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The sun., 1919-03-18

After this opinion had been approved
BY the conference resolutions were
adopted aessI;Ss4 20 tho lastitutiouA.suf
test suits and other legal proceedings
such as would he necessary to get a
speedy determination by the courts OF
the questions involved. and recommend
ing that individual brewers submit to
the Lager Brewers Board OF Trade the
nature OF proceedings threatened against
them or which they themselves may be
about TO start. in order that there NAV
be perfect harmony in the conduct OF
legal actions to protect the rights of the
brewers.
The decision of the brewers was
learned quickly by william II. Anderson
head of the Antl-Saloon League OF this
State. He issued a statement In which
he said:
1.-THE suit, with the Hon. Elihu Root as
counsel. to test the validity Of the Fed :
eral emergency prohibition statute.
brought by brewery stakeholder
against the management OF the same
brewery, Is a typical. clever corporation
lawyer trick to him-f,am and freeze ont
the public by having both sides OF this
case In brewery hands. II the decision
Ia against the constltutionality of the
law the defendant has no object in an
pealing. II the lower court upholds the
law and the plaintiff appeals. then the
defendant has no object in defending the
appeal.
1T In evidently a scheme to enable the
brewers so to shape both the state of
facts and the record as to give them
selves every possible advantage II the
case does go to the United States SUI
preme Court. The prohibition forces
should worry, however, as IT was the
refusal of the brewers to permit the
passage OF war prohibition and an honest
food conservation act In 1917 that drove
the country to the adoption OF the Fed
erai amendment several years ahead of
the time It would ordinarily have came
The sun., 1919-03-18
Bigss on Leviathan.
Special Despatch to TIE Sun,

ALBANY, March 17.-Dr. Hermann NJ.
Biggs. State Health Commissioner. has
received a six weeks leave OF absence
by Gov, Smith to attend a conference in
France to discuss the formation OF an
International Red Cross, He will sit as
a member OF the committee on interna-
tional health. DR.. Biggs sailed, Saturday
on the Leviathan.
The sun., 1919-03-18
Fire Destroy. U. s.. Auxiliary ship.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE AmerI-
can auxiliary vessel, the City of Gulf
port. was. destroyed by fire In the La
Plata roadstead. Buenos Ayres Friday.
the State Department wss advised to-
The sun., 1919-03-18

- Bey SsrSHo tEen TX lea ~NAMZ
Under this ruling any committee or
Joint conference board composed OF the
employees of the Public Service Rail-
way Company of New Jersey appointed
at a meeting of any division Of the
Amalgamated Association of Street and
Electric Railway Employees of America
shall have the right to deal with the
officials Of the company concerning any
matter or matters in controversy. This
does not negative the right OF employees
70 treat with the company. directly or
through other committees.
"It Is understood that the company
has withdrawn and abandoned it's So
called cooperative or collective bargain
ing plan recently promulgated.
ANY other matters in controversy be-
tween the company and its employees
now organized may be referred by either
party to the National War Labor Board
for decision.
"All men now on strike shall return to
work Immediately upon acceptance and
ratification OF this proposition. The COM
pany shall take back all men who report
for work upon acceptance of this propo-
sltion with the same seniority as here
tofore existing
IF the acceptance of this basis OF
settlement by the conference committee
representing the men Is to be ratified
by the men. opportunity for such rati-
ncatoin Is to be given them at the earli-
est possible moment
TT Is 10 be hoped that the acceptance
of this basis OF settlement win imply
that both sides. 30 far as possible. win
forget Iast animosities and will endeav-
or TO cooperate for the good Of tnem-
selves and for the public whom they
serve" ~
This Il what President Mccarter Of
the company said after learning that {
The sun., 1919-03-18


The rules of the board permit an
employer to insist that in the negotia-
tons between him and his employees he
may deal only with his employees, ana
only with the representatives OF his en-
ployees who are his employees, but II
does not prevent his employees through
the agency of any union to which they
may belong from adopting any method
prescribed by the union for the selection
OF committee of employees to repre-
sent the union men in his employ. g.
THE words recognition OF the union
had had an artificial and improper mean
ing given to them by employers. e.
The question is not whether they (com-
mittees Of employees) represent the
union. The question is whether they,
being employees, represent other en-
rloyees; and II that is the fact their
mere refusal to say they do not repre-
sent the union or their admission that
they do does not imply a contract deal
ing with the union or any organization
in the sense in which the War Labor
Board understands the term.
I'VE think that. due to the pride of
the men in their union and organization
and the technical sensitiveness OF the
employers many troubles have arisen
that might have been completely avoided
by clear understanding OF the view of
the National War Labor Board in this
regard"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-28
Przeciw bolszewickie wojska
dalej postepula.
.POmimO OSWiAdcZenia So
Wiet6W IL rOzfupali kiln
pOmOcy MOskWje.

