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The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-06-24
Please lake Notice

We have just received car load of
new buggies. Come in and see them.
We will take horses and cattle in
trade for all kinds of machinery,
Pianos and Organs.
MARSHALL & LYMAN.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-06-24
Two Goose Eggs
Continued from nape

Total. .........3O 0 } "a IA 8
The Sauk Centre team played Bel
grade on the latter's home grounds
Monday, winning by score of 8 to 3.
Summary:
Runs Hits Errors
Sauk Centre 8 8 2
Belgrade ; 6
Batteries: Heis and Strong: Jones
and Meyers.
Today occurs the game, at the fair
grounds, between Sauk Centre and
the Colored Gophers, which will be
great drawing card. Owen will twirl
for the locals.
Manager Deters has figured out the
following batting average for the
locals.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-06-24
When Married,

She"Did father say anything about
being too young?"
He---"Well, yes; but he said I'd age
pretty rapidly after we were married
and l found had to pay your bills"
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-06-24
Pipe His Nobs.

Nice Old Lady-Will you kindly tell
me if the lady who writes the moth
ers' page every week in your paper
is in? l want to tell her how much
have enjoyed reading her articles
on 1.-The Evening Hour in the Nur-
sery."
Office Boy-That's him over there
with a pink shirt, smokin' pipe.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-06-24

Many life has been cut short by a
cough that was not believed to be
serious. Many backache and side
ache follow coughing spell. Many a
night is passed in restlessness caused
by coughing. Many cough "cure"
that never cures is tried. Do not be
misled. If you cough, take the old
reliable Kemp's Balsam, the best
congh cure. At druggists and dea-
lers', 25c. 4
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-06-24
Steel Fishing Rod $3.50 at G. Hille-
rud & Company.

TIE dock at the city park was COM
pleted last week. 1t is commodious
affair and affords good landing place
for boats and launches. The park it.
self is in it's glory. Park Commission
er Kusba keeps it up in first class
shape.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-06-24

The local team goes to Little Falls
Saturday to play that city's team
Saturday and Sunday.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-06-24

FOR SALE-City lots. In

FOR SALE-City lots. Inquire of
A. Vessey. As
A picture of Leo Capser taken in
his running clothes, son of Jos. Cap
ser of this city, appeared in the St.
Paul Dispatch of June II. Mr.. Cap
ser is the crack miller of St. Paul and
has been chosen to lead the apitol
city track team.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-27
"C0IHSIOH De Ia POLICIA
IRSuIaT de Puerto, Rico. "

In Coni>iiu dc Ia PoIicia Tnsular. On su
session crhhnda cl din - del corrioatc.
nc uIu ihmar Ia atoaCiiu dc todus los
micn,bro- del Cncrp1. rc>prc'o i que So
ran suSe;amcute c1S'igadu. tudas aure-
Hos prllclas que lnlunCienlo Ia circular
No. 81, seric cOrrieute. sc valgan de per
snnas dentro Y iuerl lie Ia PoIeia Insu-
lar, para conseguir traslados, hccncias,
etc. etc. causaudo pcriuicios mnlcstias
~ rl General Y esta Comisidn.
I' Ia POlicia lnsuiar Ia $50 no.
lie este aeucrdu. para que pre-
sg.-. ..s cargos CONSEQUENCES los que
la.tareu i estas 6riencs.
II un micmbro CualIuiera dc n fuerza
dese1se haccr algunl soIicitud. deberi
hacerla directamentc al Jcfe de Ia Poll
cia Insular, sin valcTse dc inhuencias
particulars.
La Comlsifn dc IA Polieia Insular.
acOrdG tambItn hacer sabcr al pdblIco
en- general, que no Sc limitirin pers0nas
p0ra tallas basta que cstas no sean anun-
yocatOria en- IA prensa.
Toda persona que So presente con re-
eomendaciones 4 IA oicIna De IA C0mi-
sion. solicitando ingresO en a Cus1o. no
ser1 admitida, b. cual sc hacc saber al
publico para eviiar .molestias 4 los iute-
resados San Juan. z. II. Enero -.
l9Og-lFirmadOl JUAN X. Buz. Pres.-
irnte Comisi0n POIciA ln,uIar gv.
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Pro CALABR|A- -SICILIA
La colecta asciende a dos
mi! sesenta y clnco do
liars

