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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-12-31
EUGENE J. BUNKER.
Lumber, Laths, Shingles and Nlapel
Flooring.
365 Lake Avenue South.

There is an old saying that
Nothing succeeds like success" which
is peculiarly applicable to the busi-
ness conducted by Eugene J. Bunker.
BY dint of energy, perseverance
and business integrity, Mr.. Bunker
has succeeded In building up a trade
in lumber, lath, shingles and maple
flooring in which he justly has oc-
casion to take a pardonable degree of
pride.
His large and constantly growing
trade is fitting tribute to his ex-
tensive knowledge of the business,
the excellence of the service rem
dered to his patrons, and his absol-
ute methods Of square dealing in all
his transactions
Mr.. Bunker's attitude towards the
working class has always been fair
and friendly, and this, coupled with
the fact that the commodities which
he handles are always reliable in
quality and reasonable in price-has
given him more than ordinary pres
tage with men in every line of in
dustry. .>. ~.
i In brief Mr.. Bunker gives his pa
irons prompt service, courteous treat
ment and the most reasona BILE. prices
that fair conservative methods of
business will warrant, and the Labor
World takes pleasure in giving him
prominent and honorable mention i'm
this New Year. edition. T.: 49, ::
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-12-31

achieves is as astonishing to- the
patient as it is surprising to his
friends.
The uniformly good results that
follow a course Of chiropractic treat
ment is beginning to engage the at
tention of all thoughtful men. The
rational that it appeals to all who
will Investigate it.
AS we understand it, the principle
upon which the science and practice
of chiropractic is based is just this;
when any form of disease manifests
itself in the human body, there is a
cause for it, because an effect with
out cause is not only impossible but
unthinkable. :. :
The intelligent chiropractor = adj
dresses himself to ascertaining what
that cause is. His methods of pro-
cedure are such that he can ascertain
and locate the cause with absolute
certainty, and having done so, he pro-
ceeds to remove the cause by GER
tain methods and manipulations Pc
culiar to the science.
When he has succeeded in eliminat-
ing the cause the effect, or the disease
will disappear by the restoring pro-
cesses OF nature.
|. We are not sufficiently versed in
the nomenclature and principles of
the science to justify our entering
| upon any. extended discussion of it's
philosophy, but we do know of great
| number of cases in which the cures
made by DR.. Graham were actually
marvellous.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-12-31
H, F. DAVIS & CO.,
WHOLESALE FLOUR,
*: FEED AND GRAIN
1852 East Michigan Street. .
Both Phones 124.

1T is with considerable pleasure
that we call attention in this issue to
the commendable business establish
ment conducted on East Michigan
street at Nos. &c to 80 by H. f. Davis
e. Co. The firm has an enormous
wholesale trade in -four, feed and
cereals. The members of the firm
are thoroughly experienced in their
line and through courteous and fair
treatment of their patrons have made
a host Of fiends in the retail. trade as
we'll as having built: up: for them
selves an extensive business: The
high reputation of the firm for. in
tegrity and honorable dealing extends
through the entire northwest. Mr..
Davis, who is at the, head Of the firm,
is widely known personally, and in
Duluth where he is most intimately
known he has the respect and esteem
of ell our citizens. The company has
been in business in. Duluth for about
eighteen years, and during all Of chat
time has handled no products but
such as the retail dealers could con-
tdently recommend to their patrons
1t has become an axiom with the
good house wife that if the flour was
bought at wholesale from H. i. Davis
& Co., the purchaser is perfectly safe
in buying it from the retailer, for it's
having come from ": F. Davis & Co.
is assurance enough of it's quality:
. AS a vindication of the last state
ment is is only necessary to call atten-
flour known as the Duluth Imperial:
This flour is made. at the head of the
lakes, and is manufactured from pure
spring wheat. No flour is: better
known than the Duluth Imperial and
certainly none is more popular with
the good housekeeper. 1t is for sale
at all retail grocery houses through
H. F. Davis & CO.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-12-31

