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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-15

= Large crowds, continue TO throng
thu Liberty theatre Manager X. l..
bernard leaves tonight for Seattle
aud North Yakima, very much
pieased With his success In establish
lug q high-class vaudeville electric
theatre IN Salem. lie has certainly
in } short time popnilarized his house
immensely. The orchestra Is com
posed 90 LeIa Tarplq,. Joy fprner
and erof kurth. Harry Holmes
makes his frst appearance tonight IN
monologne and homes trick artist. lie
Is whole show In himself Sec an
aoah mca, az program In this pa
pei
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-15
BRYAN SAYS TAFT HAS
EXPLANATIONS TO MAKE

philadelphia. Sept. 15.-W. ,. Bry.
an. who is here today on his way
East accused Taft of having evaJed
the issues IN the statement issued
frem Cincinnati, IN reply TO Bryan's
accusation thai ne had never made
his pOsitiOnpkn0Nn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-15

Bryan said Tafts statement,
his public addresses. dealt with
eralities.
He declared that there Is mac
Taft 20 explain In connection VI
record in the Philippines, ths|
guet railway systems perpetual
chise, with a perpetual guaran1
income.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-15

is the second trip Common has mad ,
to Salem during his racing career
here long ago. He has host ot
friends In this city. aud is well know 4
for his prominence In the race track
events.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-15
Must Improve station

The Railroad Commission has ls,
sued an order requiring the Southern
Pacific Company 90 make several I'm,
proyements on their Jefferson street
depot IN Portland Among other
things the Improvement is to include
a waiting room 10 Accommodate "a
persons. The order is the result oi
various complaints recently filed
against the manner in which the
company maintained the Jefferson
street station.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-15
Given Extra rime-

on aeeeaHF-iof the failure OF the
inter State Commission TO forward
the necessary hanks ta.the Railroad
Commission! the commission has
grantedeh eNepsion of S6'days to all
common carriers within, the state In
which to his their reports,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-15

Mrs. a. A. spaGlsiiag WIN be loeas-
ed at the fair all this week. in the
pavilion. An ladies. DESIRING work
bring your hair OF come prepared
60 bus pew. a-l5-St
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-15
FIRRs N MAINE LEAVES
Huntircsis Homeless

Saeo. Me, Sept lS.-The worst
are In Maine since the million-dol-
lar eonnagration al Portland. early
today wiped out large section OF
this city, and caused damage ests-
mated At 100000. rendering more
than eeo people homeless -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-15
fiIoi CommlsAlon Rerort.-

The oregon State Board OF Pilot
Commissioner fled It's report In the
governors once this morning. The
report shows that there are nine bar
pilots and two river pilots. and that
the amount OF pilotage collected for
the ""-' YER Is sss.sst2s. The
commissioners believe that the pilots
should not own their own boats. as
Il the case under the present system
and that plotting Is vital matter Of
state eoneern. and should be con-
troled exclusively by the state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-15

hoss---on the corner OF l2th ana
Wilbur streets. Monday evening. a
black purse containing $500 N
money and several other articles.
Reward II left at Journal
s-l5-sts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-15

wanted-~-By man and wife. q posi-
,ion on farm. Address IS. /" care
Of Journal. s-ls-sts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-15

George }. Common. now an auc-
tioaeer In Seattle. bat Was one Of the
toremos, men in the race horss world
here years aso, arrived thls alornlng
10 spend vacation and take In the
state fair common sold pools az the
Lone Oak track In 1898 Cor Billy
ASres. the ~sll-known race horse en-
sheslasl, who ls nov dead. and thls
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-15
ray Aillitlan,en-

The members OF Company NJ, o. n,
O., who .eelle on the eaeampment 70
American Lskes viii receive the pay
For their services tonight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-15
O'COATS

AS smart and stylish you'll your eyes on or
your frame into Hart schanner MARY made these ovoat
and for long. with patch DO
cts and general air of distinction You'll other
here They're all and all right
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-15
q O O % O o o o %
Personal MENTION
D And Movements Of Sal
d People.

% People.
% q q O q q ~ q q o
Mrs. Lydia Rasley and Nh
Morse. sisters OF 7. J KFess, 81
iting their brother and family \
lem. Their home s In Nebfa's'|
they are very much pleased si'l'
gon.
,. NJ, Ringo, the Stay'on ~
ker. Is In the city visiiiys as|
Floyd Churth,H and
bany. are yisitIgg With ooea' Il
intendent Smith aud We
city. during the Pte iaiS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-15
Mals An pa,-

Fair week az Womhn's Exchange
tlS Court street. = Start
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-15
srnat Intc4,ln.ni--

The renlalAs pf Grant'scott, for
mes resldenk II salem, who died ana
was eremsgtd ~ RoE1and recently,
SIlrb be shiTi*N,a hw city tomorrow
and win be shtA &fia the l.. s. Scott
lo' I" the ,}oSoS ' cemetery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-15
ns)RN.

