SI THE DUNN DISPATCH IS=]
_ _ ’DUWN. N. C, JULY 1*. IMft. . . *
LABOR MAN TELLS
WORKERS TO TAKE
OVER GOVERNMENT
John Fitzpatrick, of Chicago,
Addreoeca Convention of
Tha Labor Party .
ANOTHER STEP TOWARD
FORMING THIRD PARTY
Prealdeat ,1 CUu|« Federation al
Labor la Plan That Day WIU Cam,
Wbea Worker* of U. S. Will Da
Jab go Worker, of Raaaia Hera
Dome | Amalcematiea Plaaa.
Chicago, July 11- Anuuagama
llaa of tba committee of 48 and laboi
party of the United State# with •
common preaidaatial ticket will b«
recommended to the two convection!
tomorrow. It aru decided tonight by
After several boon disrussion the
conferees adopted throe resolution
recommending combining of the two
group*, and than took up diacusolon
of a name for the new party. *
John Fitapatrick, prrsidrat of the
Chicago Federation of Labor, a key
note speaker, brought the eonvenlloi
to the highest enthusiasm with a pleo
"that the day would come when the
working people of the United 8tates
would got together and do a Job such
as the workers of Ramie have done "
The biggest demonstration af the
day was accorded thie reference, del
cgmtes stampeded and whistled, sad
when one called for “three cheers for
Soviet Russia," they were given.
Fitrpatrick declared tier* was
nothing to prevsut the "hand and
hraia workers taking tht government
ont of the beads of—not Americans,
bnt international financial pirates,"
and advised all' the minority groups
to unite on one ticket.
Agree On I shoe Platform
In opening the convention. Mas
Hayes chairman of Iks Labor party's
national committee, declared that
“wary political group assembled la
•hie city agrees in substance to the
platform.” which the Laher party
- had formulated lam November. This
—atomsot brought forth prolonged
applause, in which da legatee wearing
. badges af tht dngls taxers, forty
sigh tars, and other elements attend
ing the convention. Joined.
The NuiiaAsi Labor platform da.
dared for as t teas I isation af all as
aential Industries, abolition -af the
United Staten Senate and of Injunc
tion power af iadfes In labor disputes
the United States Supreme Court's
power to veto legislation.
The convention responded to the
suggestions of Fi tape trick and Hayes
by naming a committee of twelve
to confer with a similar gfbup from
the Opnunlttee of 48 la an effort to
dev elm a common ground on which
all oamd moot This eeaferaace was
intended to iron ont details that had
proved stambling blocks fa amalgi
» matioa.
Throughout the discussion of com
bining the strength of the mlno it;
groups there appeared a trend of op
tlmtsm among the delegates Speak
on argued that by such action the
wars promoting a solid front “against
a common enemy."
C. J. Franc*, of Seattle, who pre
sented the Forty-lighters' iavitationx
to tho Labor rrooo to Win th« mw
party movement, told the convention
the question of platform waa "Inci
dental’* and that beneath it "are the
economic principle* far which all of
you and us tea fight"
As a name far the new party. "Far
mer-Laber" waa suggested. ft* con
aid nation, however, was postponed.
- A
MOW TO AVOID UMiES
TO HOGS IN HOT WEATHER
Atlanta, On. July 18.— To prevent
looses to Use stock, particularly bogs,
to transit daring hot waatber, the
Lies Stock Deportment of the South
ern Railway System has Issued Um
following suggestions to shipper* with
i request that they he followed as close
ly as pomible:
Haul ar drive bogs to ctaUen in am
pis thus to allow thssn to become rust
ed and cool before loading.
Whoa ordering a ear for loading
hogs, racist upon a dean one bedded
with mod, clay ar earth.
Wet thoroughly tho bedding and in
terior of oar before loading
Give only a Mall fsad of groin be
fore shipping Heavy feed meant
snore body heat ganaratod.
Load not more than one hour be
fore the train la to depart.
Load slowly and carefully. Avoid
excitement and do not boat or bruise
th« intT»ilr
Load not to exceed 14.000 tba fat
bogs sad 14.000 lbs. stock hogs in ■
standard 84-ft, ear during warm wen
tbsr.
Hava water applied ts the bedding
In the ear at availabts points imme
diately after tho train stops.
