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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-01
Saturday Specials From the Art Room
LammdrY BAGS Sc

AUNDRY bags of dark colored burlap stencil patterns;
others figure; good strong and durab priced
BILE the amount you get them for tomorrow ........5St
Twelve-lmch Doilies ASc
lot of the daintiest little II inch oies
all pre embroidered and drawn representing decidedly good
ues at the sale price .4St
Pillow Tops 19c
Fancy japanese pillow tops quaint Designs wide variety
of coorngs, special price Saturday 19t
LINEN Ceneerpieces 23c
Just small lot of these Fine white linen cenepieces
pretty patterns for embroidery work Several
sizes included IN the lot Take your choice 23c
Floor
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The Spokane Prsss, delivered, -
eents a month.
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I. E. WESELAKE co.
536 Riverside Ave.

as'anltary, Up-to-the-Minute
Grocery. Established 10 Years
Our motto 10 quality; our
methods care In filling your or.
ders, courteous treatment at all
times and prompt deliveries.
We are at present enlarging
our plant to meet the require.
ments of an increasing business.
Call on us and convince yourself
that we can supply your wants
and insure your satisfaction.
We would be pleased to show
you through our new modern
bakery and other manufacture
ing departments at all times.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-01

to Virginia replied that Miss
Suarez was quite able to see peo-
pie.
Come, Mr.. Van Brunt," said
Craighead, "and view the precious
remains"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-01
Little Chris Hats and
BommeSs Csc

A SPLENDID assortment of
- little girls straw hats and
bonnets selected from regular
stock to be closed out at this re-
markably low price tomorrow.
Milan and Tuscan braids and a
few cloth hats; trimmings are of
ribbons and flowers; some little
silk cords are seen.
Sizes for children of 2 to 6
years; values range up to more
than double the sale price. .95c
THE CRESCENT. Second Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-28

pended from a string. telling for.
tunes By dropping melted lead In
cold water, etc. 10 would b. af.
visabie 70 consult a good book on
games. One can be bought reason
able az a second hand book store.
Dear Miss Grey. / want 20 dress
as an Indian princess az masqucr-
ade party Halloween night. Could
you tell me how TO make my cos
tumo7 Also what inexpensive ma
teriai would be- suitable7 DO you
know Of any stores In Seattle that
keep illustrated books for such pur-
poses7 DOUBTFUL.
A.-You might make 81 Of tan
coiored denim, or the material Of
which khaki suits are made.
fringed at the bottom and sides
~ skirt 10 represent leather. An
old pair Of sheepskin chaps could
be cut up for the fringe a sort
Of a coat OF same material or a
Raudy shawl may serve for the
waist. Wear strings Of beads. and
have a crown Of feathers about the
head. Good suggestions are OBJ
tanned from any Of the costumors
shops In the city. and II might be
cheaper to rent n costume for one
night than 20 make one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-28
EARNINGS
CONCEALED

Engineer Judson. the city'a OK.
pert who Investigated the yalua.
tlons of the local companies. was
recalled this morning ia the tcle.
phone rate hearing az the Chamber
Of Commerce by the railroad com.
missionera
II developed during The testimony
given yesterday afternoon by II. l..
Gray. the engineer for the state.
that tho American Telegraph &
Telephone Co. the parent corpora.
ton Of the Sunset. obtained a rev.
enue Of "A per cent Of It's gross
earnings IN rentals for receivers
and transmlttera.
Chairman Falrchild. Of the com
mission. Assistant Attorney Goner.
al Tanner and Corporation Counsel
Calhoun will Bcrutinlze the figures
10 see whether an effort Is not be-
Ing made IN THIS manner TO diBsi.
pate real earnings IN order 10 show
a smaller return on the investment
30 az TO escape a lowering Of the
Sunset company's high rates by the
railroad commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-28
oF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN
the RIVER OF RUIN.

