fw o —7*77 CATTARAUOUS REPUBLICAN, TfittRSfiAY," TOid^EBR S . 1916. ■M m rau g u s county m an who was a candi- B ut unfortunately these are in the investigation of th e effects of the to th e railw ay brotherhoods, coupled came necessary, fo r instance, to have | his eyes and refuses to isee th e ohax* for governor, F ra n k W ay land H ig m inority, and over against these m ust Adamson eight-hour law as applied w ith th e fact th a t m any Ohio plant® an au th o ritativ e ru lin g on the ques aeter of th e brick th a t has heen pate A B. B. W E B E R one are paying xecordbreAking wages to tion of w hat trib u n a l has jurisdiction ed him will have only him self to th a n k gins. W hy should not Mr. Ames be be entered on the wrong side of the to working agreem ents; I for would appreciate his fairness, as it m unitions workers, th a t m akes the over a m ember of th e American ex when the day of disillusionm ent comes . One year, in advance, $1.00; continued ‘in office? On W hat theory ledger a g reat m ass of pictures which, pedition charged w ith m urder — a —th e day when he g ets his pay e n t» y m e n t is -delayed more th an 30 should th e county forfeit the a d v a n t however, innocuous in the case of was deliberation which dem onstrated Buckeye sta te doubtful. W hile declaring th a t i t is too early question complicated by the u n w ill velope and finds th a t a 100-mile ru n fa. $1.50. age of being represented in tb e sta te grown-ups, instill into the minds of the evils of th e proposed compensa yWKMlTANCES- may he made by ex- assembly by a m an [who has experi children all sorts of fantastic, lurid tion act in 1912,” says Mr. P inker - to a tte m p t a definite- forecast, th e ingness Of the adm inistration to ad n ets him $3.75 in stead of $6. —— * — — WM® o r postal money order, o r by cash ence and knowledge of the people’s ideas. I t is the sam e w ith the movies ton. H erald in terp rets its poll to date as m it th a t this country and Mexico are lit registered le tte r, or bank d raft. a t w ar. And Gen. Crowder, citing th e Section 4, of th e Adamson act, to CAN LABOR BE DELIVERED? indicating th a t California, Delaware, business, and has rendered good s e r as it is w ith lite ra tu re; the exploita f : fOLLOW ING the desire of the vice? tion of drug fiends, struggling women which P resident Pinkerton so serious Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Maine M is authorities on the law of nations, I t no longer is any secret th a t Sam ig re a te r portion of o a r readers, we says th a t th ere can be no g ettin g away ly objects, rea d s as follows: souri, Nebraska, New Hampshire, in the toils of evil men, and other m ore On th e other hand, it is equally fair uel Gompers h as com m itted himself, Ntesfistder all subscriptions as perman* “Sec. .4. T h at any person v io lat New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, f r o m th e c o n c lu s io n th a t the U nited body and breeches, to a n effo rt to de be or less sim ilar them es greatly in |f tp t and do not discontinue sending the th a t P resident W ilson should -'iKpftf * t expiration of time paid fer judged by his record. W hat is th a t vogue a t the p resen t tim e certain ly are ing any provision of th is act shall N orth Dakota, Oregon, Rhode Island, S tates is in a s ta te of w ar w ith Mex liver th e vote Of th e Am erican Fed tttuess requested so to do. record? * t no less harm ful th an th e “blood and be guilty of a misdemeanor and u p South Dakota, Vermont, Wyoming, ico. eration of Lahor. T h at fact, long sus CHANGE OF ADDRESS—Subscribers Inasm uch as th e argum ent th a t pected by observer* of th e course of He was elected four years ago on a thunder” literatu re of the so-called on conviction shall be fined not less Pennsylvania arid U tah, will go for ordering th e address of their paper President W ilson has “kept us out of events a t W ashington and now defin alUuaged, m ust always give their for platform which pledged him to s u p dime novel type. Probably they do th an $100 and not more th a n $1,000, Hughes, w ith th e ir 221 electoral votes. w ar” is one of the tw o principal A m ajority of the electoral college is port an am endm ent to the [United vastly more damage, for the very re a s-jo r imprisoned not to exceed one year, m er »s well aa present address. itely established th ro u g h the issuing props of Ms appeal for re-election, the 266. COMMUNICATIONS should be ad- S tates constitution m aking