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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-20
STEAMSHIPS


oUNARD LINE TO EUROPE; OLDEST LINE
crossing Atlantic, Boston, New York to
Queenstown Liverpool; New York to Gibral-
tar Genoa, Naples. Adriatic, Company's new
office 304 I'd av S, Minneapolis. E. Carley,
manager northwestern department.
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BUILDING PERMITS

William Donaldson company, Sixth street
and Nicollet avenue, interior altera-
~ tons 5000
ty-fifth street, two-story frame dwell
~, ing go. 1000
The Wisconsin Syndicate, 8 West TWEEN
ty-ffth street, two-story frame dwell
,r ing .:.:.::..; 1000
The Wisconsin Syndicate, West Tween
ty-ffth street, two-story frame dwell
Ing Z,OUO
The Wisconsin Syndicate, 3 West TWEEN
ty-ffth street, two-story frame dwell
ing ;.:.::..: :........-.-.:. 1000
James Petersen 3439 Lyndale avenue S.
:, addition to dwelling ;;........... 1900
R. E. Bentner, $50 Van Buren, street
NE, two;story frame dwelling 80. 2,eoo
F.. b. Tallant, 1919 Lyndale avenue S,
~ 11a-story frame dwelling .............. $500
Nine minor permits .................. $3.50
Total, II permits ..................S 1922 2sO
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Farm Lands.

EAST HALF OF 33-l25-e4, BROWN COUNTY,
South Dakota; an improved farm: 260 acres
under cultivation; $50 An acre.
Northeast 2-125-63, at 81 400.
Southeast Of 6-112-5S, Kingsbury county,
South Dakota. elegant farm; $21 an acre:
16O acres in Potter County, South Dakota,
$500.
100 acres Stevens county, Kansas, $780,
731 acres. Edmunds county. South Dakota.
$40 This tract adjoins small town
and is bargain ..e 10 ----.'
Can make very reasonable terms on most OF
these farms. Write us.
Meyer Land Company. 41S-19 Phoenix Building.
NinDeaDo1is MINI
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BARTER AND EXCHANGE

TO EXCHANGE FOR LUMBER WAGON AND
double farm harness. one birdsye maple dress
er, combination writing desk, leather uphol-
stored rocker and armchair and center table.
Address 1922, Journal tn- 5.E-.
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COWS. DOGS. POULTRY


