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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-08
Sraablps Sppusrafi.

@n oonif Spfinoer, @ans &nuo-
fen pe0 9eapn, bar ifglge ct Sele-
gram fra 2onbon til Msiociateo
8rels lioite llge giort cit Spfin0elie,
pe6 bbilfcn set bliper n1l1lig1 at be-
banble en olminoclig 2inotDpe=SGt=
temalfine poa lange slfltanoe. 0en
famine Spfin0er iiges at bere font
met til ltore &eiultater be0 @fspe=
ri1nenter 1ne6 flp0enoe Suit, ligeiom
ban bar gipet nogle offenlige 6ren1=
ittllinger al Sberfprelie of Sotogra=
fier beo troaolgs arrangement. @an
ien6te iaale>es 5otografier al set
engelife @ongepor og Sen tpife Sci
fer fra set enc 8erelie @otellet
til ct on6et @erelie n6en &ielp of
Graa6e, og 8ille6erne blep fien6e=
liee. &on pooito6> at bon funoe
ien6e 8il1e6er oberolt, bbor Scar
conf fun6e ien6e traaolpie 9epe=
icber, og at bon om fort Si6 piloe
pere iftano til at ie116e @ille6er al
Gorbrp6ere og 6eres Tingeraftrpf
fra 2o1,6on til Seem Dorf.
Me6 @eniDn til bans Spfinoelf
poa Set tppografiife Omraaoe meo-
bette bon at ban ON faa Tiger btl-
Sc gipe en- offentlig 6orebisning.
&on bar allere6e 1,n6er tit Opbolo
2on6on babt Gorbi116elie meo en-
2inotppe=Maffine / &aris, oer /
6enne slfftan6 baboe iat 5000 Oro
Simen, 9anife iom o1n en Setter
arbei6eoe birefte 1ne6 Odoitinen.
Den Eib er efter bans &aaitan6 lite
fiern, 6a en- 2on6on=@ =@orreiponbent
til ct g}etp Sort 8lao fan ienbe fine
MpbeSer oirefte til 9lpispresien be6
@jelp of en- Marcont=$elegraftit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-08
Gn Mprbcrbnlc. 9ioite llge neo=

@n Morocrbnlc. St0ite llge neo-
bre16te ct 6arn1bnS 9ferbeoe11 al
Ga Yorte, ssSn6, og @ulets @ierinoc,
en- norlf &pin6e bco 9eonn @elle
@unneis og ben6es tire @ern inoe=
brenbte. SSl6en antageS paaiot, og
en- ung Mano, Ser / lGngere Sis
bap0e bilt Wer5. @unnels Spnerf=
ionbe6, mistGnftes for at bore Sen
ifpl0ige. @an ct foripunoen fra @g=
men. @en6eS Sieneitefarl, Nop
2ampbere, blep arreiteret for at of=
gipe 0plpsninger. 5e11ere l1nber=
ibgelier far biit, at Mrs. @unnels
otter al @an6ipnligbe6 far cit
Mengbe Nioro paa fin @arnpittig=
be6. S 8aggoar6en til ben6es Torln
er fl116et begrapet 5 Sig, Set enc al
Se,tnie 0lie1l en- @teo6otter af Mrs.
@unneis, og ct anoet af el1 rig Ting
far1 fra Mansfiel6, g. Daf., sln-
oretp &eglunb (@elgelein) fal6es ban
/ 6e an1erifanife 9agbla6e), ioln BUN
bap6e Ioffet til tit &iem peo at lobe
bam sggteifab. Otter at BUN @i11=
ter bab6e laant $1,000 al bo1n, for
iban6t bon 8egDnoelien al 6ebrl1=
ar, og Wers. @unneis paaito6, at
bor par reiit til Chicago og at BUN
i11tet babbe bbrt fra banu fi6en. Ser
er San6ipnligbeb for, at bum bar
ombragt baabe fin ferite Mon6, Mor
@dre11ie11 og lin anben Mon6, GUT
neis, ser begge omfom paa en- biotil
life opflaret Moo6e. Sire al Sc i
8aggoar6en fun6ne Sig bar 1Qa OBJ
lelte, at 6e life fun6e i6entificeres.
Eieneltefarlen &op 2an1pbere mis-
tGnfes for at babe b9ret Me6pioer i
oen ubpggelige Mffere. &binbe11 bor
ti6ligere boet Gbicago. S ct Eeita=
ntente, ioln bun bab6e efterIo6t Jig,
bap6e bun tilifrepet BET 11orife 8sr-
nehiem i Chicago lin 6ormue, $15,-
900. ..l.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-08
Br. VrlRgraf.
MDt fra &jcnlanocnc.

