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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-16
MEETS DEATH FROM AMBUSH

NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-Ambushed
in lonely spot known as Murder
ers' Field" on the Lincoln road in
the Flatbush section of Brooklyn late
last night Pietro Barilla, well-to-
do hotel-keeper of Woodhaven, was
stabbed and shot dead by number
of men. Barilla is thought to have
gone to the place to keep an appoint
ment, as a letter was found on his
person, seemingly written in blood.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-16
INSURANCE man
Receives PARDON

ST. PAUL, Aug. 14.-Dr. E. j.
Force, former president of the North
western National Life Insurance COM
pany of Minneapolis. has been paroled
from the Saltwater penitentiary by
the state prison board.
DIR. Force was convicted of grand
larceny and sentenced to serve three
and one-half years on May 26, 1905.
The charge arose out of the misuse of
the company's fund by the old man
agement. The company has since
been recognized.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-16
OFFERS BIG BONUS.

OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. IA. R..
Peacock of Pittsburg, who is sum
mering near Brookville, Ontario, has
offered bonus of 100000 to the
firm that will build him motor boat
with a guaranteed speed of fifty miles
an hour. The Hereschoffs are con-
sidering the proposal
Since coming to the st. Lawrence
Peacock and his sons have acquired
collection of motor boats valued al
$50, 900.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-16
COMMITS SUICIDE.

PARSON. Aug. 14.-Stuart Hunt
ley, rs years of age, en- route from
California to his home in Decatur,
Illinois, committed suicide today here
by taking poison. He was recently
robbed of his money, was divorced
from his wife and estranged from
other relatives. He is said to have
money in a Los Angeles bank and an
estate in Illinois.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-16
ANTI-GUGGENHEINI MAN.

NOME, Alaska, Aug. 1.-THE cleo
ton returns show that James Wicker
sham, the anti-Guggenheim candi-
date has been elected to congress
The Guggenheims voted 800 men who
had not been here a month.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-16
HIS VIEWS.

Passenger Agent-Here are some
postcard views along our line of
railroad. Would you like them?
Patron-No thank you. rode
over the line one day last week and
have views of my own on it.-Ex-
change.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-16
KEENE's HORSES SENT SOUTH

NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-One hum
bred horses belonging to the stables
of James r. Keene and J. B. Haggin
will be shipped to Buenos Ayres on
August 20 for breeding purposes and
to take part in the races there. This
is the largest single shipment Of
horses to a southern country since the
present depression in the racing
game here as the result of the anti
betting laws.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-16
TAYLOR WILL RETURN.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. LEX
Governor Taylor announced today
that he would return to Kentucky
after the elections and stand trial for
completely in the murder of the late
Governor Goebel
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-16

HAD PREDICTED GREATNESS.
GLOW do you like running street
carr"
1T amt so bad" replied the boy
graduate. However"
yes
81 don't think much of our class
prophet. Kansas City Journal.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-16

Try our four year o1d port and
sherry wines at $500 per gallon. H.
J. Hall & Co tt
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-16

Certificates OF location for sale at
the Bonanza Office.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-16

Certificates of location FOR sale at
Sh's once
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-08-28
skl''|Iy ,Ej;SE4S{i(:yII

In these days genius is the capacity
for taking gains.-Life.
There are enough serious things in
life without considering yourself one
Of hem.-The Cynic's Calendar.
How much would Shakespeare
have written IL he had been buying
and selling stocks on a margin?--
Life. 4. g.,-,4....4' 4. -.
my wife made an engagement for
me to dine at the Bings. / forgot and
went fishing" Catch anything?"
mot until got home. Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
A very slim girl named Miss Bratten
Once went to skate at Manhattan.
She soon struck the floor,
Said she: well, before
! skate any more / must fatten."
-What-To-Eat.
Wife-"I've invited one of my old
beaux to dinner. Do you mind?"
Husband-"M Mind! Heavens, no! 1
always love to associate with lucky
people. Life.
Nov, don't deny it, Rose. You
wore my shoes?" "Only once-my
feet hurt me so, and / wanted some
thing comfortable. "-Meggensdorfer
Blaetter.
Curate-"I haven't seen your hus-
band at church recently, Mrs. Bloggs.
What is he dofng?" Mrs. Bloggs-
E be doin' six months, sir!"-
London Opinion
Knicker-"I was sitting up with a
very sick friend last night, tell
you" Mrs. Knicker-''Yes / sat up
with his sick wife all this afternoon.
-Harper's Bazaar.
do you consider your nerve is suf-
f1ciently steady to fit you for an air.
ship navigator" well, I've been
out in a canoe with nervous fat
CIR" Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Nell aude has a new DRESS
maker; what do you think of the fiji
of her new gown" Belle - "P
shouldn't call it a fit; should call it
a CONFUSION. Philadelphia Record.
Molly-"When you spoke to faith
err, did you tell him you had $500 in
the bank?" George Eyes" Molly
And what did he say?" George
He borrowed it. '-Sketchy Bits.
s She buys a gown,
The best in town,
Expends three hundred dollars,
While hub, the worm,
Can only squirm
And turn his cuffs and collars.
Washington Herald.
Prospective Tenant IT should
want the studio for sculpture. Care
taker-"Ye sir; some of these is
rented for that. There's sculptor
Wondering next door, sir - Har-
per's Weekly.
MAJ" ''Well, dear?" "Does tn
Bible honestly say that we gotta love
our enemies?" YES" "Gee!"
whats the matter?'' Tt wisht
I'd "a picked some different enc
mics. "-Cleveland Leader.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-08-28
Boats of Concrete.

