Toveri., November 05, 1917, Page 4, Image 4

TOVERI *
Jokainen saapas yhtenäinen kappale sit­
keää kumia. Ei voi halkeilla eikä hajota—ei vuoda
“Hipress” on tehty sitkeämmästä kumista mitä on koskaan
tunnettu—aivan samaa kumia mikä on ansainnut hyvän mai­
neen Goodrich kumipyörille pitemmästä kestävyydestä missä
vain kumipyöriä käytetään.
Sentähden on “Hipress” parhain ja kauemmin kestävä jal-
mitä on koskaan tehty.
.
“Hipress” on tehty ihmeellisellä" voimakkaalla puristus-
järjestelmällä, joka muodostaa saappaan tai kengän YHDEKSI
PALASEKSI sitkeää kumia.
Ei mitään kerroksia erkanemaan—se ei halkeile— ei vuoda.
Muistakaa, että kaksinkertainen kestävyys merkitsee puolen
hinnasta. Pyytäkää kauppiaaltanne "Hipress” jalkineita, joissa
on "Punanen Viiva \ arren Suussa.”
Made only by
THE B.F. GOODRICH COMPANY
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Factories: AKRON, OHIO
Maker* of the Celebrated Goodrich Automobile Tire*
40,000 Dealers
— ' ' B t i t in th e L on g R a n ’ ‘
be held in F rance, Belgium, the U nit­
ed Kingdom, the W est Indies, C anada
and on the high seas of E urope and
N orth Am erica.
In every polling su b d iv isio n in the
Dominion an en u m erato r will have to
set to work revising the electoral
d istric ts. The nam es of enfranchised
fem ale relatives of soldiers will have
to be added. The nam es of aliens
disfranchised by the W ar Tim es Elec­
tion Act will have to be deleted.
The new house of com m ons will
consist of 234 m em bers, as com pared
with 221 in the last parliam ent.
Local Notes
to go in. Several v isits a t differen t
tim es w ere m ade to th e bakery, on
which occasions the cash reg iste r
w as rifled. T he boys’ figures give
the am ount they secured a t betw een
$15 and $20, w hich was sp en t for
candy and o th e r good things, but the
m anager of the bakery s ta te s he lost
over $50 by th ese raids.
T he H a rry boys w ere rem anded
to th e c a re of th e ir uncle, with
whom they have been living. T h eir
m other is dead and th e fa th e r is
w orking out in a logging camp.
The case of th e o th e r two boys,
H enry Jack so n and T eddy A ckerm an,
is under th e consideration of the
court. Both lads have been before
the juvenile c o u rt on tw o or th re e
previous occasions and Judge C ornel­
ius in tim ated th a t he should send
them to th e boys’ in d u strial school.
All of the youngsters im plicated in
the bakery a ffa ir w ere new sboys,
and helped w ith th e ir earn in g s to
support them selves. Teddy A ckerm an
contributed to th e support of his
widowed m other.
His m other has
been receiving a pension of some
so rt, and the court sta te d th a t he
would revoke this.
GIRL FALLS; GETS IN JU R IES
On her way home early la st night,
Saim a W uori, a d a u g h ter of Mr. and
Mrs. K. W uori, 138 D uane stre e t,
tripped and fell to the basem ent of
the H. F. Toikka a p a rtm e n t house on
Second stre e t. She lost two teeth ,
and got a wound on h e r lip which
had to be stitch e d by the doctor who
was sum m oned to give aid. The girl
was se n t hom e. D arkness and the
unprotected condition of th e stre e t MINERS REFUSE TO AGREE
caused the girl to m istake h er foot­
TO AUTOMATIC PENALTY
ing.
CLAUSE AGAINST STR IK ES
GIRL DELINQUENTS
A hearing in Judge C ornelius’ court
is proceeding this afternoon, in which
four young girls a re being tried for
insubordination and otherw ise im i­
tatin g the m anners of grown folks.
SWANTON DIES IN PORTLAND
F. W. Sw anton, m an ag er of the
A storia Flour Milling com pany, died
in P ortland last n ig h t of ptom aine
poisoning, it is rep o rted h ere this
m orning.
W ashington, Nov. 3.—S outhw estern
coal m in ers’ rep re sen ta tiv e s here for
a conference w ith o p erato rs and fuel
ad m in istratio n officials refused today
to ag ree th a t an au tom atic penalty
clause to prevent strik e s be inserted
in th e ir new wage c o n tra c t and called
a convention of S outhw estern m iners
a t K ansas City N ovem ber 12.
