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The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
PORTLAND JEwELRY STORE
Is RAIDED BT ROBBERS
Between Two and Three Thousand Dol
lars Carried or by the
Desp@radOes.

PORTLAND. June 25.-What appears
to have been an unsuccessful attempt
to break into the United States National
Bank occurred last night Burglars
succeeded in gaining access to the cellar
underneath the bank, but were fright
ened of by a detective and a watch
man, who were attracted 10 the spot
by the noise OF closing steel trapdOors
which lead from the street into the
cellar.
At L o'clock this morning IL was dis
covered by the night watchman that
Jaeger Bros jewelry store. on Morri-
son street. between Fourth and Fifth.
had been robbed Of between $1,000
and $4,000 worth of jewelry. The
robbers effected entrance through the
rear door with a jimmy and broke
through a glass door at the rear Of the
salesroom and distracted a tray OF
precious stones locked in q secret
drawer under. the showcase
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
COURT ORDERS SALT LAKE
ROAD TO REMOVE BRIDGE
Holds That Structure Built Over Ger
ritos Slough Is an Obstruction
10 Navigation.

LOS ANGELES. June 25--In the
United States Circuit Court today Judge
Wellborn handed down his decision IN
the case OF the Los Angeles Dock and
Terminal Company and Carver against
the San Pedro. Los Angeles and Salt
Lake Railroad, which was a suit
brought to require the removal of the
railroad bridge over the Cerritos
Slough at the entrance TO the harbor
being dredged out at Long Beach.
Judge Wellborn holds that the Cerrftos
Slough is navigable highway. and
that the bridge unlawfully obstructs
navigation. The court orders the
bridge removed. The decision Affects
similar rights at San Pedro harbor and
is of much interest in a commercial way
to Southern California
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sONOMA COUNTY TOWNS
TO OBSERVE THE FOURTH
Programmes Arranged for the Day I'm
Several Cities in That
Section.

SANTA ROSA. June 25.-The nations
birthday is TO be celebrated in several
Of the cities OF Sonoma County. The
Woodmen OF the World will gather at
GeyservilIe for the day and hold a
large reunion with appropriate exer-
cises, literary and athletic features.
The Women's Improvement Club OF
Glen Ellen will conduct a celebration in
Native Sons Grove. at which Superior
Judge Albert c. Burnett OF this city
will deliver the grafton. A basket pic
mic will be a feature of the gathering.
The Sebastopol Driving Club has ar
ranged for three days racing at Sc
bastopol.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
mitchell Murder Trial Begins.

SEATTLE. June 25.-The trial OF
George Mitchell. the Oregon youth ac-
cused Of killing Joshua Crefield. leader
Of the Holy Rollers" began in the
Superior Court today. Mitchells de-
tense will be temporary insanity Many
witnesses have been summoned from
oregon, where MitchelYs family lives
and where Crefield became notorious
on account of his teachings and prac-
tices. The work of securing jury is
proceeding slowly. Mitchell accused
Creffeld Of wronging his two sisters at
Corvallis, Or.
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THIRTY-SECOND ANNIVERSARY
OF PRIESTS ORDINATION
Father j. vi. Cassin Celebrates the
Day In His Church in Santa

SANTA ROSA. June 25.-Rev. Father
J. NJ. Cassin. rector Of the Church OF
St Rose in this city. yesterday cele-
brated the thirty-second anniversary OF
his ordination as priest Of the Roman
Catholic church by administering holy
communion to a large class OF young
men and women at the church In this
city.
Father Cassin was ordained as a
priest in the Church or ST. John the
Baptist in Dublin, Ireland. on June "a.
1874. and took charge at St. Roses
sixteen years ago.
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trouble over Slot Machines.

SACRAMENTO. June 25.-J- G. Shook.
a constable OF Oak Park. was arrested
today upon the complaint OF the ex-
ecutive of1cer OF the Law and Order
League for violating the law asainsr
gambling. Shook conducts a saloon at
OAK PARK and has a number OF slot ma
chimes running in the place. A war
rant is also out for the arrest OF E. H
Hoppe, a Justice OF the Peace in Sut-
ter Township. who has saloon on the
riverside road and who has been run
ming slot machines in the place
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
Tveptv-Ffve Years for Murder.

