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United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15
UNION BAKERIES.
Bakers K2E Label

The following bakeries have dgned
the agreement and are entitled to use
the label:
Adler's Lincoln Bakery. ......677 So Pearl
Bear. o.. Vienna Bakery ..911 W. 8th ave-
Becker. Henry ..---.---.-- .l0Iz Jason St
Beckwith Grocery Co.. The A. J.. .40s 18th
Blair's Up-To-Date Bakery. ..1575 So. Pearl
Grand Grocery. The ........At The Loop
Hafermalz st. Leo's Bakery .-1454 Lipan
Ki1patrick's Bakery ......... .753 Jason St
Lambie. Alexander Clog Cabin Bakery.
................. 1907 18th ST.
Lambie. Thomas ........ 2014 Larimer st.
Lind, Chas. .301 Elati
Merkle & Seitz Bakery ----2715 Larimer St
Nicolls & schock COLORADO Bakery)..-.
Roederer, A ...........1022 Larimer St
Rudolfs Bros. Grocery --...-27so Downing
voegle. Chas. ]. ......... .2055 Champa St
Weis. Arthur ...... .41st and TennyBon
Wilson. c. D.
Wilson. c. 1. ......3143 Lowell Boulevard
Young. George 8. ....-... .22zs Larimer St
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15
UNION rAlLoaa

The following IL = list Il tAs nsrshanA
taaiors q Denver using u labsa - ~
eustoa tAilorU:
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15
UNION uPHoLsTERERs.

UNION UPHOLSTERERS.
Cooper-Powen Furniture Co..-.-.
.1s32-3s California st
Daniels & Fisher Stores Co. ...........
Denver Dry Goods Co. 18th and CAlifsrnia
James g. Fitzpatrick Furniture Co. $685..
--.............. .1631-S7 California se
A Jepson and Sons -. 1898 0lenarm 1t
Joslin Dry Goods Co. 18th and Curtis
The Hanson Drapery Co. 1915 fremont n
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15
Allied Printing Trades Council
rAo.as Aussr. sss--Frsas-, noa i44s.

The following printing nrms en-
titled to use the label in Denver:
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15
DEMANDS OF CANADIAN woRkMEn

After dinner. try Principle de Lees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-04

LONDON March nernard
shaw proposes a social system In
Which all undezlrahlea would be
KILLED and property and marriage
would be abolished.
Ills speech before tho Euronle
hducAtipn gocioty OF Claxtnn Han
last night has stirred up much dla
cuaaion today.
Among other things he said
shaw asserted that marriage ar
mating aa he called A. il practical
station.
According 60 shaw The aiasa
should take possession ct ali prom
eri} aud then provide each citizen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-04
is This Fair?
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-04

...,,unl,iss to sav''''..
~ ~ wlli arse 'iaFlns r
S'' s''~ls,sr excursion @ eau !,
.'', sI.s ,As Sls supply :
7, !. : carried " rep''
! various eemm'r.'''
y. !. .si.ssu, tlas seattle e =
n, rockingham, on ~
"a Aberdeen ana ITO
.,,.,. uareos a. wei =
S.nsus,, in ssneral vl''
,..s,ss frcm shls ooe'' 7,
s,ss California as "
.s.a u ereson ~,..,,.,.
u, ia orasca 8 M \.
'.'esa she party WI ~
4 Portland vhsfs esa-
= made Win me
sss,rle. ard she i0afnsN
4. - Shasta Route go
-. u ths party from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-04
FAvORS
SHALL COUNCIL

s.sAnx vice president et
90 Aelleves that 'he
= csu should adept
~ II caliing Dor nihe
- sl.larse 10 lcok after ne
n sAe elsy Instead ~ ne
- resm q ward council
.s.,, tA,s nlns men % ABILITY
80, ssrse The cts ~ iarse.
\, .ssssss wceld BE- far more
$500 Ar b. the pfesent
Z s,rh ward electiug a rep
- { serve h the city
80 h saiG
-. :. Z a. mach trading back
49, rAat 8 % say. enc coan
Z ~ xard will VOTE Cor an
- Il another sAsd u the
,.- wnaellmRn rspFvsentiug
- u.ll support Asm IN some
- alas for improvement
8 4 rlsAea 70 have passed
- Il - ar better 70 elect
!. - d represent The sui'Ie
q 4 axay With this Old
~ 4 ,raasng back aua forth.
y "a Aeae tks rule for YwaFet
!, rr~sls q a. city - a whole
e ~ rass and telling oeae
na asw order q things g.
sssasiiea
& zuuglY fsror n psssase
u.rsxms - sincs e ms
- mlltIks sksnld b. AL ueanA
\ y. * Il eiss sleeti0aa Dor ihe
7 ~ zitY e scaerai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-04
|soDTHWEST WILL BE WELL
ssnnlvERTISED BY EXCURSION