FINE JERSEYS, READY TO CALvE, OTHERS
also; big mixers; exchange or time; Jersey
bulls, sale or service. 306 9Th st s.
OIL MEAL $1.65. CRUSHED OYSTER SHELLS
75c grit 75c per 100-lb sack. J. H. Smith,
hardware. 214-216 Hennepin av.
TWO WHITE TOY POODLE PUPPIES Ar $40
each Both males. Send for photo. Address
Box So, Clarion Iowa.
FOR sALE-THREE BLACK MINORCA COCK
erels So each, at 23s W Franklin av. Phone
S. 1893 il. ~
FOR sALE-LLEWELLYN SETTER PUP. AT
Lake st.
FOR sALE-Cow AND CALF. s25. 1912 2ist
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double farm harness. one birdsye maple dress
er, combination writing desk, leather uphol-
stored rocker and armchair and center table.
Address 1922. Journal.
sTEREoPTICoN, MOVING PICTURE OPTIC
graph film slides, ready for business; phono-
stock, anything can use. Address 1887, Jour
THOROUGHBRED POINTER PUPPY, ELIG-
tble for registration; just right age for train
ing, for good Typewriter or monograph Ad
dress 1l41. Journal. -
EVERGREEN SEEDLINGS; PINE, SPRUCE,
CEDAR tir, tamarack. rock naples: for thoro-
bred Barred Rock poultry, eggs. Incubator
WANTED-PARTY TO TAKE GOOD CIGARS
as side line, Or will exchange cigars for gro
e e feed, poultry or hardwood Address
WANT TYPEWRITER OR FIvE-FooT DESK
ard make new or used: good printing guar
anteed. Address 71s. Journal. b. @s@1z
wANTED-AN UP-To-DATE GROCERY IN
exchange for cash: must be we'll located In
Minneapolis; agents need not answer. 1905,
P1LEDR1vER HAMMER AND N1PPERs,
weight, 1880 pounds; will take lumber Or
fence fence. posts OF make me an OFFER 1870
FOR sALE-40 ACRES CHOICE LAND NEAR
San Diego Cal; snap; only 5000; will ex-
change for hrst-class piano or driving horse
1885, Journal. y - - - =
WORK HORSES WANTED LIN EACt1ANOE + Oh
five blocks. six acres, in Garden Park add
ton, Alexandria, MINI. $780, Journal.
A SNAP; H. P. 1904 RAMBLER, JUST OVER
! hauled. exchange for painting and carpenter
! work; some cash. s62. Journal.
| FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR ANYTHING
| can use, 100 pairs of Richardson ball-bearing
steel roller skates. Address 1888, Journal.
WILL EXCHANGE A VERY GOOD VIOLIN
| for good bicycle, camera, phonograph or any
! thing can use. Address HOG, journal.
WANTED-To EXCHANGE sIX-PIECE L7sATH
parlor suit for pigeons of any kind Ad
dress 954, Journal. 49,, ~... -.--' . -
A VERY FINE $3.50 LATEST STYLE CECIL
ian to exchange for anything L use. VIVA
| have you. $40, Journal. r..
WANTED-To MISUNDERSTANDING Fol
vacant lots in Minneapolis. Address 1895
| Journal. Nv - ~ ~
GUITAR FOR SALE OR TRADE; HIGI
grade Albemarle pattern, new canvas case
What have you to offer? Duffy, 60 10th st s
GOOD REPEATING oRIHAMMERLEss SHOT
gun wanted for equity IN fine 4o-acre trae
| in Wisconsin, three miles from county seal
| Address 37S Journal. - r..
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BARTER AND EXCHANGE