the p re s on th a t moving pictures appeal m ore i ox both,” of his appeal, will cause no panic dresaed, CATTARAUGUS REPUBLI ident ineligible for re-election; and vividly th an does the printed page. Section 1 provides: In th e stra w vote (which the Herald the sta te m e n t of th e W ashington cor among Republicans who have noted the CAN, Salamanca, N. Y* ‘T h at beginning Jan u ary first, admita is n o t y e t representative) respondents th a t adm inistration of - resu lts of Mr. Gomper’s excursions in a fte r his election he w rote a le tte r And in too m any instances attendance M sht hours shall, in contracts W ilson has m ore th a n 50 per cent ficials are greatly incensed a t Gen. to a leading Democratic congressman a t such movies has become little le s s ! F o r President, ,, . ,,, 1..U . i f°r labor and service, bo deemed a in Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Crowder is not surprising. The gen - to politics in the pa*t. No m an ever CHARLES EVANS HUGHES. which killed the bill introduced for th an a m ania w ith children—a m a n ia 1day’s - w ork - and- the m’easure o r stand yet has succeeded in delivering the F o r Vice President. tbe purpose of fulfilling this pledge, whose possible effects on the rising ard of a day’s work for the purpose Idaho, K entucky, M aryland, Minneso e ral’s rep o rt was surpressed for sev vote of American labor, for th e sim CHARLES W. FAIRBANKS. of reckoning the compensation for ta, Ohio, Oklahoma, Tennessee, W ash eral days, evidently th rough fear of ple reason th a t the g re a t b u lk of the and now he seeks a second term . generation are appalling. • . . , + 1 ,0+ • services of all employes who a x e now ington, W est Virginia, and W iscon its effect on P resident Wilson’s po He was elected on a platform which It is this state of affairs th a t has Qr who may jlcreafj;er empi0yed For Governor. members of labor organizations (Prof. CHARLES S. WHITMAN. denounced tb e preceding R e p u b lic a n I given rise to tlie suggestion th a t the any common carrier by railroad, sin, w ith a to ta l electoral vote of litical fo rtu n es; b u t some sharp eyed "Woodrow W i ls o n to th e c o n t r a r y not F o r L ieutenant Governor, 127. To th is m u st be added the elec newspaper m an dug it up, and “p iti w ithstanding) are p re tty good c it i z e n e s adm inistration for ex tra v ag a n ce ; a n d . state education law be so amended as j etc.” EBW ABK SCHOENECK. as president he has signed appropria-1to give the school authorities a measHow th e employe who completes to ral votes of Virginia., N orth C aro le s s publicity” follows. and men who have developed th e hab F o r Secretary of State, W i t h t h i s au.thora.tive and official tion bills exceeding by hundreds of [ure of authority in determ ining the his ru n of say 100 miles in less th an lina, $O U tb Carolina, Georgia, Florida, FRANCIS M. HUGO. it of doing th eir own 'thinking and F or Comptroller, millions of dollars the largest am ount j so rt of moving picture exhibitions eight hours and th en refuses to per- Alabama, Mississippi, Louisana, Tex decision th a t t h e U n it e d S t a t e s is a t voting in accordance w ith th eir judg EUGENE M. TRAVIS. ever before appropriated in the h is -j which school children shall be per- form oth er service for the rem ainder as and A rkansas. These bave 114 elec w ar, th e W i ls o n campaign is propped m ent, ra th e r th an a t the dictation of F or T reasurer, up chiefly on th e Adamson bill—and t o r y of tbe country — bills so w aste m itted to attend. Such a plan is said of the eight hours can escape liabil - to ral votes, m aking a to tal of 241. a n y of th eir leaders. JAMES L. WELLS, In Illinois, w ith 29 electoral votes, evidences m ultiply on every hand th a t ful of the people’s money th a t tbe j to he favored by some of the m ost j ity to a fine of $1,000, or one year’s F or A ttorney General. T h at the present campaign affords EGBURT E. WOODBURY. Democratic chairm an of tbe commit prom inent educators in the state, but imprisonm ent, o r both, is a question M assachusetts w ith 18, Michigan w ith those labor o r g a n i z a t i o n men who do no exception to this rule ia show n by F o r S tate E ngineer and Surveyor, tee on appropriations w as impelled to it is easy to foresee th a t the path of th a t has led m any of the brotherhood 15, M ontana 4 and Nevada 3, neith er th eir own thinking are becoming con th e fact th a t the ink on Mr. Gomper’s