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TESTING THE LAW.
Fight of Standard Oil Over inspection.
in South Dakota

Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. 2s.-The work
of taking testimony in the case insti-
tuted by the Standard Oil company
against Emil Brauch, state oil inspect
or, to test the constitutionality of am
oil inspection law enacted by the last
legislature is now in progress Frank
j. Adams, who was appointed a special
examiner by Judge Garland of the
United States court 10 take testimony
in the case, has departed for Chicago
to take testimony in the the case in
that city. Testimony already has been
taken at Washington, Pittsburg and
Cincinnati. AS soon as the work of
taking the testimony is completed Spe-
Gial Examiner Adams viii make re-
port to Judge Garland to whom the
record in the case will be submitted Af-
ter considering the testimony Judge
Garland will decide the case 1t is
probable that the case win be appealed
to a higher court no matter which side
wins before Judge Garland
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ROBBERS AT GETTYSBURG.
Thieves Got Quantity of Clothir
and S135 in Money.

Sioux Falls. $. D.. Nov 2S.-A very
bold robbery was committed at Gettys-
burg, the victims being railroad en-
ployes While they We're asleep in u
building near the deopt thieves en-
tered the building and among other
things carried away a trunk which
contained quantity OF clothing and
the sum of $l35 in money. The trunk
and clothing was afterwards found in
pasture near the town. Two sus-
picious looking characters We're ar
rested at Lebanon, a nearby town,
but as nothing conclusive could be.
proved against them they were dis,
charged.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-12-02
ROASTED HER BABE.
Depraved Cruelty of Paterson, N.
Younc Woman

Young Woman.
New York, NOV. 29.-According to
the police Ida I1nglehardt a young
German woman under arrest in Pater-
son. n. j.. has confessed that she roast
ed her infant before a furnace fire until
1T had been burned fatally
The young woman was employed by
Moses r. Laforge. of Paterson. Yes
terday Mr.. Laforge found the infant in
an ash barrel. The child was alive, but
parts of its body We're badly burned
and the little one died in Il hospital.
lnvestisation resulted in the arrest of
Ida Englehardt. who said she was the
mother of the babe. admitted that she
carried it to the cellar and exposed ita
BODY TO the heat of the furnace.
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Arm Mangled in Shredder.

Aberdeen S. d., Nov 3o.-William
oehler OF Grant county had his arm
ceaught in q corn shredder. the limb be
lng so badly mangled that amputation
was necessary.
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Famous Horse Is Sold,

New York, Nov. 23-Today at Madi-
son Square Garden the famous Sidney
Dillon, sire of Lou Dillon. sold for
$4,000 to Sterling A. Holt of Indianap-
oils.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-09-29
OUR WATER SUPPLY.

A few facts regarding our water
works may be Of some interest at
this time to the patrons Of the town.
There is now an estimated dis
charge Of over 100000 gallons Of
water every "A hours at the inlet.
This quantity, if properly cared for,
would give to each patron over 100
gallons per day. IL will be seen at
once that there Is no necessity for the
town to be without water on the plea
that the river does not afford a sufii-
cient supply for domestic purposes.
This is no new revelation. Anyone
can quickly make the investigation
to his own satisfaction.
For the past two weeks the town
has been entirely out Of water. all the
water coming INTO the pipe at tbs
head is leaking out somew here along
the main line. Why not spend lit
tie money judiciously and repair the
main line. This is serious matte
and should be attended to at once, il
order 10 avoid sickness in town whiel
is sure 10 follow II the town IS al
lowed to remain without water ,th
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-09-29
RESIGNS POSITION TO AC-
CEP1' ANOTHER.

w. b. Kilbourne. who Tor sixteen
months past has been Chief II Po-
lice for the Blackwood Coal A Coke
Company. At Blackwood. Va. has re-
signed hrs position 70 take effect Oct.
LIST, and has accepted a position and
signed contract with The Equitable
Life Assurance Society OF the United
States, No. i20 Broadway. New
York. His field Of labor viii be in
Southwest Virginia. under the direct
supervision Of Henry n Steiner. Of
Roanoke. Va.
Mr.. Kilbourn is a man Of consid-
cradle experience and ability. having
been Post Master at Big Stone Gap
during Cleveland's FIRST sdministra-
ton apd was 4. = Deputy Collector
Of Internal Revenue. IN the 9Th DIS
trict Of y irginia under General Fitz-
hugh Lee during Clevelaud's last adj
miuistration, and WAS reappointcd oy
Hon. Park Agnew. collector. aud
served two years and half under
I Mckinley first administration. wher
I he was forced 60 resign his position
ON account Of being wounded 10 The
knee while making raid after moon
sinners in Dickinson county during
the fall Of 1899.
The Equitable is one Of the bes
| old line companies in existence. an.
with Nj kilbourn's wide acquain
lance throughout Southwest Nirgiui
we predict for him a successful bus
mess in his new field OF labor.
lie viii leave on Oct Bud Cor Al
iugdon. Va. remaining at Abingdo
during the session OF the u. > Die
trict Court which convcnes on Oct
3rl. and the Animal Conference
NJ. D.. Church. south which meets i
Abingdon on Oct. l-th
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MR.. L. o. PETIT.

