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Wasateh Team Won,

Tho WnsNlch team In the Grade schools
league had ~ hard time Yesterday after
noon IN dofca,ing tho lowell school team
AZ The end Of thu seventh inning thu
leans wero tied, and II took two mora
lrm.nlnW before mo winning run came IN
llned UP w. follows Fitzgerald, O., Fan,
mer ,pi Miller hi Cnrdwcll 2b,i bale,
wv henderson, eeb Montgomery, M, f.,
johnson, r. ~ Lynne, J. T.
Tho O1ulrrh team defeated the unions
10y gcoro VI V 10, ., Tho winners lined
en- ~ Brkcnshaw, ib shafer, ~, Ed,
MMdA, So. Tresidor, IN, Mnlq,lisL Y, fl,
Mlte, m, ~ Nalmcnscn, J. H. Alderman,
umpire Eckstoln, scorer,
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SUMMARY

Balcrcs~lloon, Thomas and Ilauscni
Mclnnis and stanley,
Umpire MoRae,
Three base Iiit--llaster. Two-hnse lllts
.lloon, Hastings, Br@ino, Sacrifice. hts
., rorra "a, Baxtor, stanley Mclnnls,
Hastings Stolen Bases -Itacr Struck out
ahs-Or lloon B; on Mclnnis, 3, Left
ON Bases Spokane, 81 ogden, ., Double
plAys -Ftlmer 70 clark hit by Pitched
hal lloon lO, Tlmo--l,O
Altondanco--1n
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ONLY $500.


Via oregon Short Line May IN ana
Sih Tickets good for return mtil May
lith, For the American stock GroW
ors Association convention, city Tick.
ot ONCE 90l Main Sc,
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EXCURSION TO OGDEN
sunday, May 1th,

Via oregon Short Line, Round ulp
only SlOO Lcnyo Snll Lake jlO II, M,
l0' 10 n, M lao p, M ana il0 y, m, Re-
turning, leave ogden $40 p, m, ana 1880
u, m,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-05
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE,

Tacoma, Wash, May Tacoma won
easily batting WhAlcn for two doubles
aud two singles IN one inning Thomas
wasA MT BY u pitched bah and retired
for Fitzgerald, who allowed mi two hits
although very Wild, Both sides llcldcl
llHllossly.
Score r. w. II,
Nhn flhhNlNto ,pnturttrs't,,tpl v y
Tacoma NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., " 3
Baltcrlos-W hnlon ana Shea, Thomas
Fitzgerald and Hogan
Umpire. llopf.
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POSTPONED

Now York May i..-'rhc Iirooklyn'phil.
day was postponed owing to the llpl.
mon, track nponng, The game viii he
played at Washington park Brooklyn,
next Sunday,
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Baucrles-.Willso and Brcsnnhani willis
aud Noodhnm
Thrco.bnSo lllt .DonlIn Bases ON BN lls
..On. Willie, on Willsc, I, struck out
NY Wil,sc, 10,
Umpire tombstone,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE,

New York MAY i--1he Bosion cham.
pionH oulpluycd The locals today and won
easily, They bniiod Ofth out Of the
box In the first inning Attendance, lsol
Score, II II, H.,
uoston OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES " y
N'W 'olk NHpl"uiH'''1ttif =
Batteries Gibson Young and Crigcr
Dllh Horn and klpinpv
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TINTIC a. RETURN. SO.

Via u, & r. a., sunday May 6, leave
salt Lake s, 10 n, M
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DENVER EXCURSION
Via Oregon Short Limo,

May 7th ana sth, Round trim only
$3.50, Tickets good for return untll
May llth, city Ticket once. 9Oi Main
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-05
Is Housework Hardi
Fels-Naptha cuts wash.day in
half. There's half.day's hard
work gone!
Fcls,Nar,hs rhllsd,,ph,a
philadelphia
NEW YORK, 4, DOsToN,

Taylor, 5 Iloee ON BOlls.-On wc,mcr 3.
Umpire Klein,
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Al Columbus, Columbus, 81 T1lcdo, s.
At Louisville. Louisville indianapolis
"a mo postponed, rain,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-05

Boston May i.-wlllsc's nnc pitching
proved too much for Boston today A.
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ClpllEn Iron sEArrI.ll.

