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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-05
IlIelIt eel d

lin Jenkins was arrested today Tor
selling whiskey without license. a
man BY the name Of Tracyis said 3
have given Jenkins d ten dollar phi
10 get some red liquor. N short
time lin had the fiery stun
Jenkins was taken before Justice
Amos this afternoon, where was
held in the sum OF I'VE hundred dol;
lars to awaitithe action OF the gratief
jury.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-05
THREE MEM ARE
BEFORE MAYOR
!, TELL GOOD sToRIEs AND
ARE SET Al gl5ERI I'M
JENKINS Fin ED AsT NIGHT

Old John8Doe broke over again and
fell into tho hands OF the bluecoats.
John got saturated on bad whiskeg
and he had to pay a fine q two dol
lars and costs. John had The money
this time and paid out.
There were several prisoners that
rested in the lookup but these were
ablei tsl ppsup forfeits and were a.;
lowed to 30 when their fines were
paid. ,s,s /;
At q session Of police court held
last night Jim Jenkins las fined ten
dollars and sentenced to jail for i've
DAYS. Jim was arrested on a charge
OF assault and battery. Another charge
is being investigated against that Of
bootlegging, A man by the name OF
Tracy claims that he gave jenkins a
ten dollar bill to get pint OF whis-
key. The whiskey was gotten for the
thirsty man but he got no change.
Three prisoners were sinathe dock
this morning and all Of these were re-
leased.
William Evans. who said that his
home was in Wilkes-Barr Pa, was
up yesterday and last night be again
fell into the hands Of the police force.
After Evans had paid his hne yes
terday morning he had over sixteen
dollars left. Last night when the
search was made at the city lookup
he had fifteen cents.
He said that he was on his way
home wherehe had wife and three
children. 4 He asked the mayor to be
lenient With him stating that within
a very few minutes that he would be
out Of the city. He claimed that ne
had work at Gray's Flats and that he
would go directly there. He was per
mitted to take his suit case and go.
In starting Sout Eyens went In the
right direction to get the lnterurbap
that would carry him to the point
where he wished to be carried.
Charles Wilson, Of Piedmont, was
IN on a charge of lettering. His story
was to the effect that he had been to
the round house nearly all day yes
terday and toward evening he fell in
with one John French, French pro
posed that they get some beer before
the nine o'clock train ran to Morgan
town for Wilson was going out on
that train to the down river town
They came up to the Tavern saloon, got
a can Of beer and stepped into a room
in the rear Of the Tavern where they
were drinking 1t when they we're botf
arrested. He said that i was the mrs
time that he had seveGbeen In the
place. When asked hey he expected
TO get to ,Morgant6w1l without any
money he replied that he had worked
at the round house and was well &C
ouainted and that he could do the
trick all right, So
John French was arrested for lott
| ering. His story Of the arrest cor
I FEDERATED The statement made by WI
son. Both men were permitted to go
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-05
FoRsaLE gYfslssls

former had suffered BY his leap from
the bridge Beller speceeded IN
keeping Morgan's head above Ne wa
ter and had gotten him near the shore
when assistance arrived lespon-
dency is the only reason given for the
attempt at suicide.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-05
GOOD ADVICE an THAI.

The local papers tell Of a girl at
Lyons, Mich, who answered an ad
vertisement OF a firm which for 81
would tell her how to become beautt.
full and remain SO. She sent the dol
lar and received the following reply:
Mind your mother and stay nome
evenings
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-05
Directors We're Dummies.

The consideration in this transfer
was one dollar and mortgage for the
full value of the stock. Another ale
cation contained in the governments
petition is that the directors on the
board of Sunday Creek Coal Company
were merely dummy directors, and
were instructed how they should vote
and conduct themselves at all meet
ings of the board.
Another element entering into the
governments petition is the Trunk
line syndicate" which from 1903 to
1910 dominated the Hooking Valley
railroad through majority owner.
ship Of its capital stock. What stand
the government will take regarding
tn syndicate is not made plain in the
petition.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-05

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-The anti
trust suits brought yesterday in Co.
lumbus against the soft coal" roads
are similar to those brought against
the Hard coal" roads, now on APP
peal to the supreme court of the Uni
ted States. Attorney General Wick.
ersham has been directing the prep
aratlon of the Soft coal" cases for
several months. The suits filed yes,
terday are the governments first
move against the so'called bituminous
coal trust.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-05
RARInIEI.ls..