LONDYN, 25 pazdz. Krasna
Gorka, miasto ufortyflkoWane
mad pofudnioWym wybrzezem wy
skoku morsliego Finlandyi, okolo
80 mil na zachod cd Petrogradu,
-zostafo Wziete przez antibolszeWi
ckie Wojska jak donosza Wiadolno
Sci 2 Helsingford.
Ma poiudnie j po}udnio zachod
od Petrogradu, pohocno zaehod-
MA armia rosyjska zdaje sic robic
wolny postep. Wiadomosci tn O
trzymane jakkolWiek zdaja sic
przez gen. Judenicza, podczas o
statnich kilku dni, moWiono ze sro
ga Walka odbyWa sic po kraju
szesc i pol mil ma poludnie od te-
go miasta. Donosza IL Wojska So
wietu q Moskwy nadeszIy do Pc
trogradu i biora udzial W Walce.
Gen. Denikin znoW pokonal
bolszewik6w " okolicy Wofgi,. "a
pedziwszy wojska sowietu nazad
do Kaniszyna, ia p6hoc cd Cza7
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-28
APPEL prezydenta ably zapobiedz por6znieniu upada.

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona Mimi, on
Oct. % 1919 as required by the
Act Of Congress, Oct. 6, 1917.
WASHINGTON, -25 pazdz. =
Okreslony program bedzie po-
stawiony przed prezydentem Will
sonem co do ostatecznej postawy
w strajku weglarzy kt6ry bedzie
sformulowany przez cabinet dis
po puludniu jak dis powiedziano
W Bia}ym domu.
Poniewaz jeszcze zadnej osta-
tecznej decyzyi ME podjeto gdy
gabine odroczyf sic ia przekas-
Eze, sekretarz Tunulty dyskutujac
TEN ia rannej sesyi odkryl ze
p1ezydcnta urzedowa fanilia by
la jednej mysli. Dodaf Oh re gdy
program zosta} przedstawiony
prczydentowi, pan Wilson spodzie
wal sic zrobienie publisznego zez
. mania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-28
Snieg pokryl P6ln. Dakote
i P6in0cna Minnesota.
w Grand Forks i Fargo spadfo dis rano cztery
Gale Sniegu Wciaz pada.
Poi Gala spadlo v Duluth.

DULUTH, q pazdz. Pierw-
sly snieg, pol Gala WysoH, ,spad}
til Wczoraj Wieczorrem.
GRAND FORKS, N. Oak, "a
pazdz. Cztery Gale. sniegu spa
dlo tu W nocy, a lekki snieg pada
.dalej, snieg spadl tn Wszedzie W
caleJ p6lnocnej czesci >P6}nocnej
Dakoty.
FARGO, N. Oak. "a pazdz.
Cztero calowy blanket ze sniegu
.pokryf dis Gala chodnnia Geese
Po}nocnej Dakoty, a dis rano
snieg ME przestaje: padac. Tenn
Iperatura jest rlmiarkowana.
!. BISMARK,. n. Oak, q pazdz.
|po pol dniu., Szesc cali sniegu
|spadlo " Bis1nark podczas dwu-
Edziestu czterech godzn raporty
|tu otrzymane podaja ze snieg
|spadI W ealyn stanie.
W AIa11den, spadloos take szese
cali sniegu a termometr stal ia,
.dziesiec stopni poWyzej. zera dis
70 7mej 2 rama. w Devils Lake
. ! . - q -
Espadlo cztery Gale sniegu 2 ia
+mestoWn raportujja ze spad1o. oko
=lc cztery Gale. Temperature ma
tn spasc do dziiesiiec stopni dis
.Wieczorem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-28
liga narodoW zglosi sic "
krotce.

parry, 25 pazdz. Formal
l1aratyfikacya niemiec chich ira akta
tow pokojoWych llkonczona be-
die praWdopodo dobnie 80 pazdzier
nika-i tego dnia Wydane bedzie
arWdopodobnie wezwanie IA ze
branie. sic ia pierwsze posiedze,
ME rady Ligi narod6w, ktores sic
.odbedzie " przeciagu dziesieciu
.dni.
Francuski zagraniczny offs OBJ
jasnia ze zWioka byla jedynie 2
powodu Wielkiego naWalu pred
wstepnej piracy zanim konWencya
miala bye uskuteczniona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-28
.Balgalzy N, czyf odpowiie&!'i. d !.
pokeljjo
Odp0WIedz pod dzlelOlla M.
try uIOtlle DiSlla d

