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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-11-09
FREE LABOR BUREAUS
DOING GOOD WORK
State Superintendent Compi-
ments the Several Managers
For Their Efficiency.
Volume Of Business At Duluth
Bureau Compares Favorably
With Twin Cities.

Louis Levy, the very efficient SUPER
intendent Of the Minnesota State Free
Employment Bureaus, and resident
of that overgrown village at the head
waters of the Mississippi, known as
Minneapolis, was a caller at the Labor
World office on Monday.
The big village far exceeds Duluth
in point of population, but draws on
Duluth for its needed supply of pluck
and energy. The last remark does
not apply to Mr.. Levy, for he has an
abundance Of the qualities stated
Mr.. Levy is very enthusiastic over
the good work being performed by
the three state free employment bur-
eaus. Last month Minneapolis fur
nished employment to 100 men and
women; Duluth comes second with
HOO to it's credit, and st. Paul, 1000.
The demand for help Of all kinds
at the bureaus has been all summer,
greater than they could supply. Re-
Gently labor has been more plentiful
by reason Of the temporary shutting
down Of several Industries on account
of the disturbance in financial GEN.
tiers.
Mr. Levy says the Twin City bur-
eaus are doing excellent work but
that the Duluth bureau is not one
whit behind them in efficiency. Wages
are fairly good in all lines and the
fears inspired by the recent financial
furry are fast subsiding.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-11-09
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
ASSOCIATION,

This is a wonderfully constructive
age. Women, as we'll as men, are
waking up to their rights and con-
Quoting movements with a view OF OBJ
tanning them, as the following COM
munication proves. Mrs. Farmer Is
chairman of one of the associations
most important committees.
st. Paul, Mimi, Nov. 1, 1907.
Mr.. w. E. McEwen, Duluth, MINI.
Dear Sir have just returned from
our state, convention, too weary to
give you much information. We had
the best convention ever held in this
state. We have gained in numbers
and several new clubs have been
formed through the efforts of Miss
Laura Gregg, one Of our national lee
turers and organizers. She has been
acceptable to the people wherever she
has been sent. There is another state
organization in the state, called the
scandinavian Suffrage associations.
The members Of this association are
very much in earnest and intend to
Visit with, and lecture to, every Nor.
5wegian and every Scand inavians wom-
5aH ~ the state. Then our Numbers
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-11-09
GOOD DESERTS FOR
THANKSGIVING.
Pumpkin Pie,

Cut the pumpkin in small pieces
withut peeling, taking out the seeds
and shreds; boil with a pint of water
for five or six hours or until sweet
and tender. with hardly any liquid re-
naming. Let it boil or simmer very
slowly. Rub the pulp through the COL
ander or coarse sieve. There is a
great difference In pumpkins, some
are so much more watery than 9TH
ers; If that is the case, let it drain
until the water runs off. To four
cupfuls Of rich milk, four we'll beaten
eggs. one teaspoonful of salt, one
large cupful of sugar. half OF grated
nutmeg and two teaspoonsfui Of gin
ger. Beat this we'll together, and taste
to see if spices and seasoning are
we'll blended If you like cinnamon,
teaspoonful can be added in addi-
ton to the nutmeg. Line your plates
with good pastry, put in the mixture
which should be hot, and bake in a
steady, rather hot oven until rich
golden brown.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-11-09
HOUSE OF BISHOPS -
cohpENN CHILD LABOR.
Recognizes That II Lowers tie Eth
cal Standard Of American Society.

The house of bishops adopted the
following resolution at the Episcopal
general convention in Richmond. Va,
a few days ago:
Whereas, The evil of child labor is
apparently on the increase in the
United States, and it Is known that
the employment Of children in factor
les, mines and shops reduces wages
to the child's standard, disintegrates
the family, deprives the cntld OF the
natural right to a period of training.
and depresses the human stock; and
Whereas, We recognize the pro-
found responsibility of the church for
our ethical as we'll as our spiritual
standards: therefore be it
Resolved, That we call upon en-
ployers and parents to exercise their
influence toward better legislation and
better enforcement of the laws, to the
end that the exploitation Of the labor
of children shall become impossible in
this Christian country"
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-11-09
Department for Uomen

and these women come together for
the next legislative campaign, there
will be something doing. AS the wom-
en- in the old countries are gaining
their freedom, it has its influence upon
those In this country and the desire
is great to be upon an equality with
the male voters to have the power to
make better laws for women. Mrs
Yenova Martin, Of Minneapolis, is the
president Of the new state associa-
ton. have gained many papers and
oow have 40 on the list. If you
would like to nave the names of the
Scandinavian officers, will gladly
send them to you. They will become
auxiliary to our national organization.
Thanking you for all favors we have
received and your loyalty to our
cause, I am,
Sincerely yours,
EUGEN1A B: FARMER.
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Lemon Pie,

