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United labor bulletin., 1910-03-04
DEATH OF FLORENCE j. LEBARTS.


The death of Mrs. Florence j. Lebarts,
of IT'S South Cherokee street, occurred
Saturday last at O'Clock at her resi-
dence, after having been a mother but
a few days. The funeral services were
held at the residence Monday at 10
O'Clock, and the interment was at Fair
mont cemetery at 1 O'Clock p. m.
Mrs. Lebarts was the daughter of the
popular secretary of the Trades and La
Dor Assembly, ]. F. Bedford, of 1928
Sosth Pennsylvania avenue, and the
large funeral and general sorrow among
all who knew her showed the great
esteem in which the deceased and her
family were held.
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A BOX FOR NoN-UNloN PRINTING.
There will be a box placed in the hall
of the Denver Trades and Labor Assem-
bly, in which all printed matter not bear.
ing the label that comes to the Trades
and Labor Assembly will be placed and
then handled in the best possible man
ner by the Denver Allied Printing Trades
Council This is brought about by the
Introduction of resolution in the AS
sembly by delegates representing the
sembly All delegates to the Assembly
who receive printed matter at their
homes not bearing the label of the print
ing trades are asked to take the same
to the Assembly hall and deposit 1t in
the box provided.
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WHERE is YOUR BREAD BAKED?
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You eat bread three times day. Do
you know through personal inspection
that your bread is made in clean bakeries
by clean, intelligent workmen, and not
under filthy unsanitary conditions?
The best safeguard against the condi-
lions described above is to be certain
that your bread is baked In union shops,
and bears the union label Of the Inter
national Bakery and Confectionery Work
ers' Union.
The label is what you want.
United labor bulletin., 1910-03-04
L O CAL s

The International Steam Engineers
will hold their annual convention in Den
yer, commencing Sept IL.
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A State Building Trades Council, the
movement for which originated with the
Denver Council, will soon be formed. 1t
is estimated that $4,000 building trades
craftsmen will be united in this move
ment.
United labor bulletin., 1910-03-04

The Street Railway Mems union is
steadily increasing its membership.
United labor bulletin., 1910-03-04

WHERE is YOUR BREAD BAKED?

The label is what you want.
United labor bulletin., 1910-03-04
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BUILDING TRADES GET INCREASE

The Carpenters of Colorado Springs
through Union No. Sis, U. B. C. and ]. of
A. have put 50-cent raise of wages
into effect. The contractors consider the
increase only just in view of the in
creased cost of living necessities.
The raise brings the Carpenters scale
of the district to $3.50 a day, while at
Denver they have a scale of $3.50 and
Pueblo carpenters get $40. The Build
ing Laborers, comprising bricklayers' la
borers, plasterers and stonemasons, and
laborers following cement work, will re
ceive an advance of rs cents a day
April l.
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The best in the U. S. La Belle sc
cigar.
United labor bulletin., 1910-03-04
TO SETTLE STRIKE.

The end of the strike in the Vermont
granite industry, which has forced 5000
men into idleness during the past 10
weeks, is in immediate prospect, accord
ing to a statement by James Duncan,
secretary of the International Granite
Cutters Association.
Duncan says that the Barre branch OF
cutters has been advised by the interna-
tional body to sign the new agreement
proffered by the manufacturers.
The cutters in the other districts in
that vicinity will follow the action of the
Barre branch, he says, and the other
workmen, too, will then be able to go to
work Duncan adds that this settlement
probably will be arrived at SO that work
will be resumed soon
United labor bulletin., 1910-03-04
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RELIGIONISTS CAUSE STRIKE.

A big strike was inaugurated at the
pottery plants at East Liverpool last
week by the national officers of the Coop
ers' Union, who ordered out $50 union
coopers because some of the men they
were working with refused to join the
union. They are either Free Methodists
or belong to the Holy Rollers" whose
religion prevents them from joining any
union.
United labor bulletin., 1910-03-04
OFFICERS OF THE UNION LABEL
LEAGUE.