tte sound VIII have day fnt aighl
seeing at san Francisco
fyom SAN Francisco the tourney
Will be- continued south through the
san Jose ami the Santa CLARA val.
ieN the san joaquin valley ncl
Monte. Monterey Pacific Grove.
santa barbara raao Rpblca. los
NuEclaa Pasadena, Riverside and
Hollands 90 SAY nothing Of the
many slide gfips ~ Interest ruily
slv or seven rulimnns VIII BE- rr.
1uirtd Go garry tho party. which
should prove a moat aucceasfui trip
VA Jhe interest ~ further valuable
adtet uslng Tor Tie entire North
west
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-04
BERNARD SHAW WOULD HAVE
UNDESIRABLES KILLED OFF

with an Income. then "aco that he
oarnnd H."
He said that Il would be necea
snty to revise our Views regarding
the aacrudnoaa Of human life. ~
under such a system ~ he descnb
ed we would find ourselves com
m'ited 20 the killing or a great
many people"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-04

Bnggs what was the worst
money panic you ever saw
BrRggB When n penny rolled un-
dor the seat Of a trolley car and
ten different women claimed It,
New York Evening Telegram.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-04

parintcndent Of transportation for
the SeattloEleetrio company. was
elected chairman of the club. which
" composed Of employees OF tho
stone n Webster company The
sale OF memberships I'm the organ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-04
9. Z. Co. 10 ursot olubhouse.

The Stone Webster Pacific club
organized last night at banquet
held IN the Butler hotel. has deeld
90 60 erect an $500 clubhouse
near the Seattle Electric com
Iauy'a new building on Seventh av
Wd Olive at A l. Kempator, su
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-04

A pretty girl can have the use Of
all the wisdom she needs In tho
men she can capture.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-05-05

better record of rich ore produ, ed
than the property which WAS d, We,
oped by Mr. Wals! into the biggest
mine that San Juan County has
ever known. Another thug Is a
certainty had Mr. Walsh under.
taken the Augusta proposition that
property would have been proved
long ago, lie was person, who did
nothing by "halves" and would
have made l.ig mine then, or dug
it up by the roots according to his
first plans and intentions.
1t is understood that Mr. Walsl,
received above ten million dollars
revenues from his Camp Bird mine
n portion in cash and the balnnce
in dividends from the great mina.
1t is hope that other men shall rise
mp to replace Stra'ton and a Wal
sh who will meet with like success
in the mining fields oe Colorado
Some of whom will take hold Of the
Augusta proposition ms origionally
planned by the deceased Mr. Walsh
and the success may come as pre-
licted by him to this proposition
upon full developing of the mine.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-05-05
h n. =. VI. List a-sn
REsToR iTfoN TO , N"Py OF LANDS
IN NATfOAL FOREST

