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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-15
SOCIETIES.
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A. A. s. RITE NOTICE.
The four coordinate bodies of the a. A.
s rite Of Free Masonry sitting in the
valley of Salt Lake, Orient of Utah, will
hold their second reunion iu the Masonic
hail. Salt Lake City. commencing on
Monday. November 10th. at $3.50 clock
a. IN. Officers and members are request
ed TO attend promptly and soJ9urning
Scottish Rite MasOns are cordially invited
to participate i'm the ceremonies
BY order of the presiding officers
CHRISTOPHER DIEHI-. Sec'E.
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STOCK BRoKFRs.

+. NJ WEST e. Co. Stock Brokers'
5l5 l.. i. Walker Block. Tel. 1069-X
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Special No. IA nice. bran new 5-room pr.
br. house on Third South, near 10Th
East. strictly modern. near car line;
mantel marble laVaUOry, waterclos-
ct I'M house. hallway. lot good size,
500 cash. bal. easy monthly pay
ments
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RESTAURANT for sale in "A good city
in Utah $500 For Information address
Restaurant. Herald
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GERMAN zWIEBACK.

NfU MEYERS German zWiebacll the
choice Of the sick Its use cures indiges-
ton; perfect food for infants. Teupleton
bakery. III East FIRST South Ask your
Grocer.
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CONFECTIONERY business. stock and
fixtures; a good opportunity for anyone
wishing to make a paying Investment i'm
this city Address r 90, Herald.
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STORAGE AND HOVING-

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SILVER Filings, from zoe TO 81. Gold
filings. from 81 I'D. Crown and bridge
work Of the best quality. Plates made
that fit the mouth Extracting without
pain. Work guaranteed. Or. Twin. ~
Main St.
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SALOON business in ogden. first class
location, will be sold cheap to right party
cOmmurica tons TO f. J. Stark ga 18th
St.. Ogden. Utah.
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CASH REGISTERS.

CASH REGISTERS.
~~~~~-~-~-~~~-~~~>~-~
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. Oscar
CroshelI sales agent for Utah Expert
cash register repairing. NO. 221 Main ST.
Secondhand registers always in stock.
NEW or second hand. cash. trade or
terms Sorensen-Stoutt Co. As r. "a So.
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MRS p FONTXN. Clairvoyaut anc
Trance Medium. 263 South West Temple.
ARNOLD-DICKSON BROS. tell every
thing Free unless correct. Sundays. ll--.
All can see and talk with their spirit
friends at tOnight's meeting. Everyone
invited 100 w. Second South.
MaIE LYNN. paimist and astroiogist,
removed 60 "a W. "a So, upstairs.
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A-.JJJ
Special No. "a bran new 5-room pr. br.
on Third ST.. near % ST., on car line
modern. near school: a little gem;
ments.
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COST OF IOxlO RODS TODAY. 1852 40
VALUE OF LAND TODAY AT
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE. $500 90
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You are requested to be present at tho
Odd Fellows temple Monday. Nov. is. at
-.30 D.. m. 10 attend the funeral of our
Branch lodge No. S. Park CITY.
NJ. LEVY, y. c.
VIM. WATROJS. Secretary.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

$500 TO $500 by private party on ap-
proved real estate in city or country: no
commission asked; interest reasonable.
Address p IS, Herald.
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WAsATCH LODGE no =. f.. q A. H..
Regular meetings held at the Masonic
hall the second Friday OF each month.
Members Of sister lodges and soiUuruing
brethren cordially invited
r. S. CONNOR. W NJ.
a j. LOWE. Secretary.
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Special No. GA nice Groom pr. br. on
East 9Th South, close in, lot 55zNlU
rods; very cheap; easy terms
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-05-30
AMERICAN LUMBER co.
OFFICE AND PLANNING Milf,
= OF NJ. 55TH AVE. w.

We take pleasure in calling the at
tention Of the union men OF Duluth
and the state TO- the name of the
American Lumber Company, whose Of
flee and planning mill are located at the
foot Of North 55t1l~ Avenue West. as.