President. ..................J w. WHITE
Stereotypers
Vice President. -. ..GENEVIEVE MILES
Garment Workers
Secretary-Treasurer. EDW. j. HINES
Typographical
Editor and Mgr. Bulletin. j. A. CONkLE
Typographical
Subscription Solicitor. .....C C. A. SPENCER
Cement Workers
Secretary Complaint Dept. GEO. ALLEN
Typographical
beading Clerk -. STANLEY EDWARDS
Machinists.
Sergeant-at-Arms .CIAS. POBLASCO
Garment Workers
BUSINESS COMMITTEE.
j. w. WHITE, Chairman. .Stereotypers
EARL HOAGE Secretary. Press Assistants
LUELLA SIMMONS. -. Garment Workers
l,I2 ANT< IIAFNER Observation-Disclosures. Bakers
l.. b. BEUTER. ....-.-....... WATERS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-07
TELL US, MIR. M'oANDLEss.

ago he of L.
crafty the curiosity the people the
concerning The
assistance would that Nc
Candies give the people the answers to the following;
McCandless:
would
every Portuguese the
bt4 against the Punchbowl Portuguese
practically speeches TO the Iawaians
failure of of
indemnity for the former Queenf Do not know that
before points and that Kuho
thing another than the Presi
length
this the Queens and that Kuo
Delegate nothing
Have reasonf
all the public land of the Territory to the
they said only bringing little
when sell to the
this
opinionsf
taxation system that will bear hardest the
untitled
with taxs Is it because land yourself
leasei
thousand dollars
campaign thirty of spent day
fshring'' a
the questions the voters would like answered and The
charge, replies them Mr. Me
Candless make.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-07
A DISAPPOINTING INTERVIEW.


Advertiser appearing
this probable course, that Democratic
great press Honolulu
plausible questions
public speeches.
the why he advocates which would
deprive the Punchbow Portuguese of their rights
avoids fills
the Portuguese His platform and his pledge the effect that he will
bill
titled he working that they
n
1908 is silly. The rights granted by law
McCaness the direct
for getting Iluokalan
Iof
whether delegate
Democratic mystery apparently
could candidate
outlined
taxation certainly wonder and blame McCndl
platform certainly
ought have something in its favor
standard
Republican
with his
McCadless believe
ade equivocate and invent and get with when he addressing
the idea that explanations
he last night concerning his position will ego down. in Honolulu
Advertiser
what few other responsible Democrats left still
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-07
THE puNoHBow1 LOTS.

L disposed to any explanation
proposed
Gambler the would
ty they
lieutenant Ryan, Hlo willing talk this subject
challenges
Punchbow in public
Neither
McCandles the McCandle
jewellers from
preference of theirs make the Democratic platform
anything but the one thing when it
PLEDGE OUR CANDIDATE FOR DELEGATE
GRESS TO NEVER CEASE IN HIS ENDEAVoRS UNTIL THE
PUBLIC LAND OF HAWAII is FURTHER AMENDED
SUBSTANTIALLY SHOWN IN H. 21425, introduced in the
locally landbi
This ACandles change the
he hasbe
all land troubles
preference rights KuO years
has finally others
situated like them, what does this McCandess Bill provided
section:
person qualified public
siding Territory April
is residing the this
WHEREVER SUCH LAND
such land accordance with the classification prescribed
section six of this Act
platform pledge quite
debate with
bill thing
ELECTED PUNcHBowL PORTUGUESE
BECAUSE KAPIoIANl LEASE is ENDED MR.
lM'CANDLEss MONEY, AGAINST
THE BUILT BUY THEM AWAY
ONES TO WHOM THE REPUBLICAN,
SAYS THEY SHALL GO
of Punchbowl lots open to
Portuguese would
they have paid for grapns they
on all the improvements they have made
Portuguese he
speeches why pledged elected away chance
they under the KuhO bill to buy their honest
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-07
WEE WORK OF KUHIo.

