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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-12

their marriage. IN the seventeenth,
century the practice of putting yery
small children to work in the shons.
prevailed. ~ Nj mi n sIs 1[11 |,
In the eighteenth century same I'M. +
industrial revolution. Steam was an,
piled to the looms and the new fac-.
tory system had fairly begun The IN IL, 4
ventions brought about The division
of labor and this gave rise to the call
for low-priced workmen. Il Men rafms-s
ed to work in many Instances and the 4
work required in some cases could Ia
done by a child of average intelli-
tgence, consequently children were II I.
great demand. In name the Children
were apprentices, but actually thew
were slaves and treated very inhuman-
". "A true incident will portray the /
conditions these children labored N -
der. A little girl Of six was employ
ed in one of the wooden factories. She
arose at four o'clock in the morning.
and before she arose she called Der-
haps q half dozen times. .sFathar nv
it time Father is It time ?,'sAt last
it, was time to, arise and putting the !,
tatters on her weary linnhs. She Start
ed to the factory. She worked he
tween thirteen and eighteen z hours /
with only thirty minutes interval for
meals and play Many times at night
after her day had closed she would
not have strength to return to her
home, but she hid in the wool Ia the 1
mill. # she arrived one minute late.
she was beaten. The child died. but
she carried on this work for several
years. The passing Of labor laws in
England was, indeed, q blessing. 1 3#,7
All, now let us turn to our own dear
land. It was the ideal Of the Puritan
fathers to keep children at work, The
labor conditions Of America compared
with those Of England. "A fter the Civil
War the manufa cturing systems de-
iveloped greatly and required child
labor. In 1866 q report was made to
the Massachusetts legislature which
proved that small children, yes. mere
infants were made to work in the fac
tories. In this same year a. society
was founded in New York for the pre-
vention of cruelty to animals, SINH
lar society had been founded ia Eng
land in 1923. Out of this movement
grew in 1874, the first society n mod
ern times to look after The RIGHTS IF
children. This society realized that
there must not only be punishment for .
crime against children, but crime must
be prevented. This same movement
soon spread over Europe. Some con.
ception of that period NAV Re had Nv
thoughtfully reading the, followin1
statement: "At sleast ten thousand
young boys roamed the streets Sc New
York BY day and took shelter ~ night
in any place that seemed ia afford >
safe retreat. One of the first things
the New York society did WAS ~ IN
Mt! MANA y . Is;
sssss.s ssss Il: IL;
The cannibalistic ~ an ~ ~ h.,b. ].
s apes have naased. tho crs,al};n. e al
factory system 'annears d;1siv =; - t tI,e
past. what 900 "a ,,a ,,ar+ ;a;na ~ s.ts
e a M: -: 8. J" - pd1
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-12

NMIMIzs
Industrial G Commission Bill
against abuse Of Vita questions
and Sparta in Rome s. it in the days of the thirteen
Because he stand levied BY the
left Massachusetts Connecticut the Boston
Tea party Patrick Henrs resolutions in Virginia later
This question Of power and to be the
fought by the federas Republicans Wings and others
fer vii a ehsre with .
This bill creates instrument Of called the
called an governor Dakota
possessing such vested single officer in
and 3 s'sR
dangers Of this must it with the
and traditions that have country Tree ~
the and carefully note its departure from the
beaten path Of American freedom.
industrial commission control and
WAS created Tor the sole n r.
the fact that has only three members and two Of these
can at any time block discharge epoy
and compel the commission his bidding This aqtocracy
Lenneism, not American freedom.
The bank will employ hundreds Of clerks accountants etc
Frazier appoints them He has always done Towneys bidding
Hence Toney distributes these jobs to bring the greatest
number votes The bank at lowest twenty
IN oes top
it. {.
men Now they must take Towne through
sd sss %d r
pendence and doubts that it Will
Towney such whip politician ever since Andrew
the United States bank funds and pedded them
political henchmen gave America the blacklist chapter its
financial history the wildcat banks Of the fores and ftes be
%i ais n.y. o
program competent commission Of exerened could have
activities mill
credits and the home building But IGwney had already
and Waters whom he could hence beanie
FL their ,1d END % s 5s
organized board university school lands organ
sf s a.
carefully limited to nature Of
and tx building
banking scheme placed in the hands
iPe tasi
Towney through Frazier and the
!. Who may work for the bank
2. What bankers are fit to get deposits. . .# -
8 Who shall be employed il connection with the rural
.. Who shall get the real estate loans
sie Gaess sa1 gsf VI aIs
Who shall be employed ii the management 81 these
n1s
pose sSilss and
political unlimited Jobs and power
the state The violates every
safeguard have always considered prudent
necessary their freedom Il violates
principles Of American institutions namely that each locality
control its affairs II gives to group st political
and and that the ves
among them have always been reaching for and the est and
have always refused TO turn over 70 them hs
bosses shall public funds al public favor from in
jobs up mills elevators and puts IL their
free land The act resembles the Russian ukase and Pr
sian paternaisr intended for ignorant and dowodden
classes Of Europe than American legislation
designed local and
our personal freedom It Is malicious and attempt
laying foundation for individual based On class
baxona graft and Europe instead
1ar play vidsus evsy point e visw and No
q fair-mnded should support il s
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-12

