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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-29
DYNAMICIARZE oKRADLl
BANK.

Dallas, Wis, 20 pazdziernika:-
Dynamiciarze.. okradli bank "
Dallas, 12 mil ma poludnie cd
miasteczka Barron. Zabrali $4,000
Uciekli potem torami kolejowy--
mi. Trzech sbandytow dokonalo
tego dziela. Dw6ch pracowaio
przy szafie, trzeci zaS stall ma stra-
zy.
Wybuch sIyszeli dwaj obywate'
lie tych tez rabuS stojacy ma stra-
zy zatrzymai ma ulicy pod grozba
smierci. Bandyci najpierw przecie-
Ii wszystkie druty telegraficzne
+telefoniczne, potem dopiero "a
brali sic do swej piracy.
MURET PoDRABIKCZEM
" MONETY..
Nowy York, 20 pazdzierniza. =
DR.. Ernest Muret, przyjaciel Han
sa Schmidta, ktory w straszny
.spos6b zamordowa} Anne Aulnlil-
Ter, zostai ,uznany winnym podra-
biania monety przez sad przysie--
glych W sadzie federalnym. u
znano go winnym podrabiania
inonety oraz trzymania W SVEN
irnieszkaniu aparatow do faiszowa-
mia monety.
/. Sad naradzai sic przez cztery
godziny Schmidt byi rowniez
swiadkiem i W toku procesu po--
.wiedzial, re on, a ME Muret pod
rabiaf monete. Schmidt rowniei
,powiedziai, re Muret mic ME vie
dziai o zamordowaniu Amy Aul-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-29
Diaz pod 0pieka!
Stanow Il.
HuGrta Obrany pr0zydentem?In
Anarch hia.
Z PrOceSu 0 MOrd Rytualny.
A z WARSHAwY.
Roosevelt w BraZylii.
Polar W Winnipegu.
= Niexniec.
Anglia KupUjs BaIOny, - Skandaliczna
Afera Ni0miGCka.
Kwestya mexyka6ska miedzynarOdOwa. : Mwet faisze-
rem. = kOpahi = Oganiczenie Gczby wy
szynk6w. - Snieg Kansasie.
Kwestya mexyka6ska miedzynarOdOwa. = Muret fasze'
rzem. = kOpalni. = 0ganiczenie Gczby wy
szynk6w. - Snieg Kansasie.

Rosyi. Wc5oral W KiJow1e roz--
rzucano broszury, wzywajace~ dc
mordowania i pedzenia zydow.".
w procesie samym przystapiono
obecnie do oSwiadczeE rzeczozna-
wcow lekarzy.
Wieden, 80 pazdziernika. w
parlamencie austryackim wezwa--
no rad, aby przez ministeryu1rl
zagraniczne wskaza} rzadowi TO-
.syjskiemu niebezpieczenstwo gro
zace zydom rosyjskim W zwiazku
z prooesem kijpwskim. w Londy-
ME odbyio sic wczoraj masowe ze-
branie wybitnych politykierow
dziennikarzy, protestujace pre-
ciwko antysemickim tendencyom
rzadu, ujawnionym W procesie
Beilisa. w calym Swiecie zydzi
potrafili poruszyc czynniki wszel-
kie ma swa korzysc. .,~>.-
Warszawa, 20 pazdziernika. -
zydowskie pistno- ,,Frajnd" 20
staio zawieszone "a pewien arty-
ku{, ogioszony onegdaj W 3aczno-
sci procesem kiiowszim.
ROOSEVELT w BRAzYLII.
Rio de Janeiro, 20 pazdziernika.
= Roosevelt, przebywajse w Sac
Paolo, zwiedzaI tam most, budo-
wany przez kompanie ,,Angh-Bra
silian Iron CO., ktorej syn iego
Kermit jest inzynierem. Roose--
velt udaje sic obecnie do Urn--
guayu, potem do Argentyny ko-
leja przez CORY Andy. w Argen-
tynie Rad poczynii rozlegle przy-
gotowania na: przyjecie go5cia.
q KANADY. -.
Winnipeg, Mann, 29 pazdzierni
ka.-Spionela tn ogromna siodow=
MIA firmy Canadian Mating CO..
szkody wynosza z CORA 100000,
NIEMIEC. "a
Berlin, 30 pazdzierniza, - Po-
sci amerykanski Gerard dis be-
die oficyalnie przyjety przez ce-
sarza Wilhelma. -..-. :
- Rad angielski zamowis W
Niemczech trzy wielkie balony
wojenne typu ,,Parseval'', ss.:,
- w toczacym sic tu sensaeyj-
nym procesie przeciwko firnie
Kruppa o przekupywanie urzedni-
k6w ministeryalnych wogole
rzadowych, aby dla tel fabryh
broni pozyskiwac. zam6wienia i
wydostawac cd rzadu plany roz-
matte dokumenty, w procesie tym
wiec przyszlo do rewelacyi nieby-
walych: oto urzednik dawniejszy
tel firmy, v. Metzen, przedstawii
obszerna korespondencye, dowo-
dzaca, re dyrektorzy firmy pra--
vie wszyscy wiedzieli o machi--
nacyach owyoh 0 przekupstwie,
czego sic wszyscy dotychczas wy
pierali: korespondencya ia kom--
promituje fatalnie wiele wybit--
nych nazwisk i osobistosei nie--
mieckich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-29
|S!art!is AlVakat1iV.
|Asystant prokuratora stanoWego m$cl
sic "a obelge.
HENNINGOWACHORUJE
cytanie zeznai I pisWszegg pTntssu ljmu-
je pol daia.
Sledzwo skandalu poicyjnego.
1ymczas0Ny szsf stala sig ! xySWist|snle fun
duszu agltacIjasgo.
Nova una ohupedW htraxrh at biasdW. - Ahsnsltlttt
uIyl tIalo zabtsgn tzlsssks pod WManda = WTdt '..
naxyts1g tybunalu stin1Vagp. - 0Won
gR dstsktwem ged usunlsele

