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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-28
KLOPOTY ZPOWODU KAN.
PANII NURoW.

Washington, 2S grudnia. -
Wobec coraz bardziej prawdopo'
dobnego niepowodzenia swoich
pokojowych suggestyi prezydent
Wilson zastanawia sic teraz mad
tenn, jakich Srodkow sic chwycic
w zwiqzku kampania niemie-
ckich nurow.
Wobec treSci odpowiedzi nie-'
mieckiej ma pokojowa note pre-
zydenta do belligerentow coraz
mniej pozostaje wqtpliwosci co
do tego, il Alianci ME zgodzq sig
IA .,natychmiastowe zebranie sig
delcgat6w pahstw prowadzqcych
wojne celcm wymiany zdan" a
wedle nadchodzqcych Z Francyi
! Anglii doniesief ludnosc tamtcj-
sza, podobnie jak rzady, wprost
nieprzychylnie odnosi sic do O.
statnich suggestyi pokojowych
Ameryki.
Wobec tego nalczy oczekiwac,
ae wojna potoczy sic dalej, a z
MIA pojawiq sic move trudnoscl
skutkiem akcyi germahskich nu-
row. Lista okretow zatopionych
przez ME, co do kt6rych ME inter-
pelowano nawet wcale ma razie
Berlina, jest juz pokazna / ros-
ME coraz bardziej. Pomiedzy tor
pedowanyni ostatnio szescioma
statkami jeden plyna} pod flaga
amerykahska, a pozostaja jeszcze
caNiem ME zaiatwione sprawy "a
topienia Marina" ARABIA,
przy kt6rych Niemcy cafkiem Wi
docznie ziamaiy dane poprzednlo
gwarancye.
Pr6cz tego nova flotylla ger
maiskich fodzi podwodnych ma
przystapic do akcyi nastaniem
wiosny pan Wilson zas zdaje So
bic sprawe tego, re wiecej Juz
pisac not ME moze. w kwietniu
tego roku postawif pod tym
wzgledem swoje ultimatum / W
razic dalszych gwa}tow ma mo-
rzach bedzie zmuszony grozbe W
czyn wprowadzic, to jest zerwac
stosunki dyplomatyczne Z Berli-
mem.
Dalsze kunktatorstwo wydaje
sic niemozliwem. Alianci tax juz
daia coraz widoczniejszy mama
calniejszy wyraz swemu nlezado'
wo1eniu Z powodu stanowiska A
meryki odnoSnie do kampanii pod
wodnej. Wycofuja obecnie okre-
ty swe port6w tutejszych do
Halifax. gdzie dopiero }aduja je
dowiezionymi ze St. Zjednoczo-
nych ko1eja towarami. Zarzuca--
ia oni. re wedle oswiadczen de-
partamentu stanu grozi okretom
uzbrojonym dla cel6w samoobro-
ny odmowa papier6w uwierzytel-
niajacych, wskazujac przytem ma
ataki niemieckiego nura ,,U-53"
W poblizu Nantucket jako ma do
wod, ze skutkiem niedostatecznej
sluzby patrolowej IL wybrzezy a.
merykanskich kazdy zblizaJacy
sic do Mich okret jest wystawio-
nv ma niebezpieczehstwo.
(Dokohczcnie ma str. 3-cO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-28
MA ZACHODZIE.
z BITEW MAD SOMME.

Paryz, 2S. grudnia. - Urzedo-
wy rapport o bitwach dni ostatnich
brzni:
w rozmaitych sekcyach ma Po-
Iudnie cd rzeki Somme ogien ar
tyleryi ME ustaje. Nasze bombar-
dowanie spowodowafo diva Poza-
~ jedna eksplozye W bateryl
nieprzyjacielskiej. w okohcy
Beavraines, ma poludnie Cd Avre,
doprowadziliSmy do ea<splozyi
kilka min i nasi zolnierze zaJell
okopy i przyprowadzili jencow.
Noe byia spOkoJna, wyjatkiem
kontu pomiedzy Vacherauville
Naux, gdzie ogien artyleryi bar
dzo byi ozywiony. Porucznik
Herteaux d. "A grudnia rozbil
czternasty z kolei aeroplan ME
przyjacielski pOmiedzy Chaulnes
a Hyen court lie Grand ma
poiudnie cd Somme.
Berlin, %. grudnia. - Niemie-
cki rapport urzedowy dogOsi; Ma
p0inocnym brzegu Somme wczo-
raj W poiudnie rozpoczai sic
gwaltowny ogien artyleryi przy
pieknej pogodzie, ale zmniejszyi
sic wieczorem, gdy nanowo deszcz
zaczal padac. w bitwach powie--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-28