iereture giennem 8pen og iagttog
Ger0lelen I @apnen, Sc offenlige
8pgninger og @onoelsrpret poa 60
Ser pg / 9utifer. Sra alle Ggne al
9sorge bar ser fommet Reilen0e til
@opeoitaoen / slnleonil,g al &onge=
bcleget, ser pare6e fra Sus0ag li0=
lte llge til 9pr0ag. @eiret bar for
tri11ligt me0 ltraaler0e Sollfin. 9e=
forationer bar bol0t i Hp0t og
@rpnt og bar meget omfatten0e og
ofpefslen6e.e q
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-08
Tritbiuf 9fanicn taecr slfifco.

Sra &riltiania meooeles li6ite
ltge, at Norges @elan6t til @ng=
lano, &rofesior Gritbiof Monien,
bar inoeipet iin 9feitgnation, og at
Segationsiefreter S. Srgens bentes
at futile blipe bans @fterman6.
6ritbiof 9eo>1ien bar bele Si6en BE-
tragtet iin Stilling iom gforges 93e=
prgle11tant 2on0on iom n1i6lertt=
big, og bar ierligt ii6en iin Su=
itrues Dpo ii0ite slar bnifet at
treffe Jig tilboge til &ripatlipet.
Otter SorlD6en6e / 2on6on vStan0-
ar6" bapoe Sen norife 9}egiering
gnifet at ien6e Sen nupGrenoe nor
1fe @ela16t Berlin, bon 9itten, til
2on6on, bbtlfet btloe pere at be-
tragic iom ct Enhancement. Men
@eiier &ilbelm LOS BEN norife &e=
giering foritao, at ban bil6e betrag=
te oct iom en- olporlig 6ornermelie>
ON ben beo at forflptte Often gap.
tiIfien6e, at @eianotifabspoiten /
2onbon ifl1lbe bore ftnere ems ben /
Berlin, og at set benlfabelige 6iplo=
motiife sSorbol6 mellem &piflun6 og
9eorge bil6e li6e Derbeb. @oa blep
BON 9itten 8erlin, og @eianbt=
lfabSiefret9r Sr9enS abancerebe til
Minilter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-08
Gnglanbs 9on9epar / 9anmarf %
9}prgc.

0e telegrofiife Meo6elelier ON
set engelife &ongepors Mootagelie
og Spbol6 &igbenbabn og &riitta-
mia gaar us paa, at set begge @te<
Der er 1np0t neo 6en 1tdr1 tie @jerte=
Iigbeo fra @efolfningens Sioe. De
Ganife bap6e ingenli11oe fgr gtpet
Ell frernmeo Monarf Ell laa barm
&ploeit, og 8eidget tilifripes oen
ftgrite notional=politiife @etp6ning
9llle 2an6ets sSn1titl1tioner og &or<
porationer far 1omlet fig om 6enne
@pl6elt. S &j6benbabn bar Der
forbere6t ct Taffeltog til Mnalien<
borg, men Song Sre0erif aniaa iffe
@nle6ningen for posfenbe, og set
bleo opeipet. S Steoet blep Ser
ien6t Song G6por6 en- a6resie, Ser
nbtolte set 6on1fe So1fs borme ST.
Ielier for bom. Set fgl. Sbeoter
eab en- Seitforeiti1ling for uololgt
&us. Song @6tparo bleb nonepnt
til 9@resgenerol / Ben 6an1fe Scr,
og 9fficersforeningen balgte bam
til 9@resprelt6ent.
Og1aa for Donn1orfs 6ip1omati1fe
og poIitii iife 6orbol6 til l1o1onoet
menes SEN engelife @onges 8eigg
at babe babt 8etp6ning. @on bab-
Sc en- @on1toIe meo 2e6eren for set
frifonferpotibe 8orti, 2ebnsgrebe
ariis til Griiienborg, / bbilfen @on@
gen erflerebe, at bbis 9anmarf gt1<
ifebe 6reo, bilbe set bore ne6ben<
bigt, at 2an6et optraa6te paa en-
1an6on Moobe, at set life paa6rog
fig nogen @stonfe / mooiat &et=
ming. @ermeo bentD6e6e &ongen
oobenbort til Sc 6orbon6linger, Ser
bor beret fert angaaer6e uoen ll1f=
fe6e 3iterip" mellem Berlin og 6e
Ranoinapilfe 2an6e. Song @omaro
fpnes oabe1bart life at fnite iDn>
oer1ig Sis til Sen afllutteoe Sraftat
angoaenoe "itatus quo" be0 9iter=
fgen, fom ban 1pnes at betragte iom
betp6nings1es UNDER en- @riits. Com
befienot ct fun Eplflan6, &uSlan6,
@anmarf og Gberige Meounoerifri=
nere of 6enne Sraftot.
S @riftiania bar Sen ergelffe
&ongefan1ilie efter Selegrommerne
1t ben1me fblt fig inrligt biemme.
Song @6maro foretog iepnlig Spa6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-08
Gfsplpiipn en- iapanciiif arbbier.

