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Evening journal., 1911-03-06


The dress that is trimmed with but
tons at the front yet closed at the
back is a now one greatly liked this
season. This model includes a dainty
little chemisette that can be made
from almost any contrasting material,
and the tucks over the shoulders give
becoming breadth. A silk and wool
novelty material with trimming por-
tions of tucked taffeta, belt and but
tons OF plain material make the COM
bination illustrated Leather belts
are exceedingly smart, however, and
buttons could be Of the material of
the dress or of bone or metal.
The dress is made with blouse and
skirt portions. The blouse consists
Of fronts and backs with the chemi-
sette and is arranged over a fitted
lining. The sleeves are cut I'm one
piece each, gathered into cuffs, and
tho skirt is straight.
The quantity OF material required for
q girl Of 10 years Of age is 1-2 yards
"a, rs yards "a, 1-2 yards 3e, o.
2 is yards "A inches wide, with 81
yards Of any width for the belt. t-2
yard Is inches wide for trimming.
The pattern 6S21 is cut I'm sizes fo1
girls Of 8, 10. and 10 years OF age
and will be mailed to any address by
the Fashion Department Of this paper
on receipt Of ten cents. (If I'm haste
send an additional two cent stamp
Tor letter postage which insures more
prompt delivery
Evening journal., 1911-03-06
DEATH COMES
TO C. B. LORE

CcontInued from FIrst pags.l
Evening journal., 1911-03-06

The sbote pattern ana other MAY
manton Patterns described IN THE
EVENING JOURNAL ard all the pat
terms made by the May Manton Pat
tern Company can also be obtained
FOR 10 cents from
SkiTH-z0LLINGER co..
4lh and Market SIS.
Evening journal., 1911-03-06

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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-01-05
Special Nugget Service.

opcCiei Nu99et oeFNiCe.
 NEW YORK. Jan g ou. af tn. .apri'~l or reunions tooh riar, in thi .ity todat when Chala. Maug. a.ra. ,rly of Dawson Tom Nm4,r. e,u,.a3. n"'u doing eo,"rum ..a ..,,, u Jtsa.. md Amo~ Murg,l af \ ut.a a.a T..
 l"eal hotel alter ha. ms been lb-sl. a'.t uuheku"nu ta "U. awth s na. IL period "t ulyru srars m. story O. Ih-h adventures sine, th-> I-rr their G,thrr.~ farm u u"u-raa Tr>a- in lhr year I>a. reads lk, tiylou.
 When Gyorg" Munger father of th. rhrr, hn>-. na- diving h, called hl~ sons ru hi- hrd-idr ae in fables and divided hi- .-tat, some thr-. thou sands or dollars. among th"u and hia them {" strike out and make a f,rtum .ror themselves
 This. each and aH lHr-r nr rh, men have done hut in th,ir ar,amai-h mrut the> fur-"r inc existence. sr ane another
 Charles Munger oa- "u. .f rH. aarIs ~Hmred,rs t, pau-n T aud th.r hr accumulated j -maI rrtun, rrnu r.tmninr To ih, -tat..- -"m,. thr... ar more wears ago. he invested his ~as mg~ in rcal estate. until now bi- Cor tune l~ ,.-timat,d st Sanpo oao
 Tom Munger recently returned nam th. orhut where h. aa~ a~-i-tant fa go wealthy government anI.al Thrmgh hand Work aud -a,ins h.. uao i.,-~,.-~,- a fortune which rrad- m u,~ 0rg, ugurr~
 Amos Muug-r tho younger "f thr myu upon l".,>iug hl- Fathers arm went h Al,ham. nH,r.. h, -.,ul.,l rr lloymrnt ou a cotton plantation. Thrr. h, worked dldgrntI, uuta uow b. i- sole owner nl thr N.tluahl. property I wa~ che latter Nhn arranged ta- days meeting t'r"u h.umE nt hl- brother Tom.~ ml,u m Nru lnfN To. left ur th. metropolis atd uaad. ,mm,iiat,ly for th, hotvI N h-r, h. ,,a-
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-01-05
SENATOR STEPHEN ELk|NS DEAD
BANDITS BOARD TRAIN
 OUT OF SEATTLE DEPOT