dyn przez admiralicye brytyjska)
w rozkazie wojennym rozesla-
nym do wszystkich oddzia}ow ar
mil rosyjskiej, datowanym 25 CRU
dnia, car wykazuje W krotkoSci
najprzod, ze stopniowo wyrow--
nujq sic roznice pomiedzy techni-
cznyni Srodkami, jakimi rozpo--
rzadzaja Alianci W porownaniu z
mocarstwami centralnemi. Rezul-
tat jest taxi, re nieprzyjacielskie
silly coraz to okazuja sic slabsze-
mi. podczas gdy w Rosyi / Ii jej
]. B. Pallasch wypozycza pieniadze
ma realnoSt sprzedaje karty okreto-
we realnosc, 1146 Noble ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-28
BITWY w RUMUNII.
WIELKIE ZWYCIESTWO
NIEMCoW.

Londyn, %. grudnia. - Zacie--
te bitwy, kt6re srozy}y sic Przez
piec dni ma po+udniowej granicy
Mo}dawii. zakonczyiy sic wczoraJ
wielkiem zwyciestwem Niemcow.
Rozproszywszy rosyjskie wojska
na froncic dziesieciomilowym, ar
mia dziewiata weszla do waznego
miasta Rfmnik Sarat.
w tymze czasie armia dunaJ--
ska ziamala opor wojsk nieprzy-
iacielskich wzdiuz kolei Buzeu =
Braiia i zaje}a kiIka SLIME obron-
nych miasteczek ma Po4udniowy
zachod Cd Braiiy. Wytrwafy O.
p6r wojsk rumunsko- rosyjskich
zostal opiacony utrata okolo 5000
jencow W pierwszych dniach; po-
padi oni W rece dziewiatej armii.
Niemcy rowniez zabrali p dziar
maszynowych.
Petrograd przyznaje utrate pc
wych obszarow mad gornym bic
giem rzeki Ramnicu ! cofniecie sic
wojsk rosyjskich broniacych ko-
lei Rimnik-Sarat, choCiaz mic ME
donosi o zajeciu miasta.
Zdobywszy Rimnik Sarat,
Niemcy maja utatwiona drOge do
Ga|acu Braify.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-28
Carranza 0dnaWia podpi-
Sania protok0|u:
KAMPANIA NUR0W GRON
NOWEM PRZESILENlEM.
PoWszechna S|uzba wed|e systemu agentyiskiego.
MOVIE PRZEPISY PODATKOWE.
Olbrzymi eksport artyku}ow spo1ywczych.
RABUNEK BANKOWY.
INNE TELEGRAMY
Powszechna s|ulba wede sysRmu argenyiskiego.
MOVIE PRZEPISY PODATKOWE.
Olbrzymi eksport artyku}ow spolywczych.
RABUNEK BANKOWY.
INNE TELEGRAMY

okofo 100 mil ma poiudniowy
wschod cd Parral zbuntowai sic j
obrabowawszy sklepy miejscowe.
pociagnal ma poludnie, by pola--
czyc siez wojskami Will W
TOrreon
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-28
Extra! !Extra!I
Move Warunki pOkoju
podane przez Nien1cy.

WASHINGTON 2S Grudna - Donosza re ambassador anne
ryka Bern Gerard teegraficzne przesa prezydentow
Wsonow nastepujace proponowane Niemy jake
podstawe do rokowan pokojowych:
y Ewakuacya odresaurowane BelgI; Nemcy gotowe So
wypacc odsEkodowana eszkcom rzadow "a spustoszena
zrzadzone poodu zae Beg spowodowane byo koniecz
noScia wojenna
p Eyvakuacya obszarow zajetych we Francyi.
81 Ewakuacya obszarow Rosyi "a zaem zem polskch
pod warunkie Roya wypac Niemcom odszkodowania
szkody zrzadzone przez inwazye Wschodnich Prus.
A. Rozrzadzene osam Rumunii Serbi Czarnogory spo
sob zadowaniajacy Ausuye, Bu}garye Turcye
s. Zwrocenie Nemcom wszekich kolonij Afryce Kiao
wyspach Oceanu Spokonego koez wyacene odzko
dowania przez Aiant6w szkody zrzadzone.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-28
generacye biogoslawic beda wa
sza pamiec ma zawsze dla mich
juz droga."
NIEMIECCY AGENCI
w HADZE.