-
parry, 24 PAID Bulgar-
ska odpowiiedz ia. traktaty poko-
jjowe aIant oW stowarzy szonyeh
nafodo oW Wreczona zostala dis.
rano sekretarzowi Dutasta Cd kon
ferency II pokkoj owe c'zas ograni-
czony pod anie odpo oWiedzi q
plyWa dnien dlzisiejs yn. I:
OdpoWiedz adu polub boWego.
jest y trzeeh pisnach,
pierwsza czesii s odnpsi sic do wa
runk oW polit yezny e rpbotl,i-
czyeh druga GEESE awiera usta-
Wy terytorya Inc. 4 trzecia odnosi
lsie DC NO jjskowo wosci, mar mark q
ukladoW II rodze1l
ysoka ratl ne befizie dzis
niala zad dnegoa posied dzenia ale be
die mice ilfro ll sad oage rezpat
lWanie u I,aa q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-28
Diva bolszewiich silly wojen-
ne zatopione plzez nieprzy
jjacid.
Niszc zycieli slpotkaIo..
ZlliszczenLie " atakOWa-s
nIu BrytyJskiego i r.
stOl1sk kiego WOjennegO o.
kretl. /.
LONDYN. 255 pazzdz. Diva

LONDYN, Is pazzdz. DIVA
bolszewickie torpedoWe niszczycie.
le zostaly zatopione ma Wybrze-.
u Kopatria wyskoku Finlandyi
gdy zamierzaly atakowac Eston.
skiie okrety I Bry yjskiie 1liszczys
ciele " przeszly Wtorek, jak DIS
osWiadczyla admir- va
szese poprzed cych okre-
tow bo1szewick kich zostalo pod je-
tyych. Rryytyy jezycy .Esto tonczyey
ME ME odnieslii zzadnej STRAIT .s
HOLDINGsFO RID IS PAID
Donosza dis o zdoby yciiu Kras-
nej Cork 1a u. kokll nnorsk Kim
Finland praWie na przeciWko
Kronsztat1 przez polno ocno acho=
.lania arnnie rosy ijska, jak doniesio
no dis 2 glownejj lk7Water ,ar-
80
dobycie usk8t eeznione zosta
% s. ponied i po sodlby yciu ciez;
Walki BiitWa trivia dalej
zeWieki giment Aloskvs
bierze lldziaI W ebroilie Petrogr
Eflt. lodi iil anort 81 ai5Ssvnei kWas
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-28
zl,dzieje zabezpiec czyh sobie
bendy woluosScii. s

MYLO, N. OAK. 25 pazdz. Pier.
wszy bank stanoWy W Mylo zostaf
obrabowany wczoraj wieczorem.
Zhodzieje wysadzili drzwi szafy,
zelaznej zbrawowai ze7 skrzy
nek bez pieczenstwa bondy Wolno'
Sci. q lnocnenli skrzyn kanai sic ME
dreczyli. Urzednicy banku ME mo
ga oszacoWac dzisiejsze straty mo
via oni zanin ME zobacza sic q Wy
5dzierzawiacy cymi skrz 4.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-28
K0NFERENCC zERQ EECCIL
.BelszeWiieY m6wia . ustapie-
niu.

IONDYN, q pazdz. Bolsze-
wiki rozmyslaja 9 usunie eciu Sic 2
.sowieckej Rosyi, st6soWaaie do ra-
port6W siiagnietych przez gene
raIa Denikina, iskrowa depesze
5otrzymano dis 2 jego gl6wnej
kwatery.
Plan Q kt6rym doniiesiono jest
W,.zgledem przeniesienia gabinetu
do Taskendy, po opuszczelliu Mo
skwy swycofaniu Wojska ze Wszy
stkich frontow do Turkestanu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-28

ryszyna, jak glosi iskroWa depe-
sza otrzymana 2 g}6wnej kWatery
.De1likina.
Rad sowietu 2 drugiejs strony
.twierdzi ze w}amal sic ma szczyt-
wielkiego klinu,. pedzony ma. pol
noe W strone Moskwy przez armie
.Denikina. Miasteczka SieWsk ze
Kronly zostaly wziete. PoWiadaja
re Kozacy Denikina byh pedzeni
w tel okolicy na poludnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-28
WASHINGTON 25 pazdz.

