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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-11-30
leave for mis- new fields in the southern
part of Illinois shortly after net Sum-

leave for mis- new fields in the southern
part of Illinois shortly after net Sun
day.
Miss Gertrude Leir visited friends
on the hill last week.
Mr.. John Mahan received severe in
juries to his eyes at the Clyde Iron
works Saturday, by getting them
filled with emery He was unable to
work for q few days.
We will all be pleased to learn that
the diphtheria case we have in our
suburb has passed all danger and the
gentleman will be removd as soon as
possible.
Mr.. George Johnston and Miss Bong
will be married on THANKSGIVING Day
at the Christian church. Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnston will be at home at II West
Palm street, Duluth Heights.
There has been considerable COM
ment on the skating rink proposition.
The only difficulty now seems to be
that Jack Frost is rather slow about
putting in an appearance. !
The public affairs committee have
taken it in hand to build scaffold
for those who enjoy ski riding on the
hill this coming winter. It will be in
the same place as formerly but greatly
improved. y
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-11-30
COOKS AND WATERS
II: LOCAL UNION, NO. 50
Under Jurisdiction of Interna,
tional Union With Headquar-
tiers at Cincinnati,
Names Of: Local Officers Appear
in Our Union Directory
Column.

Both sexes are eligible for mem
bership in this organization, and the
enrolment fuctuates from so. as the
ordinary minimum, to 100 or more, as
a maximum.
Accessions and withdrawals are OF
frequent occurrence, the former being
due to new arrivals, and the latter to
the persistent activity Of the tabled
son of Venus, and his constraining so
many of the flair" members to ex-
change the taking Of orders" in some
one else's establishment to the "giv-
ing Of orders" in their own.
George. Wansch, treasurer Of the
locaf'' when interviewed by tn Labor
World, after speaking In glowing
terms of his union: touched upon GER
tain other truths. which it may be
we'll to give In his own language:
"Co-operation and harmony have
everything to do with the success of
any institution. Criticism and pulling
in different directions do more than
neutralize the efforts Of those who are
trying to- advance, They dtsorganize
and, destroy. The Cooks and Walters!
union learned. this years ago, and con-
sequently we never suffer our organi-
zation to be Handicapped with such
| drawbacks; each Individual member il
| An enthusiastic booster for the local
and as a result prosperity is within
| our borders, our treasury is in good
shape, and every man and woman be-
Longing to our union is determined to
keep it so.''
This union will give an assembly
| dance at Folz~ Hall, 116 West Superior
street, on Tuesday evening, December
II. Sale of tickets. and other particu-
lars will be announced in due time.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-11-30
PROTEST.

The Federated Trades Assembly Of
Duluth Protest to Congressman J.
Adam 6ede Against Reelection
|. Of Speaker Cannon.
We, the Federated Trades Assemtly
of Duluth, Mimi, trust. you will pardon
what may seem boldness or temerity
In thus addressing you and appeal to
your logic and wisdom to grant the
request, herein contained. Realizing
as we do that there are those high in
industrial, political and official posi-
ttons who are opposed to the interests
of That most essential factor Of So
ciety-Labor, and also that in grant
ing our request you will be aiding in
maintaining the foundation pricfple OF
order land government among men,
which. is simply that upon justice is
material things, must justice An all
things else, at last depend" II.
We earnestly and sincerely ask that
you use your ballot and influence to
defeat the reelection of J. g. Cannon,
as speaker Of the house.
Now to remove any doubt or mis-
apprehension as to the justice of our
position, We present the following to
prove that Mr.. y. g. Cannon, is one
Of labors most potent and subtle enc
mics: III ~, y. 20
Tabled resolutions on eignt-hour
law; aided in repeating eight-hour law
on Panama canal; opposed limitation
of injunction; ignored speakers IN In
terest of eight-h hour BILL; opposed anti
trust. amendment; opposed safety APP
:pliance law. i..s... .s. Is. 81.
t. Yours spectfully,
FEDERATED TRADES ASSEMBLY
y s. x OF DULUTH.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-11-30
:. THOUGHT WAVES,

Men learn to talk; women talk by
instinct. III. 5sS S:5ssssS HIN s
Many a girl supports herself and a
large family by marrying.
The man who waits, for Just the
:rignt time to start, never gets any
where.
A poor man hasn't much to do with
lawyers, but. some Of them have had.
a girl is very, very intellectual IL
she cant tell you what another girl
has on. ..s5s i s.... #3s9 D.
Love, says q bachelor, is the thing
which makes you believe what you
know Is not true.
SaSs People who 8 boast they never did
anything to be ashamed Of, are lacking
In q sense 81 shame.
The man who can afford . MOTOR
car can consile himself with the
thought that . bomb dpssn' cost a
much ma 4 alrnoats 81 kars row
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-11-30
DEL1NEATOR A CROCODILE.