Seattle, Wash, May i.-Gatyln's gtont
pitching. won for Portland today Ne al.
niw,'Ha ,,n,ds W." W, nLnn o,Wn V,,' hho'1nn
IN the fourth inning but l,rlnkcr, who
replaced him, was as freely MI and the
visitors won almost as they pleased Az.
tendance, 1000.
scoroj H. n, w.
r'hl!o ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, =
Portland or,o,u, uuunu,,r,u0 II D
Batteries shields, BnnNor and Dash.
wood Garvm and Mclean,
Umpire Davis
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wAppELLs GREAT WORK

Philadelphia May l.-Waddcll above I
MN ,,. me- only L I'VE h,s today one
rlod the bail away from hnrigol The
temperature dropped suddenly and pay.
crs and spectators suffered from cold,
Attendance, Loo
HCorc; " H. r.
Washington ,,r .,,u,u,nuu,uO
'hllndolphla u''psrs,'r,,uruuph
Batteries Jacobsen ana klllrcdgo /,
Wnddoll and SchfocN
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quarters Of the Jockey club, tho gov
ornlng body ~ eastern racing,
Addod 10 the intense interest displayed
In the new track came the unexpected
which never before IA its history, OK.
londlng back 10 1891 has been marked
by dead heat, The enthusiasm Of tho
great crowd was unboundoJ MH the two
highly trained ihoroughbreds came pound.
ing down tho long stretch nod Tor nod
the scene WAS Nrlling l,cldnmo, tho
champion My Of lust year was for'
gotten and IN the ruck NJ tho .nnlsn
Half u score Of other ihoronahbfcis
never were thought ~ m the two lead
ofs rushed phSi the Judges stand,
An even dozen thoroUgnbrodg went TO
the post Dolhi loondiar, Pasadena, Tan
va and slgllghl having been withdrawn
AFTER me scratching Of Delhi Nyhonby
was made tho fovorito IT odds Of TO !,
leldnmo was heavily played ~ I 10 L.
sors,
After tfcsome delay Ot the post the
horses wore sent away Santa Catalina
hnd the rail ana showed for an instant
In front but Sysonby was NJ her side,
and before the nrel quarter pole had
10 the fore, BcldOmo's friends had u ray
~ hope for u moment M the mare drew
out " the struggling mass ana shot into
third place,
Of Two or three lengths ON tho FAR ,ntn'
but Shaw cnsed NJ his mount M u sliW
wind struck him IN the face, allowing
the field to close on him
colonial OH ana Race KING displaced
bnch hnneloss,w bca,nn r,si Mnoon'
ainblc companion OF colonial ulfl was
nov iaT hWuy SltohoN was SUN lo p'n
away toward me OUTSIDE ra'h ana nv
his SIDE was Race king
70 oven me most haldcnod lhreEocr
VIC sltuHRle Dp'w"h 'hrW 'wp "hh sueh
Az 70 Nohd a lulnp mo we lnruei
lnere wns sn lnE,nn,s Mloho, ~ w
noroushbtpds dhAnrd hlong 'ne raw
rlrN one ploW, lnussIn nnoWon W. lon,
ana lhth lh' olhei NJ lhoN 'hoh hllhlhoo
every nbrc 20 Rall an men ,.. m
shaw ana smllh were nllilhg llko
innu Dpl W no purpose hhu lholt ihhfNcs
llnmhed 80 clQee loaclnof ma the
,urE.s M.ig nnnn,e 70 mnnrnu mem
me shouting muil'Iuo whlnn l,u becn
s,ilon lul hn lQMhnl ny we rEhl sllng
he, proho oul mo rheorr ~ we rlphWs
wen, W. 1'nounR y usan n"M, lol wy
sl"wu NM Wl,lurMn som",h ,hg selnpWi
nnon w NC handlphpS nnn rev roWnlu,1
nor.hN even " NOT SUCCESSFUL w hhNk-
w ,nm nWinnoih an, p.,, r,,. ,,,
boh,nu rsuhnN nnu Nh'o MTG ,nW
oclc the inside rail- wns COLONIAL or.
Mlnnol oi INV WulIus Ihlt hhuWonp Nv
~, lHulN, hpln Fh' hlll nor NlhnW nlnWi
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CHICAGO silrT OFT,