Stoite l1ge inbtrof en- @fsploiion /
'&ru6tfommeret ombor6 / Sen io=
poneiiffe &rp6ier vMotiuibima", ct
9belieslfib for @a6etter. &e6 @fs>
plofionen on1fom % Officerer, 35
@a6etter og 1870 Sgrneno. rMut-
fuibima", ser ianf itrafs efter Cts
ploitonen, bar UNDER 6en rusiiif-
iapaneiifte &rig 9omiral ssStos
T1agffib ! @lnget paa galu og Sell
log / Seilaget / @oreaitre6et, 6o
mobieftpenffis 5laa6e blep eoeIaet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-08

8Dpal9cnc / ct. Eanl, Minn.,
fanot 5teo 5irsDog5 unoer lneget
itor 0eltagelie og gap 0en1ofraterne
en- afgiort Seir. Sanltlige Sc palgte
@nlbebsmeuo neb ltn6tagelie al
nogle Meblenrner al @prao6et er 9e=
mofrater. Scrub for &alget bar ser
gaoet cit uteget bi6iia 4a1npagne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-08
jra mango Eanter .
Mpt fra alle 2anoe.

Siifop Bang fra ariitiania oe
Gorfatterel1 Sboralp 4lapenes er
Man0agS orriperebe til 9fetp Dorf
n1c0 0anplfibet u@ellig Slap". Sc
fonn1er iom &epraientanter for
u9foror1anos= =Torbl1noet" 9sorge for
at operrGffe og oflere en- Stat1e al
@e,lrif @ergelano, nooelleret al oe11
norlfe 8illebbugger Gigelano % al
9eoromal1bs =Torbl1l1oct le11ot ioln 60
be til u0et 9forife Scllfab Sine
rifa" 9ilfop 8ang og &lapenes
refer til Minneapolis, bpor slfilp=
ril1gen og Sper6ragellen al 5totuc11
lfal fil10e Ste0 peo oe oerperenoe
9eorblnenos Spttel1be Maj 6eit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-08

Sarrb 8. gba,u, Set ii6ber inoe-
ipnrret Matteatpan Sin6siDgebo=
ipital Seem Sort for farlige @an=
bittige for Morbet paa glrfiteftell
@tanfor6 @bite, begpn6er oenne
l1ge en- 9fetsiog for at fo1nn1e paa
Grifo6. @ogen bil blipe fgrt i
&ngbfeepiie, bbortil Sba>p bill blipe
fgrt 11n6er 8epogtning al @oipita=
lets superintendent og to Opipns=
mnlt6. @ans Mo6er, Mrs. %. m
ESbalp, et1ifer bam frigioet for at
ban fan le6lage benoe paa en- &ejic
til Gbropa. Ser er begpn0t 5fils=
n1islelag mellen Sbop og bans @1=
itrlt> @pelDn Sbatp, for bpis @fDlo
bal1 begif Mor0et paa Stanforo
@bite.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-08
gsp ipenF @cianbt. Sra 5tocf=

