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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-28
.IFBER COUNTY BUYS
EaOCK N RESERVOIR
,..r,issioners Will Take $50
s,.res if Action Is Found to
Be Legal.

nj 10 The Tribune l.,
san ,nry March 27.-Weber county Is
ptpn. stockholder in the big South
ps'v reservoir project, II such a
7" r,y is found to be legal after an
seatIon by County Attorney David
A, the regular meeting OF the
.onrty commissioners this morn :
aa following resolution was unani-
. - = adopted and referred TO the coun-
rsGs,-ncy for a report:
l...'as llso Al mass meeting OF me
Tn.f .,. @f Ogden City and Weber eoun-
rsaS rs!M et the county court house on
nc March 25. 1911. the propose
~ bundlng reservoir IN soutl
y :, ssnyoa for the purpose OF s,orlns
plH .Dnoses was discussed and acted
|tppAi i,ycra yo by, in that committee was
Elp,.S ia work out the details ami
"a subscription of stock suff-
~, m,lld said reservoir and,
fr.,.,s ~ ~ II appears that Weber coun-
.rn,,ally under heavy expense in
" g,,.ns water for sprinkling public
o.S nd ,or use at its public build
.rd grounds, and that necessari Y
e ,,,n,nl 90 OF water required ANNUALLY
: Increased: therefore. be il
'-.n,yed b. the board OF county COM
ss~,srs ,ha, Weber county subscr y"
z ,ss shares of stock In said reservoir
~, and that an appropriation OF
- ana The same is hereby made
y = ,hs general funds of Weber coun-
~ ~ fhc purchasc OF SAID stock. sub
"a the complete organization of
.',,sIr company and the carryius out
AN mans ns adopted al the mass
|,.sSt heretofore referred to.
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NOTICE.
l. the undersigned. will not he re-
spousihle Tor any debts contracted by
my WIFE Mrs. T. G. Armstrong
r. G.. ARMSTRONG.
c337?
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BT sUBSCR|BES To
| SOUTH FORK STOCK
. The Tribune.

ksa n The Tribune.
|MDEy. March 27.-By A resolution
enlzoasly adopted by the Ogden City
ri tonight. the action of the spe-
~ Cnmiitec In subscribing TO 3446
Ihe Of stock in the South Fork can
'7ld The mayor and the city re-
|t1d s,re authorized 10 execute the
|eszsv subscription papers, and the
M committee was directed to report
4 Grs seu meeting how many OF the
vr's toLd be paid for within the next
~ van from the waterworks fund,
a tat Tie finance committee will be
y 10 make proper estimate for the
&c yssr. a committee composed of
me- William Glasmann. Councilmen
.Else L. Pecry, A. l.. Brewster and
EDTnng was appointed TO look
|Fl' ne dtys interests In the project.
|t,ratailon Of property owners on
EfJ sscnle appeared before the
.rl rtgarding the matter Of open
Lfo'1 avenue from Ogden river To
- slrset. A number OF the citizens
- 70 The opening OF the street un-
ps eouncll would assure them that
trsst railway line would be ex-
70 ndI sectlOn oi inc city AFTER
| s-cusslon the matter was laid over
= ne next meeting.
|.tFole Of TO >, Mayor Glasmann's
ne $4,000 appropria ton 10 the
park commissioners was suS-
lh council followed the mayors
1-1.asailon by cutting the appro-
[t,l 10 AJnO
u gnian Construction company was
- int contract for lining with
|fpi;s;I5. ''' d" " ''S !
~ "a kaslHecf Bostaph was directed TO
- nollre Of intention to create n
|6s as'Hct on Fowler avenue be-
iseny fifth and Jwcnty-sixth
~ petition OF n ma aJority of the
= Wlng on that thoroughfare.
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
ment First Congregational church. We
get you position free OF charge Tele-
JhoneE-Ind, 1855; BELL 6S22. ta6a
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STOPS "sHooTINe UP" TOWN.
Deputy Sheriff in Peril, But Citizens Aid
Him In Arrests.

