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The Saint Paul globe., 1902-11-30
BARTENDERs ORGANIZE
LOCAL LABOR UNION
ST. Paul Mixers Affiliate With the
American League of the
Craft.


The bartenders of the city have at
last organized and affiliated themselves
with the American Federation of La
bor Their union is known as the
Bartenders' League of America, and
the local is No. 409.
The organization was consummated
on Friday evening at Federation hall,
and a general committee formed as
follows: Hugo Hennecke, Hotel Ry-
an; James Boyer, Helms & Middle
staedt's; Sam Cross, Office Buffet.
Six eligibles presented their requests
for membership and were initiated
forthwith. A great deal of pressing
business demanded attention and much
of the main order of business was
forced to the wall. On this account
a special meeting will be held Tuesday
evening, Dec. 2, when the resumption
of the routine work will take the at
tention of the committee.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-11-30
ICY STREETS HARD ON HORSES
Fforseshoers Reap Harvest From the First Day
of Frost.
of Frost.

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few. They tied sacks or burlap around
the animals feet and let them proceed
with this. It looked funny to pedes-
trians, but there was nothing else TO
do. Others spread ashes about the
fallen horses and when they had again
risen,. continued more carefully.
Every blacksmith in the city had
more work than he could do and many
of them had to keep open until a
late hour last night. At one Fifth
street shop the forges were kept. go
ing until an early hour this morning
and the yard in the rear was crowded
with horses waiting their turn.
What the ice covered streets mean
to these teaning companies that have
from 150 to 200 horses, can be realized
when it is known that each animal
calls for an expenditure of above So.
Deposits made on or before Dec. will
receive one months interest on Jan. i.
Security Trust Company, N. Y. Life bldg.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-11-30
REFEREES ARE NAMED FOR RECOUNT
IN The WACENER-RO GERS CONTEST

Judge Brill, Of the district court, yes
terday appointed the referees in the
appeal taken by John Wagner from
the decision of the county canvassing
board, which declared 3. q. Rogers
elected to the office of clerk of courts,
and the recount will begin tomorrow.
The hearing Of the appeal took but a
few moments time and the referees
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-11-30
RECOUNT SHOWS CROSS ERRORS
ON PART OF JUDGES OF ELECTION

precinct of the Sixth, while Schurman
lost one, making a practical gain for
Yoerg of two votes. The official re-
turns showed S5 for Schurman and IL
for Yoerg. The recount showed "a for
Schurman and lis for Yoerg. No
change was made in the Eigth pre-
cinct.
H. Bronson, representing Mr.. Schur-
man; D. F. PEBBLES, representing Yoerg
and Oscar Christianson. e. q. Nc
Donald, attorney for Mr.. Yoerg, and
F. II. Griggs, attorney for Mr.. Schur-
man, were present at the recount.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-11-30
PRESIDENT WHEELOCK
WILL TAKE A REST
Gets Six Months Leave of Absence
and Will Go to Mild
Climate.

President ]. A. WheeIock, of the
park board will soon leave for Califor-
MIA and the Sandwich islands to be alb
sent for about six months. Mr.. Whee-
lock was granted six months leave
of absence at the recent meeting OF
the board of directors of the Pioneer
Press company. His health has not
been good for the past year and he
desires to take a much needed rest
in a milder climate. Several months
ago he decided to go to the coast just
as soon as the cold weather sets in.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-11-30
CAPITAL SHOULD
IGNORE LABOR!
Y. M. c. A. Debaters Dispose
of Question That
Bothers.

The Y. M. C. A. debating society
last evening decided that corporate
capital should not recognize labor un-
IONS c. A Leavecraft and S. w.
Baker agitated the cause of the unions
but L. R. Baker, who opposed them,
overwhelmed them with arguments, at
least the judges, who were c.. A. Bar
Der and c. B. Anderson, took that view
of the debate.
The club next Saturday evening will
consider whether the youth of today
have better opportunities than the
youth of twenty years ago.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-11-30

affirmed by the court. Mr.. Rogers was
represented by H. H. Horton and Mr..
WAGNER by B. H., Schriber.
Judge Brill appointed Ed Dahl, chief
deputy when Wagner was sheriff of
the county as referee for Wagener and
George w. Walsh as referee for Rog-
ers. The third referee appointed was
William L. Kelly Jr.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-11-30
A sIioht Mistake.

