Muscatine News-Tribune from Muscatine, Iowa • 3

JUNE 15TH STUB HUSCATPTB NEWS-TRIBUNE PAGE THREE TEAM GOLF MATCH PLAY WILL START vaTCOUIITRYIUB UJImt UJoges Shall a Telephono Company Pay Et Employees? If it isn't an Eastmans it isnlt af Kodak. Team golf match play will be started at Geneva Golf r. and Country club next week, according to- announce ment.made- today. sports com What salary is fair for telephone superintendents, managers. mittee is now engaged in selecting the players and will pair them off as evenly, as possible, -it being understood that match play will preyail' tbisonear instead of.

handicap play, as has been the custom of the elub. Players pair ed will be allowed- to play any day during the weeK convenient to-v-bothi The pairings-will be changed each week, but the personnel of teams IC '3D All will remain the same for four' weeks period. Failure to" play will mean the forfeiture of one point to the opposing team. Announcement will be made of the pairings 'during the present- week, the" engineers, linemen, or operators? We endeavor to pay enough to get capable men and women. Well paid employees are usually the best investment.

Inefficient employees are expensive at any pricej We further, aim to pay enough so our employees can live comfortably and be able to accumulate something. "If we did not pay our superintedents, managers. and other supervisors reasonably good'salaries there wobld be no inducement for younger people in the-organization to labor faithfully to reach these positions and they, having nothing to look forward -to and work for; would be much less-efficient -in work. Neither could we keep good men from -leaving unless -we. -paid them as much as they could get in other lines of business.

Our rates are based upon the payment Of a fixed sum for wages, and when wages are raised it means either that our revenues must be added to by an increase in rates tin additional of service, or money has to be taken out of the fund intended to hire more employees or which is to be used to otherwise maintain the service at a high standard. 1 We cannot pay lower dividends.than we da and apply that to wages, for then we could not attract new money to the business for making extensions. and improvements, needed to take care of present and prospective patrons. It is the money. we get from our patrons that, we spend in paying our employees, and we think it is right that theyshould know what our policy is regarding wages.

ography with the phot means play to starts Monday, June 19th. 1 The sports request that all players playing a match or not, turn in their cards after, each round In order that in handicaps for -subsequent special matches in contemplation can be bother left out. You can make good pic Do AID THE KIDNEYS Not "i Enctanqer T.We When Muscatine Citizen Shews You the Way to Avoid It. Why -will people- continue to suffer the agonies -of kidney complaint, backache, urinary- lameness, headaches, languor, why allow td hecome chronic -invalids, when a tested remedy is offered them? Doan's Kidney Pills have been used Kodak tures by the simple in kidney trouble -over 50 years, have been tested in thousands of cases. "If 'yoTi have any, even of the symptoms of kidney atifc now Dropsy or Brlght'sdisease may set in and make- neglect dangerous.

Read this Muscatine testimony: '-Ney'ens, 305 Fifth system, and it's less expensive 5 i 1 than you think. Muscatine flays': "I had trouble with my kidneys and' suffered 'from hack- El ache' and pains across my "kidneys. I felt dull 'and, tited easily and myj kidneys acted irregularly 1 and annoyed me. I got Doan's Kidney Pills at Havercamp's Drug' T'Store and they sel--Grace Bernard Blaesing, Lorayne' Hingst, Selden Crow, 'Wil Pup Us Of School strengthened -my back 1 and put my Ask your Dealer kidneys in good condition." Gain Perfect Records Price 50c at all- dealers. Don't liam" Ryan, -Clyde Wells, Granville Ca-ple, Harriet Stenninger, Alfred Wilvert, Harry- Ludman, Mary Winder, Harry Waltman, Rush MeKean, Harold-Morey, Alfred Novella Hingst.i Mildred Brown Dorothy Petersen, Kinsley Orville Eirkett, Lewis -Spaethe Julia simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan'a Kidney Pills the same that Mrsj Neyens EASTMAN KODAK ROCHESTER, N.

Y. i The of 'the Jackson school Beck er Robert Hahn Newell, Buffalo, N. Y. 7 Bftt the pace for all local public schools Angersbach, Walter Stable. Verm Hagerman, Lillian Fox, Rex Brown, Jerpme Hughes, Loring Bates Gladys Metzger, George Patterson, Lydia Mey Gertrude Nyenhuis, Eugene pasdaugh, Gordon.

