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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-08-31
PABsT: BREWING COMPANY

Duluth Branch Located on Lake Ave.
South and Railroad St. 49,
The most progressive thinkers are
last realizing that the cause of tenn
perance can be best promoted by an
encouraging use of :. healthful beers
and dfsouraging the use of ardent
spirits. Pabst's beer is recommended
to possess the most healthful and
tonic qualities because, the Pabst eight
mailing process is. known to- retain
all the food qualities Of the malt and
consequently aids digestion and en-
ables the stomach to- get all the nutri-
ment out of the food one eats. It is
an elementary factsz that individual
health wholly depends. upon the food
and drink taken into the stomach and
that the. general health can only be
maintained BIZ ar.jRaicious regard
to the quality ofaonestf flood and drink.
We are not now discussing the sentl-
ment of prohibitions or its opposite.
We are simply discussing the question
based upon: the. deliveranees and con-
illusions of scientific men who treated
the question from. purely scientific
standpoint and who are not seeking
to square their: opinion with either
the prohibition element or the saloon
element. There is hardly an article
Of food used by the human family
that has not been condemned by SEN
timental cranks and the; man who is
wise will be governed by common
sense and not by the wtims or preju-
dices of ill-wised ssentimentalists.
Beer taken in judicfous quantities is
regarded by men who know what they
are talking about pure food, and the
nischiefs charged to beer as a bever-
age are the result Of its abuse and
not from it use.
Pabst's beer is known to built,
health and muscle when taken in
quantities indicated by individual
needs. The Duluth Branch of the
Pabst Brewing company is under the
very efficient management Of Mr.. II.
e. Mueller, and patrons will find, In
him an upright and honorable gentle
man with whom it is pleasant to, do
business.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-08-31

Amendments Made Increase Scope
!; OF Commission Department :.
Of Labor TO Cooperate. =.

" WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-The SEN
ate,. on Aug. Is, passed, with slight
amendments, the Industrial commits
sion bill, passed by the house on
July II. The senate amendments in
crease the scope Of the commission
and strike out a prohibition relative
to remuneration to persons employed
by the commission. 49,: -:
/ The: measure provides for a. commits
sion of nine nrnbers;$ to be appointed
by. the president, With the consent of
the senate, three Of whom shall be
employers and three of whom shall
be representatives of organized labor:
The department Of commerce and la
Dor. is also authorized to- cooperate
with the commission: In any way the
secretary. of commerce. and labor may
approve. The life of the commits
sion Is to be three years. providing its
duties arc not performed tn less time.
! and report to congress- is required
| at least once a year. s.. "
The commission is directed to in
quire into: existing relations: between
| employers and employees, and into the
''@ AUS pAoSeS oA' InuuSGf1dl- cOn01-
> lions and their: effects; comprehend
ing study Of industrial, commercial;
! agricultural and other: phases Of ma
tional activity as relates to labor,
together with gathering information
as to- mediatorial agencies The bu-
reaus Of labor are to- be inquired into
| with. arview to recommending meas
ures to increase their efficiency. NJ.
merous other important matters are
to- receive attention also. There has
been. no opposition: to the measure
In congress; and the president will
! sign the bill: when presented to him.
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INVESTIGATIONS TO Be :: -"
= -: TAKEN:UP LATER ON

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2s:-The
Democratic congressional delegation
of Nebraska, which was directed by
the Nebraska state Democratic con-
vention to inquire into the action Of
Justice Wright in sentencingthe fed
GRAFTON officials to prison for alleged
conte1npts owing to the near ap-
proach of the adjournment of con
gress and the coming campaign; has
decided to postpone further efforts in
the matter until the conening Of con-
gress in December.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-08-31

President Hail.; who: has been busily
engaged at Organization work since
the Brainerd' convention, will: make q
long and interesting report, ais will
the other officers. A numb Der of rep
resentaties Of trade unions from the
Twin Cities, It is expected. will be in
attendance to, urge the council to take
up: matters of legislation of: particular
concern to their Organization:
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:.
I ace c. rtains IL Price

Here are some of the most sensational Lace Curt
Beautiful patterns that sell regularly for just d
offering them for In our center window you can
Of the many good patterns to select from for. so.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-08-31

$500 Flat Net ecru, plain center
and Battenberg border-pair.
$500 Barred Scrim with fanc
borders; ecru-at, per pair:
$500 Nottingham -ecru-at, :.
per pair: -. = ..
SITS Nottingham-white, at,
per. pair. y, ~.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-08-31
SW1TCHMEN'S UNION Is
MAKING SPLENDID GAINS

