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The Greeley tribune., 1911-01-19
irrigation Bonds Carry

The Poudre ValleyWeld County
Irrigation district land owners voted
for the s2,000.000 bond issue and
the formal organization of the DIS
trict at the election held yesterday
There was practically no opposltion-
The voting places were at Carr
Dover and Num-, which towns lie III
the new district.
Eastern capitalists are Interested
in the new district and associated
with them are w NJ. Morse OF Gree
lev. f. Salisbury Smith and w koIla
Wilson, both of Denver.
The water is to be secured hN
building dams in the beds OF numer,
ous streams. II will he obtained
rom the North Poudre river an
the following creefs Lcne Pine, hab-
bit. Stnnewall, pale, Box Elder and
others. The combined capacity o.
the reservoirs will give the district
ii is estimated, more than 6S'eVo
acre feet. There are $4,000 acres
within the district.
BOYD Wolf, .. r. MERIT and r. -
Stevenson were elected directors.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-01-19
Stockholders NlCcliMu

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting Of the stockholders o.
The Delta Irrigation company Will
he held on the fourth day 81 Feb
ruary. A. ID. 1911, at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon. in the office the
Weld County Savings Bank in tie
city OF Greeley. Colorado. ter the
purpose OF electing three directors
to serve during the ensuing yer, and
for the transaction Of such other
business that may properly ccme he
fore said meeting.
CHARLES A. LAWRENCE.
Secretary
The Greeley tribune., 1911-01-19
Room and Board For sinoI. o.ntI.m..

$50. Belinda. ! hear you und 'D"c'
have parted company. Couldn't yOu
get ulung!'
Noun; least I couldn't. Dye know
that low down niger just ma'ied me
70 my money!"
"EO?" I said.
"Yas'ni. II. saw nll them things IN
MY iM'!or. sllber butter dishes and
crayUu portraits That you and the Othe'
white ladies' ri me. aud he just
thought he was goiu' TO net in there
und smoke while ! washed aud rned.
Aud I had II big burial Insurance. too.
aud he knnwed that. So I jes' match
ully tuned him out"
"Yes." ! said. "Rut I thought ! saw
him going In your back gate last
week"
"Oh. to he sure! Hes round. but
he's jes' bon'dln' With me now
Ladies' Home Journal
The Greeley tribune., 1911-01-19
PEST LAW NOW BEFORE
THE STATE LEGISLATURE

The proposed anti-pest law, en-
dorsed by the grasshopper conven-
tion in Greeley recently and later by
the Weld County Farmers club, has
been introduced into the eighteenth
general assembly. The bill, as lram-
ed by District Attorney Carlson and
amended by the convention to in
clude various insect pests in addition
to grasshoppers, was fathered in the
senate by Senator Cassidy OF Boulder
and in the house by Representative
Teller of Weld county.
Several conferences have been
held regarding the bill. Its intro
duction into both branches OF the
legislature simultaneously is the
first step in its early consideration.
1t is believed from the preliminary
canvasses made that the measure is
regarded favorably by the Legislators
from the various agricultural dis
tricts OF the state, In that their con
stituents have gone on record as en-
dorsing such law for Colorado.
Practically no opposition wa!
manifest when the grasshopper con
vention passed upon the proposed
bill and but little has developed
since. 1t is believed that the onl
danger for the measure lies IN IN
votes of the legislators who are nc
interested in a pest law.
Colorado already mas laws reg,
lating the importation OF shrubs an
plants and the inspection OF all cal
tie, and it is argued by those favor
ing the pest law that it is but an
other step in the direction of pro
gress that will save the farmers
the infected districts hundreds
thousands OF dollars, working
hardship on but few, if any.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-01-19
e,oinnino Of IN. c.,m Theory.

the north OF Italy. early In the last
century was the starter Of the germ
theory Of disease. Al that time PEE
cuiiur disease wns killing the silk
worms. bringing ruin to the whole silk
country Of Italy. RasSi. by the micro
scope. discovered the germ which Is
the cause of the disease. Tue germ
luter was named lsotritiS bassiana.
BaSsi believed and stated that human
diseases were also caused by germs.
RaSSi's work WAS snepred ut and pooh
roohpd by his fellow men and phtsi-
clans. and he failed tn make lasting
Impression. thereby losing great glory
for ltalla.-New York I'rcss.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-01-19
Inw rntcs fcr nsnyer Trip

