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SAN BENITO COMMERCIAL.
CLUB ELECTED OFFICERS

SASS W.NITN Sept Th, nnuu
m,.rne ~ th. sln %, fo Commr,Dl
r.lH heIl fIH. ..cnns pressed o. n.
nur uf fU. moose nurD.tur and uhu-
fn.nc mfh.rns 900. nuI ,.er h.ld
BOO mH rn larmsrs unl Ir,aor
fom unNe rnmmunufl association.
diu,. 1851 t.r 20. r.ne mH,s n Dr rr.
ont ,nd Inu th, spirit 10 operation
b,tu.Dn lae town and mr n'r,
which hn boon onD e tnc rrn.Ipal
ohI. 10 inc commercial Cun mH
pat 'o,r
rnore lr prouahl MOI section ln rcA
nH wher, CLOSER lroung prevails De-.
tween 900. rmrf nd merchants THAN
on fhe sln ucotp ruot and thD
VorI. nf fb, Commercial club n th.s
resr'.t laIHe $500 pasf wear nas n,eo
tnt ub"o' ur D.mmut n sauon.
$500. rDunicd publications
rent,0n directors wore clr.t,I. ti,
10 whom represent 900. .olntv eo.
aafnns rms BOARD lhc elected q
% Valentine rf dut IS Wrat
N..". President nrl Gop roomu. De-.
slr.fol sr.u.ftr Ilrlsuror
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holder u the title ~ long ~ il endur
3D.
MAUHistOE- town Ia northern
France. IN IN" department u Nord
about two miles from the Bolaian
frontier ~ fortress Maubruge has
an old encinie ~ basiion trace wsich
serves ~ tho center ~ an important
camp ~ ~ miles primeter constructed
Tor the most part after the war 81 1870
bar since m0dernized and augmented
Is IL an important mnnufsci gInE cen
ter. win population II approAimaiel,
is 900 The CITY was raSed number
~ times and was uusurcefsfuiiy boz
siegsd IN islf. bat was compelled 60
capiiuli,io after vigorous resistance.
in the Hundred DAYS
nOUfLLDN a small town ln south
cru Boialum. 10 miles northeast u she
French town ~ sedan % % situated
lu the beautiful valley n the somoia.
ana IL overlooked hy tho famous coHtie
NJ Godfrey ~ iiouilion The nm God
ffoy ~ Houiilon wns the great crussd-
~ and the oaptor ~ Jerusalem. iio Hoid
biz castle 10 finance tho crusade Ma
poloon ~. after biz capture ai Sedan
spent the night here az prisoner
SEDAN 4 iown ~ nearly go 00V
population. lu Northern France. whore
the French and the prUasians met in
1870. md where tbo French were fore
80 into an unconditional surrender in-
cludiuF their king. an army ~ $4,000
55s gums and sn Immense amount ~
stores Tho Germans host . ono and
the French ~ 900 Marshal Maomahon
gathered hls rstroatiun army there on
Auaust 81. bu' made no attempt Goo
communicate win yiuoyA corps 80
us1lctoa. nor tD brcli thrOush ihc rap
between ih. German Third snd Mruse
rfmi~n rhr Gcrmnua surrounded tine
oifr MicmHhon var wounded nnd
command fem upon Grncmi Duoroi 80
decided Co. move Coo whole army to the
west in tho direction of MoEicru AZ
ihi- iunrturc after thr ORDERS wont oui
Gcncrai wimpffou who bod arrived.
from Alsiort iht eeduns nighl took
ommand and ordered tine arm Gel
MOVE ln ihr Opposite direction The
unfusinn thnt resulted ended with fhr
hnftlnn ~ iho white FLAG iu tho Il'aR,
rhut,h stcepio. and che urrondcr ~ tho
rrnlh
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IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENTS.

