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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-10-31

There are really only two, polit-
ical issues in this country con-
nected with the alleged ffigh cost
of living. One is to give people
employment. This problem is ten
times more difficult when capital
lists lose confidence in the govern
ment. as we'll as losing confidence
in workingmen as whole. You
want to remember that there are
little capitalists as we'll as big cap
italists; and they'll always flock
together, as sure as the sun rises
and sets.
The other problem is the control
of banking and transportation or
public carrier companies. AS to
our views on banking facilities. we
have to defer that to some other is
sue. Watered' stocks, rebates.
non competition, &c, in a trans
portation company is hundred
fold more damaging to the masses
than anything manufacturer of
-four or sugar can do. We CAN
get along without sugar and coffee;
but the farmer and factory hand,
under the present competitive and
transportation systems, are de-
pendent on reasonable railroad
charges, as we'll as proper facili
ties, for their products to reach
the BEST (and therefore profita-
ble) MARKETS.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-10-31
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF Board of County Commissioners
Of Potter County S. D.
t5krrYsDuRo, S. d.
"a 90 TOTO

Oct. ~, 1917.
Adjourned regular meeting of
the board of county commissioners
of Potter county, S. D.. members
present, Rausch, VonWald, Gen
temann, and Zilg; absent. Knott.
Meeting called to order by county
auditor.
Moved by Rausch, seconded by
Gentemann, that Commissioners
Zilg act as chairman protein of the
meeting. Motion carried. Zilg TAX
ing the chair. Minutes of the last
regular meeting read and approx
ed. Minutes of the special meet
ing read and approved.
VIM. j. Breene, county superin-
tendcnt, appeared before the board
with authority from the townships
of Fayette aud North Riverside.
asking for a settlement and diyi-
Sion of all moneys and property
belonging to said Joint school dis
trict No. at some future time.
There being no facts relative to
same before the county board at
this time regarding such division,
the board will meet Nov. 10Th and
the county superintendent is here
by instructed to notify all parties
interested in such division to ap-
pear before the board on that date
and set forth their respective
claims. In case of non appearance
OF parties the board will take such
action as seems best in their judg-
ment to make final settlement of
the question in controversy.
Moved by Rausch seconded bv
Gentemann that action on the
above will be taken on Nov. 10Th
1912 On motion being put Rausch
voted yes, Gentemann yes, Won
Wald yes at roll-call. Motion
carried.
Moved to adjourn till 1:5O D. m !.
Board adjourned.
l:30 p. m.-Board met as per
adjournment from forenoon. same
members present. Meeting called
to order by Acting Chairman Zilg.
The following loans from the
permanent school fund were on
motion approved:
j. c. Peterson, for 800 additional on
the se14 of 6-l1o "a, allowed at. s 300
n w Todd additional on Sc 13-1l7-1s 200
w T. Vail addtna Sc 7-l19-74. 400
Indiana Harmon addlnal s115ne and nj.
Sc - 4 n1asw 23-ils-77 ............ 400
Rebecca Provipc add. NV 30 1876 200
John G Artz e11a "a and nc Z 12O.75 1900
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-10-31

] II Kohr Sc 13-12O-77 77 700
0 Mesick e1s I and swl7- 1l7-77 22o0
Miscellaneous bills were allowed
as follows
j W Laughlin sheriff Hughes co care
of Potter county prsner S s.. 90
Lebanon Independent official print
ing 3rd quarter 1912 30 rs
Potter County News same "a
Forest City Press same 81 rs
Atlas Lumber Co coal for courthouse IS So
same coal for county moor q *
lumber. ........... G5
X Brown labor Observation-Disclosures. 3 40
Austin Western Co supplies for road
grader. .................... AGO
Jean F Sargent auto hire CO business 5 90
Secretary of State publishing public
ity pamphlets. s................. l15 60
William j Breene postage for 2nd
quarter 1912 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SO
Co. Treas. refund ofs191O tax on lots
rs blk 12. Hoven. paid twice. 1863
Farmers State Bank of Tolstoy rcfnd
of bnk taxes End instalm't of taxes
OF 1911 assessed twice - 4,3l
{ Continued on last 71nfyc
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-10-31
WORK BEGUN


