Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-09-02

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strange that Faon Beet Sugar Factory ncounteng the "
fcuv in securing for the acreage necessary
year. Experts say that the profits per acre IN Dee eNce ~
alfalfa and grain The difficulty lie in the fact that mos
ranhers being familiar with the cultivation the VegeaDe
large amounts the OF caring tor the crop VIII cal
I'D the profits Those who have raised the beet as wen as experts
connected with farm work claim that soil OF the
ter of land in Nevada improved and prepared o W
ceno, If other crops bv cultivation ec
1t is to be hoped the of Lyon County will take the mat
ter up for certainly looks they letting an othi
pass seems enterprise like the Faon manufac
tory go of interest The time is rapidly approaching
when the American alive chance for better
ment left in the struggle With foreign competition
The withdrawal of Justice Norcros from the contest Tor the
nomination Senator will undoubtedly throw the
support delegates Sam Platt be true that he has not
majority already. generally believed that Mr. Patti secured
majority delegates elected the 9TH August Il this is
doubtful i'll feeling engendered in the convent
Mr. friends and who FIRMLY
that the choice of the people clearly sgnhe at the
and they will and should make hard fight before they
that this The selection OF either OF the three men VINO
sought the nomination would satisfactory the majority the
party There few who doubt but that Plat will be nominated
on the frt ballot, if not unanimously
Today the sympathy OF the majority of
United States with the striking The condition
the great railroad strike OF 1894 If the public supports the
strikers they will The patience of the public will depend
largely of the strikers and their ympathzers Law
less whether by the strikers will public favor against
them The and involved the trouble constitute high
class of citizens and will possible suppress that reeb
anarchy they
violence In the discussion OF the impending trouble the
has been remarkable absence public expression
of ntemperant has been concerned.
Despite the bitter opposition to him Governor Johnson of Cali
ornia has received the republican nomination for United
Senator Mr. Johnson fighter and although he evoted with
Roosevelt four he has sought the nomination republic
and the majority Of the California have chosen him
their candidate California possesses class of citizens who know
is %
ory OF citizens of California in favor OF Johnson despite the
hard fight against him the primaries.
For years exemptng employees from liability for injuries
resulting from the negligence of fellow the
principles OF law affecting the rights of poor
difficult The law OF 1910 passed by Congress
known as the Federal Employers Liability has remeded this
EVIL and now aborer working for employer
state commerce the the
union for injuries caused by the fault of fellow workman
Many thinking people carefully considered the pro
os involved IN the contest between the railroads
tranmen is bound defer III. ike
makes difficult when it does They opp ,ei tc
the presidents disposition pon judging the tua
ton which his policy of waiting has relations with
Mexico there would believing the
er the trouble starts the will end
The trainmen strike is ordered for Monday already its eff
feet felt business throughout country The railroads ha
ad an embargo on all kinds OF perihabe freight
that will surely follow the threatened seems newt
able will affect business OF all kinds for months
The whole country is in the air about the strk
scheduled to commence by walkout While tn
discussion has been past has not zee fauo
with the bitterness OF expression that has preceded
\ strikes in this country.
The strike leaders have banned pckeng kinds of viz
lence in the proposed strike If they
the lesson that will be regardless success or fail
Of the strike will be of great benefit though very
i've education for which the people will pay