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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-19
MITCHELL DEFENDS BOY
COTT BEFORE CONVENTION
Delivers Stirring Speech Before the Toronto Meet
Ing, Giving His Idea Of Liberty.

my position, ! propose in the future.
as have In the past. TO exercise the
rights secured to me by the father OF
my country; and propose II am
sent 20 iall 10 declare again when
| come out that shall not Cor my.
self purchase any product OF the
bucks Stove and Range Company,
u repeat that so far as ! am con.
ccFned, and let the consequences BE-
what they may. l intend while At 10.
erty 60 declare for the rights guaran.
teed 10 me by the organic laws OF my
country | am proud OF being an
American"
Mr. Mitchell said he had grown up
AZ an American with a stepmothsr
30 poor that she could no, bus bread.
and related how he had oropt out o.
bed At nlght y set his fathers soldics
coat TO keep warm
Declares Tor Real Liberty,
Hut want 90 Soc tho word AmsrL
can stand Cor all the sentiment that
~ symboilsed by The llag OF our coun
try" be continued = want real llh
erIy. don't believe IN the liberty
onunolatod By SOME al our courts that
men and women should have The right
20 work themselves to death, don't
believe IA the liberty enuneiased BY
Judge Tathlll Of Chicago. who DO.
elared unconstitutional che teu.hohr
law for women, aud BY tha, act com
PEELED thom to work fourteen hours
a day"
Mr. Mitchell said b. believed the
present proceedings would bflug home
% the people the necessity Of worsing
IN concert % the time Eolng 10
come on our continent whom the badge
OF faithnlneaa 20 labor must be toe
brand 81 imprisonment ile said
Ia conclusion. Tsuroly ! hobe not
hope that the Government may De- 20
conducted chat no ellison may feel
tina, he haa not been siyon Justice
and an equa Flgh, with every ether
citizen"
The revocation Of the charter u The
ohio State Federation BY the execn
tlyo council for admltiins 20 ~ mem
borship seepaing locals Of the Flee
tfieni Workers vas approved Tho
oouVontlon then adopted The report
~ BE- COMMITTEES on Laws that che %.
peal 0f the Ohio body be- dismissed
The executive eouncii vas directed 10
attempt 20 unify the trade unions n
ohio "a the State Federation
The plan adopted u settling tbs Die
agreement among The Electrical
WORKERS was recommended %
ihe convention 81 ~ committee oa
laws u called ior the appointment
~ three trade uni0niats % eaii ths
Proposed convention q ihs Electrical
wofhefa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-19

n A. Fisher has received a
nom her son. Chas. NJ, Fisher,
received appointment to serve
Philippine Constabulary Philip
Islands. and who has been there
early a year, which contains a
IL description of life in that
M. In the course Of his letter,
4 Is dated Camp Larena Iloilo,
Sept. 18th, Mr. Fisher says:
There is hardly any Sum
% these islands. There hasn't
any for me since ] came to this
q Panay. AS l perhaps wrote
, h my last letter (Aug. 81, my
here never stopped for Sunday.
sov that am out here in the
iains, away of from everybody
everything, every day IS Sunday
.na You see am catching up
snce you and Eva have been cor
Sadlng and exchanging my let
don't know how to write to
you from reading the same things
y. but | want to tell you about
ldp from Jaro up here to this
Camp Larena, they call It.
aS Wednesday a week ago, Sept.
lOT birthday, Capt. Hemmett de-
to send me up here 70 COM
the mountain post L L. a new
they are building very far up
be mountains to keep the wild
ls quiet. Before there have been
9 Of robbers in these mountains
the COnstabulary couldn't get
:, but now with a post right up
among the very heart OF the
l'ains We can keep them quiet at
This camp was begun last
'uaTy and ii viii be two or three
Us yet before we can call It fin
y At present the officers quar-
20 house built OF poles frame. 81
'ih bark from hardwood treas
@'ered with grass. Is occupied
soldiers. while the officer Tiny
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-19

First prize. for touring car contest
500 in gold.
First prize In runabOut CONTEXT
Tampa Automobile Club trophy OF
$50 in gold and a lot in Zephyrhills'
Second prize 10 unabout contest
500 IN gold
First prize IN miniature tonnean
contest-Tampa Automobile Club
trophy or $3.50 ia gold
Second prize 90 miniature toaneau
contest7-iIoO "a gold
winners Of cash prizes have the
option Of accepting money or trophies
of equal value
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-19