conditions and circumstances. APP
parent Inconsistencies have to be re-
conciled. distinctions have to be made
plain, comparisons must be noted and
results attained as conSonant with
justice as human ingenuity can de-
wise. In a complicated case this In
wolves many difficulties requiring
much time and painstaking effort
for their solution, and the aid rem
dered to the courts in such case by
the conscientious, and we'll read law
yer is simply incalculable. Duluth
courts have their full share of just
such complex litigation. Honest diff
ferences of opinion between business
men give rise to problems so intri
cate that both parties see no alterna
tive but a recourse to the courts for
decision. Our citizens are peculiar
ly fortunate in having a strong bar,
the members Of which are so we'll
versed in the law as to save courts
and litigants the greater portion of
the labor they would otherwise have
to encounter. For industry, thorough
ness, ability and sincere devotion to
his clients interests the Labor World
A4e1o 1lO AOSAIeb1lNy III SOY l1l6 IIdL law CT
John A. Keyes, who offices at $40
Manhattan building. merits the con-
fidence and patronage not only of
union men, but of all others. He
is as we'll versed III the refinements
and distinctions of the law as any
practitioner in the city-is conscien-
rious and painstaking worker. and
his integrity towards his clients. and
loyalty to their interest is univers-
ally conceded. We are not unmindful
of the fact that Mr.. Keyes is a can
didate for municipal judge at the
coming election, but as the foregoing
observations are made on our own
motion and without the knowledge
of Mr.. keyes, it will be understood
that they have no political sign1fi-
canoe. Although not Of our party
alliance, it is however but fair for
us to state that Mr.. Keyes is pre-
eminently we'll qualified to discharge
every duty pertaining to the office
to which he aspires. He would hon
or the office fully as much as the
office would honor him.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-12-31
ZENITH TELEPHONE CO.. -
300 LYCEUM BUILDING

1T is one of our fundamental prin-
cfples to foster, encourage and ex-
tol the merits of those progressive
and public spirited concerns. which
add so much to the city's best. in
terests, and are fair. and honorable
in all their dealings with every
citizen.
Never before in the. history of
business development has so remark
able a change effected in SO short Il
period of time as has taken place in
the telephone business in this city.
- Never before, HAS the public seen
!: so great a. commercial development
which in SO short time has actually
Increased the facilities and use by
about 500 percentage, and at the
same time decreased the cost my
fully SO per cent
1t is only a: few years since a.
residence telephone was so expen-
sive and so little used. that none but
the rich could afford it, and the
telephone monopoly discouraged tele-
phone development in residence dis
tricts.
Since the existence. of the Zenith
|
rapidly sought for and developed and
there are many thousands Of resi-
dence telephones which will permit
the: people using at a cost within
the reach of all. ....:~
No new corporation has ever found
a more urgent need and. pressing de-
mand for, it's service. The demand
| has been so. great as evidenced by
the improvements and extensions
made by this company. They have
about completed their new xchange
at Fwenty-third avenue west and
First street which will be in opera
ton in the early part, of January.
The: present conditions after years
OF competitions as compared with
conditions after years of monopoly
leads us to believe that the public
are patronizing the local institution
who has brought down the prices
and have been the cause of the ef-
ficient service which is given at the
present time. T.. -
|: No public utility. enterprise in this
city is more deserving of the gratitude
of all our people than the Zenith
Telephone company and it is a plea
/ sure to note that our people show
their appreciation Of the fact by the
steadily increasing patronage they
are bestowing upon the company.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-12-31
ST. LOUIS HOTEL
DULUTH'S FAVORITE

This hotel enjoys an exception
ally excellent reputation throughout
the northwest and with the travelling
public. The ST. Louis hotel. located
at 31S-32S West Superior street, is
in every respect most thoroughly
cosmopolitan, and the management
of his famous hostelry has put forth
most strenuous efforts to please pat
rons and give the best service Of
fered by any hotel In this section OF
the country.
The manager, Mr.. J. 7. Michaud.
gives the affairs of the house his
constant and painstaking supervision
and the courtesy shown the patrons
and excellent accommodations offered
are the source Of the growing popu-
larity Of the house.
The merchants and travelling men
of the entire northwest will find 1T
to their advantage to stay at the st.
Louis hotel, which. with its cosy
lobby and pleasant outlook, is one of
the very best hotels in Duluth.
The house bears a superior repu-
tation for It's careful management
and is well and favorably :!known
throughout the entire northwest
During conventions and other large
gatherings no mistake will be made
in patronizing the St.. Louis hotel,
as the present management is we'll
known to be fair and reasonable and
the service is of the very highest
quality to be obtained in this city.
IN addition to the excellent service
and the sumptuous table which is
second to none in this section of the
country, there Is In connection a
first-class bar. billiard and pool
room. together with a fine barber
shop and bath rooms which are thor
oughly equipped and which are fur
nished the best Of accommodations.
Last year the management ex-
pended about one hundred thousand
dollars in improvements on the no
tel. and today the house is not ex-
celled in any respect by any hotel
of it's size in the country.
The management conduct in con-
nection with the hotel one of the
most modern, uD-to-date cafes in
the northwest. The service cannot
we'll be eXcelled. and the menu en-
braces everything the markets Of the
world afford, cooked in the right
way and at most reasonable prices.
No detail is omitted to minister to
the wants. comfort and convenience
of patrons and guests. Prompt and
polite service, coupled with the high
est quality !of viands, makes this
cafe the most popular in Duluth.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-12-31
SANDER BROS, HARDWARE
AND GUN SHOP
2O3 West First Street.
Old Phone 1869 New Phone 2288 A

