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The daily sentinel., 1908-01-29
Classified l Want Ad

wANTED-ScIssors to grind and UNI
brellas tn meLd. Lynch. 201 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-29

GALL at s01 South and phone Red
2161 and ]. G. Gigax will send
you nice beef and pork on short
notice.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-29

FoUND-B. Lynch. iocksmith and
gunsmith. Saw rling. sol Main
street.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-29

FOR RENT-5-room modern cot
tage. Apply at 1877 Grand. Mrs.
Payne.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-29

FOR RENT-Two rooms for light
housekeeping. Apply 203 Grand
avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-29

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Apply at
sos Pitkin.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-30
0 SuceSo de IA ca||e IA Luna
CAIDA DE UN ANDAMIO

Aver tarde 4 las cinco. ocurri6 nm su-
ceso cn In calie de In Luna. que atra-
10 numeroso publico.
FL obrero Fabriciano Qninones, que
trahaia en- Las obras de la casa que Sc
reconstruve en- In citada calle. esquina
4 Cruz. De In prop4edad de In seforita
Feheveste. SO eneontraba la hora in
dicada pintando parte dc Ia fachada,
Ia altnra del terrer piso
No Sc sahe ri reshal6 nj fus vfcti-
ma de I'm sincope. 10 eierto es que Qui-
fiones Sc cay6 del andamio Muchas
personas que vieron caer 4 Quinones,
prorrumpieron en- gritos. pues dado 10
elevado del sitio. como unos ounce
metros. todos creyeron due se habia
reventado,.
Al acudir sus companeros prestarle
auxilio. 10 encontraron tendido en- I'll
snelo~ banado EN- sangre
Fresladado nj cuarto de socorros, fus
cnrado If primera intenci6n por ri
practieante Lianger. de las siguientes
hsridaS-
Tina fuerte confusion sobre I'm region
lateral del peeho en sn lado izquierdo,
heridas contnsas De IN dentimetro ca
Ia una sobre In region mentoniana y
cartilage 'ie Ia nariz, I'M rasguno en-
el carrillo dereeho, y una fnerte con
fusion frontal lie pronostieo reservado.
Quinones paso al Hospital Ell bastan-
te NAL estado.
FL herido ~ natural dc esta ciudad.
de- y amos. easado.
Se atribuye que haya podido salvar-
60 cansa de Que on ell aire di6 una
vuelta y cayo de pie
Quinones trabaja de pintor las Or
denes del maestro Pauline Carmona.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-30
n bale. De tene1ceDeiia
IN FL cAs1S0 DE Los ELKs

Las distinguidas damas que forman
la flantr6pica sociedad protectora de
mendigos, han alcanzado anoche un
nueso triunfo que Agregar s la lis
ia interminable de los que han logra-
do, desde que viene funcionando, en-
Puerto Rico, II mencionada sociedad.
Ell concerto , Ell baile en- los aElkBs
ha sido un verdadero triunfo artfs-
tico-social.
La concurrencia fu4 seiectisima, }
las damas directoras de la plausible
instruction ben6fca, fueron objeto de
las celebraciones de los concurrentea
admiradores de Ia obra evang6lica
que llevan & cab0 con sublime entu-
siasmo que no decae un punto, las da-
mas de 10 asociaci6n.
Ell bale result6 muy animado, inte-
resante, una nota de distinction y do
bondad en- nuestra vida de sociedad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-30
Flores y Perlas"

Ill primer nnmero de este semanario,
eaiya publication ha emprendido nnes-
tro popular compafero Angel Peche,
ha sldo muy bien rccibid0 por la prem
ia y 81 p1blico.
Flores y Perlas" es un periodico
bien escrito y de simp4tica factura.
El texto del primer n1mero esta
avalorado por firmas bien acreditadas,
y Angel Peche cnenta con. la colabo-
racI6n de eminentes escritores de San
Juan.
Con gusto correspondence al salndo
que dirige d la prensa el nuevo CO.
lega, con el que deJamos establecido
cl canje.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-30
fila fiesta De los niiOS !.