BARTER AND EXCHANGE
STEWART OAK HEATING STOVE. FIVE
burner Jewel Security gasolene stove and thoro,
bred Scotch collie female, in exchange for
rolltop, desk, typewriter poultry. s52,
Journal. - w.. @..5s
FOR SALE OR ExcHANGE-sMALL ELEC-
price; also physicians electric cabinet, also
microscope, less than half. Address 7s7, Jour
nal. PIP" ....@.
RUBBER-TIRED BUGGY OR 15-JEwELED
watch to trade for harness. SADDLES. wagons,
trade for driver. v 436, Journal.
PIANo-FoR HOUSE RENT. WOULD LIKE
small partly modern cottage; no objection to
going into suburbs. Young married couple
144S Journal. ,-' .s'-.
HAVE FIVE PURE BRED sHoRTHoRN COWS
and heifers: price $500 each: pedigrees fur
n mis- to trade for stallion or automobile.
TO START COOPERATIVE GARDEN; WEEK
~ shipments fresh poultry, eggs, vegetables;
less than wholesale prices to persons who will
advance $40. 1547, Journal.
TO ExCHANGE-l2 SHARES IN THE, MAR.
conf Wireless Telegraph Co., limited What
have you to offer; would like motor bicycle.
Address 75s, Journal.
HAVE 500 INTEREST IN OR ORDER ON
rooms, modern. Address 1857. Journal.
A BURROWS BILLIARD AND POOL TABLE
parlor size, almost new; want typewriter, cast
register, photograph: will pay difference
What have you? S13 Journal.
HAVE A $1,000 MONEY MAKING PROPOSE
| ton which l will exchange for rooming house
or onfectionery; will stand investigation. Ad
dress 40, journal:
FIRST GLASS MUSIC TEACHER, LADY, WILL
exchange music lessons for dry goods, jewelr.
or anything she can use. 72S. Journal.
PAPERING AND PAINTING TO EXCHANGE
for good delivery or driving horse. Addres:
| 1927 Journal
GOOD OPEN BUGGY 70 EXCHANGE FOE
paperhanging and painting. Address 1928
| Journal.
HAVE ZINE WATCH AND A GAMER
with new SIS lens: will exchange one or boil
| for tailoring S72, Journal.
NEWFOUNDLAND PUPPIES TO EXCHANGE
for anything useful ornamental. Addres
900, Journal.
FIRST CLASS IRON SAFE, AVERAGE SIZE
Will exchange for printing. Address 1918
! Journal.
STANDARD TYPEWRITER IN GOOD ooND1
ton to exchange for job printing or anythin
I can USE Address 1880 Journal.
ACETYLENE GAS MACHINE, 10 LIGHTS
Will exchange for good typewriter or max
me offer. 1899. journal.
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Unimproved.
CHEAP LOTS
$3.50 to 5000 each.
Terms $25 cash and SIS per month; per
cent interest. SD av n. on Knox and Lo-
gan avs; 41x126 feet to alley. Only four
blocks from 10th N car line. City water
in street
Croker & Crowell.
315 Bank of Commerce Bldg.
o RA1IRoAp rRAcKaeG. 0
Conner 19sx157 feet to 20-foot alley, o
with exclusive railroad trackage; also con- 0
o. yenient to depots, mills. etc.: will sell or 0
lease: terms to suit
0 Thorpe Bros, Andrus Bldg. o
o 0 o o G o o
LOTS FOR sALE-LoTs NOS. IS, 20. 81 AND
u. block 3, South Lawn addition on Sheri-
dan av n, between l4th and 10th SITS. Best
cash offer takes them this week. Address
1913, Journal.
SPECIAL BARGAIN-LARGE Sc FRONT LOT
in Lowry Hill discreet; must be sold; worth
$4,000; now $4,000: Also bargains in other r To-
cations J. A Walters. N. Y. Life Building.
HALF SECTION SMOOTH PRAIRIE, BEST
soil in Red Lake county Benoit Statien AT at
A. Fuller, SO Iglehart, st. Paul.
THE INTERNATIONAL FALLS REALTY co.'s
lots at Koochichng Falls on sale Easy terms.
Call write at once. 12o Temple Court,
MINNEAPOLIS.
FOR sALE-TWO LOTS IN OLIVER PARK
addition, Lake Harriet, by owner; will sell al
! a. sacrifice within the next ten days. I. c.
phone 1854.
TWO CHOICE LOTS - ONE BETWEEN sls
and sd Humboldt. and the other inside
! 31st st. Humboldt. Owner. 300 Lyndal'
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved
PLANS GIVEN AWAY

s..@s- PLANS GIVEN AWAY.
We are contractors and builders, and have
no real estate to sell. If You own a lot we
will build on very easy terms. No transfer of
title. We have our own architect and make
can do for you. before buying or building.
Davis Construction Co., 304 Kasota Bldg.
CRYSTAL LAKE-HANDsoME SUBURBAN
home, s13 acres of good soil, level as a floor.
900 Feet on Crystal lake near Robbinsdale;
electric service; nine-room house, modern
40xoo; good barn. poultry house. ETC.; improve
ments worth all asked for place; price So, 900.
Call on George II. Miller, $50 Lumber En-
change. #SaN #ss5
FOR sALE-7.RooM MODERN DWELLING,
not water heat. 1nsa 10th av Sc: $500 pay
ment, balance $1,000 payable easy terms. ".
H.. Van Slyke, 514 Guaranty building.
FOR sALE-NEW, wELL-BUILT, FULL MOD
ern II room house; hardwood finish and floors.
1925 It'll st Sc; $4,000; $500 cash. balance
$40 month if desired 1862 Journal.
NEW EIGHT-RooM MODERN HOUSE, HARD.
lures, shades. full basement and attic, eighth
ward. Owner T. c. telephone 21O9.
CALHOUN PARK, NEW s-Ro0MED, MOD
ern house, hardwood finish, built by day
labor for home, cheap; easy terms. Call and
investigate. BIG Irving s, owner.
| $s,ooc-wELL RENTED s-FAMILY FLAT,
Minneapolis, would consider cheap Minnesot ia
or. Canada land in exchange. Walker. 4O4
Century building. -.
FIVE SHARES OF u S. REALTY INSTALL
ment stock. singly or together; will mature
soon; they will build you home. Address
1924, Journal. ..a....
s275o-GooD EIGHT-RooM MODERN HOUSE
and barn; Chicago av, inside 18th st; big
bargain. Call 456 Temple Court ~
$4,000. Apply 2o1a 9Th av N.
BUILDING CONTRACTORS, GET OUR TERMS
Lowry & Walling 306 Boston block.
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STEREOPTICON, MOVING PICTURE OPTIC
graph film, slides, ready for business; phono-
graph, ladys wheel, exchange for timber,
stock, anything can use. Address 1897, Jour
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STEWART OAK HEATING STOVE. FIVE
burner Jewel Security gasolene stove and thoroi
bred Scotch collie female. in exchange for
rolltop desk, typewriter or poultry S52,
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FLORISTS


