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The Detroit times., 1915-11-30

The annual banquet OF st. An.
drew's society in celebration OF St.
Andrews day, Will be held Tuesday
evening, in st. Andrews hall. The
speakers will include Judge George
Smith, OF Windsor, David e. Heine-
man and Richard Lindsay, and mu-
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-30

purchased rails for . proposed extern
sion Of so miles to connect with the
Southern Ry.
According TO press reports, the At
lan,ic Coast Line proposes to build .
75-mile extension from St Stephen, s.
{. TO lemassee.
The Pennsylvania and other roads
interested in the new Union station to
be built in Chicago propose to spend
upu ards Of 81 900 900 for new freight
depot in Chicago.
Recently the Santa Fe handled .
rai,in special train from Fresno. Cal,
10 Chicago in - hours. The train had
n cars. containing nearly 100000
pound, Of raisins. valued AT $3.50. 600.
Their are approximately i.sss.ss3
railway employees in the United
States. the salaries Of whom aggre-
gate 81 go .o25 $50 annually.
Tn nnsst Ja-t .ssurd by the comp
troler q the Baltimore & Ohio Rail
road Co. setting forth the official mile
aye Of tracks owned. jointly owned.
leased. and over which the road has
tra,kage rights a. Of June 80. 1915.
shows a total Of s.7s6.s2 miles Of all
tracks operated.
The Ere r. r. in the first eight
month, AZ the c1fnnt calendar year
earned AZ least 81 100000 more net
TIN in the same period of 1914. Au-
gus, gross was considerably more than
10000 900 and. incidentally, the high
es, month in the history of the Erie.
The Texas < Pacific contemplates
building a branch line from Midland
or Big Springs, Tex, TO Seminole, Tex.
The Marshall n East Texas has
plans Tor ~ extension east to connect
With thu IBERIA Il Northern Ry.. look
.er Ia an outlet 10 New Orleans.
The Nirgin,an Ry. is building a CO.
mile extension from Mullens to Man.
". Va.
The Standard Steel Car Co. is
adding II its shop equipment at its
Nm Castle plant.
". II. +. Fisher appointed sales
manager 81 the L. VI. Booth Co, New
York. with Headquarters in Jersey
City. \. J.
According to press reports, the
Bethlehem Steel Co. and the DUPONT
Powder Interests have secun,d control
af the Baldwin Locomotive Works,
! Philadelphia, Ia.
] The Barl Pneumatic Tool Co. has
been incorporated. with offices ut To-
pcka, Kan. 70 manufacture tools de-
signed b. Archie NJ. Baird Of that
city. who is president Of the company.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-30

The Baltimore & Ohio has let con-
tracts for "A 33-stall roundhouse,
storehouse, power plant, coaling sta
ton and other terminal improvements
at Chicago.
The Canadian Northern is having
built iO0-ton capacity. standard eoun-
ter-balanecd bucket coaling plant at
Ftzha,h. Ont. a Capr"oi. ont. and
At Rideau jet. Ont.
The Seaboard Air Line has awarded
a contract for new shops al Ports
mouth. Va. The force Of mechanics
will be increased from 700 TO 400.
The KI.~stn government has or
.leiqsl = locomotive crane frem the
Rruwn Hosting Machinery Co, Cleve-
Land. u: also placed order for 800 all
steel cars with a firm in Columbus. o.
The Nashville. Chattanooga y st.
le4.- snip, ~ Na>h,5''r. f'gf.. are
la zdI.r 20 h,Nsar> ~ ordered :
Pacific type, : Mlkados and 3 Mallets.
The Wheeling n Lake Ere X. X.
- has applied FOR authority 10 ISSUE
> .ono.ooo receivers certificates for
tn purpose Of raising money to buy
"a lght etr>.
Tia Canadian Pacific steamship line
and the Allen line Of steamers have
consolidated under the title Of Can
aalan Pacific Oeean Services, Ltd.
The New Orleans. Mobile 4 Chicago
Wiz sold II a re.t.vrfs. ~. g. Aa.sssi
Tor s2poooeo. The road Is 4eo mics
long and extends from Mobile. Ala.
aur;h - N#4'ctea. lrrn#
!. 5. Houston. assistant general
frc.Fh, arert Of 1r>As y Pacific
ma> ii ~ headquarters from s.. Lou ;
10 Chicago
). 4. Williams vas maac general
agent Of ,raeie department, Chicago
4 Alton, cora, H., vice +. J. Nay
lor. resiga ID.
". h. knight. chief Of the tariff
bureau. Missouri. raeihc-lron Noun
tam system. appointed assistant
freight traffic manager. ST. Louis.
{. 4. Fullen. general agent OF Tho
Chicago Great Western at Winnipeg
Man. jurisdiction temporarily extend
ed 10 include the territory Of farg'
agency.
Omar Sanders. trave'irr freigh
agent " the Atlanta. birmingham
Atlantic. appointed commercial agent
Atlanta. Ga. viee Waiter J, Middle
ton. leave - absence.
/ Thos. J. kennia appointed CONNER
cial agent Of the Chicago, milwaukee
| 4 81, Paul. Minneapolis. Mimi, VIC
Truman II. Clark. resigned.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-30
PeNNSYl WANNA R. R. MAKES
REPORT ON "HON0R SYSTEM"

