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Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14

graph. Tragessor. the new receiver. IL
shown behind the plate. A group OF reg
ulars are waiting their turn with the
willow.
Denial is made by Maranville OF a
statement attributed to him that the
Braves knew the secret signals Of all the
teams against which they played last
season. and that this knowledge helped
them to win the pennant.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14

while other MANAGERS are turning play
Branch Hickey Is having great sieeess
IN placing his surplus exactinE IN each
e case the pick OF the team 70 which play
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14
saIIee taking ON weight.

Harry Sallee. Cardinal southpaw
pitcher no longer fits into his nickname
OF slim " Sallee Is said to be getting
heavy, though he still can take ON lot
Of weight before he Is a Fred Blanding as
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14

sculi. a semi-pro. pitcher OF Jersey. last
week reported TO Secretary John ~
Foster OF the Giants with a lame arm.
John sent the young man TO a specialist
VINO reported that nothing was seriously
amiss.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14
MARANVILLE TWO-PLY KING
Holds Record for All Time in the
Matter of Starting Double
Killings.
ALSO ACCEPTED MOST CHANCES

BOSTON, March 1s.-walter Maranville
OF the Boston Braves smashed more than
one fielding record for the shortstopping
brigade last year, and this season, II he
wants 20 set up any new marks, he will
have to beat his own best performances.
The record books bear testimony TO the
fact that the rabbit" now has the dis
tinctlon of having accepted more chances
at short field during n campaign than
any other major league performer, .eS1,
the high water mark previously having
been Bob Aliens, 95S, made as a member
OF the Phillies. in 1892. which was the
first year the National league operated
under twelve-club membership.
The other record that Maranville
smashed last season he not only smashed.
hut annihilated. and probably set a mark
that will hang up as long as Charley
Sweeney's nineteen strikeouts- This rec
ord was In starting double PLAYS. Data
OF this kind for the major leagues now
has been kept Tor three years and prior
TO last year the greatest number of
duplex killings inaugurated by an able
athlete was forty-one. The dimlnutive
Brave made the first move last season in
just tifty-eight two-ply retirements. doing
pioneer work in double the number Of
dual executions pulled off by any two Ma
tional league shortstops.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14
Pass All Others.


The last year John J. EveTs and ].
FAversham Tinker worked together they
inaugurated seventy double plays, Evers
thirty-seven. That same season, which
was 1912, Arthur Fletcher and Larry
Doyle of the Giants put II on Evers and
Tinker by putting in motion seventy-six
double plays, the shortstop making the
first move in forty-one and the second
baseman in thirty-five The Fletcher
Doyle figures we're mot fractured In 1913
IN either major league, but last season
they went by the board when MaTanville
and his brainy side partner started from
their positions eighty-five duplex massa-
ores. Jack Barry and Eddie Collins OF the
Athletics. IL II Is desired to make q COM
parison, started only fifty-two.
Only ten major leaguers last season
took the initiative In twenty-five more
double plays. These men were Maran-
Vile OF the Braves. who started fifty
eight at short; Bush OF Detroit. who
started thirty-slx at short; Mcbride OF
Washington, who started thirty-five at
short; Barry OF the Athletics, who
started thirty-one at short; Doyle OF the
Giants. who started thirty-one at second
Herzos OF Cincinnati. who started
twenty -nino at short; Evers OF the
Braves. who started twenty-seven at
second; cutshaw OF Brooklyn. who
started twenty-seven at second; Scott OF
Boston Americans, who started twenty
six at short and Hans Wagner OF the
Pirates. who started twenty-five at short.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14

Havana. having survived Yellow Jack
and WeyIer. may be able to pull through
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14
Bens Leads HurIeru

Joe Benz OF the Chicago Americans
took the lead among the pitchers in Civ
ing double plays their impetus. He
made the pioneer move in eight The
year before Eddie cicotte started nine.
which still stands as a mark for huriers.
Among the eatchers. those most active
IN putting double plays In motion were
sohalk OF the Chicago Americans,
o'Neill OF Cleveland. and Henry of
Washington Each started nine. In 1918
BIZ Killifer OF the Phillies inaugurated
fourteen.
class BY himself among first basemen In
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14

Here comes story from Los Angeles
that Ban johnson is trying to seduce a
player from the Feds TO join the Venice
team. Whaddya know about that?
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14