Week end special'rates will be put
into effect on the Denver Laramie
and Northwestern road beginning
saturday. January 81, when tickets
vim he sold To Denver and return at
ono and one-third the regular single
trin rate. The tickets Will be sold
saturday and SUNDAY and will be
Good returning on the last train or
,,o,or car sunday evening. The
round trip rate Will be S-'io from
Greeley.
The special rates are deslgnateu
for people who may want 10 take III
n theatre at Denver or VISIT itiehis
there. The ticket limit VIII aHo"
two days and night in Denver.
Prorortionate rates VIII be IN eHec'
Mt all of the intermediate points.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-01-19
school Bond Carries Again

The second election AUTHORIZING
bonds FOR the payment OF the lot and
the construction of the new schoot
building resulted the same as tho
first. there being only one vote cast
against the proposed issue and % IN
favor. The voting was done yester-
day afternoon at the high school
The bond issue viii be for SG2,-
600. OF this amount $4,000 VIII
be used for paying the Indebtedness
incurred in securing the site and the
remaining $4,000 will be put INTO
the new school building.
The proposition carried when vot-
cd on last fall. but technical IT.
regularity made necessary another
election in order to avoid any trouble
that might arise in the future.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-01-19
y unusual. | hope"
|hs Inspiring saepipes.

! NJ 4 seaside resort ana along
h walk ramr marching II tnlOd
bud lmspipers In fuIl costume.
bprp tremendous fein,wS. bu'
biz. IN my un,utor.zl ears. war
~,upalin.S VI forty stuck pigs
)vp never heard strains To com
ID theirs fer ;ruuSing u desire
n oues country. | think rag.
biz mn>i have been fashioned
fhp ul,! days by some demon vt
"ul VI the whistle uf ar.
Prllsh " claymnres. the Neigh
n SleedS nul The SlirirkS Of
When | hear II | think Of
VI fortune. the ear NJ Jug
~ mills NJ the gods and the
NJ rirk and screw. Il
has with II cyclnnir rhythm
'hr ,+I I" ir;tniliing and the
mllins Robert NJ. Gay In At
The Greeley tribune., 1911-01-19
SAVES A THOUSAND DOLLAR
OPTION By FEW MINUTES

:. Only few minutes before the :
:. estate OF Frank McGee was to !
:. be closed in the county court =
:. yesterday. an attorney repre- :.
:. senting T.. V. Peckham rushed :.
:. into the clerks office and asked ::
=. Tor stay of the proceedings, :.
:. stating that his client would ::
:. lost $1,000 he had paid on an ::
:. option unless an extension OF ::
:. time was granted. 1t appears ::
:. thta the sale OF a hotel in Fort ::
:. Lupton belonging 10 the estate ::
=. was under way, and ii the es- :.
=. tate had been closed in the ::
:. court the 1000 would have ::
:. been lost. :.
= An extension of time was ::
:. granted to the attorney. :;
:. =. = :. =. = =. =. = = =.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-01-19
,,,I Meeting


ti''s .a' ''la meeting Of the n,rh,l E,hs'
ehnfgn slowed we'd the church ho',r,s to oe
ports 'sosditlon slGio in all depart
| .rs the onicers elected !!
sIn'ius wing as' year; l. o. Glaz,er 81 ,ncr
&C y0',''DSd ',G''oeSdflch, trustees 10 ,rsas sas s.
W. M',.ss; ives A. s. Rogers !reas eas-
henry !, uBPsaasn. sasS. 1s',i'ai, eaa@en e'sTs; M
EaIe casIe cnsrr'ISH, Committee, aI''t',' Mrs !:
ls' !. ls.',rnelow. chairman Mrs, ,,rs H.
CnapSu y, Mrs. T. A ste.ens; ,;,snS Mrs,
Ha'Isasn i. Fnes HerIdelh. lIsI superin. erin.
fd:; hHS sunday school; MISS
uas, o. superintendent pr,
',s, Mess, Turner, secretary ana
q Elmer me $. S.: Miss Luna smith. smith,
ef Of Of R. r. Y. p. u.; C. F. Mason
p { Of pnscoe, as auditing commit
|. announced by the building I;
= =, 'Iu ,hat the estimated cost OF
eu and an new church building
be $4,000. pantist
uroved an ideal place for n.,,ln the
rment OF the large crowd
Convenient and well equip
lhen w. the ladies' had little ar, :
IN accommodating 'he sou ;, |.
he present at the supper
las served early in the even
The Greeley tribune., 1911-01-19
Stockholders Meeting