Last year the superintendent 81 one
division of the Pennsylvania RAJ r"ad
decided 10 try out a new idea. II" b.
heyed that instead Of posting a u
cipluc Bulletin each month shuN
ing what rule had been hrokoH and
what suspensions We're imposed upon
delinquent cmpiayes-htter preefess
would bc made by reversing the pro,
-. creating an Homer List and
posting the name " every man Whose
service had been especially merton
Gus.
SlN months - the present year
show these results,
Sixty-two per cent decrease IN .asrs
requiring discipline.
Scscuiy=one per cent decrease IA
total days suspension Of employee.
Sesenty=tWe per cent desr'a~e ia
wage ,oss Ia mn through Suspensions.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-30
MATTERS

Chas. L. Lowe, assistant secretary
and assistant treasurer Of the Chicago
& North Western. appointed auditor
OF expenditures, Chicago, vice DR.. W.
II. Setnett. deceased.
j. d. kenworthy. assistant general
freigh, agent of the Denver & Rio
Grande, Salt Lake City. appointed as
sistant general passenger agent, vice
|. A. Benton. resigned.
Paul r. heating. superintendent OF
the Breckenridge division Of the Grea,
Northern. transferred to the Willmar
.kision, Willmar, MINI.
lee II. Lands. assistant to the pres
iden, and traffic manager Of the Tide
water Southern. moved Office from
stockton TO San Francisco. Cal.
Il. +. Bush, chairman OF the board
and president of the Missouri Pacific
and the ST. Louis, Iron Mountain &
southern, ST. Louis, appointed receiver
II these roads.
IL |. Shipman made equipment in
,,ruttor Of the Santa Re. Topeka. Kan.
frank II. Hagan made assistant
reundhou>e foreman of the Santa lie
Il Gallup. y. NJ.
{. White made roundhouse foreman
Il the National Transcontinental al
fdmunston, Il. c.
Ind layer appointed master boil
sr=#4esr al IN" Pennsylvania .hnf a
55lsa ba-. q. ace Ghas. lrtlcI. de
ceased.
J. A. McRae appointed mechanical
engineer Of the Louisville & Nashville,
with Office at the South Louisville
,heps.
Joseph Heinzer temporarily APP
pointed foreman OF the engines Of the
Northern Pacific al paseo. Wash. WEE
=. Z. Wilkinson.
q. H. pittman, master boilcrnaker
Of the Coal 4 &oke Ry shops at Gas
away. ". Va. appointed general for-
man.
l.. C. Robin appointed general mas
ter mechanic Of the National Trans
continental Ry. and the Grand Trlnb
lAeIhc a; Co,Hraae. out.
+. 1. CIR son. assistant master me
chanic Of the Texas \ raeii.e. rcsignc,
10 become master mechanic Of the In
tsrnatlona. Il Great Northern Al Sat
Antonio. Tex.
Il. {. Tracey appointed supervisor
Of the electric welding Of the l. 4 q.
with Office al Baltimore, Md.
The Baltimore 4 Ohio has orienao
II 900 tons of new steel for improve
, ments and new construction work.
The Gulf, Florida 4 Alabama hal
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-30
FREIGHT Hi\ni FRS OFT
IN TIE BOSTON \ MAINE X. X.

