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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

v. B.-Foslo-irg schedule figures published o-lv
as Information and are not susrapteed:
FOT Atlanta. birmingham Moh5Ie New O-Yes,.
Asheviils- Chattancoga. Memphis, 4 10. ard To;,5
2 n. daily. Diriny ca-s
For Roanoke Knoxville Chattarooca Msrnrhi.
New Orleans. 1910 i. II dail-. Dining czrx
For Columbia Charleston. Augusta. Aiken. sarsp.
nab. Jacksonville. ard Flcrida points z:l3 n n
daily. nsning CIR serrice
Tourist CTS tor California. tri-veeklr. Eao 2. N.
Locai fGr HarTfsoBhuTT. :. . N daiIr. s.Is a =
week Gays: Tor Dauviile 30 q. n dziiy aud fos
Chafiotte<viile 30 =. n. and As D n daily.
k-elrent trains 20 ard frczn Biuernout
\ 5. BROWN. GensT7I Agent
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICES:
NORTHWEST.

NOELHM
WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Information Busaa
GOLDENBERG' Infozmstion Bureau
HECHT CO. Cashiers once.
PALAIS ROYAL. Information Bureau
S. kASN. SONS & CO., Information Bureau.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY, eorner sth 81 and 2
ave and 8. rw.
JOHNSTON-S PHAR8EACT. ~ y J. ave. ~.
T. P. NEILER'S PHARMACY. S54 N st. ".
ATKINS0S'S PHARMACY. ilth ard 6 SIS. w.
ASTORIA PHARMACY. Sd ard G SIS M.
kENESAW PHARMACY, Mount Pleasant and
Irving SIS. Nv.
FAtL0ES ) PHARMACY. sth and ? SIS nv
DAVIS PHARMACY. sth and 5 SIS nv
M A. HESKE. 5th and SIS. Nv.
PROCTORiS PHARMACY. 1sls 18th 81 ~
7. l. LEATHERWOOD. l5ls 18th =. Nv.
ETOTT & SNYDER. I3th ard SIS N.
DOM & SANFORD'S PHARMACY, e0TnsT n. Z.
ave snd North Capitol s. nv
DAY & co.'s PHARMACY 5th sud G stA IN
YARNOLD'S PHARMACY. Si0i ifth St. IN,
HERALD BRANCH. E5 2 ST nv.
NORTHEAST.
&cCHEsNET & JOACHIM. q and z sts. us.
MeCHESNEY & JOACHIM. sth ard Z sss ne-
G. J, GEIGER'S PHARMACY, corner eth and
CHARLES J. FTHRNANN-S PHARMACY. Sth
and r CariroI SIS ne
BLUMER'S PHARMACY. n Cspitol and Z stS- ue-
D. D. COURTNET-S CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND.
~ n. Capitol ST.
SOUTHWEST.
MILBURN's PHARMACY. IN and B stS 81.
SOUTHEAST
z P. WELLER sih and I SIS Sc
Guy h NEELY, Ilth and c stS So
BROOKLAND.
CHARLES C. LENNON. l2th and NsEtOn -
ALEXANDRIA.
WILLIAM P TAYLOR. sls King s.
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Too True.

From TIE Cleveland Leade-.
NO one understands me- he groaued;
no one on earth
Il IS the old story, wrung from many
a tortured youthful heart. The sufferer
is generally mistaken. but the pain Is no
less poignant Yet. in this instance. the
mans complaint was true. Nobody on
earth could understand him
For he was an announcer Of trains Al
the union depot.
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CHESAPEAKE z ONO RAILWAY
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RwY

SCHEDULE N EFFECT JANUARY Z lsaq
Leave Nashiaggou New Union Station
SO a n---Da.iy-Au points on Norfolk and West
ern: also Knoxville, Chsttsnoosa, and Memphis.
NI0 = m--Dal-y-Roanoke Bristol Winston.
Salem. Knoxville Chattanooga. Nashville Menphis
New Orleans Through Slee7er. Diuing czrz
FCr NoTfclk-LeaVe Washington G.a A y d.Ilv
il:l5 a. H. daily tezczpt Sunday. Arrive Norfolk
u - a. n. ard so T. m
s15 7. m.-Daiiy-BerTyTille B'7rzv Shenandoah
Trains frum tie Southwest arrive SIS q. n. and
D.N = H.
Al information Fourteenth street and New Yors
EFsnue Bond Buildingl
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8 Literary FahIe.

