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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09

India has u rivers held sacred
by the natives
The Greeks began in works OF art
exactly where the Egyptians left off
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09

X-ray burns are treated the same
as those from flame.
King Ferdinand of Rumania
drives his own car.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-08-10
WARRANTS FOR soME. NONE FOR OTHERS

THE Shoup rangers certainly privileged lot.
They their methods interpret the laws to suit
themselves and stalk thru this supposedly American
munity did the warmad kaiser thru helpless Belgium.
The boast that it s"open season" for striking
miners and union organizers Hence, when they wish to
persecue any these they trouble themselves
about the formality of securing for their
rest. but grab their beat him up, drag him Jail
and cunger up charge later at their leisure
When strikebreaker other tool of the opera
rangers say they must have before they
arrest.
This partial method has carried out time after
time They go to camp drag union miner from his
home beat him up and throw him in Jail without any
rant but when mine super stands in the and shoots
union organizer and his wife in broad daylight and
later tells said organizer he win mot miss him
time the and sheriff positively refuse to
him without warrant.
This statement is dream, is it the result OF
prejudice 1t is fact Dozens of union have been
arrested without legal authority formality but
when Frank Hefery, union organizer and his wife
shot by (said TO have been a mine superinten-
dent, in company with another SUPERB appeal to the
sheris office ELECTED the information that do
nothing without warrant"
We would submit this hghhanded method of ''law
forcemen" Governor Shoup and the officers
of the present state administration. =
This matter will probably be tested understand
will be secured for the arrest of the mine
supers charged with shooting Mr.. and Mrs. Hefery
Sunday and the will probably be taken into
that take conzance of these variable methods
--Walsenburg Independent.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-08-10

LAST weeks Paonian felicitates itself the proba
bty that the Dotsero cutoff will be built when the
Moffat Tunnel is completed No imminent danger of
sudden action then As the board of of
the Tunnel get the money spent they will resign and
will hear of that scheme.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-08-10

SENATOR NORRIS of Nebraska, says: II have never
found anything to equal the propaganda in favor of
Henry Ford 1t is impossible to for office in Alabama
unless you for Ford and his Muscle Shoals proposal
And before the presidential election rolls round
this propaganda will be 'ketchin" all the U. s.
Montezuma Journal.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-08-10

THE Colorado state penitentary has doubled the
number of it had five when prohibition
effect; thus prohibition empties your prisons
Also that other myth about prohibition decreasing
taxes.-Creede Candle.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-08-10
LAW AND ORDER

stand for the strict enforcement of all the laws of
without class No group Of people is above the
law but all alike must conform to its provisions. Law is
justice is meted ALL 1t is because have come
to believe that violate law while others may
be obeyed not because force compe obedience but be-
eau obedience makes for the Of society and
consistently guard the rights OF the individual if law is
order is undergoing constant evolutionary So
must law if it would keep pace with progress Law lags
ica at every attempt have law adapt itself the
growing demands of public morality"
1t is not enough to compel by force obedience
This necessary it should be the part of the
lead to disorder and Iawessness Underlying breach
of law is This does not justify the breach but it
ioes put upon the State the obligation removing
cause.
l stand for the immediate abolition of the Ranger
force the law give the Governor ample pow
the Of thousands Of dollars and
in have been of lawessness by disre
their attempts to discharge their sworn duties The Rang
have frequently been provocative of serious trouble
county and city in the which does
for peace
TAXATION
The constantly increasing taxes in Colorado of
small farmer. An impartial survey would be
made by business should be made by the Boards
many them consolidating mantainance
Of many Of these Boards has become of question
am in favor of placing the finances of the State
budget system. sound budget system enforced by
Commissioner of judgment and power well COM
of the best methods of securing economy
n state government. The u s. government has set
worthy example in adopting and enforcing budget
system. t.- - s1as
Not only should taxation be reduced by careful
of the states and the elimination
usess commissioners but the burden of taxation should
he fairly distributed The small home
ries large portion Of the taxes Of Colorado Some
method be found to shift Of the burden
alton from these people to the holders q soc bonds
moneys and other intangible property who escape
of the greater part Of their share Of tie
Ieested should the leg
slature offering possible remedy for the problem
TRANSPORTATION
Some parts Of our State are inadequately supplied
with transportation facilities while others utterly
void Of railroads Since trucks take the place.
time least of it
parsey settled sections of the Where Transports
tion facilities inadequate it should be the Of the
Public Utilities Commission the utmost possible
consideration from the railroads and compel better
cilities where they unwilling to supply them.
LABOR
The Industrial Commission of the State should be
yaned that capital labor may be represented by
of their choosing Labors right to bargain col
ectvey be recognized and labor be
its constitutional rights including the right
full assemblage for the purpose discussing affairs
Those who incite to riot should be arrested.
Most of the prevailing unrest in the ranks of labor
from the fact that receive less than living
If individualism is continue the outstanding
of order in American industry
PRIMARY EJECTT(
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-08-10

