Ashland
W ednesday, A ngust 2, 1922
ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
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Sunday
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Published
OFFICIAL CI TI AND COUNTY
PAPER
TEL EPH O N E 39
E. J. BARRETT, Editor
E n tered a t the A shland, Oregon,
Postoffice as Second-class Mail Mat
ter.
W -ÈËR.T -MOSES
A rich m a n s fam e generally
§> ends when he does.
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All th a t you get out of one
•• w ar is a reason for a n o th e r
<t> one.
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The
old
idea
th a t it is v u lg ar
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to w ork is m ore p o p u lar now
•$> th a n ever.
; b lin g . I t would be only one step
j f u rth e r to apply these principles to
l m ale labor in essential in d u stries.
T here can be no q u estio n th a t th e
• idea th a t th e public m u st pro tect It­
self a g ain st th e su ffe rin g and im--
mens© loss caused by strik e s in es­
sen tial in d u strie s has gained m uch
stre n g th in recen t years. At th e sam e
tim e th e idea th a t th e public m ust
in te rfe re w hen em ployer and em -j
jploye fail to agree in any d ispute h a s ’
"’{gained equal stre n g th .
T he sam e'
may be said concerning public se n ti­
m ent which dem ands a fa ir wage for
<$> all labor
One resu lt of th e coal
<$>, gjpjjjg an(j of jjje railro a d s trik e .
’ we believe, will be ju s t law s by
o th er sta te s to pro tect labor, and im-
• ;p a r tia l, ju s t a d m in istra tio n of these
<$• lawg
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“ Red Rupert”
!
Weds Ex-Convict
Bride in Marshfield
Smallest Cow and Largest Steer
ill
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M ARSHFIELD , Or., Aug. 2.— It
has ju st been learn ed th a t Clyde J.
( R ed” ) R upert. ex -P ortland police­
m an and bank robber, and Hazel E r­
win. convicted accom plice of W illard
R. T anner ¡ if the k illing of Roy W.
W allace in P o rtla n d in 1912, were
m arried here last week. Both are
w orking -in a local re sta u ra n t.
Mrs. R u p ert is now on parole from
the p e n ite n tia ry and m ust rep o rt to
prison officials once e a ch m onth. 1
R u p ert was released from McNeil’s
Island ab o u t four m onths ago on a
p residential pardon.
Both R u p ert and his bride w ere
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serving tim e in Salem tw o years ago room ing house. Both she and Tan-
when they m et.
R u p ert won her “ e r were convicted of m an slau g h ter
aw ay from T anner, h e r ex-lover, ail(i sentenced to from one to 15
while all th re e were behind p r i s o n e r s in prison. They served eight
bars. He first saw h e r a t one of th e Je a is.
prison pictu re shows and by a code
of signals used by convicts they were B IB L E IN STR U C TO R
L E A V E S FOR HOME
able to send m essages to each other.
I R u p ert was released from Salem
Miss Silva left for her home in
on j u iy 5, 1921 a t th e com pletion
of a term m arked by a sen sational C alifornia S aturday, a fte r spending
escape> chase a n d ca p tu re, b u t was »«me days in A shland. Miss Silva
tak e n d irectly to McNeil’s Island to form erly ta u g h t music here. She i s *
f
ye
federal sentence now trav elin g in th e in te rest of
’ 'f o r th e th e ft of $18,000 in L iberty th o rough Bible study, as she has
’ bonds from th e N orthw estern Na- given it u n d er th e U. of C. exten-
¡tional
° f Portland’ WhHe en4 iO" C° UrS°'
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cigarettes
Subscription Price Delivered in City:
One uftm th ....................................I
T hree m o n t h s ............................... 1.95
Six m onths .................................... 3.75
One year ......................................
Mail and Rural Routes
One m onth ....................................3 -65
T hree m onths . . ........................ 1.95
Six m onths .................................... 3.50
One year ...................................... 6.54
ADVERTISING RATES
Display Advertising
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R ehgion, like n atio n s, has to ♦ }
Single insertion, each in c h ............ 30c
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u
ndergo
periodical refo rm s, or
YEARLY CONTRACTS
it will perish.
Display Advertising
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One tim e a w e e k ................................ 27 %c
H ere ar-e the smallest cow on earth, eight years old born near Altoona,
Two tim es a w eek.........................25
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S ta rt looking for som ething, <s>l
Pa., standing 26 inches in h e ig h t; and tlie largest steer in the world, born in
Every o th e r d a y ........................... 20
•b and everybody who comes along <$>
Saber county, Tex., 19 hands high, or 76 inches, 13 years old, and weighing
Local Readers
<$>
A re p o rt recently com pleted by 1,200 pounds.