FRANK M. WILLIAMS. w arn his colleagues of the “horrible , legislation of this so rt will he bestrew n men to th e conclusion th a t they have candidate has received more th an 50 vinced th a t th is was a serious blow, appeal had scarcely dried before th e "i ■— i ra th e r th an a help, to the labor cause. per cent of th e stra w votes. and Representative Sisson, w ith obstacles. The problem is a del been very artistically fiim flammed. Building Trades Council, including 34 F o r Chief Judge, Court of Appeals, mess.” ♦ ------o D e m o c r a t, f r o m Mississippi, d eclared : icate and complicated one, and will re The Herald, however,, frankly ques FRANK' H. HISCOGK. trad es w ith a membership of approx MORE RIFTS IN THE GILT F o r A s s o c ia t e J u d g e , C ourt o f A p p eals, “ We a r e w r i t i n g ourselves down in quire extrem ely careful handling. “WHY DOESN’T HUGHES KEEP tions th a t eith er Michigan or MassaSTILL” W . S. Stone ia the Grand Chief En i m a t e l y 165,000 w a g e earners, 75 per CUTHBERT W. POUND. t h e h i s t o r y o f the country a s being W hether or not anything comes of the | chusetts is doubtful, giving it as the F o r Ju stices of the Supreme Court, The anxiety of the supporters of opinion of most political observers th a t gineer of th e Brotherhood of Loco cen t of whom are mechanics, adopted the m o s t o u t r a g e o u s l y and most crim m ovem ent will depend largely on the GEORGE W. COLE. P resid en t W ilson th at Charles E. they will go Republican. Adding th eir motive Engineers — th e official head a resolution condemning th e Wilson inally ex trav ag an t congress th a t ever attitude of the state education depart*, u , W ESLEY C. DUDLEY. . . . , adm inistration “for lack of sympathy . .... . .. .. , . Hughes should quit the stum p and 33 votes to th e 221 for Hughes, would of th a t organization. The following sat on the American continent.” ment, which has not yet been disclosed. I . . . . „ ................. „ . , seek seclusion and silence is increas- give him w ithin 12 of the required statem en t, m ade over his signature in •with th e .American workm en,” and F o r United S tates Senator, He w ent into office pledged to up Meanwhile some of the w iser and W ILLIAM M. CALDER. ing from day to day. From all p arts of number. Minnesota, w ith 12 votes, and an official communication addressed appealing to the 1,500,000 voters who hold the m erit system in the public m ore farsighted moving picture theF o r Representative in Congress, th e country are pouring in reports, W ashington, w ith 7, are also regarded “To the officers and. members of all constitute the Building Trade D epart service; and the country has never CHARLES M. HAMILTON. m ent of th e American Federation of atre m anagers are beginning to r ®c°S- •famjjja r to New Yorkers who learned F o r State T reasurer, before witnessed such debauehment of nie the -wisdom of providing whole by moat observers as safely R epubli divisions and to the Chairmen and See- labor to “w ork and vote against the GEORGE E. SPRING. the civil service as during the past some, clean exhibitions for children, i when he wras governor the trem endous can, and the Republican leaders in retary-T reasurera of.all General Com re-election of Woodrow Wilson.” four years in the in terest of w hat In some communities m others’ clubs effectiveness of his “appeals to the Ohio, Connecticut, Idaho, M aryland, m ittees of A djustm ent,” and issued For Member of Assembly, The BhH'dirfg' Trades D epartm ent Mr. Bryan called “deserving Dem o and other organizations interested in people,” telling of the enthusiastic re- and W est V irginia insist th a t those from th e offices of th e executive de - constitutes more th an half of DeHART AMES. the c rats”—a debauehm ent which moved child welfare have tak en hold of the sponse of g reat audiences to Hughes's states will be found in the Hughes p a rtm en t of th e Brotherhood a t Federation of Labor. The appeal is Cleveland, therefore cannot be dis F or Countv Treasurer, Congressman O’Shaunessy, Democrat, problem, and have succeeded, through presentation of th e issues in this cam column. one which will be of especial in terest BRET L. ANDREWS. paign. counted by th e most suspicious mem New Y ork, according to the H er of Delaw'are, to declare during the to railroad w orkers as well, because co-operation with the th eatre m anagers, j F or D istrict A ttorney, Interrupted in one of his addresses aid’s in terp retatio