Oregon labor press., December 30, 1916, Page 2, Image 2

OREG ON LABO R PRESS
Peace And Plenty
I
directory
Pa«« Un*
local unions
o f
.........'"Ts l ,b 3 ,r p r r » • ■ < • • • eharga of 5 0 ran t. .„ r moaih f o , « . . . .......... ................
I Give You
(By Scott Nearing.)
allied printing trades council
the Be*t Dental Service at
inird Friday »veuing
R-
a<>«> Ore ' LO* O8 " ° B E»«EN. LOCAL 5 _
The Deni cratic campaign leaders spent all of roman
(>»rd Thuradaya. H ill Hall, H p M Robert
HMf Oaorga |< IL.JP: M cm tary
irt’.'r. “ u
• i ' n' • *’ '■ H .l« a la . „C
Very Reasonable Prices
October and a portion of November telling the American Oregonian roiopo«ing rooyi
i « a Ä
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* work *• narfurmad by ina
II I. barked
Maata 8
people that thev were enjoying a g reater measure of pros­ building trades council _
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practica In Portland
I
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^N G SH O R EM EN
LOCAL No . - M s .,.
j"? o,wl'*“ n« /»"M att
The hast work
perity than at any time for a gem-ration. The appeal of •ary. 162 44 Seron,I »Iron. Tolanhan. i . ,
- X i e . « " » ." ’re“ 3 **"* P“ UnU
N° b*'U'
,,liri1 W ednesday f u m i l i » 248
4
M !• Cannon ,,re"s„|(.'„'i
the party in power during tin- campaign of 1916 was an Marshall 70S
A
r
Marnea. buairieaa rgent
Head
Painissa Es trentes« of Teeth
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Telephon. B r £ d
CENTRAL
LABOR
COUNCIL
M
m
.
»very
appeal lor the maintenance of things as they are.
Ihursday » p. m room 201 l.»bor Tam
•-1’-
* Smith I.r .m jrn t. E .1 Stark
Art- tin- American p eop le prosperous?
ae.-i.taey. L ab... Templa
W ILLAMETTE LODGE No
«.-I -M e e ts evarv Eri.tav night a p \(
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N.
C o rn .. Ml a lb .a d
Bl e r
312 8,otfk « » h a n g .
S a n k n a si Baudina
and Fourth Satiirdav»
B I
recent days suggest th at the prosperity about which so V ..I » Sie« >.r„nd
la,'n ' a s I " 1 ' • n‘h '11
A L Muth.-r
Pbanaa. Mala >11». A 411«
man. b u a i n e a a ag. nt ; W A ' lari I 65 H and.na, recording aecretary |]
W
a e.r.ta ry , 469 Jeifem on
Tele
ahaU T 6 4 1 , ‘“ ,n<'“ ,e ,'r , l , r >- Phone 'M ar
much has been said is only skin deep. It seems to be a phone,
I)h ea
„„, ief Marahall
Offlea Haara. g A. |f . la f P M
765
Lahor Temple
U rn I u H m Free
b«i11kers-m.iuut<u-1urers-mereliants varietv of prosperity
Boom
LABEL TRADES SECTION— Sac M AILERS— Fourth Tuesday. 7 P M
While billions have been added to t h e ‘fortunes of the L0C
AL >,nl fourth Tuesday» H P M at f" ? 8°F * ‘»",7" Bld|f
Clark-
on,I
i - h . glider street
u, Yamhill
Ed J Slack, p rea id .n l;
ft-w, the masses art- fighting frantically for the neces­ 23"
M. «
I eleraon, secretary treasurer
M n M - CV T|T uKS| ~ ï ’,r*' *"d ,h ' r‘l
saries of hare existence.
M T A ? '.,T B A D E 8 COUNCIL — First and
nigh
m Washington street
. McLeod
Ihoraduy nights. E R Nelson a.c
ret.ry
Arthur Wexterbeck. b u .u w a.
The facts brought out by the Bayonne strike give a r' third
M un 52<"OUr‘ '
'**
'» r>'. J»5 E Water atre.t. Headquarters
hall room 401 Stock Exchange Bldg
clue to tin- whole situation A great corporation, earning and
............,,
Marshall 164*
handsome returns on 1 its
was 1 paying I* U its 9 THEATRICAL
theatrical FEDERATION
federation —
- Meatt
m ..,.
