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La Junta tribune., 1908-09-26
ceotes, Notice.
DEPARTMENT or The INTERIOR. !
UNITED SrATKx LAND OYyIcE 7
Pueblo. Colo. s1I,t. ~, 1905. /,

A SUFFICIENT CONTEST AFFIDAVIT
"A having been filed in this Office By Anna
{. ark. contestant, ne.inst Homsstsad Entry
No. HES made septic mbor II 1901, for southeast
quarter southwest quarter section twenty.
eight. cast half mort wost quarter, southwest
quarter northeast quarter section tbirty, three.
town hip twenty Ave south. range hfty-six
west. by sarah A. Dnrnesl tnow deceased) con-
t..steo in which IL Is alleged that said Sarah 4.
Darneai has entirely abandoned said land that
the ouly improvements she ever made ON said
land was = twelve by fourteen frame shanty
huilt IN the fall 0f 1871. which she removed III
the fall Of 1902 that No part Of said land has
ever been cultivated nor fcnced by her, and
and that said entry woman never established
. residence nor lived tberson; that this afiant
T. Informed that after the said Sarah A. Dar-
neal abandoned said land. she died leaving the
following heirs. t~wit:
Rhuhama Lamb Bozoman. Montana:
Ella Howe, San Francisco, California:
yulia Ford. Jamestown, Missouri.
w. d. Mcdonald. jamestown, Missouri:
J. &. NrDOnaId, lAmexfOWn, Missouri. and
Amands Shell. L. tuuta. Colorado.
That this afiant knows Of hsr own kno~i-
edge that said heirs Or any Of them have since
all other times, failed To cultivate or Improve
aid land, or u live Thereon, or 70 do anything
wi,ntsoeyer TO show nn intention 70 cultivate,
improve OF live upon said laud. Now. therefore.
said par.ies are hss.by notified 70 appear; res
lsonsi and offer evidebc1 k0uching such nlicgn-
tfon.at 10 o'clock a. M, On Ootober t6. 1908
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ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON

District Of Colorado. ~.
On this twenty FIRST day OF ScptSmhor \. p
i0tS. o., resdine the petition for discbarge, y
4 ordered 3 III Conrt thss & asarins p Ss hss
rurtcy, % ~ 4 Roop No. 3oi in The Federal build
ins q Pueblo, in said District, a. ten o'clock
DnhIished in Ia JUxTA TnIBUNs, pswspa-
~ ysinssd in s.id district and that All know.
spnssr et TIA time and place and show cau.,.
II AM they have, Why the prayer of snid pstt-
tiouer should mot b. granted
said Reiercc shall Aend By mail to all known
crsaitors. copies Of said petition and this cr-
Witnsss, Tie Honorable Robert =; Lnwi:
Judge Of the said Court, and fhe ssal snsre", y,
September 1903
.r.r.l Clerk,
y, GAKpsEs n. tisEHHE,
Deputy Clerk.
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Notice TO, puhIie.,ion.
UNITED >rArss LASn orr

UNITED >TArKs Land OFFICE
PUEBiA,, Colo, Aus. -, ia0s /,
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Lawrence Roy. Of Higb,e, Colo, who.
ON November u, 1901, made Homestead Entry
No. I2usi, Serial No. 1is2, for southeast quar-
ter. southwest quarter. section y. "hst hall,
northwest quarter, northwest quarter, north
west quarter. section u. township p
south range IS west. 9th principal meridian.
year proof. to establish claim to tho land
alDOVc described. before Clerk Of the District
t'onrt, at La Junta, Colo. ON the oh dny Of
October, 1905.
Clnimnnt names ~ witncsses: Eucibio
PHdillo. Juan y. Tnfoyn. John l.. Richardson.
Juan II. Coriova, all Of Higbs.e. Colo.
>. ABBEY, Register.
First publication. August -. IaH.
Last publication. October 3, IMS.
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Notice for Publication.

