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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-02-17
NEBRASKA IDEAL LOCATION
FOR MILITARY BASE

IN these days of agitation of mill.
tary preparedness Nebraska deserves
more than ordinary consideration as
an iaeal location for munition plan,
and a base of supplies of grains,
metals, lumber and other military 40.
Quisites.
Military authorities acknowledge
the necessity Of scattering munition
plants throughout the country in.
stead Of mobilizing them on the A.
Iantic Coast. In selecting locations
Tor these plants the foremost factor
under consideration is accessibility
10 raw materials as well as rail facili.
Ties, over which the supplies may be
transported and placed at any point
al vantage, particularly on the Pacific
Coast
The geographical center of the
United States is in Nebraska and the
War Department has recognized the
Importance Of its location by estab-
llshlnS and maintaining two military
posts. Forts Omaha and Crook
In case Of invasion Omaha would
''> 'hN AaSl Wy 'H' tlitiHt tOulN Teat n
even should the Coast derensss of
both the Atlantic and Pacific be cap
tured. Nebraska is practically self
supporting as far as its agricultural.
live stock and manufactured products
are concerned. In the selection Of
location for a central munition plant
the government is considering both
Salt Lake City and Denver in addition
to Omaha
The Union Pacific Railroad claims
distinction Of being the greatest de-
fensive factor next to the navy and
the Panama Canal should any inter-
national complication arise that would
jeopardize the safety OF American
lives and property particularly by
way OF the Pacific Coast.
This railroad is carrying on a pub
licity campaign with the end in view
OF influencing the citizens of Nebras.
ka 10 demand recognition SIS the most
favorable location for munition
plant and military base. and In this
task deserves encouragement Of
every Nebraskan.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-02-17

Mrs. r. ]. Dobell
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-02-17

90 a surgical operation. Dr. Means
of Hoiycfe viii accompany her.
Ia Richardson's Children have-,tl
measles wiki two eases Of pneumohil
John Avery and Blaine Flora finish
rd tLrcshins las, eek.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-02-17

Sickness headaches, constipation
indicate unhealthy condition of stOm-
gcl and bowels. HOLSTERS ROcsy
Mountain Tea assists the bowels Il
work naturally, thus aiding your heal
tn in general. Begin to night z. y
Cleveland.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-02-17

Why is it that fresh eggs can al
ways lie had at the Julesburg Red
Yards? Because that flock is bred to
lay Order eggs or day old chicks
incubator and set it carly and next
winter you may have full egg baa-
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-02-17

first day of February A. d. 1916.
G. H. Austin.
Judge & Ex-Officio Clerk
Feb. 3 Mch. 2.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31
$4,000 FACTORY
CONTRACT IS LET

The williamson. Halscl 4 Frsslcr
cumpsu, of ukahomp. one ot the large
Vholrstl, grocer, concerns NJ the south
west. to-day l,t 90 'nr Ilomboc company
of this Di, contract for erection Of
five. tor, and basement concrete and
bfick nf,prpof buildiug. nfty hy loo feet.
located ou lirr street The building 10
Iu boz completed hl july ! and will cost
S.. UHU
Th" company recently purchased lot.
twenty Nt, o., luu feet. Immediately west
uf .'s present budding on the northwest
CORNER uf sautt Dc and First street.
TW,uil-u,' feet ON the west side Of tho
present building viii boz torn down In
order tn CIV, the new building a 'front.'
HE, ut nui feet
The structure when completed viii hs
the home of p new u'pafiur" ~ the VIII
hanson. iiil.-l n Fpscr company. for
ih, manufacture and handling Of cofs
fees and rfoUcrs suudrlcs IN connec-
ton With which the company expects to
ruf un b large force NJ travelling snless
men nur carry on trade cstersion cam.
rnIeu souiNvprd to the Mexican line ana
westward tu the Pacific coast
The treatment ~ high grad" coffces
viii b. irhutr 1T Is said. and In lins
with this smmuuua program the COM
pan, M. secured rho services ~ experts
who h,,, tp.ut .um' tmc IN the east
To-, ,.Wluug the latest machinery and
methods employed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31
Cotton
Financial
,s.,,,. a",' Market Quotations and Review

