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The Monte Vista journal., 1911-06-17
SUGAR FACTORY WORK
VIEWED BY VISITORS

for he had put one over on his
companion by cleaning informa-
ton, sis whut?"
"Thot," Pat cooked his head TO .
wise angle, lis an outfit for a sody
fountain. They are tn tanks to
hold tn fizz."
IT'S a poor guess, Pat. Thin
is diffusion battheries."
They are buryin' someone, Pat.
Look ut ut"
"Ye're ignorance agin deceives
ye're eyes. TIL min is diggin' n
we'll"
"A we'll! IT'S big enough to sink
an iliphint in"
AN why not? Tn lads mus,
have enough water for tn factory
to drink. u consumes a million
an half gallons in wan day"
Mike was calculating rapidly
wild that capacity an wild wits.
key sellin' at"
"Whisht! imagine tn American
people attn whiskeyixed sugar an
tn price for which ut would sell
'Twould be prohibitive. Besides
ut would drink up all tn booze in
tn country which would mean in.
tinse thirst, giniral dissatisfaction
an riots"
Mike, contemplating the drouth
saw the plan was not feasible and
passed BY the factory brick yard,
with scarcely u glance. The pulp
silo excavation, however, fascinated
him.
Pat" he remarked. solemnly
Here's good money maxim
proposition. It's place 10 Il
swimmin'; whaure tn unwashct
en- wash widout soap an exercis,
like frogs. IT'S foinc, an belav.
mo, whin tn lads turn In III
wsther its me will b. among Ii
furrst { pathronixe their nstytor
ium."
] mon, mon! Look at Thin bstin
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-06-17
MONTE VISTA JOURNAL
c. s. coNANT. Ed.
Published weekly every SATURDAY at
Monte Vista. RIO Grande county.
State Of Colorado.
Subscription Price-One Dollar and
afty cents per year.
1stsssd April J. isus, at Noats Vista. Coiosa.
do, - ssoood-c lsss matter, under act Of Coo.
ureas OF March :. 1878.
felspheas...M0NfE 81
fslspheas...M0NfE 81
SATURDAY, JUNE y. 1911.

NJ. NJ. Sutley and wife, of Cen
ter, were in Monte Vista Thursday.
They came by way Of the sugar
factory. Mr.. Sutley said he heard
some were saying the factory would
not be built. but he says it looks
to him very much as il Il big fac
tory WAS now being built from the
amount of iron and machinery now
on the grounds and the large force
OF men at work.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-06-17

thot stake over til head wild a der.
rick"
"Ye're eyes, Mike, is added Wild
tn thought av tn whiskey.
IT'S pile driver ye see, pound
in in tn ground, supports f'r tn
illivated railroad"
"Ilivated railroad is ut?", de-
manded Mike. "An' will they have
a shoot tn shoots, too, in this fun
factory?"
"Ye're hopeless" Pat stated
forcefully. it's 10 BE- r. tn dump.
in av beets whin they come in on
tn cars"
AN why" Mike skepticized,
should they dump thin 30 far"
"'Tis because whin tn bets
fall they have to climb back TO tn
thrack an tn climbin improves
their dispositions which makes
thin swater an asier to make
sugar from"
II think Mike. it's tonne We
hunt up thot skiv av ours an git
back to town afore ANYONE dis.
civirs ye're colossal lack av intilli.
ginoe."
"Auty whut. did We say. Auty
go, but tn blame thing will not.
Mike, ye will please walk home
wild tn haste. As f'r me I'm fond
Az mesilf fr company an here's
hopin' tn benxine brute will be MS
talkitive an intertainin, Us ye'er
own palaverinr'
w. J. Clark and T. G. Jones
made an extended trip out in the
valley north Of town Wednesday.
Mr.. Clark. who has been a resident
Of the valley twenty-three years,
says be never saw ~ COOL pros.
poets for a crop ~ this year. With
but few exceptions one can ride
for miles aud sse nothing but fields
Of grain and peas we'll s'ooled and
good color.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-06-17

