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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-10
DEATH IN HARpwIcK.
OF John Bishop Who Went to Secure
Health.

Hardwick, Aug. i0.--John Bishop, who
has been i'll for some months with can.
Ger Of the liver, died early Friday morn.
ing at his home on Church street. Mr..
Bishop was travelling salesman and
lived In Chicago until i'll health compelled
him to give up business. He and his wife
came here then TO live and purchased the
new house built by ". W. Marshall.
He is survived by his, wife and mother,
Mrs. Bishop Of Cuba, N. Y, who was
with him when the end came IL Is ex-
pected that the funeral win be held on
Sunday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-10
CROSSED THE RIVER.
The Bridge Commissioners Inspected
Proposed Location

II il expected that the taking Of the
testimony before the commissioners in
the Batehelder street bridgh street case,
will close today. Yesterday afternoon
Mayor Hutchinson and Tom Clerk w.
H. Miles of the town and Mayor Robins
testified, and the commissioners then
closed the days session Ny taking a
second lok over the propded site for
a bridge. The board and the corterie
of attorneys made the Journey on foot,
going up Ayers and Batchflder streets
To the river and crossing bver on the
stones at shallow place ih the water
returning over sand hill and Washing
ton street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-10
Fnneral Of Iennie Brow.

The funeral services Of Jennie Brown
were held at 4;30 o'clock Yesterday At.
ternoon from the late hDme at Is Rail-
road street and were attended by 4
large number Of friends. The interment
was in the Hope cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-10

Eight styles Of Hydegrade Heather
blom petticoats, special prices, at The
Vaughan store.
Let every G, l.. Z. delegate attend the
special meeting Of that body tonight At
1880 o'clock, Nichols block, and hear
the report Of the Labor day committee
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-10
GROSS EARNINes INcREAsE.
The Rutland Railroad Shows Big Gair
in July.

Rutland, Aug. t0.--The gross earnings
OF the Rutland railroad for July amount
Of s9e,352.i4 over the same month in
1905,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-19

mander Ferree to whom I am under obi
cations, had even casually mentioned to me
their intention to support Royce. and their
desire to have him elected, l would undoubt-
eddy have given him my support.
The only candidate l knew Of was Com
rade Scott Of Georgia, whom I met last
year at Atlanta ON my tour, while comman-
der-in-chief, and of whom prominent ex-
Confederates Of Georgia said to me then:
IF all the comrades Of the Grand Army
living in the south carried the badge with
as much honor and self-respect as Comrade
Scott did, that the Grand Army would in
many instances stand considerably higher
vator at our hotel mentioned the fact that
l saw her husband was candidate. She
said he was, and expressed the hope that
might be able to give him lift I told
her I was at liberty on that matter. and
would certainly do SO. l made the request
Of the New York delegation in caucus that
night and was authorized to pledge the solid
delegation Of seventy-ole votes. l delivered
them.
Scott was nominated by a member Of his
own delegation. and seconded his nomina-
ton. My argument was to strengthen the
order on the outposts. For the first time in
the history of the order a candidate for
high office in 1t had quoted in his behalf the
commentator Of the ex-Johnnies, among
whom he lives. The expressions Of approval
of my argument came in such numbers and
SO quickly that Royce and two other can
didates ran from the field and Comrade
Scott was unanimously elected.
y What these Washington comrades expect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-19
Births Reported.