MAUND- 10 the 50 y
Maund. at the Aons ,sA
street. a T-ppuna h
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-15
Good
Clothes

(see Court Street Window.
The difference in clothes; it's
the easiest thing in the woEsd tc
buy poor clothes; they prevail to
a much greater extent than the
we'll tailored individual and dis
tinctive kind. The poor kind is
easier to make, and the profits
thereon are larger. but when II
comes to satisfaction, that Is
wearing quality, perfect work
manship and faultless fashion
ing--only the good clothes make
a return on your investment, and
these are the features we can
conscientiously . sclaim for the
clothes we sell. You can't get
anything but good clothes at this
store, even though you spend rs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-15
City News

Ntaihtf iofecAHi--
Fair aud cooler tonight. wedn@s-
day fair, warmer.
Gibson Place
4 No waiting. ~ ehalys. also slady
manicure. -. eod-tf
TO Expect
A store 20 forge ahead Of its ad-
yertising Is like expecting trala
10 run faster than lis engine,
Nlne renghs--- ~
of the people are essentially hon
est. 30 ia only temporarily lost"
perhaps promptly advertised,
u. n. Ea,ers Ds'nlal--
The o. r. a n, Company hes iled
RngNers 10 the three complaints re-.
tenAy iiied against it in regard 20
the krain rates ia force on the kysa
tenn. and has denied each and everJ
allegation contained Ia the com
plain,s. except that Il admlts the ex-
n,ehRe of che rates as specified In
thef@omplaints. Arthur q spencer.
atgolpey for the rSilfoad company
has : giasR Co slas Raisfoad commls-
sion AskinE tlsat the date OF hearinf,
wh'oh was set Tor September &c, be
ppstGpned untn the last 0f October
OF nrst OF November IN ordS 90
EiveNhe company more, tsme 10
whlct 20 prepare lta case,
a .--
HID ffor the gRhiidiag OF city Harm.
ny order 81 the comuon conneil
OF the City OF salem. the special com.
lnlttee on strce.a aud are aud water
will receive bida for a olly barn. as
per tlans aud specifications 60 be
seen Rt Walter Lows barn. Bids 60
be placed IN the hands OF Mr.. Walter
Low not later than no o'clock a. IN,
September ~. ieoS, The city re-
serves the right TO reject any oy all
bids s-ia-st
Vlted FRIDAY aud saturday, sep,em-
be n and ~ The Vogue Mllnn-
cry, s7e North Commercial street.
s-s.u
Just feceised--
A sihpmen. Of. cedar pOsss VIII
au9,e special presi ,ot few aaya I
The @ X. = 5. CO s,ie-li (
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-15
|NEWTODAY

strayed ar stolen BAY mare. white
face, branded @. c, on right stifiv
aud 5. on left stine. Bay horse
branded Char on left stifle;
weight about ll5O each. SEQ. w.
II. Brock. Newberg, Ore. s-15-Sts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-15

kine rcnlhs--- ~
of the people are essentially hon
est. 30 ia only temporarily lost
perhaps II promptly advertised,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-15

students should leass iafarmation al
the Capital business College. Phone
sSS. a-ia-St
Ruus,,a ,.-saR .6RS t
An exsHiAs tehaSsy occurred yes
'terday. whak one OF the horses be
loaging TO the salem Steam Laundry
took fright while the driver was Ia
the salem Hotel, and ran dashfng
down High street with the empty
wagon After raRnQts into a isooa-
pile aud a talvphoAt Tale. and smash
ing the wagon pretty badly. the horse
was finaIly stopped a. the Farmers
feed harm on South High street.
Gilson's BaFber shop
WIN be open az I a. m. aud close
al D. m. except wedns day, all fair
week 9-f4.lw
Say
foV will not have enjoyed the fair
as yoa should n you fail TO try a
rashmoo or la Corona elgay. They
are home production.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-15

little $3.50 for su S12.50 SUITS instance contain
quality fabric workmanship been
country money; patterns are as dy.
h the higher priced lines.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-15

Fair week al wtmans Rschange.
ans Court street, s-la-7t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-15