E ach line, each tim e ......................10c i '♦> will help you try to find it.
To ru n every o th e r (Say for one
♦
♦ the Oregon G row ers’ C o-operative
—
m onth, each line, each t im e .. 7C I ❖
T here seem to be a lot of • association in connection w ith the
N atural gas was first mentioned hy
WORTH KNOWING
To r u n -every Issue for one m onth
Thom as Shirley in a communication to
of m ore, each line, ouch t i m e . . 5c <i> people whose pleasu re com es <$> a n n u al a u d it show s th a t d u rin g the
• from doing tilings they know
p ast year business th ro u g h th e sale
C lassified Colum n
Sicily and Italy are large exporters the Royal Society of England in 1667.
One cent th e word each tim e.
a re w rong.
• of fru it am o u n tin g to nearly $2,- of sulphur.
Coos county, Ore., is determined to
To ru n every issue for one m onth
Ontario, Canada, is the greatest exterm inate coyotes. It pays $8 for
" 000,000 was tra n sa cte d . S egregated
or m ore, *6 c th e w ord each tim e.
killing males and $9 for females.
4 HEZ HECK SAYS:
into accounts fo r th e d iffe re n t fru its nickel producer.
Legal Rate
Something
like
45,000
stitches
are
“
M
illiners
w
inders
ketch
A new telephone cable has been laid
th e rep o rt is as follow s:
f i r s t tim e, per 8-pchit lin e ..........10c
th e w im m ln, w hile ball
Bach subsequent tim e, per 8-
Apples ................................ $522,411.11 required to make the ordinary suit of n e r t X c7tle?Of aG la ¿ o T daud Be*
polnt line ......................................
scores k etch th e m en.”
P e a rs ................................. 258,942.19 clothes.
¡ployed as a special guard. He sue-
She endeavors to get people to
A survey of the housing situation fast.
Card of t h a n k s .............................>1.00 j
D
ried P ru n e s ................. 843,577.59
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ceeded
in
gettin
g
his
p
ardon
a
b
o
u
t
¡read
th e Bible and look up church
O bituaries, th e l i n e ....................2 ’Ac
was
recently
made
in
Minneapolis
by
C herries .............................
83,461.32
T he C arnegie foundation h as given
Fraternal Orders and Societies
history, w hich would do aw ay with
| B erries ................................ 148,141.32 the mail carriers.
.$150,000 tow ard tlie reco n stru ctio n as fo u r m onths ago.
A dvertising for fra te rn a l orders is so clever th a t th e T idings
w ishes NUts ....................................
26,495.00
R u p ert w ent to M arshfield when many lines of division in religious
More than 5,000 miles of nets are set 11 model city of th e town o f F urgniers,
or societies ch arg in g a re g u la r in iti­ it could sp are th e space
fo r its re- V egetables ........................
33,882.99 nightly during the herring season in 80 m iles from P a ris, which w as de­ released from prison and was joined belief, contending th a t the reading
ation fee and dues, no discount. R e ­ production. T he a u th o re ss “ says it P lum s and G reen P ru n e s 23,882.16
stroyed in th e W orld war.
the English channel.
th e re recently 1 v Miss E rw in. Both of th e whole Bible hy all the people
ligious and benevolent o rd ers will be
j 712 39 A thletic club, h a s a go scheduled for ( “ B a ttlin g ” F rick a re down for the haVe declared ti ir in ten tio n to “ go would b rin g about unity of belief,
charged th e re g u la r ra te for all ad w ith f lo w e r s ’ in response to a pack- G rapes
19^212.33
vertlsing when an adm ission or other age of free seeds which th e se n a to r A pricots .............................
tom orrow n ig h t th a t gives prom ise m ain event.
These lads a re well s tra ig h t and forget the past.
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19,516.00 of m aking good fo r th e recen t fiasco know n locally, and the fans a re cer- ’ R u p e rt’s b rid e was convicted in
charge is made.
had fran k ed to her as a peace o ffe r­ P eaches .............................
L um ber shipm ents from port of
ing. She “ says it w ith flow ers” all
Wtiai, Constitutes Advertising
$1,981,577.30 betw een Gordon McKay an d “ W ild- tain of a ru n for th e ir m oney, when 1912 as an accom plice of T anner in Astoria to both fore gn and dom estic-
Joe B lackburn and they mix.
¡the slaying of W allace in a P o rtla n d ports reaching large figures.
In o rd er to allay a m isu n d e rsta n d ­ rig h t, b u t th e odor is p u n gent of su l­
I t is believed th a t th is year’s b u s­ c a t” W elty.
ing am ong some as to w hat consti­ p h u r a n d vitrio l.
iness will to ta l $3,000,000 or m ore.
