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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-31

fall from his horse while hunting, 1t
was officially admitted here today
His hurts are slight, but sufficient to
prevent him from going to Munich. as
the kaiser's representative at Princess
Ruppecht's funeral.
The prince was taking part In q
drag hunt when his horse threw him
He landed on his head and suffered
several severe cuts and bruises.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-31
Fell From His Horse.

limited Press. Leased Wire Service y
DANTZIG, Germany, Oct. 31.--The
crown prince has been injured by
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-31
"prince of Tonioht. !,

Saturday, Oct. 2s, 1912.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-05

injured when struck by auto
driven by Walter Willett, 240 E. /.
Erie ST., teaming contractor, at N.
Clark and w. Ontario SITS.
G. L. Nickle, lumber dealer,
Union League Club, arrested for
speeding. SIS and costs.
Harry Strut, 81, 1917 w. 18th
ST., bought new machine Tried
it out. Arrested for speeding. $40
and costs.
= $4,000 loss in bldg. at 11215-
11217 S. Michigan av., West
Pullman. No one hurt.
N. Olson, 20, 800 Throop ST.,
killed by weight in elevator of Ry.
Terminal & Warehouse Co.'s
bldg, IA w. Indiana av.
]. L. Allin, 81, married, 4122
Drexel blvd, arrested on COM
plant of Miss Hazel Bingham,
II, 4108 Drexel blvd, after he had
accOSted her in front OF her home.
$4,000 fire in bldg. at 504 w.
63d st. No one hurt.
John Wagner, 30, Us S. Hal
sted ST., porter, found dead in bed.
Heart disease.
Albert McManus, 1929 Carroll
ave-, seriously hurt when girder
fell on him in building at 400
Kimbark ave.
M. H. McGovern, contractor,
has filed suit against the city for
$150,000 for paving work done by
McGoyern's firm several years
ago.
John Polidan, laborer, Oregon
I'LL, robbed of $127 at Boston ave.
1. I,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-05

who was killed last Wednesday
when Johns machine skidded.
Vim. Gary, farmer, Palos Park,
ILL.,, found unconscious at S. Clark
and w. Polk SITS. Fell while
drunk.
Joseph Stankes, 8436 Union
ave-, laborer, crushed between
two freight cars on C. o. B. Ry.
tracks at W., 83rd st. Died on
way to hospital.
Louis Szaragl arrested at E.
18th st. and Michigan ave. when
hewas caught taking pocketbook
from pocket of DR., A. Danse-
WORT, 11201 S. Michigan ave.
Harry Lyons, 633 N. Central
Park ave-, beat and robbed of
overcoat and, $1.8O by two rob-
bers.
Thomas Kuku, Clearing, Ill,
found dead in bathroom of room
ing house at 1772 Clybourn ave.
Gas. Accidental.
Herman Lewman, 4o, found
dead in home of T. A. Rocks, 534
Surf st. Gas. Suicide. Despond-
ent over absence of his wife.
Walter Bauman, IS, 6847
Chauncey ave-, oiler at 68th st.
city pumping station, struck by
shaft in plant. Seriously injured.
Pat had joined the navy and
was being drilled with his ship
mates on pier.
"Fall IMP came the order.
Immediately Pat fell into the
water.
CCTN-5- L. iJJ IL. - - =.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-06
TO IMPEACH
MAYOR SELLERS
UNSUCCESSFUL
Citizens League Presents Pc
tition to Council Accusing
Head of Municipality of Be-
ing False to Trust.

