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United labor bulletin., 1911-03-30
PLUMBING INSPECTION
BILL ON CALENDAR
Continued from Page H.

or tenant to notify SAID plumbing In
spector that such work is ready for his
inspection. Failing to have work ready
for inspection at specified time of such
notice he will be subject to such penalty
as is hereinafter provided for.
Sec. 10. The test provided for such
work shall consist Of filling the entire
system of drainage and ventilation with
cold water or subjecting the same to
smoke test with pressure Of ten pounds
to the square inch, or in cases where 1t
is not practicable to use either OF the
aforementioned tests, what is known as
the peppermint test may be used.
Sec. IA. There shall hereby be appro-
priated out of any funds in the treasury
not otherwise appropriated the sum OF
five thousand dollars ($5.000), to be used
for the maintenance of this office, two
thousand five hundred dollars ($2,50O)
for the year 1911 and the same amount
for the year 1912.
Sec. Is. Any person or persons. owner,
agent, manager or tenant refusing, fail
ing or neglecting to comply with any OF
the provisions of this act shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor and subject to
fine of not less than ten or more than
one hundred dollars or imprisonment for
not less than ten days or more than
ninety days in the county jail of the
county where such violation was COM
mitted, each and every day to consti-
tute a separate offense after due notice
by said inspector of plumbing.
Sec. 16. II shall be the duty OF said
inspector of plumbing. upon receipt OF
the knowledge that any part of this act
has been violated, to go before any JUS
tice of the peace and cause the arrest
and prosecution of all persons whom he
has reason to believe are guilty of such
violation
Sec. IT, All acts and parts of acts in
conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
The La Belle il the best SC cigar On
the market
United labor bulletin., 1911-03-30
DECAY OF MILITARY sPIRIr-rhE
REASON WHY.

Albany. New York.-Adjustant Gen
eral William verbeck. head of the
New York national guard. criticized for
n recent speech in which he declared that
the military spirit in America is at low
ebb. gives these interesting reasons why
1t is difficult to get recruits for the ma
tional guard:
The influence of Andrew Carnegie and
his peace fund of ten million dollars.
The hostile attitude of women school
teachers toward military drill and mill
tary spirit In the schools.
The hostility to things military by the
Boy Scouts
Tendency to commercialism and wor-
ship of the dollar.
Large amount of time consumed by so.
cial obligations
jealousy OF wives of time spent by
husbands in military affairs.
Large amount of ridicule to which mil.
itary officers are subjected.
Large number of fraternal organiza.
lions that use gaudy uniforms that
eclipse the more sober garb OF the sol
diery
The general decay of the military spir
It in the country.
The lack of popular education regard
ing military affairs
United labor bulletin., 1911-03-30
The RIGHTS oE MEN.

In speaking of prohibition and the rights
of the working classes, Abraham Lincoln
said:
Prohibition will work great injury to
the cause of temperance. 1t is species
of intemperance within itself, for 1t goes
beyond the bounds of reason in that it
attempts to control mans appetite by
legislation, and in making crimes out of
things that are not crimes. A prohibit
ton law strikes blow at the very prin-
ciples on which our government was
founded l have always been found Ia
boring to protect the weaker classes
from the stronger. and never can give
my consent to such a law as you propose
to enact. Until my tongue shall be ST.
fenced in death, l will continue to fight
for the rights of men,
United labor bulletin., 1911-03-30
BARTH BUYS BIC
BLOCK or SHUBERT
BUILDING BONDS
Heavy investor Believes Growth OF City's
Business Il Strongly Toward
Eighteenth Bt.

l.. Il. Spencer. manager of the bond de-
partment OF the Shubert Building corpora
ton. announced today that William Barth.
millionaire owner OF the Equitable build
ing. had purchased for cash large block
OF bonds OF the company. The corporation
a erecting the Shubert office and thcater
building at California and Eighteenth
streets.
II always have believed and now believe
more than ever that the trend OF Denyer's
best business growth is toward Eighteenth
street" said Mr.. Barth today. That Is
why invested in the Shubert bonds. Rem
tails and values will steadily increase. As
the ghubcrt bonds share In this Increase
above per cent. think them safe BUSH
ness building Investment II you cannot
buy whole building. buy an ownership
interest in one"
Mr. Barth is one of the largest owners
of real estate In Denver, and apparently
has never made a mistake in the estimates
he has placed on the growth OF Denver.
United labor bulletin., 1911-03-30
ROTTEN EGGS USED.
Button Workers Become Enraged At
Treatment and Use Hen Fruit.