Boston. oct. y II the Boston and
Naue Railroad rrcrdcs from it, dee
laratIun that Z vii not arbtrate with
Is striking frgght handlers ard he
Boston \ AIhan! and \ew Haven
re4ds acre. Ia Mayor Curley's prope=
sitinn. there Is a PROSPECT ~ the gen
cral STRIKE of fright handlers herr
bong called oil tomorrow.
The unions h9Nr authorized a jeiet
committee Ia attend conference 10
morrow morning and Ia acrNc a. arb.
tr-lte. Unless Al the ral ruads con
sent 10 this plan. however, the meas
ure will not be effective. because the
New Haven and Boston A Albany
men rrfusc To- n'turn Ia work unless
the Roston 4 Maine hand ers arr al
so returned 70 their positions.
The New Haven's steamer Block Is
Land arrived herr tolay and cot hcd.
aere PLACED on hoarl. The STRIKE.
bnakcrs will take up quarters az tri
tomorrow unless nr. Mahnncy. tht
health commissioner. finds after n
inspection that living conditions ar,
not favorable
Considerable fright vas handle,
to-day. and ihe police took names ~
| men at work. saying they would asl
for summouses for violation Of III
Sunday law The union men 81,
agents Of one Of the roads are eu
deavoring Ia hire Nassau mil strikers
telling them the strike here Is due I,
rival patriotism Of German and Italia
unions.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-30
POWER COMPANY
Death Toll May Be Heavy In
Factory Working for
Allies

Emporium, Pa, Oct. 28.-At least
four men were instantly killed and a
dozen seriously injured in the explo-
sion Of 1000 pounds of guncotton at
the Aetna Explosive company's plant
last night.
Workmen are searching the ruins
today. and it Is feared the death list
may be- much greater than first fig
urcs show.
The cause of the explosion has not
been learned.
4 search extending over a square
mile Of buildings will be- made today
for other victims Of the explosion,
company officials sand. Nine hundred
men arr employed IN the plants dur
ing the day
Tie company is reported 70 be
working ola huge war order said 10
hs worth So, 900 for the allies.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-30
GENERAL ELECTRIC
STRIKING MAChlNlSI
VOTE TO REMAIN OUT

Schenectady. \ Y ost. .. t
1ppa aA,hiH.sts he ha shaar ~ 80.
.eht hour-dAy strike a tie le.a,
r..uf Of thu General Ele5trit CeH-
panv. which resulted "a / oe0 s51
WaiafHr out thr,s weeks ar". setsst
tn.i4A not - rt4rn IL tn" work. II.
morrow morning. although tn rrrN
aure committee Il Tn Mcfai Irals~
Alliance, central holy FOR the striksrs.
accepted a nine aud one hair hour daN
WITH = per cert Increase IN waGa.s Of
fcred by Geucral Manager G"arge I
Emmons Saturday night
This committee. numbering s'sen
teen ard having one representative ~
each ~ thu unions. Wa given power
+ ta setti. The strike. and all but The
maehiulsts have decided Ia abide bl
IL decision. The compromise accept
81 Saturday night Is the same As Of
frrrd the men before they s'rurk.
The maehlnists deci'ed telas {.
picket the plant Tomorrow mernln.
anr nitenp' u per~eHae IN" ethe
men from returning 10 work. An ~
ira squad Of poire vii be nj tn
plant IL the morning
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-30
WHAT THE BOYS SAY

hayc two boy who will sell the
National News IN Louisville, Ky.
send hundlc of papers at once. Mrs.
J. + soharbs. Louisville. Ny.
John WYE. the Village Newsy will
sell tho National NcVs IN city. Send
nm paI..r- and particulars at once.
John Br1cli. Lincoln. III.
an II years and want the job
ssiling The National News. Joseph
Terney. Chicago. III.
| sold 100 papers the first day in
one factory. and made 500 for my
self. Send me 200 papers for next
week Willie Watson. Milwaukee
Ave. Chicago. III.
made more money in a few hours
selling the National News than other
boys are making by working all week.
Double ny order for next week. Fred
johnson. Rockford, Ill.
want a job selling the National
News. Give me particulsss at once
Sam kormas. 2l23 Crystal St, Chi
cago
can sell many papers here TO the
miners. and want To 90 TO work at
once. Roy Norier, Box 90. Mt. Olive.
III.
Send me bundle Of papers every
week. can sell them on my news
stand. r. II. Angel, Lyons, Iowa
Sold the 80 papers you sent me.
Send me bundle OF 100 for next
week Everybody here likes the Ma
tonal News. Frank Cedarwiskie.
Evanston, Ill.
The workmen at the mine said they
would take the paper every week
from me. Send me 200 papers next
week. Raymond Holmquist. Di Yer
non. III.
Boys. il you want to get in on the
ground floor. now is the time to start
selling the National News. You can
build up little business of your own.
and make BIG MONEY. Write for
particulars at once.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-30
GRANITE CUTTERS lNlOs Turns
DOWN fxPtOlfR'S Pact TERMS

