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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12

rAe rs Seattle tolcgraghora are
.,nee,mx orders from sam Small,
s,,lonh president q the CONNER
N, relcxraphcrs Union Of Amer
4. "a e. out ON strike .ithin the
uent - hours
"a tho meantime the local union
!. Inactive. merely awaiting orders
avn small. which, they say. Will
Y eeeyed TO the letter whatever
tAsy may be,
Thls decision was reached az a
.,sstlng OF the union az Labor tenn
~ Yesterday. when a tclesram was
~, small, asking for Instructions,
svins that Local No. 40 would
sAide by his orders Up TO this
sf,ernoon no answer 20 the mos
sare had been received.
Neither has the Western Union
or the Postal telegraph com
nanlcs made any move toward m'ti'
satlng the situation and unless
they DO BY noon "Wednesday a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12
ADJUSTMENTS

unHiinted praise should be given
the san Francisco Opera company
for the conscientious aud muaicianJy
rendering OF The bohemian Giri''
Given at the Grand last night. and
| Il viii be accorded the company
By all music lovers.
The bohemian Gsrl" Is n pro.
nouneediy old style opera. and its
melodramatic incidents. It's bonn.
bastic conversation, lie reeitatlyea.
It's hack OF comedy aud the tifoHome
repetition Of the words OF the H.
bretto. aa we'll as a super abundance
of technical yocallzation and execu
tlon proves wcariAome 90 those In.
ured Ia the lively. spirited. ear tick.
ling and laugh producing. musical
shows Of the later day variety /.
but these defects are more than
remedled by the beautiful old mel.
odiea standing out among the re-
citativee. and no lover OF the beau.
tifui IN music can hear these sung
as the principals Of che San Fran.
cisco Opera company sang them
last night. and not be- glad that he
took advantage 81 the opportunity
10 hear The Bohemian Girl" over
again.
Aida Hemm'a Interpretation Of
airline was superb and her II
Dreami | Dwclt IN Marble Halls. =
tircHome as this would be with a
less fiawleHu voice. demanded a
double recall Arthur Cunningham.
Maud Beatty. and Francis Ab.
hott disposed Of the familiar bal.
lad numbers IN fine voice. and the
ensembles and choruaea were ali
well aung Geo Kunkel interpreted
DeYiiuhoof with just enough Of the
honffe spirit TO make the part what
Il should be. aud the entire com.
pany seemed 10 enter into the spiri,
Of the piece. albeit this spirit II
that Of an upera Of a type nov
Archaic aud ali but obsolete
Mr. Heaiy. manager OF the com.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12

calves. pr ID. taao. lambs. per ID. sHe
pafh. l4fHH ~
Meats.
Steers. per 10 7Aoi COWS. per No. To-
veal per th SCI mutton pei ~
= q Zoe srrina lamb. ~ 1895 dressed
hogs ID. aHtea
Itsh.
Steamer haiihut. pei ~, iuttri fhiuuus
Ne, Zoe. herring, per 10. als fftn. perch
~. g.. founders, H.. aAeftlsfl spiea. ID
Be- trout 10. tinfa4nt schooner haiihut
lsif ". fNihel. silver Hmeits lb Gel
Olympia oysters. hanh, NHs Cd. gal %
I'D snAppsfa. hBari CLANS per aHch u @
ffassn shsa. psf H. Sci whltsfish PEI
~. itutTM
az Hay and rssdatuffa
fukft Sound bay. ton tlfUisi Alfalfa
lit0abf puaet Sound. ton tif aifhifa
~ wheat hay. ton tiguHl whoi'
sNthi tHHs fal cracked corn ION
fAqi q feed msHi, ton. ~. mttlinHs
ton. ~ Wgsi 81 cake per ton iiai
hfen. psH ton iisasg she.la ton ~
y fherAsa feed ton tIuMi eats, tga
tgfaaH Wheat ton $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12
BlRrH RECORD.