Use ice an floor of ear whenever
possible, three Mocks to a ear.
Report Inattention or nwtoci
Kaptly (• Superintendent of Divio
oa which mipment originates.
• Never throw water directly upon
hogs after they became hooted. Rui
K oa floor of car 'Under hags instead
N. AND W. RAILROAD TRACK!
WASHED AWAY BY RAIN
Roanoke, Vs.. Joly ll—NorfoJV
and Western railway tracks betwev*
Rice sad Hlghhrtdgu. Vs., oast of
Lynchburg, wore swept asm* by I
cloudburst tote »«**sy eight, eaua
tng Ihsumads sf dollar* w»rth oi
4ms ago to crops to that section, se
sordfag to raaortg rsgMvod at th«
headquarters of tha road her* today
D. MrN McKay, of Asheville, u
base to vtaR Me brother John A. Me
Kay, and hie cassia, Harvey it. Me
DEES WIU* CONDUCT HIS
CAMPAIGN FROM PRISON
C«il“ M«tKo4» T• £« P«r»u*i
Unl«»» Pre«id*nt Pardon* TK*
Social! *1
Iletiolt, Mich., July 12.— Unlcne he
i* pardoned, Mots l« V. Dob*, p:**i
denlial nom nee of the Socialmt par
ty, ’.Till direct the party'* campaign
thti summer from Allan,. Kedsrml
prison, whan ho I* herring a aentmei |
jon n . barge of violating Ihc tupiim-1
jiffc lawj, the Social!*! National Com
mittec decided here tdtay. I'arty lea
den would vieit i)rh« frequently a!
the piison during the campaign ami
learn hia wither.
The committee dec.ded first, hov j
ever, to make a person.1 appeal •
Prcaident Wilaun for Deb* eleaec.
group of about 200 Soc-ali.-ta plan t ,1
call on (ho President wiih n the n-. I
two w»ek» and urge him ti :M on . I
request medv by u aimil.i - >>mm ‘
two months ago to 8ecn' *.■ ■/ T r.i il
ty
Tba Socialist Nationalist Commit
tee expect* to complete iu work there
tomorrow.
r&UD D D A/*r rfikinr Uu ir-ir\u
I CASE POSTPONED TO JULY 1«
The coni, most ion proceedings oil
Ithr L'mled States against the mow I
than 5(Hi owner* of the property now
occupied by Camp Bragg which was l
rot for bearing before Judge Henry
U. Con.ior ycrtunlay fiaa been poat
pon.-i until Thursday. July lfi.
' Judge Connor unived in Raleigh
ye(t;iday and heard several matlerr
la chambers
ADVISES VIRGINIA WOMEN TO
PAY POLL TAXES AT ONCE
Roanoke, V»„ July 12.—In t ctr
eular letter vent out to women of Vir
ginia by Cha«. 8 Hammer, secretary
of the Republican state committal,
they are enjoined to pny.their poll
faxes at once, |r. view of lh. fart that
they, "soon j»11l hove conferred upon
them the privilege of casting a bal
lot."
USE COMMUNITY
KITCHEN T9 FREE I
HOUSEHOLD SLAVE,
Wife Shows How Co^Opora
boo Would RoWm Wo
man From Drudgory
life with too henry a broom."
* TTii* is a suggestion ^ur an epitaph'
to be plsrad over the grave of s
household drudge. The idea torse*
from Mrs Loup:* R*ed Welrmillar.
Deputy Commissioner of the Depart
ment of Markets of New York Here
is another one.
"Mother faded away with the
steam out nf the teakettle."
You never sec such bold, bod linasi
chiseled In the granites that grace,
graves. No, indeed. Instead of the
truth yeu read that Emily rest* in
peace or thut Auntie departed her
Joyous Hft on some other work of
fiction.
Mother* SkruUsh Work
Mrs Welsmiler doesn't believe that
mother* or grandmothers sbou'*
work themselves to death cooking
things over redhot strive* Khr ha*
a splendid idea fur “kitchcnlcss
home*-'' If worked not according to
the specifications which tha to en
thuataatkaliy Mis forth it would be
a wonderful Borers* and redace, first
of all. the h:gh cost of living then
it wnuld aaae the household temper
and, lastly, It would liter*ate the a
mount of time a woman could give
to the interest* of- her husband and
children and home. ,
The fact that a million loaves bf
bread are thrown away in New York
Cityevery day waa the occasion for
Mrs. Wclam11*r# exposition af her
idea.
