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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-16
Brufomt Sporosmaal.

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~iombeoen paa, buor panlfelig Oct el
al brpoe meo 2rabitionen / Dol
MISUNDERSTANDING, ielu boor De
9iRloer Ell 9elparelie ior Sonoe
al mangiolOige Milioner.
Get er Ell o%Intinoellg Spiatning
of Der er Here 9ureallcr % Still
Iinger / Observation-Disclosures
ne, iom er ganife operileoiee, % al
bisle buroe nebI9geeS; at Der
bet belle buroe ioretageS Ell Sm'
prbning al 0epartementSiteact
meo l9rIia @enbllf paa at gipre
oct mere eiieftipt, men oglau meo
Oct for Sie at bibisre Ell mere sto.
noniif Inpcnoelie al Soltets Ten'
&c.
Sellotor Sperman fra Nortp
Carolina iremfom nplig meo Fl
Sorilag / oenne Hctning. 5or'Ia.
GET 9if no pan al bempnbige FrT.
iioenten til unber aongrealcnS &c.
RE iii Snnlnleren at lrttc | Bert
Ell prottiif Smoronina al DC lor'
iiitli9e observation-disclosures % 1or'
isae at iaa Ell Gnbc paa Den III
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@eipareIie ior Sonoet pna 30 Nil.
lioncr Collars. @an meutc ocrlor,
al bette par Ell laaplot ulgtlg Sag,
at ban hoobehc, ingch al Senotet@
Mcolcumcr piloc fonlmc meo no
gen Nnopeuoine moo Sorlla9et,
iDct Der eiter parlanlentarIlf Teo'
ir9t uofrope0cS Gnitenmigbe0 for
at laa oct %ue0to9ei.
Senator 0auinger ira Aeiu
&ibire 9iorbe opmertiom paa,
al bpor pnltclI9 oct | % lor JIG
hmbe ppre, at H%eeieriugcn@ Nl'G'
rer blep paretaget paa lanulle lor.
retninesmGali9e Wtaaoe lon onoer
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piie Jig gonlte umllIg nnoer bort
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ben Sroning in0iert, Ser bar,
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gen SpII ON, at Der bar Slreaucr,
iom lite gioroe nogcn gtptte lor
fig, men Zig ioul ri uar itIuet,
niloe ri pent maatte irGfteS meo
benz.
Senator Hobinlon ira grfanias
i,otalte li9elebea lpm lin WtenIng,
OF bort nIpRrenoe Tepartenlent@'
iteI for e., ltor Gel bar unocr al
&ritif, % Senator @arbaman ira
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ran Spriamlins iom be 6oreneoe
Gtaters Senat ifuIbe maatte er.
fienbe, at Den itob abiolllt bi9lpe'
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andre Srb, iremroeenbe Weno al
tegge po!itiife Barrier, maatte inS-
rr,rne, of Senotor Spermalls go.
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laa enige on, at bette bar en- poerit
farlie Sing Of rsre peS, % Of Scr
oi ben @rituo rimeIigpiS iutct piI
Iii giort.
3poo goriogen er I'll hcnre Eir.
genes SiIitouo iremeit meb iii.
iirPffeIig 3poeliabeb al Gebottrn.
Oct or poIitiite SenIpu, iom itoor
ioeien for Ell 5oronorine. Gen
"oificieae TamiIie~ / @aibinator
er en- talri9 % mG8tig 6omilie
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tiite Senipu, iom bar lat ben<
gieolemmer, bpor De cr - fanit(
nctop Oeu Senntors SnbilpoeIie
iom man trGu9er Tor al eiietiucr,
en- mco Sanocts NSntcreaier bcorl
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nator Suerlnon i~oreiIoococ. On
Spsr9smaolet blep opcrIaOt bclr
ca boIoent iii Gongrcaien, iaa oil
&c Der bli eprt CT iaa iterft Srp.
al De bmbreoer al requirements
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-16

Granger &c en- Symaifiae? "Sus.
uerneif" er ioa son ion, iioseii anSen
eunru'fsne III heir6otteite Fris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-16

ENTERED AS sIcoND CLASS NATTER JuSK iSrH 1908 AT
THE Posr OFFICE At Drcos.u. Iowa. UNDER THE ACT
OF CONGRESS OF MkRrHS. 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-16
Gueoepriitr itsrRieuiae ssntr.

ct. Vaut @pmarfes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-16
POLICE POWER CURE HERE
Governor Approves House Measure TO
Remedy Evils of System.

