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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-28
100000 FEET WATER PIPE
CHEAP.


1sV.u00 fect or this shipment is sec
and-haud pipe. practically as good as
now. and h. now ou sale at a biz dis
count hy Tie Adams Pipe Works.
soea Fay street Sizes and prices =
neh. . rrnts per foot. \ inch. . cents
ocr foDt is-ineh. -. cents per foot.
p -iuth b. g cents per foot. i-inch. -
cents iei foot IA-inch. & cents per
Foot. li.-iu,h. cents per foot 9
inch pa cents p,r loot pa inch, 10
cents per foot s-.nch. ~ cents per
foot. ata nch. .tis cents per foot
t-inch, go cents per foot
ol we'll easing prices and sizes
s-inch d H. d cents per foot e-lncn.
T. D.. . cents rer foot. s-inch. 49,
ents per % ah-inch. i6 cents per
loot. 34 -lnch. o. cents per foot a
inch. 20 cents per foot An pipe Or
carefully Inspected. new couplings
and new thread are put on every
piece. every joint is guaranteed to De
.lrst-ciass srrVicrahfe pipe Nah nr-
.dcrs promptly allied To reach the
Adams pipe Works in los Angeles.
take Gar MARKED Pacific Boulevard.
starting east ON seventh street from
Broadway. Ask conductor "a Jet you
on al RaN Strcet and go east half
block Phones. Flsi5. Broadway
i2Gs
orr coal GIVES MORE HEAT
PER FOUND AND COSTS LESS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-28
DRINKERS LICENSE
FAILS TO PASS
House Steps on Nh, BIattman's
Bill After Adopting an Orna-
mental Amendment by M,
SWeeZy,

HttfNhA fEN -" ~
BEFORE adiourning until Monday az
ternoon tho house of representatives
this morning put the finishing touches
"a Mr. Blattman's bin providing FOR
the establishment OF a. drinkers IT.
consc tax. by LAYING IL on the table
indefinitely BEFORE kiillng the hill,
however. tho house adopted an orna-
mental amendment By Mr. SWeezN
which WAS read amid applause The
test OF the amendment follows
amendment 20 House bIl No. 100.
10 strike out section 3 and inscrt
the following
section For the purposes of this
net "a certificate as hcro.n described
shall hO construed US meaning aud
referfng e. e "drinkor's ncensc said
license at ccrtiiicatc shall be- issued
by probate clerk to any maie appli-
can't of good morai character between
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-28

OUR POLICY Is QUICK SALES
AND S.:AIL PROFITS. LET Us
SHOW YOU THAT WE CAN SAVE
YOU MONEY ON YOUR GROCER
TS. \. G. PRATT n co. 2i4 5.
SECOND.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-28

SANlTARlU MS.

-~-~N~f~
ROSEDALE PLACE-Located on
Lockhart ranch, near Indian school.
private porches. Under manage
ment of graduate nurses. Misses
Norman and Bartlett.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-28
For Rent--0FFICES
FOR SA~lE-BuSineSs
FOR SAlE-Furniture.

FOR SkLE-AlI kinds OF household
furniture. Futrelle Furniture CO,
west end of viaduet.
FOR SALE-STar Furniture Company
sell goods on easy terms or the
installment.
FOR SALE-GOod roOming house
furniture; can rent house. Porter
field Co, 3t6 West Gold.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-28
FOR SAlE-liveStoCk.

FOR SALE-Horse. buggy and har-
ness. also team small mules. wagon
harness or will trade for mares. 6lf
South Broadway.
FOR SALE-Fine horse. in perfect
condition. weight about 500 lbs
extra strong. price $500. worth
$1,000. Inquire Singer Sewing Ma
chine Co.
FOR SALE-Fine horse. extra strong
for express or country use. in perfect
condition: a bargain for $4,000. u
quirc al Patterson's Livery stable, be-
tween Srd and 4th. Silver Ave.
FOR SALE-One good young saddle
horse. good locker and perfectly
gentle. Apply 14i5 :. Arno.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-28
FOR R~ENT--RanCheS

FOR RENT-Alfalfa ranch; close IN.
Also store room Albright studio
121l. n. 3rd.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-28

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms and
rooms for light housekeeping, 1lS
West Lead.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-28
The Journal Classified Advertise
Viii Keep You Ahead in Business So That You viii Haze o Turn
Around and Look Back, IF You Want to See Your Competitors
FOR RENT--Rooms.