“During tha war,” she said, “are
investigated food condition*. Wa
beard a lot about walk. But ttw
throwing assay of bread we find in
many cases ia unavoidable waste.
“You can no longer tay to tbe
housewife that she ought to make the
•craps of stale brand into pudding*
o* Brown Pettys, for she may eon
front yon With the fact that.lt takes
milk, aggs, butter and tagnr, to say
nothing of froit and spies, perhsp.
to finish these product* properly. And I
there ia the roet of the fire to bake
the podding. Fried bread is indigesti
ble, bread and water punishment .
"Mggy poor families who He* high
In tha tenements send out tha chil
dren to shop. Perhaps the youthful
representative of the group will be
given somewhat stale bread, by the
baker It ia a lot ef trouble to make
the long trip down the stairs again
to change it, and many people Kale
to attempt returning thing*- *
“Then, the bread ia found in be'
unappetising If too dry, ia eaten m-j
differently m»d much left- This must
he thrown out, for them people know I
only top w-II that to make ever the
hit* lot: viU coat from twenty.Are)
to thiity csntr To discard It coda'
only ten to thltteen cents
“Mow. It ia my belief Oust *hc trl
chcnless home proposition waul} do
assay win nil waste.
"At present tvary family stunt
bavo a cook. Ono hundred families,
then have on* hundred cooks. If In
stead w« had' some form of commu
nity kitchen requiring ten cook* for
several hundred families, buying food
at wholesale lata and reducing tha
east of delivery and rent, you ean
see hew mask better sad cheaper
food sroald bo.
“But we have then, the problem of
the aaaa who tay a," laughed Mr*. I
Waltmllar. “my pile always cooks'
tbo meal** for the thtldra* and my
eeH. . i
"Bow bo Idvaa to too her over tbo
hot Movo—hev place being “la the
homer But than maybe b* never taw
SOME lHlrvGS DONE BY
DEMOCKATtC NOMINEE
Wi ar Reviews Cora* C .nSnctli v
Legislation ip Ohio Py Gov
HDor Com
d. . r.» ru•-‘t.—. wj x'jr
mcr Corgi raaman Anebeny, of Ohio
gives the following conciae analysis
of the constructive legislation achie
ved by Governor Cox.
A model workman's compensation
and a child labor law.
Mother's pansivna.
Reform if Judicial procedure, ao
that there is do longer in Ohio any
plaint of the “lar.-’c delay.”
Tha Initiative and referendum.
A acivntiflc and workable budget
system.
Pruon i rforrn, which inrludce a
prison faim to be a reformer of mon.
Prisoners com j*e n vated far laboi
and their earnings given to their do
pendents. m
C ontract labor in work houaaa a-1
ooluhed.
Elnu'i alion of sweatshops.
A ‘Blue sky” law to protect Ohio
investors.
Strict regulation of 8tata and pri
vate banks
A Invar an wn .(.la MhU _\. .
'.he Federal reserve system — V
Reform of the acbool system.
XVovmior for a central high ichoo'
•n country district*, thus giving equal
opportunities to children, whether th.
accident of birth placed them In town
3r country.
Vany reforms in the antiquated
aii4 inequitable tax system. which hex
rcj..ted in placing millions of d<|.
nra of Intangible property upon the
boolu.
Practical business management for
(jl-vir owned faima, which have plac
id them on a paying baste
Good rood law* »
>!xtra compenaat.on fpr dapendonis
3f man k.lltd in mines.
Provision for semi-annual payment
3f wages
Mlnlmirr.i w igr* for women
The consolidation of sown diffcv
:nt agi irulturml bdrraus under o.i
‘emmisaion
Fertlliirw inspection provided fo;
Additional safeguards erected a
rainst importation of diseased Uvr
nock.
A comormon created to stud
la m credits
Strengthening of the orchard
•praying laws.
A corrupt practice act with teeth
a it.
Mo4f<nir«tion rtform of elec
non laws.
The Smith law preventing cold
itosegc hoaxes from keeping food
•tuffs longer than a spec (Had tons.
