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United labor bulletin., 1910-01-07
Comment on Events
In the Labor
World.
BY r. e. Q r . KEY
The School Teachers and Organized Labor


uated the organized of the ana delegates from the
the objects and methods of the organized labor
The teachers elected ab0 Commissioner Ed" v Brake member
the highest candidate for this position
Mr.. Brake who had been working
he among things That he bneklr
essd as and get per day than be school teacher getting 80
with @ convention
The organized
delegates from the teachers and them of studying
the labor movement and with this the teachers should be committee
rough edges that the trades have with for there nothing that
employer and employees
the Their alliance will of immense benefit because of the influence they
Are I 5 % position exert a the nd of the % M & %
influence of the agent, of the and far possible e0rsd that
Divine property superior rights Of
teachers when they have had the practical that will with their
ea0n with active trades onis great this influence
& n @ o @ e a the great gre lesson of humanity and advancement that the
argument
breakers and other slaves from the false teachings that they %
teachers Patriotism good have when of the right but false
principles flag stands for the worse kind
of doctrine the children with The sOd Captains of Industry
and have their gold freely subsd the schools colleges
sn 3 INDUSTRIAL ei RGaH P P that they may keep the children and the people economic
The trades much from the teachers while they learning
cannot but be beneficial both and predict that will be
only They like the school teachers Of Chicago nd @ I OF other es,a ees
will quickly organize themselves be
iron hand of the robbery people making the
living all walks Of life The present. ass Of
cor % mat I u. & two classes of people those that have and those
Gratis of labor this the will emancipation be achieved
Give the teachers gatherings they have already
held aloof too long for both parties
s9ms. of between Judge Ben Lindsey and
labor Celebrity seSd the osher q the ss s, es
joke that sraesd the which is going Some
after have been inflicted with Peabody
United labor bulletin., 1910-01-07
SOLDIERS MADE INSANE BY HN
PocRisY AND IGNORANCE.
And Many Made Hopeless Drunkards BY
the Same Agencies.

car filled with crazy soldiers is on
its way from San Francisco to Washing
ton. in charge of Major ]. NJ. Kennedy.
or these unhappy insane men majority
will spend their days in government
insane asylum. and, in nine cases out OF
ten, this is due to the rank hypocrisy Of
Congress- the ignorant and bigoted fan
atheism of Prohibitionists that have sue
ceeded in abolishing the army canteen.
All OF these insane soldiers are brought
from the Philippines. and their insanity.
as Major Kennedy says, is due to their
drinking Of the vile. poisonous, highly
alcoholic drink called "bino." loaded with
the vilest alcohol and full of other pois.
ons. The men drink this dreadful stun
United labor bulletin., 1910-01-07
EMPLOYERS LIABILITY
The Activity of Graft==The Lethargy
of LabOrers.
BY C.. IRUIN.
BY C. Il. IR WIN

the M % the @ pep s @ Which be % s % % sd s @ e1essn % ] as
words, important humanity
sssm and yet strange craftsmanship the one subjee, most generally
general prevailing We lesla theory labor commodity
subject law supply and demand This uou. theory undeTs
labor property
the emp esu,es and refuse protection employees from
the market the which theory
governmental ons are bs.sd upoa the idea that
the aim of make the ich and powerful.
% % @ Sss 1d T fact . @ p
thought the scholarly cultured and distinguished thinkers
& 5 the M T. d matters of human % the ,na s1a % d 5 s the
progress and to those whose interest to increase poverty and want and "
1t strange fac, that nearly every department philosophy
making rapid and but the affairs Of government
advancement fh mos, important b, occupy
The subject Of good The aS true o OF M % a.an nd be tho
ii people h., rest, ds.lIss sss., people sI
but when practical domain politics they leave their judgments
sa s % s. :n gs @ % ~ haze s @ % ..' % of s s S
ad 1sR and oush,u 5 making laws carry ou Their ideas
Utility & are IN 5 p a. % @ .Gh, s. assep p By % p %
polluted public They and their mnGp, ,o are 0as 5.ae e.s1.S % %
be what they They know that eternal vigilance the pnee of
for public Office and turn their guns late
satisfied Of their ability control him after election On the other hand the Ia aboan
al leaders the sit idly by and permit the chains of industrial slavery "
would demand he be honest that he be intelligent and 'u his VOCATION
but when agent make the Law"
happiness don't think worth while be sure that he honest and
that his NTH instead 1t should
employ tailor make coat for would Try and employ one honest
skfu that the goods would be delivered accord
If labOrs value their hresd they hope for
the human they look laws for their
resolve much intelligence
obtain legislation. they in buying a
other leaders making be-
thinkers special lines and
be sweved from absolute truth
In the department a marvellous nearly all
bodies dominated and controlled by whose life ambition
who thrive by rights America
describing You have that , shall be
atd will be possible the and
and hard possible for be dishonest and miserable You have
make the laws of this honest the a
instincts Of the human breast
o from American thought the
labor commodity
demand bought chcapy possible and be dealt with
employer You
to children shall be the OBJ
shall be level to be
happiness Let
to in will
liability subject of
yourselves until that the laws made
Capital sleeps graft sleeps; but when lawmk
together together. and Vote for friends and for the
friends of the people You have been talking for labor the whole round
then voting yourselves election day. Get together keep together
together. and right
United labor bulletin., 1910-01-07