"a concern in our midst which is worthy
Of the support and encouragement of
all intelligent :workmen. The record of
this splendid company shows clearly
that the officers have in all their deal
ingB with labor been actuated = by
principles OF fairness and Justice A.
Concern hich prFsues5a policy Of this
Kind is almost sure to have steady
and healthy growth. b The officers are
i G. Holt; #Pr4sid lent; w. Holt,
Vice President, and j. G. Ketcham,.
Secretary These gent emen are held.
in high esteem BY their employees and
are among our most progressive citi-:
zerls ss, $zss 3s*s$ 81 3s. 5=s
1T has always beer Dur object to show
that IN order tu bring about the best
prosperity that is possible 81 IL ileces-
*sary for the two great 5 forces TO keep
I'll I'll Git :at afl times the fact that their,
6 nit 1tuaf ana That what ever'
tends disturb the vel farce the one.
reflect III jurEfotisly upon the.
other lien such III the
American IzuInk erS e company 4 ur sues IS
considera-
ttoanlI ions lebor.fha
Zsofa1
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single instance st may ia e1nulated by
others ana lead" hem IS 4ely upon Il,
rather than the moral strength Of their
cause. If our movement depends upon
brute force 49, means to seek redress
Tor wrongs we would soon degenerate
into a mob. The labor: movement
should always be dignifled by exalted
aims, and inspired = BY the spirit OF
brotherhood 2 ~ , :~;zass
The provocation in the, freight hand
lers' strike has 1T times; been trying.
We have seen men standing on the
viaduct at Lake avenue, paying MO at
tention to the rion=unlon workers. and
we have heard the latter ,isee language
that would usually provoke the ordi-
nary man. To our surprise the pick
etts OF the union to; whom the lam
guage was directed paid but little at
tention to the insuiters.
This action leads us to doubt that
striking freight, handlers would COM
nit such deeds. OF violence as are
credited to them, and for: this reason
we wish to see the atmosphere cleared.
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PUBLIC OWNERSHIP VICTORY.

The governor Of Illinois has signed
the Mueller traction bill, which will
enable Chicago to control the street
railway corporations to which the mu-
nicipality grants franchises, and per-
init the city council to forfeit fran
chises as a penalty for the violation Of
ordinances. 1t also enables the city,
should it see fit, ultimately to take
over and operate the existing roads or
build new lines. proper and just COM
pensation to be paid to the corpora
tons involved. One provision of the
law limits all franchises for street rail-
way companies in the future to twenty
years. There is a referendum clause
requiring that the measure be submit
ted to vote of the people before it
can become effective. This is the bill
which almost provoked riot in the
legislature recently, when the speaker.
in evident conspiracy with the railroad
interests, attempted to kill it by rush.
ing through another bill, as a substi-
tute, in violation Of all parliament
tary rules. The Mueller bill was
strongly supported by Mayor Harrison
and his following, as a step towards
municipal ownership.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-05-30
UNION LABOR PROTESTS,

A workman on the docks was cruel
ly and inhumanely beaten on Wednes-
day morning. According to the mans
statement his assailants seemed to be
striking freight handlers. 1t is hoped
that they were not. It is openly
charged by several people who saw a
portion Of the attack that the fleeing
men were members Of the freight
handlers union, II this is true, then
It is the duty of the union to take the
m&tter up. Every member OF 4 union
who commits such dastardly acts is an
enemy to organized labor. We know
enough about the freight handlers ,l11-
ion to know that the majority Of it's
members do not tolerate such tactics.
II Is the duty of these members. to
preserve their regulations as men, to
root the matter UP. II it il found that
the assailants were really members 81
the: union they should BE. eexpelled
without delay. and their names x wen
e, to5the proper authorittes. PHYSICAL
force u. consist4nt with the benle.vlvo,-,
/ la1ts. sptrtt luove,ntsnt.
s,ll plossa
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WIElAN0 / WADE, HARDWARE
329.331 N. 18TH AVE. WEST.
& !: 1'l;s,'lsphonss, 500 md sosz.2.