Births were registered today as
follows
iiiii-To wife Of =. A nm Sc.
attic General hospital, August 10.
a daughter
Capeil-To wife Of r. = Capcli.
Waddell station. August ?. a son
Windeii To wife Of Charles Win
deii. Wayaide hospital. August 10.
a daughter
Steel To wife o. y y Steel. asia
Fiftecnth av northeast. August ..
a son.
Yoahimura To wife % 7. Yoshi.
muya. 2is Fifth az. south. August
8. a sou.
Toiicsnn To wife % Y. Tolle
son. tf25 Thirteeuth av. August s.
daughter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12
SOUTH PARK.

SOUTH PARK. Aug. ~ To.
night the regular meeting OF the
South Park Improvement Club
takes place, A largc turnout OF the
residents and property owners IA
expected, as business OF great I'm.
portance 60 this suburb will come
up for discussion
A large revenue IL derived by the
business people OF South Park from
the race track mon. ana the former
are hoping the report that the man.
Augment of the track has decided
To continue the races another
month will not prove uutounded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12
THE MARKETS

Quotations on Western av have
changed very little during the past
fow days. prices this morning re
naming about the same as they
were ON Saturday. California
peaches are almost entirely out OF
the market. bat supply OF Ore
gon peaches came In this morning
Oregon sugar pfunea are also on
the market now aud are quoted at
81 so box.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12
II. S. Navy Yard

Tho Pacific squadron r. now al
Bremcrton. and the navy yard now
has more hattieghips ~ al classes
than ever before In the history Of
the Puget sound. II Is crowded
WITH vessels. such ~ the Ne
braska, oregon and WiBcOn-
SIN, the RunbOats Chicago,
Boston. Albany, Charleston and
Buffalo, the training ship phila.
delphla tie prison ship Nlpsic. and
the torpedo boats Paul Jones and
GoldaborouRh, and the immense
drydock Boats leave Pier 2. Round
trip only 90 cents. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12

Prince Otto, romantic play.
admirably written and clothed in
the atmosphere Of n fictitious Euro
pean Kingdom. with all the lights
aud shades OF the playiand mon
archy. was given It's first perform.
ancca IN Seattle yesterday by the
Charles A. Taylor company. al the
Third Avenue
Frederick Clarke In the title role
and Laurette Taylor as the Prin-
cess scraphina, bis consort gave
highly satisfactory interpretations
Of their parts. aud the company, az
a whole, gave an adequate perform
ance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12


Tracked Around the World at
the Seattle yesterday drew two big
houses, and Il IL claimed by the
management that the matinee.
which turned many away drew tho
largest afternoon crowd IN the his.
tory Of the thcatcr
The play ia a melodrams Of the
most approved type, with many OK.
citing scenes and with n heavy plot
OF conspiracy and sentiment, IN
which right oyc7tunli. triumphn
Miss Emma bunting Is afforded
further chance 10 display her yer.
satillty. assuming the part OF boy
detective and wearing various dif
ferent male costumes. The little
leading lady Is pleasing as usual,
and the Burgess cOnpany'a support
is up TO It's standard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12

Into tho Lyric yesterday IN tho A.
tornoon and again Ia the evening to
see what kind Of company she was.
a number Of catchy songs. n good
deal OF horheplay comedy. and some
lively girls helped 70 please the
crowds. and the show should BE-
popular with the PATROLS Of the
Lyric
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12

pnny. NJ 10 be thanked for an OK.
6llont stage dressing. The 80.
hemlan Girl" will be repeated 20.
might ana tomorrow night Dolly
Warden" will be given Wednesday.
and the double bill Of "Pinnfbrc
and "Cayalloria Rustioana" will fin.
iah out the week. which n the last
OF the company'a present engage.
meul.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12

Saunders a. Co, IN "Tho Thorough.
81 d md the Lady" Rivers and
Rochester in tho satire. "Trllby3"
Blmboe and KoSo, eccentric dane.
era. Malon and Malon. comedlansj
Davis. n blaokface monOlogiat, and
other features are advertised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12

a new bin went on al the Lois
iheator this afternoon. and Mana.
ger Pantagea says II Is one Of the
best 81 The year Irene Lee and her
cagoy KID. Ia quick change. sing
lng ana dancing oct. Harry Loes.
Hebrew comedian. O'Conuors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12

New vaudeville Is IN progress al
the Star theatcr this afternoon.
There are eight acts. the ma iority
~ them being new here. Murphy
a willard In comedy sketch are
the hoadliners The variety 81 Of.
ferlnRa Ia as great aB usual
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12

Twenty clippers IN tho Silm.
son ahlnglo roll az ballard struck
this afternoon for an increase In
wagea, Tho meme arc receiving
taa6 and demand $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12
DEATH RECORD.

