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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-13

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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14
FORSBERG-HENRY CO..
Hardware, Stoves q Tinware

This progressive and up-to-date
hardware establishment is located at
1882 West Third street. Concerns
which win a large extensive leader
ship in their kind of business and
the esteem and confidence of the
public, do so not by mere chance but
honest efforts and by being fair and
yoasonable with labor and the pub
He. This point Is we'll exemplified
by the Forsberg-Henry Co. Today
this company stands as a prominent
leader in the hardware trade of our
city and such leadership reflects
great credit upon the management.
In this class Of immense concerns
with their millions of capital, it
takes industry, perseverance and
great business sagacity' to be able
to attain the standard in the business
world already achieved by this com
pany. The gentlemen comprising this
company are experienced and capable
mon and enjoy the distinction of
high and honorable standing among
the business men Of the, city. The
Labor World takes great pleasure in
placing the name of the company
among the prominent concerns in the
cities Of the Northwest.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14
MODEL LAUNDRY.
E. H. Branton, Prop.

This well-equipped and up-to-date
laundry is located at 1875 East First
street and enjoys the distinction of
being one of the best in the city Of
Duluth. We don't mean the largest
but we mean that in point of clean
illness, good service: and general all
around satisfactoriness to customers,
there Is no laundry In. the city of
Duluth that can excel the Model
Laundry In point of excellence. Mr..
e: H: Branton, its proprietor,s gives
his special care and attention to every
detail of the work and conducts every
department thereof along the most
modern approved methods He is q
man of sterling integrity of character
and his patrons can have full faith
and confidence that all owrk intrust-
ed to the Model Laundry will be exc
.cuted with neatness and dispatch. ~,
= Mr.. Branton's attitude towards or
ganized labor has Invariably been
friendly. The efforts of the working
class to improve their condition re-
celves the heartiest sympathy from
Mr.. Branton and he certainly deserves
their heartiest support and patronage.
AS already stated, the laundry Ii
located at 1875 East First street and
the office. is equipped with both
Ihones as follows. Zenith. phone
1902, Bell phone 2749. ,S >*rs
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14
THE WEST DULUTH ''}.,,
GROCERY co.
5000 Ramsey street-Headquarte
Tor Best Staple and F411cy Gro
cerlos Found in the Markets Of the
Northwest. l.

The commercial establishment
whose name appears in the caption
hereof carries as large a stock Of
the very best line of staple and
fancy groceries as can be found in
any OF the leading grocery stores Of
the city. In a city of the size and
Importance Of Duluth the. distribu-
ton Of the necessary supplies in the
grocery and provision line is ques-
ton of great Importance, and en-
gagged In this business In this city
there is no firm worthy Of more hon
orable mention or more liberal pat
ronage at the hands of all classes
than isS;the West Duluth Grocery, Co.,
They invariably maintain aF.I.w,,ell.
selected stock Of the best grade satof
groceries that can be found any:
where land can always be. depended;
upon to quote to their customers the
lowest possible market prices. u The.
company - been "a its present sloca-5
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14
STEEL PLANT SHOE STORE
:. MendeIsen 4, Abslaon rfolE i
: 316 Central Ave. 1 So:

The shoe stores Of "a community
are as important to- it's prosperity as
the grocery stores and West Duluth
is peculiarly fortunate in having To-:
Gated there such: first class estab-'
lishment as the Steel Plant. Shoe
Store, conducted by, Mendelson and
Abelson as proprietors. This shoe
store through the meritorious quality
Of the class of shoes that it handles
has worked up an enormous trade,
and by fair and upright dealing has
won the respect and confidence Of
all the citizens Of West Duluth. With
all their immense stock, not a pair
of shoes is ever sold that cannot be
guaranteed to be exactly as repre-
scented and prices are kept down to:
the lowest possible point. This fair
ness in all dealings has made the
Steel Plant. Shoe Store the favorite
Of West Duluth. =
+; Mr.. Mendelson and Mr.. Abelson are
warm sympathizers with organized
labor and we take pleasure in giving
them our endorsement as deserving
the support and patronage Of union
men.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14
ENDIoN LUMBER co 3
= LUMBER, LATHs 3 SHINGLES
J. = . ...% & s. 18th AVENUE EAST:

The appreciationof our citizens
and the vast volumeEof patronage be-.
slowed upon this company. is smother
evidence upon, the fact that bur peo-
pie are keenly aliveSto the merits OF
q well managed enthusiastically con-
Quoted lumber company. The Endion
Lumber company was organized in
1904, and has been under the present
management for the past two years
Mr.. W:P. Heimbach, Jr.. Is manager,
and his administration of the affairs
of the company is &becop1ing more
and more popular az the years go by.
The company has just completed q
new she'd 20oNfeet long,in which they
carry full line Of building materials.
They have also a speci1I room tor
hardware flooring: which lis heated so
as to keep all moisture from the lum-
Der. The: Endion L,irhber company
has won It's place at the head Of the
lumber dealers of the city by the
fairest methods, an dive trust the
company may continue to prosper;
and grow. " .: So r
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14
aRoNsETH 4 oIsoN .
GROCERIES ANDsPRov1s1oNs

:. This issthe old established and we'll
known wholesale ana retail: grocers
known to :. every man, woman ana
child in the city OF Duluth by the
familiar name Of the: .Old Reliable
House," The members Of the firm
consist Of Anton Grpnseth and John
Olson. Both are old and respected
citizens Of Duluth and have a host Of
friends in every quarter: Their store
/; an emporium; for groceries and
provisions OF every conceivable. name
and also tobaccos, cigars and confec-
tionery. Ali of<;which #they sell both
at wholesale and. retail, The store is
known to. all custom ersz. for the high
grade honest quality ofSits goods and
the very: reasonable price at which
they are Sold. The store is located
401 and 403 East Fourth street, and
its telephone number ,is 2s2. Orders
by phone receive thee same careful,
prompt and conscientious attention, as
If made in person. I'VE cheerfu1ly
place. this store on The roll .of the
!: first-class institutionsSof the, city OF
L.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14

These gentlemen bear most enviable
regulations for honesty and integrity
in the business trade circles of this
city and their names rank foremost
among our most prominent and spir-.
tied citizens. They carry q stock Of
goods that embrace all the staples
and delicacies of the. trade In the best
qualities and at the most reasonable
prices. Everything in the way of gro-
ceries, provisions, teas, coffees, spices
and all other commodities which
make acomplete stock will be found
at the company's store. Their home
baked bread is SO well known to their
customers and to the public that
mere Is reference to its excellence is
sufficient here. T.. d sS$ssss5s5& WI i
The attitude of the members of the
company towards organized labor is
such that we cap safely. say to every
untonist that If he is not now
g customer of this. house that it is
surely his duty to become such at as
early a date as practical. The store
is already indicated as located at
1902 and 1904 East Second street and
is equipped with both phones as fol-
lows: Zenith phone 81, Bell phone
$500. ,.S,,
. - ~.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14
:. ZENITH CITY DYE HOUSE, "
232 EAST sUPER1oR STREET

This up-to-date and progressive
business house; is devoted to the line
Of endeavor implied IN the name UNI.
der which 1t. does business. The Zens
it'll City Dye :Houseshas been in the
business in Duluth for nine years and:
Isl universaIly regarded as the largest
and best establish ment pf' I'll. kind
HI tl,sA Nv s'l'e &c:
Well known thraEe host the city and
enjoys the :fr5en dshap and esteem ref
all, those who; they come in contact
with. BY strict attention TO-, business
and faithful; devotion. to the interests
Of their customers the business is
steadily increasing. It seems to be
the universal opinion throughout the
city: that the; Zenith City Dye House
turns. out the best work in the short
lest possible time and at the most rea-
sonabler price. The management are
known to be friendly towards organ:
lied labor and we take great pleasure
in endorsing them as SUCH: So
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14
ZENITH FURNACE COMPANY

