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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
FORCE ENGAGE IN
CLEARING CHANNEL
IN NORTH TEMPLE

North Temple street is rapidly resum-
ing its normal condition again. The
stream. however. continues to carry
down a great deal Of gravel and rocks,
and until the bed Of the creek is freed
OF this obstruction the water will find
its way onto the roadway.
a large force Of men is now engaged
in cleaning out the creek, but the work
is slow and il will require several days
to complete the job. The car tracks in
several places are still being dana ged
by water, but the traffic on the fair
grounds line is in much better shape
than for a week past.
The stream from Main street to Third
West street is down more than a foot
below the tops Of the banks, and no
further trouble is expected between
these points. The street car track is
still buried between Main and Third
West streets, and will not be in shape
for use for some days.
Big Cottonwood continues to go down
and the roads in the county are in bet
ter shape. Several temporary bridges
have been installed across the creek,
and people living in the canyon are now
able to get out Of their homes again.
Power plant No. 1 of the Progress Pow
er company is now free from water,
and the generators were put back in
commission yesterday, after being tied
up for a week on account of high water.
The Jordan river is causing a great
amount of trouble in the western part
of the city in the vicinity of First South
and South Temple streets by the water
backing up from the stream. Many
homes in this section are entirely sur
rounded by water, and the country west
of the river is now transformed into a
big lake.
The overflow from all the streams,
however, seems to be over, ana the
trouble now being experienced is in
draining the flooded lands and putting
them in shape for use again.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
PROVO PARAGRAPHS.

Provo. June 10.-The register OF the
land office has issued a mining patent
to the Crown Point Consolidated Mining
company for the following claims. Gosh
en- No 4. Ridge. Ridge No 2 and Divide
No. 2.
Juvenile Officer Frank Roper is having
serious trouble with young offenders VINO
are habituallv indUlEing in the dangerous
pastime Of stealing rides on the trains.
valuable mare belonging TO Bishop
Albert Msnwaring was today found dead
in the drain on East Center street. The
mare had been turned out to Craze and
the ground caved in. dropping the animal
into the drain.
The board of education is calling for
bids for completing a number of new
rooms and remodeling the roof Of the
Parker school.
The move to send the Provo tabernacle
choir to Seattle is growing in popularity.
The Commercial club has interested it.
self I'm the matter and viii help on the
good work
Mrs. Nettie Pigman is convalescing
after being at the Provo general hospital
where she had an operation performed
for appendicitis
Tilly Kinder of SpriDsville and George
Beesl1 ~ of Provo were placed under ar
rest last evening by the city marshal
charged with stealing a purse containing
a gold ring, at the Grand restaurant in
this city
A private safe may be rented in the
FIRE and burglar proof vault of the Salt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
INQUIRY WIDENING.
Inspectors Sent Out to Run Down
Suspected Italians.

inspector sent Gut 10 nun DOWN
Suspected Italians.
Columbus, O., June 1O-With activity
in the roundup by federal authorities
of Italian extortionists in Ohio extend
ing to all parts of the state. Spring
field, o., early today was drawn into
the investigation.
After an all-night conference between
Postal Inspector ]. +. Oldfeld. POST
master Krumm and secret service
agents, who made careful examina-
ton OF mysterious letters taken from
the trunks of Sam Lima al Marion, il
was determined to send inspectors to
Springfield. Inspectors Pate and Hors-
ford took an early morning train. with
instructions to run down two Italians
whose names were learned by a perusal
of the alleged Black Hand correspond
ence taken in the Marion raid
Already thirteen have been arrested,
but four of these have been released.
Five have been served with federal
warrants. Lima. Bizzo and Batagalia
of Marion. and Ventola of Columbus.
arrested here last night All are
charged with attempting to extort
money from John Amicou of Columbus.
Marfisi Was Agent.
Augustine Marfisi, arrested Wednes-
day at Dennison. is also charged with
the same Offense. He viii be taken 10
Canton today for arraignment before
United States Commissioner Whiting.
Marfsi returned from Italy about two
months ago. He is said to be the agent
of the Lima blaCkmailers, who relayed
the letters from Marion headquarters,
demanding money from John Amicon.
Before he left Dennison six months ago
Marfisi had been preceded to Italy by
Barney Boniti, a Dennison fruit dealer
who sold his store there at a sacrifice
and fed To escape Black Hand ven
geance. Boniu was murdered not long
after his arrival i'm italy. Soon after
ward Martisi who was in Italy at the
time of the murder. returned to Amer
lea.
1t became known today that Charles
StoraCi an Italian business competitor
of Lima's at Marion, o., had received
recently several threatening letters or
deTing him 10 leave town at once A
respected Italian I'm Marion said today
that he and others of his race we4e ac-
tually afraid 10 make as much money
as they could because of fear of the
blackmailers and murderers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
BLACKMAILERS
BEING RUN DOWN
POStoffiCe Inspectors Rounding
Up Members of Black HAND
in Ohio.
LETTERS ONLY EVIDENCE
SOME OF THE PRISONERS Ar
RAIoNED IN COURT.
LETTERS ONLY EVIDENCE

