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The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-01-09
INHUMAN
Cruel and Malignant are the Men
Who are Making Campaign
Against Organized Labor.
Revelation of the Dishonest Meth
DDS, and the ReprehensibIe Mo
tives of the Open Shop Advocates
a Shock to General Public.

Notwithstanding the great secre-
cy that is observed to conceal from
the American public the names of
individuals affiliated with that un-
American organization calling it.
self the National Association of
manufacturers, It has been definite
ly asccrtaincf that Its ruling spir-
Its are the meaneSt class of mann
mon worShipper and that the ma
Jorlty of its members know little or
nothing about the true :nwardness
of the organization.
The ruling spirits conceal their
diabolical plotting from the major.
1ty by doing their nefarious work
IN the name of some local organiza-
tlon. Where its work is known.
the association has the unenyiable
record of being the greatest menace
to industrial peace, and CONNER
cial prosperity, that ever cursed
any community in our day. There
is not a single instance on record
where any city or community was
benefited in any way or manner
by its operations. Ruin and dis
aster to business and commercial
prosperity follow in its trail.
In every city, industrial or com.
mercial center, where its emissaries
were permitted to gain foothold.
and by falsehood and sophistry.
sow the seeds of dissention between
capital and labor, employers and
employees, the Legitimate business
snd commercial interests of the
place paid dearly therefor. The
mayor of San Francisco adopted
heroic measures to put stop to
its Vaccinations. The manufact-
urers of Clevelani. as soon as they
had their way opened to its W esd
work washed their hands c.ean
from 1T, and seeded from it in a
body.
An eminent an impartial author
speaking of this organization re-
Gently said: GAS one of the people
having an opinion TO throw upon
the sky of publicity, and through
the lenses of impartiality, / cannot
but see there hangs over this asso.
citation of so-calIed manufact urers
the blighting veil of cowardIy de-
ceptlon." Yet there are people in
West Virginia, and some Of them
III Charleston, we are sorry to say,
who stand as sponsors for this cow
ardly aggregation of deceivers.
AS mask to conceal its identity
and character, its processes to be
specially friendly to organized la.
Dor, and desirous of maintaining
amicable relations between employ
ers and employees; yet the evidence
is conclusive and incontrovertible
that no more fiendish conspiIators
against labor ever infested the land
with their presence than the men
who are running the organization
>. w. Van Cleave, G. w. Post
and w. NJ. Parry. To borrow
phralSe from one who knows
whereof he af1irms: 'sThe mind re-
coils from contact with so insidu-
Gus set Of reptiles seeking to in
sert their poisonous fags in the
body of noble labor.n
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-01-09

are back in harness and are work
ing with renewed vigor, strength
enlng the organization. The locals
throughout the District are still
increasing in membership and are
reaching ont fer better things. Ev-
cry member OF the organization has
a part to perform in the general
trend OF upbuilding the organiza-
tlon in the state, and should start
the new year with a determination
to do it, and if they do success will
crown their efforts.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-01-09

Our article on the guard system
and tie proposed passage of Senate
Bill No. %, has met with enthusi-
astic approval throughout the en-
tire district and letters and cou-
pons are pouring in from all sec
TONS. No union miner should fail
to sign and send in coupon, and
should solicit the signatures of the
business men and others. The time
Is ripe for mining legislation that
will protect the lives of the miners
and the enforcement of the law. q
hard pull all together and we can
nd West Virginia of Corporation
CoSsacks.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-01-09
A Mitchell Testimonial.

1t is reported from Hazelton, Pa
that movement has been started
to raise a fund of $4,000 amons
the United Mine Workers OF
America as a testimonial to Johr
Mitchell upon his aetirement fror
the presidency of the union mex
April.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-01-09

District No. 6, United Mine
Workers of America, which is
composed of the union miners i'll
the State of Ohio, will hold its
nineteenth annual convention in
Columbus, commencing on next
thursday. At this meeting Off
GERS of the organization will be
elected for the ensuing year. Nei
ther William Green, the president
OF the organization, nor G. w.
Savage, the etarytreasurer,
Will have any opposition for re-
election. ID. II. Sullivan, the vice
president, will have two opponents
and they are both Athens county
men, Michael Collins, of Athens,
being one of them and Oliver Chan
mel, of Hooking, the other.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-01-09

Messrs. E. B. Vickers, Robert
Eggleston and G. F. Coleman were
In the city from Mucklow last
week on business connected with
the organization. They report the
most harmonious relations between
the employers and employees at
toat place
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-01-09
BULLDOZE AND TERRORIZE PEOPL E
Many Outrages Have Been Committed by Them
and their Lawlessness is Upheld by Their
Employers-The Cold Facts Set Forth
in Governors Peonage Message.

