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Recommendations to Put.
Stop to Unrest
(Continued from Sixth Page).
Light or dark,
double or single,
heavy or medium,
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Insurrection under guiSe of pol‘tical'
volution there should be no leniency.
j Legislation 10 this end has been re-
,fiommendcd bv the atlol'ney-fzencl‘al'
”find should be enacted. In this direct
i-fitmection I would call your attention
'10 my recommendations of Aug. Stll.
[hinting out. legislative measures which
{Would be effective in controllingr and
bringing down the pl‘esbllt cost oi
" living, 'which contributes. so largely to
this unrest." 011 only one of these, re:
blm‘lmendntions; has the Congress act.
‘ ed. If 4.1“" povernnlcnt's campaicn is.
. to be effective. it is ecessary that the
long or short,
Thirty-five to Sixty Dollars.
And over a score of other models,
In cloth or leather.
We ‘ve concentrated this month on overcoats and here
you’ll get concentrated values.
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iiio’ns of unrest which meet
2 remedies wherever necessary,
our Industrial and economic
titles are set up to stem that tide.
Governments must
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kept in full vigor and motion.
ble. The terrible tragedy of Wu
brought the world to the verge o
Eumpe.
‘ hthor steps suggested should be acted
Do at once.
‘i I renew and Sll‘OnEly urge the nec-
. - bqsity of the extpnginn of [hp DI'QS‘FHt have made available funds With \vllich
£006 control act as to the period of."h carry on this campaign, bl“ ”1“”?
”,time in which it shall remain in Oppl‘n. It no Pl‘OVisi-lll in the law authorizing
no" The attornpy gpneral has gub.fll(‘ll‘ (‘Xlll‘lllll'ul'P fl)? lhl‘ pul'p059 of
ruined a mu providing for an (‘xllln Taking the public fully inormed about
in ii .c limits of the. governmeit. Specific
by
acter. It must be constructive. it
must comprehend the general inter-
est.
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wrongs that beset our national life
and the application of a remedy.
,Slon of this“ act for a period of wit
months. As it now stands it is limf‘lcd ccolllwnlendnlion has been made
In (”mt-3mm to the period nf mp Wm lilo allorney-zcncral in this regard. l
.‘Qnd. becomes inoperative upon illcfl‘ollid stronszlv urge upon you its im-
formai proclamation of peace. n intelliatc adoption. as it constitutes one
[Innerative that it should be extended ”10 preliminary 8'(‘PS to this cam-
’ ht once. The Department of Jltslvtl‘ aien.
has built up extensive machinery for I also renew my recommendation prevent child labor.
the purpose of enforcing its provisions; l N Congress pass a law rezulating the whole country by leading the way
[N1 of which must be abandoned upon 01d storage as it is regulated. for are in developing the means of pl-ceerw
the c0nclusion_of peace unless the pro PM)”. by ”It? laws 0f the State Of NPW ing and safeguarding lives and health
(visions of this act are extended. cl‘SPY. which limit the time during in dangerous industries. It must now
, During this period the Congress will which goods may be kept In storage-
. have an opportunilv to make sinliin‘. remained the method of disposlnl: of
permanent provisions and regulationrllem it kept beyond the Permitted
fwitll regl‘d to all goods destined for el‘iod, and require that good T919115“)
Interstate conunerce and to exclude [from storage shall in all cases bear
hem .from interstate shiplnct. if the the date of their receipt. It would‘
requireplents of the law are not com.m:aterially add (0 the serviceability of
oiled with. Some such regulation is lie law, for the purpose we now have
Wfivcly necessary. The abusesjl View, if it were also prescribed that
‘ [baa-ave grown up in m, plnanlpula.pll goods released from storage for term” to m”,
lion of the. prices by the withholdin'Interstate shipment should have plain- Decemberl to cons
of foodstuffs nd other necessaries o'lx marked upon each packsc the sell- in
life can not. otherwim be effer'ian' [lg or market price at which they went
prevented. There can be~llo doubt o’lllo storage. By this means the DUP-
biflle-r fil necessity or the legitimacylc‘iasel- would always be able to Run
bf such measures. {what profits stood between his and the
All; i pulled out in mv last nlcssatzc. roduccr or the wholesale dealer.