soldier showing any sign of intoxication
was ordered to go to bed, and he went
and the next day he was glad that he
had been at the soldiers club and been
made to obey the rules of decency.
No man made a penny out of the can
teen. Every cent taken in over and
above expenses was devoted to provid-
ing delicacies-non-alcoho for the
soldiers.
Today in the dives that surround army
posts. old soldiers homes and every
other place where hypocrisy rules in the
name of Temperance, the soldiers and the
old vterans are made the victims of
sharks They must drink vile poisons
or change a lifelong habit and drink
nothing.
Meanwhile the hypocrites in Congress
who voted against the right of the sol.
diers to have their canteen drink as much
as the, choose. and when they choose,
and not few of the ardent advocates
of canteen abolition outside of Congress
do the same.
This situation is disgraceful to the
country. a sample of puritanical hypoc-
risy that should be tolerated no longer.
Men content TO drink mild beer or light
wines are forbidden to do that in the
name of temperance, and then in the
name of temperance and hypocrisy they
are driven to the dive and to the vilhst
alcoholic poisons as a substitut for che
truly temperate canteen.
Every officer in the army testifes that
this is true.
General Fred Grant, himself an ardent
Prohibitionist. who marched in full uni
form at the head of Prohibition parade.
declares that the abolition of the canteen
has vastly increased drunkenness in the
army.
Every army doctor knows that the
abolition of the canteen has increased
disease-the hospital record of our
American army is today the worst Of
any army in the world.
How does that strike the men that
would force their minority views on a
majority. play upon the hypocritical sub
serviency of Congress, and, saying to
men. You shall not have temperate
light drinks In your army, club, force
them to take instead the vile whiskey
of the dive here at home. or the vile ma
tive alcoholic poison in the Philippines?
Mr.. Taft has shown courag to say what
he thinks. VIII he protect the soldiers
against this cowardly outrage? News
paper editors. every man of them know
ing well that this is true. should explain
to their several congressman that hy-
pocrisy in the long run does not pay.
And sane. independent men in Con
gress should fight against the cowardly
evasion of duty.
The canteen will be restored. and the
army will not be permanently organized
for the benefit of dive keepers.
What man at Washington will make
1t his business to see to this?-Chicago
American.
United labor bulletin., 1910-01-07

livingston Cigar Cs.'s L. uzplo~i4al.
Havana cigars. san't be bsst
United labor bulletin., 1910-01-07

When lindsey
Governor Henry Augustus Buch there
canned labor stands he International celebrity
Joke that dsrd the which going some
after we have been inflicted a Peabody.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-08
GRAIN.

ST. LOUIS. -Wheat-No. 2 red. sl .ood l:ol; No red, 96@9S; No. red. S2b1 95; No. ? hard, 95Gl 02: No. 3 hard. e9 S S9i Nc hard. S2@92, Com-No. ?. 47; No 3, AZ; No. 1. 42h; No yellow, AK No, yellow. 441b G45h; No. 2 white 1T, M.o white 45m45i5. Oats-No. ?. s2n: No. ,, s1ls; No, {, 3l O. 2 white s4: standard 34634h; No. 3 white. 32bd34: No. 1 white. slIkG3S
 CHICAGO. -Wheat-No. 2 red. qsIl n 9ses 70 red 94is694& No 9 hard Nb% me6%; No. 3 hard. 94de5: No I ,,9r,hsrn 2, sl.o7@1oe: No northern. I.ooG os; No spring, 9491.os. Corn -o, 4 .newl 43l5a44; No yellow, 52s 52h No. 3 yellow (newl, 46& &647h: No. a White, bl Oats-No white. sslL ID ss ss standard, S2% n3sh: No ? white. ""a a0z%' No. 1 white. 311a932h.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-08
HAS VALUABLE WITNESS
State Secures Interpreter in Police Examination to Testify Against
 Le Blanc Girl.

