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ESTABLISHED BY ’
JAMES GOLDEN.
v—E. L. ANDA. LeoLnEN, ,1
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WEDNESDAY JUNE 24, 19141
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SOCIETY NOTICES
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ma Wall Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, SOutb
lain strut. int and 3d Tuesday 01
‘Ch moat-July and Angus ex-
cepted—at 8 o'clock. All Mnetor'
Masons cordially invited. D Burr
Beach, W. H. Robert M Wilcox.I
Sec.
Wr cm '00. 3.. R. A. M.
Meets in‘MeaOnlc Building, South
Main St. 2nd and 4th Tuesdays. of
each month—July and August or
copied—at 8 o'.clock All Royal Aron' ‘
Masons cordially invited Charles
A. Tuck, H. P Robert W. Wilcox.
Bee.
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BIG COURT DECISIONS
No judicial body ill the world
ever had such power as the United
States Supreme Court. its authority
is impressive when. as it did just be-
has
fore adjournment for the sulnmenthe
court decides ill a single day many
matters of great importance.
Three of these last decisions are
especially significant and far-reaching.
The court declares that railroads
have a legal right to 700,000,000
Worth of disputed oil lands which the
it
lnter~
government itself had claimed.
'upholds the authority of the
state Commerce Commission in abol-
inning the long and short haul dis-
‘éi'iminatory rates in the western
~mnuntah1 region. It upholds the cone
[Vmisslon in abolishing the long-and-
short-haui discriminatory rates In the
it upholds
' western mountain region.
I the commission likewise in making oil
pipe lines common carriers, subject
to public use and federal regulation.‘
’.'="l'tle first of these de(isions is of
course a tremendous boon to the rail-
. ‘ioed system chiefly interested, and isI
the biggest crumb of comfort vouch-
leafed to any of the railroads in years
of increasing federal restriction. The
lip;
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Illtt‘dr‘d well.
i l’ostofflces
ICllaille out
__5thousands of these men,
irelurning tn the crowded east.
1
labor commissioner sent to Washingw
lie .1 allied
to know whether the federal d': part
tell an appeal {:01 help
Inlenl of labor (ouidn't arrang.- to
send eastern laborers win needed
work t; the western {drillers who
Soon similar appeals
. were pouring in from North and South
- Dakota. lova Kansas \ebra:.ka. Min
nesotu and their neighbor s- ates As
in the days of the parable.
lest truli was great.
ers were 1'on
Could the department of labor help?
Secretary “ilson thought it over and
iweut to Postmaster General Burleson.
Together they worked out
Ind postal
thronghout the whole country
a plan.
were
3utilized in an organized publicity cam-
paign to advertise the need of farm
hands. in thousands of postoffices iu
the East and W est alike, notices were
posted telling of the demand the wag-
es and the duration of employment
Soon the work brought results. At-
tracted by the assurance of 32 to
S3 50 a day and living expenses, with
from three to six months steady work,
in they came other. in nihpad coat l1
es, in freight cars, on brake beams.
All roads led to the wheat fields
Some of these volunteers were me
of work; some were
young men of enterprise and educa-
tion; many were newly arrived Im
miglanis. And the best of it is, that
will
stay ill the west. where they are neod-
ed, and where there is Opportunity
all the year round.
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MRS. ANTHONY' S CLOTHES.
Somehow we cant seem to get ex-
cited about Mrs. Charles iiaines Ail-
ihony and her clothes.
Mrs.
Ind, and the newspapers of the coun-
Anthony hails from illuncie.
try have been filled with accounts
lately of her Impending attack on the
fasiuesscs of European fashion. The
informed
that the lady has sailed for foreign
world is now pretty well
parts pith fifteen trunks containing
850. 000 worth of clothes—~includini:
her famous diamoud- heeled shoes—all
of which were organized and assem-
bled in the aforesaid Muncle, 11111.. and
that with this Hensier panoply, Mrs.
Anthony is going to knock Europe's
eye out, make the beauties of the
capitals and summer re'sorts thorough-
ly ashamed of their own duds, and
drive Paris milllners and dressmakers
to despair.
' Now, it may be that Muncie, ind,
is deliberately advertising Mrs. An-
thony, or that Mrs. Anthony ls adver-
Itising Muncle, ind. If her purpose is
The hair
but the labor.
employees '
instead of
second will prove of vast benefit to to persuade the rest of the feminine
Several states whose development has world m forsake Paris, and come to
been retarded by unnatural freight Muncle for its styles very Well! More
charges Thé third is a blessing to power to the lady and the city she
independent oil producers and relln- adorns
“ers, and should result in opening many is merely wearing those :50, 000 worth
undeveloped fields and lowering the of garments for the glory of flaunt-
price or petroleum and its products ing em in the face of the Old World
if, however, the fair voyager, , .