- publicity can accolllpll’sh a great deal I would also renew my recommenda-
: In this camlmia‘n. 'I‘llc aims of “If [on that all goods destined for inter-
government must be clearly bronchit‘ate commerce should in every caSe. . . N . . ‘
. lathe intention of the consumingr pub-where their form or papkngo makes it mam“ h‘mH’ ”Fr“ can b” “0 W’l“.
: no. civic organizations and slate Offi'jnssible. be plainly marked with the mfmpm mid ”mm: scnlfmems "w:
_ biHJH. Who are, in a position to lend INC“ at which they left, the hands of (“con capital and labor wlllcb do not
i we“. assistance to our efforts. Your“. producer. Xrecognizc the fundamental concepts
~ for which labor has been struggling:
through. the years. The whole World.
would gave ils recognition and en-
dorsement to these fundamental pur-
wrongs by establishing the eight hour ;
day as the standard in every lield of
Habon
method- that will bring about of
genuine democratization of industry.
rank. to participate in some organic
affects their Welfare.
in “Washington on
it
if
the,'
standing between these two interests.
The great unrest throughout
mand for immediate consideratzon or
the difficulties between capital and
labor bids us put our own house in
WHITE PINE AND TA
26c. including tax
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R ,‘ federal license of all corporations
1 nuaucd in interstate commerce nd em-
‘odying in the license, or i the. condi.
. , could not be had b' reveriin to in-
ncunscinnablc profits in the method 3 g ~
help in the difficult task of finding .aiwmcn ”"3 “O"
based on the full recognition of the ’fdtwgh byiany “12:09”; or ‘0‘ it d
<._ . . , Tlu lercsup omnantrgl.an
right of lllo. ( nbo pork, in “hatetelflnmt is the right of the government to
.protecl all of its people and to assert
way in every decision which directly :its pow
It is with this;challenge of any class.
ur m m mi t . uncut, when it asserts that
p ”0‘ "d m" I “Had " con not. to antagonize a class, but simply
Ho defend the filth: of
ldcr these prbblcms iplc as
all their broad aspects. with the and injury In“ might be done by 019‘
idea of bringing about a lung. and...» 23"“th by any class to usurp a power
world bid as m as consider the
means to be round to stop theuspresd
- out this contagioujithing before it caps
ithe very vitality oz. the nation itself.’
.Do we gain strength by withholding;
the remedy? Or is it not the business
lot statesmen to treat these manifesto-
us on
Ievery hand as evidences of an econo~
smlc disorder and to apply constructive
being
sure that in the application or the rem-
;edy we toqu not the vital tissuelsugf
.There can be no recession of tide of
iunrest until constructive instrumentah
recognize the
right of men collectively to bargain;
:for humane objects that have at luUU’
lbase the mutual protection and wet.
ifare of these engaged in all industries.
ELabOr must not be longer treated as a
‘ It must be regarded as
:the activity of human beings. possess-
;ed 01‘ deep yew-mugs and desires. The
‘businees man gives his best thought to
ithe repair and replenishment of his
machinery, so that its usefulness will
not be impaired and its power to pro-
lduce may always be at its height and
No
{less regard ought-to be paid to the
jlluman,machlne, which after all pro
{pols the machinery of-thc world and
is the great dynamic force that lies
:back of all industry and progress. Re,
lium to the old standards of wage and
{industry in employment are unthinka-
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lwhich has Just ended and which has
f
ichaos and disaster would be in vain if,
‘ilhEl‘C should ensue a return to the con-l
ditions of the past.
iwilence has come the unrest which
itself,
now holds the world at bay, is an ex-
ample of standpatisnl in these vital bu}
man matters which America migh
Well accept as an ex
t
ample, not to be
The real antidote for the unrest Eloilowcd. but studiously to be avoided.
which manifests itself is not supprcs- {inr01";"‘aflp.lab?rm° differ-en ”“3"“
sion, but a devil consideration or the m pr CE 0! n “115 (,nm y 6““ anta-
gonism and prostralcd industry. The
rigm of labor to live in peace and
)comlort must be recognized by gov
Congress has illreadv shown its w“. Vel‘nmcnis and IUnerica should be the
lingness to deal with these industrial first to lay ”‘9 foundation stones upon
which industrial peace shall be built.
Labor not only is cnllllcd to an ode-
the name can "play" the
against each other. for there
luallly of interest between
The right of individuals to strike lslin this country who threaten dlrrcl
.inviolate and ought not to be latest-fen1 action to’ force their will upon a ma
mment.
or and majesty against
against the inoperable harm
but only government itself has a right
0 exercise as a protection to all.