n of the poll in ber of th e o rd er as having emanated course of debate, “We m ust rem e m A M. LAIDLAW. the grounds on which it is based in in arranging for regular Saturday ex-1 For Superintendent of the Poor, ber the fact th a t power does not give hibitions designed especially for child along the border of the Solid South by this state, will give Hughes a p l u r from th e political opposition: volve Gen. George W. Goethals, whom ‘We are receiving a num ber of let W ILLIS P. KYSOR. Gov. unbridled license to do as we please," ren—exhibitions not m erely featuring a heckler who wanted to know w hat ac- ality of 75,000 o r 80,000, and President W ilson has ju s t appointed information . , tion lie would have taken regarding W hitm an considerably more th an th at. te rs req u estin g definite and which was openly acknowledged one or two pictures ot the right Kina. head of th e special commission on rail L usitania, Gov. Hu(,hes mado a r e s u m in g o u r d is c u s s io n w i t h by another Democrat, The Democrats will find it a d iffi regarding th e application of the A d way wages and conditions, created by Congressman but consisting of reels which any p ar t h e herald Moon, when he announced, “If the ent would be pleased to have his child characteristically telling answ er by cult task, now as in th e past, to elect amson 8-hour law, b u t we are not in the Adamson law. The resolution is Our genial Democratic contemporary power were mine, I would put none ren see. Such a co-operative effort has stating th a t in the first place he would a president w ithout the 45 electoral a position to give any definite in fo r based on th e trea tm e n t of organized m ation on th is subject, FOR W E DO ...................have had the state departm en so votes of the Em pire State. a t Olean, the Herald, is again amusing but Democrats on guard.” labor by Gen. Goethals and the pres great possibilities both for the child^ M t0 command respect; th at W ith election only tw o weeks away, NOT KNOW YET JUST WHAT THE e n t adm inistration in the Panam a Ca He w ent into office pledged to r e vcvn itself and its readers w ith an attem pt nnn tfor iyt* tno ren smrl and tthncn'n eir fViemrlci friends and the mrtv_ mov to convince the Republican county of duce the high cost of living, which he ie houses. Many Salam anca parents secondly he would have followed a and w ith all indications, including the LAW MEANS. ” nal Zone. The Building Trades’ ap The day before th is sta tem en t was - — M as >k> to V W Mexico V# which * T 1 1 1 1 . XX would tf M MU ae I C H erald poll, pointing to a reunion of C attaraugus th a t it ought to be re p -; said was due to the protective t a r if f ; w o u l d r e j o i c e it it c o u l d be t r i e d o u t 2policy peal sa y s: “Our several national or d e m o n s U .a t e d t h a l t I l e U n i t e d s t a t l i S the Republicans and Progressives, the issued (it bears d a te of Oct. 10, b u t ganizations have vainly complained to resented a t Albany by a m an of the and the cost of living is higher today re * stood for peace and good will and pro- supporters of Hughes have a rig h t to has ju st become public through re - th e federal governm ent through the opposite political faith. The particular th an it ever was before. form of its latest pleasantry 'is the 1 He was elected on a platform which ANALYZING THE GOLD BRICK tection at all events to Am erican li*e feel confident. B ut the Herald poll production in facsimile), Mr. Hughes w ar departm ent th a t alien, ignorant, and property; th a t when it talked also shows th a t it is no time forov- in an address a t Newark, N. J., said unskilled laborers are being employed suggestion th a t The Press shows i n explicitly declared, “The constitution S triking colateral evidence of the “strict accountability” t i e er-eoufidenee. consistency in “arguing in favor of al rig h ts of American citizens should gold brick character of the ^egisla - about Every Republican, w ith reference to the Adamson b ill: in gradually increasing num bers in “H asty legislation is likely to car -continuing” Mr, Ames ip office “ and protect them on our borders and go tion handed to the railroad men in world would have known tlfat it m eant every Democrat or independent who mechanical division of our several w hat it said; and finally th a t wrhen the w ants to .save th e country from an - ry w ith it unwelcome surprises. If trades a t a wage 50 p er cent lower in th e nex t b reath arguing