Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., December 14, 1921, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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VIDE.1
Till'-; OTTAWA KHBE THAI )I1I-.J()1 UNAL.
PAGE THKts
RAILROAD
BOARD OROFR
n
8
HOUR
DECISION HITS HALF MILLION
MEN KMPLOYfcD IN MAINTEN
ANCE OF WAYS TIME AND A
HALT BEGINS A P T t H TEN
HOURS WORK.
I ARM? OOSSlP;OUU
L fl D U R com SPONDINTS
TKATMATOOMW NOTUItfiCSl
EAST DIMMICK
Mr. and Mm. j,0mUi Hajteq)oh
WulthOIll w -i ,;.!. I i ot Mr, .! Mi"
Frril Ni wcoiiiiT Bui In .
Mr. ;i:.d Uri i:hn.rk- 1 1 v. -1 1 t Peru
HI HE
Chicago, Dm, i;
iluy in utioltshml; ii
Tim
i-illMt
II:
liil'l
Ighl liuur
l bun fiiKi.tMi i iiiainMiiii-iv i: w..- or-i
ploycs of the couiitr mil' ads :
tprtluy iu n dectaioo o( ths i ' 1 1 : ; i
st.au i railroad labor board.
The board iulii that tin and u
hull for n i'1'litli'1 li.ili -lot h
uutii toil hours' havo ooeti workad. al
though I'iKht hours shall still consti
tute a day's worn. Ball road unions
havo bitterly apposed novoi of a iimi
l:ir tort atti nipted by railroads act lot
Indcw'dli'Mtly of tho board.
The decision bnt-ouuM effective Kr I-!
day. Telephone, telegraph und signal
MiUpoMOi m$n uro Included In the
decision wiiich, tor the first tlmi,
caastfloa them Ith tr m kmen.
Tlnio and a hull for Sunday work
m ui mi eliminated, hut the decision or
dors payment for three hour1; for Ui"
ilrat two hours' work on Sunday,' If
tho omploya afffotad works lain than
eight hours Employea called from
regular jobc and L.mt on ei!ieri...i-ii'-y
matters, such as wrerk i, a h ni's
and tho like, will be paid a: the rate
of eight horns a day Instead of re
attiring extra pay for sleeping hours
i etwnet) to at tylght and c in the
morn in i .
ailroada BflB mpoir.fired to mi v;
an agreement with employes, ;n.i'f
in for rjhoTter hoars so that Unem
ployment will be avoided. Tho for
mer national atjroemout proiil.-l for
.it-'ht hourt ot work to be paid lor
every day. RaQroada also are em
powered to reach an agreement as to
the starting lime t shifts umi em
lilov'V meat hour
Agree". rut Affected,
The Ixing if the ten-hour basts fori
(lie ba m -r.t of im-rlimo ! a radii ,il
ik-uartiiro from
mot. although it
for a larire nunib
of way employes
fcag" Kany:; The i
aavlngf i r.iim.ii "d
thousands, of dOllBi
rail load.,
The deri don broadly hint that the I
board is ready to hea applications
for wu. i fedmat'ou from tho rail
roads and applkntiors for Increased
pay Tom Ihe or: ions.
Rulff On Million.
. It points out that, working -..
mont:i affecting more than 1,000,000
railroad employee, half of the total
numler employed, have horn dls
apr-"d of within forty-five day .' thi
withdraw al of the recent strike ord r
It is empowered to act only aftei
the railroad.-, cm! lli-.'ir employe Bavi
failed to reach an agreement, and
n rq callt rs at tbi c. i. nt. bell It
Bund')'.
Mre, WWllam Kdgecomb and d;u;
let.-, Aran: and M'l S mi I tl .-. r
Troj (irave, ritltod Mi
nor Friday,
Ml i Kdith, Kl ii
Cratu flpfnt hr
Ii1 mi of flu
I lira.
Mr. and A!;-::. Blatter
and totally of La Sgllo
culli r,' at tho home or
Fred x ..coiiii r.
Mi.-). Tht mas Bti vet; - op, mi
Slavti and Mrr .; ' ry CunlO
pr, gsd Mr. Goto of Dtlea eaJttd
I en Mrs. Mary Dunlap Sunday.
