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Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-01-28

protection. There can be no dsmoc
raey In the workshop that rests on the
autocratic Will OF the owners. II Ia
industrial slavery
THE open shop means the snprsma.
oy of the employing masters. The
union shop means the democracy oil
labor meeting with the bosses on equal
terms and capable of warding on In.
justice and tyranny. The open shop
ls bogus patriotism. The union shop
means humanist spirit In Industry
The open shop means the spy. the
sneak. low wages, long hours. suspj
cion treachery and vast profits for the
employing masters. The union shop
means fraternity. better Wages.
shorter hours. trust IN each other and
d collective voice In determining con.
ditions OF work.
Take no account of what q fner.
the daily papers will be against us.
Rely on yourselves. Your vast mum.
bers give you power. BY dividing you
they weaken you. The struggle In on.
eenary daily press may say. Most OF
and each OF us should be glad TO par
ticipate in the best cause that has
come TO us In a generation.
Away with the open shop. with It's
fake Americanism'i Onward TO the
union shop. with It's fraternity, It's de-
mocraey. its collective help. its unity
of ideals and service TO each otheri"
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-01-28
UNWARRANTED CUT
IN WAGES RESENTED
BY WAGE FARMERS

Most people, whether be union or
Don-union. deeply resent an unwar.
ranted reduction in wages, and viii
accept the same only through the
force OF extennating circumstances.
This fact has been demonstrated in
Champaign recently. when the Cush-
man company. exponents Of the open.
shop" low-9age policy, attempted to
reopen their plant after exercising the
axe upon the pay envelope OF their
employees. After running few days,
the plant is closed again. II is said,
because enough men could not be in.
dueed 10 return 10 work for the low
wages offered TO make 10. profitable 40
confipue operations . -
-hs clffbr6sIaross .c11nDany 5lsHt
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-01-28
TWIN CITY FEDERATION
OF LABOR IN OPPOSITION
TO STATE coNSTABuLARY

At the regular meeting fthe Twin
City Federation of Labor on Wednes'
day evening, the proposed Illinois
state eonstabulary bill was the subject
Of much discussion. and the real pur-
pose Of its promoters pointed out. II
Is understood by almost every one who
has observed conditions in connection
with the state constabulary In other
Places, that they serve merely to dis
place the hired gunmen of labor-break-
Ing corporations, thus saving them the
expense of the hired gunner, which Is
put upon the state. and the state Is
made an agency for strikebreaking.
The following resolutions were
adopted unanimously:
Whereas. It has become known that a con-
ee1ed effort is being made by the master
sl~S 70 secure the enactment of legislation
y establish state eonstabulary in the state
Of Illinois. and
Whereas. In states wherein these agencies
sssl they have been composed of brutes,
tnugs and faithful tools of capitalism who
,i Nli sell their principle and honor TO do the
na9lng Of Big Business, and in time OF
sulkes they are ever ready to enlist their aid
eaa almost unlimited authority on the side
N4 employer . break the heads of the work
- and club them 70 the point of willingness
submit 70 boss-anade conditions Of employ
ment and
whereas, Illinois already has ample police
Egeection and has adequate means for the
@ Increment Of law. or any other Legitimate
pslposs, which fact would indicate that state
- fussl@e1ary Is being sought by the captains
INDUSTRY and commerce of this state for
- v'her purpose than as reinforcement tc
s.tr present conspiracy to crush orgs nized
fase fose' and establish the open Shop" there
n
wed, That we. the Twin City Fedora
~ ~ q Labor, IN semi-monthiy meeting assem-
- - ms 2eth day Of January, 1921, do hereby
ys:ees our most vigorous protest against this
s 1s legislative measure and that we are
fF.see % placing an additional burden upon
i.sa =. payers for the maintenance of a legal
Il al s..iiAe-ereaking agency in Illinois. and be
D. 'ssSo.ssed That we urge upon the officials Of
g.. Hisnois State Federation of Labor and
noss.ia u Aalhated organizations, to make every
~, ~ stort 70 aefeat any attempt on the
pss. - p ths employing interests 10 secure IN,
nssss o. q state eonstabulary hill in iii.
and be It further
s,ses esso.Nea That these resolutions be repro-
- 49, N iis Twin City Reviesg, so that or.
ths isoor may be made aware oI
ma. 'tssniheant efforts which are beins
rs5g The foes of union labor TO eon6scats
snpiv l ase1s f9f the benefit Of the already
en- - pI5tesied combination Of money-chane.
tF5gt ~ 9-v5.op saop advocates and highly sEiNed
~
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-01-28
ILLINOIS RAILWAY CARMEN
PETITION LEGISLATURE
FOR CAR SHED BILL

