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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-18
MUST PAY TAX.
Those Failing to Do So Can No Longer
Transact Business.

Muskogee, June 17.-InG1an police
will be sent to Wagner and other
towns in the Creek nation, and all
merchants who have not paid their
so.
Nearly every business man in Mus
kogee has roh the tax. and there will
not, it is believed. be any difficulty in
collecting from the merchants Of other
towns
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-18
Caused bv Combustion,

Anadarko, Okla, June 1.-THE
Hitchcock Cement works, at Hitchcock,
was destroyed by fire Friday, entailing
a loss of $4,000. with only $4,000 in
surance. All of the buildings and
working property. together with a car
of hair, were a total loss. Combustion
was the cause of the fire.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-18
Assaulted by Neqro.

Schllenberg. Tex. June 17.-Mrs>
Anna Perish was crimiHaly asslultN6,
at her home, three miles west Of hRre.
about - o'clock Friday. Mrs. Bersh
was alone, her husband being in iowa.
She notified a neighhor as soon as she
could, and the officc~: were Informed.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-18
Crushed to Death.

Laredo, Tex. June 11.-Juan Gutiar-
rez twe!ve-year- old Mexican boy,
while attempting to cross 4 treStle in
front of a switch engine near the ma
chine shops fell between the crosstie :
and was crushed to death by the en-
CINE.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-18
Machine Shop Burns.

Abilene, Tex. June 1.-the machine
and woodward of s. H. Lowell was
destroyed nv fire. The loss to stock ana
building viii! be about $1,000. with in
surance to the amount or $4,000.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-18
No ARRANGEMENTS Entered Into.

St. Petersburg, June 1.-THE for
eign office announces that Russia has
not entered into any arrangements re-
garding Morocco.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-18
Knocked Down 5y Automobile.

New York. June 11.-.tn Eni1"MtiI,,l
man Wa; knocked down and fAtH. y il
jur, (! by Il large al;"''?N'.1 =
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-18
New York Man President.

Memphis. June 10. G.. -'essenden
Of New York was elected president Of
tn National Association of Credit Mea.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-24
SUnrlER SCHEDULE Y. II, c. A,

y. closely as possible. Tile Eonagef
4niof. will note that a class has
loea Termed foH I5eir especial beh=
6tit VIII ch gives thcm Ta sdays
Thursdays ana Saturdays in Che s>tG.
n addition 10 the work outlined. &n
indoor baseball league is beine 81
"anzed and it is hoped mat the talk
ab1ut d Y. NJ. G. A. baseball team
Viii end in something more than
%ind-iamming. Whether the latter
comes through or not this Will be a
hnSv summer in all the activities Of
h physical department.. 4 number
Il the men are taking up hAndba!!.
ard when the court is improved a lit
tie to make it faster. the game bids
iair 10 become very popular among
those who de tsire d clean, tas; game,
free from the inev table 2ccompanl-
ment where a large number Of play
ers take parl at once. Owing to the
constant rain. the association has
peen unable to get the tennis grounds
in lust The condition desired but it is
honed that this trouble will be past in
tht near future The association asks
the cooperation of the members in
making the grounds pleasant and at
l.active.
Physical Director Brown leaves TO-
day tCl a ten day Trip TO Niagara
Falls to attend the international con
vention Of the employed officers of the
y. N. c. A.. but don't think for q
II oment that things Will be allowed
10 drag during his absence. The en-
terprisins secretary. Mr. Richardson
is fortunate in securing the services
of Percy G.. Cross, graduate OF the
Invsical department OF the CHICAGO
Training school. and for several
years director of some of the most
successful work in the Y. NJ. c. a.
better known. perhaps. as the popular
minister Of the Chris. an chruch. Z
direct the work until Nh. Browns re
turn.
All who are interested in the gym
are urged 10 attend and pleasant
and profitable time is guaranteed to
all.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-24
THE TRAINING OF GIRLS.