Judge James G. Johnson, who plac
sdGoverooi^Co^iiijDOgjjatjon^ea^
With Gov. Cox as you cand'
late Ohio 1* Democratic, and with
Ohio Democratic, victory is ours
"When thia country Was forcad In
to the Great World war oar peopio.
in common with their fallow ceuntr,
men In all the Stales, weie thrilk I
by the call of the gnat man who aiis
in the seal of Washington and Lin
coln and erho with superb spirit and
matchless phrase interpreted the high
set aspirations and invincible purpose
»f the free peoples of tbs earth. If
tnvy, hatred and passion shall de
prive h>m of hit just recognition nov,
snd deprive his country and humanity
>f the benefit* of hi* vast avrvlce i.i
their behalf, socctedlng generations
will pay Increasing devotion to hit
honor.
"The American people must now
ix41- ttfkelkwr Ikal nemswl MallU-i I
which oar soldiers sad oar people
won shall ho ahonduned or wbctfiti
we shall show ourselves worthy ol
tlis inheritance we have enjoy ad
COWIN NEWS '
Mrs. Bailie K. Elmore from Atkin
son i nd Mrs. Catherine Woodoouh
iron. Mount Oliva have returned to
their homos after spending several
days with Mr. and Mrs. W. It Pops
Mr and Mrs Tom Spell of Rom
boro spent Tuesday In Godwin with
Mr. 8peir» brother, C. W. 8p«U.
Mr. W. P. Moure of Foato Flora,
W. C, la spending his vacation ir
Godw.n with friends.
Mr. and Mra W. H. Wiggt, of Sal
isbury spent a few hours in Oodw'.n
Bunday with Mr. and Mrs H. Mcln
tyr*.
Misses Kathorias Myers and Eu
nic# Cawthcn of Xerrhaw, 8. C.. and
Mias Essis Givens of Springfield 8.
C, have rrutmed lo their homes af
ter speeding seveial day* In Godwin
*e Ih* gueati of Mbs Estsline Star
ters Ed McNeill of Van*. N. C., is
spending a few days with her father,
C. C. McClellan.
Miss Ruby Turner has returned
from Pittman’s Hoaplttl when the
underwent an * pc ration, she is impro
ving rapidly and will soon be out
sgela. *
Mr. and Mra. Jim McNeill of Ned
ereldn, Texas ipent the week end la
Godwin, at the guest* of Mra. C. T.
Jone# and Mr. and Mrs. R. McIntyre.
C. B. Mason and E. C. Markham
spent Tueaday In Fayetteville.
Mra C. 'W. Spoil and little eon,
Charles Connelly spent Monday la
Dunn shopping
Mr. R. L. Prldgyn, Jr., of Fayette
ville In pending * few days with has
mother, Mra Mary Vick.
Dr. ). W. McLean and family are
visiting Isis ans>ther, Mr*. McLean of
Cameron.
1(1** Lcslls Morgan of Kipling, was
bar# last week to visit Mrs. John
Monde aad Mr. end Mr*. Purdie
Monde. #
anywhere rise, so how can be Judge!
Horn* might be-a brighter place If
she war* to have some spare time far
getting acquainted with her family,
after the kitchen drudgery war* lift
ed from her life.
’Thl* sort of thlag ha* filled many
premature grave*. And the grave
stone# ted of hew p happy life vrae
■taken up oa high’ er how some on*
may et least’ net In pear*.’ I
“All this sort of slavery bah a*
eeoeem’e value.” <
l
STATE DEMOCRATS.
PLEASED BY CHOICE
•OEGOVMWORCOX
B1CKETT SETTLES
STRllfe AT LANDIS
PiUm Serviaa CaApetatiaa* fn>u
tn« Ta A*j> Pat Ju 11 nd Stvaat
Car Far* Kat|r-Xtm»WI »a ■!■
Fa«* JUtara* P|am ^Faeklaytaa
Wkar# Ha Wea*<4» lateral of
Read*.
Haleick, Jaiy ljaa^aartiag Demo
crat* of Bal«i*ta tkemaelve*
a* vary maofc rl—fit wttk tka nom
ination of GovernorOn and Frank
lin IX RaanvafV «%fla tko majority
of tko Hortk Cafoiaa Democrat*
nntsd to Mr. nominated
they ban tome U lueioa that
a candidate from -middle west,
coupled with a ’ Yorker would
hare a batter y lhaa Mr. Mo
Ad oo ia the Nov, aleetiona.
