe handle. "I am paying 'him ten cents an for his'werk and I expect him to- earn his wages." VAs an orator some folks would make a good section hand," remarked a man after listening to a political windjammer. Our Coffee and Pea-Nut Butter is made fresh, every day. You'll like it, Holt Cdffee phone 104. We deliver.

It lj Geuda Springs Water Phone 234 Well dressed women count upon ub for their Millinery Globe Hat 99-2t 1 Free Tube Free tube with every vacuum cup casing for, the next ten days. Our tires are good ones. They're not seconds. The miles they'll run for I' 20O-4t Entered in the poefofflce at Arkansas ''Cityit'Kansas; 'air second class mail' matter. r- Ilichard O.

Iloward, Edltor-PiiLllsheT i Harry D. Howard, Business Manager (Member of the Associated Press) The Associated Press exclusively i3ntltled.to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it kor not otherwise credited in the paper and also the local news published iierein. I A11 rights of republication of spec-I Ul dispatches herein re also re-I served. lii Political Announcement 4. I wish to announce myself a cari-.

for the office of -Register of Deeds, subject tQ the will of the republican party at the August primary. Annette Webb 48-tf THE PROPOSED STRIKE The Kansas City, Journal Jn com- menting on the proposed strike, and faftef quoting the interpretation of the law by Attorney General Paugh-erty, says that "the-present situation certainly demonstrates most forcibly the necessity for sofiae law1, eith- er federal or the uniform legislation I of the states, the industrial Kansas relations act which i Will protect the public from the consequence of by protectingr men in their inalienable right to work if they wish to do Th( cnm rr on iirwvn thP strike and the industrial court apparj-I ently ia based upon hearsay evidence. and not upon facts. The Journal also errs slightly iruregard to what Attorney General Saugherty gave out. i The attorney general notified the miners and the public that no 1 i permitted in case of a fctrike.

If attorney general holds to this announcement, the strike of the coal will be of short duration, and I will not amount to a great deal. The attorney general has the authority already to protect any body of men who want to work, from the machin- iations of those who do not want tol work. The governor of the state of Kansas and other states has the jlsame authority, and if they choose I to exercise that right, the strikes Swill be much fewer and' of shorter duration than under the provisions 1 of the industrial court law. The Traveler wishes to call the Of the Journal to the fact that about all Kansas has had since the -passage of the indifctrial court Ilaw is strikes and lockouts. The iri-dustrial court law never put Howat I out of business.

This was done by President Lewis, of the miners organization. It 53 true Howat was sent to jail by the district court of Cherokee, county for refusing to obey the order of the industrial court, but a county attorney, under the prohib- ftnrtf a linn a fVi a A lvvi iiao iu iiuiu inquisitions in, liquor cases. This law is much more effective than the industrial court law, and if the people are -desirous of; a testimdny i bodylin the matter of cpntroversies, why not. give the 'county attorney of every county the same authority to hold inquisitions, in labor disputes, as is held by the industrial court? This method would' greatly reduce the expense of the court proceedings, and we believe would be much more effective and much preferred by both the employer and the employed. However, there Is but little doubt that there ig (sufficient law on the statute books of this state, to nro-tect men who want to work asjainst those who have decided to quit, and no further law is needed on the subject unless it is to satisfv a few radicals oppohed to labor.

In the ranks of labor there are ft large number of radicals whose actions are matin" of the measure. 'And we are of opinion that in the senate discussions On the subject, the people will get a view of the billr not to.be obtained frorffvthe house debates. J-t-t- CARRY OUT HIS OWN. VIEWS At the -labor meeting last night, one- of the speakers O. S.

Gibson, made the statement that the election of Captain Sinnott for mayor, and P. Ii. Thompson for public utilities commissioner, meant a con-1 tinuatio'n of the, present administration. 1 The Traveler does not believe this is correct. It1 Is.

true that Captain Sinnott is city clerk, but he is vand has been working tinder orders. He had no voice in business toatters. His duty was to keep a correct record of all transactions, and he. did so. The editor of the Traveler knows positively that the captain has not always been in harmony with; tbe policies, of the administration under which he.

is working, but, -as stated, he had no voice in the matter. The records of the city clerk will also show that Commissioner L. IThorapson did considerable negative voting in re gard to. matters coming before the board of commissioners since his aDDointment. i of the national government Fagan-McMahon Service You can be assured when you drive your car Into our filling station you will get immediate service, that.yqu get the best grade of gasoline and you can have your pick of high grade oils, such as Moboloil and Vcedol oil.