The newly formed Association az Uas,-
ern League Base Ball Writers win have
plenty OF work to do II it just gets the
matter OF scoring Strengthened out. II
accounts that are brought to Omaha by
players are dependable. some weird mo-
tons Of scoring exist around the circuit.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14

II you want TO see a smiling face, look
al Brother Dawes He knows what a
good snowstorm Is for.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14

While Richie got the Newspaper deci-
sion. out the crown doesn't go with that,
so FREDDY Welsh can still go on demand
ing the big end of the purse. outboxed
oy two Americans within the year. n
begins 70 look as IL Freddy has been the
beneficiary OF something like favoritism
when he was awarded the title in dear
loid Lunnon last year.
The labor world., 1915-03-06
ARMsTEAD's LAUNDRY

1905 N. Third st. 81. Both Phones 293.
tsSSIt is gratifying to note the growth
and advancement az the leading In
dustries that are making Tour city
famous Among these is the Arm
stead's Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co.,
a splendid example of home industry.
Such q concern as the above deserves
the support and every cooperation of
home people. Not only is their work
satisfactory, but they have shown an
earnest desire to help our. home peo-
pie and in their treatment of their
employees are considerate. The sue
cess of this enterprise means the fur
therance Of prosperity to a large
number of people and it is the duty
of every loyal citizen to give every
reasonable support. The plant Is
equipped i'm the most modern manner
and absolutely sanitary in every re-
rspect and has the best facilities for
turning out the best" Of laundry and
dry cleaning work.
: Here you VIII find laundry that
meets all requirements, and pays at
make for comfort and convenience.
AOy uoi1 LC1l youA S1OCAAAu5 W
shreds, and return everything but the
dirt. Everything Is conducted in the
most sanitary way possible and there
isn't an institution in the city with a
more loyal patronage than is accord
ed Amstead's Laundry.
We take pleasure in recommending
them to your consideration when you
need laundry work Of any kind.
The labor world., 1915-03-06

which he has held for the last six
years through promotion. He is a
man who it is pleasure to meet
and to claim his friendship, in it.
self is a "gilt edge" recommends
tion, to the one who claims it.
An auto delivery truck and two
delivery teams is an indication of
the vast amount of business done
by the company in Superior and is
proof that the people of this city
appreciate the best of every thing
at rock bottom prices.
1t is the creed of the Anderson
Grocery company that "the best is
none too good. and that leash pur-
chases are the most economical. -
Because of the fact that all business
transactions are carried on, on a
cash basis the firm is able to make
better purchases and handle the bet
ter class of trade in a satisfactory
manner. AS a general rule the cash
basis of trade brings better results
to both merchant and patron. The
T. J. Anderson Grocery company is
proof of this statement.
Farm produce, not of the commits
sion house kind, but the "direct
from the farm" variety, is a special
ty with this company. Nothing that
could be said of the firm would b.
higher recommendation. In addi-
The labor world., 1915-03-06
sAUTER MEAT 90.
sfOzTower Avenue {

Broad ss-PHoNEs Ogden =471A :,
ST is probable that among the many
retail establishme entss In "a city talAe axe.
superior, none receive q better OF
more continued patronage from tne
wage Garner than this well conduc1ea
meat market. The sauter market
handles only the best .the. ;. m narket az AZ
fords in the meat line, also their mar
ketI ls conducted under the most rfgld
sanitary rules and their patrons given
the most courteous and prompt at
tention. :-SG j. =. =. .,.sr=.
Here is displayed a full and COM
plete line of meats, best to be had,
all of the quality which delights the
palate, and everything sold at prices
that will please the purse. This, then
is the secret of the popularity OF the.
sauter Meat Market. Patronize Home
merchants, support all your true
friends by buying goods from firms
that appreciate your patronage. we
take great pleasure in recommending
to the wage Garner and the general
public the above mentioned firm.
The labor world., 1915-03-06
SUPERIOR PIANO co.
Mr.. W.: b. Patton, Manager.
1908 Tower Ave, :. -

