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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-10-06
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In the long struggle for the 10
hour day. an economic theory Of the
shorter day was put forward which
is argued by economists today. Ira
Stewart. Massachusetts machinist
who had labored u hours a day as
apprentice, asserted In the middle of
the century that shortening work
hours was sure way Of increasing
wants and so stimulating business.
Stewards plea 70 cut hours SC as to
make better business later gave way
to Samuel Gompers' emphasis ON the
need 70 make enough employment to
go around.
$50 long as there Is one man who
seeks employment and cannot OBJ
tain IT," he pronounced In 1887. ''the
hours of labor are too long"
But that most modern Of econo-
mists. Paul NJ Mazur. halls the five
day week from Ira Stewards view.
An extra day of leisure promises
to change the character Of the ma
tion." Mazur declares. .One day of
week is equivalent to adding
6.OO0.00O consumers who do not pro-
duce. 1t is leisure in America that
has stimulated a demand for home
furnishing. autos. radios. clothes and
the whole range Of amusements."
Leo Wolman. now mediating labor
disputes under the NRA. reported to
the conference on recent economic
changes. 1.-The incentive which addi-
tional hours Of leisure affords to in
creased consumption may be expect
ed to be as powerful as ever"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-10-06

ways beside her at her daily work
something TO study or think about.
watts on the Improvement of the
Mind" was one book Lucy remem-
bered. After that, Locke on the
Understanding" The working day
In winter began at the very earliest
daylight and ended at 100 in the
evening" Lucy edited a magazine
for the self-improvement of the mill
girls.
When she left the mill the pay
master asked, Going where you can
earn more money! She had been
earning 81 week.
mo-" she answered, Il am going
where | can have more time"
"Ah. yes" he said Time Is
money"
thine is education" Lucy told her
self.
When house carpenters In Boston
opened the first great strike for the
10-hour day in 1925, their employers
Learned with surprise and regret
their purpose of altering the hours
of labor from what has been custom
airy from time immemorial." A
10-hour day would be ..fraught with
numerous and pernicious evils"
1--WE fear and dread the consequences
upon the morals and well being of
society,"" they declared. II would
expose the journeyman to many i'm
provident practices from which he
was happily secure" while at work
So anarchical was the notion that
the employers were compelled 10
consider II an evil of foreign
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-10-06
Spencer Tracy Starred In
Many Broadway Successe

Spencer Tracy made his debut on
Broadway in Bread" which was fol-
lowed by engagements in "Nigger
Rich and "The Last Mile" His ex-
cellent performance in the last pro-
duction resulted in his receiving a
contract from Fox films. He made his
first picture appearance in up the
River in 1880. His more recent pro-
auctions are: "She Wanted a Million
aire." ''Sky Devils" "DisorderIy Con-
duct" Young America Society
Girl" Painted Woman" and NE and
Ny Gal"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-10-06
Gene Raymond Rose Quickly
to Leading Stage Juvenile

Making his stage debut in 1924 in
'sThe Potters," Gene Raymond quickly
became one Of Broadway's leading
juveniles. His first big success came
In Cradle Snatchers' which was fol-
lowed by Mirrors" and young Sin
ners" He started his picture career
In 1881 in Personal Maid" Then
came leading roles In Ladies Of the
Big House Forgotten Command
n.ents." Might Of June 13," "Re-
Dust and If / Had a Million"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-10-06

me going for awhile if could not find
work.
I left the grocery store TO become
an automobile salesman. Then l found
I could make more money and amass
my reserve fund in less time If l dis
carded the white collar and put my
muscles into action. 1 got a job as
an oil driller. Then followed a period
of extra work until the war broke out.
I enlisted in June, 1917, but alas for
any dreams 1 cherished of eventually
wearing gold stars on my shoulders,
was discharged three months later
for athletic heart, a souvenir of foot
ball I used to play in my high school
days.
1 then ran the post exchange at
Marsh field, Riverside, Calf, for
some time 1 was a little older now.
and upon returning to Hollywood re-
newed the trips TO the studios. I had
begun to regard the possibility of mo-
ton picture work very seriously, so
l was delighted when, in 1919, 1 was
lucky enough to catch the attention
Of Cecil B. De Mile, who gave me
bit in "Why Change Your Wife"
Other minor roles in various pictures
followed, and Mr.. De Mile gave me
small parts in several of his produc,
tons.
was placed under contract with a
featured role in The Road to Yester-
day" Then came my big chance In
The Volga Boatman." This picture
was milestone in my life In more
ways than one, for it was during its
making that met and married Elinor
Fair.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-10-06

