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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-22
The Child Labor Question.

Written by S. G.. Dover, of
Kershaw, and published last
week in The Kershaw Era:
The worlds greatest powers
are at war. The earth's greatest
nations are hammering each
other to their knees. The cry of
the wounded, the voice of the
dyUg ore raised to the heavens
in the agonies of the greatest
battles yer know, in the w ,rld's
history. A gre 1t President, ,'11
Chief Magistrate of the u. S..
is going from place to place,
warning our country of the ir,-
portance of being prepared and
the dangers that threaten us as
nation. The Congress, chat
great law-making power of our
country, can hear the death cry
OF our sister countries. 1t can feel
the vibration of the thunderous
guns and yet with all the neces-
sity of action along the line of
preparedness and aside from the
fact that this country should act
on the tariff and other great
measures, it ignores these things
of vital Importance to the coun.
try as a nation; and legislates
to what the South feels; for one
section against another section.
1t seems that rather than lend
an ear to the President in his
righteous cry for preparedness
and passing laws that would
benefit the nation as a whole {;
it is listening to the argument
OF the Congressman from the
State of bloodshed and labor up
heavels and the howls of Nc
kelway and the Child Labor
Committee.
If there was the same neces-
sity for action on the child labor
question as there is on some Of
the other great questions bcfD.,.
H. we would take Off our hats to
the action of Congress along this
line. If there was my real .!an-
ger to the children working in
the cotton mills and if it was a
question that needed the assist
tance of our national congress
and one that had been absolutely
ignored by the several States in
terested, then we would applaud
the efforts of = congress and
Keating. McKelway & Company
but as this law is an indirect way
of abridging the rights of the
States and legislating their pow
er out of their hands by an act
that will prove to be in direct
juxtaposition to our Federal
Constitution and the rights of
the States, then we are con-
strained to say. Meme, Meme,
Tekel, Upharson."
But we do not concede the
necessity of national action on
a question that should be left to
the States interested. Have not
the States that have been SO
maligned by the National Child
Labor Committee; North Caro-
lima. South Carolina, Gorgia and
Alabama, already passed laws
along this line? In South Caro-.
lima, the Legislature is formulat.
ing law, lengtheninp the are
limit of children working in
manufacturing establishments
The law now prohibits all chill
dren under twelve years of age
from working in any manufac-
turing establishment and nc
child under sixteen years of age
can work at night.
/ want to go on record as say
ing that ! am in favor of law
regulating the shipment of whis.
key from one state to another
ard believe the Webb-Kenyor
law was good law. The great
thinking world knows that wl,is.
hey is an evil and that wher
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-22

yo" are g. ..ig mo, wkiskey you
ic corL'Gtting a cri.re You
associate whiskey vith crime
and lat essness. t. is not the
making of whiskey which hurts
so much as it is using it. 1t is
whiskey itself which causes so
many murders and crimes. Can
you associate a piece of cotton
cloth with a thing that will
wreck your home and cause you
to forfeit your manhood and
honor? No, never. Yet this howl
ing bunch of fanatics want you
to believe that because a piece
of cloth has been made by
weaver who is fifteen years old
that it is contraband and that the
Federal Government should stor
it's SHIPMENT from one State to
another.
If this bunch are not striking
at the mills and the people who
work in them; and they are the
great philantrophlists they
claim they are, then why do they
not advocate law saying that
the farmer cannot ship the pro-
ducts of his farm from one
State to another. when his child
has toiled from 5 o'clock A. M.
until z o'clock at night to help
make these same products :?
Wherein is their consistency.
Have they advocated such law? :?
Certainly not. Yet, ] say it is
'lst as hurtful to the farmer boy
or girl to work long hours as the
boy or girl working in the mill.
Let me say right here that the
health of the child working in
the mill is looked after more
i'osel'- than the child workir,;. on.
the farm. his crowd cl.',:. thrv
are going to conserve the health
of the ch:ldren and yet the death
rate in the mill is not as great
as on the farm, to say nothing
of crowded cities. Take contage-
Gus diseases, and who ever heard
of a house in the country being
tagged because a inmate had
measles or whooping cough :?
The mill do this. Are there not
thousands of children dying
yearly from hookworm. Who
ever heard of a child getting
hookworm in the mill ? The great
medical profession will tell you
that this is an impossibility.
Mr.. Keating said in his speech
at the Asheville Conference that
child labor was responible for the
rejection of many of the applic-
ants for Army and Navy service.
Wonder who he was talking
about. Men who as children
worked in the mill? He was not
very specific about it. If child
labor is hindrance to the Army
and Navy, then why does he not
advocate a law restricting the
abor of children working on the
i'h III soy iioW, lIldI WI. hedU-
ing, if he refers to men who as
children worked in the mill, is
maligning the very people whose
cause he so boastfully claims
he is championing.
| say this: That should a
cause arise and our country need
us, that the call to arms would
shut down every Southern cot
ton mill, and I speak advisedly.
Let some foreign power inveigle
this nation into war and there
wouldn't be enough able-bodied
men left in the mills to make
shirts for the soldiers. We are
just as proud of the flag as the
renowned gentleman from Colo.
RADIO and we would desert our
homes and work just as quickly
to fight for our country's honor
and let me inform the Child La.
Dor Committee and Heating, Nc
Nelway and Company, that not
withstanding the fact that most
OF us have worked as children
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-22
Experience A Good Teacher.