The Railway Carmen OF Illinois will
ask the present session Of the Illinois
legislature to enact into law Car
Shed Bill to protect their members
from the elements. For years the
railway carmen have been seeking, in
this state, passage of Car Shed Bill.
Their members are compelled in many
instances to work exposed to the
wind, rain and snow without any pro-
lection whatever and very often In
mud three or four inches deep which
causes great deal of sickness among
these workers and in some cases COM
pletely ruins their health. II is hoped
and expected that they VIII secure the
necessary legislation OF the present
general assembly to give these work
ers the protection they are entitled
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-01-28
Solidarity Pays.

Edmonton, Canada, Jan. T.-Coal
miners in this section are congratu.
lating themselves that they withstood
the Establishments OF one big union
advocates, who made drive on these
workers last year to break into this
industry. The miners have strong
organization and are prepared to re-
sist wage cuts that are the rule among
unorganized workers.
1T is not very pleasant 10 contem'
plate what would be the situation in
district No. IS at the present time
were it not for the solidarity OF the
miners organization, says the Alberta
Labor News.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-01-28
Dismiss indictments.

Denver. Jan. 27.-The district at.
torney has dismissed indictments
against President Ahistrom, president
of the local labor assembly. and other
trade unionists, who were charged
by a special grand jury with abetting
riots in connection with last years
street car strike. 1t is publicly charged
that this jury was hand-picked and
that It acted on information furnished
by street car company officials. No at
tempt was made to indict the gangs
of strikebreakers who were imported
by the company. and who were blamed
by commission of churchmen who
probed this strike, with being respOn'
sible for the several murders at that
time.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-01-28
Petty Reductiolis In Living
Costs Manified By Low
Wage Employers
1910

The s reduction y sis so.,. averaged
according United bureau q Abor statistics s.'s ''s'
The June of living the highest during war;
This g. M per ssn s' ssssioa ] x used " ever, publicity force
The sns ID Of of essspwss ss , = & wage assrss.
no time during after the ha N6s pned workers
pssss @ dasas | ss p PAST So * ea averaging o. per cent are
hago cent Cleveland and Norfolk SO per Detroit
per cent Houston cent Jacksonville and Memphis per
ash New York 81 Philadelphia per Portland Me-
o. per birmingham O. per cent cnenna g. per CEN. Denver
cent @ seap p ssa s.s ~ * k,a e Min
snt; s. Louis 81 per cent, scranton aa per cent.
part these small reductions Instead every instance bu, one
substantial increases made during the SIX months the OF
The the cos, of living in
December 1870 was 1904 cent over 1919 Th. that
no. equal TO io and instead q urr better Conditions a re-
suit Of the for democracy their standards lower than before
BY the loud claims that the cost Of living has
@ m II $ = s s.s sss, y a sa.s % - 10
would lead the unnfo reader % believe such has ac
's ssls jss ss s;psss : Y sss, E
financially than Il two three months ago No
promuaiors Of ww.se papasand. ls.e upon
of large foreign order dropped $3.50 land the mine opera
said that couldn't drop much lower unless they suffered actual
loss which sold pound last and
'sg at cents pound ldous It's price n fo2 -four which sold
30 higher than sold for 1913, although
percent lower than in 1919 shoes which sold $7 pair but
although hide, selling less than they brought II io,s and SO on
Here is proposition that sticks In the crops Of workers
ing the cost OF living going down why going upi All
aers know that after their reduced 20 percent they
they could before They also ask that II everything coming
down how that railroad fares have increased since January
IS percent and how that electricity and water have also in
creased IN price
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-01-28
NOTICE TO ALL
ORGANIZED LABOR

The when ., must esa and for The in
has @ sS the SPsa s S @ witch hs n c as @
REQUIRED 70 , MAZE Ak RET sETyss mo. OF INCOME s . -
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hs efa income ssSe S sts. Of
will & % cd ss ssi sps n % es" P % % % ~ or a @ % %s held. fer
ns s sss to there @ dss %s s Is s s's mount "es "
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day of subtract
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Twins e Is @ s @ S , :'s.:. s si s;
81 inclusive Regulations ~.
Collector of
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for apeiod a
be
Form se eor Fraudul
/ the OF i
Il For Il
In
of u tax due
/ cent perm during the eperodi n
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-01-28
Watch income Tax.

