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The Dickinson press., 1908-10-24
L. A. SIMPSON,.
for Reelection for State Senator. 31.t
District, Stark County. s@s%st
spector Of New England precinct in re

spector of New England precinct in re.
gard to same.
On motion VIM. Berg was appointed
to act as inspector of the Iowa precinct
at the November election. Auditor is
herewith instructed to notify Mr.. Bers
Of his appointment.
On motion the next regular meeting
was set for the hearing of the petition
presented by Mrs. Halbett for roadway
through sec Is, twp. 1873. I. 90.
On motion the board adjourned to
meet at / 80 p. n.
Afternoon session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
with all members present.
Report Of clerk of court for the month
Of September showing fees collected to
the amount Of S. 50. was examined and
ordered fled.
Report Of the register of deeds showing
fees collected for September to the
amount Of $fs6. IS, examined and
ordered filed.
Sufficient petition being presented for
the opening up Of a road way as follows .
Commencing at q Dofnt from range IS
on the township line between townships
1873 and 134, running in an easterly
direction until such point on the Cannon
Ball river is reached as now intersects
said township line between section S
and 81, thence following said river as
closely as. may be to that point between,
sections 80 and "a on said township
line; thence in a northe1ly direction for
eighty (s0) rods ; thence in an easterly
direction two hundred and forty GAO
rods: thence along said Cannon Ball
river as near as may be to the center
line of section IS. range 90. township
1874.
The next regular meeting was fixed as
a date for the viewing Of said road.
A petition presented by the Northern
Telephone Co. for the construction. of a
telephone line in Hettinser county, was
laid over until the next meeting.
On motion Geo. W.. Dyson was ap-
pointed to investigate case of Ingrebrect
Johnson's family and see that the proper.
needs are supplied them.
On motion the board adjourned to
NEE November End, 1908, ats O'Clock.
ROBERT D. BERRY.
County Auditor.
The Dickinson press., 1908-10-24
HERD LAW
Not BE Abolished

1 see that our commissioners il Het-
finger county have authorized a vote at
November 3 election on the proposition
to abolish the herd law. In my opinion.
the homesteader could not precipitate a
greater calamity for the county than the.
a%bolishing Of this law, which would mean.
that no stock could run at large between.
the 1st of December and the 1sts of April,
as at present. This would practically
compel every farmer to fence his quar-,
ter section at an expense Of about $25o..l
As the law is now, the settler can fence
his stacks and after the sIst of December,
when all the crops are out Of the way,
let his stock grazesuntil 5thesIst of April.
Think this oyer, talk It over with men men
who have had experience. and | am sure
you will never vote 70 abolish the herd
law. gs AZ s& ~
At .. S. CHASE.
The Dickinson press., 1908-10-24
For Sale.

Ten head grade Hereford-sand-.zo,
head short horn cattle; for particulars
call or address c. A. ALBRIGHT, New
England, N. d. Io-Io-4t
The Dickinson press., 1908-10-24

Repoftof ]. J.Lee justice Of peace
examined and ordered fled; and warrants
ordered drawn in favor. witnesses
Report offs VIM. Carols. Justice Of the
prteaaapcsea. i examined \, and ordered filed
Il appearing to tie board that II viii
be more convenient for the voters Of twp.
sf36. q. TO vote with the New Eng.
land township at New England than to
divide the precinct at this time, the
auditor is instructed to notify the: In
The Dickinson press., 1908-10-24

Proceedings of the Board of Com
missioners of Hettinger County,
North Dakota.
October 5th. 1908, 9 80 a. m.