As the result OF the button workers
lockout at Muscatine. Iowa, the nom
union men were bombarded with rotten
eggs and stones when they left the fac
tory Tuesday night One superintendent
was hit with a baseball bat Fifteen ex-
ira policemen were sworn in Wednes-
day.
Although 1900 button workers have
been out for sine time there had been
no troupe until the arrival of Emmett
Flood of the Chicago Garment Workers
union. 10 take charge of the union end OF
the strike
The button workers employed by the
Automatic. Mckee & Bliven. Hawkeye.
Holmes. Muscatine Pearl, Vienna, Pho
neer, 'Schmaltz. Bishop & Hagerman No.
and the Smith & Richards Button COM
ton was taken Saturday evening. Febru-
airy 25th, and came like thunderbolt
from clear sky.
The Button Workers Protective Union
is in no way responsible for the present
situation. The union never made any
demands upon the employers. 1t never
endeavored to injure their business or
interfere with the prosperity of the city.
Its sole aim was to organize the button
workers and then lead up in a gradual
and peaceable manner to a mutual I'M
derstanding with the firms. All along
every possible means has been utilized to
maintain peace with the employers.
That this is lockout is amply proven
by the numerous attempts that have
been made by the representatives of
those firms to get their employees. espe-
cially the women. to return to work on
the condition that they abandon the
union. These offers have met with the
scorn that they deserve
The union has but one demand to
make. demand born OF the present sit
uation. and that is that all locked out
employees be taken back without discrim-
nation This is our sole demand A de-
mand that we are forced to make to pre-
serve our organization. No argument. no
advice. no pressure that may be brought
to bear will change our attitude on this
question.
United labor bulletin., 1911-03-30
TOO MANY JAPANESE IN JAPAN.

In a Tokyo magazine article Count Ok
una. the Japanese statesman, sheds con-
siderable light on the real reason why
the ruling class of Nippon were SO anx-
ious TO have Uncle Sam, or. rather. Bill
Taft, open wide the American ports for
the admission of as many coolie laborers
as desire TO cross the pacific
Count Okuma says the population OF
Japan at present is 100000, or two
thirds as great as that of the United
States. and fifty years hence II will be
10000. and in $50 years 100000 600. or
about as many people as China now holds.
II you will run lead pencil around
the area embraced in Connecticut, New
York. New Jersey, Pennsylvania and
Ohio you will have marked off about as
much land as is comprised In Japan.
The people who reside in the foregoing
states. especially those living in the cit
les, feel pretty cramped at times, espe-
cially during industrial depressions. II
thei rterrtory we're twice again as pop
ulous as is Japan's, the struggle for ex-
istence would be proportionately as Sc
we're.
Count Okuma doesn't say SO In as many
words, being too diplomatic for that, but
he hints pretty strongly that there are
too many Japanese in Japan. He says
America doesn't want them. they won't
go to Africa. and Korea will soon be
overstocked
1t ia problem just how many hum
dred thousand or million Japs will be re-
CURED to leave that congested country
in order to insure domestic tranquility.
The hanging of Dr. Kotoku and about
twenty other anarchists" and the i'm
prisonment OF other thousands show that
the ruling class Is alarmed and foresees
a social upheaval.
Hence the new Jap treaty will have
the double effect Of serving as safety
valve for the privileged class of Nippon
and to insure an army OF cheap labor for
the privileged class of America One
hand washes the other.-Peter Powers.
United labor bulletin., 1911-03-30
OWNERSHIP GOLD BONDS
ON THE
Magnificent Shubert
Building