pctltion signed by the citizens
League OF Albuquerque. asking the
rlly council Go remove MAYOR H. *.
u. SELLERS from office was presented
7" the council bon regular session
last evening. read bN the CITY cleric
and by unanimous consent or the ul-
dctmru, was laid on the table udrt-
mitclN Tho petition rccitrd az con-
sidcrHhl" length that the MAYOR liu-
lated his outh ~ office when contrary
10 section tj3, Of tho complied or
dinanccs al tho cit, uf Alhuquprduc.
he signed and caused to hc issued re-
tail liquor licenses to Minnie carroll
and Lizzie McGrath, proprictors of
houses OF ill fame in Tho rod light'
district.
The petition was signed by Pit
Ross, president. aud -. a. Porter
Held, secretary, OF the citizens
l.cagu" An interesting feature was
That the petition Wac presented Go
inc council for consideration by Louis
Mctiur. who WaH campaign manager
Tor Mayer Sellers az tho last election.
The communication ut tho Citizens
League was aH follows
To the Honorable city Council Of the
city Of Albuquvruur.
Tile citi1ens Learut comprising
taxpayers within the city of Albu-
qucrquo do hereby prefer charges
against -. Is. u. SELLERS, the mayor OF
said city for violating ana permitting
20 be violated the laws ana ordinances
OF said city in the following partlru-
lars:
Section 533 Of the ordinances of tho
city OF Albuquerque reads AS follows.
applications for retail liquor IL
ccnae must he made Co tho city cuun-
cal in writing, aud may ht rejected
when IL shall appear 90 u majority OF
tue members 81 the City council elect
mat the applicant is an uunht CO.. lm-
proper person TO carry on such uusi-
ness
That Ia violation OF his oath Of Of
ilce as mayor, - H. H. Sellers. with
out any application or ans resolution
or authority from the council. on inc
lst day of July, 1879. signed and
caused 90 be issued Go Minnie Carroll
and Lizzie McGrath retail liquor o.
cehses That tha said Minnie Car-
roll ana I.zzie McGrath. aud each 90
them are publicly known GO hc run.
ming aud keeping houses of prnUltu-
ton "a the places az which thpy are
licensed a. soil liquors, and are we'll
known 10 be- disorderiy persons Nnd
improper persons 10 carry on su,h
business and were 800 Well known
10 the mayor az the tins he issued
10 them these licenses
- We respectfully urge upon this
/ honorable council whatever may be-
your Viows on the necessity ~ main
| tanning houses % prostitution Zoo our
midst that there should be NO diver
gence OF views as 90 whether u "a
Wiso for tho ritA council ESQ enable tht
propriciors and inmates Of these
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-06

Ing. whom ON any point differed
from the people, Il matt"rcd not
whether / was right OF whether / WAS
wrong my power vanished. tried
my best Go lead the people. 90 adfisu
them. 20 tell them what thought
was right " necessary. ] never hest
tatcd 10 tell them what thought
thev ought To hear. even though
thought 10 would be unpleasant for
them 60 hear u, but / recognized that
my task was TO try To lead them ana
not drive them, To- take thcm INTO
my confidence. SO try to show Thorn
that ! Was right, and then Loyalty and
In good faith tu accept their de-
cision. will do anything for tho
people except what Wg conscience
tells me is wrong, ana that / can 81"
Tot NO man aud mo- set of men. ! hold
that man cannot serve the puupic
well unless hn serves his conscience,
but / hold also that whore his con
science bids him refuse Geo do what
the people desire. hc should not nv
to continue In office against their
will our government system
should bc sO shaped that the public
servant, when he cannot conscirn-
tiuusly carry out the wishes Of tho
people. shall ut their dcsir, leave his
office and not misrcprcscut them iu
office; ana I hold that the bubble scr-
want can by SEQ doing, better than IA
any other way, serve both them ANA
his conscience.
surely there never was tight bot
ter worth making than the ono 800
which We are engaged Il little
matters what hvfBlls AN, one OF as
who for the time beng stand boz the
forefront of the battle 7 hope We
shall win. and hclicvr that Do we
can wake the people To what the fight
really means We shall win. Bul. win
.ur lose We shall not faltrr What
ever fate may ut the moment over
take amy Of us. the movement Itself
viii not stop our cause is based ON
the eternal principles eft righteous
ness, and even though we how now
lead may for the time fail iu the end
the cause ltJcli shall triumph Six
weeks ago, here Ia Chicago. / spoke
10 the honest representatives of %
convention which was not dominated
by honest men, a convention wherein
sat alas "a majority of men who
with snccring Indifference To- every
principle ol right. so acted as Go
bring to q shameful end party which
had been founded over hall "a century
ago by men In whose souls burned
the fire OF LOFTY endeaNor Now tO YOU
men who, in your turn have come
together to spend ana bc spent In tht
endless crusade against wrong, 20 sou
who face the future rcsolutc and con-
! tidcnt. to YOU who strive n q spirit
| OF brotherhood Tor the byttrrmcnt of
our nation. 90 YOU who glrd YOUR
SELVES iur this great now tight in the
nrNer-cnding warfare for ihc good oi
humankind. 7 stN loo closing Whut iu
! that speech said iu closing. ",
stand az Armagcddon. ana we battl,
Tor tie Lord
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-06