Notice T. hereby given ,hat the lnnd- described
below. embracing iia acre.. within the Battle
ment National Forest. Colorado, will bo subject
to settlement and entry under the provi-ions Of
the homestead laws 81 the United States aud
the net of june II. ifsS ~ Stat, 2.rl-. mt the
Unif~d States land office Mt Mnntrose. Colorado
on June N. 1910 Any settler who has actually
and In good faith clniminR any of -nii land. for
agr icnltursl purposcs prior to January l. Iss.
and has abandoned same, has n prcf-rencc
right to make n homestead entry Tor the land-
actually occnpi. d. said iand- were listed upon
the application of the persons m.ntion-d below
VIII" have n preference right subject to tire prior
rir-t os any such settler. provided such -ct,Lr
ar applicant Is qualified 3" make hop--t~pd en-
Try and the preference right Is exercised prior
to June ~. 1910. which date the lands will he
subject to settlement aud entry by any puaifi.d
person. The lands within nnsurv-, ed. but
what will probably he. when surveyed SEC is
r. 10 =. r. 30 W. aud Sec ~. T. l. S.. II. 81 W,
9th +. ~. described by m-t~s and bounds ~ fol
lows: B-einning Mt corner No. /. u lava stone
marked HI. whence the Forest Service Mpnu
m.nt -h.reinn ftcr described. bear n. i.i chains
.xteniins thence :. ~ ". Ia.oo cbnip>: thence
y. IL ~ ". Il. NJ chnin-: thence n. ~ l.. 3i.'p
chains: thence =. 35s Ii +. i2.s5 chains; thcHeo
$. 2s 20 ". 2,so chain- to the place of beginning
Said Forest Service Monument consists Of n
rock. whence tile confluence Of Hubbard mud
Cnttenwood Creeks bears n. 10' W. aiput ono
mile Variation iis ~ Il said tract was list
ed upon the application of William \. Wade Of
Paonia. Colorado; List 2so.
<. " Prondht Assistant Commissioner OF
the General Land Office. Approved April II. 1910
Frank Pierce, First Assistan, Secretary of the
Interior.
First pub. May 5th last pub. May %.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-05-05
The Big Marble
Contract,
At Marble City, Colorado.

At last it is settled that Denver S
new Post Office is to be constructed
Of Colorado Marble and the contract
i,already let. This is the biggest
finished marble deal ever consumst.
ed and will mean much for th. Gun
nison County Marble industries and
much credit is due Manager Meek
of the Yule Greek Marble Company
for his persistence in staying with
the proposition until th. final clos.
ing OF the gren. contract. The ie
suit is that his company will finish
the Marble for the largest strnct-
--usss usss-sSes--huaiu-ia-lha- staIa- -hy tle-
government. a strong fight was put
up by all the marble syndicntrs of
the East aud it is some what surpris-
ing that they failed to control the
letting OF this great contract. either
by purchase, graft or influence. 1t
is evident that ocr Representative
in Washington have been on the
.'Iook out" for the interests of Colo.
RADIO and have seen to it that no
prafiingc shemes could be worked
over their heads. whereby this con.
tract might have been stolen. nway
and awarded to some Eastern syndi-
cate having the money and Influence
to control the situation and thus
secure this contract. No doub,
longer remains as to the future of
our Iunnison County Marble in
Industries, as does this big federal
Post Office Structure in Denver will
certainly lead to the constructions
of more large buildings of the same
material, in this and adjoining state
by the government. 1t will also be
conclusive to the choice of Colorado
Marble, when it becomes known
that the government is using it in
preference to all other material in
the erecting of federal building in
Denver. Doubtless many state and
corporation structures will soon be
going up, as also many placial priv
ate residences building, sooner or
later, in the great cities OF our
Western empire, constructed large.
ly Of the Yule Greek Marble.
1t is now altogether probable that
this year will witness the doubling
of forces employed at present, ol
working men at the Yule Greek
Quarries and more mills needed
with several new quarries open ant
operated.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-05-05
THE WRONG PARTY

Bill-Congratulations ON your marriage
old man.
Will Congratulate my wife, old boy
she got the best Of meu;
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-05-05
Thomas Walsh