IL k estimated that over $IO. .000 worth of money orders was in tho. packages carried away by the bandits. Besides this there were several regis tered letters and packages of great value
 The mail clerk in charg" of the car 't'i"avored to fight off the invaders and was shot near the heart during the scufflc which followed It is doubt fs whether we will survi." the :n try
 Tn" affair took place wi,tr two blocks of the Ki,!-; street stIt,o. which is we'll lighted by thousands of electric lamps.
 After securing their loot th, robbers lraped from the car and faded into the darkness beyond.
 The government agents will h" put 10 work on the case today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-01-05
WOLGAST AND MEMS|C
 WILL TANGLE FEB. 22
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 KANSAS CITY. Jan 5.-Ad WoIgast and Geo. Mrmsic will meet here on February - The match has been ar ranged and il nothing mtcrNenes the two youngsters will step on the mat for twenty round go on the afternoon of Washmgton's birthday anniversary
 Ad fought no decision gn with young Mrmsic al Lo Angeles. April l6, 1909, but since that time the Michigan lad has improved wonderfully as he has already demonstrated
 on th" other hand Memsic. al though fair mixer k getting stale and he is no longer spring chicken. % as fighters count age.
 IL looks as though Ad wants to pick uP a little small change and is using the Memsic boy for a cash register
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-01-05

'"nN "f several halu,ht. uu~ resulted u the defendant being h"ruI "vcr To the grand jury under Xauo hatl
 The cas-, of tar government . p D Maddigan soldier nf Fort Davis charged with selling liq.or Ia natives. Mas discharged as thr defendant el~ abb, ta pr"N" a conclusive alih
 Several Witu"~~,s testified that Mad digan wa~ at thu fart. tho. night in question .u4d that H, answered to all O. tn. calls
 Tho g">"mmcut uagl-.n.J lp a-e.r- tain the vher,sthout- nr tha accused soldier between 9 and II D. m. af the evening but as h, vas reported in his bunk at the latter mentioned hour th, soldier Was acquitted
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-01-05

There + not the lcast doubt among peal sporting men but that the Mich gan kid will ring up a mo sale ticket pn his opponent next month
 NolgaSt has not eXrrtcd himself training while George is either stall ing or breaking his neck to get into condition.
 Anyway the hoNs will mix il on February 22-rain or shine-and that's enough to bring the fight fans from all parts nf the country
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-01-05
RADIATOR COMMITTEE
 WILL MEET TOMORROW

E,u= at an dar"uud again rrrza dent MeMauu~ "t m, Radiators ,s rrougug for thr annual banquet Mae" wishes ,hr following as a com uilr., m charge. "f tH. lHfan to report n the Eainyr hr"Dhrr.- lan ntio.- Ia h' Na-aufr Temple tomorrow night r t,hrl Tho-. uha iaI ta ,t tend uH h. Hur1 tloo-Su -aSs Mac"
 Full"nmg ar- fh. mm,- a lh. committeeman
 A Ermrr Tor r. r. uI J r. l"urlrf r \ Daniels Tor N Sloan F. = p.,u. N N Ead4
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-01-05
THREE BROTHERS MEET
 AFTER F|F TEEN YEARS

fnrriug
 Amos mrradu''d himself To his bra liner. whom h" dld mol rrr"eu.zr but ahum @aa pointed nut fa mm hg rGe Hnt.I clerk
 Tom Muns't m uu introduced Amos. ta 'hr brother who had stan I.d"d tn Dawson. and then joyful .u, began
 Each revealed m.Idyt D. Iu. pass. compared notes and indmgca iu incl ."u's uf N.u~ guu" by-
 The ria haN" taken apartment, u.. ..lN.e and intend la -rrud a W,eA th, sitt mahmg ap iar '0, aaye n.u tHak atg, -a Iaf ltart
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-01-05
Special Nugget Service

