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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-25
ROYAL GORGE
MINERS QUIT
WORK TODAY

The Royal Gorge coal mine did not
open this morning. and. II is intimat-
ed. is likely to remain closed for some
tion. Friction, it is understood. has
existed at the mine for several weeks
between the operators and the union.
but it was not believed that IL would
result in violation by either side Of
the agreement entered into by the
company and the men when the union
was recognized a few months ago.
The trouble leading TO the strike
this morning began last week and is
thus related by Mr.. Bettis. president
and manager OF the company: "One
day last week Billy Knsman, a IL
year-old boy. was temporarily put to
work at the mine as a sorter. and II Is
because the company would not pay
hirs the regular scale OF wages for
men who labor in that capacity that
, the strike was called. A II year-oId
boy obviously cannot do as much work
as an older and more seasoned man.
, and on that account the company de-
clined to pay him the full wage schei-
uie. Al 7:5o O'Clock this morning @.
@ Coryell. superintendent of the mine.
called me up on the telephone AID
said thS men had teen called out by
ion and that IT would oe necessary
to effect a settlement with the union
in relation to the employment OF the
Kinsman boy before work could be re-
sumed- When the men quit work last
Saturday night everything was all
right so far as / knew and the an
nouncement Of the shut down by Mr..
coryeii this morning was a surprise
to me. II Is impossible for me to say
:. this time whether compromise
can be effected between the company
and the union in regard to the matter
n issue II not. the mine will stay
closed down. as the company Is
strongly opposed to granting the de-
mand Of the union: in fact. am OF
the opinion that IL will not do so un-
der any consideration"
Mr.. Bettis stated that 11o men were
employed at the mine last week. but
that the output of the mine was to
some extent graduated and controlled
by the union. -Four OF our men, con-
tinued Mr.. Bettis. left the Royal
Gorge mine one day last week to take
employment at the Chandler mine for
the reason that they were not permit
ted regularly to work full day. Three
of these men belonged to the union.
the other did not At the Chandler
mine they were afforded an opportun-
iiy OF working steadily every day and
getting paid for a full day six times
week A restriction of the output OF
the Royal Gorge mine by the unioa
has worked a disadvantage upon the
men as well rs the company"
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back from CanadIau Northwest.

Murray wyiie arrived home Thurs
day night from Alberta. Canada. and
will spend the Christmas holidays
here. lie has been connected with an
engineering and survsyins gang In the
employ Of tho Canadian Pacific Rail-
road company.
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steamer and Cargo Abandoned.

Seattle. Wash. Dec 22.-The Alaska
Coast copmany's steamer JEANNE
which struck a rock on Calvert island.
b. c. Thursday night was abandoned
today TO the underwriters. The cargo
OF general merchandise. valued at
$4,000. will be total loss.
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H.ser Cish.

D7nnef CIHb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Stockton enter
talned the members OF the Dinner club
twelve In number. In a very pleasant
manner Tuesday evening.
The dinner menu was made up OF
most tempting dishes and was much
enjoyed by all.
The table setting was suggestive Of
the holiday season. crimson roses
forming the pretty center feature.
The evening hours were spent with
cards. Mr. Jay sldcbottom receiving
the prize for best score.
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Beading Clsh.

The Monday reading Club me, this
wekk. with Mrs. Kettle AcIain- The
president. Mrs. okey. IN the chair.
Mrs. Sadie McLain read. First Church
Christmas Barrel--by Caroline Alb
bott Stanley. There were seven mem
bers present. Chicken salad. hot bis
cults. doughnnts and coffee were serv-
ed on Individual trays. The next meet
Ing OF the club viii be held with Mrs.
Bethel.
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SAVE IS PER
GENT on YOUR
BILL of TREES
and PLANTS

by ordering direct. We
have no agents in Colo.
at present and will gave
you the commission OF on
orders placed now. We
are prepared To furnish
such varieties a. Colorado
Orange. Cedar Hill black
and Sheriff propagatcd
from Canon City Orchards
with good records. We
grow a general hne aud
can handle your business
to your entlre satisfaction
Send as your list and let
US make you prices. New
catalogue ready aud will
be mailed FREE on request
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Pretty DI..er Party.

