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University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-10-31
Get your
MU MS
at KOEPPEN, Florist
Phone 20
"PDWer Behind the ThrOn- Last Might

THE Power Behind the Throne
pleased a fair-sized crowd at the
Columbia Theatre last hight The
play. a romantic love drama, carries
a strong moral. Miss Laura Arnold
played the part of the heroine. II
was formerly played by Mildred Hol-
land.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-10-31
Ecboes Of Yesterday.
Five Years Ago.

News came that Bryan would run
for the Presidency.
Apples sold for 75 cents peck
land poor ones at that"
The Columbia postmaster an
nOunced that for the week of October
Is to 10 the local postoftice handled
- ii339 pieces of mail
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-10-31
Agricultural Lectures by VI. L, Men,

T. r. Douglas. of the agronomy de-
partment, and l.. A. Weaver, of the
animal husbandry department.. are in
Bowling Green, Mo-, this week, hold
ing farmers short course. This is
one of series of lectures planned
by the College of Agriculture.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-10-31

Boone County coal at your door.
We deliver now. Hubbard & Son, city
scales. our phone GA. 26
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-10-31
Forty Years Ago.

The editor-in-chief of a local paper
expressed his thanks in his columns
for an invitation to a banquet
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-10-31

Ten Years Ago.
Missouri beat Washburn, 2S to 0.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-10-31
Ola SSIFIED ADS
oay dayamnimsm hai esn5 IS ~9Is eenfs PH9SE SS

FOR RENT-One very desirable
first floor room. 9O9 Lowry. Mrs. G.
w. Horn. (d6D
FOR RENT-Room one block from
University; modern except heat. 21o
s. 10th. (d6t
FOR RENT Nine-room modern
house, corner of Stewart Road and
Westwood avenue. for $50 per month
Inquire at 10 N. 8th ST., or phons
3S6 Green, or 394 Red. W. E. Farley
(tO
MISCELLANEOUS
MRS. BELLE GOODRICH. sugges-
tive therapeutic healer Consultation
and examination free. IL Price Ave.
(d3O)
DANCING Lessons given privately.
sos Conley. 44S White. d24
The Home Economics Club will rent
out it's Electric Vacuum Cleaner for
so cents a day. Eats up the dirt!
Call 231 Black. eodl2
SUITS Cleaned and pressed for 75c
for either men or women; other work
in proportion. 91S Walnut, cor. 10th.
d30
WANTED
TRADE-60 acres of highly pro-
ductive level prairie land, located
near the city limits of nice town on
Will trade for Columbia
residence. w. HI. Goldsberry, 305-6
Exchange Bank Bldg. d6t
WANTED-At once, good gentle
horse. Will buy or keep for use dur
ng winter. Phone 701. (d3t)
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-10-31

You can rent your vacant room with
a Missourian want ad. Phone 55.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-10-31
Twenty Years Ago,

The faculty advertised a series of
lectures to be given for the benefit of
the football team.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-10-31

La Vogue Chocolates, Coo, Harris.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-10-31

La Vogue Chocolates, Coo, Harris
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-10-31

Maybe o. ID. Austin of the Bates
County Record lives in a fiat He
show startling familiarity with such
surroundings when he says, "EXplor-
ers in New Mexico recently have
found prehistoric fat. but even the
ianitor had become extinct"
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-10-31

The Harrisburg Truth knows why
the small and the tramp are proverb-
tally so healthy. 1t explains that
Boston physician says soap is car
rier of diseases
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-10-31

A number of papers throughout the
state are printing the warning,
Frauds in the city are no worse than
Indifference in the country. The re-
suits are the same"
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-10-31
MISSOURI NOTES

1T is sad world. You escape
scorching automobile by the skin of
your teeth, only to run into politi-
cal candidate" sighs c. r. Bledsoe in
the Harrisburg Truth.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-10-31

c. r. BledsOe of the Harrisburg
Truth seems to have it in for air
notes to sky navigation. He writes,
Some plutocrat should offer a prize
for the encouragement of longevity
among aviators. 1t is possible to be
perfect daredevil in an aeroplane
but what is the use? Why would it
not be good idea to develop the COM
mercial utility of the aeroplane
rather than to display it's circus pos
sibilities?"
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-10-31

