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] MEDICAL.

LADIES IN DOUBT PLEASE CALL OR
write Dr.. BLY,, n 4th st S. New book, Csc.
ELITE BATH .PARLORs, z626 HE .yNEPIN
av ~ porcelain tubs, massage, cabinet ans
,lnedieated baths; experienced lady attendant.
,LADIEsA36009 REWARD FOR "A CASE OF
obstinate suppression any eanse, my Month
ly Regulator fails to relieve; mail; harmless,
veg, safe, sure, how long suppressed. DR..
Jackson r. Co., RI s12. 167 Dearborn, Chicago.
PfLEs-DR. Il. WAITE, Is YEARS 1sPE-
cialist, cures every case; write for pamphlet.
mailed free 1919 Hawthorn av, Minneapolis.
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right; We invite you to call our district
manager. 2l2 kasota bldg, if you pay rent,
and We will buy you home in any locality
and let you pay for it at less than rent
without interest. Mutual Cooperative Home
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WA Il + + RENT

. ROOMS. ROOMS. HOUSES HOUSES.
to-day. Twin Citr LII. Minneapolis Rental
Agency, 800 Bank of Commerce
WANTED - UNFINISHED Or FUR
nished house from $40 to $50 In neighborhood
longer, by gentleman and wife. Address 1918.
Journal.
ttcecec1e3eca
q HAVE YOU PROPERTY TO REMIT q
3 ! 1o,1 make specially Of renting and s
q managing estates, etc. 1 can save you q
3 money Walter L. Badger, 217 New q
observation-disclosures: e:e:e:ecesc 6
WANTED-3 OR 4 FURNISHED ROOMS
for housekeeping, near town; state particu-
lars. S476, Journal. .&
NANTED-TWO UNFURNIsHED ROOMS,
within walking distance Of Lumber Exchange.
Phone Ut, J2, or address No. 4, Lumber Elk
change. -.s.
ONE OR TWO FURNISHED ROOMS,
equipped for light housekeeping; central; s14
to $50. Address 1868, Journal
WANTED, OR ROOMS BY ADULT FAM
lily of three, between Nicollet and 18th avs
S and 9Th st and Franklin av. $3.50, journal.
furnished rooms for light housekeeping;
walking distance. 1922. Journal
THREE OR -FOUR ROOMS, OR TWO AND
alcoYe. Call early wanted now; parties
waiting. Minnesota Rental Co.. 400 Temple
Court -
WANTED-FOUR OR FIVE ROOM. MODERN
house; rent not to exceed $15 No children.
Address o. Sommers, 1929 Nicollet av.
WANTED-EIGHT OR ,NINE-ROOM MOD
ern house; rent not, to exceed $780, Address
A. B. c., 3O1 Guaranty Loan. -
GENTLEMAN WISHES BEDROOM, PRI-
vate family, Nicolet and 18th district Ad-
dress $3.50, Journal rs. -ysss,
WANTED-THREE ROOMS, FURNISHED
or unfinished at Lake Harriet, for the sea-
son; rent reasonable. Address 1898, Journal
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

PAINTERS AND DECORATORS.
Bids are invited for frescoing the Augustana
Evangelical Lutheran church. corner of 7th
st and 18th av S, work to be done during
month Of June. For particulars see Mr. L.
n. Gayner, $40 Temple Court. Right to reject
any or all bids reserved. IT.
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE

SEE MY LIST OF CUSTOMERS FOR PROP
critics: l can sell your property on my goth
century plan. Walters. New York Life.
WANT TO BUY A MODERN HOUSE; CAN
pay cash; must be cheap and in good local
ity. $50, journal III 80.
WANT CHEAP. LANDS, IN POTTER. WAL
worth, Edmunds, Falk, Sully, Hanson. San
born and Miner counties, South Dakotai Gus
toners waiting with cash. George B. Dartt
SO7 Phoenix building.
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FURNISHED FLATS