Shoemaker, Elmer -Weggen, Clifford Greenwald, Lyle Lyle ers, -MargaretiMartin. Raymond Hathr away, Charles Hartman, Frank Weber, Froehner, Hazel Kurtz, CrpT, JIel.es Bles- Milo' Melton, Folgert Thelnm lng, Koseua jtuaeaing, juonaia Lem- Steinbaugh, Clidd-Swan, Esther Wil kau, Bernice-Bates, Roderick Ogilvie, kans, Milton Borgstadt, Edith Kiirtz, Edward Kemmer, Raymond- Korsehotv Buy your KODAKS AND SUPPLIES atiJd have your 0 I anil PRINTING done at HENDERSON DRUG CO Muscatine, Elizabeth Benham, Sherwood Phillips, Lyle Sopher.Kessel Ellen Bishop, Bertha Bishop," Earl Bennett, Naomi Brown, 'Isabel Christiansen," Clifford Fryerrfmth, Lila Hintermeist-er, Maurice Maxine Mbser, Elmer Nichlas, Justin Rice, Peter' Smtt, Harold-' Andrew- WallJ-Kenneth Anthony, William Boldt, Har Qldfessex, Edgar Emmert, Mary -Atta Hoopes, Mary Elizabeth Lane, Lucile Lamar, Glen. State, Lewis Smalley Kenneth Althaus, Elliot Gaple, Paul Henry Freund, Marie Hahn Fred Hahn George Ilillier, R.uth Kefflo, Bertha O'Hearn, Andrew O'Hearn, Jennie WorkmanClyde Vetter, Sada Bernice Will, Hattie Anthony, Hattie: Eda Bishop, Robert Barr, Frederick Boldt, Irene Emmert, Velma Grimm, Brandt, Elonise Rice, Clifford Tal- Henrietta Bronkefnan, Cra mer, Melvin DierckSi Hazel Greenwald, bott, Eugene- Ernest vZeug, Raymond Richard Fuller," Meda Florence Hoefflin, Lavelda Guegal, Ot Webb, Margarite Mucha, George in the 'way of perfect attendance rec-. ordB. the past year, according to a list presented today by City Superintendent' Ira H.

'Mclntire. In aH, 47S pupils bad perfect records. The Jacksonian3 top the list with eighty-three pupils neither absent nor LtfttfOhTIsf. ieton with "seven-tyone an dthe5 others rank as school, 64 Washington, 57 Franklin 48; Jefferson and Garfield 42 rant- 8r Hamilton7. The 'complete list follows: High School Jessie Velm Gertenbach, Am Martha Althaus, Robert Van Lent, Laura Garrison, Floyd -Doty, Ruth Hartroan, Velma Elean-ora Linn, Madeline Marfe Ruth Martin Florence.

Frances McGa'nghey, Lfiona, Grace Seem, Hazel Dollie Whitmer, Earl Fox, Victor Hine, Roy Huttig, Clifton Mark, Frank Stohr, Adele Blackwell, Bond, Zella Coon, Bessie, Baugher, Lenora Eitrjan, Dorothy 'Tyler, Eajl. Blanche Webster, Brandt, Henry. Kujawa, Louis Schultz, Paul. Loose, Lucile Boston, Helen to Jones, Victor Kresse, Homer. Mel-toh, -Bernard Stolzenau, Elmer Te Strake, Elmus Diereks, Harriet.

Horst, Elmer Quandt, 3 Ernest Boston, Robert Rich mm ACCEPTS ards, Ernest r.Reeveg,;, Clifford Rice, Linda Juettner, Ambrose Bronner, Le Cora Weggen, Hilda Wetzel Lincoln School TR1-CITY IfiVITE ila Wilhelto, George Havefcamp, Jo-septo JIathaway; Walter-SayeTS, 1WW Sidney Paul Duncan Ernest Ivan Smith, Myrtle. Whitmer, bert Minnie Thompson, Theodore Keuchman, Leonard Van Zant, Carl. Wmer, Vivian Vetter, Lucile Horst', Esther Frye, Grosc- M. Ft Gronin Muscatine and Wash Sini Goddard, Anna Brase, -George Gunzenhauser, George Millet, Harold 't Stutsman, Rosenfield, sRich Lyell Hillier, Christit Liebbe, Lewis Pantel, George Rice, Christine Smt. Jefferson School Zena WTlmeringrf Martin Bonnett Elmer "Moore, Francis Campbell, Raymond Loose, Jack Fuller; Charles Bowker; Ceorge Fuller, Sherwood Frank Nile's, William Pilchard, Eva Lester Grady, Clarence Hyink, Kenneth Jones, Julia Bowker, Irene Dykes, Violet ington, D.

