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Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

Field aud Farm:-A horse that
has been reared in an alfalfa pasture
and fed light ration Of alfalfa all
winter makes one Of the finest horses
TO be found in any market today
To produce a horse Of the highest
type, with the cleanest bone, the best
developed muscle, the best tempera-
ment. the greatest action and finish.
nitrogenous feeds must be used and
in no other feed can this most essen
tial element of nutrition be So
cheaply and so abundantly supplied
as it can with alfalfa The men
who claim that alfalfa hay is not safe
feed for horses have usually feed it
in too large quantities. ltis an easy
matter TO overfeed horse with tins
hay. In the first place. it is very
palatable. Horses like it and most
animals will eat more than good for
il If allowed to do so.
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Suns c. - - G. -

Ulh c. - - c. -
eessssas
HE csUuts cs0usans<zs<sr- nsss
ia~s fr<i~s end sccepsrd the se~
co~usy cosEt ksa~~ troo tue can-
trscso~. J u. Psrser Tke recsrd.
ses< isass&sGs<d fsoul abs esaa;s Jsll.
~ikss~ skes have t.~a k~ps ss.ce the
sre whsck dsssses~d sks odd eesrs
sos~s l.ss Aasct. ~ the se~ bssld-
saG the krss II lke SssA aaa no~
the othe.rs haze egerythsAS eopsen-
'eai and ~sll t.s ples.ed 10 base their
irsesas call aud examine the phase
fhs- I- the hsess coSst hosse IN tise
S.sl LUIS sslley aud ese sklch the
tax payer. of the eoss'y nay veil
isei pro.d of IL - ssp9l.ea
dhroa4ho.i w,th has aud cold water.
's hehted by seetyisne gas and
heated by ssesm
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

Cen,er Dispatch Link Miner.
we'll known ranchman, has
ordered pea mill Tor the purpose
Of grinding peas and pea vines
into meal The machine Is a new
Invention aud will he the hrst intro
daeed into the valley. The machine
weighs 4 500 pounds and will grind
two ions an hosr. A humber Of the
older rancbers say the feeding of
pea meal viii revolutionize the feed
ing industry.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

A .os and bear 49, born a. The
f~msly ii John Ect'ormsek
The J,nny Maes HIHe 81 Tia
Cup. wss developing the ssxth level
Msl,oa SFeaeer retained IRON toe
yesrs ii fse.,io. aad eFcaea a s,ase
~ Y asse Pine.
Al Gasev,ew. we're married Misc
ALA Aenaeai.ssl and Mr. l.. C. Jake-
way ii S.lserton
ID G.. Scrsbnsr, forHer GsnbIs.,n
ressdept. wa- nArrsed si Grsnae
Rapids, Michigan
Seven hsaared and hiiy meg we're
ct work on the RIO Sraads Sosthera
railroad near Dursa9o.
Mountain hons were reported
numerous IN the nils. aud As attack ,
Iag great many eoits and calves.
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c. ~
Psouss b.-,-fer

fsonsa bs~s>fer
Again. II loser bertks ase bs1her
than spfers. and the sppers Io~er
tbsa the lowers. are the lowers hieh-
er than the sPpers OF sse the uppers
lower than the lowersg Or II the
sppers. higher than the lowers. srs
lower than the lowers. are the lowers,
lower than the sppers, more destr-
able. because the sppers sTe higher
than the lowers
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

Olstbe CrIterion.-Jscob Phlle =
handsome new concrete block house
looms up beautifully on his hve-acre
tract just south OF the Ashborn
properly. When completed Jake
will have a nice home
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Gannison Town ost,osrs

cHHfIson Town OffiCers.
Mayor n N Collins
slerk. ~chmttz Jr
Treasurer v " torum
NsrsbHl J. y Jsnninae
Police Magistrate ! Ieshx
Attslrney v. Wasausr
HEALTH Dilicer. br \. y Hyatt
Trustees y y. Muallsrs $ l.. Trino. t,lmer
land.
The Board meets the first Tuesday of each
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usffu ufoolaIuDU
County Oaffcers

