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Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-05-23

James CrOsson, 1912 North B street,
is seriously i'll with stomach trouble,
the elimination Of long siege Of i'll
health. Mr.. Crosson is a familiar
figure to street car men for he has
been in the employ of the Grays Har-
Dor Railway and Light company for
over 10 years,
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-05-23
EMPLOYERS AIDED BY
COMPANY UNIONS

PORTLAND, Ore, May ga com
pany "union," maintained by lumber
barons, is their best aid to wage re-
auctions throughout the northwest.
The official title of the "union" is
loyal legion of loggers and lumber
men.
In every instance the company
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-05-23

What Does value Mean!
We figure value in way. We don't believe
there is anything TO recommend really cheap suit
a really cheap STYLE or really cheap service.
When you trade here you get real value in your SUITS
your furnishings whatever you may buy.
JOHN F1OSKINJS
CLOTHIER
Ala Eighth Street HOquam
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-05-23

pa.ronize labor Press Advertisers.
Arizona state miner., 1924-08-30

I diction that my exp orience as a law
yer in greater number of cases tried
or questions decided than that of any
two of my opponents. This is true,
and | have never had runner or
solicitor of business for me and for
only a short period had law part
ner.
/ feel that if elected Superior Judge
| would more nearly satisfy the public
and the lawyers practicing than either
of my opponents.
| am a member of the Christian
church, as is all my family.
| believe in the teachings of the
Savior of men. and on several occas-
from the pulpit of the church of
which | was member l am an Odd
Fellow.
Besides these two, I belong to no
order or civic body. I concede to all
the right I maintain for myself, to
worship God as best suits them and
the liberty to do any and all things
that does not infringe on his neigh
bors' rights, the right to peaceably
assemble for any lawful purpose, pub
licly or privately
Fellow citizens, I need this posi-
ton because of floods that swept my
all away, sickness in my family that
took two, and other reverses had
made me start anew after I had saved
a competence.
I can do you good, honest, salts
factory service in this Office, and if
do not, I have signed and deliv-
cred a pledge to abide a recall If
you will investigate l fear not the
result.
I believe the day has come when it
behooves all Christian men and
women to vote intelligently and for
the best interests of the government.
Your vote will be appreciated.
JOHN W. RAY.
Arizona state miner., 1924-08-30
JOHN w. RAY FOR SUPERIOR
JUDGE

In asking the Democratic voters of
Maricopa County for their votes in
the coming primary election, Septem-
Der 9th, for the Office of Judge of the
Superior Court, Division 2, | feel con-
strained to give some reasons why
should be selected to succeed Judge
Lyman and Judge Struckmeyer. Hav-
ing been born in 1863, l have reached
full maturity and being in sound
health and always so, | can attend to
the greatest strain the work requires,
yet have mature judgment backed by
long experience at the bar.
| began in early life, aged eleven,
in the clerks Office. After an ap-
premiership of II years, I served as
Clerk of the Carlisle Circuit Court at
Bardwell, Kentucky, in 1886 for a few
months after the county was made
till an election. I was admitted to
practice in 1886 and practiced reg
ularly till 1895. when l went to law
school at Cornell University Follow
ing that I was law clerk of one of the
Judges of the Court of Appeals of
Kentucky for 6 years.
l studied the cases, read the record
and briefs, and wrote, in my own
language, the opinion of the Court
after It had been decided by the
Judges. In this way I wrote more
than twelve hundred opinions, all of
which can be found in the South
western Reporter system, in the
County or State library and in many
lawyers private library in the county.
My employer was James D. White,
Judge of the Court of Appeals. Dur
Ing the same period of time [ was
engaged in the practice of law and
had a varied experience. For exam
lie, Purne1l VS.. Mann, so Southwest
ern Reporter 264, where | alone rep
resented the Democratic State Com
mittee in contest over an election
law and won. tho opposed by the best
lawyers in the opposite party Meyler
VS.. Wedding, So Southwestern Re-
porter 500 and so Southwestern Re-
porter 90 where I represented the
State in it's claim of exclusive juris-
diction over the Ohio river and was
opposed by the Attorney General of
Arizona state miner., 1924-08-30