Lawyer-You will get your third out of
the estate, madam.
Widow-You mean my second, don't
you? Poor John, you know, was only my
first.-New York Journal.
He Felt Reckless.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-16
News ef Y
 the Town
THE WEATHER

Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-16

Maximum temperature, 96; minimum temperature, 56 Average relative humidity, S5 per cent. Total precipitation, O. Character of the day-Clear.
 VIM. C. BURNS,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-16

The Forbes orchestra will furnish the music at DonnelIs reception Thursday. October 16. hours from 2 till ,, IS w. Washington.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-16

Forecast for today-Fair. Data for "A hours ending p. m. yes- terday:
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-09

Prot. Shaw received the follow
ing telegram Saturday from the
chief rngineer and proprietor Of
the Telluride Power &c.
Denver, Col, Jan. ). ISoa.
Prof. Shaw. u. s. T..
Mr. Cope died at nOon today a,
Butte, Mont, as result Of seei.
dent Tuesday while superiEtend-
ing pole raising. He thad demon
stra,ed unusual abi.isy, and each
associate loses a warm personal
friend. p \. NuNS,
Walter s C5oe graduated last
year from the Electrical Engineer.
ing department. lie was a great
iayorite both with students and
professors saj was sn especially
able student. EIis many friend,
dsploro his untimeIy ind. II,
vas barred a, his home in Kings,
ton, Mo. Jan. 2. Other par,ieu
lars regarding his death could not
be secured.-M. 5. U. independent,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-09

Dn Thumlay fstairg- ian. ,, the
ANNUAL business fiirg 81 he First
Presbyigiiaa Ctu*a % Rrh HIH,
Mo-, was hsld "a ihai ehateh.
A ies days pnor 10 this .invas-
lion Aai bsea ssut 70 ail members
and friends Il ibis congregation 70
be present. also 10 aiisas the fe-
eeption. Al 7.so The meeting was
called to order bY presiding officer
]. l. Minor. with Mr W. Viewer
ton as secretary. 4 report from
each department oi the church wsa
giysa Of the work eone dpnng the
past year. aud % each report could
be seen ihs inProvemeni and gains
made over ihe previous year.
Rev. W. b. Chancellor repfe-
sented tic Sunday School
Mrs. Frank MeKstben. the La
dies Aid and Missionary Society.
Miss agnes TwaJdle, the Senior
c. E., and Aiiss Rachel Crabb the
Junior c F.
W. II. Fisher, Beard Of Descons.
J. 7. Wea,hets. tie choir.
The officers elected were the
present board Of elders. with the sd-
di,ion Of J. a. Bsrron. The pres
cut board * deacons with two nsw
members, AR. Msrioa Brown and
Clint Smith. Treasurer, Mis-,
Rachel Cfabb.
At tthe close % the business meet
ing a reception was given tho Off.
Gers, members ard friends At tn,
elegant haass Of Ml and Mrs. w,
F. Tygar5 Splendid rsfreshneni,
were served and musical program
rendered 81 ProE BeH Kimbrough,
Misses Sylyania Williamson anC
Heylmuu and Owen Mitchell
AN epjoyed pleasant and profit
able eyeu3ug-
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-09
waleh Sc LouIs.

The Gr.atsss wsriaa Far she
uogid hss ever seeu wiii Be he.d
q Ss.Lguis ia 1873 To keep in
toueh With the uork Of prepafatiqa
ios shis great World's Fair ard %
Ess ali the nsws d shs EaEsb, every
rsadiag psEs0a szould al oses sub
seribe for The great newspaper ef
81. Lo.is. lhs Globe Demoerat. Il
siands prs-eminsas aad aione
amoag AmeFiean neUspApeFs, and
seknosisdges 40 eqaai os r.vaA lie
sirculation sxtends 10 every STATS
aad ssEriissy Of the uaioa. 10 Caa-
ada snd Mexise. ard 70 syery paft
q The Wofld ~heEe shrfe ase Fea-
ders q shs English language is
oaghs 70 be IA your home during
ths eozaiag year. See adFetilse-
msas elsewhere N lhls fssaq
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-09

I will be At the Merchants IIstsl
ia Rich Ilill, Jan. ~. and At Re
publican Press sllies IN Butler, Jan.
rs, and Hotel Lee In Ad'lsn, Jan.
30, 1904, with msPs, dsseripsioas
and prices OF whsHt and slislis
land, In the sheet water eounlry Ia
northwestern Kansas, aud woald b
pleased 10 meet al who issi AZ,
posed to take adsanlags ol the pres
sa, low pIiesa. Cheap irsnsposta
ton lor land buveu Jan. "a.
Very respectfully.
E.B. AiNsNsos,
Cpiaaeld. Kama.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-09
aIarrlagel
Rarrleon CoINert

