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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1911-07-29
GOMPERS AND WRIGHT.

GOMPERS AND WRIGHT.
Informed by the highest court
in the land-the United States
supreme court-that they need
not go to Jail, Gompers, Mitchell
and Morrison find their troubles
are not over.
They still must deal with
Justice Wright of the supreme
court of the District of Columbia,
the judge who imposed the
sentences originally.
The case goes back to Wright
on a few words in the higher
court s decision-that he could, if
he saw fit, call the labor officials
to account in a civil action.
All the higher tribunal decided
was that the offense-printing
news of the boycott against the
Bucks Stove and Range company
after Wright had granted an in
junction prohibiting twas not
criminal offense and was not pun
ishable by Imprisonment.
The strangest thing about the
latest development is that after
everybody practically sidestepped
arousing the people by falling
these three men Wright persists!
Men who preach revolution fire.
q1ently are misbranded anarch-
lists. But Wright-who' would
light the flame that wiser men are
trying their hardest to subdue-
would scarcely consider himself
revolutionist.
Wright does not preach revolu-
ton, but in his own way he is
doing more than the widest fan
attic to stir up one!
After Wright felt called upon
to sentence to Jail three clean citi-
zens like Gompers, Mitchell and
Morrison-men who have given
their lives to the service of man.
kind-men who never took a dol
lar they did not earn and there
fore have very few dollars when
! Wright did this even the Bucks
Stove and Range company-arch
enemy Of organized labor weak
ened.
: The Bucks plant was unionized,
the Bucks company withdrew al
together as a party to the suit
abandoned entirely it's fight on or
/ ganized labor.
4 Everything the Bucks company
could do was done to relieve the
courts of the odium Of sending
these three conspicuous unionists
to jail!
There is much in the decision of
the United States supreme court
that reads like Greek to tho ordin-
airy man. not uncommon thing
about court decisions.
But the decision did indicate
that this mighty tribunal was TAX
ing the easiest possible way out
Of a very uncomfortable situation!
But Wright persisted.
. A decision Of the United States
supreme court is final, and those
who oppose, such decisions gener-
ally are classed as agitators.
This court undoubtedly thought
it had decided this case finally.
Wright thought differently.
Gompers at a recent hearing
gave some personal opinions of
Justice Wright.
One thing stands out as a GER
tainty Justice Wright IS a foe Of
the working people. This fact sex-
plains many Of the otherwise I'M
plainable things about the man.
f units him for. being q judge
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1911-07-29
Our. Question Box

eueh questions win b. answered In this
1fes Q the GOOD and wel1ars OF our read.
- Questions strictly ssctax1an IN naavrA
.o!1e poNtteal In character. wnl b either
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QUESTION BOX
Duluth. July ~, 1911.
Editor Labor World: n.y., 81:
Please give a recipe for each of the
following:
y For canning blueberries.
(2) Layer cake. i
&. (3) Walnut cake. Ill
a. Lemon cake.
Yours truly. Wv. J. . ~
(Miss) E.. McF.
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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1911-07-29

n the. local option town it IS,
optional whet her you get Il 81 the
drug store Or the g q &; s ,ss;S
La Junta tribune., 1911-01-07

WERTHEIMER- -SWARTS SHOE co.
St. Louis, u s. A.

breaking runs of late.-Wiley Journal
The stockholders OF the Citizens
state Bank at Lamar this week elect.
d as president J. NJ. Williams, for
merly cashier. l.. J. Boring was
elected cashier The stock of the
association is now entirely owned by
Lamar people. The combined de-
posi,s OF the Lamar banks at this
tlme aggregate s.tc,0C0.
one hundred saloon licenses were
granted bv the city council in Pu.
eblo this week and five applications
were turned down. The licenses are
for the coming year and include prac.
ticall! all Of those who were in busi-
ness during 1910. One OF the new II.
censes was TO the Walter Brewing
Company for the VAN Hotel. which
is being erected.
Work is now In progress upon a
diversion dam on Horse Creek for the
Box Springs country. Horse creek
drains an area Of $50 square miles
and the annual flood is large enough
TO irrigate 100. 900 acres. There is
but 10000 acres under the Box Spring,
proposition. The contractor Is under
bonds TO have the dam completed by
the 20th OF March. 1911. The dam
Is being built at cost OF about
$1,000 and will be made from concrete
and steel. thus insuring a permanent
structure.
William Auckland. Of Olney Springs,
Otcro county. has 200 acres In al.
falfa which Is the largest plantation
In the state. His crop this year av.
eraged six tons To the acr. for the
entire tract. He went there twenty
years ago poor man after having
cen burned out under the Highline
ditch. near Denver. lie has amassed
a fortune estimated at from one-quar.
ter TO onehAif "a million dollars. all
Of Il realized from growing alfalfa In
the Arkansas Valley. The other day
he was offered $500 per acre for the
entire place, but refused TO sell be.
cause II IN paying good Interest on
this valua,lon.-field and Farm.
La Junta tribune., 1911-01-07
GREATEST SHOW IN WORLD.
Exhibition OF Carloads Of Feeder Cat
tie at Denver Holds the Record.