NEW YORK FLORISTS. WASH. Av s.;
feather and cut flowers and plants: floral de-
signs for all occasions. T. C. phone 1923.
GET PRICES ON CUT FLOWERS AND DE.
signs of Latham florist. SO 10th st s. before
ordering elsew here.
FLORAL DESIGNS AND FLOWERS; TELE-
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THOROUGHBRED POINTER PUPPY, ELIG-
ible for registrations; just right age for trainA
ing. for good Typewriter or photograph. Adj
dress 1141, Journal. r.. '-. ...y# Z. a..u
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RAILWAY TIME TABLES
HOTEL ARRIVALS
BIRTHs, MARRIAGES, DEATHS
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
BUILDING PERMITS
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, AND
ST. PAUL RAILWAY.

. T.
City ticket office, 1913 Nicolet Avenue. Phone I22
Passenger Station, Washington and Sd Avenues Sout
Ssun. only sDaily tExcept Sun. tE1. Sat. TE1. Mod
Leave. MARCH 26 1895. Arrive.
$50 an La Crosse, Milwaukee, Chic sgo.... 'lo.sopm
.7so La b sros.. h hss'i I,.n WIS., pm
ssOam NorthfeId, Faribaut kansas City,. .s4opm
TO Is oronvllle. Milbank, Aberdeen 500
W. ,, {tlolo pm
@li-oo m "anka" neis' Jackson. 100
pm Winona, La Crosse, Milwaukee,. sos
a5O pm Farbault Dubuque, Chicago. 1905 am
eos pm Maukato, Observation-Disclosures. slo1opm
The Fast Mail.
ss45 pm La Crosse, Milwaukee, Chicago.
e45 m ortonvile, Fargo Aberdeen. rs a.
7.15pm Mortified, Faribaut Austin $li % sn
The Pioneer Limited.
s. m La Crosse Milwaukee, Chicago. 500 =
Is m La Crosse Milwaukee, chicago.... sI7o1
M n.s,.ou W., ,,,..v;,. p,.,,,,s ltloso pm
~" q p HI n''son' "t'' 'e''' A'sANo'' 800 m
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FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-sMALL ELEC-
trio motor, alternating current new, half
price; also physicians electric cabinet, also
microscope, less than half. Address 49, Jour
nal. '~ ....1.
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Stores.
FOR RENT - CORNER sToRERooM AND
basement, 22S Washington NJ 2SxS0, near
Nichols & Shepard Co.'S; splendid location for
agricultural implement house; If desired Will
build large small warehouse, factory or
other building in rear, facing Sd N. Doug
las a. Fiske, New York Life bldg.
A FINE MODERN STORE, GOOD LOCATION
for any business, at 3O05 Washington ay N.
Inquire at Theo t. Schmidt's 62S 32d av N.
STORES, e11-e1s NICoLLET Az, aoxlOO; Low
rentals. The E.. A Conrad Co., 513 Phoenix
building. 49,.
SHOP FOR PAINTER, CARPENTER, FUEL OR
repair business. 237 10th ay S. IS. -.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