Ca Mondsy al,einoon in the par
lou OF Hotel Ross Al Bu,lcr. Miss
Daisy Garrison of Rich Hlin and
Mr.. Lou Co.rsrtot Frankfort, Ind. +,
were united in marriage by Rev.
Jewell. Mss DAISY Is tae daagh-
,sr Of NIr aad Mrs. Geo. Gauiseu
OF this eiiy She IS a brigh, AID
accomplished souag lady and has
many insnas Nj CoiseFt, We un.
3eriand Is dmggi,i in Frankfort
Tm rRsaVNE extends eongralu'
la,ions.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-09
Nll.. Lenore 80 ,Iarrlea.

Word was received hsfs that oa
New Years Dan, Miss Leaors Bird
was upnea in mauiage 10 NJ, J..
Clifton Mathcny, st " sshRglen,
d. L. Miss Lsaors Is the eldest
dsughier ST Alr, aud MN. (. A.
Bad formerly Of ,his ci,y. Shs
grew 10 aemsnhooa "a 2tiSh Hill,
aud hes numeIous inends joan With
TnE TRirVNg "a extending hesl
wishes and congratulations Nj
and Mrs. Maihsnl Nill reside Al
Monterey, Na.. bu. aus aow Visiting
The brides psrcai, a. 1sl'amy.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-09

Thfs = ne tsus of year lor NtA.
ersi asysi-=asaf e. eatssaninn ask
souaas sad a osr aaRseiibess u
s-ne % sad Peg - Ell scorss and
rrusw fss suash@E ycsr. We 81 g
aandsans y fasm - iAs ~ a.
g1oa Esrsars Shest ame sss,is
m~nss msks Ione lime irisnds cHt
rn1 see - snd srd oes uAat ue
wfg d We n<sd .a< rleary--sou
a-ss ss= EtesstAs-
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-09
LOCAL BRIEFS.

A Merry Chase is coming.
For stoves see 6snsh Bros.
Don't miss a Merry Chase.
Guns and ammunition a, Gsneh
Bros
Arc yUu gOiuE 20 zee \ MsEsyI
Chaser
a fine line Of hesting stoves At
Geneh Bros.
MIR. Hanna, representing the
Frsnklin Life Insurance. Co. Of
nTuois, is in the city psrsusding
men 10 insure their l,vss.
let us speak Of man - We and
him. aud censure emily what we can
scr. remember that no one can be
perfect. unless he uses Rocky Noun.
taln Ten. Ask your druggist.
Tnue It is, aud always has been,
iha, chseriulness IS riches that cam
not be tsxsd.--Jsnusry Ladies
Home Journal.
The series OF meetings Al the Bsp.
Ilu Church eiesed Sunday night.
The meetings were very sneeesaful
and sixteen new members were add.
ed to The church. On Saturday
evening nine were baptized.
,eil the cheapest good land on
earth. Wheat and alfalfa land 8
specially. Write Tor prices and
terms aud cheap transportation. - E.
b. ATKINSON, Grsin6sld. KsnA
The appointmens Of Col. ID. Pat
Dyer Tor distinct sitronsY Tor the
eastern district Of Missouri, gives
entire sstisiae,ion to THE THIRuEE,
Mslor Wm. Warner In the western
dislrisl and Col. Pat Dyer in the
eastern district suits the old soldisr'
mOat svsHasiingly well. Keep 4
mp, Mr. Prssideai, that's right. VIZ
don't want you to neglect ths oshel
fellows. but We do love 10 zee Yos
rseegniEe the cid boys in blue.
Our e,iiseEs who voted for th'
eopu house and those who failed Il
20 10 the polls and veee, have NJ
right TO protest or eomplain sbOu
the tax. The tax was voted by
very narrow margin and It wa ,hI
peoples fault II Il wss not dslsased
and the cry OF fraud sounds YER
much TO us like pleading The bah
act. II there was fraud, seaFeh ou
the voters thst committed L an
send them 10 the psniseniisry a. ID
law directs. bat don't fee lswysI
aud pay sourt costs 10 stop a shin
you yourself helped to bring sbo,
by your own negligence. Let II
court house be bull, and paid 4
with a. little cost a. possible, an
when this Is done and yOu behs'
ilsre has been fraud, theft OF Co
rup, bargaining. Nick gu, the par
gall,y Ct Il ., The ballo, box.
will cost less aud be much Piles
anlel
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-09