Pretty DIaaer Party.
DIT. and Mrs. orendorff made We'd
ncsdsy evening a very pleasant one
for twelve OF their friends whom they
entertained at sumptuous six-courss
dinner.
The table arrangement was very ar
tistie and received many weli-deserved
compliments on its pretty features
Red carnations nodded from the cen
ter Of the round table and a soft glow
vas thrown over the pretty scene by
candles mounted In cut glass holders
with poinsetta shades.
The evening hours were most inter
ssting. being devoted TO various games
and contests. eie,erIy planned by the
hostess.
Those who enjoyed the happy occa-
,ion with their entertainers were DR..
and Airs. W. T. Little. Messrs- and
nesdames Truman stockton. David
Robinson. W. u. Rowland aud Irwin
Stockton.
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Mr.. =. l.. Smith Hs..~...

Three tables Of bridge players spent
wednesday afternoon with Mrs. =. L.
smith as their hostess. Mrs. Collins
made the best plays and was awarded
a pretty trophy.
Dainty refreshments were served at
O'Clock.
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Disser Party.

Dinner Party.
Complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs Wal
ter s. Thomas of Troy. Ohio. and Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Kirkton. Just returned
from their wedding trip. Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. Thomas entertained fourteen
friends at dinner Friday evening.
Numerous pretty Christmas bells
were used about the rooms with good
effect. while the Christmas hues were
exhibited in the table decorations. the
feature of which was the handsome
wedding cake used in connection with
the celebration of the fiftieth wedding
anniversary OF Mr. and Mrs. w. s.
Thomas earlier in the week.
Strands of red candy beads extended
from the large cake to each table
place. with red baskets laden with
soo-bons completing the pretty idea
The dinner was . most appetixing
sse. and the evening hours devoted to
nubic and n good social time.
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San Jose. Calf. were special guests
at the happy affair.
Installation and Banquet st o. Z. s.
Canon City Chapter No. q. o. Z. s.
held it's regular semi-monthly session
at Masonic temple. December 18th.
with the Worthy Matron Clara Coulter.
presiding. The following officers were
Installed. Mrs. Coulter acting as in
stalling officer and Mrs. Knowles as
marshall: Estella Lonnacker. worthy
matron: F. F. Hunter. worthy pa
tron; Camille Vaughn. associate ma
tron; Mary Boyle, secretary; Lille
Swanson. treasurer; Hattie Ames.
conductor; Mary Fairbanks. associate
conductor; Ida Cooper, Ada: Gather
Inc Twitchell. Ruth. Lettie Hunter.
Esther: Lucy NeLain. Martha: Addie
Combs. Electa; Lucy Singer. Chap
lain: Nina Munroe. musician; Adeila
Knight. warder. Laura Mansfield.
marshall: J. T. Little. sentinel After
the installation. Mr.. Kibhie In behalf
OF his wife presented Mrs. Coulter
with = water set OF tatted doilies. In
behalf OF the chapter Miss Vaughn
presented . half dozen sterling silver
spoons marked on the reverse side
% K. 8. 1914" both presentation
speeches we're beautifully wordsd. to
which Mrs.. Coulter gracefully re-
sponded- One member was admitted
TO the order By afniiatson- Three ap-
piieation for degrees were read and
one for affiiiation. A letter was read
from Miss Myrtle Coodyhoontz. giving
description OF an Installation service
which she attended In Los Angeles at
Daylight Chapter. which was a grand
affair. She stated that she and her
mother were both In excellent health.
and greatly enjoying themselves
Following the session the company
was summoned TO the banqueting hall.
where hot oysters. sandwiches. pickles.
celery. cake and eoree were served.
under the direction OF Richard knight.
A boz OF flowers consisting OF roses.
marEuerites. and pepper flowers were
received Tuesday morning directed to
the Eastern Star Chapter" from Mrs.
Mcclure who is af Venice. California.
They were intended to arrive In time
for the installation u was an indi-
cation that home folks were not for
gotten. The next session of the Chap
ter will be January 5th-
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Five Hundred Club.

Tuesday evening OF this week the
members OF the Five Hundred club
enjoyed the hospitality Of Miss Mae
Rittenhouse.
Miss Laura AbersoId made the high
est score and was presented with n
ssz Of roae-tinted correspondence
carAs.
During the evening delicious fruit
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ss.sAer. Patty.