This is an old fashioned but good
recipe. To make one good, quite deep
pie, allow two slices of stale bread,
three large or four small lemons, two
tablespoonful Of melted butter. four
eggs and sugar to taste. Break the
bread into bits and soak in cold water
until quite soft, Then add to it the
juice and grated rind Of the lemons,
the melted butter and the yolks of the
eggs, wei! beaten. Taste to see if the
mixture is sweet enough, if not, add
more sugar. Line the pie dish with a.
good pastry crust, pour in the mix
ture and bake in a moderate oven
until it thickens. Make a meringue
with the whites of the eggs and four
tablespoonful of powdered sugar,
favored with a little of the lemon
juice. Spread this over the pie and
return to the oven until colored a
light brown. Serve cold.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-11-09
FRESH AIR IN BEDROOM.
Sleeping Chamber Should Always Be
Well Ventilated.

Well Ventilated.
1t goes without saying that the bed
room, according to DR.. Woods Hutch
inson in the American MAGAZINE.
should be well ventilated, especially in
view Of the heavy storing up Of oxy-
gen In the tissues which goes on dur
ing sleep. All windows should be
open from the top, at leas: one, and
better two or three feet. so that a
gentle current Of air can be felt blow
ing across the face. It is just as
pure and as wholesome as day air.
Night fogs and rain are only injurious
in so far as they brighten you into
shutting your windows. No air that
ever blew out doors is so DANGEROUS
or poisonous as that inside bedroom
with closed windows. The clothing
should be as light as Is consistent with
warmth, the hmattress elastic but
firm. the pillow as high as the breadth
OF theh shoulder. so as 20 keep the
neck and head horizontal or slightly
above when lying on the side. The
good, hard, common sense of humanity
has solved all these problems, and the
modern hair mattress or It's eauiva-
lent single pillow and blankets, or
cheese cloth covered comfort" which
can be cleaned and aerated by turn
ing the hose on it, can hardly be i'm.
proved on. Beyond these there Is no
virtue whatever In hard beds flat or no
pillows and cold bed rooms. The bog
gy feather bed, collector Of the per-
SEPARATION and diseases of successive
generations. the bolster, the elder
down quilt, the hard sail-cloth-like
counterpart, both alright, and the
latter heavy as a board, have gone to
the attic or the ash heap, where they
belong, along with the four-poster
and its curtains, the n1ghtcap and the
warming pan.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-11-09
FOR THE BEAUTY SEEKER

It you would have clear eyes and
complexion drink plenty of water.
either plain or with quarter of a
teaspoonful of salt in the tumbler.
This is particularly effective II taken
each night just before retiring.
Sulphur water mas a remarkable ef-
feet on the skin. There are many
good preparations of liquid sulphur
which can be taken internally. and IL
possible any one suffering from
really bad skin should try TO spend a
few weeks each year at some sulphur
springs.
Redness of the face is often caused
by a wrong diet. Spicy, rich or
greasy foods cannot be ass4milated bv
all stomachs and are more FREQUENT
causes Of bad compilations and appe-
titles like to think.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-11-09
The Arch Pirate.

The startling disclosures made BY
the Investigation in New York of the
STANDARD OH company's profits show
that this octopus could pay the $780,
100000 fine imposed on it by Judge
Lands and not miss the money. II
their billion-dol1ar surplus, accumu-;
lated in the last eight years, mostly by
robbery and law violations, could be
consumed by fines and used to partly
remunerate the people who have been
plundered by this arch pirate, we
might have more faith in the doctrine
Of con1pensating justice. !
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-11-09
How To Make Pie Crust.

Take two cupfuls Of pastry -four
with a little salt and rub into it light
ly half cupful Of lard; use just
enough very cold water to bind it to-
gether. For the upper crust, roll it
out thin and rub with butter, folding
twice, keeping the board we'll dredged
with flour; do this a third time, using
in all half as much butter as lard.
For pies with only an under crust,
1t Is not necessary to spread with
butter or fold oyer so many times.
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- ri : :. FJAMEeHSE0YLE,,~ (afal.1
4sEl5A.a, ! C.:ilt. sfANtkAN. K 4eal.'
slinea; ssalsal I'D fq Bel letF,d akfs.

