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Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07

Montrose Enterprise:-A party Of
nimrods composed of A. X. McCrim-
mon, r. j McCue, Will Price, Chas.
Swope and Joe WAgs went up to
Sapinero Friday and from there they
expected to 60 up the Lake fork q
the Gsnnison and eurpriee the big
game up there. If they do not brins
heck I'll kinds Of bear il Will not be
becsss they had not artillery
esoseh. Al the SIGHT Of tie arsenal
d wicked looking shoosiag irons
s.raed up aeainse tie depot just
lsolss their departure one would
- thss Tie Dslsoa gang had
slrusA the town.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07

The Ssste Civil Service Cossmis
sion will bold eKsoinssioes in No
vc~her ios tke position Of ssrse
eAeisser, ssd Gssrd. These exs~i.
Ratioss 80 held " eli the pripcips
cities Of The stsse. A number oI
vsesscies ere expected shortly, -
pecislly in the position Of penisen
tiary and reformstory guard. 70.
which the Commission has not beer
able 70 secure enosgh men in thu
past. Those interessed may obsair
complete information by addressing
the Civil Service Commission, STATE
Capitol, Denver
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07

The New Yosk state democrat
ic platform pssdTss to the 'Old
NatioNaDism." II condemns the
sagDsvass court, ofyosss Usurpa-
tiea u states rights by the nd
esaa government, dsnouRces the
tesiG bill and extrsvagance oi
to rrpsblican party. II advo-
eekss tAe dirvct primaries and
nakss q strong point a state
ooatr9 Of natural FUsourss.
That sounds good. Exactly
in line with the s~sential ideas
adopted by Colorado democracy
@ The great question of federal
escroschment upon state rights.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07

Martin Gor1an was in our city
Saturday attending 10 some bssiness
matters, before changing ranch work
in Alkali basin for coal mining at
Baldwin. With a party of FIVE he
recently made trip overland TO As
pen, via Taylor park
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07

The county commissioners met
this week, and transacted consider
able routine business. A plumber
of new election judges were APP
pointed, but the revised list is not
vet complete, and News Champion
will publish it next week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07
II - nne enaa0

tiaoe sGs4n hss sssr s.sssa k~~u
Hled from siss tsaus Il tso II sss
sapishssasa tss~a~. Ss<pess saa
tarseE. ss~p~cssssss sepselsasa con-
elaiaie t~ eossrras s.d cs1Ss~.-
nsaa a iszax.
he sepstlsn.a pssak<. d-ai.ss
- The aas~cs pss~ary lHs - k~ss
tuih the sspshasasa go d-Gacs.ssc
riasiurm tS sk< lnss ga y~.ss Tks
pie ssssssssisy dsmssA shss
heaiihfsl psst<<a " 81 stsasssa $50
Va. bot the s.aG UAe s-~k ~ cas-
tra polsssrsl passss sArsssA skssr
ssase sesssoss sss siways ks.sd blsst
sng the pssl 10 ss<asm.
v hs'e sssssoss Ssepksa and nss-
g. have cosssssasly possd " sAe
sena'e ~ tsSos.bk ~ sAse vssoss
sei1rm usssssus. shry hose sevss
voted fs tksD esaeesssG Ukss =
ssoaed tkss ssSss tsl q paasa1s
b. ressos a esAss co@VasassssG cos-
dlsloas Bss lsss Tsssdss ~ sa.A
drepE~d isou kstoss sAss tse 6ses~
when the 9sssssaa can.s se~ass up
y them ts W. spVssAos~s u .
sew caOosAsus % cauluuuocs -.
tween sle sse knssss sksss Susu-
or comsasss~s - sssl<d Il sesss-
asai The ssl. y Sss ske pss.sssss
Of The ssssAs 70 spPosss shs eooess-
tees
L.,s.ssasss 0osss.<s YsGaesssld
Gas known " - in assA ssssess
toF sqsase dssvss pss~asy lss, ssA
hal his hands MA esss ND By d.
cIsive vose ke wosld hsss spp0sU,sd
Ave friends q she plsstasu ussessse,
but senssor AAaas moved ~ tske
shIs power fsoa the pss,iAsss end
upon the vsse. SseF'Asa ed b~rass
showed sp N sAsss tsse eulnss end
voted sqssssay wish The $40 W
course IL seA expls.eAioa ed sAs,
sss pralsss saeseA, kss esplsas-
tlons sadss sscA eosAssiass only
fSrther implicsse the cslpsis.
Candsdssss sasphss cad b~sNss
now stand bsosAsd = t.lse 70 sks,s
own plstfosn aad ialse 70 sks pso-
pie a ColossAo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07

