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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-22
STATE COMMERCE CHAMBER.

California Has Development Eeard to
Cooperate With Civic Organizations.
TIE California Development board is
to the whole state of California what
live chamber of commerce is TO a
city. says Edgar Allan Forbes in the
Town Development Magazine Its
purpose is TO exploit in a conservative
trustworthy way the resources Or tic
state and TO cooperate with civic aud
commercial organizations and county
governments FOR local and state dcv,l.
opncnt. II is also u clearing house
FOR their data and activities
The development board Is nonScc.
,ioHal In addition TO a large ndl
vidual and corporate membership. il is
In close utilization with $50 CONNER
clal ana civic bodies throughout tile
state The board exploits no imli.
vidual land company or private con
ccru II works for the entire state on
the principle TINT the whplc l. greater
than any of its parts and that what.
ever helps California benefits every
section of It, II 60 operates. however.
with any municipality. county or scc.
ton in local activity since the al
vanccmeut Of amy locality rsi,hes
the state as a whole
The dcyrarm,lJ i"agd occupies i'm
mensc quarters in The Union Ferry
building san Francisco, tie most ,rn
trail location IN The city ana the one
through which most Of the states visi
tors pass Here il maintains the larg
est exhibit OF states products ever
brought together 10y n single state
Thirty-eight county exhibits are shown
B over 500 glass stands
one Of the most important OF the
boards activities is its free mforma
ton bureau Here may be found data
covering every part of California aud
every industry. all skillfully classified
by counties and hy subjects Much
OF ii is not elsewhere available. for IL
includes the manuscript reports OF the
bonrd's field workers There are also
topographic. climatic, irrigation. for
eStry. railroad. steamship and highway
maps OF the state rs well as maps
Of counties and citirs on large scale
The board cooreratcS with mum
Der Of counties In maintaining "a lecture
bureau in It's rooms Lectures on the
state as whole ANA un ihr counties
represented are given continuously
from 10 "a. m to 30 p. m. They are
Illustrated with colored lantern slides
This activity has recently been re-
enforced Icy the installation of moving
picture machines To show the leading
industries OF California The reels are
supplied 10y county organizations and
large Industrial bodies and are changed
often These lectures are free 10 the
public.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-22
AsMTnMAD0P GUARANTEED
70 REL EVE ASTHNA

II lave arranged with W. L. Cokay,
Main street that every sufferer from
Asthma, Hay Fever or Bronchial
Asthma in Bennington, Vt, can try
my teatment entirely at my risk.
Dr Rudolph Sehffmann announces.
lie says: Buy q 50-cent package Of
my Asthmador OF Asthmador olga
rettes, try it. ard if it does not az
ford you immediate relief. or if you
DO not find Il the best remedy you
have ever used. take il back to W.
/. Gokay and they win 'eturn your
money cheerfuny and without any
question whatever. After seeing ge
grateful relicf 1t has afforded in hun
dreds e. eases. which had been con,
sidefed incurahIe, and which had
been given up in despair know
what it viii do. am so sure that il
will do the sans with othe 8 that |
am not afraid to guarantee il viii re-
lieyo instantsueously Tho druggists
handling Asthmador viii return your
money If you say so. You are to be
he sole judge and under this posi-
tive gun aniee, absolutely no risk is
run in bus.ug Asthmador
Persons living elsewhere win be
Supplied under the same guarantee
by their local druggist or direct by
D r. Schiffmann, 81. Paul. MINI
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-22
EARLY CITY PLANNING.
Churches Taken as the Principal Fea
ture ct 4he SKY Line.