Hoy recibimos Ia siguiente comunica-
ci6n:
"Comite Central de Socorros Pro Gala
bria-Siciia Tesorerfa-San Juan, Pr 25
de Enero de 1909 Senor Director de La"
Correspondence, San Juan, P. R.
Muy Sr. mio:-Tengo ell gusto de comu-
nlcarle haber recibido del Sub-Comite de
colectas, la cantidad de trescientos dollars
(S30000) destinados socorrer los super
vientes de la catastrofe Calabria Stella
y cuya relaci6n de los donantes es como
sigue:-Suma anterior 81 765.00-Andres
Crosas S2500.-A. Suarez & Co, $4,000
Pedro Giusti $1,000 -Cuetara Hrnos. $40.
00.-Scres. de Jose Martinez $40 00.-Sucrs
de j. Matienzo & Co. $10.00.-Herrero Hns.
$1,000. M. Lamadrid & Co. $1000-Gan-
dfa & Stubbe $40 O0-Scrs. de Gamarra
1000,-Ram6n Valdes $500 Consul
de Francia $1,000 P. Scchira & Co. $40
P Bouret Hust6 10 00-Farmacia CUTLER
mety $1,000. -Scrs de j. M. Blanco $1,000
Nc Murtrie Cutler & Co $1,000 joaquin
Fernandez $1,000. -Comodoro Rohrer So
90 DIR. Livingston SlO.O0-Pons, Mala-
trasi & Co. $40 90 -Liga de Republicanos
Espaholes en- Puerto Rico $4,000 -Murolo
Hermanos $1,000.
Total recaudado hasta esta fecha S2065
cuya suma queda depositada en- ell Anne
rican Colonial Bank a nombre del Comite
Central de Socorros Pro Calabria-Sicilia,
10 que lie suplico haga pdblico para general
conocimiento -Anticfpolc las gracias, y
quedo de I'd. atentamente,
AIniandr Rnzzn' TeSnrern
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BARRANQU|TAS PRO Ca
|abTia- Stella.
Responde con su pc
culiar generosidad.
Tambien esta dispuesto el
ayuntamiento a secun-
dar el proposito de la
Liga-antituberculosa.
Oe nuestro corresponsaD

Barranquitas, Enero % Con motive
de los dltimos, lamentables sucesos que
hoy llenan de consternaci6n al mundo
por la magnitud del desastre ocurrido
ALA en- dos provincias de la pintoresca
Italia, todos los pueblos en- donde de la
carldad Sc hace un quito, por haber lle-
gado hasta ellos el consuelo hermoso de
su simb6lica mission, han respondido con
generosldad suprema levando en- la me-
dida que les permiten sus recursos, la
dadlva que contribuira q endulzar un
tanto la pena infinita que hey aflige a los
hiJos de la patria de Garibaldi y de otros
tantos genios que asombran al progres
de los siglos, en- sus exposiciones artfsticas
patri6ticas.
No es, nj ha sido Barranquitas de los
ultlmos en- esta clase de torneos Y va,
con la premura que ell case requiere, el
Ayuntamiento en- session eXtraordinaria
| acord6 organizar comisiones de damas
caballeros para recoger de estos vecinos
el obolo que, 81 no ell mas importante por
su esplendidez pecuniaria, 10 sera por la
generosidad y entusiasmo con que todos es-
tamos dispuestos responder al huma-
nitario llamamiento.
La comision de damas Ia compondran:
Doha Maria Serracante, viuda de Pa
niagua, Doha Soledad Santini de Colon,
Srta. Conception Rojas, Srta. Maria Vaz-
quez
La comisi6n dc caballeros los senores:
Don Antonio Vazquez Ramos, alcalde,
Don Carlos j. Marrero, Pie. Ayuntamien-
to. Por orden especial del Sr. Obispo
cat6ico Sc ha agregado esta Ultima
comisi6n ell Parroco, Sr. Fernandez.
FL Sr. Gill y Ponce de Leon, Official
de Sandal de este pueblo, ha recibido
una carta circular del Sr. Presdente de
la Liga Antituberculosa, cXplorando te-
rreno, con ell fin de conscguir recursos
dc este municipio, para ser incluso en-
la lista de los que muy en- breve visitara
una Comisi6n cncargada de dos confe-
rencias pdblicas, alusivas evitar la pro-
pagaci6n de Ia terrible cpidemia.
Sc nos informa que nucstro Ayunta-
miento, que no clerra sus puertas MIN
guna obra de filantropia, esta dispuesto,
siempre que las eXpensas no sean de i'm
portancia y consiga un local adecuado
a secundar con sus empeno5 el loable
proyccto de la Liga.
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visto los actos y procedimientos del Jucz
Rodey en- In Corte.
DIAZ NAVARRO.- 5Tiene noticils US
ted practicas que en- csa Corte Federal
no Sc ha guardado el respeto las sen
tenciaS dc los tribunales de Puerto Rico?
VIAS.-Este case precsamentc cons
tituye una descortesia al Tribunal Supre-
mo de Puerto Rico, cuyas sentencias debe
respectar mientras no cst6n en- conflicto
con las facultades de dicha Corte Federal.
DIAZ NAVARRO.-s sPodria usted de-
cir algo acerca de 10 ocurrido en- Maya
guez con el senior Isaac Gonzalez Martf-
nez.
Was OCIiOTECO.- -Esc es el otro
punto del cual iba i tratar en- estos mo-
mentos, y por cl que tuve que rclacio-
marine con el Juez Rodey en- yirtud de mi
cargo como funcionario pQblco
DIAZ NAVARRO.-5QuG cargo pi-
blico descmpena cl senior Was Ochotcco?
NlAS.-Soy Director del Departamcn-
to de Sanidad, Caridad, Bcnclicencia y
Corrcccioncs.
Ell case este ocurrido con cl Official de
Sanidad de Mayaguea, me In coavoscido
de que cl Jugz Rodey no Jicnc scrcnidad
bastahte para ejcrccr funcioncs Judicial
les.
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"DENTUNDO."

