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Denver labor bulletin., 1915-05-15
Printing Trades
Continued From Page Five.l

the following resolutions We're unanim-
ously adopted:
"Whereas, John r. Lawson has been
convicted OF first degree murder for an
alleged crime which the world knows
he never committed; and
Whereas, Such a verdict is travesty
on justice and direct attack on the
right of all labor to organize to resist
oppression and fight for life and liberty
and the wedding of their loved ones !;
and
Whereas, The verdict against Lawson
and the trial of him were simply at
tacks by John ID. Rockefeller on all or
ganized labor. intended to discredit
unionism and to punish those who have
shown their bravery to resist the oppres-
sion by him and similar capitalistic rul-
ers; and
Whereas. The name of Colorado has
been further besmirched by the verdict
against Lawson and justice once again
outraged; and
'Whereas. The state of Colorado and
its governor. George \. Carlson, and its
attorney general, Fred Farrar, are aid
ing the coal operators in securing re-
venge against striking miners by these
unwarranted trials and the taxpayers
are being forced to pay the expenses OF
furthering such revenge; therefore, be it
Resolved. That we. the Stereotypers
and Electrotypers' Union No. IL, do pro-
test against further participation by the
state in such trials. and do pledge our
help aud our sympathies in a fight to
the finish to vindicate John Lawson.
even though il be necessary to carry hi-
case to the highest court in the United
States.
Furthermore. we pledge ourselves
never to cease our efforts on behalf of
John Lawson until he has been com
pletely and fully vindicated OF the
charges against him and urge all or
gAnized labor of the state and nation
and all true minded and justice loving
citizens to do likewise; and be- it further
Resolved, That > copy Of these res
olutions be sent to the press OF Denver.
"STERFOTEPERS AND ELECTRO
TNPERS' UNION NO. -.
FRANK STEWARD, Pres.
&C. T. CARSON. Secretary"
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-05-15
Electrical Workers

Business Agent NoNon Of Electrical
Workers Union No. Us, inside men. has
been busy since the first of May getting
contractors to renew agreements which
expired on that date. lie reported at n
meeting OF building trades business
agents Wednesday noon that he had
been successful in signing up all the
firms doing electrical work with eNoep-
tion OF two or three small concerns
where the proprietor- do their own work.
NoNon was congratulated upon his
hustling abilities and the cordial rcla-
tions existing between members OF No.
6s and their employers. Work is re-
ported fairly good in the electrical
trade at present.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-05-15
LEGAL NOTICES.
PUBLIC TRUSTEE SALE.