Cosnty OHffcers.
totIBfs lara and kecsrs.sf y 4 k{.rl.v
Treasurer ANNE Downey
-berih Pal Hsnissn
Assessor 4 " Thomas.
Surveyor v smith.
oanty Att.irBe, y 7 -spp
nunit Jufiee. tseu Hetherinxtan.
-up.ftniendant -cisaols Mss- s.rs n fa-r.rtx
uiinty oriuor 7 - I.esry
l'euuty District Attsrpey B X wa~ener
4"aniy Commissioner i-f District. j X .,ll,us
otni1 Commissioner 2nd District Elmer " ilcs
"nniy t"mmi-zi"nar srd District v Whaisa
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

Exchange: ~ Kicker - Jones i
what they call boob farmer
Bncker-les, he has used up tvs
check books already.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

Maurice Tourney Of ParIin paid
the county seal q business visit Sat-
urday
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

Miss hate Bedden came home
Friday from Greeley for the holi-
days.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30
s"" - -o--

We base AZ . gssd snssss~sus q
isF~~r''ss p~pss sssA i<G~l -
''sssss $40. ssd sssysaG - e~ahny
tson the hsess tssa asA 49, ~
payers - cSsaS pssssses VAsE 01.
Re P~akaess 80 ssssiy bDD1 -
sos~. ~ s1 sss~~ss Tie - =
ssssdo@ carried ~ 6aaaauna- -
se sse ssiilaS hzsr ss@Ass a
boxes
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eviss hunluvs
Record stockBren

Ed Funk ParIin, Colo 81 feeders,
9l4. $500 3 feeders. 9l4. x425:
10 cows, l.O29, x40o
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TWENTY WEARS AGO

l>s.ysss essss. as-sssss-ss.ssc< ~ fs,sssi-
And ssesr ssFss.s<Sssf h. sss.f
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

METHODIST EPISC OPAL Church q Gun
VI ni~ssn- SUNDAY -ciissri ~ a m uerr,-
inx service ~ a a. m. Ep~orth League at 8 40
evening service at : ~ y. thursday 115
PASTOR Bible Reading, i, Is Choir practice,
. ridAy o. Ladies Aii- cordial invitation
o. These services. - extended 70 al
Rev stephen Lufriley. Pastor
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

DRESBYIERIAN CIT RCH- sunday school
at 4 morning services q Christian
Eudeavor 8 n. evening service 81. nlid-w~~k
Prayer meeting 10 p Ne3ae-siay- All ere
cordially invited to attend these SERVICES.
Rev. 0hss. r Hubbard d u Pastor
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

"a A. NJ. tiunni-on Lodge No ~ Meets
~ second aud fourth Tuesdays at Masonic
hall, Virginia Ave. A. n Thomas VI
N X. Akin. secretary
Gunni-on hapter No. Is meets third Fr,asx
;. y. Spencer. T.. n. p.
hunni-on tommsndery. X. T. No. - uesfs
second Wednesday. O. w. Aikiue n a
j. ". Rowland. Rec.
NsunIta Chapter No "a. O y s.. meets second
Nm
Mrs, Florence Harper. secretary
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ssuEIv s'mcToey.

o o sunni-.,n losige No. r-Me.ts
every h"udHy night at J. q. %. y hall
vain street j Hvatt ~
Clarence Adams. secretary
Nashti Rebekah lodge No ~ ma.ts fir.t and
thtrd fuerdny- MIS-. Laura u Lewis. y G.
Mrs. Ida v. Meyer. SECRETARY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