ture ct she SKY Line.
In earlier city planning. when church.
Is were the highest structures. the
church was taken rs the principal
feature of the sky line and the other
portions of the city and other build
ngs scaled thereto. the spire dominat
ing the city and showing 10 the trav.
elcr no a distance tie presence or tho
city. Where several churches existed
I'm town the si.irc ur spires ~ one
were made sutli icnilv Important TO
dominate the others The same prin
ciplcs stu hold cood and ire being
followed so continental city r. mining
IN planning street or avenue IS
length AMI width should be dt:ermin-
cd. and. having been iimiici "a tho
principles alrcady painted uui the
height ~ tie buildings and the ~ line
should he considered The street 81
iyenuc should Dc treated as Unit
and some building un 10 should dou.l
nate THE uihcr~. Their should be a
rcriaiu VARIETY in the height of ~ome
20 the huildincS iu unlcr 10 cuahfc the
principal buildine O. DC balanced and
fn afford the necessary contrast
Throughout The avcnue The principal
nuidin- should of,iinarilv be 10 one OF
the closures OF the street although in
some cases It may he placed at anUth.
cf point
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-22
FRANK E. HOWE, Editor and Pub
Thursday, October %, 1914.
GOOD WORDS FOR DILLINGHAM;

Hon Henry Cabot Lodge, senior
senator from Massachusetts and one
Ct the strongest men in the senate is
an admirer of Senator Dillingham;
and advises the voters OF Vermont to
re elect him.
j. kalt Scales. secretary OF the Re
publican state committe wrote to
Senator Lodge asking him to come
mp into Vermont and make few
campaign speeches. Senator Lodges
reply was as follows
Il have just received your letter Of
October 10th, much regret that the
invitation to come to Vermont lid
not reach me until / had made so
many engagements for speeches in
Massachusetts, New Hampshire and
Connecticut that it was beyond my
power to go to you. deeply regret
this, both for personal and public
reasons. There is no senator in
whose reelection ! feel deeper in.
terest than in that of Senator billing
ham. We have been friends for
many years and know well the
great public service which he has
rendered since he has been in the
Senate for the United States"
Il have been associated with him
on the Committee on migration and
the immigration Commission and
there is no man who has done so
much toward the right comprehen-
sion Of that great question and to
promote prone solution OF the
many problems TO which IL gives rise,
as Senator Dillingham;. He has sery-
ed with equal distinction on all the
committees of which he has been a
member. He is an admirable lcgis-
lator and he commands the respect
ana confidence OF his associates OF
all parties or his high character, OF
his eminent ability, both as q lawye-
and public man, IL is su,ely not
necessary for me to say anything TO
the citizens OF Vermont They have
known him for years and | am sure
must appreciate his high qualities
II he should be defeated. which
cannot believe to be possible. Il
would be a great loss to the senate
of the United States and, above all
TO The people Of Vermont. for the ia
nuence and position which have
been acquired by Senator Dillingham;
in the Senate could only be attained
by now Senator after many yea $.
with regret that cannot come 10
YOU. lclose with every good wish for
the success Of Senator Dillingham;
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-22
Ilows rhisf

70 Ser b. Hundred Dollars r7s
card for any ease 81 Catarrh thas
-annoi b. erred hy Ila,Is Catsrrt
Gre
T.. J. CHENEY = CO. Toledo. >.
Nt. Ia unde -acf have known ~ =.
-hsuevi frr the i1-t NJ veafs. and h-hcNe
-trn rsrfrffiy n.nrrahia ll aH business
transactions arr Financially Able O. carry
90 s-v ch1-a.tiss mace Nv his frm.
NATIONAL RANK o. CoHslTERCE.
Toledo q.
stann C1tarrh r'tir- is f1fr- INTERNALLY.
sung directly upon rlre hi1ni sra VIC.
us stn ~ ex ~ the system. resfir.oriaia
snf ffse Prize > cents or t1ftle. SOLE
p su druggists.
sssts have Panty Pins fsr eonsu- Alto
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-22
The Suicide.

Farewell false world" he Wildly erie
And registers despair
The frightened damsel vainiv tries
To grab him by the hair.
Into the rushing tide he nars
Despite the maidcn's sQueal
The operator never stops
Tho progress o. bis reel
YOU did Is Ike n pair ~ clans"
THO chief Wells from the shore.
NS1me action 10 IL now. you hamsi
Go over Il once more"
Kansas City Journal.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-22
4a44.ss....s.s., s..s.,.
VALUE or COOPERATION.