Ihe Democrats 1
Cox will hart a i
of carrying Obi*
slats, than would
uKo belter* the
•All make a Mro
York, to Maw J
nla and rthar
slope.
Gororaor
recent IWtMil H
county, where bo far
the parpoae Of o_ _ the
dlaputaata ia the opttoa mill strike.
While tho foranuMJa all other In
dus trial dkMiw wMS h* baa band
lad took tho rtde rf #h laborers be
found that labor wunht fcsuH at Lan
dla, and told the sKem “d ylcka
lecrs Utot .thay hJ5o right to In
terfere with otkarMpb who waat
id to work.
Likewise the r .told tho pie
kots that if they d ia.dieturb
mg people who to w«rk ha
would an* aval- of tho state
to protect the to wanted to
work. The result I vary plain
talk waa that _ Mopped and
the mill* have r< ia
fuP.
Tea
That Out:
for tho _ ______
fare* ia North Carolina eiUea to tea
cents is the oplaioe of those familiar
with conditions la the aocouating of
fices of tho Traction companion Two
com panios have s trendy fltod the ap>
plication far tha ineroas*. Tbasa are
Goldsboro, where the increase haa
been granted, and Durham, whose
ease is now pendMg before tha Cor
poration CoauaiaMaa. Tha companies
claim that tha price of coal and labor
as advanced so M«ch K ia pomMo
for thorn to seme out on a seven-cent
fare and that the only thing which
wiP hoop them o«t of the bankrupt
courts is additional Itvsnsss
Inc gat comps**** art faring the
same alt nation ao> half a doaan of
thorn hast already filed applications
for increases in to* gaa raise. Them
petitions wit) bo board Boat week.
Ha Raged ItnsW
Highway wdRldhtr Frank Pago
ha* returned fra* Washington wbara
be bold a conferee** with tha Inter
state Commerce Commimton la tha
hopes of gettiag tbs order against
the aae of open top care for healing
other awterlal thga coal, ehaaged to
each an Stent the* all the road work
in North Carolina would net be bold
up. He found the commission de
termined to keep tha order in ferae
for another month since the coal sit
uation was aaeh that every coal ea
in tha country sstM be Beaded for
healing coal to the conaasaen.
Tlirrttn Beard Muh
Cel. Wilson O. Lamb, chairman ef
the state board of etoetloua has called
a meeting ef the heard far Wednes
day morning at Id o'clock for the
puipoee ef saniastiag the returns
f>om the second Democratic primary.
At tha tltae ef esWt| of the hoard
the reports from ainntpwlgbt eooa
ties have been seat la and verified
by Secretary W. U Beasley ef the
i-oard. It is expected that the other
two counties will be In by the time
the board moats. .It bad Men tha
hope ef the chairmen that tha haard
could bars amt an Tuesday, bat the
failure ef soase of the county boards
to got their return* hi promptly caus
ed ^be delay af on* day.
Mwat Fee* M>*|s Isms
Tho refusal af tAs gaveruer af Ver
mont and ef Florida to call special
aaeelona ef their legislatures far the
purpose of voting *u the Bad rage
amendment to the constitutive, sad
the fail are af the Loulrtaaa legitia
lurt to ratify. ppH the hap* ef the
prospective wsmes vetera at the dees
ef ths legtslaturee »t North CaraHaa
and Tennessee. Beth ef thee* mates
•Ul^vc special ****** in August
North Carolina wfll, doubtless, play
the watting game beptaf that tha sU
tor state la the we* will ratify tha
amendment and ttileve this mat* af
the neeeeiaty of patting up tit* fight
ABMED BANDITS ROB RANK
AND WOUND SEVEN PEOPLE
PlatofUld. Rltoais, Ttowwa Istto T«
atatti Robber* Make .Thais
Joliet, July lV—Kala field, a sab.
hrh. ulna mile* weal of Sattat, wmi
thto afternoon isecvsilng after tto
t^ hud been lakda by tea anno*
hanh be adits this morning, seven per
tonawetindadaad the Plato field Stats
totoh robbed af • !*£•« to cash and
geverasaowt beads The baadlta. af
'tor sweeping the main street of tto
tow* with rtfls fir*, escaped to ten
eatemobUsa On* ef the .(eadlu war
weaaded.
