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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-01-24
I. O.. O. F. ENTERTAINED

Froid Tribune-The Froid Lodge OF
Odd Fellows entertained large gath
ering of friends at whist party IN
the lodge room last evening. Jess
Stuller oficiated as chef and did the
job up in fine shape. All report d
very enjoyable time.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-01-24
MARTINUS STENSETH OF
DOOLEY is NOW AN "ACE'

Dooley Sun: Lieut.. Martinus Stem
seth, brother of Merchant II. N. Stem
seth, of this city, has been officially
proclaimed an ace, he being accredit-
ed with having downed six German
planes. Hats eff to Mart.
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WHITEHALL

Mrs. Sam Mitchell of Radville,
Sask.. and two children are visiting
her brother and sister, Sam Church
and Mrs. A. M. Dunn this week.
d. Dunn returned Monday from an
over Christmas visit at his old home
at Creokee, La.
The local branch of the Red Cross
will hereafter meet with Mrs. A. Il.
Killing at 1880 each Wednesday at
ternoon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-15
ALL MUST YIELD
COAL MEN TOLD

tnNIl'if fp From 1NIf thN
miners ana operators TO discut'
separately IA" plan which wound be
mOst au,elilb,c "a each.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-15

are concerned upon which our ll'"
dcp.nds The progresses Of iuA'ic" I'm
pIy hat the parties to the dispni"
cannot take IA. law mo their own
hands ,and sacrifice ia" prhc" hni
vel hs1ng Of tho community I" 'h"H
contentious
"Wih tho apostles of volehc"
pllcncod, the ECheme df lurii"rs ="
disorder ana revolution fruEifh'"d,
law and order preserved, WIN an IN
flexible demand flr l0yiiB on N"
part Of the puhllo servants, WIN Pr"
vision for the peaceful and insi sol
Ncm'nt 81 lndustrll disputes, mus
making possible 'ffrc'iS" W"iHnrr'
against interruption of "--cniia
services Ia {P5he community Y"
should 20 forward making c'hHr rule
i'm mpu~,iblc
we have made little progress to
providing me machinery for indus
trla, Iua'lce aui IN ihin respect W.
are sun uuciVUiIch We ARE Tilll a.
Tho stage corresponding iu thhi of
trial bN hattie and trial nv ordeal
in he early law NJ procedure" liut
We cannot 20 on indefinitely lu mis-
way what ls absolutely necessary
hT hnvo pointed out ln tho case pt
tho baaic ,iutuEirl"a. upon when
the CommuuityH lifo depends ls
clearly through ihe field ~ indus
trial activity although when tho
vital intore-, 81 tho community II
not involved, the plan should no.
70 further than To facilitate ana n.
faro agrecmohl'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-15
ANTl-STRIKE PLAN
BEATEN IN HOUSE
CoNriNrrD PROM rAGt ost

CONTINUED PROM rkGf oSE
for zach 1t establishes an adjustment
hoard aud an appeal commission No
penalty strike Or lockout ~ imposed
and membership on an ss OF tn"
boards would hc restricted to tho
workers and their employers and di-
vided equally between them.
Both the roads and the employees
would he directed hy tho plan. Sh
written into the bin TO exert every
reasonable effort and adopt every
available means to avoid an inter
ruption" Of traffic and To this end
tho three boards of adjustment
would 'Dc created, these being sub
Atantiai1y tho same as those existing
under tho railroad administration.
The three adjustment boards
would each deal with disputes Of
certain classes OF the ~ railway
unions one board would include
representatives of the four hig
brothrrhoods, the engineers tho fire
men, the conductors nnd the trhin
men, another would include IN" ma
chinists, the boilermRhers the black
smiths. the carmen the sheet mothi
workers and tho electrical Wotk",H.
and the third would include the
icicgrnphers, The Hwltchrn"n the
railway clerks, and the way ana
shop lhborerH Railway executives
would name four. Hix and four rep
rrsentstIvcs. respectively. as members
OF these boards
Corresponding tu each board thorc
also would bc net up commission
10 consider appcRls which could b"
sent 10 them by hair the members "t
a board. These commissions would
\. ,F styn ua thn boards.
with the select method uf chuoslng
members obtaining. but with duality
Of mrmbcrshius between boards mud
commissions prohibited lIcaipuar
tors ~ all six tribunals would lac IN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-15
TULSA DAILY WORLD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1919

return 10 the old plan OF haSing all
wage seal" contracts on the agree
mem reached In the central com
pe'it.vc fields
owners Of mines outside or me
Centrsl competitive f"tds conferred
before the opening OF the conference
and imposition was expressed 10
participation in the negotiations.
owing TO the Likelihood Of pro-
iractcd discussion on tho scope OF
the conference before even the de-
rrnnTs ~ the miners are hroHgh,
Into sue many on both sides of the
controversy predicted today that tho
Hcsslons might continue several
weeks
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Where Can | Find Relief From
Itching. Terrifying Eczema?