odpowiadasa przeezaco na ws1el-
kie insynuacye, . ktoryeh wiele
byso bardzo wyraznych:Aie wnet
poczela okazywae symphony
slabosci i po godzinie tego przy-
krego doswiadoaenia poczeia sic
slaniac: Sedzia Pam, zauwazyw-
sly to, odroczyi sesye i'zwolnif
sedzi6w przysiegiych. Henningo-
wa zaprowadzono do przedsionka
gdzie zemdlala. Dwaj lekarze zba
dali ia !. orzekli, ze tego dria
ME MONA jej juz wiecej egzami-
nowae.
Reszte dnia zuzytkowano ma
czytanie. zeznai, ziozonycti W
pierwszym procesie, wytoczonym
Funkowi przez Henninga po-
moca Henningowej, Donahoe'a" i
Stiefela o rzekome odwrocenie
przez Funka przywiazania mali
zenskiego Henningowej Cd Hen
ninga. ,s. r. ~....s:
Przeciw czytaniu tych zeznari
obrohcy energicznie PROFESSIONAL.
Mad tym punktem argumentowa-
no ptzez dwie godziny. Sedzia
Pam rozstrzygs jednakowoz, ably
zeznania, czytano. Czytanie tych-
re zajnie jeszcze caiy dziefi di-
siejszy r.:
Co do Henningowej, gi6wnym
swiadkiem obrony przeciw niej
bedzie stenografista, Thomas w.
Lamble, ktory wczoraj siedziai
W sadzie i ktorego Henningowa
identyfikowaia jako tego, ktorya
W biurze Donahoe'a spisa, .jej
zeznania co do swych stosunkow
z Fuikienf, a ktorym obecnie za-
przecza.
sLEDzTWo w sPRAw1E /
,SLUSH FUND"
Ia staraniem tymczasowego
szefa polieyi. Schuettlera wdrozo-
ne bedzie przez sedziow wielko--
przysiegiych sledztwo co do skan
dalicznej,, ,slush und'dawnej orga
nizaeyi policyjnej United Po-
ltce." "Byi to skandal nielada +
i sMiejska komisya siuzby cywii-
nej wykry,a, il fundusz tajny,
wynoszacy $4,000 zebrano cd
policyantow ma agitacye "a wy
szemi 'pensyami policyjnemi, lecz
odkry6 tego funduszu ME byio
tnozna, Ulotnii sic gdzies bez
sladn, a razem MIN w. F. Slime
policyant, prezes tel organizacyi.
Znaleziono 60 pozniej ma farmie
blisko Derby, Mich.
w sprawie wdrozenia sledztwa
W ten skandal Schuettler byi
wczoraj u prokuratora stanowe-
60, ktory mu przyrzeks, IL spra-
wa bsdzie wytoczona W przysz-
lynn miesiacu.
Organizacya United Police"
zbankrutowasa. Jej dlugi ME SO
dotychczas zapiacone.
.Sledztwo wykryje prawdopo-
dobnie move skandale.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-29
.PRAWo UZNANo IA KoN-
STYTUCYJNE.