gsp ipenif @cianbt. Sra Stocf-
bolln telcgrafcreoes lioite llge, at
tioligere ipenlf @cneralfoniul Sat
TO, 9ggpptell 8acbtneiiter, er uo-
nepnt til 5periges Gelonot i $50
ibilgton, 8. 6. iom Gitcrfplger al
@erman 2agercrant3.
So Ggprcis=&ppericr blep begooet
iibite ltge, set enc fra en- @rpres=
bogn tilbgrenoe slooms Cypress
fonpogni paa 8ennlplpal1ia 2inier,
/ Merbe0en al Mttsburg. Ser git
ferlt &Dgter on1 at ser par taget
flere Sefteflloe Eenge fra @og=
nen, ne,t set paaitdoes nu al Som
pagniet, at SDpene. fnn fit ca. 5000.
Set an6et 9fpperi foregif Mertco
fra Mlls= Sarge @rpresfompagni
paa ct Hasiagertren fra Merico
@itp. g3eperne fit Der ct l1obptte al
$63, 900 mefsifanife Collars, Ser
bor beitemte for 8ar1fen @bibua-
bua set nor6lige Merico. Gn af
@rpresfon1pagniets 6unftionerer er
mistenft for at bape begaoet &lpr=
6ringe,l ba Gengene blep tag11e fra
ct Bengelfab, til bpilfet fnn ban
fien6te &onbinationen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-08
9cn itpre amerifanifc sSlaabc ar

9en itore amerifanife llaabc ar
ripereoe u0for @ol6en @ate> s5n6le=
tet til San Troncisco @ugten, 1irs=
oog Nfte,1 og git 0ns6ag 0fiobog
il1o giel1nem @ol6en @ate og foitebe
Mnfer paa 8n9ten. slbu1iral Gpnns
git / Manoo9s on1boro / tit 6la9ifih
pe6 Santa Gru5 og opertog &oman=
boen oper 6laaoen. Sans @elbrebs=
tilitalto er betD6eligt forbe6ret unoer
Spboloet beb @ot Springs.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-09-11
VALIDITY Of LAW
UPHELD BY COURT
DECISION GIVES HISTORY OF
BANKING LAW
TEST CASE IN SUPREME COURT
WilliamsSays LegislatureCould Ter
inmate Existence Of Every
Insurance Company in
The State

Guthrie. Sept. 1.-THE supreme court im
a unanimous opinion yesterday sustains
the validityof the depositors' guarantee
law, affirming the decision Of County
Judge A. H. Huston and denying the in
junction prayed for by the Noble State
bank. which alleged that the law was un-
constitutional and was taking private
property without consideration.
The opinion of the court was wEitten by
Chief Justice Williams and is lengthy
covering fifty-four typewriter sheets.
showing careful preparation
The decision gives history Of the
banking laws Of the nation and is a very
interesting document. Il rules on every
point made by the plaintiffs and cites all
similar cases on record Of every state in
the Union.
The court holds that the law is neither
repugnant to the constitution Of Oklahoma
nor that Of the Federal government"
The opinion sets forth the generalbank-
ing acts enacted by the legislature in the
state Of New York in 1929 which provid-
ed for a safety fund Of one half of one
per cent Of the capital currency. The
ruling of the appellant courtsof New York
on the case is given in which they upheld
the validity Of the law. although the ques-
tion as to constitutionalityw was not raised.
The court also cites to Vermont where a
general banking act was enacted in 1881
providing for safety fund and a state
Continued on Last Pagel
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-09-11

Turn his beautiful park into court Of
Justice, j. 7. Bracket, this morning be-
gan the now famous trial Of Mrs. Fleeta
Klinefelter on a charge of assault and
battery. A large crowd Of the ladies Of
the city took their lunches and went early
this morning to the Bracket place, to
hear the trial, which has been the center
Of interest the past month.Justice Brackett
called his court to order and the trial was
on. The jury was selected this morning
and one witness, little Kathleen Lewis
upon whom, the assault is alleged to have
been made. was examliled: There are
in all about twenty witnesses to be ex-
amined and it is expected tiiat the trial
win occupy the whole day. Attorneys
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-09-11
BRACKETS PARK SCENE
OF KL|NEFELTER TRIAL
Case that Has nOw GrOwn Famous Being Tried
By Justice Brackett-- ThrOng of Society
Women take Lunches and go to Trial
About twenty Witnesses to
Be Examined

E. H. Brady and Paul Mackey are con-
ductine the prosecution and c. B. Rogers
and D. H. Wilson are defending Mrs.
KIinefelter.
About a month ago Mrs. Klinefelter
and Chas Gibson were ARRESTED CHARGED
with assault and battery upon the little
girl, appealed the case to the district
court before trial and then their attorneys
had the case thrown back to Justice Fosters
court and then on change of venue it
was .taken before Justice Brackett for
trial today.
Little Kathleen Lewis has been in the
hospital since that time. and is now re-
covered from the bruises which. it is
claimed. were inflicted by her aunt, Mrs,
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-09-11
|RYAN SEVERELY
| ARRA|GNS CANNON
EBRASKAN SPEAKING TO
MASSES IN ILLINOIS
{ IS WORTH ONLY $4,000.
ever Has Bryan Been so We he
ment in His Denunciation of
Candidate-Attacks Cannon
From All Sides.

