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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-06-12
RED WING CITIZENS IlIIlAIlVIE. EVERYTHING
! INREADINESsF Oh GREAT CONVENTION

:" The: eyes of all organized labor in
Minnesota are now turned to Red
Wing, where the annual convention
of the State Federation of Labor will
open next Monday morning. It is
well that those members of the move
ment who do not know the beautiful
little city, which is just now the Nee
ca Of their cause, especially those
who are delegates to the convention,
be given some information concern:
Ing the place in which they. are to
pass several days. ~
s':z Everything Is Ready. !:
Z A. representative of the Minnesota
Union Advocate. made trip to .The
Desirable: City" as. it has been called
by many of its, admirers, on Monday
sYsning Of this week to get an idea of
the layout for the J. convention, learn
what the committee Of aarrangements
mas planned, ffpr 'the entertainment aof
the de1egates and and ascertain with what
degree of interest the people are look.
ing forward to the gathering Of the
clans of labor He found the commits
tee In session completing it's work and
preparing it's program for, the press.
Each and all gave him. a warm and
cordial welcome and enterde upon .
friendly rivalry in an effort to furnish
the Information he desired. The first
announ cement the committee made
was that, in it's judgment, it would
not be wise to consume the time of
the convention or Interrupt it's serious
and important business with many SO.
ctal features or forms of outside en-.
tertainment. and therefore arrange.
ments had been mad6 for but one out.
ing, and that was an. inspection of the
numerous factories for which the city
Is renowned: These surpass in mum.
Der and magnitude those of any other
city of equal size in, this part of the
world, and present sufficient, variety
in their multiform activity to afford
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-06-12
STRIKE OF PATERSON
WORKERS ABOUT ENDED.

PATERSON. IN. j., June; ho.-Fol-
lowing conference between Charles
A. Miles. organizer of the United Tex
tile Workers; John Golden, president
Of the executive committee oil the na-
tional association, and Henry Doherty
and his son, representing 4th{ Henry
Doherty Silk company, it is fxppected:
the dispute betewen the, Doh9ty firm:
and its employees soon will be settled
The trouble began several weeks ago
when Is loom fixers left thi mills,
after dispute about union| wages:
.Doherty refuse dto take the}a, back
and employed non-union men ia their
places. F., ! -.-a " "a, 3, +. sc:zs]
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-06-12
GRAND RECEPTION BY
DULUTH E[kS' LODGE
Best People On Earth" Opened
/: New Lodge Room With I'm
pressive Ceremonies.
New Building an. Ornament to the
= City and an Honor to:
49, the Order :: .:,.; :,,;

The new tFuns r,on.a and lodge hall
of the Elks vas used for first time
ednesday night. The Duluth mem
bers invited as their guests for. the
opening night their brethren from
many cities. The response. was lib
eral and not less than 1000 people Wis
tied the new home, which both as to
building and equipment is second to
none in the northwest: >-:-..s~-
It took two special cars, to bring
those who, Gamer from Superior. A
special train came down on the Mis-
sabe road; bringing ESQ Elks from Eve
leth, Virginia and Hfbbing. There was
also a Two Harbors delegation, About
100 came from the Twin Cities on the
regular trains, but went home on a
special, leaving at an early hour
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-06-12
Civic Federation Committee Dis
gusted With Carriers
Evasive Methods.
PUBLIC Is ENTITLED TO
KNOW THE ENTIRE TRUTH
Carriers Think They Can Treat
the American People With
Silent Contempt.

