The Santiam news., August 23, 1907, Image 2

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ire.e. Nei.her will thè principi«*.* Mr. Bryan advo- W ti».H». AMBI I K » I H»S
cales. for tney are btua-d u.sm justice ami righi,
f*Oh E M H ir. .rruig alrike of tur
ami upon thè faci that all men, high or low. rich
m*,n li><lr «e «re reuumle.! of llm
( rrti> ,cy <4 Arbitolmu. <>r, lo l>- mure ri-
or poor, suould »»e equal tiefore thè law.
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EDUCATES PUBLIC OWNERSAIP SENTI
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he telex ; ha ph ers ’ strike , which now
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Scio Livery «mi Feed Stables
| j'HÌrfrimiil ai '1 aLilit» lo 4rvi*« ami »«,-
' augurai* an e-. Ilable pian (• r a*J)uflcA*
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|ti>m <4 diftereueaa lirtaavu thè man ale*
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ll>e man alw> |aya
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1 he lolegrafliera* alnke ut
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Htuka count rt irith till Im ins Doth al
involve all of the commercial telegraph lime M>r« a l. elnpliaritr thè lari
ami Mankcra.
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lines of the United States and Canaria, can I l'ul.ìn a» mpallit la alm *1 alv><ethrr
alili Ile «Ir.k re. 4ea|nte III« |..l lha(
only result in disaster to some one or more of II.,
th«* p l>li. aiti nr uul ani in)u'e<l »eira I Oar ri^s an fir st-class anti oar horses Qootl :[
’ th in i s. Prices lit asonalile.
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interests involved. As the buain«*M of the country ' ll.aii eillier lite men ••« lite le errarli ;;
o.n.pn.ie.
Th* .liuatl-«— a. il ap|-eara
is dependent largely upon the telegraph lines km a m*a ia .4 4elna r a.lpirim, ni l'l>e ,•••-
medium <»f con muniiatif n, they will experience • line «-nla iglrtnenl of ll»e r«ilr»*ii "per-
p r-e«ita a mo»t a«n*.ua lonli a-
great inconvenience, if not Io'*.*, until the muddle plora
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>b ukJ lilla rlaur, tbe b<e* ami
THEY PURPOSELY MISQUOTE HIM
<l<r. uniti' uro l II.» Ina
u< ttn>4 m-rty, j
im adjuMt«*d.
ilo pili*,« a- -.hi I* tiiinrnii u» \ et il
The demands of the striking U-legrapher» are: An ! I.
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"I jp. ueit III .1 lini mailer in l «oe,
T IS exceedingly st ran-t- thnt our gr»*a’ news­ increase of 15 per cent, in their salaries, an eight - j "liali
all»
^»14* 1<*r l b. et.lue Irmi
T J. Mntihrra, W. F. GUI,
papers, such as the Chicago Tribune, the St. hour day, t > T»e furnished typewriters by the tele­ le. ■> l^lil !.. I ln«\. Ina«., pnl.i l" al» 4>a-
E. l>. M»*r», ì.ì Harnea,
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.4 a.llnnll imiu.lrial UiatlirUune
Paul Pioneer Press anti tne P irflantl Oregonian, graph companit-s and the recognition of the tele­ Il . a • **• alieie ei oimoUa ri»,,ta are
C. A. W aruei.
■n«i4ta-«l —p>»|*il» risina au4 (e-rriin «I
will continually misstate Mr. Bryan’s imsition rela­ graphers’ union by the companies.
, 1,1'l* - almr.'IH pillili- intenr.t« are
tive tu the government ownership ->f railrtab .
Should the n’rike be pre»tract'-d. it will «tM-il dis la'eei» aff.-tleai. all'l av are unalile lo
These pu|H-rs insist that Mr. Bryan is crawfishing aster to the telegraph compani«-*. for it is utterly' levai »Iti, Il ih amh manne» a. In prn
Hm putii
mletrala peui'iuf •"
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on this question, and do *s .«■ for the purjiose of irnpotwible for men or women who ikmshhm the nec­ • ibi-.