1 1
* 1 investment
1 1
, .............
h r .11 I f It . » t . . I , . . . . . . . I
Anil liinelk 'T'..... .5 -
I j i h o m s <i wage upon which health and social deecnev for
JY1'1 / our,1*1 Tuesday each month 2 0 0 2 0 7 *
/ ( I i I f f I i I v Y . 1 . ‘ \ U t •, ( i t .. * / ) I I « t if
11
«oodnough budding. Marahall 32»o
E G o’d ii'X 'b Bidn,<,*,. , ° ' ) t-,;* 1 r Mh V, T
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I n
d l m
l l l l i l l X v
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I r Illinois
I n I - . . . , .
\ T.
heuberger, secretary. 12 M to 1
a f family
of five were impossible.
The
Viet
M
daily
Commision reported that more than half of tin- girls in
"
“ >**Mr
five of tin- large ( ’hieago department stores, were reeeiv-
” °EpAM0Wi~6h?°s*,c“ i m Y sicians ' “ a ? T ? AJ - association ,
A F of M — Piri»
ing a wage that the store managers themselves aeknowl- S treet 1 ‘ru' “*r>
81 Kua
"T
11 A M . 128^4 Fourth street
Board meet« Wednesday, l i oo
*
edged was insufficient to provide a decent living. »Strikes, barbers unkn n » t 6 - m ..,. ,hird
l’,are
H. C Banzer. aecretary. Of
in d u strialdiso rd ers and official investigations in other F."’rth,’,.n,d*''wX,'r„i„“ ^•rr" ,' rA^,¿,l‘l^
parts ot the country have led to similar revelations of a ? « U n C
<
P^ T n E ‘'“ Br,rL^
7 ° ;.*V ^«>dne.
p ï rL r ‘‘.ni1,1'- '? ? * 8»<-‘» n d " « r Z i
great gulf between American wages and the health of BEER D R IVERS AND BOTTLERS— First E*y
lô .k
1 “ k» r<l. rewording »ecreta-y, 26fi
.Î, I , r? 1 ' y ,-
Townsend. Labor
the American people. Indeed, Bulletin 76 of tin- Federal and third Thursdays. Labor Temple 162 44 1 L empie,
financial secretary
E F
FH
S u u n ,I Street. V. P. R iner, secretary. 67
ward* L a b o r Temple, i •
business agent
Bureau of Ih-alth suggests that a third of the American East 12th N. Phone East 519".
Telephone Marshall 765.
families are below the poverty line.
BINDERY WOMEN No U S — M eet, second PATTERNM AKERS -W m
V Raser .acre
Moud.,- c e ilin g in Room 300 Oregonian
‘• O , 302 Stanton street. East SS26
W ithin a few weeks the telephone operators of a Bldg
Jessie Henueraon. 547 Webstar
street Woodlawn 2416, recording aecre P L A sT F R P » « sr
mid-W est city, with a population of somewhat less than a tary;
Jessie 8quires, 120 E. Buffalo at..
,® F ES m * , 8 2 — 8 P ’
w ed n e.
financial
aecretary
“,T Labor Temple, 162 4« Second street
quarter
of ..............................
a millvin, ’ struck
for 1 I higher
and hettei
’
J ...
•
I I ^ H , i wages
v w a ^ la ^ <111(1
IIC IIC I
Barney Caraher. business agent, I.aboi
» lk ..M
A
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l
• 1
a
Temple; Marshall 765
conditions of l labor.
An
appeal
to I the
official
evidence
boilermakers -
second > . d lo n n k
For Perfect Bakings
n i ’/ U K r l i f zb>«4 ozswvb^a
__ i \ . x -
ibursday*.
Corner Second and Yamhill.
brought
out some interesing
facts.