Cambridge, Mass. Dec S.-The state put Miss Zella A. Gallant on the stand in the Le Blanc trial. IL was Miss Gallant who acted as inter. preter during the third degree" ex. animation of Miss Le Blanc by the police of Waltham the night of her arrest. The state had lot of trouble inducing her to come from her home at Prince Edwards island, but she finally came, accompanied by a state detective.
 Miss Gallant qualified as a witness after heated arguments between Dis trict Attorney Johnson of the defense and the prosecutor, with the jury ex- cluded. Judge Daniel w. Booths rul- ing that the admission of the state ment made by Hattie Le Blanc on the night of her arrest was permis- sible as evidence. gave the prosecu- tion the first victory it has gained since the trial opened
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-08
TO ENLARGE AUTHORITY
National Organization of Flyers De- cides on New Policy for Arship
 Clubs of America.

New York, Dec. S.-Dominance of the National Council of Aero Clubs of America, heretofore held by the Aero Club of America. with headquarters here, will be apportioned throughout the United States.
 Heretofore the election of the coun- cirs chairman has been left to the Aero Club of America, but the west ern delegates were in favor of assert ing independence, and at long ses- sion the matter was fought out. Peace was reached only when the Aero club yielded and instructed it's delegates to vote with the other delegates to empower the council to elect it's own chairman.
 Robert J. Collier of the Aero Club of America was then elected chair man, in place of Clifford R. Harmon, who was appointed to the place when the council, which has thirty mem bers, was organized last July.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-08
ARREST MEXICAN ED|Tlh
AUTHORITIES HOLD AzCokA ON
 FRAUD CHARGE.
He cialsns IL 10 Pretext to Get Him over Berdsr-Member of
 Republics Congress.

Washington, Dec. S.-The provision once a member of the Mexican con gross, journalist, and a member of one of the best-known families in Mexico, was procured here by direc- ton of the department of justice on representations made by the Mexican government declaring that warrant, with charge of obtaining money un- der false pretenses, had been issued for him in Mexico, and that .docu- ments containing further details were on their way to Washington.
 No political significance, it was said at the Mexican embassy attaches to the arrest.
 Azcona is a son of the late Senor Azcona, former Mexican minister to Italy, Guatemala and the Argentine Republic He came to Washington November 2l from San Antonio, Tex, where his consultations with Francis. co |. Madero, leader of the Mexican revolution, were an open secret. He has been associated here with Gus tayo A. Madero, a brother of the rev olutionist leader.
 Azcona said the incident in which charges have been preferred against him took place four years ago, and that his part in the affair was merely as a witness.
 Azcona declared that after due ju- diclal investigation, in which he ap- peared as a witness, the case was dropped. Later, he said he founded the Nuevo Mexico and began a series of attacks on the Diaz administration, which caused it's suppression three times and finally its confiscation six months ago, and he, as its editor, was compelled to leave the country. He said he would fight extradition.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-08
REDUClnd EXPENDITURES
Report of Secretary of Treasury Shows Estimates for 1912 Are
 $630, ,494,o13.