Al Offering price guaranteed 8 PER CENT.
the frst year and per cent PLUS u NET
EARNINGS or BUILDING thereafter,
and July 10. bonds issued through tho
German Amcrican Trust Co. trustee in
desired. All bonds first and prior lien of
record and GUARANTEE COMPLETED
BUILDING UNINCUMBERED. Redeem
able after 1915 and 1870. Bonds non-tax-
able. nssignabie and readily salable. Enough
building space already rented to guarantee
interest on bonds and pay fixed charges.
Best bond offering for the wage-earner.
Can pay In weekly or monthly INSTALL
nents. Eight per cent. earnings. Big
bonds cannot freeze out little bonds.
Lot us write or call and explain this In
vestment and show list OF bond purchasers,
L. =. SPENCER, NOR. BoND DEPT.
4l8 Morhee bldg. Denver, Colo,
United labor bulletin., 1911-03-30
Beats them all. La Belle SC cigar
Union made
TWO OF A MIND.

A wellknowE humorist expressed the
opinion that the keenest repartee, after
all. was the half-unconscious sort that
sprang so whole-heartedly from the
masses. Here is story that he tells in
support of his theory:
A woman who had been selling fish
entered a street car with an empty bas-
ket on her arm, still giving forth an I'M
mistakable odor of the finny tribe it had
carried She took a vacant seat next to
young man. a noticeable swell who
drew his coat-tails away and plainly
showed his disgust.
II s'pose," remarked the woman pres
entity, that you'd rather there was a
gentleman sitting beside your
Yes, would" was the instant re
ply.
There was moments pause, and then
she looked up at him and said. so would
Chicago Record-Herald
Go to Baur's, 1872 Curtis, for fresh
United labor bulletin., 1911-03-30
SEIZURE BILL KILLED.

The search and seizure" bill OF pro-
hibitionists met its doom Wednesday OF
last week when the house concurred in
the adverse report of the temperance
committee. on the bill. The bill is as
dead as nail. for regardless of the eff
forts of the prohibition lobby. the legis-
lature is too intelligent to allow n meas
ure of this kind to pass and many are
surprised that 1t gained the support II
had.
United labor bulletin., 1911-03-30
WILL GIVE SMOKER.

The Bakers union will give smoker
on Saturday, April s. All bakers are in
vited to attend, and a good time will be
had. There will also be good speakers
to address the members who attend.
United labor bulletin., 1911-03-30
THE EYES

or the skilled mechanic are the most
important to his future earning capacity.
II your eyes are troubling You. you had
better see the Geneva Optical Co.. j. H.
Gallup and Il. Gallup, opticians. $50
Gas and Electric building.
United labor bulletin., 1911-03-30
BARRIERS UNION.

The BARRIERS union will hold a benefit
ball at Caldwell hall. April is. Proceeds
will be used to help n number of BARRIERS
who have been sick for some time
United labor bulletin., 1911-03-30
INCREASE FOR TRAINMEN.

All enginemen and trainmen on the
Wabash road have been granted an in
crease approximating 10 per cent.
United labor bulletin., 1911-03-30

Baur's bon bons and chocolates are
the best. 1872 Curtis street
United labor bulletin., 1911-03-30
rRAlNMeN Will DANCE.

brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
and Enginemen will give the twentieth
annual ball of the Denver lodge at Mar
BILE hall April 90.
United labor bulletin., 1911-03-30
HABA ALWAYS BLuD
UNION CIGAR FACTORIES.