hoo1hern Party.
Tsesday evening the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. b. RowlsAd was the scene
sf much raerriment when a score Of
their friends were entertained AT .
southern ess nog party. Too many
cooks never -spoli'the broth when Il
comes to egg nos and each guest had
his or her turn In helping to prepare
the delicious beverage.
The evening was Of . very delight
full character. as are all social affairs
given by the RowIands-
lnfernAl Disser.
Nessrs. and Mesdames r. l. Smith.
W. b. Rowland and DIR. and Mrs Lit
tie were the dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. H. Dozier Thursday evening.
A splendid dinner and a happy even
ing IL reported
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punch was served and 1t late hour
refreshments. consisting Of Neopolitaa
whip. hot chocolate. cake and mints.
were enjoyed. Mrs. George Roe Of Pu-
etlo and Miss Marguerite Chase Of
San Jose. Calf. were special guests
at the happy affair.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-27
Old Age Deferred

Echo From the Msdico-Legsl Society
A few generations back a man at 30
was cousidered old. gray-0sarded. ana
waiting FOR death Note the change
today; at a meeting Of the Medico-
Legal society Il was stated that a man
OF 50 ought to have forty good years
ahead OF him and, thus at ninety be
in the fullness Of maturity.
What II you have seen sixty. OF
even seventy birthdays temperate
habits, fresh air and exercise, with a
simple diet and a sufficient amount Of
sleep viii guard your health.
Il perchance your circulation is
poor, If you become run down--weak
and no appetite-nothing in the world
will tone up those tired backsliding
organs--enrich the blood ana create
strength so quickly as our delicious
cod liver and iron tonic vlnol.
We ask every feeble, discouraged old
person III this yicinity to try vinol on
our agreement to return their money
Il It fails to give satisfaction.
Public Drug CO, caiekasha, Okla
(Adyertisenentl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-27
Pih MONEY WORKING GIRL IS a
MENACE.

Eo1oaaie pfoblams are always inter.
aatiag things probably because there
p % nan.maae soiHtion for them.
Tas- remedies Just drift b as natural
sequence 0i course these must Be
hacked b healshy moral force
SgE comes ia Tar5el to discuss
the problems of womeh III Industry
and she comel out strongly with tie
claim that vomen Ia the industrial
field. unless she needs ths work e !
menace
ln gEopoaAding her proposition Miss
TaEben takes the position thar The w.
mar who enters industrial fife without
need q menace b her needy sisters
holding doHn wages and making il
harder foF the needy one u earn what
she needs sor her support AZ 4 re.
suls Of aeF education Miss Tarbell
urges tie minimum wage. But her
Droaositioa opens the whole field u
economic dlscassion y iar ~ ybe wo-
man in industry goes
There q 40 doubt that the presence
q women IL industry creates a prob
lem-not only The presence " tie ro-
man who does nos actually need the
work but alt Of them Nor Is the
ei1Hct confined % needy sister II
has been many taea d med that W..
5n work from
maa q sbe vN1a NOR aheaDIy. ana
made /. harder Tor a msu to get
TART
ln this connection the excuse given
~ railway official several years ago
when BE- road decided not to employ
any more women for work men could
DO bears directly On the question. He
said that women enter Industrial life
70 work until they are married-that is
without definite ambition. Young men
enter il to make # a life work and
70 iry ambitiously for the higher places
expecting 70 become family heads
But regardless of the influence eo.
men Ia industry have on employment
iof men aAd lor family heads. Hiss
TaIbeli Is right When a girl OF 70.
man needs work they should have fl
-aaa sympathy But whon those who
have homes and do not need the work,
seek it In competition or look forward
to doing 20, or with girls OF women
Who actually need it they bear" the
market and are 8 menace.
This ali aside from the many ylers
of morals. physical conditions. eco.
nomis results, the cost Of living and
other problems. The solutiong Let
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-27
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. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. :
Compiled BY the Grady County
Abstract Company ff2
North Third Street.

