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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-24

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-24
Turks Beaten Ererywhere.

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-24

Don't overlook an
opportunity to boost
Salem, her resources
and her future possi-
bilitles. Just enumer-
ate a portion Of sa-
lem's good points, and
you speak volumes
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-24
Arrived at Noon.

Governor Marshall arrived in Salem
over the Oregon Electric, reaching
here at 12 o'clock, coming directly
from Albany, where he made an ad-
dress this forenoon. At the CONNER
cial street stop James 3. Godfrey and
August Huckestein, representing Ma
rlon county Democrats boarded the
train and joined the governors party,
Thomas R. Wilson, also Salem man,
went to Albany early this morning,
Joining the vice-presidential candidate
at that place. Other members Of the
party were Bert 3. Heney, chairman
of the Democratic state central com
mittee; John Bayne, Democratic candi-
date for state senator; Governor Mar
shalls private secretary, a newspaper
representative and the governors
wife, who is accomanying him On the
long trim
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-24
West Returned Early.

Governor West met Governor Mar
shall at Ashland yesterday, and ac-
companied him to Medford, but, be-
cause or urgent business in Salem, re-
turned here early today, joining the
Marshal party again this afternoon
The Oregon executive presided at the
Marshall meeting in Ashland, but at
Medford turned him over to the Jack
son county central committee.
No special reception committee to
meet the governor was appointed here
Several prominent local Democrats
Joined the party when it left the train
at the Oregon Electric depot Two au-
tomobiles awaited and the governor
was quietly escorted to the Marion
Hotel, where the Salem Military band
was awaiting his appearance, and a
demonstration lasting several minutes
was given him.
Crowd Was Large.
Despite the exceedingly inclement
weather, which has continued for sew
eral days, rendering the country roads
leading into Salem well nigh unfit for
traffic, the city was we'll filled with
Democrats, and interested members of
the other parties who had coIe from
every corner Of the county. There was
scarcely a DemocOat in Salem who did
not participate in some part Of the
demonstration attending the COVER
nor's visit
Governor Marshall lunched with his
party. including several Salem men,
Immediately after arrival at the hotel,
though few minutes were given up
to handshaklng before the meal. The
governor refused to grant any inter-
views before he regaled himself in the
Marion grill,
Some time intervened after his
luncheon before the Marshall party
proceeded to the onera house during
which Mr.. Marshall made acquaint-
ances and talked freely
Theatre Is Packed.
A big crowd fingered in the lobby Of
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-04
NEOYORQUINAS
TURKEY Y-TROT"

tSabeis 10 que es ell Turkey trOt y?
Es ell 'two-step de moda, ell bale po-
pular y ell canto popular tambien por
que el Turkey trot" Sc canta y Sc bal
la EN- todas parties. Por las GALES 10
tocan los organillos, unos organillos
chirriantes, cuyo manubrio mueve por
10 regular una mujer italana mientras
que un t'bambino'', con tamaIos bigo-
tes, pasa ell mugriento bombito entire
los transeuntes recogiendo centavos,
unas veces, Y, denuestos, las mas.
Bajo la ventana de mi cuarto Sc para
con insistencia machacona ell pianillo
ambulante, Y toca una, dos Y tres veces
ell irremediable Turkey-trot Para
que Sc vaya lie tiro un miguel, la pobre
muier creyendo darme gusto repite la
pieza ! ell Turkey-trot'' otra ez...
70 que 10 he padecido en- ell "Olim-
pie. en- ell Victoria Y en- ell Ma
Kin IS Y EN- cuanto vaudeville me
he metido huyendo las eternas repe
ticiones del Hipodromo Y del New Ans
terdam; yo que 10 he vistO bailar 10
he dido cantar toda una tribu de ne
gros de Luissana, cuyas bocas sonren-
tes, acknowledgements sonrientes, en-
Senaban en- competencla con los eletan-
tes de Bronx Park" orificaciones IN
verosimiles. Yo que ante una blon-
da americanita de infantiles morblde-
ces, he sufrido el desencanto de verla
imitar torpemente el BALANCED maritor-
nesco de un patio de corral
Porque habeis de saber que ell ~ Tur
kev-trot' es una combination absurda
de los embarazados movimientos del
patio Y los achulados acercamlentos de
un ch6tis un bale indescriptlble.
Vamos, asi como 81 los que 10 ballan,
apostaran a hacerlo mai
Aquf hay una buena costumbre, la
de oir m1sica a las horas de conner. En-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-04
la fiesta republican,

