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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22
fUT WHAT ABOUT THE DAY
AFTER7'

-Ara.al holiday All right perhaps.
,r heu.. nut what about the day
snsv ail au eminent authority
aWhle rc little brown man is sharpen.
ir- hi- t.o.cdccd sword We. because OF
cor ancient civilization. propose TO drop
oar weapons just when il comes 10 q
point where that dusky gentleman ana
ourselves ace drifting dangerously near
ba r.olcr difference of opinion.
Or ,ou DOUBT the situation. let one or
iuo pertinent facts sink into the tack Of
your mia5.
only the otter day the Japanese I'm
Isrisl Diet approved an appropriation Of
ra00o 600 for naval increase. The gov
eminent Dad asked for nearly double
ts-i. o. $50 0o0. 0Jo-and the Min
Msr OF Marine had declared that with
isat sum Japan intended To build q
a,en giant Drcadnouehts. While tao
ly agreeing to the need of the full
mount tho Diet cut the appropriation
tvn To- 100000 600. promising the rest
e the sum as soon as the national
,snccs would permit that imposing
sand total
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22
WINSTON CHURCHILL AUTHOR
OF THE PLAN.

Mr. WINSTON Churchill is primarily re-
sponsille for this idea 81 naval holiday
a seasons halt n iae building Of Dread
noughts. The diagram accompanying hi
article shows just why he did this. Bat
Mr.. churchill was strategic. and his PROB
osition was even subtle behind a surface
appearance OF frankncss lie cunninsn
proposcd a years cessation in the build-
ing of additional Dreadnough;s. but ne
st,,,lioreIv left out all reference 10 other
battle craft only tho other day Eng
land launched her mystery ship. Tho
battle crsiser Tiger. the present climax
of a typo of vessel which may yet rcvo
lntionizc tho composition of the main me
OF sesbornc defenccS. England set tho
pace IN this particular direction some
wears ago. Germany responded with the
Moltkc. which we have seen here. Since
then both OF these nations have prob
ably devoted more OF their technical skilI
I'm developing battle cruisers than IN adj
yancins equally the Droadnop-hi and.
Internationally. England is ahead in this
race
should England stop for "A twclvcmon h
;he build ug of more Dreadnouguts. world
she malt also i'm tho construction ~ moIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22

tn subio'ped GriioIs trds '0T'ttcn
~ an expert on rGvd' offoirs for
.,s,'y attached 10 tho Many Depart
men, az Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22

bill President Hucrta and his follow
iug are showering courtesies and dignities
uron the officers OF Japanese cruiser
900 Mexican waters. So too. the Mexican
government d. maintaining its position u
defiance Of President Wilson's policy b.
arms purchased from japanese subjects
binding hy an Of tho pcrsuasiyoncss oi
, commercial intercourse the sympathics of
two peoples cstraugod toward us In diff
foring degrees.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-02
MISCELLANEOUS
To tn. Public

~ w"
" has been r7imored about town that
the hcynun Undertaking Company has
sold ont ~ business which ls an un-
true statement ana o. intended 10 a.
me harm ana hrenk 100 ms business.
My business has been established since
1855 ana viii still oontinnc under ms
own management az formerly nnd I
viii continue my policy ~ Giving 40
best ~ service AT the most reasonable
prices that can obtain. considering tht
present high cost ~ labor ana material
n az any time I decide % go out ~
business ! viii myself notify the pub.
Sc ! wish 10 take this opportunity a.
thank my friends and patrons for their
friendship and PATRONAGE ana trust cat
! may have tho pleasure II continuing
20 serve them Tor long time SO come
When you need my services phone 81
Yours very Truly.
BEYNON UNDERTAKING CO.
% v. T.. ueynon. Prop
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-02
tltcrlon oeptR.