Department Of the Interior. United
September II, 1905
Notice Is hereby given that Juan p.
Duran, Of Higbee, Colorado. who. on
September 4,1903, made homestead ap-
plication 1876. serial number 0S19. for
south half southwest quarter. section
and lots three and four section two.
township twenty seven south, range 81
west, sixth principal meredian. has
five year proof. to establish claim to
the land above described. before the
clerk Of the district court, La Junta.
1908.
Claimant names as witnesses: Chen
cho Saias, F1orencio GOnsales, Pablo
s. A. ABBEY. Register.
First publication. Sebtember 1s. 1908
Last publication. October -. 1908.
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-26
sso.,up,.. Petition for oi.eh.,e..

In the matter of David =. Marsh. bankrupt.
la bankruptcy.
the District Court Of the United States Tor
the District Of Colorado.
David P. Marsh Of La Jpnts IN the county
trict, respectfully represents that ON the nth
dsy Of August last past. he was duly adindged
bankrupt under the acts OF congress relating
To- Bankruptcy that he has duly surrsndsres!
All his property, and rights ~ prol9rty, and
has fully complied y !th all tho requirements
Of said acts and Of the orders oil the Court
t0uchii,g his bankruptcy.
WharofOrc. he prays that he may be decretd
BY the Court 70 have y full discharge from ~
det,te provable against his estate under said
bankrupt acts, except such debts ~ arc ex-
copsod s. Law from such discharge.
TfDntad this 18Th dlay Of September. 1893
DAVID r. MARSH. BANKRUPT.
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Motto. Of Asju..m.n. o.y.
,sTArE OF JEssA A. HUDSON, DEcEAs-

~ ei.
The undersigned. having leen appointed
Aur'lhi,trht'ih n tne est"r y, .es ~" ~.
Vile, ia the state Of Washington, dcceas,si.
hereb, gives notice that she y III appear be-
Monday. the Nth day Of October, A. d. l9Os. ut
shS hour of o'clock. p. M, Of said day. at
which time all persons having claims against
said sstnte are titled and requested to at.
tend for the purpose of having the same asi.
jnstcd. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment Ia
the undersigned.
Dated AZ La Junta. Colorado, this sIs, day
of September, A. ID. 1898.
Ad,ninistrntri1 Of the estate Of Jesss A. Hud.
son. Deceased.
First publication, Septem her NJ. HOS
Last Qualification, October ". I!Dr.
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ce~n.. Ticket

County Ticket
R0R STATE SENATOR
GEO. W. SwINK
Foa REPRESENTATIVE
&. v.RYAN
FoR COUNTY JuDok
h. n. MINOR
For THxAsUnEa
e. y. RvANS
PoH SHKmvv
W. r. sICKENBKRGER
For CLrnx AND REcORDKE
S.w. BROWN
RoR AssEssox
H..w. ADSMOND
For SuPxsinrExDEnr or SCHOOLS
MRS. CARRIE =. MONEY
Pos SUxvnsos
HAROLD X. THONPsON
For CoRorKH
J.R. KEARNs
Fos Cor nissIonkn. FIRs1 DIsrKIcT
l@ C. r. HELM
FOR CoMnIesyOsKs. BEccND DIsTnicT
GEO. ". INGALLS,
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Notice Of Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OfrIcE
htrEHI fnI Ssnf 4 IlN

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Pueblo, Colo, Sept. 1905
NoIlCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Jhmes l.. Richa rdson, of Yeiscr, Colo. who
on Octohsr :, 1908. made Homestead Entry No.
1888, Serial No. Ui2i. for west half northeast
auarter, southeast quarter northeast quarter,
northwe-t quarter southeast quarter. section
-. township ~ south. range - west. sixth
principal meridian has flcd notice of intention
Ia MAX final i've year proof. 10 establish a aim
Il, the land above described. before Clerk of
thr District Court, at Trinidad, Colorado, on
the 3th day of October, IeOs.
Claimant names witnesses: Il. NJ. Tenn
plin, of Trinidad, Colo: ]. Antonio Cordoya,
Of Hoehnc, Colo; Alex Cordova. Of Hochne'
Colo. Dan Watson, of Trinidad, Colo.
i =. A. ABBEY. Register,
First publication, September IL. 1893
Last publication, October IL, 1905.
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-26
Summons
COUNTY oY DTERo. Court.
Ella ". Gaffney
Plaintiff

