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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
MUST CHECK SPEED

A city ordinance controlling he
use and abuse OF automobiles. auto
cycles. riding machines and othef
horseless carriages has been placed
into the hands OF the police ~
Mayor BallinEer with special ~
quest that the reading OF the ordi-
nance be obeyed 10 the letter. Chlst
OF Police Delaney told hts sergesnp
10 instruct the three patrols az =
speed. limits and requirements o.
those enjoying the sport All vno
infringe on the ordinance Will Dc
nunlahed.
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LOST TEMPER-wlLL LOSE
MONEY

Mrs r J. StImpson appeared pe'
fore Prosecuting Attorney Maskh.
tosh this morning with a taie q
woe regarding the 81 treatment y
a dog by II. 7 RiElow and vile. Ins
couple are charged with cruelty "
the animal. Il Is alleged in the COM
plant that the aog was badly seAlu-
ed with hot water which was tnioW"
upon Il. Mrs Rigelow lest her .en'
pcr and the dog a lot OF hair. fu
Their prosecution Of the case VIZ
likely result in the loss Of a isv
dollars. The facts were reporteo "
Humane officer Clarke, who advlwa
the woman to set out formal COM
uIHiut
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At Ballard
ATTEMPTED
SUICIDE

James BrRxee. residing at Baker
street and Third avenue. attempted
suicide last evening by taking a
half ounce Of ehloroform. Previous
90 thia he had been having some
trouble with his wife and three
DAYS ago she left him and went
20 her brothers home Brace was
alone In the house about o'clock
yesterday and after locking all the
doors and windoWa. took the chic
reform About IS minutes elapsed
when his nephew. who happened 10
be passing and seeing the window
shades drawn. thought there was
something wrong.
lie tried TO force his way in. but
found the door locked. He then
went around TO one Of the back win.
doWa and. breaking the lock. went
IN. In the front room stretched
on the floor he found the body OF
Brazee. He then notified the coro-
ner. Who appeared soon after ac-
companied by Doctors parker and
Cunningham. After a hypodermic.
the man showed signs Of recovery.
DIR Cunningham sat up with him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
FAMOUS COPPER MAeNArE

NEW YORK. March Ie.-MeyH
Gugrcnheim. IS. copper masnn.
head OF n weIIknown family, Is cess
1t Palm Reach The cause o.
cease was pieuro-pneumonia
built the smelling works at fueO'N
Deceased leaves seven sons
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Two yoaHR eIH. Hho said a..
we're from Seattle. we're ar,ss,.i
last might #H# HH.H g. ana go
They were found drunk and earo.'
ing in one IF the aiDous They ~.
warned not - come back. wv
Tho fauH SLOT. frame b,ii,,.
owned by THgmaa Fouels al Is,s[ss
bay waH burned tY the Fr9und is.
night There 40. ua way u a.
iHg ihr building aH there was =.
water tD be HHa Tho building -.
Insured faf q large amount
Tho upper HHff. Do being star,.s
on the building mo- the eorber !,
Park place and Ballard avs,n.
When completed ~ wi b. uass y.
offices and rooms WHiIHms ~,
undertaking H#HHH'. HmfHt VIII n
eupy tho iaUer floor The eatims,ss
HHHf whom finished viii amour, u
81 900.
Herman HH'zE. rs putting M
two story HIEHun cottage al 10
Baker street THE esumates -,
sill amount - 81 600.
Mayor Z1aE IHa not yei slrtss
the Ballard Electric franchise. n
wishes 10 IEE#HfEafr the lease sbd
ascertain iu shat condition the eif,
WIll Doe after they grant the nss
franchise IN case the present CON.
uauy sells out
The new West Coast Tanpsry
company new building. On \
street. o. now nearing completlos
and will. In the course Of a month
be ready for tho machinery. which
r. now on ita way here Not only
will the leather be- tanned. bu,
Alaska fura and pelts will be han.
died for sale.
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7 soMErniNo rnoM oLMsrED