Haga, 28. grudnia. = yEX-
change Telegraph Co." oznajmia,
re niemieccy agenci przybyli do
Hagi azeby poczynic wstepne
przygotowania do konferencyi po-
kojowej proponowanej W odpo--
wiedzi ma note Wilsona. Agenci
niemieccy staraja sic W hotelach
zamowic miejsca dla delegat6w
niemieckich.
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(Dokoficzcnie ma str. 3-cO.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-07
UniOnSuitS for BOuS soc

THE BOYS summer comfort depends largely upon the right undergarments here are Unionsuits that he'll like at a price parents can afford to pay. Made of white Balbriggan-a athletic style. which means, no sleeves and knee length-all sizes from A to 34- priced at soc each
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-07
WOn1en,S S2.OO
 Silk Vests

more so. about their undergariuents. than their Outer-apparel-and for those who know the difference and ap- pre-; fate the comfort and luxurious feel of Silk Vests, We suggest KAY SER 'S"-they have no superiors and few equals, in white, flesh and blue sizes S4 to A at $2 and $25o.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-07
aEUvm7h
 Midsummer Price Reductions L May On Suits and Dresses 4 Wend EndOE The
Toilet Articles
At Economical Prices

At ECOnOnltCU fUCeS HIND'S HONEY and Almond
 Cream. worth regularly soc, for. .S9c LAMBERTS LISTERINE, 3
 ounce Bottle, 25c value or......1Ic CUTICURA TOILET Soap.
 worth 25c per cake, Special at .1Sc All GLYCERINE Toilet Soap
 worth 25c per cake, for. r.......... .l9c COLGATE'S CASHMERE Bo-
 uuet Toilet Soap, worth 25c per
 cake ......-..-.-... l'0 PACKERS TAR SOAP, regular
 25c value, per cake .......... .l9c COLGATES TOILET WATER,
 regular S1.OO size bottles for 79c
 soc Bottles for 39c-and 25c Bot 2. ties for ......-......... .l5c COLGATE'S RIBBON Dental
 Cream, per tube. .lSc COLGATES DENTAL Powder
 25c value, per can. .lSc COLGATES TALCUM Powder
 all favorite odors, per can. ........lSc COLGATE'S Shaving Stick,
 worth 25c, Special at. .1Sc COLGATE'S PERFUMES-Spec-
 ial sl25 Bottles for 9Sc-regular soc Bottles for 39c--and 25c Bot
 tles for, ..-.... <..'. --....-.. .l9c EABLAGfIE Face Powder, soc
 box. special at. at..--............. ....3sc
 PEBECO Tooth Paste. regular
 price soc, Special. .............35 .35c SpUIBB'S Taicum Powder.
 worth, 25c per can, special. ......15c COEGATE'S Quinines Hair Tonic
 fegular soc Bottles for .39c sEbDkR FLOWER Toilet Soap, ' dSs pound cake, special. ....... Sc SHE Enderskirts Monday at s2.95 sAEyERY woman in the Warren Dis tricttwi Silk Underskirt need, should welcome the value we offer Mon, day at s2.95-And if she is thoroughly Acquainted with the recent heavy ad- vaTces made In thesprice of raw Silks, as well as the smanufactured product Then. .win she besable. to appreciate she importance of tllis ap1ouncement. You can have choice of wide range of fashionable spring colors, changea- ble effects and black and white. Truly an exceptional Silk Underskirt value at S2.95 each.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-07
For LQrger Girls ,SI.5O to $I2.5O

AND FOR LARGER GIRLS there's host of beautiful n Organdies Mauisee that eaboraey that describe them here beauty danness fully preate
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-07
Sheer; Hln1y White Dresses For Children df 95c $I25 up to $6.5G

