The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-11-11

strange tn view the fact that the prac-
tlce has been going on for ten years.
Mr.. Frank A. Pettibone suffered the
loss Of two fingers on his left hand
last Saturday. He was doing some
work about his engine at the coal dock
and his hand in some way got caught
in the machinery. He is getting along
fairly we'll, and expects to return to
work soon.
Alfred McCallum, private secretary
to Mayor Cullum, who has been visit
ing on the Heights with Mr.. Coons.
was accused by certain people Of be-
ing the person who reported the
motorman for permitting passengers
to operate the street car. A soon as
Mr.. McCallum learned Of the accusa-
ton he lost no time in running 1t to the
ground, and an apology or two was
in order. Mr.. McCallum is an old time
union man. He once had Mr.. Warren
arrested for running cars without
vestibules, which was contrary to law.
He is closely allied. with the present
administration which has done. more
to bring the street car company to
time than any previous administration.
Mr.. McCallum would be the last man
in the world to act as g. spotter for
any institution, and those who know
him best knew that he would lose no
ed accusation.
Little Gertrude Brooks entertained
number Of her young friends at a
birthday party Monday afternoon. It
was her ninth birthday. Games were
played, and dainty lunch was served.
Mrs. w. H. Wilson left for Scanlon
Tuesday evening to visit her sister,
Mrs. Paul Roses, who is seriously i'll.
Captain John Robertson has succeed
ed in inducing Chief Black to furnish
the material for repairing the roof on
the fire hall.
Several Of the trustees Of the church
are busily engaged doing some excav-
ating for installing hot air heating
plant In the basement of the church.
A number of ladies belonging to one
of the soap clubs visited with Mrs
Stubs at West Duluth last Thursday
Prizes were drawn by Mrs. ]. H. Will
son and Mrs. J. H. Tomlin.
N. F. Marion came down from the
range Sunday and spent the day with
AAAo Ae1A4AAAy at dVcHuC.
The Young Ladies Reading Circle
known as the Olcott club, met with
Miss Edith Kristensen Tuesday even
ing. Miss Emma Jenkins was the
reader
w. E. McEwen was confined to his
home this week with an attack of
lagrippe.
A number of hunting parties are be-
Ing organized from the Heights, and
we have first choice for nice quarter
of the famous roebuck."
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. M. Parker and
family returned last Friday from a
visit with relatives in lower Canada.
The street gang was used this week
doing some road work on the Swan
Lake road, between the Heights and
town.
Ruben Wilson has returned from
Eveleth where he has been working
for some time.
When the Public Affairs committee
OF the Heights asked the Street Rail-
way company about the affair which
resulted in the discharge of the motor
man-conductor last Saturday, Mr..
Warren replied through his superin-
tendent: Let the :, people Of the
Heights mind their own business.
They'll cool down after a while" We
are very grateful for the advise. Mind
ing our own business is looking after
the street car company, and compell-
ing 1t to live up to the law. The
trouble with us is that we have not
been 'mind1ng our own business" and
that Is why the street railway officials
are so insolent.