San Francisco. Cal. Oct. 2s.-The
Granite Cutters International Assoc
citation has rejected the strike settle
ment offered by the contractors. and
the strike instituted last June which
tied up the granite work on the new
City Hall remains in force. Mayor
Rolph endeavored 10 bring about a
settlement by gaining a conference of
the dispu,ants. The strike originally
was declared at the quarrles at
Knowles, Cal.
The union has given notice tina,
after September % IL all demands are
not granted all plans for a settlement,
will be withdrawn and the situation
will remain the same as when the
strike was first declared June /.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-30
APPLICANT FOR
CITIZENSHIP WILL
NOT BEAR ARMS
Andrew Larson Belongs To The
Brotherhood Of Man
IS 4 SOLDIER OF FORTUNE

Minneapolis, MINI, Oct. 29.-Lar-
son. who reached the United States a
month ag5 made application for his
first paprr, at the Office Of the clerk
Of the district court.
A deputy clerk questioned Larson.
do you wish 10 dec are that il is your
intention to become a citizen Of the
United States, ready TO defend the
country from all H. enemies =" asked
the clerk
Il wan, 10 become a citizen, bu,
would never promise under any cir
cumstances to take up arms against
my fel'owmen," declared Larson.
II you become citizen, you would
kAso 70 agree 10 that" sand the clerk.
Then / can't be a citizen" said
Larson. / have lived so far without
country; ! guess can get along"
Clerk Indignant.
Clerk Nelson was indignant when
hc heard Of the incident. and warned
the deputy clerks to simply administer
the oath, and let the court interpret
II when final papers were requested.
There Is nothing which could be con.
strued 10 make man pledge himself
10 90 10 war in the oaths, which are
a. follows:
To obtain the first papers; 1T is
my bona hide intention to renounce
forever the allegiance and fidelity to
any foreign prince. potentate, state
or sovereignty"
And on final papers: That | will
support and defend the Constitution
and laws OF the United States Of
America against all enemies, foreign
and domestic. and that ! will bear
true faith and allegiance to the
same"
The United States lost another citi-
zen. but the Brotherhood Of Man
claimed another follower.
Larson has been a soldier Of for
tune and has visited Africa and South
America. He would not have been
surprised # some Of the cannibals had
have been getting from s25 to $50 .
asked him to turn murderer when he
wanted to join the tribe. but Be prob
ably did not expect that 4 man must
pledge himself to become . licensed
murderer when he attempts to become
a citizen Of . civilized country.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-30
IMPORTANT NOTICE

Secretaries of labor organizations
are requested TO send US any and all
of the labor news from their respec-
tive cities for publication in the Ma
tional news. send Us Your news re-
garding strikes, loek-ouis, increase or
reduction in hours or wages. AT shops
and factories, or any other news that
will he of interest To the National La
bor movement. II you are interested
in the development Of a National La
bor Press. then you should become one
of the Incorporating agents that arr
necessary TO build up a publicity or.
ganiratSon.
II the National News - not pub
fishing the news from your city. or oi
your organization. II - because you
have failed 10 send II To Us. There
fore, send Us the news that develop,
in your city.
NATIONAL NEWS.
$40 s. Dearborn ST. Chicago III.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-30
.HATIT IS

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National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-30

Subscribe for tho NATIONAL
NEWS. One dollar . year. so cents
for SIX months.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-30
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National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-30
Morkman On stand.


Wednesday witnessed the hrs, day
lab"rrr examined for the jury IN tn
person Of J. 4. Horton, Glj Eas'
Franklin street, Whittier. After stat
irg his occupation he expressed III,
ap'u.on that the explosion which de
stroycd the newspaper building a
First and broadway was caused b.
gas.
Attorney Job Hartman Of the de
fon>e counsel Immediately passed
him FOR cause. Deputy District At
t"rnoy k"ycs challenged Horton for
alleged bias
The prosecution challenges tins
man because he Is day laborer and
for no other reason" shouted Har-
riman.
That Is not true. retorted Reyes
Il Will allow the challenge" said
Judge Willis. because the defense
did not make statement resisting
the challenge"
Jacob Bieber.
The prosecution was unsuccessful
IN It's efforts Ia show that Jacob Bic
Der of 2636 Dalton avenue, Los An
EtitNt WIS VI NV Wv
fenSe. The answers of Bieber To 4
number of questions greatly interest
cd the courtroom.
Bieber sand that he doubted thai
the newspaper building which wal
destroyed October /, 1910. had beer
dynamited by J. u. Mcnamara H'
said he heard that Mcnamara was II
the pnitentiary. but. not having seer
him their. was uncertain.
He sand that one read so much
now adays the truth Of which appear
10 he doubtful. that one should eS
crcise great care in forming any opin
ions.
He said he accepted us true the re
ports that their was IA war IN Eu
rop,. but Wa not expressing any
opinions about II.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-30
NINE MANAGERS
WHO ESCAPED
STILL IN EXILE
Business and Professional Men
Of Clifton Join Union
CONFERENCE IS EXPECTED