1t is funny how politics will warp a
persons judgment sometimes. A
friend of ours was out in the country
Sunday and stopped at place where
the family was strongly nonpartisan.
In the course of the visit the farmer
said "that man Trubshaw with three
or four others ought to be wiped oft
the face of the earth then it would be
a pretty good country to live in" Well,
that shows the spirit Of some people
who will not allow anybody else an
opinion but themselves. Did it ever
occur to this enlightened and intelli-
gent farmer that perhaps if he and
Townley and a few Of his pet social
lists were bumped off the earth it
might be a better place for US to live
in. Isn't it strange that person cam
not have a difference of opinion on
politics without being called a crook
and a few other pet names, and this
seems to be the only argument used
by the leaguers in this campaign.
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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-12

T Secretary of State Tom Hall has
committed another objectionable sin
by having the title of each bill to be
referended put on the official ballot so
that the voter will know just what
he is voting on. It seems to be Grim
inal for any state official who believes
in keeping things in the open instead
of covering them up to fool the voter.
Pitiless publicity is not wanted by our
present state administration. The
more they can keep their extravaganza
and ineficiency covered up the better
for them they think.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-12


The bonds for the North Dakota
bank are being signed up by the state
officials and will be offered for sale.
Those who are loudest in praise Of
his bank will now have an opportunity
to show their faith in the institution
by buying literally Of these. bonds.
Messrs. Townley, Mills, ETC., made
such wonderful record in buying
liberty bonds that we hope that they
will get busy now and make still
greater record in the state bank mat
ter. 1t was developed on the stand
that Mr.. Townley's Office force did at
one time purchase bond for the boss.
If he maintains that rate of speed in
this matter the state will 60 hungry
for money before those bonds are
f1oated. "By their work We shall
know them," not by the big noise they
make. jail -
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-12
THINK IN IETERESI-sAN


The Livestock Association of Barnes
county is to have a picnic and program
at Chautauqua Park on Thursday aft
ernoon Of this week and we want to
urge all our people to 60 out there and
help make this a big success. There
is nothing political about this gather
ing SO that we can all meet on COM
mon level with the purpose in view
of boosting along a very meritorious
institution. The live stock industry of
this county is one that is Of vital i'm
portance to the farmers and they
should make it point to be present in
great numbers. A program has been
arranged for at which some of the best
speakers and experts in live stock have
been secured for the occasion. Let
this be a big meeting and let every
.ody who possibly can get out to Chau-
tauqua Park and help boost the asso-
citation along. .g5@ r.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-12

If the reports in the Courier News
are true about. the immense crowds
that are greeting Mr.. Townley and
MI. Mills all over the state, then these
gentlemen have spoken to about SOO,-
900 people by actual count in the state
and there is nearly three weeks left to
finish the campaign. This is more
people than we have in the state but
stretching it to a hundred or two
thousand more than it really is does
not matter much. y FRI
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-12

salary attachment. Calling person
crook, liar, puke or horse thief is not
argument and does not give the voter
any information whatsoever on the is-
use now before the people, There are
only two questions before the people
to be voted upon at the coming elec-s
ton. One is, shall we vote to put in
operation a plan which will involve
state wide socialism with it's attendant
big increase in taxation and the reck-
less and unnecessary expenditure OF
the peoples money, or shall we vote
for safe and economical administra-
ton of the affairs of the state. That
is all there is to it and it is not neces-
sary expenditure of the peoples mon
ey, or Shall we vote for safe and
economical administration Of the at
fairs of the state. That is all there is
to it and if it not necessary to call
people names in order to get it before
the people. If the taxpayers want the
first proposition a majority will get it
at the polls on June 26. If they do
not want it they will vote no on that
date. A majority rules and if the ma.
jority wins all those of us who are
against the first proposition will have
totake our medicine and abide by the
result. It is very simple.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-14
For Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-A Burroughs No. 9 adding machine, Underwood type writers. Buff X Buff transits. These are practically new and must be sold at once. See them at 307 \. First St. blk
 One high tension Eisman Magneto, one single Indian motorcycle and some Ford parts. A01 E. Van Burent St. bl
Arizona republican., 1919-01-14