Gllson's Barber shop

WIN be open al 7 a. IN. aud clos
az y. m, except Wedns day. all fai
week. 9-f4-lw
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-15

A store 20 forge ahead Of It's ad-
yertisinE Is like expecting trsia
TO run faster than l,s engine.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-15
MODERN READY-MADE SECTION

Scrprpn pnnfs w~rsEy n HsrRYrr rm TIE r r Busy
STATE AIR VISITORS Welcomed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-15
BldN ifor theFiRaIldlag OF city nArn.

vited FRIDAY aud saturday, sep,em-
be n and " The Vogue Mlllin-
cry. SIC North Commercial street.
s-a-tt
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-06-13

ground Think II the Child keeping
books summers. taking only il skinny
two weeks rest. and Yet standing NJ
the head Of her class Why ii She de
serves the hnndsomcst while frock We
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-06-13


upon the Centeryille platform. She
had supposed that Kitty. with the other
graduates. would be at the station 10
see the train come IN. and. not finding
her she stood bewildered. with the
frightened eyes OF lost child.
Looking for some one. mothert"
rallied laughing voice.
With start She turned toward a
nearby wagon. where boy sat smiling
At her
II was sort OF looking for Kitty.
though she didn't know | was coming"
she explained. You see. it's Kitty's
commencement. and
"Oh, you're one OF the college crowd.
ARE youf You'd better get a move on
you Your trains twenty minutes late.
you know
Late" cried Elizabeth why. we
came rying Is II very far TO walk =
she asked. looking helpessly To right
and left Kitty speaks piece I
can't miss that"
The urchln's smile broadened into a
grin Then an impulse Of chivalry
stirred the thoughilcss boy heart. Say.
You climb up beside me. I'll drive you
there IN jiny"
The hall was crowded when Eliza.
beth entered. but smiling usher with
rose Ia his buttonhole found her a
seat just rs the band began To play
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-06-13