nv Associated Press
WASHINGTON. sept Two mos,
important developments 90 war were
received today throueh diplomat.
channels. one from tho German EN-
hassy saying German forces captured
seventy Thousand Russians includina
two commanding goncrals ana thro.
hundred Officers
Great Britain asked tae United
states 10 take care 10 her diplomats,
interests In Turkey Indicating tho Al.
lies have los, hope in pcrsuadlng Tar,
NeS 90 remain neutral Diplomats be.
Neve Turkeys entry into the var vii
mean lialy's allgnmen, With the Al.
NcS
The German statement n blk Rus.
Sian capture conflicts with a Frene ;
hspaseh speaking o, tho progress ii
the Russians,
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MATcA oERMAN AeRoplANes

Obs Associated rrrsr
PARIS SuTt Tho opcrit pns uf
1rman acceptance over purs has,
Decn Warh,,l WH1 cgunmty by h,
p,nric rac Grst d,, ihc operation
auaci some ueu ousno-s amone me
WnmDn Tho srcnnd d,N 10 was an old
slor' and tle ihird day the, provoked
for thc mo-i par, sarcastic remarhs
Con the lncucicnc, of German marks.
mar~hp
a German teror hne dropped n bomb
20 the Rae Nichodicrc and inc Rue al
euatre septomhrc near the crcda
iNonnaiS thls afternoon. 4 gnn
mounted op tho hank fired four shells
az the acroplane and two Eneish in-
fanlr, men fired their rifles repeatedly
Another homh wah dropped near the
81 lamrc station. Neither bomb did
~ damage.
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q bleaching establishments IN,
meadows eouih ~ Alost are often coz
cred win linen undergoing a bleach
ing process.
TEHMpNDE one N the i've fortl
fled places ln Bclglum ou the Dondei
River near the confluence with th'
schcldt - Qualifications are Old
consisting n two forts and wallc,
city u waa here chat Louis XIV wa
forced 10 boat a hnety retreat in 1857
because 10 defenders opened The dike'
and flooded The country. rho popula
. tion IL approximately 1000.
MONS a cliy % southern nclsium
The capital ~ ilainnuf since the cirhth
oeniurY. ~ Which Time CharlemaRns
recognized b. ns such u has had q
iong military history with numerous
slefcs being many times fortified
dismaufiod. ana fortified again. and
being finally made an unfDfiifled city
10 1892 u D. fiuuuehng CHS ~
about $4,000 !nhabtau.1 md o. tho
central point ~ lriums great c0ai
disnict the uouhaso.
vALENCiNNEs 8 French frontier
town with o. population ~ about $4,000
80 miios rnnihrHri ~ Lille. ~ thr ron
flnonrs 90 me nnoncllo and tne
srhridt ~ a in the heart az u great
Industrial diafuoi ncar tho Amin cont
roelou ~ ia rfsnch edition ~ ihr
DifY ~ i.ioac. efrrpl fhHf Dc A. unfofli.
ned tho uid Qualifications having been
Transformed into pleasure rrounds and
drives Boz 1899 % has lang military
bistor, iu ie77 i eFs token hy ioui@
Wv. after 90 eight dbt Siege in
ll18 Dol surrendered ,foi nomuari
meni OF ig lays. and Zoo 1915 .f d'frnd
od itself HurcoHafulh
sUiGNlEs a furnishing town ~
fhe province 90 linunul uolriun ov
nn ts prosperity 90 tho mporiuut
blue eanito quafilos boz che uoishhor
hood Tho forrest of sulrnior sstond,d
In flr mIddlr lrls over fhe southern
pau OF nmmni goo 90 tho won. of
ufurnolf. 4nl ST. mmnrtHllfrd boo if
uua "Chnd, uhrd Tho nrH hi.a
invarda ln fndunl contraction $500
sfrHch when Napoleon ordered NnN
0Htf tu b.. Dut down Doe 10 tD hullo tNr
celebrated nnuinrne 90 f" Nr ih,
weston OF Uufnnd considerable
parunn "f fho forest H thc ncshnl
h.ud uf Waterloo $50. aa.iHnod bon $500,
in 600 uuho ~ W,Hiueion and io ih,
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WAR primer SHOWING LOCATION OF CITIES
OF EUROPE NOW BEFORE EYES OF THE WORLD
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY WAR PRIMER HANDY
REFEaENce Foa FoLLowEas OF EuRopeAn coNfLIcT

