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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-29
Officers Arc Elected
Objects TO Dissolution.

Edward NcCarrick fled an objection in
tho district court TUESDAY 10 the disSou-
ton Of the Hero Nevada Mines company
IIc alleges that hc Is a stakeholder In
tho company and that no legal notice
was sent 10 In" stockholders OF the
meeting. held on November II last when
il was decided so disinCorpcratc. lie
therefore claims that the action taken
AT that meeting was illegal and void IL
IS further alleged that hc has commenced
an action in tho district court against
tho company. which has not bccn deter
mined. aud " the company is dissolved
it Will prejudice his interests in that ac-
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DENY THAT LABOR
SHORTAGE EXISTS
Juions Protest Against AdNer-
tising for Men in Eastern
and British Papers.
DECLARE MANY UNEMPLOYED
ARE LOOKING FOR PLACES
Carpenters Issue Warning and
Cement Workers Pass De-
nunciatory Resolutions.

Recently there appeared in number
of papers in The cast and IN British
North America advertisements lo the
effect that laborcrs and skilled mcrhau-
les were needed in salt Lake Labor
leaders propmtlv denied this. and The
Tribune printed their dcnials. Labor
unions Of this city also deny that this
need exists On the contrary, officials
If labor unions declare that there are
many idle men IN Salt Lake in nearly
every trade.
M9pg this line a statement has been
issued hr r.. \. DunSbv. secretary oil the
Salt Lake Building Trades council, TO
tbc effect that only about half the nm
ION painters are employed: that 200
carpenters out Of 700 arc idle that -
plumbers arc ready 10 go 10 work; that
practically all the cement workers are
IDLE, that half the iron workers and
hoistirS engineers are without employ
ment.
Carpenters Sound Warning
At meeting Of representatives of
the three carpenters unions, IL was de
cldcd 10 issue a warming 10 uniou mon
elsewhere against coming 10 Salt Lake
IN search OF employment. The follow
inC viii he sent 10 various unions
throughout the country,
Warning to carpenters: Salt Lake
city, Utah, L. s A., is oycystockcd
With men. The number OF unemployed
increasing every dav. Men are com
ng in from all parts. lured here hy mis-
leading newspaper jalk and unscrupu-
lous real estate boomers. All carpcn-
tors arc advised TO stay awav from
salt Lake City unless they want to
walk the streets and add to the already
.agc number of unemployed. -
The circular Is signed by r. i. Will
son. president local No. 1S4: c. De
hruncr, president No. 215. and w Pick
ering, president Amalgamatcd No 72o.
Cement Workers Protest
At 4 meeting Of the Cement Finish. /
crs' and Helpers union Tuesday even
;ng resolutions were adopted protest 4
ny against tho placing OF the advcrtis- /.
ing matter, which stated that there is /
shortage Of labor in Salt Lake. The /
resolutions follow:
Whereas. The Real Estate association ,
y Sglt Lake city has extensively advcr- |
.iscd that a shortage of skilled labor eX-
lists in salt Lake City: and
Whereas. " is we'll known fact 10 /
members OF organized labor that such Il /
shortage does not exist: and
Whereas. The Real Estate associa tion .
has persisted in It's claim that n labor |
shortage exists in this city. in spite OF |
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ACCOUNTING SOUGHT
or BUCHANAN ESTATE

NJ T. Wilson. administrator of the es-
lsie ol Malcoui buchanan. hlcd n petit
ton IN The probate division "f tho dis
trict court Tuesday asking that j. sunni
borg be cited iBtu court january and
compelled To civ" au accounting 81 iAc
partnership property owned hy him AMI
Buchanau.
Tho petition sets uul thai the two
were owners OF the Now Century saloon
at 325 South State str"ct prior ip the
death 81 Buchanan and that after hi.
death Sundbrrc had refused to g,Vc the
admins traitor any statement ~ the part
rcrship buSiucSs. Tho administrators dc-
sircs inc Information 81 tEat thc prop-
city may l." pyohat"d.
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SAMUEL SUDBURY DIES.
LEAVING LARGE FAMILY

Samu"l j, Sudnur!. 50 wears OF age.
d.cd at His homo. 9la Seventh East street
Tuesday morning -at O'Clock of pneu-
monia The funeral will hc held from
the Thirty-trst ward chapel on Ninth
East street. between Ninth and Tenth
South streets. Friday afternoon AT
O'Clock
Sudbury was tho son uf s;amnel John
Sudbury and Maiy Ward"il. and was
born at Edmonton. Nntiiuchamshire Eng
,and. lie vas thc father of fourteen vlu-
Iron. al whom eleven are living, and Of
fo:iy Giand"hlldrcn. thirty-IVc al whom
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Pool Rooms Punished.