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 2e.-The
switchmen's Union in this city has
made a splendid gain here during the
past month: Railroad superintendent
greatly handicap the organization ef-
forts Of the officials Of the Switch
mems International Union, but even
under adverse conditions the union
Is making good Roadway. .'
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-08-31

PLUMBERS GET RAISE:
LANCASTER, Pa-Plumbers won
an increase of 3z> cents per hour
after a. short strike: 49,, :
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TRUSTEES SALE

BY virtue OF the authority vested in me in
that certain deed of trust executed nv u T.
Mitchell on the 3rd day of March, 1911. tn GO.
cure the payment of a certain indebtedrass
therein mentioned to Mrs. Susan L. Antbo.
n.y. ana which deed of trust was on the 9th
DAY OF March, 1911. transferred and assigned
FOR valuable consideration. to Grenada
Bank. which deed OF trust is duly recorded
In Book Eff, page 4sS of the record of trust
deeds OF Grenada county. Mississippi. ref
erence to which is hereby made. default how
Ing been made In the aymen of said in
d~ebtedhess therein mentioned, due and nm
pald. and at the request of the holder and
owner OF said deed OF trust. |. the under
signed, named AS trustee in said deed ~
trust. will proceed to sell, to satisfy said in
debtedness due and unpaid, at pnb,ic ont
cry, to the highest bidder for casn. on Sat-
urday, April the goth, 1919. within legal
hou's' In front OF the court house door in the
city OF Grenada, Grenada county. Missjs-
sippi' the property in said deed of trust. or
so much thereof as may be necessary to nav
of and discharge the indebtedness due and
uOpaid. described AS follows:
East half do of the southeast ouarte,
u 9 1-N and northwest quarter IN W ia, ot
southeast quartertS E Ia, section &c. town.
ship %. range 9 east. in Grenada county.
state of NJ ssissippi.
Title believed to be good, but I vii, soil II,
trustee only
Witness my signature this the Goth dav NJ
March a d w. SIS. Roane,
S@marot Truste,
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Trustees Sale.

by virtue OF authority vested In me as
substitute trustee. In a certain deed In trust
made and executed to J. H. Brown & Son,
who were at the time doing business Mt Hol.
comb, Miss. by Albert Persons and his wife.
Jane PERSONS. both In the county OF Grenada
and State Of Mississippi. which deed in trust
Is duly recorded in Book F. F.. page 337, of
the records OF trust deeds in the office of the
chancery clerk In Grenada County, Missis-
sippi, will, as substitute trustee. at the re-
quest OF j. H. Brown & Son, benefciaries in
said deed In trust, proceed to sell at public
cutlery, to the highest bidder, for cash, at
the east door OF the court house in the town
OF Grenada. State of Mississippi, on Monday,
April 18th. 1912, within legal hours. the fol-
lowing described real estate named in said
trust deed, default in payment having been
made:
West half OF the southeast quarter CIV. Y
Of ). E. ~ and East half of the Southwest
quarter (E u of S. W. ~. section twelve Q2,
township twenty-One (2D north, OF range tw,
~ east, OF ChOctaw meridian, all in the
county OF Grenada and State OF Mississippi
Title believed to be good but l will sell as
trustee only.
On the same day. at the same place and a,
the same hour. I will. rs substitute trustee,
at the request of said beneiciaries in said
deed in trust, proceed to sell the ~foilowina
described person | property, also named it
said deed in trust:
blaze face bay horse. II years old, named
"Jim."
l bay horse. s years old, known as "But
Williams horse"
complete Columbus wagon and harnes.
for same.
COW and calf and farming Utensils.
z. Ii.
Substitute Trustee
Grenada, Miss, NJ arch IS. 1912.
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~NOn-ReSident Notice.

State of Mississippi, to Ellen Buchanan, a
minor, whose residence is Memphis, Tenn,
3O7 McLemore Avenue, and Mrs. Mamie II.
Hood, mother and nextfriend Of Ellen Buch-
anap. whose residence is Memphis, Tenn .
37 McLemore Avenue:-
You are commanded to appeal before the
Chancery Court of the county OF Grenada
In said state, on the third Monday OF April
A. d. 1912, to defend the suit Of Jno s. King
Guardian, against you. wherein the SAID
Guardian has filed his final account with
said Ellen Buchanan. "a minor. and entered
| his petition for IA discharge OF his guardian
| ship. Said fnal account is on file In the Of
| fee OF the clerk OF said court.
Witnes IS my signature this the 18th day O
March, 1919. Jno' :. King
3-15-12-3t 'lerk
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Trustees SALE