No industry at the head of the
lakes is more deserving Of the sup
port and good will of all our people
than the company whose name ap-
pears at. the caption hereof =
1t is gratifying sign Of prosper
1ty and enterprise to have such a big
concern as this in Duluth. ::.< p.
The directors and officers are all
we'll known men of solid worth and
public spirit. j. :: - = /: ! :
The affairs of the company are
conducted along lines Of approved
sound business principles, and
through such management, has built
up an industry in the manufacture OF
pig iron, and, the production Of coke,
which has been a pronounced factor
In the growth and progress of the
Northwest, and the immediate en-
riching of Duluth. TO- .> i
The members of the company are
recognized as among. the most ,ener-
getic as well as the most liberal and
progressive business men Of our city.
:. The offices and works are located
at Fifty-seventh avenue west and the
Northern Pacific railway. III
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ton for three years and it's manager.
VIM. Holm, is generally regarded as
the most capable and efficient gro
Gerry man in our city. AS already In
dicated; the. company's store Is 10
Gated at 1902 Ramsey street, West
Duluth; Zenith phone 3244. This Is
one of the commercial establishments
that the Labor World takes great
pleasure in putting on the list Of
those who are justly entitled to a
large share of the patronage. Of, the
men of Union labor. -.
We would call special attention to
the Company's display advertisement
in another column in this issue: =
Note: After this week the man.
agement contemplate for business
reasons to change the name West
Duluth Grocery Co.. to West Duluth
Mercantile Co., by which latter name
it is to be known in future. y.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14
Mother Jones' True Talks
Stunq Milwaukee Brewers

CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 13.-"Mother
Jones" told too much truth about
the conditions under which the girls
employed In the Milwaukee brew
cries work and the brewery interests
think she has gone far enough. So
they are calling to- their aid detect
ives in an effort to suppress the
printed matter which is being pre-
pared in pamphlet form.
There was such demand for the
articles exposing the conditions in
Milwaukee that j: was decided to
publish the material in pamphlet
form.
Acting through a detective agency
by the name of Mooney & Boland,
the Northwestern Printing Company,
which had the contract to print the
article. we're intimidated into turning
over al the pamphlets.
William Vorsatz. who had charge
Of the distribution of the pamphlets,
immediately complained to the post
master. Daniel Campbell. Apparently
the postal officials were more inter-
ested ic the power of the brewery
combine than the weakness of the
girl slaves. and charged that Mother
Jones'" article was "obscene." They
especially referred to a paragraph
telling about the treatment Of the
girls b. the brutal foremen.
Twenty thousand copies of the
pamphlet were printed and the ques-
ton OF sending them out regardless
ct the postal ruling Is being consid-
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In substantiation of Mother
Jones story of the breweries q
delegation from the Women's Trade
Union League of Chicago visited Mil
waukee and verified the statements
made. - -
In this report the committee after
repeating practically the charges
= Mother Jones' made against the
breweries. had this to say with ref
erence to organization among the
girls: p, -
THE want of organization IS the
great cause for the excessively low
wage earned by these girls. An at
tempt has been made to organize
the, girls, but it was blocked some
what by the opposition of the brew
cry authorities to the unionists shown
by discharging those girls who
showed most activity in this work
and by efforts made by certain fore
women to influence the girls against
the movement. H.
There Is no direction in which
the beneficial influence Of the Or
sanizatlon is more strongly felt than
in protecting the girls moral STAN
:7ards and in enabling them to main
tain their self-respect. It is per-
fectly evident that an individual girl
Is helpless to resent the insults or
resist the advances of an abusive
or unprincipled foreman, whereas
with ar organization behind her, her
self-resIect and womanly modesty
are guarded at every point
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14
+. n: /. H. E. BARTHoLDI, 4.
STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES

II. We take great pleasure in calling
attention to the store Of this enter
prising grocery man. Mr.. II. r.
Bartholdi, whose industry and bust
ness sagacity has enabled him to
build UP a very successful grocery
trade. He handles everything in the
line Of staple and fancy groceries, as
well as butter. eggs, cheese, tobacco
and cigars. The quality of his goods
is always first class, as Mr. Barth-
oldi Is regarded as very successful
buyer. He sells his goods at the very
lowest possible prices, consistent with
good business. His place Of business
is located at 414 East, 4th street, and
the store Is equipped with both phones
as follows: Old, Melrose 1858. Zen
It'll 1857, ''-@ 49, =
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14
ZENITH CITY SHOE WORKS
seth AVE. W., AND THIRD ST,

