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Valdez daily prospector., 1918-01-07

Contractor Crawford is installing the door and window castings in the quartermaster building today, and fin- ishing the cornices. The Q. M. is haul ing hay and storing 1t in the build ing preparatory to moving the live stock in.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-01-07
1.-THE TWO.EDGED SWORD"
 AT EMPRESS TUESDAY

Edith. Storey in "The Two-Edged Sword" will appear in the dvepart featnfs Tuesday evening. with . reel of Current Events. . reel of Hearst Paths New. and the com edy Lake saa ne s.aE rsts' .. Popular Music " tls A9oss RSnd beswsen resla Sf.s>:' 'sot V'l'>A /,
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-01-07

Mir and Mrs. George Harmon re- turned to their home in Cordova on the steamship Alameda. Mrs. Harmon was formerly Miss Vera Bryant. sup erintendent of the Valdez schools.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-01-07

John Crawford, of Anchorage. a brother of Charles and Jess Craw- ford of this city, was an outgoing pas senger on the steamship Alameda. for the States, after few days spent in Valdez as guest of his brothers.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-01-07
aH MHN.PO ak

ing taken. Most of, her passengers came from Anehoraxs. and were rail- way omctals, who had been laid of the first of the year, Yaldes ,furnished
 half . dozen and- CeEdoya added to |ths, nnnhsr. cre*d.ns ths vessel to eeasNtk..' l.o. .-.s, '" t~.-..' '
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-01-07
PROCEEDINGS |, l.. ......, OPEN AGAINST HI GILL.

SEATTLE, Jan. 7.-The disbar- ment trial of HI Gill, mayor of Seat tie, opened this morning in Seattle. before the board of state bar exam iners.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-01-07

A complete line of fountain pens, perfumes, stationery, etc. at the Valdez Drug Store. Buy your Xmas gifts there h.t" -,'. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-01-07

Privates Charles and Fields moved into the Dalton house. recently va cated by George White.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-01-07

Hot-Point Electric Heatees and cookins-ApplilhiNossi, ss thS 'nmpor,uz. cnrtttAaS fSoods aSosisAt' on 'tAs inszs AnHx,t sEt aoc.s ,aktr jse. a99'Ali .f.if tn., n.,..e {, df ..rr st.,. ..- ', f
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-01-07
Xmas Goods

and useful articles -are now coming on every boat, for the Emporium. ti
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-01-07

Rev. Fr. Van de. !! sailed for Cordova on the steAa hip Alameda Saturday. and will ro ..rn on the AL s,hs. .s"
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-01-07

Just received Q new line of Pyra' In Ivory suitable for Christmas gift at the Valdez Drug Store. tl
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-01-07
SugEestiOn

A nice display of hand-painted pie lures at Rudolph's If
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-01-07
Valdez Fish Prices

Halibut .o7 cents a pound. City Dock; halibut .05 cents pound on fishing grounds; black cod 's01 1-2 cay,ta :, 'rhc' r,c"
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-01-07
G. w. LONG.

Valdez Iron Works. If you havn't anything else to do 50 fishing. , u
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-01-07

Moose Band practices tcr:,... l..
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-01-07
ALAMEDA HAS LARGE
 'f' LIST OF PASSENGERS

The steamship Alameda which pass ed through hsre saturday night. had . lsSks ite of D rksssnssss ffom tAs vsstwsraa . stsSisy tii; ecnlSoaation bj
 'tasia$ t9 IT sfues.T a'sga.n,fa: |.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-29