The following births were reported to the
health office during the past twenty four
hours:
Daniel J. and Margaret a. Hickey, Sep
TENDER 10. 1901, -.
Edward K. and Cora L. Collins, September
IL. 1901. --
Harry J. and Hattie l.. Russell Septem-
Der :. 1901 female.
Claude +. and Bessie A. Newman, Sep
TENDER /. 1907. male
Peter and Mary Jones, September 49,,
1907. female
John K. and Asenath ]. Childs. September
Il. 1897, male.
Louis and Ida Captain. male.
William W. and Minnie V. Morrison. Sen
TENDER l6 1891. male
Wolf and Daisy c. Scheinman. September
IL. 1901 female.
Alfred Ct. and Jessie c. Sharp, September
IL. IsTi, female.
Audein NJ and Amelia NJ Paxson Sem
tember -. 1907 male
Oscar and Sevilla Ernst, September Ii,
1907 male.
George and Ellen NJ. Johnson. September
II. 1907. female.
John and Marian Buchanan, September
IT, 1897 female.
William h and Militia Jeter September
a. 1901. female.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-19
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
John f. Moody of Cherrydale, Va, and
Effle Lewis of Rosslyn, Va.
Howard Rollins of Rollins Forks, Va,
and Emma w. Corbey of this city.
George F. Earlbeck and Aimee Collision.
John F. Delaney and Hattie E. Golden.
John w. Barry of this city and Laura C.
Hansen of Philadelphia, Pa.
John W. McCausland and Janey B.
Walker
Earnest Forrest and Emma Holland.
John Butler and Florence Gray.
Goffery w Seaton of this city and Susie
C.. Davis of Purcellvlle Va.
Herbert l. Mitchell and Helen ]. Coale,
both of Baltimore. Md.
Allen B. Maull and Mary l. Brown, both
OF Baltimore Md.
Richard Tyler and Estella L. Curry.
Paul c. Jackman and Sarah E. Dove.
Henry T. MCCuen and Bessie V. Talbot
both of Alexandria, Va.
Nicholas E. Wroten and Clara Sweeney.
Frederick E. Lewis and Agnes c. King.
Severn II. Savage and Rosie z. Powell
both of Baltimore Md.
William Wells of this city and Laura
Palmer of Simpsonyille, Nd.
Henrik c. Calm and Bessie w. Brown
James P. Irwin of Altoona. Pa, and
Mary A. Hartman OF Woodstock Va.
Thomas Bass and Jennie Flint.
John z. Aleider and Jeanne S. Brown.
Richard A. Sail and Lucinda Pugh, both
of Caroline county, Va.
Orazio Tittarelli and Cecilia Level
William H. Dynes and Rosie E. Robin
Charles S. Duncan. jr, and Martha C.
Joseph B. Williamson, jr., and Ida NJ.
Iardelia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-19
Wife Declined to Sell Children.

Flippo, preceded by Hayes F.. was the
name of a defendant before Judge Callan
in the Juvenile Court yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Flippo charged him with falling to
provide money with which to buy shoes.
hair ribbons and watermelon for his wife
and two children.
Mrs. Flippo says her husband left her in
Virginia and came here. According to her
testimony she went back to her mothers
home Finally there arrived a message for
her. which she says was as follows:
Sell a hog and two children and come to
Washington"
The porker was disposed OF. but Flippo
finds that the children are still among those
present and eating, and when he failed to
pay for their food the wife procured a war
rant for him.
Your wife still has those children and
you must support Them" Judge Callan told
him. You must give her s. per week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-19
Deaths in the District.

The following deaths were reported to
the health office during the past twenty
four hours:
James Carroll. "a years, 1893 Clifton
street northwest.
Naomi C. Elgin. % years, 1912 sth street
northwest.
Robert L, Donaldson. ) years. rear $50
Columbia road northwest
William NJ. Farley, % years, Potomac
electric power plant, Benning.
James II. Davis, SO years, 317 Pierce
street, Anacostia.
Elenore b. Tygert, % years the Bruins
wick.
August Schmedtie. II years, 600 II street
northwest.
William n. Emerson. 81 years. 1928
Wisconsin avenue northwest.
Charles w. Law, 3 months, zoos Goth
street northwest.
Edythe NJ Smith, months, 3413 Pros
pect avenue northwest.
Mary Pryor. 10 years, GA Fenton street
northeast
Matte Brenhon, 1 year, 1874 10Th street
northwest
Sarah l. Lewis, 81 years, 1925 rear 23d
street
Ellen Lee. 81 years. 9o2 9th street
northwest
Rudolph Thompson, months, Cos 4 y
street southwest.
Arthur Dlggs, months, 415 9th street
southeast
Raymond s. Sprigg. months, Patter-
son street northeast.
Infant of Charles ID. and Ella D. Ross.
half day. 1870 I'D street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-19
last Monday evening under the sub-head,
"Disappointed by Tanner,