FOR RENT-The most sanitary anf
up.to-date rooms at the Rio Grand,
519 West Central.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-28
TO LOAN

MONEY TO LoAN-On city property
at s percent. Rio Grande Valley
Land Co, John Borradalle. agent. Or
flee. Third and Gold avenu
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-28
GOVERNMENT LAND SCRIP.

We offer for immediate delivery
Government land scrip In any q%uanti-
ties from 40 acres TO 10000 acres; the
most satisfactory Government patents
are obtained by use OF perfect scrip.
For title TO townsites, scrip is indis-
p~ensable. Scrip suited for townsites
is our specially. We guarantee all
scrip sold by ms.
THE W. T.. MOSES LAND SCRIP G
REALTY co.
Jacobson Bldg. Denver. Colo.
FOR SALE-A few SNAP bargains in
houses and lots. ". II McMilllon,
Real Estate Broker. I'll W. Gold.
FOR SALE-one s-room and one s.
room house with ground l5oNl42
feet. east front. nice location. $4,000
must soil soen. Lloyd Hunsakcr. 2o5
W Gold
FOR SALE-Cheap. a Groom. mod
ern brick cottage: nieek located -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-28

orr coal GIVES MORE HEAT
pER FOUND AND COSTS LESS
THAN ANY OTHER KIND. AMf1sI-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-28
PERSONAL

WOULD YOT MARRY IF SUITED.
Matrimonial paper containing hun
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-28
WANTEO-F1rniture.

FURNITURE WANTED - Highest
cash price for furniture, stoves
carpets. etc. Tel. soc. Crown Furnl-
ture ana Auction CO.. ia w. Gold.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-28
HELP WANTED-Mal ale.


WANTED-Bright men to make col
lecti0ns and mercantile reports in
every and village; income $50
to $3.50 per month. Address /. M. A.,
Box 222, Hancock. Maryland.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-28
WANTED-BoarderS.

WANTED Roomers and hoarders
al West Slate.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-19
euue Sinetpriicr for Sur o. Hetur iii
Council gluffs 90 Smaba | 20.
pember us Seeembcr.
Chicago, Minnnufce & Ct. ganl 9ip.

9cunc Scrrbare piI / 2rbct of gos
pember oa december irIge Grturiiouss
binetter til Council Elufis % omaha for
EN- 90 en- balp Cart for Eur o.
aetur. 9ette fer iarIeOntrg al islaens
Sc llbitiIiuger:
glatioudl Horticultural 9cnqreis
Council &luiis fra 15oe til 2ooc Ros
BENDER. @iqetter irlgss Den 1889.
15oe o. 1Sse Gobember. @oSe FOX
Retur iii 22oe Roosmber.
Rational Corn grboiitiou | Cmo6n
fra 6te til fSoe December. giastals
act b~cgpuSer Den 6tc December. @oSe
for aenr til 20Se 9eeember.
9prmere SpIpsHiugsr eraoloes eos
gbicngo. IiIipautee & St. gGui 3erns
bauens 9~oiaInsenter. Z. u. Riaer.
General Rasienger aseut. g5ieaso.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-19

CT hel fogt 9lomfnaI. iom err foat
/ ioItet @anb. til Sen er msr. men
life iItrfferfcat. On llnie fiuhaffet
foot Sfinfe. 2 4onper Tomnt.S nuce.
10 tobpeSe Spiieifeer repet SIt. Otter
Of of @anSet or remit al 8lomfan.
len, toacr man et rent Slpbe incl.
lem SGnSerne os meb bette % S9n.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-19
Enmpfin.S Grtcr.

IL Sop Bumpfiu, iom er tam.
pet, efter at BET er fogt / iaa li6et
@onb, iom miIie, bInnbes meo ~
Sop Suffer, en- Sop IeIf, 2 pispe0e
ggg. 2 SpiieIfeer RoIaSies, 2 Spite.
ifeer imeItet Smsr, y Sbeife Solt,
p Spiieife finitsot Sn9efGr, en- Che
fife Sanel oe Iibt repet Wliifat. 9aar
bette Ell aobt inrmenbIan0et, bar
ma oct OBJ / "8em Tans", iom err
ilaat goo Tie Grltit % itcaer Set %
Wimltcr | Ell life for beo 9ngeropu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-19
quiet np Rfckkrttrt.
Rspiseret al en- yso,tif Sasmseel
Sbanfsgiping.@a Sage.