On the Proposed Fox Ridge Inter.
State "Auto.Way.'
Eastern Part of Section in So. Dakota
TO Reach to Forest City
a delegation of Forest City
people composed mostly of Frank
McNeely and e. z. Thorne made
a visit 10 Gettysburg Tuesday. eX-
pecting to get the pleasure of
meeting State Engineer Lee,
whom the exchange editor of The
Press had discovered was sched-
uled for a trip from Watertown to
Forest City in the interest of the
Watertown-G Gettysburg Fox Ridge
Automobile Highway. According
to the column account i'm the Wat
ertown Daily Public Opinion,
MIR. Lee and his party were to
start Monday morning and reach
Gettysburg at 3::45 p. ~. the fol-
lowing day. The trip was being
made for the purpose of locating
one of the four cross state high
ways in which our state authorl-
ties have been taking an active
interest. Besides Mr.. Lee, the
party was composed of Hon. Z. G.
lssenhutb, Redfeld, author of the
SD. good roads law, Engineer +.
w. Schreiber. Mike Hiltz. S. x.
Way. General G. IL. Englcsby, and
VIII. Stokes, the last two furnish
ing the autos that carried theparty
to the Clark county line.
The above mentioned delega-
tion were pleased to find that the
business men Of our countyseat
seemed to be willing and ready to
help the good work along. The
matter of furnishing the required
transportation for MIR. Lees party
from Seneca to Gettysburg was
laid before the commercial club
on Monday evening, when four or
more resident sutoists volunteered
their services.
But, Tuesday proved a raw,
chilly, windy day, with indications
OF RAIN or snow, so before the
four autoists got started for Sene-
ca, message came from Mr.. Lee.
then at Faulkton, stating that, on
account of the inclement weather.
preventing him from taking field
notes, the remainder of the Jour
ney was called off. Further tele-
phoning indicated that Mr.. Lee
had returned to Redfeld without
stating when the work would be
taken up again.
We quote as follows from the
Watertown Public Opinion of the
29th inst. giving a column of par
ticulars relating to the enterprise
''The present condition of the
roads from Watertown to Redfe!d
is reported as very good. West
from Redfeld the route taken leads
thru Zell, Faulkton and Seneca to
Gettysburg. From there west it
goes to Forest City where good
ferryboats are furnished for
crossing the river. The route is
then over the old government
road across the reservation thru
the Fox Ridge country.
ut il" understood that the fed
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-10-31

Did you ever compare the high
cost of living" now with what it
was, say fifty years ago! Well,
here is what some things cost in
1864
Sugar $50 to $50 barrel
Flour $40 8
Kerosene Sl.25 gallon
Rice 2Oc pr lib
Thread 2Oc u spool
a. sheeting soc pr yrd
Calico SOC :.
2-piece underwear $40, cost now
$500
All which goes to prove, to The
Press, that, while the cost of living
now is high enough, there are 9th
er remedies, or things to do, be-
sides smashing the trusts In
spite of trusts, prices on most of
our common staples have been
coming down. 1t is all folly for
anyone to try to force the manu-
facturers or producers of COM
modlties to reduce their prices: on
the principle that, you can lead q
mule to water, but you cant make
him drink.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-05
Mayor Bob Hesketh

hob Heskoth. president OF the
city council. presided over the en-
tire city yesterday for the first time
sirre hts presence In the local leg.
isIative body. The vacancy 81 the
mayoraity chair was caused by
Mayor Cotterili's visit 20 the Cedar
river watershed, whore he Is look.
hg over the proposed site for an
impounding dam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-05

A reward OF $500 has been Of
sered for Luther Morgan. ~. an es-
capped inmate OF stelIacoon. who If
believed 10 be somewhere on the
prairios south OF Tacoma. The
father and relatives are now aeour.
lng the sandy wastes for the boy.
The boys home In At Black INA
mond David Morgan, Luther y
brother in.law, has offered The re-
ward for the lad, dead or alive.
The youths father believes that
his son IL sheltered safely some
where on the prairie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-05