DPS HOfNEs. ioEa. Ngg i8--The
i0ua gatssms coen yesterday tsif
that q pfirris eoaesfa, uneef iosa
aatais. can isaaiiY refuse % tsfse 3
ssrro Gasie nfgun. q nerFsss. ssse
ne , a. neii Ce0es cqursny ~
a 6sa ssmaEes teeaass sbs sas felas
sfaesp a eosss q = gafs I'D shos
he Des Nsl1es . yeer ata % ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-19
|rizeS to Be Contested for
In the Endurance Contest

book containing the general
--uon about the Tampa Auto
endurance contest for, The
Cup has been placed IN the
q Tie printer and will be ready
80 use within a few days.
ll'' The date and places Of night
y control have been announced
'un, the hrst stop to be made
as''iile on the card.
li OF prizes finally decided
meeting OF the committee
p1l'. for touring car contest
Tines cup and a nve-acre
sH in zephyrhn Colony.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-19

TORONTO, Ont, Nov. lS.-Endors.
Ing a report Of the committee ON boy.
colt, John Mitchell. one OF the three
officers Of the American Federation
OF Labor who are under sentence for
contempt OF court, made a dramatic
speech TO the convention Of that or
gaulRatlon at yesterdays session. He
declared that az far as he was con.
eerned, regardless Of consequences, be
Intended while nc liberty to declare
for the rights guaranteed him by the
organic laws OF his country.
The report which drew forth Mitch.
ellis speech and which was adopted
by the committee, among other things
declared;
I'VE say that when your cause 10
Just and every other remedy has been
employed without result, boycott We
say that when the employer has de-
tcrmlned 60 exploit not only adult
male labor, but our women and chill.
dren. and our reasoning and appeal
10 his fairness aud hls oonsoiene
win not sway him. boyootti We say
that when labor has been oppressed,
browbeaten and tyranBlaed, boycott,
ae say that when social and political
conditions become 30 bad that ordl'
nary remedial measures are fruit
less. boycott and naally we say, wo
have right 60 boycott and We pro-
pore TO air that right IN che nppii'
cation Of this righl Of boycott 20
paraphraae The president lGompcrul
we propose 20 strive on and ON"
The convention broke into loud
cheering for Mitchell as be concluded,
and there was cries Cor Morrison
The secretary dId not respond. prcsl'
dent Gompera vas absent.
~. Mitchell rald he realized that
every statement made b. thoae on tbo
convention hoor. and especially by
those who on .noSt Monday VIII have
TO deliver themselves 20 the courts. Il
being closely scrutluised,
Appeals to ere People.
4 want the people u tho ualtod
States 10 knov ms position" be- said.
4 shall cot speak dchauily, but Be
the consequences shat they vii. !
shall not surrender any FiEht ruaran'
teod 10 me By tho constitution u
our country am noe sure how much
mental and physical suffering viii b.
necessary 90 make me submit bot y
| I know myself. not aay amount oi
suffering viii persuade me ihai
have NOT tbe rlghi % spend my money
uhere ! please o. lhai have aoi the
nght ~ write ana speak a. : plsase.
belae responsible Under che Law for
my acts
HWhefhsr ~ boycott b. tfnont
o. dcinmeih each man mnsi defido
where d. vlii bsetgu hin patronage
Z maintaln that ms patronage % ~
orn ard no msrehaai has 3 property
naht 20 a.
a uudefaia1d shat comIuHce a -
ing taken AZ WastingiOu n enc sitter
ascsa ~ msu On tbs a0og u ttis cpn.
vsailgo ana / uanf eiearlg 90 state
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-19
'Fp'S Attack Upon Man
GdSed $4,000 Fire Loss

g. "a. NOV. is.-A ioss
-. ''iahed from a Gre here
- ,'a'ed b. an anknovu ne
-, Night waichman Lee
! 60 he Americas consirue
- and knSskinx ne lac.
49, Over vish riub
y ~ 's'e ignhes b. ne are
80, aa'''n sne ne srissslvs
- 'si VARSITY wuhs a.
Fsfs destroyed
he sss lh,aiaas a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-19
Drawing Of the Color Line
Is Upheld By Iowa Court