S e.tvfary. Frank Poehlcr, 654 E. 25th PLUM BERS. U A. LOCAL N
t
Telephone Sellwood 896. Joe
a n i fourth M onday.
g p. m
T l X Í
The State Bureau of Labor Statistics prepared a re­ s t r e e business
agent, 5<>7 Bismarck street
Tem ple. 162 44 Second Street. Phil p o l
Portland Office
249 Jefferson Street
Office, 312 Stock Exchange.
lock, b u s in e s agent. T elephon. Marahall
port which showed that in 191.5 then- were 533 female
J
No 90 — Third Tuesday.
wage earners eighteen y<-ars of age and over in the tide- BOOKBINDERS
Labor Temple
»Secretary. .1. R Braendle.
P0N o TL u ND u P R ° T 0 ENGRAVERS local
graph and telephone industry of the city. Their wages I «>. Hu« 147. Phunv Main 8817.
3'?° O " i» n ia n Bldg. Meet,
first Sunday earh month. 11 A M. Carl
WORKMEN — 2SO44
Yamhill.
were as follows—more than one quarter <if the total num­ BREWERY
F . Freilinger, secretary. P. O. Bog 689
Every second and fourth Saturday at 8 p.
ber (28 per cent) were paid a weekly wage of less than Box
M C. H. Heinemann, secretary, P. 0 . p o r e s u r u
«
171.
P “ ~ ;iS “ EN , K? «S— First Thursday „ „ n
$(>.00 per week; over one-half of the*girls (55 per cent)
j o.f O<e ' iSM Labor Temple. 162'4
L A Y E R S -M eet. every Friday even
M d r tr e .
T . b i , Sl"!*’
115 E
were paid less than $7.00 per week, and three-quarters of B R mg W K 23"
44 3 amhill street
Frank Barnet
5131.
financial secretary; W. B Me A tea. corre
them
(78 per cent) were
»
a
............ paid less
.......... than $8.00 per
|.< 1 week
n t-Y A .
»ponding secretary and treasurer, Box 325. RTVER STEAMBOATMEN S UNION— 8er
According to this report only 8.5 per cent of all tin- girls j c,,y-
« s p i M ^ i ^ ^ Ä ^r; - b
employed in the telephone and telegraph industrv in the BRIDrOE- s t r u c t u r a l and orna - w,y 1866 Chs*
bu.ine.. hieti
city received $10.00 or more per week.
torcedasteel ° and V ileedmvbb »^’ sailors - union op the pacipic
There has been no official investigation into tin- cost
h ^ r * ^
Ä * yÄ r / 4 EtpV” F aW r;11
of living of working women in this city hut a report re-
'
1 - - Xt
, . ,
.2
.
.
>
.
.n n x .n n
M e a t , every SHEET METAL WORKERS— Friday even
o n people w ill i n . i . t upon O reg o n -m ed e good*, we can b uild up
eently ...............
published
by 1 the Industrial
Commission
of „ the
‘ RtfTUlTNn
B’K “ ° n T “ A ?°“E
BLS.bo7 Temple.
T.m
p'iP 162
, 44 1 in*. Hal1 3<)I I-abor Temple, 162 44 Sec a la .b I f n O g reg
p r o .p e r ity in thia . t a t . . Y o u w ill i „ c r. . . . t h . p a y r o ll, o f in d u .t r ia .
ck.
Geo. Kerr.
“"d ‘ '.reeJ
L. Sullivan, bittiness
State, suggests pretty conclusively that it cost about $400
8°.m Htri.^n,
a lre a d y here and encourage the lo c atio n o f new o n . . . Y O U can help to
nancial ' •6-'nt. Labor Temple. Marshall 765.
—
sa^vaab,
per year or $8.00 per week to provide tin- minimum neces- h 11 'TaK. “,ld bu,,ne"
#«eDL yuunC
phon<- Mar
_r,ng th.a ab o ut and Y O U b e n e fit a . much a . an y one. T h . o n ly p a y r o ll,
SH IPW RIG H TS AND JOINERS No. 1 0 2 0 -
sarii-s
of ---------------
health —--v
and
decency
for u, a o i single
.
* » social
rv.»»* v*v
4 ««A j
AA/i
n tr iv
n woman.
( »II l < l l l . CARPPWTrBH n/» ooa va .
».
Mei-ta second and fourth Mondays each th a t b en efit you are O reg o n p a y ro ll*. In s is t on O reg o n m ade good«.