~ A4..!N
| Concerns which win to & large extent
the leadership in their kind of business
and the esteem and confidence OF the
public, do so not by mere chance but
by honest efforts to be fair and reason
able both with labor and the public.
Concerns which deviate from this prin-
ciple are certain to fall of their own
weight.
On the other hand, companies which
have invested considerable capital and
give employment to large force Of
men who are treated with fairness and
consideration are entitled to the COM
fidence and encouragement Of all who
have the best interests of labor and
the city at heart.
This point is well exemplified most
friendly and considerate attitude to-
ward the cause Of labor and the labor
movement and has made host OF
friends among our people. A concern
OF this kind should always receive the
hearty support and encouragement of
the public in preference to others whose
policies are openly antagonistic or indif-
ferent to the welfare and advance
n1ent OF labor. - 49,
LIE o1Licefs OF This merttorlOus con-
Germ are: Mr.. Frank H. Wade and
Mr. Theodore F. Wieland. They are
broad-nihded and publfcAspirited men
Of integrity and ability. Their force
of workn1en as well as the public in
general hold them in the highest of
esteem.
The Labor World gladly mentions the
Name Wfeland & Wade foremost among
the leading concerns Of Duluth. which
are to be depended upon at ali times
as staunch and corisiderate, substan-
tial and honorable friends of conserva-
tive organized labor.
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This company has always cheerfully
co-operated to further the conservative
labor movement, and has never failed
to set the seal of it's approval upon the
broad underlying principle of union
ism.
Owing to- it's broad-minded and pub
'lic-spirited manner Of dealing, this
company has built up an enormus and
substantial patronage, and is exceeding
ly popular. It already counts a large
number OF friends among organized
working men and it's dealings have al
ways been uniformly fair, conservative
and honorable.
It is with pleasure that we place the
name Of the Elliott & Company fore.
most among the prominent concerns
which are always to be depended upon
as staunch, substantial friends of con-
servative, organized labor.
This company has shown in the build
ing up OF this large enterprise a. bust
ness capacity exeelled by none, and
worthy Of being placed at the head Of
Our business men OF Duluth.
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SuFFEL { CO.
1871 WEST SUPERIOR ST.
Telephone 9e3:.4

\ The name of suffel & Company stands
foremost among the reliable. meritor-
ious concerns: of Duluth, The .estab-
lishment is located at 131 West Superior
Street, and they are: prepared to meet
the demands Of: the: trade in, q most
satisfactory manner The stock of
boots and shoes which they carry is of
a superior grade and the prices always
meet those of the strongest rofnpetit-
<ors: :. ~s:"@ - "
: The workingtnen Of Duluth and the
entire Northwest will serve their own
interests tosbest advantage by giving
this reliable concern their hearty sup
port and encouragement. .-
This firm has always shown: a cour4
teot1s and considerable attitude toward
labor, and We hope for them continued
success and prosperity in their business:
!: X The Labor World takes pleasure in
giving the name Of suffel e Company
most honorable mention. =szs. 49, -. !:
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OHIO co ltcoMPA AM: ::
$50 WEST: SUPERIOR STREET.
Providence Building.
'ock: .3o2 GARFIELD AVENUE.
Riee's Point, -
COAL, COKE AND WOOD.

The Ohio Coal Company is recog
nized by our citizens as an enterprise
which Is OF positive advantage to the
masses OF the people throughout the
Northwest, because OF the material
benefit which It brings to business gen
orally, and consequently to labor,
which constitutes so large percentage
OF the population. -.
This company is, recognized as one
of the most liberal and progressive in
the city, and are easily the leaders in
their line OF business. It is an indie
pendent company, not controlled by
any of the great mining companies,
and by its fair treatment OF all with
whom it has business dealings, has
built up standing and a business
second to none. They are at all times
willing to devote their time, money,
and energy to any movement which
promises the betterment Of any Of the
interests of our great city, and It Is
to such companies as the Ohio Coal
Company that Duluth il indebted for
the remarkable and substantial growth
which has been" hers. THE employees
OF this firm are treated with conside-
ration and courtesy, and in this as In
their business transactions justice
seems to be the desire of the com-
pany.
