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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-18

grocer has It, shipped from
our nearest dairy. Tell
him now to send you some,
and try it out tomorrow.
You will then know for all
the days to come which
milk is best.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-18

a half milk.
Van Camps is the
whole milk. 1t has all
the butter fat, all the
solids, which belong to
the richest milk. You
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-18

will be surprised when you first find out the
richness that whole milk gives.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-18

Sole agents for the Big Ben Clocks,
the best made In the world. ABE
RoTHSCHILD. so @ "a
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-18

Headquarters for watches, dia-
monds and fine gold jewelry--Roths-
chiids.
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reefs, Wilmington, n. C., on Friday,
ly IS. Mr.. and Mrs. Shannon spett
any years here and have msnv
unswick friends who will cong-atu-
|e them on this happy occ aston.
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Madam, you can settle the
milk question at once and for
ever by using Van Camps one
day. And the question is
immensely important.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-18
Like Using Cream

Van Camps Milk comes to you thick
thick cream. So thick that you add one part
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-18

The 16-oz. can costs 10 eents-a full pint of
Van Camps. The Coz. can costs cents. Your
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-18
How We Produce It

Our diaries in seven states are located in Aneri-
cas- best dairying sections. They are supplied
with high-bred Holstein
plant and we conduct it with hospital cleanliness.
The milk fresh from the cows is put into
copper vacuum. On account of the vacuum,
moderate heat evaporates the water without
scorching the milk. Two-thirds of the water is
thus taken out-simply to reduce the bulk.
When you put back that water the milk is the
same it from the COW, for steriliza-
ton.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-18
Free From Germs

The vital fact is that this milk is sterized after
being sealed. 1t is absolutely free from germs.
Milkmans milk, as you know, is always germ
laden. There are millions of germs in each spoon
full. Careful people, in these days, demand
sterilized milk for their tables. Van Camps
is utterly sterile
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-11-16
Wheeling Merchants Employ
Girl Clerks For Less Than
Cost Of Honest Likelihood
Men Determined
Employees Of English Railways Oppose
Almost Unanimously, Report Of
the Royal Commission.

London, Nov. 16s-When the Royal
Commission, otherwise named the
Railway Inquiry Commission, was ap-
pointed to make an effort to adjust
the differences which existed between
the railroads and the employees, and
the great strike called off pending a
report. it was confidently expected
that the grievances of the men would
be satisfactorily adjusted. It appears,
however, that the report of the Com
mission is unsatisfactory to all the
men, the report even going so far as
to deny the rights of the employees or
CARNATIONS to be recognized by the
railroad companies. Practically all
labor men are unit in their criticism
of the report. AS result a great
strike among the railway employees at
this time is eminent unless an adjust
ment is reached very shortly. The
question Of wages is very serious, but
it is stated that the railroad companies
are about to issue revised schedules
Of wages for certain classes of their
workmen. It is also understood that
the revised schedules do. not relate to
all classes of workmen. The condi-
ton at this time is very critical.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-11-16
Of the
Big Railway Strike
Employees Now Out on Big Railroad
Systems are Standing Loyal
and Firm. ~

Chicago. Nov. I6.-.The federation
of the mechanical trades on the Harri-
man lines, which includes the Illinois
Central, has entered upon the fifth
week of the strike" says j. w. Kline,
International President of the Black
smiths and Helpers, land the men are
contending for the right to transact
their business with these great cor
porations through a federated COM
mittee. The demands that have been
made do not establish precedent, as
the federation has ben recognized by
number of railroads. The officials
of the Hartman lines undoubtedly
have been selected by the General
Managers Association of the West,
backed by the interests to fight this
battle, at any cost, to disrupt the trade
unions involved. The employees of the
Hartman lines, actuated by the spirit
of Americanism and loyalty to their
organization, determined to contest
this attack upon the rights of orga-
nized labor. 1t has been stated that
many daily papers along the Harri-
man lines have beeen purchased and
that they have attacked the employees
and misrepresented the situation. In
some places page advertisements have
been run, booklets issued and other
reading matter distributed to the pub
lie. setting forth that the employees
have made unreasonable demands. On
behalf of the strikers, it is urged that
the labor press give this strike all the
publicity possible. We have asked
that the company meet the committees
as federated body, and so far the
other demands are concerned, that
will be matter to be discussed in con-
ference and no doubt an anicable ad-
iustment can be made. The contro-
versy was the result of the attitude
Of the Hartman officials, and
the strike was forced upon the
employees by higher officials of
this system-as Julius Kuttschnitt
stated to the committee, consisting Of
the general officers Of the organiza-
lions involved that he was following
the instructions of President Lovett
and the Board Of Directors. 1t is
clearly fight of the interests against
organized labor with their usual in
functions, but all we desire is fair
play, and with square deal we will
win the contest"
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-11-16
BEFORE FEDERAL
GRAND JURY NOW

