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Arizona republican., 1913-09-03


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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-23

ldIl- CIluICu- d.. L 4JCI lily -qCSLLOy-
ed by fire today $4,000 loss.
Rome.-Announced that mass
which was to have been celebrat-
ed by Pope Plus x. in St, Peters
on Easter Sunday,has been post
poned. until .pentecost.
st. Anthony, Idaho.-Fire in
largest building in town threat
ened entire city. Water. pipes all
frozen. Loss estimated $250,00O.
Wheeling, W.Va.-Riot among
foreign mine workers at War :
mock, O.. F. Shark shot and killed.
Murderer arrested by constable,
but was taken by rioters, who
threatenedthe officers life. Later
he escaped.
Portland, Ore.-Seaman Sparks
fell 30 feet into hold of steamer.
Unconscious. Hospital. Woke up
with yawn while on operating
table Got up. Walked back to
his ship.
LosAngeles.-''E Examine boxes
containing incoming corpses"
reads. telegram received by secret
service officers here. Rumored
that rum and other liquor is being
shipped in coffin boxes.
Logansport, George Dur
ton, wealthy bachelor farmer,
sentenced to serve from 2 to II
years in state prison for contrib
uting to delinquency of Lena
Hatfield, Is.
Berlin.-Prince AdaIbert, %,
third son Of Kaiser, seriously i'll
with pneumonia, complicated by
attack of measles.
Washington. - Private cues
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-23

WHAT HAPPEYED
Garfield, O.-Curtis Skater,
IS, and daughter Fife, IA, burned
to death in fire which destroyed
his farm. Mrs. .Shafer and daugh-
ter Evelyn, Y, may die. Willie,
10, burned on hands,.
Louisville, La.-Hal. Carey,
negro, confessed that he had
burned 8 barns. Lynched by mob
of citizens,
Springfield, II1.-Earl Bilbert,
8, shocked to death today when
he touched live wire.
Ber1in.-Arny aviator Lieut..
Otto Schlegel killed in aeroPlane
fall near Burg, Prussia.
Paris.-Charles Gaulard, avia-
tor, seriously injured when has
monoplane turned turtle.
Champaign, Ill:-Jesse Viii
liams, suicide. Rope.
Minneapolis.-3 hremen injur-
ed and property value at $4,000
destroyed by fire in two story
building.
Champaign, Ill.-Fred cald-
well today confesse' dthat he mur-
dered his wife last spring in or
der to prevent her from attending
street carnival. Sentenced to
prison.
Alton, libby Hamilton,
35O-pound insane negress, .escaP-
ed from St. Joseph's hospital here
by taking nails out of boards with
her teeth.
St. Louis.-Mrs. Nancy-Jane
Hanks, "a, came here from Alton,
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-04-30
Wat rloo.

The old |. I + gong from bad to worst
They have taken oil four passenger trans
1t ii this terminal, and extended the trne ON
til re,t of them - that stops can he made
1t the country or">-ing,. Service furnished by
the | {. nowaday> would remind one OF the
p1"ncer days al railroadng Crews have been
1t back. and some have been transferred 10
ether points making 1t necessary Tor them To-
sell rent or give away their property. Con
>tcrna,ion reign supreme among the road
nm. a. some 81 them have made a, lew a,
iaur trip, IN a month The travelling hoggers
ate beginning L. bawl out engineer, ior stop
pfne To make repair between terminals, and
IN many cases they have run up against their
Waterloo
Engine 2O30 dropped her CRATE, and every
thing. went to the ash pan. In view OF TIN,
serious defect. the crew wa ordered TO bring
IN their tram Engine 9as burnt her man pin
aud had 10 be held for new one An en-
glnecr took 1871 ont on a trial trip and di,coy-
cred that the side rod, had been put ON upside
down The company IS i>,uing warning, To
the effect that all l. G striker, found on the
premise, will be arrested and prosecuted To
the fullest extent ii the law Gale car 1910
elnr IN with the brake rigging dragging. near
I, causing a wreck The home guard scabs
ale trying t. get .umc one TO speak a good
word for them t. square them mp with the
rn3an. but here where they run up against
The N'>ie station From all indications they
s>pret the inevitable To- occur IA the not far
distant future Even the Local eapltalistic
.hect, came GU, with the announcement that
a s,tt,ment would be made IN the near future,
al needless To- mention. TIN irrtated the
hri pen imps.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-04-30
VicksburR.