I Ike working in motion pictures,
particularly when I play such roles
as I had in THE Volga Boatman,-
Jim, the Conqueror," 1.-The Yankee
Clipper" and 'Dress Parade" Since be-
coming a Pathe star 1 have AIRED
in such screen hits as "Sk lper,"
1.-The Leatherneck," 1.-TWO Arabian
Knights Lady of the Pavements,"
High Voltage" and 1.-The Flying Fool"
Ny father was a civil engineer, and
If my parents had lived and had been
able to attend college, would more
than likely have adopted the same pro.
fession. But things didn't work out
that way. However, always enjoy the
up-and-doing administrations which
remind me of my father and the plans
for my own future which he and 1 50
often discussed
wNU Service
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-10-06
Howl BrOkeIntO
THE MOvieS1

cepyrisht BY Hal c. Herman

DOSSIBLY would never have faced
motion picture camera If hadn't
arrived in Orange. Calf, with only
35 cents to my name My destination
was San Diego. 100 miles away, but
one can't travel even 100 miles on 35
cents.
My parents had died In my early
teens, so I was obliged to shift for
myself. For some undefinable reason
I always had wanted TO go to San
Diego. and I left high school in Tulsa,
Okla, with that idea.
natural one for a hungry kid. 1t was
as a grocery clerk. / was standing
in front of a window filed with ed
ibles. thinking how good any portion
OF the display would taste. The pro-
prietor placed card In the window.
II announced the need Of a clerk. !
supplied the need.
While I was saving money to jour
ney on 20 San Diego, / met some fell
lows working with a motion picture
company on location near Orange. We
struck up friendship of sorts and
they insisted I would screen well and
should come TO Hollywood. was
young and my ambitions easily divert
ed. Hollywood became my mecca In
stead Of San Diego.
However, it was more than year
before I tried to make the grade in
motion pictures. I had sense enough
to know / probably would not set the
world on fire overnight, so I deter
mined TO save enough money to keep
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-10-06
Howe About:
A Voters Lobby
The Human Body
The Circuit Rider
By ED HOWE

e. 1888 Bell Syndicate. Service.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-31

when she first came to us. Even
now we have to watch her care
fully"
"She seems sound as a dollar
now" he answered.
"Oh, she Isl Except that she
mustn't have any more colds. That's
why"-he realized that for the first
time she was offering an explana-
ton of M of the things he had dis
liked In her-"why I'm so strict with
her about her cod liver oil and
her sweater and all. Tenny re-
spects authority"
rs that why she adores your he
asked her with a touch OF irony.
She hesitated. do | seem to you
specially authoritative? I suppose
| do" Suddenly she turned to him.
"Geoff, perhaps I'm not quite as
hard as you think | ami AT any
rate, Tenny has to be handled very
carefully. She's lived In so many
places, she's had so many ups and
downs that she had acquired a rath-
er terrible dlstrust of people when
she came to u.s."
ting" he said.
Cynthia smiled. Miss Nona's
strong point Is petting. You come
In for a good share of It,"
"And, like Tenny. | thrive on It,"
he replied somewhat aggresslvely.
"As I've told you. my parents were
abroad during most of my childhood
and | know what Tenny went
through at boarding school,"
ut must have been hard for your
mother" Cynthia commented, "be-
Ing pulled between her duty to you
and to her husband. II know this
will add to your belief In my hard
ness I'm glad she was the sort
of woman who put her husband
hrstl There's something so mag
nificent about that sort of love-"
she said wistfully. Something SO
royal In g marriage which allows
nothing-not even children-to dis
turb It'll"
Geoff was silent through sheer
establishment. Cynthla's words gave
him too a new vision of his mother.
For the first time he was able to
think of her as q wife as well as a
somewhat casual mother.
1t was nearly sunset before they
turned the car downward and be-
gan the long descent from mountain
heights to the city below. Geoff had
a feeling Of extraordinary satisfac-
ton over the day. Cynthia's mind
to him heretofore had been like a
long corridor In which door after
door stood, all closed. Today she
had opened several of them and
given him fascinating peeps at the
rooms within.
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CHAPTER v
Tenny.