Prezydent Wilson przez sekreta-
RIA Tumulty zapozwaf dis gabi-
ret Ia specyalna sesye do rozwaza
ma strajku w smol,1ych ~nfnach
weglowych, ktora ma sic odbyc W
przysz}a sobote. Wezwano general
nego dyrektora Hines admins
tracyi kolejowej ably sic zobaczyl
gabinetem i przedstawi} sprawe
punktu kolejowego widzenia.
Sekretarz Lansing powodu "a
ziebicnia ME m6gl przybyc. Wszy
scy inni czlonkowie z oficyalnej
familii prezydenta byli obecni, a
sekretarz Baker prezydowa}. Sc
kretarzs Tumulty byi obecny do
konwojowania widokow prezyden
|. towi Wilson tel sprawie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-28
Gubernator lowy chce dosta6
wegli czy bedzie strajk lub ME.
Harding p0Wiedziaf re u.
zyje pOtrzednej silly ably
zapohiedz cierpieni0m
publicZnOSci.

DEs. MONIES, IOWA, 25 PAID.
Gubernator w. 4. Harding 2 70
wa chee uzyc jakichkolWiek badz
(sI jakieby by}y potrzebne. azeby
Wegle byly kopane W tym stanie,
[skoroby zamierzony strait k4zostal
wy ywolany i mial trWae tax dlugo
ably publicznosc miala zaczac
e;erpiee q poW'odu bralklsu opalu,
DIS on poWied dial, :. jezeli strajk
sic rozpocznie a l1dnosc bedzie
bez wegli j bedzie ciierrpiiee, uzyje
potrzebnej silly azeby wegle by}y
kopane. Z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-28
Leniill podobno schwytany.

HONOLULU, "a pazdz. Mi
kolaj Lenin, premier rosyjski "
Rosyi, schWytany zostal przez an
ii bolszewickie Wojska, stosoWnie
do iskrowej depeszy, podjetej na
japonskim okrecie Tnyo Maru, "
przystani tutejszej. Depesza ME
.podaje dalszych szczeg616W 0 ra-
pert eNanem schWy taniu Lenina
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-28

Dispatches from Warsaw, Poland Of Sep
tember 18th, give publicity to an interesting
statement of Ignace Jan PadereWski, Presl--
dent Of the Council Of Ministers Of the Repu-
bic Of Poland, bearing on the League of Ma
tions. Mr.. Paderewski is quoted as saying:
s From Polish point Of view, our one
hope Of future security as a State lies in the
League Of Nations. Upon it, and i fear upon it
alone, depends the liberty Of the Polish people
and the successful development Of democratic
and liberal government il Poland. Standing,
as we are, between Germany on one side and
Russia on the other, we cannot hope to main
tain our integrity during these years, while we
build up the strength Of our people, unless we 3
have the protection Of the League
Poland at the present moment has SOC, 0,s=
GOO men under arms. Our people are short Of
food supplies, short Of clothing, short Of many
Of the necessities Of life. We are compelled to
make every sacrifice to sustain the army, and
this. with our population needing its resources
for the upbuilding Of the nation, in order that
we may protect ourselves from encroachment.
Today we are defending 500 miles of
front against Bolshovist forces and, in so do
ing, we. stand as the front line III Europe a.
gainst BolsheVist invasion from the East. s
are endeavoring to maintain this
& front line and at the same time to achieve an.
economic stability, to recuperate our people
! from the effects Of repeated inVasions OF Ger
man and Russian armies. The task is a terrible
s-one The tax upon our strength will be too
great unless we can have the assurance that
B there will be a bod lin the world to whom We
can appeal for aid il the ghting of our
wrongs.
Poland has set up a democracy under. the
u inspiration Of the American people. Had It not
/ been for American Intervention N Europe, We
J might possibly have some senablance Of sinde-
pendent government under an aut ocratie over
r11le but with American interYention and Anne
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-28
Stany Ziednoczone oharuja
S $4,000 ma pomnik wojen-
IN. :.