MARYSvILLE. June 2s.-John Hol-
land. who murdered Josie st. Clair IN
April. was sentenced BY Judge McDan-
iels this morning TO twenty years
at Folsom
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Birth. marriage and death notices sent By
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
indorsed with the name and residence Of persons
authorized TO have the same published. Notices
restricted simply TO the announcement OF the
charge.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26

tric funeral car from corner Thirtieth street
and san Jose avenne ar IL a. m. Intermenr
Cypress Lawn Cemetery.
YORE-In Fraitvale. CAL June 10. 1906. az
the Old Ladies' Home in charge Of the Sisters
OF Mercy. katherine Yors. n native Of Ireland.
aged So years
The remains removed 70 Beaudry 4
MeAvoy's parlors. S73 Warrington street
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DEATHS.

DEATHS.
Carroll. Michael MeNulty, Louise, 20
Cassidy, James Miller Oliver c.
Crowley, Minnie T. Moloney, VIM. p. m.
Ebert. Justus, so Moran, Catherine IS
Eiseman Amelia, 20 Protheroe, ". H.. 80
Gambs, Mrs c., y Refnfeld. Catherine 81
Herrick. Kate s Rengstorf. Marie E, 65
Howard Jeremiah, . m Rotstein. Isaac l., 90
Hutchinson, Hiram T. Wilkinson, Edward, 2
Love, Fac, Williams, VIM W. GO
Marsden, Maggie, 66 Yore. Katherine, sc
CARR0LL-A solemn requiem tmontlls mind
mass viii be celebrated for the repose OF the
soul OF Michael Carroll in st. Mery's Church.
corner of Eighth and Jefferson streets, Oak
land, today (Tuesdayl, at a. m. Friends and
acquaintances are invited to be present
CASSIDY-At Camp Meeker. June 20. 1906,
James Cassidy. beloved brother of z. Cassidy,
Mrs T. McNulty and Mrs T. Gardner. ma
tive of County Donegal. Ireland.
The funeral will take place tomorrow We'd
nesday) from McAvoy, O'Hara Co.'S psriors.
2849 Market street. between Sixteenth and
Seventeenth Interment private, Holy Cross
Cemetery.
CRowLEY-In Oakland. Cal, June "a. 1906,
Minnie T. Crowley, beloved sister of Mrs. ].
F. Greayey and of jeremiah Crowley. ma
tive OF Boston. Mass.
Friends and acquaintances respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral today fTuesdayl,
from the residence of her sister, $50 Isabella
street, thence 10 ST. Francis de Sales church,
where mass will be celebrated for the re-
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BIRTHS.

DIRcKsEN-In this city. June IT. 1906, to the
wife of Henry q. D:rcfsen, a
LIPMAN-In this city. June "A, 1906, to the
wife of A Lipman.
TICHENoR-In Bellyale San Mateo County
Cal, June %, 1906. 10 the wife OF Cyrus G.
Tichenor, a son.
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VETERINARY HOSPITALS.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

IRA BARKER DALZIEL4 veterinary dentist, eos
Golden Gate ave-: teI. Mest 200.
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MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE.

S375o-SEARLY acres beautiful Broom house:
electricity, water. sewer; lovely redwood
grove: bargain.
Lots from $500 up in ten dfnerent tracts on
easy terms; best and only really beautiful
tract for actual residence purposes at Half
moon Bay 2l7 acres for subdivision. J. (.
LEWIS. keathe.d. Marin County.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26

DIVIDEND Notice-Metropols Trust and saw
ings Bank. il30 Eddy street-For the six
months ending June 30. 1906. dividend at the
rate OF 3G5 per cent per annum all savings
deposits will be payable on and after July /.
1906. =. R. COOK. Cashier.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26

60me business l0ea lions north and south Of
Market 81. f0r lease
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NORTH OF MARKET. EAST OF POLK.

