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The daily sentinel., 1907-03-25
TO
MASTERS SERVICE

In a history running back for a
period of at least twenty-three years.
history that has been an almost
complete parallel with the history of
the city itself. the date of Sunday,
March %, 1907, is certain to always
be regarded as n date of vast import
ance to the parish of st. Joseph S
Catholic church. Palm Sunday of the
good year 1907 will have scared as
sociations other than those that nat
urally attend the beautiful service of
blessing the palms, clustered about
it. associations that will llnger long
in pleasant memory with those who
witnessed with happy satisfaction the
dedication of the handsome, com
modous and modern new church
erected through the efforts of the
pastor, Father T. NJ Conway, and the
congregation of ST. Joseph's church.
Yesterday was an ideal day for the
conservation of new edifice to the
service of God and ideal were the
dedicatory services held at the new
church
Bishop Matt in Charge.
The dedication toolt place at the
hour of ten O'Clock and the seating
capacity of the new church was taxed
to its utmost by members of and
friends of the church who desired to
take part in the services. Bishop
Matz, of Denver, one of the most dis
tinguished as well as one of the
ahlest of the Roman Catholic dig
nataries in the entire west, dedicated
the new building. The services were
brief. not lasting an hour. they were
simple yet extremely beautiful and
impressive in their nature. Bishop
Matz was assisted by Father Conway,
the pastor. Miss Anna Zerwas had
charge of the musical program and
the selections were appropriate and
very sweet.
Beauties Of the floral world added
a sacred charm and a perfect lovli-
ness to the exercises.
Following the dedicatory exercises
the regular Palm Sunday services and
mass were carried out including the
inspiring and holy work of blessing
the palms.
The double services were not at an
end until noon.
Large Glass Confirmed.
In the afternoon at two o'clock
Bishop Matz and Father Conway con-
firmed one of the largest classes of
candidates ever confirmed in the local
parish. There we're twenty-nine per-
sons in this class. This service was
also largely attended. There were
no evening services.
No Debt Outstanding.
The new church was dedicated
wholly free from debt or membrane
es Of any kind. There is no financial
burden for the membership to carry
in connection with their new place of
worship.
one year ago last month the first
worl, on the new structure began UNI
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ep,,'a. nienl is needed to prove
N 'o' 'ro ,,e, excellence of our work
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s,sss. sun sun waiting for those
s. rpss9 s9i y that you promised Now
IaiOGRAFSSn@ S make good and call on
leE sHop sH DEAN at THE PIC
- On North Fifth street
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The daily sentinel., 1907-02-05
IS THAW INSANE?
YES, SAYS DEFENSE

New York, Feb. s. Especial. y
Yesterday afternoon the defense in
the trial of Harry X. Thaw, began
the introduction of It's witnesses from
an ante-room. They We're kept out of
the court room only when testify
ing. Evelyn Thaw, the wife of the de-
fendant, and his mother, are absent
from the court room today.
DR.. Wiley. the family physician OF
the Thaws was the most important
witness this afternoon. He declared
that Harry Thaw was mentally unbal-
anced when he killed Stanford White.
He based his declaration on eceen-
tric actions committed by Thaw'
which he declared he had observed in
street car shortly before the MUIR
der.
Nothing of very startling nature
has been brought out. The trial is
proceeding very slowly today.
The defense of Thaw. that of emo
tional insanity viii be vigorously at
tackled on every side by District At
torney Jerome.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-05

Denver. Feb. 5.-(speciaD The
bill that mas Tor its real purpose the
murder Of the public press of Colo
rado introduced by J. J. Layton who
IT is charged. is acting as a stool pig
con for Senator Morgan and others.
has passed thee lower house of the
Colorado legislature and has been
given its second reading in the senate
sixteen Republican senator's are
today standing with Senator Nor
gan for the passage Of the eowardly
measure. Senators DeLong and But
ton absented themselves this morn
ing and It is not known just what
posltion they will take on this effort
10 throttle the press. However. 1t Is
declared that both of these Repub-
liean senators will stand by the party
and vote for the passage of the mea-
sure.
Thirteen senators were openly
against the bill this morning. nearly
all of whom are Democrats It will
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ARE ARRESTED