whereas. Patrick oGara. by deed of
trust. dated the 23rd day OF February' nsc
page 1O1, of the records in the office OF
fhe Clerk and Recorder OF the city and
County Of Denver. Colorado, duly conveyed
to the Public Trustee In and for the city
and County of Denver. Colorado. the fol
lowing described real estate in the City
and County OF Denver, Colorado, to,wit:
Lots numbered thirty-one (31) and thirty
two l3o), block numbered three 80. First
Addition 10 Park Hin Heights. which deed
OF his promissory note of even date with
said deed OF trust, for the sum OF three
hundred ls3oooo) dollars; payable to the
the date thereof, with interest thereon az
eight per cent. per annum until matantA ~
and at 10 per cent thereafter until paxl
particularly set forth In said deed of trust.
reference to which Is hereby made for
greater certainty: and.
Whereas The said Patrick O'Gara and
all persons claiming by. through or under
him having defaulted in the payment OF
the installment of interest due on Febru-
airy 23rd. 1914, and each subsequent Install
ment Of interest. and also In the pay
ment OF the principal OF said note due
Of said note. having elected on account
Of said default to declare said note unpaid.
Now. Therefore. At the written. request
os Jean s. Gregg, the legal holder OF said
note; pursuant to law. l. the undersigned,
County OF Denver Colorado, do hereby give
notice that | will at the hour OF 10
O'Clock IN the forenoon OF
TUESDAY, JUNE lsT. 1913,
at the fremont street front door Of the
Court House. In the City and County of
Denver, Colorado, sell at public auction,
to the highest and best bidder for cash.
the said described premises. and ali the
right, title and interest OF the said Pat
rick O'Gara. his heirs and assigns therein,
for the purpose OF paying the Indebtedness
secured by said deed OF trust, and the
cost and expenses Of executing this trust
and Will deliver to the purchaser a GER
tificHte of sale as provided by law.
Dated at Denver. Colorado. April 18th,
1918.
HENRY A HICKS
Public Trustee in and for the City and
County OF Denver. Colorado.
First publication May LIST. 1918.
Last publication May sist. 1915.
published In Denver Labor Builetin.D
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-05-15
rUnLIc TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas. Harriet II. Wright, by deed OF
trust dated the First day OF July. 1910.
which In recorded In Book 22o5 Page 257
OF tho records In the office of the Clerk
and Recorder OF the city and County OF
Public Trustee in and for the CITY ans uns
County Of Denver. Colorado, the following
described real estate In the city and coun-
bered Twenty te0l. In block numbered
Three Three ~. In Lake Archer subdivision.
tho payment OF her one promissory note
Of even date with said deed of trust for
the sum Of ten hundred and ninety four
!xlUh ool dollars. payable to tho order Of
W. w. Provost. three years after tho dat.
thereof with interest thereon at ten per
cent per nnnum until paid, interest pay.
forth In said deed of trust reference 10
which u hereby mnde for greater certain.
Whereas, The said Harriet b. wr,rb,
having defnultcd in the payment Of tho
nuerfn' nna in on On said note since July LIST. Ipi,
Tor the year 1913, amounting to s2s5s, nno
M the legal holder Of said note. having elect.
cd on account OF said default to declare
said note unpaid. due and payable:
NOW Thereforc. Al the written request
0f or, w. w; Provost the legal holder Of said
Public Trustee In and for the city ana
S;Gnn,y S;Hn o OF Denver, Colorado. do hereby
O'Clock In the forenoon of Va i'
MONDAY. APRIL 18TH. IpIb.
~ .ne fremont street front door OF thu
6nourt house, In the City and County Of
Dehver, Colorado. sell at public nneiion
to the highest and best bidder for casb.
rhe me snid described premises ana ali IN.
right. title and interest of the said uepe
ih,etB ret B. Wright, her heirs and assign.
,,srs, ,tnere,h, Tor the purpose of paying tbc
lhueotcuhess secured by said deed Of frus,'
ma ,n ,, the cost and expenscs Of esecut.
chs.a ,hH .n'S trust, and Will deliver TO the pur
by law. e US PROVIDED
1915. "'""o' Mhrch 18th.
p,,,,, HENRY A. HICKS
Connty ,ustee or n In and for tho City and
Last @ p"bIIcatInn nnbSIi,sSiSn nr,, M%.sh 20. 1915.
uublished in Denver Labor np,,o,,,,
90" appearing to be to the bcst i,,,ro.,
oa,o ~ u parties concerned TINT the ohoyc
~ ,bo hereby continued to May 18th. iplb NJ
Dated April 10th. 1915.
HENRY A. HICKS.
Public Trustee.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-05-15
IITHoGRAPHERS.

According to the Portland Labor Press
OF last week, Jack Biorklund OF Den
Yer, third vice president Of the Anal
gamated Lithogaphers Of America, who
j. on an organizing trip Of the coast
cities. was successful in forming new
local in Portland. Biroklund 'hcn pro
cceded to san Francisco and los sn.
gcles.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-05-15
LABOR'S CENTRAL MEETING PLACE
Building Trades Club, 1881 Arapahoe St

You can't make a mistake in going
to this gathering place of working pco-
pie when looking for information. Make
appointments to meet your friends here.
Every club facility and convenience.
Free reading and card rooms for mem.
bcrs and guests. All organized labor men
eligible to membership.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-05-15

The time to worry about the boy is
when he leaves the house without slam
ming the door.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-05-15
Respectfully submitted.
WILLIAM KOCH.