This amount corresponds to similar conclusions reached cördinL,bor Tte,D,>le'4soWv £
' .'ec?a4t«ryA'%4,,uiioB
t ?*
m
other
industrial
sections
of
the
countrv
In
view
of
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w
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97
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vr,.
1>4»»4J1L1J.
X U V I f , W » (H f Morris street.
These Firms Solicit the Patronage of Organised T.ahnr
.«
. -
the recent increase of prices it should undoubtedlv bt
STEAM ENGINEERS. LOCAL No. 87 —
and the Friends of Organized Labor.
CARPENTERS No. 1106 — Meets every
Mvrl» every Saturday evening In Selling
increased to at least $9.00 per week.
Wednesday, Laurelwood Hall
H
Hill.
Hirsch Bldg.. 10th and W ashington. Wm
70th street 8. E., recording secre­
No, rthen I">'
875 E N in<h klreet
Accept the figure $8 00 per week as a minimum of 4604
tary; Gustaf Arf, 5129 67th S. E . finan ,
cial secretary.
COLUMBIA LIFE & TRUST COMPANY
health and decency for a single woman and compare i u t 1
8TEAM TITTEB8, U. A. LOCAL 2 36— Prl
with tile wages in the telephone industrv as renorti-d bv CA»?PE„T
shade workers
n n i' S vP vMi‘i Lsbor Temple, 162 44 8ec
W T L U A M F. 8 T IL Z , OanerAl Agent,
ond.
J. K*lly, finar *ial secretary, 651
Belm
ont; Chas Uphain,
recording
aecre
the btate fndustnal Commission. The result is startling. O iiiYsmhi“ c- 8
......... - tary,
~ T.
.
pn.m
,
rffO
rd,ng
.
204 Stevens Building, Portland. Oregon
Labor T
Temple,
Second d St.
It the girls work full time, and very few of them do J
x Ubor
emp”- 162 H s—
W R IT E FOR SA M PLE SPE C IA L COM BINATION POLICY
more than . three-quarters
of them
w«r^l“ c,i°?“ y Vir..1” d( S T E R 48 E M 8T eet,
Y^ fourth
R8 ‘ W
.EL
ECTRo typers n «
’
-
V..KZX». would
M W U .U he
»»V getting I less
t » « °"A
ednesday in month at
F 1 1 ? 1 1 1 * i llXriVIZI* 11’ 41 g.*ZX •» •> » x 1 WW* a-v w> . . a l____ l . . , i
ji
' . .
I Monday evening at 8 P. M.. Labor Tern
Room 300 Oregonian Bldg
J W Sum
than a living wage, and more than half of t » them,
receiving
pie.
H B. Maltby, aecretary 514 Ger
mera. »«cretary. c .r e Portland News.
linger Bldg. Main 5105
less than $7.00 a week, would he far below the level of CIQARMAKERS - Second Thursday « e h ! ’
^ d
living decency.
month. Labor Temple.
Theo. Hirsh. Me
Monday, 8 P M . Woodman Hall RuaaeH
retary. L a b o r Temple, 162 44 Second'
atreet. President, b F ( ia r le a 208 8
“ Security first” echoes from the house-tops.
street.
17th street; secretary and treaaurer. A F
Manufactured by
What is security ?
Schumann,
503 44
Union " A”
Ave “ N
" - M"y”
ELECTRICAL WORKERS LOCAL UNION
Âp'ti»“
....................
’ V"‘
Who is to be made secure?
No. 48 (Inside W lremen) — Meets first
»»nd third Friday each month. Hall 362 I TAILORS. No 7 4 — Second and fourth Mon
Cpngrcss
voted — ” a " lnigh
Navy cippi
appropria-i
L.d-or I emjile
Executive board meet«
*E»y, Fori esters Hall 129
r-
—
ii** Army
* . , ».j and A-suvj
IIIH- every
t a ^ d Itb
U St
.lohn
W ednesday, 8 P M. Frank Manin, r narandun, ...............-
secretary. Box 620.
1
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1
List
cblimincl,
f<
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l
tili*
purpose
of
defending
the
nconic
financial secretary 162% Second atreet.
will keep your feet dry and warm.
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8.
