United labor bulletin., 1909-12-24

III Furnishings
STRIKER,
NEXT TO Excl
II DENVER,
THE o. p. BAUER CONFECTIONERY
STORE, 1912 Curtis Street.
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The o. p. Bauer's people are among
the oldest confectioners and caterers in
our city, being established in 1872. By
their fair methods and honest dealings
with their patrons they have builded a
business which is one of the largest in
Denver and in buying any goods in their
line, it would pay you to deal with them.
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ARTHUR WALBRACH & CO.,
Druggists and Chemists, 1900 18th ST.
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When in need of prescriptions, pure
chemicals, perfumery and toilet articles,
or anything in the line of drugs, we
know of no others that can be more
highly recommended than this firm.
Their prescriptions are carefully com.
pounded by registered pharmacists.
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CAFE SWITZERLAND,
1916 Larimer Street.
The Switzerland Cafe is the headquar-
ters of many union men and the pIoprie-
tor, Charles G. List, can be complimented
for his fairness to organized labor.
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THE PANTIToRiUM,
Cleaning and Dyeine Works. Offices,
1903 and 1913 18th St.; Works,
1113-1115 California ST.
This is one of the largest firms in the
city in their line and. when giving them
work it receives prompt attention. First
class work guaranteed in all respects.
We solicit your patronage. Any time
when desiring cleaning or dying done
just call telephone Main 4233 and it will
raceiva nromnt attention
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THE FRITZ THIEs MERCANTILE co.
The Fritz Thies Mercantile company
are large manufacturers of cigars and
wholesale liquor dealers and are among
the oldest established firms in our city,
being located at 1552-155G Blake street.
Their goods are of the highest standard.
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You. who are here today have had
committed to you the destinies of the
wives and children of the men who be-
long to your organization. During recent
years, there has been raised up for labor
a standard which every man of us must
reach if we are to be of the greatest
service to our fellows who have elected
us to office. The employers of labor
have been wise enough to secure as their
representatives some of the brainiest
men of the country You are pitting
your strength against theirs. They have
an unlimited amount of money with
which to fight you. You have only your
brain power and the righteousness of
your cause. Labor is playing a great
game and it takes great man to play
it. 1t is a mans game and it must be
played in a mans way.-Ex.
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For frst-class smoke try La Ex-
ploridad.
THEY DON'T DARE CRITIcISE.
Clerks in the Railway Mail Service Com
PEELED to Work Long Hours in
'Rckety, lll-ventiIated Cars That
That Have Been Resurrected.
In London the postal clerks work from
six to seven hours day, in Chicago
they work from ten % sixteen. The pos
tai service in this country returns de-
ficit to the government while in Great
Britain it returns surplus. The DIFF
ference is more than represented by the
plain graft of the railway mail charges.
In England the different branches Of
the postal service have utmost freedom
of speech and of association. They pub
lish trade papers that not only savagely
criticise postal officials. but ridicule
them. They unite with outside trade fed
erations and make any demand they see