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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-07-17
COMMISSIONERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of County Commissioners of
Garrett county will meet in their Of
flee at the Court House in Oakland, on
MONDAY, AUGUST 4th, 1924,
for the purpose of transacting regu-
lar business.
W. G. MEYERS, Clerk.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-07-17

Goat.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1924-03-27

co.
Lands
n Mortgages
to handling
ONCE Bush
Dakota.
|op.
|rop.
trictiy SAINT
barber work
connection
dry. Stoves
evening
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1924-03-27
ANOTHER MINIATURE WINTER

The old tradition is that if March
comes in like a lamb, ii will so out
like a lion." And it appears as though
tradition will run true to form, and
that those who would hasten to dis
card the woolens for cooler wearing
apparel had best think thrice before
carrying the thought into action.
Just al a time when preparations
were being made to clean up the
yards; start the gardens; listen to the
cheerful song of the robin: along
comes King BOreas Ton Monday with
another mantle of white, dashing all
those fond hopes to atoms, temper
arily at least.
However, the cold was in the air
and the rays of Old Sol could not ne
keenly felt until that was removed,
therefore, let us retain our ardent
hopes that this will be the last snow
and that another week will find us
realizing our anticipations of the
balmy air of spring.
II will not be long ere we would
welcome some of the present cold, for
we have yet to find a climate that is
just as we want ii the year around.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1924-03-27
FARMERS UNION TO
FORM BIGGER ASSOCIATION

In view OF recent developments I'm
Cooperative Marketing, at Sioux
City and other river points, whereby
the cooperative marketing of live
stock has received a fresh impetus,
the Local Units of the Farmers IN
ion called a meeting of the County
Organization, through its president,
Mr.. Clifford Rush, in the Club Rooms
at st. Lawrence, Tuesday, March Is,
to formulate plans for a bigger asso-
citation in this county. AT this meet,
ing il was decided to call a meeting
OF the members of the local associa-
ton and all interested to talk things
over and perfect plans for the extern
sion Of the cooperation idea in the
county.
This meeting will be held on the
date of the next regular meeting of
the Hand County Farmers Union
Saturday, April 9Th. at st. Lawrence,
and all interested are asked to be
present and take an active part.
Mr.. +. A. Utrecht of Platte. S. d.,
a director of the Farmers Union Live
stock Commission Co, OF Sioux City.
will address the meeting giving a
brief summary of the results already
accomplished.
Guy Barnes.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1924-03-27
CHURCH
Paul Gardner, Pastor

The Methodist Episcopal Church of
America Is engaged in A great World
Service programme. Its four million
members propose to raise for world
service-to save the worId-this year
$4,000, 900, a little less than two.
thirds of the cost of our latest super.
~dTeadnaught, the West Virginia of
our United States navy. Americas
great scientist said recently. The
greatest need of science is for a re
%naissaDce Of Character" That is what
w propose to help bring about. Tie
local church will do its part. Next
Sunday morning the pastor will speak
on phase Of this world program,
America, the Home Field"
Sunday School at noon. Be present.
Last Sunday the attendance went
above the previous high mark-160
present. Epwcrth League at $50.
Good attendance last Sunday.
Theme for evening service. when
Belief Is Not Belief" Everybody in
vited to worship with us.
MONCuR-Good attendance and in
~teresting and helpful service last Sun
day. Sunday School at two o'clock
and preaching at three. next Sunday.
Come one, come all.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1924-03-27
RESOLUTION OF COINCIDENCE