~FN~'''' T'N 85NN oNT FTNE'
 WASIIINGToN Jan !. Tu, r., members of 'h. .upr"m" rorr, took their oath "f "tli,. t,..trrday and v,r, duly installed Tu"r. .ya~ u" ,lab. 'lat" ceremonies t" acc"mru> tho. m. ~tallaIi"u "f m" new mrmb-~ but work Was resumed immediately after ,h., lo"h tb" oath uf office
 After bong drawn dt-cu-~u"u Ih, bank suaraut"r lav- "f oklahoma. N,- hraska and kau~t~. which N-rr deem .d unconstitutional urr, found tu ar
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-01-05
SUCCUMBS
 ID BLOOD POISONING

third congress and vhl, abroad Was renominated and elected tr the Forty. fourth congress During hI- term u this body he was made m.mb,.. ur the republican national c"mmtit-c ou " hich h" served for thrr,. presidential campaigns
 Upon leaving congress h, moved to West Virginia and devoted himself [" business affairs
 Elkins Wa appointed secretary O. war December r.. 1891. and served m that capacity until tnc close of prcei dent Harrison's administration
 In 1N9i he was elected (" the United States senate to succeed Hon. Johnson N Camden and was ro-elected in 1901 h> ,h" unanimous. vote nr the ropubH can members of the legislature. giying hin majority of I0 on joint bal.,r Ue1 wa.> as"in unanimously elected 70 succeed himself in 1ao7 and his tern of service was uot ta have expired 1a ti March 3. 1913
 senator Elkins was ,, stanch repi5 f"ar and was admired greatly by all .f his associatcs.
 Az yet no special ariaus,m"urs hns,. ho.u mad" for his funeral services. but ii is believed that tho dccoascd -,rafar wal b buried next Sunday
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-01-05
Special Nugget Service.

opcCial Nu99et oeTvice
 SEATTLE. Jan. 5-Shortly after leaving the King street passenger sta ton here last night the North Coast Limited train was boarded by tv" masked men who probably fatally i'm jured the mail clerk and who footed the mail ear. The bandits succceded in making successful getaway with a larg" portion of the United States mail which was consigned to Eastern points.
 The police are securing the city to- day for the thieves but thus far their efforts have proven futile.
 The engineer aboard the limited gave a fair description or the thieves and every detective on the local force has been assigned to the duty of locating them
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-01-05
SUPREME COURT SITS
 IN |MP0R TANT CASES

..r",trdrug fa th. constitution
 Tn. contract labor law nf Alabama "hich ha~ created ~" much tan, of lat. and which aroused many nT th. south .rn"r~ tn fight. Nas found t" b, dc. fd"dit uur"u~rituti"ua
 N" other eases "r vital import came i'f"r. th" r"Urt yesterday and tho '"" iuda,~ bent tnoir initial day gct '.ng acquainted vith their new -ur r'uudug~
 several ,a~-- of import ar. ,ched- .a.d "u the calendar for next w"",
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-01-05
MAIL SHOULD ARRIVE
 BEFORE FOUR O'CLOCK

lu~p.sia MrMauu~ stated today ihI fNr mm wauld arrive this afternoon According ta h~ statement Hygne-- nilI hrng nitnu a rru l"Dud~ "T the nmu n.i-ar which means that NJ, ntu r.r"iy. nearly uNr hundred pounds af mixed mai first md second class mat Ter
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-01-05
Nugget Speoisl Service.