NJ the authority vested In me
IN acertain trust deed made and
N Max Ginsburger, on the s6th day
,.,v, 1907. by George Thomas bis
Thomas, and James Thomas and
sdsd in the records of deeds and
|. IN the office OF the Chancery
e,euada county, in Book Eff. page
IN uayment having been made, l
,nstee, at the request of Mrs. 5. u
=, Executrix of Est. Max Ginsbur-
sssrd and beneficiary, proceed to
east door of court house In the
I,enada. county OF Grenada. state OF
mi. to the highest bidder for cash,
,s. the sth day of April, 1912, the
described real estate named In
hrust, to-wit:
ksec. Is. Township %, range 4 east
ers in the northeast corner, and III
the 8 " lao S E Ia, sec, IL, Town
snge4 east.
elieyed to be good, but | will sell as
billy,
same day and hour and at the same
will at the request OF Mrs. $ I
per. Eyecutrix Est. Max Ginsburger
tvrcceed to seit to the highest bid
ash. the following personal proper
4 In deed in trust.
nav mare mule. 10 years old; one
i, one red OK, one wagon, Z Blu
brs or less; and all pillow implements
j. J. Hill, Trustee.
VA, Miss, March 20, 1919. 2mar3
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NOn-Resident Notice.

State of Mississippi. Grenada county II
Chancery court, April Term, 1917.
Zeke Collins
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F..., If incorporation OF
r..oe & Company.

.,,le of said company Is
company. ,ocorpora,ors are A. 7
paues o, "a A.G. Roane, $. 5. Roane'
A, hO'I grenada, Mississippi.
,D%.hisils is at Grenada Grenada
Is%sisslppi' INITIAL stock is Thirty
snouD. but the corporation may
Dollars Ten Thousand Dollars
ipess mD Subscribed and paid in.
o been - hares is One Hundred
,.existence is fifty years.
psrloau ~. for which it is created are:
sl"a a. %s s"% re.aiI, wherein it may
aes'ie .asb and on credit goods,
'' "'',%s ere of every ssu k ama o an0
% ..,, a,' and PERSONAL property ssaSs ty o. sv.
s ''s take ana hold deeds OF trust
'pay ',hrr Instruments OF convey
: a', %s deemed advisable to secure
pay a or to be contracted In the
Pifa e,s business, with all the privi'
o "a. sa't ~ other merchants under the
UlNN
he state. .,.t NAV he ex.
rsn,' corporation are those con
ne provisions of Chapter "a, MIS- :,
w ,os and such other powers a.
t's,srred upon it by law.
ppT A. T. ROane,
j.. A. Boane,
A.. G, ROane,
8. 8. R0ane.
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NOn-ReSident Notice

State Of Mississippi, Grenada Caunty. III
Cbancery Court April Term, 1912.
Walter dunbar
No. VS..
Clara Dunbar
state OF Mississippi. To Clara Dunbar defend
ant, whose post o'tce is unknown.
You are commanded to appear before the
Chancery Court of Grenada County, in said
State, on the Bird Monday of April A. d., 1919
to defend the suit in said Court in the above
styled cause, wherein you are IA defendant.
This the 18th day Of March, 1912.
Roane & Roane, Jno, :. King
Solicitors for Complainant. Chancery Clerk
3-15-l2 1t
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ht Mississippi Valley R. R,
Ship Island Railroad Co
'saeral Passenger Department y
ASSENGER
AAlN LlNE-SoUTH BOUND

AAiN LlNE-soUTH BOUND
No.
non 800 a:M Pm
aassOurg las AM........7;l3P PM
ap0ft l:sl PM.-....1o;oO PM
EeABlA DlvlsIoN-sourH Bonsp.
No. 100
sennail 7:1O AM Lv jackson $3.50 Pm
1873 AM Ar Columbia 8:OOPM
Ap0t i:sl Pm mo. 81
.AlN LINE-NoRrH BOUND
lfp0t 7:s5AM. ann pm
sss'0urg 1880 AM ......-.....b:43 PM
1on l:55 m. 9:4O pm
y sSlA DIvIsIoN-NoRrH BOUND.
No. ITO
seahall 500 PM Ar Jackson 10 :oe AN
S;SS Pm Lv Columbia 8:2S AM
AANcH-North & South Bound.
No. 2Ol
"rM Lv Jackson MOI 500 AM
''~ M Saratoga " 2ol 8. 20 A
I'm No 8. Ar Laurel 1000 AM
.ra'lo;oO PM No.3
p.s =. dulfport, Columbia, Lum-
n AUGSBURG Laurel and jackson
'f Information apply to
Ill. HAWLEY,
He M, Gen. Passenger Aeenl
Sio Gulfport, Miss
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NOn-ReSldent Notice.

