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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-02-20

= DO New Yorku pfijcl v tech
10 dpecb Alexis Aladdin, jeden y
ncjyttYeb ruskgch rcyoluciondffL
AjadiD byl elenem dumy, ale pro
sy6 ostrt poljtickt feti byl Ne Ne.
me yypoytzen Pfijel sem, ably
meN Amcrikany zisIfal vice smy.
sIu pro rnskou reyoIuci.
y President yyzyaI jencralniho
postmistra, ably mu sdGlil, MONO.
il yyloufii n postoyDi doprayy
drubt tfidy takoyf tasopisy, Kite.
ri pfinAsejf Gasem nj bDusne pod.
robBosti n Thawoya soudu. Okol.
most tato dala pfiGiDu k Getnym 0.
strgm 1yaIllm . t0mto kroku pre-
sidehtogn u tyrdi 10 yBcobccnf, Ne
yyyedl hIoupost
y Pred zemMfeseDim Gitalo San
Francislso 100000 oIjyyatel q be.
hem prynibo tgdne 20 katastrof6
zrcdukoyan byI na $4,000. Die
nynfj5lho statisticktho udAni eita
mfsto ono 42S,OOO obyyateld, TAX.
~ 1bytek jest pouzc 72,000. v
tecbto dncch utyofiI sc zylAstnf
yybor, hery mi v cyropskgch
Haynich mtsteeb upozorDit lid,
kterg mini 10 yysttboyat do Anne.
riky, m Galif0rnii q blayne na
San FraHciglto.
" v nedaynt sch6zi blavni sItol
skG rady V New Yorku John y,
Rockefeller nj, pfedfitaI dopis
syeho otec, lftertm omen pise, Ne
5kolni rod6 daruje $32,OOO,O00.
Pcntz ttchto ma b}ti pouzito k
.podp0fe Bk0lstya Y celych Spojc-
.nSeh Statech Rockefeller M
pred tim dial skol1i radf X dispo-
sici 8l1,000,O00. Popryt Y r.1002
daroyaI $l,O00,000 . v Gerynu r.
1906 dalsich dcsct miliond ia pod.
porn yyssfch skoI We Spoj. sta.
tech. Rockefeller 1brnem daroyaI
skolam AZ miiond doIlard.
Jak oznamuje statisticka kon.
cellar departmental pro orbu, male
zalo se potatkcm tohoto roku We
spojenych Statech 19,747000 ko.
nj V pr6mtrnt Gene $93.5l IN kus,
1hrnem $l,s46,57S,OOO, dale g.
$4,000 koni prdmtrnG Gene po
$l12.16 N kus, 1hrnem 1885,
064, 900. Dale nalezalo sc zde 90.
96S,0OO dojnych kray V prdmerne
Gene 20 $3l, tudiz 1hrnem $685.
$4,000, dale 81 $4,000 kusd jinG.
no dobytka hoveziho V Gene $17.1O
"a kus, 1hrnne Gene 1881, ITO.
900. Dale bylo 53,24O,0O0 ovci v
Gene po 1884 IA kus, tudN 1hr-
mem $204,2100oo
n Roanoke, Wis, se oznamuje,
ze V blizkem Thanton doslo k ple-
mcnnemu boji mezi belochy Ger.
nochy. Prayi Sc, ze ma 20 osob
pfislo pfi one srazce zivot. Ger
nosi prv pfefezali tclecrafni draty
ably nebylo mono zddati okamzi-
te nomoc.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-02-20
DRoBHE ZpRAvY.

