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gorin) - "
tel The continuation PIP. PxP: 10 oxQ Rxo:
II ktxP B-RS! is to the advantage Of BLACK
ror instance II II R-K So, then ktxKP or n
II ktxQBP, BxR: 13 KtxR B-kt4; Ia Kt~R3
B-02 10 re So. Rxkt; 10 P-k5 P-KR3:
Id By continuing 10 BxKt. QxB; IL orBP.
White would indeed win a pawn, but after ii =,
h,ht 50 IL Pxi, Q-B4, &c. Black with his two
bishops has very good attack.
OF QxB. ' " VIZ"
~ II K-R2. the continuation would he Kt,p
90 Ii Is obvious that after 81 QxKt Ore ch
Black ought to win $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-23

! In the minor skittle tourney Wheatley
| won two from Gould, and won and lost to
| Smell Wimsatt won and lost to jackson,
and jackson won his second game from
| Stephenhagen.
| The score is:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-23

Awarded the prize as the best played
game in the New Orleans tourney:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-29
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WASHINGTON, D. c. Ma
posade konsula solingen, Y
Niemczeoh, nszniejsce zmarsego
Sbigniew. Brodovskiego, poiecony
1osta1 us'leie Jo.sph H. L.uger .
N'b u ~ Ur.sdovt 2pom'n.cyl
L..uge,rr d~e.tanie y tych dn,ach.
y OMAHA. Neb., .ar14d
misj.iki jest Ok rio. . protego-
.wsnie doudv ro.paaty. Prawdope-
dobbis = grand jury aostsnie
.wol.ua % prseprov ad.sni. dle-
4. " = tsj spravie.
/ %
GREEN BAT, Wis. : o..a-
tni 1lad 20 niezaleanYm c.y Tot
staro-katolickim hiskupis Yilatte
sostal u starry. W 1ess}ym tygo-
dniu sseryisspr,edal koso,6f staro-
kt6ry xara1em byl ,,ta-
t.dre" vilattego. z.kupil go Is.
Aessmsr ola tutejs.eii pol~
stiej paraf,i.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-29
Z niw Polslxich
AM

~ INV lSAAA1
~ ME.,R]YCE.
MA wszech-
amerykahskiej " Buffalo
odbedzie sic " dniu r
Wrzesnia. jake " rocznice
zwyciestwa Sobieskisgo pod
Wiedniem. z przepychem
urzadzony dzied polskl. Nd
kt6rym, cpr6cz Polonii W
Buffalo. ~zapowiadaja sw6)
wspo|udzial Polacy z roznych
stron Stan6w Z)ednoczonych
w BUFFALO. N. T.,
skohczyl sic Fl 5 erpnla
|zjazd spiewak6w polsk'ch
(odlam Chicagoski, Odbyto
pare goracych sesyi. prowa-
dzonych bez regul parliament
tarnyeh. lecz widocznie " jak
najlepszej mySli. Uchwalono
odbyc nastepny seim W Chi
cago "a rok, mniej wi. Gel W
tym samym czasie, co itego-
roczny. Zarzad przeniesiono
z Chicago do Buffalo. Pre-
zesem obrany Fan J. Chrzar
nowski. Pc skodczonym zjez-
die udali sic $piewacy ma
wystawe i do Niagara Falls.
WiekszoSe ~spiewacze] dru"
ayny p~oslugiwaia sic wyIacz-
ME ,ezykiem angielskim. a
ci. kt6rzy m6wili pc polsku.
suzywali tax lamanej polszczy
zny, re az strach bierze.
W POLONII. Wis. tam
tejszy proboszcz. ks. Tomasz
Grembowski ma zamiar po-
nowy. ko$ci6i, ko-
sztem 40 tysiecy dolarow.
MA KONGRES polski do
Buffalo przyjedzie, - jak
donosi PoLAK w AMERYcE
ks. biskup sutragan. Fischer,
b;skup z P~rzemysla. !
General
Ojc6w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
. F y .+
przybyl tudotad, pomiedzy
.innem;. W tym celu. ably
zabrac re SODA do Rzymu
jakaajw;eksza liczbe studen~
tow polskich. by ich tam
ksztalcic ma ksiezy. Zwoly-
wano tel kazdego starszego
uc,nia z tutejszego kolegium
90. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i
pytano. cay zechce zostat "a
konnikiem. Rodzice ME beda
ponosili zadnych kosztow,
nauke, przyodziew elk. oraz
Gale u%trzymanie daia Oicowie
%
Mich. - Prey
niedawno ~powsta&ej nowej
para6i sw. Stanistawa przez
zakupjenie niewielkiego kos-
.cio'ka. zostala duza piekna
s.kda' "a staraniiem goli~e-
go Ks. prob. G.eli wymuro-
wana, ktorej po6wieceoie
odbedz.o sic 1go wrzcsnia po.
Epoludo''u. 4 te ", tel paradi
la okotoA koscioia dosyt jul
.a.iIAnEI - a.EeII k.L
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-29
correspondence Wiarusa.
z Jol ct Ill.
81 Sierpaia.