indianapolis, Nov. 1e.-Judge 10
semi T. Market, of the criminal court,
has granted the petition Of the United
states, asking that the evidence held
by Marion County in the Mcnamara
case. be submitted to the Federal
Grand Jury, in order that alleged VIC
lations Of the criminal laws Of the
United States may be investigated.
The Judge also allowed the California
authorities to photograph the dyna-
mite. nitre-glycerine and clocks which
were confscated at the time OF ]. J.
McNamara,s arrest. The judge re-
served decision, however, as to wheth-
.er he would permit the California an,
thorities to photograph the books and
other records. The prosecution IN
Los Angeles is endeayoring to have
Ali ST the alleged evidence taken to
Los Angeles while the authorities ~
Marion County, Indiana, are combat
ting the effort.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-11-16
GREAT BRITAIN
MINERS RESTLESS.


London, Nov. 16. There is no
abatement in the feeling that a ma
tional strike of miners is imminent.
There are many grievances and they
viii very soon be brought to a head,
owing to the fact that no agreement
seems possible to be reached, between
the coal operators and miners. The
Miners, Federation has practically
agreed that the minimum wage for
which they are contending should vary
in certain districts, but the operators
have not yet come to this view, al
though it is modification of the orig
inal demand put forth. The North
cumberland miners are demanding a
minimum wage of thirty per cent
above the basis of 1879, as well as the
abolition of the three4shift system.
other trouble is on in Wales over the
non-unionists working in the pits. The
Lancashire and Cheshire Miners Fed
GRAFTON and the Coal Operators Asso-
citation are now in negotiation. The
South Wales Miners Federation is
also demanding an increase OF IL
per cent on the standard rate OF
wages.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-11-16
FIJI Daily Papers With Stories About
Things That Never
Happened.
%
SCHEME TO POISON
MINDS OF PUBLIC.
o.
Workers Co Right Along in Effort to
Spread the Truth Among /.
People.

There is very evidently studied
attempt on the part Of the Auditorium
openshOppers to poison the minds Of
the people In the matter Of the fight
that is being put up by organized
Labor against the employment of nom
unionists on the work Of erection. The
idea Of the open shoppers is the same
old tactics Of trying to stave on every
thing as long as possible, and work
right along erecting the building. To
that end they keep the daily papers
filled with detailed accounts of things
that never happened.
For instance, the dailies all carried
a story that there had been a meet
ing OF the Auditorium Directors, the
city Board OF Control and the repre-
sentative Of Labor, Mr.. 3. J. Weekley,
but that. for some reason, Mr.. Week
lev did not appear. This was not a
mistake, It was an absolute fahrica-
ton. Mr.. Weekley, as recounted By
the Majority weeks ago, asked Presi-
dent Lutz to call meeting Of the
Board Of Directors and he refused to
do So. Later the Ohio Valley Assem-
bly, officialIy made request for q
meeting with the Auditorium Board d
Directors, ana this request has nQl
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-11-16
Union Printer t ai:ll''


Poughkeepsie, N. II; Nov. 16. The
union printers have won victory in
their fight against a local printing
concern. In submitting bids for the
printing Of ballots for the general
election the arm referred to was low
bidder and when the contract was pre-
pared it was drawn up in accordance
with the law and the rules governing
union labor-eight hours per day, etc.
To this the firm objected and applied
to the courts for a mandamus com
polling the Election Commission to
award the contract with the eight
hour clause eliminated. The court
held that the law was plainly in favor
of the contention of the Printers I'M
ion; that the public printing must be
done under eight hours and pay OF
employees must be in accordance with
the prevailing rate pay.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-11-16
Innovation
Injunction Method .lnaugurated In
Canada by Judge Restraining
Commission Of Inquiry.