John K. Lundrigan, deputy commits,
sioner of labor for the state of New
York and the chief representative Of
that commonwealth at the joint arbi-
tration conferences held in Chicago
Detroit and Cleveland, has issued a
statement which he says officially
represents the joint board Of arbitra-
tion and mediation. The members Of
the board, who are serving without
remuneration and are actuated only
by a desire to bring the warning in
terests together, are somewhat put
out at the continued unwillingness of
officials of the Lake Carriers associa-
tion to assist the board Or even be
present when requested. The state
ment says, in part:
"The general public is entitled to
know that this joint conference has
not powers of arbitration; neither can
it exercise enforced attendance before
this conference, and in order that the
general public interested may under
stand the position of the joint confer
ence clearly, we desire to say that our
appearance in this dispute is actuated
by the great interests involved, and
that we appear merely as a board of
conciliation and mediation, in an earn
est effort to bring about conference
betwene the executive officers Of the
Lake Carriers association and the
various associations of the employees.
The Points Involved.
Insofar as this general conference
has been able to secure information
on the one hand by personal appear
ance from verbal testimony and ex-
hibits on the part Of the various as
sociations of the employees, and on
the other hand the written statement
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-06-12

hearing. the reports of the officers.
At this meeting, as at all others while
the convention lasts, the public will
be warmly welcome, and the presence
OF as many of the, residents of the
sired, Organized labor has nothing to
hide from the public view and holds
no secret meetings or private con-
claves. + All its work In its general
deliberatiye assemblies is open to all
who wish to attend, and the presence
Of visitors is always highly appre-
ciAted. :. ..t1 <-~ r.#'
: Tuesday Wholly for Business.
= The sessions Of Tuesday morning
and afternoon will be given up entire
ly to the business of the convention.
There are many matters of prime i'm.
portance to engage attention and no
time on this day or Wednesday will
be lost In outside performances. Even
Tuesday evening will be IN the line Of
and ministrant to, the serious work
that occasions the gathering and d.
rected toward helping that along. .
Election Of officers "Wednesday.
The morning session Of Wednesday,
and as much asg may be necessary Of
the afternoon session Of that day, will
be devoted to the consideration Of re-
ports from the various committees
and such disposition OF the recon-
mendations contained in them as the
convention may see fit to make The
afternoon session will close with the
election OF officers for the ensuing
year, and this, with such proceedings
as may be incident to this event, will
end the convention. ,T&,% / .3f$
The Convention City.
Red Wing is the county seat Of
Goodhue county and contains the
usual public buildings to-, be found
In a place Of that character. It is a
city of 10000 inhabitants, with q spirit
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-06-12
hiladelphia Traction Company
!. Yields to the Reasonable De- = J.
: mands Of Employees.
PUA,tIC SENTIMENT TOO
STRONG FOR COMPANY
Politicians and md: :HAgsUgl ass's spe 's
cials Defeated by vi netegninadh G y mined !
Stand of Unienists.

PHILADELPHIA, June 10.-.The
strike of the Philadelphia Rapid Tran
sit conductors and motormen was
brought to a close with the: strikers
victorious at every point.
Successful Intervention.
Through the intervention Of Sena-
tor James p. McNichol, Republican
leader of Philadelphia, series Of
conferences were arranged. While
Strike Leadere C. o. Pratt, of the Ma
tional Street Car Mems Union, was
racing around from mass meeting to
mass meeting, Mayor Reyburn was
framing letter to the head of the
Rapid Transit company. This letter
embraced the demands Of the strik-
ers, and the Rapid Transit company
accepte dthem. They are as follows:
Demands Conceded.
First-Al former employees shall be
restored to their former positions
Second - Arrangements to be made
by which a standard uniform adopted
by the company may be purchased by
employees from any one Of not less
than five reputable clothiers.
Third-Employes to form a repre-
sentative body to consist Of one of
their number elected by a majority
vote from each barn, which body shall
in turn designate a smaller working
committee Of it's own members, which
shall fro mtime to time be accorded
full opportunity to take up with the
proper officers Of the company any
and all questions affecting the rights
of employees. >"
Fourth-This committee to take up
at once with the management OF the
company the schedules with a view OF
making such changes in hours and
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-06-12