Dr. H. A. G arfield, th e fuel a d ­
m in istrato r, h as declined to approve
any new w age c o n tra ct which does
not c a rry an au tom atic clause, and
will not pay coal price increases in
the te rrito ry involved until the s it­
uation is stra ig h te n ed out.
T hree
m ine d istric ts a re concerned, includ­
ing th e s ta te s of K ansas, M issouri,
A rkansas and Oklahom a.
CHILDREN ON TRIAL
W alter and H arold H arry, b rothers.
12 and 13 years of age, and H enry
Jack so n , 14 years old. and Teddy
A ckerm an, the sam e age, had a h e a r­
ing th is m orning before Judge Cor­
nelius on the charge of burglarizing
T he voice of conscience is so deli­
th e Finnish bakery in Uniontown.
c
a
te th a t it is easy to stifle it; but
From th e evidence of the boys
them selves, it seem s th a t they found it is so clear th a t it is im possible
a tra p door open and w ere tem pted to m istake it.—M adam e De Staël.
San F ranciscon
8. 8. OSASTON AGITATSIOONI TOIM IKUNTA
toimii
ILTAMAN
H aalilla 20 Flint St.
LAUNT ä INA, Marrask. 10 P:nä
Kello 8 illalla.
O h jelm a:
PU H E
VIULUKVARTETT1
RUNO
SOOLOLAULUA
NÄYTELM ÄNAPPALE
H uvinäytelm ä kahdessa näytöksessä.
Lopuksi tan ssia.
S isäänpääsy 25 sen ttiä.
! ing expense totaled $432.41 and
in 1917 they totaled $723.15. The
cases investigated by us showed
an average number of four de­
pendents both in 1912 and in
1917. Thus in 1912 there was
left a balance of $291.43 with
which to provide clothing, medi­
cal attention, educational facili­
ties, etc., for an average family
of four.
But in 1917, with an average
increase of only $132.60 in the
yearly wage, we find that the
average family of four persons
have left only $133.29 for cloth­
ing, medical attention, education­
al facilities, etc. The margin over
the cost of the bare necessities
of food, fuel and shelter is found
to be $158.14 lower in 1917 than
in 1912. This margin is really
much less than it appears owing
to the decreased purchasing pow­
er of the dollar in 1917 as com­
pared with that in 1912. The re­
sult of this reduced income has
forced these workers to rigidly
reduce their meager expenditures
for clothing, medical attention,
educational facilities, a m u s e ­
ments, etc.
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No. 259
e ttä täm ä tila isu u s m eni hänen su u n ­
SW E E T H E A R T S ONCE MORE.
nearly as possible, under the A
scant th re e y ears ago th e em ­ sa ohi!
present system, the simple cost ployers of th is country b ru ta lly told M utta k erto k aam m e m istä on ky­ ]
of producing and distributing the m illions of unem ployed m en and sym ys.
women to go to hell and sta rv e for
them among the people. We be­ all they cared ; th e p ress poured forth
E rä ä t k o rk e a sti k u n n io ite tu t k an ­
lieve that you possess the power ; its scorn on the torn and ragged sa la ise t p ä ä ttiv ä t o so tta a Säm ille sy­
rabble and even advised th e use of
to lower prices to this point. The poison to dim inish th e th re a te n in g vän k iito llisu u te n sa sen jo h d o sta , e t­
details of such price reduction we num bers of sta rv in g w orkers; th e tä Sam i n ä in ä sy n k k in ä aikoina on
iju d g es sen ten ced tho u san d s to prison n ä y ttä n y t h e rro ja h u v ittav a a m ieli­
are confident that you are fully | term s for the crim e of being hungry; alaa. O nhan hän its e n s ä ja e d u sta ­
able to work out, provided you i th e p reach ers closed th e doors of m ansa jä rje s tö n p uolesta luv an n u t
th e ir ch u rch es in th e faces of the
are prepared to accept the prin­ poor and forced them to sleep in the lu o k k arau h aa. T y öskennellyt käsi kä­
ciple of no-profiteering. We be­ snow ; and m en becam e thieves, and d e ssä työväen pahim pien riis tä jie »
women p ro stitu tes, and m any babies
lieve that the government could died th a t y e a r; all of w hich we m ust kanssa, jo tta m ikään se ik k a ei häi­
rits is i s itä su lo ista so p u so in tu a, m i­
easily enforce any price schedules forgive and forget for now th a t our kä tä lla isin a aik o in a p itä isi vallita
labor is n ecessary once m ore th ese
it might decide upon by the sim­ sam e people love us w ith a love th a t työn ja pääom an välillä.