<|ilit «I le eellWineril ni thè inaliate ***
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securing the nomination from the Democratic con­ essary technical knowledge, to take the places of , ,<>lruv*ot. A trinar k»IJ^ d-li et In our
pub ir .)ate-n wi-eit eim.nl, r.d latri»
vention next vear.
A Im'taail». tbe prillile il <4 J «t> • ••>■
the strikers. Il will be demoralizing, if not disaa-
When .Mr Br an returne* from his foreign tot r f.ntus, to many lines of buaifiess t int depend upon •rl’l meni i4 la'“>r Irutilila '• a dllticull
me . nifi thè e» la ttoal arie« Ir. ut llie*i-
in his first public address, he defined his position, the telegraph as n means of communication. Should ■ lr-tuldee
are .rrimi» and lOtialanl.« Ite*
(giving it as his »“-r-'-'Kil opinion only I on govern­ the »trike be extended to include the railway tele .outii.,- m*>re eart-ma li ia atarreljr tu
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Ir a .untili Ib.la. ahail f !I f -r»‘- '
ment ownership ami ojier*tion of the railroads. gr.ipiiers. .’m*n t he busiiii-sA if
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a. ku-ialr. B'htf "Ut lai k <4 a.ad.iu atti
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This was before Congress had attempted any re*i- would suffer a paralysis in a more- or less degree ulnlil) lo d.al alili tlm mailer tr.<iu a
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atamlpollil of ju.the B' d mltimun arnee
ulutory legist <tion, the niilri ud* were as arroga’t The striking operators will, perhata. sufft r less il. rrer» ntliar pbaee ol i». Un lina r laide
and domim-eritig ik at any ncriod since t*»e organi­ than any other class of people affected; for the t >d liiainitainit betuetu r«a*'f *n4
a furia, aliare aulotanital interi-ala are
zation of the fir t r.iilroa I company and the federal
raasM there is s
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ricara in al­ iii»id««ni. ara»e atdr lo lake J ulic.al
control idea was in its ineipie t stages.
Ulne, ani l»<ll«|>'*"'Ì tIte leena»
most every, line of business at the present time, ■
amerai rlieturlmti.e ; Imi i lina
.Mr Bryan thought then, and probabk does yet tiiat all can wisiiy get employment in other fields artlmul
Vb** «i«> • Cianwral C oalnw» Milling Bualneta
Fleur
m- ■« m|airt Hit uariH tl a» «e -latri ut
think, government ownership the ultimate solution
ieri» li. lp eoe a 4 imp ietri
A».,in, ta­
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of employment.
ri aanl, il <e * irntarkahle aiutali ri
of the railroad question, lie then, evidently,
We ere in <»>• Fiel.« for Builn.ii
t lour
This business difficulty serves to show upon what
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thougl t that al'.-uiluh' ow ••r- ip was the only fea­ unstable basis our business lite dejtends in some of elau-an.arialdp liete le 'A-lina fame lift
Tra»»« Y<*v»
man or man •!•<• aliali dm "tei a
sible plan by which the g »v -rn ue >t could exercise its imrticulars. As the businessman bases his pro­ i tli-
pitti lor lite jmlii tal aettlrirmnl <4 I la-r
complete and effective c intril. Mr. Bryan was.
l.p-de- adì uul ar mbina ai d a»wk-
fits larg ly upon the attendant risks, it follows that in.
ll»e liuai’.ree it.lrreel» ni ihr nani
no doubt, influenced in this thought by the fact
the more risky a business hazard is. tne greater Ir»; > Iiieli arliv.ni»! r»-e|Ml !•■» Ini-
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tliul the railroad» had always souuht some means the profit must be. Transversiv. the less the risk ii-ea risiila allliotll prej id.re Birre I
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or plan to eva e olieying the law in the post, ami
the smaller the profit required. Hence, in order .-•t atrika. •■»»• un». ih»i tb» , -u «• ■
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they would, proba ly, continue I» do so in th«- fu­
. ver ktnmri. uaa jmlirinua » dal.r
to build a stable business, every risk or uncertainty lui
■untali •■) a itiiit miMi on apaal liy ap-
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ture, if it suited their pl asure to do so. There­
tha* can In* eliminated, the better for the man of p"lli'e<l Why ia il tliaal ar calimit r
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for»-, so long as the railroads remained in private
peni III» pioii-e» and in peruiauaiil
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business ami all concerned.
fa.in-ni?—• l'nrllami le . grilli
ownership, any regulatory laws would exercise, at
Suppose. f«»r instance, that a strike of telegraph
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t Ul.iCAIION
most, but partial control.