not generally regarded good good politics
dispense with the services Of man who accomplished proper results Hawaii
regarded in eyes congress community
place powers Territory
of be that Oahu be made the American Gibraltar
spectac the of Washington therefore, if
Hawaii
appropriations
his constituency cOnsdi How unfortunate would the position would
place ourselves in should practically ke congress for the millions being
here by refusing send the who those appropriations back for
legislative
without He brought Hawaii appropriations that in
creased with every year of his work
During congress- Delegate quietly studying
getting acquainted paid
touch with the chair
of all committees having the control bills relating to Hawaii
therefore, Kuhio's congressional
strike and how effectively Ha
waits claims for legislation.
The result was that the rivers
charging deepening Honolulu haOr
adoption remarkable victory
Dy congress IN the past twenty years 'nUu it %0 1sVg ossr
of Company anxious
deepened impossible
than ordered But Delegate Ku showed his
by arguing survey should be
ordered by and he succeeded in having
that done.
victory by which
Delegate KuhO has always successfully followed during his whole career in
he sought influential members of the rivers and harbors
mee enlisng friendship help such
that all the difficulties and the matter
through Many projects previously
engineers money
started the watehwo eve must help the Prince get what really
Hawaii
suggestion friends Delegate speech
which carefully explained the of Honolulu harbor
an its claims to improvements.
made the mistake relying speeches to
legislation He has adopted the far sounder plan making friends of
only but who in
in
undisputed Washington 'Prinee Cupid
ebestkn
go years
of the
the members that they
proud point Washington
every year
policy toward Prince Kuho splendid capital for Hawaii
Islands, the
during many years
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-07
Trr porTUoursr rrpupr,To.

For many months out Of Portugal have come reports Of people dis
position politically stories plot counopo
King Carlos published predictions
the ultimate carrying out Of the desires of the pubHeans back BY the
the asnshaye been freely made in the worlds the beginning
o the year
Yet, Tuesdays in Lisbon, the
staggered and its complete within
wenfour hours throne went down with its occupant fleeing for his life
and presidential chair set up its occupant seated ready for the despatch Oh
1t revolution city dead
number several hundreds the before these lines read bloody
fratricda strife may be under way
undoubtedly will be- the troubles win end United
today against the throne widely separated factions the ericas and
republicans several
at times it seemed That the ontidvnie feeling was ed bv the clers
republicans epub
ln tendencies the the clerical anagonms important
only feeling monarchy place
to republic
Only August the plan
revolution the by military dictatorship the
of which would out the growing pubhcansm
Less than month recognizing the coalition against IT. and
with view of preventing the catastrophe that has come the
appointed sixteen liberal strengthen the government and avoid the
election and its effect people already stirred
AT the same time the became more vigorous
Jesuit and began severity in expeng the members
frankly the enforced
political republic in
A month"; sizing the general
bean appeared thirty days ago. says;
present Spain Portugal is civil rather than
religious Religion in truth has nothing to do with either Spanish or
Portuguese blood
points Some of the Spanish leaders this
Spain, said oanaas interview has begun to realize
"he living the middle of the last and her
they bring country
spirit We and will permit ceriCalsm
prevent this Spain, Bogue Lufman his recent work
that country is hed Europe solely by the viizing stream
commercial the NORTH the English French and Ger
possible public
international commission she would vastly
improve her estate The situation in Portugal not
Lbo dispute with revolves around
action of Cardinal del Val in suppessing Portuguese
ecclesiastical political matters This
by the Vatican regarded by the at Lisbon
affairs difficulty increased by
recently Portuguese parliament the
providing for the civil registration of Births deaths
This has hitherto been important of in
tho lete of ate
fo
dtation ecclesiastical authority
near a n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-07