i0urr eo1Ft rhs Woman ugn, baf ne
gaDfems coart dseiafed thal ne iieii
eomtaay. tsiBE a private ooneegn. had
q nNhf - refuse 10 serve anyoae y
wished. etsa thoggh ths rersen had
paif 90 sdnission - 81 ne door
Chlef Jeafiee Evans sd Iu9fies
Wsagsr Gied yircrogs disseaiiss
ogiaioas
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-19

siructiou Of q considerable portion q
ne city. Before beipg CHECKED thf
names had coseEed az area q "a
aersa Among ths othef huii1ihr'
harmed we're en- unsasa cold siortgf
plant owned b. q a SINS asd Vai1fd
a. i1ooo aae rlr snail dwellings siih
contcnta
ne kmrricus ConEtfucfioa Comfa'
as esrrsea bai t1.oo9 luEuranes t1d
sle5s .u cover ne lnSsT1acs o.
~ osker sreptrty teliroget
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-19

Alfred u deafh. son 81 w n Heath
q ilsty H1i died isst Monday nigtt
DO uarona afieF ca opefasl0n fof AZ
pendlelfis SO had been 10 che em.
pioy ~ ~ e T. Potter n that eifY
~ saseFai years
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-07-10
LUCK FOLLOWS ALAMosA

Monday. the Fifth, Monte Vista
turned out q big crowd and went
to Alamosa on ito special.
The Monte cohtingent forgot to
carry their pockets full of horse
shoes and in Consequence were
scalped by q scote of 3 to2
Monte vista's players we're the
same that have een with them all
year, and it too the semi-profes-
SIGNALS II innis IS of the hardest
playing to win the game. With
the exception q one or two bad
plays, Monte put up clean, fast
game of ball.
Kennedy for Monte, pitched
superior ball Throughout, and
should have w his game. He
gave no passs and struck out 6,
one more thin the opposing
pitcher.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-07-10

A. G. Phares and Roscoe Nc
kune went to Denver to witness
the auto races at Brighton park
Saturday. The races were over u
la mile track. The Colburn, Il
Denver made car was the winner,
Moon came in second and Chal-
mers 10, third. Mr.. Mckune re-
turned home the first of the week.
but Mr.. Phares remained to bring
home two cars which were started
here the first of the week and will
arrive here this Saturday night.
Cleber Powell went to Denver
Thursday night TO drive one car
and Mr. Phares the other. They
make Pueblo the first day where
they stop over night and drive
through the next day.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-07-10

Mr.. Freeman drove his brown colt
and the bay horse we drive to the deliv-
cry wagon, to the mountains last Sun.
day. He thinks they make very nice
team.
Spend your money at home. For q
town OF this size, the stocks OF merchan-
disc are exceptional, and the merchants
should have your loyal support, as it is
to your own good interest that they
should prosper, as Il towns prosperity is
measured by the size and standard Of its
business houses, and town cannot
grow without benefitting every person In
anyway connected with it, whether you
live in the town or on a farm adjacent
to it.
At home-in the morning. That's the
time Of all times when the coffee must
be right. 1t will he right il its Chase &
Sanborn's seal brand.
We will have about 80 squares OF l. G.
tin in very good condition that will
come oil Of our roof. II any party has
any use for this we will sell cheap
Miss Laura Bechtel came home Thurs
day from Del Norte. She isconsiderably
improved, and expects to be able to 10
down town in short time.
Arthur Francis went with the band to
Saguache last Saturday. Leonard Faus
took his place in tho store during his
absence.
Our 10 modelling and semi-snnual
clearance sale which commences Satur-
day, July 10 will be hummer. Better
read our I'D on the back page and find
out more about it.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-07-10
AT SWEEDE LANE

On Monday about forty guests
gathered ut the ranch of John Mel
son on Sweede lane, and after n
generous picnic dinner served out
under the large cottonwood trees
which surround the house, two
bnse ball games were participated
in, besides numerous other games,
until time to go home. In the
evening, the same congenial crowd
met at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
G. o. Rydell where they were en-
tertained most royalty with bril-
liant display of fireworks, first, and
then dancing followed until lunch
was called, some time during the
wee, sma' hours, after which the
guests departed voting It n delight.
full Fourth.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-07-10

