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opposed IL. have slwsys besa .
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pls's jsds~es, on all essssioas
ssa N favor Of the foliesiaS:
A hsedless ballot.
for the resell.
Fos Good rosds nos end hereafter
The eIectloa of U. >. ssastoss BY
The people direct
A psblic ssllisy coAnissioa.
The eliainssios q ths ssssmbly
issssss u The pri~asy lsw.
Whils ! paGsst " hsss 10 Seler 70
certain ssosemesss nsAs IN she psb-
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sos delseasion did vots sGsi.ss ne
in favor Of ny opPOeent, skho~Gh
thsss Of shen we've lOs ne aad
sGsaach sspportess nOW. ] Do say
to the credit Of the dsIasssss froa
Piskia cossty, tAsy csss thsir solid
HiDe votes for ~ sad shey, beinS
nsa Of ssimpsacksbls character cad
inAsgrity, sfsss nsssss ooasiAssasioa
t.ey sndosbAsAly scssd spoa their
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tssssas Of ths Dsn@sssic party aad
passtorn plsANss thessGf, believing
~ vseoe1 10 tks pas 70 BE- nuse e.
oepssbIe thea my opPosssas.
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70 in order 70 Be plsia end nos mis-
lesding, namely, the usentioning Of
The eight hosr lsw. ! do ssy that
have slwsys sspporssd ssd voted fos
the eight hosr bill, beginning in the
Fifteenth general assembly with the
j. Stevens bill No. end while | was
Q member of the hosse. / never
Questioned whether she bill wss .
"sood and effective" one. That part
| trusted 10 the introdvcer Of the
bill, who was slways . member beet
fitted to father such . bill sHd .
labor Representative. Thereforc, l
need not make promises nov Of what
| will do in the future. Pro@isss
ere easily made before election. In
order to prove up and clear up the
position Of the two candidates before
you, take the record Of tho House
Journal, 1911. page $50:
House Bill No. 46, BY Mr.. Hard.
IN bill for an oct 70 regulate and
limit the hosrs Of employment in oil
underground mines, underground
workings, open cut ~orkings, open
pit workings. etc etc.
''On the qsestion, Shall H. b. No
46, psss?'
"The roll was called with the fol-
lowing resslt:
"Yeas-54 votes.
Nays votes.
Absent, excused and not voting 3"
One of the seven negative votes
was cast against this bill by the
party who is now declaring that he
has always been an advocate Of the