» 1 of \ M arslmll 765.
teamsters
CH
AUFFEURS,
stablemen
or
I . nited
States—of
guaranteeing
a
continuance
• r*
«« U V I I L U l I M l U V U ’ ’ I
AND H ELPERS, LOCAL No. 162— Evcr\
Brat and third Tuesday evening at 129
PHONE MAIN 7640
their peace and plenty. V lat will the fifteen inch guns
Hc.rth street
lten Rosenbl
recording
do to the st veil dollar wage?
' financial seer» tary ; H. Deimei,
f ? • ehimi»«.
secretary, 310 17th street: (i. A. Rogers
recording
rir„ ,nd
uaii
DR. B. E. WRIGHT
h
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a
N e n h a a r IPa»P
a .... e « a -
m u iB o a ii
an
ta
a g ir ti,
a
i
t
F leisch m an n ’s Y east
a
o
B e .il,
BUY OREGON MADE GOODS
BE LOYAL TO YOURSELF
t
a
yav y
THE NIEHOFF SHOE
a
a i
it
a
•
i
secretary.
Food Embargo! Why?
(B y
NIEHOFF SHOE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
a a s .il,
Job H a rrim a n .)
secretary treaaurer.
All mail Box 644
GARMENT WORKERS — First and third
T h u rsd .v evenings. East Side Business
Men s Hall. Grund avenue find East Abler
Mrs. I. Gee. president. 575 East Stark
I-hune East 3729.
T. I.aFollctte, record
'6g secretary. 1225 East Yamhill.
1 hose in c h a rg e of g o v e rn m e n ta l i __
fairs
»- in
♦
ANDLERS— First and third Tues
la
ir s f c 'ln
a n n n n o t t K
be
in ,1...
th e -------------
tre n c h i e s. | CRAINH
day
Meeting p l.e e and headquarter. 84
1497 East Ash street'
Factory, 251 Sixteenth Street, North
THEATRICIAL STAGE EMPLOYES. I. A
B. E.. LOCAL No. 2 8 — Meets second
and fourth Tuesday each month, 10 A M
Room 206, Uoodnough Bldg
Wm E. Day
recording secretary. P. O. Box 560
THE NEW TEMPERANCE DRINK
TILE LAYERS AND H EL PE R S No 42—
S eco n d T h u r s d a y . 8 P. M . i , a |,o r
T e m p le . R. B u r to n . 9853 5 6 th a v e n u e
W ein h a rd ’s ‘G olden’ and ‘A m b er’ N e c ta r
E m b a rg o on w h e a t? W ould n o t
Russell John
street.
J. I. . / Tucker,
PU? )liC
awaneon.'
i e ^ y . business
th is iu le r f tr e w ith the r i « ,,tS Of i m p e s t ? ^ 1 ' ff " ar<' ia n S ° f
TYPOGRAPHICAL N o . 5 8 - F i r » t Sunday in
p e rso n a l p ro p e r ty ? W o u ld it not in-1,n,ertsts- If th e y w ere slain how
"">n th. 1 I . M., Aresniini Hall, 13th and
w
ould
th
e
m
a
c
h
in
e
ry
of
g
o
v
ern
m
e
n
t
AND
LE
ENOINBERS.
''»«hin^ton. I). O. Gallup, «ecretarv of
frin g e upon th e freed o m of c o n tra c t, '
7
K
" “ i" '
LOCAL N o . 372— M. .a Thursday night:
ficp,
300 Oregonian Bldg.
be
rese rv e
126 44 —
Second
F. **.
H. u
Meyer,
record
an d th e p u rsu it of h a p p in e ss?
. m an n ed ; an d w ho w ould - « p ........*
---- — street. «.
ir jo i, recorn
; -e ' a
“ t / f ° o rtu
^ 2 n e ¿ s ; 2 an
r d d , w
r h
o - r w ' ould
: l< r
th
e
ho
LO
1 he fa rm e r sold his w h ea t P £
-X V . V . o . J. n n u
i t l l F l l l l U S N ngpni.
...
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n. ,
m m
i fourth
n iir r r
386 E. 42d North, Tabor 8899, or Mar
4 o n J i c i th e co m m ercial a f f a ir s 'o f th e
th re s h in g tim e fo r $1.25 p e r hut
Au
„y®7
,
,
0*
PHrh
niunth.
Labor
Temple
shall 1249.