A las SeiS de la tarde de aver partl0
de la parada veinticincO. Santurce, una
esplendida manifestation del partido
Republicano. LEGO a San Juan las
Siete recorri6 las GALES de la Fortale-
"a, San Francisco Y Sol.
En- estas dos ultimas habian varias
casas ostentando las insignias del par
lido
FL mitin empez6 Ell la plaza de Bal
dorioty las ocho Gle la noche, ocupan-
do la tribuna primeramente el Lcdo.
Falcon. lie sucedleron, entire Otros. los
oradores Drs We've y Barbosa, quienes
defendieron las doctrinas de su partido.
En- los balconies y azoteas de las casas
situadas al rededor de la plaza habia
numeroso pubhco.
La "nota tliste" del mitin la dio eli
Lcdo Abella Blanco que Sc limit6 en-
todas sus frases a hacer politica per
sonalista contra ell senior Munoz Rivera
Y ell DR.. Coll Cuchi Tambien preten-
do historian . una historic su ma
nera.
Ell mitin estuvo concurrid1simo y muy
animado. Lo clausur6 ell leader Be
:erril, quien pronunci6 un breve y muy
elocuente discurso inspirado en- la po-
Utica de su partido. Concluy6 a las
doce y cuarenticinco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-04
Boda distinguida

FL sabado, las cuatro de la tarde,
Sc llev6 cabo una ceremonial nupcial
n ell hogar del DR. Eippitt. Su hija,
Mary Morsell Lippitt. contrajo matri.
monio con ell joven c. Stewart Graham,
del American Colonial Bank.
La ceremonial fu6 en- familia, debido
a la desgracia ocurrida al senor Graham
quien no hace un mes perdi6 a su seno-
ra madre
Los recien casados van a resldlr Ell
Il hogar del senior Lippitt.
Ell BOLETIN les desea muchas fell
cidades.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-04
Ell DR.. Lippit
en- Fajardo

Aver por la manana, el Director de
Sanidad, Dr. Lippitt, tuvo una confe-
rencia en- Fajardo con los miembros de
la Mga de Propietarios referente las
6rdenes dadas para reparaciones de
casas, modificandolas en- algunos casos
y explicando la necesidad de los cam
bios que Sc han dispuesto. Ell DR.. Lip
pitt sah6 muy satisfecho del resultado
de la conferencia, segdn manifestation
del mismo
Por la tarde q Dr. Lippitt visito q
RIO Grande. donde Sc vi6 con varios
due1os de casas sobre las mismas, ms
peccionando algunas de elias. "A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-04

todos los restoranes Y hoteles, hay pOr
10 menOS un terceto que toca por 10 ge-
neral cosas triStes, ST la cOmida no cS
la carta No hay como una milsica
sentimental para guitar ell apetito Y
los duenos de hoteles que aqu1 saben
mas que Lepe. saben ESQ tambien 10
eXplotan. Lo que lie pagan los mG-
sicos Sc 10 ahorran en- la menestra, V
asi por ell mismo dinero la cosa queda
mas chic"
Pero el "Turkey -trot', pedido por
el publico. ha invadido tambien ell re-
pertori0 de estos conciertOS gaStronO-
mOsentimentales. Cuando los m1sicos
son italianos. 10 tocan V NADIA mas. pero
81 son americanos, en- cuanto ell piano
ola los primeros acOrdes al violin que
toca de pie, Sc lie jondea una pata !;
el violoncello Sc mueve de cintura para
arriba y Ell del piano, por no ser menos,
de cintura para aba 10 . \ el publicO.
entusiasmado, en- los sitios de poca eti-
quota, corea cl patri0tico bailable con
aullidos. con relinchos, Y pide ell bis
siempre ell bis, eternamente ell bis. e..
Anoche. como de costumbre. V GUAM
do ell sexteto del Grand Broadway"
nos habia atormentado cuatro o cinco
veces con la m1sica vulgarisima del
"two-step' de moda, de una mesa jun
to la nuestra, pidi0 la voz energica
de un compatriota ell bis. el bis T..
-Pero senior, 81 va 10 han tocado sic.
fe veces-le dijeron.
-Pero 81 yo 10 que quiero es ell bis.
tex. que hace una hora que 10 he pedi-
do, y Sc qued0 tan serio.
Nosotros nos reimos, porque la YER
dad, aquello tenia gracia, Y aqui la
gracia no es cosa que abunde mucho.
j. Perez Losada.
New York, 25 de Octubre, 1912.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-04
iManana es el dla!