H. o.: nissts5 Y6Bstt II;
ynSt. *Louis-ss.,> II: =. =.
1.pn4Ht this t15th.: day Siof QctobNrss i 90 q
Refors ne. a Notatx; Ptttlif, within end
{emes,i i, Boyle, &c IA. slanifan : ana "a:
fdhs ,desorlbed' III y Afiti WHO. 3Sxstuted;
the foregoing instrum ent,3srt. and Z; sac-
5kHowledged* that THEY executed the.
same as their. frss .4Stt ana deed !
kdtaty Public: Isl! h 5SAs tt;gSntt hmm i!
srAT&s oo 81 MfNN II Rese ey bEPART
!, fneftsof State. &! Z H.t =. y,
II besebya certify, that, the within lin :
eit!ee :on the t7etfts day Of Oct. a 81,
recorded IS; BOOK p-s Of incorporations
i 80 J1L1us 4: sGHMAHL. - :. :.
OFFICE or REdfsTER..o F~DEhDs,
stats Of: Minnesota. CoIhty Of st..
:-,Louis--ss. - ~ ~ ;i42:t ::f.t's$ II /
LII hereby certify that the. within in
strllfheht was fled In. this Fohfice for
record Oct &c., 1907. ats1 Pm. and
YER sx dTly recorded in Book Of Misc:
~ Ill.,. - .G 6 RA<tN :S{!,Deed,.
L. Y ~ 4 BY fHos :cnARts.A i
s%rr -? ::.5n .se,s9s,S !, )
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Household ,Aints.

A teaspoonful Of pulverized, alum
mixed with the comma nstove polish
will give a wonderful polish.
Scalding the milk for custard pie
adds greatly to its flavor. An addi-
ton OF q teaspoonful Of brown sugar
or molasses is also helpful r
To keep your favorite cook book
pen at the right page use a band OF
elastic an inch wide. When not IN
use YOU may strap. it around the
closed book. 3
z zss5l 70 4 save the great toe 81 the foot
wearing We through the hose too quickly
cut 9 piece Sof cha lniose ma shap git
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-11-09

STATE OF: MINNESOTA, COUNTY: OF,
st: Louis; In Probate Court :. :
vsn fe Xallk sa bes dTa~
! The petition Of Emma j i NanfV Walk:
snhs 1g g rspresentatiys of t MI aboye
scotift;<.' representing. afhoiiS ,aothef:s
saia. estate aRd pTayinK thu aaia finai
;ar1lned. adjusted and allowed IbtSsttle
court and that. the. court make and en-
ttst' IT'S final decree .of: dtstrlbuttQnt 81,
;cedent TO- the~persons~ entitfet thereto,
and for. the discharge Of the: fepfdsen-
! IT: is% ordered, that said :.peklt ton. BE
i hsaAfd ad ahd srid final a1sseat sxa
COURT BIT the Probate .CouTt AR0ttffl III;
1.-THE Court House. in the City d! D,i-
1lth In said County on nf6hda>s the.
;o,s1oek a: r., and ali persets III Crest
{ ca ,fn said hearing and ina.Saidl fiji t6f:
/! are hereby. cite and. requifsd al said
time and place to show. cAlgE;; II any
| 1e0fdered Further. that this: ordierr be
senved by publication in the Labor.
| :46ated It Duluth. MINI Mini october IS,
T2x,
/ :, ny the C g M.,nt ncc14srrr: ;.
!: r.: - JUDGE - RTchs;A
: (seal. Of Probate Coiirf' ST T,n9,;s e.
|; 1fSoF Void T.. o. Il, 1907. :. AZ :.
STATE OF, MINNESOTA, COUNTY or
ST., IOuis: In rebate Court: 80
Order, foI Hearing: on Petition; for Ad-..
! IN the Matter Of the: Estatesofs charles,
!; +. The: stltion Of John Wlrtanen having
aanlong other things. that. Charles Wiz
Goiirify. Of St IoHis st sslaen "a, me
n the Comfy Ct
! day 81, April. 1865 leavin ~ zststlt ~ q
tins. Countyt o. 81 s:T.In1s stRtx ~ IN -
I t1kBotA, and thai. said natif,nnx :. IL
t ths brSttsr; slSw ana nsxt I'm
sckdknt, and 81 PRAYING, that 'iStteH4 or
ADMINISTRATION 81. fiiez estata - n M IA.
Ii ordered fh e J .as9 ns Mttltdf1
at II .s,d Z ce ss o. Masses th 5s
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Cranberry Pie,

For one pint of cranberries, chopped
use one cupful Of sugar and one-third
of a cupful of molasses. Dissolve one
tablespoonful Of cornstarcn in the
same amount of cold water and stir
into 1t two-thirds of cupful Of boil
ing water. When cool, mix with the
cranberries and add one teaspoonful
of vanilla.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-11-09
- SUMMONS. -. \
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
St. Louis-ss. District Court. Eley-
enth Judicial District. i
Sauna Frantila, Plaintiff, :!