We talk lot OF the good old
days"
But they weren't 10 good.
And We wouldn't look back with a
longing gaxe
II we knew what we should
Our fathers weren't angels In all
their past.
Any more than we:
Hut they keep the tale Of their sins
locked fast
CAS- II needs 10 be-.
We think we have fallen on evil
times,
For We never view
The truth OF the faults and sins and
crimes
That the old days knew.
For though today we often skid
From the narrow trail.
II we did some things that our
fathers did.
We'd be In JAIL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-05

died NJ babylon )
AZ you may have
q. baby Ion
Was some sporty
I @ " q. even In
thoeo days. and
Alexander. " h o
would have been
a brilliant sstel.
lite OF the great
white way. II he
had lived 1900
years later. gave
HIS Habslonl IAN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-05

visit largely to the pursuit 81 pleas.
ure. VI. died from using too large
a bowl Of his liquid refresbnsen&
Word has been received hsrs by
George Llndcr of the death 81 his
father. George lindrr. b<ssin~ss
partner of George Won l.. Meyer.
secretary OF IN. navy, At iioston
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-05

~. hyres. wife
|of the new rep
Preventative from
New York. Her
prominence In
society Of the
" IN pire staf q
gave her early
recognition a !
ID at o n a
capital.
.
For ten days af'
ter her husband
had been washed
overheard a n q
drowned IN q
storm that threat
enei demolition
OF the Bird Rock
island lighthouse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-05
YOU'LL FIND 1T HERE
News Of the Day Condensed for Busy People


ToUcH
Mr. vounahubby--Whst are
you crying for, desrf
Mrs. vovnohubby--Why. I've
bslled this can OF pork asa
beans for two hours amt the
can won't come off.--cinoinnsts
Enquirer.
Maundy exercises held by tn.
Scottish Ritz. Masons at the Scot
tish Rite temple. were attended b,
over GOO persons Thursday.
Seven DEGREES Of divorce wer.
granted at the court house ycster
day.
A MIDNIGHT SCARE
kniokcr--pid your wife hear
a burglar In the eeIIar7
Bocker.-No. she heard .
buroiaretse In the oeiIarette.---
New York Times.
Del Monte. Cal. April s.--Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald rrink OF Seattle are
here. visiting Mr. and Mrs. z. r.
Fisher. also Seattle people.
The public library has been pre-
sentcd with framed copy OF The
Golden potiatch," written IN Chin
ook. by Edward clayson, i'n author
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-05

Mrs. Peter Borque kept the beacon
going and undoubtedly saved sever
al vessels from piling on the rocks.
Don't be a GUTTER" said the
soap. why, plad-hsnded
mixer like you ought 70 be able
to put up az good a defense az
Lorimer'sl"--Puck.
The Feast Of the Jewish Pass
over viii end Monday morning.
with services nj the Temple de
Hirach, at 10 o'clock, Rabbi Koch
will Iaefidc.
The Women's Commercial Club
heard Henry Mclean on Reforms
in Legislation" at iss regular noon
day luncheon.
Ten deaths occurred In Seattle
yesterday.
The Single Tax club Will hold iss
regular MONDAY meeting In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-05
About teopke

One Of the new leaders In
congressional society
In Mrs afephen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-05

VIII of rhos. D. Dodge was flied
for probate with petition to At.
point Josiah Thomas IN admins.
traitor. Relatives are given small
requests. and a large portion OF
the estate 10 10 be- set aside for Is
years then a hospital and academy
are TO be erected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-05
IN FAshloN

Husband tsesthinoiyl--y
Get narrower every day.
wife leompiseentiy)--ves. I
have the fashionable figure
New York Times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-05

When his wife. Agnes Net /,
! son. and his two children we're
taken III with typhoid seysr. I
! In October. 1911. Peter ]. Sei /
} son beat IT, and never eause /,
back. Mrs. Nelson ia asksnx +,
Tor a decree Of divorce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-05

The single Tax club will hold iss
regular MONDAY meeting In the
committee rooms. Third Nv. and
James a., Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-05