81 Alsk,bur- l. still on the map. How.
rttr. b,lN,,u the strike aud high water the
80 ilos 8, about t. 20 To the wall All
anil tram, L. the >uuth are gong through u
aud Il m,he, ii water The entire shop force
blfe Ia, been lald oil until the water goes
down The ,ainpan, i blaming the water fos
everything However. the shops are up high
and dry. and there are is5 bad order cars
Of unior. labor.
Engme Is. out on her maiden trip. failed
Engine /; knocked out cylinder head Pas.l
>engcr trans were deraiied frequently d
along the line before they were pulled off. ao9
the oompau. placed the blame for this on tn
defective equipment. The scabs are leavia1E
here IN dtnNes. saying that the company \,
dl~ay> laying them oil and that they canal
Ike IN AR. Scab Boiler Maker Mcdowell ~
been tired again. and is now lying around II
\. yards on the cross ties, drunk q
when she ran against switch engine vhao
>he wa> gong down after her train. EnGno
2o23 had 10 give mp her tram at Wilson. u
Dutch scab IN the master mechanics offieu1
Va, handed the pink slip. and he is now wosky
ng IN the bridge gang. He was not effieieo1l
CHANCES office. Summing up the situation. -
are all 10 the good in Nioksburg. and are gv-
'ng the Old Hog merry chase for her money
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-04-30
Tekoa, Wash.

We are >till with YOU IN the fight to a fin
lsh. and everything Is gong To eventuate into
a >usCes,iul termination IN the near future
On the 18th the ia . W K y y had two
"reeh> out II here. y work tram ,tarted for
a @.,-h"at or NerrN Branch. and took 10 the
dr.h hcfore It let thtre 4. soon a. tn
"fesksr had lifted TIN, Nfe5k Inn the ditch
:, va, ,alled "a the man line to pull tram ;,
oui - TIN ditch where It had stepped unex.
pestedly \ brakeman va. injured IN this
wrcek
hc settlement fumaf, that have been cir
eul.'tcd here lltsi, LAKE thrown the bull pen
'mr> into a tate of anxiety. and as a result
many 81 them have departed for home. sweet
hsme. away down yondet in the sticks There
H. been no Improvement in train service on,
at thu, terminal Trans come through here
putting and pounding a. il they were in gtea,
distress. and from all indications they certain.
~ must be. especially after having been sinh.
jeeted to the crude treatment OF tbs sr,h.
t"r such long time Brothers. be of good
cheer, Ter our long struggle is arriving 4, il.
termination. Just little more time and w,
Will be listening To the mu,ic of our gu,
hammers. and the hatdships Of TODAY will l..
bat recoilections Of bygone DAYS. So LEI ~.
battle CRY be no compromise.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-04-30
Indianapolis

Inc var news from the eastern metropolis
al the war zone indicates that the company b
sNperenoing the same strike conditions hsss.
A. at the other terminals Scabs HesmaA
kenh, VIM 6abbert and J. d. Humphrey, q
louisville are now working here in the cao.
a'ey OF maehinists. One VIM Borders, WI
Walsh and the traitor. McShane. are still -
NIX the act here on the boiler makers, ~
'hese, like all the res, OF the seabs, have oua.l
lived their usefulness. and are only helpiae
the cause by holding down the dividend iual
l" point where i, will keep the stockholders
crying all the time One Humphrey, . helper
"h" Is seabbing here, used to be secretary e
the Federation at Louisville. Ky.
Engine 1925 has been in the shop here ies,
i've weeks waiting Tor few flues and to have
her wheels dropped. but scab applications see'
applied 70 very slowly and intellectually thst
II VIII be some time before they will be sb,eI
20 roll her again.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-04-30

The company i having is usual amount of
trouble al tins point. Engine failures have
been more numerous than ever in the last
week. aud the passenger service Is only a
Jukc and because II this only a few people
are travelling over the Illinois Central. these
bong the few who cannot reach their desina
ton over any other road
The company held some OF the irut So long
that when II arrived al Btockport they saw
they wcre plANng a losing game and igst
dumped IT out into the river. 1t was cheaper
L. do TIN, than to haul the fruit Ia the Windy
uy and dump IT there. We informed
that the tram men were put oil for 80 days
when they a,ked Tor a conference We do not
~I,h them any bad luck, but lot of them re-
marked that We were fools. and about Is
month, oil IT would possibly be the means OF
educating some 81 them. Two car repairers
~ere Killed at Benton Ill They did not have
any flag in front of the track where they were
working. and the switch crew showed in upon
them Now they will not do the scab act
tor the Central on the rip tracks any more.
but have been promoted down to the general
ofiiecs OF the Safety First Route.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-04-30
McComb.

