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MARKET DISPLAYS
GOOD STRENGTH

New York. Aug. 26,-The majority of
stocks opened at slight advances above
yesterdays closing prices Southern Pa
cific was the most important exception.
but its loss of Y was Immediately made
up when the rest of the list began TO
display an advancing tendency. Rock Is
land advanced Il point
The volume of business shrank stead
ily until the trading became purely NOM
disousslng the tangled aiIair OF the sus-
pended hTm rather than to engage in
market commitments. The tone, how
ever, was decidedly firm, ana there was
an Improvement of ~ in Missouri Pa
cine and ] In Canadian Pacific and Amer
lean Smelling.
Prices of the active stocks underwent
little change towards the second hour
of business Southern Pacific advanced
to 100 which was about the most com
plete incident of the trading
Bonds We're steady.
The gain In Canadian Pacific reached
"a and Union Pacific. Southern Pacific,
A.naig aamted Copper and United States
Steel preferred. Otherwise prices were
not altered appreciably and number
of stocks We're not dealt In at all.
The closing was strong. The advance
in prices was uninterrupted to the close
y feature of the mai hours dealings
was the heavy accumulation of Rock Is
land preferred and Southern Pacific, both
gaining about 9 points and the latter
establishing new high record price OF
l0l h. Central Railroad of New Jersey
also improved 3&, Northwestern IA
aud st. Paul, American Sugar and Ma
tional Lead !. Prices increased consid'
eraply toward the end and the market
showed much greater breadth.
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CONCENTRATES.

General Manager l.. Hanchett Of tho
Newhouse mines Is away on his vaca-
ton
j. G, Jensen and Ernest II. Woolley
have purchased seats on the Salt Lake
stock & Mining exchange.
Tho new knight smelter is being
placed IN commission. Several of the
hand roasters have been started
President Tony Jacobson of the COL
umbus Consolidated Is In Alta on a trip
of inspection, He viii be out Of the
city several days
The Taylor & Bmnton Sampllng
company Is breaking ground for its
new sampling min to be erected In the
IintG district.
Engineer S. W. Mudd Of the Raw
Consolidated Copper company OF Ar
iona Is in the city Tho Ray mines are
controlled by the Utah Copper crowd
w C. Aladsc mechanical engineer
Of the Yampa Smelling company, de-
parted today for the Brittania mines
In British Columbia on mining bust
ness.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late Yesterday by Mccormick q
Company We're: Crude ore and con-
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ARRANGING FOR
TAFT'S DEPARTURE

Hot Springs. Va, Aug. 2G.-Arrange-
ments for the departure of Judge W.
II. Taft and party from Hot Springs
We're practically completed today. The
party will leave the Virginia Hot
Springs at $3.50 Friday evening In n
special car which Is to be attached to
the regular train. The newspaper cor
TAFT in the special car the cost of
which is borne by the party in common
Athens, o., will be reached a 1928 a.
IN. Saturday and Judge TAFT will deliy-
er non-poltical address to the vetrr-
ans there. The departure from Athens
VIII be al 1928 p. m, and the arrival at
Toledo VIII be after 30 o'clock Satur-
day night. In order to avoid Sunday
travel the party viii embark at once for
Middle Bass island, where Judge Taft
win devote a week or so TO fishing and
some of his time may be given to po-
litical conferences. His chief of STAFF.
Mr.. A. l. Vorys, win Join him at Ath-
ems, but viii not 30 directly to Middle
Bass Island. He VIII reJon Judge Taft
there at later date next week.
The only excursion from Middle Bass
now ON the program is scheduled for
Sept. .. when Judge Taft win attend
the @. A. Il. reunion at Toledo. Al
though the date is not definitely fixed
the party probably viii leave for Gin
clnattl on Sept T.
Judge Tart Is receiving a number of
reports indicating TINT the support of
the col0red voters has not been with
drawn from him Copies were received
today by the candidate of resolutions
OF endorsement adopted by the colored
Republican club Of New Rochelle. n.
" and the Charles H. Hughes Afro
American Republican club of Roches-
ter, N, Y.
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NEW YORK CURB.