ONE 2,400-lb. team. and Swear olds; one new double harness. one single harness, one wagon and rack, moving machine and rake, l Alabama, lister, one light delivery wagon. Call $4 mile west of Center on Glendale Ave. tTall ranch.l. blk
Arizona republican., 1919-01-14
J. S. Brazell Owner C. o. McMlullrtny Auef. l.. C. Galland Clerk
Aulcfi0Ea Sale
FRIDAY. JANUARY r

Four miles east of Mesa city on the Roosevelt Ioad, across the road from IliIrs store. Commencing at 10:S0, my leases having expired 1 will sell at auction on the above date no head cattle. 50 Holstein dairy COWS, all high grade. pick of the valley; l registered Holstein bull. 59 head heifers, year lings and calves, young mules, and s years old. 1 large team work horses farm machinery, disc harrow, 1 al 1alfa cultivator i spring tooth harrow, small hay bailer with engine at tached, 1 sharpless cream separator, milk cans. Free lunch at noon.
 Terms of sale, S100 and under cash; over that amount a credit of 6 months will be given. purchaser giving ap- proved 10 per cent note; ? per cent off for cash. pn
Arizona republican., 1919-01-14
LulGher Bargains

room brick modern in every re- spect, huilt-in features, lawn. shade. yard, all fenced. This is nice place and in good repair, in good location, close in, northeast. Price reduced from $3,000 to g 2,600. 5000 cash, balance like rent Would take good Ford car as part of first payment. This place is worth at least 100 more than We are asking for it, but this man must sell in the next few days. So if you are looking for @ bargain, let Us show you this place.
 LUTHER REALTY co. 110 North Central Ave. Phone lIOS
 f
Arizona republican., 1919-01-14
For Sale-Live Stock

LIVE stock for sale 10 dairy COWS, good milkers. s90 p choice young Duroc sows s25.00. 50 head of yearling ewes, full wool $l5. Also butcher hogs and White Leghorn hens. One mile south of Washington St. on 7th Ave. Phone 335S. blk
Arizona republican., 1919-01-14
For Rent-HouSes

WANTED-W oman to rent part of house with owner. 1929 F.. Willetta St Call this afternoon. 1t
 FOR RENT-6-room house, 2-acres of fruit. : acres of cotton. on shares North 1th street. Also Y acres of cotton, on shares. on Park and Thom- as roads. Phone 10-R-5. D..
 FOR RENT-A house in Paradise valley very cheap suitable for a couple. To keep company to another lady. Call S. Schwartz, 332 w. Wash ineton bg
Arizona republican., 1919-01-14
Ranches

oSSS66 NSIs6 N@O 320 Acres-This piece is all in alfalfa and has some good inI- provements. A high class proposition on easy terms. 120 Acres-100 acres in q perfect stand of alfalfa. there are no oth CT improvements. Ii you are looking for good all falfa, see this. Easy terms too.
 so Acres-Good improvements, room brick house, good watel, fine orchard, a mighty good ranch at a reasonable price.
 150 Acres--Most all in cotton this year and made good crop, there is one small house and two or three shacks, a we'll etc. Can be bought at a bargain.
 200 Acres-120 of it in cotton, 40 acres in good stand of alfalfa, the balance of the piece in grain. Nice set of improve ments. This place is for sale at a very reasonable price
 10 Acres-All in oranges. grapefruit, and a few lemon trees Trees are about five year old. This would make an ideal homesite. located just south of the Sountry Club on Central Avenue. Herbert s. Prince t Co Realtors II West Adams Street blk
Arizona republican., 1919-01-14