Special % The World.
OKLAHOMA CITY, March Is. -
Bill 42S by Baker of the house and
Snyder and Burns Of the senate, de
signed TO cure the situation in murici-
pal courts, Wnere decisions from the
oiiminal court Of appeals practically
annuled all municipal courts Great
ed under special charters, was ap-
proved today by Governor W,Iiams,
and, having the emergency, is now in
effect. The bill provides that in al
cases where the offerse is punishable
by fine only the defendant may be
tiied without a jury, but where the
offender may be imprisoned he shall
have a trial by jury either in the JUS
tice Of the peace court or the county
court. the jury to be selected as are
other juries is such courts. It is also
provided that the defendant may ap.
peal from the judgment cf the court
The mistake municipal courts made
previous to the decisions Of the crimi-
raj court OF appeals was in imposing
fines and Imprisonment withou. Il
trial by jury. This was n defect in the
ordinance passed under the city
charter.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-16
FEED MEDITERRANEAN FISH
Fourteen Vessels. Tonnage $4,000,
Announced Sunk hy Berlin.

BERLIN, Tuesday, March 10 OBy
wireless to SayVillo) ~ Delayed -
The following official statement was
made public today:
"SiX steamers and eight sailing yes
sells with total tonnage of $4,000
have ben sunk In the Mediterranean.
Among them were, February II, the
armed French troop transport steamer
Athos, 12,644 tons, conveyed by de
stroyers and with one battalion of
Senegalese troops and one thousand
munition workers on board, February
27, an armed transport steamer of
about five thousand tons. under con
voy; March 3, an armed steamer OF
five thousand tons with o cargo of
railway material; March 6, the
Italian steamer Porto di Smirne, 2.576
tons, with flour and parcels from
Genoa for Alexandria, and March I,
an armed transport steamer under
convoy, of about eight thousand tons.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-16
TAKE VAN LAX
FOR CONSTIPATION
Don't Poison Yourself Any
More With Calomel-Van
Lax Is Better-It, Keeps
- Bowels Clean.

When you are troubled with liver
trouble such as constipation, clogged
up bowels, indigestion. dyspepsia,
heart bum. played-out feeling, bad
breath. sick headache. get from your
druggist soc bottle of Van Lax Cor
send to NVleet Drug CO., Memphis,
Tenn Take a dose as directed on
label. In short time it will give you
the incest and easiest cleaning out
you ever experienced. Drop calomel
or salts. Van Lax is better. 1t don't
sicken you. Young or old can take
Van Lax and at any hour of the day.
Van Lax is pleasant to take. Every
body likcs-it. Van Lax livens up your
liver. Try it-todaY. 1t is~be latest
ana by far the best Tonic Liver Medi-
cine made. The best is none too good
get the best-Nan LaX.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-16
Comes in Salve Form-Relieves BY In
halation and Absorption. Can Be Used
Freely On Baby" With Perfect Safety.
USUALLY THE WORST COLDS co
OVER NlCHT-GROUP IN FIF
TEEN MINUTES.

From the Kansas City Post-last win
ter Vick's Vap-O-Rub SaIve was In
troduced In Kansas City, kas.. for
the first time. In order that their
customers might try out this South
ern method Of treating colds exter.
nally, the local druggists presented
few Of their customers with COM
plimentary Jars, requesting that this
preparation be given a thorough
trial, and the results reported. BY
kind permission, we give q few Of
these reports below.
In the South vick's vap-O-Rub Salve
is universally used in place Of internal
medicines for all forms OF cold
troubles, from head colds, catarrh and
asthmatic troubles, down to deep
chest colds, sore throat, bronchitis or
incipient pneumonia. You just apply
It over throat and chest and cover
with warm flannel cloth. Leave the
covering loose around the neck, as
the body heat releases the ingredients
in the form OF vapors. These vapors
are breathed in all night long. loosen
ing the phlegm and clearing the air
passages. In addition, Vap-O-Rub 10
absorbed through and stimulates the
skin, aiding the vapors inhaled to re-
lieve the congestion.
Mrs. Anna CASTOR, 252S N. sth
Street, have used vick's vap-O- Rub
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-16
HOSPITAL FUND NOW
ONE FOURTH RAISED
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE


of the luncheon. lie said that there is
no question that the people of Tulsa
realize TO the fullest extent the urgent
need for the hospital In the care Of
the sick and afflicted For years
Tulsa has depended ON private insu-
tutlons and while these have been ef-
iciently managed ana have been a
credit TO their founders and the com
muniy, naturally the rapid the
unhtard Of growth of Tulsa has
outstripped the limits Of individual cf-
Tort and now the sisters must be re
he'd upon to fill the lapse. MIR. PcrrN.
said he had not heard one single logi-
cal objection to the raising of the
hospital fund, while there were "a
thousand reasons why il should be
given right now. lie declared that
the reason why the fund was not
larger at this time is due to the alb
senco of several citizens who desire
TO subscribe literally and who will
subscribe literally upon their return.
David +. Connolly one of the spon-
sors for the movement said that he
knew of a number of men who can be
counted ON for large sums who viii
be here by the end OF the week. MIR.
Connolly said that In all of his eX-
perience no campaign OF similar
tlldidtl ever NlufltO unNtI more Ia
Norablc auspices.
The division of which Jules Con
stantin is chairman was awarded the
Were II" banner for the first two
days, but j. II. Evans and others said
there would be different story To
tell when the totals are read at to-
days luncheon.
by reason OF the fact that he is the
largest contributor ana that IL Is the
rule of the sisters in every community
to permit the donors of $25, 600 or
more I'd name wing or section of
the building in memory of some loved
one. r.. COnstantin has named the
wing OF the new hospital which is to
be devoted Ito children the Alice Con-
stantin Wing" in honor OF his little
daughter, who was so suddenly taken
away from the family In an automo-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-16
situation Is Unchanged.

The public should remember thai;
after having failed to reach an agree
ment with the conference committee
OF the railways last August, President
Wilson interviewed and attempted to
mediate our difficulties and after
hearing both sides of the discussion
and considering the matter for several
days, proposed settlement, which
settlement is practically the same as
we have just proposed to the railroads.
The railroads refused TO accept the
presidents proposition, when the
president recommended to congress
the enactment of a law similar to his
This congress did. when
the railroads again refused TO accept
the decision Of congress and have not
yet observed the law in a single in
stance.
1T is apparent to us that the pur-
pose of the railroads is to avoid any
time as the country becomes involved
in war, when they expect To escape
any settlement of whatever character.
Even tho the supreme court should
decide that the law was constitutional
we have noticed that they VIII not ac-
cept our Interpretation thereof, which
is practically the same rs the presi
dent proposed when he recommended
the enactment os the law, therefore,
a decision of the supreme court up
holding the constitutionality of the
law would not even indirectly secure
for the employees the purpose OF the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-16
WILL SEE 10 NEW
FACES IN SENATE.
Intimate Character Study on
Rising Solons Is Sent by
Washington Letter.
SOME BIG MEN IN SQUAD"
Johnson of California, Knox
of Pennsylvania and, Hale T
Of Maine Included.
SOME BIG MEN IN SQUAD"
BY OMER *. BENEDICT.

WASHINGTON, March 15.-SiXteen
new faces will he seen in the senate
In the Sixty-ffth session. SOME Of
them are already well known thruout
the nation and in Washington, but
most of them have records to be made.
Park Trammel of Florida succeeds
Senator Bryan. He has been COVER
nor of Florida and is reported to he
progressive. For a number Of years
he was in the state legislature and has
n nationwide reputation as a public
speaker. His predecessor was not
considered very progressive states
man.
Has Big Handicap
The new senator from the Young
state of New Mexico, who succeeds
Catron, has proved his mettle not
withstandng the handicap of his
name. His parents evidently realized
the indistinctiVe name of Jones, so
they gave him a handle that he signs
like this: Andrieus Aristieus Jones.
He was born in Tennessee, and
brought up in that hotbed of politics,
Indiana. His name for a long time
shone bright in Democratic politics OF
New Mexico, and he is well acquainted
in Washington, having held federal
position here for four years.
b Sutherland of Utah retires but an
other Sutherland enters a new career
in this tremendous era in the world s
history. Howard is his Christian
name. and he succeeds Chiffon OF
Virginia. He was born and brought
up in Missouri He was elected to the
house in 1913. He left Missouri to
take up mining and rairoading in
West Virginia.
Enter Kellogg.
The fapnong II 1ttGt at,'i Fro, nj
Kellogg. whose name makes one think
of breakfast food, comes to the sem
ate to succeed the old stalwart Clapp.
Mr.-kellogg was special attorney for
the government in the famous paper
and Standard Oil suits, as well as in
the Southern Pacific case. He is a
great debater and with his full
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-16
M0RMONS ELIMINATE
RANGER BASKETEERS
Light Oklahoma Team Worn
Out by Rough Brigham
Young University.