9Th. Sc cor. Valencia: zD0x2Oo; 70 lease
as a whole OF in subdivisions; lot clear;
elegant business itc-..-..--.--..-.--- Inquire
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26

BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
FOR HOMES OR INvESTMExT-THE BEST
BUYS IN BERKELEY.
Si7ee-Berry- Bangs Tract; the only one left at
this figure front south on Ashby: 50x120:
10 min. walk 10 C. c.; l block TO street
car; this offer for a week only: also two
Of the most slightly iets In ClaremOnt Park
bay and hill view terms on all. Seeing
is believing" Let me show them 10 YOU
T. c. KELLOGG.
Room 1. 1003is Broadway. Oakland
NE. CORNER woolsey and King sts. soxI2o;
also lots 40xs0; price s240O. inquire 1871
Halght ST.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
SAN BRUNo PARK REAL ESTATE.

GREEN CO. White Garage bldg
corner Van Ness and Market-Oder choice sites
10 homeseekers monthly instailments; all
purchasers are requested 10 communicate al
Oncee with compsny az shove address
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.


s2OoO-Improved Central Telegraph ave. prop
perty; rapidly enhancing IN value tl404l
ss75o-Cozy cottage. 5 or rooms bay win
dow. bath and hall: less than blocks from
store and fat would bring a big rental:
is rapidly increasing in value 142o)
s4T50-Uafurnished. or $4,000 furnished. viii
buy new home, only built eight months; 10
Gated sunny side OK street; half block
strictly modern in every respect and has every
convenience: furniture cost S2250, including q
$500 piano. we have until July l TO sell
this u5T2)
s40Oe-Pair Of 5-room fats. within blocks Of
10th and broadway d4el
s25Oo-House of rooms and bath: all in
drst-class condition: double frontage; rents for
$50; on Sth St, West Oakland tsJ6}
S45OO-The prettiest and best residence lot
on Grove ST 50 feet front, elevation about
feet 1850
GEO. W. AUSTIN.
Exclusive Agent,
Io02 Broadway.
COME AND LOOK AT THIS
5000 cash. $40 monthly-Large beautiful home
Of rooms; bath. laundry barn and loft: summer
house: windmill and tank. with plenty OF good
water. lot loox2o0. fronting two streets; view
from house magnificent: fruit trees and garden
In tine condition; price $4,000.
SAl-o tAHLs N4N at-1sltEtlg new mouse
Of rooms, bath. laundry, etc; these rooms are
unusually large; must be seen 10 know Il; lot
J0x2o0. fronting two streets; more land can be
had y required; price $2659.
$500 cash. SO mOnthly-New bungalow cot
tage; large rooms and bath; brick mantel;
irai1 for s F; lot Il .sxies: price $50 '''a'
SO cash, s. Inonthly-A few lots left for ST5
each; come and see them Call send for circu-
lar, 40S Ninth st, near Broadway, Oakland.
II. z JONES. Owner.
$1,000 CASH sl5 unoathly-COtta9e Of rooms
bath. pantry. closets. fine basement, chicken
house. fruit trees, berries, shrabbery: close 10
school. church. street macademiZed; electric
and steam cars; lot 4ox1o0, nicely fenced:
away from cold winds and fogs; price in all.
$500 Call or send for circular. 1900 Fruitvale
ave. Fruitvale. near s. P local: phone Vale
2SG. CHAS- r LEE. ass Seventh St. Oak
land. OPP Broadway station; phone Oakland
6207: carriage free. GEO. II LEE
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26

DIVIDEND Notice-The Italian-Amercan Bank
has declared the usual semi-annual dividend at
the rate of 800 per cent per annum, free from
ali taxes, all savings deposits, payable on
aud after July 2. 1906. at its temporary office
Merchants' Exchange building. Interest not
withdrawn will be added TO the principal
A. SBARBORO. President
A. f. SBARBORO Cashier
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TO LEASE.
Members OF the 5. z. Real Estate Board.