IMPROVED ORDER RED MEN-N.z p.,c-.
Tribe No. NJ Meets every SATURDAY. eyenir~
at Tod Mems hall. Tomichi ave
Leon Dutemyre Sachem.
p. D. Hurley, G. Of r.
ALTA Councial No. NJ. D. of p u,.et- nt
Red Men hall first. third aud fifth sleep ~ each
moon at lth run aud Slth breath. Juiia Rea reion
Elizabeth Price, h Of X. pocshontas
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

tfATHOLh Church Services every first and
Y third sunday - month first mas. N /;
n iet Mas iHs. a N; SUNDAY ~chot4 every
Sunday st e. D. During months from
October O June evening services 4 aurch
sunsisy ~ 81 o. NJ Fr Nm. kipp. Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
DENVER q RIO CRANDE
". s. N Ais
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

EPISCOPAL CHURCH = Services the hrs
IL sunday - each mouth At n a. m ant
an D. M. sunday >cbeol every sun
day NJ D. a. m. All are cordially Welcomed
Rev. j p. FORSYTH. NJ. A. l. l.. b. Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

EQUITABLE FRaTERNAL UNION
Il. This assembly meets every first and
third Friday of each mouth in the Odd
Fellows Hall
W. A. Gavette, Pres. n G. Lawrence. See
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TO PROTECT BER HUSBAND
wire Sues fer ~ Inlnnstioa Against
Ansther Waman.

BosroS. June 20 A ball In = ,uity has
been aled in the court a. FAST Cambridge
by Mrs Phehe q. Crossman 81 Everett
asking that an Injunction may he issued
against Hazel Power. alias Mrs Power.
alias Mrs Prescott. alias Hazel Jessie
Powers u Msdford. and her servants and
agents from meeting OF communicating
In any way except in the lawful pursuit
Of necessary business with Nilledgs 4.
Crossman. husband Of the petitioner
In her bin Mrs. Crossman states that
she ia the mother Of two children. that
abe lives with her husband and children
and their relations are harmonious and
happy
She claims that for a long period the
respondent has persisted in disturbing.
perpleting and harAasing the petitioner
by writing Erievous and insulting letters
b her relating 20 petitioners husband.
Further she says that respondent has at
tempted and still continues 10 attempt
20 Alisnats the affections Of petitioners
husband
she alleges that on November -. 1909
petitioners husband acC Ompanied respOn-
dent 10 Prnvidence and that they stayed
Al the NarraERnsett Hotel
Mrs. Crossman also alleges that ~
spondent annoys her by calling 10 her
and 10 her husband over the telephone
and by writing postcards relating 20 her
self and 10 her husband and that abe has
prevailed upon him 10 leave and neglect
his business ~ that he cannot adequately
provide for his family.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-27
FOUR DEAD ~ STEAMER FIRE
FouF Hundred slightly Burned Eseaping
FFom HIaEing Boat.

Ia CROssE. Wis. June 70 The cool
headed work 81 the master and crew
saved hundreds Of lives when the steamer
J = burned Saturday night To-day's
Developments show that four are dead
and FIVE seriously injured. Possibly col
were slightly burned in endeAvorng to
escape from the burning steamer after Il
reached shore IN flames. The dead are:
Mrs. Anna Randall Of New Auburn. Ia:
Jumped overheard In midStreGm ~ the
first cry Og FIRE and was drowned
An unknown woman. who leAped into
the river when the captain turned his
vessel hack toward the Wisconsin side Of
the nver after being unable TO make .
landing on the Iowa side: drowned
James Plane. WaukOn. Ia. burned 10
death while confined In the prison Of the
steamer for disOrderly conduct He IL
one Of two men who are supposed 20 have
Get Are to the steamer by smoking CIGAR
cites while locked up.
An unknown man wa burned 10 death
with Plane
The steamer when II reached Bad Are
Island. where the passengers were about
10 escape 10 shore. Waa burning % 1ercely
that only 100 Of the J. 500 aboard we're
able 10 90 ashore on the gnnGplank. The
other 100 or 100 passengers we're
forced 10 leap over the rail into water
four or fivs feet deep and wade ashore.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-27
BRAss KNUCKLEs ~ rockEr
Policeman Catshes q Man sneakIna In
Beh'nd Pedestrlans In WILLIAMSBURG.