HhiDbl tblbH hhhaAtuiItH HhltN
Iriekgeb Dude zayedcna ntmtina
jake poyinny pfedmM,
y v Hamilton, o., zemfela Y
ttcbto dbccb Jane LewisoyA, jez
doekala se yygoktbo staH IlG let,
HakonodArna Y Kansasu pfi.
Jala zakon, kterym prodayani neb
rozdayapf cigaret poyaznjc 10 N
treMuf.
YddceW nnie lodnik1 V new.
yorgkfm pjistayu probIasili, "
bnde Dafizena stayka yscch lidi,
zamtstpan}ch na ylefnych lodicb,
nebude.li mzda jcjieh zygsena 0
NO,
Pr6Iom feky Colorado v IA.
lifornd, JIM yody tekly do nil,
ny saItopsIse, tyofice tam gelkt
jezcro, byI zatarasen, takze nyni
feka nbfrA 80 dale sym prayidcl.
nym korytem, Jczero ono pry
bthcm easu yyschnc.
We Philadclphii, Pa, byli cd.
sonzeni tfi Ci6ani k 1prti obtse,
MIN, poDtyadz uzDAni byIi yinny.
'mi 4 yrazdy pryniho stupnt. Vraz-
dy dopustij sc pfi ryacce IN jed
nom ~ sygch soudrnb6
v EdwardsyiIIe, H., pfi po-
hfbu Jana Tfisky, superintendcnta
v tamljsim dolu, seslIcla nahIe je-
no manzelka. Byla lined pfiyo-
lana policie, ktcra ncstastnou pani
doprayila do 1stayu choromysl-
nych V Anna
Bgyaly stAtni pokladnik kan
sasskg 7. g. Grimes zaplahl pred
Gasem statu Kansas dobroyoInt
1900 k ubrazeni schodku, ktery IN
jcho dfadoyani ucintn byl. Nyni
zabranil v Legislature pfijeti pred
loby, die ktcrt mfly mu b$ti ony
pcnize zase yraceny.
: Pfi pozaru yily Lindcnhurst
n Filadelfie znieeny byly ctyfi 0.
bray, jcz maji ohromnou cenu
Jsou 10 malby MuriIIa, Rubena n
Westa, kn ktcrym poll Sc eele ira.
dice startho svGta To hlayne pfi.
spiyd k jcjich yclik5m cendm,
. Slayny yynalezee Thomas A,
Edison slayil dne ~, hnora syoje
G0loiG narozeniny. Fri teto pfi.
lczitosti prayil, ~ - let praeoyal
pro obchod, uyni " hodla praco.
yati pro ytdu V oboru elcktfiny|
mnoho no maze .iest6 dok1zatl
Ma 1000 telegrafnieh zfizen
"a, mm6stnanych u Western "
nion Telegraph Co.. yyhrolnie
staykou, nebudc,li odyolhno pro
puAieni nekolika telcgraflstn, lte
n pfldmSili ~ kn Commercial
Photographer \ Union, llyla "A tim
ieelem ayolana yelika sohnze, na
MA nanekono hylo, ably spnleenost
gylyana byla propllstene telegra
'isly moyu ptiimouli Neueintli
ak mnae ~ nadill ntAyky
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-02-20

stOtficetosm ccstujiclch, nalfza.
jlcicb W. ~ parniku Larcbm0nt,
plujieim do New Yorku, zabynulo
br0zbou snrtl nasledkem srazky,
stayN ~ mezi MIN trOjsttzni, pla.
clielni lodi Harry Knowltop V zali.
w long lslandskfm. IIrozna IN.
~ udalost stala W dnc ~. Gnora 0
~. bod yelerni l'arnik potopil
NJ 10 desetj minutaeb 20 srazce,
takze IidE ani ncmobli do zacbran,
ugeb cluph seskakati Parnik
Larchmant mel osm zacbrannych
GJund. Pct jieb pfjstAlo u bfebu,
ME y ttcbto byIy ttyG prazdnt.
Prayi W., Ne yysyobodiIo se cclkcm
jcbOm ~ cestujieich u Damofnikd.
RoynM kapitan Larcbmontu se ~.
chranjl.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-02-20

KrAsnS ohraa "MisiF Jan nua loael
80 80 syyml plA,el pied upAlenim
kuslnlel posleme NAm "a Sos iako
premil = felefa'nlm ptedplalnfm na
rakFok AZ
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-02-20