FfcE. fucS.
Often and often the man sat under the
tree. and always its Shade and the sweet
ness thereof stimulated in him the process
Of thought
Bur one DAY some persons came and cut
the tree down and ground il UP into pulp.
Of which they made books.
And the reading of these, Indispensable
% culture in the accepted sense, left the
man no time TO think.
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District cf Jolumhia Washington u. G. Arr1
=. ias--ocaied Dr0pnSals wiz b received a. thiS
once prti. o'c0ck Q. IT.. TUESDAY Nav sfh
TT furnishing Che Police Department. D. e.. 7ith
one JWeivc-iassenSer automobile ucfirc patrol wagon
Blank ferns 4 proposals ard an necessary inforrta
tlrn mag b obtained application 10 the PrnDerty
CieTE. ,. g.. DistrC Building HENRY B. F.
AACFARLAND. HENRY L. WEST. ". y. U-D-
son. Cou.Hiss-1n-1s. d. c lls
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PAWKBR0KERS.
largest Morning Circulation.

All advertising contracts maze by The
Washington Herald are based upon its
bona fde circuiation-a circulation In
Washington larger by thousands than was
ever before attained by any morning news
paper at the Capital It's books are open.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DESTIsT. RETIRING FROM BUSINESS n
toxin n i2eO inhabitants near Washington. WI
sci Business including tools and me cGuifmelr
has good practice Address JOHN L. WHITaIORE
So Bond Bldg ls
HAVE SOME VERY vALUABEB sTOCK
growing in value every day that I wish % sx-
caaqge for good automobile. A. J. GROVES. rear
55e Z St nE. u9
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Z z THOMAS and JAS. FRANCIS SMITH
AttUneyS

IN The SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
O. tolumbis- holding District Cert In -
teloeTnrsiicu q land fo- right = Es- f -he We.
SIDE Rock Greek intervening seEsr District C,---
No sl4v-Ou consideration q the petition q frs
Commissioners - the Dis,r-ct q Columbia Tls5 h
the shore-entItled cause and one moti1n q c1-s.l
Tor said CCmDiSouers . is h~ the r7---- -h5s qe5
cay q AT-iL A. Z. lae. ortcred thst the cle-k ~
this c1uT- iSs1e a citation 90 James r. F-rUt- A.
ho1T ]. Drexei- John c. BuIitt johanna He--it-
ana h5cIei y Webb % appear n this cc1-t ar rhs
L7lh DAY OE NAY A D. lee. ~ 70 o'cIock 4
H. % answer Said PETITION. and % shoE causs Ehy
ne lTaTeTs thereof should not b granted ard vhv
The right Of way throUgn lof s SQUARE go Tx n
square go Ut Sl- east of square ~. SQUARE ess
ana parcel 52l2 recorded for TsIruoses of sss..
Ineut ami tsxstlGn n the Cics Of the S1rrpvo- q
the District of Columbia ard more pz-ti7lz-iv A..
sc1oed n The pstition fled herein. should not te
condemned for the U-Irposs q urovidinz = r-+t -
Tsy Necessary foT the West Side Rock Crs@k f-ts--
oep1lnE seTer IN the District of Col;-rAss Il =
fIIT1heF oTaeTec that copy Of sid citation bs
serTed by the United States marshal fo- The d.
tllct ot toiuEhia upon SIch O-uHTs q rhs ls-E
sought 20 be Condemned herein and sch 49,,
interested therein as nay be found by said MARSHAL
OF hrs DEPUTIES wIthia the Distrcs q Cso--,lis
and It Is further ordered that ali Dersuns hzrin- srT
interest n these Proceedings BE- and they are hereby
warned and required 70 appear in this cur on o.
before the sad 18th dzy Of Msv A D. lsp =,
answer Said petition. ard to continue in sttsDd77rs
until the c0Jrt shan have made liz fasl e-ss-
ratify7ng and confirming the award and repcrt o
;he commissioners 70 be appointed By the oo1r4 n
aTTalse the valve Il the respective Interests n an
persons Concerned N the land ard rra,rissz No.,
ticned and described IN the Aforesaid F-sition T.
: further ordered that COPY Of this o-ds- he RIB
lished cree n the Washington Law Reporter ard
or SIX secular DAYS IL the Washington Pest Ths
Washington Herald ard the Washington Times
newspapers published IN the District y Columbia
before the sad lith DAY q Nav A. d fen Rv
the court: THOMAS 4. ANDERSON. gustics A
true c0Iy-Tes;, sal !. R. YOUNG. Clers "
T. f. CUNNINGHAM, Assistant Clerk
ap2i Sz&8@
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BUSINESS EDUCATION
PHOTOGRAPHY.