Madison, Wis, 80 pazdziernika.
Najwyzszy sad stanowy orzeA
wczoraj, ze- ustawa Bakera, o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-29
eksperci tocz sp6r poozenie no,e stacyi kolejowe

a
sze re wszystkieh dotychczaso-'
lwych potyczek.
Gubernator stanu wyslal mill
eye do okolic dotkhistych straj-'
kien. :
Dzisiai ogloszono juz stan ;wo' ;wo'
jenny. We wszystkioli osadach
Isttajkowych zarlknisto wszystkie
wyszynki tr1nkow. -. ..
!coFNIETo PATENT ADWo'
-> KATA. =.
Springfield, ILL.,, 20 pazdzierni,
ka. - Wczoraj najwyzszy trybu,
nal stanowy zalatwil kilka wa1-
.nych spraw. Ogsoszono decyzye.
Adwokatowi Edwardowi J. A,
der, na prosbe Stowarzyszenia
chicagoszich adwokatow cofnietc
patent adwokacki. Adwokat ten
mial sic dopuscie krzywoprzysie--
stwa. .
Sad najwyzszy ME wydal decy-
zyi W sprawie konstytucyalnosc
ustawy przewidujacej odszkodo-,
wanie dla robotnikow. Najwyzszy
TRIBUNAL powiedzial, re ustawy tel
jednostka ME moze kwestyono-
wac. Kwestyonowac moze ia tyl-
ko korporacya, ktora ma placid
odszkodowanie. -
SNIEG w KANSAS. -
Kansas City, Mo-, 20 pazdSierni
ka. - Gruba warstwa sniegu po-
kry,a wczoraj wieczorem Srodko-
wa polnocna czest Kansasu i "a
chodnia czeSc Stanu Missouri. -
Temperature obnizyla sic nagle.
w ciagu nocy spadl snieg ma grit
bose pieciu cali. w poiudniowej
.czeSci Stanu spadl obfity deszcz.
MILIoNER GATES UMARL.
Cody, Wyo. 29 pazdziernika.-
Charles G. Gates, syn niedawno
zmarlego Jana w. Gates, umarl
tu nagle ma dworcu kolejowym.
Choroba sercowa byla powodem
smierci. Gates spedzii W tel oko-
icy 30 dni. ma polowaniu. Czekai
on wlasnie ma pociag i chcial sic
udae do Nowego Yorku, kiedy
dostal ataku wady sercowei.
Przy boku jego znajdowaf sic 1e-
karz, ale pomoc okazala sic dare
nina. Miody milioner byl ofiar--
nym ma cele dobroczynne. Wyjez-
dzajac Z Cody przyrzeki splacic
wszystkie dlugi koscioiow W tym
miescie. Kosztowalo go to podo-
bno $4,000,
Cialo zostanie zabrane do No
wego Yorku, gdzie sic odbedzie
pogrzeb. Miody milioner liczyl
lat 81.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-29
:. MANIA CALOWANIA.s .

Toledo, O., 20 .pazdziernika. -
Polieyaht motorowy Palicki r1au-
siaf ezernpredzej udae sic ma r6g
uhc Erie j Nebraska .s2bosjalSis
.mezezyzna telefonowai na staeye
policyjna, ze, iakas tam staruszka
chce wszystzich mezczyzn ealo--
wac, Kiedy Palicki nadjechaS to
znalaz, tam nieiaka Sadie Graz
ham, staruszke liczaea 1o2 lata.
kokietujaca z mszczyznami, kto-,
rzy ia trzymali. 4z, -
= Jak sic masz, kochanku - o
dezwala sic staruszka do Palic--
ziego, kiedy ten zatrzymal swoja
maszyne. MIN Palicki m6gs sic
polapac staruszka pocaiowaia go
serdecznie. Naturalnie, patrolka
staruszke zabrano ma stacye poll
.cyjna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-29

Hatterman Glans po5yczajs pienis-
DE ne prpperta. lilo Milwaukee ~.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-29
'KRWAWE BoJKI STRAJKo--
WE.