The National Western Stock Show.
which is held every January in Denver.
holds the record OF the world for the
greatest exhibition OF feeder cattle.
both as TO quality and quantity. The
Denver show pays particular attention
to the commercial end of the cattle
business and while showing the stock
men the best there is in pure blood,
In the carload exhibition is shown
what can be accomplished with the
good blood Last January there were
$50 carloads of feeder cattle exhibited
and these were taken from shipments
that aggregated over 10000 cattle. the
plan followed by the western cattle
men is to send In from two or three
To- twenty carloads of their best cat
show and hold the rest for sale after
the ribbons are awarded. As a rule, the
man who buys the prize winning cat
tie usually wants anywhere from two
loads to a trainload of the same Kind
OF cattle. and he finds them waiting
IOF uls Ulus t<sot Nh''' wN''
over hfty eastern cattle feeders at the
Denver show to pick up some choice
feeders and II has been found that
these cattle are money makers. for
they have the quality and health 50
essential.
Even in the fat cattle division OF the
show the commercial end is carefully
looked after. Long fed cattle carrying
more tallow than lean meat have been
found unpopular and improbable In
the west and the fat cattle exhibition
IN the car lot end. is limited to the
short fed commercial cattle. which are
the kind the packers want and which
make money for all who handle them
The western men are being encour
agcd To feed for beef instead OF trllow
aud the oyeriat animals are conspicu
ouF In Denver by their absence.
The sixth annual show opens In
Denver. January 10th. for week. and
II will be the big live stock event OF
the year as far AS the ives, is con
Cerngl
La Junta tribune., 1911-01-07
Notice Of Final Settlement.

In tho matter OF the estate of Ger
aid Dougherty. deceased.
Not.cc is hereby given, that on
Monday, the thirteth day OF Janu.
airy, 4 d. 1910, being one of the
regular days OF the December term
of the county court OF Otero county.
in the state of Colorado, |. Elizabeth
Doughcrty, Administrative of said
estate, will appear before the Judge
of said court. present my final settle
ment as such Administrative. pray the
approval OF the same. and will then
apply 10 be discharged as such admin
istratriN At which time and place
any person in interest may appear
and present objections to the same
IL any there be.
Dated al La Junta, Colorado. De
cember IS. 1910.
ELIZABETH DOuGHERTY,
Administratrix of the estate Of Ger
aid Doughorty. deceased,
First publication, December 81, 1910.
Last publication. January q, 1911.
La Junta tribune., 1911-01-07
UPNpDOWN
THE
VALLEY

Last week the Hearst Trophy cup
was on exhibition in Sugl City.
Lamar has called an election to
vote bonds for a new high school
building The election took place
yesterday.
According to the tale of the second
assistant postmaster general 1t is
the fault OF the Santa Fe that the
alfalfa branch between Holly and
Swmk has not a full fledged postal
service. He says the company has
refused to accept and perform the
service In accordance with the postal
Law. end regulations.
bushels of beans TO the acre. and S.
ID. Gof twenty bushels To the acre
the past season. At the present time
they can get five cents per pound
for them, SO you can easily figure out
what they will make ON their crop. II
looks as II II would be a good plan
10 raise q few beans as well as beets.
-Cheraw Clarion.
The Arkansas Valley Alfalfa Pro.
ducts Association was organized In
Lamar last Monday at an adjourned
meeting Of the haymen OF the valley.
Officers were elected as follows: Pres
ident. q. S. Briggs. Fowler; vice.
president. Ralph Green. Bristol. secre
tary. W. c. Dix. Lamar. Directors
were also elected and comprise the
a.oye officers and c. A. Pinkham.
OF Holly. and II. S. Wales. OF Las Ami
mas.
A man by the name OF Walters
caught a big brown eagle In steel
trap about sixty miles north OF Ord.
way. and brought II 10 town Thurs.
-gky. vi WAS a monster bird. measur.
ts seven feet from tip to tip. MIR.
Walters works for u Mr.. Leach. living
west OF ordway.-Ordway Call.
A number Of leading merchants OF
Fowler adopted the strictly cash sys-
TEN Of doing business. commencing
Monday. January I'd. The movement
OF these Fowler merchants IN "a part
Of u general movement along the
same line throughout Ii. valley. The
Fowler merchants expect to be abl.
by the new arrangement 10 40 greatly
reduce prices that those who now
think they need credit. will make IL
convenient TO pay cash.
The alfalfa hay was never In better
shape for grinding than II has been
this season. There has not been
more than = mere trace Of preciplta.
ton since early In September. This
Il the chief reason why the local
mill has been making somc record.
La Junta tribune., 1911-01-07
Annual Meeting Notice.