Indiana Moody VS.. Trimble, So South
western Reporter, where I maintained
the regularity of the nomination of
Mr.. Trimble for Congress by the Dem
Ocrats.
These cases were 25 years ago and
were not small local cases. I have
had many others, e. g.: taxing the
express companies, taxing the rail
roads, taxing whiskey in bond, try
ing to tax life insurance and casualty
companies. But possibly the case
that attracted the greatest interest
was Young VS.. Beckham, u South
western Reporter 1892 and it's COM
panion Meacham VS.. Young, where
the two questions were presented as
to the eligibility of Gov. Beckham to
succeed himself, and the power Of the
State Committee in the absence of
any statute, to call state primary
In Thompson VS.. Commonwealth. 209
United States Supreme Court Reports
$40, the right of the State to tax at
all whiskey befo-e the Federal tax
had been paid was questioned. |
maintained it was taxable. Besides
these [ had private smaller cases on
appeal and many not appealed. In
fact | can say without fear of contra
Arizona state miner., 1924-08-30
POLITICAL POINTERS

Talking about "strong meni for
political preference, there never was
such capable and "good timber" ever
placed before the people OF Arizona
as is shown in the present candidates
running for election in Mar1copa
county. 1t will puzzle the average
voter somewhat to make his selec-
ton.
Democrats are not going to be de-
flected from their party nominees this
wear. The most detection will be
manifest in the republican ranks
when the votes are counted.
There are several newspaper men
and women in the race for legislative
honors. Anna Griggs is the well
known writer of farming news for
several western journals; II. A. Davis
is former printer-publisher from the
Southside; while "Pop" Watson is
the dean of Arizona journalists, hav-
ing published the Tucson Daily Rec
ord in 1880 and is still in the game.
Judges Ray, Pruitt and Herman
Lewkowitz frequently poke a good
natured bit of satire at each other,
which always catches their audi
ences.
Goodbye, old elephant! Arizona
republicans in Maricopa county have
registered less than 5000 voters,
while the democrats have actually
registered over $4,000.
This issue of the State Miner will
reach every democrat registered in
Maricopa county. No other paper in
the state has shown such enterprise
in a political campaign.
There are four candidates adver-
tiSed in this issue for county attor-
ney-all capable and qualified for the
position.
Look over the announcement col
umn for your favorite candidates.
And then note what you have missed
by not registering.
Editor Watson of the Arizona State
ticket for State Senator, is receiving
many compliments from the State
press.
Gov. Hunt has been the target for
a good deal of mud singing but
seems to have a knack of parrying
missiles with perfect cOmpOSure. Ma
ture minds do not throw mud. Mud
is a boys weapon.
J. J. Cox will undoubtedly be NOM
mated for the Senate. He has awak-
ened only the opposition of the big
bankers. The small town bankers are
naturally with him. They suffered
most in last panic.
Arizona state miner., 1924-08-30

The fiery cross of the Ku Klux was
seen across the river Monday night.
Evening star., 1924-08-31

American jockey.
Everett Haynes,
ridin G Epinard,
famous FRI e n c h
race horse now in
this country. Epi-
nard will start in
t he Washington
handicap at Laurel,
Md, this Fall.
Haynes has beer
riding in France
and England for
several years.
pd,rN,nt A uIi,.f " ,,nu
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-29
DENRN WILL NOT RESIGN

WASHINGTON. jan ~ Secretary
nruby auroung,.d after -oaay cabinet
meeting at which thc uil lease investi-
n..iicn wua considered that h had no
inication of resirning at the present
'ime.
am so convinced that ! did the
right thing That would WV W again t0
morrow REGARDLESS of thr consequence
r. Mn .errsfarN said. ~I teai that i
carried omi th- viii of canrre ana n.y.
activities served the best interests WI
th- people. Accordingly. ! have nothing
iu rrrr ani no rcason ta ra~ig1-
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt. whose
name ha also been prominent III the
investigation was declared by MI Dem
by wv ~ entirely ami absolutely IN The
clear
~Gol. Roosevelt has nothing 10 he
criticized for il the Transactions ap
proved thcm with full knowledge ana |
ace sptcd complete responsibility M
Roosevelt IN in no wis responsible for
the action taken.
With reference u the + binson " "
luton. pending IN the senate. calling
ior Ms RESIGNATION. Nh nrnby said hc
would Tin ITO see the senator in the
senate who would vote for p resolution
st"niinucd ~ page two.l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-29
Ships 50 Cars of
Truck Saturday; WeslacO
Leads with Thirteen Cars

car of cabbage: San Benito and Ia
Frr;a. two ears Of cabbage each;
IIarlingcn three cars Of cabbage;
Longoria one ear carrots and Nes-
laco one ear: san Benito also ship
ped three cars Of mixed vegetables
an dthrce ears of lettuce; Mercedes
shipped three ears of carrots. one
car Of mixed vegetables and seven
cars Of brcts and carrots: NcSlaco.
in addition to one car of cabbage.
shipped eleven cars of hrets and car
rots and one car of carrots: Donna
shipped three ears of mixed yegeta-
blrs and pharr one ear: San Juan
and McAllen each shipped one car of
heefs and carrots; la Feria shipped
two cars of MIXED vegetables In adj
dition "a two of cabbage: Mitchell ial-
So shipped one car Of mixed vegeta-
blcs.
RaymnodviiIe is expecting 70 load
out car of green onions today and
Sam Fordyce promises a heavy rnion
crop q little later
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-29
Official Weather Reports

