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Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-07-16

On, come unto your window, sweet,
And hearken to my song,
Swing wide the darkened easement,
sweet;
Pray, do not tarry long.
Oh, chide me not in anger, sweet,
Nor sulk to find me here;
But gaily, lightly come. my sweet,
And ope your window, dear.
But forsake for me your bed, my love,
Leave other times for sleep.
Oh, keep me not awaiting, love,
While here my watch / keep.
But come unto your window, love,
No longer. darling, hide,
For it's showing like the deuce, my
love,
And / left the key inside.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-04-16
WHAT MY NE|GHBOR SAYS
Is of Interest to Seward Folks.

When one has had the misfortune to suffer from backache, headaches, dizziness, urinary disorders and other kidney ills-and has found relief from all this sickness and suffering, that persons advice is of untold value to friends and neighbors. The following case is only one of many thousands Who could ask for better exemple
 Mrs. R. V. Rowe, Box 6S3, Juneau Alaska, says: T was in bad shape from kidney complaint. had terri ble pains in my back. Morning could hardly move and it took some time to straighten my back. tired easily and didn't feel like doing my housework. was nervous and couldn't sit still at times. I read about Deans Pills and after using three boxes felt like myself again"
 Price COG, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy-get Doan's Pills-the same that Mrs. Rowe had. Foster-Milburn Co.,, Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y. adv.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-04-16
MARATHON RACE ON
 FOURTH 0F. JULY WILL.
 BE GREAT ATTRACTION

With the Fourth of July drawing near and the talk of the big mara thon race dinning the ears of the majority about town, The Gateway is going to take the initiative in the matter of advertising the affair and will place in both it's weekly, which reaches we'll over 900 paid subscrib- CTS, and in it's daily which covers a mark which is not as large, but suf- ficient to convey to the district thru an advertisement. The mara thon race in Seward should eclipse anything heretofore put out and many of the merchants have signi- fled their support and have given us the tip that it should be made a memorable event. With this to oul credit, let's talk it up and get the baM rolling and make it the event that it should be.
 Another thing, by way of the ClC So1 CoL Au1tiOhoi oPoAb AN receiving much impetus at the pres ent time. Baseball, as always, reigns supreme at any celebration and will in Seward as before so those who are interested in baseball should di- vide their efforts with the marathon race and at the same time push both over big. The kiddies will also have their share of the fun and will have sufficient prizes regardless of what purses are put up for the mani events before mentioned. AS said before, with the merchants willing to cooperate in this affair who is go- ing to take the steps in advancing a program which will be credit to the town? Let's put it up to the fire lads for a decision as they are cap able and have the hands and heads behind them to leave not a trace of lax in their path.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-04-16

Eureka, Calif.-E. I. Roberts, con- victed of manslaughter in connection with the death of his wife some time ago, will receive sentence next week. He was chargd with having beaten her, and then left to play poker all night. She died of her injuries before he returned in the morning.
 New York.-Jay Gould, who has held the American court tennis champion ship for twenty years, surrendered his title to c. s. Cutting of New York who won by default.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-04-16
OUR HOME TOWN ODYssEYS

The superintendent of the Wisconsin Historical soci ety eated the discovery of certain historical records touching the of the city of Kenosha nearly century ago. lie urges the city to establish its early days.
 It is an admonton that every in the country might heed There unnumbered odysseys in the tales of cities and towns, each built by sacrifice and sefdena, each the dream of brave men and women who will ing to be pioneers It is great thing for town to know it's own history and be proud of it.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-04-16

Mike Sullivan, who has been pass ing the winter in Los Angeles, re- ports that the General Petroleum com panys drilling crew, under the direc- tion of Max App, supt. in charge, will come north from California and de- part from Seattle, en route for Yaga- taga, about the middle of April. The
 big company has a we'll equipped drill
Seward daily gateway., 1926-04-16

ing rig on the ground, or within short distance from the Sullivan claim, the first one to be drilled, and has large amount of supplies and necessary equipment to the scee of drilling op- erations. >
Seward daily gateway., 1926-04-16

CALC UTTA, April 16, (P.- Troops with armored motor cars and riot guns are patrolling the streets here trying to control the fighting between the Moslems and the Hin dus. Casualties humber 300.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-04-16

Largest assortment of utility and paint brushes in town. J. L. Graef.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-04-16
ROADS AND GASOLINE