Puertorriquenos es la bora; lleg6
Ell momento solemne de acudir a los
Comicios para laborar por la felicidad
de la patria todos deb6is contribuir
llenos del mayor entusiasmo al cum
plimiento de tan sagrado como patrio-
tico deber.
Tambien es llegado el momento Gle
que os convenzais para siempre de cue
las unicas cervezas VERDAD, Y las
que os daran ell laurel de la victoria
son las famosas ZACIIERLBRAU G IN
Ola WHARF.
La robustez y el vigor de los hernia
nos Cadierno, agentes de dichas mar
cas-, estan proclamando 'urbi ct orhe
esta indiscutible verdad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-04
Las elecciones
en- Juana Diaz
(Por Tel6grafo.)

Juana Diaz, Nov 3.
Walter Mex Jones, al limpiar un re-
volver en- su fnca sta en- barrio Limon,
Sc lie Gispar6 hiriendole Ell ell dedo In
dice de la mano izqunerda, el que fu6
amputado por ell Dr. Jose Gonzalez.
Procedente de Aibonito, Coamo, Santa
Isabel y Ponce, Sc han Incorporate en-
tie pueblo y aldea Villalba, 80 guardias
especlales ha llegado el superintcn-
dente auxiliar de elecciones NJ. L. Me-
wesy, para Villalba Tambien es-
ia aqli el Juez H. NJ Hutchinson. de
Guayama, como representante del Co
bernador en- el poblado de Villalba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-04
Accidente
autonovilista
(POR TELEGRAFO.)

Guayama, Nov. g.
Anoche, yendo para Arroyo ell auto
m6vil No. $50, guiado por Marcelino
Bonet, yolc6se en- la carretera, resultan-
do levemente lesionado ell chauffeur.
EI alcalde Jose Munoz Vazquez, duenO
del CAIRO, Leopoldo Venegas y Rafael
Martinez Nadal, que iban en- dicho ca
rro. salieron ilesos. El motive del ac-
cidente obedeci6 a haberse desviado
de la carretera ell chauffeur por impe-
dirle verla con tanto pOlvo y humo que
producfa un carro que caminaba de-
lante de aquel.
El BOLETIN celebra que los dlStln-
guidos yiajeros hayan resultado llesos
del accidente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-04
EN- Ell MUNICIPAL