~ff
n LII the doors were slammed
a shut again In the days which
followed. Sometimes Geoff won
dered II that day at Red Rock lake
with a companionable Cynthia, a
slightly wistful Cynthia, had ever
existed ave In his Imagination.
The girl not only resumed her
old reserve but became so irritable
and impatient that the little buds
Of friendship which had sprouted
between them withered and died.
Definitely he did not like this girl,
he told himself. He wondered some
times If 1t was his presence In her
home which so annoyed her; for
that she vas annoyed beyond her
usual manner was evident to him
from her famlly's comments.
"What does all Cynthia !" Miss
Mona sighed. "She's so unlike her
self these days"
isis. for the love of Nike" 1t
was Cary's exasperated voice.
"You haven't spoken a pleasant
word for days-do you realize it?
Come on now, Cynthia You say
the shop Is doing we'll"
"Caryi" Cynthia's voice cut in
so sharply that Geoff started.
"Who is that faIr-haired girl you're
driving about these daysT'
Her brother laughed. "That's
where the shoe pinches, isn't It,
Cynthia-to change the metaphor"
"Of course 1t plnches. 1t ought
to pinch you, too. Do you think
that It's fair-as things are7"
For once there was resentment In
Cary's pleasant young voice. my
dear Miss Atlas. didn't you ever
hear that no n Is actually indis-
~pensable In this world7 If you were
to go to Europe tomorrow"
"Or die" she amended. "Never
mind me, Cary. I'm cross as two
sticks these days"
isis, r you sure you're well7
Seems to me you never used to be
so snappy, so-er--bitter. Don't
You love your big brother-one-
bitT The pauses were filled by his
hand on her hair. rumpling 1t out
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-31
CHAPTER IV-contlnued

Miss Mona came very near to be
ing his ideal of womanhood. She
was SC gentle, so sweet, so sympa'
thetic. She was feminine to her
fingertlps. with all the little arts
and graces Of a bygone generation
Miss Mona listened with flatterlng
attention to what he said of his
laboratory work, though he knew
the chemical terms we're so much
Greek TO her. She was everything
he had longed for and missed in
his mother. in short; and the con-
trast between her and Cynthia In
creased his antagonism toward the
girl.
Darn til Why can't she be like
Miss Nona?" he fretted. "She gives
me a pain with her checking up
everything poor little Tenny does,
her cross-questioning of Cary, even
her implied rebukes to her mother |
Fall In love with her--T'd as soon
sooner grow sentimental over the
marble lady in the gardeni She
may be hard, but at least she's or
namental."
=
Almost every Sunday Geoff spent
the day In the mountains. Miss
Mona and the Captain often went
with him If the destination vas not
too high or the ride too long. Tenny
would come If Cynthia would: but
Cynthia wouldn't. She pleaded ia
tigue from her long week. or ac-
counts to be gone over. SO 1t was
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Are times improving? Are con-
ditions more cheerful? Do you ex-
pect better business?"
Wall Street answers emphatical-
ly yes In the only language that
Wall Street knows, higher prices.
There is always a but" While
stock prices went up the dollar, In
foreign countries, went down. Brit
ish pounds and French francs were
worth more in our money yesterday
than the day before, which means
that the dollar was worth less.
Another but" Remember that.
for the present, barring unexpected
and inconceivable f~oolishness, the
best kind of money In the world is
American money. With that money
you can buy anything In the United
States, 10 or hereafter. He who
can't find In the United States all
that he wants is hard to please.
The value of money depends on
what 1t can buy. On a desert is
land a ton of gold wouldn't buy
anything.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-31