The qualities % ho3i'v excellence
n woman are dis 5inotivv aud to these
her traiainS should tend. The games
ard exercises which develop quick
Eess and accuracy Of perception and
response, tirmness and gentleness q
,tanG. Steaainfss of pOise and grace Of
movement. thai grace which comes
from the application of Just enough
! over and no more than is needed
70 do certain thing well--these.
rather than the rougher and heavier
sports which pile mp muscle, are the
should miss q little Of the training IN
holiness and tenacity which her
hr thai is supposed e gel in the ath.
1etic field. this would be better than
"a have her lose he finer touch. the
l;shter step. HE easier notion. and
fte sweet restraint e BODY that he
lons to one whose senses are delicate
and whose personal preferences are
st once nice and sure. In the work
thaj ~he has u do precision and re.
dnement are Likely to count for more
than mere torce Man builds the
hcuse Woman Keeps and orders il.
Van py&e n Harpers Ba-
zaaar.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-24
IN TIE COURTS.
Abused His Wctner..n.l aw.

W. 3 Tonlin, a white man, WAS fin
ed 81 ard costs. amounting 10 s22.2
in Iust4ce !. W. CIafy's court fo2'
abusing his mo;her-in- law, MIS-. Sue
D'Neii. According ,c the testimony
siNen by Mrs O'Neiil Mr. Toa2lin
c,Irsed and abused her and ran her
eui of doors in rain storm Ms
D,Nell is a very cid woman and OF a
delicate constitpt on CT s NJ Tay
lol conducted the case ce>. behalf q
MrS. QsNeiA without fees.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-24
NO coNvicTs.
President Roosevelt Rules Against
Arkansas Contractor.

Washington, May 24.|Fhe pfesi.
d, Mt has issued an order prohibiting
The employment of convict labor on
government works The question of
the employment of such labor was
raised in connection with certain riv-
er and harbor Improvements in Ar
Kansas. the contractor for which de
sired TO employ a number Of state
cCnvicts under contract with the state
;nthorities
The officials of the war department
We're almost unanimously opposed 10
the plan and Judge Advocate Davis
rendered an opinion that II was CON
trary to the spirit if not the labor
laws of the country.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-24

Y2nu4 Men, Ghristiaa association,
hysieal department schedule. ~1HI-
atr. ts'a5.
Monday.
Morning class, 80 a. n.
Intermediate IN gym, 4 70 u. n.
seniors fclass A. S:2o ?. n
Running cIub $50 p. ~
Tuesday.
Juniors in tennis counrt , % 4:@0
b. m.
Seniors eclass 30 S:&o p. IN.
Running club. $50 y. m.
Wednesday.
Morning class. $50 a. ~.
Intermediates in tennis court, , to
4:3o p. m.
Seniors (class Al, $50 p. n.
Running club, $50 p. m.
Thursday.
.Iuniors in gym. ! to ) p. III.
Seniors ,class 81 $50 .. n.
Running club. $50 p. n.
Friday.
Seniors tclass Al. >:30 p. N.
Running club, $50 p. ~.
Saturday.
Juniors in gym. 9 10 II q. ~.
Intermediates in gym. 3 to / a. ID.
Seniors ec1ass Al $50 p. n.
Seniors (class b. 3: 80 D. III.
;NGte.-The morning class is in
tended for those who can net come
to III. gymnasium in the EVENING"
Rules Governing Tennis Court
No playing will be permitted before
6 a. m.
Courts are reserved fer juniors or
tuesdays and Wednesdays frem to
I:30.
All day Friday VIII De reserved for
ladies' who come as guests Of mem
hers of the association.
When other players are waiting
players must retire at the close q one
set tbest three out OF five e be con
yiGered sep and no deuce sets al
lowed.
The foregoing schedule has heen al
ranged for the sumner activities at
the Y. NJ. {. A.. and WIN De folio"e<'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-24
Visitors Made Two Scores While the