! ii ) ag work with Mrs. AJlaa Otiki
way. '
.Mrr. ujodons Hartshorn returned
home Momhy from a two wcokg' lsit
with in v eluter, Mrs Going, at Riverside,
.ii i , i bi hiniiit and culldti D ol
ni it Mi idots visit! i in r brothi rs ami
i I.e. ni, the Knaffs, Hundaj .
Mi . Hi rin rt Hurl ihorn and fcfrs
llfri -I H irtshi rn v.i re caller al the
.Insi ;di Kinii f hone Moadi v.
fl.r, umi Mr-. Hharl Blacs ami
i in ily visited frli tul in Dn tu Bun
. and tifft.
mi...- v.i Frld'ij
li ihlD ob rtoeiT-
announi Ing
tli
to Mr u i Mrs.
b'loionc rtobiti
Ah I
4) I i : lo ill al i
brotJx r if iward,
.a
ROathorstone
'wi Hun day
Mr. and Mrs.
Kit
'. -re
('li- BaturdstfJ
a U d a teach
org' ratlng in Triumph Baturday.
harl'-; VVillshcy and Htlgh Jacg
sen iTr. wara business taller in Ot
U wg 1 iursday.
r: . (Vltx Wallac gnd Ulsa Addle
Corey if Tioy Drove appot a few
liJrth i f a daughter
Qar l " Kuhy I in e
him ) ni f., aver, i'i
lav I j i-Ms 3 imb 3r, npbil Monday
rn in Ii - f i1 Kb r-Hni r hone,
i t IW aht n in ii :. r,?lurncd
home Thursday frun a few w;f::-i'
visit Willi his aunt, Mrs. Hairy l-'ry
ml- r, at carto n Cliff,
Mrs. Thoinas Stevmson ranr? at a
tl mmunlf.y nei ting In Troy Grot
f rlday evening.
in Ini ' calh '' i In Us t
Viliu Btcvoaaon ctt
LtlLAND
wJch
1h
i Gertrude fit org
thoppw Tuesday.
Bph h ny Ouild
will
(aim i' i d Wedm .,d:i bj M
bt e&tci
dames C
ll. Decker and D, A. Mculton,
Mrs. i.ydta Christopher sad ngphew,
Oi mid Uka io('ia r. .. .. iurorg ibop,
pVra MuMtgy1 l-ll
Miss Vird. He Qrovcr h',,m,.
In m Aurora Suuday.
Mrs, Ggorgt riiht und baby spent
Wodn.oaday with Bornohuuk relatives.
llarr) van Ulrk !:u opened a ros
U uri nt on the mala troel
Mli Mariran.t HaiUlian of Aurora
Rpeni a few days the past v. .-.-ij with
the h nio Maui.
II W, VVotls and famll , i peal Sat
Urdny ivlth rclatUi ut Ottawa,
J, ll Thafseti was an Aurora pit-
i i r Monday.
W i Eilnibetti lb Mm- - pmti w'.d
nrbdaty with WfctiveH at Bomoniifc,
Mr. ..nd Mrs. Alfred inii-son or
I u po sr.O'it dpnduy .a lb vi home of
Mr. .sad MM, Vlter Abrargsost.
Mi. s Anna Bimonson was a c.lil
i .. o llQppor .'.ioadav.
Mn . ('. li liobl. i n anj ;.o;j Kid
in y : i at Satil. d l . ipjijjg in Au
to.-a.
Dale Thornton of DoKglb -pent Bun
d. , ... lib bjg father
I: minn Elferylg ... . i - Aurora pas
r; or Satu d iy.
J, ll. Thon.i'o pad a buuaeaa trip
i i i hicaco l-'i Idaj
Mro. K. A. Daniel on has returned
from a visit with hor ron and family
at Ottawa.
Mrs. H. W. Wutl a and log Sgm wore
Aurora ahopuor.. Baturday.
C". A. tStwart of Chicago navo nn
trjterastlng address on the co-operu-tlvt
rhlpplng of live atook at tho high
sphool nmnagUim Thursday evouliiK.
