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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-22
NltS Sem staate Ncbrasfa!

der beiutt miro SEN 3en1cnt in Sen
8ieBtltrm oeS nelen Sotels binoui
54 5icben unO ficl Der grobe 8ebdl.
ter nit 3eulcllt nit be0elttenoem sc.
tote binuuter, olildlihcrmciic obnc
SeInanoen SIT berleben.
Gouutp Gi6ter 8interitecn reiItc
mad 9maba uni Der BORT itattfinOen.
Den aonfcrelt8 bon Goltntp Ridyteru
b%cimobnen 81 fonuen.
guf Der 6lucripcbrnarn8 aonfc.
rell5, neIde in g[uburn Itattionb,
lpur0e @arrD Saiiicr gum 0taots.
G9ef Der freimiaigen 6euertpcbrIcr.
te bon RcbrnSfa erlpGBlt. Sic nod.
ite aonbention miro in 2Jorf gcbal.
ten iper0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-22
Cckalzuadtridptcn
aus Srcmcnt, ucbr.!
Irelnpnf. 90 SIM

G|LCltlUllly ~. aSQll.
8or Den Dtitolie0ern 0e8 Som.
merciol Gibbs miro am n1dlten
gtotttag Serr S. e. SobnIon bon
9e8 MtoineS einen 8ortrag baltcn.
8erfebrspoli5iit @roB iagt, oab
CT bon iest alb crnitlih gegen alle
~oieienigelL mel9e gu idated fubren,
Dorgeben mill. Gr pilroe oaollrd,
iiferlidJ bielea 9eifaG bon Sup
91ngern itno atoereu, Die BON oen
linbernilnftigcn 6o6rern be0roGt
iuer0en, erntea.
6rau Morp ai0Ocr, sic W3lttter
bon s.. 81. &iO0er, meIde iebr crnIt
lid til g2orfolf crtranft lit, be-
iinoet iih in cinerl 3uitanoe. ucl
der MIR iueni8 @offnltng fir bic
erbaItlng ibrcS 2ebels [1Bt.
8ront 8ubIroot bat iein SauS
an 10. nno 9rcaO StraBc OIL Jrmt
@eiinn 9fontberg bon Scribncr Der.
fonit, Delfle an Is. 6ebrtlar IN Oa8-
ielbe ein5ieben miro.
erneit @ogner, pelfer iii00ItIid)
bon arIington cine 5nrnl bette, per
faltfte bieielbc al Setter 5meno9aar
bon Drum, lno miro an 1. 0I0r5
mad 6remoitt 3ieben.
Im ndhIten Wontag iuer0cn So
itenooranihld9e fir Dos at crbauen.
be @eriht8gebdu0e ION Ben S1tper,
biioren OeS GountnS entgcgcn &c.
llonlncn iperocn.
G6riit. @reiier, Elm iullgcr 9urd).
brenner BON is Sabren aus 8isncr
mtroe bon 8oli3ei6eonlten aufgc
iongen. Gr ccbeitete bci Den g[li
rdlmungsarbeiten bon Glebotor q.
4uf 8enadrihtigllng lit fem &oter
berclts eillqetroffen Inn i'm in Gm
piong 81 nebmten. Ger s5unge noa
te iid Ole @clt orie6cn.
6briittnn @ingIt BON Scri6ner CT.
belt 8reitaG BON Glcrf Witterliuo
pom 0iitrittsQcridt icinc 9itrgcrpa.
pierc.
Sic aloqc BON Marf gerfins
gcgen sic Staot III pcIder CT otc.
iclbe 81 ocrbinocrn iudtc, ger6ei
ierun9en OIL Sen it1otiiden 2idt.
merfen ein3uiiibren puroc bon 0cn
Ridtern Button uno 56onlo8 u6gc.
mieiet.
6rou g8illiom Boil lit 6reitag I'M
4lter bon ltHBcid1r 45 Sobren &C..
Itorben.
11orluoIo 2dmi6t bon Gmoba
mo Sri. 2cn1 9}cIien bcr6eirateten
ltd 9~onner5ta8 I'M 6ouie Der Gltern
Der 2eetcren Councilman Sorcn
0cIien. Die jungcn 2eute mer0en
naf 4fron, Colo. 3ic6cu.
Die Gountn 6orm bat I'M Der.
gongeuen Sabre cincn Rcingeminu
bon iiber $1,000 eitge6rodt. Die
aroBten 9orteile crgaben iid aus Scr
8ieb3nht.
6reitog rib Der 6Ioidcn3ug, mel.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-22

