The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, August 23, 1920, Page 13

* ADVERTI SEMENTS ) { SPYING ON LABOR The ' System’s’ Hand, 'by:' Mary Tupper 7 Jones. - Published by. the M:dwest Pub- ~+lishing and Producing company. Chicazo, : Il A fiction story founded on facts, deal~ ing with the industrial labox quut.mn. + A story thgt begins in the waoods of nosthern Minnesota, in. a logging. camp, with a boy‘as the: principal character, beginning a strange career as:a private detective in the iemploy of anti-union interests, is contained in You Can Make | 2 e nieeate $500 to $1000 With little attempt at a plot, the ; b author nevertheless is' able to hold a“Month Milling the reader’s attention closely. through= wfla\b l’lmb out the book. . The preface explains | i St R e I R that fiS‘;‘te;phe;:1 A. Doyle._v:g the publish‘-} : Ao Ml e o l“'m e ing firm which produced. the' book ‘is pcx'l efl‘mu::ry 5 T the real hero of the story, ‘and even his ‘Bea Mille’ .| name is used in the story, ; and Jiave" A dlgnified. DermAnGt ‘After becoming a spy in umon l1a- ‘§] Dbusiness that will eam you' steady bor ranks, Doyle.m the story,‘becomes it el T entangled in- a -street car strike in ; g;pgly‘g‘:’urg:m&ni wlthtfio:;a&c: ] glulug ;"hemfhfi.fi“t reb_eléed against b | = e tactics of his’ associate gunmen ~i‘g§a S mn'i::l T 2 s fourad and spies, * The author then carries ’ mfig‘;;g;;::’m &'fn“g‘,"o‘fi{“}w the story to the Couer d’Alene mining A 1920 Overland 4 A 1920 Ford WILL B’E GIVEN AWAY Oct 3 Otlz o WOULDN’T YOU like to see.this very latest model Overland Four, or a shiny new Ford roll up to your door and the driver say, “This is Yoursl” That is exnctly what'is going to happen 'to two people on October 30, for I am going to give these cars away on that day, free of all cost. Two people who send me their names and addresses now.and are prompt and energetic in fpllowmg my instruc- tions will get thig $985 Overland and the $650 Ford. Thousands of Dollars Will be Given In Grand Prizes and Cash Rewards " ‘Besldes these cars I Wil give away thou- - below, starts everything. Act quick, Mail me g “A BETTER BARREL district in Idaho, depicting the murder | | &nds of dollars In Cash enarn, and M e w;,-pon w&”d: Yo Fi w RitS ot frmous of ' the friendly. governor and the Gold Watches, “Diamond . Rings, Phonographs; ree With Your First Order MIDGET MARVEL." The newpro- . { | Sitverware, Cameras, Money Rawards, etc,, etc. With your: first order of subscriptions I will frameup” which the story lays to the (Pflm dnpuea&e‘? 1 in case m:l a tie ax)'t s %e:a you &m‘g %umls’omg Cluteh Pencll, ngmly O an activ thh'- ) C] ve inches lo! an 8 pnvate detechvea o involve labor contveea?wmebe well paid in c:shx: whether or pollsbpodfnnnd has adjustable llll.‘fld. You wllf be ‘leaders. The work of the spies in not he wins a car or one of the’other Grand . proud otjitt ‘Evhftummd%%o ';"(G)P.fi’ and ; gt e e 2o 3 'our name and address W . Jus the Bnhs:h COhm_‘bla mining. areas 18 or more f‘::en’ corr:ctly mnrked 1n tho pictn;: Trée, £ revealed in amazing manner. There, 3 g ; Bzl SEet Tavcratthe whe orot | ‘8o the story goes, Doyle revolis and : leseofnsinzouruaumuyad joins the labor movement- minus hls B“ e e spy raiment, e ) § : The book has been indorsed by lead- ““Famous'for its Flavos™: ing labor .leaders, accordmg *to the e fumish the sacks with your publishers, i @ printed on them. 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