V U. Cove made a business trip to
Cbli-ago Tuesday.
The Young Women's Auxiliary was
entertained on Saturday hy Me-iduiiii s
i. i Sampsi. i ami lan ton Heiison.
Mis. (' 1-:. Koiiinsi ii and son Sidney
spent Suturday with fi lends In Au
roiii. Miss Kiln Kirkhui was u Sandwich
ullcr Monday.
Chester JacObSOO made a buaim I
trip tt; Chicago Saturday.
Arthur Mooiln a, I of riilonno spi n!
Haturdgy bt ro
At ih ia-. i. mei ting or the Mgaonlc
lodge the annual i ctlon of ojlcgri
n -iilii d as follows :
W M II. G St, wait.
a. V. jQ. H, Docker.
J. W. C. B. Larson.
Treubim r Hi, it Thompson,
Ik-rotary W (: i'i.vo.
Age&t BtrOUd ipont Sunday with
Ills iuuilly at Oregon.
Mrs. EUlpb Pierce was a Sandwich
i alter Monday.
John McCluro has gono to Ottawa
to sporj-J tho winter months.
Mrs Mllliktn and daughter Mazle
of Baker visited at llalpb Hull's over
Sunday.
Kd Kurl went to Bat svillo, hid.,
to -.1 Saturday to visit his pari-ita.
Tin Musons ad their annual (loc
Hon of oOlotrs last Baturday evaning,
with the follow lux result:
V". M. -Oilier Mosoy.
B, w. Fay Cody,
J. W. Harley Itogors.
Beergtary boslle MoClure,
Tri a urer Bai l Mosoy,
Mrs. (Jmer Mosey was tho guest of
Ottawa relatives Sal urdny und Sun
day. Itov. Doughty was on tho sick list
for e few days, hut ho is bettor.
Mr. und Mrs. Stevenson and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Wlllett and children of
Ottawa were guests al Frank Roth
welter's Sunday.
Th- Freedom Lutheran Ladle' Aid
served dinner at Mr -. IUggs' salo last
Thursday They cleared 60,t8.
Mr. and Mrs. Adlao Ryerson of
SghdlWlCh were gusgtt at the John
( ii Istopher home part or last week.
Tie Hone Buret! i will have a cook
ed food sale In Ihe A llev store Sntnr
Mr ami Mrs, Frank Parr of Slier!-! day aft -moon. DeOO. 17. at 2:30. This
dan wore gueta it their daughter, wUl be a good chanco to get some
Ml I rank .tones, a few days re- good things to eat at a reasonable
eantly. price.
Mr and Mm, Harold Roots ami son ,u apron and overall party will be
of Aurora visited at Oeorgg Hail's I given. In the community house Thurs
POt o last Week, day evening, Dec. 29. A small adml.i-
FREEDOM
sion will be charged. Kvoryon,, la is
vited to attend. Please come la tho
proper attire and spend a plftUJaat
i vi nlng.
RANSOM
Mr and Mrs. Loslio McCiary autood
to La Hi ie Sunday aud spent tho day
with the latter' parents.
Mrs. Oochonour of Btreator Is her
to spend tho winter with ber son
Willis mid family.
F. R. tiuf,'l spent a couple of dap
the past wiK-k In Chicago transacting
buatnaai, r'
Mleu Amy t:arlson ef Chicago Is vis
iting Mr. and Mrs. John (leschwlnd.
Knut Walker was a Seneca passen
gor Friduy.
Mrs. Trtnper and daughter of
Sti outer spent tho past work at the
home of ber daughter, Mrs. Harley
Ingle.
Mrs. L. Lehr of Grand Ridge spent
a few days with her son Lewis.
Miss Kathryn Bosley spent the
week lad in Htroutor with Ml: ) Rose
Seprsy.
Misses Anna Hauorlo and Mlllla
Matxen spent Sunday at their homes
in Dwlght.
Miss Murgaret Allen of Stroator
tpont Sunday with hor mother, Mrs.
Joo Wallinf.