Evansville, Ind, Sept. 11--Heavy per-
anaI onsIaughts on Speaker Joseph G.
Annon were made yesterday by William
/. BRYAN in the course of his travels
hrough Illinois. The democratic candi-
ste attacked Cannon from all sides, He
harged the speaker with being favorite
predatory corporations, with having
Tangled reform legislation and with
laving falsified the facts with regard to
3ryan's wealth. Bryan bided his time
kfore giving vent to his utterances until
se had reached Speaker Cannon's district
"a Illinois, about clock yesterday, when
ten minute stay was made at Toledo,
"A. A great crowd assembled to hear him
Ma the Nebraskan Immediately launched
nto his philippe against the speaker
|Ayan repeated his remarks at Newton,
ii. Not content with these statements at
.hese two places, Bryan repeated them at
nney, H., where he stayed for three
iburs. yand openly accused the speaker Of
elling falsehood when he fixed Bryan's
SeaIth at million dollars.
With great detail Bryan gave the
igures showing how his money had been
scquired from the day he entered congress
1ntil the present time.He denied emphat-
calIy that he was worth million dollars
nd fixed the amount Of his earthly pos
essions at S15O.O00 as the extreme limit
ze demanded that Cannon be as frank as
Smself and tell the public whether he
N any money through Iecturing and
5iting and to what extent his money
Nnkine had been lampered by strict
Mention to public duties. Not since the
.ampaign began has Bryan spoken with
'uch vehemance and this is said to be
be first time that a presidential candi-
late ever went out Of his way to attack a
candidate for congress.
The entire day was spent in Illinois and
pdiana Altogether Bryan made seven
.peeches.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-09-11
FURMAN IS JUDGE OF
COURT OF APPEALS

Guthrie. Okla. Sept. 1i.-GOvernor Has
keIl Wednesday commissioned Henry S
Furman of Ada. presiding judge Of the
state court Of criminal appeals. He an
nounced that he would appoint the other
two judges in a few days.
Il looks as though Tom Doyse Of Perry
has been backed from the boards Of pro-
hibitionists and that the remaining
member win be J. J. Carney Of FL Reno
and Judge Baker Of Muskogee. a close
political friend Of Governor Haskell
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-09-11
HEROIC WORK Of AUTOMOBILE DRIVER SAVES
THREE LIVES IN MIRACULOUS FEAT At JOPLIN
Shuts off POwer and YeIs TO Companion to
Jump as Big Machine Turns Turtle--SeUen
Thousand Pe Ie Gasp as Horrible Acct
dent is Narrowly AUerted-- Great Fire
mems Tournament Comes to Close.

been erected for the purpose was fired and
while great clouds of smoke was arising
from it the four Joplin automobiles were
dashing around the half-mile track to
reach the fire. The chemical was working
on the fire while the others were laying
hose. but when the hose from the big en-
gine reached the fire and the water was
turned on, and the fire was rapidly extin-
guished.
In the contest between the volunteer
departments yesterday the Peirce City
team won the coupler contest making the
three required couplings in S-5 seconds.
The first heat was made in a 3-5 seconds,
the second in lis seconds and the third
in 1 3-5 seconds.
CartervilIe was second in this contest
making the three couplings in II rs sec
onds; Neosho third in 13 rs seconds, and
GaIena fourth. making the couplings in
fifteen seconds.
In the championship hose race Weir
City, Kans., made the distance Of 100
yards and threw water in one minute, six
and three-ffths seconds, winning the
championship pennant which they have
held two years
The overturned auto was damaged $3.50
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-09-11
CARL MAGEE READ
OUT OF THE PARTY
Able Young Tulsa Attorney to Re-
nounce Republicanism-Was
Tower of Strength