April 8. -. G. s2a. Alexander
the Great. kins of Macedonia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-05
GOOD FRIDAY

Special services are being
held IN the churches today Tor
Good Friday. A. g. James Ca.
thedraI and the Church Of the
immaculate Conception, the
service began az y a. ~. Spe-
clal music viii be given tonight.
At Trinity Parish the services
began AZ 1880. Al the First
Methodist Episcopal church
union services will begin al
1850 this afternoon The three
hour Passion service will be
conducted by Rev. Maurice J.
aywa,er az 81. Johns Episcopal
church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-05

"rbat dove OF peace you
speak Of 10 very mysterious
and unusual sort of bird" said
one diplomat.
"yes." replied the other.
"sometimes think u isnt a
dove at all"
"What would you call u
"oh. a sort OF flimsIamInaa."
Washington Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-05

Purchase Of the Du~smish right
OF way and the condemnation Of a
wide traffic street parallcling the
water way will be subjects taken
up at the regular monthly meeting
Of the Duwamish Valley CONNER.
cial club. nj Wards hall. George.
town. tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-05
STILL HOPE

Jill HOPE
Looks a. n I've got 10 re-
slon. boys" remarked the roller
towel. sadly. THE spotIess
ro~ners have got me going. |
suess."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-05

= Moore--Dark. 4
= Metropolitan - Alma. Where 4
= DO You Liver" 4
4 ossttie--Dark 4
= ceiissur--fsailey Stock Co. 4
4 In Uncle Toms Cabin" 4
= Empress--vsudeville. 4
. ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
= orphsun---Naudesiiie. 4
= ossnd--Mosion pictures and 4
. vaudeville. 4
xHx HSpS AxxH y I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-05
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FURNITURE
DRY GOODS

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Arabian Mocha Gloves, pique SEM. =.
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Washable White Doeskin Glow =.
. clsnp, SIPS and-sl.7s pair.
FOR AFTERNOON AND nppee
WEAR
Long French Kid Gloves in broad -.
tion Of colors, including black and ~.
$3.50 pair.
Clace-finished Kid Gloves, two cl,.o. !
black white and eolors. 81 50 and san ..;- Z
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Fine Suede Gloves. two-clasp. blSek -
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Short Silk Gloves, double tipped finger.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-05

Ten deaths occurred In Seattle
yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-05
NOR so orreh

Trseedlsn---Ws are on tire
road now.
Actress Fs,end--Ho~ oftsn
do you play IN one town
Trapedlsn --- Sometimes one
night and sometimes not quite
20 often.
----s~a-s--
r. J. ivers. the new head Of the
local Elks. was yesterday installed
AS exalted ruler.
Eleven divorce complaints were
filed ~ the court house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-05
VEILINCS

corr shetland Vcilings in spid& iloe,l
- scroll aid conventional effect sbfcxa
black, navy. gray. pink, green. pl7k ~
white. Prices 65c, &c. 81 90 and 81 Is yud
-Ffrss Fser
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-31
CATALAN NEWS NOTES

CAIAi.LEN. Texas. Jan 30
ghRB y. Coleman has bson out inol
ms after hiA cabhAre intereas AL.
moai every day ~ late and IN very
enthusiastic over his prospects,, hay
,na eat over len Thousand pounds
from v A. Rlnea Hold AMI three
thousands Wounds srom the Nilicl
Held
Albert Eminent an oii tuner In
Nneces county frnetlpg spent Fri'
day among enc Coleman cabht gea
snd hr pronoaoc.d v q NlDga late
Flato Duieh rsobaEo Geld The best
be had over aeon
M Gerhard, of Corpus and Mr.
Walker 81 Faivview. we're cabbage
visitors this week. and both lheughs
That RAISING fahhaee under irrigation
would NOS be- 30 had. especially 81
theY coald soil their rfopE az $3.50
poF acre IN tbs field
oar fhrnurs nRt at tho arhool.
houae saturday and decided To 80 Isl.
tn The caBtalonre raising on a inree
scale ~ that car load shipments can
be- made Our slogan u, EysrYthur
IA car loads
nus schools are open arnin after
having hcon closed fof one seek on
scrouu' ~ the two cases " dypthc.
rla Ruth Riua snd Jaaior NIECE
both tho chihlvrn who we're slek.
have feiis recovered aud tholr paf
rnis are very gratcf0l 10 IN. laycn.
cor of Ruiitoxin
Much has been said about onf enb.
hnEr crops and the prices ~ which
sonr of our peoplc sold fut our
gallons ~ill hrlnR a. murh ~ net
more money per asre and viii Smell
mUch nirongeS nnqh are gfcat esnp
1spopiRlh Vita Irritation
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-31