The Delineator, which is one of the
few magazines still fighting the Inter-
national Typographical Union, has in
augurated a Child Rescue Campaign"
While denying it's own employees the
shorter workday the Deltneator sheds
crocodile tears for the welfare of the
child without a home. Of course,
there is nothing new or original IN
the Delineator's policy; that journal
has merely copied the well-def1ed at
titude of certain monopolists who are
willing to do almost anything for the
workingman except to get off his
back. In the meantime the public
should bear in mind that the Define
ator is strictly unfair" publication
and unworthy of the support of men
and women who believe in fair wages
fair hours and fair conditions.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-11-30
News and Gossip ..

Miss Victoria SeWery gave a. de-
lightful party at the home Of her par
ents on Lemon street, at which she en-
tertained a. large number of friends,
last Friday evening"
Misses Minnie Gotchold, Grandforce
and Gillian, visited at Mr.. and Mrs.
Sewery's Friday and Saturday.
Mr. J. Murphy visited Mrs.. F. p.
Heating Of Ounce street, the first part
Of the week. :=,!ei:. IS. ,5*E
Things loow favorable FOR. Hogan
nowadays, Judging aftom the general
run Of political gossip.
Mrs. T. H. Blair has returned from
a short visit with friends AMI relatives
at Eau Claire, Wis!t:. -. =: (
A daughter was::born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Cromwell, of Orange street, Sun
day morning. Co. =: '."'
. Miss Louise Flaishbine has returned
home to her parents, after a two
years absence with7her. grandmother
| in northern. Wisconsin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rose and son
Floyd, of .Frazee, = MIMI, is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jenkins of Pal.
metto street.
Mr.. Paul Boileau and his son George
will spend THANKSGIVING with his
daughter, Mrs. William Cook, OF
| Myrtle street.
Rev. Mr.. Nelson Hall, who for the
| past six months has been pastor Of
the Highland Presbyterian church, will
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-11-30

Mr.. Union Man:-Notify your milk
dealer that the Bell Phone is Unfair.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-11-30
MAYOR CULLOM Makes
CLEAR HIS POSITION
Became q Candidate for Nomina-
ton After Assurances from
.... Parry Associates. -.

Mayor M. B.: Cullum filed for the
Democratic nomination for mayor on
Saturday last. His announcement to
the voters is clean cut declaration of
his principles and policies, and gives
the public at large the greatest assur-
ance Of an honest, enlightened, and pro-
gressive administrations Of the Office in
the event of his election. The an
nouncement is as follows:
ITO the voters 4 of Duluth: After
having publicly and privately urged
my party associates to select some
other man for the office and after
receiving from my present opponent,
in the presence of a third party. the
most solemn pledge5 that he would. not
oppose me, 7 notified the public that
would he a. candidate for the nomin-:
alton. Under these conditions I pre-
sent my name for your consideration.
IF again elected II will stand for
Duluth, for fairness, cleanliness and
progress. During the campaign shah
claim that some progress has been
made in the right direction, both NOR.
ally and commercially. 80. 49,
mo doubt mistakes have been made
by all Of us. Probably more will be
made, but on the whole believe that
our city has been we'll governed.
Public servants sometimes forget
that they are public servants and
through long service become import
ant and discourteous.
Private citizens often have cause
1o;r
tient hearing and prompt relief for
explanation should be given. In othed
words public official should not only
do his duty, but do it like a gentle
man.
II shall clean the slate and reap
point only those that measure up we'll
to this standard. ..> .5.-
II shall take no backward step in
| any respect. I shall combat crime in
| every way possible and will not stand
for one minute in the way Of any
legitimate, practical movement to sup
press it. <-'4s
"As an offset to vicious inclination I
shall persistently encourage anything
in. the. line of clean, sport and amuse-
ment. . :. 25. J. ~
Criminals do, not thrive in the
ranks Of true, sportsmen, q spirit Of
fairness and healthy manliness results
and it is quite as important that. we
be clean, happy and healthy as that
we be great commercially. ia n j .za.
eve are expecting great things for
Duluth in the next few years and
everybody is, expected to do. his duty
| IN natrdotic way. No selfish o.
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duration to accomplish,

But. while perfection is not possible
to reach, a reasonable degree of pro-
ficiency is, and local, No. 106, has
among its members as skilled artisans
as can be found in cities of greater
pretensions than Duluth.
The aggregate membership Of this
local is 215 The national headquart-
ers of the organization is at Lafayette,
Indiana Meetings are held every
Tuesday evening at the Kalamazoo
hall.
The local is stakeholder In the
Pavilion association, and the members
are enthusiastic promoters of that en-
terprise, but the good work of the
association demands fuller recognition
than We can give it in this article, and
ere long we shall try to do it justice.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-11-30
A REAL UNION STORE.