-‘ of business depression hero and not
ran some Roaming mu m
AN OPEN LETTER.
New York, June;
FRANK A. \ ANDERLIP,
Prest. National (‘ity Bank,
New York city,
Dear Sir:
i was much interested in your
marks of a few days ago concerning
the present business depresalou. i
agree with you as to the bad
effect upon business of so much nag-
ging by our law-makers and their com-
mittees and commissions appointed.
with malice aforbthought. to violate, in
spirit, at least. the constitutkmal pro-
tection of American citizens against
searches and seizures. Of course. this
sort of worrying leads to uncertainty
among some large corporations who
are put through the third degree of
this intimidating and blackmaiiing
process; but. is it not. true that the
great bulk of our business is than by
smaller corporations and by individ-
uals who are, as yet, quite unscathed
by,polliical bandits and guerrillas?
Is not the full explanation of our
trouble elsewhere? Will not any pro
duoer produce in response to a reason-
able demand for his product; and is It
not the process of production which
employs people and distributes wages
and salaries. the circulation of which
is the basis of all business? is not all
business. in fact. merely the outflow of
the active pay-roll; and is it not true
that if the demand for products were
large the pay-roll would be large bus-
iness. therefore, large, irrespective of
rany governmentnl interference short
of arbitrary refusal of liberty to pro-
duce? it seems to me that even a big
corporation. just out ou.ball from the
alectlonate embrace of some govern-
ment squeezer, would make haste to
fill from its plant every order it could
rake in, if for nothing else. at least for
the purpose of securing ammunition
with which to fight for its life against
our practically constitutionless gov-
erument.
Upon second thought, is not the lack
of orders upon the country's produ-
cers about the only thing, short of
battle. murder, or sudden death. that
can cut our pay-roll and damn our bus-
mess?
.‘\'ow ,again, does not the call upon
our producers depend. for healthy
steadiness, almost entirely upon the
practical equality of domestic supply
to domestic demand? And, Is it not
true, therefore that any general in
crease of supply over demand in the
domestic market is always followedby
failing values and by general business
depression? Then, does It not follow,
as night the u}. that the Wilson Law,
by cutting down the- -tarth defense
against foreign imports and practical-
ly merging the domestic supply with
the surplus. dumping supplies of the
entire world outside, is the real cause
“#11911.
any. fear whatever of the government,
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foreign production in this country.
whether importers or traveling agents
direct from their foreign otnplorml
Dre-8mm American trade far into the
future "by anticipatory underblddins.
That is, they lodge with American
merchants stars» to d'urlllli goods in
every way up to the American stand-
ard for at least such and such a per-
centage below the lowest American
bid, The enormous diflerence betwist
American and foreign pay-rolls makes
this method of clubbing American bus-
iness to death easily possible. It is not
hard to imagine tin-pleat of this an-
tlcipatory underbiddlng upon the cur.
rent of orders flowing to American pro
ducers.‘ ‘i‘oreign ppoduclng capacity
is swelling from hour to hour
and even now the potential
foreign surplus of all kinds of goods
is great enough to meet the denltnd
of our entire American market week-
ened as it constantly must be by an
ever-diminishing pay-roll.
i know that pedple point to contin-
ued high prices of goods at retail to
prove that the country Is not over-
suppiled. That fact, however, cuts no
ice at this stage (1 the matter. For
the competitive battle has thus far
been largely confined to our producers
on the one hand and our wholesale
importers and Jobbcrs and the retail
on the other. The enormous profit
from substituting foreign products at
an average cost of one dollar for Am-
erican products. in our market at an
average out of five fiollars. at prices
which thus far are little below thore
necessary to maintain American pro»
duction even at. itd’ niche:- cost, is be
ing divided between“ wholesaler
importers and jobbers and the retail
dealers. The retailers have not as yet
found such a gen poverty among
the wage earners of the country that
goods are a glut on their builds to such
an extent that prices must be. gener-
ally sacrificed. This stage, however.
will come a little later, unless the
wholesalers and jobbcrs. in their com
petition for the trade of the retailers.
cut their profits so deeply as to lead
them to diminish their imports for the
purpose of maintaining prices. This
they are likely to do, according to the
experience of other countries where
this reckless exposure of mg market
to the dumpings of foreign surpluses
failing business than the fact that this
Wilson law has opened up widelthis
gambling proposition? What more,
then, is necessary to relieve the coun-
try of its business depreSslon than the
enactment of a law which will put out
of business the gamblers with heir.
killed dies of almost infinitely low
foreign costs?
Very respectfully.
ROSWELL A. BENEDICT.
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THE FLORENCE CRITTENTON'
' HOME. .