BALDWIN & HOWELL. 1882 Fillmore Street
near Post.
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ANY one giving information in which bank the
late Johannes Moller, saloon keeper at FIRE.
mont and Mission had safe deposit box or
money or Taluables will be rewarded; informa-
tion il desired. as his safe was robbed after
the FIRE. II the above belonged to any eorpor-
alton will the members communicate with
MRS. GEORGINE LEISS, admfnistra trix 421- (
fwenfy-second ST.. cityf
INFORMATION wanted of JAMES MARTIN
formerly OF 322 Fifth st. A member OF the
Rebel Cork Benevolent Association. ANY one
knowing hjs present whereabouts viii please
notify JEREMIAH CRON1N. Corr. Sec. r. c..
y. A., 1Gl0 Sanchez st.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
CITY REAL ESTATE.

BALDWIN a HOWELL
1872 Fillmore 81. near Post.
Members of The $ r. Real Estate Board
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-04-20
A. r. TALBOT, HEAD CONSUL OF
MODERN WOODMEN OF
AMERICA

Mr.. Talbot was born in Alexis, ILL
nois, April II, 1859. He received his
preliminary education in the public
schools, graduating from the high
school at Alexis in 1881 He complet-
ed his college course in Hedding Col
lege, at Abingdon, Ills. Ten years
later this college conferred the degree
of Ii. D. upon him. He entered the
Union Law School, of Chicago, gradu-
ating in 1888, and Immediately after
wards located at Lincoln, Neb, and
commenced the practice of law. In
1887 he formed a partnership with
Hon. w. ]. Bryan under the firm name
of Talbot 4 Bryan, which continued
until 1896. He was elected to the
state senate in 1896 and reelected in
state senate during the session of
1899, and by virtue of his office, acting
governor for several weeks during the
absence of the governor and lieuten-
ant governor.
In 1890, at the Head Camp of the
MOuSIu w OOul1Gu Ol Au1GE1Ca, lie was
elected a director, and was reelected
at each succeeding Head Camp, serv-
ing for some time as chairman of the
board. At the Head Camp in Indianap-
oils in June, 1908, he was elected by
unanimous vote to the position of
Head Consul of that society and was
reelected at Milwaukee in June, 1905,
for a term of three years. This places
him at the head of the largest frater-
nal beneficiary order in the United
States, with membership of over
100000, and insurance in force of over
81, 100000, 900. He is prominent fra
ternalist, and member of the follow
ing orders: Modern Woodmen of
America, Masons, Odd Fellows,
Knights of Pythias, Royal Highland
els, Independent Order of Foresters.
Ancient Order of United Workmen,
Order of Elks, Maccabees, Sons and
Daughters of Protection, American
Order of Protection, Royal Neighbors
of America and Knights and Ladies
of Security. He is identified with the
Methodist Episcopal church.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-04-20
PORTER HEDGE ABSTRACT CO.
The Oldest Abstracting Firm in the
County Of Lancaster.

The Oldest Abstractins Firm in the
County of Lancaster.
There is scarcely any business tran
saction in the world about which more
care is necessary than in the buying
of real estate, and anyone buying n
piece of property wants to be perfect
ly certain that their title is good In
order to do that you will have to have
an abstract made by parties whom you
know to be accurate in their work AMI
reliable and responsible.
The Porter Hedge Abstract company,
with offices at 318 Richards block, is
one of the best firms of abstractors in
the state of Nebraska. Mr.. Verne
Hedge conducts this business under
the above name. Mr.. Hedge, by
his honorable and public-spirited meth
DDS of dealing, has built up large and
constantly increasing patronage and Is
exceedingly popular. He has always
manifested a friendly interest in the
cause of labor, and is entitled to the
support and cooperation of all who
have the best interests of labor at
heart.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-04-20
THE NEBRASKA STATE HOSPITAL
For The
CRIPPLED, RUPTURED AND DE-
FORMED, LINCOLN, NEB.