October 5th. 1908, $50 a. m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
with all members present.
Minutes of the previous meeting read
and approved.
Sufficient petition being presented for
the opening up of a road way through
sec. 80, twp. 1888. =. %. the same was
granted and the next regular meeting
was fixed as a date for the viewing Of
said road which is more particularly
described az follows:
Commencing al the center of the north
line of section thirty-two, (32), town
ship n hundred thirty-three (133),
north of range ninety-two (92). west of
the 5th P. M, thence running due south
to the center of the south line of said
section, township and range.
The following bids for 80 tons of lia-
mite coal for the county building were
opened:
J. A.. Ulberg, 81. IS per ton. $3.50 90
VIM. Anderson. 2 IS per ton. 236 90
j. E. Eldridee, 2 so per ton. 200 90
Eckals & Larson, 3 90 per ton. 240 90
J. R. Chalmers, 2 IS per ton. 22O 90
Kern & Sexe, 4 06 per ton. 325 90.
The bid of j. Eldridge to furnish so
tons at 81. so being the lowest bid re-
ceived was accepted and the. states
attorney ordered to draw up contract for
same.
The following bills were audited and
allowed and the auditor instructed to
draw warrants in payment of same:
Mott Supply Co., supplies. .....$ 81 0S
Henry Barry. attendance coroner:s
nQueS + %
Will Swartz. road work....... 3 90
Walker Bros. & Hardy. blank
records IS so
Wellington Cafe, meals for jurors 9 IS
Mott Pioneer Press, publishing
and stationary. ............. "a S.
H. O.. Pearce, stamps for various
Offices NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "a %
j. j. Lee, supplies. 1 IS
VIM. Hendrick, road work.. rs
Cannon Ball Tel. Co., telephone
services 8 go
G. Lewis Ross, money advanced
county z 50
Hettineer County Herald, publish
~ S-rR ...aE #f--. -"r -
Auk ! %
j. A. Ulbere, plans and speci-
~ications II 90
Koesel Lumber Co., lumber. ~. 90 So
A. Rawling, road work ........ IS 90
Oak. Mere. Co.. supplies. ....... II 80
Geo. H. Stone. office rent three
90 90
Henry Barry, attendance district
court OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II 90
Dan Runkel, road work. 80 90
Mott Blackmsith, repairs 7 TO-
Barth Nero. Co.. supplies ...... 90
Henry Barry. services. 3. ...... ~ IS
L N. Starks. constable. ....... 10 90
Orville Williams, work in super
intendent.st office q, . 10 90
j. m. Watson. mimeograph..... 80 90
II. James, mileage 3rd quarter 15e 20
Rspoftsof ]. ]. Lee. justicssl Of peace,
examined and ordered fled and warrants
ordered drawn in favor. 81 Witnesses
Report 81 VIM. Carols. Justice Of tie
peace. examined and ordered filed.
t appearing to tie board that il win
be more convenient Tor the voters 81 stwp.
sf36.. ]. 81, to- vote with the New Eng
The Dickinson press., 1908-10-24

To winter IS head of town horses.
Pasture, sheds, hay and straw, 9 miles
southeast of Dickinson. Call or write
w. J. Motley, Dickinson, N. d. Io-Io-tf
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-16

Continued on last page.I
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-16
Statement of the Board of Directors of the Agricultural
and Mechanical College of Texas
College Station, Texas, February IA, 1908
TO rnr pfoplf OF TrxAs.

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regard the conditions and M College
full and They
About
the
President the Board who promptly called meeting Of the Board by wire The Board convened
President no reason for the request was assigned the petition The bmon which had been s
'"s' sp IRE Wv r % r ne a p pass NJ co ing 4 .
unqualified faith the integrity ability and absolute hs" President H H. Harrington
present building of
Ro~. John NJ Sebastian Walton A.
the the Faculty
cm against the management of the administration of the A. and NJ College con-
sn the President Board charges will considered
The Board adjourned the breach of harmony had been bni
Following departure Friday
e the College and on arrival found well organized strike existing in the student body
The organization had been perfected and oy managed some controlling influence that
discipline
College duties The demand made that either the President the boys
would home and the sharp clear cut issue was draw" whether we the highest governing
The Board delegation Senior Class them
their complaints would be carefully and patiently heard but unable them sH
s 70. demand that the President removed The Board then ordered the Fae"o
80 the Faculty the M College Gentlemen The Board been
Faculty proceed firmly enforce the regulations the College and dismiss
my students who classes and authority
nns President the Board further stated that he was directed by the board " ask the Faculty
ptdgin n ou h read
ntoh Board:
houht tina fan heanngbe
Board Directors to President
re mi t s it vii tn Board.
That we be represented " attorney the Board
e b Il SUI befe the Bardbo thveral and written
That be allowed n n W ny
ma who peaBb lie re poecnd
very the o Directors the
The Board replied writing Senior Class follows
Replying % ha w
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Of a Ia the cmpl
thoroughly and fairly considered and full protection extended o0pnns and witnesses
Pending and
(Sgne1 X K President Directors
N o o T. J.
Beesey nm h resume
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to heudero uspen
acup o nd
the al OF the this
uden benon any
to-day theebyin in
md Regulate
uthoh)"
ITO Member o the Bord Directors the A.. NJ
At uetof Commit
atIvasds A, & M a
oPed den the Board
amadeo
the
that ywowa
atIw onyd College had employed
the owhhh to $1,000
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-07-16