bic 8cIt iino. Gas ioIger6e 4ro
Jromm miro ouSgefiIbrt:
Some Grpeet Some, Colo boz
grof. 8roumcr.
9ltett bon Brof. 9routuer mi
6roli.
S6aerlie0 aus Dem 6reiIfiit 60
10 bon 4rof. @rouper.
Ger 6radt5ug, BON Morimnne
Soblt, 8eter uno Ebeo0ore.
Guett bon Sobn un6 8rofeiiol
9routper.
Srio bon M}orinrne, Sobn mn
9rpf. 9roufoer.
Bianoiolo, BON 9Srof 9roufper.
@uiifnlti6er aampf bon Sobr
uno Grof. 8rouper.
Trio bon 5dpei3er; unO Ruf
glofen nm 9ialto. (Wtarianno.
Sobn mo 9rof. -.
SaIllticrcn Der boIlGnoiid]en linI
omcritaniihcn 6loggc. a Ser,
ionelt.)
3pmbal. 9orfcniolo bon Sobrl
8rolnpcr.
Gccorino.S Colo bon Dem fleiner
8rof. 8rouiper.
Single @lodenOurtt bon So9n unS
Sobn.
Beter 8elrp bon Worianue, Sobn,
Ibcooor mo 4rof. 9rouiucr.
glp Bonnie, Colo bon 8rofeiior
8roulpcr.
Rattlc Bones. aontcIt, Morionnc,
Sobn, Geter mo I6eooorc.
Grio bon Rarianne, Sobn ull0
8rof. 8routuer.
03lliifoIiider aompf bon eyob1l,
Gbco0or lnO 4rof. 9routper.
Soap 9ops bon SobnL 8eter nn0
Ibeooor.
annie 2aurie bon 0orionne,
Sobn g9co0or unO GrofeIIor
8roulper.
4uI6 Gang Sgne, bon obiger.
Imerico, @lofcn, 8eriamm(ultQ
uno 6Iaegen,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
i'm u%1miikbcim!
Die G6nislif SOlldnOiidc 8lofcu.
ip~ieIertrHppe tritt am "a. So.
mar auf.

geddJiten Mittnod obeno, Sen "a.
Sanuar. gibt c8 im Nuiifbeim Elm
aon5ert gon8 eiaener 9lrt. qegeben
bon Den b%eriibntteu &onialld SOL.
Idneii6en 8lofenipieIern, bic fih
gegenmdrti8 aut elmer 3eiie 6urh,
anterifa IN omaha oifbalten. @s
banoeIt iid INN Die 5nmilie pes be-
rilbnltcn 9oll1noers. 9roj. &. $.
9roumer mo ieiner talenticrten
5amilir, Die IN goii3 europa befannt
iino, Dor aoiier mo aorhgen QeipirIt
boLcu nilo iest oui elmer 9lciir I'm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-22

t5 Sobrcn purSen Sonntaa in oIcr
6riibe in Dem Giienporenlaoen bon
Soicpb Bauer, Ode "a. mn GaiteIlar
5troBe, in Den iie einecbrodcu inn.
rem, bon Der 9oIi5ci abgefoBt. Sic
aItaben mur0en ip1ter freigelaiien
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-22
Nbcnmntismns lunrSc niemnls nni
fam nidt Ourd Ginreibnnsen
init MeOi3ineu Ooer Sals
ben gebeilt iuerOeL