Washington. ID. c.. Jan. 27.--Every
single person whose net income was
" 200 or more during 1890, is re.
quired 20 fie q return. under oath. TO
tho collector OF internal revenue OF
bis district on or before March is
next The same IL true OF married
persons having net income of $1,000
or moro. A failure to make the re-
turns may be penaliEed by a fine of
not more than 1000 and an addition
al assessment OF rs per cent OF the
amount Of tax due.
A married person Is entitled TO an
exemption OF 5000 for each child. The
tar rate is per cent Information
may be secured from the collector OF
internal revenue.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-01-28
unlona stan Cut.

Ann Arbor, Mich, Jan. 27.-Building
trades unions In this city stopped a
10 per cent wage reduction by the
University OF Michigan The union
lists notified the superintendent oi
building and grounds that no member
of organized labor would be permit
ted TO work there under the new or
der. The superintendent modified the
order as far as unionists are con
cerned, and said it would only apply
70 the ur6rgani2ed.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-01-28

OF urbana. also "open.shoppers." Ia
still elosed.
Many : "open.shoppers" are now
viewing matters In . different light.
Ewes such wise old owl ~ Governor
Allea OF Kansas the OF cant strike"
ians) said the other day that wages
should be the last to come down.
With over 100000 men out OF work
In the dad OF winter. there IL much
unrest In many sections OF the coun-
Try. These men are now on the verge
OF desperation. and II IL claimed by
those who ought TO know that 1t would
lake but very little more oppression
TO create . state OK boishevism.
. Lord fovbidf Let those who are re-
sponsibie for the suffering OF the
thousands upon thousands OF unem.
psvysd take heed before IL 10 too late.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-01-28

Mexico City. Jan. Z2.-SamueI
Gompers. president of the A. r. OF l..
was reelected president OF the Pan
Americap Federation of Labor, at the
convention OF that organization held
In this city. The next convention will
be held In Guatemala City.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-01-28
We DON'T pArRonlzE

Fl X. Robeson Department Store.
Gundloeks& Miner.
GShrig's Cafeteria,
Champaign PluaabIns q Heating Co.
. gyN - sEeCsSae Go.
Wn. I0kee- Sps1atne
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

~Ch dear meWigglyF exclaimed Nurse Jane she finished
talking on the telephone "M Wbblewobbe wants to come
right Jimmie the boy duck has Of his feathers twisted
and his mother help raghen them OUT Uncle Wiggy
told hurry the Wbbewobbe house he thinks
can't any fancy knng said the bunny uncle Nurse
Jane "in show her stitches And Uncle Wiggy
busy with the knitting needles he didn't see the Kat boys
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

JOE and onme Kat the kitten boys they had quietly
tptoed into the where Uncle Nggy was doing fancy Sn
began play the ball Of yarn. t my cachF mewed on
ar" throw r before they knew they had unouna
yarn and Uncle Wggys hind paws were ali tangled IN
there boysl Hi theeP called Uncle Wiggy IN surprise CAM 90
any knitting Nurse Jane you play bail with the yarn TINS say
Joe and Tommie said they sorry for making trouble
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

Wiggy trying do Nurse James knitting and
making such sad work of it and when Susie Lsta had to pick up
dropped stitches and straghen out the nge the bad old Wolf
Bear pt the bunny gentemans hollow stump bungalow
Samme Lea the boy rabbit just going in but the Bear and
caught him. s Nurse Jane in theTe2 growled the Bear No
no sir sammeTed Sammie "Shes to Mrs WbbewobbeS
The Bear and Wolf said: Nov vel get Uncle WigglyH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

Where you drop sHtces WIggy Jackie
Bow Wow while he and his brother and Tom and Joe Kat looked
"Oh don't know the bunny
gentleman the stitches dropped of needle Just then
the cat dogg boys about to give up hunting the
dropped stitches Lieta the rabbit girl "Oh how
funny laughed Susie when Uncle Wggy told her the trouble you
don't drop stitches on The aoo Here let me knit for YOU
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