Special TO The Tribune.
BINGHAM. March 27.-Dan Stetich and
Joe Barbcvitcb Austrlans, were taken to
The county Jail at Salt Lake City today
and Will probably be charged with resist
ing an officer. Stetich started In TO shoot
up Highland Boy last night and was car
rying out his programme in IL fast and
furious manner when Deputy Sheriff
SchWcltzer concluded 10 take hand In
the festivities Stetich resented the In
tcrfcrence of the officer and before Stct
ich had been made TO view the matter In
the proper light the deputy sheriff had
been compelled 10 bend his gun over the
Austrian's head.
AT this critical period toc Barbcvitch is
said TO have attacked the officer. while
Stctjch attempted to make getaway.
Friends Of the officer, however went To
his rescue and the two Ausirians were
quickly subdued and marched to the
bingham Jail. where they remained until
they were taken to Salt Lake,
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LITTLE GIRL TUMbLES
FROM TOP Of CLIFF.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. March 27.-Lena Faris the
12-year- old daughter OF 7. A. Faris. re-
siding at $50 Twenty-fourth street, is
at the Ogden general hospital in a criu-
cal condition as the result OF a forty
foot fall from the top OF precipitous
cliff at the mouth OF Ogden canyon this
afternoon.
The little girl with several companions
had been out climbing over the foothills
wnen the accident occurred She lost her
footing and turned three somersaults
before striking the base Of the mountain
When her companions reached her she
was in an unconscious condition. She was
taken to the hospital where physicians
found that she had suffered fracture Of
the skull and two long gashcs over the
forehead. The accident occurred at D
o'clock
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SEN. BOB TAYLOR
T|CKLES BINGHAM
Frustrated in Plot to Deliver a
Lecture, He Tells DrOII
Stories at Hotel.
Special to The Tribune,

BINGHAM, March 27.-Unitod States
Senator Bob" Taylor of Tennessee was
forced To allow his magnificent lecture
The DemagoEuc in Politics. TO remain
in his system here tonight However.
the distinguished Tcnncssccan took his
disappointment philosophically. and not
being permitted tn deliver his lecture I'm
Canyon hall as scheduled he held an
Informal reception III the Elmerton hotel.
where he told droll stories OF tho south
To small but apprcclatlve and cnthusi-
aslic audience.
Senator TAYLOR was To lecture under
the auspices OF the Lyccum bureau, OF
which Benjamin Ferris is the local man
ager. but Ferris. claiming that Hawkins
& Shaw. headquarters manager of the
bureau AT Denver. had not given him
square deal. refused To allow Senator
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WANTED
wANTED-FEMALE HELP

GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK:
good wages Call 1880 1st ave- c3o2s
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Taylor to appear in Canyon hall. In his
refusal he was supported by John
Hooking the local manager OF the hall.
When Senator TAYLOR was advised that
he would not he permitted 10 deliver his
lecture In the hall as advertised. he sim
ton hotel. where he gave an imDromptu
entertainment to the hotel guests and
others who were fortunate enough to
drop In.
Montrose. Colo.
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Funeral of Albert West,
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN, March 27.-Fuperal services
for Albert Raymond West. who died at
the Dee Memorial hospital from spinal
meningitis Sunday afternoon, will be held
at Larkins's chapel Wednesday after
noon at O'Clock. Friends desiring to
see the body may do ut the chapel
Tuesday evening and Wednesday between
10 n. m. and y. III,
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Not Robbery; Just a Fall.
to The Tribune.

BINGHAM. March 2T,-James Marion.
who was found unconscious some dave
ago and who was presumed to have been
robbed has rcgaincd his normal condl :.
tion and now SAYS that he was not
robbed He was found in an excavation
near a mine. into which he had fallen,
and IL is now thought THAT he was in
jured In the fall and that tho injuries
caused his mind TO wander,
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PAPER HANGER AND KALSOMINER
Call evenings 632 So. 18th E. c3S94
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PREPARE FOR CONVENTION.
Ogden VIII Give Commercial Travellers
Warm Welcome,
Special to The Tribune.

Special 70 The Trlbune.
OGDEN, March 2I.-Prcparations are
already under way for the annual con
vcntion of the United Commercial Trav-
elers association. which meets at Ogden
June IL. 13 and ii.
A committee composed OF Ezra Rich
ardson. Albert Scowcroft and w. II. Will
liams has been appointed to confer with
the railroad companies regarding re-
duced rate TO Ogden during the conven-
ton. The general committee will within
the next few days appoint sub commit
tees on programme. invitation. reception
and finance.
The officers OF the local branch OF the
association are r. A. Rose. senior coun-
sell. c l.. Faulkner. junior counsel: o. \.
Buschjost. conductor; S. ]. Kohn, page,
and John w. Scowcrort. sentinel.
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BOY SEVERELY INJURED.
Arm, Leg and Jaw Broken by Fal!
Down an Elevator Shaft.
10 The Tribune.

