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DIED

SPAULDINC:-In this cltv, June 90 1912.
Nellie Snauldlng. born April 25, 1882. in
Leadville. Colo. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
John Spaulding. The body is at the
20 South West Temple street. The body
wili he shipped TO Leadville. Colo, for
ROE--At tho residence, CAT South Ninth
East street, June D.. 1918. John II. Roe,
In MS 10th year Funeral services will
be held at 8. d. Evans's mortuary chanel,
4S South State street, today. June 80, at
p. IN. Please omit flowers
EVENSON-In this city, June %, 1913,
of infantlle paralysis, Olof T.. son OF
Mr. and Mrs, Olof |. Evenson. aged .
months and IA DAYS Interment Will he
IN Bountiful cemetery today.
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ASSESSMENT NO, 2.


Union Chief Mining company Prnci-
pal place Of business, room SoS NeWnouse
MottcS is hereby gwen that at regu-
a1y called meeting Of the hoard OF d,aeS
VOTE ea un1 ,ha 7th day of June, 1913, an
assessment assa I'M TT (No. 2) Of one cent tlol per
share levied on all the onts1ana1s naHabIg
on or befors the 10th day of July, A. d.
1913. 70 the secretsTy asGrgs Beg1I bgIIGns at
SI Snj, InTa Sity Utah. Any stock upon
Which % tho assessment, may remain unpaid
on Thursday. the 10th day day OF OF JUL; isiS; 10
for sale and unless payment Is mado
WIN be sold Ssv pofs5E of 5us suctGa tSls al
III nyS,cs of the socretary, at II a. m., TO
eay sss the delinquent assessment, together
with the cost of advertising and tho exr
's"'0 GEORGE BAGLIN, Secretary.
office room 6o2 Eewhouse Bids" san
GIrS 1,,Ii,ca fion luna q. 1Qla cl642
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"ssEssMENT NO. q.

s. s'us :, Nine d Milling 20 p,,,,o,
u'iness, Salt Lake City,
hs bSsasSy y given that ct "a meet
g The corrE OF directors held at the
g sssm,Dahy on tho 3ist day of
upon tbs tbnsnt of be per share wa a
9ad euis,ss s Stock OF the corpora ton
uWsst SsrS,snsnlng. payable at once
w Utah. Tomple street. Salt
'!sssment Any stock upon which
~ DAY ~ snail remain unpaid on
'!tftjsed% y June Will be delinquent
S peyns,!s a a%r sale Mt public auction
@ de- h1ss SlsI is made before will
i,,ssoa 1t Stss tSs Of July. 1913. at IL
Nib ccs. assessment thereon. to-.
g g ale. '' advertising and ex-
BOARD Of directors.
a.. j. r. K1EHM,
secretary and Treasurer.
cE@8
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, WANTED SI!Ep FoR PUBLIC
6cHoOIs -'S

'lsS Jsns Jsmsd Will receive bids up
~ furniSh 90. 1913. at 12 o'clock
H,% Rail- fhg coal 10 the public
nlsil lake City for the school
'snp coal on mine slack screened.
isquIred delivered at the build
psr ton OF two thousand
laio can, ,oldder will be required
IN 81 ssanrOac and furnish bond
al BIDS the right 10 reject
I0uSARp ia :, AND EDUCATION.
1A22Sk o21oo
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FUNERAL NOTICE

WEtsLS-Funeral services for Mrs, Ellen
Wells who died June 81. at 944 Lake
street, will be held at tho Thirty-first
ward chapel June "a, beginning at 1 p. m
Friends invited Interment City cemetery.
GRAY-Funeral services for Andrew NJ
Gray. who died June 81 at a local hos
pital. Will be held at the chapel of s, NJ
Taylor e Co. June "a, beginning at 3 p. IN.
Friends invited, Interment City cemetery
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FURRIERS
FURRIER and TAXIDERMIST

EVERYTHING IN THE FUR AND
taXidermist line made as you want It.
r, Stencil Fur Co, 81 e. Broadway-23
years in Salt Lake. n520
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SUMMER SCHOOL

PRIVATE OR CLASS WORK. INQUIRE
training school, OF phone Was. 3flS-W
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FIREPROOF STORAGE

HAVE YOU NOTICED OUR NEW AUTO
trucks-three OF themp More than all
Of our alleged competitors (and then
some). Our strictly flreproof storehouse
(onIy one in the city free from RATS
and MICE). with private rooms for your
goods Our packing and shipping depart
ment employs more men than oil others.
WHY not have your moving, storage,
pa acking and shipping done by people who
know how We insure your goods en-
route from .pilferage. fire and all other
damage incidental 10 shipping.
b3S05
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.n GUARDIANSHIP NO.
fE e" TICES.