1t is predicted that the use of con-
crete in bodybuilding will largely
take the place of iron and steel. Large
boats of reinforced concrete have been
built already in Italy, and five of
these, of 120 tons and more, are in
commission in the Italian navy. The
first of these boats, a 120-ton barge,
was built in 1906, on the plans of Mr..
Gabellini, an Italian, who has given
his whole attention to reinforced con-
crete, and for many years has been
conducting experiments with this
class of material. This boat, which
was built with double bottom and of
the cellular type, was submitted to
severe tests in the Specie Arsenal,
where a much larger boat built Of
iron and with an iron ram was di-
rected against it without producing
any considerable damage. After some
time, and in consequence of the salts
factory results given by his first boat,
four more of these barges were or
dered on account of the Italian navy.
Experiments and trials on a much
larger and more important scale will
shortly be conducted. - Harpers
Weekly.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-08-28
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE
PRODUCER AND THE ARTIST.
The Fable.

The Fable. -
The hen remarked to the muIey COW,
As she cackled her daily lay,
THAT Is, the hen cackled) It's funny how
Z. I'm good for an egg day.
I'm fool to do it, for what do get?
MY food and my lodging. My!
But the poodle gets thatc-he's the house
hold pet,
And he never has laid single egg yet
Not even when eggs are high"
The muley COW remarked to the hen
As she masticated her cud
THAT Is, the COW did, swell, what then?
:. You quit, and your name is mud.
I'm good for eight gallons of milk each day,
And I'm given my stable and grub;
But the parrot gets that much, anyway
All she can gobble-and what does she
Not dribble Of milk, the dub.
But the hired man remarked to the pair:
" You get all that's comm, to You.
The poodle does tricks, an the parrot kin
swear,
Which is better thin you kin do.
You're necessary, but what's the use
o. bewailin' your daily part?
You're bourgeois workin's your only ex-
cuse,
You can't do nothin' but Jest produce
What them fellers does is Art"
Cleveland Leader.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-08-28
How Il Happened.

True, the night was dark, but he
appeared to jump deliberately in
front of the automobile"
Force Of habit. The poor fellow
was an actor and naturally dived Tor
the spotlight. Kansas City Journal,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-08-28

VNdoAAAAS
At the point of a pistol, three al
legged thieves were captured in New
York by a policeman while they were
in the act Of robbing five sailors OF
the United States cruiser Prairie
The governments petition for a re-
hearing by the United States court of
appeals of the case against the Stan
dard Oil company of Indiana has
been filed and represents, it is au-
chemically stated, the administrations
attempt to have the Elkins act and
the interstate commerce law from be-
coming futile.
indicative of returning prosperity,
Acting Comptroller of Currency Kane
has stated that under the last call,
reports of the condition of national
banks shows since December indfvid-
ual deposits had increased $4,000
600 and total resources S306,O0O,0OO,
while the liabilities of banks for gov
eminent deposits decreased S104,O0O,-
600, bills payable $47,000,000, clearing
house certificates s74,OOO.OOO.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-15
PLAN COTTON MASS MEETING
Lcv Prices cxzss Tuzzis-Gruvsrs
and Hs7tlers Nay cc-nSre

