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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-06

'hapline street NJ D. church. Rev
samuel 9. Jones. miuistor-Nou viii re
"lNF Nfi~ cordial welcome at the fol
4oNlhS services To 30. morning wor-
Ship. subject ~ sermon. "Memoriee 81
''9l lee SUNDAY school ~ . 70 III
AVN winters. superintendent This H.
a most attractive hour fpr yo.us- a..I
90. Class meeting az 30 D. m pub
Ic Worslip al $50 y. on. Subject or ser
Hl'i f"rllous Times 90 s sermon on
go hi purity. dealing with tre 1becrtr-
I'nF ~ c.f- customs. Tuesday evening
i-pWortI league Wednesday evening
pray o.. service. Thureduy evening. con
Rregationsl meeting AMI nrst 1tisr..-i,.
,ohIeTen'r No service more than an
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tirsf Eng ish Evangelical r.uthera,
chufrn 70 sixteenth street. W = nv
niger pastor. - sixteenth street Tho
usual worship for the second Suuda, tr
Advent 60 1890 q. m and s1u 10 IN
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.N' morning theme viii be The S.ro,,
missionary societies win b,IJ tb.ts tho
uunl thank Offering meeting NJ ~
sItE-I, VII make the address Sundav
nY"i az $50 O.. m, Luther League AZ
80 y. m. prayer meeting WEDNESDAY
Inns 't SO. Teachers trnfuin.
vices. ser
- Johns Nv Prot CONGREGATION.
services az Io.3o e.. m. i'm German 3u''S iSy
~ %" %. m. in English SUNDAY school
10. Noodle sumner 49, b.. -, re Il1er
ladies' Ala society Boz the dining han ~
NE church. Ever, body welcome Furth-
..'H "uiins services.
o.. tiist BAPTIST church. Twelfth and
iigie school a. ,s tS ,s'n rc pas,Gr
.'sht -, ENG Proat are found. The shad-
49,, ,,a.,,.. ~ ". ,.'Id supper will follow
The Warwood mission school Main
vice o. the Home for tfe Aged TbiT-
tgcnfh AMI Jacob streets. 9 %. m. Prof
LUMP liinlnnarc, subject az the Young
lutc Severance Of Cbur-h ~ ~ STATE Tso'
,r'Se tc5Nic.s are growing IN power
The Distance from Life TO Death.
b. the evening Thought 90 7.3a Rapt-
. ,-WiI service during tine evening hour.
Or nds ana the oid Gospel story a.
THE church ON the mn
church of christ. settlers hail corr
nor south Penn and Virginia streets. L.
land Lords Day services as follows:
iHhic school 90 @ o. rcGuIar worship al
90 30. evening service 80 z 80. All vel
come.
Edgwood Lutheran church. the Ede-
wood town hall place OF meeting. Rev.
halph liarshmar. pastor Second
sunday u Advent divine WORSHIP with
sermon hy the pastor. sunday Decembe-
o. W. Your pastor and sunday school
superintendent Wish tn see the hall
both SERVINGS. % Hfr welcome. All
young people who are planning Co. attend
the cftrtHieu class viii please o. pres
emf 90 tho htu ou ncNt Friday at 80
Warwood Lutherau church. tho cen
Ralph 4 Iarshman pastor second
sunday in Advent divine Worship win
sermon ht The pastor. sunday. December
g. ~ We were T1 mI' rr ,3So. a - 80
-urh good attendance last Lords pav.
'ne fENIn end bring others. The cate
"l' ,l'-' WI De- "rranizcd sunday a
N'rs december &C. Immediately affer
sunday school service
St Matthew Episcopal church eo--
geo 'haf Nrc and Fifteenth streets. tra
N'f. Leonard ~ 81 ~tttEsr. rector The
.'r'iU'r during the week Will b.. a. fDf.