The Norton Free Press in write
up Of the Norton Coal Company last
week has the following to say re-
gardiug one OF our esteemed towns
men.
Il. O. Petit. general manager. is
originally from Fiuvauna County,
Virginia. aud came 20 the great
Southwest as a civil engineer lie
was employed on the v & :. W.
railway for time and for several
years was engaged IN railroad build
ing IN this territory la his profess
sion he was employed by the War
Department and sent 90 Porto Rico
as assistant 20 the president Of the
Board Of Public Works Finding
the Island not conductive 20 his
health he resigned after time and
returned 20 the States lie then
went the Big Stone Gap Iron Com
pauy When work began at Ola.
morgon he went there and was inter
estcd with the supervision and man
agement Of the property until aiteI
it was sold. From Giamorgan he
came 90 this place 20 accept the poss
tion Of general manager Of the Nor
ton Coal Company. position vhiel
I he now holds with credit 60 himsei
and satisfaction Co his colleagues
Mr.. Petit is son in-law Of 6eners
/ Ayers. and is q man of the highes
/ integrity and worth
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-09-29
Mr.. ELLYsoN BACK.
Chairman Returns From New
YORK Pleased With out
look

Hon. j Taylor Elly,on, chairman
OF the Democratic State Committee.
returned last night from a brief trip
60 New York. where ne went to iook
over the national Democratic situa-
ton. and he came back well pleased
with the outlook for success.
Mr. Ellyson saw but few Of the
New York city OF State leaders, as
they were AZ Saratoga attending the
State Convention. he talked. how
ever. with those la charge OF the na-
tioual headquarters and found them
iu good sQiuts.
The chairman will now prepare 90
put mp the fight of his hie 90 capture
sll ten of the congressman from Nir
ginia for his party this iall-R.-h
A0af Tmo-Dsp0'-t.
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DISPATCH MAN IS SIZING
UP SITUATION.

Roanoke. Va. Sept 22-Walter
Edward Harris. the Washington corr
respondent of the Richmond Times
Dispatch. has gone TO the Ninth Dis
trick to size up. the political situation
between Col. Slemp and j q. Wysor.
Mr.. Harris has handled the political
end Of the work on the Iimes-Dis-
patch for a number Of years. aud is
regarded as one of the brightest
newspaper men in the state.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-09-29
FOURTH QUART Err
LY MEETING.

The fourth and last quarterly meet
ing Of Trinity Methodist Church for
the conference year. viii be held on
October eth and Sth Bro Naf. the
presiding elder. whose four years on
this district expires at the end Of this
conference year. will do the preach
ing This will be an ola time quar-
terly meeting and should be we'll at
tended. On Saturday there viii be
preaching at II a. M. and Z p. M
and on Sunday at II a. m. followed
by the sacrament and at 7.3O P. m
All Of the members OF the church
are urged to attend these services and
the public is cordially invited to b,
present
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FARMS FOR SALE.

Why did we sell SIX farms within
the last % days? Because we are in
"a corn country with good pixies and
when d farmer comes here he locates,
he has no pixies 20 build or bitches to
dig, that work has all been done aud
he gets the benefit Come at once
and see these farms or send stamp
for list.
WILLIAMS Il WILLIAMS,
Logan Co. West Liberty. o
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GOV. MONTAGUE

