Southwest Washington labor press. [volume], November 30, 1923, Page 5, Image 5

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«s Mllfll HY HYZIK
Flyxlk Iruku Lou With Manchu.
Blunder.
Hertin J. nyzik has lust eddreued
o lengthy circular letter to the unions
0! the state. copy of which he '11!“
been received at Federation heed
qurters, containing the mod, mnllei
one nntrut'h that has ever been pon
ned in this state against any member
or oflicer ct e lobes- nnion. An at.
tack somewhat similar wee made
eyeinet the same potty (W. l. Short.
presldenrt d the WW State
Federation of Labor) by Pink at the
30mm convention a! the State
Federntlon of labor lent summer, but
so commonly us all the unerflons
of Mr. Flyslk refuted and their tele'lty
enteblshed that he left the convention
utterly discredited. ;
In the letter just mailed out by Mr. 1
Flysik he chemo Wm. Short, the
president of the State Federation of
labor, with hnvin-g been tried and
omvicted o! larceny before the high.
eat trbunsl in the Minter: Union. The
chm is so unqullfledly end unli
olonsly false. No chutes of any char.
octet ere elther pendlnz or in ever
been filed in the courts of the Miners
Union min-t Wllliun Short. 11’ ony
charges are to be made they must
tint be filed in the lower courts of
the organisation in Washington, end
them’mnthetnochnrgeeot
my 'chnnoter whoteoever hove et any
time been filed there—u Mr. mm;
thoroughly known;
W. M. Short reigned es en officer
«Dim-mm. lotntheeu-lypertot
1918 to accept the ottlce of presldent
ot the Vedanta m Mention of
Letter. and m m on m o! the
Janen’ Union in my capacity during
to period the tncidents alleged by Mr.
am an aid to have occurred. This
. FRIDAY
and
SATURDAY
STILL SHOWING ’
66 . ‘ ‘
Why Worry”
——with'—
Harold 'Lloyd
It’s 3 Sure Enough Gloom Chaser.
SUNDAY AND MONDAY ‘
‘ ' Lolita ‘ Granville and Fields
“The Girl and the Violin.” “Streets of Italy."
Dick ml Dick Dixnn Rigg 'h-io
“Comedy Singing, Talking, “Acrobatic Bicycle
Dancing.” Novelty”
PATHE NEWS
Anyway?
A lot of peo le .draw a pay check every month,
and sometimes often“.
One fellow gets seventy-five and another gets one
hundred and fifty, and neither man has two-bits when
payday rolls around again.
If you spend all you make, why work at all? You
are headed for the discard; you are on the wrong road.
Not because we say so, but because the records show
this to be a fact.
START SAVING, this will make the pay envelope
worth something.
mm
m. _.31 000 000.00
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.ABER D E E N
ASSOCI A T I 0 N
sAVINGs AND LOAN Bums d
W. O. MeCaw, Secretary.
in also mu known «I fit. fl!-
nik. Ina-dertotry ”banal-om
ludicrous charge be M to quote
from the reeorde end am e wr
potted noel-d deeliu with the one.
involving energe- tiled in m: “In“
the then leer-em at the linen'
Union. sad in which no m d‘ an!
enunciat- was included II um,
involvin Mr. Shot-t. Ir. l'lnik’n
whole two.” letter in felon with
mum-u that we anally to utter.
ly devoid of truth. Dustin step- are
behchkn‘oputmeldwmnohnr
eater of mlidoul dander.