: We are being put to our SUI
!. preme test us Il nation. As may
Z be expected in all great crises.
!. the first effect is Il drawing near
Z er together of our own people.
! instinctively. there comes to us
I when threatened what we are
!. so slow to appreciate al other
I times. the value of cooperation;
!. of working together for the COM
I mon good; Of unity of thought
!. and concert of action. We have
/ already seen it exempllhed in
!. the way the business interests
!. and the representatives Of the
!. government are working and
I planning in the interest of bank
I. ing, shipping, etc. This combi-
I nation of interests will safe
I guard the harvesting Of the
1 crops. their distribution 10 the
I important centers and. it now
I appears likely. their shipment TO
!. foreign markets But while the
! government and big business
!. have taken the initiative in start
ing the wheels of commerce 20
! ing again and in looking after
! the producer Of cotton. grain
!. and other commodities they can
/ deal only i'm ganeralitics and can
I only pave the way for the indi
!. vidual effort to follow IN this
: crisis. as in the ordinary affairs
! of life. it is the individual atti.
|: tude of mind aud Individual nc
ton. and not the psychology Of
the masses that will determine
!. the future OF ,hc United States
: Town Improvement Magazine.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-22

ihat people have saved hy net insur-
lneg d is invested in the nrcossi-
ties and comforts that The destitute
families OF tho uninsured 10 not
have s5il yc1r National Life ins.
Go. OF VI Glutual Earle g Kin
'cy. General Agent Mead Buiidns
Rutland. W. Adv
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-22

Eihel-Oh. Jack. be careful tonight,
Papa's brought home a bulldog
Jack That's all right The dog used
10 belong 10 me, and ! got the dealer
To- sell him to your father BOSTON
Transcript.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-22

Hon. liza land y. Howe should be
given a good audience at Forester
he'll tonight 1t has been customary
in the past to hold political rallies IN
Bennington ont of doors. but il is I'M
possible at this season Of thc year.
While the attendance in doors cannot
be as large as Bennington has no
large hall. those present viii have d
better chance TO hca- the speakers.
Nj Howe is a good speaker and s
making his light as candidate 70 gov
ernor on the issue OF state extrav5
gance. due mainly, he charges, to
bosses aud selfish leaders In the re
publican party
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-05
NAN DIES FROM WOUND FROM
GUN CARRIED ~ 10Y

Ru.~csi. y ~. Nsssh ss-Asoshss
fatal sesis~ss fsum The esssyiss OF
loaded ~sspSns ~a.s-easds-1 herr to.
dAs sh-a iisss i.eas. g. y.Ass old.
ros raaesrss ssaeeams~f To injasi~s
he segeisrs late Yesterday a. sa.
kaad. OF fsaaH fAs.esssa. asrs II
4-aF. isHs. ~ka -ssk.a At pat
;.sspn ns fathers Fsaeh. had asked th-
lad 60 'ahe sAa; gun sas ~sf- .
big sI@sk Of bisrshiss. Of: the pace
WAen hrs Sew f~~s a~aJ from i.asx
'he lad ssgsubIes; ard the iesa~. <sn
sss discharged iuss ~. hif-a zsa'.
stonaehs lie ~as rushed to = hoe.
pi'ai. but died within Tea hausss ts-4
ceased ~as a a-pheu of Walter ~
ts"as. car "s the m"ss psanisres
.p-~shmsa Of the slate. and ~s. frum
Nesnsn. Georgia
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-05
NOTED GRAND OPERA
STARS ARE SICK