VIII Speak at Wise October
18th.
Governor a. u. Montague will adj
dress the voters of Wise County at
Wise on October 18th on thc issues
OF the present campaign. Gov.
Montague is a most eloquent speaker
and every body regardless OF party
should 20 Co hear him on that date.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-09-29


grand lecturer OF the Roysl Arch
Chapter Of Virginia. spent few days
in town this week visiting the chap
ter here.
Have YOU tried any Of these deli
cious olives stuffed with celery. they I
are good MvNcr 81 DAVIS
Ar. and Mrs. f. L. Harper, Jr. !
returned last week from their visit TO 1
ironton aud Cincinnati
Fresh Lady Fingers, WATERS and
Macaroons
MuNcY & DAVIS
The annual meeting Of the Holston
Conference. NJ. Z. Church, South.
will convene IN the city Of Abingdon
on October 18th.
If you have property for sale or
rent, place same with the Wise COun-
ty Real Estate Agency They are in
that business.
Champagne WATERS. Nabisco.
Saratoga Flakes. Excelsior Buffers.
All fresh. MuScY & DAVIS
Mr.. J. II. Mathews and wife aud
daughter. Miss Juliet. spent Sunday
at Stonega visiting Mr.. and Mrs r..
b Alsover.
II you want 20 buy. sell OF ex-
change property. mineral or timber
b lands farming lands OF country homes
see the Wise County Roal Estate
Agency
& G.. VI. Hmdeu. of usrroj>lurg.
Ky. is spending few days in the
Gap ou business Nr Harden fos-
me.ly lived at thi- place and has
many friends and Acquaintance here.
Butter Trims. Cheese Sandwich,
Graham Waters. Uuecia Biscuit.
they are an good. let as have youi
orders. MDNcr d. DAVIS.
The work on the new bridge acros.
0 Poweu's River az East Fitch Street
is progressing rapidly.
/. sheriff b d. Broadwater sold
fine ~allle- 90 Judge Skecn last weel
ir a. che price of %165 y d. Broad
Sc water rode the horse through 60 'h
Gap Saturday -''''e t'g h.fa'a
Our towu,man ana neighbour. w
/. 1ootoe. is having nus ie''',"'
on Shh"anee Avenue newly l''n'e
IL y.u .vr.nt something that's zoo
always order irom the only up- to-aai
q. s'oeeis'
b. b. Went. of Philadelphia
president Of che Stouegs Coke am
Pee Coal Company. wa, iu town Tue
dav.
a.. C.-..l.. Seed. ,fAy,,,.
IL, u. L.. ...,.,.t.l . nosition
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-09-29
LEASED WOODEN MILL.

j. X. Kidd aud sons have leased
the wooden mill at this place. and are
now engaged IA repairing the same.
preparatory TO putting ii into opera
tion IN about ten days.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. G Watts return
ca Saturday night from their bridal
trip 70 Russell County and are now
stopping with the brides parents.
Mr. and Mrs J. +. AmburgeY, who
gave them an elegant reception on
their return home Saturday night.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-09-29

Col. J b. and II. c. L. Richmond,
spent three days in the high knob
this week. enjoying the fine atmos
pheTe and hunting game. They sue
ceeded in killing a fine lot Of squir-
rels and small game including one
catamount, it was too dry to hunt
deer. SO they had to be content with
small game.-Gatc Ciy Leader.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-09-29

Fresh shipment every week OF Pre-
mier Hams and Breakfast Bacon. II
you want the best and something
good. give us your orders.
NUNcY & DAVIS
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way il has been the Ps-t two weeks.
OR city fathers should stir them
selves Up. aud give Us water. and
more water.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-09-29
NEW TELEPHONE
EXCHANGES

The telephone company has NOV
cd the switch board formerly used at
this place TO Coebum. where an e1-
change viii be established. taking
the place Of the exchange now at
Toms Creek The Toms Greek board
viii Doe moved 90 AppaIaehia, where
an exchange VIII be established.
Rev ID. NJ Austin. pastor o. the
Christian Church al this place. left
Monday morning for Blueheld, his
home. tor a few days. Then he viii
go Go Lyuchburg 90 attend the State
Convention ol Che Christian Chsrch
BE will also visit relatives IN Mary
land before returning 20 the Gap
about two weeks hence.
/ WANTED-Reliable white girl sh,
understands cooking and milking
+ Apply TO
Mas Tnos. r. SrALrY
Taylor ST.
$50 40 Bristol. Tenn
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FOR SALE.

One cook stove in good condition
aud 264 feet Of wove lathe fence. For
further information address
MEs. HORACE L. Fox.
Big Stone Gap, Va.
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FOR SALE.