st ballot Bunb Smsr os ct Sunb
Suffer rsres til 6Isoe. 6 piSpebe
gGg bapes |, ct Buno % Ell LIME
Wtel, u Gint Welf % to itregue
Sbeeifeer Batting Bomber. Iaar alt
er iammenrsrt, ilaor man oct eobt
meo Sfeer, iaa oct fjenoeS riatie let
no. Set iteges / fire 2apersSins. st
Hunb Suffer fogeS me0 NOT 8ano
til at opIsie set, til oct "baorer iig".
3ette bGlbes liot efter Iibt op / 4
itippiifeoe SG~ggebpiber, unbcr itaoig
Ttspitg. Naar oct begpnoer at blt
inf, bar man u &uno i%inifaaret
Sufat t. a Hitnb %finbnffeoe Soe0.
FER, y Firnb Toiiner, iom or bnffet
tint, efter at Stenene er uotogre,
og eft Grno ifoGebe % boffebe Iarlb.
Ter. alt bette reres / Iiot eftcr
bpert, og naar oft er goot iammen,
blanoet, imsres oct imelem 2ogene
% paa Soppen oe Siben al Soeen.
Genne Sage CT meget rig, ina man
fan ifiGre Den op / gorife imaa
Stpffer, rtaar BEN ifaI ierperes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-19

oerne, flemmes gIomtanIen, iao ben
foar Ell pen Sorm % Irgges oerpaa
op / ct parmt SAB, Somatiuuccn
parmes, iaa ben er pna aosepunftet,
wirsres Den baffeoe Sfinfe og bellies
oper glonfaolen. Siot al Den repne
DIT Urges oper @lomfoaIen oa Sic.
iten Ipsaes | imaa Slater ruuot ON.
firing Den.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-19
Goiin."S tufiug" til snrfes.

st Runb finbaffet &isb, en- fin.
baffet Iiben 2ee, fist 8eriiGe og 81
milan, ct Suno itenfri Goiiner og en-
Spiieife Smsr. 9ette bIanbes lam.
men og foges omtrent 10 Wiuuter.
Sreb, iom er no9Ie Gage gammeIt,
ripes paa ct Hioiern % bIanbes meo
oct sprige, oe iaa bar man ct pispet
s@g /. Saa bar man 2 Spiieifeer
at noeet Slogs ifarp Sal,ce / %
Salt og 8eber efter Smag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-19

ite, mooerne Metbooer. On 40 til
60 acres Niger ifuIoe Der oprfes, til
iaaes % bsites paa aaerbeoite Naa.
De; fortiaet, oft ifuIoe itpres al e,
opgtie Saemano, iaa belle Nabolaget
bIep nsot til at betraete oct iom ct
Nsniter paa ubmerfet Sarming.
Smfoitningen, Der er i%orbunbet meo
Ell ioaban Sfole, piIoe bIipe forboIos'
bis lioen og Gptten Ianst itsrre, enS
ben eQerS tan naaeS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-19
CRANBERRY &bip".

80 Quarts GranberrieS foges, til
De er msre, ba presses De igiennem
ct 9sriIag. Saa moaler man oet %
taeer famine SorboIO Suffer % TO-
ger oct iaa, til set er tpft. s sggge'
bpiber piifeS itipe, og en- Spiieife az
8anger al bette BABES op / Gran.
berrp.Wasier, iSet man Itabig big.
Der / oct. Soa bar man 2 Sheifeer
ganilie |, bar oct op / en- imuurt
Sorm os iteger set langiomt / 9a.
eerooneu en- balp Sime. Won bpGl.
Der set no paa ct flabt Sac, bar pi-
ifet Slsbeifum omfring os itrsr fin
baffe6e Rsooefierner oper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-19
Gatalenc.S nppe.