Mat Frantila, Defendant.
The State of Minnesota, to the above
named defendant: :.
You are hereby summoned and re-.
CURED to answer the complaint Of the:
plaintiff in the above entitled action;
which Is filed in the office. of the
Clerk Of the District Court Of the 11tf'
Judicial District, in and for the Coun-.
ty Of st. Louis and State Of Minnesota.
and to serve copy Of your answer to
the said complaint on the subscriber
at his office in the City Of Duluth in
sad sa County. within thirty days after
exclusive Of the day of such service;.
and II YOU fail to answer the said;
the plaintiff in this action Will apply
to tie court for the relief demanded:
In the complaint, together with the
costs and disbursements Of this ac-,
tior.
Dated Oct. 18th. 1907
Plaintiffs Attorney. Duluth, MINI. :
413 Providence Bldg.
Labor World-Oct. ~, 26, Nov. 2. 9. 16,
%. 1907. -, 49, -
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St. Louis.-ss.> District Court, Elev-
enth Judicial District.
William M. Prindle,
John H. Nevin; also all other persons
unknown, claiming any right, title,
estate, interest in or lien upon the
real estate described in the COM
plant herein. -;
-. - = ,~s.%+.. Defendants. :
The States Of Minnesota, to the above
named Defendants: =.
You and each of you are hereby
summoned and required t. answer the
complaint Of the Plaintiff in the above
entitled action, which is filed in the
ofice Of the Clerk of the District
Court. jim and for st. Louis County,
Minnesota, and to serve a copy Of your
answer to the said complaint on the
subscribers, at their offices, 2411-4I3
Lonsdale building III the city Of Du-
luth. in said county and state, Within
twenty; days after the service Of this
summons upon you. exclusive Of the
day of such service; and II you fail
to, answer the said complaint within
the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff III
this action will apply to the court for
the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated this ard day Of October, 1908
: JAQUEs Z HUDSON, 81. -:
:. Attorneys for PLAINTIFF, !:
" 411-413 LonsdaleS Bldg,
. - = ss.Ss IS; 49, Duluth. MINI.
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). order Tor Hearing on Petition; fSr :. !.
-, Administration. -.