Gi6crIi@ b5rten gic nte bon R6eltmaiis'
mus-oicier fbher5Ii6lteu aler aranfbeiten-
Der Slirb Gin~rei6nnaen, saI6eu uuo duBerIt.
fcn @eilmtitei sebeiIt nliroe. Gle f6rueu aud
nieHlnI8 mebr nIS iuir 5citipeiIiee GrIei6ies
ritna bon ciner oerariigen @c6onoIuna CT
lpnrle1.
8drrm ipoIcg &c ftt a6er init 5eitmeiliecr
Grlct@terutg Der S6mcr5elL sic 6on fiderEi6
nit erituiicr strait nni 9ie einortneen pers
oer, 8ntrieoeH ae6eit, nenn Gin Nattcl 8ur
bolitduoieeu 9eiInng 70 nnbeIieeenb 1T? Gle
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-22

I'M fi6 beite nab S6liiIiGIub bel
Der Noli5ei 81 meIOen. 9orber bat.
ten file bcrcitS ciit gliltoniobil eeitob.
len. Sic gebcn an Oitrh 8an0el-
bilOer gu Den &ailbercien nufgeitn-
helt morOen gu iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-22
Ocutl0cs GRcater!
@aitipiel Ocntidcr &ibnenfinitler
bonn 8%nbittbeater in Miluanfee
inter geitnng BON Gunrao
Sei6cmnnn.

SIM 6riiGiuhr 1917 mttcrnimmt
Der Spiellelter oeS @abitI GcoterS in
Wilmaufce, SER aonroo Sci6c-
mann, nit 20 critcn aiinitlerinllcl
ul0 aiinit(crn oicicS riibmlifyit be-
fuunteu a1tnItinititutS, cine @oit
ipiclrciic our6 bic 8crcinigtcn 5tao.
ten mo nil babel md uuiere Stoot
nit ieincm 9cillhc |crireucnl Sem
lllttcruebntell ioq Ollrdnlt5 nid)t ouf
@eminn ob5iclerL ion0crn iii crIter
2iric Den 3clttideu 0ieic5 Soll0es
in fiinitIeriid poqeuocteu 4ufiilb
rltngcn Die Meilteripcrfc Der floiii
idcn llIt0 nlooernen &itcrotltr at.
gdnglld) MAIDEN. - DAB 0icie8 Gn
icmble ms MIR filnItlcrii6 8oQcn
Octe9 bringt oofiir biirgt ifou Ger
Same oca 8obit Ibcotcr5 unO bic
pnrrnc GmpfcbllmG bic Ser 9ro-
iciior eco Stern Der 4rGiiOent 0c8
Stoutsucrban0cs &8i5conitn pom
0cutihQmcrifoniiden g}otional6lul6
0emiclbcn miomct. So bel ms be-
fonnt if, lit e8 3llt critcu 0}olc in
Der @eididtc oiciea 2onOcs, ooB cine
ocrortig groBc mn Oor3ii9lif)c 0ellt
ihc Ibeatergeicaidoit ouf Rciicn
gCbt! r. Ser Seiocmann benefit
0amit nidt ullr, OoB CT ~ieltel1en ghtt
mo Gnergie beiibt, ionoern audi
ouB er cu groBes &crtrouen at Dem
&uuitiiun mo Der Gpferfrelt0i9feit
Der GcutIdcn bat! - N}0ge CT
nidt enttouiht perocnl - @tbt es
ctDas 5h0neres ais 0eutihe altnIt
rnb 4oeiiel? 8nbrlid, elm ioIfcs
llnterncbHlen NIT alien &rGiten 3lt
foroerrL ioQtc iidl jc0er 9eutihc 1u10
8crtifiprederloe our Nufgobe ma.
6cn. Sn uicIcu StGotcn bobcn lid
bercit5 StonIitecS gcbilOet Die 0a$
lluternebmcn finon5icl iiteritcllcn
lunO Die n6tigcn @ororbeitcn itber
ncbmcn! Soften mir, 0aB iif
aud bier 9eniIQcnO <nitfreu1oc i'm
Den, Die oaS @letde tim. - 0crr
AouroO SelocnlnnlL 1896 6. Ctr,
Diihpmafee, isis, miro Elm 0erorti-
8c6 Ancrbieten pcld)eS moglifit
3ablrcif crfolgcn Ioate, NIT 5reuocn
be8rilBcn mo iofort Dos NOTICE 40.
tcrlol sur 9crfiiguug itcllen. 9os
Gniemble bcreiit in oieicm 8rii6iobr
gr6Btcu 5toote ~folgelDcr Stao.
tcit; Sainois, Soma, 9icbroSfo 60
IoraOo, lltob, 3crns, California,
Oregon, 8aibingtotl Miuneioto,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-22
3uci @uritcanugcn in omaha.