Our article in regard the Virginia
last weeks i'll which
20 has aroused
and not for the
state and that the abiding beg to
differ from these gentlemen position quote
oo"s from he special message OF Governor Dawson
of and labor conditions legislature
wyoming county case shows that these
held in peonage, GUARDED BY ARMED
back the transportation and unawfuy
CIOUS L1AWLESS MEN EMPLOYED GUARDS
Ihe Fayette county speaks for itself.
CRUEL, HEARTLISS AND MURDER by of these
"GUARDs
restricted to cases like
IALLY TO PROHIBIT LABOR AGITATORs AND ORGANIZERS
and his PREMISE I % o Geu5 n ts % gns protect his proper
hs and in event
I 3 II hASS
s f. 5d HoF i R US n M
3 not to the @ best , Interest re Of the these
them few mouths penten
msn killed S to ny % @ m
@ ns %.fs % ts xs;
holding them in these unlawful pointed my regular
equally such whether @ e G yietm nth
abGsr it will not do to have one law
ree I 'ne of stanaiHg d
ignorant any are SN'"' they should be to the
A ohsbt 1aYs said & the 3 labor this state
m 10 The M1SiSG M OF s te sms WHOLLY CON
SsS eon%tted S P1ss" srue Ths beaff as
poatOn owned officials
That the guard SYSTEM tbes
West Virginia. will
them
the citizens relief
rivals Siberian cruelty.
There Is but remedy
slaves Of Virginia and tatis the
similar W i'll the
the citizens of the will they
vile tools of the blood sucking corporations?
this BILL -
SENATE BILL NO 90
, Rl
CJanuary ~ LOBBY Mr. Montgomery to Com
lmittee the Judiciary
Be it enacted by the Legislature of West Virginia:
Sec If firm
which shall
police deputy sheriff
of
cuton OF the law under private
police,
acly similar to those of those above
hallin
pertaining such employment
r person shall be injured IN his person.
fFS Continued on Page -
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-01-09

National Organizer Armando
Petlzzair, who spent the holidays
with his relatives and friends in
Indiana, has returned and resumed
his duties.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-01-09

The call for the Nineteenth An
uual Convention Of the United
Mine Workers of America has
been issued from the National Off
CO to take place at 'omlinson Hall,
indianapolis, Indiana, at 10
O'Clock a. m. Tuesday, January
u, 1908. Local unions are reques-
ted to elect delegates sufficiently
early to enable the secretary to
forward the duplicate credentials
so they will reach the Internation-
al Secretary's office not later than
Friday, January 10, 1908. Special
rates of transportation have been
secured for delegates.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-01-09

After a weeks lay-off for the
holidays, the District and Sub
District officers and the organizers
The new South-news., 1908-07-18

Kodoi is such a digesicf
lat What you nrsl ! the foods
that you want, and koiol COM
pirtciy digctts them
IL docs ail ihar che healthy sfom.
ach does all that the bowels d0.
one can scc ii DO this. under
proper conditions, BY applying q
lif'lr Kod1i % Q m.ziafc of food
IN a test fubc
or you can prove 10 iftf ary
meal IN your own stomach
We have never inHnd another
dirrstes which does what Hodol
dors.
When the stomach ia weak %
perfect disestef Is oi vital import
ance.
The new South-news., 1908-07-18

The nnnhtion 20 ". J Bryan
for president, AMI John w. Ke n
VIC, -Yresid~uf. has siruck q popn.
ir cord, ana tns wav- - spreading
north. ~a,i. west aud south. The
,ra q 'lo y ftrcrAtc party . better
uuiss taan f,- m nv years d q 9
on OK TOR he success uf the tlsKet
sv,rg fl,tt~riug Indeed. Another
.avnanle sign H., that he labor vote
healed bv Mitchell ard Gcmpers,
prom,f ent labor leaders will te Civ
m almo-t sohd for Bryan. Hlrrat
Cor Bryan and Kern.
The new South-news., 1908-07-18