New York. March s.-Four grand
Dyrra prima donna.. Mtac. M"'hs.
Mary Garden. Emmy Dcs'inn and
Nr,c. Na'zenaur. arc ou the sick
list as q result Of tho stormy entrance
,f March. Nine Mrita. according 4"
'',srsrh-s fr"m Sprinsftcid. Mass. is
Frustrated thereby iatn,Eftis an''
cancelled all american rbSasc'ncnis
Mr., Garden is similarly afflicted
b'u hopes Ia rep-in The PhiIadelPhis-
Chicago company on lis western tour
by the end Of the week. ATS. Dcs-
tim and Nine. Mataenaur are suf-
fcrins from ailments that have
cause dtemporary cancellation of en-
ss-s m.nts.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-05
GLASS Of sllis Il
YOUR KIDNEYS HURT
e, tsss xes, IL Yea Feel Bssks<hy
os Have Bladder rsout.s. +

Meat sost=s uSis acid which "a
cites and o,sssoshs she kiaasJs i,
ss.is effort. Z. sii;ss - from ss. sys.
ter Regular ss;ss. OF meat must
flush the kidneys scessioaslIys tos
must relieve then like you relieve
Sossr bowels: f.t,aS ias all the aeiss.
~a.sr and poison. else yas feel .
suii nsissts in ,tr kidney Fr=i.u.
SHARP pains In the ba.k or sick head.
ache. aissiaes.. yaur stomach soars.
tongue is coated and ~hen The
weather i. bad ,ea have faepmati,
ssinse.s The urine II cloudy. faiI Of
sediment: the channels often get it,
ti,s,sS. ehlisins yoa 10 set up two
OF ;srcr times during the night.
To u.u'raiise these Irritating acids
aud sIu.h the hety-s ursuosi. waste
&C, about seur ounces Of lad salts
from any rhasmaey: take table.
sgaantal in glass of water before
brrabtas: for a few days sad your
kidney. will then act fine and blai.
der disorders disappear. This IA.
nous salts IL made from the acid of
grapes and lemon juice. .ombincd
With lithis. and has been .used for
generations to clean and stimulate
siussish kidneys and stop bladder ir-
ri,s,ion. lad salt. fs Inexpensive.
harmless. ard make. a delightful es-
'crveseent iishis-sstcr drink which
million. Of men men and women take
no~ and then. thus avoiding .eriou.
sidney and bladder diseases.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-05
A COAL STRIKE WOULD
DE A CIIl(I

fAilad.iphia Public ledger
Pre.ld.s, While. of is- uaii..i
Mia- Workers. i. satirriy ssxhs Ia
his a-vlsFaiioa thu, it voaia b- =
moral crime To involve thr bitan,.h.
Que eaaI ieaus;sy in either = sasprn-
duty o: ME. whi,. and sh. Sts~fssss.
So &c. the, .isA . sFisa~ shall not Lr
committed. The conference dufine
the last -9-8 has bs-a accompanied
by sse ssasi iaresss of = disagree
z..a, habisusiiY lasepassbis tro1
.his method of pfss~rsias inasis,risI
p-sS- Perhaps the participants
s.r- quite s.ar- o. tss s.st pssa:as
'assias behlHd ,hese hs.siss nsaair
l-.sssisa. aai -.s. ikas pF. 5As-s TO
Hss. allowance tof them bss sh-
xsa.fsl pablo. IA. manufacturers
AIa s.a-rs -has- lis.likos.. literally
aspsAs. uPsn aa unin..srEps.i sap
PLY of st.aH fuel. haze bad nu such
Inside Information. aaa tke prsIoi
h.. b-.a oae OF an.esssieo sai sss.
i-ss.
u oaxhs lo s- perfectly phstoss
that 10 = .nas-ssaee ot thi. ehssara
tee sh- nsuss ina p-sssAas factor Goa
s-.a-a .soa,S s- sups.s~ss-@s is
,si. sAs~ is- satiie-ss@ consumer.
shs i. -,-a n,.s- si,aiiy iases-s'rs in
the aasrssn- than ..sssf sA- snis.
s-a.r of thr asie.f=has t-~a With
.a, voice 10 tn. s.iibesssisn. Of
the ..a..s-~. This i. fatally -spas
Thefe .r- grave difficulties 10 'ss
"a, of arr seal effective system OF
susn ,slsusY srbitrasio.s sad ,h. In.
absolutely equitable Hsshod az a,ef'-
SAG strife. bu, the period of anxiety
,.sussh shish the psblIe Is Issssiae
~hii~ the sas, coal msass. and cl.~f.
a,.ss 3ecs.y :os position sas .'si,c TO
s-- ~hieh can aattser the other IN
sssin ssnphssisr. shs ima
r.ra.is. ee~sssisy of sSsus ssreisi.
method Of hshilius such questions
tn. pabli. hs. right. -hisa c.~ra'-
srs ans Htnsf. msss be sasa's te f.-
.pe.t. asa one of these i. relief ftem
periodical ALARM. while the latter
bluff oae another to = ssaadssiiI.
The Industrial If. Of the nation ss
Inso,sed: to safeguard tia; inssr.s:
!. =. im3ersaa, q. i. sse p-ttey, lion cf
it, banking and .utsescy syss-m.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-05
WHAT RECOGNITION MEANS