City and Country Calls any time. Just Phone 803 Sacs THIRTY MILLION FIRE INSURANCE POLICIES PROVIDE SIXTY BIL LION DOLLARS a Of protection to citizens of the United States, on their property. What co many people do, must, be worth while! Sec Us Fire Insurance The Frank J. Hess Real Estate Co. Claude L.

Vaughan, Mgr. Phone 370 Anything Insured Against Everything mm BJIMilM. jljjjiyillill i ii 1 1. ll i in I I 20 -On 1922 Under the direct supervisioir A Great Deal Depends on who finishes i your. Kodak films1 CornHsh service is good service.

99-3t Geuda Springs Water Phone 234 89-tt Man's Trouble Arrested "The past 4 years" I have been go irig down, down with" cat'arrh of the stomach and had to give work a year ago because of my weakened condition. I suffered terrii)1y from bloating and colic attacks. Mayr's Wonderful Remedy was -reed nil-mended to me. took a course of it and am now feeling fine." It is a simple, harmles preparation that removes the "catarrhal mucus from; the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal' ailments including appendicitis. One dose will, convince or money refunded.

At Sollitt Swarts'and druggists everywhere. WE RECOMMEND MORRfflfS RELIABLE Tltf THE HANDY ROUND It. won't tip over. "It'tvoh'tf cook out. ATanilla and forty others.

Everyone a pcrfcrt flavor. 1 oz." bottle lM)c; 2 oz. bottle JWo. Family size, 3 oz. 50c; all liavois.

It's the 'flavor-that makes the i cake. Murray Vanilla or lemon or any i one of tlie flavors won't cook out. Get a bottle from your nearest groc- ery, take it home, use a teaspoon ful in your cake, and when you take it i from the oven, just hold it to i your noe." You oaii small it unci taste it it and if you are liot satisfied, take- it. back an1 get your i money. I For sale by all grocery stores.

Trade supplied by Itaruiey-Pavis Mercantile Company, arc 3 "if A PROPER WARNING Attorney General Daugherty of the federal department of justice gave notice, yesterday, to all persons likely to be participants in the coal miners strike that has been ordered to begin at" midnight March 31, that the government "will tolerate no violence'! The warning ifa a timely one, and one that the conduct of past strikes, and more especially of ones, show to have been absolutely, neces- isary. It is to be noped tnat it win be taken to heart by those for whom it is intended and that they will be heedful of the admonitions it The'; federal government is certain not to interfere with the progress of the tetrike except it be called upon to suppress violence. and -maintain the peace. If4 there be no breach of the peace and no the federal authorities will, probably leave the i questions to ie-settleiln tEe matter those whOfConstitute5the two par- lies 10 xne comrov.ersy, Kansashas only recently been disgraced by-riotous conduct in two b's To quell the. disorders during one of, these strikes it was deemed necessary to send state troops to the scene.

This should not be permitted to occur again; lit makes for loss in every way and upon all sidc3. Any temporary advantage which a mob may gain is immediately lost upon notification of; the authorities that there is serious disturbance The attornev eeneral has irited in I 'Without throwing at anySnP terference with the production of, lines entirely disappeared, and, the coal by any one who might see fit to representatives voted their senti-rnine it, as reason for federal inter- ments in the matter and the senti-ventiqn. ments held, as they believed, by their There is neither sense; norreehon constituents. in a resort to violent measures dur-; The canvass showed that 242 re-ing a strike, and any. appeal to 'publicans and 90 democrats voted for vkJ! JCD Jlyi ii cQ) r.

JLi jiIa The dll sell at p'ublic au ction, at the J. Charles Wright place, Qn Poplar Avenue, Arkansas City, just east of the Santa Fe tracks, on, odium upon labbr. In tlve ranks ofCOmmg controversy in the coal fields, captains; of industry there are just I The attorney, general denies them is absolutely unlawful. The Traveler deprecates the use of force in all such cases as industrial strikes and it would deplore a ne cessity for its application during the ing threats of arrest or the like, but does plainly intimate drastic measures will be taken by the -government to prevent curtailment of the production of from the 1 Tl do this can not nor that Me is backed by Sufficient power to jput necessary preventive measures into effect. A strict observance of the rights of others will, go a long Way toward avoiding disputes that lead up to physical encounters and to the formation of angry mobs which are never, and can never, be assemblies that will listen to, or controlled by reason.