Kansas city. AUG. q Cattle Re-
,ocipta 10000 lurludinr 1900 south
l,tu. market steady NJliNC steers,
1890 ~. 90, southern steers. S5.OOW
p 90. southern cows and hcifprE 81 80
\ 4t 500. native COWS and hriiUr-. 49,
' u $50. uu,k,rs and feeders $4,000
u 90. bulls. t31ami,SO. calves, eo.0U
~ N.Ta. western steers. $500 9.2O,
hN c-tsru cows. tJ5OHG.0O
O. Hogs Receipts, 10000 market &c
tu toe higher, hulk of sales fS.30H
iS 60; heavy. $500 N.3a, packers ana
, hutchcrs. &N3UfiN. go. lights, &S.30 %
1850, pigs. g. OUG 90.
q sheep Receipts 1000, market 10,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-06

Chicago. Aug wheat today
failed tu maintain AN advance due 90
firm cables lnttNur1blC harvest re-
ports from Russia and decrease iu
the European visible supply helped
the bulls ut the outset bat the heavy
domestic receipts and the big yields
northwest proved later Go be more
than I cent uIl opening prices were
DO shade co.'s Co 70 l.y higher Sep
tcmb,t started a.. ~ g. 90 g2h. u
rIs" ui % fu and then re-
,rdod Go 32sc.
showers loo Kansas ana oklahoma
made 90, corn market easy Scptcm
her opened ~ itc lower to SID
to,uth up ut GGA Go 65lsc and de-
,liuvd Geo &C..
Leading concerns were active buy
,r. uf oats ANA held prices relative
stDay. September started 'sv higher
90 30 80 but sJEgcd Co 3ufsc
An advance at the yards occnHioucd
iuWutss boa provisions. First sales
ranged from 2c lower Go isio gain
With january deliveries tlN.a,is Tot
pork. HtUJ7ie Tor lard ana $50 lot
ribs Closing prices.
Wheat Sept. 90 ..r. bcc. 90 4. e.
corn Sept, co.'s re- hc. Dec.
atR H At.
oats sept aosc Dec, 80 u, ~
1c
Pork sept. Sli5.1. assoc.
Lard Sept SlO.5o
Eiha. Sept $1,000.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-06
The Markets
WALL STREET.
tny E,eaIns nerala 4. ?. ..ss..a wIrsl

tHy Evening Herald A. =. useaaed Wtrel
New YORK Aug 6.-Pulitics enter
cd into the calculations ct the pro-
icssiunM element iu tocks today with
consequent huaNiucss h the general
list Union paciflc and the coalors
were inclined TO droop steel again
reflected more pressure than other
iHNnrit,s regardless of information
that another upward revision OF
prices is contemplated. Trading
NlaCkUuvd after the moderately aC-
tive opening Bonds were steady.
Traders who sold stocks iu the
morning covered On some extent In
the afternoon and the list made some
progress upward especially 81 Paul
ana Reading The rnp~tet closed
heavy Prices again ten back In tho
final dealings on weakness ia cana
dian Pacific. Northern Pacific, Union
Pacific and the sugar issues
Call money . q re 90 per cent
Primo piper 5 per cent.
Silver zoe
Mexican dollars. iSc.
Copper $4,000 1850.
Tin, $4,000 f5.3fis.
Lead. tli1u l.aa.
AmtlEimutcd. N44
Sugar l2GI
Atohisuu. 1854
Great Northern. 1t2L.
NrW York Central. ~
Northern Pacific. l.7a.
Reading iGIh.
2 southern TuCilc, tl1A,
luou Pacific, t7iA.
steel T1a
steel pfd. iish
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-06
THE Tariff