:, = :. :, :, = :: : :. :: : :. :; = = :. ::
:. New York June 10.-The dis :.
= membered body of man with the !.
= head missing. was found by the =
= police here tonight neatly done up q.
= in two bundles OF brown paper and :.
:. black oiled cloth. The bundles had :
:. been left in charge Of a small boy =
:. by stranger who had promised :
:. him : cents 10 watch them till he :
= came back :
= on the wrappings Of the bum !.
:: dies was written in letters Of red Z.
= three inches high. BLACK Hand. :
:. There were four stab wounds i'm :
= the chest. two Of which must have ::
:: been Immediately fatal /"
:. :. :, :. :. :. = - - - - = = = = = :.
Cincinnati. O., June IO-Having
rounded up and arrested nine out of the
eleven ringleaders Of the Ohio division
Of the Society of the Banana. known
a. the Black Hand" Postofice In
speCt0r Holmes is busily engaged at
Columbus, o. preparing for the pre-
liminary hearing of the prisoners
The government VIII rely upon the
documentary evidence secured i'm the
two pouches Of letters found in the
rested al Marion, O., and letters found
in the possession Of other prisoners to
prove that an deliberately planned or
ganization exists i'm the central west
% extort money.
Asked If any absolute proof had been
found connecting the Ohio Black Hand
with the murder of Lieutenant Petro-
sinc vi italy. Inspector Holmes said:
II have no absolute proof that this
band actually had a hand I'm the New
York Italian detectives murder. But
we do know that Augustine Marfisi
who was arrested I'm Dennison. O., was
in Palermo at the time of Petrosino's
death. and that Marfsi returned "a
America shortly after the murder. Mar
fists visit 10 Sicily at that time may
have been a mere coincidence. But we
do know that the band Of which Mar
fisi is "A member is organized exactly
ike the Society of the Banana today i'm
Sicily"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
GOVERNORS DAY WILL
BE OBSERVED AT RACES

The Utah Jockey club yesterday an
nOunCed that next Wednesday will he
Governors day at the races. On that
occasion Governor William Spry and
Colonel Walter Scott Of Fort Douglas
will be the guests of the Turf and Field
club. The principal events of the day
will be the Governors handicap and the
Fort Douglas handicap.
On Saturday Tintic day will be observed
at the race meet. a special excursion
will be run from the Tintic district 10
the races. The Tintic handicap will in
clude several Of the sWiftast horses at
the track In its starters.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
Black Hand Threats.

Clovis. \. N. June 10-Jl 5. Fitz-
hugh. ID. d. Oldham and r. B. Leepy,
all of this city. have received Black
Hand" letters threatening them with
death IL they do not procure the re-
lease. by June Is. OF II. A Irwin and
his wife. The Irwins were arrested re-
Gently In connection with an attempted
Black Hand hold-up wherein Mrs. IT.
win was arrested in the act OF taking a
bogus money package from a spot ap-
pointed In a threatening letter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
Washington,
Webster.