Clinton l.. Oliver. Of Denver.
wss In town Thursday trying 70
enlist our people 10 . potato Ok.
hibit In conneotion with the Colo.
rsto National apple exposition In
December. 9th b ths 18TH The
Commercial Club Will take up ~
matter next xoadsy night.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-07-10

The carpet and rug department has
been kept busy this week, in fitting sew
eral rooms with carpets.
Miss Edna Nelson is again behind the
counter in the d. G. department, where
she will be glad to welcome her many
friends.
Riding skirts, jackets and leggins to
match. Have these suits in stock, in
Corduroy and Khaki. II interested bet
ter investigate.
The second story Of this store is be-
ginning to have finished appearance.
The coping will all he in place this week.
BY the way. how do you like the new
copingY This u something different and
we think 10 quite neat The roof will
be nearly all in place by the last Of tho
week, and q part, il not all Of the win
dows.
"Your yesterday is history,
Forget it.
Your day Is now,
Make tho best Of it.
Your tomorrow il bound TO be sue.
cesful IL you
DO your buying here"
~
Lawn mowers sesn 70 still b In do
mand. We have sold two this week.
"Harneas your thoughts, bride your
tongue. and do your own driving
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-07-10
THE NATIONAL FOREST OFFICE

THE NATIONAL FOREST OFFICE
The west end Of the county has
started q petition 70 have the For
est office moved from Monte Vista
TO Del Norte, which petition has
been quite extensively circulated
and signed during the past two
weeks.
The fact was not generally
known in the east end Of the
county until Monday when steps
were taken to present a remon.
STRANGE.
A meeting Of the stockmen was
held In Monte Vista and the mat.
ter discussed
A committee consisting Of jas,
A. Kelley, A. D. Matthias and G.
NJ Corlett was appointed to draf,
remonstrance and TO gather such
statistics ms 10 the number Of
stockmen in the district that have
business with the forest Office, etc
This remonstranoe 10 being cir
culated and generally signed b.
those who have business with tn,
Forest Office.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-07-10

Dr.. Cary's Old drug store 10 be-
ing moved to the southeast part Of
town. This 10 one Of tho Oldest
business houses In town. having
been built twenty.&hrss years ego.
Mr.. Loser will put up a brick
building sevcnty.6vs fest deep and
two stories in height on the vacant
lot.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-07-10

\ Mics Eta Whitssoswss Of Kan.
sas City, = niece a Mn. George
H. Beatty. arrived In town Tues
day. She u = court s@saogsaphcr
and eooss here 10 spend her sum.
mes vaoation.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-07-10

Hotel Grand has been filed all
spring and summer. II Monte
Vista had better accommodations
there would be a good many come
here from tho east to spend the
hot weather.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-07-10

G. w. Cowden returned Thurs
day from his old home in Missouri.
Mr.. Cow,len Ind been at work for
o. w. Sylvester seven years last
November when he met with an
accident which dislocated his
shoulder and being unable to work
went east. He is now fully recov-
cred. He says it has been wet
muddy summer thus far in Mis-
souri, and that it seems good to
get back into tho Valley.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-07-10

Mrs. John Hecker and little
daughter Marion, loft last Friday
night for Seattle where they will
take In the great exposition.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-07-10
BY FAssETTs DEPARTMENT STORE

The Fourth coming on Sunday this
year, we celebrated Monday the Fifth,
by closing the entire day. Several Of
the store force took advantage Of two
day vacation, and spent the time on
camping trip.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-07-10

"One out when winning run was made.
Score By innings:
Monte Vista. OOO1 O0OO-2
Alamosa 80. 0O1 10000 Ia
Struck out, by Ksanedy Q; by PAUL..
check 8; base on halla, of Pauiicheck /
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-07-10

]. d. Pitcher Of Alamosa wss Z
passenger on the down train from
Crseds Thursday.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-07-10

A party from Hutchinson, Kan
sas arrived here Thursday morn.
ing and took rooms 1t Hotel
Grand for . few days. They will
look over The valley with . view Of
buying lands.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-07-10

w. II. Jones, OF Alamosa, Is not
pleased with the present town
board Of that place, nearly all OF
whom are hold.ovcrs, aud has
brought u suit in the district
court for maninmus 10 compel the
board to call u special election 70
ill their places. Mr.. Jones wants
the board to turn in all moneys
received by them ~ tho town treas
urer. Judge Holbrook 10 expected
10 hear tho CASE about the 18th Of
July.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-07-10

Mr.. Freeman drove his brown colt
and the bay horse we drive to the deliv-
cry wagon, to the mountains last Sun.
day. He thinks they make very nice
team.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-14
NEEDS OF THE FARMERS.
Judge Deemer Discusses Rural Condi
tions at Ames Short Course.