The Matinee Girl Musical Com.
ely company which is billed for
Monte Vista June q and q was
here last season drawing good
houses. Their show is clean and
novel. and with the addition this
year Of two clever comedians. this
company should excel even las,
seasons production.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-06-17

The people Of Monte Vista will
be given free Of charge n musical
treat at the Vcspcr concert Sabbath
afternoon at four o'clock. ut the
Christian church. Tho member,
of the Monday Musical club sanp
1t the BaccalAuerate service.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-06-17

Chas. Brown came In from Mar.
bic, Colo. Tuesday morning and
Wednesday went up 70 the Santa
Maria reservoir whsrc be expects
70 70 70 work.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-06-17

CHANGE OF TIME
Until further notice the Denver
train will arrive at 7:lO .. M. and
leaves for the cast at $40 p. N.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-06-17

mon. mon! Look at thin bs.in'
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-08
r,agil 10 gnElf1J Js1 S,fr9i1i. s1snYIfai |
] Pleasant ! /, Party. +:
Last Evening
a.aa2AlaE

4 5 Last evening Miss Adele Norcros
1e44tertained "a, number cof hegl 1riendi
at a theater opartyaand iafterward1 al
informal at home, bWhereod refresh
nents, were served The occasioi
was in honor of Miss tGlady FFofoI
o. Reno, who is visitingiat the Nor
cross home in this city. The follow
ing young people. were present anf
report having a most. enjoyable even
ing
Miss Misses. $ Hofer.@ \ Notcross, 81 r 81 Benton Bent
Mcmillan, H. ffilf,' Day. 'ffoiteaear, Ada1mn4
, y: vans. Davis 7Wylie. Mielefs,.s Yer
'ington, Keyser, Pickett, Smith
Messrs. Rosenbrock, Keyser, Kans
Dobyne. Heidengef. CTarehness Rossn
brock, Kewley, WhitakeraDaA
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-08
4 IlIsijf BIT; ! ;0jlI:...,,G(dhsf0Ckt;HIS]DlR'Y 0l:..,(
How the Disc0ye ery=.0f Silver Set a
= :..', ation Wide Movement l, i1a'::: q

development years afterward sosiInul
taneonslyIk with that, s.of the.a silver
lnlinesiiof Celofado; !started' the !down-
sw afdGi flour instheo price eoi esuyer,
ivy Kich2 broke thee old ratio sbefu1en
moneylmetals; changing, the 1monetary
)systenis of1lthe leading snations, from
ltftei double ao sthe 7sirfglei gDldsIstand
ard; i incited The ,mpvenento beginning
in 1887 3 under 0cthe ileaderships2i iof
Richard 7PSi Bland for thee Ieopening
'ofithe uimiIrtsi to- ssiMeri on the, same
ternas9as TOD gold pi ledohenceudo the
pas sing of theo Bland -aAllison limited
silverscoinagei Aam offs 1873 and to, that
of 1.-THE. Sherman silver, bullion depos-
it act of 1890; and was theo issue
which split the atwos great parties and
iihadheH havoc ain AMONG the smaller oibie.
j in i 1890 resulting ualtiing in the iact Of 1900,
WHICH gave statutory. ecognitiont; to
the gold, standard in the sEhuted States
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-08
Busy {; Z Office: &: II In: s''.;> .z
sss ,,a' md ss 81 's5'. the Capitol


The CLERK 81 the Lstup6fsel4 stup6fsel4dse Ctodrt
continues 10 be busy! Abouea dozen
decisions dave been adanded2 iii lately,
and as they need a 9dofble9 Copying
intoathe fecordssit s9keepihg the ma
chine operatoTson The iihstle! Nft Jos.
ephs puts " in part sof thes IA yswatch-
5hgil lrhe counting III baifotsi and the
rest of the time oilthe' office. aAss all
'eonrt recordsthave to goa fhfoughafiis
Office and a recor1 made Oh OH the same
Some idea ofIthe work NECESSARY can
be gathered. Atthe present timei there
are more cases pending before the
Supreme Coutrt than at any time in
thei history Of itkiea court osa2ifHGIoo
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-08