Texas is strong for prepared
ness. A goId II any Texans, es-
rec:ally along the border. have
learned that the man who can
defend himself is the man whom
rascals leave alone.-News and
Courier.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-22
Asthma-Catarrh
and Bronchitis
Can Be Greatly Relieved by the New
External Vapor Treatment.

Don't take internal medicines or habit
forming drugs for these troubles. Vick's
"Vap- Rub" Salve is applied e1ternallv
and relieves by inhalation as a vapor and
by absorption through the skin. For
Asthma and Hay Fever, melt q little vick's
IN spoon and inhale the vapors, also rub
wen over the spinal column to relax the
nervous tension Q5c R0c nr S1 M
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-22

basket-toting variety of domes-
tic is always available owing to
the needs of a persuasive dusky
ldler in the background
Valdosta (Ga.) Times.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-20

ltnter Der Anflaee bss 0isbitabts
ami Neifnns Der geb5rbsn bpn
NfhebiIle, y. g., perbaftst.

Iuf glniuf;en 0es Gberiiis bon
sIifcDiIle, ". g.. iuurbe .geitern slbcno
aiif oem Linton gabnbof Der f2 Sab
re aIte Snrbise Clarence @arrilcn
ongfeit eeniadJt, neil er, ipie es IN
Der bier einpetrcfienen Depeid,e ocs
Sberiffs hciBi, i'm gerood)f iiebt In
aibeDiile $500 geitcbIen 81 babcn.
Ter jiigcnoIide 9ieiielbe peripa1r-
te lid IN Der Capitalization NIT aac-
Grttfdaeoenbeii sesen oieie slnifuIoi.
altng irto CAB 81 periieben, bnb ieinsr
1niid;t naf iein Stieipater 1bontas
@biteiieIh in slibepiIle efiras BON benz
geriGrinoen oes @eloes ipiiIen
ii1iiie.
ggie Der iiberaus niifseipedfe anabe
eaI Seutndiit Stcgner mittbeilte,
hattc fein Stiefpater. ibn ali sic
gabn geiett, oainit er sil'@erpanotei,
IN elmer fleinen Crtid,aft IN Sllinoia
reiicn iollte. gis bierber batte ibn
Der Stiefpater eine ,Sabrfarte gelDit
ilno ibm oann nod orei Collars In
gon- mitgegeben, onniit or BON bier
oic &eiterreiie be5abIen fonnte. Bon
oicien orei Collars mill MN Clarence
eiiien SbeiI berloren unn ben 9ieit
nnterlpees berflittert baben, iooab er
nur nod peilige Gents i'm geiis
lDattc. aIs er bier nit ieinem 8eptd,
oas in citiem hod,eleaanten. iiinteI.
ilagclnelen 3meira6 beitano, arlana.
IL. Clarence lit je6ph niht mii BEN
Hopf gefaIlen iinb fpubte 'ih ioiort
an Delfen. Gr oepeid)irte oil ben Stici.
batter ur @elb sur @eiterreiie, nit
Dem eriuheu ibm oas @eIo per1rabt
md Dem 8abnbof ill ienoen, Stait
bes @eloes fanret jebo9 Die Tetcf.
tues, bic i'm nad Der GENERALIZATION
brnf,ten.
ge3iiglid) Der $500, Die er geitob.
len baben ion, bemertte Clarence.
ocb Der Scrr Siiefpapa cbne SraGe
etpos bon Der Sadle tDiiicn miiiie, ea
CT cine bide SloIle @nnfnoten in iei.
mem geiis bate, als er oas giien.
babnbiIlet fauite imo i'm. Clarence,
ermabnte, geiemonbem legcniiber ct.
mas oaoon Derlauten su Iniien, bab CIR
Sas piele Selb eeieben bahc. Bon oic.
Ten slnga5en oes anabcn ipurbe Shc.
riff 9fitdca in alibeoille ioiort tele.
peritdnoigt. pdbreno Ga.
renee nad Dem SeidnaniB Ses Su.
aebradt imiroe.
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2ofaI (. Beridt.
Smsens
1immt sipei balbwidJiise Mdbhtn
in Saft, bic NIT einem YIatt ban.
iirter, bas ben beboritebenSen
@sltuntsrsaas antiinbist