Deaths we're registered today a.
follows.
t.ush Valentine Lush. ~. August
q. Providence hospital.
Gonyun Infant. August 10. sff
Ninth av north.
Malatfom Frank Emil Maiatrom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12

"The Girl From Frisco" while
she might Just an well have come
from Seattle or any place else.
made a HIT With the boys from the
South End who crowded their way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12

Water viii be- shut Off from q.
m to 4 p, m. tomorrow on rhlr
tecnth av. north ~ Grand boulo
ward, from Fifteenth av W. "a
fwenty.tirat av W. and Gilman ay
aud connection north aud wost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12
LOCAL OFFICES SAID TO
BE UNSANITARY

Operators OF the Western Union
and Postal Telegraph companies
today made a formal complaint 20
the board 81 health about the con.
dltion Of the offices which the com
panles maintain Ia this city The
operators claim that the condition
al these places Is such that they
are nulsances. Lack OF proper ven.
silation and a general lack % prop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12
Brown, the Plumber

Inc man who can please you.
Modern IDEAS IN sanitary plumbing
ana heating q H. Brown Plumb
Ing Co. 22i Pine e. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12

The gigantic Removal Piano Sale
81 ID 81 Johnston Co commenced
this morning. Don't wait Come at
once sos Second avenue 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12
PALACE MEAT MARKET

for choicest and freshest meats.
poultry and fish. 500 Second av go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12

Haney.
Yakima homer. per esse tteeuttft
strained honey. per ~. &c.

Hsasy.
rasima honey per case. saeeuttts
atfAinsd honey. per ~ &C.
Vegetables
Green earn. 81 eausat per sack
naians wata wnlfa. NMe pee 3D. Cat
iforula. sHo per 10 native cabbage.
lb NsNi hevia. aaehs ~ carrots.
hogs. iona,s-s Is. los iss,aes. hons
afaWu. ~ 0NN 81 10. fhuhaFh. 10. tel pat
snips. each. 81 fsi cauiinawsF " e .
tseumsss. 49, aos isa,se tna
tuie. samassr .auashss. crate itsasi
psss " AZ s.ss' Rg,s,aes ~ ss e.
ih nea potatoes. iseai 81 10 q q 81. cAa
% o.. tomatoes iaeHi AHe A. ~ % per
sax 70 lee wsnaiehss sefnAsess hat.
nuttrv.
Wash israi SECS orsran. sfurse Fsns
iis. nas,srn. 80 SO. fsses is6sss
case.s.
orssss T~ins - os.saa =. A. tie
fsas.
WashinHten ranch saaa dos. q itel
Eastern. sagEtes OREGON fsaeh. 4ss.
rsuityy.
live hens - f1N ifAss tfoiisfe. ~. 20
see. live turks %. ise foesfsfs tt9 U
rress 80 ffasan feet t14E raastsfs. -
tfoiisfa ~ ssfssrs y
tffas aas Ceaaeat
Futsiaaa ssmsaf. imported. psf ~
q ec0s ~ faffisnd esnssat. Asiiiafnia ~
uruit
Nsiiv- spriss esss - eeahte Cat
ifafula arplss tfftds ufansss fanFf
D. aaH1 s tseaHas tIaah. 9 iat - $50
lees ffaua ffuif ttftgttfa lrfHaas -
has a. tarftts NHnrs. Fsf Fasz. q -
uhrkF Fafa eartataagss crate. o. e q
te aatsFnstaas - tk9fsr. tiaek
tsriss crate ~ teutt ~. fsa Fssptsf
Tres crate 81 ftGf ChaWHiaR ReaHh
tiIf ufpEna fFaNfafn. tfa nafiFs
rssehss rte sass plume iueal q q 2
tas De ehsffias hat sfte ffat AZ
Fies See ttHftf Csff0fnia ErAtes fasH
aeW4Tft fNeaarsan Hesataas Hstifu4
sia sfausa aaFs. a. 90 snHar pears ftf
nft 30 Hass uaFaletf pears a. as ore.
s1n saNHf presses fish
ftrs st~sk
wrfhrrs pe9 10. tst suss. go -. fss
sfssfa Naf la tgsAF cess a. 4A0A&s
Tho gigantic Removal Piano Saif
~ - ssasfs4 sst q fs.a - =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12