We have for sale hay, chop and
corn at reasonable prices. Call and
see us. We are also dealers In coal.
j. b. PATTERSON & Co.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

House and lot adjoining j. a. l..
Minor. Apply 70
DR. J. w KELLY.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Il 4; the Drug Store.
u.,h.s oL.ouisville. XIV.
!. iowa last week.
c.s,h Of Bristol. was in
- ~ wsek
- ch.,,,ro,,,
%. ....,.5 a, Hotel Eugene las,
80
an anil 3el;,fops At
o,l1' I ' So
e. Z. Taylor VINO nSS 1e"
1.ly sick with yp"O'' i'''' '''
''''' "'
Extra fancy pine apples '"'' "se~
2'e- 49, kD,,
Strong, a prominent eiiizen
o'os' O'."'' - If a,x
ai '"'e N''l '
Walker. OF Knoxville was
town last week.
lao. b. Ne~'o"' OBJ n''''''' p"
no 'se Friday
= l,b,..n. of Lexington. Va
o. 7. ....1 IA llotel Enrcne last
,i.. ....a, t., 5,v.
To- 1 t.., ~. ,,,.n3;n, ~.
@.
w.t,v, the exclusive sale ioi
4 -,.,.. c,niics shipped direct.
4 MuNcY ~ DAVIS.
4 Attorney I.F. Sergent. of Cat,
.,.,, SATURDAY nirht i'm a.,
Il iP on business
n ,,,.-n.y ! Noment Powell. o
-.,.l ,,,.in town tile mast week
h NJ, ,,, n,r receiving some Of on
.,l winter stock we would likI
have you eau anu give 1"
ID " you want 'o see O." "f 80 ''
Il Fresh shipment Of Lowney's Can
s. fresh from the factory at Chica
\. expected ibis week
N'N'A a. i''
D. ~ Oily. who recently move
smly lrom East stone Gap
4. yiea. WAS iu tewn Friday
II
s.. visiting relatives in the Gap
Il
T.. D. ''''''t '''"'" .N 1,..
pug '''' a. 0"''"' '''t ~
aaau.
''''' y" 81 ''s 800. ,''' n1 49,
"s ''''''' ''
Arthur Foster superintenaeut
s lu,ermont Coal and Iron Con
leyat Josephine. spent Sunday
'a
s T. N. Collier let Tuesday NOR
for B.acksburr. where he will q
s bal school At the Virginia Polytec
& al Institute
O. N,,n.,. .,..o. - Wis No
: Won business
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re- Cures Than Anv Medicine Ever Sold in Big Stone Gap.
PAYNE's QUICK RELIEF.

Cures Headache Neuralgia, Tobthache in minute, On
bottle win cure siif joints It is the medicine tina
never fails 70 restore the hearing. PRICE, 25 cents
A cure in every bottle.
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PAYNE.s NEW DISCOVERY.

Not cure all, but will positively Catarrh,
Rheumatism Stomach Trouble, Kidney and Liver Com
plants, and Piles Of any form. PRICE, sl.0o per
bottle. bottles for $500.
These Remedies are n
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Cures all skin aud scalp tros
ing. PRICE, 10 cents
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h. Biz Stone Gap Post.

5auRsDAY, SEPT. %. 1904.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-07

During the past few years il has been
claimed that the growing Of seed crops
was to become one Of the many highly
profitable speeialties Of the Arkansas
Valley. The results Of this years seed
growing tend to strongly sustain this
claim. The .hreshing Of the various var
ietes Of seed is now in progress and the
growers are so well pleased with the
number Of pounds per acre that they will
continue seed culture next year. And the
profits Of this years seed growing will in
duce other farmers to embark in this line
Of farm operations. One Of D. V. Bur-
rell's claims for Arkansas Valley seed Is
that the seeds are larger and contain
a greater amount Of condensed plant food
thad those now grown under irrigation.
consequently making stronger plant.
Present indications are that seed growing
will make steady growth among our
farmers and in few years become one
of the largest Of the special crops Of the
Rocky Ford country.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-07
ADDITIONAL. ERSONALs

j. H. Lowe and his daughter. Mrs. R. A,
Potter left on Wednesday for their old
home, Canton. Ill.,. after an absence Of 81
years. The Worlds Fair will be visited
before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Farr yesterday
returned to Walsenburg after visit with
the family Of J.. L. Potter and other
friends.
7. S. Noble. nursery man OF of Walsen-
burg has recently located in Rocky Ford.
Mrs. Mary Hardey and Mrs. Mary N.
Hldreth Of Iowa are guests OF their niece,
Mrs Geo. West.
Misses Cora and Caroline Birge of
Pueblo are guests of the family of D. S.
Reed.
The Epworth League social met with
Mrs. A. P. Smith tuesday.
E. E. Swink and wife will soon leave
for California for the benefit of MIR.
Swink's health.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-07