La distinguida comisi6n que ha to-
mado su cargo la iniciativa y reali-
zaci6n del reparto de juguetes d los
ninos pobres, continua recibiendo do
nativos.
A la lista de los va publicados, he
mos de agregar los siguientes
Sonora de Guzman Benitez, $500
Elena Giusty de Gonzalez, $100. Vic
toria G.. de Ferrer, $100, F. Bouret
Huste, $500; j. Texidor, $500; F. del
Vale, II juguetes; Mrs G. Ward, %
jugnetes Teresa NJ de Cestero, ju-
guetes; "El Globo", AZ juguetes !;
Pons Y Malatrassi, juguetes; LA
Tiendita', "a iuguetes Maria Il. de
Sanchez Morales, juguetes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-30
sIgual1nente

Los senores de Burckhart Tejada
de Arecibo, la Direction y Redacc6n
de LA Voz de la Patria", de Maya.
giez, los sefores Sucesores de A. Ma.
vol Y Ca, de Ponce ell AIcalde con
celo municipal de Vega-Alta, han te.
mdo La cortesla, que agradecemos mu.
cho, de enviarnos tarjetas de felicita-
ci6n por el Ano Nuevo.
Nosotros correspondence A. su anna.
bilidad, deseandoles todo genero de
venturas en- Ell aflo pr6ximo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-30
Ga|anterla De los "B|kS'

Haciendonos INTERPRETERS del profun.
do reeonocImiento de la Socledad Pro.
tectora de Mendigos', debemos signi.
ficar de manera expresiva I'll acto gene
roso de los 'ELkS', cediendo sus sa-
lenes, luz. servidumbrc beneficio dr
Cantina favor de la sociedad que tan.
to sc afana por amparar los tristes Y
desheredados de In suerte.
CIento cincuenta personals, mas me
nos. concurrieron al selecto Conclerto-
Bale efectuado anoche. nj la ince-
sante lluvia no hubiese sido tan copio-
sa en- las primeras horas de la noche,
Tn personal numeroso y eseogldo ha-
bria acudido al hermoso festival.
A mas de las muehas generosidades
de los "ELkS''. esta culta asociaci6n
don6 Il las damas cincuenta dollars i
favor de los mendigos, cuyo caritativo
rasgo suma 4 los 'ELkS" muy hondas
simpatlas.
Reciba la selecta sociedad america
na. testimonio de gracias por parte de
la Directiya de damas patrocinadora de
esa fiesta caritativa. cuyo hemenai ie
unlmos ell nuestro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-30
Aotas C|inatb|sgiicas
Temperature en- La semana

Fin In secci6n por 10 regular, In teHR-
peratura media en- La semana que ter
mln6 el 26 de Diciembre de 1908, fu&
ligeramente sobre ei promedio lie Dr.
cidmbre y la precipitation fue baj@
eI promedi0 de La cantidad seman&N
en- esta estaci6n del afio.
En- casa todas las iocalidades de I'm
division n hubo hieros aguaceros ca~
ii daariamente, pero EN- las divisione@
). y. o. llovi6 muy POGO durante la
semana
Durante Los cinco primeros dias d@
la semana reno I'm tempo parcialmem~-
tc nublado nublado por complete.
Durante los dias % % hubo aqua
ceres enteramente generates III vier~
Les " sabado el tempo fue general
nente elaro y calllroso y Las tempcr&-
turas mas atlas de la semana se req
gistr0 en- casa todas las estaciones ELL
,lia 25 y 26. Reinaron brisotes fneR~
les vicntns del H., con una velocida&
ioaxama, On San Juan, de - milla@
por hora, del f., "a dia %.
La temperature media en La Seccidm
fue 747 grades v Cd promedao de l@
precipitation, 0.73 pulgada.
La temperatures mas alta que han in-
tornado fu6 Or grades ca Juana Diaxs
el daa "a. en Yauco, Il siia 26; la
mas baja. J grades. ga lidra, Il dia
~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-30

demos algo, algo que es herencia de
la raza, algo que es patrimonio de la
humanidad, algo que nos afecta en- 10
intimo, en- 10 inmutable, en- ell sagra-
rio en- que anidan y viven los altos
afectos nobilisimos y las irremediables
simpatias.
Envidiable privilegio este de los pue-
bios de arte y de grandeza, que han
embellecido la vida con sus obras ge-
males y han prestado la humanidad
desparramada por el nundo, servicios
eminentes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-30
En- neficencia
Una brillante xxposici6n