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tu te s news and w hat ad v ertisin g ,
The association is now actively o p er­
we p rin t th is very sim ple ru le, which
The city council la s t n jg h t set its a tin g in p ractically a ll of th e p rin ­
is u sed by new spapers to d iffe re n ti­
a te betw een them : “ ALL fu tu re seal of approval on th e p ro je c t for cipal fru it d istric ts in O regon and
events, w here an adm ission charge ca rry in g to com pletion th e M ount controls over 3200 acres of fru it,
is m ade or a collection is tak e n IS A shland scenic drive project.
A w hich acreage is steadily grow ing.
ADVERTISING.”
T his applies to com m ittee h as beeln ap p o in ted to
organizations a n d societies of every confer w ith th e county road a u th o ri­
AT THE COUNTY SEAT
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kind as well as to individuals.
All rep o rts of such activ ities a fte r ties to see if they will renew th e ir
Real Estate Transfers
proposition w ith respect to th e can ­
they have occurred Is news.
W allace D. Carey et ux, to John
All com ing social or organization yon ro ad , m ade som e tim e ago, when P a tte rso n et ux, w. d. to lots 30 and
m eetings of societies w here no th e o ffe r w as m ade to go ahead w ith 31, block “A,” R ailroad add itio n to
money co n trib u tio n is solicited, in iti­
A shland— $10.
ation charged, or collecton tak e n IS th e w ork if th e city of A shland
/SU Ä
C harles A. L eager et ux, to F . J.
would
go
fifty-fifty.
At
th
a
t
tim
e
NEWS.
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H uber, w. d. to p a rt d. 1. c. 57, twp.
the council did not th in k it advis­ 38 S., R. 1 W.— $10.
able to in cu r th e expense, b u t be­
SOLOMONITES
Isaac H ouseholder et ux, to Jam es
lieve now th a t p rese n t conditions Bowling et al., w. d to lots 1, 2, 3,
10, 11, 12, block 3, lot 14, block 4,
The blarney stone isn ’t receiving w a rra n t th e pro ject being carrie d to N a rra g a n ’s add itio n to M edford—
m uch a tte n tio n in Ire la n d these com pletion. T his is as it should be. $10.
The com pletion of th a t highw ay w ill( M aude C a n tra ll to Jo h n B. H ar
days.
be one of th e g re a te st assets of A s h -lre ll et ux, w. d. to land in A shland
H om estead add itio n to A shland—
They used to say it w ith a shil- land, and if th e p ro ject is rounded $10.
lelah in Irelan d , but "th em days i s { out to th e fullness of its possibili­
Circuit Court
ties, will fu rn ish an a ttra c tio n for
gone forever.”
R ogue R iver Valley C anal com ­
to u rists second only to C ra te r Lake. pany vs. H ugh S torey; foreclosure of
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contract.
W ell, th e re ’s one th in g the coal
N ew bury & C a n tra ll vs. H . II.
o p erato rs can be th an k fu l for. It is
REGULATION OF INDUSTRY
T aylor; sum m ons.
som e tim e since they have had to
D riven to public action by th e coal } P earl V. Collins vs. E. A. Collins;
lay aw ake n ig h ts w orrying over th e
s trik e ab o u t two y ears ago, th e s ta te m otion.
W. B. R ichard vs. I. A. P r u e tt;
payroll.
of K ansas created a c o u rt of in d u s­ claim of lien.
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Probate Court
tria l relatio n s. T his c o u rt was e m - ‘
E ver notice th a t the m ost d iscrim ­
P e ti-
pow ered to a rb itra te all lab o r dis-
E sta te of G. H. W am sley
in atin g of A m ericans is th e n a tu ra l­ putes in essen tial in d u strie s— food tion, order, citation.
T ackstrom .
ized citizen w ho has succeeded in clothing, fuel and tra n sp o rta tio n .
E sta te of Em m a
O
rder,
oath,
bond.
m astering th e language. He is th e
These w ere declared by law to be
loudest in clam oring for restric tio n
essential.
T hus K ansas was the
of im m igration.
first
com
m
onw
ealth w hich tra n s la t­
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ed into law th e p rinciple th a t th e
E ver notice w hen two women pass
public in te re st in essen tial in d u s­
each o th er on th e stre e t, one of them
trie s is th e p a ra m o u n t in te rest, and
is c ertain to ru b b e r a t th e o th e r’s
th a t th e public, w henever necessary
back?