Ns=PAis. T.zz--If The sz,seavurs Ct
HarvS- Jordan, president Of the >ogtA~ru
Cozrou AssocsstSsu- are szers<sszl. Mem
Ph5s VII 5000 entertain th= largest
gathering Of bankers. merchants AID
eost0a PlGzte-~ ever hell n The SaG-k
IN a ularsrer r1ss -1s~riz-
R-c-z-ix Mr. JoCyzAz sas b=~z h.sie.--,i
with ssters frvm Prominsnt Planters
frum al over the c0rtan-rais5zg irssrscr.
Ezi M a few -serrAazcs a-sl bankers.
npurtuzing hin 70 c4u together the
PrusslseSrs of c0sro1 10 take aSsS1a ant.
Z Po~s5bl-. stem the te1iezey toward
as~ Prsc~s n s0srOu
Mr. Jariln selected Memphis A. shs
sIEE whssA, hrisgs bsss results. All -
tbs s-.E RscharI Cheztha-- faru,sr SEC
--tary Il the >aGsh-rz C0ssoa Assosi1-
szaa- cane 10 MemPhis NouslAv 10 ezlEss
the cOopsratioz 0f the eirizszs Of this
ctr N the novezl<zr-
Mr. jordan believe- tia. Il the E.sxt-
Izx : e1lls,i azsi W~-uPhi1zs vii saSs
Al active part N It's Pr0u1ossuu- u0s Is~s
than l0.A0o peopI~ vii BE IN Arreni1zrs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-15
THAN BACK TO MATTEAWAN
Court Rules rhas tia Prisoner Xass
Wait ca Hss Appeal

White Pains. y Y.-Harry n ThAv
vii have 10 r~nzaia N the state HO-pi-
,aI for the Criminal Izsaze n 1Eatssa-
van y. Y. until the Court Of Appeals
shall 1echss whsShsr he Is snrItled 70 4
hearing before jury to d~serzliae the
question Of his sanity
Justice Nils Of the Supreme Court
refused rec~ntIy 10 grant the APElscaslo1
Of Thaxs counsel for jury triAl oz the
sanity glssssaa- ami decided to heAr the
ca-e himself The hsaring Was 6xsd for
today
Wk~n Thax was brought into court
biS mother AMI several relatives we're
pr~seur. The Pri~oneris e0guS~A again
HsoveJ for a iury trial Iad Eh<a this
vas S<uied Es&e-i that TAas bs 4is-
charged fruul custody "a The g-UsInsl
that the JURY N the Last tFial for nar-
der dsi uas sa1 him iasaae- his Also
was 4eai-L
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-15

ne arusa-ancs % senator " Mr.
-rv Crars q Sf1sssa-a iIssr-s. apon tie
Rauublfran scene a. ehief -aslvissr-
d Chairman ElEehc-cz n he ula1~
1.sausar q Mr Tafes campaign. 8
regarded as further unuisr1a1hls svt-
a@nce q The alliance ef the Reruhlk
-an -arrv with rha trust interests for
rhs alecriuu cc rafr senator Crane
nav not - very vel knowu By the
farmers ant laborfnE u1su ot the Wesr
but b. has a very extensive AID IN
innate ACQUAINTANCE IN Wall street.
aua win the rruss-protscssd Interests
Of rhe east. He eslcuES 20 that hrrle
evserie cf raeu who rule the Uutrsd
Ssaees senate He is the principal adj
wiser os senator Nelson w AldEich
Of Rhode Island. who stands II the
read az the Standard OIL list Of ssna-
tors senator Crane IS second n
command
The failure Of Chairman Hitchcock 3
campaign for Taft had made it nsces-
sary for the Republicans to form q
closer relationship with tie trusts In
order To procure funds with which
to carry On their propaganda No
man Ia better suited 70 DO the ce-
merrinx than Is Senator Crane He Is
a Republican Of high standing and Is
a trust uagnate- Els interests lie
with those Who ars nsancpolSts and
with tie grUSEA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-15
UNITY or ALL CHURCHES
ra--- of G-ess s<ruo1 ey ceppss
sksIourz cf Iexs&