Aver por la noche hizo su debut en-
ell Teatro Municipal una troupe de vau-
devilIe > americana, que ha venioo esta
capital procedente de New-York.
Nos encamlnamos al Municipal, Y de
la taquIlla vimos que estaba pendiente
larga cola de gente, que NOS evidencia-
ba la curioSidad que hab1a deSpertado EN-
ell p1blico el anuncio de la citada com
pania.
Esperamos luego la representaci0Nn.
y, Ell efecto, notamos que la compan1a
act1a dentro de los limites del g6nero de
Music Hall
Colouuemos um lado cualQlicr pre-
Julcio que pueda atailer en Sentido ct
nol6gico a usoS cOstumbreS yankees"
y DioS nos aparte de imSinuar algO cue sc
pudiera llamar politica, .puesto que co
meteriamos, con ell peor grsto, una falta
de lugar Y de medic Al Teatro ON Sc va
para ESQ.
EstariamoS fuera de la realidad, al
queer ver en- gtnero infilno el cual
no perSigue otra coSa que hacernos pa
sar un ratio francamente divertido, en-
que la nota que mas gusta es la ingenui-
dad sicaliptica, querer yer, repito, algtln
arreb0l artiStco- Iiteraro
la troupe dc aver esfoiszdbase en-
agradar y, entire otros artistas, Sc distin-
guieron Miss Maria Laurent, que cant0
el walls de Bocaccio' con fluidez; la
picaresca Miss Florence Claire. los her
manos Fuller, que bailan com gracia y
edlicadeza, en- compania de mister Lew
Fullerton y luego Mr. w NJ Jennings
y Mr. Carl Walmer, con sus n1meros
c6micos, que dan hilacion al espectaculo.
La presentation eSceu1ca, buena, y el
5estuario, fresco' y elegante; ademas
ell director el octeto TizoI ajustaron e
Interpretation, de buena ley, la mlsica
popular "americaaa "
En- nuestro primer teatro, por su ca
tegoria, desentona algo este genero de
Ell detrimento de la popu-
luridad y prestigio del mismo, ell cual,
en- "otro sitio" aceptariamos sin remil-
gos
Y, fnalmente, aqul, desafortunada-
mente tenemos que tomar 10 que nos
dan, cOsa irritante, tiranla intolerable,
81 Cllereis, que parece que Sc nos hace la
gracia de cedernos 10 que otros va no
quieren por deslustrado, pero andan asi
las cosas sin embargo, aver noche acudi6
al Municipal nueha gente, abundando
el elenento yankee, entire mucha luz
y batir de palmas.
Mientras estabamos saliendo, en- la CO.
rriente de la mutitud que abandonaba
el teatro, Sc me acerca rn amigo y me
suelta media voz estas palabras
Chico este Sc parece a una ensa-
lada..
-PintOresca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-04
Alteraciones de la paz
(Por TELEGRAPH

Mayaguez Nov. ..
Pablo Medina alias Ell Popular, ate
r6 la paz en- la plaza principal y Tue
detenido, siendo puesto en- libertad
pocos momentos despn6s baio fanza.
Numerosas detenciones han sido he
chas por la policia hoy por alteration
de la paz. varios de los detenidos ira
taron de entorpecer la acci6n de la DO
licia. En- la mayor parte de los casos.
fueron fados Embellishments.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-04
Ell doctor Ashford

Nuestro distinguido amigo el DR..
Ashford. est5 asistiendo EN- el magnifi-
co sanatorio espanol de Hato Rey a
nuestro compatriota Don Caledonia
villamil que ingres6 el sabado como
enferno de pago en- dicho estableci-
miento sanitario.
FL enfermo es hermano de nuestro
amigo don Joaquin Villamil
LIE deseamos una pronta meJoria
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-04
Don Salvador Brau

La dolencia que hace tempo viene
aquejando al ilustre escritor Sc ha
agrayado eXtraordinariamente Ell ell
dia de aver, tanto, que Sc teme pon la
vida del noble enfermo
FL BOLETIN hace votos fervientes
porque los dolorosos vaticinios que sc
han hecho no Sc vean cumplidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-04
No Sc publicara

Siguiendo la costumbre establecida,
manana no Sc publicara el BOLETIE
En- la edicion del Microbes daremos
una information extensisima, no sola-
mente del resultado Gle las elecciones
en- la isla, 81 que tambien de las de los
Estados Unidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-04
Nina quenada
(Por TELEGRAPH

Hatillo, Nov 3.
A consecuehcias de gravisi1nas que
maduras que casnalmente Sc ocasiona.
ra, fallecio anoche una nina hija de 10.
Sc Gonzalez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-04
Juez interim