Here's an advocate for simplified
spelling who would also lessen mans
suffering in one stroke at a perfectly
English word: "One de-
sirable step in that proposed war on
phthisis would be the amputation of
the superfiuous consonants."
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-09

rrn-.r. .r- trr.r r-. w5ta hlf
---s1a- Gaffa.a larra Wild West
s.aw= - .swa-~ Brothers. og.-.---
b -.-.-. C5s.s Ear.- E...ar..
r.. ..r -..- .-.p... ...r P. daily rain ..
n.. ...m t.- --.. grounds. e--r.l--
... ..- .a -..Ir.
........ attraction a-. RIOS. a-.
....a-..nr.. e..- carried .E
e. ,....f --.-r.-... I..'r miss lt.
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South Divide

Elri Grrra l.~ n..- Da-EHuttiug
iaTom REcLari-H'- farm.
II. J. Smnl-.r La- started work
au the quarter .o.a.4-rae Nathan
Harmon place.
From aIl reports Ga.-~ There wa~
.a.~ of yut.r- ur. 10 school n..n-
Tom Richardson Is reported
considerably improved 81, this
.m.
Wat K.--.., -...al.f u. H..
II. Sme.-ar-.
John Pv.. .H..- ,. S. v.
LuuaE o.. ~..- -..
II. =. ~u..-.. a. John
~n...~ wan Off ......a.....-~ ..-
aa,.
~.W. L.lg@..Ea ..G of
...i ..4 i..-..a- >L.-aH.
j. + S...- ~a- . I..-a.r-
shopper N.....
E.'nar,.. ..,ara-r..~ .a. d..
u-a s.-a.- s.-...-~ .. el-. there
- lots g.. uuv. o.euUua3
anyway ..a r. ~."r lind a.
.m.E.."t '.. uu. 4u. a.. or
m.ract-n~ Of "G.u'
Mr. Pasa.r.ir...6re- were
visiting manrm. Sunday.
The W"na.. }'~ Int decided
1oat .'@4rm n. Watch tanerm-
Uw".
W.T. .. .r-... GE..o La~.U
vii. West ar. .um- OF tt.amrst expert
and daring -a.sm.a in tire world. Inn
ported direct from Russia anil are
~o-n q. I'll. Gar. C.--..s.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-09
Notice for Publication

uurA.rHEEr pr TIE INrI....
I.- i... .'.f... .r ~-.r.-.=, 'o... Az.
N..... .- ..r..r -.ErrfH-r TmI No. ..u
. I...-. .r. colorado. VIM. col Iull
H' ... ~........ H.Hvr~H.4 I'D = T.....
"..-. Hr"..H| h'.TIa#-u. lad, Il,u .... ..
-....... '".... uuH' hE,goar proof . .r
10 .... r.n.a. 'a'f.r ..f. aH3vr G.>..r. ...... ..-
Nr.. ..r. off. '|.-r...r Court a. ...-.
l...r.r.r. ".. '.u ..-# .... aE june. -..-
t...E.. .a..rr .~ H-.-u-.r-;
H.... r. f..".." and I-.wran... 81. .-
.... .... -..u.- ln'rruH.. and Gr-... ...r.
.... ..H f.....- 81 r.-.- of bs.. I...... .".
M H. Pound.
.... ... I...rI.r
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-09
Notice of Final Settlement