New 0rieAns. LA-As mass Hls~sin-
n the Atkeuasum Tonight Ceppas >hsi-
buru- Il Dallas. Tex Frvashssl to =
grvas Gpiserrr 4sseusiiH- the Iatersa-
sb1uaI MHs-sruarv Csnvsnssaa OF the
Churvhss e Chriss
Nr. >heisuru sao& a. In thruis the
tEes that an ia>eripg5aa sas written ea
the crus. q Chri-t ia three sengua-,s.
ant isvsiep~t from ghss 5ns,plsuE IA ar
s'Im~ut showing hsw Haa.tsrn churvhss,
II al crv~'is are pu>hing 1sSbe demsnli-
uasssual harrisrs IN f1vur Of ziars Lats-
mate rrlatEors wish sach other
The teE~ u eEr PrSaehinx Is chang
i1g fruu intolerance - t1ler1ne~.- Mr.
>hsihurz sasA -Ubl lss'1~s that newer
Usre important arv beng droPPs,i- Gai
there = an insrsasia,s seHsss II broshsF-
arost. aasl sc Are ib-Fs-.e,1 10 emphasizes
sh~ shia-rs n wks-h - Agrs~- The old
segregated churvh = giving GUay- anI
there = 4 raFbliy gruNtug -~atEHsas II
tEEgr of Christian u1p1n-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-15
METEOR ExPl00ES.
Asrolits Greatly Alar=s Resitsats
Nea- RusselIviIie. Ca

Atlanta IA trsE1eBAoas mstevr
Which explasis,f n i Was faIlEag. ere
atel a FazIe throG-hogE N0gta Ss-ar.si1
aAss night The sound af the sxp10-laa
va heard anI the e,,z-ussioa Va fsl1
fsr mikes arOgnL NIay Psople sPrang
frvua sheir beds n Wid fright. thinking
is was an earthquake Or an exPlosioa
Of dynamite The meteor vas seen fall
iz- IN the southwest about Il 0ieloex-
IL rs>@rthIe,i an immense ball Of iTe. azsi
Travelled rarOggh sPae~ wIsh iassonesiv-
abe raPStiry. throwing OF . great
shower OF sparks
Before It reached the earth the aer0-
Ike burst into thousands Of fragments.
with report Ike the exPlc>5oa OF tons
ct zirro-gy yls~riE- The meteor burst
rear kiHs-rou. twsary miles south OF
hers- >,veraI persons there say that
after the exPba>5sn bits Of hot gravel
ralas,t dgWu Ike hal What ! sup
Pss.s,t 10 o. the FrIaeip4l fragment u
the m-tsaE strIeS the earth 1hoGE four
mites frgm kIarsSoa- masking = tn
m<a,iuus hale In ske groun,L
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-15
P. o. INSPECTOR C0wHIDED
Alleged 70 Have Inszlrst Lady
Clerk II Pcs-o5sea-

Ha-lz. Ga--Ca air~l >sGtes Pastofaes
Inspector tse0rge Hill Wa a.srvilssssly :
eOwhbir,i here BY R0ssmastsr Nillsr
because Of alleged imPruPsr coaiISct b.
the Inspector u Nrs- HATTIE Eklers. =
pretty young Esi0W employed n tie
psstOfieS-
HiII eaase here 20 ehe~S up the ofse~.
aa1 Il : aII~--l that daring the check
ing his cuGstucs was - aEsn-lve 10 MIR
EIBers TIA. he befs the ofse~ ant Weas
~ h~r aon~ mar BY Th~ youHg WOMAN
t1sI ber story 70 Postmaster Miller
The latter AZ onrv PrVrur~d a stout
eow hi.le. Auzre,i uP Iasp~ctor Hill ani
thrashesl hi,n- Miller dnt mt 4ult a1Eil
the euWhsEe was Eorn cut and Hill sas
sari<kins tor mercy May citizens ait
z<=sr,l the eowAslin- 1al aPplAEsie4 Nj
A~r- Hi vii - rsP~rtssi 10 the depars-
wssrr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-15
Th- Pa.nrs Mrn- Nlrrrc.

Irving RaehsIter. the novelist. Is o
unusually asrs-ah1s APPEARANCE aae
address Once When he was 4 reporter
c1 4 New YORK morning newspaper
ths Sunday editor saht 20 him
I want you 70 write me gDoc
story about the trials AMI discourage
meuts Of men Who are boxing f1l
work in n biz cftv- Get Up early to
morrow. put on saEe Old clothes are
visit all the places that advertise tal
male help In the morning paper Gtvs
an account q thss number ot applicants
and the kind o. men they 1re. and dss
scribe vivitly the feelings o. n pooi
devil who. perhaps. has had 10 break
fast ant has walked miles because J.
hasn't s0t earfaFsa. and then meets dis
appointment after disappointment
Draw il good and strong on the path0s
People like 70 read that sort OF thing
At uouu the next tav Mr. BaeheElsi
appeared at the Office erestfaIlsn-
I'm afraid I cant make anythin
cat of that story. he said to The Sa-
day editor
What's the trouble
I've gue three Jobs already and 1
premise q Two more
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-15