with a sense of real triumph that
Geoff prevailed upon her one Oc-
tober morning to drive with them
all to Red Rock lake.
wen pack a basket" Cynthia
said, entering into the plan with
an enthusiasm which astounded its
promoter. There's chicken-Mar-
guerite can fry 1t and wen pack 1t
In the thermos basket SO 1t will
stay hot. Wen build a fire and
make coffee just for the outdoor
siness of it,"
Tenny capered about the room
with joy and Miss Mona beamed at
her daughter.
Like to driver Geoff asked Gym
thia as they went down the steps
together.
To his surprise she took the seat
behind the wheel and presently they
were bowling smoothly along.
Cynthia had discarded her hat,
and the tendrils of hair curled about
her forehead endearingly. Geoff mar
yelled at the change In her. She was
gay, youthful, charming. She had
dropped her WEAKNESS, her hint Of
hostility toward him, her air of
worry, like a cloak.
Geoff was suddenly In wild spfr-
its. 1t seemed to him that never
was there SO congenial a party as
his.
What a dinner that wasl Mar
guerite's fried chicken was crisp
and hot; her buttered rolls melted
In their mouths.
"Why do we have to go DOWN."
Tenny asked wistfully. "Why don't
we just send Cary and Geoff back
for some blankets and things and
stay up here all the timer"
by this time tomorrow night
there may be three feet of snow
right where you're sitting" Cynthia
told her. II don't remember an
other October as warm as this ND
here"
Something else has thawed out
for Geoff's benefit" Cary said sig
nifcantly. "Your manne toward
him, my dear sister |"
Don't you like Geoff, Cynthia 7"
Tenny wanted to know.
She laughed, flushed a little. 81
like everybody today Oh, you can't
think what it's like to exchange the
stale air In the shop for the pIny
breezes up herel I'm like Tenny
II want to stay for everi"
After dinner Geoff and Cynthia,
with Tenny darting ahead of them,
completed the circuit OF the lake.
0eor remembered that walk for n
long time. Somehow they strayed
on to the subject of Tenny. and Gym
thia talked to him freely about the
child.
'She was a delicate little thing
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-31

women for the past 90 years. Here IS
The experience of Miss Edna Felthousen Of
zoe No. 22nd ST.. Billings, Mont Every
tning got on my nerves, I never felt like
eating. did not rest well at night and was
depressed all the while. / started to use DR..
Pierce's Favorte Prescription and Il toned
up my entire system. improved my appetite
and overcame that nervous condition"
Write 10 Or. Piercs's Clinic, Buffalo,
N. " for free medical advice.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-31

The steel industry, with apparent
enthusiasm, welcomes "Uncle Sam
as a partner In the steel business"
You have always been told, par
ticularly when anybody wanted to
have the people of the United
States use Muscle Shoals, which
they paid for:
Government must keep out of
business"
But when big business needs the
government. to keep banks from
closing, or In other ways, the dread
of Uncle Sam In business seems to
disappear.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-31
her DOUBLE CHIN
is VANISHING
Shape Growing Normal

why ann I taking Eruschen saltse Be.
cause 4 was getting SO broad across the
nips A was shamed Of myself. I've been
taking Kruschen about 3 months and fhev
certainly are bringing my shape down to a.
normal condition and what rs nice about
them Ito my way of ~thinking) ID they
haven't taken flesh from my cheeks but to
my surprise my double chin Is vanishing for
which anyone should be glad" Mrs. 4. X.
cardner, Worcester, Mass. tJan. 8, 1880.
To lose fat and at the same time gain
In physical attractiveness and feel spir-
tied and youthful take one half tea
spoonful Of Kruschen in a glass Of hot
water before breakfast every morning.
A jar that lasts A weeks costs but q
tribe at any drugstore in the world but
be sure and get Kruschen Salts the
SAFE way to reduce wide hips. promi-
nent front and double chin and again
feel the JOY of living-money back IL
dissatisfied after the first jar.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-31
THE STORY FROM THE PENN CHAPTER

Business taking i'm to Denver, Godfrey EnIc. young chemical engineer, takes up
his residences with his moherss rhod friends They seem a happy, careree family
Captain Cary; Miss Mona" Aylebmy, the captains daughter; Cary, thoughles though
hable younsstr; little Teny Montague. mohebss who lives with thu Crys-and
Cynhia. Ceofh finds himself very much AT home" though Cwhs puzzles him She k
apparently against the wishes of her family. running a gift shop" and astoiLhesC eoH
by the suggestion hath he pay board money, to her. unknown to her mother He agrees
though much mydhfed Csys speciality seems to be securing and Lsnx lois coupled
with financial Extravaganza which Cynthia openly nsenta Cof becomes prehmaced
against the girl for her seeming penrousness A talk with Cyntha.s assistant at tn
gift. shop the odds and Ends" sets Cof wondering about the financial condition Of
tho Aytesbmy family.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-31
NERVOUS WOMEN


t your nerves are
frayed and you
feel Respondent, if you
suffer from periodic
pains or weakening
drains (~"whites"),
turn to the right
medicine. DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescrip-
finn has heer heIniu0
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-31