cleveland MAY ,.Chlcago WINS shut
OW today, being unable 10 hit Moore
with men ON bases, Attendance, i1o
Scorer II H. ",
'lrNolhhd 'u,,''''',r'n'pu'uuD "
'hl'hgo pt1nisis,'t,stts'ttutu
Batteries Moore and lIcmis, white and
sullivan
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Chicago, May t--Taylors widc throw
s s.,enH' IT," sIs, S a"S ,Ero eve sn rN".
,eMnsn w. louis from shutout ~
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II EST SELLING BOOKS
sssssssssa~
Record For April,

Following IL n list Of the s!X most
popular now books IN order az demand,
pompdtod from reports Of leading BOOK
SELLERS of the country
rho Mnrpinup AT Nllllnnl 4 anC.
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DETROIT, 4 sT, LOUIS, (.

Detroit May T. IN spllo NJ hts Wild
moss, Mullen held 81 Louis snio lhrongn.
out The game, and grow effective after
the third Inning, svdhon was knocked
out IN the third and Petty pitched well
after that. Attendance $500,
Hcoro II II, ~.
W, Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Batteries Mullen and Drill Sudhoff.
Petty ana Hugdon,
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OGDEN,
SCORE ny INNlNOs.

Totale .,.,,-"@ D . "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-20

ci&adole Greer al at5n qas Sc aa b' los Ha
nos.
La Daraule alb erta por uoo r - 4j,s del esco-
llo apenas esata eprlda gun caves de la DO
Doscrnas bra1as IA Is }e o. ~e aba IN cubo mac-
70 de granite In cscttpidos tones 1e aquela ro-
ca Sc disuaguhae es.rfs ii <iaot relieves para
el esca D.
Los snguog rectlt al aque i, ru Jas paroles de
a~eul reclo hacien presenttr a ma del mlsmo una
m eta
Era e Liomme.
l.. II mas alta tod4vfa qne las rocas
Dolvres. Su stta dobie pu IA a,cesi
bic &c aque las. u cha meseta, qe sobrcsafa por los
bordes, tenia espece de reg lard4i esculur No
era possible I'M ainar m lie ma desc ala funesa.
Las oas iban dob'egar t'adqua~ aguas en- las
cusdradss fcies de aIue p.sco negro es-
pecie de poles para !J ca ectros del mar
dc la uoche.
Todo aquel coninnto estaba cstanca o, casi sin I'm
soplo de aice sin uu rizo olas
Debao dc Aqucla nud4 su hc,e del aqua Sc adj
vina Ia VITA vd adcsada en- / pr tundllades
Cubiu h40ia visto meru,c @. oe elos, eli escollo
Douvres sc ccnvenc6 de que realnepte estaba EN-
c de lc cabA duda.
ia '.ao brasco horrible "a ve2 Los DJuvres.e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-20
S. r. I.ORENZI
AGLNrE coNisIoNisTA
PLAYA DE PONCE. PTo. RICO

Rcpresen,ante dc varas casas de hos
E~ta los Unidos, de L1gopa y de Ia
l.ls.
Cor-edor dc Fsbri"artes teiidos v
del ramo de m.rc ,nciao cn general.
Tie1e catalogos y muesJrss de in
6u''ad de srticulos Sc encarga de
10 .pedido i los Eslados Unidos y
Europa.
Recibe 4 dep6sito cafe. azdcar, v
toda clase de frutos del Pals para
venderSe en- plaza emba Carsc.
Solicita precloS sobre mucStras que
Sc lie envien trasmite la me jor oferta
6 Ia scepta cuando para clio - le
autonxa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-20
2S8 BIZ Iorec> Drs. BolErfN MERcANrA.