Ia r.. Matter ar ra, I-~-a,, ~ John 4, a. .....
tr-r- IEsr.B
>r.rs la Hrr....H rIEeu. That on Mo-. .. ..
.au.T aa. H' Juno. 4 d. 1879. being OIL. .. Nib.
r..-.Iar ...sr r' f'a April Term ufff,. ......s 5
i".-r q -....#..r t#.ufE. IA tho -.. n'
...Hr.... B. A-.4 ~ Gilbert. Eh,-...-.- -.
-a.H L-'a... $50. a4rtF.-r rcfgr. he .-. ..
~... f.ar.. present my Gual ,rt-I,... .. as
-..r IN.""'r... PRAY the approval .. .u.
same. a.I n...I fU.u apply I,B b,. i .- r.....
a- -U"a tar'.frlh- A which time ALL. .....
amy sr.r-.. .n Interest may apI..ar -... r..-
-.G.- -... ..-....- Ia rlH -HW' IL audrl..-..
I'a-r# a. f-.u~"srs. Colorado Ma r-
ANNA NJ GlIBt|...
I..r...E.E E Of the !,ia-- .. ......
q. ~. GEI#.rt. Drr.a,e.
H..-.r . h.ra-.ras. Attorneys.
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Notice For Publication

I-n..T-~NT or THE TNTEEr..
f.. .... ..... Sterling e.. ....
'..'i.. .' -...r '.a' r-l,r J... a-
r......r ...".r r... ,.. f..- -El' r.. N... ....
......... - I.....n.H y. Eauz-Hr ....I
#...-. a... ..... bias ...a u...ea.t 90. ..
..-. aia.u ..r.. I.r a...NN a"~rIa... .. -..
0.E.-. j. ... ...r ..s-. 1H.aI..... ..u
l....... '......- .- .-r..--..-.
.... g.. .'.s... Flora, Farr. .-
0.... a-. .-.I .....-...n.l.. a. r. ....--
t-P-uul. N....r.r.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-09
The Demons Of The swamp

are wusGulta-. A. yar. Sd. thevput
deadly malaria germs (. ... Tlen
folio" The icy rhii,= al. r. fires of
fever The appetite ... and the
strength fails: also malaria often pavos
the way for deadly typhoid. But
Electric H.tyors xii. AND ..-t ont the
malaria germs from ta. ..od; give
You a til.. appetite ar. ..r.w your
strength. 'Attcr lu.. Hffering'
wrote Nm. Irrtwsu. of Iuuama. n.
G.. three botuiv, drove .I the ma
imla from my system. and I've had
good health ever since. Best for all
stomach, liver and ri1nr. ills. 80 cts.
at All DRUGGISTS
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-09
Notice Of Adjustment Day

...ara.. f....T . ...I. '.r..~nG.
.U. .....--.... .....- ...u r........
.r.-.. .r'Ta... ...." I'D ANNEXED. .. ... ..
r....E E"...H ."..... lace OF lire Count. ...
.rs. b.. .... ~rHr. at Kansas. an.. ......
..-.nr -..r .... .a.- .. will .rI.ar r
.. County '.... .. -..H ~Ha-...h taIr ..
. f..u.a. ....| a.. of .uH.. A. ID. .... ..
.... ...r.. u.n'.,. s., s.. uf said ..... ..
r..." 'i...a.. ...- .-r .-E-u- claim, a....-.
a".. .-..u.H.. ......J sud- r-.H.r.. ..
n.'.t.. r ... ......-. af having gar -,... ..
"-..- .|.... r-... ..H....-..# rr sa.. ......
... .a......" .. ..a.. Hmasa.alo ragu . ''
Ia..... rH. -..... colorado. .hIs &'. day
r. j.. Cf. lh-rrr
h.'....-...... w.'t will ANNEXED .. ....
.-...... |....U iu''ts. .Nu.,ure..
..-... .....,..... h @ra"E~.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-09
TIMES HAVE CHANGED

n g-1nd.aiher's day the
American family stayed
petty much III one place.
/. grew up On l.- old farm.
%. lived in the comfortable
.a.r house. The children
aaa. not mo.c than a mile
TO --aoo., and going away
10 college Vas exceptional.
Travel lad no, become
..aaaa-
Hu. .aevosid has been ex-
tended. Today the typical
American [a-il~is scattered
much Of the lima. Father
au-5.@5 ba~s and forth BE-
tween cities On business.
Mother h4s.-. a"1.l,---5ls,
an! goes 10 ma-t.nga con
ya-l3~s, a-v.s.,s- and iaGass.
Thee modem conditions
ala all good. They moan q
broader ...- and better o2-
.....a:.1.s E-. they also
bring q certain clement ~l
anxiety and Loneliness, dua
10 separation. Trains are
aalayad, aP.de@.-s break out
In schools, rumo-s and alarms
come flying fron many d.
sar-oa5, ya.y often ground
less, yet causing worry ard
toa.
The fls. Icsourc2 in such
emergencies should b2 the
long distance ta-.pao7e
The family with ,he best
realization Of The telephone
pc .1a.'les enjoys the s.eas-
cs. pence 0. mind.
TIE MOUNTAIN Sr#E5 TL.lsgy#E hHD
LHE.2.t- alME..-.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-09
iyPcw...er5 Given Away