The congressional committee sen, ,res Washington TO inves.igats
United Xne worke, Of America aad
The the
who tined sioHs with the union and failed His
BETH, and the The Regal Gorge mine in Fremont
system
aaa dsnoas Of
character The miner, were m !n,s..rsa aaa iaul, finding
anything i.p
operators all 'h The output .s.sned
'hu' esxa :oE DAYS because Of ,sae ssd finally realizing b.,
take ss the ssa has osers'r!
seod advantage a a aon.ane= LiEs
oz h!sh tic sPrsa;srs szsas.a The p-a, Industrial
dFr.s shS he 70 The urOa ssss ues be through
The szFsEes iha, Belts through Ard the L.
What's he
Bette: let sell the eo :hs ssz'hsH
cslerao as-g Better ;ass sas vh
Haiseerrssa
sasi=s aHs 1ssss =snA7 sssss dictated b, ss assss
ehe Live ;, sssrfsHs Ep ,''ts saa s'''ses
Essosz,.s= ali doe,
Bette asn ,hs yss ;sa have hsss of The
~.szsss ,At Workers
ss., zis ~saa do ;hs right h=. He ~.z;es
srsaass his ss ;szzE TIA, his o.siss asssi hs
sseas liz three month, his ;hs
folly Ssn he did t=ts kss he saa he
&c. ,Ass hsaer =ii .sT. Of IL.
The ;ss:=y Of Bets Yesterday wsssasssy sssaisr q, a.
'hs h ssgSis=rss aaa osA,ssss ssds The
',rs= ii. te=s Aa; sarded and sas szine ~sass
rsse- Asosss.srd I: did
'aa ssyhHs s' TIC h; the rial as ia s sal
s',he ,sd 'h Q! the ~se ps' 'ae ha-tr-
.h. sail iz ls';sss s' :r,--SsTs-s ct :hs aaisa"
Every W sss ~ssA s tss :s~ is-s ;hs
zEk the s.ezsh
sfi,sz saa back sz
they l s. T.y ;his that snt ss s!sr
'hsY Il; Pit e=.s's-s is session vsatoss s<s a1
o.eH No -esds ;ks
his back sF ard ksf.a c.; The ssos.
people Ne s.,is
srr.ss.Hr .hs. in ,a., i,ss. Tie serr,,
~ srssh hsssT eenTins- thea that the coal Ti.as
ce0ssas uput ,s,is. sr,Fsiss aH'y recognition
granted.
Ru. s wsbsfH ,s.i Trinidad seek. vl-,y.
ns,shbSr. the se=FaAis. 10, es,as 70 ssn up
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-05
GRAIN EXCHANGES
CHARGED WITH VIOLATIONS