the lowest and most responsible
bidder. The board reserves the
right to reject any and all bids,
not satisfactory.
Plans and specifications of
of building can be seen at the
Office of Handy and Haynie.
c. c. HANDY, President,
ALEX VAUGHAN. Sec.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-07-16
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

School board of Prescott will
receive sealed bids for the erec-
ton of a one story brick build
ing SO x So, also bids for school
desks, black boards, crayons and
until July Is, 1908, at which
time contracts for such buildings
and supplies will be awarded to
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-07-16

One five room cottage with
barn, garden, etc, new. Cost
$3.50. You can buy it today for
$3.50.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-07-16
MT. MORIAH.

Crops are short and needing
rain.
Brother Erwin filled his ap-
pointment Sunday.
Prof. Silvey's music school
starts here the 18th.
School opened this morning in
in district SO by Prof. Keef.
Please do not forget the grave
yard working July "a. Come all
who are interested and bring
such tools as are needed.
KILLGO.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-07-16
SPECIAL NOTICE.

l hereby call a meeting of tie
stock holders of the Farmers
Union Warehouse Co., to meet
at New Salem, July 10th, 1908.
one o'clock, p. m. Important
business pending.
w. Z. JONES, Pres.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-07-16
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.

One five room cottage with
barn, garden, etc, new. Cost
$3.50. You can buy it today for
$3.50.
One six room house, 1-2 block
of land in Warren's addition.
Nice pear orchard, and good
well. A splendid proposition at
500, or for rent at $3.50 per
month.
A splendid stock ranch and
farm Z miles northeast of the
city, IN - mile of r. +. D., and
one mile of two churches and a
school house. Comfortable home.
Sixty acres in cultivation. one
mile of river. Endless stock
range, $50 acres in track, one
third in river bottom. Price 81, =
$50 cash gets it. Will also sell
two brood mares and colts. stock
and milk cattle, and lots of hogs
"a snap
One coy four room cottage
home in west Prescott. Good
water garden and barn. viii
exchange for improved sandy
land farm Price 500.
Twelve acres next To corpora
lions iH east Prescott. two tenent
houses on tract. GOOD water.
Worth double the price asked.
Take I today for 81 coo cash.
Long list Of fara and city
property. See me or write for
list. Vaughan Realty Co.,
ALEX VAUGHAN.
Sec. and Mgr.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-07-16
Editor Nevada Picayune:

III
Editor Nevada Picayune:
According to promise will at
tempt to write up that venerable
order known as the Sons of Rest.
At first | was not favorably i'm
pressed with the order, on &C
count Of Brother Ingram saying
that there was nothing to eat in
it, and that he quit it on that &C
count. | am informed by the
most prominent members that
while Brother Ingram is an non
est, upright man, that he mis-
represented the order in saying
there was nothing to eat in it,
that they expell d him, that
Brother Ingram owned three
farms near Providence church,
and either one would make him
living. He slipped off up Gar
land creek and rented land to
make a small corn crop. On ac-
count of excessive rains he lost
his crop and his membership IN
the order, knowing that labor
would not be tolerated in the or
der and they are going to live
strictly up to the constitution
and by lows. They fined Jack
Lavender for chewing ten cents
worth of tobacco a day, claiming
that a man cannot chew that
much a day without laborlng.
c. n. Riddle was suspended 30
days for pushing Ira Mcmillan
up a tree in the court house yard,
so he could see the performance
in the airdome theatre. The
Sons of Rest tell me that their
organization is capitalized at
$50, 900 paid up, and this institu-
ton covers all the grounds of all
Other fraternal organizations eX-
cept the church. They are
strictly temperate, work in con-
junction with all labor unions
and is the only organization to
fit the times no initiation fees,
no dues, no hall rent, all meet
ings are open door-on the
streets. All applicants for men,
bership must abstain from labor
six months previous to apphca-
ton, after living in the order six
months the key will be given
YOU how they wear good clothes
and have plenty to eat without
work. The Sons of Rest claim
they nave the only remedy that
will bring about a fair price for
cotton and labor and they viii
apply t. that during the civil
war cotton raising was suspend
ed tour years and the price Jump
Ell from 8 to Is cents ana labor
j, proportion. They tell me
they have purchased d tadpole
farm IN the Caruse bottom and
nave ordered screens 10 screen
the farm to keep the mosqui tos
off the tadpoles, which will be
cannrd at Prescott. asked
them what canned tadpoles were
good for and they Medical Scien-
ces have discovered that one can
of tadpoles contain more brain
food or tonic than all other remi-
dies known, and these canned
goods will be kept in the SAM
tarium of the Sons of Rest, and
when that so-called class of
farmers come to town. like me
and others loading up our wagons
with corn, meat, hay and lard
that we will be taken to the Sam
itarium and treated on tadpole
brain food. So you see they are
fraternal and charitable. am
favorably impressed with them.
JAMES SNODGRASS.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-07-16
A new ENTERPRISE,
BLEVINS CANNING co.
Has a Capacity of About
1000 Three Pound
Cans Per Day.

The Blevins Canning Company
of Blevins Ark, is now running
at full blast, working about fifty
men, women and children. 1t
has a capacity of about 10000
three pound cans per day, and is
now running day and half Of the
night. This cannery was put up
by the citizens Of that community
which composed the BIevins
Fruit Growers Association. Il
has a paid up capital Of $1,000,
with W, T Smyth, president
Pc stephens. business mana
ger.
Their are some Of the finest
orchards around BleUns that can
be found in the State and the
people there are wide awake and
progressive. The land is espec-
ialiE adaptei to the liberia
peaches and will grow taem as
fine as anywhere in the country.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-07-16

We further report that included i'll the of
outstanding July l. 1908 viz 1904 to the
of S. 1897 issued Improvement District No. l. which
circulation and will probably be redeemed the city and
improvement District embrace the same territory.
In arriving the indebtedness of the city for the
ending have taken the balances given the
book and have disregarded former statements
Respectfully Submitted
d. L. MCRAE, Recorder
II. E. BEMIs
T. r. WRIGHT
NJ w. ericsson,
Finance Committee
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-07-16
BRYAN'S WEALTH FIXED At $4,000.

Lincoln, Neb.. JuIY s. Accord
ing to the hasty estimate made
by the county assessors, W. J.
Bryan stands eighth in the list
of Lincoln's wealthy men. Mr..
Bryan S possessions, as estimat-
ed in the list filed today in the
court house, total the modest
sum of S84, 900. The total is
made up OF the following items:
1875 acres of land $50 acres worth
So, 900 in the name of Mrs. Bry-
an. $29, 125,
House at Fairview $21. 900,
Improvements, barns So, 325,
The Commoner $40, $50,
Personal property SIP. 800,
The latter item is made up of
the following, as returned by the
owner:
Household goods So, 500,
Jewelry $500,
q head of cattle 81, 200,
Dogs $40,
Cash on hand April $500,
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-07-16
INDEBTEDNESS OF CI---Y JULY, 1907