- clerk or the respec-
..,r count, further information0
tIssls tse..c.s,CT COURT OF THE
q pls,.fId pls,.I district In and f2t,r f2r ,ne No
I'd ssi! ~ the estate OF Henri.
q sst,.stll sssta,.tlc. dcceased--Not'oe o.
"A vill sell the following
.>dnssneu vi public auction. for
"a ercpseI Bidder, at west front "a, aoEr
4 blshts, sslt Lake county otan,
<sdass ,,y ., Utah. on the 26th day
4 lass, Cai'ils at Il o'clock noon Oh SAID
4. Eie :, The southeast corner OF
9 ste Guy survey. and 1,IS running mn y
~ Lafs ;uo and one-haif Gs) rods,
/. raih @ lTO fi0) rods. thence south
sss 'en sny t2s) rods. thence east
q pne-han mace OF beginning. In
1 rpds W ard county, Utah.
Ians ale. Cash. Ten per onsra cam d
2 "a and balance upon aei'un SHt,.il ,''a a.
; 4 - e BY the court and ae'''e'S 0'
y Jans y; ifG;EIoRGB ISSB ]. coTTLE.
the will and estate OF
!s:s st:ssT,d oOt.le. deceased
BUR-, Hfn.y for Executor. c24s1
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I CAST, seNNuAl MEETING OF
'ls VALLEY COAL
49, COMPANY, -

seEciholders. x
a q ika inksseSy given that the annual
mi no he Gastle Valley Coal Com
"a IN theid at the Office of the
"a, ius,se e court house block at
"A julv va, county, Wyoming, on
y ia sul, 1913. at ten O'Clock a.
)sar .euon OF officers for the en-
spn iba bspa TO receive and take ac-
n dI,eu.e reports OF the officers and
IL p,cs p,csiors, and for the transan-
\ rms s,ner other business rs might
Al Sal, sl'e me meeting,
" @ juno LaEe Las City, Utah, this
Q. q. FORESTER
- Secretary,
c32l1
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PERSONAL

LADIES-s1oOo REWARD; 1 POSITIVE
ly guarantee my great successful
Monthly" remedy: safely relieves some
OF the longest, most obstinate abnormal
cases In three to five days, no harm
pain or Interference with work: mail
s15o. Double strength. 50. DR.. B. p
Southingion Remedy Co. Kansas City.
Mo. OILS
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CORSETS
CLEANING AND DYEING

SALT LAKE CLEANING CO, BEST
work. prompt delivery. II East Broad
way. Was 5235. Hyland 1899. s2335
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IOsT-POINT LACE IANDKER-
chief at ST. Mary's academy, Thursday
morning Finder please return TO 243 w;
lst So. Reward, c"|l9
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ALL KINDS CUT FLOWERS FRESH
from greenhouse. PorterWalton Co;
274 State. m3fSl
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THE PARTY PICKING UP THE KID
gloves in Amundsen studio, return 20
studio and avoid trouble. cSiz1
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COMPARE OUR FINANCIAL STAND
Ing, insurance rate and warehouse with
any other The superiority OF the keyser
storage over all Others Is well known.
Keyser Fireproof Storage Co, Wasatch
2s93 b241S
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LOST-WHITE PUP FOX TERFIlSE,
Return to A. Davidson. s2e u 5zsn Ien
South. o'i''
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WANTED
Wanted-Male Help


If OVER II. READ THIS: U. g. NAVY
pay from day you start Chances TO
learn money making trade. and get In
perfect physical condition. Call At Navy
recruiting Station, Judge building, Inird
Ssah. for facts. Or write Bureau OF
iMavigation. box 3ss. Navy Department
Washington. for free booklet, The MAX
ing Oh Man-o'-Warsman." cloSs
BETTER YOURSELF BY BECOMING
one or the fortunate young men VINO
JOIN the navy before July 1, many OF
next winter: get a good. steady job, at
regular increasing pay: call at navy re-
Sruiting station. Judge building, Third
south and Main SITS. Salt Lake City.
Utah. for complete information today, or
write bureau OF navigation. box ass. navy
department. Washington. for interesting
booklet c309S
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MONEY TO LOAN

COULD WE MAKE MORE LOANS
upon real estate than any five com
petltors combined unless our methods are
right?
Nineteen years experience with only
one foreclosure.
TRACY LOAN &c TRUST CO.,
IL E. 1st South. m266l
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MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONEs


LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM, X
Mckenzie. Display yards, 442 S. state.
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MOVING


If YOU ARE GOING TO MOVE OR
store your furniture phone the Moller-
up Van s. Storage people, Was 22ll-J
or office, Was. 2123. c2SSl
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FLORISTS

L. A LAMBOURNE FLORAL CO, NO, s
So. Main. with Willes-Horne Drug Co; /;
leading florist on funeral designs. Was;
374 and Was. 29l. c2S5z
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.LOsT-IvoRY ROSE BREASTPIN BE
tween Saltair and St Aibans hotel
Thursday evening. Return TO Irionme; Irianos
Reward. oo-
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PRINTING

ARROW PRESS-UTAHS BIGGEST
plant. Printing, Binding. Office Sup
plies and Furniture. Legal Blanks. 6S
w. 2nd So Phone exchange zoe k125
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CLERKS WILL FIND
GREAT BENEFITS
can be derived, especially if
they seek advancement and
opportunity for getting ahead,
BY READING AND
USING TRIBUNE WANT ADS.
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Public Stenograpner
Vacation Time
Wanted-Situation (Female)

STENOGRAPHER DE-
sires position. Best OF references. Call
Wasatch 1901. csi3
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

IBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer, 164 So. West Temple. Phone
sos. do
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES

BANK, OFFICE, BAR AND STORE
fixtures; special designs submitted on
application household refrigerators car
ON and pocket billiard tables, bowling
alleys and supplies. Brunswick Balke-
Collender Co. 55-57-59 West South Tenn.
pie. Phone Wasatch 453. a40Ss
w. l.. WETHERBEE CO., DESIGNERS
and manufacturers OF bar. blink. office
and store fixtures; also agents for billiard
and pool tables and supplies. Office and
factory. l5S-l60 West lst SO. Wasatch
622S. hS320
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MILLINERY SCHOOL

PARIS SCHOOL; NEW, UP-TO-DATE
hats exchanged for your old ones fin
est assortment in city. 303 S. 5th East
c30t2
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SECRET SERVICE

SECRET SERVICE;
relia BILE operators. 40l Boston bldg.
Was. Eats. c1fo0
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IosT-r.ADY'S PENDANT AND CHAIN,
pear1 bunch Of grapes. on Main ST. Re-
ward of sis il returned to Tribune.
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WANTED-EXCELsIo TWIN CYLIN-
der auto-cycle, fully equipped; first
class condition. Phone write Otto
Noting Seinloh hotel. c99s
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COAL AND KINDLING

e. +. DEAL. COAL. BLOCK WOOD
and kindlIng 1s6 East 4th South. Phone
l23S, he's
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HOUSE CLEANING
LAWN AND CEMENT WORK

WANTED-LAWN OK CEMENT WORK.
prompt and reasonable. Phono Hylana
977.R. p3SQS
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CARPENTERS AND JOBBERs

-S-~>-~~~--~~~~~0~~~~-~--~~
CARPENTRY, SCREENS, FURNITURE
repaired. reupholstered. Give us trial
Evington & Tucker, 1i9 L. End So. Was.
5241-W- cel65
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Wanted to Buy-Real Estate

WANTED-VACANT LOTS OR ACRE
age In exchange for payment brand
new. CLASSY. modern bungalow, Phone
Hy. 1O26-W, c293S
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GROCERY SPECIAL

! LIB. BLANCHARD OR GOLD MUG
get butter and sc cake toilet soap. 35c;
Mason jars. doZ. soc: best jar rubbers.
&c; fresh eggs. 20c; Economy jars. doz,
81: Schram lids, doz.. 15c; doz. Mason
lids, 3oc; i-gallon Mason Jars. ,s0c; 2 lbs.
best black cherries i5c: punches rad
ishes, &c; punches lettuce. sc: 4 lbs.
new potatoes. l5c. CHICAGO STORE.
l13-16 West lst South c323S
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CUT FLOWERS

HUDDART FLORAL CO. 81 so, MAIN
| st. Phone los. Cut flowers and fu-
! neral designs. n1633
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LADIES!
Why should you suffer when the Yee
Foo Lun, G. II. D.. Chinese herb treat
ment is within your reach2 No drugs
no knife, 11S S. Main. upstairs, Phone
Wasatch $3.50 c27i
GUARANTEE TO TEACH YOU TO
lesson, Address T-39. Tribune c2S16
WAS AFFLICTED WITH STOMACH
trouble; could not retain water or food
on stomach; all medicines failed. DR..
Barr cured me in 4 days.
MISS EDNA KILBAM.
c3l00
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Z. G, O'DONNELL, UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer, has moved TO new location.
o25-227 South West Temple street. Realty
bldg. Phone $50 oS39o
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CLEANING AND PRESSING