Cumberland Ely, SHQS%; Giroux
Con, AZ G41a; Nevada Con, 1IhM
ll9s; Nevada Utah, 3 q as; Newhouse,
6@6ls' Tennessee Copper, 37@371a;
tiona Copper Az as; Davis DAILY, "a
@9iE; Dominion Copper, 2A@29s; Ely
Central. &01h Ely CON. t5m2O;
Furnace Greek, 1913; Boston Con.
l2laml2% Yukon Gold, iss Q4M
Miami Copper 1895 @1O9s; Bay State
Gas, > l316m27s; Greene & * $. Com.
4 OSLO; Mitchell. h@1s; Montgom-
cry Shoshone, 1850 -: Nevada
Smelling l1s6pls; Silver Queen, 101G0
1906; Silver Leaf l4M15; King Edward.
q mR; Foster Cobalt q 0is Cobalt
Central. 37a@4O; Mckinley Darragh,
ar13-l6; Tintic Mining ~ as; Glib
raltar, 5@7; North Butte. 3S@41,
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JOSEPH AT RHYoLITE.
Says Shoshone Mine Is Big Notwith-
standing Krumb Report.

According to the Rhyolite Herald.
Harry 5. Joseph was shown through
the Montgomery Shoshone mine last
week and after taking a large number
of samples from the sulphide ore body
on the 600 consented TO be interviewed
In which he is quoted as saying
While l do not feel at liberty to give
the yield of the sample, | will saY 1t
IS excellent ore. and will return a good
milling profit My estimation of the
Shoshone is that it is great prop
erty. | would not like to criticize MIR.
krumb's report, but | hold totally
different opinion From what 1 saw
there is sufficient amount of ore in
sight TO run the mill for two years.
and development is constantly reveal
ing new bodies. The property looks
big to me
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WOOL.

st. Louis. Aug. 26.-Wool, steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums, lj@lS; fine
mediums, loo 10; fine, 9Mi2.
BOSTON.
Boston, Aug 25.--Tradng in the local
wool market has become slack again,
and but few good-sized transactions are
reported. Prices held fairly firm, but
manufacturers report am unfaVorable
outlook Tor the balance of the year
Quotations:
California Northern. $685. middle
county. $50 40; southern. 5743 IS; fall free.
So 81,
oregon-Eastern No. staple, 5s@O;
valley No. !, 456pi6.
TeTritory-E'ine staple. 5S46O; tine
clothing, 45W4S; half blood, JO955; three
eighths blood, 4SM5O; quarter blood, asa
a..
Puned-Extra, 56a57; fine, 5O@52; su-
pers. 42d 80.
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PRODUCE.