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of The La Junta Home Com
pahy Will be held at the secretary's
Office in the Colorado Savings and
trust Company building on Monday
evening, January l6, 1911. at 7:3O
O'Clock, for the purpose of electing
board CT directors and such other
business as may properly come be-
fore il.
c. A. BEERBOHM, Secretary.
First publication. December "a, 1910.
Last publication, January IA, 1911.
La Junta tribune., 1911-01-07
Postal Savings Bank Proves Popular

The postal savings bank system
was successfully inauguratcd at Lead.
vile last Tuesday morning. and at
the close Of business nifty people. In
ciuding u number OF children. had
taken advantage OF the opportunity
10 make deposits In Uncle Sans
bank Owing TO the failure Of ccrtifi.
Gates Of u larger denomination than
81 to arrive. and the supply of these
being very limited. individual dcpor.
It's were restricted to g.. Fifteen per
sons called At ihs postofficc before
10 o'clock with rolls Of money amount
ing In several cases to $500 and dcsir
I'd 10 make deposits.
La Junta tribune., 1911-01-07
Bis WESTERN STOCK SHOW.
Nearly Hall Million Dollars invested
In Buildings for Annual Event.


The annual National Western Stock
Show. which is held In Denver every
January, has grown in six years to DC
one OF the big live stock eApositions oi
the country. 1t is backed by an organ.
ization ol some 500 stockmen and peo
pie interested in live stock agriculture
oil over the west and Is financed B.!
the Denver Union Stock Yards. The
show was started as an educational In
stitution. To educate the Western
farmers in the most modern lines ana
methods OF producing live stock. II
has already been tremendous factor
in improving the live stock OF the
west and the stock yards and business
interests OF Denver have backed It by
providing buildings costing over
1900 90 which are used almost exclu'
sively for this annual show. A mag
nificent amphitheater is the principal
building and is one of the most con
venient buildings OF the kind ever
constructed. providing seats for 10000
people around n large arena In which
the fine stock IL exhibited. There Is
Just being completed for the coming
show, which will be held during the
week OF January 1921. fine three
story barn OF the most modern con
struction and club building which
together will cost about $4,000 1t is
expected that during the show week
In January Denver will entertain
about 10000 visitors. The show will
handle 10000 people during the week.
The premium lists and cost OF the
show will be over s5O.O0O. Railroads
will make reduced rates from all parts
OF the west
La Junta tribune., 1911-01-07
Notice for Bids for Construction
Work TO Be Done by the holbrook
Irrigation District.

La Junta. Colo, December Il. 1910
Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals will be- received at the Of
flee OF The Hol rOok Irrigation Dis.
trirt. La Junta, Colorado. until l2
o'clock noon. January 2, 1871. for the
Enlargement and cleaning OF the Lake
canal from its headpatc TO Dye res
Dryoir.
All propo sails will lo opened at the
office OF the board of directors at
La lunta. Colorado, at o'clock pm.
January .. 1911. and the contract will
be awarded to the lowest responsible
bidder therefor
specifications. form OF contract and
proposal blanks may be obtained. and
plans Of the work inspected at the
Office Of the board OF directors OF
said district.
Al bids must b. accompanied by
a ccrtifIcd check for five hundred dol.
lars t5oO).
The board OF directors reserves the
right TO reject any or all bids.
ly order OF the board OF directors
of
THE HoLBRooK IRRIGATION
DISTRICT.
Frank Stansficld. Secretary.
First Insertion. December IL. 1910.
Last insertion. January Z. 1910.
La Junta tribune., 1911-01-07
Stockholders' Annual Meeting.