THE Republican party this year, in addition to its
many other Affections has the support of the Denver
And Incidentally. the Post insists selecting the
candidate for governor.-Creede Candle.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-08-10
STATE PRIMARY

The primary is the best method adopted for giving
the people opportunity to their choice for
The Primary Law should be amended to make it less
cumbersome and effective but it be Grip
will be made to abolish the Primary Law Improve
it to DEATH prominent Republican has refused to run
for Governor because of the primary law The old
ton system stencil OF Amerca
tics and the direct Primary offers the only
the control of nominations by the privileged hope
the day when for the President be
made by popular Primary
PROHIBITION
stand for the enforcement of the Eighteenth
Amendment Colorado Prohibition State before
is said that local option" still prevails through the con-
nivance of the local officials This illegal and flag
State and If elected Governor shall do my best to
stamp it OUT
SOCIAL LEGISLATION.
living for its workers. but Of protection Of the
health Of the and women Of tomorrow. law pro-
vidng for the establishmsntr Of minimum WaRe for
women passed In this sta&s in 1913 1T wa revised in
1917 to provide for living wage basis for the eter
IMITATION Of the minimum In spite Of this however no
order hss been entered and inquiry made by
the stete favor immediate question
so that the law may be enforced. ST. -. q - >
favor the strict enforcement of the eight hour
for women now on the statute books. rs.f lts
The State Of Colorado should Immediately meet the
Federal appropriation for maternity provided
by the Shepherd Towner Surely motherhood of
the state deserves consideration as do good reads
where the federal appropriation has been met
AS badly as reduction Of taxation and economy in
state expenditures is needed such and economy
of the public school system state The state should
be jealous in its claim for minimum education and
health for its children that equality of opportunity
the for life should be cannot afford
to impair the splendid work done behalf coming
citizens by the public schools higher institutions
of learning supported by the Observation-Disclosures.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-08-10

ONCE it quite a big thing to start strike. The
hero the Strike Starter That
faded and it then became big thing settle strike"
The Strike Settler the great Strikes
maneuvered that woud-be officials could get a start
toward by settling them. But that game is
played Settling strike doesn't anything
the strike does remain settled the very settlement
often the seeds of outbreak The service
that stands challenging is the Prevention of Strikes
and the of their This summers strikes
perceived beforehand They deliberately PERMITTED
Thus glory will arise from their being set
tied The whole question has been shifted to another
plane-Henry Ford, in Dearborn Independent.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-08-10
DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES
WILLIAM E. SWEET
Having been designated by the Democratic State Assembly
of the three candidates for Governor be voted upon
the Primary September 12h desire make personal
declaration Of principles:
ENDORSE ENTIRELY THE PLATFORM
ADOPTED BY THE STATE ASSEMBLY,
July 81, 1922