Der GrtsDerbano omaha bat lid
Die I0bIihe 4llfgobe geiteIlt, Den no.
tigen @arantiefono oui5rbringen.
I'M Smoba 3mel &oritcllungcn 5u
iidern Die in 9ronoei8 S6eatcr 5ui.
idcn DEM 4. mo 10. N}oi itottfin0en
mcrOen, Ole genaucn Gage f0nner
crit ipdter beitimmt lperocn. 81.
ipeit limo nod $400 fir 0en 8ornn.
tiefono ST 5eifnell. 2iiten befinoen
iid in ben @anOen 0eS Gbeatcrfomi.
tees oes SrtSberbanoeS un0 ferner
Iieot cine 2iitc in Der Office Der
SdgIifen Omaha tribune ouF. 8ir
modten MN lnierc oeutifen altrlt.
freunoe bitten enttpeoer tcIepboniid
o0cr pcrionlid lire 8eteiliglng al.
5umel0en.
Mud an Die altnitfreu1oe allBer=
baI6 2mobo8 lit 0ieier 4ppea gerifr
tet. Sic iolten iid oieien groBen
ocutihen a~lrnitgenuB nifyt eitgeben
%Ioiiet.
Bur auifii6rlng fommt um erften
aben0 SdiQer5 rniterbIites 9rona
og}aria Stuart" un0 an 8lpeiten
abenO elm mo0erneS Oeutides QuIt.
ipieI, 0eiien 8abl nift Ieid)t lit, oa
od5 Repertoir ser bor8ilqlif,en
neutrality-suspicious. Gin 70 groBcs mo
Dortrcfflides lit.
lin Ben Seicrn einen 9egriff 3u
geben bon Der @roBortiqfeit 6es
fommenben @aitipiels, brinqelt mir
hermit Die Gerionaliite ser 9iibnen.
bicrmit Die 4erionoIliite 6ergiihner
piocrleaIih benefit, bob c8 lid, i'm
cine 4itnitlergruppc crtcn Rnnqes
bon0cIt, mic iic beiIer IN 6ct Dor.
nebmiteu Ibentcrt 0eutIfIonbg
ni6t SIT finnen lit,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-22

jlngcn gcreinS weroen itetS nit
gergniigeu an iic 3uriidocnfen uuo
boffcn. oab bic Goncorbin ollf Der
bctrctcncu erfolgreiten gobrt fort
fabreu miro, Grfolgc ST. er5ieIen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-22

Snitritmel1tc i'm @e6rduf.
Shloci3cr, gelpobnliGe mo Ruf.
glofcn; Gccorino, 9orfc, 8iano unb
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-22
ttcbraska ~SramcnbnnS.
.lleberipeiit ben @Cfnngenen in Si-
birieH bic Gimme BON 1920.