Resolution OF the death of Neigh
Dor. j. l.. futile, Miller. S. Oak.
WHEREAS. it has pleased the Di-
vine Ruler of the Universe to summon
from this life our beloved Neighbor,
j. l.. futile, of Miller, s. Oak, who
has been among us these years.
WHEREAS, in the death Of said
Neighbor, we realize the said Frater-
nifty has lost a good Neighbor and his
family the help and advice of a loving
husband and father,
THEREFORE,, he it resolved that
we the members of said Excelsior
Camp, No. Ills, Modern Woodman Of
America of Miller, S. d., extend to
the bereaved family our most sincere
and heartfelt sympathy in this sad
hour of afictiOn.
AND RESOLVED further that this
resolution be spread on the books OF
this Camp, and a copy thereof be for
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1924-03-27

warded to said bereaved family at
Miller, 8. ID.
Excelsior Camp. No. Ills, M. w. A.
w. A. Mcdowell,
j. o. Waters,
nj. S. Helling,
Committee.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1924-03-27
GO
G Heights.

c Heights.
the electric
Ill here and
on the light
|ole. went to
business.
ling into de-
Gee Of cult
now sought
lion in Hau.t
calthy one.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1924-03-27

The "high stand
ard" qualities Of
Loare Brothers Pro-
ducts haze long
been ~recognissd.
Their remarkable
eoVering and hid
ing ability, ease Of
APPLICATION, and
unusual durability
are essential quail
ties for a beautifully
finished, Permanent
,s.vh.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-07

"a few words in conclusion; the
problem which the author set HIM
self, of solving the question of the
d!fferential diagnosis of febrile
conditions in the tropics, was
difficult one, and could only be un-
dertaken buy physician of wide
experience endowed with powers Of
sound clinical observation. This
task DR.. Torregrosa has performed
most satisfactorily, and if this Sc
ries of papers were to be amplified
by the conclusion of few more
cases described in detail and tenn
perature charts illustrative of the
conditions dealt with, the result
would form an excellent text book
of Tropical Pyretology" (Algu
mas palabras para concluir: la tarea
que Ell autor Sc impuso de solucio-
mar problemas de diagn6stico dife-
rencial de los estados febriles en-
los tr6picos, era una bien dif{cil
L sR MENDIA MORALES Y LA
RELIGIoSA EN- LAS
rGNITrT pTTRTJHAC
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-07
Nunca Falla

"Cuando todoS los otros remedios
han fa!Iado. el Elixir de Leonardo
para In Sangre" me euro. LAS gcnte~
en- todas las ciudadeS Y puebloS donde
Sc vende este remedio hacen esta hon
rada declaration. FL testimonio dc
agradecimento de hombres mujeres
que han sufrido causa de enferme
dadeS de impureza de la sangre como
81 RemnatiSmo. el Catarro, ei Enyen
enamiento de Ia Sangre AfeccioneS
I.scrofuIosas Ulceras, Debilidad Nel-
viosa Y Agotamiento. eS 10 que ha
hecho del Elixir de Leonardo para In
Sangre rl Rcmedio que Sc destaca
como el meior depurativo de la sangre.
del Siglo Neinte.
Este remedio produce sangre rica y
rOia. RpconStituye cl SistemI da
nueva cnergia vigor Il los enfermoS
los dfbilcs. ST necesita listed una
medicina para Ia sangre comprc ci
"E1ixir de Leonardo para la Sangre.
Siempra da buen0s resutados.
II Doctor A. Il. Sanford. de En-
nirp. C.X. conSidcra ii Elixir de
Leonardo para In Sangre' entire las
meiores medicinas que SO fasrican para
In sangre la enC0ntrado qu" colta
caSos persStenteS de 'enfermcdadcs de
Ia sangrc muy rIpidamrnte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-07
Ell sR. MENDIA MORALES Y LA
ENSENANzA RELIGIoSA EN- LAS
ESCUELAS PUBLICAS
Continuation de Ia pag. 4