Along by the river OF ruin
They daily tho thoughtiosa ones.
They dance and they dream,
lly the side OF the stream.
As long as tho river runs.
IL seems all SO pleasant aud chcory.
No thought Of tho morrow IL
theirs,
Aud their faoos are bright
With the sun OF delight,
And they dream OF no nlght.
hrooding cares.
The. women wear garlandod troaaea,
The men have rings on their
hands.
And they think they are Free
They that know not the PREACHER
Gus sands.
All. but this be vontureaomo Jour.
ney.
Forever these sands are aahift.
Aud a step 60 one side
Means "A grasp OF the tide,
And the current is fearful and
swift,
For once IN the river OF ruin,
What boots u. 20 do or 20 dare,
For down we must so
In tho turbulent now,
To the desolate sea OF Despair.
Paul Lawrence Dunbar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-28


MINNEAPOLIS. Oct Is Miss
Mae Snow sa an lusurEout--so much
so that when u came voting time
she got three times as many ballots
as her nearest rival on the ticket.
In the primary election just held
here for school board nominations
Her election Is assured.
She Is woman OF strong and
tactful personality AZ head of the
truancy school she made a signal
success. and became a leader among
Minneapolis school teachers when
they started a campaign for salaries
equal TO those paid teachers IN
other cities she was chosen their
leader The campaign succeeded
AS Miss Shows activities TO I'm
prove teaching conditions and
school morals increased. she re-
ceived less consideration from the
school board She vas made princi-
pal Of a small school IN the out.
skirts Finally the board simply
failed 70 reappoint her A clause In
the school board rules provides that
teachers who have served five years
can be removed only for cause. No
cause vas assigned. She brought
suit.
The case Is stiil pending. but
Miss SHOWS public yindlcation vas
mRnallxed b. the largest vote re-
cesved by any candidate on the pri-
mary ticket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-28
Pike Place Market
Prices
Retail Market Prices

Apples ffeta Is rsnts ~ 81 90 bas
witt - awanE ths tsaaian specials o.
ne ed f}ke FaHn Pebble MRFaet faF
saturday NufbsnA Potatoes 80 fftf e.
saek, delivered. wrn be aaafher Esaa
special
swess potatoes have eropssaa 10 te
pnuuaa flf IS eents - q AatuFsag spH4
rlai, Erapes tfpfa 20 Z : cents pHuna .
Grimes Gaidan srpies a. ~ 1t taH
delivered. Iasathsn apgies a. 81 "a boa
not delivered Qrssniag apples At ttfR
baF. deliVrFeAg aftirhaNes a. nnt
10 cents HaehI bananas a. Es and ff
cents foFuas nee nHta 81 20 cents
pound wii Dc anoag me articles o.
tha iist
veal roast At 10 rsnis pound. psifas
rlh geast a. fan 60 10 cents rean8
tnouifrf - lamb al ramts . paumf
pot fuaHt a. rants rounht nHtfaa
sfaN ~ 3 cgnts fuand. les % mutton
81 ~ cents a reuat AMI lamb ehops 81
~ rrnts Foana. viii BE- Naod meat bar.
gains far SATURDAY,
HAimoa bsliias a. pnanas frr 60
csntss crabs a. for IS crnfsi sturgeon
81 te cents pnuud. silver salmon al
pounds far fs fnnfs ard ahnla aairn4n
e. % and 20 cents eaeh viii he gaad
tish specials
uiseslanaous articles wi4l BE- ffaue.
made mfnra meat a. DIS cents pound
~ peunfa Tor 70 cents. ffuif cake
"a 80 cents pound ismnu ani aYansr
PEEL a. 90 cents a pauna. citron aa to
cents ard Engiish breakfast tea at 90
esute pound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-28
Los