Short haired pianists. ~
Good natured mules. i6
Dyspepsialess rarebitss 80 u;
Modest actors. j36-.a,
Ball players who do not chew TO-
bacco.
Railroad conductors who are not
Elks.
Collar buttons that won't stain the
neck.
Old maids who have not had a 70,
nance.
Sales ladies' who sound their RS"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-05

When beginning to doubt whether
there ARE any more tenants, want ad
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-05
Aareenents AIIeaed.

Five agreements between the rail-
road companies and coal companies
and the Central Trust Company, OF
New York, are offered by the govern
ment as evidence In its petition. One
of these agreements, made between
the Continental Coal Company and
the Toledo and Ohio Central railroad,
stated that in exchange for the coal
companys placing its entire capital
stock, with the exception OF hVe
shares. in the hands off, P. Morgan
& Company, as a guarantee Of its good
faith and subject to the disposal but
not the sale Of the, Toledo and Ohio
Central railroad, the railroad would
take a block of the coal company's
bonds off its hands and lend 1t sup
port
Hooking Valley railroad and the
Toledo and Ohio Central, was made,
it is charged, in which the former
company was to purchase one-halt the
bonds OF the Continental company,
held by the railroad and to accept one.
half Of the traffic of the Continental
company's mines.
In conclusion, the government prays
the court to adiudge the cobinatlon
between the railroad companies and
the coal companies. unlawful and In
restraint of trade, and to grant an In
junction forever, enioining them from
paying each other dividends on the
stock they hold in the companies
named as the defendants in the suit.
The petition also asks that the com.
panies be forever barred from voting
the stock they hold In any of the de-
PENDANT companies, thus putting the
control into the hands of individuals
owning blocks OF stock, no matter
how small.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-05

sn5scrIbe for the West vIrginian.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-05

1.-THE furnished room al look
igoodIs run around % The 4 sldres gly
enSald take d look ~ the room.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-22

daj moGi. Kritiziral ie suznie-
drzce. Nj kritiziramo kapitaliste.
Demokratje so bill V polni moci
v%ceraj. R"publikanci so danes. to-
da bodotnost pripada Social
stom.
Kontal .ic : pozivom ma vse
ljudi. maj Sc zbirajo okrog zaStave
SocialiZma ter : tenn zagotove
Svojim potomcem pravice. katcre
jim p~ripadnio. tn da reSijo Svoje
zene suInoSti kapitalistitnega 81
sienna
Tako Sc je koncalo to zanlrIv"
predavanie. lc zal, da 81 nam kaj
tacega ne nudi veGkrat. kajti :
tenn hi bilo mnogo pomagano tn
iii nam slov. dclavcem, ker hi :
tenn priili mnoho %hitreic do pra-
vega pojmovanja SocialiSticnih
naukOv.
Prihodnia Scia TUX. soc. kluba
Sc naznani potion dopi>uic. Iclr-
ii hi bio. ia Sc .io vdclcle vSi So
drugi. in raven mai 81 v>ak pri-
pcIje pc encga novcga trpiua. ka-
teri Sc lcli nam pridruziti. kaiti
81 myec mas bo tenn bolic BIO. So
cializcm hiti >voiim cilirm ma
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-22
SHOAF UMORJEN?
~Porocevalec Appeal to Reason
"a Los Angelesu zginil ne
znano kan.

George II. Shoaf. p~oroGcvalec
znancga SocialiStijncga liSta APP
peal to Reason. ktcri Sc ie mu-
dill Y Los Angclc>u. Cal. odkar
sta tam Y zaporu brata Ne. Mama
ia in ktcri ic nriScl ma sled goro-
stasnim hudobijam kapitali>tiGnih
Iarotnikov, je Y noGi ~prcdzadnic
ncdcljc G5. avg izginil ncznanO
kan Kljub neumorncmu iSkaniu
"a do danes Sc MISC mogli zaslcdi-
II III med nicgovimi p|riiatclii in
">iallmi Sodrugi V Los AugclcSu.
III dobro %poznaio tamoSnic raz-
mere Sc vcdno boil u,ria mncn-
le. da jc bill Shoaf ~zavratno ma
padcn cd BurnSovih dctcktivov i'm
n"rabIlcn. Gc ne Umoricn. Shoaf
lr Stanoval pri Svoii sorodnici. Ii
>i" noe. ko "a .ic zmanikalo. ic
>orodnica )Sliiala ncko vpitic ~
mai pred hiSo. a kcr ic bila valeno
p~onornc"a ypitia ne loSangclSkih
uI'cah. Sc nj zmcnila. V iutro ic
pa naSla pred hiSo Shoafov kIo-
buk. YES zmcdkan in polcg klobu-
ka jc lczal tczki "blackiack''.
kratka priprava i trdcga kavcu-
kp kaEprSup rnvolp, p.e';, O.. =
pm detektivi in razni prctcpaGi.
Dobro namcricn mahliai "'black
lackom' lahko zavda SmrtonoSni
uiarcc. NSIcdtcga Sc sklcpa. da so
otisovi hlapci poGakali Shoafa. ko
lc sci domov in ga %zavratno ubili
irup'o pa skriIi. Sum utcmcliuic-
10 temboli, kcr so dctcktivi in
druee pretepaSke barabc V sluz.
hi kapitalisticnih prosekutoricv
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-22