Three up and three down WAS the
record made by the locals for the
most part of yesterdays game with
Vfcksburg. while visitors touched the
Sow delivery that proved exceedingly
pu2zling to local batsmen. and they
could obt ain but three hits. and all as
badly scattered as hen with teeth.
Dunbar worked well for six innings
and deserved to win, but he couldn't
keep the visitors from scoring. In
fact. the way Belt and his men play
cd yesterday it would have been hard
for any team in the league to beat
them
Sample made the longest drive OF
the day and Toner made the star
catch Of that same drive, robbing
the manager of a probable home run.
1t was hit to the trees in left field
ball is yet mystery to some of the
rans. ~e3sNNuMlIV
Berry hurt mis- hand in Monday S
game. Sample going behind the bat
and kanzler to first. Ca!hn took
Kanzier's place at second. This new
combination is a good one and work
cd we'll all the way round,
It was not until the seventh inning
that NickSbnr2 set a chance to
score Jo Jo Keenan, danced around
the plate and talked Dunbar into civ
ing him a nice straisht one which 1o
so laced ou' fer single. Toner sac
riticed and Bel; brought 10 10 home
with Il two-baser 10 left.
In the eighth The visitors added an
other. DaCosta led of With double
to left, took third ON Hackeu's single
and scored ON Plass, sacrifice.
Pine Bluff got one good chance tc
score. but could not take The best OF
the opportunity In the second Clay
ten led off with a single, but was
forced q moment later at second When
Dunbar tried 20 sacrifice. Gfraerei
was out on a hit to pitcher, Dunbar
taking third Everybody looked for
the mighty Murphy t" make hit,
tut he failed To connect Safely and
Dunbar walked back into the pitcher $
lex without touching the home plate
After hat ii was one, two, three
III The way and the game was lost.
Score:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-24
Standing of the cams.
TAKE NOTICE..

All annual licenses and vehicle
taxes expire on the 31st day of May,
and mus, he renewed at once. All
parties owning vehicles or paying
privilege licenses Of anv kind VIII
please call at my office and renew
same Immediately after their expira-
ton.
J. p. ALEXANDER.
City Treasurer.
Office. cClncr Fourth and Pine
street. th=-4)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-24
one cr YoNxEes FINEST.

Ard yau say tn foldinS G7d shu'
ne On yeu last nish1 sbed tn
boarding house lady.
Sure did, genled TIE new board
e.
Y5.u uu~J Eavs expertenoed grea
discomfort.
Not al all rnma,r You see use
&c - 3 20 zcea man. ana I'm rseG
~i~epins standing NJ. y onkez
Statesman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-24
A CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to thank cur friends and
for their kindness 70 MS III
cur sad bereavement during the i'll
ness and after the death of our Kind
aGd lovins wife, mother and sister.
James w. Tague and Children.
Mrs. f. H. McCabe. Sister.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-24
Ceecs Of Trust.

/. Z 5ou.s and wife to cyrus ".
Scott; 1.2 lot .. block / Trnlocl> 5
addition s2.6470S
A 5. shayers and wife tc Guy +.
,lT:hn: e IA Nv Ia section IS. town
hip ). rarge 10 s1oo95.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-24

Of all the ways Of advertising. the
rest. most certain and cheapest is tina,
ef using the columns Of good news
Daper. Intelligent people with mon,
~ TO spend always read the papers.
- Press and Printer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-24
Specialties.

For cement walks, eurbine. cutters
basement floors, address (. Q. Swink.
care general delivery. All work per
sonaliy supervised and guaranteed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-24
Real Estate Transfers.

Charles 1.unpkia and wife to l.. f.
Jones: Y 700 tset ut lot ? hlcck 6
\. 3 ana J. = Tcu'och's addition
s500.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-24
Acquitted Of Ecc Stealing.

Ed Ellerst.a. a negro, was aequitto
Of the charge Of hog stealing in the
e,rcuit court there NO beins enouss
prof 10 convict hin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-24
Results erday.

Nieksbufe >, Pine Fluff q.
Greengllle ,. Natehez !.
Meridian ,. Baton Rea2" q.
jackson ). Hattiesbure q.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-24
BRiDGETS SUSPICION.