THE PRETTsT dane French Empire Frocks for little
 Made Organ dembroidered others finished nbns children at 95c, .25an upwards O
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-07
WOmen,s Vests I2HC, I5C 10 75c

THE WOMAN seeking comfort and economy in Summer Vests. need not look beyond the present stocks that are ready at THE FAIR"
 We are showing some splendid Vests as low priced as 12 1-2c each and others at 15c, 25c and all prices between up to 75c each. Some have taped shoulders and yoke, others lace trimmed-you can have choice of the sleeveless kind as well as those with shOft sleeves.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-07
COlOred FrOCkS For Girls & Misses
 75C to $500

SPLENDID assortments al each and every price from 65c, 95c. $1.25 up to S5.O0-Middy or low belted effects with pleated or full naring skirts; pretty combinations of plain colors with bright plaids.
 Made of excellent quality wash fab rics. variously trimmed. Simple and girlish styles. all easy to put on. Sizes from ? to 6 years at 65c, 95c to S2-Larger sizes up to IA years at Sl upward to So.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-07
PARASOLS

Spring Sunshades that show every new kink of Fashion-stunningly smart in design fabric and coloring. They are not only diff ferent from those of seasons past, but are decidedly prettier than any we have seen before
 They comprise the new Japanese and Chi nese Shapes, Military shapes, etc, they are shown in all new colOrs and many delight ful combinations, prices range from $150 up to S1O.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-07
45-Lns. SWiss Embroidery Flou1cing 75c

 purchase live the quantity To wodb
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-07
COng0leum Rugs $/.5O Sizes 6x9 Feet for 1T

IF WE COULD PLACE these New Congoieum Rugs before who contemplating the purchase of floor erngsexpan their points of excellence and superiority would choose any other kind
 THEY ARE ESPECIALLY adapted for in the kitchen dinngroom and equally desirable for porch rugshere anything that will compare with them for long, hard s45O-Larger ones, SKIP $1O
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-07
Neckfxings 25c, 35c to S2.5O

THERE IS extraordinary value and newness of charm and beauty in these smart summer Neck FiXings at moder- ate prices. It seems as if styles were never quite so pretty-ln all their modish charm and lovelinesS.
 Collars. in every fashionable and de- sirable style and shape, collar sets, vestees, frills, etc. A splendid variety of crepes. nets, voiles and organdie; lace trimmed and embroidered styles. fresh out of their tissue wrappings, you'll want them for wear with sum- mer frocks-priced at 2Sc 35c. 50c and upwards to S2.50.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-07
Union s uits
 5Oc to $1.5O

-OUR LINE of women's Summer Weight Unionsuits is very comprehen- sive. embracing many styles and a to S150.
 Ulionsuits of fine mercerized yarns and plain lisles, some made low neck, without sleeves; others have Dutch neck and short sleeves; tight ribbed knee, or loose bottom lace trimmed all sizes from 34 to A.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-07

Sport Togs, not only lead the procession in women's apparel. but they are just as popular for children and girls-and We are ready to meet this dc mand for children's sport Coats" with a splen did collection of smart new models, identical with those for grOwn-ups.
 Made of Paca Cloth, Corduroy, Fancy Cheviots. Serge. Black-and-White checks and novelty checks loose-back. flare styles agd belted effects-sizes from 6 to IA years, priced ct S2.50 to $6.5o.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-07

YES, YOU'LL scarcely be able to resist the temptation to buy several of these pretty Breakfast Sets Mon. day at the low price of .$1.10 each. Made of excellent quality plain. col ored chambray. or gingham; loose fitting jackets with belts. both piped in white or some contrasting shade, ideally adapted for house and morn ing wear.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-07

THESE SPLENDID Sateen Petit
 coats are rapidly replacing those of s K costing three to four times as much-They are quite as pretty and effective, and indeed. more servicea~ ble-in all new shades for spring made with deep pleated or ruifled founces; some with plaid fiounces in new color combinations. priced at Sl 50,and S2.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-04-29
Cigarnakers
(By ]. W. Sanford.)