Washington, Dec. S.-Tdst Uncle Sam is going to try to reduce his cost of living expenses is shown by the annual report of Secretary of the Treasury MacVeagh, which was made public today. Concerning the esti- mates for the executive departments the report says:
 The total ordinary estimates for 1912-the fiscal year beginning July l, 1911-are S630,494 ,013.12. The esti- mate for the Panama canal is $56,920,- S4769, making the grand total $6S7,- 414,S6081. The total appropriations for 1911-that is for current year for next year now submitted are, therefore, $33. S99 039.67 less than the appropriations for thi swear The de- crease of $2l, ,000 GOO in the estimates for rivers and harbors and the reduc- ton in the interior department of $20,000,000. due to the appropriation last year of that amount for an issue of bonds for reclamation projects, have been offset in part by an in. crease of $19,000000 in the Panama canal estimate and $G,299,0 900 to meet the requirements of public building legislation. It leaves, therefore, over $1S,000 or savings in the executive de- partments proper, as compared with the appropriations for the current year.
 The ordinary appropriations for 1910 were $693 3,313, ,16640; those for 1911 were $6S3,45S 900.4S. The esti- mates now submitted for 1912 are $630, ,494, ,01312."
 MT. MacVeagh expresses regret that circumstances have made impracti- cable, so far, the reform of the bank ing and currency system and hoes congress will take up the matter at the present session.
 Among other matters, the report dis cusses the oleOmargarine law, which, it says, has failed to do anything but harm to the butter interests, and has engendered a large fraudulent traffic Mir MacVeagh urges the imposition of a taA of two cents on oleomargarine, cOiored or uncoored.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-08
CONTROL OF WATER POWER
Plan Proposed to Unite Opposing Factions on Policy That Will
 Protect Public Interest.

Washington, Dec. S.-A plan to bring together the opposing advocates of federal regulation of water power and those who stand for state regula- ton, on water power policy upon which both can agree, is being consid- cred by the executive committee of the National Conservation association. of which Clifford Pinchot is president.
 The object of the plan, which was drafted by Philip P. Wells, counsel for the association, is to afford water power platform on which both sides Of the water power controversy may unite to protect the public interest and at the same time encourage the development of the many millions of horse power now going to waste in the mountain streams of the west and the great rivers of the central and eastern parts of the country.
 The basis of the plan is develop ment without delay, waste or the sac rtfice of other and higher uses of flow ing water. For this, the plan holds. private capital must be aided by the state or nation through corporate franchises, condemnation of private property and licenses to use public lands and obstruct public waters. etc.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-08
REFUSES POSTPONEME ENT
Deitz Trial Proceeds When Judqe Declines Delay-Defendants
 Plead Not Guilty.

Hayward, Wis, Dec. S.-In the case of John Deitz, his wife, Hattie, and son. Leslie. before Judge Wickham they pleaded not guilty to the charge of killing Deputy Sheriff Oscar Harp on October 8.
 The attorneys for the defense made an attempt to have the trial postponed till December 12, but on being asked to state whether they would be ready for trial on that date, they declined to do so and the postponement was not granted. The defense then filed aifi- dayits of prejudice against all of the judges of Wisconsin, except those in the first and thirteenth districts.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-08
Moore Case to Jury.

Vincennes, Ind, Dec S.-With the testimony concluded in the trial of Menlo Moore for the murder of Charles Edward Gibson, attorneys fin lshed their arguments Wednesday and the case is in the hands of the jury.
 Persons who have watched the case are wagering at odds that Moore will be acquitted on an "unwritten law basis.
 Moore killed Gibson in the railway station here. He sought revenge be- cause of Gibson's alleged attentions to his wife
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-08
One Way of Saving
 a Baby-Free to Try

The mother does not live who would not do all in her power to keep her child healthy, but often she does not know how. So when doctor of standing points the way all can afford to listen.
 1t is an accepted fact that nine out of ten or the troubles of infants and chil- dren is intestinal You notice it by the fact that the child is constipated, it belches, is peevish and cries. Don't give a remedy that contains an opiate, because the child will get in the habit of needing it, and don't become alarmed and run at once for a doctor.
 Try scientific laxative first. Give a small dose of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsn, the remedy that is intended for the use of children. It is mild, gentle and non griping. The remedy is absolutely pure and is guaranteed in every particular. Mrs. Toomey of Emingsville. Pa., and
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-08
prexel ceases Fiaht for Record

New York, Dec. S.--J. A. Drexel, the aviator, who is in New York pre- pairing to sail for England this week, announced that he will make no fur ther effort to have his Philadelphia flight considered a worlds record Under the rules of the International Aeronautic federation an official rec ord for altitude must be at least 100 meters or BPS feet in excess of the previous record.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-08

Mrs. Fred Croms of Alanson. Mich. never give their children anything else These are only a few among thousands of women.
 You can buy fifty cent or one dollar bottle of any nearby druggist, for they have all sold 1t for generation, but if you. want to test it on your child first send your address to Dr. Caldwell and he bottle.
 pr. Caldwell does not feel that the purchase of his remedy ends his obli- gation. He has specialized in stomach. years and will be pleased to give the reader any advice on the subject free of charge. All are welcome to write him. Whether for the medical advice or the free sample address him Dr' ". E: Caldwell. a02 Caldwell building, Monticello, Ill.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-08
TWO NEGROES LYNCHED
Had Confessed to Burning a Barn and Are Taken From Custody
 of Sheriff.