To kugo prodajajo Y wee KRAFT,
\aJvec 10 lmaJo V zalogi pri ''C,
Ameriki' in "A. S" Vsi ii So a.,
govorni IA seGanje proklete ra>
mere. kako dolgo hos pa ii della
wee Sc podpiral kugo. kako doloo
hos Sc politicno hlapGeval. da Il
bodo k%apitalisti potem natikaI %
spodarski jarem? Da.j. zbudi SO "a
hoteS, da ii bode kdaj $ tvoiimi
otroci vred boljSe ma svetu.
Konetno pozdravljam vse "a.
vedne delavce Sirom zemlie. PRO.
lrtarcu' pa zelim. da hi bill skora;
dnevnik.
Anton Rack.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-22
soCIALIsTICNI PREGLEp

-. callahan s~oci.rst;sn;
acrmau y Devil. Lake. al
moral rcsignirati md nr;t;sp
>voic lokalnc >tr,nEo Cauoham
y mc>tncm zboru p~losovoI ~ !;
ccuco nrkrgo noyro, gIodaI;.sa
ktcrcmu So IN socialist nosnno
tovali Zato so MN kr,,LnmnL
zapovcdali. dq mora odstovi,i s,o
ic mcs,o kot alderman kar - .,
iii storil Iopct dor,al 4, soo;a
|Iistiaui ,rronEi ;o prcJ,sor,
cello i'm di,cipIina
Tnr,r.E, ,,.l.. ,,.1.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-22
DUNAJSKE VOLITVE.


,ha,.I.;L t.. E..;,
-Na GAVIN tai N"l''eN Pr'o u
re''hlN'vom Aro'l''r "'Ituns .
'Ira'l' Je sumo ,'parh'. Man
kaIaI'' are ma moHe'n'm. nme'-
hlSko Ildanrm po>ioplu t'>karne
Nor"ar'N kJ'r Sc h~ahajalo
Pr"S'orI ~uredhlNlVa Arheltrr
mtI'uhg Sc pohiha pro'l oNmim'
l'Soco III 'lSo'e DEL o@romhe, rrne
Ia S''Ni "'''''
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"'i'"''" Neu"" DOLL hara>ca'
ul''a Preu ureniliNtVom Je popoI-
NOM" %'''l">ei'a. i'>ho N'"Je IJuu-
~ "i"s "p ~" V le-
~N''" ""r''Ju SoParlega Junll>Re-
:" ,'cer"' HlNahlo ra|praNlJaJo IN
"E'"'jo iE'"u N'I,'eI' -\e@'l'Ve
N.'I'''' M 'S.'" N'Jr uNo'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-22

