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NORTHERN LIGHTS

Installation of a salmon canning line, fish elevator and other equip ment was under way last week at the Cordova Packing company, which is preparing to can humpbacks.
 Miss Genevieve Dyson, graduates of the Cordova high school and the valedictorian of her class, was mar ried last Saturday night at Cordova to John Jennings, member of the staff of the Copper River & North western department.
 Alleging violation of the Sunday closing fishing regulations, Trap No. 4, of the Booth Fisheries Co.,, was seized last week by Warden M. J. O'Connor of the U. S. Bureau of Fish cries and watchman Amel Larson was arrested. A complaint against the trap and watchman was filed by the Bureau.
 Sidney Lawrence, Alaska's most famous landscape painter, is in Jul neau and will remain there several weeks. It is his purpose to paint some of the choicest views in the section and to renew old acquaintances. He was a resident of Juneau about 25 years ago, before he had resumed his work as a painter.
 Late last week Nick Grandsma, an employee of the Mendeuhall dairy, at Juneau was seriously injured by one of the dairy's bulls. Grandsma had tied the bull to a ground stake where it could forage, and was walking away when the bull bunted him in the back, knocking him down. The bull tramped on Grandsma and con- tinued bunting him as long as he was within reach.
 Falling distance of 40 feet into a tangled mass of broken timber and stumps. from an ore bucket on the Premier ore train at Mile nine last week. Bruce Colquette, an employee of the Premier Gold Mining Co.,, is in the Premier hospital at Hyder, with both legs, an arm and collar bone broken and his lower limbs ter ribly cut and torn.
 c. A. Carpenter is an additional as sistant transferred to the Juneau Weather Bureau office for permanent duty from Seattle. The increase in the personnel is a result of change in the observation hours. Beginning July 1, observations will be taken at
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S:30 a. m. and at 3:30 D. m, which will be taken simultaneously with the observations in the states. Here tofore they have been taken at s a. m. and s D. m.
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THANKS RENDERED FIREMEN

THANKS RENDERED FIREMEN
 A vote of thanks was rendered the Seward Volunteer fire department by the Chamber of Commrece at Tues days luncheon, for the able manner in carrying thru successfully the 4th of July celebration.
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F1ne Isz1hs- Purses and EErE Ears .SchzTls-e-ss Alaska Sh1-.
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All that's best in q cigarette
( 4 N E L

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H A V

AFTER glorious exercise nothing Is so refreshing as the fragrant smoke of a Camel. Wherever Camels go-to the seashore, to the mountains, to the office they bring pleasure, full smoking enjoyment.
 No other cigarette made ever gladdened the taste of So many millions, for Can1els are made of the choicest tobaooos grown. Camels alone satisfy the taste for all that's best Tn cigarette, for Camel blending can be found no where else at any price. Czmels never tire the taste, never leave a cigarety aftertaste.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-05

Sunday. was shot and probably fatally
wounded by State police yesterday. at
Galloway, where the Simpson Coal Co.
reopened a mine yesterday under the
1917 scale.
The officers reported that they shot
Pasouale Floria, for whom they had a
warrant, when he opened fire on them
w. T Dadisman. United Mine Work
ers organizer claimed that Floria Of
fered no resistance to the police, and
that the troopers, after shooting him,
fired shots INTO a wall in an effort to
prove their statements that the miner
opened fire on them first.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-05

The recommendation would allow
the agencies to modify the conserva-
ton regulations, subject only to the
approval of the respective governors.
Legislation curtailing the Winter
dredging season for crabs and proh1b-
iting the taking of sponge crabs will
be sought at the approaching session
of the Virginia Assembly to rehabili-
tate the supply of crabs, now greatly
depleted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-05