horrible q fondo de 2qaela mentita es4 tornado por
esta yir.ud con ertida en- vicio
- II &ro que hay cooiauza lahpocree{a; copfia
no sahemos 4ue De Indifference 70 leScon. cido "a.
peruite ma
Clubn miraba el espaclo immense del aqua.
La 81 uaci6n desesperada pero aquella alma si-
niesa 10 estaba. pet(ase que. despuGs de aquella
laga neba los tuques cue Sc hab{an quedado al pairo
ancados, iban Pr'seguir canine que fa4 que
pasase alguno por horlzonte
efecto apareci6 vela que venia de Este lie
va la direcci6u del Oeste. Al aproxmarse, pudo
Sc com 2icaci6n del buque. No tenfa mas que pa
10 estaba apareJa Jado dc goeta
Ell bauprGs cast horizontal Era I'm faucho.
Antes de media bora costea7fa de bastante ceTca
81 escoo Douvrcs
-Estoy savo.-Se dio Clubn.
En- situa ion que Sc ha laba aquel momen-
TO- 10 prlnlc:o que Sc IiensF la vida
Aque alucho tai extranje
tQuien sabe 81 de los buques ntraban-
distas que ban Painont7 Q zen sshe 81 Bias
quito en- persona qlien l. uandaba2
d. ser asf no soiamente stafa savaaa la vda sino
ademas Ia fortuna; y ell encueptro del cscoIo Dou-
vres al accerar coauS6l al rePrm la espeTa en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-20
HOTEL: WI ARINA

~ lh,srdo camhie q de tneEe c-te .crediiado
ss.s'yie oNfo Ian sd" ~ lueidss eu 81
sy ,tles rcioren On" le ponen 4 10 stusa de
los niel0rss de "a s"
IN 81 se enc pfiulon ios MAS Taisos pts-
tcs 90 las r"GrlSe trsn"e>as americana, M
,ioSs. i"i's AS como eitxente ssrvi-
ne so fodc 10 Gue asponA esta cAA-
80 40 cstaoicc1ricntos
70 Una visfs nj ,sfef% Harisa,
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II incislrnGc del
Mar del Noltc

Er8aN~.a.sHt -. -
~,as.,,n a. A.. .... n,
So ,n,~rr,o 49, rs,es
= ,r.,.s,.,,. E.nl
.n ~ 80. an aen
"a. .,~,s, r.e, aisfe ane IA
-. T, ~. l.r,s,,.. =.
fa.r~.r. b. Hr tat. 4. i
So, e,,. sl.n .r ta. en~aS =,
r,.~.r,,,. a. o.r> .~N -,
vi Il na,.r,o .ur .s,rbsel,
- ,o-.,.s,ne. n
s,srlphna e. .s,fo.
.pa,s. t-.-, "A -,
ares,oa e. Hess.
'.oS, 49, ............ 5,
cho unasr>,.. nm a.e
la con,.,ap snf -. -.,,.i "a.
an nn ,,,,. h.1l.
tnci,ra., 80, a.. .t..,.
ha,la aho-. n,s,,f y s,.s.,a N
favnr dc R,.s,a
-lIna r,1,n nral..f. -. este
.a,,b,o a.. tr.nfe -, .,.,,,
mente - MO sn ..,,.,r,e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-20

NraaeefAeassss Aasesa. IS tea u
ah,.s s. FfA.f.a
tss a ssra.
rsfa sft#.ff ~ - nfsfsa
n~... a. s~ustm. kaats Aw
shlA
80 fssGsizgs =. Erss e . ts@s.s "a
waAa.AsNseao saa
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-10-28

vince the people that the highest
judicial tribunal in the state is I'M
worthy of confidence was resented
by the Bar Association, which has
called him to account. Mr.. Patter+
son has made an appearance in re-
Spouse to the summons, but the court
has been generous enough to post
pone a hearing until next October
rather than interfere with his plan
to visit the Philippines as member
of Secretary Taft's party. The in
cident has created profound i'm
preston and has served to convince
the thinking people of Denver that
the reputation Of their city and their
state needs a good deal of BOOKING
after, and that their reputation in
the East needs repairs. There is not
the slightest doubt that in their mis-
taken zeal and false enterprise the
Denver newspapers are keeping
away useful capital and immigra-
ton, and are attracting to the city
and the state undesirable classes of
people who seek excitement and ad-
venture.
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Order for Hearing on Claims.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY O