Brillante por todos conceptos result
Ia la Exposition de trabajos escolares,
expuesta al p1blico en- ell Asilo de
Santurce.
Hermoso, grandilocuente, es ell cua-
dro que abarca la vista en- los dos
saloneS que sc vlsltan.
La exposition del Asilo no prueba
otra cosa, no significa otra cosa, que
la maravillosa intuici6n de los i6-
venes, artistas desde su infancia, para
emprender con exito todos los traba-
JOS asi manuales como cientificos. Una
brisa serena, un aire de vida sc res
pira en- las dos vastas salas, atestadas
de trabajos artfsticos de gran relieve,
de muchas dificultades, de serios es-
tudios, en- ell arte de la caligrafia, di-
bujo lineal y natural, pintura, plome-
ria, zapateria, sastrerfa, carpinterfa y
otras artes de gran estima y aprecio.
La secci6n que llama mas la aten-
cion del publico, es La de carpinteria,
i cargo del senior Candido Acevedo.
Parece mentira que muchachos toda-
via en- La edad de correr por ell campo,
hayan podido dar Gina obras de
empeno como las que Sc presentan en-
dicha secci6n.
Vimos alli un ropero, por ell alum
n Manuel NIGGA; dos telares de ma
dTa de quina, alumnos Luis Coma
lez y Manuel Arce; una mesa de es-
tudio y dos "necesaires" de mosaico,
aiumno Francisco Colon; un magnifi-
co guarda comidas, alumno Julio Or
tiz; veladores, esquineros, repisas, me-
dias metricas, nm eseritorlo en- minia-
tura, alumno Cecilio Rodriguez, mu-
chos otros objetos, suficientes para de-
mostrar los alcances superiores de los
alumnos y de 10 que estos, han de ser
IN Ell porvenir.
Las demas seccioneg estAn por ell 81
gniente orden:
Caligrafia y dibujo lineal, alumnos
de 10 IL amos, grado tercero. Pro-
fesor senior Alvaro Martinez Leon.
Primero y segundo grado, de cali
grafia. niilos de 7 s amos. Profeso-
= sonora America Duprey.
Dibnjo natural, aplicado, nifos de
l. l6 amos. cuarto, quinto sexto
grado. Professor, don Fernando Con
xalez.
Dlbujo lineal Y natural, ninos de 8
Ii IL amos. profesora, sonora Laura
Siiestra.
Cienelas y artes, ninos de 9 4 10
amos. Maestro, sefor Fausto Marin.
Caencias y artes, estudio de ingles
Profesora, senorita Maria Monet
Despnes vienen las secciones de Ia
rateria, cargo del maestro don Juan
Ramirez Labrador; Sastreria, car
go del maestro don Jose Ortiz; Car
pinteria, cargo del maestro. don Can
dido Acevedo.
Elogios, y NADIA mas que eloglos en-
tusiastas merecen todas las secciones
do La Exposicl6n; y nosotros re las tri-
hntamos muy merecidamente los in
teligenfes profesores maestras, que
han contribufdo al exito colossal de
Ia obra que hace honor v pone rnuy
alto la bandera del Agilo de Santurce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-30
Un bale en Yega-Aha

Los senores Emilio Escalera, Teodo-
miro Ramirez Antonio Navas, nos in
vitan 4 IN bale de sociedad que ha de
tener efecto el dla de Ann Nuevo, en-
los salones lie la casa Ayuntamiento.
Damos las gracias por 81 anahili-
dad los expresados seilorcs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-30

I'll Presidente de la Junta Eseolar
de Cayey, sefior don M. S. Nufez, ha
sido autorizado por el Comisionado de
instruction para que frme la escri-
tura del traspaso del solar en- ell ba-
rrio de Vegas de aquella municipa-
lidad que ofrece ceder don Isafas
Cruz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-30
COnercial