FIT. Morgan, Feb. Special. -
As a result of the investigations made
following the finding of the skcle-
ton of a man in wheat field near
here, fe wdays ago, Fort Morgan
was astoundcd today by the arrest of
John Ausmus and Ira Moon, two
prominent young ranchmen, who are
charged with the murder of Robert
Il. Mcdowell, the cattleman who dis
appeared three years ago and of
whose mortal body the CHASTITY OBJ
iect found i'm the wheat field is sup
posed to be part.
Jail
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AFATAL SLIDE

SaIida, Feb. (SpeciaD Eight
persons were Killed outright and
many were seriously injured in ter
riblc snowsIide disaster at Monarch
a mining camp between ten and
twelve mil.s west of Salida about
$3.50 o'clock last night.
Three buildings were completely
demolished. The only warning the
peopIc of the little town had of the
approaching horror was rumble
far up the mountain side like dist
ant Thunder. \ second later the del
nae Of snow and ice came and the
boarding house of Fred Mason, steve
Skinner's saloon and a dwelling
house were completely enveloped and
torn to pieces. They were crushed
as II they Were papr boxes.
Bodies of the dead were taken
from the snow this morning.
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I dealt with any monetary advance
ment. an obligation to provide a suit
able home for the youth of Grand
Junction, "our Young Manhood" he
declared "is the city's most important
asset"
This meeting tonight means that
emphasis is given to a movement that
will erect a building for Y. NJ. C. A.
association. building that not only
Grand Junction and Mesa county will
be proud of. but which will be mat
ter of pride to every citizen on the
western slope.
The speaker made plain the fact
that every institution Grand juno
tion has secured, was through its
own efforts. 1T came from within,
and not from without, in" he put it.
Dodge Liberal Giver.
Toastmaster Bunting then intro
duced Mr.. C. p. Dodge, editor of the
Colorado Springs Gazette, one of
the officials of the state Y. NJ. c. A.
and one OF the most prominent young
men of the state. Mr.. Dodge. when
funds we're being raised for the Y.
NJ. c. A. at Colorado Springs some
time ago. headed the list with a sub
scription of $4,000 and his relatives
in the east contributed an additional
$3.5OO. The toastmaster introduced
him as a gentlemen who had left his
big business and crossed the range to
tell the Grand Junction people what
he knew of the value of the Y. NJ.
C. A.
Mr.. Dodge is most pleasing
speaker His address occupied about
fifteen minutes. Mr.. Dodge declar-
ed that Grand Junction can and will
get the Institution if she realizes
what il means. He declared that the
gentlemen assembled last night were
not there to primarily discuss mater
ial things, but there to discuss man
hood in general and young manhood
in particular, to discuss the question:
rs the dollar worth more than the
life of young mani" mo city can
live and prosper when the corner
stone of character is left out
He declared that there We're two
Continued on Second Page)
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Will DeLong Vote to
Throttle the Press

reoulre IS votes to get the Dill
through the senate so if DeLons
and Button vote for it there VIII oe
one vote to spare. "a.
senator Margan. confessed brioe
taker. seeks revenge through the
passage of the bill. upon the COLORADO
newspapers who denounced him ana
who have demanded an investigations
of the bribery charges against MN.
The legislature has praeticaliy
done nothing this week but wrangie
over several bills. Many of the mem
bers have been absent
The sixteenth general assembly oi
Colorado is accomplishing put niue
as the days pass.
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r. e. vickery left today on bust
ness trip 10 Aspen.
DR.. and Mrs. George Warner enter
tain the members of the Mesa County
Medical society this evening at a
six O'Clock dinner at their home on
North Seventh street
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FAMILY FRoZE

