The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-21
CONGRESSMAN
EOW. COOPER
Taking His First vaca-
tion Since Entering
Congress
Before Leaving Washington Mr..
Cooper Cast His Vote For the
Compensation Law.

Washington. July lp Cong FRESHMAN
fd~ard cooE,er - SPENDING iew day
with his family at Brsmwrll this week
Iie dIin't leave until he got the word
from Minority Leader Mann to ~ There
- practically nothing doing nov in the
ii"u-e. Ia n marking time waiting on
the ~enatr Ia catch mp la the mean
time. should Mr. C.,oI-r ic nss~i.~r l,,..
TORE tiie end ni the first work vacation
tr has taken since C"ngre-- h+ran, th.
keInhliran whip will wire hum and
ir will rrturn at once
For regular attendance nI,on the -e-
~inn- ni Cnnyn,s- tor AN alert interest m
What Congress - doing a. All in.ieiati
raile worker with "a liking ior details
FdNArd Cooper. oi the tilth West NIr
sinia district. j. untlrr lie has a rec
ri "i not having missed roll call since
hr t""k the oath oi "flicr Thrre i-n
me other member "i cnngr,-- Who can
'point ~ith prIdr to any such "A r.
markal,lr r,~-ori a. that
l;s.iorr lra,Ing Washington Tor lev
lays rr-t az home tins week, Mr.. Cootar
at las vote tor tlir wnrku@n- c.inl1-n
'ati"n ,a~. tllu- iulhiling hi- PREDICTION
prOni-s-~ Ia viii Lee recalled that a,
'tumIs.l the .il-trirt NJ lpl, when a..
sas not candidate. and advprats.i -tlrl,
Law ior West Virginia. and the follow
lng legislature Pa--s~i such Law. What
Sa- good ior his -tate. Mr. Cooper l@.-
ievei MAS gopd for the United STATE
mi u ought To- have n. - lac was ont
4 tile most artive workers t. pass y
Aorkmen = compensation law. WHICH tlse
Hons. PASSED almost unanimously In
rIientally. II may Lee remarked that
'sSngn--'rrn Howard s.r:h, -ls.4I aI,o
'ats'i the passage of the Law when ~ wa-
g,'nding i'riore committee. The iast that
Congressman CO"I'er ~ one ol thu largest
'iuployer- oi Labor in the -.ate aid- im
''ivorary OF tins particular Law Ils
--'.Ilat'. IT. cNI-ct'ri to pa-- a almost nnan-
.n"u-ly.
Within the past ie~ days NJ. Cs,nI-r
-Is-sh explaining hI- Ir,-itlon in otJ.o
-ition o. tiir revenue hall passed 10y Tie
llcn-r ln tins -,'es-rh hr d,s.lar,~I in
fay"f "i raising rrvenur- 1T the cu-tnr-
i"u-'-- - thr lr,yng ct a l.rot. cti,e
tamil ~hieh would pr"tset Manufacturers
lai'orIng men. the iarurr- ami all cla--
-. and insure a permanent, stable and
a-tins prosperity IIe spoke hi- opp
-tion o. tl,e present dnc,-t urtii,d 81
ir,ying taNe-, AMI charged the marprit,
party with nnduigIng 10 rNtrasagafc --
Ahieh made extra taNs-- uI-pn tir y.,.pl.l.
IssT~-ary
Mr. CeoI~r dii not leave Washington
'--i"rr lie gpt securely n-rrts~i 10 the
ruilir tuil,ling- hlii in committee an a.,
propriation oi 60. .tssi for -ite and i,til.
ng ~t Funeeton. AMI. with C"ngr.---
nan sutherland belly. slp.,s,, tor uhs
,'urciia-e oi site at l:s~klry The lat
pi an additional 4pyr"I,riati ,n i"r WI
iaiu-,n - -tili hanging hrr AZ thl- ~rit
iug. ~iti niaI"rity 81 the comintiss
Doui'tie-- Mr C,,pgrer viii return O..
Washington earller than he bad exf~ct.4I
AiIen be- lsit. due o. the death Oi Con
,rs---in@n lInnt~r ~. Mo--. Of tlsr Fourtl
.ii-trict They had i--"i"~ very el,-.
friends. and Mr CppT%r Ma tlir lat
l-er-on "nt-i'i+ II the ifnms-iiat. tamil,
o. AMI talk o. tilr istai B striker.
congressman i+iorc boz die,i Saturday
'bn tho preceding sunday hr went over
- Atiantic City e-I~--iaiiy o. -ee Judy
NJ - ti-it that iia,i o. 10 teruinatssl
loo i.e uInuts-- 'n alr,unt 81 Judge Mo-
rpniition Nr Js,pg-er eent a. rarkrr-
tnfg o. attend ti,e funeral. l,ining tir
lartg of -,uatpr- and congrc--fiien ti,ere
apfsaut.~i - fhe sice lrs-i,irnt anil 49,
~leaker. hc. 81 cour-e ieing one oi til..-.
appointed