An Ordinance % provide for the sub
mission to the qualified tax paying
voters ~ TIC olly ~ Corpus Christi
the question "shan the city Caun.
"a ~ tho City 90 Corpus Christi
Texas be- authorised 90 issue the
bonds n poh city in the sum osl
three hundred thousand dollars pay
able in forty years after date and
rcicemablc IA the option ~ said
CITY "a any time after twenty years
foom date thereof and bearing IN J.
t,rcat az the rate ~ flys per cent
pof annum and 20 levy Tar 81
twonty.fiNe cents. OF Ho much there.
~ as IL necessary ON each one hun.
dred dollars ~ TIE taxable values
q tho snid city annually. Co pay
the interest on said bonds ana ere.
atc q sinking fund Sufficient 10 re-.
deem said bonds AT maturity Tor thE
purpose VI Improving ,niorglng and
extending the wotcrworks system of
sald city" ana DECLARING an smere
vncy.
"whoreaH. the Municipal waicrwork.
system OF the city ~ Corpus christi
10 entirely Ina ieluntc "a supply asif.
ticisnt amouu, Of waller io tho lDhab-
iianis " said city and tie quality .of
tho water furnished ls not suitable for
The needs ~ tho people. ana
Whereas the said city has soucrcd
permit from the State 90 appropriate
sufficient water for the nse ~ the IN.
habitants ~ the city. and n viii leo
necessary ~ improve and .nlargo and
extend the present waierworlea sYa
tenn IA order to secure the advantages
~ sgch Increased water suprly 10 theI
inha hiiants ~ the cay. therefore.
80 II ordained by she city Council
~ tho cuy ~ corpus chrisii. Tesvs
scruon O. That an election be- hrhi
in the Guy ~ Corpus Christi. on ihel
3rd day ~ September. A . 1914. az
which election fhe foHnwlnF proposi +,
zion shall be submitted; "shsil tho
city Council - the city ~ Corpus
Christi Texas. De- authorized a. issue
The bonds ~ said city M the sum ~
Three Hundred Thousand tis00 600 00l
Dollars, payab. IN foriy yoars after
date ana rede'mahle ~ the option ofl
sah CITY o. any time after twenty
years from date thereof ana bearing
interest 81 ~" fste - SCI per annum
and g. levy iax ~ twenty five Casi /
cents or 90 much thereof 49, tx nfr
-ssary on each one hundred dollars ~
the taxable sniuos - the said city
annually. 10 pa the Interest on said
bands and create a sinking flnd eur
rcleni 10 redeem said bonds ma
turily Tor the purpose % Improving /.
charging and extending the waier
works system ~ said city"
section 2 Said election shall be
held Of the Ciiy iian ana IRE Station
Ia Bond Election Precinct No I. and
the fUiioWlnR named persons are here
by appointed managers ~ said efec
fi0nl
" Y savage. Presiding Judge
r. cubage Assistant Judge.
ffaief GDnsl Assistant Judge
Section 3 Said election shall Do
held under the provisions ~ Chapter
iie. Acts ~ The Twenty sixth i.ssin.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-02

rIIn srArr III rrNAA-

TIE STATE or ffNAS
To the sheriff ~ ans Constable ~
Nuoces County directing
A. D. iiryn"n Administrator a. honls
non ~ the estate of g " Arncs. a,
ceased having Med ln oar County
Court ~. final account ~ the condition
of the estate % said g Al Afnca de
ceased. together with an application
y" hoo 'alsuliarred from said admins
tratiou. you are hereby commanded
that hv publication OF this writ fol
twenty days "a newspaper fceulori,
publisher IN the county ~ Nucccs ~,
Give IN, notice ,o all persons interest
"a In the nncumt Or final sctiicmcn
~ said estate to filo their Ohlcotion
thereto, v any ihc, have, on or hcfor'
the September term. 1914, ~ Fsi'
County Court commencing aud 10 b
holden ~ tho Courthouse Of said Coun.
~. in the County ~ Nucces ON the gist
day In september. \. D. 1874 whof
said account and application viii h'
Considered by said Court
Witness. ~ ~ I.uicr Clerk IT the
county Court ~ Nueces County
gwen under my hand aud mnl ~ said
Court ~ nay office In ,he city - Cor.
pua christi this let dns ~ September,
A H., 1914
tscaD ~ u Luter. Clerk County
Coufi. Nurcss County. Texas.
ny Tnilo Copeland. Deputy
A true COPY, ! certify. n y. Wright.
sheriff Nuecee County,
49, Onchf ncllamy. Deputy.
ADVERTISEMENT
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-02
e@so
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION OF ~.
NAL ACCOUNT.
Tho sta,e u rcxas