Los senores Quintero, Sastre y Ca,
de Morovis, nos envfan una circular,
manifestandonos que han tornado una
sociedad regular colectiva, la cual Sc
dedicara al comercio en- la citada To-
calidad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-30
In hndO a|nanaQue.
IL

Los senores M. Burillo y Ca, acre
ditadoe industriales de esta plaza NOS
han obsequiado, con un artistico alma
laque para ell afio de 1909.
Agradecemos el obsequio-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-30

La union de tabaqueros I'm solici-
tado del Comisionado de instruction
el establecimiento de escnelas noctur-
mas en- diferentes parties de la isla, pa
ra los agremiados que no pueden asis-
tir las escuelas diurnas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-30
Instruction Pdb|ica
NoTAs BREvEs

Por haber sido nombrado marshal
de la Corte, ell sefior don Luis Cue
bas. ha renunciado el puesto de vo-
cal de La Junta Escolar de Las Ma
rfas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-30
NOtiCiaS de HumacaO

Anoche se celebr6 con Ii may~r -
lemnidad en- la Respectable login e.
trella de Oriente,D la gran 9TsnSnn
BlancaD anunciada oportunamente. -
cuyo acto se adoptaron por "a taZEm
ocho nifos memories, hijos de nnnnI-
tros masones atiliados & Ia Legia y
residences en- La localidad. Una d.
compuesta de damas cabaIlcrUu -
todas Las classes sociales, invadi6 q
espacioso salon principal del TAnGa
prestando con su aaistencia mayor0s
plendor al acto. Despu&s de II csroH
monia de adopci6n, llevada s cabo 60
gran pompa, Sc pronunciation por D0r
sones y profanos elocuentisimos d1-
cursos alnsivos al acto. La concunem.
cia toda, fue bbsequiada convcnicntoA
mente, termin&ndose ell actO al red1~
dor de las doce.
Con gusto hemos saludado & nasuN
tro querido amigo joaquin PujA1B4,
(Semper,) que Sc encuentra aqu< de1~
de hace dos dias en- representaci6u
del periodico eLa Correspondents u
Puerto Rico.p Deseamosle grata per
manencia entire nosotrog el meisw
6xito en- sus gestiones.
Tambi6n ha legado hoy en- aurn..
m6vil & esta ciudad, ell competente ls.-
trado don Herminio Dfaz Navarro, u.
fernando ante la Corte de Distrito em
dos asuntos de su acreditado bufete-
La traditional xNoche BuenaD ha p@
sado esta vez en- medic del mayor g.
lencio y tranquilidad, no habiendaae
registrado ning1n desorden pnblico@
Ha sido contratada para el pr6xk
mo bale del Casino Espanol, que ten
drA lugar ell dia 81, la excelente ax~
questa de la policia insular. TzDr
bien ell Casino Puertorriquefio despe-
dira dignamente el presente ano, com
otro gran bale de sociedad, promo
tiendo ambas festas qnedar muy lu--
cidas. A esperar, pues, tDdos el arm
nnevo, olvldando siquiera por una na-
che las muchas amarguras de la vida
Los funcionarios judiciales del dis
trito, electos en- Noviembre iiitimo, to-
marian possession de sus respectivos car
gos en- los primeros dias de Enero, d@
acuerdo con La circular del Attorney
General.
Han llegado esta pobiaei6n ieg
padres del Juez de Ia Corte de Dss-
trito Mr.. Foote, quienes Sc han h0ss-
pedado en- La hermosa resldencia qua
dicho Juex tiene q la entrada de Hn
poblaci6n. Tan estimados hu6spcdem
piensan permanecer aquf dos meses all
lado de su hijo, regresando luego q
los Estados Unidos Deseamosie pascm
aqui, una agradable temporada.
FL Corresponsa1
Diciembre q, 1908.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-30

La traditional UNoche Buenap ha pB
sado esta vez en- medic del mayor g.
lencio y tranquilidad, no habi6ndaoe
registrado ningdn desorden p1blico-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-30