fsrun Clifton aepIer, BON go. 281i
lsabafb apeluie, Die NIT einer 3eit'
id;rift rEte Sian Of the Zines"
baiiiirt, einem gIatt, has ben iinrltit.
teIbar beboritebeuOen gScltuntergana
porausiasi, mar geitern dilberoroent'
Iid cntriiitet, neil bas SiIgenoeeriht
iid, ibrer slniift nad, iiubeiligter
saciie in ibre YripatangeIegeabei
gemiidt bat.
@1breno ndnlIid Grau aepler in
ben Iesten Togen auberbaib Gincin.
natis Die aimoe Don Dem bepcriteben.
rem MeItimtergang 5ii perbreiten Der.
iudjte, bette oaS Slgcngeridt lire IL
Sabre alte Sodfer Milbre6 aepIer
unb ibre IA Sabre alte gI0optiutoh.
ter @ertrub @nDipooo. Die gleiffaIls
felt einigen @oden bier, narrentlit
in Den IbenSinln6en, i'm 0eihdits.
centrum bas gSeItuntergangsa9
gu perfmiien pilegten. in feline %.
but. Die Wto6den maren, fpie 5rnil
aepler geftern abeno mad, ibrcr
Seimtiinff ans einem binterloiienen
grief ibrer SodJter eriab, bereits mi
9omerstag pom 9eanten bss Sn.
genogeridas aus Der @obnung gebolt
NIB na6 Dem Gefdiranib bes e5iigene.
geriflts eebrnat iporben.
6ral, aepIcr ipdriote iid oeiiern
g(benb icfort BOILER Corn imo ent.
riiitltng on Die 9oIi5ei, ober ibr milr.
DC beoeltef bab in oiciem syalle MIR
rag SueenbseridJt 3ritdnoig lei wio
iie iid oaber bis aiin beiitieen Gage
oeSlIbcn ntiiiic, mann lie @elegenbcit
baben iuiiroe, Dire @eifaperoen BEL
liidter Soffnran por3ubriitgen. Der
geidjeib bebuste Der 6raI stpdr rid,t.
abcr iie mubte iih iir oas llnabdnber.
Irdje fiiseu.
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SIN iiabe;u poIenbsten II. aebens'
jabre bat elmer Der betannteiten UNI
ansefebeniten pioniere bes bieiiser
9suti6tbums 5trr @eorg Reif
bic 9lussn sum eipism S4Iummer &C.
fdloTsn. innig betrausrt uidt nui
Don isinsn 9lngeb5risen, fonbern aud
BON ben pislsn Greunbeu, bic Ct it'd
i'm 2aufs Der Sabre bur9 fein ferns
beuii6es Wefen gu ertperben setuubi
batte unb bic jsin aBbenteH itets in
Gbreu balten fperben. Die gserbis
sung finbst beute Ra9mittas I'm ei.
llbr Dom gtabIifement Der 2ei4enbes
ftdtterfirmu Jofspb S4reiber &c Ssrl
go. 1417 Wlain Strabe aus itatt.
Ulit aufri9tiser 5rausr pirb in
ipsiisn arsiien Die aus 8rootIpn. u.
o., sinsstroffsns 9rauerfunbe bon
bem bort erIolgten 9lblsben bon 5srrn
Safoh Soffman bernommen
ipsrbsn, Der I'M boben alter boon 81
Sabren in Der Wobnuns feiner Sods
ter Jrau 4be Goldman bic Mugsn
gum sipissn S9lummsr fhlob. Der
Odbinssi6isbtns, Der friiber lanae
Sabre bier anfdfiis septien. binisrs
ldbt bier aabtreide Jrsunbe, bic ibrl
am Wontos Mprgen bic iebt. Gbrs
erpeiisn tpsrbtn, ipenn feline fierbli6e
SiilIs aui bsm Subab Souro GriebhDf
5ur Issten giube beftattet fpsrbeI,
fpirb. Die 9rausrfeier finbei In be.
aaps[Ie BEG Drisbbofs nm balb ell
rbr 9ormittags itatt.
Cine bohdnseiebns beutiGe Mas
irons 1T ssitsrn in Grau 2ouife {
Mener in bic GtDisteit biniibtrgts
f9lummert. Die DdhiuseTfiebens, Die
Elm Utter BON SO Sabren errei6ie, mar
bic Mittips bon 9errn Or. 3. q.
Meber or. uitb bat Is peritanben,
ii6 burd ibre 6ersenssiiie unb ihrs
peri0nlife Qiebsnsniirbisfeit 5abn0fe
syrsunbe Az erfptrben, tpsl6e bic aiins
be BON ibrem glbleben nit aufri6tis
ger Srduer pernebmen iuerben. 1ie
geiiesuna Der iterbIiden 5iilIe Der
gererpistcn finbet ON Montae Nof,.
mittaa pom 1rauerbdide 90. 964
WinbIor Strobs aus ftatt.
5err @eorss Moerfein
elmer Der jiingeren WitsIiebsr Der
gbriifian WlosrIsin 9reiping Co., liegt
in fsiusr Wobnuns, 1923 Obio aps.,
srnitIi6 ertranft barnisbsr. Die Jpn
bebnnbelnben Mer5te befiirdtsn, bab
SarnDsrsiftuna siriebt.
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9tms 2iebesgran,
geriudte bic % Sabre aIte GliiabetG
SGrser ibrem esben ein Gubc
3n MAIDEN.