1T NNheti sFliaN HN evening TWO WptkS
later as he -.ii absorbed IN the irowsy
comfort uf his pipe. his chair tilted
back against the house. his slippered
feet crossed upon the porch railing
You seem sOrt pf tuc..crcd out"
Elizabeth looked AWAY ~ she an
sWcrcd She dared not trust too much
to- the deepening twilight The next
day would bc that al kittys gradua
ton
"Shucks." calculated Silas. that was
the gates click, Who can be comm
this lime Of nghtt Why. IL II amt
the doctors wife,"
Mrs. FHrlandy" Self rcproach min
glod with tenderness In the question
Ing In the Stress OF her own unhappl
ness She had forgotten the anguish
that her dear little frlcnS must be suf
lerlng rs she looked forward 10 the
HORTON for during the first years at
college Ethel Farland had been Kilt
| TVS classmatc aud only the preceding
summer. one Of typhoid at lIllsboro,
had the sweet young life been called
20 a higher school Elizabeth's bitter
ness shrivclcd IN shame. and. holding
/ oui l!cr arms she ran down the path.
~ words passed between the two wo.
men The unaccustOmcd kiss. the out
stretching thoughts Of each mother
heart was speech enough
Don't disturb yourself. Sllas." said
Mrs. Farand gently as they came up
10 the porch no, Betty. dear. can't
stay" Her voice nuttcred nervously
Il came only to give you this" She
Slipped au envelope into Eiizabeth's
astonlShcd hand. pressing II with
trembling fingers. THE express passes
through IIiilsboro at G:i5 aml gets to
Cenierville AT 10 Tile commencement
exercises don't begin I'LL halt past. YOU
know It's my own ticket the one I'd
have bought for myself If If things
had happened different This is the
only way You can help me bear to
morrow, BETTY"
She turned from the spellbound wo-
mau on the porch and dartcd up the
path The gate clicked The dark ST
tcncc WAS broken by the hootng OF an
owl. In a patch Of sky above the shad-
owing branches of the trees shonr II
star
Slceplc>S hours Of happy planning
Itful dreams OF thrilling adventure.
and Eli2aheth's night had slipped into
dawn For a moment of ecstasy she
fingered at her window. eyes uplIfted
II the glor! iiushin; the eastern sky:
then She stole downstairs to a hundred
little commonplace deeds OF love from
giving the chickens fresh water TO cut
ting "a pie for Silas' lunch
After they had hurried through
breakfast Elizabeth chattering 50
much that she forgot To eat. Sias
e!umly acqulrSccnt III his wlfe's fool
hankcriu after graduaiIn' shows q"
came the excitement Of dressing
Standing before her cracked mirror
her shaking hands tying the black lace
veil with us elaborate border about
the dingy straw bonnet trimmed in
purple ribbon and red currants. she
proudly sur eyed herself. glad that she
had Yielded a. Sllas live years ago and
bought cinnamon brown alpaca in
stead II the coveted gray. because It
looked more party fed for the present
occasion.
She who had Tor Years experienced
no more eXhllaratlng motion than .
jolting ride IN the farm wagon passec
through The whlrl on the express in
trance But u shock Of awakenlI
came when the express had left her
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and the graduating class trooped upon
the stage.
her veil and. putting on her specs"
gazed In delight ana awe III the young
girls seated there. all IL = tlutter of ex.
element aud tutfy white dresses.
1T looks like the pear orchard
abloom." she coniilrd Ia the lady he
side her. She leaned forward. her lips
parted her breath coming IN little
gasps. That's Kitty there In the
middlet the one with the sunsh,ny hair.
She's going to speak II piece" Her
hand trcmbled upon the lady's arm.
why have they hung those pink
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ground Think Of the child kcctlng
books summers taking only ii skinny
two weeks rest and yet standing at
the head Of her class why ii Inc de
serves the hnndsomcst while frock We
can buy her
"Shucks, Ia like 10 meet the fool
woman | bet round silver dollar IL
was . woman that invented gradu
attn Now Kits got her lc'rniu why
cant lie come home Ieaccable without
maxim a brass band circus of hcrseif:'
The chin nodded eXcltediy II know
them graduatin' shows They squeeze
you into hotbed crowded with chairs
ana there you SIT shut up light in a
boiled shirt your best clothes snellin
of the moth Tails that have been in
'em since the last funeral the sweat
streamin down your face like the
creeks In n freshet"
Perhaps" said Elizabeth shyly.
'tlsn't the ups and downs that make
life but the way YOU take them the
thin ears of corn along with the fun ="
She placed the last filled box IN the
waiting space Of the drawer and slow
ly Strengthened her sim aching body
Il know its been bad year. ST. but
tixingS FOR her commencement means
so much To girl and Kitty couldn't
save VI for them II was hard enough
TO make both ends meet anyway II
you could just strain point for the
frock IT.
4 told YOU" interrupted Sllas. 81
hadn't the money 10 spend on any such
foolshness. and that ends it," Tn
chin wagged vebemcntly "I'll not be
pestered to death about IT, neither you
understands"
Elizabeth turned to the house IN 81.
lence She did understand She had
been Slias wife thirty wears hut the
tightly closed lips were not closed In
meekness. aud the faded gray eyes
flashed The child should have her
filings somehow yes, even II her
mother had 10 take Elizabeth sank
into kitchen chair. the corners OF her
month quiverlng. her hands dropped
helplessy In her lap Then, rs though
ashamed OF weakness. she spraug To
her feet and resoutely FASTENED up
stairs into her bedchamher.
She gave a swift. stealthy glance over
her shoulder as she knelt before her
opened bureau drawer, pulling ont from
the toe OF knitted slipper small
wad wrapped in an old glove Breath
lessly she emptled her treasure troye.
pennies. nickels and dimes falling soft
ly upon the bills that her proud fingers
had counted ont on the floor Nine
dollars aud elghty-seven cents was the
measure OF her opportunity for self de
NAL. the means 10 fultll her hearts
desire for the radiant purpose Ia AT
tend kittys commencement had been
a golden dream bridging IN happiness
the loneliness toll and hardships Of the
past three years. and % that end she
had industriously boarded every cent
that she could call her own, rising an
hour earlier busy summer mornings TO
pick Wild berries for the doctors wife.
sitting up winter nights To- manufac
ture tomato pincushlons for the Christ
mas trade AT the HIllsboro store She
gathered the money In her hands hug
cling II % her breast "ktty's to speak
piece" she sobbed THE child's 20
Ing to speak piece. and her mother
won't be there"
The hot. tedious days lengtheneh and
Elizabeth went through her routine Of
duties with the soulIess precision Of a
machine.
Are you under the weather. moth
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-06-13
y Ge y
VdIediCtOria!l
A Commencement Day Story
BY FRANK II. SWEET.
copyrisn, lv1. by Frank II sweet

"W We no patience with your sky
scraplu' notions about cducatin'
up girls" A. Sllas looscned the
baked earth about the strawbcr
nv vines with his troIel he gave that
emphatic jerk Of the head that Eliza
beth called modelling his chin Stead
OF gallivantn' of to college i\it had Il
sight better stayed AT home helplu'
you
Elizabeth packed away a sigh among
the red berries that her quick fingers
were laying in precise little rows IN
their square boxes Some girls is spry
with their hands. ST. aud some with
their minds" She looked up smiling
the glow on her thin checks ether than
that OF the sun parching the thirsty
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-12-03
Labor Leader Ppemier in Australia a