bu tho tariff he says q bee
urvc iu protective tariu. but
believe la IL as a principle
approached from standpoint ct the
interests of the whole people, and
not as "a bundle ct preferences Co hc
given faVorite individuals" tie be-
licvcs the American people favor the
principle OF protective tariff but
are In rebellion against the wrong
doing and unjust application OF that
policy aud the abuses ~ past lCgisln-
ton - IN not merely the tariff that
shoald bc revised but the method OF
tariff making ana OF tariff admins
irotlon. The first steps should bo
the creation Of permanent commits
sion of nou.partisan experts of ann
pie powers Ia secure exact aud re-
liable information THE present
Ituriff board h entirely inadequate In
point of powers repuscd In II aud
scope uf work undertaken" The tariff
commission In Germany affords a
splendid model THIS commission
must scientifically determine the ait.
ference la the cost of production
here ANA abroad" the effect ON
prices 60 the consumer insure run
justice tu the pay envelope OF the
Wage-eHrner The commission must
not attempt 90 encroach on the tariff
making power Of congress, Il shall
report with fun publicity ana promp-
ltlN The tariff shall be revised
schedule by schedule, 90 avoid the
Staggering blows 90 business incl
dent To former general rovisions. The
effect viii b, Go wipe cat the log
rolling ana vote trading secured by
special interests in the past only
hy this means can the tariff be- taken
out of politics" "The substitution OF
"a tariff for revenue only as proposed
by the Democratic platform would
plunge this country into the most
widespread industrial depression We
have ever seen The revision shall
be- downward aud not upward ana sc-
cure square deaf not merely 10 the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-06

houses To- have The lawful right 20
ply their intended trade with liquors.
in order Co rob them Of Whatever self
restraint they may have left after
getting hsidc the dcns.
We protest that for the council Co
approve the licensing OF these plaCrs
30 sell liquors is tu further encourage
these inmates 90 use any iHc1ue lu
their power 90 stimulate ana Increase
their hc!lish occupations,
Wa therefore respectfully petition
your honorable body 10 remove the
MAYOR from office because 81 the yio-
latlon az the laws ana ordinances OF
the city as above set forth
THE CITIZENS LEAGUE or AL
BtQtEROUE. \. NJ.
PITT ROSS. President
u. A. PORTERFIELD SEQ.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-06

M0NTS 10 I0SS

MONEY no LOAN
on furniture. pianos otagna horses.
wagons and other chatteA; also on
salaries ana warehouse receipts. aa
iOw as 5000 ana az high ~ $4,000,
Loans are quickly made and strictly
private Ilme-ono north 20 one
year given. Goods 10 remain In your
possession. our rates are reasonable
Call and see us before borrowing
Steamship tickets So ana from All
parts OF tho world
PRIVATE OFFiCEs--opeu Eveulnga.
THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN Coz
Rooms and q. Grnat Building,
sea West Central AvcRHc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-06
Boston Wool Market.

Boston. Aug. g. -- Trading In do
mcstiu wool has fallen of slightly.
due, the handlers Hat, o. political
conditions la washington. Values Rtlll
show an upward tendency. A good
movement is reported IN fleece woods
with ohio washed selling at 80 10 35c.
Sales of territory stock have been
fair although new Montana woods are
bon demand fine staple being 2dC.
The POPULARITY OF Texas products CON
tuueH with twelve months selling at
20 90 2tc in the grease. California
woods are dun
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-06
lhIrnrn LINr.lnrk.