Tambien ha llegado hoy en- aunn..
m6vil 4 esta ciudad, ell competente H..
trado don Herminio Dfaz Navarro, II.
fernando ante la Corte de Distrito en
dos asuntos de su acreditadO bufete-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-30

Los funcionarios judiciales del dis
trito, electos en- Noviembre iltimo, to-
marian possession de sus respectavos car
gos EN- los primeros dias de Enero, d@
acuerdo con La circular del Attorney
General.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-07
35-DAY WAR IN FAR
TABRIZ CLAIMS 800
BLOODY FIGHTS REAP A BIG
HARVEST OF DEATH
Hundreds of Shops and Homes Are
Looted - Over 100000 Loss
Sustained, and Bombs and
Bullets Still Fly

TABRIZ, Aug. 6.-There has now
been thirty-five days of fighting in the
streets of Tabriz, and the casualties,
due chiefly to bombs, thrown from
mortars, and shrapnel, are estimated
at 800.
Many of the finer residences of the
city and hundreds of shops in the
Easements have been looted, the loss
in this direction being placed at more
than $1.000,OO0.
American missionaries in the city
have been exposed to stray bullets,
but, although they have had some
narrow escapes, none of them have
been injured.
During one of the heavier lombard
ments a piece of shrapnel fell in a
garden within few feet of one of the
missionaries.
There is a very bitter feud going
on between the Constitutional Pro-
gressives, who hold eleven wards of
the city, and the Reactionaries, who
hold one large ward.
The mass of the people, however,
has informed the central government
that they are not opposed to the shah.
Those who are jealous for the con-
tinuance of the old regime regard the
Constitutional Progressives as reyolu-
tionists
The local assembly or anjuman on
one occasion expressed sedltlonary
views, but later acknowledged the SUI
premacy of the shah and adjourned
indefinitely in token of submission.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-07
POOR ITALIAN GETS
$500 LOAN TO SAVE
FROM SUICIDE GRAVE
Money Sharks Drive Collector to Des-
perate Straits, and He Advertises
for Amount to Make the
Shortage Good

CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-The cup of hap
piness overlooked yesterday for the
poor italian with a family of eight
children who advertised for the loan OF
$500 to save him from a suicides fate
Instead of death he took a new lease
on life.
Following q newspaper announcement
of two subscribers offers to loan the
man $3.50, his employer, discovering the
identity of the unfortunate, agreed to
retain him in his employ and arrange
for the making good of the shortage on
easy payments.
The Italian consul also will be asked
to institute proceedings to compel a
restitution of the usurious interest en-
acted by the loan sharks
The Italian, who is a collector, went
to his employer yesterday and made a
clean breast of his troubles. He sub
mitted an itemized list of the amount
he owed the firm, totaling about $3.50.
In his distress caused by bounding of
the loan sharks he borrowed $40 anil
$40 amounts from various of the con-
Germs customers, which amounts they
deducted from the bills later collected
by the italian. He has been with the
firm several years and always was ac-
counted scrupulously honest.
1t was agreed that the identity ot
the man should not be made known.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-07
MEETS DEATH IN
POLAR ICEBERGS
DANISH EXPLORER ERICHSEN
PERISHES IN NORTH
Reports Tell of Slow Starvation and
Terrible Exposure on Ice Floe.
Esquimaux Bring News,
Then Succumb