last Monday evening under the sub-head.
Disappointed by Tanner
THE Washington contingent put forward
the name of Post Department Commander
Royce, who served as commanding officer
of the Department of the Potomac in 1882,
for the honor of national junior vice COM
mander-in- chief, and, 1t is said, had hopes
of electtng him. Past Commander-in-Ch Chief
Tanner, however, named William M Scott
of Atlanta Ga. for the place. and he de-
feated the candidate Of the District de-
partment who Is now a resident of Cali
fornia. 1t was said to be the expectation
Of the District delegates that Corporal
Tanner would stand by the local nominee,
and his action in placing the Georgia man
in nomination is said to have caused con-
siderable criticism"
From what l have heard today I judge
that The Star is correct in stating that my
action In supporting Scott of Georgia has
brought considerable criticism upon me
from those who are not informed as to the
real condition then existing at Saratoga
one would suppose that what was worth
having was worth asking for, and have to
say that nobody said word to me about
the candidacy of Comrade Royce of Cali
fornia. who was placed in nomination by
the Washington delegation. and I learned
only through chance remark of a Wash
fngton comrade made on the day of cleo
ton. that Royce was a candidate. l went
to Saratoga wholly uncommitted and II
Gen. Burdette, who has commanded my at
fectionate regard many years, or Com
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-19
New York; w s. Abbey, Camden, N. j.;

New York; w. 8. Abbey, Camden, N. j.;
s d. Green, New York.
shoreham- VIM. Weir. Glasgow. Scot
land: A. c. Best. Bloomington. Ill: d. X.
Cunningham. Fostoria. Ohio; c. A. Gribble
and wife. Fostoria, Ohio: j. W McDonei
and wife, Fostoria. Ohio: Miss H. A: Hays.
Hagerstown. Md; Mr.. Willet and wife,
oxford, England: Mrs. Charles Roland,
Reading, Pa; w. H. Richards, Denver.
Col: j. H. Balenger. Denver, Col; W.
Davis and Mrs. Davis, Ell Paso, Tex; q.
T Anderson, Los Angeles: w. F. John
son and Mrs. Johnson. Boston: H. 9.
Holmes and Mrs. Holmes, Charleston, 8.
c.; James Okloby and Mrs. Okloby. De-
troit; Hoyt Post. Detroit: Hoyt Post, jr..
Detroit; DR.. w. F. Williams and Mrs.
williams. Rhode Island: w. F. Williams,
IT., Rhode Island: DIR. Alex. Renault,
France; F. Steinhart, Havana
Riggs House,. J. Spengler, Jackson,
Miss; Col. Edmund w. Taylor. Frankfort,
Ky: George P. Enwick and Mrs. Enwick.
Chicago; Ernest H. Layton and Mrs. Lay
ton, Chicago; NJ. A. Stuart. Norfolk, Va;
Charles NJ. Hobson. Philadelphia, Pa
Charles II. Hutchinson, Philadelphia. Pa.
d. F. Finnegan. Meriden. Conn; E. T.
Walton. Philadelphia, Pa: w {: Dinner
Boston, Mass. Elizabeth Scott, New
Jersey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-19
Hotel Arrivals.

