Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-12-05

n ear etarantee an Individual against the
rss,lt. N IA eTiraVaRance, When an in.
dividual mortsAees his house to puy an
automobile ne insites disaster, ana wneh
weaNny ,,,as,y sn " % % W. ,oc,,shiy eager
o. ssa,..a ~ s,,es, Ns,d,lrs IN reckIesa spec
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@ s,,.,,s. IN. ~ T,ture of ali their in
W. 49,. tss,n~.citsocnt for thew EXPOSE
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He u..,1s ~ -1tlid@ - corgras. ana
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says VI .,
IN counyyt. pl Lsuen p"enve N,, .s".
growth a. ow " 10 prouaoiy wen .nas
every dozen sats oI y the .arii iaws
should pc ga * ,1nnTdpsT III eneo
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ses,a .rsn, a. srcouraqed There
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lhue. Iii, rot onIv al
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soou w onsoaa. .h"t - the difrerance in
neIo Inu ess W. 49, ehrood for ne
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wenoens s. y. ~ X..ar,.an v,i,cv
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hon a.. .aa..., ss az ohensa ha,ro
s tlne anu .ns ,',. \. - e ,,,,,r, ~ ~
su1h M ~ ~ s,u.,s.,, $3.50 w 49, T., thn hus,ys".
Is 80 ~ 80 m iIa.st NAV for
Vo,a"h snS tsoticns, ro,tivss The aois
",S.nts.S seSS shn,,sS n, ~ sec that the
o',..s to.sI " $500. I .nre.ent fhe nub-
~. M. ,.ssn. that The auhiect
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zee - 'nracativ,g a r,TSai dAnfipl election. be-
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concIusIvsls. rhoivn that At such a time
II /. ir,nosslbie "a res men to treat II from
~ .tsrdnelnf ~ 4iie public Rood. In my
t,Sgr,ant tl,e ,viae dina to deal with the
v,ettar 4 lSnmsdIafeiv after such elec-
.,or I" --5- lfl
VI. h.s.i,,,.J, 40 th. tor,tr nm
ae "sns ~ ~ ~ s,,ln
paper Anu MoVN ~ ii.
ne revlsw. NV s.lA. " up ~ o onpot-
vious IscoIl.'sn1@l.er s, NV ~ 'nS ,nco,n.
men. OF AsuFa' aayteiiseSe -''N
TAX leWs. ..., :.
Attention Y cameo % wv prosecutor oi
wealthy omendeN Asalhst the nAuOh~I
laws. and IN TINS eonneouon ne asks that
the laws under Ehich tnese prosecuuons
arg brought De strehstheheu anu "l~ue
more definito.
ms IT.. 80 .ha
Ene VS.
AOu"e Oh i''uhs'
Instances III abuse IN the granting Of
injunctions IN labor disputes continue to
occur, and The resentment in the minds
Of those who feel that their rights are
being invaded and thelr liberty Of action
and Of speech unwarrantably restrained
continues to grow. Much Of the attack
on the use Of the process Of Injunction Ii
wholly without warrant; but l am con-
strained toA fpress the belief that for
sorns Of II there y warrant. This ques-
tion is Decoming more Nno more OF prime
Importance. ana unless the courts Will
themselves deM with u IN enectVe man
ner, 1t Is certain ultimately 10 demand
some form OF Legislative action. II would
be most unfortunate fof our social well
fare II we should permit many honest
and law-abiding citizens to feel that
they had Just cause Tor regarding our
courts with hostility i earnestly COM
mend to the attention OF the congress
this matter 30 that some way may be
devised which will limit the abuse Of In
functions and protect those rights which
from time to time 1t unwarrantably In
vades. Moreover. discomfort Is often ex-
pressed with the use of the process of
injunction by the courts, not only In Ia
Dor disputes, but where state laws are
concerned. / refrain from discussion OF
this question as I am informed that 1t
will soon receive the consideration of the
supreme court"
OF other legislation In the interest Of
labor he favors federal inspection Of rail-
roads; providing limited but definite COM
pensation for accidents to all wOrkmen