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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-01
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caStor-Jen-lPs Concentrated
Castor on In Jelly Form.

CASTOR JILL is simply plain, old
fashioned CASTOR OF favored and
concentrated into Jelly form. Doctors
recommend 1t, tho same rs Castor OIL, add
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A sSc. jar OF CAsToR-JELL contains ten
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you less han Castor Oil such as o have
been used TO taking from childhood,
Buy q jar Of cAsToR-JELL from your
druggist today. Oct our money back II
you are not satisfied. That's our guarantee.
Nearly every family has CASTOR OIL
In the medicine chest, GO TO your druggist
now and buy = Jar OF CAsToR-JELL and
the next time CASTOR OIL Is needed by
any member OF the family, give them q
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the form Of CASTOR-JELL
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-01
0. p. SOLON ATTACKS
CRITICS OF LEAGUE

ASHTABULA, O., April 1,-Speaking
before the Ashtabula chamber Of COM
merCe yesterday Congressman John G.
Cooper, OF Youngstown, Republican, de-
nounced critics Of the league Of nations
and spoke in favor of the plan for world
peace as outlined in the covenant.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-01
STOPS III TIcKlE

Heals the Throat and Cures the Cough.
HAYES HEALING HONEY. Price 5bc,
a Tree box OF O-PEN-TRATE SALVE
for Chest Colds and Head Colds is en-
closed with every bottle. adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-01
| Miss B. M. Eckols
Tells How Cuticura
Healed Her Pimples
"Horrid pimples dishgured my face
for about one year and a half. They

hrst broke out IN tiny
white blisters and after a
while the blisters would
break. Then the pimples
were hard and red, and in
some places they were
very large. The large ones
came to a head, and the
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-21
RECRESAN A PARIS Los DELECAD0S|
ALEMANES QUE FUER0N A BERLIN
TRAEN MSTRUCCIONES DE FIRMAR Ell TRATAD0
Hoy Sc espera que presenter sus contra proposlclones, pues
manana expira ell plazo fijado por los aiados

.mundo conoceria bien la fecha posi-
tive Ell que Ia paz Sc firmaria, Q
bien la respuesta d~efinitiva de los
alemanes de 81 firr,arian o no el
tratado de paz.
Ademas de los delegados alemanes
tue regrcsaror de Berlin, viene e!
Director del Banco Aleman, y MEM,
bro de la mission financiera. Herr
Wasserman, quien sc unio Il los re-
presentantes %alenlanes en- Spa.
Aver por noche sc entreg0 a.
.jefe de Ii delegation dc paz alemana
"a respuesta de los aliados a ia nota
alemana relativa a los terminus fl
nancieros = econ0micos del tratado
de paz.
De las innumerables protestas que
los alemanes han hecho en- SIS diver
sas notas e~ntregadas hasta ahora a
:os aliados, dos de elias, de las MAE
im%portantes, son las que sc refieren
4 la confiscacion de la marina mer-
cante alemana. alegsndo como razon
para protcstar contra tai determine
ci0n. Ia dc que muchoS miles dc MA
rinos alemanes Sc quedaran sin tra-
f&jo al tomar los aliados ezos bar
cos.
La respuesta aliada a esta p~rotes-
ia dice que muchos miles de marines
aliados Sc han quedado SIN trabajo
por los hundinientos despiadados
que "llcvaror 4 cabo los submarines
alemanes de los barcos mercanteS
aliados V que tai condici6n debc
remediarse.
La otra protesta alemana es Ia que
Sc hacc contra Ia ancXion dc sus dis,
tritos carbonifcros. contestando los
aliados a tai objection dicicndo que
;os alcmancs durantc la guerra dess
:ruyeron completamentc los districts
carbonifcros del nortc Ge Francia y
QUO cl pals dcbe qucdar ell una ST.
tuacion DEF poGer proporcionalrc
81 propio carbon. cspecificandose
alderman en- Ia respuesta que Alema-
ria sera amplIamente abasteciGa del
carbon que necesite para su consume,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-21
NUEVE MIEMBROS DE La
COMISION AMERICANA
D~ISGUSTADOS POR Ell
TRATADO DE al
Tres de ellos presentaron su
renuncia con cardcter
de irreuocable