STATE OF COLORADO In the County
COUNTY oY oTERo. Court.
Ella ". Gaffne,
Plaintiff
~, SUMMONS
Lawrence J. Gafnry.
Defendant
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE Dt tDLO-
RADIO. to Lawrence J. Gnffney. he dcfend-
ant above named, GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear in an nc.
,ion brought against you by the above named
plaintiff In the county court Of Otcro county,
tate Of Colorado, and answer the complaint
therein within thirty days after the service
hereof. IL served within the Stut. Of Colorado,
or by publication; or. IL served out Of the State
of Colorado. within fifty days after the
servlce hereof. exclusive Of the day of service:
or said action may bs regularly set for trial
tbs same us though such nppca rance had been
made and issue had been joined on such com.
plaint.
to obtain a deree of divorce, dis>olving the
bonds Of matrimony now existing bctween
plaintiff and lcfeudnnt, on the ground OF
deSertion. as will more fully appear from com.
pinint 10 said action to which reference is here
made and n copy Of which IL hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified that IL you fail
% nppear. and to answer he said complaint ns
hove required, the said plaintiff will apply
for the relief therein dcnanded.
9iven under my hand and the seal Of said
conrt mt La Jnnta. Colorado, in said county.
this ssih day Of August, A. d. 1875 w.r,,s
[sEAL] Judge and Ex-OfiIrio Clerk, Of the
County Court Of Otoro Comfy Colo.
BY MAIZE HIvHLf deputy.
First publication. August 10. 1905.
Last publicntion. September %. 1905.
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REPUBLICAN, rIcKET

National Ticket.
voR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT
roR E-PRgsIDENT--
JAMES SCHOOLCKAFT SHERMAN
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Notice Of r.eiics,iea.
uNrrKD srArn. Lam

UNITED SrArhs LAM Off1CE
PcEHLo, COLo., sept. ., l0e
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Aidtess Whatlcy. OF Higbce. colo., " ho,
oa Sepiember ~. 1901. made Homestead Entry
No. IisIS, serial No 0722. for southeast quar-
tar, ssciiou II, township 81 south. range IS
~est. sixth principal meridian, has filed notice
Of Intention to make final live year proof to
before Clerk Of the District Court. at La
Junta. Colo, on the 30s b day Of October. 1913.
Clatmant name> as witnesses: John Cars N,
Of La Jupta. Colo: Charles Aadrille. of La
Junta. Colo. Jue Mndrille. of La Junta Colo.
NAxiinano Sulxar, Of Higl,es. Colo.
=. A. ABBEY. Register.
First publication. Septcm ber ~. Ig0s.
Last publication, October II. 1sH.
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-26
SATURDAY. sEprEMBER.2e .2e 1908.

JUNTA Is 4 CITY Of SIN
thousand population aud c"unty
>rat Of Otcru coupty. the greatest
agricultural county in the Arkan-
-ar Valley. thr-e bs-ei >ugar fac
tories being located within it, bonn.
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Ne.iee for 1.eliesuea
UNITED S1ArKs LAM offlck,