blood and skin diseases No matter
how terrifying the irritation. no mat
ter how uuNrArablr the itching and
burning ~ the skin. = 3. = will
promptly reach tho seat of the
trouble and forever rout from the
blood every trace ~ the disease, jusi
hS it has for others who have sui
tered AS Nou have This grand blood
remedy has been used for more than
81 gears, and YOU have onlyVto give
u rSir trial Go be restored to per
feet health.
our chief medical adviser is an
authority ON blood and skin discr-
ders ant he will take pleasure IN
giNtuE you such advice as your In
tividual ease may need. absolutely
without cost Write todya. dcscr rth-
ing your case 20 Medical Department
Swif, SpSfitic TO. 2E- swift L~bora
Try. Atlssta. Ga,-AdN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-15

Eczema. Tettcr Ery sipclas, and
other terrifying conditions OF the
skin. are deep-seated blood diseases
and applications OF salNes, lotions
and washes can only afford tcmpor-
ary relief. without reaching the real
seat OF the trouble. But Just because
local treatment has done you no
good. there is no reason TO despair.
YOU simply have not sought the
proper treatment that Is within
,our reach
You have the experience OF others
Who have slafered a. you have 20
Guide you to'a prompt fiddance OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-15

gHu,zrd lthor Are 'u b" protected IN
those d.s rios whef" IN" mining
unions are no recognized - HE coal
.'mpIh!rs
Operators Disappeared.
The operators, however. ava nht
look with f!tVp- tu an agreement
covering oil fields The Washington
wage agreement fpr the frst time.
the Operators asserted. fNrd tho
s.uD dt'. fnr The expiration Of con
'ruc's hr'~r'n miners and operators
IN ail ptr'H of 'ho country Fear uf
th" poR'r of 'hl4 arrangement gives
ne York'rs ia bring about u nation
a Wldc strike was expressed hN the cr-
orators Who indicated "A desire to
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-15
SUGGESTS PLAN
TO STOP TIEUPS

CONTINUED fNON pNOf oNP
bargaining with decisions binding IN
law
"Ths time IL at hand" he said
when We must furnish suitable ma
chincry for Industrial Justice at
least 40 far as those vital eNtorprlarH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-15

threats OF Wall street capitalists !
believe this Is an ideal time in which
to secure Mexican petroleum once
for all. since II means nothing less
than our greatest wealth. 50 coveted
by foreign interests.
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REDS COME HERE
THROUGH MEXICO
rRoN PAGE ONE

ultra modern provisions OF the new
constitution In his letter de Negrl
writes that 'only Russia BY nation
alizing lands, has gone further than
We have" De Negris letter. rs IL
comes to the governments hands.
says In part
1T would not only he sad but even
criminal that We should nbdicate
our naturalization policy through
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Police Given Flowers

lart. bouquet OF assorted cut flower.
was received by the police dspartfent yes.
irrday from Mrs DcHAven's flower room
Third and boulder. as a continuance OF
the custom Of Mr. Dtilsven, who. while liy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-15
onfli't DctcioJs's

most b'ifi iIIt' ~ 'h'i.
tonfli'i DctcinUs-
Indication or 4 conflict IN he
scope OF the agreement to b" nrgp-
mated involving the .pucsf!pn of
recognition of nou.uniun workers.
Developed at M" uuts"t ~ tho con
ference and became more apparent
~ he two group mcrHnsS "ht'h '"t-
owed
Discussion In the miners caucus
p-hlCh fn.low"d ihG conference res.
sion hinged on the question whether
operators representing both uri"n
ana non union fields wou'i b" I'm.
Guided IN Ia" conference and me
-tfoCt any agreement reached by
'he nonfrrcnc" might have in tn"tr
fields Wher" rho minors 10 not have
contracts with operators Although
officers ~ the tuI'ci Mine Workers
refused 20 MAX" Nny statement fr'.
lowing their meeting n was I'lrrTd
hat the plan for a nat on " lde con-
ference was favored, brat hrf .rr '"y
proposal ls aEreed to Secretary WI
son viii be nskoi TO make .Irtr 70
the conference mat thc lights yf or
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-08-07
Coast Visitors
Are Guests At
the Litz Home