Montreal, Can. Nov. 16.-American
judicial methods are being inangurated
in this city, Recently the street rail-.
way employees formed an ganization;
the company. as is usual. in its efforts
to destroy the union, discharged 40 Of
the men who had become members,
Immediately following, the officials of
the union, exercising their rights I'm
der the Lemieux Act, otherwise known
as the Industrial Disputes Act, de-
manded commission Of Inquiry. This
commission was accordingly appoint
ed; the members Of the Street Rail-
waymen's Union selecting their repre-
sentatives, the company and the Gov
eminent doing likewise. Then follow
ed turn in the affairs, the company
on advise Of its solicitors, going into
court and asking that restraining
order be issued forbidding the Com
mission from sitting and exercising
its functions under the Dominion law.
The point raised by the attorneys for
the company was that the Dominion
Parliament had no legal right to in
terfere in what was termed Provin-
cial rights. In other words, it was
commended that there was conflict
between, what in the United States,
,,,o,,la 10 fnrr,,ad TVadaral and State
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-11-16
FREE TEXT BOOKS
FOR NASHVILLE

Nashville. Tenn. Nov. 1s.-The
hoard Of education has adopted
nan Whereby the free text book sys-
tenn win be inaugurated in the city
must Be placed upon the continuation
g debate. The closure is an unWei-
eome device, but the Government had
81 ontion. AFTER 1e more days discus
s;on an the committee stage OF the
health insurance part It must come 70
q and. IN the meantime. the unen-
nloyment section is to be sent 70 2
s 81 committee for separate treat
ment. In ali. the Bill win have had
g S. ~ days discussion. Few bills
have ever received SO ample az allow
ance.'
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-11-16
Gets Union Labor Clause Wiped Out
Of Telephons franchises
in Warwood.
eLoopEp SUDDENLY AT
TIME TO SUIT cOMPANf g
Member of Printers Union plsgraces
Himself and His Or
uanization.

Organized Labor in WarWooo was
betrayed by member Of the Prlnteis /,
sitting in the Warwood council Noyem-
Der 10th. A fifty year franchise was
granted the Bell Telephone company
and Wilbur Carlin, member OF Mheei,
ing typographical Union NO. q. anu
employed as linotype composltor ny
the w. Va. Printing CO., CHE Regis
teri, moved to kill the clause PROVO
ing for the employment of union La
Dor. For this betrayal Carlfn is being
roundly condemned by honest men.
His action was entirely unexpected,
and 1t has caused much wondermehs
as to the particular influence that was
brought to bear to induce hum q
change his mind at the phsycological
moment.
Councilman Harry Fuhr had pre-
pared the union labor clause, ana IN us
preparation had the help Of Carian
Councilman Fuhr stated that he nae
the promise of the support Of Council
men Carlin, Murphy, McNabb, Marsl
and Charles Miller. Murphy ant
Marsh were the only two who stuci
with Fuhr for Labor.
At the third and final reading p
the franchise, Carlin bodied ur AMI
asked that the Labor clause pc reas
again. This was done and he the!
delivered himself somewhat IS FOL
lows:
Il ma union man. but ] DO no
believe that q clause Of this KIM
should be read into I franchise hk
= q = = go A.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-11-16
Wilbur Carlirl
Betrays Labor