Do you know that the "Fitwell''
Clothing Parlor is the only strictly
union store in the Northwest. Every
garment in their house, including,
fancy vests, trousers, suits and over
coats, bears the union label, and all
their help are strictly union men.
When you are ready for your next
purchase don't forget the "Fitwell,'
the union store with popular prices.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-11-30

Mr. Union Man:-Notify your res
taurant man that the Bell Phone is
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-11-30
REST GUARANTEE.

No manufacturer of whatever kind
Of goods can offer the purchasing
public a stronger guarantee of the ex-
cellence of his product than that they
bear the union label. The union label
is proof positive of sanitary condi-
lions, fair wages and the highest class
of skilled workmanship. Manufacture
ers insist on putting their individual
labels or trademarks on the goods
they make and resent any infringe
ment of their rights. They say that
their mark is an advertisement OF
good goods. In the same way the
union label is an advertisement Of fair
goods. If one is admirable the other
cannot be very reprehensible.
Mr.. Union Man:-Not1fy your res
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-11-30
DULUTH! /! aEIGAIs| GOSSIP
BRIEF n! |: IND SOCIAL NEWS "
Heights ! Inyincibles, Like the
Great Napoleon, Met Their
-, Waterloo,
Our. Correspondent is Quite In
genious il Finding Excuses
But. Of no Avail.
The Demise Of Football.

Last Sunday our boys went down in
honorable defeat before a team that
was no more than their equal, but cir
cumstances seemed to favor the op-
posing aggregation. The ,"Hummers''
played an excellent game and are
worthy of the victory they won. Ma
han, Shultz and Aaron Donaldson
were out of the game. Robert Dom.
aldson was ill, but stayed there to the
nish, although time was taken out
twice for nun. Pease and Elmer
played star games and the men In
the line worked like Trojans. It
would be unjust to fix the honor on
any one player, as all did their best
and the credit should be given to the
team, rather than to Individuals.
The Heights did not score in the
first half, but the second put the finish
on the picture. It appeared as though
it was going to be a shut out but two
touchdowns and l1ick-over changed it.
Our boys we're pounding their line at
times for ten yards to the down, but
for the ahrill toot Of the timekeeper's
whistle the RUNNERS would nave been
tied. The score was as follows:
Runners III. Duluth Heights II.
The lineup:
Runners. Duluth Heights.
Mcdonald .'................... Brown
Left End.
wagner BTdytOn
Left Tackle.
SomerS .................... BECK
Left Guard.
Jones ................ Penott, Arnson
|, Center.
Opple ................ Butler, Penott
Right Guard.
Miller ....'. Kristensen
Right Tackle.
Ray HduhAH
Right End. ="
Quarter.
Hackett ...... ~! ....... Donaldson
Left Halfback.
Johns Ebner
Right I1alfback.
Schadewald ...:::..:. .,...... Pease
Fullback
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-06-20
NEWS SUMMARY

II Is rumorcj that a sorloas urls
ing Is impending in Plnsr del Rio
province. Cuba.
Mayor Grlnths OF springnel' ~.
vas drowned while endeavorit,
ford a stream OF water on horseback
southeast OF that city
Lieutenant Hart was killed and
three sailors injured by an explosion
Of gasoline on hoard a submarine
boat AZ Portsmouth. England.
August Meyer. well.to-do shoe
dealer Of Brooklyn was 50 severely
beaten Ivy highwsymcn that he died
several hours later in n hospital.
Col. Guessekoffsly, assistant harbor
commandant at sebs.tupol. was killed
by a revolver shot. In the vicinity Of
the docks The assassin was al
rested
Former President Cleveland will de-
liver the principal address at Will
mington, Del. next Saturday at tho
unwilling OF memorial statute TO
Thomas f. Bayard.
A triple drowning occurred Sunday
IN the Rio Grelde at the Indian Pueb-
10 Isleta twelve miles south OF AL
buqucrque. n. NJ, as the result Of the
capsizing Of ferry boat.
Carrie Nation, after hsranguing =
crowd In front Of downtown saloon
In Washington, WAS arrested on the
charge OF disordcr'y conduct she
was released on so collateral.
Observations ~ Atlantic steamers
rrri, Ing recently at New Ycrk are
cry interesting as showing that the
l,ers o. the ocean ~ other eastern
coats aig NV sbnOrm ,lly cold
= he gov erumtn' rcpJ rts show that
the lat three months OF 1905, the
lost recent statistics available, more
han 2u.OUO persons were killed o. in
urcd on railroads, CT about 700 day.
Tw ,nty.ciaht passengers, including
Stlye women aud children. were
rowDod Icy the sinking OF the French
chOoncr La Jalousc from Cayenne
or 81. l.ucias. The schooner sank on
;arbadOes.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-06-20