Representatives of Hltler's Ger
man government. ON the way to the
Chicago exposition, were mobbed
In New York by ladies and gentle
men whom the police describe as
reds" anxious to get hold of Hans
Weidemann, In charge of German
exhibits.
One earnest person, carrying a
big sign, ITO hi with Hitler"
used the sign to hit a police SER
geant on the head.
The police can be trusted to i'm
press on foes of the Hitler regime
that the place to hit anybody on
the head Is Berlin, not New York.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-31

Mayor Kelly of Chicago, who has
been in office one month and very
busy, boosted On the radio his Lets
Go, Chicago" week. Readers are
advised to take Mayor Kelly's adj
vice and go to Chicago. first to see
the great exposition, second to see
Chicago, wonder city of the world /;
third to learn from citizens of Chi
cago how Mayor Kelly is attending
to the business he took over after
the unfortunate death of Mayor
Cermak.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-31

DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the orig
inal little liver pills put up go years ago.
They regulate liver and bowels.-Adv.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-31
WRONG

Aren't you the mlnd-reader who
was entertaining the company a
couple of hours ago by finding
needles and other small things they
had hldden?'
YES"
well, what has kept you here So
long?"
I'm looking for my hat."-Lsn-
don 1it-Bits.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-31

MIR. William b. Leeds, an adven-
turous young man, who has Travelled
thousands of miles in airships of all
types, including dirigibles, sends a
telegram protesting against "the
navy's asinine policy of training at
great cost highly efficient officers
who can fly ~airships properly, only
to send them to sea ION floating
ships)."
Mr.. Leeds says: 1T is very I'M
fair to permit the public to Judge
llghter-than-air craft by the blum
ders of bureaucracy"
The public will Judge Bureaucracy
by its blunders and lighter-than-alr
craft by the records of those that
understand such ships.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-31

The interesting revelations from
Washington show that the House
of Morgan and company generously
allowed appreciative friends to
make a little money.
A young man named Pecora is
showing efficiency. but not earning
the deep affection of those he
cross-examines in the Washington
Investigation.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-31

A small bottle of brandy arrived
recently on the lie de france, Its
owner demanding the right to bring
1t In as IAN antique" because II was
bottled 216 years ago.
If 1t Is an antique 1t can come In,
II 1t Is merely brandy 1t must stay
out. Antique, or plain brandy, 1t Is
no better brandy than If 1t we're two
hundred years younger, probably
not as good.
Brandy, like men, grows weaker
with age, and like men 1t improves
rarely, II ever, after a certain age.
g. 1888. by King Features Syndicate. Inc.
WNU Service
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-31

Pelping reports that the Chinese
have given up the big city to the
japanese, entering into a truce that
enables Japan's army TO take pos
session wheT 1t pleases. Japan, al.
ways polite between fights, will prob
ably save the face" OF China by not
marching in officially.
Bombs dropped by japanese
planes, killing many, frightening
everybody, have discouraged resist
ance.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-31
This Week
By ARTHUR BRIsBANE
The Interesting List
Do 1t in Berlin
Let's Go, Chicago
Tin,oo 40 naxou.un
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE

DfC'tNC
Some, with surprise, learn that
MIR. Morgan, who paid no income
tax to the United States In 1892
and 1881. did pay income tax In
England in both those years. There
is, doubtless. a simple explanation,
based on the fact that the British
know how to collect income tax and
write income tax laws.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-31
Sensational
PLAN
Wins Thousands
Overnight!

Imagine a car that sells itself -- and
doubles Its sales almost overnight In city
after city. That's what the new Dodge lis
doing f. laying its cards on the table .
then asking any other car near Its price to
match 1t on the open road, In traffic and
up hills. Go to yournearest Dodge dealer
today and ask for the sensational "Show~
Down score card. Then make you w
Showdown" test against any other car.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-31
Watch how
the biz new
Dodge SIX shoots
ahead in traffic
its always in
front and gets you
there quicker

= It's fun to drive a car that's SOP
far ahead of others--in perform
ance, style, beautyl -. And it's
more fun to own it--when you
know how little more it costs
than the lowest-priced carsl ..s
See it--drive it--and THRILL
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