Falling in love with voices is not
allowed in China. The telephone
company in Hongkong has recently
issued a notice which says that Chi
nese subscribers who flirt over the
wires with the telephone girls more
than three times will have their num-
herS cut off as a penalty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-05
CRAB PROTECTION ASKED.
Maryland and Virginia Boards
May Get Wide Powers.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, January 4.-Plenary
powers for the Conservation Depart.
ment of MARYLAND and the Fisheries
Commission of Virginia are recon-
mended in the report on the crab sur
vey of Chesapeake Bay by the Cnited
States Bureau of Fisheries and the
two State agencies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-05
REAM SUIT DISMISSED.
Action Against Loeb and Leopold
Is Thrown Out of Court.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, January R.-A
500, 900 damage suit against Nathan
+. Leopold, jr., and Richard Loeb,
youthful kidnapers and murderers of
Bobby Franks, was dismissed yester-
day because of inability to secure
service" on the defendants. They are
serving life prison sentences.
Charles Ream a taXicab chauffeur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-05

sought the damages upon his plea
that the two rich youths prefaced
their attempt to commit 1.-The perfect
crime" in the Staying of the Franks
boy by kidnapping and mutilating
him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-05
DR.. EISENBERGER TO TALK
Assistant Pastor of the Church of

At the stated communication of
King Solomon Lodge, No. 81. F. A. A.
NJ. dhe Daylight LODGE, tomorrow
Eisenberger, chaplain of the lodge.
will speak.
DIR. Eisenberger is assistant pastor
and director of RELIGIOUS education OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-05
the Church Of the Covenant, Eight
eenth and \ streets northwest.
Seeks Election to House
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch 70 The Star.
SPENCER, W. Va, January s.
The first announcement to be made
in the Republican congressional race
in the fourth West Virginia district
is that OF Edward Herman. Mayor Of
Spencer. The post is now being held
by Harry G. woodward of this place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-05

Switzerland, the largest exporter of
watches, sends about half its foreign
sales to the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-05
UNION MINER WOUNDED
IN ATTEMPT AT ARREST
State Police Shoot Man Charged
With an Attack on Non
Union Worker.

BY the Associated Press.
GRAFTON, w. Va, January "a
union miner, wanted in connection
with an attack on a non-union worker
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-05

India has a money scarcity.
Evening star., 1926-02-25

CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1924 = Looks and
runs like new bumpers and other extras
Chevrolet sales Co. 625 H st. ne. Open
nights and SUNDAY.
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I.ABORERS--t' 'Olurpd: Ol cents an hour. IU-
hour day. TIM" and a half sundays. ApplN
" ,eckrrg lnh- I'M and + sts
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HEIP-MtI.E.

AUTOMOBILE PAINTERS familiar with
Ducn. Ask for Mr.. Morris. Central Auto
Works 4ig Eve 81. nv.
AUTOMOBILE Statesmen thos" with cher-
rnlrt or Ford experience preferred. OG:'sn'an
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