FOR SALE-s475O. Furnished room bungalow in best residence district This has hardwood floors and all built in features. nice buffet bookcases, cool ing closet, etc Has three bedrooms. a nice lawn and plenty Of shade. This is a real home, fronts east on paveu avenue, is now renting for 5000 per month one-third cash, time on balance. owner 237 ". Monroe St. bt
 FOR SALE-A A five room brich house. modern, with garage. 1916 ". McKinleV hN
Arizona republican., 1919-01-14
Luther Bar gains

lures, nice cellar, nice family orchard, garage, chicken house and yard. 3 large lots on corner. all fenced with good fence. This is q nice. neat, clean up-t6- date place, cant be beat $650g takes the house and lots. This is Il sure enough bargain. $3.000 cash will handle this.-223
 LUTHER REALTY co. 110 North Central Ave Phone 170S
Arizona republican., 1919-01-14

WILL REPAIR and sell your Ford at no cost to you; see mo at 512 F.. Monroe. It FOR SALE Maxwell speedster, completely overhauled. cheap for quick sale. Polk St. Garage
 FOR SALE-Five passenger Mode \, 1918 Hupmobile, good rubber. first class condition. practically new Cash payment or part trade, balance terms Call 2212 F Washington St. bl
 1917 FORD Runabout, chassis in good condition. Phone 1882 bn
 AUTOS FOR WRECKING
 Don't sell your car for junk, DO mat ter if it is a wreck. See IS first; we buy them wrecked or running.
 STEINBERG AUTO WRECKING co.
 421 \. Central Phone 4292. tf
 FOR SALE-Ford touring car. 1918 model, in first class condition, new top, plate glass windows, seat covers, shock absorbers gas gauge. Mrs. F. A. Staf- ford. S7 W. Holly St. Phone 4449. tt
 1 FORD Touring car Ford trucks
 speedsters, OverIands. l Ford truck. $125.00. These cars must be sold this week Price reasonable. 602 W Wash b
Arizona republican., 1919-01-14
For Sale-Live Stock
MULES AND HORSES

MULES AND HORSES
 A barn full for you to select from, We are selling these mules and horses for cash or on time, we guarantee every one to be just as we represent them to you, we will be glad to show you the kind we sell. Lambert, Lang ley and Abercrombie, 20 North 7th Ave. Phone 3036. bm
 FOR SALE-Gentle family COW. good milker. Phone 3Sl4. bm ABOUT 50 ACRES, cotton and Der muda grass pasture for cattle. Yaeger . Ranch. 1 miles south of Tolleson. bp | 2z5 HEAD Ramboulet young ewes, 100 . lambs. 30 to 90 days old all in fine con- dition and heavy wool Phone 26R4. i
 bm | 100 GOOD MILK COWS, 60 head of | Holstein. 10 Durhams. Come and see | them milked and be convinced. Sulli- van and Green, Glendale. If
 BULLS! BULLS. BULLS. For pure bred Hereford bulls. see Y. L. Holmes of Lone Star Land and Cattle Co. for prices; office Fifteen North Center Street. hl
 FOR SALE-One COW and 9 calves, age from 6 to 10 months. Call 2212 F.. NaShlnSton. bl
 FIVE good Jersey cows, cheap. Must sell at once. Phone 2494 bl ATTENTION STOCkMEN
 We are headquarters for salt. sheep salt, plain salt, sulphur and rock salt, get our price on quantities. Phoenix Seed and Feed Co.. l25 E. Jefferson. If WANT to buy big dry cows and young stock. Phone S2S5. blk
 HIGH grade Jersey cows for sale. 1 Phone 2I64 bm ! FOR SALE-Extra fine young Duroc l Jersey brood SOW. weigh about 225 lbs. subject to registration. Phone S122. If
 FOR SALE-Six registered Holstein bulls. ranging in age from two to eigh- teen months. These are from the care fully selected Tempe Normal herd and several are from advanced registry stock. We are overstocked and must { sacrifice at once No reasona ole offer will be refused. Call at the Normal school Farm. If
 SHEEPMEN
 We are headquarters for sulphur, write for quantity price. Phoenix Seed and Feed Co, 125 E. Jefferson. If
 HOLSTEIN BULL. years old for sale, f mile east. F south of Wilson School house. Luzer Ranch. @h
 HOGS - Durocs, twenty feeders, six sows, one boar with papers. at q bargain. Phone 202J5. Wood and Hellworth. bm WANTED-To buy, well marked Holstein heifers from six months to one year old, also well marked Hol- stein COWS, mostly white. Telephone 2SR3, Mesa or 116J3, Phoenix. Ed Pattee. Mesa. If
 JERSEY COW for sale. Phone 5J5 FOR SALE-6 large brood sows . pigs and boar. 61a miles west on Yuma road. Webster Bros. b SHETLAND PONY. Mrs Perkins {. 2nd house south of Grand canal or ' Orange road bn : FOR SALE-Six registered bulls ranging in age from two to eighteen months. These are from the carefully selected Tempe Normal herd and sev- eral are from advanced registry stock , We are overstocked and must sacrifice at once No reasonable offer will bC l refused. Call at the Normal schoo , farm. { n FOR SALE-750 head old ewes, gooC shearers, bred to commence lambing Feb. 18th. For further partipculars ad dress either Yeager or C T. Woolfolk e Flagstaff AriZ. 1
Arizona republican., 1919-01-14
Fer Rent-Fasture