Este es Ell mejor anestesico local como
cldo. De venta en- las acreditadas far
macia de los sehores ]. NJ Banco v
CO., Alfonso G. Zerbi y don Pedro Julia
diriiase la correspondence q su agen
te NJ Mirabal P. o. Box 44O.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-27

Despues de muy
cerca de so amos de
ruda labor hcmos
conseguido perfec-
clonar y ofrecer al
pdlbico n u es ira
!" Peinilla Ideal !"
para tehir ell cabe-
Ho, cuya fama es
actuaimente uni
versal.
Ell uso de nues-.
ira "Peinilla Ideal"
para tenir Ell cabe-
10 es sinplemente
cual 81 usted usara
una de las peinillas
conunes pudiendo
aplicarse ell color
que listed desee,
sin que para efec-
tuar dicha opera
ci6n necesite de la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-27
.CIkC0 MIL PESOS POR
una pIue5a eSDiIita.
In Iibro puesto sobre
Ia caoeza del 'Fn1e-
dium,' debe ser lei
do por este.
Muchos hom bres de valer
luchando entire la verdad
y la duda, entire el desa-
rrollo de los fenomenos
del espiritismo.

Sir Oliver Logde, Williams T. Stead y
otros hombres de ciencia de allende los
mares, todos relacionados con la Socie-
dad Inglesa de investigaciones Psiquicast
han sido invitados por la ''Sociedad Psi
quica Metropolitana', para que Sc intere-
| reSen en- buscar un medium que pueda
demostar que hay base alguna para Ia
hlp6tesis espiritista.
Hay una recompensa de 900 para
aqueila persona que pretenda ser medium,
que Sc someta la prueba siguiente:
''Se abriri I'm libro al azar sobre la ca
beza del neQiUm, de manera que ningtin
ser viviente pueda saber que paginas son
las que estan q la vista. Sc permitira cual
quiera cantidad de luz y NADIA Sc Sc inter-
pondra para que obstruya ell frente de las
paginas. Ell medium podra entonces de-
terminar con auXilio de los espiritus,
eXactamente, cuales son las tres primeras
palabras de cualqu!era de las dos paginas,
la cual prueba Sc repetira cinco veces"
Isl hay .algo de verdad ''-habla la
circular-:'en la atirmaci0n fundamental
del espiritismo moderno los mediums
podrian demostrarla cuando hayan sido
exc u d las posbili dades de
communication telepatica telemn6sica
ntre los vivicntes, pero hasta la fecha no
eXiste antecedente fehaciente de que ESQ
Sc haya hecho."
Los aspirantcs tendrIn que presentar
datoS acerca dc sus condiciones para TO-
mar parte, despu6s de 10 sudl de depositara
la suma de cinco mil dollars en- alguua
persona de re5ponsabilidad 81 los esprit
tus pcnetran cn las habitacioneS ven los
los objetos que les rodean y Sc comunican
con mediums, no debe haber Inconvenience
en- llevar cabo Ia prueba citada. Aun
cuando la prueba no demueStre la teoria
espirita debido la posibiiidad de clarivi-
dencia, los mcdiumS deben someterse 4 la
prueba 81 cs que hay verdad en- sus alega-
gatos".
Esta circular la frman los Srs. James L.