FURNISHED FLATS
A HANDSOME, MODERN FIRsT-FLOOR
fat, three large rooms; every convenience;
central; fine; location: also nice single rooms.
Call 1919 1st, ay' s. :, Sir ~
FOUR ROOMS IN FLAT, FURNISHED FOR
housekeeping; for rent for three months or
longer; desirable location. walking distance.
S4I3, Journal , .-sa...tE@ ,r. .s..2
OFFICES
FOR RENT-CENTRALLY LOCATED HALL
for lodges and meetings. Inquire Dillin Drug
Co., 1Ol Wash. av- S. Hotfin's old stand
SMALL OFFICE, WITH DESK AND
chairs to let; only $3.50. 556 Temple Court.
~ KASOTA BLOCK HENNEPIN AV ~
G and 4th st; one to three rooms; steam ~
y heated; frst-class service. Walter l.. "
" Badger, 10 Kasota block, or PIT New =:
" York Life building. .l..e "
NN 4;
FRONT OFFICE AND WORK SHOP OR
storeroom, near market, SIS. Inquire $50
LIST aY n. 81. .'.''- 49,
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

WILLIAMSON e MERCHANT JAMES F.
Williamson and Frank D. Merchant). patent
attorneys and solicitors; main office, No. 929-
935 Guaranty Loan building, Minneapolis,
Mimi. branch Office. room 90, McGtll build
ing Washington D. c..
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FURNISHED HOUSES

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE OF
y rooms. fully modern, in good neighbor-
hood, close in: will be rented to a desirable
tenant for six months year. George
Odlum, Phoenix building.
FOR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE OF 8
large rooms. from May to Oct. /; modern.
14l7 Vine place.
FOR RENT-FOR SUMMER, VERY PLEAS
ant modern house, with porches; beautiful
Journal --.S
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scLA1RvoYANTs

MRS JACOBS; THE r WELL-KNOWN
clairyoyant and business medium. can be
consulted daily on all affairs of life. $40
ELISE LAMONT, RELIABLE CLAIRVoY-
ant and palmist. Advice on love, marriage,
business, speculation, etc. Absolute salts
faction. 62g LIST aY S, fiat s..
MRS. MANEWELL GIVES READINGS
daily, 8 tos5 I'M. s62oh Nicollet room H.
EGLANYTINE MOORE,
Palmist, clairyoyant. psychic healer 10 8 7th.
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NOTICE

CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS TAKE
notice that on and after April l, 1902, the
scale of wages adopted by Team Owners
union is for man and team, for eight hours
work, $3.50, and SOC per hour for over time.
Signed, Charles NJ. Teachout, Recording
Secretary :.
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HAVE PARTY WITH VERY CHOICE LIT
tie fruit farm in northwestern Arkansas; 60
acres; 40 acres under cultivation, 20 acres fine
oak timber; good, buildings; all fenced; 212
acres bearing peach trees, 2k acres straw
about 5000 population good neighborhood,
schools, ETC.; any one can make good money
raising early fruits and vegetables for north
merchandise Or live stock: climate pleasant
and healthy: price s., 400 cash; or exchange
{. w. Somers, 507 Manhattan block, st. Paul,
Mimi.
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FOR RENT-SS1 18th AV Sc, ROOMS,
city water; ,3442 Columbus av, modern. 10
room house, hardwood. Baxter, APO Guaranty
building.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

WANTED-TWO GENTLEMEN TO OCCUPY
handsome residence with young couple: CEN
trail and exceptionally desirable. Address
sS036. Journal. ,..t a,..a -a..r. ~"
TWO SINGLE ROOMS, WITH FIRST GLASS
board; steam heat. A few table boarders &C
commodated. $40 9Th st S. .4s,
ROOMS, BOARD; MODERN DETACHED
house. desirable location for spring and sum
mer; barn accommodations. 1924 E 18th st,
corner Stevens av. -
LARGE, -54. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
rooms, single or aen suite, with first -class
tableSboard: strictly modern; both telephones.
922 eth ay s.. ss&sss ~ %- z
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All e 25th ST, $25; ALL MODERN HOUSE,
gas range, etc: rooms; convenient. Central
Real Estate Co., Northwestern building.
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OUR FIT IS PERFECT; WORKMANSHIP
the BEST prices very moderate; visitors are at
all times welcome and estimates cheerfully
furnished Nine. BuChane, 72S Hennepin.
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NURSERY STOCK
DETECTIVE BUREAUS

fHOY'S DETECTIVE BUREAU-ALLS BUSI-
ness strictly CONFIDENTIAL expert service on1y.
Very best references 5l4-5l5 Phoenix build
ing. Both phones.
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DYEING AND CLEANING