HUME & DAVIES, FUNERAL DIRECTORS, MA.
sonic Temple. 9th and Hennepin. Both phones.
JOHN * GLEASON, FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and embalmer. So 7th st s. Both phones.
J. WARREN ROBERTS, FUNERAL DIRECTOR,
TO Her nepin av. Both phones 32S2
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RUBBER-TIRED BUGGY OR 15-JEWELED
watch to trad, for harness, SADDLES. wagons,
COW or motorcycle. Beautiful saddle pony to
trade for driver. V. 436 Journal
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Unfurnished Flats.

HENNEPIN COURT, NEW FAMILY HOTEL,
1915 Hennepin av, 2 and Broom suites, fur
nished and unfurnished; cafe ana elevator
service; strictly tirst-class, having heavy
brick walls between all apartments; also
to Groom fats, 315 w 10Th st, racing Lorhg
park: very desirable location. See 1arltor or
Edmnnds 200 Hsuk of Commerce.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-09
LEwIs-TuTTLE co. EXPANDS.
Secures Larger Building, More Ma
chinery and More Men.

Arrangements have just been perfect
ed by the Lewis-Tuttle Manufacturing
company for lease on the building at
3O5 Kansas avenue The location, with
in a short haul of the various railways
and in the heart of the wholesale dis
trict viii afford a good opportunity for
the plant to expand, giving ready facili-
ties for additional installation of ma
chinery. Though not yet a year old the
growth of the company has been some
thing phenomenal it now has capital
stock of $4,000, gives employment to
eight men and has two travelling men
out on the road constantly.
THE Perfection cleaner, separator
and grader Of grain is the product of
the Lewis-Tuttle Manufa curing COM
Dany. It is certainly wonderful ma
chine. With one action it grades sep
arates and cleans any and all kinds Of
seeds and grains. Gravity and screens
do the work. Secretary Coburn said
recently, 1T was nearer perfection than
anything of the kind I had ever seen
and far more than had supposed pos
sible"
The first month that the machine was
put on the market, one was sold, the
next month month it took a great leap
and within four months the demand
was in excess by 75 orders of the ca
pacity Of the plant. Orders for new
special machinery, have been sent to
St. Louis and viii be installed by the
latter part Of January. With this in,
the force of men will be increased to
Is. Mr. Lewis, president of the firm
has just returned from Oklahoma and
southern Kansas establishing agencies
I'VE need more agents. said Mr.. Lew
is. I'VE are having many applications
but the more the merrier."
Three different sizes of THE Perfee-
ton are made, the one for % bushels,
the other for rs, while the largest has
/. capacity of 1875. Plans are being per
fected, however. to equip elevators with
types of THE Perfection these being
Of exceptionally large size and operated
by power. The State Agricultural col
lege at Manhattan has recently pur-
chased one of the machines, the i'm
proved type. The latest type has a
great many advantages and improve
ments which the first type did rot pos
sess. The mechanical genius of Ralph
H futile is resonsible for this advance
The great esteem in which the work
of the machine is held was evidenced
when the state authorities printed Mr.
Lewis to go with the corn and wheat
special, sent out from the State Agri-
cultural college, and demonstrate to the
people the qualities Of The Perfection.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-09

Kansas city. Kan, Jan. 9.-Hanford
and James Kerr have brought suit in
the common pleas court in this city
to have a receiver appointed and an
accounting made of the estate of Sarah
Kerr who died last August The prop
erty involved lies on the west city
limits of Kansas City Kan. and is
valued at 100000 The suit is brought
by the children of Wayne Kerr, who
are grandchildren of Mrs. Sarah Kerr.
The property involved was decided to
H. L. Kerr and G. W. Kerr. sons of Mrs.
Sarah Kerr. Wayne Kerr died several
years before his mother. His children
allege that at the time Mrs. Kerr made
the deeds she was sick and not in con-
dition legally to execute them.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-09
WITCHITA'S BIG TASK.
VIII Change Chisholm Creeks Course,
Shortening 1t Seven Miles.