,'N- second sunday iH Advent sunday
Ioccf Der b. i'lf Zoo s. u.. HOLY Corn-
Nnion l' Boz o. m. SECOND Celebration
guy 80 u. etrniug prayer
a"gr'fs Do p w.. suuda, school.
"' n n. unlsh school. tS Johns Echo
l'int goo r.. sunday school "a
lful.. Eun Grove. 900 D. n erspfr-
t..,c' end address. g. Faults Eifn
rrrver and utant. Tr.ds, 10 40
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-. Pauls Evangelical church. Thirty
eighth and Wood streets. Aug. & Rasche
psstor-No services will be held at the
church on sunday. as the pastor and or
ganist air. II. Supp will assist in IN e
seNent N-nfth anniversary services OF the
evangelical church near Miltonsburg -.
SUNDAY school. y. m. Ladies' Aid so
clety. y. m. Sacred concert Tuesday
evening. December 3.
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m; Boys brigade and choir rehearsal
vi are cordially invited 20 attend these
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second Tinted PRESBYTERIAN church.
with services in the u N q 4 autt.
i9iiuur icN. J. &c. Littel. u. H.. pastor.
ofniuC F'rVice go iu.f5. evening At
30. sabbath school at $50 "A M
Christian Union at q d. m.. Union PRAY
or service on "Wednesday evening al . 30
in 90" icrfur" room OF the First Presby-
terrain church.
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Wesley VI. r church. sias J.coh
street Rev. J. II. Workman, pastor
Class meeting at $50 a. m. led by the
pastor. preaching 1880 n. m. and 80
y: IN. by Rev. Nicola. DiStefauO. pastor
FIRST Italian NJ. =. church. Youngstown,
-, sunday school. y. m. song service.
=; m. led by Prof. Harry Vain. rhe
,eNlNai VIII continue next week. Chill
Sreh services. 3 .. IN. Saturday. Deem
per .. Win address by Rev. DiStefano
Every one welcome to all these services.
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inE rehearsal or Lutheran mail. cborus.
" "un"Sday evening regular birthday
party Tor Drccmber lu the social rooms
or me church, Thursday evening rcgu-
lar meeting Of the Church Council The
pubic is cordially invited Co all OF
these services
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-06

-. Andrew Episcopal church. Thirty
seventh and Eo1 streets. James l. Fish.
rectur--Trp.c viii be services In the
morning At : o'clock when there will be
celebration 81 holy communion. Sunday
school at o'clock in the afternoon and
evening prayer and sermon at 30.
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Third Presbyterian church. Thirty
eighth and Jacob streets: =. p Leyen-
berger. psstor-The usual services Will
he held sabbath. December :: Preaching
at 1880 a. m. and 7.30 p. m: Sabbath
school alta p. m: Mems Bible class at
deavor at s.f5 d. m
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Christ Lutheran church Pleasant
Heights. Mozart. Rev. =. -. Snyder. pas
tor-Ss rvlces for second sunday In Ad-
vent as follows. SUNDAY school at $50
a. m: hlef service al 1880 a. m. YES
per service at go .. M. The newly
elected church tnuncilmeu viii be in
stalled az the morning service. Cate
rhetical instruction Friday afternoon ut
10 o'clock
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ST. james Evangelical Lutheran
Z .hapel. Elm Grove. West virginia. Rev
". Steucr. assistant pastor. $40 ID nm
sunday school ana Bible class. English
services 81 TIE county Iuurfuar. at
= 90. ana Tuesday evening meeting OF
the young people Ipr rcneaf.al ct christ
mas songs. All are cordially invited.
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az $50 g. m. Prayer meeting. Wednes-
dH. evening 5.f5 o'clock An AR. in
Fitcd 60 attend all services.