! WANTED to buy for cash. established ice
anslW aiisi1We'' -. sfats particulars Address Box
! AN OLD. RELIABLE. we'll established and
/ well rated manufacturing company desires
service Of energetic sales representative to
| in this territory: small capital desirable but
4ot 9s, necessary: co-operation given by manu-
| tsriureT assures success II you are willing
snSr srSy Tsts,s9s. s sad ssspesi .ss in
ion; no no rea.onahle. offer refused. Address
b"x 3l4-V. star office. 20
dependent Addres. Box 40"-T Star office.
e meat. ts ssHa colnmba 5mat ars:sE ssl6 t'ole
LJNCHRooM. colored: good corner. NV. sec;
sdnr FOOD on rsd. prde s ca.s I'll
saP e,, yinE Aa,ss sbos Rg!
south ansh S room Psa1nes and fafm
hnfd .dSs eXperienced per in farm and stock raising
| AN EXPERIENCED BUSINESS MAN desires
!" hros ae' as partner in real estate and hnslnss;
| OF cash: but a real worker. Investment not
| absolutely required. Address Box 35l-y. Star
offlcr
TEA ROOM AND CAFE: handsomely and
completely equipped throughout: everything
! new: Ideal location. near large Office bldgs
I Main J:igS
! GASOLINE STATION t3 tanks store aud
/ stock new Ford truck financial n-resaItv
! forces me tu sell for S3.J15 payable 81 600
ash. bIlan"c Nlou per month. Located
] ncrr j.. {. line Washing ton Baltinur-
| Box i.!-N. star office. 80
| HARDWARE STORE III NV. section: paying
! hnsinr.s fun stock good reasons for sell.
/ Ing. Address Box 46s-V. Star office. -
! WONDERFUL OPPORTU NIFTY to buy sn
| established poultry and vegetable business
| Il e "A btI Al
| ness ior 30 years at same stand. Price very
| low. Call Franklin 1927.
! WILL SELL my equity of 81 900 in three
! family apartment for 81 800. Col 164
| Owner
! LUNCHROOM best transfer corner. doing
| 5000 weekly business for quick sale
! ss.noo long .ease. Address Box 465-V.
| star office. IS.
! SILENT PARTNER wanted with 5000 IN
/; preferred. Address Box 447-V. Star offce .
! MEATS AND GROCER1Es-DoinE = weekly
: "ash husiness of 5000 and over: S3 600 ~
notes. ADDRESS Box 45s-v. Star oaice' -.
; WOULD LIKE TO BUY up-to-date confec-
uonery in No. l location, Will consider
Park Heights ave. Baltimore. Md.
! GROCERY doing fine business: good stock
! up-to date fixtures: So. 5On-S4 900 cash II
YOU mean business call Col. 1917 after 8
| o'clock n6s
i FILLING STATION-In the District: attrac-
tive terms: small cash payment: in growing
community.
FILLING sTATIoN-on Wisconsin ave: low
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

LET Us help you solve your canary breed
ing problem Call Main 4102. ATHER
TONS PET SHOP. 3:}S Indiana ave.
CANARIES fne. healthy females: choicest
singers: home raised. lss: Newton nv
FEMALE PUP g months old. S3. . -
Peuna
TOY FRENCH POODLES thoroughbred: two
months old. Schaben. 81 Todd pl. ne. -
ENGLISH Bull. PUPPY. : mos old. white
reasonable Pot. 239W.
PIGEONS. 200 Csrnoux and White Knc
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BUICK BROVGHAM SIX SEDAN: Will .an
rlfce. y. 676. 26'
CADILLAC 81 model. good shane s2c=
cash. Hurry. leaving city. Junior LORE
Lincoln 400 H6'
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FOR Observation-Disclosures
ELECTRIC DOME one bedroom fixture with
globes both wired: cheap. 1860 Oak 81.

FIRELESS COOKER, excellent condition
Phone FIR 4g3R-W after 4 pm
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

NJ VI
rHAuFFEURS. BuTLERS, ELEVATOR OP-
orators. day or night cooks. maids. laun-
dresses art-time workers furnished. Po
tumar lG42.
HAVE POSITIONS for teachers in public
aud private schools. Baltimore Teachers
Agency. Title Annex Bldg. Baltimore. Nd.
l,XCELLENT HELP for all purposes at
short notice: cooks. walters. dshwashers
,.tc Woodland Agency. 1896 You st. NV
North 10464. -- mhl2s
RIGGS EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE-Rel.
able help of all kinds. 1915 Fla. ave. NV
Phone North 4i5l.
HELP SUPPLIED FREE-Main 346B.
Chefs cooks maids. dishwashers. bus boys
.encral houseworkers. kitchen helpers 122 /
"'h NV. Johnson's Agency. 21'
HELP FREE: North 9334: White Cross-5OO
cooks dishwashers nurses. mattresses car
pprters lahorers, want work. 1929 NV
26s
BUSINESS AND OFFICE PosITIONs-Free
lerstration. Washington Employment,, Ex-
ngton School fer Secretaries. lain .4SO.
NO CHARGE UNLESS
YOU ARE PLACED.
1ucin cl3. T,spspoi tatien Bldg. 18th and 3
Evening star., 1926-02-25

