Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 17, Number 246, Decatur, Adams County, 16 October 1919 — Page 7

RADICALS AT IT «r» Waking to ( . UN the control of ThoU«"<” " f “f w ?’ U,d to Revolt-Want UhoHO-Stnke. H|)gh BailUe, United Pr... Staff |B> Corre^P 0 ”* . Oct. 16.— (Special to " icrkt) - Radical agitators IM,ly „,\inß to gain control of thousme" nn • ,r ‘ ke “* A!neriCa ?’ a of the thousands more who threatening to strike, according to ’ToXloa 81ved by ‘ he goVen “ in,P . from confidential sources. °The of the* radicals is A t 0 h« to lead the strikers in an ilrial revolt that would border on is held respon--B|bto tor many « ’“ e ’‘X' fact that President Wilson is (hat b(4 confidential adviser. Col. House is ill. an<l that SBnu,el GonU> ’ " president of the American Federation of Labor and foe of extreme , a dicalisin. I* m very ‘ ,,x)r heal,h and Hable to suffer a breakdown, makes tlse atutatien ever more difficult for Ue government to handle. Tbc national industrial conference nor in session here, was looked upon by maav officials as a dam against the Sood of industrial difficulties. Even now that the conference appears to be having some difficulty to make progress, great importance is being placed in it Administration officials predict that after many clashes, and; <h eii it looks as if there were a dead- j ioek. the delegates, realizing the vital importance of bringing forth some(bigg genstmetive. will get together at the finish and produce a remedy. The labor tangle has been placed squarely before President Wilson s «Mnat. This was done at the last meeting, it was learned at the white house. The cabinet officers are going over it this week. It is likely to be the priacipal mater before the cabinet at its meeting next Tuesday. Cnauthorized strikes are viewed by labor officials, cabinet members and ®ngressmen alike as a bad symptoms. Rail Director Hines has warned B M. Jewell, acting president of the railway employes’ department. Amerr-I srican Federation of Labor, that they, were “creating the basis for an argu I ment that it is nonsense to recognize I labor organizations and to try to deal. with them.'' W. G. Lee. of the Broth-| irkood of Railway Trainmen, sees in these strikes an indication that th» radicals are breaking the grip of the! conservative American Federation ofj

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Labor on its own locals. Within the I last two days, he felt as if he were '‘sitting over a volcano" in his own organization. Senator Poindexter has taken the ! lead In congress in insisting that steps be taken at once to prevent rev- < olution. He believes the government Is In danger now, and that international agitators are responsible. ECONOMY THE WORD i (By Don E. Chamberlain, United 1 Press staff correspondent) 1 New York, Oct. 15.—There Is no 1 flourish of extravagent luxury in Bob 1 gian ropalty's tour of America. 1 "Economy" will be the watchword. 1 Two maids are all Queen Elizabeth has with her. The lesson of thrift 1 preached to American housewives by 1 Herbert Hoover is being strictly followed by the queen. Both maids are Belgian girls and came across the ocean with the royal party. One lady-in-waiting, the Countess C. de Caraman-Chimay, will be in attendance on the queen. Simple white and gray dresses will feature Queen Elizabeth’s attire throughout her journey over "The Wonderland.” | The king has one personal servant his valet. Prince I>eomld also car- ' ries a valet. Add to this a maid for the Countess de Caraman-Chimay, and the servant equipage of the royal party -will amount to five people. Six men, in the capacity of footmen, will accompany the monarch's on their tour. They are strong able-bod-ied Belgians, and in addition to being in close attendance on the Belgian rulers, they will also keep an eye on the look-out for any loose Belgian anarchists. The king will wear the uniform of a Belgian or a lieutenant-general throughout the tour. On occasions he expects to don evening dress. Prince Leopold has worn the uniform of a Belgian private since leaving Brussels, and unless King Albert decides otherwise, he will wear it

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practically nil of the time he Is in the United States. The entire lugguae us the royal' party, consisting of the king, queen, prince, the officials attached to it, I together with that of the servants, consists only of 130 pieces. WHEN BULL MEETS FORD After Encounter Ford Rolls Over and Keeps Right on Going. Juet why a particular bull grazing on a side hill in Santa Ana Canyon , one day recently should entertain so 1 sincere a dislike for a black Ford touring car is a mystery. He may 1 have had gastritis or a bad liver, or he may have disliked all automobiles or' all Forde. Anway, when the Harris family of San Pedro drove their Ford around , the base of that sidehill, Friend Bull ' snorted, slapped his tail at a fly, missed it, saw red, and for want of something better to do. decided to engage the Ford in combat. There wasn’t much of a fight. After the bull had turned the Ford upside down in the ro«d, he was much better satisfied with himself and strolled into the shade of a nearby tree to view his handiwork. ww The members of the Harris family had not been hurt seriously, so they mobilized forces, rolled the Ford over onto its wheels, cranked it —and continued their journey.