In ‘1‘" "‘1Hnr ,‘r 2—0n.q‘«s:.‘~nl
es-
Does this not
by the establishment
will make for more comfort and happi-
;quate wage. but capital should receive
n has sought. to find a way '0 'a reasonable. return upon its invest~
it has wrwd ,lIlC‘nl and is entitled to protection at
'lhe hands of the government in every
crnergcncy. No government worthy oil __n
elemental
is 8 mu»; tween capital and labor be weakened
them' and her own failure to settle matters
emmcnl must seek 1020f purely domestic concern
;cxpress and to safeguard at all cost.
theimlnorlty it is; whether capital or III-é
The govern-thorn, or any other class: no son cf
rlkht. seeks
the whole peo-
men' Who Have
mericsn W0
Asked Va
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Application of two beautiful Am- "(lll \ omen
ridge are now being considered by the minorities of the
Princess Antoine Alba-t
Vatican.
The other is
h i“. wh l
into the marriage.
iiamr of V'urhlclrlrm
National committee. She is a “auto-h
liams of Washington, and a sister of Mrs. Joseph Lcilcr.
men. Men have but to follow this roll
be pro
lclalmed to the world. There are those
of disorder and revolution-
Jority. Russia today. with its blood
and terror, is a painful object lesson.
of the power of minorities.
n makes llule difference
ly process.
_ ”House for Sale—Try “'3!“ Ad.
what ,
tican for Marriage Annulments
luff-HUM] mum of mar
One is l
mtdlelllJol-mcrly Miss Dorothy Parker Deacon
of Boston, whose application is bascdon the ground that she was forced
Mrsl‘ormhy McCombs. formerly Miss Wllv
inin‘.’ obtained a divorce in New York
state Jrom William F. McCombs. formerly chairman of the Democmtic
-' (.l’ (‘oinnrl and Mrs. John R. Wll~
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to realize the full fruition of their
objects and purposes. Let, those he
ware who would take the shorter road
The right
road is the road of justice and order»
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dominate this country. eW are a part-
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We are a democracy. where the ma AND .
jority are the masters, or all the hopes
and purposes of the men who found— FORD HOOD COVERS
ed this government have been defeat _ . .
.ed and forgotten. in America there is AUTO 30338 ‘
-"~ [but one way by which green
world, out of which has emerged a dc. putes Which have 39d ‘0 war, stat
men have sought to set up as a remedy;
arbitration for War.
point the way for the settlement of ill-é
duslrial disputes,
of a tribunal. fair and just alike to all'
which will settle industrial
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which in the past have led to war and: nor lose her composure or calmness it.
disaster. America. wimegsinx (hp evil: these distressing times. \Vc can at.
consequences which have followed outiford. in the midst, or this day of pas
M such (“3”an bctvl'een .lhe contend-l Blon and unrest, to be self commute.
in: forces. must not admit itself lm- “d “'9'
potent, to deal with these matters bvi
means of peaceful processes. Surely} America is the straight road of jils
there must be some method of brim: I lice ‘0 all “35395 and condition;:
['0 undre “m b it N to he “gum poses in the League of Nations. The. in: together in a council of peace and?
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_ . , m; l um . 1-; - 1 a; v , ill - mm these too great interests. out of
Btillson Powell Corporation 5mm, rpwmions designed to» ,9. Lizlaei‘nfdnlcimthm was}... Ssh-T: which Wm mm a happier day or
South Nor-walk are competitive Selling and prevent. 'g ‘ ’ or s '1 “‘ 3 peace and c0-operatlon—~a day that
reform-
con be accomplished and the relief
sought by classes obtained. and that,
is through the orderly processes off
rcpresntative government. Those u ll. =
would propose r“ other method of,
reform are enemies of this country
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‘Yni: (\flll] Solicitors“; to effect other against which the. average Workulen 52:13:31: llaigffg‘alullf‘18cses ofdmen.’
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“l Ill?slule shipment and in the. meth- therefore, the “13k of the statesmen :39 differences between capital and ‘3' :. i“ - ’ -' ». . r ' . . 7‘: L .
4, 7 " ’_ __ . A , .. , ‘ of this new day of .change and re- 1'. . ’ .