MINNEAPOLIS DYE WORKS.. A. HOR-
nung. Dyers and French dry cleaners. Old
est largest and best dry cleaning establish
ment west Of New York. 242 and 522 Ncollet
TWIN CITY DYE WORKS - PRACTICAL,
Divers and French dry cleaners; out-of- town
orders solicited: prices moderate APO Nicol-
, let. Telephone 1876
NORTH STAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning works, 1923 Hennepin ay: both phones.
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MODERN EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, BATH
gas, furnace laundry, stationary tubs, etc.
l6l Linden av between 18th and 18th SITS;
SIS per month. - ,..g.,.-.-s
SECOND FLOOR, 1410 4th ST S, So; STORE,
1926 Hennepn aY, $70 S. A. Reed, POS Cent
ury building.
$27-109 E 9th ST, EIGHT ROOMS BATH,
city water. gas and fixtures, sewer and good
barn. q ~
Janney, 103 Phoenix. .'''
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ROOMS, ROOMS-WE HAVE THEM FOR
you; any locality, any price. Trunks delivered
free of charge. Call and rent from us. Min
neapolis Rental Agency, 500 Bank Commerce,
FLAT OF THREE ROOMS, FURNISHED OR
partly Furnished; also two single rooms; am
pie closets; in modern brick block: rent
reasonable. lab Lyndale ay n, near Bryn
Mawr car line.
AN ELEGANT SUITE OF ROOMS, WITH
private toilet; also single room; delightful
home for the summer. 1922 Hennepin ay.
TO RENT-FURNISHED AND UNFUR-
nished rooms. S14 Sd S.
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS, ALL
modern walking distance; free phone; rent
reasonable No. 18th st S. Also Wes
tern av.
IS PER MONTH, FINE FURNISHED ROOM; ;
private, modern house; use Of piano; oppo-
site park; 1864 Hennepn, corner Harmon
place; numbers are mixed. Phone 2421 LIZ.
NICELY FURNISHED SUITE OF CONNECT
ing rooms; light housekeeping allowed; also
large q, parlor on first floor; house modern.
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WOOD AND COAL

Ignite SMOKELESS COAL, THE IDEAL
fuel; Clean, economical, 1915 per TON. " ASH
burn Coal Co, II 4th st s. Tel. g21 Main.
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NINE-ROOMED LAKE FRONT COTTAGE
at Cottagewood. Minnetonka. to rent; or will
sell cheap; also two cottages a. Lake Park
for exchange. f. P. Pitcher, Bank Com
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W1ANT ADS ON zPAGES15 and Is
BUSINESS CHANCES

BUY WHEAT ON BREAKS, SELL ON
bulges; $40 will margin 1000 bushes cents,
Send for our free book explaining option
trading Thu Osborn Grain Co.. S,3 to S15
Phoenix buliIng, Minneapolis. Members
Chamber of R.nmerce. .s. ..
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RUG MFG CARPET CLEANING

FINE RUGS FROM YOUR OLD CARPET.
Write for catalogue. Carpet cleaning, reft-
freight one way Both telephones. National
Garnet Cleaning Co., Nicoliet island, Mpls.
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%
q DO YOU WANT TO MAKE A SAFE 8
g INVESTMENT, WHERE YOUR
. MONEY WILL MAKE % PER CENT
50 {
20 PER ANNUM? 3
e.
20 Earnings last year were II per cent
50 on money invested. Every reason why
% 1t. should be doubled this year. Ad- 8
S5 dltional money goes TO increase the 3
g plant, so that our pack can be dou-
&c bled. Officers composed OF the most 8
60 prominent business men OF the city. 9
20 For particulars write
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60 PACIFIC COAST AND NORWAY 3
GO PACKING CO., :
20 o4o Lumber Exchange Bid. Minneapolis. :
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BUSINESS CARDS
,.DRESSMAKING