Notice Of stockholders annual meeting
of the North La Junta Canal Com
pany:
The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders Of the North La Junta
Cana Company will be held in Boyd
Hall, IN North La Junta. Saturday.
January n, 1911, at 1880 y. m, for
the purpose of electing board of
directors to levy the annual assess
mem, and such other business as
may regularly come before said meet
ing
J. L. SANBORN.
President.
J. II. LYNGAR,
Secretary and Treasurer.
First publication, December 81. 1910.
Last publication, January 2l. 1911.
La Junta tribune., 1911-01-07
TAuLOW vs.. LEAN MEAT.
Western Cattle Feeders Decline &c
Produce overfst Beet

The western s,ockman and farmer
Il nothing II not practical. An Illus
tration of this was had by the pro
mo'ers Of the National Western Stock
Show at Denver, Six years ago this
show was started by = number OF
La Junta tribune., 1911-01-07
THE POPULAR HEREFORD.

~crtern stockmcn and farmers and
following along the lines of the stock
shows Tor many years. big premium
were offered for carloads Of prime fat
steers. Al first the stockmen took
hold eagerly and at the nrst and sec,
ond shows \ nnc display Of fat cattle
WAS made. Then tho feeders began
10 hguf. tho cost. They found that
they were producing n large amount
ef isllow which they were trying 10
force upon the packers nj the price of
lean meat Even then II was found
that ai the highest lean mca, price.
the tallo~ product did not pay Al the
third and fourth shows the number Of
prime fat cattle was exceedingly small
and at the NTH show last January 6
classification was provided for the
short fed cattle. A. = result there
was good showing Of short fed cattle
and no long fed stock on exhibition.
For the nett show. which will Re
held January 1871 at Dsavsr. the osly
La Junta tribune., 1911-01-07
Notice Of Adjustment Day.

Estate Of Finley Edward Hamilton.
deceased.
Inc undersigned. having been ap.
pointed executor Of the estate OF Fin
Icy Edward Hamilton. late OF the
county Of otero. In the state OF Col.
ofado. DECEASED. hereby gives notice
that he viii appear lcforc the coun.
y court Of said ot"ro county. at the
court house In La Jun,a. In said
county. ON Monday. the 3o,h day Of
January. A. d. 1911. at the hour OF
10 o'clock n. m. OF said day. Mt which
time all persons having claims against
said estate are notified aud requested
10 attend for the purpose Of having
N" same adjusted. All persons In
drbtcd TO said estate are requested
10 make Immediate payment to the
Undersigned.
Dated At La Jun,a. Colorado. this
Gath day Of December. A. ID. 1910.
THE COLORADO SAVINGS
AND TRUST COMPANY.
By c. A. Bcerbohm. Cashier and sec.
rotary. executor Of the estate OF
FINLEY Edward Hamilton. deceased.
q. ~. Damcron. Attorney.
First publication. December 81. 1910.
Last publication, January ~. 1911.
Williams news., 1911-08-19
ELECTRICIY--AND THE LIGHT OF REASON

WILLIAMS has reputation for whoeheartedness when W it to putting up money for public purpose which the years won't take away her. She noted from end of the other for this habit of erosty.
 And highly commendable comparison with many larger towns, brilliant lights flaming and farreach ing mammoth electric sisn saying satisfied only with the very best and the of it of city illumination
 Electricity sort of Juice" that money. And electric light plant can't without money.
 If, by mirae the local option election should put each every saloon of business the loss the light plant from the saloons, would be important Take this with the loss the city of the $48OO which the saloons and the city lights go glmmering- -and in darkness
 Should any person think this me-spun argument campaign story catch votes he obtain sthand n- formation from Manager Huse of the light company who that, without the from the saloons his pany would find profitable continue its plant here.
Williams news., 1911-08-19
STATEHOOD MAY
 YET MATERIALIZE

Washington. August 17.-If pres ent plans carry, both house and senate will tomorrow vote on the statehood resolution which both have agreed upon before hand, and which the president said he would approve. The new bill is the Flood resolution as it passed the senate, with the exception that Arizona must adopt an amendment to the constitution cutting out members of the judiciary from the operation of the recall, or statehood will be denied Arizona.
Williams news., 1911-08-19
PARA LOS VOTADOs tiIspANO. O.AMERIC CANOs