EScolares'' Sc encuentra LA CORA
rezar, hija mia. We q rezar hija mia. Y
cion por Todos', que dice: ''ve a
ante todo ruega a DIOS, rusga .
DIoS por til madre. - tPlega,
RIA, es otra de las canciones 1ue les
niiios entonan en- las escuelas y Su
letra es asi:
"SENOE que compasivo bienes re-
parties. sENoR, DIos DE LOS Gle
Los, que diste madre los rinos, a
los pobres nillos. -
De otro lbro de ''Canciones Escola-
res'' ton1amos este:
t,"Jesus Divine, del mundo Silva
dor. - etc. La oracion de Ia
Manana'', ''Noche Buena'', Los he
yes Magos" "Plegaria" Y otras NIL
chas canciones son de puro sabo: re
ligioso, Cristiano; Sc invoca en- esaa
sencillas estrofas Ell nombre de dos,
Sc habl adel naciiniento de Cristo; Sc
habla del Senior como un Ser DIVINU
y celestial; Sc canta: ''Dios peadiga
nuestra escuela donde vamos a apten-
der. -
IComo, entonces, atreverse a declr
que ell nombre de Dios esta relegado al
silencio en- las escuelas pupblicas? Co
ma afirmar que no aparece ninguns
ensenanza que Sc relacione 60 el Ser
Supreme?
Por ESQ antes de hablar en- ppablicc
especialmente, Sc debe estar docamen.
! tado por ESQ no deben hacerse imputa.
clones nj afirmaciones que no puedel
! probarse, que pueden desmentirsi
con sobra de pruebas.
Y en- este. case ESQ 10 10 que lie Ef
! ocurrido al sr. Mendia Morales.
4 CIaro esta que un curse Official dt
| religion como a el lie gustaria /
4 nosotros nos gustaria, no Sc ensefla el
j las escuelas. tenerlo seria establece
una continua guerra, una continua pc
lea entire maestros, discipulos padre
/ de familia.
mo lie parece asi al ST. Mendts?
Rafael HERNANDEZ.
Ponce, p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-07
DESDE CAYEY.