President Hadley announces gifts
to Yale University within the past
year of over two inilllon, eight hun-
dred thousand dollars. The Young.
Women‘s Christian Association or
New York City received contribution'
in the year just past of over four mil-l
lion dollars.
.\0 one could wish that these a- I
mounts had been less. but the BoardI
of Managers of the Florence Critten
ton Home of New Haven, which has2
lcr twelve years cared for the unfor- l
tunaie girls of the mate without ask- I
lng aid of its people Is now making
an effort. so far' without adequate re- ,
suits, in interest capital outside or,
New limen in their proposed new
Horne which they wish to build on a
scale Which will permit them to meet
the needs of their well; 3 I
They have within four yea“ maid
away more. than sixty applicants for'
admission for the reason that it wasi
impossible to admit themio the pres-
out Home at 432 Oak street, although
it Is crowded far beyond inocuormalf
capacity. _ .
That the money needed would be
forthcoming. if the people of the state
even faintly realized what it may
mean to even one girl to be turned
away from these doors. can hardly be
doubted. To every girl turned adrift.
the hands of the agents of vice are
stretched out 'to drag her into the
den) of their vicious traffic. Sixty
thousand “new” girls are needed ev-I
ery year to keep up the supply which
the trade demands—a supply which
is to that extent lesSened by disease,
suicide, deaths resulting from sin,
drugs. dIssipatibn Mrs Barrett na-
tional president of this organization
—~whlch has Homes in almost every:
m.-. .. I.
{championship of the world,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1914
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331%??? Summer Dresses
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The Best Opportunity of the
Season.
A manufacwrer"5 surplus stock purchased at One-Quarter Leas
than regular price. Every drels value from $3.00 to $7.00
5:.$2 981“" $4. 49
Th e
Materials are of the
Finest Grade.
An endless vareity of the most chart-1‘5-
in; new summer dresses, made up of the most
fashionable'materials, including voiles, lawns,
crepes, ratlnes and musiins, and the styles are simply wonderful,
featuring long tunic, bolero blouses. Napoleon collars and hundreds
of other novelty effects too numerous to mention. Every one is made
perfect, in all sizes and colon.
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- Sale Begins Tomorrow.———See
Window Display.
iHER SPflliS.
MORANJOHNSON FINISH
HARD WORK FOR BATTLE
PARIS, June 24.—Jack Johnson and
Frank Moran both began yesterday
to reduce somewhat their training ac-
tivities with the approachof the date
of the contest for the heavyweight
which
has been set for June 27. The cham-
pion has cut down his long walks and
has lightened his boxing and other
work. Moran. who also had been .
training hard and steadily, similarly
took things easy yesterday at his
quarters near MerielsurOise. Moran,
who has been full of confidence, was
cheered by the receipt of a batch of
letters wishing him success.
'and 8 minutes and IS seconds after the
Vanitie. The Resolute won the race
by 16 minutes and 20 seconds in cor-
rected time over the Vanitie and by
20 minutes and 12 seconds over the De-
fiance. 4
BOY SCOUT NOTES.
The committee from the Boy Scouts
the light will take place, workmen
has been tried Experience has shown important “‘3 in America “a 38"
that it is quite possible that prices "“1 ln foreign countries—says m” 3'
should remain comparatively high, deplorable feature of this “traffic in]
while wages. reckoned In the yearly souls‘ is that where its recruits were
aggregate, fall very low. 'ihls is the formerly of ages ranging from twenty
condition in England! where the re- ‘0 "‘va they “'9 now often between
N 0‘ the Corn Law; has panpcrlzed fifteen and twenty years of age. [In
millions of people by cutting their thirty 5'93” experience in dealingI
Ilwhich, glory be to our "WNW“ 00“ 'wages hopelessly below the cost at with these girls, it has been found
stitutlr'm, can be Wm every four Man a moderate living
years?
‘ that over ninety-five per cent. can be'I
linoney was offered yesterday were in
At the Velodrome d'iliver. where
yesterday began arranging the seats in
preparation for a large crowd.
So far there has been little betting
on the bout. The odds on what
favor of Johnson.- .
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KILBANE SEEKS REVENGE.
CLEVELAND, June Zia—Despite I
:will go to Weston this afternoon by
automobile, for the purpose of looking
over available sites for a camp to be
held in July. if a Idesirabie loca-
tion ls found available for use a de
cision will be madd today. if other-
wise it will be a day or two before
the committee makes its selection.