Tho gigantic Removal Piano sais
81 u \ Johnston Co. commenced
this morning, Don't salt Come ~
once 901 Second avenue sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12

plaint
Il is said at headquarters Of the
board that this is not the first com.
plant that has been made against
the two offices OF the company
Members OF tho telographeru union
say the matter should have been
taken up long ago, but was neg
lected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12
OVERNIGHT ENTRIES

Following are the overnight en-
tries for Tuesdays races at The
Meadows.
First race. five and a half FUR,
longs. purse, maidens l-yoarolds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12
THIRD AVENUE THEATER
MA y Ark

Nations Greatest PLAYGROUND on the Pacific Coast This
Chinese War Junk. Nhang iio Exhibition
Fine aaeousMiznnoa japanese
kngel the pounds
fl Of
Russian boys band OF trolley ferry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12
The Bedding Department Announces PiIIow Sale

'o PILLOWS at t255 Psr-Mxed Gooaoeather Pillows in good
sny uckinG weight pounds 70 the pair Special pair
ro~s at 500 ParMixed Feather Pillows IN good quality
weight pounds 10 the pair Special pair $3.50
o"a a. S55 ParMixed Feather Pillows IN good quality
weight pounds 10 the Special pair SfbB
o"s al s4O ParMixod Feather Pillows tn heavy striped
"ehng weight the pair Special pair $40
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-01
Teachers Convention, 0gden
specjal Train Via o, S. L, on Weoa9s-
day. January 2,

q 6, l.. viii run special train to ~,
dom for accommodation of teachers taa', anu
others going TO convention. leaving GGaInn Snl1
lake s;3O n. M. arriving IN Geutu
$50 a. III, Round trip Sl.lo. Lin'i''
I ----rs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-01

Miss Mildred Name entertained in
formally last evening in honor Of her
sixteenth birthday. Five hundred was
the game OF the evening. cards being
followed by watch party The hostess
was assisted during the evening by the
Misses Gladys McConaughv, Bess Name
and Grace Sullivan. The following
guests were present: Misses Beth Buck,
lngham: Frances Cowan. Gladys Nc.
GonaughN, Gala Crane, Edna Linen,
Helen Hartley, Erma Brown, Elsie Me
MILAN, Messrs Morton Cheesman.
Harold Peck, Darwin Richardson, Carl
Snow. Ear Farnsworth, Austin Landen.
berger, Theodore Walker. Earl Toombs.
Ben Hansen, Bruce Wedgewood and
James Bum.
Mr.. and Mrs, William W. Ritter enter.
tanned party of close friends in
formally at watch party last even
ing: followed by an oldfashioned mid
night supper. The rooms were bright
with Christmas bells and festoons and
wreaths of holly. Thirty guests were
entertained, the affair being in honor
of Miss Arvilla Clark. who has re-
Gently returned from Berlin, where her
engagement 20 Willard Andelin has
been announced
Society was well represented at the
Schumann- Heink concert last evening.
IL was one of the most fashionable
audiences of the year, Among those
entertaining their friends at parties
were Mr., and Mrs ". Montague Ferry,
Mr., and Mrs. Edward S. Ferry. Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. o., Howard, Mr.. and Mrs, Heber
M. Wells, Mr. and Mrs LAFAYETTE
Hanchett, Mrs. Frank Jennings.
Russell Rossiter entertained a few
friends informally last evening at a
watch party, followed by buffet sup
per. The rooms were decorated with
Christmas fesioons and cvergreens.
Eight guests were hidden.
Miss Estella Langford entertained a
number of friends at watch party last
evening, followed by a supper The
Christmas decorations were used
throughout the house. the table being
bright with red carnations and holly.
The Misses Fitch kept open house
last evening, A number of friends
called after the concert 10 wish the
hostesses happy New Year
Miss Elizabeth Allen entertained
dozen friends st skating party last
evening. followed by a supper at the
Allen home.
Miss Lynn and Miss Juliet Kuowlton
entertained party of friends at
watch party last evening.
Miss Florence Clark entertained
number Of her young friends informally
at cards last evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-01