The passing of Thomas Walsh
last month at the palacial home of
his family in Washington, has lro-
uht sorrow. not nloneNthe hereayed
family and friends in the great Cpp
ital City. but all Colorad o monrus
the loss of her noblest and most hon
ored citizen. No person WAS held
in greater esteem among the mining
fraternity Of the state or entire west
than was the deceased and his name
will go down to pos'erity with no
less honor than that of Winfield
Stratton. Fortune came to these
men when the time Of early man.
hood had passed and after having
toiled for many long years in com
parative penury. enduring all the
hardships and misfortunes of the
pioneer prospector and miner.
For fifty years eacl: OF these men
vainly strove to discover hidden
wealth among the mountains of
Colorado and when fortune came il
was least expected mt the time or
place. nor was the possible richness
OF their discoveries realized by Ell
tber.
1t is not known that Mr. Walsh
ever visited this mining section more
than once and that was Mt the in
stance of the writer wlier hr came
here to inspect the Augusta mine.
1t was late in The tall when he ar
rived and then there was consider
able amount of snow already upon
ih. Augusta Mountain.
TIE mine WAS being worked at the
time Of examination, from Dark
Canon side tunnsl which WAS con-
nected with the old mine workings.
by an nprise to the ls0 foot level
Scott McCollou sh nssisted in max
ing the examination, and lnrge
Of samples were taken from
the mine hy Mr. Walsh, the assays
from which gave very satisfactory
results. .After having made n thor
ough examination of the PROPOSE
ion and taken in the whole situa.
ton Mr. Walsh suggested plan of
working the ro3erty winch lie was
willing to undertake providing sat-
isfactory terms could be obtained
from the Augusta Company. A
five years lease was asked of the Co |
during which tunnel WAS to be
driven from TIE base of Augusta
Mountain and the vein tapped, after
which the railroad WAS to be eX-
tended from Anthracite to the foot
of the mountain and mouth of the
tunnel, from which the ore could be
delivered directly into the cars 1t
was understood that Dave Moffat
was behind Mr. Walsh in this prop
osition, who was at this time cen
nected with the D& RG Railway Co
and who knew personally of the
large ore shipments the Augus.a
mine had been making for num-
Der Of years of its early workings.
This proposition would hav.
been carried out doubtless, had it
not been from the fact that during
the interior of.secnring the necess.
ary lease from the Augusta Con.
pany Mr. Walsh went over into Il o
San Juan Mining County and dis
the Camp Bird Mine with which
he was too much engaged to justify
dividing his time or attention. 1t
will ever remain an unsolved pr, b.
lem as to whether Mr. Walsh would
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-05-05
AN EDITORS TROUBLES.

Il suppose it is difficult to please
all your readers?"
"It IT," admitted the editor of the
Plunkville Palladium. Il just re-
ceived delegation of ladies who
requested NE not to print any more
starvation statistics on the society
page"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-05-05
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY.

Entersl ut tho postofhcs at Crested Butte.
Colorado. for transmission through tns mails
A. -econdclass matter.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-21
MOVE SHOOTS HIS
Continued from page one.)

| AiOhi past OuC.I
Eye witnesses of the tragedy state
that Mrs. Johnson was attempting to
pacify Moye when he shot her hus-
band. When Moye went to Johnson's
house demanding his child, Miss Pearl
johnson came out bearing the infant
in her arms. Her father met her in
the yard, and, taking the baby. went
to the gate just outside of which Moye
was standing, and handed it to him.
Mrs. Johnson then came to the gate
and asked Moye what was the mat
ter with him. Then Johnson saidy
"Oh, let him alone" or something of
that kind, and Moye lifted his gun
with one hand and fired point blank
at his father-in-law. The fact that the
homicide was witnessed by several
persons, that Mr.. Johnson was I'M
armed at the time, and was not MAX
ing any threatening demonstration to-
wards Moye, and that the killing was
anything but accidental, leaves the
prisoner without any defense, unless
it be that of emotional insanity As to
the effort made to get Judge Miller to
call a special term of court to try
Moye it may be stated now with reas-
enable certainty that this will not be
successful.
The man is safely behind the bars
of the county jail, and while there is
considerable indignation among the
people throughout the county, and par
ticularly in the eastern section where
the deceased was so we'll and favora-
bly, known, the LIKELIHOOD of mob vio-
lence is extremely remote. On that
account Judge Miller is not disposed
to put the county to the extra expense
of a special term.
Farmers and truckers are jubilant
over the fine rains which have fallen
here during the last three days. The
indications are now for continuance
of the wet season.
Governor Noel has appointed Robert
r. Brown as notary public for this
county Mr.. Brown is bookkeeper in
the Peoples Bank.
The annual concert of the Magnolia
High School was given in the auditori-
UNI of the school building tonight.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-21
STARTLING METHODS
OF Sister CANnIDE