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second Presbyterian church. corner
Market and Twentieth streets. Rev
inot'as irier koontz. u. u pastor
81 Nlc"s az ';i5 a. m. and 7.45 .. m.
sabbath school at 9.3O n. m. Christian
Endeavor meeting at Gas 2. m. PRAYER
meeting Wednesday at 1:fb p m The
pastor Will preach sabbath morning on
II" hath sent me 20 heal the broken
ntarted Luke AIS. and In she evening
on Human Destiny" The choir vii
sing tie following music.
Morning service
Anthem
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,,c,.--,.,,,,. ...,,. o. -.:--..- .... Himmel
Tyres Above ................C hopfn
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church ~ christ settlers hall. COR
nor south Penn and virginia streets. L.
land Lords DAY services ~ follows.
Nhlc school 90 10 reEular worship at
1870. evening service az 80. All well
come
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Eighteenth Street Memorial chapel.
John NcNiastcr. l-aier-Sunday evening
at 90 o'clock. special service for men
Subject: "Tlc blind Man az Jericho"
The choir las prepared special music
for THIS servic. The exercises will be
limited 90 one hour ard We invite your
presence and cooperation.
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- Matthews Luthcfar church Az
W Ht'r .trc'i Ieuupud. So Va a. o.
Hem. pastor second sunday iu Advent.
20 o.. o.. sunday school and bible class
''F adllf. 10 30 90. 90 preaching SER
wee. ir fh" tsrruuu language. gao .
ridl rooms or the church. 80 Fr1ii4H
hfri'r services. subject. Tile I.frl r
Comma rdmert Ana ou Tuesd1v e.er-
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ser man Methodist church. Cbarllne
street. "ppusit" high school. Rev. r. \.
Nl,'' ktnan, pastor" sunday school al
a. fu. General class meeting II
'."' q m. Morning service. ir Gen
,.iSh. az I'D 30, subject. Like Unto
'r". Young peoples meeting at d.
~. sunjeci. ""oman's WORK iu tic
'Nrtn l.tc1ing service. ln English.
~ 1870. subject. 'kcpeutarca.' Tues
day evening December e. the Cleaners
WIZ h"-t o. bazaar az The home OF Ma
The usual prayer service on Wedr,sday
"' cnTE 81 e. o.. m \ cordial in,G
nation q" attend ali services is extended
70 everyone. All visitors welcome
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FIRST English Evangelical Lutheran
e., ur'h 30 sixteenth street. " $ NV
singer. pastor % ~iNteerf. stree ri o
ADVENT a. =" To- n. U. ard s.In 3D. fu The
morning theme viii Do The Second COM
ll- or 'hri.t. Ir the evsuiuE fr. rl e.
thtnN7n0rr'ug meeting NTe rr.fr.-er
WIZ uatr TIE address. Suudrr .rI.,lf.
'..N %. nl ibuity Luther league O. .ts
uirc % o.. Teacher. TRAINING ..4e=
.ure iiafe'r after PRAYER uIcetfr. T.-
"ft body Welcome Oh 600 f.sr. ssrt .,ee.
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Thomson VI. T. church. cs Saufr
broadway. on the f<rrnd Rev " g.
,ihttng-r minister Services FOR sun
ana 'oWWuu ON service. % %. uI SIM
DAY school. $50 p. m. FpwortI Ierrue.
p" y. h'. preaching hv the pastor
better ln ne rif-.. The public fq well
come 90 ali services ~ Thomson .rurrl
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: " N
Subject. "Thc Piind Man az Jericho
The choir las prepared special music
FOR THIS service The exercises will he
limited 20 ore hour ard We invite your
presence and cooperation.
First obristian church. Elm Grove
Bible school Hrd communion. 1880 a IN.
sunday. preaching. ~ r. ~. Rev. -. a.