The Mobdav Afternoon club meet
ing on Sept, 26 st the home Of Mrs.
Eta Berky IVES . brilliant mssical
affair. Verdi and his compositions
were chiefly discussed and seclec-
tioDs from II Trovstore furnished
many Of the piano Numbers. Next
Monday ct the home Of Mrs Ella
Zagelder will be given the second
bi-monthly meeting This will be
devoted mainly to study of Venice
and Venetian art.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07

woasa IN 0ussisoa 10 ssll the isst-
st -aso~isH nAGasise in A@srics
Essn tlD 70 t5.W . day. Write
io.edisssly for "Sslssy Pisa" snd
FREE ost6t. Address won,
ssIss Mgr, Hsmpsoa hsGssins. IS
Wssa 35th 81, Mes York. tO-43.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07

Hon. JeAa A. Martis says:
The prolAssa II the wsst y water,
not land. rks l,rol'sssa II ths
west will ever le, not lssd bst
water. No MsaR nov kviRg viii
ever sse tlse dsy whsa usilli0ss a
acres a rich western Nod will
not bake l,arvssly ssAsr = Asssrt
sun. In all itS ttfty ysosu, Coso-
RADIO has rscssinssd b. irsigatios
le-s than thFue uusiDli0a ocsus a
its vast tillal,as aoaaia aHA "a
these thvse usillisa acsus have
traDG1oswssd Caess0A0 1som q
greet swisiag iste . gv~at agn.
ou1tuFal state. What ID true "a
Colorado is true 6 al u the put,.
ke band st ate~.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07
q Z o. nuai.s

Sssdsy, Ocs. y.
P.sAoss BibIs Class will hold iss
Gsss session u 10 o m. in the lSe
ssss rooa. Spscisl issssres, cisss
asGssis.sion, s.pri, d corps, pssc
tinsl irsAsssisy, nssssl hslpfslsess
ssssl psssssssAip.
nossiAG sssvie, II .. -. Resi
val sssmoa No. 3.
Epworth League st $50 Evsa
inG service 7:30
A WelcoDe 10 ell
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07

Mn. Eva Csesin- n Nillspsssh has
vssigsed her position with the tele-
pAose company md taken her old
job - clerk in the postofice. Miss
Ethel l.ashbFook 10 Hello Qirl."
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07

n D. hisdosa of Duytssilis, spsu
TsssAAy " Ossaisoa - 80 {
oolIss q NsUs- CAaoposa OGkm.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07

niss ks4s Walkss Osoa - Cssaho
toa 6ssssAsy. she siDl sssOh -
Win1og NseU q scAsul q oAse p1eaD
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07

Mss O'Fslloa end tAsss yosaUu
AssGAAssv Aspartsd yssassdsy q
Fort DvC Cksaee, UtaA.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07

EI.ss Wilsy cad Gs~sAsss, n1
Elsss, vese vssssuss fEo@ puakiu
TSssdsy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07

JsAe tbssAsssAessa 10 .askiaG .
ssip 70 tssss The isasss psst II d.iu
Usvk.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07

0so. EssArscks 10 hsne fvuo No
nesieo. in which sssse he ~ ~
sevss II land.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07

niss hsAsA Wilssa IN SuH1sAag
osssaG tos sossessst wksse - vih
seoch tAk uiatss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07

JOAs why hes esit = Dsl4wis
eosl oi.ss. ssd The Whipps -
so.ia living - theis qsestsss -
moia sevuUe.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07
49, -.