2incoll %. San. - Sn elmer
Grtraperionmtlung Oes Rebrosfo
SralenbunoeS I'M .. @. 6. u. &c.
bGnoc, lnltroe beidloiien, Die gauge
jebt porbanoene Sulume 0en notlei.
Oenocn arieasgefangcncn in 5ibi.
rien gu ilberienocn.
Die foIgcn6en 8eitrdgc poreil
citl6e3obIt::
3lUci9bun0 QelcigG Iil0en. $24.5O
@err 4. q. a6nig, 2incollt.. 200
Ser 9ernlan 9ierS, 2incoln 200
@crr 81. &loic, Seneca 100
81 Der aomitceiitung pltrocn
foIgcnoe 8citrdge gciouulctt:
6ruu &Ioie. ............. 1000
llnbcfonmt 0urd Jrau @tlts
tcrreitcr ............... 100
sri. Sfliffer. 800
6ruu Mittmum.. ......... 100
6rat &. Rolcnboum......... 100
@crr Sengltofc... 100
6rolt 9R. 8oancr.......... 800
q. 8. @oblcnbcrg 2.16
9fit bieien 9citrGgclt mo Dem
&oilcnbcitan0 fonutcn iilr oic
&rieoslciocnocn in Sibirien $l20
obgeididt mcr6cu.
Jran y Z. @oblcnbcrg,
r. -
ShaBnleiltcrill.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-11
CROSS. FEVERISH
CHILD IS BILIOUS
Or CONSTIPATED
Look, mother! If tongue is
coated give California
Syrup Of Figs"

Every mother realizes, after giving
her children California Syrup OF
Figs" that this is their ideal laxa tive,
because they love its pleasant taste
and IL thoroughly cleanses the tender
little stomach liver and bowels with
out gripping
When cross. irritable. feverish OF
breath is bad, stomach sour. look at
the tongue, mother. II coated. give a
teaspoonful Of this harmless fruit
laxative" and ia a few hours all the
FOUL tipated waste. sour bile and
undigested food passes out OF the
bowels, and you have well, playful
chllo again When its little system
is fun OF cold. throat sore. has stom-
ach-ache, diarrhoea, indigestion. collie
remember, a good inside cleansing"
should always be the first treatmeu,
given.
Millions Of mothers keep "CaIifor-
MIA syrup Of Figs handy. they know
teaspoonful today saves sick child
tomorrow. Ask your druggist for a
90 cent bottle Of California Syrup
OF Figs" which has directions for
babies children of all ages and grown
ups printed on the bottle. Beware OF
counterfeits sold here. so don't be
fool d. Get the genuine. made by
California Fig syrup Companv-7-
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-11
A n n ~ n C e m e Il t
To the Public
By the House of Zeiger.

In order 20 comply with the auticf-
pated Law Of Food supply 10 be
passed by congress. this establish
ment announces TO our friends. pat
rons and the public i'm general that
We viii curtau the variety OF food we
VIII serve at one time Where we
have heretofore offered five or six
different kinds of meat. we viii offer
only one half Of the same variety at
one time and all other foods I'm the
same proportion with the exception OF
fish The bill-Of-fare viii be changed
every day. the quality of food will
be the same high standard that the
house Of ZeiEer has always main
tanned The prices will not be ma
terlally changed because Of the fact
that the curtailinE Of the variety Of
foods offered wiz give US a chance
10 economic in waste, reduce the
cost. at the same time enable us TO
serve our patrons at practically the
same price content ourselves with q
smaller margin Of profit with the
contemplation that we are serving
our country 10 a better purpose than
making a blatant noise.
The above viii take effect at as
early a date as possible. Come and
note the 'Zieger War Ration Plate
35c-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-11
RAY CAMP REFUSES to
ALLOW |. W. W. TO OPERATE
CONTINUED From Page Oue.l

iNuuNlnufu p rom EuEe uuest
per at a nearby reverberatorv smell
ter plant OF the american smelling and
Refining company
These great plants have done much
for the economic and social needs Of
the employees IL IS understood that
ICnus immense sums annually
Almost Major League Ball.
a large sum is devoted 10 the main
teuance of two ball teams. almost OF
major league character. creating the
keenest rivalry between the mine men
at Ray and the mill men at Hayden.
At Ray. the NcNlcaus have been pro-
Vided with a settlement of their own
a short distance away. ln a cup OF the
hills. and with ITS own postoffice.
known as sonora Nearby is the Span
iSh settlement of Barcelona and neat
cottages IN groups have been pro-
Videl for the American employees.
Living conditions are rather above the
average of western camps. 40 COM
p1uy stores are known and the cost Of
Phoenix
sanity sim Prevails
Whether the good conditions now
prevalent VIII continue ls, Of course,
Gu 10 the men themselves. Efforts are
being made 20 sIbdue any hysteria
and TO continue the patriotic produc-
-tuu OF copper. Possibly this viii be
he only copper oasis I0 Arizona.
though BIshC- and Ajo both seem 10
have fought Off the plague success
fully At any event IL is especially IN
tercsti1E today as a mining locality
sanity has been maintained
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-11
GLOBE SITUATION IS
DEADLOCKED-CAMPBELL