-Jsass wise has Tsiarssz irssa
Ispiia.
--Dr. Os~H J, sisaaz funss
gaasss Civ.
&C. 9. BsrusH vi.ass s,os,s-
tafy Tuetssy.
X z. Lee Corkeriu wn . b=ss-
nrss sisiior irom Isls. Kan... wss-.
psadsv.
III Ssef1sr and -ifs e PssHis
cnF. Wsrs saoPPiaE "a shss cry
Wednesday.
Ho@er. ske Islsie SOC Ct Drnuzs
sis.sr ard wss~. hss brs- qsiss ssrk
fas several drys wirk ts-sa4
Co1sacssr Asea u Bvai-r, AZ
o3zpazied tie BalIes s-i-r.fsoa q
Ro7ai NsiEa5ors 10 thss csry We'd
nsssiay.
-Leslie Tozfinssn eaze sssr
fron GirsEs, Ksn-. he EsR q fs<
seek o. = yisis 70 hrs issh-r 2. l.
TOuiinssn.
Ms. Gasers. nuosh1 a Mrs.
". II. Fisk~r. ~bo hs hsr. q-as
u foF srrsrsi weskss - s-psrse5 -
be imPrOriuZ.
James A. Brown Of tk< Russ
Coal c0mpany. has rriurued fr0- 5
busiasss TIP % Ks-ass Ci;y and
viii shortly begin oPsru6ons - ~
Big Fosr essl ziaes.
Geo. B. shav, Ol IRE Kansas
City Paper ConPzny, was inssr.
vieSing cur newspapers ts6sy "a
the iatsrsss Of his house
Misses Belle and Nay Fair.
banks, Of Nevada. spens a Eeu
hours wish friesds here Ssfursay,
sthen took the SIX o'cloek srsia fOl
Hume where they viii visit theil
parents.
-wincbsIl Janisou left hcr Sc
dalia Moadav, where be entsre.
upoa his school duties wfachsl
sOul5 much have preferred ths; hi
iasi dinnss At hOu1s was his Era o.
Bis return. Nos that BE- Ekes ~
srhq0l dutiss sess, but that be Eke
bis home more.
Air. spd Mrs A. A. Hufsos
wsnt 10 Pieassntcu Saturday {,
+ visit their daughter who lives sea
thar place. Mr. Hsftoa sayI
great excitement sxists there ove
the striking q ssFong a0w q ga
AZ the depth Of r40 feet. They re
turned home Nsaday.
The United AIias wssksrs Q
Ansgisa have taken up rew qaas
tiers in the Royce buildisx On Par
Ave n. q. Never i pseai5ens
Wallace FssEsls. visr president: A
c SsmPson. secretary; Jasper De
sis, recording secretary. Wa
Wardion IS representative TO ID
nsssonsl eOuysoiioa Al lndianspoli.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-09
A Btss.ylTlns

A BresnylTi@
Tsks your siri to see A Merry
Chase.
Bss. stoves for the isass monsy q
Cench Bros.
Miss your supper hus doA't miss
A Merry Chase.
II you have that tired feeling 30
and see A Breezy Time
Our merchants are all busy 10.
voicing this week and getting
ready iOr their spring ssoek.
Read the advertisements OF cur
merchants snd you win then kaoW
where you can ses what yOu vast.
Cora Newton and Khsie Craig
have returned 10 Ssdslia 70 resume
their studies At the business eolisgs.
II is rumorsd tha, The big miII
will shortly be OYtrbsaled and pnl
in active operation. This Is as Il
should be.
The Who What whsn miaslEslS
gave a good performances 20 a iair
sired audiences last night. They
are all right.
Edueslion Is not in extensive sP-
psrsius and vast libraries, but in the
touch Of life upon lifs.--Jsnusry
Lsdies' Home Journal.
What you dolR' neighborf Help
ing BIN. what's BIl doln'f Help
ing MRndy. what's Mandy duin'I
Helping mother. what's EnOthel
doin'3 Taking Rocky Mountain
Tea. ssuaihis family. Ash y0aI
dfaEEist
The union prayer meetings being
held th's week are very we'll at
tended, and are conducted bY ths
different minis,ers Of the city in turn
IN = very interesting and inssruetiY'
manner.
Mn. Den n. Bales he's rented bel
farm TO MIR. Douglas, sad removes
to the city. She viii occupy tbs
Sam Gosnell property, corner a.
and Park Avenue. .durisg the winter,
The Rich TIN Bank fsvsssd isr
pssrons with . neat peekst map o
the State Of Misssuri - q RsU
Year souvenir. The Rich Hill Bsnh
is one Of the pioneer institutions oI
the city and is dsssrvediy PoPuIs
with the people.
Emmst, son si Mr.. and Mn Geo
Circle, who IL inteTetled Ia mininl
in San l.uis Vslley, ColoTslO, sn'
has been spending the holidays viii
home folks, left hsndsy fsf The In
dian Territory where he will sPsnI
the winter and IN the early spriEl
will return to his mines at Viii
Green, Colo.
WA, ROgsrs, OF Adfisa wss ~
sssIed Et Butler this naorning 70
stealing an overcast IRON the ssI
chants holsl yesterday sweating
The coat was the property Of J.. II
Keiihsf, Of Csrietsilie. iRogss
had bssn drinking and ia "a stei
to obtain money took the eoss an
cold i for SI.--Rsview,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-09
our CLunnlNG aIsr.


