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The Helena independent., 1894-11-20
sHERIFFs SALE.

oiiEiifT . HAl4is
James Mauldin. plaintiff. vs.. Edgar c
Richards. Agnes V. Richards. his wife.
and S. e. Atkinson, assistant CASHIER de-
PENDANTS.
Under and by virtue OF an order Of
sale and decree OF foreclosure and sale
issued out OF the district court OF the First
judicial district OF the state OF Montana,
In and for the county Of Lewis and Clarke,
on the goth day Of October. A. II. 1894 In
the above entitled action, wherein James
Mauldln. the above named plaintiff, OBJ
tanned a judgement and decree OF fore
closure and sale against Edgar G. Rich
ards, Agnes V. Richards. his wife, aud
S. II. Atkinson, assistant cashier. de-
PENDANTS. on the 9jth day of october,
a. ~. 1894, for the sum OF f2,720. 20 besides
interest, costs and attorneys fees, which
said decree was. on the 10Th day OF Octo-
Der. A. ID. 1894 recorded In Judgement
book No. J. OF snid court, AT page
am commanded TO sell all those certain
lots, pieces or parcels of land. situate. ly-
Ing and being In the Mnudin addition
10 the city OF Helena, county Cf Ls wis
aud Clarke, state OF Montana, and bound
ed and described aB follows to-wit. lots
numbered seven 90. eight OO, and nine
Ol, In block W. ms said lots and block
are numbered designated and described
on the plat Of said Mauldln addition on
. llNH III ANf hlllAf VI liAN NhNilN iiAulhNt VI
said county OF Lewis and Clarke
Together with all and singular the teue-
mOnis, horcditaments and appuTtcnances
thereunto belonging or In unywise appcr-
timing
Public notice is hereby given. that on
/ Thur1day, the 18th day OF November. A.
] II. 1884. nc " O'Clock NJ Of that day. at
/ the front door Of the court house. Hell
eun. Lewis and Clarke county Montana.
/ I Will, In obedience 10 said order OF
sale and decree OF foreclosure and sale,
sell the above described property, or 80
much thereof ns may be- necessary to
satisfy said judgement, with Interest and
Gusts, 10 the highest ana best bidder. for
cash Ia hand.
October. a. H. 1894
CHARLES u. CURTIS. Sheriff.
by Fred h. flogs, undor Sheriff.
Mnssena Bullard. Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-20
GENERAL NEWS
OF THE STATE
awlstown.


Court commenced Monday, tho nth,
Tho Anhconda-fof- thc-capital saloon,
p. Lcueghan, proprietor, has closed It's
doors.
John NJ, Vrooman, George W. Cook.
J T., Stuart and w. III, Fergus are
spending week In the brakes 0f the
Missouri, in search of deer.
The school tusteca are arranging for
the purchase of new flaE which VIII
shOrtly replace the tnttcrCu banner now
removed from the stan,
II ls reported that James Weaver IT,.
j. Johns and Maurice sullivan leave
this wccl, Tor the coast, David Scott
viii open a law office In Lewiston.
G, H. Ructcr, of ST. Louis. arrived by
tho Benton coach Saturday evening,
and on Monday took position with
the Power Mercantile company hs
bookkccpor
Married, at the nay house. Saturday
evening. Nov 10. Prantg Bly 10 Miss
Sclistin Murray both ot BIS Sandy,
Rev. Joel Nigus officiating.
ON Monday last Ernest Kics and
Dave Mitchell took charge of the Low
istown and Maiden stage line. barney
Mcdonald having transferred his In
tcrclts.
II. E. Wilson. OF the firm " Wilson &
pomlcO. left Tor Great Fails Tuesday To
purchase a line of liquors and cigars.
ON Mr. Wilson's return the flrm's loca-
tion will be changed from the Hoguc
bulldinr 10 the building now occupied
by w c. Norman as q iewelry store
Win Selyidge and John Foster re
turned from the mouth of the Mussel-
shell last week. bringing with them
twenty-five deer.
Arrangemcnts have been made with
the Rev. r. NJ. Donaldson, OF Bo1e-
man, to deliver his lecture on Music
al the Presbyterian church next Tues
day evening. Nov. 20. The church choir
will contribute few selections to the
evenings entertainment The proceeds
are for the benefit Of the Presbyterian
church.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-20
MORE EARTHQUAKES.
Further Shocks Felt But No More Serious
pamage Reported.