Phoenix ArlE.s July 1.-THE situa-
ton at Globe is apparently dead
locked stated governor Thomas T.
Campbell here today. following the
return from the scene Of the strike.
Il returned today 20 the capital TO at
tend 70 the mass OF matters that have
accumulated here during my absence,
as IL was apparent that nothing can
be accomplished at present In the
matter of settling the labor question
in Globe-Niami district.
'The Industrial Workers OF the
World have taken an arbitrary stand
that they will not agree TO any set
Element at Globe that does not include
all Of the districts throughout the
state and while I believe that the
Western Federation men are willing
10 effect q settlement ir is apparent
that the big operators viii not con-
sent TO any half way settlement and
viii remain closed down until they
have some assurances OF permanent
adjustment OF the labor difficulties.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-11
G. G. MORSE GETS PROMOTION
IN ST0NE-WEBSTER SERVICE

George G. Morse. who has been SUE
perntendent of railway for the FL
Paso Electric Railway comDauy. for
nine and a half years. VIII shortly
take charge of the GaIyeston-Hous
ton iuterurban railway as general sue
perintendent. He is at Portland. Afe
with Mrs. Morse and daughters Julia
and Annette. visiting relativet lie
left here last week. Miss Julia Afors.
graduated from the II pazo hich
school this year
w T. Wood viii come here from
Houston. Tex, TO take Sir Nurse's
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-11
END Of STRIKE
NOT IN SIGHT
Owners Won't Treat With
Unions, Nor I. w. W.
With the Mediators.

Globe, Ariz-. July 1L-Settlement OF
/ the copper miners strikes in Arizona,
I which have completely stopped pro-
/ duction in two fields and curtaiIed
/ work in a third. seemed remote today
! Apparently, both the owners and the
strikers are unwilling TO recede from
| their original positions
Walter $. Douglas. president of the
Fhelps-Dodge corporation. speaking
l for the former. declared last night
I That the mine owners could not treat
either with the Industrial Workers Of
/ Union OF Mine, Mil and Shelter
7 Workers Members Of the Iuterua-
lonaL say they are anxious for
/ conference TO effect a settlement of
I trial workers or the World declared
that they would NOT uarticipare
further In conference of the state and
federal mediation boards
Would Make II Nation Wide.
They said they would deal only win
nounced that unless the copper miners
demands were granted in all camps
the strike would spread throughout
llt nation until n involved harvest
hands marine and land transporta-
ton workers and men ia the coal and
Nay Delay 1900 Cars Of Freight.
10 was suggested that 1900 cars ~
freight fuel OH and coal. which had
been consigned 20 tho mining COM
pdnles of this and other strike dis
lrlcls might be delayed without the
necessity Of calling strike as a SYM
pathetic move on the part of the rail-
road and freight handlers.
PicIets Not lIoIested.
rear " trouble over au order OF
nWgH#HH that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-11
IDAHO BREADS
|. ". ". PERIL
State Council of Defence
Says 1000 Troops Needed
To Prevent Paralysis.