Vow is the time e supply YopF-
ssil With COED gaa,ng maigsr Cor
,hs eoraing year. Get ,hs bssl
Get whsg wir .-'sfess sea ueek by
week and m9alA ~ uoaih. fresh
sad new. a Aous aud sAfosd.
Doa's fail 70 gss InS rasprss and
Daily X. {. Wosl3. fog s.. .oe
X. {. Jostnsi (wesklyl Ioo
X. &. Star lNesklsl t.o0
Glohe Democfal (tNist-a-Weckl So
Kepuhl,e (tWice-a-WeekA t,so
III Hicks Wol3 snj Works q, So
loa,hs Companioa a.Sc
TIE Crisgf.on hye
NeCiors's Asgszius a7s
Live Slack Io,l.seta1
Special fsames iassilu,s Ean. t.&S
PpallIy fegmsr
o. sny ether peP<s q asgsaiae iog
want. Al pfoqerslonste sa,ss. CAL
- Ine felHcNa.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-09
gssssssssssssssssssssssa
4 PERSONALS.
Ssssessessseseseessesss9

III. G. Cool, ef Butlsr. vas
dowa Taesday.
Clint smi.h j. sgs.a abe % b.
on dsiy ss FISHER < Co.'S store.
Mss Alice Iesb visiies Kan
ss' City q Day Or tno ne pasi rsrk-
/ Mis-, Mszie Thonins hst Tr-
turned home from her Arksnsss
visit
-Connsy Clerk Brosddus ans
family visited Rieh HM fsieass
Ssndsy.
-Ceeil Ames returned 10 hs
school duties IN Bsidwin. Kan-
last week.
Miss Msy Mariin spent Sa,ur-
day and Sunday visiting her brosbsT
Bsrt, at SsvAda.
Lou Llnbarger sold has bozs
on South 5ih street - Wn- StewsEt
one day last week.
-Miss Lena RspPen rsiprnea
Sunday night IRON a visit with
friends in Joplin.
--R. E. Bueksridge eaale home
Monday from Texas. Nhsrs be has
been for some time.
Postal Clerk Harry Brown yrs-
tied lis parents, Sir and Mn- ".
c. Brown, last Friday.
Miss Kittie Ferguson has re
turned to school al Columbia, al,er
her holiday visit al home.
Edgar and Earl ShsPmsier En-
tertsined number Of their school,
mates Saturday afternoon.
-Eben Allen ard WIZ Harms
: returned 10 school Sundsy, one At
Sedslis, the other al columbia.
III. B. sunderwirih, PsPins-
vile popular merchant, wss irsns-
: acting business IN our city Monday
! Mrs. r. E. Bucksridge return
I cd Saturday from her visit to Der
daughter, Mrs. Ids Porter, At S.
lem, III.
Mr.. John ViekeTs and Mrs- ].
Eagrls Of RoSkvilis. were gus.is o.
F. NJ. Prise and fsniiy <hs latter
psn Of the week
-Hsrys Johnson, dspuy sheriff,
. was IN Butler Wednesday, as a VII,
4 ness in the case Of the State ~
Harry Howell.
The Lausr Day Saints church 4
holding = ihree-iays msstiag pnder
the leadership OF Rev. Hilhard O.
independence, No.
Mrs. Bishop and ii,tle son O
4. Fsl,on. Kan., visited her sisser-ia
Law Mrs. J. G. SimPsoo last wees
returning to her homs Friday.
4 Rev. Bro. Smiley, who lssiur
ed here something over a year ago,
is in the city looking after the ia
teres,' Of the Kn,shts Of Py,hias.
Mrs. Sarah Stoir. Of Paols
Kan arrived Tuesday night Ter
visit with her sisters Mrs. T
Pritchard and Ms. A. Z. Van
VoOthis.
Mrs. NJ. " lieagh,oa has bsei
. eoahned 10 her foom tos ever
4, week past. aud hes little grandsol
= who is wishing shsm has also bee.
!, very sick.
D. Miss Della Msy Esiiagg nh
I came dossd irom Kansas Ci0 we
q. her father, CoileSaoF kellogg oa
Sius 10 Miss Lula wsaihsgs. E,
suTnsd home San3sl.
-lion. Jehn W Gsash, lea,
= = ing RsPuelissn OF Prairie row'
= ship, Was ia the city yesterday an
> made llIE rRlRvNx ofiss a vsr
~ pheasant eaa.
ssl
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-09
Nothing Else ss sure.

