Crook County journal. (Prineville, Or.) 189?-1921, August 14, 1919, Page Page 7, Image 7

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WHOLE U. S. FIGHTS
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Washington. From all parti of the
United States come reports of pro
gress In tbe people's tight against the
rising cost of living. In this battle
local and federal agencies are co
operating. While this battle goes on all oyer
the land, congress Is busy digesting
President Wilson's recommendations
for reduction of increasing prices.
Prompt action by congress was prom
ised on those of the president's recom
mendations which did not "affect pro
foundly the policies of the govern
ment," as phrased by Representative
Mondell, Wyoming, republican leader
in the house.
At Pittsburg, Pa., 32 farmers were
arrested under state law on charges of
hoarding and profiteering.
At Cincinnati, O., the county grand
Jury reported evidence of both hoard
ing and profiteering.
At Sacramento, Cal., the president of
the city commission invited the people
to Join with him and federal agencies
in a profiteer hunt
Court proceedings against profiteers
in milk were promised by the federal
attorney In Tacoma, Wash.
All special agents of the department
of Justice over the country have been
ordered to assist district attorneys in
uncovering evidence' of profiteering In
foodstuffs and other necessities.
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Mid-Summer Bargains !
ALL SUMMER MILLINERY
AT HALF PRICE
Hats for Children, Misses and Women at half price.
Sailors, ribbon and flower trimmed, and hand-made hats of Georo
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asortment of flowers.
THE ELITE
RUBY M. LAFLER
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COERCION IS DENIED
Union Leaders Not to Strike to Con
trol Railroads.
Washington. Leaders of the 15 or
ganizations of railroad employes uni
ted in a definite assertion that they
"had no desire and have none to im
press upon the public by violence or
threat" their proposal that the ' rail
roads be nationalized under "tripar
tite control."
Declaring that the requests of the
men that living costs be reduced or
their wages Increased was aside from
the question of the future disposition
of the railroad problem, the labor
leaders said that if President Wilson
and congress could not meet this re
quest the men would "have to try to
find another solution."
While the labor leaders did not men
tion the president's address to con
gress, it was the general belief that
their statement resulted from his
warning to the labor world that
strikes would only make present con
ditions worse, and that those who
Bought to employ threats or coercion
were only "preparing their own destruction."-
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Army Strength Is 549,000.
Washington. Since the armistice
3,165,642 officers and men have been
discharged from the army, the war
department announced! The force re
maluing in France on August 5 was
placed at 123,885, making the total
strength of the army on that date
549,918. i
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