:
To. those who have given music pro-
per thought and study we need snot
offer suggestions. or advice as to what
part good instruments play in success
full music study. Music is one OF, the
exquisite things of life, and the best
of instruments are none to good when
purchasing. One likes to do their
trading at thoroughly reliable and de-
pendable places of business, and we
feel no hesitation in offering, to the
prospective buyer OF q plano or player
piano, the name Of the Superior Piano
Co., located at 1903 Tower avenue.
y Mr.. w. B. Patton the manager, is
thoroughly posted in all phases Of the
business. and Is fully competent and
reliable to Judge and give advice when
needed. His prices ares in keeping
with the grade of goods offered for
sale. His parlors are fitted with taste
and present such an Inviting appear
ance that you will enjoy visiting them
Mr. Patton is a i courteous and de-.
penda able man to deal with, and the
Home Patronage Edition committee.
takes great pleasure in presenting the
Superior Piano Co. to your notice
The management has always been
most friendly toward the wage earn
err and few business firms more COM
pletely enjoy the confidence OF all
patrons. :.
The labor world., 1915-03-06
CARLSON BROS. COMPANY
1214-16-18 Banks Ave.


Practical sheet metal workers, and
industry, have come to be recognized
as a science, and those who have had
years of experience and who have
given the question study are the best.
fitted for handling of this line of
work. One of the leading establish
ments of Superior is that conducted
by Carlson Bros. Co. at their new
location 1214-16-18 Banks avenue.
They have specialized in timing in all
Of it's branches, and they have. COM
;pleted some of the largest contracts
in the city is evidence of the high es-
TEEN in which their work is held.
That their work is always done in an
excellent and workmanlike manner
is we'll known.
They make specially of furnace,
roofing, cornice and sheet iron work,
repair work, etc., employing only ex-
pert workman, and they are in I
position to guarantee all work done
by them.
No matter if you have a large or
small amount Of work, they do the
same grade of work, and your pat
ronage is earnestly solicited. They
accord uniform courteous treatment
to all, by their: honorable upright
business methods they have gained
the confidence and esteem of all with
whom they have come in contact.
It pays to have this reliable firm do
your work, Or supply your needs in
their line. ., =. ..:+
The labor world., 1915-03-06
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THE 7. J. ANDERSON GROCERY co.
CASH GROCERIES 9l1-9l3 TOWER AVENLJE

Twenty-Five years established in
Superior is the enviable record of
The T. J. Anderson Cash Grocery at
911-913 Tower avenue.
This store is one of a chain of
stores owned by the firm. Mime
apoiish is the only other city, how
ever, that enjoys the privilege of
having cash grocery in their city
operated by the Anderson Grocery
company. The firm also owns de-
partment store in Belgrade, Minn.,
and the Proprietors Model Cream
cry in the same town.
The Superior store is large and
roomy, the main room being 37h
by $50 feet For taste in display
ing their goods the windows of the
Anderson Grocery company are OF
the highest standard. 1t is a treat
for any one to look in the display
window of this store. The manage
ment evidently believes in carrying
on miniature Industrial exposition
all the time. This window is real
j, credit to the company.
Mr.. E. o. Thompson, the manager
OF the company in Superior, has
been connected with the firm for the
past twelve years and is one of the
most competent men in the grocery
business of the city. He secured
his present position of manager
The labor world., 1915-03-06

tion to this there is no product in
staple and fancy groceries that T. J.
Anderson's does not handle. "All
wool and yard wide" is the prin-
ciple of drygoods firm but may
we'll be applied to grocery COM
pany that makes a practice of keep
ing above the average store in
handling edibles of the highest
quality.
Besides the vast amount of local
trade enjoyed by the firm a very
creditable mail order business is
carried on. This would indicate
that the fame of T. J. Anderson s
Cash Grocery has spread far and
wide. 1t can truthfully be said, we
believe, that. while T. j. Anderson s
is known in the foreign towns il
was not necessary for the company
to build on the. outlying districts
first. The reputation of the com.
pany for square and honest dealing
the best at the lowest prices. was
| first founded in Superior and the
glad tidings spread rapidly through
the surrounding territory.
The clerks employed by the firm
are granted the highest considera
tions as are the other employees O;
! the company.
The labor world., 1915-03-06
ANDREW EKSTROM.
For Men-CLOTHING- Bows
Corner Tower and Seventh Street,