4 SOMETHING PROM oLMsrED
IL Il. goo p s.,its,oo'oo. ,, $500,
you thsss Positirsiy off th. maf.
bot after neat Monday,
$3.50 tl.25o sI.2ho
i9t sirizs on Queen Anne. terms
Aasfs .soo a.la,y i $40 oo,i 81 ;aS O.
~. and piumbrd fuf bath. On Queen
Anne terms
n. sa9Yfpo sros sa'oR ss.. p. 900 90
ailsy q rear. nice chicken ysfd
ieo dHWn or wlu sell fufHls
Be- thls. 10 10. e. queen Anne.
$1,000 $500 sl.Boo
-funm HngslnfN E"aHFs lot AHlHs cot Tar
FROM Madison car line. oulY 40
sges 80, s2s5 se2s
school e Green Lsks. s"' 49, I'm
Come IN aud 49, - We will serve
you with cream -
" pi.MFrED.
Rooms - "a EPi'r BIZ "a
CopFIHit AND cUcrMBERs
IL Shs proper ais, for hsal ,i ma
niEht Onions are fatal DO - eat
en- Nit You cant sell real estate
With an onion IN your mouth aaF.
ssts' a u shfss Ai fsr - Or That baaek
II ita tats az o. 80 and the -
Ger, ,fse, nssr g., g. ho,si =, ..s,
fi.ap1 ca SIN and nsi avenues Two
t-roum houses At g. 40 Rnd o. 4s.
four asnom houses. from tso g 81.
t-rooR houses from 81 20 20 E.ial 2.
room h1aH~s. ie-room houses -. for
3 30 Rive rooms are furulshsd
This II cheap See me Tor iand 10
hig trarts fnr aesd payirE farms
fur oyster land. timber land. fruit
land and sachahEea 81 al kinds II
you want g Buy = h.at Zee Me.
iii Main street Seattle hain X
broom house. piastsrrd. n.aers
ground all cleared Z hluCha from
car. orchard beach price Ne. tsrns
4. Thompson. - Third Ave. =is
We have calls every DAY for toWn
and r1bsf1n gEfsBBsgTYs a,siIjYurr with
80 New York INK
Main aola. Ind. 4@o ID
Are you Intending 70 buud' II you
MNN. NfHHA NV NHtNHHAH NaHA - -
build you rive room cottage Tor
ttTt. plastsFeh. painted apd complete
builder. lsoi 9Th Ave. II
ron SALE 500.
NV tUoOA cor fAGE blocks
Madison car good terms
owner. 1871 1th Ave west
Black 90 after ,. m IT
For saie-Nsw s.room house. Z big
Yantries aud bath room, city water.
view vsr5 cheap az 100 Good chick
pen house itG 18th Ave. 80. IA
! lots IN hish state Of cultivation. y
MERRITT REALLY CO.
% g. New York Blk. -is
A FNAr-s-roon plastered house at
Kirkland. fine view u lake. good
boat service, price 800 cash.
A. y. NEWELL. lie Marion 81 Id
$40. terms. 10 CENTS day. See nm.
man. the owner If
M owner s-room modern cottage.
tl.H0. as 3iih Ave-. Phone u siod
= =
/ For Queen Anne lots see ". =. Hagan,
g2 Oriental bldg tt
! For ssls-HOusss and Lots.
Corner Of 18th ana East Marion. With
e-room house large basement and all
| modern tuuVenienceH. lot alone
worth 40
" J BOWEN
- Columbia ST
Main fsU A gIg1 IL
Business Chsnes~
/ DO YOF WANf 10 MAKE MONEY
/ Here o. your chance We have. amonp
/ many hundred other business
4 irhsnreH. lodging house on First
~ avenue. which We are Instructed {,
! sell quick. The price Is therefore
] only alSO IL contains ~ nicely
/ furnished rooms and the location Il
/ fine. Rooms are all rented all thu
/ time. II you have farms. city prop
! erty or a business you want 20 sell
list II with ne. We have cash Gus.
! TONERS waiting
/ Scandal LAND INVESTMENT CO
/ o. and e. Sullivan HldE no First Ave
II
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"a rooms. in fine corner brick all uFhi
hiff rooms. rent Iigl per month. with
lease price ! ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16