the wheat market downward Friday al
ter an early advance. The initial strength
was due 10 higher quotations from ldN-
efpool and 10 reports Of delay 10 snip
mcuts from Argentina and Australia.
This influence appeared to be more ~
less offset however BY announcement "t
the tightening of tho blockade In the
war zone Opening prices which ranger
from u shade of to Nnlc hdvano" WIN
May nt 81 iliA TO tll5lA was followed
bv slight gains Hnd then setback All
around 90 well below ThufFday.r finish
corn Ewayod with wheat Buying whH
only ~ q scattered character Ahcf open
! ing unchanged to hc higher aud hroi-
ing little additional advance, th" mar
kct underwent q moderate general sag
| OHts lack"d any aggressive support
| What demand there was cnmr emery
| from floor traders Weakness In the hog
market hpd depressing effect ON pro-
visions selling though Was not Of an
urgch sort -
The close IN wheat WnS weak ~ We
lower with May at 81 l3fsWl.b Sni |JuN
at 81 l2dll3i, corn closed steady nt q
shade 10 tHi.o net advance.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31
ARMY RECEIVES VI
SHIPPING ORDER

WNsuINITON March Il General
Funston had Instructions TO make the
nr,t test FRIDAY of General Carrsnra's
plan fUr the commercial Isc ~ tho Mex>
lrp Northwestern railroad for shipping
sluplos tu the American troow pursuing
fum By rendering bio nrst ronsignmene
~ the railroad General Funston will be-
M the trial that Be- 10 he given the 10
~ Actu governments concession. In tho
mrtutm, tUo nltod states viii not press
r"r au extension NJ the arrangement. al
ho1gH doubt regarding It's adequacy 10
rs srr,ssed lu official quarters.
To m, expense NJ the expedition enc
ttilal hy the purchnse Of eight biplsnes
and Nul cavalry horses arrangcments
'or which are under way. waH added Fri
daN M. extra rHy FOR foreign service -
the troops actually IN Mexico. Il was tho
nr., payday for the American forces
since they crossed m" border Foreign
s.rt tcr calls for 20 percent increase for
enlisted men and % percent for officers.
~ the Uuaftefmaster generals office 10
WAS estimated that the additional nay
would AMOUNT 10 about 700 monthly.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31
HOPE ASCENDANT
THAT VILLA HAS
BEEN C0RNERED
tcontlnu.d from r.Ge one

hrirard from tho south Tn" 'ast is rre-
.unRhl, closed hy several Thousand men
whom General Gutierrez is said 20 hHy"
IN m. district around ChlhuBhu1 riis.
So again hops has arisen that Francisco
wills is Trapped hui those Who know
~, man and the country best are not
disposed to hc,uw' over optimistic The
most popular argument advanced hN IN"
opii,nist- that this time No. o. being puf
sued with = pufp0t'. e ,iCot mud dis
c,pline h. never before h.s confronted
The fact that M. bandit turned north
east from Guerrero instead Of iu n
aouthrflN direction gave rl-" io wild
theories that he NBF headed for the hnf
der with th, intention NJ petp"tr,iIu
suuthcf raid Uu the trffuur, of The
United Stat.s IN, siu', even went su
fnr ~ to dr,pr, that hs contemplated
q second descent uu columbus Men 10.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31
FINANCIAL
Wal street