Chris Ni"lson Rudy I.asclI and RAY
mond Johnson were found guilty or con
tr!nUtWg tu th" dciiuuurncy of iuvcuiicS
in Justice Bighop'S court TUESDAY after
UonU and w"I" iincj So each. They are
tie pruplictprS ut pool room on W"st
Second South street. and had allowed tn"
youths lu the n"ighborhnod "f the pool
room to Use tn" place for ~ "hanG-otIi -
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Do il I'd oW

Tomorrow A. M. too late. lake
a CASCARET at bed tune; get
up in the morning feeling fine and
dandy. No need for sickness
from ouer-eating and drink
ing. They surely work while you
sleep and help nature help you,
Millions take them and keep well.
CASCARETS Ioc box for weeks
treatment, all druggists. Biggest ocilcr
IN the world. Million boxes month.
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YOUR OLD CLOTHING. WILL CALL.
salvation Army. Both phones t?lai
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-29
Save This Recipe for Cough
Syrup, It's Splendid.

luu can make this uncWalcd
. cough syrup AZ home in iivc min
l'cs. and you viii find II very
handy household remedy. .A few
. doses usually conquer a deep
seated cough. This recipe makes
: a full plnt for only ~ cents, and
: lasis Il whole family 81 long time
Tastes good, too. There is not
. ing. better M any price.
Takc a pint of granulated
. sugar. add half pint OF warm
. water and stir FOR about lwo
: minutes. Put -: on. piucx in =
pint bottle aud fill up with tho
. sugar syrup. Take q tcaspOontul
cvcry one, two or thrcc hours.
You viii also ind This simple
: remedy excellent for whoopiug
cough bronchitis. hoarsencss.
Ghost paIRS. etc.
This re,Spc will no! work with
aav of thc weaker pine nrcpara
: iions usr tine rcai Pincx itself.
which is the most valuable con
ccnlgated compound of Norway
White Pine Extract Your drug.
gist has il. or can easily get it
for you.
Strained honey can bc used in.
stead of the syrup, and makes a
very linc honey and pine tar
cough svrur.
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OUT FLOWERS

THE LEADING FLORIST, w VI. KING
214 ond So. Both phones 81. b2S,
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BOISE 6. NTEEURRAN RAILWAY
COMPANY. LIMITED.

Cars leave Eoise FOR Caldwell daily,
40. S.0G. $3.50. lo:+5, ZOO a. N. anu
-l:l5. g:so. G:i5. $500. 5:1o, 80. '-S;'I
and 1890 y. m
cars leave Caldwell FOR Eoise daily,
6:2O. $3.50. S;55. l0:.a, @ll:Io a. IN. anu
l2:s5. 2:fO. $50. i:I0. 900. S'!:l0. go
and $40 r. m,
Eo!ac for Middleton at ,:2O "a. m. re"
turning leaves Middleton nj 1l:2o a. M
making connection TO and from En-
melt.
baggage ana express, -.
s$Basgagc Ia Boise and Caldwell or
s'nEacgaSc and express 10 ica""
northern po!nta onlS.
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COMPETENT WOMAN TO COOK AND
do some homework: sS5 a NORTH. Phone
i2Si-X, mornings. cioi"
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work us First Ave. ci0l5
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Al PROMOTER AND STOCK SALES
man; must ne cana Die CT producing re-
snlts; none other need Apply V~5o. Trih-
une. cli37
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DIED

HhNSEN---.At 1035 East Thirteenth
south. D"ccmncr %. iao0. of scarlet
fever. Ncrhena e.. daughter OF Hans i.
and MARY G.. Nelson Hansen. born July
80. 1906, In Salt Lake City. The funeral
rorteg" will leave the family residence
today wednesday, at II a III. Inter-
ment City cemetery AT l1:3j a. IN.
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WANTED HELP-MALE

SIX METAL LATHERs: MIST Pc
hrss-ciass men. Apply 20 H. r. Smith.
new Vermont bldg, corner So. Temple
and Richards st c109
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AT ONCE. r.EADTNG MAN. rRoFES-
S!onal people in AL 'iEea: no amateurs.
SAT- I.aHc Theatrical Exchange New
York TIo.el. c~02t
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HOLIDAY RATES

