Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-02-03
FROM OLD PADUCAH.

fNDlt All. ny. Feb l-ltiend> ui
Don t Martin. newly elected comm,
>l.uor. have been much stirred UP lately
over a statement made ~ the strike
Bulletin recently Ia the eject that Mar
tan had put a sCab named Itantham Il
" RI tor the city Sometime, the truth
>trlkc> and strikes hard.
Martin was elected commissioner by
the laboring men OF the city. and was
the last man ever figured upon 10 do a
favor for scab Indications, however
are that Martin ha> seen hi mistake. Tor
lrantham has resigned under pressure
and II l. hoped that IN the future >cab>
will be kept oil the city pay roll. and
Will haSc t. stick with the Illinois Cen
tral. Tor We are satisfied that company
needs them badly enough
The bull pen >oahs are working >hort
time John Morgan talias Frosty ha,
taken the bankrupt law This traitor
Wa striker and had good job at
thdttce. Mo, where he was getting SIPS
per but he went back To >oabbing. and
the company has been 80 close with HIM
that he ha> gone bankrupt 60 the limit
Frosty. and see II We care.
\ burr head cab l. awaiting trial for
getting away with locomotive bell
one ii HI, pals Was seen carrying the
bell back t. the bull pen.
II /, rumnted that Scab Geo Rsndur-
ant l. t. be let out fur partdklng too
freely 81 John Barleyc"ru, ~ did sam
bingham and Clifford Wilkc> ,omc tune
axe.
Harry l.aney. who formerly worked
IN the boiler shop here, l. nov working
at Vol Lake. Ill Boy. TIN, fellow /,
a cab (Nut sed)
One 81 the cabs, Harry DAVID son b,
name has been taken Ia the pen Old
Paducah vi, sorry place Tor Harry
+ T. Cheek a traitor to the machini,ts
also a member of the iiremen. Is about
tu get hi> passport iron the fireman
union. Cheek wife l. acting a. griever
i"r HIM
Passenger traffic IS very hight. Bull
Pen klng Walker ran short on his ap.
preparation last month
Harry Savage, a scdb painter. i all
played out He worked ior the com.
wheel Ren,haw once raised the wage
If the boys from $275 To $3.50, and
Savage was called IN to express ms opin
ION of the raise. He told old Wits
kers' that before he would strike with
VIZ ny = nv H'hai HblNs NtllHHtW Nd.
then superintendent OF motive power
aud when he heard this he took a fresh
chew of tobacco. dropped his eyes un.
der the lenses oil his glas,cs. and told
Savage that he was through with a mar
! who would not stick with the bunch and
his comrade that he was OF no use &c
his fellow men or to the company. Rem
,haw. by the way, has played his lttl,
role. and there are others now who fir
with that element OF which Savage IS :
part.
Scab Geo. kellar, general foreman a
Cairo. Ill. got his Scab Oscar Rebber
| of Princeton. received notice from tn,
! possum hunters to go, and he went II,
is now doing the act at Louisville.
AT the smallest average for the max
ing OF single rich man we make ;
thousand whose lifelong 10 one flood o
+ misery The oharnel houses of poyert,
arc in the shadow of the palace, and a,
one is splendid. so is the other dssk
poisonous. degraded. How can mar
grow rich except on the spoils OF an
others labori His boosted prudeue,
and economy. what is il but the mo.
skillfui availing himself Of their neees
! sities. most resolutely closing M III,
heart against their cries to him for help
'-Froude.