... 81 OleEpAla.
Dzislaj 0 godzinie 3 rano opuS-
ell na~za para6a wiel. ks. B. Paw
fowski. kt6ry tn oko}o 6 lat prze-
:bywa{. aopu6cit mas z nlewiadome-
go powodu. W jego miejsce ma tn
przyby6 Ks. Fr.nciszek Jagielski
: South Chicago. leoz do dis jesz.
cze go ME ma.
Co sig tyczy stajku, ten u -
trivia dalej. w:ec ostrzegam Pola-
k6w. ably teraz ma rcbote do Joliet
ME przIbywali lecz skoro strajk
sig skoaczy, dam Q tenn wiadomose
we W1ARUs1E. A bedzie potem
Folakowi. snadEie; mozna znalezt
'robote, jak dotad, poniewa1 wick
s.a GEESE robotrikow wyjechaia do
inuych miast.
Poi4danem ola mas Polak6w
Jest. aby sic nasza parafia powiek~
szyia, DO budujemy nowy koScia.
majacy ko,ztowae 30 tvsieoy d,la-
row.
Pred paru dnlami ulotnii sic
zt9a niby kamfora Fl. Gavronski,
brat tutejsxego first class t?) orga<
misty J61efa Gawroisklego. ktdry
jul bYl y zapovie1siach : b., dso
ugirrecsnioa4 dla wssystkich roda-
k6w pann@ Aune Derllcta s1toda,
e. TAXI ssvdd .robiil niev.: ,nsssj
dsis rc1ynie 6v Franek.
M sakoncrenie dod.;e. se mask
polski policeman Fir. Kozlowski
jul w~ylsciail swell siuiby, =
sbYt oseste odviedzanie browara.
Nieborak podobno aawst ME zdtiy1
wYpsaeid policnahstliego mundane &
Jetel,S oAoly na plsrel, kassei. |
sype nia svi6es sprov.-
l.!t butelke KARPACKIEGOi
pi,.ar
Maksst.x S. 81. SprYszYnsk,ego.
ael Psotham 81, Buffalo. n. =.
.las.ka dollar.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-29
q pozn scian kIasslornl

'm1iilanowic,e. Z przytuiku kob;et
radio kiedy ~iadomosc przsdo-
stanis sie do publicznosci, q gay:
sic -dostaLis. wteIy z.wsze = vaz-
mel sprawie. szszeg6luie staje sie
to v iatere.ie dobra kt6fe povinno
bye popierane i ro1szerzane. 4 to
2 pewnoscia byfo pfzyczyna nastep-
nych slow: Zaiaczam P. II. o. ma
pudfo Trinera American Elixir
Gorzkiego Wilma. Uzywafam go
wiele razy i doznafam Pomocy. Z
szaeunkiem. Matka st Agnes,
Nazareth Academy. Victoria,
Texasss. ~ LekarstKo tax dosw1a.-
dczone wymaga og6lnej uwagi.
jest ono przyjcmnem i zawsze pew
mem lekarstwem ma wszelkie cho-
roby orgsn6w trawienial zofadka,
watrooy i merck, oczyszcza krew,
wzmacnia / orzezwia umysf jak
zadne inne. Uzywanie Timer Coz
rzk:ego wilma Jest pozyteoznem
szczegolnie v lecie, lecz potrzeba
kupowa6 tYlkc - ma co lwracamy
szczgdlna uwage prawdziwe Tr'-
nera, pierwszei oryginalne. iedyse
kt6re gwarantuje skuteczno5t. >
kt6re jest wyr.biaue cd lat wielu
przez Jos Tr1era, 799 8. Ashland
Ave. Chicago, q nikogo inne~
go. Spr6bujc,e choc jedna butelke,
a doswiadczywszy polecicie "a dru-
GIN.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-29

