The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-10-29

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amount for the :eetty.s 'Tlhe: labor
Worid believes that the :Ssxystein: is
wrong. II these. men were not allowed
70 II, work on the streets other men with
families to support would have places:
II the desire in working the prisoners
~ only to':pu11ish, pen Should be
built III which they could be raa'de to
carry heavy rocks about the enclosure.
There Is no money tor the taxpayers
In convict of misdemeanor labor
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Several women in the public service
in this city who do not need the posi-
tons are earning salaries that would
maintain a man, his wife and six chill
dren In comparative luxury The La
Dor World Believes In the higher educa-
ton and: the uplifting OF women, but
not to the extent Of deprlving innocent
children to support. A stop should
be made somewhere in the practice of
giving to single Womer. with fat bank
account and""narrted women whose
husbands are? earning big salary,
good positions which should 60 to men
with families.
Governor Van SAINT and his peculiar
followers ought to be proud of the rec
ord they are leaving as they relinauish
the control Of the state house to Rob
ert c. Dunn. It ought to be matter
OF considerable pride to be able TO say,
when the books and records are trans
ferred to their successor, that they did
all they could to split up the Republf-
can party and defeat Bob Dunn.
Few Americans are able to hold their
heads against the draft OF power.
Dewey spoiled everything after his
glorious coup at Manila Bay by giy-
Ing away the house and tot rendered
him by grateful Americans Hobson
osculated himself into dlsfavor' after
gallont conduct in action. Schley and
Sampson besmirched the glories OF the
Cervera affair by publicly abusing each
other, and Van SAINT winds up bril-
liant and adn1ira BILE stunt in assisting
the famous merger out Of business by
throwing mud at Bob Dunn. It takes
an American, to make an ass 81 him.
self on schedule time.
Singular events have grown out Of
the primary election of last month, the
most striking. of which was over the
fight for the nomination for coroner.
DR.. Boyer, unwilling to run himself,
rlursed H. r. Weirick Of Hibbing and
kept his partner out Of the fight with
the strict understanding, 1t Is said,
that pr. zimmerman was to be Duluth
deputy in case Weirick was elected.
There is; nothing particularly sim
gular about this, except that it has
Since been asserted that Dr. Weirick
had already promised the deputyship
to Dr. Patten, and SO far as can be
learned there is no use for two de-
puties In Duluth. 1t has even been
asserted that DR.. .Boyer,useyeral days
before election, learned the real COM
ditmr* OF affairs, but he. stood pat and
worked hfsor 'Weirtck, Just as though
10 a thtn HAT ~ l}'s.af|| Il 'z=.= .::. !:
1t seems that the mayorality propo4
sitton will not down, and at every pri4
mary Or general election 1t bobse up
as though anxious for some kind OF
solution. It is conceded that Mayor
Cuilum will again BE candidate. The
forecast Of the Republican possib1li-
ties, however. carries the interesting
phase.
There are number of availables,
according to the various reports. There
is strong talk. OF again running
former Mayor Hugo, his friends as
sorting that If he will accept the NOM
ination Mayor Gullum can be beaten.
1t is stated, however that Mr.. Hugo Is
done with it. DR.. S. H. Boyer did at
one time desire The nomination, but
his friends say he is now absolutely
out of politics.,
President Haven of the city council
appears to have a strong lead tor the
place, and in almost all Republican
quarters it IS asserted that II he main
tains his strong position In local poll
tics he will land the prize.
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There are eight aldermen to elect at
tie coming spring eleettttyoi a1 is succeed
W. s.. Moore, George Tiseher, A:
Eessmai1, B. K. walker, II. A. Wing,
Frank schaffer, I. A. Barnes and
David Sang. 1t is generally believed
that Mr.. Sang VIII be appointed as a
Of the board ct public works,
ana this viii leave d vacancy In the
present roster from the Eighth ward.
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1t is understood that all the others
will: be candidates for re.electiotf, un-
less it may be Frank schaffer. who
eor1es up from the. West End on a ru-
Nor that he may be a candidate for
mayor on the Democratic ticket.
: Il England is as sandy ais she is
supposed to be she will compel Russia
to pay Handsomely for firing on fish
Ing fleet last Friday or her own coast.
There does not seem to BE any plaus-
ible excuse for this action On the part
Of; the commandment the Baltic fleet