Amndm copmssione on account
Of Pqueb
Iiobe member OF the cig'rmke Union
election commissioner Carried IS for against. - oo
Amendment to strike out words Water company ana ' -" ol
in Chairman hsg
yea % % oon ~ n had sn done him bv Fireman In
department business OF advertisers IN "e f!
The charges already filed and the
the trial court MI liogen was wa m h Zen ~
the matter is to be taken up Dy the f
Moved and seconded that the report
be rev and n Carried
REPORTS DELEGATES
Delegate Hickey that have the time
spaey members boost the union barber shops and
reported ha BARRIERS ndoscd the twoplatoon system
the premium system on bread WI cease
will he for members of
unfair bread also that the bread made in trust bakeries IN the East con
DELEGATE Heron requested to locals that
with the Carlson Ice Cream company
to get therh hosessh in mion horseshoeing shops r.
Delegate reported Operators doing fine
dforty-tw members their
CoMMUNIcAT ATOMS BILLS.
of
July capita tax between lis
and Carried
II. o. salary $1,000
los on Legislative Committee 500
Denver Express advertising ..........
ro,o, ......... s2alo
and acted follows: Moders
the Organization Committee A. OF L., receipt; letters concerning
Carpenters and Talors filed ..,,
GOOD AND
Musicians reported that tommisoner @ Of SAFETY
had refused permit band to parade the streets 70 In an
Nibe to the matter The president named Dea "es
andO
influence to get the Carlson Ice cream
% to 1 have ] e GstS s 3 t an G awed tSe floor Carried
of candidates by the Assembly
~ e ~ W. WELSH. Recording Secretary
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-05-15

Few people condemn the gossiper until
they have heard all the gossip he has
to tell.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-05-15

when he gets mad, and hc wonders why
she weeps.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-05-15

Beats them all. la Belle SC cigar
union made in Dcnver.-Adv.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-05-15

Try Principe de Lees cigar for an
after-dinner smoke. Union made.-Adv.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-05-15

Beats them all. La Belle &c cigar
union made in Denver.-Adv.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-05-15