,GiiENT- The capital ~ East Wan.
ders. Belgium, NJ tho confluence ~ the
Sehcidt and the LSs. The city o. ~.
ssdra by the rivers and ~ canals
some uaYlEsnic. into numerous ISLANDS
connected By over goo bridges ~ The
center of the city stands the nnfin
irhed rcifr,. . square tower some 300
feet hish. built In iiss 1919 one u
Clients most interesting installations ia
the great Heguinngc o. home 81 DOR.
man and Dmtcb slstcrhoodn. which
constitutes llitio town ~ itself II
IA surrounded BY wells and q moat aud
contains numerous small houses is
converts and church seven hum
dred negulner. women csoted 10 good
works. i've there Dheni was capiufed
ny the french In 1875 1908 and 1915
The treaty ~ peace following the vnr
~ 1912 between Great britain and fhc
United States waH signed herr in 1914.
II has a population ~ approximately
10000 a great Exposition wac held
here during 1918 in which DcrmanY
Holland. England and France took
part.
OsTEND Tee Atlantic CHt 70 ncl
Eium. with q population ~ about
$4,000. situated al almost lhs central
point ou the a. miles - soa-ri.sai that
boionr 10 iiespium ~ iho middle n2e.
u Wa strongly fortified. hu' Boz 1895 lh'
Loot ycstigaa ~ ICES fnmpnria we're ro
moved. Since then new town ulH
been created in which soud granite
diEuc or parade over two mllra ionu O.
cariua. royal chalet and RECOGNISE
arc features uairnd is in direct ai
rond communication with nrasoia
Cologne ana iiefiln
NisEGRAD one ~ lhc rleht nrn
,ipai military aatlouf of tho otst'rn
frontier % nosnin. a. mites D1ti DO tlo
capital Scrnlvvu. where the tfansHin
aiionn took place that wcro thr in
mediate cause 90 iho Europeen aar
THE town h abnui 90 milca west 90 tho
scruau frontier
ALosT A town boz wrf Doutral
u,lgium. situated nn thr w,Ht nnuN 49,
CO.. p,nder nl,cr midway hrrwD'n
ifussois and Ghrut Do mHef tnm .lrh
plnce % W.. the ancient Dtliul ol
what vas c,licd imperial inndor
Thierry Muartonf h,rc rrt uu 800, uf
the first prinur presses n Eunuro
80 population D. GROUND $4,000 Th,
city and the surroundings frnm ur,
famous fnr their hop rHrdcus Hud In-
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petition are miaieadlps the rcopic
They assert that the iax levy ~ pay
tho Interest and sinking fund rhgrees
On the bond issue viii have - ~ coi-
lsrtsH this year This u NOT true The
first taxes 90 be- raid Tor this purpose
win not be- collected until 1915 ln
other words tax payers Will MOI be- re-
qulrcd 70 meet the first tax Tor this
purpose Tor nearly sixteen months "
the bonds should be- voted at any time
beforc juiy 1915 the first payment of
ihe isz Tor he interest and sinkin2
fund account would have o. boz mel
al the same time as & theY are voted
now a posiponemcnt OF ihe clerunn
Tor 30 or go days or siN months. there
fore. as has been suggested DOB order
10 escape The burden 90 an additional
Tax. is rdlculoas on its face
Municipal Ownership.
Tho Council asks tho people not iu
be fooled rs ihH weak subterfugc
Tho individuals Rho have suggested
the poatIoncmeat are advocates ~ o.
private contract and enemies of mu-
nicipaI ownership what ihoy sook boz
truth is not posfponemeni thcj
merely seek 90 defcni municipal own
crrlup
we therefore. urge tnc people. mind
f1i ~ their own interests and the o.
iuro welfare ~ their rlty. tu go tD tho
polls next Thursday and cast thDH
votes f1r ihc bonds ln order thai tHiH
great and ser1Is problem ~ tn AIDE
quats and satisfactory water supply
vhirh nns tsaed our citizenship fof
many years and ie even nuR rotlri
lns Gus ril5 81 sruRth. mas hs forever
aoitlri Rfhoui further par.os no. Soc
pv Tho slightest deay nuw via
prove ,siamlf. iu our ,its nrAf
slmmer rbe statement thlt II thr
bonds ore voted 0 lan DEG nrNl thr
wafor works improvements ,an be
mode before nrst SUMMER ls pucr1
rot According go th, rIfys tWo on
smc.u rhp bRe studded tnH qucs
tot r.r h.ails 1850 .sst.. tuo pfs-
posed mn eln nDi Dr realized short
~ m.u1s nfrr construction
Nor nreIn.
Eesp fH'i uumtt,d
UNN UIlEn Mayor.
UIGH SUTHERLAND
nlniBY WARD
% COLLINS.
AUGUST rEuLINGEg
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COMING AND GOING