The suspicious actions n a man in thu
neighborhood n Wythe avenue and
North SEth street. William ,burR. ea-ly
yesterday morning drew ths attention n
Policeman ROyale II the Bedford avenue
station. who kept him in sight and Oh
served him several times attempt o.
sneak up behind pedestrians. Tho mar
accs siOnally hid in dOorvays and Rovals
thought that his motive vas roht,@ry
A. ROyale approached him The man
rushed into . dwelling a. u North sixth
street and shut the door RUyale pushed
u open and was attacked There was q
tuRle during which the policeman yanked
his aaeailant 20 the Sidewalk and placed
him under Arrest Tho prisoner attempted
20 take something from HE coat pocket
but Royale seigsd he arm and aaa-ched
the coat He found q 81 Of brass knucklaa
The prisoner tried 90 snatch them and
there was another acuifie during which
hoyAle used his club and with the aaaist-
ance Of another policeman got the man
10 the police station Tho prisoner said
he vas ignAtE WOss. q iuts mill worker
IS years old and living In the houss where
hoyale caught him. He admitted being
= striker from the iute mills and having
been implicated in recent acts % violence
on strike breakers. He refused 20 ex-
plain his conduct before RoyAls arrested
him.
WOss va held a. a suspicious person
and for carrying dangerous weapons in
81 .OOO for hearing On Wednesday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-27
nom ar CORPORATION TGN.
Scene Rig CoaeeFus Contead mat Thel
Have Cntil July 10 10 PA.

WASHINGTON. June q. Several big
corporations. it IL underwood. have taken
the attitude that they have until July TO-
instead Of only Juns ~, under the hw.
IN which TO pay the corporation tax
The law provides that the tAH IL payable
by June Oand then IN the event Of failure
20 pay. Il IN provided that notice shall hs
served and that the prescribed in= shall
he imposed IN the event Of failure 10 ray
by July 10. The corporations contend
that they can hold N until July 10 without
su0lecting themselves 10 anv reEalty
and they have served notice that they
intend TO do this some Of the big oOrpo-
ntions would save probably N.VO IN
interest Tor the ten DAYS
The Treasury statement on Friday
showed that Only about - Oo.uUO Of the
t7s.0Oo.o0 10 hs collected urder the law
has been paid IA This holding OF by the
BEG corporations - giving the Treasury
Department some concern To have the
entire amount paid IN BY June % u would
h. Necessary nos for the Treasury De-
partment 70 collect about ta.OOO.uOO . day.
The Treasury Department tO-nigh; con
ceded that the corporations could With
hold payment Of the tax until July 10 II
they 20 desired The ten days grace
given % the corporations ~ similar 70 that
given 20 other concerns subject 20 internal
revenue laws
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-27
RADIATOR CONCERNS COWBNE.
Sta Companies m One Under the Name u
United states Radiator CsFpsratton.