Hon. Es'on j Bowers, the effic,enf
and psins',k'n9 Congressman from
this n p 1i.'r.c'. was visitor 70
this PFC. . Monday, and improved
The TIN. eh'le her" IN renewing ola
acq1. n . t.'- AMI making naw
onD-. bo~~rs y s-nQusne Of
parrs me ~.iD 'h~ coming c1nre. I
Ia Sov. ps~r h o1n. chances
ar tn "..A tDr rOsy hn- Of sue
cs-- irrid.r' upon n career of five
" ar- ruoic service for his people.
whom through all that riine he ha.
serv"d wifh signal ability beariug
bn' one OBJ ct in mind At all times.
III suifhrrdnce of every lauds,i
object 0r enterprise looking 70 the
upbniliins II his district
Tha' be has arqlirter himself
with ail credit i . fact beyond de-
bgfe ~ q the people Of the district
sfana r~adg 70 afte~t 10 the truthful.
n 49, ~ he proposition AZ the polls
W. the faithful can stand u,o1
10, ord ~ work well done and
thu-- nnvorfhv will most assuredly
lg,d en IN ignominious defeat. o.
ID -. eat Star
The new South-news., 1908-07-18

Most digesfers, put up 10 dry
form. depend almos, solely on pep.
sr
Bot rcpfin digcs's aibnmen only.
Not starch. not fats. not phos-
pilates.
Nor can pcptin Do what ihc bow.
els do toward Gigf siicu. Yet that
- almost half
A perfect digctttf requires that
many ingredients he perfectly ball
ancei And they must De 90 hg.
uid form.
The new South-news., 1908-07-18

attended bv the highest price baby
,pecialist could not be cured of stom-
ach or bowel trouble any quicker or
sarer than YOUR baby Il YOU give Il
NcGee's Baby Elixir. Cures diarr-
hoea, dysentary and all arrangements
OF the stomach or bowels Price 23t
and soc. Totd by oil druggist.
The new South-news., 1908-07-18

The stomach. 70 recover. riu't
have complete rest There must
be no undigesied food 10 iffiiaie
tic iufamei lining
Complete resi- never comes
through dieting There Is always
fomeihing which the stomach can't
digest
hnd dieting means partial siar-
gaiion. jusi ai a time when nour-
i,hmcnt ulii d. more than medi-
c|uc.
Kodol it essential Ii docs what
nothing else can 10. li giycs
snch instan, rrlef~-ss b complete
relief -fhat che stomach very
quickly recover.
You wont need on artificial d.
gr.icf long 20 you employ this per-
feet hel9
The new South-news., 1908-07-18
\ CaIiiOrnian's Luck.

'lh" iuckies. day OF my life wa.
shtn fought a box ci Bncklen'r
Arlc, Saiye;" writes Charles +.
Blcnnu Of Tracy, California. Two
25c boxes cured me OF ian annoying
cas- Il .ichirg piles, which had
troubled me for year- and that yield
ed 10 40 other treatment" Sold I'M
der guarantee az r. j. Wards drug
etefe.
The new South-news., 1908-07-18

pnEsBYIESIAS :-Ptririlfe ( ~
Let K 3rr. sunday IN sar' NJ ffi
bv Il -. Ct4- O5er-0' n'fr1
-undav school ~ 49, rl
The new South-news., 1908-07-18

TIE greet polite J hit'lo this
wear. wl'l be Taught IA the great
v~s', Dr wvrl Bryan arl rafr. We
Del eve with ali our heart. sou. and
BODY. THAT " !. Brvnn will oe the
mex presileu of the U0ited states.
The new South-news., 1908-07-18

The di-xruutle.i nrarve- iu t,i.
north. over their black r-eafmrn
az Chics9,. will all fai. into 'ht
reff band wagon. 4 few spo1du-
lecks, distributed among The ieades.
will bring them around all iis b. .
The new South-news., 1908-07-18

BAPTIST -pre,cl ~ -v.r' %
aud sih SUNDAY w each ~ .f'h s.
Rev. !. ID. isme-or
Sunday schoo. a 2 80 =. ~
The new South-news., 1908-07-18

METHODIST ~ Preach u. every l-'
& 3rl -urdav R.v. ". j. Dawson. .
Pss-or. run day .cf ool 80 IN.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-05-09
Another Great irrigation Project

The first of next month will mark the opening
period of another great irrigation project in Idaho
under the provisions of the Carey Act This act
has become one of the greatest benefits to Idaho OF
any legislation that passed, and few states
outside of Idaho have made any particular use of
the law, in comparison to the use which Idaho has
made of it.
The last project to be opened under this act is the
Twin Falls Salmon river segregation, which is part
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-05-09

Senator Hepburn has offered amendment to
the E1ns rate bill to provide that no higher freight
rate shall be paid for the short haul than for the
long haul intending to give to interior points the
same advantage that is enjoyed by coast points.
Goods consigned to Pacific coast points given
less rate than goods consigned to interior points like
Boise It is discrimination that Mr. Hepburn seeks
to correct.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17
Personal Mention