The City Agent, Mr.. y. b. Smith, has
proven himself upon many occasions
to be fair-r1inded, public spirited, and
has the best interests Of the entire
community at heart.
The Labor World has no hesitancy
in saying that re Ohio Coal Company
Is one of the leading business firms o1
the Northwest, and one which we'll
merits the great success they have
achieved.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-05-30
BOOMING OF CLEVELAND.

Some of the politicians are booming
Grover Cleveland for a third term for
the presidency. While the ''boom" has
evidences of being strong and healthy,
yet an unwritten law is to the effect
that no president shall serve more
than two terms. Whether in the face
of this precedent, Grover can capture
the nomination remains to be seen.
The East seems to want him, judging
from the utterances OF. many promi-
nent newspapers in New York, Phila-
delphia and Boston,, and other large
cities The West, however, does not
seem particularly impressed with an
other season of Clevelandfsm, and if
it becomes a question of antagonism
between the. East and the West, a
dark horse is likely to become the NOM
inee Of the Democracy. 1t is also
doubtful whether Cleveland has ma
terially changed in his views in REFER
ence to gold standard, or whether his
regard for imperialism is any less than
it was when he, was defeated eight
years ago. It is also quite doubtful,
according to the present aspect Of at
fairs; whether Western Democrat
could be elected even If nominated. il
New York with one or two other of
the smaller Eastern States, could be
carried. there would be little doubt of
the Democracy being triumphant and
some of the eastern newspapers; are
very OPTIMISTIC over the situation. that
is. with Grover: or. 4olney or some
equally strong man, as the standard
bearer. a~:'.: ] ..
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the mANHATTEN WINE HOUSE
IS WEST SUPERIOR ST,

Inc different branches of our city are
each represented by leader, but there
Is no firm among those engaged in the
retail liquor business that is more en-
titled to the name leader than the Man
hatten Wine House, located at Is West
superior Street. =
This concern has the largest retail
liquor business Ut any Arm in the
Northwest and It il we'll worthy and
deserving Of the patronage that it en-
joys Carlson Bros, the proprietors,
are we'll known and highly respected
citizens OF. our. City and are men If
sterling honesty and integrity. By their
Business integrity, constant 81, p3ersie.v,e,r:-
ance and careful md cnur III attein ten,
ztion 90 their zbusfness ftf :has q Vanced
step by step ana Is day. the. III anhatten
Wine House is the Giberalter sc the
wholesale and retail liquor establish
ments of the Northwest. This place IL
one of the most well-kept places that
can be found in the city OF Duluth.
The stock Of liquors and cigars car
ried at this place will always be found
to be first-class~ and the very best the
market affords, domestic and imported,
and our readers will always be- sure Of
fair and courteous treatment at the
hands Of these gentlemen.
LIQUORS delivered to ali parts of the
city.
The 'Manhatten Wine House carries a
larger number Of brands of liquors
than any other establishment Of it's kind
in the city and the extent of their bust
ness cannot fairly be conceived until
you have paid them q visit and seen
for yourself
There .is no firm in the city which
has shown h friendly attitude and lib
eral spirit towards the cause of labor
more than this firm, and we congratu-
late the Carlson Bros. upon their grow
ing prestige and popularity, and we
hope for them an era Of constantly
increasing success and PROSPERITY.
Union men and others will make no
mis- take In giving their patronage to
this place.
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EMPLOYERS ORGANIZING.

Has the labor movement become SO
great that employers feel 1t their duty
to fight the labor unions as matter
Of self protection? 1t would seem SO.
A movement is even now under way
in Omaha, in the formation of bust
ness mems associa ton, whose stated
object is to demand or compel the right
to employ union or non-unfon labor
without discrimination; to refuse. to
allow curtailment or limitation to out
put, and to fight sympathetic strikes
ization Of employers for practically
the same thing, is in progress, and
another movement is under way in
Vermont, looking to the notification
of the labor movement.