Tho Stasc ~ rcxAs
70 al persons Interested ~ me ea.
tate 80 Maria Nelder minor. JOSE Ma
valdez. e'ardian. " 'ac Estate ~
said Maria Nnllcs. minor. lose Ma
Naldsa guardian has filed In a..
County Court ~ Nuecc. County his
Fiual Account "a the condition ~ said
estate. together Wiih an application "a
~ DISCHARGED ~ Guardian thereof.
which viii be heard nv our said court
on the third Monday IN september A.
u. isit same helne the Flat das al
september. \ n 1915 ~ the CouYt
House % said Ntqccss County in the
Clis ~ Corpus Christi. Texas. at which
time ana place nii persons interested
in s1m estate are repaired Go appear
and contcst said Finnl Account and
aprlicaiion u they sce proper
Witness a. o. Latter. Cisrk ~ the
County coufi ~ Nurcrs County. Tcs
as
Given under ms haud and the seal ~
said Court az my office ~ CORPUS
christi. reXaa ON this the gbth al, ~
Aug. A. II lait
~ y Letter. clerk. County Court
Nucces County. Texas
hy Chas Walters Deputy
a.. - a true copy certify. NJ.
g. wnshL sheriff Naeccs County
Texas
nssar hslamy, Deputy
tAtvarfisstfent1
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-02
Severe Blood
Troubles Vanish
With Magic Effect, Great Rem
edy Makes Disease
Disappear.

A. almost any drug store yon mar %.
sln \ n r., the famous blood Durtnsr.
M yon then have the verifshfe wfssr6
iat mahes ali blood t7ouAlss vanish. Year
omsrh takes kludly 10 r. \. n. u rushes
- sOsf hiood. IA purifying wave. mskce
liver. kianefs. bladder snd skin woft
thtmenS stops Accommodations that have
go fheunatssiB. csfaffh. swollen slsods.
~ threat aud shin eruptioas.
gust a. feed niases blood. 90 does 3. q n.
elbow ths process ~ dlxesti9n % egiNu-
late natural sscgetions u protect W aoalust
thf rasages " disease esrns>. We sSs ssIl
awsfs u the fact shat these gerRss xfs
apt 10 be iAtsnf Within rs Va bfssk f8ftn
10 sleient ernpfiena u shs slain wh<eev<f
the sfstem IA M Io~ state ~ rexiefsees
Apd Il 10 "a boia prtseot fhess sfnp(3oos
or 10 Tsf rid % them that Nature save -
such an ally a. \. ~ a., II NJ ppso)y
vegetable, contains 20 w<fcufy. ea4 ~ e
oysscomss those svsioas tronh}re ~ onorh
a1sfcury has hesn empIoyed I'M esea- ~
every community are eagle Who hAou IN
70 b. true. They eve 20 n g. on>(e
f<envsry. Oct bolfk today. 0e(1ae ~
subsliiotss Read ~ folder sreqa6 ~
bottle that tells n enc uo~0e<f~ &o<t
b<ins don< ~ ths nf6ieot &fpa1c~p1( ~
sssistlng ussrs ~ ~ nn vor 3 ot<1o(
book o. hlood tfVptles sd1Feo. x6e MN
spseids Gu. 81 swkss e'>t. >slxplt~ -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-02