Arlington-Charles Reynolds. Paterson.
N J.: DR.. p b. Day and Mrs. Day. Mar
tinsburg. w. Va: Henry f. Simpson and
Mrs simpson, New York; F. NJ. Kroh.
Boston
Raleigh-A. c. Reed, Massachusetts,: C.
A Carter, Pittsburg; G. C. Sturgis, Nor
santown. w Va; David Mack. New York;
r c. Vance. Morgantown, w. Va
Ebbitt-G Jacobs. Philadelphia; G. A.
Beiimeyer. York, Pa; George E. Morris.
Lake Hopachong, n. J.; 8. c. Smith and
Mrs Smith. Provincetown Mass; Mrs.
K II Fishburn, Chicago.
New Willard-J. r. Mata. Costa RIGA:
--'1gs. New York; B. H. Pierce,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-19
A Statement by Corporal Tanner.

the Editor Inc Staf.
My attention has just been called to the
following, which appeared in your columns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-19
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY

CONTINUED from Fifth Page)
with old family lace. followed by
breakfast al the home OF Mrs. Gardner, the
brides mother.
Rev Father Mari performed the mar
rage ceremony yesterday afternoon at
the Church Of the Immaculate t9ncep-
tiOn for Miss Mary Clrica Markey, daugh-
ter of Mrs Katherine Marley and Mt
Louis A. Boulay. The bride. who " as at
tended by her sister Miss Genevieve
Markey. wore a travelling gown of brown
silk wolfe and a large brown hat and car
ried q shower bouquet of bride roses. The
maid of honor wore a golden brown SILK
lace hat and carried pink roses. The best
man was Mr.. Harry y. HeSeTty, ana the
ushers were Messrs j. Vincent CouShlan.
Charles Boyle James Richardson and
Michael Griffin. Mr.. and Mrs. B"ulay left
later for an extensive wedding trip, AFTER
which they will make their home in To-
Iedo. Ohio,
Dr. and Mrs. Rufus Choate have re-
turned from q vacation spent at Old
Point Comfort and Atlantic City.
The marriage of Miss Anna Newman of
his city and Mr.. Edgar r Conner of Ma
rassas. Va. which took pace at the resi-
d"ucc of Mr.. and Mrs. r, S Newman at II
O .gionk Monday. was a most attractive
one. The bride looked charming in a travel
Ing suit of brown. She was gwen IN mar
rage hy her brother. MIR. E. S. Newman.
The bridegroom. a prominent young buSl-
ness man of Manassas, Va, had Tor ms
best man Mr. G. J. Meetze. Rev. Mr.. Will
son performed the ceremony for the couple,
who left Immediately for trip to New
York and Connecticut. Upon their return
they WI reside In Manassas. where both are
wcI known and have a large circle of
friends.
Today at noon Miss Bessie Wtlmarth
Brown. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
Bradley Brown of this city. was married
10 Mr. Henrik Cuiquhoun Calm. also of this
city. at Epiphany Church. Immediately
after the ceremony the couple left for a
mountain trip. Mr. and rs. Henrik Calm
will he at home after November l at 1916
Girard street.
DIR. and Mrs w c. Barr and son of 1850
street have returned after months
visit with relatives in Illinois
Mrs Mida c. Peabody has returned from
Jamestown and her usual annual vacation
in Vermont She also attended the G. A. r.
encampment at Saratoga. where she was
delegate from Lincoln Circle of Washington
She is at the Hanover, 9lS l street north
west. where she will be glad to see her
friends.
Miss Amy Mcmillan, one of the most
prominent of next months brides-elect. to-
gether with Baroness Won kettler who has
been her guest a the north shore for some
weeks. spent last week at the beautiful
country estate of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Cass Ledyard near Newport.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-19
Car and Wagon in Collision.