Rome. Nov IA dispatch sent from
the earthquake shaken provinces OF Reg
gla 10 CalAhra says that more slight
shocks were felt In that district ycstcr-
dny ana last evening. Although no fur
Their damage was done, the inhabitants are
stricken with terror and numbers OF peo-
pIr are leaving the county Several peo-
plc were killed and a number injured At
scminnra This village was nearly de-
stroyud. Al pTlmaro, where nearly all
the buildings ". q ruined. seven persons
were Killed md nfty injured. A number
0f houses at Malachia and feTrunoyc
were damaged, although nobody waa
killed or injured. The populations are
camping out In the fields. Troops In tho
province OF Reggie al Calabria are rem
derlng all the assistance possible to the
endangered inhabitants. Two violent
shocks OF earthquake were felt last even-
ing NJ Aliazz on thc n0rth coast OF Sicily.
The terrified inhabitants nvd from the
town and spent the night IN the open air,
The Helena independent., 1894-11-20

Take the short and by twenty-four
hours the quickest route TO California
Elegant Pullman palace and tourist
sl"cpcrs, The dining cur route. The
Union Pacific has placed on sale daily
tickets from Helena 10 California points
limited to sixty days going with privilege
of returning any time within six months,
good for stop-oycr, at following rates:
To San Francisco, going via Ogden and
returning same route, {75
TO san Francisco. going via ogden and
returning via Portland. and vice versa.
gp
To San Francisco, going via Portland
and returning same route, S15.
To Los Angeles, going via Ogden and
Sacramento, and returning via San Fran
cisco ana ogden. or vice versa, $50.
To Los Angeles. going Via ogden and
san Francisco. returning via San Fran
cisco and Ogden. S9S.
TO Los Angeles, going Via Portland and
returning Via Sacramento, or vice versa,
81 5D
Through sleeping car reservations ana
further Information ran be had by call
iug on OF nddrcsHing &c North Main street.
Helena. II. q. Wilson,
Freight and Passenger Agent
Cleanliness In travelling is the ono thing
dn irol. Travel Ly the Great Northern
aub you viii be clean. No dust on this
. iuu. Rock bnilustpd roudbcd
The Helena independent., 1894-11-20

Each book is we'll bound in noAt md at-
trAotiye nRper cover and CONTAIN : FROM
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hooks at one-third the prlos you woul |
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We make this liberal oGer. whorebv som,
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language NAV DO secured by our readers for
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offer, Address
The Helena independent., 1894-11-20

No. 9-Ths House on tbs Marsh. By Florsne,
Warden.
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No. "a Ralph Bsymond's Heir. by HorAtio
AIger, Jr.
No iS-1hs Heir Of Glsnville. BY Franol, A
DuriyAge.
No. i0-Derrick Vaughan. Novsnist by Edna
LyRl
No 5s-Ihs Story OF Elizabeth. BY Min
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the No. 2 coupons accompanied by
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in silver or post
age Stamps. We will send any THREE
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list printed above, by mait postage prepaid:
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All correspondence strictly confidential
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The Helena independent., 1894-11-20

Helena. Mont. Sept ~, 1894.
Notice ~ hereby given that Robert s.
Hale has this day nled application for
patent. under the mining laws OF con-
gress for the Treloar mill site. desig-
mated ns survey No. 1881. situated in
WnorganizcdJ mining district, Lewis and
Clarke county. Montana, township n.
range W. which claim is recorded Ia the
office of the recorder Of Lewis and Clarke
county, at Helena, Mon tana, and de-
scrbcd as follows:
Said survey No. ii3l beginning at cor
ner No. ]. from which tho lnitlnl point
In see l6, tp 3 n, W. bears II deg IS
min ~ sec W 2.il25 II, thence % deg
30 min 3i5.s Il, thence n 50 deg 80 min .
go It, thence "a deg - min W 52i4 n.
thence u deg % min W .i5 r., thence
s 5s deg * min " 276.2 n TO the place OF
beginning, embracing nve acres, upon
which Il notice Of said application VAS
posted the 18th day Of September. 1891.
W. Il, cox, Register.
First publication Sept %. 1891.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-20
srocknoI.nrrs ,lrnr1nn