Flora Adams. Annie AnchOrstrand. Pau
r. Bassett, Gordon Baxter. Adelaide
BardweH. Annie +. Bailey. Gladys Beck
William Give Dee Crawford. Lillian Cole
man. lie Verne Corfield, Vera Crabtree
Emma Cullen. Leone Davies, Hattie L
Davies, Morgan Davies. Byron Z. Da-
vies, Laurine Ervine, Hazel s. Geer, Clar-
ence Goddard. Ruth l. HanZOn, Naomi r
Hendry, Lucy G.. Hart. Beulah Howell
Olga c. Huebler. Edward Hale. Bertha
Judges. Junius KeddinSton, Clara L. Lew
is. Jean Mclean, John Nichols Grant
A Pitts Vernon d. Pitts. Emily Pfister
Elizabeth s. Perkins. Rose PinnoCk, Pau
Rose. Leon G. Rushmer, Frances Ring
wood. Helen L. Roberts, George shores
Dagfner Schade. Edna Standing. Hattie
Strong Guy Tate, Walter Tracey, Ruby
B. Taylor. Myrtle F. Turner, Wilhelmins
Volk. Heller ]. Warburton, Earl Whit
more
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
FUNERAL NOTICES.

The funeral services over the remaiu
Of the late James Allen Clinkeuhssri
aged 80 years. will be held in Farmers
ward meeting house Sunday at ! 2. o.
Friends are invited 20 attend and the cas-
ket viii be opened at the meeting h0gs
from 12-+5 to I p m Interment in Cr
cemetery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
EIRsT DECREE MuRpER-

Alexandria. Va. June l1-Rf--s-i
pines one NJ the four neg-5s.
charged with the killing of Walter r
Schultz. "a Chicago artist. near this Ctr
March T. TODAY was convicted bv a fu-r
of murder i'm the first degree. The iur
was out only thirty minutes. Pines 4
tho second of the quartet of accused
men to be convicted I'm connection vita
ibe crime. Calvin Johnson having beer
found guilty two weeks ago.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
Demanded 4 Hearinn.

Toledo. o., June 10-The three al
legged Black Hand operators brought
here from Marion last night were ar
raigned before United States Commits
sioner Gaines today. They pleaded not
guilty and demanded a preliminary
hearing. which was set for Tuesday be-
fore Commissioner Gaines. Salvador
Lima was released on $1,000 bonds.
signed BY an Italian merchant
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
Pleas Of Not Guilty.

Cleveland, O.. June 10.-Joseph and
Salvatore Nuzzo. the Cleveland fruit
dealers, who were arrested last night
by the federal officials on charges Of
being implicated i'm the Black Hand
conspiracy, were arraigued before
United States Commissioner Starek to-
day. Each pleaded no guilty to the
charge Of using the mails to defraud.
Bond was fixed at $1,000 i'm each case.
The hearings viii be held later
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11

Chicago and return ................s $50. %
St Louis and return --.--...-.-...S4 9. 90
st. Paul. Minneapolis and return. $52. o.
Omaha, Kansas City and return. $4,000
Denver. Colo. Springs, Pueblo. .. S22- Sc
other points in proportion. Tickets
good returning oct. 81. Ticket Office,
sol Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11

Ruth Rognon. Robert Sands. Max Stay
ner, Ethel Taft, Albert Walsh. Noble
Warrum, MUriel Young.
Washington.
Kate Archibald. Ada Arnold Hazel
Back, Agnes Calhoun, Gladys Fisher, Amy
Fit. Maude Hanna. Ethel Larson, Sadie
McFadyen, Susie O'Dea Martha Pugs-
ley. Vesta Pringle. Marva Pratt. Edith
Resell, Esther Whitecar. Hazel Whit,
Gertie Hartley. Bertha LittlsfOrd Lucille
Howe. Elva Stewart Orson Berg, Louis
Geisler. Scott Hanna. John Hayward.
William Hansen. Vernon Knight. Frank
Lees. John LangfOrd. Lowell Morgan.
Henry Moray, Andrew O'Dea, Arthur
Spencer. Arthur Turner, Chauncey Whit
ney Charles Whitney
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11