FIRST CLASS HAND PRESSING AND
cleaning. reasonable; quick delivery
service. Paris Cleaning 81 Dyening Co,
125 C. 3rd So. Was. TS9. c1Tl7
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u. "a hereby given that an cleo
- ss.n called and will be held In
<snisinal ward Of Salt Lake City
sssriy-sixth day Of June. 1913. to
IA The following questions:
5su ina Board of Education OF
AIS CITY school district Issue eoa and od
a, IN to the amount Of S15o, 100000
y nurnoss OF refunding and redeem
n. lhid series OF bonds Issued by
Isl lake City school district dated
4 lst 1893, and maturing August
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MURRAY FLORAL CO.: CUT FLOW
ers. designs, delivered: lower prices;
Phone Murray A oll4I
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THE LEADING FLORIST. w. W. KING.
PA z. End So. Phone 81 rGI
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- Iiafl the Board OF Education OF the
+ iap City school district issue and
|, ~ Ia tho amount of 800, 10000 for
-,oss Of raising money for COM
q be high school building now in
II erection and supplying the
. III furniture and necessary ap-
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Wanted-To Huy

$4,000 WORTH OF HIGH-CLASS SEC
ond- hand furniture at once, Wasatch
4Sl7. r2S4S
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LOST AND FOUND


AIREDALE TERRIER PUP. RETURN
to 1852 So nth East or call Hylanaa
1917-R. Reward cE"'o
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WANTED GOOD SECOND HAND
black Iron pipe. BoGuo Supply Co.. SIG
Dooly block. c2Q4
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S. D.. EVANS. UNDERTAKEN. EN-
balmer. Mortuary chapel 4S S. State.
Automobile service II desired without
additional epenSe Was. 1864 b21S
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AL the Board OF Education OF Salt
i fB school district issue and sell
1h the amount Of 500, 10000 for
i ,a1nse of raising money for pur-
= trAool sites, for building or pur-
&S ons or more grade schoolhouses
Eelying the same with furniture
itssary apparatus. and improving
59rds now owned and to be pur-
= By The Salt Lake City school dis
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WILL MISS WALSH KINDLY LEAVE
the hand bag she has taken, by mis-
take al the Utah Light & Railway GO;
office and claim her own. c'ea'
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WANTED TC BUY-LIGHT COLORED
soiled plumes, French or willow. Wac.
2S57-W. bi6S0
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LADIES' TAILOR


FASHION LADIES' TAILCR. l20 EAST
Broadway. II. BabbeL Mgr. Wasatch
fQhq l2QS0
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TAILORING
SCIENTIFIC SANITARIUM


253 3RD AVE. WASATCH 1121-M.
To all sufferers from stomach troubles
could not retain food or water on
stoma ch. Physician said could do Moth
Ing for me. Four days treatment with
DR.. j. II. Horr cured me.
MISS EDNA KILBORN.
Herald Hotel c3617
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-05-08

Lsdies and Gents. Furnisnlnrs. Roota
Shoes and Caps for Men, Men'9 and
Young Mems Suita to order ROTH. 4
S0ilSO& o-sS1%r- uN-l RfAr VET 1Ao~-
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Strike Win
In Belgium