Tho following il . list Of cigar fac
tories In Denver and vicinity entitled -
use the BLUE LABEL Of the Cigar Max.
err Uniaa:
J. w Sanford. Sec. 2o1 Railroad Bldg.
Phone Main 1859
United labor bulletin., 1911-03-30

Baur's bon hons and chocolates ar,
the best 1879 Curtis street.
United labor bulletin., 1911-03-30

The La Belle is the best SC cigar o,
the market.
United labor bulletin., 1911-03-30

Go to Baur's, 1872 Curtis. for fresh
candies and bon bons.
United labor bulletin., 1911-03-30

The La Belle is the best SC cigar On
the market
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-14
Classified Ads.
FOUND.
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Hand and gasoline drills al Walker Bros. shop. corner Lanes Way and Third Ave.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-14
STEAMBOAT NEWS

steamer St HrI,u~ left yesterday for the outside. via Solomon. where the boat Is nuW di~eharsns her last con .signmvnt at freight
 The : S Victoria Is expected to go through the Pass during the night, and Is now iu ,hoppy northwestern sea.
 The Senator was heard trying to giNe her position to the Victoria last night hut the l"Cal office did not catch it.
 The S. :. Nu,atan went through the Pass this morning a o'clock enroute to Seattle and reported a very rough sea with a gale blowing from the Northwest
 The Umstuia is now nearing Cape Flsttery and should arrive at Seattle sometime Saturday.
 The Eureka Is reported as coming 10 Nome, but nothing definite has been learned about this vessels movement
 The Mary sachs left for St. Michael last night.
 The seddon left for St. Michael last night.
 s :. corWin sailed for Point Barrow and way ports yesterday. The vessel
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-14

will distribute the freight of the
 wrecked RedHeld [" the northern mis- sionS
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-14
NOME TO HAVE
 ROYAL ARCH LODGE

Strr~ are being taken fnr having s Royal Arrh Chapter iu Masonry estab li~hrd here iu Nome aud th, members of this Masoni, order will meet this evening f"r the purpose af r~tabhShinr 6 lodge
 The next great step iu masonic luds, establishment. after th, Blu, l.nFya 2. the Chapter and the work can Do, given to thr satisfaction "r all after th, lodge and th. rararhrru,la gre u stalled
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-14
CLARK AND o'coNNeR
 OFF FOR COUNCIL

Everett P. Clark Che local agent for th' Alaska Steamship Company aud Mir oCouuer of thr Pa,iu, Coast Steamship Company l,u Nom, this morning about n o'clock iu buck beard frr 60 trip to Couu,u
 The two steamship agents ar, ra,rIiug over the country u the m terrst af tncu boats. amt the late sail mgs for the aut~id, tu n,t"b,r
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-14
RECALL OF DILIING
 HAS ALL DIED DOWN
spselaI Nuaaet Service.

Spectal Nugget Service.
 SEATTLE Sept I4 -El-r since thr great hsht rut ur for thr pyapl, h> Mayor puImE u th, E,utuu Transfer ,t~'- the pre-ut head "r th" city has h,,u N.r> popular Suou after tb, prominent. aud d,,i~i,, action taken hy the mayor Co hrrp the street ears running even contrary (" th, orders ot Judge llauford the people withdrew their stgnoturr~ and u thc past t,u d.,N~ all talk uf having thr uayar r,. ,all,d has died down
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-14
WILL AID SHIP CANAL
Nugget Special servie..

OTTAWA. Sept l4 MacArthur Perks & Company report that they have the assurance or the Canadian government for the construction or tnc Georriau Bay yanal t" Che extent pr yl50 uo0. .u0O
 The construction of this canal Viu open uT thousands "r mites ut new country and give tide water outlet tu foreign markets for the produce of thousands of square miles of trrritur,
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-14

would result Earthquakes or srri- ous nature are taking place every few hours and the town for many miles near the foot of the mountain have been abandoned.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-14
SEND YOUR FRIENDS A copy

Be sure to nnsil copy Of the Mining S Dredging Edition 10 your friends on the outside. lt ~ill keep them posted with the progress of the country.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-14
SEEN AND HEARD

