Milford chronicle., 1925-10-30

IT lS nara W uhuOA S'e'AAN
working of a mind which can deli
berately set out poison for animals
who are innocent of wrong but are
not properly looked after by their
owners to keep from trespassing on
nrivate premises. Such people are
moral towards, deficient in honor
able sense of right and unworthy
or respect from honorable people.
Several pet animals and hunting
dogs have been victims of the pois-
oner who sets out poisoned meats
or other means to destroy amman
life. Too often the worthless AMI
NAL escapes the deadly bait and the
valuable, innocent and harmless
animal is the victim. Men or women
who do this cowardly kind OF WORK.
hide behind secrecy to escape con-
demnation and punishment for their
crime. No man or woman with good
red blood exists who would not pub
liclv chastise the ours in human
form, guilty of setting out poison for
animals promiscuous.
@oS
TT HAS REACHED the point
wben automobiles driven over
streets and highways have got TO
ho brought into compliance with a
system. for the convenience of the
state. as well as owners. At the
first of each year license and tags
have to be renewed which assumes
serious situation because of the
greatly increased number of l1cen-
ses with each succeeding year. The
Secretary of State as head of thai
branch of his Office having the auto
mobile business in charge, has an
nounced that during the month ol
November those who make appllca'
tion for renewal of their license, car
have the same number retained fol
1926 as they had for their machines
in the present year; but, after NOV
lember and during December, tina
service cannot be had. If owners
of automobiles will think for
brief time, the fact will becom
/. plain. that it will save themselve
time and inconvenience, to secur
their automobile tags during tn
early part of December. At the en-
Z of that month, the rush will be tire
, mendous and tedious for those des1r
, ing to operate their cars after tn
, first day of January, and have tnel
, to get tags. 1t has been dlscusse
hut not absolutely decided, to max
it illegal to operate car on the Oh
wear license after the New Yea
comes in. Get the license and tag
before January is the best plan
, Won have to get them, so why no
act prompt and get the pretty littl
, blue and gold tags on the machin
, as a starter for the New Year.
: DeS
IN DEALING with the subject O
: mutual relations between employe
, and employe, sophists and theorlst
: have worn the word cooperation
r almost threadbare. To promot
= cooperation" they advocate Civ
! and comprise-on the part of tn
7 employer.
/ Why should it be necessary in OF
, der to obtain an honest days wor
flor full days pay for an employe
to extend gratituities and coddl
, his employees?
If employees are dissatisfied wit
, working conditions or wages, the
have the same privilege to qul
their employment they had to ente
it. They are neither conscripts no
prisoners, the gate swings both way
out as well as in-and if dissatis
: fed. it is their privilege to quit, @
g if they are disloyal and loaf on tn
lob. it is the duty as well as tn
q privilege of the employer to dis
r charge them.
p Comprising and toadying by tn
employer, extending proprietary pr
G vileges by permitting employees
- exercise some measure of manager
n ial authority with no financial r'
n sponsibility for failure-the remed
s for disloyalty usually espoused b
+ emotional dreamers-protend graV
e consequences.
G Forming unsound ideas as II
q suit of such socialistic practice
y and preachments it is getting
, nowadays that an employe expect
q to be patted on the back for do1n
O a DAVIS work, and the delude
O dreamer feels an employer is der
l. lict and lacking in a proper concel
G ton of social amenity, if he fails
y pat.
i By every rule of right and pr'
priety, an employer is bound to a.
cord fair pay and treatment to h
employees; in like manner, employ'
5 are bound to render an honest day
e work. This is getting back to fir
o principles, which in the old da!
5 governed mutual relations an
Il which worked out very well uni
e the introduction of discordant inf1
l. ences by industrial doctors" wi
: created a disease in order to pal