Charles Stuebgen, employed at the
Cuban Cigar factory in the capacity OF
packer, tells good story on himself
which shows how careless some may be
in demanding the label on goods that
they buy.
He lives with his daughter, who is mar
red to n union barber, and who looks
after his mending as well as the pur-
chasing of small articles of wearing ap-
parel. One day Charlie said to his
daughter: Il wish you would take that
laundry mark off of my socks Where
upon she replied: Daddy that is not
laundry mark, that is the union label,
and informed him that she had been
buying him label socks for the past three
or four years. The scriptural quotation,
'.Verilv and little children shall lead
them" occurred to him. Now everything
is label with Charlie.
Mrs. Louise Prazak. who has been
member of this union since 1884, was
removed to st. Joseph's hospital this
week suffering from complication OF
afflictions which the doctors so far have
not been able to determine on. An oper-
alton may have to be performed to re-
store her health
Cigarmakers' ball team under the ma1
agement of Matt Mesch defeated the
OFallon's last Sunday. Matt says now
that they have got their hand in they
will be able to repeat the dose next Sun
day at Elitch's Gardens.
Home industry should be encouraged
on all occasions by calling for the home
manufactured goods, but don't overlook
the label. for it deserves a place on all
products and il OF equal Importance TO
those that labor. Cooperation on the
part OF employer and employe will be
beneficial to all concerned.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-04-29
Bill Posters

Denver Bill Posters and Billers Union
No. 80 has reached satisfactory agree
ment with the Curran company covering
wages and working conditions. The mat
ter was before the State Industrial Com
mission for about two months, and
finally the union asked for a formal in
vestigation of the company's ability to
meet the demands made. The investiga.
ton had proceeded two days when events
took sudden turn and it seemed to the
Commission that both sides could reach
a settlement in few moments. Accord
inglv, the Commission directed that both
sides be allowed to bargain alone, and an
agreement was reached in ten minutes
Speaking OF this quick settlement when
the employees and employer were brought
together, a member of the Industrial
Commission said:
The Commission does not interfere
nor formally investigate when the two
parties will themselves bargain, and it
is as quick to leave the two parties
alone as it is to get them together; it
always endeavors to realize the psyche
logical moment comes for bringing par
ties quickly together
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-04-29
Painters

The Colorado Industrial Commission
has issued the following statement in re-
lation to the pending wage schedule be-
tween the two local unions in Denver and
the Master Painters Associations:
THE difficulties between the union
and employing painters of Denver have
not vet been settled. Chairman Nc
Laughlin labored with both sides in three
night sessions, acting as mediator be,
tween the two parties and an agreement
was finally reached which had to be sub
mited to the two organizations. Inc
Painters Union turned down the agree
ment. and as result negotiation arc
still in progress. The employers are
paving the scale pending the final termI-
nation of the dispute. There will be no
attempt to strike or to change present
working conditions while the matter IL
pending before the Commission. pom
| the return OF Chairman Mclaughlin rom
the East. which will be about Aprl q
the Commission will again take W the
matter in formal way and rendeT lt7
findings
Beats them all. La Belle &c cigar
union made in Denver.-Adv.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-04-29
Labor Meetings
Coming Week
HE TINE AND PLACE