PARIS, Mayo 2U.-Nueve miena-
bros de Ia Comisi6n americana de
paz han presentado sus renuncias
como resultado de su disgusto con
los terminus del tratado dc paz con
Alemania, segun Sc supo aqui hoy.
Tres de las renuncias Sc dice que
han sido hechas de una maner IRE
vocable; las oCraS Sc han tenldo Ell
reserva Il petici6n de la comision.
Los tres miembros que ~presenta-
ron sus renuncias COZ caricter ire
vocable, son Ell Prof. A. \. Young.
de la Universidad de Cornell, Prir.
cipal Consejero en- asuntos economi-
cos: ell doctor Isiah Bowman, dc
Nueva York, Jefe de IL Division de
Information territorial, V Mr.. W. C..
Bullitt, Conseiero en- cuestlones ru-
Sas.
Los nombres de los otros seis CO.
Missionaries que nan ~presentado sus
renuncias, pero que las retuvieron a
petici6n de la Comision, no Sc han
dado 4 Ia publicidad. Sc sabe sin
embargo, que cstos han dado csc pasc
como una expression de desaproba-
cion de las supuestas transacciones
con sus principles. Quiza Sc concre-
taran a esta a%cci6n, considerable que
ella basta para demcstrar su disgusto
Y continuaran prestando sus servl-
clos; pero no asi los otroS tres MEM
bros citados, quienes no estan dis
puestos a trafalgar por mas tempo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-21
CONSTlNOPLA LIE SERA
DEJADA A TURQUIA

PARIS, Mayo 2O.-En vista de
los disturb!os de los nahometanoS
en- el Ilnperio Britannica, Ell Primer
Ministro ingles Sir David Lloyd
George, So muestra ahora err favor
de que Sc dele Coastantinopla q Tur-
quia. y zegun Sc dice, Ia Comisiost
americana de paZ. no We tai propo-
sici6n ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Los grie-
gos son los unicos que Sc oponeE
a tai proyecto, pres nj Francia, nj
Inglaterra, nj Italia. favorecen el
que esa capital Quede en- poder De
una o ultra nc esas naciones, pero al
lnismo tempo, los tres Sc oponen a
que los americanos tengan e! man
dato de esq c!udad, por ce!os de que
los Estados Unidos lleguen q optener
una posicion dominate en- e! cru
cero del mundo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-21
Tuuo lugar ell Gambia de Gre
denciales entire los aus
triacos y aLados

PARIS. Mayo 20.-Ayer en- la
tardc tuvo lugar cl Gambia dc Gre
dencialeS entire los delegados austria
COS Y los representatives dc los 60
biernos aliados Y asociados. Ell acto
tuvo lugar eli el historico pabellon
de Enrique ", en- donde naci6 Luis
XIV.
Segun Sc sabe. Ell proposito de los
aliados es Ell de entregar a los dele
gados austriacos, 81 tratado dc paz,
para fines de Ia presente semana y
para ell efccto Sc csta trabajando
muy activamente en- su formulation
por los miembros del Consejo Supre-
mo de Ia Conferencia de PaZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-21
ALEMANIA FIRMARA LA
PAZ, PERO DESPUES
DE N DOBLE
REVOLUCION
Tai es la opinion de los lide-
res del Partido socialista
independence