Po~derhora, Colo, sept 30, 10
o. Saturday, October Is, - ~
O'Clock q. M, Ut my rsach on the
Cebolla, | will cell u Pebble Asc-
sioa 10 the highest and best baddes
for cash, one bay mare branded
on left shoslder, one gray mare
branded on left hip, sne beck
skin mare branded On bsft hip
the same being the property Of w.
j. Clark, Of Aontvose, Colo, and
sold TO satisfy feed and pasture bill
with expenses Of holding ssd ad-
vertising same, total amounting TO
x5O75.
VIM. Sammons. Powderhorn, Colo.
Published Oct. 7-l4, 1910.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07

Saturday IVES the thirseenth birth
day a Aiss Jessie Hsnlon and q
merry party q . dosen girl play
mstss were invited in 10 spsnd the
sfternoos. The coSrt house lava
wss gay wish their games and later
dainty lsnch Was served by Mrs
Hsalon.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07

WANTED AT ONCE - Hampton .
Magazine wants a reliable man OF
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07

Pee AsAsssns cd ]. B. CAap.
uss wsss Up tson Saps.rse ws1
sssdas
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07
BE - ~

Mps X. X. Willisas of Pitki. and
Mis Jsse xysst of Deaver sre hosse
9sssas a Ass. d. T. Sapp. This
siseraeoa, Nm. Sspp 10 ssssrtsipiAG
. nsnbsr Of GsnRisoa isdies ct
cards.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07

Mn. JoAa Flea Of Ohio City, has
taAsa sooos in Tie Woodmen bald
iaA, keeping winter home Tor her
cAsldscs Who - attending Cosnty
HiHh ScAosA.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07

laAe Assun N P,skla Asd hssinsuI
= shs coSssy srss Gsus II sks ssuk
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07

\. D. keaPss ed wils sAOP0s1
u 10 0sssissa sAis vssk - vouol
issa . visis = AIosst, 70 sasAssu
pagos a ~ oAaAs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07

Dep Rusryksu - b~cA kuo -
yesss N Csllfaeu.s
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07

Ar end Nm. l.. n k~@s A. 49,
tsom Lrxss tos ske wssses.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07

Nm. J. C. ossss 90 SAlGsd n
svesss - ~ - Cvos kSspsssl st
esDila tAis wssk. ed Tuesday Uss
sGaia oessatsd spsa Zoe eanosr.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07

Staussd Ss~~s< a-vsss~d Sssssdns
kS passs unk noSn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07

Msssss AsfscA ksd b~sss>D -
tsom ske fsuss<s Tsssdey
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07

g. 4 LA~cssst~ dsese dsss tsuo
LAssk Tuesday
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07

fesrr Ssotlsr. che ussrhle uan Z
tsskls wss ~ osr Cay Tuesday
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07

TAs poteao Aasvsss - in fSn swing,
isdssd sbost oves, ios the fellow
sho hssa't 90 kis spsds dag by
tAs dsse. ssss6s 70 have them
fvDeea.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07

u. Rosssd kk nesaay -
osssskuso. Nv - spssA ~ Usssss
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07

A baby bev srrsved Sssssdse Z
shs hsase II Earl keusyksli.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07

Aossro~e high schea t.eys -
IAslss l~s, SassFdsy ls 10 "
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07

Frssk Kssess y 30 sapesisaen
dsst Of the DssiciPsl light end
wssef plsss, wkile Charley Meyer
auss 70 Neu York foe Q month.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07
Laci ~ Husn6