The: young men Sander. brothers,
are: energetic, up-to-date and progress
;sive business men. Their new enter
prise in the hardware line although
but recently esta blished has already
become very popular. and the store is
having most satisfactory business.
They carry a complete assortment Of
all. goods pertaining*to a we'll con-
Quoted hardware establishment, and
their prices challenge competition
with the Oldest and post pretentious
retail stores anywhere. These en-
terprising young men merit a large
share of public patronage, and it
must be very gratifying to them to
know that they are getting it as fast
as their store is becoming known.
The Labor World bespeaks for the
new store a continually increasing
patronage from the public, and that
business success which the high
standing and integrity of the proprie-
tors so justly deserve.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-12-31
Duluth Edison Electric Co;
Electric Light, Power and
....Electrical Appliances.
Office:
Zenith. Phone ~295
ZIG WEST FIRST STREET, DULUTH. MINI.

This progressive and enterprising concern
is realizing day by day that Duluth people ap
prec1ate the great convenience of having
established in the city first~class business
house that makes speciality not only of fur
nlsflng electric light and power, but is also
equipped with and keeps in stock all the most
modern devices and appliances known to
electric science There is scarcely DEPART
ment of human endeavor, but in which there
can DE used some reliable convenient and
inexpensive electrical appliance that will ma
terially contribute to insuring economy and ef-
ficiency.
1t would be manifestly impractical to
enumarate any considerable number. of these
appliances IN a newspaper article, but there
are few that should be brought to public at
tention. First in order, we think, those devices
which tighten the labors of the overburdened
housewife should be given precedence.
This firm handles electric cooking devices.
SO beautiful in desi gn and finish that thew
would grace any table and harmonic perfectly
with the most expensive silverware. Indeed
instead of detracting therefrom they would
give the other wares that touch every refined
woman so much desires. These electric cook
ing devices are clean, safe, rapid and ready
for instant service anywhere and any time by
merely turning on the switch.
We will enumerate few of those handy
utensils on sale by our company at very reason
able rates: chatting dishes, six styles, water
heaters, two styles and five sizes, tea kettles
four styles and four sizes, coffee precolators
three styles and three sizes, radiant toasties,
two sizes and one style, flatirons, seven styles
and five sizes, and many other utensils such
as electric stoves, hotwater cups, etc. ...., j.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-12-31
JOHN A. KEYE;S,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
sol Manhattan Building.

Laws are enacted for the purpose
of defining and prescribing the
rights. duties and liabilities of the in
dividual with respect to life liberty
and property, and a thorough UNDER
standing of the principles governing
courts in administering relief for
grievances under such laws requires
years Of careful study and close re-
search. Those principles are made
the subject of discussion and con-
struetion by courts everywhere and
however we'll intentioned may have
been the effort Of the courts of our
country the fact still remains that
much doubt and uncertainty attends
the application Of a given law to all
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-12-31
Works:
Zenith Phone 60