A delivery wagon belonging to George s.
krafft's Sons, bakers. was struck bv a
street car about o'clock this morning
while on Connecticut avenue between NJ
and n streets, the driver. Hugh Carter. be-
ing thrown from the wagon and injured He
was taken to the Emergency Hospital and
given treatment. The wagon was slightly
damaged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-19
APPLIES FOR RELEASE.
Fetltlon OF Lee r. Martin for Dis
charge in Bankruptcv

Lee Il. Martin of the former real estate
urn or martin Bros. today applied to the
District Supreme Court to be d,scharpad
IN bankruptcy. Mr.. Martin says in his
petition he has surrendered all his nronor,,,
and rights and has fully complied with ali
the requirements OF the law. He declares
he is entitled to have full DISCHARGE
from all debts provable against his estate
except such as are excepted by law from
discharge.
Chief Justice Clabaugh fixed Friday. oc-
tober L. as the time when objection. If
any, Is to be made to the granting OF the
request of Mr.. Martin.
Thomas r. Martin. the other member of
the firm. is confined in a sanftarium near
Baltimore, and has never appeared for ex-
animation before the firms creditors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-19

Baltimore is that of Bernardo Moretti,
whose two brothers live in this city.
Charles Finch, colored. who Is employed
at St. Joseph's Hospital Baltimore. was
given a hearing before Justice McNally
yesterday. He was charged with having
robbed the body of $3.50 in cash. two post
office receipts and several foreign coins
He was held for the action OF the criminal
court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-19

ed me to do when, On the one hand not one
OF them had said a word to me about their
candidate. and on the other hand. charm
ing lady asked my support for her husband,
/! cannot tell. but those who do know me
know full we'll where would stand think
when you come to the last analysis. their
criticism Is based entirely on the fact that
put my man through.
JAMES TANNER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-19
Wanted Linens and Domestics.

Snow-white Table Damask;
extra good wearing quality; vari-
Gus patterns; So inches Ne
wide; worth 33c. AOG
Tray Covers in plain white;
some hemstitched, some plain;
good size; selling MzA
at I5c. .............> VSSO
New Dress Ginghams, in
stripes, checks, plaids and plain;
also Plain Color
Chambrays; worth 7H/
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-19

CONTINUED from Fifth Page)
with old family lace. was followed by
breakfast at the home of Mrs. Gardner, the
brides mother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-19
Local Horses Win at Leesburp.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondents Of The Star
LEESBURG, Va, September 10, 1907
The first annual meeting of the Heavy
Draft and Agricultural Association and
the Loudoun Racing Association began on
the horse show grounds near here yester-
day. A large number Of horses from Wash
ington were entered in the races May
Queen. owned by g. Goodacre. and Ada D..
owned by Den. Copperthite, winning both
trotting events. John Stuff of Mercersburg,
Pa, served as judge Of heavy draft horses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-19
Body Seen Not That of Bascilio.

Detective Evans and Policeman .Oriani,
who went to Baltimore yesterday afternoon
to view the body of an Italian satisfied
themselves that the deceased was not San
salone Bascilio who is wanted here to an
swer a charge Of murder. The body In
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-19

ton of our natural resources is the
most weighty question now before
the people of the United States. If
this is so. the proposed conference.
which is the first of its kind, will be
among the most important gatherings
in our historySiR its effect upon the
welfare OF, all orr people.
L earnestlY@hope, my dear Govern
ors. that you will find it possible to
be present. Sincerely youn.
Theodore Roosevelt
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-19
WATTERS0N MAY COME
And Help the 3ntis to Keep Jackson
vile 4 Wet Town.
(Jacksohville NIetropolis.D

NJdChSC9lNlllt MeIEOpOiiS-I
The executive committee of the
Business Mems, League. an organiza.
ton formed TO conbat the work of
the prohibitiOnists. held a meeting
last night and decided, to take a de-
cided stand in the present fight II.
H. Buchanan. the leaJer of the wet
forces, gave his deg regarding how
TO conduct the c9mpaign and the
other members ogthe committee I'M
animously agreed with him.
1t was lear9ed that the Hon.
Henry Wattersen is willing to come
here and make an address for the
license system without charge. if it
is possible for him to leave Louis
Vile, and the committee decided TO
invite this distinguished Kentuckian
TO be here if possible a week from
next Monday night. This matter will
be taken up With Mr.. Watterson at
once. Other prominent speakers
from Maine and other states will be
secured for the campaign. The COM
mittee decided that the time is ripe
for an aggressive contest on the part
of those opposed TO prohibition.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-19
Beautiful Line

