Wichita American from Wichita, Kansas • 4

THE WICHITA AMERICAN MINISTER EXPRESSES VIEWS wiyMiqpi'y nswupmyuy yt wrey-ei wfvr PEOPLE OF WICHITA Continued from page I ATTENTIONS In 75 per cent of the cases where plumbing work Is being done In the city it is done by non-union, incompetent discussed the churches, ut club meeting and on the streets. The only object Iona that are being made against tills plan Is by the profesHional police officer In the city and by thona who live In thu depths of Immor-allly. The Amerieun advocates the emplojiiiK of young men on the police fore who are ylucated and whoso hearts ure in the work of uplifting the downtrodden. Dempster 0. Potts Lawyer plumbers, who do not even have a certificate to do plumbing work.

They charge 75c per hour for this kind of work, enpeudltiires, ulso by reducing the City's pay roll so that It will give full time to all of Its employees. If the foregoing statement of my convictions may be deemed a platform, upon such I am seeking nomination and election to the office above men tinned, and If you indorse my policies am have confidence In my ability and Integrity to carry them out, 1 earnestly solicit, and will appreciate your support at the coming election, your co-operation in my campulgn, and The Primary Election Is very Impor taut to all candidates, and I will ap predate unytlilng you can do for me at this time, as well as at the regulur election, should I be one of the lucky ones. Ttiunklng you, I am, Very respectfully yours, RAY. R. BOWERS.

Office Room 1003, Schwelter Phone Market 4112. which any inspector will tell you is inferior. The laws making it compulsory for a plumber to have a license and a certificate were enacted for the protection of patrons. If you are paying this exhorbitant price for w'ork by nonunion, incompetent and non-licensed men you are getting stung.M By calling Market 522 you can get a certificate and union man to do you guaranteed work for 50 cents per MORGAN STEAM HEATING CO. hour.

T. I. HAYS PLUMBING CO. 1 Suite 607 Schwelter Building At the Forum Wichita, Kansas Ali ilkaJLiniitliiiii Aii 1. 1.

1 1 The Most Up-to-Dale Dath House In Southwestern Kansas Is at the WILBER GETS VIRDICT AGAINST WATER COMPANY $2.00 HATS Mens Hats Exclusively Through Persistent Efforts of Two Young Attorneys Damages of $2500 Must be Paid. Kansas Steam Laundry Baths oi All Kinds Attendants In Connection Cor. William and Market Wichita, Kan. tw ATS When the supreme court affirmed the decision In the case of S. B.

Webber against the Wichita Water company a few duys ugo It meunt that the Wuter eompuny will be forced to pay Mr. Webber $2500 for Injuries he received while In the employ of the eompuny, and which a jury held in he district court before Thomas Wilson, Judge, was negligence on the pan of the company. The plaintiff In the action was represented by two of Wichitas young and progressive attorneys, W. D. Jochetns and W.

V. Roberts. It Is very seldom that a case of this kind Is won for the plaintiffs other interests work agulnst the case coming for trial, -but the persistent efforts of the two young attorneys was the cause of the success. Mr. Webbet was Injured June 10, 1910.

tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiiimiitiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiiiiiiii UNION MADE I When You Want It, You Want i Mayall Hat Co. Successors to Franz Hat Co. 311 East Douglas I COAL OR HEAT I The Midnight llldo of Puul Itevere or the Spirit of la the tlilo of one of the principle picture reels which will he shown by the IliMorograph eompuny at the Forum on the nights of i.Murch 17 and IS. You can't afford to mis seeing this wonderful picture, as It shows you a positive reproduction of the famous struggle for liberty; showing you the actuut Incidents that caused the be-gcmilng of our Revolutionary War In 17770. The midnight ride of Iaul Revere 's famous In history and every man, woman amt child has read about It.

We now produce It with the same realistic truthfulness as did your forefathers over one hundred years ago. See the Midnight Ride, the (lathering of the Minute Men, the Killing of CucKur. the Rattle of Lexington, the Huston Tea Party on board a large sailing vessel, and many others. The Arrest, the Signul from the Steeple, the Attack of the nrltlsh Soldiers. the Mob Rescuing Revere, and over.