Berwind, Colo, 2s pazdziernika,
w dniu wczorajszym strajkierzy
stoczyli krwawe walki milicya
stanowa i, ze straznikami kopalni
wegla. Lista ofiar jest wielka. Je-
den straznik zostai zabity, straj-
kerry maja czterech rannych,
dwoch srniertelnie pokaleczonych,
dwoje dzieci postrzelono, brak je-
dnego stroza, jeden podszeryf 20
-stal niebezpiecznie postrzelony.
Wczorajsze zajscia byly najSor-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-29
TeIegramy NaIOWs'
sPRAWA MExYKANsKA.

Waszyngton, ss pazdziefnika.
~ PFezgdent Wilson przyrzeki'o-
giosic plan swego postepowania W
sprawie mexykahskiej. Ma zada--
ME rzadu Stanow Zjednoczonych
try pahstwa europejskie wstrzy-
maja sic wszelka akcya W spra-
vie 1nexykahskiej dopoki Stany
Zjednoczone ME oglosza swego
projektu. Sprawa mexykanska W
ten sposob wyjdzie W kolka" ro-
dzinnego" i stanie sic sprawa mie-
-dzynarodowa. .
w departamencie stanu powie-
dziano wczoraj, re Francya, An
glia Nienncy przyrzekly ME mie-
szaG sic do sprawy mexykahskiej
dopoki prezydent Wilson ME O.
giosi swej proklamacyi. Zdaie
sic. re inne panstwa europejskie
zgodziiy sic rowniez ma zadanie
Stanow Zjednoczonych. lime pan
stwa p6jda W Shady trzech pierw-
szych. >,;'''',. ..5''s .-.' ''
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-29
TEsZCzE DIVA u GANKI.

Dawson, N. NJ, 20 pazdziernl7
ka. - Partyom ratunkowym po-
zostaja jeszcze' diva 'ganki W ME
szczesliwej kopalni wegla do zwie
dzenia: Partye poszukuja jeszcze
6a trupow,t ktore znajduja sic W
.kopaIni. W dniu wczorajszyn z
k6palni wydobyto 12 ciai, Partye
fatunkowe odwiedziiy dotad wszy
stkie ganki,wschodni i II 10 "a
.chodnioh gank6w W kopalni. :
Prace wkopalni ma nowo podje-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-29
ROOSEVELT w BRAZYLII
q KANADY.

Winnipeg, Mann, 29 pazdzierni
ka.-Spioneia tu ogromna siodow==
MIA firmy ;, Canadian Mating CO. ;
szkody wynosza z CORA 100000,
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-04

W. Harrison was here yesterday
from Clifton,
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-04
MRS. F|SKE IN
FAMOUS ROLE
Majestic Patrons TO See Fam
Gus Actress In "Tess Of
d'UTberYiIIes" Soon.

The appearance of Mrs. Fiske,
Americas greatest artistic. In motion
pictures. marks another epoch in the
history of film progress, says the
New York Clipper of September 6.
Tess of the d. Urbervilles." Thomas
Hardy's inspired story made famous
on the stage by Mrs. Fiske's glorious
portrayal and Just recently produced
by the Famous Players Film Com
pany. is one of the greatest subjects
introduced in motion pictures.
The powerful combination of one
of the foremost actresses of the day
and the most noted work of ia
nous novelist should serve to place
the new film company on a more i'm
portant plane than it has heretofore
occupied. This production is the first
of the Thirty Famous Features a
Year" which is scheduled for re-
lease by the Famous Players Com
pany.
This remarkable picture will be
shown at the Majestic Sunday and
Monday, December and and
should be greeted by big houses.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-04
BASEBALL FANS HAVE PLAN TO MAKE
CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES MORE POPULAR