- f. MRS. fEORENCE@LEe.&
ing the month, los, OF which. 78 were
calls at the homes of the patients and
30 were made In the interest Of the
campaign. Forty-two individuals are
receiving personal instruction in
health giving hygiene, i've letters
were written In the interest Of the
cause, and IA. physicians have agreed
to cooperate with her in carrying on
the work among. the families Of the
city. %$1123 $112 i 4 \ ~ s5ss,
Mrs. Lee says: 'MIost- Of the work
thus far has been with the positive
cases and little has been done along
the preventive line save In the fam
lilies already AFFLICTED. It is very hard
at times to persuade. the families In
which a tubercular patient is found
to isolate that patient SO far al
sleeping and eating are concerned and
thereby avoid the danger Of infect
ing the entire family 9slS ss3
"The preventive campaign must be-
one Of education and for the reason
that It is very difficult to change the
habits OF the grown persons we are:
bending our energies & to the protec-
ton Of the children. Hygienic living
is absolutely essential to the proper
Development OF the growing child.
II find the condi itions In Duluth In
regard to the white plague much more
serious than i had anticipated. Thirty
two families in one month Is large
number to come under supervision
find that condit Ions are sespeciiaily bad
among certain foreign famil lies.
AT this particular time when the
restraint that tension of the school
year are withdrawn special attention
should be given to the children. Alb
solute rest is enjoinei for the school
children, particularly In the matter OF
sleep. All growing children should
have plenty Of sleep. . would make it
g rule that every child under Il should
be in bed at 8 o'clock and those under
16 should not remain up longer than
The work OF & the school year IL
tirings for the growing children and
they should have perfect rest. plenty
Of fresh air and good. food, or they ara
In danger OF becoming anaemIc and
an anaemic conditlo produces 81
strong tendency I'm the child to de-
Yelop q tubercular disease. Home liy-z
giene ID the best safeguard against
this condition.
The whole scheme OF preveutive..
work ID the anti tuberculosis Id field rs.
merely one sc rational fhyg gienic living
ana should be observed alike ~ thosa
Who are healthy as ven "a those witS
& tend toward tibezc
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-06-12
FOUR WOMEN MAKINt(2E VII
MOTOR TRIP FROM NEW
YORK TO SAN FRANCISCO

NEW YORK, June 9-Four women,
left New York today on a 1000: mile
automobile trip to San Francisco. Mrs.
Alice B. Ramsey. president Of the Wo-
mems me- Motoring club. New York;: Nat
the wheel. The party will takSftfteir:
time, doing a great sight seeing. and
they hope to arrive at San Francisco
about July Is. Mrs. Ramsey intends,
personally to make all necessary re-
pairs to the car during the trip. =. -
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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-08
ANOTHER IRIS TEAM
ED KEITH GETS BUSY WITH PLANS FOR NEW BUNCH or
 BASEBALL ToSSERS

Billy Emerson. the new singer at the Iris, is clever baseball player and as a result, Manager Ed Keith of that in stjtution is getting together a new base ball team.
 Just what position Emerson will play has not been decided as yet. He is a good all around man in the fnfeld how ever. and he will be spotted somewhere in the inner garden.
 The personnel of the team has not been definitely decided on as yet, but Keith claims to have bunch of crack material in sight and the chances are that $ fairly 1ast team will be turhed out.
 The Iris team expects to meet Good win s Kids and other local ball tossing aggregations.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-08
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CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-What is declared to be the greatest vice probe ever in. Niuted in any American c;ty since the famous LeXow investigation in New York is expected to come to head iu the trials of Police Inspector Edward McCann and Detective Jeremiah Grif- fin, which were called in the criminal court today. Astounding revelations concerning the extent to which tribute is alleged to be pad in Chicago for political and police protection by the gambling, hotel and disorderly element. gre promised by those behind the pros ecutiou of the police officials. This ,ntt ou The part of the police officials is declared to exceed Sl,0OO, ,O00 a year and evidence is said to be at hand to prove conclGSively that the "blood mon y' IS shared among prominent city politicians.
 Inspector MeCann is charged with accepting bribes for the "proteetion v of certain illegal establishments on the West side in which division of the city le was in command of the police depart ment. Detective Jeremiah Griffin. who was known as McCann s right hand man, is charged with accepting a bribe and with obtaining money under false pretenses
 The indictments against the two DO lice officials resulted from evidence placed before the July grand jury by District Attorney Wayman. A small army of witnesses gave evidence be- iore the grand jury, among them boss gamblers, resort keepers, proprietors of disorderly hotels and alleged Ego be- tWeens "
 The testimony of these witnesses tended to show the existence of sys- tenn of vice protection on the West ,'de, with a fixed scale of prices, paid collectors and all the accompanhnents of a wellregulated business.
 The system of graft is alleged to have been revealed to the grand jury
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-08