LUCIDA FIESTA MASONICA: Con
motive del ingreso de los distinguldos
! sefiores Jose Gonzalez y ell Lcdo. Gri-
lermo de la Chiesa en- la larga cadena
de la masoneria, Sc llevo cabo en-
Ell Hotel Barcelona de eSta poblacion
I'm regio banquete de advenimiento que
lie fue ofrecido a los. neoftos de La
Resp. Logia "Renacimiento' por los
hermanos de la misma.
En- este banquete sc sirvieron dell
ciosos manjares saliendo todos los con-
Vidados altamente satisfechos. Slrvio ce
Toast Master Ell Sr. Pedro Vazquez
quien supo hacer presentar los hume
rosos platos que sc Sirvieron con un
refnamiento digno de los mas lujosos
hoteles.
Sc pronunciation varios discursos asi
como ocurrentes brindis a los cuales
contestaron los anftriones de la mesa
Sc haria interminable la lista de
todos los caballeros que asistieron al
banQuete por 10 que incurrimos en- la
falta de no pubhcarlos para bien de
nuestros lectores
la SEMANA MASONICA: Tolos
los festivales que con motive de la
Semana Masonica Sc 1evaron a efecto
en- esta poblacion por las Logias Re
nacimiento' ''Buenas Costumbres
resultaron brillantisimos.
Todos los hermanos masones pusie-
ron su interes y buena voluntad al SER
vicio de los Respetables Maestros y
asi resulto un acto que hace honor a
! los masones de este pueblo.
ESTABLECIMIENTo ESCALADO:
Ell dia 81 del mes proximo pasado fue
escalado ell establecimiento del Sr.
Alejo Rosario habiendose apoderado los
cacos de la importante suma de mil
dolares.
! La policia de este pueblo trabaja
en- la investigation de este escandaloso
robo a. ha venido a alarmar todo el
! vecindario. Aun no ha podido encon-
trarse la pista de los ladrones pero Sc
espera que de un momento a otro cae-
ran en- la ratonera.
UN RESTAURANT QUE HARA HO-
NOR A CAYEY: El Sr. Ignacio Ro-
bles, apreciado amigo nuestro Sc pro-
pone dentro de algunas semanas abr1r
un amplio restaurant con todo Ell con.
fort ecesario que no tendra nada
4 que envidiar los de la capital
No dudamos que la empresa que Sc
propone emprender Ell Sr. Rodriguez
culminara en- ell mas franco de los eal-
tos dadas las simpatias con que cue1'1
en- este pueblo por sus atlas dotes
de administrator que sabra poner Ell
juego en- su nuevo establecimiento.
CORRESPONSAL.
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que solo podia acometerla un me-
dico de mucha experiencia dota-
do con la facultad de intensa OBJ
servacion clinica FL doctor Tore
grosa la ha realizado del mcdo mas
satsfactorio. Y 81 esta serie de ar
ticu,os Sc ampliara con la inclusion
de unos pocos mas casos descritos
establishments con graficas de
temperature ilustrando las fiebres
tratadas, 81 resultado seria I'm ex-
celente hbro de texto de Pireto-
logia tropical
Todos esos estimuios y el mlsmo de-
SEQ milo de yer ell trabajo reunido en-
un Hbro va que su primera publiCa-
cion fragmentaria nj debia satisfacer-
me nj podia ser it'll los eomprofe-
sores estudiantes de Medicina para
quienes Sc habia escrito, me decide
ron, a instancias del Director del ms
tituto, emprender la version del mis-
mo al ingles, tarea a la que he estado
consagrado en- estos tres tltimos me-
ses y que ha venido a completarse JUS
tamente al aprobarse la ley en- virtud
Gle la cual Sc supr me Ell Institute Era
nnestro proposito hacer una edicion
doble y separada, en- ingles y en- cas-
tellano, para su distribution gratuita
entire los centros relacionados con Ell
Institute. naeionales y extranjeros,
entire los tropicalistas de nota resi-
denies fuera de aqui y entire la clase
medica del pals; Sc creyo tambien que
podria ser de utildad para los alumnos
de la futura Escuela de Medicina tro-
pical Y por esa circunstancia me afa-
ne en- aquel empefio con objeto de yer
81 ell lbro estaba terminado al empe-
Ear Ell primer curse en- noviembre pro.
ximo.
He seguido la suggestion de la revista
londinense ampiando ell trabajo con
la inclusion de algunoS casos mas y
con Varios trazados termometricoS Co.
mo Quiera que es esa Junta la que ha
de disponec acerca de Ia inversion de
la partida para impresos que tenia
este Institute, de ahora en- adelante,
ignore 81 lie sea possible hacedero
ordenar la publication de ese trabajo;
es cosa que Uds. resolveran. De cual-
quier modo aprovecho esta oportuni-
dad para demostrar que los cuatro
amos durante los cuales servi mi pals
desde esta cumbre cientifca que hoy
desapareee, los emple6 en- hacer una
obra que todos califcan de it'll que,
desde luego, no soy yo el llamado a
juzgarla
De Uds. atentamente,
DR.. A. TORREGROSA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-07
Ninos Enfermlzos Y NIaIhumorados

Los ninos que sufren de lombrices estan
enojados, inquietos, enfermizos. Hay, sin
embargo, otros sintomas. 81 ell .ni1o
esta palido, jeroso, tiene NAL aliento y
no toma interGs en- jugar, es casi seguro
que los parasites estan acabando con su
vitalidad. Ell mejor remedio contra las
lombrices es ell Whites Cream Vermifuge.
Es, ademas el mas inofensivo para. la
salud del nino. De venta en- las farmacias
y droguerfas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-07
DIRECTORIO PROFESSIONAL
PEDRO c. oUlNoNEs
AVOCADO Y NOTARIO

AVOCADO Y NOTARIO
Graduate de la Universidal de Penn
sylvania, Harvard Puerto Rico.
Postuls ante las Co1te de Puerto Ri
co y Corte Federal.
p. o. Box 12S. Tel 143, S. j.
Edificio NOA, San Juan, P. r.
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Or. JOSE VICENTE
DENTISTA

De la Universidad de Pennsylvania
Horas de ofcina " A. M.
lS s p. NJ.
San Justo 33, altos de "El Louvre
Tel 240. San Juan. P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-07