DIED

INTRIERO-In this city. June s, EugeHn
Intriero, in his twentieth year
Funeral services viii be held from t1s
s. =. Evans mortuary chapel. IS SoU.t
State street, Friday, June II, at 3 p. m l1-
terment in Calvary cemetery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
Pioneer Day Fireworks

At Pains "Nesuvius," Wandamere, to
night. The big spectacle closes tomor-
row night Go IA ? is.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
WANTED.

WANTED-GirI stenozrapher to vld
two hours every evening. Apply in H5r
son today or tomorrow from TO g. o..
"a Judge building.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
Pioneer Day Fireworks

At Pains "Vesuvius," Wandamere, to-
night. The big spectacle closes tomor-
row night Go B4 Is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11

$500 one ton THAT Good Coal" and
COMPLIMENTARY ticket to Lagoon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
LAND BILL BY HAMER

Washington. June Rlpresentstivs
Hamer of Idaho today introduced a bin
permitting western states to make iu-
mediate selection of school lands ir
satisfaction OF grants from the federal
government inside forest reserves. He
SAYS that Idaho, which is still entitled
to 500. 600 acres. has been unable %
make its full selections because the re-
naming desirable lands are tied up IN
reserves, and a similar situation exists
i'm other states. He viii press his OH
next session.
Herald Free Cooking School.
This evening at Sis. Unity hail. l9
South Second East street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11

A private safe may be rented in the
IRE and burglar proof vault of the Salt
Lake Security & Trust Co. % up Main
street $500 per year and upwards
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
Wssateh.

Lula Allen. Alice Anderson. lie Nola
CallsteT, Gertrude Dent. Robert Derrah,
Jack Felt. Lockwood Ferris, Mary Cali
CHER. Mildred Hall. Hannah Harrison,
Ruth Hirth. Frances Hopkins. Marie
Howard. Evelyn Ken6eIl. Louise Keslsr.
Arthur Lundberg. Courtney Lynch. Alice
Lyme. Hood MieTs. Edward Moran. Kate
Nelson. Herman Post. jeanette Pulver.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
Training.

Clarence Allen. William Ashton. Alma
Bullough. David BUllough. Clarence Bur
ton. Donald Coray. Charles EaKins
Charles Garuish. Chdiapha Goss, Virgil
Hall. Ernest T. Inebrint. Lyle Judd. Ar
thur Kline. Frank Murray. SEVERN Sor-
ensen. Fred Sutton. Karl Springman Leo
TAYLOR. Avery Trims. Joseph Wirthlin.
Florence Anderson. Louise Burch. Azure
La Bennion, Bessie Bawden, Nesta Ed
wards. Margaret Fsrnsworth. Vera Gray.
Wee Groo. Hazel Gordon. Mary Gilmer.
GLADYS Culver. Lillian Renshaw. Eva
Seigfus. Zelma Timms. Martha Wells.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
EXCURSIONS EAST
Via Denver & Rio Grande r. r., June

4, 5, II. II, 10, 2e, July 2, 3.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
Jackson.

Leila Allen. Alice Bates. Esther Brooks
ran, Ethel Emery, Erma HAYWARD. Mary
Hunt. Nav Jenkins. Nellie johnson. Hazel
Madsen. Nellie Morgan. Margaret Nor
ris Lizzie Murphy. Annie Reed. Ida Rich
Sailie Sears. Clara Simpson. Ella limp
son, Helen Tinges, Rosie Wilson. Harry
Aller. Lester Bullock. Lawrence Chatter
ton. Dan Davidson. Melvin Emery. John
Emery. George Emery. Alva Immersion
Thaddeus Evans. Richard POLAND
Claude HaTman, AbTam Lewis. Frank
Norris. Wendell Newman. Leroy Parry
Howard Rudy, Heber Simpson. Charles
Smith, Floyd Weed Earl Woodbrev
earle Selley. Ethel Addoms Vivian Ian
ney. Lottie Built, Hazel Duffield. Nay
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Hamilton.