-. Emarso. -yfar..n~ lnmHmg
.. Woo.s-a.a. ILL.,. aa.- r,n....
...r away OVER g." oc the .t....
grade. wholly ,n.... La.r-o. I.u..
ag.. a#de .a .a. wu.. Tu.. has.
gn.o into as.a. stat. ... ta...u. a..
ell. l..a3 States. There uav Hr
.."a in your to"a. They are giving
..." away ....v"nnr. To- men. uan.u
boys a-. girls. over I. years or age.
a--ra-.g. liberal conditions.
/. yo. could @a.. ANS MS. Of a -r..
.....r...e. wo..Mre j. aI .ot cost
... even on. cent. gs.al.a M...r ur
o. postal gana aa.r.- .aI Ia Fran. J..
Wilder. rr~.H.y WooH..ooa d. sim.
n. -a. ".a. ....Iyaar Free ...r-. "
m. .greu.a mail sou viii receive
j.... Fire. Offers. the ,u.s %. ov,~
w.o asvr recently received tEra-
@a-..s free. and you wlu ,.alu o..
w.a, easy conditions go1 can get o..
o- ...n rgra~rlg.rs fsa. right away.
I.. Emerson Tylewrtr. ON. o.
-.. a-..s, grade. W.".... 81.
....sr- .n..i ir Tire world. I.nr viii.
... asa til. 'LM.L-..-.
..m .a.... nn.r..r. H., .....E.
-DN" .anua. To- any &I@w s.u,
writer on tie mnr..r Iti+ q who'll.
u...u..rarln- ..ay u.w. w..u
".,....uar.. looks l.g.uta-r high ~3.
..... .uewr,,.rs. though il -.u
.-..ar.# for less ar. un terms 90. .T.u
.".". ar. /. cents day until paid for
9TH. .E-EHSc\' has EVERY u.w iw
m"E.m.u-. universal keyboard. ha..
-....s taaalator TWO cello. ribbon
r.r.5-g -h. ha-- is Ill. idea. .a
.au. for H.g.un.~sas well a- gor th.
..-a n>a.r- tgr,st- aa. -.a.o-ran..r.
jus. the Typewriter Ear the .maI.s
as largest office.
Ic you saoHposs.o.g maa, a~y Use of
a..a grad. tyn."rr. .r.a though T.
.a..u'J cost go. .@ cent of money
,.n t.-m.. OH .ru-,I card nr i'm
letter addressed 600 .'rrana J.. Wua.r
nru..t.a'. Wa~-t... iu" say. "Mu
w. Your E.. Dm~-."
Apr g.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-09