NrN YORK. March 80 rnarrINug
nfmn,,r Wa shown hy the market 100
roIny's early dealings. but trading was
light and narrow Musl OF the VAR indus
uua and equipments Nri' higher h'
iustious to point. with 10 gain "i I'VE
for R,'hlshsm steel Ht 800 Mexican re
trulcum also ros, splrtedly Win further
activity In the metal issues Denver
a Rio Grand. preferred vac ,h" only
railroad stock 10 record more than a
nominal change. rurg 10, points uil"d
states steel scored suhHtnufIr. carly
tis,. part o' which it soon yielded Su.
gar share N,r, higher hy 3 O." points
k,nrsoutt Copper tecamo i'N'fsnl'
a.ti,. ut mii.da, numerous lots o'
I..uu r 500 1sfr. being absorbed ~
.,t, t. ssts ON Iumu.s favorable 90 that
urup.r, other ,ugp'rs responded "W
/ usth~.Icaly but nails csp' tally N"V
/ inrh central nnI Sew Haven ecr"
I heavy
lead and Spelter.
NEW YORK. March 80 LEAD 5 q.
Ihd. -r,lter MOI quoted 80 London l'Fd
/ gt ilg. Gd spsItor f's
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31
COTTON
N.m Yofk cot,on.

New YORK Cotton.
NEW YORK. March II The cotton
market opened steady Friday at an nd
vance NJ one poini on May, hut general
!, to points lower. although the -
hlrs were relatively steady one ~ the
private cables received here however
said that ocean ff-ights we're shade
easier md thut southern markets showed
Indications ~ weakness aud there seemed
to he som. Liverpool selling In tho lo'
cal market me- we'll as scattering pres
sufc Talk ~ better prospects for rhin
In the southwest probably helped the Il.
cline which carried active months about
] to points net lower shortly Rusr
the call With May selling NJ n 9so july
at 70 O2c and October at i?l?c
The official western holt forecast cali
ing fnr CENTRALLY isf and colder V-sthe-
was probably somewhat Of q disappolni
mcnt Ia early sellers. while there ~a'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31
ALLEGES BAD TEMPER
AND UESERTl0N IN SUIT

Nrs R,sls " Miller would nt into
90 terrible mEs when her husband spoke
to other wowrn on the street, Benjamin
3 Miller alleges in , petition for divorce
flied FRIDAY lu the district court
Miller alleges that his wife had temper
which shr Vas never able To control Ne
,hafrcs further that shf deserted him
two weeks ago informing him I'm % ici.
ter that bsy,u., he was getting old
sn. thought u hest that the bonds uniting
them rr severed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31
srerNe ABOUT 70 COLLAPSE

GLASGOW NnrH 90 T., strike or
,he r'tde involving plants 1t which lnu.
arm, guns ar. made Shove signs nf rapid
collapse Norr men returned %" work fr.
dn, 1ud there arr Indications of , gen.
,rfl resumption ON MONDAY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31
ON rne SCREEN

TH. sHrrfrs shoot up f., hirhwaymsn hold,
Nn DHriu. will run un the track
s F.rl iu Ine wandering Arabs Is sold.
TH. traitor be- stabbed from the hack
AN aufa uf gun pl1N
.Uumug neat SUNDAY
Tr. bridge viii br hIu.u uih snsmlss
tfi,Nnd
sHhm,iIHa dives n me drink.
A vInIu .hpvs ur 10 hrru Is picked.
Tho. Nfhi on thr ufcripre brink
Win much vrrua and souoN,
'.hunr here tomorrow
Paul y Gould IA iudra
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31
MURDER CHARGE
AGAINST WAITE

SEW YORK March 81 The grand
Irr, Friday returned an Indictment
charging murder IN m" frat drgrr"
tstinI Arthur Warren waite. accusing
him NJ poisoning his father IN law inhn
o. PECK. millionaire drug manufacture NJ
Grand EuIIds Mich
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31
ATTORNEY IN ooNrespr.