frank 4. Sdcron a lodging mouse
keeper OF Los Angeles, shot bis wife
through the head and Instantly Killed
her and then blew his head on. The
couple had frequently quarrelsd over
financial matters.
Frances AEurphy, the veteran tenn
peranoe apostle, is seriously III az bic
home. in Los Angeles, With a coInph.
cation CT ailments, and his physicians
are In doubt abeut the probable out
come OF his case.
A dispatch from Lisbon says that
an explosion of dynamite az Covihilo,
a manufacturing town, killed thirty
persons. II 10 believed the explosion
was caused by dismissed workmen.
who sought vengeance.
The overdue Norwegian steamer
Preston, Captain Olsen, from New
Orleans, is ashore at San AAndreas,
says a Colon dispatch. The steamer
Ellis has gone to the scene TO take
on the passengers and mail.
George Curry, late governor Of
IioEle, sailed from Manila on the nth
on the transport Logan 20 assume the
duties OF governor Of New Mexico, to
which position he was recently sp.
pointed by President Roosevelt.
Don c. Henderson, cnce private
secretary Of Horace Greeley and for
many years publisher Of the Allegah
tMlchigan) Journal. has been taken
to the insane asylum at kalamazoo
by direction OF the probsts court.
The grave Of Michel Psohs, N.
turkish admiral who died at Toulon
last January, has been desscrsted by
thieves, who stole the body. The
hicyes, II Is believed, expected 10
hnd in the tomb jewels Of great value
Albert Messenger, = plumber Of St
Louis, has been arrested on the
barge OF having thrown vltrol into
he face of Mrs. Leua Wunach, who
rad refused TO marry him, Both her
yes were burned out and her face
ighcured.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-06-20
Iwo Msn 10 E.nh shnu.l.

There were two children to eacs
pair Of roller skates and very con.
tentedly the urchins hoped and slid
along. Two kids to pair OF skates 4"
remarked the sailor. takes me back
to India, where they run two men to
a shovel You see, the Indian native
liz a weaklln'-no wonder, considerin
the hot, damp climsts-and one man
10 q shovel Is too strenuous. so with
a cord tied to the handle down near
the blade the shovel does for two, the
man at the cord helpin' to insert the
shovel by pullln toward hisself and
helpin 70 lift and toss the dirt by
swingin' away from hisself. Two men
to a shovel Is q characteristic Of India
and Of no other country what have
ever saw
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-06-20
Utilization Of Waste.

The United States Steel corporation
IL Installing ~ monster engines St va.
rious plants, the unique feature about
them being that they DO not require
Oil, coke, coal, wood or ordinary gas
for fuel They sre 10 be operated
solely with the gas which IL generated
in the comnany's blsst furnaces dur.
ing the process Of steel manufacture.
This gas has heretofore gone to
waste, but hereafter II win be made
10 turn all the wheels For steel
plant TO be able 10 save the cost Of
lie fuel Is taking a very big stride to-
ward economy. To be able 10 ahol.
ish smoke at the same time will add
20 its popularity IN communities
where the smoke belchinE stacks
have smothered the air with black
ness One more real triumph FOR the
American restless brain.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-06-20