I>r.en.~TUIrr Col .r.
e ~" ..I i.,a C
".- Hns. .wan e
.un.. ... f..u '.--. I.e-I
.,.' ..... ...-.. ..1.. N"rl,r 49,.
0'."nr. ... r.'.m. u. au arlar " s.|a ara
.su. .H.. ..a-'.T, .~-"na uHs ci nr s.-i#nI
-.... .. ...ara JOB. ua lH.. D.. .avUf AiI5.tsF
.........a...... ,.......~> ....a..t n gu..na u.
-...a.. H....-. ft.. '.F... -.r.nu u,."Ua-
.... f.rr...... .f .-H....' .ar les inH.rvs
..... -.r-.-. . ......na. ... ... a Ht grH'I
.......ua ua...' ....H-- ....oG fn t'E.
... 'au-... ..u Oaur ... n. .. .na. 1r rr'un
. .... .'..... ID. '...... ,, % s5
....i-. .ua.a.. .l...aol. arGcer r0a'
.s.rl...a.. ....r,.- .... air ..r@yrl .1r.
.'t...H a.t Hr.. ...-n-- u.1 Hg."u..
".aro..u. ma...r-aa a...-aGd.
NH". IuEa'ruHt. N.H.n. .".9Hy liver
'|.- "Huu ..u THHH Ha. .. j.ur. A. d.
... 80 '.. e.u.l tr.r door O.. 'Na C..nt1
.... 'uarE. u.'rraa.. ..u.. ..Ia. au.. ~
..... Hr..a ..r'r.n.a r..r..-.. .. I.. i...-'
-l..-. ."a.s'v, CO..
~hur.g~ ~....... ,.5oir. oIo
.h. ."." ..,. '".a.. l.u ... G'jGs.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-09
Foreclosure Sale
.# HF ".. ...rHtI...
... . -0n..r....
Is T1E D'sT.r.r COURT

.U rF nI. ...nHtun..
... .. .Hn..r...
INwaE n'su.n rCouGT
.r..,,y'NN
r...".- { l.ar.r. Maggie.
3""..- aal. Hurra. I@. NOTICE or
l..H "r.r Itr..." l.w SALE
1r.... '....... ar ao. /. +. SS~'.aaaaal
u.r.nIau-
r"r.uu us yuuurar anuu.r.. sal. and
".'.... .".''.n~H". issued ... u' tine i'--
" .-.'I ln.n.nt," ul l. ."-r aas o1
..N t .'' F.. or" .ar.H ......U ...U.g
... .' ...E' H"..-. "...... STAINED 9
...... .' ..'.'' .-r,.,. s.-..... .. .. ...y uau-
.. ...'... ...'- .... '#. -#r. ... ..| h.-,ta-
I.....-. .H. '....-. -'. ..... .......U Ia sell
. ..'." ...'.... alter .1.... ....u notice
.t t.. r... .u.u uw-n.t -u...-.. D.. pr,,.a1~-
/. '.. ....n" 10. .alu0 tuI ..0 weeks, all
l... ."wg. m.. .ron.rrg ...".. IN tine
%. ."..N ""' ~.a.. . Colorado
..a>n.1. an,-.. .ut ~.... rr4l, eI
'.".,. ->.'' '. ..... Iuu.r--iH
".~.-.. ~. J.. a.. ...-. .... .. ..i water
Hits a-.. ..'.I. ....".. .I..... .. ..I"u-.I-
10. All '1'IHHN H...- ...emar.re-
.a. .r.t u.#,, Iu"I.'n H...".. r sn. rnr-
ro.... e' ua.~.gHlhe aa"-r. -...... ,oD. du,
NDM. rIlGJFuE.l- ra' n ....ruy given
H. I...a" Oh. ..tEa aa. .rr. A. y
r0.' ..E ' ..- rlH" .N... .r CuuuH
'n.-. l.... FL. I... In. s. p .m-. -uug-
..rs County. 'a."ra.". r...f ...... aus' .'r
.... ."'.n DE- o.-.r.. nr...-.- r.. highest
ID. -...EAN.
,...... -,..'''. "' -o..-'... '..... colorado
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-09

Road Fund

.u...... .... ....... a, g..
a.......... ............ .......-. s. d.
--. .....
..- ..... ....
ar. -urt g. 1.-I..-.-..... .....-.. -. H.
.rH -...... ......... ..
/ .r. ...... -. ..
,r. .... .....
."
/ -.'.....a.. --.. ..-... ... o..
/ .a4 g. l.lI ........... ....... .... -N uU
nr. p.f = 1911 ... ..... .f u
/ rr. .... -H
u5. .......-.....- Us uI
10 .........-..... o. uI
! an ........... .... u
! az .... .t r.
Interest will cease on above War
rants after May nth. 1912
5. H. CARLSON,
County Treasurer.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-09
Escapes An bwlu! F alc