LARORERS wANTED-Four. Apply today
only. D. nm NJ. AleN. IA Z NV.
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rLOTHlNG-Win call i'll my unlettrred au-
est prices for iades % s@ntismen's flim & chlifren-
discarded clothing OF all descriptions :, Ad-
Isa. sth st n NV s North ! 755 "''' ,.l
DIAMONDS. iewelry and Old gold. for cash :
nc no delay Alnln Hona. damond brokep' sG
FEATHER BEDS and furniture; be.t prices
1t NV Phone Main bss6, 5aai"'e 'l.-,l w. ~ -.
FTRNITuRE AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS Of
=. Herrell Main 700. 4a4 9th st. NV -
ETRNITu.RE. pianos. carpets etc. Phone
A@ lss aSS tS5 p. aso" sS. or NV have me call
You viii feel satisfied with pr Gees pay.
Weisenherg, 405 10th at nv Franklin 2Hoo
EElTuRE and household effects. stocks
qnick results call b b No... NJ :soos - VI
RE-t you have any furni,ur. or
10 send for ana oy. oe 's
ST NV. Phone Franklin 2ol5.
FrRNITITRE : of all kinds wanted hest
ay. ayees pad or oSDsal SDn 400 La
week. enough. furniture for several rooms:
also piano T. 1922.
RwsaNITrRE. wssi all kinds at once good prices.
6r,"s. > PHONE H1 Linc. uss ssoi any quantity s00'
tkNarTRE sn Ban and h%me turnishinss wanted
''Ii -Hdiu Sfoo triangle FURNITURE TX
change, 1908 eth ST. NV
ftRNlIl RE-Want Ia purchase SOME used
furniture. also piano. Phone Franklin 5Jg4
-,G'
GOLD. silver. watches h'..Inond- and old
trweirY needcd IN our manu- acturIns drDt.
= M cash value paid SeIIng-F =. SlS st.
OLD GOLD. SILVER. diamonds IeWtiry: fine
brdutiful pieces ESPECIALLY A. r. Arnold
i.i'.:i "a -. NV. Main sl.J
iIAND: must he bargain for cash Ad-
dress Box lBb-N. Star office
description bought and sold. Call Baltimore
fixture Co. u Louisiana ave. Main sos.
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NEl.P-FEMAI.E (Cont'N.

NOMEN who are Interested i'll learning sales
manshiD can attend free classes III evenings =
winch VIII not interfere with present eu-
piof meht Those who qualify Will he offered
Dohitiuns. Open evenings. Seq Mr. burns.
~: nm Bldg ! 1th and Eve NV. 26'
onSG LADY book iteeper and general office
worker. hours. 80 to 4 80 daily: SATURDAY.
clock: salary. 90 week 10 start An
p'y alter ! o'clock at 3I6 Muusey Bldg. .
YOUNG LADY. refined. TO manaEe home OF
married couple. Apply $40 North Carolina
ave.
YOUNG LADY companion to semi invalid !:
state accomplishments. experience. age. refer
ences and telcDhone number. Address Box
3t6-E. Star Office. ga
hOING WOMAN. demonstration to explain
10 mothers direct school guide written and
approved by foremost educators: guaranteed
salarS and bonus: thorough training will he
given. Address Box 3b3-R Star Office
Evening star., 1926-02-25

BOY. mems furnishing store. work aftet
school hours and SATURDAYS: honest quick
worker. and must have references. Apny
Arthur Morton. sos 18Th ST.
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TRE - Polished oak dining room
lffet and china closet very cheap.
r B 30 evenings. 4l2" 9TH st. NV.
Al 0Rs
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ROY-Colored over l6. to work III paper
factory Apply Washington Paper stock CO.,
Evening star., 1926-02-25

EXECUTIVES and salesmen-We only re-
,I,Iire that vuu lie honest and possess refine
ment. no rxperienc" necessary. as we tram
yuu IN method salary and commission
if YOU quality this Is not "A stock -seiiihg
proposition. Call at 4 30 pm. tomorrow.
J. +. kemnh. Room ... lnNestment BidH
Evening star., 1926-02-25