EXPERT DEVELOPING AND PRINTING AT
lowest prices; commercial and amateur work 90
hcited- NATIONAL PHOIO- Co. EZI lIth St nv.
Faone a. 10 I7S
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WOOD, COAL, AND COKE.

a. BROWNING. LINCOLN AVE AND sFsTOy
pace ne; broken OF furnace coal per tor. s. a
white ash. egg. steve. and chestnut SS75: pea cal
s. Phone X 1871 sn7so+
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REAL Estate FOR SALE.
-.0USES,

JUST COMPLETED.
90 % ~ sherman Avenue.
Mt PLEASANT
Scr Six Rooms and Bath
Large Yards and Conccte czIar.
FiRoly Papered. Cabinet Msu;els
NEVER OCCUPIED.
Price Only S4.35o.
$50 CAsH-s8 MONTHLY.
JAMES d. BURNS,
Owner ard Builder.
IIoI Z St. y. f.
HOUSES OPEN ALL DAY"
Take ilth ~ Car Line
Get OF az Kenyon. Walk One Squarc Esst.
sDS-tf
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5000 Cash and $4,000 Monthly.
PTics. sfsc
Loeated near Cai:;cl and Lb-ary vide porcaes
irant and rear; large rooms and bath; furnace
Ecar-
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No other part Of the District q Columbia cau
compare with IT for either the present. cr the futre
purchase there constitutes both an investment
and speculation. az values there MUST advance
Highest point On Connecticut ave With IFS result
ant cool hreezss and healthful air Tee approach
Is good ard always viii Be- Car service Is sx-
eelieut There are church. school, and store "a
ciiities. water. sewer. gas electric lights tsls-
rnonss. EscadsDizsd streets gran0lithic Sidewalk
shade trees. parking. SC.
Priccs ranging from Zizc rcr 81. f. 20 sZc psr 81
e. according to location. Eighteen houses costinz
about sioon0 nOw in course OF construction ard
plans srs being prepared for as nary mere
For pats, prices and particulars see
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$50 FAIRAoNT ST MT. PLEAsANT-THREE
FURNISHED rooms and bath. Housekeeping apart.
nenii ba-s porch; SriHs soa-h; al modern con
Fer1epcesi between tEo car lines. II
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~, TIE SHERMAN. I5TH AND l. NW-NICE-
!. t-Irlilsaed room for single ssnteasn. al I2l
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FOR REET-RooMs.
FURNISHED.

A 7fE 81. -EXCETTENT TABLE BOARD:
Fcgy moder1te no
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INSURANCE.

RALPH w. LEE,
INSURANCE II ALL IT'S BRANCHES
kEAOf ed To Rooms E-g-3
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANk BUILDING
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LOTS.
PRINCE RUPERT r. c

Prize Rupert terminus q s5rznd Trunk Paci1c.
hrzt o-5clal auction sale q lo,s c11nences Mar .
AZ Nancu-Ter, Z. g.; terms. quarter czsh. For
maps. &c. write G. y. RAND agent for govern
neut snd railway. Vancouver. & & B
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-STARLE AND LOT. CLEVELAND
fark. oae-hsf block frUm Connecticut ave. 70 %
50 u; improved by stable large enough for p head
horses carriages &c Oaly % cents Der foot: stable
pusleze sione worth tvice value.
TAGGART-FRASER CO. TR5 y 7. ave
To- - -'
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BEAUTIFUL TEN-ACRE SIZE FOR SALE
less than cne ~auars from Ccunec1i--t ave opoc-
ste Cicveisnd Pan. jlst north q Zoo e1t--ncs. 4.
NacCIn9 s., graded - pTDuCr-y. o-e-hirI The u-,ce
= adjoining p-opc--y. J. WALTER 0'BOYrE 90
Bcnd Bid7. Prone N "a ~
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THOS. ]. FISHER & CO., Inc.
738 18th NV.
Phone II. $50. After .. u. cal Main aE-Y.
spisH
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WANT AID BRANCHES
The WASHINGTON HERALD