The government Officially declares
tobacco is not a luxury, but a uccos
sity. in 2 decision by The comptroller
Of the treasury The question ars,,
through a number OF P.l.,-l c.., Al
iaborers held in quarantine demand.
lag e eco.
Andrew Carnegie and Mrs. Carue
sic viii be the guests OF Ambnsea Tor
and Mrs. Charlemagne Tower during
the Kiel yachting week. Il has al.
ready been arranged that Mr.. Tower
shall present Mr.. Carnegie 20 En-.
peror william.
The hrst tornado ever known in
southwestern Iowa devastated a path
100 feet wide and two miles long
through . farming section six miles
north Of ottumwa M houses werc
In the storms path, bu, orchards we're
torn up and livestock KILLED.
Charles shater OF Symmes Greek
Ohio shot his wife and her mother.
Mira. George Thacker. He then took
his 'S-year-old son upon hill. shot
him dead and attempted 70 burn the
body Then he suicided. Domestic
trouble ls given as the cause.
The suit Of the United States
against the c..alcarryinz roads,
whirh are charge. With carrying on
tnonol,oly IN the production, trans.
poi tation and sale Of hard cosl, was
alea IN the United St1teu circuit
ic'T' In Philadelphia LAST week.
A ccidcnts will happen, but the best.
regulated families keep DR.. Thomss'
Electric oil for such emergencies. It
subdues the pain aud heals the hurts
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-06-20
TRAPPING OF WILD ANIMALS.
Jungle Creatures Have No Chance
Against Ingenuity Of Man.

Elephants is easy trapped" said a
700 Keeper. Very easy trapped, very
easy tanned. The trspper chooses
spot what is "A popular elephant haunt.
and here he digs a hole Ave feet deep
and 20 foot square. He surrounds
this hole with high board fence, ex.
cept In one place, where he hangs a
swing gate. So far so good Next
he finds a herd Of elephants, chooses
the animal he wants. maddens Il, and
makes II chase him. Lickety-split
licNety.split. The man tears
along on his nag, the Gle.
phant thunders closely after, and
just at'the gateway the man swerves
to the right, but the elephant, too
heavy TO swerve, bangs right on
through. kerthump, into the hole
He's mad at frst, outrageous, terri
BILE. BUt they give him no fooG nor
drink, they build around the pit fires
OF damp wood that suffocate him
nearly With the smoke, and they daze
him with shouts and the bangln' of
brass pans. That there wild elephant
lie completely broke and subdued in
three or four days. He comes forth
and fcllers the trapper humbly and
tlnlidly, with tears in his eyes.
Monkeys = trapped--ain't II a shame
with booze. You rush in among a
nock Of them, and they take TO the
trees chatterin' and watchful. You
pull out some bottles of strong, sweet
booze, pretend TO drink from them,
then lay them down and go away.
On your return an hour later the floor
OF the Jungle Is strewn with the limp,
slim bodies OF drunken monkeys
The only animal impossible 10 trap is
the gorilla. Too strong and fierce"
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Sold and P"0C0rno~ded by
T. J. Wadsworth

William L. McCabe was instantly
!tilled in the Cheyenne, Wyo., yards
while engaged in making up a train.
McCabe, who was formerly a!resident
II Ogden, was running between Chey.
cnne and Denver and was preparing
Tor trip.
Mrs. s. J. Townsend wife Of a
prominent physician of Salt Lake
city, cut her throat with a razor sun
day evening and died within a few
minutes. Mrs. Townsend was suifer
ing from mclancholia, superinduced
by tuberculosis Of the spine.
Marie Rizzardi, aged 40 years, com
mitted suicide at Bingham by drink
ing carbolc acid She bought the
acid in drug store, went to an ltal.
ian saloon kept by man named Stiss'
tee and drank IT, She died in great
agony shortly afterward.
In. the convention of the Western
Federation OF Miners az Denver, Rob.
ert Adamson OF Eureka WAS seated in
the place OF Harry Riddel, the dele.
gate from that place who was refused
admission because he was charged
with being a Finkerton detective.
As result OF slaring error dis.
covered in the new game law st will
be impossible, II the law. is enforced,
to hunt or FISH in Utah until tho legfs.
lature meets again. The law would
prohibit a hunter from carrying his
game home after he had secured It.
Justice OF the Peace p. J. Talon Of
Sark City dismissed the case against
Joseph LHngford, secretary OF the
miners union, who was charged with
rioting IN forcing the departure from
Park City Of two non-unlun- meh em
ployed by tho Bell Telephone com
pany.
All stomach troubles are quickly re-
lieved by taking a little KOdol after
each meal. KOdol goes directly Ia tn,
seat Of the trouble, strengthens the
digestive organs, supplies the natural
digestive juices aud digests 'wirat you
eat. IL is q simple, cleaA, pure, haruI-
less remedy. Don't neglect your ston
aoh, Take a little Koaol: after each
meal and see how good II makes you
feel. Money bacloif it Tails Sold by
Peoples Go Op. Institution.