Mo-vo Ranaszynska, Marya Szpara'
KS. R. Kieipinski, Stanisiaw NowaN'
Es p E. Coral, Franciszek II. Cicho-
cki, KS. L. Jurasihski, +. j. Dtu'N'
IL. Czerwinski, Ig. Sawicki. lg. Ger
vinski. DR.. F. Wasilewski, CT. Sta
chowiak, NJ. Wargin, KS. w. Kruszka'
r. Szewczykowski, KS. NJ. Domacho
vskL. Jan Kleczka, Ludwik Fons, KS.
F. Bonczak, KS. B. Rzepecki.
Superior.
Ks. w}adyslaw Nowacki.
KenOshn.
KS. FIR. Czerwinski.
Marinette.
KS. J. NJ. Pociecha.
Racine.
Ks. B. P. Burant.
Pulaski.
A. Adamski. w. Szymahski. Aug.
Brylskl.
CzeSG ~p6lnocna.
J. worEniIa - przew6dca.
Stevens Point.
KS. A. S. Albert, Jozef Worzaiia.
Cudahy.
J6zef Raczkowski. 1870
Green Bay.
KS. Cyryl Piontek, o. +. NJ.
KS. ]. P. Chodkiewicz z Toronto, Pa
KANADA.
wei Bilewicz z Toronto, A. Purat z To-
ronto. KS. J. Ostaszewski, z Welland,
Jakob Skrok z Hamilton, L. Zmija z
Kitchener. Ludwik Joseph Z Montreal,
Julian Nowacki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-29
z Centrum No. 2.

zawiadamia sic rublicznosc ma
Town of Lake., IL w piarei 3Ogo
b. m. danem bedzie specyalne pred
stawienie N a doch6d Armi1 Polskiej
W teatrzyku Davis Square" przy ul.
s. Ashland bliskc 46tej. PocZqtek o
godz. 7ej wiecz. Odegrana bedzie
sztuka patryotyczna W 2 aktach.
Wobec przeznaczenia CALICO do
chodu ma Armie Polska uprasza sic
o poparcie.
ORGANIZATION - NJ. UARNECkl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-29
Nova JegO EkSGGIeDCyi
Ks, BiSkuVa PaWEa P,
RhOdGgO WygEOSzODa ma
"piGTWSzej SeSyi " pO-
RiHdziaEGk
WysOki Sejmie!