'''f' n 'ifAfFi'AAH W hls lilNbs
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Pony Gold Mining company will
bo hcld ut the Office or the Helepn and
Livingston Smelling and Reduction com
pnuy, Helena, Montana, ON Tuesday. Nov.
~, la1i, at n O'Clock a. m, for the pur-
pose Of cl4GIing bonrd pf trustees for
the ensuing year, ami thu Transaction OF
such other business aH may properly come
before II.
o. r. ALLEN. Secretary.
Helena, Mont, Nov 10. ls9L
The Helena independent., 1894-11-20
NOTICE roR runLlcAr1oM.


Ai'l'Hht WbNl.t s'tUt lU, 1891
Complaint having been entered nj This
oiileo by Mary w, Russell against Will
lam Il, Hartman. Tor aLHndonIng his
homestead ontry No. 5g5i, dated Oct. 70.
1871 upon tho nh aoH. Hei, sei.. ana seI
nc4 section 10, township lB IA. rnnTc g W.
IN Lewis and Clarke county Montnnn'
% WI Wv =" 'hN cancellation OF said
sn'ly s,y5 W" N'lu Phii's on" hereby sum-
noned io appear az thls office an Inc 12tb
day OF December. 1901. nt DO o.rio.lf n rn
to respond aud Furnish icsilrnony CON
cerning said alleged abandonment
JEREMIAH COLLINS.
Receiver.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-20
srocKHoLnERs. Mnl.rrNn

lh'I' VIII b' mcrllnF OF ihv FtoCkhold-
cW Of the Helena Book ana stntlonery
'oinphhy h,lh "l lhrlr office. No, m Mnin
nU''l. ON Monday. November 70 1894. for
Ln' 'l''uph OF president vice prrsi.
u'ut t',i'lary ana treasurer. and for tho
IHhHa' ll'h OF any o'hrf business which
may come before the meeting
E n WOOD. Secretary.
Helena, Nov. ~, 1891.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-20

a. =. Smith has moved his family
into their now home on Thirteenth
street
T.. H. Campbell and wife. of Aurora,
III. are visitors from the southeast
quite taken with this valley.
n. Lpwthor returned Sunday from "A
trip 10 salt Lake and prepared 10 go
out ia the Mortified ranch, on the
Musselshcll
George H. Town came In from the
south Saturday night and visited his
wife aud dnughtrT, who are tcmporar-
fly dimlcilod at Billings.
Jim Fraser went out tn PeudlCtOn.
Ore, this week, and returned with "A
car load Of bucks which he purchased
IN the Wchroo, state
The nrst lecture uf the College ~
Pharmacy was delivered at the Con-
EfrgauDnal church Monday night tu u
srlrnt iry. Or Townsend opened The
course with "a lcCture on drugs
Tho ChAutnuquU circle ls now thor
oughly urRauizi and is wrestling wi,h
the Euglrh course. The suglrty met
a. the Paul Mccormick residence Mon
day night
G. II. stcbbirs. former merchant
and banker of Livingston. aul among
the pioneers uf the city was iu Bil-
ingE Tu,-INy. Mr. StrOhius is NOW lu
bufipO-s Ju Nebraska.
GeprE. 10, Parker. chief accountant
for the lHhcock Haf0war, company
has b,,n seriously iudisUlscl FOR IN,
purt two weeks and is uoW confined t0
his apartments in the Shoemaker
block
Y,gun n GO. hnyo hnd men aud teams
al work this Wcck pipNluE Hu1 sudlnl
Twouly- "lshth street SOUTH uuattina
their premn.s. TIN work ~ baIug bon,
at tho private expense OF This progress
I've nfm
". g. T.uisyaE hps contracted with
Nelson 81 Ga.p6 for the ComplrtIui
of his new d" lI.rg hnlsr un ul' h lpri
Dec. 2ith. Tho foundation Hag Cym
p.rtni Saturday aau carpenters iu ful
tn.ra H.D now ut wprh.
j i. McCormluE has % roumy fram
Nv lliug house, tVu ai1rl.F high incni
Col. Rowloy's home in prnccl Of com
pletion. Mr. McCDrmicks wife uu,
family win come out from New York sd
soon as The house Is ready for uccu
pau0y
Tho Wilson livery barn on Twenty
eighth street, recently conducted b,
Linton % Church. has been wuchus,l
lF DtfDld Pnntun e. CO., who ylll run !
bs O feed store and stable and livery
Among new enterprises that are un
der way !1 Billings, is q steam Aundrl
by FRANK l.. Bowen. and VIII JOIN hl
workshop on TWcniy-gs ycnth street
Ffor1 four sacks uf seed potntuo
planted on the Gdmistuu ranch, in Mus
selsbcll valley and without irrigation
Jimmy Buckley raised 1000 pounds q
as finc potatoes as one ever sees
Alex, Gass was at Red Lodge earl
The Helena independent., 1894-11-20
Excursion Rates 70 California