Tulsa, Okla, Sept. 1.-The story that
Carl C. Magee is to renounce the republi-
can party was confirmed here last night.
At an indignation meeting Of the Taft
Sherman republican club here last night
he was read out Of the club and the party
so far Tulsa county is concerned.
There is considerable excitement in
political circles over his renunciation Of
the party that has honored him on SO
many occasions and it is believed that
there is an inside history connected with
the deal that would make interesting
reading.
Magee is one Of the most influential re-
publicans in Tulsa county and his loss to
the party will be keenly felt throughout
the state. He is president of the Feder-
ated Commercial clubs of the state, and
as a lawyer is the peer Of any in Okla
homa.
II is said that the cause of Magee's
down fall among the republicans Of the
the state was because he refused to be
dominated by the Raymond-Flynn ma
chine and was preparing to bolt the party
Carl C. Magee was candidate for the
republican nomination for congress IN
the Third district last year and was de-
feated by Frank Hubbard Of Muskogee
Magee has written long letter to Gov
ernor Haskell, in which he states that in
the future he viii affiliate with the Bryan
Haskell crowd in Oklahoma.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-09-11

KIinefelter. Much excitement among the
women of the town was caused by this
case, and they have been sharply on the
lookout for the result Of the trial
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-09-11

One of the big meetings Of the Com
mercial club viii be held tonight. Il looks
like things are doing in the club now.
Don't miss tonight's meeting.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-09-11
DISPLAY
IN ADVERTISING
"The Traitor" Has The Most Elab-
crate Autographs Ever Seen
in The South.

Already the billboards Of every city in
the south have an attractive display of
artistic Autographs heralding the coming
of THE Traitor. the new play or Recon-
struction days by Claiming Pollock and
Thomas Dixon. Jr. No company that
visits the South has ever been so lavishly
equipped with pictorial printing. II is
small wonder that the entire Southern
country is already talking about the play
that follows in the footsteps of the worlds
famous play which first gave an effective
answer to the fe.sehoods of Uncle Toms
Cabin.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-09-11

You can get your dinner at the Chris
tian church tomorrow for less than you
c,m at home a dollar dinner for 25 cents
Saturday September IL,
Jesse Brown and Grover Briggs were
arrested yesterday on a charge Of break
ing down United States mail boxes. Their
hearing viii come up before the commits
sioner next Monday.
Mrs. Riddle, mother Of G, A. Riddle and
two grand children are expected home
tomorrow from visit with her son in
Denver.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-01-04
LEVEL HEADED GIRL
WRITES ON LOCKOUT
1ntelligently Discusses the Issue
In a Communication to the
Duluth Herald.
To the Editor of The Herald:

10 the Editor OF The Herald:
Why should not a woman be inter-
ested in the welfare Of her fellow men
and stand by them heart and hand,
through the great labor struggle of the
present and the future?
The laborer is the man who is
pushed and driven to the very limit of
his strength and endurance in order
to obtain scanty living. He is the
man who dashes away all, thoughts of
fear and hurries on to perform the
most dangerous tasks on record, but
because his arms are strong and his
heart is brave is no reason why he
can bear injustice.
i believe that if the laboring men are
intelligent enough to demand a fair
chance to protect their homes they
ought to have it. The labor unions
and the trades alliance are organiza-
tons for the purpose Of aiding the Ia
borers in supplying their families with
the necessaries Of life. If these Or
CARNATIONS have been hindrance to
Duluth, why has it made such rapid
financial progress?
in Duluth, if we were to acknowledge
his honest opinion would admit that
the open shop plan means a drawback
in every way. The open shop scheme
is plot to lower the wages and it is
a certainty that the laboring class can
not keep money in circulation if they
haven't got it. In case the wages drop,
it is positive that the prospective
builders are not going to be as bounti-
full with the contractors. Which would
give the contractors the most satisfac-
ton, to pay high wages out of a liberal
| income, or low wages out of a small
| income? According to all evidence the
| contractors Of Duluth have been kept
| busy and have received the very best
! compensation for the work they have
! so successfully turned out, with the
help of their union men. That being
the fact, why will they insist on taking
the just rights away from those men
| who have stood by them, and some
| perhaps for years? Why will they lock
out the faithful men who have helped
| to build up their successful business
| Is it not to be hoped that our Duluth
| business men have as much brains and
sound judgment as a professional spy
from another city? 1t takes men, not
babies, to resent the fiendish appea
that says, take all encouragement away
from the laborer, the father and the
protector Of the home. 1t takes mer
to turn deaf ear to the heartless cry
that says, employers, lock your shor
| door against the father and if he does
| not submit to injustice starVe him anC
starve his babies. If the labor unions
are Broken for space Of time, they
will surely creep into existence again
for there never was a. just cause thai
could be wiped out. The more it was
| prosecuted the stronger and more pow.
| erful it would get. u. :: ..ss !; T..
/: NELLIE M. STEWART.
Duluth, Dec. 10.