The electric flatiron deserves more than
passing reference, because it is really unpar-
alleled by. any other household improvement.
Several hundred thousand of them have al.
ready found their way into American homes
and are recognized as household necessity,
because the use of this electric iron makes
the regular weekly ironing pleasure rather
than an irkssome task as formerly. 1t saves
countless steps and precious energy and re-
quires but from one-half to two-thirds the time
to do the ironing, and does it better because
it ensures continuously hot iron in every
part surface, edge, toe heel and side and liter
ally floats on the work. It is ready for. use
almost Immediately and it's cost Of operation
is slight-usually less than that of other meth
DDS. Nothing compares with this iron. for the
satisfaction whic en- it gives in practical house
hold ironing and considered from the stand :
point of durability it may be said to be I'M .
destructible. -~.. .....
Our firm also handles an electric air
heater, that is invaluable for heating exposed
offices, bath rooms bedrooms or any other
kind Of room where the disagreeable odor of
gas or oil stove will not do, and where other7
means Of heating are not obtainable without
great expense and trouble. These electric air
heaters are simply ideal for the purpose for,
which they are desi gned. They are useful,
ornamental and economical, and the most
satisfactory in every respect of any system of
heating for individual or isolated rooms, or.
cold corners in the parlor or living rooms. A
snap Of the switch gives heat at once without
dirt, flame or odor, and snap of the switch.
turns it off, :: ~... 49,, ,
The record Of the Duluth Edison Electric
company shows that we are determined to keep
abreast Of the times in all the most modern.
improvements and we are today: giving our
patrons the benefit Of the most perfect service
at reasonably living prices. " -> #s=z-..E :.
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"LUNGERS" GET NO EGCs

'LUNGERS' GETE NO EGGS. :
! Wflkes-Barre, Pa, Dec. 3o.-0wing
ITO lack of funds the state health de-,
,partment was Obliged to discontinue
supplying fresh eggs to INDECENT
tuberculosis patients and .hlso TO
adopt other forms of retrenchment
Strictly fresh eggs are now As to- SO
cents a dozen in: this. state. =:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-21
LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER
BULLS GET A TURN
IN WHEAT MARKET
Foreign Buying of Futures and
News of the Day Tend To.
ward Uplift.

CHICAGO. Sept 2o.-Wnh foreigners
ouyinG wheat futures here today and
trans Atlantic news Enthusiastically bull
Ilsn. prices rose lightly and closed firm,
&c down. and oats at decline OF &c to
&c. Latest quotations for hog products
ranged from zoe dearer to l0c cheaper.
as compared with last night. About the
pest fgures OF the day were current in
wheat at the tap OF the final gong. al
though there was enough northwestern
and southwestern strong here to keep
oulls from coming altogether at ease. The
strength at the start was due to a smaller
increase than had been expected in the
increase in the European supply The
seaboard reported Improvement In the de-
mand for Manitoba wheat and al the
same time primary receipts showed a
fresh falling off. Local campaigners for
to announcements that cable bids for car
goes were too low TO be worked, and
that the total available wheat in the
world is nearly 50.000.0oo bushels larger
than year ego. December sold from
81 ooi@1.oos to sl.ooS and closed &c up
at 81. .0o2@s1.00I
Fine weather and a sudden loosening
OF farmers offerings at the lowest prices
OF the crop, made corn weak. December
fluctueted between 523c and 53ic. closing
figure of the session. The shipping de-
mand was fair, No. 2 yellow closed at
SO q 563c.
There was increased selling of oats by
the country December varied from 3oac
35sc.
Purchases OF lard by shorts and ex-
porters more than offset a weaker mar
ket for hogs. When the pit was cleared
lard was up SC to 20c. pork at SC ad-
out from 2ac loss TO l2bc gain,
pa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-21
Total sales for the day. 8
Boston Wool.

BOSTON. Sept 2o.-The feature OF the
local wool market Is the unexpected buy
ing by English houses. mostly In Call
fornia, territory and Oregon short wools.
Values held steady and showed no dis
position 10 auctuate.
Fleece woods are dull with prices nomi-
nal The largest purchases by the for
elgners was Of regular blun California
for which from SIC to 55c was paid
clean.
Quotations:
Secured basis-Texas fine II months.
s0@62c: nne to months. 56@07c; fine
fall a. soc.
county. 50151c; southern. 45@47c: fall
free, A5946c.
Oregon eastern No staple. 62@64c
eastern clothing. 56G57c; valley No l,
52@54c.
Territory fine staple. 64@65e; fine me,
| dunn staple 59m60c; fine clothing. $50
| 6oc; fine medium clothing, osd57c; half
blood combing, 5s@e2c; hree,eg i,,dnG htns
blood combing 5s8Ssc' quartsr- piooo Hs, q
| con1bing. 52@54c. Pulled extra, 6oc; hne
60M62c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-21
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
100 NJ the Board of Public Works