Notice is hereby given that ;he
annual meeting of the stockholders
OF The Decker Lateral ccmranv will
be held at A. NJ. McClenahan's office.
Greeley. Colo. en- Saturday. Febru-
ary 4. 1911, at 10 O'Clock a. m. to
elect three directors. levy Pn assess
ment and transact such other bust
ness as may properly come be ore
said meeting. N you cannot be
present send your proxy.
]. G. GRAHAM. Secretary.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-01-19
Rorrows the City Ladder

Ault. Ian. li.-On the charge OF
stealing the city's ladder, which oe-
longs to the fire department, Andy
Rndd was arrested and given hear
ing Friday evening. Although ne
claimed that the ladder was only
borrowed and he expected To return
II he was fined s. and costs, and not
being able to raise the money WIS
sent 10 mil
The Greeley tribune., 1911-01-19
Notice

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders o. The Colorado Engineering
and Construction company will be
held at the Office Of the company.
916 Eighth avenue. Greeley. Colo,
at . o'clock p. III. Monday. February
6. 1911. for the purpose o. elcctin"
five directors and transacting such
either business as may come before
the meeting.
L. c. MURCHISON. Secretary.
Greeley, Colo. Jan. h. 1911.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-01-19
Tho Orkney Islands.

1.-THE member from the OrEneys' Is
commons who eau say lie >iiS tor .uJ
islands. Only siSi! OF the islands are
inhabited. but the constituency EN-
braces more than inWHi people.
The Grkucvs were once giv"a py
Norway to England Hs security for Il
queens dower and never redeemed. IN
the Islands the voters must 10 TO the
polls by hunts. and in Sume cases the
distance tc be Travelled IL eight miles.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-01-19
First Aid.

"iSow." said the professor. suppose
you had been cailrG To see n patient
with MYSTERIES some one. FOR instance.
who had started laughing and found
Il impossible to stop what Is the first
thing you would do:
"Amputute his funny bone" prompt
~ replied the aew slu0ent.-Houston
rOSt.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-01-19
A Scandal SPOILED.

'rS- lit ana his wiie seem de-
ea'l "litr now said the
MISS "a'lssip hui d." you
I VIII always be 81 true and
replied Miss Eilder. Il have
Aa"V that only last night he
'"o !" set n trap for her"
:" F'u sl"w. | suspected
.""'p 'Ilan suspected. They
IT, We're niir. in the house,
Pha lrrSs.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-01-19
t,id Her Best.

"we'rc always careful about these
contiguous. Diseases" said Mrs. lap
A!ing. when Johnny had got we'll or
the mcls:eS we bought some sulphur
candles and disconnected the mouse
from top to bottom. m."-ChicaSo Tribune
The Greeley tribune., 1911-01-19
Jvdemcnt Rendered in Ditch Case

I.aSalle. Jan. 1i.-Judgment was
rendered Friday in the suit brought
by John Capps against the lndepend-
ept Ditch company. Mr.. Capps asked
for s3OO damages because the ditch
company failed to deliver water tor
his crops this year. Mr.. Capps was
given 5000 and the costs were as
sessed to the ditch company.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-01-19
LAMP Of 4 rl,n,s LIZ.

'''N :, S''d l'r lamp of A mans
', '1'' "'R' BRAIN. blood and
.,g ' u '''fn down amy one IT
,'NFN HE otber Two 90 our.
''"'N u man viii sur,iv, and
'.'u !, N' hug Ms his head.
.s ,IN ARE imhurt have long
''r "o'lerS of war his.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-01-19
Suspicion.