Mrs. Styles-Now, Bridget, Mi.
Styles objects to your entertaining
that policeman in he kitchen at
night.
Bridget-Snre. ma am. is it jeal-
Gus he is?-Yonkers Statesman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-24

Alpha temple. No l. RathhOne Sis
ters. VIII meet tonight. rs is its Gus
tCm refresh ments will be served after
tbs regular work All members are
invited TO attend.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-24

olass. Toner. Timc-1:55. Umpire
McEaUgliIin
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-24

He who doesn't hear advertisement
S deef.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-24

Y3pn4 Nene Christian. association.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-24
FRATERNAl NOTES.
Rathbore Sisters.

j. f. + + !. J. i. :. = J. J. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-20

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l8ms.
PlynlOuth-CherOOu
PRETORIA. .................-DE 2S p NJ
blu ECHEIs. DEC. so. $50 A NJ
TWaldersec- Jan. 81 Pretoria 10
TPennsy lyana. Jan 10 Is
fAmerika Jan. 20ifWaldersee Feb. %
3 3 AMERtkA1 MOST LUXURIOUS AND MOST
MODERN OF LEVIATHANS-
Restaurant fCall at Dover for London & Paris.
Mediterranean Service.
TO GIBRALTAR, NAPLES & GENOA
%tianhurs Jan. {. $50 p NJ. Fee. II, Mar. 81
Prtnz Jan Is. II a :.
Frinz Adalbert- 3 noon; Mar. -. May
TDeutschaIld o. FEB. g. $50 p. NJ.
sCIetc Chartered from White .Fe5 p
Rates LIST Glass. ST0 $50 Sl1s00 upward according
steamer selected.
%Can Gibraltar iGrlll Room
S. Moltke Madeira. Csdiz. Gibraltar Malaga Al
giers and Genoa Jan. 50. 1905.
S. S. Deutschland TO Italy.
IN LESS THAN DAYS
s s. HAMBURG & FUERsT BIsMARCK ARE NEW
VESSELS or THE MOST MODERN TYPE AND or
ABOUT 10000 TONS,
oaices 30 and 81 Broadway, Piers tIobollen. n. J.
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

FURNISHED IS van soha.cl & Co.. No war-st,
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MINSEAPoIIs 3 ST. LOUIS RAILROAD co.
New York, December IS 1895
THE BOARD or DIRECTORS THIS DAY

declared 2 annual diYidend q Two AND oNE1-
HALF PER CENT t25Rct the Preferred stock OF this
Cupanf payable January ~ 1906 2 stockholders ef
viii be closed December 30 1906, rsopened January
5s Iaa r. H DAVIS. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-20
Teachers agencies.

T-vITt1, PARTICULARS gwen abo5t schools. We saw
Il your time. School AGENCY. 60 Vest f04th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-20
LoNpoN cLosINe srocks.

Bar silver steady 5o4d ounce Money "A per
cent The rate OF discount in open short
bills = 4Q4s discount in open
mark : for threo months bills IS per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-20
Ocean Steamers.

A MEXICAN LINE
PLTMoUTH-cHERBoURG- soUTEA8CrToE-
-1ANs '0'~ Tiar oar TuaL q
New York.... Dec so Philadelphia. Ian. -
PED STAR LINE.
u" ANTWERP OVER-LDNDON--P PARIS
Sailing saturdays. 1920 A. X. Pier II, n r.
Dec 23 fSoutlNark Jan
iceland 30iVsderand Jan -
carrying second and third class passengsrs tVl nOs
call at Dover.
WHITE STAEs LINE.
w NEW York. DISQUALIFICATION
Sailing Wednesdays Pier 4S y. r. =.
Majestic Dec 10 A. NJ Baltic. IL. 1890 - -
Oceanic. $50 A. NJ Majestic. jan "a 10 a. p
Cedric. 10. 5 A al Teutanc.. FEB Z. 10 NJ
TO MEDITERRANEAN AzoPra
AAA~ FROM NEW YORK
CELTIC, IN po4 G. go P NJ; Fsh ~
RFPITIsI % P. NJ March 3, Ape. q
1-T5T-sTIC 3 \. M:
FROM BOSTON
aN-oprC ia Noon; "a 2
ROaIAIIC. Feb 3 80 A. n; Mar Il Apr. -
PASSENGER OFFICE, BROADWAY
Freight once whitehall Bldg, Battery Place
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-18

ACCOMPLISHMENT and occupation pleas
ant life and golden prospect In Hawaii the
paradise OF the Pacific. is open to enter
prfsing man. For particulars address by
letter HAWAII, S26 Turk ST., San Francisco.
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SAFE INVESTMENT
Which will bring TO every stockholder
LARGE DIVIDENDS.