CHICAGO Aug G--Cuttlt-E Receipts
% SOC. market steady Bccycs. kt.7i
ulu.uu. TyNus steers. Sl9ON $50.
Western steers. ga.15Hs.}O. stockers
tuL I..drrs SiU0a6Aj. COWS ana
h.u,rs. N-.15H $50, calves. f5.65 10
100.
Hogs Receipts. 1900. market
strong ty 1r higher Light, f7e5g
Ntl. mixed. 6 ga re- A. go. heavy. 81 80
"a IS 60. rough. S7.85mS. pigs So. 30
lfR.aa. bulk ut sales, XsN5MN
sheep Receipts $4,000. market
slow Na'lyr. s32hmlN5. western,
tI.5uu 600. NrarliuRs. fii0H 5.G5t
lambs native, Sl.5oH 7.75, western,
81 SOAR
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-06
ROswEIi-VASGHN AUTO LINE.
Carries a. =. MALI

IfAUIO WHII3 UUIII IU.UU q. ~ Toy
arrival uf D.. T.. a S. w. train No, 49,
Fare one way so. Round trip. SIS.
100 lbs hagEagr carried free, oxcesn
baggage, t3.50 nor 100 HIS. baggage
up 90 500 ms. carried
Connections made "a Vaughn with
an s.. y a s. W and santa Re ira.us
Roswell Auto CO., Roswell. owners.
darlington BrOs., Vaughn, Agents.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-06
FOR RENT..-storeroOm.

~N~-~~N~~~N-NN-e~~~S~N -~~~SNSNNN~~@eN~S~~
FOR RENT--For storage purposes. a
large ccmented basement on tracks.
Inquire III n. Tlleras n
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-06
Silk Messaline Pettiooats
for 50 cents. Golden Rule TO
morrow.

Constipation b. the starting point
for many serious diseases, no be-
healthy keep the bowels actlv" ana
regular HERnlNE Will remove an
accumulation lu the bowels and put
the system in prime condition. Price
soc. sold by AN druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-06
PAnCEL nEIINIRY.

Parcels and baggage delivered;
quick service Albuquerque Parcel
Delivery Phone a.. Sunday and
nights. Phone SIS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-06

Sew York Aug q Cotton spot
closed quiet WiddliuL upluids,
sl2.5'. middltng gull $500, sales,
roo hiirs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-06

- was cured of disUhoea by one
dos. OF ChamberIain's collie cholera
and Dinrrhoea Remedy writes N n.
Orlule, pa. There "a moth
ing better. For sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-06
TOR SALE

&2.o00-5-room frame. bath. large
porchcs. cellar lot 62hxtt2. High
landf near cor line. terms
S3,5OO-5-room modern bungalow.
LARGE lot. good location. y. 18th 81
$1,000 S-rDom. 2.HfOry modern
DricA dwelling, hot water noat ttt
ward.
t2.0OO-5-room rams and bath.
cellar, fourth ward. near car line.
$3.50. 5-room frame. modcrn. tth
ward, near cor lines tcimH
81 100 -Onc broom framc ana one
two-room frame. both on lut apNtt2.
un car line. tprms.
sass. S-room, g-stury frame
dwelling modern. corner lot on car
line
tf.00O-7-roou,. story stucco nnlsh
residence. hot water heat. good out
buildings. lawn. trees. shrubbcry. lot
75xi42, close In; ti70O cash. balance
per cent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-06

higher Muttons ss5Omt5O: lambs.
f6.50m 7.GO range Wcthcrs and year
lings, t3i0m 900; range ewes. $3.50
ft TOO
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-06

-. LOui~ Spcltcr
81 Louie Aug Lead steady,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-06

st. Louis. Aug G.---Wool steady
territory and western mediums goa
go. fine mediums. lSM zoe. fine. 10
"a lie.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-06