Discussion of the merits of movements with those who are known to be radically opposed to those movements should not be attempted; for both parties will. enter such discission convinced that their opinion is the correct cfie, and it is very seldom possible to show them that they in error. Abstaining from all such debates is the safest course to pursue. Again the Traveler expresses the hope that all thought of using coercion in any manner or. by anybody be and that the be firmly, closed, upon tongues that may be, charged with bitter speech.

The projected strike itself will cast sufficient: clouds of gloom, more than enough annoyance, and plenty of actual trouble without having ad ditions made to them by thoughtless. remarks and careless actionfe let all such things be refrained from. t-t-t THE SOIiDlERS BONUS BHOI. "Rv an enormous majority the house of representatives passed the so called soldiers bonus bill. Party the measure, while 42 republicans and 28 democrats opposed it.

This gave the bill a majority of 262. The bill now goes to the teenate, where it. be subjected to alter aiiou uy aiucuuiuBui. iae -vm ia idently a compromise, drawn with intent to adjust' differences. As to the merits or faults of the bill' it is scarcely worth while to dis-; cuss them at least not until the senate hasapproved or disapproved bonus which" meant pair of diamond cuff links for every Jaith-knitter in Mars, spread like wild-fire throughout the planet.

r'f Within a few moments there came a gteaf demand, that Marvin should be made a representatire of the knitters at the congress, of MarsJ "He must be nominated first," said speakeress of thfe house. And according, to the- ancient rule of MaiG, before citizen can be nominated for. membership" in the congress, the citizen must first solve a puzzle. And she held up to view the" following card: -f Vtrite out the names of the objects Jn this picture placing one letter In each square in -such a "way that you may, read each word across or up and down," said the speaker ess4 Can" you help solvn this puzzler See tomorrow's: Story-Game vim. ii -tl -y, '-'r ll'pescilay C6mmitcih at o'clock sharpf the -followinc? property, to-wit: RLIKVIN'S VISIT TO 3kL4llS 8 HEAD OP SHEEP 8 4 ewes with lambs at side MISCELLANEOUS .1 top buggy 1 Langley oose ground lister or planter 1 heavy tarpaulin 200 rods American hog fence, 26 i Jayhawker hay stacker x-1 16-inch sulky plow one but talking about each other just as neighbors should, we think Captain Sinnott will make an efficient mayor, will make a conservative mayor, and is.

position to. reduce the expenses of the city the greatest of anyone, without im- pairing the efficiency of the service. Captain Sinnott will be mayor if elected, and will carry out his own policy. Anyone interested in the record of Commissioner Thompson can easily ascertain as to his. votes upon, the various questions coming before the SSSZ tuySinterest.Quest'ons the REGISTER NOW This evening -ib the onlv time vou have in which to register.

It's to be hoped that everybody in the citv will register and vote at the coming elec tion. Kagistration books close this evening at ten i Did you vote at last general election? If you didn't you are not Have you Changed your rdsidence within the last thirty days? If-you have, didyou; change your registration? If not, you are not registered. thing to do is to go to the' city building' before' 10. o'clock tonight and register. A -r t-t-t- Oklahoma, is perfecting an organization to offset or fight the Ku Klux Klau.

This latter organization- is also for the. purpose vof enforcing the. law organized government, and it is announce! it will oppose the clansmen in their efforts rto enforce, the law as they think bestw -t-t-t A We guarantee our 35c coffee to be as good as any 45c coffee your can buyv 7 Try a poundr if you don't like it, send it backA-Holt Coffee Co. Phone 104. We dehver." If White girl to do housework.

See C. Howard at Traveler offlre. 93-tf pcn.io me ruuiic "The County big: feature motion picture, that. will be- screened tonight at the Methodist church in connection the of the Older Soys Conference. -may be seen jby, any who-desird to see it.

An of ering will be- taken to pay expenses. Time Eight O'clock. It f- Announcement. -The Sanitary Grocery is now open for business, at Z12t. -West Maple Ave.