Once upon time after Christmas and New Years. Uncle Wig
gy the nice bunny rabbit gentleman walked into the where his
housekepeT Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wzy doing
fancy knitting work with balls Of yarn. 'You wanted the e
phone said Uncle Wggy q" think Mrs Wbbewobble the duck
lady speak Nurse jane Nurse Jane laid aside her
fancy Don't touch my knitting while I'm gone Wiggy she
said Uncle Wiggy twnled his pink and said nothing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

All OF sudden the bad Bear in Uncle Wigglvs
floor not being afraid as long Nurse Jane Same Little
tan VINO had come over after SUSIE managed to away and in
ne daed crying Look out Uncle Wggyl You can
Just imagine how surprised Uncle Wiggiy and the animal children
when they the two unpleasant animals entering asked
Same why he didn't make them 60 away but said he tried
Eat sa we DO! asked Uncle Wggy W NuIs Jane
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

All Of sudden just the Wolf and Bear were going TO grab
Uncle Wggy and maybe for all know. carry den
SUSIE cried Oh know what dol lot of warn
around the Wolf and Bear and tie them tightly they can't hurt
Uncle Wggy aF Jackie and Peetie bafked "boW-wow as
loudly as they could Then Uncle Wggy and the animal children
each taking ball Of yarn began running surprised Bear
and Wolf winding them tight tight could be!
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

did not take Uncle Wggy and the boys
Susie long wind the Wolf and Bear tightly the many balls Of
yarn Nov I'll send for the Policemen Dogs cried Wigy
when the bad chaps safely tied The Policemen Dogs
with their eds to ride the Bear and Wolf of to the Animal Jail Oh
dear me sighed Uncle Wiggiy Jane say about
the knitting tried to do for hr2 When the mskra back
she laughed las long as you're all night don't mind She said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

After JOE and Tomm Kat stopped playing the BAH yam
Uncle Wggy began knitting again. q" want to surprise Nurse Jane
BY having this fancy work all done when she back said the bunny
gentleman Just then there noise in the hail. and Uncle Wiggy
hoped up, thinking the Psewah coming only Jackie
and Peee Bow Vow but jumping quickly he did made the
bunny pull knitting needle Oh I've dropped lot Of sheSP
cried Uncle Wiggy The animal boys began to hunt them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-04
HAIL PRESIDENT HARDING

Good afternoon Mr. Warren Harding With great pleasure
we greet YOU our new president convey heare
congratulations at the expressing the hope that
administration may be crowned with complete success
Last fall Mr. Harding there little argument gong on
in this great There slight difference
opinion among the people concerning the matter OF selecting
the presidency Before the discussion ended grew
somewhat animated However, certain day IN November II
developed that the choice oi overwhelming majority
the the Office and that ended for all good Americans
You have the White House president OF all the people
and today honor you ch pedgng YOU unstnd CO.
operation.
Because we Americans first Mr. President and Democrats
Republicans second because place interests
the welfare OF country above partisan purposes
and ambitions you accomplish all and than
your ardent supporters promised Tor We want TO
all the policies which advocate work out to the advan
agc the nation resulting prosperity and peace at home and
abroad among those who supported last fall but
this fact the less eager you succeed in
efforts promote the progress and happiness OF the people
whom YOU have been called upon to
Permit you. Mr.. President that we realize to
the magnitude OF the task which have
undertaken difficulties presented by the intricate problems
with which you will have deal We realize that uexhaust
ahead OF and though accomplish all
that humanity possible will meet the expectations OF
all who are looking you safe guidance of the Ship OF State.
Unless you supeman gifted with more wisdom and more
powers than other who has appeared the planet Will
make mistakes when your judgment right you will
not always find possible to execute plans lou VIII need
all the sympathy and all the cooperation which countrme
give you.
While offering YOU congratulations Mr. President upon
the personal triumph that assume the highest
Office world join with your feowcitzen throughout the
land in the wish that the Source OF all grant
adequate all the heavy RESPONSE
be devoving YOU the end that your administration
that greater and better America may be lasting monument
% abors
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-04
NOTICE

|, For the nrst ilmc In moro than
three years | am now In \ position
to give oil my time and attention
TO my practice can always be
by calling one OF the fol.
lowing phones. otnco al. residence
bg7, Cottage hospital 20. SIT
DIR. W. \. coRDiN.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-04
WHAT CAUSES GAS
ON THE STOMACH