WHOLESALE PRICES
DECLINE SLIGHTLY
WASHINGTON. Nov. 28.—Comper.
in: prices in October with thoee of a
your ego, u manned by changes in
the index numbers, the generel price
level h- declined less than 1 per
cent, says the United Suites bureau
of labor statistics in its hteet releue
on wholemle prices. ‘
Fuel and lighting materiel. evonge‘
24 per cent lower thm in Ochobem
1922, while building meter-hi.- were
Nightly lower. The group of mincel
laneous commodities ’ showed no
change in the price level. In ell other
group- prices were Wbly hither
than in October of lut your. '
HEALTH SERVICE IS
PROBING DISEASES
1 WASHINGTON, Nov. 80.—The Uni
ted sme- pnblic heelth service is con
ducting s. detailed study of common
colds end other minor respiratory dis
eues and influenn. in an effort to
gather as“ that these “(actions may
be prevented. Few inflividmis, it is
‘stated, eseepe suffering some acute
mirth" candida. at lee-t. once a
you from disorders.
‘ These studies by the health service
are the first of their kind to be taken
upon such 1 broad scale. '
9001'me WASHIN‘G'IDN LABOR 888-$8;
“SCENE FROM “WHERE m NORTH BEGINS,” PLAYI'NG AT
THE WEIR THEATER. STARTIING MONDAY.
I THEATERS l
BIJOU
Surfing Tuudly.
Have you ever' noticed; in push:
theweddenceotsva richmnn—a
minimum—that It. a surrounded by
high walls, or set ewsy in from the
street, or hidden by a. high. think
hedge? Even In the country the large
l-homes are uwnys hidden from View
by Inge trees. protected by iron
spiked fences or perhaps by en un
inviting hsr‘bedl wine.
All these precautions are taken
minst the curious. And who amongst
us vouhi not be eager to Just “take I.
look” inbo the homes of the idle rich.
We thesa- so much shout the luxurious \
furnishings. the rich tepmtries end
eel-pets end the 31y psrties staged in
these homes, that we would just jump
st s chance to witness some of these
things with our own eyes.
Son. of the Modes sound too elab
onte «her the wildest imagination sad
‘we ere prone to believe that they no
s hit emu-sud.
But, acceding to “The Gold Di:-
gen.", Phyms at the Bijou, starting.
Tuesday, these things ere tame. Here
are the true reflections of hilarious
nor-ties and wild: times of the Mile Neil
and their friends.
WEIR
Starting Monday.
A picture w‘lhh a dog for hem In of.
fared movie patrons in “Where the
North. Begins," to be shown at the
Wolf «Mentor for four only. beginning
Hominy.
Rlntinfln, the remarkable police do:
BIJOU
STARTING
TUESDAY
“THE
GOLD
DIGGERS”
A screen version of the biz
Belasoo and Broadway
Sensation
with
Hope Hampton, Louise
Found: and Windham
M:
‘A gold digger is a can:
woman, generally. 30031001:-
ing, who painlessly extracts
money and other valuable.
(mm the gentlemen of her
' acqudntnnoe, mus]! with
out mixing them .32un
return—Avery Hopwood.
In the hero, and in and to excel him
.alt in am Warner Brahma chute
of the screen. when he take- the m
of a wolhdog who town the pack
toabmcklholpleuvdoumoluxm
pl outlaws, Ind becomes m. ducted
Mend.
Rintintln wu born on the firing
line in Fame and brought to Cali
mrnie, where hie intelligence plus the
ercellent 'tnining worded him made
him one of the elite of dogdom. He
his won may champion-hips in run
ning and Jumping ;his owner uni
there is nothing any dog (In do tint
Rintintin cunnot do.
The action of "Where the North
Begins" in not in the far north, milen‘
tion: civilization, in 1 Hudson Ber
trading volt, where Shad (know-y
rules with an iron hand on factor. A
lung of outlaws is operating in the
union and Gabriel Dupre, 9. young
tamper, sets out with a load of fun,
not knowing it ie a. trep set by Gol
iqwny to get him out of the way and
thus having Felice Mdl‘evieh n young
women at'the poet, at his mercy.
Il‘he story beginl with this situation.
Gdbl'ie-l is wounded and befriended by
e wolLdog. who starts to tttnck him,
And from that point the dog taken
an active part in the rtirring develop
ment.