CHOKER ABU TO HANDLE
HU OWN VAST AFFAIR!
Circuit C—H OHw Wndwi In
inulim Former Tem
, BUT Chief
Jacksonville, Fla., July It.—Rich
urd C rotor, former T an teeny chief
it mentally pound and competent u
handle hio owe reat affair*, accord
hf ft a circuit court order tuned to
day hr Judge E. B. Donnell in Wool
Palm Beach, whore the apod formal
Tammy boao hap o winter home. The
court'p order dlmohree a temporary
la Junction granted March SO teat at
the lnjtrace of certain of Crolnr*!
•one and daughters who alleged that
team father erne being onduly influ
enced by hip pecond wife, Bute E.
; Crokor, in acquiring pomepploe of
hip eaat estate through gifu and
daad«
I The cam wap ana of the moot In
teracting of Its character ever contest
cd la Florida, a big army of legal tal
ent being employed on both sides.
Many of the country's moot noted a
UcnieU wore aim drawn into the case
which waa emtsetod with mure or lam
It is net known hero whether or not
there wOl ho-an sppeal from the de
cision of tho court.
Tha aider Crokcr declined In dis
*“ ^ «•* tonight, aping ha hdd
*•* raad tha text of the decision. Ho
•tetod that ha aad Kn Crokar weald
lanea for Mow York Tender night
sad would anil Saturday for Mead.
Thab trip across had haaa paetpenad
hr tha trial.
CREW urutu TO BE WASHEL.
SWF IS MELD IN QUARANTINE
Boston. July II.—Tha White Star
Unar Cratio has haaa held at qnaran
tl«a sines Friday hoannaa tha craw
infuse to bo water d. Tha dstantioa
Inrolrea 1,(41 staarago passengers,
wore allowed te leaf without hath
;"B
E. D. Taylor rata mod yesterday
fro« -a brief rielt to Raleigh and oth
er North Carolina cttUs.
M’LEAN IS SLATED
FOR TREASURER
truer Cox wiB ha the next freaidiat.
bahla pa manna) of tha r iMnl, and
hare with unasnal nnaaimRy sat Bp
aa Hon. Angus WUtan McLean, of
Lomborton aa tha State's awtir of
tha cabiaet, and tha secretaryship of
the Treasury as hlapaatfetla.
Thro# year* In Wsshington aa the
War <Flaanes Beard kae* aarsad to
bring Mr. McLean much Into tho
attention of party I aad its, big man of
tha bo tineas world and r#k places
where tha destinies of the nation are
worked oat. Altogether ha has made
aa Imp resales that U flattering not
oruy is aimaeu, m U IM KUt mat
ha calls Horn*. H* baa haiuHsd the
complex arablaai that nai before
bis board with admirable skill, and
his koaaafalks believe that President
Cox could find few ahlar man to taka
[the place.
Havbw a Secretary af tha Trane
on from the Booth would ho eeteh
limtag a precedent la tha choosing ad
a cabinet minister for this particular
Job. North CoraMtm has supplied Boo
naval «arret arias, and other Southern
State* have had eons la ether places
la the cabinet, but nan* as keepnl4
the nation** finances. Than have S -*
few with requisite experience to fi
nancial matter* in them part* since
tha Civil War to hold neb a Job,
there being not mock money dawn
this wap from which experience canid
be obtained
Bet tbaaa wars to ether times. The
8soth today, according to banker*, la
lam acquainted with flmaaeial trou
ble* than any part of tha country, and
passing year* will serve only to forti
fy Ha eowhuandlng position hi na
tional finance. At the and *f half a
century af financial bondage result
ant from tha destruction ef mart af
tha Saoth's wealth during the civQ
war. the section he* com* Iota Us awn
again, and its boats eat inter sate may
be able to dominate where they bava
served before.
CLAM BEOABDS COX
AS *SAFX AND CLEAN
Washington, duly 11.—Senator
Carter Olaee, ef Virginia, who arriv
ed bate today from the Democratic
national convention, dmlarad that
Rawrner Can, (Da preBdeatlal earn
late, “la a genuine Dima tint and If
elected w« give the country a mfa
and clean udmlilrirutlia.”