Pc tax wspanialej przemowie ma
sZego wOdza trZeba r~ZeczywiScie
mie6 wiecej, jak smiaIoS6, ably wy
staple i nieco cZaSu sluchaczom TAX
zacnym, jak Wy, zabierac. Trzeba
mice ogrOmne zaufanie W dobro6 ich
serca i chOciaz niewiele mann z bO-
gactw tel Ziemi, jednak1e tegO skar-
bu Odebrae mi ME moiecIe, aiebym
VAN ME wierzyl. L dlatego tylko, 5e-
scie tax ~zyczliwie przyjeh wiado--
mosG, 70 kIka slow mann wypOwie-
dice, dlatego przemaWiam. WOlal-
bym sam, ably echa owej mowy jak-
najdluzej swielemi pozostaly W pa
mieci naszej. wolalbym, by mi ma
ME bylo dane MAGIC tych mysh wspa
nialych, jake mistr1 Paderewsh Ia
szczepiI w dusEach naszych.
Wielkie chWfle wieIkich wymaga-
ia czyn6w. WieIkie chwile wielkich
wymagaja Iudzi. A gdy wypadd z o.
statnich lat przebiegam i mad mimi
sic zastanawiam, sledze to, CO sic
dzieje miedzy Mani, dziekuje z ca
lego serca BOgu, IL dale nam wtel-
kie natury, z kt6rych wielkie czyny
pIyna.
Waia sic Iosy narOdow, ale osta-
tecZnie mas tax ObchOdZa narOdy,
iak narody obchodzily losy naszeJ
Polsk. Wiecej mad losy innych IA
rod6w wa1a sic, zdaje sic poraz O.
statni, losy naSzej nieszczeSliwej, u
kochanej Ojczyzny. NieJednokrotnie
wyrywa sic dzisiaj Z ust Polak6w:
,,AIbo Polska teraz bedzie, aIbo ma
wieh wicklow jej ME ~bedzie!", aIbO-
WIEN jezeli teraz jej ME wywalczy-
my, to nigdy jej ME zdobedziemy
ami u 1udzi ami u Boga. InnemI slO-
wy, wybiIa chwiIa, gdy kazdy, kto
sic czuje Polahem, powinien zapo-
mnieG o sobie, a zyG ola tel Ojczyz-
ny.
Wy. kochani moi, znacie dzieje
POIonii amerykanskiej mole lepiej
odemnie. lie to prob robiOno, aleby
mas zblizy6, ably partye rome pogo
die, ably przeciez uswiadom1G ero
kie masy, zastepy naszych pracowni-
k6w, re nam potrzeba jednosci. o
jednOSci ciagle m~6wiOno, o JednOsci
pisano, n Mkt jej ME zdolal przepro-
wadzi6 miedEy Mani. Wybila, zdaje
sic, tn Chwila cd wieSZczow nasZych
przepOwiadana. wybila Ia chwiIa,
kt6rej wyghdaIiSmy o kt6ra Boga
proSihiSmy. 1 tn W Ameryce stall sic
IN Iaska BOA cud. StaI sic cud, DO
gdy przestano marzy6 o jednOsci ma
rOdowej miedzy Mani, gdy Mkt jui
ME kuSa sic o nova probe, Ot6z die
Nj BOgu jednOS6 chwalebna zapano-
wala. 1 Polacy 70 wszystkica zakat-
k6w Ameryk, POlaey, dzieci niesz-
~cEesliwej tel meczennicy, zebrah sic
ably wspOmna6 ma to, IL sic waza po-
raz Ostatni Iosy POlsH.
Ddsiejsza wojna ma poor tyIkO
jest wojna miedzy mocarstwami, ma
poor tyIko Jest waIka o przewage W
przemysle / handful. Bracia i SiOstry
kochane! Gdy czIek sic mad Sprawl
mi TENN ZastanOwi W swietle wypad-
k6w minionych z OstatnIch $50 lat.
dzisiejsza wojna jest n~astepstwem
podZiaIu Polskd!! A chociazby jed
ma Tub druga strona z~wyciezyla, je-
ieIi PolSka nam ME bedzie oddana,
wojna Ia 2 obu stron przegrana jest
I kew n~apr6zno przelana zostala.
Prusactwo z~aostrzyfO Sobie apetyt IA
krwi meczennicy naszej Polsh 1 jak
tygrys krwioierczy, skosztowawszy
raz ludzkiej kwi sZuka da1szych
zdobyczy. Taxa Jest historya Prus cd
samego poczatku.
MySmy sic tutaj zebrali swiadomi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-29
Sejm Wychodztwa
Polskiego W Detroit.