The directors of the libray of the
second District. has kindly offered the
use of its auditorium for the Tender-
foot examination Mbclr will be held
8 Mt NO (1801310118 it may be 1‘3- —-why, its possible to imagine a num- Free trade is a principle, not a saved ” they are taken into the care heavy rain Featherweight. Champion
marked,“ overrule the commerCe her of motives for European [rm/e“ I know 1;? ”m that S“: “1190le schedule. It is the principle whichen- 0’ lthe “3:159; Than tilt: 118:: 1118:; Johnny Kilbane was out on Eric read
. being now 11 every 31118 9'09““ courage: foreign co etltlon in the WY 5 8 9'" l 0'1 m 8 98 early yesterday training for s boutl
“11:11-11:31th 12:11::- 1:1; “2:34:39: 2:: 121:2]: :::::;:::c:‘lf;e 21:11:: Of our em“ consumption, can have domestic market T1111:p Wilson Law is or "EM “"118: 10ftentbey are 30 on July at Cincinnati with‘ K. 0." “
no practical 63w “W“ "*0“ m 0‘“ drafted on the free trade principle, "to entirely the victims of circumstances.- Mars. Kiibane declared yesterday he,
“mm °‘ m" ”mm“ cmm‘ss‘m“ m market. and- tfimflm- “an“ 1111:1111 whet American wits against thowits of so without meme for the conditions hopes to defeat Mars earlyhi the teln'
:n is. remarkable, When one thinksi 15h the real call 1190!! our Own prefix-E the outside world 1. It 18. therefore, a. under‘ which they have lived that” .round mill, retaliating m the show 31:1? in Superior court awardeda ver-
that such momentous decisionsi ,cefB- Let “310°“ 3‘ that I“ the flm" free trade law. lbslievethat to it can they need 0111) be taught What com-lug the Cincinnati idol made in their .21? $331432: ttotlEdzlud $011135 1“
such vast interests are re‘ 'A tricky elf is June, and a tester in .plllCO. Olfl' import figures Bhduld’ b03311” easily traced a 188“ ninety per sutuws "‘1“ “va ‘nd thinking, to' previous battle ’Rau 0:88 5 , le olyo 9 Street
New England: at the health H 30“} least doubled or “'0‘!le in» 01110? ‘08 Ice!“ 0: 8.11 our present DUBIDBSB tron- embrace such way; gladly, and wlfln . . way mp“). Collins, who is ten
without a murmur The court don't watCh out A 1111pr medium In I at the real iniury- being done to our’ big with the“ menace or a general “L em,” reforming of we“. own stand-i CARPENTER AHEARN To ME“. gygars olltlli. Iost his right leg as a result
and its word instantly is law. ‘Igarb. care in dodging the occasional lmgrket by foreign Imports at the was-5'18 owing to steady gold “pm“. For ards ochre LONDON, June 24. —1t was “mum 311 a: of”; on’riEeowl? trolley cars in
”l 111111.110 more than a decre‘é o! ”my ““1 M“ “d 3“ “mm“ ant time This is W“‘ °’ “*{whose behalf: could that law have The work should not be thought of .od here yesterday that Young Aheam. - e in my company ad-
" yourself to needlessly get a drench- valuation from ms at “imam char- mitt
ed liability, but argued that arti-
been cont-rived use fOl' the beam only as a work of Fauna it is us
ing, remembrances that late at night acter of the Wilson my, _. I of international congenial gamblers dedustely a». work of prevention as thef Etc 5:35:15; Sfigfigoefslsixppimh: ncial legs have been so perfected that
time. perhaps, since the hwy-ides are. better later in the season} Then let us consider another thins: 'Dlflylnx. loaded me? Look at 11,. The. work of the Red Cross is 0119.131p been matched to fight m de’n.
of the republic has the S“. when it is warmer and more equable.- Every doliur amusement“ country total cost of WW0]; is the negro- saving its beneficiaries in lives or August 2 for a put” of 330 00
court been stronger man it is and a little care in treating the heavy: to the shape of mm M “Desi gate airmen paid them the raw ma; l'iealth- and: usefulness. It, should take: The mhney was put up by Homtlmn
y; lther'tn intrinsic ability had-lime “”3 til“ set. 301“ ”091° al‘lo‘ut an average «Mdm “wwmm to the unused product. Bx its place hi the mom economy of Bottomley, the English publisher and Md, 0 11 1 '
linost every year at this time, will help “whammy-111' pndbflhI-MGS‘Iwages I mean not only wages but so» the seam and nation that the Red 1““ 1 nd f rmer lateral member w young 01 us a barred, and said
. in public estimation. AndI I no er, a 0 that he would never follow lathe! ot-
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probably safe to say flint never condition to enter the real summer. 'wages and” safari“ “m ”Magma-i m in this m will‘ average live oral W welfare. EMF! girl 'steps 'of his Illustrious namesake, Ed.
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WITH OTHER EDITORS
the loss of a leg is no. longer a serious
handicap. Attorney William? Hayes.
for the plaintiff; called attention to
the proffesslon of" baseball‘s} one from
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