portOyhnf joponskgeh delnfk0, ~.
tryA na SVEN stan0yiskU. V pr
pusttni sem Japonskgeh kuli yidi
0byyatelk tampi 0br0zegf amerj,
ekkbo dtlnietya Neni poebyby
W. presidentoya conference y M.
Ifor6agy miDuIa ~ 1plDt 4 n.
lem,
HroznA tragedie v Cesks rodins,
v Cbieagu, H., udala W. v ne,
dtIj minuIfh0 tydne br0zDA r0djns
NJ traQedjc, IN padI ~ obtt Hlyot
mladtb0 mnze, kdezto mladh Hena
p0laef ~ v Bem0enici mezj HitO.
TEN b smrif JedDA W. ~ . p6,
pad krajapa Ant V0ditky, ~ 70,
|kh starflio slrojDika, kterg md Y
GDysl0 zastfeliti Woji Henu, kte,
RI 4 MIN Dechttla mi u gyOn smr6
m " zpeteti6 tntO tra0ed1. W,
difka byl by rid Nnifjl ~ ~ syoji
zen0n rid by byl III 4 ~ W spo.
leenf domaenosti, q tom syEdt1
dopjs, kterf yoditka pred broz.
ngm sym skutkem r0dif1m ~.
psal d v ntfGz prOblasil, NJ nedo-
pustf, aby HeDa jeb0 milOyana BY
ID Jiggm. Wall W spolu agi pred
r0knD a pro kteregi rodinne w.
stnpy Od gebe ~ 0dlouejii. Mia,
M manzeIka 0dsttboyaIa ~ 10 "
kn sym r0diGbm Vodifka spa.
sel toto odIouGeDf deJN d0bu, kdyz
ale 0gam0een0st Da1 d0jebIa nej,
yiee, zasel vi w we Hcnt, aby il II
nayratn pfemIuyiI. pfisel tam Y
Dedtli brzy dopoIedne . byl uyitan
lW0jl maDzelk0n dosti srdefntj I
h0v0fiI n nj yesele M do p0Icdne,
kdy take i r0dlnou Skaloygeb 20.
0btdyaj. 20 Obtdf nayrbl gyf
manzeIce, by 4 MIN ka d0 diyadla,
ale mIadA zena ~ yymInyila q ode,
pfeJa y MIN Jiti, yOditka medal
ma jeyo, NJ by NJ " pills bral h
srdci n zdstal 4 msnzcJk0u 20 eclf
0dp0Iedne, zert0yal, 1gaI se va,
lec ~ zdalo, ze j. Y pejIepM M.
ladt Take poycfcfel manzelIlou
b ceIou rodinou, natez ~ chystal X
odch0dn Ujcdpal ri 40 zcnou, ze
j zase 60 nejdnve naybtlyf. Kdyz
obIekl zimnik, wal ii kIobouk, do.
proyazcla ho manzelka ke dycfim.
Sotva ysak ufinii ntkolik krokn,
yodieka yytasiI revolver d jal ~
paliti ma syoji zcnu, ktera zasaze.
ma trent kulcmi kIesla X zemi y
boIcstnym kfikem, Ostatnich tle.
MI rodiny zmocnilo We yclke zdt.
hcni a ysichni byli jako ohromeni.
Vodi6ka obratiI zbra1 pr0ti sobf,
pfitisll si 1sti jeji k celn a pro.
hnal 81 lebku knii I,yl ma mistt
rnrtcy. Jeho manzclka dopraycna
byla do nemocnice, kdez jcji po.
ranGni prohlascna byla IN nebez.
pccna u pochybuje se, ze 80 1plne
uzdrayi, Tragedic mladeho man.
zelstyi yzbudila V fesk6 ehicazskf
kolopii pocbopitclng rozruch.
X Thawovu soudu.
snad doaud ME TAX nenapinalo
mysl AmcrIkhnI, jako 1'hawny
soud, nyni prav6 proiedn6yan$ v
New Yorlm. Obeeenstyo zpravy Y
noyindeh zroyna hlid, ie laGno ~
1elI ~ nejmensi podrobnosli, y |
iichz lifeni, mimochodem feceno,
anRliekf NJ pfedhani, l'o'
'hopltelnS rozruoh p0sohlly W |
poyedi Deny ieho, pro nlz Thaw |
glaAine odhodlal No L yraade sta
sitele Whitea, Vyehdzeii un je
,o podrobnoati, iel yrhail prapo
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-02-20
Sized syobodomyslnych