would all share in the receipts and
the leading players as we'll By lin
/ iting the eligibility of a player to
two years the way would be open for
new and rising players to figure in
the series.
1t is pointed out that such a plan
would do away with the jealousy and
jeers of those players and magnates
who feel that they are entitled to a
portion of the thousands of dollars
now annually divided by the leading
clubs of the two league. Those who
have heard the scheme explained and
do not approve of 1t. claim that it is
too Utopian for professional baseball
and opens the way for charges of IA
voritism and wire pulling during the
selection process. They further con-
tend that the interest. being national
rather than centralized, would result
In heavy falling off in gate re-
ceipts, and lead TO the eventual col
lapse of the worlds series as the eli
max of the baseball season. Regard
less, however, of personal opinions,
the fact that such a broad plan
should have been evolved shows that
there are baseball men who do not
believe that the present worlds
series is the last word in Americas
national sport.
Preliminary details for the 1914
yacht race for the Americas cup are
rapidly being completed on both
sides OF the Atlantic. Long before
the challenger and defending can
didates slide off the ways. the sail
ing masters. shippers and crews will
have been selected and all plans ar
ranged for the trial and tuning-up
races, both off the English and
American coasts. Three possible cup
defenders are assured for the United
States. and one or two others may be
built IL those interested can find sat
isfactory yacht builders to undertake
the work.
In England the actual construction
of Shamrock Nv, Sir Thomas Lipton's
challenging yacht, was started on No
vember 3, and the 75-footer is ex-
pected to take the water early In
April. Although five months Will
elapse before the uning-up process is
started, English yachting circles are
already busily engaged in discussing
the plans for the test races and the
selection of the crew and officers of
Shamrock w.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-04
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
| New York, Dec. As an after
math of the recent worlds series a
number Of suggestions have been ad-
vanced for revising the present sys-
tenn In vogue in the meeting of the
pennant winners of the two major
leagues each year. Various objec-
ttons have been raised by both mag
mates and players regarding the
round robin series as proposed by
Garry Hermann and other sugges-
tions along similar lines. The latest
proposal, which comes from a New
England baseball authority, calls for
real inter-league series with all
American teams from the National
and American leagues playing for a
worlds title.
1t ID proposed that q committee Sc
lected from the members of the
Baseball Writer'S Association. ap-
point two all-league teams. one
from the American and the other
from the National League, and that
these combinations play a series of
onship, each game to be played in
different city on the two big cir
cults. The plan calls for the choice
to be limited to 20 players in each
league, and also would limit play
er's eligibility to two years of such
worlds championship play. The Sc
lection of each player would be made
by majority vote in the committee
and no city would have more than
one representative on such COM
mittee.
The father of the idea points out
that such plan would provide a
series between the best players of
each league and would thus prove a
test of the playing ability Of the two
rival organizations. 1t would fur
ther give star players in secon divi-
sion clubs a chance to share in the
worlds series money and the fans
of the two leagues in almost every
city on the two circuits an opportu-
nifty to witness at least one game of
each seasons world series. From a
financial standpoint the 16 clubs
composing the two major leagues
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-04

tions and the public, and that public
prosperity depends largely upon the
utilities that bring them in contact
with each other. and that the more
nearly perfect in efficiency and suf-
ficiency the utilities serving the
public are, the more prosperity, COM
forts and conveniencies the public
will enjoy.
i NOTE.-As an instance of the
Kind OF startling news which news
papers sometimes publish, We want
To call attention to recent articles in
the newspapers headed, United
States Government Calls Upon Two
Girl Stenographers to Tell Where
They Got Two Million Dollars to
Form the Corporation Securities and
Investment Company" Then the ar
ticles went on to say that this Cor
poration Securities and Investment
Company was a scheme of the Tele-
phone Company to further it's pur-
pose of monopolizing telephone COM
panies, etc.
The't truth is that our company has
been met with strong feeling in
the State of Montana-well-nigh TN
iversal-that something should be
done to relieve the citizens of that
state, of two telephone systems. Pub
lie meetings have been held. and
votes taken, that the telephones of
one or the other Of the systems
should be thrown out. Resolutions
and letters have been submitted to
US. and we have started out to see
what we could do to relieve the cit
izens of this burden.
We found that the Independent In
terests operating there also operated
In In, th Ct,t nf n hfv
ton, and in northern Idaho, and that
the Independent interests doing bus
iness in Montana could not be
bought. or sold. SO as to alone cover
the property in Montana, but that
the purchase must include their pro-
perty in the states OF Idaho and
Washington. The Mountain States
Telephone and Telegraph Company
does not operate in either OF these
sections, and. therefore, is not re-
sponsible for telephone conditions
there, nor does it wish to operate
there, but we felt we must meet the
situation in Montana. and so. in or
der to be in a position to either buy
or sell. from or to, the Independent
interests in Montana, there was
formed this Corporation Securities
and Investment Company, as a cor
porate company. to enter into nego-
tiations with the Independent inter-
ests in Montana, which negotiations
are now in progress, and, If possible.
to buy these Independent interests in
Montana. northern Idaho and Wash
irgton, and then in the end. IL that
purpose was accomplished, the Cor
poration Securities and Investment
Company should sell to The Noun
tain States Telephone and Telegraph
Company the portion of the Inde-
pendent plants located in Montana.
and sell to others the portion OF
these Independent plants existing in
northern Idaho and Washington.
We explain this so the public may
know that in the above Foreword,
where we say there is no company
within company. or wheels within
Wheels" we are speaking absolutely
truly. and also that this Corporation
Securities and Investment Company.
which was so freely advertised by
the articles in the newspaper referr-
ed to. is absolutely a legitimate aud,
Z proper company and; organized for
the specific purposes stated.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-04
FAULTY DIGESTION
Quickly Skaters the Nervous System
Immediate Action Necessary
Try Mi-o-na.