State OF Mississippi, Grenada County. In
Chancery Court, April term, 1919.
Mrs. Lula Gee
John E. How'll ct al.
Partition of Land.
State OF Mississippi, To JChn E. HOWE,
whose p~ostoface is San Antonio, Texas, and
Earnest Surggert and Albert Surggert' MI
nors, whose lostofice is Purcell. Oklahoma
and who have no living parent or GUARDIAN
so far as known:
You are commanded to appear before the
Chancery court of Grenada county In saio
state, on the third Monday OF April A'D
| 1919. to defend the suit lin said court In the
above sly led cause. wherein you are de'
PENDANTS. This the 10th day OF March, l'i~
John S. King,
Chancery Clerl
W, M. Mitchell,
Solicitor for complainant. sSmaro
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nois Central Time Table.
b Line Trains North. via
jackson, Tenn.
IL. Trains South.

Arrive. Depart.
n Mail. ......... 1910 p. m. ll:2O y. IN
utOn 4 Grenada
New Orleans Lei,
shEry.....--..-l2:05 p. m. 1880 p. nj.
Dd Miss" $500 u. m
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.,,.ri Granada county,

mississippi, Grenada county
~a.,sonally appeared before me-
s.,sasd authority, A. T. Roane' j.
= Koane and s. s. Roane, In
ot the corporation known as
cs.,r.nv. who acknowledged that
: toned and executed the above
'.,,s articles of Incorporation as
.nd deed, on this the 9th day OF
! D. 1917. m.,.,a..,.,,.
S,y Of March, 1872
Jno. 8. King.
Chancery Clerk
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.Judqe--You are a freebooter?
Talesman--Yes, sir, am.
Married or single?
Married three years last June.
Have q formed or expressed any
opinion? vo,,r HONOR
Farm and Ranch Review.
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Belle Collins

Belle Collins
State of Mississippi,
To Belle Collins, defendant, whose post
Office Is unknown.
You are commanded to appear before the
chancerv court OF Grenada county, In said
state. on the 3rd Monday of April 1917
20 defend. the snit In said court In the above
stvled cause, where in you are II defendant
This 26th day of March, 1919
Jno. 8. King.
so Chancery Clerk
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-24
POLICE TAKE FOURTEEN
IN WEST SIDE RAID

Fourteen men were arrested to-
day in raid on Messengers sa-
loon, II S. Sangamon street, and
twelve o fthem, according to the
police, have been identified
through Bertillon measurements
as expert safe crackers.
Several women, alleged to be
"stallers" for the men are expect
ed to be arrested this afternoon.
It was through one of these wo-
men that the police obtained in
formation that led to the cap
lures.
The raid on the saloon was
made when the men were gath
cred around the bar. There was
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-24

nothing found on them to indi-
cate they were criminals, and
they seemed to be tramps and
peddlers. Some of them were
crippled. 1t was not until the
records of the detective bureaus
were searched that the import
ance of the haul was made known.
With these arrests the police
think they have the men respon-
sible for the numerous safe rob
berries that have been committed
in Chicago in the lest few weeks.
1t is alleged that the women
and some of the cripp1es of the
band made survey of the places
to be robbed, and gave the yegg-
men the ''lay."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-23
LEVINE FAILS
TO MAKE GOOD
Police Convinced His Hold
Up Story is Fake.

The fact that Henry Levine, who
claimed he had been held up, beat
en- and robbed last Tuesday, did not
appear to press his charges last night
has convinced the police beyond a
doubt that he did not tell the truth
and was not robbed. John Mere
bergig, proprietor of a boarding
house in Chauncey street and six
other men, among them boarders in
his place, admit they gave Levine a
good trouncing, but declare he de-
served it for his persistency in intro
ducing a gambling game in the
boarding house. The case was dis
missed.
Levine, who said he hailed from
New York, was a peddler of chap
jewelry. He told the police that he
had been hit on the head with a
blunt instrument, presumably a
and that his loss included
s57 in cash and about $40 in goods.
Detective S%ergeants Huff and Long
rounded up the men he accused
when John Doe warrants were is
sued.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-23
NO GAMBLING
HERE SUNDAY
Police Report Everything
Quiet Yesterday.