It requires no elaborate argument to convince any person of intelligence that good roads make possible great savings in tme vehicle and gasoline consump ton to say nothing of the added comfort of travel
 Tests scale extensive enough to fairly determine what these savings amount to recently undertaken with several twoton trucks It found that average dirt roads these trucks would travel slightly less than six miles gallon of gasoline while paved roads twelve miles to the gallon In tire cost it found that paved roads likewise showed saving of approximately half, compared with macadamized roads. While the exact saving and tear of the vehicle aside from tres is not easily determined it safe to that the life of would also be practically doubled to pay for themselves long before they out through the exclusive of paved roads, Considering gasoline alone, it appears that good roads enough leaving the savings in tires and vehicles clear profit
 Hopeful note from newspaper of Victoria, B. G.: The board gratfed to learn that receipts 50 per cent greater than last year and the hope exres sed that next year the cemetery will be sesupporting
 negro Baptist preacher of Tampa, Fla has taken drastic steps to reform conditions in his church, i
 cated by the following published notce "To whom it may concern: l. Rev. G. w. Code, pastor, have turned out all the members of the Friendship church for not at tending they ought to. going to start revival meeting and get new congregation"
 Ministers of the Grape Belt Association in the State of New York have protested against straw votes pro- hbiton which indicates that the grape market is sats factory under present conditions.
 The dress of modern women should either be reform ed or abolished
Seward daily gateway., 1926-04-16

Weekly Gateway-3 per year.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-04-16

The dress of modern should either be reform ed or abolished
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SITUATIONs--MALE tCont'n.

COOK experienced; references: a very close
buyer 400 4 St NV. North 1861.
FARM MANAGER. lifetime experience all
full charge of large estate: best references to
character. honesty. ability. Address Box
49l-S, Star office.
FILIPINO wishes position as bc:ier or
houseman: 10 years experience; references,
Phone Line. 1737. Call any time. 90
MAN-2ia years instructor storage bat
stalling general electrical equipment:
months power maintenance and repairs:
months practical instruction light and power
wiring and estimating Johns Hopkins Uni
versty: Kindly grant interview for ad
ditloDaI experience and education 30 years
single. Address Box BACK. Star Office.
Mr., EMPLOYER am %, married and set
tied. have been employed as credit mgr,
collection mgr. investigator, salesman. etc.
drive any make car: / want a Job where
hard work and honest effort will be recog-
nlzed Address Box 344-X Star Office.
PHARMACIST, registered, experienced; fur
nish hest references. Address Boz 39u-A
Star office.
PRIVATE TUTOR--Middle- aged man. j. A.
degree; services now available: satisfactory
references. Address Box 3Sl X. Star Office.
YOUNG MAN. white and married. ~ yrs
old. former merchant and salesman. honest
and not afraid of work of any kind: give
me chance and a salary on which can
support 4 and YOU will never regret it. Ad-
dress Box 36a-X. Star Office. go
YOUNG MAN. colored. desires position. pref
eerahly clerical in law or real estate office.
n. 1885. 90
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FORD SEDAN; iSSs-- ~. I painted; si4S:
FORD or 1925 TTDoR sERA dS AN, rpn .r only
tomato wiper special horns. foot sccelera-
bumpers SPAR tire sh9fs
, Motor Gov Sur fs Conn par. aye Main 1850
FORD COUPE. 1921. little used fine shape,
FORD ENGINES WELDED IN THE CAB,
changed. $3.50. weldit Co. $40 LIS NV.
FRANKLIN '25 COUPE. special body; ideal
for physician. Apt. 7l2. the ChastletSoan.;
HUDSON COACH. 1926; new lacquer paint,
perfect ;sdi Call ds Mr. MacAvoy. Bur
I6WETT NEW DAY DE I'll, luxe uE,, COACH
months et old % fU $500 SasS
c % o"' and md $500 cash balance Cali s eSe
ali iIps DAY Sat? Saturday. oo7 st. ne ~s aeE'"
LINCoLNs,s, and pass ;edsns, sDor,
that are agreeable to your pocketbook, with
Sa cdnn ase Main aose
MAXWELL SPORT TOURING--Excellent
condition: new tires; repainted: extras; rea'
NASH ADVANCED SIX 4-Do0R sEDAN,
feet care: must sell: only run 900 miles:
Between Si saff cam e 0r p@ Main s7so
OAKLAND SPORT ROADSTER: mileage
for eas s ne CeS ad gfpgfe' must sell
PACKARD 5-PASSENGER CAR: elegant
bargain. Emerson & orme Garage. 1920 NJ
PACKARD STRAIGHT s SEDAN. 7-psssen
ger; very low mileage: beautiful condition
gain. A' price price and condition considered any
,1rr GalA ~xKth Anlrn
old Hde car and arrange terms. 1Gs5 Conn. ave
PAIGE DE LUKE SEDAN. latest model
etse; disc whesls. 8 balloon tires, hydraulic
4-wheel brakes, motometer. Will sacriace
fer 81 $50; cash or terms. Atlantic 1921
PEERLESS SEDAN. 7-pass. new blue
Cadillac; ready for any trip; this is a steal
Conn. S ave. Main $3.50 o'i '''''O'"' AA'''
PIERCE,ARROW LIMOTsTNE-Good- con,
Main $3.50 os Week days sen 0Afsa'" '"
miles miles used les less than 60 days; sacrifice
fSTssy Sot sSs C. Clio &. n fI Sonda5'
sTUDEBAKER 1925 COUPE. standard. six,
run Just 5000 miles; splendid condition
address s for B $50 cssh star Sw once leaving ass.t
sTUDEBAKER ROADSTER, 1929: In. first::
cheap. Owner leaving city. Apply $50
North Carolina ave. Sc. 27s
STUDEBAKER STANDARD 8 COACH, late
1925: in Ar condition: 2-color Duco design !;
5 very good balloon tires; bumper and
bumperette: heater; windshield cleaner: with
9s h; demounss5hs v wh a viii demonstrate
Call Atlantic 2S2.J after pm.
AUTOMOBILES by auction at Weschler's,
Q2O Pa. ave. NV. every Wednesday and
Saturday. 10 am.
PARTS to all cars in stock: old cars bought
regardless of condition. Isadore CHASER, 81 9
9th at. NV. Franklin $3.50
FROZEN ENGINES WELDED IN THE CAR.
Wedit Co, SIS LIST st. NV.
CHEVROLET ENGINES WELDED in the
car. So to Sis. Weldit Co.. 516 LIST NV.
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WARDMAN.