INDEBTEDNESS OF CITY JULY 1, 1907
Warrants outstanding July l, 1907 SS,36735
Amount due from City to Collector 51606
Amount due City from Cantey S97511
Amount due from Treasurer 27194
Amt. due City from st. L. |. M. & S. RR. 410.59
Amount balance due corporation tax 121723
Amount due from City Marshal 22350
$299837 S. S83 Al
Indebtedness of City July /, 1907 $588504
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-07-16
GLEASONS EUROPEAN HOTEL
RESTAURANT IN CONNECTION
ROOMS sl.00 UP

ROOMS sl.00 UP
Electric Lights, Electric Elevators,
Long Distance Telephone, Telegraph
and Typewrting. We use Boiled
Filtered Water. Corner Second and
Center Streets. Little Rock, Arkansas.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26
Sherin's Sale

BY virtue of an execution i.sued out the
Clerks ONCE Of the District Court Of Rio
0rands County. and State of Colorado, and "
me directed. whereby am commanded to make
tho sum Of Three Hundred and Seventy -thr roc
and iSiOO Dollars, ks73.lsl and costs OF suit.
tho amount OF a certain Judgment recently
obtained against Ernest 4. Scrogin in favor Of
U. q. Carpenter ont Of the lands, tencments,
goods aud chattels Of tho said Ernest 4. Scroxin
have levied on the following property, towit
100 Shares Of the capital stock Of The Asiatic
Tunnel Mining and Milling Company. entered
on said companys books as evidenced by Tor.
tiacate No. 2a2 for ~ shares, and by Certificate
w for 81 shares.
Therefore. according to said command. l
shall expose for sale, At Public Auction, all the
right. title and interest Of the above named
Ernest A. scrn9in 10 aud to the above described
S% y. Il o'elocI a. ths Sorsh ' dmor .;
the United States Post Once in Monte Vista
Rio 9rande County. Colorado.
Dated at Dol Norte tbi. 18th day of Decen,ber
laA.
August j. WEISS.
Sheriff OF Rio Grande County.
First Pub. Dec. Is. last Pub. Jan. rs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2o, 1908
THE FEAR OF SOCIALISM

When Leslie NJ. Shaw. coun-
try banker who was for a time sec
rotary Of the treasury, told the
alumni of Dickinson College last
week that socialism is rampant and
alarming, he did not allude to the
Socialist party. The Socialist
party having fallen back in its
vote, has lost its power of fright
ening the Leslie NJ. Shaws.
No man who is not exerting all
his powers to free society from
the wicked and intolerable condi-
tions of the present is fit to raise
his voice against socialism, or any
other ism" that honestly prom
isss amelioration, even remotely.
Escape from the clutch of plu-
tocraey is the goal toward which
society irresistably moves, with
increasing momentum, utterly re-
yardless of the fanatic warnings
Of conservatism. If a better way
than socialism shall be revealed to
the understanding of the majority,
then the country will be saved
from socialism. But not otherwise.
Chicago Public.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26
SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS

Notice is hereby given that will sell, at pub.
lie suction, 70 II. hishe.t rs-pons'bls bidder.
T.. At i: o;ises q Tss STAT. board a. q Land
Connissioneru. Capitol Huiiding, Denver.
Colorado. tho following described lands. sit.
1 aa aaS .:e ::os T.
RsnS:7 East. Minimum Price Per Acre 90.
n. ": 3c..t:r, Section =, ToSnship - North
ss e"" s.fs r:. As': so,,
Range East. Minimum Price Per Aero 10.
3. z. quarter. Section ~. Township ~ North,
s.ss,,as ho~.r.S to hes x. s.. a.. a f'r
al rights 70 asy coal or other mineral Of any
character underlying .nid land, aud tho right
sacstSsr visS soossh Of tie surface q .."s =:
nav b nscessary for tho proper and COW enisnt
vestiss Q! sseh mineral
Velue Of l1prIvsaents on this land as sp.
Dssissd b. this Dspa rtm-ai. $500
.OvseS Of l1Proveaent- W. J. Sanderson,
hosts Vista. Colorado
eale Application No. iai.
No land vill b ss,d at Iess than tbs nuimsm
price ~ acrs. ~ given ahovs. fhs parcsis
vi! b sold In the aboye order. and each trsc,
0tlI b sold - Described ahovs-be tho zans
fer1s q payment sh.il be .. follows. wig {:
O. lssds ssllias for ss'o to Is per acre. 10 e-r
sle bsIaaes 10 eighteen e.,uai .nuu.I psy.ssts
oess thsn g psr acre and lss. than is psr
Ssisses Il sos;s:ss s,ssl ssassi e.y.ss;. =,
ssd sevards, . per cent. cash, and balance In
~ rssess:!s de.: -. os - 1 Is Improve. :
ehoess vill e1scuts hond. a. provided In Sscsiua
U.iSsd ststs-, or one who he. DECLARED RI.
lesecsson OF heeoninx sueh, s,ast pay sppratss'
osot aad advertising fees.
Rs6istss State Board Of Land Com N i.s iosers
FiSt Pub. Dec. 3: last Pub. dec. -.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26
Nesiee 81 1sbiIe rr.ssee's seie