Mr. and Mrs G. L. Litz of Seattle.
Wash. accompanied by their nephew
Private Carl Downey of Company A.
Fifteenth cavalry. United States
Army. at present stationed at Fort
Russell. wyo.. arrived here last week
Wednesday for short visit with the
formers brother. L NJ. Litz, wife and
family at 514 River street On Sun
day the visitors in company with their
host and hostess, made an automobile
trip over the Phantom canon highway
to the Cripple Creek district and COL
orado Springs and return, which they
greatly enjoyed Mr.. Litz says Seat
tie has made record for shipbuild-
ing among the worlds ports during
the last IL months and is. in many re-
spects. the wonder city of the Pacific
coast Mr.. Litz is a painting con-
tractor at Seattle. and is at the head
of a splendid business Mr.. and Mrs
Litz are on their way to Iowa to visit
Mr. Litz's mother and other relatives
They will spend some time in Chicago
and other Eastern points before re-
turning to the Northwest via New Or
leans. Mexico and Southern Califor-
mia. The Fifteenth cavalry to which
Private Dowell belongs. is Gen Per
shing,s old command. and is a part
Of the old regular army establish,
ment.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-08-07

there to Co orado points is cents =
pound
One Of the economies that has been
introduced into the postofiice service
within recent years Is. the savfng Of
the Irvine used in tying Up newspa-
pers and other mail matter The
twine is cut by the postal employees
in such way as to effect the great
saving and the ends are then tied to-
gether and the string wound into balls
for reuse Practically enough OF il
is now saved in that way at the local
office to tie up all outgoing letters,
postcards and parcels. This Irvine
which is made from hemp, is manu-
featured under contract for the gov
eminent. and many hundreds Of tons
Of 1t are required by the Postoffice
Department every year.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-08-07
Home Thursday
From the East

DR.. and Mrs, Stanley J. Roberts re-
turned TO Canon City Thursday night
from six weeks visit to heir old
home Al wayerly. la. and other
points in the Mississippi valley. They
spent some time Ia Chicago where Dr.
Roberts took postgraduate course
OF study in dentistry. The trip was
made BY automobile. and was q very
pleasant one in all respects. They
found the roads good and most OF the
way between Canon City and Chicago,
and being improved all the time. A
system of concrete highways Is being
undertaken In Iowa, according to DIR.
Roberts. and its completion will make
that state n favorite one for motor
lists. He says the country traversed
by Mrs. Roberts and himself Is gen.
orally prosperous. and everywhere
there is seen evidences OF both pub
lie and private enterprise. M the
many progressive towns they passed
through none were more attractive or
have an air Of greater thrift and pros
perity than Canon City. asserted DIR.
Roberts this morning.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-08-07
Don't Let Pests
Destroy Garden

The grower OF the home garden is
finding out that il is not enough to
plant, cultivate and irrigate his gar
den. but that he must keep II free
from harmful pests, too. II yob are
entertaining a tomato worm. cut
worm write TO- pamphlet on TN
eects and 'nsecs'des- and the Small
Vegetable Garden" and see II you can
not eliminate these undesirable guests
from your garden plot. A Scent
stamp sent TO the library, State Agri-
cultural College. Fort Collins. Colo.
will bring these to your door.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-08-07
THIS REPORTER HAS
a QUESTION BOX

This reporter has noticed in the
last day or two the names of Mrs.
Booze and Mr.. Beer as honored and
respected citizens OF this commu-
nifty. Now, what puzzles the re-
porter is this: II Mrs. Boone and
Mr.. Beer should visit us would the
police have risht to raid the
house and pinch US FOR having in
toxicatins fuid under ou. roofs
And would the state and county
authorities have the right to con-
hscAte Mrs, Boone and Mr. Beer
and Il they did 30 what would they
DO with them? Would Il ~ right
70 throw them In the sewer liks
they DO nost >ooss and beeff
II anybody has an answer. plesss
held ~ your right hand.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-08-07
Eight Killed;
Many Injured
In Explosion

Newark, N. J., Aug flight people
are believed to have been killed and
rs injured in an explosion at the army
arsenal ct MatnchesA slse
Three magazines are reported to have
blown up when burning box car set
fire to the arsenal. The residents of
the town are fleeing from their homes
fearing other explosions.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-08-07
Aeroplane Flies
Over Summit of
Pixies Peak