ple expedient of commandeering passeth all un d erstan d in g .—S e a ttle N äm ä k u n n io ite tta v a t k a n sa la ise t
Call.
all factories, mills, wholesale es­
tablishments, and other enter­ HUKKAAN HYVÄT HUMALAT.
prises engaged in production and Sam i G om persin nuoressa eläm ässä
joku asia m ennyt p a h a sti vinohon.
distribution, that should refuse on
O ikein pah asti.
to be reasonable.
Sam i oli vähällä jo u tu a hienoille
T:R1 C. A. SOLBERG
Approaching the question of päivällisille, m u tta ei jo u tu n u tk aan .
ASETTAA SILMÄLASIA NU ORILLE
distribution, it is obvious that the Ei u sk a lta n u t m ennä.
JA VANHOILLE.
initial step required to effect a Särni on ollut m onilla hienoilla päi­
Kaikki työ ta a ta a n .
tu n n e tte pään kipua, p y ö rry ttä m is­
just and efficient distributive vällisillä, m onellaisten hienojen h er­ Jos
rojen seu rassa. M utta näm ä hukkaan r tä, h e rm o stu n e isu u tta ja p a k o tu sta
system is for the government to m enneet päiv älliset olisivat voittaneet lukiessanne, niin te ta rv its e tte silm ä­
take immediate possession of the Sam in kaikki e n tise t saav u tu k set hie­ lasit.
$2.50 YLÖS-
railroads of the country and run noissa seu rap iireissä. M ikä vahinko SILMÄLASEJA
T :R I C. A. SOLBERG,
them under actual government
D ream lan d -teatterin y läk e rra ssa .
A berdeen, W ash.
management. 1 hus the govern­
K onttori T :r l H olstin kanssa.
ment could put through a practi­
4-H -4-H -4-4-4--H-4-I-H-1 I I ! I- l- l 4 M-h
cally complete program of distri­
bution at the closest approximate
K Ä T IL Ö
(5) H aluaisin tie tä ä niissä on K a lle /.
Olen
ek
tä n n e S e a ttle e n . 4-
cost. 1 he delicate problem of M yllymäki, kotoisin K ouvalasta, Vii- , K äykää sy p n u y h t u tte
le m a ssa , jo k a 4-
freight rates could be convenient­ purin lään istä. H än m atk u sti täh ä n . sitä ta rv its e tte , On pitk äaik ai- 4-
m aahan helm ik. 1914. Jo s ei hän .
neu k o k e m u s sillä alalla. 4-
ly disposed of. and the cries of itse
tä tä huom aa, n iin pyydän e ttä j ,
Mrs. T ilda E rickson,
4-
the private owners of the rail­ joku olisi niin hyvä ja ilm o ittaisi j . 712—6th Ave., S e a ttle , W ash. 4-
hänen o so itteen sa m inulle tä rk e ä n '.
P hone: Elliot 2086W.
4-
roads for more profits would be asian
vuoksi. O sote: S. A. L., 1108;. !-l-4 4-4-H-4-I 4-4-4- I- I -H-I-1-H-I-4-1-1 I
ashington St., Lanesville, Mass.
happily silenced. I he spectacle W
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we now have of these private
(7) H aluaisin saada tie tä ä niissä I
owners appealing for higher rates on tu tta v a n i Kalie P aakkola, kotoi-1
sin Iistä, O 1. K aikilta m uiltakin |
Suom alaisille hyvin
in the midst of this greatest na­ ovat k irjeet terv etu lleita.
Hugoj
tu n n ettu
tional crisis is not encouraging K iuttu, 351 T aylor Ave., A storia, Ore.
and is sharply inconsistent with
V A L O K U V A A JA
Kannattakaa niitä liikkeitä, jot­
any idea of price reduction; for
ka ilmoittavat Toverissa.