Tho Northcrn Pacific railroad has
placed on sale daily round trip tickets
To California points, as follows.
Helena 90 San Franc isco ana return.
rplug VIA Spokane. Tacoma and Port
Mud pud returning sam" way. yI5.
rn san trAuciscO, going via Spokane,
Tacoma md Portland and returning
y!A ogden Hnd Butt'. 500
70 Los Angeles. going via Spokane.
Tacoma and Portland entering san
Francisco In ore direction either going
Of returning, .a.
TO Los Angeles. going via Spokane.
Tacoma, Portland and san FrHncirco.
md returning via Sacramento and Og-
l.u $3.50,
Tickets are limited 10 sixty days FOR
going passage. good 10 return M any
tuug Within hnDl limit OF six months
from date ~ isSur.
The rCouery Via the Northern Pacific
pn1 Mount shasta TOutr n unrlualod
baHs,NeFra g"i magnificent View Of
Mount EUlWu from observation cars
For further Information. slrrDing car
rcsafyntioua, ctc,, call on or address,
y. -. EDGAR.
General Agent HclYuu Mont
The Helena independent., 1894-11-20

Please call Monday and Tuesday ~ Tho
Helena 90 select your aui and yyerroa,
from sample uud Ft1clg ~ th ". +. Con.
nr.l CO., uuttc. Henry Nelson, the cutter,
To- here to take your orhors We give YOU
"a iry on and guarantee mtltgartlon al
les' than eastern prices for spne class Of
work
The Helena independent., 1894-11-20
Independent Book Coupon No. 2.

TwENTY-FIyE CENTs and THREE OF thess
No coupons will ontitle the holder to
THEE BOOKS from tho list given above.
Nos, Of tho Ihroo Books WAnte1. .."....,.
Your Name e...,,,''..s.ss..s',.,,.
Postoiiice.' .',, '''."'.'.'.',,'....'.
No.... Street ....r,..,,.S State. ,.,,.,...,...,
The Helena independent., 1894-11-20
Lodge.