80 Seq ifrples % ifipres | Sfi.
Der, rules / Mel % iteges / 3 Spiie.
ifeer hebt Smsr, til oct bIir lpieglilt.
IA bar man | iaa meget 9ioofrait,
iom ma nil hare Suppe, % loocr
set faa ct Spfog. Saa iGttes @rp.
Sen baepao Stoper, bbor Den fan
itaa % imoaiurre, til 2egen er goSt
uofoat. Smiolertib ifipres grsS op
/ Striber, omtrent Il Somme tpffe
% IL 9omme Inree. elsie Steges
/ Smsr / g%ngeropren, til De err Ipie.
bruno. Supper files, tiIiPttes SnIt
oa Geber efter Smog, brinaes iii
aoqepunftet oo tilirttes bo en- Spiie.
lie repet Sit, boorpna set bplSes oper
SC Itegte grsoitrinler. iom err logt
/ SunSen Of en- Suppe.S errin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-19

Gaar Re ifrioer til Hperte'
terenSe. idG pGr iaa peHIis at
mseScIe. at De iaa oeres
aoertisiement | "Secorab Sos
ten. Get iitger lem ben
beoite gebaRoIius.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-19
Sbanfsaioina Enmpfin.Iie.

en- &op Si,ffer, 8 SpiieIfeer Mel,
en- Sbeife Salt, 9 Spiieifeer finiteot
Sngeipr % en- Gesiertife fin aaneI
it9tes iammen. 9ette bIauoeS op /
en- Quart INF, fo9t, itompet Rllmp-
fin, o9 irsres berpaa 3 pispeoe sgg,
H Sop Netu Orleans Molosies OF
en- Silort @eIf. 9ette er nof til 8
Itore 8ies.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-19
Ipniteriarme | buert Gountp?

Gen beremte Serubanefonge 5. s.
Sill bar ogiaa befattet Jig meget meO
andre Inliggenbcr % ba iiGr meo
Farming. San bar ofte optraaot
iom Saler / itore 5oriamlinger al
6armere, boor ban altio err bleoet
bort paa me6 iterite Spmerfiombeb,
pan @rltnb of De floge % praftiife
Gaao, ban bar gipet.
San bar / oen ieuere Sio ilStalt
iia iterft / Sausr al praftiif llbban.
uelie / Sarming. s en- trpft Gfbanb-
ling ON oenue Sng paoitaar ban, at
bbis 8erbens 9efoIfuine bereiter ifal
f1nre bltpe nPret iaa goot iom bio-
til, ba maa De nupPrenbe Wetbober
for 6arming pige Tlaoien for nperc
og f~orbeSrebe Retbo6er, bporoeo
2anoets aigrsoe fan ~forSobIes.
Snis ban firnoe faa set eiter Tin
@tlie, od Ituloe Der boert Ior bpgs
ges to iCrre arigsifibe, % Be inalc.
oes inSipareoe fem eler Ter Miaio.
ner Collars funbe ba bore en- 9e.
gDnoeIie til at grunoIGsee ct IN.
iinS 9anbbrugsfoler / be 6orenebe
Stater. Sper al Sisie SfoIer iflilSe
efter Stills Saufe itna / 6or6inoeIie
meo en- Isniteriarm. bpor off mn.
Zig itilISe pere inorettet eiter De beo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-19

fargp @arp,ri, q. Ytonicu. gier oar.
Der o. tiibereber Suoer oa Stiuo til SGle.
IQoer, 6ratter ps Slaorf9loer. 6Rloer 10.
res, Suoer figbes, 99oer % Selosr tiliaIss.
Strip eiter grtslite. Sarge SanHerp,
Sargp, Y. Sat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-19
Carmen ng 3nnfu.
aestoerst Of In praftlH garmss
cm sIaatnina paa Sarmen.