Shortly after Mb arrival hare Sen
ator Olsen, who woe chairman of tha
sommitoaa on lesetaUau* want to tha
White Hauaa but did net am
Presidents WHaas. He rapramid him
self as “greatly ptoasM* with tha
work af die tauvauMiu and mid ha
laaimd far a “leaking goad campaign
with Governor Co* and mid ha r*
gardad Mm bigfily.
“Cox la a ganalna Democrat and
If alaotad wW gtvo the country a *ef<
and clean admlaiatratien." said Hr
01 Ml*
“Of enna. I think wal ef tha plat
farm aa I had a hand to Its prepare
tfcm. The convention thought w*H *1
too. Indeed tha laavmUan annul
mauaty dee lined to permit It to h
tamparad with la any raagaiL It wn
I Imperious alike to rhetoric and wham
tog. 1% wn* adapted whhewt altera
Uon af a ward and rrjnmii tha ten
vtettan. the hope* and dm aaplratiew
af tha Dmnairatli party withaot avaa
State* ta Whlefc TW An to |*
T. A. Sainted
Thirty-See atatej will elect gcrer
aon this fall ad the Ume wh*n the
President aad Vie# President an
clmnii. Thirty-two United Statu
MBaton, to tail affleo March 4, 1*11.
wUl aim ba elected at the aaa time.
Of the (ovamon whose tarns ex
pire next year 22 are rapabUcaas aad
IS democrats, while 17 of the St sen
ators are democrats aad IS republi
can.
The etatu which wiU elect gorer
non thl* year, with the inruhcoi.
hi* political salary aad tan of affiae
000, two yearn '
nitoaU, F. 0. Lowdeo. republican
$11,000, foar yean.
ladiana, J. P. Goodrich, republics*.
18,000, four yuan.
Iowa, W. L. Herding, republican
18,000, two yearn
H. #. Allen, republican,
$6,000, two yearn.
Maine, C. £. Mllllken, republican
$8,000, two yean.
weeeechneelte, Calvin Coolldgc, re
publican, $10 000, one rear.
Michigan, A B. Sleeper. republican
$0,000, two yearn
Mfaraaoato. J. A. A. Bangui*. re
publican, $7,000, two yean.
Mlaeouri, F. D. Gardner, democrat,
$$.00$, four yean.
Montana, 8. V. Stewart, dean mat.
87AOO, four yean.
Nebcaaka. 1 B. McXcMc. repub
publican, $1,000, taro yean.
Mow Mexico. O. A. lannaolo, re
publican, Mi, two yearn *
Mow Talk, A. S. Smith, democrat.
$10JN, two yearn
North Carolina, Then W. Biekett,
—, -Ju yean. *• "T"
-- A- B_ Roberta, demo
crat, $4,060, two yuom
Texan W. P. Hobby, damaant, $*,
000, two yearn
Utah, B. Baadberpar. democrat, $$^
000. foar yean.
Venaawt, P. W. Clement, republi
can, $1,00, two yean.
We*fcgtoa, L F. Hart, repsbk
**$friaeoaain, l”*J^Slllpe, repabll
caa, $6,008, two yaan-AnorieUd
Preen •
UNIONS BIDING FOB A FALL
Mr. Cihrart Tiirilty. •£,
ttw ABtrictn IxtfUtiti d Electrical
Engineer*. at tha annua] meeting af
that organisation hold at WhiteW
ghur Springe, W. Va.. oa Juno tUth,
was tho foil on tag: |
"The unions ara in tha saddle now,
but an riding for n fall. Fleaso 1st me.
remind you Mata that I am not biam
lag tha unions or any aao atea. I am
t^rtngto confine mysatf to state aunts
"TW. number of workman in labor
naloaa Is vmriouriy aatUntad to ha
tram 10 U 4# gar cent of the man
employed ta trades where there are
unions. Them figures represent the
extreme sialms If wa eoasidar the to
ut voting strength of tho coma try,
tho parentage of mda In an tone la
certainly not over to par coni., and
probebty not over K par coat.