IA nY ouue struck nai.il bsiysSi, ianls
said Henry PAIGE Gomstosx tosReter
1QiReileya and aBal rick QAId1 Laugiilin
who iWere his, fellow prospeetors .iir p
1searok' for goitt gins Six. MILF Canyon,
near1 the pre- seaftn Virginian Gitya ,orle
time capital Of Nevada noi2. 3Iqx9
1.-THE date owas s. stitnes III 1859. i4tsl n
that remote spot II ndtheln AInerleii,i
wilderness, byJaiItsentthreh squire
men, was made,4on that day az dis
iccvery destinedi to- affect ltkes cunrerit
rof American politics ofor iaoscore dof
years, says awriten in q the cAtlant k
.AIonthly,oandgtn. have for longs as dis
turbing y influences on, othel worlds stl-
nancess 4 yaantas) nillea 4, vou
MI he thing lMhldh dIwas ssnEnnE loh.
thatl June nday bfG 1859 eva s, thei1yeih
ooverng what came stos be known ltas,
the Gomstocls lode. in which were ahid,
den the richest deposits sdf silver ever
found anywhere on the 3glohraQ Their
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-08
Prisoner Escaped !
During the Night

Last night one convict .escaped
from prison by saving throoghe the
bars OF cell window and leaping
ten feet into ditch The man, matie
good his escape, meeting with many
obstacles and rescuing; "a lost .clnld
from pack of hungry wolves. 20
He was captured at. the ,Wigwam
in the moving picture after having
had hut few hours liberty See
this great picture, at the Wigwam TO
night and enjoy two hours Of enter
talnn1e1t.s--~x-- -->e---:s--1 -
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-08
Widow,.-.,Gets, 80 -, :.
: ''''.'ss Half Interest

9 The Walter Cook estate, : Swhiish. has
been worrying, the relatiiyeess lawyers
and courts is to be distributed ThS
Supreme Court has handed dPwn T
decision in the matter in which, the
widow receives one-half alte cesiate,
the contesting relatives to receive
theF other half The Court held. that
it was mot community property anl
was not subject tor home stead by the
'widowt~e ~5 uio"s b0a bsdlg4ados
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-08
Count . Goes %. i
=. ...-.-- On Again

couatsiszso,i q aaAhstodsy. fhe comm
;ssioner and those ekffeerested are ye.
in Elko county. Several OF the small
precincts have been gone over. THIS
AFTERNOON IL;aamreille an IS beipe .copntsed tYs
The parties Interested are holding
onto Elko. the largest precinct uptil
ties lafSUS 3is74+m3o @sFT
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-08
: MACHINES PASS THROUH

FOUR autos came down from the
Lake this morning Two of them re
NAMED in town the { day, while the
others went on to Reno Another
big car came in from Plaeerville via
the Kingsburry and ALTERS taking on
fresh supply on fuel went up The
Kings Canyon grade The traver this
season has been astonishing, large
and by another season Carson will
he regarded as one Of the places on
* - e-~-a--s--.
thessanesoi,sftHs ssaa 1MRap. NAP. OF a9gToa
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-08

Three amateur acts and FIVE reels
of late motion pictures at the Wig
wan to!night nio
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-08

eeing ship equipped Yith 4wiseless
vii. take the visitors for "a trip out
on the Paeihes Ocean iotsua .Etp.,o f
|sLillimpok head . the7s Government, jet
Ety andsthel big forts guarding the
II. outh Of the Columbia SRiveer ,.u
u AlArfane ernerts have alsos beens iffade
10 allow the visitors All opportunity
to witness the hauling OF the Salmon
nets and the canning. Of the Royal
5lDm 50 n 7lllls5S 0taA ss6Iis 4lUl' J
Gsthnoek lsal1pen.a 10, sl9oauos I'M
~ Reduced nrailsesd rates ares iA 'ef-
,fect for the trip from Nevada and all
tickets are, good togo through to.the
beach resorts adjacent to astoria
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-08
IN FINE SHAPE