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
St. Louis-ss' In Probate Court, Spe-
cial Term October 21st, 1905.
A. Thompson, Deceased: =
/. Letters sTestamentary on the estate
Of William A. Thompson, deceased.
late of the County of Monmouth, State
Of New Jersey, being granted to FRANK
It is ordered, that six months be and
the same is hereby allowed from and
after the date Of this order In which
all persons having claims or demands
against the said deceased are required
to file the same in the Probate Court
Of said County, for examination and al
lowance, Or be forever, barred.
1t is further ordered that Monda c
A. NJ, at a special term of said Prp-;
bate Court TO be held at the Probate
Office in the Court House In the Guy
Of Duluth, in said County, be and the
same hereby Is appointed as the Tune
and place when and where the said
just said claims and demands.
And it Is further ordered, that notice
of such hearing be given to all cred1-
tors and persons in erested in said es-
tate by publishing this order once IN
each week for three successive weeks
In the Labor World, weekly news
paper printed and published at Duluth
Dated at Duluth, Minnesota, this 21st
day Of october, "A. D. 1905. 4SsS5
: '.ss. -. b. M1DDLEcoFF,
4 K. i ~ 4.g z5.5f Judge 3 OF Probate.
S(seal Probate Court. ST. Louis Ga.
Labor World, Oct IS. Nov. I'll. . .xls.
-
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
St. Louis In Probate Court, Spe-
cial Term, October 26th, 1906
In the matter of the guardianship of
Lawrence Patrick Drohan, Charles Ed
ward Drohan, James Michael Droflan,
Annie Margaret Drohan, Albert Drohan
and John Francis Drohan, Minors.
On reading and filing the petition Of
Mary Drohan' Guardian Of said Minors,
her said Wards. are seized Of certain
real estate in st. Louis County, MINES
Ota and that for the benefit Of said
Wards the same should be sold and
praying for license to sell the same: and
It appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Court, from said petition, that for the
benefit benefit of said Wards said real estate
IF IS q oR aSf That all persons in
terested in said estate, appear before this
Court, on Monday the Goth day of Novem-
Der A. D. 1906 at ten o'clock A. NJ, at
the Court House in Duluth, in said COun-
ty, then and there to show cause Gf any
there beg, why license should not be
granted for the sale of said real estate,
AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED,
That this order shall be published once
in each week for three successive weeks
prior to said day Of hearing, in the
Labor World a weekly newspaper print
ed and published at the City of Duluth IN
said County.
Dated at Duluth, Mimi, the 2eth day of
October A. D. 1905.
BY the Court,
J. B. MIDDLECOFF,
Judge of Probate.
(seal Probate Court, st. Louis. Co.,
Labor World-Oct 2s-Nov. Ali, 1905.
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Order for Hearing Application for APP
pointment of Administrator.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
st. Louis.-ss In Probate Court.
Special Term. October ,23rd, 1905.
In the matter of the estate of Otto Bo-
On receiving, and filing the, petition
Louis, Minnesota, representing among
other things, that Otto Bodin, late Of
the County of St. Louis, in the State
A: D. 1905, at the County OF. St. Louis
died interstate, and being an inhabitant
OF this County at the time of his death,
leaving goods, chattels and estate
within this County. and that the said
petitioner is brother of said deceased,
said estate be to August Bodin grant
ed;
1t is ordered, that said petition be
heard before said Court on Monday.
the goth day of November A. D. 1905,
at ten o'clock A: Nj at the Probate
Of Duluth, in said County. :. 49,. g.
Ordered further, that notice hereof
be given to the heirs of .said deceased
and to all persons interested, by pub
fishing this order once in each week
for three successive weeks prior to
World, a weekly newspaper printed
and published at Duluth in said Coun-
Dated at Duluth, Minnesota, this 23rd
day of October, A. D. 1905.
BY the G G9S5ti rcorr
Judge of Probate
(seal Probate Court. st. Louis Co..
Labor World, Oct. %. Nov. 4, II. 1905.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-10-28