r c. BLACK & co., plumbing, heating ant
lighting, jobbing speciality 729 HEM. av
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. YOU CANNOT FIND A BETTER q
q opportunity than the present for get q
- ting house built for you according -
q to your own desires on payment Of 50 q
q a month until the house is built and g
q S12 month thereafter, without extra q
p interest payment. Mail or call for p
q PARTICULARS Edmund G. Walton, agent, g
. 300 Hennenpin ay. .- -s,- 49,. .. q
s3,500-EIGHTH WARD SNAP; COST Sc, 600;
best repair; modern, on 32d st; perfect home.
Call to-day. Morrison Crittenden Co., 507
Phoenix. t.. -
FOR sALE-A GOOD, l0-ROoM. MODERN
house; large barn. Owner leaving city; will
sell at bargain. 3035 Pleasant av.
HURRAH FOR SOUTHEAST MINNEAPOLIs
Fine homes on 4th, 9th. 9Th and It'll SITS.
Morrison Crittenden Co., 507 Phoenix = -
81, 5Oo-1e04 WESTERN AV; NINE--R0OMs,
water, gas, barn. sewers ia street: south front;
fine home. Lauderdale &, Co.. .cS5b Temple
Court. 80 80 stss--...s- ,5-i - '.-.-
$4,000 BUYS MODERN HOUSE, STEVENS
av and 34th st; $1,000 buys new modern house,
walking distance; part exchange; this is a
bargain F. P Pitcher, Bank Commerce,
$4,5O0-FINE, MODERN, l2-ROoM HOUSE
and barn, Southeast, on 7th st, - Call to-day.
Morrison Crittenden Co., 507 Phoenix.
NEW EIGHT ROOM AND ATTIC HOUSE;
entirely modern; ine&p eighborhood built by
owner for home; $500. Address 'S611, jour
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FOR .sALE-LEASE AND FURNITURE OF
one OF the best-paying, first-class hotels in
Minnesota. Everything in the best Of con-
ditton; town q, 600. Address lock box S91.
Winona, MINI.
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EVERETT, WASH - THE GREATEST,
growing, hustling city on the Pacific coast;
more than doubled her population in two
years; our Investments are conservative and
safe. If you want bargains, call on or ad
dress Everett Investment Co.
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! IMPROyED