brzelewskiej, kt6ra : wielka
z~najomoscia rzeczy sledzac
6 agile postepujacy ruch IL
teracki " Polsce. zrobila wy
kaz dziel nainowszych v ma
jekyku ! przediozyla 60
zarzadowi biblioteki.
BAY CITY, Mich. Mar
cell Michalski Jest oskarzony
Q straszne pobicie Franciszka
Komosa Sprawl byla cd,
kladana " sadie kilka razy
|dopoki Komosa ME wyzdro.
vial W szpitalu. Dnia 10
|sierpnia wyszedt Komosa re
szpitala ! sprawl m:ala bye
s4dzona W tych dniach. lynn
czasem przyjaciele Nichal-
skiego upoili Komose tax, re
%zapomniai Q bozym Swiecie !
W takim stanie odwiez|i go
ma poe az i kup:li tykiet do
Baltimore. Md. - Me via
domo. ,ak sic sprawl sko6-
|czy.
DETROIT, Mich. = KS.
F. Gojecki wikary PREY
kosciele sw. Wojciccha, POI
|jechal do Jackson. Mich. i
tam zajmie sic organizowa-
MEM novel para6i polskiej.
" )ego mieisce nadat ks.
biskup Foley ks. Lempke do
Ef--Ega-I. .'E..F. r7 ,--- .a.at --E
tel para6i. kt6ry niedawno
wyswiecony zostal.
SHAMOKIN, Pa. - Po-
-kaieczony zostal W kopalni
J6zef Stelmach i prawdopo-
dobnie bedzie musial dlugo
polezet, MIN zdota wr6ci6 do
piracy.
W1LKEsBARRE, Pa
.G6rnik Franciszek Rewa-
-czeski z'amal W dw6ch miej-
scach noge " kopalni Payne
W Luzerne.
DOKTOR GUTENBERG,
debry polski pstryota. pre-
prowadzil sic tudotad ! Bu..
ffalo i zamierza ma stale osia$t
pomiedzy Mani.
J l
Ks4da n;swlasta potrzebu]e
lekarstwa v o%,erpieulach macicv,
pecherza Y bialycn uptavach, ME
regularoos, 81. BALSAM CZE3TO.
CaOWSKI Jest jedYnym 5rodk,em
Y tych wypadkach. Plszcie z EAU
fAnlen do MAgistra s. N. Spry-
s.ynskie9o, 39i Peckham ST.,
Bfalo. n. Y. Flas.ka l dollar.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-29
" stanach Zjed. i Kanadzie $500
w Europe (koniecz. naprz6d) $3.50
w a r n k i.

Abonenoi oplaoajeoy W1ARusA
3 dofu, konlecznie musza p1aei6
400 "a jeden rok, lubo " tym
roku dla przedp}acicieli czyli p4a-
ceayoh naprz6d, rocsna opfate
shiSyli4my M $l.to.
Kto sjedna nam trzeoh no
.~yoh abonent6w i przesle cd
gsadego c~asoroesny abonanent 3
edry. tamu prsez oafy rok gazette
da nieao samego ~prxese}ao bed.ie-
uy bssp3atnie.
Kto odbie,.e zpoczty trey gazety:
,vsasnyn Jest - abonsnts 1 odpo.
~tedasinyn 70 abonamsnt.
Kto' xnieni adres, powiniea M.
~.ssn,ai.st podad wydswoy W'AHvsA
vs. nowy adres. :.
Abonenton. ktdrsy wyra4nie ME
odm6wia g.sety 70 podrednietwem
li3toweeo lab innego urzedniks
peestowego, W1ARus pose}any By
dtie dalej. Skoro kto zaprzestanie
odbisrad gazette, powinien wpierw
.sblaaiG, iezeli 90 "a MIG winien.
F;eniadzs zai ola W1ARusA pa
ely przese}a6 pr.ez pooztowy iub
s1presowy Money Order Mozns
tel ~przeselat sbonamentw dolarsoh
p.pierowych, .pr.e, Postal note,
albo " jednooentowyoh l'u q dwuoenp
tarych xLaczkach pocztowych, lecz
jeteii abouament, Y TAXI spos6b
pz,es}any, " drodse przepadnie 100
III v tYm krajn bardzo rzadko
1dar.a) wydawoa W1ARusA ME
bia ze - to na siehie odpowiedzial.
uotoi. Takie >listy najlepiei kssad
M poescie registrowa6, DO wtencs.s
urx9d :pocstowy bierse M siebie Cd.
powiedkihnol6, le'wrsss zawarto6
d. dojd@ n. miejsoe prsesnaoaenis.
Wszelkie listy soEas :aprsessfki pie
aieAne do W1ARusA adrescwa6:
Il. DerdowsI
8ae Il. 3rd Str.
WINoNk: Minu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-29

