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WELSH, LA.
A Grim Reminder.
"Doctor." said the desperate heavy.
weight. "give me something to make
me weigh less." "That sort of thing
merely makes you dangerously ill."
"I don't care If it does." "Very welL
But I can't see why you should go to
all that trouble merely to make labor
a little lighter for your palibearers."
It Needed a Diagram.
Dealer-Yes, quite good, only 1
can't quite see what it's all about.
Artist-Why, it's clear as mud. The
Ifarmyard at sunrise.
Dealer-Of course, of course. But,
say, would you have any objec
tion tQ9 aking an anlidavit to go with
it?
IS IT FEASIBLE ?
D. W. Bailey Submits Pian for Elmi
nating the Strike Evil.
'T',) the L:abor I.nions of Louisiana,
Greeting:
VWill you hear myv plan to spleedilv
exterminate the strike mania, that ex
ists in all the Unions that 1 know of,
and restore all enterprises, of what
ever kind concerned, to normal con
ditions.
It is often a matter of no little mo
ment to know just who is to blame for
a Strike, the manufacturers of the em
ployees.
M1ly plan does away with the neces%
sitv of a strike, to-wit:
Let every organization of labor soe
lect a man urnor them, to go as a
delegate at an appointed time and
place, for the purpose of the organiz
ation of a Labor congress of Louisi
ana, whose duty shall be, first: To
appoint a committee of the best men
to sit as arbitrators of any troubles
that may come up through any union,
in a regular forthm.
Second: Te send a man to lobby
with the State Legislature in the inter
ewt of labor in the state of Louisiana.
Third: To appoint a competent
committee to reculate the price of
labor of any kind or character, es.
pecially about the manufacture of
lumber.
Fourth: To devise ways and means
of a medium of exchange between the
farmer and the producer, to the day
laborer or consumer.
Fifth: To arrange a scale of insur
ance, house rent, commissaries and
v doctor's fees, that will be practicable,
both to the employer aun employee.
SIxth: To see to it that no scab
workmen, or one that does not want
to join the union, get the benefits of
the Labor Congress.
Seventh: To co-operate with, and
elect if possible, the Governor of the
state of Louisiana, whoever he may
be, as vice-president of the Labor
Congress of the state of Louisiana, or
at least to have the Governor as an
advisory councellor to the Labor
Congress.
Eighth: To submit the scale of
wages of every character and kind, to
every mill owner, or contractor, or
employer of labor of any kind, in the
state of Louisiana, together with the
laws and rules that shall govern the
Labor Congress, and everything that
could in abv wise concern them, for
their signatures of acceptance, said
acceptance and agreements to be final
during the life of said agreement.
Ninth: To co operate with the
manufacturers and contractors to see
that no confisication of property, in An
the way of low prices for their pro
ducts are admitted.
Tenth: To allow no partisan polil and
tician to speak on any political sub- Web
ject at the convention of any Labor
Congress. Insiu
Eleventh: To incorporate in the A
Constitution of the Labor Congress of by t
Louisiana the Initiative, Referendum and
and Recall, so that every local union Mar
or member of same, will have a vote tee,
* and voice in every act and proposi- Asso
tion that may come up, that ereryv
man may be satistied with the wage in o
scale. Fire,
Twelfth: To provide in everVy in.
stance, that if a local union, or menm- other
her of same, of any kind, have a annul
grievance, that they or may re
fer same to the Labor Congress of the be co
state of Louisiana, where they or ofOr
will be assured of redress. if Sec
causes be sufficient, thereby preserv- that a
ing peace and harmony, and barring ances
the possibility of a strike, as it now the s
is. Sec
Thirteenth: To have the manufac- etc., t
turers, or employers of labor give a effect
timely notice of shutting down of their Vote
plant or works, and in every instance W.
to provide a penalty for failure so to R.
do. Dr.
Fourteenth: To provide for con- W.
tinuance of labor, as far as practica- Cha
ble, and a penalty for a breach of Appr(
promise of labor to the employers. . (
Filteenth: Tiat every clause, or
law, rules and regulations, shall ap.
ply to labor, witbout respect to color
or nationality, of any labor union or
member of same.
Sixteenth: To make all rules and
regulations, to tihe end that labor
may rise to its riightful position and State
receive the protection and recognition D
of all people.