Via Salt Lake Route, On Sale -,
81. %, 81 and January !. Round trip
10 Ill Utah points. Visit the old folks
nj home, and use the superior trains nf
this line
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FOUErBEIGHT YOUNG MEN WANTED
nj once 10 quality FOR good travelling
positions See Mr.. UoutZ Atlas hlk. c101T
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every evidence to the contrary. ignoring
the protests OF the representatives and
members OF organized labor. who doclhro
they have MANY members idle, aud con-
pctcnt 20 do fhst-class work in itrir re-
YpcctIVC trades: and
Whereas. II is common knoWiedc" lnaL
thor. has been ShUriaC" OF uaictlIl
which had iu Inc shippod from eastern
points and that q material and not 4
Hhor shortage has existed; and
WhCTCas, 1t would seem N"asoIJabl" 10
believe that should a labor shortage exist
. tn" present time. We should be hp-
priscd III such shortage in tn" want col
umuS Of salt Lake city papers. IS Wei
as eastern and foreign publications, and
Whereas. il is Unfair TO misrcprescnt
labor conditions in this city. being likely
"a cause an influx Of both skilled and un-
slcllcd labor 10 the letllment Of The vel
fare of tho families Of the workmcn al
Whereas. An influx Of labor. would
cause hardship to tho families "r work
mon coming here, because Z ~" would
Whereas An innuX Of labor would re
suit in bringing more crooks her" who
would p" reSp3ns'hln tor NOR" gIsGs If
robbery and other crimes SOM" at least
charged 30 innocent workingm"n: and
Whereas. \ labor influx in almost mid
winter would bring about q heavy bur
don on 5ha charitable and rciigi"us iusu-
tu,jons 81 tho city. which would neCcs-
snrly bC compelled 10 bear The burden.
and BOT the Real Estate association.
which woald be responsible Tor thcir
coming here. and
Whereas. lt Is plainly evident 10 an
fair-mindcd citizens, familiar with The
local labor situation that moro skilled or
uuskillcd Iahorcrs are not wanted at This |
time: therefore. be il
Resolved BY ;he Cement FinishcrS and !
Helpers union, local 1@2. of Salt Lake |
City. That We condemn The action Of the !
RNal Estate association rs untrue and un- |
fair and pledge ourselves To give every |
assistance in our rnwNr to couuteract III" !
influence of such advcriisiuS: and be IT |
further
Resolved. That in order that tho trutl' !
ma bc presented To ihc public. here and
elsewhere, concerning the labor situation |
nj salt Lake CITY. Il copy nf these rcSolu- |
tions be submitted 10 Tn" press.
Officers Arc Elected
The cement workers elected officers
Tuesday evening for the semi annual
period. The result was: President, w.
{. Ernest; Viccprcsidcnt. L, c. Andcr
sou: recording secretary, r. 6 Ruben
dali; financial secretary, y. T Thurs
ION; treasurer r.. Ekkcr.
IT is likely that other labor unions
Will adopt resolutions of similar strain.
That. at least, was fhe spirit which pre-
vailed in labor circles Tuesday.
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\ GIRL FOR GENERAL HOT-SENORk.
1i& West I'd South, phone 31o.-N ci061
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STORAGE AND SHIPPING


WE SNIP H. n. GOODS TO ANY PART
OF United states. cut rates. Nimbsll Van
and Storage Co, 10 W. lst So. nl@559
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TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY
ADJUSTMENTS
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IN SALT LAKE THEATERS

Comedy Drama. :
COLONIAL. TUEATEk Rose Mel :
viii" In Sis HOPKINS Matinee,
.:lo. EN crdng, S;l5.
Romantic Drama. .
SlIG BERT THEATER Tho Naga-
bond King Matinee, 2;l5. Even
Ing, $:lj
Mcodrafna.
GRAND THEA TER FOR LIE
Matinee. rs. Evening. s:15.
Vaudeville.
OErIIE1'M NJ TlfEhTER Advanced .
vaudeville 'Our Boys In BluA"
featured. Matinee. 2;l5. Evening.
SIS.
MISSION TTfE.ATER - Imperial
vaudeville Matinee. 230. Even
ing $50 aud $3.50
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FUNERAL NOTICE