Chicago. Aug. 26--Additional rain in
the northwest ana Minnesota ana the
pakotas winch VIII further delay the
harvesting and movement of the new
crop Vi wheat, was the chief reason
loi more hrm tone In the local mar
ket today. An advance of nearly / cent
70 strengthen the position Of the bulls.
irlces a the opening We're 80 q to
- a u above yesterdays close, Septcln-
her being az 93A to ~, and December
at 9I4 to 9l;s. later September sold at
~ - H|A, whlle December rose to 80 rs
The corn market opened easy with
prices unchanged TO Is, lower chiefly AZ
the result OF continued favorable wealth
or Tor the new crop nut owing to The
me Deeemebr and May deliveries snow
ing the greatest strength December
opened at 10 TO tG@ Co.'S and advanced to
me wet weather In the northwest
helped to create Il firm market Tor oats
There was considerable covering by
that option showed the greatest gains
Opening prices were = q u higher than
ne previous close; september opening
Later September sold nj ~ 04ggs and
December at 1888,
Provisions. were firm because of an ac-
tive demand for cash lard by exporters.
smaller receipts Of hogs ~ the western
packing centers also was n bullsh fac
Tor Prices ~ tho opening We're "a TO
10 above yesterdays final figures
The wheat market was strong all day.
The close was firm with prices q n Y to
~ higher than Yesterdays final quota
tions. September closed al SAY p9iA and
DECEMBER AT Mb @9jh
oIn-Al The close prices We're un-
oasS on sSpemb5r b SEnSE at W. ana aSp on
December AT C6M
., cllSe.s,e-Wyiheatoo SEPT, 96ls @oGh; Dec.
Oats-sepi.. i6G Dec, ISss Nag, ~,
FORK sept, lll2ls; oct, ll.55 Jan,
Lard sept, 9,a2'a; oct, $40; Jan, o.2i;
, Ribs sept, s.75: oct, S.Ss1s ass; Jan,
Rye-Cash, NJ.
Harley--Cashhh. 6la,g
Gimothy-seed' 3,5i@J.@; official, la0
EYAPoRATEp FRUITS.
New York, Aug, 25.-Tno market for
cNnporated apples tx easier i'm tone both
g to spot ana futures, Prime fruit for
NnNombeE delivery commands only 90
ON best bids. spot quotations are more
on less nominal; fancy. lOMiOh choice
hWo; prime, |aHGAi common 10 FAIR
There Is a moderate demand for spot
prunes. although buyers show no DISPOSE
non 70 anticipate requirements. Quota
lions range from I 10 ~ for California
ana from 6h 10 rs for oregon fruit,
AprcOts are quiet with choice quoted
a., h9Msai extra choice e1a g9A fancy,
Teaches are dun on spot. although tho
interior Is said 10 have been a fair bmy-
Gr Tor forward shlpments since the mar
kgl ter new crop supplies opened; choice.
lH@7@ extra choice, ~ as; fancy s,4
Wl; extra fancy. 0dl0.
kalslns are nrmer IL, tone, with loose
muscatels quoted at AZ asa choice 10
London layers, 5Oa1,GO
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York, Aug 26-sugar, raw. easy.
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

on call easy, j at a per cent: ruling
rate : closing bid / offered at /.
Time loans very dull; so days , per
cent: 80 days at "a per cent; six
months, Y per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 3 y at ~
per cent.
Sterling exchange strong with actual
business in bankers bills at 4S4.25 at
.35 for so day bolls, and at 4S9.95 for
demand
Commercial bills. 4SS at q.
Bar silver, 81 K
Mexican dollars, 40
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds Irregular.
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Ajax, 900 at SO.
Colorado, 200 at 40Oia
Columbus. 30 at 1.S0; 100 at ] Ia Y
DAILY, 500 at $50; 500 at 1876
Indian Queen, LOCO at 10.
Iron Blossom. 500 at 9.t71h
Tronam, 1,000 at 81
Min. Lake, 200 at SO: 200 at 81.
Nev. Hills, 100 at 1.47ia; 100 at
1.47h. seller SO.
Sioux. 500 at i 40
Swansea, 100 at 81
stray Dog, 200 at 90
Uncle Sam. LOO at l.25.
Seven Troughs, 200 at "a.
OPEN BOARD.
Bullock. 1000 at .O9. seller 60; 1000
at .0S1a
Crown Point. 900 at 81, buyer 60,
100 at 20.
Indian Queen, 1000 at 10.
Iron Bios, 200 at 2.20, 200 at go.
seller CO.
Keystone, 1000 at 90.
May Day, 500 at 40.
Min. Lake. 800 at 81; 200 at 50.
Scot Chief, 1000 at .06.
Sioux Con, 1900 at 1879.
Swansea, 200 at 36Ia.
Tintic Con. 1000 at .05.
Victor, 500 at liz
REHABILITATION,
Shares Amt
Regular sales .... 1850 s 7,222.0O
Open board .....l5,2 55 6,3S7OO
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Robert Brady to Thomas Birkln
LAW, part of lot G, block 3. plat
j. n. Mahaffy TO II. c. Christen-
sen. part of lot II, block 6, j. II.
Geo. c. Herbert TO Frank Herbert, -.
part of lot l, block 10, plat F....... 1O'
JAS. NJ Fisher, Jr and wife TO Jos.
f.. Smith Tr.-in-Tr., part of sec
ton y, township / south. range !
East ........ .....,,..,,, .,..,...,..... on
May Cannon to Cannon Bros. Co,
part of lot ). block II, plat B..
Estate of James -. Thompson, de-
ceased, to Clara Cotton Worthing
ton, lot $, block 6S plat A......, 500
YESTERDAYS.
Clara Simon to Amos c. Cope, lot
s. block p, plat F..,.........,..,.... 100
John Arnold and wife to Ross C.
Maxwell, lot IA, block .. 5-acre
plat A....,.-. ,...,...-......,.... -
o. Bourbon ct al to Claude
Harness, lot IL, lock Is, lO-acre
plat A....., 800. .....,..,........,,. 13O
A. a. Pratt to o. c. Beebe. lot 81
Merrywood plat .......... ..........., AZ
Josephine Christensen to Esther
Wolf, lots 80 and 81. block /,
Thorndkye addition ...... 80. ....
Joseph Smith to Board of Educa-
ton. lot .. block 50, plat B...,.... POO
Samuel Ellsworth to H. c. Hoffman,
lots 90 and 30. block @ city Hall
Carl j. Larson. Jr, to Laura Cam
eron, lot s, block %, plat Comm. N
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THE KELLER SHELTER.