and believe it should, then required to pay
living and where profits conflict the payment
of living the demands of give way to
the rights of humanity Capital has rights
to those of This has been the agelong struggle of
civilization with the rights of winning slowly. Only
by recognizing that man has naenable right life,
liberty and the pursuit of happiness
be finally established.
COOPERATIVE MARKETING
believe that the state government should help the
farmer create nonpro cooperative marketing organza
tions The office of Market Director should be established
to furnish leadership advice and counsel the
order that these organizations be formed sound
business principles. This does not a bureau
but emphasizing cooperative marketing in present
Bureau
Cooperative marketing has made wonderful strides
under State help in California Wisconsin, many other
southern states Since storage is absolutely
successful cooperative marketing believe the State
should build warehouses at convenient points where
produce be stored until it be marketed the
best On the Western Slope thousands
potatoes wasted every because transportation
facilities not ample to carry the potatoes Market
and there sufficient where they an be
properly stored Wool storage is greatly needed. The
credit of the farmer would be greatly stabilized by
plan well the price at which farm products
be sold to the The idea of storage warehouses
is not new. A Cooperative Marketing law has been
passed by Congress and to make of this law,
storage system must be devised, and is under
sideration
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-08-10

THIS week we are rsprintng extended article
giving 25 reasons for industrial ills 1t is
We wish every reader d Ais psper would clip and pre-
this list Of 26 wo Absolutely the
tinies Of the Republic aw prssung that the voters
in the future, in the past permit them to do Be-
why they should continue 50. They the
direct bipoduct Of political Incidence and they poi
at its This article appeared in
the Grand Junction Daily Sentinel advertisement,
sponsored by the railroad labor organizations
but in this paper it is printed because think
valuable document that should reach all the
before they continue these men as our rulers
25 men, none of whom recognized passably
good citizens of whom have rendered any
service emitting them to Difference respect
trolling the basc industries of the country exercising
almost life and death powers hundred and
millions of people. We acknowledge with thanks the
of the Sentinel who request loaned their
slugs of this article for reproduction herein.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-08-10

JUDGE WHEELER of Grand Junction, has been named
Democratic candidate to oppose Judge Logan pres
incumbent, the Seventh District. ago
stated that in opinion Judge Logan should be
elected to fill the position he holds by appointment
without opposition No has urged single objec tion
to him except that he is Republican and while this
be less misfortune, it in way impugns his
ability judge. Two hence will likely be
asking support for Judge Black Democratic ticket
He is able and unsatisfactory to Republicans only
because he is Democrat We believe hand should
wash the other. We have two excellent judges. Both
should be retained We esteem Judge Wheeler greatly
but not friendly to his election at Judge Logans
pense We hope to this county give Judge Logan
policy demands it. -s
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-09-29
FOLLOWING THE JACKIES
The Navy Y. M. c. A. Opened N Far
Distant China.

Shanghai. Ch!Hs.-Business men,and
women from New York and other cities
OF the United States were in attend.
ance at the opening of the new Amer.
lean Navy Y. NJ. C. A. Forty American
women, headed by Mrs. c. S. Lobingier,
formerly Of New York, had charge Of
the arrangements
The orchestra from Admira, Rod.
gers flagship played during the after.
noon and evening. Among the VISIT
ors were: Consul-General Sammons,
Admiral Rodgers, Judge C. S. Lobin.
gier and many prominent members Of
the American community as well a.
American sailors in port.
The new Shanghai "Y" IL q three
story structure with sleeping quarters
for eighty men and contains gymna-
SUM. auditorium, dining rooms, bill.
lizard and reading and writing rooms.
Hostesses for the reception were:
Mrs. w II, Lunt. W. c. Sprague, Mrs.
l.. F. Shapely, Mrs. ]. B. Sawyer, Mrs.
4. +. Cobbs, Mrs. J. W. Gallagher, Mrs.
c. II. Tucker, Mrs J. II. Dollar, Mira
c. P. Holcomb and others.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-09-29
WOMEN IN THE "Y"
Overseas Workers to Be Retained IN
Permanent Service.

