The Owosso times., 1922-09-08
Notice o.Voters of the
Eighth District of
Michigan.

Tuesday, September 18th, both OF which are OF vital
interest TO the pocket purse of the consumers. To
accomplish either of them you must put an end to
the political machine rule
1t is for you to say whether Americas great fraud
shall continue to levy unjust tax on the pocket
purse of every American consumer,
L. Old clothing picked up around hospitals and
pest houses, find their way to recaiming factories
and are made into goods and sold to the
sumner under the pretense Of their being made from
new virgi wool.
2. Automobile tires will carry a government
label that will tell you whether they are made from
new rubber or from old rubber that has been pre-
viously used.
3. When you buy rug for pure wool it will not
contain cotton shoddy if the label says is pure
wool.
4. If the silk hose you buy are made only of
part silk, the label will protect you against paying
for pure silk.
S. When you buy upholstered furniture the
Lindquist law will protect you from paying a pure
leather price, when the leather is a composition.
g. When shoes contain part paper they must not
be sold for pure leather under the restrictions of the
Lindquist law.
z. Linens will be labeled exactly what they are,
if they adulterated you can buy them at adulter-
ated prices.
s. When you buy fur. the name of the animal
from which it is made, will appear on the label bear
ing the Government stamp of o. X.
9. Clothing made from shoddy cannot be sold
under the pretense of it having been made from pure
virgin wool.
10. If you want aduterated goods you can buy
them just the same you do now, but they cannot
be sold through Misrepresentation You will get the
exact quality you pay for
The other is to determine by supreme court de-
cision whether the corporations can legally levy
penalty tax of 1919 the people for failing to pay
their telephone bill in advance certain day. |
have letter from the Utilities Commission of which
my opponent is member, and they say that they
have authorized the telephone company to levy
penalty the people of Michigan Of 1917 of the
amount Of their bill if you fail pay the stipu-
lated date in advance.
am not lawyer but know that the constitu.
ton of the United States will not permit corpora
ton to take lOae from the people when no service
has been rendered for that money
The Patron, the official paper of the Grange, in
their latest issue deny that they have endorsed any
candidate. One of the officials of the Farm Bureau
called on me to inform me that that the Farm Bu-
reau cannot endorse any candidate. Yet thousands
OF advertisements are circulated that the Grange and
Farm Bureau have endorsed my opponent Wire
your headquarters of the above organizations before
election and get the truth,
If we wish to have government of high princi-
pies to carryut the ideals of the great founders of
our America we have only one action to take, and
that is by vote to abolish once and forever the
of the political machine rule which is contrary
to every noble and fundamental principle of our gov
ernment
Vote for Lindqust for Congress- who is opposed u
by every political machine organization in the dis
trict. ee