for a w ith them throughout the world, and the Adamson law Ls afforded by the t jire a t t0 sinjc the L usitania wa 3 pubchange a t W ashington." oth er fo u r years of W ilson and Dem eight hours is to be a ‘measure or th an the prevailing ra te wage, which every American citizen residing or developments during the past few th e lished he would have “made it known ocratic m ism anagem ent, should W e m ight, of course , reply th a t having property in any foreign coun days. al - stan d ard of a day’s, work’ for is generally recognized and agreed to in term s unequivocal and unm istak low nothing to prevent his going to purpose of reckoning th e compensa by our competitive contractors.” th e re is nothing more inconsist try is en titled to and m ust be given I t will be rem embered th a t when tion to be paid, how are those men able th a t we should not tolerate a con e n t in th is th a n in the H erald’s fav the full protection of the U nited 7th. The most h itte r foes of organized the board of railroad m anagers m et tinuance of friendly relations through the polls on Nov. left who complete the prescribed num ------ 4»--- .--oring th e re-election of President States governm ent, both for himself in New Y ork City for a general conlabor—the m ost grasping, avaricious ,, „ , the ordinary diplomatic channels if SONS OF “BANDITS” AROUSED ber of miles in less th a n eight hours? aggregation of corporate w ealth th a t W ilson and a t the same tim e arguing and his property.” And he has failed Secretary of W ar B aker’s com pari T here is much food for thought in this t im“ cd,ateIy„.-Tt1 PaST Je action were tauen.” fo r a change in members of assem - to afford th a t protection, and American T ever existed or w as imagined—could of the Adamson bill, it was reported bly. T hat would be a complete d e property has been destroyed, A m e ri th a t several of the railroad heads I “And, sir,” he concluded, addressing son of the soldiers of the American | legislation, not only on the p a rt of ask or hope fo r nothing that' would and those for whom it does not provide fense. B u t th e H erald’s argum ent, if can women have been violated, A m eri agreed not to oppose Mr. Wilson’s th e heckler while th e v a st audience Revolution to th e C arranzistas play into th e ir hands more complete up b u t also on the p a rt of those to yelled its approval, “the L u sita n ia ! V illistas in Mexico has stirred such it can be called, affords an op - can citizens and American soldiers re-election, and th a t some of them ly th a n would th e success of Mr. a ho rn ets’ nest. Descendants of ■whom it expressly refers.” p o rtu n ity fox directing public a tte n have been slaughtered in foreign coun argued th a t, while they had opposed would never have been sunk.” Gompers, or any o th er labor leader, The idea which Mr. Hughes sug tion to certain im portant public p o l tries, American soil has been invaded, the Adamson hill, on second consider . The reply was so telling th a t the the forefathers who fought to estabin an e ffo rt to deliver th e labor vote icies which is too inviting to pass. and Americans have been m urdered ation they were convinced th a t it W ilson camp im m ediately got busy, ish Am erican independence and cre gested in th e form of a question is in an Am erican election. The gov ern The Herald, if its present editors rig h t a t home, u n til the United S tates would prove to the advantage of the and Dudley Field Malone enters the ate the g re a t republic of the new sta te d w ith definiteness and positive m ent of th e U nited S tates is govern world do not relish th eir being l ik ness. by Hon. Milton L. Clawson, the are fam iliar w ith the columns of The is the laughing stock of the -world railways. Those who held to th is lists to declare th a t such action as ened to the cu tth ro ats and m u rd e r forem ost attorney fo r organized labor m ent by all the people, not by any P re ss in th e past, will bear us out in the and its flag has ceased to b o honored view (some of them were quoted a t Gov. Hughes described wras impossible p a rt or fa c tio n ; and the m oment th a t sta te m e n t th a t this paper always has and respected. W hat this means was length, in th e newspapers a t the time) because the notice th a t the Lusitania ers and assailants of women who have in Indiana, ■who s a y s o f th e A d a m s o n th e re s t of th e country becomes con been a supporter of the proposition th a t well stated by Champ Clark, th e Dem argued th a t w ith the governm ent was to be sunk “was published anony .been overrunning Mexico every since measure, in a carefully p rep ared vinced (should th a t time ever come) th e sam e considerations which in the ocratic speaker of the Democratic fixing freig h t rates, hours of labor mously and m erely signed with the the protection to life and property af statem ent': “We are of th e opinion th a t within th a t organized labor, or any o th er forded by tbe H u erta governm ent w orld of business lead to the continu house, at F o rt Meyer, when he sa id : and i>e schedule of wages, the next words, ‘German embassy.’ 