Special to Times Republican.
Ames, Jan. 14.-In a speech to the
short course men last night Judge
Deemer of Red Oak stated that the
great needs of the farmers in Iowa
were better living. better business
methods and better farming. Better
living, he stated, must come largely
thru a broader social life. The ideal
social unit is the township with the
consolidated school as the center of
the social activities. The old-fashioned
spelling matches and debating clubs
also have their place.
Business methods on the farm are
as necessary as in any other business,
and their adoption will mean saving
Of the wastes that now cause great
annual loss to the farmers of the state.
The most important step in improve
ment of farm life, however, is better
methods of farming, and this neces-
sarily means more education. We must
have more intensive farming. We
must raise three stalks Of corn where
none or one or two grow now. The
state should give Industrial education
to the sane as we'll as to the insane.
AS the system Is arranged now, boy
must be bad enough to be sent to the
reform school before he can get train
ing in industrial lines.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-14

Then you have no more indigestion 1ndiges-
ton is Of course impossible when there is perfect
digestion of food. And imperfect digestion of food
is impossible where there is Kodol !
II you could see Kodol digest every particle OF
food In test tubes, in the laboratory of the manu-
facturers, you would understand this better. Or,
what is even more convincing, let it digest the
food in your stomach, the first time you have an
attack of indigestion. Is
OF course, you may never have Indigestion.
Yet most of u.s. at one time another, are sub
iect to it's pains and discomforts. It is true that
this is usually our own fault-butx that doesn't
help matters any.
Kodol will help the matter very quickly. It
doesn't cure dyspepsia understand. 1t isn't
claimed to cure anything. The day Of "curealls'
Is past Modern medical treatment merely aims
to assist Nature. Kodol is one Of Natures most
Invaluable assistants.
The best plan by long odds, is. to keep good
digestion when you have it. Many persons, how
ever are unable, for reason or another to 40
this Others don't care to take the trouble to 40
it. But the troubles" usually come later, just
the same Then you will want to know about
Kodol.
A work recently issued by the q. 8. Dept. OF
Agriculture saws: I'm = eating, we are
prone to let natural instinct be overruled by &C
ouired appetite ssst - : We need to OBJ
serve our diet more carefully-to regulate appe'
tite by reason. s.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-14
MORE: CORN PRIZES.
Several Protests Filed Over Awards at
XII AmeS,

Several PROTESTS = Tea Over ,lAWdFoS sSt
Ames.
Epecial to Times Republican.
Ames, Jan. IA number Of pro-
tests have been filed by corn exhibitors
who were not entirely satisfied with
the decisions. These are being settled
satisfactorily, however. The following
additional awards were announced
yesterday. i. 3. Proudfit, Of AL
toona, gets the McCulloch trophy
which was awarded for the best bushel
of any variety Charles Carrot, Of Nit
chellville, won q silo for the best I've
ears Of corn and the best work IN
Judging a class Of dairy cows. The 9TH
er silo has not yet been awarded. The
best amateur ten ears we're shown py
Proudf1t, winning a five horsepower
gasoline engine In all Polk county has
won over $4,000 worth Of peizes at this
years corn show
/. The Bennett corn club Of Ames, won
first on club exhibit, showing the same
corn that won at Omaha. Fred Nc
iCulloch, of Hartwick, was given cham
ptoa1ship on oats. The CORN sale will
be held on Friday afternoon
About 400 enthusiastic farmers lis
tened toSthe automobile lecture by Mr..
Purdy yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Purify
has two fine cars, with him, together
with a number of parts which show the
mechanical, working Of the machines.
From the interest shown by the farm
ers 1t is evident that automobiles Will
continue to grow in popularity in the
country district .,a