ullluL HlulibS ~ 'No-' 10 .
lin SamiIie BET itore 8ooe at Ipile
hiemmeIapeoe &ieopnrer.
gaa Den gammeloaeie Waaoe frn'
sc ser, iipr for Sinterbrug, og bells
ogiaa til Sorbrug ON Sommeren,
fires Sperflo0 al goo aisomao til
langt biaigere Iriier, emo man MI
maa betole | 9perne for ganife milo.
beImaaOige Sisbparer. Sect fra ben.
ne SIDE alene, ioreeaar Der blanDt
jSarmerne en flor SoieIbeo og tort
Edb, noar pene Slagteopr IGlees
biaigt paa @arfeoet, og iioen maa
Sc ielpiamme Soger fisbeS tilboge I
Sorm af Sfinfer, Spegefieo og Esl'
Ter til manseoobbeIte Eriier. 3ette
glabs 2piere eisr Jig fcrbaabentlig
life ifpIoig / iaaoun oaorlig SuS'
bol6ning / nogen betpoelig Sroo; DC
bar lert beore Sfif al fine Score.
Get er Dog let at GLIDE mo | bette
IaseIigbebens Seilipor, og bette pll
hi gierne iorbinore ueo at frembolOe,
bpor operfommeligt oct er, meo ltot
Siltag, at foripne i'm Susbolontn9
meo aooe &isoparer, iaafremt man
bar Slagteopr paa Sarmen.
Spao aarstiben angaar, oa er bet
blanot De ileite alminbeligt, at Slngt'
ming f~oretages en- pasielig Sio Tor
SSsuI. Ser er Dog mango, Der Tore
trGffer at sisre en- Del at S~lagtnin.
gen / Topember, nemlig ben Del, Der
ital ofgipe 8interforroaoet, og Ian
ubiptte meo bet, iom egner Jig til
Sommerforroao, inotil Sebruar Ell.
Ter enoa Iiot ienere. 0ette ct en- goo
&lar, uagtet BET Ifaffer mere SeInpr,
naar ser TO @ange ifal foretages Oct
famine arbeioe, iom oeIaa altIam'
men fan giercs pad en- Gang.
9aar S%Iagtning iful ioretagcs, er
Der ptsie nsSpenbige Sorbereoelier,
iom mao bore giort / goo betios.
er nj, alminoelig fienote, iaa
hi Iaoer oct bore ubersrt. angaa'
enbe sfoIonins af Spin, oa bar
ganoets Semperatur meset at iige.
goerIigbeberne er lise fra $50 til
10 s. Saalanet Dor egen Grfa'
ring gaar, bill ri tiIraabe 165 Sra'
Der s.
Otter SIagtningen bsr &isbet
bpnges no, inbtil oct er albeles of
fisIet, men oct bsr life frpie, oa oct
oerpeo taber / @obbeb.
Oct eneIte, Ri bill fsie til ooenItaa'
enoe oenne Gang, err en- Spifrift paa
Den SaItIaee, iom ifal bruges enten
oct giRlSer &isb ener 9slier. Gag
til s 8uno Salt, s Iunb brunt Suf.
fer, og en- llnie Salpeter, bpilfet ifaf'
fer iterf nof Gage for 100 Puno
&is6. Iange ipnes bebit ON at
qntoe Bette SaIt % Sitffer iibenpaa
set 3is6 eaer De Sfinfer, Der ifal
rsges, og berpaa lpgse BET iammen
oa Itre Saltet imeuem, iou bet fan
trpffe araften oeraf til iie Ell A til
6 Tigers Si6. Oct er BOG ipbponligIt
at Isle 10 eQer flere 8aaoner Tano
til set SaIt, Suffer og Salpeter,
iom er nppnt, aipe set Stb til at OBJ
og 6erpaa ilaa oct paa bet Gleo,
iom er paffet eobt iammen | Senoer,
oa iaa Io6e bet itaa | 2aeen A q 5
Tiger. 9ette ii0ite bar ri ielu PRO-
BET og flinoet, of 2ngen life moo
op me6 mere @an6 emo 10
Stuff mi, at oenne Sp'
ifrift pasier netop for 100 8unb
8isS eler Sleif. % at IGngber al
Gage nlaa pGre eiter bette 6orbolo.
Ipniterfarme | buert Gountp?
Gen bersmte Sernbanefonge 5. s..
Sill bar ogiaa befattet Jig meget meb
andre anliggenocr % ba iiGr meo
6arming. San bar ofte optrunot
iom Snler / itore 5oriamIinser al
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-26

ing carried into effect. But if more
money Is required for the execution
of a proposed measure than the minis
try has at its disposal the measure
cannot be reported to the emperor UNI
Ill the sum necessary has been asked
for in the regular way, but is, through
the duma and the council of the elm
pire.
The reactionaries, including NJ. Dur
novo and Count White, who, though he
at one time induced the emperor 10
grant a constitution and himself took
an active part in drafting the funda-
mental laws, has during the last year
or more taken very great pains to DEM
onstrate his devotion to the autocracy'
affirm that these articles absolutely
forbid the interference of the duma in
matters of naval administration. This
view was rejected by the majority of
the committee to which the question
was relegated in the council of the en-
pire and by the council of the empire
itself.
The question is clearly highly dis
putabe one, and the fundamental laws
seem to show at least as much justifi-
cation for the governments view as
for that Of their reactionary opponents,
and, even if in the last analysis the
reactionaries' Interpretation should
prove to be the right one, there seems
to be no particular reason why the
government should be charged with UNI
dermining the monarchial principle be-
cause It has a different opinion about
two by no means LUMINOSITY worried
articles of the fundamental laws. After
all. the question of the marine general
staff is a minor matter and its impor-
lance has clearly been exaggerated by
NJ. Durnovo and his friends for ute
rior purposes.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-26
Municipal Affairs
REPORTS ON MATTER
OF MUNICIPAL MUSIC
Committee Recommends Council APP
propriate from $4,000 to
$4,000 for Band