FOR RENT-5 acres. 70 acres, e0 acres, 120 acres and 160 acres, also have a 40 that I can trade for cotton Frank F. Stewart r W. Adams hl
 160 ACRES of barley and alfalfa. Ali dress K. Knudson, phone S2J12, Chand- Ter, Arizona. hn
Arizona republican., 1919-01-14
Dandy House Buy

New and modern, ready to move into. Price S1,450, on terms.
 JACOBS x PIERCE, 106 ". Adams dg
 FOR SALE OR LEASE
 New modern 4-room house on acre of ground miles out. Block from car line. Will make easy terms or might lease to right party. Call 9S w. WilIetta St blk
Arizona republican., 1919-01-14
For Rent Apartments

SUNNY APARTMENT, Furnished, close in; private entrance and private bath. also garage, suitable for couple. Phone 2SS4. 509 \. 1st St 1t
 TOT E. Jefferson. Phone S731. ds
 NICELY FURNISHED housekeep- ing rooms for rent; no sick. S3S x. Sth Avenue. Phone 3117. bll
 Use The Republican Classified Pages for Results-Read for Profit.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-14
Wanted-Real Estate

NANTED-TWO or more nice city lots without building restrictions. Civ. best price. terms and location. Fox e6N Ropuhlican. hls
 WANTED-To buy, small tract Of land: small payment down. balance monthly. Box GEE. Republican. t'
 WANTED to buy farm of about 80 acres. Must be good soil. A water. and have some alfalfa. Would like a place with a house and a well. l only have about s30G0 cash to pay down oh a place. but can satisfy you that I Will make good. Give price and location. Address box 9SN care Republican. bn
Arizona republican., 1919-01-14
For Sala-Real Estate
Luther Bar gain@

nice residence lots in East San Diego, vii trade as payment on house and lot in Phoenix or for automobile
 LUTHER REALTY co.
 no North Central Ave. Phone 170S
Arizona republican., 1919-01-14
C. O. McMuErtry AucG C. T, LeSueulr Owner l.. G. GaIIand Clerk
For Sale--Real Estate

go acres fine rich loam, all fenced and cross fenced; 120 ready for plant ing; new 25-H.P. pumping plant Sit. lift. house implements, domestic well, pump and tank. Must sell at a sacri- flee. need money in other business. Call at once at S05 N. Fifth Ave. blk
Arizona republican., 1919-01-14


 Where can you go and find a better assortment
 1917 Chandler .............S S1001 1917 Paige six. touring car, all
 dolled up. You should see it.. 1900 1917 Maxwell touring car ...... 500 Model S54 Overland touring car. $50 Model 90 Overland, touring car. $50 Model 75 overland touring car... 300 1917 Ford touring car ......... 450 1916 Ford touring. electric starter
 and storage battery .......... 800 1917 Ford Sedan ................ 700 1917 Mitchell touring almost new. 10U0 : passenger Chalmers touring car. 800 1917 Dodge touring car ........ S50 Kissel roadster .............. 650 Oakland six touring car .. 900 Metz, touring car, almost new .. 350 Maxwell touring car, like new... 250 1918 Studebaker roadster, like
 new, driven very little .. $50 Overland roadster, like new .. 800 1916 Ford touring car ......... 450 1917 Chevrolet 490, touring car. Goo 1914 Cadillac ..-..... 600 1913 Dodge touring ....... 900 Dodge Sedan ................... 900 One Maxwell touring ........... 800 One Packard truck ......... 500
 OPEN SI-NDAVS I-\rTrT NOON
Arizona republican., 1919-01-14

REFINED lady or gentlemen. health seekers. desiring room and board ou desert located 10 miles north of Phoc- nix. excellent table, good pure watot. free automobile service. Inquire al cigar stand, Jefferson Hotel. P. o. BoN 9S- bl-