Colorado Springs, Coo. Aug. A.
Lieut.. Alex Dendrzm OF this city. in
a Curtiss Orioie bipiane. circIed the
summit OF Pixies Peak Sunday morn
ing. reaching an altitude OF 1920
feet He was accompanied by IRA J.
HUMPHREYS OF Denver and L. Law Sip
pie. q motion picture photographer,
who nied scenes of the summit and OF
the Pixies Peak region The fiiEht
Was the hrst ever made to the crest OF
the famous mountain
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-08-07
Cherries About
All Harvested

Practically all Of The local cherry
crop ~ far As the cAnnery Is con-
~erned q IN. bnt the nlant win be
hrsy for several webs yet on the
penrose cror. which e very rood and
e coming IN In considerable quaint
ity.
Aner The cherries are on srs
plant win ~ husy for Z fsw ueskH On
peafp until he tomtsces come IN
which viii - About ~ last " The
month.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-08-07

| q several days vacations outing IN the
t1g6t s5kotntsfn valley fkS greater part
OF which Wa speux in Westcliffe and
vicinity. Because OF the heavy rain
| fall in that section on Wednesday they
lsxperiepced, considerable DILIGENTLY IN
getting started on The "trip bsck to
this city. ss4,.-
lie ENTERTAINING -.
GUEST FROM KANSAS
Mrs.. Mary X Stewart Of Topeka.
Kan. who represents the Vimedia
company. n in'the city for the month
Of August, and IL At the home OF Mrs.
DR.. Thomas. 80 Crossword avenue.
IOWA vletIoH hEhE
ron AtEW oAYs
Hiss asnie a'iis OF. Ahies. IA, Is
visiting IN Canon City Tor Few DAYS.
WILL SPEND = MONTHS
At CoItoNWoop LAKE
Mr.. and MIS- Frank hcFariane VIII
leave TOMORROW morning Tor COTTON
wood lake where they VIII spend q
months vacation
|cHicAoo GUEST DEPARTS
FOR HER HOME
Miss Ellen Danieison, who has been
here for the past three weeks as guest
OF Mrs. r. >. suers Oh Lincoln Tar 4
leit To-Day LOT ner nome IN Uneasy
MISS Dan'e'son nau mos enIoy ao'e
vacation ID tnis cley, anu = nue., 'ni'
pressed WIN 'he scen'e "i''es a'o''
Canon CITY.
ARE GUESTS ~
THE SWANSON HUME
Mrs Lou Johns and daughter. Miss
Tbelma, and Z. Jones OF Pierce, Coo.
are the guests OF Mrs Charles Swan
son. Gil Macon avenue.
WILL VISIT SALT LAKE CITY
AND YELLOWSTONE PARK
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-08-07
Game With
Rockville Tonight

The Canon City team viii take on
Rockvaie this evening at the high
school grounds at $40. The Rock
vale aggregation are fast >steppers
when Il comes to baseball. and the
boys are expecting real battle. They
are determined 10 win. and are going
into the game with that result Ia view.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-08-07

WANTED--To hear from owner OF
small farm for sale have 160
acres for sale or trade with some inn
provements- Write what you have
and price. E. a Freeburg, Coolidge
Kan R. 1. Box Is w32-4t
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-08-07
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY.
Estate OF Martha Thomas. Deceased
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to pre-
sent them for adjustment to the Coun-
ty Court OF Fremont County. Colorado
on the goth day OF September. A D.
1873.
ALLEN HAWKINS,
First Pub. August :. 1913.
List Pub. September 4. 1913.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-08-07

Annual F1naa~ssl Ssnseaens ef seas>l
Dtstrict Ne. n. County 81 Freaone.
state Of Coleraae. frs1 June -, 1918.
20 Jnly 4. 1913.
RECEIVED.
Amount on hand June 50, 1918
held by county treasurer
Ssesissd from general fund 'ssas
by apportionmeut. les 90
From special tax for school
From special tax for interest
distribution -----.-...,-s-. In
PAID.
For teachers salarfes.9 $50 90
For fuel. rent insur-
ance and all cur
rent expenses...... 1855
Permanent improve
ments so
For rebate taxes and
Tees t3.5I
Total amount paid !:
out during year. g tst Sc
Balance IN hands of
county treasurer to
credit OF dfstrfct--
General fund ..--...$ 15tsS
Library fund balance sss.ss
MRS. NAREI. HALL
d-wlt Secretary District No. 81.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-08-07
ENTERTAINING WEST
VIRGINIA VISITORS