Nadehodni pora gdzie uoce
zimne i mrozne sprawiaja iatwe
zaziebienia kasze!. a ten cstatni
nieraz SLIME dokucza tax dorosfYm
lax i lzieciom i ko;ieczaie pelrze
bna pomoc, ably kaszel ME prey
braf groznego stanu ! ME spowo.
dowaf innych silnych cbor6b pier
siowYch. Iezell4 eaten nabawik sic
kaszlu, chrypki lub cieia'u M
piersiach RE xwiocz, sprowadz
laszke karpackiego sYropu Ziofo-
wego, kt6ey Y chorobach piersio-
wych jest uiezrdwnanym, }agodzi
silny kaszel i u5mierza takowy, .
jako zavierajacy " sk3adzie awoim
wyc'ag ziotowy, PREY kaszlach
kataralnycl i PREY c%ierpienlach
osxrzeli dziafa uspakajajaco i ula-
twia wYdzielauie flegmy. Piszcie z
zaufaniem: Magister S IL. Spry-
szynski. sel Peckham utica, Bufa-
10 n. Y. Cena Flaszki l dollar.
PkACIC "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-29


MARTINEZ, CAL zach
Winter, ktory ukradi e skarbca
kompanii Shelby Smelling Co.
slota warto6el $4,000, zostal
skazany na Is lat viesienia stano
xeso, lecz czynia s.arania :. o
[trzymaniem dian niaskawieaia pc
roku wiszieni4. PrzYrzeczono mu
to pred tenn MIN sic przysnai do
kradziezy zfota ze skarbca fanryki
Shelby Smelling Go.
PlTTsBURG, Pa - Pozycye
strajkier6w s}abna. w fabrykach
Carnegiego robotnicy nadal pracu-
ia, aczkolwiek re strony uni poro.
bi'no w'1eltie noziiwe troki' ably
ich Emusic do zaprz .stania dalszej
piracy.
Zarzad fabryki blaehy W Me-
Keespost robi przygotowania do
puszczenla swych maszyn " ruch
pray pomocy nieunionist6w.
z donosz3
te Carrie Nation, sfawna burzyciel-
ka salon6w, wstapiia do trupy
attorskiej.~ Popisywa6 siebsdsis
Y sztuczkach ludowych.
20
Kartohe
sp,zedawano tn JUL pc u. 50 buszel,
lecz teraz cena ieb juz spadfa dc
eoct. Do tel znizkl przycsyni} sig
ob6ty deszcz " ostatnich dnlach.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-12
DREAMS Of SENATOR, CLARK
Grapevine Correspondents Busy With
Wild, Weird Tales of Butte's
Famous millionaire. ..ur

Again the telegraph wires have been
busy telling wonderful tales of the
movements Of Senator w. A. Clark and
the dangers that beset him because of
his wealth. In a recent issue OF the
Salt Lake Herald under date of August
and beneath the caption May Kidnap
Senator Clark" is the following grape
vine telegram printed in the loudest
megaphone type:
Senator William A. Clark, of Mon
tana, has left for Jerome where the
copper miners went in strike Tues
day. 1t is rumored today that the
miners have formulated a plan to kid
nap Clark. It is not known whether it
IL the purpose of the prospective kid
napers to hold the senator for a ransom
which will be used to defray the ex-
penses of the strike or whether they
simply want to hold him until he con-
cedes the demands of the workers Tin
the copper mines at Jerome.
AT any rate it is currently believed
that the scheme is deep laid one and
1t Is not certain that the senator has
taken sufficient precautionary measures
to insure his safely. The senator is
rich beyond the dreams of avarice and
the temptation to hold him for a million
dollar ransom is great"
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-12
BIDS FOR FEDERAL
BUILDING
Continued From Page One.)