II ia the belief I'm Setatle marine
circles that the gasoline schooner
Mary Sachs. bound from KOtzebue
Sound 10 Nome. has foundered with
20 passengers. gold dust valued Mt
$4,000 and a cargo OF mining ma
terial and supplies. The little
schooner left Nome october 2.
Seven days later when the yea
sci was approximate yopposite Cape
Prince Of Wales. a hurricane swept
Bering sen and continued for five
days. Tho vessel Is now overdue
liza days. Among the passengers
was Missionary Thomas Geary, an
ex.whalcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-28
Is 100 Years Old

Mrs. Teanie Covey and Mrs. Mar.
garet Coe. OF Seattle. went to Sno.
homiah today 20 celebrate the Tooth
birthday anniversary OF their grand.
mother. Mrs David Nair. who has
more than 100 descendants
Mrs. Nair was born on Oct. ~.
1910. IN Scotland, and came to
America IN 1861.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-28
oeTosEa DINNERS.

/ i2si1n . "A Maryland on toast.
~ sweet potatoes. stewed to.
Ez zttsee salad. coffee jelly
r. csaM.
iaa sssi. baked potatoes. but.
- zrcss with peas. chocolate
nan f6tlng with cream.
azsa soup. curried veal with
hast onions. rolls, orange
81 with cream
Assgss With fried apples.
ndA potatoes. bread and butter
ig witt raisins
- iongue. hAshed brown 20
HeTed tomatoes. raised
zaaEz, cheese. coffee.
aaia soup. eannelon Of beef.
Z rfatoes. celery salad. rolls.
= saoFtcake with whipped
ag steak, potatoes fscailop.
A1g leans. steamed curFant
<3e17. land gaura
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-28

Two cups sugar. cups raislns
which have been soaked IN water
a iew minutes aud then seeded "a
cup vinegar. y cups hot water. !
eFg well beaten. tablespoons nous
and a scant teaspoon batter Mlx
the Ingredients and set on the stove
In saucepan and bod until n thick
ems. then put It beg@oon The erusls
aud bake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-28

One peck green tomatoes. dozen
green peppers. quart onions. I
ounce whole cloves. ounce mus
tard eceds. 2 quarts ~ vinegar. 2
pounds brown sugar. slice tomatoes
and peppers. sprinkle with nAls. ios
them stand over night IN the
morning drain off the LIQUID. chop
the onions and mlS ali together aud
let simmer Tor an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-28
TRESE0lV}03lI


FNNNNtH oab1ss
II you Ike watermelon preserves
You VIII Ike thia; Ten pounds
pumpkin. pounds sugar. pounds
apficots or Faialnn. Cut up pump
hin into small pieces or cubes, GOV
cr with sugar and lee stand over
nlght In the morning add other
fruit. lee cook until pumpkin Il
transparent, theu can. You ear
use raisins with half and aprieota
with res, II you wish An lovers Of
watermelon sauce Try this. aa the
flavor s similar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-28
WlLL AIp uNIoN WoRK.

Seattle carpenters in Seattle dis
trict council have adopted a reso-
luton pledging their members q
aid all mills. firms and individuals
that employ labor. Also 10 WORK
for Soattlemade products and TO
use the Influence Of the council
with contractors 10 use material
bearing the union label.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-28
Scotch Short Bread.

One pound of butter, with salt
well washed out OF H. Add 2 table
spOonfuls Of sugar and beat well to
cream Add enough flour and
knead 10 a stiff dough. Mould into
round cakes inch thick. Pinch
with finger and thumb around
edge. Bake In a hot oven to a
light brown
MRS. 2. K. BRIGHTON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-28
MAY LOSE CITIZENSHIP
BECAUSE or CRlTll

TACOMA. Oct rs Because hs
was too free with his criticisms %
the constitution OF the United
States and OF the federal govern
mont, Leonard Olson, a we'll known
socialist and Industrial Worker Of
the World. must show within six
days why he should not lose his cit
lzcnBhip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-28

LINCOLN, Neb. oct 2s.-Wil-
liam Jennings Bryan has admitted
no intends 10 fight Mayor James
DahlmAn OF Omaha democratic
candidate for the goyernorship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-28