We sometimes thing that the incin-
certify so often exhibited by members
Of trade unions, for the union label
is due largely to the fact that the label
is harmless and conservative wea-
pom.
Many men in our ranks become de-
voted to principle which is yet many
years from practical adoption. They
see the end, but can conceive Of no
plan to bring it about.
These same men see no advantage
in the union label, because they are
not the men who work out details.
The labor movement consists Of two
classes of men. One is represented by
those who leap at conclusions, and who
are carried off by the fancies of that
promised condition Of society, yet
many years away. The other class
consists of those who see the ultimate
end, but who devote most Of their en-
ergies getting good things for today,
and still keeping in consistent line to
bring about that beautiful social con-
dition which we all hope will yet be
realized. These latter are the practi-
cal men. The socialists call them the
''pure and simples," but nevertheless,
they are the real soldiers in this indus
trial battle.
This later class recognizes the value
Of the union label. and they are con-
sistently urging it's use among all true
friends of labor. The union man who
does not purchase goods bearing the
label is an indirect strike breaker.
How many of us are subscribing mon
ey to aid some Of our fellow work.
men on strike, and at every meal we
consume the products of the nom
union men who have taken the places
of the men to whom we are giving
aid.
We rather like the plan of the Boot
and Shoe Workers union, which is
doing some practical work in induce
ing our friends to purchase union
stamp shoes. II all organizations pur-
sued a like course it would only be a
matter of short time when the union
label would be common On the best
products of labor.
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THE AB B } | i Z OR RI ].
the uplift Of the workers Of our own

the uplift Of the workers Of our own
country. 3:5.s$ :5E +. ! 2. = III III
The so-called Chinese. boycott Of
American products, the activity of
the sugar planters of Hawaii who have
again evinced their love for the
Chinese. the subtle tactics pursued
in certain quarters by employers an
tagonistic to organized labor, the ef-
fusions Of some preachers-all bear
the stamp of a. carefully concocted
plan to modify" with the hope of
ultimately multiplying, the entire policy
of the American people to keep the
Chinese from coming to any place
where our flag flies.
The American workmen, the Americ-
an people, must be equally, If not
more, alert than those who would,
either for the greed Of gain or false
sentimentality, undermine our civil
ization.
The bars must not, and will not, be
let down for the Chinese.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-10-28
CHILD LABOR AND THE LABOR
BUREAU. q

The workingmen Of Minnesota are
particularly pleased with the effort Of
Labor Commissioner Williams to rid
the state Of child labor.
It was organized labor that inaugu-
rated the campaign against the en-
ployment Of little children in the fac
tories and workshops of our common
wealth, and we have received valuable
aid and assistance from other socio-
ligical organizations.
Recently the State Federation Of
Women's Clubs passed some strong re-
solutions urging not only rigid en-
forcement Of the Child Labor laws, but
the enactment Of more stringent leg
islation which will prevent the employ
ment OF children, except in the most
needy cases.
There is nothing for which organ
lied labor stands that appeals to all
people so much as does the agitation
for the abolition Of the child workers
in our modern industries.
One may safely criticise and con-
denim methods applied in our present
industrial system without protesting
against the system in Its entirety.
With the introduction Of machinery
in production and the remarkable in
crease in output it has been the aim
CT manufacturers to decrease the cost
Of production to a minimum. Each
person has been trying to Guido his
competitor In this respect, until chill
dren were introduced to feed the ma
chimes Of production, thus materially
reducing the labor, cost
There has evidently been no limit to
the avarice Of capital in the employ
men of children, and it became neces.
sary to pass laws placing certain re-
strictions upon their employment
Almost every northern state has re-
cognized the necessity of enacting this
kind Of legislation. In the south,
where manufacturing is in it's infancy,
the opposition to child labor legisla-
ton has been sufficiently strong to
prevent tho passage Of effective laws
Minnesota, however, has some very
good child labor and compulsory edu-
oattoaA lava aud Labor Commits
sionsr Williams in to DO congratulated
for taking such 4 decided stand for
their enhancement.
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