Lacd ~ Rusmd |
g. a Lh~cosst.ss dsose doss tuun
LAsk Tuesday
Stanssd ss~~s< a-vszs~d Sssssaus
kS pasts unk noSn.
dep R-sryksn - b~sA kuo -
yesss N CslSfaeuss
Msssss AsfscA ksd hssss>o kslD
tson sks isuss~s Tsssdsy
Mr. end Nm. l.. n Rs~ a. An~s
tso@ Ls~ss k,s stss wssses.
A baby hev ssEsved Sssssdss =
the Aease n Earl kersyksli
AossEo~e high scsea heys ~
Iksl,s lss, Ssssrdsy ls 10 "
f'esrr Ssotier. che Rsrble uaa q
tssklS wss ~ oss Cay Tsssdss
"a. Rssssd kh nssAeS -
osssshaso. Nv /, - sPssd ~ ssssss-
LsAs Assas u Psskss kad kssi.sD
- shs eosssy srss ssus II sks go. !.
JsAes KssAss.Assss 10 uaskisG .
ssip 70 Issss the lssssr psss Il s.D
vssk.
Pee AsAsssaa cd ,. B. Co.
uss ssse sp tse1 Sapssese Ws1-
sssdas.
EIsss Wslsy ssd GsasAsss, nD
EIsss. wese vssssuss fEo0 Psskia
Tsssdsy
Csc. kssArscks u hsne fvuo No.
nesieo. in which sssse he ~ leO
sevss II land.
niss hsAa wilssa IN SuA~sA.g
oasssaG tos Sosnesset wkess - vin
sssch tAx viates.
Nss O'FslIoa end tksss yo~a1us
AsS0AAssv Aspsrtsd yssAssdsy ~
Fort DvC Ckssee, UseA.
d B hisAoaa Of DUylsSslis, sgsA
TsssAay " 0ssaisoa 80 go .
essIss = Nsss-CAs.pias oGo.
ni.s Ksas wslkss ossa - Cswihs-
toa 6ssssAsy. hAe wiDl ssaSh -
wia6ss tssu q scAaI q oAse p1eas.
JoAs why Ass esis = ns,a~is
eosl oi.ss. ssA The whipp's -
sQ.is living - stsis qsasssss %
n. D. KsaPss ed viii sAOe0sA
u 10 0ssaissa this vssk = vouoo
lssa . vis;s = AIosst, 70 sasAssu
pagts a ~ s1sAs.
Nh. J. C. ossss - sAliGsl n
ssssss - ~ - Cvo.s ASspsesl at
esIiAs sAis wssk. ed russiay Gas
sesis ossssssd spoa Toe eanosr
Fvs.k Ksses. u .su sapesisAen-
dsst Of the DssiciPsl Light and
wssee plast, Wiki Charley Meyer
Goss 70 Nsw Yosk fos . month.
Ths poasso hssvsss - in fsn swiAg,
isdsed sboss oves, Sos the fellow
who hssat go kis spsds dug by
Mis- dsse. stss6s 70 have them
fvOeea.
Mn. JoAa Fli.,k Of Ohio Cisy, has
taAsa sooas in ske Woodmen bsild-
iAA. keeping winter home for her
cAsldsea Who - attending Cosnty
High ScAosa.
Mn. Eve Csesin- n Millspsssh has
sssigsed hef position with the tele-
pAose company sad taken her old
job - clerk in the postofiioe. Miss
Ethel l.ashbFook 10 Hello rirl."
Martin Gor@an was in our CITY
Saturday attending 10 some bssiness
matters, before changing ranch work
in Alkali basin for coal mining at
Baldwin. With a party of FIVE he
recently made trip overland 10 As
pen, via Taylor park
The county commissioners met
this week, and transacted consider
4
The oasis., 1910-10-08

Election of a board of directors to serve the ensuing year was de. clared in order, and the following named twelve gentlemen were chosen: George H. Fiedler, A. Car. pena, J. E. Wise, J A Spink, A & Noon, J, B. Bristol, W. c. Budge. Fred Noon, Phil Herold, F T. Duffy, Harry Saxon, Alberto Mas. carenas.
 The new directors held an in. formal meeting Wednesday morn. ing, but deferred organization until a later day.
The oasis., 1910-10-08
< 39. 45
TREASURER,S REPORT.

Nogales, Ar zona, October 4th, l9l0.- To the Nogales and Santa Cruz County Board of Trade: GENTLEMEN :--
 Your treasurer begs to submit the fol- lowing report 0f the Receipts and Dis bursements, of the Board of Trade from August 10th, 1909, to October 4th, 1910: Balance on hand August 10th,
 1909, as per last report ... s 60.51 Total Receipts from last Report
 to date, including Dues,
 Special contributions, and
 Guaging Station fund from
 Territory ............... 13S7. AS
The oasis., 1910-10-08

asked by the department at Wash ington to furnish them the data, showing just what it costs the gov ernment to maintain it's various offices here. This data has all been furnished, but we must not stop at this, we must keep ever lastingly at it; if we do we shall get it; if we let the matter drop and depend altogether on outsiders to do it for us, we may be disappointed. Noga les needs and must have a federal building.
 Through the efforts of one of our members of the directory, and your worthy legislator, Santa Cruz county secured an appropriation of $500 % to maintain guaging sta ton on the Santa Cruz river, the object being to ascertain the aver age amount of waterhow in the river for two years This station has been kept, accurate records have been made, these records sent to the department, and if it shall de- velop that enough water flows down the river, the government will be asked to build us a storage dam, which when done will add untold wealth to our county.
 Railroad work continues in the South without abatement. It is ex pected that in about two years the line will be completed, so that direct connection will be made with the City of Mexico. The completion of this line will be most substantially felt in Nogales.
 There have been several fine buildings completed the past year City improvements have been made as fast as means will allow. While I have stated Nogales is dull, show me a town in the territory that does not have the same complaint. A visit to any of our neighboring towns, when one returns, always makes one feel glad he has cast his lot in Nogales.
 It is the duty of every citizen of the county to do away with party lines, petty prejudices, and each and every one to work for the up- building of our community, then, and not till then, will our county grow and take it's place as one of the leading counties of he territory.
 And now in conclusion, let me try to impress on all here, and on those who are not, that the Nogales and Santa Cruz County Board of Trade, needs and asks for your as- sistance, for without, we can not succeed.
 There will be a new Board of Directors to be elected this evening. Give your hearty support to those, elected, attend their meetings, and when another year shall have rolled around, your Secretary will have a much better report to make of his stewardship.
 w. W. CARNEY,
The oasis., 1910-10-08
ANNUAL MEETING.
(continued from page 1)