The waters of Bering Sea have been more quiet in the last e4 hours than in tue last two or three weeks
 Jack Frost has been much in ryt- dvucc during the past two nights. and ieu a heavy deposit of white on th, blanks last night
 Gus Boltz has filed another suit and IrayS for $5o.uOo damages against y,r- tan officials Mir Boltz as his own tttorn,y" fails |" make a proper show ug. hr always is beaten before Ice grt~ started for the old saying Every man .t" his trade or profession" holds good In legal procedure and the laNman. like the snowball tn the lower regions. has nc show against a professional. This holds good in all professional lines.
 Last night and the night before it was showing in the Sawtooth range and the hills in the early morning took "u a rather white appearance
 Now that the rough water has be- come quiet so that the mosquito fleet could work to advantage in the ofHng there is not a vessel in sight The Nugget is in receipt of num- hcr of new subscribers from the Inma chuck way. which proves the people ir that section appreciate the "Iiv, ! bunch of mining news" the Nugget publishes every few days from that section of the country.
 With the Snake River Grn,ery An urN. main store. branch. or whatever the name is to be. moving down int, th" heart of the city we will have quit, Iau array of fine grocery stores in thi. u"ighhnrhond. There will be Ieh- mauu's M"llcr x Ince and the Snak, River all punched within block -ith-i Way from the Nugget ofiic, which |, now considered the business center o Nome
 \ wireless received from the Una ltlla yesterday to Bert SchuSmau .m, lG,"rge Bcale. reported the position oi that ship about | 200 miles from Cap, FIattrry and in good weather. Mrs Heale. Mrs. Schusman and Baby Real, |W,rr reported as standing the trip fine
 The Umatila was delayed iu Rcrin. ~ea. "r set back many hours from th, storm the steamer r,u int" after lrav ,ug N"me
 Nisht before last. a squau strucl Nome carly in the morning and if th, wind had kept up for several hours al the rate Is was blowing would ,aus, lau "Ntrr-m- hish water for u was from thr south and strong enough to ~hak, tnr buildings. and blow iu few win blows
 Tn" high water due to the storm just over about finished the old town. ~.t" of solomon The Saudspit or which the original town of solomon i huilt will withstand just about ou, more high water then there win h
 nothing bat wreskage to mark th, sit, I"f the one time lively camp
 Mir Geane, general manager of On solomon X Council city Railroad Nha~, headquarters are at Dickson r,- ported Co the Nugget II was uu.t, sight down there during the r,-e-n storm. Wr'ckJer was floating hae uts tr, lagoon toward Dickson. barn. houses and ~ha,k~ The railroad M inundated for few miles An n bridges and tracks near the beach w.r carried away sa the road had ta h ~hnt down rnr the halancr ur th, seq { son.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-14
MOUNT ETNA IN
 STATE or EsULLUTtON
Nuaaet speeLal Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 rANrN\IA Sept it. The two ,rat,r- unW m activity at tn, tur ot Mount Etua are iu a state or ,buIu. tlnu. hH.Iul away at rapid rate and should all explosion take place which ls yNpe,tyJ JH moment great damage,
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-14

We sell bonded ~hiskiss at the sar- prlee you pay for blends. Try a bot 's, gallon or ease. All goods delivered 9t any part of the city free of charge The Eaae
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-14
REMEMBER TaE NAME.

For prompt and sstsfaet,ry iaundr, work eall up the Peoples L1undry. Phone Main tsi.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-14

Try case or a dozen of fresh Blue Ribbon. olympia or Rainier beer from Sewsd I'd Com's Co. Main 6
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-14

FOR sALE-one ( horse power gAso- line engine in first class condition, cheap. siso. Inquire of waIksr Bros. Machine shop on Third or Nasxss once
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-03

