The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-10

proved such a costly failure to him
and his Huns and to the entire world
There is deep seated object in this
campaign at this time Those who
are giving out interviews in an effort
to exonerate the greatest murderer
and villain the world has ever known,
have an object in view and that OBJ
ject is not the good of the world. 1t
is well to beware of any such hypo-
critical stories coming from "inti-
mate friends" of the late kaiser.
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ATTEND THE CONVENTION.
Tonight convention will be held
in the court house to nominate can
didates for city offices. A mayor,
six councilmen and clerk are to be
nominated. The election will be
held week from next Tuesday.
This is matter of Importance to
every citizen and tax payer. The
man or woman who fails to attend
the convention tonight and take part
in it's deliberations and assist to Sc
lect good candidates for these i'm
portant offices has no right to com
plain later If those elected do not
conduct the affairs of the city as he
or she would have them conducted
1t is a duty and privilege to at
tend these conventions and help to
select managers for our city affairs.
There should be big attendance at
the convention tonight. Are you 60
ing to attend?
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The high wages demanded by the
various trades in the United States
may result in there being less work
for their members, since owners of
are making the discovery
that they themselves can make many
repairs about their homes which they
would not have thought of making
when prices of labor were more mod
crate. One man, for instance, who
ives in an old-time Boston residence,
painted white inside, recently boughti
/ Accent can of prepared paint and
/ 25-cent brush and put new coat
m his sitting room, in his leisure
hours, with such gratifying results
hat he extended his labors to the
lall, and now plans to edo" the whole |
louse. Not only is the saving worth !
While in cases like this, but one gets
ally an additional recompense in
iewing the successful outcome of his
wn Efforts Christian Science Mon !
tor. {
1t is time for men to think con-
ernedly and reflectively when, as the
ispatches relate, all the labor unions
4 Canada between the Pacific Ocean t
nd Ontario voted four days ago at J
heir conference, to detach them q
elves from the American Federation \
f Labor and adopt the I. w. W. plan \
f s'the dictatorship of the prole- h
ariat," voted for a six hour day and t
Or work but five days in the week, a
nd declared in favor of a general a
trike June /, if the Canadian gov 2
rnment does not accede to their de- e
lands 1t is action hardly to have t
cen expected in the Western Henri
phere, but easily possible in Europe o
asst of the Rhine There is a state t
f mind in millions that was never e
/ the world before. If no League
f Nations is formed to guarantee il
eace, it will be near guarantee e
nat there will be another and most c
errible war. n
Samuel Blythe, who writes politics il
,r the Saturday Evening Post, jeers
npartially at all parties and ma
hines, including the sacro-sanct Old b
uard. Often Mr.. Blythe makes an t.
oigram that is worth quoting and f
Here is one from his b
st deliverance. "The Democrats
ave keystone without an arch and s.
lie Republicans have an arch without Il
keystone" His reference is to Il
candidates. = Portland 81
)re.) Journal. II
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Certain labor unions are asking for
six hour day with eight hours pay. II
a of will bo fair opo11rh If tho labor iii