Atlanta, Ga.-Possibility OF the use
OF former overseas women workers of
the Army and Navy Y. NJ. C. A. In ci.
william city associations and other parts
OF tho local Y. VI. C. A. work under
the expansion program. is a thins
which is deeply engaging the attention
of Y. VI. c. A. leaders in all parts Of
the country.
IL Is expected that the south.wids
campaign for the extension OF the Y.
M. c. A. civilian work in this and
twelve other states OF the southland
rs well as the District OF Columbia
October Goth to 30th. will create place,
for large numbers OF comparatively
new association workers.
Before the last war the work NJ
women In the Y. M. c. A. was largely
confined TO the organization OF a
"women's auxiliary" OF the associa.
ton which usually did admirable work
In n volunteer way by preparing sup
pers and social events peculiar TO the
skill OF women. But their use as EN-.
ployes was generally discouraged er
ceft as office workers in the capact
ties OF cashiers or stenographers.
However. the war In fits imperious
Martin way insisted on the participa-
ton OF women in IT, Several hundred
women were sent TO France and their
work was probably more consistently
successful than any other part of the
"" war work in France Many of
those women have come back fired
with a desire to continue in "Y" work
In America. Most experienced asso-
citation leaders are in favor OF II.
Some city associations have already
placed women on their payroll TO do
much the same kind OF work that they
did in France for two years without
remuneration.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-09-29

Geo. A. Williams, j. N. Willis,
Wm.. and John Jefferson all of
Sneedviile. while on their wry to
Moraistown Monday evening.
was caught in a very bad auto
mobile accident when the car in
which they were riding ran wild
and went over the embankment
Of the road on the North side of
Copper Ridge two miles from
Treadway. Mr.. Willis and Mr.
williams were both painfully
hurt, Mr.. Willis suffered severe
internal injuries. a bad wound
on the arm and other bruises on
the body. his condition is serious.
Mr.. Williams suffered a very Sc
we're shakeup when tie car In
which they were riding plunged
over a fifteen foot cmbankment
and landed against a tree; none
of the other occupants were hurt
the car was badly demolished.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-09-29
RIGHT ON THE lob
The "Y" Secretaries Look
After the Comfort of
Returned Soldiers.

New INSTRUMENTATION OF the
services given by the V. NJ. c. A. 10
the Marines Of the Fourth Brigade al
the time OF their parade in New YorE
Is carried in letter of Mai. Gen.
George Barnett, just received at the
association headquarters, SAT Madison
Avenne.
81 have just been Informed by the
Commanding Officer of the Fourth
Brigade OF Marines" writes .daj. Bar
nett, "of the very helpful assistance
and cooperation with the parade Of
the Second Division. A. E. F., in New
York, or / would have written you
sooner and expressed my appreciation.
Your efficient and decidedly useful
services on that occasion aided mate
rally in the successful carrying out of
the parade, and both personally and
on behalf OF the Fourth Marine Bri-
gade, | wish to convey, 10 you. and
through you to the other officials and
co-workers OF your organization, my
sincere grateful appreciation"
Companies OF the Fifth and Sixth
Regiments. United Estates Marines, Of
Pershing's own composite regiment,
were looked after by the ~ at the re.
cent parade of the First Division in
New York. Maj. Fred A. Parker was
commanding and the companies in.
cluded 234 mon and eight officers. AS.
ISOLATION workers also cared for them
on troop trains and are now perma,
nensy located in their camps.
When the Marines with Pershing's
outfit arrived In New York they were
not only furnished with the usual 'Y'
delicacies, but. during the long hours
Of waiting attendant to the parade,
were given food by the Red Triangle.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-09-29