White. state secretary. viii preach at
morning service y. =. : g. r. Gas 2.
fu. l'rea'hlnE. go. Pulpit iu evening
will Do occup. ed 1y visiting minister. All
members OF board are requested to he
a. morning service.
warwood Christian church. Rev y w
Evans. pastor o. bic school and com
service % $50. subject. Civilizations"
Every body Invited There viii he no
preaching sunday morning The Bible
school and communion services viii be
blended. and following this will be held
a. congregational meeting
First Spirituaust church VIII hold
services IN the odd Fellows hall sun
d1v. December sth. ~ 1.ap T.. M. chill
drcn.s progressive bceum at 10 30 H m.
l'et. q. W Wav. ga.for and psychic
Life" Spirit messages will be given
't close 81 lecture. All are welcome
first church ~ Christ. Scientist
o. o.. W auditorium. Ifr9 Chapllrc
street Service SUNDAY NJ % a % s.t,-
lsri OF lesson. ''"d the only cause and
-'ltor. sunday school go 90 q 3D..
"wednesday Testimonial meeting 40 = ..
Do. same address Veadfnr room. ono,
nult. except SUNDAY and legal holiday.
from % pol. to g. m. also on safurdat
te invited 20 visit orr reading Room .l't
attend our services.
ST. Luke's Episcopal church t.l,,.,
.ri Of Poe steel bridge THE RES, Iarob
frft inrh1tn y -. rector The service.
for December 7th second sundst b, A.
or" %. m. Holy Comm suIou. Titan, and.
.'t.n'n $50 D. POI. evening PRAYER and
,'r ana on W'drerd4,. December
i'.N ".rFI'e and lecture. 30 o. o.
zion Lutheran church. gus Marie,
LIZ 10y I.1ze. pastor Sec
'Nl sunday tu Advent SUNDAY ert..f
zoo f. DO a. m.. ,hief service at %. AZ "a
isr.f.i.i .,.g,.ii.'i 1 tg b. u.-. Tie
d., ',cu'nr Uidweet zsr,ir. or
'dn'Fiar evening CHURCH pn.ir.if
,',.r .n .,InIfs,la} evening Rows
numbers rr SUNDAY aa fYi.1vs
'lief service.
.'r'luHe ArIputs in E N.ftr..r
.Nf.Hfr. Obj. STOW .futfff. -..f..t
"oer''., Meditation io s. 0a, ''"''
ro.tads Allegro con- motto. Tt't
E,. .,,.s. e..s,s ~ . au Brooke.
anthem .t.1f'ii. g. Iar,f. ,. ."E',
Drsrf,rf .Ata mari. v,e..r,'i
ur Louie s Uropts4
All arc invited
unnamed baptist church. $500 E.r
street. Arden H MILLER pastor mo
hour f1r su.da. SCHOOL 90 <,.-f.
e.ervlr" vHH Hn ms ilef -I.HH. urt
o., ,su I[rr.,' - ..-,..,e tt % o.. m.
fU.a of fa IorIa slur.r lt tra .Iaa. .,r
MING service IHu'.I. s. goo r r
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Ahtlem = Jesus. SAVIOUR ~ Nv
o,., .,,u. -. ..-.-- Euhinstein
'HertorN The Woods and Every
Evening service.
Anthem-'oh Come Let Is Worship"
Him L
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First ~ ristian church. Elm Grove
Bible school Hrd communion. 10. 30 a. m.
sunday. preaching. ~ q. IN. Rev. -. a.
White. state secretary. viii preach at
morning service. y a. = g. p Gas T.
W. Preaching 40. Pulpit iu ever!r.
will be occup cd by visiting minister All
members or board are requested TO he
az morning service
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pastor. ". s rIfert N.xte vsHet,i:
=. VICES az 1890 e. u ln German and
~ $50 D. m. On English SUNDAY school
10. noodle supper to be- giv.u by ~.
LADIES AID society in the dining han ~
lhe church. Ever body welcome. Furth
cr announcements during services
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We have the
daintieSt line of
Satin slippers in
the city in 10 diff
ferent colors 20
select from and all
sizes. They're ac-
tually worth $500.
