The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 13, 1919, Page 9

BBDEAR FOLKS: ARTILLERYMEN HAVE written you fou letters thus far. You sure- ly understand by this time hat I am aiming to get into minds and hearts about Wilson & Company busi- iss, Chicago. In my first er I told you why I intend- to reveal to you the heart a big business, In my sec- letter I introduced to you ie man who heads this big Wisiness. In my third letter fgave you a glimpse into the arts of the men’s employ- mt bureau. In my fourth ter I gave you a look into e heart of the women’s em- oyment bureau. ow let me get it into your inds that what I am telling about Wilson & Company this series of letters repre- nts the opinions that came me personally from the ths and hearts of the Morkers, and they do not, in F sense, represent the opin- jons of Mr. Wilson personally, r those of any member of his icial family, I am okesman for these happy prkers. They revealed to me ir innermost thoughts. ey talked to me frankly and eservedly. They told me at they really and truly 1 about working for this pan id please remember that the oon & Company busines any other business, repre- ts the length and shadow one man. He may have in official family and as ds of departments some of best men in the world, but ter all it is one man who must shape the policy and lead d inspire his associate ers. | | must give you the sincere honest expressions of h workers if I am to truly present them, and in doing it will be necessary to refer quently to Mr. Wilson in a y complimentary way. The ers insisted on telling me they think of him and they are so proud to under his leadership and y they are so determined to fe a success of the Wilson Company business. bear in mind, also, that ‘is the first time in the ; of business that a Big} stitution has shown a will- mess to go to the public ith the opinions of its work- to rest its case with people, so far as good will “patronage is concerned, a what they think of it. § is so unfsual that it is bound } make as much of an impression you as it did on me. You are cer- to think. as I do, that a business to be all right in all particu- When the workers in the ranks anxious to go on record in pay-| tribute to the man and the insti they work for in the beef department told one day that Wilson & Company Hven him a new idea as to the of the words “& Company” firm name. He said: “Mr, Wil- son has made us workers feel that are the ‘& Company.” <A great yo of us have been taken into Business as partners. We are couraged to save our money and ‘buy stock in the company with tir savings. We make enough to save some. Mr. Wilson fill be pleased when we all become partners, but not any more so than ‘we will be . Wilson's just treatment of us is consistent kindness inspire B “Us all to do our work well. We have * our hearts in our work. We know \ the business will grow because we fare doing the right thing by the | hoss. He is proud of us and our work and tells us so. He treats us 46 petsonal friends. I think we do More work in a day than any crew ‘Of workers in the United States. The ditions under which we work are happy ing us by kindness is the rea-| for our happiness and enthus in our work. We like kind ds and appreciation the same as folke and we get both, Why uidn’t this business succeed when are all working together so con- edly and so proudly?” workman, speaking enthusi of the Wilson & Company ronment, got off his bit of Wlosophy to me: a@ fellow wakes up in the morn- and says to himself, ‘Oh, I hate ‘go to work,’ he had better not go work. He'd better get another He'd better work for a com- FOR LEWIS ON WAY OVERSEA WASHINGTON, Mareh 14,—Trans port sailings were announced by the day transport Zachaca New York, due war The deaux for with th Bordea rT department. t as follows from Bor convalescent — detach tachment detachment 26th ments, 167 and 170 13 casual five ieineers army field clerks nurses, and 18 sick and wounded. The transport Polar Land, Bor deaux, due New York March 24, with the following Two casual office lan, officers civilians; 14 sand one casual The transport Brest, du the following Naverford, * hundred and eighteenth field for | orden; ignal corps complete pton, Dodge and spital 103, for Camp Funs } companies 984, 993 1421 (California), 1423, 1424 (North Dakota 1433 14a9 8 1425 (regulars), 1436 1468 (Montana), 1430, 1438 (colored), «ulars), (inode), so4 and nine naval officers rt Rijndam, from st t News, anual, the) 2! and th for Camp Lewis: chine gun battalion. ton detachme Dodge and Sher tachr wounded The transport sailed from St. Nazaire |News, March 21, with th Thirty-seventh Camps Shermar Meade, Kearney Dodge, Camp Grant; y 114th ma leas Camp Funs for Camps Lee. man; a medical de and over 600 Princess due Newpe following for Deve Tayle Upt mp and 85, 12th Lee; 34th « Camps Funston, ¢ ™ f on company mpany goeth ant tre ar battery Can and Hane 423 telegr amps Funston and asuals Naga hments 101 t jes detachme Lee tali man; # valescent ¢ elusive; mechs a number of 30TH DIVISION SAILS WASHIN( March 13 20th divisior was learned at today. The transport F from St. Nazaire, Mar port N official cables said. units aboard are Headquarters 55th wade; battery A 3 headquarters of 115th fie 115th machine gun ba plete; detachment of 114 gun battalions; 114th plete rtillery bri com achine artille ry com A small bottle of “Danderine” keeps hair thick, strong, beautiful. ‘ Girls! Try this! Doubles beauty of your hair in a Within ten minutes after an ap- | plication of Danderine you cannot find a single trace of dandruff or falling hair and your scalp will not itch, but what will please you most will be after a few weeks’ use, when you see new hair, fine and downy at first—yes—but reaily jnew hair—growing all over the scalp. A little Danderine immediately doubles the beauty of your hair. No difference how dull, faded, prit- |tle and scraggy, just moisten a cloth with Danderine and carefully draw it thru your hair, taking one small strand at a time. 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Jose picked up the wrong |man Wednesday when he tried to sell a glass of whisky to a memt jot the dr He was arrested at 118% He held on $1.0 MAY ESTABLISH LABOR COLLEGE | A labor plan ned by a special committes of the Central Labor countcl, following dis cunsion of the project at Wed night's meeting of the council Both technical and tal know! edge would be dixpensed at the pro- posed Institution. B. F. Nauman. headed general strike executive commit and Janes Duncan, secretary of the council, are members of the commit tee Instructors at who have b past few « for ” might be cons! red plicants for the teaching » | university gates, Council Will Seat Service Delegates Soon The Central Labor council |seat three delegates from the | diers’ and sailors’ council at f | meeting next Wednesday «ert "te te ant’ COXEY WOULD LEAD ARMY sailors’ council told the labor men | Wednesds night relief ia urgently needed by many of the re turned men. 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Coxey, who won f: he led Coxey's army of unemployed to the national capital back in 1894 He would have congress put up to the states an amendment to the consfttution which would give to the vo of t untry the referen dum on a three per cent petition on Star by any law or stitution. But here is what Gen, Coxey pro: poses to do to further his sug gestion He offers to another army on Washington. iret, ing to put his plan up to the special ses sion of congress, Then, if he finds a disposition to ignore it, he wili lead a parade of “Oh, how dry I amers” right to the doors of con | gress. 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