1 operators was impossible? The telegraph com­
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Since .Mr. Bryan ma le his New Y »rk speech,
Fruprivlwr
La»» ilari • AT P«>aTi-a*l» «>«4M-
panies not having the strike contingency to reckon
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Dentist
C.iiivri--.* ha-‘'i.ait lit.’, a '.<•>>. ¡t ¡.--Ji"! I'd. will
Jttly Rs IKK I
m its eslimateil expenu* account, could pay the op­
< »H FGON
Fl at claaa work in all l»rnn«*hra of drntlatry.
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exercise a siitisfaet.irv control of the railroads in
Noti«'** ;»hwtwh> glvm hot ««!»•«•( F Itahi IB*«'I
erators a l>etter wage, give them a shorter day and MMit.rMfMh« ivt«ei,t.a*llr»|ti«»tMTii| L»»« !’«
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llavtatf f*tirrh«w*1 'hr atawr namnd
the way of freight an I p.i; »enger tariffs and iii
tonit«t makr fina» fi*r
li m«ri »rt «up
furnish their |«atmns a cheaper service,. In other piH ot
laltU vit
Holl»ra««w\ *nfry A«»
iff Ale
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ìaM'ta 1 fn'Mi ’hr ÌiH-MMn ««»vkonr.
tiie operation yf th«- roads. Mr. Bryan, ns well as
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words, reduce the telegraph service to an absolute sud
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every other advocate of government ownership,
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that «n*. t |»r««oi will
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certainty so far as the o|M-rators are concerned, tri a-. ««.I X H hv
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«h«.»«» < H« a »»aw rt’.h* n h»— A »ih a
would I m * glad if these regulatory la**s. with am­
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and you would remove the element of risk from u»l ||r !..
t«» |»f »• •
Notary Public
i « mimmi th« Itriii.Wll».’ kk 1'
» 4. «tir lo h t in in Stinsi tamv ni rvrry
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endments in the future found necessary, will silve
hi» nrtilln uhi * M’w» l«H»*> ripnn.on I» Hit
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mi) a ■<» a 1« u-imihalttm lo lira! «’*«*»)
the exiwnse account. All other exp«mscs can lie of t hr «a«» I. V If
• mr righi. I ani
the problem. He mid they would prefer the roads
Nuali K<o<.n< ««. •«• •rrX’hi
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reckoned with almost absolute certainty, while the «rii. *i imi», ifrvM'W’» am**» hl »•, «• W«W». Orr
Y-.urw ft»r tHtalnraa,
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should remain in private hands, if government
<»* A*“» ♦*<r4*«n
strike is something unknown. Nor can it he known goti. C Mut uiveirr.
AMH KSO» a m K i *v*F.K.
<ìl< >!<<>!. K< H X>1 .KE
control can lie mail«* effective. For this reason, he
Koala* ri
Iwrnly ymrw «*x|«*r1wiK*r In Notar) nork
so long as the telegraph lines remain in private
ii<l land •Imllng glvra in«* a geurral knoa ir«igc
desire s the pre ent rx|s*riinent to I m - given every
4 w ritten Inafruinanta and land tltlr» Ad
hands and dictate what the pay shall be and how
«itniMraikxi o! criatre earrfully attrn Ivd tu
opportunity bl make g.x»d. and while he does not
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long an ojierator must remain at the key.