Statement OF the City Treasurer
TOR month OF November, 1910. Wa
ser works account.
Balance OCT. 81, 1910. s33,664.41
Received from Collector
Of Revenue ......... 7,243.s4
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-03

prepared To recaiye the long Ina
that for hours had been gathering
along the White House walks. The
Presidents smile hroadened, the
bugles sounded, the band broke into
a lively two-step and the common
people" entered.
A heterogeneous throng-typically
American--fled IN to the lively
music of the band. Quickened to
hurry them along. The line moved
fast until it reached the President,
but there 1t was delayed by each In
dtvidnal en~deavoring to obtain a dis
tinctively personal greeting from
the host
A few feet down the line from the
President stood several w~ell-groomed
and we1l-built men apparently loung-
ing carelessly about, but keeping a
careful eye on the moving line as 1t
approached the Executive. They
were the secret service men, and not
a person reached the objective point
Of the line without their close scrut-
my. There were no hands wrapped
In handkerchiefs, no packages were
carried In the line, and no n APP
preached the President without keep
ing their two hands In plain sight.
The band quickened it's tune, shift
ed from the lively two-steps to more
lively rag-time; the attendants were
more persistent In keeping the line
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-03
sHnRIEE,s SALE.

IN CHANCERY or NEW JERsEY-Be-
tween Farmers Loan and Trust Com
RRaioessil. Ct ct ais ais. ~ sHmpldaanasts' r. snd F slif fop
D Dec Eso5 70, $50. p'sniss' 'A'su
:; BY virtue Of thS pbove stated TED writ TO
to sale at public vendue on
WEDNEspAYI.- FEBRUARY FIRST,
NINETEEN HUNDRED AND
at two o'clock In the afternoon of the
said day at the Sheriff's office In the
city of New Brunswick, New Jersey:
All those two tracts or parcels of
lands and premises, situate. lying and
being In the City of Perth Amboy, in
the County of Middiesex and State of
First Tr~act-situated on the westerly
side of State street In the City of Perth
Amboy aforesaid. Beginning at the
the westerly. line of State street from
tho cente line of Broad street west
erly of State street as now opened and
feet in width; and from thence running
southerly along the westerly side of
state street Atty feet In width In front
rear and extending from said westerly
side Of State street westerly by lines
at right angles thereto one hundred
and thirty feet In depth on each OF the
along the entire depth. Bounded on
the north by q strip of land lying be-
ises hereby conveyed ana tho southerly
line of. Broad street; on the east by
State strQots on the south by land of
P~ennsyiVania Railroad Company, Be-
said EIiseo Heel and Rosalia +. II.
D0nish Evangelical Lutheran st. Ste
eeaateendS os do 9 Ysth. isos. ana G feaporded II
i' Second ID T Da RAsis st; III in the city of
Perth Amboy aforesaid. Beginning at
a. point on the westerly side Of State
feet aoutherly from tho southerly line
OF the first tract herein mentioned,
and at tho southerly line of land OF
Lund; thence westerly along Lund's
ee]nnsyiyanie Kailroad Company
thence s~9atherly along sa SAL oa diai .braa
feet TO land formerly of Mary r,
tine one hundred and thirty feet
thence northeriy along tho westerly,
iina of State stroet one hundred and
three feet 10 tho point or place Of be-
Properly Of Lundi east BY State street;
south by land formerly OF Mary ID,
clssry, and west by iaad Of the Penn
same prsmisss conveyed to the said
plls4o Ricci by three deeds from sarah
dated i, T9 9nlg \. 1873 sRd aa aps resoTaied th IL b aardt
80, page SIS; the second dated March J.
isas, and recorded Ia Book 29S. page /.
and the. third dated May e. iva ana res
corded IN Book SSs, mage i5a.
All said m0rts agad premises win be
sold subject to all taxes, assessments
and water rants due theron. and also
sahleet To- ; further mortgage nfade
Durham ON which theirs IL due 4,0Q.
with interest which said mortgages vas
not foreclossd or cut OFT By tia suit
anu is stits q ten; also sub5ect to the
right OF The II. Y. 8 n. J, Telephone
Company to maintain polss on said
~prsmises.
Together With all snd singular the
tenenfsn1N hereditannentG and appur-
tsnRnce4 :hereunto belonging aga4lha
revarssors and sreSnainders. Fents. r.
Sues and rrentg thereof, and also all
the estate, right, tftls AID interest OF
the said defendants OF. IN ana 10 Tia
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