WasHlNaVuWs " 49, VSFNN -
Further testimony charging the Chi.
csgs. Daiush and Minneapolis. grain
exchange. with being combinations
in violation of ,b. antitrust laws
was taken today before the House
rules committee which agreed to de-
eide saturday whether to ,rovid. the
congressional Investigation asked by
Representative Manahan'- re.oiu-
tioa. II is nov proposed to brosdca
the inquiry to Investigating .pccuia-
tive transactions of the New York
and New Orleans cotton exchanges.
Officials of the grain exchanges
will be heard late today ami ,cmof.
rp~.
Benjamin Drake Of Minneapolis
today continued his charge that tho
Minneapolis chamber Of commerce IL
a private monopoly.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-05
TO LOOK YOUNG
APPLY SAGE TEA
Look Young! 1nng Back IT. Nat.
ural Color. Clos and
Thickness.


Common garden sage brewed iuto
a heavy tea wi,h sulphur and aleo-
hol added. will tu.n gray. streaked
and faded hair beautifully dark and
iuAuriant. remove every bi, OF dan.
druif. stop scalp Itching and falling
hair, Just a few applications viii
prove a revelation II your hair Is
fading. gray or dry. seragxly and
thin. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sui
phur recipe al home. though. 10 iFou.
blesome. An sasie, Way is TO &c, the
reaey-'o-us-- ,onis. costing about "a
eenis E large bottle a, drug stores.
kno~n as ''wye,h's saFe and sulphur
Hair Remedy" thus sVoidins a 10,
of mu,s
whIl- ~ispy. gray. faded hair Is
no, sinfui. se all desire 20 retain our
youthful appearance and ai,rae,iss-
ness By aarkeainE your hair With
wy.,h's sage and Sulphur. co oas
can tell. because !, dos il SO nataf.
ally. go ssealy, You jus, asmpen .
sponge or soft brush with IL snd draw
this through your hair. taking one
small strand ai 'ir,e. by moIains
all gray hairs say. disappeared. and.
after smother sppiiriioa or ,~o. youF
his bseoEss beautifully dark. sia..y.
soft and inauriaa'
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-05

Aasrigaa uhe loves s~srs aaa Nss
lpt.s bic saasssy is FratF to fisk,
for u. zs "a. .hssa ~Esa i.f..sa.at
Ia Asva.s. u i sisAf skss protest
sASsid u aaaae asssasi it, ni.as-
bot 30 81 saiza sssFr IL 40 u..fe
sssss 10 .ra3ias lie fsitsins.ss es
sfs"as. &. i,s nlsu~. 'hss ssssp
~nssis 30 in i.asshs tss sigss. Of
CssIs'iaaiy .~esss-s .sas .Aasv b~-a
sessssis'sa is " eens >s' 4--.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-05

the coal orsra,or 10 teeoxaise the unioa.
The ua'oa failed utterly establish the charges psoaAse
which they pinned their faith The
Q! the camp where
exist eearsssd the committee eas that the charges
shine 0hsr charges o! iss which hoped
ss'atssh h ks h,!ooa The
stall teas adoahed By the Ad sp Gshsg psSs.
Of sesesss: the aa.on's !ssa:
Ihs iadesS o. the sks The
s' sks;las keep their The death bs~
s.o.sh, upss
themselves all the edH that eaiy
ta' a The shole ,fssh about the
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-05
ELLIS 10 KNOW FATE
IN A FEW HOURS

Chicaso. III. March William
Cheney Ellis. tho wealthy Cincinnati
manufacturer. who is ON iris, chars
81 With having mur''-tcd his wife
in u Chicago hotel last Ocio''er will
probably KNOW his fate before night
stephen \. Malato. assistant states
attorney. is expected to make closing
arguments for the prosecution at the
opening of COURT o.iav. Tho case
will then 90 TO the jury toni.ht
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-05
DEFENDING TIE
xoxRor DOCTRINE