CAMPAIGN rRosrHcrs
Republican party Of Honolulu never faced more encouraging su
presented early campaign Every
sign points TO practically complete Republican
didates whom the people could way
immense success that has attended his work in the pa three
principally Democratic candidate in
substantial 1905 MoanaIe by over eight
hundred and Motley by
Kuo according TO present appearances will Doll nearly four bnS ON
the outside Islands there is not where he win substantial
majority
These reports giving Republican city the
feeling that is due victory complete
one The ticket ensures only harmonious
can be carried ON thoroughly and Systematically There not only confidence
the part Of each candidate himself part
John Lane with the backing community which desires
hand recommend him another go Republican
command the straight standing
in the community the Independent
Under the usual circumstances
neckandneck with the odds in favor present
this campaign Jarrett will receive the plantation
support that might otherwise go to him. He will suffer from the fact that he
follows Mccandless platform policy
would result in the event of the serious injury plantation
other business will by Cox
be elected deputy sheriff Rose in with
himself capable official r. H. Trent win be Single
with intimate
vors and his acceptance of the Mecds anmOn policy
silence in view the misrepresentation made throughout
by his leader has not only amazed those
the past but has measure disguised them On the other
has never sradded single issue of the campaign accepted v
getting anks to which
confidence his Trents
policy of silence has chance Single
chances of the "cinches'' of he campaign
Democratic
win considering Judd
Kaeiopu Brown and Cngwoh
Home Rule ticket should develop
Republican particularly strong election
CONTROL Democrats slipped in Dan Kam
fifth Neither
nominating the candidates they
fairly
This the attitude that the will giving
of the named good substantial msjorites.
meetings
candidates This Republican
voters,
fear of being yellow dog supporter.
ticket year majority straight
supporter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-07
WHITE PLAGUE AND po11T1os.

Hawaans might well afford study the registration figures when
they The preliminary tell of marked in the
of n districts falling
number from the FIRST seond and sixth and falling off in the
HRwaian
be considerably smaller than before with the white appecby
larger.
If the Hawaians will the they
them with the board OF
the disappearing Hawaiian majority With
OF health its statistics terrible
that tuberculosis making the ahorgne these Islands What
possible Is being done by the autuosis
white DEATH but practically nothing be
selves awaken to the truth Of the situation and themselves
This matter Of politics. Of
> people
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-07
DEMOCRACY A BLIGHT.

'If should have Democratic administration spoil
the plantations plantations would
long before would
ruined the Democrats should power and
their trade policy certainly reduced There
Republican
country
Link McCandless n
tell the cowboys
policy would admit Australian beef
of the Hawaiian ranches cheapenng the
value livestock lowering of the cowboys
amakua should remember that
Links Democratic policy win the tobacco industry
that recently being established.
1t viii also cheaper the the wool raised the Parker Ranch
elsewhere, which shipped to the mainland
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-07

WHY

From a imall beginning the sale and
use Of Chamberlain = Cough Remedy has
extended to all parts Of the United
States and 70 many foreign countries.
Whgl beeause Il has proved ESPECIALLY
yaluahle for coughs and colds. For sale
by All dealers. Benson, Smith & CO.,
Ltd agents Tor Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-07
". q. ian q Hold.

Steamer W, G. Hall leaves this after.
noon for Kauai ports, having been held
10 take Kauai people who arrive aboard
the Oceanic steamship Sierra which
gets 10 from San Francisco this morn,
ing The Han, otherwise, would have
sailed for the Garden Island yesterday
afternoon.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-07

our immigration improved promo.
Mckinley,
on 4,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-07

Mecandess viii
strikes Pupehbowl attempt deprive Portuguese
their right buy for themselves has failed make hit
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-07

l. L. today. Probably
win then he able stands the Of immigration
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-12-09
SURVEYORS RUSH WORK
Copp and Party Finish Preliminary Work to
Wenatchee from the Summit

F. H. Copp, engineer, and his party
of surveyors, arrived in Wenatchee
Friday night, thus completing the pre-
liminary survey from the summit on
this side for the state road No. Z.
They returned to a point four miles
the other side of the summit to con-
tinue their work on into Ellensburg,
where it is expected to arrive by Christ
mas,
The work has been hurried in order
to have a working basis for making
estimates of cost to the forthcoming
session of the Legislature. To obtain
the necessary appropriation, detailed
information and full specifications mus
be on hand for ready reference when g
committee is making up its report re-
garding this proposed road. To this
end the county commissioners con
tributed $1,000 as Chelan county
share of the cost Of the survey. Thu
it is hoped to hasten the building o
the road by two years.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-12-09
President Taft to Visit Astoria