90 other scenes. No expense bus been spared in making this picture historically correct, both staging and yBtumlng of It. See It on the 17th and 1 Sth of Murch, as you may never have another opportunity. Resides muny other plays which will he at the Forum on the 17th and 18th, this is no doubt one of the greatest moving picture entertainments ever offered to the people of Wichita. Aside from the plays above mentioned there is Marie An.

tolnette. the French Revolution, a beautiful subject; the Rough Seans along the coast of Knglund; the International Naval Review; one of England's most enjoyable sports, Steeple Chaises; tha Transformation mystic subject, where a man becomes dissatisfied and unable to secure a wife, turns a catapillar into a beautiful young lady; Solomon's Judgment; also Joseph Sold by his Brothers; the Life of Moses; the Right Hand Man of God; the Three American Beauties; the Greatest Strike of the Age; also from the to the Cross, the complete Rfe of our Savior; the world's greatest catastrophe, the Loss of the Titanic; the International Balloon Races. Also beautiful views made from original negatives taken by Amundsen on his successful trip of discovery of the South Pole. There has been such a great advance seat sale, that the public of the city has asked this cumpany to remain over on the 18th, io which they have consented. Musical program throughout entire production by Miss Bamberger's orchestra.

WINTER I NOT OVER We Clean and Block Hats Try our original Canon City Nut for your cook stove. Extry large and clean. Also best grade Semi-Anthracite special, for Heaters LEACH'S RECORD FOR ECONOMY. The Ackimo Fuel and Supply Co. 213 East First Street, Butts Bldg.

Phone, Market 95 Tiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitmiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiimiiiiiii Superior Work Music for Entire Production Furnished by MRS. BAUMBARGER ORCHESTRA a Superior Hatters and Cleaners I I The Midnight Ride of PAUL REVERE Prices Right. Work Guaranteed R. H. Jackson 1 19 N.

Emporia Avenue Phone Mkt. 2005 or the SPIRIT of 76 1 i i WHEELER DRUG CO. OPEN ALL NIGHT BLANCH WALSH in Tolstays Drama "RESSURRECTION" Four Parts. MARY ANTOINETTE, the Course of the French Revolution. THE ROUGH SEAS Along the Coast of Englan I.

The International Naval Review. England's Steeple Chases. Transfromation of Buttei flies. Solomans Judgement. Joseph Sold by His Brother.

LIFE OF MOSES. Three American Beauties. From the Manger to the Ascension. 1907 Balloon Race. The Greatest Catastrophe of the Age---The Loss of the Titanic Ray R.

Bowers For five years ns Field Secretary ot Falrmount collpge, Mr. Leach made the Mens and Women's Glee Clubs pay their own expenses on extended trips over the stale advertising the College; Mr. Leach also made the big track Meet which he organized, bringing to our city from thirty to forty high schools, pay its own expenses us an advet Using proposition. The two big things which Mr. Leach did as Park Commissioner, he made pay their own expenses, the Sunday afternoon Park Meetings with band concerts from May to September were more than provided for by the money raised from park concessions, and the other big feature of his short term of office was the bathing beach which paid for Itself the first year and was made to earn $1800 this year because It was first class and well established.

The many other things which Mr. Lench was able to do ith the money which was provided for park expenses by the regular budget, were the Installation of a large amount of permanent play ground apparatus, the putting out of a park nursery of trees at almost no cost to the city. The building of a section of a green house which has been In use two winters. The securing of complete plans for play grounds for south Riverside Park, at no cost to he city, as they were donated by Mr. Knerh of the Y.

M. C. A. and Mr. Buck of the High School.

The securing of a gift of $7,500 for a library building. The oiling of the circle and other drives In Central Riverside Park, which with the rock which was used cost less than $500 The wagon and tank which were being donated to the city by a firm of Wichita boosters. Mr. Leach did so many good things for the park in so short a time that some people who did not know his ability as a manager, thought sure that he must havebeen extravagant, whereas he only spent the amount provided In the budget, but he used It for park Improvements and not for salaries for political -henchmen. When you vote for Park Commissioner the 24th of this month, remember what Leach did in six months at small cost and give him your vote.

adv. PHONE, MARKET 4431 811 East Douglas Wichita, Kansas Alsa Views from Amundsen on his successful trip of Discovery to the South Pole. 'TfHI 'lEUHu-tlttkdl i lyi niin illi ini' IE AT THE FORUM Ai jl It Wins rf Monday and Tuesday, March 17-18" PRICES 10, 20 and 30c. Seats on Sale at DOCKUMS 1 Hi its way by service A HOME INSTITUTION. L.