FL Gobernador ha nornbrado Juez
de Paz substitute de Anasco al Sr
Francisco Rodriguez, mientras hace
uso de una licencia de 30 dfas el Juez
propietario Sr. Gaztambide.
United labor bulletin., 1912-08-29

several years unpaid bills recorded in the report Of the
Hickey THE gqs aasR ansss ss 10 ta static the
office there was balance treasury 1921 e2 at that time
there printing bill % N With be s snds %fn
this There S ses se & w t aays % san
Printing had not been been
4ssass sRy fepod ei 'HS ''
his & mot BY gen ths auag @ d "p At I
s Hickey W;as 1sposts ed % 0anss amsscsa of
Printing company committee the State Fedora
cent Convention the State Printing
vt s's fs tfass'sa 1s
signs up allows the FL them in
the indebtedness Of the organaGn he
@ ndse of the % aated organizations
for and good they have the bills go 9bu unpaid
dent the The principal pa the the a 1
solicited this book and the
bresb et bars I m and the
the secretary by the auditing committee for
collected the Book the report will show that possibly
soS ss sHss sss4
any record made this
the % s WHAT W A HE HAS %A4 m To- An aa s
for each ad should be
@ 1R TGsd such hS for
and the secretary should pay the
Of % % not % h have os The solicitor ri pay Sssn the as rsrs
system shows for fraud the face of it
They know why the
secretary will the Federation at less than
Hickey 1911
in lowest of
Denver would by working his trade ST.
mind those the
of Office the
ana who working capita tax to his faness that
do his work while he schemes keep
imself in
report:
of This
Miller K Crockett, Thomas
Curtis and W. B.
of said
report which
This Krwan, W. NJ Thomas Scott, c.
W. Turner
United labor bulletin., 1912-08-29

and maintenance of national system of highways
roads all classes society including alike
wealthy automobile tourist the farmer the merchant the cattle
and the laborer and whether used for pleasure profit
In times of war they will afford adequate for moboizng
na but sufficient toll imposed for the these roads will
nation beneficial in the expenditure of the public ree
nue largely to the of rivers and
arbor without the time largely done the latter
swallowing them without
the people or the general treasury
While Colorado must thank the smelling trust for having
passed from mining state into great agricultural and hortcul
ura state nevertheless effort must be put forth to curb the
smelling and develop Coorado well
exploit her ability and her achievements agricultural and
horticultural products.
will the departments of the federal through
ects in other states from deprivng the citizens and lands Of the state
Colorado their prore and irrigation rights in the
states and territories and foreign republics
natural and advantages
and should be dedicated primarily and exclusively for the
the exclusion of the rights of the people of this state
territory unusfabe deprivation of not only their legal but
1t will be aim should be the chief aim of EVERYONE
who this time for high public office like that of United
@ % 70 b s1e a md all ne Of @ equal and the
people of this nation in assuming the right to administer the po
such opportunity is kept upon the only upon which
wisely exercised the good
each and all Of its citizens without injury to any
Republican in the state of Colorado would that
honored with the nomination and election as United states senator
the impartial and
mouhpee political interests of the whole
ple of the entire state Of Colorado
do however, this time unhesitatngy affirm humble
governed the of the onstiu
of free free that all body gather
ngs
unreasonable of arbitrary and should be
conducted the will of the
the will of the majority of the whole
the accomplishment Of their high achieve
for the advance civilization and the securing of n
ened freedom.
In conclusion declare myself Progressive
led by the Honorable
Roosevelt
shall be pleased in public debate upon of
the foregoing with of the gentlemen who
lme candidates for this nomination
United labor bulletin., 1912-08-29