Phone 683, Bonnie Wright, 203t See the Stradiveria. Reduced $1.00 until sold At Fitch's, 200-2t 5 HORSES AND MULES 5 1 baytPercherou mare, 8 years old, weight 1 bay Percheron mare, 4 years old, 3 mules coming 1 year old. 'ltj: 41 HE AD CATTLE 41 cows giving riiilfc 1 1 1 heifer (fresh) 1 milch cow (now dry) 1 fat cow. -f. 1 stock, cow 6 coming 2-year-old heifers 2 coming 2-yer-oId steers 10 coming 3-year-old lieifers lr yearling steer 7 heifCT calyeg (8 to 10 months old) 5 steergi, jCQmingi year bid i winter calves 5 19 HEAD OP HOGS 19 8 high grade Poland4 China gilts (not byed)- 5 shdats wt2 about 125 IKs each 6 shoatswt.

about 701bs each 1 as many radicals as there are In the labor ranks, and if the labor element Is to be rid of their, radicals, why not a'ho et rd of those radicals who are engaged in ther conduct of industries? The Traveler believes that if the Journal stons tp think for a moment, it will read llv see that, the, industrial court ha een Jneffpctive-and without nower. Tt can' do thine but. submit testimonv to a. rnn-stitutionat court and nermif tbaf court to pass upon tfieteame. According to a recent In the Journal, the claim was made that the organization known as "the associated of Kansas." had decided to remain neutrar in regard to this industrial court law.

Its members will bay neither nay or yea in retard to It. This radicates to the average mind that the attemnt will tsxz maun ju vuc; vuuiiu flx the law that. It, will canse les? trouble to the employer aud still convey same powers of annoyance upon The only thing that-makes the industrial court law possible to that the People are not givinsr the idea any thou eh t. nor they, considered its Tacic All they hear; Is that this law, stops strikes lockouts andprotecre the puhii.c Candidly we believe in its present form, it does neither, an never will. ATTEJklPTIXG TWO CQ3lBACKS.

W. Stubbs, candidate for the republican nomination of governdr is not only endeavoring to stage a comeback: in- polities', but also in business; According to the Kansas City Journal, Mr StUbbb Is going to bidv on the grading of the proposed Santata Ilne of the Santa, iFe. Railroad work -was Ex-Governor Stubbs business before he was elected governor. After' beihg elected governor be quit railroad constructing, and wemt into wallbi, ing the railroads. It said that If be is able to' land" the Santata con' tract that his nomination for gor-J ernor will become a minor consiaer- rice.

i i. 1 Melotte cream separator 3-burner oil stove -1 tourist camping outfit breeching Chapter 5 A great hush fell over the Martian halls of congrttss as the majoress an nounced her puzzle. is a very good" idea," said the speaker or rather, the speaker-ess of the house, who was a very dignified "Unless a man citizen of Mars can tell us the name of the hidden author within fifteen minutes, we shall consider the knitterd not Jntelligent enough to win a bonus -and! cast out the knitters' bbnus bill Within three minutes after the puzzle had been presented before the congress, Jdarvin arose and: asked for permission to spfcak. A great murmur of "phs" and "ahs" -went up lasi Marvin arose. Sorne of the older Martian ladies said, "Humph, he ought to, be home helping his father wash dishes," but some of the younger ones said, "Isn't he" cute?" But permission to speak was granted Marvin, and he mustered up all his courage and dignity ir "The answer to the puzzle," he announced in clear, ringing tones, "is Shakespeare.

It; is, easily, found by rearranging the letters in the words," "Hares Seek Pa." "Correct," said the majoress -who had proposed -the puzzle.t Although she. smiled ass she said the word, it was evident that she was much mortified to find Marvin could solve her puzzle quickly Then a great shout went up from an tne men- of Mars. wora as to how Marvin had saved the knitters 1 large churn 1 setryvork harness Some collars 9 1 butt TERMS-rrCash 1 walking Some the Carrie cultivator 1 machinery and ensilage from E. Baxter estate. J.

CHARLES. WRIGHT J. l5f, DUNBAR, i Owners- Fred Jepison, cleric Security National Banli Hoover Houston; 'auctioneers 1 5 i '4 -Jt1'.