11 m onths as a maximum period, the single element o r combination, h as ed employment and advancem ent of j “No country will endure, and no coun logical st>,p v'ould be compulsory ser Perhaps to the W ilsonian mind ibis was removed th rough P resident W il train m an who trav els 100 miles in five se t o u t to ru n things, th a t moment m en who dem onstrate th eir ability try is w orthy to endure, th a t will not vice lo r railroad employes', a n d ' tb a t constituted an insuperable obstacle to son’s personally conducted war. hours will receive his proportion of the R eferring to m any people’s f a il eight hour stan d ard pay”—th at is to will be sealed th e fate of th e g re a t and energy and faithfulness in the protect all of its citizens w herever under such an arrangem ent the rail- Protecting Am erican life; but a ure to understand th e W ilson M exi say, the locomotive engineer urho now labor movement which has p u t the m a tte rs en tru sted to them apply in j they may be, on land or on sea.” roads would fare vastly b e tte r th an Hughes, or a Roosevelt, or a Clevc makes $6 for his- day, or his 100-mile Am erican -workingman on a plane unth e ease of the adm inistration of pub The r e c o r d c a r r ie s i t s o w n c o n v ic - through bargaining w ith labor u n - land would have found a quick w a v can policy, Secretary B aker said, run, will, under th e Adamson law, of th e Buildings T rades Council fu r ‘They have forgotten our own history when he' completes his ru n in five lie affairs — th a t is, in looking a fte r j tion. President Wilson has been ions and brotherhoods. The recent through by simply addressing the govnishes stro n g evidence th a t th a t tim e th e business of the people; th a t a tried and been found wanting. Why announcement th a t President U n - ernm ent of the kaiser a t Berlin. “And and the D eclaration of Independence, hours, make five-eights of $6, or $3.75. has not y e t come. W hen the suggestion was first public official, like the employe of a should he not be retired and Charles derwood of th e Erie and Judge L o v e tt'tlle L usitania would n o t have been and the president has not forgotten Nor do we believe t h a t it ever will. either.” He adm itted ’ th a t the Mex made th a t the brotherhods would find Members of labor organizations, like business enterprise, who “makes E. Hughes, who has been tried and of the Union Pacific would support . sun^* icans w ere a rascally lot, b u t said good” is en titled to “hold his job” as been found worthy, be placed a t the President W ilson is regarded in many course R is m ean in the Re- th a t th e p atrio ts of the Am erican th a t President W ilson (w hether in oth er In tellig en t citizens n n d puffin tentionally dr not) had handed them a ag ain st th e newcomer, and th a t it is helm? quartexs as a t least tending to con- Poblican nominee to direct public ai otic Am ericans, know th a t they can, -, Revolution looted churches and nirove gpld brick, members of the organiza sound public policy to keep him so firm the correctness of this, earlier tention io the m istakes of th e W ilson m inisters from them on th e ir m arch prosper only a s th e country general long as her-gives satisfactory service. CHILDREN AND T H E MOVIES report th a t some of the a stu te rail- adm inistration, he ought to stay qu:e\.