WARDMAN.
1923 Willys-Knight tour. $500
1922 Studebaker special 6
touring .......... $50
1925 Dodge coupe. 625
1923 Willys-Knight sedan $50
Late Chevrolet sedan. 80. ESQ
1924 Nash touring. 900. $50
1924 Overland touring. Us
Willys-Knight touring. .. ESQ
1926 Willys-Knight 6
sedan. ........... 1875
1925 Overland sedan. 900. AIS
1925 Buick coach, master
90. $50
1925 Willys-Knight sedan. o25
1925 Hupp touring. .... $50
1925 Willys-Knight coupe. $50
1925 Overland touring. :. 200
1923 Cadillac sedan. ..... 1900
1923 Chevrolet coupe. 200
1923 Ford tudor sedan... 100
1923 Star touring........ 65
1923 Overland touring. 50
1923 Overland coupe. 2Z5
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SEEK NO LONGER-Become independent.
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adver-
tisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly understood
and agreed that all such matter
will be withheld. as far as pos
sible, by The Star. Only bona
fiide answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers IN
care of The Star will be delivered
to advertisers on presentation OF
the box number ticket.
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We have never before sold
cars at such low prices. Your
Car in trade, but they must
come in at the right price. II
Lambert-Hudson Motors Co.,
l722 Est, West Of Conn. Ave.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

PIANO LEssoNs--INpIvIDUAL INsTRUC-
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ming classes beginning Feb. /. 1888 st.
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LAW STUDENT
A MAN
UNUSUAL.

Several men to sell Chrysler automobiles.
must have clean character; fine income prae-
paigr, which will be furnished as we'll as
unusual cooperation; lack of selling ex-
perience will not disqualty applicants; state
briefly your past experience. Address Box
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SITUATIONS-FEMALE.

SITCATIONS-FEM
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penman and accurate at figures desires
clerical or office work. Phone Potomac 800
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bachelors or elderly couples home: excel
North 1901.
LADY. young. desires position doing clerical
or general office work; willing to leave city
Address Box 223-X. Star Office.
PRACTICAL NURSE-Housekeeper refer
ences: experience. Mrs. Hudson. 306 Up
shur st. NV.
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experience. general and patent law training;
Col. 1909.
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ment few hours daily mornings or evenings.
Address Box 31SX. Star office.
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can furnish best references. Address Box
Joy Star office.
STENOG RAPHER-SE SECRETARY -- EXPERT
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CLERK-Young lady, expert
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bookkeeping and typewriting ::
reference. Apply Orrison Coal
Co., 735 18th st. NV.
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BY A LARGE Department
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thoroughly experienced. Kindly
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work has been. Address Box
COX, Star office.
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DRIVERS.

