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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-17
RULING SEIS "rER,l0US PRECEOcNT"
Frank EIany National Enquirer Takes Hard Rap New
Eight Hour Law.

Working under compulsion--
hudseaued iato acton-Yeldlng
conviction TO fcar-congress has
adopted lt and thu president has
signed IT,
1T Is now tho law Of tho land inso-
Far ss the legislative department OF
the government can make it 80.
III h1s stu 20 run the gauntlet OF
the supreme court before IL Is coA-
CiusNeN and finally established as q
valid epaCtment--a gauntlet In the
running ~ which II may meet It's
death
The act Is expressed in something
lees than seven hundred words. but
the thirss fos which Il provides can
Doe told iu u.
Is7 hours pay for eight hours
work. with commission 20 note and
report 'he effect thoroot
Tue uhar0 t.l 4 the act, coupled
With the circumstances or is enact
r'i'. cTtat.lsN's q momcutous and
trJ.y pcr..1us precedent II involves
o principle Il government iudispen-
r1'lo ard NfN 20 American ius;itu-
Tho esta aeushmcn' OF an eight
hour fag us measure of days
work ls In accord with tho social
welfare of tao country and tho
thought and tho trend ot the tmes.
II expresses tho altrW~n and the rod-
science of the nation. and We are In
accord therewith fully AID without
reservation.
The vice In the law does not ue in
tho c'ght-hour day but IN tho re-
QLirement--uHder penalty OF fine and
Imprisonment that the present ton
hour wage for e!eht hours work shall
be paid arbitrarily and without ref
ercnce whichever as TO whether II can
be paid without tho gradual confsca-
ton OF the railroad property Of tho
country, and. In fact, that It's enact
ment was had by coercion AS clear
and Imminent as that which ooufronts
tbs traveller WHO iooks into the mus
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-17

ale Of the loaded and drawn revolver
Of the h!ghwayman.
1T may be that the wage provided
for In the act can he paid without
confiscation. without injustice and
without increase of freight rates. II
so, II ought TO be paid.
"Rut who knows at this hour IL this
IA truo7 The writer is free to confess
that he does not; nor does the con-
sress, tho president the public or the
brotherhoods themselves.
1T may be. though. tho wage pro-
y!ded for cannot be- paid without coh>
tlscation. that the present wage is 40
l"SdeQuate that ten hours pay for
eight hours work should be paid and
the railroad property saved from con-
tscation by increasing the freight
rates and passing the burden on TO
tho public,
But who knows? The writer does
not Neither does congress, the pres
idert, the public nor the brother
hoods
"V ithout knowledge-rtSht On
wrons-time for debate or decent
consideration. and under tho threat OF
on appalling contingency involving
nation wide suffering and frightful-
ness. congress has been compelled to
act
1t has transformed itself from a
deliberative legislative assembly into
an unauthorized court OF arbitrary
Jurisdiction and power for the max
lns os individual awards 10 one set
Il men from the money and property
ot other men In this action II has
"een neither delihorative legislative
sasembly nor court clothed wip,
Judicial authority. but body OF
trlLhtenad men acting under duress.
when the exercise Of power Ike
this comes before the supreme court
tor review. the nation may ne spared
The ptecedent FOR lack Of judicial con-
drmati0n.
1t is importan, 70 bear IN mind
that tho issue has not been ard is not
an e'sht-hour day, but tcn-hour
N1,go fOr eight hours work.
The answer - an Issue like thar
cannot safely be arbitrarily made.
The answer that should be made
necessarily depends upon the facts In
yolved and can he safely made only
when these facts are known.
The who.s matter, Il Seems to ",
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-17