tego, IL asz uczucie narodowe Jest
prawem i nieskazonem. My chcemy
calej, niepodzielnej Ojczyzny, tel
spuScizny naszej po ojcach. Me VIE
rzymy tym, kt6rzy ham ojczyzne ma
sza zabrali, ME ohccmy jej z rak Ia
borrow naszych. My chcemy Polske
z rsk ludu, z tego natchnien1a, ja-
kie nam dale swiadomosc prawego
uczucia narodowego!!!
1 tax przystepujemy do obrad
do prac sejmowych, m chwile zapo-
minajac o tenn, re Jeden re wscho-
du. a drugi z zachodu, 20 Jeden z
tego ogromnego z~adymionego Chica-
go, a drugi z pieknego, Zamoznego
New Yorku. GOtowi jestesmy ME
pyta6 sic, do kt6rej o<gan;zacyt bra
Gle naIezysz. Gotowi jestesmy ME
pyta6 sic, do kt6rego kosciola male
aysz. Jedyne pytanie, jake nam sic
nasuwa i ma jake odpowied1iec mc-
shiny rzetelnie 1 sumiennie Jest, jak
braciom W kraju dopom6dz moze-
my? Jak zuchom naszym ma oftarZu
Ojczyzny kiadacym zycIe swoje 1
wszeIkie nadzieje miodosd sweJ,
zapomoge i wsparcie zapewni6 mo-
Jenny W razie kalectwa? Jedno py-
TAME nasuwa sic nam, co nam tn
czyniG wypada, ably Ameryka, ably
SWAT caIy zrozumial, jaka s~traszna
krzywde popelniono, gdy pozwolono
nawet ma ,podzial Poisk1. Je1eli ma
my juz skutecznie prace nasza doko-
nae, wypada nam tloczy6 madroSci
nawet niemieckie W sfery amerykah-
skie, IL z ust przynaJmnfeJ Jednego
niemca prawda wyszia: ,,Przekleh-
stwem zIego czynu jest 20, ze tylko
zlo / przekleGstwo rodziG moze''.
Taxi program o~bierajac, zyjmy W
zgodzie z caIym swiatem alianckim,
a zwlaszcza z tym najwspaniaiomysl-
niejszym Prezydentem tych Stan6w
Zjednoczonych, kt6ry jeden wyr6si
mad wszystkich s~tatyst6w zobaczS4
to, ze tax jak sprawiedliwos6 jest
potrzebna, azeby byi pOrzqdek W spo
Ieczenstwie, tax sprawiedliwOs6 jest
niezbedna W stosunkach mfedzyna-
rodowych. Ma mic sekretne uklady,
ma mic moe oreia. Bog sic zemsci i
dzisiaj sic msct ma Europe Ia TO, re
Europa ME chciaIa albo ME dbala
naprawi6 krzywdy naszej Polski!!!
Dosyc juz czasu zabieram. Wytycz
ne zasady tego sejmu So VAN, ida
je sic dobrze znane. Jestem posr6d
naszych ksiezy polskich niejako maj
wyzszy. Ma nieszczescse mole spOdo-
baIo sic Bogu mnie powolaG do mo-
ralnego przewodnictwa. ia tn VAN
imieniem wiasnem i imieniem kleru
patryotycznego TAX hcznie tutaJ
zgromadzonego, W imieniu take
tych, kt6rzy pozostali W domu Sig
najserdeczniejsze Szczes6 Boze! Oby
Ouch Swiety swoja saska uswiado-
mil umysIy Vase! Oby dial, abyscie
podczas obrad tego sejmu wyzszymi
byH mad siebie, mad swoje sIabostk1,
ambicyjki, antypatye i sympatye, a
pred okiem mieli to kraine biedna,
plawiaca sic we krwi! Abyscie pred
sobq mieE te pola puste, strzechy
zrujnowane, te trupy setk tysiecy
niemowIat 1 dziatek, kt6re legly ja-
ko ofiary najefdzc6w starych.
A zatem niechaj Was Pan Bog
bIogosIawi, azeby Gala sprawl swie-
Ia o przywr6cenie sprawiedliwosci W
stosunkach miedzynarodowych ko--
rzyse odniosla, aieby Rocacy " lynn
kraju czuli sic wiecej Polakami 1
wiecej dzie6mi bo1emi, jak ma mas
Polak6w zawsze przystoi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-29
ReumatyZm
Domowe lekarstwo dane Przez oso
be kt6ra je uiywala.


Ma wiosne W roku 1898 riepiaiem
ma zapalny reumatyZm / muszku-
low. Cierpienie jake p~rzechodzi-
lem PREY trey lata moga po1ac tyi-
ko ci ktorzy tax samo cierpia- Pro-
bowalem lekarstwo po lekarstWle
lekarZa DO lekarzu, lecz TO PREY
nosiio mi tylko chwilowa ulgs'
w koncu znalazlem lekarstwo, kto-
re wyleczylo ME zupefnie, / reuma-
tyzm, luz ME wr0cil.
Poleciiem je wielu, ktorzy strasz-
liwie c~ierpielt ma reumatyZm, l kaz-
da osobe w~ylecZylo.
Polecam ably kazda osoba cierpia-
ca ma reumatyzm jakikolwiekbadz,
spr0boWaia to ladZwycZaJne lekar-
stwo. Me przyslijcie ami centa,
przyslijcie tylko W nazwisko / a
dres, a ia wan prZysle je darmo ma
probe. Pc uzyciu lekarstwa, Jezeli
sic okaze skutecznem mozecie PREY
siac Gene, 500. lecz pamietajcie ME
chce waszych pieniedzy az bedzie-
Gle zupelnie zadowoleni. Czy ito ME
Test s~prawiedliwa oferta? Ola czego
cierpiec d{uzej, kiedy zupefne Wy
Ieczenie jest wan o~fiarowane. Me
zwlekajcie. Piszcie. dis. Mark II.
Jackson. No. 81 e. Quincy Bldg.
Syracuse, n. Y.
Mark Jackson jest odpowiedzial-
nv. Powysze t~wierdzenie jest praw-
da.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-29
FrancisZek Dadej