Want ADJ for The Wszhiugtoz He-aa nav Be-
lsft a. the main ofce - Fifteenth street north
UeS- or a. any Of tie following braBches. or uay
be tslephoDed direct 10 The main oe5ee and bill
WI be sent toz The amount due.
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sUTRE1iE COURT OF THE DISTRICT or Co
iumbis. holding Probate Court. No I5s1 Adm
srsstion-Tbis : 70 give notice that the subscT5er
n the District q Columbia has obtained from TIE
Probate Court q The District = Columbia lettsrs
testsmentz7T on the estate of anne Z. Driss late
q the Districs of Coiumhis deceased Al persons
having claims arairst the dcce1sed are hereby wzr-ei
n cvirshSf --o s1-7a yri+h rrs rr~fs-. -Ls-.-s n.
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lumbia- holding Prcnate Court No I5ssa Admir-
lstz-on-This is 20 give notice t-sr tis subscI5brr
e the District - Columbia has obtained from the
PROBATE Court of tie District q Columbia letters o.
Eerse late q the United S-sres navy. deceased Al
feFsous having claims szarst the deceased are here
hy wsrnel 20 exhsbst the same. With tas vozchsz
r-e1Cf legally zIllIE- rZtGd % The subsCribeE On
CT before the 9TH DAY or APRIL. a D. Iso-
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Ads that Go not exceed . words nay II desired
b inserted az the rate Ct tunes. SC tines s. %
sFecsal notices. &c psr hne eseh insertion.
There IS no extra charge for ads telephoned
Those left az bTanches are also a. the sane rats.
E-7r -r-7z- - rnid IN a5vo-ro
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-04-02
Piatt Pickups.

Charley Piatt visited relatives mere
last week.
Mrs. f. NJ. Mathes spent the day
with Mrs. 7. G. Leatherman last week
Wednesday.
Calvin Burroughs visited relatives
near Walnut last week.
Mr.. Greshem made a short visit iast
week with s. A, LaRue and family
Ernest Leatherman left last week
for Emporia, to attend school.
Mrs. Helmer, Mrs. Ledyard AND
Mrs. Mathes called on Mrs. Jesse
Beal and daughter Sunday afternoon
Fred Midca p helped job Burroughs
post his sale bills. The sale was the
oath.
A good many from this neighoor'
hood attend The PLAY at the Grady
last Thursday night, which was hne'
The pupils very much regret parting
from Miss Ross. who has oeea very
successful as teacher.
The Ladies Aid of Mt. Pleasant
church, served dinner at MI Bur
rousbs sale. They did well and could
have made more, had the provisions
not ran out.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-04-02

WORDS TO FREEZE TEE SOUL,
"Your sen has Consumption has
ease is hopeless. These appalling
words were spoken to Geo. E. Blevens'
a Leading merchant of Spriugneio' M
@ by two expert doctors-one a lung
snecialist. Then was SHOWN tue
wonderful power Of Dr. Kings NE"
Discovery.
AFTER three weeks use." writes
MIR. Blevens, she was as well as ever :
Iwould not take all the money 10 'he
world for what it did for my ooy'
Infallible for Coughs and Colds It's
the surest, safest cure of desperate
Lung diseases on earth Sue ano
Al 90 at Oriental Drug company
Guarantee satisfaction. Trial oottle
free,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-04-02
County Line.
Robins are on the wing.


Emanuel Johnson and daughter
made business trip to Chanute
Monday.
Miss Amanda Anderson and her
mother spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr.. and Mrs., Stahl.
Misses Gertrude and Inez Nelson
returned Saturday from Manhattan
wnere they have been attending
school.
Miss Aman "a Anderson called on
Miss lone Johnson Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Nelson's spent
Sunday with the formers sister Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Bowman.
The we'll brought In on the Camp
belly farm south of the FairView
school house proved to be a dandy gas
we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Welsh and chill
dren, James and Charles, Cecil
Roberts, Oliver, Oren. Vergil and
Arlyne johnson were the guests OF
Chas. Nelson's Sunday.
Miss Anna Rundblad was the guest
of Miss Frances Nelson Sunday after
Roon.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-04-02
SWEPT OVER NIAGARA.