-' UNITED ~ ATEs LAND OffICE,
PuEBi.o. Colo. Aug. ~, IHs.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ eiilmnn q. Drenshcr. of La Junta, Col, " ho.
ON Feb ) nus, made Homestead Entry. No.
l:sss Serial No 0i... for southeast quarter,
section ia township - south, range 81 west,
tsntion Ia make final Hve year proof. to cstnb-
lish clam 70 the land above described, before
Clerk OF the District Court at I.n Junta, Colo =.
on the 6th day of October. I.0S
Cinimnnt names rs witnesses. John Isaac.
Eugene Nancolas, George Patterson, John
Osborn. all Of La JuDta, Colo.
:. A. ABBEY. Register.
Firrtpublication August ~, 1905.
Last publication Ocfoher;j, 1.AS,
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heeoFe she RceistAr ard Rsssiser st sAa Cnited
4th}ps Land oGies IN Puea,ln, COLORADO.
aavts, nlcd July -, I9se, sct forth facts y hich
show hat after due dilsiernce persona service
of tails notice cahlot be made. Il Is hereby
nrdesed and directed that such notice b. giv~n
BY due and prop-rr publication.
J. j. LAMBERT, Receiver.
fins pub lication. September ~. l9u6.
Last publication. October n. lsu8.
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-26
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agricultural county in the Arian-
I'll -ar Valley. three bret >ugar fsc-
tories being located v thin II. Bonn, u,
diaries. La JuntS i. located at the Junction "i
three divisions OF the Atcbi>on. Toteka and
santa Fe III mile, west of Kansas CITY,
ISL mile. southeast of Denver. >iNtythr-'
miles east Of Pueblo, and -iehty-onc niiiea
por,h and east Of Trinidad. Iu 1901 the santa
tion work consisting of machine SHOPS store
houses, rutndhou-e. etc The raiiroadcoiti-
pany employs 40 and pays out monthly
at this place over <e,,tfO for labor. The S~iuk
wac erected IN 1906 at cost OF 81 aDm Ia
Junta has just rebuilt aud extended its water
- stem, at AN expense OF SO,UD J., Is owned
by the city. and commenced operations from
source of supply in February, iu'. Tue
altitude 4, t.U4s feet. and the climate taken
the year round. Is unsurpassed. Almost con.
-taBt sunshine chnrsctrrizc> fhr wintar- xnh
n holly cloudy day IL n rnrity. La Junts mas
all the metropolitan cs,ns etstences needed by
city "i 5000 population. including msn, niles
tar, -e~era4c. an electric light plant which
supplies alltiay and nll-night service an ar
titrt ! is.. nlant Of seveb tons daily cApacity,
oi.rD cold storage plant with capncip
~ slosing 500 tons of pure mountain 'ce'
thr rural Tree delivery routes. city letter car
ri-r. Office for local delivery. lire department;
t-lepnone system with GOD Subscribers. and
long distance connection with any part of the
state = school system excrlled by no city y"
the state. employing twenty -sesen teachers
>chool completed in 1907. ten churches, sixteen
secret aui frnternal orders. two banks, SsO,Uo
capital and S7J0000 deposits; one daily and
two weekly new -paIers, opera mouse 81 'o
pacity, manufacturing best quality of vitrihc'i
brick: -four mill Of 80 barrels daily capacity; I;
cement block plant. In fact. La Junts l. one
3f the best towns of its size In Colorado
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-26

state Ticket.
GovESSoR-
JESSE y. MCDONALD.
SUPREME BgNcH.
T-n-year TERM. &. HELM,
Ten. Year Trenholm N. MAXWELL,
Eight-Yrar Term--A. II. KING,
six Year Term-I.. N. GODDARD.
RAILROAD coxAIssIoSgKs.
ix-Ycar Term-G. q. WITHERS.
Four Year Term M. J. GUERIN,
Two-Year Term W. l. DAYTON.
ATTORNEY GENEbAL,
GEORGE l.. HODGES.
SECRETARY oP STATE,
TIMOTHY O'CONNoR.
TREASURER,
GEORGE D. STATLER.
AupIToH.
S. II. STEVENS.
LIEuTESAST GovERSoR.
C. " BENSON.
SUPERINTENDENT OF ISsrKucrIoS.
KATHRINE L. CRAIG.
CoNGkKssMAN.AT-LA
JAMES G. BURGER.
CoxGKEssMAS FIRST DISTRICT,
ROBERT VI. BONYNGE.
CONGRESSMAN SECOND DISTRICT.
WARREN A, HAGtfDTr
PREsIpESIIAL ELEcToxs,
W. W. STORY. in.
c. A. BAI.LREICH,
THOMAS r. WALSH.
JOHN W. SPRINGER.
REAGENTS TO STATE UNIVERSITY.
DIR. q. J. PFEiFPER.
W. ]. KING.
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with American civilization To behold
Without indignant pity The Spectacle Of
the SulfcringS Of little Children | mean
the &uhcrin"$ caused by forced and
unnatural extension of the hours of
Wak"fulneSS. the &ulf'crin"s caused by
deprivation of tim" ana opportunity
Tor play. the suffering caused by tho
physical. mental and moral dctrriora-
lion which is The we'll nigh inevitable
consequence of prcn&tur" toll.
Il thinl, that th"&c who commit the
"n"1lSr against the child are hypno-
liZcd by greed ! think that il * the
duty of the community to deliver them
from such obS"Ssion and to bring home
|" thcm the sense of their responsible
ity.
~" one should lay ~profunc hands
upon u sacred thing. -Nnd what * more
sacred than the life of Il child and the
hope for humanity that lies in every
child:
LIN laying the burden of premature
labor upon the young we deprive the
republic Of the citizenship to which it
is entitled
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The Editors Prayer.