Special to The World
CHICAGO. March Is. - Basket
shooters from Brigham Young uni
Ncrsity OF Provo. Utah, tonight elm
mated the normal school OF Alva,
okla. from the national basketball
tournament at the Second regiment
The score was 80 To "a
Superior weight practically decided
the battle for brigham Young which
Is coached by Nols Norgren. the for
mcr all-around star OF the University
of Chicago. Averaging under $50
pounds the AlNa team was worn down
10y the rushing OF the Utah marksmen
in the first half Fouls were frequent
in the early moments, Simoms and
Eggcrtson of Utah each accumulating
four personals Both were replaced
Despite the rough treatment they re
ccivcd, the oklahoma boys made n
game fight In the second half. The
count was - TO 10 against them at
the interval and they almost held
their own With the visitors in the last
period. The lineup:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-16
CELLAR FOR DANCING WIFE
And Then Hubby Told Her She Could
Dance 10 Keep Warm"

CHICAGO, March l5.-Mrs Carrie
Ratcliffe testified I'm circuit court
yesterday that she was fond of dane
ing. TO which her husband objected.
Finally he locked her in the basement
of their south side home, saying:
"You love to dance so well you can
dance to keep warm"
lie kept her locked In the hnsc-
ment for three days, she asserted,
when ii WAS coldcst during the month
Of January. She did not want alimony,
but merely freedom. This was
granted.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-16
A QUEER CASE OF LEMONS
Chapman to Give n Present From
South America 10 Swopc Zoo.

KANSAS CITY. March Iii II.
Chapman, Kansas side commissioner
of water and light, ordered a case OF
lemons from gardener at Laredo.
Texas, several weeks ago. Mr. Chap
man has had many sour thot antici-
pating the arrival of the shipment.
An eNpressman delivered box To the
city hall. IL was from the gardener
but 1t was not case of assorted LEM
ons. \ tull-grown armadillo uncurled
itself TO permit an inspection. Mr..
Chapman will give il To Swope Park
zoo, the Kansas side being without
mcnageric.
Texas is the fartherest north habl.
tatiou of the armadillo. which rolls
itself up into a ball when molested.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-16
Reports from Kansas City, KaS.
Results Of Tests Of Vdp-0-Rub
The External Group and Cold Troubles That Re-
places Internal DosngVap LampsAnd Flannel Jackets
You Can Let the Children Run Outdoors In All Weahers And
Get Their Needed Fresh Air And Exercise.

for catarrh and find it simply fine-the
best have ever used"
Mrs Ida Thomas, 921 s. Forest
T have used your Vap-O-Rub Salve
on my little girl for bronchitis.
and think it is Just fine. She was very
bad-would cough all highland !
had her doctored by several doctors,
and none did her any good; but the
second application of Vap-O-Rub gave
her relief"
Mrs. Nellie Beth, 20 N. Baltimore
Ave.-'I have used your salve for the
past six months, and have tried 1t for
colds on the lungs, and found 1t Of
great service, giving almost instant
relief"
Mrs. NJ. J. Bailey, 635 Georgia Ave-
Last winter my children had severe
colds on the lungs that It seemed
could not reach. | rubbed them we'll
with Vicks Vap-O-Rub, applying 1t
over the throat and chest, and cover.
ing with a warm flannel cloth, and
also gave them a smaN piece to swal.
low. II gave them felief the first
night. My husband thinks there is
nothing that can equal 1t for tooth.
ache or neuralgia pains. Mothers
who try Vap-O.Rub Just once will al.
ways use II afterwards"
Mrs. J. o. pobbins, 2049 N. 4th St.
II have used Vick's Vap-O-Rub for Q
severe case Of Group just by rubbing
II over the throat and .hest and GOV.
ering with hot fannels. and found II
relieved in little while It is much
better than internal medicines for
small children"
Three sizes, 25c, SOC or 81 90, or We
will gladly send sample on request
The vick Chemical Company, Greens
boro. N. G.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-16