kellog, presidentc; David GoIdeberger,
tesorero Y w. S Davis Sccretario."
'Hemos adoptado esta prucba nueva"-
dljo W. 5. Davis, sccrctario de la Sociedad,
en- su establccimiento, n i'm p Spruce ST.,
''porque nos han abrumado con cartas
relativas nuesta prueba de contar naran-
jas por perSonas que Sc imaginaban que
Sc trataba de un certamen de adivinaci6n.
La prueba de las naranas esta en- pie,
para cualqulcra persona, de aqui 8 del
eXtraniero que la entienda, los cinco
mil dollars pueden ganarse por cualquicra
de los dos mGtodos
Sc pucde decir tambi6n que tenderness
hbros con tipo grande' para los espiritus
que tengan la vista canSada."
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HOTEL FRANCES.
DE
-Asuhcion GoEzalO vida de ACdrdl.-
FRENTE EsTACIoN DEL FERRoCARaIL
DE SAN GRMAN PUERTo-RICo.

Este antique establecimiento, frente
q la estaci6n ferroviaria, ofrece esmera-
do servicio, suculenta mesa y excelente
trato. Magnffcos bahos.
La casa fresca, dos pisos, buen bafio,
telefono, apartado en- ell correo y toda
clase de comodidades.
Sc habla frances, esdanol E ingIGs.
Procurad el HOTEL FRAENCES en-
Idonde los precios son m6dicos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-27

LA CASA DE PRESTAMOS de Jesds
Rcnd6n y Ca, S. en- c., Allen 2l llevara
a cabo ell dia 80 del corriente q las 2
p. m. el remate de las prendas cuyos
talones no han sido renovados nj cance-
lados despu6s de los seis meses que con
cede la ley. La casa sigue sus opera
clones.
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BARAT1LLO.-Sillas color caoba v
color nogal nuevas $S docena. Sillones
caoba y color nogal nuevos So par. Sc
acabaran pronto. Mi venta en- la "Flor
de Mayo, Cruz IL.
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TERRENO EN- SANTURCE.-Se ven
de una parcela de unos $1,000 metros
cuadrados, situada en- la calle de Canals,
a ochenta metros de distancia de la Pla-
"a del Mercado de dicho barrio de San
turce, y en- colindancia por el Norte con
ell "Parque Residenciap -Precio mode
rado y facilidades para ell pago,-Infor-
mara W. Bosch. Tetuan 3, altos. DIP.
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JOSE Z FlGuERAS.
AB0GAB0.
Ha sstableCid' su buicte Fan Jost
s altos San Juan Puerto Rico.
Fierce en- la Corte Federal
Cortes irsulares

>AC0S DE YCTE.-Pa-a envases 1e
aEurar Y eai6 scahsn De rrcib.r Ias sf-
Horvs s Neljn y CosHra., y vrnlen &
presses vcnialosos- 4jv >.
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HOTEL "HORIENTE". ".-Propietaria
Emilia Ramirez Vda. de Masferrer. HUI
macao, P. R. P. O. Box 70, scalle del
Comercio. Banos de ducha a toda no
ra. 90 v. a.
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!De renta en- tOdss las ROaeas.
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Vista a la exposition anti
tubercula