necessary restrictions on thin, and
la6or would not be benefited in the
end. Therefore, Mr.. Mayor. ] move
Won it be laid on the table.
This cowardly motion prevented DIS
ei,ssion. as it was aimed to do. and
The ron cali showed Carlin, Boyd ana
McNabb voting against Labor ana
Mnrnhv. Marsh and Flihr in favor q
/ AMOR. Charles Miller either dio noe
vote. or voiced his preference ~ sucn
low tone as to be unaudible to all save
tha rnavor. to whom he whispered, ana
II such good purpose that the mayor
announced the motion as ad0pteas
IN the final vote, to give away tne
ta1onhone rights for fifty years Ioi
nractically nothing, there was anotnei
psfy;cly Henry speech by the piian.
rs sr,s,se Who was assisted by Boyd and
S ~. ,is Charles Miller said some
t .,.ss.s sfout having promised the PEG
Die that he would oppose any sac q = :,
wear franchise and tnen vos'sS M !.
FAVOR Of that same francn,ss ~. =.
/ Fofe stood: Favorlng the Lrsnc4.s ~;
| Marsh. Boyd. Carlln, McNa9p ~
Miller: opposed, Fuhr ana Mu p -.
I4a5 CHARLES Miller been true g q.
n nor he made the people Delos s
e elss the vote would have peen ,,; :
I iasf lied. but he betrayed ne psep as
ss g,arinaiy as Carlin betrayed Lsa1o.
= a 7,,., me people Of Warwoou nave
ro ,seaT franchise settled upon tne.
shoulders, and the shoulders q sl''7'
children yet unborn. !. s 8, v,a,crlou
The compensation e 50 n a1l;sSSsj
IL Is be joke: -FOUR I .l.s55' 1870 49,
for The cityif i ever ever, 5e4 z4Sr.1 nss 4.
] P s,1sI15i PAY STATIONS. e.,a,,
xfier the council meet,ns 49, 80 :. Z
accompanied the fepEessA. 1880 -
HE Telephone company On : ss'S ssSs =
ride s0meWhere t,r
i1srit'e conn
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-11-16
Government Employed
Machinists Oppose
The Taylor System
James o'connell, President, Declares
Men win Oppose i.

washington, Nov. 16.-s'If the Tay-
lor system is put into operation IN
Government shops by Secretary Slim
son. as he has stated, one OF Two
things will result either Congress
win enact legislation relieving ma
chinists of the unjust rigor OF the So
called scientific shop management, or
there viii be cessation Of work. The
men employed In the shops OF the
Navy Department are high grade
workmen and compare well with the
standard Of the average American
a aehinist, who is acknowledged to be
without peer in any country. There
il nothing new in the Taylor System.
It is simply parts Of old sytems welded
together by Mr.. Taylor. All its Tea
lures. timing Of particular Jobs. regu-
lation Of raw material, bonuses, etc,
have been put in operation in various
places years ago. It simply resolves
itself into driving the workmen. The
machinists have no objection to haE-
ING their work facilitated by the intro
duction Of any system that will enable
them to turn out work faster, By rea-
son Of having material made more
available, or by having proper tools
placed conveniently near them. The
proposition, however, Of taking q
/ highly proficient man working under
advantageous conditions, and comput
ing the time he spends on specified
Jobs and making it J standard. is I'M
lust as wen as faulty for many rea
sons Chief among them is that there
Els no set standard. After one has
been fixed and it Is attained BY ths
men BY straining. Il Is raised BY some
| few workmen better equipped physi
cally. and. instead Of having attained
| the goal, as he supposed. the averag'
workman Is informed that the state 9
/ enicisncy be has reached IS no longe
the standard: that Il has been raised.'
81
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-11-16