In this day of keen competition
among the merchants of our commu-
nifty, there is, perhaps, nothing that
has been a greater factor in the up
building of a business than the loyal
ty and the fair dealings of the mer-
chant to the wage Garner. In this re-
gard, Andrew Ekstrom has always
ranked high among the people of or
ganized labor. We know that for
every dollar we spend with Mr. Elk
strom that We will receive full value
for that amount. We do not know of
any one who is more deserving of a
fair share Of our patronage than the
4 above store and it gives us pleasure
Ito make prominent mention of this
II fact~in this review.
This store always keeps a large as
sortment of union made clothing,
hats, shoes, furnishings. and has
4 pushed these goods in preference to
non -union made merchandise, cater
ing especially to the trade of the wage
Garner.
The prices are right and we can de-
pend upon it that any article which
e leaves. the store is just as it was rep
Resented. Mr.. Ekstrom and his house
EE$s.aa lssls alWaysx kept uD with the progress
The labor world., 1915-03-06
TO THE ADVERTISER.
WHAT LABOR UNIONS ARE DOING.

of labor
divert them from that end we still
results of coming together Tor
school, that anyway approach the
labor halls institution.
the
bodies represent us
oftentmes
public before the legislators OF the
competent the trained
able make
the ca of whom they represent
able meet the OF the
of themselves OF those who
other interests
halls
tuion if organized body
grinding
labor organizations
benefits aid
their membership that need And such aid offered
the
brotherhood
relief the humanity
peadngs the educated in this ethical school,
national recognition of
should
physical suffering
sacrificed in the productive industries
protection of life industry
health in mine mill factory initiated the halls
special aiding
demanding
a
lied for that purpose combined-U. M w. Journal.
The labor world., 1915-03-06

toll OF. heart and mind to the la
Dor press have found reward only
in. the consciousness of worthy
work worthily done. Many a
weary hour goes into the prep
aration of the news columns and
the editorials of each issue. The
difficulties are discouraging but
the labor editor knows that every
bit Of truth, however small or
fragmentary, that he is able to
inject into the thought material
Of the public is an entering
wedge to blast away prejudice
and misrepresentation. Every
effort helps the ultimate purpose
the freedom and the welfare of
humanity.
The labor press has a very
great work to perform. It's busi.
ness is to get before the people
the real news of life-the truths
about living and working. The
metropolitan press is largely a
commercial undertaking-for il
living and working are newspa
per materials for stories that ap
peal to popular interests. Fo,
the labor press the point is te
make truths about living anc
working known to everyone
These truths have power to move
men and governments
ters' Trade journal.
The labor world., 1915-03-06
LENRooT-FLNN AGENCY


Real Estate Loans Rentals Insurance
1SO5-Broadway. :: s
Some Of the best. bargains in real
estate have been negotiated by The
Lenroot- Finn Agency, who: also
make a speciality Of building homes
on the monthly payment plan, and
the buying, selling, exchanging and
renting of property, and the advfces
necessary on values. The office, To-
Gated at 1905 Broadway. contains
lists of county properties, and Su-
perior real estate. . r .-~7t.-g>
Thoroughly conservative, and al
ways frank and fair in giving pointers
and details on real estate, tracts of
land, and farm properties, the firm
has long been identified with the
prominent business men of this. city
and county. They also represent sew
eral of the largest fire insurance
companies, and are we'll equipped for
writing fire, lightning, storm and
tornado insurance. On their books
have been entered the most reputa-
BILE of clients, and many of the finest
deals have been consumated. Dur
ing the time this firm have been in
business they have established an en-
viable reputation and won the con-
fidence of the people by their honor
able and upright business methods.
They have manifested a most friendly
spirit towards labor, and the wage
Garner will make no mistake in Civ
ing this firm their hearty support
and patronage.
The labor world., 1915-03-06
ALLIANCE REALTY
COMPANY.
Superior Hotel Building

1906 IOWer Ave.
Real Estate Insurance.
Timber Lands Automobile
Gut Over Lands Fire
City Homes Tornado
Improved Farms Liability
Vacant Lots Accident
Houses to Rent Health
It is the purpose of this review to
make our readers acquainted with
those business houses that have shown
themselves friends of labor. OF the
many business firms in Superior who
have shown the proper interest in the
welfare of our working people and
who are entitled to full patronage and
cooperation, we know of none de-
serving OF more prominent mention
in this review than the Alliance Realty
Co. Mr.. Wander Weide thoroughly
understands every detail of the real
estate and insurance business and
makes a speciality Of mortgage loans
We take pleasure in recommending
the Alliance Realty Co. to the wage
earners and bespeak for them liber'
al PATRONAGE.
The labor world., 1915-03-06

