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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-09
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The following article is from this
mornings Quincy Wing and is OF in
terest to readers of The Gate City:
j. A. Trawick and Harry Thomas
Edgar, both high officials OF the
Stone & Webster corporation, were
guests yesterday noon at the Hotel
Quincy Of the Chamber of Commerce
Mr.. Trawick is the general manager
of the water power plant at Keokuk.
Mr.. Edgar is one step higher, heing
district manager in charge of all the
Stone & Webster field work in this
section of the country, coming here
from thu home Office in Boston,
Mass, to let the public know that his
company is anxious to have congress
make an investigation of its methods
of doing business, this being with es
pecial reference to the ksokuk dam.
After the luncheon President Ian
caster of the Chamber of Commerce
told why he had invited few repre-
sentative business men, as we'll as
the newspaper men, to meet the rep
resentatives of ths corporation that
has taken over the management of
the big dam. 81 wanted them to
know the situation and felt that
Messrs. Trawick and Edgar would be
glad to give US such information as
we dssired,' said President Lancaster
In introducing Mr.. Trawick
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-09

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chronic constipation. Get Doane's
Regulets. they operate easily. tone
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-09

Woman loves clear. rosy complex.
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the blood. clears the skin. restores
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-09
Y. M. C. A. ITEMS
pleasant Party.

i
A very pleasant event was enjoyed
last evening at the home of Warren
Neil. who Is teacher of the employed
boys Bible class OF the Young Mems
Christian Association, and this affair
was given by him for the members
OF his class. There were fifteen pres
emit who gave evidence of being de-
lighted with every feature. There
were attractive games. which were en-
tered into with true boyish appre-
ciative spirit as were also the enjoy
ment OF the tempting refreshments
served, which included apples, home
made cookies and candies. Social
goodfellowship marked the entire
evening OF genuine pleasure.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-09

tion so that there would be dement's
accrue to the various communities.
Some Quincy Contracts.
He spoke OF such firms as the
Gardner Governor Co., the Waver.ng
Mills, the Electric Wheel Works, the
Citizens Water Works, and the
Menke Stone & Lime company hav-
ing already entered into contracts to
use the electric power from Keokuk,
after having made careful inve IT,
cation as to the cost. And it cost
them a lot of money to equip their
plants for this new power, but this
was done, and those that made the
contracts we're satisfied that they
had used good business judgm snt, he
said, in closing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-09
Mr. Trawjck Speaks.

Mr. Trawick spoke briefly. Hi;
company had nothing to hide, he said
They had sold power in cities in the
power zone, now it was up to the
company to bring factories to this
section, so as to dispose of the pow or
the company has for sale, otherwise
they would go broke. He wanted
the citizens of Quincy to know that
the water power company was not
discriminating against this city in
favor of any other city-it had no
favorites and was just as much in
terested in Quincy as any resident
possibly could be-as much interest.
ed as our local merchants could be.
1T was a square deal that he advo
Gated.
Books Open, Says Edgar.
Mr.. Edgar is a clean-eut bushes
man, man who has charge of thou
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-09

without success that finally, after he
had made contract to sell $4,000
horse power to st. Louis that Stone
& Webster agreed to finance the prop
osition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-09

Wireless Club.
The wireless club held its regular
weekly meeting last evening, transact
ing routine business.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-09
Working for the Valley.


Just to prove that the water power
company is anxious to have the Mis-
sissippi valley filled with factor es,
Mr.. Trawick told how big aluminium
plant in the east had sent repres IN.
tatiyes to the home Office in Boston
and said that 1t would take over the
entire output OF the water power de-
velopment at Keokuk. if Stone &
Webster would make the right price.
This concern would only employ
about 400 men, and that would not
help any community to any appre.
cable extent. But his offer was turn
ed down, because the company was
not playing any favorites and did not
want to sell its power that way, pre-
ferring to cooperate with. all the cit
les in the power zone and try to in
duce factories to locate in this sec
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-06-24
TO Advertisers

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Una |GCCi6n dada por e|SriO. Daniels