BERLIN. Mayo 20.-La opinion
de los lideres dc! Paruido Socialist
Independence acerca de la acepta-
cion Dor los a!emanes del tratado &c
paz. es Que Alemania firmara oe
una n eventual. ell tratado dc
paz. pero solanente despues dc cue
~sobrevenga una dicIadura militar u
otra revolucion. Sostienc1 los cltados
lideres que eli actual goblerno que
esta ahora llcvando Il cabo n pro-
paganda contra los terminus Gle paz,
ordenara que Sc cfcctuc un rcferen-
dunn. Y cue para cuando tai ocurra
el gobicrno habra de echarsc encinl&
una gran opos;ciou. para asegurar un
voto que rechaze los terminus.
AL ocurrir tai coss, Giccn los indie
tendencies socialists. cl Goblernc
pondra iEmeGiatamcntc IN dictador
nlilitar or cl poder. p"obablemcnte
a Herr Noske. actual hllistro &c
Defcnsa; cl pueblo sufr1ra hanlbre,
= las conuicioEcs &c vida SC haran in
soportables, pues los aliados aran&a-
ran V ocuparan nuevas Teg7oncs eE
el terrilorio alen:an.
Esio causara una revolucl6n que
derrocari Il la dictadura milItar y
entonces Sc cstaolecera TN nuevo
gobie-no en- cl poder cue firmara
los terminus de paz. baio TX cner-
gica protesta.
La anterior profecia ha oido hecha
por e. Dr.. RoGolfo Beitscheid. un1
de los mas promirentes lideres de los
socialists Independence. quien ma
nifesto que los terminus de paz eran
duros e injustos. pero Que el favore-
cia su fir1na, porQuc creia ssguro
III lcvaEt2nientc rolI.ico en- Fran,
cia e lnglaterrs y quiza hasta Ell los
Estados Unidos, que derrocaria a!
capitalismo Y pondaa en- ell poder
al proletsriado, 81 cual revisaria los
tcrGninos de paz y daria al pueblo
alenlan, condolences mas humans.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-21
Sc Necesitan Agentes
nara Vender Bicic!etas

Muchos jovencs estan
buen dinero to-
nando reiidos de ,as
exccleutes bicicletas mar
ca Ranger asi como
de llantas y accessories.
I'd. pucdc cscogcr cl
modclo que mas lc AGRA
dc. entire los que sc cuen-
soeupado. dcspues de Ia
escuela, diss DC fiesta.
Special" Racer" =
muchos otros. Cusndo
tan los sisu;entcs: Nc
torbike. ''Arch-Fran,e.'
'.Superbc,' Scout.
I'd. Sc pascc en- el
tempo que le quede de-
etc, muchos de sus ami
COS admirarin 81 MA
ou;na y facitmcntc pue-
de inducirlos = que pr
dan una vai;endoseH
listed. Cada bicit7a
Ranger" esta gara~i.
=ada por 5 amos ) ci
iamoso convcnio de
Treinta diaS de prucba-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-21

PARIS. Mayo 20.-El Condo Won
Observation-Disclosures. Warburg y los
deleeados alemanes que fueron a
Berlin hace dias, regresacon q Yer
sales aver al med|odia. o todos
sus e~1uipajes Y pocas horas despues
circulaba con lnsistencia 10 noticia
de que los citadoS REPRESENTATIVES
renian con ~lnstrucciones de firmar
ci tratado tan pronto como fuera po-
siblc, aun Ell el case de que no sc
pud!eran obrener ningunas ConceslO-
mes.
Tambien circui0 con msistencia el
rumor de que cl cnemlgo probable
n1eate pedira que la paz Sc firme
dentro de una semana, debido a IL
szorosa situaci6n politica en- Alema-
MA.
Respecto de las contra-proposicio-
mes alemanaS, sc sabe Que seran en-
tregadas al Primer Ministro Clemcn-
ceau. como el Presidente de Ia Con-
~ierencia de Paz, cuando mas tards
el jueveS pr6Ximo. que es Ia fecha
fijada para Ia expiration del plazo
dado Z los alemaneS para cons!derar
los terminus de paz.
Estas neutrality-suspicious. retail
daran probablemente Ia firrna del
tratado de paz. o cuando menos Ii
decision de 81 c. tratado de paz.
ser;t O no firmaop, FOR dos
@ tres semanas. En- circuios oficiales
~fraaceses, sin embargo. sc cXpresj
anoche Que para 81 dia 5 de JUNO. Ell
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-21
No Sc deshardn los Estados
Unidos de los barcos ale-
names confiscados