Mothers who gave thrir utthe enrs
Aatlsers woFsa Syrslp Eivethesa tA@
nieei sasiiug aad mest eaeSilvv
wurm mesitine masle.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-09

II you wsas sale bills. posters, 81
auYthiag IN lhi. iiae, Tnr TRtsvxK
Wiii 10 Il ior you.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-09

i.sss nigh, YES loyisl, sRd slsa
a busy OVession for The msmbsrs Of
this lodge. Qasls a delegation Of
Royal NsiEhbOl from Batter sriv.
in the city On the ! p. m. train, and
wsrs snisrssiasd by tie Rich Hill
NsighbOrs during the sl,sFnoOn with
games snd . good social time, inter.
spstssa with = ride over the city.
AZ 5 o'clock, the company 10 shs
number OF about lOrty-ivs, repaired
to the Tslnsgs House where sheJ
were served with supper. The vis'
iion from Butler wsFsi
Mr.. and Ma. Galley.
!" +" Saeksst.
Dr.. t" - Ridley.
Mr. i" f" Fox.
(" /" +" MeAnineh.
Mssdsnss wsMou. Able. csbl
and valsn,lns.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-09
InE OGiMOAl COlOM co

With heaiQuaFtpGs iu 81 t.oais u
now l,elas oreanlnsa This h Hoar
opport0nlgy io e~org c1eap holne
iu thc
"e0alss eeUxIRY."
Write Ga iae O1iaA0uz coioay
Cominny sli tl.osfnnt ST., 81,
lnule ue. ln nN paFikNlars.
asA'ch unl le malsA to yea igee i
haf1e
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The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-09

For from one 10 ,hfts yeaIs, o.
good farm property.
II. 4. RopsSsoN.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-09

The New year
viii sre an Increased number ofpeo-
pie visiting our ofiice. Not beeause
the teeth Of the people ns whole
nre getting worse. but berause the
Judgment oi the individual n getting
better, and our
Dental NWor1<---
is preferred iDccBuse Of its superior
quality.
Beginning with this week our
prizes arr as follows:
Good set tceth......q,..,..sssss's. ta-yg
Best scf Tex th..,s..-s s'0
Gold hllinrs. LEO up
silver Filings. n9<ta up
Cement and Porcelain aliings sort mp
Every piece Of work fuIly guaSan-
teeti.
Gull and see us.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1902-09-06
CAPTAIN FAY ON LABOR.

In another column will be found an
interview with Captain Fay, candidate
for the Democratic nomination for Con-
gress in this district Whatever opin-
ions may be of his candidacy it can be
seen that he is giving labor question
some thought. His idea of national
arbitration, while not in general ac-
cord with most advocates of labor has
many adherents, even in the trade
union movement.
He advocates somewhat new depar-
ture in injunction cases that is worthy
Of considerable thought. Trade unions
have tried for years to limit the power
OF courts in issuing restraining orders.
The legal profession has doubted the
wisdom Of most measures advocated
by labor in this matter. The best
legal authorities claim that the present
power of the courts can not be re-
strained without impairing our present
judicial system. Captain Fay seems
to be aware Of this contention, and be-
lieves that no court should issue any
injunction in labor disputes until the
party seeking the injunction first files
with the court an agreement to arbi-
trate.
While this is new proposition to us,
it is worthy of serious thought and con-
sideration. 1t shows that Captain Fay
is giving the question Of government
by injunction some careful study.