The advisory committee appointed by
the city council to consult with the
finance committee on the matter of a
municipal band made it's report to the
finance committee yesterday.
The committee recommends that the
council appropriate between $4,000 and
SIS, 600 to secure a band of about thirty
five pieces and a competent leader.
1t recommends that action be taken
in August or September, and that the
band play through the rest of this
year and during the tourist season.
Two concerts a week are to be given
by this band in the principal parks.
Whether the band be composed of
picked musicians or be some aggrega-
ton that now exists the committee
says it is not prepared to say until it
has further studied the merits of the
various musical organizations 1t will
make such study as soon as it is settled
by the council that a specified sum of
money will be appropriated for the
purpose.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-26
COUNCIL PRESIDENT
REBUKES COMMITTED
ORDERS FINANCIAL BOARD TO
MEET EARLIER
LARGE Amount of Business Causes City
Solons to Work Overtime-Gar-
bage Matter Postponed
Until Friday

President Pease yesterday admins
tered a much deserved rebuke TO the
finance committee He ordered If this
committee intended to meet on the
mornings when council sessions are
held it get together at an earlier hour
and not delay the council meeting.
The council was more than half an
hour late in meeting yesterday morn
ing because the finance committee had
extra work to do. But even had the
council met on time it is probable
the work could not have been conclud-
ed at yesterdays session
At any rate, the council was in ses-
sion until $50 o'clock, an hour and
half over the usual time, and there was
then so much work left that it was
deemed advisable to adjourn until
Friday afternoon at o'clock. Even
the report of the city engineer was not
read and other routine business had
TO be passed over.
Friday afternoon the garbage specif-
cations will also come up for discus
sion. They were presented to the coun-
ell yesterday by the board of public
works, but as they We're considered of
great importance the city clerk was
ordered to prepare copies of them so
that each councilman might have an
opportunity to study them.
One feature of the specifications has
already met opposition from Council
men Yonln and Wallace This is the
clause requiring hogpens where city
garbage is used to be one mile from the
city limits. Both Yonl1in and Wallace
believe this is not far enough away.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-26
RESENTS ATTACK
MADE ON UNION
JOHN MITCHELL REPLIES TO
KlRBY'S CRITICISMS
FORMER PRESIDENT MINE WORK.
ERs DENoUNcEs ENEMIES
Says Men Who Denounce Class DIE
vision Malign and Berate Work.
inemen, and Advocate An
archy and Violence
rBy Associated Press.I


NEW YORK. May 25.-The arraign-
ment of organized labor made here III
his speech of acceptance by John
Kirby of Dayton, Ohio, the newly
elected president of the National AS
ISOLATION of Manufacturers, Is con-
demned by John Mitchell, former pres
ident of the Mine Workers of America,
in an article published in the current
issue of the National Civic Federation
Review. -
Mr.. Mitchell, 1.-THE representatives oil
this employers association IN one
breath decry and denounce what they
term class divisions and class hatreds
and in the next breath malign and be
rate their fellow citizens who are work.
ingmen and all other groups in society
in sympathy with the legitimate pur-
poses and high ideals of the labor
movement.
"They claim and proclaim the right
and necessity of organization among
employers, yet deny to Worklngmen the
right of organizatio and combination.
''They pirate about law and order,
vet advocate violence and anarchy;
they suggest the use of the cannon as
a means of dispensing the working
men: they malign the great majority
of the employers of labor who refuse
to join them in carrying forward their
unholy and I'M American designs TO
destroy the organized labor movement,
and to cap the climax of their incon-
sistency they impugn the motives and
question the intelligence of the relig-
ious, educational and philanthropic in
situations of our country simply be-
cause the institutions have opened their
doors to the organized labor movement
and have listened respectfully to the
claims made in behalf of workingmen
and women whose brain and Drawn
have contributed in no small degree to
the commercial, intellectual and moral
supremacy of the nation"