STATE or: MINNESOTA. couNrY of
at. Louis: In Probate Coi1tt;=.s "a 4. i,
tn:the Matter Of the Estate Of Charles
!: Murphy 3ecedent.~ ss~,~...tf !:
1.-THE Petition, of Richard :. McCue; d
creditor. having been filed inr this
court. REPRESENTING, among, ~. other
things, : that. Charles Mnrphy;3N theh
being atresidenttio f the County Of st.
Louis State Of: Minnesota, died = iHte4-
tAtes in. the County OF ST. :1apulsz State
6fy Minnesota. on the Goth dhy or Sep
thmber.E 1907. leaving estate r. H.: 1.-THE
Connty. sof St. Louis, StatA~of tMinneS
sota. and; :;thAt said; petitioner H. =
creditor 81" said decedent. and pr4yin8
that letters; Of enthusiastically 6f: the
fftPtl4te i.of said deced.ent be 5sranttd 70
=: iS il ofdersd. that said jp2etM,sa; ps
Court! Rooms IN: the. Court eq9e, III
26ti, day 81 November 1sS7.'. rs t teh
o'clock X: NJ, and Ill @pSrsohta ihfsrest.
Cd in. said hearing and in .Aktd mister
Are hereby cited and requifed az Said
time ana place to show oause; IL amy
:: :th IS .be, Why said petition: SHOULD not
Ordered: Further, That this .ordkt; be
served BY publication in THE .:fAbof
World according to- law, 7aiid[ <tfat. -
COUNTY Tf9asurer Of St. Tddis County
not lesn>, than ten days prior ITO. said
day. Of hearing. -. ....i., 49, =
Plated at Duluth, Mimi, October 18th,
I lvV1.. =, .e' ~ x;si.."x J.
a.. =. -., BY the Court, -; u.
-. -: -. J.. 3. M1DD1EeOFFS =
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Ito; FIREMEN AND L1NEMENs ,;UNi0N
= NO: meets every Monday evening dsf-;
III winter months, at the Kalamazoo. HAIL
ffesfd ent. WIN. Wilson; financial secretary
aId treasurer, Jas. Bryan. BOX Is; record,
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Ig@
lint. A. A. Barr, le2s 18th Ave. West; vase
resident: J. x. PrinSle. ! 102 g. 9Th Ave
H44t Il. Ewald, financial secretary. 130f
ssfsiar essset s. r:'ps
a Treasurer. 1927 West Second street:sA
sy Nelson. \ sentinel. sJ2.ss s1st Ave. Wet
VII. !. Rydenbere, conductor. 217 Sis
Ave ~. =, :W est. - & A@s. Is. S.s
.rstDssBEhs' AND dAsFIrTERs. BsssI
a9a11nton No. s11--Meets s9on the second 4h6
fRtrth Thursday Of each month al. K914.a
sstle.oo Hall: President, John keenan,; Rdca.
,tafy- treaslrer. =: 3. Ribble. 1912 tsseef.
snn st.: sargeant at arms Paul Heidsrs
~ ya:ss -'t2 Isl ~ = ,t SIS. 49,
:rk4NTERs.s DECORATORS AND; PAPEk.
- HANGEKS-:Meets- every !Tuesday -
IK4lAmazooe Block. 1Ss:W. SUPERIOR StrSSfs
Ptesident. i VIM: Perry: vice -presldent,s
IfseJ Jas. Hickey; treasurer, w. B. Bradley
Financial secretary W. r. Meyer, 1874. $50
Ave wv: recording secretary. Jas. II. Pow
fSts. ~ 2. 5th5 street. - -. ss go
'risiEAsrERtEEks. UNION, No, So, Q. r. IL
;efk eAch nohth as, Kalamazoo Block. SPresis
stt = kggnnug Akthan ;:svaee president, Jpbu=
GAnpbeil:s f,h6t,cial secretary. E. Pet3ott
W.. DarSy.sale n. 18Th Aye: w : nsis.
E4tss to structural ssBld'ge Trades A1lians4s
cafson. Ali. and Jackson: ~ ;. / <S- -
!sHEEr METAL WORKERS.; UNION !. No
/ A. 8. n. ". 1. A.-lteets the second
fourth Tuesday, ofsea Oh: month. atgKala-
:mA7oo Block, at 8 p. m. President. Arthur
Moore; vice president. chAs Cause: ;finan:s
,cf416 secretary. n. j.. Harvey, 919 East Sixth
slttst9;; 4 scorrefpond AaE aAhd rscording ,secrs.
3. Litt1e, 81; Fs. y avenue E5f;;
:tt - Ely Ducharne., ~
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION 20 lss----lksyt..
Is htst Sunday in! each month at. KAlai1fa-
1o6a Block. y President John A. Barron; = yicss
nt$sldsht, A. Craig; recording -secre tsry,
81 HuEhes: hna neiAL and .ebtrespondiSs
s!s!tts4peary and lTsasater, Fred YoKum
News Tribune office .t .. sgfs4
STATIONARY: FREaiEN,s UNION. No.
! is7 Il: -. 81 S. F.>-dests on the second
satfd fourth Monday ofseacn month in II.
Kalamazoo Block. President. #. A., Scott
.vines president Gust johnson: secretary.s
tfaasurer. John Noble $50 Lake zaveuee
South. ~ : Ss;s:s
s1EAsIFITTERs' UNION No 425-Hssl.s
IL eecond; + and fourth, "wednesday Of ea1:t
~ nf+ co1A
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ORDER for. Hearing on Petitita sfSrrsAd-
3sistmsnt 81 lFlnal Ateotast md for :
-, Fi6al Decree Of. Di1tftkuti6A.;; -,