N otice, too. th a t it never
shall tak e labor disp u tes out of the !
feazes them when they catch each hands of th e d isp u ta n ts a n d settle,}
o th er a t it.
th e dispute by ru le s of justice.
av erage from o u r 30 x 3% “ D ” T y p e tires
T h e c ity of Seattle and th e te rrito ry
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¡9 th e ex p e rien c e of a co m p an y sending a
T hree im p a rtial m en c o n stitu te
trib u ta ry th e re to offers a v a rie ty of r c id
Depends a lto g e th e r on th e view­
aulesiaan over c o u n try roads in this te rri­
co
n
d
itio
n
s
affecting
tire
m
ileage.
Y
ou
have
th e co u rt, and am ple provision is
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
to ry . T h e g rea ter p art of this m ileage is
point. Some g irls th in k a m an can
splendid h ig h w ay s, som e fairly good and
L ittle H eap tr a d e c h a r a c te r o f The
m ade fo r g e ttin g any lab o r dispute
W. L. Pet.
C lub—
m ade o il th e pavem ent.
S p re c k e ls “ S a v a g e ” T ir e C o m ­
o
th
e
rs
n
o
t
so
good
—
th
e
steepness
of
y
o
u
r
be too old to be eligible, and again
p a n y is in te r e s te d in S e a tt le ’s C ity
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San Francisco . . ___ 74
hills, especially in th e c ity , m ust be taken
W e p o in t w ith no particular pride to
a
n
d
C
ou
n
ty
B
u
ild
in
g
on
h
is
r
ig
h
t
th ere a re girls w ho th ink th a t a m an
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in to c o n sid e ratio n , too, w h e n c o n sid erin g
a n d th e 4 2 - s to r y L. C. S m ith b u ild ­
an h o u r’s unnecessary delajv. Al V ernon ................. ___ 68
22,000
m iles ren d e re d by o u r fabric tire In
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55
Los Angeles . . . . ___ 66
in g beyon d. T h is la t te r s tr u c tu r e
can be too eligible ever to be placed
local com m ercial se rv ice co n d itio n s.
co m p e titio n w ith o th e r m akes — including
ways th e court keeps Its hands ° f f j g Salt
a ft Lake
is
th
e
ta
lle
s
t
b
u
ild
in
g
w
e
s
t
of
N
e
w
.500
59
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59
Lake ............
In o u r general office files are certified
in th e non-eligible class.
co rd and fabric tires in territo rial service —
Y ork.
63 .475
and p erm its em ployer and em ploye O akland .............. ___ 57
copies of rem ark ab ly c o n siste n t p e rfo rm ­ even th o u g h th at m ileage rep re sen ts the
65 .454
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ance Savage tires are g iv in g in d iffe re n t
to s e ttle disputes betw een th em ­
g re a te st secured from any m ake. T h is w e
Indications are th a t S enator Reed
69 .420
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ty p es of service in this te rrito ry :
class as an individual reco rd and it does n o t
selves. Only w hen th e tw o p arties
70 .412
of M issouri will win th e prim ary,
Sacram ento
. . . . ___ 49
necessarily prove conafstency In general
In
C
ity
C
o
m
m
erc
ia
l
S
e
rv
ic
e
fail to reach a sa tisfacto ry agree-j
AMERICAN LEAGUE
average p erfo rm an ce such as w - are desirous
n o tw ith stan d in g the alm ost solid op­
A local c o n c e rn , o p e ra tin g a fleet of cars
m ent does th e co u rt in te rfe re . Such
of sh o w in g .
W. L. Pet.
Club—
position of th e women and th e fol­
and
using Savage tires ex c lu siv ely fo r the
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41
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in te rfe re n c e has been rare.
past th re e years, receiv es 18,000 to 21,000
low ers of 'Woodrow W ilson. No ac­
The S a v a g e C o r d
44 .564
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C onsum ers of coal in K ansas have
m iles from Savage tires. T h e u n usually
W e have in co rp o rated in to the Savage
counting for tastes.
T here really
46 .535
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heav y d u ty p erform ed brands thi9 service as C ord se ve n te en o u tsta n d in g c o n stru c ­
been able to get all th e fuel they
47 .530
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a re som e people in th e w orld who
really rem aiO lb le and far g re a te r than w as
tio n a l fe a tu r e s th at m ake it an ex ceed in g ly
need since A pril 1, when th e coal C leveland ^ 7 7 7 . ............ 52
50 .510
can be kicked and then m ade to be­
previously received fro m o th e r m akes of su p erio r article.
52 .464
s trik e was called. W ork was sus­ W ashington
tires.
lieve they like it.