Tonight
Carpenters No. l42l, Bank bldg, West
Railway Carmen No. l46, Evans block at
the loop.
Sunday.
Special public meeting Trades and Labor
Assembly. 2:30 p. M, $50 Eighteenth
street Address by Hon. L. p. Costigan.
Monday.
Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers No.
o, Club bldg.
Bakery and Confectionery Workers No.
422. Ills California st.
Bill Posters. $40 Quincy bldg.
Bindery Women, 202 Quincy bldg.
Bricklayers, Club bldg.
Building Laborers, 2447 Larimer st.
Carpenters No 55, Carpenters hall, l94I
Stout st.
Cooks, 2:3O p. M, l7l5 California st.
Electrical Workers No. 6S, l5l7 Law
renee st.
Iron Molders. l4ls Larimer st.
Plasterers, Club bldg
Switchmen. l54S California st.
Tailors No. 2O4, 2O2 Charles bldg.
Tile Layers. Club bldg.
Walters. 2:30 p. m, 1923 Curtis st.
Locomotive Engineers No. 45l, 1880 p
m, Sixth and Santa Fe.
Locomotive F. 4 +. No. $40, 1881 Platte.
Order Railway Telegraphers, 620 lith st.
Order Railway Conductors, l:30 p. m,
Exchange bldg.
Tuesday,
Carpenters No. 1874, Carpenters hall,
l047 Stout st.
Cigarmakers. $50 18th St
Glass Workers, Club bldg.
Mailers, POP Quincy bldg.
Soda Bottlers, Club bldg.
Stcnogruphers 30l German Amer. bldg.
y. r. T. No. $50, Club bldg.
Wednesday.
Carpenters District Council Carpenters
hall l947 Stout ST.
Mnchinists No a. $50 18th st.
Plumbers, Club bldg.
Retail Clerks. 200 Charles bldg.
Stereotypers, 2O2 Quincy bldg.
Structural Iron Workers. Club bldg.
sonic Temple.
Locomotive Engineers No. ls6. 2lo Ma
W 3lst and Clay.
b. r. r. No 30. l543 Champa ST.
Thursday.
Stationery Engineers. Club bldg.
Hosting Engineers, Club bldg
Painters No. 10, $50 18th st.
Photo Engravers. l7l5 California st.
Leather Novelty Workers. Club bldg.
Railway Carmen No. 10. Club bldg.
Locomotive +. & +. No II. 3sth and
Franklin.
Friday.
Building Trades Council, Carpenters
| hall. l947 Stout st.
Board Hotel and Restaurant Employees,
| p. M, Ills California st.
Union Label League, Club bldg
Blacksmiths No. 437, 1924 Charles bldg
Coach and Car Builders, i0l Club bldg.
Electrical Workers No. Ill, 15lI Law
renee st.
| Laundry Workers, l54s California st.
Printing Pressmen No /. l7l5 California
Sign Writers, $50 18th st.
b. X. T. No. 446. l543 Champa st.
Locomotive F. u L. No. 273, Eighth and
Santa Fc.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-04-29
News of the Labor Unions
Horseshoers

Conferences held this week b5tween
Representatives of the Horseshoers MON,
the Trades Assembly, building rades
Council and the Union Label League with
the Patterson -Kennicott Transfer COM
pany indicate that satisfactory ettle-
ment is about to be reached. TIL will
mean a complete victory for the union
after struggle lasting for about two
years. and recently pressed with -or.
In last weeks issue of The Bulletin
the wrong names We're printed OF those
members elected for board of dir ctors
of Horseshoers Union No. 30. Following
are the ones chosen to serve on the board
for the ensuing term: Gus Naloney,
James Henderson and III. II. Hallman.
After giving efficient service for one
week. Roy Heron has resigned as busi-
ness agent OF No. 20 and is again bend
ing his back over the forge at Murphy's
shop on Wazee street. During his INITIAL
week of official life, Roy changed over
$50 horses from non-union to union
shops.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-04-29

Beats them all La Belle SC cigar
union made in Denver.-Adv.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-04-29
Carpenters

The union carpenters OF Denver have
submitted to the general carpenter con
tractors. demand for an increase in
wages from 90 to 10 cents per hour. Sew
eral conferences have been held during
the past week and satisfactory agree
ment is expected to be reached without
taking the matter before the State In
dustrial Commission.
General Executive Board Member VIII
liam Cole is in the city this week. He
is assisting the mill carpenters in n
movement to gain an increase in wages
and better working conditions generally.
Brother G. f. Edwards, one of Frank
kirchoff's old hands, died last Wednes-
day after an illness OF nearly one year,
was buried last Sunday.
Bill Scheller has started bank ac-
count and will soon be seen riding around
in Ford.
William Latta has left st. Anthony,
Idaho. and got forty miles nearer to his
destination, Los Angeles.
All the carpenters are working and
happy.
Brother Al Brooks came up from Pueb-
10 last Sunday to attend the funeral OF
Brother Gobel's wife.
kid Uno" and bis Jane, Maggie
Damifino, went up to Golden last Sun
day, but we We're unable to learn wheth-
er he went up to the matriomonial sta.
tion on top of the hill.
John Carlisle has quit the dancing
game and is staying home nights play
ing croquet, and says it's great sport
Brother Joe Corey has moved his fam
lily and household goods up to Neder-
lands, and will camp right there.
Bob Rhodes and Roy Burroughs are
COW full fledged contractors up in Ned
erlands. Success, boys.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-04-29

Try Principe de Lees cigar for Al
after dinner smoke. Union made.-Ad'