Todo hispano Americana ciuda- dano, y en particular cada hispano- Americana votante del pueblo de Williams, debian de interesarse grandemente en la elecion que ten dra lugar en este pueblo el Juevez, Agosto 24th, para desedir si todo salon en Ia plaza tendra que cerrar su negosiacion y ningun licor de ninguna especie sera vendido aqui bajo penalidad de la ley.
 Cada salon de esta ciudad paga una licencia de $500 al auo DOT el privileiio de hacer negocio. Hay ocho salones, y ell dinero que entra en la tesoreria del pueblo son: $480O al ano. Amas de esto, cuando SC nesesita dinero para eel ebraciones de 4 de Julio y otros
Williams news., 1911-08-19
ing
Has Money-Wants to Invest It

Has Money-Wants to Invest 1t
 G. c. Burrell, who has charge of the insurance department in the office of President Ripley of the Santa Fe in Chicago, was here early this week, checking up the company's local insurance. and took trip to the Grand Canyon. Owing to the fact that securities such as stocks and bonds. purchas- able on city exchanges, are so un- certain, and becoming more so, as investment, Mir. Burrell had de- cided to invest money in Arizona land. ard was said to be looking for such opportunities around Will jams.
 Any one who has something of the sort Co offer should address the secretary of the Williams Con- mercial club at this place, who will give all information possible and without charge.
Williams news., 1911-08-19
Wants to Buy and Build

Mrs. M. Cruse of Del Rio, Texas, was here Wednesday, and endeav- ored to make arrangements to pur- chase some lots and erect a two story rooming house, to contain also a number of three room suites for light housekeeping.
 Mrs. Cruse has amassed small fortune in this business, and being attracted here by the famous eli mate of the country. looked with favor upon Williams as a perma- nent location. She will shortly dispose of her interests in Del Rio and locate in Coconino county.
 Mrs. Cruse has asked the Com. mercial club secretary to put her in touch with those owning saleable lots for this purpose. Any one in- terested in the matter will be SUD- piled with full details at The News office.
Williams news., 1911-08-19

dias festivos, casi todo este dinero es donado DOT los salones.
 Si los salones son votados fuera, todo este dinero SC lo'quitan al pueblo.
 Los salones hacen mas gastos eu luces electricas, y si son votados fuera. la planta electrica no podrs seguir corriendo.
 Si los salones son votados fuera, algunos de ellos SC saldran nomas afuera de los limites de Ia ciudad y abrifan negocio alli, y no tendran que pagar licencia al pueblo, y SC vendera igual cantidad de licor como antes, y los pagadores de taxes tendran que pagar esos $4S00 que salones pagan ahora para sos- tener al pueblo.
 Hispano -Americanos votantes- Ipara que lado votaran?
Williams news., 1911-08-19
Maine Matters

Roadmaster Charles Johnson, with large gang of men. has been putting in a switch at Maine this week.
 Work on the double track al Maine is moving along rapidly.
 The clerk of the school board has had three letters this week from teachers all wishing to take the school at Maine this year.
 A very hard rain here this week filled up the dams and water holes which benefited the cattle and range conditions verry much. Pros. poets are considera bly, frightened thereby,
 J. Morehead has been on the sick list for the past few days.
 Maine may soon be without g postoffice. as the postmistress ii looking every day for the govern ment auditor to close up the office
 w. w. Kelly was a visetor here from Williams Sunday.
Williams news., 1911-08-19
Number A
A LAST WORD ON THE ELECTION

REFORE another printed option
 election of Thursday, August 24h, shall have been held Williams and the result known to the public.
 Of that result there little doubt the mind of any thinking m familiar with conditions here.
 Even the leaders of the prohibition realize the utter falacy of expecting and only hoping hope of preventing the election being overwhelming and hu iaing landslide.
 The crushing defeat of the prohibition forces Yavapa county when they confidently expected make it closed has effectively senced of the bitter and fighters against personal liberty and the principle of the rule of the majority
 But before the election there shall have col lection of persona professional whose sole in life strife which they do live, where they have ntere aenate friendships parayze for the while they hold forth hired halls and offer the theoretical and meon that the Yavapai lately and emphacay disapproved of
 Like devastating host of locusts they oudng the sky strike the fair face of and leaving behind business depression that require months endeavor to overcome.
 should these hired They do live here and and of theirs
 When the that shall silence the of the proh bon asators counted and sober second thought has its then the eeng engendered by the contest be for gotten the united and unanimous work of making Williams the Big Boy of Northern Arizona