who~a- OH the 9Th day Of March A. u. IsDs
Robert ". Chapman INSIDE. executed. sekowi.
edged and delivered tn The public trustee OF
Bio 0rande County. Colorado. rs trustee. b..
certain trust deed which on the 18th day Of
March. A. ID. lHI. was duly recorded in the
once Of the County Clerk and Recorder Of Ho
Srnnste County. Colorado. In book ~, NJ poop
liz whereby hc conveyed IL the said public
trustee. ns ustcc. the following described
land situate. lying aud ,eins in the County Of
tio Grandr and STATE Of Colorado. towit: The
East half of Section IL. In township q. north
Of range : u. \. N. N. an nil bitches. numss,
h~asissics. water and water right. thcrcunto
belonging. and particularly an undivided four.
sssih. interest In the extension OF the jose M
Valdez ditch In Water Decree No. q In tbs
State of Colorado. and AN undivided four.
ic,iths Of IN. water carried by said ditch and
s." an undivided iour.ienths OF the water
dscrc "a said ditch by the District Court Of
the sisth Judicial District. now the Twelfth
Judicial Di.srict of the siatc of Colorado. for
thc purpose Of securing the pay mcnt II thr~s,
certain pron,..ot, notes and interval oa asd
Rot~. provided In the sum Of S.wOND executed
- the .sinr day and date tfuss decd above
described and pa,abl, tn the order q Henry
kchcsct aud sa-sn Jessie tcter~r. and
where's. tho said note. aud interest hav.
MT hsn paid and ~hrrra. Il IL pvovisie.i IN
sa'd irust deed shs, IN ease of default In psy-
mcns at -aid uotrs or any oi them. or any psvt
tbss,.ot. ar In the a,mcns 1T the interest
sArt~on. she .aid rru-'-s, after having nsivcs.
stsed the land In .ad true, deed described. for
solc s"f four ~e~ks In some newspaper II s~n.
esai circulation IN the county whcrr SAID land
10 situated. "t the time snd p,as~ ~ aaIe may
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26

eA6istss State Board Of Land Com N iossrs
First Pub. Dec. 3; last Pub. Dec. -.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-26
FOR SAVINGS BANK DEPosIToRs

Some gentlemen who are inter-
ested deeply in banks, and less
deeply in human beings. are at
lacking the proposed postal saw
ings banks. One banker. named
Plat, consults his soul and his
conscience and asks. is the gov
eminent warranted in encroaching
on private enterprise?"
A nice, funny question indeed.
What the man really wants to
know is whether the government
is warranted in protecting the peo-
pies savings, in permitting the
people to use their government in
their own way.
II isn't surprising that respect
able banker should doubt whether
the people have n right to protect
their own savings. Financial af-
fairs in this country make it quite
clear that financiers look upon the
savings Of the people as their pri.
waite preserves. The big men in
the country think il absolutely
outrageous, n shame inexpressible.
that the man who has worked and
saved up little by little should
demand security for his savings,
and, il possible. government 81
carity Chicago American. &.