ezlonek Tow. CSryla 1 Metodego mr.. lao Zjednoczenia 1 ApoSc0-
silva Serca Jezusa
- d,ugiei ehorobie. pozegnaI sic z tym swiatem, opatrzony sw.
sakramentami, dnia 27go sierpnia 1913 roku, o godzinie S'lV
wieczorem, przezywsZy lat SO.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W sobote, dnta S1So slerpnla, I. !. o
g,dzjnfe 9tej rano, z domu zaloby pr. 1884 N.Ridgeway ave.
do kosciola sw. Jacka, a stamtad ma cmentarz sw. Wo1caecna.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek zapraszamy wszystk1ch kreWnych 1
znaiomych, W eiezkim zalu pograzeni:
Maryanna, iona; Sfostra Heronima, Siostra Hilarya. z Aako-
M IS. Franciszkanek 1 Rozalia, eorki;; Jan, Stanfsiaw 1 Franci-
seek, synowie; Rozaia, synowa; Eweltna. wuuezka; Honorata,
siostrzenica.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-29
LISTA DELEGATION.
Dokonczenie e st, lnicy , ,


WEST VIRGINIA.
Ks. f. Musinl Przew6dca.
Scarbro.
KS. T. Jewasinski.
Wheeling.
Franciszek Bielicki.
VERMONT.
West Rutland.
rs. Jozef Llpka.
Bellows Falls.
KS. FIR. Waiver.
WISCONSIN.
ks. b. CellchOwski przew6dca.
Milwaukee.
KS. Michal T. Wenda, Tekla KrenZ,
Kat. R~utkowska, Prakseda, Sawicka
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-29

DR.. w. .. 9CHRAfER
POLSKI LEKARZ, I CHIRURq
SnecyaInie we wszystkich chorooach mezczyZn
kobiet 4 dzieci.
oar Noble NJ. Tel. Monroe 1854
Godz. cd 9tej rano do stej wiecz.
The Holbrook news., 1918-12-06

Owing to the great Copper Camp being under the flu" ban it was forced to suspend it's last publication. Fred O. Grain, its editor. has shown by his past performance that while a booster he abhors duplicity, and the artistic respect" that he rendered a now defunct Arizona Oil Company in his last issue. which was attempting to play the public in a second effort and under a new non de plume, shows that he has not only ability but is made out of the right stuff. and the paper, which is boosting the industry that means every thing to Holbrook, should re- teive the gupport of the busieess and oil men without exception.
The Holbrook news., 1918-12-06
Four-Minute Men To Disband
 December A

The work of the Four Minute Men of the Committee on Public Information will conclude on Christmas Eve and the organiza- tion will be disbanded.
 This decision was arrived at after a series of consultations in which full weight was given to the views of the various depart ments of the Government, of the National Advisory Council of the Four Minute Men, of the head quarters staff and representa- tives of the field workers; the results of which were laid be- fore the President by George Creel, Chairman of the Commit tee. The following campaigns remain to be completed: Red Cross Home Service. December z; What Have We Done. Decem- Der 9th and 14th; Red Cross Christmas RslI Call, December 10th and 23rd; Closing Tributes, December 24th.
The Holbrook news., 1918-12-06
Jolly Brings in Big We'll