ga gotova. Kaj Favoriten, Florids
dorf. kaj Ottakring - "a tie okra-
je Sc je itak vedelo. da prodro So
cialisti. Toda kako je notranjih
dunajskih okrajih. kjer Sc je vo-
lilni boz tako strastno razvijal,
k.jer Sc nj moglo pray ME gotOve-
ga reel, ali zmaga krScanski socia-
list ali ENTHUSIASTICALLY
kandidato
Iopet ugaSnejo crke. zopet Sc
svetli kvadratna ploskev V temo.
Ali zopet vzplamene crke ma svet-
lobnem kvadratu belle plahte in Z
rdeGimi crkami oznanja SkioptI-
kon V Soparno junijSko noe veil
ko novice: prime LicchtcnStcin
Y OIL v%olitvi'. Tedai pa .ie IL
bruhuilo dcScttiSocih crnc mno-
zicc in gor pod Grno nebo Sc il
glaSilo od radoStnih vzklikov. In
i/nuva ugaSncio Grke ma vetli plo-
SkVl i'm iZnOVa ZaIare rdeCi Svct-
lohi "GrcSSman Y OH v%olitvi'.
I'm Iopet orkan navduSenia, zopct
'''" P''NN'"Ir' VINES '""'>',n
""' P'c"'''I"l 'N''' .|N''N'
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N"/i." !r'P''anl' "r' So 50 N'etlIe
v hrIn'rH'm oIeNK'l. teIeSa 50 Sc
S.'aia V hlpnih. nenadmh kret-
man. \N" mh'/l'o le naVdaJala
sumo 'Ha |aveN'' visa mno|lca le
'''Ni'Ia 'iN'ih tr'hutRlh Samo ma
EN-" ll'>eI III l' 'nvStVovaIa Samo
INV ~ INV N''
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-22
Kansas CITY. Kans.

Kansas City, Kans.
Cenicuo urcdui~ty.'
Scjai ic mimulo 20 precci casa.
odkar ir bill zaduii iopi~ " Pro
lctarcu''. Novcga >irer mi me. 4
ycndar jutim potrcho. ia Sc malo
ogla>im.
DclaySke razmcrc Y tenn mcstu
so mad v>c @lulostne. Razmcrc 50
t utakc, da hi Sc liokal mad niimr
sam hog o6c, &c hi priScl dol L
oblakov.
Dobrc razmcre so pat "a kapita-
liStc. ki imaio ma izbcro dclavsko
moe. To 81 pa5 vidi ziutrai ma
pragih tovarn. ko |ilbiraio bosSi
Suznje. Kteri .ic boil moGan in la
ne kaze intelligence. ia proda kozo.
Plaza jc uazarrnSko Slaba. Carat
jc pa treba. da pokaio kosti. Mar
Sikdo delayccv. Xxi Gaka ma miloS,
boSSa. da "a pokliGe V SuznoSt. je
prc>pal Y box kari. hrrz ]vcGeric
hrez tolaIhc in brez upania ma
~holoGno>t. Mnogi otc. kterih otro-
ri zvcdavo Gakaio mn l,rub ma
drIo oteta. Sc drenia pred vrati
tovarn zaman. kaiti dclav>kih rok
ir ma tiSoGe. Iii cakaio lcia.
koliko ic med 10 hrazpoSclno
armada bolnih. oncmoglih. XII hi
moral hiti prc>krblicni Y dobro
in tcGno hrano. strcho in Gi>to oh
lcko. a nimaio tcga. polcg ia Sc
skrb "a dclo. - Kapitalisti Sc "a
TO Sevcda ne brigaio. Kako nekiq
Sal Sc dclavci Gc~tokrat sami ne.
SliSi Sc il uSt nczavcduih dclavcev
cdino toIhc. da .ic proved liudi ma
Svctu, la hi morala biti voiska ali
ku"a, la hi liudii pobrala 5 tega
Sveta - potcm da hi bio Sc le
flctno ma svetu IN tiSte. XII hi osta-
il it'd. To so Seveda blame zelie
in lie tuditi Sc ic. kako more Glo-
vc>tvo, katerega .ie ~vzgaiala Ger
KEY 1000 let. imeti take barbarskc
miSli.
.Iaz pa pravim. da ic k~apitaliSti-
en- SINtem dovoli velika kuga. da
vh'Je dovolj c~loveStva vsak dan.
To kugo Je trcba Samo o~dpraviti.
pa no dovoll della i'll icla IN Use!
|ato pa delavci V Kansas City. no
hrn"ga nj treba kriviti radi sla-
hlh raSov, kcr ste sami sokrivci.
Da sc 20 odpravi. ic trcba iii
organzacijo SocialiSticnc kIu-
be. da Sc politiGno organiziramo
M nvedcno poto msyojih kandi-
Iatov politiGui in potion nicco
'"II mduStrlalni prcobrat.
do S"daj Sc jr godilo vcdno ma
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-22