Monroeyille, Ala. Dec. S-Calvin EXele and Sylvester Peyton, negroes, were found hanging to a tree at Double Branches, two miles from here. They had confessed to robbing Edgar Bass barn and outhouses. A deputy sheriff had them in charge and was bringing them to this place for safe keeping when he was overpowered by unidentified men.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-08
WARM FIGHT IN IRELAND O'BRiEN DEFEATS NATIONALIST
 LEADERS BROTHER
 AT CORK.
UNI0NISTS STILL STRONG
Independent Returned With Slightly Decreased Maiority-Healy Turns Tables on Roche
 and Wins.


 ing election news came from Cork, where in the pollings the Independ- ent-NauonaGsts defeated the Red moudites in the bitterest fight of the campaign. William OBHen, leader of the Independents, was returned with a slightly decreased majority of 63S over William Redmond, brother of the Nationalist leader. Morris Healy, who was defeated last January by the Nationalist candidate, A. Roche who had a majority of 209, turned the ta- bles on Roche, winning the seat with 526 votes to spare.
 Results Suppressed.
 So much feeling was aroused be- tween the parties that it was thought wise not to announce the victory for the All for Ireland" party, and the results were made known later.
 In the preceding election, O'Brien had a majority of 750 over Dr. w. Murphy. At the same time the other Nationalist candidate was elected. In the present campaign William Red mond, the sitting member for the east division of Clare, decided to contest O'Brien's seat for Cork and the an nouncement of his intention was the signal for a fight that on several oc- casions developed into serious rioting.
 Get a Redmond Seat.
 The net result in Cork was the gain of Redmond seat by the O'Brienites, who up to the present have elected five members, against thirty-two Red- mOndites chosen.
 The Unionists are still numerically the strongest individual party with an aggregate of 151 The coalition forces, however, total 167, including the O'Bri- enites The state of parties was: COalition-Liberals. no; Irish Nation alists, 37 Labor members, 20. Total 1G7.
 Opposition: Unionists, 151
 The tide is setting strongly for the coalition parties and the Tories now are abandoning hope of reducing the majority of 122 against them at the dissolution of parliament. John Burns won sensational victory in the Bat tersea constituency of London, where in addition to Sir John Harrington. Tory, a Socialist candidate had been put up to split the Progressive vote Burns beat both by a record majority This result was largely due to the splendidly organized Irish vote in Bat tersea. which was cast solidly for him.
 In Southwark, where the Liberals won seat from the Tories, the Tory candidate, Sir William Dunn, was a Catholic, like Sir John Harrington. And again in Deptford wealthy Catholic Tory failed to beat the Labor member Bowerman.
 The Liberal and Labor parties have won five seats against one gained by the Tories, so that the coalition ma jority as it stands, is 124. It is highly probable now that the official Liberal calculation of a total net gain of F seats will be realized. giving a coali- ton majority in the next parliament of 15S.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-08
DAILYMARKETQ QUOTATIONS
LIVE SHOCK.

Dec. 7 1910
 EASI ST -Cattle-Native beef steers S5.00@725; cows and heifers sg S5 46.l5; stockers and feeders. s3. hOlD5 25 Texas steers, s3.75@650; cows and helf CTS, $3.0o0425; calves in car load lots. S4 39 @6.00. Hogs-Mixed and butchers. StO0q7. lo light S75017 GO: pigs, ST. 500D 500; -Muttons. $3.50@375: lambs. .-Cattle-Beeves. s440d7 715: cows and hetfers, s2. .2066.10; stockers and feeders, s3. d5G0 Texans. s4lO65. .25: calves, S700Q9.00 Hogs-Mixed and butchers. s720m7.6o' pood heavy s7 i51 60; rough heavy, s715Q730: light, s7.l5 g t6O; pigs, S6.70U : DO. Sheep-Natives, S2 256410; westerns. $26OT41O. Iambs AOOQ6.1o; westerns, $425a61O
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-08
Pennsylvania Station Burns.

Dover. Del, Dec. s.-The Pennsyl- vania depot here was gutted by fire. A furious storm of snow and slsss hindered the fremen.