should have been submitted TO arbi-
trauon by some impartial tribunal
mutually agreed upon, OF appointed
by the pre- sident as the highest rep
resentative Of the great public inter-
ests involved.
IN refusing to accept arbitration
the four leaders OF the hrotherhoods
charged with the responsi bllity ot de
cision made. we think, a profound
ri9tak k"--a mistake In principle. In
strptesy and in eNpediency, which, for
labcr's sake, they could not afford TO
make
"llut they made greater mistake.
when. in the midst OF the efforts Of
the president Of the United States,
who had shown himself to be a par
tial arbitor in their behalf. TO secure
legislative action that should provide
FOR investi CATION and adjurment and
the preservation Of the rights OF all
lnvolved-the railroads. the brother
hoods and the public as well-w1th
full authority by the vote Of the men,
bers Of tho brotherhoods to exercise
disct elton 70 call a strike when they
deemed such action necessary. they
called tho strike and proposed TO
consunWats u within sixty hours un-
less congress v'+NiN chat time should
pass n law establishing the eight
lay with a ten-hour wage.
This, We believe. was unfortunal.
for the brotherhoods and unfortunate
Tor the cause OF all labor. BY II the
nations sense Of fair play has been
violated In lsboTs fight for better
conditions and better pay public sem
timent and public confidence are In
dispensab'e
Had the labor leaders prepared
and issued the strike osder after the
failure Of the White House confer
ence. giving a resa enable time 70,
possible congressional action. they
and the cause OF labor in general
would be infinitely stronger before
the country.
"Tt Is tho spirit here evidenced that
hurts labor more than any legislation
The vote In the house was 2sp 70
So. and the affirmative vote large In
the senate. but this vote does not
represent the opinion Of the house or
OF the senate upon the merits OF the
question. Members OF both branches
believed they could not vote their true
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-17

sentiments without committing polit-
ical suicide.
"ln our Judgment. this is not SUI.
ficient defense for them. When peril
threatens his country the soldier 1;
called upon to give his life. and where
necessary to meet peril to his coun-
try the statesman ought 10 be willing
to give UP his ambition and return
his commission.
mo greater service could have been
rendered this nation than for the con-
gress to have taken. al whatever cost
to Itself time for consideration. de-
liberation and debate for the passage
OF legislation that would have met tho
merits OF the Issue involved and In
sured a permanent settlement thereof.
AT its very best the present law
10 but a temporary eNpedient.
This is a republic. and the inter
ests OF the people as a whole must
ever be paramount to evoFy other In
terest. The railroads ana the railroad
unions are servants OF the public and
not Its masters; us has been well said
by another. subjects. not dictators.
In a democracy like ours legislation
by intimidation cannot be tolerated
or the bludgeon recognized as an ar
gument.
There can be no real governmen. 4.
Of and by the people whore the rep
resentatives OF the people are COM
PEELED TO submit to coercion and 10
enact legislation In defiance Of their
own convictions and the protests and
the interests Of the people.
"It is my firm conviction that
neither capital nor labor can be per-
mitted 20 secure legislation In this
country that way.
II am candidate FOR president At
Puch an hour candid speaking may
cost my party many votes but | am
persuaded that am rendering q
greater public service by tn.s uitei.
arce than could render by silence.
There are times when men who be-
lieve in the fundamentals Of free
government have no moral right u
be silent.
II am labors friend. have to!lod
with my own hands for a laborer =
wage but a mistake has been made
mistake vital 10 labor. vital to free
instltutlons--and rs friend OF labor
and as a lovor OF FREQ institutions II Is
Iny duty to speak with caDdor. And
I hAys % SPOKEN"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-17
DISCOURAGED MEN. PLEASE
DON'T GIVE Up