Brownsville and vicinity: Cloudy with
orea sional showers tonight; Wednesday
partly cloudy and colder.
East Texas: Clordy tonight: showers
on the coast; Colder except on the
coast wedns sday generally fair: cold
er except in northwest portion Mod r.
ate southerly winds On the coast shift
ing TO northwest.
Wca her Conditions
The barometr:c pr ssnre Still coniin-
ues above normal practically through
out the United State II VS. relatively
low, however. this morning ever or to
the south of the Rio Grand Valley and
in the region Of the upper Great Lakes.
Fair 10 partly cloudy weather continued
over the great portion Of the couairy
Light rains were reported from the
eastern half Of Texas. also from Iouisi-
ana. Arkansas. and Missouri. Tempera-
lures wire generally higher this morn
ing over the greater portion cf the
country, and are now near the seasonal
average practically everywhs re on the
weather map.
The lowest temperature last night q
Texas stations ranged from 81 at Am
arilIo tc 63 at Brownsville
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-29
REBELS ammo nee
VICTORY OVER A BIG
FORCE OF FEDERALS

VERA CRUZ. Jan. .a ~ Radio p l
las News Al attack hy 1000 federal
Eros WY upon rebel WV itiou in thr
plaza III rompast+la. Navarit. was re
pulsed after ~ huufs uf fifhfinr. ar-
cofainr ia information ccived ihfoIrh
rebel channels.
The fedrrls undrf the commend NO
Grncral Heriherio ca t. suffered heavy
LOSSES. Il 81 declared. and III seh,ls
captured hor cs and munitions. Y neral
Malso Muaoz. w charge W. NV rebel ep
rrations in that district. has ordered
cavalry patrols tr pursue the frdrraIs.
General Cases of the 18th cavalry g.
imeni. Maior ! 81 Maria Castro and
six other federal of-ictrs are said u
have ~ u killed IN the cnEaEem nt.
while the rebel lossc included Major
Traslavina. a captain AM several other
Officers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-29
Anti Evolutionists Win
Second of Debate Series

ner In which thc debatcrs presented their
arguments and nni upon the merits of
the question involved was unanimous.
Dr. Sitaton maintained that hiS op-
poueni failed q, prove that earth and
man hal their origin IN evolution That
both may have hrcn developed hv this
process H. conceded hni he insisted that
all great evolntioniSts from Darwin down
admitted that the beginning was mys-
terry
The Rev. Mr. Potter declared rvuln-
ton WAS far nnrr n ceptaIrlr than the
absurd and g'roteSonc~ story told i'm
i'enesiS. H. asserted evolution was not
incompatible with religion
The best argument III reply ~ William
Jennings Hryan'+ opinions concerning
the evolution II man from The ape. he
declared. would be Al Nray photograph
" the lowrr end w his spine. There
yon have "a rudmcntary tail called the
'coccyx;' and there are even four muscles
for wagging it,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-29
MAsIIINI
LOCAL ELKS.TO
INITIATE LARGE
CLASS TONIGHT

Approximately seventy five members
mi the l.iks organization III Mercedes wiil
come w Brownsville tonight ~ the
guests WV rhr Nv WI I,lks Club. Nv put on
rIsr iniiiatur- degree. Ahnnt twenty
candidates for membership in the local
lodge will he initiated ai The meetings
Members ~ TIE ~ NJ lodge are pre-
pairing for one WI the best meetings the
organization hnS had in some time. and
the visiting members will hr shown vi
good time. they sfaie. 4 smoker and re-
frcShmrnfs will follow the degree work
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-29
Senate May Request Resignation of Daugherty
Rebel Bands Concentrated
at San Fernando Dispersed
by NIatamoros Troops

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-29
JAPANESE OBJECT TO
IMMIGRATION MEASURE