Robert Abbott. Leo Darrell. Numa
Brossoit. Werner Calder. Asael Campbell.
Waldo Fueger, RoscO Heppler. Howard
Hoover. George Jack. Victor Matson. Al
den Mavers. Lawrence Nelson. Joseph
Pvper. Gordon Robson. Clifford Rudine.
Paul Spears. Ellis SQuires Earl Doolit-
tie. Fred ThoTne. Charles Olden. Rosa
Baxter. Elsie Berger, Lucille Cation. Az
ton Evans. Ethleen Folsom. Effie Gill
Louise Hyatt. Mildred James. Edith John
son, Clara Jones. Florence Keate. Mary
Love Aline Lynch. Helen Myers. Merle
Nichols Josie Radon. Ida Robinson.
Grace ScheH. Grace Smith, Myrtle Sorpn-
sen. Eva Thorup Levetta Renstrom Ma
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Sumner.

Ray Boardman. Charles Davis. John
Graf Werner Hewlett. William Clayton,
Paul kunkel, Charles Stewart Hulda
Aamodt Ruth Brockman. Margaret Cain
Irma Cutler. Gladys Ensign, Lutte Ed
mOnds. Ellen Farley, Anna Hansen, Ethel
Heckner. Anna Jarvis. Ivy Mortensen.
Ruth Nelson, Margaret Osborne, Melva
RolO. Cora Smith. Minnie Brown. Matey
Stewart Iibbie MayCock. Esther Gun
nersOn. Naomi Han. Avis Butcher. FL
sic Brown. Helen Hauerbach. Alice Hau-
erbach. Irene Brown, Minnie Egsn. An
ME Woodbury.. William Patterson. Leon
Bush. Lloyd Rumph. Alonzo Woolley,
Maurice Siddoway. Clarence Johnson.
Clifford Tellefsen. Walter Washington.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
Onequa.

Harry Bassford, John Brooks, Richard
Burzhardt Minnie Bogedahl. Winnie
Bogedahl. AlOnzO Clayton. Earl Crow
ton, Eleanora Davis, Roy Elkins, Annie
Edwards, Burt Hatch. Leonard Holmes
Virginia Hepworth, Percy Harrison, Marie
Hanson, Jeanette Hanson. Nellie Haslem.
Lizzie NOall. Leola Needham, James
Od'H, Ella Olsen, Ethelyn Player, Rose
NVebb
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11

Ruth l.. Burlingsme. Alta V. Burton
Viola Cammomile. Mary H. Davis. Vera
NJ Davis. Lillian L. Davies Vera L. Da-
lev. Ruth East. Almeada NJ. Eardley.
Edith Hilton. Josephine Hirschman. MAY
Hicks. PHYLLIS Hodges. Louisa J. Kirk.
Jennie l.. Marshicl Florence l. Shannon.
Marguerite ]. Shoemaker, Harriet A.
Tennyso1. BESSIE 4. Williams. George Z.
Danlev. George Fehr. John Ford. Charles
W. Firth. Eugene II. Hodges, Francis IT.
Luke. RalDh r. Koeber Lawrence W.
Peck, Cvril +. Snelerove. James II. Whit
aker Wills~d W Orthen Frank H White.
Frank II. YOUNG
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oquirrh.

Leland Beau Arthur Dec. Terrence Du-
vail, Lester Engborg. Sanfrid Elieson, Os-
car Erickson, Ernest Hunt. Kenneth
HUMPHREYS. Joseph Jack, Sumner Mar
gets, Fred Ruebhausen, Harvey Snow.
Harold SteifeL Stanley Tuckfield, Robert
Williams, Rex Williams. Walter West
Jamie White, Alta Bean, Frances Browne.
lone Bruere. Gene Convey, Cornella Doane.
Helen Doana. Lois Fraser Martha Hem
derscn, Gladys JeVnc. Helen kegler. Dora
KnaptOn. IneE LanEtOn. Irene LangtOu.
Helen McNitt. Ernostine Oswald Mae
Robinson. Marguerite RowIey. Norma
Snow. Grace Sims. Pauline Shorb. Mar
ion SneigrOve, Ruth Wicking.
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Poplar Grove.