This enternrising shoe store is con-
Quoted by, Mr., Alfred Nelson who
makes specially Of all kindssof shoe
repairing and leather work. Mr.. Nell
son takes special pride in using the
very best materials the market affords
in doing firtt-class work, and at prices
wehe In the city. Mr. Nelson + re-
sarded as; an up-to-date. enterprising
business man, and Is receiving g large
share Of patronage. Hs is building
up 9 flrstrclass reputation for him
self and We predict that the day =
not far distant when he shall be mum
bered among the largest shoe deal
ers In the northwest. +. NJ, \, &S.,.s:a
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14
A. BLISS & CO., CASH GROCER,
1906 Iowa Ave-, Superior, Wis.

The success and prosperity of a
upon the character of a. CONNER
cial house than many of our citizens
ever stop to consider. The fact is,
however, as every one must acknowl-
edge that a city is judged by the
up-to-date character Of its business
houses. Apply this rule as one must
to Superior, Wis, as one would to
New York, Chicago or any other city
and We think it must be ackuowl-
edged that the city of Superior, Wis,
loses no prestige by regarding the
firm of A. Bliss & Co., cash grocer,
whose name stands at the head Of
this editorial, as representative mer-
chants whose standing and :eputa-
ton reflect credit upon the city
wherein their business is transacted.
They handle everything in the line
Of staple groceries of the highest
grade Of excellence, in quality and
at as close margin OF prices as is con-
sistent with good business. They are
known far and near and theeir Gus
toners invariably speak Of them with
the highest degree of praise We have
It on good authority that they have
never been known to sell goods that
did not measure UP in standard. quail
ity and character with the best that
can be purchased in any retail store in
the northwest and that their prices
do, not suffer by being put in COM
petition with lowest, standard and
quality being considered. The Labor
World takes great pleasure in placing
the, firm of A. Bliss & Co., in the
list of the leading business houses
Of the Twin Ports
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14
FORECASTS SUCCESS FOR -
CREAM CITY'S NEW MAYjR

WASHINGTON, May 13.-George
w. Peck. creator Of "Peck's Bad
Boy and former governor of wis
consin, declared today, that he. fore
sees success for the new Socialist
mayor Of his city, Emil seidel.1 =: !
"seidel has lived elbow to elbow
with the mass Of people,. he said,
and he knows something of the evils
OF the municipality. He proposes to
establish dance halls undef munich
pal supervision. He plans to supply
city water free to all widowed wash
erWomen: 4 He is going to try to- II es-
e abltsh municipal lighting plant
and to compel the street car con-
panies to furnish g seat for every
7fare. These are thinss worth whils.,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14
A. H. DONALD 0 T.
Groceries and Meats.
1913 S. Goth Ave-, West Duluth.

The individual whose name appears
at the caption Of this editorial has
successfully built up an up-to-date
first class business at No. 1928 S. 65th
avenue. He keeps on hand con-
stantly an adequate stock Of every
species of merchandise that properly
pertains to the grocery trade, and he
likewise operates in connection there
with meat market that, compares
favorably with the most pretentious
institution of that kind in the city.
Our review Of the substantial and
progressive concerns in this city who
deal In groceries and meats in COM
bination, would be lamentably incom-
plete did we not make deserving
mention of Mr.. Donald's establish
ment. It Is growing rapidly under
the very efficient management Of its
dence of the integrity and sterling
ability for which Mr.. Donald is noted
and which has characterized his
every business transaction ever since
he became resident Of Duluth. He
bears the most enviable reputation
for honesty and integrity in the bust
ness trade circles of this city, and
likewise his name ranks foremost
among our most prominent and pub
lie spirited citizens. In the matter
of his attitude towards organized
labor, he has always expressed him
self as In favor of exact justice be-
tween the two interests Of labor and
capital, and as that is all that or
gained labor has ever contended for,
or at all events, intended to contend
for, We may rank Mr.. Mcdonald as
favorable to the labor movement and
therefore deserving the patronage
and support of all union men.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14
AUSTRALIANS ORGANIZED f. 4
7. ~ WORKERS GET NEW PAPER