knowledge and legal learning he will
greatly strengthen the Republican
side. He is one of the eXpresidents Of
the American Bar association.
Great things are expected of the
young senator from Delaware, Josiah
Oliver Wolcott, who defeated the
heroic veteran, DUPONT. Already he
has distinguished himself in law and
statecraft in his home state as attor-
ney- general.
Hale of Maine" Back.
HALE OF Maine" comes back to the
senate after a lapse of years since the
Aldrich regime. Frederick is the son
of former Senator Hale. He succeeds
a Democrat, Johnson.
The fact that Harry New Of In
diana comes to the new senate again
demonstrates that there is more poll
ties in that state to the, square inch
than any other state in the union and
that TO win out there one must be
politician from the first water. Wat
son. who is already seated. proved
that. Mr. New was somewhat con-
spicuous in the Republican conven-
ton at Chicago NJ 1872, but evidently
the progressive wing of the party for
got ii or overlooked it-or perhaps
forgave.
The euphoneous name of Luke Lee
Will no longer resonate thru tho
marble rooms of the senate II has
been displaced by an Irish name Nc
kellar who had been Congressman
Nickel for many wears. He Is the
bachelor of the Sixty-fifth class
Unpopular Laws.
j. l. France, for long years n ready
servant OF the Republican party, sue
ceeds David Lewis of Maryland, prob
ably on account of the unpopularity
of David Lewis. Mr.. Wilson carried
the electoral vote, but France got his
long delayed reward from his party.
Peter Goelet Gerry, who surprised
even his own party by carrying Rhode
Island for the senate, will be the baby
Of the Sixty-fifth upper branch. He
has lot of time ahead of him to
make his name as worthy to history
as his illustrious father, to whom the
world owes a debt of gratitude for
the founding of an association for the
prevention of cruelty to children.
Peter Goelt is only sc years Of age
Another Frclinghuyscn.
The name Frelinghuysen for tho
third time enters the senate Of the
United States. The first was called
the christian Statesman" and the
second was Just after the Civil war
I'he present senator, Joseph f.. be
longs to tho same family in New Jer-
sey and already has an enviable rep
utation as a forward-looking man.
Philander i. KnoX's name is famil-
lar to America. He is the only one
of the new class who had served IN
that body before. He first came into
limelight oy succeeding the famous
Matt Quay from Pennsylvania, and
was made secretary of state i'm the
Taft cabinet. He was attorney-gen-
cral under the Roosevelt administra-
ton. and he will be n valuable asset
TO the Republican si0e.
William II. King succeeds Suther-
land of Utah. He Is not much known
in politics further than he is con
sorvatiye and constructive Democrat
Look Out for Hiram.
Hiram johnson, who succeeds
Works of California, will be a man to
be reckoned with during his career
as senator. His vote in California
was three hundred thousand more
than Hughes, and we all remember
how California voted for president He
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-16
SERVE A DAY FOR EACH CENT
\ Chicagoan Swindlcd Girl Clerk in
q Bakery.

CHICAGO. March 15-Alan Dumer
swIndled a girl clerk in bakery out
of six biscuits and 90 cents, he ad-
mitted In court yesterday by confus-
ing her in changing a S10-bill. He
sAid the fact that he made restitution
should operate in his defense.
THAT cuts no figure with me-" said
Criminal Judge Grove. you've been
waiting trial IN the county Jail for I2
days. SO III credit you with 72 cents
and send you TO the Bridewell for %
days, penny day for the remainder
of that 95 cents. The six biscuits are
thrown in"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-16
OWL STOLE A MANS HAT
Owner Got IL Back Full of Shot Holes
by Killing Bird.

bENTER, Maine March 15. -
While former Chief of Police Charles
II. Fish of this town was walking on
n wood road In Ripley a large owl
descended from tree and grabbed
his hat. The bird flew into tall tree,
but Mr.. Fish borrowed gun from II
lumber camp and shot the bird, in
cidentally peppering his hat, which
the owl kept in it's talons.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-16
SEEDLESS CHERRY IN KANSAS
Orchldist Produces Many odd Va
rietic, of Fruit.

PEABODY, kan, March Is. - A
scedlcss cherry has been produced by
George McMann of this place. MI
McMann is a practical horticultural
list and Spends much time In his orch
ard, which is one Of the finest in thi.
part of the state. He has already
developed a number Of odd varictie
Of fruit. Mr.. McMann rays that tho
reedless cherry can be grown com
mercially and win becoTe common tr
q few years.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-16
RAILROAD STRIKE
OFFICIALLY CALLED
SATURDAY NIGHT

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
Is held constitutional they will not
agree to our Interpretation Of the law
and desire TO submit the application
of the law to an arbitration. the men,
hers of the eight hour commission
being the arbitration board.
Would Hold Trump
"On the other hand, IL the law is
declared Unconstitutional they decline
TO make any settlement of the mat
ters In controversy with MS and again
offer to submit the matter to arhi-
tration, the members Of the eight
hour commission being the urbitra-
tors.
IF the railroads are willing to sub
nit either of these propositions to ar
hitration, IL Is evident that they are
willing to give their employees an
eight hour day II the arbitration board
so decides, but the roads themselves
viii never grant the request directly.
I'VE submit that this ~ an unfair
attitude for the conference committee
of the railways to assume, for If they
are willing To grant the eight hour
day thru any method they should he
willing to grant IL directly to their
employees and not prolong the contro-
yerSy