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The impressions of = childhood do
much to shape the. thought and course
Of mattred life, therefore teach your
shllaBat tlRRe rtEaAstia, and ssas sthey grow
up tth ey .Ntetil know that tits easier to
secure justice through combination
than single handed. T. ct
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is1hucrunA1 Bu1uD1Na TRADES ALI
slsa..es Biz a''s rts sas .e'a ooi
VICE President. W. eE. *wioks: fecofdink SEC:
tkssEzs " Auat4, i!sd = ~ AHst
iaoa1 - ro sSe ss:puss sH Aren't
;Hsfney: Rssldencs. Is g. siltA st.. dffies.
i1tsiAmAzoo Blk. - Office hours = to . y, mi,
i to 2 p. m. and I to p. m. Zenith phone
;s . 3 ); =. :: j: 4,
+BIAcksh1rrH's UNION. 40. 4ss. meet. the
s. .arst and third Thursdays 81 each: month
A. the Victor Carlson Hall. ts2s Grand Hkke.r
ewxst:, President 4. w. cGrnnninssSS RE
coyding Secretary. Louis. Haley, West: Du-
t:s.1 - x. -. :: ~1...'-E =:
tBBEwERY WORKERS: ;. UNION, No. lss
r. 8 Meets the frst Saturday Of each month
:atsthe Kalamazoo Bldt:. No IS W: supsriof
dent. "Chas.l linden; recording seeretary.
lRobt. .ventlend:, treasurer. chas. Cooler:
financial SECRETARY. Rudolph schipper, as
East sth street, - ';'~'.+ . -, @-'
fC ia UNION NO. :s4-Mests
:, first aid third Wedhedd6ys Of each month
s4t5 Kalafnazoo Bldk,. IS w. Superior street.
.Ytssidtht. chas.l Gritaes: vice president: Otto
!N9pn,an;' 5o7 =. sixth street; recording COR
RESPONDING s6cretiry,' John Cakes. caro- Ron.
Fetna ndes Cigar Co: - ) :. .-..e :. r.
CARPEHrERs' UNTO Meets every Tues.
s. day .exeninx At Rewley hall. 40 ". 1.t.
st. Pres, G. P. Miller: vice pres. Peter
knderfon: recording secretary. James Fen-
ttil; 21s' s. 23th avenue West: treasurer. ,Edw.
Erickson: financial secretary. j. @. Aork.
1907 w. Sixth street.. - !
COOKS AND wA1TERs.1UN1o No. S.
/ Meets every second and fourth ThutSday
foof each month at Kalamazoo Blk. f6 W.
fhun nrVnr straat PfAaiAAnt f..I6a GArdnAr.
Vice President. W.. =. F1Aek: business
Argent. Christ Jensen. care zMiller's Hotel;
recofdthf SECRETARY, Mary Urban: financial
Dock I. i AND SHIP cARpENiTEsR's UNION
j No x14e1. Meets every Tuesday seveniny
s. s'e. i M. AK ':t s
!i1aS; New street: Vice. President. :. Daniel
Mcleod; financial secretary. sPhilas Proutx.
Az Vernon street. recording. ssecretArysfJohn
Louis Feylins, s4i1 vest First street. - = =
MUSICIANS, UNION No. .1s, "A. i. q. II.
/ Meets first Tuesday OF each month 1t
p t&s,a Arthur Hovsi: vies pr.siasst.
H.; .I1aakanson:, finehcialz stcrstAry,s Louis,
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.dasaid westsaard. I and ! First Avenue
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Eii:EcrR1cAL woRKnss', UNION No. il.
Meets on. frst. third and fifth. .fhurs-.
Block, Han. &C.: Pfss,dent. VIM; -. ESre:
man. -seb E. Second st; +efinahSia1 sscre-
nary treasurer, H. y. Gibbs. Els - nth
Atf:. rscordinE. secret.ry. y: n Adnt, All
s.. President. seventh .pistfict coancil.
NationAl Hotel, minneapolis, MINI !,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-11-09
to, At, over the toe by sewing two
rieces together ina manner similar to

to, At. over the toe by sewing two
rieces together in . manner similar to
q child's lmoccasin. u
When one is compelled to hang q
skirt against the closet wall instead
Of on hangers extended from the cell
ing let the back of the skirt . rest
against the wall, then IL there is any
wrinkling 1t comes at the back where
It is not noticeable. , is
II windows move hard melt a table,
spoonful Of lard and pour a little be-
tween the window frame and CASING,
and also a little on :. the roller ali
rope. 1t works like magic This is q
good thing to know when the frames
are swollen from being closed during
rainy weather. s@r ~ Il
Stains made by medicine and lini-
ment are often obstinate to< remove III
the hands of an amateur. Iodine
marks may be removed by washing
the spots with strong ammonia. until
1T fades. after which wash with tepid
water and strong soap. II Ammonia ii
equally good, for removing cod liver
oil stains Fuller's eartn made into a
paste and thickly applied tcnthe spots
will also remove them. -