- to Valley Forge. He said, “We had tion were inclined to become highly ly prospers; th a t th e ir individual wel indignant. Y et h ere is the head of I f h e cannot do his work, then he has Thouhtful parents who have noted xoad h e a d s are c o n v in c e d th a t th e 1 home—tO please the DemOCrUl f.. a revolution, and from its beginning fare, like th e welfare of all oth er Am thG g rea t Brotherhood of Locomotive no ju s t ground for complaint if a w ith uneasiness if nothing more, the b r o th e r h o o d s w e r e h a n d e d a s o lid to its end conditions in this country Engineers confessing th a t he and his erican citizens,i & ’b ound up in the m ore efficient m an is pu t in his place. effect of a certain class of “movies” brick. T H E H ER A LD ’S POLL were so like Mexico th a t i t is p e r sta ff of A ssistant G rand Chiefs do common good, and they will ro te as Now w hat is the situation eonfront- upon th eir children will read w ith in A m ericans first, w ith thought prim Now comes W illiam J. Pinkerton, The New Y ork H erald’s poll, which fectly astounding to read.” not know w bat the law m ean s; here fro n tin g th e voters of C attaraugus tere st and hopefulness the news from Lodge 752, Brotherhood of Railway arlly to th e w elfare of the republic The Empire S ta te Society of the is a law yer and form er justice of which will be th e land of th e ir child county th is year, when this policy is Albany th a t a movement is soon to be Trainmen, president of the Railway probably a ttra c ts more general a tte n applied to the two m atters to which launched with the purpose of m ateri W orkers’ N on-Partisan Association, tion th an o th er of the pre-election Sons of th e American Revolution, th e United S tates supreme court ren and th e ir children’s children. th e H erald refers? So fa r as the as - ally checking the attendance of school and himself a Democrat, w ith a le t S“straw s” because it has been a fea - w ith a Democratic president, has whose name a t the bottom of a legal o--------semblymanship is concerned, it is children a t moving picture exhibitions, j te r addressed to W. G. Lee, p resi- ta re of every im portant political cam prom ptly m et and adopted a resolu opinion carries w eight w ith every paign for many years, and usually has tion severely censuring Secretary thinking man, asking w hat is to be CONNECTICUT FOLLOWS MAINE frKlw. D eH art Ames is no unknow n One report has it th a t the officials i n 1 ident of the T rainm en’s Brotherhood, shown the d rift of sentim ent, indi- Baker for th u s likening the American the s ta tu s of th e railroad man who Connecticut, which was carried each A jl ? _ • A .1 q u a n tity to th e people of th is county. charge of the state departm ent of ed protesting against the AdamsonT. * 1 1 bill dicates th a t the election on Nov. "J . th patriots to the horde of Mexican ban tim e h e ra n by Cleveland and is needed completes h is ru n in less th a n eight They have know n him — a g rea t ucation are likely to participate in this on the ground th a t i t — will be more closely contested th an dits who have reduced th a t country h ours; and here is. a n em inent l a by W ilson if he is to be re-elected, h a s m any of them personally, for he has movement, being moved to such ac 1. Confers on the railroads “the most political observers have antici to a s ta te of anarchy and perpetrated bor atto rn ey predicting th a t instead been holding ita township elections. a n exceptionally large acquaintance tion by inform ation from field agents rig h t to w ork employes up to sixteen am ong C attaraugus county folk — for of the departm ent to th e effect th a t lo hours should they see fit to do so,” pated, and th ere still is much work unspeakable outrages on American of g e ttin g ten hours pay for eig h t The resu lt is th e sam e as i t w as in to be done by supporters of the Re women, and it is expected th a t oth er hours work, th e trainm en will re Maine—a Republican cleansweep. Tol m any years. They have watched him cal educational authorities in various and grow , and have seen him “make good” parts of the state a re becoming con 2. T h at section 4 of the Adamson publican tick et if a sweeping and de chapters of th is society will take ceive as m any eig h ts of a day’s land chose a Republican selectm an fo r law resto res to the railroads “the* use cisive victory* is to be won. sim ilar action th roughout the coun wages aa h e p u ts in hours, and no the first tim e in te n years. Enfield* iu one position a fte r another, each vinced th a t good work a t school and of _i* i.L<. : ___t - . _____i the injunction, thL e- rig h t to. >fine Hughes is in the lead according to more, while a section of the law pre an industrial center, w ent Republican try. rep resen tin g an advance. As under too frequent attendance a t the movies individual members $1,000 should they the H erald poll of Sunday, but by a viously quoted, in these columns rais - for the first tim e in five years. A nd refuse to obey the co u rt’s rulings by sh eriff, as sheriff and as assemblyman do not go hand in hand. T here ap in any way interfering w ith in te r comparatively narrow m argin and ANOTHER PROP GONE es a question as to w hether the m an so oh down through the lis t of 148 fo r th e p ast tw o years, he has never pears to be growing recognition among s ta te traffic,” and Brig.