The Misses Fitch kept open house
last evening. A number of friends
called after the concert 10 wish the
hostesses a happy New Year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-01
Spanish

tor beginners. Started be-
cause OF The success of the ad-
Nahced section. which was be-
gun ast October. The close
relation OF our country with the
HhihpPlness PanSma. Mexico
ana the West Indies makes this
ihe most valuable foreign
language for an American 10
know. II Will become stiIl
more valuable in a few wears.
some young mon are getting in
on the ground floor"
ednesday and Saturday.
$50 10 ?;30 ., ~. Committee
room. So, 90 for 3 months term,
Instructor. Mr.. G. w. BAILEY.
Instructor at University OF
Utah,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-01
Words Of Praise

k7cral Ingredients Of which Or
EHllciaes crc composed. rs givsl
B In al the several schools Of
should have far more weight
,nount Of non professional tes-
g Dr.. Pic-ce's Favorite Prcscrip-
az BADGE OF HONESTY on ever?
nppcs. ia full list of ell its in
gintcd In plain English.
ie an invalid woman and sufe.
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fs, catarrhal. pelvic drain,
ltown distress in lower abdomen
prhaps dark spots or specks
elore the eyes, faint spells enc
qn1tons caused by female weak
ef Infringement Of the feminine
7 can not do better than take
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5P1tal, surgeons knife and opera
may be avoided by the timely
avorite Prescription" in sucl.
ssresy the ebnoAlous eXamiN.
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Mlelnal roofs known TO nedica
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con.alrs no alcohol and n
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Gpect too much from "Favo-!tr
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ale VIII. II will do as much Z
VIGOROUS health in most weak
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any medicine can, 1t mrst tt
ISL cnnnce by perseverance, IN Il
sasss&na Ole length Of time.
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H. sNlstlslte Tor lhisr2mcay-c-
@9ggi don.
svnen are invited 20 consult D.
y Ntter, free. All correspond
uafaea &c sacrctly secret a,u
cpnbdcnccs are protected
ny PIRACY. Address DR., T..
suaala. n. Y,
.'9ccs Pleasant Pellets the tte
y una regulator Of the boWe
w rcs"lse stomach, liver :. &c
ols Laxative +; two or three (
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-01
HUSBANDS PROTECTED
Court of France Reduces Dressmaker e
Bill Of EXtravagant Wife.

PARIS. Dec. 3J.-A case that is in
teresting husbands and dressmakers has
been decided by the courts.
A fashionable dressmaker demanded
several thousand dollars for p score of
gowns furnished to n woman in two
months and sued the husband and wife
to recover.
in its decision the court pointed out
that even if the husband gives the wife
authority to purchase toilettes, il must
be presumed that he intends TO be rea-
sonable. it rules that it is the duty
of the dressmaker TO inquire whether
orders given by the wife accord WITH
the husband e financial and social
status.
Tradesrner are also cautioned to show
prudence and reserve when apparently
exaggerated orders are given.
The court reduced the demand Of the
dressma ker almost 10 nall.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-01
!. Educator Advocates
,aization of Union to
Increase Wages.
pES THEIR PAY TO
h RIDICUL0USLY Low
Instructors Vigorously
Ice Plan: Hot Discus
IN Had in Denver.