IaHerS No Lpen a, LGwdek ask absent Si KAISER eroo"
GSstTas Ga-R" dsEg sgiss; 5 E%es"e ai1 sS F5ls S'
PFs Assistants No afn & HGg % TGpg p Rodgers absent lawson
9e Sensa s SMITH t Leopold absent
Tsas e,ss. $s5s5 Tsa@ sssg
Pas Patss Na 5reen Present 1s "s % V3G9 BROWN Potts Thompson Jhn
Photo Engaves-Absent Slender
%ssssss:sas n9'f Ss %assof> R% S' i;on 59
fSsssspS;s ss .1; Tsa : s;s a: ss s"@i r absent Davis
S s,ms @ as & fs,P o Fsses absent. Wright
W5 Ws roa qaS s%yy SSs ss8i ss0ast0o iii Max
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
mds h adoption the following resolutions si reported ~ tn"
ws It has eGms to al the & attention of the Dn Trades @ S @ Labor Labor
city, the general offices
Tote delegates Pasadena during
m This o Tssi T. ] ses A'ss , M ssso tsss s a2 9& a; s
that that which @ % in its peTs % to n Pg P %6 5 such ] ds04 and % ansh ] @ @
fhsGaG especially IN 4@%s @ @ m free ] % Of and n Po@eg F anew %s showing mG
" fng w T h % aom % has % apa9 % @ b G @ 's orgsnz % % b ana having
employed union men % in their their printing plant 3 wG a: having their 4Gy pub &
Resolved we hereby we
ss'si'
% s9s n5' s'n view retaining and maintaining their
] 4 LABOR 51, forth % @ ;ss, t The sts
?%; s" @ ,.:$ @ 'ss. % = 80
'''5sss ssss % 4snd II H g 'o Z n % r 3 space Hv Hines W R
we d n R a'fsss sh d{ { a % F. coRs j. pvaur ru Hines Com
mttee Resouti
TELEGRAM o
rtion
government European by Of aerabs
''D Resolved e es By the Denver T aGss Assembly regular
ss d d" a G Instructed @ s tooSs
Wilson President OF the United States Of America
Te DnTr n"as Trades d labor Assembly representing organized
"g wong n % and and we @ conducts OF m during i the % present % s @ nd % expesa e hope and
belief that will not permit portion the press and ] to % g m
fighting believe has developed to justify the
p caf sf C. TousToS STSS rSsnt 'S " war Secretary
adoption E. crosey p j. Dv" Edw Hines Com
CONDEMN I CASE
In at
the United ed Mine Workers america by specially
St s'f the se S aGh' legal eseeut a
& @ s 5o and be in @ e aorfe " o % g to nst shs H @
Where's 1h wholesale Whole i @ % nnse t @ @ %n ] ] not na
% ss mt% P GF fGeSn t h non @ to g % pob % o @ 6 p % $ @
and other murders committed during the coal strike therefore be it
the verdict guilty against JG" r. r. lawson Law and sentencing him life i'm
committed @ & in GOa 5 % and s eps & se @ 5 ] s4o 3 ae to ha 3
un a @ t ony @ eH % by Tf they s s poe f
ng CONTROL nd Working people
s % solidarity f b % by Sgaf f d an or % OF @ % of the e entire T body
ef ef'toi tois 1s' 'He '''''"' SOO' anu
adoption oro-Aey, Hines Com
ag t sas. @ D the sasstss s as @ es co"
Committee Vessel reported that the Carlson
union shops they get
,s the nnE M s@ that the
Perkins granted iran dnns the oor osa this time and SPOKE
' LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEES REPORT
Legislative submitted the following report
To Denver Trades Labor Assembly, Greeting: -
At the last meeting @ d the mi @ y0tr = ave s COMMITTEE % M was
ing election W & May s & rd & ntn @ have " % d ae % em s w 0sgat
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-05-15

um @ following S R11d po " be voted on at the coming election and hereby
Commissioner OF Socially Welfare.
osar Hayes at city eemssSn n% @ ',S" 1o labor record
William r. % Koran undertaken,
s a1 ss s
ns NJ a e % record sas fair t.
lawyer, Republican committee
%,d $S II. .se &
@s5 Sc + s Il : ] ,,
S Wg one the ' reee ssSG'a very good
Commissioner of Property.
s 7ss 'a p; pss 's pa aa %y P' sss9 r,pu t. be
GfG manager always
S Tss 'ss sS; former st % s't 4 ss @ labor % "s a a Understood
Ss..: qss 1 s % .; %P.1s Rs aa.s s @
= 'Ss s % ''S'' union ''' never
5s F$& %Ssss & n2s s. ] is9 fighting
@ G rnGp a Fsea w @'S % & % the s,, a;e@ fs chairman the Citizens
Edward wheaiey. record ,ataey:
atom
Charter Amendments
@s this ' %s ns %a ' @ %Ef % as s
s s Trades SS % s s & & 5 receive 'H Es support s5 and % aas,sa
the S system "'%"% S, bun " & " tt s' @ asiiA
i :; sa aa t.. + $
o% aon Sd would S '' o5aS 9S throw 51o1 your
T@?ld S @ the to a S election f on ] % and apaPntg to any con
PSson @ m % lS b fire ndg a i bS e @ my G our
Twenty third and Weton
ndment.
No committee recommends that the
Assembl Ike no a amendment
No rule
that the this amendment
public understood that
by Union Water and il carried
committee recommends that
amendment
No
that the Assent ndor is
,oaa SS s $o ' committee S ''as ' '
No recommends that
no FACTION be AIKEN by Assembly
Bonds
favoho
purpose buildings thus giving employment to Den
that there division OF opinion
dom
determination and make
me
WILLIAM KOCH.
c.
Iegslat
be adop that
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TO :.
MOOSE LODGE
Deputy F. 0. Rogers Starts
Work Here
Expects to Have Required
Number of Names for Chart
Before Long.