Tn gran ndniero de refugiados
procedcntcs de las inmediaciones
del Puerto dc Tampico sc dirigi -
ron hace algunos dias al Secreta-
rio Daniels con objeto de recia-
marie Y { Ia vez mofarsc de q,
por ell simple hecho de haber or
donado la retirada de la flota de
aqnel puerto y no desembarcad0
sus trop&s para capturar dicho
puerto mexicano. EstOs, despues
dc haber manifestado sus desca-
belladas intenc;ones recibicron
la contestaci6n del Sccretario dc
Ia Guerra Daniels en- la forma
siguiente: "Caballeros Udes. han
"venido f Mexico por no haber
"ostado satisfechos con las c0ndi-
"cioEes de sus Degocios Ell nues-
tro pals. Han venido & enrique
"cer3e violentaTente en- terra
"extranjera y ahora que ell pals
zen que Sc encuentran esta en- re-
Tvoluci6n decidiendo una causa
legal, quieren que nuestro pals
Fleyante un e5ercito de medic mi.
iWll6n de hombres & invada la ma
80 ci6n mexicana interrumpiendo
econ este hecho los ayances cons
"tituci0nalistas, rompicndo las
"hostilidades y causando el gran
"derrame de sangre de dos ma
"ciones hermanag."
/ El punto principal de 'discu~-
sion de dichos refugiados era cl
Iiquo Sc les diera garantias por gu
gobierno de sus negocios y pro
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-06-24
NUESTRO EDITORIAL.

que. Sc rcvOluciOna y que ttcnde
Il cortar dc raiz I'm prccedente
funesto, & cOrtar en- Su base cf
g6rmen fecundo de una dictadura
que solo infamias ha hcrcdado y
cue Ia historic scvcra y austcra
la condenarG cn sus pagimas ill
marccsiblcs.
Y tai noblcza del Gral, Villa,
que supo posponcr su justa sed
dc gloria, es sole refIci0 ficl, dc
una alma grandc y sublime, con
sagrada toda 4 la Patria y al no
nor dc la Constitution.
"Yo preferiria, dice cl General
Villa, 'en un sublime gestO pa"
tri6tico que 10 dignifica, que
todos csos patriotas. que sc de-
dican & Ia politica, tOmaran I'm
rifle y nos ayudaran 4 dcrrocar
& Huerta. Por 10 que Il mi hacc,
agreg6, estoy fuera de la p0liti~-
ca Y 10 unico que dcseo es triun-
far en- !Zacatecas. Y este triun-
70, agregamos nosotros, sera in
dudable, el derecho y 10 ammonia
que existe actualmente entire el
( fJefe Supreme de la REVOLUTION y
los caudillos 'gloriosos del oj6r--
cito iIs lrgcntc Sc han unificad)
, va. dosyanociGndCsc en- conBecucn
cia, la tormenta, que puniblemcn-
tc han marcadO en- sus colunnas
la prensa alarmista, para aparc~
ger el iris esplendoros0 de las
victorias Observation-Disclosures.
| Que sea para bicn de la cauSa
! lcgalista!
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-06-24

DECLARACIONE DEL GENERAL FRANCISCO VILLA
aaGCaS eSd SGnd aada Sc GSu0 en- beveS das su Cada


El Paso, Junio 81.
En- cl tempo de las diferen.-
cias habidas entire cl Primer Je-
fe Constituci0nalista y cl Grai.
Villa, huhO un gran numero de
tclegramas cambiados entire ell Sc
nor Roberto Pesqucira y el Gral.
Villa. PcsQucira en- sus mensa-
jcs que Sc rcfcrian L las diferen-
cias, cxprcsabA los tcmorcS, de.
clarandO Que NADIA pOdia ser mas
dcsaStrOSO para la rovOluci0n que
tan adclantad va, como que en-
tire sus grandcs Jcfes surgan di-
ficultadcs, que cs cl ohjcto pro-
puesto por la intriga dc los enc
migos de los Constitucionaaistas.
Declara que los triunfos de
Villa lc han 'dado honores que
gustosos cclcbran todos los me.
Xicanos y que cl sentimiento ge-
neral urge que siga sirviondo
en- la causa dondc es el idolo de
la gentc y que haga todo 10 p0-
sible de su parte para solucionar
las actuales difcrencias.
Esto fu6 una partc de los te-
legramas que mand6 Pesqueira
81 dia'17 de Junio y que ell Gral.
Villa contest6 el dia siguiente ne
gando que htibiera on realiaad tn
les difercncias entire 81 y ell Ge.
neral Carranza, proponi6ndose 4
ovitar una crisis que periudica-.
ria grandemcnte las ncccsidades
de su pals.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-06-24
gzagema nszsza =
=. = =. . 9 . =