-oD.' 'N' ark \. d. Feb. 5.-(speciaD
to,p w "o,nan y and five little children,
hon. ueath in their little ranch
Ias ,hrn r here some time during the
isu,s "'ree ' days. The bodies were
The ,u ~, and stiT this morning.
gm no,I hand of the .torm king
sfasp.. snra, nus country in its fast
Tie .e,,,s ,su''ering is reported all over
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THIRTY DEAD

EIkins. w. Va, Feb. 5.-(SpeciaD
p. MT is now known that
32 Men met death in an explosion in
No. . Davis mine near here yesterday
This is the third mine horror occur
ring in the state in two weeks time
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-05
WILL NEVER PASS

Denver, Feb Especial SEN
ator John B. Stevens, Of ElPaso, who
who voted with the Democratic min
ority against the passage Of the Lay
ton press bill. declares that the mea-
sure will never become law.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-05
MAKE 1T CRIME

Carson City, New. Feb. 5.-Cspec-
ial, THE state legislature today
passed a joint resolution making it a
crime for member of the legislature
or a state official to ride on a pass
or at reduced rates on railroad
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-05
SEVEN KILLED

pes Moines. Ia, Feb. 5.-tspecial1
Seven miners were killed and lz
or more seriously injured in the
wreck of a coal train on the North
western this morning. A car IN the
middle of the train jumped the track
causing the fatalities.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-05
JAPAN DENIES

ss5a,,ss a,.ss9. ., Feb. Especial. "a
inston .,', - 'ae Tribune from wash
s.lrsd ,,o,l ,,a,es 5, that advices just re-
iaeut men - .ohio declare that prom
sroundlss.. :, 81 Japan denounce as
tsssn NH tha IN, the reports that war be-
ifessble. sd States and Japan is
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FROZE ON PLAINS

Kansas City. Feb. Especial =
James Cummings. aged 40 years. &
rock driller. froze 10 death on {
prairie last night,
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-05

Valentines at the C. V. store
Read the great adv. Of the G. j.
brokerage company Thursday
Mrs. A. B. Shilling leaves inns
evening for Los Anbgeles for visit
with her SON
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|BE ON TINE

"a t,se advantage of the many
,siul and handsome altele.
,,s 20 are suffering m 3ar s'le
f eoces, cut glass, ta7ts silver
I'D all kinds Ct jewelry. Our
uIes, have been reduced on all
athese articles, which are au
ht for weddings or birthday
Etts, or for use in your own
Aone.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-05

Ladies gymnasium class starts at
Turner hall Wednesday evening, Feb.
6 at o'clock.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-05
EXAMINE NEGROES

Washington, Feb Especial -
The senate committee on military af-
fairs today started the formal in
vestigation OF. the Brownsville negro
affair. Many discharged negro sold
iers are here to testify but only one
has been called before the commit
tee.
Read the great adv. of the G. j.
Brokerage company Thursday.
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IT'S 81 BELOW

= st. Paul, Feb. 5.-(speclaD =
= The temperature is ranging =
= from 20 to so below zero today +
+ in this city. +
!. j.
!. i. + 4. + !. !. + < + + X X +
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-05

IN necessary to progress and our
49, over 10 improve on our work.
!. s nonla. neither time nor expense to
.. "N-Io-DATE, That the rea-
rs,., u' patrons always get their
DEAN oi PHOTOGRAPHER
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THE FAIR
''The Attractions Al The Fair Are The Little Prices
The Fairs February Sale Of Embroideries
Commences Tuesday, February 5th

clearly surpassed all previous records and that's only
another way of saying this will be the greatest and most
beautiful assortment of embroderes exhibited this
city An important feature of this sale will be the large
numbers of fine embroideres made upon machines that
produce work hardly dstnguhabe from expensive hand
made goods
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-05

g DON'T TELL ABOUT WHAT you
WOULD DO. IF YOU WERE SOME
ONE ELsE-JUsT SHOW WHAT
you CAN DO YOURSELF.
BARD.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-05

|. rr ARE STRONG As WE "a ALLY ag
OrRsar' AND WEAK AS WE DIS
|N.E,Sr, T,sn OR DIsosEy THEM
BrBBlRD-.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-04-15
ABERDEEN TIDE LANDS.
Applications Made fof Purchase and
Lease of Tide Lands,