Jnfofse zines nnbsbeuienben Ser.
tpiirfnifies, bas g,itsrn bic % Sabre
dIte gliiabstb garssr, bic ais DienIts
mdb6en in Der 5dmiIis bon Or. q. &.
Winioms, 30. 1907 Sarrifon 9lDe.,
Gbepioi. anseiiellt III, seftern abenD
nit ibrem Sdos, 5enrp .. Sod DON
Der Nortb gsnb Roab. bate, mohte
fie ben 9.rfu6, iitb bur9 bas gsrs
lffIuden Don QuediiIbsrtablstisn 5u
Dersiften.
Gliidlideripsif, selang es ao6,
Der 4ussnSeuge bieies @srfu1s mar,
Der fih in Der WObnuns DON Dr.
Diliams abipisIie, Der 9ebensmiiDen
cine Der 5abletten su enireibsn, 70
baB lie nur fpenis BON bsm 9ift psrs
ihludte uno bic aersie i'm SofpiiaI.
ipobin SRI. Baresr iofort ssbra6.
lpurbe, ,panbisn oud unper3iisli9 @es
senmittel an unb boffsn. iis am aebsn
erbalten su tOnnsn.
SRI. garger mar friiber i'm Sanis
tarium In College 9ia uneeiteQt ssfpes
len unb battle nabrenb bieier 3eit
5snrp .. 2pd, Der an Der Nprt5
9snb Roab ipobni. tennen sslsrni. Jn
ben lebten 5aaen mar es 3ipiidsn ben
iunsen Gsutsn ssringfiisiser llridde
tpessn su Wsiuungsberifi
gstommsn. unb aud nm geiirigen
9lbeub, als Rcd feline @erlobte aufs
Iutte, ipurbs Der Sireit nieber err
nsuert unb fhIieblid ertldrte ;Jrf.
poreer ibm, bnb iie Der Snte elm
gnbe MAIDEN unb Iih bds geben nsbs
men fpole. sic ptrIbludte bann Elm
Quediilbertablett unb pollte serubs
Elm sfpeiies 5ablsit in ben Wluno
iiedsn, nls Rod iie ar bisiem @orbas
ben perbinberte unb aus qetbesirdfter
I'M 5iIfs ritf.
Or. Wifliams elite unpersiieIih
bsrbei nnb aab fofort sssisnett gsaens
mitiel I'M iih bann NIT Der polis,i
in @srbinbung su fsben. Da bic
Wcbnung BON Or. Williams aubers
halb Der Gtabisrtn5tn liest unb bi,
bisiise poIisei infolse beifeH ni6t sus
fidnbis IN. nubte srft tei.pbonifh bic
erIaubniB bss peIi,eidsfs gopsldn
einqebolt fperben, bamii bic Qsbenss
mii5e In sinsm poliseiantpmobil nadb
bem itdbiiihen 6pfpitaf gebradt ipers
ben fonnie.
pclissihef Gppefdn fanbis natiirs
lid pbns fptiterss bds ihnellits pyli
;tiaufomobil BON Der Capitalization
na6 Der Mpbnuns BON Or. miaiams
unb binnen aoiy furaer 3eit mar
bsnn s5rl. Borgsr i'm if6btiffxn 5os
fpitdl, no bic Msrsts ibr Dor allen
Dins.n ben Magen auspumptsn unb
aud fonitiee @sesnmittsl uripnnbten,
fobab alIsr Mabrfdeinli6teit nod bas
Gift D51is aus BEN Rbrpsr sntfsrnt
norhen In iinb iyrl. warser. bic aug
Ds Rails Gountp. J[Iinois itdmnit,
nit bsm Qsbsn bnrontommtn biirftt.
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GIN, @alsen
gaBen Meyifaner bic Or
moroung amerifanis
fd1erNdnaers.