There is NO more effective way.
to control men than through their
minds. Control over mind-stuff
material constitutes control over
the lives and destinies Of men and
women. The material which most
largely enters into the creation
and the shaping Of public opin.
ion is in the pages Of the news
papers. The power that controls
the press determines to a large
extent political, social and econ
omic development. A truth can
make or break a sentiment. The
truth has the power to move the
heart of a man to compassion or
to fire his soul with some great
purpose. Yet the press has the
power of life and death over
many truths. Facts, causes, con-
ditions, that are unknown to the
public have no part in determin-
ing public opinion and policies
The workers have found that in
struggling for industrial justice
one element vitality important for
success is getting the facts about
their cause before their fellow
workers and the public, says the
Executive Council Of the Ameri,
can Federation of Labor.
Public opinion is formed al
The labor world., 1915-03-06
The Value. OF PUBLICITY

most ntirely#by;:the press. Back
Of the press is ali invisible power
automatically determining what
information shall be published
and what suppressed. That pow
elc controls the great news-gather-
ing agencies. It extends to the
editorial rooms. It is felt in the
publishing houses. This invisible
autocrat owes it's resources to
business and property interests,
consequently either consciously
or unconsciously it serves those
interests. to give publicity to the
cause of those who contend for
reform movements or humani-
tartan purposes there must be a
press free from the domination of
this throttling control. Such a
press has been steadily growing in
influence and numbers. The num-
ber and the character Of the Ia
Dor papers published today are
most gratifying. The Labor press
has been the champion Of the
workers-the masses of our peo.
pie; to speak the right word at
the right time for those bowed
by heavy burdens and weary
hearts-the victims of injustice,
heedlessness, greed and brutality
those whose cause did not have
popular favor. Many of those
who have ungrudg dginglv given the
The labor world., 1915-03-06
BERG BROTHERS.
Cash Grocers, 1915 North Fifth St.
Roth Phones

Cash Grocers, 1915 North Fifth st.
Both Phones.
The headquarters for everything in
the way of staple and fancy groceries
high grade can goods, condiments, and
fresh vegetables in season, beyond a
doubt is the popular establishment
Of Berg Bros At this store can be
seen every morning busy housewives
purchasing their supply of good things
to eat that tempt the appetite The
stock is full and complete and in
cludes the highest grades Of every
thing known to the grocery trade.
This is one of the leading grocery
stores Of Superior and is conducted by
q management with u policy that as
sures it's patrons of superior quality,
prompt service and good treatment.
Berg Bros. solicit the patronage of the
working people, and the money you
spend with them will be spent with i
firm that is friendly to organized
labor fg IA s$ .s s5.8
The labor world., 1915-03-06

of our growing city and has never
been lacking when the welfare of our
community was at stake. The trade
unlonists of Superior wish this gen
tleman every success, and we trust
that our people will continue to give
him the opportunity to serve them to
an even greater extent in the future
than in the past.
The labor world., 1915-03-06
WOULD PROTECT employees.

ALBANY, N. Y, March 5.---A bill
has been introduced in the state legis-
latnre sWhic hz provides that no con
trat for public work which is OF. suel,
character that employees engaged on
such work ere required to be insured
under the Workingmen's IS compensation
law. shall Hereafter be executed. until
the successful bidder procures q pol
Icy IN comp plianee with the provisions
of such law
The labor world., 1915-03-06
NON-UNION NINE CLOSED.

FORT SMITH, Ark, March 5.-It
is announced that the receiver of the
Bache-Denman coal syndicate has Or
dered that operations at these proper
ties cease. A strike of union miners
against the Bache-Denman concern
has been on for several months; be-
cause of an attempt to force non-union
conditions, which the management
called 1.-The open shop" There was
some discussion at one time among
some of the strikers on the question
of buying the mines.
The labor world., 1915-03-06
WHY 7 BUY AT HOME.


buying
I for it.
believe transacting business with
of
from and
community good
always giving value received.
schools, churches, lodges, homes
dollar
and helps work for the welfare of the the
here with his kindly expression greeting his
cheer, needed, his pocketbook.
n is
and certain if everyone will do his share-Ex
UNION HELPS THE MERCHANT
When
then the real of the labor will
rule
has not
1--WE
grinding
labor organ says The United Mine Workers Journal
MANY labor
hfths disbud
the of cary The
they provide adequate relief in the
of immense practical of ~ -
The business
~ WV
No radical to
paid ~
The Labor Union in
of the merchants business-Los Angeles Citizen.
The labor world., 1915-03-06

Greysolon Cigars are mild.
The labor world., 1915-03-06

G|reysalon ssra - - z