Miss Anna O'Mara expects to leave
for Decatur this wock, where she will
visit her brother James,
the
. I!
II
dun win ap
hundreds
month for t
or
it
time
t be
aj;o li
iohI lo
ihl r.u'i
n
was .-ri-.f.ui-.ci
vo 1 r. Fitters
tti'd re . iaioii
n-.ont had hoi
Th'- decision asserts, however, thai
(ler.ni'i .progress already made,
neither railroads no reroployes have
initiated proceedings for wage
oaangea,
Tho decision made no now t lies rt
gardlng oeuiorlty, flo per cent o( the
roadn having agroed with their men
on these roles. Th" few disputes on
seniority ere referred back to the
mo.n and the executives for agree
ment Ninety per cent Of the road
reported no disputes en promotion
rules and tho board took similar
action. Tho rule.; on discipline and
Trlvanoo i wore rendopted with prac
tlcolly uo changes, as there wore vir
tually no otspuies.
on many rallroadt
Srecutlves bad wor
ii
aprocroents. In :
(Band. Tho Boar
viioro there has
Some of the agrt
men ar.il tho man
ly parallej to the
others wore radi;
So Tar as tho
those rules are fii
if they aro again
will not usurp tht
tprs before it. i
both have begun
question.
m'n and th.
1 out complete
i a lea the rules
ties apply only
no agreement,
ts between tho
iota were close
dial aareemcnt,
to
th'
Life as I
They say men d
Dndertthnd women,
on striving to make
See It.
i not ami ram
I see many w
nu n t worthl
tot
material, and suoceetllng, too. Thero
bs in this something so near to the di
vine that I do not seek to understand
If. r simply doff my ha I la Its pres
ence as I would jD a temple, Louis
ville ( urler-Joiiriml,
s
This Week
at
11
ii a ii
ich
15
Thur., Pic.
Coonie Cor.rad's
Orchestra
Gents 75c Lady 35c
C. W. IRION CO.
THE STORE OF THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT AND
C. W. IRION CO.
(CS If fl
tmas Shopping Gtt&
Dnng
1
pk sure and
Dinia .leiii aiifi (ion
in our H&sement to
sdrtment 01 to)
this community
tne (
ann
at h
(ircii i.u
0 Dr
to see
as ever
tai
i
town
ing them down
KJ
the largest as
een shown in
Vfe arc also showing just as many Christina
for ihi
i:i ov n-ii) as wo aro
gift:
The items mentioned
idea of the variety and
assortment.
for th
0 CI
below give but a brief
til cur Christmas
s ope
50 T
sin
I - r
j
to see a
"2 JUiM
TELEGRAM
from SANTA CLAUS
WESTERN UNION
TELEGRAM
North Pole
Dear Children: -
I will arrive at Irion's store
tomorrow afternoon, December 15 at
four o'clock. I want to see you all.
SANTA CLAUS
.'..T'V
J'
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FOR TOE GROWN UPS
Writing Papsr
Handkerchiefs
Beacon Rugs
Waists
Skirts
Bath Robes
Kimonas
Comforters
Hosiery
Umbrellas
Hand Bags
Ribbons
Candle Sticks
Cut Glass
Gloves
Rugs
I 'able Linen
Bath Rugs
Towel Set's
Beacon Blankets Kpper
Aluminum Ware Center Pieces
Table Runners
Knitted Sets
Perfume
Table Mats
Cellar and Cuff
Sets
Vestees
HsV
V Ski
--r..
Trains
Dolls
Doll Cabs
Velocipedes
Mecanno
Tanks
Shoo Flys
Automobiles
Electric Trains
Tool Chests
Trunks
FOR THE KIDDIES
Toy Washing
Sets
Kitchen Cabinets
Games
Tinkertoys
Tinkertoms
Machine Guns
Desks and Chairs
Chairs
Doll Chairs
Books
Climbing Mon
keys Dancing Tombos
Horses
Wagons
Tables
Mechanical Toys
Air Guns
Cannons
Don't Forget, Santa Claus will be
at Irion's tomorrow at 4 o'clock.
Only 9 shopping days left until
Christmas.
. at n"--mnBTns;.-
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