m all its workings by gamblers, resort. Keepers and others who declared that the controlling syndicate has forced them out of business when they refused to 'stand for increased assessments' for the privilege of carrying on their Illegal traffic in the police district ore. sided over by Inspector McCann. One incident told by former resort keeper on Halstead street is said to reveal the simple method adopted by the syndicate to force the payment of tribute A weekly assessment of $50 had been paid regularly for some time, but when it was found that the place was doing an increased business the proprietor was notified that she must give up SiO0 a week instead of $50. This she refused to do and the result, so she said, was that her place was raided nightly by the police until it was forced to close.
 The evidence laid before the inqus itorial body is also said to have con tained many startling revelations con- eerning the extent to which the "white slave' traffic has been carried on in
  Chicago. This particular feature, it is said, is to receive the attention of the August grand jury, now in session. and many rumors are in circulation con ceyning a new batch of indictments to be returned
 While Inspector McCann is the only prominent police official to be indicted so far, it is hinted that a number of. others of equal prominence in the de partment may have to stand trial as result of District Attorney Wayman $ investigations. On the South side. which includes that section of the city extending from the heart of the busi- ness district south to Thirty-ninth street, gambling houses, dsorderly re- sorts, concert saloons and other illegal establishments are said to flourish 10 an even greater extent than in In spector McCann s division on the West side.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-08

ters without any additional space, un- til the new building is completed, when the corner room in that structure will be taken over. Childers is erecting a temporary shining panor al the corner of Cedar and Broad streets, which will be used until the room now occupied by Anderson is vacated
 The new Amster building, which will grace one of the best business corners in the city, win be two stories in height and according to the plans which have been prepared for it's erection, will be one of the haudsomest buildings in Globe. It should be completed by the first of the year.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-08
WORK AGAIN STARTS 0N NEW AMSTER
 BUILDING
CANDY STORE AND BOOTBLACK STAND BEING REMOVED TO
 CLEAR GROUND

After a delay of several weeks, due io thc non.arrival of structural steel, work was recommended on the erection Of 'be new Amster building, at Broad and Oak streets yesterday
 The first steel girder was put in place n the rear of the building. All of the steel and much of the lumber and brick is on the ground and the eonstruc- ton work will be rushed to completion with all possible dispatch
 As the result of the building opera. lions, both the open air pavilion of the Anderson Candy company and the boot black stand of Tom Childers are being torn down.
 Anderson will occupy his old quar-
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-08
UNMEIvTl0NAbLE CRIME IS
 CHARGED AGAINST WOMAN

Charged by her husband with i'm proper relations with her own father, tie details of which are SO revolting as to he unprintahle, Mrs. Antonio Aga pita was on trial in Judge Hinson Thomas court yesterday.
 Two witnesses testified in yesterday s examination, Antonio Agapito, the hus. band, and Frank Troc, with whom Mrs. Agapto, her father, Joe DeGulio and the latter's wife lived for some time. Agapito, her father, Joe De Guilo and and his daughter are guilty of crime more revolting than any other covered by the statutes. Troc was positive in his statement to the effect that he had
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-08
COOPERATIVE WILL OPEN
 NEW PROVISION STORES

stock of the company is sold to laboring men, in lots of not more than twenty five shares to any one person. Their plan is to buy goods from the manu- lecturers, thereby saving the pur- ehasers, who are also members of the company, both the wholesale and the retail profits.
 William 4. Barr, late of Philadelphia and an expert in his line, will have charge of the grocery department. Man agers for the other departments have not been decided on as yet.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-08

witnessed the commission of the crime
 Mrs. Agapito did not testify. After Agapita and Troc had testified, con tinuance was taken until next Monday for the introduction of evidence to prove that the defendant is daugh, ter of De Guilo.
 Agapita stated on the stand that Ie lived with his wife but three days after their marriage, his better half leaving him to live with her father and mother.
 De Gulio is now prisoner at Yuma, serving out term for the passing of worthless $l00 bill on the Fashion saloon, several months ago.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-08
CLOSE DEAL FOR BIC FLOOR SPACE IN LEROY BLOCK
 ACROSS BRIDGE
GROCERY STORE, BAKERY AND MEAT MARKET INCLUDED IN SCHEME WILL CONDUCT BUSI- NESS ON LARGE SCALE.