- = ?
c and c. Nations to Harry abbott.
5-is,li and s-l-li, 5000 \ 4 Sc; E
K NE sw; Sc sE 1; y II SE NJ
12-4-s.
RT DeDbo and wife to J. G. Mays,
i.2tis, 81; lot g. block 2l7 chieka-
sha
Edward E. Burney to T Erwin.
1858, 5000; lot 6, block IA. Phillips
addition 10 Chickasha.
Eli l. Dawson and wife to D. D. Say
er 1913. $4,000; lots 1916. block 40.
Chickasha.
G. and C. Nations to r 4 Burns. II
7-i2 and l2-lsI2. $40: Sc Sc Ne 80.
Nw sw sw; S X sw sw 1896
G. T. Erwin and wife 10 Edward T.
Burney, 1928, $500; y 70 feet lot S.
block $50. Chlckasha.
George Trlce et al 20 Patsy Greenan.
il.6-i2, 81 NE 24-4-7 lots l-2. section
lo.i-s
Robt Oven and wife 70 J. W Ovens.
I2.2o-i0. sl700. lots 3, 4. 8. 6. = S, block
ss; lot 2. block 80, Amber
William Baggett and wife 70 J +.
Robegar. 1-t7-ls. $500: w i sW Ne
n Esw. NV Sc s0-io.e.
H. H. Carloek and wife TO Henry
Kinnard, i-25-l2. $50; S u NE Sc Ne
36i.s.
A. r Cooper to stephenson-Browne
Lumber Co, l2.1i-iz. $500: lots II, 2s.
q. 30, block 4, Alex.
c. and c. Nations to Samuel b Har.
away, n-2-12. $l120. S VIA 1851.
James a. Murphree and wife to J. N.
Jones, s-6-os, S275; lots 4. >. 6. block
90; lots ], 2, g, 4, 5. block 81, Rush
Springs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-27
TWO soY'g AND TWO TEDDY
BEARS.

fThe following poem. written b. ".
E saowen. editor Of the Minco Min
strel. contains sufficient merit to en-
title the Minstrel man 10 unanimous
election as poet laureate Of Grady
county,
Weary and worn are two little boys
At the close Of a summers day,
and the SLEEPY Man" in his robe Of
night
Has come to take them away
TO the Town Of Nod in "slumber-
land
That is reached BY flight Of stairs,
rp which they climb. sim holding
fast
To their two little Teddy bears.
Two tired bodies rest side by side
I'd The little trundle BED,
AND a Teddy beafH Is snageled close
Beside each doany head
Forgotten are an their childish toys-
All their troubles gslefs and cares
For the dearest OF all to their babg
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-27

Heartburn. Indigestion or distress Of
the stomach is instantly relieved By
Herbine. Il forces the badly digest
ed food out Of the body and restores
tone in the stomach and bowels. Price
Soc. Sold BY Owl Drug Store and Pub.
lie Drug Co.-Adv. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-27
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. .
= EXPRESS PAckAoErTEs. =

Good aftsnoca. Ire y5a sTasslug ths
agworm9
Indications nor are lgr reasonably
large croD of spring politics. shelter
ii rains o. not
Uncle 81 sayH Il be couldn't be :
better one Aan some o. en-. he'd ~
sign als iob as q saint.
Don't buy your friends. Theg never
last as long az those yoa make for
yourHeii-LlBplne0tts
scots wa ha VI Wallace hleds
and ali others are going to the Bosble
Blrna birthday celebration.
IN tie ease 81 Bob Richards yoang
ambitions dream vas to We duke or
a dude, He aont knox whica.
Poverty is % disgrace. bit that II
about the oniy thing that can Be said
in favor "a Il" remarks an exchange
Ore chickasb2 mar sdvlses Bis
brothers not to spend 100 much On
clothes Tor their wives eEou viii be-
sure 70 regret i 4 you do. said he.
Just to Febuke Senator Barefoot for
wanting 70 send them np for p or 50
years bank robbers tapped a vault At
Mounds. Okla. for $500 the other
day
Ebert Hubbard isn't crazy about
everything. He says every man should
have a hobby to ride when be isn't
working and that's a very sensible
idea
r. n Cochran says he has seen.
many a fine season iolioF dry sin
Ter and Ben Vaughan. not forgetting
tAar false prophets OF Old we're stoned.
Is predicting three good crcp years.
The suspicion Is growing In the com
nunity that some Of those prize win
ming chickens and ducks about which
the men are Dragging 50 much are
really 10 Be credited to the women
folks.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-27
Make Us Prove It

We dare not exaggerate you We dependent upon
your patronage To your trust and conf
dence We make the following statements with full under
standing Of what they Us You are safe when Won
believe in these statements.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-27

The years speed OF, and fleetlag time
Ne'er takes backward track,
And ven long in vain for our little
boys,
But We cannot call them back
TO mothers feet where once they sat
In theiI Little rocking chairs
As they sotlly crooned bye-o-bTe
To their little "Tedda bears
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-27

d bossi Us aBd 10 3 short fims
usually make unnecessary the con-
tlnued uss Of physics and pnrgatives,
thus tending % stop such unhealthy
habits IS nay have been formed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-27

Ay szoasos ssdzz o. rsgataaoa a snx
pna maa zay appear II tas
~ be Ea1I e0stea being brought 70
Ea ntsn1laa & tas Es1agalea4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-27
Make Us Prove This