Los alumnos de la Central Grammar
High School visitarin la Exposition Anti
Tuberculosa acompanados de sus macs
tros, en- los dias Y las horas que con-
tinuaci6n Sc especifican:-
Comercial l. Miss Field. 200 P. NJ Gra-
dos, Mrs. Matheson.-
Martes, 1000 A. NJ. Grade 5, Mrs.
Rossell6 Cientlfico Miss Mccarthy.
200 P. NJ. Grades 5& 6 Mr.. Nye. Glen
tffico Il Or. Stephenson) (lIr. Agui-
lar)
Microbes, 1000 A. NJ. Grade 6, Miss
Applegate, Cientifico H & ", Miss Howe.
200 p. NJ. Grade 6, Miss Atkins.
Jueves, 1000 \. NJ. Grade I, Mr.. Ed
wards, 200 p NJ. Grade I, Miss Hold
crer.
Viernes, 1000 A. NJ. Grade s, Miss La
Mont 200 P. NJ. Grade s, Miss Patton
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asistencia de otra persona.

La mejor Pndora que Sc como
&C para uso de las familias.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-07-03

nesota in 1888. Earned his own ex-
penses while in attendance athe Uni
versity Of Minnesota. Graduated with
the class Of 1892. Received the Fell
lowshfp in Mathematics and Philoso-
ply and did one years post -graduate
work, receiving the degree of Master
of Arts in 1893. X = .3
.S From 1894 to 1899, he served as SUI
sperintendent Of the Schools Of {Egin
and Benson, Minnesota Married in
1898 to Miss Eleanor Harris Of Min
neapolis., In 1899 he was appointed BY
Governor Lind as Assistant Superin-
,tendent Of Public Instruction, which
office he held for two years In 1901
he was elected Superintendent OF the
City schools Of Austin, which position
he held for five years. Studied law
In the offices of Albert Schaller and
Otto Kueffner In st. Paul and also at
the University Of Michigan. Was adj
mitted to the practice of law in Min
nesPta in 1895. Began the practice of
his profession in 1896 IN Duluth, Min
nesota. IT,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-07-03
JUST TAXATION PLAN.

Let incomes and inheritances bear
the burden Of taxation. Duties on i'm
ports can yield revenue only when
there are imports. Moreover, If no
revenues were obtained from the tar
fff, people might get it into their heads
to get rid of it. So the problem is to
raise the main part Of the revenue by
duties on imports, and at the same
tipe, so far as possible, prevent i'm
poftations. It won't do to try an in
come tax, or a tax on the earnings Of
corporations. They might work. Sen
ator Aldrich is against at the very idea
of such proposals. He would spare the
people Traditional burdens" Accord
ing to the working Of the high protec-
zionist mind, It is a greater hardship
to have to pay the government one
dollar straight in the form Of an in
come tax than it is to pay protected
industry six dollars in order that the
government may collect its one dollar
in duties. The truth is that income
and Inheritance taxes, properly graded
and fairly enforced, are at once the
fairest and the most effective forms Of
taxation.
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MUST GIVE NAME.

The Labor World is in receipt Of a
letter from an individual who signs
himself Duluth Unionist'' without
giving his true name. .-. ~.
The communication contains certain
criticisms Of men and measures con
nected with the municipal affairs of
the city that may or may. not be mer-
itorious. : .-. :-s*>: =.
1t is the tnvariable rule Of every
well regulated newspaper office that
1t must know the actual name OF every
person who desires it to publish some
article. although the name need not
appear In print If the writer does not
desire It to do so. ST..
One Of the reasons for this regula-
ton is that statements made by, its
correspondent may be refuted. in
which case it would be necessary for
the newspaper to call upon the citizen
to furnish proof for his statements.
We don't like anonymous communi-
cations, any way.
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LAcoNlcs.

Some may prefer Castle Incidence
where there Is nothing to do but swal-
low juleps, highbaals, frappes, cock
tails, raise the devil with the hired
help, and perform other stunts, but we
believe that the man who works has
the best Of the arguments from some
standpoints. =
The progress or organized labor will
be advanced or retarded according to
the extent Of the patronage Of the
union label Of every trade. .
Again, do you practice what you
preach? Do you patronize the label
like you talk for it in the presence of
other union men? Mediate upon this
Get a move on you before Kirby
hands you one Of his union Destroy
ers." He has been mighty quiet since
he made his stall the day of his cleo
ton. In the solitude Of his narrow
sphere perhaps reflection is jabbins
him some. It's coming to him.-The
Journal Of Labor.
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SANE FOURTH ON JULY s,
Is ORDER TO THE POLICE