56 .411
Placed o n th e m ark e t in the N o r ttw e s t
A general av erage of 12,000 m iles from
pended fo r a few days. » The m iners P h ilad elp h ia . . ............ 39
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59
last
y ear, original tires shipped in to y o u r
............39
o
u
r
tires,
receiv
ed
by
a
n
o
th
e
r
local
c
o
n
c
ern
,
B oston ............
C om plaint is m ade by several having refu sed to go into n e g o tia ­
NATIONAL LEAGUE
is an in crease o f 50$> o v e r th e h ighest a v e r­ te rrito ry are for the m ost p art still in s e r­
v ice. W e h av e n u m ero u s rep o rts of Savage
age m ileage previously secured.
ranchers who a re using city w ater tions for a new co n tract, th e in d u s­
w . L. Pet.
Club—
C
o rd s that are still in o p e ra tio n having d e ­
tria
l
co
urt
directed
th
e
o
p
erato
rs
to
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for Irrig a tio n th a t th e re a re q u ite a
'.New York
livered
to date 12,990 to 14,000 m iles and
O n T e r r ito r ia l R u n s
.594
41
.60
num ber who are using w a te r for resum e m ining and produce enough St. Louis .
even
up
to 27,000 miles.
M
ore
than
IV.uOO
m
iles
of
se
rv
ic
e
as
an
45 .541
which they a re n ot paying, as for coal to m eet th e a c tu a l dem and. Chicago
.530
47
C incinnati ...................... .53
som e reason or a n o th e r th e ir places W ork was resum ed. C onsum ers have
.48 47 .505
<t Almost any tire will give satisfactory service perform equally well under every condition— on
.47 49 .490
have not been placed u n d e r th e been g e ttin g all th e coal they need. |
under ideal conditions. Some makes will even the short haul oi the heavily ladened commercial
57 .380
5
m eter system . If th is be tru e , it W hen m ore coal is needed th e °P- i P h ilad elp h ia . . A . . . . 3 .35
render satisfactory service under certain adverse car, on the heated roads of the sandy desert, over
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62
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conditions. Certain makes of tires will perform mud and stones of the land of forests or the broad
should receive th e a tte n tio n of t h e |e r a to r s will be o rdered to w ork Boston .......................... 32
best
on long drives over pavements, other makes dirt highways of the plains.
m ines.
w ater d e p a rtm e n t a t once.
will show to better advantage on dirt highways — C. That we have accomplished our purpose la
One a rg u m e n t advanced ag ain st GOOD BOXING BOUTS
and so it goes.
evident from the results users of Savage Tires are
th e K ansas in d u stria l court is th a t
GOLD HILL AND .
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Our
object
has
been
to
build
Savage
Tires
to
Lloyd George says E ngland w ould;
getting — everywhere.
(
T onight a t Gold H ill, Joe G orm an
be glad to go to th e relief of G e r-'th e public should not in good mor-
one-tim e lig h t and
m any in the m a tte r of reduced repa- als u n d e rta k e to re g u la te an Indus- of P o rt an ,
ra tio n ., but when it comes to easing try carrie d on for p rofit. A gainst feath erw eig h t cham pion of, th e Pa*
IO”
They are GOOD!
Co-Operative Fruit
Sales Nearly Two
Million Dollars
IN SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
up on term s, she c a n 't do it as long th is view th e re is th e fact not a cific coast, wi me
as Uncle Sam insists upon th e pay- m ere a rg u m e n t— th a t th e pubi c has com er, Johnny C arlson of Gold Hi
,
m ent of th e m oney she has bor-t assum ed pow er to d eclare w hat in an eig h t-ro u n d go.
ow 8
rowed.
Your average E nglishm an shall be a m inim um w age in m any ing the fact th a t G orm an s reg a r
may be dense when it comes to see- private in d u stries which a re not e s-ie d as one of th e best little men on
ing th ro u g h a joke, b u t W elshm en sential. In several s ta te s th e pub- th e coast, the fans of Gold Hill will
do not come In th e sam e category. lie has declared w hat th e m inim um be behind Carlson to a m an, believ
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wage shall be for wom en, not only ing him to be of cham pionship eali-
Talk ab o u t th e pow er of women in in d u stry , but in o th e r em ploy- her, and th a t he can get th e decision
In politics! J u s t read th e sc o rc h in g 1 m ents.
The public also reg u la te s over G orm an.
S e n a to r Reed gets in th e c u rre n t is- conditions u n d er which wom en w ork
“ K n o ckout” Bob Brown, who is
aUO Qf th * L ad les’ Hom e Jo u rn a l. I t I and safeg u ard s th e ir physical w e ll-, piloting th e destinies of th e M edford
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