st. Louis, Mo. st. Louis Socialists
made splendid showing At the spe
cial Council election, and came with
in three thousand votes Of carrying
the city over the Democrats and Re-
publicans. Socialist council candidate
VIM. H. Brandt received sixteen thou
sand and six votes, the Republican
Caulfeld, 1885, and the Democrat.
Bell, 1885. It was only by extra
ordinary exertions at the, eleventh
hour that the Republican machine
drummed up another three thousand
votes.
The Socialists carried eight of the
twenty-eight wards of the city. and in
six other wards our Socialist party
moved from third into second place.
In two wards the Socialists had more
votes than the Republican and Demo
cratic parties combined. Leading old
party politicians are thunderstruck
over Socialist progress in view of the
fact that both old parties polled less
than fifty per cent Of their votes OF
the last general elections In the 10th
and 18th wards, where most OF the
brewery workers live, the Socialist
vote was thirteen and fourteen hum
dred respectively, while the combined
Republican and Democratic vote was
only about eleven hundred in each of
the two wards. St Louis had two
special elections within three days.
Last Tuesday the Republican city hall
machine wanted an additional two
and one-half million dollars to COM
plete free municipal bridge. Organ
lied Labor and the Socialist party
opposed the bond issue on the ground
that the Municipal Assembly had no
right to grant a fifty years franchise
for an electric railway over the bridge
to a private corporation. They also
protested against employment Of inn
ported scab labor on bridge building
work. Without exception, every
Democratic and Republican daily pa
per stood by the city hall machine and
worked for the bond issue. However,
the Socialists and Trade Unionists
defeated the scheme at Tuesdays
election.
Mayor Kreismann, IN order 70 IN
iure the Socialists chances, refused to
cali the special council election On the
same day with the bond issue vote,
and called second special election
for Friday. When the Socialists al
most licked the Republican city hall
machine to stand-still Friday Mayor
Kreismann was the most disappointed
man in the city. In all Of these bat.
tles our Socialist party worked
tremendously with the Central Trades
and Labor Union and the building
| trades council.
--O ----
Tba uninn label is a sign of fair
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-11-16
AUDITORIUM PROMOTERS TRY
TO FAKE THE PEOPLE

yet been granted.
The daily papers also published ac-
counts of the Labor representatives
putting the matter up to the city coun-
Gil, and referred to the alleged COM
plants of councilmen at this, on the
ground that Labor should appeal to
the city Board of Control. AS a mat
ter of fact, Labor has never gone be-
fore Council with the case, but has,
persistently appeared before the
Board of Control Labor has taken
the position that the ordinance grant
ed by council provided for the erec-
ton of the Auditorium with union
Labor, and that it Is the business OF
the hired officials of the city, the
members Of the Board of Control, to
see that this specification is carried
out, in just the same manner as
though it called for certain Kind of
brick.
Steady Lying.
The dailies have been steadily lying
about the entire matter. They have
even published the report, even after
being corrected, that the W. w Wood
Co., was an "open shop" just the
same as all the other planning mills
in the city, when the truth is that
the w. w Wood Co. is the only con-
Germ in the city NOT EMPLOYING "a
SINGLE UNION MAN.
With all the daily papers lined up
against the workers, and the entire
weight Of the business interests
thrown against them, Labor Is having
hard fight. but Labor win win, and
| the open shoppers win receive set
/ back that should make them wiser. Il
saddeE men.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-11-16
Say Medicos
Are Takers
Hold q. r. AItshaus to Grand Jury
Charge of Practicins Without
License.

1t is charged that the Pelvic
cialists, doing business as physi(
at 1923 Market street, are not q
ing to the ethics of the medica =
fession, or even to the laws q
state. In other words, it is az
that they are so anxious to gaas
money from the people that tuiIo
not even stop for a physician 'silue
ficate. B. F. Altshaus, who
that he has no reason to be \, -,
CDR" will have an opportunity tt =
it explained to the grand jury
Last week George Hall, of Err
port, who claims to have bENA
patient of these DOCTORS" swol--
a warrant before Justice Rta&
charging practicing without a lii
There are a number of men a
the Specialists" and one pro
what purpOrted to be license
was discharged. Another, hot
B. F. Altshaus, failed to show a
cense, and was held to the grand
furnishing bond. ~
Neither the prosecuting attornE
any of his assistants were pfesa
protect the peoples interests. II
terested party being compelled
cure an attorney at his own exN
Altshaus claimed that he di
claim to be practicing, but DR.. WA.
ter, member of the state boalssl
health, testified that when he
to question: the Specialists,
shaus came into the reception
and said: Me
Just wait moment, please; e
performing Q slight operation"
Altshaus answered that he
have used those words, "just al
office boy would use them.
Another patient" witness, howe
said: why, you represented your
to me as doctor"
The daily papers have not "pla
up" this story. The Pelvic S1MV
lists" are heavy advertisers. SsWA