OLYMPIA, April l3.-The following ap.
plicatons for Aberdeen tide lands and
barbor area have been fled with Land
Commissioner Ross:
To purchase, tide lands-Northern Pa
ci6c Railway Co.. four tracts E. L. Har.
rison, Ed. Dolan, Peter Wilson, Jean B.
Stewart, ". B. Mack. Western Lumber
Co., S. E. S!ade Lumber Co., John
WEIGH. American Mill Co., Geo. H.
Thomas, ct al, City OF Aberdeen.
To lease, harbor area-Western Lum'
Der Co., S. E. Slade Lumber Co., ". B.
Mack. United States Lumber Co., Peter
and James Wilson, Anderson & Middle.
ton, Lumber Co., City OF Aberdeen and
Geo. H. Thomas ct al.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-04-15
AMESSOF TONMYRO7
WALL STREET JOURNAL ON mis-.
TAkES OF FINANCIERS.
Thinks Rockefeller, Hartman and
Ryan Greeted Suspicion by FEELING
to Cater TO pupliC Opinion. Their
Real Mistake was Desire TO Loot
the public.

Some people will BE- discouraged when
they read in lie Wal. str. et journal
unQnes,onst,lv the i.irest snd irsnkest
OF financial Iubiicalions-,his jumbo Of
,ommyrot
The mistake that Mr.. Rockefeller,
Mr.. Hartman snd Mr. Ryan have made
i tn. they have delayed altogether too
long IN making friends with public opin.
ion. Their delay has suhjec,ed them 10
suspicion, to lack Of confidence. SO tia,
now when they speak the country listens
but no, with that re.pec, which would
have been theirs ii they had SPOKEN
freely years ego. Nevertheless, ii i. bet.
ter ate than never. They are undouui.
edly stronger Tor giving their views pub
licily. TIE public IS discovering that
after sll the ffrrenre between thelr
op'nlC rs and those OF is own s not SO
wide as MAS supposed. A tet'er muiusl
understanding EXITS aL6 the points Il
agreement are discovered to be many. Ii
is in tie highs degree noteworthy that
the NOE which is struck by mort vi the
! hnanciers and corporation managers v no
have recently spoken either through IN.
tervIew or article or address has teen Of
high ethical character. Eniorcems Mt
OF the Jaw. publicity. reasonable govern.
meni regulation and lair competition
have in genera been commanded. Truly
much has been gained during the past
few years"
Tue mistake that Messrs. Rockefeller,
Hartman and Ryan made was in seek.
ing to faslen ulrn The people monopolies
in the con,enieuces the people mues
have. II the pe'pie have learned any.
thing lately concerning the methods OF
these Zen il is not because they have
suddenly taken TO frankDess in their
public statements. 1t is because tie
men have been unable 10 longer conceal
all Of tue Truth aud il Is absurd / r The
Wall Street Journal 10 cay that these
men are stronger with the people by
reason OF the revelations. Many who
did 10, know the truth before know now
that these go plains Of industry" are
distinctly opposed 70 genuine euiorce.
men, Of aw. to real publicity to regula.
ton that regulates and 10 any sort Il
seriou. com petition. Whatever has been
gained Dunn. the pas, few years Is III :te
revelations which STOW the coIrmerc a
pirate IN some men who POSED a. CO D.
tains Of indu .lfy" anu the emb b. II er OF
trust funds IN some men no were point.
ed 10 as chan plons ii the natl5uai
houor''-Bryan Commouer
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-04-15

Wngtcorn and >kagit counties have it
figured on, that the irei2h. EN- barge On
the tirea, Northern has cost them a
million and a hall dollars. Hail OF this
is in :he lose Of wages by employees OF the
saw and shingle mills and the losgin
campo. Il certainly is pretty serious
matter, but the railroads have also lost
something.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-04-15
CONVENTIONS END.
A. o. U. W. winds Up Grand Lodge
BuSine SIS friday Afternoon.