complaint, and in no instance have they failed to get relief.
 1 want to say right here, and say it in the most respectful and emphatic way, if you citizens do not bring such grievances before the Directors, how are they to know your troubles. The members of the directory are all busy men, men who have their own affairs to look after; you must not expect them to dig into your affairs without being invited.
 On the 1st of the year the Board found the regular monthly income was not sufficient to meet the monthly demands and carry on the work as laid out by them, and to this end they raised the monthly dues of membership. Members who were not actually V engaged in active business, their dues were not changed, being as they have al- ways been, $l.00 per month, but business houses were raised in pro- portion to amount of help employ ed. Merchants who employed one clerk were raised from $1 % to $1.50, those merchants employing more than one clerk were raised to $2.50 per month, and 1 am proud to say that all the merchants, but one responded promptly, as they always do, when a question of i'm portance to Nogales is brought to their attention, and today while the Board of Trade is by no means a wealthy body, it now finds it. self with sufficient means to carry on it's business.
 During the past year the Direct ors have caused to be published three thousand folders, which set forth all the facts concerning Santa Cruz county and Nogales; these folders are being mailed broadcast over the country, and much good is hoped to come therefrom.
 The building of the wagon road to the Altar mining district is an- other of the many things that owes it's existence to the Nogales, Santa Cruz County Board of Trade, and while the citizens of both Nogales have contributed to this project, yet to the Board of Trade belongs the glory of originating the idea. The j,int committee appointed by the directors went out and in a few days succeeded in collecting about seven thousand dollars, and when this road shall have been completed both towns will reap it's benefit, as the opening up of the road to that wonderfully rich coun- try will make the cities of Nogales the Outnttlng place TOT all supplies going in, and will receive in return a great a deal of the precious me. tals coming out.
 We, with all good citizens of Arizona rejoice in the fact that Arizona is soon to become the forty seventh Star" in our national banner, and when this sh III have taken place, Arizona can then ask the world to come and see our wonderful country. It is expected as soon as we become a State, foreign capital will pour in as never before, and Santa Cruz coun. ty must see to it that it gets its proportion.
 One of the many good things we must persistantly try for is our federal building Our worthy and
The oasis., 1910-10-08
DIsBURs EM ENTS.

Total Expenditures for above term, ircluding warrants ll( to I'll inclusive.
 Balance on hand October Sd 1910 .......................
The oasis., 1910-10-08

THE OASIS Printing Bill........ 800 Total ................$ 39. .45 Respectfully Submitted
 W. w. CARNEY.
 Secretary, Nogales, Arizona, October 4th, 1910.
The oasis., 1910-10-08

Balance on hand, and in First National Bank of Nogales, at October Sd, 1910. .... ...$ o5I 70 Respectfully Submitted,
 II. NJ. CLAGETT
 Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-17
BUFFALO CHANGES MIND
Grand Circuit Meeting To Be
Held on Fort Erie Track.

Buffalo. April ls.-H- NJ Gerrans. a mem
Der OF the executive committee OF the Buff
falo Driving Club. announced to-day that .
Grand Circuit trotting meeting would BE-
held on the Fort Erie COutariol track dur
ing the week - August Is. the original date
assigned the Buffalo Driving Club. Tha
purses will be announced at The earliest
possible date.
As the new Canadian racing law permits
cn,y three days OF trotting OF pacing races
In any week the meeting viii be confined
= three da-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-17
sfT FORCED TO PAY UP
90. *. ~sig lin" PAYS When
DRAGGED to Court.
.,,-og BILL The TROUBLE
syIivan as Stakeholder
81 Big Fight Makes
Sane Remarks