Kalgoorlie, Austria a,r. May Ia
The appearance Of the Daily Herald
In Adelaide, South Australia, the Sec
ond daily labor paper in Australia,
clearly shows that the labor move
jment is growing, both In numbers
and intelligence. 4 .s 'ss@ 5..I5 ~ ~:
The first labor daily In Australia
was the Barrier Daily Truth. pub
BY the Barrier Fed Grafton Of
Labor, ct Broken HILL New South
Wales. l35I Is ..}5.s 4 ISL II, NJ
iaSg. The Adelaide Daily Herald; which
has just smade Its d appearance. Ia an
page paper, printed with clear
On Z, rood % per. an sells Tor q
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14
T.*J. ANDERSON,
Groceries and Provisions.

, 0LE0Ok ~-x11A{1
Superior, Wis. NIL: ..,,,5e
p The business. houses OF the COM
are the arteries through which
flow the life blood of its commerce.
On up-to-date business houses in a
large measure depends the resources
Of it's citizens as we'll las its growth
and development. In the city of Su-
perlor in the state of Wisconsin prob
ably no commercial house contributes
more effectively. to- the ends stated
than does the grocery house named
at the head of this editorial. This
company Is noted throughout the
Twin Ports for always carrying
stock which embraces all the staples
and delicacies of the trade always in
the best qualities and under most -ea
sonable prices. Everything in the way
of groceries, provisions, teas, coffees
and spices are found in their store in
most satisfactory profusion and in the
matter of butter, eggs and cheese as
we'll as teas and coffees the house
has established for itself a reputation
in the matter of handling these COM
modities and dealing them out to
their customers with guarantee of
their freshness and soundness that
never yet has been known to fail. AS
might be expected the company
through the meritorious quality of its
goods has worked up an enormous
trade and everything points to it's
permanency. 1t may not be out of
place to state in this connection that
the firm Of T. J. Anderson & Co.,
have been peculiarly fortunate In the
judgment in which they exercised In
least among these was the selection by
them about 1S months ago of Mr.. Ed,
win o. Thompson for; general man
ager. He has already made a. host OF
cllends at the head Of the lakes, and
the indications are that under his
management the firm viii realize
greater and greater attainments. The
members of the firm as well as the
manager are friendly disposed to-
wards the men who toll and the La
Dor World takes great pleasure In
commenting the firm to the. kindly
consideration and patronage Of the
men of organized labor, -, H..
We had almost forgotten to mention
that the T. J. And erson, Grocery Cor,
is, conducting three large mercantile
establishments at the following plac-.
.es:. one at Belgrade, one at 1Eslorn
and one at Elroso in this state and.
that they likewise conduct the Model
Creamery at Belgrade in this state.
It Is one Of the distinguishing char
acteristics of this firm that they lead
while others are trying to follow. wv .
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14

! This. firm IS located ct 1902 and
1904 East Second street, and have
been engaged in business In the city
of Duluth for Stwentyone. years and
have established for thenselvess} "a
5reput as a honorable up-to-date
business rnen of 9 very high rank.
They have alwayss been most intimate
conriectsd with the advancement
and prospsrit pf the city. 3 have ma
Itsriall idsd r., 10 oprasnt
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14
Get Ten Per Cent Rafse.,

PITTSBURG. May i ]. Onficers Of
the Pennsyl wants nsineering cons
pany have IN o,lhced that an u In
crease ~ 10 per cent n fhad w been
granted its emf yes at AZ plant sat
New Cattle B
The incre6s4 49, . yoluntary one
and sfKsctsS1 B s.nl
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14

@ typographical union. No. lob of
Newark, N. T., is the first union to
abolish all overtime in book and job
printing offices. No member is al
allowed hereafter, to accumulate any
overtime. d.