SPECIAL 70 TIC IrIDunc.
OGDEN. March 2S.--Leaving the labor
atory OF the Ogden Pharmacal company,
Kenneth Murray. l6 years old, stepped
into the elevator shaft and fell two
stories to the concrete basement. trac-
turing his left arm, left leg and right
law Young Murray is the son of Free
man A. Murray and brother OF James
f Murray, who Is now bringing suit
against the Utah Canning company for
injuries received while working in the
plant last year,
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j, !. s'Oef Marriage Licenses

ftys ,e "e Tribune,
lsHtd b. -" ha"-Licenses to marry
sEs iodav. pe tne county clerk IA thn
Ion. horn @ Fred Brewster and uar[. ,rr
= an 'ytn Itn OF Ogden. MaIcniu, NtaIA ts ;.
~ Ghes s Scwey, both Of ocdcn @
sleo. Ida Mary Session. both
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NOTICE..

I. the undersigned. will not he re-
sponsiblc for any debts contracted by
Ludwig Rupp from this date
PAUL BLINN
c33S0
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Colorado. April 4, 1892. The petitioner
was named in the Will as the executor
and the sole devisee. A. portion of the
estate. consisting of realty In Weber
county valued at $1,000. has not yet been
stored.
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~n'snced to Prison,

Z lrsnn WI MI 1.-Two years in the
gsprse crna cas tne sentence Imposed
Y, crosby ,Jsoy ny IN the district court
,''sssar IN IN" ,SS,eaaed guilty 10 a charge
ss.slsnce NE. me ihIrd degree last week
arca / +" bas deferred until today,
Y LIE rrsir,o. I oroke into an OREGON
I. .liris and adsns car standing in the
"a Al ,Ss So sot away with clothing
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Petitions for Letters.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, March 27.-Michacl shaugh-
Messy is seeking letters OF adminlstratloh
in The estate Of his brother. JohE j.
Shauchnnssy who died In Lake county,
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HAVE A STEADY POSITION FOR A
man who Will take half interest in my
business being established In this city,
INQUIRE room J. o6 w. End So. c34O4
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UesAeE SUIT ON TRIAL.
'"% ssooo From Canning Company
tfl for injuries.
10 Toe Tribune.

~ 10 Toe Tribune.
81, s,-';, March 2I.--Beforc a Jury in
d ! suose Howcil's court. the trial
ff. ''se N. sui' was begun TODAY I'm
~, - .. ppsaintin, James F. Murray, is
~ '..vOo damages from the i,laI,
N a. ,V1'nany ., for injuries alleged la
essy eh ,Ieceived whI'c working for tbc
|E January II. 1910.
q tsM.ih Is 70 Years OF acc and tho
Mr. on his behalf by Freeman
|f-s.i&,;, f&; his Guardian ad Item,
n nT,t, 70 The complaint, the boy
IN NIL :, IN the shaf,ing OF the ma
n i,rL,ne ~ ,ne company's canncrv raccic-
n f.t ira arh, broken thigh. and
ke.n. "s was so badly mangicd ihai
d te Suss ssNessary 10 amputatc il he.
|ksl,,.y''hsg NJ company denies any r.
~ os.-lnSr lSr Ihc boys Injuries The
b thae'sd tha Is that The hoy was work
|fsrS r,,ahin ,,,,aaehine where The accident
n rp W. ES''ilout authority several
rs A., necessary In the trial nf
{. ,urs sna The veniremen not Sra DR., wn ~,
~aAy were excused until next
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wANTED-SUBSC SOLICITOR
experienced man. able to produce re-
Suits no other will be considered. Ad
dress SGT, Tribune c336i
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GIRL. TO DO LIGHT HOUSEWORK
for hoard and moderate wages or Drivi
lerc OF attending school, Address S-26,
Tribune. C33t
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ABLE BOp:En MEN WANTED FOR
the u G. Marine Corps. between tho
ages OF ,s and 35 Must be native born
or have f1rst papers. Monthly pay SIS
TO sG9. Additional compensation possible
Food. clothing. quarters and medical at
retire with rs per cent of pay and al
lowances. Service on board ship and
ashore In all parts OF the world. Apply
OF y. s. Marine Corps Recruiting Ofhce
Rooms 76 and 10 Continental blk, No. 21
East I'd South. CO
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MEN wASTED-LEARN TO OPERATE
moving picture machines great oppor-
tuntics and large salaries: competent
operators In demand. We give
practical Instructions and actual expe--
ience. Also help YOU to secure positions.
lntermountain Dramatic Agency, 207 Nc
Intyre bldg c568
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WORKMEN.