Nugget Speoisl Service.
 WASHINGToN. Jan Word was received here today that Senator Ste rhcn Benton Elliins of West Virginia. died last night f complications re ~ultiug from blood poison For tine past few days the statesman has been ailng in health and his death was no; unexpected although every effort Was mad" ro rr"l"ng th" aged senator life.
 stephen Benton Elkins was born n Perry county. ohio. September % 1s4l. II" received his early education in th" public schools of Missouri and graduated from the university "f that state at Columbia. in the class of 1860
 Four years after his graduation he was admitted to th, bar and during the same year he went to New Mexico where he acquired Knowledge of the Spanish language and began tn. rr.,c- tice of law
 In ls6i and lS6a Elllins was mem bcr of the territorial legislative assem- bly "f New Mexico and later held in" offices of territorial district attorney. attorney general aud rnitrd States dis trict attorney
 Elkins was then elected tp th" Forty
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-01-05
IMPORTANT CASES IN
 COMMISSIONERS COURT

Two ca-"s of some little import >Nrr, heard m the commissioner court N,'~- terday afternoon
 The first. that nf the government vS. Arnock. d native charged with tho lar
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-01-05

You can get the best grades of glaz ed playing cards for 8 per dozen decks at The Eagle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-01-05

Secure your rooms tor the Winter lt the Elite Baths. Steam heat. all the comforts Of a home.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-01-05

We will sell you four year old pure claret shipped direct to us from the producer at $t per gallon. The Eagle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-01-05

When7 At the Eagle Hall when ? January 2. What? Masquerade.
United labor bulletin., 1911-09-21
THE AUSTIN CANDY COMPANY.

An industry that has shown an ever
increasing sign of prosperity and large
increase in business, is the Austin Candy
company, which is located at 1921 to 1889
Market street. This company are man
ufacturers and wholesale dealers in can
dies and their output is received with
entire satisfaction on all sides. In the
movement recently started among the
working people to give their combined
support and patronage to those firms and
business men that have shown the
proper interest in the welfare of labor,
We desire to call special attention TO the
Austin Candy company. which is in every
way worthy and deserving of the earnest
support and unrestricted patronage and
hearty good will of every wage-earner
and loyal citizen. Owing to their honor
able and public-spirited methods of deal
ing, they have built up a large and sub
stantial patronage and are exceedingly
popular throughout the state. Working
people will make no mistake in giving
their support to this well-known CON
cern. and as long as their affairs are con-
Quoted in the present commendable man
ner we wish for them ever increasing
success and popularity.
Bauer has everything in confections.
United labor bulletin., 1911-09-21

Numbered among the various concerns
that 20 to make up the commercial su-
premacy Of Denver, We wish to particu-
larly mention the Joe Weiner Shoe Co,
which is located in the Exchange build
ing, I01S Fifteenth street Mr.. Weiner
has been with the May company for the
past is years previous to his engaging
in business for himself, and he is well
and favorably known to every wage
Garner in this section of the country,
The weiner Shoe Co. handles the Knee
land shoe. the shoe that is right. and is
a strictly union-made shoe, for men only.
This company is heartily in sympathy
with labor and the broad underlying
principles of organized labor and they
are justly entitled to the full support
and patronage of every wage-earner and
loyal citizen in this section of the coun-
try. Owing to their honorable and pub
lic-spirited methods of dealing. the Joe
Weiner Shoe company is bound to build
up large and substantial patronage. as
all of their clerks have had long expert
ence in the shoe business and are cour-
teous and considerate with all Gus
toners.
United labor bulletin., 1911-09-21
THE BENIGHT-LATCHAM CAR
PET COMPANY.

Among the Industrious in Denver that
necessarily require mention in a num-
Der of this character is that of The Be-
night-Latcham Carpet company, which is
located at 1910 TO 1876 Welton street
This company deals in carpets, limo
leums. draperies, lace curtains, window
shades. etc, and they have one of the
most complete lines in this city. We are
glad to note that this company receives
a large patronage from the wage-earners
and we hope to see this number increase
as their attitude towards labor and the
cause of labor has never been antagonis-
tic nor uncertain. Owing to their honor
able and public-spirited methods of deal
ing, this company has built up large
and substantial patronage and are ex-
ceedingly popular in this section of the
country.
The officers of the company are: H.
W. Benight, president; l. w. Latcham,
vice-president, and Fred c. Latcham, sec
retary. These gentlemen are broad,
minded and public-spirited business men
and are held in the highest esteem and
confidence by all who know them.
United labor bulletin., 1911-09-21
WILFoRD H. TAYLOR,
Sole Proprietor and Manager of
TAYLOR BAKERY.