By lease closed yesterday with Le roy Middleton, the Arizona Cooperative Mercantile company secured quarters for n grocery store, bakery and a meat market, which will be opened within the next few days.
 Half of the first floor of the Leroy building was secured, together with two smaller rooms in one story building immediately to the north.
 The grocery story will occupy the room in the Leroy building, with the meat market and bakery in the adjoin- ing building. Eventually the room now occupied by Bailey X Sons blacksmith shop will be secured, this space to be added to the grocery department.
 A big stock of groceries was ordered yesterday, which should arrive within the next two weeks. permitting this de parimeut to open by September 20, if not earlier. The bakery and meat mar ket will open September h.
 The opening if the three new de partments marks tie first step in the enlargement of the Cooperative com pany which started in business in this city February ,22 ot this year, with the Bank saloon under it's control. That es. tabisbment has paid dividends aggre- gating l5 per cent since that time. It was due largely to the suecess of the first undertaking that the company de- cided 10 branch out into other lines of business.
 By the cooperative plan, the capital
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-08
FIRE BUILDING FOB SALE

The undersigned will receive sealed bids for the building known as the fire house. on Cedar street, up to and in cluding September 9. Building must be removed within a reasonable time. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. W w BRoOKNER, Trustee.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-08
To Be Happy

You must have good health. rou can t have good health if your liver is not doing it's duty-slow but sure poisoning is going on all the time under such circumstances. Ballard g Heroine makes a perfectly healthy liver-keeps the stomach and bowels right and acts as B tonic for the entire system. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-08
Best Treatment for a Burn.

If for no other reason, Chamberlain $ Salve should be kept in every house houl on account of it's great value in the treatment of burns. It allays the pain almost instantly and unless the injury is a severe one, heals the parts without leaving a scar. This salve is also unequalled for chapped hands, sore nipples and diseases of the skin. Price 25 cents. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-08
Why?

From small beginning the sale and use Chamberlain $ Cough Remedy has extended to all parts of tthe United States and to many foreign countries. WbyG Because it has proved especially valuable for coughs and colds, For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-08
Gambling

your life against 25 cents is just ex- actly what you are doing if you neg leect cough or cold on the chest in stead of treating it with Ballard z Horehound Syrup. A 9 cent bottle of this splendid remedy will cure an ordinary cough, heal the lungs and act as tonic for your entire system Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-08

Jack Johnson and Al Kaufman fight st San Francisco tomorrow afternoon. The Bank Saloon will bulletin the fight by rounds. Music by the colored or chestra
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-08

For clothes made to order at home and cleaning and pressing call at Wal. ter < Griffith, two doors below Brown $ store.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-08
TEACHER OF PIANO AND VOICE

Studio at Sjl East Cedar street, Hig don residence.
 GERTRUDE F.. FINTON.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-08

If you are sick, get well; If you are well, get pleasure and rest at Indian Hot Springs.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-08

See Cleo, the materiallzing medium, 166 Sycamore street, Globe.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-08
BIG EXPOSURES EXPECTED
 IN CHICAGO CRAFT TRIALS
Supendous Figures of Peace Money" Paid to Crooked Officials of the Windy City-Men Higher Up
 Are Expected Q be Implicated
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what to be reliable for poca and pohe protection by the gambling
 residing Chicago places the amount at ! S5O0O00 aPporioned follows; +
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-08

Batterles; Cnrtis and Graham; Ray mond and Schlei.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-08
BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Batteries: Maddox, and Gibson; Reul. bach, Brown, Higginbotham and Arch