WASHINGTON. March n - United
-nirs ATTORNEY Nafshalrs recent letter
iu h, suH..ommutrr in,es,isat,ng Rep
f.ssrYIIy Uuyhtuan's inp"ac hment
.Ht.rUs will Na suHmittsd tn the house
without .umm,udhtinr and a resolution
II. fr' Nc tiiotrn, In contempt " the
.U... uUI NY offered
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31
UNKNOWN AER0PLANES
DAMAGE SWISS TOWN

uUUNT Switzerland March ai.-tviS
utr. I..l o. wN Two aeroplanes of
unknown uttuutNi, dropped tive large
uuuhs 1t dawn Friday ON tho Swiss W.
ME. uf iHur'ru, near the French from
iI,f Some dtm1g, tn property was
..u.tH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31
DEPENDED

Tho sslf made Man Forty years sso
roi w, real bsslnnine I started cut
boo Nrp Npft With tim wtsi DO 20
tr.rt u that"
Sea Nofssr Wsn u ~ depends -
ehsff. ,uu wsfs going Judge
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31
New Orleans Cotton.

SEW ORLEANS March 81 light
showers IN the southwest and prospects
" more to follow stimulated selling Of
cotton ON this market today In the lir-t
half hour ~ business prices of the most
active mopths lot 10 d points from
the lovol Of yesterday clos" Trading
Wpz small
The market moved within an extreme
Is narrow range and M noon stood at q
net losa of points
Small min wkiug w'r" balanced n'
unchanged spot quotations. N 'n
% .cIo.k prices wcr' ut net lo.H "i
/ uuiutg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31
British Casualties
For Month of March

IuNpuN Match n Hnritsh casusltise
100 March H. complied from the published
I.s amounted Goo lui officers an1
TpHI. f#Yr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31

KANSAS cry. March n HOGS. Re
ssiptf. 400 lower Rulk. N0id9 %,
Sesyy. ia2iu'3O. light V2oh92o pigs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31

NDW ORLEASg. March 30 Spot ro'
ION auict. unchanged suloa ON tho spot
,i bales. 10 arrive. 90 hrlos good Dr-
dmarg 10 3sr. strict good ordinary,
lDssp. low mlddlng # 3N, rtirt l""
mlddUng. liG2c. miIdhug % $50. .ulr'
mlddnug. l2l3r good mhdInr Zoo.
strict good mOddnug, 1850, receipt. ..
SOB lul,F. stock 3i3 j6i bale"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31

MILLING rRrcrs
PROVISIONS
ehIeaao otslr and ptosI,Ior,.

rltlCNGO. March ~ Improved crop
reports from Illinois points tended 60 turn
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Nothing moved In the pnrS division to-
DAY until basis i0c lower than IhNt'
dnEs vHs established II was nice
seilve s.,yIun ~ that alcsmon rcndUN
accepting the decline licc"lp~ Wsr
ryht, bat 2G," hristl"rs arriving TOP
was g. 20 nrd hulk. N90u9.lt.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31
COMPROMISE NOT
POSSIBLE IN R. R.
STRIKE, HE SAYS
Continued from Rage Onr

r'sponslhIr i1r their actions because "i
o,'rvork nud hack of mmrcut sleep
IN, travelling public Us ns deeply con
r,rnrd iu rhc fsuo or mi. controversy
a. nrr 'ns' railway omp.o,e, Tn"
,.hour uu nin render travelling ON rail-
road. safer
"Thrn. b.. nu reason whg train can
not b" got over 900 miles or track In
eight houis That r ouy l2's mllos Wn
hour three Tunes ba psi os o man can
YHlk The rIVn, manager In order lo
f'dur, 'n, number of rraVs hold down
W1l'- nuh Show larger profits. are 'W.
pln.irg larger engine. making bigger
. ruut nd CARRYING more tonnage Win
I lh.., l,...nr trains % require, longer
T tim. 'u r'' over the road That H why
. i.. uur.mru rrr kept In s'fyirr sretl
/ number ~ huurr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31
weekly cotton slall,.e.