III NGk--'rhr funeral services for Franz
Junek viii be held from III" $. II. Evans
rnorjGary chapel. IS South State street,
tnday "wednesday AZ r. M. lu,"rment,
which Will he in private. in Mt. Olive'.
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BUSINESS COLLEGE, ARRANGE NOW
for that course in the Utah Business
college and save money and time ~
| W. lst So. c0so2
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l WANT 10 SECURE A HOME For
one OF my customers; price about 54so0.
flUlman Realty Co.. Room 322 Boston
oioe. al797
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E;XPERIENCErS GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework: nn laundry. liJ5 T. BrlS-
| ham. BELL phone 105oX. cJ9Jl
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COMPETENT MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN
TO do general houseWork. 161 Center
street. cS9SS
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YOUR FUR CLEANING AND REPAIR
ing by first class furricr: lowest prices
Address VA, Tribune. c130a
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MTDDI.E-AGED WOMAN FOR CEN
eral house work for family; good wages.
Apply 211 Boston building, between 10
and IL o'clock. c3asO
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IN exceptionally clever musical COM
cdy. "rhc sub" which was written by
Miss Margaret Whitney ard produced At
the bungalow thcatcr Lass winter. will he
reproduccd at the Bungalow on THURSDAY
evening hy The original east. The plot
of the play deals With college life and
athletics. Tho play. which has made the
bi""eEi hit o. any anna teur play pro-
duccd in Salt Lake. has latcly b""n pre-
scented in tho "jios around tho Utah cir-
emit aud has been we'll received Ths, q
cJ"acity audience viii attend is evidenced
hy the large advance sale.
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WANTED

RING UP IND. l5sl FOR FINE LAIN
dry work and lace curtains No. IL
M3rtenson CT. 6th so. between Ind atd
ato Easl. b2913
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WANTED. A $4,000 HOUSE ON EAST
side Geo. 3. Standing. T3 Main at
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| WANTED-A NEAT. COMPETENT
| nurse girl Cali IS {; 81, c3930
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SASSE'S HATRDRESSING COLLEGE.
Manicuring, hairdressinG. etc, taught,
conbings bought: hair switches. puhs.
hair jewelry made, Phones 43Aa. 2lS 5.
Main c22O3
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CHINA.
WALL PAPER CLEANING

HOME rAPER CLEANING CO.: WoFk
Guaranteed. JUd, lJf5 Bell Sle+ ylpsi
pEEEEE. WALLPAPER CLEANER
furniture polSher and house cleaner;
Both phones i5. cioSs
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WE SOLICIT LIsTINGs IN HOUSES TO
rent. We a-e having many calls every
day thai we cannot accommodate. Dan
ley q Johnson. SO West Sd South st
Phones 4i2s, 16S1
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Her Fighting Chance is the Offering
at The Grand tholter this week. II is
being played by the Robert J Hazlett
Stock company and is .provins great
winner. The piece, which Is ON the rnclo-
dramatic order contains a story II great
heart iutcTcsL To all and is pleasing large
audiences nightly. Beginning Thursday
night ihc hill will be changed aud "A very
popular drama. "A Life for q Life will
be presented by IN" same company. There
VIII be q matinee of Her Fighting
Chance this afternoon. and a matinee
OF "A Life for a Life" Saturday al 2:S0,
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ALI. KINDS SECOND HAND CLOTH
Ing, trunks. valIses; best oriceB paid "a
SoIninerc'al ST. Reply by postal card,
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AND LESCENT
patients; also home for children under
seven 14o 2rd ave. b3751
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORk
at 340 4th East. c3932
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKEN ANp
embalrner. 164 6. West Temple. Phone
1918 v4,e
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RESPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED
housekceper. Apply 32t So Main 81;
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HIG HEST PRICES PAID FOR GENTS
old clothes. etc. Bell phone 5022. 50
mercial st. m24I7
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PARTNER WITH s26O FOR ONE-THIRD
interest in restaurant Address All.
Tribune. c40lJ
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IT'S AN all-hit BILL said an Orpheunl
patron as he left the thcatcr last even
Ing. Probably this explains the packed
houses that have been greeting the per
formers twice daily since the opening OF
The programme on sunday evening.
Cross. who dislocgted his hip that night,
Is appearing regularly now and assist
Ing, with his team mate. Miss Josephine,
In entertaining the audiences, IT'S no
wonder the bill plcases," continued the
man already quoted. When a singer
dislocatcs his hip taking high note, its
certainly mp TO the rest OF the performers
TO struggle Co do their best
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work: good wages. sS Vine st. c3994
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nhNTP~MAN OR WOMAN FOR HO-
tel: European service; must be expo
rienced and furnish references statA
where employed for past three years;
Address boY lTI0. c372s
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WANTED-ON NORTHEAST BENCH
building lot; state size price and loca :
tion. Address Ala. Tribune. c40S1
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STRONG WOMAN TO CLEAN HOUSE,
4I3 East ist South. caQ19
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LADY AND GENTLEMEN FRAZIER
nal organizers. Write Geo. l.. Soren-
sen. state manager. Ogden, Utah. c2s5i
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WANTED-FOCR LADY SOLICITORS
house -house work, 10 tako orders for
Red and White Corn and Bunon Rem
edy All orders taken delivered by lead
Ing druggists Straight salary and r. L.
fare. Work in Salt Lake. then travel
Ais. Tribune c4059
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GOOD GIRL ToR GENERAL HOUSE
work. t07 y st; good pay 10 righ;
party. cl7ia
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TO DO YOUR UpHOLSTERINa ANG
mattress remaking Utah Bedding end
Mig. Co Both phones 3s3. p30a
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. no washing. 3c6 9th r. c2oe2
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LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM r
Mckenzie Display yards. 422 so. STATE.
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MONUMENTS AND ToMBsToNBs