H . T. M 0 T 0 Y 0 S H I
the merest tyro in economics
knows that an advance in rail­ -Hri--H-4-4-4ri-4--:--H-’Hri-4-4--K'-W-4~H~i-
Valmistaa parhaita valokuvia
road rates is quickly reflected in 4-W H ITESID E U N DE RTAKI NG CO. 4-
2009% Fillmore at-,
4-
HAUTAANTOIM ITTAJAT
4-
the advanced cost of living.”
4* T ele fo on i 136-364. — H o q u ia m in oso- •}•
SAN FRANCISCOSSA
te : 420 K St. T ele fo on i 136.
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A mere tyro in economics 4-
4-
Aberdeenin osote: 109-111 E. 2nd.
4>
knows also that under the capi­ i-l-i--l-l-i-l-l-l-i-H-4-i-4-4-4-l»l-l-l- l-i l- I-U
talist system profits cannot be
PEARSON, W ASH .
T
o
v
eritar
Hilja H ärsilä pyy-'
regulated to the extent of pro­ tää lausua Mrs.
vilpittöm iin kiito k sen sa i
SIISTIÄ KALUSTETTJA •
fiting the people. "Ihere is no kaikille niille tu ttav ille ja tovereille i
•
HUONEITA
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tk a nim ipäivänsä johdosta t. k. 8 p. i
such animal as a profitless capi­ jo
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y llä ttiv ät hänet tä y ttä e n asuntonsa l
Matti Reiniltä
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talism, if the entire system of hauskalla tu ttav a llise lla seuralla ja ■ •
ru n sa a sti tarjo illen m uassaan tuotua ! • 108 Broadway,
Seattle •
production and distribution— kahvia,
leivoksia, hedelm iä y. m., ' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
even if limited to the production tuota hetkeä tulen aina ilolla m uista- j
of food, clothing and shelter only m aaan. P a rh a a t H kiitokset
SE A T T L E N O T IO N CO.
ILJA HÄRSILÄ.
—is considered. The elimination
i T e h tailijat, a sio ltsija t ja v ä littä jä t
l hienoille n ah k a-rah ak u k k aro ille, ra-
of profit would deprive the capi­
1 Itävöille, m iesten vöille, te rä a se ille ,
talist mode of production of its
i ju v eelitav aro ille ja silm älaseille ja
-tarpeille.
only incentive—that of profit.
i HALUTAAN TlETÖJAj
i
Our investigation inadequate­
ly indicates a critical condition in
I this country. It does not pre-
i tend to be a comprehensive can­
vas, but mererly a typical sur-
! vey that will be found to apply
to all sections of the United
States. And it does not include
the lowest paid, worst condition-
e d , hardest driven workers,
whose lot must be terribly se­
SPEA K ER STA RTLES
vere indeed.
LOGGING CONGRESS
You will readily realize that
this is an immediately vital sit­
K enneth Ross Explodes Bomb W hen uation that demands strong mea­
He Tells D elegates He is an
sures, unusual measures, even
I. W. W. Sym pathizer.
desperate measures. In dealing
with this situation no considera­
K enneth R oss of B onner, Mont., tion ought to have the slightest
rep re sen tin g the A naconda Copper weight except that of properly
M ining Com pany, exploded a bomb
feeding, clothing, sheltering and
a t the late session of th e Pacific
Logging C ongress w hen he told the providing the means of life for
people. Long-established
d eleg ates th a t he is an I. W. W. sym ­ o u r
pathizer.
conceptions of private property,
“ You don't applaud th a t m uch, do private profits, private privileges
you?” Ross said.
“ You'll applaud
and the like should be thrown
me less before th e session is over,
overboard.
In England, France,
but I hope to m ake you all so m ad
in the warring countries of Eur­
th a t you’ll go aw ay th in k in g .”
T he sta te m e n t from Ross cam e a ft­ ope, the first important lesson
e r th e re p o rt of th e com m ittee on taught by this war, as you well
Tetef. Main 5954, Room B, P acific
lum ber cam p cook house m anage­
Blk.,
157 Y esler W ay, S e a ttle , W ash,
know,
was
that
all
these
purely
MASSES MUST K EEP OUT
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m ent. T he re p o rt sounded good and
lyUiiKsznziseniiniiiEiiiiBSBiiHSim
everybody seem ed satisfied to le t it private and selfish considerations
go a t th a t u n til Ross took the floor. must be strictly subordinated to
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H . S L IK E R M A N
New York, Nov. 3.—An injunction
D iscussion th en becam e general, on the common good if the nation gran ted by Judge L earned Hand re ­
Asianajaja ja Lakimies,
w h eth er to m ake a profit on the cook was to be made economical]^ stra in in g P o stm a ste r Thom as G. P a t­
house or to m ake it break even;
w ’ acifie Bldg.