Judge l.. o. Ray returned to Rhy-
olite, New, recently from a mining
trip TO keeler in the vicinity of which
place ne is interested In some prop-
erty He says that there is co.,sider.
able activity in and around keeler.
The old Cerro Gorda mine is working
a good force of miners. and is also
constructing tramway from the
property to its smelter at Keeler, a
distance of three miles. Extensive
repairs have been made at the smelt-
er and the plant win soon be ready
for operations
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BOSTON CURB CLOSE.

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers' 6 west Second South street,
furnish the following, received over
their private wire;
Majestic. Go bid: .Nipissing 9@k
Cum. Ely, sta@&; Dom. Cop, 2h@8s;
Giroux 41s@3s; New. Utah, $3.50
Is; Yukon. 4lsG&
b, Coaln., 2615@26A c. NJ, 42@45:
Daily West sss@iO: Nevada Con, 1917 a
l6ia; Utah Con. Ask d46A Utah Cop,
43ls@437s; Boston CON. 12ss@125s; Bing-
ham, 6OdSO; Mohawk. 6i1s@65; North
Butte, S3&@s4 United Cop. 11k@12;
Wolverine, l4Sml45; Newhouse. 6G6h;
L. 5. s. COM, 4lhd4ila; L. s s., pfd.,
45laM457s.
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GOLDF1ELD.
Sandstone. 30 bid; Col Mt. 25m2s:
Jumbo Ext. 46a4s; Kendall. 16 bid:
Booth. 47@4S; Blue Bull. 14Gl5; Adams,
4q5; Silver Pick. 20 asked; Nevada
Boy, bid; Black Butte Ext. ., sales:
Blue Bell, 5Q6; Dixie. 2n3: Conqueror.
G@i; Black Rock, lM3: Lone Star. 10
bid c. Wonder, 2 asked: ORC. 14G75;
Kendall Ext, asked; Standstorm Ext,
asked Mayne, 3@I; Atlanta, 30@3l;
CT. Bend, 3i@35; Empire. 5q6; Red
Top Ext. lO4ll; Florence 3.47ia bid
Dfield h, b. Con. II bid; >ioldfield
Daisy. iiu76. Commonwealth, 10 bid;
Comb. Fraction, l52ik bid; CT Bend
Ext, bid; CT. Bend Annex. 76S: b.
B. Bonanza, lag; Kewanos, 44a45; Port
land, 10 asked; Crackerjack 7G1S: Red
Hills. 33G3i. Mohawk Ext, asked L.
Dillon, S04: Tiger. 10 asked, Grand
ma, 74S; Y Rose, 9 bid: Goldiield Con.
6.52la@6,55; D'field Triangle. 5d6
BULLFROG.
Original az: Bullfrog Mining. 3
asked; Mont. Bullfrog, ! asked. Ma
tional Bank, 4 bid; L. Harris asked.
Amethyst. bid; Gold Bar. 4 bid;
Bonnie Clare. 10 bid; Mayhower Cons,
ga 2; G.. Scepter, l bid Montgy. Mt,
100 II; Homestake Cons. 2Sm29;
Tramp Cons, 16 bid: Mineral Hill, 5
as.
MANHATTAN.
Mani Cons. SG9: Mani. Min. Co,
| a ?; G. Wedge. a. S. Humphrey.
bid; Dexter. az; Mustang. 9 bid; Lit
tie Gray, / bid; Cow Boy, asked.
ong. Manu-, asked; Broncho. 1 bid
Pinenut, lac; S. Dog. bid: Ind
Camp, 4 bid; Rawhide Queen, 700
75 Rawhide Regent. 80 asked
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairyiew Eagle, 3S bid: Nevada
Hills. 1.62 Y Pittsburg Sill Peak,
l.05 bid: Eagles Nest, bid Hail
stone, asked; Original Rawhide. 4
a 6
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Dull Market for StoclSs-Closing
Quotations and Sales.