These people take the wrong view
Of the situation. Union labor does not
seek to do employers any injustice,
but If it were not for the existence of
trades unionism, the laboring men
would be as bad or worse than slave
in bondage. If there were more tole-
ration, on both sides, perhaps, better
results might be obtained. With the
advocates Of labor, it is only a ques-
ton of a fair days pay for a fair days
work Without the aid Of unions could
this be secured? I'm employers of Ia
Dor would voluntarily advance wages
on fair and equitable basis with the
conditions of trade. there would be no
excuse, possibly for the existence Of
the union But would they do it? Go
back few years, before labor was Or
ganized as now, and what is the re-
cord?
1t is foolish to attempt to under
mine the labor compact, because that
is an impossibility. The labor inter-
ests will watch this movement to de-
stroy the unions with great deal OF
equaninity. Employers could more
profitably employ their time and mon
ey in bringing about a better feeling
between the employer and the en-
ployed, then the question of protection
on the one hand and justice ON THE
other would settle itself. A little d.
plomacy often accomplishes more
when great principles are at stake,
than any amount of fighting.
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our venerable friend. let 1T be said once.
and for al time int have neither:
the desire nor an1bit ton 70 become q
candidate Tor ma or 81 this city Our
field is in the labor movement.e It is
there where we have: cast our lot: and
it is there whers We expect to remain
until our days OF usefulness are over.
It is very hard to be an earnest labor
advocate and I successfulE politician
at the same time. we. do not pretend
to have been success In politics; but
there is some satisfaction in knowing
that we have always tried: to DO the
right Irrespective Of the consequences.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-05-30

A much needed device is something
that will reproduce typewritten letters
better thar, can be: done with the NUM-
erous. machines: now On the market.
So far all are more or less imperfect.
Here is another opportunity for. some
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thy. Examine the several devices--
rnimeoeraphs, Y neoatyles, schapiro-
graphs, and other duplicators. and 10
them: one better.ss.A fortune is within
the grasp 81 the man who can set up
q good duplicator, that VIII run like
q printing PRESS i'*. . !. "A s. ::s1 s.
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RED CLIFF LUMBER COMPANY
MAIN OFF lcEs: 3o1.3o4 Torrey Bldg.
DULUTH MILL: Seth Ave. West.
Telephone as.

We take pleasure in directing the
attention OF the union men Of Du-
luth, and the state, to the Red Gift
Lumber Company, a concern in our
midst that is worthy Of the endorse
ment and cooperation: of ali conser-
vative, organized worlingmen. The
record of this splendid company shows
clearly that the officers have In all
their dealings with labor been actual
ed by principles of fairness and JUS
tice. + = -...<.:.:.~:~. s. :.:::< =. : :.
B i. a concern which pursues a policy
based ON fair and equable motives,
coupled with good business Judgment,
perseverance, and integrity, Is sure to
win, sooner or later, g. position of
prominence in their particular line. Ali
this may be said Of the :. Red Cliff
Lumber Company: This Arm has
Justly carried its envtable reputation. Z
+ It has always been our object = to
show that in order to bring about the
best prosperity that is possible it is
necessary that the two great forces to
keep In sight at all times the factzztl1at
their: interests : are mutual, j: and that
whatever tends TO disturb the welfare
Of one 1ecessar lily. reflects injuriously
upon the other. " e . s. ~:
S hen concern such as Il the Red
Cliff =. nm Der ompany pnrsues pol
ICY Of strict fairness aiid consid ration
in its relations with labor, that com t:,1 !
pany should receive the hearty sup Y
port and encourag cement not only 81
their. ernt,1n,,,es.=: but also of all fair
minded s.sR
officers 81 hin comp any xre F.
IA.szG ilhert rtesslid Lovejoy,
|JAnevl ent
3uxt3l1 sst u g sor
|,s sllre sure rior.