The Tonopah- Berkeley Is not prospect
hut a great mine. Has now ready for ship
ment $40. 600 in ore.
The company now only requires small
additional sum OF money for the purpose of
completing it's development and making some
needed improvements, after which 1t will
soon be in readiness to begin the payment Of
dividends to the fortunate stockholders.
BUY AND HOLD
While the price of stock Is very low. is the
only advice that be given honestly and
sincerely by any one who has correct I'M
Outstanding OF the situation. The offers re-
ferred to. If bona fide, can have but two pos
sible explanations We shall be pleased 10
give the facts about Tonopah- Berkeley TO all
Interested who will call upon or write us.
There will not be more favorable opportun-
fty than the present to act upon the informa-
ton Cut this out and keep track OF Tono-
pah- Berkeley during the next ninety days.
j. W. JAQUITH & Co.
Bankers and Brokers'
Suites S14-S16-StS, James Flood building
San Francisco.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

TWO cooks. no washing. city ...-.........S 35
Cook and second girl. same house. Menio,
second girl. restaurant .si2 week
Cook for men ..:....... .........-::; $50
Kitchen helper, orphanage .S22 50
men and wives ranch work $50 $50
second girls city .S2O-$2J
Pantry girl FOR institution ..... $25
Kitchen helper institution ............. S25
Waitress, institution ........... SO
Cook for restaurant ................... YOU
Lauadryman and wife $50
Waitress for Napa County ...-..-...... $23
Waitress, country resort, short distance. $50
mattresses for restaurant. .$T-SS-So week
3 chambermaids, city ....--.-- ---,.,. S20
5 mattresses country hotels ........... $25
Man and wife for farm and Homework. $50
And a large number Of homework girls for
places In city and country. too numerous to
mention, at s25-s5o. Apply TO ]. F. EROS
EFT & CO.. s34 suffer St.
GIRLS 10 learn hairdressing. manicuring. mas
sage etc, from A 10 in 3 weeks; tuition
s. to those entering now; positions guaran-
ieed at $40 per week up; day and evening
class College e3i Post St. room II
NANTED-Girls TO learn millinery for fall; 2
positions guaranteed Sl2 per wk- up; learn
now. July positions School. 234 Post. r. 16
PACIFIC Hafrdrexsing school: whole trade.
manicurinE. Ssage. positions $40 week
up: day ard evening classes 1s3 Powell St
Observation-Disclosures students; hairdress
ing lnanicurlng. facial massage. scalp trea.
ments, dernatology, electrolyss and chirop-
ocy taught al Molers College: new location,
4O5 Powell. near Post; the most thoroughly
complete college west OF Chicago; special
terms now. MISS JESSIE MACDONALD.
instructor.
LADIES 90 do plain sewing at home on col
lars; material free; good wages; steady
work. Send addressed envelope for particu-
lars NATIONAL MFG. Co.. 25S West
10th st. N Y.
WANTED-Lades who are well acquainted. to
call at 1215 Octavia St. fine opportunity to
make money: no soliciting.
AT Grecnebaana, Well & Michels, 531 Mission
St. an experienced nnisher to sew buttons
aesl.gee skirts
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