Business was not very brisk during
the forenoon call of the mining eX-
change today, yet prices held fairly
steady. Sioux Consolidated sold
around yesterdays quotations and
closed on an offering at 81 40, with
S1.37 bid Colorado displayed weak
ness. as there seems to be a feeling oc
uncertainty about the September divi-
dend. The fear is expressed that 1t
viii be passed. Seven Troughs failed
40 be influenced by the good report on
mine conditions brought in from camp
by President Evans. and the stock i
quoted lower than a few days ago
"A few sales of unlisted stocks were
noted but there was not much demand
for these Issues.
The closing quotations and sales
We're;
MOP NINf. rATT
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MONTGOMERY MOUNTAIN.

The Montgomery Mountain mine at
Rhyolite, Nevada. is to be placed on
the active list and Horace e. Peery of
ogden is authority for the statement
that a vigorous campaign of develop
ment Will be inaugurated shortly. This
Is one of the propositions rounded out
in Nevada by his brother. the late Hen
ry Peery, of whose estate he is ad-
ministrator. Mine Superintendent XII
ker is making the preliminary arrange
ments to begin work.
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contracts. $4,000. base bullion. $4,000.

centrates, $4,000. base bullion. 100000,
Total $4,000.
A complete power plant has been
purchased by Jesse Knight for the
Mineral Flat mine In American Fork
canyon The investment represents
an outlay of about $4,000.
Anthony II. Godbe departed yes
terday afternoon for Louisville, Ken
lucky, to confer with Col j. II. Hackett
on matters relative to the future of
the Ohio Kentucky and Prince Con-
solidated mines at Phoebe. Col Hack
EFT is large shareholder in both COM
panies and is president OF the Prince
Consolidated.
Saltair. hicycle rares tonlght.
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IDAHO PosTMAsTERs.

Especial to the "News.'D
Washington, d. g., Aug. % -Idaho
postmasters appointed Castle Crock,
owyhoo county, john T. Hall Vice r.
W. Henderson resigned; Garwaod
kootonai county n. g. Muokerheide
vice r. H. Tonnosen, resigned.
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Fair refining. $50; centrifugal, @ test
100. moInsses sugar, 20. ,..
Ranned-Quiet Crushed 0.O; powder
ed $50; granulated 90
BUTTER AND EGGS
Chicago. Aug 26-Butter - Stehuy.
Creameries, 1874 Il g2is dairics, l1WN'
Eggs-Steady. Firsts, 1913.
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In Thirty Days

Another dividend of l7is cents per
share par value slO Will have
been declared on PREFERRED
STOCK. Utah-Idaho Sugar Com
pany. Buy what you want OF this
stock before the books close ana
get the beneht or this dividend
The officers of the Company in
oludo;
Joseph r. smith President;
Thos. n. Cutler, Vice President
and Manager, Last year was
most profitable one; ANA prospects
this yenr are for equally good
crops with even better prices for
Sugar,
BUY NOW,
GEORGE N. CANNON COMPANY
Rooms 5lg-5is rempleton Bullding'
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WILL SELL

acres Utah Mex Rubber, list Sc
rics, Glass A ........,..,...Sl4 $4,000
800 Harms Tunneling Machine. Make
a bid.
Utah Mex. Sugar & l., S. Co.
Make a bid.
. Utah Amusement Co........$15. 90
LOCO Utah Arizona Gold & Copper
............. .......... .,..13la
Kaysville Brick ...............S
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To-day 5 Bank Clcnrings - Bank
clearings today amounted 10 SG04.-
lf9'9l, as compared with $1i3,a36.S7
for the same day last year
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1 bid; West End Con, Go asked: Rescue,
6n7; Jim Butler, 2S@29; Boston Tono-
pah, asked; Golden Crown, 2@4.
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BADGER Bros,
BROKERS
100 SOUTH MAIN ST,
MEMBERS SALT LAKE EXCHANGE.
PRIVATE WIRES.