TOXIC. Inn. I'D Dispatches r. eived
here from the United States reporting
the proposal ~ the house committee ~
immigration IL treat Japanese immgra-
sion III The same manner aS that ~ other
nalionalitieS on laSiS If percentage r.
~iriefinn ha~ esnied official approval n
elimiafing ,li>eriminaion against Japan
ese immigrants.
pther quarters, however. are not en-
thE~ihStir.
The Toxic ASahi points ont that while
the proposals seem fair. il really Il
cruel legislation limiting he number w
Japanese entering America annually Ia
little more than 100. compared with
about 1000 now."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-29
Especial IL rho TIcraldN

Especial a. fhe Herald
HARIINGEN. Jan. 29.--slshough
Friday was a hammer DAY IN the truck
shipments leaving the Valley. Safur-
day surpassed the FRIDAYS total of
a. ears when - cars of truck were
shipped. Wcslaco again headed the
list of Valley towns hy shipping thir-
teen cars. while Mercedes was serond
with eleven ears and an Beniso third
with eight.
The total of - cars was made up
~ follows: twelve ears OF cabbage.
eleven ears of mixed vegetables.
twenty-one cars bcets and carrots.
five ears of carrots and three cars oil
lettuce. Sebastian. for the first time
in the history of the little to~a.
shipped a solid ear of truck. made up
az beets and carrots San Benito
shipments will grow much heavier
within the next week 10 ten days.
Shipments from various valley
towns were a. follows: Brownsville
Barreda, Rio Hondo each shipped one
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-29
ASSESS HEAVY
fines AGAINST
OIL SVINDLERS
LRy The A.soc.aIel rre..l

HOUSTON. Texas. Jan. ~ y r. y.
Cox. r. o. Glenn ana Butler rcrfymAn
were awaiting sentence her tud.y on
charges Of using the mails to defraHd
rrs wing out Of the operations of the
Bluebird Oh company Cas- and Glenn
y r. convicted rs juiy in federal
court yesterday.
Pefryman pleaded gu.hy. but asked
that sentence be- withheld pending the
outcome Of Ia tri1l.
Seven other defendants who pleaded
guilty with Perryman were .entenc~d
whil the court wa awaiting ihc ver-
diet yesterday. They were 4. n. Perry
man. fined Si5.0uG X. D Russell. Slt.
900: ". q. Tufnhow. $4,000. u VI. Gil
lespie. $4,000: y. H. Parker. Si.uoa: u. N.
ilamhleit, $3.50 and l.. r. House. 1000
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-29
Judges Decision Based on
Presentation of Arguments
and Net Upon Merits Of
Question

NIW YORK. IAN. - The score y
one ail IN TIE series of debates between
the Rev. John Roach Siratpn. pastor uf
Cavalry Baptist church and the Rev.
Charles Fran~is Potter. pastor of the
West Side Unitarian fIurch.
Dr Sfraton last night won The second
~ the series. the question being resolved.
shat the earth and man came by evoln-
'ipn. If nnheld the negative. thereby
making ~ for his defeat of last month
when ~ upheld the affirmative III de-
bate an resolved. that the Bible IN the
imfailihle word of God The decision Of
judges, which was based upon the man
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-29
FORD SAYS FURTHER
HEARINGS ON MUSCLE
SHOALS UNNECESSARY

WASHINGTON. Ian. - Henry
Ford today informed the house military
committee nv thought N unnecessary
f"r himself nr any representative to apr
pear before the committee 10 further
discuss hiS offer for Muscle shoals.
Further hearings said Mr. Ford i'm
u telegram tu Chairman Kahn. would
only serve to delay action and unneces-
sarily consume the time N busy and
important committee of congress already
IN possession WI MI tile facts"
Benjamin ". Marsh. managing director
Of TN Farmers National Council APP
pearinE before The house committee, op-
posed the acceptance W any bids, de-
claring II was time for the government
10 develop The nations resources for the
benefit of the common people.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-29
FARMER RELIEF
BILL Is REPORTED
EAVORABLY TODAY
fRy The Associaicd P-~as.i

WASHINGTON. in ~ The Nor
heck hIrsner hill. providing FINAL re-
Ii.f fnr farmers in ar sas stricken hy
CROP lure. approved in principle rcs
terdat. waa ordc.cd favorahly reported
<, Az hy IA senate agricGliUrai com
mitt ".
The committee approved ma amend
mrni hy Senator Harrison, 4 mrcrat
Nssis irpi. which would increase the
ih" appropriation cafri z from $50 GOO.
Uun wv S7s.ou0O01 ann mHAc th, addi-
tiunal avail ~ for farmers generally
in tend Of wheat growers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-29
WHITE FORCES in
SIBERIA IN REVOLT
AGAINST SOVIETS