The following is going the round
OF the press without credit:
~ would flee ,flom the city s
rule and law-tlom its fashions
and forms cut Loose and grow
where the strawberry grows on its
straw. and the SUoScberry grows on
its goose: where the scatnip tree is
climbed by the cat as she clutches
Tor her prey. the SuiielesS and
unSilspcctinG rat: on the rattan
bush at play: will watch at case
the saffron COW and the cowlet in
thcl, Glcc. rs they peal in the iov
from houGh to Dough on the TOP Of
Il coWSllp tree aud last while the
partridge drums his drum, and the
Wood-c chuck chuckS his wood. and
the dog icvourcr~ his dogwuuu in
the pimmitiyc solitude. O let me
drink from the mosSmrown pumD
that was hcwn from Il pumDI,in
tree: eat mush and milk from a
real stump, from form and fashion
iroc-new gar'ielcd mush from the
mushroom Vine. and milk from the
III llkWccd SWcct--with luscious
plneapplcS from the vine: such
lood as the goods may eat, And
then to the whitcwaShed dairy I'll
turn. where the dairy maid hast
ennlhg HES. her ruldy and gold
req butter TO chu"n from The milk
Of butterflies and III rise at morn
with the earliest bird. to the
fragrant larmyard pass. and watch
while the farmer turns his herd of
%rlS>hoppcr> ont to grass
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-11-19
Labor viex. of Trade seboo,.

The address of Luke Grant before
the National Society For the Promo
ton of Industrial t.,iucatiop is Of iu-
tcrest. Mr.. Grant said in part:
suspicion aud di>trliSt nf the trade
schools do n"J represent the real at
titudc Of the wH". Garner toward in
huStriai education rr even toward
trade schools. There arc good AMI bad
trade schools, and believe that The
wage Garner appreciates This as much
Ms the employer. I:ut there * another
phaS" Of this question which concerns
thc intelligent wage carn.r even more,
than questions of prr'iuciiviIN. He
Sees, ! think. more clearly than the.
Ih.. human side of The prob
lem. believe This * the most inl.or-
tant phase OF the problem and that tho
waGc Garner * Justified in placing it
hb"N" every other consideration. The
of men ana women is more.
important than the production Of man
ufa"turcd material"
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-11-19
FOR WHOLESOME BREAD.
What the Bakers Unions Are Doins
For the Public Health. al