The city was devoid of customary
Sunday crap games yesterday, ac-
cording to reports made by the po-
lice. There were no raids. None
had been planned for the gambling
haunts had previously been vacated
following notice from the authorities
but the police kept a careful watch
for law breakers in that line. Fields,
vacant lots, unoccupied houses and
the like were watched, but according
to reports, not a crap game was
found in progress.
Patrolman L. C. Jensen even look
ed in freight cars along the railroad
lines, but found no evidence of any
crap games. Raids by the local
and county authorities, followed by
warning shat gambling must posi-
lively be stopped seems to have been
the cause. Chief of Police Burke
states his order stands, that gamb-
ling will not be tolerated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-23
BOY RUN DOWN
BYAUT0M0B|LE
to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
South Amboy, Sept. 23:-Joseph
Carey, a boy, of this city, was badly
injured yesterday afternoon when a
huge Pope-Hartford motor truck
turned turtle on the road at Morgan,
between the railroad station and the
county bridge, and threw the young
ster out with considerable force. He
is suffering with a dislocated right
shoulder and a broken left arm. His
companion, Arthur L~undenlins, and
the chauffeur were thrown out but
escaped with a few bruises. The
boys, who had begged for a Gift in
the auto, expected to drop off" at
their destination, only 100 yards
from the scene of the accident.
Young Carey was attended imme-
diately by DR.. A. Robinson, of New
ark. who is camping at Morgan. The
automobile is owned by the Sutfen
and Meyers Company, of New York.
glass manufacturers. 1t caught fire
shortly after it overturned, but the
blaze was extinguished by a number
of passengers of a passing trolley car.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-23
Or. C. |. SILK
TAKES BRIDE
Marries Miss Cecilia Rather
of New York City.

Cupid sprung another surprise
in social circles yesterday when news
reached here of the marriage of DR..
Charles /. Silk, of 400 State street,
and Cecilia Rather, of 1853 Jackson
avenue, New York city. The we'd
ding ceremony was performed quiet
ly at the home of the bride yester-
day morning, only the immediate rel
atives being present. About )
o'clock in the afternoon the couple
left on a honeymoon trip. Their
first visit will be to Washington, ID.
c., for one week, where DR.. Silk will
attend the session of the Interna-
tional Congress of Hygiene and
Domography. The trip will be con-
tinued to Newfoundland, where two
weeks will be spent, at the end of
which time the couple will return to
DIR. Silks home in State street.
While the marriage was a surprise
and secret to nearly everyone in this
city it vas not as much sc as the
parties concerned wished. DR.. Silk
did not even inform his brother and
other relatives in this city of the GER
emory, but his h~ousekeeper, Mrs.
Julius Ihricki, turned a novel trick,
by procuring the address VI inc DIIue
and advising the relatives and a few
friends here of the marriage in time
for them to send kilograms con-
graduating the couple before they
left on their honeymoon.
DR.. Silk came here about ten years
ago and has worked up a large prac-
tice. ell Is one Of the most promi-
nent physicians of this city and a
member Of the staff of the city hos
pital.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-23
HURT BY AUTO
At HELMETTA
Mrs. Robert Reid Seriously
IH--Result of Collision.
special TO the EVENING NE Ws.

Jamesburg, Sept. 23.-Mrs. Rob-
ert Reid, of this place, lies seriously
Ill at her home following an injury
received at Helmetta last night
shortly after eight o'clock while re-
turning home in company with her
husband in their automobile. When
they approached the crossing oppO-
site the Pennsylvania freight house
a buggy approached the same cross
ing at the same time and the occu-
pants of the vehicle claimed they did
not see the auto, though the ma
chine carried a full equipment of
lights. Mrs. Cashmere Stopinski, of
Helmetta, was in the buggy with a
friend from South River, but the
buggy did not carry a light as order
ed by the borough ordinance. The
vehicle carried a lamp, but unlight-
ed. Mrs. Reid was taken to her
home suffering from internal inju-
ries and the wagon is still a wreck,
lying alongside of the scene of the
accident.
Both parties claim the other to
have been in the wrong. r. Reid
claims that while he was on the
wrong side of the road he was COM
PEELED to take that position owing
to the drivers pulling directly in
front of him after he gave the usual
warning at the crossing. Consldera-
BILE damage was done the machine,
owing to its coming in contact with
the curblng in trying to avoid a col
lision. The tire next to the sidewalk
was ruined by coming in contact
with the cement curb1ng while run
ming along at that point, wearing
through the shoe. None of the oc-
cupants of the buggy was injured.