Notice 70 HEREBY giton that to
,ases duo the state ~ retss and
Counts ~ Snrcr. fos fhe war isfI
are duo now and pasatie at NV ~.
uee IN tho Court House a. Corpus
christi. Trsas 1aNts must De- paid
"a or before ihs aisf dsy ~ jam
srs 1919. or Ten nor cent penaii,
vill be- adied op asenunt ~ fhs
time required for ib,ulrr eaeh rc
eoir, by ths regulations made ~ re
comptroller. "a ein D. necessary Tor
you 20 pay tosr iaVof ~ Foon a.
possible. othcruiae you may NOT D.
ahic a. pay same and fce-lge yonr
receipt before the pens'ly afiache,
fsienedl w. v OLIVER.
Tar Collector. Naeces County rcgss
t0sl n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-31
sryr>rn IA, Ap,n>r,srs.
Conference WIN Meet a. kecnr. rcss~,
90 irhraArs fst.

N
kffNf, Texas. Ian. So A antique
and inscr"siing confereRco will meet
here on Fehraars ist ehics viii erine
seventh i'ss Adrcn,iat ministers ADD
lesmen togrthpr from the slaies al
Nrkansas, Oklahoma. Texas and Nru
McNieo. and win continue fat ton
dale ibis ~tll D. ihe llfth birunisi
session ~ the Sonthnesi vuion Con.
feteRcc 1T the Seventh day Adsrn
iisia heels Of sahhath konping
Chrlstlans ~ Wham there arr about
Ae"e M thr tcffltory 90 this confcg.
cnec There are 100 churches ia the
NoRicronae divided Into tive iopal
on Stafe conferences
In connection With The meetings ~
this fenfcfoncc, several either assn
clAllehs Ahd denominAtiDnal cnrpur.
ailous ~gll hold their lcvai maotinra
The session ~ the conference Niil
be hrh orer1 aas a. a ~. aud ti
2iSe p. NJ. ktere norn,ag AZ ~
O'clock and esenlng A. Z 90 rr0mi
ncnt lecturers from diftencnt parts
ei tho United States win ap.,Ak on
variety ~ sah.crts One ~ these
Speakers eill he W. a a nanirllS of
Washington, y. e., President ~ the
General Conference % seventh Gss
Adssntisss. nr Daniels has mss w.
snfned trum an extensive trim lhr0Reh
russia, Aussfia. Turkey and other
Europeea countries other lecfurcrs
VIM VIZ hr present ~ill mr. Esaef VIZ
Y Knox et Washington. n G.. treas
afss ~ the general copfercnrc cg
seventh Day Aaseniists Elder q a.
Thompson o. MsAhlneiea. D. G.. sec-
rotary ~ The sabbath school depart,
ment ~ the general conference ~
ssseo,h.Day sdyentlsss ana Eller
~ =. Town az Washlassca. n G..
assistant secretary Of tie pahlishiDr
dssAstmsat ~ tho Ssnsral conference
|es sesenta-nay Aaventssis.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-31
News and Gossip Of New York

ths very firks irfp the nee breed 81
cars refused 20 slick On ihe rail. and
accidents we're ~ fsgg seas tkaf fbr
Citt Islanders beeamr astNgfomsd 90
them The last % the monofiai cars
vac smashed tbs other dsS when the
brakes refused Va wwk ~ the ear
was seoosine do~n hsfi The motor.
man Yelled 20 the pnssenssIs ~ fooh
ost aat The hlase ciiY Islanders.
~ ased 10 spllIs that such afriionis
only bored them continued reading
thsir pspcgs until they ~er~ dumped
or into = snoe bank Then they sot
10. put their papefa ~ their pockets.
brushed 81 fhe sno~ and tfsdsei
homu. a. usual.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-31