For the Public Health. 4as5E
4 warfare against uncleanly. bread
has been inauglrated by the. Trade.
CnioniSt of Washington. In referring
to this matter 1t says:
Pure, wholesome bread pies and
cakes will be turned ont by the bak-
cries Of Chicago and other cities IL the
union bakers succeed in enforcing the
demands they viii bring to bear on the
owners OF Chicago bakeries.
Ihe recent Investigation made by tile
sanitary bureau of the department OF
health concerned itself only with the
sanitary conditions in the various Chi
cagp bakeries. This disclosed numcr-
Gus bakeries In Chicago that are con
Quoted in insanilary places. but it
used in making the bread, cakes and
pics or OF III" health of the men who
handle the products
Recently the fact was brought be-
fore the bakers union OF Chicago flat
Il man employed in one of the non
union shops Of the city IS far atl a
Nanc"d III conSumptio ion, but is employ
ed daily in making bread that is dis
trihutcu to hundreds of families.
I'VE make every effort to remove a
union man VIII" is suffering from any
contagious disease from the bakery
and have him cared for where he viii
not infect Others said Charles Hoi-
MANN, editor of the Bakers journal
"Onc OF the best ways to reduce CON
sumption is To see that the union label
Is on every article Of bakery goods
purchased. 1t IS the only way TO pro
t"ct the families Of workers from, the
germs of contagious disease which are
so easily spread from bakcshops.',
Not only is the bakers union cunar-
ed ut present in an active camDaicn TO
as far as possible protect those who
use union made bread from conta eion
from disease. but they demand that
only p'll". wholesome material shall
be used in the products they turn out.
1t is we'll known that in many bak-
cries. largely where nonunion labor
Is employed. material often In The
last stages of decay is used in maxim.
pies and cakes.
Cakes made of Winged o~rs-a,...
unstable in the retail market-and
pie; made OF -',Nhisilcrcd berries. ere
common articles on the market
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paupcrized labor is Il ;:mcnancc"
to our welfare aud well being. 1t
is Il 'mcnancc' to the country at
large. 1t results in decreased
production and consequently a
loss to nation wealth. 1t leaves in
It's trial discomfort and dissatis-
faction. 1t breeds ignorance and
vice. 1t is blight upon our
national intelligence and the pros
perity Of West Virginia and will
retard its progress in the industl ial
world.
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Cheap Labor Is a
Positive Injury
10 the Cor1rnunity.a Curse to Society
and q Detrement to all Glasses
Of Citizens Alike,

We hear SO much theses DAYS
SAID iii a .jcrrinG manner about the
demands of the members of organ
lied labor for contcnding to main
tain wages, hold the shorter work
day and working conditions gen
orally, that it becomes necessary
TO rciutc some of the statements
made. The general impression
prevails that. to get things
"chcap.' at Il ''hargain.; ut IL
"knock down. price. is good bust
ness principles chat should be adj
vocated and encouraged at all
times and under I'LL circumstances.
But * IL Let Us see
We know perfectly we'll that we
can not get ''ScmethinS'' for
~"nolhiug.', and if we do. that
something: is usually ''not worth
having" One thing is certain. Il
good workman will not work
cheap. He Will not work unless
he receives Just treatment. fair
compensation and good pay. The
employer will nut take a contract
except he receives his .:pricc. ::
material until ''paymcut' of same
is guiantrNI by the contractor or
owner, or both. ut his price And
50 business is conducted and
carried on from day To day and
from age TO age.
Vet we have some individuals.
some employers. some certain
itfi To-,
cations OF capital who believe that
the wage workers should take
what they get and 90 on their way
rejoicing without murmur or com
plant. But to be fair. on all sides
should he heard before passing
Judgment. "Chcap labor We
contend. is a positive ..iniury" to
the community. Il curse" to
society. and a dcterimcnt to all
classes Of citizens alike \ gen.
er:ll reduction" in wages is i pub
calamity 1t can net be look ed
upon in any othc" light by any
rational or fnirmindch person.
'.Cheapcn labor: and not of its
fair working conditions and YOU
destroy the incentive that spurs
men ON to effort and .'improve-
mcnt. 'Rcducc wages and YOU
Iii>hcartcn the workers in the per
lormance of their daily toll. They
become carlesS and Indifferent.
have no ambition in their work i.
and do not care whether it is done
right or not The ''poorly paid
laborcr' can not be ciasScd us a
skilled labOrci. lie can not be
depended upon to do the work re
uuirch He seldom gives salts
faction 10 his employer and is
rarely employed steadily. Low
wages. or a reduction in wages.
lower the moral. social and in
tcllecttial standard OF any people.
Degraded, unsll lied. cheap
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A Distinguishes Eea.,,..

a woman entered Il police station In
Holland and asked the officer in charr,
to have the canals jagged
Ny husband has been threatening
for some time to drown himself. y Sic
explained. and he's been 1nissip. now
for two days
Anything peculiar about him bv
which h" can Il" recognized:', asked
the officer. preparing to fill out = de.
Scripton blank
For several moments the woman
seemed 1" "e SEARCHING: her memory.
Suddenly her face frightened.
Why, yes. sir. He's dear."-Evsrv.
bodSs-