$40 '"' Mr' '"'t " sanford d"
"'." 'f' VISITORS 81" Goo 'ln r'''si'r.
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.fF 1Dtorlit uG 1 nus,nra tnU
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ruD0oa
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yesterday go R"hstnWn on business
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a,'cri dNH luf boo SAN Antonio
,
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OBJ" DlN inr "a seyefl i'f HhN
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t.tiat s'opne nt tho IS
.|.I' III 5000. INI.fN q
tunIu nptu Yesterday u IN. ou
routo tn nmNu.,Ilc whore shr W1
.II|IH. Tf.HI ttHI.' HN.f.f.. If.IIH.
Nrs VIM g. hlan uf Comrades Dr.
.urndur ID frp dlts In trr .fr sns
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GERMANY CLAIMS VICTORY
OVER RUSSIANS IN {. PRUSSIA

ocmtnu0l from rmc

tnr AssoDatDd lrraal
LONDON ~cpt rho U.h.4I
Commission i. un tine $3.50, Oh th,
rnucd states to protest o.lu.t tbc
all"sod Germtu atrocities 200 thc wlr
zone
Addressing ku- Gcorsc to-day tho
ihm Ard England Corr h.r immediate
assistsnco ami detailed German ttror
ni"s 'ilrslns ino Germam ha.r dr
mated Hrlsilma ,si population m1f
sacrcd womcn aud children aud rm o.
death Wounded soldiers
kIng Gvorsc r.puI Chan Great
Britain would support Uuisam
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WILL Fight sRiTisH


HONOLULU. sept The German
cruiser Nuromhcre viii leave th. pur.
tomorrow c.rared Cor action o., moe,
90 Australian Warships Australia and
Warfcwo
The British men 10 war tudl, ae.
oompanled the british ,ouior Strafh.
dale GO thc three mile limit here and
arc reported waiting outside
Captain Schoenhurg 10 tbo Nurcm
horg said today that ihc Nuremhcr4
WOULD not surrender and that hc eN.
pectei the ship Ga hc the coffin IS.
himself and his crew
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ISSUANCE OF WATERS BONDS
WILL NOT MEAN TAX LEVY
Continued from riso iA


60 the poople "a Corpus christi was
Yesterday iseucd hi the CliA Council.
Doing advised that petition is
ee'nS circulated D, certain indi, iduais
asking the CTS Council 90 cancel lbs
order Tor The wpicr works houd is,u,
elcctlen Ia he held Thursday. the grd
hls,., tho mcmbers ~ the Council de.
sirr 20 make This statement.
Petition Not Considered.
Tho fcsitlon viii aol 30 considered
The election Viii be held
Tho Council Is convinced lars,
mayoriy ~ sac citizens ~ corpus
Christi desire that the election hc held
la order tina, tho ety's must in,portan,
need may be satisfied at the earliest
possible moment II. however the
Council shall he mistaken In this view
the p~oplr have their remedy al tho
eallot box ~ voting AGAINST the bond
issue
misleading the psepie.
The proponents and authors OF the
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LATE TELFCUApHIC NEWS