The working class in Belgium have
been victorious in the general strike
conducted by the Socialists for mon
hood suffrage, the government having
submitted to the appointment of com
mission to submit plan for revision
of the ballot system. This means that
plural voting will be abolished and
the working man will be placed fol.
the first time, upon an equality with
the rich and the clericals
The strike, which had been threaten.
ed for several weeks, began on the
14th Of April. It's primary cause is
reported to be the defeat of a Liberal
and Socialist coalition in the Parlia-
mentary elections of 1912. Before re-
sorting to the general strike, the So
cialists introduced in the new Parlia-
ment Ghe Liberals supporting them)
manhood hutfrage bill AS the Cleri
cal majority refused this bill any con
sideration, and the king declined to
interfere, the strike was called Undel
the present system every citizen over
20 years of age has one vote. Every
citizen over 35 years of age, with one
or more children and paying a dollar
or more in house tax. has supplement
tary vote, as has also a citizen over
Is years old who owns $500 worth of
real estate. Two supplementary votes
are given to graduates of universities
or men who hold Office or are ex-office-
holders. No person has more than three
votes, and failure to vote is misde-
meanOr. In 1911 the number of voters
was 100000, of whom 995, 900 had one
vote, $4,000 two votes, and $4,000
Ithree~votes. In anticipation of the hard
ships of the strike, large numbers of
the wives and children of the 100000
or 100000 WOrkingmen involved were
reported as having left the country AL
though the strike leaders declared that
there would be no violence, troops
were ordered out on the 18th of April
The same dispatches that reported this
proceeding also stated that "active or
tactit support is being given to the
strike by many employers Some of
these continued their workmen's
wagon during the strike. Others
contributed to the strike funds
or offered to take care of the
strikers children. Clerical newspa-
pers insist that rich Liberals privately
swelled the strike funds. Liberal and
Radical clubs in various cities are
openly supporting the movement with
subscriptions.
In these dispatches it was further
stated that "the Christian unions, as
the Catholic workmen's associations
are known, to distinguish them from
the Socialist trade unions, decided not
to join the strike"
DISPATCHES of the 14th from Brussels
estimated that 100000 had at nightfall
of that day quit work throughout Bel
GUM and according to later reports the
number of strikers had increased to
nearly 100000.
Not only Socialists, but workingmen
all over the world have watched the
movement with interest.
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TRACTION EMPLOYEES
WORK FOR LESS THAN $40

The matter of granting the track
men on the West Virginia Traction and
Electric company an increase in wages
by the management has not as yet been
done, and the workmen are still en-
ployed pending settlement. They are
not satisfied with the way the company
is treating them in the least, and il
the increase is not granted within the
80 day limit as they demanded. they
will all lay down their tools and quit
The men are of the impression that the
company is only trucking them in orde
to play for time. The employees OF
other branches connected with the sys
tenn will likely take the matter
and if an increase is not granted Their
will be some startling Developments
The men get less than $40 week al
the present time, many of them are
compelled to keep a large family ana
pay rent on that amount. If they gel
behind in their payments at the gro
Gerry store they are blacklisted by the
Business Mems Association.
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Order Blank
Ne,u Labor Lyceum

Ntwark, N. j., April aO.-Exercises
were held at the opening Of the new
Labor Lyceum, which is to be the
home OF the Essex Trades Council and
the unions of this city. The building
is a two-story brick structure CON
structed of brick, with limestone trim
mings, the interior being divided into
halls and other convenient rooms. The
appointments are modern and the
furnishings in keeping with the appear
ance of the structure. Seven years
,go plans were inaugurated looking
70 the erection of a new labor temple.
Sufficient interest was created to es-
ablish the nucleus of fund for build
lg purposes, indiciduals, labor unions,
nd progressive societies contributing.
he membership of the organization in
his city are gratified in that they have
now a home of their own.
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coast will be of much easier access.

coast will be of much easier access
to steamship companies engaged in
the immigratiop-carrying business.
The conference did not evolve into
any definite plans, save that resolu-
tons we're adopted urging legislation
by the states providing for immigra-
ton commissions whereby means could
be provided for the location of immi-
grants in the rural sections, and sug-
costing the adoption of educational
methods designed to educate the new
corners for the duties of citizenship.
The concensus of opinion favored 4
policy of protecting the immigrants
against exploiting by employers, pa
drones, landlords, or other interests.
leaving the economic phase of the
subject to be dealt with at some fu-
ture time. Walter Macarthur, editor
of the Coast Seamen,s Journal, was
one of the prominent attendants at
thisconference.
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Chicago Painters

Chicago, April 30.-The Brotherhood
of Painters have, to all intents and pur-
poses, won its fight for raise in wages
the Chicago Daily Press, in recent is
sue, devotes an entire page in giving
the names and addresses of the firms
of the master painters who have sign
ed the recent agreement, carrying an
advance of cents per hour for this
year and another cents advance next
year. In all. 1898 firms have attached
their signatures to the agreement and
only a comparatively small number of
master painters are holding out against
the advance demanded
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-05-08
Coast immigration Meet

San Francisco, Cay. April 30
There was held a conference in this
city on April IA and Is for the pur-
pose of discussing the question OF i'm
migration. This question Is concern
ing the people of the coast and mucn
apprehension is felt that when the
Panama canal is opened a tremend-
GUS food of immigrants will be pour
ed into the coast and contiguous states.
The problem Is not a new one to the
Pacific Coast, but with the opening
of the great waterway the Western