Seventeenth: To pass a rule, or
cause to be inaugu:i'ted, a plan, by
which every laboring man's child
shall be educated, and further, to see SUC
that the Committee of Arbitrators
shall act fairly and squarely with
every phase of the labor question, Wh
with equal justice, both to the em- has p
plovers and unions, or members of x
same, Execu
Respectfully vsubmitted, Natha
D. W. BAILEY. Not
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e ORDINANCE 163.
Amending Sec. (2) of Ordinance No.
107.
See 1. Be itordainedby the Mayor
and Board of Trustees of the 'Town of
Welsh, La., that Sec. (2) of Ordinance
r No. 107 be amended to also except
Lnsarance Companies from Grade and
Armoant of License Tax, as that levied
f by the State of Louisiana and each
and every Life, Accident, Fire~
Marine and River Insurance Guaran,
tee, Surety or Indemnity Society,
Association, Corporation, or other
Organization, Firm or Individual do
ing or conducting a Life, Accident,
Fire, Marine or River Insurance,
Guarantee or Surety Business not
otherwise provided for shall pay an
annual License Tax of Twenty-Five
($25.00) Dollars each, and same shall
be collected as provided in See. (3)
of Ordinance No. 107.
Sec.(2) Be it farther ordained, etc.
that all Ordinances or parts of Ordin
ances in conflict herewith shall, and
the same are hereby repealed.
Sec. (3) Be it farthor ordained,
etc., that this Ordinante shall go into
effect after its promulgation,
Vote of Trustees:
W. E. Faught, Yea.
R. S. Greer, Yea.
Dr. B. R. Arceneaux, Yea,
W. B. Gabbert, Yea.
Chas. Dautel, Yea.
Approved Feb. 6, 1912.
L. G. LEwis, A. E. LOGNION,
Mayor. Secretary.
Notice of Executorship.
State of Louisiana, Fifteenth Judicial
District Court, Parish of Cal.
casieu, Probate Docket
No. 2126.
SUCCESSION OF. NATHANIEL
PRENTICE DECEASED.
Whereas Mrs. Sarah B. Prentice
has petitioned the Court for letters of
Executrix on the estate of the late
Nathaniel Prentice, deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all whom
it may concern, to show cause, within
ten days, why the praver of the said t
petitioner should not be granted.
Witness the Honoraule Winton I
Overton, Jludze of said Court, this
13th day of January, 1912.
EUGENE J. LEVEQUE,
Deputy Clerk of Court. c
McCoy, Moss & Knox, Attorneys. r
Rescue Rally.
A big Rescue rally will be held at
the Methodist Church, Thursday night
Feb. 22nd. The rally will be conduct
ed under the direction of Rev. A. J.
Vallery, founder and manager of The
Good Samaritan in Monroe, La. The
speaker on this occasion will be Rev.
J. T. U.pchurch of Arlington, Texas,
who is possibly the most successful
and widely known rescue worker in
thesouth. Rev. Upchurch will be ac
companied by his wife and two young
ladies who will sing special sonLs
during the service. Besides these
rescue workers from abroad local
people will assist. Erervbody is
cordially invited to attend these meet.
ALMOST LOST HIS LI
S. A. Stid, of Mason, v#'
never forget his terrible e
a merciless storm."Itgaveie
ful cold," he writes, that
vere pains in my chest, so it
for me to breathe. A neigh
me several doses of Dr.
Discovery which brought gr
The doctor said 1 was on the
pneumonia, but to continue
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Special Clearance Sale
In our Dry Goods Department
Some Values in Dress, Goods that Must be
to be appreciated.
Nice assortment $1 values at 75c.
R Nice assortment 60c values at 40c.
Nice assortment 35c values at 20c
Nice assortment cheaper patterns from 12 to 15c
Nice assortment Satins, $1.00 values at 80c.
Outings, nice assortment 12 1-2c values at 9c.
Ginghams, nice assortment 10c values at 8c.
Drapery, nice assortment 10c values at 8c.
Cheviots, nice assortment 10c values at 8c.
Laces, special assortment at 2 yds for 5c.
Laces and Embroideries too numerous to
mention and greatly reduced prices.
Come and see what we have to offer before t
assortment is broken.
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