~ - ou helped Maynard Girl" out " darkness into nsht
~nr 10 ASK you help "us" Of darkness
- an desperate widow and have two chldrcn, and
sr old advertised Tor position a. housekeepe but didn't
r one answer there ia place whore respect
$500 Il wanted Athough am twice rs. the conditions
a ere a mentioned by Maynard Girl
= THREE IN NEED"
Al, YOU viii your address the office
! ~ vM do what I can 20 help you CYNTHIA GREY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-28
ALL AROUND.
| THE HOrRl
M CYNTHIA Ufcy

- making toast you STA i'm
- 1 hotA ID taste and digesti'
&C. " 4ysrg The slices Of bread
4 4. sosu even Cor a little while
- vs,slsg them over the GOALS
a :sasier. They viii toast
-, ,sa nore evenly for this al
sun Esalzent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-28
= JAFET HAS A NICE
4 tw WATCH CHARM.

4 Jafet Lindobere. president
4 OF the Pioneer Mining com.
4 pany. OF Nome. last night ex.
= .hibited n gold nugget worth a
= ~ 900. tho largest taken out In \
= the last season. lie says his =
company took /. moro than 4
= VI 100000 from the ground 4
4 thiss season. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-28

SAN FRANCIsCO. Oct Esd.
die Smith has been selected 10 ref.
cree the NelBon-Lagraye meet Nom
day night In scheduled t5-round
go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-28
VOTES FOR WOMEN
lrrOm AMI roto, suffr'so club Leaflet)


a. .k for constitutional rght witch guaranteed to
vses IN Article See H. Of the Constitution Of the United
Ss enstlutona rsh further plainly Article
iee PERSONS born uaturaispd IN United
XIV nbipet the jurisdiction thereof CITIZENS the
sar "a ~ he state which they reside No make
which will ahtidgc the privileges
Ss.sss q L. s Aud Article NV. Sec l. The rights OF
aeex,se n The T. To VOTE shall not be- denied" etc
ssre the privileges and immunes esizens Of tho
$500 Sc must have voice IN the making Of the laws
] the lives the liberty and the happiness OF ourselves
= cur children
49, ana pf view. decide
o IN government Government including every part
- uaon publ, morals public welfare public health
onre food and public safety. public facilities and
49, san commerce. agriculture peace
fal Of as
- .ud deeply land in fact morel there
~ la "a all these questions OF government
so.c welfare protect livos and preserve IT'D
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-28

We sell MON Soap. Seattle
made Konwood Grocery. $500 Ken.
wood RI, Phone North 1882. Red
26H. s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-28
.GADSKI
TONIGHT

With Nine. Gadski aa the aololat,
the opening concert OF the fourth
season ~ the Seattle Symphony or
oheatra will be given at the Moore
theatre tonight Tho Wagnorlan
operate star IL said TO be IN better
voice than ever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-28

Wa wag the whites q eEEs
s.s ! n PREPARATION q a dish
- = miu into q bowl without
s~sshr esz. and put cold water
4 o. They viii then keep for
rvsrI tlys and may b. used In
alag a sell a. 4 they came
<u NJ broken shells
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-28

4 wsEls should never be pa,
|tntFery hot oven Il erus,s over
h. before Il has time 20 bake
mmg inside. and i likely %
lis soon as if comes from the
IL ake ia q moderate tempera.
Il III BOT too fast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-28