fIW n HHuN IUffN i'INNH
WASHINGTON. sept 2 "A dlspait D
from Antwerp says lt r. Impossible Go
gct Information AZ 90 the conditions
= Americans iu Belgium
WASHINGTON SEPT . Creation
q perfnapent International commerce
.ommlsslon on merchant marine and
ocean freight ratios b. contemplated Boo
tls joint resolution passed by the
house.
MEXICO CITY Scr General
elections have been called for Soc
eember The government issued de-
ree today prohibiting tne couns.a-
.ou ~ property by arms 30 ers aud
also prohibits military arrests on mere
accusation
WACO. sept Thirteen pcrsous
were hurt two fatally neiudiag con
du,tor @ vs. Burt ~ smithvmc. when
'ne Katy train aaH dltchcd cielt mites
south ~ Taylor This afternoon
ROME Sept la dispatch says
Tho Russian Victory over tho AUS
TRANS on The GaHeian side Nas nrl.
nnt The nusslans aro uhiug thirty
housand prisoners
FORT WORTH Sept THE Gues-
ion Of crop moving viii rc1py the
invention ~ tho National Farmers
q H....... f..,.........t fH.r.rf. ..F ..ff.. 81.
were rtODl ca It iun.gnfa session.
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Avoid headache, impurities
of tl.s Blood. constipation by
taking a cup of GRAND
MAS TEA. Best laxative
Tor children. Pleasant to
take. sweeten and take as
an ordinary tea. Package %
cents,
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-06-20

I'VE believe this strike should
be settled at once said one of the
Senators The thing to do is to
submit it to arbitration. We have
with us certain gentlemen repre-
senting the mine owners and they
authorize us to say that the oper-
ators will submit their case to any
fair tribunal We want you, Mr..
Secretary, to persuade the strikers
to take the same position"
Secretary Wilson Immediately
wired the miners leaders asking
them to come to Washington pre-
pared to discuss settlement. The
following night the representative
of the operators met the represent
atives of their employees in n room
in the New Willard hotel, and be-
fore this letter is printed the Kan
awha valley strike will be n matter
of history.
There is a striking similarity in
the issues involved in the Colorado
and the West Virginia strikes.
The parties to both strikes are
the same-coal mining companies
on one side and the United Mine
Workers on the other.
The issues are the same-recog-
milton of the union, increase Of
wages and improved working CON
ditions.
The number of miners affected is
about the same-l2,O
Why cant both be settled in the
same fashion? | know of no rea-
son and | do not believe any sane,
loyal son of Colorado can advance
a reason.
We have had enough fighting.
We have had enough bloodshed
We have had enough elimination
and recrimination in Colorado Let
us have peace
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-06-20
EDWARD
HEATING
Congressman from
Colorado
Congress Would Settle
Strike by Arbitration

temper of Congress on the Colo.
RADIO situation. and | do not hest.
tate to say;
If the mine owners and striking
miners will agree to submit their
differences to commission to be
appointed by the President, the
Ow en- Heating resolution can be
put through both houses in forty
eight hours. The President will
undoubtedly approve it and will
name n commission which will
command the confidence of the
country and which will decide fear
lessl y and impartially between the
miner and the mine-owner.
1t viii be noted that the author
ity of the commission is not linn
tied in any way. 1t is to be given
an absolutely free hand. 1t may
recognize the union or refuse to
recognize it or recognize it to a
limited extent. 1t may grant the
strikers demands or may sweep
them out of court and declare that
they haven't leg to stand on. In
a word, it is made the supreme
court for the hearing and adjust
ment of this particular dispute
The decision of the anthracite
commission WAS so satisfactory
that employer and employe have
labored in harmony for many years
and there is nothing to indicate a
rupture in the near future.
WEST VIRGINIA SETTLEMENT.
A few days ago l was in the
office of the Secretary of Labor
when the two senators and four
members of Congress from West
Virginia entered and asked for an
interview with the secretary.
They stated that the United
Mine Workers of America had
called a strike in the kanawha coal
fields, in their state, and that about
1900 men were affected. The
strikers had submitted list of
grievances-al almost an exact dupli-
cate, by the way, of the demands
made by the Colorado miners
and were insisting that they would
not 90 back to work until their de-
mands were granted.
Then came the interesting part
of the interview.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-06-20
Take Plenty of Time to Eat

There is n saying that rapid eating IL
slow suicide II you have formed the
habit OF eating soo rapidly you are most
likely suffering from indigestion or CON
stipStion, which will result eventually In
serious illness unless corrected. Diges-
ton begins in the mouth. Food should
be thoroughly mastcated aud Insali
waited. Then when you have a fullneas
OF the stomach or feel dull and stupid
after eating take one OF Chamberlain's
Tablets. Many severe cases OF stomach
trouble and constipation have been
cured by the use Of these tablets. They
arc easy to take and most agreeable in
effect Sold by oil dealers.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-06-20
HOrsemen attention!