The business of catering to the public
in a credi;able and efficient manner is
one Of much Importance when it con.
Germs bakeries and food products. One
OF the best conducted and most literally
patronized establishments OF this kind
in Denver, is the Taylor's bakery, which
is located at 1913 Jason street. Mr.. Tay.
lor is manufacturer of the well and ia.
yorably known Daisy bread" which is
in great demand throughout the city. He
is also manufacture of all kinds of bak.
cry goods and his output is received
with universal satisfaction throughout
the state. The Taylors bakery is
equipped with all the latest devices for
the prosecution of their extensive bust.
ness and we hope to see the business
grow and expand the coming year
United labor bulletin., 1911-09-21
THE TEXAS OIL COMPANY.

An industry which has shown ever in.
creasing signs Of prosperity and one that
is well and favorably known throughout
the West is the Texas Oil company
which has its Denver branch located on
Thirty-eighth avenue and Galapago
which is known as the Rocky Noun.
tain Sales Division" This company are
wholesale dealers in petroleum and its
products, and heir business is constant
ly on the increase. In the transaction
of their vast volume of business, they
give employment to an army of working
people throughout the country and they
receive the very best compensation for
their labor and they hold the manager
in the highest terms.
II. w. Radcliffe, the local agent. is a
broad-minded and public-spirited bust
ness man and is held in the highest
esteem and confidence by all who know
him.
La Belle. the best sc cigar on the mar
United labor bulletin., 1911-09-21
THE INDEPENDENCE OIL co.

While we are considering the concerns
which make up the useful rank and file
of this city. particular mention must be
made of the Independent Oil Co of Colo
RADIO, which is located at 5000 Elati, cor
ner of West Thirty-siNth avenue and
Elau and their Office and tank station
the north end of Twenty-third street via
duct They are dealers in all kinds of
lubricating refined oils and greases and
they are a strictly home concern and
should receive the full support and pat
ronage of every wage-earner and loyal
citizen. II is the broad underlying prin-
oiples of organized labor to foster and
encourage home concerns, and we are
only acting in accordance with our prin-
ciples in giving foremost position in
this our annual labor review to the In
dependent Oil Co. The attitude of the
management towards labor and the cause
of labor. has always been fair and hon
orable, and when called upon to help any
worthy project, for the betterment of the
city and the working people. they have
always cheerfully responded.
Go to Bauer's. 1912 Curtis. for fresh
candies and bon bons.
United labor bulletin., 1911-09-21

Gated on the corner of Sixth and Kala-
math. This company's plant is equipped
with all the latest devices for the prose-
cution of their extensive business and
their force of skilled workmen are union
men and receive the best compensation
for their labor and they hold the man
agement in the highest terms. This is a
strictly union house and manufacture
nothing but union goods and gives en-
ployment to union workmen which en-
titles them to our full support and CO.
operation the coming year.
The officers of the company are
Charles l.. Dickerson. president; Warren
Armington, vice-president and secretary,
and Roy E. Dickerson, treasurer. These
gentlemen are conscientious and public
spirited business men and are held in
the highest esteem and confidence by all
who know them.
United labor bulletin., 1911-09-21
THE CAPITOL BREWING co.