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IS THE PRINCIPAL John Kiracofe, Formerly of This City is Now Principal in Public School at MARTINSDALE, MONT. Writes Interesting Letter to Former Employer About the West—Left Fann Smith & Bell have received the following letter from John Kiracofe. formerly a bookkeeper in that office and well known in this city: October 5, 1919. Smith & Hell. Decatur. Indiana. Gentlemen: — It is now more than a year since , my pleasant visit to Decatur, in which time 1 have not heard from you. hence I will write you a few lines, hoping ych will take time to reply. I attended the state university at ' Missoula this summer and am located at Martinsdale as principal of the school. This is a small town in the heart of the mountains along the beautiful Musselshell valley, on the mainline of the Milwaukee which runs all i trains by electricity. I learned last year that the pleasant j climate here made H possibe for me j to stay tn the school room which is the (work I awaj 8 desired during boyhood :and for which lam best fitted. I will secure a first grade certificate in De Icember which is good anywhere in th' state for three years and renewable I at the end of that time. I received a letter the day 1 earn-: " here offering me a permanent piact on the faculty of the Missoula Bus iness ond Normal college, hut this school is one of the eight Superioi schools in the state and pays the best salary of any school in the state, with no work above the grades. Last year the teacher received 1150 per month, but she had been here for six years I get $135 per month for this year. A’ou will see Montana is well in the lead in teachers’ salaries as well as a pension fund which would permit me to retire at the end of twenty-two years with a life salary of $50.00 per month. In addition to free text books we have a certain per cant, of ail school funds for library books as well as everything one could desire in ths way of equipment. However, this is one of tlie wealthiest sections of Montana. We have a modem two room school with no indebtedness and nearly $5,000 on hand without any of i tills year’s taxes. I hope the next time Mr. Smith makes a trip west he will not fail ,tc stop and pay us a visit. I might ( add that trout fishing is very good and the past two days 1 have been I feasting on vension. Bear are also plentiful in this section. I will return to tlie northern part , of the state next weak to make final proof of my half section of land and WHAT TO USE TO PREVENT APPENDICITIS ! Decatur people should know simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed in Adler i-ka. flushes the ENTIRE bowel tract so completely that annendicitis is prevented. ONE | SPOONFUL Adler-i-ka relieves ANY I CASE sour stomach, gas or constipation because it removes ALL foul matter which clogged ami poisoned ; ' your system. The INSTANT action I ;-urprises both doctors and patients Callow & Kohne. SPECIAL RATES The Gaunt Saks Company will have special rates by week on Irins from and to the Sugar Beet factory. See us for information. Gaunt Sales Company. 237-ts j

will return with Mrs. Kiracofe and Juanita who are still living on the homestead. I have made application to the government to isolate 160 acres that joins my farm which I hope to buy within the next year. I had a very good potato crop which 1 I sold for a good price but the last letter 1 had from home liefore the| wheat had not been threshed. I sold my cattle before coming here for a ’ good price. We became dissatisfied living thirtyfive miles from the railroad away from everything so gave up the idea of remaining of the farm. , Mrs. Kiracofe. Juanita and I had the pleasure of an auto trip through , Yellowstone park the first part of August where we saw some of the ; wonders of tho world. We had a ! twelve hundred mile trip over half of , which was in the heart of the Rocky mountains. I think Montana is won-i , derfiil in the way of scenery. , This section of the state is devoted . -. largely to the sheen industry. The 1 , Smith outfit, about four nuns trom town run something like 55.000. 'll. re' t were thirty cars loaded here a few 1 days ago. ? I must close, trusting to hear from a you scon and with kindest regard-, to - all my old friends about the office, I - remain, 1 Yours very truly, J. B. KIRACOFE. t el I Clover belongs to tlie pea family, e I ■— i ■ .. ~ Simple Home Remedy Advised For Rose °| And Hay Fever Anyone Can Make a Pint For Trifling Sum and Used In Time May Prevent Annual Attack li, r j "No matter how severe your yearly attack be, 1 No matter how distressing or hu- < mlliatlng— Its intensity can be reduced to a harm- ( | less, mildness," i says a Kentucky druggist who believes B from what he has seen tliat this simple : j home made ‘emedy is a most Im- , | portant discovery. He has seen the most severe and 1 , apparently unconquerable cases re- ■, duced to what might be called a mild i | cold in twenty-four hours. j | In many cases where the patient started treatment a week or ton days before the expected attack the unwelcome yearly visitor failed to appear with anything like Its usual Intensity. , People who want to try this new i treatment can make a pint In a few minutes. f i Pour one ounce of Menthollzed ArI cine into a pint bottle then fill the bottle with water that has been boiled. Gargle daily as directed and snuff or spray the nostrils twice dally. That’s all there is to the treatment which so many sufferers have found to be a true friend. Mentholized Arcine In one ounce vials is dispensed by all the better pharmacies. FHETK TEETH How Every Woman Can Quickly Charm Her Friends With Lovely Teeth, Clean, White and Brilliant If you want the cleanest of white 1 teeth and healthy gums free from disI ease, au easy and quick way to get ; i both is to use a tooth paste so effective J | and perfect that astonishing results usually come in a week’s time. And tlie cost is so little. Just go to 1 i any drug or department store, and get i a large tube of SENRECO TOOTH ] I PASTE for 35 cents. ; Not oniy will it make your teeth ( clean and white, but it will at once j remove any filmy coating, help to check the ravages of Pyorrhea and ■ banish acidity in the mouth. It is used by thousands of dentists and its sale has been remarkable I When you visit your dentist, which | you should do at least twice a year, ' ask him about SEN'RECO. It's a most ■ 'taLxlitXui and refreshing tooth paste. 1

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