The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-30

Stone said here today he would spend the next three
months perfectng the cooperative scheme tie plans to
eliminate the middle and institute machinery for
direct exchange between farmer and consumer The pro-
posed organization would include the American Fedora
ton of Labor and the National Grange Stone said the
representatives of the four big brotherhoods will play
leading part in getting the farmer and urban workers to-
gether on cooperative alliance
FARMER-LABoR COALITION TO BE FORMED
Toronto, Ontario, Oct PA united farmer-labor
coalition is to be held in Toronto, according to
nouncement by Joseph Marks PROVINCIAL organizer OF the
independent labor party The decision is the result of
era conferences since the election No announcement
has yet been made as to who to lead the coalition which
has 30 Seats or majority OF one over the liberals conser
vatves and independents in the legislature Marks de-
cared that farmers had made fair and square PROPOSE
ton to the labor party The policy of the coalition will be
to introduce progressive legislature and show capital and
labor where they stand, Marks said.
SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE PUT UP TO PRESIDENT
Washington, Oct. 24.-Settlement of the soft coal
strike threatened for November will be put up to Presi
dent Wilson Secretary Wilson made known at today
He appealed to the miners operators who in
ference to remain in session until until he could lay
the differences before the president This appeal came
avertng the STRIKE When this proposal turned down.
the secretary apparently decided he would suggest his
resources to concate the two sections He had previous
appealed to them to get together picurng the suffering
that would come on the country if the strike called at
this time
KING AND QUEEN DELIGHTED WITH AMERICA
New York, Oct. 27.-King Albert and Queen Eliza
beth so delighted with their experiences in America
that they coming back for another visit. This
learned today the authority of the queens lady in wait
ing who said in speaking of the queen that she reuc
tant leave this me said "She will be back in few
years. King Albert made flight over the city in sea-
plane today, starting from the Columbia Yatch Club.
SCORES INJURED IN RIOTING
New York, Oct. 27-Scores Of persons were injured
today in otng following clash between 1000 strike s
pathizers and several hundred longshoresmen who
returning to work. Police reserves finally restored order
Ten arrests were made
PRESIDENT IMPROVING STEADILY
Washington, Oct 27.-"The presidents continued pro-
said bulletin issued at by Drs Grayson Rufn and
Stitt.
SAFE BLOWERS MAKE BIG HAUL
Cincinnati, Ohio Oct 27-Safe blowers escaped with
loot estimated at $4,000 from the bank Of Alexandria,
Ky early today. They isolated the town by cutting the
telephone wires. -..-
KING ALBERT LAVES FOR WASHINGTON
New York, Oct. 27--King Albert and the Belgian
royal party left for Washington at II today stop of
several hours will be made at Philadelphia and the party
will reach the capital tonight Just before leaving for
Washington, the king made hours flight the city
in seaplane
PRESIDENT VETOES PROHIBITION ACT
Washington, Oct 27.-President Wilson today vetoed
gress to enforce wartime and constitutional prohibition
The president vetoed the bill because of that part of the
legislation which refers to war time prohibition.
Scafati Italy, Oct 27-Fire partially destroyed the
cotton mills here today throwing hundreds of out of
work The loss is estimated at half million dollars.