In order that the celebration of In
dependence day may not be spread
out for three or four days. this year,
the police have decided that the fifth
Of July shall be observed i'm Duluth. II
Instructions which are being given
out at police headquarters insist on
the strict enforcement of the laws re-
garding unnecessary noise and hilarity
except on Monday, when some slight
leeWay will be allowed, as is usual on
Independence day. ~ ,.s. IA. IN s,s
Dangerous fireworks and unwar-
ranted noise and disturbance will. be
prohibited, however,, !: on Monday, as
well as any other day. and a common
sense Fourth will sbe maintained, +
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REAeoNF,ro DC TtlAlSl<FuL.a

With the warm days and delightfully."-
cool evenings OF Duluth our people are
in condition 10 consider with interest.
and with sympathy Tor the less fortu-
nate, the sweltering misery in which
the Inhabitants OF New York and Chi
cgao have existed throughout the
week. There the atmospheric condi-
ton has been almost intolerabA. and
in other parts Of this state. and also
in other sections Of the country, the
situation has been hardly more en-
durable. g., .. ..s.,s ~ .,.$
Many persons In New York have
been literally Killed by the hot spell;
discomfort by day has been extreme,
and by night unbearable. Happy is
Duluth that it seldom If ever practi-
cally knows this kind Of afkliction.
We have it warm enough, to be sure,
at times, but It Is a warmth that is
not prostrating or debilitating and
never produces injurious effects. ~~
Even from the Twin Cities we have
reports that five are dead and more.
than a score are suffering from pros
tration as a result Of the sizzling heat
of the last three days H..
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NO STRIKE REQUIRED.

It Is shown by the governments
figures that bacon has advanced 1875
per cent; potatoes, 43.1 per cent;
eggs, 41.s per cent; dry or picked
pork, 1.9 per cent; fresh pork, 80 per
cent; flour; 1913 per cent, and corn.
meal, 28.6 per cent. These are the
articles selected by the bureau of la,
Dor as the staples Of a working man's
bill Of fare. The increase in the price
Of beef has been even greater than
the figures given here, and other
tins Of diet have increased accord.
gly.-Philadelphia North American.
And once more we want to call at.
tention to the neat way in which
these prices were raised. The trusts
simply said ''the price has raised
you can either pay It or starve.''
When the working men want 10
per cent raise to help meet these ad-
vances they must strike and be &C.
cused of being robbers and undesira,
able citizens.-Akron People. @
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NC. MORE CHICAGO BUNS
FOR MINNESOTA OFFICERS

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ST. PAUL, July 1:-State Labor
Commissioner w. E. McEwen has
evolved a plan that he thinks will pre-
vent the future employment Of Pink
ertons and outside guards during
strikes in this state. - ILL., .., y =
Mr.. McEwen is now having printed
blanks which will be furnished peace
officers all tover the state. These are
In effect afidayits and all deputies,
sworn for the protection Of life and
property, will be made to sign the
same as to his citizenship. =
! Under the law only citizens ,of the
state can be sworn in as deputies,
During the strike on the iron range,
last year, practically all the deputies
used, it is claimed, were imported
from Chicago and this, Mr.. McEwen
says, he intends to prevent in the fu-
ture. &5s IA ~ T. i. .as..4
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ENCOURAGING. FOR WORKERS

ENCOURAGING FOR WORKERS.
It is encouraging to- have even a
few of our Washington law makers
take note Of current events. Some
OF them are awaking from the dead
past and favor discussing the present,
instead OF worshiping at their fore
fathers shrine. Laws that merely
give the Interstate Commerce Com
mission the right and privilege of
getting snubbed by union smashers
are SO Inadequate that our Uncle
Samuel is beginning to take notice.
When the National Civic Federation
attempted to arrange conference
with striking marine workers and the
Lake Carriers association, the latter
told the Civics to-take a walk to
Hades. H.. &. - .
We understand that Il certain = of
our law makers are getting their eyes
opened, and that an effort will be
made to enact laws that will. compel
such arrogant snobs as the men OF
the Lake Carriers association to deal
Justly with their. fellow man.