DrNEIEN y Y. June - The directors
Of the newly formed United States Radia-
cor Corporation and officials n the several
plants 81 Wfich IL u composed who have
hen boiling a nesting In Dunkirk. CON-
pleted lat night the organization accord
ing 10 the following details given out
OficiSIl to-day
The United States Radiator Corporation
purchased June Is. 1870 the real estate
and al the property and equipment n the
following companies United States Radi-
ator COMPANY Of Dunkirk y. T.. the
United States Radiator ard Boiler Com
pany ~ West Newton ard CORY. Pa tho
United States Heater Company Of Detroit
Mich. he Herendeen Manufacturing
Company Of Geneva. y. Y. and the Boiter
and Radistor Department Of tho J. /.
Mott lrOr Works. New York city
The corporation Ia capitalized AZ
a OOO 90. consisting % 5000 90 prr-
ferred and - OC0. 0ng common stock The
directors are u. ] Gross of Dunkirk y y.
J. Brooks Nichols Of Detroit. Mich Ed
ward q. Herendeen Of Elmira v i:H.T.
Cole and George A. Dlcharme OF Detroit.
Mich q G. Blackmore Of Pittsb,Irg. Pa.
J ]. Blackmore Of New York. aud y 7.
shaw Of Detroit The executive ofiicsa
Of the new corporation are located &c
Dunkrk. end tho officers arc ROhsrt J.
0roas. prasident: ~ T. Cole. vice-presi-
dent and treasurer. W. l. Herendesn.
vice president and general sales manager;
J. J. Blsckmore. secretary. and y. y.
Gould general purchasing agent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-27
THREE DEAD ~ HOTEL FIRE.
seneca RSteI IN seneca Pals Probably
set on Fire BY intoxicated Guest.

~ @u WV ~ mA@Nie4Neu e4eNa.
AUBURN. y Y. June "a The seneca
Hotel. an old landmark at Seneca Fails
was destroyed by FIRE before daylight
to-day. three Of the twenty-five guests
losing their lives. The fact that the fire
vas discovered before IL had gained head
way and the giving Of an alarm by a
flsillade of revover shots that promptly
awakened the guests alone prevented
greater loss 81 life The dead are Mr.
and Mp Edward White Of Rochester
and an unidsntihad man from Cayuka.
y Y who h supposed TO have caused the
FIRE He entered the hotel ate ast night
intoxicated and unable 20 register he
was ASST ned 10 a room in the basement.
and there at 3aO O'Clock the lire was
discovered RescuerH could not reach
MIN and the FIRE raoed through tho huild-
ing 10 rapidly that all the ocCtipanta
had 10 take n FIRE ESCAPES
Mrs White had come from Rochester
last night 70 spend sunday With her hus-
hand. a mechanic who recently came
70 the village The young couple occu-
pied a room on the top floor White was
overcome by smoke before he could leave
the room and the woman evidently tired
10 assist him. dragging the body a short
distance; then she gave ZAP and sucreeded
IN reaching the street. only 20 loss her
self in a SIDE hall where she was over
come and was found dead by hremsn
Besides the hotel the fire destroyed
the United States Express ofiice Postal
Telegraph and Knights Of Columbus
block The Anhurn and the Waterloo
frv departments assisted. going 10 the
scene IN specis! trains The total hes
u estimated a. tiiS.OoO The guests lost
ell their clothing and haEgaRe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-27
SAYS CONGRESS- ulDE coon,
Wade E,lIh CsAiends % Has kept ths
Premises Made In Republican Platform