dos Il Ia Eorfjriana, que dcifica-
ron al Primer Jefc, Y 4 todos los
generates dc In rCvoluci6n V que
ahora, IA media voa, ccnsuran y
lanzan cargos trcmendos
He ahf las consccucncias de Ia
conciliaci6n!
No parecc que somos sin0 l0c0s
oseapados que vagamos por Ia
vasta extension del territorio I
Que queremos por fin7
Queremos que este sea una re.
voluci6n, queromos arrancar de
0uajo todo el arraigamiento del
rorfirismo, queremos tcnerun je.
to ideal9
81 queremos que este sea una
revoluoi6n, despoi6monos en- 10
absolute de toda idea personals
to, descuidemos 81 "yo" que nos
ileva al abismo, arranquemos SIC
nuestras conciencias, do golpc,
todas esas costumbros v prcocu.
paconies rancias que nos est6n
aniquilando.
Arranquemos Do cuajo toda la
obra Dntera de esa educaoi6n NOR
bosa que halvsnido, fernando
nuostra idiosincrasia y que ha
(Paga f Ia 6a. pAg.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-06-24
'Torrc6n, Mex, Junio 18.

sTorrc0n, Mex, Junio 18.
|, El Gral. Villa este dia hizo
'publica una declaration con res
pecto i las diforencias surgidas
entire 6l y cl primer Jefe. Dice
asi:
"Habicndo rccibido muchoB
telegramas de diferentcs pcrio--
distas de Estados Unidos, pre-
|guntdndome s0bre las difercncias
Ientrc cl Gral. Carranza y yo, y
81 de alguna manera alteran nues
tras rclacioncs politicas. Yo al
prcscnte asi como en- 10 future no
hay nj habrh ningunas diferencias
que interrumpan cl trabajo De
los ConstituciOnalistas.
"Esto scrfa Ia mayor torpeza
por cualquiera de los Jefcs el i'm
pedir 8 en- cualquicr manera per-
turbar el gran 'trabajo que en- la
actualidad estd tan cerca va dc
su descnlacc. Simplemcnte ha ha.
bido crrorcs 8 difercncias pcrso-
males que sc han arrcglado. Pc
learemos contra cl cnemigo CO.
nun de nuestra gonte Y 4 sus
sostenedorcs hacta que queden
aniquilados.
"Despu6s que hayamos cum
1splido con la tarea impuesta, us
tedes podran descansar en- la Sc
guridad de que todo Meiicano
patricia cumplird con sus obliga-
clones y hombro con hombro tra-
bajarGn por ri bicnestar general" "
Con relaci6n & los rumores de
que algunos oficiales civiles de
G. JuArez que habian sido pues--
tos p0r ell Gral. Carranza v que
Sc pusieron prcsos por ordcn del
cuarrtcl general de IL division
del Nortc, Sc ascgura dc que Ia
les rumorcs no tubieron funda-
mento, sino que por arreglog fue-
ron pasados 4 chihuahua.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-06-24

Los pervcrsos Y los malvados
de La prcnsa, sc han mnltiplicado
4 prop6sito dc un incidcntc que
81 iu2gabamos doloroso en- ci
primer momento, pucsto que con
clio Sc debilitaban los rapidos
progresses de una revoluci0n que
tiende & dcrrOcar I'M goblcrn0
espureo, hoy nos cOngratulamos,
pordue tai incidentc, en- extreme
ligero, ha sido arreglad0 salts
factoriamcntc entire ambOs eau
dillos del eiercito Constructions
lista Y sobraran redcntores CO.
mo el hijo sublime de Nazareth,
que sepan manejar vigorosamcn-
te el latigo, para arrogar dc
nuestro temple q los mcrcadcres
de la prensa.
Y 'ellos han pucsto el grito en-
ei cielo sobre la difer6ncia habi-
da entire dos adalides de la Re
yoluci6n: Carranza y Villa; pero
aiianadas todas esas dificultades
lie que tanto alarde haee IA prem
sa de eseAndalo; ell telegrafo,
con una sinccridad que entusias-
ma, & la parte sana y noble de
iluestra raza, nos trae la noticia
dc que cl Gral. Villa, sc prepara
& empronder el ataque decisive cr
sn mayor brevedad possible, so
bro la ciudad de Iacatccas que
juzgan inexpugnable los dcspe--
chados y los ambiciosos.
Y tonfa que ser asi; no solo
al patriotismo 10 exijo, sino tam
bi6n oI principle sublime por 81
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-06-24