of construction 60 buildings similar to the
one which Will be built in Butte, and the
work in the department over which Mr.
Iaylor presldes is necessarily slow
1t Is gratifying news to the labor
ing men of Butte to hear that prospects
Tor employment on the government
building will be steadily improving from
now until the first shovelfull of earth ia
taken out of the excavation that will be
made at the corner of Copper and Main
streets, when the contracts are finaliy
let. The period during which the ad-
vertlsements and plans must be before
the public is 60 days, and at the end of
that time the construction work may be
begun.
We were naturally interested in the
construction of the building" said one
OF the officials of the Miners union, who
was interviewed at the union headquar-
ters, 81 North Main street, at noon to-
day. 1--WE wrote, through out secretary,
to ex-senator Carter and to Senator
Clark and to other officials, asking for
definite news concerning the date when
the bids would be asked for, and this is
the first statement we have received.
The men to whom we addressed our
communications all answered and said
we should know as soon as it was pos
sible to find out definitely. We have
taken this interest because we desired to
keep tab on the prospects for employ
ment of men in Butte, and, of course.
we are pleased to know that work will
begin so sOon.''
A number of the business men of
Butte were approached by the reporter
and they were all equally jubilant over
the news.
Frankly I did not expect to hear of
the plans being pushed for a long Time"
said one. you see the government pro-
ceeds slowly in such matters and it is
not to be expected that the plans would
be submitted to the bidders SO soon. 1t
means a great deal to Butte to have this
federal building progressing so rapidly
toward stage when labor will receive
employment. The building was intended
to cost 5000 and it is likely that the
appropriation will be again increased"
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-12
TRAIN LOADS OF IDAHO SHEEP
The One Town Of HALEY Will Ship 500
Cars of at Sheep to
the last.

The Idaho sheep market is in full
swing" said w. c. Mcbride of the Rio
Grande Western this morning, after re-
turning from trip down into Idaho.
1.-THE one town of Haley will ship up.
wards of 800 cars of fat sheep, besides
the great number that will go from other
points.
HALEY is on spur running nm
towards the mountains, and is a great
sheep range. The flocks start from the
valleys and work UP towards the noun.
tains as the season advances. Just now
they are having the finest of green grass
and are in good condition.
1.-THE cattle market has not yet opened,
but fat range cattle will be starting east
within week or two. All the idaho
stock looks well and should bring a good
price. The early rush of sheep cut down
the price somewhat, but it is recover
Ing"
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-12

the meanings of the pictorial repre-
sensations. Thus, an animals ears are
invariably depicted above the eyes on
the human subject, the ears of the
beaver being just above the eyebrows.
On the cheeks are painted the paws in
position as though they were raised
t. the mouth in the manner convention
al in Indian carvings.
'The dogfsh painted in red upon the
face designates the members of an en-
tire tribe. On the foreheads of the
members of this tribe is painted the
Icing, thin snout; the gills are repre-
sented by two curved lines below the
eyes. while the tail is shown as cut in
two and hanging from each nostril
Only one or two parts of an animal
painted on an Indians face indicates
that he is of an inferior position; the
entire symbol, no matter in what form
presented is significant of lofty station
and high honors. y,
The facial heraldry of the Indian
may be said to be unique, not alone in
the method of representation employed
but in the subjects selected. These lat
ter include fish flesh and fowl of all
descriptions dog. salmon, devilfish
starfish, woodpeckers ravens, eagles,
bears, wolves, frogs. are comprised in
the armorial gallery. Il
Every object represented has it's own
particular significance, and one Of the
most peculiar phases Of face painting
relates to the employment of forms
other than apimal-tools, implements
Of the chase or of war, denoting the
occupation of the individual of his
tribe"
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-12
GREAT NORRIS
POWER PLANT
5000 HORSE POWER COMING
TO BUTTE FROM MADISON
COUNTY DAM.
Subtle Electric Fluid Will Soon Be
Turning the Wheels Of Butte In
dustries-sixty Miles Of Cop
per Cable Between the City
and the Great Tur-
bines at Norris,

E. c. Pennebaker of Norris is at the
Finlen for few days, looking after the
interests of the Norris Power company
which Is putting in the big electric plant
on the Madison river, near Norris.
THE plant win easily be in operation
this fall" said Mr.. Pennebaker. 1.-THE
turbines are now on the ground ready to
set in place, and the survey for the go
miles of line to Butte was begun last
week. 1t will be a matter of only very
few months when we shall have our pow
er here in the city.
THE present plant consists of two
Leffel turbines, operating under head
of % feet of water, and giving $500 horse
power each. They will drive two three
phase general electric generators. Prac-
tically all the power will be bought to
Butte.
There is almost no limit to the power
that we can secure from the Madison
river. Our present plant is operated
through a fiume supplied by a small
diverting dam at the head and gives the
% feet fall inside of 1900 feet. That
would be at the rate of about 81 feet to
the mile. That rapid descent is Of
course not maintained for any great dis
lance, but control the water for fall of
800 feet, and as it can be used over and
over in such plants as the one we now
have, the power would be practically
limitless. But at present the 5000 horse
power is all we shall require.
THE power house, 95x39 feet is ready
for the installation of the plant. We
have Is men at work, and the survey for
the line is being carried on from both
ends. 1t will soon be ready for the ac-
tual work of putting up the poles. The
current will be carried on three copper
cables.
''Quite bit of mining activity is man.
ifested over in the Madison valley this
season. The dredges at Virginia City are
said to be doing a great business, while
prospectors are to be found all over the
hills. The mines at Red Bluff have I'M
fortunately been tied up in litigation and
are not now working. But in general,
mining interests are looking up"
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-12