A ;.nu.a'I tongues .oalgu- ..r..--
-.a grar.r... o.. Ir..1. L. Cav, nf Ioa-
ct, ill.,, lnr ae. wa..r.a. a...r..aaee
fr.4 81" awt., t.t. .'E...a. ra.E"o-
min Dadla.t m' wit.a or.a.ta.... b. "
-a. writes. ''>ame,i.as Ina. ~g.. g.r.I
coughing spells / Thought ! wo.lH .I..
ro.. get TO l.la tna.o.;ar.. treat
u..t or o.aar medicines l.,l used ur.
Kings >.w Discovery. Ear Iow. ry
I'D. {. tus wonderful r.rasdE for
scarcely cough at a.l uo~. Quick and
safe. i,= the mo.. .s.,a.-a all ,.r3a,
and lung medicines. Every 0o...ruar-
a.-.... " and .-u.. I-a. aa,,I. -r.a
. ar A.. Druggists.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-09

As.to ST.. Chief llaa v..a kit
Carson Ha.ta.o Eanea Wild West
oao" arrives. He is an historical
. character ".o Tough. a-a.asta" OF tie
..'.aa fighters and was very much i'm
evidence III the Custer Massacre uu.at
.tu. battle at Wou..I N-..
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-09

FLJHE EENC

PLUMBING
.-..... -.#-.o.. r.w t.u at
... .....tur -. gar !.
.. .@E n."u1.u- What should
F" aum e.. I'll. a.t..a~. OF
...aN um.-."~. Aao #,-nr
..5 f.. .~.t ...
WE WONT OVERCHARCE
.. ". wi" 4u--ater tn do
.u "u. .- well. /. u.. bette.
u.um Eo0 cou0 have ii dome
Mcd Vance
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-09
WARRANT CALL
Office of County Treasurer,
Secgwick County, Colo.
April is. 1912.

Notice j. hereby give. that |
will re deem al my office In >elg-
wick County all warrants number
ci a~ follows:
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-09
School Dist. No. r. Special Fund
Court House ENnnusy Fund

.us.rn,. s.si....... a.. ... ..aa....- ~ ..
...Ia..'-
I...sn~~- Irrigation Dist Gen. Fu.G
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-09

>n. Date If .-.... Ar,..rn. warrant
sraoy. Dist. No. Il Special Fund
lr.- re-. 8. n
School Dist No. ]. Genera. Fund
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-09

A ... .t a.',.r 81 stand ,u.
season d 1912 al m residence
: miles r.. u. Ovid
TERMS
50. b insure ua.. with .oaD
$1,000 tor living colt
Service fec becomes due # mare
is removed from county or sold.
We viii take care to prevent &C
eden. but will not be held respon-
sibIc should any occur.
Frank Short, Owner.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-09

40. ..," E"au.. u.,a ln. ...a flat
.- a.a- rri. ."t l... a.. ..a. ,a.
.... for ..'... l... l...
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s.-ool Di..ri.t ~. l. -s-e.l.I Flra

..-. g,.- e. 'g-f i.. .u.
lH...
N...-. taf. tn 20. /.
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-08
RECEIVER FOR
COAL COMPANY

Washington, d c., June s.--The jed
Coal Co., with coal mines two miles
from WEIGH, w. Va, suffered q terri
bic disaster on March 26, in which the
lives of eighty-three men were sacri-
feed.
This company employees non-union
miners who receive 20 per cen less
than union wages. The safe condi-
tfon OF the mine was certified TO by
the state commissioner Of immigra-
ton of the state of West Virginia.
John Nugent, prior TO the catastrophe.
A full exposti-a of this case appear
ed in the May number of The Ameri-
can Federationist, under the caption
Murder is Murder. AS an aftermath
Of this disaster the following appears
in Fuel, a publication devoted to the
coal mining interests, published at
Chicago:
The Jed Coal & Coke Co., OF Me-
Dowell county, w. Va, has gone into
the hands of a receiver, "A. H. Storrs,
president, being appointed to that po-
sition. The court acted at the re-
quest Of President storrs, who sue
ceeded w. A. Lathrop, who, with
eighty-three miners, were killed in an
explosion in the Jed mine on March 26.
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Uncle Joe LabOrers, Friend.