Direct connections with all mar
kets. Perfect facilities for execu.
ton OF orders I'm New York and
Boston stocks, Chicago grains ana
San Francisco stocks.
Accounts carried on conservative
margins.
Loans made on stocks.
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Sales of Plutus were made at IA and
Is cents; Old American at is cents and
Mason Valley at $40,
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FRESH EGGS.

Eat Brook Ranch eggs and poultry
Phone Forest 60 n y.
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saltair, bicycle races tonight.
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II. II, Snow & Co., Stock brokers.
22 Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1873
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Forenoon totals 22,6O5 S12.609.OO
AFTERNOON CALL.
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j. II. WHITNEY & SONS.
stock Brokers, 332 Atlas Blk
Ina. Phone' Npl' Bell. t717.
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Salt Lake Photo and supply Co.
Kodaks, Finishing, framing. Iia Main 81
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\. s. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker, 2lb u. f. Walker Block
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BOSTON COPPER RANGE.

lPollock speelal Wlre. }
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Iamorea,,x Tunes Pianos.
20 Vest lht South, Ind. a2si
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New VOW. AuE. sl.-sugar rAw. ,easy
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-02-14
MUST SUBMIT OR STARVE

gets what potent influence labor
has always been, especially in the
last twenty years, in controlling in
dustry. He should not forget that
tire workingman in this country yields
4 power greater than that OF princes,
kings or financiers- power of the
ballot. How he will use this power
n a great measure depends upon po-
litical and social conditions"
Workingmen have been sent to
Jail for language like that uttered by
Mr. Morgan We are anxious to see
what a lot of newspaper organs will
say concerning his interview. Will
| they denounce him for "arraying class
against class?" Will they call him
All anarchist and an "agitator?'
Not on your life. If they refer to il
at all they will do it in the mos
gingerly way. The vast majority Of
them will remain silent 1t is 81
much safer to damn a workingmar
no utters threats.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-02-14

has passed between President Roose-
welt, Clifford Pinchot and western
lawmakers, and following suggestions
of J. A. Mcguire, editor of Outdoor
Life, it is likely that an immense
game preserve will be established by
the government on the western con-
fines of the Big Horn basin, the exact
location probably being on the Wapiti
fork of the north fork Of the Shoshone
river west of Cody 1t will cover 210
square miles just east of Yellowstone
park and is designed primarily to
protect the elk, which are fast dis
appearing from the western mountains
It is a natural addition to Yellowstone
park, as the elk of the park make it
their habitat at certain seasons
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-02-14

large crowd turned cut, regardless of
seemed to enjoy themselves Among
those who acted on the reception com
mittee were Brother Jno Kilian, presi-
dent of the union; Otto Schlick
Frank Jacobs and Geo. Fries. The
floor committee were Ernest Forkel
Frank Minikus and Gus Cook, and
must say these gentlemen, were right
to the front when it come to enter
tanning. Brother Paul Herring tool
charge of the check room, and what
time he wasn't busy there he jollieG
the dancers along"
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-02-14
THE BookBINDERs.
Have Won Out in Good Shape in the
Greater New York Jurisdiction.

Have Won Out in Good Shape in the
Greater New York Jurisdiction.
National officials of the Bookbind-
ers report that the eight-hour day has
been established throughout the
Greater New York jurisdiction, with
the exception of one Manhattan firm,
whose binders are now on strike
Steady gains are also being made
throughout the country.
The local union has again come to
the front with years subscription
to The Wageworker for each member
This loyal little bunch is setting a
mighty good example to some of the
larger unions.
Says the Omaha Western Laborer:
"A very successful ball was given or
last Friday night by the striking book
binders of Omaha. There was very