The grounds at Bowers Mansi 10
have been placed in fine shape of ah
Mas6h's moonlight picnic next Rri
day night. They haye been arrange
for electric lights and everything
in +eendseioH@ fer as-firsy~ cfas s~tirrfe.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-08
RETURNS FROM RENO

Mrs Harry Millard.swho has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Wilson.
in Reno. has returned to her home in
his CITY. AAj "a -
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-08

present as "a. sPesial vii b xrpp. from
Carson ana ohes from Reno Those
Intending ID - sHodld patsliasea their
tickets early SO that the management
can judge of thsserowd that will have
to be taken earalof sand rSvill thus be
better able4 to s properlya provide TOR
their care aud dssenterfainnent
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-08
Popular Couple
A1oIHie WsS n
are Married
Srh&s S,ab.s sfsSa,ds oifNhss apelsn

Sfhss inais Is ffieaids 4oiiNhss Areltn'
Chartz and h. J. Haley were sur
priScd Yesterday to learn that the
couple was married in Reno Sunday
evening. Mr.. Haley left this city
!. .last- week ron.sa va acation,s whilcsAIiss
Clartz ,departed Saturday, : evening
for California. The couple it was
understood swould Be e"rnarried this
fall
The news a. .rtl.eaSmarriages SUNDAY
was telephmed cvS ktstersay snJ
tie wires were kept hot with con, on,
rra,rtations.. -
Miss Chartz. wiio is rhea eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ali Chartz
II this city, pwast lone eof 2theHsaecessi
ful teachers in the public schools OF
this city and ,aesoaals fayoIites AMI
Haley, who has been with Wells
sFasgo~a number of years. and WHO
has had charge of the Office in this
City for the past-twosyears. mas -mafe
rrqny friends by his honesty and acI
cousniodating ways. 4
IL IS understood that Mr.. Haley is
to be transferred ostbe Rersd efSus
where the couple, wllomaly theH au-
ture home Their many friends. were
in hopes that Carson would be their
future home. Congratulations are
due and this paper wishes ste' be I'm
cluded in the list .-.---~ S---
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-08
40 p-aIosr AGAIN j

The San Francisco papers ave r.
porting the disappearance of Al
Partridge. formerly of this ciiy
Some time aga ssshisS disappearaT {
from Reno was reported, but siis,e
that time at least two gentlem IN iot
this. eity..haXe. seen~uanl.. talk eds M /
EIansise CO. .s.s- --..- .s--s..
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-08
WILL -l|@RBEN||l The stat
Governor eddie 10 50 to 0fegq1
for the Celebration. Set / |
a Date for Nevada

I BIS p m, Spectaediar Produce
of the Oregon Indian Drama, g"
bridge OF the God S. = with a CAST
st30 persons and a Puritan Chu!
Choir ST 40 persons. {
Special arrangements have bl
made 20 allow those from Ncya daa
make silott later trips ort OF AZ
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-08

|, <Geopgei Watt pne of ahe e4 known
seattle randS land owners gof eastern
sMesada,s has been a4senAte 9fsalAe9rnif
for an operation. HisrGe.pditienf ). ser
ions and it is feared tat he cannot
survive the s0le ration Hs ia associat-
ed witlsaFgsd pasAerg. siee: Wing
field and others--in the cattle busi-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-08
ON THE SICK LIST

Frank Hickey OF Gardnerxille- Is
still quite i'll in this city and was
joined BY his VIE "a few days ago
where she has been on vfsfr- WIN
friends.nj bnl eaolsloqio3 .sinln q
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-08
TORTURED FOR Is YEAR