C-demc-cratic i nominees for congress from this district, will attenu the big centennial celebration next week at Davenport. ard. Duncan Alpha Braunwarth, Edna Schmitt, Violet Smith, Flor In. accepting the invitation Mr. -Cro- ence Wnitmer, Glara Vanoe, Harry Ammerine, Floyd Wagler, Jefferson Fisher, Robert Rollin Smith, nin expresses his, great pleasure In the klaus, Mildred Barger, Goldie Hathaway.

Franklin School Clyde Lukenbach, Herbert.Schreurs Ruth Stelzner, Walter Tobias, Everett lAchteri Charles De Camp, Carl Schenv ikle, Ralph Bales, Kenneth Schreurs, Marguerite Sling, Wilma Ahlf, Esther Freese, Florence Massey, Harry Rid- ns.w-"5... following- letter to Davenport's mayor: Harold Tiedemann, Leroy. Valettr John George Roy. Al Schultheis, Grace McBride, Harry Cooley, Stella Mowry, Marie Thompson, Elmer Vernon William Lohrengel, Clifford Paul, Ray: House, of Representatives U. Washington, D.

Jdne 10, Hon. John Berwald, -Mayor of Davemport, JJa-venport, fred Franklin, Helen, Ha'zel Rittenhouse, Leona George, Henrietta Miller, Ruth Bessie Whitmer, Peter, Wilkens, Andrew Fryberger, Jewell Chandler, Wesley Ruthenberg, Russell, Gertrude Connor, How-ard. Semleiv.Genevieve Dunphy, Harry Schmeltzer, Ruth Gast, Charles Suman Bernice Hoefflin Harold Schomberg, Ruth Stamlery Lulu Walters, 1 Esther Danz, Mildred Doty, Edna Funck, oi'a Jagowi 'WHma Klaiss, Josephine Kujawa; Ruth Kurtz, Grace Ketchum, Mildred' Mucha; Alice Smith, Mable pttrdtkublALllUe Freyermuth, Mildred reen, -Hahn, -WHfie' 'Mae Humphries Dottie Leonard. Margaret Miller. I-' School mbnd Kenneth Daut, Doro thy Hare, Ray Church, Dwlght Soph- die, Hazel Stammer, 'Ruth' Brier, Lee Eunice Huffman, Emma Gunzenhauser Prices are advancing -all plated aiid.sojid sityor.

'We Will sell the prices diiiing June.j F. 122 East Second Street. i My Dear. Mr. It is quite pi "Rpiift 'cnrdnn MahVl Rnn-T Fave 1 KePPinS, Lorenz Miller, Fred Cbsetttf Boke, Laura Schmitt, Joseph pleasing to me to find that I -shall be Crow, Ethel Stroup, Cecil Hamilton, f-fchrempf, Helen Schenkle, John Col- TruiCVRoy Parker, Fay, Clarf Alvin able.

to. -accept the kind invitation sign ed by yourself, -Mayor Carlsoh of Mo leen, Lewig, Dorothy Opel, Ar- ence Hines, Portia Edwards, Goldie thur SGhmeickle; Elmer, Tobias, Louis Vance, Fred Oeter, Bierman, Willard De Camp, True Raymond Dora, Chester Leu, Roy El-Schoening, Arthur Beck Edward Rid- frs Fred Krider, Edward Vance Char- Clayton Bond, Ruth Hawn, Glenna Johnson, Helen Ogilvie, Elmer Potter. Jackson School i "Yvonne Pitchforth, Forrest Dale Sis- line and Mayor.M-oConoehie of -Rock Island; to 'he one of sthe guests of the Fort Armstrong Centennial associa die, Albert Benninger; Gertrude Stam- les Whitmore.Uanda Branson, Elmer ijilDonald Day Kerrnit Honts, George I tlon at the celebration of the one hundredth anniversary of the build mer, Bessie Van Helen Freese, Clarence Stammer, 'i William', Massey, Tacy Schmidt, Ora Riddle, Carl To- Gable', Roy Gunzenhauser, William Kemper1, Laura Allman.vMaudeoPool, Sylvia Schwartz, Robert Bowen, Jng of Fort Armstrong on the island of They Let Him Sleep Roclt island. I feel- honored in being Charles Brase, Alvie Morris; Harold horg, Edna Betzold, Hazel McLain, Robert Vetter, Walter -Bowen, Marlyn Hayes, Herbert Leu, tendered an-invitation to -be with you Evans, Hazel Sling; George Faulhaber on this auspicious occasion which eon- oHt.ntna nn: Imnnr'tAnt pwvo.h in the hffl. Pollyana Baugher, Ida Mecumf Edna Miller, Dorothy Gladys Whitmer.