: (ls'oi’ colpomtlom “huh ale engaucd adjustment to recognize world cendi-' This is the hour of test and trial for .FUR ” ITUR E co 2
:1 I) it: but. for the moment I confine t' . ”V t 'll ill a, f .Amerlca. By her prowess and strength. 14273129' WASR'NGTON .
.' try recommendations t the bject im- ions .a w: . mean 0 enalng o and the indomitable courage of hPl‘. asb‘ : . - , . ,
l‘ediatelv in hand which is to lower “8°40“; “mammsms be‘ween 939"?“ 5801mm she demonstrated her power 1:71» 3,, a. ,n‘: "O R WAL wa ~
; lie cost lot living ' and labor. and that. will hopefully lean to Vindicale on foreign battlefields her , - '- ‘ .. ~ ,. . .. W.
1 . ‘ I . ' ‘ ‘ WW, __ nnrc,‘ to the building! up of a comradesllip . figiciggoi‘né’fipfléfrg “J‘dmgggf; 1“: i w""“ “'w “ " “ .-.-‘-._..._ ‘ ~ »-—~—-vm~~ - “*“W ~'~
é * £30 Oll‘i‘ :hoxhul: 05w] ';“o:;e furl 1:) which‘ will result not only in greater - . ' ' ' ' 3 , >
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note the absolute need of a definite ffgrégctenburmsgg gfizgm;;:: 0;; l ,
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,- - leading to increased production and a jlisntliqc: 30: 111.3320; hilt aid“); t‘hei . i " ' ‘
i1 ; reduction in the cost of living it larbor m- it til l 1., t ”p . b n 1;”, i Cold weather is c - Y .
“ ' and capital are to be antagonists ln- d em a x" a '10": asls. hp . nmmg. on Willfluely need‘OOlt. We
.3 _ 'stead of artners Sound} thinking >Workman demands an adequate wnge, : _ ‘ »
" a I l and an hose“ desire to serve the in- sufficient to permit him to live in com— I 381?! the largest assortment in town
. . , ‘ _ ' =fort, unhampered by the fear of pov~
'3 . — i tere~ts of the whole nation. as dlsun- . .
- T" " 'vvuluaml from the interests of a class ,Jel‘tydandl v'anthm hlls old age. He ae‘ We “’3‘“ to b‘ “’19 t3 smt you with style and no doubt
. .‘ j” , ‘ ' ' ’ ".man 5 tie rig t to ive and the right , . ,
a FRIDAY ’32:: bellipuseglg Liidigtmnffi its: .10 work amidst sanitary surroundings. we can suit you In prices. , ,. ' ‘ . t. -
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, . , , :duced bitterness and jealousies and' s '0.“ led and welhbeln'g. and ’
7 "All ,mmey depomted m . Iantagonicms‘ the food of radicals ithe right to provide for his childrens . .
_ ‘ iTh l ’ k . ' lwants in the matter of health and eau- , . ’ O '
’g this ‘ba'n'k on or before ' ' e on 3 way to eep men from d'31-’cation. In other words it is his de- ' A ‘ '
.3, g . ~ . u‘tating against grievances is to re- is, t l d . ’ . i ‘ ' .
. i." Sunday. the 5th of Decem- ;move the grievances. An unwilling, r3}: ”if“? letsondlfiions Of his hm ' 9 S l
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g hem December 13$ comfort to the extreme elements in i mgftfiifiswggififitdgf thie prhincml’es G ' '
’ .' '- 1 * - 1' our country 'which endeavor to stir inant of gthe League ofwliliat‘iolisetfgg e. .651, HIS Christmas ' ‘
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up, disturbances in or’der to provoxe in? the way t0 industrial peace and con. figgtte. from ‘1’. ' u . . ' ’ ‘
order to provoke governments em- ictllntllémt. tNo other road lies open‘to _lhe°,e".,t2u°né' ‘ hobby ° °'"' _ - .
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1 . ‘ 'ibark upon a course of retaliation and Em invite eg£murglsiebtiltltlgmo§ses isanlgnier .038 km! W "e ”W ‘ .
i : ' ‘ repression. The seed of revolution is Ytagonilsms which in ,th ' n- ’ . may “Wick—d” lid“ Cindi. ~ 5" .
, l g . , erend only lead (a, "a, m _ g . ~.
~ , . impression, The remedy for these . to industrial and social disaster. The ‘Pfice. $5 to 55¢ - ,
w , things must‘ not be negative in ramblinwilling Workman is not a profitable Blades in would 8! pockets. F
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