A balky horse is an UNPLEASANT creature
to deal with. but a balky cylinder press
has many more dsagreeable features.
The horse. which won't go. inconvenienoes
only one, or generally only a few persons.
But last Friday evening, when our press
refused to do its duty, the pleasant antici-
patons Of several hundred people were
blasted. to say nothing of the postoffice
people being disconnected by the unusual
hour Of delivery Of papers. Every effort
and late hours are utilized to get the En-
terprise to its readers en- t, ne, and when
a delay does o;cur they can attribute the
disappointment to some unavoidable cir
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-07

A.c. Sloan was born in Jackson Co..
ILL.,. In ie+5. At II years Of age his
father died. leaving his mother with sig
children. OF whom he was the Oldest. In
1862. . few days after hs was 10 years
old. he enlisted as private In the 9th
Illinois Cavalry. and toward the close OF
the war was promoted 70 the stan Of Gen.
John Mcconnell. He was mustered out.
after the war closed. At Memphis. return
ing 10 his mothers farm. where he hslpsd
her two years. In 1867 he went 70 Kan
sas. where for q number Of years he en-
gagged in mercantile business. until his
health failed. making Il necessary TO move
with his family 70 the mountains. ~
this time he studied law and was admit
ted TO practice IN shs Territorial and
United States courts Of New Mexico. In
1892 he moved to Colorado Springs whxe
he prae,ieed law until the fall Of 1898.
when hs moved to Rocky Ford. Since
then. besides caring for his legal business,
he has been for FIVE years Director and
Secretary. and. the last two years. Man
aSer Of tho Rocky Ford Melon Growers
Association.
Mr.. Sloan has been an Odd Fellow ir
good standing for SO years-is a Past
Grand Master and Past Grand Repre-
sentative Of the Order. He is also a
member Of wadsworth Pos, g. A. R.. o.
Rocky Ford-being Pas, Commander.
And last bu, no, least. not only his legal
requirements but his mental mase-ut
make Mr. Sloan excellent material for The
county iudgeshlp.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-07

It was Gov. Adams who first recon-
nended State Canal No. to the legis.
itrre and under whose influence the
Hheme was put on foot. Pueblo banks
reaviy on Adams election to put life in
. measure most damaging to the farm
rs Of the valley.
Dur local Democratic workers who are
m. 10 the country working for Adams
Ee asking the farmers to vote for re-
sval OF State Canal No. |. a measure
+aught with great injury to the valley.
Peabody has assured the voters that he
piil give this scheme no further counte-
ladce otero county farmers should
to.e for Peabody on this cne issue.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-07
Sugar Bcets and Beet Sugar.

After a few days OF enforced s;oppage
because excessive rains prevented tho de-
livery Of beets. the factory resumed work
on Tuesday and Is now each day con-
ver,ing 1000 tons Of bce,s into high
grade Of refined sugar. Tho excessive
moisture Ct las, week reduced tho sugar
eonten. Of the beets. but under the in
fiueneo Of fine weather an Increase OF
sugar Is now being noted.
Predictions being made that an safly
winter Is probable the Sugar company IS
urging that all bee;s DO sliced by Nov. s.
we have heard tho sta,ement that
some growers bee,s were averaging
quite small. Tho wagons which pass
through Rocky Ford's streets show a
condition quito 20 the contrary. many
loads showing beets larger than usual.
Boone Bacon is propsbly in tho load for
large bee;s his being Of a size to reduce
tho COS. Of harvesting to a minimum.
And the sugar content is up to the re-
quired standard.
Joe Sanders evidently knows how to
raise bcc.s his field yielding 25 tons per
aero. SIPS minus $50 cost Of growing
and delivering leaves ss5 prof: per acre.
Not bad.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-07
The Worlds Fair Route.

The only Worlds Fair Route running
solid vestbuled trains throughh to St.
Lous via Colorado Springs. Pueblo and
Kansas City without change. The Mis-
souri, Pacific also annonee that every
Tuesday and Saturday during the month
Of October they will place on sale that
popular coach rate from Denver. Colora-
do Springs and Pueblo Of SIZES to St.
Louis and Kansas City and return. good
fifteen days. Correspondingly low rates
from all over the state. ls-1l
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-07

Before any Republican Of otero county
sould decide to vote against Peabody he
IAoold pos. himself on the in,olerable con-
sasans in the Cripple Creek region. which
;Smanded the mos, radical handling. Tho
Western Federation Of Miners ruled with
Stimulation and murder. the best inter-
lsis Of the mining regions demanded the
sbli,era.ion Of their domination. Rough
.aeasuros were used but rough
1asurcs were necessary. And Pea
tdys reelection is necessary for the
yrase and prosperity Of tho mining po.-
-nns OF our state.