This terrible calamity often nap
meas because a careless boatman ~
nores the rivers MISUNDERSTANDING
rlpples and faster curisnt-Nature's
warnings are kind. That dull pain
or ache In the back warns you the
kidneys need attention if you woulo
escape fatal maladies Dia'
betes or Bright's disease. rake
Electric Bitters at once and see back
ache fly and all your best feelings re
turn. "After long suffering from
weak kidneys and lame back, one
81 90 bottle wholly cured me-" write
J. r Blaukenship, of sBelk, rem
Only SOC at Oriental Drug Company
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carlton.


Chanute this week.
Miss Hazel Miller spent last wee k
with her sister Mrs. Harry Umbarger
southwest of town.
Mr.. Willie Denning, who has been
working at Tom Gaughan's the past
few days, returned to his home at
Parsons Wedne sday night.
Mr.. Thad Watt OF Chanuts was 10
BARTON Saturday and Sunday trans
acting business.
Mrs. James Holiday passed through
town Saturday evening on ills way
home from Neodesha TO Chanute.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Miller visited
his parents Sunday evening.
Melvin Dewey went to Chanute
Tuesday to visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. M. Dewey.
DR., Barker Of Chanuts shipped a
car load of hay from carlton Wednes-
day.
Miss;Charlotte Gaughan and Mary
aud Nell Gaughan, who have been
going to school at Emporia the past
winter, returned home the latter par
OF last week. Hugh Owens also came
home.
John Convers shipped two cars, one
Of cattle and one of hogs, to Kansa
City Tuesday.
Mr.. Blair & Co. of Buffalo ha.
bought the stock IF hardware of Mr.
Hamilton aud we understand moy-
ing bhe Gods
Will Foetish of Benfroe, Oklahoma,
came here Sunday on account Of the
serious sickness Of his mother.
Mr.. Thomas Gaughas and Miss
Bessie Chanser spent an enjoyable
evening at Tom Gaughan's, west o.
town.
Mrs. Foetish, north Of town, Il
,eriously Ill with pneumonia at this
writing.
Mrs. Charles Miller. north Of Cha
auto, visited her cousin, Mrs. James
Daley and family, last week.
William Pardun and his mother
and Logan Cazatt of Chanute, visited
her daughter, Mrs. james Crane and
family Sunday.
Married: Miss Jane Horton OF
carlton and Mr.. Webb OF Chanute
were united In marriage at the home
of the brides father March 25, at ii
q. M after which a bOuntifsl dinner
was served. Miss Isabelle Trow-
bridge acted as brides maid and Mr.,
John Horton, brother Of the bride,
as best man. There we're about thirty
guests present. We wish them much
joy and happiness through life. Mr.
Webb took his bride to Chanute
where he has a nice home prepared
for her. They will go 10 New Mexico
on a wedding tour 10 the near future
Mr.. ana Mrs. Harry Umbarger ant
daughter, Berlah visited at Bur
Shepherds Sunday.
The G. A. RS will give their an
aual egg supper at Riley's Hall Sat
urday evening April 10th. Ever
body invited to attend.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James KerRs spen
Sunday with their daughter, Mr.
william Miller and husband sout
west Of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Zeiger an
family spent Sunday at James Daley
Aaron Eaten and family went
Galest urg Friday evening tovisit Mr.
Eaton's sister, Mrs. Harry Wilson an
family and returned Sunday eveninI
Winnie Umbarger and familys per
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. ClaI
mbarger and family west Of town.
Miss Wilma Ogden of Benedit
spent Saturday aud Sunday with hon
folks.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-04-02
Time

Ia sometimes a matter OF great
inheritance. A watch that doesn't
tell the correct time is just as oad as
no watch at an. Ifyour watch shows
An inclination to be ecce ntricor I'M
steady in It's habits, bring 1t to US ara
we will put it in shape at very rea-
socable cost.
G. E. CONKL1N, the Jeweler
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-04-02
20 Per Cent for One Year

All customers buying goods OF Us
after April 3rd will get 20 cents more
on the dollar by the use of our new
trade check plaO. Ask to see our
Special Novelty Department.
THE PALACE.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-04-24
MARINE TROUBLE IS
STILL HANGING FIRE
Fears Entertained That Open
Warfare Is Only a. Question
Of e. Few Days.
Marine Firemen and Cooks Have
Already Taken Definite
Action.