he seabs are expecting the bottom to fall
on i the old y stem at almost any time They
.te g, confident of tn, that they simply re
Nc /, d. anything of productive nature for
III o,rpany The inability Of the Illinois
enuai N the past to handle shipments con-
ened 10 local merchants has been the cause
t.e y q. x q. y. K X. enjoying a lucra-
nte business out 81 here
The Hog route has lad another serious
il .h' wreck at la Branch. La. Hot boxes
in passe nger service are common occurrences.
The .ampany must be using a poor grade Of
lubricant Announcement has been made that
{ through trains are now being run over
Their eNn track, but II such is the case we
arr msre than satisfied that the high water
VI, playing enly small part IN the delay
10 traiuc. Tor yet all trans are in disor-
gained state ii affairs. due to the poor equip
ment \ small wreck occurred at Summit,
Miss where several gravel cars were derailed
E1ery train arriving here has the usual num-
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-04-30

The pleastn, wather has brought no imnrove
men' IN the condition of the Old Hog a, ,h;,
point. Engine failures and other diffieuI,;.,
are still common occurrences Engines 400
SIS s27. $50 and DIG failed here With, !,
couple of days. Engines $50. s21 and son
have been sent to Mounds to be used in
switching service. Engine s3s has been out
OF Furnishes for week. and there is some.
thing wrong with her motion gear tina. IN.
scabs do not understand. and thus N. IA 81,
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-04-30

Everything gives indications in favor Of DE-
'.''Sers IN this part of the country. AmoaeI
,"e many miscarriages in railroading out q,
mere was train No. s. The injectors failed
as 'hey were approaching Yellow Greek, al
'ney had to lie there until another ensias'
anne along and pulled them back to towa
o. raul engine Ass was taken to the roas6l
mouse and the seabs worked on II. Frsakl
"eMahon. who was injured some time ~
oy having both his arms cut Off has fiis6'
suit asa'ns, the company for ssi 10000
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-04-30

..a tn Down md mt ll,t here, Engine sis
d. .al.lher product itom liurnsides that has
hs u h,rr tor ten day, and won't give service.
lhe, msh, II, h,f out on country mud
I'D. bui she won't d. business on the steel
tail lnlne i"4 Ia, been III for a fire bog
far ia, months However. II Is safe to say
iaai II vii he IN there until the strikers get
back and IN 1t ut
sd Null,r md Sweeney. from Sedalia.
VI are NV da,nr the act IN Carbondale. ILL.,
!. al Sto,l,. larmeflN back shop foreman. is
a,,A reduced L. common hammer and monkey
wrn,h man and kept on job where he has
T. ii> I'D ,cfcw iaok, lor the >cabs in the car
i, l,artmcm lht,e al the burr head seabs on
H., mp taek Wcrc injured. They did not
A,4c tin danger lag ont and the switchmaa
-ta.>td >trlue 81 al. III upon them. This
= ustbrr c>Amplc 81 the >ais,y first regime
Aa,tho on, 81 iul Mulconncrys black scabs
~ ,ut up hs ~ niegor weneh. and ii the good
N,tk kt,p, up There will not he many left
81 til, Hah match II the bull pen
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-04-30
Salt Lake.

The San Pedro Is having its troubles out OF
here. usual. Between the soabs and motive
power they are arriving on the scrap heaps
81 destruction. and we can say the same for
the >h"ft Line. The motor cars are giving
up. and passenger service is in a deplorable
condition. Our army at this point is not very
large. but the few who are here manage to
keep up the good work and keep the scabs
initiated by always being on the job
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-13

SOME MEN HAVE AN IDEA
That they owe no more TO
the wife and children than
food, shelter and a good eN-
ample--there are some who do
not even worry much about
the latter-but the solid. sub
stantlal citizen who wants 10
do the best he can for him
self and his. realizes that II Is
little short OF his absolute
duty TO surround his people
with every advantage possible.
commensurate with his earn
ins capacity.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-13
NEW TWO STORY sHINGLE,