Office OF the Board OF Public Works.
Salt Lake City, Utah. Sept. Is. 1910.
Sealed proposals will be received at
this Office until 730 o'clock p. m. Octo-
Der 7. 1910 for the work Of constructing
an lS-lnch cast iron main In city Creek
CANYON. together with a screening tank,
weir and intake and watchman' s
house.
The approximate quantities OF pipe TO
he furnished and laid are as follows:
20-inch cast iron pipe. 500 feet
lS-lnch cast iron pipe. ....-.. II, 200 feet
together with the necessary special cast
lngS. valves. etc.
Instructions TO bidders, together with
spccifications and forms for contract and
bond. can be obtained upon application
al the Office OF the board OF public works
or city engineer.
The right is reserved TO reject any
and all bids.
By order OF the board OF public works.
H. @. MMILLAN, Chairman.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office Of the Board of Public Works.
Salt Lake CITY, Utoh;, Sept. II. 1910.
Sealed proposals VIII be received at
This office until o'clock p. m. October
1910, for the work OF constructing ce-
ment sidewalks in sidewalk extension No.
I52 on the east side OF Washington street
fyopo Ninth South street TO Fayctte
street according to plans on file In the
city engineers Office;
Instructions to bidders; together With
plans. profiles. specifications and forms
for contract and bond, may be obtained
upon application al the office of the
hoard Of public works or the city en-
Gincer. . -. -
"'i By order OF the board Of public works.
H c.. MMILLAN. Chairman
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-21
COPPER WEAKER ON
NEW YORK MARKET
Market Is Steady in London
Only Slight Changes Noted
in Other Metals.
::
|. PRICES OF METALS !
]. IN NEW YORK MARKET j
+ =. = |;


NEW YORK. Sept. 2o.-standard COP
per, weak; spot, September. October, No
vember and December. s12osM1215. Lon
don, steady; spot, s55. futures. s55 15s.
Arrivals reported at New York today,
ffty tons Customs house returns show
Lake copper, s125o91275; electrolytic,
Sl2S q l2.S2a. and casting. siZ.f2l@
Tin. weak: spot, ss4.e2i134 Septem-
her. SS462sG34.SS; October. S34 50@34.75;
November. s34. % Q34so. December. sS4 is
@S45o- London. dull; spot E15S 5s,
Lead. easy; spot. s4s7i94, 80, New
York; s4.20@4,30, East st. Louis. Lon
don spot, s12 12s Cd
speter, easy; s5.5o@5.eo. New York;
s5,37s@5.42f East st, Louis. London
spot, G23 rs Cd
Iron, Cleveland warrants. 49s in Lon
don. Locally the market was quiet: No,
foundry northern, s15.50@1so0: No. 2,
s15,25@i6.75: No. ! southern and No. l
southern soft, s15.1591e25
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-21
NOTICE OF AUCTION SALE
OF PUBLIC LANDS


hon at public auction Billings Mont October
for four without and will also sell
land within
n a the tins Of
Of
either through showing
will
of the
Billings Montana of the Untah lands the United Of
tor,
FRANK PIERCE,
Acting Secretary O Interior
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-21
New York Produce.

NEW YORK, Sept. 20-Butter-Easy;
creamery specials S0lc; extras, 29c; third
to frsts, 24M2sc. state dairy common 10
finest. 23@2Sc; process second TO spe-
cials. 23627c,
changed.
Eggs-Flrm; state. Pennsylvania and
nearby hennery white. 36GD40c; do. gath
cred, white. 30636c; do. hennery, brown.
30m32c do. gathered. brown. 2S429c,
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2o.-cattle-.Reoeipts
estimated at 1000! market slow and
So 75@6 90, western steers 81 25@7 90:
stockers and feeders. S. 25@5,9 so; cows
and heifers. s. 25@6.35; calves. Sc. $50
$50.
Hoss-Rcceipts estimated at 1900:
market steady. sc off; light. 50 3O@9. rs:
mixed S. 40@9. so: heavy. sS 3o19 so;
rough, s.3O@S So good 10 choice heavy.
s. 50@9 so. piss. So. 5o@9 So, bulk OF
sales. sS. s0@9 10.
Sheep-Receip!s estimated at %. 900
market steady; native. 7594; So; west
ern. SO 25@4 so; yearlings, 81, i,76@s rs.
a Z 20