Statesmen wanted to sell tires
on easy payments. PAY as you
ride" Efficient statesmen earn
SIS to Sloo per week See Mr..
Edwards. Probey Tire Stores,
9th and p Sts. NV.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

312 ST. NE-Just being vacated store
and DWELLING in fne condition, NV. heat
electricity and Fas: for rent. Phone Adams
1909. 26e =
Evening star., 1926-02-25

DRUG CLERK-.Iunior clerk. +. n; Rldg-
way Pharmacy. Connecticut and FLORIDA ayes.
Evening star., 1926-02-25

COLLECTOR with small car or bicycle sooa
proposition for the right man. Apply az
.AtA..n / 1 h
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

MEN i3. wide awake. energetic and reli
vnrtised: every cooperation given. Watson
StahIlator Co. Inc. l1"i kaiorama rd, NV.
26'
\ SALESMAN TO REPRESENT A PROMI-
NENT WEST VIRGINIA CORPORATIONS
~ Washington and vicinity; position open
March 1st. anpii"ant must I've willing to
nut forth some real effort every day in
the week: must have clean character and
far education as well good onality
and common sense. This il permanent no
Er---r, with immediate returns. conseduentN
'.loh hunter cannot qualify: prefer mar
RED man over %. who lives in Washington.
state experience and phoue number. Address
Box 44S-E Sta office.
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POULTRY AND EGGS,

wANTED-7A few customers for STRICTLY
fresh eKgs by parcel post. l. CaljUuw. Leo
hikhway. Falls Church. Va. 26'
r. l. RED EGGS for Matching. and stock for
sale. 2039 K st. NV. West 68s. Rens-
REAL BABY CHICK BARGAINs-Reds
Rocks. Leghoms. Wysndottes. Orptngtons.
Anconss. Every breeder pure bred and in
dividually inspected and selected for health
and high production. Write for Catalog stat
ing variety and number you desire. Msssa-
burg Va. mari
Evening star., 1926-02-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


CLOTH iNG-Win call i'll my unlettrred au
toinobiIe. city or suburbs. and pay you high
est prices for ladies', gentlemen =. children
discarded clothing OF all descriptions. Al
dress postal or phone. | will call. w. Rice
lb3o .th Il North -lh
Evening star., 1926-02-25

RTICK AGENCY l0l6 Conn. ave; invite
YOU in to see, the new Buick also use@
your car IN trade Omen SUNDAYS and eve
ninss Ask for T. {. Gaddess 1915 Conn
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SALAD GIRL-Young woma
wanted; experienced.
CHlLDS CO..
1923 Penn. Ave.
MILLINERY
SAJFSWOMFN

One of Washington's leading
department stores is now receiv-
ing applications for saleswomen
in their millinery department !;
applicants must be young and
attractive and accustomed to
handling highclasS clientele
season to start III about two
weeks; permanent positions to
those who qualify. Kindly state
age and experience. Address
Box 373-N, Star office.
Evening star., 1926-02-25

Roy. over l6. to operate dry tumblers IN
Laundry. Sre Mr.. MCGrew. Dupont Lauh"tF
bS'lS sherman nv n
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STENOGRAPHER.

YOUNG MAN, graduate of
Wharton School OF Finance,
University OF Pennsylvania. i'll
large real estate organization
mortgage dept; good opportu-
nifty: state age. experience, etc.
Address Box Ol-N. Star office.
Evening star., 1926-02-25
RADIO AND EQUIPMENT

RADIO AND EQUIPMENT.
AERTALs ERECTED. sets installed and re-
paired by experts: night or day: work guar
anteed; eauipuent TO locate trouble: tubes
est prices. Kennedy's. Adams 2a5.
RADIO SETS AND EQUIPMENT tnew and
nsedl at auction every Saturday a. i"
clock. List your sets with US for free
sdvertisinR. shannon. Caldwell Co, 304
10th al. NV. NJ. 9272.
SERVICE AND REPAIRS.
70 RADIO SET TOO LARGE OR Too
fhAALt xA F3R N rs Tp sEPAIR OR bTsTA1 s1rA
CHARGING AND RENTALS
FOWLER RADIO SERVICE,
300 MADISON ST. NV.
Adams 27Ol or Main 3945.
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SITUATIONS-MALE.