LONDYN, "a pazdz. Stany
Zjednoczone ;ofiarowaly 10000 2
funduszu patrolowego Dover'a a ma.
wzniesienie pomnika na pamiatkee
co-opcracyi Amerykanskich i Bry
tyjskich marynarzy we wojnie.
Piemadze ofiarowane SO bez wa
runkowo, a Stany ZjednoczoneI
maja urzedowo zadecydowac.
gdzie i jakicgo gatunku pomnliks. K.
ma bye wzniesiony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-28
Unia Weglarzy odrzuca plan
Wlsona.
Ofcerzy Un1i m6Wia ze
piec dni " tygOdniu
Jest Wypr6bOWanienl
WsZYstkich pr0pOzycyi
kt6re beda r0zpatr VIVA.
no 5s, s.s .ss=5 8 s
WASHINGTON. 25 pazdz.

A ~ AZ rOe> = 80
-. - : 80 = l'1s.A,
Z { 80 q 80
- pp1 -. ~. s''''1on' pl4o1 -. "
. ',l A" i,sona 0l 'no"o oni,.
3 - "se-o1eso e'',s A.oi =" ~ 4
~, !, /. J
. -. :: 80, 49,
'e.' oso. :.
-,
: ~ = s.'s.,
- - s. 80 n &
80 s. u - !" :" Ao''''i
~ u1is - f,o''t,''nu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-28
Polieya posIrzeila dnoch
stralkiier6w

oJTNGsT0 own, Q. q pazdz.
;DW6ch srnez zczyzn zostaio postrze-1
.lonych przez pelicye v Walce dis
rano, gdy oficerzy n1ielii zamiar
aresztoWace kilkal lzoziemeelw
majac ich " pod ejrzeniu ze eheaa
.zapaliic dom robo botni k6W W mt
mach " okofcy sta lovni j niasta
dis Wczesnie ran Ranni maj q
bye podo obno yczn.ynl sta
ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-28
Wywiadywanie W sprawie kra.
dziiezy aIianckiel amunicyii.
krymlnaIne OSkarZenie i
czynn0Sc ably WykryG
miljony polecOne w po-
jaWiajacych sic rapor-
t;lch do kOngreSu.

~ I'D u +
t;lch do kOngreSu.
Kryminalna sprawa W ktoreJ
co najmniej tuzin oficerow cywil
nych arnii j zak}adow zaWikla
znych w spraWie cywilnej o Wykry
Gle $12,0OO,O00 do $15, 100000 mi
1ionoW dolarow kt0re jak rad oh.
liczy} pochloniete zostady W po1a
czeniu wydanym kontraktem
$40, 100000 na dostaWienie anluni
cyl. w zawiklanej sprawie zada--:
lie. beda raporty Standard Steel
Car Co., z Hamond Ind. do kon-
gresu przez komitet ktory zajmo
wal sic przez kilka dni sledztwem
odpowiednio do przewodniczacego
William J. Graham, w oswald
czeniu .zr9bionem dis publiczni'e,.. ;.
Kontrakt ma przewiezienie broni.
Wielki kontrakt zrobiony by}
IA przywiezienie broni granato-s
wei po $4,000 jedna, kt6rych
tylko 200 bylo wykonczonych,
stosownie do oswiadczenia kongre
smana Graham.
F.r 3. X =
Przyzwalajac na koszta "a
przygotowania rad zawsze jesz-.
cze .pochlonal $13, 100000 do $15,
100000 podlug mego obliczenia, S
powiedzial on. :
Podkomitet jest zodowolony z
tego re Rad jest ofiara olbrzynrie
60 oszukanstwa ia sWoj kontrakt'
faktami jake wykryte zostaly byl
ten, ze Rad wydal $27,127, 168
a kontrakt a otrzymal "a $1,000,
). .Om wartosc broni, z kt6rych zad-
ra ME by}a wykonczona pred "a
kOncZenlem sic WOJny.
*. st Zjedn. przelad dowane.
Rad byl probationary sub-kon
traktami, urzednicy kompanii,
razem oficerami q armii, otrzy-
mywali automobile i inne cenne
podarunki cd ub-kontrakto towych
kompanii =
Uformowano pod komitet skla
dajacy sic przeWod dniczacego
Graham, reprezentanta Alberta
w. Jefferies i Finis a j. Garrett,
kt6rzy zajmia sic sledztWenl.
I . :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-28
PREF. Wilson zwolal sWoj cabinet;
ia jestem "a walka oswald
cyl jeden czlonek.