TORTURED FOR Is YEARS
by a cure ire4yihg stomach troukl
tha, baflled doctors.a anh assisted pl
remerdies thss lsied,v John w. M3d
ders OF Mq9sdbdss{svilplea u Alieih Isl !. ', SeeuI
doomed He had to sell his farm an
give up upp"7Sotirk1 Wotirk. : 1iiS neiehbors saif
"he can't live much longer l"Wht,
ever ! ate bstrsased. me" he wro3t
'qath. K lried HfsWie sRittsrsI whT
worked such wonders for me thats
can now eat things could not tai
ioafn Years nsf,Tely grand reniif
'dy-~for stomach trouble Just ,
g6odldor the liver aands kidneyA II
ery' bottle gaaranteeeho Onlys soc r
LqAa Mullsz'sa drygJ sloree bn.
.-~-~~,---'. '>~,~---,,~' -
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-08
4o 4nE1fNks

=. B. Ellis leaves this evening
'SAsksF sFraisebco. From that point :
MIC yoiIF s,fles J4lch lac ,n;on Club md
,ber, and taks in the jinks in the RI
woods.
dU S1IfIS QaItJ
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-08

'' MELONS ON ICE
Water Melons on ice at the Stone
Market. All sizes. and prices. 500. -s-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-08

See the great. essaps from pfiifop
{, tte Wiswam tonight.
G7sEsl1Ga Sssss So
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-08
. DANGEROUSLY ILL

esaA.oisftas sa,g sfa4na z4naap. or aaTroa
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-08
T 70 J.. Start ia /. Work; e.
7. a. -s'-'.1 :. On. Property pert.

ss o e eat 54tyiaSgy h95, 5aaIs 55as s. bssn
property near Topaz, in Antelope
Valley, was an arrival from Califor-
MIA this morning. Mr., Livingston
has his plans perfected a and win short
~ be in position to start work on
an elaborate scale and do Some ex-
fsnsive deVsl9pisase enf oYorf on this
promising s'TalSg'lng gpr0peGyuoSeyeH1al leasers
s'e are ,I'1e' working near the ground and in
! nsealy say tesynery lnstanefe ttalfe good xalnes
have been unnfc2oveFsd.i 3i4,3sla a.i-
Some very high. grade ~o1e. has, been
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1911-12-20
Toot Your Own Horn.

Toot Your Own Horn.
A hen is not supposed to have much
common sense or tact. yet every time
she lays an egg she cackles forth the
fact.
A rooster hasn't got a lot OF intel
lect to show. but none the less most
roosters have enough good sense to
crow.
The mule. the most despised OF
beasts, has persistent way OF letting
people know he's around by his In
sistent bray.
The busy little bees they buz4, bulls
below and cows moo, and Watchdog
bark and ganders quack and doves
and pigeons COO.
The peacock spreads his tail and
squawks; pigs sQueal and robins sing
and even serpents know enough tc
hiss before they sting.
But man. the greatest masterpiece
that nature could devise, viii otter
stop and hesitate before he'll edver
tisei-The Practical Printer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1911-12-20
WHAT ADS HAVE ATTAINED
Personal SaIesmanshIp Displaced
John Lee Mahln Tells Value Of
Cooperation.

John Lee Mahin, president OF the
Mahin Advertising company, addressed
the students of the Northwestern Uni
versity School of Commerce on the
progress of the advertising business
recently. He said the question OF
placing before the public the mer-
chants story regarding his wares had
advanced during the last few years
until now it is one of the most i'm
portant items in the business world.
Formerly the personal salesman
was the advertising medium of his
house." Mr.. Mahin said. HE did all
Of the talking and writing about his
line. But now times have changed,
and 1t is the advertising writer who
does this work in a broader manner
and with the assistance Of the per-
sonal salesman.
Advertising and salesmanship are
related very closely at the present
time, and as a matter of fact the CO.
operation of the salesman and the ad-
vertising writer has brought the busi-
ness to what 1t is today. We cannot
cooperate without getting results. and
the wise salesman does not work
alone, but employs tools which come
within his reach, such as the newspa-
pers, street car advertising and the
bill boards.
There are number Of tests which
apply both to the personal salesman
and the advertising writer. The two
most important are the method OF the
writer and sincerity.
"In modern advertising the words OF
the writer must be placed before the
public In the most plausible manner:
Anyone can write and anyone can tell
stories, but It takes the advertising
writer to take the words and phrases
and place them where the best results
will be had.
1.-The second test is sincerity. In
advertising. as well as in every other
thing that is done in business. one
OF the most important factors is SIN
cerity. You must be sincere in what
you claim for the article which Is be-
ing advertised. The best way to con-
quer this is to have faith in yourself.
as well as your business"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1911-12-20
SAID ABOUT ADVERTISING