"a rooms. mo beds. rent flls with lease
This IN good location uud ebeapsri
rent IN city. price b 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16

STEWART. STEWART a co.
Room - Union flIh as IIwf Az n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16

last night and had A h.,1
keeping him IN bed a. he Va, s s
ing and eufHIuR in a efa,es ItV.
nfL ITO va bEoisr t4Ia ,aa. nsa'
ana, although There IL ~ ''SSrnihs
mnify. var ln-
Brace hid formerly been a Ia.
maily" engineer Dut had not - ~,
working To- some time Ia 80
wife and TO children ana
been residing ia Ballard about H..
month"; i've
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16

50 rooms. slrFHHtiE Furnished. goo,
location long lease reasonable rent
price 81 80
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m rooms good location house runs
full fsat SIC. price 100.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16

MEN. I have "a simple patented rub
Der device that never falls to de-
yelope or produce fun manly
power the first application Thou
sands 81 physicians handle and
indofHs n IN their practice. II can
be carried IN the vest pocket and
will Last a lifetime. our illustrated
book cent free to any address
New Specially Co.. Dept. Il. Seat
tie wash
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Star Want Ad. Agencies

p. n. Mullen. ~ Ballard ave. sp.
posits City Hell.
Fremont D,.a ee., Esina street
and Frsmont aNenus.
QUAKER prua c.. tot9 let ave.
Tkas. Harris ct neaRttioe, ksuten
c. NJ. lohndretf. cigar store, slela
Second
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Business Chances Continued
M1dHfX Q0OD nuYa

a. room modern .esam heat hotel tirht
IN center ~ ftfE leased Ht 8 per
room per month for 4 years CON
nidafIuF luDhtlau and rent thiH o. nu
except klnullF good buy.
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monthly regulator only
sure. nafo remedy never fails guar.
nHtaed al female disorders success.
fully treated consult physicians free
IaTlH New York Medical lust. Entas
brook Bldg iEsQA Second
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strictly modern house reception halt
phrlar. dinIuE ruum bedroom.
Kitchen anA pantry down stairs .
bed rooms Hfth large clothes closets
and large hath rusm upstairs. con
ueHf sd si1h HewFr. eumtiua ton eisnz
tfie auf gas NafursH ia each room
block 20 car aud tu location
where values are steadily tnrfrnstnE
the price - away duwn. 81 - tsa
cash balance arranged - nult per
cent Interest on deferred pay meutHs
$3.50 s25 CASH, sI5 FER MONTH
BUYS a very desirable cottage close
20 ear and stores The eattnEs las
. parluf dining room and hltchenI
bedroom pantry closet siuh and
city water. also nice front and ruaf
FsuFrhca The iut ta corner. NHrY
slightly and al fenced The house ta
painted All nicely Flashed Inside.
bee this a. once u Will not last long
one block 81 lots each bot rotiia 20
nafuot alley. IA bios - 20 car. price
~ each. o. cahh. tia per month
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70 aerru. n mile aud half from Kent.
Herrn cleared. Euud house and
barn orchard. COW place lH spleen
only ST. %
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FREMONT PROPERTY. -
The Most usair.bis Part ef seattle
FOR \ HONE. ga

rahs aresa Lake Car to Hewitt st
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Acreage ior Sale