F. 0. Rogers, director of the
Loyal Order of Moose, arrived in
the city Tuesday to look over the
field with a view to organizing a
lodge in this city and so well
was he pleased with the outlook
that he now announces work will
be begun at once toward organ
izing a lodge in this city.
Fifty applications are required
before a charter will be granted
for a city and Mr.. Rogers ex-
poets to have the requir ed num-
Der of names before very long.
Within a very short time the
"Howdy Pap" will be a frequent
saying among members of this
organization says the organizer.
Only desirable timber will be
taken into the order and it is the
intention of the organizer to
make it one of the leading orders
of the city.
Mr.. F. O. Rogers is now locat-
ed in H. P. Axelberg's insurance
office where he will be pleased to
explain the Moose order to all
interested parties.
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For Sale:-Two spring heife RS
Holstcin blood. Cheap if taken at
once. Nap. Fortier. Adv.
Harvey Hudson, who has been
connected with the, Olson Dray line
for a number of years, has resigned
his position and has accepted a
position as patrofman at the plant
of the Dupont Powder company.
Fulton & Austin is the name OF
a new firm which has rented the
Odd Fellows Building, form, rly the
City Drug Store corner, and it is
the intention of the firm to open UP
bowling alley and lunch room.
Fulton and Austin are from Bay yield
and are quite well known in this
city.
6 Lots for sale. Good location.
Cheap if taken at once. Sec Dan
Robinson. Adv.
The DUPONT Powder company
who have the lease OF the large
warehouse on the Commercial dock
IN this city, have had the place re-
paired and cargos of soda are now
being unloaded and will be stored in
the warehouse. Several cargos will
be brought here before the
navigation closes. The soda will be
shipped out to the plant of the Du-
Port company as it is needed.
Walter Milberg's new grocery
store in the Eureka building will
open for business IN the course OF
the coming week. Goods are now
arriving and are being placed on
shelves in the store.
Mr.. Walter Howell was in from II
Mile Post for couple of days dur
ing the past week looking after
matters of business. Mr.. Howell
has traded his farm at II Mile Post
for North Dakota piece of land
and it is his intention to move to
his new place on or about November
1st. During the time this family
has resided at Washburn and
vicinity they have made a large
humber of warm friends who will be
sorry to see them leave.
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The Times has made arrange.
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and stationery house for the
handling of their exclusive line
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to order. This is not the one
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handled by stores but is made
special to your order and in
cludes any three letters which
you may wish to use. The
using Of this stationery adds
distinction to your letters.
Heretofore special stationery
Of this kind has been little used
on account of the price but We
are now enabled to offer this
stationery made up in special
design to your order at the price
of 81 90 per box which includes
paper and envelopes. Call at
this office and look over our
samples.
The Times.
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Talk Over Drainage Project

A meeting of interested land
owners was held at Ashland yes
erdut afte1noon at which the
proposition to drain the slough
and swamp near Grandview in
BAYFIELD, county, was taken up.
There are 10000 acres Of land
contained in this immense tract
and that the drainage PROPOSE
ton can be worked through sue
cessfully has already been deter
mined by engineers. 1t is the
purpose of the land owners to
have the project carried out
under state supervision, the same
as drainage projects are carried
out in Minnesota.
It has been figured that the
cost of draining this immense
tract of land would be in the
neighborhood of So per acre and
the cost Of the work, under the
law, can be spread out over a
long period of years.
The land contained in this
slough and swamp is Of the rich
est kind, being a deep, black
loan, and that it will prove to be
very valuable is the opinion of
the land owners.
A hearing in the matter will in
all probability be held in this
county in the near future in
order that all interested parties
may have an opportunity to be
heard, after which the state will
determine if the project is a
feasible fine.
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Attracted Large Crowds
The Times.