ConiiuulnL the report oi the a. . |.
". ana D-gree OF Honor grand lodges
which held their sessions u tbi. city las.
week, he only new work taken under
cons;de. alton was the discussion Of a
new plan OF rates. The present plan is
60 arranged thai each mem Der is assessed
according 10 lis age until lie arrives at
81 years, when the rate ceases TO in
tate, according - age, al time OF joining
ing the order. Alter a iui consideration
OF tie new plan, and though il was sup.
ported strongly by many prominen.
mem beis 0. the ororF, il was decided 10
make TO change.
On Thus ay evening the visitors were
Electric pais, and i is ueed e.s 10 say
that as usual, j ABERDEEN did not lose any
OF her reputation as n entertainer.
Friday was devoted, by both bodies, 10
routine work. the installing OF tue Lev
officers being the principal business OF
the day, and after passin. resolutions u
thank. 10 the citizens OF Aberdeen, the
labors were brought to an end.
Among the pleasant happening at the
close OF the session was the presentation
to Retiring Past Grand Master Workman
E. >tenbach, Of beautiful sterling sill.
yer service, consisting OF 80 pieces. On
one OF the plates is the follow ing inscri !.
ton: Presented 10 E. inbach, P. 6
NJ. W., by the member OF the Grand
Lodge Of A. O. L. W. 1917" 1t is the
custom to present the retiring q. VI. ".
each year with a suitable memorial, but
this was by far the handsomest and most
valuable gilt ever given. The gift was
presented in behalf OF the members By
Past Grand Master Frank NJ. Spain, Of
North Yakima, who in a we'll chosen
and happy speech thanked Mr.. Stein.
bach for the services rendered the order
during the past three years, asking him
to accept the gift as coming TO him from
his brothers who loved him.
On Saturday morning a large mum Der
Of delegates went to Moclips, to view the
ocean, many Of them seeing i, for the
fret time.
This closed the fifteenth annual session
Of the body, and is pronounced by all to
have been the most successful in its
history.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-04-15
A REMEDY.

The Grays Harbor Post presents en-
alarming picture Of the outlook ior war
be, ueen en- ployer. ard employed to the
injury Of all. and ssks for the remedy
There i.. probably no cure.all Tor tine
evil anylm more than fox any other attic
ton, bu. there is no doubt that the s''ic'
enforcement o, a:cs mpulsory aroitIation
law would 90 long way toward stop
ping unreasonable conflicts
A cour. Of arbiusti, with full powers
70 enforce lie orders would enable both
sides OF s:con,roversy to present the case
for equitable adjustment before the con-
flic, reached the point. where ii inIu''-
onsly affected others than the immedl'
ate parties concerned. In TACT, the aoi!'
ity Of lgistliIg ,ntio!tI, OF an uni'iL'
CT ed labor agiia,or, TO injure innocent
parties through unneceseary.strikes and
.ockuuls. is, tie weakest point in our guy.
.rom.n,al system today.a In no oIhe'
manner can quarrel between comtar'
alive small number Of people be allow
ed 70 iuiuie thousands Who have no In.
,-re., III the Contention without reme-
TIE recent struggle with the western
rallroads vas. an object lesson TO the
nation iua.lcanuot be TOO iorcibly called
to public attention. Here the differences
between lew railroad magnaies and
lev thousand employees threatened 10
block all the wheels Of Industry WesI OF
the Missouri river; create such panic
as: tue tcouuuy never saw; rum hun
dreds Of ltousaul. OF businessmen, anu
distress milions Of people VITO scarcely
krow the cause Of, the coutenuon. An
Arbitration court Is a. essential to pubic
peace tDday a. is aLy ctEeI court, anu
It's establishment. only awaits the cleo
ton OF lesislalois-state and natlonal-
With courage to DO hight superior 10
the iear Ct losing votes, presumed 10 be
carr.-d tie pockets Q. blatan: demc-
.ogues and agil ators, cut .or stuff.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-04-15
Referring to theifact that a surplus il