oKMuLdEE. sept l. Tho Creek
indian tribal council assembled here
to-day for what win probably be- lfs
last meeting. The meeting "a expect
ed 10 continue ten days ana among
the thlngs 20 De considered IL ieEiala 3
ton that viii finally wind up the ar
fairs ~ the tribe The Cherokee tribe
sent out ~ existence pbout two moniha
aEo Tho i've ci,insed tribes Win noou
be- merged into the citizenship - The
Nation. Their lands have all heen al
lofted IN sevefalty ana they are with.
ont further nerd " tribal entity.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-02

iatsse. f.awsli 800 asad the only ouni.
lfiel voters wiv arr property taSpay
crs ~ aald city. shah be allowed 20
vote ana ali voters, desiring to sup
nott thc rrorr-lticn 90 issne honds
shaii have printed or their iarots the
words, For ne issuance ~ bonds "
and those IMPOSED shan hive prhnsed
IN their halmts The words "Nrainss ths
issuance of bonds" Tho manner o;
lrnldlus ssid election shafi te ruSerned
Nv the laws 81 the state regulating
gcncrr, egcV,ionN
sec,th :. A copy N ,hls order. sign
81 w tse mayer 81 nala city. shan
serve es pr"rer nniice ~ said cisc-
,lcn and the mayor l. directed a. cause
noflce 81 The election 10 be- posted ~
AZ the piacc~ designated rar holdinr
said election az least thirty DAYS prior
20 the date ~ said election
section q The fart that there v
urwcnt demand Tor IN Increased and
improved water sapplv fot Inv inhah
ltanta ~ the cry ~ Corpus christ
CREATES a public cmefeeney and a ruh.
lis Imperative necessity. rcaulring q
sos,rension o. the chsrier rule pro,ld
lng that no nrdlnRhe. ~ tc.ohuiou shan
be rassva nnnily On the day n II ln
irodcee.l ana that such ordinance os
resolution pnall BE- read az thrcc SOW
efai meetings ~ the city Council. ana
Inv Mayor navins declared t,n, such
public emergency ana imperative rub.
10 necessity exists ana r.anesis.l ,hnt
said charter rule he suspended ana
that Tits rrso,u,ion he passed f,nail,
on the dute - us iniroduc,lon. ana
Tint TINS ofdmante take effect and be-
IN run force aud effce, from and after
les passage, " il 80 ordained.
PASSED The Stat day ~ July A. -
1914
Approved TIE sist aay o, July. a. d
1915
I tslsncdl roy MILLER.
Mayor ~ the city ~ Corpus CHRISTI
y = NVtliGAN.
city stcreihry az che CITY ~ Corpus
Christi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-02

WASHINGTON. sept I, Ilrir. oen.
Ramsey -, Potts. nntll recently ln
command - the 7ih Brigade a, Van.
oouyer harracks. wash, was placed on
ieh retired list ~ she army today hy
epemtiun ~ the age limit Den. Potts
~ naiiv" ~ ths District ~ Columbia
and entered tho army In 1867 ~ Sec
ona lieutenant ~ ihe Third Artillery
WIN ihc exception ~ iwo.y"eF de-
rail- ln the Inspector senefals depart
ment In 1901, hls entire service was IN
The artillery arm until HIS promotion
20 the grade 81 brigedlcf general IN
1895
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-02
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST on the 20th.. OF glst. ~ Al.
gust, "a gold chain and locKei WIN "a
childH picture iu emalllo work VIII
dvfray expenses Co finder n returned
Ia 1922 water street. City 90
LOST ilrooch shaped Ike pansy III
almond contcr. outlined Win PEARLS.
Return 10 Caller once and receive 70.
ward f0g
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-02

Fifty. foot lot. east front,
ltending through the block
In eighty-two feet front on
herty Street. making nearly
rec lots FOR $4,000. Terms
1000 down. balance In and
years ~ per cent Paved
rect and park on Broadway and
rect cars on the west side %
e block; cheap property FOR
bse IN stuff Beautiful view.
ON the market only for a few
lys
e. 7. mERRtmAN, Assn,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-02
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE

General typewriter business, cleaning.
repairing. rentals. sales Expert work
manahip Reasonable prices n 4.
miller at smith'a Book store. Phone
sT5.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-02

ron RENT Faur rooin coisArs mt,
Furnished. iseo Water street can q
M fnN a.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-02
WANTED

stNnnarapher. Young man
Up Eirl. to write spanish o. English on
typewriter copying. etc. address. CAL
Ter. iioN iss i2s
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-02
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY To LOAN aa Co hu, u lot
build % house " e. Improve property
Frank :. Arthur Room "a greer
lidr tis
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-02
WANTED statesmen.
WANTED LAND.

LAND WANTED Have some beautl-
ful residence Lots, also good Corpus
Christi home 90 exchange for farm
90 ranch lands state lowest prize and
run description In first letter Address
p o. Box iit. Corpus Christi. Tex
ar igl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-02
AUTO BARGAIN.

Automobile bargain! five passenger
car. newly ovcrhsuled. spltdorf high
tension magnetic new tires all round.
Fuse n Lieyre Repair shop. I.aguna
and Chgparrai streets. Gi6 n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-02

WANTED a waiter apply at i02o
chapaFral street of phone see 1872
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-02
SITUATION WANTED.
SITUATION WANTED

Hotel steward and manar,r would
like to lucato south Practical. honest
with executive abluN. can put your
kitchcn on a paying basis and keep b.
there " }. a. 1906 BRYAN street
Dallas. Texas i0g
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-02

FOR kEA g 6-room, modern home.
garage and servants rooms one block
north n Country club Phone sec. a0s
palo Alto ri
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-02

one f-room and one broom com
pletely furnished bungalows 1873 and
1891 Water street, Tor rent Inquire
AIRS. Gottlich 30s Palo Alto street 50
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-02

WANTED -T1fty students September
isth.. opcning Fan term at Browns
Business College Aransas Pass. Tex
as go
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-02

FOR RENT Three room house Win
modern convoniencos. See A. 9 nm
or phone siG. 90
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-02

Capable Mliuner wants position can
handle spanish trade nenartmrn,
Store preferred Address. Fox & cal.
Ter offcc al
WANTED Two reasonable. close in
ueht housekeeplng rooms tor perna
nonl tenants. Must have place e. keen
automobile. Address p -. nox ssi
49, 1si
WANTED Money sn amounts Of
from Ons 60 ten thousand. Tor building
IN the Corpus Beach ADDITION. sidney
Allen $40
WANTED AN your End. hand furni.
ture; hirhest cash price Catheys
end Hand Store. sis Lawrence street
Phone - 40
WANTED To haul Goo l,.,as " has
case and heht transfer priccs reason
able Telephone 1855 residence zoe
Mesquite D. w. pltman AZ
WANTED Goud auto repair man ln
tcreet in business Co Euud worker.
give experience and ref,r.nce~ "A
dress. Garage. Caller oft,ce ssI
WANTED Furnished house - o to a.
rooms with bath n house location
and rent satisfactory, would lease fof
one year Address Box 50. Caller
once. Sol
WANTED rrmks must hc eood ones
harfnin Tor cash eco dealers
Address o. ncr foN I2S rps
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
BUILDERS
When he need ~ building floor or
partition tale. FIRE hrirk. nrc clay. fac,
hrick. nu. linlus. wall coping. etc. "A
dress. bred Wood Manufacturer
agent. Texas Clty. Texas roo
SITUATION WANTED.
huokkc"pcr and stouographor 81
years experience. can ei,c best rcf
ereuccs Leo a Patterson. ia.a Water
street. CUy IL
SITUATION WANTED
Hotel steward and mauar,r. would
like o. lucatc south Practical. honest
With executive ahluN. can put your
kitchcn on a paving basis and keep Is
there. " }. a. 1906 Bryan street.
pallas. Texas iOg
I
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-02
RETIREMENT OF GENERAL POTTS

tAsvsr,is.mentl
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-05-23
Zapata's Lands We're Taken By
:.* Diaz; He's Been a Rebel Since