We 10 not ask you to take our
word Tor this. We Eaut you 70 make
Us prove It. and at no cost to YOU.
Buy a box Of Rsrall Ordsrliss st
our store. Use them once. or use up
the whole box. Then, II you are
not thor Shly satisfied. Just CONS
back empty handed and tell Ne.
without obligating you or question:
ing you We vii return the money
you paid Us fer them.
Doesn't that indicate thss Rexan
Ofdeflies are st least worthy Of trialg
Doesn't i prove our faith Ia thsm7
Dossn't il merit your confdsncsf
Could any offer be more fair 70 youf
We particularly recommend Rsxail
OFderliss for children. delicate and
aged persons Revall Orderlies come
Ia convenient veat-pockst sire tin
boxes. y tablets. l0c; 80 tablsta,
l5e. 50 tablaLa Zoe
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-27

44set88ss@a&@s4e
$ ANNOUNCEMENTS .
##+#4444+$4&s$$*%
MAYOR.
b ConEzn announces that as ss a
candidate for Mayor. slbsa1E 10 the
Democratic primary.
JB Bartoz announces that he Is a
candidate Tor mayer, s1biaet q the
Democrats primary.
CHEF or POLICE.
jim Dillon announces that le Is a
candidate foF Chlet Of Police, subiecs
to the Democratic primary
Hugh Andersen announces that be-
Is a candidate for chiei 0f police, sub
Jet to the Democratic primary.
STREET COMMISSIONER
--.---------- ---------------------
Ben Hudgins announces that he is
a candidate for street commissioner,
subject to the Democratic primary.
J. L Rasberry announces that be is
a candidate for Street Commissioner.
subject to tie action of thA Demo
cratic primary
CITY TREASURER.
r " Evans announces that he is 4
candidate for City Treasurer. subiecs
to the Democratic primary.
CITY CLERK.
W. III lBenl Burgess announces
that be e a candidate for City Clerk,
subject 70 the Democratic primary.
hearts
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-27

r. ~ Cochran says he has seen
many a fine season iolloF dry sin
tsr and Ben Vaughan. not forgetting
taaI false prophets OF old we're stoned.
Is predicting three good crcp years.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-27
For the Bowels

II you only knew s. much a. VA
and thoes who have used them knox
about RexAll Orderlies, you would
be As enthusiastic about recommend
tng them ~ We are. They taste,iust
Ike candy. They act 50 easily and
% pleasantly that the taking Of them
i 3 pleasure.
Even children Ike Bezaii Order
Hes and you know that II a medi-
cine appeals TO 3 child. II viii appeal
r. erown-ups-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-27
STREET COMMISSIONER

J. L Rzsberry announces that be ID
candidate for street Commissioner
subject to tie action oi tha Demo.
cratic primary
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-27

Ebert Hubbard isn't crazy about
everything he says every man should
have hobby to ride when be- isn't
working and that's a very sensible
idea.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-27

nas Esax, ds4TeFad = ezrrtsr--44.2
o. mcnths, 1sliTsrea ~ caFTssg -
Hzus msatas delivered 1y carrasE -
CO zpaGA, sa1Esrss p tagxlaE =
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-27

fiood atteFnoca. ere you s~attlHg The
sagmcrmg
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-27

Indications nor are ior 4 reasonably
large croD of spring pelitles shelter
ii rains oz not.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-27

r " Evans announces that he IS 4
candidate for City Treasurer. subject
10 the Democratic primary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-27

help chase gloom. dispel blues and
1naks you feel happy by their splen-
DID tonic, cleansing and Strengthen
aag eject upon the bowels. They
act 70 free thc system and ksep u
iree--'ifom the distress and III feeling
that naturally results from Irregular
and inactive bowels.
Rezali Ordsrlies do this quietly.
without gnpiue or causing nausea,
DlfEng Or excessive looseness. They
Aet = overcome aad remove the CAUSE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-07

reference to this matter Of monopoly.
There is now Of course some cunfus-
ion and misunderstanding as to just
what monopoly is and what 1t is not
Let the administration define and
specify If It will what monopoly is.
Then its members will have clearly
before them the nature Of the evil to
be remedied. Then this commission
basing its work on it's own scientific
ally established definition, may II the
administration prefers, review the
whole field Of our actual Industrial af-
fairs as related TO carefully defined
monopoly. 1t can classify ali lines Of
business activity. Some lines II would
naturally determine 20 be essentially