WANfED-AMBITIOU WORKMEN.
Your work on actual Jobs pays for
teaching trade Of electricity. automobiles
plum bling. bricklaying. Only few months
required; 700 students last four years
Write for Information. United Trade
c235
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LABOR FURNISHED FOR ALL
purposes. Railroad. mines, smellers,
etc. Employment furnished for all
classes. Prompt service. List today,
Universal Employment Agency. 423
West End South. Bell 6S9S. Ind.
2133.
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LANDSCAPE GARDENING.

TREES TAKEN CARE OF AND
trimmed All kinds OF carpentry and
painting; also paper cleaning, 62 w. 9TH
South, Ind. 1871. Bell 2lGG. c3367
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SAVE TIME AND THEREBY MONEY
take your course In Utah Business Col
lege c2975
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LARGE MANUFACTURING CONCERN
wants office manager with some money.
Must have Al reference. S4. Tribune.
c29gl
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WANTED-A WET NURSE, es SOUTH
6th East. No. Hicks apartments. c2S60
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MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN DE-
tective profession. Call or write the
Maylon Detective service chief. room 2OS.
Mcintyre bldg. c3065
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LADIES WANTED TO WORK HOME
during their spare time: demand for
our work; reliable firm. liz End East
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; good wages. Apply IS E ST. Ind:
1854. c2992
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YOU ARE WANTED FOR GOVERN
ment position; $50 month. Write for
list OF positions open. Franklin insti-
tute. Dept. 3es-E. Rochester, n. Y,
CISCO
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EMPLOYMENT FOR ALL CLASSES
Labor furnished for all purposes.
Universal Employment Agency va
b27b4
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WE FURNISH YOU ALL KINDS OF
Slavonian and Austrian help. Siavon.0n
Emp. Agency. 12l So. 3rd West, upstairs.
Ind. 66S Bell 1894 c145I
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ALL KINDS SECONDHAND CLOTH
Ing. trunks. valises; best prices pale.
2s Commercial st. Reply by postal card:
S7El Bell. TIA
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A YOUNG MAN. PREFERABLY ONE
having one or two years at high school
to his credit 10 come Into my office, ex-
pecting TO remain two or three years
learning the practical end OF dentistry.
small wages. Address S-23. Tribune.
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WANTED

FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS WANT
ed; will pay you first-class prices. n.
c. Fiaher & Co, l65 So w. Temple. Bell
Fill. Ind. Ss4 e25a
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A BUSHELMAN. APPLY 211 25TH
st, Ogden, Utah. c3222
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WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE-PAUL HEM, PRO
prietor, 6S East LIST South; $50 rooms,
rates Soc. A0c and 60G- x193A
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WANTED. TWO GIRLS; ONE COOKING
and general house work: one washing,
ironing and general hou5ework CAL
mornings or after .. m. 607 I'd ave.
c639
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wANTED-MALE HELP

30 MEN TO BORROW MONEY ON
anything OF valuc. Uncle Sam. 80 East
1st South. Gao
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NJ. J. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
skilled and unskfIied laborers furnished
80 East lst South. corner Commercial:
seIl phone 1888. Ind. D23. p4S
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If you want to rent that furnished
room, use Tribune want ads. Call either
phone, Bell 1900. Ind. $50.
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YOUNG MEN EkOM l6 TO 20 YEARS
OF ago 10 work after school and on sat
urdays Those familiar with delivering
newspaper routes preferred, Pleasant
work. good money. Address E-64, Irioo
une. b2440
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SOLICITORS WANTED. THE PLANT
ers Tea ard Coffee Co, l0S 2nd East.
c2SiI
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BE AN EXPERT AUTOMOBILE ME-
chanlc and chauffeur; earn s25 to 500
week We give practical instruction.
salt Lake Automobile School. Az south
Main st.. SalI Lake City. I102
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
mept First Congregational church We
set you a position free Of charge Tsls.
phones Ind. 1866. Bell b822. RITZ
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SIGNS AND SCENERY