A revival meeting conducted by Rev
Goulder was commenced Wednesday al
the NJ y. church
Steam heating is being put in Trasb
hall at the college.
Couley a McTague delivered III
steers to Larahie Bros. q Co. last Tues
day. The stock will be fattened fol
next seasons early market.
Miss Abbie Hardenbrook. who had
the misfortune to dislocate her shoulder
while NJ play at school one day last
week, is getting along nicely.
The ladies OF the Christian church
will give an ice cream social Friday
evening. Nov. %, In the room for
merly occupied by Owing's drug store.
in the Lodge & Beaumont building,
Albert Moe. formerly of this city,
and Miss Ada b. Cole, OF Glendale
Were married In Butte last Friday
and passed the following three days
with friends in Deer Lodge, returning
20 Glendale Tuesday
The engineering department of the
college is now equipped with complete
Rand drill and pair Of Cornish rolls.
In addition Co these, an ore crushr is
in transit and II Is contemplated To
put in a small steam engine at an
early day.
MIR. and Mrs. C. X. Larrabee came
An from the Sound last Saturday. After
spending a day with relatives here,
MIR. Larrabee went on To Madison
county to inspect his Brook-Nook
stock ranch. He will return In few
days.
For the benefit Of the church soci-
ETY.. Rev. DR.. A. X. Baird will deliver
a lecture In the Presbyterian church
next Monday evening. Nov. 10. Sub
iect: John Knox, the Scottish Re
former" Rev II. NJ. Donaldson, OF
Bozeman. Will give his popular lee
ture ON "The Mission Of Music on
Tuesday evening, Dec. g. In the same
place.
Robert b. Maxwell and Miss Mary
Aspling were married at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Aspling. In this city. Thursday
evening. The wedding was quiet ar
fair, only relatives and very few
intimate friends OF the participating
parties being present.
Quite a delegation Of Deer Iodgers
who supported Helena In the recent
capital contest, went over to that city
Monday 10 participate in the celebra-
tion Of the victory. Among them were
N j. Bielenberg. Miss Alma Bielen-
berg. Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. BlazeltOn. r.,
G.. Humber. G. ID. Joslyn, Fred Hoss
J. +. Hundlcy, jacob Hitz, ID. H. Hertz
o. h. O Eannon and Hugh Mcclellan.
Tuesday there went forward from
Deer Lodge q notable shipment Of
horses, portion Of which, at last.
will participate in some Of the princi-
pal events bn the California racing
circuit this winter. The shipment COM
prised all OF Tom McTague's stable Of
flyers, six youngsters from kohrs q
Bielenh7rg's stock farm and two fly
ers owned by Barney McGinley OF Ana
Csnda. James Stimson accompanied
the shipment Tom McTaguc and John
Btelenberg will leave FOR California
some time next month,
The Helena independent., 1894-11-20
nE,oursion Tickets 70 California -

Baby carriages at actual cost this week
at the Bee Hive.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-20
Only Two paYs More.

Have you procured ono of the Unlver-
rnl Fashion MonthlyAg
The Helena independent., 1894-11-20
AND ALL OTHER POINTS.

Close connections a. Minneapolis and ST. Paul
FOR all points last and tOnih.
Comfortable fratolass coaches and Palace
sleeping cars, tonriat buffet smoklng, library
and dining cars We aro agents for all iirst
class steamship Lines and can ticket you to ali
oriental and Occidental DointA Prepaid pas
saeos arranged
The Helena independent., 1894-11-20

For further particulars, maps, folders RATA
etc, cali at or writo Ia our ofiioa.
&. W. PITTS. ,ity Tiokot Agent
G. l. DUTIoN. General Agent.
Helena Mont.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-20
TIME TABLE.

ARRIVE AT nELrsA
No. ~. Atlantic KNDress sAstbouni. 1920 D. m
No. 2s Pacific n txpress. westbound 2ilS y IN
No. 2 lutte Local, daily ,,.... $50 o. IN
DFPsRr FROM HELENA.
No. % Atlantic kxpress. sa'tbot nd. 1850 D. m
No. u lscihc Expre,s, wostbound.. IS .. m
No. /. Butte Local, daily ............. 7:91A IN
The advocate., 1894-11-21