One of the leading brewing companies
in the state of Colorado is the Capitol
Brewing company, which is located be-
tween Thirty-seventh and ThiTty-eighth
and Wazee street. This company are
manufacturers of one of the finest beers
on the market and their brew is most
popular with the working people. Their
plant is equipped with all the latest de-
vices for the prosecution of their extern
sive business and their force of union
employees receive the very best wages
for their labor. This is a strictly union
brewery and employ nothing but union
help. The officers of the company are:
George I. McDermott, NJ. D., president;
P. F. Retzschner, secretary and treas
urer. These gentlemen are broad-minded
and public-spirited business men and are
held in the highest esteem and conf
dence by the working people.
Bauer's ice cream has become famous.
United labor bulletin., 1911-09-21
THE NEEF BROS. BREWING CO

Progressiveness and enterprise joined
TO upright treatment and strict courtesy
have largely been the main factors in
the success of the Neef Bros. Brewing
company, which is located at 1901 to
1919 Quivas street. This company are
brewers of special beers and their well
and favorably known brands are Gold
Belt, Weiners Maerzen, Bohemian Girl.
Malt Tonic. Franciscaner Brau. The
output of this brewery is received with
the highest commendation on all sides
and their beers cannot be eNcelled any
where in the country. Their moderuly
equipped plant is most extensive and
they give employment to a large force of
union men to whom are accorded the
very best compensation for their labor
and they hold the management in the
hishest terms
United labor bulletin., 1911-09-21

The success of any enterprise OF un-
dertaking requires the possession of
energy, honesty and determination on
the part of those at the head of it, and
in marked manner these qualities are
possessed by the controlling members of
the Ideal Lumber company. which is To-
Gated on Fortieth avenue and York
street This company are dealers in
lumber and business materials, paints,
oils, glass. nails and building hardware,
cement, patent roofing, posts, wire fenc-
ing and poultry wire. The prices charged
by this company are never eNorbitant
and We are glad to note that they count
the larger percentage of their patronage
from the wage-earners. The officers of
the company are: R E. Spencer, presi-
dent and manager; c. E. French, vice
president, and B. F. Spencer. secretary
and treasurer
United labor bulletin., 1911-09-21
THE HARDWOOD LUMBER co.

One OF the largest enterprises of its
kind in the city is that OF the Hardwood
l umber company, whose office. yard and
sheds are located on West Fourteenth
avenue and Umatilla. This company are
wholesale dealers in lumber. cabinet
wood and pattern makers lumber. quar-
tered oak. plain oak. ash. hickory. pop
ular. walnut. mahogany. gum. birch and
they sell pine in car lots, They also
make speciality of oak car and mining
timbers and wagon stock. The underly-
ing principles of organized labor have
always received the enthusiastic en-
dorsement of the members composing
the company and proper recognition of
this fact has always been matter be-
yOnd DISPUTE
United labor bulletin., 1911-09-21

Anderson Bros. are dealers in coal,
wood and feed and are wholesale dis
tributers OF the Gold Coin stock foods
and remedies which are manufactured
by the Gold Coin Stock Food company
of St Paul, MINI. the largest factory of
its kind in the world. Anderson Bros.
are located at Forty-second and Jose
phine street and their phone number is
S265. Owing to their honorable and
puhlic-spirited methods of dealing. An
derson Bros. have built up a large and
extensive patronage and are exceeding
ly popular in this section. Concerns OF
this character are direct benefit to
the city and add materially to the happi-
ness and prosperity OF our citizens.
The firm members are: @. W. Ander-
son and Oscar n Anderson.
United labor bulletin., 1911-09-21
THE HALLACK LUMBER & SUP
PLY co.

marked signs of increasing success is
the Hallack Lumber & Supply Co.,
which is located on Thirty-ninth ave
nue. and Gilpin streets. This company
are dealers in all merchantable sizes of
lumber, builders supplies, and they
make a specially of mill work. Their
plant is equipped with all the latest de-
vices and they give employment to a
force of working people which adds ma
terially to the prosperity of our city and
adds to its commercial value. We hope
to see this company's business grow and
expand this coming year as their deal
ings with the public have always been
fair and honorable and every customer
is treated with courtesy and considera
ton.