H essentially Colorado product St
babe by his father Henry G. Brown when the family settled
Denver, Colorado, in June, 1860.
Henry Brown of the of Colorado who did
much to build the state He donated the ground which
achievement was the erection Of the Brown Palace hotel
Mr. James Brown had the advantages the public schools of
Evanston He studied profession
the law office of Symes Decker the city Denver 1879
Colorado and in before Supreme
of the United States He the first elective city attorney of
the Honorable Frank fo then member of the state
in hard fought campaign.
TO THE PEOPLE LEI OF THE m STATE OF coIoRADo 5
primaries affiliated Republican party
for the United States for the short
submit the following my platform and principles:
restoration people their lib
reasonable figures and increasing wage
and small merchant and manufacturer for profitable
(a) Aboshng the by lawful Of the federal
adequate afordng people any relief The beef
trust trial three months time thousands of dol
mediate increase Of the cost of meat which still continues
Instead of wasting the peoples money costly protraced and
fuitess litigation frequently productive purued
far better to the peoples and shift the burden of taxation
b) The Of law licensing and placing under fed
interstate eommere prevent Of
combinations for controlling the time quantity
@ The of laws for the just fair and reasonable
M of all d a1d the 0tne a n S @ 5 %
of securities issued against such plants insure the
capacity whereby necessity will be
obvad on the part the managers Of such for e
plants to the people
d) Renstae vvfy the economic maxim all lines of
nation that Competition the life of
which that the each and
injury through that independent riv
business which produces the best article the lowest
reasonable living for the labor production
e) efficient reduction of the tariff all
foreign products through the tariff commits
will and living the
without unuy nrchng the manufacturer promoting the
organization of and nevertheless giving
capital only fair and just for its investment
N the creation of fund of the profits of each
of
injury sick and old faithful employees The
such enterprise should bear the burdens of
with the benefits rather than shift them
general taxpayers of the community when its employed labor
becomes injured, sick in want
In all differences arising between the employees and en-
United labor bulletin., 1912-08-29

7 believe in the Initiative and Refer
endum.
| believe in the Recall of all eleefve
officers including judges.
| believe that the nearer we get to
the people the better the government
| believe in strict equality of all be-
fore the law and in this respect the cor
porations and the poor man look alike to
me.
| believe in the right OF trial by jury
in all cases OF constructive contempt and
before a disinterested judge.
Upon this declaration OF principles l
ask for your support at the primaries,
September 10. 1912, for the Office of dis
trict Judge.
Biography.
Edward l.. Glover was born In the
state OF Iowa In 1861. and at the age of
three moved with his mother to the state
OF Illinois and after the close OF the
war This father having fought through
that struggle TO its close). moved upon
a farm and in 1879 the entire family
moved to Oswego. Kans.. where he took
up the study of the law and at twenty
years OF age was admitted to the bar.
For the next six years Mr.. Clover. not
being old enough to inspire confidepce
as a lawyer engaged In teaching school
and was deputy postmaster under the
Cleveland administration at Morris. Ill.
At the age o. twenty-six he opened his
law Offices at Morris, where he con-
tinued to practice until he moved to
Denver six years ago. His practice has
been n general one. not confined to any
particular branch. and is therefore hfied
to preside as a Judge where n brHd
knowledge OF the law is required.
United labor bulletin., 1912-08-29
TERRY STANDS FOR A PRINCIPLE.

w. a candidate from the
is Rail
Exchange building Mr. Terry desires the state
district including
Aapahoe Washington Yuma Kit Carson and Phillips counties
body
that the beet
to the
Colorado should independent factory free from
independent factory possible Mr. fighting
dollars
This
candidacy
in of
the Mr. expressed
Bulletin
could be asked expected Every abong
Mr.
be doing an to the toling
United labor bulletin., 1912-08-29
BULLETIN EDITOR WELCOMED.

of Editor Kennedy of the Western La
The Bulletin editor follows:
Welcome the Scavenger, Buzzard
o be truly WESTERN LABORER'
labor
widely made popular by enemies
of
fake labor leaders and labor but he has reaated he
Assembly denounced
he
paper: Assembly hell
body travelling dreconand the Union
following prediction of failure
neither does it right
United labor bulletin., 1912-08-29
BRICK MAKERS SUCCESSFUL.

ChIcago-The strike which was called
on July II at the plants OF the East
Peoria Brick company and the Carter
Brick company at East Peoria. Ill. has
resulted in complete victory for tho
union. Both companies. on August Is.
signed union shop agreements and
granted an increase OF wages ranging
from is to 50 cents per day. One hun
dred brick makers and 25 teamsters
were involved. and about 20 miners were
rendered idle as n result of the strike.
Organized labor and the city officials OF
Peoria contributed largely TO the sue
cess achieved.