President Taft will be invited to at
tend Astoria's centennial celebration in
1911 and to take a leading part in the
program, which promises to eclipse
anything yet attempted by the oldest
city in the Northwest. The president
has signi6ed his intention OF visiting
the Pacific coast next year, and it is
hoped he will be able to attend.
Invitations will also be sent to the
members of the John Jacob Astor fam
lily, and they will no doubt be directly
represented at the celebration.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-12-09
Editor Learns Something

E. H. Shepherd, editor Of Better
Fruit, who owns al apple orchard al
Hood River, Ore, this year handled
his crop according to methods in vogue
in the Wenatchee Valley and he de-
clares he is highly satisfied with his ex-
perience. In the editorial column Of
the November issue Of his magazine
he writes as follows:
"One system Of harvesting the apple
crop is to pick all the apples first, put
ting them all under cover; then begin
the wiping, sorting, grading and pack
ing. This is the simplest system and
easiest. 1t has some advantages, the
principle one being that you a con-
centrate your force on the picking and
get your crop under cover, if you have
sufficient room, before the rainy weather
commences. 1t requires a very large
packing house, however, enough to
hold the entire crop under cover. The
editor of Better Fruit has followed this
plan for seven years. The disadvantage
is that the first apples picked lie in the
packing house too long before being
packed and put into cold storage, gen
orally from three weeks to a month in
large orchards, and consequently their
keep is shortened.
Another system is to pick, wipe,
sort, grade, pack and haul to the de-
pot at the same time. The editor has
long believed this to be the proper
system, and tried it this year for the
first time. This system requires a well
balanced crew, but when properly
managed it is the editors opinion that
it is by far the best method. The edi-
tors crew consists OF five pickers, n
hauler, three wipers and graders, n
waiter, three packers, n mailer and
n team hauling to the Hood River
Apple Growers Union. 1t was a we'll
balanced crew. The apples went out
of the front door packed as fast as they
came into the back door from the Or
chard. The most important features
in this method are, first, your apples
are packed Immediately after being
picked and are hauled to the depot
and loaded into iced cars, which con-
vey them to the cold storage plant,
where they are held until sent to the
consumer, to whom they are delivered
in perfect condition. Secondly, this
system requires only a moderate sized
packing house; in our opinion, how
ever, the packing house should be
large enough to hold at least half the
crop under cover in an emergency.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-12-09
Red Cross Seals to Help

The Red Cross Society, which has its
headquarters in Washington, D. c.,
hopes to realize a large sum OF money
to aid in its anti-tuberculosis campaign
from the sale OF the Red Cross seals,
which are to be sold thruout the coun-
try until the end Of the year. The
seals, which are in the form Of stamps,
are used extensively on letters during
the holiday season.
Last year more than $1,000 ,ooC
were sold. 1t is expected that an even
greater number will be disposed Of thi:
wear.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-12-09
An Ode to the Hunters

Carol H. Terry In Philadelphia Ledger
A hunter potted a partridge on a hill;
It made a great to-do and then was still.
1t seems (when later on his bag he
spied)
It was the guide.
One shot at a squirrel in a nearby wood;
A pretty shot, offhand, from where he
stood.
ct wore, they said, a shooting hat Of
brown,
And lived in town..
And one dispatched a rabbit for his haul
That later proved to measure six feet
tall!
And, lest you think Pm handing you a
myth,
Its name was Smith.
Another nimrod slew the champion fox.
He glimpsed him hiding in among the
rocks.
One rapid shot! 1t never spoke nor
moved
The inquest proved.
A cautious man espied a CLEAN oil
brown;
Was it a deer2 or Jones, a friend from
town.
But, while he pondered by the rivers
rim,
Jones potted him!