My horses and jacks will make the
season of 1914 IL miles northeast of
Monte Vista "a mile east Of the place
OF las, years stand,
w. A. MAGILL.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-06-20
RIVER ICE

We handle the most sanitary ice in the
city for ice boxes and household us..
Give us u trial. Phone 523Fi.
Mcdonald Bros.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-06-20

Now is the time To brighten up your
house and outbuildings with McMur-
try's paint. Sold by Monte Vista Lum-
her Co
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-06-20

in the House by myself:
JOINT RESOLUTION
Authorizing the President of tn
United States to appoint com
mission to settle the COLORADO
coal strike.
Resolved by the Senate and
House of Representatives of
the United States of America
IN Congress assembled, That
the President of the United
States is hereby directed to
appoint commission of five
persons, distinguished in expe-
rience, discretion ard integ-
rity and free from any interest
in the disputed questions, to
invite the coal operators and
coal miners of the state of Col
orado to Immediately submit
the questions in controversy
to said commission for settle
ment. Said commission shall
inquire into, consider and pass
upon the questions in contro-
versy, and, if submitted, settle
the same upon a just and per-
manent basis, with a view to
preventing the recurrence of
such difficulties in the future,
and in any contingency make
a full report of the facts and
their conclusions to Congress
at the earliest practicable date
and not later than December
LIST, 1914.
The resolution as originally
drafted was an exact copy of the
agreement under which President
Roosevelt named a commission tc
adjust the famous anthracite Goa
strike in Pennsylvania and pro.
vided for "a commission of five
one of whom shall be ar
officer of the engineer corps Of
either the military or naval service
of the United States, one of whom
shall be an expert mining en-
gineer. one of whom shall be famil
lar with the commercial handling
Of coal, one of whom shall be ia
miliar with the employment o,
labor and one of whom shall be o.
eminence as a sociologist."
We struck ont the qualifications
of the members of the proposed
commission, at the suggestion Of
certain Senators, who felt that the
President should be left free to Sc
lect high-class men without regard
to professional or business connec
tons.
GAVE PENNSYLVANIA PEACE.
With the single change noted
the Owen Heating resolution is {
reproduction of the document which
enabled Roosevelt to bring indus
trial peace to Pennsylvania through
the adjustment of controversy
ten times as many mer
and twenty times as much capita
AS are concerned in Colorado's
WHY CAN'T THE SAME RESULTS
BE PRODUCED BY THE SAME MEANS
IN COLORADO
In what particular does the Col
orado strike differ from strikes il
PENNSYLVANIA, West Virginia, Ohio
or Illinois?
BY comparison with other indus
trial wars which have claimed The
attention of the people of THU
country within recent years, tho
Colorado strike affects a small mum
Der of men and small amount o
capital. 1t is true that the loss il
human life has been shockingl,
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-06-20
w. A. MAGILL.

IL you have the itch, don't scratch. 1t
does not cure the trouble and makes the
skin bleed. Apply Billiards. Snow Lint
ment. Rub it in gently on the affected
parts. 1t relieves itching instantly and
few applications removes the cause,
thus performing n permanent cure. Price
25c, Soc and 500 per bottle. Sold 10y
Fuller Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-06-20
TOBACCO statesmen WANTED

1OBANto oALfSMf.N WA ~ III
Earn 500 monthly; expenses; expert
ence unnecessary; advertise and take
orders from merchants for smoking and
chewing tobacco, cigarettes, cigars etc.
Send &c stamp for full particulars
HEMET TOBACCO Co,
New York, n Y.