9ropnsDifIs ssr., 19. mai.
Spis @usncitrieo unb UleIquai5ta
ebdpa. jiusi Wsritonsr, iptlde ber
ermorbuns pon u. 9. siujiin unt
feinss Gobnss CHARLES, sipsi gianstrs,
an Der mtriimif6sn Grtnss, I'M
etusuIt lebtfn Jabrss. ihulbia befun.
ben iporben iporsn, fpurbsn om Gdms
itaa Moresn i'm Sofs bss @sfSngs
niHes BON Cameron Gountp bur9
ben Gtrong bingsri6tti. sic iparen
5uIammmasbunbtn tporben uro Ifars
bsn sur islbtu 3fit. Die DsrurtbsiIs
ten batftr cine gsmeinffafilihe Grs
tIdrling abssstben. in fpeIber fie bsul
pubIifum buHiisn fir bds, mas es
fir re asibon babe, unb ibrt llns
iHuIb bstsiisrtsn. 5unbsrt 3ipilb<dm,
IL unb 80 aapaIIsriitsn btiDaHten bic
Ode Der Sail. no bic Delinqusnien
ssbdngt ipurbtn.
nrtbeii enbli9 poIIitrsdt
phoenix. eri5ona, 10. Mai.
fysnutIsco Rooxisues ,Durbe am 6rsI.
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2ui6triTd,<n sirde in Bellevue fidtt.
ReD. 9. q. gBasnsr ipirb bic Gebddts
uibrsbe balien.
- Der gersbue Stdbtratb ia!
ben aontrdfi fir bic 1adfteinpflaifs'
runs Der xaplor gpenus, BON Der
Fairfield efpenue Bis aur GronbDisfp
9fpenue, an ben 2ontraftcr Gb,
anspfle gu bsFeu glnasbot Don S1S,.
1850 ptrseben. - Cine Orbinan5,
neldx bic slsidmdbise 9sriitIIuna
Der Seitenpege anrrbnet, ipurbe bu'
Bin amenbiert, bab Der Seitenipes bon
benz Gditein Big sur 0ren5Iink bss
Grunbeisenibums rei4tn mub.
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placion giIlammepa, ber
tpbtgeiagte 0anbit,
sat feine lteberfGlIe In
grobsm Mabftabe ipies
berbeaonnen.