Whether an ad pulls or not
generally depends on the push
of the Observation-Disclosures
dom.
The best way to fight the mail
order house is by boosting your
own business and working your
hardest to make it srow.-ln-
land Stationer.
"We've all heard of the fellow
who puts the cost of advertis-
ing into the quality of soods,'"
says the Southern Advertising
Journal, "but none of US have
ever been able to detect the su-
periority Of his product"
The advertisement reaches
the man whAe he Is receptive,
but before he assumes the de-
fenslve, as he Is apt to do with
the salesman. 1t also reaches
the men who have influence
with the buyer, but who are
inaccessible to the salesman.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1911-12-20
AN AD-JURATloN.

II you'd advance your business,
An advantage you will find
In adequate advertising
OF an admirable kind.
Down from the time Of Adam
This ad-age all admit;
If you'll adopt ad-visement,
You will adhere to it.
Adults admire adherence
To an adopted aim.
Let no adverse adventure
Make you adjourn the game.
But add new ads ad-roitly,
And make a big ado,
And soon you'll add ad-ollar
For every cent that few. Adieu!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1911-12-20
Strong Arm Of AdvertlsIns.

servtce-service 10 the customes-
tsat is the strong right arm oS adver-
Using. You can hire the oleverest ed-
vertasing man the sun ever sbone on.
but II the clerks in your store are
gIouches, II your values aren't Just
what they are advertised to be, II
real service to the customer Is some
thing that you have heard Of only In
books, If your interest in the customer
ceases the moment money has ex-
changed hands-why, your advertising
man can't make your printed message
worth its cost, that's all.-Jeromo p.
Eleishman.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1911-12-20

Whether buggy, furniture household furnishings Christmas wedding
present. we ready the buying public with
well filled
We have handsome SUITS dining chairs Closets dining tables beautiful rockers
lin oak and Mahogany.
full dinner sell single See beautiful 10
They being greatly admired In aveWare and beautiful de-
will please exacg We have been better
equipped in this department. Have you cut glass?
designs much lower than the city stores Large aor
will make suitable Christmas
sterling silver and solid gold ewe stock just rpshed tor
the holiday trade assortment Nin Guitars Mandons Rno
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-18

given this subject, and are formulated in the light of the great mass of infor- nation which the commission has gath cred respecting both our own barking system and needs and the experience and practices of foreign countries
 'The result of our laws has been to create a banking system made up of. a great number of isolated units each work ing within a limited circle, and each of necessity governed by it's own Immediate interests without reference to what would be for the greatest good of all.
 T believe the conclusions which I pre- sent herewith meet those conditions and that the organization which it is proposed to create will insure the benefits which we seek without running any risk of cre- ating a financial institution which can be controlled by ambitious monetary in terests or dominated by political influ- ence."
 The monetary commission received Mr. Aldrichs suggestion without comment as to it's merits The document was pre- sented by the vice chairman, Represen- tative Vreeland, and soon afterward the commission adjourned to meet at the call of the chairman 7A
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-18
Situation in Rhode Island

Providence, January 11AThe general opinion as to the probable outcome of the legislative election tomorrow of suc- cessor to Nelson W. Aldrich has changed somewhat and tonight there is a feeling that the long threatened deadlock may not develop. Henry F. Lippitt, the can- didate of the regular republican organi- zation and the choice of Senator Aldrich himself, is looked upon in many quarters as the probable winner. Lippitt's election however, is by no means conceded by the supporters of Judge Labaron B. Colt, the candidate of the '1nsurgent" wing of the party. and the struggle showed no let-up tonight. 'as..-a-4s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-18

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