One hundred new taxicabs,
limousine type. Self-starters.
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signment on roll. Good money.
YELLOW CAB CO..
1898 10Th ST. NV.
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YOUNG MAN, II to 20 years
of age, by real estate firm; must
ride bicycle. Salary to start,
$50 with good opportunity for
advancement. Reply in own
handwriting. Address Box 359-
Z. Star Office.
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towns. with ability to solicit and obtain en-.
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unusual specially dancer. 1713 De Sales ST..
evenings.
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
WANTED--AGENTS

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leaks in all utensils: Sample free. Colette
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ties to stores, Big profits. Lorrac Products
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-17

rarity price equivalent TO that en-
joyed by all the other protected
commodities produced within cui
country. Cameron's copper tariff nilt
onlv seeks to raise copper to a
parity price (Which is at least 23
cents per pound and which will af-
ford not less than $500 per day
wage to the copper miner) equivalent
tc that enjoyed by all the other
protected commodities produced with
in our country.
1t is manifestly impossible for our
copper miner With his twelve cen,
per pound cost copper TO compete
either within our home market or
the foreign market with the unlimited
quantity of peon labor six cent cost
copper from Chile and Africa As
suming, however, that we did desire
to export any copper surplus we
might have, why should not Hayden
champion protection for our copper
miner even though he might have a
copper surplus just as ne' tHayden)
voted protection for our wheat grow
er with his large exportaple wheat
surplus?
1t is certainly pertinent to de-
,nand from Congressman Carl Hay
den a satisfactory explanation OF
why he now denies the same degree
OF economic justice to our copper
miner scientifically equivalent to that
he voted for in congress to bestow
upon our wheat grower.
+ Why economic justice for the
Mississippi valley wheat grower and
denial thereof TO the Arizona copo
per miner?
1 challenge Carl Hayden to explain
in detail the 'both sides of the tariff
fence" position he occupies AS out
lined aforegoing.
1t should be remembered that our
copper producer can with rigid eX-
actitude control the production vol
ume of copper while our wheat grow
err, in the very nature of things,
cannot with any degree of certainty
whatsoever regulate the production
volume of wheat. Hence copper
tariff can very easily be made 100
per cent effective whereas special
and rather involved protective provi'
sions were made to apply when at
tempting to raise wheat to it's parity
price as was the clear and un-
6eniable intent of the McNary- Haugen
bill, which received the vote Of Carl
Hayden during the last session OF
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-17
POSSES SEARCH. FOR
BISBEE MINER WHO
HAS DISAPPEARED

A posse from Bisbee searched all
day Saturday without nndng any
trace of Hagh Howell, eager at the
Junction shaft. or the Calumet ana
Arizona company, who disappeared
mysteriouslye from a. ranch west OF
that city Wednesday, "A reward for
Information as to Howell's where
abouts has been posted and q ~sec-
ond posse will take up the search
at s o'clock Sunday morning.
Illness. sustained as a result OF
severe burns to- his arms about 10
days ago is believed seto have been
responsible for Howells mysterious
Disappearance from the ranch of W.
G. Maloney, where he lived. Howell
complained of feeling i'll Wednes-
day morning and retired to his room
where he spent the most Of the day
Shortly before sundowh he felt the
house without hat or coat and has
not been seen since.
All efforts to locate the missing
man failed and Saturday morning a
posse Of miners and ranchers begansa
systematic search for him. Howell
has resided near Bisbee for the pasS.
three years. His parentst MIR. ana
Mrs. Fl. l.. Howell of Mcfenci, ar
rlveS IN Bisbee Friday. SS
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-17

eouivalently to the right now en-
joyed by millions of MS Industrial
brothers within the present rigidly
protected Industries.
Why destroy our Arizona copper
miner merely to crafty the 9un-
American free trade thenry advocated
by Carl Hayden, the New England
copper manufacturer, likewise those
certain Americans who ace exploiting
the g-string labor of the southern
hemisphere?
challenge Carl Hayden to point
to a single Arizona copper producer
If any mayniidde that openly en-,
d5rses his championship Of continued
flee trade c>ppcr. If there. should
happen to b. such a tLc feel
sanguine of my ability to- demon
strate to the voters of Ar:zona a
close relationship twixt such an en-.
dorser and the South American ana
African copper areas.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-17
HOVAL SMITH SCORES
FREE TRADE COPPER
HAYDEN in ADDRESS

In the Arizona Daily Star, published
at TucsonA on October 10, 1926,
under the title Hayden Scores Cop
PER Tariff" at Douglas, we find the
following:
THE purpose of tariff, as oe'
fined by the proponents of the pro-
tective system, is to keep foreign
products out in order that the locai
product may enjoy high price.
TT is, however, manifestly impos-
sible TO increase the market price
of commodity by the imposition %,
a tariff when the production Of such
a commodity at home is greater than
the domestic demand for it,"
Answering. the first paragraph
aforegong as stated by Carl Hayden
il is certainly the intent of Senator
Ralph Cameron, through the medium
of copper tariff, to secure parity
price of at least % cents per pound