Are the Statements 80 sorpup bflsi.
Citizens Mt More Reliable
Than Those 90 tier


~sss.aese.
This IA vital question
- 10 frauKht vith Interest 20 Cor.
pns chfisfi
u DefHlia 80 0niG ono answer
n esnnoi be- ~ts,isd ~ lffpfel
A rofpns Christi fiiifons fl''tks
here.
speaks tor tine welfare ~ 'orru-
cnrlsfl
A rfiiysn'r statement " rellahie
An sitter stranger doubffni
Home proof IL the brrf ptpof
Nra y raie. 1is a Chapfffsl
ST. oorpun Christi. 1rsas. sasa
hsfr fnerd rosns RidrDy riti- q"
be- iusi a. advertised snd recom
mend them strongly ~ kldn'ff
sore Inactive and ! hal Da'hhsho
When heard about nuana kidney
pins uscd them aud ,he, gave me
afeat relief ! haYc bad Bo retsfu ~
ths tronhlc
For sale bf - dealers Price fn
cents Foster Mllhufn Go ipnaio
New YORK. solo agents for the rui'od
states
Remember the same Deans
aud take no other
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-31

Kansas Nsw itfElsffatisn f.t~ ii4fr
osf Questionable t'Sssefs*.
1hroaKh me miilfsnf trtItfAa ~.
naukinr Commiasionrf irile1 kl4f'
.ns has Nritien D. stringent lan On w
siatufe-tooAs ttnf pFuhipita thf
ssia u ssear'iee ~ compaHisa that
cannof prove thelf rrfihiiHf ia ~
aftitls b. fsaae q Naftotson in Ihe
Nunset for Febfuary fauA1'ss 'sstf
Dolley is credited Nib tatl1s seic
70 the Afifef
rlt 10 NY ambliioa 20 mako me
affiae ~ hfnh commissioner ao 40.
risogg bereau fpf tsefy ftiiten ~
Kansas The prgtec'ion % the psN
ris aFainti che 80, gAats q hieSf
fhan banking seperslsion ~ banhiHf
Fefofm b = ne apfrygfA "a iHts-
lnr for without fhe muhfy ~ fhe
average man anf woman 80 fouli
haze no hauka
The niae aky lev piH hare b.,
isrecrf sfftsi only ahen ettff Pi9it
n she inlon adopts some llm.iar
safeguard Then naetcd 40 bt ihn
support of the Feifrt Eotfrnmfni
ne nation can eiean o4i the efprts.
shA i.fNIHstf hesHs NNslness fa.
fsfrfiee elli fefelfe rHlN universal
sspfofi froW fhf Swings Hf ihe 40
srlrsn rcaaie AL a. ass never bat tg-
fore
raatiuuc Toe ef'fer RHi 81
.ft hurdrf1 fofnaI siioas sss con
eefaa shith hafe .urfHf iittasfs e.
,ell ibeif sesnnie. n Esnaas nntf
ihe paeslnr Of ODE ffliufe in March
issi iNes iDfii .rfau hrYr Hr.r ti
mltioi
"Thf ffc hnufrai aUd NifriArra
gonfens barred enf "a kaet aIe
HfeepmHi'lS uffftiIua u Hih tialo.
.hetr ih~ s,srfnmrul hre nrt .hae
ore feme r0o'fn fnf fae pfoieloa
OF the 4rurl'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-31

ghaslfy Into the sssse ~ tho STRIKE
recently Declared hD The laundry
workers ~ tho metropolis haa dn
toioprd many interosfinE facts. Sew
erai women and FlFla testified that
they were rsuuised 80 ioil slefen
hours a day Tor vases ranFlng from
a. 90 usok, th" aforage brinr
about g. Male employees aud wHEon
drivers lafod ucehRt hritcF w the
matter ~ wages bnt tho drivers had
even longer hours