HaHaiuiu ADVERTISE
AisIf@i stsss.. svssi.s t,zrs -
ftEsl agiarlRis. 90 ire NaaFs- Dsrs
tfia-. roHss 90 ,as assrss~ II iaai
fessa,Iy s.ash-akssss declaration
re ssaifsi b~iissus tsas tho fNss-
stiau .hsaia 30, .. bisasss foe all
tA- fancy adaisisn. talked 90 60 IT,.
In letter So tss Array sts Nass
J.arssi he sas.s
I hss. rad several articles lately
arups.izs ,sss .Aa Moaso~ hssiriss
- abaaaeasd I. s~-ses 60 81. TIA.
ia ali ss sssa .ssss s.s t-~. = ssiis
ufr Ia dis;iazuish be.s.~s sAs Maaa
fur tA~rsfiEs sHa ias as ,hiass
stIsa hzs. tssa ssAs uzass = pct
t.fsiss as ,hs. Dst;sit. Sasae Of
ihU arts spse ~ sss spsesEAeri
tbs; have s.sliT 80; seea Ia .atose-4
sasa, st ;he Msaspe D~rsfia. have
t-sa ,sssssd 90 Ia ;ss Bps;Fins b.
those saa sise up "a ssrssssn H. aHi
The Doctrine is sbss.d gaipssly .a
.ha, sesaan, d. 30; at ,hi. siar
iu,eai IN ash tsf space saf an .ts
'radrd aFsua.a' on "a. ssssjes'. sui
a-sifc 10 suggest only saas u vog!d
have teen h.ti-F bal Nr. iiashsm
aud Nrs shuss.s labeled sh.is wuss
~ sam. other nsaSs
'Ihr dgs,siae that the rnI'.d
states ~iii not sas.cns ip an ss'ess
.l"a pf EarpPeah dnmiHipn "t tie
American son;iarn, OF adjacent Isl.
sads. beyaad the limits to Which
European Con,F.i ns~ extends. AMI
TIA, the United states ~ussId ops-"e.
the transfer of asy American terri.
;ary from = weak European rev.r So
stronger European reuer. issil
there is really in the Ncarec Dcc-
uinc
"Ths talk Of interference with the
growth Of other Nm-riean counties
or Of Interference with their inscrna.
tianal relations that do not look 20
I granting aon-Amrfiraa Powers suy
control as aseins, the Mcnrpc Dos
,Tinc belongs to an stif.lr iiif.icu;
realm ~, discussion. That there may
have been in American diplomacy
things that have been objss tioHsbls
may be freely admitted. bu,. I think.
careful analysis of these happen.
inzs siiI shov .ha, the Monroe Doc
;rino ia not affected by them. do
no; believe that the Doctrine as
have stated /, above is in any sense
obsolete. nor do believe that anl
10, al American citizen outside If the
peace associations eilI he found to
believe IL an obsolete shibbolsih.'
Ar. We to- understand that Mr..
bingham aud AIR shus;sr ate op.
! posed &, the doctrine of 'Nmcrits for
tho Americans. which is The Monroe
urr,Iinr. pr =, they only protest
szairsi tue prostitution us that n,,a
trin- u" pts"nai ~ political ends >
Nnv discussiun ot ,hr Mrrruc b'~-
,tine ty = i.,ai american. u Sr"ms
To- INC. mps, proceed upop 'l," as
sumption that the Doctrine H.. rigai.
and not only right. but essential to
/ the safety of this country.
For the very reason that II Is
right. hecausc Z, is essential TO our
saie,r. because etsry tue heated
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-05
BURGLARS USE TRUCK
10 HAUL AWAY LOOT

rsshie. Colo. March as-lsasaIas.
-ho usr'i truck TO haul away 81.
sec worth of i.., early today. ratd.,i
the Geaerai store Of J. ". Heath 4
Compsay q; stone City. - miles
FROM hrE-s Al least suu bis truck
load. Of piuaaes ~.. secured. \
sAssitfs posse ha. t-.a er.aniar-i
her- to hunt down the toaber.. fol.
lowing the wagon trail In the mud.