ByIi jsne pozadani, abychmm 0.
tiskll nasIednJici problaseDi; W.
bor pro sjezd syObodomyslDycIi
dokoncil praye r0zealaDi PRO.
bIasenf" / dotaznlk1 Da Gcsko.
americkt spolky q fagopisy. Jak
80 samO scbon rOzumi, nebyIO
mozno pfi takoyem obroyskem
u, ,0zstgi eeskgch spolkh We Spoje.
nych Statech ysecbny dostibnou.
ii, jednak neznalostf adres jinycb
pom1cek X zjlkttDi tech kterycb
spolkh IN ton pfitin0u obraci 80
ygbor ma cttne spoIky, JIM by
proyolani nebylo zaslanO, ~ zad0-
sti, by DeobttzoyaIy si pfjhlasiti
~ o same u tajernnika sjezdoyebo
yyborn; Rudolf Janda, 6l2 South
Centre ave. Chicago, H., JIM bu.
dc okamzite kazdtmu zadatcli w.
hoyeno. I1myslnt nebyl yync-
chan spoIek zadny ami casopis, ale
stalo-li sc TAX piece, zdda yybor
IN prominuti n nabizi sc napraw.
ii jim nezayintnou cbybu zphso.
bcm siiora uyedcnym
Japonska otazka v Kalifornh.
v ttchto dnech zayitala dcleea.
&c ~ San Franciska k presiden-
tow, ably promliyila MIN o chou.
losliytm napjeli y66i Japonenm,
jez 2nylhdlo v kalifornii, zejme
na y San lraneislp l'edliy6 IVA.
lovala q sdelenich, jcz ucinil ji
president u konec konen prohlhai'
Ia, ~ ncusloupi nj ' neimensim na
poladaylsu, nby zakon, zakazujici
einsk5m dtlnik0m pflslup do leio
xcme, vxtahoyal 80 tez na jnIon.
ske kali, ia pfy "a pfAnim ysech
nlyvaisl podei Paeifikn Nejakou
smlouyon, ils president ma ~ Ia
hem. hy se ohyvnieiaiyo tamntjA
niiak neerokoiiIo 60 ~ tSec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-24
POSSIBLE FRICTION
Between the Guatemalan and Hondu-
ran Governments.

BY way of Mexico. but not directly from
any of its representatives in Central
America, the State Department has been
acquainted with the fact that friction
threatens to develop between Guatemala
and Honduras in connection with the ap-
preaching elections this fall to fill the va
cancy in the permanent presidency of that
country. The underlying cause for the &C
ton of Guatemala in attempting to influ-
ence the selection of a president for Hon
duras Is said to be a desire on the part
of President Cabrera to strengthen his DO
stion against Mexico. which government,
he fears, is likely to pursue the effort to
secure the punishment of the Guatemalan
officials who We're charged with participa-
ton in the assassination of the former
president Gen. Barillas. That could perhaps
best be done by debating the selection of
a person to hold the presidency of Hon
duras who would surely be bound to ally
that country closely with Guatemala
1t is known here that Polacarpo BonilIa.
a brother of the person said to have been
selected by Guatemala for the Honduran
presidency, has been for some time in
the former country conducting an active
propaganda in behalf of Manuel Bonirla,
and it is suspected that he has had the
more or less benevolent support of the gov
eminent of Guatemala.
But these reports have had only the eff
feet TO hasten the conclusion of the nego-
tiations which have been in progress looking
to the assembling of the peace conference
in Washington next November. and with
the signature of the protocol recently both
the United States and Mexico believed that
the danger of an outbreak had been COM
pletely averted. The protocol in terms binds
the parties to it to refrain from any move
ment that might disturb the status quo and
thus endanger the success of the projected
conference. and the officials here feel
that any attempt on the part of Guatemala
to interfere in the internal affairs of an
other sovereign state would be in violation
of that protocol. it Is not doubted that the
movement in favor of Bonilla will be kept
within the bounds of proprety.
The gunboat Dubuque left New Orleans
yesterday for Puerto Cortez, Honduras for
the better protection of United States in
tereSts in that quarter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-24
GREATER COTTON CONSUMPTION
Census Bureau Report for Year End
ed August 81.

The census bureau reported today that
for the year ended August 81 last 1926, 1888
running bales of cotton We're taken by all
American manufacturers, compared with
4,s2O,9!O for last year, and 4.5S7.O21 bales
consumed, compared with 4,9O9, 479 for last
year. The manufacturers stock al the close
of the year was 996, 279 bales, compared
with 6ss,312 last year. Active cotton
spindles numbered % 242, 4O7, compared
with .. 260O36 last year.
The report says:
The statistcians of cotton taken, con-
sumed and of stocks are for all establish
ments using cotton, including cotton
mills wooden mills, hosiery and knit goods
establishments, those engaged in the manu-
facture of mattresses and the like; statis
ties of active cotton consuming spindles
include those which consumed cotton only
during the year and do not include those
which consumed cotton mixed with other
fibers. The totals of cotton amounting to
1901 include foreign cotton amounting to
6.O1S bales taken and 5.231 bales consumed
by manufacturers in the cotton growing
states. and 1?o.3S9 bales taken and 103, S54
bales consumed by manufacturers in all
other states.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-24
REPORT WAS PREMATURE.
No Definite Plans for Big Roller
Skating Rink.