Room 631
strong and Secure It was quick- ten from b arrin g the A ugust num ber
to m ake a uniform price for board
SAN
FRANCISCO,
CAL.
government of The M asses, a S ocialist publica­
la
„
in every cam p or contiue the p resent ly seen that the
tion, from the m ails was vacated to ­
IBSIIIIIlESBIBEBIIEIIICIBIEIEBISIBIIEIIIil
’
must
to
a
very
large
extent,
an
plan by w hich one cam p runs the
day by th e U nited S ta te s C ircuit
haM DlHM UMt
M«B
cook house a t a loss so as to give extent unprecedented and un­ C ourt of Appeals.
th e m en b e tte r board or a cheaper known before, take into its own
The h igher court held th at the m ag­
New Yorkin Yht. Suoni. Sos. o sas­
ra te than som e o th er cam p in order
azine
had violated th e selective se r­ ton näyttäm ön jo h ta ja n paikka tä te n
bands the task of providing for
to a ttr a c t good men.
vice law and the espionage a c t and iu laistaan h aettav ak si.
Toim i on I
siellä, missä se tulee
The cook house discussion lead to the people and that private prof­ as a re su lt of this ruling it is said vakinainen. T eh täv ään kuuluu k a p - ,
iteering
in
the
necessities
of
life
consideration of general cam p condi­
hyödyttämään työläisiä
the federal au th o rities will soon begin paleiden h arjoitus, puvuston hoita-I
rollien k irjo itu s ja hoito. To-;
tions.
must be guarded against, with crim inal proceedings ag a in st the pub­ d niinen,
istu k set suosituksineen ja p a lk k a -;
Me pidäm m e tä y d e llistä y le istä
“ I t’s a good thing you a re going to scant regard for the so-called sa­ lication.
vaatim us lä h e te ttä v ä osaston jo h to !
s e k a ta v a ra a v a ra sto ssa m m e —
tak e up the cook house question.”
kunnalle m arrask. 20 päivään, 1917. !
tu o re tta ja s a v u ste ttu a lihaa.
cred rights of capital.
Toim een a s tu tta v a Jouluk. 15 p., 1
Ross said, following his declaration
W ILKESO N CO-OPERATIVE
1917.
We should at least go as far FORMER EM PRESS OF RUSSIA
of being an I. W. W. sym pathizer.
STOLE REAL CROWN JE W E L S
ASSOCIATION
“ You a re doing it because you a re in this country in the wav of
NEW YORKIN YHT. S. 8, OSASTO,
(T yöläisten kauppa)
W ILKESO N,
W ASHINGTON
forced to do it. T he tim e has come government control as the gov­
R eports front P a ris indicate that
2056 5th Ave.. New York, N. Y.
in the logging business to call a spade ernments of other countries have th e re is g re a t likelihood of the R us­
MM
a spade and realize th a t th e trouble
done; as Socialists we believe sian ex-tzarine being put on tria l as
w ith us is th a t we a re all too dog-
an enem y of the nation. One of the
goned selfish to get to g eth e r on any­ that this government should go chief accusations ag a in st the form er
even farther, very much farther, em press is th a t she m ade aw ay with
th in g .”— S e a ttle Tim es.
but we are not so foolish as to the crow n-jew els and o th er tre a su re , U K O T JA P O JA T HOI! ¡ » » » » « » « « « « o » » * »
expect the present government which a re the p roperty of the n a ­
Such Cannot Be
P a rra t pois, h iu k set m uotiin.
to take the radical measures that tion. Investigation lias proved th at
the
jew
els
of
the
im
perial
crow
n
and
I’lie Appeal to Reason has sent a Socialist government, for ex
Joe Kosken Shop,
0 Ä lkää u n h o ttak o k äy d ä M ichael- 0
the following communication to ample, would unhesitatingly take. a series of priceless ta p e strie s in the W. 211 Ellis St.