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warwood Christian church. Rev y W
Evans. pastor Bible school ana com
munion service ~ 10 o'clock. evening
service 81 s.a.. subject Civilizations"
Ever, body Invited There viii he no
preaching sunday morning The Bible
school and communion services viii be
blended. and following this will be held
"a congregational meeting
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-05-20

country. Special privileges have
been granted to these big corpora.
lions, these trusts, until they have
come to think that they Lwn the en-
tire country. They own the leglsla.
lures 10 many of the states. control a
large majority of the republicans and
a portion OF the democrats in con
Rress and even presume to try and
dictate to the president himself
The Underwood tariff bill Is 10
tended to correct these conditions, at
least to the extent of allowing fnrelgn
competition to assist In reducing the
high cost of living. The trusts are
putting up a hard fight through the
republican minority in congress.
Knowing that the people are clam
oring for relief by tariff revision
downward, they are making a play
for time by asking that nothing be
done with the tariff until the tariff
commission reports The trusts be-
lieve that they control this commits
sion and that its report will be favur-
able tn them, aud even If II should
not be, they will at least have sue.
oeeded In putting off the day of rock
oninR.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-05-20
Telephone No. 1873
TUESDAY. MAY 20. IOIs
Memorial Day

Memorial Day Is one week from
next Friday and It is high time that
something was being done towards
making arrangements to httingly OBJ
serve 1t.
There is no G. A. R. post here to
take the initiative and that makes it
necessary for some other patriotic
Citizen to take the matter in hand
and start it. There is no lack of the
patriotic spirit In st. Marles. All
that is needed is some individual to
step forth and take the necessary
steps to start the ball rolling.
Once the matter was taken up there
is no question but what plenty of
help could be found to make the ob.
servanoe a success Without any
question the hand would be glad to
donate it'd ,sices. but would proba-
bly, need lifetime in which to
practice.
We have not seen Superintendent
Buck or any of the teachers In regard
to the matter, but we have no doubt
but what the schools would gladly
prepare a program for the occasion.
A quartette, or even chorus, could
be prepared from among the singers
of the city who would be prepared to
render a few patriotic songs, suitable
fro the occasion. AS for the address
there Is plenty of talent among the
ministers or the legal fraternity of
the city that could be drafted for the
occasion If no one would volunteer.
A parade could be easily arranged
for the occasion, though we have
neither the ranks of the G. A. Il. to
draw from or a company of the ma
tional guard to press into service
We have no doubt that the differ
ent frateTnAl organizations of the city
4 ID be easily prevailed upon to
- aud In a city Of this char
% Ut a difficult matte to
~ Iug sqnad at the Gene
The fis.~sial for the proper observ-
anoe of the day Is all here. All that
Is needed Is a leader, some one to
take hold aud start the thing. Once
started 1t will be comparatively easy
to find plenty of helpers.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-05-20
POStmaSterShiP Open
To Competition

All fourth-olass postmastershlp
except those paying less than also a
year, have been thrown open TO com
petition by an executive order is
sued by President Wilson. These
poRitions are retained In the classifi
ed section, but about 80, 600 iucum-
bents who we're "oover in" into
the classified service by executive or
ders Of previous administrations aill
have to meet all corners In oompeti-
tive exRmiDstlons ia order TO hold
their positions with civil service pro
teotion.
10 a statement making this order
public, Postmaster General Burleson
announced that It was tire purpose of
President Wilson and himself to ex-
tend the classified service to include
presidential postmRsters of the second
and third class probably within a
year. This may require legislation
by congress, he said. His plan.
which will be laid tefore the presl-
de nt soon will provide for a qualiH
1aNAtn ANoA All huu nUUlA
cants Sin keeping with the import
ance of the postofiices. 8"
Under President Taft's order of
October 10. 1912. fourth class post
masters we're divided into two classes
Glass A. those drawing more than
$500. and Glass b.. those drawing
less than $780,
Comparative examinations we're
prescribed for future applications for
Glass A appointments, while tan
Glass 3 positions we're 10 be filed on
returns Of postodice inspectors
President Wilson's order leaves only
the offices paying $50 or less to be
filled upon Inspectors reports.