C. Smith Bros. Typewriter (Ball Bearing Long Wearing) Dear Friend: As you are no doubt aware, I am a candidate at the City Primary Election, for the nomination to the above office. As a personal interview with every voter Is an Impossibility, I am taking this means of submitting my candidacy to you, and hope it will meet with your approval. Some time ago a petition was presented to me signed by over two hundred tax-payers and voters urging me to get Into this race.

A little later at a meeting of very prominent business men and citizens 1 was again ununlmously requested to run for this office. After considering this matter decided to become a candidate. I am not a politician and am not versed in the ways ot polltlcsr having never run for, nor held any political office. I have entered this campaign as a business man on business principles, and I am convinced that City Government Is largely a business for the people, 'hnd merits the same business edmlnlstratlon management and economy as one's own private business. I believe that extravagunce and indiscreet expenditures are as injurious to a City as they are to and Individual, or more so.

Wichita has been my home for fourteen years. My business any my property Interests are here, and I am very much interested In her welfare. 1 have faith In the future of this CPy, but I also believe that its development is either advanced or held banck as taxation Is reduced or Increased. High taxes Intimidate capital, stifle Industries, and discourage home building, while low taxes do the reverse. I am therefore In favor of reducing the taxrate which I believe can be accomplished by economy In all public i STRIKE IN POWER PLANT.

Easton, March 13. The engineers, linemen and meter setters of the Easton Power Company are on a strike. The trolley lines leading into and through Easton are tied up, and dozens of industries dependent upon the plant for power and light have closed do-wn, leaving thousands of employes Idle, The strike occurred over the refusal of the company to make a slight advance in wages. la buying a typewriter you want a satisfactory answer to three questions: What will it do for me? How well will it do it? How long will it do it '3 By answering these queries with the needs of the typewriter owner and user in mind, the L. C.

Smith Bros. Typewriter Company has attained the front rank in the typewriter field. The Wichita Nursery is a home Institution, and has a splendidly equipped nursery, where all young trees are taught to grow, and they certainly are a healthy assortment of younsters, being of well selected stock and acclimated, they will produce well, and are the best In the market. Fruit growers well know that home-grown saplings are especially prosperous on their native health; also one has the opportunity of lnpshrdleutaoniETAOI opportunity of inspecting and selecting from a great variety, and know just what they are getting. So, when In the market, patronize home industries, and save money and be sure.

Some people think that I typewriter la (vpewrffir nd that la all there la to It. Math Ires may look alike but there la lot ot difference in efficiency. i The new Model Five Is built not only lor etrnlcht correspondence but tor tabulating, billing, and In luct for every icrvlc needed In the average business. Its ball bearings it ell points where friction developet through acilon, permit close odiustment end Insure correct end accurate typewriting. CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST Corner Market and Second Sts.

Walter Scott Priest, pastor. Serv-Ices March 16th as follows: Bible school at 9:25 a. communion and preaching 10:45 a. subject of the sermon: Will Christianity Endure? Christian Endeavor at 6:15 p. m.

One of the visiting Methodists ministers will occupy the pulpit at the preaching service at 7:30 p. m. The public are cordially Invited to these WHY LABOR IS SCARCE. Washington, March 13, It is reported by a Boston news agency that the manager of the Baltimore and Ohio recently started an investigation to ascertain why labor -was scarce along his line, and why there was not the usual inflow of Italian immigration. The answer was not to be had in America.

It was on the other Bide of the ocean. The manager found that wages In Italy had risen to $1.37 per diem, and that Italians did not have to cross the ocean to seek work along -the line of the Baltl--more and Ohio. 'would like the opportunity to tell you more about It. Write tor tree kook ot our new Jel Five. L.

C. SMITH BROS. TYPEWRITER CO. Head Office tor Domeetlc and Foreign Buslneisl SYRACUSE, N. U.

S. A. Branchci In all Principal title I GO ON A 8TRIKE. Sharon, March 13. Demanding time and a half for overtime, 159 men employed at the Bessemer Gas Engine Wors at Grove City, are on a strike.

Kansas City Branch, 220 E. 10th Kansas City, Mo. WALTER BLAKE, Attorney at Law, 812 Beacon Bldg. I WIIW A -n I.