Wichita, Kas., Jan. 9.-The city
engineer has begun work on survey
the end of which viii be the straight
ening of Chisholm creek, stream
that flows through. the city from
north to south. The work involves
the Strengthening of the channel of
Chisholm creek along its entire course
through the eastern portion of the
city to its confuence, with the Arkan-
sas. river. At present the meandering
OF dthe stream from the point where
ffe work IS to .begnHHn ear the stock
yards, to it's mouth shows total
length Of fourteen miles. 1t is the
intention of the city authorities to
shorten this to about seven miles.
The reason for changing the course
of the stream is that an outlet is inn
peratfve for the storm wafer. By the
change it is asserted this creek can
be made to carry away all of the
drainage and thus prevent future
floods such as have caused great an
noyance and much damage to prop
erty in the past.
Estimates of the cost of the work
vary City officials say it will not
exceed one-half million dollars. 9th
ers say that before the work has been
compfeted the cost will reach one mil
lion dollars. Street paving will be
stopped to help pay the cost.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-09
FIsHBACK TAKES IT BACK.
He Withdraws From the Fight on w.
T. Vernon.

Rev. c. S. Fishback, who was one Of
the nine Topeka men who signed the
protest against the appointment of w.
T. Vernon as registrar of the treasury,
has "gigged back" He was taken be-
fore Attorney General Coleman Friday
and with the assistance Of General
Coleman and w. T. Vernon drew up
complete retraction of everything he
had done to injure Vernon and closed
with an emphatic endorsement of Yer
mons candidacy. He asked that his
name be withdrawn from the remon-
STRANGE, and the document was signed,
sealed. and sent to President Theodore
Roosevelt
The peculiar part Of it is that it is
claimed by Vernons friends that the
Brown woman. who makes charges
against Vernon. makes similar charges
against Mr.. F'ishback
w W. Fisher. one of Mr.. Vernon's
Topeka friends, said today: Mr.. Yer
non will submit in his defense the let
ters written to him by Emma Brown,
trying to extort money. He viii also
prove that there is no truth in the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-09
AFTER SALINAS MAYOR.
Refusal to Sign License for Billiard
Halls Makes Trouble.

Salina. Kan. Jan. 9.=The trouble
caused by the refusal of Mayor Shields
to sign licenses to billiards rooms came
to a head Monday when Attorney
David Ritchie made application to
County Attorney Burch for warrant
for the arrest of the mayor. Later in
the day Mayor Shields signed the IL
cense of ]. B. Nickerson of Kansas
City to conduct a billiard hall Nick
erson is not here in person but has a
charged with running billiard hall
without a license. 1t was discovered
that Nickerson had already paid the
city treasurer and had his receipt for
the license. When this was determined
Mavor Shield backed up from his
stand and signed the license. There
are vet two more halls which have
asked for licenses and the mayor de-
cIares he will not sign the license un-
til he is compelled to by the courts,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-09
ENDS IN COMPROMISE.
striking Printers in st. Louis Return
TO Work

St Louis. Jan. with the ratifca-
ton today by nine of the largest
printing establishments of the com
promise agreement with the typo
graphical union, the strike of the job
printers practically ended and both
sides are claiming a victory. The
printers had been holding out for an
eight-hour work day. there being no
controversy over the wage scale, the
differences between the employers
and printers being confined solely to
a question of hours. The compromise
provides for a nine-hOur work day
the first eight hours to be paid on the
scale originally submitted by the
printers and the ninth hour at a
slightly increased rate. All over
time is to be paid at the rate of so
cents an hour.