J. d. Newcomer. who has been on
a grand excursion to Charlotte
Island, Alaska, with a party OF East
ern capitalists. was a guest for few
days Of Mr. and Mrs. Miles on Mob
Hill, He is from Eldora. Iowa. where
he is in the banking business.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ID. Barber are
home from two months spent In Cali
fornia. and are better pleased with
Oregon than ever.
Photo Artist Salb Is at his place
of business. after FIVE weeks spell
OF fever.
Eber LAHORE has taken charge Of
the Thompson jewellery store. TO give
Mr.. Thompson a needed spell OF rec
reatiOn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17
DIED.

LEARNED.-At the Salem hospital,
Sunday. February i6. 1908. of
pneumonia, Sara f.. wife of Nelson
Learned, aged 40 years.
Mrs Learned was born In Angus
Ia. Maine, April 49, 1898, and was
married at West Farmingdale,
Maine. September 2. 1865. with
her husband she came TO Oregon In
July, 1890. and has resided here
since that date.
Her husband and one son, VIII
lard. OF Los Angeles. survive her.
Services at Rigdon's parlors at
10 o'clock Tuesday morning The
body will be taken TO Portland for
cremation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17
THEY ANSWERED. THE
CALL OF THE WILD.

John Taylor, Simon Mathews and
Tom Andrews. three Indian youths
about 20 years of age. were appre-
hended here at O'Clock Sunday
morning, after having escaped from
the Indian school at Chemawa When
questioned by Chief OF Police Glib
son, the boys stated that they had
left the school Saturday afternoon,
and We're planning 20 escape 10 Ida
no. They were returned TO Chema-
wa on the first train. leaving for that
place after their arrest
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17

GooDE.-At the family home in
this city, Sunday, February i6,
1905, at 10 o'clock a. m. Maria
wife OF James f. Goode, aged Ga
years.
Maria GOOde was born in Evans
vile, Indiana. was married TO James
+. Goode In Clark county. Missouri.
In 1896. and in 1890. with her hns-
band. came TO Salem, where she has
since resided, She was a woman OF
fine character. gentle in manner. of
a sweet and loyeable disposition. aud
with heart overhowing with simple
goodness She leaves a wide circle
OF friends. who. with her bereaved
husband and children. will sincerely
mourn the loss OF so true a friend. so
loving a wife. so gentle and aneo-
tionate a mother
Mrs. Goode was a member OF the
Free Methodist church. and her loss
will be keenly felt In church circles.
She leaves besides her sorrowlng
husband nine children: Mrs. James
schantz. Mrs. Carrie Knowland. Mrs.
Roy Phillips. Miss Lou Goode, Jasper
GOode. an OF Salem; Charles GOode
and Mrs Matte Rhodes. OF Portland
Mrs. John steelhammer. OF Wood ]
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17

burn, and Mrs. Alb. West. OF Falls
City.
The funeral services will be con-
Quoted at the family home. corner OF
Capital and Shipping streets, Rev.
Cook. OF Portland. officiating, tomor-
row, Tuesday. February rs. at 10
o'clock a. m. lnterment IN City
View cemetery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17
Entertainment Postponed

Notice, knights OF Pythias and
Pythian Sisters. On account OF the
smoker given by the Board OF Trade
Tuesday evening. February rs.
1905, the anniversary entertainment
Is postponed for one week. Those
having invitations will please re-
member that the entertainment will
be given February 25, 1908. BY or
der of Chancellor Commander.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17

married couple there named a recent
arrival in the family Emily Nesblt
Thaw. The neighbors object, and
make all kinds of dire threats. but
as It isn't their baby. it's diffioult for
an unbiased outsider to discover
what business 1t is of theirs. any
way.
The whole Japanese question Is
easily settled. Let Americans cease
to patronize them in anyway, and
the thing Is done. The American
people have the game in their own
hands, and hence have no kick "
the country is captured by the ORR
entails.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17

For Sale---A TwO-horse Rushford
farm wagon. with spring seat;
only used one week. a bargain En-
quire al li29 North Cottage
street. Phone 329. 2-17-8ts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17
I.RAYS.