Hamiltcn School tory of the tri-cities and I hope that the event will be attended hy" the-great Margaret Schenkle, Harold O'Leary. Garfield School George Seay, Ralph Toborg, Calista Carpenter, Ida Roberta Knotts, "Since taking Foley Kidney Pills heliova I -am, entirety cured and I tleep Moundly all night." H. Straynge Take two of Foley Kidney PUIS with a glass of pure water after each meal and at success which the efforts of the- pro Myron Wakeland, Violet Schmelzer, gressive business men of the trl-cities Florence JZelda Manley, Hathaway, Mable Schumacher, Lysle Rummery Bernard SeayMar- Cnapmail( Dorothy Bosten, Har In support of it so well merit. Tlte Poultry LECE or the Poultry RAISER? Sincerely -youra, M. F.

Cronin. bedtime, A quick and easy James, Chester Ruckles, Floyd Temple Grant School Clara Speece, Raymond Bert ruoatDT Vt.m nmwn, Harold way to put a stop- to your $1.00 Hottlc Makes 3 Gallons Anna Haver- 50c Bottle Makes 1 Gallon getting up 'time, after time Gable, i Froehner, George Allbee, Edward Web i maiii Clarence Kludy, Effie OdelL Vio- Ar- during the night. RIVER MAKES RAPID er, Opal Frances" Brandt, thur Van Dyke. let Rainbow, Glenn Vice; Marie Dieck- DECENT ANE Foley Kidney Pills also Stop man; Phoeb Holliday, Arthur Kludy, pain in, back and, sides, heald- pvnaf camsoGn R-ache, stomach; Lockwood, -Vella- Aman turbed heart action, stiff anNd'da 'Temple, Wagner, Elsie aching joints and rheumatic Prewe8- Agnes Kerbel- Richard. Kai-taJna lUo tn V1rffiw rA t-lenberger; Eldo James, Harvey Lamb, NIGHT 4 IW31 Gobble's Book Store for -FOUNTAIN PENS BOX PAPER EVAPORATING LIQUID LICE KILLER Assures.

you of the profits. Strongest and most effectlue Ltce Killer made. Comes in concentrated Costs less ihan others. YoHpay (or no cheap- filler. Paw-; erful disinfectant.

Can be used for Fovltry, Stock, also for exterminating all In sects Mf acting houses sjxch as Ants, floa.ches;$ed etc. Monetf back If It fails. L'PIN 50 ANDSl.CO BOTTLES II your dtalcMliiH not supply yon nd 50c lor Trial Boltlc YtRIR DEfttffi AE0CT WOIFS PROFIT SHARING FUN tHE OLP ClIEMICAlvCO.V Illinuia, Snow White Drug Store, Havercamp's Drug Store, Henderson Drug VoH and A Morgan Muscatine and idilJer MaUrer "Wilton Junction. bladder1 I Aaa ssteenman, AiDert JJlercKS, Flora Diereks, LelethtT. Fengler, Edward iPo fi 0 0 "FekikgFme GAINESVILLE, OA, It 1Mb.

3. Mr. Owens, Everett Rainbow, Charles Rex- H. Straynge wyi: "For ten yeara I've v. TABLETS ENVELOPES BEST LATEST BOOKS up.

Sometimes only a few minutes fter MCKlnley School Coine to bed I'd have to get up, and i tried JRaymortd Fisher, Elizabeth Hilde-' everfthinir I heard of for the trouble. Last 4, year i tried Foley Kidney pnia and after Russel Ralph Te cra nientire" David Grau, Fern Borgstadt, Benjamin Borgstadt," Viola Durkee, for.50c. The most rapid decline oftho Mississippi since the 'atest flood Waters was marked during the past twenty-four hours when the big stream dropped four inches; according to a report learned through the office of William Molis, superintendent of the water works system. The -stage of the river here this morning was 11.4 fhet. Predictions are that the river will continue to recede-until such time as heavy raina OCCUr.

GOLF TENNIS GOOP3 BASE BALLS BATS GLOVES MITTS- HftJi Mio TK? To Pve a11 chance tQ family remedies, I wiaony uroenner, Lawrence oreen-LfOa vmi5 to Foley 283S Sheffield Chicago, 111., this i Wald, Minnie Theodore Hut-CliPPinK and 5c, with your name and address written and they will mail you tig, Wallace. Nyweide, Alma Kindler, QaUm'. Uaiiui XT'. A I nr.n of and Tar trial package containing samples Foley's Honey Compound, Foley Kidney cerits Pictures Framed to Order. Phone 941.

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