Special to The NelDS.
Paris, May PA woman, known as
Sister Candide, who was formerly SUI
perior of the st. Anne nuns and who
for many years has engaged in an
elaborate scheme of charitable work,
including the operation of a sanitari-
UNI for children suffering from tuber-
culosis, was arrested here last night
and astonishing revelations have been
made by the police concerning the
woman's methods.
After raising considerable money
by lotteries, Sister Candide, the police
say, began borrowing vast quantities
Of jewelry, ostensibly to sell on COM
mission. The jewellers finally became
suspicious and brought suit against
her. Much of the jewelry has been
found in the pawn shops of Paris and
London, and today an associate of the
woman, DR.. Petit hanged himself. He
left a note saying he could not face
the exposure and charging Sister
Candide with the responsibility. The
woman's obligations are estimated at
100000.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-21

Results Yesterday.
New Orleans 1; Memphis 0.
Mobile 6; Nashville 5.
Rain at Montgomery.
Rain at Birmingham.
Games Today.
Nashville at Mobile.
Chattanooga at Montgomery.
Atlanta at Birmingham.
Memphis at New Orleans.
Mccall Patterns, S cents, at M
MILAN & WILLIAMS.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-21
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NEws..
GOOD news FOR

Continued from page one.)
refused to admit full belief in the
Presbyterian tenets.
George Fitch, one of the accused, is
working in China as Y. M. C. A.
missionary, while Black, another men,
Der of the trio, has flourishing con-
gregation at the Bradford Park
church in the Bronx district of New
York. John Steen, the third member,
has not yet been ordained but is not
present at the assembly.
A big public meeting in the interest
of the Sabbath school and young peo-
pies work was held tonight, at which
Rev. w. A. Provine, superintendent of
Sunday school work in the South and
Southwest, was one of the speakers.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-21

yearly. 1t is expected that Southern
fruit growers will have large exhibits
of apples at the Exposition in connecz
ton with the general display of South
ern products, for which a separate
building will be provided. In refer
ring to the rapid increase of ship
ments of apples from the South to
Northern points during the past few
years, we'll known railroad man
recently related a story of being APP
preached by business man from a
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-21
KILLED A WOMAN;
JUSTIFIED BY court

Decatur, Ala, May 21.-Henry Bal
linger and Tye Glass we're today ac-
quilted at a preliminary hearing on
charges of having murdered the wife
of Glass Tuesday night on the streets
of New Decatur, when several shots
were exchanged between the parties.
Ballinger acknowledged that he killed
the woman, but pleaded self-defense,
claiming that Mrs. Glass first shot
him in the right side. The court
held the shooting justifiable.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-21

Mccall Patterns, cents, at Nc
MILAN G. WILLIAMS.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-21
TREATMENT OF The
DELINQUENT Child
clifford s. Robinson Recommends Many
Changes In the Laws Which
Would Benefit Matters.
(By Associated PreSs.)

st. Louis, Mo-, May 21.-The ten
dency Of many states to discontinue
the old-fashioned trial by jury in open
court of insane persons, and the sub
stitution of private trial by courts or
administrative officers and commits
sions was emphasized and approved
in the report of the committee on "Su-
lpervision and Administration" of the
National Conference of Charities and
Correction, by its chairman, Mr. Gift
ford S. Robinson of Des Moines, Iowa,
this morning. The growth and de-
velopment of psychopathic hospitals
for the observation and treatment of
early cases of insanity which might
be cured in comparatively short time
was given as one of the compelling
reasons for this change in practice in
commitment proceedings.
After presenting an exhaustive re-
view of the findings of courts in many
states, and after carefully Analysing
those findings, the report said:
1.-The conclusions to be drawn may
be summarized as follows:
1. The federal constitution does not
required that examinations for the
commitment of persons alleged to be
insane shall be in open court of with
jury.
2. AS rule, such examinations
may be made by commission, saving
to the person accused of insanity, the
right to formal proceeding in the
court or trial by jury.
8. An insane person may be taken
into custody without legal process,
but only temporarily, for the purpose
of protecting the public and the pa
tient, and securing for him the care
he needs. If more than temporary
restriction be needed, such proceedings
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-21

certain section of the South with
request for a rate on a large ship
ment of apples to New York. no
such shipment having ever been made
before from this section, the railroad
man was curious to know how the
apple industry has grown so suddenly.
WELL" responded the man who was
looking for the rate, "The government
has closed all the stills in our section,
and we're obliged to serd our apples
to market now"