IRAIIE ABBEEMHHS
AMEHIBAN SYSIEM
Collectlve Banglpln' Bring. Ponce
3nd Justice.
(From American Merino Englneer)
The open shop employer 0! labor
declares that he will run hie-own busi—
ness in his own way without interfer
ence. Hie man that he is the sole
judge of the amount or compensation
to be given his employee and of the
conditions under which labor is per.
med in his employ. That he will
mum. with s. corporation to regu
late prices: of commodities, but that
his employes must not affiliate with a
lube:- union to regulate men. Politic.
ally, he is s clflsen of the Republic.
but industrially he is an absolute mon.
arch.
* lne mmc would ellminste the
employer of labor by changing the
constitution in order to abolish pri
ute propenty and conduct the tomes
of industry by governments) agencies.
He denies um America is the land of
opportunity. that difference of ability
is responsible for difference of for.
,tune and tint on individual should not
ensue in industrial pursuits to earn
money. hold it as his own, end die
noseofitashepleuee. Heweuld
conduct industry without profit. the
Won sud reward of labor.
Drink Water
- If Back 0r
Kidneys Hurt
logln Taklng Salk If You Feel Back“
Icky or Have Bladder
Wonkneu
Too much rich food form: said.
which emite and overwork the kid
ney: in their efforts to filter it from
the eyltem. l‘innh the kidneys occe
nionaily to relieve them like you re.
Here the bowell. removing acidl.
waste end poi-on, else you may feel
3 dun misery in the kidney region.
Iherp pains in the back or sick heed“
eche. diuineu, and stomach nourem
tongue is coated. end when tihe weath
er Med you have rheumatic twingee.
The urine in cloudy, full of sediment.
the channel: often get irritated. oblig
ing one to get up two or three time
during the night.
i To help neutrnlize these irritating
Mcide end £lth off the body’e urinou
mte, be“ drinking weter. Alno get
about four ouncel oi Jed Belt- from
my phnnnncy‘ tnke n tebleepoontnl in
e an of wainr betore hreektut for
I on". and "m kidnwe m' thr
nct tine end bladder disorder: diap-
, Starting Monday
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A STORY OF BACKBONE
AND BRAWN
Where a dog’s instincts are
pitted agalnst the cunning
of a man who is more brute
than man. . . . . .
STARTING
MONDAY
2 Wm '
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.3 , ! , EVERY on IS m
E ”’llnlili“\\\\““ BARGAIN DAY AT Q
< PIGGLY WIGG LY 3
Bread £3”? , . Beg
'wKelloggs Bran 51??" 20c?
'gCranberries $22i??:“.‘."" _ 20¢ K
> Raisins ii?eei£;.seed‘e“’ 15c t
JCOI‘II Starch 5:33.16?” 7 10c ;
w rs a i e 5.
Soap 100123” , a 456 x
—_——l—-—_———_ :
“Pumpkin if}??? 17¢: a
N W x
g Peas £32: 33?de ~ , , 15:: g
’V xra an ar , :7
Tomatoes £2,133” d 25C 3
Peaches $3.1???” 1’ , . , . a 17:: 9
‘ M. e, o
Sliced Breakfast Bacon f 2. 39°.
t Everything smears; <
‘~ Lower :3: m“:,‘;“:a“n::ngfw .W'.“ g
C; 105 East Heron IT 610 1 St. 0
V Aberdeen Pigs Hoquiam E
” _mmr»ovvl_ <
pear.
'nm tunoul mu I- made from the
told of mm and lemon Juice, com
bind wlth mm. “11 ha been used
‘for you: to help clean Ind stimulate
\slmllh kldneya and stop bladder Irri
lmuon. 1“ mm ll mm and
nuke- a. delightful starve-cont Imm-
weter drink which million. of men
end women take now end then to help
prevent serious kidney and bladder
dilorden.
By ell meme. drink lots of good
me:- every m. Hove your physi
eiee examine your lane” st lent
twice I yeu.~—edv.
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