The Musical Co medy company
appearing at the Temple Theatre
on Friday and Saturday evening
of last week attracted packed
houses on both nights and both
shows. The company put on
light comedy, singing and dane
ing that it pleased the audience
was noted by the applause.
Manager Trowbridge announces
the booking of musical COM
panies for each Friday and
Saturday night Another COM
pany will be here for this week
and the company playing here
last week will return in two
weeks with an entire change of
program.
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The last serm IN Of the pastor
ate of Rev. Holm, will be given
at the Norwegian Danish M. E.
Church Sunday Oct. 24th at 300
p m. Everyone is cordially in
vited.
Rev. A. Andrearsen, who has
successfully served a six years
pastorate at Valley City, N. d.
is appointed by Bishop Berry
d. D. L. L. D. at the annual con-
ference at Duluth, to serve the
pastorate of Washburn, Ashland
and Hayward.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-10-21

The Brick building on Bay
field street, across from the
Northern State, has been fitted
up for roller skating rink and
the place is now being run by
Mr.. Forrest, who was formerly
located in the Town Hall. It is
the intention of Messrs Downs
and Estabrook to fit this build
ing up in first class shape. The
front will be taken out and a
steel front with large plate glass
windows will be put in. The
basement will have cement
floor and a heating plant of the
latest type will be placed in
the building. New floors will
be put in and the place will
otherwise be improved before
next spring.
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Wa ter Milberg arrived from Dul ;
nth the first of the week and he has
been busy the past few days getting
his new store building ready for
occupar oy. Walter intends to open
up first class grocery store in The
Eureka building just as soon as the
place can be gotten in shape. The
store will probably open within
another week. Walter is well
kno ~n in the city, having resided
here before going to Duluth, and
undoubtedly he will get his share
of the business.
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BROS.

Mrs. Patrick Doyle is reported as
being very sick at the home of her
son M. E. Doyle.
One of the business institutions in
the city that has seen a great reviv-
al of business since the employment
of the large crew at the plant of the
E. |. Dupont company is the Wash
burn Steam Laundry, John Monsos,
proprietor. This institution is kept
busy turning out work but Mr..
Monsos is handling the business in
nice shape with his enlarged force.
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Swedish Luth. Church
A. Road, Pastor.

For Sale:--Six year old grade
Guernsey cow to freshen about Nov.
Goth. f. A. Bell. Adv.
Jacob Strecker is pushing the
work on his new barn which he is
building on his farm. This barn is
to be modern structure and will
be a dandy when completed. Mr..
Strecker is is one of the progressive
farmers of the town of Washburn.
Clarence Kinstler is home from
Mason this week enjoying a vacation.
Clarence is mail carrier OH the rural
route running out of Mason and he
is taking his vacation this week and
is enjoying himself at the farm OF
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Kinstler.
Stove pipe all grades-Hansen.
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/. }

r. W. Downs made a business
trip to Medford during the past
week. The Medford Light and
Heating company, of which Mr..
Downs is genera! manager, is re-
building their plant at Medford and
the job is big undertaking. The
Medford plant will be a fine one
when the work underway is com.
pleted.
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Q

A new steam heating plant is be-
ing placed in the Gem Theatre
building. The work is being done
by George tluck and crew.
M. e. Doyle left yesterday morn
ing for Two Harbors to attend the
fumes al of his nephew who was
killed in an automobile accident.
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For Rent

Cottage. furnished or unfinished
one mile, from Barksdale. Inquire
Fred Knowlton, Barksdale. Adv.
Hives, exzema. itch or salt rheum
sets you crazy. Can't bear the
touch of your clothing. Doan's
Ointment is fine for skin itching.
All druggists sell it SOC box. ADV.