We sell MON Soap. Seattle
made l.. G. Hotchkiss, t4th and
G5rd 90. Phone Ballard 40l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-28
eyntkiaGrcy's
Mrespondenk

u ass tffg Can you give
recipe for cocoanut maca-
Z ne recipe for chilli con
~ which you asked
snail portion % mutton.
ma cubes. until perfectly
~ fine two chilli peppers.
aioes, enc good sized onion.
- III one can kidney beans
9 salt, a dash Of cayenne
ma a piece o. butter the
walnut Add the whole 10
80 mutton and let simmer
2 minutes
A SPANISH LADY.
49, is recipe Tor cocoanut
scant cupful Of alfted
eapful Of graduated sugar
sapflls Of the best shred.
y. lal Nix thoroughly. then
s ne mixture the whites Of
a whipped 20 a stiff frotk
~ small. fiat cakes an
SOW oven until d delicate
49,. go Grey: ! want 10 have
party on two bows the
~, y mis- month. VIII Il be
sss.o serve the same kind of
- li a. at other parties?
NJ 4 p g,e tell mo some nice
III "asf CHRISY.
= aot have Il In the ma.
d 49, ! halloween party7 You
hss, ~ aoughnuts, with coffee
sg,l s.asf apples. popcorn. and
lssr,s. Ala pie, II you Wish he.
80 y a more substantial
~ sbi.sssat a pressed meat
sles e,s'ssn OF veal loaf. Tor
!, ss e.saaied Or whipped pota.
e. Co., D ,eroquettea. rolls and
''~ed By ice cream and
Z ~ sls. ssh you about games
|I.a i n = a'dn't say whether girjs
ss.sss' invited or not. A. a
le4ss,sa, party there are usual n1 \
/ ""ng an apple sus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-28
HOW OLD 10 BERIAH7

\ How old IL Boriah Brown7
\ Members OF tho Seattle
\ Press club will learn a. 70
4 ceptlon for Berlnh tonight.
\ Berry" as he n affection.
\ atoly known. ID dean OF the
\ local Newspaper colony and 10.
4 day In his birthday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-28

ST. Petersburg. - Tho Russian
Dumn resumes its session today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-28

W nstiag pillow slips add
= heass % the usual length.
nv i9sy give out AZ each cor.
~ ~ tan BE- cut of and sewcd
b. ga.a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-28

n nsamlnE velvet over a
h Fa 1ssFt a small funnel Ia
he paa 4 ne kettle This will
srsas a ssn over a larger sur
hH al N work viii be more
{kfF k1pllzhed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-28

Dance at Droamland tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-28

The Sale Starts at 9 a. m., Saturday
Misunderstanding is marked in plain
figures-nO Misrepresentation bunCO-
ing-nothing but bare facts either adver-
tised or uttered. Here's the way we
propose to sell the goods
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-02-03
Hor0's This, Brother Broughton?

Len has put himself in bad light. After
cutting up and skirt dancing like man who was
spelling for fight on Foreign Missions, Brother
Len has cooled off and backed out.
And what excuse do you suppose that our Broth
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-02-03
THE MISSISSIPPI UNION ADVOCATE
Trying to Decejve and 1djsIead the Farmers

build up American Merchant was to remove the
protective and prohibtve tariff all shpbuding matera
Worse and U0rse!
Our readers know that proved from Brooks own article in
Ducks paper that did not misrepresen him. THE JEFFER
oAN copied what Brooks himself wrote and proved that he
had argued in favor of two forms of Ship Subsidy towboun
ties and preferential tariffs all imports.
(See, page 16, Union NeqOs, of October a. 1909
While this was dead proof" Brooks nevertheless pub
shed his statement that he really did favor bounty and
preferential tariff whose favor he had argued Ducks paper
Poor unnfomed Mr. F. Ward Jr deplores the fact that
have Merchant Marine and ndorses the alleged Brooks
plan of getting viz the putting Of shipbuldng material
the free list
That just where they haze been for gears Mr. B. f.
Ward, Jr.!
And to Merchant Marine haze larger one than Great
Britain itself boast We have thirty thousand
steamers sailing vessels boats and brg Besides own lots
OF the vessels which carry foreign flags
Such papers The Teas Farmer (Daas) and The Co.
0peretor Dalas and The Union Advocate Jackson Mss
and The Uniom Neeos Ducks paper all went to barking Me
chant Marne at the me0nd 1t looks naihty SUSPICIOUS
The EEERsoNIN hated by Farmers Union papers
stripe and I'm glad of it. These Hannacra these assistant Re
pubcans these traitors to the agricultural interests help
the corporations lag another pipeline to the peoples public fuds
and The JEFFERsoNAN blocked the game That's why are
publishing many lies me.
But it's all right They not oolng the intelligent
of the Farmers Unon-not a bit of It'll
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-02-03