Washington. June during the
consideration Of the naval appropria-
ton bill an amendment was offered
that no part of the appropriation be
expended for foreign coal to be used
by the marine corps on the Pacific
coast of the United States. After a
slight modification Of this amendment
1t was agreed to. Then followed an
amendment offered by 'Uncle Joe'
Cannon that staggered those who have
been watching his performances in the
house of representatives. tUncle
Joe's" amendment provided "that the
coal shall be mined by labor that is
employed not exceeding eight hours a
day" After considerable discussion
amendment was adopted. Verify, but
times and opinions do change.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-08
CONSTITUTION
FAVORS LABOR
CONSTITUTION CONVENTION HAS
PUT OHIO FAR IN LEA0-cAN
ESTABLISH MINIMUM WAGE
WOMAN SUFFRAGE PROVIDED
FOR.

Columbus, June s.--The constitu-
tional convention of this state has
completed its labors.
One important provision adopted by
the convention is the abolishing of
the contract system in all the penal
institutions of the state. The provi-
sion goes further than the constitution
al provision Of New York, in that It
also forbids the sale of any prison
made goods, whether manufactured in
the state or not, unless they are
stamped prison made"
A law passed six years ago
abolished the contract system in the
state ~penitentiary and reformatory,
but did not touch the system in the
warehouses;. Contracts in the Gin
cinnati, Columbus, Dayton and Zanes-
vile warehouses; are now held by the
Bromwell Brush g. Wire Goods Co.
and, in addition to the above institu-
tions, operates at the New Jersey pris-
on and at the Maryland penitentiary
at Baltimore under the name of the
Mercer Brush Co.
Other important provisions in the
interest Of labor were adopted as fol-
lows:
State legislature empowered to es-
tablish minimum wage law.
Capital punishment abolished.
Women's suffrage provided for.
Initiative and referendum, provided
that legislature must first pass on the
proposal and, If rejected, the people
can vote on the amendment Of their
original proposal.
Legal limits of amount of damages
that a workman an recover removed,
Labor injunctions are limited to
such cases where actual property is
destroyed, and at the hearing of a jury
can be demanded.
Provision providing for direct nomi-
nations.
1t is made possible for the supreme
court of the state to declare a law
unconstitutional unless five of the
six judges concur.
Establishes an eight-hour day on
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CONVENTION 7

Delegate Sweeuy OF Bismarck, with
a frame like an iron moulder, was a
striking figure at the convention.
The old war horse-Chas. A. Fraser
was granted the privilege of the
floor and was attentively listened to.
Louie Horwitz is not a bit back
ward when progressive legislation or
any other matter is at stake.
The u~ninterested one might have
taken this convention for a session OF
the state legislature were it not for
the absence Of whiskers.
The three lady delegates added to
the appearance of the body and had to
furnish the beauty for the bunch.
r. A. Rostad of the printers was a
trife ~indisposed and not in his usual
fighting trim.
B~aernstein of the musicians took q
lively interest in the proceedings.
Dad Hurley was on hand at all times
with his gentlemen, wouldn't it be
b~etter?" 1T takes a weasel-eyed dele
gate to slip anything owe on Dad.
It is usually conceded that Andrews
of the painters has a judicial mind.
AT times there was much demand for
the floor at the same time by half a
dozen individuals.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Oliver made a
creditable report OF the condition of
the finances and membership.
The ladies label league was put on
the honor list-that's wehere 1t be-
longs.
There certainly vas no mad scram-
BILE for Office in the convention-Pres-
ident Bates had to be lassoed and tied
before accepting the position.
The building trades council led by
Andrews and Smith, showed it vas q
live body.
The banquet will be long remember
ed. The ladies put up about the best
spread ever put on in the city OF
Fargo.
Organizer Chubbuck says the show
ing was a good one for a newly or
ganized federation.
1t is generally conceded President
Bates made good.
J. c. Batten, a student of the state
university, reported that institution as
interested in the labor problem.
Jos. Mcclellan believes in q square