- HNN %.
yreiibip, 9sras, 19. Ulai, BIO
guiomobil naf Marfa. = plaribc
giaanuepa. Der @iaa Jiibrer, ipel6er
Dor stlidsn Wo1sn in, sinem aampfs
nit bsm Obsrft T,lesforo Dominsue3,
nabe Siindaa. sstSbiet fporb.n Isin
follie. befinbst ii6 ni9i nur am &c.
ben, fonbern Bat ii9 nit Sohn gbas
BEG. einsm anbersu betdnntsn 9iIis
fen. su ueler ganbiien 2lrteit pers
tinisi. Die srte Rdtrift bon yilIa.
nuepas ern,utsr 9bdtisieii fam bon
Der Rands BON Bud poole, mo piers
be aeiioblsn ipurbsn. Tann ipurb.
Elm lleberfaa dnf bic Rand BON 5tIis
be @dlbe3 semtlbet. bic 90 Weilen Don
prsiibo entfsrnt IN unb no pfsrbs
unb @orrlibe atitoblsn purben.
@illanuena BAT ieint Sbdtisieit
nidt aIf bic amerifaniI6e Seite bes
Rio Granbt beTdrGnii. Gin msritas
nifter Ran6u. Sohn Robriaue,, be-
ffperte fih BEL ben Bsb6rbtn In
Oiindsa, baB bon fsintm plabe neun
MauItbisr. unb brei pferbe enifiibr.
ipurben.
Gitislben ganbitsn hotien Iia aud
an benz lltbsrfall ouf Glenn Gprihos
bstbeilisi unb man fiir6tst, baB biz
pftrbebiebftGble nur bic ginleitung 81
srSBeren Dperationtn bilbsn.
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tag gaa9mtitus iDsesn Grmorbuus feis
ner Satin. an II. Sonudr 1911 i'm
Staasssu4tbdus 5u iJlorente burd
ben Strans bingeri4tst. gr batts
ielnmaI einen Nufi@ub erRaIt<u.
Der San battle feinerSsit fOsar IN,
isrndtionale Btbtutuns srIcnst. als
@slrstdr 9rpan ouI Bitten Der msyi.
ianifasn Resieruns iid fit Robrisuss
psrfrenbste unb 3ipeds ipeittrer Inter
iu4una sinen Nuffnub Der llrt5silss
boIItrsduns eripiritt.
Die britifdbe @e8ierang
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ssommiTGre bas erfuHen ri&tttsn.
bab bieIs ben tsmpordren Ginhaltsbs'
febl, ipel6en lie sesen Die ssnannts
Giienbubn @sieIIidaft eripirtt battsil,
auriidsieben u69ten. Die alnselessus
belt nnrbe bem Gouninanipalt pans
lon aur 9eri9teritattune iiberpieisn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-20

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-20

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-04-11

Job printing neatly and prompt done at the Progressive Miner.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-04-11
SOMETHING SHOULD BE DONE.

Everybody knows that Ketchkan is the first in entering Alaska, but it isn't everybody who knows that the town is only second in importance in the north It isn't either Fairbanks, Nome, Cor dova Seward or Valdez that ranks next to Juneau. It is Ketchikan; and yet all those towns have the children outside to obtain high school education. Long before Seward an incorporated town, it had high school Ketchkan with a population three times as large most of those towns is still without the proper school facilities. The of this is not far fetched; all have to do is to look at oul streets and the record of taxation and We find the reasons.
 It is glaringy evident that the citizens of ket- chikan have been too busy accomplishing wealth and spending public money in makeshfts. Our streets are only melting pots for public money. Most of the revenue goes to keep them up in repairs All these years, the rate of taxation has been extremely gen. erous to the property owners. It seems to have the property. Thus favoring the property owners every year at the expense of the children who need ed high school education It seems to us that the time has come when should be willing to be taxed the full limit for year two in order to provide sufficient funds to give children proper school make permanent streets, sewers and other improve ments. This, it is safe say, the present council will favor and in a short time Ketchikan will take her place at the head of all the towns in Alaska where she should be by right of location, climate. industries and everything else.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-04-11

brief and to the point; we have done nothing.
 We have mining galore Are trying to ad- vertise it? Not that know of. There is min ing man now with who had heard indirectly of our mining possibilities here; he stopped his way to an advertised part of Alaska and after a short inspection, secured option piece property and will open it up. How many would stop and look over property if they only knew that We had such things? And everything else is being carried on in the same way Strangers come along, look us over and depart asking another what We are doing here for living; what industries are here to hold us and all such questions. And this lead us to the question: What is Commercial Club doing anyhow?
 It seems to though some kind of adver- tsement should be prepared setting forth the truth of the importance of Ketchikan district with all it's mines fishing industry in all it's varieties timber. farming land and what not; and distributed to the travelling public. There is for settlers: then why not let intended settlers know what we have instead of waiting till they ask us. By all means, let wake up.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-04-11
ALL FIXED, EXCEPT.

To the Editor: Please publish these few lines for me l known widow twice of Virginia, have four children, two small and two of school age looking for a husband I cannot live the place and take of things alone, in earnest about wanting husbaend 1 need the help and protection of the right kind of a Would like to hear from who are not 40 years of age, single men that have children, that have farmed and would be willing to live farm and take inter est in the place and help life companion. Call and see before cropping time. One with horses preferred, 1 have Have all except horses and true husband-(The Downey Idahoan)
 Nobody will doubt for that she can find husband with horses, but true husbandwell. hardly. We don't believe that there arc such beast poor woman.