with Rev. J. A. Scarboro of Magnolia, Arkansas?
You couldn't guess coons age. The plea which Dr.
Broughton away from discussion with Scarboro
er dcredabe to the Doctor that you'd be able to think
it up
Dr. Broughton has written Rev. Scarboro that the
why he Dr. b. challenged me- that had criticised him
The JEFFERsoNAN AS Rev. j. A. Scarboro has done
thing similar DR. B. will not debate Foreign Missions with him
Well, do declare!
How Dr. Broughton fail what unfavorabe flash
light he throws upon his character by making confession
of that kind?
1t is the though Dr. Broughton had said IT
eng for Wasom attack upon modern mission methods Ye
has assault Me-"
Brother Len, would have been impossible for me- any
CONTINUED TwELvE)
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-02-03

Trying to Decejve Qnd
kA of The Mississippi Union 1duoeots the official or
N6S2M tor and Manager is Mr. B. F. Ward, Jr.
Ng3AN Whether Brother Ward has been receiving any
eg letters from "the little bunch" at Union City, Geor
ga, not but he hits the gait all right The fupage
attack which Mr. Ward, Jr makes sounds like the
tonraised Brother John Lee.
The first statement Of Mr. Ward Jr is that he refused
print some Resolutions sent him for publication by Mississippi
Local That's just like Duck and his dear paper isn't it?
Ward IT. tGyors gagqw, Just as the Union City boss doe
their money "an official organ" which refuses to publish the
official action of Local Unions.
Look sharp Mr. Ward J the first thing you know the farm
Neso 6oopsraor You little apstsrts who
heard of until lately and who will all be forgotten
within few MONTHS may ater yourselves you can succeed
in your crusade but digging pits for your
B. F. Ward Jr says that he has that have fallen
out with some Labor Union and that paper not printed By
Union pranters
Great Nebuchadnezzar!
Never had trouble with Labor Union my life al
ways been the champion of organized labor and my relations
aoh the Uaon printers e0ho do such splendid a00r for noy paper
and Of es ss as #hsf 20 YOU think Of the Editor
and Manager of official when you him publishing
wildly reckless falsehoods of that character?
While loyal supporter of Labor Unions of
ers Unions favor of each tub standing
ciete and they right They want member whose interest
is identical with that of all the Others That principle
souey sound ana hG0e strongly urged the farmers TO adopt
the POLICY The Farmers Union ought not to have any
tang1ng alliance with Hon Sam Gomper cone
plated 6y LGds0n, B0denh0naer and Ducbo00rth
Those explanations Of Mr. Gomper plans and those
ngs to the farmers had good effect The JEFFERsoNAN had
no selfish interest in the matter, at all.
Mr. B. f. Ward Jr tells his readers that he hopes will not
continue the wholesale denunciaon and general dsap
prevail of everything done by the organization
Union. .<,..~@
Did you ever read more brazen falsehood? ''
wholesale denuncaon of the Farmers Union General
disapproval of everything done by the organization"
When the people this of The EFFERsoNI and read
the amazing statements of B. F. Ward Jr venture say that
they will have some things to say to him.
B. F. Ward, Jr winds his full page libel by saying that
mepresent Mr. Brooks of Tennessee and that have yet
gone the trouble to state Mr. Brooks position the Ship
Subsidy question: Ward, Jr further says that Brooks had
stated that the best and only for the United States Congress
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-20
80 .sydhren fein lehramt an bieTger
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