-Gen. Enoch H. Crowder, judge w ith indications of a d rift tow ard who completes his ru n in less th an townships. Thus vanish Dem ocratic disappointed them . Always he has not only teachers, but boards of edu 3. That fu rth e r exam ination of the Wilson in certain q u a rte rs, notably advocate general of th e U nited S tates eig h t hours cannot be compelled un - hopes of carrying th e sta te in Novem been a le rt to serve them to th e best cation and others in touch with, the law will probably reveal o th er grave Ohio. The H erald notes significantly army, ought to be courtm artialled and der fo rfeit of a fine of $1,600, to do b er; New England w ill be solid for o f Ms a b ility ; alw ays he has sought schools, th a t aside from taking th e results. dismissed from the service, or a t least th a t “th ere are indications in several the Republican ticket. o th er w ork to fiH o u t th e day, to do w h a t they w anted done; always Mr. Pinkerton came w ithin six votes youth away from th eir studies m any clapped into the guardhouse, th ere p arts of the country th a t branches Is it any wonder th a t m any of . the he has been honest, straightforw ard, of the picture shows seriously interfere of defeating Mr. Lee for president of of the railw ay in dustry are tu rn in g to rep en t on the awfulness of lese railroad heads have come to th e con fa ir, efficien t; always he has stood The Flacing Ohio, Indiana and Illinois In w ith the progress of the children in the T rainm en’s Brotherhood. away from th e president oh the the majeste. clusion t h a t th ere h no reason why fo r d e a n , decent politics, and a l Railway W orkers’ N on-Partisan A s school by inflaming th eir imaginations By virtue of his office Gen. Crowder th ey should a tte m p t ory th a t they are being deluded by to o v e r» the doubtful column, Charles W . ’Wor w ays he has had the respect and con and preventing th at concentration sociation, an organization of 16,000 the Adamson Jaw”~-which earlier in is the suprem e legal au th o rity on m at th ro w th e Adamson law on constitu - tham, manager of the Hughes cam fidence of not only Republicans b u t railw ay w orkers, w as formed four which is essential to good work. the campaign gave promise of m ater - te rs pertaining to the m ilitary oper tional grounds, because they believe paign to u r, basing Ms conclusions on citizens generally. If any proof of years ago to defeat th e federal com personal observation, asserts that Beyond question the movies can be w ere needed, i t is afforded by pensation act proposed by President ially increasing the Wilson vot.e, I f is ations o f th e U nited States?) and sev ! th e railroads w ill h e b e tte r off under th e official records of th e vote last of great educational value, and there the effo rt of th e Democrats to corral e ra l questions arising in connection ; i t .than w hen forced to deal w ith the Hughes is* certain Of * 400 electoral t e a r w hen he received the larg e st are also exhibitions of a purely enter T aft. votes, with 50 more probable and; 55 w ith the Mcxicah campaign were re - j railroad m en’s organizations? “I care nothing for M r. Hughes’s the labor vote on th e theory th a t it ilu r a iity b u t one every given to any taining character which afford ham * discussion, b u t if he m eans by favor m ight secure from P resident W ilson I ferred to him In th e ordinary couse f The g ilt covering is w earing o ff. more possible, Therfr h rc 531 v o te r ia nubile official in C attaraugus county, Jm a diversion and desirable relaxation, electoral college, »‘ ing; an ‘investigation ot tb e „iacta* a n .special favors sim ilar to .those g ra n te d io f procedure fo r determ ination. I t be* irapidly. T he railnoad m a s who hhttts I h , Mft&k exception being a C atta -r-,.'- - ' v * v : ' iATTARADGDS REPUBLICAN A. — J _ _ _ _ _• _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .31- - J J* ------- _ _ _ _ _ _ _1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ J _ a a a I
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