pledadcg mandando tropas 4 res
Iguardarlas en- case de que corrie-
ran peliEro, fupdGndosc cstos en-
que hacc algun tempo el gobier-
no americana. amino 4 todos los
hombres de negocios 4 que in
virtieran sus capitales Ell nacio-
mes extrlnjeras y principalmen-
te en- Mexico d&ndoseles Ia DE-
bida protection Ell caSos de Jus
ticIa, FL prescnte case no esth
comprendidO para cumplir EN- dar
protection ncccs0ria ciudada--
nos amcricanos, toda vez que no
han sido perjudicados en- sus en-
rresas debido las garantias pro-
p0rcionadas 4 los extranjeros que
lnvaden el territorio controlado
por el partido Constitucionalista.
En- primer lugar, dice cl Secre-
tari0 Daniels, la retirada dc la
flota del Puerto de Tampico la
ordcne por habcrlo creido iusto y
conveniente { igual opinion da
Iel Presidente Woodrow Wilson.
i'll desembarque de tropas ameri-
canas tan solo para proteger los
intereses de los extranjeros CO.
mo sc solicita, hubiera 'causado
la guerra sin ninguna dilaci6n &
inmediatamente: siendo la causa
de clio aquella9 personas que
por tenor & la p6rdida de sus
cmpresas, provocaban una inva--
sion innecesarria en- Ia cuai per-
(pasa & IL Ga. pag.)
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-06-24

IN Washington, sabifndose de
buenas fuentes que van ALA CO.
mo representatives especiales del
Oral. Carranaa.
No SO sabe cual sean los ne
gocios 6 mission que llovan, puos.
to que Ruardaron mucha reserva
Y solo dieron 4 conoccr que van
como de!cgados del Oral CarTan.
IN con direction Il Washington.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-06-24
Del Diario La RevoIuoi6n que
80 publica en- Monterrey, to-
mamos Ell siguiente Editorial.

mamos ell giguiente Editorial.
Yal va es tempo do que hueS-
ira mirada Sc cxticnda de I'm eX'
tremo 4 otro dele ampo dc In re
voluci6n. Ts tempo ya dc que
veAmos 4 los hombrcs dc Ia re-
voluci6n. Es tempo va de que
81 rasero de Ia rovoluci6n vayo
arrasando todo 10 que sobra, to-
do 10 due esth dcmas, todo 10 que
csth congestionado. go!
IRA aver cuando 81 moyimien-
to empe2aba. euando algunos alza
mos In yoz prociamando el SUI
premo radicalismo y..... una
mueca do deapweoio Y aplausoa FIN
gidos fueron la oontestaci6n 4
nucstro grito supreme, solo por
duc nueatras plumas eran esgri"
midas en- terra extrafia go. CO.
hao ri on el destierro no sc sin
aiera amor & La Patria Y Il la In
bertad Como ri Victor Hugo
sleiara de ser frances en- su des-
tiorro voluntario on Tngiatorral
Bien, aver se nos dijo: La re-
voIuci6n neeesita acaparar eios
mentoa. -. (7) Y los elemen'.
tor (il llegaron, cuando vicron
aue Ia Icy dc Enoro era una j..
frisi6n, que no Sc aplicaba 4 TO.
dost
IRA nj estaIlar ol movimiento
cuando Maytorena pedfa una IL
cencia. -. Y v0!via dcspu6s cuan
do todo ostaba heeho y.... ouarl-
do goflaba con Ia vice Presiden.
ella Y 40 hacia quemar ineionso en-
"ya voz de Sonora" MAYORS.
na era un elemontoi' Y ahora 81
quo Maytorona aiondo I'M eie-.
naentof
Y como Maytorena hay muchot
oIementosi
Y no solo en- ell "alto gremio pt
skioo'' sino haata en- laa "ha-'
~ ssSeraa" hay revoluclonarioe
Hs eogas6n vallenta, psro moldea
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-06-24
Gral. Villa mega rumores.
T0rrc6n, JnniO q.