PARIS. Mayo 2o.-De Il MA
nera positiva puede m~anifestarsc
Que los Es5ados Unidos retendraG
700. 900 toneiadas de barcos alenia-
nes cue confisc&ron en- los puertos
americanos a. enrrar a IL guerra eae
pals. : pcsar de las protestas de les
ineleses acerca de Ia distribution
convenida por los ingleses hace una
semana Los Estados Unidos no SOL
taran los barcos alemanes confisca-
dos para que Sc dividan entire les
a!iados. de acucrdo o Ell tonelaje
hundido i cada %naciun. Dues de esta
Inglaterra o5teaGria la par
te del leon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-21
Mead Cycle Company.
DEPT. s. $50. CHICAGO. ILL
S E S E
DEPT. s. $50.

Z 4 > = , Z
Catlloso &c damas me1ieanas > otrss
nscional;dade.: cxtensa Gstz de hermosos
nombres.
;fandc UN DOLLAR y lie enr1asentes q
vnclta De corrco, nuestro complete Cata-
logo Matrimonial, con t~escripeiones COM
rietas de muchzs jovcncs . aisunas viz
das. que buscan a TN rnarido bueno y nom
RADIO. Puetc listed escibir a cuaiquicrs
de elias y contraer I'm fciiz matrimonio CT
muy brcvc tempo. Nosotros. POT nues:ra
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dc c,torbo Ell una probable FELICfDAD
MATRIMONIAL. Escriba hey rntsnno a:
COSMOPOLITAN CORRESPONDENTS
CLUE. P. O.. Be1 ass. Venice. Ca
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-21
LOS fUGO-ESLAVOS DE FTUME
Sc DIRIGIRAN AL PRESI.
DENTE WILSON

De- Serricio esr>e.c! dc Iii PEENSA"
ROMA. Mayo 20.-La prensa de
esta capital dice Que los yugo-eslavos
&C Fiume estan preparando una pc
ticion que elevaran al P~residente
Wilson denandandole que csa ciudad
sea declarada librc' ba 10 Ia protec-
cion americana.
Sc agrega quo en- Ia referida peti-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-21

cion figuran muchas firnas apo
crifas que tiercn por obicto producer
Ia impression de cue la mayor parte
de los habitantes del referido puer-
TO deesan esa soilci0n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-21

!, ,ATEHCIoN, ;ATEECIoN!
4 C.ASjRSE.
! Cataloso de ta.nas mcSicanss = otras
!, nacionaIidades y eIteasa lista dc her-
mosos nombrcs.
!, Euvicnos un DOLLAR solanentc = nos
, otrcs ic remiti-croe. a Tueita de CO.
!, rco, n1cstro complete cataloSo matt
, rnoni.I con ~descripeioncs octalladxs. 70
ToGRAF1AS, NoMBRES Y DIRECClo-
I SES Le ~jovercs. ssnorSs = scnoT1tas
: ncxicanas : &c otras naeiona!idades. al
! -luas vhuGas dc intaehables snteeedcr-
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y licito. No pernita, pues. que La De
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medic entire I'd. y SUI nauy rosi5ic FL
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-21

DE La FAERICA Al - ~
EECTAMENTE: TODD compraoor &c
c;cleta n.rca Range (seSun nuestro plan
de- cnvios directos de Ia fabri:a al compra-
dor) -eribe un apsrato de alta caliaad, =
Ires;o de mayoreo y pucde usarlo duraate
treinta dias an.es De accptar c:inIavamcn-
to ri oueLarse con Il. ST por cualquter CIR
cunstanc;a no Is de 81 aSrado. pucde de-
volvernosla. paEando I'd los Gastes. pero SIN
cue nosotros lc cobremos un ccntaFo por e
uso cue ha hecho durante so dias.
C!ADA BICICLETA Els =
conp-aSor. Paaanos todos los gastos de
t,aspo-tc de nuestrs fabrica en- Chicago a a.
car donde I'd. reside. 81 I'd. desea ser
Agente de n~uest-ss maquinas o 5icn cese~
adouirir una bucna biciclcta, c5crioa hoy ms
mo pidiendonos nucstro gran catilogo dc BIZ
cicletas Ranger. cl cue lc envia:cmos a6-
solutamcntc gratis. asi como condlcioneS de
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-10-02
CITIZENS ASK FOR
TREATY RATIFICATION