ditiOns. Combination has largely de-
stroyed this theory, and has Beriously
disturbed the natural working OF the
laws Of supply and demand which in
theory are based upon competition for
labor between those who demand it, as
we'll as those who supply it. For in
stance, as we have shown, there is no
longer any competitive demand among
the twenty.POur railroads at Chicago for
sWitchmen. They have ceased cOmpet-
ing with each other; they are no longer
twenty four separate and competing en-
plOyers; they are virtually one.
"Howsver men may differ about the
propriety and legality OF labor unions,
We must all recognise the fact that we
have them with us to stay, and to grow
more numerous and powerful. Is it not
wise to fully recognize them by law; to
admit their necessity as labor guides and
protectors, to conserve their usefulness,
increase their responsibility and pre-.
vent their follies and expressions by
conferriDg upon them the privileges en-
joyed by corporations, with like proper
restrictions and reQulstionsP
"The growth Of the corporate power
and wealth has been the marvel OF the
past FIVE years. Corporations have nm
doubtedly benefited the country, and
brought it's resources to our doors. It
will not be surprising If the marvel Of
the next fifty years be the advancement
Of labor to position Of like power and
responsibility. We have heretofore en-
coursgsd the one and comparatively neg
leCted the other. DJes not wisdom
demand that each be encouraged to pros
per legltimstsly and to grow into har'
monious relations Of equal standing and
responsibility before the laWS This in
wolves nothing hostile to the true inter-
eats and rights Of either. The commits
sion deems recommendations Of specific
remedies premature. Such q problem
for instance as universal government
ownership Of railroads is too vast, many
sided and far away, If attempted to DO
considered 90 an immediate, practical
remedy. It belongs to the soclRlistic
group Of public questions where govern"
ment ownership is advocated Of monop-
olies, such as telegrsphs, telephones,
express companies and municipal owner
ship Of waterworks, gas and electric
lighting and street railways. These
questions are pressing more urgently as
time goes on. They need to be well
studied and considered in every aspect
by all citizsDs. Should continued COM
biuations and consultations result IN
half q dozen or less ownership OF our
railroads within q few years, ss Is by no
means unlikely, the question OF govern
ment ownership will be forced to the
front and we need to be ready to dis
pose Of it intelligently.
GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP QUESTION.
1--WE need 70 fear everything revOlu-
tionaEy and wrong, but we need Tear
The advocate., 1894-11-21
CORPORATIONS AND STRIKES
Continued from page Z.

VM0 HDADF0O 0AO AVA NNN0N~' -
nothing to prevent the psy0e OF the
check from cRshiDg it outside Of the
bank, but az the bank is rent collector,
it presses for the rent and is aided in
colleotiog it by knowledge on the part
OF the tenant that by arrears he may
lose his jlb.
"The reductions at PnllmRn after Sep
tember 1, 1893, were the result OF con-
GersnCsa among the managers; the sm-
pl0yes for the flrst time knew OF them
when they took efAct. Toe company
based It's entire contention as to every
department upon the facts In reference
10 car building to which we have alluded,
and offered to show it's b lOks aud aguPeS
Rs to the cost and selling prices OF cars.
This of .F, on RCoount Of the strike In
teEvsninR, was not acted uDon. Had 1t
been, it would have resulted ia the hy-
urss az to car building contracts. The
purpose OF the management was obVi-
ously to rest the whole matter upon
cost, etc., in its mcst seriously crippled
department, excluding from OOnHdera-
tion the facts az to wages in the repair
department.
"The demand Of the employees Or the
wages Of jane, 1893. was clearly uDjus-
tifisble. The business in May, 1894,
could mot pay the wages Of jane, 1893
Reduction was carried TO excess, but the
company was hardly more at fault
therein than were the employees in ia
sisdng upon the wages Ct June, 1893
There was little discussion as to rents,
the company m maintaining that its rsnts
had nothing to do with its wages, and
that its revenues from its tenants was
no greater than 1t ought to receive.
"The compOuy had @ legal right to
take this position, but ss between mSu
and man the demand for some rent re-
duction was fsir and reasonable under
all the circumstances Some slight CON
Oesslons In this regard would probably
have avertsd the strike, provided the
promise not to discharge the msu who
served upon the committee had been
m1re strictly regarded The strike oC-
CURED on May IL, and from that time
until the soldiers went to Pullman,
about July A. 300 strikers were placed
about the compsuy's property, profess
edlv to guard it from destruction or In.
teFfersnce.
GUARDING PROPERTY A MERE PRETENsE.
"Tbis guarding Of property In strikes
is, "a rule, q mere pretense. Too often
the real objsot Of the guard ia to pre-
vent newcomers from taking strikers
places by persuasion, often to be fol
loved, if iut III actual, by intimidation
and violence. The Pullman company
claims this was the real ohj'ct OF these
guards. The strikers at Pullman are en-
titled to be believed to the contrary in
this matter, because OF their conduct
and Rorbearance after May IL. 1t is in
evidence and unoontradioted that no VIC.
lsnce or destruction Of property by Btrik.
era or sympsthiEsr took place at Pull
man, and that until July 8, no extraor.
dinary protection was had from the 20,
lice or military against even anticipated
disorder.
"Such diguiflsd, manly and CouservA-
tive conduct 10 the midst Of ex,itemsnt
and threatened starvation IL worthy Of