The published statement that plans are
under way to establish large roller skat-
ing rink In the building known as the Halls
of the Ancients, on New York avenue be-
tween 18th and 14th streets northwest, is
premature, according to R. Golden Donald
son, attorney In charge of the property. He
stated today that the roller skating rink has
been suggested to him. but he knows Of
nothing definite upon the subject, and that
1t is very doubtful if the plans materialize.
He explained that, as a matter of fact. 1t
is very doubtful if the proposition will be
considered seriously by the owners
According to Mr. Donaldson, a representa-
tive Of Capt, John Young, proprietor of
Young's Hotel and Young's Pier, Atlantic
City. called upon him several days ago and
suggested the proposition of turning part
Of the big building into a rink. No real
business or plans were discussed, and Mr..
Donaldson has heard nothing about the
matter since. He explained that the prop
ostion will not be an attractive one to the
owners of the building. in view Of the fact
that If the building is altered for the skat-
ing rink the latter will only occupy a por-
ton Of the premises and there may be q
difficulty in renting the other part.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-24
CARDINAL GIBBONS ON LABOR
Declares He Is Strongly Opposed to
Strikes and Boycotts.

The labor leaders of this city are much
interested in advance copies of an article
from the pen of Cardinal Gibbons on
organized Labor" which will appear in
fututmS Monthly for October He de-
cI'r"s himself as strongly opposed to
strikes and boycotts as means of set
Ting differences between EMPLOYERS and
employees and makes an appeal for the
peaceful adjustment of industrial diff
'ulues. He denuunces trusts and cor
r"ratIons. and speaks of the 'grasping
hvariCe of the monopolist."
While he approves the banding together
of wurkingmen for their own protection the
cardinal denOunces those elements OF or
gained labor which stir up unnecessary
diScord. He says strikes are a question
able remedy for the redress of the laborers'
grievances. They paralyZe industry and
often foment fierce passions and lead 10
the destruction of property.
Cardinal Gibbons declares in favor of ar
btratipn, and says the American working
man Is better paid and lives better than
his brethren across the Atlantic. After
cundemuing methods of boycottng he
warns labor unions against toerating ex-
plosive Clements dangerous To their own
well being. Labor leaders. he adds, should
be possessed of great tact tirmness and su-
periOr executive ability. who will honest
Is aim at consulting the welfare of the So
ctety they represent, without infringing
upon the rights of their employers" He
also warns the workingman against de
signing demagogues who would make the
labor unions subservient to their own self
tsh ends "
The unions HI says should exclude
from their ranks that turbulent element
who boldly preach the gospel of anarchy
socia ism and nihilism."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-24
WORK OF PROPERTY CLERK
ANNUAL REPORT SUBMITTED
TO COMMISSIONERS.
Outlines Business of the Past Year
and Asks Certain Increases
in Salaries.

NJ. G. Hargrove. property clerk for the
District submitted his annual report to the
Commissioners today showing the transac-
lions of his department for the fiscal year
ended June 80 last. The property clerk
does all the buying of supplies and construc-
ton materials for every branch of the Dis
trict government, and in his report it is
shown that the total amount spent by the
District last year for supplies and construc-
ton materials was LOSE, 3oS.e3, which sum
is $4,000 more than was spent during the
fiscal year ended June 80, 1906.
In a summary showing a detailed record
Of the work done by this big department.
1t is recorded that there were 1890 circular
proposals sent out for quotations last year
9.O57 acquisitions received, II Gal orders Is
sued. 1880 vouchers verified. certified. and
forwarded for settlement, and 3,Sl9 letters
sampling and purchasing for the District
was the largest part of the work Of the
department.
The amount of construction materials
purchased, stored and issued from the Dis
trict property yards was S212392: amount
of construction material purchased for de-
livery on line of work. $71570; the amount
of classified list of supplies purchased other
than construction materials, $79S 2SS. Al; the
amount expended on account of salaries for
per diem, employees, $7,O57.17. The total
amount of all expe nditures mentioned above
does not include special castings. pipe,
water and sewer departments under special
contracts.
Amounts expended for supplies for the
various departments of the District, ex-
cept the engineer department. amounted to
$62S, 99i 81. During the year the condemned
materials turned over to the property clerk
and sold amounted to $11.17735. and of
this amount s1.19O was for horses.
Difficulty Experienced.
In his report Mr. Hargrove called atten-
ton to the difficulty he met in obtaining
satisfactory bids in purchasing coal and
wood for District use.
He pointed out that the new property
yard for the District has been selected at
Delaware and Florida avenues northeast
and will be ready FOR the storage Of ma
site has been selected on D street between
18th and 14th streets southwest for the
erection of a cement warehouse. plans for
which are now being prepared. and which
is expected to be ready for storage pur-
poses within the year. He said the new
sioners last year in ordering and paying
for supplies. has proven a success and eN
pedited the work of The office.
One of his most important recOmmen-
dations was an appropriation Of $4,000
for the construction of a wharf ter stor-
age of sand and gravel.
He recommended the following in
creases in salaries: w. H. ONeill. dep
uty property clerk from 81 800 TO 81 800
per annum; J. w. Winner clerk at 81 800
be increased to Sl.15O per annum. E. ].
Dermody, laborer at $500, to 5000 per
ford laborer at $500 per annum. to s72O
per annum. and rated az clerk, and that
the office be provided with two additional
clerks at $500 each per annum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-24
CENTRAL LABOR UNION
BUSINESS TRANSACTED AT THE
MEETING LAST EVENING.