Referring to theifact that surplus in.
stead OF deficit shows up despite the
extravaganza OF the Fif,y.ninth congress
the st. Louis Globe.Democrat says:
"The Dingley tariff s equal to the emer.
gency every time" The Globe. Demo
crat fails to properly locate lthe respon.
sibility. II should have Stated that the
American people have::not.iyet; realized
the futilty OF trying to tax themselves
rich.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-04-15
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-pOp1-L,sM N WALL STREET

Liza i..ue O: February p, 1871 the
Will Stree, Journal printed an editorial
from which these extracts we're 'aNe"'
.rni. ignoring Of the effect OF an IN
.,..sad Droduc ion Of gold upon prices
-. ;n,e,s.,. however, is limited 10 tie
,,..s,,,;ne. There are few who deny
che, the epornous production OF goo
tom California and Australia during the
s..ads Is51.ls50 advanced prices of con-
uod;,;ss and increase ra,ee OF interest
IN tina, decade the worlds production
os gold va. $751;, ISL .ooO, an annual sv'
.,.se of sl3s. 39s.lco- Tie Wo'id's pro-
duc,ion Of gold for the ten .ears end''e
nth 1875 was 81 .se4 5000. an amman
average of s2se, ass 80. The world e
,,oduction OF god in 1906 is estimated
a. nearly s4oo, 900 900, and it lie expected
tina, ,h,s amour, will be exceeced our
ing the cureni year
can Increase N tie pIoouc'ion VI Guy
<..hs, commodity than gold, ether con-
di,ions remaining unchanged, causes .
al, in the price Of that c. N modify.
But the price Of gold is fixed by HE IA"
If G,sa, Britain, which requires the
Rank Of Eng and TO buy al! the goa 'na'
NAV he iepdeied a, tie price OF lls ~
,sr ounce standard, eleven.t" e.lths me-
and bv the. Jaw Of tie United states
va;ch require. the min. 10 purchase all
gold offered at s50.672 ior each ounce OF
pure gold.
THIS Wails;reel. editorial vas o. par
ticular int-res, 10 Thomas 4. liobets, a:
indeed. il must he 10 every other cio
time popuii.t. Referring il his paper
The investigator, TO TINS editorial, Mr'
Tibbets says: 1T seems strange 10 see
in the Wall stree, Journal exactly the
same Arguments that were the chie'
stock in ,rade.lwiih tie populist- IRON
1850 to 1907, bu. nevertheless, tbey ale
TO he found lLeie and. stated az dtgmAu'
cally as If these. same theories had not
been Denounced in hat PAPER and a!
other plutocla,ic, lers Of tie Last, a.
ANARCHY and socialism ten years ego
The nouuii-t. continually called atteL-
ton TO increase IN prices caused by TIE
discoveries oi,go.d in California and Aus
trana. Thy invent back to tie time CT
the discovery oi,.the anew world, and
quoted history io.proye the rlse in prices
when the Spanish ga!ieons. carried back
TO England tons OF gold and silver. Aud
now the Wall street Journal says that
the denial that an incr ea-e'n the.volume
of money raises. prices is. limited to the
present time. There was another thing
that the populis,s. insisted. upon. They
said the price Of gold was fixed by law,
and as long as The law existed there
could be no change in thetprcs. Their
opponents said that,gold had an. 'intrin.
sic value and the law had no effec. upon
its price. Now the Wall Street Journal
Endorses the old tpol uliss doctrine aid
says the same thing"