Boise, Idaho. July ia reign Of
terror has struck northern Idaho.
Life and property are being held in
the balance Industrial Workers OF
the World are spreading all over the
state. Tt is time for all sections OF
Idaho 10 form citizen bodies for the
protection Of thei- life and property.
Two thousand troops are needed
today in northern Idaho 70 cope with
the gigantic fight being put up by
the J. vs.. w. 10 prevent the United
States from getting 1000. 900. 900 feet
of lumber necessary TO carry on its
war program"
This was the glst Of the recommen-
datiOus by the state defence council
in its report To- the secretary of war,
according TO a statement made public
today 10y former governor Frank l..
GoOding. member OF the board
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-11
NEEDLES DRIVES OUT |. ". ". MEN;
HERDS THEM BACK into Arizona
Phoenix and Prescott Have Armed Forces Out To Greet
Any I. W. VS. and Prescott Officials Arrest Nine
at Jerome Junction; Needles, Calf, Refuses To
Let Agitators Cross the California Line

= INGNAN. ARK July 11-SiNty
three men deported from Je-
4 - rome yesterday as Industrial
Workers Of the World active in the
strike there. arrived here today from
Needles. where armed citizens had
met the car in which they were held
prisoners and caused its return TO
Arizona on the next eastbound train.
Some OF the men said they had been
victims of unfortunate circumstances
in the clash between their orEauiza-
ton and union miners and mine op-
orators.
Several Drafted By 7. W. W.
Several declared they had been
forced to leave claims they were
working near Jerome and Join the l.
w W picket lines in the strike called
Friday one asserted ne had been
taken from his home four hours after
his wife gave birth 20 a child
20 Make Escape.
Twenty Of the men escaped after
they were uuloaded bF the combined
armed guards from Jerome who took
rnem TO Needles and the shotgun
squad Of Needles citizens which came
20 see the men safely back into Ari-
IONA The remainder of the men were
taken to the court house where they
demanded food.
Immediately after the men de-
trained local authorities and home
guards began rounding them up. The
town is being pa-r0led by the home
-uardE-
Needles Sends Them Back.
Needles. Calf July H. - Citizens
armed with shotEuus received so mon.
mostly Industrial workers of the
World. upon their arrival early today
from Jerome. Ariz-. whence they had
been deporred- A woman I'm the party
escaped Two men also got away
The newcomers were told they would
have 90 return 10 Arizona
The men were started hack for Ari-
Ecna on another train few hours
later.
others Driven From WOhavc COUNTY .
Several Industrial Workers of the i
World. who were reported TO have F.
been given 10 hours by sheriff J- n .
Coheuour. of NohaTe county. Arizona. .
10 leave the mining camps at Chloride. .
Golconda and Mineral Ariz., passed .
through here last night They said
they were going 10 Tonopah and Gold
field. NeT-
The men stated IS OF their number ]
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-11
OIL EXPLODES IN MOTOR
STORE; DOES LITTLE DAMAGE

Fire az the Buquor Motor Car COM
pauy plant S15 Mesa avenue, Tuesday
night resulting from a can Of oil cx-
plodmE iH the rear room Of the build
ms. did little damage and was quick
ly eNtiu-ui- he'd by fire companies one.
two and four. Several automobiles
standing near tile blaze were saved
10y The quick work of the nremen
showcase standing on the corner
of The room was destroyed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-11
MOYER SAYS SITUATION
IN ARIZONA IMPROVING

Denver. Colo, July 1.-THE situa-
ton In Arizona is improving said
Charles II. Meyer. president of the In
Smelrer Workers, TODAY -AII our men
nave gone back TO work al Jerome
following a conference with officers
of The United Verde company. and Z
believe that i'm Globe and Miami We
VIII ser together with the employers
Iu few days and effect a SETTLE
tnr~-H
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-11
L ". ". AGITATORS FAIL
TO START STRIKE AT AJO

Ajo. Ariz-, July 11.-Efforts OF I. ".
W sgitators to foment a strike here
have failed. a branch Of the Work
mems Loyalty league has been or
EaniEed here. Sheriff Rye Miles OF
Pima county, here 10 see how things
were progressing, announced he was
an American citizen. and as such did
not propose 10 see the copper supply
curtailed by T. W W. activity. nor
would he tolerate threats or intimida-
ton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-11
CURTIS PUBLISHING co.
DEFENDANT IN COMPLAINT

washington. D Q, July 11.-FOrmal
complaint against the Curtis Publish
ing company was issued today by the
federal trade commission, charging
unfair business practices, and Sitting
Of competition by refusing 10 sell its
publications TO dealers handling com
petitors' publications