BY Associated Press.
COPENHAGEN, Aug. 6.-Mylus
Erichsen, the Danish explorer, has met
death in the far north.
According to information contained
in a telegram to the committee OF the
Denmark Greenland expedition, Erich
sen and two of his companions who
sailed with him from Copenhagen
June "a, 1906, to the unexplored re-
gions of the northeastern coast OF
Greenland perished in a snowstorm.
The three men were on an expedi-
ton of exploration over the ice when
disaster overlook them.
Large tracts of unknown land had
been mapped out and the entire north
eastern coast of Greenland had been
charted.
A later telegram says that Erichsen
and his companions We're ON an Ice
foe which drifted out to sea.
Their provisions became exhausted
and they drifted for days, growing
weaker and weaker.
When the foe finally was driven
back to land the three men did not
have sufficient strength to make the
effort to return to the station. They
must have perished on the shore.
The EsquimauX VINO Drought the
news of the disaster arrived at tho
station in dying condition and sue
cumbed Immediately after making the
report.
Mvlus Erichsen had devoted several
years to the exploration of Greenland.
His first expedition returned from that
country in November, 1904. after two
years and a half in the north.
The expedition that sailed from Co.
penhagen two years ago was support
ed financially by the Danish govern
nent, and his plans had been ap-
proved by many societies of scientists,
including the American Geographical
on A former occasion Erichsen dis
tinguished himself as the chief of a
party which traversed the route across
Melville bay to the Cape York Esqui-
mau settlement on the coast Of
Greenland.
Erichsen planned this last trip and
this was the most adventurous por-
tion of his undertaking to cross the
eternal ice cap of Greenland at its
broadest part by means of snow
sheds. dog sleds and an automobile.
He was supposed to set out about
March, 1908. accompanied by one Of
his staff and two Greenlanders be-
longing to the crew.
This region is devoid of vegetation
or animal life. 1t is doubtful if man
could live there. Under the circum-
stances the leader chose the months of
March, April and May for his venture.
He hoped to accomplish this journey
in about two months and half. COM
ing out on the west coast. It was
probably on this trip that the explorer
met his death.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-07
BRYAN REPLIES
TO VAN CLEAVE
ON WAGE PLANK
ANSWERS N. A. M. CIRCULAR
C0NVINClNGLY
LABOR DEPARTMENT CANNOT
OFFEND BUSINESS MEN
Jury Trials in Cases Of Indirect Con-
tempt Not of Concern, Because
All Men Have This
Right
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. 6.-W. j.
Bryan today issued a statement re-
plying to a circular issued some weeks
ago by the National Association OF
Manufacturers, signed by James w.
Van Cleave.
Mr.. Bryan declares the pamphlet Of
Mr.. Van Cleave raises two questions:
"First-Is there anything in the
labor plank of the Democratic plat
form to which business men can justly
take exception? and
Seconds the labor question so
important to business men to justify
them in ignoring all other issuesY'
Mr.. Bryan declares the provision in
the Democratic platform for the crea-
tion of a labor department with a cab
met officer at its head cannot offend
business men.
He then says:
"The platform draws a distinction
between associations of wage learners
organized for the purpose OF control
ling wages and for the improvement
of labor conditions, and industrial cor
porations which act in restraint OF
trade.
THE difference between a labor or
ganization and a trust is so apparent
that no disinterested person will deny
thac they should be treated separately.
IL CldSS Tie lWO hlAlho vi VI s9etliAAS'
tions together and deal with them
under one law is bound to do injustice
to one or the other.
Surely the business men can have
no vital concern in including the labor
organizations in the antitrust laws"
The Trial by Jury Plank
Mr.. Bryan then takes up the plank
providing for trial by jury in cases
of indirect contempt.
He insists that this cannot raise a
question of vital concern to business
| men because every man has right
to jury trial. He then says
"An attempt will be made to raise
a false issue in regard to the courts
and to make it appear that the demand
| for trial by Jury is an assault upon
| the integrity of the courts.
"Those who make this argument
might as we'll insist upon the aboli-
tion of the Jury in all cases, for the
| jury system itself is just as much a
reflection on the bench as is this de-
mand for trial by jury in these par
| ticular cases.
but there is another labor plank
that Mr.. Van Cleave probably has in
dicated. This is the plank that de-
clares that parties to all judiciary pros
ceedings should be treated with rigid
impartiality and that an injunction
will not lie where no industrial dis
pute is involved.
do the business men insist upon
partiality in judicial proceedings?
"Does Mere Dispute JUSTIFY"
"They insist that the mere fact that
there is an industrial dispute should
justify an injunction.
"That plank does not attempt to in
terfere with the issue of an injunction
where other conditions justify 1t, but
it does oppose the issue of an injunc-
tion merely for the purpose of bring
ing the court into the discussion of
an industrial dispute.
"Mr Van Cleaye asserts this plank
arouses "a class spirit and demands
for class favors.'
"But this is not true. 1t is dec
laration that the writ of injunction
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