LIVERPOOL. March 20 W',tN cot.
ton antiui.s Total forwarded 80 miia.
a uup. American. C100n. Eort $4,000
American CcDupn. import. 1000. Am'u
can. 5000. ,tpors. $500
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31

LIVERPOOL March 81 cotton spot
oasIcr. good mddling Sn'h, mIddiLng'
ana. luW mlddlirg ,5ll sale '.h'',
speculation nud export i51H. receipt
5000 Futures quiet and steady hpflh
z tsd. Aprll May TjGi4d. May.Jun".
7bGisd. huo-JulN. 1jtd. Jul} August
z SD. Angus, scptomb'r. $50. S"pi'm
bcr. october. + SD, October Nov'mh"
r SD. November December Is''sd; De-
combor. January l2GHd January Fobrn-
lazy. , 2,d February March t-1'4d
| M.n.L- ANN u.L.H
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31

mock tst.ASp- -wrsrpoux,
Ari,. p.p.n
omrhf 70 Nms,uo' "
worth and nsil.. 90. tis am 80, an
SNs Mlssoutlsn, nhishns
ms CITY Kansas city
ard u-sfy ..s.a.saassss sn.r
NeAlss,et 70 ~ n-uo ~ etsm n iit am
Memphis 10 Tufumcsft
Csilfotnls, snd M.
virsilY ntl.hems CITY
Osis riy 10 W wof,h 'pm
snd Dallas via ~ Reno iets NJ,
pssrupuSn
amarillo Ia u.wn6i. ,se.u
S,ow M. N.n.v,n t,.. '"sm
Omaha and insst ns,s,.
ns,,b 10 N NJ pn" u,
~; s.nr,,.,. c.'''.s,;T ..: !, t.:.% t.:% ,,,.
y,or * II sna wtrhi,. "a y. wv 'Wpm
VI n.ne 20 nskl.". Wv"
ana .asssos,'m NissI. ",g ,,.~
/ 'NNN'
Depart.
Hhawn,. .nd 1ssss ,...... f,ii am
sss., ..,,.., 80. ,.,....'''.,,,..i,s,n M
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31
HIDES. WOOL ASD TALLOw.
Corrected D., truNdus Hfus. t0t las,
Grand ANrnue1
HIDES

stained. black. 'nti'. seedy. sandy and
hurry 81 There value United fleece 80 less
Than tied hinder tei.r ti-d. g. less than
WOUIs tied with glazed wool teins
NpuAiW OR GOAT HAIR
clear ..... ............ ........ tNHTg
stained. mixed. ootN. bury st th,r.
value
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31

Prices or tho various grades of cattle arc
approEimhi,ly s follows.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-31

mock nLAsp-wssrnouSp.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03
Under The Capitol Come
BY ALVA A. SWAIN.
That Prohibition Amendment

Section 8 Beer is hereby declared be Misunderstanding
liquor within the meaning this article the constitution and
however, that all beer should be sold unboken packages
delivered directly to the at his residence The
each and barrel of beer manufactured This section shall be
self-executing.'
hope reesabsh the sale of intoxicating liquors the
the entering wedge to speak, of the liquor interests They
forces are apparently not awake They claim that beer being
sold the homes and that Colorado have
the wage benefit
The friends of prohibition the They see
the shadow Of the saloon back of the home deliveries but
With the friends of the amendment overconden and the
friends of prohibition the best barometer of public feeling
masses against the amendment them feel that
prohibition has been grand this amendment
In this they Prohibition greater issue this year
than it was two years ago Then the issue toed and
attempt establish what had before
ed manner.
tory in the the been dry for
of century, If the proposed amendment carries
amendment carries bewes every county in
the state Three d states have been selected this year which
mise of the National Liquor Dealers association and back of that
promise 31 If accei 3D. lies wet Colorado
dormant, prohibition will be a thing of the past " '"'
Beer sold for home consumption bottle
consumed at present where ten barrels will be
Colorado has enjoyed the greatest record of her history
ing Poverty hunger are disappearing Cohng is
appearing the backs of kids where hung before Whole
families are earning the taste of porter house steaks where in
many cases the taste OF real meat was almost unknowna this
because Colorado dry And would change our con-
suon that 1t viii permit not the saloon where member of
the family can drink out the home canteen where father can
drink while the kids back their belly their rags their
poverty and to sometimes cnsng their mothers washing wet
while they at their drunken dad thru iron bars
Men and of Colorado prohibition issue and greatest
all the results of prohibition are in the balances into your
hanS mas been placed the pendulum of those balances
winch way Will you swing it?
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03
Wilson's Record Wins
Woman's Support