wade WIS Contends % HAS kept the
PrSmlses Made In Republican PiafOrIn.
WARRINGTON. June 2s-Wade Fills
chairman Of the Ohio Republican State
committee. who had a hand IN framing
the Republican national platform. gave
out q statement tonight comparing the
legislation Of the Congress just ended
with the promises contained in the piai %
form. Mr. Ellis IL one Of Presiden; Taf =
close friends and j, 10 believed tina, the
President approved his statement
We need no other slogan IN the Gam
paign this year said hs. than io call
the roll OF these promises one by one and
point 10 their performance
Nir Elhs reviewed what the congress
has done on the iarH. the postal savings
hanks, the trusts. monopoles. railroad
regulation, legislation m favor % EN-
ployees, the bureau Of mines. S,a; ehoOd.
conservation and one or tWo other items.
In all ten subjects. Mr.. Fills said in
conclusion.
These ten plsnks IN re iast Republican
platform constituted tho chief prom ises
upon which William " Taft vas elected
Every one % them has bsen Kept The
enly pledge which provoked any discuss 90
In the last campaign and which has not
yet been written into Law IN the one con
corning the issuance II injunctions In the
Federal courts The President stood
squarely hy his word "a the people IN
this matter and urged Congress ~ pass
. law regulating injunct.ons The only
reason i was not passed was that there
vas developed IN the COMMITTEES an
irreconcilable division ~ 10 the terms
Of the measure. have N Doubt that at
the next session u Congress this promise
also oil he redeemed
But the Republican party has done
even more than Il promised Il has passed
a Law for the publicity " campaign
and expenditures and II
has reduced the Rppropria @ 0us for 1911
below those for 1910. The phrsse a billion
dollar Congress cannot now hs truth
fully applied. for the rpuT III tiona
which will require actual drafts ualn
the NATIONAL treasury are unlr little
over tfOn. OOn.O0n
-SiT weeks go II seemed possible tia.
the Democrats Tor the first time IN their
experience would be ahle ~ charge ths.t
the Republican party was not a party
u performance. Now a looks ~ II We
are going b. fight the q NJ IN on the
Old. familiar issue The Republican,
standing for work and the Dem lcrstg
standing for words the Republicans
history and tho Democrats making
faces
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-27
PIROLED ON BIGtui cHtR,l
1IasiIrate JsHReiiy Nadr Nrz-, u,
De,elopmrnI, In Ca.e Brfo-c Va

Magistrate Csnneiiy Maize ,rs-, a,
DeNelopmrat, In Case Befo-c ru
Matilda Evans - years old .| ID.
Eleventh street. Brooklyn. Who ga. ed.
was a go crress formerly Of Sche0-.
maze q cnArge 81 bi ganv vesf"rIa. ...
fore Magistrate Jou-nily 10 e. pom,
against David J. Evans, ~ wear,
living a. ~ Jamaica avenue. Rirlu
Hill. Queera She said be marr.,i .-
a, ST john Calholic Church. ScI,rs..
tady. ON Marc - ieu2 They par ~
weeks later TN October . n rhe .4.r.
year Evarl accor1 ,ng 20 the cpmrls rs ...
marred Minnie smma Tracey a. J...
She tiei In 1875 and in the following Yea,
Evans married Amaze lAWnsoa am
whom he now lives al Richmond HI "a
by whom he became the father of rs.rs.
Eva1s when ARA gnsi al no ..I
sent for a lawyer "a. hail tor ral..
Tag was hS-d s.pl Eya 's a,AsI
that this b. re,lu,e,' 90 SlOUp. 30 Mar..
traie refuse. 1ul la.r the case 0uc .r-
the arrival o. a lawyer - the rr tu' ..
- sion Delniy Stolf BlriOE uas.. Pr,
ha0dcIh prtsOnerg la u- tgk-r .u a..
When Evans "a - tins he coiiar-s| 1
lawyer "a ne! Mccarthy. who rrpr-,-Gral
Mrs. gva"s wa v'liiTg 90 .pus-t. "A
parole. bus the alle.si vie reiu-ef
Cont officers informed the cplr' frHt
Evans had a~n auuroaChei with l...-o.
sitl,n ~ eajtisnent Tor sYs % do. 81
that a, prCs Processing - uyrt0-
and that Evans has hean ordered ru nv
alimony and has failei @ Leep up 30
Payments
a Count adjouru~I aitrl Haroung Fra7g
{ few minytcs later Magistrate Connolly
came hack No vas angry and nii ~
believed there was an attemr't AZ ay'..-
ton and blaca mail Mr. cta-'hv t.s.
claimed any Wrung The Magistrate than
ordered Evans - be IN court On Tlesily
and brng his Wiia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-27
DIED.