/ invite In particular all men
who have become dissatisfied with
treatment elsewhere. will eX-
been cured and will prove by
lctual benefit why l can restore
gou Safely Quickly and for life
when others TAIL.
| ask all men who are afflicted.
who really desire results. to hon
estly investigate my strictly mod
ern scientific methods of treat
ment. A private consultation.
thorough personal examination.
will cost you nothing and per-
feet treatment OF you decide to
engage my services) will not be
more than you will be willing to
pay for the benefits | will give
you. l will do by you as / would
want you to do by me II our cases
were reversed.
DO What I Advertise
BLADDER TROUBLE-JIsua
Cystltis, BY my method of illum-
lnation l medicate, directly and
scientifically. and | accomplish re-
markably quick and permanent
results
PILES are small vascular tu-
mors and they have n most do
grading influence on the health.
[ treat Piles without cutting My
treatment is safe and painless.
BLADDER AND KIDNEY DIS
EASES-Puffiness under the eyes,
pain in back. headache. vertigo,
swollen extremlties, cloudy flakes
and deposits in urine. are all
quickly removed by my Special
Treatment
VARICOCES Enlarged. knotty
condition OF veins which impairs
the circulation. producing a weak,
dehIlltated condition Of the nerves
and mind, I successfully treat
these cases without pain or in
Jury to your powers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-17
DEBILITATED MEN

MEN 5 OF
them who the Ambition Strength
10
n he
debility
employ viii
Male o a
finds ambition failing
Il 10
remarkable pshng
"a
of
OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-17
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-17
ARE YOU A WRECK OF A MAN?
DEBllITATED MEN


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all
OF
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-17

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md iirtatlo.s o.
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BY absorption. l.
other words. II at
taciss hair under
the skin as well es
on the skln ard
actually ret0rds It's
growth. Avoid dis
appointment. b ny
De Miracle by name,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-17

pnd you viii get the Only d>prntory that
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-17
FOR BLOOD DISEASE

eR SALVARsAN
u - o. have N lam o
the membrane In the and
FAMOUS
II TO
4 o
blood
blood
what al ndeda
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-17
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ONE :S:S5a Will 3:IsrlS155

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-17
I Treat Men and Men Only

mat n
and results
OF
who is
CERTAINTY OF BEING RESTORED IS WHAT YOU WANT.
arc
Contracted Hydrocele.
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hort time
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-17
Me FREE
MY SCIENTIFIC METHODS

What would sacrifice Feel did to have
gladsome Egthcred spirits
You
well be. It's
wrecks methods
feel as good short of time provided
case is
methods
expand develop every part
body such should be proud Of Make the bright the
athlete sluggl
strength Methods based experience and science alone do
system
study these You proof, able
neighbor tells YOU
In weeks will feel will
to Diseased discouraged
andtal troubles over with | TcanI will
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-17

The functions OF these parts are the II
ment or obstruction of them is frnught vii
Of the hi gnest importance that whenever q
bladder or prostate sre out OF order. dag
should be made Too often men suffering
proper recognition and apprec alton OF eSl
safety and unconcern, to realize when too Ia
ease. II you have any Of the symptoms Of
such IS urinary obstructions. pain ~ the ba
burning or str lining. duh aching or throbbi
slness, sleeplessness tired feeling, cold han
swollen ankles difficult brathiug palpitstio
ay study and extensive practice in the
and all Urinary Troubles have famil ariTed
In treating all cases not absolutely iucurabl
aaklysis of urine and the severe gsnlto uri
,enste course OF treatment, give me full c.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-17
DON'T GIVE UP

attended number Special
thorough medical
all
to yourself and family to consult with
should guiding seeking treatment
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-17
DISCOURAGED MEN, READ THIS
WEAK MEN

WE VA Ml1N
My method Of treatment for
weak men has no equal II acts
directly on the seat OF the weak
ness and gives quick results. The
Intention OF the action OF my
method IS TO infuse new vim and
agor direct into the weakened
,ystem. Tho circulation Of tho
blood IS increased. inflamed sur
faces are healed. and Nature is
assisted in restoring the diseased
or weakened system 10 the nor
nal. strong. vigorous state.
ARE YOU nervous and de-
spondent, discouraged or debil-
itated tired mornings, no ambi-
uon. llfelcss. memory poor, easily
i.tlgued: eNcitable and irritable;
eyes suullon. red and blurred;
pimples. restless haggard look
ing. weak back. bone pains, In
nammation of mouth and throat
lack OF energy and confidence
Come and consult with me.
do not care how long you
have suffered, nor who has failed
In your case. n YOU are durable
can show YOU the means to do IT.
Don't give up Come TO mel
Out-of-towu men visiting the
rlty consult me az once upon ar
rival My best advice FREE.
ears OF his professional lifo TO tho
Ia the experience and experience Is
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-17
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases

'si important Of the body and the dorsngs.
the most disastrous consequences. II Is
ere is reason to suspect that the kidneys,
osis OF a searching and scientific character
rom Kidney Trouble, through ignorance or
ting systems. are lulled into a feeling OF
. that he is In the clutches Of a deadly dis.
disease OF the kidneys. bladder or prostate
h.. difficult or frequent urination. smSrtiug.
z sensation ~ the bladder hesda aches, diI.
4. and feet. puffiness OF the eyes and face,
Of the heart. erme before II Is too late
treatment Of sll forms OF Kidney Bladder
ne TO the extent that have STAINED skill
! determine the condition by o scientific
airy troubles ] have overcome by my sys-
lf.dence In my method.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-17
To AFFLICTED MEN

| confidently believe z ! could
tlt 500 and r~.s. a. men when
thc grs' ymytuus show thcw-
...Ns. There would s..u be little
need for so.called specialists In
chronic diseases and -aare would
irg If tre,r uh,-Ir4I and mental
rIvers there would DO mono
',srtcd with the irlelhle stamp
- s.rstitutlonal diseases sna the
nffarers would be reduced 20 "A
,Ir.uIin.
Fir-t Warnings of Danger
Wn.n Won are frat aware Of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-17

The methods
Every man
MEN READ
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-17
DESIRE TO HELP AFFLICTED MEN

TO me In confidence My superior
le tcst OF time. and satisfactory re-
y chronic. nervous, complicated or
me AZ once DO not delay PRO
Every day am consulted 10y pa
tho first place. / would have saved
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Qsolnf frciaclnIIcn.

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FIRST CALL

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100 sluibeile Gosocu < oQ.......... i5N
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ibef; &crianOt pon Ocn @lcuotoren
6957 9nihcl; Gleuotorcn.&orratb f.
25S,353 9ui6el.
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idhc mebrcrc @aranins SObn u. ptntame,
527 9nlp 8niloing. (Sepil9-2e)
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Baltimore Dsorftbcridlt.

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Eoint mO 5434 6diier 81 Canton.
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SECOND CALL.

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s5 slni0cic 0ooiion GBcmicaI 60. 47N
5s snibeile EaOilou GoemieaI 60 IS
IS gmi6eiIr GIf ocru Goal com. m.... 2t
% NuibciIc Gu Sorn Goal pio. 80
slnibeilc VII 6. e. OF 81. COM. lib
10 gnioeIIc oonion Oil com. ..... i65s
100 slnibciIc Souiion cI eom....... Il
20 snibeiIc Soniion Oil com $3.50. i67s
o25 sInibeIIc 0ouliou Oil com . i6&
% slnibeiIe nj. q. Nius Or. 81 BIO go
60 slnibciIc @a 3. Drills (g - com i5N
GA stnibcilc MT. y. Ndn8 ca 81 com is
is stt6ciIc @a. D Drills Cs y com IS
1 sIuibeIl 9oribern Central Ab. 49, s6ss
100 slnibsiIc @cr6 .aqc6 gnf ...., aoM
% stnibciIc 9ooIe engineering SO. es
% sInibeiIe ITO. @bS. Go........... 27E
200 slnt6eiIc 2sobIauo Oil & GnS. 49, 5ss
200 sIuibciIe Rablauo Oil & 0as. 81
400 smi6ciIc ssobIano Oil cas. . 5gs
$4,000 Conf Goal 0cr 0cr................f0 f03
10000 Goshen OIL & cjas Ger. ........ .i0f%
1000 Goshen Oil & Gas Ger. ........ .foi-s
10000 Goshen Oil & clas Ger. ........ to9
1000 Gosoeu oil a. cjoe Ger. iO2K
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