CHICAGO, April 22.-At a. meeting
of the Lake Seamen's union held here
Monday night, orders were issued to
the 'seamen at all points around the
lakes to take a referendum vote on a.
strike. The Chicago men voted We'd
| nesday. Results from the other ports
Will be known by the end Of the week.
J The marine firemen and the cooks
have acted and are refusing to ship
on any boats controlled by members
OF the Lake Carriers association.
Secretary Victor Olander of the sea-
mems union was in charge of the
meeting Monday night. It was be-
l1eved that open warfare is only a
question of a few days.
1--WE stand ready to meet a commit
tee from the Lake Carriers association
in joint conference" said Mr.. Olander.
But the vessel owners have not re-
piled to our invitation for such a meet
Ing which was sent to them April A.
The plan of campaign of the seamen
Is said to have been upset by hasty
action of the firemen. It is said to
have been the intention of the leaders
of the seamen's union to allow union
men to snip under cover all associa-
ton boats until the navigation season
was we'll opened, and then call gen
eral strike. The firemen refused to
ship and precipitated trouble before
the seamen were ready.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-04-24
TEAM DRIVERS UNION
LOCAL NUMBER Al
Progressive Up to Date Local of
About Thirty Active
Members,

There are few more striking changes
In the point Of view of the modern
man than his attitude toward the
animal world.
If dumb creatures could speak, they
would express their gratitude to the
trades union movement for intoxicating
the idea among the members Of the
team drivers craft OF consideration
and thoughtfulness towards the faith
full animals with which they are en-
trusted.
Local No. All, is composed of 30
active members, Brother Joseph Miller
its secretary treasurer is the Labor
World correspondent for the union and
he performs his duty well, and keeps
us informed from time to time, as to
all matters, not only pertaining to the
local, but to the cause Of trade union
ism in general.
The officers of the local are:
President-A. Beatty.
Vice president-Wm. Slighter.
Secretary treasurer. Miller.
Trustees-A. Beatty, John Shedall,
H. Boyer.
Delegates to trades assembly,.
Miller, Vim. Brozensky, Peter Swan
son.
The local is working under a charter
ton whose headquarters are sat In
| dianapolis, Ind.
| Regular meetings of the local are
held on the LIST and 3rd Tuesdays OF
each month at Kalamazoo hall.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-04-24

Members Are Wisely Bearing and
Forbearing Towards Rivals In
International Scrap.

This IS one OF the locals that has
always been creditito the organized
labor movement Of Duluth. The au-
thoritative actions OF the local have
always been characterized by judg-
ment and good sense.
Speaking to a Labor World reporter
the other day, a member of this local
in referring to the present 1nterna-
tional unpleasantness very cautiously
said, factions whether of local or in
ternational officers must he judged by
the immutable standard of right and
wrong, and the judgments we pass
upon our rival brothers must be quail
flied by SO many circumstances and
considerations, that at the present
stage of the controversy it is best not
to give expression to any judgment
at all. In due time the matter will
be adjusted in a manner equitable to
every interest concerned"
The last number OF the Western
Iaborer gives account Of a very sue
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-04-24
at their hall in the Kalamazoo bloch
on Monday evening, April 20.

at their hall In the Kalamazoo block
on Monday evening. April 20.
The happy gift Of being agreeable
and pleasing their guests without any
Visible effort are distinguishing fea-
turese OF the league officers. Monday
evening will be: no exception to the
rule. Oratory, music and refreshments
will each contribute. their part to-
wards the felicities OF the OCCASION:
Mrs. Mary Ms1nnis Will preside, and
will be assisted by several other ladies
who will do the hopors. An Address
will be delivered By DR.. Mary Mccoy
on the subject: ttssWoman and Child
Labor" Mr.. James Walsh and other
local speakers Will also make short
addresses Mrs. Catherine I. Demp-
sey will give a.: brief review Of the
years work. :.:zSsy: :. -, .:.
AT the conclusion Of the intellect
ual .repast the wants OF the inner
man.. viii be given consideration, and
refreshments will be served at which
coffee, sandwiches, Ice cream, cake,
etc., will be prominently in evidence.
ALL union men; their wives, daughters
and best girls are cordially invited. A
large delegation from the Woman's
League of Superior will be present. 1t
is the purpose Of the management to
make the occasion memorable in the
history Of the label league movement
in this city.
Come one and all.