ny oFegonian tells OF a mao
az vas black, who. on re,
n 1on an attack Of typhoid
'aop Of Origh, red hair. This
'~ u strange, but probably
'ae plausible solution Of
~asa0n, that is that the man
''ing hair dye.
- '.'oes are cutting their
hair. and their own
'l'Asially ar ten cents per
|. '-l''sial :. street is to be
- 'i'uli'hic, or something
~, ~ill II not have to be
- Most people say there
g 'l's 50 good.
-. : ao' saying much. but
49, 'Aiiea'e that Tah will
-. 'e' light on his hands A.
y Aah he did at the pri,
" 'oaad cut yet whosa val
are or whose valentine
'l.1k your best. iss
80 ,'.a Of Violin, S. D. is
-lol stage. becsuss !
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17
TMo Weeks, Raclng-

At the Auditorium rink. com
mencing tonight Amateur six-day
race this week. Professional next
week. See the amateurs start to-
night at o'clock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17

Has sad News
A. W. Dennis received a letter to-
day announcing the death OF his aget
mother at Charlottetown, the capital
of Prince Edward Island. She was
over 80 years old
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17

Wanted Competent girl 70 do house
work, at 1919 Ferry street. near
Union Phone 33S. 2-I7-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17

For salc--3i head OF goats. 27 nan
nies and seven wethers. first class;
$3.50 per head Call r. J. Card
liner. Route No. 2. or phone 47s
Farmers. 2-I7-3ts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17
| NEW TO-DAY /

For Sale-several houses in Salem.
and farm lands at bargain. Cap
ital National Bank. 6-1-eod-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17

For Sale-Large body and best
grade seoond-growth fir. Phone
14i7 or 1898. Downing a Eoff.
2-S-tf-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17

For Sale--A 5-acre track, 2A miles
south OF Salem. on Liberty road.
Good Groom house, well and out
buildings, See III. c. Kopaske,
Route No. g.. 2-i7-lwks
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17

Just Opned--A new blacksmith
wagon shop and and horse shoe
ing, near l6th and Market stret.
EnglewoOd addition. Salem. Your
trade solicited. All work guaran-
teed. E. n. Thomas. 2-i7-tws
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17
Come Out, Democratic

All in sympathy with Democratic
teachings are requested 10 come 20
the meeting OF the Jefferson Demo-
cratic club tonight al Il. V. hall,
State street, upstairs over Earring
ton & Van Patten's market. ImpOr-
tant. p. L. Frazer. president
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17

Messrs. Rogers and Grilley-
Will give a recital at the First
Christian church next Wednesday
night No one should miss hearing
these famous entertainers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17
Rogers. the Famous Solo Harplst--

And Charles T. Grilley. impersOn'
ater. will be heard at the First Chris
tlan church Wednesday evening,
February IS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-29
HOUSE COULDN'T ACT.
AIarIeh RGu Net Sent Over From tA
 Senate.

AIarieh Blu Net Sent Over From the
 Senate.
 Washington, March 2s--The Aldrich currency bill failed to reach the House today as was expected
 This failure was due to the fact that the rules of the House forbid the re- ceipt of messages from the Senate when the latter body is not in session. The senate adjourned yesterday until next Monday and thus prevented for tw" days the ofacial transmission Of the news of it's action to the lower body.
 This point had never been raised un- i'll within the past six weeks. Up to that time Senate bills had gone to tho House regardless of whether the Sen AtA was in session or not
 MT. Bartlett, Georgia has made points of order against the receipt of tha message from the Senate Tnder these circumstances since the present session began. and the Speaker has advised the Senate not to send bills aver when the Senate was not sitting. The Aldrich bill will go to the House Monday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-29
HARRY oRCHARD's CASE. {.
He Refuses to Make Application for .
 Pardon.

Pardon.
 Boise, Idaho. March 2s.-Tne Sta.0 pardon Board will meet in regular ses- atom next Wednesday and in order 10 taka m for consideration the matter If ren1ittIng the sentence of death pro nounced upon Harry Orchard, the sett- oonfessed murderer of Frank steunen- berr. 1t will be necessary that an ap- DiIcation for such ciemency be nied with the board.
 In sentencing Orchard, Judge Wood recommended to the Board that the daath sentence of Orchard be remitted' Tne Attorney General has given an oplnion that under the laws Of idaho inc Pardon Board can not act upon fudge Woods recommendation alone that an application must be made to It in Orchards behalf. Yesterday Frank n. wymar, Orchards attorney, by vir- tue of appointment by the court, visit ed Orchard in the penitentiary' ex- pIained the situation to him and urged him to make such application and agree to make application before the Pardon Board in person. Orchard emphatical- l. ly refused to do so. He said that he had committed the crime and felt that he should pay the full penalty.
 Mir. Wyman said last night: IT no one else will make the proper appli- cation to the board, l will make It my self. 1t will be my duty as orchards attorney"