NEW TWO o-sToRY sHINGLD,
near 18th So. and state; lot 50x140 to
15-ft alley; stone founda tlon, cement
basement, fine flowing well connecting
with house plumbing and barn; down
stairs finished in FIR, with maple floors
in every room; upstairs with yellow pine:
fine chicken run and houses, good barn
with cement floor This IS a new home.
with trees. lawn. hedge and fence. also
cement walks. and can be bought with
5000 cash down, balance monthly. like
rent.
EAST BENCH BUILDING LOTS.
Have quite a number OF choice build
Ing lots on the East Bench near the new
high school and the university. This prop
erty Is sure to increase. The time to buy
Is now Here Is one Of the many bar
gains; On Elizabeth St. between 9Th and
18th So st. 40X102 to alley. can be bought
now for $500, one-half cash
IT WILL PAY YOU
to call or write for little booklet.
Saving and Investing in Wellbilt
Homes"
UNITED HOME BUILDERS COMPANY,
502-03 Walker Bank Building.
Wasatch 1885. s1929
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-13

$500 FOR
4 BUILDING LOTS,
Southeast 18th East near high school.
Cement sidewalk in and paid for. Choice
locality. Snap.
$500 FOR
NEAT BUNGALOW ROOMS,
Partly modern. G street and 18th ave,
This is a rare chance to get cosy home
below actual cost
$4450 FOR
6-RM. NEW BUNGALOW.
On car line. north bench, Furnace. two
mantels, full basement. Terms like rent
$3.50 FOR
5-RM. MOD. BRICK. 9TH AVE,
With furnace, mantel. large basement
Owner leaving state Must be sold,
GODDARD INV CO. 80 So. Main,
Tel Was 2260 s192S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-13
CROMAR, 9II ATI,As RLOCK

CROMAR, 2ll ATLAS BLOCK.
Now for that new hone,
The question of first importance Is.
Where shall it be?
TWO OF those grand lots advertised last
Sunday are already sold, Now, IL Won
wish some OF the cream OF residence lots,
YOU cannot afford TO miss seeing these
lots. / have only four 50Xl40 lots. With
west fronts unSold. You cannot but ad-
mire them They have sewers. sidewalks,
gas. electric light, phones pure air. clear.
cold water and as grand a view as the
state affords, Only block from cars and
one block from University. Can YOU ask
more? Every house Is new No hills.
No hollows. Move quickly IL interested.
SPECLAL-SPECIAI,
To close estate, there has been placed
with me for sale, corner lst avcnue and |
st. Go feet on I, 115 on LIST avenue. ONLY
a few rods from Kearns mansion. See It
at once.
There is a fine lot on 10th East. n fe'e
rods from 1st So. 50Xl2S feet east front;
choice OF two carlines, You should see
this. / have fine corners on LIST. 2nd AMI
Bird avenues. all close In
I have several thoroughly built houses.
built for large families; not entirely mod
ern. but strong built for homes and very
cheap.
CROMAR. oil Atlas Block.
slIi9
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-13
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved


iET UP THIRTY MINUTES EARLlEl
Tomorrow morning; take
Sixth or Ninth avenue car. go
up TO the north or northeast
bench, breathe the fine. free
air, note the perpetual view
down and across the valley:
See how far you are above the
line OF smoke and fog; and
then wonder why you never
realized before that the best
location for a man and his
family to reside IN Is north OF
First avenue and east of y
street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-13
YOU ARE roRrY-sN HUNDRED FEET

~ ARE FORTY-STX HUNDRED FEE.
Up In the air In that particu-
lar district. and that differ
cncc OF ZIG feet 1--WE leave il
TO the weather bureaW is
little more than enough TO get
away from the stuff they have
10 breathe below you. We
have specialized In Security
Homes up in that direction
for long time. but We do rot
claim all the credit for our
success IN interesting BUYERS
In that direction. Natural
conditions, climatic principal
1y. In connection with the
natural gravity drainage and
general surroundings. make il
an easy matter TO attract in
telligent and discriminating
home owners.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-13

HAT NORTH BENCH Is JUST
LL-VENTII.ATED BALCONY,
Near enough to the business
district for all practical pur-
poses, yet above and apart
from noise. smoke. dust aud
fog. No matter what you want
TO pay. We are pretty sure 10
have just the house you want,
for we can show you we'll
built, modern dwellings, at
prices ranging from $4,000 TO
$1,000 which you can secure
for little money down and
monthly payments on par
with the rent YOU are paying
where You are living at the
present time and working for
the other fellow instead OF
yourself.
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