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...transfer their support to a Democrat. Such melodrama in Pennsylvania is unheard of, for since 1875 not one Democratic Senator has been returned from that state, and ordinarily none but a Republican has a chance even in his own opinion. But Mr. Norris sensibly pointed out that the cheapest and least embarrassing way for the old party to save itself the awkward task of removing Mr. Vare (who won the $3,000,000 primary campaign) is not to elect him next November. Mr. Norris' plan of political surgery was the more happy because, oddly, the Democratic nominee happens...
...producers must have consumers for their products and they can best be assured of them by raising the wages of their employees so as to make liberal consumers of them. The greatest testimony to the success of this scheme is the Ford automobile industry. Ford makes the cheapest and yet best product of its kind, pays double wages, and yet makes more himself than anyone else in American industry. At the same time his men do not become more machines, nor is their life reft of beauty as we often hear...
...present, the cheapest gasoline prices (tank-wagon rates) are: Los Angeles, 13.5?; New Orleans, 14.5?; Memphis, San Francisco, Seattle, 15?. Gasoline is most expensive in Butte...
...axiomatic in Britain that the House of Commons restaurant is the best club in London. What is more, it is also the cheapest. Before the War it was subsidized by the Treasury, but nowadays it has to pay its own way. How well it does this is told by a few simple figures: last year the restaurant made $500 profit on a turnover of about...
...copper industry just now is carefully considering the future in the light of the remarkable Katanga copper properties in Africa. In two years, the latter expect to complete railroad lines to the coast, and will then be ready to flood the world's markets with the cheapest copper known. Meanwhile, the aluminum industry is furnishing the copper trade with stiff competition in several fields wherein the latter has previously had things much its own way. By weight, aluminum is much cheaper than copper, and is being used to an increasing extent in electric transmission, as a heavy saver...