e..-.-s- who rs l-e --ahp-
80 81. az. between Games =. Jef-
r.s -. ----s--. expressed his dis
g.. a. ..s--sr us-r tle laaac-al meth
fsss-. .----o.r-z cf rre ccavTv- glt
q .-s-.- beside. a1ac'i1cils mat Un-
esq -.--s.r5s. lt --e ts-tait money.
~ was r. DIS HANDS lE e lne le
s11 .-r 1a-= ~ end aivl1e be-
-,-.- ana johnson ,.C s4ls he
~ -.-.--- -ae annoyed because he
..- -es--a Justice Grcerhel-r.
,i' @ -------4 .----. ,- response 70 a
- :, s1t--- 20 t-.-l part 'N-
f- ..---~ert -rr $3.50 which
Go -esk.e~ had 0oralDea
49, -..-a-. --e ~ tEe promoters
go 1905 .---- h4-..e. counsel
-.-- --.sa 81 have r-e subpoena
.----. court -=f-ssd 30 grant that
rs' -.a senator seemed bored r.. t-e
..r.-e --s.-- l-ee-1aG-1 no.
--...-. ...---.-----. and remarked.
.-s --. II. non .rs~o 20 &C 20 The
car aza-. -s-.1-. Senator. % seems
50. -s-- .-- money. -1at t.1e best
-.. -- -.- - ..---.r--
- ~. --.. senator SILL van re-
---. .+ -..- was a-v more rro--
- a-.. --e-r of tle forfeit
.-----t.. -a rr would call the
--s--.- .- ----.-r Green Baum. Who
---. .H. Blackstone t-s- he
-.- ... --s- . C1eorsae-~z.
~. ere. e.. -.--.-..s- interest . tllz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-17

Mr. Donald. working in harmony with ire
otter officers Of the club. ana which also
has nerited the support Of the members
Of the Chicago Automobile Club. sr-er
stating that the bill has for IFS object the
removal Of the barriers 80 as 10 provide
for free intercourse among the various
states N automobile travel. says
whereas. The American Autourobils A.
ISOLATION. 4 national organization er1oTac-
ing a membership % more than thirty
thousand influential. tax paying citizens
BY its legislative board. and IN coniun~-
ton With represen tati-es especially ap-
pointed IN this interest BIZ The governors
OF twenty three states, Is endeaEorinS %
enlist favorable action Gf the Congress: ana
Whereas. 4 number Of eminent coun-
sellers at-iaw az national reDUte hold the
opinion that IRE regulation contemplated
IL n once reasonable, lust and consttti-
tinr al. and
Whereas. The many thousands 81 users
az motor cars. sustaining a new and great
industry. taking rank IN value and volume
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committee from TIRE Chicago MOTOR
Club healed BY President David Beecroft'
Harry 7. Clinton. secretsry. snd ex-Pre>l-
dent z c. Donald. viii go 70 Washington
some day this week to present 70 Congress
man James r Mann a petition signed ny
se-eraI thousand Chicago motorists Urging
favorable action at the earliest possible
date upon the federal registration autoUo-
bile bill Congressman Mann is chairman
OF the Interstate and Foreign Commerce
COMMITTEE. which has charge Of this auto
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Government Control
Chicago Motorists Urge Congress to Pass Federal
Registration Automobile Bill

mobile bill His Congress district Is IN
Chicago and the members Of the Chicago
Motor Club. Chicago Automobile Clu7.
Chicago Automobile Dealers Association
and other leading motorists. who have been
thoroughly aroused over the necessity OF
having the bill brought before Congress
for action at the present session. have
adopted this means TO show their -epre-
sentative how strongly they regard the i'm
portsnce o. this bill
This peritinr. which vas iravn BY M
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-i.h .1e leading manufacturing interests
Of this country and Of ne world. are a unfr
touching the expedieucy. necessity ard
Justice % realizing rhe Inherent privileges
and protection asked
Therefore The undsrsir ned. citizens -
Chicago. appeal 20 TOTI. their horOred ra-,-
re~outafive. earnestly praying and petition
inE the exercise ~ the prerogative - your
oTce A. chairman % the Interstate ara
Foreign Cornrlsrc COMMITTEES. n ira srS
that an esriv and favorable report or t1is
rneaslIrs BE- returned 10 the Houss q Rep
reSeufa ivss-