value of one hundred dollars ($1OOD
per share, and said capital stock may
be paid for in cash. merchandise.
labOr and services. all of which shall
be approved in value by the Board of
Directors. said capital stock may be
increased in the discretion OF said
corporation in the sum Of Twenty
five Thousand Dollars 1925. 0OOD. ten
per cent Of which said capital stock
shall be paid in TO said COMPANY be-
fore the issuance OF Letters Patent.
Article t. The term for which
this corporation is 70 exist shall be
ninety-nine years.
Article } The regular annual
meeting of the stockholders of said
corporation shall be held in the office
Of the Company in Live Oak. Florida.
on Tuesday after the first Monday in
january of each year, at which time
said stockholders shall elect a Board
of Directors. and attend TO such other
matters as shall properly come be-
fore said stockholders in meeting as
Sembled: and the Board Of Directors
elected by said stockholders at said
time. as soon thereafter as practical
shall elect President. a Vice-Presi-
dent and q Secretary and Treasurer.
the last OF which two offices NAV be
held by one and the same person, and
AT such first annual meeting the
Board OF Directors elected as afore-
sad. shall adopt bylaws for the GOV
eminent OF the affairs Of said cor
porauou. and until and before said
first annual meeting. the business or
businesses of said corporation shall
be conducted by a President. a Vice
President and a Secretary and treas
urer. and until said meeting. G =
Brown. Live OAK. Fla. shall be Presf-
dent. =. r Thomson. OF Live OAK
Fla shall be ice-Presideut. and "
l. Timer Live Oak. Fla. shan be
Secretary and Treasurer: and all Of
the undersigned mcorporators. to
Wit. G. ;. Brown. T. +. Thomasop.
VI. /. Timer. Y. Granberg and W Fl
Jones shall compose the Board of
Directors
Article g. The highest amount OF
Indebtedness or liability 70 which the
corporation can az any time subject
itself shall be twice the amount of IFS
capital stock ar said time actually
paid IN TO salG corporation
Article .. The names and resi-
t~uee~ @. tae subscribers To the stock
"t said corporation is as follows
g.. =. E~owu- Live OAK F,orff..
twenty shares
F +. Thoma<on. Live Oak. Florida.
twenty shares
w r. Jones. Orange Bend. Flor
ida. twenty shares.
y Chambers. Live Oas. Florida.
-~eu-y shares
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-19
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
CHARTER.

Notice is hereby given that the
under ~@ned iuCOTpOratOrS will. after
four weeks publication of this notice.
apply 10 Honorable y. B. Broward.
Governor Of the state of Florida. for
the issue OF Letters Patent incurpor-
aung them as body corporal, under
the corporate name OF BroWn-|uOma-
son Drug Company. with the follow
ing proposed charter hereto attached
10 this notice
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-19
AGAINST GOVERNMENT OWNER
SHIP.
American Federation of Labor DE.
clares ItseIf by Large Majority.


clares Itself by Large Majority.
Norfolk, Va, Nov. 1.-THE Am
erican FederatT0r~Qf Labor, by vote
OF ia to 80, todayA refused to place
Itself on record as favoring the gov
eminent OWnershipf Of railways and
mines. the questiqE having come up
on resolution offered by Herbert
Champion of They AmalgamaJed Car
penters. to ameqd the economic plat
form adopted a. Minneapolis last
year so as to hcIude railways and
mines in the favoHable action taken
at that meeting on the nationalist
ton" OF telegraph and telephone
properties.
The Opponentsj took the ground
that government ownership Of mines
and railways would prevent all
strikes. no matter how peaceabIy
they might be conducted. and that
with federal government opposed to
labor it might prove a death blow.