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K Milan» >o «-g««», futir i. I» 7 t
ex|M*ct tin- ex|H-riment to tie a success, he hopes
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n«l r latitinrd
I» towrWFf gtvo-M I ha» in « «Huplta«« »
Suppose the telegraph should lw plac<*d ‘in an a Siiti««
It h» r pho »• >»’»•
»l«r a* » »»I ««»■»<»*•• nt
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that it may.
s 1* * vniMIrd I»» *<< <•» »!»•• *■«
absolutely stable basis, as the |M>stal business now ¿«tn«
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It is, then, not onlv unfair for the big ne vi-
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sriataant h a»lt>”g*'«»» l«f»h«»r>, a»
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Did you ever hear of a strike among |x»stmas- Vitro
H MONTANYK
t«“l to all l»r pnwtr an I •»<!«*• by ar< ‘d
juipers t<> inistat • or distort Mr. Br a i's vi -ws ai
Li.
Aufnl I. |«w., * .tolinr f »pmgur »»I iWa
Oregon
ters or railway jsistal agents? Postmasters of raw
Sete
<«• ihty <d \«ui ‘»on. Mat« »«f Wi<-hlgan
they are doing, for such statements are absolutely
ha» i tie »a fi»« J 'n fill ' fl» « li t »a «»fn • a «
small, im,H*cuniuus ollices sometimes resign; and uh
Attorncij-at-La o
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o .«>- lot tt»r |MMV-I»a«v «»I il.r »»%<»!
untrue as well, and they know it.
IM mm * « grneral »«iiYlng «*»«1 airhanga bue»
. « I m* if. «P lie» I • W ¡ »aiMTl'r u«« n
rail a ay mail clerks occasionally quit because of ill- .».*
Notar? FUIMH and Molkdtor
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l4«n* M»a l* al i-uriftil mt«*« au«l <ltai■
Most all of the lug newspapers claim to is- inde­
ol l‘ali*rit» and reti U n ««.
le tutti»* «aOHibìr l»H Ite iMltarror «t«*»«« imms I < mi prhu-iteai riliw
health or a desire to engage in other business. But ««tight
tttai«
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a.*ru-«)tlt«f»>
purpoer
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pendent ami unfettered in their editorial utter­
Itali h»*» «-latin IO K» ! tan l la hur mr Urgí* *•
mcr. tn Wral td Sinwl ALBO Y. URRtìON
who ever heard of a strike in either branch of the an«l
»h'vwor. at .*• 11 ìanl. ‘
<ot«. «»n Ibur»
ances. As'«master of fact, the reverse is true.
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service?
ai»«- ttaiure a» al «»«'•wa»
a •’ Muvagnr. <»1
They are the rankest of imrlisan sheets We do
I Hr)ant
C. ». Bi)«nt
t lg«»»,«■»* gît«« , ia» ul r igar tri foith»n t. tfiv G. M Tt «s«a
M Mi.Airi
The federal experiment of the transmission of g«»u.
» rao» h*«tg «ri )N>ittaod. < «r»g«’H I H«*l
not think they are partisan in dealing with polit­
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the mails has ever been a satisfactory success,
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ical issues; but on all questions in which the views
1«-«a fH*r»t .and» wr fr-,«••• *1 lo Bn-
frue. there is a imatal deficiency at the end of each a'eit«
thru «nu« m ttat»oStw «mor tnritnr «ni I h»th
or intere* is of their real masters, ’’(’ ipitalism,”
Attorneys-at-Laiü
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fiscal year. B it this, everybody knows, is need­ 4a) of M>|H»u«brr,
ora* t»a* ami > nimmt
AUtPRNUN ■. l»Rk*alK
are involved, they exhibit their |«artisanism in­
RrgkMrr.
<M«l».n
Hlork
ÁlJUNl OKKUOM
less. if the railway mail service should l>e relieved
stantly. In all questions in which capitalism and
Nrwl) r fimi T n »>!«"• *U|-phra! «Uh th«-
of the enormous "gr ift” in tne charge for mail
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, H«*nle miih |>l»<•****« si.