ABBOT -on June =, Thomas r. AhbS'
ssTvi.es A. TUE FuNHRaL cHUHcH caNr
hNtL BLuo ~ West ~ 81
kiShiDA.-On June =. ssirarm0n Els1iia
Services ~ -rHR FUgERAL CHUHca- ctw
bNLL BLDoI. "a WssI s1d o.. s4u-u
o'ciocl Japanese sa,ited.
MOORE On SATURDAY. June 8. 1910 Nat
heiene Moore ne Adls sfe o. W-Az =
Moore
Funeral services a. heS late rssldsncs 80 Nsa
aist On Tuesday. June =. aiiPN
STOCKER On June =. Line stocker. AGsi :.
Funsral from rAE FuNunAL CHUHCa. .'i -
West ,3d ~ iFHANg Z CANFBELL Bid
WANDEiL.-Oa Friday. June = 1919. R-57 4
wife Of John y Wayden IN her slsi ycl-
F.lnerai service. 40 her iaie rvsidsurr =
Madison av on Monday Afternoon. .ss g.
attoctocE
WELDON On SATURDAY.. June s. 100 ''ia
" Weldon. IN The Nth year Of his 49,
Funeral aeuices 81 his late residear'
Bedford az brooklyn. Monday 80 %.
atsP NJ kindly omit hoWers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-27
ADVICE TO STRTKERS.
LemnOn Of the 4. y. o.. says IyOeal URIona
shOuldnI Pay Benents.

Treasurer Iohn b Lennon ~ the
American Federation oi Labor. who %
aiso Sscrstary-treasurer Of the Journey
men TailoTu Union q America. expressed
his opinion yesterday on some phases
~ strikes. He says Il 10 a mistake IN
cases oi strikes or lOckOuta d only a few
tOurueymen 90 allow the strikers or
locked out persons 10 take employment
In other towns. a. IN the nature 81 thinRs
such q strike cannot last long He also
takes the stand that Il h a mistake Tor
local unions 70 pay ~ attempt 10 pav
strike benefits. The benefit paid by the
national union 10 sufficient. he says
hs declares that the members who
remain On strike because they are guar
anteed the strike benefits Of both local
and national organizations are the first
70 weaken when the strike Ia long one
aud the local treasury "a exhausted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-27
CLOAKWlKERs TO VOTE
UnI0BIsts win say whether Thsy want a
strike After o. u Declared.

strike After % u Declared.
The Brotherhood % Ci0akmakers aD-
pointed a sub-committee.of FIVE yesterday
% N the date for the coming general
strike u 5000 cloakmakers In this city.
The strike will he declared a. a mass
meeting in Madison square Garden on
"Wednesday night. but after ihe meeting.
20 tss' the sentiments of tho cloakmakers
thoroughly. ballot forms With the words
strike and mo strike will he disirih-
uted
Meantime The organizing n non union
cloakmakers will 20 m until the strike
h declared. President Rosenberg u
the international Womens Garment
Workers SAYS that cloakmakers have
been lOinRinR the union ~ the rate OF
irUm 5000 20 900 day The initiation
feo h - 20 for each person A statement
by Rosenberg SAYS
The Demands will be sent Nv mail
20 500 manufacturers this week.
have not the slightest doubt that the
result d the secret ballot will b. an over
WhelminR vote for a strike. hut We want
90 know exactly where We stand Head
quarters for organizing the Italian cl1ak-
makers, n whom there are 1900 m the
city. will be opened tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-27
DROWNED orr cITr ISLAND
PNshihE PART, went ~ imrinz and one
Man Nss stririsen IN water

Fred Crandeil, wno worked a. an eisc-
tncian m the subway, was drowned
IN the Sound OF city Island yesterday
afternoon. With two others. Jacob fll'I
Of SIS Southern Boulevard and Frsi
Scheim of Sl Fast lSsth street he vent
in winning when fishing began n pail.
Crandell set out Tor long laung hl.
Of a sudden turned over on his face and
lay half sihmerced A motor boai from
CITY Island picked up Crar d II and the two
swimmers
Crandell was % ears old He vas
married and had a home az i6SS Lexington
avenue.