0 sonln tupakka- ja pallohuoneea- 0
Raym
ond,
W
ash
H erm itage and the W in ter Palace
0 sa, kun ta r v its e tte tu p ak k a a , O
the Food Administrator;
It is evident that the two es­ are im itations, the originals having
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m akeisia, m iesten v aatetav aro i- O
‘‘Sir—Let us refer you briefly sential elements to he considered been exported so th a t they m ight be j "l-4-l-4-14-4-l-I-l-l-4-!-4-4-4-l-4-l-H“I-4-4‘4-l
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to the summarized results of an in connection with the cost of preserved for the Rom anoff dynasty I
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0 tila ta puoluelehtiä.
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investigation we have just been living are prices and distribu­ AVIATION IN TH E POLAR REGION o
D 0
A. T. M ichaelson,
0
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RUOKATAVARAKAUPPA
0 0 Puhelin 138-J.
213 W. E llis
conducting into living conditions tion. The two apparent steps
T he v eteran polar explorer, Roald ' 0 628—7th Ellis.
Phone 103-W. 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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among our readers.
necessary to bring the cost of liv­ A m undsen declared in a recen t in ­ 4*
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"We find that the average ing necessities down within the terview th a t he considered the con­ •HH"!"l-l-I"l-4"H‘4 -H -:-H - l - l-4-l-- l'-l"t-4-i-
yearly wage in 1912 was $723.84 ; reach of the masses of the peo­ ditions for aviation ideal in th e north
K ENKIEN K O R JA U SLIIK E
and that in 1917 the average ple are a decissive lowering of polar regions. The w inds a re g en er­
Adam K arjala
ally light, and lienee th e cold is not Tehkää ostoksenne niis- •
yearly wage is $856.-44.
prices and a just, efficient organ­ so severely felt, as people generally
“We find tiiat the average ization of our system of distribu­ suppose. Above all, the atm osphere tä liikkeistä, jotka il- • 432 Fir8t st» Raym
ond’ Wa8h- •
yearly grocery and meat bill in tion.
is stab le and hom ogeneous; th e re are
1912 was $283.40; and that in
Now, we are not going to tell no “holes in the a ir.” T he atm o s­ raottavat tässä lehdessä * • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
RIVERDALEN SAUNA
1917 the average yearly grocery you bow much you should lower phere is rem ark ab ly clear, so th a t __________________________ i
aviation offers the b est facilities for
and meat bill is $531.96.
prices. As we have previously m apping th e regions in question. It
"W’e find that the average intimated, a Socialist government is stra n g e th a t, although for the p ast
JANTAI % teLAUANJT AI.PER
yearly light and fuel bill in 1912 would go to the logical limit o£ ten y ears we have been h earin g en ­
Vaate kauppa.
HENRY KOKKO,
was $31.41 ; and that in 1917 the eliminating all profits. We do com ium s upon th e aeroplane as an RAYMOND----------- WASH.
1120 Godfrey St.
average yearly light and fuel bill not expect you to do this B u t ideal agency in exploration, so very ’
Suomalaiset
omistajat.
Raymond,
Wash.
little use h as thus far been m ade of
is $49.83'.
we do know that prices can and it for th is purpose.
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“We find that the average should be lowered a very great
yearly rent bill in 1912 was deal, that private profits can and i H A A f A f A S K IT T IÄ - | t
(NEW ERA CAFE] t
RUOKAA ATERIOITTAIN, PÄIVITTÄIN JA
$117.60; and that in 1917 the av­ should be cut down a very great i V oitte itse o li* ham nasiaiikäriuoe kSyttBinSlia1
,
,
’
! «■«■raMkitUtt koUmsa, joka «en täyttää, niin
VIIKOTTAIN ,
erage yearly rent bill is $141.36. deal. 1 he prices of living neces- ! ettei kylmä ilm a eikä ruoka biuuo pääse.. HiuU
. .
,
.
.
' postimBksuiu<'en...25c.
"Thus we find that in 1912 the Slties should be reduced to a I ---- LigneU’in Apteeki on suurin—----
ash
foregoing principal items of liv- point that will approximate a s ^ . - o ^ u ; p. a . Ugaeii q >... superior, wi* , ■¡■«H-MM-M-M-M-M-M-M I H H - I '4 'H I I i I 1 I I H -4-M-1 1 1111 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1
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RAYMONDIN ILMOTUKS.
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