Torrc0n, JUNO Il.
Los rumores de que 81 General
Angeles ha sido pr0clamado Pre-
sidento Provisional por cl Gral.
Villa, as} como Ia muerte del Gc
neral Ch0o, han sido negadas.
III 'Gral. Villa dice que 81 no
sabc NADIA de que cl Gral. Ange.
les haya sido dcstituido del Ga
binctc del Oral. Carran2a, sog1n
noticias rccibidas dc Saltillo, que
Ell GraI. Chao cstuvo con 81 ha~
&C dos dias cuando cmbarc6 sus
tropas para Hacatecas, asf como
VA ol Gral. Angclsc tionc cuatro
dias de cstar con su trcn dc ar
tilIoria y su brieada en- Hacate--
cas-.
"La historic dc que yo he G.
iocutado al Gral. Chao, es INA
maliciosa 'mentira, pues hacc dos
dias que fu6 mi hu6sped en- mi
casa y al ir cubrir su puesto
en- Ia Division del Norte para a.
tacar & Iacatecas !sc separ6 de
mi amigablemcntc.
"Todos esos cuentos v otros
muchos mas :publicados en- cstos
dias por la prensa, han ostado
Emuy lejos de rasar nj !por mi l.
magina2i6n. "
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-06-24
Ataque 4 Zacatecas.

SalfllI0, JJNniO 2I. I
La batalla dc Xacatccas Sc ha
reanndado bajo la direction del
Gral. Villa, Jcfo de Ia Division
del Norte, y segdn los dcspachos
que Sc recibieron este dia, tres
posiciones que sostcnian los fe-
dcrales han sido tomadas por los
ConStitncionalistas, no cxplican-
do la locaci6n de elias, nj sc di-
CO de Ia p6rdida de vidas
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-06-24
araI. Natera conferenciara con
sl Oral. Wills.

Torrc6n, JUNO 10. !
El Oral. Natera vienc hacia es-
tn l. conferenciar con 81 General
Villa, " sc ha rotardado con mo.
two de ias IIuytas t0rroncialeg
que han caido en- los Estados de
Coahuila, Durango Y Haeatecas,
las que han paralizado ol servjcio
de trenes. Ia Inca ontre To.
rre6n v Hacateoas tiene 10 ma
yor parte do los puentes ca{dos
y largos tramos de camino han
sufrido deslaves.
Las 'tropas de Ia division del
Norte que eathn va en Zacateeaa
son once mil y en- poeos dias Sc
movorh ei resto.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-06-24
Representatives. dol Oral. Oarrau
za para Washington.

Laredo, Tex, Junio 81. I
Tres hombres promiuentes &C..
flores Fernando Tglesias lCalde,.
ron, Leopoldo Bspinosa y Alfre.
do Breceda, arribaron 4 Nuevo
Laredo csta tarde procodentes d.
Saltillo Y saidran esta nochc pa
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-06-24
COMO DEsEA q Dr.. J. II. Mclean QUE vD. Use
q LiniEmento dc Aceite voGCanIcC
de- D.. J. p. MCLean:~

l-P6ngalo en- las coraduras dento de elias restriction
2-Hagaso pasta ad5n harina IINTHaRWTO
de ACETTE VoLCANrCo de DR.. j. r. MCLEAN Y Gnsese
esa pasta esceldaduras raspaduras.
3-satrese conco eI LINTMRNTo dc ACETE yoLCA~
NICo del Dr. J. H. MCLEAN aplfqueo granos d.
csgos, erupclones lagas Repfaae hoYaa man
4satGrese venda de agodn dc pea aga con d LINZ
MENTo de ACETTE VOLCANICO de Dr. I Fl, MCLEAN
p6ngase tan apreda pusda rasss a reaadog A.
Una disneadufa. Repltaaa eada cuaseo hofaa
5-pma gaiaAa sl LTrTHgMTn ga Arggg
VOLCANICO del D3 J, & MCLEAN
o~Pasa punadas ios do p0nga po0a asSa ~ sa
dsno del oido dgisse an nnnM MmaanAa
vsgta = asno 0do euerasadsa da a Na
ACnITE v0LcArTCO del ~. i M MeLEAN d6lelo 49,
pefnanaa0a All, sapando eI Oido padas0 Is aaSsa
PaTa soao aslsr ~ : L1EaAENTo ~ ~. 4 ~ 80
nUENo RANA lToasaRg : pAaA nEsYgA
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-06-24