C-.rc give yuur mind to suspicion
and ihrr, IL sure 10 he fund enough for
II. In the StillpSt night the air Is hilcd
With sounds for the wnEcfui ear tua'
IL resolved to listen.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-01-19
An AcvantaQO,

csc you prefer servants who speak
English inirrrfrctly
"Nes." replied The housewife. III !
don. understand what they say am
ao, Obliged tu dismiss them SO ne
f.ucbtly."- NxchanGc.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-01-19

ling and not investing. For this rea-
son strongly advise the purchase o,
highgrade, diSidend-paying listed
stocks.-EXchange.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-01-19
u. Wanted TO Know.


u,,. , small crowd al the s"da
uh.u II tall mau rushed IN hiiu
.mp,y bottle over the drug
+ bp whispered. exritrdiy.
his. worth Of acid. and u,lirk.
VI, water crowd began tO sit
| hike uulire.
rs h. going to do with that
+nnuded one.
secret" answered the drug
/ NJ unusual. | hope"
rflier
yuu mean to say he Ii 60
/ kp thai arld?"
Ii Listen There Is II si'r"r
NJ his house tonight. mud he
10 rrSr the presents as fast ~
NJ bring them In"
Apn and there they voted MIN
hnet man In iown.-Chlcago
The Greeley tribune., 1911-01-19
Thu Cannon Complaint.

Probably this expression Is u'cd
Gf,rnrr by people than any other: "Ev
erything u blamed on me."-Atchison
Globe.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-01-19
'he Burden Of e,lf

-ufeeH Of Golf.
i l.''u x1r , 'n'l hae .posiug for a
I,,r ,' V, NV fri'nd dn YOU nan.
yIp.'" W. any ono win" Near.
n, "'Srr TESTIFY No. | d,r.
~. ,.,,,.. round here does their own
'eIa'rln', iuck.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-01-19

u.,, cuttino.
.siu,. .,V- 'i"w fortunate ! nm
lmmo ;, ''band who always
|y~, ~ 'o' evening. Bosom
''''ed To pleasure WIS
The Greeley tribune., 1911-01-19

Arss Not Impressed.
|sIror ,'yS 'Hr,,,;',, y"u're n self made
"hhirv, ,''nGly' ,'"il Yes. my boy,
Transcript else help your
The Greeley tribune., 1911-01-19
suggestive.

many h., ss,n,'. uncle Charlie. (,
und m,n'n', ,p returns of your
a loIlar n'',,,,, mn, said that if you
"0' to lose it.-Lip.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-01-19

Tribune want ads bring results.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-01-19


grade dividend-paying railroad
stocks.
For instance. assume that yod
bought A. B. and c. common. low
priced, non-dividcnd paving stock,
and | bought X. Y. and H., high
priced security with long dividend
record behind it. Now you stand in
the position OF either losing all or
making twenty per cent. while | can
lose nothing and am surs of making
over twenty-five per cent. In other
words. l am taking no chances, whlie
if YOU make money, it will be due
to pure luck. I use this word very
carefully and scientifically. and my
rensons are as follows: All stocks
taken by classes seek n common true
level based on the law of averages.
For instance, IL YOU divide your mon
ey 8mong sufficient number o.
these cheap listed stocks your total
profits will slightly exceed you losses
so that your net profits Will be al
most as much MS my PROFITS on n
Y. md H.: but they can be no more.
on The other hand. If YOU buy only
n few you are taking distinct chances
OF losing all. although there is q
slight possibility OF making large
profit. 1t is impossible for any of us
to beat the law OF averages except
through pure chance. which Is gamb-
Arizona republican., 1911-10-10
COULD HAVE
SPENT MORE
Senator's Managers Say
They Don't Think S100,
900 is Such a Big Amount
to Spend in Political
Campaign.