celestial empire Kwang Hsu, q relative
of the empress of China.
Long ka Tien, a Chinaman prominent
IN political circles supported by the
mongollans on this side Of the water was
In Butte yesterday and took the helm OF
the meeting that was held in a little hall
on Galena street west of Main, yester-
day. Nearly 100 Cinnamon We're at the
meeting or dropped in at intervals dur
ing the afternoon. The object of the as
ISOLATION is to promote a movement for
the opening Of China to modern improve
ments and eventually to rid the empire
of the influence of the present admins
tration.
We want China to have railroads and
telegraph lines and other improvements"
said Song IA Tien to an Inter Mountain
reporter today just before he left Butte
for the eastern part of the state. 1.-THE
present government of China is opposed
to improvement but it must come some
time and we are hurrying it along by
making this campaign"
who puts up the money!" asked the
reporter.
What do you mean" asked the al
mond-eyed statesman courteously.
"Why out in this country when a man
goes around organizing campaign he
generally has money enough to pay his
way. Now who pays for the campaign
made for young Izwang Hsu?"
ooh, it don't cost much" was the an
swer. travel with my interpreter here
and each local lodge we organize pays
the expense. I am going to every town
in your state to organize branches Of
our society among my people"
Then Long Ka Tien and his interpreter,
Gong Hee, faded away and went to the
Northern Pacific depot.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-12
UNIONS MAKE STRONG PROTEST
Furniture Company Bidding on Capitol
Supplies and Furnishings Is
Denounced as Unfair.

At the meeting last evening the Silver
Bow Trades and Labor assembly made a
formal protest against the purchase of
furnishings for the state capital Of Mon
tana from the Robert Michel Furniture
company. which the assembly character
ICED as an unfair house and one not with
in the the rules Of the unions.
The official protest, which is designed
to prevent further negotiations with the
furniture company mentioned. was
signed by Luke Kelly. president: Cert
rude Pierce secretary, and a committee
composed Of O. n. Partelow. R. c. Kid
ney and ]. =. McNally. The protest,
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-12
which will be forwarded to Governor
TOole, is as follows:

which will be forwarded to Governor
Toole, is as follows:
whereas, 1t has become known to the
officers and members of the Silver Bow
Trades and Labor assembly that the
state capitol commission is about to close
deal with the Robert Mitchell Furni-
ture company of Cincinnati, O., for the
furnishing of the capitol building at Hell
ena with all furnishings for said build
ing, at cost to the state of some $37, 900;
and,
Whereas, 1t has come to the knowl-
edge of the Silver Bow Trades and La
Dor assembly and to organized labor in
the state of Montana in general that said
firm of Robert Mitchell Furniture COM
pany was and is an unfair firm and the
employers of scab labor; and,
Whereas, The officers of the state of
Montana were elected by the union men
of the said state of Montana at the gen.
eral election of said state held in No
vember, 1900. Therefore, be it
Resolved, That the said union men of
Butte, through our representatives in the
Trades and Labor assembly, do protest
in most emphatic terms against the pur-
chase of scab-made furniture from the
said firm of Robert Mitchell Furniture
company, or the signing of any contract
or agreement or the consideration of any
bids from the said firm of Robert Mitchell
Furniture company, or any other scab
house, and that organized labor expects
of it's representatives for the state Of
Montana a just consideration of this,
their protest. Silver Bow Trades and La
Dor Assembly"
The meeting and resolutions last even
ing on the part of the Trades and La
Dor assembly Is said to be the result of
an organized movement all over Montana
to prevent any but union-made furnish
ings being used in the state capitol build
ing. Other unions in other places. it is
said, will follow the lead of the organiza-
ton in Silver Bow county.