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the chief cause of nerve exhaustion
you need Mi-o-na at once.
Mi-o-na is not cure-all. but a
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stomach misery. 1t builds. up and
strengthens the stomach walls and
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Do not suffer another day Get a
fifty cent box OF Mi-o-na Tablets ut
the c. d. Smith Drug Co.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-04

dollar, in cash, at par, into the
treasury OF our company. for every
share they hold, and they have sim
ply come into our company because
they believed it to be safe invest
ment.
There is, too, upon the part of the
public, belief that the com pany is
largely engaged in politics. We i'm
ogine this feeling is caused by the
fact that in the past, simply from
the standpoint of self-preservation
certain corporations We're almost
compelled to be in politics; but in
these days, when the tendency is to
place all corporations and trust af-
fairs into the hands of a central body
such as the Interstate Commerce
Commission and local state commiss-
ions, etc, to deal with the conduct
of businesses such as ours, being in
politics., as believed by the public,
would be foolish thing and entire
ly unnecessary. This is, therefore.
to state emphaticaliy that we are
not, either directly or indirectly. in
politics, in any way, shape or man.
ner. and shall not be.
We are going to attempt to give
you the entire story as to our rates.
We have been told, when stating to
some of the public that we proposed
starting campaign like this, that
our efforts would be futile; that our
subscribers ould turn out to be selfish
and only look toward the end of get
ting as cheap telephone rates as pos
sihle. We do not believe this. We
believe that the great majority of
the public are inclined to be fair,
and that 1t is not so much the Ques-
ton of what our telephone rates are
as 1t is that when we make a state
ment regarding them, and show our
true financing, that we shall be hon.
est, and that the public shall know
that we are honest. That when we
make a statement as to our profits
and earnings, showing just where
the dollar that our subscriber pays
us goes, the public may know that
we are not trying to deceive them or
keep anything back that should be
shown. When We honestly do this
and our position seems to be just and
right, we believe that the fairness of
the public will sustain us.
We are going to set forth the in
herent difficulties of giving univers-
u telephone service. These articles
and letters are not to be piece of
special pleading or adroit use of
words, but a clear. business-like set
ting forth of facts. We hope, before
we get through, both ourselves and
the public will understand each 9TH
er better. There Is at least no harm
to be done in trying toaccomplish
this desired result.
1t is our aim to educate, please
and satisfy the public and to be ed
ucated ourselves. 1t seems to us that
every corporation has the right of
self-defense, the same as an individ-
ral. The public has the same right
Listen TO our defense and we will lis
tento yours. No problem has ever
been harder for us than Just how we
were going to let the public know
truly about us, but we believe that
no problem was ever more import
ant to both. If we really can make
fcu feel that You are a partner in
our business. we shall have accom-.
plished much. A large part of the
problem Will be solved. IL we can on.
ly bring the public, through educa-
tion. to full understanding thai
there is a mutual dependence, be
tween the public service corpora
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-04
PLATEAU VALLEY men
STILL HUNTING GOLD

There is still as much gold excite
ment as ever in the Plateau sec
tion," said Willis Hodgson, a well
known Plateau Valley rancher, to-
day. on a business trip to the city.
"A lot of ranchmen and stockmen
have staked out claims and they are
doing the necessary prospect work to
hold their claims. Some of them
and how much it is worth, ! don't
know, and ! guess most of the min
ers don't either. But some of them
believe they have good thing and
intend to put in the winter. piling up
the ore and shipping it OUT
Mr.. Hodgson left this afternoon on
the Midland for De Beque to re-
turn home.