aIU. ia IA OOuO uODlle . IKE lie
gre IL Los Angelesa. In Shoat
sam je parkrat omenil. da .je We
dino V smrtni nevarnosti. Njegovi
OIL prijatelji tudi omenjajo, ia
ie Shoaf tisti dan nosil pri sebi
vazne listine tikajoGe ST Otisove
zarote prot delavSkim unijam.
kar so gotovo vedeli tudi niegovi
n%aSprotniki.
Ia netuveni dogodek .jc silno
razburil Sodruge III Sploh vSe IL
niiSko delavstvo Y Los AngeleSu.
Policija jc p~riccla L navidezno
preiskavo; ker pa delavci niti "a
las ne zaupajo losangelSki polici-
il. zaccli so 2 laStno in temeliito
preiSnavo. ktcra BIO trajala tako
dolgo. dokler Sc ne odkrije Y ma
goti najnovejSi zlocin kapitali-
stiGnih krvnikov y Los Angelc>u.
" Appeal to Reason bo tn tcden
poSvetil Losangel;kim morilcem
po>cbno izdaio. ktcra DO najbrz
Iopct "rdcGe o. vroGa' i'm ho vSe-
hovala tudi nckai Senzacnih puro
ell, XII Jill ic postal Shoaf glcdc
peiSckuciic hratov Me Namara.
NoGrug Geo II. Shoaf J., hil SO
riali>titui reporter I'm piSaIcli ka-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-22
Druzabni red DO ''bozii vo-

lii. Ncdavno ic iz;la Statistical.
Xxi kair. Ia jc lcta 1910 ma Angle
Skem umrlo 10 liudi ODD gladu.
~ Y Londonu. Ma drugi Strani
pa je pc iziavi mini>tra Loid-
DIordIa ma AnglcSkcm 1O3.O COO o-
sch. Xxi imaio mad 10000 kron
lrtnih dohodkov. DvaiSct angles
XIII trgovccv ina mad en- million
kron Irtnih johodkov / nSc ycliko
Voc imaip vojvodc i'm lordi. IN
eliza jc, kakor znano. zclo pohol
na dcl"Ia: prank Sc uatancuo
po>vccujc. ampak glad krscau-
Skcga bliIuika ic sitcmu normal
ncmu lris'ianu dc>cta briga.
Svoje %Er>tanStvo ima. Xxi Sc kai
Icpo Nklada L malikovanirm ma
mona nj Jim do tcga. Ga hi pp
>votopi>rm>kcm rcccrtu 4 dobri-
mi deli 81 priSlulili ucbcSko kra
ljc>tvo. Bogatini ~zvilgaio ma me-
bc~a onkraj groba in imaio raic
ncbc>a MA zcmlii ... V tenn mai bi
Jill tudi Sjromaki po>ncmali iu
mai hi polagali vccio yalnost ua
zcmcli>kc dohrotc. kot da So to-
PROLETAREC FIX
Iazijo Z dyomliivim placilom ON
kraj groba. Boli,c: drzi ga. kot
loyi ga.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-22
DOpfSi.
Victor, Colorado.
Aug. 18th 1911

III '"'E''il SuHlJl oTUdllLlfdt .JllHO.
SLOW. soc. klub. kar Sc ie tudi
zgodilo. Dne ,. augusta Sc mas
je zbralo l6. napredno mislecih
%delavccv. kateri Sc zavcGnmo. da
Je danaInji Sistem Ikrivitcn. in
ktcri uvidevamo. da IL danaSnje
mezdne SuInosti nj drugie reSit-
We, kakor Y delay>ki Socialistic-
nj stranki, oziroma Y mas samin.
Dine 9. aug. Smo imcli priliko DO
, >luIati oncga najboli agilneisih
deIavcrv "a >ocializem. katcri ie
razkrinkaI kapitaliSticno Justice
do golcga. ter pokazal Y pravi lu-
ti kapitali>titno ralrcdnozavcdno
amcri>ko Justice.
kot ze omcnicno. govoril .ic
dine " augusta v tukailnjcm Vic
Tor Opera House ~odrug Frcd. -
Warren. Urcdnik cucgo naiboli
raz~rrJonih "ug. SOC. Ii>tov
Appeal go R~na~o~-a''. IL GIraru.
Hams Y poIlrugo uro 'r]aiaiotem
worn jc povcinl nomcu in sire
mIlrnl" >'arih pol'i.uih >frank.
k"'".r Use 'rmoIIio ua prjvatui
i'Ntmul t"ral "a kapitaiilcu. med
'rjg.m ID. "w"uii tuli atrr". ka-
terra IS" >"'al "digrara " Los I'm
gs|r>U. CAL. EItr ~.IifI I'm rlla-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-22