Local citizens, to the number of %,
sent letter to Senators Chamberlain
and McNary Tuesday, asking for an
early ratification of the Peace Treaty
and Covenant for the League of Ma
tions The letter forwarded was as
follows
We, the undersigned citizens of Hood
River, urge your support of an early
ratification Of the Peace Treaty, in
cluding the Covenant for the League
of Nations, without amendments.
We do not fear interpretative clauses
if these merely clarity the language of
the convention, but we do not want
the Peace Treaty mutilated and de-
stroyed. We register most strongly
our protest against any movement that
will carry the Peace Treaty back to
the council board, thus opening the
wav for endless amendments and the
way for Germany, herself, to have a
chance for naming other terms than
those imposed.
The petition was circulated generally
around the city. The number of de-
cllned to sign, expressing an opposition
to the League, while stated that
their minds had not been made up.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-10-02
Notice OF Sheriff Sale

In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Hood River County.
Mary L. Gould, Plaintiff, VS.. W. D..
Rogers, Daisy Z. Havens. c. d. Ha-
vens and Thomas Mcpherson. Defend
ants.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of writ of execution and order of sale
issued out of the circuit court of the
state of Oregon, for Hood River coun.
ty, by the clerk thereof. on the lst day
of October. 1919, in certain suit
wherein Mary l.. Gould was plaintiff
and W. d. Rogers, Daisy E. Havens,
G. d. Havens and Thomas Mcpherson,
were defendants, and in which said
suit the plaintiff recovered judgment
against the defendant Daisy f. Ha.
vens, on the lst day of October. 1919,
for the sum of $500, together with the
interest thereon at the rate of seven
per cent per annum since the 4th day
of December. 1917, for the further sum
of $500 attorneys fees, and for plain.
tiff's costs and disbursements in said
suit, taxed at $40, which writ of execu-
ton commands me, as sheriff of said
county to make sale of the real prop
erty described in said judgment and de-
cree to satisfy SAID sum, and the costs
and expenses of said sale
| will. therefore, at the hour of 1870
O'Clock a. m., on Saturday, the lst day
of November. 1919, at the front door of
the courthouse in the city of Hood
River, Hood River County. Oregon,
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash in hand. all the right,
title and interest which the defendant
Daisy Z. Havens had on the lst day of
December, 1916, the date of plaintiffs
said mortgage, or which either of the
defendants have since acquired therein,
and which property is described as fol-
lows
Lot 5, Block 2, Stranahan's First Ad.
dition to the city of Hood RIVER, Ore
gon.
Dated and first published this End
day of October, 1919.
Thomas F. Johnson,
Sheriff of Hood River County,
o2o30 Oregon.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-10-02

The Glacier Office carries Bntter paper,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-22
STATE WILL BORROW
s65O,O0O ON NOTES
Board Examiners Makes Addi-
tional Issue-$450,000 Or
dered Tuesday for Roads
Rescinded Today.

Additional treasury notes of s6o0,000,
as authorized by the last legislature TIC
provide funds to put the state on a
cash operation basis pending receipt of
tax collections for 1919, were ordered
late Tuesday afternoon by the state
board OF examiners. The receipts from
the sale of the notes will go into the
general fund.
Notes totaling s450,O00 to finance the
states highway work. which were or
dered Tuesday were rescinded this
morning. Guy Bowerman, finance COM
missioner and w. j. Hail. commits
sioner of public works, informed the
board that receipts from various
sources, including automobile licenses,
will make available sufficient revenue
to avoid the necessity of issuing the
notes.
Instead of registering warrants and
ma king the states creditors wait un-
til funds came in with which to pay
them as had been the plan, the last
legislature adopted the plan of borrow
ing the money to pay the warrants so
that all current bills might be met
within few days of their coming due.
Registered warrants draw per cent,
while the notes draw Az per cent.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-22