In tine q war or in time q peace a
make you and your family happy
and relieve YOU from that strenuous
care add responsibility that comes 20
every iaburiuH man who lives 81 the
city, where his expenses are high.
and az every turn u requires cash.
Give our proposition "a little thought
70 acres % from 300 % to - cash
and SO per month, god soil, run
Sound and county road and on the
Hoe u the proposed electric road
school store. wharf. railroad sta
ton and poatoffice on the land lots
Of neigh 0ra why not Join un7
Only a few tracts left. Less than one
hour 20 SEQ the land Do % unw.
No trouble 20 show u. and We are
always pleased 20 answer questions
about Il whether you want 60 buy
or not 20 Be- sure % cnu and see Us
WEST a WHEELER. nc,
Colman Bldg. 81 LIST Ave IL
I have some good acreage on the So
attic Everett iuterurban that can be
bought on your own terms Thig
cleared. Also some Just north o. the
Ballard boundary line
J. II HTEMM.
Room al Eplsr Blk -is
ACRE TRACTS NEAR NAVY YAVD
Ideal homes for lnborerH. can work
At navy yard and live on these water
front tracts beautiful view 81 bav
battieships and Olympic mountains
10 an acre and up on easy terrna
Tor particulars call and see the og-
nar. W. +. Gaffner. AZ Arcade Bldg
IT
81 100 buys 3 acres Of good land. highly
Improved. a few miles from city on
county road good house and out
building. thicklY settled district. near
school and stores. 80 down takes
r.
CLARKgON e SYLVESTER,
vo3 Burke Bldg. Ia
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Acre tracts from SO % -. which
r only the price u the ordinary -
hHfbau lut easy terms. sod ute
free abstract see uuf aren't a. lgifH
view Station. on the old Hsnton ca
line
WEST 4 WHEELER
gainnn uidE Id
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Fec SCI. Bel .l s.s.s.-esc,.es.s
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CHEAP AID CLOSE ~
zzronm house and large lot only as
a.rourn huuss ard large level lot only
-
I. room house. and large level Dot. only
ffg
6 fgs8rn house and large level lot only
glg. terms only 9 - PEI week fer
am one - theHg homea. all modern
runNsntsurss city water. sidewalk
Telephones electric street iiFhts.
eturra schools churches - All kiuass
near Lake WaHhinEtons on the car
Hnr. positively only Is minutes ride
81 HE clock 10 Southeast Seattle Hs-
attIe HumsasakrrE Co. Inc TT
ntisou Investment Co has prep
srty for SAFE In all parts Of the city
"a and "a Sullivan Bldg tt
Great land ssle--cioaiuF out ali my
eiose-in acre tracts nt ballard Green
lake. Fremont and on Lake wash
tnEfou a. 81 per acre up. terms lQ
cents a daY. Zee the owner. Hiil.
man. IN Times block at once. Il
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EAST or LAKE WASHINGTON
g. HrrrH ~ apisudId uutl 5 aFrta tltars
eel fine house. b rooms iarEr bafu.
chicken houses. large bearing or
ghHfd. 3 suWH. htifefHI team Of
hafHpn. Mo- iUktuH. Hli kinds uf
Fam implements, D acre in straw
hstfirH, tlhna
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uIG bargain=t acres blseh bottom
land. bis running apftnE partly
cleared. set % berries. new house
emily $50. terms - down. o. PEI
munth Also uuu ut So. same tsrtna
eloag O. care ard school See PRANK
Kenny. the manager Iu4ulrr ou
beat bismarck. At Rainier beach. ct
aner II
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W. ". WATERS.
Rooms and . Sullivan Blk
or phone Maiu af1t for bargains In
city or country. vacant ur improved
Rect buy for homo sIts or specuiat don
h our IL lots IN aFENcERH vi
pTTION. West Seattle. moo doNa.
. ~ per month.
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Ladies' and Gentlemen Nov r. tho
time % be- cured N you are suffering
from fhrumH tiHm. paralysis. Htff
iuiuta and all uefYuun diseases. by
German specialists Cure Eunfuua
tesd Consultation and all infufmH
ton free. Poor people. entirely free
br Taidman. oste1path. iTta Ysal~r
Nh4 office hours 20 D. a IA 4
60 6 and 7 60 3 p "a. Phone l. sJo6
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Broom modern house on Queen
q 80. terms
We have some % tho cheapest lots
on queen Anne nm cement walks.
good location. t1fo each.
II you want n nice home ana cannot
make a very big cash payment. see
US We have some good things In
ana Groom modern houses. prices
from g. 30 70 f2.mO. can be bouahf
ITO 20 TOO down, balance like rent
BHEbE8 IEHoLD & cox.
I.N-3l Lumber Exchange.
Main Azt2, a Z75. I'D
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HtpEHFirOrH hair removed by
electric needle Electric and vihra.
tuFf facial and scalp massage work
gusfantred Electro Flbro Co. tAs
IntrH Hiork If
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pr Hsrb-in. physician and surgeon.
Specially. diseases % skin huee.
ttfoat lungs. men and women.
Hours % % l. 70 8. 70 & q
Union nik
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n g JOHNSTON.
Income and Resident Frupertv I'm
proved and Gnlmproved farms and
Acreage.
fas-Ncry choice Broom cottage. lot
HNiH, Gth Ave West
ka4-toruer eltio, North Broadway
district, 800 cash. balance easy.
49, ~ acres fine bottom land i05Z
miles from Pioneer Square. min
utes' walk from fnterurhan No bet
ter buy " acreage on the market
1a Second Ave.
Phones. Main al Ind. A 247A. IA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-05