CHAS PET ERSON 70 RICHARDS ST,
brass cnipped glass. and painted. Both
phones S3S
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sTROCk'S EMPLOYMENT, AGENCY
hotel, restaurant and household help.
Headquarters for laborerH.
oe west End South, Phones A64. c7A3
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VISIT EENAGER'S BUSINESS COL.
lege before you decide TO enter else
where. Get tho best. ~ South Main 81.
Bofh phones d29l2
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-06-23

WASHINGTON An army that does
w not exist IL being ofiieered BY the
war department In obedience to the
mandate Of congress Fifty and more
men yersed ia the profession Of arms
are already on the eligible list FOR com.
missions In this army, Three new
boards OF army officers. composed Of
seasoned colonies. experienced majors,
captains and first and second lieuten.
ints. ~sre recently named to pass upon
the qualifications OF other candidates
ambitious to direct imaginary military
sorces
Artemns Wards shoulder strap com.
pany Of warriors, assembled to take
part In the big family feud OF 1876,
bad at least one priyate--the humor-
ist himself, who was In command; but
the army Of the United States Volun-
teera IL 70 have none, Don QuIxote
armed with a big stick, his head pro-
tected by 'fMalbrlno helmet" mount.
I'd on his charger, "RosInanse." and
followed by the faithful sancho Panza
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-06-23

denoe that the dismissal was because
OF politics. II is next to impossible,
say the dismissed employees who have
testified, to prove that men were re-
moved from the service through polit-
teal Influence.
Some OF the new members of the
house who have become much interest
ed In the grievances of the postal EN-
ployees believe a remedy of some sort
will be found In the committee on civil
service.
The whole subject is likely to hold
the attention of congress throughout
this special session and perhaps
throughout the regular session. The
committee on expenditures In the post
office department has been authorized
by the house to make an investigation
of the postoffice department, and It,
too. will go into this question as to
whether the employees of the differ.
ent branches of the service are being
properly treated.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-06-23

sively framed, covered most of the
west wall OF the big appropriations
committees room. DIR. Wiley is right
when he SAYS this worrying about the
heat Is largely the result OF ones
mental attitude I've been sitting here
looking at this picture for an hour
and am thinking Of resuming nv
winter danpels. | wish | could carry
II around with me"
Chairman Fitzgerald found the
painting in the house discard" room
The Illusion is helped along BY a bat,
terry of electric fans arranged on eth.
or side of the picture, which makes il
appear as If cooling breezes from the
very pole itself were sweepinp
through the room.
This suto>suggesting business is
fine Mr.. Fitzgerald remarked to a
visitor. Pm sojng to install a mic,
ture OF the burning of Rome in nv
home next winter and see how much !
can save on coal bills"
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-06-23
Postal Clerks Ask Right to Organize

r. MPLOYEEs OF the postal service,
l. particularly tho men employed IL
:he railway mail branch, are making a
determined fight for legislation under
which they may organize and affiliate
With the American Federation OF La.
aor. Samuel Gompers, president OF
The federation. Is supporting the move
nent
Many men formerly in the postal
service, but who we're let out because
hey we're active in encouraging en-.
3loyees Of the service to organize, have
.old the committee of the wrongs
.hlch they assert are done the EN-
ployees. In general way. the griev-
lfce Of tho employees Is that men are
frequently dismissed for purely polit.
ical reasons, men let out OF the serv.
,ce have no recourse.
II Is pointed out that the postofiice
department. now forbids the Individual
employee from laying any complaint
he may have before his senator or
member OF congress. The civil service
commission has come In for much
criticism because II has not taken
more interest In cases OF dismissed EN-.
Dloyees Witnesses have pointed out
20 the committee that the commission
will not act In tho case Of a dismissed
employee unless II has prima facle evil.