A LA JUNTA PROVISIONAL DE LA
ESCUELA DE MED1cINA TRoPI-
CAL Y LIQU1DADoRA DEL INsT1-
TUTo DE MEDIcINA TROPICAL E
HYGIENE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-07

Sefores
Con la plesente tengo Ell honor de
entregar a Uds. ell original en- casts-
/. llano y la traduceton inglesa de mi ira
bajo sobre ''diag agnostico diferencial
de las fiebres de Puerto Rico. -
Ese trabajo compendia una serie de
10 II conferencias ante nuestra Aca-
den1ia de medicinal durante el curse
de 1920 Que luego fueron publica
das en- ell ''Boletin'' de nuestra Aso-
ciaci0n Medica, en- 10 nllmeros del
mismo, completandose a mediados de
1922.
Ell trabajo fue benevolamente AGO.
gido juzgado por importantes re-
vistas medicas (una de elias, ameri-
cana, me pidi6 condensarlo para re-
producirlo en- algunas edic ones de-
clinando esa lisonjera oferta porque
entendia que 81 algtln merito tenia
dicha obra era precisamente el de ira
tar con alguna amplitud los serios
problemas clinicos planteados en- sus
$50 paginas); muchos compaileros de
la isla me instaron que hiciera una
edic on en- forma de libro cuya COM
pra anticipaban; hombres eminentes
en- ell campo de la Patologia trop cal,
como Pareja, Pino Pou, Liceaga, orlan-
di otros me 10 pidieron desde ell
Ecuador, Venezuela, Espaiia, M6jico,
Cuba, etc, es decir, de paises a don
de habia llegado la publication espa-
1 1ela, Y algunos, cambio de el, me
Inandaron tambien antic. .padamente,
trabajos suyos; fnalmente, La renom-
brada revista Tropical Diseases Bull
letin'', de Londres, que no habia ade-
lantado juicio alguno hasta no tener
todo ell trabajo complete Y traducido
en- su numero de agosto de 1928 pu-
blic6 un encomio muy extenso que re-
snmia con este parrafo:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-07
Or. Ramon Fernaudez CarbaIln

Pnrtieipa a sus colegas, clientes ami
gus que ha trasladado su Oficna la
parHda 19 frente al teatro Olimno DON
de 0frece sns servicios profesionales.
TEL. 1863 SANTURCE
DENTISTA
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-02-15
Sheriff Anderson q -
welt County i. . o. A !.

Rooea,,ol4 vN
That Ina Sheriff Anderson i. ladoPea5e
and ever on the lo Il, Is wide ae..
Io oI to reduce the eyo. i'' Pro-.
, Office to the taxpayers 1 y a iii
was again evidenced u Tie coos
TINS Saa,.. week when George Nv T,1 noai,
brought into court AMI : wallet y
Hanson. Wallet was ' J. BY JOte
son to be arrested in Ro ,l's n',i b,
ty for violation of Ch .'1S.e, e CO..
Session Laws of 1922 ~ % Of D
IN! u. sIaoghtering, selling ' =, a ra'.
ing of dressed bovine n y di,'aia
hfs1 securing a license fra, ~ g .Iia1
ty treasurer a misdemo.. o'' NE cao.
a punishmea. of not Iesa 4. and IN
nor more than $4,000 no, ' la 500
81 days nor more than six M no,., "a
the county jail, or bv boss months
and imprisonment. i .b.,., s'a a
derstood, however. in con ,,s..G @ n
this that the provisions , If ~. VII
do not apDlv to no,. u hS Ian
or veal in good faith for y Ai os
VI AOlae Use
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-02-15

