Life — June 11, 1914 — page 36: what you’re looking at

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Trust and the Farmers’ Trust to creep h under the benign protecting wing of ik this statute. Mr. Chairman, I protest sl that nothing could be clearer than that 1 this is an outrageous scheme of these 3 two classes to secure a clean bill of ce health. What would happen if we do T not exempt them? I will tell you. Just w as soon as the law is passed and the tl Labor Trust and the Farmers’ Trust tl are seen to be restraints of trade, their p clever lawyers will come to Washing- ton and wheedle a pliant Attorney-Gen- y eral into prosecuting them under this law. As soon as the Attorney-General Why so many cars equip) —————_ — 8 with EDISON MAZDAS is easily understood when you add to the unrivalled experience of d manufacturing over 500 million EDISON lamps, our years of close co- < I operation with lighting system makers and that world-wide research ; known as—‘'MAZDA Service.”’ st EDISON MAZDA Automobile Lamps are so nearly ideal in efficiency and sturdiness that more than 40 leading cars equip with P these reliable lamps and owners everywhere use them for renewals on j cars, motorboats and motorcycles. You get these lamps wherever you see an EDISON Agency or Service u Station sign displayed. You can get a complete set packed in this . i handy little lamp-chest.. And by keeping this chest always filled with r the new EDISON MAZDAS, you protect yourself against emergencies ; and insure maximum lighting system efficiency. v Be sure the MAZDA lamps you buy bear the name—EDISON YY EDISON LAMP WORKS OF GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY s / General Sales Office, Harrison, N.J. Acencies Evervwhere What Congress Is Doing anti-trust bill, with particular reference : to the amendment which proposes to exempt those detestable labor unions and farmers’ granges. Mr. Broavctot#: I thought I under- stood the gentleman to say he favored their exemption. in Mr. Otvrocue: Of course I favor their exemption. What right have they (Being an unfaithful copy of recent froceedings as reported by the Con- | gressional Record.) | R. OLDFOGUE: In the short time allotted to me, 1 wish to spare no emphasis in supporting this sagacious amendment. I consider that the labor unions and the farmers’ or- st Presser : ' to come here and ask to be put on the ganizations are nefarious, umbilical, +. : ; . . es me basis as the wise and beneficial ss anti-American, subversive, aberrative, > industrial corporations which have been so influential in building up this coun- try? Shouldn't we carefully avoid ‘ 3 strengthening any body of men whose policy it is to tear down rather than to build up? Mr. Broavctorn: IT beg the gentle- man’s pardon, but isn't he somewhat | Why we do not give) oman! therrante: fom he oc tion of the Anti-Trust Law, but I take more to charities | _ tisattitude not because I dislike these ; H) We are offering today subliminal, indesortatory, ratiocinative and altogether incompatible. Mr, Newcome: Will the gentleman kindly explain what he is talking about? I just woke up. Mr. Otorocue: I am discussing the an : . organizations, but because I look upon } | what we distilled « BRIEF discussion/of this ques: them as a power for good which should Sy aeive diaulledsane tion as it relates to men of asap Org en nOuN > ' urified years ago— neans appeared with a recent bulle- le conserved. r N) fime has completed what tin our new Economic Service. Mr. Ovprocve: With all due respect ~ — we started. Result—purity A copy will he sent gratis on request. : to my idiotic colleague, and not wishing oud smaothnese: richness Address Dept. 2 to call him a scoundrel, a liar and a : lore Babson Statistical Organization hypocrite, 1, nevertheless, consider it my i & Co tithe Largest organization of its character in the United States duty to expose his unconscionable du- / Tenn. eek ms |) Industrial Building Wellesley Hills, Mass plicity and the duplicity of the others wt } Secs ‘ 1 —_ who are tryi to allow the Labor comicbooks.com