Rules and regulations to govern
the administratiou Of the new order
viii be worked out and announced by
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-05-20

the civil service commission as soon
rs possible
In his statement the postmaster
general said:
81 feel that President Taft's order
of October 10 last didn't go far
enough in that it failed to apply a
merit system to the entire service ii
was aimed to cover. It has the effect
of placing within the classified ser
vice large number Of postmasters
who have not been required to dem
onstrate their Fitness for such APP
pointment.
Fundamentally a reform move
meut has for It's purpose the righting
of an existing wrong. Therefore, If
the application of the merit system
to the postal service WAS needed In
order TO correct an existing evil, then
the scope of the order affecting the
change should have been broad
enough to have corrected as far as
possible the condition then existing
as a result of the former system.
as we'll as to accomllsh the desired
results In the future.
"Polltical considerations in the
psat very largely have controlled the
selection of fourth class postmasters,
and under this order democrats must
be held responsible TOR the wise aud
safe administration of the offices.
"UndeI the circumstances the Taft
order violated at least the fuhdrment-
al purpose of the civil service lpaG
because IL placed permanently 10 y
fee without examination or other test
as to merit or efficiency. great
horde OF persons If left 10 this cod
dition and permitted TO operate wit4
out proper examination into its work
iugs, the order would make honest
civil service farce and prove set
back to its proper administration aud
future progress. Ny effort Is to cor
rect the evil ,snd gave the merit of
the order an NaVik safeguard civil
service and t48llcy. "
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-05-20
High Tariff on Decline

High protection Is not so puopular
with the average American voter to-
day as it was ten years ago. On the
contrary 1t is getting to be decidedly
unpopular.
The wage Garner aud the people
generally had been taught to believe
that high protection aud prosperity
went hand In hand That the high
er the tariff the higher the wages of
the laboring men; that the manufao-
turer reaped no particular benefit
from protection, that il all went to
the unemployed Ia higher wages.
The average man Is slow to change
his views. He olings to his old Ideas
aud beliefs. He hates to think that
beliefs and opinions which he has
cherished almost for a lifetime are
erroneous Experience, however. is
a great teacher, although sometimes
expensive. Her lessons may be cost
ly' but they are effective.
The experience of the past ten
years has served to convince the aver
age thinking wage Garner that there Is
no connection between the tariff and
wages. That the tariff is uuiy an In d.
vention that permits the manufacture
er to add to his profits. the increased
price of the article which It enables
him TO take out of the consumer. In
other words, that a high protective
tariff liner eases the cost Of living
without a corresponding Increase in
wages
There WAS a time when a high tariff
was necessary to protect the Infant
industries OF the country from for
eign competition. But that time has
passed. There are no more infant
Industries to be protected. The big
profits that we're made possible by
this protective tariff has Induced and
fostered a combination of capital into
large companies OF trusts, which now
practically control the entire manu-.
featuring Industry Of the country.
They have either absorbed or fore
ed the small Industries out of bust.
ness, until now instead of "iufant
industries" that need protection In
order to live, we have the gigantic
trust, controlling not only practically
all of the industries Of the country.
but the government as we'll. They
dictate the price Of the articles which
you use, as we'll as the wages of the
men whose labor produces them, aud
the only factor, besides their sweet
viii, that has any effect on the price
of labor. Is the influence of labor
unions.
There is a maxim IN the old En-
glish common law that.a corporation
has no soul, and therefore great care
should be exercised in the privileges
granted It. The wisdom Of this max
i'm has been demonstrated in this
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-05-20

Mrs. A. L. George, of st. Joe,
spent Wednesday IN the city vislting
her son, e. NJ. George.