The time has for e reorganization and enlarge
ment Troop A. Cavalry band The boys have done
well under a the circumstances but the time has
improvement Guthrie should have the finest
band the Southwest It have that very thing, e
only proper vim and cement put into the work
and the people take interest Guthrie had the
the Kansas City carnival The opportunities
now are greater than they then The street railways
Electric park park and the various entertain
there and elsewhere make this demand imperative.
and at the same much feasible than during the
times when Guthrie had the finest band in the Southwest
Those who look upon a band merely ornamental and
matter of fail to grasp the real business
significance Of the situation There is nothing that tends
good public spirit and enhance business
than fine band It makes home more attractive
the people and draws visitors from abroad Trav
cling men viii arrange spend the evening in city
with a good band band is good advertisement to
city Wherever It speaks loudly of the push, en-
terprise temper of the people Of the home
parks and their attractions and the great line
OF entertainments the financial proposition would prove
easier than was when the big prize band played
the square The music the streets should not be
abandoned; Commercial club the city council and the
business men could see The railway and
pa-t commissioners could attend to their part Of
the program
good progressive man at the head Of the band would
readily utilize for the support of the band
and good organization be well maintained TO the profit
and pleasure Of all concerned
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Meant II Just the Same.

Judge Wade. Iowa congressman, is
accounted a very bright man. and en-
joys the most pleasant personal rela-
tions with his Republican colleagues.
They fought him bitterly in the last
campaign and encompassed his politi.
cal downfall But when the delega-
tion had occasion recently TO come to-
gether In one room these same Repub-
licans were very complimentary in
their remarks about him.
Those sayings are very nice" said
Wade after listening awhile, but the
situation is very much like that of a
fellow who had been run out of a field
by great big bull The animal. hav-
ing driven him over the wall, stood
near by gently nodding his horned
head as though the elected citizen
were not. after all. unwelcome.
Oh yes; you stand there bowing
and acting SO polite, exclaimed the
outraged man, but know you meant
II. all the same Washington Post
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-05
PASSING OF AFRICAN GAME.
Extinction Of Many Species Leads tc
Protective Legislation.