Having failed To bring forward
IN the AnStrallan parliament
mca>ulc!'> sufficiently radical to
please the labor clement. the
members representing that purity
III the hou>r Withdrew their sun
port of the Dcakin ministry. and
the government WAS recently dc.
fcated on Il division. Mr.. Fisher,
a radical labor leader, will form a
new cabinet. This is the second
time the labor party has been in
power in the Australian federal
parliament. j. G. Watson,
another oCthr labor leaders. was
premier for Il short time in 1904.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-12-03

ALLIANCE
Whipped by Custom TaiIors of Los
Angles, California After a Two
Years Fight. Great Victory for
Organized Labor

-Nllcr Il long fight of two years
the custom tniiors of Los Angles,
Cal. have won the day. and their
victory over the Citizens Alliance
IS one that encourages the hope
that other trades may be as sue
ceSSiul and wrcSt the industries Of
That city from the blight of non
union influence. All the large
tailoring concerns in the city have
Slgncd union agreements with their
custom tailorS. and there is every,
promise that peace Will prevail for
some time to :omc. This settle.
mcnl j. undoubtedly an indication
mat the Citizens Alliance is
IooslnG its influence among the
employers III that section. 1t
achIrVcd Il standing o., false re
presentation that its support would
nfing peace and harmony TO the
industries of Los Angeles. In that
1t utterly failed. 1t brought only
discord and bitterness between the
employers and their working
people. Instead Of DESTROYING the
unions, 1t served to intensity the
union sentiment. and strengthen
IN" unions rather than in leading
TO their destruction.
Ii I'll" citizens Of Los Angeles and
the business interests are dcsirous
ol contributing to the welfare of
the city and to the growth of its
h"nStrleS they should give no
countcnance to uhc destructive
WORK OF the Citizens; Alliance. 1t
Is an association nf ,l;c+,,,,,,e ~
ihhuSlfia relations between the
employers and their working
people. and it does an infinite
amount OF injury III retar,ling i'm
"">lilal harmony and progress.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-12-03
timers Pass Ring
ing RESOLUTIONS
A JOINT
MEETING.

y CALL WILL BE Issued
BN THE OFFICIALS OF DIS.
lRltI NO. l.. L. NJ. w. OF \
\ ND THE X A. NAWII> COAL
ASSOCI ATION TONIC w
FOR y JOINT CONFERENCE
OF THE MINERS AND OpI.r
ATOitS OF TIE l\A\AW~HA
DISTRICT IN THIS CITY
I'll | RSDAN DEC. 10. 1905.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-12-03
Reasons Why You Should Be With
Us=-=Who Cares for you Anyone?
Is it the Employers Association?
ls-it the Unorganized Workers?
Do You Care for Yourself,

unions as the principal means of
the working class
Scores Of other men, whose
names are familiar in every house
hold, might be quoted as intlorsinS
trades unions unrcServcdly, and
surely they cannot be accused of
partisaniSm, and consequently
they are better authorities than
the unlcarned non -unionist who
permits some selfish, petty boss to
do his thinking for him.
The unions are here, are neceS-
Sary. will remain and have no
apologies to offer.
We are prepared to prove
That the unions raise wages.
The evidence is overwhelming.
That they prevent reductions of
wages. Present conditions sub
Stantiatc that fact.
That they reduce the hours Of
labor. Unorganized trades work
the longest hours. 4a
That they aid the unemployed
members TO secure work. The
-uniOniSt receives no such as
SiStancc.
That they proved for the sick
and help the widow aud orphan.
That they are unequivocally OPP
posed to child labor in any form.
New Orleans Labor Record,
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-12-03
FOLLOWING ARE RESOL UTI0Ns ADOPTED
RESOLUTION no. |

HEEEAS, your Resolution Committees after t;kiu.
III consideration the conditions of the country, every
"S pol'S 10 the return Of Industrial activity in the
future
EEENS, the ncccss'rics OF life advancing by rapid
strides, therefore DC
'SoIN ED thlt cannot
OF contract entered into good the orcltoS of
the kanaw ha Valley.
III: IT RESOLVED that econcu II The
llou OF the international
ask them to at take and make special effort to
organize New River, Cabin Creek Crock and
the operator relief of the conditions now com,
plain of.