II is caused by formentlng. SOUR
waste matter In the lntestlncs. This
old. foul matter should be thorough
ly cleaned out Win simple bucklhon
bark. glyceflnc, etc. as mixed IN
Adler,ika. This acts on BOTH upper
and lower bowel, removing old nc.
cumulated matte; YOU never thought
was In your system. Adleri-ka rc.
llcves ANY CASE gas on the stom.
ach. EXCELLENT for sour stomach
and chronic constipation. Guards
against appendicitis. Owl Drug Co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-04
YOUR FRECKLES
Need Attention In March or Face
Fay Stay Covered.

Now Is the time to take special
care OF the complexion II you wish
to look well the rest Of the year. The
March winds have a strong tendency
to bring out ireckles that may stay
all summer unless removed. Now Is
the time TO use OthIne-double
strength.
This preparation for the removal
OF freckles Is usually so successful
that II Is sold by druggists under
guarantee to refund the money II II
fails. Get an ounce of othine-dou'
BILE strength and even few appli'
cations should show a wonderful i'm.
provoment. some Of the fr'nl'cr freck.
les even vanishing entirely
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-04
STOLEN SMILE 'ER TWO =
Not EaaactIy Right.


They say that Mrs. Newlywed
went to the grocery store to do her
morning marketing. She was determ-
ined that the grocer should not take
advantage Of her youth and mex
perience
"These eggs are dreadfully small,
she criticized.
81 know it. he answered. But
that's the kind the farmer brings
me, They are just fresh from tie
country this morning.
EYES, said the bride, "and that's
the trouble with the farmers. They
are so anxious to get their eggs sod
that they take them off the nest
too soon.'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-04
EXPRESS pAcKAo1rres


King Khassan. well-bcloyed. was
wont TO- say.
When aught went wrong, or any
labor failed.
Tomorrow. friends. Will be another
day"
And In that faith he slept. and so
prevailed.
Auan
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-04

Make Your Feet Happyl Remove Those
Corns With "Gets.lt." a
never seen corn tickled to death. Just
apply few drops OF 'Gets-Itn to yours.
Then watch that corn die-peacefully as
II 1t had gone to sleep. Soon II is nothing
but loose piece of dead skin that you
can lift right oil with your fingers.
Get after them now. Your druggist
has 'Gets-Itn Costs but % trifie-or
nothing at all IL 1t falls. MID. by Il.
Lawrence d Co.. Chicago.
Sold in Chickasha and recommend.
ed as the worlds best corn remedy
by Palace Pharmacy and Owl Drug
c,oro {Fiapo9
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-04

Decreases both imports and exports January shown
by the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce OF the Department Of Commerce.
Imports merchandise amounted to $20900O00 in January
1921 compared with S26oOO0O00 in December 1920 and S44
100000 in January 1920 The January import total the smallest
for anv month February 1918.
Imports during the months period ended with January
1921 ere valued at S4O00O00 against S276S000000 in the
same period Of 1920
Exports of merchandise in January, 1921, $655OOOOOO
against 2 100000 December 1920 and T22OOOO January
1920 -.
Exports the months ended with January l9z came
a. s4680OOOOO compared with $4S5O000O0 the period
of 1928 ,
s446OoOOO against $4SOO0O00 in January 1920 and with the
exception of December 1920 the largest monthly OF ex
Imports Of gold amounted $SOOO0O in January and to
s,4zOOoOO the months ended with January of 1921
compared with S120O0OO in January and $3S0OOOOO the sew
en- months period OF l9AO -,
Exports of gold show large drop amounting to only $-
OOo 600 in January OF this compared with SS0OOOO Jam
a 1920 and $so0Oooo0 the months ended January
1o2 against $31oOOOOO0 in the same period of 1920
IMPORTS Of silver fell from $56OOO0OO in the months
,ded January 1920 $000O00 the corresponding period OF
1901 and exports of silver dropped from $22000O in 1920 to
ssOO0 in the seven months period ended with January 1921