BARGAIN IN BUSINESS PROPERTY.
) % feet on best part of Central av,
} Nicollet island, only 1900; was worth
three times as much Is wears ago. This
, is certainly bottom price for this piece.
Look at the improvements around it,
THE FINANCE COMPANY OF MIN .
), NESOTA, .
s. 620 Temple Court q.
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FOR SALE-FIRST-CLAS THREE-CHA
barber shop. with fine business. in town
of $500; will sell cheap for cash. Address E.
c. Leonard, Window, MINI.
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FOR RENT-BY MAY l, 7-ROOM PARTLY
modern house. 3045 Pleasant S. Inquire
Mrs. James Young, 1900 I'd av S.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
wAGoNs. ETC. On SHORT NOTICE. At
CHEAPEST RATES IN THE CITY. EASY
sTRICTEsT PRIVACY GUARANTEED
CALL on THE OLD HOME COMPANY;
ESTABLISHED TWENTY YEARS. MIN
BANK OF COMMERCE. BUILDING, COR
NER OF LIST AV S AND 4th ST.
FURNITURE LOANS NO REMOVING
goods easy payments desired. Room 40s,
New York Life building.
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FREE FOR RENT OR FURNISHED
Room" cards for those advertising under this
head. Be sure and call for tnem wnen leaY-
Ing the al
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.s4O0-WHAT? HOME, $500? YES! FIVE
rooms, on car line; walks, city water sewer;
2Sth st. Morrison Crittenden Co., 507 Phoe-
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LOANS AND CHATTELS

~~~~~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~N ~~~~~~~~~<O>~~~~N~~~~
RICE LOANS on all kinds of personal prop
erty; charges reasonable. sos Globe bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PA
NOS, HORSES, WAGONS, ETC, ON SAME
DAY AS APPLICATION. OUR NEW PAY
MENT PLAN IS THE EASIEST. CHEAP
EST AND BEST IN THE CITY.
CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
MINNEAPOLIS LOAN CO..
6O1-2 Globe Building,
20-22 4th st s..
Open Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
LOANS MADE ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
furs in storage and warehouse receipts. at
one half the usual rates. Monthly Install
1nent Loan Co., 82o Guaranty Loan 49,
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1000 lstterhe, sds. 1925
1000 biHheads.. -. $50
1000 business cards 100
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ty, So per acre; Richland county, 50, worth
SIS; snap near Aberdeen, 800 acres, all best
soil. no waste land, So per acre; improved
Exchange. .:-.. .-. ~
FOUR a. CHOICE SELECTED QUARTER
sections, as ito soil and location, In Dickey
county, N. D.; $3.50 an acre each; bunch
L. w. Pierce 300 Century bldg, Minneapolis.
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| WANTED-A GOOD SOBER THINNER,
clerk in hardware and help, set UP machin-
cry; steady job; state wages A. B. Amund-
son Toronto. S. D. Z q =
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FOR RENT
UNFINISHED HOUSES

FOR PENTHOUSE, AT 22l3 18th AV S.
Key next door Apply w. N. Taylor & Co.,
II 9TH st S, near Hennepin.
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ST. ANTHONY PARK-MODERN HOUSES;
will build to suit, monthly payments. w. W.
Clark. 31Ss Nicollet ay, Minneapolis
NORTH MINNEAPOLIs DIRT IS CHEAP
New homes at old prices; eight-room house,
only 5000. Morrison Crittenden Co., 507
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WANTED--BY APRIL /, AN EXPERIENCED
steam and dry cleaner; good wages and per-
manent position to right man. Address Rock
well Tailoring Co., 1O3 broadway, Fargo,
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man, not to canvass but to represent old
established manufacturers having 100000 cap
Eital; 5000 per year and expenses, payable d.
ditional upon results, but upon faithful work
No experience required. Chance for promo
ton. State age and give references. Ad-
| dress Manager, box 539, Chicago, III.
The Kalispell bee., 1902-05-24

Judge Knowles handed the strik-
ing teamsters at Butte a little taste
of government by injunction this
week and is probably prepared to in
crease the dose when the opportunity
affords. No boycott had been de-
clared, but the teamsters hauling
some material for Clark's new build
ing had been reminded by walking
delegate that there was trouble be-
tween them and the Clark outfit. The
teamsters drove back to their supply
point and work temporarily ceased
If the teamsters are called out the
chances are that the lumber will not
be unloaded, injunction or no injunc
ton.
The Kalispell bee., 1902-05-24
CITY OFFICIAL PAPER.
SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1902.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

On June / there will be a change
in the ownership of the Bee. The
paper was established by the late
Marcus Daily, and since his death has
belonged to his estate.
Mrs. Daily has for some time been
desirous of disposing of the paper,
and, believing in the future of Kal-
ispell and Flathead county, the pres
ent editor of the Bee, together with
other citizens of, the county, has or
ganized company for the purpose
of acquiring the paper and plant.
BY constant improvement the Bee
will endeavor to keep abreast of the
times, and plans are on foot to