Gas n.znaczony ma strajk Wynosi tylko kilka dniO
WV przeciag czasll.- Hines ma posiedzeniu Ga.
binetem.-Baker preZyduje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-28

More low i i, our next.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-08-07
HAVE EYES ON THE
TOMATO PRODUCTS

Federal food inspectors have been
instructed to give special attention
this season to the sanitary condition
of tomato canning factories in order
that tomato products which enter in
terstate commerce may comply with
the provisions of the federal food
and drugs act. This is announced by
officials of the Bureau OF Chemistry,
United States Department of Agricul-
ture, who are in charge of the en-
forcement of the law.
Tomatoes and tomato Products,
such as catsup, pulp and paste, are
highly perishable, and unless han
died at every stage according to the
best commercial practice and correct
principles of sanitation, are likely to
become contaminated through partial
spoilage. Foods consisting in whole
OF in part of decomposed material
are considered adulterated. After
extensive investigations OF methods
for putting up such products on a
commercial scale, the bureau special
lists have recommended methods
which are not only economical and
efficient from a profit standpoint but
which are best from the point of view
OF sanitation.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-08-07
FIRST TB ELECTION
Is ORDERED

The first election In the United
States to decide whether or not
county should eradicate tuberculosis
from its herds of cattle has been or
dered to be held in Clay county. Miss.
on September 2. The election was
ordered by the county board of SUI
pervisors after u petition asking for
1t had been presented by a group of
citizens.
The result of the election will have
much more than local interest be.
cause the election may be the fore
runner of hundreds or thousands oil
others In other sections OF the coun
try.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-08-07
DRY WEATHER SHIFTS
LABOR IN NORTHWEST

Because Of the protracted drought
in the Northwest the irrigated re-
gion OF eastern Montana has recent
ly been able to recruit enough labor
to carry on successfully all its neces-
sary farm work, although previously
there has been decided shortage in
farm help. Extreme drought has TEN
porarily caused the abandonment of
farm work in the suffering sections
.ot the northwest so that the labor
supply in many instances has shifted
to the irrigated localities where work
Is abundant
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-08-07
NATIONAL CAMPAIGN
AGAINST RADICAL
ISM

Los Angeles has led off with
big mass meeting in favor OF a ma
tional campaign against radisalism
on educational lines.
Everyone is interested In fighting
the Bolshevistic scheme OF govern
ment that reduces to impotence ev-
cry people that tries 1t.
Here are some constructive thots
brought out in Los Angeles:
Business men and employers
should pay their employees as much
wages as possible and not cripple
their business or industry.
Laborers and salaried employees
should not ask too much as to over
reach in demands only brings about
stagnation of enterprise.
For instance street car employees
in many cities have made demands
that forced the introduction of the
one man car.
Continued and even justifiable ag-
itation Of electrical workers and tele-
phone employees will force in the au-
tomato telephone.
Merchants would find 1t good pol
icy to reduce the cost of merchan-
disc instead of exacting while ex-
acting seems TO be good.
It is eyerybody's duty to get men
TO work and keep them to work and
increase production and production
will bring prices down.
Cooperate with loyal patriotic I'M
ion men but never refuse to give the
non-union man a chance to earn a
living for his family.
Civic and commercial organizations
are not alone interested in the pro.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-08-07
LEAKS POTATOES ARE
SHOWN IN FILMS

A leaky potato Is rightly named,
according to moving picture film
that has Just been issued by the I'm.
tied States Department of Agricul-
ture. II you squeeze leaky potato
In your hand 1t will contract like a
sponge. fall apart and nothing will
be left OF 1t but a mass OF rot.
How the leak disease gets into the
potatoes Is shown In the motion pic.
ture, which Is to be exhibited in the
California delta region, where the
trouble causes large losses. The
hoe shaped forks that are used in
this region for potato digging often
pierce the tuber and the wounds thus
made allow the entrance OF the fun
gus that causes the diesase. which
is always on the watch for point of
attack. 1t Is also shown that the
common practice OF breaking off the
knobs or second growths from the
tubers likewise opens the way for the
leak disease. The Lesson of the film
is that potatoes which are wounded
in any way should not be stored or
shipped with sound tubers.
The department has also issued q
motion picture showing magnitude
of the potato industry in California.
how efficient methods OF farming
and shipping have been developed, |
and how losses can be prevented.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-08-07
AN OLD FAULT FINDER

An irritable and fault finding dis
position IL often caused by indlges-
ton. A man with good digestion
and bowels that act regularly is US
ually good natured. When troubled
with indigestion or constipation take
Chamberlain's Tablets. They
strengthen the stomach and enable IL
to perform its functions naturally.
They also cause a gentle movement
or the bowels. Adv-9-I