I.MW a Y NO HCl
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the producing, or working classes, differ, there is
cars. The deficiency is paid from the general fund
never a question as to the color of the editorial
Oregu»
and everybody is satisfied. Yet no one would see Takvti tip lo thè under»iini«l. al ni? Albany
Attorneijs-at-Lair
opinions of these m*ws|iapera. la-t the interests
fami ■ e»' l li«>ina.,a cl>r»iiiut I m » mare,
tne transmission of minis returned to private man­ «tlillv apot un foreheail, ir» •li-*-» un
of cipitalism in general t»e in question, ami they
officr in Hhirnlwrf Block
fottìi Irvi, ami »III »• itfh alami '«*>
agement because of this deficiency.
w ill fly to the re scue instantly. In their opinions,
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<>••■*» mn bave thè animai lo
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Now, the telegraph service could lie handled, by l»r ring • » i>rr*lup ami patini! m---»»ar)
capitalists, as a class, ran never lie wrong. The
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the government, in the same way that our postal rl|«i.»*»
keystoDe Shiou l'aita.
inter st.s of capital must la- defend«! at all haz­
Tau.aa, <> b « u .
affairs are handled. Then telegraphers' strikes
ards. regardless of the interests of the producing
would become, like postmasters* strikes, something
or working classes.
Only I lrat>CI*M shop in thè Cl.y
unheard of or unthinkable. The telegraph busi­
«O ¡O. ESTA ft BRüKrR O
Mr. Bryan views economic questions through a
«having
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ness would then be absolutely stable, the operators
Ila» l uning
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«viltà
different pair of -p" *t u-li-s
W tie he would pro­
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MmmptHMng
satisfied and the patrons would enjoy a busi ess
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tect capital by law, he would, also, protect the in-
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stability not now po sible.
Farm and <ìt? |imp»ir!>rs I n » ugh! and aoid
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t' re-st s of tii«1 producing or working classes as well.
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<IHiR(IL DAVIE.
Tne tendency of all strikes of workers in trans-
Proprietor < mi ih nettai cotti ut la» ton lamia.
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Il >-« hi »ant to aril jour fa« tu. I <an aril It If
He would require* all. rich or poor, to obey the law;
It nan l»r »4«*. If you «ant to buy, I cau find
liortation lines, telegraph service, etc., is simply
but would pro’ecl the interests of the producers
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emphasizing the demand for government owner­
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from the predatory designs of corporate and capit­
arrtvre Va«|utnw .
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ship. Some method must be devised by which the
Tha Hrat Piara in Portland to »al
alistic greed.
difference arising between employe and employer No . — Tretam iw aw«i • «»oa 4>vir»«4.
la at
In doing this Mr. Brian incurs the displeasure*
Hara an A bat met <>f Tilla ^rrperedl
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ican be amicably and speedily adjusted, or there irBvv« Al ami for iMtmit
by iba
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of capitalism. Through its servants, the big news-
Urne« Hrirott
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Pup’s Coffee House
will be such an universal demand for relief through N«» «
pa|M*rs, capitalism w ill hesitate at nothing to break
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At Wrat Knd <»fthr M*»rrt«on Htrrai Rridga
'government ownership generated, that it cannot .»’n/wa l»rirott
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down any !•■>. islative or other |s>litical movement
oe denied.
csaaxjcs 3. maser
Irvlaa f«»r « rrvatlha.
* neo im. lit curtail or control it.isnecial privileges.
i of th» r»-al pniKi-ily wm Intond Io pun liaM
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l»«m»Mn< Io Kiner Kn»i
I <w MM-Irt BI «<> nr1l> fcw inonay Wain»'I. nur
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Mr. Bryan is regarded by capitalism as a menace
Proprietor. MiriuiB m-»lvlnc th* lirneMt of our «xp«rl
Arriva» «‘«vaine ........................
A. M.
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> «(abli»hra In law.
to the sjte.nal privileges and protection it enjova, ’ It takes all kinds of people t> make a world. No lo
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and. in order to prevent him or the reforms he ad­ laMt week statements were* sent out to N ews sub- Im «e AtHiny ....
Z. M. HVOl), Manager.
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vocates from coming to the front, the big news- scril>ei8 who are in arrears in subscription on its No. r
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ThliM and BroadalMa
Sal-'owness Transformed
ir» Alban?....
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p:i|H is misrepresent and misquote his public utter­ books. It is a pretty good way in winch u> find
ALBANY. UKKOON.
Arrivo» ('urtai ha
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