MILWAUKEE. oct 9-Out Of the
testimony given today before the SEN
ATE committee investigating charges
that corruption contributed 10 the elec-
ton Of United States Senator Isaac
Stephenson was developed evidence
that Stephensop's campaign managers
considered the S1o7.793 admitted 20
have been spent in the campaign for
his nomination as small compared
with the s15O.O00 or 100000, which
might have been spent for a more
systematic campaign The costliness
Of the campaign is said u have been
due partly 10 the closeness with
Winch the fight was contested by the
LaFollette wing of the Wisconsin re-
publicans. Stephenson, who is a reg
uiar." was determined To- win over
the "irregulars" Answering questions
bearing directly on the charges
against Stephenson. Rodney Sackett.
one Of his managers. testified that
money from Stephenson's fund had
been given state officials; that money
had been given candidates for office.
that no complete detailed accounts Of
campaign expenses had been kept and
that all records after the campaign
had been destroyed.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-10
TOWN OF ORTIZ IS
WIPED FROM MAP
Every Dwelling House Was Swept
Away and Many of the People
Were Drowned.

NOGALES, Ariz., oct. 9-Officials
of the Sonora railway established wire
communication today with ortiz
Mexico, and learned a few details of
the damage done by the great storm
Of last week. Two thousand feet of
track We're washed out between Cor
raj and Empalme. Northng was
learned Of conditions between ortiz
and Guymas. The situation at ortiz
during the storm was dramatic. The
telegraph operator at the station
stretched a line from the cable sta
tion 70 a group of houses, bridging
the torrent. BY using the cable many
lives We're saved. but several women
and children. who were not able To
keep hold of the cable. fell into the
torrent ana were swept away. Ten
persons are known To have perished
between ortiz and Willard. Not a
house is left in ortiz except the de-
pot ana pump house. The people of
ortiz We're herded in the depot until
they were able To- reach high land
Live goats. horses and cows were
pulled out Of the water as they swept
by.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-10

YET GOES ON
Rebels in Morelos and
Chiapas Are Still Carry
ing on Warfare and Pos
ltlvely Decline to Lay
Down Arms.

MENICO CITY, oct. 9-MoreIos.
with the exception of few towns
garrisoned by federsls. is as much
at mercy of the brigand nllowers of
EmihanO Zapata as at any time dur
ing the recent revolution. according
10 advices received by the minister
Of the interior today. Despite a three
months campaign against them. out
laws continue to override rural dis
tricts, robbing plantations at will.
and sacking towns. After having
been routed by fcderals at Axochiapam
with a loss estimated at 90 To- 20
killed, 1900 rebels are reported en-
camped today in the hills a few miles
from Cuautla
Since Gen. Huerta left for Mexico
City several days ago there has been
no active pursuit OF the Zapatistas.
Federal troops in the state of Chiapas
are reported To have encountered
Chiapas de Corzo with the rebel
Chamuld Indians under Espuosa Tor
res in which 80 Indians were Killed
and 40 taken prisoners The trouble
in Chiapas is mostly due to dissatis-
faction with the state officers. The
provincial governor named by the
department Of the interior was re-
jected by Torres and his followers.
as was also the governor elected at
a recent election. \ strong force of
federals has been put into the state
to restore order.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-10
KEEPING OCCUPIED.

\ young woman. recently
graduated from high school.
when asked as to her future
plans gave a hint that may be
useful To- many others:
Keeping fully occupied. be
ing profitably busy. is a prob
lem for many young women
who have taken up the yocat.G1
Of helping at home and yet
have not quite enough to keep
them busy.
Novels soon pail, making
candy becomes bOresOme. sewing
is to some more or less of
drudgery. and the only activity
that really interests is music, if
one is inclined that way.
But human nature demands
something better than amusing
oneself: and music. as we'll as
as all other arts. is best devel-
oped by teaching ii.
Here's a suggestion: Secure
a few pupils and the young
woman teacher thus gains self
confidence and has the salts
faction Of really accomplishing
something worth while"
Republican Want Ads have
secured many pupils for music
teachers.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-10
People of the Golden State
Will Cast Ballots for or
Against Twenty three
Constitutional A m e r d.
ments.
THESE INCLUDE
MANY SUBJECTS
But Universal Suffrage and
the Initiative, Referend-
um and Recall Amend
ments Have Received
Most Attention.