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl johnson OF
Clarksburg. w. Va. are visiting their
uncle and aunt. MI. and Mrs. w. S.
Post of Dozier avenue. Mr.. Johnson
is head of the prescription depart-
ment OF a big pharmacy in Clarksburr,
and hopes to add few pounds to his
avoirdupois while in Colorado.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-08-07

L. A. Poteet OF Florence returned
from business trip to Pueblo yes
terday. and he says the ice situation
is most serious one in all parts Of
the state. Pueblo Is shipping ice to
all parts of Eastern Colorado as vel
as to Wyoming and New Mexico. and
they are obligated to take care OF the
home business.
The Denver q Rio Grande has only
small stock on hand at Palmer
Lake, and Pueblo may he called upon
any day by this company to furnish
st all Of its surplus manufactured and
not sold In Pueblo. The enormous
fruit shipments IL one reason for the
unprecedented use nj ics BY the rail-
road companies. Tlorenc- has been
rsvisf 90 cents hundred tor Ice.
Mr.. Poteet says they have only
about . two vseks' supply on hand It
the STORAGE house ~ HilIRide, and ~
IL 10 quandry 1t present. jast how he
will "est by" when the 9nDDly 10 az
hauofed. Z. ", M
PuTUNM Prom OUTING IN
WET MOUNTAIN VALLEY
NJ. ara Mn. =. q oernans ~ 1aby
ysturae6 hene wednesday nisht pen
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-01

No. 2S of New York, took the other side of the argument and said:
 ''ket the older folks learn to respect the rights of the child. The adults need most of the education"
 How the community centers are -ex- pected 10 supplant the saloon ana cheap dance halls of Milwaukee was told by Harold O. Berg, assistant su- perintendent of schools of that city, St a session of the National Community Center association. He. toid oT the one cent motion picture shows in school buildings, 10-cent Saturday night dances and said he proposed to reeom- mend permission of smoking and card playing for men in school basements.
 D. J. Kelly. superintendent of schools, Binghamton, N. Y, and Supt. H. J. Johnson, Ogden, Utah, were chosen vice-presidents of the depart ment of superintendence, and Miss Charl O. Williams, Memphis, Tenn. secretary.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-01
COPPER PRICES IN FEBRUARY FORCE WAGE CUT

A reduction of 25 cents a day in the wages of miners and muckerS in the Warren district goes into effect today. in conformity with the an nouncement of the companies made on February s, and based on the average price of copper maintained through the month of February, which, accord ing to the NJ. and E. Journal, was IS cents.
 This reduction is automatic and in accordance with our announcement on February S. stated c. H. Dowell, man. ager of the Copper Queen branch of the Phelps Dodge corporation. There has been no additional announcement posted, as it was not necessary" he continued. The original announce ment covered the sitaution and the re- duction of 9 cents day is in ac- eordance with the sliding scale and is based on 1S-cent copper during the month of FeruaryP
 The reduction effects the employees of the Copper Queen the Calumet & Arizona, the Shattuck-Arizona and the Denn-Arizona in this district and the shelter men at Douglas, During Feb ruary miners were paid at the rate of S5.S5 day and muckers at the rate of S5.15. For the month of March they will receive S5.10 and $4.95, respec- lively.
 Mechanics, Mexican laborerS and all surface men will receive wages pro portionately set by the sliding scale
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-01

In peaceful villages lar from the turmoil of war amid rustic surround ings Of such great beauty that they resembled Corot landscapes, MT. -Grif- fifth and his associates took these won ierful scenes which show the begin hing of the great love story depicted in Hearts of the World at Eagle theater today
 There the sweetest of all love sto ries was enacted by the beautiful and
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-01
BIRCH ROD
 IS URGENT REQUEST
By Review Leased Wirel

CHICAGO. Feb. 2S.-The 18th an nual convention of the department of superintendence of the National Edu- cation association closed today with the election of E. U. Graff, superin- tendent of schools of Indianapolis. president. Virtually all of the A auxiliary bodies also ended their con, ferences. The 1920 convention will be held in Cleveland.
 A resolution inviting President Will son to the associations peace meeting to be held in Milwaukee the first week in July was adopted.
 The final session developed an ami mated discussion of the advantages of the old-faShioned birch rod.'
 Young America is growing to be a young barbarian and a bolshevik IT embryo" declared Principal Frank s. FOsdick of the Masten Park high school. Buffalo, N. Y, in opposing sparing of the rod. He threw his manu- script aside and spoke freely that the teachers and mothers of America must soon show who is boss
 E. H. BlantOn, principal of school