Cen. EnniliAno Zapata is slowly
blowing hts way towards Mexico City.
There Is fear in every drawing room
In the capital. As the Huerta ENJOYS
to tho United States said: 1T zapata
takes Mexico City there will be hell
and worse"
'"rhe tiger Of Ayala!" That IL what
the Mexican Poems call this determ-
ined: man, who is 30 near Mexico City
that his daring crew can almost shoot
it down.. Mexican aristocrats call him
THE Attila Of the South"
= Zapata is a rebel because Diaz and
the Spanish land owners made him
ONE His story IL that he was a small
land owner in. the village Of Ayala.
Under Diaz his lands were confiscat-
ed, and he was reduced to peonage.
later being sent into exile. On his
return he. killed the man who had
caused his punishment. Then, dis
guised as peddler Of small wares,
he travelled about through the south
of Mexico, secretly fomenting rebel
lion among the thousands Of poems,
who like himself had been brutally
dispossessed OF their lands.
In 1910 he raised the standard of
revolt-~and has held it high ever
since, being consistently In revolt
against whomever happened to be in
power. With his thousands Of organ
ICED poems he has wreaked terrible
vengeance on the rich landowners who
''stole" their small farms.
One of the most interesting ex.
ploits was their capture Of the electric
I'LL A-S4 ia
Morelia. Zapata held it Tor days. and
II the inhibitants OF Morelta didn't
bring out to him in tribute 4 specified
sum OF money and supplies every
morning, they didn't got any electric
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-05-23

light that night. = *s::~@<%
zapata. in spite OF his savage bru-
tality, sometimes shows a pleasanter
side. Though. he has tortured and
robbed big Spanish land owners, he
has been fairly respectful to .Ameri-
cans Of the same class. -,
One Of these he had robbed Of $500.
The American actually dared to
beard the lion in his dem" He made
his way into the Zapata camp to ask
for the return Of his money! Many
a man Zapata has executed for less
foolhardy insult to his sovereignty.
Jaw, give him his money and let
him co." groweld the brigand when
his aides told him of this Americans
plea.
Whether he seriously and honestly
wants to restore lands and liberty to
the oppressed poems, as he asserts
whenever interviewed, is a puzzle that
no one has solved. But the poems
themselves believe absolutely in him.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-05-23
CANTON CARPENTERS
ACCEPT WAGE RAISE

CANTON, Ohio, May 22.-Carpen-
ters In this city have returned to
work, their employers agreeing to pay
40 cents an hour. The carpenters
were asking for IS cents, but consider
the settlement q victory, as they for
merly worked for any price the con-
tractors were willing to pay. These
workers also consider the short time
in which they perfected an organiza-
ton sufficiently strong enough to
command attention.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-05-23

Duluth: in said County, on Monday, the
18TH day of June f9f4,, At ten O'clock
a. M, and all persons interested in
said hearing and. in said matter are
and place to show cause. If any there
be, why said petition should not; be
Ordered Further. That this order. be
World according to law: and that a
copy Of this order be served on the
County Treasurer Of St., Louis County
not later than ten days prior to said
day of hearing. .:'.@ : -.-.s
Dated at Duluth, Mimi. May 10th.
1914. ;. v~s
BY the Court, s: w. G1LP1N.
Attesu: "4: :. Judge Of Probate.
:(Seal Probate ct. st. Louis Co. Mimi
l.. w. May %. 80: June 6,-19l4.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-05-23

Probably the surest way to defeat
nation wide SUFFRAGE for a genera
ton would be; to. subject the movement
to the hazard Of an constitutional
amendment. g.,