 What is considered to be one of the finest flows of water ever brought in. in Holbrook, was on Monday tapped by Jack Jolly. the well-known we'll digger. who has just completed the we'll for Julius WetzIer. Work on this we'll was started on Friday of last week and instead of adopting the usual method of driving. Mr. Jolly dug a hole 8 feet square to a depth of about 15 feet where the first strata of water was reached. Then by the use of a 3 inch point and pipe. which was driven to a depth of 35 feet from the bottom of the hole. making a total depth of 50 feet. the lar ger flow of water was struck. Mir. Wetzler intends to install a 10. 600 gallon tank with gaso- line engine for pumping and will pipe the water into the Conner cial hotel.
The Holbrook news., 1918-12-06
The Arizona Oil Bulletin
 To Issue Special Edition
Considerable Space to the HOlbrook Oil Field. This
 Paper Is Booster and Merits the Support of All.

The very popular magazine issued by the Arizona Chamer of Oil and Mines, after being
 under quarantine" the past six weeks, will, in the next issue specialize on Holbrook edition. The write-up will dwell exclu- sively upon the Halbrook Oil District.
 The News has no hesitancy in saying that the edition will be in keeping with it's past appear ance and bespeaks for the Bulle- tin patronage of our business houses in contributing reason able amount of advertising in support of this issue.
 The Job work is done by the Jerome News. which accounts its neatness and accuracy in every way.
The Holbrook news., 1918-12-06

this doctrine is obsolete, but in fact offers a secure anchor in the maelstrom of world politics. We hope that no action will be assented to by the American delegates which will embroil us in European politics or which will permit the slightest inter ference from European coun- tries with those matters which we consider distinctly our own business.
The Holbrook news., 1918-12-06

H. D. Sharp Returns From Texas
 Hal D. Sharp, travelling sales man for Rabbit Bros. Trading Co.,. returned last Sunday morn- ing from his old home in Brown wood. Texas. where he was called some two weeks ago on account of the death of a sister and the serious illness of his mother. Mrs. Sharp. who ac- companied him to Brownwood. will remain at that place for some time with Mir. Sharp's mother or until the latter sue ceeds in. closing up her business. after which she will come to .Holbrook to make her future home with her son.
 MT. Sharp has been away from Brownwood but a few years but he states that during this time it has grown from a town of some six or seven thousand to a bustling city with between six teen and seventeen thousand. this rapid growth being brought about by the development of an oil field practically within the city limits. Brownwood is sI- most directly south of the fam ous Ranger fields.
The Holbrook news., 1918-12-06
Wright's Lunch Re-opens

W.ight's Lunch, which has been closed for the past six weeks. has re-opened with G. E. Wright as proprietor. MT. Wright assures the public that he will give his patrons the very best of service.
The Holbrook news., 1918-12-06
Splendid Record Made by
 HOlbrOOk Red Cross

The Annual Meeting of the Holbrook Branch, American Red Cross. was held Monday evening, Dec End.
 Reports of Committees showed that excellent work has been done during the past year. The Finance Committee shows receipts since May 1st
 War Drive $142O. % Minstrel Show 455. 50 Patriotic Card Clubs 26. 58 Miscl. Donations l16.7O
 2119.O3 The Patriotic Card Clubs yield ed a total of $s18 58 during the entire year.
 Shipments have been made as follows:
 155 Sweaters
 169 Pairs Socks
 27 Helmets
 8 Mufflers
 5 Boxes old clothes
 1 Barrel tobacco
 Box of 12 comfort kits
 Box of 25 layettes for
 Belgian babies
 24 Wool dresses for Belgian
 relief
 50 Petticoats for same 1.200 Surgical Dressings. Supplies on hand
 10 Sweaters.
 46 pounds sweater yarn.
 25 pounds sock yarn. The Membership Committee. reported a total 346 members. The Home Service Committee reported having found 10 fam ilie needing advice or assistance in the matter of securing allot- ments. insurance. etc. The Treasurer reported a bal ance on hand of $374. 10, against which the Secretary reported bills totalling S83. .22.
 The Junior Red Cross showed a membership of 253; they have raised s123. 90 by entertainments of which the have a $27.5O ball lance on hand.
 The election of officers and executive board for the follow year resulted as follows: Chair nan. L. Caldwell; Vice Chair man. G. M. Braxton; Treasurer, Mrs. FIanigan. Members of the Executive Board; Mrs. Chamberlain, Judge Sap. Dr. Smith, MT. Jordan. Miss Whet- stone, Mir. Blum.
The Holbrook news., 1918-12-06
Forms NelO Oil Company