Iva Cary Thora Christensen. Oda FaIk-
enbrg. Mary Giles, Ruth Gold, Vivian
HendricksOn. Grace Larson. Nettie Nc
Donald. Mary Miles, Alice Pruhs. Freeda
Pruhs, Marie Stab, Ruth Sutton. Mar
celia Turner, Annie ROUGH Mary Peck.
Alma Anderson. Leland BIackett Bruno
LANCE, Charley McDevitt. Leroy Olson,
CLYDE Peck Matthew Wilson, James Bail,
Uric SOrenson
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11

Myrtle Ruth Bill Frank Ernest Biz
riIl Iona Broberg. John Dyer Sarah Ann
Baldwin. Myrtle CovinEton. Vivian Chris
Jensen, Sadie Christensen. Gladys Davis.
Margaret Edwards. Richard Gould, Dor
othy Hart, Grace Hanna. Walter Han
sen. WeIby HeatOH, Margaret Jones.
Pearl Jones. Johanna Kunkel Walter
Krebs, Jeanette Krikman. Ada Neslin.
Alma Nelson. Pearl Phillips. Bertha
Phillips. Edna Privatt. Theresa Brom-
bark. Frances Won Hake, Agnes Wilson.
Le0ra Wilson, Emmett Ward Vernon
RE-o~raI
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Leon Giauque, Joseph Griffith. Earl Jen-
sen. Nier Kessler. Eckiey Reach, James
McGrath. Lowell McLeese, Russell owens.
Joe Slater, George SpahT, Leslie Upton.
Raymond Bergman. Stella Cowan, Lucille
Condie, Pearl Gotten, Annie Condie, Vera
COndic. Laura DrushaL Cora Flint, Angie
Kaighn. Alice Nordquist. Bertha Richard
son. Elva Smith, Belle Smith, Ruth Snarr
May Ridge Nellie Watson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-03
10 THE PUBLIC.

S9gFs h@Fs q B<1eei TEEs5ea $50 Rru1s1
Ell seoss ~ Ps5nteFs Decorators aaa
fapeT HangeTs hare been on aEYEEe
Sire Agsil Z 1888 trTizg 10 nsaSntaIa
EsTsTg wages AZ 4 seals II ~ per ten
neSsy ICY TIE average employment
BIZ Pssgters II ab<sas nfne months III
+fs ssiss asvEHg 70 loose time in tie
fncgsment Teath.er. and wFnte.
Hea bringing the average dzy.s
pey 70 about 81
NJ the present high prizes of fesod
II - impossible for our members to
support ttefr families at lower rate.
Various conferences win tas empI0y-
ing painting concerns have proved
fufile tsrscraguiodis painting con-
tractors ere trying to nsisIesd the pub
Iie by claiming tsat they employ m
ifn rneBs when ii fart their work Is
being done Dy nonsinion men.
Orr members have been residents
IL Keokuk Tor yeags Who with their
families support business concerns
and We appeal to the general pnbI,s
70 snsist On he painter or decorator
doing their work On their premises
N show his WORKING card
Owg secretary. Chas. Smith, 9gs
Main strees wi'I gladly send TIL
names n firms employing orr men, &
fHose who contemplate having wcrE
soae IN ne painting and papel
ranging line
] IsSICN g0 SS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-03
Public 8 ale

IN Isspten FARM 4 miles mest -
PowdeF Wog1s, ri ~ johnson street
road,
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Sine yeaF oid Charles Butler of
49g palean street h seriously III with
tlle tcBanitig
'fi5e four months Old son of j. RI.
Eicdrsek og West Keokgk has the
crOsp ii d ban form.