"Already there ara Indications that
the people wCI not much longer sab
mit ta domination hy tha aniens, Tho
Governor of Massachusetts defied
urao riser tty thereafter re-elect
od h» aa abnormally large majority,
and haa now boon nominated for tha
HepuMieaa National tlefcet far Vleo
President. Tha 'State af t—tt has
enacted a tew ta curb union interfer
ence with tha peace and comfort of
bar cities os and bar Governor haa
become a popular national figure in
i0“AK*tage haa vary generally
beta taken of tha opportunity to Ju
ersass profits by these who had warm
to as arkst, which te only another way
of saying agate that aalftehaaas te a
uatvenaT trait of wklah no close, or
classes, has a 4y- A battering
of conditions effected hy a
decrease te the 4 far, or an ia
•ranaa la, tha nppy of labor. Al
toady there ta a marked redaction te
tho antes of certain products resulting
from aa ■mtlWfmi or tha teabtUy
of^many p^ te pay thousoriritaat
.jyggrag’.ss.re
swiiTsirittr "-“ta
M, w« m- TWfK. „ "
tot permanent change in either our
mate! ardor or In ear Industrial struc
ture te to ha aaHrlpgtad.
"Tree play far the hatorel forem
•f trade may be counted upon tho ex
amine a beneficent teflaenea, and
they should ha hungered and inter
farad with te government restric
tions aa little aa possible. Wa cannot
of comes determine from history at
a.'ttafcfsME.'su
grysmstsata
fjsarszsjgv&ii
JOINT E
WM TRY TO SOLVE
COAL PROPOSITION
r v
meeting to bz held
AT N. Y. ON WEDNESDAY
__ *
Wateinctoa, Jaly 12.—"If Miami
DNtk| tor, 1*4*7 •#
a ctoHlttM to —fr-rfl total
at to* joint cwlmte* %t otanton
m>4 nOnal *s*c«ti*«* la Nnr Y.rk
Wc4„*a4*p, wton to* m*1 1 ratin'
tattoa prtbl — will to <l*t*t**< Tko
“■■IHte ia bee on a
•a* to f* action oa all
Wtaf to arjniv.
IX E W*^ST|
tioaal Coal aaaJ
bagta function effectively to heath**
*0 day* *
No (pacific hutractioaa, It wn* an
nounced, war* given ta tha aammlt
ta* that att confer with tha taBraad
naenthra*. hat aaaaral apaaharv nrgod
tha aarriers far aDagad (till* ta
okay thtMteahi'k prtarttar ardar
TREND OP COTTON WAS
DOWNWARD ’LAST WEEK
Tha Nat Re*aha aa the Claaa Wore
PacMaaa ad Right ta Fifty
Eight Mala
New Orteaaa, July II.—la tha tab
ton market laat week the tread waa
Waar, anoayt far parlada tf dtrt
covering aad react!*na aa tha apaa
tng aoaaioQ and again aa the cleat ag. _
During the gruatar part ad the Mma*
tailing waa paraUtaat aa Ih* favora
ble weather aver tha halt aad aa re
pent of poor trad* tram the tattoo
good* markatt ad tbl* country aad
Tagtoal At tha high— level* tha
trading month* war* S* ta Tt point*
near tha claaa af tha i
»Uh
tat
tathal
Tha net i
dint* of 3 to m palate
I* the mat department middling
loot SO point* at N N. Tha rlaatng
price af inly wa* M.M. aad aa Oc
tober 12.<1. Wanthar aad atop re
turns war* favorable aad on the
whole, antS the dewan ad Friday
after— and night aat la, and the
aaaaral ilgoilHm era* ta look far n
Jaeldad hnpmramant In tha aaarfV
lag* aaaatau tit ahnrta war* h Marly
dlmppatatad by n privet* haraaa >*
port an condttfo* af 714 par cant af
tonal, -tonriag a gain far 4h* half
mnath of bat 11 point* Friar to th»
raport. them war* rust.fi of Agora*
at hw+ a.- IS aad even SO
Tin, faotore ad the ‘•ria maaanta
af tha auk waa tha eta lx af curt.nl
. ..u".i» antra. \merl* — .
miUr, aad tha lanauuater—* dot
«m- tageeg c.rien mil* h»H d*».4>d
b> ria * at hi at taro a <U larky
July himmaa af the lack at raw ac
he aad ad the wuah waa
a faraaaat af SIMM
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