way minimize the greatness OF your
task. It was his desire to be with you
from time to time, to guide and help.
That is now impossible.
when write him, telling Of the
situation within this conference and
doing 1t without color, hope, he wrote
this letter. 1t is addressed to you and
signed by him, lying in his bed on his
back. When he had concluded reading,
Secretary Lane said:
II suggest. gentlemen, as an appre-
citation of this letter coming from the
chief magistrate Of the nation, coming
from him on his sick bed, that you
tender to him rising vote of thanks"
This was given unanimously.
John Spargo, Socialist, saying such
a vote was not an adequate expression,
suggested that a reply be sent assur-
ing the President that the conference
would remain at work until its work
was finished. III. A Wheeler. for the
employers, seconded the motion.
Gompers then took the floor He said
that labor groups subscribed to every
expression of appreciation Of the Presi
dents letter. but that It was unfair to
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-22
DRAAK NOT COMING TO
WRESTLE SANTEL; BUT
GREEK CHAMP ON WAY

After the promoter had made the
arrangements for opening the winter
athletic season in Boise with heavy
weight wrestling match between Ad
Santel and Tom Draak. champion of
Holland the latter's manager wired
that it couldn't be done because of a
conflict in dates. So it either had to
be a later date or another wrestler.
Promoter Collins does not like post
ponements, so he burned up some tel
egraph wire and secured another big
heavy for Ad to test
The date remains the same, next
Tuesday Oct. IS. The place remains
the same, Pinney Theatre. The stan
dard of the match remains the same.
For the contender who wired today
that he would accept terms and come
to Boise Friday to be in readiness is
Gus Kervasos. champion of the Hell
lenic isles, late of the American Ex-
peditionary forces, "A big fellow wor-
thy Santel's best efforts.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-22
MEMORIAL FUND.

Returns from all parts of the state
show that the Roosevelt Memorial
fund is meeting with spontaneous re-
Spouse, Frank r. Gooding, state chair
man announced today at state head
quarters. He is greatly pleased over
the showing that is being made. In
dications are the $4,000 quota given
this state will be raised.
The Ada county executive committee
has authorized the following business
houses to accept memorial subscrip-
tons: Oxford hotel, Sweet-Teller
Hardware Company; Golden Rule
store: Idanha hotel; Standard Optic
ian Company; Smith & Veatch Real
Estate company: Jenkins Furniture
company; Cash Bazaar; Overland Ma
tional Bank; Overland Pharmacy;
Boise City National Bank; First Ma
tional Bank; Idaho Hardware and
Plumbing Company; Falk Mercantile
company; The Mode; Statesman Print
ing Company; Pacific National Bank;
Capital News Publishing Company.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-22

CO. operation within industry may have
been secured and II new machinery
needs to be designed by which a mini
mum of conflict between employers and
employees may reasonably be hoped for,
that we should make an effort to Sc
cure its adoption. 1t can not be ex-
pected that at every step all parties
viii agree upon each proposition or
method suggested. 1t is to be ex-
pected, however. that as "a whole, a
plan or program can be agreed upon
which will advance further the pro-
ductive capacity of America through
the establishment of surer and heart
Ter cooperation between all the ele
ments engaged in industry.
The public expects not less than that
you shall have that one end in view
and stay together until the way Is
found leading to that end or until it is
revealed that the men who work and
the men who manage American in
dustry are SO set upon divergent paths
that all efforts at cooperation are due
to failure
IL renew my appeal that with a full
comprehension of the almost incom-
parable Importance of your task to
this and to other peoples and with full
faith In the high patronism and good
faith of each other you push your task
to a happy conclusion.
\. (Signed) "WOODROw WILSON"
Following the reading Of the Presi-
dents letter when the conference was
expected a move from the labor group
indicating whether or not 1t would
withdraw, a, motion to send to the
President the conferences assurance
that 1t would stay on the Job, brought
an objection from President Gompers
He asked permission for this group to
withdraw and adjournment was taken
for half an hour.
Before beginning to read the Presi
dents letter, Secretary Lane said:
DESIRED TO BE PRESENT.
The President does not in any