Dr.. John p. Lord, Omaha, Orthopedic
Surgeon and Superintendent-Dr II.
Winnett Orr, Lincoln, Assistant.
A most interesting branch of work
being done by the state is that at the
Hospital for the Crippled, Ruptured
and Deformed. Crippled children from
the county poor farms or from homes
where the parents or guardians are
unable to provide for their proper
medical care are admitted to this in
stitution and given surgical treatment
and medical care until their condition
is so much improved that they may
be returned as practically healthy
children. Dr. John p Lord of Omaha
and DR.. H. Winnett Orr of Lincoln
are in charge of the hospital as super
intendent and assistant, respectively.
The institution is under the supervi-
sion of the State Board of Lands and
Buildings and at the present time is
caring for about twenty children of
all ages who are being relieved of va
rious crippled conditions
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-04-20
CHRIS BATH HOUSE.
A Popular Resort That Deserves Its
Splendid Patronage.

Mr. ]. Chris Hansen is the genial
and capable proprietor of Chris Bata
House, located at the northwest corner
OF Eleventh and P streets. Here he
maintains strictly modern and up-to-
date establishment, thoroughly equip
ped and complete in all its appointments.
This is the place where you get any
and all kinds of baths-saline, salt
glow, shampoo, shower, hot and cold
tub and Turkish baths. The service is
excellent and Mr.. Hansen is always on
hand himself to see that his patrons
have all that they require.
Mr.. Hansen is a gentleman who has
ever been in close touch and accord
with organized labor and is one OF la
boris staunchest friends in Lincoln.
Workingmen will make no mistake in
supporting and cooperating with him
to the highest degree
He has built up large and increas-
ing patronage and this is a fitting trib-
Ute to his uniform courtesy and honor
able treatment given to all patrons.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-04-20
CITY GARBAGE COMPANY.

An important Industry That Employs
an Army of Men.
One of the most important things in
city the size of Lincoln is the dispo-
sition of the garbage. This question
is we'll solved in our city by the City
Garbage Company with offices at 1913
North Twelfth street
This concern, of which E. C. Rewic!l
is president and treasurer, employs
thoroughly modern and up-to-date
methods and accomplishes the required
results with very little bother to the
citizens
They have done good work and are
deserving of the cooperation of all
who have the future welfare of the
city at heart
This concern is always prompt in
the performance of their duties and
perform the highest degree of service
for a moderate compensation.
Their attitude towards labor has al
ways been fair and just.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-04-20
NEW LYRIC THEATRE.
A Deservedly Popular and Attractive
Amusement Resort.

The new Lyric theatre under it's
present new management has put be-
fore the public high class vaudeville
for ladies and children. They are Civ
ing at the house four shows daily and
the crowded houses which they draw
at each performance is an evidence of
the way they are suitlng the public.
They are members of the larges:
vaudeville circuit in the world, and in
that way have the leading performers
on the stage to present TO their Lincoln
audiences.
They pay particular attention to the
selection of the acts presented and
everything presented on the stage of
the New Lyric Theatre is done with the
idea of catering to the taste of the
ladies and children. All hour spent a.
the, New Lyric Theatre is time and
money well spent.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-04-20
BRANCH G. MILLER COMPANY.
L. II. Suffer and w. z. Henry, Mana
GERS.

L. II. Suffer and w. z. Henry, Mana.
gers.
One of the most complete stocks of
shoes carried by any store in Lincoln
can be found at the shoe department
Ct the Suter-Henry Dry Goods com
pany, the Dry Goods department of
Branch & Miller company, Tenth anG
p streets.
They handle a full and complete line
of Hamilton Brown Shoe company 5
shoes, and there are no better shoes
made for men, women or children.
They make a speciality of the shoes
bearing the union label, and those who
patronize them may rest assured that
tie goods sold at this shoe department
are the work of well paid, honest labor
working under right conditions.
The management of this company
are progressive and energetic and are
men who are philosophical and inter-
ested in all that is for the building up
of Lincoln.
They are men who by their attitude
are entitled to the support and coop
e,ation of all who have the best IL
terests of labor at heart.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-04-20
CLARENCE A. GREEN.
Operates Three Barber Shops and All
Are Union.