The News has heretofore ad-
vocated the building of the road
or, the completion of the road
from Sneedville to the Claiborn
county line so as to connect with
the pike road now being COM
pleted from Lone Mountain and
Tazewell 10 the Hancock county
line below Sneedville, and again
call attention to the fact that
this is the most feasible road to
be built in Hancock county at
this time.
The Claiborn county road lead
ing from the Hancock county line
in the 7th, Dist. to Lone Noun
tain and Tazewell Is now being
completed. they are now putting
gravel on this road, and if Han
cock county would build or finish
building the road from Sneedviile
to the county line and connect
with the claiborn county road, we
would have an autlet to the rail-
road and we could go from
Sneedville To Lone Mountain or
Tazewell in one hour.
This road from Sneedville to
the Claiborn county line is alrea-
dy graded, and in fair shape to
receive the gravel withe a little
widening and cleaning out. and
the grace is good, with NJ river
to bridge and no mountains to
climb, and is by far the cheapest
road thai Hancock county can
build so as TO get out to the rail-
road and why does not our people
pull for this road anu lets get out
into the world.
Hancock is the only county in
the State that has no railroad
and not foot of pike roads in
the entire county. we can have
roads if We are willing to Ply for
the building of them, and TO
pay Cor good roads is money
well spent. BY all means lets
have the Lone mountain road
built
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-09-29

Nothing makes us all so one. as
the fact that we have childrsn
and have mothers. tits beautiful
to know as we now know, that
the cradle songs of all the races
of the worle haye had a common
origin. and back in the misty prast
the cave-mother sang her baby
to sleep with a song that in all
essential respects, was probably
the same song your mother and
mine sang to us.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-09-29

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The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-09-29
who have somethieg in common
with the rest of US.

The tight wad is what keeps
any town from being bigger and
better. he blocks all improvement
if hetah, he trades out of town
never spends a nickel at home or
anywhere else if he can help it,
if he could kill two birds with
ohe ston he would want the stone
back after he had thrown it.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-09-29
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The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-09-29
PRESIDENT wILsoN's OPINION.

In his great address before the Pitts
burg Y. NJ. !. A.. President Woodrow
Wilson said:
you can test a modern community
oy the degree OF its interes; in its
Young Mems Christian Association.
Yon can test whether II knows what
road Il wants TO travel or not: you
caa test whether 70 Is deeply inter.
es:cd in the spiritual and essential
prosperity OF fits rising generation. {
10 not know Of any test that can b,
'Yore conclusively put TO . community
h.1 that"
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-09-29

The loafer eats food, breathes
air and occupies space just like a
producer and he don't do a lick of
work. nevertheless. he generally
his life's ambition, and learns to
excel in one thing; he can sit lon
ger in the same plac and talk a
bout more people aud raise more
trouble than any other person.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-09-29

The person who thinks it would
be lovely to be always Young is
very foolish. Age is one of the
essential elements in a beautiful
and complete life. without age
nothing of our youth would have
any meaning.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-09-29

L fat man is always out of luck
. handkerchief and shoe laces are
the only thing made ready to wear
that he can buy that will fit.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-09-29

II God really intended to pun
ish Adam when he turned him
out of the garden Of Eden, he
never would have allowed Eve
b 60 along with him.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-09-29

No doubt Job was a patient
man. but we will just bet he never
called en- the telephone and found
the line busy six times a day and
never cussed.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-09-29

He, is the greatest and happiest
man whose life is open on the
most sides; who has the greatest
curiosity about the largest num-
Der of things. and who is at home
under the largest number Of di-
verse circumstances.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-09-29

II there is an x mark on your
payer or. wrapper this week !
means your:time is out, and..it is
. special request for you. to re-
new. as the postal laws require
that all subscriptions be paid in
sdvance.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-09-29

Senator l. C, Jarvis. j. A
Maness and c. Nj. Collins have
gone to Knoxville to sec the sights
ut the fair.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-09-29

Entered Ms second-class matter
April /, 1921, at the Postoffice
ct Sneedville. Tennessee under
the Act of March 3, 1879.