The Keith Brothers, extensive cattlemen of this section. to- gether with L. A. Kuehne and W. E. Ferguson. have formed an oil company whish will be known as the CheveIon Oil & Land Co.,, with main offices in HoIbrook. The company con- trols a large acreage of land located between HoIbrook and Winslow which they expect to develop at an early date.
The Holbrook news., 1918-12-06
GoUernor Elect Appoints Prescott
 Newspaper Man as His

PriDote Secretary
 P. R. Mines. associate editor of the Prescott Journal Miner. has been appointed by Governor Elect Campbell to the position of private secretary.
 Mr. Mines has been actively connected with the newspaper work of the Journal Miner for the past eight years and the Daily of the Mile high City" has been the staunchest support CT of the governor in the last two campaigns. The appoint ment is one where merit has been rewarded and no better choice could have been made.
The Holbrook news., 1918-12-06
Big Work Ahead of the Peace
 Conference

The Peace Conference, the proposed League of Nations and the disposition of the Monroe Doctrine form interesting mat ters for speculation. Various ideas obtain as to. the decisions of the Peace Conference and one idea is as good as another if based at all on reasonable con- alterations. It will only be after the. various participants have shown their hands that really definite idea will be obtained as to the ultimate results. The crucible of war has reduced ma ny of the petty jealousies, and some of the larger ones, existing heretofore between nations and the concerted action of the allies has formed a stronger feeling of brotherhood. Nevertheless hu- man nature has been much. the same since the beginning and whether in social intercourse, business or diplomacy, it is a difficult thing to change the mental machinery of differens types of people or the inherent desire for supremacy. There fore it is not vicious thought that during this Conference there will be much maneuvering for positions of vantage, one over the other, and that means and combinations for securing advantages sought are already being formulated. It is one thing to fight together for g common goal and quite another matter in the distribution of ad- vantages gained by it's attain ment.
 It is a reasonable prediction that many suggestions will bring forth vigorous opposition and that some of the matters of discussions will seem at first impossible of. agreement. The proposition of freedom of the seas will bring forth several in terpretations and promises to be the basis for considerable dis cussion. It is carrying an ideal too far to suppose that the characteristic of selfishness as applied to nations can be oblit- erated by the beautiful painting of an idealist or that the drama of Damon and Pythias will be enacted between nations. AL ready, as if anticipating some counter suggestion, Great Bri- tain is reported to have gone on record that it will under no cir cumstances curtail it's naval eff ficiency.
 The League of Nations sug- gestion has been borne of ideals we fear will work out we'll iii theory but will crack at the first severe test, and in spite of the championship of President Will son, we venture to say that the majority of the American peo- pie are not in sympathy with this suggestion which would af- feet one of the strong points of our national religion in the aban- donment of the Monroe Doc urine, at least it is reasonable to suppose that such would be the case. The Monroe Doctrine has been a bulwark of protection in the western hemisphere and is not a matter of partisan politics. It has been backed. by the whole American people and has been respected and recognized by all the countries of the world. The League of Nations, as proposed, would at best be but an experi- ment, but, the Monroe Doctrine is no experiment and even in the changing conditions of the world and the more dominant position held by the United States in it's affairs it does not appear that