La Camnafia Constisucionalista
en- Veracrug Y puabia.
Saltilio, JUNO 81.
Notieiaa reoibidaa en- eata ea~
pitas dan 4 oonocer que toaa Ia
parte Norte del E'atado de Vera
cruz y la mayor pArto del Eata-
do de puebla. esta actualmenta
The Detroit times., 1914-10-10

and check systems on labor products.
We favor an adeguate workmen' 2
ssmgsnss snos act ins,udi9 rom ocrups
We favor an Industrial disputes act
requiring that. before the disputants
come TO open breach By strike or lock-
the parties to the dispute, shall hives
tfgate and make public their nndfngs
relative to the matter at tssue-
A treaty with Columbia II now pc
hcs,ion. By which il 10 propossd that
the people OF the United States OF Am
the government OF Columbia. We de-
nounce this treaty as an SNsmpt on =.
earnest opposition TO the giving away
Of this great sum.
We congratulate. the people or the
state Of Michigan on the splendid. con-
our two representatives In congress- Are
rendering to the cause Of p9nuSal
coincidence and SURFACE OF the electors
s slss s s,sT Sssv saaE Esn1g
dates for congress snd all other can
didates OF our party. -
Under Republican adminlstsau9n rne
cratic NATURALIZATION no one prospsrss
: :S1aisnl; Saiex VIII pas. prosperity
..ssSs S r., s:n ., sGss hand .as s
sfaiiation' and Invite them 70 join With
% in the sincsre endeavor TO write
e orssSa'e soy sns ; snss
people fhaiI not perish from the earth
The Detroit times., 1914-10-10
A PrOnOuncenlenf Thai
Cannot Be Misunderstood

and employe. the farmer and the con-
We favor o federal trade commission
with powers over Industrial corpo.-
ations doing Interstate or foreign ousi-
ness similar TO the powers OF the inter
state commerce commission IN reier
snce TO common carriers. including the
power to nx reasonable prices Tor
commodities
We favor the conservation OF the
natural resources OF the people OF the
state; the Torrens system OF land reg
istration. and the matntspancs ana sx-
tension OF the states highways
The conservation or human resources
demands Q system OF social insurance
adapted to American ways ofNthinking
and progressively developed
We are opposed TO the liquor trafnc.
and we favor the submission TO the
electors Of an amendment to the state
and federal constitutions providing for
the prohibition OF the liquor trafnc.
The maintenance and extension OF
our educational system 10 desirabie. In
Guiding Increased training In agricui-
ture. commerce. Industry and domestic
science. The primary school fund
should be rigidly maintained without
reduction. depletion or diversion.
/ We favor the federal prohibition Of
child labor; the minimum wage for wo-
men; prohibition OF night work for wo-
men; the eight hour day for women;
the eight-hour day for continuous zt-
hour industries; one day of rest IN
seven; publicity OF wages. hours and
conditions Of labor: and public inspec-
tion or all tallies. weights. measures
The Detroit times., 1914-10-10
Loue--- The Force That Saves
sy Ivy 9. alcHARD

minister once said y should put the so'
hope and the keyboard on love-
bali the world has been turne
o.dion on the times minister's wisdom
~ hefeth DESTROYS huma H.
today
brothers though ney one
than the points OF resemblance ana o
be easier TO another than love
history hate often had the INSIDE
It's Wild passion has died.
csnnot help into guilty ang
tanning OF hate mankind would In time
10 pretty q matter OF ideals. 7. -,
powerful at cost even at the
be rich by crushing others %
az OF
society always OF explosions !,
chiefly manknds accepted deai
better 4 impossible
things don't look right am opimis
better than yesterday ana that tomorrow VIII De
n vs. .vek "a. -.
evidences OF history
i profit by experience y.
shake faith
@nllsn and . cannot learn.
HIT Il Is also challenge
believe
"a opened wide TO love . :,
perish on twentieth century battleneds :,
slaughter
Ne swelling anthem OF love and brotherhood :
The Detroit times., 1914-10-10
BIDS GOODBYE
TO TIRE TROUBLE
Detroit Invents One Of Solid
Rubber. With An Air-Cush-
toned Hub

The wagner Resilient Wheel q Tire
Co. capitalized at 100000. has been
organized here, 70 market puncture
proof tire OF solid rubber. mounted on
a wheel In which the hub Is surround
ed by an air cushion. William y
Quagner. OF this city. h the Inventor,
and he points out that tire troubles
Will be ended by his invention. The
life of hard rubber tires Is $4,000 to
10000 miles, while that OF the pneu.
matte tire is 5000 TO 1000 miles,
says @. II. Karicofe. one of the In
corporators OF the company. Our air
cushion wheel allows the autoist TO
ride on an air cushion. as effective a.
the pneumatic tire. but placed at the
center OF the yheel. far from glass.
tacks and other causes OF punctured
tires"
The new wheel and tire Is TO cost
no more than those In present use
and will be adapted for use on all
autos and trucks.