4. Dec. 3l.-A storm was
Ae superintendents' and prin-
sjon of the Colorado Teach
,,ation when the subject of
,;,,m in connection with the
las introduced.
NsGinnis OF Chaffec county
a thc vigorous discussion by
lretiou of q resolution which
bat the teachers should or
m attempt to secure higher
N, pointed out that the stan
~,Oes for the time and money
yrcparation for teachers
|idiculously low.
;t,udcnt j. F. Keating OF Pue-
"A his feet in An instant to op-
royement. In vigorous lam
b Kcating denounced any at
MI the teachers into any or
a that rescmbled in the slight
= labor organization. He de-
n methods used in securing
ness for craftsmen and labor
: not be successful if applied
rol Supply and Demand.
|bs Law of supply and demand
, ,the wages Of teachers, said
',dent Heating. 'No good
"a TO remain III a country
"A salary of $50 month, If he
A good teacher. they will find
Ssees where higher wages are
';sn the. good teachers cannot
!, The low salary that now OBJ
'rural districts. they will pay
5ies there and so the whole
of wages VIII be advanced.
4 umionism is not for us, We
/ 10 permit it to be agitated
W at anf time or by any per
/ have an organization of
Irincipals and superintendents
|tas q membership of 1900. 1t
pntative of the teachers of
aud it is capable Of doing in
manner what might be done
4 by any other organization
led of labor unionism,
lbor union doubtless has its
idyancc the interests of GER
men in certain lines, but it is
s teachers. -
Giunis made a brief reply, in
declared that the teacher
! get his Just compensation
Eganized as other persons do
ii
b. was taken on the resoIu-
z1ted by Mr.. McGinnis. The
vas called eff by the presi-
hek of further time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-01
A Jamaican Lady Speaks Highly
Chamberlain Cough Remedy,

Mrs. Michael Hart. wife OF the su-
rar;ntopdcnt of Cart Service at kngs'
, Iomaino West Indie Islands says
that she has for some years used 'ham'
berlain's Cough Remedy FOR coughs
Group and whooping cough ana mas
found it very beneficial She ha5 ~
r,licit confidence in it and would NOT
be without a bottle Of it in her nome
Sold by all leading druggists,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-01
SOCIETY
SOCIAL CALENDAR

Gov. and Mrs. John G. outler
We, nne Keep eP open house today.
VIII be the large musical to be
Elsen p,a ms evening by Miss
MISS Pearl Van Cott will
entertain informally this after
Miss Florence Tuddenham will
entertain number Of her
friends this evening.
MT and Mrs. Frank Taft Bob
erts VIII entertain at a family
dinner this evening.
Mr., and Mrs. w. w. Arm.
strong will entertain informally
inns evening In honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Benton Hunter of
Monterey.
Mr; and Mrs. William L.
Oglesby will entertain al
lamily dinner this evening.
Mrs. George Phelps Holman
mas issued invitations for two
bridge teas, to be given Thurs
day afternoon of this week and
Tuesday afternoon of next
week.
Col. and Mrs. Benjamin Lock
wood VIII entertain the officers
and ladies' of the garrison at
puhet luncheon at noon today.
The enlisted men of Fort
Douglas will give dancing
party tomorrow evening, Janu-
ary z, at the post hall. Serpt.
Bernett is i'll charge of the ar
rangements committee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-01

For beginners. 4 study OF
the principles back of electrical
machinery. Among subjects
considered are: Static Electric .
lty. Elecfromotive Force. Re
sistance, Current. Circuits. Mag
netism. Direct Current Dyns-
mos and Motors. Lighting Sys-
tens. Telegraph. Telephone and
Bells. Study and lectures are
fully supplemented by 'labora-
tory Demonstrations.
Machinery and other appara =
ius needed for demonstra tions
is very generously supplied by
The Utah Light and RAILWAY
company,
Monday and Thursday. $50 10
$3.50 p. m. Room 4 $500 for 3
months term.
Instructor. MI L. w. Hart
man, professor at University OF
Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-01
LAW HELD INVALID
Federal Judge Pronounces Employers
Liability Act Unconstitutional.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Dec 31.-Judge
Walter Evans. in Federal court TO-DAY,
declared the employers Liability act
as unconstitutional
,he Southern Pacific company and is be
est and dividends aggregatinlg over
Iievcd 10 be the first handed down IN
connection with this act.