TOXIC. Ian. ~ White forces i'm
siberia have seized upon the occasion of
the death ~ Nickolai Lenine ID proclaim
4 free state IN Amnr province ana have
interrupted railway Srrvir tn NladivoS
tok and eastward according to advice~
m cirrd I'm the japanese government
from Mukden.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-29
PREPARED
REQUESTING COOLIDGE
TAKE PROMPT ACTION

"A he esense the senate
a thr " Attorney General
Montana
lr would W w VI oppor
ir resolution declares hr
f 'h"ni' hf rhfosment o outside counsel nui
the w.
aa o5 te American W
VI
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-29
SENATE DEBATE
ON OIL LEASES
STARTED TODAY
Action On Walsh Resolution
Expected Before Night.
DENLY Center OF Senate
Criticism

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2g.-The twirl-
ing storm 0f senate protest against
the Fam oil leases embraced today an
overwhelming circle
With senate action Orb disavow the
acts of former Secretary Fall assured.
attemnts were instigated w The dem
ocratic side wv drive both Secretary
bcnby ana Attorney General Daugher-
tg out of the cabinet.
After a cabinet meeting AZ which
the whole situation was discussed. NJ.
DENLY announced he had no intention
MI resiEning and wanted record vote
nm the Robinson resolution asking him
to do so. From the senate floor Sen
ator Robinson replied that such vote
would be sought w the earliest possi-
bic moment
Az THE department WI Justice N was
Indicated that Mr. Daurhertv. who in
in Florida. had entertained no inten-
iion " resgning from office. reso-
iution asking for 49, removal and max
inE references to unprecedented charg-
es made hoth i'm the veterans inquiry
and the oil Investigation was drawn up
by Senator Wheeler, democrat, Mon
tana.
Although he went over the whole
ground at the cabinet meeting. Pres
ident Coolidge delayed for the present
his choice of special counsel TO prose-
cute the I'D cases He expects u act
after the senate. probably tate today.
has adopted Che Walsh resolution ask
ine for such prosecution. HE will ask
for senate confirmation for them.
During yesterdays session. the sen
ate debate today Ran the scale Of the
entire problem. although the measure
immediately under cons sidcration was
thc Walsh annulment resolution.
MASHlNGTON. Jam 2a.- Meeting am
Il ur eaflier than usual. the senate to-
day plunged WV once ins1 IVY debate
over the naval oil leases. with action IN
prospect during the dav ol TIM resolu-
tion of Senator Walsh. democrat. Mon
tana. calling on the president W. insti-
'utc annuImcnt ptoc edings
At the outset Chairman Ienroot IVY
the NY investigating committee revealed
that tht pvrport cf Archie Roosevelt's
sensational stimonv relating 90 charg-
SIS ef S6S.0n0 payment to the foreman
WI Secretary Falls ranch had IVY W
known to President Coolidge NV advance
of Mn. ROcscvrlt's appearance on the
stand
Senator Lenroot said Mr Roosevelt
ana his brother, Theodore. assistant
secretary WY thr navy. had given this
Information to himself and Senator
Walsh on nh day before.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-29

IL TO Is b. p. Fairbanks Morse
and KreugeT Atlas OIL Engines
n stock. Centrifugal Pumps.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-29
BOILER TUBES!

LEADERS IN TIE LINE
A large. complete stock of all slxes
on Hand. Write for Prices
ALAMO IRON WORKS
San Antonio.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-11-23

t.
Rurks Robert f. .............. 10000
CoIduyaJI Wu, e . 10000
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-11-23

FOwlkeS, Mrs. Lura B................. 10000
McLester.Van Hose Company. ....... 10000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
Secrets" Star Has
Variety of LOVERS

E'OuR leading men made love 20
l. Norma Talmadse In 1921.
And every one. says Norma. had a
different manner.
First came Jack Mulhhil IN with.
IN tho Law" Then Conway Tcarlc
IN ASHES Of Vengeance Trarle
was followed BY Joseph sehildkput
In THE song Of Love
Last came "tho perfect ipyer
Eugene O'nncu. who Hppenrs as
SoFma's leading man IN Secrets
now showing az the Strand
Norma should be the best Of all
Judges OF tho capabilities of leading
men. 20 her comments are Interest
ing.
o'Brien Is tho rugged. command.
Ing. masculine typs OF lover, Ho Is
patornal. husbandly. a shade donl.
necring land every woman secretly
loves 70 DO domlneeFedD. but he 4
always kind"