Sodr. john Petrich lie 81. zas-
topnik "Proletarca" "a Youngs-
town in okolico.
Poobhscen je pobirati narocni-
no, kolektati oglase in urediti
sploh vse posle ticoce Sc agitacije
lista.
Direktorij.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-22

Ste re Obnovili n~arocnino "Pro-
letarca"7 - &c 10 Sc niste. stori-
te to takoj, da Sc Van ne ustavi
lista.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-22

ORGANIZATION soc kuba It. 30.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-01-07

Rev. NJ. NJ. Nelson has been
elected by unanimous vote as pas
tor Of the Christian church for an
other Yenr.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-01-07
Saves Two Lives

"Neither my sister nor myself
might be living to-day, if it had
not been for DIR. Kings New Ds-
covery" writes A. D. Mcdonald of
Fayette, N. c. r. F. d. No. s, "for
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The Monte Vista journal., 1911-01-07
A JUDGES FEAR

Speaking before the Twin City
Bankers Association, December Is,
Judge Charles f. Amidon of the
United States District Court at
Fargo, N. D., said the founders of
our government were men who
feared too large measure of pop.
ular government. The United
States, he declared, is the safest
country in the world for property,
and the federal courts, constituting
the constitution, are the bulwark
of the peoples rights. AS report
ed in the Pioneer Press, he added:
put the people in direct con-
troll of government, give them pri-
mary reform, the initiative, refer
endum, recall, and their legislation
will represent the passing passions,
prejudices and fears of the people.
Then the courts will have to de-
clare many more laws unconstitu-
tional."
In other words, Judge Amidon,
like the trainers of the constitu-
ton to whom he refers, fears dem
ocracy. When property rights in
terfere with human rights, then
human rights must give way.
Dollars are supreme: not men,
La Follctte's.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-01-07

The photograph will soon be-
come a household necessity. 1t
has been brought to such perfec-
ton that one may listen to the
best music and singing produced
in the large cities at his own fire.
side. Music is not only entertain
ing, but 1t is inspiring and up
lifting. 1t not only adds to the
pleasures of life, but is health
giving as we'll.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-01-07

The social and economic condi-
tions in New York city are bad.
The result is that one in every
nine persons in that city receives
assistance from charity every year,
according to the findings Of a city
charity committee. The cost of
the city's charity is about S35, OOO,-
600 year.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-01-07

Mrs. Elizabeth Cass Goddard,
of Colorado Springs, who has
gained considerable notoriety as
being opposed to woman suffrage,
has taken a stand in favor of hav-
ing that city carried at the spring
election in favor of saloons.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-01-07

The first annual meeting of the
Colorado Good Roads Conference,
which will be held in Denver, Jan.
Is and II promises to result in
any other convention held in re-
more actual good to the state ;han
cent years. The Convention has
been called by Governor Shafroth
to meet in the Albany hotel con-
vention hall, and already several
hundred delegates have been nam
ed by the various counties, cities
and commercial bodies OF the state.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-01-07
Monte Vista Lodge
Invites You to Membership

For short time the charter will be
open and the initiation fee will be but
300 The regular foe is s2E.0O 800
per week sick benefit, 500 death bene-
Tit, free doctor for members and their
families. The Moose is % years old and
the home Office is Anderson, Indiana
The membership Of the order is 10000,
and new lodges are being instituted
every night. Prof. E. c. Lindemann
State Organizer; w. r. Parish and John
Black, Deputy Organizers. Office at
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-01-07

Tuesday nine tons of liquid eggs
were seized by federal officers in
cold storage plant at Jersey City,
on warrant issued by the United
States commissioner. The eggs
are described as filthy, decom.
posed and putrid animal matter
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-01-07

Any little wound or abrasion of
the flesh occurring in cold weather
that is not promptly treated be-
comes a bad sore and is difficult to
heal. Apply BILLIARDS. SNOW
EMINENT at once when such ac-
cidents happen. The wound heals
promptly and soon does away with
the annoyance OF bandage. Price
Csc, SOC, and $1.OO per bottle. Sold
by Fuller Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-01-07

"Elihu Root was not meant by
Providence to adorn a republic.
From republic stand point he is a
misfit and solecism. There was
never the statute fence which could
be called Root high, Root-tight,
Root-strong. What he couldn't
crawl through he jumped, what
he couldn't jump he pushed down
Do you think that making him
Chief Justice would revise his
true nature, overturn and uproot
his whole habit of thought?"-
Alfred Henry Lewis.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-01-07
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