Tns rad hog. s1st a u1nrurisr. =
TIRE u1n Who seurrhes ca frsqusurec
highways. sho kflls chickens ant ,tugz
Elesfully. Who slays human beings n-c
then makes o. The road angel
lie paused H cuuEd not thi1k o.
words sufficiently llutar0rY % the ruae
angel AZ teugtA he said
That rare. bat Increasing tvps. the
road angel may he told inf1lNblv b.
ou@ sf<n- The rUaH angel slows toEr
81 thar TIE dust q bis great ear u1s
not azroy the passing pedestrian AND
What blessings are rai1ed ou hts head
Ths pedestrian ssss the oucouiz< car
IN its swirl u dust He shrtaks as t1r
away as possible Ffe tErus bis h@ac
aside and puts his haadkerchf@s Ovsr
his mouth and nose. Azd b. with {
gracious SuafIe- the rraa angel sloxs
toEn- hs passes the pedestrian With
10 more DIST than n blcyeis wUGlc
make
When yug rses Efth the ruaa IN
gel 3nur neglect To tk1nk hlnI- BY ths
SANE token shake yuur ass ant shogi
1hEs@ at the road hog Who su-ocatss
VOC IN his eGss. for A~ knows quit.
weH that Is totzx a rude azt self
Sd thing
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-15
s-axING DOWN THE TRUSTS
crzrtes c. css~ea vs-s wal sere~r
anc Premises Sepeeiicz1 Party
viii Sc Gccc-

Uzter New York date hns oc sep
TENDER - the daily papers Of The euun-
trv publISh a Dispatch from Ehich ths
following q taken
The visit OF Charles c. Dawes cf
Chicag1. formerly euuptrCllzr Of the
currency had more t111snes than any
,hfnz else In aruusirg Wall street IN
eaSfnsss- Mr. Dawes came TO New YORK
primarily to raise money for the Re
publican congressional campaign com
uaftree. and he g-Ts the people he
called upon very clearly to understand
that the Republican majority in the
house Is in danger
Wall street had srseled itself
against the imporruufries Of political
carvasssrs for funds. but Mr. Dawes
visit was unqgssrionAhiy impressive.
TIE psople who saw and heard him
were convinced that Ne really meant
what he said when he announced thar
unless means were taken to arrest the
eurrerr and change the situation the
Derccrais wgald swing into cuntrol
of the popular branch Of congress and
probably elect a president Mr. Dawes
did zct e1n1ne his visit alcce 70 hank
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-15

There are comparatively Few rivers
Oc laE sizs or tuDortaaes in Aastragla.
and 4 local learned professor az
science has been explaining the rsa-
scn- In consequence OF the geological
formation of the commonwealth most
ot irx rivers are AT present imprts-
oned suhterransan streams. RE De-
cL1res thar one at these Underxruura.
rivers IS the largest In the world. be
ing 10 less than 200 miles wide and
running right through the csnrer cl
the euntf1sut- II these vast supplies
Of zuheerraneaR waters were brought
70 the surface and property utilized
Australia would become the richest
country in the world-WestutnsS
Gaxssre-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-15
lfNCHlNG AT LULA. MISS.
A.sry Moo ArerSes Shooting CT
cczd2eror Kendall

NemPhis. Teua-EIEiz-i wish whfsSv
Izs4 eO.aaias- yesterday afterzaaa- ~aiIe
returning 20 Lala. Mss froa Heisn1
ARK wA~r~ they hHl bs~a 70 Asa<
BoSker T. Wa>hfa-tau 5evtur~. two uss-
zru<s shSs doxa anai perhaps fatally
x0gzsis,1 Coa,isesor J. e. Keuial, xAo
aa-t eharge Cf the sxrurssou srain- The
sEaeziy osSurrv'l Wh~a a stop Was uia.le
a. ana as 3=s5 g'e5csS-
Ezrase,1 over the 3~~.i- a aisb Of sixty
neu xatasre,i AZ the depot azs Frv@PsIy
tesk the two nerves. Jim ant Fr1z&
DAVIS. frsm the eIlsso.ly 0i DsFGty >hasr-
Il W u Dsrker-ou and sEua< them 70
a tree Coutlctor Ksaei1u va 5r0U..as
10 Ne@Pai> Asi Piarv-I IN the city As--
gltal- ami At An earlv hour thls ularn
Izs Als life w1s fast ebbing away- The
physicians have hsrle asPs Tor his *
s,FN@rW
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-15
TRUsr CONCERN ENJOYING arc
MONOPOLY sEEss TO IsTIwE
DATE ENpIoVEs
TAFT GAVE HIS APPROVAL
REPUBLICAN cAScg os-E SANG
TONS plan 70 roIo rAREAT
csER WoRsINGNEN.
~ ages Reduces ~ Tari- rresect-1
''eassrl-5s4si 6eee. 81. Sea
ssrssisr sf Pay csrsinsers en-
Tsfts Elertcr.