en- though Senator Walsh could not
see that Doheny had any interest in
the matter
Walsh Amply Warned.
Senator Walsh was given plenty of
warning by Senator La Toilette,
when they were debating La Follette's
amendment to cut out the reserves.
La Toilette usually calls a spade
spade, and he did that on this occa-
sion. While he was insisting that the
bill was q Standard Oil measure, the
Congressional Record quotes him on
pages 4741 as saying:
ct is possible, Mr.. President, that
the Standard Oil company and its
lobbyists have a new view of things
and that they are supersensitive
about saying anything to anybody
about legislation, but that hardly
COMFORTS with their history down
through the years. Standard Oil has
been the most brazen, the boldest,
the fOst aggressive violator of the
law that legislative bodies in any
country ever had to contend with. 1t
has driven people all over the coun-
try out of business, crushed compe-
tition, and driven competitors to sui
eide. 1t has had in its employ the
employees of competitors who have
sold to it the secrets Of those COM
petitors There is nothing that is
reprehensible that the Standard Oil
company has not done. There is not
anything that requires holiness and
craft and brazenness that they have
not acquired"
Senator La Toilette also had the
following to say on the subject of the
bill he was trying to amend, and the
way such bills had served the grab
bers of natural resources in the
United States, as quoted on page
4742 of the Record;
/ undertake 70 saw
that senator's from the west fully
realize how the Amalgamated Copper
company, a great mining Organiza-
ton, has gone into your western
country and under the name of de.
velOpment acquired control bV cor
pOratiOns and by syndicates Of vOur
great natural resources. amassed
great wealth. dominated your pOli-
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-02-15

Minnesota has taken place with re-
gard to coal and iron and copper and
other mineral resources throughout
the country. We have looked on
quiescently while these great natur-
al products have been absorbed and
passed under the control Of the great
monopolies, and then we marvel, Mr..
President, at the cost of living climb
ing higher and higher every year.
What idiocy is that! What stupidi-
tyl What can be expected if the iron,
coal. copper and timber, which con-
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-02-15

tics, elected your governors, con-
trOlled your state legislature, and
entered contests for United States
senatOrships.
"These highhanded methods finally
resulted in the education Of the pub
lie until out of it there grew a wide
spread demand for the conservation
of these natural resources. 1t had its
beginning along about 1906.
Same Story Over Again.
"What took place with regard to
timber in Wisconsin, Michigan and
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-02-15

troll the cost Of everything else, are
in the hands of monopolies, with the
result that they fix the price"
Walsh Voted for Lease.
Finally, when the vote was taken,
Walsh voted for the oil leasing bill
and against the La Toilette amend
ment which meant the leasing of the
California naval reserve and the Tea
pot Dome. Upon the other hand,
eight progressive senators voted to
protect the United States naval re-
serves. They were headed by Senator
La Toilette, who had warned Senator
Walsh that he, Senator Walsh. was
doing the bidding of the Standard
Oil company by making such hard
fight to lease Teapot Dome. The
names Of the eight senators who
voted against the bill are as follows:
Kenyon, Gronna, La Toilette, Harris,
Kerby, Nugent, Shepheard and Walsh
of Massachusetts.
Senator Walsh was paired when
the amendment was voted on, but
transferred his pair. so as to vote
against the amendment.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-02-15

Baker-A 100000 foot gasser
struck in heart of city.
Troy-Guthrie Construction COM
pany now has 100 men at work on
new Great Northern double track con-
tract.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-02-15
Sen. Walsh In on
Leasing of u. S.
Navy Oil Land
MONTANA SENATOR'S RECORDED FIGHT AND
VOTE FOR MEASURE CONTRASTS WITH PRES
ENT CONDUCT OF OUIZ-LA TOILETTE MAKES
BIG FIGHT TO PROTECT PEOPLES INTERESTS
AGAINST GRAFTERS.

Western States, Utah Oil & Refining,
Mountain & Gulf, Boston, Wyoming,
with long contract for entire produc-
ton of Midwest Oil Co. and its sub
salaries and many others operating
in all Wyoming districts. Passage
means Standard Oil control of west
ern oil production. Honest investga-
ton under Phipps resolutions will
tell story. Time permitting could
furnish petition against passage with
thousands of signers Standard Oil
legislation as popular in Colorado and
West as smallpox.