greatly increase the present hand
some circulation of the paper
In it's policy the Bee will stand for
all that it believes to be right, for
social progress and political honesty
regardless of the interests or wishes
of any individual or party.
The Kalispell bee., 1902-05-24

superintendent, a good one be re-
tanned regardless of politics. To
that end he would have no other can
didate in the field. Mr.. Welch may
probably take the same view of the
state office and desire a continued
succession, but it is a question Of
grave doubt whether majority of
the voters of both parties would con-
tlnue to be pleased with the various
incumbents. 1t might take several
years and different elections in state
and counties to discover the person
to fit the office However, the term
of county superintendent might, in
the interest of political economy be
extended to four years. This might
help some.
The Kalispell bee., 1902-05-24
THE WORST WARWHOOP.

If there has hitherto been any
doubt as to Oklahoma's right to
statehood, it should now disappear
forever.
Civilization follows the college
yell.
Where the college yell is never
heard it may be unwise to let the
territorial form of government be
dropped; but there never can be any
question as to the presence of ad-
vanced thought where the college
yell echoes and re-echoes through
the land.
The Oklahoma agricultural and
medical college has just adopted the
following official yell:
Oh we are the students of the A
M. c.!
Ki! vi! Ki! Ye!
rle wearers of the black and or
ange we,
Rip! Zip! Hooray!
We haven't any great excess of cash
Yell A. M. c.!
And that's why we don't do anything
RASH
o. X. L.. A.
hi! vi! XII! Ye! Rip! Zip! Hooray
Hooray
Hooray!
Yell A. M. c.! o. X. L. A! o. X. l.. A.
Let Oklahoma, come right into th
sisterhood. With this yell to he
credit her culture can no longer b.
disputed and the justice of her CLAIM
for the benefits and privileges of
statehood is gloriously demonstrated
The Kalispell bee., 1902-05-24
The Law May Cut Both Ways.

The passage of the so-called anti
conspiracy bill by the house of repre-
sentatives is matter of interest to
organized labor, in that it practically
legalizes the boycott and vastly eX-
tends the scope of such measure as a
remedy for the troubles of striking
men. Stripped Of it's legal verbiage,
the measure provides that it shall
not be criminal for a number of IN
to agree to do or not to do anyt ng
in contemplation of furtheranC of
any trade dispute between er 10y
ers and employees" which wor be
lawful if it were done by sin in
dividual. That is to say, it wrI not
be a conspiracy for a number of Ia
Dor organizations or a number of the
members of such an organization to
agree not to purchase certain
brand of goods when it would not
be unlawful for an individual to
make little pact with himself to
buy that brand.
1t is obvious tnat such law would
extend the privilege of the boycott,
and organized labor when the presi-
dent signs the bill may proceed to
make such a remedy official and ef-
| fective without fear of interference
on the part of any federal court.
While the bill was undoubtedly
drawn solely in the interest of the
labor element and with the specific
intent of curtailing a comon-law rule,
it is also obvious that it is sufficient
ly general in its terms to permit en-
ployers to profit by its provisions
under certain circumstances.
We do not remember that any
court has yet decided that it is un-
lawful for allied employing interests
to make a blacklist of employees
BILE that the labor men have not yet
developed sufficient confidence in the
courts to care to test such question
And yet such an agreement, without
the bill which will probably become
a law, would apparently be as much
a conspiracy as an agreement to
boycott. Under the proposed law
such an agreement would be entirely
permissible and it is also conceiv-
able that a trust, under prosecution
might advance the plea, that the clos
ing of one or more of it's branches
instead of being done for the restric
ton of output and consequent in
crease in prices, was due to certain
"trade disputes" Perhaps this is 6
remote contingency, as the mere
closing of certain branches of bust
ness would be an incident contrib
uting with some slight force to the
greater charge. Still, the bill seems
to have been very carefully drawn
and, if it's main purpose was to en-
large the powers of the boycott, i
seems well designed to accomplish
that purpose.-Detroit Tribune.
The Kalispell bee., 1902-05-24

Not only has the house of repre-
sentatives agreed to the construction
of three of the new warships at gov
ernment yards, but has also limited
the hours Of daily service on govern
ment work to eight hours. Most
strange, the instigator of this legis-
lation was Mr.. Gardner of New Jer-
sey, the home and birthplace of the
trusts. The adoption of the eight
hour working day by congress may
prove far reaching. in effect, present
ing as it does a precedent that state
governments may do well to follow
Eight hours work, eight hours play
and eight hours sleep is a proper di
vision of time in republic.
The Kalispell bee., 1902-05-24

Entered at the Postoffice at Kalispell. Mon
aua, as second class mail matter,