Clifton. AriZ. 90, - Selfe,ffaJ
at H. Pa-o, Texas. the three managers
of the cope compauos IA tn eff
ton Morsoi distrl,t of Southeastern
Arizona. have refused IA return home
AID ~ett'e IL" -'rike ~ ZOO miners.
Who druauH recognition pf tn uaior
aad contract soafr ~ Wagc. cgual
to that paid "a other organized MN
irg Secf'ous Of tn Sfat. 4 request
Tor roufer,hr NTH a,pr,=cuta'Ist.
nf The u"Inu Who Wrnt II f. pasp
vas rejected
Pr -den, Char'.s II Noler Of tke
Western Epd,ra'iua ~ Miners has
been ~ rnohcutN las week comforting
With Governor Huat and other state
officials. According - reports r.
POI roe,i,sd ~ " / VI hea1qlar.
tcrs IN Denver hy Sccr'a,A Erne-'
NJ. ther" havr been 70 threats or
Other disturbance or part pf thu ~frfk=
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-30
Government Ownership.

Government Ownership.
Army and Navy officers generally
are opposed 10 complete government
manufacture of munitions OF war. tax
lug the position that II Is the part of
Wisdom Tor the government to enCour.
aye private manufacturers to ope rate
pants 50 that they may be available
IN tlme of var Experience has
shown. however. that instead of pa
trlotIcalIN coming To the relief Of the
government IN tIme of war, the war
traders take advantage of the neces-
sitics of the government. which Is at
Their mercy, and boost their prices
For instance. when war with Spain
was imminent the armor manufac-
tur'rs practically issued an ultlmatum
IL the government that they would
not manufacture a single piece OF
armor- plate unless the government
should agree to pay them 500 a ton
more than the price fixed by Con
gress after AN lnvesti CATION as a far
price. And II is also worthy of notice
that their patriotism did not prevent
them from selling armor to Russia for
sag ton, while they were asking
their own government SOLO q ton.
ArmOr- Plate Patriotism.
There appears to be no real compe-
tltlon between the armor manufactur-
ers of the various countries. Once, IN
! 1913, the American armor ring made q
noise like competition. when II sold
armor to Russia for $249, while charg
ing the United States $6l6. and for q
time great CONSERVATION prevailed in
the ranks of the war trusts of the va
rIous nations.
But during this period the armoi
manufacturers of the world met In
PARIS, and since then there has beer
little or no competition worthy of the
name. The armor manufacturers
asked themselves Why they should cut
each others throat and why IT woulc
not be- to their advantage to receive
500 or 5000 "A ton instead of 500 OF
500.
Naval Hearing.
In the naval hearings for 1914. pag,
CPL, the present Secretary of The
Navy, JoSephus Darlels, used the fol
lowing language IN referring 10 M
advertisement for bids for armor plat,
for the dreadnaught Pennsylvania.
w hen we came To the arinor We re-
jectea all the bids. and were ther
absolutely IN situation from which
/, appeared there was no relief
Though you can not establish II IN
black and white. there is no doubt OF
an Armor- plate Trust all over tht
world That l. to say, the people
abroad who make armor plate will not
come here and submit bids. because
they know # they do our manufac-
turcrs viii 10 abroad and submit bids
They have divided the world. Ink,
Glul INTO thrre PARTS"
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-30

hayc two boy who will sell the
National News IN Louisville. Ky.
send huudlc Of papers at once. Mrs.
j. + Eoharbs. Louisville. Ny.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-08-01

Tho Pineapple In England.

Pineapples. which Londoners can
now buy at the cheapest rate within
living memoir, first reached England
In thu latter part of the seventeenth
century. The fruit was thus a novelty
to Sir Christopher Wren's generation;
but he soon recognized its value as an
architectural ornament. and copper
pineapples about FIVE feet high agurs
prominently on the towers of St
Pauls. So highly did Wren esteem
the fine proportions and enriched sur.
face of this fruit that hts original do
sign for st. Paul's shows an enormous
pineapple in the place of the DOME
Happily his 1naturer thoughts saved
as from that appalling spectacle. Since
Wren the pineapple has been as much
at home In our architecture as on our
dinner tables. It has descended even
to cast iron. and is frequently found In
old-fashioned streets. Queen Victoria
treasured a seal given b. her husband
on which a pineapple was engraved.
together with the motto, "Sa gloire
nest pas 50 couronne." Pail Mall Co
settA