Visitors attended the meeting of the Cen
trail Labor Union last evening. those from
out of town present being F. ]. McNulty,
grand president of the Brotherhood of
Electrical Workers; James Solomon, busl-
ness agent, and A. X. Atherton, financial
secretary of Brooklyn, n. Y. Central La
Dor Union, and Lee Hart, international sec
retary-treasurer Of the Theatrical Stage
Alliance. They spoke of labor conditions
of the country, and babe those lighting
against the open shop to keep "whack-
ing away" The remarks of the general
officers were applauded.
The convention call Of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor by Samuel Gompers. it's
president, fixing sessions Of that body at
Norfolk. Va, beginning November II. was
read and o'clock next Monday night set
as the hour for the election of delegate
to represent the central body.
A call for financial aid for the commercial
telegraphers now on strike. was read and
referred to locals for consideration.
Cause Of Comment.
J. l.. Rodier introduced resolutions, and
the motion to adopt was followed by caus-
tic comments as to the action Of the Dis
trict Commissioners, after which the mo-
ton prevailed.
The government Of the best governed
city in the world was scored, and the list
OF the delegates appointed to the conven-
ton of the Civic Federation at Chicago
was read, and delegates pointed out that
not a member of organized labor was
among them.
The resolution sets forth that in the
constitution of the committee the Commits
sloners have merely followed all precedents
In totally and contemptuously ignoring the
greatest economic force in the District OF
Columbia. organized labor, and the Central
Labor Union hereby expresses its scorn and
its amused contempt of the palpable at
tempt to humiliate $4,000 American citi-
zens, whom 1t represents"
letter was read from the Trades Coun-
ell en- OF New Orleans stating that the council
nad followed the action of the American
brewery workers from that body and call
ing upon the central body to do likewise.
after the reading Of the circular a motion
was made to file 1t. and this action is taken
py delegates to mean that as far as the
brewery workers fight with the American
RECREATION of Labor Is concerned the CEN
trail body will keep it's hands off.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-24
NEW NATURALIZATION LAW.
Assistant Attorney General Cooley
Back From Oficial Trip.

A. w. Cooley, assistant attorney general
mas returned from trip to the Pacific
coast where he went to organize the ma
chinery for putting into effect the provisions
or the new naturalization law The main
feature of the new law is that the United
states shall be represented at final hear
lnss OF applicants for citizenship The OBJ
1ect or this representation Is to prevent
fraudulent naturalization. An appropri-
atlon OF 100000 was made to put the law
into efrect. Because United States attor-
neys were too busily engaged in their regu-
lar work to attend the final hearings. it
was decided by the Department of Justice
10 appoint special assistant attorneys to
do this work. Mr.. Cooley was In the far
west selecting some Of the legal representa-
tives OF the government. and also making
selections of men to act as examiners. It
Will be the duty of examiners to inyesti-
gate the record of every applicant for citi-
Zenshlp. and report the results to the gov
eminent. which will place the results of the
investigation in the hands of the special at
torneys for use at the final hearings
Mr.. Cooley will probably divide the coun-
try into districts placing inspectors and as
sistant attorneys in each district These
officials will take care of the cases arising
in their respective districts. Mr. Cooley
will recommend that the inspectors he
placed under the new bureau of naturaliza-
ton. the Department of Justice to merely
do the legal work arising from hearings
and reports of inspectors.