The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-04
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Eat Montreal Blle rnboeE- sEoltef9 pFeTi
t1nade in Newark. New jersey. BY good
Americans Instead OF Antwerp, Hot
iIand, and We have the rollers and the
i33sr6neS that went Into them risht here
rat 1ome.
THE vvaslibOard itself g tartfE-ta1ked
,35 per cent ana the ribbed zinc SIS
gents q pound
Here Is the west Virginia lumber
tasain. and hurrnh for the tarin on
lumber, and once more the Missouri
zinc gets a chance for It's white alley
as AGAINST the zinc from Bcrneo.
.ishe dumps the damp clothes into
a wicker clothes basket that is tariff
taxed So per cent
Thar basket was made in Bristol
tConnecticut. instead OF Berne, switz-
erland, where the World would like
to buy them.
'tGerrily she trips on the roof and
hangs them on the clothes line
clothes line tarin taxed - per cent
with clothes pins tarin-taxed IS per
cent"
I4urrah for the tax on cloGhespins,
for we make them at ElI<ins. Randolph.
county, West Virginia, instead OF buy
ing them at Nuremburg. Germany. 4
.-It instead she balances herself
ON the FIRE escape the rope Is taxed
the same and the pulley Is also taxed
IS per cent. A wooden frame dryer
is taxed 50 per cent. She gathers
them in the tarfn-taxed basket and
irons Them with iron tariff-eaxed $40
of penny on a pound"
we haven't any kick on the tariffl
taxed wooden frame dryer. for the
tarifr-tax makes 1t possible for the
wooden frame dryer to be made att
Richwood. Nicholas county. W. Va,
by husky West Virginia Iaborers and
not in Sweden or some other out-i
landish place. Those irons are made
in Pittsburg by good patriotic Amer
lean worlcmen instead of at Birming-
ham England. by under paid and
tarvlng English workmen, who are
blessed with the muntftcent free
trade,
.-she heats the irons on a tariff
taxed Sbove; keeps her coal IN a scut-
tie tariR-taxed IS per cent. II she
uses charcoal 1t is taxed 90 per cent.
OF coke 20 per cent. Even the matches
are tarin-taxed 1-2 penny on a dozen
boxes. Money a mIckle makes al
muckle. Motto of match trust"
The stove she heats on with West
coal was made in Kalamazo",
Mich, instead OF Essen. Germany. The
chGrs,-.: and coke she uses both come
fro m west virginia and are manufac-
fured by our own people at good
wages, instead of coming from Wales
and Germany.
ION the tub over which she bends
and scrubs there Is a tarifr tax Of 80
per cent. The bench or chairs 1t rests
= 80
pail beside them is tariff-taxed 50 per
cent"
The tub. and chairs and benches
and paper pail are all made from
wood chopped on of the West Virginia
hiss by good citizens of this common
wealth. and they are manufactured
right here in our midst and hauled T.
market By the Thousands of abroad
ers who make these hollows ring win
the screech or their engine whistles.
THE big boiler IN which the clothes
are boiled Is tarin-taxed not less than
50 per cent
Good enough. that boiler was made
an Detroit, Mich. from copper mined
Ir Michigan or Arizona. instead OF
coming from Barcelona, Spain.
IF she has been able to save UP and
get nangle, the metal castings for
it are tarin- taxed 1 penny a pound.
the wooden rollers So per cent. and the
frame work So per cent. Nothing is
so small and no one so poor as to be
overlooked
If we have ever yet seen a worse
appeal to prejudice and ignorance
than this we do not have any recol-
lection of it. The inference OF course
is that the poor washer woman Is be-
ing robbed every day in the year. Put
her under Democrats free trade. and
where in the name OF - common
sense-- would she ever get job of
washing to do? The able bodied, free
born American citizens employed In
the manufacture and production OF the
articles this little screed speeches and
the thousands and thousands OF others
not named thoughout this country
make II possible for the little wash
er woman to find employment all the
time ut fair wages. Thrust Democratic
free trade upon us and every tariff
protected article Will no longer be
manufactured or Produced in this
country. Then where in the world
would the poor washer women get any
washing and scrubtInE to do to feed
their starving children? The Worlds
idea IS a fine one for the creation OF
an army of washer women-ny Mr.
NorkIngman, do you want ySIr wife
to Join the washing womens' unions
II MT stand 'by the party Of proteC