TIE FLOWER SHOP. CUT FLOWERS
and designs. Under NATL Bank OF Rep
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WANTED HELP-FEMALE

BINDERY GIRLS, EXPERIENCED.
Tribune Reporter Printing Co, cll3s
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-07
STAMFORD
Death Of Horace Field-Red Mems Dance Hay Press - Corinthian Photo - Pleasant Personals.

Much to the surprise of his friends, as we'll as his physicians, MT. Horace Field. who was thought only a day or two ago to be improving in health, died suddenly yesterday morning about 9 o'clock, as the result of a second stroke of paralysis. He died at the residence of his mother-in-1aw, Mrs. Garry, whose daughter he married some 25 years ago. Mr. Field was Civil War veteran, and for some years past had been the Grand Army lec- turer for the promotion of patriotism in the public schools. It is but few weeks ago that he gave a lecture in Warner hall, Bridgeport. He was not far from 65 years of age, and at one time was an assistant warden at Sing Sing. At another time he was en- gagged in running a ferry across the Hudson River. Afterwards he became a commercial traveller, and it was while visiting this town on business that he met Miss Garry who after- wards became his wife. Mr. Field
 was very mild. even tempered man, a good Methodist, and intensely pa
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-07
GOV. LILLEY ON LABOR STRIKES

Tn dealing with the labor question Yin his message, Gov. Lilley referred to Section 1296 of the General Statutes He stated that cit is earnestly claim ed that innocent men have suffered under the enforcement of the statute m its present form," and he adds:
 me evil complained of might be re- moved if the statute were so amended as lto clearly provide safeguards that wo3aA protect all except the perpetra-- torsd aidera, instigators or abettors or th6Mlegal act.
 The statute in question is as follows:
 Every person who shall threaten or use any means to intimidate any per son to compel such person. against h1s will. to do or abstain from doing any act which such person has a legal right to do or shall persistently fol- low such person in a disorderly man. ner or injure, or threaten to injure, his property, with intent to intimidate him shall be fined not more than $lOO or imprisoned not more than SIX months,
 This statute is evidently aimed at methods which have sometimes been practiced during strikes--that is. pick etinK, disorderly persuasion, threats. etc. Gov. Lilley suggested that it be so amended that innocent men shall not suffer through it's enforcement.
 It is difficult to see how the Cover norss suggestion would better the stat ute. He would leave picketing, etc., stiN under the ban. and would merely define those amenable to the law as s-rerpetrators. aiders, instigators or esh9ftf,rs', His desire is that the inno- cent shall not suffer. but it is extreme ly difficult to see how his proposed amendment would safeguard them any more than does the present statute. The amendment could. and probably would. be interpreted as covering. un- der the words, "aiders,' etc. every fneinber of thaslabor union ordering a strf.-e.
 The Governor may have intended that peaceful picketing and moral sua- sion should be legalized. but he has not said so.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-07

Water rates for the quarter, ending Jan. 1st, 1909, are NOW DUE and payable at the office of the Company. No. S2O Main Street. All bills must be paid on or before Jan. 15, 1909.
 Business hours, Saturdays, a. m to p. m.
 For the accommodation of the pub- lie the office will be kept open from 8 a. m. to D. m., Mondays, Jan. 4th and 11th. 1909.
 WALTER s. WILMOT, l t* Secretary.