Chiragu. Ssptsmhsr fSrsclaD Tbs
TRUSTS muucpuilss ant heuerciarfes u
aiEa alrtr have inalx1rated aaex
taetr scheme - tnttutttting their en-
p,cges 90 vote far Tar. This fern
q bribery Is we'll Illustrated tn the
aottre Nhich has been posted IN the
shers cf TIE Standard Roller BAN Bear.
tng Company cf Phiiasseiphi1. a copy
q which has cuuie tnfo the hansts q
ne usuncrarle uaslonal euu1mltts~.
The uafice reads
'rhs re,tIcshru q ten PER cenr IN
wages LAST winter was % have been
r~sforp1 when Business cuuinriaus
would Eurrlnt IT, while Ne are busy
a. present ss feel rhat ia ruutinua-
rian viii dersna arcn the resuir of The
prsst,ientiai election. ant that IL NJ
Tart - elected general tmprove-
msut IN al Ines % business viii sr-
sulr
On Mover Der = We viii. therefore.
restore ths & rating % al employees
whose Wages were re,iuee,i ten PER
evnr- last winssr. provided Mr Tar
Is elected presht-nt
tStgns,u = ; EvELAND
President
An Investigation reveals the fact
hat before th.s uctice vas posted Mr..
t.veland mais a trip 20 Efas Springs.
Va. saw Mr Tar. ant oerained bis
approval % the course NJ E,veIArlt
admitted that b. h.bf aoue this when
questioned about ghe matter. ant
stated that others IN the irun and
sEe-l business would fl the sane
II NiiI D. ucticvd that the rvyiHrtisn
in wages vas made last winter una~r
4 Republican administration. anf stln
cuuriuues While the cuucern 10 enjoy
ing the benefits % the Dinglsy tariff.
which r has had for It wears. u
should also De observed thar the 10
ric~s cite the fact. we are husy az
present 81 that the ADVANCE mlght
SOW b. made as WIS promised Bat
the company Is holding out the hrths
thar tt wtll aoE be uats unlsss Tar
Is elected
Mr. Eveian4 said further when these
rlcts were ealIsd 20 his attention.
rhat his COMPANY hAt t,aa8 men At
work nox. AMI thar ert-rs were PHI
ing up 50 FAST thaf We can hartlY catch
au with them In spite ot thar 10
holfts over the heats of bis employees
the threat thar their wages wili aoc
De- restored Il Bryan Is xleefst
In explaining whT be had REDUCED
WAGES aasisr Roosevelt aud pruuoss,l
20 restore them aHasr Tar Mr Exe-
and salli
Tar hs a very .i1rsrsur nan sruu,
R1CssVeir lf 10 Al righr far he 1e'l-
ei~ agf west 70 rhins rhat Tar . h1sr
Ike Roosevelt Just keep them taiHk
nE thaf NaF bat N~ "a TIE east amos
different AhE there IL ID euugar-
asan hsfNsen ehs rka-
The standard Company Is trust
ant ennE-uas th@ -uiisr aad bearing
arfruE af -Ie country q makss ~
suluI 1fe~l sa.I 1sarra<s ass,i "a ehiE
F t~sns utl~r skar@s. ant alsn So 1ga
aaI a~aFfnxs the ar-sse zl.Uis. Ia
shs -szun- --T fsr li.s aachinss Among
aaUss $50 AZ ilFsresu-,l IN e are ~
lua.ss#si.rs ant Asss1rs - Ssw YHrx
aaf saesrll ar rs Erecfars ARE also
llre~aaFs e ne Eziss,f ssares sss-i
crust rls eumuaag ma4nzI-ns an
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