Los ANGELES, oct. with near
ly two hundred meetings throughout
the state the campaign for % pro-
posed amendments TO be voted on at
the special election tomorrow was
brought 10 a close tonight Principal
interest is centered in that providing
for votes for women. with the initi-
ative. referendum and recall a close
second. Others have hardly been men
toned. although in the face of less i'm
portdnce rivals would be highly in
teresting What the friends Of suff-
rage feared. an eleventh hour on
slought by anti-suffragettes, occurred
today when circulars We're scattered
broadcast that none Of the Women's
clubs actually favored the movement
and that methods had been used 10
coerce women into the movement. that
put old time ward helpers" To the
blush. II is generally predicted that
both the suffrage and the initiative.
referendum and recall amendments viii
carry by comfortable margins.
Governor Johnson toured the state
in an automobile. speaking i'm behalf
't tt'' 'iiI'IiHIitIlS- Adudlllt N'Iultd
in the role of an exponent Of women's
suffrage. was the chief magnet that
drew 1000 persons 20 an open air meet
ing i'm Union Square. san Francisco
tonight according 10 advices received
here. The great singer made a final
appeal 10 the voters for the measure
The recall amendment. for which
Johnson is strong, includes the recall
OF the judiciary
Arizona republican., 1911-10-10
HE is STILL GOING.

SPRINGFIELD. oct. &C. p. Rod
gers. the aviator en- route to the Pa
cific coast from New York by the
air route. arrived at Springfield at
$50 tonight from Peoria. The flight
was made easily. weather and winds
being favorable. He descended but
once. at Middletowp. Ills. 90 miles
from Springfield, where the oil tank
sprung a leak. He will leave the
aviation grounds tomorrow for Kan
sas City He expects to reach there
within two days
Arizona republican., 1911-10-10
ANOTHER STRIKE.

WINNIPEG, oct. 9.-Sevon hundred
boilermakers and machinists of the
Grand Trunk Pacific railway from the
Great Lakes To- the mountains, struck
tonight. James Sommerville.. interna-
tional representative Of the boilermak-
ers, said he called the strike because
he felt the company is diily dallyins
with the men there. and there appeared
no hope of a settlement so long as the
company does not get their representa-
tiveS to meetings of the board. The
men demanded 4512 cents an hour and
a nine hour day. the same as pre-
walls on other western Canadian rail
roads
Arizona republican., 1911-10-10

HAS
GREAT ROAD RACE
BergdolI Wins on Fairmount Park
Course by Averaging Almost
70 Miles an Hour.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. oct 9.-Ir
one OF the greatest road races ever
seen in this city Erwin BergdOl, a
local amateur driver won the Quaker
City 202I. mile race today in a 90
horsepower Benz car in Fairmount
park. The time was S:1S:41.35.
Wishart in a Mercedes was second, in
3:21:52.7S. Milford third. 3:22: y IS.
Bergdon lowered the record for the
distance on this course from 3:29:1.SS.
There were no accidents. \ great
crowd saw the race. Bcrgdoll wins
$500
Arizona republican., 1911-10-10
FEDERATION PROTESTS.

CLEVELAND Occt. 9.-Charges that
trade unionism throughout the country
is being ibelled 10y the general insinu-
alton that the Mcnamara brothers
and the organization of which they
are members are guilty Of dynamiting
the Los Angeles Times plant. We're
made today by President John y.
Vol, of the Ohio federation of labor
at the opening session Of the annual
state convention today. The fedora
tiou unanimously adopted resolutions
vigorously protesting against the al
legged mistreatment of the McNamaras
since their arrest.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-10
ALL QUIET At
MISSION BAY
Special Policemen Have
Been Discharged and
Railroad Officials Saw
Matters Are Getting Back
to Normal.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. oct. S.-For
the first time since the strike on the
Hartman system was called. strikers
cvinced little interest in the situation
here today. The number Of pickets
was reduced at the Mission Bay shops
where the strikers housed. and quiet
was the order of the day. Ten ad-
ditional stTikebreakers arrived at the
local shops. They were promptly
escorted in automobiles inside the
stockade. More than 100 non-union
men are now quartered at the Mission
Bay shops. Many strikers have found
employment elsewhere To tide them
over during the labor troubles The
company dismissed ten special police
men employed at the stockade today
They say the situation is fast clearing
up.