COUP.I V an d w ho w ould be able to
T n
,neH’ recording secretary
62»
w eight. Now th e sam e w h ea t ,<> .11-
Marshall atreet.
d c c i i b V iten th e m illio n s o f citiz en s IBON MOULDERS— First and third Wednea
ing fo r $2.50.
days. Bar'endera' Hall, 205 44 First atreet WEB P R E SSM E N ’S UNION No. 17— Meets
ii' to die in th e tre n c h e s
H ow h ap p y is he w ho o ,4 ' to r sho u ld lit
0 . F. Smith, 838 Colonial avenue. Over
first Tuesday
the month, 300 Ore
look.
itr y ?
ffonian Bldg
$1.25 an d sells for $2.50? W n o shall fo r th e ir
J. H. Brooks, aecretary.
A Delightful and Refreshing Non - Intoxicating Domestic
Beverage, Manufactured and Bottled at
I I E N R Y W K IN IIA K I) P L A N T
Plmnes:
Main 72, A 1172
Corner Thirteenth and Burnside Streets. Portland, Oregon
686 E. 69fh N
I hose .
u rge e m b a rg o su rely LATHERS UNION No. 64— Meets first and
say no ? U pon th e profit* of one
.nil th e b le ssin g th a t
good d<-: I be m ay live fo r i l.fe tim e. do not unili
,> in g s ; th e p ro s p e rity
Is n o t th e p u rsu it of hapi
; g u a r ­ w a r a lw a t
North 17th
Main 3301,
,low s in its tr a i l; an d
a n te e d by th e c o n s titi'i o i as a th a t alw ays
th e tre m e n d o u s fig h tin g q u a litie s it
fu n d a m e n ta l rig h t ?
T h en , too, th
jo ld ic rs in th e develop
T ru e, a c e rta in b ru ta lity
t r i i ch es w ould not be able to fight develops, but th is a lw a y s’ follow s an d
w ere th e y n o t fed. A nd as fo r th e ac co m p an ie s all o u r b u sin e ss tr a n s ­
FLO R IST
Choice C ut Flowers, Floral Designs and P lan ts
sta rv in g people in th e U n ited S ta te s ;, ac tio n s. even in tim es of peace. W e
°r » « n h ," i» « : East Twenty Eighth »mi Hsndy Road
m ig h t n o t th a t be w o rse if o u r e x ­ c a n n o t be to o -ch ary of o u r c o n ­
TELEPHONES
MAIN 7216, A 5121
science in b u sin ess. \ \ e re h u m a n ity ,
p o r tin g b u sin ess w ere cu t o ff?
H l>/t Sixth Street, Selling Building
P ortland, Oregon
O f w hat use w ould o u r ships of to adopt th is co u rse, no fo rtu n e s j
w
ould
ac
cu
m
u
late,
c
u
ltu
re
w
ould
dis-
co m m erce be in case o f an cm -
A.,,1 w hat . ------
i . i » becom
------- e o f a p p e a r : h u m a n ity w ould be reduce»
b a rg o ? > And
w ould
otir m a rk e ts ? L et th em go to o th e r to a com m on level an d th e re would
n a tio n s? W h a t n o n se n se I F o r w hat be no class w ise en o u g h to guide
could o u r nav y be used if not to an d c a re for th e m illions of h elpless
p ro te c t o u r fo re ig n m a rk e ts ? W e c r e a tu r e s w ho a re alw ay s p re se n t in
m ust not fo rg e t th a t wc h a v e ju st tim es of peace an d w h o se n u m b ers
a p p ro p ria te d $635.000.(100 and this are m ill ¡plied by every w ar.
w ould all be lost.
W e m u st not keep o u r w heat at
In th e m e an tim e th e e m b a ttle d
hom e. Ib is w ttulil not be business. golf p la y ers an - sw a ttin g th e sw at
If we do n ot feed o u r s is te r c o u n trie s b ea rd round th e w orld.
vh-’e th ev s la u g h te r each o th e r, they
’’ o n ’»’ n ev er fo rt’ive u- W e m ust
E v e ry m an is f la tte re d to be told
retre* I er th -t th e re art c o u rte sie s
j, js Rot„
a j|s hjm (hough
of *t te.
be know s it is n ’t.
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