"Th, country NE commission should
be revived with greatly Increased
power; IT, abandonment was a severe
blow "a our people. The welfare OF
the farmer is basic need Of this ma
ton" The country school should be
brought IN touch with country life.
For this reason the PrOgrcssivos APP
prove of Government cooperation
with the farmer To make the farm
more productive, Cooperative assu-
Citations ~ farmers both for the pro-
ductlou ana the selling of agricultural
products should be- encouraged. $50
long ds the farmer leaves cooperative
activities With their profit sharing 90
the city man 1T business, SO long viii
the foundations ot wealth be- under
mined and the comforts Of onllghieu-
mcnt hc impossible iu the country
communities
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-06
FOR SALE--Real Estate.

~~~se~~-~eNes>~--e~ss~ s~~-~-~s~-~~-~-~-~~~~~
FOR SAI,E--Till Aug TO- Central
avenue business property Good
incOIae property $4,000 VIII handle
j. T. Elder.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-06

manufacturer but 90 the wage work
cr and 70 the general consumer.
The High Cost at Living.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-06
FOUND

FOUND Tho lady who lost purse
containing $40 bin ana some
stamps ~ the Golden Rulc store may
store. Gdh
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-06
PERSONALS.
NICK'S chill PARL0RS

Hot Tamaies. chill Con
Carne and short OrderS
ZOE West Central
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-06

MIR Roosevelt declares that our
present bank currency based on gov
eminent bonds Is unsCicntific, ana
urges the adoption of a system which
shalt provide elasticity IN the credit
and currency necessary Tor the CON
duct ct business. free from rccurrius
punics." The control OF such a syn.
tom should be- In the hands of the
government, and must bc free from
manipulation by wall street or the
large interests"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-06
ROOSEVELT
CONFESSION
ocontlnuca from Page 3D.

sources, and therefore our labor pow
err" Wage scales and other labor
data should Doe made public. all
deaths. injuries. and diseases due 90
Industrial operation should be- report
cd tu the authorities. wage commits
siuus should hp cata blished in the
nation ana state to determine the
minimum wage scale la different iI-
dustrics, the federal government
SHOULD Investigate an Industries with
a View TO establishing standards 81
sanitation and safety. there should bee
mine ana factory inspection according
10 standards fixed Bog Interstate agree
mcnt or by the federal government.
national ana state legislation should
establish standards uf compensation
Tor Industrial accidents and deaths
and for diseases clearly due 90 in
dustriai conditions. for the adoption
hy law of fair standard OF COM
peusation Tor casualties resulting fa-
tally which shall clearly tiN the min
imum compensation iu an cases the
monetary equivalent OF living wage
varies according 90 local conditions.
bat should bc sufficiently high to
make morality possible and TO pro-
vide for education. recreation. proper
care of the children. maintenance dur.
tng sickness, ana reasonable saving
for old age. excessive hours OF labor
should be- prohibited for all wage
workers and nigit labor 81 women
ana children should he forbidden: one
day OF rest 100 seven should be- pro-
yidcd Dos law, continuous tWcnty-tour
hour labor should bo divided into
three shirts uf right hours by law,
tenement house manufacture should
Dee entirely prohibited. and labor
camps should Dee subject tu govern
mental sanitary regulation; an indus
] tries employing women uud Children
should bee specially subject 10 govern
mcut inspection ana regulation, in
suruncc funds against sickness acct.
I dent. myalidism and old age should
\ Dee established by a charge either in
| whole ur Boo part upon the Industries.
| the suffrage should be granted a.
| women if FOR no other reason. a.
enable wurkingwomcE 90 combine lot
/ their own protection by the use OF ~
! ballot AS people Wc cannot az.
ford 90 lot amy group ct citizens ul
} amy individual citizen labor undci
/ conditions which are injurious 10 IA,
common welfare. Industry, therefore
must submit tu such public regulation
as viii make u means ~ nc" ano
| health. uo! uf death or incifiricngy.'