A-PACIFIC CONTRACTORS EMPLOY
MENT AGENCY.
ALL JOBS FREE FARE.
ARIZONA-ARIZONA.
Near New Mexico. Penzance and Adamant.
FREE FARE-FREE FARE.
Over the great Santa Fe system, years
Job. 100 r. r. laborers. 81 day
NEVADA.
Free fare-Free fare.
New r. r. work. 81 % day.
FREE FARE.
Carson and Tonopah r. R.. new work, 81 25
day.
Ship daily for the great S. p. Co.
Special.
San Luis Obispo County.
Sawyer, sG5 found; traction engineer $50
found tail sawyer. $40 found: lumber pliers,
S35 found. steady work. fine climate.
10 lsborers near city. 50 % day. fare Csc.
10 laborers. quarry. free fare, 81 20 day.
2 men, hay press. Sonoma County, Zoe ton.
Ranch hands, 81 rs day i'd; man handy with
tools, ranch. boss here, $35 found; stable
men, mixers, cooks and walters. lots jobs;
so laborers, north, near Oregon, $35 and up
found. boss here. fare refunded; bull driver.
yoke, Lake County, $50 found.
Office open Sunday. 10 to IL.
ANDRES office, s17 stockton st.-second
cook, country hotel. short orders $40; chop
house cook, night work; Sl4 week; "a. as
waiter city, SO 80 q week; assistant waiter,
country, S25: mixer on large dairy $50;
to clean bricks and do chores private
place. country. 81 day and found etc.
GOOD opening to learn young man. California
Matchmaking School. 1913 Market st.
Apply to day aa. Monday. 2eoo FILLMORE st.
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30 GREEKS
For Great Redwood Lumber Company, $35
and found per month
VARNISHER AND CEMENT FINISHER.
Varnisher, city job. 81 day.
Cement finisher, No. / job, 81 day.
MORTAR MIXER AND IRON MOLDER.
Mortar mixer and carry hod. usual wages.
iron molders usual wages.
MACHINISTS AND HARNESS-MAKER.
machinists, regular wages, near city
Harness repairer. railroad camp, 81 so day
and found.
MARRIED.
Choreman and wife, State Senator's resi-
dence
FRUIT PICKERS.
% fruit pickers. fare ST. S26 and found.
HARVEST HELP
Man to run harvester, horses. So day i'd.
Sack sewer, harvester. So so day and found.
8 tank erectors. city, So 80 day
ELECTRICIANS.
Lineman electrician, country, $50 and found.
General electrician. country. SEQ and found
LOOK
10 laborers, city factory $50; board your
selves home.
BOYS.
B boys, wrap packages 81 week.
IN THE WOODS
&c men to swamp in woods. fare So; $50.
WATERS.
Head waiter. country hotel, $40 and found.
new restaurant
10 walters, $40 so week
MIrpp.v n Drty,y GOA eae C-Iov OF
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japanese pug dog. wearing silver chain col
lar last Thursday morning. IN vicinity Or
Presidfo-ave entrance TO the Preside Lib
eraI reward will be given for its return to
81 Preside ave.
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DUsEs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HOUSES FURNIsHED-sUBU
FINE. well furnished 7-room house: elevation
1900 feet: $50 per month or for sale; also 8
acre orchard. E. r. LOCKWOOD, Custom
House or Postmaster Gold Run, Cal.
C,oVvaCES-sUBURB LET.
AT cliff House: beach car; rooms furnished
for hskpg; single beds Box ISIs. Cal
COTTAGES WANTED.
-
COTTAGE, SO rooms; warm belt: adults only.
Box 1882 Call.
GARDENER wishes cottage near Lombard and
Webster. 1867 Clay ST.
HYPNOTISM.
DE LAUFF hypnotist. 700 Bush-Hours is:
nervous mental Ills cured; entertainments;
lessons.
INVESTMENTS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-23
INJUNCTION AGAINST A
FEDERATION OF LABOR

San Francisco, Cal, June @.-United
States Circuit Judge Morrow has granted
the application OF Dietrich f. Lowe q
Co. Of Danbury, Conn, for tempor-
arv Injunction against the California
state Federation OF Labor and the San
Francisco Labor council which mas been
boycotting n local firm OF jobbers in the
hats manufactured by Doewe
The Injunction pendente lite was grant
"a on the ground that the unions had
conspired not only 10 protect themselves,
but TO destroy the property and ruin the
business OF the complainant
The defendants contention was that
they had used neither force, threats nor
intimidation and had only urged upon
the friends OF labor the necessity OF using
their patronage for the benefit OF labor.
a constitutional right.
"But. can IL be truthfully said that this
is all that has been done by them In en-
forcing the boycott?" the court proceeds.
and points out that this is the power OF
combined numbers and tho company
ia helpless unless they surrender the
management and control OF their busl-
ness TO a labor organization"
All the employees have the right 10 quit
their employment but no right TO COM
bine 10 quit in order thereby TO compel
their employer to withdraw from a mu-
tually profitable relation with a third
person for the purpose of injuring the
third person when the relation thus
sought 20 be broken had no effect what
ever upon the character or the reward
OF their services.