Milwaukee. To request that
she join the woman's committee
of the Hughes alliance and work
for the election of Chalres f.
Hughes, Miss Lutte L. Stearns
replies that she favors the re-
election of President Wilson.
She said:
i can not agree that Mr..
Hughes election is imperative
for the safety, unity, prosperity
and honor of this nation, as |
believe we have all these things
under the wise guidance of
Woodrow Wilson, who deserves
reelection on his record. am
not a Democrat. | am an indie
pendent. Just how former Pro-
gressives like yourselves can en-
dorSe the candidate that is run.
ming on the Republican platform
as adopted in Chicago. fail to
see. Most of it was written by
the very men Roosevelt fought
four years ago.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03
.EDGEWATER NEWS

The town board met in regular
monthly session Tuesday night
and transacted the business
which had accumulated during
the month.
Mayor Solomon was in the
chair and Trustees Peducci,
Hutchinson, Bruce, Hopkins and
Ransom were in their places.
City Attorney Berry and Clerk
Gist were also in their customary
places.
The minutes of previous meet
ings were read and approved,
and a hearing was given some
parties interested in water me-
ters.
A matter was brought up with
reference to allowing Mr.. Colds
borough to connect up with the
sewer Mr.. Goldsborough has
Just built a fine residence just
outside the town limits and he
asked permission to connect up
with the sewer and enjoy the
same privileges as tho he lived
in town. While the town board
signitied a willingness to comply
with his request they realize
that they are trustees Of the peo-
pies property and whatever they
do must be in conformity to the
best interests Of all concerned.
1t is foregone conclusion that
to make concessions to those Just
outside the corporate limits is
but to encourage others to take
the same advantage and to re-
fuse to allow their property to be
taken into the limits. However,
it is thought the advantages can
be made mutual in this case and
a committee with Trustee Hut
Crimson as chairman will enter
negotiations.
Considerable interest is being
manifest in the case of w. A.
Duer the city engineer who has
been under arrest upon the
charge Of having fraudulently
obtained money from the city by
estimating the cost of certain
work at so much and having Sc
cured a contractor to do the
work for less. All told his al
legged peculations amount to a
bout $500.
His case will be heard in the
September term of court.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03

the News in which it proclaimed
that Texas had repudiated the
Wilson Administration by the
Democrats nominating Anti-Wil-
son candidates for Congress.
Mr.. Stacey branded every utter
ance falsehood except as to
Co'quitt who had eight contest
ants against him and he says he
will wager that Colquitt will be
beaten at the polls by 80, 900.
He says Texas approves Of Presi-
dent Wilson'S Mexican policy
and will be strong for him this
fall. Press reports from that
quarter can be taken with a
grain Of salt these days, becau Sc
the interests down there control
the press. And, the interests
will also control the press dis
patches generally this campaign.
The old saying that money
talks" will be demonstrated to
a fare-you-well this year, in the
newspapers.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03

will have shut every door, as if
it We're Of steel, against you.
What makes Mexico suspicious
of us is that she does not believe
as yet that we want to serve her.
She believes that we do want to
possess her, and she has justi-
fication for the belief in the way
in which some of our fellow citi-
zens have tried to exploit her
privileges and posse ms. -
From the Presidents speech at
Detroit.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-03
Force Wrong Way to Help
Mexico, Says President

| hear some gentlemen say
they want to help Mexico, and
the way they propose to help her
is to overwhelm her with force.
That is the long way to help
Mexico. as well as the wrong
way. Because, after the fight
ing, you will have a nation full Of
justified suspicion and animated
by well founded hostility and
hatred - and then will you help
them? On the contrary, you