GNhuNN'SH " mdUy 9EcGlCb LHdQe 10
Protective Legislation.
For two centuries there has been
but little let OF hindrance to the
slaughter of animal life in Southern
Africa. But now game laws exist and
with their enforcement 1t is expected
that the supply Of game can be kept
up and that some OF the old hunting
grounds may be restocked.
Lions are still plentiful over large
areas and even in the mining districts
Of Rhodesia. Elephants are becoming
scarce, being practically extinct south
Of the Zambesi except on the east
coast and few parts Of Rhodesia.
They are now strictly protected to
save them from extinction.
The rhinoceros is rare except in the
Portuguese country south Of the Fam
best The hippopotamus is to be
streams of ZulUland and in the Portu.
guese rivers.
found only in Orange river, the
One Of the remarkable natives Is
King Khama. The headquarters Of his
tribe is Serowe, a town of 10000 Here
and in all his dominions be has abol-
ished European liquors, and their in
PRODUCTION or use IS followed by Sc
we're punishment He has Suppressed
witchcraft and so encouraged educa-
tion that most Of his people can read.
The Mashonaland plateau Is begin
ming to hll up with European farmers.
With its perfect climate and fertile
land il grows every kind OF crops Of
the temperate zone. and the farmers
are already looking forward to raising
enough 70 supply the whole of Rhode
STA Thus throughout the dark con-
iinent" in whatever direction there
are evidences Of a rapidly growing
civilization.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-05
TOUCHED A BEATING HEART.
Nobleman in Time Of Charles I EN
amined by Or. Harvey

Nobleman in Time Of Charles I Ex.
amined by Or. Harvey.
In the time Of Charles a young no.
bleman of the Montgomery family
had an sbscess in the side Of his chest
IN consequence of a fall The wound
healed but an opening was left in his
side of such a size that the hea II and
lungs were still visible, and could be
handled.
on the return of the Young man
from his travels the kirg heard of The
circumstance and requested DR. Har.
yey TO examine his heart The follow.
ing is Harvey's own account Of the
examination:
"hen nad paid my respects 10
thls Young nohleman and conveyed TO
him 'he sings request he exposed the
leit slu of his breast, where ! saw q
eaFllyf into which l could introduce
py hnger and thumb. Astonished
With the novelty. again and again I
sAplored the wound. and. first marvel
ing az the extraordinary nature OF the
case. I sci about the examination OF
the heart
"Taking II In one hand. and placing
the finger of the other on the pulse OF
the wrist. l satisfied myself that Il
was indeed the heart which grasped,
then brought him 70 the king, that
ne might behold and touch So eftraor.
binary a thing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-05

The labor union has its advantages; St has also its
limitations The union originated among members of
different crafts, where special training and considerable
SKIN necessary to learn the trade. They are stin
most successful and accomplish their work easily
protect themselves readily where the business
requires special training
Since the extension Of unionism to labor where
no special skill required there has been increaseS
trouble the simple that strike breakers could
be picked up anywhere and the place Of union
who had gone This reduced the union strikers TO the
necessity Of silently viewing their departing jobs in the
Of others using violent and questionable methods
driving the ont which in turn made violators
Of them and brought them into conflict with
the government THIS necessary while unionism
was confined to skilled labor that very few
skilled workmen could be outside the union. Then
strikes forcefu could accomplish their
The most destructive strikes been those that in
uns6iled labor, those where the larger part
the workmen need not be specially skilled The coal
miners strike in Pennsylvania the teamsers strike in
Chicago and the present hod carriers strike in Kansas
City are good examples particularly the last The
inherent difficulty in these is that the places of the
strikers easy to supply.
The attempt to supply the places Of the strikers leads
to sympathetic strike and skilled labor Is tied up
IN the uased labor real competition against
common labor that does not think enough or care
enough to join a union likelihood good
Judgment the unsKled unions and more likelihood of
spirits.
The hod carriers in Kansas City get thirty cents
their and though this is far from skilled
labor yet the price above that paid in
tons They out on strike for higher wages
II skilled unions little careful
how they associate with unsked unions they
may read an unwecome fate ahead There
for advanced wages for the who in unproducve
years learning business than there for the careless
who took the pains to learn skllfu trade.
There s thing certain: These strike troubles must
be they shall not be dangerous
expensive the public who not parties to the
controversy