SITUATIONS-MA
AUTO OK TRUCK DRIVER MECHANIC or
accessories. Al man. 3S. wants any kind
OF work. Phone Franklin 9637. 2b"
AUTOMOBILE REPAIR MAN. first ella ss
mech anic: 20 years experience on all makes
of cars; will repair your cars in your own
Earare for 81 an hour. work guaranteed
D. Dr0uin. 1122 8th NV. Franklin 1851.
BOOKKEEPER. experienced accountant typ
ist cOrrespopdent. thoroughly familiar with
Office procedure capable energetic pleasing
personality. desires permanent connection
with future. Address Box 434-F. Star Office.
BUTLER, valet, houseman. experienced col
ored best references. wish position. Phone
Col. 773.
CARPENTER desires work OF any kind
Address .09 4th st. &c. J. A. Howard
CHAUFFEUR wishes a Job: best of refer
ence. 1889 8th ct. NV. Phone n. zoos.
CHAUFFEUR 90 wants position: S25 Q
week: can furnish excellent references Ad-
drass Box iG0N. Star Office. - . 26s
Evening star., 1926-02-25

LAND SURVEYOR. experienced and accu:
rate, preferably familiar with District anu
encr field and office education and salary
o6s
Evening star., 1926-02-25

BOS-Noung Intelligent. to answer ue-
nhoue. l1oS Investment building. 20
BOYS to set pins. Apply Arcade Bowling
AlleNs l4fh hnlnM Pink I'd
Evening star., 1926-02-25

FARM ER. elderly. white: lO-acre place. near
,.Ity. permanent home moderate wages.
Phone mornings Clarendon SO2-F-3. 10
Evening star., 1926-02-25

large installment house will give en-
pluynent to > neat appearing and indus,
;ri"us statesmen: liberal commission and
hunus to steady workers. Apply between
$40 and 1870. +. j. Wallace care Con
solidated Gas Iron Co. Room COB. Jtniffer
bldg. eth and ID sts.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-04-29

have to cleanse themselves in their
own homes, and prepare for the follow
ing day, the bitter opposition to a
longer working day will be appre'
ciated. ,de
Attempt to Destroy Unions.
CAPITALISM in each country has no
" way out. Everywhere it breaches
the old formula: Longer hours and
lower wages" utterly disregarding the
known economic condition. In Great
Britain it believes that the present
moment is favorable to destroy trade
unionism, hence its desire to first
break up the Miners Federation.
1t is an ominous sign that the con-
sentative government has utilized the
period of truce since last August in
perfecting machinery to meet an in
dustrial upheaval. It is an ominous
sign that 1t has appeared to give off,
cial encouragement to agencies for the
destruction Of both trade unions and
political organizations.
Attack on Whole Working Class.
A S in 1921, the mine owners attack
"A is directed not merely against the
miners alone, but against the whole
working class. Indeed, II will be re-
membered that at the coal commission
the owners actually proposed that a re-
duction in railway and dock charges
should be obtained thru drastic reduc-
tions in the wages of railwaymen and
dock workers. The mine owners blunt
demand for the practical destruction
OF the National Miners Federation,
for lower wages and longer hours, is
the same demand, only put in the crud-
est and cruelest terms, that capital
ism is making to the workers OF every
industry. The only difference is that
in the mining industry the situation is
such that the direct issue OF the con-
tinuance Of capitalism has imme-
diately to be faced. The mining in
dustry has become the cockpit OF the
first great conflict between labor and
capital in this country. It Ia no longer