Every man who does not shave him
self is a seeker after cleanliness ans
efficiency of service in the barber shop
he patronizes. This he can find in the
highest degree in the barber shops con-
Quoted by Mr.. c. A. Green, the Mogul,
located at Twelfth and o streets, tho
Palace, located at 100 North Eleventh
street, and the Richards, 120 North
Eleventh street
At either of these shops you will find
the highest perfection in service and
equipment and the BARRIERS in attend
ance are skilled and capable tonsorial
artists.
Mr.. Green is gentleman who is
thoroughly posted ON all the modern
improvements for his business and
keeps abreast of the times
His business has been built up from
a three-chair shop manned by himself
and is still increasing This is a fitting
tribute to his uniform courtesy and the
fact that he has given the highest de-
gree of efficiency in his service
Mr. Green is good friend of organ
lied labor, and you should support and
cooperate with him.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-04-20
CAPITAL CARPET CLEANING AND
RUG COMPANY.

In this, our Friendly List Edition
fer 1906, it is our purpose to call the
attention Of our readers to those con-
Germs whose attitude towards labor is
fair and just. Such concern is the
Capital Carpet Cleaning & Rug COM
nany. located at Sixteenth and Court
street, near fair grounds.
They clean carpets and rugs in the
most approved and satisfactory man
ner, and manufacture ard deal in rugs.
Mr.. r. II. McGahey is the genial anc
capable manager. He is gentleman
o. ability and integrity and is we'll
known in commercial circles. BY his
honorable and public-spirited methods
of dealing he has built up large and
constantly increasing business and is
exceedingly popular.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-04-20
CAPITOL BEACH CO.
LincoIns New Amusement Resort and
lis Splendid Prospects.

The Capitol Beach company, which
has been incorporated and is being
pr omoted by some of our foremost
business men, will operate at old Bur-
lington Beach an amusement park that
will be modern and up-to-date.
They are identifying the grounds
with flowers, shrubs and trees and
from this standpoint alone it will be
an attractive place to visit, but coupled
with this they will have all kinds OF
amusements and sports.
A. II. Buckstaff, A. III. Armstrong,
]. C. Harpham. Thomas Cochran, l..
l.. Wettling, and j. A. Buckstaff, the
incorporators, are among the foremost
of Lincoln's business men, and have
over been interested and influential n
every movement for the advancement
of the city's interests, but in this last
move time will undoubtedly show that
this is their greatest work and they
have builded better than they knew"
They now have the bonds of the
Capitol Beach Company on the marke.
and an investment in these bonds is
Tread cast upon the waters"
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-04-20
ROSCOE POUND.
A Lincoln Man Who Is Credit to His
Civ

A Lincoln Man Who Is a Credit to His
City.
Lincoln is justly proud of her sons
in the various walks of business AMI
professional life, but of none more SO
than of Roscoe Pound, Dean of the
University Law School,
Mr. Pound is a young man who ha
won his way to the front ranks of his
profession, and his selection as the
head of the law school connected with
the State University was deserved
tribute to his ability and fitness for
the position.
He is undoubtedly one Of the lead
ing lawyers of this western country,
and is a man who is making his inf1u-
ence for good felt in many ways.
1t is a pleasure for labor to number
such men as Roscoe Pound among
rs friends.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-04-20

especial branch of the medical pre-
fession.
His offices are at room 1, 1915 o
street. He makes a speciality of the
treatment of skin, blood and genitc-
urinary diseases and in this has been
eminently successful
He uses the X-ray and has a COM
plete equipment for it's administration.
He is gentleman who has built I'D
his practice through the method of
treating everybody fairly and justly,
and his former patients cannot say
enough for him.
He has always manifested friendly
interest in the cause of labor and is
entitled to the support and cooper
alton of all who have the best inter
ests of labor at heart.