United labor bulletin., 1911-02-02

secretary-Treasurer .EDW. J. HINES
Typographical. v
Press Assistants 40.
Reading Clerk ;;;MRs; 4 ALICE Masn,1ia,. KTtLoGa
sergeant-at-Arm -. STEVE cARMoDY
Horseshoers.
BUsNEss co2nuTTEE.
J. w. WHITE. Chairman ... ..stereotypers
EAMRL M H0AGE. Secretary. Press Assi.t.nts T Z.
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LOCAL AND FOREIGN
ITEMS OF INTEREST
Russia, Japan and China have Joined
hands in fighting common enemy-the
bubonic plague.
The Denver daily press is throwing
a fit" because it has been discovered
that the Denver chamber of commerce is
controlled by the special interests. Pub
lie questions would be handled in diff
ferent way If such were not the case
The stronger organization will always
master the weaker.
Aeroplanes can now rise from and
alight on water.
Organized labor is cutting some ice"
in the eighteenth general assembly. The
public is kind enough to give their rep
resentatives some credit for the dead
lock in the election of a United States
senator.
The labor element and the platform
Democrats in the general assembly say:
pass the needed legislation and we Will
then elect a United States senator"
Beats them all. La Belle SC cigar.
Union made
The grand jury at Danville, nl.-the
home of Uncle Joe Cannon-has discov-
cred that Uncle Joe's workers voted all
the patients in the insane ward of the
Soldiers home: The organizers of the A.
F. of L. probably overlooked these
voters" when they were campaigning
against Uncle Joe.
The money saved by fighting organ
lied labor on the d. G. R. G., the Mis-
souri, Pacific, the Iron Mountain and
other Gould properties will now go to
strew the path of Lord Decies with roses;
and then a reduction in wages will be
ordered to raise money to make set
tlement on the lord when the daughter
of George Gould asks for divorce. The |
poor worker must finance one damn
thing after another
Try a Principe de Lees cigar for an
after-dinper smoke.
1t is believed that the Canadian Unit
ed States reciprocity agreement will not
be ratified by the Canadian government.
1t is because it will cheaper produce to
the consumer.
The union men and women of Denver
would like to know if freight rates had
anything to do with the rafting of
Kindels mattress factory. Does George
use the money saved by cheap labor to
gain low freight rates for the business
men? George has great love for the
dear pepul.
Senator Napier is a candidate for de-
feat when he comes up for reelection
If he keeps up his work of destructive
legislation.
Lobster pink" is now fashionable in
society. There is a time and place for
everything.
Go to Baur's, 1912 Curtis, for fresh
candies and bon bons.
The fire and police board has ordered
the fakirs that sell all kinds of sweat
shop clothing at Fifteenth and Stout, to
remove the sign that says they are sell
ing clothing soiled in wrecked cars. Peo-
pie who have regard for their health
should not wear goods sold under these
conditions.
Ex-Governor Richard Yates of Illinois
will speak at banquet of the Illinois
society in Denver on Feb. 13. Richard
Yates has strong Socialistic tendencies.
Baur's bon bons and chocolates are
the best. 1872 Curtis street.
Denver Typographical union will give
its twenty-fifth annual ball at Ell Jebel
temple on Monday, Feb. 6. 1t will be
up to the high standard of former years.
Don't fail to attend.
The new style for men-corset coats
and tight trousers-will reveal the de-
formities of the wearer; but style polh-
ORG tho 1ahorita hut little.